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UG=' � REGULAR MEETI;�G — h1AY 4, 19�1 — 7:30 P,M. , �er-�,;r� - � � � j�,—r • �-,.• • c, � • i� �;�.� �,, f; , .�_��-��:�. ; �t:i� , ��r ,,r.�:> . !I P / � • s � •. ; (' ' [, 1� !! t7 r, r . C'. - i ,, ��.�_c�;; . ��c: r�:►;; �► � �� ; ;�.�� : (�cl:� i,� ��:ii,._�; � � �..��;,��_ a-�nve Yo�.�►; n,:..v,f:�z � �;r;�►.: ��•I �i Ht� ::'i Y' i i�,��!`',.c:,�_!-i � 5 C;t� r i t;F= 1:'�' 1'i-��: �'JE:UI��S�/�Y I3r�f�r�i?i_ .f-f�(: ,: _ F � r• �� ! �1 F', h: (! Y O U � � ��%Y� / �' � � �'l > t:i��;'I' l'.t:�;�l��..,"�.!? ��r:,�;;.�c; i :_ ('�l.- (�7I F�;� � IC WORKSI PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 13, Igi�l � l�tinutes approved REGUL.AR P��EET I NG, APR I L ZO, 1�31 � Minutes approved as corrected--On Page 6, Paragraph 6, first line, Change word at end of line from "or" to "only". ADOPT I O�d OF �GE�JDA : Adopted as submitted • ' OPEsJ FORUf��I, V I S I TORS : �CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA - 17 I��1NUTES) Mr. Ed Wilmes - Island of Peace P-tr. Eng Siverts - Letter from group cailed "CREQ"--Concerned Residents for Environmental Quality, in opposition to park plan PU�LIC HE�RI;�GS: i�E-OPENING OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON i�EZONING REQUEST, ZOP+ #�O-�Z, TO REZONE FROM R-3 TO CR-1, �� HILLWIND i�OAD, TED �URANDT, � D�A�SW I NG REALTY � , � , � � 1001� � � � � � , , � � , , � � � 1 - 1 I Hearing reopened 10:10 P.M. Closed at 10:40 P.t�l. ACTION (�EEDED: Rut rezoning request on next regular agenda for consideration �� IC WORKS UBLIC WOR �ti'Y MANAGER REGULAR ��EETING, h�AY 4, 1931 PA�E 2 PUBLIC NEARIyGS (CoNTtNUED) CONTINUED PUB�IC HEARING ON ESTABLISHMENT OF A TAX INCREMENT �ISTRICT IN THE %�OORE LAKE �EDEVELOPMENT �REA i�ONTINUED FROM �ARCH ��, 19�1) AND RECEIVING PETITION i�0. Z-1�g1 REQUESTING CITY PURCHASE PROPERTY IN AREA �VORTH OF HILLtVIND DRIVE, EAST OF POLK, �l�EST OF FI LLMORE FOR COMMUN I TY USES � � . • � � � � � - 2 ��1 Continued Hearing opened. C]osed hearing at 10:00 P.M. Petition received. Resolution No. 56-i981 added to agenda and adopted approving tax increment Plan #i of the i�oore Lake Redeve7opment Area ACTION NEEDED: File pe�ition in Central Services Dept. See that City Clerk has copy of tne plan for filing and inforn the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Council Approval (letter for City Manager signature). OLD Bt1S I �JESS : CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF A REZONING ORDINANCE, Z�A �$1-01, �NIVERSITY INI�USTRIAL PARK, SOOO UNIVERSITY AVENUE, RICE CREEK ASSOCIATES� � � . � � . � . . � � . � 3 ' 3 A Consideration of ordinance tabled for further staff information ACTION NEEUED: Put ordinance back on agenda for ail information complete CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF VACATION ORDINANCE, SAV ��-J.4, �VORTH OF o39O SATELLIT� AND SOUTH OF VACATED E�M STREET, i'� � G� i�OTY AND GARY A� �'JELLNER ��. 4 Ordinance No. 729 adopted ACTION NEEUED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun ' RGC�ii no :'�1cc-rrnir_ ;��nv 11 _ iq21 PAGE 3 fTY i�fANAGER USLIC WORKS I C ld0 �UBLIC ��qRKS OL� BUSI�dESS: CONSIDERATION OF SECOND �EADING OF AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL OLD CHAPTER IO3 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY�CODE ENTITLED "FIREARMS" AND TO ESTABLISH A��EW �HAPTER 103 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE ENTITLED "DANGEROUS ��IEAPONS'�� 5— 5 B Ordinance No. 730 adopted. ACTION NEEDED: publish ordinance in Fridiey Sun. Change heading for codification into City Code CONSIDERATION OF A PESOLUTION TO READVERTISE FOR �IDS FOR 'STREET IMPROVE�1ENT PRO��c-r ST. 1951-10 CSEALCOATING)�FROM ��EETING OF �1PRIL 10, 1981)� �� Resolution No. 57-1981 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with readvertising for bids iJE'�I BUS I jJESS : �ECEIVIIVG PLANNING �OMMISSION i`�1iVUTES OF APRIL ZZ� 1�81,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A. Consideration of Request for Special Use Permit SP #81-03, to allow a bumper boat operation on a 98 foot by 125 foot site, Skywood Shopping Center, 5255 Central Avenue, Robert Friediy .......................... ......... 7- 7Q Planning Comm. Recommendation: Denial of request & 7N-?P Council Action fJeeded: Consideratian of recommendation Request denied ACTION PJEEDED: Inform applicant of Council denial , r • � 7-7Z B. Consideration of Request for Speciai Use Permit, SP #81-04, to aliow construction of 2nd accessory building (detached garage), 8101 Ruth Circ�e, Kenne�h D. Jorgenson... 7E P.C. R�commendation: Approval with stipulation & 7Q-7S Council Action Needed: Consideration of recom�nendation Approved with stipulation that present driveway be removed when existing gara e is conver�ed to ii��n space. AC�IV NEE'U`E6:��ori�� applicant o ounc� st�pu at�on. IC LJORKS UBLIC WORKSI IC WORKSI Pl1aLIC tJOR G <<lEW BUS I i JESS �, P�1aY 4, 1 tCONTINUED) (PLANNING COMMISSION �'�INUTES CONTINUED) C. Consideration of Request for Special Use Permit, SP #81-05, to allow construction of duplex in R-1 zoning, 20 Osborne Way, Leigh Invesiments, Inc ......................................... 7F - 7G P.G. Recommendation: Approval with stipulation & 7T-7V Council Action Pteeded: Consideration of recommendation First motion for Denial - fai�ed Second motion for approval - failed (Needs 4/5 vote of Council) ACTION PJEEDED: Inform applicant of fail�are to approve request D. Appeals Commission A1inutes of April 14, 1981 . Request for Variance to Increase Height of of Wail Sign, Shorewood Shopping Cen�er, 6225 Highway 65, Bridget M Rud far poug's TV and Appliance .................................... 7W - 7X Appeals Comm. Recommendation: Approval until July 1, 1983 & 7Y-7Z Council Action Needed: Consideration of recommendation Approved request ACTIQN NEEDED: , Inform Applicant of Council approval PAGE 4 �EC�IVIf�G CATV l��INUTES OF APRIL g, 1?Sl, , � � � � . . . g — � t� A. Consideration of h1otion to Purchase Equ�pment in a Va1ue not to exceed $2100 ...................................... 8C CATV Recommendation: Approval Council Action Needed: Consideration of recommendatian P9inutes received. No action taken at this time,on equipment. To Hire Doug ACTION NEEDED: Fiie minutes for future refQrence. Cabie Commission should be informed they can hire Doug Nedein, and develop a separate fund for this as a negaiive fund to eventually come out of"refranchising fe�s. COUSIDERATION OF QE�UEST fOR DIVIDI�G PARK FEE AND APPLYING TQ INDIVIDUAL LOTS BY ThoMas E� �RICKNER� �� J Request granted. Staff to draw up legal notice to buyers to nvtify them of the park fee. ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with drawing up legal notice to future buyers of lots informing them of park fee on individual lots to be paid. i�E�"I BUS I iIESS i CONT I NUED) CONSIDERATTON OF �NOKA COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT �OINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR h�UTUAL AID, � , . � � � � � � � � � IO — IO G Agreement approved ICE AC7ION NEEDED: Have agreement executed and forward to appropriate parties CONSIDERATION QF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE PROGRA�"�1 To be brought back for discussion at a later meeting SERV ACTION NEEDED: Put item on future agenda RECEIVING COMMUNITY RECREATION BUILDING ��EEDS ASSESS— MENT �OMMITTEE FINAL REPORT� � . � � � � � � � � . � , , 11 - 11 1� Final Report receiued. To be discussed at next regular rr�eting ACTION f�EEDED: Put item on next regular agenda for discussion CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENT CONTRACTS �IOS, 67 aND 1�1, f'�ETRO ��ASTE �ONTROL �OMMISSION� � � � � � � � � � . � , 12 - 12 E Approved agreements LIC WORKS ACTIOfJ NEEDED: Have agreements executed and forwarded to MWCC. CONSIDERATION OF A RESO�UTION TO ENTER INTO A SOUND LEVEL r��ETER CUSTODY AGREEMENT WITH THE LEAGt1E OF i�INNESOTA �ITIES� � � � � � � � � � � . � � . � . � � , 13�- 13 D Resolution PJo. 58-1981 adopted � � ICE ACTIOt�1 NEEDED: Have agreement executed and forwarded to appropriate parties ^ r. !'JiRAL SERV. ��►� BIJSIi�ESS tCONTINUED) CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION �1t1THORIZING AND 1�IRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL I�SSESSMENTS ON PARCEL ZSSO, SECT I ON 12 � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 14 - 14 C Resol ution f��o. 59-1981 adopted ACTIOt�� NEEDED: Proceed as authorized with splitting assessments ! CONSIDERATION OF PERSONNEL ACTIONS� � � � � � � � . � , 15 � � All New Employees Approved: Joseph Gaylord, Police Officer; � Micheel Zqicky, Office Assistant; �ladine Jyrkas, Office Assistant: � Bonita Der�leyere, Work Processing Opr. TY MANAGER ACTION NEEDE�: Prepare Personnel Action Farm and forward to Accounting CLAiMS� � � � � � � � � � � � . � � ,� � � � � � � � � � 16 Approved :tJTRAL SERV. ACTION NEEDEQ: Pay claims LTCENSES, , , , , � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 17 .- 17 F Approved ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses . � EST IM11ATES � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Approved :NTRAL SERV. ACTION NEEDED: Pay estimates ADJOURiJ: Tz:40 A.��. �. ��f,.� �� r �� . , {' (�EGUL�',R �IEFI�I;JG — f�iAY �, 1��1. — 7:30 P,M� ��_�,�� o� ��_e��n��c�: � A��E�ov�� o�= ��z��uTES: pUSL I C �i�AR i PJG, APR T L 1�, 19�1 REGULl�R i�iEET I NG f APR 1� 2Q, �.��1 ADOPTI��d 0� ,�GE�dDA � � ()PE:S FQRU��i, 'JISITOP,S: �CON5IDERA7IOPV OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA — I� ��iINUTES� PU�LIC HEI�f�I,�i�S : ��E—OPCN I fUG OF � PU�L I C �E/�R I(dG ON i�EZON I NG i�EQUEST, Z�� trc'�a�`� �, 70 RCZOl�J" Ff�OM �-3 TO ��-1, 9Z1 N I LLt�I I ND i�OAD, TED ;UR;1idI�T, I�i� ��W I NG REI�LTY � � � � � � , � � � . , � , , � � � , , . � 1 — I I RE��u�_�� 1��-r z ��, (�1��,Y� t�, 1�31. f'J�[�IC �IEI��,Ii��S CCc�r��rlrsuc�) PAGE Z �Of�! i I NUCD �UPaI._I C i�EAR I NG C)N ESTABLI SHP�'�ENT OF A T�X INCFZE�^1ENT i�ISTRICT IN THE l"�OORE �A}<E REDEV�LOPMENT �REA ��ONT I NUED E`f;OM Mn�cH 3�, i�3U�) AND RECCIVIPJG FETITION i`�0. �—��, REQUESTING CITY PURC!-IASE PRO�'ERTY I N AREA �`�ORTH Of- �i I LL1VI idD DR IVE, EAST OF pULI<, ��`IEST OF �"Il_LP10RE FOR Cat�'iMUNI�7Y USES, �� 2— 2�"� OLD �USI;�ESS: CONS I DERAT I Ofv OF SECOAlD i�E,�D I NG OF A��EZOiV I NG ORD I NANCE, �� Sl-Dl, �iNIVERSITY INi�USTRI�IL. PARK, $OOO UNIVERSITY AVEl�U�, RICE CREGK ASSOCIATES, � � � � � < < � � � � � � 3 ` 3 A CQNSIDcRATION OF SECOND REAllING OF VACRTION ORDINANCE, ;�AV ��i�J`��, +�ORTH OF n��O SAT�LLITE AND SOUTH OF ��ACA1'ED ELh1 STREET, i'� � G� i�OTY AND GARY t� ��'f ELLNER �� 4 � �� '��;.��_C'�� __i��, �Y �4a._� � �� . ol. �� ,U� I;'�i�SS ; Co��s Ir��r r ot� oF SECa�r� R�n�� 1 Nc o� nr, Qr�� 1 Nn�cr� To REPEAL Pn�c 3 QL.D �EiAP�-ER iQ� OF TNC� F(� I DLEY C I TY � �ODl: �f�dT I TLED ,r�'T��,nS`` /��1D TO EST/1�L.ISN A+�Ft�V CHAPTER Z�3 OF THE �-RIDLEY �ITY CODE �^a�r1TLED "l7F�NGEROUS ��`�E1`,PONS'' � � � � , 5 - 5 B CONSIDERATION OI= A PESOLUTION TO iEADVERTISE FOR �IDS FOR STREET IMPROVEP1ENT PROJECT ST� 1gaZ-1� CSEALCQATING) �FROM �`��EETING OF %PRIL �.�, 19�81) � � � � � ;�E�� PUS I ��ESS : ��ECEIVING PLl�N(VING �OMMISSI0��1 i'�INUTES OF APF2IL 22, :1�81, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , la. Consi derati on of Request for. Speci al Use Peri,�i t SP #81-03, to allo4v a bumper boat operation on a 98 foot by 125 foot site, Skywood S�opping Cer�ter, 5255 Central Avenue, Robert Friedly .................................. Planning_C��+�sn,_Rec��)Jii°ilC�dL1011: DC�IIId� of reyuest Council i�,ctiar� ideedeci�: Corisideratian of recon,mendation � ..7-7Q & 7fd-?P (�. Considerat.ior� o� Rec�u�st for S�:�ec�al Use Per�illlt> SP r��jl-0��, to ��lloG�� consti�E.c#;-ion of 2r�d accessory building � (dc,tache�a g�tt�rr�), �3101 f�uih Circl^, Kenncth �. Jor°c,�ensor�... 7E P.C. E.�cou�u��r��1a�i��n: �p��ov��l �with stip«lation & 7Q-7S _- --__. C�un;,il F1ct�or� id��c��.d: Con�_,ideratiori of reco�rr�e�idation . . 1 7-7Z r�l��_n� ��1��re� z r��, P�1�Y 4. 1.�)�31. � Pn�E 4 ;�IE�kJ F�US I id,�SS (Go��r l �u�n) ��L_�Nt�ING �UMi��II�SSION �'`iINU1�ES �0(VTII�lUEB) C. C�risir�er�ation �f Request for Special Use Permit, SP #81-05, to al 1 at�i cor�struction of dupl ex i n f�-1 zon�i ng, 20 O�borne Way, Lcigh Investments, Inc ..................... .................. 7F - 7G P.C. f?E�coi7unendatic�r;: /�pproval �°aith stipulation & 7T-7V Council l�ct�ion ��eec�ed: Cor�sideratior� ofi� recommendation D. A�peals Commissivn P1inutes of Apri7 l4, 1981 , Request for Variance ta Increase N�ig{�t of of L�Iall Sign, Shorewood Shopping Center, 6225 Nighway 65, Sridget M Rud for poug's TV and Applidnce ............................... ... 7W - 7X A��eals Comm^r2ecoi�,mendation: Approval until Ju1y 1, 1983 & 7Y-7Z C+�uncil Flction Needed: Consideration of recommendation i�ECE IV I�dG Cr�T�� i'�1 f�UTES QF APR I L Q� �.�� . �� g— �� A. Consideration of f�1otion to Purchase Equi��ment in a Value not to exce�d �2I00 ...................................... 8C CATV Recomn�endai;ion: �pproval (;ouncil F�ciion Needed: Con�ideratiat� of recor��n�endatior� CQUSIDERATION OF RE�UEST F0� DIVIDI�lG P/��K F�E AND �['PLY I NG TU I Nn I V I DUAL �.OTS I:'�1' T��40��1AS E� �R I C KNER ,�� i��[:�d Pt1SI��ESS CCr.�,��rN��.v) CC)fdSII�EFZI'�IIQN OF ,�IVO!</� COUNTY L./�ti�! EPJFQt2CEMENT �UINT Pc�vr��s /'�Gf��r��r��r roR Piu7uAZ AID, , , , , � , s , , , , � 10 — �.0 G RECEIVING CQMMUNITY RECREATION BUILDING ��EEDS �SSESS— h91=NT �OM�IITTEE FIhAL REPORT, , , , , . , , , . • � . � , � �.1 — �.�. i�l CONS ID ERAT I ON OF AGREEMENT CONTRACTS ��OS , C% AND 1��., I'�Ei"RO �'�ASTE �ONTROL �OMM I SS I ON ��,�� , 12 — 12 E CONSIDER�TION OF �1 iESOLUTIQN 7'0 ENTER INTO A SOUND LEVEL �'�E�ER CUSTGDY AGREEf�1E(VT l+l�TH 7HE �EAGl1E QF ;�'r�v�ESOr� CITIES, , , , , , . , , , � , , , , . , . � , 13 — 13 D 0 ��rr P;(�SIi�ii CS (Gor��r�r�ucn) CONSIDERA"fIO{� OF !\ i�E:SOI_UTION �tiU�I�HORIZIE�G af�JD 1�IRECTING ' Tk-i� SPLI�f-�rI('�lG OF SPECIAL i�SSESSP�CI�T5 QPd �/\RCEL �>j�, S�c�r t or� 12 � , � , , . , � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 14 -- 1�4 C CQNSIDERATION OF PERSONNEL AGTIOt�lS, , � , � � � � � � � �.5 ��A I MS � � � � � � � � � � � � � < < < , � , � � � � � , 16 LICENSES, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , � � , , , � , , , 17 - 17 F ES1" IA1ATES � � � � � � � � , , . � , , , . , , � � � � � I$ ��i��i�i��ii`� ; �� TI�E P�i1PlUTE�S OF TIfE PU{3LTC FIEF�RIf�lG MEETING OF THE �RIDLEY CIl-Y CCtUPJCIL OF AF'RIL 13, 19&1 � The Pi�i>lic liearinq 6leeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order ai 7:3:i p. ri. by tJayor t;ee. � Pl..EDGE OF ALLEGIAtJCE: Mayor fdee led the Council and audience in the Plede,e of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: f-1FP16ERS PR�SEN7: Councilman Gari�ette, Councilr!an Schneider, t�layor Nee, Councilwoman f�oses, and Counciln;an Fitzpatrick MGMBERS AESEf47: None � ADOPTION OF FlGE�lDA: f40TI0N by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as subrnitted. Seconded by Councilman Fitzoatrick. . MOTIOt�� by Councilr�ian Schneider to amend the motion to add the fol�loGVing iteni to �he agen;la: "Consider�ation of kezoniny Request, ZOA ;HO-0?_ fior Ted 6urandt for v�hich the Public Hearing �;as Held on September 22, 1980". Seconded by Councilr�:an Garnette. . Councilivorr,an P�toses felt the peiitioner sl�ould be notified that the Councii was goiiig to cori>ider the rezoning request. UPOiJ F� 4'OICE UGTE TFlKEN OiJ THE A�1ENDED ��i0TI0PJ, Councilman Schneider, Counci]inan Qarnette> Counci?man Fitzpatrick and 1�layor ldee voted in favor. Councilwoman P1oses e�o�ed against. �dayor P,ee declarec the motion carried unanimously by a 4 to 1 vote. UPOfd A VOICE UOTE TAKEN ON THE t��AIPJ P�OTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Pdee declared the mot,ion carr•ied unanimously. PU3LIC HEARIN;S: �'U[>LIC HF11kING Qid RcZONIfdG RE�UtST_,_ ZOA ,`8I-02, TO REZ�ONE FROP4 R-1 TO R-3 THE -- -- — --� --- ----- ---------- -- __ AR�A UE(vCP',LIY I O�F�IED iiv ��EP;OR�HEFIS�1�� (�JADRAi�T OF I-694 ��,ND HI(;HWAY 65 ALO;VG HILL4III�JD ROAD, 01_IVER R. ERICKSON: � � f�i0TI0fV by Councilman Fitzpatrick to Gvaive the reading of the pubiic hearing notice ard open ti�e public heariry. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 19ayo�- fJce dec)ared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing op2nec! at 7:36 p. m. (�ir. Ei-ickson, the petitioner, appeared before the Council and stated he has lived in Fridle,y since 1949, served or� the Planning Com�riission for seven years, and retired s�veral years ago. Mr. Erickson stuted he has o�vned the land in question since 1972, tivith a number° of praposals to develc;p it sc�rie as remote as a n;otel. He stated he felt it was tim� to do sornethiny about tLe land, since they have been paying taxes on it, and thought it �-;culd hold 160-1E5 units and irtended to develop the land to Lhe best of the neighberhood's inte��ests and the City's. Mr Erickson feit the rezoning request c�iacle was fair]y reasonable and that the City could use son�e rnultiple housiny. t9i�:. Erickson stated fie realizes there is a great deal of opposition, and he tvas out of te.;n at the Planning Com,��ission heariny so couldn't answer zry q�lesti�ns raised by the peop7e. !ie sta�ted l��e can understand their feelii�g regarding tt�e traffic. _ �,,,.,. �` « PU(3LIC FIEARING F�EETING OF I;PRII_ 13, 1981 PAGE 2 h1r. Erickson stated, at this point, he wist�ed to withdr�w the request for �he rezoning Lo give hiri an oppc>rtunity to meet ��ith s�afP and the residents of the are�. to see if they can`t arrive at some coutpromise. Councilman Schneider stated he felt Mr, Erickson is willing to work with the neighborhood and poir�ted out t.here is a neighborhood coii�inittee and would give Mr. C'ricksc,n their nar,�es, if he wishes. 61ayor �dee stated, since this is a public h�ariny, he asked if anyone �aould l i ke to co,i�ment o1, gi ve a reacti on to t}�e w i thd rawal request. t�ir. Doug Strong, 5720 Regis Drive> asked if tlle Engineering Department has looked at the number one problem which is the traffic. He pointEd out the problem is the intersection and regardless of what is placed on the property, that sti11 is the big problem. Mr. Flora, Ptablic 4Jor!:s Director, stated the City has been v�orking withthe County and made so!re prelinrinary contacts with the State, as all three parties are. involved in that intersection. Ne stated, v�ith L'he Reclevelopm�nt District as proposed, it is fiuped there �vill be som� support to do some improvements at this intersection. He stated, at this time, he doesn't have any specific recommendations. Mr. Strong asked if the study was received from the Ricz Creek Watershed District on the storm sewer project. , P1:r.. Flora stated the City has the approval of the Watershed District for �he Moore Lake Study. _ Councilman Schneider stated the Planning Commission had stated that th2 Watershed ', � District had seen P1r. Erickson's preliminary piroposal. Mr. Flora stated they are looking at the preliminary ptroposa] and incorporating that in the overall plan for the Moor°e Lal:e Studv. Mr. Strong felt before they got into a study on what can be done v�ith ttie property, he still believed, if you own property you shculd be able to develop it vaithin reason. fie pointed out, however, there are two major problems, the traffic and the strom sevier and if these aren't answered, they are butting their heads against the wall regardless of v:hat plan they come up with. i•9r. Flora stated for any developr�ent to occur within the Rice Creek Watershed District, they r,ust approve the permit. He pointed ou� they have approved the Nioore Lake Stud,y and that is con.tinuing on at this time. Councilwoman t4oses painted out 'this intersection is part of the Redpvelopment Pian and asked what kind of tinie fr,ame they are looking at before any changes are rnade. Mr. Flora stated he {elt it viould take considerable time as it has to be HJerked out �vith the County and State and probably looking at three to five years. Councilavoman Moses felt this is one of the points Mr. Strong was making. P1s. Nancy Jai°,enson, 5730 Polk Street, stated in one of their petitions there was refei°ence made to parking on the street and they have asked for "fJo Pa�°kiny" signs and �•ras told this has to be approvecl by the Council. She asked if the Council could vote on whether "�r'o Parl<iny° signs will be placed on Polf: Streei.. Cauncilman Schneider stal:ed there is a.petition in oppasitioi� to the rezoning and several thirgs are requested in this petition. kvf 'R PUf3LIC HEAF:IPdG MFFTIflG OF FlPRIL 13� 1931 PAGE 3 ��fayor Nee felt there �aasn't a problem in gettinc this passed althou<h it wasn't in or�aer��,for tonight's ayenda. He st:ated what the Council would look at is if tl;e neighbor�hood, in yeneral, i'avoi�ed it. Ms. Jor�yenson stated they had signatures form all but one o�,�ner. MUTION by Councilman Schneider to �lose the public hearinc7. Secended by Counciln�an fitzpatrick. Upon a voic.e vote, all veting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carr�ied unanimously and the puL?ic hearing closetl at 7:43 p. m. f�10TI0N by C.ouncilman Schneicl�r to �°eceive f�)r, Fr�ckson's request to withdraw rezoning p^tition ZOA ';21-02. Seconded by Co�mcilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting a��e, P�layor Nee declared the niotion carried unanimously. �H� �, �� Pi)CS! IC HCARTNG ON VACATIGPJ R[QUEST,_SAV r8Q-�'�, P,REA GENFRALt,Y LOCI;T[D �dORTH , --- — ------ - --- --- --- ---- � OF 6390 SAI=ELLITE ROULEVAfZD AidD SOUTii OF tif1CA1ED ELh1 S7ktET, ��1. G. DO�TY APdD _ R: MOTION Uy C.ounciltvo��ai� P"oses to waive the reacling of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Cauncilman Rarnette. Upon a voice vote> all voting aye, 1layor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and tf�e public hearing opened at 7:50 p. m. h1r. Flora, Public 4dorks Director, stated the area in question is just east of the railroad tracks anci south of Mississippi. He stated th� City has some riyht-of-way and the plan �vas, at one time, that i;he streei: �-�ould cross the railroacl tracks, ho��rever, this will not happen ai�d the p��i;itioner has requested vacation. hir. Flora stated the Planning Commission has recommen�ed approval of this vacation request. P�r, Herrick, City Attorney, asked if the area to be vacated was part of Lowell Atldition, f1r. Flora stated it is identified as Lowell A�Jdition to Fridley Park. Council��doman Moses asked hoti�r far a��ray fron� the residence next doar could a building U� constructed, if the vacati�n was approved. P1r. Flora sta±ed a 35 foot side yard and a 100 foot front yard setback is required. t�lr. Mike La�°son, 6390 Starlite Boulevard, stated this vacation request ��ras made concurrent ��ith tne request. to rezoi�e f�°om R-3 to M-1. He stated per;sons oppos�d tl;e rezoning arid the Planning Comrnission recominended denial. Mr. Larsor� stated he sent a letter to f�1�°. Herr�ick regardirg concerns about this vacation. He stated he �vordered ��hether or not the vacation Niould allci-+ construc�ion nearei° his home and wf�ether vacating the easement u�ould provide for a planning zone. He stated it seems to him, as he �•eads it, that some things are at the Coui�cil's discretion under a plannir,r� zone, ��1r, i_arsoi� stated he is looking a± the problem, de�ending on aahether the property is developed iight industrial_ or residential and �:,f�ether or not the easen�ent is there, he would end up 4vith a lot of foot t�°affic on his pt�operty, if it turns out th�re is u parking lot on that property. He felt they have ttie cart before the horse and it aaould be easi�r to determine if the easement sh�ulo be �dacated 4dhen speci�`ic plans fo�° th2 pro��erty are L�efore the Council. h7r,�Larson state�d he �Rrou7d like to see the ��acation request denied until such time as spccific plans are pr.eser�ted. P1r. Larson stated he had assumed when the rczaning was defeated that this vacation �•:ould also be denied and was not prepar�ed at the time of the Planning Comr�ission hear°iny to discuss this item. g r, PU6LIC FIEARING MEETING OF f�PRIL 13, I.981 � � PA6E 4 Councilwoman Moses asked Mr. Doty if he has any plans now for developing the land. Mr. Doty stat;ed the property is zpned. M-1 and the part they are requesting the i vacation on is part of the original plan, and with all due respect, they are ; requesting vacation on those grounds. Mr. Doty stated if the property does not � lay out feasibly for R-1, their plan is to request R-2 zoning, and if this isn't � acceptable, the other alternative would be to go with the present zoniny. � Mr. Larson stated if Mr. Doty intends to present a plan for rezoning to R-1, he would wark on his behalf. I Councilman Schneider asked wfiat facts the Council should co�lsider in this vacation request. �4r. Herrick, City Attorney, stated P1r. Larson's letter vaas sent to the City Hall and was not fortivarded immediately to his ofifice, therefore, he wasn't able to gei a written response to him. P�r. Herrick stated this easement is owned by the owner of the rest of the propey°ty and is dedicateo to the City to be used for street and public utility purposes. He stated tne private property o:�;ner can use the property for anything that doesn't interfere ��rith the purpose of the easement. He felt it was pretty well ayreed the City will no� construct a streei; on that property and regai°ding the question of whether the property owner could build closer to h1r. Larson's property because of ' the vacation, if it contir�ues to be zoned for 1�1-1, the answer would be "no" because the side yard setback is greater than the widtti of the property and as long as it is an easement> it could be counted as part of the side yard setback. Re�arding the question on whether a berm or plant'ing strip ulould be required, Pdr. errick stated he couldn''t recall, in recent years, where a bet°m or landscaping wasn't required on any industrial buildiny adjacent to residential pi°operty. t�1r. Her�°ick stated the question when the vacation should take place is a policy question wi�ich he felt the Council n�ust answer. Councilwoman Moses stated she can see Mr. Larson's concern that a building could , be constructed very close to his horne. , hir. Doty stated the way light industrial buildings are constructed, they require ; parking in front. He pointed out f4r. Larson's property still abuts light ; industrial right now, and R-1 zaning does noi; require as great a setback as M-1. Pir. La�°son felt,the question is when the vacation should be considered. He stated he vrould agr�ee it makes no sense to leave this easement, but couldn't understand � why the vacation request has to be considered noG•r when there are no specifiic plans ' to deve1op this property. ' 1�1ayor Nee felt the question that should be considered is if there is a continuing public need for the easen;c:nt, and if there is no need, then he felt they have an obligation to grant the vacation. , Mr. Herrick stated he agrees with P1ayor Nee's comments, but to ease Mr. Larson's : concerns he would be happy to respond to his letter and his respor�se avould be simular i:o what he has told the Council this evening. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated it has been consistent policy that a separation be provided b�tween different zones, and v�hen an actual building permit is requested, some screening or landscaping would be required to protect residential proeprty M�r. Qureshi stated, if Mr. Larson wishes to be advised when a building permit is requested un this property, he could write a note tc this.effect and he!would be notified. Councilman Schneider stated for purposes of square footage calculations, the easen�ent would be corisidered as part of the parcel anyhow so the vacation would have na effect as far as the size of a structure. hir. Doty stated Mr. Larson Iias already stated he is opposed to any development on ti}e prope�°ty un1ess it is R-1. Councilinan Schn�ider stated he can sym�ai:hize with Mr. Larson's concerns, but it is P1r. Doty's ptroperty and he doesn't sEe wf�at public purpose holding the easen�ent serves. No oth�r persons in the audience spoke regarciing this vacation request. M07ION by CounCilweman Plo;es to close the pu�lic hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fi'r.zaptrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Nee dEClared the motion � ca�°ried u��animously and the public hearing closed at 8:29 p� m. ' � � �l �; PUQLIC HrARING P9f_Et1�G OF Af'RIL 13, 1981 PAGE 5 {' � PUf3LIC H��F�RT�J(; OP�__fIP�I�J..�{�L1�,T�P� >��1=02�_f{EATI�ER HILLS WFSTL_6175 CFfdTRAL AVEfdUE - - - - - - -- _ ---- - - - - — -- 1FIUi��il�,S hEtlGl<�JER: � � MOTION f,�y Counci�iman Schneider to ��aive tihe reading of the public hearing notice and open the pubiic heariny. Seronded hy Council��n [3arn�ttc. Upon a voice vote, � all vo�iny ayc, Pia,yc�r Nee declar�d the rniltion carricd unarimously and the public heariny cpened at �:30 p. m. Mr, f=l'ora, Public 4Jorks Director, stated the area in question is just east of Central P,venu° ��:nd south of Rice Cre�l: Road�. He stated Mr, 6ricE:ner has �obtained an optioi� to purcha�e a portion of �doore La{:e Additian from the c��urch and is interested in de��cloping it as R-1. Mr. Flora stated this area was previously.discussed ��ahen the Council approved a lot spl�it seve��al titi�ee4:s ago above this ex�sting pt°operty. Mr. Flo��a stated staff is H:orking with t�1r. E3rickner for development of this parcel, and his interest is 111 preserving the bea�.ity of the area and custan desiyning each particular ho�nc to fit the lots. t�r. F1ora stateci a. road will be construct.ed ��:ith t�vo cul-de-sacs and a po>>dinq area to serve as �vater reter�tion for this Urea, Ne pointed out, in conjunction with the Rcdevclopment P�an, they are looking at possibly ta{:iny this parcel ar,d connecting it in the futur� with Len hiore Di°ive and poss�bly er.tending it to Rice ' Creek Road. He stated, currently, P1��. Qrickner hasn't been able to purchase the pror�erty for the continuation of 6en P4ore Urive. �1r. Flora stated, in order to '� proviue sanitary seia�er and ti�rat�r service to this area, the proposal is to connect ' 6en P1ore tinto 1:his area rather than previding the services from Gentral Avenue. Counciirnan Schreider asked how. rie tarould develop those lots, if he can't extend [3en f�ier°e Drive. �fr. Flora stateci the lots could be serv�d off of Cen*ral Avenue ', for only a shcrt period of time an� in co��junctien �vith the Redevelopment Plan, the Housing und R�cevelopment Authority may be able to acquire it. � t�1r. Qureshi , City i��anayer, stated there is a plan the Council revieo-:ed and approved when they develcped the whole area east of Central to serve, basically, the total ; prope��ties and ta provide access. He stated this p1aL �-roulri n;,t be ineeting the ' stai�dards becausc o� th:: plat oi°dir�ance r�equiren�erii regar�ciing the a.,l-de-sac lenoth • not to exc.eed 600 feet. }le stated, originall,y, v!h�n the �lat of Kerry Lane vaas �� appro�;ed, there t��ere temporary easements acquired a��id a p�an to p�rovide access to this area. He pointed eut this plat would be improper unless another access is provided. Councilworaan iiosns asl;ec! if it was part of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority's plan that i:he lots would be di•✓ided and the streets constructed. f�r. Qur°eshi felt this ti-�as one way it could potentialiy be divided, if there daas a consensus on thie part of the property ov�ners, and tbe�ity .`eltthis �ti�Gsthe mayto proceed. � Councilmari Schneider asl;ed thelenyth from Central Avenue to the tip of the cul-de-sac. A gentieman ir� ti�e audience stated it v,�as E54 feet. Councilman Schneider stated they ' are 54 feet off from the ordir�ance requiren��ent. He furc4�er stated he has a problem a,iih this 600 foot cu7-de-sac requirement and pointed ou* there is double access into �en- P;ot�e Drive. Counciln�an Schneider sta�:ed, if it is ihe feeling of the resideni,s ' on �en ffiore Drivc not to carry thn street thr�ough, hc doesn't see a pressing need forit:: f�1r. Lyle Carprnter, 6258 Qen Fiore Urive, si:ated, ir talking with most of the property owners on Gen N;ore Drive, the�� are in ayreement they �-rould not l�ke to see Ben �4ore e�:tended. He stated they would like to see it rernain as it is unless it is absoluteiy necessar,y. He stated Y.erry Lane is narro�;; and ther-e r�ay be a p7°oblem getting in fire fi�hting equir>ment, ho��iever, t.he lots to the west uf Qen More Drive drop down very qu�ckly ano ,right pose ti�e sa�r!e problern. Councilman Schneider asked if Qen f�iore Drive isn't extended, what kind of probiems weuld it creai;e for this plat, f•1r. Flora stated tiic primary cor,cer°n a�ould be the sa!�itary se�ver ar�d water systeiiis to support this plat ar�d anything else that wou}d be develo(�ed. He stated, with extension of 6en ��tore Drive, it wo�ild pi-ovide an easy way for extension of these utilities, He pointed out they can 9et sewer and t��ater services for�n Central Avenue> but it ivouldr�'t be as good a system as wi�aC could be provided 6y the extension �f [3en t�ore Drive. Mr. 6rici;i�er, tt7e petitioner, stated tl�ey are lookinca at 11 lots with single family hon�es �nd indicated he would not be totally o,�posed to the extension of Ben flor�e il�°�ie�e in i:tze fi!ture. Ne felt the pi°inia.r'y access �•�oi.ild probably be the entrance off Central and since V:erry is such a steep hill, the extension �� of den f4ore Drive would prob<�bly be used mucM mor°e. �,u., �F�f PU�LIC NE�RING h9EkTING OF APRILI3, 1981 PAGE 6 P"r. �layne Welch, E1.15 Woody Lane, pointed aut the 600 foot requirement for cul-de-sacs so the ple:t couldn't be approved because of this requir�en�ent. Me stated he had �oncerns about the open acreage behind his home, whieh gets smaller and smaller, hot��ever, P�e has heard some favorable comments on Mr. arickner's developments. Mr. Qureshi felt there should be sorne plans or direction to pr-oceed to provide l�oping for the ti,�ater lines, Councilman Schneider stated, untiT h1r. [3rickner can acquire property, it is difficult to say where they would go. He pointed out if t:he people directly to the north don't want to sell, it would make a difference. t�M1r. Qureshi stai:ed he felt it is a prudent approach to have double access to a neighborhood. , No other persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed plat. P10TION by Councilman Schneider to close the public hearing. Seconded 6y Councilman Barne.tte. Upon a voice vote, a'11 voting aye> f4ayor Nee declared E � the motior� carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:55 p. m. t'� '' PUQLIC HEP,P,I�dG OPd RE70idING REQUFST, ZOA #f31-01; TO RE70P1E C,ERT(liN LOTS FROM C-2 to h1-1,�OQ0 U(dIV[RSITY AVEfdUF, RICE CREFh ASSOCIATES: PddD ! ---- - --- --- ' CONSIDERG�TION OF REAPPROVAL Of PS #30-01, UNIVERSITY INDUSTRIAL PARK PLAT __TABLED 416181�- — --�- i�10TI0N by Councilwoman I�1oses to walve the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public heariny. Seconded by Councilrnan Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, raayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public h�aring opened at II:57 p. m. Mr. Flora, Public b,�or{:s Director, stated the area ir question is between 79th �nd 81st just west of University Avenue. He stated the items before the Council for consideration are a plat, a rezoning, and a variance on the setback requirernent. Mr. Flora stated this plat originally came befor�e the Council about a year ago, but since it was not recorded in 180 days, it r•equires resubmission to the Council. He stated the Planning Commission did revie�v the plat, in conjunction with the rezoniny, and identified a number of �i�ems that tied the two iogether. f�1r. Flora stated the primary cc�ncern �1�as the drainage. Fle stated, to date, staff has not received a drainage plan for this particular plat, however, f�ir. Harris has provided them with a letter which, in paragraph l, establishes certain criteria which they feel would handle the drainage question for this ' particular plat, if it is recorded and documented so all future owners would know what viould be required for them to handle the water. P✓�r. Flora stated another thing to be addressed rlas the landscaping and final ' approval of the rezoning. He stated the �,lat has P^-1 zoning and C-2 zoning and I4r. Harris has a buyer for a portion of the property and is requesting ' rezoning from C-2 to f4-1 of lots 1, 9, and 10. He sta.ted they are further requesting a variance of the front yard setback from the required 100 feet to 35 feet because this hi-1 property is across the street from residential. Mr. F1ora stated the development is for Lots 1, 2, 3, 9> and 10 for construction of a builc(iny and the yreen area, as shown on the map, �•�ould es��nti1U y detain the water to include some wat:er in the parking area, with some going to the pro;�erty to the sauth. Ne stated this particular development supports Fir. Harris' rea_e��i�y to develop a Eilat v,�here each parcel tvould have to address itself indep�nclently for water dete7tion. I' �: �.