09/13/1982 - 5277OFFICIAL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
COUNCIL PIEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 1982
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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCtL
SEPTEMBER 13,� 1982 - 7:30 P.M.
MEMO T0: DEPARTMENT HEADS
FOLLOWING ARE THE "ACTIO`�S NEEDED��. PLEASE HAVE YOUR ANSWERS
BACK IN THE CITY �'IANAGER'S OFFICE BY THE WEQNESDAY BEFORE THE
. NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. THANK YOU. C�""T"" " a� /9�2� •
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
COUNCIL MINUTES OF AUGUST 16, 1982
Approved as presented
ADOPTION OF AGENDA: -
Adopted as presented
Added during meeting:..Resolution Re Moore Lake Storm Sewer Project #173
..Resolution Re MwCC Connection for Kuether District
..Petition �6-1982 re opposition to truck traffic
on 5th Street
OPEN FORUM, VISITORS;
�CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA — IS MINUTES)
No Response
UBLiC HEARINGS;
UBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED PROJECT FOR ISSUANCE OF
Z,OOO,OOO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS TO
HE i:UETHER DISTRIBUTING C0. UNDER THE P�1NNESOTA
UNICIPAL �NDUSTRIAL �EVELOPMENT ACT, MINNESOTA
TATUTES CHAPTER 4%4� .
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Hearing opened 7:38 P.M. Closed at 7:47 P.M.
Resolution giving approval adopted - see Item �16 _
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�CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGERI
CITY
PUBLIC HEARI�GS (CoNTiNUED)
PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 19g3 CITY BUDGET INCLUDING
AMOUNTS TO BE BUDGETED FOR REVENUE SHARING PURPOSES� �. Z— Z A
Hearing Opened at 7:50 P.M. Closed at 7:52 P.M. _
ACTION NEEDED: Put ordinance on next agenda for consideration of the
1983 budget �
OLD BUSItiESS�
CONSIDERATION OF THE SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE
ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER Z11 ENTITLED "SUBDIVISION'� AND
REPEALING OLD CHAPTER Z11 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE IN
ITS ENTIRETY �IST READING 7/12/82)� : � � � � � . � � � 3 — 3 x
Ordinance No. 754 adopted on second reading and publication ordered
ACTION NEEDED: Pub7ish ordinance in Fridley Sun
CONSIDERATION OF THE SFCORr QEADING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
AMEND THE CITY CODE BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING
DISTRICTS, ZOA #g2—01, W� �� DOTY AND GARY ��ELLNER
(1sT READING 4/5/gZ) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 4 - 4 A
Ordinance No. 755 adopted on second reading and publication ordered
ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun
CONSIDERATION OF THE SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE
VACATING STREET RIGHT—OF—WAY SAV �gZ—OZ� BY S. & R�
INVESTMENT i1ST READING 8/16/82)� . . . � � . . � � . , 5 - 5 A
Ordinance No. 756 adopted on second reading and publication ordered
ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun -
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OLD BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
CONSIDERATION OF VARIANCE REQUEST TO REDUCE THE
�IINIMUM LOT AREA AND REDUCE THE FRONT YARD SETBACK,
TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW DWELLING AT -
625 E�Y STREET N�E�, GILBERT i�ENKVOLD, ANOKA �
�TABLED 8/16/82) � � " � � � � � � � � . . � � � � . .
Request Denied
ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council denial
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APPOINTMENT - APPEALS COMMISSION �TABLED 8/13/82)� � � %
Mr. Donald R. Betzold, 5640 East River Road, 55432 (571-0098)
appointed
ACTION NEEDED: Write letter to Mr. Betzold informing him of his appointment
NEW BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING AND RECODIFYING CHAPTER IZS OF THE
FRIDLEY CITY CODE ENTITLED ��SAUNAS AND MASSAGE
PARLORS" BY ADDING, REPEALING OR CHANGING
SECTIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � . . � � � $ - g B
Adopted on first reading
ACTION NEEDED: Put on next agenda for consideration of second reading
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
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RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF
Au�usT 18, 1982 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 9 - 9 L
A. Rezoning Request, ZOA #82-04, by G.W. Paschke, to
rezone from M-1 to C-2, 7941 and 7981 Rancher's Road.... 9-�9A
. Planning Commission recommendation: Approval
Council Action Needed: Set public Hearing for
October 4, 1982
Public hearing set for October 4, 1982
IC WORKS ACTION NEEDED: Make arrangements for public hearing
B. Items from Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
� of August 3, 1982 �
(1) Springbrook Fee Policy.. .... ............. 9A - 9C
Plan. Comm, recorr�nendation: �Approval �& 9E - 9G
Pk & Rec Comm. recommendation: Approval
Council Action Needed: Consideration of
recommendation
Administration to bring back a proposal for a detailed fee schedule
PARK & REC ACTION NEEDED: Draft a detailed fee schedule for Council consideration
(2� Request by John & Darlene Zarawski,
6767 7th St. to buy 3' of Terrace Park Property.... 9H - 9L
Plan. Comm. recommendation: Approval
PK & Rec Comm. recommendation: Approval
Council Action Needed: Consideration of
recommendation
Approved. Staff to check on any legal or Charter requirements
IC WORKS (Real property belonging to City to be sold by Ordinance - see
Charter 12.06)
ACTION NEEDED: Research all requirements and prepare for sale.of property
RECEIVING CATV COMMISSION MINilTES OF �ULY 22, 1982� �� 1� - 10 H
A. Receive 14�i� 1983 Budget Request .................... 10 - l0A ,
and &�lOF - lOH
1983 CATV Commission Budget Request :.:... ............... lOD
CATV Comm, recommendation: Suggest Council consider
50% of projected income for Comm. and 50� for work- - ,
shop, with at least comparable amounts in the areas
of travel and conferences, dues and subscriptions -.
Council Action Needed: Consideration of recommendation
Council approved $20,000 allocation subject to getting 5� franchise
fee from cable company in ]983.� This is to be paid quarterly.
ACTION NEEDED: Inform Cable Commission of Council action and work with
Finance on paying allocation quarterlv.
PUBLIC WORKS
IPUBLIC WORKS
PUBLIC WORKS
PUBLIC WORKS
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NEW BUSINESS (.CONTINUED)
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RECEIVING CATV COMMISSION MINUTES OF
Au�usT 19, 1982 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 11 - 11 D
Minutes received -
ACTION NEEDED: File minutes for future reference -
CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO EXTEND A VARIANCE
AND LOT SPL1T FOR ONE YEAR BY ROBERT ERICKSON,
B�E� CONSTRUCTION, TO REDUCE THE LOT AREAS AND
�OT WIDTHS AT 1239 AND IZ41 NORTON AVENUE� ���
Extension approved
ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council extension
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CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THE
NECESSITY FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
CERTAIN PROPERTIES THROUGH NEGOTIATIONS iIWEN
TERRACE SUBDIVISION - MOORE LAKE BASFU)� �����.� 13 - 13 D
RESOLUTION N0. 68-1982 Adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with negotiations for acquisition of property
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACCEPTANCE
OF SUBSTATE AGiiE�M�NT AND STAT� GRANT AGREEMENT _
�MOORE LAKE PHASE I I) . � . � � � � . � � � � � . �_ ,. � 1�4 - 14 C
RESOLUTION N0. 69-7982 adopted ,�
ACTION NEEDED: Have agreement executed and forwarded to appropriate parties
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERI
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: MOORE LAKE STORM SEWER PROJECT #137
Resolution No. 70-1982
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PUBLIC WORKS
CENTRAL SERV
PUBLIC WORKS
PUBLIC WORKS
CENTRAL SER
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NEW BUSINESS (CoNTt�uEn)
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE
ADMINISTRATION TO APPLY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF
RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS PARK� � � . � � � . . � � � . � � � 15 - 15 C
� RESOLUTION N0. 71-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Prepare forms for acquisition of RVH Park
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION GIYING PRELIMINARY
APPROVAL TO A PROJECT UNDER THE MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT, REFERRING THE PROPOSAL TO THE
COMMISSIONER OF ENERGY, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
FOR APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZING PREPARATION OF
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS �KUETHER DISTRIBUTING C0�)� ��� 16 - 16 B
RESOLUTION N0. 72-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Inform Kuether Distribution Co. of Council preliminary
approval
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING A PERMIT APPLICATION TO THE METROPOLIT
WASTE CONTROL COMMISSION BY KUETHER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
Resolution No. 73-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Rroceed with app]ication to MWCC
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO AGREEMENT
WITH THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO IMPROVE THE TRAFFIC
SIGNAL AT HIGHWAY �65 AND OSBORNE ROAD� ������� 1� - 17 B
RESOLUTION N0. 74-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Execute agreement and forward to appropriate parties
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION
OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR I9gZ SER�IICE CONNECTIONS� �.� Ig
RESOLUTI04V N0. 75-1982 adopted _
ACTION NEEDED: Prepare assessment roll as approved -
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NEW BUSINESS (CoNTtNUEn)
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION
OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE IgHZ
$ERVICE CONNECTIONS. � � � . + � . � � � . . � � �-. �
RESOLUTION N0. 76-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with arrangements for public hearing
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION
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OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TREATMENT AND REMOVAL OF
TREES (1982) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 20 - 20 A
RESOLUTION No. 77-1982 adopted
CENTRAL SERV �CTION NEEDED: Prepare assessment roll as approved
CENTRAL SERV
CENTRAL SERV
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION
OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TREATMENT
AND REMOVAL OF TREES (1982). . � � � � . . . . . , . . ZI - ZI B
RESOLUTION N0. 78-1982 Adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with arrangements for public hearing
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND
DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS IO AND 1�, BLOCK 4, LOWELL ADDITION, AND
REPLATTING INTQ CONDOMINIUM �0� 9 � . � � � � � � � . ZZ - ZZ B
RES4LliTION N0. 79-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with splitting assessments as appr� ved
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NEW BU$IPJE$$ (CONTINUED)
CONSIDERATION OF A-RESO�UTION AUTHORIZING AND
DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 1 THROUGH 5 AND LoT 12, BLOCK Z, PACO �
INDUSTRIAL PARK� . � � . � � � . � � � � � � � � � �
RESOLUTION N0. 80-1982 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Combine special assessments as approved
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APPOINTMENT - CITY EMPLOYEE� � � � � � � � � � � . � Z�
Police Officer Stephen E. Miller appointed, effective 9/27/82
ACTION NEEDED: Prepare Personnel Act9on� Form for accounting's information
CLAIMS. � � � . . � � � � � � . . . � � � � � � � �
Approved
CENTRAL SERV ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims
I CENTRAL SERV
LI CENSES � . � . . � � � , . � � � � � � � � � � � �
Approved
ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses
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ESTIMATES� . � � . � � � � � . r . . � . . � � � � � Z� - Z� E
Approved
CENTRAL SERV. ACTION NEEDE�: Pay-estima�gs
RECEIVIiVG PETITION N0. 6-1982 IN OPPOSITION TO HEAVY TRUCK TRAI=FIC ON 5TH STREET
FROM 61ST AVENUE TO 63RD AVENUE ,�
Petition Received. Petitioner informed of action already taken by staff
NO ACTION NEEDED
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FRf DLEY CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 13,� 1982 - 7:30 P,M,
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
�APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
�0lJNCIL MINUTES OF AUGUST 16, 1982
jADOPTION.OF AGENDA:
�OPEN FORUM, VISITORS;
�.CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA - 15 MINUTES)
UBLiC NEARINGS;'
UBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED PROJECT FOR ISSUANCE OF
Z,OOO,OOO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS TO
HE i�UETHER DISTRIBUTING C0� UNDER THE MINNESOTA
UNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ACT, MINNESOTA
TATUTES, EHAPTER 474 � . , , � , , , , � , � , � �
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PUBLIC HEARINGS (CoNTiNUED)
PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED Ig83 CITY BUDGET INCLUDING
AMOUNTS TO BE BUDGETED FOR REYENUE SHARING PURPOSES� �� Z- Z A
OLD BUSIVESS�
CONSIDERATION OF THE SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE
ADOPTING A NEW CNAPTER 21� ENTITLED ��SUBDIVISION'� AND
REPEALING OLD CHAPTER Z11 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE IN
ITS ENTIRETY i1ST READING 7/12/82)� . ��� � � � � � � � 3 - 3 X
CONSIDERATION OF THF SFCO�r QEADIN� OF AN ORDINANCE TO
AMEND THE CITY CODE BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING
DISTRIC7S, ZOA #g2-01, W� �� DOTY AND GARY '�ELLNER
(1sT READING 4/SIg2) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 4 - 4 A
CONSIDERATION OF THE SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE
VACATING S�REET RIGHT-OF-WAY SAV �$2-�Z� BY S. & R�
INVESTMENT i1ST READING 8/16/82)� . � � � � � . � � � � 5 - 5 A
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�LD BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
CONSIDERATION OF VARIANCE REQUEST TO REDUCE THE
MINIMUM LOT AREA AND REDUCE THE FRONT YARD SETBACK,
TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW DWELLING AT -
625 E�Y STREET N�E�, GILBERT �ENKVOLD, ANOKA
�TABLED H/16IHZ) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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APPOINTMENT - APPEALS �OMMISSION �TABLED gI13I8Z). .� �
NEW BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING AND RECODIFYING CHAPTER 125 oF THE
FRIDLEY CITY CODE ENTITLED `�SAUNAS AND MASSAGE
PARLORS" BY ADDING, REPEALING OR CHANGING
$ECTIONS, � � � � � � � � � � � , . � � � � � �
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NEW BUSINESS (CoNTINUED)
RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES �F g— 9 L
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Au�usT 18. 1982. ''' G.w, paschke, to _ A
Request, ZOA #82-�4, by 9
q, Rezon�n9 1 to C-2, 7941 and 7981 Rancher's Road...• 9
rezon� from M- ppproval
Plannin ct�onSNeededecoSetnPubl�c.Nearing for
Counc�l A 1982
October 4,
, Items from Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
B 3, 1982 „. 9A - 9C
of August ,,.. .••• •• gE _ 9G
(1) Springbrook Fee PolicY•••APproval .&
Plan. Comm. rec�e ommendation: Approval
Pk & Rec Comm•
Council Action Needed: Consideration o
recommendation
�2� John & Darlene Zarawski, gH _ 9L
Request bY 3� of Terrace Park Properiy.•••
6767 7th St. to buy pPProval
Plan. Comm. reco�endation: APproval
PK & Rec Comm. recommendConsideration of
Council Action Needed:
recommendation
RECEIVING CATV C
OMMISSION MiINUTES OF �ULY ZZ, .1980'_ l0A
uest ................• & lOF - lOH
p, Receive ACCW 1983 Budget Req •• •.. _.. lOD
and __ •
1983.CATV Commission Budget Request.....•;•••••
recomrr►endation• Suggest Council consider
CATV Comm• � and 50% for work-
50� of projected income for Comm. ,_
ith at least comparable amounts in the areas
shop� w dues and subscriptions
of travel and conferences,
r���ncil Action Needed: Consideration of recommendat�on
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NEW BUSINESS (CoNTiNUEn)
RECEIVING CATV COMMISSION MINUTES OF
Au�us-r 19, 1982 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 11 - 11 D
CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO EXTEND A VARIANCE
AND LOT SPLIT FOR ONE YEAR BY ROBERT ERICKSQN,
B�E� CONSTRUCTION, TO REDUCE THE LOT AREAS AND
LOT WIDTHS AT IZ39 AND IZ�41 NORTON AVENUE� �������12 - IZ �
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THE
NECESSITY FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
CERTAIN PROPERTIES THROUGH NEGOTIATIONS iIWEN
TERRACE SUBDIVISION - MOORE LAKE BASFU)� �����.� 13 - 13 D
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACCEPTANCE
OF SUBSTATE AGREEMENT AND STATE GRANT AGREEMENT
(MooRE LAKE PHASE I I ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 14 - 14 C
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE
ADMINISTRATION TO APPLY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF
RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS PARK� � � � � � � . . � � � � . � . 15 - 15 C
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION GIVING PRELIMINARY
APPROVAL TO A PROJECT UNDER THE I��UNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT, REFERRING THE PROPOSAL TO THE
COMMISSIONER OF ENERGY, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
FOR APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZING PREPARATION OF
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS �KUETHER DISTRIBUTING C0�)� .�� 16 - 16 B
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO AGREEMENT
WITH THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO IMPROVE THE TRAFFIC
SIGNAL AT HIGHWAY #65 AND OSBORNE ROAD� ������� 1% - 17 B
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION
OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR I9gZ SERVICE CONNECTIONS� ��� IH
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NE�J BUSINESS (CoNTiNUEn)
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CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION
OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE 1982
$ERVICE �ONNECTIONS � � � � . � . . � . , . . . . � - . . I9 - 19 A
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION
OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TREATMENT AND REMOVAL OF
TREES (1982) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 20 - 20 A
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION
OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMEN7 ROLL FOR TREATMENT
AND REMOVAL OF TREES (1982). . � . . , � . , . � � � � ZI — ZI B
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORTZING AND
DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS IO AND 11, BLOCK 4, LOWELL ADDITION, AND
REPLATTING"INTO CONDOMINIUM �0� 9 � � � � � . . . � . ZZ — 22 B
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THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF
AUGUST 16, 1982
4r. w�i,�4 �. 4:� �; �� a� 4��; i�. y► � ��. �, ;. r. ti'y� • 'I�
�he Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council was Cdlled to order at
7:30 p. m. by Mayor Nee.
PLE�)GE OF ALt�E]GIANCE:
Mayor Nee led the vouncil and auctie9nce in tile rledge of Allegiance to tee
Flag. �
B�LL CALLs
M�IBIItS PRFS�: Mayor Nee, Councilman Barnette Councilman Schneider
Counci.lnan Hamernik anct Councilman FitzpatricK
MF1�'�3ERS ABSII�: None
APPi�VAL OF MINLTPFS -,�QIJI�IL MEE'�ING OF AUGiIST 2. �,Q�i
MOTION by Councilman Scneider to approve ttie minutes ot August 2, 1982 as
presented. Seconcied py Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
A�PTION OF AGII�IDA:
The tollawing items were acl�ecl to tt�e agencia: (1) Public Aearing on an On-
Sale Beer License tor rark Pizzeria and Pasta, 317 Osborne Road; (2) Public
Hearing on an OrrSale Beer License tor Pizza iawn, 7891 East River Road;
(3) Consideration ot Setting a Public Hearing ror tne Issuance ot
Industrial Revenue Bonds for Duett�er Distributing Company; (4) RequesL by
the Fire Chiex to send a letter of tnank you to Rbtino's and tne Rnights ot
Coluanbus tor contributions to tt�e Fire Departinent; and (5) Request tor Band
Convert at Moore Lake rark.
MOTION by Councilman FitzpatricK to adopt the agenda witn tne above
additions. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
OPEN FORL�+I. VISITORS:
�ere was no resp�nse rraa the audience unaer tnis ite�► ot business.
P(�LIC HEARINGS:
1 PUBL.IC HF.ART_??�: ON VACATION RDUUEST. SAV #82-Q . S& R INVESTMEDTr COMPANY �Q
j�p�CA� �rRFF�i� �TQfl�-OF-.WW�. 56Q0 4TH STR�. 7.b AI,IrOW THE CONSTRtICTION OF A
F(X7R-PLIX-
MOTION by Councilman A�nernifc to waive tt�e reading of tne public hearing
notice and open �e public nearing. Seconded by Council.man Barnette. Upon
a voice vote, all voting ay�, Mayor Nee declared tne motion carried
unanimously and the public nearing opened at 7:35 p. m.
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this properLy in question is
located nortneast ot the intersection or I-694 and University Avenue.
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Mr. Flora statec�, in oonjunction witn tne vacatzon request, variances are
requested ror tt�e rront and side yard setbacKS. 8e stated these requests
nave been approved uy tt�e Appeals Ca�unission and, recommended, through tne
Planning Ca�anission, for Caancil approval �nth the iollowing stipulations:
(1) ttie pet�tioner work witn tne City on tne landscape p1an; (2) screen tne
reruse oontazners; (3) stripe fi1�e outside parking stalls; and (4) the City
retain a 10 foot boulevard easenent along tt�e service drive.
Mr. Flora pointec7 out ttie parcel of property being vacated atlaws ror a
boulevard along ttie service drive so tnere is not a need tor an adaitional
ten reet ior boul�vara easemer►t �.n tnat area.
Mr. Flora stated the variance requests are to reauce tne tront yard setback
rran ttie re�uired 35 feet to 30 feet whicn would line tnis building up witn
tne rest ot ttie properties � 4th Street. Ae turtt�er stated tne side yard
variance is =ran the required 35 feet to 25 feet, but in order to align
this structure witti the ott�ers on tne Fast side ot 4th Street, the variance
,ror tne side yard shOUld nOt be less tnan I6.25 feet. Mr. Flora stated tne
,;r�ec5o�¢nenaation made t7y the Appeals Ca[�nlssion essentially states tne side
�yard setuack be in line witn tne structure to tne East side or 4th Street,
but not closer than 16.25 feet to tne property line.
No persons in the auaience spoke regarding tnis vacati� request.
MO'I'ION by Councilman Aamernik to close tne public eearing. Seconded by
Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
ttie motion carried unanimousty and t�e p�wlic nearing closea at 7:44 p. m.
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MOTIO�i by Councilman Schneider to waive tne reading of tne public hearing
notice and open ttie public nearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette,. Upon
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared tne motion carried
unanimously and the public nearing opened at 7:45 p. m.
Mr. Inman, City Clerk, stated this publlc hearing is required by State Law,
as ttzere is a cnange or aanerst�Yp at tnis estabtistm�ent.
Mr. Irnian stated the background investigation has been conducted by tne
Public Safety Director and he recatmiencss approval or tne license.
No persons i.n the audience spoke regarding tnis on-sale t�eer ticense.
MO't'ION by Councilman Hamernik to ctose tne pubtic hearing. Seconded by
Councitman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee
declarea trie motion carried unanimously and the pu�lic hearing closed at
7 : 46 p. m.
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MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to wiave the reading ot ttie publ�c nearing
notice and open the public near�ng. Seconded by councilman Schneider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimousty and tlle public nearing opened at 7:46 p. m.
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1�'I'IOiN by Councilman Fitzgatrick to waive tde readu�g of the punlic nearing
notice and open tbe pubtic nearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider.
Upon a voice vate, ali voting aye, Mayor Nee dectared tne motion carried
tuianUaously and the public nearing opened at 7:46 p. m.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the ownership nas cnanged at tnis
establistunent, therexore, ttiis public hearing is required.
Mr. Ir�nan, City Clerk, stated a background investigation was conaucted c>y
tne Public Safety Director and he reca�unends approval ot tne license.
No persons in the auaience spoke regarding tt�is on-sale neer ticense.
i90TI0iN by Councillaan Fitzpatrick to close tne p�wlic nearing. Seconded by
Council.man Barnette. Upon a voice vote, alt voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
tt�e motion carried unanimously and the punlic nearing closed at 7:47 p. m.
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MO'I'ION by Councilman Schneider
Barnette. Up�n a voice vote,
carried w�anunousty.
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to table ttiis item. Seconded by Councilman
a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee dectared tne motion
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MOTION by Councilman HamerniK to waive tne reading and approve tne
ordinance upon rirst reading. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a
voice vot�, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared tne motion carried
unanimously.
Mr. Flora, Public Works Directo�, statea a letter was received rram tne
petitioner requesting ne be able to start construction as soon as possible
ana to t�ave a building permit issued prior to the second reading or tnis
orainance.
NI�JTION by Councilman HamerniK to allow trie starz to issue tne builGing
permi�, prior to tne second reading ot tne ordinance. Seconaed by
Counci].man Barnette. Upon a voioe vote, a11 vating aye. MaYor Nee declared
tne motion carried unanimously.
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MdI'ION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 67-1982 setting tne
pudlic t�earing on this itea tor Septenber 13, 1982. Seconded by Councitman
Hamernik. Upon a voioe vote, all v�oting aye, Mayor Nee declared tne motion
carried unanimously.
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Mr. Flora, Public Works DirectoX, state�i, as discussed earlier in tne
meeting, during the public nearing, the variances requested are to reduce
tne rront yard setbacK tran the required 35 feet to 30 feet and reduce tne
side yard setbacK rrcm tt�e required 35 feet to 25 feet. Mr. Flora stated,
c�ring discussion by the appeals Cc[mnission at tne public nearing, it was
relt the side yard setbacK ror this structure should be no closer tnan
16.25 feet in order to align ti�is twilaing witn tne otner properues on tne
East side ot 4th Street.
Mr. Flora stated the Appeals Carnnission and the Planning Commission notn
rec:anmended approval ar ttie variances witti tne rollawing stipulations: (1)
the petitioner worK witn the City on tne landscape p1an; (2) screen tne
reruse o�rnainers; and (3) stripe ttie outside parKing Std11S. He explained
a rourtn stipulation tor a ten foot boulevard easement, theretore, an
additional ten teet is not required.
Councilman Hamernix asked starr u tt�ey were comtortabte witn a side yard
setback or 16.25 feet. Mr. Flora stated ttie plan for tne building provides
ror a 25 foot setbacK, however, the Appeals Cammission�s action was tnat
tnis structure be r�o ctoser than 16.25 feet so i� gives tne developer some
t12Xibility.
Councilman Hatnernix stated wt�at ne is saying tt�en is, tnat the building be
no closer tnan 16.25 feet, but it does not have to line up witn tne otner
proper�cies. He stated the only reservation ne nas is iz tne City nas
enougn c�ontrol.
Mr. Flora stated, as long as tne appraval indicates tne side yard seLbacK
StlOUld � no closer ttian 16.25 feet, statt nas no problen witn it, but tney
woulcfi�t want it any closer.
MOTION by Councilman Aamernik to approve the variances, as recommended by
tne Appeals C:a�anission to reduce ttie trorit yarct setaack trom tne required
35 feet to 30 feet an�i to reduce tt�e side yard setbacK rran tne required 35
feet to a aistance not less tnan 16.25 feet, with tne toltowing
stipulations: (1) the petitioner work witn tne City on tne landscape p1an;
(2) screen tne retuse containers; and (3) stripe tne outside parking
stalts. Seconded C�y Councilman Schneiaer. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanunously.
4 B T'i'� FROM I�pP �r- OONIl�IISSION MINUTES OF JULY 02 . 1982: REOUEST FOR
VART1��c'E '� R�LX'E MTNnu�rlP+l L�'i' AREA AND FRONT YARD SETBACR TO ALLOW
,�S�i'RL1�'�'TON OF NEW DWELLING A� 625 ELY STREET BY GILBERT MENRVEL�z
� R�FTVrj�jC PE'i'TTTQr] j� 5-19$� FROM RFSTDEN`r' WT'i'N NO OBJEGTION TO
HOUSE BEING BUILT ON TfiIS PROPER'I�:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Directoz, stated tnis property is in tne Riverview
Heignts area and tocated in the 600 blocK of Ely Street.
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Ae stated the request is tor two varianceSr one is to reduce tne minimum
1ot area rran the required ?,500 square teet to 5,500 square teet, and tne
otner is to rech.ice the rrorn yard setbacx traa tt�e requirea 35 feet to 30
feet to a11ow ror ttie vonstruction of a single tamity dwellu�g.
Mr. Flora stated, during the t�earing �ore the appeals Canmission, six ot
" tne neignboring resiaents spoke against tne variances addressing tne
parking problens, tne cro�wding of the structure on the property, and tne
adverse efrect to tne property values in the neignbornood. He furtner
stated, based on the appeais tram tne residents, the Appeals �anmission
reca�nended denial ot the variances.
Councilman FitzpatricK statect tnere is a recamnenaauon Lor denial troqn tne
Appeals C;amnussion, based upon neignbornood ob�ections, hawever, he belives
tnere was aiscussion; as rexlected in tne minutes, about Dow crawded tne
structure would be o�n a lot of auy 5,500 equare teeL. He stated it should
be pointed out the ordinance calls ror 7,500 square teet and even tnis is a
reduction ior lots of this kind plotted before tne micaie 50's. He stated
- tne requirement tor most City lo�s is 9,000 square teet so it reatty is a
large variance request tor only 5,500 square teec.
