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07/25/1983 - 5242' ' . � OFFICIAL CITY aaUNCIL 19CII�, OOtJL+1CIL N�E'TIAIG JULY 25, 1983 �; .� • • FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN -� DATE: July 25.1983'� NAME ' ADDRESS � ITEM NUMBER ______________________________________________________________________________________________=q � �V�- �P Sc� ...t.t-Ct c+.., �� / .- � I , � , . � ,� . ' ,. � � � , . . I 1 . � :/ .-. �_..c.��iL...� � e � t/!?"�`.- ..f �� - -�,. 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Fbllawing are the "AC'rIONS �]" by the Administration for your infornation. ��i M�i.��l��;� I�TIOI�L Q�OwN WF:QC ALIGUST 1 - 7, 1983 CITY MAI�DrlII�Tl�-ACTION TAREN: Proclamation forwarded to representative of Clown Club on July 27, 1983 • ;.��L� • ti ►� �Y�'- �uncil Meeting, July 11, 1983 Minutes were adopted with corrections CITY MANAGIIt ACTION NEIDID: Make oorrections in minutes as amended Adopted as presented (Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) Mr. Ed Wilmas spoke regarding Islands of Peace .,�cil Meeting, July 25, 1983 y 1� �� i� � h� Page 2 O�ntinued Public Hearing on Rezoning Request, ZOA #83-03, by L. Robert Erickson, to Rezone fram R-1 to R-3, Lots in Lucia Lane Addition, for a 14 Unit Condoiminitm►. the same being 1133-1145 Mississippi Street N.E. (P.A. Opened 7/11/83 ) . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 Q Public Aearing oontinued at 7:58 P.M. Closed at 8:17 P.M. Letter received fram Mr. Mark Haggarty, dated July 25, 1983, withdrawin9 the rezoning request i 1= ..!�� ! :!�.�1 �:� �� • � : �ix, Consideration of Appointlnents to �ergy Catmission .. 2 (Tabled 7/11/83) Item tabled to next meeting pt�r.7c' WpRtcS—ACTION TAKEN: Put item on 8/8/83 agenda for Council consideration ►�'' � +' Consic3eration of First Reading of an Ordinance Under Section 12.07 of the City Ct�arter to Vacate Streets and Alleys and to Amend Appendix C of the City Coc7e. (SAV#83-01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-3C Ordinance adopted on first reading �,�r.T� Wp�—ACTION TAREN: Put ordinance on 8/8 agerx3a for consic]eration of second reading Consideration of an Ordinance Adopting A New Q�apter 206 Dititled Building; and Repealing the Old Chapter 206 of the Fridley City Code in its �tirety ...... 4- 4 Y Ordinance adopted on first reading p[�LI� WDRRS ACTION �;_ holding for agenda of August 22nd for consideration of seconc7 reading Council Meeting, July 25, 1983 Page 3 I�eceiving Planning C,omnission Minutes of July13, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5N A. Request for a Lot Split, L.S. #83-03, to split off the N. 75 feet of Lots 11 and 12. Block 2, Moore Lake Hills, to make a new building site at 6063 Central, by Leslie L. Wilke (6061 Central) ........................... 5-SA Plannirx� Comn. Recomrendation: Approval & 5G-SI muncil A�ction Neesied: Consideration of Reoomnendation. Request appraved with stipulations PUBLIC W�RRS—ACTION �[+I: Notified applicant of Council Approval with stipulations B. Request for a Special Use Permit, SP #82-09, to allaa erection of a fire retardent tent to be used as a display area at 7620 University N.E., by Rpbert Schroer ........................ 5-5D Planninq Comn. Recomnendation: Appraval & SJ-SN Council A�ction Needed: Consideration of Reco�mnendation. Request approved until Nav�nber 1, 1963 PU�LIC WORKS ACTION TAKEN: l�btified applicant of Council approval until November 1, 1983 Consideration of a Resolution Vacating the City of Fridley's Tenporary Construction Easements Over Certain Real Property Within the City of Fridley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 6 C Resolution No. 63-1983 adopted PIJ�LIC WORRS—ACTION TAREN: Proceeding as authorizec7 Council 1Keeting. July 25. 1983 ,i?. 1��?�-, !,� � �• Page 4 (bnsideration of a Resolution Confirming Appoint- m�nts to the City of Fridley C,omnissions for the Year 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 F Resolution No. 64-1983 acbgted CITY M� A�.TION TARII�1: Copies foiwarded to Catmission metbers for their information Consicleration of a Resolution to Advertise for Bids for One Ton D��p Truck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 A Resolution No. 65-1983 adopted P[Jf�LIC WDRKS—ACIZON TAREN: Advertised for bids Consideration of a Resolution Appraving a Sub- division, Lot Split L.S. #83-03, to Split Off the Northerly 75 Feet of Lots 11 and 12, Moore Lake Hills, the Same Being 6061 and 6063 Central Avenue N.E .