� PL'l3l_1C NFAr�IMG MFEi ING OF f1PRIL 1"3, 1981 PAGE 7 t�1r. F1ora stated st��ff fcit this �roi�l�i be a good approach to take for this p]at, as long as everyone was a��rare of this i�equirement and it was formally �°ecorded. hir. fioi°a exp7ained �;�hat th�y tvould be doing is holdiny the a�ater ai7d not allowing �it to d�i•ain dovmstream. Ne pointed out the storm vaater would be collected an�i detained ii� its perin�eter and then have � cont��olled exit. Ne stated the la�id to the tivest has ditct�es and �reen area and water will be held the re. Councilr�an Schneider as4:ed, from an enginee.ring point of vievr, if staff was cornfortable that this can be properly disigned. Mr. Flora felt there was one exception anc; that in��olved tl�e purcel te the south. Ne felt the City should receive an agreement bet�.v�en ��1r. Paschke and P1r, hlarris regarding acceptance of the 4;ater form the north and it would be handled when this par�cel to tfie sautii i s devel oped. " Pir, Harris felt to provide a drainage plan when they didn't know �ahat kind of developn�eni;, would take place would �e a disservice to the City. He felt it was better that each parcel by ii.self will be responsible for storm wai:er detentien and any loLs or combination of lots can be fo�m�ulated into taking care of the ��!ater. He poiiited out they tlon't kncv: how they will develop at this tin;e, and feit the City i�ad control wit:'ri tfle b�a�ldiPig pernrits to see that the drainage is provided. Councilwcinan Moses stated any person buying the prop°rty t��ould find on the abstract tl�at this land �vouid have to bc de�eloped by meeting all the drainage requirements. P1ayo�° flee asked i` this v,ould sho:�� up in ai� abstract study. f�lr. Herrick stated they would have to titiro rk out so��e type of language ard put tl�at into an aareement. P4r. Flora stated the si:aff's position Gti�as, if a covenant v:as filed with the Cour�ty> it t��oul�� insure i:hat a,�y bu��er ti��as aware of this req�aire+r�ent. Mr. Harris stated he felt he vaould ag�°ee co this, ho��rever, asked if they have required this in the past. Mayor P�ee felt staff:.had succee�+ed in having the proper di°ainaye provided, based on the City's ��ol�cy, without hav;ng it recorded in the deed. Mr. Paschke asked if there wasn't a limit on convenants accar-ding to the statutes. P2r. Nerrick> City �ttorr;ey, prcbat�ly wh�at they ai�e talking aboui, here is a drainaye easement. He felt �vhat they are sayiny is that the o�,�m er of the soiath group of lots agrees to accept drainage �vater from ii�e north bui]ding site and agrees to vrhat is referred to as a subsei°uient drainaye agreement. Mr. Harris felt, due to the fact the Cit}� does have a plan a.nd policy set • up which brings a poiential buiider of a structure on one of these lots before the Planning Com�nission and Council, a pe��mit �vill not be used until he de�non- strates he can retain tF�e �•�ater, and felt the City has the best cont�°ols there. Mayor Nee pointeG out that this isn't covered in tl�e City codes. h7r. Harris �tated he would be willing to �vrite in every purchase agreement that the buyer has to re�ain the a�ater on his parcei and ��ould give thc City sucli a leti:c�' that this �raii�age requirement wo,_�ld appear on t.he purchase agreerr2n �.� � Mayor Nee ap;aointed Councilwoman P�leses a�nd the P�ihlic 4lorks D�rectee to n�eet with (�tr. Harris to atter=ipt to work out tiiis pa�°ticular� item reyartling the drainage. � � _ _ , �� PUGL.IC HEARING M[FTING OF APRIL 13, 19i31 � PAGE 8 Th�re were no other yuestions from the audicnce regarding this pro��osed plat. Mr. Flara stated the next question is the rezoning of Lots 1, 9, and 10 from C-2 to P�,-1, and associated with tf�e rerosiing is the variance request to reduce the fro��t setback frorn'the required 10� feet to 35 feet. Mayor SJee quesi.ioned the proceeding for the ��ariance. Mr°. Nerrick stated, typically, the variance goes to the Appeals Coti}��ission, ho�vever, where it is made part of the plat, it hasn't gone to the Appeals Commission in the past. hir. Flora stated; u�hen the Plarning Com7�ission reviewed the variance request, they ide:ntified two stipulations: (1) that the Cour�cil not approve the final rezoniny or recording the plat until they have ari acceptable approv�d drainage p1an, and (7_) that the Council have covenants in hand and an adequate 1andscape plan in hand. Mr. Flora stated an agreement for the di°ainage plan is being a�orked out and siaff is also workinc� with the petitioner on the landsraping. He felt the only thing t�hat hasn't been addressed was the park fee which has to be paid on this parcel. A drawing �-aas presented of the proposecl building to be constructed and it was pointed out it will be very low-b:eyed, low in design, and architecturally pleasing. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding this rezoning or raised questions on the plat. MOTI.ON by Councilttioman Moses to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motian carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 9:44 p. m. RECESS: A r�cess v�as called by Mayor Nee at 9:44 p. m. RECOIIVEP�FD: Mayor Nee reconvened the meeting at 9:55 p. tn. Al1 Council members vJere present. �� PUQLIC Hi/IRIPJG ON FIhlAL PLAT, PS r�r81-Ol, MIDWEST ADDITION, LOUIS J. HPJ��LIN, ' GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5101 INDUSTRIAL DLVD. N. E,: MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, I�iayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously ancl the public hearing opened at 9:55 p, m. Mr. Flora, Public Worl:s Director, stated.P1idwest Printing Company acquired an addit-ional parcel for� a ponding area and this has been set up as a new addition, wf�ich must be approved by the Council so it can be recorded at the County. No persons in the audience spoke regarding this plat. P�OTIOfy by Cow�cil�na�� Schenider to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpat�°ick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Ftayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 9:57 p. m. � PUL'liC EIEARTldG ON APJ O�V-SAtE t_I UOR LICENSE AND i� SUND�IY LI UOR LICENSE TO � - -�-- ---- -4-- WILIIA�i f`WETSS�FpR 7HC PROPERTY AT 6490 CLPdTRl1L^�"C�vUF N. E. dba: SANDEE'S I f l C . ) : � � — ------- — MOTICN by Counciin;an Schneider to waive t.he rPading of the public hearing notice and open the public heariny. Seconded by Coune.ilrnan Barnette. Upon a voice vote, a11 votirig aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing o�ened at 9:5£3 p. m. i. E;,�' � PUl3L.IC HEARIPJG hiEETING Of- �PRI�L 13, 19f31 P{1GE 9 Nir. Qur•esr�i> Clty Manager> stated tne st:andards es�tablished�for the ratio of food and liquor sa]es is beir�y met by this establisl�ment. f�ir. Qureshi p�inted out they do have sane additional curbing to be provitled. P�o persons in the audience spoke regardin� the issuance of these licenses. MOTION by Councilinan Schneider to close the public hear°ing. Seconc!ed by Councilvro;nan flo�es. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P•1ayor f4ee ueclared the motion carr�ied unaniiuously �nd the public hearin9 closed at 9:59 p. m. �`� PU�LIC NCARING ON !!"d O�d-SALE LIt UOR i_IC� �lSE 1!dJ� A SUivD1Y LIQUOR LICCtdSE TO --- -- - - -- -- --- --�------ -- --- --- - ----- -- ----- R(loERl J. 0'RJURKE Niv� 01;'S CO�:PORATIOIr FUR THE PROP�R.TY LOCAiED A1 6259 _ - ----- --- _ -- — - ---- - ----- -- --- FIIG!iW,4Y_ ';65 Pl._E. __ dba:� PULNSI;I_'�: • {; ; � :: P•;07ION by Counci]man Schneider to v.�aive the reading of the public hearing notice and open th� public hearing. Scconded by Councilwoman P�1oses. Upon a voice vote, all voLiny aye, h1ayor fJee declared the inotion car�°ied unanimously and the public hearing opened at 9:59 p, m. Mr. Qureshi, Cii;y Planager, stated this establishn!ent has not m�t the standards regai�ding the ratio of food and liqucr sales and pointed out they are 7� below the 40;� required by the ordinance. Mrs. f�io�;ica Cichy, representing Pulaski`s, appeared before the Counc�l rega�°ding the issuance of these licenses. ��layor Nee asked if they haci any proposals to bring up the food sales. t�1rs. Cichy stated both their food and liquor sales have increased and explained it is hard to brin� up food sales when you start �rith a ba� reputation. Councilwoman f�oses asked if they have made any changes as far as the food. f�1rs. Cichy stated tfiey had to find a cl,ef and changed the �,fiol� personnel in the kitchen. S';-� felt now thcty have the staff and are increasing their food volun�e. She fe',t they have I�ad a steady increase over tf�e last seven months. Council4��ornan ("ose.s asked if the Council were to look at this in six months, if f�rs. Cichy felt they �vould see a high�:r°, volume than 33`� and she answered iri the afifir�riative. Mayor Nee stated they are talking about potentially v�anting to review the performance in six montiis and asked how they �7�igtii pt°oceed. P1r. Herr�ck stat.ed ene thing they could i�equire is a six n;onth audit �vhich they probahly don't ncri��,ally hav:�, unless the Council simply ��anted to accept their monthly accountiny si;atements. It was suggested that Councilrnan Schrseider contact the owners regarding this deficit in their i'ood sales. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding issuance of these licenses. MOTIO�d by Councilman k3arnette to close the. public hearing. Seconded by Councilr.;ar� Schn�ide�°. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, P�layor �;ee declared the rnotion carried unaniniously and the public hearing closed at 10:06 p. m. IC HEARIidG OPJ Rfd ON-SALF !_I - --- - ---- ---- LEf RF�Cl:LATIl;^i Ai�(i SEf<UICE ( �.TY l_OCliIE-U AT 6 ;1G HIGHblP PJSE A�7D A__SUNDAY LIQUOR_I_ICEPJSE T 6JILL_IAf�� 1-i. �OITGI�ILUT) FOR TFIE E. (c:k�a: _ (��,PI_E Li1'iLS t•10110(J by Councilmai� Schrieider to a�ai��e the reading of the public hearin� notice ard opc_n the public hearing. `��conded by Lounciln�an E3arnett.e. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, M�:yo�° Ptee decla�,ec! i:he rnotion carriF�d unanimously and �:h� public hearin9 op�i��e.d at 1.0:07 p. m. � ..� � ri7 ., , i PUE3LIC HEARI(JG MEET:Pr'G OF AFRIL 13, 1981 PAG[ 10 P1r. Qureshi, City Manager, stated b1aple Lanes meets the food sales requirement and state� staff is working witP� them to irnprove the landscaping. No persons in the audier,ce spoke rega�°ding the issuance of these licenses. MOTION f�y Cauncilmun Barnette ta close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 10:0i3 p. m. �° PU6LIC HEARING OP� AN OP:-S/tLE LI UOR LICE�JSE APdD A SUPJDAY LI UUR LICENSE T �� . -- --- , _ --- ---�_� _ __� _... ----- -- ----�-------- Ri�FFAELE S SUPP�R CLU[i, INC_�BAR�ARA J. VIRGILLO��FCiR THE PROPEF�TY LOCAT AT 8298 UPJIVE!2SI7Y AVENUE N. E.: — � �r _ � P�70TION by Councilwo�nan I�oses to waive the reading ofi the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f�1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the pG�blic hearing opened at 10:G9 p. m. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated Raffaele's meets the food sales requirement and staff has no other conm�ents. Councilman Schneider asked if at one time there t��asn't a problem with Spring Lake Par°k's liquor store. h1r. Qureshi stated the police haven't reporteci any unusual pi°oblems. The otvner o� Raffaelle's stated the police have been called two times and one �Jas for a break-in. Pdo other persons in the audience spoke regarding the issuance of these licenses MOTION by Council��roman Moses to close the publ�c heai,ing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, h1ayor t;ee declai°ed the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 10:10 p. m. OIJ AN OiV-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE AND A SUNDAY LIQUOR LICEPJSE TO CCii'�PP.�`�Y FOZ TH[ PI;O�'ERTY LOCATED AT 5277 CENTRAL .AVEidUE N.E MOTIO(� by Councilman Schneider to vdaive tl�e reading of i:he public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Ba.rnette. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, f4ayor Nee declared the motion carr�ied unanimously and the public hearing opened at 1Q:10 p. m. �1r. C1,ureshi, City Manager, stated this establishiment m�ets the requirements for the food and liquor sales, and staff has no probiems with issuance of the licenses. No persons in the audience spoke regarding the issuance of these licenses. MOTION by Councilrian Schneider to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman hioses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f•layor Nee declared the motion carried unari!nously and the public hearing closed at 10:11 p. m. PU�L?C NEARTNG ON AN Ohd-S��LE LI UOR LICFNSE AND A SUNDAY LI UOf� LICENSE TO ----------�----------- ------ —� -- -- GEOnGE_ D_ NICKLOt4_FOR_TIiE PROPERTY LOCATEll NT 3720 EA.ST RIVER ROAD dba: r_rnocc rc rni �r,Trii Gv�. -' 1�10TI�N by Councilmnn Fitzpatric.k to �vaive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public h�ar•ing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the n�otion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 10:12 p. m. �- i t J', . ...r PU6LIC HEI�RI(dG h',1-E:TIfdG 0� P,PRIL 13, 1931 � PAGE ll Mi°. Qur�; shi , Ci ty Manager, s�ated this establ ishment does riot meet the reyuireiz�ents, as far as the relation of fuod to liq�_aor saies. I�ie stated � � tr�ey havc consistently fallen belo�-a ihe reo,uire�i,i��?it and the Cour�cil did give somc consider-al;ion in the past because of the bridge closing, ho��vever, this is now opei�. Mr, Qureshi stated in� Council has a report from ti7e f'oYice Departn�ent and ti�ey have talked vaith Tony Nicklo�� and, if tha infor�iraticn is currect, he told the polic.E� they are yoiny to get rid of the mechanical bull �vhich is causing some problems, as well as tai:e uther precautions to keep doarn the pi°oblems. Mayor IVee stated he thought the i°estaurant �•ras beautiful and asked why there is such a. disparity bet��reen the liqi.io�� and food sales Mr. George Nicklow explained food sales today are difficult ar;d po�inted out they do qivc coupa�s �;�here you purchase or.e n�eal and get orie free. h1r. I�icklow explained they aren't located in tP�e yreatest area, but are now dravrii�y fi�om other areas. Sf�e pointed out the food sales is about half of whai: tP�ey serve because of the coupons and free meals. She explained thcy are pushing their barquets inore in an attemnt to bring up food sales. Co�m cilman Schneider stated he felt it wvu7d tend to distort the sa7es of food, ��dhen free i��eals are given, since these aren't included in the total sales fiyure. I•'iayor Nee felt what they reall,y t��anted was the assurance they are primarily a ��estaurant. It vras noin±ed out they keep tracl; of all tf-�e coupons and possibly they couTd report the free r�eals as an equivalent in doilars. A9r. Qurnshi felt there �;�as some discretion in the licensir.g power and didn't have any problem, if the discussion with Tony tJicklo�d is follo�.��ed through and they tighten up the cor�trol. f�s. Nicl:lolv felt tt�ey a�°e talking about two difYerent things. She stated the bar is co,�r�letely diffcrcnt fro;�i t:he dininy room and they have never hac! any trouble vdith prrsons �atroniziny t:he dining room, but the bar attracts a different typ of cliertele. She stated the ��echanical bull vras purchased for �12,000 to bririy in people, hovee�:er, it has been a nuisance. She stated they have ttivo bo!,ncers, and �vhen the police are called it is to assist the bouncers or to avoid any prohlems. Councilman Schneider asked if they are going to eliminate the mechanical bull. Ms. Nicklow stated they Wl��, but would like to realize some of their investinent. � Councilnian Fitzpatrick stated it seems obvious i;o him that this is a legitimate and genuine restaurant and felt the,y should go r�; record recognizing this and that it just isn't an excuse for a bar. The Police report ��as presented to the t�icE:lovr's for their review, and Mayor Nee as6;ed if they ��ould r�act to the problems noted in this meino. �Jo other persons in the au�iience spoke regardirg tht issuance of these licenses. N10TTQ(d by Councili"an ftizpatricN; to clo>e the piablic f�eai�ing. Second�d by Councilman Sclin�ide��. Upon a voice vo�Ce, all voting aye, P�ayor Nee declared the motio�� cai°i�ied un�r��mt�usly and tl�e public heai°ing closed at 10:23 p. m. PU�LIC FIE.l1RING P�IEFTING OF APRIL 13, 19�1 �� Pt113LIC HFA1<IIiG 0� Fd! OfJ-SALE LI[�UOR LTCFNS� Ai�D A --- --- -- - - ---- - 4JI(�LJP^1 A. fd�CKLQ�-f (-0R THE P}:Of'CkTY LOLF+�IE:D AT 61� SrfC)REt�•!CC)D I(VN. 1NC.1: � -- ------ �t �. �_a � �� - � t.;)-� PAGE 12 Y Li UOR L.ICENSE TO � 4----_ f16dFlY ,65 N. E. dba: MQTIOfJ by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the public hearing notice a3�d_.open the put>lic hear,ing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all votiny aye, �;a,yor Plee declared the motion carrieci unanimously and the public fiearing opened at 10:24 p, m, Mr. Qureshi, City P1anager, sf:ated this establishment ineets the requirements of food sales in relation to liquor sales, and the only problem is inadequate parking. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated if the tax increment district is established, it could be that some aciditional property could be acquired and sold to the fdicklow's for additional parking purposes. Mr. Qill Nick1ow stated he aPproached P1r. Saliterinan several times regarding this problem, but there hasn't been any interest on their part. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding the issuance of these licenses. t�10TI0N by Councilman Schneider to close the puhlic hearing. Seconded by COUi1Cl�lildi1 Fitzpat:i°ick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor PJee declared the motion carried ununimously and the public hearing closed at 10:29 p. m, LIC HE�IRING O;d AN ON-SALE L�UOR LICFlVSE FIN[) A SUiaDAY LIQUOR LIGEPdSE DLEY RTCE 601r'�, INC. OLIVER TAM FOR IHE PRO°ER7Y LOCATED AT 1160 FI --�-- -----� — UL CJ. E. (clba: FIRESIDE RICE f�G,�LI: '— -" MOTIOPd by Councilman Schneider to ��aive the reading of the public hearing notice and open t!��e �ublic hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 10:30 p, m. Mr. Qureshi, City f�tanayer, stated this establishment has one of the highest percentages of food sales. He stated there is ininor landscaping and parking area improvements yet to be niade. No persons in i:he audierce speke regarding the issuance of these licenses. MOTIOid by Council�nan Schneider to close th� public hearing . Seconded by Councilmar� Qarnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting �ye, P4ayor Nee tleclared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 10:31 p, m. PUBLIC FIEARING OF AfV ON-S!'�LE BEER LICENSE TO THE ORIENTAL HOUSE (KWEI-7SANG CHEN) --- ---- - - ---------- ----- - FOR. THE PRC?PER�I�Y LOCATE� l'iT 56&5 UPIIVER511"Y AVEfv��E P�. E. MOTION by Councilir�an Schneider to �vaive the reading af the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Secended by Councilwoman �loses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f4ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing cpened at 10:31 p. rn. Mr. Inruan, City Clcrk, stated the applicution is for a beer license only, as the nevr o4rner is not a citizen so he connot apply for a liquor license. Mayor fJee asked staff to check fuf°ther into this requirement regarding the liquor license and the statutes that apply. No persons in the audience spoke reyarding the issuance c�f this license. MOTTOPJ by Councilvaoman Moses to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all votiny aye, Mayor Nee declared the rnotion carried ui�aniiT�ously and the public hearing cTosed at 10:32 p. m. j � !� PUI3LIC f1EARI^t� MFETItdG OF P,PRIL 13, 1�5i PP,GE i� �(;_ � CC��v`�I_D G�ATICf� OF f?EIU`!1^;S I�F�QI�r.S1> COA 'i� Q2 F(1R TtD BURAitD( TO RF�O'JE_ x s. � , _._ _ _ - _ _._ __ (�"°1 R� 1l' C. 7 Il)�1 f1:LL� r� i' R�/�'1 ii�l1/ �'�lIidb f Fr^' 7Y i'U3LiG fl�I;RING __..__ ..._ __.. _ _... _ --- ---�- -- -- ------_�`__�-------- —�� H�I_D._9/22/H��_: Councilman Schneiciei° stat�d the Co�!,icil's l�st action ��ras a public heai°ing scheduled on this rezoning for Sepien�ber 15, I9&0 which was tabled to S�pteiiiber 2?_ , 19,30. Councilmun Schneic(er stated the Council continueci the publir_ heariny on Scpternber ?_2, 19�0 uritil later in the m��etirg, as the petitioner �vasn't E�reseri�, and when they weri�t ba_ck to this ite�a la�ter in the ever�ing, the petitioner hadn't ap��eared at the m�_eCing, thereTOi�e, the hea�ring was c]osed, aftei° somc input fro�n the public. ;ie stated no actiori uias ever taken on the rezoniny request. Councilman Sc'rineider� stated it appears there is se,r,e activity in the d�;el]in9 �n cuUstion, which could be of a remodeling nature, and it was the intenl�, based o!i t:he Plan�ning Con�nission minutes, to remociel the U�llt into an ofr=ice struc±ure. Counc�lman Schneider felt since the fity has not been able to get the petitioner to comc before the Co�,��cil, the best action would be to deny the rezcning request. Co!�nc�lman Schneider stated, when the Council closed the'public hearing, staff ��ras directed to contact the petitioner, and neighboriny property o;a�iers, to indicate �ti�hat P1r. Burandt's plans t-aere a.nd his understanding is that staff fias been uanabie to contact hi�r�. Tlayer Plee felt the question that should be considered is �•:hcther or not the property should be rezoned. hir. Fiora, Fublic 6;orks Di�°ect�r, stated th�s iter� vdent to the Planning Con�;�rission and they recoi,miend�d ti�e st:ructure be �e��;olished an� a new struci!me built, �!ith proper screening provid�d, , Councilman Fi;;zpatrick feit tlie case fer� the rezoning has not been made before t'r�e Counci] and it would seem to hi�ii they don't have the basis on which to apprU.�c it. Counciln�an Schneider stated there was no justification g�ven for the rezoninq at the hearir�g and at thi� point of time, he thought it should go through a i;e�v process. MO�rIOPd by Co��mci lman Schrei der to dei�iy rezoning request, ZOA /'80-02 as filed by Ted Gui�a.�dt. Seconded by Councilnian 6ai°nette. Councilman Schr�eider stated, from ihe informaticn he has, every attempt possit�le ha� been made to contacz the petitioner. UPON A VOICf UOTE TAKEN ON THE �BOVE hi0TI0N, all voted aye, antl Niayor Nee declared the motion cai°ried un�;nirnously. Ji_ e� �ESOLUTIOid_N0. 48-13E�2 TO ACQU?R� FEE Ob1PJ�f:S)IIP 1i'dD rPSEl��IEiVTS �U CFRTATN ----- -- TF,X rl7';�EIT E P0�'CR��i �CS 11td� TO RLI F:A`�E 1HE BF,LAa f. F�R �A1_E I�! JUf�I�, 1981 � ---- --- ---- _ - - --- -- _ �-- — ---- -- _. -- [3Y TNE COU��I Y_AUDI�I �R r�5 P�_k LI.ST__SEPJT TO fHE_ CI I Y OE f RI bLEY Ttd f�il`RCH =19II1: f,10TI0y by Counc-i i�sian 6arr,ette to adopt REsolut�ion IVo. 48-19P1. Secondcd by Councilr,ar� Scl�e+�d�ier. Upon a voice vote> all v�ting aye, h9ayor Plee declared the motion c:rried unanimausly. ,. :.� ';"> PUQLIC HEARING MEL7ID7G OF �FiZIL 13, 1981 PAGE 14 � ;`: CI.AIMSi D10TION by Council��ot»an Moses �o authorize payment of Claims No. 059A30 throuqh Q94S50. Seconded by Councilman Schnei�Jer�. Upon a voici� vote, all voting aye, h1ayor fdee declared the motion carriec+, unanimously, ADJO�RNP�iEPlT : . t�i0TI0(d by Councilman Qarnette to adjourn the meeting. Secanded by Councilman Schi;eider. Upon a voice vote, all votiny aye, P1ayoi°fJee declared the motion carrie�i unanimously and the Public Hearing Meet9ng of the Fridley City Council of April 13, 19&1 adjcurned at 10:45 p, m. Respe ctfully subniitted, Carole Haddad William J. Nee Secy, to t4�e City Council Mayor Approved: 0 � 7HE MIIVUTES OF THE_REGULAR MFE�(ING OF TNE FRIDLE,Y CITY GOUNCIL OF HPRIL 20, 1921. • The Regular P�le�ting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:32 p. m. by t�layor Nee. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA(`CE: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledqe of Aileyiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: hiEN1QERS PRES[fJT: Councilman Fitzpatrick, Counciiwoinan Moses, Mayor Nee, Counciiman Schneider and Counci7man Qarnette MEMQERS�A6SEPJT: None PRESENTATION OF AtdARD: CERTIfICATE OF APPRECTATIO:d - DP,VID E. EN�STRDM - ENVIRONf��ENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION: Mayor Nee stated a certificai:e of appreciation was to have been presented to � Mr. David Engstrori, who served on the Environmental Qua�ity Commission, however, �, he was not ab�e to attend the meeting this evening. ; Mayor Nee stated the Council wished to express theii° gratitude for Mr. Engstrom's service as a member of the Environmental Quality Commission, this certificate wou]d be forwarded to him. PROCLAP�'I�TION : his. Mary Van Dan presented a proclamation which designates this year as The ! International Year of Disabled Persons. Mayor Nee read and signed the proclamation, Ms. Van Dan staied she wantecl tb ' remind everyone that tomorrow evening the first meeting would be held and wished to see as many as possible participate. APPROVAL OF MTf,UTES: PUBLIC HEARIf�G ��iEETING, MARCH 30, 1981: tdOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes as presented: Seconded by Councilman 6arnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR P�EETING, APRIL 6, 198T: MOTION by Counciln�an Schneider to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilwc?man (�loses, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,:.Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously_. ADOPTTOl� OF AGFPiDA: Councilman Schneider requested an item be added as follows; "Discussion and Possible Reconsideration of Rezoning Request ;;80-02 for Ted Burandt". Councilman Fitzpatrick reo,uested that Item 5, regarding appointment to the Environmental Quality Commission be considered later in the meeting. t�10TI0N by Councilir�an Schneider to adopt the agenda a�ith above two amendments. Seconded by Cnuncilrnan (3arnette. Upon a voice vote, ai� voting aye, Mayar Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �,�.,.. 1l�'d REGULAR i•1EETIfdG OF itPRIL G0, 1981 PAGE 2 OPEN FORUNI, VI�SITORS: There was no response from the audience under this item of business. O(.D E3USIPltSS: COP�SIDEi2ATI0Td OF REAPPROVAL OF PS ;80-01> UNIV[RSITY IPIDUSTRIFlL PARK PLAT: Mayor Nee stated there are two issues involved wTth this plat, one being reapproval of the plat and consideration of a variance and the other issue ' is the rezoning. Mayor Nee stated his concern about the procedure for the variance is that it assumes a rezoning that hasn't taken place. Mr. Nerrick, City Attorney, felt the Council should consider the rezoning first and then the p1at and variance.- Mr, Flora, Public Works Director, stated this pareel is located between 79th and 81st just west of University Avenue. Ne stated the request is to rezone . three lots from C-2 to M-1. Mr. Flora staied the Planning Commission has _ reviewed the request and has recommended approval.' MOTION by Councilwoman Moses to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, , all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Flora stated, in conjunction with the rezoning, Council is to consider the reapproval of the plat. He stated this plat was presenCed to the CcSUnci1 about a year ago, however, it was never recorded. He stated, at the time it was reviewed by the Planning Commission, they requested the City obtain a drainage plan prior to final approval. Mr. F1ora stated siaff has talked with both the owner and developer and I` obtained a statement which reads as follows: "Grading and structures vrill ! be provided so as to control drainaye runoff for Bloeks l, 3, and 4 of i University Industial Park sa that the rate of runoff after development will not exceed the rate of undeveloped land for a 24-hour storm with a frequency of 100 years. This design will be accomplished for individual lots or any combinations of lats. Drainage easenu�nts �,�ill be provided in cases where ponding is provided for adjoining tributary lots. Fur_ther, the o?aners guarantee that storm ��rater detention far that part of the n�rth one-half of 61ock 3, University Industrial !'ark will be provided for in the south one-half of Block 3, or, if necessary, on other lots within the p1at. It is under- . stood that this agreement is binding on the present owne�°s, their successors and assigns. In the event that Paschke Properties, Is�c., exercise thier option to purchase the south one-half af 61ock 3, Paschke Properties, Inc. will be responsible for the t�alancing of the drainage retention requirements for all of 61ock 3. If Paschke Properties, Inc., does not exercise its option, then the current o�ti�nef°s will make adequate provision for• any storm water that drai�is frorn the north one-haif of Block 3". Mr. Flora stated, if this statement is provided to every purchaser and als� recorded in the plat file> the City ��ill be able to assure that drainage is obtained on the platted lots. I�r. Flora stated the Flanning Commission also requested that the Council have covenanis in hand for an aciequate landscaping plan, particulary addressing tf�e norih five parcels to be developeci. rir. Floi�a stated iiie City has assurances t'�ey raill receive a landscaping plan that is satisfactory. �il�� REGULAR MEETING OF APRTL 20, 1981 PAGE 3 Council��ron�an Moses stated shetalked witf� Mr. Harris and 61r. Flora about the drainage, and previously thou9ht this drainage reGuirement should be sho��m on the absti°aci. sn that anyone buying one of these parcels viould be avrare of the requirenient. She stated P1r. Fiarris pointed out that, normally, when lar�d is develo��ed, the absiract isn't reviewed until with�n 30 days of the elosing on ;:he property, therefore, a buyer wouldn't realize this requirement until almost closing. Councilwoman I�ioses stated, in order that a buyer be made aware of the requirernent far drainage and to handle it upfront, Mr. Harris wished to put tf�e lanyuage> quoted by Mr. flora fr�nz hli-. Harris' letter,inapurchasea�reement so when a developer came to the City, he a�ould be a�vare of the requirentent for drainage retention and it would have to be addressed in his plans. Councilwoman Moses felt there should be a policy in the City on how they want to handle drainage and perhaps addressing an on-site retention for all developrient on all parcels of land in the City. Mr. Qureshi, C�ity P4anager, felt to adopt such a policy would be difficult to administer and that it should be handled on a piat for piat basis. Mayor Nee asked if there was failure to give advance notice of this requirement e on the plat, if the City could still enforce it. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, ,. didn't think it would be any different thar7 vahat would be required as far as setbacks, parking, etc., as it is all part of the City's requirements. Ne pointed out when a person is going to develop a site, he has to come and find out about setbacks, parking, and landscaping and didn't think the drainage was in any different categoi°y. Mayor Nee stated the matter of drainage isn't expressed in the codes. Mr. Herrick stated this may be true and there may be some W1SC101i1 in putting this in an ordinance and then, if there is an exception, the Council could waive the requireirent. Mr. Herrick thought this question could be addressed when the Council considers amending the ordinance and perhaps include som�thing regarding a policy. Councilman Schneider asked, in the event Mr. Narris sells the property to someone and it is again resold and this per•son is unaware there would be water coming from the parcel to the north, would there be any liability on the City's part. Mr. Herrici: stated, if there is going to be water coming. from one lot to another, he thinks there should be a drainage easement and before the south five lots are sold, tf�ere should be a drainage easement indicated across the area so the buyer realizes he Nrill be receiving some of the vaater from the north. He stated this would have to be done at the time the deed is yiven for the north five lots. Councilman Schneider stated the plat they are considering would be approved �vith the urderstanding that tl�e�°e is some minimal flow of water to the south property. h1r. Herrick stated, when the deed is given, an easement is included and then it should be p art of the abstract. Mr. Flora stated, at this point in time, and Tooking at the norih five lots and sou�h five lots, they have an ayreement from both the buyer and seller for the water moving south. If there is another transaction,, at this time, there would be instaliation of sorie drainaye easernent 1n the deed. hir. Flora stated the C�uncil is also requested to consider a var°iance from the norinal fi�ont foot setback of 100 feet to 35 feet. The reason for this request is to make the property more ��velopable and present a better image toi�rards University Avenue. .�.,�-• t;,; ,. ,., � REGULAR frEET1NG OF APRIL ?0, 1981 PAGk 4 MOTI�� by Councilwoman h1oses to reappr•ove plat> PS rII0-Ol, with a variance of the fi�on± foot seibacN; from the required 100 feet to 35 feet, and that grading and structures will be.provided so as to control drainage runoff for alocks 1, 3, and 4 of University Indust�°ial Park so that the rate of runoff, after development� 1'J1�� not exceed the rate of undeveloped 1and for a?_4-hour storm �vith a frequency of 100 years. This design will be accomplished for individual lots or any combinations of lots. Drainage easements will be provided in cases where ponding is provided for adjoining tributary lots. It is understood that this a;reement ' � is binding on the present owners, their successors and assiyns. Further, ` that this language regarding the drainage be included in purchase agreements for the property and this will be on record at the City Ha11 so a prospective devleoper will kno;a he has to handle the water retention on that site. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, i�layor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Harris requested that the park fee be waived on this plat. He stated, in the Paco Industrial Park, the City acquired land for park purposes and had indicated additional property would be nice to have for the City's use. Mr. Harris stated he and Mr. Schroer agreed to give additional property ti ' knowing full well what vras required. He felt, in light of giving this ' �', additional property in the Paco Industrial plat, it would be fair for the City to waive the park fee for this plat. ' Mr. Harris stated the portion that was given is now the parking lot for the new community park development. Councilman Schneider stated his only concern was if they wauld set a precedent with other developers, who at one time or another, may h4ve donated something to the City. Mr. Qureshi, CIty Manager, stated the City did negotiate with the property oNmer at that time and they donated the required park land and gave additional land than what was required. He stated, at that time, there was no commitment by the City that they would have any future considerations given to them. Mr. Q;�reshi stated he felt these are two separate issues and the City should be given the park fee for this plat or any other land they develop in the City. Mayor Nee felt the issue of the park fee didn't have ta be resolved this evening. He felt there are several concerns, one being Councilman Schneider's remarks and the effects on other developments, and if they have a legal problem. He stated, on the other hand, looking back at the other transaction and the land they received, i;he City got an extremely good deal. P4r. Herrick, City Attorney, stated Councilman Schneider's concern has some validity, but felt thei°e should be sare additional discussion between the owners and staff. Councilman Qarnette felt part of the City's business was dealing fairly with people who build and do their business in Fridley. He is not saying they should do something illegaT, but ��ould lean t a�aards making considerations for persons who have done something good for Fridley. I�tr. Flora pointed out the Gouncil tias the option of delaying the park, fee until the t�uilding perinit is required, rather than collecting it at the time the plat is recorded. Councilv:�om<�n P�1oses pointed out that had the City not received that parcel of lai��l for the conununity pav'k, she could visualize �•rhat u different design tht park vrould havc: taken. Mayor P�ee requested h1r. Harris to send a leiter i.o the Council, along with a copy of the a��praisal on that parcel. kEGULAR P1E[�IP�G OF APRIL 20, 2981 PAGE 5 f�r. fiarris s?:ated he appreciated the fact the Council �•rill taE;e this matter under advise::�ent and, hopefully, he will be treated fairly. CO�dSIDERATIOfd 01= FI�JAL PL�T, PS �II1-01, MIDb�EST ADDITION, LOUIS J. HA�9LIN: Mr. Flara, Public 6dorks Uirector, stated this parcel of property is located in the Great ��ortliern Industrial area, just east of East River Road and south of I-694. He stated the property includes a triangular- piece, which was shown on a map, and is part of the entire parcei Midti,�est Printing bought from the railroad. P1r. Flora stated it was not possible to record this small triangular piece of property at the County because they didn`t have a legal description, therefore, tt�is plat is requested to define this port�on of property so it can be recorded. ' MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the final plat, PS #81-01, Midwest Addition. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, hiayor i�ee declared the motion carried unanimously. COiVSIDERATIUid OF FINAL PLAT, PS �81-Q�, HEATHER HILLS WEST, 6175 CENTRAL AVENU[, THG,';AS 6RICKNER: v Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this property is east of Old Ceniral, between Rice Creek Road and Gardena. He stated the p]at consists ' of 11 residential lots with two cul-de-sacs off Central Avenue. Mr, Flora stated the Planning Comnission has reviewed the plat and has recommended approval. Mr. Flora stated the item that was not addressed is the development and assessment of costs for the road improvement> sanitary sewer, and water services, wnich will essentially be serving the property outside the plat, and the potential connection to Ben More Drive. Councilman Schneider pointed out that two-i:hirds of the people on Ben htore Drive indicated they didn't want Sen D1ore Drive extended. He stated he respected staff's opinions, but would hate to get into a situation some tinie in the future that the Council approved this plat and approved the extension of Ben r1ore Drive. Mr. Flora stated the City's plans were for the eventual extension of Ben More Drive �o Central Avenue. He stated, when Ben More Drive raas being constructed, the church that owned this parcel objected to further extension so it a�as terminated. .He pointed out now that the parcel is being developed, it fits in to add the connection to i:he street. � PQr. Flora stated, currently, the City can bring water off Central to service this parcel, but it is only from one direction and it is more purdent to put in water from t��o �irections and the most logical place to service this area is tl�e line that is terminated�at the end of Ben P�1ore Drive. Councilwoman ��i�ses asked if the service is affected if it comes only from Ceritral Avenue. Mr. Flora stated the line, essentially; becomes a dead line and if there is a vaater break, then everyone is out of service, but if they can service from different directions, seevice couid be continue�l. Councilinan Schneider stated he is coricerned about naminy a street that may, in fact, not continue. Mayor Nee asked about the names for th2 cul-de-sacs, since one is shown as Glenn Ozk Circle and the City curreni:ly has a street called 0ak Glen, and felt this may pose a problern. �1.i.� REGULA(: P�1E[1ING OF 11PRIL 20, 19�1 PAGE 6 P1r. arickner stated he didn't feel this would be a problem since the streets are quite a distance apart, however, if Council feels there is a pr�oblem, the � nam� cou1d be changed. N1r. 6rickner also stated he lives on 6en More Drive and he didn't care, either way, if Qen hiore Drive was or was not extended. Councilman Schneider� asked if he saF-� any piroblem with his development, if Ben More Drive�vssi:�'iextended. P1r. 6ric{:ner felt, from the Ci:ty's standpoint, it would be tretter to have the extension, but from his standpoint, . it may be better not to have it extended, as it may yive him an addiiional building lot, but he is not sure this woi�ld be in the best interests of everyone concerned. Councilman Schneider stated he doesn't, at this time, want to name the street coming off Cer,tral as Ben More Drive. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the City has some overall plans for this area and the major concerns would be only one access and the water line iooping:, if Ben Mot�e Drive wasn't extended. fie stated there is a total scheme or plan for that area and felt those issues should be addressed. Mayor Nee stated he would like to see the plan and asked if it could be submitted at a conference meeting. �' I Councilman Schneider stated he doesn't see the requirement for �he road or ' for the water looping and that is the only justification he has heard so far for the extension> other than dual access. Mr. Qureshi stated some direction has to be provided in regard to the water looping. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, also pointed out this plat would, potentially, affect other properties and according to the City's policy, they would be assessed. ' Councilwoman t�toses asked who would be putting in the road. Mr. Brickner stated, in the past, the City has put in the improvements and, in this case, this would be the way he would want to proceed. He stated that Mr. Skinner, ;_. the property owner to the nori:h, is in favor of this devlopment and is aware his property would benefit greatly by this road and that he would be assessed. Mayor Nee stated, as he understands it, they are presently talking about a right-of-way. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the plat, PS #81-02, Heather liills West, coritingent upon the street names being removed and the cul-de-sacs renamed in accordance with any requirements of the Police and fire Departments and Post Office and, secondly, that the east/west access coming off Central specifically not be named Ben More Drive, Qen P1ore Circle or Qen More Court or any references to [3en P1ore. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Mr. Wayne 4Jelch, 6115 Woody Lane, questi.oned if he would be assessed for emprovements. Mr. 4ureshi, City Manager, thought the only possibTe assessment he could be concerned wii�h v�ould be for drainage. He felt, hovrever> if the drairiage is designed properly, it would hold all the arater this property is receiving and there would be no need for an outlet. He stated, if there was an improve- ment vrhere f�1r. tdelch would 6e a.ssessed, he would receive a notice of hearing. UPOid A VOTCE VOTE TAKEN ON THE AQOVE MOTIOil, all voted aye, and D1ayor Nee declared the niotion carried unani;,�ously. r ?.� REGULAR h9EETING OE FlPRIL 2Q, 1931 � PAGE 7 t�1r: Flor�, F'ublic WorF;s Director, stated there is aiso i:he question of the ��ark fee. hir, Qi�reshi, City f�1anayei°, stated the requirement is that I0�> of the,land b e yi ven ,for par°k purpo;es or a cash donation of Z09� of the value of, tiie.. land. He stated the Ci�uncil has, in the past> al1oG,�ed the park fee to be: collected at the ti;rc� ti�e building p�nnit is issued. - h1r. erickner stated he would prefer the option of paying the park fee at the time the building permit is issued. � , ,. �� f�fr. Brickner was requested to submit;a letter, to this effect, regard9ng payn�ent of the park fee. F AN ORDIIdANCE TO U(�CF�TE STREETS APlU ALLEYS [LLITE QOULEVARD AND SOUTN OF VACATED ELM STREET, l�J. G. Q MOTIOPJ by Coui�c�7woman Moses to ��aive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. `' DTSCUSSIOy APdD POSSI6LE RECONSIDERATION OF REZONING REQUEST �80-02 FOR ' TED BURANDT: DENIED APR1L 13, 19 81 : Councilman Schneicler stated, after the action of the Council last week to deny this rezoning request> P1r. Burandt contacted him and wanted verification on the action taken. He stated Mr. Burandt indicated he didn't receive notice of the prior Council meetings, and is present here this evening and perhaps ' should explain. Mr. Burandt stated he talked to the City the day before the Council meeting. He stated he was under the io�pression.;that the rezoniny had taken place, � 61r. Burandt stated he never received any notices, and feli they were possibiy sent to the prc�perty address, and not his place of residence. He staCed he took the action of the Planning Con�n�ission as approval. Councilwoman htoses as{:ed how he was notified of the public hearings before the Pianning Commission. f1r. Burandt stated, when he made the application, he was told when the meeting would be held. Councilman Ftizpatrick asked if he attended the hearings before the Planning Commission and at those meetings if he wasn't advised t��hat would be taking place to adhich Mr. Qurandt answereci in the affirmative. ' Councilman Schneider stated the word from staff was that Mr. Burandt was contacted and that he was aware of the meeting. Counciiman Schneider asked Mr. 6urandt v�hat N�as his �ntended use of the property, if it is rezoned. (�1r. Bui°andt stated he vranted to refurbish the property. He stated there was a fire in the dwelling so he has gutted it and there �•.�as no insulation and it has to be re��roi°ked and landscaped. Councilman Schneitler pointed out one of the comments r��ade by staff at the public hearing was, if the property is to be rezoned to commerclal, they didn't tP:ink tf�e structure should be remodeled and used as a commercial build�ng. Mayor Nee felt if the Co�mcil is inciined to reconsider the denial of the rezonii7g, they sf�ould prol�ably have al7 the material presented to them again. �. �, � .i.r X: tf RL"Gi)(_AP, (�^EETIPdG OF APftIL 20, 1981 PAGE £3 Coi�ncilman Schneider stated his thc,u�ht is that he is not inclined to approve a rezoning, unless there is a stipulation that tiie present structure be removed. Mr. 6urandt stated it is nat economically feasible and the bes't use noHr would be to reorndel it and use it as a comniercial use. fdt^. Qureshi, City ��ianager, statecl staff feels if there is any property where there is a cammercial use intended, it should have a commerciaT structure on � it. He stated it there is a need for the office build9ng and Council feels it should be rezoned from R-3 to CR-1, then there should be an office structure built for that pur��ose. Mr. Qurandt stated he 4vould like to talk tivith staff regarding the possibiTity of remadeling the structure. He stated at this time, it isn't economically feasible to tear it down, and he bou,�ht it with the rntent of remodeling it because as it is now, it is an eyesore. hlOTIOP� by Councilman Schneider to reconsider the denial of rezoning request �;80-0?_ as filed by Ted Burandt and place it on the agenda for the next regular meeting, with submission of all the background information on this rezoning request. Secc�nded by Councilwoman Moses. Councilman Schneider stated wfien this does come up for a vote in order to support the rezoning, he would want to see the structure demolished and a commercial building constructed. M�r, 6urandt was asked his address which he gave as 6211 Riverview Terrace. Mr. Qureshi asl:ed if persons in the neighborh�od should be renotified and Council felt they should be notified this would be on the Council's agenda for consideration. UP01� A VOICE VOTE TFlKEN ON THE AQOU[ P10TIOid, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee deciared the motion carried'unanimousty. NEW BUSINESS: RECEIVING THE h1INUTES �F TH[ PLAIdlyING COMt�1ISSI0+! MIfdUTES OF �1PRIL 8, 1981: A10TION by Councilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Planning Coirnnission Meeting of April fi, 1981. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. llpan a vcice vote, all voting aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES DF iHE CH/�RTER CQh1P�1I5SI0N t�1EETTNG OF 'f�9ARCH 3, 1931: MO7IOtv by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Charter Commission Meeting of March 3, 1981. Seconded by Council�,�oman t�ioses. Councilman Schneider stated there was a motion in these minutes regarding the redrawing of ward bouruaries 30 days after the official census figures. He pointed out the opinion recei.ved from the City Attorney did not coincide with this time period, and staff was requested to forti�ard this memo from the City Attorney to the Charter Connnission. UPO�d A UOICE VOTE TAKESJ ON THE AE>OVE MOTIOfY, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimeusly. REf,EIVIPdG PETITIOrJ ;� 1-1981_FRQt1 POLK SlREET AND LYP�DE DRIVE PESIpEN?S: MOTION by Counciln}an [�c�rnette to r°eccive the pe�ition. Seconded by Councilnlan Schneider. Upot� a voice vote, ali votirig aye, (�iayor Nee declared the motion carr�ied unanitoous3y. f�. RFGULAR P4�ETING OF APRIL 20, 19�1 P�AGE 9 P1r. llora, Public Worhs Director, stated staff is presently reviewin9 the . items reqi!ested in the petition. Fir. Flora stated, if desired, "Pdo Parkinc`t' signs can be installed on Polk Street to cover the hours of midnight to 6 a. m. Mr. Flora stated, in reference to the gas trucks E�sing Po1k and Lynde, staff could �vrite a letter to the Union 76 station requesting loaded trucks not to use tl�ese streets. Councilman Schenider stated h1s. Jorgenson felt, vrith tl�e denial of the rezoning petitio�i in this area, the yuestion of sidewalks probably didn't need to be addressed at this time. Cocmcilman Schneider asked 9f weight restrictions could be posted. P�r. Herr�ck, City Attorney, felt staff should revieva this item to find out the total consequences, and report back to the Council. • Councilman Schneider stated, regarding the request for a four-way stop at Polk and Lynde Drive, staff has submitted con�nents which discourages the use of stop signs as a ��eans of traffic control. Councilman Schneider stated he felt they are not trying to slow traffic, but to provide a safer crossing. � P•10TION by Councilrian Schneider to direct staff to install "No Parking" signs on Poik Street between the hours of midnight and 6 a, m. Seconded ° by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unar�m9ously. RECEIVIi�G BIDS AND A41ARl?ING CONTRACT FOR 4JATER AND SAfdITARY SEIaIER PROJECT N0. _133�6IDS OPEfJED 4%7 81, 11:00 a. m. : Mr. Flora, Public Works,Director, stated bids for water and sanitary sewer project No. 133 were opened on April 7. Ne stated 20 contractors showed an interest in the project, ho�rrever, 10 bids were received. He stated two alternate bids were requested, one for PVC water pipe and the other for ductile iron, and the difference between the two bids was approximately $5,000. Mr. Flora stated they ��rould reco�nmend the trids be received and the contract awardeo for the PCV pipe, Alternate A, to the low bidder, 1Jalhunt Construction in the amount of �47,323.50. MOTIOtd by Councilwor��an Moses to receive tf�e bids and award the contract to the low bidder, Walhunt Construction, for Alternate A, in the iamount of �47,323.50. PLANHOLDER Walhunt Construction 2640 - 177th Avenue N.W. Cedar, MN 55011 0 & P Construction Box 505 Osseo, MN 55369 Bonine Construction 12636 F1ain Street Rogers, hiN 55374 American Contracting Corp 154� Yeiluwbri•�k �2oad Coon Rapids, h1iJ 55433 QID�DEPOSIT 5% Balboa Tns. 5� American Drug Ins. $2,917.27 {money oi,der) State 6anE: of Rogers 5% Firemen's Fund BID BID AL7. A ALT. B � 47,323.50 $52,531.50 � 53,239.34 � 57,833.14 $ 54,E51.77 $ 53,345.47 � 55,534.00 � 59,657,60 � � ,} � 1 R�GULAR ML[TI�,G OF APRIL 20, 1981 PI�GE 10 (W11TER r1ND SEWER PR�JECT N0, 133 BID OPENIP�U CONTINUED): � PLAfvHOLO[R ' QID DEPOSIl� ALT. A Af_T. S F.F. Jedlicki, Inc. Y 5"> � 66,5�0.00 $ 70,�30.00 54ll Qartlet Blvd. Trans American Ins. Mound , �,ti 55364 � � G. L. Contracting, Inc. 5% $ 67,115.00 $ 70,060.00 P.O. Rox 34D Firemen's Fund Hopkins> MPd 55343 � � � Dawson Construction, Inc. 5� � 67,195.00 $ 75,190.00 1803 Ferry Street So. Travelers Ins. Anoka, MN 55303 Randall Contracting 5% $ 73,271.50 $ 78,154.00 19334 - 3rd Street N.E. American Inst. Cedar, MN 55011 Encon Utilities 5% $103,300.00 $1�9,810.00 1530 East Cliff Road Reliance Burnsville, MN 55337 H.B.H. Construction, Inc. 5q $185,380.�0 $189,720.00 17545 - 6th STreet Balboa Ins. Cedar, P�N 55011 Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee deelared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING BIDS {UJD AWARDING COtJTRACT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1981-10 SEALCOATING (BIDS OPENE� 4/8/81, 11:00 A.M.): MOTI0�1 by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the bids and award the contract io the low bidder, Dustcaoting, Inc. PLANH�LDER BID DEPOSIT Qustcoating, Inc. 5% Base; $39,86fl.70 Route 2, Box 88A United States Glencoe, MN 55336 A�t: $51,939.70 864-321II (479-159$) Allied 6lacktop co. 5% Qase: $41,551.76 Bituminous Contracting State Surety 10503 - E39th Avenue ldorth Alt: �a55,563.40 Map1e Grove, Mi� 55364 • Rituminous Roadways, Inc. 5% Base: $41,793.34 2825 Cedar Avenue South Firnmen's Fund Mini�eapolis, hiN 55407 Alt: $65,588.97 721-'L451 - Blacktop Service 5� IIase: $�47,10II.10 1200 West liighway 13 Fidelity Burnsville, �1N 55337 /�lt: $62,810.00 890-6300 Seconded by Councilroan Barnette. Councilman Scnneider pointed out the C�uncil has a memo from the Cit.v Attorney regarding these bids and thathe does have a concern. He felt if they know the Union is yoiny to picket, or in one fonn or another, show they are unhappy witli the bid going to a non-union contractor, it would_cost the City n�ore than if the Uid v,�as a��ardecl to a union contr'actor. He felt for the $1,7U0 difference it would be a mistake to create illwill. J, � +. � REGULlIR hitE'f1PdU OF APRIL 20, 19II1 PFlGE 11 Councilman Fit�patr°ick st�ted Ite dicfn't rea]�ze v�iic�n he made the motion that this �,�as the hici involving the non-union contractor and, therefore, ��rithdrew I�is motion, as did Lhe seconde�', for purposes of discussion. D1�°. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the require;nent, and essence of his niemo,. is that the Council award the bid to the lot�rest responsible bidder. If Council thouyht the lo�d bidder wasn't �°esponsihle and shouidn't t�e awarded the bid, tt�ey have tr�e a]9:ernative to award it to the second lowest bidder, with the possibility the low bidder may bring suit. He stated he didn't see anything in the State statute that the bid should go to tf�e lowest responsibie union bidder. Councilman Barnette stated he had felt comforiable in seconding the motion to award the bid to Dustcoating, Inc., and wanted to stay out of the situation of getting into labor problems. , ' �10TION by Councilman Bar��ette to receive the bids and award the contract to the lowest bidder, Dustcoating, Inc. Seconded by Cauncilwoman Moses. UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE, Councilman Qarnette, Mayor Nee, and Councilwoman Moses voted in favor of the motion, Councilman Fitzpatrick and Councilman Schneider voted against the motion. - Mayor Nee requested the City Attorney to make a finding on whether the motion . carried or failed, and then called a ten minute recess. RECESS: A recess was called by Mayor Nee at 9:55 p, m. RECONVENED: Niayor I�ee reconvened the meeting at 10:05 p. m. Al1 Coanci] members were present. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated Section 8.05 of the City Charter says that or� any contract over $10,000, it requires a four-fifths vote to award the contract, therefore, the motion failed. M/1YOR NEE ttlEN DELCARED THE MOTION FAILED SINCE THERE WAS NQT FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE COUNCILi.MEM[3ERS V�TING IN FAVOR. M�TION by Counci7woman h1oses to readvertise for bids using langua9e regarding prevailing rates. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, felt sane research would have to be done before making any specific r•ecanir,endations on the language ta be used in the bids, and would bring this back to Counci1 next week. CQUNCILlJOP4AN P10SES THEN WITHDREW HER MOTIOfd. MOTION by Councilwoman P4oses to reject all bids for Street Improvement Project St. 1981-10 (Sealcoating), and return the bid bonds. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f�iayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy. R[CEIVING [3IDS FUR STkEET IT�1PROVFMEN7 PROJECT ST. 1981-1 & 2(6IDS OPENED 4/7.4/£31> 11:00.�`�.P4.�_: � _ �_�_� �_ Mr�. Flora, PuUlic bJorks Director, stated three bids were received for Stre�t I�r.provem�nt Project St. 1981-1 &� 2, tio�•rever, tiie City has n�t rec�ived State apprava] for im��roving 6�th Aven��e and in order to obtain State Aid participation, the City cannot as�rard the contract until the authorization is received. .,R,T, � t . REGUL�IR I�IEETING OF APRLL 'L0, 19II1 PAGE 12 Mr. Flara stated it is rECOe!roended, therefore, the bids be received and the contract not be awarded until State approval is received. MOSION by Councih�roman to receive the bids. PLAIVHOLDER E3ID DEPOSIT BID A110UNT N.U.N., Inc, 5r �238,592.60 700 Industry Goulevard Fir•eman's Fund Anoka, MN 55303 Hardrives, Inc. 5% a250,064.81 3030 Harbor Lane Lurnberman's Mutual Mpls., MN 55441 ' C.S. McCrosssan, Inc. 5� �258,820.40 Box AD Fireman's Fund Osseo, N�'V 55369 Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Plee declared the motion carried unaniniously. RESOWTI�V N0. 49-19ii1 CALLING A PUB! IC HEARING PUR_S_UA��T TO MINNESOTA STATUTES MOTION by Councilwoman hioses to adopt Resolution No. 49-1981, with the public hearing set for 61ay 11, 1981. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION fJO. 50-1981 UIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEP1ENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITN LA:vS 0� 1957, CHAPTER 38� WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM CFUIFR TMPR(1VFtviFNT PR(iJFf.7 N0. 130. SECOND ISSU[�—� MOTIO� by Councilwoman P1oses to adopt Resolution No. 50-1981. S�conded by Councilman Schneider. U�on a voice vote, ail voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 51-19£31 DIRECTING TNE SALE AfdD PURCHASE OF TEMPpRARY IMPROVEM' BOiJDS IN ACCORDAfdCE l-0ITH LAWS OF 1957LChIAPTER 385 WATER, SA�iTTARY SE�dER ANI STORhi SEtJER IMPROVEf�ENT f'ROJECT N0. 130, SECaJD ISSUE) : � f�10TI0N by Councilwoman P�loses to adopt Resolution No. 51-1981. Seconded by Counciln�an Schncider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared th e motion carried unanimously. � R[SOLUTIO�J_N0. 52-1981 DIRECTIPIG THE ISSUANC[ OF TEMPORARY TMPROUEMENT 60iVDS I(� ACCOPDANCE t�IITH IAI�JS Of 1957,;CfiAPTER 385 tdATE.f: A�lD SANII�ARY SEWER IMPRO PROJECT NU. 131 : -- --�-� � _ _ MOTfOfJ by Councilwoman hloses to adopt Resolution No. 52-1981. Seconded by Counc,ilman Scl�neider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye> Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RFS(1l_11TI0fJ N0. 53-1981 DIRECTIPJG THE_SALE_ AivD Pt1RCHASF_ OF TE�1PbRARY TMPROVEM IP1PROt�EN�ENT PROJECT Pdd. 131 : MOTIOid by Council�•:oman Moses to adopt Resolution PJo. 53-1981. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mot-ion carried unanimously. n i. x. r 1 1 l as; RLGULFlR f�1ECTIt�lG OF nPRIL 20, 1931 RESOLUTI�� NO � 51_ 1af31_DIRECTIWG TH[__ISSUANCE Iii AG(,02UhivCt '1LTN L1ilS Qf 7957, CIIAPTER 3&5 -- ---. _ - - -- - -- - — ---- 7930••3 S�(REET If'•1l'RGVE6iEP�T PKOJECT) :� PAGE 13 FiPORARY iP�1PROVFNIL`-NT �60NDS ��30-I�ST_1980 2. A[dD ST. P10TI0�� by Council��ron�an htoses to adopt Resolution No. 54-].981. Sec�nded by Councilrnan Schneider. Upon a voice vote> all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. UTION fv0. 55-19£31 DIP,FC.TIPIG TFIE SAI_E P,ND PURCH{1SE OF TEf�1PORFlRY IP1PROVE�1ENT � IN �CCOi;DAi'dCE 1�lITIi LA!dS OF 1957, CHAPIL"R 3�5 ST. 19�0-1, ST. 1980-2 AtJD 980-3 STREFT I(�iPft0VEh1ENT PROJECTS: --�— - MOTLON by Counciltvoman Moses to adopt Resolution No. 55-1981: Seconded by Courcilman Schneider. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, f4ayor �Vee declared the motion carried unanimously. , LICENSES: MOTION by Councilwoman f•loses to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License Cierk`s Office. Secon�ied by Councilman Schneider. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated on the liquor licenses for Pulaski's and George's in Fridley, they are recommended for approval, but would advise � them they would be reviewed on their food sales in six rionths. UPON A VOTCE VOTE TAKEN OPl TNE ABOVE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor P�ee declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize payment of Claims N0. 105407 through 105T04. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote; all voting aye, Playor Nee decla�°ed the motion carried u��animously. E ST I f�1AT E S: MOTI�N by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the estimates as submitted. Eugene A. Hickok and Assoc., Inc. 545 Indian Mound Wayzata, MN 55391 Professional Services--March 1931 for htoore Lake Restoration Project • Nalvorson Construction 4227 165th Avenue N.E. Wyoini ng , f�IN 55092 Estimate 3;1 - 1981 Concrete Curb and Gutter and 8 Inch Concrete Slab Sections Smith, Juster, Feikema, ��ialmon & Haskvitz 1250 �uilders Exchange [3uilding Minneapol is , i �N 554�2 For Services Rendered as Prosecutor for t�iarch , 1931 Hei°rick & I�le4v��ian, P.A. 6279 Universit:}� llvenue id.E. Fri dl ey , h1N � 55432 for Ser'dices Renclered as City Flttorney for D1arch 1981 $ 5,386.64 $20,541.50 $ 2,700.00 $ 1,976.50 �^"..� I 1 .�. `»� kEGULAR M�ETIfdG Of FlPRIL 20, 1981 PAG[ 14 SeconBed by Councilman Scl�neider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�iayor Nee declared tlic� motion carried unani�nously. CONSID[RATI0:1 OF FlPPOINTf4ENT: EP�VIROiJhiEN7AL QUALITY COMP4ISSION (Tt�BLED 4/6/81 : P40TION by Councilman Ftizpat��ick to nominate Maynard Nielsen for appointment to the Environmental Quality Commission. Seconded by Courtciln�an Sctm eider. There being no further nominations, the following motion was made: f+�OTIOPd by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the nominations and cast a white ballot for Mr. Nielsen for appointrnent to the Environmental Quality Cominission. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mction ca�°ried unanimously. REPORT ON CENTER CITY PROJECT: Mr. Jerry Boardman, City Planner, appeared before the'Council regarding the Center City Project. Ne stated there have been some questions about this project and would like to open it up and ansvrer any questions on the direction they are proceeding with the project. Mr. Qoardman stated he submitted a memo regarding the relocation. Ne stated, " actually, by law, on all com�r�ercial or industriai relocations, all the Housing - and Redevelopment Authority is requested to do is pay relocation costs. He explained HUD'S definition of relocation costs, and stated the same thing applies as far as lease hold improvements. Mr. Boardman pointed out the tenant may accept a lump sum payment in lieu of beiny moved, but has to accept certain criteria. Mr. Boardman stated another thing allowed under State law is that the H.R.A. can establish any kind of limits they want> as long as it is done fairly, � . across the board, and as long as it meets the requirement of notification � and adoption of a written policy. for exa}7�ple, he stated if you have tenants that have been in their place of business ten or fifteen year, you can give them compensation as Tong as they meet certain criteria and are al1 treated alike. ! Mr. Boardman stated they are vrorking hard to put the Center City development together, but have no firm commitments at this time. He stated the H.R.A. is ' satisfied with the proyress being made. He pointed out they have a major tenant interested in the property, but still have to go through their rank and file and market study and it ]ooked like that commitment would come either late in June or in July. He stated if that commitment is received, they can move ahead and star-t acquisition proceedings. He stated as soon as they are sure of the commitment, they would notify the tenants. Mr. Qoardman stated he has had verbal talks �vith the tenants and will try to notify them of the progress. He stated there has been a lot of misinformation going aro�and and there vlas a meeting of the tenants. Mr. Qoardman stated the Council may Nrant to send out a notice of the progress and at �•�hat point they are at with the project. He siated, with the amount of r�iisinfarmatiUn going around, he is concerned the tenants might go out and find a new location and then they wouldn't be eligible for relocation. Councilman Qarnette stated four or five of the tenants in Rice Creek Plaza signed ne�,�r lease agreements within the last several months and there is a clause in those agreements that is different than the previous ayreements, having to do �vith the owner of the property having soi;�e ownership in their business. He thouyht per�haps this could ue brou;ht up as it is a sor�e point with the tenants. .�. �:; . � R[GULA,R MEETTNG OF APP,IL 20, 19�1 Pf1GE 15 hir. Boardman indicated he �aould like to see a copy of the lease ayreemen�. t1r. [ioardman stated one of tfie things the property o!-fner may be doing is trying to maintain an established value on his proper�ty. He stated if you have soii�ething happen where you have tenants moviny out and 50% of your build�ngs are vacant, this may have an effect on the appr°aisal price. He stated the c�vner may be trying to assure hiniself of the highest value on the property by maintainirg a 100% tenancy rate. Mayor Nee asked if there was some adc;ed requirement on the Stan�ard Oil property that the building would have to be taken do�dn, Mr, Qoardman stated the price of $82;000 seerns riyht as the assessor's murket value is fi92,000, however, now what they are doing is neyotiatin9 whether they have to take down the 6uilding cr� if Standard Oil ��ill allow the building to stand for a periocl of time. He stated �•:f�at Standard Oil is looking at is, primari7y, their image so they would probably want it torn down or remodeled. Mayor l�ee stated he is concerned that the City should be sensitive to public opinion, as thein support is needed to make this work. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Boardman from the memo just passed out, if he could make such a decision that they could reimburse for lease hold improvements. Mr. � Qoardman stated ihey wouid have to have a handle on �•rhat Lhose are before you establish that criteria. Ne stated there are things they can do, however, before they proceed they would want to know how it would effect their cash flow. He stated most housing authorities when they get involved in thfs generally look at what is the cheapest way to accomplish the project. Mayor t�ee stated he has some indication they are having a serious public relations problem. Mr. Boardman stated the only person he had probler�s ��ith, a� this point in time, was the owner of Ron's Barber Shop. He stated he didn't have all the info rniation, at the time, that was needed regarding relocation. He stated the primary concern is where we are now on acquisition. Councilwoman t✓oses stated she had the impression that the current residents of the Center City Project would be asked if they would like to move into the new structure. She asked Mr. 6oardman, from his experience in talking with the tenants, if it looked iike they wanted to move into the bu�lding or if the square footage costs would be too much for them. Mr. Qoardman stated right now their costs are about $5 a square foot and with the new building, the cost would be from $10 to �12 a square foot, therefore, he felt they could not afford to mov2 and would ne2d some subsidy. Council�voman Moses asked if the City gets this mall, are they projecting the additional business would pay for the increased cost in the square footage. P1r. Boardman stated that would he a determination the businesses would have to make for themselves. He stated another possibility is the developer looking at Holly Center for purposes of remodeling so there may be other possibilities in this area. Mr. Boaedman felt the main thing is that the businesses would n2ove, if they feel the business climate is Uetterin the new center. Councilwoman Moses asked what would determine Piow the N.R.A. would feel as far as subsidizing the m�ving of the tenants into the ne�-J building. Mr. Qoardman stateci you would fiave to take into consi�i�ration the total cost of putting this project together and look at the cash flovas to see if they ean handle that kind of expense. _�_._ ■ � 4 ' 1. �.3 fZEGULAR 41EETING OF ARPIL 20, 1931. PAGE 16 Coucnil��oman ��oses asked Mr. fioardman if he can say the general feeliny of the H.R.A. is, if there is r.ioney to ��ork �vith, they will consider subsidizing those � tenar�ts. P�1r. �oardman stated he didn't think they've.even explored it at this time. Mayor Nee sug9ested a joint meeting witht the Housiny and Redevelopment Authority. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated if the Council vaanted to nieet wtih the N.R.A. � to discuss general approaches and policy issues, a request eould be made for them to ineet �•�ith the Council. A meeting date of May 7, 19II1 YJdS suggested by the Council for this meeting. ADJOURNMENT: Pi0TI0N by Councilman Barnette to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimous7y and the Reyular r1eeting of the Fridley City Council of April 20, 1981 adjourned at 11 p. m. kespectfully submitted, Carole Haddad Secy. to the City Council Approved: William J. Nee Mayor I � NOTIFICATION Of THE REOPEPJING OF A PUQLIC� HEl�R.ING QEFORE 7Hf ' CITY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that the City Council af the City of Fridley will be reopening a public hearing in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, May 4, 1981 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Rezoning Request, ZOA �#80-02, by Ted Burandt, D/B/A Swing Realty. to rezone Part of Lot 3, Auditor's Subdivision No 25, (flarcel 1100), from R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) to CR-1 (general office and limited business), located in the South Half af Section 24, T-30, �-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally 1 ocated at 921 Hi 1 l�vi nd Road P� . E. (Addressed at present time as 1001 Hillwind Road N.E.). ' Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and p7ace. � � 0 WILLIAM J. NEE � � ° MAYOR i � � �� Planning Commission June 24, i980 _._..,� City Council Auqust 26= 19II0 C'ity Council April 2p, 1981 MAILING LIST ZOA #80-02, By Theodore Burandt Ted Burandt • 6211 Riverview Terrace N.E. Fridiey, Mn 55432 VI2 Properties 5172 Lincoln Drive N.E. Edina, Mn 55436 A. T.�Gearman 6225 Urriversity Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Bronson-Erickson 3231 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Mn 55418 Sundia] Reaity 961 Hillwind Road N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Fassett 1001 Lynde Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Dailey iQ00 Lynde Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Lynde Investment Company 9807 Oakr�i dge Tra i 1 s. � 3 y� Hopkins, Mn 5§4-3�- Rea] Estate 10 951 Hi]lwind Road N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 f l COON �RAPIDS . . . . . x .�i �,u / ♦ ' � C W � _ V 2 J � � > � � � 9LAME � ,� , �i(— � i .. 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'" - , - �..' . . .. _ _ , � �1 1 ' " ' � _ . . ."', . . � ' ' ...... � �'^ 7 � . . . . . , .. . ... . ...._� i -,. ti� �� yv ^ 4 _ ' ' ' � h� �, +,; 1 + • ".- .::8-'•� ' \ � . � �I � . . � �V'c `'' •- _ -5',t•� � � i � . �� g _ ... - �. �� `!.'�7�� , _-__ ._ . ... .. .. ... . .. ... �: , . . ; _ .. ____.. � . � --- . . � THE f�IfiUT[S Of "CHE R[GULAR MEET;FI!; OF TfIE f�1ULEY C1TY COUPICIL OF SEPTEMf3�R 22, 19c30 he keguiar P?reting of the fridiey Citj Councii was cailed to arder at 7. 0 p.ir,. by i•tayor Nee. PLEU � OF ALL[GI/1NCE: � Mayor Pl led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the 0 Flag. ROLL CALL: • ME�•13EPS PR ENT: Mayor Nee, Councilman Qarnette, Councilman Schneider, Councitwcman'�'.oses and Councilman.Fitzpatrick P1Et16ERS ABSENT: iJone APPROVAL OF M?NUTES: REGULAR MEETING, SEP MBER 8, 1980: . ' MOTION by Councila:oman �ioses�� approve the r?inutes as submiited. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Uoon�`�� voice vote, ati voting aye, f�(ayor tlee de- clared the motio� carried unanimbusly. PUBLIC HEARING MEETIl�G, SEPTEPI3ER 15, 1950: t10TIAN by Councilrran Schneider to app e the minutes as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a vuice v��e, all vo�ing aye, Mayor Nee de- clared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTIOiV OF 4'.'cP�DA: " t•tOTIO�d by C�uncil��an Barnette to consider Item subsectior. 6, regarding Energy Week, as the first item of Ne�.� Business. �ecorded by Ceunciln;an Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayo Nee deciared the motion carried unanimously. h�GTIOfJ by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda wi the above amend- ment. Secorded by Councilman Schn2ider. Upon a voice vo e, alt vo�ing aye, hiayor t�ee declared the motion carried unaniir,ously. OPEN FOnUht, VISITORS: 7here was no response from the audience under this item of busine . PU6LIC HEJIRIP�GS: . COfVTIi1UED PUELIC HEj1RI�1G ON P,EZONii�G REQUE , 7_OA °£30-02� T� REZONE FR!?i4 R-3 Mayor Nee reopened the public hearing on this rezoning request<which had been continucd from thP September 15, 19E0 Council r;eeting. Mr. Flora, Pub7ic 4Jorks Oirector, stated the petitioner, P1r. Burnandt, svas notified to be present, ho�•lever, he was not in attendance at this tin�e. Councilman Schneider felt it was unfair to the public to have the �ublic hearing ��i�hout the petitioner appearing. h;r. Roger Fassett, lOQI Lyncie Drive, r�as oresent regardir,g this item of business and �vas in ac,reenient to table this.request until E p. m. in case hir. Burnan�t a�ould arrive. � ,, . 1C :, .; 1�j�� k�cu�.nrz t�f:E.; �;ar, ar scr�rcr�cck �z, i9�o PACe 2 h10TI0i� by Counciln�an Schneider to table this rezoninc; r�quest to II p. m. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vcte, all voiing aye, �tayor P�ee deciared the rnotion carried unanimously. [3LIC HEARIPl6 U?! 7HE FINAI ASSCSSh1Ei�T ROLL FOR TNE 1980 IdATER AN� SEWER M� f:S, LATERAL� Aid� SE:RVICE CU(UIFCT'IU�lS: ----''- M�T1 'V by Council4roman P•toses to waive the readiny of the public hearing notia_ and open the public hearing. Secar.ded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a oice vote, all, voting aye, hiayor f::�e declared the motion carried unanioioua,iy and the public hearing opened at 7:25 p. m. Mr. Quresh�City htanage�°, stated this heoring is for Lhe finaT assessment ro]] for i;�e t9�0 service connections.and involves those properties which have connecte � on to City Water or sewer a:�d have never paid a lateral charge. He sLa�ed, r�hen building permits riere issued, agreements were signed to th� ef`�ect tfiat these charges wuuld be paid. He exp7ained the hearing process i�necessary in order to put these charges on the assess- ment roll. ; Mr. Ha.