Mr. Mike Malone, 635 Ely Street, stated besides the ract tnat this is an
unaersized 1ot, the nouse to tne East of tnis property nas already been
given a variance so that is a snaller lot. Mr. Malone stated he was also
concerned about the water run-oi= iran this lot tawarcis his nouse since ne
does nave water probieas. He turtner pointed out tne street is narrow ana
tnere �s also a parKing problen.
Councilman Barnette asked ir tne water running oft tnis lot comes towards
Mr. Malone's house. Mr. Malone staLed tne roof line of tne proposed
c�welli.ng would ae built towards riis nouse. He explained the lot is lawer
than the house on the oorner of his lot, so lt would need rill and cause
anotner problem.
Councilman Scnneider asKed Mr. Malone it t�e was aware tt�e 1ot was going up
ror sale. Mr. Malone staced ne was aware it was up tor sale, but was told
by tt�e City that is was an unbuildable lot.
Mr. Dale Dicxson, 600 Ely Street, stated this isn't a case where tney have
someone interested in improving their property, but where someone wi11 come
in and put up a structure ana leave. Ae stated, at tne time he purchased
nis nane, he was told it was one building site and dian't reel tne rules
st�0uld be Chariged. Ae pointed out this was not a snall variance, but trom
9,000 square reet required of most City lots to 5,500 square teet. He
stat+ed ne didn't teel tne neignboring property avners ShOU.Ld b2 p21'killZed.
Mr. Steve Adelmann, 8080 Broad, stated tne proposed structure would be
w�tt�in 15 feet of nis decx azxi relt it was really too close.
Mr. Mike Geis stated ne tias lived in the area ror 30 years and tnere really
�.s a parking problan as tt�e street is narrow. Ae scated the lot next to
nun is 50 feet and, if this variance is approved, the City may receive
otner requests to build on a 50 foot lot.
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Mr. John Mallay, 8051 Broad, stated his only convern is tne parking probtem
as the street is narraw and in the winter it is tsard to get tnrough.
Ms. Iarson stated wnen ttiey bid on tt�e 1ot, tney weren't told it wasn't a
bwildable lot. She stated ir tney nad Kn�an it wasn't a buitdable lot,
they wvuldn't tiave bid on it.
Ms. Iarson stated she tried to visit witn everyone on botn sides of tne
street to obtain tneir zeet uig on ttie proposed house. She stated, with tne
excepti� ot ttiose present here tnis evening, two persons didn't want to
voice an opinion and the otners signed tt�ey u�dn't nave any ob�ections.
CounciJ.man FitzpatricK stated it should be pointed out tne persons who
dian't nave any objections doesn't include those resictents immediately
ad�acent to tnis property. He stated the six closest persons to tnis
property do nave ob�ections.
Ms. Larson stated someone in ttie City told them tnis was a duildable iot,
but ielt this was an t�onest rnistake. 5he stated atter tney purchased it,
they were told ttiat pernaps it wasn't buildable.
Mr. Menkveid stated Ms. Larson is now in a Iawsuit w�tn tne County over
tnis 1ot anct nad them stay tne time untit atter tney coula checx w�.tn tne
City.
Mr. Menkveld stateci there is ofr-street parking on tne lot ana tne drainage
is zran the back of the lot to tne szreet. He pointed out tne lot is not
in tt�e t.�ooci p�ain, except tor a snatt vorner.
Mr. M�enkveld stated, it the neignboring owners want tne lot, he would be
delignted to sell it to them tor what tney have into tne lot. He stated
tne County wants $6,050 for tt�e lot and ttiey t�ave anottier $600 into it. Mr.
Menkveld stated sameone trcxa tne City gave tne appraisal tor $6,000.
Mr. Menkveld stated at the auct�on the auctioneer statect $6,000 was awtul
cneap tor a buildable lot and that was tne reason tney dought it. Ae
stated the Appeals Canmission rias given ap�roval tor snaller lots.
Mr. Qureshi, City ManageX, stated ir there are no objections fran tne staz=
and neignbornood, the Appeals Commission nas tne autnocity to issue an
approval �or variances on single tamily lots.
Mr. Dickson stated rie telt they have some halr trutns as Mr. Menkveld
stated the property was represented to tt�em as being buildable. Mr.
Dickson stated, at ttie County sale of property, they do not make any
conctitions at�out the lot, whetner or not it is buildable or in tne tlood
plain. He stated ttze conanent by tne auctioneer saying it is a good price
tor a bulldable lat doesn�t, in any way, warranc it as a buitaable lot. Ae
explained tt�e persons wishing to buy tnese properties are responsible ror
cneck�ng what can or cannot be cbne witri t�e propercy.
Mr. Menkve.ld stated it was stated to tnem by tt�e City tnat, it tne 1ot is
in tt�e rlood plain, some tlll would have to be adaed. Ae stated tney
wouldn't tlave bid on the lot � tney tsac�'t oontacted tne City tirst.
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Mr. Menkveld stated he is willing to lose tne $600 tn�y nave into tt�e lot,
if ttze neignboring resiatents want to pay tne $6,050 to tne County. He
pointed out tne County is now suing Mrs. Larson tor paym�ent o� tne lot.
Councilman Fitzpa�rick stated pernaps some adaitional information bas come
to tne Councii's attention during this discussion, anci maved tne tollawing:
MOTION by Councilman FitzpatricK to receive petition No. 5-1982 ana to
table tnis item to tne next regular meeting an September 13, 1982. Seconded
by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
The Council asked ror rurtber information trom stazt on otner similar
incidences and the question of them t�eing told it was a builcfable lot.
MOTION by conciiman Schneider to receive the minutes of tne Planning
Comanission meeting of August 4, 1982. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared tt►e mation carried
unanimously.
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MOTION by Councilman HamerniK to adopt Resolution No. 66-1982. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carr�ed unanu�ously.
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MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatr�ck to concur witn tne tollowing appointments
t�y tne City Manager:
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Lee Ann Nbrtenson
10961 Notway St.
Coon Rapids, NII�1
55433
Scott B. Robinson
$ Rabert Brodercik
RR #3, Box 94
Nortnr ield, I��l
55057
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Police Dept.
Police Offioer
Police Dept.
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August B, Ga1e
1982 Anc7erson
August 23, James
1982 Bankston
Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voioe vote, all wting aye, Mayor
Nee delcared the mocion carriecl tulanimously.
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MQTION by Councilman Schneider to autt�orize payments ot Claims No. 244502
througn 225N10. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee delcared the motion carried unanimously.
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M�'iZON by Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprwe tne licenses as su�uitted ana
as on iile in the License q.erk's Office. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Opon a voioe vote, aIl voting aye, Mayor Nee dectared tne motion carried
unanimously.
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MO'1'ION by Councilman Barnette to approve the estimates as su�tted.
Herrick & Newman, P.A.
6279 University Avenue, N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
For services rendered as City Attorney
�or the montn of July, 1982
Keys Well Drilli.ng Campany
413 N�rtn Lexington Parkway
St. Pau1, NLinnesota 55104
Partiai Estunate #2 - Repair Well �3
C.S. McCrossan,
P.O. Box A.D.
Osseo, Minnesota
IfIC.
55369
Partial Estimate #2 - Street Improvement
Pro�ect ST. 1982-1
Partial Estuaate �2 - Street Improvenent
Pro�ect ST. 1962-2
$ 2, 075.72
$12,504.00
$22,477.31
$77,823.44
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MOTION by Councilman Schneiaer to direct the administration to send a
letter or tt�anKS to Totino's and tne Knights of Columbus for tneir
contribution to the Fire Department. Seaonded by Counci.�.man Hamernik. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee delcared the motion carried
unanimously.
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Mr. Schroer stated nis inzention is to put a tent on tne East side ot his
building ror the sale of apples anct ptaapKins.
Mr. Qurestii,' City Manager, stated the statr's recammendation is tnat Mr.
Schroer be altawea to put up tne tent vn a temporary basis, and to nave tne
request tor a special use permit processed tnrougn tne normal procedure.
Mr. Qureshi statec�, if ttie Council approves tnis on a permanent basir,,
under the special use pernait, tnere may be stipulations regarding tnis use.
He furtt�er stated ir ttie special use permit is not approved, it is hoped
sametning could be worked out witt� Mr. Schroer.
Mr. Qureshi stated the imaner3iate problem now is tne time element so Mr.
Schroer is request�.ng a temporary pernut to use tne tent.
Mr. Flora statec�, ir ttlis temporary use is approve�l, Mr. Schroer will t�ave
to vontact ttie Fire Department to obtain a permit tor tne tent.
Gouncilman AamerniK asked wnat Mr. Schroer's options would be, if a special
use pernnit were not approved. Mr. Qureshi stated tt�e tent would tnen nave
to de removed, but hoped sometning could be worked out to botn Mr.
Schroer�s and the City's satisfacti�.
MOTION by Councilman Aamernik to a11ow the temporary use ot tne tent tor
open air saleS, as requested by Mr. Schroer. Seconded by Councilman
Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vot�, ali voting ay�, Mayor Nee delcared tbe
motio� carried unanunously.
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Councilman Aamernik stated t�e reoeived a request tor a benet�t bana concert
at Njoore Lake Park. Ae asked the City Attorney ror nis comments whetner
tilis o0uld De dllOwed, witnout going througn tne comptete process.
Mr. Newman sta�ed, in reviewing the ordinance, he does have some
ditticulties witt� it as tnere is an exception process unaer paragraph 2
whicn requires there be a writLen permit entered into by tne pudlic entity
tnat aans tne property in this case, tne City, where tne concert would be
tield. He stated, tnerexore, ttie City would have to make application. He
furtner stated that Section 508.26 states there would be no entercainment
ror exnibition in a park or parkway, except those under direction of tne
Parks and Recreation Departsaent.
Mr. Newman statea it would appear tne type of activity proposed is not
permissible �der ttie City's ordinances, and ttiere m�.gnt be a real probie�m
with public satety.
Mayor Nee questioned it tt�is activity could be hela in Locke Park. Mr.
Ne�m�an stated the Cflunty may have a cv,xrerent exception policy wnere tnis
QOlild DE pertititteG.
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MDTIO[+1 ty Councilman HamerniK to instruct starr to review Ordinance 22
relating to music restivals. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a
vosce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared tne motion carried
unanuaously.
Caancilman HamerniK stated tie would advise tne party making this request to
see � it oould be neld at Locke Park.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meecing. Seconaed by
Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
tne motion carried tuianimously ana tne Regular �•,eeting ot tne Fridley City
Council at August 16, 1982 adjourned at 9:00 p. m.
Respecttully sutamitted,
Carole Hac3aad
Secretary to the�City Council
Approved: _ _
Williatn J. Nee
Mayor
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMORANDUM
T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER
FROM: SID INMAN, DIREC70R OF CENTRAL SERVICES
SUBJECT: INOUSTRIAL REVENUE BOND FOR KUETHER DISTRIBUTING C0.
DATE: SEPTEMBER 8, 1982
.• The City Council authorized a public hearing for Kuether Beer
Distributing Co. for an industrial revenue bonds in the amount
of $2,000,000. Kuether Distributing is anticipating building
a warehouse located on the property directly to the west of
the Penzoil Distribution Plant. The proposal is for approximately
60,000 square feet distributiong ware house to be built on the
six acre site. It is proposed that the facility, once completed,
will employ over 25 �ew employees. The project is being organized
- through Miller Securities Inc. and it is their opinion that the
corporation financial condition warrants the project economically
feasible.
The Council received a packet of information with both the application
for the City and the State, the financial statements and copies of
various resolutions. I would recorrenend that they bring this with
them on September 13 to review for the public hearing.
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NOTICE OF PQBLIC BEARING ON A PROPOSED
PROJECT 1�1ATD THE ISSUANCE OF COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT REVENUE 80ND5 OR NOTES UNDER
THE !lUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 11CT,
MINNESOTA STATUTES, CBAPTER 4?4, AS AMENDED
. (KUETHER DISTRIBUTING C0.}
� CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE IS aEREBY GIVEN, that the City Council of tbe
City of Fridley, Minnesota, will oeet on Monday, Septem-
ber 13, 1982, at 1�30 o'clock p.m., at the City Hall, 6431
IIniversity Avenue N.E., Fridley, Hinnesota, for the,purpose
of conducting a public bearing on a proposal that the City
issue its commercial development revenue bonds, notes or
other obligations under the Municipal InBustrial Development
Act, Minnesota Statutes, Chapter +174, as dmended, in order
to finance, in whole or in part, the cost of the proposed
Project. The proposed Project will consist of the acquisi-
tion of Iand within tbe Cfty, the acquisition and construc-
tion of a building thereon and the acquisition and installa-
tion of equipment therein to be owned by William B. �uether.
an in�ividual residing in the State of Minnesota, and leased
to Ruether Distributing Company, a Minnesota corporation, to
be used as a beez distribntion faeility. The estimat�d
total amount of the proposed obligations to be issued is
52.000,000. The bonds, notes or other obligations shall be
limited obligations of the City ana sball be payable solely
from the revenues pledge8 to the payment thereof, except
that such bonds, notes or other obligations may be secured
by a mortgage or other encumbrance on tbe Broject. No
holder of any such bond, note or other obligation ahall ever
have the right to compel any exercise of the taxing peWer of
the City to pay the bonds, notes or other obligations, or
the interest thereon, nor to enforce payment against any
property of the City except the Project.
A draft copy of tht proposed application to the Commis-
sioner of Enezgy, Planning and Development for approval of
the Project, together with all attachments and exhibits
thereto, is available for public inspection at the office of
tbe City Clerk , at City Aall, 6431 University Avenue N.E.,
Fridley, Minnesota, between the hours of 8��� a.m. and
5���.m., Monday through Friday.
� All persons interested s�ay appear ana be heard at the
time and place set fozth above.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Si�r�EY c. INMAN, Ciir L
Dublish; a�9�st 2�, t9sz
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�Ef3cial �.taLloN
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1lotiae is l�seby qive� that �ere vill be a At�lic 8asr3nq befae tl�e Cty Oouncil af tbe Cty a�
iriAey in the City Ball at 6t31 Qniversity A�+aa�e l�ortbeast m llacdqy• 6aptambes 13, 1992 in tDe
Co�csl O�mbers at 7:30 p.a. tar l3�e pucp�o�e af i
��9 � s�'� �� toc tat 1lR3 su�3�et� iecludLg l�ev�rue 8dti�g Nd� ta[ 1l83.
!�e City aE lridley rat].d like to e:tand an laiviLatian to all dtisans ard partl�7aslp �9 p1�ds.
dtisens to psrtic3pste in this p�11c b�arirg m tbe 1983 8d�et especLal�y► AeNee��e B�Aar
ard to mke vtittas ac acal ac�ents. -
7�e t�spproprieted fmOs foc keve�ue 8�ering on 6e�d are tiane. Aeven�e Shari�g !f�ls 4�dgetea fa
1983 ate i280,000.
�q►� desirirg to De beard vith refere�or to �e abo�+e astter vill 6e beard at lhis �eeting.
Detailed informntion �sy be obtainied at tbe Ctty Mensger's offiae, 6i31 �►ersity l�ve�we 1�iortheast,
�1ricIley. tN 55�32.
�TD�'� C� �
General Pcoperty �
b4ecial 7�sse�ts
I.ioe�ses
Cbntrscxacs
eusinss
Otha
P�nnit.s
GSrants ard Shared �oes
Q�arges fos Seaviaes
Fines ara lu�ieitur�s
It�taest Fdrniegs
Other Misallan�ws Re�ver�ue
?nsuranoe R�i�nd (Polioe and
tire Pr�sionv
17rar�sfers
Senl Cb�stirg
Stete 11id Surplus
JLeven�e Sharinq 11�rd
Liquor 8ta�d
Ge:neral R�d b1np�lus
7D�1L: G�It71L lDID
s�� �,ta �as
Revenue sharing i►a�dt
c�1e Tv
CYvfc Gentez Bord Ptsd
t�p�tal Itq[XOVeMllt P1�
m4►Ls 0►�t PIII�
'ID�ALt 11ii, POIi�
1�P►Sa111. Q� .
C[tY �
A�liab: Septenber 1• 19@2
:3,019,600
5�700
ss,000
128�QQ0
5,000
l5,000
1,27�,009
l�tl �000
112,350
260,000
42,000
130,000
70,000
. 70.000
Z80,000
350.000
510�000
t6.907.659
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Z80�000
t0,000
�0,000
91�100
i 780.l00
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General Goverrioent
Leqislative
Ge��etal ard linsncial
!lnnegeoent
Central Se�riaea tCivic
t�rnter/Det� Ptooeasing)
Pt�lic Safety
�bltoe ana cYviu neien.e
iis�
Public :tocb
Ooae fl�foce�oent a�d
Planrsing
�gineering and Pu411c
iiorks lWiritennnae
R�rest3an
li�hutslist atd
parks ard Recrent3on
leeserve
0�3t P[�6
SF�CIJ1i. REVH�I� FO[�
DES! SStVIt� lOtiS
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REVt]�ilE S�RIIG
i lSd,Si9
686,1�5 i 2�►000
172,300
1,880,325 9�,000
�26,96� �7,000
316,�65
1r080�121
1�2�7,�00
347.390
i6.307.659
az6,�oo
280�000
J0,000
10,000
94�100
i 780.500
:7.08B.t59
1�8,000
i28D.000
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lSOClaK eancs: isss
rwet�e A�ar3ey n.tasl
, P� OT�FR
DIl111� d�PI� �S
Cl'1't 1�
!br iapraved ooan�micatian ��,••+•a� Q $ 11,000 610,000
nitt� the public. (Pact a� Public
iafotmntian Prcqr�3
PQ.�
Pbr ieQro�ved criime p�eventian aM 32,000
p�lic awareness. tPart of P�lioe
8pecial Projecks Progr� aM
Ffeid Operations)
�IItB
!br bettesr fire s��geBSion. (F'att -0-
ai rire S1�re�sim Progrmm)
1l11tIIt�1i18T
!br 000mmity t�n#ure intrepretatia►. 30,000
tPart o� Nnture Iatec�etatian
Proqrao�
I�l1il�S
o� pub �lic�lards��(Part of I.endecarpingf �•000
i�ursery/Reforestration Progrem)
tor iaQrovitg tetsnis facilities. -4-
tPart af 1►tbletic Are�a Progrmm)
���
!er improvitg a�Itvral ard arte. 2�500
(Part c�f Wltural ar►a Atts Progra)
Per imQca►irg eervioes to er.�ior citiaes�a, 8,000
te�sse. (Part oi Sot�bies/Clubs Progsan3
For ant�ual oocommity oelebratiad. 1,000
(Part of S�ecial EVe� Ptog=am) ,.,,;,.,.,..,,,,F
'10'�1L �'1?�i r500
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3,000
2,000
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su�c7ls�a�
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f11PTD1�. �1Y
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59, 000 Se+ven Cars
15 �000 Puqaer Truck
(Partial Paymt)
Zi,000 380 Leb Table
680 YbsChirg Models
�Kicroroope
, 0
9r000
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8,000 I�ndscaping
9►000 C.aurt Ov�erlay
7,000 -0-
8,000 -�
1�000 -O-
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¢63,000 = 92�500
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wSOBDIVISI�w ��t�ID Rp.PF.�i,ING OLD CHAPTER 211 OF TBB
FRID[F.Y QTY �E IIi IT5 �IIt�lY
G�i�f� st�•��• �_
The regulations and provisions established by this chapter are for the
follawing purposes:
l. Zb establish standard prace�dures, requirements, and conditions for the
preparation, subnission and appraval �/Z/�(!j(,/�C/ of lan3 subdivisions within
Fridley.
2. To secure satisfactory conformity of such �/,Y/�t/�/¢J ��baivisi�s„ to the
-� l,and use plan, the major thoroughfare plan, the official map, zoning arci other
plans and chapters of this oode.
�. 4b ��, the orderly��f icient. and integrated develous�nt _Qf Fri8lev_
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5. Zb guide the �,Y����/�6�'ayC�,�,�jd�i Si1x in the performanoe of its
functions and duties.
211.02 DEFII�IIfiiCl�S
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Hereafter all subciivisions of lan8 ds define3 herein, made within the City of
Fridley, ehall be subject to arxi shall conforni to these regulations and other
applicable lnw and shall oonform to the land use plan, the n�ajor thoroughfare
plan, the official map, the zoning chapter and other City plans, ordinances,
chapters and regu].ations.
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F. Appraval o�f Qo�a�cil
Whenever ��/��Q6�,{�6�,�jdpi/l�/X�,�X�i�/iX��/I�16X�f ) � lot
� � � � �a�. �i�zx,rr�a,�r,�i,��r,�i,�,�l,���,��,rig��► �-
division can be made without further platting with approval of the
Council if the Council shall finc3 that such subdivision facilitates and
does not hinder the transfer and conveyance of the land; does not hinder
the making of assessnents anc7 keeping of records connected therewitht
that it c3oes not result in the creation of ariy paroel (within or without
the subdivisionn) of a size fn area or frontage which is less than is
required for purposes of oonstruction of a building on such parcel under
the zoning Iaws and building regulations of the City; and that the
subdivision to be made is not made for the purpose of avoiding such
conaitiorns and restrictions with zesgect to the land as might be imposecl
up�n a piat. (Ref. 207�
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�„Lsi�„��v+siorLS a� def;*+�7 in Section 2'11 82[9� �hall be platted uriless
each varcel within �e s�ba3v�s�on c�n b� d�scribed as a simnle
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A subdivider shall prepare a preliminary plat of a subdivision before
preparing a fir�al plat. �e su�divider shall submit the preliminary plat
together with all requirec7 accampanying material to the Plannir�g
Cart�nission and sha].1 �6�E/�¢1�`�! 5��1 the tentative appraval c� the
C�oRmission.
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(1) Preliminary Plat Requirements
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� preliminary plat shall be clearly and legibly �rawn on a high
quality reproc3uceable arW all copies thereof shall be clear and
legible.
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�d�/z/�i�j/�X�/,�4fJd/� as to st�aw clearly all details thereof .
A preliminary plat together with such accanpanying documents shall
shaw the follcwing:
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{a) T'he boundary lines and dimensions of the land to be
subaivided and the locations of section o�rners anc7 of existing
subdivisions, etreets (and street widths) and unsubdivided
parcels (and aanerships) adjoining the proposed subdivision,
between it and nearest existing street or for such distance
beyond as may be required.
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(b) The proposed general layout, including all proposed
etreets, alleys, cros�walks through blxks, street widths and
proposed names, approximate dimensions of blocks and lots,
tentative lot and block n�anbering and approximate radii of all
curves.
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(c) �he existi.ng and proposed easenents anc] right-of-ways for
drainage, sewerage, utilities, railroad lines, �t.�e�t s,� ai?�vs,
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td) 7S�e ocrrect location ancl desic�ati� of all v�et lands anci
water ci�nnels, water areas, drainage oourses anci ciitches, and
iniicati.on of all ar�e�a�s which, before drainage faQravement, are
subject to inundation or storm water overflvw, with proposed
` drainage improvement of euch azeas and of ewamps, drainage
oourses atxi ditciies.
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(e) A statetaent giving the intenc3ec7 excavating, grading ana
filling of land within the prapased subdivisfon anci the intended
re�aval or destruction of existing trees and other natural
grau�d oaver, sufficient to meet the requirements of the
�J�)'i�1�/1���,�`,��� �i�,Y in determining whether �i
a lanci alteration petmit could be issued in �cordanoe
with the City Code.
t� ��/��.&3�t requirec] data anci materi�tls �h4�if �
pzactically jdf shown on the Fxeliminary plat shall be
sulxnitted cn separate sheets, to accompany the plat.
i2) �pp2icati.on
R�e subdivider shall �/�,'/�,'/�/ F�4� t a/�Se tracfng
and three dark Iine prints of the preliminary plat and three copies
of c7ocuments ac+can�nyi.ng ti�e plat �d/,�%�/j(/ to the Citv . The City
shall determine whether or not the submitted materials are
satisfacto�cy ais a preliminary plat.
When Iand to be subdividea abuts a state trunk highway, one
additional capy shali be tequired and shall be sutx�ftted to the State
Highway Commissioner with ttYe request that such Commissioner's
recannendations, if any should be received within fourteen days,
after the date submitted, for consideration by the Planning
Catanission acting an ti�e plat.
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(3) l�ction on Preliminary Plat by PZarming Comni.ssiaa
Z�e Planning CaROnission will meet to oonsider the plat and proposed
improvements by the Bubdivider and the time and metbod of
installation of iu�Qrwanents. (Ref. ?5)
Not less than ten days before the date of a meeting of the Planning
Conenission, for oonsideration of a preliminary plat, The City shall
c3o the follawing:
ta) Notify by Dnited States mail the subdfvider and the CIT'�
property awners of the PropertY �1� t]3 n tihree hL�,rj�ed j3001 f e�t -- po L�c, Y
of ,��C�,� adjoining the land within tt�e plat of tbe time
ard plaae of sucts hearing.
(b) Publish notice of such hearing in the official City
newsp�aper.
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' �e Planning Ca�nission shall Zd�l��'��ir%f/1����/1dJf/1�J��fd7f1�
take action on a subdivision application within ]„Z@ days following
delivery of an application completed in compliance wfth the
requirements e�et forth in this ordinanoe, unless au� extention of the
review period has been agreed to by the applicant. Action by the
Planning Cammission shall be tentative approval, disapproval or
conditional approval of the preliminary plat, the last being
tentative approval conditioned upon certain modifications as
specif ied.
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review of the preliminary
C.ouncil for � fi�l action.
After the Planning Catmiission's ���i
plat, it shall be recommen8ed to the
If the Planning Canmission fails to preliminarily npprove or
disapprove an application within 12@ days after it has been
su4titted, imless an extension of time is arranged with the consent
of the subdivider, the application shall be deemed preliminarily
approved and upon c3emand the City sha11 execute a certificate to that
effect. In this event, the �/�f/pf/�d/�/�/�t/ S.i.ty shall advise the
subdivider of any and all reca�unendations as are reasonable and are
consistent with these regulations oz with an applicable plan in
oompleting the survey of the subc7ivision and making the final plat
thereof. (Re�f.75}
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Followin9 PreliminatY �.`�jf�IX �.viset of the application
Catmission, the applicant may request final appraval by the City•
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tentatively apprwed or conditionally appraved, including any
required modifications and to the requirements herein ana any
additional requirenents of law. �SjE/16X�,J1�XX/►�/��l'V
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attacbed shvwing the entire subdivfsion, including boundaty and
streets, at an appropriate scale and indicating the separate
sheets of the final plat an3 the sheet nun�ber of each.
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(b) . sut�ittirg Final PZst
R'he subdivider shall �b��f�,�{�/�(/��X/1�X�,t`11�1�a6J'�9�Jt`�`�1�If��K
1K�1����i��/�d���a6rS�x,�i�i`,�zz��f�t���i�,�A/t���x,�►�+�if��z� � .
within sfx months after the date of the Planning Carar►ission's
�(¢,t;��Sp(/revie� of vreliminarv n1�t tj�,��d�,(j�,r/�E�i,i',�f/
a ��ts �V�l�l� ��'��/� �1�,�����% ,�Yi/��� �
�j�,E�X t� the Citv. If not filed within the designated six-
month pericd, �v�less this period is extended by Council, the
action of Planning Canmission on the preliminary plat shall
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becrome null ana v�ia.
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If required iiapravenents are not fnatalled prfor to filing, a
cash c3eposit. certified check or eurety bond insuring later
installation or petition to have the City install same and
assess oost aqainst the subdiviser shall accanpany the final
plat.
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�c) . Heariag an Pi�tl Pl,at
�e fi�rial plat Mill be acted upori by the do�aicil after holding a
public hearing thereor�, vith published notice fn the official
City Na+spe�per at least ten ciays in advanoe indicating the tia�
ana plaae thereof. at �,�h hear�j,p�77 rn*so s interested a�ay
�� ar�d be hearc]_ (Ref 75)
(� . lyction on Final �'].at
R�e Coimcil st�all approve or clisapprove the final plat within
�j,xt� days after rec:eiving the final plat. Before the Council
npprwes the final plat. 1d/�1�i��1�J�1�1��X14�lfi/�(XX/Jd1�/1��V
������X/��/,�i�X�`I�A the �1at s 11 c,�v.
with all conditions ana requirments � this ChaBter ancl ali
conditions anr3 rern�j.rements upc>n which the preliminary approval
is expressly conditioned either through performance or the
execution of a�propriate agreenents assuring perforniar�oe.