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Resolution No. 66-1983 adopted PUBLIC WORKS—ACTION TAKEN: Applilcant inforn�ed and forwarded to Anoka Caunty Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing Submission of the Grant Application and E�cecution of the Agree- ment Anoka Tri-City Aloohol Counterr�easure A.T.A.C. . 10 _ 10 E Resolution No. 67-1983 p(�ICE—ACTION TAREN: Agreement executed and forward grant application and certif ied copy of resolution to appropriate parties Council Meeting, July 25, 1983 Page 5 Appointment - City D�loyee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Cor�curred with appointment of Noel Graczyk as Budget Control Assistant �ITY MAI�6IIt A�TION �1: Informed accounting of new full time e�loyee Consideration of a Aouse Trailer Application for F1r1C Property at 4800 East River Road, to be Used for a Strike Trailer for Local 683 fram August lst to E�d of Strike . . . . . . . . . . . 12 House trailer application approved PiIBLIC WORKS AGTION TAREN: Applicant inforn�ed Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 A Approved CFTTPRAL SE�2VICE—ACTION TAKEN: Licenses issued Claians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Approved CF�TI'RAL SERVICE ACTION TAKEN: Clai�s paid Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 F Approved ,�TI�tAL SIIZVICE—ACTION TAKII�I: Estimates Paid Consideration of a Resolution Callino for a Public Hearing on the Modification by the Hc;using and Redevelopment Authority in and for the City of Fridley of a Redevelopment Project and a RedeveloFr- ment Project and a Redevelopment Plan Relating R�ereto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 16 B Resolution No. 68-1983 adopted P[JBLIC WORRS ACTION TARF�1: Making arrangments for public hearing AATOiJRN• : 9: 40 P.M. - i� /� � FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL ��p Y ?5, 1983 - 7:30 P.M. • � � � . - -.► . �� LL, �, NATIONAL_CLOWN WEEK AUGUST 1 - 7, 1983 `...� _ � ► COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 11. 1983 � , ' � ' , , = , , � �� ► �i 11 �� (CONSIDERATION OF 1TEMS NOT ON AGENDA - 15 MINUTES) 0 COUNCIL MEETING, �ULY 25. 1983 ' j: ■ .�� 1 PAGE 2 CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING ON REZONING REQUEST. ZOA #83-03. BY L. ROBERT ERICKSON, TO REZONE FROM R-1 TO R-3. LOTS IN LUC{A LANE ADDITtON, FOR A 14 UNIT CONDOMINIUM, THE SAME BEING 1133-1145 MISSISSIPPI STREET N.E, (P.H. OPENED 7/11/83 ) . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 Q � � : � CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENTS TO ENERGY COMMISSION .. 2 (TABLEO 7/11/83) NEW BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE. ( SAV #83-01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 C CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER 206 ENTITLED BUiLDING: AND REPEALING THE OLD CHAPTER 206 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE IN ITS ENTIRETY ...... 4-�4 Y , COUNCIL MEETING, �ULY 25, 1983 1a� � ► •► ► � PAGE 3 RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF .1UL Y 13 . 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 N A, REQUEST FOR A LOT SPLIT, L.S. #83-03. TO SPLIT OFF THE N, 75 FEET OF LOTS 11 AND 12. BLOCK 2. MOORE LAKE HILLS, TO MAKE A NEW BUtLOtNG SITE AT 6063 CENTRAL. BY LESLIE L. W�ILKE (6061 CENTR�.) ........................... 5-5A PLANNING COMM. RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL $ 5G-51 COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION. 0 B. REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT. SP �82-09. TO ALLOW ERECTION OF A FIRE RETARDENT TENT TO BE USED AS A DISPLAY AREA AT 762Q1 UNIVERSITY N.E.. �Y ROBERT SCHROER .................�...... 5-5D PLANNING GOMM. RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL b 5�-5N COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION VACATING THE CITY OF FRIDLEY'S TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS OVER CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THEC I TY OF FR I DLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 6 C , COUNCIL MEETING, �ULY 25, )983 1a. : ► •► ► � CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING APPOINT- MENTS TO THE CITY OF FRIDLEY COMMISSIONS FOR THE YEAR 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 F �ONSIDERATIQN OF A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR B I DS FOR ONE TON DUMP TRUCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 A CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING A SUB- DIVISION, LOT SPLIT L.S. #83-03, TO SPLIT OFF THE NORTHERLY 75 FEET OF LOTS 11 AND 12. MOORE LAKE HILLS, THE SAME BEING 6061 AND 6063 CENTRAL AVENUEN.E .