�ard Crabtree, ��00 River�riew Terrace, raised a yuestion on his assess- ment for Lot 3, 61ock f; Marien's Terrace Addition. He stated it was his ; understanding he would b8 gi�ren credit because of the extra Iong run of 290 feet_ He stated a cre.�it of $1,000 was a)lowed against this assessment, I but felt he was being giveri`=�only a•partial credit and i�e�uested Council cor.- ': sider a full credit. � ��, ! Mr. Q�n�eshi, City Manager, staC�d staff did provide Mr. Crabtree with in- formation regarding�his assessmet�t, however, if Council desires fui•i:her in- , fo:-mation they �•�ouid check into t��s item further and report back. �. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to "�,,lcsa ;.he public haaring. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice voie, all voting ave, Mayor Nee declared the riotion Carried unanimcusiy and tne`�ublic heariny ctosed at 7:37 p.m. , � i PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ASSESSPI TREATh1ENT AND R��OVIIL OF MOTIOPd by Cou�ci�rnan Schneider to waive the r`e�adiny of the public hearing notice and open th� public hearing. Seconded E� Council�nan Barnette. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, htayor Nee declar�ed�the motion carried unani- mously and the public ��earing o�ened at 7:37 p.m��, Mr. Qureshi, City itar�ager, stated this hearing is fox the put-pose af assess- ing the removal of trees on nroperties in the City. �Fle stated property a•rners arere notified of the hearing and the costs inve�h�red and there was no objections. 1� Na persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed MOTIQN oy Courlcilman 8arr�ett2 to close the put�lic hearing. S�,conded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, a7i voting aye, h9ayoi�Plee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing clused at��:42 p.m. NEk atlSlhiESS: REC�IV?P�G ENERGY COt�titISS.tOM hiIN 7I'OfV OF PFtOCLAi!•IIilG ,•lE:4 K 0�' SEP ENERGY tQEEK:�. _ �_______ 26, I9£�0 ITEt1 - COiVS'�F,DERIt- t10TI0�d by Counci7n;an 3arnette that the City proclaim ttte wee'r, of Sep�er;�ier�8 throuyh October 1, 19L0 as rridley Energy 41eck. Seconded hy Council�voman D9oses. Upcn a voice vote, ali voL�ng aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion carried una�iin!ousiy. lD � 0 ;3 � E; � REGULIIR t•iEETIhIG OF SEPTLh16Ef2 ?_?_, 19$0 'E9' IDEkATIOii OF fIRS'f REll0IP1G 0� ti'V FISC�. 19�:1: � f1F E�U _ . ,. : . ., _ _ . _. . .l E ° t�nce a Fir. Qureshi, City h , stated this ordinance reflects the nemo to the Cot�ncil, as per their ins 'ons, so there has been sorr,e change, however, the total is the same. M4TION by Councilman Schneider to waive the re�tf�' and approve the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by Councilinan� ette. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, P4ayor (lee declared the motion c ' unanimously. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARIMG Otd REZOPIIi1G REQUEST, ZOA ,'-,'8Q-(i7. TO REZOitiE FROi4 R-3 1'0 Ck-1, 1001 NILLWIfdD ROAC, TED BURPJAiJD7, D�A:'SdIi��G P.E/tLTY: {lt 8:OO�p.m.,.the Council again cansidered this rezoning reqvest. Since Mr. Burnandt ��ras not in attendance at the meeting, the City Attaren;/ ad- vised the hearing could be closed and the matter of the rezoning taken under advisement by the Council. Mr. Nerrick, City Attorney, felt favorable consi�eration shauld not be yiven on this rezoning request until the petitioner has fully discussed his plans with both the staff and neighboring property o�•rners. He stated � the Council may not necessarily make approval completely dependpnt or► whether neighboring property owiiers are in agreement with the plans, but there should at least be a discussior and a repart l�ack to the Gouncil. Mr. Fassett, 1001 Lynde Drive, stated he was curious as to the type of building that v�ould be constructed. P10TION by Councilman Schneider to close the publTC i�earing on rezoning request "L0� =8�-02, and direct the administration to contact the petitioner anu have him indicate to staff and the r.ei,hboring preperty o,rners ti•ihat his pinns are for this pt•operty. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Pir. Dick Harris, Chairman of the Planr.ing Coi*��ission, stated there i�ad been son�e taik of remodeling the existing structure on this property or if that wasn't feasible, to tear da,�n the existing structure and rebuitd it. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN OY THE ABOVE t�10TI0��, al1 voted aye, and t�ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:05 p. m. R IVING TNE PLAt?lING COt�if4ISSI0td h1IN11TES OF SEPTFh;BER 10, 19E0: � SIDERATIOiJ OF Vl�CATION REQUfST, SAV �°0-07, PETIiI0i1 s7-1°80 TO VAC ALL�1f' EASEhiENT, 43QQ 6LOCK BE1:lFEY P�tAIil STREET F�i1D 2�d`� S��EGT: MOTION by Counci Fitzpatrick to set the public hear^ing on this vacation request for October 19II0. Seconded by Counci]�•�oman P�toses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, h or Nee declared the motion carried unanin�ously. CONSIDERATIOP! OF VACA N�F[ UEST, SflV "�0-08, TO VACATE UTIIITY !L'1Q _�,�__ — nnrii�.inrc =ncr�.��nir r+i vrir,^� �cn r,�_�i� ��t.A!11= �7�l1 _�Rfl C7RFFT_ MOTIO�d by Councilrnan Qarnette to set the�t+blic hearing on this vacation request foT• October 24, 1980. Seconded by C cilman 5chneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Wee declared mc�ion carried unanimously. REQItEST FROPI PARK CONSTRUCTICN TQ R11RY. R�GP.E,'l�tE TRAILERS : -�-LICC(!S[ APPRUVAL -- ------�__._ btayor Nce statcd ti�e Plan��ing Comc�ission has recommended approv�L of this request with certain stipulations. • r `: �w, . ?; . � ` I 0 � _.._ __. . ,-. � L�� U � � THE MINUTES OF THE PU[tLIC HEARING MEETIP�G OF 7HE FRtDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF ` SEPTEh1(3ER 15, 19�0 � i �ie Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at17.�38 p. m. by Mayor Nee. e Mayor�Nee led e Council and audience in the Pled9e of Allegiance to the Ftag. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Counci Council �1EMBEP,S ABSENT: None ADOPT?ON OF AGENDA: Eitzpatri�k, Councilwoman Moses, Mayor Nee, Schneider a�d Councilman Barnette The following items were added: "Discussion cf L nsing of Multiple Dt�rellings that Haven't Complied with the City Ordina �s" and "Receiving Letter from Islands of Peace Foundation, Alex Barna, Pr 'dent". MOTION by Councilman fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda with the tions. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, a aye, May.or Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEP,RING OP� REZONING REOUESTIZOA �80-02 �(1 REZONE FROM R e addi- a� T0 CR-1, .. _._ _._ �. �' P10TIQN by Councilman Barnette to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open•the public hearing. Secc„�'a� by Councilr�n Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor �Vee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 7:40 p. m. Mr. Mark Burch stated Mr. Burnandt was requesting rezoning for the property at 1001 Hillwind Road from R-3 to CR-1. He stated the property is presently being used for ren�al property and the applicant woutd like to tear do�vn this strueture and construct a new building to be used for offices. He further stated a screening ience would also have to be provided. Mayor Nee stated the Planning Commission has recorm�ended approval of the rezoning, ho�vever, there was some quesiion regarding the use of the land for commercial as opposed to residEntial. Councilman Schneider stated the Planning Cor�mission minutes indicated Mr. 6urnandt may �•rant to use the existing building. tfr. 6urch stated, if Mr. Burnandt used the existing structure, he would rave to bring the building up to code. Mr. Ro9er Fassett, 1001 Lynde Drive, questioned if this was going to be an office buiiding and if it �aould be one or t��ro storics. �iayor Nee stated, at this point, they have no knoa�ledge of the type of Euiiding to be constructed. Councilman Schneider stated he had several concerns and wished the petitioner was present this evening to ans�ver sorne questfons. Mr. Fassett stated he didn't have any particular concerns as there are already real estate offices> he didn't havr� a problem with the rezoning. He indicated, ho�•rever, he a.ould l�ke to know what type of building the;t would 6e constructing in.terms of office space. � 0 0 ' " ��: 0 � 1G PUaLIC HEAft1PdG OF SEPTEP�I3ER I5, 19Q0 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilman Schneider to continue this public hearing to the next � meeLiny and notify the petitioner to be present. Seconded by Cauncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. t FJG REC'lIEST. ZOA k80-03 70 REZONE LOT 21 fROM rrJTION �ouncilman Eitzpatrick to waive the reading of the pubiic hearing notice a open the public hearing. Seconded by Councitman Barnette. Upon a voice vo e, al] voting aye, blayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the pub`1� c hearing opened at 7:47 p. m. Mr. Burch stat�d Mr. Christensen presently operates an auto body shop at 6501 East River Road�s a non=conforoiing use and is, therefore, requesting rezoning of Lots 21 throug� 24 to C-2. Mr. Burch stated.th� discussion, their rec to leave Lots 22, 23, parcels. item was before the P..lanning Comr+tission and after . mmendation was to rgzone Lot 21 from CR-1 to C-2 and �d 24 as R-2 and ghant a special use permit on these Mr. Christensen, the appli��nt, stated/since the Planning Commission did not wish to rezone al1 the four .�,ots to C� 2, the alternate they recom�r,end �iould ailow him to expand his buildi�ng, bu� not increase the size of the C-2 zoning. He stated this wouid be accept��le �'O him. Councilman Barnette asked Mr. Chr'"i� tensen if he rteeded the lot next to Lot 21 in order to expand his business. �f+4r. Christensen stated his buildi�g is now on the back let line, therefore, e��r�ld need the other Tot in order to expand, C�uncilwoman Moses asked if thi�pr�;,c.;zl was discussed at the Pianning Commission meeting. Mr. Christensen stat¢d it was d�scussed as a possibie alternate proposal, however, they didn't come up v� th that as�;�solution. Mr. Christensen stated, on th� lot he wants �o use for parking, it wouidn`t be feasibTe to put in a nice/lot with curbing;�screening and landscaping, unless he couid add more tofhis building. t4r. �hristensen stated the addition he proposes is 20 x 60 feetjwhich would n�ake a tdial buildina size of b0 x 60 feet. Ne presented a drawi,ng showing how the buil�ding would look when it was completed. Courtcilwoman htoses asked h'ow much of the second lot wo�uld be built on. Mr. Christensen stated he Y1ou1d use appr•oximately one-haif�qf that 1ot. He aiso stated there ��ould be 110r115 feet for parking which wou d be more than adequate for his business. � Councilwoman Moses quest?oned his hours of cperation. Mr. ristensen stated his hours would be from ;7 a. m. to 5:30 p m. Councilwoman hloses also'asked about the blkeway/walkway easement� Mr, Christensen stated he didn't see a`roblem with providing this easeinent throu� the ]andscaping. � Mr. Hanheuveln, fi979 Hickory Drive, stated he has iived in this area for the past six years and has driyen past this property and seen ii at it's worse� hle stated, since Mr. Christensen took over the business, there has been a marked � ravement with the area cleaned and the buildin9 fixed. �._ Mrs. Langer, 6530 Nickory Strnet, stated she is home most of the day and oJ in her yard and iias neven c�ard any naise or srielie�i any fumes from Ptr. Christe >en's business. She felt, since t•ir. Christer�sen t�as taken ove►• tiiis business, it h � c�r:y o� � ��.az�� pI,l�INII�G CC�i��1T�:SION TirLTJ:NG JUr�l' 9, �.9s30 ..�...,...�....:,. ............,........�.�,...--.....m..u...��. _ . '. • � `PO 012T)ER • ixma oxdex At 7: ROT,i, C�L ; ...,... _...... _ _..... PAGF 1. � Itrtl:r'i.s call_ed the July 9, I980, Plann-Lng Conunission mee�ing to .rn. � • Membe,ee I'zesent: Mro iaxris, Mx. Langen�eld, r1rs. Gabe1 (for Schnabe�.} � � Mr. S,�iaxtor., Mrs, tlughc . N:embers Absent: Mr. Treuenfe. Mr., Oquist • Othexs Pxesent: Jexrold� I3oardman, C�..: Plat1ner. Ai'PP�OVF PLA1'NT.NG CO�Il�1iSSI0N MII�'UTES : JUNE 1��,,, ,,, 198�. Motion b5 l�ir. Langenteld, seconded by Mxse I�ughes to ap�xove June i8, 198fl Pl.anniiig Com^ti.ssion minu�es 2s wri.tten (ar amende3) . Upon a voic ate, all vot�.ng aye, Ghaa.rman Iia�cx�is declared L-he mot:Lon car.rieci unanimous�.y. . l I-I � I e Pt3BL7C HEARZN^ • iZF`7.ONI�'G RE llTST 7�A �r 80�02 �� iiY_ TED Bl?P.NAIVIIT, D/ 8,,,� .....�.......�....�.o-.,<: -.-,.�.....o..,.�:�... S�1IIdG IZrAL•'I'X : ::e:.une i'�r� o� Lot 3 A, . ,�...Yarcel J.100, fxoM R�3 (benera'! :�: multip7.e fanily ao:e17_ings to CR�1. (general. offi.ce �nd 7.imite:l busi.ness), the' same beii�g 92�. Hi11r-aind P�oad N. E. - Mr. Ted Buxnandt, �hc petitionex saas �resent. � piotian by Ma:se Hu�hes, seconded by r1r� Langen�eld, thaC �ha Planr.ing Couunission open the gublic heaxi.ng on �rezoni.ng xeques� 7.�A �r`80-02, b� Ted Burnandt, Upon a voice vote, all votin� a}*e, Chaixman Ha�ris declared the puUlxc hearin; �pen ai: 7:37 p.me . r;r. Boardraan sta�ed thwt I��x. � Btirnandtwas requestin; xezonzno on �he h�use sauth • o� tYie nei.�libflring pxopexty. �Ie �aants CP.-X xesonin;. '.tliexa i� a par.tcin� a'cea lara.red �.n fzon� of the pxo�erty. �he �1ot area wii:h tliis lofi: is 2�, Oo5 sq. �t. and tt►e .: • xequ�x�d xat axe�. is 15,00� sq, i�. Pxr. Tiarris asked if thc petitioner had ai�ytt�in� to ��dd to the discussion. T1r. Burnan� stated tliat liis intet�t was to either usc ttie existing �tructure or tear it do��nz and bui7.d a ne�,* struct�re. lie hacfi not �letermined �aYiicl� �aould l,e ti�e best for liim as yet. Pi�. I3oardman stated that Da��r.el C�-alk� I3uildin� I�1sPect:or, h��c� reconuacnded tl�at ihe e�i�tint ;;truct;u�-c be t�aken d��,ni as it i5 in povr cc��=d�.r:i.on. If he usc� th�� e�:istin� �oii:c, �i. ��a .�rivc to 1>rir�f; t ie stzi.zcture u�� to code. r7r. Ituinan� said t}iaC hc wo�ild J.ike ta lceep t:tiat optioii opcn «s i.t i� pre:>ent]_y Uci��; r. c�nt:ed a� a resi.dential tiiia.t. T1�. ]luf;hc•s stated t}i;�t ;>lie l�ad sor„e r.c��il. coi�cci�n abc�ut rt�r�c��:i.r��; l,otetitial r�sicIenr.xal. 1at�ct. ;>lie ;�5k��d Pir. l3oar�lm:�n l�ow ina�i uniLs could bc� pl.ac��d au t11e property. TIr, l3o�trcimc�i� 'atlsc•�er.c�d that by ].ancj �iren, they c,oui.ci be al�le t.o ht�7.l:d �pJ�x:axiniat.cly 10 t�nic.s, hc>�acvc,r, t:lt3.s �aoul.d �,rabably be rc�duced duc ta 1ow wzdtli anci parl�ing r�? c;�� ( i: r.inca� C s. Yl.anni��; C,�rnntis; .icn ric�t_ !r'_�_ _.. .. Wedttr.sdly..� J__ u?��,_._�.��o __�.._ ��;��..2 1 I 2�1r. T,:rnG�c�nFc.].:i sL�etecl t',;ii: i3fi d�cin'Y ]�ave any problem �*j.th rezonl.ng ti�c properly .:�iicc l.he pi-opc�rty ;Jus� t�.o L"ti:, soutti wa.; al.;� Cit—]. zonir,g. Thts w�ulcl ri�t co:t,.Citui_e spot rc�r.ori:i.ng. � � � rir.. l;o.erdman stac�ed tha>> if nc� }.'lan»i.n� Co�:vnissio�t approved thi.s requesr, l�ir. • 13ur.na��cll; shoulu Le awarc ot. etie rer�uiren�ci�ts ot CR—]. zong acljacent L-o 3;::rG;S1�eIf�Ya�. distriCC. . . Mr. �ur.n<�SZClt. statcd tliat he had a copy of L'�lE: ZOIllil� re�ulata.�ns. Mr. Boar.ciman said LhaL a scr.eeni.n _ fence would be r.-e uired whc:n the laroperty i� converted. Mr. F�ur�landt stated tha� ttcis w��s not a requi.r.ement �vhen he rezoned the proper�:y ta the Soutti. lic said th�t th�: Council all.ocaed him to build wii:hout tiie fence because thc property o�mers to the P�Torth sai.d he didn't F�ant tt,e tence built. � The,property mananer. of 9].0 LS�de Dr_ive, (just nortYi of the pe�itic�ner's propertyj stated �hat she was concerned abo�t the property being rezoned to commerciaZ She has tenaciLs 4�hich f.ace thi_s prorezL-y and if a screening fence was put up it wi11 rnean that sor�a of her tenants wil.l be looking at a wal1. • 3``�:. Boardn:�.r. said thar the paricing would most ? ikely be located in the iront of the build in� �nd ma,,r c�.use soa!e prubl.ems for the. tenants fo ehe t�arth. � •?�i�t'i.o:� b�T Tt.r�. Hughes, seconded by M��o ��Sa_x that th� P�anni.n� Ca;nmiss{.an close the p�±blic he,:ri.;�g on xezonix�g request �Or'� %-� £i0�-02, by Te3 ;3urrandt. U�on a voice va�e, a7.J. votai:g �ye, Ch�3ix.,an Harris declared the pub�ic hearing c3.osed at 7t50 p.m. riOTIGN 13�i I�fS. �iU;�HES, SI:CGi�'.J:D $Y i:�. L�"�IGEP;it�LUy THAT T$E P��NIT,G CQMI�SS?'ON �. iiECO�:r.is�?J T4 i.?TY cGUr,cIL L�PPROVAL OF REZONING FLQ[JI:ST, ZOA '`80-U2, 1iY 1ED LIi�'u'vt�i.''Ji, D/j',/ii SZ�?tI�G F1'AT.Ti', TO �:3;'LC1idE �'ART C�F LQ'.0 3. AUTJIT(1R' S' SIIP,UIVISION N0. 25� (k'E�RCr,L 110�), rRR0��1 �'.�3 (rr.iilY.ipJ.c� fama.ly dtaellin�s) TO CR-1 (general office and linitec� bus3ness) THFF SAt� ��ii�TG 97.1 HILLt�7I\D :OAD PI.E. LTPCN r'L VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CH!1IRMEIN I3AP1r:IS D�Ci,AR�P 1:3E ri0'i'1"Oi�T CP��IED UNANIPiOUS,L�.,. .. . . 1'ITI.s��i; ii�.'�,.�TR'G • FI:�t;�'� iiE1R A SP�M.�„�i;Z'AI�QIJS„ P�1tihlT, SP ;'.��iQ„OG, t�Y .TE�Oi�S� CfII',IS7 _...� �:e.,.�.,.,..r......-....�...�.4..,_.�.a.y..t Per �4��:i_on 2.�?�0 5i. 2, .��.y' o� t:lie :t'�:._d1.ey �'�.�y Co�e, L-o a11ow �lie cons�ruction ot a seco:-�:i -�.�. ��sow�• bui?c�.:L.:�, a 30 ft�, Ly 9y f.t. de�ached garaha, on Lots 10 �nd 11, �lu4k E�r Sy ,; :Iis.1 }?1�� 1'hxea, the san3e being C,260 Sturli.i:e Blvd. 11T.E. N,z'e Jt:ror,i,� C{.:- r:0:i'IU�; �v' :;r. I,z}tge�ifeld, the public hearin ; on t.he Ciz.ris'4ezi��o��. LTpnn a va�cc� Iiearing apen at 8:02 p.n-�. , �n, �ize pe�itiorer w�.a pxe�ent� . : c�co�id ,y A�. S�:aiar�on, rhat ihe Planning Ccma�ission open request ioz Sper..i_al Use }.'erriit, SP ��BC}--06, by Jerome eore, all �=oG: .�ayc�, CY�airi:��n �?arris c:eclared tlie piiblic Mr. fioa�:clnlan s,t3t��d tluzt tile p�titicsner is :inLeresi:ed iii �.�If-' d:ing a?_G gaza�c. c�n ].oL 11, aii�3 l�e �::ili tise zC as a stc,ra�e g��r.afie. Tir. � rctman t}ie stafi: wanL:: Lo tie t'ie Ctti�o 75 it. lot-C to^�.thel�. 7.c�ts J() a;�d . �� oulci riril;r. a 150 f.t. lot. Tlie ti�c��ial--usc�. ��e�mit is f.ar a 2nc1 accessor The on1 �• way 1�4 c�in t�uil.;i tt�c �; �r�i�;c i;; t�>: tt�c� l.ot t o be ] e�;al_ly ti.e� lt is t.l�� ,�tik.��.�-r's i�;:�.ci:t :o t,u:i.ld t.l�c� �.:�r��;:� �io�.J. fe. x 30 ft. stated tiiat gether .. til�lin�, to�c I - ' 2 �[ �j tt* � . YtY-"t,�,�,*,,�'�}th -•t.ti � �r:+-.��}'4 .it� TF^i� CI7Y d� .i ��,F � �j � t�-kt � + L�'�t� �.-+ � ; �.Y� C f� �� ' `�,..�� `� �i ��'�a 'i k.� c~ � �--� - ,.' ``; -`•-�� ,, --�=;:=.u� � �� ; �r � - ' •.� i'd 9"� � � , � } _ . " ' �' J' � � � � �'� �, � :�� '�,� � i"'�:� ��°' .--��`,` � � �.� � � ��a � a...� ��a �� . .� } : .� "- ,�,1,�3'�"�� °�"`"� �- k � � -� r :�.t � � Y„ r� �' �` � :�. � `� .y `��r +' "r , r��i��{-ttttttt, RO� P��7"�`��`� ��"�'��3 MEa,tO �O. 81-37 A�'� A ril 24, 1981 TO ' AC710M ira�o. UB,lECT �, Nasim M. ureshi X Tax Increment Finance Plan #1 to the Moore ' Lake Redevelopment District Please find attached copies of the Tax Increment Plan �l for the City Council for their t�fay 4, 1981 Public Nearing meeting. Also included is a Report on statutory conditions that we are basfng our establishment of the district on. The appraisal report wi11 be included in the testimony at the meeting since it is not available at this time. Thank you for your timely consideration of this item. JL8/de � . ► � 2 l-1 c cr.�.cY or f��zr�r,�Y PETI1'ION COVER 5I1L:ET Petition No. 2-�9$1 Date Received April 30, 1981 Object Request the City purchase the property in the are�a north of Hi�lwind Drive, east of Polk and west of Fillmore for one or � more of the following community uses: cifiy'park; drainage easements; recreational areas for school & others; nature study area; ice skating pond; and warming house. � Petition Checked By Date Pexcent Signing Referred to City Council DisPositzon 0 0 ❑ � 23 �'"M� � � � � ' �� . . ? � : _ � _ � __ __ _ , ; $ _ _ � _ _ _ __ _ __ �_ _ , _. _ ! _ �� -�0-�.� _ _ _ _ , _`""�� _ G��, _ _ _ �� ' � �� _ � _ __ _ ��_ � __ �-- _ __ _ � ' � _______ _ _ _ . _ _ � �-�'�--e�__ _._ ,� __ , � � � __ _ __ - - ----_ _ ___ _ __ _ __ __ ,� �.�-�-P- _ _ � : . & . . � � _ __ _ _ .__ ; --- _ _ - --- --- __ _ ___ ____ , �� . � _ �� _ . _ __ __ : �- ----- -_ _ _- __ -- __ � ,--- ., � f� _�� ---��=� __ . _ __ _ ; . __ _ _ _ _ _ ��' --- __�._.._ .._ ---- — _ _-- 3 _. _ — —_._ e �. � .:... __ __ _._._. _ .__ _ _ --- � __ .. . _---- __...-- .� _ __ _, __ _ ._ _ _ _ _._____ � ___ �-t%-�_. - � � -e�� --- _ . ..�-� __ _ _ � -- _ ; __ ____ __ _ __._ - _______.. _. _ _ . _ ----- � ___ � - ------------____ ----___� . _ � � _ __ _ _ _ _ ___ --- _ _----- - __-- ----- ---------------------- -- --__ _.__ _ t � _ __ .--- - - - __.__. _ _ ___ ___ _ _ _ _ � _ __ _ _ --_ . _. __ _ _ _ __ � _ � _ ___ _ ___ _ _ _,_ _ __._ ____ _ _ - _ _ ___ _ ___ .. _ _ _ __ � _ _ _ ___ _ ____ _ _._ _ _� __ _. _ _ _ _ __ � � _ . _ _ - _ _. _ __ _ __ _,_ _ _ ___ _ � : _ __. __ __ _ __.___ _ � _ __ _ _ ; __ ___ _. , _ � _ . _ � , ; ,� ',le, �t;ie i�nc�er:�.t;r�ed, res�ectiv�ly x�-;ue^t tho City of Frz.dl.ey �uxcnu�e the 2 C � r`� pro��r�x l,y a.n t;t�e are;,. r.ortl.l of IIiIl1.��.ncl I��: ive, ��.st oi' l'ollc, a.rtd west o£ Fillmore for on�,: or i�:oz�c; o� �Ll�te �ollo��irl�� corr,r;:uni.t;� u;,es: -cit� park;� -d.raina�;e ea,s��raents; -recr��,�-�:i.��na.l �zxc��,s for school r�i,�d o��hers; -ne,ture ;;�tudy�are�,; -ice ska�in� pond ar.d t.!as�r�:i.n;; �iause. It�. i: nece�s��ry �or re;;��:��.ib1.e .�',i.i;;,� ;:1;;r;nin;� to discoura�e xesider,tal cle�;elop- IYiGrl'i, h'-:CL1U';;8 O� G; 1:��:1Y1;� �T'��i'i1C �)T'U��G'ii'�.�'.. a?'OL111Ca �i�l1S c'1.T'G'�3 c^tlia �"i�`Il5 c�T'@�,S �.LLCIS Of' - �;r,.:�n ti;,�,.c�., not t,a t.ention the lack of acce::��ii�le recreational areas ir� this ' � nc,� :-�iiYx�rh�od. We t�nr'cr.;tar.d -thero is a;�lan to �:>pand the ex�.stin�; pond area with Federal f"unds. Thi , e:•t;un�ion wauZd r�� ke :it r�ore sui t� b1e for �. xecreu1,ional areu than residertal. �, �u�9m � />�6trk'fsS a .S ��►� �--�- �� r �< < �� C � �� ., , ( , . 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UB,lECT � �': ,i�: — �F� i�"�''• �' g A� a � f •• University Industrial Park Plat ZOA #81-01 �a or�o � po �� r�� - � 1_ �� TO j ; �r !� . : ti.; ACTdONI INFO• At the City Council meeting of April Z0, 1981, the University Industrial Park Plat, ihe zoning change and the setback variances were discussed, a�id the first reading of the zoning ordinance considered. During the dis- cussions of the three items which are all directly related to each other, it was decided that a formal drainage statement would be obtained from Rice Creek Associates to identify the requirement for storm water retention on each individual parcel as it is developed. �nother item pertaining to the park fee of $17,465 was tabled pending receipt of a letter from Rice Creek Associates exp]aining past property donations and requesting a waiver of the park fee. As of this date, neither provided by the May 4th the zoning ardinance be have been determined. JGF:ijk statement has been received. If the items are not City Council meeting, suggest the 2nd reading of continued until the drainage and park fee issues 3n � ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follaws: 'SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2: The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: Lots l, 9, 10, Block 3, University Industrial Park located in the South Half af Section 2, 7-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Is hereby designated to be in Zoned Districi knawn as M-1 (light industrial areas). SECTION 3: That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned from Zoned District C-2 (general business areas) to M-1 (light indusirial � areas}. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY TNIS DAY Ofi , 1981. MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE ATTEST: CITY CLERK - SIUNEY C. INNAN Public Hearing; Aprzl 13, 1981 First Redding: Anrii ?�_ 1AR1 Second Reading: Publ ish . 001��J�Z29A ZOA #�81-0I ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINNNCE UNDER SECTIO�J 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREE7S AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. For the vacation of a street right of way described as follows: All that part of Minnesota Street as laid out in Lowell Addition to Fridley Park; or Mercury Drive, as laid out in Sylan Hills PTat 3, now known as Satellite Lane, lying West of the Northerly extension of the West line of Starlite Blvd., also being the East line of Lot 1, Block 4, Sylvan Hills Plat 3, all lying in the South Half of Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota Be and is hereby�vacated. SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code sha11 be so amended. P/ISSED /�NO ADOPT�D QY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY UF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF - , 1981. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - SIDNEY C. INNiAh Public tiearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Puk�l ish . OUl �Al 1 'l.. �0�1 Apr�i 1 13, 1981 Anri 1 �fl _ 1 AR1 MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE SAV #80-14 4 CHAPTER I. 0 3 r. 5 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDTNANC� TO REPFAL OLD CH�PTER IQ3 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY . CODE ENTITLED "FIREARMS", AND TO ESTABLISH A NEW CHAPTER 103 OF THE FRIDLEY CTTY COUE ENTITLED "jZ�NGEROUS WEAPONS". THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWSc That �resent Chapter 103 Firearms be repealed in its entiretv; And that Chapter 103 Dangerous Weapons be adopted as fo�lows: 103.01 Definitions "Dangerous Weapon" means any firearm, whether loaded or unloaded, or any device designed as a weapon and capable of producing death or great bodily harm, or any other device or instrumentality which, in the manner it is used or zntended to be used, is calculated or likely to produce death or great bodily harm. The term "dangerous weapon" shall include but not be limited to the following: • (1) AZl firearms; (2} Bows and arrows, cross bows; (3} All instruments used to expel at high velacity pellets of any kind including, but not limited to B-B guns and air rifles; (4) S].ing shots; (5} Black jacks, nunchakus, cZubs or Iike objects; (6) Metal knu�kZes; f?) Daggers, dirks, and knzves; and (8) Wrist rockets � 103.02 Prohibited Acts Whoever does any of the following is guilty of a misdemeanor: (1) Recklessly handles or uses a daneyerous weapon or explosive so as to endanger the safety o� another; or (2) Aims any dangerous weapon, whether loaded or not, at or toward any human being; (3} Manutactures or sells for any unlawful.purpose any weapon known as a sling sh�t, black jacks, nunchakus, clubs, or Iike objects, wrist rocket, bow and arrows,.crossbows; or (4) Manufactures, transfers or possess�s metal knuckles or a switch blade kni�e opening automafi.ically; or ' � � (5) Possesses any other dang�rous article or substance for the purpose of being used unlawfully as a weapon against anoth�r; or (.6) S�lls or has in his possession any device designed to silence or muffle the discharge of a firearm; or (7) Poss�sses.a dangerous weapon in a motor vehicle, except a pocket knife�with a blade under three inches, unless contained in a secure area not immediately available to ve ih cle occupants. (8) As a parent or guardian permits a ehild under 14 years of age to handZe or use, outside o� the parents or guardian's presence, a dangerous� weapon of any kind, or any ammunition or explosive. (9) The selling, giving, loaning, or furnishing in any way of any deadly weapon to a minor under the age of 18 years without written consent of his parents or guardian, or of a police officer or ntagistrate. 103.03 r�inor Possesszon No minor under the age of Z4 years shall handle or have in their possessior ar under their control except while accompanied by or under the immediate charge of their narent or guardian and would not otherwise be prohibited, any dangerous weapon. Nothing in this section prohibits minors from participating in a state approved firearms safety class or other city approved formal course of instruction. 103.04 Exceptions Nothi.ng in this chapter shal.l be construed to prohibit: (1) Possession or discharge o:E a dangerous weapon by legally appointed Law Enforcement Officers or persons under their direction in the performance of duty; or � a Poss�ssion or discharge of a dangerous weapon by persons authorized ...��_..._.___...� �..� _._ deral or M�nnesota Statue such as the military or persons holdinq t�ermits : or (3 ) Notwithstandin� Zaws �to the cantra�s�poss�ssion�,or disch^a..rge of a dan�cerous weapon by�ersons�at_�ally authorized ranges desiqned f the discharcte of danaerous c,rea�nn� � nr �� (�) Pos�sessian�by museums�or collectors of art or for other lawful ur oses_ o_f .public eahibition; or �� ( 5)_ �The, dz sch.arc�e of dangerous _ wea�ons , iother t.han f irearms`and ___ _... ____ _�___. instruments used Nto eNx�el at�high V_veloc��ty _pell�ts of any,kind such as ...__� ,,..� __�. __._.___.___. I3-B guns__and air rifles� _�i,tth_,peimission af ap�ro�ria,te �rapert�agent�, .n.._ .. . _ � ..._ _ _. when discharc�ed�undcr_ conditions notTto endanger_ Vpe,z sons��ro�ert_y�, or ..�.__ �..T,. _ animals and where the �roje,ctile wil.l�not_ leave said�propezty. �] r 103.05 Diseharge Pexmits Not�aithstandin��pr,ovision of J_03.04 of this ordinan^c� it sha],l.be unlawful to�use, fire or discharge a clangerous�weapon within the City af Fridley except by firearms permit issued by the l?ublic Safety Director. Permits sha].Z speczfy the conditions under which they are issued and valzd. P�rmits may be revoked by the Public Safety Director when in the Directors opinion, therE is a public safety danger.or infrinq�ment of peace and tranquility. D�nied and revoked permits may b� appealed to the Fridley City Council. ].03.06 Vialations Any person violating this ordinance is�guilty of a misdemeanor. Any weapons used or carried in violation o� this ordinance shal.l be seized and impounded by a police officer to be dispased of through prescribed legal procedures. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY nF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1981 ATTEST: CITY CLERK - SIDNEY INMAN First Reading: April 6, 1981 Second Reading: Published...... MAYOR - WILLSAM J. NEE � 0 RESOLUTION N0. - 1981 A RESQLUTION ORDERING Ih1PROVEh1ENT, APPR4VAL Of RLAfdS f�ND • READVER"fISING FOf2 6IDS: STREET Ib1PROVEf�tENT PROJECT ST. 198i-10 (S�ALCOATING) . WNEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley has established a policy of Sealcoating i�he City streets on a regular basis. � WHEREAS, the Public Wor�ks Director has submitted a plan showing the streets irr need of Sealcoating. NObJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the streets marked black on the attached map be sealcoated, and the work involved in said improvement shall h�reafter be designated as: . • STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1981-10 2. The plans and specifications prepared by the Public Works Director for such improvement and each of them, pursuant to the Council action heretofore, a copy of which plans and specifications are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and shali be filed with the City Clerk. , 3. The, work to be performed under STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT S7. 1981-10 shall be performed under one contract. � • The Public �lorks Dire�ctor sha71 accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvements under such approved plans and specifications. The advertisement shall be published for two (2) weeks (at least 10 days), and shall specify the work to be done and will state that bids vrill be opened�at 11:00 A.M. on Wednesday, the 3rd day af June, 1981 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the Public Works Oirector and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the City for five per cent (5q) �f the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for STREET Ii�iPROUEM�ENT PROJECT ST. 198i-10 shali be substantially in form as that noted`in Exhib'it "A°"attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. � PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1981. . ATTES7: -WILLIFlM J. NEE - h1AY0R. CITY Cl_ERK - SIDNEY C. INhU1f� 0091 A/ 1341 /l 0 CITY OF FRIDLEY NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR STREET IMPP,OVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1981-10 � Sealed bids wi11 be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley, Anoka Couniy, Minnesota, at the office of the Public Works, 6431 University Avenue N. E., Fridley, Minnesota 55�i32 (Tel. 571-3450) on the 3rd day of June, 1981, at 11:00 a.m., and �1i11 be considered by the City Council of the City of Fridley at a regular Council Meeting at 7;30 p.m. on the 15th day of June, 1981, for i:he furnishing of work and materials for STREET IMPROVEMEN7 P�OJECT ST. 1981-10 (Sealc�ating). • The surface treatment project consists of surface treating about 6.03 miles of streets in different parts o� the City and consists of the following principal items of work and approximate quantities: 55,242 sq. yds. 57,953 sq. yds. FA-2 Class C Aggregate Sealcoat Using RC cut-back asphalt RC-800 FA-3 Class C Aggregate Sealcoat Using RC cut-back asphalt RC-800 All in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by John G. Flora, P.E., Pub}ic Warks Director, Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55�I32 (Tel. 571-3450). P1ans and specifications may be examined at the office of the Public Works Director and copies may be obtained for the Contractor's individual use by applying to the Public Works Director. Bids m�st be made on the basis of cash payment for «ork, and accompanied by a cash deposit, certified check (on a responsible bank in the State of Minnesota) or a bidder's bond made payable without condition to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not less than 5% of the total amount of the bid. 7he City Council reserves the right to reject any and a11 bids and to waive any intormalities in any bids received without explanation. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days. By order of the City Councii of the City of Fridley, Minnesota. Date the day of , 1981. Published: Fridl�y Sun Niay 13, 193L, May 20, 1931 May �7, 1981 Q09111/ 13�41 /1 John G. Flora, P. E. PUQLIC t�ORKS DIRECTOR Constructior� Bulletin May 15, 1981 htay 2?_ , 19£31 hlay 29, 1931 6 T� � � � 7 GITY OF FRIDLEY n PLANf�IWG COt�1f•1ISSIO�d MEETI(dG, APRIL 22, 1981 = CALL TO ORDER: Chairman Narris declared the April 22, 1981, Planning Commission meeting to order at 7:35 p,m. ROIL CALL: M�mbers Present: Mr. Harris, Ms. Gabel, i�1r. Svanda, Mr, 4lharton, Ms. van Dan, Ms. Hughes (arr. 7:48 p.m.) Members Absent: Mr. Oquist Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, City Planner Robert Friedly, 4061 - 88th Lane, Blaine Kenneth Jorgenson, 8101 Ruth Circle N.E. John Doyle, 6305 East River Road Jean Ann Hegner, 450 Hugo St. Camilla Schultz, 371 Hugo St. Karen & P�itchell Coak, 420 Hugo St. Richard Lund, 18036 Palm St., Cedar G. A. Hale, 5234 Tay]or St. N.E. J.udy & Aaron Engebretson, 5216 Taylor St. N.E. �dilliam Kuether, 5268 Taylor St. N.E. � Peter & IVorma Filipovic, 31 Talmadge tJay Diann Pdorfolk, 36 Talmadge Way Les tdatkins, 40 Osborne t,lay Robert J. Galush, Twin City Federal Harold & Harriet Overvig, 30 Osborne Way Jan Dean, 65 - 75th t4ay N.E. Nancy t�cKay, 7449 Talmadge Lane APP�QVAL OF APRIL 8, 1931, PLANNING COMMISSION htII�UTES: MO�'ION BY t7S. GABEL, SECONDED BY M5.. VANtiDAN� TO APPROVE THE APRIL 8� Z981� PL�fNNING COMMISSION h1INUTES AS WRITTEN. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN HARRIS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UN�lIVIMOUSLY. ' 1. PUaLIC HEARING: REOUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERh1IT, SP #81-03, BY ROBERT FRIEDLY: Per Section 205. Ol 3, Q, of t�e Fri ey City Co e, to a ow a umper baat operaiion on a 9$ ft, by 125 ft, site in Skywood Shopping Center, located on parts of Lots 4 and 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 53, the same being 5255 Central Aven ue N.E. .�10'1'ION Fy hfR, ,SVANDA, SECONUED I3Y MR. N'HAI2TON, TO OPEN TIIE PUI3LIC HEARING ON �P �l£3-03 f+Y ROBERT' FRIEDI,Y. ' UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING �fYE, CNAIKh1AN If.AP,RI5 DECLIIRED Z'HE PUIILIC ifE�IRING OPF.N �'�T 7:37 P.P1. �,,,,.. � PLANNIt�G �Of�t�ISSION MEETING, APRIL 22 1981 PAGE Z Mr. Boardm�n stated this was the property between the existing miniature go�f operatior� and 7Hrin City Federal. 7'he proposal is classified as a speciai use permit beeause this type of thing is a lease operation within the shopping cent�r property itself and is similar to other leasing operations wi�hin shopping centers, The proposal is for a seasonal-type of operation where there will be a large area of water with innertube-type boats with small 2 H.P. motors. Mr. Boardman stated two concern5 Staff has noise and appearance. It was stressed to seasonal type of operation, it vtould have that is very difficult to do. concerning thi�s. type of operation are the peti�ioner that because this is a to 1 ook good al l year arour�d, and Mr. 8aardman stated Mr. Friedly is in the audience to answer questions. Mr. Harris asked Mr. Friedly if he wished to make a statement concerning his proposal. 