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(e). Failure to Finally Apprave or Disap�xa�e
If the Council fails to oertify final approval �ti�in 69 c3ays
aft�� t����j��a ; �o;,_.f�,rLt �1a�,�,�b�e ,2 s� itteci. and if
the applicant has oamplied with all conditions and requirements
of this ordinance, the application shall be deemed ffnally
approved, and up�n d�n2u�d the City shall execute a certificate
to that effect.
(f? • �Y
After approval of the final plat,
subciivision to be aurveyed,
registered surveyor in accordanoe
with statutory requirements and
County Platting Authority.
(9). �ecording
the subdivider st,all cause the
staked and monumented by a
with the requirements herein
with any requirements of the
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After a�praval, the final plat sha11 be reo�rded a�aong the
reoords of the County wfthin one hundred eighty c3ays (180)after
the datQ o�f �E/�J�X1d�l� � roval unless a longer
�f�. 9ranted �/l�fJd�f,�/��E/�E� A,�i� at the time of
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` ���i'�!l �f/�/���dr�X/�i�X��t/A�f/���A/�f1�4/�i���f/�s�
�d�/;�/�xtr��Xl�/1�/;�/�;�/;�`}�/�hdk;�/��Cl�/��i���tx•�
A plat not revorded within a period of a�e hundred eighty ciays
(18a) or the a�roved extension ti,m�_ }`l�/�/F'/�/�/,�/ �/�/X/�/
�✓1�1��� is deened to be one that is not approvec3 ana such plat
is not entitled to be recordedf and the same shall not
thereafter be r�zaea except and unless it shall have again
been presented to the Planning Co�nmission and Council and
approved for recordinq. �Ref. 229)
tb? Time 8�ct�sian
�1 �i,�i�r������ /�iAi ��f�l, �i�i�i�(i,�i �i�l � �ixi��i
1'�/�/ �/�/ �/aE/zrt✓lil�/,�/�l�l �l,�/- i�`!�/�/¢ g time ext�ension
for �/xS,/ �ecording � �l/j�/�/�/�/�/� shall �/qr/�'/ be
�,d/�/ //�/�/�/ araT. ntea upon a/n appl�.cation
��i�/� �/�/�d/}�l�/ aul maae to trie council .�ll�/d/�/�/,�/ �/�/�/
unless the Council ��%�/�'/,t'./ finc� after a hearing that the
�lay and failure to rec:ord within the period of tfine allowec7
,/�/�E/E/�/ar�/ was without justifiable cause and tbat the
oonditfons and circuostanoes attendant to the land within the
plat anc] in the im�oediate surrounding area as is affected
thereby are materially and substantially different fraa those
present at the t.ime such plat was originally approvec7 and that
the plat as mac7e is no longer deemea an appropriate plat with
the conditions anci circumstances present. In making such
deterniination, the Cbuncil can cansider a�nong other things any
changes in zoning, sizing of lots, location of streets and
utilities fn the lands within or adjacent to saicl plat and as
well other factors cleanec3 material, and is cat limited thereto.
(Ref . 229)
(i) . APpeal to Cloimcil
No fanal plat of a subdivision shall be appraved by the Council
ff the prelimina�ry plat thereof was disapproved by the Planning
Commission except that any subdivider may appeal the
�/�j�(/�/�/�,/�,/¢/�ff /}�/ �„�Sj.on's action on the preliminary
glat to the Cau�cil to werrule said action. '�e Councilr as a
result of the appeal, may elect to aonsider the preliminary plat
and give it approval, canditional arpproval or disapproval. The
grounds for any refusal to approve a final plat shall be set
forth in the proceedings of the Council and reported to the
persan or persans �pplying for such a�p�raval.
(i) • J���1'�� �I '�ec? Siq�tvreB
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No plat of a subdivision shall be filed with the Register of
Deec7s or accepted for filing unless signed by the Mayor and
Manager or Clerk an8 unless approved as to survey and
enqir�eerirg aocuracy by the Qo�u►ty Platting authorities.
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211.85 V�RIAt�I(FS
Sha.ild the Planning Grn�nission or Council find that ariy of the regulations or
requir�nents herein are not applicable to a proposed Iand subdivision or to a
preliminary or final plat thereof. or would cause undL� hardshio, it may
permit such variations therefran as are not contrary to the intent and purpose
of�these regulations or other applicable law or any applicable plan or portion
thereof. Rbe nature of the vaYiances to be permitted in a particular case,
With reasons why they are deemed necessary, shall be recorded in the minutes
of the meeting and shall be transmittec7 to the subaivider. �l�f�! �� ��S1E l��t1�
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?11.l7 DFSIIC�I S�t�6
A preliminary plat and a fu�al plat shall be made with Buch design standards
as are applicable thereto, said stanc�ards being established for the purpose of
guiding and accanpanying a 000rdinated, adjusted ar�d harn�onious develognent of
Fridley which will, in accorc'�anoe with existir�g and future needs, best pranote
the public health, safety, order, convenience and the general welfare and
efficiency a�r� econany in the prooess of development.
Zl�e following c3esign standards are hereby established for land subidivisions:
l. I.ayaut
General layout, street pattern, etreet Widths, proposec7 private and gublic
areas, facilities and uses, shall conform to these regulations and other
applicable law, anci to the �i,ty's Cam�
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2. Public Dedicatian
�_g�,�]� each �Sz�;/16�/�/su�bdivision shall be required to
dedicate lan�, or gay 3nto the City furid a cash payment equivalent, for public
uses incluciing schools, garks, playgrounds and other public purposes other
than public right of way, in the following maruler:
10$ of a11 the gross area of residential zoned property to be
subdivided; 38 of the gross area of commercial or industrial zoned
property to be subdivided.
Any lanc3 dedication in excess of the 18$ or 3$ requirement shall be reserved
for a period of Lwo years durinq which time the Cfty or other public body may
buy such lar�d.
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3• ��t ��.bCi/i
St:reet patterns should follaw eubstantially the patterns shcwn o� the lar�d use
plan or shall be at least the equal o� the planr�ed patterns in these respects:
Rl�ey shall adequately serve platt:eci lots when developed; they shall intersect
existing or planned trunk highways and major thoroughfares at infrequent
intervals only= they shall not obstruct the reasonable anci desirable
develapnent of a�djoining, �msubdivide3 lancis in oonformity with any applicable
plans anci with these design standards, they shall be such as to aiscourage
through traffic fram using minor streets in the subdivision; and they shall be
suited to the tapography of tiie lanci, but with their orientation influenoed by
walking direction and distance to an8 fran existing and planned parks,
�' playgrourx3s and schools.
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7he street pattern shall �ci�s�cnea so as to minim�ye acces�noints �nd
5. Public Streets
All proposed streets �hall be offered for cledication ns public streets, wfth
no private streets st�vwn.
6. Ric�t Angle Intersectiao
Streets shall intersect or intercept each other at right angles with
variations of n�t more than 20 degrees permitted when oonsidered necessary.
7. Grac3es
Street grades of 6 percent si�all be considerec3 a desirable maximum to be
exceeded oniy when required by t�opography or other controlling and physical
oondition. Grades of al� streets, ����� y�ks, cvrbs ancl gutters shall be
appravec3 by the City.
8. Jogs
Jogs in streets shall have aer►ter line offsets of 125 feet or nnre.
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9. !lajor Streets
The location, width and aligrnaent of trunk highways and major $treets
���d��`� shall oonform to the official �p, to the major �t
�d��S1�f�(f� plan and to any other a�plicable plans, including etate
ard Cowity highway plans. Width of sec�ndary major thoroughfares, not trunk
highways, shall be 60 feet.
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1/. Mf1fOt St[BE't8
Widths of mis�r resic3ential streets shall be a minima�a of 58 feet.
u. a�si�ss streets
Widths of streets serving business, inaustrial, multiple dwelling,
fnstitutional or public frontage shall be not less than sho�m on the land use
plan or other applicable plan, and when not shown, shall be as specified by
the Planning Caronission, or by the City acting for the Planning Gommission.
12. Qil.-De-Sac Stree�ts
Deac�end or cul-�7e-sac streets shall be no longer than y,@,@, $�� feet with a
turn arauxi at the closed end having roperty line anc7 curb-line ciiameters of
not less than 100 feet and 80 �!/�(�� feet respectively, except that such
minimuns may be altered when reguired by topographhy or other controlling
conditions.
].3. Q�rners
Property lines at resic3entfal etreet oorners shall be rounded on a ra�ius of
not less than 10 feet and curb lines on a radius of not less than 20 feet,
provided that greater radii nay be required by the Planning Commission where
deemed necessary.
14. ealf-i�tidth Street�s
Aalf-width streets are not ac�eptable except as found practically necessary by
the Plaru�ing Commission and only with the assuranoe o� dedication of the other
half when adjoining property is subciivided.
15. (brporate Bou�dary Streets
For protecting the City in c3evelo�ing arxi maintaining streets bordering the
corporate limits, where a half-width street dedication is proposec3, the
subdivider shal.l furnish one of the follawing wf tl� tt� preS 'iminaLy plat:
� A. Assurar�ce that the remaining half outsicle the corporate limits has or
will be deaicated, or.
B. A warranty deed for the remaining half outside the corporate limits
or,
C. An eas�nent for street purpose, signed by the awners of the part
outside the oorporate limits.
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Na�r�es of streets which
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and other street names shall be subject to �,�f�lpf���C��t�
� Residential blocks shall normally be of sufficient width for two tiets of
lots. Block lengths shall be cletenained by circulation and other needs, with
lengths up to 1,500 feet permissible when apraved by the Planning Commission.
A pedestrian way or crosswalk, not less ti�an 10 feet in width, may be required
approximately mic'�ay in a blxk that is 780 feet or more in length, or for
access to schools, playgrouncls, shopping centers and to other areas and
facilities. Where residential blocks with lots deeper than 260 feet ae
proposed, a reservation for a future street through the middle of the block
longitudinally, may be required by the Planning Car�nission.
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aooessibility for fire fighting, re�use collection and deliveiy p�uposes.
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all necessary accessory buildings.
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Side lot lines shall be at right arigles or radial to street lines, with slight
variations �3er difficult oonditions peimissible, with Planning Co�mmission
approval.
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Easements offerec] for dedication should be st�c�,m alo�nq lot lines where needed
for utility purposes, for drainage, for screen planting or other purposes.
Otility easements alag rear lot lines will ustasally be required unless alleys
are provided With required wicith being 12 feet for a single easement or for
the total af two p�rallel, adjoining easenents on t�wo lots. Mininum width of
drainage easements, single or double, shall be 28 feet anci screen planting and
other easements, single or c3vuble sha].1 be 1@ feet or such greater width in
specific cases as the Planninq Ca�miission shall require.
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As a condition prececient to the approval of a final plat, the subdivider shall
give satisfactory assurance of the installation of a least the follawing
improvements at the subdivicier's awn expense, within a period of time
specified by the Planning Canmission:
1. Grade Streets
Grade all streets, �Xz�j�j�,( and walks to specified grades arn3 surfaoe all
streets ���� in accordance with adopted plans and specifications. ��5�
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2. Install an3ergrau�d Otilftiee
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Install water nains, storm and �anitary �ewers ana a8ditional drainage
facilities, vhere any or all are requirea.
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Erect street n�ame aigns, ao8 boulevard areas ana plant at least two
�tisfactory etreet trees on each lot near the front lot line, ar in the
boulevard area, whic�ewer is specffied by the Cfty. GzaBes shall be set by
!be City and inq�rwernents shall be accorc3ing to previously or bereinafter
cstablished star�3ards ar� spe�cific�tions by the Council. An escrow may be
provided in lieu o� the fnstallatiocis.
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Where water mains, stono anci sanitary sewers and a88itional drainage
facilities are to be installed, the requireci street improvements may be
r7eferred �til after such installetion.
S. Gb�st of Loproaeoe�t
Zb o�ver the o4st of �/�dt/Jt'j�f��j� inprwenents i.t�t 1� �►Y not have
�c�om�leted at the t.ime of filing the final plat, the subdivi3er �,hd11' �
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�h�S�� �i 'L1'_s2f.�Yidley to secure the perforn�ar►oe of sud� installation by him
within a period of time as stipulr�te8 by the Council or to cover
installation by the City� oc�
B. ��etition the Council to insta�ll sud� iTr�rovenents, the entf re oost
of icb to be levied and oertifiec3 as a special assessment, in which
case the subdivider shall agree in writing ti�at in the interfm between
the filing of tl�e final plat and the certification of tbe specinl
assessment to the County Audito�r there will be no transfer of awnership
of any part of the property platted without first 8epasiting with the
_ City an amo�mt sufficient to c�ver the estimated proportionate amount of
sudi assessnent applicable to the lot or paroel of land transferre8.
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Section 211 of the Fridley City Co3e as it existed prior to the adoption of
this ordinanoe fs t�ereby repealed.
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORpINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY,
MINNES4TA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SEETI(?N 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter
indicated.
SECTIOi� 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley
and described as:
A. Rezone from M-1 (light industrial areas) to R-1 {single family
dwelling areas} Lots 1, 7 and 8, of Qoty/Wellner Addition.(Proposed)
B. Rezone from M-1 (light industrial areas) to R-2 (two family
dwelling areas) Lots 2: 3, 4, 5 and 6, Doty/Wellretr Addition.(Proposed)
All located in the South Half of Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of
Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. �
SECTION 3. The Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning
map to indicate the above zoning change.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL QF THIS CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
, 1982.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - SIDNEY C. INMAN
Public Hearing: March 22 � 1982
First Reading: ��ril �. L9s2
Second Reading:
Publish.......:
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE UNOER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER
TO YACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C
OF THE CITY COOE
The�Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: -
SEC7ION 1. For the vacation of street right-of-way described as follows:
Those parts of Lots 13, 15, and 15, Block 4, Hamilton's
Addition to Mechanicsville, according to the recorded
plat thereof, Anoka County, Minnesota.
Which lies northeasterly of a line 25 feet northeasterly
or and parallel with the following described line:
Commencing at the northeast corner of said Lot 13, thence
on an assumed bearing of West along the north line of said
Lot 13, a dista�ce of 201.95 feet to the point of beginning
of the line to be described; thence South 28 degrees 39 minutes
East a distance of 21.70 feet; thence southeasterly a distance
of 432.50 feet along a tangential curve concave to the
northeast having a radius 572.96 feet and a central angle
of 43 degrees 13 minutes; and said line there terminating.
All lying in the South Half of Section 23, R-24, City of
Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
Se and is hereby vacated.
SEC7ION 2. The said Vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota
Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter
and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of fRIOLEY THIS D�iY
OF , 1982.
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
A7TEST:
Sidney C. Inman - City Clerk
Public Nearing: August 16, 1982
First Reading: Auaus# j 6, i982
Second Reading:
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T0: Naei■ Oureshi, City Manager
FROM: Joh� 6. Flcra, Public Morks Director
� DATE: &eptember 8, 1862 -
SU6JECT: 50 foot lots, RivervieN Terrece
The Appeels Commiseion rscommended denial of the verience request
at 665 Ely Street to reduce the �aini num lot a ree f �om 7500 squa re
feet to 5500 sque�e feet due to neighborhood appeel. The City
Council tebled the item at their August 16 oeeting.
The requeste�, Mr. Menkveld has obLetned a petition signed by seven
neighbors on Ely, Fai�aont and Riverview Terrace versus the six
persons present et the meeting thet opposed the verisnce.
Currently the�e are about 33 homes built on Sb foot frontege lots
between Broed end Rive�visw Tar�ace. 78th snd Kianbsll streets. It
is possible for 20 ioo�e 5D toot lote to be developed in this eree.
Since 1977 the Council, on the Appaels Commiseioa reco�a�nendetion,
has epproved one lot area variance and denied tro. the two denisls
Mere on adjacent lots and the requesLer wes told to combine these
into e single parcet.
Mithin this erea there sre slso some 55 a�d 60 fcot Lots that havs
been devetoped.
If the City Council is going to deny this lat area ve�ienca Lhey
should estebtish specific cause and difference from past actions.
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P'nTION iy Mr. P'3.�►msl, sscond�d �y ?is. Cwrou� to closs ths pu bsaring. UP+�N
L ICE HO�� II.L YOTDdG 4�, CHAIRPERSON GII�L DEC PUBLIC �AR�iG CLOSID
ATr?i� P.M.
?_?TLON L�r Barna. s�cond�d � Mr. PL , to a►ppro�s tbs �arianc� r�queaL
to r�duw t2ys e yard sstback on ving si�de o! a d�o�slling lrom tbs
s�quirsd 10 last 5.8 t�st to W a ZO loot additicn to ths r�ar of
an �xiating houss 3A d o ts 1-4. ffiock P. Itivsrviss► Hsights, �aloag
vith tbs south 2 fest o 48-54. ffioak P. Rivsrvi�ex Rsigbts� tbs same
bririg 82?0 8road A e K.E. y. vitb the stipulatifln that tbs sddition
is built accord to the pLns sho t.he Commission xhicb shova no vindoxa
on ti►e ncrth e of tbe additian. The ship is s Lck ot room for an
sxpandir�g mily. OPON A VOICT W1E, �LL ill� G\ A� YE`CHAIRPERSON GABEL DDCI.Ai'�ID
� I+pT CARR?EU ONANI?�IISIZ.
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OLEY CITY CODE
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, Anoka. MN 55343)
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MOTION by �1s. Gsrou. secondad l�pr Mr. Harna. Lo opsn the putalic hesririg. UPO:� A
VOICE YO�, AI1. 'WTIlOG AYE. CEtA�tPE4S0Id GA�L D�`CLI�RED THE P[iRLIC HEARIldG OP�� AT
8,43 P.�.
Ms,. Gabel rsad ths Adminiatrativs Stitt Report into ti�e Reaord�
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625 F1y Street p.E.
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Section 205.053, 1B, requires a minim.aa lot aren of 7500
square feet for a lot recorded before December 29, 1955.
Public purpose served by tiiig require�nent is to avoid the
oondition of avercrowding of a resiciential neighborhood and to
avoid an exoess bc�rcSen on the e�cfsting Water anci sewer
services and to avoi8 reduction of surroundirg property
values.
Section 205.053, 4A, requires a front yard setback of mt less
than 35 feet. .
Pubifc purpose served by this requiresn�t is to allow for aff-
street parking without encroaching on the publfc right of w�y
anci also for aesthetic oonsideration to reduoe the building
'line of sight' encroaci�ment into the nefgt�bot's front yard.
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JIPPEAIS COi'.�:IS3ION l�ETD�TG� Z0, 1982 PAG� 4 6 B
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li� other la�rd avdilable: ='aitt`i�ntx�il�e►ble unless varianoe is
granted. Front yard varianae Mould positior� structure �ocre
unifonoly be�t�reer► ezistirg l�auses.'
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C. 11Dl�IINIS�tA►TIVE SrAFF RBYIS�1:
�is builaing site is 50 feet by 110 feet ana locatea between
tvo� Pxistinq structures. There is no Iarx] available to adc] to
this site to �a1ce it meet Oode for lana area.
�. Clark prov3,ded the Commiasion aeanbsrs vith an asrSal photograph of tbs
property. I�r. N.enk�eld explained 42ut be and I+.a. Laraon �anted a�termit to
build on their lot. Mr. Plemel asload if t�hey had a�y iwuse plana and I�.r.
l�ienkveld indicated ti�ey di,d not.bscauae they vere not aure tbe variance �culd
bs granted� but t.hat it rculd bs a spsc home. I��r. Barna aaked if they intended
to put in a basement and Mr. Menkv�eld aaid ti�ey had been told they could not
because it was near a flood plain. Oiscussion followed concerning the pos-
sibility of puttinq in a basement as Mr. Barna indicated it would make the resale
aiors probat�U. 1�. plemel indicatsd that Mr. Menkveld ar�d J�ls. Lrson had
acquirsd the property t�r being t�i�s succeasful bidder on tbe lot, but that the
lot ha a not yet been paid for� ahich nuat bs dons belore �r� conatruction could
bsgiri. Ma. Gerou aal�d iS there �uld be oSf atreet parking and I�ir. CLrk
responded that a drive ti+ould bavs to bs put on tDs ai,ae of the houae. Mr, Barna
aaloed vhat woul�d be ir�v�clved in paying otf the lot and ?�. Plemel said l�s xaa
not surs ais� the Counttiy Attornsy 2nd become inv�ol�sd. Mr. Menkveld said tiut
the attorney bad tol�d him to come back after the Appeals Commiasi�on had met arid
reached a deciaion. Mr. Clark aaid the Cit�y of Fridley tirould bave to be notifisd
via receipt or statement from t.be County once ths proparty had been ga3d Sor.
The folloiring objections �rsre mada t�r neighbora o! the property Who xere present
at the aiae ting e
Milaa Scarcella, 8090 Sroad Avenue N.E.� Huilding on that property xill havs a
nsgative effsct on tl�t Iot uid otbsr property 3n the area bec4uae th�t lot la
too aa,all to build on. �ere�ia alao. in hia eatimation, a problem nox �rith
off atreet parking wbich might juat bs intensiSi,sd.
Mibe i�►lone� 635 E]y� One of the concerna, again� is the cro�dir�g that building
a house the� i+ould create. Also� thers ia a�ater problem nox u�d building on
that lot �ould just create more of a problsm. Hs , indicat�ed that �e
ia concerned With the crowding problem which he feels Will have an adverse effect
on property valus. }�� plemel asloed xho had been maintaining the property
and l�lr. M4lone indicated that 2rs and l�r. Adel.m4ntt had.
Steve Adelmann� 8080 Broadt I�r. Jtde2mann indicated tlxt he had a deck ti�at
ran to the lot lir�e xhich would leav�e about 15 feet to the prnpoaed structurs
and ha felt that waa juat too closs.
APPEAIS COYJ�'fISSION I�T�IG, JOLY 20. 1962 _ PAGE 5
D�ls Dickson. 600 Ely� Mr. Dickson �a s•spscia]�y ooncerned about tbs additi,onal
oongsstion �rhicb wu3d bs cr�at�d. Bs indicatsd that tbs pstitionsrs intsrssta
�rsrs p�ursly financlals be► aould build� asll and l�avs tbe n�ighbcrbocd. 8� said
Lr �uld f�el differsnt it it vsr� to npgrads� but to build a�mall bouse on a
snbstandard lot ws rat tair to l.b� rrat oi t!� u�ighborbood. H� �aSd a!�x o1'
ti� nsighbora sigbt bs intex��stsd i� b�ing p+►rta ot t� lot. bnt all tuighbora
t�lt iL roaan•t suitabL as a buildabl� siLs.
i�/illiam F�i�ckaon, 650 87y� I�r. 8�ickson fslt tbs bouss xculd look �ar�dn+icbsd
bscanas it L on�y a SO loot lot. vbsrsaa tLe r�st Sn the arsa ar� larger lota.
Johri Maloy� 8051 Broadt Mr. �Ialoy Waa aoncerned irith t�e parki.ng prohlsm. Hs�
tao� felt the lot xsa too amall to build on and Mould lilae to sea it divided
among the nsighbora if thsy desir�d. He fslt tire aegatives of building thare
fu greater than the positivss. eapecially since it is Sn the flood plsne.
Ma. Gabel irYdic�►tsd ti�.t Mr. Menkvel,d dird i�svs the right to request a vsriance
and the reason for the public he�ring i+aa so that anyone concerned with tltie
variance requeat could voics tbeir opiniron.
I�S. Plemel indicated tbat approxia�tely �1.9 nillion. gross, iras raised at tbs
.. June 6, 1981. 1.and sale by Molaa Cownty. He aaid a tor aale aign ahoul�d have
besn on 'that property anci any ne►ighbora intereated could have autmittsd a bid.
l�. Menkv+�ld did sut�nit the bigbeat bi,d at that ti�oe. Hr. Barna asked vhen the
ne�ct public auation of land srou2d bs and Ma. Gabel aaid Spring on 1q83. Conv+eraati,�a
folloxad concerning t�e b3dding, pricing and treturning the property to the tax
rolea to Mhicb Mr. H4r� respondsd that the Appeals Commiaaion had no con't,rol
ov�er auch itema. The past practios of t�e Appeala Commiaaion !a to hear and grant
vsr3ancea 3! there ars no objectiona and t,o h�ssr ob3ecti,ona if thers vere :�+.
He. added that all of the other c�nveraation voul.d not be a determ3ning !'actor in
the Coaunission•a deciaion.
MOTDDiJ ty Mr. Bsrna, seconded by Mr. Plemel� to close t,La public hearing. UPON A
VOICE YOT�� ALL i10TIl�1G AYE� CHAII�P'�iSON GABEL Dr�LAR�D THE PUBLIC iI"r.ARING CLOSID
AT 8z18 P.M.
I�40TION ty Mr. Barna� aeconded t�r Ma. Gsrou� that ths Appeala Com�►isaion recommend
to the City Cauncil� thraugh tbe Planning Commisaion� de�ial of the variance
request to reduce t2�e minimum lot a� Prom ti�e required ?500 aquare reet For lots
platted betore December 29• 1955. � SS� aquare faet. and to reduce tha front
yard setback from the requirsd 3S �eet to 30 Seet to allo� the construction of
a aingle fami�y dWelling on Iots 3 ud 4. Block U. Riverview Heighta Addition,
the aame being 625 E�y Street NE. �idleq� because of the st.rong neighborhood
objection. UPON A VOICE YOTB� iJITH Tt�tE� AYE AAID ONE NAY VOTE, CHA]RPERSON
GAB'EL DECLARr'� THE MOTION CARRIFa.
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petitfon No. �"82
Date Received August 17, 1a82 '
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Object Buildi g of house on Lots 3 and 4, Block U, Riverview Heights,
625 Ely Street.
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percent Signing '
Referred to City Council
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We, the undersigned people who live on Sly Street betweer.
Broad Street and Riverview have no objections to a house
being built on the vacant lot an Ely Street near Broad Street.
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FQR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL
Sectember 13, 1982 __
APPEALS COMMISS�ON
` APPOINTEE
�ERM EXPIRES
4-1-54
- qPPOINTMENT
RESIGNED MEMBER
Leslie F. Coleman
6011 6th Street N.E.
Fridley, MN 55432
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�e CYty Qamcil of the City of Fridley dd�S�id�f� � it necessary to
pravide for the special sy� express regulation of businesses or commercial
enterprises 6f !� !'�� ��4djEt�.` !� Zi�ktf� i'rI f�Ii/d P.�di'�f which o�grate as
�,��aaaP��,�� ��,n?s an�] Simi1_ ar g�i,7t O,�j�, ;�;�F±c] sorv±c� o�erat?ng �nder
dif,ferent names fn orc]er to protect the public health, safety and welfare and
to guard aga.inst the inoeption and transmission of clisease. Q City Councii
fy- �r����� ti�t co2m�crc�al entertrorises ��ch as the t;yp� aescribed above.
r8 a>> , s�nductr�d jn,�,�,y�#,Q�„j7Y n�embers �.� the ,��� or�e o,��,?te sex.
�nd eimtoy���rson�Q__ t7 wi h no sflecialiy�d tra�ning, are �usce�� b�e to
,_a�erati,qn in g�nn� �tr�s,►�inqj sLhvert�n_c or nd the mora?s of
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, t� crnmi�'itv�y being,�he_�te of a,� s o $ro�t± ts�t? on� ± 1? icit �ex �nd
reaulati�_
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The City Council also finds that control and regulation of commercial
establishments of these types, in view of the abuses often perpetrated,
require intensive efforts by the P�live Dep�rtment, Public Health Sanitarian
and other 3epart�nents of the City. As a consequenoe, the ooncentrated use of
City servioes in such control detracts from and reduaes the level of service
available to the rest o� the aomnuzity and thereby diminishes the ability of
the City to prrnate the general health, welfare and safety of the community.
In oonsideration for the neoessity on the part of the City to pravide numerous
servioes to all sec�nents of the coimx�i.ty, without a ooncentration of public
servives in one area working to the detrinrent of the members of the general
public, the n�nnber of sauna and massage parlor lioenses whic� may be in force
at any one time shall be two, for c�a�nercial businesses.