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION OF THE GRANT APPLICATION AND EXECUTION OF THE AGREE- MENT--ANOKA TRI-CITY ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURE A.T.A.C. . 10 _ 10 E . NCIL MEETING, �ULY . � 1 •� ► � PAGE 5 APPOINTMENT - CITY EMPLOYEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 CONSIDERATION OF A HOUSE TRAILER APPLICATION FOR FMC PROPERTY AT 48D0 EAST RIVER ROAD, TO BE USED FOR A STRIKE TRAILER FOR LOCAL 683 FROM AUGUST 1ST TO END OF STRIKE . . . . . . . . . . . 12 L I CENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 A CLAIMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �4 ESTI MATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 F CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MODIFICATION BY THE HOUSINC AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORfTY EN AND FOR THE CiTY OF FRIDLEY OF A REDEVELOPMENT . PROJECT AND A REDEVELOPMENT PLAN RELATING THERETO .. 16 - 16 B , � 1 1 �' ► • AATIOBAL CLOWA WEEB AUGUST 1 - 7 Willi�m J. Nee MaYor Fridle��, MN. WHEREAS. Th� gi.f� of Zaughtsr ia ons of ths aharacteriatica vhiah dietingui.ahse human b�inga from aZl oth�r crsatursa; and WBEREAS, Ths art of ctor�nting. yhiah trana�nita 30� and Zovs to peraona of aZZ agea. dsairaa appropriate recogntittion for tice happineaa it bringa to our aommunitisa; and auch dsa�rv�d admtirati.on hae bsen forthcoming in ths form of a ProcZamatio» for aa�i.onaZ CZorun Wesk and InternattionaZ CZo�n Wesk; and 1✓BEREAS. Thsee mastsra of �tirth and merriment, kreo�n ae cto�na. havQ donated much ttims. sffort and snerg� to entertaining ao man� of our Zsea fortunats citisena i» orphanagea. ckitdren'a hoepi.taZa. hoapitata. homea for ths sZdarZa and the rQtarded. NHEREAS. In th�e� troubled timse. vhich darids p�opte. it ia hsartening to pay trib�ts to ato�na. sap�ciatl� thoae in our community. �ho b� virtus of th�ir apeci.aZ taZQnte. drar� people togethsr in ths univsrsat Zanguage of Zaughtsr. AOiJ. TEEREFORS. I• WLZZ'LQIq J. Bse. Xa�or of the City of Fridte� do hereby procZaim th� �eek of Auguat 1- 7 aa SATIOBAL CLOWA iJEEK IA WITAESS. WBBRl30F. I have aet �a� hand a»d cauaed ths Seal of ths City of Fri.dts� to bt af�issd thia 25th Day of Jul�. 1983. WILLIAM J. gEE. MAYOR _� i � , THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 11, 1983 . 0 ., '141F 1�1��'S OF '14iE R..�?n "R mC�►r'� �� OF Tf� FRIDI,EY CI17C mL?�� QF ° JULY 11. 1983 Rhe Regulaz Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:40 p. m. by Mayor Nee. PI�E OF AIZDGIArl� 1Kayor Nee led the Council arxi audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. RDLL CAL,L: M�F�2S PRFSII�TT: Mayor Nee, Cou�ncilman Barnette, Councilman Schneider, Counciln�an Hamernik and Councilman Fitzpatrick MF3�ERS ABSII�TP: None (�TIFICATE OF APPRDCIATIdN: '1C7DD TF.S9�R - II�'Y m�A9ISS� Mayor Nee stated Mr. Tessmer was unable to attend the meeting this evening to receive this oertificate of ap�preciation for his services as a member of the �ergy Caimission and, therefore, requested this be forwarded to him. ApPROVAL OF MIN[TPF� • �IL MEET NG. JLJI� 20. 1983: MO►rION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. AD�PTION OF AiGII�IDA• Mayor Nee requestec] an item be added ooncerning a petition from the FYSA regarding a te�orary permit. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda with the above addition. Seoonded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a v�oice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carrieci �animously. �PEN FORiJM. VISIZORS: P[JBLIC HEARII� Nf�TICES: IKs. Mary Martin, 133 Storiybrook Way, appeared before the Council regarding public hearing notification. She stated the reason she is bringing this to the Cbuncil's attenti� is because when East River Road intervens, it takes up a lot of footage, therefore, not many people in her area were notified of a public hearing. l4ayor Nee asked if streets were figured in the distances for purposes of public hearing rwtifications. l4r. Flora stated the footage of the streets is not taken into oonsideration. �� J�. r��Mi�. �. 1 ) ' _ � � Gouncilnan Fitzpatrick stated sometimes 500 feet from a certain point involves a lot of people, however, in the case which Ms. Martin is referring, if you take into oonsideration the width of East River Road in figuring the 500 feet, not too many people are involved in the notification. Mayor Nee requested a report fram the staff on what might be done in these particular cases. :. �: .� : : �.. 