7A Mr. Friedly stated he would be willing to do any ]andscaping that is required by the City. He stated Mr. Boardman had indicated the need for trees, and Mr. Fri.edly is willing to make the area attractive during the months of operation and during the months it is closed. � Mr. Svanda stated his biggest concern would b e the noise impact on the surrounding neigi�bors. He asked Mr. Friedly if he knew what the noise ievels would be. Mr. Friedly stated that l meter away, it is 58 dec9bels, 10 meters away, it is less than 40 decibels, and 150 feet away, the motors cannot be heard, on7y the partici�pants having fun. He anticipated there wili be 12 boats, not a7l aperating at the same time, Ms. Gabel askea about the hours af operation. Mr. Friedly stated he would probably open about June 1, and the hours of operation would be approximateiy 12:00 noon unt91 about ll-]2:00 midnight. Mr. Harris asked about the depth of the pool. Mr. Friedly stated the depth of the pool is 30 inches. He stated there is litt7e opportunity for accidents. The person is strapped into the boat as a safety precaution. Ne stated this type of thing F�as been in operation for five years, and there have been no accidents. He has checked into the insurance requirements and wi11 have the proper insurance coverage. Mr. Harris asked haw large an area there would be for the whole package. Mr. Friedly sta�ed it is approximately B4 feet 4vide and 725 feet long. He recently purchased the miniature golf course and intends ta convert the golf course into som�tl�i ng r�,ore aestheti ca11y attracti ve . Ni s i nterlti on i s to mal:e the area a fami 1y fun cent�r, i PLANf�IP�G GOi�IMISSIOP� ��iEETING, APRTL 22, 19�1 Mr. Narris asked haw many parking stalls there would be. PAGE 3 Mr. Friedly stated he feels ihe parking area allocated for the golf course is under-u�i�lized, 7he prime hours of operation are when most of the shopp�ng center is closed, {le is in the process of nec�otiating a lease agreement with Mr, h1ortenson urho oti�rns the shopping center, and the lease agreement is contingent upan the City's approval. Ne stated parking has not been addressed, but he could make sure that it is addressed. ' Mr. Harris stated that parking is one of the�City's concerns. Mr. Friedly stated that the City of Coon Rapids recently approved a similar package and they estirnated 10 parking spaces needed for a single operation. (Ms. Hughes arrived at 7:48 p.m.) ' Mr. Wharton asked about fencing. Mr. Friedly stated he intended to fence the property, and would be happy to put up a six foot fence if the City required that. Mr. Boardman stated Staff is concerned about the type of traffic there is in the shopping center and the type of attraction this operation wi17 have for kids. ' Another concern would be with landscaping, no� only with the pool area, but a7so with try�ng to bring the shopping center up to overall standards, which they have not been able to do in the past with o�her special use permits within shopping centers. � Mr. Friedly stated,that in the other two operations he has observed, this has attracted adults and families, as well as children. Children running thraugh the parking lot on bicycles has not been a probiem from w.hat he has observed. Mr. Baardman stated Staff is also concerned about how long this operation would last if it was approved and built. They look at these things as temporary operations, although the owners of the business and the people making the proposals look at them as something that 4�ri11 �vark over a period of time, He stated Staff looks ai the miniature golf course operations as being similar in nature to this bumper boat operation, and ali three golf course operations in Fridley have not lasted v�ry long. Ne believed that after a short period of time, the City wot�ld have an opera�ion that is not a functional operation and is not maintained. Mr. Friedly stated he does not intend to invest large sums of money to let this go by the wayside. � Mr. Richard Lund stated that the Coon Rapids Planning Cammission recently app�oved a buniper E�oat operation. It was t��ell received by the Pianning Conmission and the City. f!e stated tha�: an operation such as Lilliputt in Coon Rapids draws families from the entire north area. As such, there is quite an investment in tha� area. If this bu��per boat operation ��ras approved and a miniature c�olf course was put in wi th i t, they tidoul d have a packacie very s iriii l ar to wiiat they have i n Coon Rapi ds. rc PLA�lNING COMT�ISSIOfd MEC7IlV�, APf�IL 22, 1981 PAGE 4 Ms. Judy Cngebretson, 52.16 1'aylor St., stated she lives above the area proposed for this operation. She stated their main concern is the noise. A11 their homes were buili with the idea of taking advantage of the view, with living rooms and bedrooms facing the back. She is already concerned with the noise they receive from the freew��y, Central t�ve., from �he corrmerciai area below them, and from cars racing up and down 52nd Ave., and now they may have to take some additional noise. She did not know that 4rhen they built their home 17 years aga they would be over- looking a carnival-type atmosphere. She stated this area could possi6ly a7so become a hang-out for kids. .� t�Is. Engebretson stated she did not think the bank would appreciate this kind af operation next door. She did not think this kind of operation would be in improve- ment to this area that already needs a faceiift. Since i� is a seasonal operation, there is the question of sa-fety when it closes in the fall, because chiidren can climb chain link fences. Ms. Engebretson stated she is also concerned with traffic. Because ofi the traffic situation on 52nd Ave. with no traffic signal, the State has recommended that the peopie in her neighborhoad go through the shopping center and use the 53rd inter- section to take advantage of the traffic signal. On the wee(cend, the parking lot is becoming so full that it is overflo�Jing onto the driving lane tf�rougf� the center, and she did not see where Mr.�Friedly was going to get the parking spaces for his operation. • Mr. George Yale, 5234 Taylo►� St., stated his property is in direct view of the proposed area. Ne tvas concerned about noise, because they have had a problem in th� past. Ne was concerne� about the concept of using a shopping center fot^ an amusement center. Is it a shopping center or is it an arnusemeni center? He would appreciate the Planning Commission keeping this in mind when maki:ng iheir decision. Mr. Robert Galush, Twin City Federal, stated there were several things about this proposa7 that disturbed him; (1) The traffic danger to children coming around this area where they have a drive-up window. TCF is planning on expanding that drive-up from a single lane to 3-4 lanes and this is on the north side of the buildir+g. (2� In ihe purchase agreement, they have an agreement that pertains to ihe fact that TCF has 20 parking s�aces in the sho�ping center in addition to the parking ihey now have on their own land. (3} He is concerned about how it is going to detract firom the general appearance of the "mai� street" of Fridley. (4) 4lhere are the kids going to go to use restroom facilities? They will probably use the bank's restroom facilities and drink�ng fountains. (5) The noise factor. It is going to be difficult to try to speak into a microphone in the drive-up 7ane with 50 decibels of naise going on right next door. h1r. GaTush staied this type of operation just did not project the kind of image they 4vould expect from a shopping center area. He felt it was a nice thing for kids and families, but this is not the place for it. Mr. Bi�d Kuether, 5268 Taylor St. N.E., stated he would like to reiterate everything Ms. E►lgebretsan l�ad said. He ��as also advised by ti�e State to use 53rd Ave, inter- section to get onto Centra7 �1ve., because traffir. is really bad bet��een 3:00-b:00 p,m. Traffic is extreii�eiy bad on Frictay and Saturd«y because of traffic to the bank, the flea markei; on Saturday, and the only safe way•is to use the 53rd Ave. intersection. � % � PLANNI�JG CUt�P�ISSIO�d MECTING, 11PRI!_ 22, 1981 PAGE 5 MOTION BY MS. G�iBEL� SECONDED BY MS. VAN DAN� TO CLOSE Tf1E PUBLIC FIEARING ON - SP t/81-03 F3Y ROBEKT FRIEDLY. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING 1�YE� CHAIRMAN HARRIS DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CTASED AT 8:20 P.M. Ms. van Ran stated she was really concerned about the noise to the residents. Ms. Gabel agreed that the noise ti��as a big concern of hers also. She would also be concer►�ec{ aboui the area becoming a hang=out. Mr. Friedly stated he would be willing to put in restroom facilities if the City required it. Mr. Wharton stated he could not understand why they were so� concerned aboui the noise level of this operation t�rhen they see the baseba7l fields in residential areas of the City with bright lights and noise going on until i0:00 at night. To him, noise was not a big factor. He.would be more concerned about restroom facilities. ' Ms. Nughes stated she would agree with that if some hours ofi operation were attached to the special use permit, such as 10:00 p.m. She had some concern about the direct sound lines that ktould go from this area to the neighborhood's bedroom windows. 1'hey are forcing people to air condition their homes when they create further noise problems, In terms of energy, that was something she would object to. Ms.�van Dan stated she was also concerned about the parking. It is a pretty full parking lot, even during the day. She has also used the 53rd intersection, rather than go onto Central Ave. at 52nd Ave. MOTION BY MS, GABEL, SECONDED BY hZS. HUGHES, TO RECOMMEND 2'O CITY COUNCIL THE DENIAL OF THE REQUFST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERl1IT, SP #81-03, BY ROBERT FIZIEDLY, PER SECTION 205.10.I� 3, O, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOtt� A BUMPER BOAT OPERATION ON A 98 FT. BY 125 FT, SITE IN SK1'��OOD SHpPPTIVG CENTER, LOCATED ON PART5 OF LOTS 4 AND 5, AUDIZ'OR`S SUBD.IVISION NO. 53, THE SAME BEING S25$ CENTRAL AVE. N.E., FOR Tt1E FOLLOtJING REASONS : � .I. TFIE ALFEADY EXISTIN� IVOISE LEVELS • 2. TiIE TRAFFIC SITUATION AND.2'HE POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WTTH PARKING 3. TFIE SAFET�' OF THE YOUA'G PEOPLE i�7H0 WOULD U5E THE AREA UPON A VOICE VOTE, f1ARRIS, GABEL, HUGFIES, AND V�1RV DAN VOTING AYE, WHARTON AND SVANDA VOTING NAY, CHAIRh1�lIV HARRIS DECLARED THE iiOTION CARRIEV BY A VOTE OF 4-2. Mr. Harris stated the reason he voted nay was because he did not think this was an appropriate use as an accessory use to the shopping center as he has opposed all sin�ilar accessory uses to all shopping centers that have been put in in the past, . Mr. Harris stated that SP.#}H1-03 �das recon�nended to City Council for denial and would go to City Co«ncil on �iay 4. 7E PLFIi�NING COt�1i�lISSION MEETING, APRIL 22, 19F31 PAGE 6 2. PtJ�LIC HFARIt�JG: P,COUEST FOfZ A SPECIAL USE PERMTT, SP #£3T-04, E3Y KLtdTdE7t� U. JORGEi�ISOfd: Per Secti on�Q��T; `�; , o e r� ey Ci ty Code, to allow the constructipn of a second accessory building, a 24' by 30` detached garage, on Lot 10, 6]ock 5, Bourd�aux's Spring Brook Addition, the same being�810] Ruth Circle N.E. MOTXON BY riR. SVANDA, SECONDED BY MS. GABEL, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP #181-Q4 BY KENNTi� JORGFIdSON . . UPOIJ A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN HI�RRIS DECLARED TNE PUB�IC NEARING OPEN AT 8:37 P.M. Mr. Qoardman stated Mr. Jorgenson's proposal is to build a detached garage with access af� Ruth Street. Mr, Jargenson presently has an attached garage. Nlr. Harris asked Mr. Jorgenson if he would 7ike to make a statement. Mr. Jorgenson stated that because of the need for more storage ar,d housing cars, he plans on building a 24' x 30' garage. Nis present garage is 20' x 22' and later on he plans to convert the attached garage to living space. Mr. Narris stated his only concern would be that at the time of the canversion of the attached garage, the driveway to that garage be removed. • MQTION BY MR. �JHARTON, S.ECOFJDED BY MS. HUGHES, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP �8�,-04 BY KENNTH J'ORGENSON. UPON fi VOZCE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CXAIRMAN HARRIS DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARSNG CLOSED AT 8:45 P.M. MOTIDN BY MR. WHARTON, SECONDED BY MS. VAN DAN, TO RECOMMEND 2'O CITY COUNCIL APPRnVAL OF THE REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE' PEI��?IT, SP #i81-04,BY KENNTH JORGENSON, FER SECTION 205.OS1, 2, A, OF 2'HE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING, A 24' BY 30' DETACHED GARt�GE, ON LOT 10� BLOCK 5, BOURDEAUX�S SPK.ING BROOK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 8101 RUTH CIRCLE N.E.,,WITH ND STIPULATIONS. � MOTION BY MS. VAN DAN, SECONDED BY MS. GASEL, TO �fEND THE t1AIN MOfiION TO INCLUDE TFIE STIPULATION THAT t�HEN TfiE PRESBNT GARAGE ZS CONVERTED TD FA1�IILY LIVING SPACE, THE D12IVEWr3Y BE RE��lOVED. . UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRFLrlN HARRIS DECLARED TIiE AMENDED MAIN A10T.ION CARI2IED UNAIYIt10USLY. � UPON.A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, C11�'1TRl�lAN HARRIS UECLARED THE MAIN MOTiON AS Aii�R�DED CAKRIEll UNANZh10USLY. Mr. Nar�ris sta�ed this would go to Ci�y Council on 41ay 4r � 0 � -.,_ 7F PLANNING COPri�ISSION h1E�TIPJG, APRIL 22, 1981 PAGE 7 3. PU�LIC HF/iRING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIJ�L USE PERMIT, SP �`81-45, BY LEIGN I�JVf_S1f��E(lTS, IidC.: Per Section 2�5.05^T, 3, , of t e Fr� ey City o e, tv a o�a t e construction of a duplex in R-1 zoning (single family dwelliny areas), on Lot 4, alock 2, Leigh Terrace, the same being 20 Qsborne ��1�y N. E. MOTION BY MS. HUGHES, SECONDED BY N1X. SVANDA� TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP #81—OS BY LEIGH INVEST1dENTS, INC. • UPON A VOICE VOTE, AiL VOTING Ai'E, Ct1AIRl9AN HARRI5 DECLARED TFIE PUBLIC NEARING OPEN AT 8:50 P.M. Mr..6oardman stated the proposa] was for a duplex to be built on the corner of East ftiver Road and Osborne Way. He stated this meets all the requirements for lot size and setbacks. He stated the petitioner is in the audience. Mr. Narris asked Mr. Doyle if he wished to make a statement. Mr. Doyle stated that on two separate occasions on this particular lot, they have had single family homes sold and on both occasions ��rhen it came to obtaining financing, the lending agents dec7ined to provide fi;�ancing because the lot is on heavily traveled streets. In order to get the lot developed and done in a manner consistent with what the neighbors would like to see in this area, they are proposing a duplex design that from the outside has the appearance of a single family home. They t�rould like to get a buyer who 4vould be ab7e to begin ��rith a small family and would eventually utilize the whole home. The upstairs floor plan is �identical to the home next door. All ihey have done fs taken that same floor plan and duplicated it downstairs and provided an entry way, a small laundry, and an entry u�ray area. In addition to that, they have supplied two single car attached garages to provide the garage and parking facilities necessary. Mr. Boardman stated that he just realized that a three-car garage is required for R-2, Mr. Les Watkins, 40 Osborne Way, stated that due to the fact that this lot is on East River Road and traffic is heavy and the fact that they are unable to get a single family dwelling on this lot, he would like to see the Planning Commission approve this duplex, rather than see some other kind of usage of this lot later on. Mr. Narald Overvig, 30 Osborne Lday, stated he lives next door to the lot. He would like to see something on this lot; and if they cannot have a single family home, he �vauld not object to a duplex, provided Ptr. Doyle gets a family or a couple to buy the property and live in it and rent out the second apartment. Mr. Harris asked P1r. Doyle if he planned on fencing or having a barrier along East River Road. h1r. Doyle stated he prabably �vould have to because of the noise level on East River �oad. The problem is interfacing the fence with the bike easement. 7G PL.ANNIP�IG COt%iP�ISSIOPJ �;EETIPdG, APRIL 22, 1981 PAGE 8 Ms. Diann Norfolk, 36 Taimadge Glay, stated they bought their hame in �lugust 19�0, believing that the area �vas all privately o��rned homes. She s�ated that Mr. Doyle has stated he plans �o g�t a family to buy the duplex and eventually take over the entire home. She stated that �rould be fine, but supposing the other side of the duplex is empty for six months or more, then there are tnore reasons for vandalism and wild pa.rties. She recently nTOVed from a duplex and knows the numerous problems wi th transient people and f:he poor upkeep of the dvrel ling. There. is not the feeling of a total communi�y once there are transient neighbors. She did not think this duplex was what they -needed in their neighborhood. M'r. Doy1e stated he feit that if they get a buyer who is the owner-occupant,the owner is going to have as much pride in the pro�erty as the rest of the people in the � neighborhood. He also plans to make the duplex affordable. MOTTON BY MS. HUGHES, SECONDED BY NR. WNARTON, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP #t81-05 BY LEIGH INVESTldENTS, INC. UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAI.RM.AN FiARRIS DECLARED TNE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 9:15 P.M. Nis. Hughes stated that this plan as drawn seems to be very appropriate for this neighborhood and gives the apperance of a single family dwelling. She stated she liked the arrangement in trying to control noise by having the garage on the street side. She did not see any disadvantages to the proposal ai a�l. MOTION BY MS, HUGHES, SECONDED BY h1S. VAN DAN, TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROV�iL OF A REQUEST FOR A SPEClAL USE 2�'ERMIT, SP #81-05� BY LL'IGH INVESTMENTS, INC.: PER SECTIDN 205.051� 3, D, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE� TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DUPLEX ' IN R-1 ZONING (SI�VGLE F�IILY Df�TELLING �1R�AS) , ON LOT 4, BLOCK Z, LEIGFi TF•RRACE, TFIE SA11E BFING 20 OSBORNE tiJAY N. E.� ACCORDI'NG TO . B UTLDING PLAN � EX?fIBIT A, WITH TIiE FOLLO:aING STIPULATIONS: 1. TXAT IT t�lEETS THE 10,000 SQ. FT. REQUIREilENT FOR DUPLEXES 2. THAT UTILITY, DRAINAGE, AND BIKEWAY EASEI�IENTS ARE PRESERVED 3. THAT THE THIRD GARAGE IS PROVIDED. UPON A VOICE VOTE, NARRIS� SVANDA, HUGHES, VAN DAN, AND 6t�HARTON VOTING AYE� GABEL VOTING A�AY, CHAIRh1AN f1ARRIS DECLe1RED THE MOTIDN CARRIED BY A VOTE OF S-.I. Ms. Gabel stated she has no problem with this plan, but she voted nay because of her opposition to spot rezoning. 4. PU6l.TC NEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL IJSE PERh1IT, SP �81-06, BY LEIGH INVEST- htE�JTS, INC, : Per Secti on 2�5.i�5 , 3, U, of �he Fri ey C� ty Co e, to a oa� e construction of a duplex in R-1 zoning (single family dwelling areas) orr Lot 3, Block 1, Leigh Terrace, the same being 3i Osborne t�ay N.E. h101'ION BY rlR. SVANDA, SECONDED BI' r1S. GA£3EL, TO OPEN TFIE PUi3LIC HE.�iRING ON SP #8.I-06 BY LEXGFI INVEST:+7E�VTS, INC, UPOiV A VDICE VO�'F,, AL"L VOTING AI'E, CH.71TP•t�1AN H�'1R.FZIS D�'CLr'iRED TfIE PUBLIC HF.ARING OPEN A2' 9:25 F.M. � � PLANP�IPJG COP�IP�ISSION MEETIPlG, APRIL 22, 1981 PAGE 9 Mr. Boardman stated this lot was across the street from SP #81-05. This lot is not 1U,000 sq. ft. which is required and would reyuire a variance if the special use permit is approved. The proposal is also for a duplex which is set up with a double garage: It would also reyuire an additiona] third stall. It will meet the setback limitations. Mr. Coyle stated that this is the same idea as SP #81-05 but with The house is specially designed for this lot.. Ne stated they were plish the same thing with this dwelling and they w�re doing it for as.the previous proposal. He stated he would like to address the size requirement. He believed that when the 1ot v�as platted, the into account the St. Paul 4Jaterworks property as green area in the it was considered the same as a 10,000 sq, f t. lot, Mr. Boardman stated he t��ould check the records regarding this. 7 �I a different plan. trying to accom- the same reasons issue bf the lot City had taken � back and that Mr. Les t�tatkins, 40 Osborne Way, stated he was in favor of this proposal for the same reasons he had stated for the previous proposa] (SP #87-05). Ms. Jan Dean, 65 � 75th Way N.E., stated that on this particular corner, there is a bus stop and the area is essentially leve7. It is an interesting piece of land, and now:Mr. Doyle wants to put a two-story duplex in �hEre. She thouc�ht this was going back to spot rezoning. She did not have any real objections to the dup7ex going in.across the street, but she did have problems with this proposal as she did not like to see another spot rezoning when there is going to be so many variances. After checking the City recorcis, Mr. Boardman stated that the plat was approved by the Planning Cammission in 1975 with the condition that they get written easement from St. Paul 4Jaterworks. There �vas a letter of agreement from the 4later Dept. of St. Pau1 dated Apri1 15, 1976, that would alloNr the use of the St. Paul Waterworks property as a portion of lot size with conditions. The City Counci7 approved the plat an i�ay 17, 1976, and because of the agreement, it brings this lot to over the required 10,000 sq. footage. MOTION BY h1S. HUGHES, SECOiVDED BY t15. GABEL, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP #81-06 BY LEI.GH INVESTPIENTS, INC. � UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAI.RMAN HARRI5 DF.CLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 9:42 P.h1. NSs. Nughes stated this plan may be the only way this 1ot can be used, but it did not have the advantages of the other lot as far as the buffering of noise from East River Road and as far as screenii�g East River Road from the livinc� rooms. She stated that at this point, she could not approve this request as she was not sure this �vas the structure they t�ranted to see and she was not convinced this was the ric�ht use fof^ that property. h10TlON BY P.*S, HUGffES TO COPJTINUE TfiE P�EQUEST FOF SYLCIAL USE PERItlIT, SP �8I-06, f3X LEIGFI INVE5T.11EA'TS, INC. , I�VD ASK 2'IIE PETITIONEI: Z'O CQP1E B11CK [!I4'fl A BETTER llF.SXGN F072 T1IE LOi . . 7I PLAP1NIhlG COPrMISSIOP� MEETIrdG, APRIL 22, 1981 PAG� 10 MOTION Z)zED FOR Ll�CK OF A SECOND. MOTION BY MR. WlIAR1'ON, SECONDED HY MR. SVAIVDA, 2'O REC�MMEND 2'O CITY CDUNCIL APYI20V�1L OF � RI::QUEST FOR A SPECIIIL USE PER19I2', SP ;fF3Z-06, BY LEIGH TNVESTMENT5, INC. , PER SEC3'IDN 205.051, 3� D, OF TIIE F'RInLEX CITY CODE� TO ALLOW THE CO:JSTRUC- TION OP A DUF'LEX IN R-1 ZONING (SlNGZ.E FAi1ILY D'vJELLING AREAS) , ON LOT 3� BLOCK I, LEIGH TERRACE, 7'HE SAME BLING 31 OSF30RNE WAY IT.E. , W.ITtl NO S7'IPZILATIONS. Ms. Gabel stated she feit the third car garage stipulation shou]d :be added to the motion, because of the traffic problems on East River Road, If there was any parking in the street, there cou]d be even more problems. Ms, van Dan stated she was concerned about trying to squeeze a lot of building onto a small piece of property. Ms. Gabe1 stated she objected because this was,again, spot rezoning. The house is an atrocity, and the neighbors seem more opposed to this structure. UPON A VOICE VOTE, SVANDA AND 6t�HARTON VOTING AYE, GABEL, HUGNES, AND VAN DAN VOTTNG NAY, AND H�iRRIS ABSTAI'NING, CHA£RhiAN HARRIS DECL�IRED THE MOTION FAILED BY A VOTE OF 3-2. � MOTION BY MS. VAN DAN, SECONDED BY MS. HUGHES, TO TABLE THE REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL • USE PERI'�IIT,. 5P #81-06, BY LEIGH IIJVESTr1EPITS, INC., PER SECTlON 205.051, 3, D, OF ' THE FRl"DLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOW THE CO:VSTRUCTlON OF A DUP.£,EX IN R-1 ZOrl2NG (SINGLE FAMILY DGi%ELLING� AREAS) , ON LOT 3� BLOCK 1, LEIGH TERRACE� 7'HE SAME BEI'NG 31 OSBORNE WAY IJ.E,, AND TO REQUEST THE PE'TITiONER TO RECONSIDE'R.THE DESTGN OF THE DUPLEX. LTPON A VOIC�' VOTE, HARR.TS, VAN DAN, FIUGHES, AND WHARTON VOTING AYE� GABEL ANI3 SVANDA VOTING NAY, CHAIR�IAN HARRIS DECTrARED THE MOTION CA.RRIED BY A VOTE OF 4-2. 5. PI,BLIC HEARIPdG: RE�(�i�tING REQUEST, ZQA n81-03, �Y J0�{iV R. DOYLE: Rezone from R- single fami y dwe]ling areas to R-3 genera mu tip e famil;� dwel7ings), Lot 78 and 79, Biock 2, Rivervtew Heights, so that al� the property under one ownership are �he same zoning, to a11oGV the construc�ion of two (2) 4-unit dwellings, being addressed as 391-93-95-97 Hugo and 407-03-05-07 Hugo Street N.E. MOTION BY �15. HUGHES, SECONDED BY 1�1R. SVANDA, TO OPEN TfiE PUBLIC HE�IR7NG ON ZO�I #;81-03 BY JOHN R. DOYLE. , � UPON A V07CE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE; CHA.IRMAN HARRIS DECLARED THE PUBLIC iiEARING OPEN AT 9:55 P.M. Mr. Boardman stated that he and Mr. Doyle have discussed the poten�ial for develop- ment for this area, They discussed several possibilities. t�tr. Doyle is propasing two 4-uni t dti�.�el l i ngs . N1r. Boardman stated i t was hi s recon�n�endati on that the parkir�g be put between the t��o structures. This ti�JOUid buffer the naise and traffic situation from the sirigle family homes. Ne stated l�9r. Doyle has applied for a vari��r�ee or� 1 ot si ze, The Ci ty t�ti 11 be requesti ng bi keway ease►nent wi thi n the praperty area itself. F"" �.. ,.� .. 7J PLANPd.ING COt�If�ISSION ��EE7ING, APRIL 22, 1981 PAGE 11 Mr. Harris asked Mr. Doyle if he v�ould like to make a statement. Mr. Doyle stated that three years ago, he laoked at putting a 10-unit building on this site and had all the documentation for approval for the permits. Unfor- tunately, that �•Jas about the time financing tightened up and the situation has worsened since. At this point in time, if you are looking for any financing for over 5 units or under 25 units, the lenders are just not interested. So,that put him in the situation of looking at alternai;ives. Mr. Doyle stated that one alternative was to put a single•family home on the single family lot and some type of apartment on the R-3 zoned lots that are left. In . order to meet the financing requirements, it would probably entail going into some kind of condomini�.am-type o� arrangement. That really did not appeal to them very much b�cause it dumps a lot more driveways onto Huqo St., and traffic is a big concern in this neighborhood. Mr. Qoyle stated another alternative was to do a double side-by-side with a single family home. The density would be about the same, but it wou7d be dumping more driveways onto the street and there would be more ground coverage in terms of buildings. � Mr. Doyle stated they have tried to put something together that is aesthetica�ly , pleasiny, but will ailow th�m to obtain financing. At this point in time, they have an o4Nner-occupant buyer on both of the bui7dings, Mr-Frank Negner, 450 Nugo St., stated he bought his home with the understanding that th�re would be a single family home on the R-1 lot. He cannat see two 4- plexes in there. 4Jith apartments in there, their property values wi11 go down. E�e would rather see two homes go in and leave apartments where they are supposed to be in another neighborhood. Mr. HegE�er stated that Hugo St.is very narrow and a car cannot get through if two cars are parked on bo�h sides of the street. The driveway coming ou� from the four-plexes would be right across from his driveway. Ms. Karen Cook, 420 Nugo St., stated she'felt there would be a lot of problems with traffic and safety. In six houses on the street, there are already 13 children. People visiting the apartments would have to park on the street, and the c�ildren are constantly crossing the street to go to the park or the Fridley Food Market. Another concern is the poor upkeep of apartment buildings. . Ms. Camilla Schultz, 371 Hugo St.,stated they are bet�veen East River Road and the railroad tracks, and tt�ey have enough noise. Mr, 6oardman sta�ed that because Mr. Doy1e wants to sp7it the four-plexes into separ�ate ot�rnersf�ips, he has applied ta the Appeals Commission for variances on each property. , � � Ms. Gabel stated that the Appeals C�nv�iission took a look at the overall impact of the faet that hir. Uoyle can, in fact, build 7 uni�s on the exi.s�ing R-3 lots, and it was the Appeals Con�ti�ission's ov�rall feeling that it �ras better to split i� 7r PLANNIPJG COP%,PrTSSION t�IEETING, �f'RIL 22, 19£31 PAGE i2 into t��o bui]dings, rather than have one large mass of buiiding sitting there. They felt ti�at would be better for the neighborhood. Mr. Narris asked about storage. Mr. Doyle stated there would be storage within the buildings. He stated i� is the buyer's intention to build some garages over what is now the parking area. Mr. Hegner stated he �vas concerned about canlping trailers, boats, etc. Where are these going to be kept? �. 1�10T1�ON BY 61R. WFIARTON, SECONDBD BY t1S. VAN IJAN, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC FIEARING ON ZOA /� f31- 03 BY JOHN 1Z . DDYLE . UP�N A VOICE VOTE, A�L VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN HARRIS DECLARED•THE PUBLIC NBARING CLOSED AT 10:45 P.M. Ms. Hughes stated that in looking at the total package. and what has been requested, one item that disturbs her is the variance from 15,000'sq, ft. dot�n to a 10,000 sq. fit. zoning requirement. That is one-third of the lot. Since they are dealing with rezoning, she would find it very difficult to separate the rezoning from the lot split just because of that factor. She wou7d be inclined to dec7ine the rezonin�, and she thought it would be useful io see what kind af proposa] Mr. Doyle could design for 7 units for the existing R-3. h1s. Hughes siated she wouid be more inclined.�o see a lot split to make a 75` single family lot and then possibly a fout^-plex on the other part. NSr, Harris stated he also did not like this plan, He thought asking for two four- plexes was asking fot, too much, It was trying to put too much on too sma17 a piece of property in this particular location. The units are quite small, there is not really any storage, no garages, and 16 parking stalls is the bare minimum. He agreed with Ms. Nughes that 25 ft. could be taken from the R-3 property and added to the R-1 to make a 75' single -family lot and then a four-plex on the rest. That t�rould make five units. t102'I��J 13Y PI5. HZIGHES, SECONDED �3Y I�IS. VAN DAN, TO RECOAIMEND TO C.ITY COUNCIL DENIAL OF RE7,C?NLVG RF.QUEST, z0A #/8�.-03, BI' JOHN R. DOYLF,, TO REZONE FROM R-1 (SINGLE FAAIILY IXaELLI1VG ARE�S) TO R-3 (GENERAL MUL7'IPLE F�IMILY 1'7tdELLINGS) , LOT 7B AND 79, BLOCK 2, ItIVERVIEGt� fIEICFIfiS, SD TFIAT ALL THE PROPF.RTY UiJDER ONE OGJAIERSHIP ARE THE SAh1E ZONING, TQ ALLO[d Tf?E CO�VSTRUCTIOiV OF TWO (2) 4-UNIT D[�IELLINGS, BEING ADDRESSED AS 39n-93-95-97 HUGO �'iIVD 4�1-03-U5-07 IiUGO STREET N.E. � FQR THE FOLLOGJING REASONS: 1. INADEQU,�TE LOT S.IZE'S 2. THE 7'h�iF1'TC PROBLE.�1 IS INAPPROPP•I�TE TO TFIE NEIC=H130RHOOD AND 5'TREET CONDZTIONS UPpV A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIR�Z7N FI�IRRIS DECL�112ED THE h10TTON CAI:RIED UNI1N1'h10USLI` �'j • • � �.... .�,T� c.�`.—...� Y�.... ` y�-� � � F. � `� � t�� 1 ��' `t t".-i �'"�Fi,.�� Y'b � � t'"GZ. `t' 1 T"I.[i liL° :" � .� 1 '� � ��`�- s t �. � . I � �°' . � .�. � � � ' 7L PLAPJ�1r�VG GL�MMZSSION P�EETING, APRIl. 22, 1981 PAGE 13 Mr. Harris stated ZOA #81-03 is recommended to City Council �'or denial and wiil go to Cii;y Council on June $. 6. L07 SP�IT REQUEST, L,S. �181-03, BY JOHPJ R. DOYLE: Split off the fast 50 feet of Lots 80, 8l, 82, and 83 and add it to t_ats 78 and 79, Block A, Riverview Neights, for a bui]ding si�:e for a 4-unit dwelling, the same being 391-93-95-97 Hugo Street N.E. Wi thdrativn at peti ti oner's request. � (Mr. Wharion ieft the meeting at 11:06 p,m.j ' 7, RECFIVE APRIL 14, 1981, APPEALS COh1MISSION MINUTES: MOT1'ON BY 145. GABEL, SECONDED BY MS. HUGHES, TD RECEI'VE THE APRIL 14� 1981, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN HARRI,S DECLARED Z'HE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 8. RECEIVE APRIL 2, 1981, NUMAN RESQURCES COP�MISSION MINUTES: MOTION BY' MS. VAN DAN, SECONDED BY NS. GABEL, TO RECEIVE THE APRIL 2, 1981, HUMAN RESOURCES C0��IMISSION MIPIUTES. Ms. van Dan stated the Human Resources Commissian is in the process of redefining their goals. One of their old goals is "Social/Economic Development - Corrections". The Corrunission �uestioned tvheti�er i;he Human Resources Commission should be addressing law enforcenent issues and crime prevention. Does the Planning Commission feel this is the responsibi]ity of the Human Resources Commission? h9r. 8oardman stated he did not feel that it should be the responsibility of the Htaman Resoures Commission to address those types af issues. P1r. Harris agreed with Mr. Boardman and that the Human Resources Commission is not the appropriate commission if they do not feei comfortable with it. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VD�'.ZNG AYE, CHAIRt�iA1V HARI:IS �DECLARED THE MOTTON CARR7ED UNANIMOUSLY. 9, RECETVE APRIL 9, 1981, HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTNORITY MINUTES: � MOTION BY riS, t1UGHES, SECONDED BY hiS. VAN Dr7N, TO RECETVE THE APRlL 9, 1981� HOUSlNG & REDEVL•'LOYMENT AUTHORITY AlINUTES . UPpN A VOICE VOTF, r'lLl� VOTING AYE, CHA,IP.1�fAlV HARRIS DECLARED THE MOTION CAI2RIED UNANTh10USLY . _ �� _ PLAiVNIfdG COP^t�lIS5I0h� t�IEETING, RPRIL 22, 19&1 RAGF 14 RDJQU2NMCNT: MOTIO�'� BY MS. GABEL, SECONDE73 BY MS. VAN D1�N, TO ADJOURN THE MBETING. UPON A VOICF VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHA_IRldAld HI�ZP.I5 DECLARED THE APRIL 22, 198.Z, PLANNING COMMISSION MEET'ING ADJOURN'ED AT 11:30 P.M. 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P�OTTOt3 by Mr. Hippen, seconded by Mr. Plemel, to open the public hearing. t3POV A VOTCE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, VICE CHAIRWOrSAY1 GAi3EL DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEAI�ING OPEN AT 8:45 �'.M. Vice Chairwoman Gabel read the Staff Report: ADMINISTIZ11TIyE STAFF R�PORT 6225 Highway #65 N.E, A. PUBLIC PURPOS� SERVED BY RE()UIREMENT: Shopping Center Sign Plan - This plan was approved by the City Council on September 11, 1978 with a maximum 3 foot sign height above the canopy. Public purpose served by plan was to make all new si9ns installed on the building to be uniform in hei:ght and placer,�ent on the,mansar� to eliminate tlie cluttered appearance that has i� en brought about by�non=uniform signs. B. STATED HARD5HIP: "The cost of the move has exceeded $5,000,00 in renovating the new Iocation (moved within the shopping center). I� new sign would run several hundred dollars. At this time we are unable to handle any rsore expenses." C. ADI�IZNIST:��ITTVE STAFF REVIEt9: The applicant presently is located in the Shorewood Shopping Center is moving to another location within the shopping center making it necessary for the sign to be moved. The purpose of the uniform sign plan was to eliminate non-conforr,iing signs as they were talcen down. 6Je feel the sign should meet the uniform sign plan or a time limit set as to when it would have to r.ieet this plan. Mr. P1eme1 asked if they already have the sign and Mrs. Rud Said the sign is alrcady moved, that slie filled out tlie variance request and. moved the sign the first of the r�onth. She said thai, when they moved she was not aware of any pr.�!_>1c:�r,s wi.th tlieir sigh and tkiat the gurchase o� a new sign would cost an acicli.�=ianal $3,000. She furtli-�r sLated thai: the landlord does not pay all the reno��ti.on cosi:s and tIiey canrio� h�,ndle any more expcnses and �vould like to usc: fihei�' c4ist.ing sign. Vice CilairG,�m�n Gabel asked it sl�e was p]-anning to leave vn ��.1 i:ile ac�di_tional. logos ai�d i�irs. Rud saicl yes slle was. Vice Chairwoman Gabel s:�i� t}�r_ cud� sa��s tl�e :;i.c�zz should be 3 f�. in hc�zg3it and asked al�out the width. 7X Z�T'L�E11�S COMNII5SION P�IEL:TING - APRIL 14, 19f31 Page 9 t�2r. Clark saicl i.t is c�etermined by the square faotage and Mrs. Rud probably has the proper amowzt of square .footage but the shape does not fit the sign plan. He asked how much front,age and she said maybe 6,000 square feet and was not sur.e about the width. She said i.hey are a small business that is suffering growing pains, that their_ rent has been increased considerably and their overhead wi11 be increased. She said the sign will be 5 years old in July. Vice Chairwoman Gabel asked her about time and Mrs. Rud said she would like to stay there a long time. Vice Chairwoman Gabel said the sign will de- preciate in 5 years. Mr. Plemel asked riow many signs are nonconforming in the shop�ing center. Mr. C1ark said the Country Club sign will be corrected this sv.