1?5.02 D�IHI�'�iS
6. I�assage Piar]:oc.
Any preni.ses at or in which massage is performecl. �e practice of massage is
hereby declared to be 8istinct fram the practice of inedicine, surgery,
veteap�athy, chiropractic, physical therapy, or pediatry and persons duly
licensed in this state to practice medicine, surgery. osteopathy,
c,�iro�rackic, physical therapy, ar pediatry, �i nurses who work solely under
the direction of sudi persons, df ��liZ�i'�� dii��f� �d! t'i`�inl�td are hereby
expressly excluded fram the pravisions of this chapter. Beauty culturists an8
barbers who cb not give, o� hold thens uelves out to give, massage treatments,
as defined herein, ather than is custamarily 9iven in such shops or places of
business, for the purpose of beautif ication only shall be exempt f rom the
peravisions of this section.
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appli�tion for lioense sha11 be made only on the forms provided hy the City
Manager. Four oocaplete oopies of the application shall be furnished to the
o�fioe af �the City Clerk containi.ng the acklress and legal description of the
pcoQerty to be used, the names, aaar��s and phone numbers of the awner.
les�ee, if any, and the operatac or mar�ager, �e name, address and telephone
nuQnber of two persons, who shall be resident� of Anoka County and who may be
called upon to attest to the applicant's, �ager's or operator's character;
whether the agplicant, manager or oQeratar has ever been oorrvictecl of a crime
or offense orher than a traffic offense and, if so, complete and accurate
information as to the time, place and nature of such crime or offense
including the dispasition thereo�j the names and addresses of all creditars of
the applicant, vwner, lessee, oz manager insofar as and regarding credit whic3�
., has been extended for the purp�ses of vonstructing, equipping, maintaining,
operating or furnishing or aoquiring the psenises, persorsal effects, equipnent
or anything incident to the establishment, maintenance and operation of a
massage parlor or massage establishment. If the application is made on behalf
of a corporation, joint business venture, partnership or any legally
oonstituted b�usiness association, it ehall subnit along with its application,
accurate and oam�lete business reoords shawing the names and addresses of all
individuals having an interest in the business, including ,�r„�;�rs. off i CeZS .
�lers and creditors furnishing credit for the establishment, acquisition,
maintenanoe and furnishang of said business and, in the case of a oorporation�
the names and addresses of all offioers, general managers, n�embers of the
board of directors as well as any aredit�s who have extended creclit for the
acquisition, maintenance, aperation or furnishing of the establishment
including the purchase or aoquisition of any items of personal property for
use in said operation. AL1 applicants shall furnish to the City, along with
their applications, complete and accurate documentation establishing the
interest of the applicant and any other person, having an interest in the
prenises upon whid� the building is p�aposed to be located or the furnishings
thereof, personal proQerty thereof, or the operation or maintenance thereof.
Documentation shall be in the form of a lease, deea, contract for deed,
mortgage deed, mortgage crec�it arrangement. loan agreements, security
agreenents and any other cbcwnents establishing the interest of the applicant
or any other person fn the operation, acquisition or maintenance of the
�terprise offering a massage. R3�e application shall also oontain blueprints,
diagrans, plans, la�outs and t2�e Iike showing the construction, revision,
resnodeling, alteration or additions of or to the presaises and specifically
shawing the layout, design and azrangement of the bathing and restroom
facilities and the size and type of equignent and facilities to be used.
125.05 � OF APPLICATION P�t tI'�iIFZt?�E
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125.10 OO�DIT7�tS C�V� �.SStiANCE t� C�TIFICA�
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l. Certifiaates shall be issued only to persons of t�ood moral character and
repute and persons who are fn good hea]th anci free fro�n any oommunicable
diseases which v�ould di�qualify �e a�pa.icnr►t fram enqaging in the pra�ctioe o�
�oassage.
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5. l�i� F�Y�ty licensee shall permit and el.low sn px min�ti en anci iHE
ilitspection of everv »art of the premises j,�y_An �ot ice. fire or bealth
�t;Y �f the Citv cluing �rm31 busir�e�ss hours ltS� ��l �IXI �dfdidt3s���E
IC�L`� R��t¢SId���d �Sd �e��di'd b,ix times each „� pAr„�. Ref4sal to a7 7 ow sLCh
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125.14 REiiOCATDON, �ISPSISION OFt N�II2�iH�lAL OF LItF1�LSE
'1t�e lioense may be revoked, suspendec3 or nat r�ewed by the City Council upon
reoaimrendatian of the City Manager by showing that the licensee, its owners,
marsagers, enplayees, agents or any other interested parties, a.�- .en�m�ated in
�ip� 13,5.04 wit�,�,�,�pt?on of cred��„_,ors have er�gaged in any of the
follawing o�rx'�ckt
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PASSID AND AD�PI'� BY �4iE CITY QOUNCIL OF T6E CITY OF FRIDLEX �i7.S L1AY OF
, 1982.
ATI�ST:
SI�'Y C. Il�4fAN - CITY Q�II2R
Public Hearing:
First Reat3ing:
Seoorx3 Reacling:
Publish:
2I2/3/1T
WIId.IAM J. NEE - MAXUR ,
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST 18, 19�2
C'ALL TO ORDER:
Chairwoman Schnabel called the August 18. 1982, Planning Commission meeting to
qrder at 7:35 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Me�bers Present: Ms. Schnabe�, Mr. Oquist, Ms. Gabel, Mr.Svanda, Mr. K�ondrick,
Mr. Saba
Members Absent: Ms. van Dan
Others Present: Jerrold Boardman. City Planner .
�, Gerald Paschke, 72b0 University Ave. N.E.
APPROVAL OF AUGUST 4, 1982, PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES:
1NOTION BY J►!R. O�%UIST� SECONDED 8Y XS. GABEL, TD APPROVE TXE AUGUST 4� 2982,
PIANNING CQMMISSION AIINUTES.
:The following changes were made to the minutes:
Page 2, paragraph 8. second line: Change "propoer" to�"p�ro oser".
Page 3, paragraph 2 under Item 2, second line: Change "mo--� "body"
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRi+'QMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TAE MINUTES
APPROVED AS AMENDED.
1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING RE UEST ZOA �i82-04 8Y G. W. PASCHKE: Rezone
from M-1 ight in ustria areas to C-2 genera usiness areas), Lots
4 and 5, Block 3, University Indusirial Park, to be part of a new shopping
area on University Avenue, the same being 7941 and 7981 RancF�ers Road N,E.
MOTION BY MR. SABA� SEC WDED BY I�IR. SVANDA� TO OPEN TXE PUBLIC NEARING ON
ZOA �YB?-04 BY G. W. PASCXI�:.
DPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWGNlA1V SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE PUBLIC
BEARING OPEN AT ?s38 P.X.
Mr. Boardman stated Lots 4 and 5 are the lots in question. Lots 6. 7. and 8
are presently toned C-2. The proposal being submitt�d is actually for two
carmercial buildings; therefore, Mr, Paschke is requestinq that Lots 4 and 5
be rezoned ta C-2 to make one contiguous parcel for the development of the
buildings.
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PLANNING COMMISSI�N MEETING L AUGUST ]6,�1982 PAGE 2
Mr. Boar�r�an stated there are several things to consider, rrhich are not necessarily
a consideration of the rezoning; however, when they consider development on Lots 4
and 7, across Rancher's Road in 61ock 4, there is a 100 ft. setback requirement
Oh industrinl whPn it is across from a corm�ertial district. In this situation
trhere there is only a 152 ft.-deep lot,;there wi11 probably be variance requests
for setbacks. He stated variances were granted rvith the plat on Lot 7 and another
a ot up i� the corner. Nhen the plat was approved, the variance on the setback
wns reduced to 35 ft. because it was zaned comnercial.
Mr. Soardman stated the dratnage is pretty we11 being h�ndled. 7he drainage right
now is atl flowing to the back lots where there is n holding pond that was
established for the entire development.
MOTION BY JNR. SABA� SECONDED 9Y XR. OQiIIST, TO CL05E TXE PUBLIC XEARSNG C►N
ZQA NB2-Od BY G. f�. PASCXI�. ►,
DPON A YOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING 1tYE, CXAZRWGl�lAIV DECI�4RED TXE PUBLIC liEARZNG CLOSED
' 1tS 7:54 P.�1.
Mr. Oquist stated this request to have a11 the lots cn the scuth end zoned commer-
cial seemed reasonab]e. When it was platted. they did a11ow the variance to the
property across the�,street to allow for a 35 ft. setback.
Ms. Schnabel stated she also thought the initial planning was appropriate for this
area.
MOTZON BY XFt. OQUIST� SECONDED 8Y JI�t. RONDRICR, TD REC0I�:MEND TO CITY COUNCIL
1LPPROVAL OF REZONING REQ(lEST N8?-04 9Y G. W. PASCl,t10E TO REZONE FROM M-1 I�GNT
SNDUSTRIAL AREAS) TO C-? (GEN£RAL BUSINESS 11�t�REAS) , LOTS 4 AND 5, BIACK 3,
IINIYERSITY ZNDUSTRIAL PARK, TO 9E PART OF 11 NEW StlOPPING AREA ON UNIVERSITY
AVENUE, TXE SAME BEING 7942 AIVD 7981 RANCfIBRS RQAD 1V.E.
UPON A VOICE YOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWQMAN SCANABEL DECLARED TXE PJOTION
C�RRIED UNANINOUSLY.
Mr. 8oardman stated this request would go to City Council cn Sept. 13.
2. RECEIVE AUGUST 3, 1982. PARKS � RECREATION COMMI5SIOid MINUTES:
1�JOTION 8Y MR. RONDRICK� SECONDED BY 1�2. SABA� TO RECEIVE THE AUGUST 3, 198?�
PARKS i RECREATION COMMISSION AlIAIUTES.
tJPQN A VDICE YOTE� 11LL VOTIIVG 11YE, CHAZRWOAlAN SCHNAB£L DECLARED TXE XOTI0IV
CARt2IED UNANIMDUSLY. '
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Mr. Kondrick stated the Parks E� Recreation Canmissioi� made a motion on page 4��oo
to the City Council regarding fee scfiedules. recommending that "groups from � r�•,
schools withi� the city limits of Fridley {School Dist. 11. 13, T4, and 16) or �o�'�
schaols w it h Frid ley stu dents atten ding t hat e duca tiona l cen ter ( Gra des K- l 2)
and groups associated with these schools wouid el'{ be considered resident groups.
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PIANNING COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST ]8, 1982 �� � � 'PAGE 3
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�lll nther school groups would be considered non-residents.� Resident groups to
be charged s1.OQ per person and given top priority on tf�e use of Sprinqbrook
i�ature Center and non-resident groups to be charged s1.50 per person and given
second priority." .
Ms. Gabel stated she had a real problenn with one governmental aqency paying
another governmental agency. She reslized the City and the schools are in a
financial bind, but she did not see how one goverr�nenta] agency charging another
goverrmental agency solved anything. She recognized the problem, but she did
not like this solution to that problem.
Mr. Oquist stated he understood what Ms. Gabel was saying, but he did not have
a problem with it. He stated they see that in industry all the time, where one
division funds another division to do work,even though the money is all cominq
out of the same corporate hat. �-
Ms. Gabel stated the difference is that private industry is not coming out of
the taxpayer's pocket.
Mr. Svanda asked if there was a break for people or children who cauld not afford
to pay the user's fee.
Mr. Kondrick stated no one woutd be denied because of inability to pay.
Ms. Gabel stated sometimes chi]dren are left at the school when tfie rest of the
children go �n a field trip because they do not pay. If the City starts charging
these fees, they are setting it up for these kinds of situations.
Ms. Schnabel asked if this fee was just a method of collecting revenue for
programming and it was not necessary to collect the fee because of the amount of
tir�e Mr. St. Ctair is spending that keeps him away fran other parts of his job
or because he cannot handle the present volume?
Mr. Kondrick stated that was correct.
Mr. Kondrick stated it is just like anything else. Whenever you play or partici-
pate in any type of organized programming, you haYe to pay for it. He did not
know why this type of pragranming should be excluded. .
Ms. Schnabel stated the prablem is that those programs are voluntary; whereas,
a school field trip may be a scheduled thing in the school and the child would
have to go.
Ms. Gabel stated that if there is such a demand for this type of programming,
why not charge people outside the Fridley school dis►tricts and not the schaol
districts within Fridley as the taxpayers are already paying for.it?
Mr. 4quist stated he sti11 did not see what was wrong with one function like that
helping to pay far itself. from a business standpoint. it was a good idea. He
stated the dollars collected can be used for all kinds of thi�gs in the park,
and it is not a�oney that is going to be flushed down the drain.
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST 18, 1982 _ PAGE 4
Mr. 6oardman stated they have to understand tfiat there Will be some cuts.
There are some very serious financial diffitulties because of state cutbacks.
fee schedules are going to have to be raised for anything tfiat is a special
�ctivity. �
Ms. Schnabel stated that, nt this point, she was not convinaed there was a
�robler.i financially. Mr. St. Clair's salary is being paid, ii has been budgeted
far, and he is doing his job, and she did not see the need for an extra fee at
this time. Maybe a need will be demonstrated in the future, but she did not
see that need yet.
Mr. Saba stated he had no prob]em with the fee concept, but his problem was with
any children who might be excluded from a field trip because of inability to pay
the =1. He stated maybe there should be some kind of communication frar.� the
Parks b Recreation Department to the school system stating that no child would be
denied programming if they could not dfford the al. Then, no cE�ild would be
required to stay at school in another class because he/she could not afford to go
on the field trip to the nature center.
J�IOTIQN 8Y MR. XONDRICK� SECONDED BY MR. OQUZST� TO CONCUR WITN THE MOTIDN MADE
BY TXE PRRXS i RECREATION COMIHISSSON ON AUGUST 3� 198?� AND TD RECOMMEND Rb' CITY
CO�UNCIL TXAT RESIDENT GROIlPS BE CHARGED S1/PERSON AND 8E GIVEN TOP PRXORIT!' OF
TIIE USE OF THE SPRINGBRODK NATURE CENTER, AND TiIAT lVON-RESIDENT GRAJPS BE CXARGED
51.50/PERSON AND BE GIVEN SECOND PRIQRITY OF TXE USE OF TXE NATURE CENTER.
Mr. Saba stated he would like to see a statement in the motion indicatinq that
there be some carmunication between the City and the schools that no child would
be-excluded because of inability to pay.
NOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY 1�{. OQUIST� TO AMEND TAE ABOVE NOTIQN TO
INCLUAE A STATEMENT THAT THE PZANNZNG COMMISSION WOULD ALSO RECOMINEND THAT THE
CITY CQ►!PlIJNICATE TO TXE SCNOOL SXSTEM TiIAT !VD CflILD IS Z1� BE EXCLUDED PROGRAMMZNG
BECAUSE OF INABILITY TO PAY.
UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOT.tNG AYE� CHAIRWOMAN SCNNABEL DECLARED TNE lIOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Mr. Kondrick stated there was some discussion on the part of the Parks &
Recreation Carmission regarding the City's funding the Northeast Chamber Ensemble
and the City Band. Ne stated the Comnission will be meeting with the president
of the City Band and the manager of the Northeast Chamber Ensemble at their next
meeting i� order to get some answers to sane of the Commissioners' questions.
Mr. Saba suggested the�► discuss the possibility of the band and chamber.ensemble
members raising money through industry. rather than.seeking city funding.
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PLANNING C4MMISSION MEETING, AU6�ST 18, 1982 PAGE 5
Mr. Kondrick stated the Parks � Recreation Conmission made a mation on page 7
recamiending the City Council sell 3 feet of Terrace Park land to John 6 Darlene
Zurawski in order for them to build an addition on their home. He stated this
�rould �ot affect the intended use of the park. and he would recamiend the Planninq
Coumission co�cur with that mation. '
�fOTION BY J�lR. XONDRICK� SECOXDED BY 1�2. SABA� TO CONCUR WITH TgE 1�lOTION P1ADE BY
THE PARlCS & RECREATION CCMIMISSZON AND TO REC01�lMEND TO CITY COUNCIL THAT TNE CITY
SELL TO JLaFiN t DARLENE ZURAWSICI A STRIP �' LAND NOT PlORE THAN 3 FT. WIDE AND
255 FT. IANG ADJDINING TiIE PROPERTY QF TERRACE PARK FOR TXE PURPOSE OF AN ADDI—
TZON TO THEIR 90ME AT 6767 — 7T9 ST. 10.E.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCNNABEL DECLARED TH8 MOTION
CARRIED UNANIINDUSLY.
3. RECEIVE AUGUST 5, 1982, HUMAN RE54URCES COMMISSION MINIlTES:
1NOTION BY 1�2. OQUZST, SECONDED 8Y ll�t. KONDRICK, TO RECEiVE Tl� AUGUST 5, 2982,
XUMAN RESOURCES C!�lMISSION PIINUTES.
UPQN A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� C1'IAIRWOMAN SCXNABEL DECIARED TXE MOTION
CARRZED UNANIMOUSLY:
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION BY 1�2. KONDRTCK� SECONDED BY l�t. SADA, TO ADJOURN TXE MEETSNG. UPON A
VOICE VOTE� ALL V02'ING AYE, CHAIRWQMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TXE AUGUST IB� 3982�
PLANNING CQMMISSIDN MEETING AAJOURNED AT 8:50 P.l�l.
Respectfully subm'tted,
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Recording Secretary
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PARKS 6 RECREATION COMMISSION MEETIl�G, AUGUST 3, 1982 PAGE 2
shown them for their donation, and made fav�ra comnents. not o
about Springbrook Nature Center, but about t Fridley park sys in
.t genera]. _
Ms. Seeger stated that after the donat' n, Pine Cone Nur ry sent staff
out to help plant the shrubs at diff ent leve7s and er sent out
instructions on how to insure the owth and health the shrubs. She
stated it was definitely an exce iona7 gift.
Mr. Kandrick stated he thoug it would be a ce gesture for the
Gortmission to also send Pin Cone Nursery thank-you letter.
b. Comnunity Park Update
Or. Qoudreau stated
They should be putt
the lighting. �
irrigati �s now in and they are backfilling.
the see in next Monday, and they are working on
9E
Dr. Boudreau s ted a 1 al architect, Don Pertinen, has consented to
do the work o a bui ng that might go into the center of the comnunity
park. Mr. P tine as designed a rough model of what he has envisioned
that buildi g to ook like, The building �rould be two levels, with the
tower 1ev b' g restrooms, concessionaire, storage� and t�e upper 1eve1
being o n storage, scorekeepers and announcers, and a small meeting
room. � e ated this model was just an idea and would be changed and
ref ined
oudreau stated he wnuld keep the Commission informed of things as
happen.
2. NEW BUSINESS:
� a. Springbrook Fee Palicy
Dr. Soudreau stated that at the last meeting, Staff was directed to respond
to Councilman Bob Barnette concerning his questions about the operation and
maintenance costs and policies for Springbrook Nature Center. He stated
his memo dated July 12, 1982, to Mr. Qureshi for distribution to the City
Council members re: "Fee Policy at Springbrook Nature Center" was in answer
to some of Mr. Barnette's questions.
Dr. Boudreau stated that, as far as a fee policy, he felt the Parks &
Recreation Commission shou]d make some recommendation to City Council on
whether or not they want a fee policy established for the use of the
Springbrook Nature Center.
Dr. Boudreau stated that right now they have a request from a school in
northern Anoka County that is requesting an on-site commitment from
Siah St. Clair for twa hours each week for ten weeks. Do they or do they
not charge this school for this type of staff commitment? Or, do th�r
even do that kind of service?
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PARKS b RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST 3, 1982 PAGE_3
Ms. Schreiner stated she felt very strongly that the City of Fridley
cannot support these groups outside the City. Nowever, she realized
it was very difficult with the school district boundary lines unless
. they pro-rate the boundary lines according to the number_of Fridley
` children registered.
Ms. Seeger stated that originally the schools had indicated they would
fielp with the �ature center, and then they backed off. Actually, the
nature center received regional funding, but those regional funds were
not for staff. Staffing was the area in which the school districts were
told that help was needed.
Mr. Kondrick stated that as far as being a regio�al park, anyone can
drive to the park and see it at no charge, but he thought it was only
right that those who request a scheduled proqram be charged a program
fee of some kind.
� Dr. Boudreau stated the fee policy they suggest the City Council establish
has to be far more reaching than just the sc�ool population,as there are
o ther groups the City is serving also. He stated there were four possi-
bilities:
l. Continue as they have with no fee or charge on a first-come,
first-serve basis.
2. Establish a flat fee per hour.
3. Adopt � per person charge.
- 4. Establish a flat fee for service to a17 four school districts
in Fridley at "x" amount of dollars per year, pro-rating out
each schaol district.
Ms. Schreiner stated that, because the schools are in a bind now finan-
cially, she thought �2 or �3 was more feasible, and �4 could be considered
for the future.
Mr. Allen and Ms. Schreiner felt there should be a different rate for
oiher groups. private or comnercial, or another city.
The Commission members concurred with the first paragraph, second page,
of Dr. Boudreau's memo to Mr. Qureshi regarding the resident/non-resident
status (with some modifications}: "For the purposes of resident/non-
resident status, we would recommend that groups from schools within the
City limits of Fridley (Districts 1) 13, 14, and 16) or schaols with
Fridley stude�ts attending t�at e ucationa center rades K-12 and
groups associated with tfiese schools, would all be consi ere resident
groups. All other school groups would be considered non-residenis."
pr. Boudreau stated if tfiey decide to go with fees, there should be a
resident fee of S1 per person for one session (approx. 1-1� hr. in length).
The resident would have first priority on the use of the nature center
facility, The non-resident or profit-making organizaiion should be
charged �2 per person and have secondary priority on use of the facility.
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PARKS b RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUSi 3, 1982 __ PAGE 4
Mr. Young and Ms. Schreiner stated they thought =2 per person was too
high dnd felt 51.50 per person was more reasonable.
� Or. Boudreau asked if civic groups within Fridley were to be tonsidered
as resident groups and charged the resident fee.
Ms. Seeger stated she was not willing to set a charge for civic groups
as civic groups contribute so much to the City i� donations and other
cantributions.
Ms. Schreiner stated when staff time is
felt people should nat De offended when
for that staff time.
Mr. Kondrick agreed with Ms. Schreiner.
involved in programning, she
they are required to help pay
,
SiL MOTION BY MS. SCXREINER� SECONDED BY l�t. YCXJNG� TXAT FOR TiIE PURPOSES
� OF RESIDENTjNON-RESIDENT STATUS� TNE PAFtKS � RECREATION COMMZSSION
RECOMINENAS TO CITY COUNCIL Ti�AT GRDUPS FROI�! SCXDOLS WITXIN TXE CITY
ZSMZTS OF FRIDLEY (SCXOOL DISTRSCTS .i.I� 13, 24, AND 26) OR SCXOOLS
WITH FRIDLEY STUDSNTS ATTENDING TXAT EDUCATIONAZ� CENTER (GRADES K-22)
AND GRDUPS ASSOCIATED WITN TXESE SCXOOLS, WOULD ALL BE CONSZDERED
RESIDENT GRGUPS. ALZ OTHER SCXODL GROZTPS WOULD BE CONSIDERED NON-
RESIDENTS. TXEY RECQFlMEND TiiAT RESIDENT 6RQIPS BE CHARGED $1 PER PERSON
AND 8E 6IVBN 3'OP PRIQRITY �N TXE USE OF THE SPRINGBROOK NATURE CENTER
FACILITY, AND NON-RESIDENT GROUPS BE CNARGED $1.50 PER PBRSON AND GIVEN
SEGOND PRIORITY ON THE USE OF TXE SPRINGBRDOX NATURE CENTER FACILITY.
UPON A YOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON KONDRICK DECLARED TXE
MOTION CARRSED UNANZI►lDUSLY.
D BUSINESS:
a. Nor�h�e�t Chamber & City Band Funding
Or. 8oudreau s d that at the last meeting, the Comnission had
requested further �- ation on this subject. They had requested a
list of the members of y raups, the ount of funding being requested,
and what organi2ational g ups Ci Countil had decided not to fund.
He stated the Commission m ers h a ist of the members of the North-
east Chamber Ensemble and th C' Band. Northeast Chamber was
requesting �],70Q from the C' of Fridley, and� City Band was request-
ing $2,000 from the City o= ri y.
Dr. Boudreau stated five organi tions the City C�uncil ha �d cided
not to fund were t Central Center Family Resources, North Sub
Family Services Eenter, Southern Anoka ommunity Assistance, 7he Alexan-
dra House, and the Fridley Creative Play enter.
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PARKS b RECREATION COMMISSION MEETIN6 �AU6UST 3 1982 � � PAGE 6
Dr. Boudreau stated he would invite Ross Larson, President of th
Fridley City Band, and Betty Scatt, Manager of the Northeast mb
� Ensemble, to the next Cortmission meeting to dTSCUSS and an the
Commission's questions. ,�/``�
b. Meeting Dates b Times
After some discussion, the Parks b Recre on C:onimission members
decided to change their meeting date m thQ 'First Tuesday of each
month to tfie Monday directly prece ' g the�second Planning Car�nission
meeti ng . %
Ar. Boudreau stated he wo comp� a list of the meeting dates for
tfie remainder of the y and ma' these to the Carmission meinbers.
Next Comnission m ing - 5 t. 27, 1982..
c. Policy Manus
MOTIQN B MR. YO � SECONDED BY MR. ALLEN� TO CQNTINUB DISCUSSION
ON TH OLICY AL AT TXE NEXT MEETING.
A YO VOTE, ALL VOT'ZNG AYE, CHAZRPERSON KONDRICK DECLARED THE
11V IED UNANSIHOUSLY.
Dr _oudreau stated Jack Kirk has been assigned to work with the
ormission members on the policy manual.
4. OTHER BUSINESS:
. —
-� a. Letter from John b Darlene Zurawski. 6167 - 7th St. �1.E.
Dr. Boudreau stated John b Oarlene Zurawski's home is on the north
side of Terrace Park. Their home was apparently torn down in the
tarnado, and when it was rebuilt, no one bothered to shoot the property
line so the house is very close to the park property line. He stated
Mr. & Mrs. Zurawski want to extend their present structure to include
a family room. When the family room is added on, the overhang wi11
take up about 2-3 feet and wi'l1 be hanging out onto park property.
Mr. & Mrs. Zurawski w�uld like to purchase 3 ft. of park property, as
ttey feel their addition wi']1 improve the value of their land and wou7d
not interfere with park activities.
Or. Boudreau stated he has gone out with Curt Dahlberg and looked at
the property. They feel that 2-3 feet x 155 feet back will not affect
the intended use of the park layout.
1NOTION�BY 1�lS. SEEGER, SECONDED 8Y MR. YOUNG, TO RECEIVE TXE LETTER
DATED AUG. 3, .I982, FRDA! JQHN & DARLENE 2URAi�SKS.
. .. .. ... .. ... ...... .. . . ...... ...... ...... .. ... ..
PARKS b RECREATiON COMMiSSION MEETING AUGUST 3��1962 �� "��� �� PAGE 7
UpQN 11 VOZCE VOTE, JlLL i�iOTIIVG J1YS, QYAIRPERSOIV 1CQh1ARSCIC DECIARSD TAE
AIOTION C1li2RIED DNANI1�1dUSLY.
t JlIOTION BY l�t. YOiING� SECONDED EY XR. AI�LEN� TO RECQMKEND TD CITY COUNCIL
� THAT T8E CITY SELL TD JOXN i LARLENE Zi1RAWSKI A STRZP GF LAND NOT MORE
TI�AN 3 FT. WIDE AND 155 !T. IANG AA70INING TXE PRDPERTY OF TERRACE PARK
FOR T8E PURPOSE OF AN ADDZTION TO TtJEIR BQME AT 6767 — 7TX STREET N.E.
UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYS� CXAIBPER5GIN RONDRICK DECLARED TXE
l�lOTION CARRIED UNANIAlOUSLY.