4 J� *�- : i ��. �i� � _ �i►��. � �� i .� : 1 �,��: .91�J 91� M� �� , +� � � �� V � �� i �� ► . ♦ i * \I * �1� • \ �i� � : �\�M_ •�,�i��Y ►� !y y•� ,:� �. M �4: al ► MdI*IpN by Councilman Sc�neider to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconc3ed by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried c�nanimously and the public hearing opened at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Flora stated the property involv�ed in this rezoning request is in the n�rtheast oorner of Highway 65 and Mississippi Street. He stated it is proposed to rezone this area from I�l to R-3 for a oondominiuQn development. Mr. Flora stated the rezoning was presented to the Planning Comnission and there was a considerable amount of negative comment received from residents in the area, and the Commission recomanended denial of the rezoning request. Councilman Schneider asked what is the total area of the proposed rezoning, or how many single family homes could be located on this property. Mr. Flora stated there is space for three single family homes to be oonstructec3 on the property. Mr. Mark Aaggerty, attorney representing the developer, Mr. Erickson, stated there were a number of letters and it� presented at the Planning Conmission meeting which he did not attend, and in reviewing the minutes of the Canmission he �ted a few ite�. Mr. Haggerty stated in regard to the traffic oongestion� it was requested an investigation be made on what the County may do� at this s.ntersection. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the County does have plans to i.�rove the intersection of Mississippi Street and Highway 65 by adding the right turn lanes on Mississippi Street. Mr. Haggerty stated there have been many requests in the past for proposed uses of this property. He f�rther stated the staff recommendation regarding the traffic anc3 access a�as ir� contradiciton to what the neighborhood wanted and the access proposecl to Mississippi Street was to satisfy the resiclents in the area. He explained the conf iguration of the buildings oould be changed so there would be less traffic on Lucia Lane. Mr. Aaggerty asked about the adequacy of the sew�er line. Mr. Flora stated there is adequate capacity and this development would probably actually help the sewer line. �� J►, r��M��. �� l�l � � � Mr. Aaggerty stated in condominium development, there is a hrnneawner's association and that FHA and VA have very stringent requirements which must be met. lr1r. Aaggerty stated it is proposed that although this area is zoned single family, it cbesn't lend itself to single family developnent and that it be allawed to develop into quasi-single family in order to meet the needs for some lawer incane housing in the City. O�uncilman Schneider stated he felt on of the key points was the density which was not discussed by Mr. Baggerty. Mr. Aaggerty stated they have 14 units and believed there is a total of 58,000 square feet gross area and this comes within the density requirements of duplex housing in the City. Mr. Aaggerty stated they want to be sensitive to the needs of the residents of the are and try to accamoclate their ooncerns, as well as the staff's ooncerns regarding traffic, and to have input fram the Council. He requested, therefore, for this hearing to be oontinued to the next meeting to give his client an oQportunity to talk to the neighborhood residents and try to come up with a reasonable solution for development of this prc�perty. Councilman Schneider stated, prior to the public hearing before the Planning Ca►misison, he had told Mr. Erickson this was one of the most creative developments, but had recarmendec3 he meet with the residents of the area before this item w�ent to the Planning Cam�ission. Oouncilman Schneider stated he had also told Mr. Erickson he would not approve the developments at the present density. Mr. Haggerty stated Mr. Johnson, the awner of the property, has talked to the residents, however, because of the conf igurations of the property, rezoning proposals have been denied. He st�ted the reason he is asking for a oontinuance is to get i�wt fram other Council members and then go to the residents and try to c�o�ne u� with a package that w�ould be agreeable to. Mr. Russell Burris, 1150 Mississippi Street, submitted a written proposal dated June 10, 1983 on what the residents would like for this area. This was read in full by Mayor Nee and stated the homeowners in•the area want the property to be built as R-�1 or single family homes as the property was purchased as R-1 