�ne r . Vice Chairwoman Gabel said she could understand Mrs. Rud's business poi.nt of view but th� City has a sign code and they will have to compromise somehow. Mr, Plemel suqgestinq setting a time limit and asked if in 3 to 5 years Mrs. Rud might be able to get something different. Mr. Clark said the whole sign will have to be reconstructed. Vice Chairwoman Gabel suggested a time liznit of a half a year and Mrs. Rud said there is no way she will be able to put up a new sign in that time. Vice Chairwoman Gabel said the longer signs are left up the more difficult it becomes to get everything in compliance. Mr. Plemel suggested 3 years and Vice Chairwoman Gabel thought that too long. Mrs. Rud said nobody in the complex was aware of the sign change and has she known about it at the time, they might h.ave moved out of the center, Mr. Clark said tlie owner designed the sign plan and Mrs. Rud was under the impression that the sign was okay with the owner, She said their business is a definite asset to the shopping center and would need as much time as possible. Mr. Barna had a question on the wor_ding of the ordinance for the sign plan, that the Staff Report says "new" sign and this is not a new sign. Mr. Clark said once it comes down and is put back up again, it has to comply with code, the same as a house. Vice Cli�ir�,aoman Ga��1 said they can give Mrs. Rud a variance for a specific amount of time and ifii: turns out not to be enough time she can come back and ask for an �tension of the variance. Mr. Clar.k suggested a time period of 2 years and if at the end of 2 years all th� other signs coinply except theirs then you can say it has to come down. Mrs. Rud asked for a time li..mit of 2-1/2 years as their lease expires in 2-1/2 years. Mr. Clark asked what month it would expire and she said October. He suggested by July l, 1983 as she should know by then if they are going to r�i-�ew their lease and it would leave time betc•aeen then and the lease period. Vice Chairwcman Gabel suggested the commi- ss�on do it that way. MOTION by Mr. �3arna, seconded by Mrs. Gerou, to close th� public hearing. UPON A VQICr VOTE, �1LL VOTING Ai'E, VIC� CHAIPta70r1AN GABEL DLCLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 8:55 P.M. MOTION by Mrs. Gerou, seconded by Mrs. Barna, that the Appeals Commission recamniend to the City Council, through the Pl.anning Commission, approval of tiie v��.riazice request to increase the height of a wa11 sic�n from 3 feet to 4 feet of an a��roved sic�n plan for Shorecaood Shoppin_q Center, located on Parcel 1500, F�uditor's St�bidivisior_ No.. 88, the sa�ne beinf� 6225 Iiighway #65 N.�., I'ridley, riN, until July 1, 1983. 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OF Cl�TU CO�,��IISSIOP; 1�1I�lUTES OF f�ARCH 12, 1981 : ��10TIOI�� by P�1r. Peterson, seconded by P�1r. Belgum, to approve the CATV minutes of i�iarch 12, 19�1 as ��ritten. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN 41EAVER DECLARED TNE Ti0TI0N CARRIED UN�iNIt�10USLY . . 1. RECEIVF OPERATIO�dS REPQRT FROh1 �lOR7�IEP,N C/16LEVTSION: Mt�. P�1orave�z gave ��f�e Operations Repor� as P�r. 0'Connell was out of toa�n. , He rep�rted that the frequency discrepancies be��;een the FCC ard the FAA have been resalved. Ne aiso reported thni i:here will be a d�or-to�door sales campai�gn start�ng the ti�;eek o1= April 13th. This tivill be conducted by professional cable soliciting contractors firom P�iami. This has already been done in St. Louis Park «nd there v;ere no complaints from that campaigi�. t�r. h1oravetz said he will monitor the ca�npaign in Fridley. Ni0TI0N by P�ir. Peterson, s�conded by D1r, Belgum, to receive and accept �he Op°rations Report. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL l'OTING AYE, CFiAIRP�4APr L,!EAVER DFCLIt cFQ THE M01ION C/�RRIED U�ANI�iOUSLY. ?.. RECEItiE FIPit�L l�lRIT1'E�! RFFORT FR0��1 hif;. Kt�SPS7/�K ON "CITIE5 AND CATV° COi�;i�EPEi�tGE NEL[) i�! PiADISOPd, I�yIS. OC10E�`tR, 19�i0: This w�s tu�led until the nex� meeting as Mr. Kaspszak a•�as not present. 3. P,FVIE��t �1CTTO�d ITE��iS A�1D COrdTINUE DISCUSSIO�d Q�! ORC�INI�f�CF REVIE!d FOR f:L(�Ell�iL (;(�,SED OP�; Sl�F1�i�E uUIt}��LI��ir� r1�VD R�C-U�IR!=ttiEf�;1�S: . Ch��iri;l:�n !�le�ver suc�je�ted the com;l�is�ian d�,aft a»�otion to the City Council to get: counsel, pr<�ferably f?aug f�edin, star•ted on i:f�e orc(irlance revie�d. P�r. hior�tvetz s��d he ��otzld ti�!elco�r,e startin� negotiltions ��r�i�th �vorthern Gable- vision. P�ti-. P�tersor� agreeci ��ifi.h �:I�� suggc,stion. Chair�nan tve�vcr said there ar� sof��e vc,latile iss��es cc�,��ing u� in the next legislat;ive sessior� ar�� felt t{7e soor�ei� the comi�i7 551011 c;ot r,oi ng, i:he better . ��1r• . P`oi•a�re�:z stated the��e �•,��i� cancer�r� or� ��:�t�i o� t.l�e Cit;� Council on 11sin�� Do�ig �i�din and Chair�man l�dea��er � s,}�„��at_f�iz_E:�ct t�%itla tl,��i b��t i��1�: I�ledir� �,��as very I;rro��ledf�e�:b�e in FCL' la��. P�ir. Pior��ivi�t� slid that it is up io tl�c cc�:,�,nission and su:;c�c�teci that the con�n�i- ssion �?�ay ti•<<�nt t�.o t�ef��in� son;e��rac� f��►�� t.echnical <�.s;is�ai�ce f��ci<i►°ding�st�i.e-of- �h��-,�rt: f��?�a� 1:1�:� en�-;ir�,:�>>�in�, ;�.��ra�+�>��ir1t:. Chair-��,�n I•�1caE^t�r <��skeci if the b�iclge� � ct�v��e,l c>>�1,y ler�,�il c�x{��i�,��s and hlr. f>��1��;�� asked if t.h�• h�2dc;et ��;�s set for t'i'��1'�iiiCfll��iCit�j. i`it'. ��;�,�1'?\'Ct.7 5�11(� 11. Cil�'Ct'; ��Ji'0(�C'S;1Oil�l�� CX�)Cl1SE`S dtl�i furt.�l(?T' � 8 11 C/�TV_ C();^:i�1I5SI0��d I�1EETIP;r -- t1�,ri1 9_,_1981� _ Paye 2 felt Lhcre ,houid bc ��n<�ineerinc� cornnicnts as �rell; �o�i�one 4vha is up to date on statc-�af-the-��rt in cable. ��r°. f•1orrvetz indicatcc:i tir�y tr�oney spent regarding the C�ITV Fr<anct�i ;c Renewa1 sf�ould t�e reimburseel by the Con�pany during �;he renewal process. Chairi.��n i•Jeaver said it is i;he Cci�nmissio��'s oblic�atio►1 to �;he taxpayers to spend the moncy in the bcst way possibl�. Pfr. Chevalier aq�-ced it Uras bcst to start the refranchi�ing car1y. rfO�TIUf1 by t�1r. f3�lyurn, seconded by Mr. Pe�:erson, to the City Council, �hat i;he C/1RU Coinmis,ian �is of the opinion that the process of moving toward refrar�ch�isiny should �e -initiated nov� and the Cornmi,s�ion intends to devote itse1f to acco.nplishiny, in an orderly fashion, at least the initial phases of this process before the suii;mer vacations are upon us anciis�hereby alerting the City Council to the faci: that G-ie are moving. Ut�Ohl A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRP�AN 4JEAVER UECLARED TIiE h10TI0PJ CARI2IEU UPaANI�rOUS�Y. . Mr. Moravetz reported fie had received no feedback yet from the North��rest Suburbs proposal and v.�as looking forward to P4ay �th regarding the Heigbts and Nilltop bid proposals. ffe said he has short summaries of what the Canadians have offered the Sc>uthti��est territ�ries in his office. P�ir. Moravei:z said he called Apple Valley and they had a lot of Co�l�mission conflicts i�rith the Cf�airman cloing all the work. He did not get muci�information from l�pple Ualley and said they did not conduct surveys bui: did conduct public hearinys and that nor�e oi their meetings Nrere attended by the populus. P�r. t�iora��etz 4vantAd to caution the CoiT�mission about surveys as they are conducteci among people uneduca�:ed about cable;:he felt that most people in Fridley are not a��aare of the potential for public access. He felt thai if a survey ��;ere sent out in Fridley, th� findings woi�ld be much the same as the results %roin Glaine, Spring La1�.e Pdrk, (�ortht�vest Suburbs surveys. P�r. Peterson agreed eiy h�r. ��l�i�m saici he t�fas mos� �inter�s�ed in the conn�ction bettialeen cable and the �uture of the community and it �vas not easy to get readings from the cam;nunity. Ne s�id he talked to Jean Peterson, president of the League of G�!omen t�`o�ers, about helping the corninission do a nUeds assessment. Ne felt that �he f�oo kl efi "P�Si nnesota Ca b7 e Corn�>>�ini caiions and Local Sei i-Determi nati on" could be offered to them and said he 4vas <<�illiny to take time wii:h the League of 6ti�omen Vaters about doing a study in Frid}Ey, }{e said ii; has to be part of the refranchisinl and 4;�as offer�in� to work on tha�t part. Mr. Chevalie�° said he ta1 ked �:o the Presi�ent of tfie t;rs . Jaycees ��d fel t that the League of l�lomen Voters had a mare real interest in it.` Ci��airman tJeaver said the survey has to hit both subscribers and non-subscribers. h1r. Chevalier said he had a hard time separati��g r�arket;ng f►°om needs assessment. Chairman 4leaver said he has the sarne problem hut tize c«mmission's chari; is to promo�:e cahle in the community and zsk�d hol� you prcar�ot:e ti��i�:hout n�at°ke�.ing. Nr. Belgum felt the commission is to do ��hat it can to repres�nt public acccss. Chairn2an t�!eaver said t;�e are obl igai�;d to ta�:e a survey for� r4ft�anchisir�g and our results are gaing ta be pcit�1ic recor�d. P?r. Che�la�lier asi:ed �•;hat arE e�Je going to use to tell �b�•�h�rn �vhat a�e �rant from them ot!��r than 'che local origination. Cfl�t7i�man !�'eaver said co�nmission sho��ld icie��tif�� ;hat type of survey is needed or rie�ds asses�me��t can b� est�zblisi�e� o� deter'ininecf by ire;t:ing state requii°e- ments by pi�bl�ic heat•ine�. Chaii�r�an t�!eavcr ciiscussed fous� a[��j��oaches: General Fielci Survey (i;�nst n;ean�inc�ful on^), S�ciul Tndic�tto��s, CeiT;,,�unity Leader and Kc,�� Info��i,�ani,;, Co�nn�:tnii:y For�n,� (�uick; . I�e s��gc��;Lcu son�ei�nc fi°om the cotni�ii- ssion gei: a l�isi of i:f�e civ�ic orc;,ini::�,tions zn�+ �idrnt.i fy c�n•�°ent civic leader an�i �-�sl; ther� if� it is ir� tl,�ir intere:>t i-.�� cc�ncluci; this s��rvey for us. Ne also said a fior�um cou1d go..t�h��euqf� in less tl�an �� n;or�th. (�1r. P1aravetz su7��estecJ �:hi� con;n�ission conduci: ��,�rc� �?ul�l-ic he,lrin�;s t:hree months �p�rt. � 8v CATV C�J1�1'-9IS�TC)�1 !�'�FE.TIIdG � l�pril 9, 19�i1__ _._. ._.,_._ Par�e 3 Mr. Pef:erson �felt peo��le wi11 cori�e to the public hearing, f�1r. Chevalier.i`elt there 4•r��u1d be r;�ore fecdback (7_-4ray cun��unic�ation) from the public hearing.- Mr. I;e1gum did not tf�ink i;f�e foru�n sf�oulcf knoc�; out the other approaches and to us� tt�e l.eague of 4tamen Voters. Chairman 4lcaver feli: that appro�cF�ing the ke,� leadcrs to cor�e to i:he forurn the� would have a better chance of getting pea��le ou� �:o the forum, that ihe poten�:ial dia1oquc� could Ge very effective. He asked if they s'r�ould give the sur�vey responsibility i;o League of 6Jomen Voters or give tf�em re;ponsibil ity i;o get people oui: to a puUl ic forum. 1�r . Be1 gum rei terated that he woul d be �•�i 11 i ng to meet wi th them and at 1 east qet s�;arted on refr�-�nchising. Chairman Weaver suc�c�ested he report bacE: at the next meet�ng and f�ave a re�resentative froi�T tl�e League of Ulomen Voters attend and tfial: the colrmission mus� have the f�inal approval on the questionnaire for a survey. �;r. Peterson agreed, t4r. Chev�lier agreed and suggested also callir�g a public forum, i�9r, t�ioravetz can appoint people to assist and re- minded the commissian tf�at the ACCti�d o-�fered to help in any area. Chairman 4deaver suggesting c�iving i�1r. �elgUrn the ci�arter �:onic�ht to solicit the League of ��omen Voters, have them si:art thinking about it and be at next month's meeting and to get the survey codified at that time. They could have �he survey printed up in Jun�, leav�inc� June and July to conduct the survey; and, in (�,��gust, collaie the survey and give us results by. September. The forum could f�e set up in Oci;ober and be cle��e by rdovei��ber, t�r. Belgum asked about a budget for the survey and ifr. f�;oravetz said all expenses have to approved by the City Council . Chairma» t�(eaver suggested te11 ing the League tf�at we have money earmarked for tf�e survey but �Aie are requesting a budget from them -- ho�v much are they going to spend and v;i�ere they are going to spend it. MOTIOi� by hir. C}�evt�lier, secanded by rir. Pe�erson, tf�at the CAi'U Com�nission appoint I��1r. B�1 gum to sol icit hel p from the League of tdomen Voters and request that tl��y attend the next CATU Com�nission meetinc� 4�rith a preliminary propasal of ho1�r they are going to do i:he surve,y ar,d what it will cost. UPQN A VDICE VOiE, ALL VO�IING AYE, CHAIRt�1AN 1r�EI�tIER DECLARED 7HE 1�;O�rION CAP,RIED Ur�,4P�Ih10USLY. Regardinq the packet pres�nted by An4� Davis at tfze last meeting, P�Sr. P�laravetz �=�lt i�; ��igli•� not b� necessat^y to have coti��sel ev�luate �vhat �ve h�ve, that either the cflmr�ission or I�imsel i could do thai but ihat they definitely need legal assis�lnce with the FCC area. he suggesteci sending copy of our franchise ta ihe Sta�te Cabl e E3oard and have them respond back as to Evhat areas have to 6e clzarlged; tha� t4�ey are ma�intai��ed to assist mt�i�icipalities and alot of pre- liai�inary ��,rork ca��ld be done by ihc� c�ill'111SSion or staff. Chairman !leuver said he ti�<rauld lil<e to see cou�isel get siartecl on it not�� but if the commission zgrees, th°Y can send a packet to the Sta�:e Cr.Yble �oard, give them a deadline, ard if t[�ey don'�; h�ar from ih�m, ti�►°oceed tvit4�out i,fien�, ��i°. t��1o�°avetz saicl Gv�e need so��E'thinc� ii� docu�,�ent form i:o lianci to the attorney. Prr. Qelgum sugges�:ed that irr. Mof�avetz send t;1ie ati.orney the ordinance and ask if he can revieti� it be- fore �.(�e nexl; n�eeti►�g. Nr. ��ior°avetz saiu if t��e dori't hear from the State Cable C�oarcf, a r�e;no ca�!ld f�e sent to city cau�lcil sayi�ig �I�at tf}e first altei�native (S�atc, Cahle Coarci) �aileci and �vc ai,e notiv alsa pf�cceedinc� ��ii:h tl�e seconcf aliernat�iv� (lcc;al co�!�is��l). � 3C CItTV CO(;,1��-'-I�-Il-�t�1I;E:fIf�IG_�_�1pri1 9_,__1„i�1� --�,�. .�. Pa�e 4 t�U1�I0id by t��r. F�c�t;er��.on, scr..ori�e�� by (^r. [3elyiai,i, r�commending �o �;he City, C�ur�ci�l i.hat �.hf�� sr�ek profE�s>�ic�nal co�a��sel (1st definition o�f ��rofessional� coun�el: State Cahle Goar�i; 2nd definition of professional counscl: lec�al counsel, Coi;�;»is�ion si�ygesting Douy Hedin) and cominence review of the existing Fridley City Ordir�ance covcring CA1�V franchise revewal ; further, �:hat the profess�ional� counsel repond 4•r-ith any leyislat�ion that has currrently been intraduced in t{�e State Leyislature that migl�t impact the refrancising effort; further, that the professional counsel should present a summary of the afore- mentioned prior io July l, 1981. Uf'Oid �l VOICE VOTE:, ALL VUTIT�G lIYE, CHAlrtr-1l�PJ 1�lFAVEP, DE:CL,�IRCU THE ��i0TI0�d C�lRR1ED UPiAt�IhiOUSLY. 4. RECC:IVf: RF ll��T Fi;O;i i�iIf�±i�;ESUTti CAL'•LE CO`�li°iUP�dIC11TI0NS ASSQCIATION REGARDING � - ----- -- -------- S.F. 5'18 tIND FI.F. 541: Chairman t�leaver said these are companion measures that are before ihe P1innesota legislature coming up for hearing on April 10, 1981. Mr. P1oravetz said he was just notified by the Senaie Commerce Secretary that the 518 hearing is at 10 a.m, in Room 112 of the State Capii:ol and that he had drafted a memo to the Ci �y tdanager and t;l�e City Council . He said he ta iKed to the mayor ►�rho indicated he is going to be at thai mee�:iny. He strongly suggested that the commission niernber�s t�rho have time attend and support the mayor, who will be requesting floor time. 5, QTHL"R BUSI��ESS: � ��r. P�1oruvetz said any info�ma�ion for the City July Newsletter has to be in by the end oi' P�1ay or early June and he would l i 4;e a com,ni ssion member to draft up a semi--annua1 repo��t ro�, the citizenry in F7�idley as mandated by the ordinance. P�fr. Plora>>e�z s1;a�ted he ��o��ld be ti��illing to work wi�;h the member on this and maybe include the interest of the comrr�ission in appointing ad hoc groups and peopl e �•�ho aroul d 1 i�e �o ass i st i n the rene;dal pracess , He suggested i ncl udi ng �;�hat flas tt�ar�spired is� cable in Fridley in the last 6 mo��ths. Mr. Chevalier suygested input from state-of-the-art and using photographs. P�r. Qelgum suggested a pf�oto of a p��ogra.m [�ei ng produced . Mr . i�1oravetz said he �=roul d l i ke input �vithin �the next t�;�o ��eeks in ti�,�ritten forrn. Chairinan tdeaver asked h1r. 1�oravetz if he couid h�ve ��rs. �vanson call and remind him on April 20th. t�;r, Chet�alier asked about �?urc(,asinc� the equii?men�: that �ti�as demonstrated and disc��ssed at the lasi: rl�etir��. T;r. Peterson said they are having a telethon rigt�t: not�r �:o ►�aise funds. �`;�I�O('..��J'.�.'r.,,,Ch��,liPrk�.secon,dedyby h'r�.��elc�inn,�� il��i:,t,V�� C;'1T1� Co�r��ission_r_eco.��me7d ta.ihe_C�t.y�Caunc�l.io_purchasc,,enui��;>>eilt� 4 .. �.,��(�iG�ted ��: l��st ��or�th's_mee_tinc� (port-Z-E�ac anci att.ach;;�ents) �nd that the , . � , _......��.G_.�.... �}�,urci�ase }�rice is not ia e;<:ceed $?,100,. Ur�Ui� 1'� V(�IC.E��Uf_F? ,THRf,F_�'��,S,.�Ii�D N I��_�.'�?�_�:�,.�f;�'�11�i1A�v l;�nVER.D.E:CLAF:t:.D.._.�il�_ii01�I_��, (/11:f'IFD�„ Cf�.:�irnian ;�lcavet, askeif ttt�. ye�r it is allccat�d i'or, i'i��d out ho�� iiiuc�� oi t;hat A�J�II �P;P�1EI�tT : Ploravetz �o c�et a breaE;C�04�111 on the budge�: (what fiscal nor� or° ne�i. fi sc�l ��cr�iod) for the next mee�ing and mon�y fi.he comllllSSlOVI has spent. Ii01�I(��1 I,�, ;,;>>. Chev��lier, scconciccf b.)' i�ii•. Pc�t��i��on, to ad.ioiirn �:he meetincl. U{'(`id �1 1'��ICE: 1'01��[_, �L.1_ VO-(IP�,G /'�YE, CIlP�IRPi;'1fJ !^i�:1°�VL:R f)l CE_ARL-D 1�I�IE �CR�rV C«1�'.PiISSI�i� r�EEl�in;t; OF Itl�}:IL g, 19��1, I�,DJOIiR(vl::[) ll�r 1�� P.hS. l�e�ap� ctfi�ll �� sul,ui�i i.�t:ccl ;!.� ,� ��--,: ,' •�� eb f�l�iznik � . - � � �\i.,, t ..�: r ,- . ., . •i t.d___-. 1 � / ;> f�ecc�rdin� S�cr�ctar� � �� i� _`��^ ;�� . 4-� 'eF:t'SiY.°;.t%�,7kuEi'L'"�••,'+7P ��x38i=�Y� �� Q � � i tir�' �-� �, �'� � Cf1L'I.,I�,��ISIQIV Ih1C. P.O. iior. 321�'r> e� q,50 6�rc3 Ave. N.E. � 1^riclley, MN 55432 I'horic 612-57l-8100 OPERf;`l�IOf�S P,I:PORT - T30RTNERh C�1i3LN,VISION npri.l g, 1g8� l�t thf, la ��; c�mmission meetin� I expl.ained wh,Y the company had to' ternporarily relocatc� sorne oP our channel assi�nmenLs . As I staLed Lhere were some frequenc,y discrep��.ncies between the F'.C.C. and �he F.�1.A. These discrepancies l�lave be�n resolved. I don't wanL to �;ei; in�o dctail �echriica.l te.rmi.noloF;y . hut basically what i-re had to do was calabrate the crystals on two of our satelli�e recei.ver� to mal;e sure they Urere taith_in the sanctioned r�.C.C. ba.nd�i�iclLhs . The �' . C. C. has checked our cal.abrat ions and approved . We returned��ito our regu)_ar channel assignrneni;s on T�larch 20, 1981. Harold had as�ced at i,he 1as� meetin� if credit tiaas to be �iven to those custarners that had paid for �he t�va pay services affected. Credit ��rill be �iven to a11 subscribers of Showtime and P�tovie CYiannel and any con�bina�ion of tile ttiao: TY�e credi� will ref]_ect no char�e f.'or those services from March 7th through March 20th and i�rill appear on their I�iay bills . I t�r��1.,d like �o inform the commission tnat the company plans to sLar� a thorotz�h door--i.o-c�oor sales campai�n auring the week of Apri.l 13th. '�'his itirill be a complete canvassin� of' the entire s,ystem and could talce 1'our montizs �o comple�e, possibly 1on�er. The c<m�a.i�;n vr_i_11 be conducted by professional cable soliciting contractors from Miami. It will noL be handled by boy or �irl scot�i.s or. yout;h hocicey members oz� �zn,ythin�; resembling some of the ha_lf-hea.r�t:ed atterripLs that have been tried in the pa:st . The con- tractors are cou.rteous, i•�e11-trai.ned s�.lespeople ��rho have come to us tia�th excellent x�ecomendatl_ons and jaill need our recomencia�ion for future U?er.lc. Tlzey wil1. �y�ea.r iden:i_Ly b�.d�;es and ti��.11 �;ive infol°71�ai;ive presentZi.ioris c�t' what cab:1� c�.r� oi'f'er. N�ortliern has em��ln�; ec� tl��e:ir servi.ces for° t�vo wecic� in our St . Louis Parl� franchise . Tf��°ee ��eo��1e havc �vri_tten ovet� �50 n�t•: ord�rs ciuring that short pel�iod. The�e peopl_e knot�v wt�at t�iey are doin�; and know how to do iL e1'feci,i�r�ly. � � � Rc spE�cfl�l.ly subm:i.tteci k�y: , 4 �ti;. �i� V Tci�z��' �)' Coilr��J.l :�,ysL��,� T1,:ll:�.;cr _ �*�,��.� � � �¢�c�o�^��-��±�x � a�caa�.�a�� .� � � . � . �' a� � � � � �� '�� ;,�: '; � �,�,�� .� ;: . �� . �: � �� Designers and � Builders af Fashionabie Homes �'�� 1 6249 BEN MORE DR. FRIDLEY, MN. 55432 Honorable PZayor and City Council City of Fridley 64�31 University Ave . Fridley, MN 55�32 April 21, �98i Dear Mayor and Councilperson.s: Re: Heather Hills West Regarding Paxk �'ee I would like to request that the park fee be divided and applied to each lot and paid with each building permit granted. �dith the expenuive cost of buying and developin.g land and the long period of time before sales can be closed, your approval of the request would be a,pprec�.ated. 0 Sincerely, s'T , �'/ � J� e l . C/-j`�p�`,".,,�,'� L , � � Li'C�ri".O/ �/ G �-. ,�i-- Thoma.s E. Bric�ner Brickner Builders, Inc. 7 � a � __ � . . :�. �� r � �� 4 ,, � r�� . � � �� . � t _�"';, � r .� r rs, n...,..M, .. .r . �f f "��e o f � NC�.�� iI�I'� � 7'�'�1zIV� � It(1�31:KT W. JOIIIYSON ` Corsrthouse - Anoka, 1�linnesota 55303 612-421-9760 March 30, 1981 Nasim Qureshi City Manager City af Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mr. Qureshi: Police departments in Anoka County have for many years been confronted with the probl�m of having sufficient law enforce- ment personnel at the scene of potential or actual crimes. Often crimes occur near.boundaries o� a governrnental unit when the nearest police ar� in the adjacent governmental unit. On other occasioris, such as disaster or major civic events, there is a need for more pezsonnel than the govern- mental uni_t employs. Presently these problems are-being resolved on an informal basiso A department may request assistance or the nearest car may simply respond to the call. Such an informal approach has many significant problems. Outsic�e o.f the gavernmental unit which employs them, the police officers have no police powel-s. The pol.ice officer is aperating simp_ly as a private citizen. Under certain cir-cumstances tl�is could make a prasecution i_mpossible and may have serious worker's compensati.on and liability con- sequenees. In addition, such an informal approach l.acks any cansistency and breeds confusion. �'he Anoka County Chiefs of Police Association, recognizing �his pr.oblein, have created a Mutual Aid l�greement in the form of a Joint Powers ��reement. I am enclosing a copy of the agreement. Through this aqt-cement, �ve hope to resolve the p7'oblems ic�entified a}�vv� and provide a training vehicle by makinq temporary exchanges of per_sonnel possible. �af�Frra7�Y�+1� �'.�Qic�o� l Eq�s��f O��c�rfu��iBy En��iloyer 10. � Nas�_m Qureshi March 30, 1981 Page 2 The Chiefs Association presented this document.to the Anoka County Law Enforcement Council for their consideration. The Council has recammenc�.ed that the governmental units in Anoka county enter into this agreement. I am, therefore, asking that you cause the necessary review of the document to b� made by staff and your attorney. I would appreciate any comments or objections to be sent to me on or.be�ar.e April 30. I�fter we have received and considered the comments and objections, if any, I wi11 communicate any chanc�es to be made. tiae hope to have the Joint Powers Agreement considered by your board or council during the months of May and 3une. -.�..�.5 inc.e�ely J` � ��-> "� Robert M. A. Johnson Assistant County Attorney Rh1�J : svt Enc. cc: James P. Hill, Public Safety Director Sheriff Ralph �a. Talbot �o n VIGtG�L C, NCqRICK DAVIO F. NEWMAN HERF�fC{: & NEWMA�J, P.A. A7TO�fNCYS AT LAW April I6, 19f31 � A1r. Nasi.m M. Qu.reshi City 2°.anager Fridley City Hall 6431 University Avenue Northeast Friciley, r4innesota 55432 6279 UNWERSITY AVENUE N.E. FRIDLE`C� MfNNE::iOTA 55432 571-3650 s Re: Anoka County Law Enforcement Joint Powers Agreement Dear T1r. Qureshi: I have examined the proposed Joint Pawers Agreement as it x'elates to law enforceMent in the County of Anolca. It is my opinion that the Agreement is in proper form. From a legal. standpoint, I do not see any problems. Whethei° the substance o,`.- the A,�,reement is satisfactory to the City should be answered by the City Administration and ulti�ately by the City Council. VCH:JJH �c: Mr. J�mes P, ilill Sincerely, ; / � ,�;(�;%�_�_ Virgil C. Herrick 10 n 10 C nn�)i:n r�ou��r�Y )�,nta �:rd��c�!:�'l;t-7�;rJ�r ;JOI1;7' PUV�1.:I:S 111;1:lii:i �i:i�'1 '1'lll::� ,JOJ-IQ'P POI�]I:1:S �1GT.1�;7;t4I:N'1' made and entic�red into Ly and }��tw,cen i.hc widc,rsi��r,cd w�ii:s of go:�ernment all acti.ng by.and thr.ouyl� their govcrni.ng l�odics, YdZ'i'i:ESSLTii TfiAT: tti'ill:l?L:11S, i.ite uiidc�r.siclited c3overi�mr�ntal uili.ts recoynize L-hat thc:-:re are c�sct:mstances �,•liere the assistanr_e of ttie polic� forces of ott�er governmentai. ur�its wou7.d be i.mportant in maintaining t.)�e 1>ub]ic �?eace and apprehend•i��y criminals; , 4•�}]EI:EAS, i_o provi_dc sucli proLcct:_an it is necessary that ncigt�bori.�;g cJovcr�li:ie�:l-al unit:s 1?ro��ide ior the sliaring of their r�spective resources; NOL;', 'PIiT�;FT:F(?AE, in consic]eYat�.on of. the mutiial covenants coni_ained herei.n, the tinder.signed �;nits of qoverr.rnent do covenant and agree pur_su�nt to P•4.5. 471..59 as follo�•.s: 1.. PURPOS:: ' The purpose of this Agreement a_s to providc_ po].ice a:�sisian�:e to governmental units in r.ircums�ances ��here such ��>sisi.i�ice �:�ould enable a governmental unii� { o �nor.e adcquately dc.al �a.itit a sit.t�at.�.on i.ri��o]_vinq Z�ub].i_c saiet�� t}ian tlie sole use of. i.ts po]_� ce force. St�ch circur.lstanccs are l;creby declared to bc of tY��e foll.ow�ng nature: A. l�lajo�- di.scistc�i�s �:li�.re }:ee��i.nc� tlle }�ubl.ic pe�,ce on a lal-c;e sc_ile i:; necessar.y. T3. Crim:.s in pzc>:;ress or cri.r:inal�> are :in fliyhi_ i.n � quvc,rrane��tal unit �nc�rc: th` ass.istr:nce of. i�n]_ice foT�ce in oilzc,r c��cr.nn��,�i��.al unit:s �:�ould }�c hcl��ful in apprel�en�]ing tlic crS.�;;inals. . C. P.>:ch��r�� of �� t� :;urin�i]_ ��n a t.ca;�,�:,rar�- shol't ternt Li:�s�� no� t:o �•tic:��,�3 si:: n�o��tl�s fcti�� i.h�� l��u:�so:,c of l�.r,iii�i.n� or und��t_c��vur �•:,>rk.. � 0 D, Pl��ii�nccl cornmuni.t.y� evc�nts �:hir..}�� rc z-casonably expnc,tcd t:� h^ vnry subsl.�irit-i_ea]_ i.n .sir� and whi,ch wil.l therefore r.ec7uir.e st�b:::t<inti.al cro��d control. ? . 1�1liTI30D 7'he pur.��ose af t}ti.s �,��ri'eme��t shaJ_1 ]�e fiiifillecl thrc�uqY� t.i�e provi sion of ��ol i.ce assi star,ce b}� al.l parti.es to this Agrcument�. 'Phe po]..ic.e force af all 1>a.rt;i.es to, this Agr_ec�ment are he�-nl,y deZ,uti.red by the governing body of the yovern;nental. uni.i. ihat i.l��cy enter p�,lrsuant to ttiis Agrcement, , and the nnoka County Stler9.f£ for gove��;:^ental� tinit5 �a.�ich do �.�J 1) • not havc iull t�ime police depart_ments, for the ��erioc] of • . time. that they ar.e operat:ing pur:;uani: to and unde.r the � authoT_i.ty of this I�greemeni�. Pol ice may eni:er the t=erritory of: a governmental unit pf a part�r to this Agreeme�nt �.�itii full police Por�ers i_n i=11e � . fo11o�•.i.-,g circi�mst.ances and under the follo;ving conditions: A. If a crirne ? s in pzogress or crirninals are ii1 flight 5-n a go��e.rn.;tental. ti�iit, tl�e police tro*.n a goveri-�me.ntal tznii. m�y, upon Le.i.ng info� i��cd of svch an occui�rence i�y tlie Central. Co�u:nunications oz- another_ pol.ice of_iicer, enter the i.erri.tory oi thc at:h�:r qo�,�c:rnra�ntal unit for the purpose of effecti.ng an a�:rest or ke.r.i�ing the F�ublic peace. �dhil.e in " tne ter.ri.to.ry oi il�e otrzi�r gov�z-nrnei�tal tu�it, tYie police of the res�>o::da.ng unit of c,overr��ent shall. l.�e unc?er. the direction � c�f the �e»ior ��olice of_ficer o; the g��.-n.nentr:zl unit in � t•rhicl� t.}7e}� e�re ��rc�r):i��q. l.f t:lie c�o�-ert�^,,c,�t�I unif into �,}��-cii . tlie p:>1'zcc of] ice?-s p�°oce:�.d do not h�:�>e �i ��olice d�1�a�-tr<<�nt, � t.he re::?,onc'inq r,o7ice s?iall be ur.�3er the d:irecCion of: the senio�' mciube-r oi t1ic� I�noka Count�� Shariff`� Pai:�rol llivi��ioxl on cit�i_y. U;>oi1 the r<<_;c�luti.on of lhC circ:::i.striiice.; �.�nict� occ,��;io:��.:3 thci_r ��ni:ry �i_nt�_o �;ucli <;�>��i_rr;:,��.iztnl t�nit., thCy sh:�l] ir.u;,r:�li�it.c°1.�• rc�i ii:r i-.n (h;�i.r -jl,�.i:,�licLiu�i. 0 � io �:� n }3, 3:n ,s11 ot�h��: r,i.,-r�i�i�ti..�nc�.�:.• d��:>cr-il�ed it� p�rcigrtil�}� on��, the fol.]vcv�i;�J I>roccc�ure sha].l he Lollc,wcd: i, `Phe unit oL covern�nc�3�t �ahi_ch de;ixes the police assi.si:ance, t.lii�ougli its c=l�ief. lat� enfor.cement aff:icer, or. his designee, hcrei_nafi�er cal.Jcd rec;uesti.ng unzi., may, at i.i.s discrr�i_ony call upon ��ny ok.her governmental uni.i. }�arty Lo i�hi.s T�qrcement thrc?ugh �its c1li.ef ].aw enforcement officer, o�.- his de::>ic;nee, here3.s�after � cal]ed t.h�: "sending unit", to furn.ish ��olice, or o�her . force, fur the <.ssist«nce oi: i�lie receivi_ng governmental ' uni.i: anci to reqtia:�t fer sueh purpc�se persoi�riel, equip- menL-, ai-�c2 suppl.i_�s of tlze scncling ��ovea-nme��.1 unit. ii. Upan the rei,uest of tl�e rc�ceiving unii., t:he sending unit shall autl�ori.•r.e anci direct sucli pciso�1�1e1, equi.pr::�nt, and sup}�1i.es as, a.n iLs discrc�;�ion, are available to go t.o t:h_� assistance of t-he r-eceiving Urilti, iii. The sen,?i�ig unit res�rvc s t��e right t� ret.ain f:or i,�s o�an use such Eqtii_��rue�it, personnel, az��.� si��pl.ies as, in its di.;cretion rna,� }�e nc�cess�ry for it=s p.roi�er and �id.,quate pzot:ecCi.o.i; rir�d i.n case of aiz e��r>tgenr.y ari_sir.c� �•rii_hit� i.l:e scndincJ unit ��;liile the equi.��m�rGt=, L,E-1-��,on��el and si;l��>].ics of that cit�r are. eiigaged in the r_ecei.��ng un.it, the :��ndinq un�_t nzay, an i.ts c3:iscrelion, rec�ill. such c�qu.ip:r.cn+�� ]?c�rsc„�ncl, ard su��r�lics f�ecessrir}• t:o tnect st�Ch ea�crruncy. iv. 'i'hc si_iidin�; unit i�iaiui.,.�in:� t.he ultin}atc� cc>rti.rol c�ver t:i'ie i.nclividu;�ls di_s;�aL-chcd :�s sC:t fc�ri�.h al�ove, but tlic on-:�ite ciirr,c+i��n ::1i��11 b�� ur.dcr t.hc c�cntiol vf i.hc i_t;:livic'��,il ti�;l�:> )�_t:; h��:n uc;°ic�n.:�-i�u L�y t-hi� �'i:��eivit�� t:tii t. :�s hi�,iii+�� i.�� '��_.i r<il <�f .�:�>? i_r�i� ituirti��n:� over tlie ::;i :u.tl i �>n. ; r v. For ��?]. <��>V��rt�r�c�r;fal'units v;hicii c10 nc�t; have a ' f��l,]. t.ime j�c,licc uLfice�r., L.h�� C�,�.ir�i.y rher�ff i� i:he clia.cf lati, cnfo�-ccmcnY_ off,i_ccr a£ t�.hr� goverratiental ui�it. 'Phc 5iici:iff., or l�is c7esic�nee, ::hSll. h�ve f.u]1 autl�ority ur�der t:his lu�� ceinent t� obt�in tlie ussi_stance of T�oli.ce ur,der the i:erms af t}1i.s 1lgrceinent in �uch governmental units. 3. I�;Xi'Is?vSl�S 'Phe sendi.ng uni_'c� shall T�c rc�[�onsihle for its own per_sonr!el, r.,ui_}�;,1ent, and �uppli.es, including thc payment of �` its pe�_sonnel, and tllc r_cceiving uni� shall not be held + liuble f_or any iiijuri�s to perso;�ne1 or dai��ye to equipmeiit of the :sendinc� uiiit, nor shal.l tlie rec�ivina, ta�iit be requi_red to rea_rnbur. se. i,he sendi.nc3 ur�it £or suG»l.ies e�;pendcd, used or dam�,ec? ��;hi_le so �ng:�ged, r;ccept thaL- cyi��p��;ent and supn.lies sl1all l�e rc��ur��r.c? �o t;�e sc:ndiiig uni_t u��on the r.etu.rn oL ihe • ' ernployees of L-tle se��ling iinii_. ).?ach go��2rnmei�}�al unit sha7.1 hc respon=,ible Lor ti�e actxons vf its o�an personnel. 4. T�IDi7']'i�TIO'V In ca;,e treaCher, roaci co1?c�i.t=icns or oLhcr circur�stances are su�h th�t, in tl�e d.isc.�ei_i.on cf t.hc� send�ng unit, equi.pment, p�rsonnel, and ��upp7_.ic�s cannot ba furnisi7•>d to i:hc� rer.ei.vin9 - uni.t. t,�ifi.h r.casor.r,l.�le s� {ct1�, th�� sci:dinc� unit: r:�y, in it:s , cl.iscret_ion, refi�^,e tc> �iu�}�orize zii�d dzrecL- �i::<sista.ice i:o the iec�i-viiic; uniL. '1";�e de�termi.��r�L;c;sz c;L t.i,e :;�t;;3?.ny unit as to �•:haL assi.star�c�c si7�1]_ l�e furr�isltied <�nd wiieth��i- :�csista»ce. s>I��all. be �ditl�l:�.l.c1 01 �;�i.i_l�dr,iti•;n, �s I�rrn-ided lier�r�in, sha1.1 b� ` fi.nnl �.rid cor�clusive, r,nd :,ha:l.l. ��i>>e ��i:_e to no 7ial�ili'•-Y e'n th� paz-t of t:l�e sendii�g tiriit fc�.r fai_lur.c i.o fw-ni:;h aw:,:�stnnce. - , -- ti . 5. Y:I'1'GC`t'1'��1; U�:'I'ki 'i'h.i.s T�qrec;nent .shall 1>e effectivc: upon its exccuti.an by t�•ro �r m:�rc yovc�:iuncnt,�l. unitS. I�ddi.t,i_onal c}cavernmentzl un5.i�s m�sy joi.n thi.s A�rer;�ient i:Yu-ough }?r-o�?er execui:ion of t}�S.s I,c�ree�!�c�nt ar.d Lhis T�c,•recir�cnt :;}ial.l b� cifecti.ve �s to >urh unit:s upo�� sucli execizti_on. 6. `lF_,i?_iIid:'�7.'TUN I1P:D_Y;T`J'i;Di2Pl�Z_,L lan�> part-y to this ligi_e��mer.t may w�.thc]raw irorn ihis � I�g�:ee�ii�nt unon �hi.r_t�� days �arit�en »ot-i.cc delivered to tl�e chicf 1a�a enfu,-cement aif:icer of <i7.1 o�3�er part-i.es i�o this � T�gr.e�m�,nt. Such �,>ithdr.a:��«1 shall not terminute this Fyreement �xcepi. as to suclZ party r.i�ci i.hi_s J�c�reer�. nt shall continuc unless �.�nu until ther.e i:> only one rer:la7.ninr p3rty. IN t•;I`:C\fsSS [�iiEP.I�:OL', i_he paY'tics Ysave hcre�ii�to set thei_r hands. � -- - -- - — --- _ .._ .. i�ii>;1: (�1' GO\�i;l��il:.l�]'1.'�1 U.J1T uV� Its: ��' � ____�______� lts: I�at:i:d :�.� i; Oi CvV�:i ..'7T�1._UN1`i�'--�_ F>v 7t:s: L: :� - T t: <. � s�� •;�: .. J _. T:�?'.�iI: Ol�' GOVI;}2I�i�11.�1I:L UnIT�______ L:y : --------------__—_ — Its: t�y : _Y_ _ _ _J - -- ---- Tt.s: Dat.c�� : _ - -. _ _ _ _ . . _ -- ---- - N:,:2i•, Oi� G0\�Ll.:�'�.:.:Pr.L GI��i.l. I3yc . _._._ _ _ ._.------- . . _�-- It�;: 13y : st.�;: � , . �.-, � �� : J.Q G � �� CSIY 0�� f�(�rL�I�EY Sr ECII',!_ �'6�RKS & i:E�;R£t�"fi0i�i COfr'f�ISSIO�� fiEE�TIf�G t�'u�RCH 25, 19°1 CALL �0 ��;DLR: Chair��erson ffugnes cal7cci th� S��ci�-�� Parl;s � Recreation 'C�n-,��;ission meeting �o orcSer at `l: �2 p.�n. ROLL CP,! L : l�Ien��er�s Present: Qar�ba�°a Ffugh��s, Dave KOf1CiY'iC�;, J«i� Secg�r, Dick Young, Dan Al l eri P��mbers Absent: Pion2 Others Present: Charles Boudreau, Parks �; Recreat7on Directcr Jack 4:i r�;, Recreat-� on Sup�r°vi sar Cont�i e(�ici�i�t 7 � 1011, Pragram S�<<;ervi sor , Jack Nar�sen , Co--ChU�i r��;�n, C�i ti �ens' �dvi sot,y Commi tiee � � Ct��ryl i�iose�, Ci �;y Ccunc � 1��rc,��an ' f2�E�^� c QZrnette, Ci-�y Cour�cilr�i�n See attachz_d list DISC�J$S.TOrt �a'tiD CO''3�IDERi�i?Ort 0� �',DVISORY CO:�u�IITi�EE F.E}'ORT: �fis. H�x�hzs i��tr�tit,r�c! t�-�u rne�,�bet,s oF the Co;nmissic;� to the audience. Pls . H��gi7es stated si�e v��o!al d 1 i ke 4o ac.opt tl�e � oi 1 at�� i ng agenda: P�tbl�c c�;n,i�_�n� -- 7:3Q - 8;00 p.m. Stai'�f rec,�:��.e��da�;��rs - 8:OG� - 8::>0 p.rn. � Coi��tissic�� oiscussic�� - � :3� - 10:00 p.n�. P-1s. k�u��f�es st��ec; t}iai at t.he last �,egulat�� m��ting, i:h� Pat�,�;s �� Recreation �Of111I115ilGtl 1"�CC1�Ji?Cf Ljl� 1°<�pOY'i: Ui i:fli' CUfllflil%tll�� E;�'C1��aLlUtl �U11C�71�}� hrE`eC�S Ii55eS5— I1;C'tlt CQ!i1:i11��CtL ��'..�E'tlli1M111?:7 i:(12 fl"-t_'CjS c>>�S�+iiC'11t {OY' i:f1C' t'�'C1"c'.dtl0il bU1�C�lt1g. Tf1C' ��011?i?1�iSS10tl �1E7 Il(�t dC� C)�l 1� 3i: i��clL (11,'t'titl�. �fiC' �011i0I?1SS1Q11 4�J1��7 COilSlt��'.i° ��11S 1't'Ci"t ��t.1 t!il t)l} i� �{ i IliS 111 � li2 CQiI'i;tX. ;J i i,};�?11' t','}l0� E'. ��c' I"iC � 1'�'(�1"ti1 �1 01l � 11?Cj f1c3tUt"d� resout�ct�s �;��ot;��,�,s;��iti t;<� ��;�� r aei ;�i ti es . I t. i�� not a sep��r,a �� :i n�( of thi ng t��y 4V1 i 7 `L: � i: : F�011i: 0!i�i j' i;} i:('1-i'ii5 i) i 1':'.C1'i?�� i. i C7il . S}l�_` ;�%.:1j:L'.Ci i.})< C+J?`;'.111 5S 1011 ilrJ��d to I?':u��' r'i 1'(_`C.C'��:iii2ll�i.t'�fl?fl i'0 �11,�� l•��:l1lC1 ( 2� cIl1S Ii'�L'Lt;l!1:�}. �`i�.. t��ii?c'.S 5��"i"1`_+�:il �:h(' �U:�'�'i1StilC?11 I:t;CI�`di;l0ll I�U1�C�lil� t`it3�(�� %iS5^_�Sl�i�'ilt �011i;ill�;.t:�(? VC7i;i'.� 0!l i C�-1. ;'C�, �`.,�ii �� 1 fl f'ciV`�71�` 0 i� CG!i�: t'.Y'UC �.l li�:i� �i C��1t�-��litl? t'r'' i"� Ct'C'.ilt:l QI1 fJUI � C{111C� i?\' d\''t?�:`� 0 i �� `�:1' S 7�::�; 1 i15't. � iiil:i ) iiDS .,t'il ::l 0�1 . c�i;'. .� i,�ti'.C� i:tli' CC�ilii�ll �:tl'.t'. d 1 SCl � , � (;l_9�.E' ;il�' i0) ii)'�.Vll�'] 1'C�.!.�,.�i;;;,_�r.:�:jU??S �0 t;ii�° f'<l1�'k; ;'� ItE°Cl"�«�1�011 f.��,�:11�iSS10il IV�It�}l !' i� t'y` l i?(j �% ti:� t C' $: �� SE?E_C�/',l_ P��?'r; ;'r'z ftf f r�v(�,� 1 i�.r--Cf)i1r;I>>Tf),, r''� f 71P_�G,_ t�r;"_C!i_ 7_5, 19 �1 _ ______ PAG� 2 1. Th�t �ne Parl�s � t;ecre�xti or� Co;��mi ss� c,r� recoi��.r��erd ��s� t4�e C� ty Counci l thai; 1�� (c�re a bui 1�,i ng i s t�ui 1 t, t'r�c G1 �:j� COLI11C1 7 advi se the cfln�r;�uni �y of t��.� resul ts of the re�sort vi � t+��e Sun idev.spap�r and o�;��r�r rncdia. 2. 'fhat th�� Parks � Recreation C�n;f��ssion recon;mend to the City Council ti��a� hef or� a bui 1 di r�g i s b;�i 1 t, ti�� Gi t,y Co�nci 1 yo to a referendum voie a� the pea;�l^. 3. Tf�at; tl�� ParE.s & I�ecrea�iori Cor:missian recon�r��n� to the City Council tt-�at �>eior�e a builcfing is bui�t, tf�e City Cauncil discuss tai�h Schoal Li�trict 14 any alt;ernative �ites or facilities that could be used o�� cl �vel opeu . i�s . Hug}-�cs stateci �Y:e Corr�mi ttee al so reco��.��nded the �ui i di ng i ncl ude three r�ulti-,�ur�{�ase g�mn�siur��s, a mu7ti-pu��se auditoriu+n ��ithin �;he structure, and an incioor, scale�l�-u�ti�rr p�c�l. The Co�.tini�tie� r�corr,<<�ended �that architectura1 work begir} in�i,;,��dia��c�ly and tk�,a.t t4�ere be ay� opinion rei erendtsm as early as p�ssible, prefer: hly by Sef�t. l, 19 �l . If t;he resul ts of -cne opi ni on re-i`erendum are po,i i;i ve, cot}s��ructi on bi cis shaul d be ser��. oui by �l�i d-�Sept. 1c�1 , and const;ructi on start; i n the f��11 of 1981 or the spri ng a,` 1�i82 at the 1 atest. Pu�al i�c Carl,;��ent P�1r. An �hony Lorbeski , 6101 Sunri se D�~. N. E. , stated �?e i s the Cha � r�erson of the Fri�r7c41y E"ridl�:_v f-a14c. He s�Gted I�e is re3-�r�r,3r;g to f.h�c ��e��,s ar�icle in the Sun ,�et�,Es�a�,�i�. Ne h�s learY�ed sincE� �hat the art�icle t��as not necessari�y true, but ��i�ai. he has to sa�� i s based or� i.l�at: at~ti cl e. Tf�e arti c7 e st�ted that the senior dror�i n ce��ter had been excluded fr�em the r�e�� recr��ifi;i on t��.ii l d;+�g. He stated that i�ror�� tr�e �ns�i:, ti�e sen�i ��r�s f�ave bt�en to7 d �hi s p«��k r�as for al l ages and ��as to f�e s}iared by °ver��eii�. He stated �t(�ey are r,�,i ng to have t:o r�orgari zc thei r seni or 11?:'liibc`?Y'S '1�;%0 u�.