RNMENT•
1�lOTION BY XS. SCil�t�'IlF�R�,.,SECONDED BY 1�i. YDUNG, TD AA70URN TXE 1�lEETING. UPON A
VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE,�RA��SON XONDRICK DECI.ARED THE AUGUST 3, I982,
PARXS & RECREATION COMMISSION JNEETING ADJ�V�2di�D,��IT 9:45 P.JH.
Respectfully submitted,
✓x.�
ynn Saba
Recording Secretary
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DIRECTORATE
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r 3, 1982
�SUB�ECT Park Vacation - 6767 7th Street
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Nasim Qureshi, Ci
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MEMOAANDUM
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ACTIONI �NFO•
At the August 3, 1982 Parks and Recreatian Comnission meeting, they recomnended
that the City Council sell Mr. & Mrs. Zurawski of 6767 1th Street a 3 foot wide
strip of land 155 feet long from the North end of Terrace Park so they could
put a family room extension on their home.
The Zurawskis have applied for a side yard variance but it has not been pro-
cessed pending Council's decisio� on the additional land.
Their home was reconstructed and expanded after the tornada, accordingly we do
not have current surveys to identify the exact location of the property lines.
The area suggested by the Parks and Recreation Commission is 465 square feet.
At the current value of $1.75 per square foot this amounts to $814.00.
Suggest the City Council establish a value for sale of this property if they
concur with the Planning Comnission and stipulate that the Zurawskis obtain a
new survey of their property so the building and fence line can be accurately
estahlished and the necessary property to include the existing fence plus six
inches, not to exceed 3 feet, be vacated and sold.
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CATY JIDYISORY OOI�SISSION MEETING - JIJLY 2�, 1982 PAGE 1
CALL � ORD�ti
Yiq►-Chairm4n Duane Psteraon callsd tbs Ju;�r 22. 1962. CATV Jldvisory Commiasion
�seting tc order at ?�45 p.a�.
RQIZ. CJII.L�
_.__.____
Members Present� Duane Peteraon� Dd Baspauk, B�rbara Hughes. Harol,d Balgum
Msmbers Abaent� H�irt Weavsr
Qthera Present� C�yde l�oravets. City oP :F`ridlsy
William Hunt, City or F�'idley
Jane S�emer, Storsr
Jim �ehling Storer -
Carol Wold Sindt, Storer -
Mary Ge ia � Storsr
Glenr� Bo�+].and, Storer
E�nber Reichgott. Storer
Richard Wragg. Storsr
Robert Michel, Storsr
Willi,sm Nee � �idley Coun�cil
Ed aamernik� I+�'i,dley Cottnril
Will Loetir-Alosser� A.C.C.ti+i. '
Paul Raspa�ak. A.C.C.S�T.
Mark Scott� A.C,C.W.
Anne Davia. H.C.G.B.
Adr3an Herbst, Herbst dc Z�nue
Dennis Schneider, Councilaian
JIPPROVAL OF JtTNE ??. 1�62, CATV COI�IISSION !'.INtI�:S�
?�TION by rs, Hughes, aeconded by l�. Belgum, to approve tha Jw�e'j,?. 1982,
CAT'V Conm�iaaion minutea aa xritt�sn. OPON A V()ICE V�TE, ALL WTING AYE,
YICE-CHAIRMAN PETERSON DDCIARID THE MOTIDN CAFtRIID Ub'ANII+DUSLY.
R�CEIYE A.C.C.W. 196� ATD('ET REQUESTe (See E�chibit A)
!�. Loex-Bloaser indicated Lh�at tbs requsst for t.he 1983 operating budget
for the Workshop totalled $24�96? which representa approxi�►tely 50� of tbe
revenue the City �rill receivs from the franchiae lee. He addeid tbat their
local l�nd raising has increased Qonsi�dsraix7,y �vhich eapLins x� they are asking
cnly for operating budget. -fil�e Workahop baa i�v�er 150 ao�mbera. plus a recently
bired part-time person, and cabSe aaating bours xill be approzimate�y 40 boura
per �reek. He also noted that one of t�ie Fridl�y access programs di,d xiti a stute
aWard. kr. Mcrav�ets �sksd if that figure incicEded the 7'� coat of livirig ir�creaae
tor the one and one-half positiona and 1�. Scott saLd it xaa prinari�,y for 1✓,r.
Loex-ffiosser•a increase. the half-tia� peaition� �rou1d be 3r�creaaed July of 1963.
l0A
CATY ADYISORY 00?�II+iISSIDN �ETING - JQLY 22. 1982 PAGE 2
I�la. Hugi�es asbsd Mr. I�rsvstz iS bs bad comparsd tbs salary of tbs Director of
Opsrations at tbe iiorksbop vitii a Cit,y �a�lo�ee �►1tb eimiLr rsaponaibiliti+es.
l4r. l�bravetz rsapoad�d t�t t�srs �oas not a,�imilar positicn at tiie City. IKr.
Sunt said in 1982. ths Cit,y oo�mnitLd �1?.�0�9. ao this rsqu�sat !or 1963
rsfl,sctsd appraxim�at��y a 46'� incr�ase o�sr :tast y�su. I�. 1�aspszak asked
lfort2�sra for tLsir projsctsd r�vsnus !or ths operating ysar ot 1982 payxble in
196�. Pls. Brsmer rsspcnded t2�at NortLern is continually i�plsmentinR snrloeting
prograsis t� g�st and beep rsv�enwe np and t�at total.p=ojected revenue 3n 1982 vas $1,040,00�
I�IDTmN by Hr. E�spazak to accept ths budget rsqweat af the A.C.C.W. and forWard
it�to t�ie City Council �rith the Commiasi,cn•s rscormnendat3cn tbat it bs adopted.
IYlotion aeconded by Ms. Hughes. Mr. Bslgum asl�ed iS it xas possible tiut the
one-half time poaition aould become Pull-time snd �. Scott responded if the
Workshop cou]d raiae the money. Idr. Bslgum then ssiaad Northern if they could
oon�e up �rith the monay to tund tao full-time ,positions and Ms. Bremer sald
that Northern had lookad at tbe possiffiity arrd choae to put that moneq 3nto
squipment. Ma. Hughes indicated that she felt the budget categories xere very
appropr3ats, but vas uncomfortable �rith the a�mount of m�nsy.
J�,OTION iry Mr. Belgum that t
approaimately �25•000. The
VOTE � WITH � JIYE AND ONE
MOTION CARRIF�.
e exact tigure ot �24,96? bs amanded and inatead read
moti,on �ras seconde�d by Mr. 1K�►spst,alt. UPO': A VOICE
NAY YOTE. VICFrCHl1Il�lA,N PSTgiSON DECLAR�D T�
OPON A VOICE YOTE, WITH 1W0 AYE ANTD ONE NAY VCITE. YICFrCHAIR�+'�:AN PET�'�RSON
DECLA.�ED TriE MOT7AN CARR�D. Ma. Hughea notedl� for the record, that she voted
nay becausa ahe telt that figure �ight be too h1gh� but �++aan't avre What
the aaat appropri,ate li�ure might be. Sbe added that if that kind of �or�ey
1a available, she xould agrse to it.
i�ORTH..�`RbT' S CLARIFICATION OF THEIR PROPOSAL:
Ma. Bremer indicatsd that the memorandum prepa:red by the Commission's Cownsel
gave Northern the opportunit�y to clarify the irrtent of Northern' a proposal and
�llowed them to look at ho� they xant to opera�Ee over the next fiv�e yeara. She
then indicatsd thtt iS there Were a�y specific questions ahe iroul.d bs pleased
tfl anssaer them and turned the iloor ov�er to �'�rH Herbst. Mr. Herbst agr�ed that
tha responsea ta his memorandum greatl,y clarif�ed Northern•a atance and felt
th4t Northern and tha Commission rrere noW in a position to begin negotiations.
Mr. Herbst said t�e guideline atatsd t.hat there� �nere t�+o paths to follow= one
being to renex the Sranchise for Sive years and the other grant a franchise
t'or a fifteen ysar period. In addition, he falt conaideration �should be giv�en
to the i�sa of ear�y renexal� bow an axtension irom another system could be
brought about� a reserve fund, etc. He felt it xas now tima to decid.e the fiv�e
or fiSteen y�ear plan ancl how aoma of the questi�ns can be resolved. He added
ti�at a negotiating committse could now b� forme�3 to initiate this process,
resolv�s the proble�ns and bring about a final comtract. His major concern
inta hox this tranchise wauld be renaved or npgr+�ded as the fitre year apstem
ia not oP Lhe same at,�►te-of-tt�e-srt as �ome oY �the other aystema ir� fi.he area.
Reg�rding the quali#y of Northern proposal and ithe responsea, Mr. Herbst felt
they had dona a good job.
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CATV ADVISORY OOI�IISSION MEETING - JUL7 22. 1462 PAGE 3
�. Nee aalasd if a rraponss bad bsen rsce:lvsd from ths Stata Cable Board r�gardirig
tbs t�ro stag�e rsmodal and rDr. Hsrbst faid it there Maa a contssct beL�sen the
Cit�y ani ths Conapa�y rs�rding hax tbe sy�tam could bs expanded or 3t ti�ere �raa
t r�ssrvs i�r�d it �ro�il�d bs biriding. ?Q'. �lss aslasd 3t l�hs �b+o �tip ooaoept ws
acosptable� oonaeptuall,y, xitb Nortbern a�ud Ma. Rsichgott raspondsd t�hat
�nceptw,l,�y t�ere Trers soars prcblema. b�t� sbs lelt tbey could bs �arlosci ont
iu ,tbe nsgotSation proceaa. i�r. l�aspazak indicated tbat they bsd discuased
yith porthern� Who 2�ad agresd� ttu►t Lhe tv� etep prcceaa �+ould be tollos+ed and
Ls didn't nnderatind xi�y it �raa ev�sn being diacuased at ti�ia tiaie. tla. Davia
aeid tbat • side oontract xould not bs csr�tiSiable because it s�aa not aWardsd
by ordinance ar�d �ou1.d not be exercisable N In addition ahe mantioned tt�►t
Couaael at the last maeting mentioned be iu►d a problem xit�h the policy aaide
ot that and it rras recoauosnded to the H�ardl tiiat they revie�a it and malas a
rule �idng. 1he Board did rsvi,ex it� but Ma. Davia haa not had the opportuniLy
to present her side to Counael as y�et. Tbere is a policy question xith i�sviag
�b�o sgreements uncert3Sied by tbe Board. ?�'. Kaspszak asked xhat tt�e Commisa�on
could do if thia queation was pending. Mr. 8erbst responded that the franchiae
ordinance xill bave to aomcp],y wi.th t�e Stat�e Cable Board Rulsa. He addsd thst
they �rouldn't put their blessinga on the ae,�parate contract if that quasti.on is
not resolvedt iyo�ver� it �uld atill be Ie�ally binding according to the
franchiae ordir�ance xhich xas gr4nted. Mr. Harbst felt the mechanics of xorking
out the docuraenta oan be done snd ia Work�ng vith tiya State C�ble Bo4rd on it.
Mr. Kaapszak talaad if beSore the Negotiatin�; Consmittee gets involvsd in thia
procesa if the Commisaion membera xould h`ve� the opportunity for �Put� r�'.
I+foravets aaid that Staff recoaaoended the i3egotiating Committee be composed of
tour to t'ive nembera: one or twa irom the Ccnmaission, one StafY, ons Cit,y
Council and Adrian Esrbst� Counsel. These i�ndiv3duala would tt�en go back to
their conatituents and provide tbem irith �►ba�t bsa transpired to date and g�et
input from tbem. Alao� a certain anwunt of �aegotiating authority xill i�avs to
be pLced on the representativea so aome stsc�ng advances ,LoFrard a final agreemsnt
can be a�ade, I�Ir. Moravets recoa�nended that Mr. Nee alao serve on ti�t Committse.
Z� addition� someone tr�m Northern xith the a�uthori�y to negotiats ahould be
3nsolved. ?4r. 8unt reitsr�ted the i�nport�►nce� of Mr. NAraeetz'a atatement
concer»ing the need Sor aom�one irith authority trom Northerp sit on t2ut
negotiating team. He not�d tbat ths proposal ia titled vit,h a comoanv that
dosa not sxiat (Northern Cableviaion cf Fridley. Inc.). When Northern iras �alaed tor
an organisatior�l chsrt another set of corpor�tio� waa presented. Firuncial
statementa have also been ino�ossible to gst. Ma. Bremer said vith Mr. Jim Beh�.ing's
authority as a Yice President, and thua un Ot�ficer. in Northern Cablevision and
access to Mi.aai it �+ould be no problem to peri�orm ur�der the current time table.
2+br. Hunt indicated that ti�e City i�•anager �antErd it made clear t.tiat Fridley has
not excluded tbe opt3�cn of going to apen bida„ Ma. Hughes indicated siie waa
not sure sbe wantsd to invest in the negoti,ati.ng team �inal authoritq, but expect
the inf'ormatiroa t� go back to tbe City Council. :a s+ell aa the Coamaission for revisx.
Mr. �tnt agid the City Council xi11 Iuve firial. authority. but they �rant a
uegotiating te�m that caa ga through the process.
Vice-Chairman aaid tbat it a Negotiating Conunittse s�sa to be appointed� it trould
be appropriate to do ao at thia tiar. Mt'. gas�szak reco�nended tbat a committee
oP sfx be appointed consiaiing of txc members hf the Commission� txo �nembera of
the Council� one Staff and one Counsel. He fw�tber recomm�snded tt�at tbe representa-
tives from the Coaaaisaion be the Chairms.n and ilice-Chairman, Mr. Moravetz
notsd that t�hia could involv�e a number of ineetisiga 3n the next fex rreaks.
Mr. Nee aslae�d �y the urgency in the two tiresk a�chedule and Mr. Hurit e�cplairied
tbat August 1b � 1982. �uld be the laat time th�e Council would talaB action �rithout
holding a special a�eeting snd staying xithin ti�e pi'edetermined time irass.
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Hr. biss aalcsd �at wul�d happsn if action �raa s�t taksn 1� tbe ucpiration tise
and Na. D�avis aa3d it Maa qwsstianabls �be�n t2�s lra�ciiiss �xpSs�s� but xbsn
!bs oert3Sia+►te vtpirea it is qwatironabla t+bsti�sr it is l�gal tor tbs Compu�►
to �ont.irtue O�Mt�ilg 32'1 � Qomiunit�y xitiLOUt a lranchiss andfor osrtii'icate.
7bs Board looks !or proo! ot aonti�nuous and ongoiag prooess so t�ry I�oW tbey
at� �rldng to�aard gstting tiye franchias a�dopted. l�r. Eaapst.ak a�laed vl�at barm
vo�d bs done it tbe Conricil, by ordir�ance, �xtendsd tbe iranohiss �lor six
abnths. Ms. D�via edd itfit the defir�ition of a rsr�exal, xhich �sust go through
tbe entire procesa before that can happen. Si�s added tbat the Comparur aould
app�► tor a State certif'icate, they could c:ontinue operating xhile the Hoard
is considering their application for rsnex�l. ?�. Moravetz aa3si if att�r !�o
vaeka the Com�a�► ia not negotiating. or t�e City doe��n 't feel they are, tbe
City covld go out for bida and a nes� procesa begins,What tirculd happen at the
State lev�elt Hs. D4vis sa3d aa long as the,y can shaW momement it �rould bs
eatiafactory.
MOTIOI3 by Mr. SaspsEak, seconded by Ms. Augl�ss� that it ia the rscomaoendaticn
of the � Commiaai,on that th� Negot3rat3z►g Coaan�ttea consi.at of two Commias%n
nembera (t}ae Chairperaon and Vice-Cbairperaan)� txo City Council �oembera (wbo
are io be appoir�ted by the Council), Mr. Moravatz as the Stiff repreaen4tiv�e
and either Mr. Herbst or his partner aa Legal Counsel. UPON A VOICE YOTE. ALI.
VOTING A� � YI�CE-CHA�',AN PETERSON DECIJIRED � M�TIDN CJIRRIED UNAND�"OUSLY.
Ms. Hughes auggested tha the Pro�am and Service section on page tour of t�orthern'a
response be addressed by the above Committsa.
The folloWing msjor concerns �+�ere �oiced conc:erning the proposal vhicb shculd
be diacussed in the negoti,at�g proceasi Dn�. %nz's lstter and tbe mQney
allocation to the schoal distarict� budget al]'.ocation betxeen the idorkshop and
local originatio� ia satiafactory to the Wor�:ahop� implementatioa of aaiiafactory
regair aervice,to cuatoa,ers-speciSically nig�ut time aryd �roeloend hcura, time problams
on the part of tt� Workshop Sr religioua rsqueata bott� oA the ci�annel and in
ths atudia. page 56 - 59 financia�l statemant� page 61 five y.c�ara Srom nox �re
xill be looking at a total],y neW syat�m excapt for ths upgradir�g b�ief�y mentioned�
(Northern briefly mentioned thati the �rire d3d not necesaarily on7,y havs a tiv�s
year li�a spa,n, but the anwunt of splicing th+it �uld bavs to bs done tor a nex
system migbt create a leaa than reliable syatam�. poasSbi]ity ot renexing nax
for three y�aars and open3rig it for bids at th�►t time for fifteen years, lock ont
boxes Iease xit2► b�y back xith s depreci,ation schedule it necessary rathsr.
than atraight out buying the lock bex aa discu.ssed on page b3. educatfonal aecsas,
aatisfactory allocation of acceaa squipa,ent� explorfng the possiffility ot joinir�g
another serviae area� possibility of ten yeara rat2ser than rive or �ifteen,
possibility oP industrial revenue bonding� imp�rt,ance of money avafLbility for
public accesa. Hr. X•oravet� askad xhat minima:l ir�terruption of aervice on t�e
up-grade ioeant and Ms. Bremer aaid probab�y a�iutes, Ms. Hughes felt that
annual reports on tbe financial situstion znd �peciiic reports at certa►3n times
shaul.d be insistsd upon. 2�. Isispazak aaksd t��at tbe Negotiating Committee not
rorget What ia in the present ordinance tranafe�rring pertinent intormstion to
the new ordinance.
DISCUSSION OF NORTH PARK SCHOOL SI�JATNN - D'STER]?! IlQT�CONNECT 11�'RStTS A
PETITZON FOR YA.RIMCE�
?"•r. Moravet� reco�aended that the Co�maissfon ap»rove the Petition !or Variance
to allox Group W to maloe their educational laop to Ncrth Park Schoola. It �ras
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?!r. Moravetz's feelings that ander the pres�cat circuaestances as opposed to the
luterim iatercoanect, it represe�nts tbe bes� option at this time. A constructlon
persit vould be graated alloving Group ti to cose from tbeir bead�ead aczoss Ftidley•s
eorporate limits into Nortb Park. Ms. flughe!s a�ked it if had beea cluified if it
ras legal to eome across the liae vith tiist type vf coanectiaa a�nd. Mr. Serbst said
tiu varisnce aust come fsom the Gble Board ar thep aight �andate a frea�chise be3ng
ts�ed�to Qcoup W before proceedlag. �
!o��N iQ► !�. Helgus, �scondsd �► Ms. Hug2�ss� to approvs a r�qusst for vari�nae
Group K to a�ctsnd an �ducatironal loop across City oorpont� linits
a�d Snto Horth Park Elementary Scbool. OPON � WICE NOTE�ALL WTDdG >ZE.
YICE�CiU�tMAN PEIER.SON �CLIRED THn MOTDDN CJIJiR�D tJIdAN�USLY.
1� CATY OOI�ISSION AJDGET REq�iESTt
I I�+�r. ?bravetz sxpLined tbe diftersnces bebr+es:n tbs 1982 and 1963 b�d,gst as
professianal servicea iricluding Mr. Ioew8loa,ssr•s saLry, tbs Workshop b�udgst
atxl Counsel's fses. T'his �uunsy vill bs rsiacbiarasd Dy the aabls opsrator but
it still �oust bs budgetsd ior. I�s�. M�oravets x�ecoanoendsd that saLri�sa bs
3t�creaaed to retlect t2se time Savolvsd izi tbs rensgotS�ati�n� profeasional services
w to bs increaasd. Mr. 1�:oravst� recoma�endsd t2iut profsaafonal aervicsa b�
increaaad to �30,000 and total psraonal ssrvic;es bs increased to �8000. vitb a
. bottom line figurs o! �40�000 and Mr. Kaspat.+a�: indicatsd thia xas not •ccaptalale.
MOT�DN by Ma, Hughea� ssconded by Mr. baspssak, ttut 'Che Commisaion suggsst to
the Ci Council that ttiey aonsider � of the projsctsd income for the Commisaion
%� and 50�1'or t2ye Workshop �rith at l�ast oompara'ble am�unts in tbe aresa oi. -
travsl �nd confsrences at�d dues ar�i subacripti+�ns. OP�N A YOI� YOTE� JILL
' VOT�iG AYE, YICE-CHAIRMAN PE�RSON DECLARED THf: MOT70N CARR� UNAND�70USLY.
IL xss llu�ther suggested t,i�at a prlr►t out bs aWaiLbls nsxt year so accurats
project3Ans can be aads.
AUGUST I�TI2JG LtA�t
M August sth mest3ng date �oaa original]y achsduled tc �aloe a final coatract
rsvisx. Since tbe NegotL►tis�g Committsa isas a number of things t�t �tust
be accomplished bsfore th�at naetSng, an August 19tii �oesting date tiraa schedula►d.
1be only agendu item at that �eeeting will bs a u�port by tZe Negoti�at�ng
Committes unless something ut�gsnt ariasa bsfors that tias.
Oin �'.onday, Ju]y 26th. the Cour�cil 1.s to determlris the Negoti,at3ng Committee and
issue s mandate to negot3ste in good l�ith. BoF+et'ul]y bq ths 19th of August
Lhe Committea �rill be abls to recommend a negotiited settlement of the co»traat
and the t�ro franchissa. Tha francbiae ,�st � sn err.�t �ro� the formal
petition ia mads. Ms. Dr►vi� ssid ths Compan�► can sui�rait their applfcat3�n
�+ith a thirt,y day lee�ny i.�. looking at ths Dec�smber �eting� aubmit apylication
3r� Noqember xith one reaclSng lait sa the time co�uld be aomexhat collapaed. In
addition� the Cabls Con�a�y can sub�mit their application latsra]�►.
01HER HUSINESSt
�.a. flughes auggested t,tiat action nox be tafaen on the �ducational �sseasment prepared
by �r. p�tsrson. �•s. 8�ghea said she xas Tery ia�pressed xith the researcb that
had gone into the project and thougbt it presented a good caee !or w2�y schools
should be 3sivolvsd. She addsd that aiu Was not prepared to adopt all o! tiis
concluaions. Ih addition, Ms. Atighes suggeated that aome �n!'orm4tion be ineludsd
on t�i�e disadvant,�ges o! sducatienal access� too. S'�s suggested that some of tbe
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aoncluslons Mers good• but ehs }ud qusstiQisa on a tsw of them. Mr. Psterson
indicatsd tbaat it �auld bs �asier to do it �►11 or noth3ng. Me'. P�eterson suggestsd
tLat tbs conclusi,�ns bs rs�avsd and the r�a�, be givr►n to tbe school districts.
D�TIOI3 ty l�lr. Brlgum. asco�ed by 1�4r. taapssak� t�t ths r�port P�'�P�� b9
�r. P+rterson be adoptsd and distributs it to ths school distr�ats in I�riiley
vith a cover letter sapLi�ning that ths Coa�ission inould liks to �ncourags their
�tudy or the �rtsr3�l �riti� tbs conclusi�on se�ction bsing �13�ninst�sd: �PON A VOICE
YOTS, �LL YOT'IIJG A�, VICFrCHAIftMAN PE�:RSON DECIARED T1� MOTZQN QARRIFD
�NAND�DIISLY. It sras auggested t�:t t.hs con�luaion section bs diacuased st
• Ltsr tiare � perhaps iri Fall.
� by I�. Belgum� seconded by I".r. Easpszuk to ad jourr�.
ALL YOTING AYE. YICE-CiiAIRMAN PETER.SON DECLAFtED T4� Jt3LY 22,
Ti� CATV ADYISOftY 00�4+IISSION ADJOURNED AT lOt3� P.?!.
Respectl'ully aub�itted.
Pat Yon I+oach
Recordirig Secretary
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UPON A VOICE YOZE,
1982, I�TIlOG OF
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E7�IBIT A
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1983 Dadget ltqnest
l�NOKA COUNTY COl4NNICATIO'idS MORKSHOP
s
6oard of Directors
to ti�e
� City of Fridley
This budget request to the City of Fridley fsom the Board of Directors of
the Anoks Couaty Coa�nuaications Workshop is ous 1983 oper�ting budget.
The �ioskshop is requesting funds that �rill eoves o�nly our operating
expenaes. Al1 other Workahop expenses w+ill be saised by the Wozksbop
through our funding efforts. It is our understanding that the funds for
this request will come from the five percent gross sevenues paid to the
City of Fridley from Northera CableVision. Our 1983 sequest is for
$24,967; thia represents approximately fifty percent of the zeveaue
the City will receive from Northern CableVision in 1983.
During the last three years the ilorkshop ius �sown tremendously. Ne
have taken an inactive channel and turned it into a divesst, live chenne�
Whieh aow has over thirty houts of progr�a�aing a Week. The Horkshop bas
a zeguler schedule oi Saturday video clasaes, Which are a�moat full.
Our current membership is oves one hundred �nd fifty people. and this
represents only �bout one-third of the �ctive users of the chanaei.
The Horkahop has had numerous accaaplishcnents during the past feW years
and seceived national recognitioa. In 1981� the Moskshop planned aad
co-aponsored � eonference held at the CommuniCy Educ�tion Center in
Fzidley, "Access Ia Yout Own Backyasd". This conferenct was well rtcefved
and atten�ed. Articles •bout the Horkshop and Fsidley hevt �ppeared a
numbez of times in the Minneagolis Star 6 Tsibune Casmunity Sectien,
including a cover story. Moat recently the St. Paul Pioneer Preas did a
major artic2e on atcess •ctiTities in Ftidley. The natianal publication,
Community Televisioa Review is pl�nning a cover article on the ilorkshop.
In !ley� U.S. NeWS 6 Hozid Repozt saA • pisoto of a Markshop video claas
With theiz article oa access progr�mmine.
The Workshop �,as ia on the planning �nd is co•spoasor of the National
Federation of Lotal Cable Programmers (NFI,�P) national conference that
ti+as held in St. Paul July 8� 9 snd 10. Three members of the itorkshop
�ere asked to speak on five panels at the conference, and �re had a
delegate on the nstionel board. The Workshop and fridley's interest
and cooanittment apeak Well for itself, both locally and nationally.
Prograsuming excellence has also been recognized. This year a Governos's
Cable Progsamning Awazd fzom the Minnesota Cable Coamunic�tions Bossd
was �iven iot a �iorkshop program. ,
Ast support in Fridley has grown considerably; this Was demonatrated at
the 1982 TELETyON. Bledgea during the TELETHON totaled $2,985.04 aad
almost all of this money has been collected. Further suppart xas shoWa
by azes businesses vho donated over �500.00 in premiums for people
pledgiag moDty. .
NOKA COUNT COMMUNICATiONS WO KSHOP INC.
3fi0-83F�D AVENUE N.E. AIDL Y� MINNESOTA 6543 �6123671- 14
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1983 Su�get �equest
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Tbe Morkshop tras also zecogaissd for its eoverage of the 49'er D�ys
Parade. Parade Chairman Nank Petezsoa told us hoW pleased hc w s with
qur involvement ia 49'er Days and tbat he regulasly �*atched the chaanel.
Tbe Morkshop and Northera CableVisioa veze aaarded the Chaisman's
trophy for our coverage of the parade.
!'itully� tbe many volunteer hours doaated to the ilorkshop �nd time spent
oa programs speaks to the comnitdnent people have made to their/Fridley's
public access channel, "Everyone's Ttlevision Chanael 12". Thank you to
everyone involved in ETC. 12 • vie�rers, users and supportets.