property and should be developed accordingly. Mr. Clarence Timo, 6517 Lucia Lane, stated he presented a list of objections to the Planning Camiission. Mayor Nee stated the Council has the oomnents submitted to the Planning Co�aaissiasi Which was made a part of their proceedings. Mr. Timo stated he would agree with Mr. Burris' cosm�ents that the property was zoned R-lE the buyer bought it as R-l; and it should be developed as R-l. Ae stated, in urban planning, property should be developed in aocordance with the surrounding neighborhood ar�d this spot rezoning isn't ooc��atible with the I�1 zoning in their area. �� 1�. r��M��. �� 1) � _ � Mr. Timo asked the Council to consider his comanents submitted at the planning Catmission meeting and deny this rezoning request. Mrs. Bystram, 6533 Lucia Lane, stated as she looks at this situation indeed something will be c3�ne on this property in the future. She stated she is oertainly willing to talk and felt something should be done in tern�s of what is reasonable as far as traffic. Mr. Bystra�n, 6533 Lucia Lane, stated he wasn't involved in the discussion at the Planning Gortmission meeting for this rezoning, but was present at a hearing several years ago. He stated, as a person who has no experience in developmental activity, he would be at a distinct disadvantage if he was involved in a discussion without the kind of resource they need for a qualified judc�nent. He felt if he had trust in the people irtvolved in the negotiations, he could benefit from discussions and there probably should be same staff input. Mr. Bystram felt the intersection at Mississippi anc] Lucia Lane is a problen, particularly in the winter because of the slight incline. Mayor Nee stated the problen involving staff in such discussions is that it may prejudice their objectivity. Mr. Aaggerty stated they aze to the point now where you are as close as you can get to single family residential usage. He stated both Mr. Johnson and Mr. Erickson want to work with the neighbors and be honest about what they are trying to do and to also accommodate the reconmendations of the staff and construct a nice development that will work with the neighborhood. He stated he would act as an arbitrator in trying to w�ork out something that is mutually acceptable. Councilman Schneider stated Ms. Schnabel at the Planning Commission meeting had asked Mr. Erickson if he w�uld consider reducing the number o£ units and he indicated he would not. He further stated, although the traffic and sewer capacity have to be considered, he felt two crucial issues were the quality of the housing and the density. Mr. Haggecty stated he felt anything is possible, however, whether it is probable or not, they would have to look into this further. He stated they are willing to be flexible or else he woudn't be here, but, on the other hand, there are some elements in the neighborhood that are inflexible and�hopes to bridge this gap of inflexibility. Mr. Burris stated it is not feasible to put 14 units on this site. He stated he naw has to back into his driveway in order to be able to get out on the street. Mr. Burris felt it would be tragic to have the access directlg on to Mississippi Street and that three or four homes are the maxim�un tha�. could be built on this site. Mr. Burzis stated the de�eloper knows what the residents want for his property and yet t�ey are still trying to force this proposal. Cb�mcilman Sc�neider explained, under the normal rules of procedure, the Council woulcln't take action on this rezoning this evening as it is custanary to hold the public hearing and take action at the next Council meeting. ��. )�. � vi��%Y1�. �� lU � ` � Mr. David Dayton, 6435 Highway 65, stated if he rezoning was approved, the oould oome in with any project they wanted and this is the reason they want it to remain as R-1. Mr. Flerrick, City Attorney, felt there are some steps which can be taken to protect the residents to assure a certain development would be constructed. Mayor Nee pointed out that what the Council is now considering is the rezoning issue, and r�t approval of the proposed project. Mrs. Haedtke, 6540 Lucia Lane, felt 14 units was too many for this property and dir�'t feel the additional traff ic oould be hanclle�d. �unciLnan Barnette stated he knows everyone's feelings, but the biggest problem with this property for R-1 development is the location as he dic�►'t feel suneone would build a$100,000 hame on this wrner. C�ounci]man Fitzpatrick stated the o�nsideration is if the property should be R-1 or