�l � E'i:l G Ili��f?i,��'1�5 �cC� il�� 0� "1:�1E' f00t.�d� � i l�� C�S ��?�Si:f,'t�d7 � ceurts � etc. As iaxpayer,s , t►�,ey ha.vn t(�e ri cjf�t tc i?�� tf�c�se iaC17 i t� i�S �,ri tho�rt any di s- cr i��i t�afi.i oi� .�F1�e f-t�i dl e�r Sun al so s ta�e�i tt�� re ��aas nc� mi r,or� i:y report. He asNed if tf�e �eniors t;�. re class�i ried as tlte "rninori ty"? He stated that P�larian Qolinage f�as b.e�� k��.ir r��reser��a�:-ivE� on the�Com��rit�;ee and at�end�:d all �ti�e ►»Geti��gs, btlt G,��r'en�c:�iy i�o or�e ti�,as 1 i steni ti� ; to her . f�e s �.ai.ed tl�e seni ors t�di 71 not su� por� ti�,e r�crr�Utiori hui�ld�ng as ii; no��: stancls. 3csicies �:'�e dre�p-in center, t1�ey tvoultl a1 so i i b:e a co+�nr,egGte di ni 4�� {��,ogra»1 ad�ied as i t i s very essenti al to tliei r progranl. (�4r�. C,len�� 1r�n kiulznr�, �O] Qverton [)r., stai:cd �k�e f�ac! �he p�,ivilege o� sitting in t�n �:}�e. i,o��,�;�i tte� .}-le stai�ed 'r�c ��.s al so di ��1r��:oi n �cr.1 i n�he r��ay the arti cl e ca��e ottt �.nci t=he fee i � n:� ti�a�, tl,e s: fi�i or~s taere b�i nc� 1 eft ou�U of ifle rccreati on bt�i ? c�i r�c� . ile s' � te�f a 10��. of cor,c� �� n�va�; cle� l t,v�i tl� il�e ser�i �r ci ti zens and � ��1s. C�iir��a�t�� di�; �� fi,�e jo�. HE� st.�:t.r��l tl�e th�inr �}�� t. ��as c�•cpf�ed 4�tas �� s�parate �lll�Clil1Q Cl.�l��(I1?L�:C� 7tl�t�, fJY' Sc'h1C�;Y"�>. Til:'�� 5�17�i �r.Vi'� I�icili�/ C��E'11 c�t"E'.dS 1!1 ��lE' l?�.�il;iin�}. ��if,��n t.i;� C� ��;��i-it.�t�e c��i��;� tip ��lith �thc� p��l,acey it r,z,s t�tk�en ii��to �account ��l�:it i}1'i'E' 1"!u5 iiit�i.l iUlt,' dV��1��J�t? i1fl�� d�� Oi �t[115 S��uCC� �4�O1l�Cj h° dVi�1�d��C' t0 {i.? �`�i�l Cc �;.t.� t:i) ��}�-� S�tl�l t..'.;"� . I Il��'Y'� 1 S �1� SC? r't�Clt�tll 1 O1' i:l t C��1C:i1 C�'ll�E'1'S . �iE.' Std�E3C1 t.h.� C��.��>>�ii��r� ��: s��iot �lr,��inci t�> ei�i��ina�� ,;r�i�� t,t�c��lat� g�°�u;�, a�lci he h�>��e� they flc U ill;",: t";'i i e:l1"t!i.'�i i.ilc tiC'111 C1t�$ S i)['Culi`_;C.' i:fl� � 1;�:;ili;E'i� l.0 111COt"�i0i'it�C i;ili'.111 �l Il t;�le buTlcif��_;, ioct. 11� s��.el��_ � (�'{�(Z!:`; 2� !'i��C�ti-:/11'Ii)i! f.C?��i�i.`�S«)��; ii�"i fli�1`�; 'i;1�;i;H t5, 19u1 f'�/IGC 3 5�15 ,�?a�i ce SV�cri r�� r�, � 3�; Fli 1 lv�i s�d (Z. , sta v�d she i�i��s 1 i ved i n Fri dl ey fQr 22 yc,ars, an�J� her chi�c�rera go to t:he Colu7��t�ia }{eir3f�lts Scf��ols. Shc sta�:��d si��e ciic; r�o�h see ��'rl`� �'r�� Cit;1 ��t�ec�e� �t:��re� 9�r�nasiu��s. �I-her� are thr�e yynan�siums �it� 1,��e vac�n�t srE-��ois ir� }=r�i�i�ley r°�i��1� noa��. Co�iu��ia Heights k�as thrE�e vacant ,�y�T�na,i�,r�� as tfi��_� I�ave drepp�d ba�� i;hr�ee scf�ools. She did not see the need f�or� ar au�it��r•i�;m vYf��en there is a beau�tiful �i�ditoril��n at i.f�e Fridley High��School. Si7e did net sc�� why th�y ;�eeded a s��ir;;,�in� pool �;�hen there �was a b�autiful pool � at tne �i�ic�ley ��r. Higf� Schoal. She s�:a�;ecl thc $� r�;illiot� is just ti�e t�eyinning. It is gair�g to co�;� r��,an�y to staff i�. S�� is in f��vor cf pr,cc7ran�s in the c�y;��na=�iu��s �(:he Cit:y presc;��ly Pi�zs, ar�d she �;ou�lci li�E �{,o see s#;t!dents,invo7ved i n F�ri dl ey acti ��i ti �s , be i n char�� of scrne o i �th� pregrar�s .�di th �;he cutback in arL,nt;s, hi ri ��g s cude�� ts U�oul d savf� mc�ney a��d t�rc}ul d gi v� ihe�7 an i ncoiz.e. She stat�d Fri dle� ; s becor;7 i �1� a cornr�uni t,y ��i th i�;ore seni ot°s . She �i s concerned about tax money . T ie nat�i on i s cu tt�i iig back , but tile Ci ty i s coi ng ahead and spencii ng more ��;�ney. i�1s. Ircne ��4ae►�f.ens, 14� River Edye l�Jay, staied she served on the Comrni t:tee ?nd had the on� di ss+�nti ng voie for tV�e �ui 1 cli r�g , She sta�ed �nei �her she or the ser�i ors di d a mi r�or�i ty repor�. She stated she ,�;��]c; 1 i!ce to state four differer�t thin�s. � 1. The poo�! -- She stated t}�e�� had pao1 representatives from all �he dj ffe�°er�t d�i s�ri ci:s sp�ak f:o �i�� Com;n�i ti;ee, and n��t one fei t another pc�oi �v��s needed i n the �ri d� e_Y ar<�a e "I�f�er� are no fac�s i n the report that su�,s�ta.��tia.ie i.f�e need for adclitig a»o�;htr pool. 2., ThE� ery�r� as i�ims -- I-� ther°e l�,as any need, sl�e aqr,eed that the c�ymnasi ums t�ould be a need. Hor�eve�,, tf�tie Car.��„i tteE� di ci r10 � i d�nii fy ;-�f�o nn�eded i;he gy!�,� at;d ho;x; r�a��y nt�ecled ihe�i�. �1 f qyrF�s are r�eeded, she ut:�derstood tE��r�e �is �aif; a.bc��:� clo�,ing ��;ot°e s%�Ilools ir� Fridley in �ne cor��ing years. Tl1is sf�culd be ciiscussec; t�.�i �ii Uistrict ly. 3, his. ��iae!�te��s stat:ed th�t it ca,1�e up ft°eMucrstiy in t.fleir meei:ings that the�,e �•rer�e we�r�:ai n n�i nh �s a��d Safi.u:��;a:;� zn.' Su��t� y afterno�ns w1�en tf�e scl�ool fac-i 1 i t�i es ti•,!= ;�e r�c�� avai 1��b ; e-t'or the ci ti ret,s to use due to scf�o��( p�l i cy. S11� �el i e�r� d tl�at i�= -t.ki�� ci ti zet�� '+'c�'.ilj:�Cl �IIE' SCIl00� S o}�ens �n��u�h pres;ure cc��1d be pui on the Sci,00' B�ard to have those schna� s��pen. rf tl�i s di cl no�t co::�.� a��out., sf�� f el t i;liet�•e a;ere h�tter 1 oc<�t i o,� ; far g�n�lnas i�A��s sucl� GS a�� adci i t`i or�� io thc Co;;��l�uni ty Educati on Cei�t�r. ��. F1113t1Clilq -- Site Si�,i�CC� 'i;he COiil;ili �;;.e� 4•,!dS �;O]t{ ilt7i: t0 IVOi'1"y �ifJOUt th� f�inai�c;nt;, b�r�: tf��L t��as ver°y difi�iculi for }�et° f:o do. It 1a�:e►� came o��i; i:f�a� t��e Ci�.y f��ad s�ir�kinc� func(5 t.hai, 4�e��e ava?l�ble aRid i-� tilose {�l{T1:i5 ti':�'.i't? l.lSCCI� 1 � 1'�`pi.#�iCi Iii)i: llt�.i'c_`1tii_' �i1i:C;i. CSl"c'. }ldC� dSE:('.Ci lf �(l� Ci t:y t�:ot�l ci i:ons i:�ur 1 rn�deri r:c� �th�: �ax��s ,_��d sl��e �1i c� no� gE�t an ans��er. SI�� ':ai��d tf;�_", I��.vc io �:e t<<��•,r.� �: �;��th tht- c�itize��, �nd sk;c d�icf not t,l�is�k: i:f,i:�;� c�;fiEi ti,�� th�y cvui�i��u�iici ��, �� ri�llir�n hllildir�c� a��d it IV+�:I�C� 1�1:?�� 1I1Cf'C'�lSt' �,�r;��'.�. Jt1 <iil :t��liliCil t'C'{��:i°'t�i�C�l!111, i.�lE C1Z17.('tlS "f101(�C� �`t.' :i;��;�i j1� l.�lc'ti 1�'�til�, �.i'idi: 51t1�:7C1Ci lliiti� Ii�±,1`t:?j' i:C t)E` �j)Lil�� C?Il a buildin� ��° ��; it: r��zc'��,:; i>1 s:�s�;�� r:��"? �I�F� fs.�lt t�l�a:� C;a��n�i��;sior� si�oul��l be adclressir�c� t:i,�, i�;,�,�.tc;ii�� i:��.t,:�. 11 C s��c�f�� Pl�it�'.`; td. 4'i-C:f'.Ei��l�':��'� C�)'�'�i;I1SI0�� i`��E_iiPl�fill�?_C4I_ ?_>�,_1�u7 _� PAC� 4 isr. I��i��t��v��l L.arscrn, 639C� �t��.�r1ir.F; E31vct., stat;c�c] he 6�.�ould also like to address the� �o�rii of �financ�in{�, ar,�.i, s��c�cifically, �h� .�inkir�g �-��nds. }�e disa3reed vti�th this conct>{��. of �r�in��cir�g. ��e dicl noi. thin�: it ��ias strain}7�i�orvlard, and he did not � �;f1i i�E; �<: ti�<<�s gi vi r;�� ti�� ri ti z�ns of �=ri dl cy a str�Gi qhtfor�,�ard deal . He felt i t a�tou1d t�e h�i�}i��ly irianpropria�e for� thc Pa�b:s u�?ecrF��,�;7on Co��ission and City l�drni r,�i ; t;r°�i: � or; �� >>�o��o �ed �f i nar�r_i ng t��i 5 bui 1�1i nc� i n f;ha� viay . If thi s bui�l di�ng is �.c.finitely rleedc�l (:�y t.'r�e cc��tii��luz�iiy, he fel� �t should be f�inanc�d in �a s�raight- 7"0}"1�ldi'Ci llldiiC1E:T� f)y S�� i l I;Q }1011C�y Ct" t'1}1d�GV�Y'. � Mr, L�rson statea hn acr��d ��ritf� the s�niors--that it is addressing special i��i;erest. c,r o;.aps . H� thc�.�c�f�t i t ti��as hi ghly i napprouri ate ar�ci thought i t ulas some- thi nc} �.:hat coui d be l�aridl �d by ��ri ��te enterpri se. �ie undersioc�d z'r��t the YFiCA had arace. ccns i Gered Fri �1 ey + or a faci i i ty and h�d cc�nci uGed� tf�a�t; Fri cil ey and surrounCil Pl� co��;i;�uni f.;i es could n�t justi fy a l'l;CA faci 1 i iy, but here i s the Ci ty prop� �i ng somEt��i ng al or�g �the sar.,c 1 i nes a.nd propo� i ng to �� nanee it i n a ri di cu- i ous r;7anner . �1r. C�ry l�!�s1;1�an�.f, 530C� ��1a�i��r4�orn Dr., as�,ed the fallor�ing ouesiions of the Comm�ssi�n: Da�s m�r ric��lt to b�Gsl:etb�i] �nd s��im��tiirg super�sed� my neigh�bor's ric�}�t to his };rap�r�.:y? I{is nei��l�bor's prop��ty being his income ti-rhich �he City is j��ng t�� iiave �o ia�� ir ar�er to �ui1d tnis buildi!�g. If the Piortheast Y�fCA has� ��t �c:� � ubl e�c.o bui l d a fac�i � i ty i n th�i s area �.s �li�y h:ztre been ; ntendi ng i:o cla �c?r sc�;�e �e;� yc:ars a;�� tha�t is beca��se i}�e}� hav� rot been able to raise, through t�ol ��r�t ;ry c,�ntri b�ti on� s�noiac�i� cani tai �.o �u i 1 d t#�at faci � i ty�, sho�al c{ the Ci ty -i-he;�� E:� eoe �c.i �� ev�ry ;.�ro}��r�ty cF�;r�� r i n�r°i�l cy to pay fot�� Gi�at ti��f�i ch �e�ople th��ouc ha�tt I�ri d�i ey ar�d k»yond a}~e r�o L ti��i 17 i►�c� �co vol ui-�tari 1y pay �'or and bui 1 d? h1N. t:'�s�1��r�cf stated it c-�Gs his r°COii?fli�naatiorz tli�jt, fo� th� sake of fihe tax;�ayers oi E=r-i d�ic:,y�, io �e fai 1° ancl i-ranesi, a referendu��, nn� b� held �ant-i l the ci ty yovern-• mer�t c�,n i 1 l ustr� te to �hc i;ax;:-a.yt�rs it� F�~�i �il e,y ��;iai; i s g�i ng to happen to thei r ��r�pe;°�y i;ax as the res+.�1�L of feueral an:� stute aids bei�,y cut. ia1►�. ��s �.1 unc t� �s� ask��c� �he �011 owinr. c�zies�t.i �ns : l�lho �vi 11 o��i� the bulldit�g? �°Jho ar�d hc�4x: i;�t�r?y p,,�p7 e� r i= ri d�i cy t�ri 11 ��s� th� -t�� c� 1 i ty? � 1�!l�o uli 71 b� ex{��c�ed �.o pay for the bui �1 d� r��? 1Jh�n can �,iey ex��eci to u1 i.i�r,.ite1 v qui t;�ayi ng �any taxes��,,�aro tf�is fac�ility? 4��i�o 4d�i11 as��?��F� thc inht:re:n� r�is�k, of r�s-ing m,a�ntenance r,�sts, th� possi��i�l�ty of d�crease in use7�sp ai��i �i�e potei�tial bodi1�r injixry sui �:s t1�ai ca;7 co!n.� <�bout? 1�1r��. 1�3�s i.1 �n7c� sta �e�i t�,��t, b��c�k to �:h� qiE:�sti c�� o� ��,�ho �ri 11 otiv�n the bui ldi ng, there 1 S d t1i'i"'! 11 � l, � Cii Oi c: �J� 1 f; i Cd� ��'St;C��l: "r1C{VG`Cc�?� l l�i�' E'.� �'.Ct11'E? Ol' C�OVf.'t�tllil�'11t.d7 U1'i�l�:Y'S�ii(>> tli �lC:tliiillSi.1�2:�1Ot1 0{� r�4}F� �-��c;p:; Ci }110�`�UC-1;1011 Zii:? (�1St�("l.�iUt101'1 0� CjC�OCjS.�� 1�1�� pri ��;.e _>��r.tor i s a{ rt��y �+��c�vi d� nc r�>ct�E�� i oi��41 i�<:ci 1�i t i es throuyh �he Yh9CA �lllt� crlvt'�S tl�l:j fli'i',� Lil C�t!ilS. I�� t�i?V�E'1'1}�}i,'1�`i". 1S ��?lCli; �i",0 t�r'�. 111t0 t�'lE'_ bllSltleSS Of 1'E'C't�c?cl C1 C�II y� ilC 4YC)t�� C� 5:l:lC�C'.`_;`� tf1�1�. �.}}C Cic'1 1{ll ��"1 C�41 du}��,}� 111 �:.I�ll S� 1115"�� iICC'. SI1 ��1'i J�l( i�� iti� �Ji "i ��l i�l'dtl�ij ;�C� ��Lclt,`�� .�17� t.}1( l,d7Clil��l�l i�t?1C]}1t:5 SC�100� �1 i ' t!� ��}?l: i'It,1 0+� iC>>li;;i�`l;t ii 1��!�i,' �'� <<:Y� ��;i(`i �•t�)�11 i:1'r?ilt. fi�VC' clll O�.�E?1"ci�1011 i ,,t'�C.L " �. t��lt i'�' iy��t��1 t; �� Lil�'l;l (?c }� � i t� i j):lt.t.' i il 1l: 1}�iij 1�).l t i' ' 1,5�^ )� ��Ct'c'�� t�,i ��1} (�t'CtUt cll?�. ��Otfl _l\,l��.Jn� c�ii�.` 4..� l.Y �)��1.�4��1 `��l.J ��^�.. �.t`��,t„1 �-li Li1�'� �1 l�:}f t:{1i�. �'il�.l �J�'� F�,��1�� 4�. U�� x_�. � S�'� f I i�i 1'� ��t'; � t�� C r, �� 1 I�_'{_,C(�_'_.i�: ��,101�_�1� i._i.ii1;, Pi;�,r�C{I ?.5, 1981 _�_._._._._ P�IGE 5 ir� i;k�ie sa�r�^ v:ay�? �i�i��rc� arc bas�:�tha11 couri:s, svl�ir;�rning �oc�l, running tracks, e��. , f:t�at arc j��st !�� i�1�, du;�licat:ed. kl�� c�iild not possibiy see k�oti�r this � rer_rcaii�rti bu i i �{-� ri�� coti�} :1 be co�sidey°�cl ��ri tho?.;t, i�i r�s� ta`r,i ny i t�to the voters. E4e coul c� nc� � u��ciE�r� t�;�u �,��,�y tr��e C i ty cou ; dn `� sen1: cui a 1 et:te�r i:o al 1 the home��rr�ers ur�� E�11 the�� t��f�at is qcing on, An 18� st�mp i_s better i;han $4 million do�.t�� he roau. iis . i�ari o�i Do� i n��y��, 5G�0 Eas L F;�i ver R�ad, stated she t-�,a.s the Cornmi �t�e member repr�seni� n� t�k�r ser� i a}�s . ShE� s�;a t;ed i4�at i�� i;hti� pri or i��y vote ot7 the seni or cit�;xen ar�«�;:, tf�;ere �aas a vote of 5 rea.11y t�eedeu, 4 n�eci2d, and 3 possibly neec4ed. Or� the rr�iori �y vote for the au��itc�� ium, there �ras a vote of 1 desperately nee��d, 6 nec��ed, ��r�d :; not r:eedecl. E3uc �•rherl the Com+��ittee report came out, the aucii tar i t�fin f�uci pr i c��r�i ty o�fer i:he seni or ci ti zen drop-i n cente�° and congregate �i r?� n� . She sia iecl �.he Ci ties of 1`,noka anc� Goon i?api ds have drop-i n centers , and �1 �i t�e i s i n �he �raccss of bui 1 d i nu onti . P�,t�. �tnthonyt i_orbes{:i , 61 G1 S:tnri se Dr ., f�J. E. , staf:eci they n�ed a iaci l i ty they can CGI1L?"OI 90'; ar tl7e ��ir,�e, 9 a.in. to 5 p.m. , 5�t.��s a�•re�k, and possibly even or� Saturuay or S��nda_y. They �-,�vitl d 1 i�:e a faci 1 i ty that i s compl etely separated ( ca�� ie � ttached to �.i�e bui 1 di ��g } so ; L i s cc,�:pl etely o��rat,ed as a seni or drop- i n ce?�i.e�a�. fie� s�ca �e � t�i� Fri e��ily t� ri dl ey �ol k are orqani z � ng i nto a n�n-profi t org��i ��:i on an��i �nay c�et sa��e feciera 1-� �tr�c� � n� 4�rf7 i cii cou'i d i;e7 p�ay for a dr°ap-i n cet��er. Sta-i f i;�ecc��:,�;�e�1c$a vi ons Dr. E3o�c!�,cau s�`at��d he �i � spe�w�i r�g in ra�•sor of � r€�creati�n bui 1 di ng for the Ci ty of i�ricll�>>, u��l�ss tt,ey ��aist��ed ta gei; caug��i it; the past G��d �en years fr�orn no��t Gvish t;hv�y }7ad a co;�,mur,�t:y C�'ll�er. Dr. �al4drezi� s�.at�=d che c��ai,�U o�� ih� PGrL;s & Rect,eation Cc��,��ission, as set doti��n by C�i iy C��n: i 1,�� s"to �t~a;n�t� tha sy�i:��c;�,t�i c coi;�prei�e��si ��e develor�i�ent o�f� park fa�i?�i�ie�f a�i:; rect��a��onal u��:ivities r?ecess�,r�y f�r t'rle pf;ysical, mental, e,?:;��4 c�!�al ,��o;~a1 f��;:il ;, �; �,rd ��el � br�i nt� o-f� tf�e r��s �idLfii'�s r,-� the Ci t.y of �ri dl�ey," Fie ��:a�i:e�i ti;�i s i�; 4��i�u�t t}7e f'ar�1;s & R�cr�af. i or� Def�art„�en�. Staff i s a tterr�p�i ng to do. They b� 1 i evecl ';h�:�c wi tl� t'�� Cor.�,�,i s si c�n' s� cr�E-i dancc , i t� kee�i r�� wi th �tli s cf�arge made �to ti�e C��n;�,iis��i��, recre<<t�cn sk�ould of��r=r� a11 0�� thc�;� (nat jt�st seniors or, bt3si nes.s��-s�, at�� ai;f�l ct:i c pe�pl e� i n if�e cor;,!nu��i i;y an cp�vr�L��ni ty and tVle free- do;�� ef ch��s �i ng ;�f��i �acti 4�i ii ��s i;fies� �•ri �!� to part�i r.i pa�tF i n i n thei r lei s�ure tin;e. The�� bel �ev�c �thui ��11 ��1��,r,ecl t,i1d dev�lo�^�! �;��u�;ieipal r<�e��ation�l facilities�, co,�t�c{.it.�.t�,:i a;�,r1 �r;::o�at.ed ti,�iti�� z tat..�l cc��,�i�?z�ity ��ffi��., ��ri�I1 aici in the ir;�prove- lilc'i]�t` O1 �fl(' ;?�l�'ti 7 C�i� � E'iliO�taL11117 , SOC1 cl� y dllCi IiIUY°c1� �;'t' � �'�t'��' C)f E.'c3Cf1 1�►1C��1 V1C{Ua� . i�1P�,, {�"71:'.l't? 1'�?C1c'::.1011 1S <?. 1l'�?it1iT?;it.E'. ?'t?�t`Oil�1�?1'Iltj/ Of t�lE.' E?lZi:l!"E.' COIi;l.11tfltlt:�/ ��!' ��'L ��;:l�L('.t"!i'��'i'L tfi liS Cli;1��`!1�. �;1C�,�� S{:7�'Oil�j�}y� i�C,`�i i'ci:k�'E3d�`lOil 1S d biiS1C rt��:�i to all i��ciiv?c�t;ai�. (��', E;riil:ll'c'� ti S�.i!�:i'Ci l�.< <1�� 111 ��%�i i;��lt,il l�Ca �}1'�t C��r��;;' t�.i) �'1'IC�iE'j�� t�lE'F'c? VddS d S�:-l1Li`,! 1t1;.iC'i't�;iti% fii)'�' i„ i'!:�}C?I fiU;:iia ;)<it't; I�.,�'�i.`�. t^�101i:; 1�1? �.�i 'i.}i;ii SLltt�t� 1'Id� d$tl�'V�Sr C�;�f� �!l: ��: I,lti: :?�� uC �.1 1 i c:l f'�� , 'i�� i;' l�ii�l� i C� � i h�i' �;C) 4`c�li� ,� i_ i i��? i.'_' �1 Il , f" t"t?lil �.�7iit. Sl�l1'VE'_�� Cd;1�11 �f?.' �iti'�lt':lll� 't�? �:.�i (�}s4t't't'il� ii:;L,i'dtl'iCS ��;�tC: �lYf' (/lji'.l":'l� �.O1�3.�/. %��50 fT"Qlll z1 �. SE'E�:l?�l_ � F'J1i�k:�� f'E�C(;E:1�(�[�a,', COi i�'IS�I��I f�lr(-��("[r�G, �"��:s`?C�{ 25, 19�1 PAGF 6 the s��r:�ey �ca�„n �ne n;�E:cl to r�r�ove argar�i z�d a th1 c_>ti cs from the nei ghbar�hood fiaci 1 i t�i cs �and ��urn the fUc:i 1 i t; es b;1cE; io ihe nei �;�;k��orhoods . Anoth�r need ��as a ncF��1 for n�orc� indoor t,ecrc�a�ional facilities. Aftei� tf�at point in time, they did c�:.:ve1op a co�;�erati��e a�reernent �wit�� C�r„�nunity F:ducaf:ion� and Schoo7 District 1�. 19;at coot�rative uyr�eer�ent is sti11 ir efifect �znd is wo��king very nice7y. Dr. C�t�udr�eau si;� te� a pl an vras cira�,rn i�p ar�d a propas�l m�lde for outdoor faci 1 i ties to ��ro��i c�e ��: rel eas� �� ro��, tE�e r�ei �I7t�or'r�oocl c�rc}ani lecl atf�l t�ti cs i nto si x 1 i ghted ba.11 dia�nonds, f�o�.�r foot:ba�11 areas, �j.ild soccer ar,�a�. Thi.s vaas caupled ti�rith a proposed r�creat�i on bui 1 di ng �o servi ce i ndoor recreati�t�. Dr. �oudreau �tat�;d t;he City vti17 sc�on realize the outdoor athletic areas. This C�mn��ssian, aloi-�g G�lii,7 Cl�;y COL!11C1�'s backing, established in Oct. T980 a ci tizens' advi sory cor�,:�ni tiee �I;o c�i ve 1;her� i nput on the nced for an i ndoor recrea- �i onal fuci � i t�. F�s purt of thei r respons i bi 1 i ty, i t 4vas tl�e Cor�mi ttee `s respons i- bi l i ty to sc�e k ou�: i n � or�i��zi;i en cr� var�i ous ty��s of� i'aci l i ti es avai 1�b1 e thr�ugh- out �:�� C011l'�i?Lipl ty and n?ake recar� �:�:,nc'ati ons based o� tl�e i nformati on they found. F{e i�elt the Cc��;��iitee �iici a very fine job. , Dr. E�oudr��a« st� ��a the P�,rks & Recreation Uepartn�.ent Stai��f has been at�une to t;he needs of th� cc�,��n:un�i -cy, az�d tl��ey are al so at �t�ne to Sct�ool Gi stri ct 14 as far ?S C,tyip'1d�1U1'.1S di'2 C0110EY'�IECi �ilc'�t, ��t�l� C�°i'�;3.I1C� 1S ,�USi; b1rqEY' t�ldtl ti1C SUD��/u. Tl�e Far�:; & Recreaf.ion Depar�'crn��. alsc� 1=��els i:i;e schoo]s are available, and they are ��ilizi��g ih�� schools for many o; their ac�ivities; ho�.�,ev�r, the time the sc{�co�s are availabi� is y�,�erally in tne evening. I1� is �.lso available far some lin�itec� u�e on S��turda; and not availahle cn� Sunday. T��ey da utilize North Park Scht�ol i i� ti�e Ccl u;nbi a F�e�i yhts Schoo7 Ui siri c � and tloodcrest; Scnool i n the Spri ng La4:e Par4; School Di str� cj�, but t��s� co�r:��uni ti es a i so have tl�ei r o,��f� recreati on prot;rums far �V;t i r o�,�;n ci ti zens , and he di d not f�el �=ri cil ey shoul d impose on i;h,.�n eitcler, Dr�. Bo�i;��eau sta�:`c! Staff -t�eels a t°ecreai;ional s�;�r�minc� pool tti�ould be an ad��an- tage �:u the City in all��vin, mo7°ring, naor hour, «ftet°nonr�, arid evening st�Jimmi►�g ac�;7v�iii:s. Thi,; is ba��ci on so��;e o7� ti��c infc�r�mation tf7ey h�ave r°ec�ived that s��i�;��;ii�c� is << 1ar�,e act-ivity in t.he 7iv��s ofi many prople. Tf��y are looking at 9Yn�s, a s�-�inuni��c� puol, an a�i�litori�.�,�7 r�,hi�.h �;�oulci be a multi-purpose rc�om. They feel �;i i�chei7 fac-i 1 i�:i es �,re r;cedeaci U��d �i,�any i��,ore r��e��:in� ��oo�ns are needed. Wi th the �:�,+��e-�� ng rou:��:, , tl�c�y are 1 ooki nc:� �t tiie type of rooi,t �;hat can be di vi ded tvi tl� a i��ul�;i-��i�p�ase us� �in mincl. � � � Dr. Goudl�eau s ��t.�d tf�ey {��ve 1.,oi;ed at: n��:ny c�f the possi bi 1 i ti es� a��ci wV��t other c�it�ies I�t��e done ��+�th their e�le,r,eni:�i•y schools. Thc gy�n��asiu�l�s in elementary SCf1C�C>�:� n.}'c? CGCiS�I'UCLE'-(.� j'OY' t?�U'1;111:c1Y�}� ctt�!c? CIl1�C�l't'l1y �tll� Iit�,il�' (;�1d11�E.'S 410U�C� �le1VE' � �;[1 OCCtl1"� t0 i11�� i!? P_��'il?E'il�;�.�1"�� S�ilO:?� ftlliCi:1011d7 ��C1t� CVf'1'ui� COCi1111U111t�/ USE'� �Uj: l�'. C::li? t?C'. Ci011`.'. i��? 5��+�.E':j Ii1�Ul}' (1�?li[)(E'. flc?.V�� lll!11�)i`.�1 1;C i;0[lC�U510115. fiC' S't;dtE'(� d C�t�'C:151011 �1dS i;0�. �.�cc?i1 1'CiICIiCCI A5 �t0 l'.XdCt i�� 1;'�lcl�: 1•il �� E? 'lll ��iC' 1"E'CT"t?Z�;lOII �iUl�C�lflC�. %�i C1E:C1 �1 ��Il fl;'. ; tlt�'l t`Vt?Ii L��`.l'.?1 1't`;i��l�:Ct �� D l'��iE� ��fl�t' il �ll i 7 C�l Cl(j �;'1 7 � C'VC11 � k�C �ll1 T�� u1iC� hi7 (�C�:�I�1�J!7 1; << 1?i�El f!?;tCl� "(OY' S(?;'tiCiitt., �lnj� �(�UIlCI`> 011 dtl�}' f�'tC?I1tV f;0 dc1tE'.. Til�t 1 S iSic� 1;�i�".�Oi� ��01' 1`.fli' t i'}ti)1"�. iL'�tt:j 1'�?C r�i �';it'.11C3�1 �;1 011 �C; ...ilC'. i�di'�:S �x I�F,Ci't'_c1t.10f1 � ? � � • 1 t•�_ � �� _ �� • � r �. '�p �^(�CO�i'iill;'_'f1C� i;0 t,l j;y �OlIl1C1 � . CL 'ii ti:, ,�l9 ci,�� l�; l:� �,j l,C� ��}lt. �i�;illil ,.�1C;1 �. 11 F sE�ccz��,�. � � � �n�� f'F,f?KS Y.� i;E�C(?r�l`+1-If�'�� '�0��°iTSSlt,��d riTE TI�''{�.�_i�l�,i'tFi__2`�', 19f��7_______ � h��s. l��,1��- � st.�t.e�j C:t,�. E�cudre��,u's ree��rr�endat:ions 1ncltzdeci thrce c�ytiTinasiums, or�e rcc.reat�onal p��l (25 �r�c��ers), a��d r;ul�:i-p��rpose r�c<<�s. She asked Dr. Boudreau � �•li�a� �ze n,c�nt by i��u i j�i -pur�;ose . ' pr, �',e!,«t��:tu �tat��d thc:y are lookint� ai, som� stagin, area buil� into a multi- � piir�posG "audi�c�rlura" sW�c.e, lounge at��:as (c�>u�ld be used far the seniot�s for a dron--in cer�t�u�r�� durir�g the clay), and a g�,,7e roor7� ti�lou�d be attractive for the teen gt°ou��. kl�� state:.i a rut�n i rig i rac4: coul u be e1 eva ced auove ti�e gymnasi um. Dr. 8oudi�eai� sta�:ecl tha�, a� �ar as funding, ti��t t�,as entirely up to City Council. As far as a�;i;r.�t�ble, -t{�cyy ti•.a�_�ld 1i'r.e to see a faci7it:y an:i think there is a need for s«cfi a facil i�y at t}�e earlie�st pos�ible tir�e. l�i�ey think it is an investment fur� t17e f�<i,:ur�e, ar.d ii ��till n�1: r,ei, any less co:�t;1y. �ie statns they feel they have enou;'n sta�f t� opnra�:e sucn a fa.uilit;�, ��rith a possible t��o additions and � uti i i zi n� par�L-ti ,��e students and re i_i red p� ��?1 e. Mr�. Jack Kiric s�ated he ayr��ed with a1i Dr. �aucireau had said. He fel�: che Con;rnit�tc:e loo!:ed at a11 that �,��s avai1able to the citize��s ar�d found there was a net.d fot� additio«.�4 -±aci�i-ties. In ;;�GE�inc,� tneir dE�cision, their primary corsidera- ti en ��,�as th 1�L the -iaci �l i�cy s2rve a1 �! ac;e yroups . p,n� ��na; l 1 i cn � ta �:�cf she a�l so concur°r°c' ��i i;i�� Dr. �oud7°°au and f�1r. Ki rk. She lJ e �'14� i � th�u�!�i the Cc;rn;ii.tee sper�i: a 1ot oi i:im� 1ock�ing at the ca,��rr�unity as a t�rhole, k��a�t ��uld be ��,ost af,p��,op��ia�Le i"or� �%E�e coi��„�t!ri-ity as a t;�hole, �nd tt�at tf�e center tv�ul d i �.�d i is� i f to b� a center• for° E=ri c;l ey. �,Ut?i'115S1C�t1 �1SCUS�lOt1 P��. S�eger sta�.ed one c�f t}�e f��ir.��s she �aunci lackin� ii� the report v�as any resr�or,se �Fro�� tf�e cul�tura�l g��avps--•uanciti�g� t4�eatre, ethn�c groups, etc.--why �,�cr� L��t_y not a�i�ir��ss�d? hir. �lac�: f-l��sen si;a�:�d leti,ers t°;�:re sct,t aut to t:h� 4�ario��s cultt�ral groups in F�°�i � l ey , bu 1; tf�e�;� c�i ii �1r, � r�cei ��: a��y -i nfar-„-��, ti �n ft,or�� these p°op �° as to �vi�ether til�SE'� (�t"UU�5 4�r'�311 �E�i O1" J1��E'C��?(j d)l �CF33. - t�ir, Your�g staE:ec� t�:e ciiu not �Ceel th��t°e ��,�,s a reed 1`or �n olympic size pool. Na�,��ver, ��s a��;��iit o�� sr�:al1 c(�ilcir,e��, �I7G �oois tl7at arn in eais�:ence in the f��i }h sci�ool s i�� .f�,e ��ei ghl�;�ri nq co�;�r�,;ui�i t�i e�, do nc�t r;cet �� i s fami 1 Y' s� needs . The C!1�1�C�1�E'.)1 C':11�10�. �"di Zi i�E' �jdC}�C��5 OY '��:'dt <'t j� i:1f1C� Oi 1��Otd�;1011 C�E.'V1C�'S� dTld ti�e �I � t cl �� i:ots �.,.e �:oa �„r��l 1�a go i n i:o �i�? f;cr t:h,<'c i� 42" dF��e�� at the shal 1 oti�� e�lci. Fi�� L�;�ould �li'��.e to ser_� a r��c��•c��i.:i�,�al sizc po:�l ��i�17 a��.cl�ir�g a��ea far srs�all cr�i 1 ci;�t�r� . l�l�� .d.�i n�� oc�l ar°ea eE��l ti a�J ,;n b�.: �;sed h�t �thi. fifiti�li ca��p��d ai�ci by ��oE�1 c��a c�,��i,c�t ��:i,�i. f�4r> >v�tfl d l i ke t� s�e a}�c�ul tllat i s des i�n^d i or° total us��t�� i��' �l i �i �;��L`;,1 t'. �'S. rlt:ijii�;'S ci$ i�t�ii ``!il�� t, 1'll; n� 1`it`•l(� r{ i;�?�i� j' �0 tl \�'dC�11tC{ j;00� . �i � S1�EC��t�L . E'As';��4 p� f;E"Cr•'.}�l'��I�ICi�� CO;��iIS``�+�'d ��'';�E:-��h'G, ii�!:.�:f,V� 25, �I��il PItGE II Ur. E�csu;irr�a.0 s#:�xt:ccl tki,-;t �;�th �a ��radir�� p��l area, LhE�y a��o�rld ho��e and eneourage trr, par�ents �o bc :�esUor�s i bl e i or t;�ti, i r cf�i �I cJrc:n . fio�;r�ve�°, by State t_aul, 1 i fe gtsarus t�rould� ravr� Lo�be c�n du�y at all ti�>>es. E�is. �{ughes st�,i.F�c1 �he thcugh� i � aroulcf be ti•lorth;-�-hile to lo�1c into the rules on ��hirlpools, saun<�zs, and ��uciing pools. � Mr. K��cfiri ck ask,�� th� �uesti on abou � i r�surance a��c� 1 aUtsui ts � and 7 i abi 1 i�i es a�r-iti� r�Gvir,g such a buildin,. " Dr, f3ouclreuu stat.ed th� t bf S�`aie L_a��. , the Ci ty i s t,equi red to hav� 1 i abi 1 i ty insuranr.,� �h�i: cov�rs ihe Ci ty i n the casFP of r�eg7 i�cnce, l'�,ny ci tixen can fi le a sui #; a � any ilrre und i t i s ur� io the Court to der.i de. 1�1�. }i��ghes askE�d the Carramission rnen:bers if thLy feli: tliere ti�ras a need f'or a rec��<tid i:�i t;il �ui i di nu . P�lr. f',l 1 en stated i�e sa � i n t��i th tl�e C�rr,^�i ttee a►�d i:hey ��tent through a gr�at deal of inforrrb,tion. He stated he is farniliar�� rith recre�tioi�, and f�e fee�s very s%ronc;ly thac ;;hat is is-s e;:istence is not sufificient. He s�ai;ed he has heard the argu��,��nt rf��y, n�any ti��;es aboui; the e7e��;er�ary sc;�o�7s, but he f�lt tf�ey are tot�11 y i i7ac�eq�!a.t�� a.nc[ t.he d�si �:;n i s not f��r ever��o;�e , Ana�h�r ti�; ng �that has be��n l�ro�tgi�w�� u;� i s ii,e pro�t�a;,?s of t��c school cii s�.rici. He sta �ed the Schoo7 Distr�c�c }��s tl�e;r �rcct�anu a��d t;�eir priot�i�:ies and btasires�,and they �have to tal<<� c.ar°� o�� th�s:� �t�i nc7s . O�i ten �:f;at i s��i r-,g ic t�e i 11 co�; i i i c�; 4�i �;h t��e parf� r��eecis . he s �ai.ed r�ecreati on i s yoi nq �o gt°o�� ; der.�ands are go1 r1c to grolv. Peopl e are �1c��; c,aoi ��c� to be clr � vi t�� 7_�0 �,�i � es �;o a 1 a4�e as i,uxch a��,,�;ore. �le �sta�ted he c;�i c not ti�an�� `r�i s rec; �::�ii cn n�eus relyi i�g oi; o�h�r schoo7 c�i str�i cts or �ri va±e ins��i �i�tions. He staiE�l he tL��E:�s recreat.io�i v�ry seriously. He �1e7t there is a k?ic� Jap �,i�d E�e�ple clo t,u� r:�alire the �?�,o��y��:�ns �hat coulc� occur and could be cievel �ped t�r�i t� a pt�op�r faci 1 i ty. �9r�. Ko�,dr•i c�: si;ateci he a.greeci 1C1C°� N�i cEl t�,i�a� P�^r. Al ie� I�ad said. t�1r. Young st.� �e�3 i�e ��tve a 1 enc;i�hy �t�eseii �a �i or� tc� t}�e J��icees at thei r- iast r�;eei.i r� . �f��;e s v �<<�:��,,;bers ��;er� �i f� attend: „c� . The f��i�,b��rs ��1 � t4�et�e �•tas a need i�c,r a po�l , at,d trt��✓ fel t tl�.�r��e t�,as a rr��d �'or• nyi;�n::s i um sp�ce. Tf1e peopl�F a� �:}l,? CiC'.E�t;l i1C? '�!c,Y�P V'ct'�/ COCICf't`I?:?�7 d��0ia� S::?C�Q i I.ISP. c 11(� U1 ti � 1i0�i; V7di'�t t�lE' SCE100� S�0 tzc� «ble r� ��r; -e�r��. �°1�crez��i o��;;l raci �l i iy ��si� in il7a.i bui luinU. 7hey� saw no n�ed fo,, i;il� �cl.o,�l�, tt� ir�k�� !5e :�� t.h::se ;�:�ilii:-ies a��,� tk�at ti�:� facilit�ies sl�ould ��t? 1t�t' ll'i�i? f�� Cl� � �l'tl,'_t'115 :�_?�CI 1'si��; k?;.' l;l �i.ili' S1 il.ldi:l0li �'!IlE,'Y'E? d SC�lC10� I�IOU�C� f1c�V2 j�l'1(�3'l�,Y. ��il;'y 4�;�'t'i' ��i GC?31r��'�1'lle'i� d��.)C!;.1� 'iC?�l-•t'E'S1C;�'I�ii;S �t1�1 L�'tCi 110� tVc�ilt tlUil- ��si�Ii��;ts i.alj�i�; �,�;:�� };� u�� o�� a fa::ili4y tf1�,_� ;,�i;;;�4 f�:��,Je i:o pay far. If they c� i �� }<i 1�� t,c� ,�a�r i �� i t, �cl7c�y t��r��ted a hi c,�l� cno«,h �.�ser fe�� o di scout,age non- i'C51 %(�_'ll l-S . � .y.�..� 1 .ii�l ��l � 1••,! .. ,l'��l �} i� r) �r� 1 '}�� l f 1�i t. t"� l �:i". ��.��-�ii� $C,,•.�.Cl f.,„c_ iic;�f::E�t. �1, ii'i'S l;._i .- 0� SQ C�1 .,�.i'iiEC c.t.Oltl: i�.� i li, 0�Juj� tsi:? (.iili 1;!1'� � c.: !.?!! i� Cl i�l�'. t?i11 � Ca-I ti�', t�lt( C�l �� `:;4)1'E'�S � i?C .L:01?!'t'1't1 �:(1�1t; f;f1C'. i;dX4?cl�/C'1�S � tii(?il�'y `_;ilDi1�(i ilD't� �i:iVt' �:C) C�jQ 1`".?l� �i;�.1l�li:C`I�i;ii�C::.' 0� iliE� iitGl�lt.l.`_S. �El.? �e'.Oj��E: 4J{10 � 1�. 1-� s r� � � s ;,�_ T [ 1 n 1 nn (� t�1}��..��i �! 1��_L.:)c1�'�tl�s.)It i,�}"��I"{1.<>rI,(.'� �..;��[�.t�fi�.�' I�i/�-i:l.i) (J� ��7C,� ft�iGE J t��e tr,e faci �it�ie��, �,�yu�� t1��-�et��4i r�ei,�4��rr,h�ips, 7;iould i,��:ally �a.Y for the t��ait�t��:nar��ce �r�t� oy,.�i°��itan. C��i".:, all �t4�� r;�.�s�;be��s f�lt this bui1cfit�� was r�eeded is� ihis c�;n,rftiuni �y�„ � C��ts. S�t��e�� s1.at��d sP;� k�as �at orz t;t�tie f �,r�:s � E:ecrr�ation Cc��,�l�issio►� for a long iiri�, anc! �the Coi��,1�issi��ar� t�sas h�ard ti��,e r�eecls. Ton�i�i;� t(�ey ure hc�ring��the afi;I��et�• s�de--thai ��t, is ►��t:. �7��c'ec�. � SI��ti�� f:no!�c��r�G i;llr��t t��s �t�teresf:ing, 6ecause �,�'t(?ji il;jb�F' �l"C�Y'c1!:�;, c�il:� ll`aVC�' �';CC."'_1"it�F?Ci 7. Cj'�'�cii; C?E'.��.� >?t10E 't;ft? L1li;C' S�"lE'_ f1dS �e�tl OCl r ttl� Co;r�ni�sicn, ar;� sh:: r4as on�ly se�n roo� t!��i��gs cor��e out oi it. She can see a neec fior tP,�sr� facil��Lies, or t(�ey t,!ould ;�at 'r��:vc qcr:c ��c� this extent. She con- carred w; �:f�� th� nF�e�%; as the nee�as t�aer��e e�:pres;;ed b; � tf�e cii:iz�ns. They did not � cor�i� �'ra��i tni s Go,;�,�n�� s s� on . P��s, ��1c�iill�ion s�f:ate� ��hat, �s far as the s�r�io►- ci�:�izens, i� �vas her personal �3tfilc?s�ph; �i-�� ti�;:y did no� 1ik� t� segr,e�«�e c(if-�-e��ni: acae yro:�ps into different ar��as. Tf��e sEnior��s have r�acle i.ne cerr:net�ts �bcut ho�,�� n��_ich �s�� ;�oung peopl� �are � a��at ��h��a As �i�icE� as it �>roul�i be to ha��re a facili��y �ar t�heir o��rn, she �did not t�ra�7� ��o sce it; so s��gre�zteci tt��a� they t-ro�sld be cut o�Ff fro�n contact c�rith all o�i;her �ge groups. A.iOTIJ;�r L'Y. 1: ,. 7:0�,'GiZ:t"C,'�, �'.�C.�;:Vn�'',D t�Y 1-aR. ?'�Ll�.v.�'f TiJ RECO:�`�'=i:l1D A�',I'CR.F,AZ'.IOir'.'�L BUILDITIG L��t�Cz�.l'� Err1�.'.i(..ti �� %i/,r i/ llll.�..�i)JiC, lt�r. L`f_�.1.� 11...11 t::i fi�i �i./J l�ii�rl�1) .�.:a l:i�il.i�1�1i4�i� �iJ �Y'1�'f� tyi �., ...�,�: ' _C 7- i" " r�.�•r-, f�rv � . Icf.Ci.��1:C'T0.'Yi'iI.• �T L- POJL !L`ii7 n KI1 Ut. 1' l Ic, ='�:C':CI:'1:Tk`. t��e�. A�� lnn C��g,�st�d i�ra� th;_, r�uti�r j��5t er�d;�r<e t:f�c, reco,n:;:��rlciatioris of the E:o;;��pi �:t:ee a��i �}i the sin�? 1 er i r�cioor poo] . iks �i ::r as �he ki tclaet�e�te, he fel t they co�!� ci sugeesi tf,ai �to the Ci ty Cr�ur�c.i 7 i�or �:r�� Cou�i�ci 1`s consi derati�on. f�fr. !:a��,ir � ��: a,�i thcret�.� ►�i s i?;=.;t;i on. F'O1 ZC%:Y Pz` I.tI�, :�0`,?.;%C:�� St`LC�,',�.�.'U .isY i�IR. t;L£,�P7� 'P,?��T Tf?E P��R::S �C RECI?F;ATIUi`: CO"1MIS5ION C"Li,'_':,. �."i �r ''�'`� '�!G;V�iiUI'L.iT:�v�� r£:IJS LtU,S.��>.�..L;td`1"' COl�1�iZ`l"TL'.E�S > , � .� �; C � � 'r F� L.�F;.�� , I•:!,CC;..::.r,..t?rl`z''.C�:; FC�: �..I7.??_"c'C ,;�3r ��,-:`),I/.'1:',C= 11�±:�;Z-' [':Z7.i�'_:'i-�1'U�:1'C:��' GYi�.':'��f7SIU��.'S� r'l �lULTI— ��t.�O'.�.. F��_;.:i� ie ..:�t.l�? 177ie'" FOOZ� HiJI� 1! n:_T7'i_'H]';��.�I.�L' F,TI�I�� '.�T_'s"Zd�'iON Pf�I� TO 1tlE ,Sfiii'1:C�� C'.1:1:'IZF'iv`S r:C.,�IV.Z�T7.;S. f�"��. Y�ur�n stat�d },�� questic��7ec� t1��e �rr,��ii�i�� f ��e��,�ue tE�ai; ��i��d be yenerated �from th� }�7'� Sl��,� �:t�e� Gnc�i ��het.f�� i t ��i�id bo sic;n�i i ictin�� enou��h t�t� j,astify �uch ��an � . area . i ��,��e tf�� t->>°eu <<ti��ul �i h� ;n:�� i� �r f��,��.i ng roe�,7. H�.� �� sa ��u�s�ti �r�zd ti�e 1?t'.c'i� ��Y' �: 5',?�.C,n i.:1' ..Ct?i t.zl�:� l�'i?l. 1L i''i)r f)E? '�'G1�`�� C1j� d. Ill31Si3110E.' i:ii�l1 1�; 1^30:1�C��b� , �, ,� ,� , , , - ,,, , � ,.� �'e Y��f �c; rcco�};;rcnd i,�stead 1�.�1 �%,{1 V•i�. �Y ��C"tl 1 � 1 i.�iil t�i � i c l 1� 1 L)' 1�.fl i�1 ��.1.i. �. � �1131; ?:{l:' OU1 ii{lll�j ii�iV�.'. d�rE?�iC�l11j 1�,�.Lil'lilE: c,l (:it u11Ci i10� c:;1 dY'i'c1 l.E1dt 1'�UU�{C.� IlE'E'C� �0 l�i: ,'i:�ffii�iin � r'i5. fi'!:�ili_'ti ��iii� i] S�}E'_ c!(;Y'"t'C'�� `'J1 `li1 i..l ��',. f,�t• Y!��lii�j .`at,,;.('C( .;1:' 01";�`r ,:�;;y �i_ �':'i1i.!Ci �'C'�c'. i{)1 i!+�', i;;�:?'t.i^�1� .'!:S 1� CUl1S1;�:?1"dt:'I(JIl ,. } ,-(i , �t•,-� c,} �,;! � CililCi;':�i1� L(ii? E'.�t:t'1'1 J Zl1C� i:.�lE' t�. � �:. E;l V`�.;�1 i�.t� a � , . i t�„ 1�,�, ��' �' , ( ., �" _ . � : - c f ! �� n � � ' 7 f: , r t , i : � � a � ' l� i�i.�.? �t'C�. i��t.. �it_s ��s{1�1 ( � il � i-� �. �. Ic+�� r�,�. il 1 t�(�U, 1� I t, �>P� E � ��._ � � � � � PAGE lti ��!s,l�� o ';{_�.ia'r` i�" �,� �� , i � t r.i� �..� �.� r,., (,� t.t�l�,1��1 C�f��i �� `�IU a�,�� 1 T�(��a f��ll!?('�1 r'5 y 19<� _�___�_ -_____,_..__ ;:-.'J � 1<�;J nY � i�i/� YC)L! ,�' ,°?3 [ C'I�IP, L) F3`I 1 t5 ,� f t � i'1� � 1'O �� ' � f I� 1�l f•; l'1I TTT �'C1I'TO.J 7'F(��'1r IN i3i�£.l��i"f.;a� i%��, 7'11L�' �?.�t S.,�i1 j��JfiC'1: Lt�1� ii..l�s� F;f, 1)L'It,iCD �:;:I� %?lI�1' 1•'L.l.�ill;�i C0�ISIIJL'P.�`iTION 73T; G:LL'ts`Iv !`0 Sr'1�1!' 1 t�'( r'ii<1 ��7P.11:i'ICi;J Of' e� "l:'OI�I_�T1'12" � SIZL' PODL fiZ<L'A 2'U �'IlC.iL.i i^ATI: U5E � �xr ��r:a��l�,� c.:�;,�-, c.�f,.ac�l r;:�;: r� r;��r;�-.�x ��ooz . UPOi'1 A VOTC::: VO'E��:�� nI1; VD'P7'tdG TiYE, Cf1AIFiPI�'I:.SOP7 IFUC�HI�;.S I1ECI,AiliiD THT•.' A1,9ENDi;D fi11IN 11Ci'i'T.(�,J Ci:1:?2I1:'D Ui��F.NIt=;�>U5LY. UPf.>i��.' Ti VOZ�CE' ��C:TI•;, HI,L t'O�'_lIIG IiYE'� CFII'�.I�RPER50PJ FIUGII��:S iJ�;C'I�Ei1ZL`'D TIIF ISAIN MO�'T.OtV A.� !1:•iEPrlir;'J C:Eai�P,.Tr U Ll:rii:'<'.i�1v0i%.Si_,Y, Ms, F��a�;iles statec; they nee�ed t;o a.ddre�ss i;he fir�ancing ar�d time schedule. �Did tl��e Co��„n�i s si c,n ��tant �:o u�al:e a rece�rr:�ne�icEati �n �;o the Ci t,y Counci 1 on fundi ng? �,1,-�, 1•o�rg st:ateci he d�id r�ot feel capabl� t�f making a decision an fur�dinq. He fe1 ti tr7e ma�t�t�r or� fundi ng s��oui d be deci de� by C�i +�.y Counci 1. �He al so fe� t the��e sr�o�.�l c� be a r� rer��n�m i n;:he co;isi�uni ty asl:i ny �the peo�i e i f tS�ey real ly wan�: t}�is bui lai rg. iV1r, F;.l?cn s��.ted r�e t�ta1ly agreed. I-Ic also did not f��e7 adequate1y trained to get i;�t;c; tf�� area c�� ; undi n, . H� stated he v��ou ] d 1 i ke to 1 i{:e to ma{ce a. moti on to et�dorse a�;d pa.�:s a�o;��; �c� Ci�;% Co��ncil ihe rec��lrn:ci��la��ions t�ade by� the �0111Ct1; f:�;-E'i� 4'dil l C1� 1 r�C l Ui��(,� �k1E', Y'E? i E91"C�;1(�:!!lil. 1: 1t �t7`' BY i•1T �I.T. �r w� E�::I�T�'J vY :��TR. Iw�:Dn�r'i�o �t{�1' +1zZ� F'�'it2 :S C� F.�CREA?'IOV � C`FJt...t.�',5±�pr�' .I.�,CD,��.:�riii e1?71� k� S� O:d ��'� �..' ��" i;t�,i�i�CIT, 7F.�L 1HRiL ti�TI0:J5 i1��J�� 3�' TFIE C:O,�.:rii'dlTl I:i:�r.;�'iT.iOPr i�_';urS �'l.�,5ii�.�:...:is':i' i.O:�:;�:I:l`1'UI'. t n --r� n-�.� �r�-y �,�.�'i��" T �� 7 t�I'v`?'T01J �r1: ...lr,tal. 11� F'f�l<t;, f�.:�_ • fiT.TO"; ��:'ti17 iti�TC1��L ��,Sf�U�`2C.1; COl7MiSSI „Z'�Ol_.��':'dI) :I'U .�.."s CI?'`" COUi�'C.ZI� 2'll<'?T B�£'O:�E fi RFC•REATIOP� ?�U1:L7�]_"P.'Cr 13;s !:>L%It,'c'' .._.?'?' TH_�;Y� �:PHF' C1-1^Y COU:1C_2-1�, f�D�r.ZSE TII�; ��OI1��;:Ii�rITX OF Ti1 �' RESJIII'S 01� ��'lit' REPOR2' VI,71 THF St7N NI;P7SFf7PiR A;1L xi}' Ili;'�' U?'l11;i: i':E.'�i?!S Oi i=;i1��.71. �� '�• " .:t'IiA? 1.'?IF; P.::;K .'�:�:Ci;';:;TwO�'T A:dD ivr>l'Unr;T_, RF:'50Ui�CE CO�ti1."�1iSSI0N 1�:07'Z�O:v' �r ._ . . . ` r i:r'CC".'_.r�`1P 1'<) i'�F; CI.`.C'Y CO'�r�C.r� it:r�`.i' I>';'r'C:l:��' is RI�Ci.�:'r?�TI i � t5U'I,�.1"?`;C� 13�' ;i�'1r;i' T��.��1' 1':"r',�.'� ;"iIE C.Z�I'Y COL�_ICXI�� GO TO t"� � �ir�.['�1,1�:�;!`; i,'�i�'�i L'iJ'i�.�'. �%'� 1'�ii: ::'l.e).'•'.Til� . rr -� 1 i� r�•�•;-1 r��•A1, ,� .', � - - *�1 �li j' ~�T 1..� i.�:��f!'11JJ1�iV ,�.�rl rv�a ;'r 3: ...! 1�, L 1 �� i.�..:�. r i�., c1;1� >1�_t o:� A:, v rJ=1��llrx _ R,:.:�� J�� 1i.. ...(.; u.:.ic'J% :�7 1'll.a �.'�T i�t� �.�il:?.l�..ir� �'%1`:iJ' ��i)�L'��):�L ri �ii��.��C,li'��ii�iJ tU.7.-L„):i?`1i� P.; �iU_I'L•T. i'I�il ''�?'trli�'� 1JI1� CI.'1'�' CO� :�ZC.TL� I)TSCUSS b'�:iTH tiC.'%fDDi, i).T:>1`Iii:C:i, "�,x ii:�'�' �?L,T�'z�i;%.11'.71�E S.TJ'F;� OR �'AC..ZZITXZ•;a TIIAT ("J:i);?) I�?a L'S1"? .R 1','� :'�.,',U' .�;i). o, C`i>. �,�i(:i'�'� 1�;0:;C; `.s�ilf.,i'."li tiii?.�. �:fi�'. rli�]iiL`i��'U i.lii;c'.ti:lliii'. ��j� �.�lE� COIlif1111�:�.(�C fUl' c�ll Cl�l s!!l l�n 4't'.it'� i'{l�'�i l ��i� by� S£� f�:. � s �� i� . �1iC'. ,�.�ti:l�Ci tE;�l i�. d � �;f�li' 7 dSt �l tj/ %�.�1i11�: 1� Cl�1�t c°i't'1�,C..,' I1:°i`i.l ll� 3��lE:y' Cil i�.L!_��l'.i� 21 i�l.�� l.•f'i�Li!4,1i. Sf'E? S��,�t?C� ��,�ldt: iJE'CdUSL' �(.{,:'. P?;1 i;'�'! �}' i�j L?l�� .'i �L' �LU)li:.l ��itlj t�CC:�':VE'G �l iQ�. Cf �`iilCi: Oil Lf1C� Iliit.Ui'�' CCI1t;E'l" u�i�t t'.il� "f�:?C�: j.li:,�; 1j; t�,��!t��ll'S 1f= 1� n�?1ilCj TC) C'_0�� llt' :'.i�>�t i.�'t'.1"S 111:�?lf��y� �,}lE' C,1tJ� i,7Utl1:�17 �iS �1';•t'�,' C..?'��`��1"!i�'.0 <t!?Oili: ��iL= C:��iil!il�i��.�' ��)ZY"� 1SS11;' d12C� 4':�lilt �;0 �l)E'��lJj) �1'�nt.�� 1.I ,I J��t�l��;� � .� . P�+.;�r.i 7t I?I"Ci:i_;":i IO-, �;�.�=rs, �t..`.aS,'�, ��;f t I�''t,, i; �i'C,ki >5, 19<;1 E'/�GE 71 k?�i ih tl�^ c7 �t�i 7c��s �zf;ot�f. l��c4-� rn�.ich i t i s c,oi i,�� to cost. Sh� s�tz�ed �that most of tl;e City C��«r,ci1 ��r,��i��.rs are ��Ut in f�:��or c�� doitz� anyt;hir�g� on this before the p;o��c��ber e; e�� i on Ii; �!�:s 1��7�� undc rstandi r�g th��t; tt�,F.�y woul d not 1 i�,e to � see ��ll S 011 d Y"�: i C?Y"E:'ll�;lii1? il;?"i�G}�E? ��a0VCilak)£?}" dilCi tll��y' 1lGt: `�^.dt"I� {;0 SE'.� 1� iJdSEC� 011 SOfT1C' of t:f�e atlier i ssu •s f:�ro<<��ht up at ��i � m�}eti raq , orr� i ssue be? ng f:lie : t�te and federal cu�tl�acks ��r��; ��,�,�ere tP�a Ci ty is goi nq tr� be as �'ar as fisnd�i ng. She stated si�e jus �:-r��nteci i;c� convc� sorn� of ti�e Ci ty Counci 1's tiiouchts 1:0 �:he Cc�mini ssi on. f;s> i#ug;�es sf.;�ted it t�as her underst�.n�Iinc; �tl�iat this opir�ion referendGm 4�ould be on'f �,� an c,�i ni on referenc�u�r� � o test th� v,aters anu a��oul d T10� I�e to v�te on a bcnd issue. ��1r. Yc�ttn{� st.atec� i� tl��y we��+t. �;o a honci i ssue to pay fcr tne bui 1 cii ng, i t woul d necessit:�.e a�7oth�:r c'ec��ior� at a.�later cla�e. 1�ir�y ��ke� �he time to have an o}�,i ni or� rc�fcr�nd��,r �:l��d then a fe4�1 n;ontt�s 1 ater have a.no�f��er referei�dunt7 By �tso��c��;be�° �I�e archi�,ec��ural t�rcrk v�c�«ld have 4��e� sta.r�ted (a� recor,�mend�cf ��y the Com~��i �ci;e� ) anci �t��Ey ��roul d hav� a 1 i i:tl e better handl � on costs . Fi� agreed� vai th t-is. 1��0 �es that a ��ei erenci�nn b� forest.alled un�i 1 t��e �ronth of Pdovember wl�en tllere is a yerieral electicn to gei� the it�rst voters. i��r, �+11 en �t:��tec. he i; c��c:ern�d that i;��e k�ui � ��i ng ga or� i ts ot�rn meri t�tnd not becorne �x p��l i ii ca l b�.tt.7 e. tr1r. Kor�dr i ck sta !:e:� i.i�at b�cause of po � i�.i cal pt�oblei,�s , he ��fou�d pre-�er to have a�,� opia�ion rcf�;�end�;,�� by Ser�c. i as r�:co�r,��nended E�y i;h� Cor��7it�ee. ��s , t��gr��s sta�ed s!