The iJorkshop is looking for�rard to 1983, to seeing all the access channels
in Fridley coatinuing to grow. Ia 1982, �re hired a part-time person as
Director of Operations. This position ia aow handling all the office
management duties that hed been handled by the-Coordinator. Will Loesa-Blosaer,
our Coordinator, found he was spending forty to fifty perceat of his time
answering phoaea, menaging volunteers� and doing paper work. It wea
felt Will's ikilla Were needed to spend a►ore time aasisting new uaezs ia
production, doing technical Work aad teaching aea producers how to use
equipment. Our new position is able to do mozc contact xith the co�unity,
keep Lhe facilities open an •dditional twenty hours a week and add
awrning program playback on the cha�nel. Nill hea �lready stated be
feels that he has more time to spend With producers and better able to _
help everyone. iie feel this aew position vill greatly increase the '
Workshop's effectiveneas. This position is being fuaded through money
raised by the Workshop.
During 1982 �re have been able to raise 56,406.18 to pay for all our
expenses beyond the operating Dudget granted by Lhe City. The Workshop
has purchased two color portable video units for the community to use,
put out a regular nes:sletter, purchased blank tape, small production
equipment and provided class materials. i+Te ese vety pleased with ouz
accomplishmenta and support.
uill has assisted the City Media Specialist in dubbing many of the
programs used oa the City's chanflel. Will is also hoping to work closely
With the City and Media Specialist in developing program ideas for local
production in the upcoming months. The Workshop haa also beea assisting
the �►cioka County Library in its access channel operatioa. h'e have also,
at the request of the Fridley Cable Cor�nissioa� provided cocm�ents during
the refranchfsing process. ue are willing and ready to assist anyone and
everyone in making access programning in Fridley.
1983 Operating Budget Request
Personnel (one and a half positioas)
Coozdinator Salary: $15�113
Benefits 6 FICA Matthing Funds 1�513
Director of Operations Salary 6,955
FICA ltatching Fuads 466
Totel Salaries 6 Benefits $2� 4��
Anoka County Comcnunicitioas Workshop
1983 Budget Qequeat
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Other Operating fa�eases:
�, Ipsurance
Workmea'a Compensetion
Genezal Liability
Auto Liability
Telephone
Total Other Ex�eases
TOTI►L OPIIt�aT�NG BUDGET REQUEST 1983
120
SO
50
700
920
$24,967
This request reflects s seven percent cost of living increase.
Again, we xant to stress, this request is fos our aperating budget. All
other expensess printing, mailing� maintenance, equipneni and services
will be out of fund� raised by the ilorkshop. IA 1982 we occasionally
hired outside instructors to increase our nusnber of classes. These
iastructors were paid by funds saised by the Workshop. We Will be
doiAg Lhe same in 1983.
The 4lorkshop Boazd of Directors appreciates the support shok�n by the
City, the Couacil and the Commission. Alao� We wish to acknowledge the
support of Northern CableVision and most 3.dportantly� the many vol�lnteezs
and residents of Fridley. '
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jim Bauer
Mike Bednarchuk
Kenneth Erennen
Larry Davenpost
Mark Hotchkiss
paul Kaspszak
Timm Lovaas
Clyde Morevetz
Merk Scott
Submitted bys
G���
Mark . cott
Paul Ka56sza
rperson
easurer
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CITIf OF FRIDLEY
CATY ADVISORY CONMISSION MEETING - THURSDAY, AUGIfST 19, 1982 PAGE I
WILL TO ORDER:
Chairaian Weaver called the August 19, 1982 CATV Advisory Commissio� neeting to
order at 7:45 p.m. -
ROLL CAII•
Members Present; Burt Weaver, Duane Peterson, Ed Kaspszak, 8arbara Hughes
Members Absent: Harold Belgum
Others Present: Clyde Moravett, City of Fridley
Gary R. Matz, Herbst b Thue
Milliam C. Hunt, City cf Fridley
Mary Geis, Northern Cablevision
Ja�e Bremer, Storer
Mary Adams, Northern Cablevision
Dennis Scl�neider, Councilman
Adrian Herbst, Herbst b Thue
APPROYAL OF JULY 22, 1982, CATV COMMISSION MINUTES:
Mr. Kaspszak had some questions and corrections of these minutes. He had a question
on page 1 regarding ACCW budget request and the halftime position. It was clarified
that the 6udget wauld go into effect�January lst and the halftime position would
get an increase i� July 1983. There was a spelling correction on page 4, "Or.
Rentz" instead of Dr. Lenz. Oh page 5, second paragraph under "August Meeting Date"
the third sentence: should state "The ordinance" instead of "The Franch�rse" and the
last word in tF�e paragraph should be "unilaterally" instead of "laterally".
MOTION by Mr. Kaspszak, seco�ded by Mr. Peterson, to approve the minutes of
July 22, 1982 as written and corrected. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN
WEAVER DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLr.
RECEIYE CAT11 FRANCHISE RENEWAL NEGOTIATION llPDATE 6 STATUS REPORT:
Ms. Hughes and Chairman Weaver are on this committee and they have had three meetings
to date with the company. They are working on a five-year franchise with 35 opera-
tional ci�annels and between the work the lawyers have done with the company, that
most of the questions they had on this proposal have been answered satisfactorily.
Ms. Hughes stated that they are down to essentially three items and there is a letter
from Northern to the Council that they will commit to upgrading to a minimum of
54 channels at the end of the 5-year franchise, which means they wi11 be looking at
whatever the state-of-the art is at that time. She said the three things they are
sti11 discussing are what kind of financial reporting will be done and what kinds of
things will 6e included in it, a service policy and what level of comnitment there
would 6e to public access. At the last meeting, she said they sent some financial
forms 6ack to the company that the staff had put together which includes things
that are to be filed with the FCC and the kinds of things they have to report ta the
Minneapolis Cfty Council and they expect these answers in a couple of weeks.
She they are looking for a much firmer commitment and a more detailed outline than
what the company f�as 6een willing to give so far. Ms. Hughes said the public access
commitment would 6e over and above what they F►ave already pledged in the RFP -- that
the company is willing to stick by Mhat they have proposed in the RFP but they are
being asked to consider as much as s10,000 more to 6e used in the cormnunity for public
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access (not local ortgination or Qublic schools). She stated that Mr. Herbst said
they need to review �rf�at is defined as pu6lic access needs and Nhat needs are seen
over the next 5 years. She said tfiey Mt11 6e meeting the next three Tuesdays and
they Mill be revieMtng word-for-trord the franchise and then go into the agreement.
Mr. Kaspszak stated, on tf+e financtal end, that he was more i�terested in a PbL
sLarEement instead of a balance sbeet. Chairn►an Weaver said the negotiating committee
�rants tc avoid tF�epro6lems of a consolidated balance sheet -- they Mould like to have
tfie raw data. Ms. Nughes stated the negotiating committee is realiy hardball on
that issue because of the history of unsatisfactory financial reporting.
Mr. KaspsZak said 6e wanted to make sure that a 2•way system is part of the 54-
channel comnitment from Storer. Ms. Hughes said that could not be addressed in this
franchise but addressed in the next one. Mr. Moravetz asked if he meant that be
eddressed in a letter of comnitment. Mr. Kaspszak said he wanted a commitment now
so that we have it for tfie future. Ms. Nughes said that this Council cannot commit
future councils and that t6is could nat be written into the ordinance but perhaps in
a contract. Mr. Matz said tF�at Northern's cartanitment would be in return for a 15-
year franchise they would rebuild the system to 54 channels (minimum) and theycan
place tF�at conmitment in the agreement but they cannot comnit the council 5 years
down the line to gra�t tf�em a 15 year franchise. He said they are drafting a contract.
Chairman Weaver said they spent one entire meeting on what posture they should
assume in ligi�t of the 6i11 coming out of the Goldwater Comnissian on the FCC deregs.
He also stated that the president of Storer is willing to make a written comnitment
to upgrade to 54 channels at the expiration of this upcoming franchise and that
Mr. Matz is trying to say is that a part of the contract document could contain
this type of language. Mr. Kaspszak said he would like some detail on where they
are sitting on tbis public access matter, Mhere the workshop is sitting and the
school district and what kind of money tf�ey are talking about. Chairman Weaver said
they will f�old tf�at discussion tater.
OTHER BUSINESS:
The Commission decided on tfie dates for the next few meetings: September 9th,
October 14th, and November 4th.
Chairman Weaver stated the Comanisston got in a bind when Anita 8enda was trying to
get some resolution approved and into MCCB under Mayor Nee's signature and that
issue came up very late in the afternoon before tfie meeting. He would like to see
the Commission adopt a rute that they have all material by Friday night preceding
the meeting -- it would give tE�em the weekend to prepare for the meeting. Mr. Kaspszak
thought the rule would 6e okay but to F�ave some fl exibility that the rule can be
amended by a majority. Mr. Peterson felt it would be nice to have the extra time to
go over the stuff.Chairroan Weaver asked Mr. Moravetz to put this item on the agenda
for the Septerober 9th meeting.
Chairman Weaver stated at their last negotiating cortmittee meeting they spent some
time on establisf►ing a minimum position for financial and staffi�g support for
pu6ltc access. Mr. Kaspszak said he would like a clarification on the numbers they
are dealing with. Chairman Weaver said their problem has been because of the absence
of financial numbers and financial reporting they are not in a position to make a
reasona6le request -- they don't if �10,000 is too high or too low. He said
Minneapolis has a 5� franchise fee and they have a 5� fee dedicated to public access.
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Mr. Kaspszak asked if, in tf�e city of Minneapolis, Storer will be doing no local
prograrQaing and that locat progamming will be done by the City of Minneapolis.
Ms. Bremer said that aill 6e done by a non-profit public access corporation and
Mr. Moravetz said that �ras appointed by the city. Mr. Kaspszak felt tNat a dis-
tin�tion had to 6e ioade between local progranuning and public actess and Ms. Bremer
felt L�ere is no distinction in l�in�eapolis. Mr. Knspszak asked if the company
caa change its mind and do locat pragranming. Ms, Bremer said the city has not
indicated a desire for them to do that and they would have to fund the staff and
equipment on top of the 10� of gross revenues. Mr. Kaspszak then asked that they
could if they wanted to and Ms. Bremer could not answer that and Mr. Moravetz
thought the company would fiave some lst Amendment rights in that. Mr. Kaspszak
said fie questioned this from a marketing position and a distinction has tc be made
between local origination and public access and that Ctrah.�el 3 is a public access
channel being used for tocal originatian. Ms. Bremer satd that in Fridley the rules
they are operating now is that is a local origination and they have only 3 access
rhannels and the new proposal would change that and bring them into compliance wibh
State laws and Minneapolis wants to have complete control over public access.
Chairman Weaver said tfiat is one way to do that or they could fiave "x" dollars during
the first year of the contract with a"y" doltar escalator per year during the five-
year franc6ise. -
Mr. Hu�t stated that they were trying to get all nego-
tiating items on the 6oard and in the original request for proposal they fiad all
different types of pu6lic access and requested the company to indicate its commitment
for staff, equipment and support and also brought up that in franchises around the
country, in addition ta equipment and technical assistance, the providor has also
given a certain nanetary grant tn the area of public access. He thought it was
appropriate in this case, tao. He also stated tfrey have no firm amount and have no
way of knowing 6ut tf�ey wanted the concept on the board and that for public access
there might 6e strong rationale for financial assistance from the company. He did
not think that for the other access channeis (school, library, city} that would be
necessary. Ms. Hvghes stated that if they were to do this, it would not be written
into the franchise that it would go to ACCW but to something generic -- public access
support. Mr. Kaspszak asked if that would be at the discretion of the council.
Mr.Hunt said it would 6e something like to a public access corporation designated
by the City Council in cooperation with the cable provider. Mr. Kaspszak stated then
the ACCW request for �24,900 could be pruned to s22,000 at the discretion af the
council and then the council could allocate "x" dollars to the school district at
their discretion. Ms. Hughes said they could do that anyhow and there is no commit-
ment to anybody. Mr. Kaspszak asked if the company commits it, would they commit
directty or through the City Council. Chairman Weaver stated it would be through
the city. Mr. Kaspszak asked if they were talking about educational access or public
access. Mr.Hunt stated that right now ACt�,I is the only public access corporation and
they did not want to write ACCW into the contract but they did want to have a desig-
nation of funds fior public access. Chairman Weaver said they did not want to specify
ACCi�t in the next agreement, that money should come from the company that council will
tt.en have at their discretion. Mr. Peterson fett it should be put as funds for
"comnunity access pr�gra�ning" instead of public access programning.
Mr. Kaspszak expressed a concern abeut the City of fridley getting into the commu-
nications business, so far on a mintmal level, but he could see a change in the
legislative laws where a11 y�ur legal ordinances will be on CATY and could see
the city council, staff, or other agencies, using this channel as a propaganda too1.
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He felt that if it rrritten they way they are discussing, the city could possibly
take funds and put it into propaganda, city notices, etc., and they could be
barraged from as �oany as 2-3 channels. He stated he agrees with the apprehension
the comnittee has 6ut the solution bothers him. Ms. Hugfies stated that the native
here is to increase �noney t6at is aYaila6le to comnunity atcess programming and
they hare nat tied down any language. Mr. Kaspszak felt they could spe11 it out
in the ordinance and if it�doesrr`��a�nrk, the council could amend it and he would
ltk� tfl see m�ney allocated to the Norkshop as part of the ordinance a�d if the
�rorkshop folds, ti�e council, in its Misdom, could take the money and spend it in
the manner he mentioned, then tf�e citizenry migflt take measures to correct that,
6ut at least if its part of the ordinance it can be easily amended -- the other
way its too generic.
Mr. Matz stated, in tenos of franchise fees, the general rule is that ctties can
collect 3% of the gross revenue and do whatever they would like with that 3� (go to
ca61e or general fund) and cities can coliect 3 to 5�. First of all, they would
have ta petition the FCC for a waiver to collect excess fees and they have to make
a showing that the entire 5% is �ecessary for cable-related purposes and cable-
realted purposes are generally understood to be the local regulatian of cable and
also any access programning that would be done. In terms of something to be done
beyond the 5� tn this situation, thinks the argument�would be that this is not a
f�anchise fee 6ecause the franchise fee is paid to the city and this situation
would be that the city is acting as a conduit and taking funds and diverting them
to ACCW or whoever. Ms. Nughes said she does not want ta specify a particular group
in the contract 6ecause there may be a need for financial information and they may
be spending a11 5� on �egulations and did not want to box themselves into a commit-
ment for access. She said she shares the concerns of Mr. Kaspszak but they may
also want to encourage competition for the workshop. She further stated that the
negotiation committee is very doubtful that this 4s a rational kind of thing to ask
and tf�ey don't have mucf� basis for the amou�t of money {s10,000) and don't really
know what the situation is. She said that Mr. Herbst has asked that they go back
and have the Comnissio� re-examine what was done in public access needs assessment
and to see if they have this further need and if they have no additional �eed, they
probably don't have any business continuing tfiis discussion in negotiations.
Mr. Matz thought it was important for the comnittee to discuss whetfier there is a
�eed far this sort of additional financial support and to rememder that the company
will not be giving that financial support that eventually the subscribers of the
system wi11 make tF�at expenditure. .
Ms. Hughes said they are looking at needs af public access in the next 5 years.
Mr. Peterson, felt that access in fridtey would level aff or drop while the other
surrounding communities are providing 6etter equipment and programn►ing, etc.
Chairman weaver said hefore long tf�ere is going ta be regional interconnect capacity
and there are going to he advances. Ne said he doesn't want to sell anybody short
but thinks there are defensive maneuvers that can be taken to keep Fridley's local
origination alive. Ms. Hughes said tf�ey have to know what specific public access
need is there that they need more funding for -- where are the voids? Mr. Kaspstak
said that 3j5 of tt�e Commission is on the commission to promote public access and
thnt should 6e the last area to be cut. Ms. Hughes asked if there was a need for
more religious programning, io be funded out of public access money ; a need for more
cultural programming; a need for more 6usiness programming; is there room for more
programning? She stated maybe the extra dollars could be used to underwrite for
someone to do comnunity progrartming about city governmeet -- is the�e a priority ;
is there an area that wi11 6e hurting if they don't write it in �
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Chainaan Yeaver said tbose 5 areas of Mr. Belgum's are the areas they need to have
suggestions for fundi�g and t6ey are not talking nbout the ACCW being cut; they
are talki�g about expanding and looking for concrete suggestions. Mr. Kaspszak
fett t�at education tsc�aol district} sfiould be treated separate from public access
and 1f there is a commifinent to public access, �ake it specifically to ACCw as
pa�t of t�e ordinance. Ms. Hugfies said she wi11 try to get a summary together
fo�'the negotiating con�nittee. Mr. Petersan thought it was okay to write ACCW lnto
the ordinance as long as it can 6e changed readily and other uwnies could be set up
as a grant syst�a and ACCW, st�ools, library, etc., could apply for it and there
would be a little competition 6etween these city units. Mr. Matr said in the past, he
has always contemplated any support for access Nould 6e placed i� the franchise agree-
�ent as opposed to tbe ordinance becaese the 6oldwater bi11 might
well prohi6it cortmitments such as that and make it more unenforceable. He snid they
can also design the contract so it can be amended to cover something like that.
Chairman Weaver asked about type of amendment procedure. Mr. Matz said it could
be amended by 4/5 of council and consent of other parties; it would be easier to
amend a written contract than an ordi�a�ce. Ms. Hughes said she does not want to see
ACCW written into eit�er one of them, does not think it is appropriate language nnd
could see writing in public access entity ar corporation. Chairman weaver said it
_ would 6e much heatthier if the city council had tfie latitude to ide�tify other
recipients of that money. Ms.Hughes stated she does not want any misinterpretation
about t�is discussion to mean that anybody here is opposed to public access.
Chairman �eaver said the service issues are very preliminary; talking about a per-
formance type contract; they are going to specify one performance per amateur on
t�e service and would like to see a system reliability measurement placed on that.
He said they have suggested several maintenance policies that are used in other
high technology areas (getttng a body on site within a fixed amount of time).
ADJOURNMENT:
MOiION by Ms. Hughes, secanded by Mr.Kasps2ak,to adjourn. UPON A YOICE VOTE, ALL
YOTING AYE, CHAIRMAN WEAVER DECLARED TNE CATY AOVISORY COMMISSION MEETING OF
AUGUST 19, 1982, ADJOURNEO AT 9:25 P.M.
Respectfully subroitted,
Deb Niznik,
Recordi�g Secretary.
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OtRECTORATE
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TE Sep"tember 1, 1982
Extension of Yariance
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MEMORANOUM
TO ACTION INFO•
Nasim Qureshi, City Manager
On September 28, 1981 the City Council approved a lot split and building variance
for 1239 and 1241 No�torlAvenue. Our code requires construction to start within
one year or the variances are voided.
Mr. Erickson at B.E. Construction is requesting extension of the variance, reduce
lot areas from 10,000 to 8909 square feet and 1ot widths from 75 to 66� feet for
one additional year.
Due to the funding probiem and no change in the original situation, recommend
the City Council favorably consider his extension request.
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS
COdNMFRCiAI AND RE5IDENTIAL
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August 26, 1982
Darrell Clark
Building Inspect�on Department
City of Frldley
6431 Universi�ty Avenue
Fridley, Minn. 55432
Re: Variance on Lots - Norton Avenue
Dear Darrell:
I would like to ask for another year extension on my
variance on my 1ots 1239 and 1241 Norton Avenue. I feel
the interest rates and other factors are coming lnto line�
so I wi11 be able to bu11d and sell the two duplexes I
have Qtanned for tfie two lots on Norton Avenue.
If that would be possible, it would be greatly
appre�1ated.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
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Robert Erickson
President
RE:ab
REGULAR MEETING OF SEDTEl�ER 28. 1981
PAGE 7
Mr. Flo�a stated tbe petitioner rishes to construc.' an additton to the
existing buitding at �040 Marshall Street, Mhich is now an existing gas
station, change spae of the existing asphalt to g��ss and plantings and tear
davn sor� of the existing signs. �
Mr. Flora tated the Appeals Cammission has recomme
variances. ith the atipulation at the owner Mork
Department t establish a lands pe p]an and improv
s„ further sugge d a Dond to in re canptiance.
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approval of the
the tity Ptaro�i
schedule. Mr.
MOTIp� by tounc man F�ttqat ck to concur with the reco ndation of he
Appeals Commissi to grant the variances to reduce the f nt yard s back
fran 35 feet to 2 feet; d to reduce the reer yard setba from 2 feet to -
11 feet; a�d to re ce th side ynrd setback from 15 feet t 2 fee ,►►ith�the
stipulation that th ow r Mork NitR the Cit.Y Planniag p�pa ment o establish
4 tandscape pian ano i rovement schedule. 5econded 6y Coun ilw n Moses-Martin
Mr. DeMan and his er stated, in the interests of ssfe�ty they would
like en additional ark g area they ten use as a turn-arou o it r►ouldn't
be necess�ry to b ck ont East River Rcad.
Mr. Dick Harri , Chariman the planning Comnission. s ted the tode
requires a 20 oot setback aRy parking area and if y put a ther
driveway in, hey Maldn't h e the required 20 feet tween iAe rn-
around and e street. He st ed another variance w u1d De needed in order
for them provide this turn- ound they are requ ting.
Mr.
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�hi, City Manager. state�f they want t1f put in this turn-a�d,
ld need a variance from required 2o�feet to 4 feet in orde for
accanplished. /
MOT�OW by Councilman Fitzpatrick to �ie�d e above motion Dy adding tha
a ariance be granted from the require� 2 foot setback from the street t
4 feet in order to provide for a turn-ar und areA. Seconded by Countilwom
Noses-Martin. Upon a voite vote. all v tSng a�ye, Mayor Nee declared the
�notion carried unanimously.
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UPON A VDICE YOTE TAKEN ON THE ORIGINAI MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
(Q) �UEST FOR A YARIIW CE TO REDUCE I.OT AREAS TO ALLOW CONSTRIlCTION
OF TWO OUPLEXES. 1239 MID 1241 NORTON AVENUE. L. ROBERT ERItKS N:
MOTION by Councilman Barnette to concur rith the recomnendation of the
Appeals Lomnission and grant the variance to reduce the lot areas fran 10,000
square feet to 8.909 square feet and reduce the lot widths from 75 feet to
66-1/2 feet on �ot 6. Auditor's Subdivision No. 69. Seconded by touncilwoman
Moses-Martin. Upon a v�ice vote. a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
�notion carried unanimously.
MOTION by touncilman Schneider to receive the Planning tomnission Minutes of
Septer�er 16, 1981. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimeusty.
Mayor Nee stated the Council would proceed. at this time, to Itdn ll on
the agenda.
MOTION b���ci)man Schneider t opt Resolution No 9-1981, set_ ng the
publit he ng for October 19 981. Seconded by Cou lwoman Mose rtin.
Upon a v ic vote. a11 votin aye. May .Nee decia d th tio rri
ly.
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T0: Nssi� Oursefii, City Meneger
FROM: John 6. Flora, Public Morks Director
DATE: Septembe� 8, 1982
'� SUBJECT: Moore Lske Resoration Project — BASFU
In order to construct the BASFU for Pert II of the Moo re Lske
Resto�etton ProJect — Phese II, the City needs to ecquire four tots
in the IMen Terrece subdivision. After revieN of ths tndependant
appraisat conducted on these propertiee 1t eppeers thet the velue
of the necessery taur Lots is f70,300.
Mle heve been negotieting the purchese of the lots •ith Mr. Geermen,
the property oNner� and he is noM in sgreement Lo sell the lots to
the City for R70�3�0� Lo pey sll outstending assessments end 1982
reet estete texes.
Hickok and Associetes indicete there ahould be sutficient funds in
the Phese I to purchese the necesse�y property.
Recommend the City Council approve the ettached resolution to
p�oceed fi� Lhe ecquisition of the gour lots in Iwen Terrace for the
BASFU if Me are to continue rith the Moore Leke Restoretion
Project.
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WAF�tEAS, the City Oouncil has p�eviausly app�wed a plan to re�ta�e Moore Lake
by diverting stotm water and by v�nstructing a Biological Aeration Surface
Filtration Unit hereinafter referred to as BASFU; and
WAIItFAS, the City Caa�cil has hereto�ore determined that the City of Fridley
shaald aoquire oerta.in pcaperties for the oonstruckion of a BASFUf and
WHEREAS, an independent appraisal of the below described property was
obtained.
1�W, �DRE, BE IT RESGi,VID� by the City Council of the City of Fridley,
,. Anoka County, Minnesota as follows:
1. Zhat the aoquistion by the City of Fridley of the following described
property is necessary for the purpoge of constructing a BASFU:
Lots 4• 5, 6A & 68, Block l,
Iwen Terrace
2. That the City Staff is authorized and directed to offer the present
psaperty owner a n�egotiatec3 aQnamt of 570,300. Zl�is offer is o�ntingent upon
the present owner paying all taxes and special assessnents payable in 1982.
PASSID ArID ADOPTID BY THE QTY �UNCII, OF T8E CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1982.
WIId,IAM J. NEE - MAYUR
ATY'EST:
SIDNEY C. II�11�N - QTY tZIItR
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September 3, 19f�2
Mr. John Flora
Director of Public Works
6341 University Avenue NE
Fridley, Minnesota 55�►32
Re: Moore Lake Restoration Project
Dear John: �
Reference is made to our recent telephone conversation concerning
the cost of the land for the biological soil filtration unit.
In my June 17, 1982 letter, I indicated there was approximately
$53,000 available for land purchase. This was determined by
assuming that the biological soil filtration unit is at or near
budget. A copy of the construction cost summary is attached whlch
verified the �53,000 figure.
On July 1, 1982, I sent you a cost summary of the entire Moore
Lake Restoration Project (copy attached). You will note in this
summary that there are several items where money has been assigned
but has not, nor will be spent on this project. An example is the
$23,320 assigned for the Public Hearing and Environmental
Assessment. In addition, it appears that the $15,730 assigned for
Legal and Administrative will be in excess of that actually spent.
In summary, it is my opinion that there is sufficient funding
available for the project even if tYie land for the biological soil
f iltration unit were to cost $75,000 to $80,000.
Sincerely,
EUG E A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES
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eorge W. Boyer, P.E.
Vice President
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COST SUMMARY
MOORE LAKE RESTORATION PROJECT
' Original Grant
Item Application
Pilot stuay � tl)
Operation and Maintenance 6,400
Monitoring & Testing 22,200
Public Hearing and
Environmental Assessment
Post Operative Evaluations
Legal and Administrative
Engineering
Construction
Inspection
MPCA Administration
21,200
14,000
27,500
48,400
507,700
15,800
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July 1, 19�2
Final �rant
�plication
�15,640
4,400
48,560
23,320
15,400
15,730
23,870
265,100
17,380
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Actual
to Date
$ 9, 852
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1,370
35,934(2)
113,357
6,315
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TOTAL $663,200 5449,400 $190,7b3
(1) Included in construction
(2) Includes preliminary surveying and field work, initial
construction staking and post aperative evaluations.
(3) Included in engineering
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t�IAECTOAATE
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FROM 'D.P,W. John G. Flora
SUBJECT Moore Lake Restoration
Project - Phase II
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We have received formal notice of the Federal Grant Increase for the Moore Lake
Restoration of $278,297. We have attempted to obtain State participation, but
have not been successful. Accordingly, the City will have to match the Federal
Grant amount if we are going to remove the sediment from the bottom of East
Moore Lake.
, City funds for the project could be obtained by usin9 the Tax Increment District
if:construction was initiated within the prop�r time frame, or the entire Moore
Lake Drainage District could be assessed for a total amount allowi�g credit for
any past storm water assessments (this would then equalize the storm water assessments
in the area) or any com6ination of the above.
A resolution is required to notify the State of the City's participation.
Recommend the City Council approve the attached resolutian which will allow the
City ta sign the Substate Agreement with the State.