�e f�l t��k:ere t,;as so�;ie meri t t� havi rig i t oi� the bal 1 ot by i�se�f, hut �tf�� voi;,d ��:�u�.n a�pecia7 elect;on, �fh��t ��,�ou�lci be exp2nsive, because i t}�ras to be a ci �,y�4��i d� cl ecii on , She si��t:ed she i s very concerned about �:he fiscal �7ic�?�ure fer ba�cf�� the s��i,e and i.k.c cit;�� bec��us� the �`�deral fiscal Ludget encl� ct> >ept. 30, ��nc� �he�°e �ar�: n<�ing uo be a lot o�= tl�ir�gs tV�a�c are undetermined th�°ot}�i�� ch;: s��r�„��:r. Sh�: dou�t:.d tha�; LY�� Ci�y e�oulci ha��e a good }ialid1e on what i i;s <�c�:u�i I si tG�a�i c;r� i s goi ng to be ur��ci 1 1<<t�� n the ycui�. Under� ihose ci i�cuE,�- s�:anc�;, s��E t�ro��l� tlot be -iiz fa��or o�i {;.�shir�g t:hro�.c�(1 ��efi� an opi��ion refercndum �-4�,�{ et.��y�• - T9C�i'TC7;V 1: �� ,''�:`z2. I'C�L?:vG, ��F'CC�`�"Z?;-,'1� B� ''S. S1 ?.;C=L1;, 2'n �"" r',';) `i'l.'� 1� iI"�;% i�:OTI0�1' 'I'O REf'IOkD � ,__ _.__ . _ ._ 1't�T' Gi . r �� ., ,., . .,. ,�� , �, � ( _.� _S „C!1 . 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E'. � � . ,.��I:i);P, � t!i ��P1 �l !'��_t:=., w �''.f':�", .`a�:,�� t�E':'T`:�; :�a'fi, C'1.�, ��tir>r,i :�>t?;d rx�'�;1�1,.`_ t��'<=l��l]�.�;I) 7','ll; Gfr�I�N NIJi�l�01d j� �> �i�-fi',�.4�� ,.`7 � . f ��(\ !. �? i-:�'�..1'F 1, �'.��1 l � �� . . S�'� ( 11'�,i_ �>��.;`i'.`� t:a „r_c,>',�,^,rro�� cc,;��;3�>slc,�a ;,�-( z ��a. �'�1�;L:E� z5, 1�?��1 PACf: 1z �r;,, ;;;,�E;r,, ;��,,,Uf� �t�.h�� f-��xt rk�yuTar Par6;s & Recrcat�ior� Comrnission m�e�ing would be I�t��clr�estia��, �`��i 1�{5, ��1 , at 7:30 p.�». a.r��o��;;�;�.�r�_;��i-r: C'r�a.�ir�c�rson 1i,��gi;�s c;;�clar�d �f��, i%�arch 15, 19�1, S;�ecial Parks & Recreation �.Gillili�5S1UTl (11r.F?L11�ff c:;.i�piil'il�'.C� ��. �:5a �.ill. P,es�?�c.tiul?;� si�h�,�i �t�d, i '� �i�', ��"1' ��' 1� `.M�; l. �Y, �� ' �, �_�.....___�.�.. �, ..__ _1, '�_-_. Lyr4rc'' SaEia 4 �};ecardi ��g �ecretary 11 I; SF'F�C?E'�fn �'lllt;;.a Y� f�:EC`r�� (li:i,;�d GC+��`•�ii�Sl�?('� f�`s(�f�`I I(�iC�� ii��i�;(:f�I 25, 19�'til y�A'•1f� R. �3. 't';ac;e>> Arvid Pc:��;on Eci�1u PE:�1r'�oti Al �r��r�n.z �. i_ora�s�;i I��;.��iUr� I?. DO� 1zICFge Tony Lorbeski QJt1il�c �dI;1JCY'LOtI EC;�r,r i fl S i""��lLl?5 Rut.k� I��ni�i P•iich;�c�1 Lar°so�� 1oe t�les tcr � i e1 d Jin� Y,iin�lc Carr�l f;olii��n De�)l��ert �� ,�nes ��l�nsan Ir�r�e ;�iaet�ce�is c«r��y ��r.�:� �.� «,�a J��.r�ice & Ct�a+�les �hericra;l �ir� Ske�lly Ri �<:� Stle �°rv G1cr�r� 1iar� I,��lz2n P,DDi;cSS 7 33 P; . �. 75th ��J��y 5H�:; Ceni:r�G1 A��e. f�1. E. 5E03 C�_I�ti°�1 /ave. Pd. E. E>l0i Sunrise D�^. ��1,E. 56�;0 East Rivex� R�a�, ;r303 61 �l S�inri se L�r. Td. E. 260 R�i cL Creel� Ql vc. 2��9 - 6�si.h 11��e. ��.E. Frici�iey Sun 639C} �Siarl i te �1 vd. 31 Rice Crecl: Way • � 754�8 Ternp� i e��,ac� 5�60 --7�h S�;. C�;.E. 1271 Ni 11.,!i rid Rd. 144 R;ver EuJe l=lay 5��:��0 I��;r�:t;terf;ort� Dr. i3i3 k,�i1i4��irid Etdo 1E�(l t'e„t��r�a Ave. ri.E.. 5�?G7 f-i�;�:1:�,';a11 i7Ve. Pd.E. �Ol C�ver�on Dt�. 1l (_ PL/1�1PdZ�fl� COi1P��I�SIOi�i «1=ETIPlG, �',Pf�IL &, ]��31 � �_ �'� �'AGE 2 t t�{r. If�xrris s-l:atcd th�a�: the Polluti�n Cor�f�rol llc;ency, through ti��a couniies, has i nvctit:ori ed �r;o, t of tSie bu�. �i r�U�ssE�s i n tfie s t�i te to se;.� ��ihat bus �i nesses are cioi ng w�it;h their t-r«stes, Ti�is was Jor�e about a year ago. Mr. SaUa st;atcd t�e also G•rondereci if industry rea1ly f:no��as the ciefini�tion of "hazarc(ous" and "cxtren7ely f-�azardous", h1r. Fiarri s stat�d ��e kneti-J �;t�a�; tf�e Ci ty S�a Ff and severa1 i ndi vi dual s i n the Ci ty have been qui te concerned t�ri th �;he Orzan and I�ledtroni c si tuati on. � Tj�?OiJ A VOTCT.•' VOTF,, AI�L VU�'Z�iJG IlI'E, CIIAIRA"f��l Hf�1:;1�T � DECTARF'D Tll. I;UT.iO:✓ CAR.:IED UNTiN1'IdUUSLY , ' 4. RE.CE�4'E P�ARCfi 24� 1981 � ti'PP�I�LS C01�9�1ISSIOP� �•1TPdU�CE.S: IylOT.TD:�T .B`I 1�LS. GAF3':L, SECOITD,D ,F3Y 1912. SABA, TO .RECEIVE' TfIE MAKCH 24, 1981, APPEALS COI�IMISS.ZON lIIIdUTES. UPO1V �! VO£CF VOTIi, ALL VOTING .�YE, CHE�XR.`•5:�,�3 IIf"�1272IS DECLI�IZED TFIE 1�90TIUN CARRIED UPTTi1V:i1fiDUSL3.' . 5, RECEiVE t�t�RCH 2�, 1937, Ef�ERGY CO,�?r^ISSIO;� ��IrtuTES: 0 MOTT�O�: Z3}.' IIR. SAb'Ti, SECONDF� 13Y IiS. VI?T1 Dnr�, 2'O P.ECEIVI' 2'FiE I•.'ARCfi 2�� .Z98.Z� EIJERGY '^ CO,'�Ii�iYSS L'OIV l9XN UT tsS . �•" UPOPI �! VO.t'CE VOTE, Ii1:L VO'l`II7G I�YF', CIIA.�R:.': �V HILRRlS I�EC.�?1RED THE 170TIOT7 CARRIED UNANXIIDUSLX . � 6. REG�IVE 1��9r�RCN 25, 1987 , SP�CIF�L PAfZKS � REC!;EATtO;V G0;�1,rtISSIO�! f�•1EETI��dG t�1I��3UT�S: f10T.ZOl; BY 1�?S. �'AN D�N, SECONDED BY MR. O� `lI'ST, TO R�CE.I�V� �i3E MEIRCFI 25, I981, � SPECI�7L P.�1RKS &,I�rCF�'f�T_7�U CE�l•1�1J.�.>'S.ZDuU 1.'x;Ei1i�G 1•IIIdUTcS. ; �`,� tIPON A VOIC�: VOTE, fi7�L ZrOT.1�PJG AYE� C1711:CRi1��1 �HA�'ZRXS DECL_''iPED 4'Hi� 19p2'IO"J CARP.�ED UNX1l�]I:�fUUSL3:'. • ,. -_._ _ ,_____.___ , 7. f�ECEII�E h��RCf-� 2.G, 19H1, FfOUSIiv'G & f:EC-VCLOP�•1Ff�aT F�UTf10?ITY P�B�IC H{EA{'tI��+G f�1I �� Ul� F S: —.____ _ ��______,._ __ ___ l:�OT,ZOV I31' i;h. C,�1UIS`1', SLCO'dllx;� .�;1' i1R. S�'1Br?� 'l0 Rl:CF'IG'1'; TtfE 1•1fiRCF7 2G� 1�81� IIOUSTIi'v �C I:EL�EG��LO�'e�ti;'iTT I'iIJ1'fIDR7'1'�' 1'U13l:.rC il�;tZFZI,',iG h1I��;{ITL'_S, � UPC1�� 1! trn_%CL V07'i., �1LL VOTING �lY:�, Cf1f�Z�lu'•.'::.d f(7?2RI�S De.CF.r�RL•:D �'FIZi i•:OTID:1 C11�:7Z1'TD i71d�1�'I:•.C�C?5LI'. � 6. COTdTIi��iC�D; FII;�IC HE(+.s2I�G: �iP��E�;[),�1EiiY 1�0 Cf�i�AP1�ER�?_�5�0� 7I'�� FRI[1L[�Y CITY _ ____ _._ _ _ _. _.._ ___ _ . _ --_�_ .�___._� __._.._______ _._._ CC�U[.,.GE.��E:I«il.1.l K�t1,<`di`�� 1Ni= f-1:iOLf Y rt.��;l.�!G lUi):=: Pul�l i c Ile�ri ng Op��n. ._. ,,_ _ � Y .,_: �. ��-�,,,,^ �',��. �..__ i 1_ � � F " . � � jJ . � �kI: i__ % ._ i �. � � . .., � �. . ,. , ,J rnk �t i.: °;��t`:; ;t r,: �lc,!F i'Nf°""` 0.° :..1 l.! a,., . f .. �.:. .,:r , .., , 'a��1 ,.. .. . , � . . . ..� � .�� . .� ,. � .�. �_ H ! � ar'_n I'�'i��i;(: A�tY'_:..7��t? �S �r,�ul ��Cld n�2��. l2 i � l.}�) �� s t_ , �i ! ;r , 4��; Y : �, . f � t � `� t ` ' �9�. Q k.� � �s� i� � � F.,�� 3 tnF.A� ic,.ii � •xf �� . r ._._.. �. � ., � ( � , � �, { ,�, � ,� � �. �> ,�- � .,�� t - _- T� �:GTtfld�� f ��•#��,�. In 1972 s tf�? Ci i:� c� � f=r�i c;l c�� lrlter�r� -ir� ��:� agre<<�r.�r � ti�i �,h t�e Me�i:ro S�w�r �C��lr� ;�t?Y' u�i1�EFi�1;c�i<�71C� triv' (7r_;::Y'd41Qi1��ii��;1Cl�E'Ii�it1CP 0�" CE'Y't1Y1 �`�i�^��C lll�tE.'P"'Ce{j-' . . , � „. . . . . � . . -tr,t�s �.y7 �ic� ��i �;�� n �,�� ty 11 rnfi 1`�s a T�� E s agree�7aer, ��vas � aer�t� f�ed as Con- fi;R��ct f�c3� ci an� f�a: ��r::;� ��er��ti�.ec! ar�n��lly, %i S11??i�<�}^ 'r'y°''�c'''1;Ci� �C�ciill�l°'i.i d> COiiiY'c1C� �'a�� Z��1.� IJC'.i��i,c�llllYlCJ f:0 ti1E' (7�)E?1"d��.lGrl :,a�1Q f�?_7.i�7L�.?tl°c.'itt;F` Gi' �1tl��E?1"t:G;w`�;;�Y'C 1,'d1L�"1'-�1,t2� C�i.,�/ lZtill�S, i1d5 ��2t1 i'E? il t l'v' �''_ (� c111:' i`:_; r_': ((`�f � +1�1(^(` } ' �_.L�,-! 1. y.., i� �� OC -)� f'��,.��.�, s��.��?� ��. ,� �.E�e r�r��, art ��,;r��n�r,.n,t.s for� �i 1_,�_;1 re�.t �aal to the C�ty (c.S� 1J`ii�;.4�i"a T�;t� C?P'1CIC�u� CC<'y�'!t?S ilc�.V;:' t',Q� t):f3�1 i�0;�31.�.�.. �i.{��1CdtE' CL7jilE'S �1a4`2 k)r:f�'!'1 O[)Ci:1!iC� fl°�� ;��I:� ��`^��,�, ��(}�' ;;1t�I1�.�:liY'c;a ��"IC i.F'�i"iiiS 1tiCj COtiCjlt"1011S �J i�.;?n i;(?ti �i c Ci. Il''L%t? i"IG"i. C:iic' I"?r;E:'Ci S t►1CF' !��/4 q��1`c:i"'c? :�Cit C' g Y'ECUfiI"�t?llC,� tilL 1";�±�'C`tt: �3iiva �lt;li}^Sc�l" :i"li;7ri f;;(E' CO[1�i.Y'r�Cf:S �QE' �hi it2��l 1'f.'tic:'Jct� ()E?i"IUCi, i 'i�;' : 1 �j �: .. . _� . . , ,4. . `, , . ,_ , . ,.. i —� :��.: --� _.f -��_� � -��.\ Y j_ -, .._:,� = �, ==_=:�i -1�� _ ,--�. - �.-=%� l 0 SQ r,1'; ROIQ!!i�tf- �',pG. 7F!f �: RC-F"',i; �r.. U Jit��IT i 1:i t� ! i` !'il 61`i `:2'2 gS`�5 12 /� Plovcmber �.4, 1y�30 Mr. Nasirn Qureshi City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue i�Iortheast Fridley, P�Sinnesota 55�+32 Subject: Interceptor Maintenance Agreement for 1q81 Dear Mr. Qureshi: We W1Sr1 to renew for another year Interceptor Maintenance Aoreement No. 67 under the sarne general terms and conditions contained in the Agreement noca in force between the City of FridEly and the Metropolitan �daste Control Commission with the exception of Section 6,02 Cost EstimatesT Payments. We would like to amend this section to read: "Sertion 6.02 Cost Estimates; Pa�rments." The parties estima�ed that the total amount of costs which the Com- mission will be required to pay the i�Iunicipality for perforr,:ar.ce of this ��reement in �.98I will be �1,200.00. Suct? an�unt shall be p�id in tweive monthly insta3.lments as an advance payment of such costs. Qn or before March l, 1982 the Municipal.i�y will submit to the Commission a detailed staLement o" the actual costs incurred by t;he i�tunicipality which the board is required to pay in accerdance wit� Section 6,O1, and will remit to the Commissie;. any amount paid to the ��iunicipali�y which is in excess of such aci;ual costs. If the total of the monthly advances paid by the board is less than the actual amount oi such costs, the Cornmission s�iall pay to the Municipality on or before April 1, 1q82 an ar�ount equal to tne difference between the acival costs and the monthly advances previously paid. The Municipality shall keep detai?ed records support- ing .ali costs of the types speciri�d in Section b,01 wnict� it expects the Colamiss�.on to pay, and shall make the san�e available to the Commission on request. . � r f�1r . :`J,�:,im ��i•��<:hi (;:i.ty i;ari.'�t;er Cit;� of t�'r�_dley P,_��;{� T�:ro The Renewal ��reeiaenL is encloaed in �ripl.icate for endarsement, We tzave si�ned the enclosed statemen� as our intention of rene•�ring the A�re�inent and ask that you also sign and ret.urn to us t;�o (2') of tile F�xecuted copies and retain one (1) for your records. Should you have any c�uestions or su�gested chan�es to the � basic �greement, please feel free to contact us. Your cooperation in accepting this renewal procedure is greatly appreciated. Very tr«ly yours, ' _ � V L l� , George W. Lusher Chie� Administrator GWL:LR�:ht Encicsures cc: LaRae Bohr., �ccountir.g Supervisor Director of Operations Rick Arbour, Ir.terceptor I�ianager � � 12 r, , �tA'1'FM};N'I' Uf� �1C'�RI�(�i�i�;��1T RF:I�F',�lf1L II�ITE;RGisYTOR Nil?iPd�l'i�AIANCE 11(�RF'Et'IEI'dT N0,��1 Ttie L�1et�ropoliYan L•Jaste Control �omrnission and the City of Fridley a�ree tv renew �he Intc:rccptor .�aint�nance A�reernent r3o. 67 r�hich is curr�i�tly inforce between tt�ese parti�s. The terms of the Agreement for the renewal peried shall be the same as those contained in the Agreement which was executed for t;he January l, 1g80-December 31, 19FiQ period with the exception of Section 6,02: 12 C "S,ection 6.02 Cost Estin?ates� Payments." The parties estimate thai; tne to�al �mount of costs which the Commission will be required to pay to the t�tunicipality for performance of this Agreement in 1981 wi11 be $1,200.OQ, Such amount sYiall be paid in twelve monthly iristallments as an advance paymen� of such costs. On or before i�iarch 1, 1982, the I�funicipality will submit to the Commission a detailed statement of the actual costs incurred by the Munici�ality which the board is required to pay in accordance with Section 6.01, and will remit to the Commission any amount paid to the rlunicipality which is in excess of such actual costs. If the total of t:�e monthly advances paid by the board is less than the actual amount of such costs, the Commission shali pay to the P•lunicipality on or before April 1, 1982 an amount eq�al to the difference between �he actual costs and the mon�hly advances prevzously paid. The rlunicipality shal]. keep detailed records supporting a1.1 costs of the types specified in Section 6.01 which it expects �he Carnmission to pay, and shall make the same available to the Co:nmission on request, The renewal period for Interceptor Maintenance agreement No. 67 shall be J�nuar,y 1, 1q81 - Dec:emb,�r 3I., 1981, That both parties agree to the ren��,ra1 period and terms is evidenced by the signatures affixed to this sta�em2nt. FOR TF-i� CITY Or FRIDLEY THE METROPOLTT9N W�STE CONIROL COMMISSIOfJ TTITL�)C;�ayor tJILLZA�i J. NEE � ' �. c �--� � — i�' _ r..� t.,�� < <-�., .v� .t _�____._ �ITL� ) City ��igr,�� , hASS��t h1. QllRESH�T � �.-��.A°--�y � � � Y � c��..:---s Salisbury Adarr��s , "Chair�man � �� r� � Geor�e i�(. Lusher, Chief Adrninistrator ��?" � ; iq�n nat�a r��t�a . , ,1 , �: ,� . .,_ '� ..� �i `�-:-^ -_-��-.�� _ _ � :_' = "= �� _� 'r>�i i'��Thl1 ;`��-;,+C P�r�G I��i��. ��::;;�'il;�(_1! 1.'i; ; i 1`� '�; f'i^ � �..� b 4'i i 2:' •£: 4'; S f3ov�mber 14, 1984 Mr. Alasim �ureshi City P�tana�er City of Fr�id-ley 6431 tlniv�rsity Aven�ae �lortheast Fridie;�, Minnesota 55432 RE: JOINT USE REtdTAL AGREEMENT FOR 1981 Dear i�ir . Qureshi : In accordance with Section 4 of the Joint Use Rental Agreement ,�io, 191 between the City of Fridley and the i�letropalitan �d�.ste Control Commission, such contract can be renewed by consent of both parties, We wish to renew for another year the Joint Use Rental Agre�ment No, 191 under th� sarne tErms and canditions contairEd in the Agreement which is presently in force t�et��reen the Ci�y of I'ridley and the Metropolitan tdaste Control Commission. The Renewal ��reement is enclosed in trip2icate for your endorsement. We have signed tt?e enclosed statement as our intention of renew�ng the Agreement and ask thati yozi also sign and return to us two (2) of the ex�cu�ed ccpies and retain one {1) for your records. Should you have any questions or suggested changes to tne basic contract agreement, please contact us. Your cooperation in accepting this renewal procedure is greatly appreciat�d, Very truly yours, 9 � �� Geor�,e W, I,usher Chief Administrator G[JL : LRB : ht Ei�closur•es cc: LaRae �ohn, Accour�ti.n� Supervisor Dii,ec�or of Op��r�atioi:s � �ick At��our, Intik�rceptor Mar�a�er �.2 ll � sr��,��i,:�az az� n�J13��;��:��l;�r��r xE�,��;wnL � �orNZ usE ,��r��r�t, r�c:t�.�r-;cr�T rao. 19�. Thc� t��F��.ropolitan L�la �te Control CGIIlI1l]_SSion and the City of Fric�ley� a�ree to rene�r the Joint Use Rental A�reen,�nt i�io. 191 u«der tihe same terms and conditions contained in tihe A�reement which is currently in farce betc�reen tl�ese parties. The Renewal period for Joint U:;e Rental Agreement ��.o. 191 shall be January 1, 1981 - Decernber 31, 1981, That both parties agree to the renewal period and terms is evidenced by the si�natures affixed to this statelnent . 1? E= FOR THE CITY OF FRIJLEY THE METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROLCOMMISSION i'i'LE ) Mayor-��JILLIAf�� J. NEE ��i� c t_� %`� ' ( ��1 .. _..r �t--� (�iITLE}�ity itigr., PJASI' I�i. QURESHI ate� a i«s--�a • Sal�sbury a �`��'�, �� George S�d , L •,� _--f C,�� f ,1C. � ms ,.�Chair_man uslzer, Cnief Administrator �� '� � �, � °�;'�� r �,,;r"i Dated �� x � P h ..__.,,._.. c�u � ,.�� ' "`° � t: ;� � } °,.;`t � 5 , a 3 � ��'y��, � �R e��1 � � � xgPs a ; t �� ,.,,.�.ro.,..,w.�....�., � ......., �n� April 13, 1981 � E :i t �`h '�.�-� �.., 5 ��': 4,.�E p� { 1 i � � 1 i 4....s c�`�°l � �.a �.i; 4,.�.+ � �l � � s..,7 James Hill Po{icc Cti�ief 6431 Univcrsity Ave. N.E. Fridicy, MN 55432 DearChief �-ii4{: , The League of Minnesota Cities and the Minnesota Department of Transportation are pleased to announce that you have been granted, on a one-yeae rei7eti�able contract, a motor vehicle noise er�forcement kit. A contract and coL�nci{ resoiution have been enclosed foi- you to process. As saon as both have been returned to me, arran�ements to dciivcr your meter will be made. (if ihe ��rocessing o� either may cause lonb delays please contact rne!} (t is our f�aE�e that you will ma::imize the use of your meteti� ancl be �,villin�, should requests for technical assistance be forthcoi��in�;, to assist si��a+fer comn�t�nities in your area. ff you clecicic to ioan your ineter to other communi- ties from time-to-time plea,e advise me over the phone sa I can maintain a record of �a�ho has used it. Members of your police force have been ��ell-trained and certified in the iase of tl;e equipment and are clearly competcizt to begin enfo��cen�ent as well as to train other ofiicers in tl�e use of the equ'spment. Furthermore, ihe Lea�ue is availabfe on ai� on-going basis to provide technicaf as;istance or training. 4�e hav� left a space on t.he contract for you to ider�tify far us a contact person - someone �vho wifl be regulariy doing enforcement or will be coordinating enforcement. Commi.mications �vill be mai«tained witl� that office�- thro��ghout the surnmcr. � i hare also enclosed capies af log sheets which �ve would like the officers to use. Copics of these sf�eets will be req��ested �vf�c:n y�our contract is renev.�ed next year. If the sheets confound a(oggiizn process you already have in placc ��leasc; !et me kno�v sa an a{:.ernative sheet can bc deviscd. The data from these shects wi(I �e tabulated and cot�ipai-cc! �vith tf�at of otEser cities t�oth for your information and for our records. Piease keep us posted aiid Iet us be of assistai�ce in any way we can to assure yoti of successful noise enforcement this spring �nd s��mmer. � � � . S'sncerely, . � �� .. �. � ,�. ,. f ,,.. � C � . , �., l.. �:. , { t c � t �;._ . � � _.,.� hatl�iccn Callahan Noi�� Projcr.t Director I<C :gl b Encl�s��res `,:.��nt, ��.7i.�1, mrr - ^tJ `�,� �� . � -. �-', ?.� }�1Eitl(`1'u'F'4`' �)t11�C�IiSC?P, ^-?-��l_� fi;Cic�i' � �,.; _ .,�,i,F,�:,c:, �r-, r�f:�� "�..� � o�� rc � 2� ��?� r?�_3 � � RESO(.. UT I ON N(�. - 1981 m A RESC1Ll�TIO�� i.:fd�rERING I��TO !� SGUi�D L_CUEL iJ��TE�R CUSTUDY 11G[�EEi�IEi��T t,lI-rld THE !_E�;CIIE OF NIPYPdESOTF� CITIES RESOL�ED that the City of Fric!ley enter into a Sound Level hleter Custady Agrccment arith the Leag�.e of ��innesota Cities. FURTiiEFt RE�OLVED that authorizai;ion to execute tt�e afor�mentioned agreement is h�-rel�y qiven to til7e City h1ana�er anci/ar tftia ASSistant City Manager/Public Safety Direc�or. PASS�D �1Fd� {1DOPTED L'Y THE CITY COl1NCIL OF 7HE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1981. ATTEST: bJILLIf�M J. NEE - P��AYOR CITY CLFRK - SIUidEY C. iN'IY;t1fd 0091 rl/ 1343� 13 /� � , � I �, f�!_El�SE SUi3f�X�( I�S l��J A�'['L?Cl�"CIUrd FO4: LC�11('1/GCt;��:T �PR�l :;t�v'I 1�t:� .: ,� I. Clf: r'l�_dl.r=`� PO�U�dt10r1 (19�U Census) - 30,223 � �_------ y---______---___.__.._._________._.___�_ - 2. F't�liCe �C��iE�f James P. Iii_11, Puk�l.ic Safei.y Di,r`c_ctor 3. (1uEnb�r of C'olice ��ficers in De�art.m��nt � 32 �___ q. Fi) , Does ti�e Ci ty have a truff�i c en�forcelner,t: di vi si an? Yes X i�o E) If no, ho�,�� is iraffic enfiorceirent hand]ed? � Traffic eziiorc.�ment is a coz;lponent of tri� .overall enfor_cement effort oL the Pa�rol Division. . C) 1�as t��e depart;n-�n c recoc,ni zed r�o i sy vE�r�i cl es as a probl eri? If yes, expl ai n �•�hat is currently done to curb f;raffic r�cise. Yes. Curreni=ly repai�- war.ning tags ar:d/or uni_forn1 traffic c�_t«tic:�s a�� issuec� f_or il.��c�r��,�t ��iolaLio,is a� the vehic:�.�,. � muf�ler_ and exhat�st laws o •. - pj Notiv much �cnd in t•�ha� fashion do ya� ari�ticipate the city �rill enforce I�1.S. 169.693? It is esivisi.o�z��cl that, �•�ith tize �rope_r nois� monitoring equipment, noise enforc�:ment, as pro��rid�d in P�IS 1C9.693, kjill become an integral paz t of oul� traf f ic en�Corcement� . � E) Ua yoi! prefer a on��-year rene��abl e g_rant �for equi p;�:�nt or a mare 1 imi ted tri al 1 oaii? A one-��ea.r renew�.ble grant. SOUiVO LE1lE� t�CTE{Z CUSTODY tIGP,E:LMEtJT T}iIS F�CaREEMEPdT made arid enf;ered irito by and between the League af Minnesota Cities, and the City of 1?rid 1 cy __ , Minnesota acting by and thraugh its City Council, I�ereinafter referred ta as the "City." I. The City agrees to assume custody of the equipment furnished by the League ofi i�firinesota C�ities ��rhicP� is �listed in Section 2 and ,to fulfill th� terms and corrditions of such cus�ody as are con- �:ain�d in Section 3 bclaUr. "this agreeme►�t eniercd into ��ay 4 , 19g1 , and sf�all extend through Decen�ber 31, 1981. 2. Furnished Equiprnent: a. 3P�1 Made1 3220 Sound Level Meter t�rith Remate Microphane, Serial No. b> 3M t�odEl 3200 Calibrator, Serial No. c � Dveyer Wi nd Meter. d. 110v Adapt`r (3M i�lodei 3214}. e. Cigarette Lighter Adapter {3i�1��1ode1 3L15). f. 6dindscreen (3�1 t�odel 3211}. g. 10' ��1icrophone Cable, (3M �ocfel 3213). h. Vehicle ��Jindo4v P�1ount for tY1icrophon�. i. A11 af the above components contained in a Platt CC59-931, Locking, Carryi��g Case. 3. Terms and Conditions for Custody. _ a. The City agrees to utilize and maintain the furnished equipment witl� reasonable dilic�et�ce. The City assu«�es responsibility for t4�e ca��e antl mai�itenance of the �ur-nished ec�uipment. The City agrees to r2i«rr� the furnished equipment to the League of P�1i nnesota Ci ti es at tl�e end of the agree�7�ent periad i n the same candition as it ��as furnished to the City, 1ess ��rmal wear and tear. b. Tl�e Leac;ue of ��1i ��nesc�t� C�i ti es i15SU111P. S no 1 iabi 1 i ty for the �p�licatian, accuracy, or reliabil�ity of ihe equipment. ■ 13 C ce �fr�e Lr._��c�uc o� P�inneso�a C�iLies assumes no liab7lity far the co»srnc�uencr_�s ot ti�e ��s:� of tf�c equi��tieni c�� af data acquirEd � by t��c City as a result c,f i;r�� t►tii�izati�ri aF thE� �furnished EC�U 1(�)(17�i�i`�.� d. At; trEe end of tt�c� co�itr,act period, thE City vri11 return the �equ�pr�ent to tf�P Leag��e of f�1�inr��sota Cit�i�s for ir,speetion anci ca�i ibration. e. The Ci �:y 4�i l 1 suhmi t a repor�: f;o th�; League of Mi nnesota Ci ti es on fhe status of the furnished equipment 4-rh�ich wi11 include at leas� i;h� f�ollowing in-For�nation: 1) Fresent custoclian or�anization . 2) Pr�ncipal utiliza�ion purposes 3� l�pproxirj�a.te number � i days of uti 1 i zation duri ng the year 4) Copies of log sheets used b� enforcement personnel The repori should t�e sui�,r�itted by January 1 to: League of P�linnesota Cities 480 Cedar Street 300 Hanover Euilding St. Paul , Is� 55101 fiiTN: Kathl ��en Cal 1 a��ari FOR THE LE�aGUE 0� MIf��tESOTA CITiES i g►�atut�e Do��a1d A. Slater Executive Directar 3CE�i�.i�nth titi'i.l};ilZaon �Oflf;di;t f'�1,:,OCi______._________._____J�.�� FOR TNE CITY Signature N�rne p ��se pri r�t tl e �. J � C�EI�10 T0: ��l�,SIM f�. QU�ESI�I, CITY MAN/1�aER, AiJD CITY COUi�1.CIL FROt�; SID;`dEY C. Tf��MI�N, DiRECTUR QF CENTRAL SERVICFS/CITY CLERK SUSJECT: R�SOLUTI�N SP1_ITTIiVG SPECTAL ASSESS^�EN7S FOR THE APRIL 13, 19&1 AGEP•!DA DATE: APRIL 9, 1981 � Attached is a resolut�ion v�ahich requests approval by the Council to splii �:he assessm�nts on Parcel 2550, Section 12. The Council at its meetin� on A��ril 6, 1981, approved the division of �his property i nto two 1 ots--Pa��ce1 2570 and �;he r��ma� i�der of Parcel 2550. As to the question of �vhy the division of special assessments was not done b��fore, the folloaving sh�ould serve as an explanation. This divlsion af special assessm�nts ��as reques�ed by the tinoka County Auditor in f�ay of 1964, as the divisian of land 'vras recorded at the Co�anty at that. time. A-t th�t iime th� o��ner oi the or-iginal Parcel 2:�50, ihe Ca�n�y.Auditor, and the City Enoineer t��ere notified in v��riting by the Finarce Director that the City could not divide the special assessmcnts on this parcel as Council approval of the land division had r��l: beerti give�. (Copy of 1ei�;er attached.} Rccor�irg to Minnesota Stati_ates, Section 462.358, Subd, 4, and our Fridley Cad�, Chapt:er 211.02 (2), wl�enever there is a lat split and ar,y one of the n�G�r �Sarcel s i s 1 ess than t��ao and one-hal f(2 Z} acres in size, Council anproval must be ob�aii��d before the special assess- ments can be divid4�, and furtl�er, this process Gti�as never initiated by the o��ner. . If you {�ave any further questions, I will be glad to explain in furtf�er~ detail. SCI ps Atts. � ��_ RE50�UTIO�d f�0. - 19f31 A RCSCJLUrTQ�d /i�J��FiCial7_I�dG 1��;1� DIR�C1�If�G THE Sri.ITTI�JG OF SE�ECIAL ASSCSSMENTS ON PARC[:L 2550, SEC1�tU�� S2 WNEP,�t�S, ccrtain ;4�ecial �:�ssessn�c�t�ts have bcen levied with resp�ct to certain land anci said lai�cl has subsc�quer�tly kleen subdivided. NOW, THFREFO�E, BE IT RESOLVFD as fol1o�as: 7hat the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit: Parcel 2550, Section 12, may and shall be apportioned and divided as follaws: Ori�qi nal_ Parcel Parce�l 2550, Section 12 Division of Parcel �ipproved Parcel '1_550, Section 12 � Parcel 2570, Section 12 (Frostop) Fund Regular SA W #34 (tiiain) Sl�! �24 W #34 (Lateral) SS #24 SW n67 ((_ateral s ) SW #67 (Storm Sewer) Fund Regular SA W �34 SW �24 W �34 (Lateral) SS #2� SW ;ro7 (Laterals) SS ;�67 (Storm Sewer) Reyular SA W �t�34 (t�ain) SW �24 W #34 (Lateral) SS r24 SG! #67 (Laterals) SS �`67 (Storm Sewer) ADOPTED fiY THE CITY CCJNCTL UF THC CI1�Y OE FRIDLEY IHIS or- , 19i31 . MAYJR A�`T E ST : -- -.--------�____.____----------_----� - CITY Cl�l�1: 5It)f�EY C. 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Qivision of F}arcel 25;0 indicated by broken iine. 1�� C 0 ��} F'.�)f� C�I�:C�I.lF�E=l(:i��lCE ��Y 1"i-i�, G{T`f C.��UE�iCIL.� � Pcrson�el Action .�_ �.:.:_� :`_.._._ _._.__.__ � ',: �' `�..:'? _�.�. �<, __.._._..._.._..._.._._..._.__ ._.. - - --.�.� �.._._..... ��olrr�r��_��i�s �-�� cr�r� ��aus_��i�.1o��s Pl�,l�1� FOS l.T IOPd Jos�pk� E. Gaylor•d Police Offiicer G22�� (_�±aisiana A�„e. Ps. Police L'ept. Brooklyn Par�:, i�iN 55428 f�1� cF�r.�ilc f�. Zvri cky 509 � n�( 5t . f� . F. P�1pl s . f�f,�d 55413 Nadine I. Jyrkas 30 116i:h /ive. Pd.E. 61 a i ne , P�1iJ 55434 f'ori ta l.. De(�1�yere �GL1� 1-�.i10�:�1 SLYt?`�L F►�ic�1ey, i`�,u 5��'�32 REt•i�'J;1� FfZ�i'�i E�'�`,F'!_OYi�iE;'�T Jol��ri �?. tti'ri �I;t 5b3 Ely St;r�e`t Fri �ll �y, i�ir� 55��32 EF�FEC7I VE SA!_E14ZY DATL $1400 May 26, (�1�n�;i� 1981 Office Assistant �85�3 Po1 �ce Dept. f�ionth Police �lssistant �858 ('ol i ce Dept. i�1onth USorc4 Proc��ssing $91� O��rat��r, City P�1at�th Manarement ChiF��f i�1.r-_chanic Pub1�c b��rks f�iai ntenance April 27, 19�1 A�ri 1 27,, 1981 f�1a� 4, 1981 May 20, 1981 REPLACES Charles Hanson Renee Kaulfuss Deborah 0'6ert Kathleen Williams �_� -_ � �1 ��-':C�Tt? {;Ui�lCl�fz};t�i�3CC ��iY 'i�Sll� CI�T`r CnUi`1C1� _ ..______ �. �a�a � 4 1 ��31 � " _ . . _,__,-----------_____:_i..�_ ___. _... __�._z__ ___..__---___ _i",y�i� �f L_ici�ri ;c>_: " E�y: � Ii�?��rc;vc�d ['�y: �J�ur.'cir�nc��r Lurn�an Pt Gu►��iian Lynn. /1. L�urn�an 35U9 3rd F,ve. So. h9pls. f�1n. �i n�o U.}=.bJ. Post 363 Lester Orton 1040 Qsborne R�l. Fridley, ��1n. 55�.',?_ (3 av� l:i n g_A l l e� Maple Lanes P-1ary J. Salvelkowl 6310 f�tigh4v�y #`65 N,E. Fridley, M��. 55432 � Carnival � Gold Eagle Amusi�ent Lawrence r�lagel 7�?_5 Cambridge St. Mpls. Mn. 55426 �iiliarus Arne�°�car, L_eg�ion Posi, 303 Punkin i�ending 7365 C�r7tral ilve.Pd.�. Fridley, Pin. 5�432 Cic�arette Ail�erican Legion Post 3G3 Punkin Vending 73G5 Ceii�ral Ave. N.E. FriGley, P1n. 55432 � Assurance P�1fg, M�ierr�ik Vending 7753 �eech St. Fric;ley, �in. 55432 Chanticlear �'izza R.�1.{<ei»pe 630G Hic�hG�,�ay ,-:�65 N.E. Fridley, P�ir�. 554�?_ City o�f Fridley f�1iernik Vending b431 liniver�sit,y Ave.�d.E. Fricfley, �1n. 55432 Cuta Fo�cis � Consuir��rs Un i t��d 24O OsL�cr,��e Rd. FY�ZC(1�'�y� D1n. �5�trJ2 ` P•iacl;in�i��c� Inc.. � � hlier,►iik V�3ndin� 1�+0 l,iliert.v St. N.E. Ft�icilc.Y, f•i�i. 5�;4�;? -- LIC�'�t��S James P. I-i i 11 Public Safety Director Jatnes P. Hill Public Safety Director Richard Larson Fire Inspector James P. Hill Public Sarety Director Jarnes P. !-fill Public Sal=ety Director Jatnes P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Nill Public Safety Director Jam�s P. Hill Fublic Safety Director James P. Nill Public Safety Director J�mes P. Hill Public Saiety Di►�ector Jarnes P. I-i i 1 l P�.�I�l ic S�fetv Uirector J_7 , : Fees: $10.00 $250.40 $220.00 $400.00 �60.00 �12.00 $12.00 $1.2.00 �12.00 .$12.00 $12.00 �a�� z �� f�.c��=� �:��r:t�r��-tt-�E��ic�� :_�Y �i�t�� r.►�t,� cou►rcfL - �.. e.._._�_ . � �� , � �a�� i y . - __.._ �w_____ .__----____._.__�_.____._�_.____._.� ___.__ .______.____._�__.--___,___.�._._.�__ "f ypc rif. � i c:eri �}: � E;y _ Apr3r�veci E3y_- C. i gare�l_ �_E:_-Cc��t_. � � S�inira�� F'�ar�ip C��. � Meirn�i!< Vt�n<liny Jan��s �P. Hill 5�t�0 f��air� St. i��.E. � � Public Safel;y Director Fridl�.�y, h1n. 55%�:j2 Tarc}e� Store; Bo� �Viauck Ja.mes P. Nill 755 - 53rd Ave.fd.E. PuL�lic Safety Director Fridley, fYiri. 554�32 � � Clu� On Sale 17 r� LIC��S��S , : Fees:_ �1n�erican L�qion Post 303 WilliUi�� E. Kinkel James P. Hi11 7365 Cer�tral Ave. �1.E. PuUlic Saieiy Direc.tor Fr,�dlcy, f�!n. 55432 . U.F.t-�. Post 3G3 Leste� Orton James P. Hill 1C!�U Osl�orr�e Rd. Public S7fety Director � F�iG1ey, Mn. 55�32 � • Foc�d Esiahlishi^ent ChcZt1�1C1C'd�^ Pizza P..A.Kem{�e Steven J. Olson 63i��! F;ig!��rra.,�� ,`65 P�1.E. �� Healt{i Ir�spector Fr�ic!?�y, ��lr�. �5432 Cuf, Foods Cons�.��r��r Un�i �:ed Steven J. O1 son 24() O��bor;;F� I;d. Healtl7 Inspec�or Fr �dley, ��,t}. 554-�2 Itireran�t Fcai1 Permii. � Gol d Eagl e A(?lUSlll�'flt Lati�rence ��1age1 Steven J. O1 son 7825 Carnbrid��<.� St. Healt.h Inspector Mpls�. Mn. �5r+26 ' � � � � i� Junk Yar� � � Sa i�ta�e Cei��:er 51 - 371:h Ave.�lE. I�ridley, P�1n. 5F4 �2 �ff S�le E�eer Pep Qi 1 Ir��c. �<<�<:s i�i�r,�;��J �� r�.�. Frid1ey, i��1ri. 554,2 CU�7 �� 0(�5 � � �iJ �Sk>JY'IlE' i��l . f�r��icil��}�, P��ir�. 5r��32 James /1. Dowcls Sa��e COr1Sia111: �'S U►li �tE'C1 Darr�el C1 ark Quilding Inspector Jant�s �. Mil? PuL�1 ic Sa�Fet.y Director Jaines P. 1-lill Prak�l i c Safet� Q i rector $12.00 $12.00 $1�0.00 $100.00 $35.00 $35.00 $25.00 $275.00 $50.00 �50.OQ � -- rl/' .� � � � ,�� 3 �> ��.af-� t;c�;��cu��l�t=_rscr: ;;�� Fi�, c.i�r�� c.oui��c��. - LICG'��S �_�---.._ ;�i� � 19�z _._ . Y s . 't�y},� caf k i cer� 7c�:_ �_Y: �1C�,pr,oved -`-'.y i Ref��s� I�au,er Qec4:ers Sanit��ia�� R�ndald E3F�ckers 1£�6f�1 Yakima St. �.U;. Fr�idley, P�1n. 55432 A�e Solid y:�aste I�gi:. Inc. Donald Hedtke 311� - 1G?_nd Lane Pd.t�l. F1nok.a, fY1r�. 55303 ��utch Dis��osal Raymond Sautch IQ2G4 Xylite 5t. N.E. h�1pl s . Mn . 55434 Bro��lni r�g F�rri s Dav id G Bergam 9813 Flying C�ioud Dr. Eden Prair�ie, Mn. 55343 Solicitor � Agape Force Kathryn Lundquist Qox 386 Lindale, lTx. 75771 Sun� Li�uor �n�eri ca.n Leg ; on Pc�st 303 IAJi 11 i�m E. Ki nke1 7365 Centra1 Ave. fd..E. Fric�ley, i�1n. 554:�2 V.F.W. Post 363 Lester Orton 1Q40 Osboi~ne Rd. Fridley, Mn. 554�2 ' Taxica� . Fridiey Cab Service Frank Gab►�elcik 57�0 University Ave..N.E. Fridley, hin. 55432 Used Moto�° Uel�i cl es Frank's Useci Cars Frank Gabrelr,ik 5740 Ur�iversif:y Ave. N.E. Fr�cf1ey, P1i��. 55432 � �9otor Vale,y Useci Cars John H, Pomaville 5G49 Unives i ty /;ve. Pd.E. Frid1ey, f�1n. 5543-? Salvac�E�� C��3�t.��r � Jaille�s Il.[)o�tids 51 - �?tf� ,�ve. f�.L. J=rici lc�y, f�in. 55�.�? � ' Steven J. 61son H�alth Ins��ctor Steven J. Olson Nealth Inspertor Stev2n J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson. Health Inspector James P. Hill Public Sa�ret� Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director Jar�es P. Hi 11 Public Safety Director James P. t�ill �'ubl i c Safe ty Di rector James P. Hill Pub1ic Safety Director Jan�E�s P. Hill Put��l ic Safei�y Director Ja�;+es P, F� i 11 P��l ic Sa;�et;y. Directar �.7 �} : Fees: $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $140.00 Exempt $200.00 $2Q0.00 �45.00 �104.00 $104.00 $100.00 ;�--- . _:` , Q � �� _._� ,.c�ci c,��c��ctc,c�►��c:t_: .z� ��4�; c�r�� t;ou;,rc�i_ .- �'��;� �, c: i r � " � . .. ay� l_xC � t. fry�j}� �i, 19�,1 , _I,Y�?r' o(-( ic��n�,c}: " E;,�: � Us��d t-�r�t�r VF��hicles C�r1t. t��Jin StEp�r��ns [?:�tsur� }2oland D. �enjamin 7�I0 Univer�i��y� Ave. idE. � Frid�ley, Mn. 55�32 � Vendi r�_f�lacfti res American Leqi�n Post 303 Punkii�� Vending 7365 Cent.r�al /'jVe. PdE . � Fr i c11 ey, P�1n . 55432 � Assuranc.e Mfi'g. r-;iernik Vend�ing 775:: L�ech St. Fric�ley, hln. 55�32 Bob's P►°oduc� Robert Schro�r 7620 Universi�:y F1ve. �lE. Fridley, P9n. 55432 � Quzz's Earber Buzz Arndt 6247 Univer�it�,� Ave.hE. Fri d l ey, Py�� . 5543? Cit.y of FriG1e�� Miernik Vend�ng 6431. Universi ty Ave. NE. Fridley, "-9e�. 5543? Ct�b �oac,� Consum��fs Un i iec� 240 USbU�'nr� Rd. Frici�iey, f-1n. 55432 pon"s Ser•vice Dona1d J. lAlatson �255 E. R1VE;1� Rd. Fr��idley, f�in. 55�32 � Dr.h1uds�ringer� Sharon Gr�cwn 6?_27 Fligh�•:�ay ;�65 N.E. Fridley, (�lr�. 55432 fCenr�edy Tr�r;�mission Kan-Du Vending 7800 llniv��°si t.y �ve.N.E. Friciley, Mn. 55432 P1�chining Ii��.. Miei�ni!< ��`e.nding � 140 LibLrty St. N.E. f Fr�iclley, P�ir�. 55��2 � , . � S�zlv�qn Ceni,er James A. Dowci� �i -- ;�t�, F��f:. n.E. � Fric,l��y, f�i��. r�;432_ . S�in�,�r f't.i;��?}; Co. � � h�1e�i r�n? k Venci�i nc� 5�1�;r1 P�1tilrt S�i.. P�l.E. _ �'t.1 C{ 1 ('jJ � �'ii1 . �l�ti J:� I1�rpr�>�rr�-d �y; James P. Hill Put7lic Safety Director St�ven J.'Olson Healti� Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven �) . O1 son Hea1�h In�pector Stev�n J. Olson Healtt� Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Ins�ector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Flealth Inspector Steve�} J .01son Health Inspector Steven J. Olson f-I�alth Inspecior St:even J. .Olson Hea l �fr InsE��ctor Stevcn J. Olsan !lealth Ir�spector Stevc�n �?. Olsnn Fi�a11:r� Ir�SEi�c:�tc�r 17 C • Fees: $100.00 $15.00 $105.00 $60.00 $15.00 �45.00 $30.00 $15.OQ $15.00 $15.00� $120.00 �$15.00 �75.00 ��( . / . � r r, � � � e `' '� �� .nR GUi`�1C�li;i�i�_1`,}::C:_ ��Y �1�631: C;I'f't CQU1�lC�II_ __ �_ ��_._.__ , f��la��% 4, 1 �i;;1 � . � ...o...--.. -._.._.._..__.. ....e._'""'"_....-.__..._.._._,...._./„_� _.�__.... _...-...r.�..�_.:�Y.....�.�_...- . .��:Y_I��' U �.._� 7 ri"'r)��"_ Liif • !1�')r�)��1--�i��- Urncfirtr3.�?<?rh.irins Cant. V. F.1-1. Fost 3u3 Les Or��on , 1U4Q (1sbc�rne F;d. Fridley, f�in. 55432 �Ci arett� .__._____ �of�'s Produce Robert; Scl�roer 76?..Q �Jniversity Ave.N.E. Frid1ey, hin. 55432 � Don`s Service Donald J. UJatson 8255 F. River Rd. Fridl�y, (49n. 55432 V.F.t�d. Post 363 Les Orton 1040 Qsk�orne Rd. Fridley, h1n. 55�'r32 Entertainm�nt V. F. trJ. Pos � �63 Les Orton 1040 Qsbvrne Rd. Fridley, ��1��. 55�32 Food Cs�ablish�l�ent 8ob's f-'roduce Robert Schroer 7620 Ur�iver�sity Ave. t�E. Fridley, Mr7. 55432 Chuck's Meats Chuck Klein 7620 Ui�ive�°sii.y Ave.N.E. Fr�idley, hin. 55432 � Don's Service Donalcl J. Watson ; 8255 E. River Rd. Fridley, �Ytn. 55�32 V.F.W. Post 3C3 Les Ot'tOP1 10�Q Gsb�rnE� Rd. Fri��ley, Mn�. 5�4:�2 Retail Gasoline Don's Ser,vir.e Donald J. 4•datson �f B?55 E. Ri��er Rd. � r Fri<i;ey, h1�i. 55{'�3?_ Stev�n J. Olson fiealttr Inspector 11D �_� VVl��:Y , �_ Fc� � s_ $45.00 JamE�s P. Hill Public Sa�Fety Director James P. Hil1 Puhlic Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill PuUlic Safety Director Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector StevEn J. Olson Health Inspector Dart°el Clark Building Inspector $12.00 $12.00 $24.00 $70.00 $35.00 �35.00 �35.Q0 $35.0� $h0.00 �� ; �/�} !°,��E; CU��aC:URi�Ei�1C:E '3Y TfiE CiT`r C�UNGfL — r,i_cl:tas�:s , � __, I`1�':Y !'t, i.'f:�1. �;7i` ��.'�k?.�Ij_(; `4� � . _._� _._.._ _.__. r'�krn�::�'.� I��ati.r.,q �:.nri Cooiinc�, I:nc. E�`�6 G7. 9�'�.Ii ::t�r�c,ct, Sui.t-�e. "1_05 LJILL211M SI�NDIN �1.00rni��c�i�oi�� tJ� `�54"�0 F3y: � � Plbg. IItg. Insp. I�i.l 1 Ci t:y Fi�atinq & I�/C Cc�. 13005 I5 1.G;th I:venue rdor_ tY� i�4inneaz�olis, P��1 55�141 GiNI�;PJ1L CO,'3`I'I�'1C�I'OR Iloine iioderr�iz��r's~Inc. 4l_53 Mi�nehaila I�venue Minncapolis, PZP7 55406 HE�1'I T'Jv Mill City Fi�atinc� & A/C Co. 13005 B 16th Avenue North P�linneaZ�oli�, IIN 55441 Owens 5�r.��ices Corpor4tion 930 E. 80th Street B.loorniz.g�on, I�7��d 55420 PLI�STF.:?ING Joe Ilelson Stucco Co. , Inr.. 1150 - 9&tiz 'L�3r�F� N.G7. Coon Rapi. ds , l�^:1V 55433 SIGN FkEC:TC>R Leroy Sa:gn�, Inc. 6325 P?elcome Avei.ue Nort.i I�4ir�nea�y�li�:�, �'u7 55429 Nordqu?_st Sign Co. 312 6tie.:;t I»��}�e 5treet Mi.nn�a�olis , nild 55408 PLIBLIC SG�:?t�1NIl'P1�:� POOLS 12G0 - 72nd^�.venue N.L. 7855 F�st Ri_ver Ro�d N..E. fiy ; David Stevc�izson By: Joel Dilln�r. By: David Stevenson By; Robert Ow:ens By: Evelyn Nelson Ay : I�y : I2i chard Nordqu.is t By: EDRIC A:-�sociates 5024 Normandale Ct, �dina, r1V 55436 I3y: 5 Sands Develoi�m�nt Co. c�o Hi.rsc�1--1�3e��.m�� Co. 520 Shelard Tocac:��- 600 County �:oad 18 Miiin��a}>oli.s, A�i1 5542f 0 WILLIAM SANDIN Plb�. Htg. Insp- DI�RREL CI.ARK Chief Bldg, Ofc, WILLIAM S11I3DIPd Plbg. Htg. Insp. VdILLIAM SANDIN Plbg. Hi�g, :Insp. DAI2RET� CLARK Chi ef Bl.dg. Of c. DARREL CLARK Chi ef B ldg . Of c. DARFtEL CT�RK Chief Bldg: Ofc. � � r_ ST�VELI 4LSOIJ �nvironmental Ofc. STI,VII>t OLSON rnviioilmental Ofc. � ��'.: _' _:__I 11 � '�} i".Csf� CU��iCEa�-�i��E�I�1C� �3Y �I-fi� Cf�i'`t C�Ui`�CIL_ —��=z.i�a�LS � _ __�____ r��t �, t ��. e 3� � i i��:3a r� rs?;'C r� F�...�r�;3 ' . l�is .r�. i��oZtcr�:>r�t�"_�;c�. . Y. �. 330,�, 7,t 0 � � D7�I'tF2�v CLAi;K -. 1ii,ln��a�,o:Li:,= i;,'d 554•0 E3y; t1.T�, rlr�rt�eri�ori Jr. Chief Bldg. Ofc. Th�� Suse:e�l�� Ca�r�p��y :L85�J Como T��reriue DAR.RI;L CLATZK • St. P� u1, I�d `_i5108 By: Sic�i�.�y Gordon Chief Bldc3. Ofc. r��r_�:rrc . Central �.ir Cond. & Iitg. Comba.izy � � _ � Div, oi' �'din:> �on lr��erpr:tses, InC. � 7_9'71 Sene�ca I<oad tiVILI,I�d SAP3DIN St. Pau.l, M;; 55122 By: �, navid kosci�k�erg Plbg, Htg. Insp. r�J�;;� � 21 �zSr � - .L. T, ErnSt, Inc. 2055 - 105th Ave:�ue N. P. DARRF�L CLARK � Mii�r�eapol.is, r�^d 5�431 I3y: Lloyd �rnst Chief Bldg. Ofc. � fj"'M,� �. `Y' '�;;y ��.c�x? c.�racu��rac� �� r�� cc�r�r co�h�c��: — E5TIi°��TES ._�� -.-�..___.'�-� l'�Y __`_�.�_? `1 t;r�,�...._._.,_�..�. _._._---_ ___- (fal��or��.c�� [;�7r,struc�:ion � 4�2�'7 - 1E5th Avenue ��.E. 'vJ,yr.�r;�ing, f1;�d �5032 Est. (�Je. ?_ - 1931 �-1isc. Concrete Curb & UuLter Contract �16,341.50 