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WHP.RF�S, the l�innesota Pollution Control Agency has heretofore a�plied to the
Dnited States Environmental Protection Agency for a Fec]eral Grant under
bection 314 of the C1ean Water Act t33 09C - 1324),
WHF.RFAS, sai8 Federal Vrant has been approvetl by said rederal Agency and
received by the Minriesota Follution t.oc�trol Agency and,
WAEREAS, the City of Fridley has been offered a State Grant for Lake
Impravenents Grants-in-Aid unc3er Minnesote Laws 1979, Chapter 333, Section 31,
Subdivfsion 6{a), by the State of M.innesota, Pollutfon Control Agency in order
to �+ic3 in financing in�Qlementation of said Project under certain terms and
conditions which are stated in the bubstate wgreement which is made a part
i�ereof by reference thereto, and
WHIItFAS, the City of Fridley is desirous of accepting said reaeral Grant in
accordance with the ternis and conaitions of said Substate Agreement and to
give the assurances therein requireci, and
WHIItF'AS, it is requisite that a representative of said Cfty of Frfdley be
authorized to sign a c]oc�ment evfdencing ac�ceptanoe of said offer by the City
of Fridley,
l. That the City of Fri8ley hereby accepts said offer of the State of
Mirmesota, Pollution Control Agency whfch is made pursuant to 1Kinnesota
I.�as 1979, C7�apter 333, Section 31, Subdivision 6(a) for a Federal Grant
for Lake Improvement Grants-in-Aia to assist in financing the
imple�nentation of the said Project including the terms and conditions of
said S�bstate Agreement and tbe giving of the s+ssuranoes required by said
S1�bstate Agreement.
2. That on behalf of the City of Fridley, Acting City Clerk, hereby is
authorized ana directed to sign the documentary acceptance of the said
offer of the State of Minnesota, Pollution t;ontrol Agency with the terms
and conditions oontained in said Substate Agreement and including the
giving of the assurances therein required.
�e question was on the adoption of the resolution and the roll being called
there were yeas and nays and so the resolution was adopted.
PASSID AND ADQPT� 8Y 7�iE CITY OOUNCIL OF RHE CITY OF FRIDLEY 7iiIS DAY ai''
. 1982.
WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYDR
ATl�ST:
SIDNEY C. Ii�iN - CITY Q,IISC
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Minnesota Po!lution Controi Agency
Mr. John Flora
Public Works Director
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
RE: Moore Lake Restoration Praject
� Dear Mr. Flora:
Enclosed is a copy of EPA Form 5700-20B, Assistance Amendment to increase
the federal grant award by $278,397. A resolution from the City of
Fridley is needed to complete a revised Substate Agreement between the
State of Minnesota and the City of Fridley.
.If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerel ,
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Thomas A. Sinn, Coordinator
Clean Lakes Grant Program
Monitoring and Analysis Section
Division of Water Quality
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Enclosure
Phone:
612/296-7746
1935 West Counry Road B2, Roseviile, Minnesota 55113-2T85
Regional Offices • Duluth/Brainerd/Detroit Lakes/MarshalllRochester
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APPROPRIATION ANO ACCOUNTINir S��T/1
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so��ows:
1. The amount of the award is increased by �278,397
2. The approved interim budget costs are as follows:
Personnel � -0' �
Fringe Benefits -d-
Travel -0-
Equipment -0-
Supplies ��-
Cantractual 222,760
Construction 680,320
Other 103,115
Total Oirect Charges 1,006,195
Indirect Charges -d-
T07AL 1,006,195
Federal Share 503,097
Non-Federal Share 503,098 •
3. No costs should be incurred until such time as a final work plan and a final !
budget are approved by the project officer. .
AWARD APPROVAL OFFICE
ORGANIZAT►ON a er �V�S�On
Water Quality Branch
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U. S. EPA
230 S. Dearborn St.
Chicago, IL 60604_
ORGANI2ATION
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ACTIONI INFO.
We are proceeding with the requirements to obtain State participantion in
the development of a park in the Riverview Heights area in order to satisfy
the October 1 suspension date.
The attached resolution notifies the State that the City desires to purchase
land for the park and is willing to provide matching $67,772.
funds for the City match co;�ld be obtained fr'am Comnunity Qevelopment Block
Grants or those monies which have been obtained from park dedications or a
combination af the above.
If the City Council desires us to proceed with the development of a Riverview
Heights Park, suggest they approve the attached resolution.
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WI�REAS, Zt�e State Natival Resouroes PUnd prwides for the making of grants to
assist local public bodies in the aoquisiti� of outdoor recreat-ion projects,
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WHE�tEAS, �e Cit� a� Fridley desir+es to aoquire certain land knawn as River
Heic,�ts Park, whid� land is to be held and used for pern�anent ogen spaoe, and
WfiF�EAS, in arder for the proposed project to be eligible for approval, there
must be proo� that it is part of a oam�x�ensive outdoor recreation plan and
5-year actian progradn tcapital imQrovesnent) , ancl
WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has a 5-year action program which incluc3es
Riverview Heit�ts Park� anc]
W�E�S, it is estimated that the c�ost of aoquiring said inter�t shall be at
least 5135,544, and
WAEREAS, upon appraval the City of Fridley must enter into formal grant
project agreements with the state for the specific purpose of acquirinq
Riverview Heights Park.
I�nI, �IIt,F�Fl�RE, BE IT RF�tLVID BY THE QTY �tTNCII, OF THE CITX OF FRIDZEY:
1. Zhat an application be made to the State of Minnesota, Depaztment of
F�erc�, Planning and Develqment, Offioe of Local Gwerryment for a grant fran
the Natural Resouroe Fund (Minnesota Laws, 1979, txiapter 333, Section 31,
Subdivision 3, paragraphs tcl �a ca» for an amount presently estimated at
567,772 and the City will pay the balance of the cost fram other funds
available to it.
2. �at the Mayor of the City and t1�e C3ty Manager through the City Planning
Department are hereby authorized and directec3 to execute and file A) such
ap�lication and B) the 5-year action program with the State of Minnesota,
Deg3rtment of E�erc,�, Planning and Develofxnent, Off ice of Local Government,
and to pravicle additiona3. information and furnish such documents as may be
required by said Dep�rtinent, and C) to act as suthorized oorrespondents of the
City.
3. �at the proposed aoquisition is in accordance with plans for the
allaation o� lan� far open sp�aoe uc�es, a�d that should said grant be made,
the City will avquire, c'i�velop and retain said land for use ts} designated in
said application and approved by the Offioe of Local Government and the
Legislative Catmission of Minnesota Resauaes (LC�+R) .
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4. �at the Ot�ited States af A�ae�cica r�nd the State of Minnesota be, and they
bereby are, assured of full c�omplianve by the C3ty with the regulations of �e
Depar�nt of the Interior, effectuating Title VI o�f �e Civil Rights Act of
i�a.
5: �hat the City of Fridley enter into an agreenent with the State of
Miruiesota, Department af Enerqy, Planning and Development� Of£ice oi Local
Government to pravide suc�h grants as are specified in nwnberecl parragraphs 1
ar�d 2, above, for the years 1�83-1985.
6. 7hat the Mayor of the City and/or the City Manager through the Planning
Departraent are authorized and directed to execute such �►greesnent and any
supple�nental agreanents therec�.
PASSID AND ADDPTID BY ZSE CITY 47[JNCII. OF THE CITY OF FRID�t,EY �I.S
I�AY OF , 1982
ATI'EST':
SI�NEiC C. IDIl�I�IJ - CITY Q.ERR
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RESOLDTION NO.
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RESOLUTION GIVING PRELIMINARY APpROVAL TO A
PROJECT IINDER THE MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVEL-
OPMENT ACT, REFERRING THE PROP(JSAL TO TSE
COMMISSIONER OF ENERGY* PLANNING AND DEVELOP-
MENT FOR APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZING PREPARATION
OF NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. (KUETHER DISTRIBUTING C0. }
BE IT itESOLVED by the City Council (the "Council") of
the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota (the "City"),
as follows:
1. It is hereby found, aetermined and declareci as
follows: �
l.l. The welfare of the State of Minnesota (the
"State") requires active promotion, attraction, encour-
agement and development of economically sounc� industry
and commerce throu9h governmental acts to prevent, so
far as possible, emergence of blightea lands and areas
of chronic unemployment, and it is the polfcy of the
State to facilitate ana encourage action by locnl gov-
ernment units to prevent the economic deterioration of
such areas to the point where the process cen be re-
verse� only by total redevelopment through the use of
local, state and federal funas cierived from taxation,
with the attendant necessity of relocating �ispiaced
persons and of duplicating public �ervices fn other
areas.
1.2. Technological change has causec� a shift to a
significant degree in the arta of opportunfty for eciu-
cated youth to processing, transporting, marketing,
service ana otber industries, and unless existing anc7
related industries are retained and new industzies are
developed to use the avaiiable resaurces of the City, a
large part of tbe existing investment of the community
and of the State as a whole in educational ��and public
service €acilities will be lost, ana the movement of
talented, educatecl personnel of mature age to areas
where their services may be effectively use� ane com-
pensated ana the lessening attraction of persons and
businesses from other areas for puzposes of inaustry,
commerce and tourism will c9eprive the City and tbe State
of the economic and human resources needea as a base foz
proviaing governmental services and facilities for tbe
remaining population.
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• 1.3. The increase in the amount and cost of govern-
�ental services zcquires the need for more intensive
development and use of lan� to provide an a8equate tax
base to ffnance these costs.
1.4. William B. �uether, an indivi�ual residing in
the State of Minnesota ttbe "Borrowez'), has aavised
this City Council that ft �esires to acquire land,
acquire and constzuct a buil�ing thereon and acgufre and
install equipment therein ithe "Project") to be ownea by
the Borrower and leased to Ruether Distributing Company,
a Minnesota corporation {the "Lessee"} to be utilized es
a beer distrfbution facility.
1.5. The existence of the Project in the City will
contribute to more intensive development and use of land
to increase the tax base of tbe City and overlapping
taxing authorities and maintain ana provide for a� in-
crease in opportunities for employment for resiaents of
the City.
l.b. Tbe City has been a8vised that conventional,
commercial financing te pay the capital cost of the
Project is availnble at such costs of borrowing that tbe
economic feasibility of operating the Project would be
significantly reduced, but that with the aid of munici-
pal financing and its resulting low borrowing cost the
Project is ecenomically �ore feasible.
l.?. This Council has been aavised by a xepresenta-
tive of Miller Securities, Inc., in Minneapolis, Minne-
sota, fnvestment bankers an� dealers in municipal bonds,
that an the basis of information submitted to them and
theiz discussions with sepresentatives of the Borrower
ana potential buyer6 of tax-exempt bonds, industrial
development revenue bonds, notes or other obligations of
the City could be issue� an8 sol� upon �avorable rates
and terms to finance tbe Project.
1.8. The City is authorized by Minnesota Statutes,
Chapter 47�, to issue fts revenue bon s, notes or other
obiigations to finance the cost, in whole or in part, of
the acquisition, construotion, reconstruction, improve-
ment, betterment o= extension of capital projects con-
sisting of properties usea an8 useful in �onnection with
a revenue producing enterprise, such as that of the
Borrowerf the issuance of �ucb bonds, notea or other
obligations by tbe City would be a substantial induce-
ment to the Borrower te construct its facilfty fn the
City.
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2. On the basis of information given tbe City to date,
it appears that it would be in the best interest of the City
to issue its cammercial �evelopment revenue bonds, notes or
other obligations under the provisions of Minnesota Str�t-
utes, Chapter 4�4, to finance the Project of tbe Borrower at
a cost presently estimated not to exceesi S2,OQ0,004.
- 3. The Project is hezeby given preliminary approval by
tbe City anc] the issuance of bonds, notes or other obliga-
tions for such purpose and in such amount is hereby ap-
proved; subject to approvnl of the Project by the Commis-
sioner of Enezgy, Planning and Development and to the mntual
agreement of this body, the Borrower and tbe initial pur-
chasers of the bonc9s, notes or other obligations as to the
detafls of the bond issue and provisions for their payment.
In all events, it is understood, however, that tbe bonds,
notes or other obligations of the City shall not constitute
a charge, lien or encumbranae, legal ar equitable, upon any
property of the City except its interest in the Project, and
each bond, note or other obligation when, as anc] if issued
.. shall zecite in substance that the bond, note or other obli-
gation, incluciing interest thereon, is peyable solely from
the revenues received from the Project and property pledged
to the payment thereof and shall not constitute a debt of
the City.
4. Preliminary approval to the Project given by the
City Cauncil in no way constitutes acceptance by the City of
any obligation or liability which may arise frcm the carry-
fng out of the Project. The Sorrower is responsible for any
and all obligations and liabilities which may arise from the
carrying out of the Project.
S. Sn accordance with Minnesot� Statutes, Section
474.01, Subclivision �a, the Mayor is hereby authorized and
c3irected to submit the proposal for the Project to the Com-
missioner of Energy, Planning and Development for approval
of the Project. The Mayor, the City Clerk-Treasurer, the
City Manager, the City Attorney and other officers, employ-
ees and agents of the City are hereby authorized to provide
the Commissioner of Energy, Planning and Development with
any preliminary information needed foz this purpose, and the
City Attorney is authorized to initiate and assist in the
preparation of such documents as may be appropriate to the
P.roject, ff it fs approved by the Commissioner of Energy,
Planning and Development. �
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer Mayor
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Signal, Highway 65 and Osborne Rd. Nasim Qureshi, Cit Mana er
The County wi11 be improving the traffic signals on Nighway 65 and
Osborne Road as part of the Qsborne Road Improvement Project.
The State requires an agreement with tfie City for their portion of the
project. Our share is 587.23.
Recommend the City Council execute tfie attached resolution for improving
the signal at Highway 65 and Osborne Road.
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H�E IT R�IID that the City of Fridley enter into an agreement with the
state � Minr�esota, Depart�nent of Transportatias for the follawing purposes,
to-wit:
To provide a traffic control signal Mith street lights, signing an8
interoormect work on Trunk eighway l�b. 65 at County State Aid Highway No. 8
(Osbocne Road) in accoraance with the terms and conditions set forth and
oontained in Agreeoent No. 61075, a copy of which was before the Ca�ricil.
BE IT FURZHER RF54t�vID that the pro�er offioers +af the City of Fridley be and
hereby are authorized to execute such agreement, and thereby assume for and
on behalf of the City all of the o�ntractual abligations oontained therein.
PAS.SF� At�ID ADOPI�D BY 1HE CTTY � OF �iE CITY OF FRIDLEY RiiIS TH DAY
OF' . 1962.
WII�S.IAM J. NEE - MAYQR
1�Z'FST:
SIDNEY C. J.NMAN - CITY Q.�ERiC
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C�UNTY OF ANCJKA
Dr�iann�errr ojXi�hwoys
t�ut x. Rra�a, ttigl,+voy E�►�ine�.
COURT HOUSE ANOKA, MINNE50TA 55303 612-421-4T60
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August 26, 18�2
John Flora� Public �orks Director
City of �idleg
6431 University Avenue l�
kiidlep, Minnesota. 55432
Re: Agreaneat #61075 with Mn/DOT for Traffic Cocitrol
Sig�al up�rade on Tfi �65 at Osborne �d
Dear Jaba:
I have oontacted Don Busch, Spriag I$ke Park, snd their next Cbouncil
ldeeting is September ?th, so I am delivering the Agreanents referenced
above and �rhich �ae talked abo�ut yesterrlap p.m. ,to him today. He will
e�q�edite the executio� of ti�e agreenents as quickly as possfble after
their c�ouncil meeting and then proce.s.s then to you - ho�efullq the
8th o�r 8th.
Tb aid you �n obtafniug yaur c�ouncil approval. I am sending ya� a capy
of the resolution requested b9 l�n jD0►T. Zi�e pro�ect is part of the up�rade
of Osborne betw�een ZH �4? snd tSAH #35 ((31d Central ).
Tbtal Esti�rnated Glo�st of Z�raffic Sig�oal
Federal Si�are
Fstimated Ga�nty Shgre
Fstimated Citp Sbare
�idley
Spring Lake Park
�65,000.00
76.74°�
� 174.45
'� 87.23
� 87.23
You should receive the five c�pies of the Agreernent fran Don Busch by the
8th or 9th.
Any questions, please do not i�5itate to ca11.
Yo verq tn�ly,
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Cbntracts Ac�ninistrata�
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A�rmative Ad'+on / Equaf Qpportuniry Emp{oyrK
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RESOLUTION N0. - 1982
. RESOLUfION QIRECTIN6 PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1982
SERVICE CONNECTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED by ihe City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
County, Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of
construction with respect to the following named
improvement, to-wit:
1982 SERVICE CONNECTION ASSESSMENT ROLL
including all incidental expenses thereto is estimated
at $ ?,486.73
2. The City Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper
amounts to be specially assessed for said,improvement
against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land
benefited by said improvement according to law.
PASSEQ AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF fRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1982-
MAYOR Wi 1�am J. Nee
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Sidney C. Inman
19
RESOLUTIQN N0. - 19$2
RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICaTION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSE5SMENT
• ROLL FOR THE 1982 SERVICE CONNECTIONS
WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the Council on Se tember 13 , 1982,
the City Clerk was directed to prepare a proposed assessment of t e cost
of sewer laterals, water laterals, and service connections.
WHEREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that such proposed assessment
roll has been completed and filed in his office for public inspection.
NOW, THEREF4RE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows:
1. The City Council shall meet at the City Ha11 in the City
of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota on the 27th day
of Seatember , 1982, at 7:30 P.M. to pass upon the
proposed assessment for
1982 SERVICE C4NNECTION ASSESSMENT ROLL
2. The City Clerk shall publish notices of the time and place
of ineeting in the official newspaper of the City at least
two (2) weeks prior to such meeting.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CI7Y COUNCIL OF ThE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF � 1982•
MAYOR William J. Nee
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK S�dney . Inman
19 A
CITY QF FRIQLEY
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR WATER M!D SEMER MAINS,
� LATERALS, AND SERIIICE CONNECTIONS :
Noti�ce is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the
Cit� Ha11 in said City on the 27th day of Se tember , 1982, at 7:30
o'clvck p.m. to hear and pass upo� n a� objections any, to the proposed
assessments in respect to the following improvements, to-wit:
19$2 WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
NOT HERETOFORE FURNISHEA AND AYAILABLE
The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and
open to public inspection by all Qersons interested, in the office of the Clerk
of said Gity. .
At said hearing, the Council will consider written or oral objections to the
proposed assessments for each of said improvements.
The general nature of the improvements and each of them is the construction and
furnishing of sewer mains, laterals, and service cannections, and water mains,
laterals, and service connections in and to the properties, as follows:
S. 138 Ft. of Lot 1
lot 3, Block 1
Lot 21, Block 1
Auditor's Subdivision No. 10
Alice Addition
Alice Wall Addition
The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of th�n is all
that land benefited by said improvements or each of them and is the same as
those listed above.
Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above
noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein con-
tained according to the benefits received.
A property awner may appeal an assessment to the district caurt by serving
notice of the appeal upon the City Mayor or Clerk within thirty (30) days after
adoption of the assessment and filing such notice with the district court within
ten (10) days after service upon the City Mayor or Clerk; however, no appeal may
be taken as to the amount of any individual assessment unless a written objection
signed by the affected property owner is iiled with the City Clerk pri�r to the
assessment hearing or presented to the presiding office r at the hearing.
DATED THIS QAY 0� , 1982, $Y ORDER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF TNE CI�Y OF FRIDLE .
MAYOR Wi am J. Nee
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK � Sidney C. Itronan
Publish: Frid'fey Sun on September 15 and 22, 1982
.
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMORANDUM
T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL
fROM: SIDNEY C. INMAN, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL SERVICES/
CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TREATMENT AND REMOVAL OF
TREES t1982)
= DATE: AUGUST 18, 1982
The attached resolutions are for the purpose of ordering the
preparation of the assessment roll, and the publication of
Notice of Hearing for Treatment and Remaval of Trees (1982).
-- The roll includes properties on which work was done in the
latter part of 1981 and work done in 1982.
,
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RESOLUT�fON N0. - 1982
A RESULUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF THE FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
TREATMENT ANA REMOVAL OF TREES (1982}
BE IT RESOLVED by the Go�ancil af the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost with respect
to the following name�d improvement, to-wit:
TREaTMENT AND REMOVAL OF TREES (1982)
including a11 incidental expenses thereto, is estimated at
$ 18,223.06
2. The City Clerk shall �FOrthwith calculate the proper amounts to
be specially assessed for said improvement against every assess-
able lot, piece, or pe�rcel af land benefited by said improvement
according to law.
PASSED AND ADOPTEO 8Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TNIS
DAY OF � 1982•
ATTEST:
C TY CLERK � ney C„ nman
MAYOR William J. Nee
20 A
RESOLUTION N0. - 19$2
A RESOLUTION UIRECTING F'UBLICATION OF HEARING ON THE PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE TREATMENT AND REMQYAL OF TREES {1982)
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. The City Council sha'il meet at the City Hall in the City of
Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, on the 4th day of
October , 1982, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. to pass upon
the proposed assessme�nt for the following named improvement:
TREATMENT AND REMOVAL OF TREES (1982)
2. The City Clerk shall publish notices of the time and place
of ineeting in the official newspaper of the City at least
two (2) weeks prior t�� such meeting.
PASSED AND AOOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1982.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Sidney C. Irnnan
MAYOR William J. Nee
21
21A
I�ITY OF fRIDLEY
14NOKl� COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING Of ASSESSMEPIT FOR TREATMENT AND REMOVAL OF TREES (1982)
Not�ce is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the
City Hall in said City on the 4th day of October , 1982, at 7:30
o'�lock P.M, to hear and pass upon a� objections, if any, to the proposed assess-
�nts in respect to the following improvement, tawit:
TREATMENT ANI� RENIOVAL OF TREES (1982)
The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and
open to public inspection by all persons interested, in the office of the Clerk
of said City.
At said hearing the Council will consider written or oral objections to the pra-
posed assessments for each of said improvements.
The general nature of the improvements and each of them is the treatment or re-
moval of trees located i� the City of Fridley.
Parcel 7202
Lot 4J
Lots 20 and 21
Lot 4
Lot 24
Lot 1, Block 3
Lot 16, Block 5
Lot 22, Slock 5
Lots 29 and 30, Block 15
Lot 14, Btock 1
Lot 2, Block 1
Lot 19, Block b
Lot 11, Block 9
�ot 10, Stock 1
Lot 3, Block 7
Lot 1, Block 8
lots 5 and 6, Block 1
tot 3, Block 4 •
Lot 23, Block 4
Lot 5, Block 4
�ots 6-8, Block 4
Lots 24 and 25, Biock 2
Lat 1, B]ock 1
Lot 10, 81ock 1
Lot l, Block 1
Lot 6, Block 1
Lot 7, Block 1
Lot 5, Block 2
Lots 16-18, Block 2
Lot 2, Block 1
Section 11
Auditor's Subdivisian No. 21
Auditor's 5ubdivision No. 22
Auditor's Subdivision No. 89
Auditor's Subdivision No. 129
A1 Rose Addition
6rookview Terrace Addition
Brookview Terrace 3rd Addition
Camp Howard and Hush's lst Addition
Carlson's Sumnit Manor North Add'n
Carlson's Surtmit Manor South Add'n
Carlson's Sumnit Manor South Add'n
Cartson's Sumnit Manor South Add'n
Christie Addition
Cfiristie Addition
Christie Addition
City Yiew Addition
City View Addition
Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition
Eva Erickson River Manor Addition
Florence Park Addition
Fiamilton's Add'� to Mechanicsville
Heather Hi11s 2nd Addition
Heather Hills West Addition
Holiday Hills Additior►
Holiday Hills Addition
Holiday Hills Addition
Holiday Hills Addition
Hyde Park Addition
Johnson's River Lane Addition
Page 2, NOTICE OF HEARING OF AS.S�SSMENT FOR TREATMENT AND REMOYAL OF TREES (1982�
Lot i, Black 4
Lot 2, Block 4
,Lot 20, Block 5
Lot 4, Block 1
lot 3, 61ock 1
` Lot 26, Block 1
Lot 5, Block 3
Lot 4, Block 4
Lot 16, Block 4
Lot 8, Block 2
Lots 14 and 15, Block 11
Lots 1-4, 61ock 4
Tract A
Tract B
Lots 40-42, Block I
Lots 27-39, Block P
Lots 17 and 18, Block R
Lots 3 and 4, Block S
Lots 24 and 25. Block M
Lot 27, Block 4 � �
Lot 10, Block 2
North 150 Ft. of Lots 22-24, Block 8
Lots 23 and 24, Block 11
Melody Manor Addition
Melody Manor Addition
Melody Mlanor Addition
Melody Manor 3rd Addition
Oak Creek Addition
4stman's 3rd Addition
Ostman's 3rd Additton
Ostman's 3rd Addition
Ostman's 3rd Addition
Parkview Heights Addition
Plymouth Addition
Rees' Addition
Registered Land Survey No. 19
Registered Land Survey No. 78
River View Heights Addition
River Yiew Nei9hts Addition
River Yiew Heights Addition
River View Hei9hts Addition
River Yiew Heights Addition
Shaffer's Subdivisiort No. 1
Shorewood Addition
Spring Br�ok Park Addition
Spring Brook Park Addition
21�
The area proposed to be assessed i'or said improvements and eath of them is a11 that
iand benefited by said improvement:s or each of them nnd is the same as those listed
above.
Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above noted area.
A property awner may appeal an ass�essment to the district court by serving notice of
the appeal upon the City Mayor or +Clerk within thirty (30) days after adoption of the
assessment and filing such notice with the district court within ten (10) days after
service upon the City Mayor or Cle�•k; however, no appeal may be taken as to the
amount of any individual assessmenl: unless a written abjection signed by the �ffected
property owner is filed with the Ci�ty Clerk prior to the assessment fiearing or
presented to the presiding officer at the hearing.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY CAUN'CIL OF THE CITY OF fRIDLEY THIS DAY
0� , 1982.
MAYOR Will�am J. Nee
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Sidney . nman
Publish in the Fridley Sun on September 15 and 22, 1982
22
- MEMO T0: NASIM M. QURE�►HI, CITY MANA6ER, AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: SIDNEY C. INMp�N, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL SERVICES/CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION SPLITTING AND REPLATTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
FOR THE SEPTEMBER 13, 1982 AGENDA
DATE: AUGUST 19, 1982
We are requesting that the assessments be separated on Lots 10 and
11, Block 4, Lowell Addition, as this parcel has been divided into
a new plat of three cond�ominium units--Condominium No. 9.
This plat was recorded at the County prior to the adoption of our
condominium ordinance, a��d also prior to the legislation which
requires City approval b��fore any division of lots may be recorded
at the County.
In the Declaration of th�� Condominium Association which is filed at
Anoka County with the pl��t, it is specified what per cent of the
common property is owned by each parcel within the Condominium.
This percentage is used 1:o determine how the special assessments are
divided among the separai:e units.
A map is attached.
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RESOLUTION N0. - 1982
A RESOlUTION AUTHORIZING AND OIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 10 ANO 11, BLOCK 4, L4WELL ADDITION, AND REPLATTING INTO CONDOMINIUM N0. 9
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided.
NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 10 and 11, Block 4, Lowell Addition, may and shall be apportioned and
divided and replatted into Condominium No. 9, as follows:
Ori inal Parcel
Lots 0 an , Block 4, Lowell
Addition
(Pin No. 14 30 24 23 0001)
�, Divisian and Re lattin A roved
5 0 Secon St. N. .(32.3%)
Condaminium No. 9
(Pin No. 14 30 24 23 0087)
6510 Second St. H.E. (32.3%)
Condominium No. 9
(Pin No. 14 30 24 23 OQ88)
6520 Second St. N.E. (35.4%�
Condominium No. 9
(Pin No. 14 30 24 23 0089)
fund
Ttegular SA
Trees 1976
ST. 1976-4
Fu nd
Regular SA
Trees 1976
ST. 1976-4
Regular SA
Trees 1976
ST. 1976-4
Regular SA
Trees 1976
ST. 1976-4
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
$ 606.11
546. �+
Ori inal Amount
aid
Paid
$ 195.77
Paid
Paid
$ 195.77
Paid
Paid
$ 274.57
606.11
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1982•
MA OR William J. Nee
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Sidney C. nman
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` MEMO T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: SIUNEY C. INMAN, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL SERVICES/CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: RES4LUTION COMBINING SPECIAL ASSE5SMENTS FOR THE
SEPTEMBER 13, 1982 AGENDA
The County has requested that the assessments on Lots 1 through 5
and Lot 12, Block 2, Paco Industrial Park, be combined to form one
parcel.
For this reason we are requesting that the resolution combining
these assessments be approved.
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RESOLUTION N0. i982
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING 7HE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 1 THROUGH 5 AND LOT 12, BLOCK 2, PACO INDUSTRIAL PARK
WHE&EAS, Certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
7hat the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit:
Lots 1 thr�ugh 5 and Lot 12, Block 2, Paco Industrial Park, may and shall be
combined, as follows:
Original Parcels
Lot 1, Blk. 2, Paco
{11 30 24 32 0014)
Industrial Park
Lot 2, Blk. 2, Paco Industrial Park
{11 30 24 32 0015)
Lot 3, Blk. 2, Paco Industrial Park
(11 30 24 32 0016�
Lot 4, Blk. 2, Paco Industrial Park
(11 30 24 32 QO17)
Fund
Regular SA
W #34
ST. 1965-2
Balance of Sewer Main
SS #�24
sw ��27
SS #127
ST. 1979-1
Regular SA
W #34
ST. 1966-2
Balance of Sewer Main
SS #24
SS �f127
ST. 1979-1
Regular SA
W #34
ST. 1966-2
ST. 1968-1B
Balance of Sewer Main
SS �24
SS #127
ST. 1979-1
Regular SA
W #34
ST. 1968-16
Balance of Sewer Main
SS �24
SN #127
SS #127
ST. 1979-1
Ori inal Amount
Pa�
Paid
Paid
Paid
$ 882.66
9,554.22
5,363.37
6,621.51
$
E�
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
882.66
5,872.62
3,313.30
Paid
Paid
Pai d
Paid
Paid
882.66
5,009.00
2,826.05
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
� 882.66
10,420.58
4,998.34
6,585.41
23 A
PAGE 2
RESOLUTION N0. - 1982
AUTNORIZING ANQ DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS QN LOTS 1 THROUGH
5 AND LOT 12, BLOCK 2, PACO INDUSTRIAL PARK
Lot 5, 81k. 2, Paco Industrial Park
(11 30 24 32 0018)
Lot 12, Blk. 2, Paco Industriat Park
(11 30 24 32 0025)
Combination of Parcels A roved
Lots 1-5 and Lot 12, Block 2, aco
Industrial Park
(11 30 24 32 0429)
Regular SA
W �34
Balance of Sewer Main
SS #24
SW #127
SS #127
ST. 1379-1
Regular SA
W �34
Balance of Sewer Main
SS #24
SW #127
SS #i 27
ST. 1979-1
Fu nd
Regular SA
W #34
ST. 1966-2
ST. 1968-1B
Balance of Sewer Main
SS #24
SW #127
SS #127
ST. 1979-1
Paid
Pai d
Paid
� 1,765.32
10,656.86
9:289.27
7,554.12
Paid
Paid
Paid
$ 1,765.32
10,656.86
9,619.67
7,554.12
22,956.58
Ori inal Amount
Pati
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
$ 7,061.28
41,288.52
40,152.27
34,454.51
122,956.58
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
, 1982.
MA OR Wi liam J. Nee
ATTEST:
ITY CLERK Sidney �. Inman
23 �
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Map showing combination of Lots 1 through
5 and Lot 12, Block 2, Paco Industrial Park
23 C
�
FQR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCII - APPOINTMENT
September 13, 1982 _
.
NAME
Stephen E. Miller
Route �2, Box 23
Monticello, MN 55362
P
POSITION
Police Officer
Police Dept.
5ALARY
�1365
per
Month
STARTING
DATE
September 27,
1982
0
0
Replacement
24
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FAR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL - CLAIM$
CLAII�� NI�N'�BERS
22�F22 - 253SO4
FAR CONCURRENCE 9Y THE C1TY COUNCIL — �jC�"�$
September 13,�1982
- ,
TyQe of License•
Cigarette
Brook Superette�36
5538 tlniversity Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
•
Western Store�
7600 University Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Food Establishment
Brooks Superette �36
6538 University AVe.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Medtronics, Inc.
'.b970 Central Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Western Stores
7600 University Ave.N.E.
Fridley, P1n. 55432
Off Sale Beer
Brooks Superette #36
653E University Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
�
Dennis C. Carlson
Kayo Oi� Co.
Dennis Carlson
Canteen Co. of
t1i nn.
Kayo Oil Co.
Dennis C. Carlson
Western Stores Kayo Oil Co.
7600 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Retail Gasoline Sales
Western Stores
' 7600 University Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Vending Machines
Medtroriics Inc.
6970 Central.Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Kayo Oil Co.
Canteen Co. of Mn.
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Approved By:
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector
Steven J. Olson .
Health Inspector
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
P.ichard Larson
Fire Inspector
parrel Clark
Building Inspector
Steven J. Olson
Nealth Inspector
. Fees•
. $12.00
$12.00
$30.00
$30.00
$30.00
$40.00
$40.00
$60.00
$610.04
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FOR CONCURRENCE HY 7HE C1TY COUNCIL '��5�
SEPT��ER 13, 1982
BAS SERYICES . AQPPROVED BY
Far�a�'s HaetlnD i Coolinp Inc.
656 Meat 9@th 8trset rII.LIAM SIWDIN
8loa�inpton, MI 55420 . 8y: C. 8. .bns� Plbp.—HtD. Insp.
H�stinD E Cootinp T�o
4225 Lynn Avenus -
Edine, MV 55416 By: Steven 8inkie
Madsrn Heatina & Air Cond. Inc.
�318 N.E. fi rst Strset
Minnsapolis, MN 55418 8�: Paut Mot�rs
St. Maris ShasL Metal� Inc.
7840 SprinB Lske Park Roed
SprinD Lske Park, MI 55432
By: Louia St. Merit
fENERAL CQHTRACTOR
A�Lhu� E. Anderson Contrsctor
7100 Riverdala Road
� BrooklYn CenLsr, !W 55430 By: Artfiur E. Mder�on
A. A. Hoshn, Inc.
1631 N. Clairsmont Avenue
Esu Ctsire, Misconsin S470L By: A. A. Moshn
Chss. E. Johenson, Inc.
�• 424 Rics Creek Baulsvsrd N.E.
Frtdtsy, MN 55432 8y: Chss. E. Johenaon
Arvid Krog�rsn
8711 Gui�cy St�eet
Fridtey, MW b5432
. Jio Marri i t Constniction
1547 — 8th Avsnus S.E.
St. Cloud, MN 56301
Tsn Penny Builders
3148 45th Avenue South
Minnespolia. Mn 55406
Th�ifLy Re�nodelin8
800 Patomino Drivs
App le Va L lsy, M�l 55124
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Shepard Const�uction, In�.
6700 Exceisior Boulevard
St. Louis Park. MI�! 55426
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By: Arrid Krogsvsn
By: Jiw Merri l l
8y: Ralph Johneon
8y: E. Lonnquist
By: IVayne Benson
MILLIAM $ANOIN
PLbp.—HLg. Insp.
MILLIAM SANOIN
Plbp.—Htg. Insp.
MILLIAM SANOIN
Plbg.—Ht�. Inep.
OARREL CLARK
Chief Buildin8 Officiel
DARREI CLARK
Chisf 8uitding Official
DARREL CLARK
Chief Buildin� Officisl
OARREL CLARK
Chisf Building Officisl
DARREL CLARK
Chief Buildinp Officiel
OARREL C1�1RK
Chief Building Official
DARREL CtJ1RK
Chisf BuiLding Official
QARREl. CLARK
Chief Buitding Official
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SEPTEI�ffiER 13, 1982 .
14nn�th L. ralton �
114�-101 st Arenue N.M.
Coon Rapida, !N 55433
Moodssith Builders, Inc.
161 8i lvsr L.�ke Road
New�BriDhton, MI 55112
�BI��t
HeeL�ng & Cooltng T�ro
4225 Lynn Avanue
Edins, MN 55416
8y: K�nnsth Matlo�
8y: Rcger 8undin
8Y: Steve� 8inkis
M 6 0 Plu�obing R Haatin� Inc.
Route H , Box 267
St. Micheel. MN 55376 � By: Metvin Oatsiden
Modarn Heatln8 6 Ai� Co�ditionins -,
P318 N.E. 1st SLraet
Minneepoli�� MN 55418 By: Paul S. Morxe
St. Me�ie &hest Metal, Inc.
1940 Spring Lske Park Rosd
6pring Lske Park. MN 55432
ROOFING
Oevid Jsnsasn Roatinp
115 Sunset Grivs
Champlfn, MN 55316
$IGN ERECTOR
AtL�acta Si�n� Inc.
6417 Penn Avenue SouLh
Minneapolis, FW 55423
Le�►rsnce Sipns. Inc.
945 Pierce 8utlsr Routs
St. Paut, MN 55104
By: Louis St. Meris
8y: David Janssen
By: At Starne�
8y: Miks 6ifford
"CKI
A. Kemish & Sons Inc.
6010 Co�cord Boulevard
Tnver Grove lteights� MN 55075 8y: O.L. Kemish
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Chiat Buildin8 Officiel
QARREL CLARK .
Chief 8uildis Official
MILLIAM SANDIN
Plbp.—HtB. Insp.
AtILLIAM SANDIN �
Plbg.—Htg. I�sp.
MIILLIAM SANDIN
Plbg.--Htp. Insp.
I�RLLIAM SANDIN
PIbD.— Htp. Insp.
DARREL CLARK
Chiaf 8uildtng Official
OARREL CIJIRK
Chief Buildin� Officiet
OARREL CLARK
Chief Building Official
DARREL CLARK
Chief Buitdin8 Official
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Fp� pp�����E gY TNE �tTY ppUNCi� - RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY
Septenber 13, 1982
OWNER LOCATION OF 6LDG. UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
Tropicana Company 5851 - 2nd St. NE 11 =49.00 Steven J. Olson,
6250 Mayzata Blvd. Environ. Ofcr.
Mpls, MN 55416
Aavid or�Shirley Burg 5866 - 2nd St. NE 4 36.00 "
2291 Lois Drive
New Brighton, MN 55112
Rodger b La Vearle Carey b530 - 2nd St. NE 4 36.00 "
10210 Miss. Blvd.
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Alvin Roesler 5845 - 2� St. NE 6 36.00 � "
5900 - 6th St. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Arnold C. Elmquist 4901 - 3rd St. NE 7 36.00 "
1420 W. County Rd. J
Shoreview, MN 55112
Same as above 4913 - 3rd St. NE 7 36.00 "
Same ns above
Same as above
Same as above
Milton R. Carlson
5035 - 3rd St. NE, #'6
fridley, MN 5542I
Wayne Johnson
11610 - 53rd Ave. N.
Plymouth, MN 55442
Larry Noble
950 Hwy. 10 NE
Mpls, MN 55432
Don E. Klostreich
2509 Hillview Rd.
Moundsview. MN 55432
Margaret Hendley
118 Craig Way NE
Fridley, MN 55432
4921 - 3rd St. NE
4939 - 3rd St. NE
4949 - 3rd St. NE
5035 - 3rd St. NE
6051-53-55 - 3rd St. NE
5419 - 4th St. NE
�40� - 4th St. NE
5800 - 4th Si. NE
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7 36.00
7 36.00
7 36.00
T 36.00
3 36.00
4 ' 36.00
4 36.00
4
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September 13, 1982
01�INER LOCATION OF BLDC. UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
Richard �kaczik 5450 - 5th St. NE 6 �36.00 Steven J. Olson.
12323 6ladiola i�+i Environ. Ofcr.
Coan Rapids, MK 55433
Harold D.=Morrow 5430 - 7th St. NE 34 93.00 "
Route i5, Box P I96
River falls, wI 54022
Otto G. Tauer 359 - STth Place NE 8 49.00 °
1228 - 97th Ave. NW
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Glen W. Peterson 380 - 57th P1ace NE 4 36.00 "
380 - 57th Place NE
Fri�ley, MN 55432
Daniel S. 0'Neill 390 - 57th Place NE 4 36.00 "
390 - 57th P1 ace NF, �'2
Fridley, MN 55432
Tropicana Company 190 - 59� Way NE 12 49.00 "
6250 Wayzata Blvd.
Mpls, MN 55416
Same as above 191 - 59� Way NE 12 49.00 "
Rice Creek Townhouse Co. 1565-7-9-71-5-7 - 68th ave. NE 6 36.00 "
1652 - 59th Ave. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Same as above 2556-6-i0-2-4-6 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1578-80-2-4-6-8 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1519-SO-3-5-7-9 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1590-2-4-5 - 68th Ave. WE 4 36.00 "
Ssee as above 1591-3-5-7 - 68th Ave. Nf 4 36.00 "
Same as above 15n0-2-�-6-8-10 - b8th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 2601-3-5-7-9-11 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1612-4-6-8 - 68th Ave. NE 4 36.00 "
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Sefl tember 13. 1982
OWNER IOCATION OF BLDG. UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
Rice Cre�k Townhouse Co. 1613-5-7-9 - 68th Ave. NE 4 =36.00 Steven J. Olson,
�652 - 69th Ave. NE Environ. Ofcr.
Fridley, MN 55432
Same as above � 1520-2-4-6-6-30 - 68th Ave. NE b 36.00 "
Same as above 1621-3-5-7-9-31 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1632-4•6-� - 68th Ave. NE 4 36.00 "
Same as above 1633-5-7-9 - 68th Ave. NE 4 3b.00 "
Same as above 1640-2-4-6-8-50 - b8th Ave. NE 6 36.00 � "
Same ns above 1641-3-5-T-9-51 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1652-4-6-8 - 68th Ave. NE 4 35.00 "
Same as above 1653-5-7-9 - 68th Ave. NE 4 36.OQ "
Same as above 1660-2-4-6-8-70 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as.above 1661-3-5-7-9-71 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1672-4-6-8-80-2 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same ns above I673-5-1-9-81-3 - 68th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1560-2-4-6-8-70 - 69th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 1590-2-4-6 - 69th Ave. NE 4 36.00 "
Same as above 1600-2-4-6 - 59th Ave. NE 4 36.00 "
Same as above 1630-2-4-5-8-40 - 69th Ave. NE 6 36.00 "
Same as above 2650-2-4-6-8 - 69th Ave. NE 5 36.00 "
Gary D. Towne 1441 - 73rd Ave. HE 18 61.00 "
P.O. Box 855
Hopkins, MN 55343
Brvice A. b Donna J. �ondow 6542 Central Ave. NE 4 36.Q0 "
6616 Central Ave. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Russell E. Beck 7150 Central Ave. NE 4 36.00 "
7521 Yan Buren St. NE
Fridley, MN 55432 �
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Seotember 13, 1982
01�lER LOCATION OF BLDG. UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
A b L Management Co. 1200 Cheri La. NE 18 s61.00 Steven J. Olson,
c/o Alexander A. Levitan Environ. Ofcr.
2051 Long lake Road
New Brighton, MN . 55i12
Same as above 1230 Ct�eri ta. NE 18 61.00 "
Same as above I260 Cheri La. NE 18 61.00 "
Same as above 1290 Cheri La. NE 18 51.00 "
Arnold C. Elmquist 6370 Hwy. 55 NE 15 55.00 . "
1420 W. County Rd.J -.
Shoreview, MN 55112
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Same as nbove 6393 Hwy. 65 NE 7 35.00 "
Same as above 6417 Hwy. 65 NE 7 36.00 "
Miltan J. b Ellen B. 6610 Lucia La. NE 16 51.00 "
Hughes
4410 pouglas Ave. S.
Gol den �lal l ey, MN 55416
Same as above b580 Lucia La. NE 16 57.00 "
Same as above 6690 Lucia La. NE 16 57.00 "
Mattson Properties 120 Mississippi P1. NE 4 36.00 "
10267 University Ave. NE
Blaine, MN 55434
Same as above 137 Mississippi P1. NE 4 36.00 "
Same as above 151 Mississippi P1. NE 4 35.00 "
Same as above 181 - 79th Way NE 8 49.00 "
Chris Jelevarov 160 Mississippi pl. NE 4 36.00 "
160 Missi�sippi P1. NE, �1
Fridley, MN 55432
Park Associates 610 Osborne Rd. NE 9 49.00 "
c/o A b L Management
2051 long Lake Rd.
New Brighton, MN 55112
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FOR ODHCURRENCE BY TNE CITY OOUNCIL ' RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY
Seotember 13, 1982
OWNER LOCATION OF BLDG. UNITS FEE APPROVED SY
Park Asso�iates 630 Osborne Rd. NE 34 =93.00 � Steven J. Olsan.
clo A!� L Management Environ. Ofcr.
2051 Long Lake Rd.
New Briyhton, MN 55112
Same as above 690 Osborne Rd. NE 34 93.00 "
A. T. Gearman 5550 Polk St. NE 16 57.00 "
A b G Enterprises
6205 University Ave. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Same as above 5660 Polk St. NE 16 57.00 � "
Herman Rice 6111 Star la. NE 18 61.00 "
Brookdale Towers, Suite 460
2810 County Road 10
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
Joseph Sinigaglio 5191-93 - 3rd St. NE 2 24.00 "
4715 - 3rd St. NE
Fridley. MN 55421
Stephen T. b Doreen Lischalk 5357 - 4th St. NE 1 12.00 "
5357 - 4th St. NE
fridley, MN 55421
Richard H. Kappes 5370 - 4th St. NE 2 24.00 "
3129 Webster Ave.
Mpls, MN 55416
Cfi-Ox Property 582Q-22 - 4th St. NE 2 24.00 "
c/o Don Chouinard
13562 Central Ave.
Anoka, MN 55303
Ruth L. Magnuson 5830-32 - 4th St. NE 1 12.00 "
625 Park Ave.
Mahtomedi, MN 55115
Raymond J. Lafa�re 5373-75 - 5th St, ME 1 12.00 "
5375 - 5th St. NE
Fridley, MN 55421
Joseph or Irene Maerte�s 6232-34 - 5th St. NE 2 24.00 "
144 Rivers Edge Way NE
�ridley, MN 55432
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Sentember 13. 1982
OWNER LOCATi4N OF 6LDG. UNiTS FEE APPROVEO Br
Mark L. 3aruszewski 5346-48 - bth St. NE 1 �12.00 Steven J. Olson,
5348 - 4th St. NE Environ. Ofcr.
Fridley. MN 55421
Norre Inc.. c10 fae M. Neff 218 - STth P1. NE 1 12.00 "
4116 Mestmoreland la.
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
Roma Eastwood 380-82 - 74th Ave. NE 2 24.00 "
7995 Braad Ave. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Ch-Ox Properties 7325-21 Able St. NE 2 24.00 "
c/o Blaine Heating
135j2 Central Ave. NE
Anoka, MN 55303
Marvi� C. Breiland 295 Ely St. NE 1 12.00 "
7583 W. Hwy. 13
Savage. MN 55378
Max L. Peterson 7320-22 Evert Court NE 2 24.00 "
2801 16A St. NW
New Brighton, MN 55112
Sartaj d� Neeta Sahni 7335-37 Evert Court NE 2 24.00 "
I551 Camelot La. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Mary Nanson 7851-55 Firwood Way NE 1 12.04 "
7851 Firwood Way NE
Fridtey, MN 55432
A11an b Pamela Fehn 1251-53 Hillwind Rd. NE 1 12.00 "
1251 Hillwind Rd. NE
fridley, MN 55432
Rodger & La Vearle Carey 7657-61 Firwood Way NE 2 24.00 "
10270 Miss. Blvd. NW �
Coon Rapi�s. MN 55433
Sen Ewers 10i� 6ardena i�ve. NE 1 12.00 "
5680 Matterhorn Dr. W�
Fridley, MN 5543Z
Donovan or Sharry Elias 1240-42 Norton Ave. NE 2 24.00 "
T390 Concerto Curve NE
fridley� MN 55432
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September 13. 1982 _ _ _
OWNER LOCATION OF BIOG. UNITS FEE APPR4VED 9Y
Susan K. Miltiams � 1270-72 Norton Ave. NE 2 =24.00 � Steven J. Olson.
Philip D: Rostad Environ. Ofcr.
5568 W. Oanube Rd. NE
Fridley. MN 55�32
Gurmeet or Daleet Gandhok 1280-82 Norton Ave. NE 2 24.00 "
2 Spring Farm Lane
North Oaks, MN 55110
Dowie Bowna 1285-87 Norton Ave. NE 2 24.00 "
16165 Bass Lake Road
Mapte Grove, MN 55359 �
Chester Perkerwicz 1342-44 Osborne Rd. NE 2 24.00 "
7370 Concerto Curve NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Wayne or Marita Larson
1216 Banfill Circle
Brooklyn Park, MN 55444
Same as above
Donald Johanns
6373 Pierce St. NE
Fridley. MN 55432
Faye Christianson
6389 Pierce St. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Jerry or Janice Dold
6110 Star Lane NE
fridley, MN 55432
Metro Properties
c/o Dave Sina
4532 N. lexington Ave.
St. Pau1, MN 55112
6315 Pierce St. NE
6325 Pierce St. NE
6373-77 Pierce St. NE
6389 Pierce St. NE
290 - 61st Ave. NE
341 Hugo St. NE
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2 za.00
2 24.00
1 12.00
3 45.00
1 12.00
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CONDOMINIUM LICENSES
Septea►ber 13. lyES2
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O�IEa IOCATiON OF BLOG. UNiTS FEE APPROVED Br
Unity Viaw Condominiun 476 - 75th Ave. NE il s49.00 � Steven J. Olson,
Owners Association Environ. Ofcr.
6400 Flying Cloud t3r.
fden Prairie. MN .55344
Same as above 450 - 75th Ave. NE li 49.00 ��
Oaniel Wintersteen 5661 Main St. NE 2 24.00 ��
6661 Main St. NE
Fridley, MN 55432
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FOR COkCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL - ESTIMATES
,� 1 q R�
Herrick & Newman, P.A.
6219 University Avenue ��E
Fridley, MN 55432
-For legal services rendered as City Attorney
for the month of August, 1982
Smith, Juster, Feikema, Malmon & Haskvitz
1250 Builders Exchange Building
Minneapolis, MN 55402
For legal services rendered as City Prosecutor
for the month of July, 1982
C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
P.O. Box A.D.
Osseo, MN 55369
Change Order No. 1- Street Improvement
Project 1982-2
Halvorson Constructio� Co.
4227 165th Avenue N.E.
Wyoming, MN 55092
Partial Estimate #3
1982 Misc. Concrete Curb & Gutter Project
E. A. Hickok & Associates, Inc.
54� Indian Mound
Wayzata, MN 5539I,
Professional Services - July, 1982
Moore Lake Restoration Project
A11ied Blacktop Company, Inc.
14503 89th Avenue North
Maple Grove, MN 55359
� 4,319.66
$ 4,999.50
E12,496.00
� 3,709.00
$ 1,873.38
FINAL ESTIMATE No. 1 $60,564.66
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HERRICK 8c NEWMAN. P.A.
wetowNEns �T u►w
September 8, 1982
Citq of Fridley
6431 University Aveaue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 53432
August Retainer:
RE: HRA
HOURS IN EXCESS OF 30 AT $S0.00 PER IiOUR:
EXPENSES ADVANCE�:
�istrict Court (Filing Fee re Hardel):
Distzict Court (Filing Fee re Hardel):
Long Distance re Hardel:
Process Service re Hardel:
Dietrict Court (Copy re Nelson):
Long Distance:
234 xerox copies:
��� uw�va�slT' A1/eNVt N.i
FRICLEr, MINNEiOTA ii�l2
s� � -s�so
$1650.00
945.00
1575.00
35.00
35.00
1.22
36.64
3.50
3.20
35.10
BALANCE DUE: $4319.66
sTATEMENT
sNIITH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MAIMON � HASKVIT2
ATTOttNEYS AT LAW
1250 BU1I.DERS EXCNANGE OLDG.
M{NNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SS102
i�9�14l1
rCity of Fridley
643t tl�nivenity Avenue N. E.
Fridiey, Minnesota 55432
Attenti on :
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Mr. Nasim Qureshi.
City Manager
•aa�w ��t*uw� nu� ro�*iew ��� �orw ���r�w•
SuBUaso�H oFF�CE
FRIOLEY
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DATE • ��
FORWARDED fROM LAST STATEMENT
8-18-82 For 1ega1 services rendered as Prosecutor for the
City of Fridley during July, 1982.
Representation of City of Fridley in court 7-01-82 (C.N.),
7-06-82 �Moka), 7-07-82 (Anoka), 7-08-82 (C.H.), 7-09-82
(Anoka), T-13-82 (Anoka), 7-20-82 {Anoka). 7-21-82 (Anoka),
7-22-82 (C.H.), 7-27-82 (Moka) and 7-29-82 (C.H.) for 15
gross misdemeanor hearings, 1 jury trial, 115 pre-trial
jury conferences, and 50 court trials. (64 hours).
Preparation of 70 misdemeanor criminal formal complaint�
and 12 gross misdemeanor formal criminal complaints and staff
and citizen office conferences of 7-01-82, 7-15-82, 7-16•82*
7_21_g2, 7-23-82 and 7-26-82. (32 hours - 50 minutes).
TOTAL TIME (96 hours - 50 minutes).
July, 1982 Retainer �1,650.00 51,650.00
continued
OATE � �Z • • � BALANCE
8�� �82 fpRWARDED FROM. IAST STATEMENT
Time in excess of retainer
(66 hours - 50 minutes) �3,3_37.50
Copy of 7ranscript
(City of Fridley vs. Mark Konz�12•�
51NITH„ JtJSTER, FEIKEMA, INALMON i HASKVIT2
�770�Mt�� A7 LA�
�1,650.00
54,987. 50
$4,999. 50
r :
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August 6, 19E�2
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Mr. John Flora
City o� Fridtey
6431 �.iversity Averue N. E.
Fridley, M�nnesota 55�+32
Eugene A. Hickok and Associates. Inc.
Hydrologists -- Engineers
l �'.
545 Indian Mound `�. �
Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 �\
(612)473-422A
STATEMENT
Re: Professional Services — July, 19t32
Moore Lake Restoration Prosect
R'�AL AMCXJNr DUE 31,873•3�
Respectfully su�mitted,
EUG�NE A. HICKOK AND AS90CIATES, It1C.
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E. A. Hickak, P. E.
Presiderit
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INVESTIGATIONS • REPORTS • DESIGN • RESEARCH
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CITY OF FRIDLFY
PUBLIC WORKS OEPARTMEP(T
ENGINEERING DIVISION
6431 University Ave�ue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesata 55432
August 23, 1982
Honprabl e Mayor ar�d Gf t� Counci 1
City of Fridley
cjo:Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager
6431 University Avenue M. E.
fridl�yr, Minnesota 55432
Council Members:
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
We hereby submit the Finel Estimate No. 1 for Allied Slacktop Company, Incorp.,
10503 - B9th Avenue North, Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369, for Street Improvement
Project No. St. 1982-10.
Original Contract
final Construction Cost - St. 1982-10
AMOUNT OUE FINAL ESTIMATE N0. 1
s 62,210.58
s b0,564.66
� 60,564.6b
We have viewed the work under contract for tfie construction of Street Irt�rove-
ment Project Si. 1982-10 and find that the same is substantially complete in
accordance with the contract documents. I recommend that final payment be made
upon acceptance of the wark by your Honorable Body, and that the one-year con-
tractual maintenance band camnence on the date listed.
Respectfully submitted,
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OFiN G. FLORA, P. E.
Public Works Directar
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Cantract Additions - Ch��e Order iqs. '
�ontra[t Deduttions • Change Order Nos.
Revised Contract M�ount
Yalue Completed To Oate
SUB TQTAL
IUnount Retained Q�Q� (.05%)
Less Amount Paid Previ�usly
AMDUNT DUE THIS ESTIM{�►TE
CER�IFICATE OF THE CONTRACTOR
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I hereby certify that the +vork performed and the materials supplied to date under
terms of the contract for reference project. and a11 authorized changes thereto.
have an actual value under the contract of the amourts shown on this estimate (and
the final puantities of the final estimate are correct), and that this estimate is
just and torrect and ao part of the •Amount Oue This Estimate" has been received.
By C• ��:�*-� . r1 Oate �—�— 8 Z
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CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
i hereby certify t�st I have pre�sred or examined this estimate, and that the
cantractor is entitled to payment of this estimate vnder the tontract fo�
reference project.
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Respecfully submitted,
CITY OF �R1D EY
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P ic Warks Director
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