R-3 and haa this f its into the total c3evelopnent picture. Oounci]man Hamerhik stated he felt the density is a primary concern, but felt any dialogue between the developer and residents would have some value. Ae felt those lots today are mt ideal single family sites. Oouncilman Schneider stated the density is the key issue in his mind and it w�ould be his intention, if an agreenent is reached with the residents, the rezoning would be granted for a specific project. MOTION by Council.man Schneider to vontinue this public hearing to the next Council meeting on July 25, 1983. Seoonded by Councilman Barnette. Mayor Nee stated he di�'t think a case has been made to rezone property beyond the client's interest. He felt is hasn't been shown that it is in the best of interests of the neighborhood and camiunity. UPON A VOICE WTE TAKF�1 CN �lE ABWE M�'I'ION, all v�ted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 2 i 1°�T� HEnRTI�, Oh ��CATI� ��5'�', SnV #83—01. PETITION 4-83. 'ID VACATE FnS�I'E�r.Y 130 70 FEET OF �4TH STREE'T N Es (Z��AN AI�ID VA�WICF� MOTION by Counci]man Barnette to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearirig opened at 8:40 p. m. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director. stated this request is to vacate 130 feet on 54th Ave�ue w�est of 4th Street between 12 and 13 and the request is made by the two property awn�rs on either side. Mr. Flora stated one af the property owners wishes to construct a driveway and garage on the vacated portion of 54th Avenue, which is also the easement required by the City. iYir. Flora stated, if the vacation is approved, they may wish to stipulate that any construction on the city easement would have to be maintained by the property awner in the event the City had to malce ariy repa.irs or improvements to the utility line. •� J�. „i�+�M��. 4 11 .� Mr. Flora stated the Planning Commission recomQnended approval of the vacation, with the City retaining an access easement over the top of the existing 30 feet utility eas�nent. Ms. Laura Vagovich, 5400 4th Street, explained she has maintained this portion of the street for 34 years and would like the protection of not having people going through there. She statec3 she assumed for years that this road was already vacated anc] therefore, had maintained it. Mr. Zi�m�erman, 5380 4th Street, stated he intended to put up a retaining wall and use the 30 feet vacated to build a road to a garage he plans to construct � his property, with acoess off 4th Street. Mr. Zimmerman stated he t�derstands there is a storm sewer easement that will r�nain, but there is no way to get around this issue. Mr. Flora identified the three options the Council could consider in providing for development of an alley without 4th Street if this vacation request is allowed. No persons spoke regarding the praposed vacation on 54th Avenue. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee cieclared the motion carried unanimously arx7 the public hearing closed at 9:08 p. m. L •{ J: ��_ : t \. �i► : �� yl�l�� ,� ?� �� 1 • y�� «� � iJ4�� M�� N� � MDTION by Councilnan Hamernik to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing openec3 at 9:09 p. m. Mr. Bill Aunt, Personnel Officer, explained that Section 3.07 of the (harter relates to publication of ordinances in s�mtiary fornt, Mr. H�mt stated the ordinance is substantially the same as Ordinance No. 757 adopted in February by the Council. He stated it is presented to the C�otmcil again because the required public hearing ws not held and any c�anges are, basicaiiy, in organization and phrasing in order to clarf iy paragraphs. Mr. Starwalt, Q�airman of the �arter Commission, stated the Commission was in favor of this amendment and felt the effort staff put into it makes it a more imc3erstandable ordinance and is naw before the Council or their consic3eration. Ab other persons in the audierice spoke regarciing this proposed a�nenciment. M7rI0N by Camcilman Barnette to close the public hearing. Seconded by O�unciLnan Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 9:12 p. m. !� J►. � ��Y��. �. l�J .�0 i J� ��_: 1�. �.► : ��i�yl�l�l4� �� ?�� i�. . 1 . 1 ; �� . 1 � • M�� M «.::J�� • M.� M� �. �: �� M71*I0�1 by Cotmcilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reding of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seoonded by Council.nan Ha�nernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimo�LSly and the public heaing opened at 9:12 p. m. l�lr. Bill e�r�t, Staff Liason to Charter Comanission, stated there are two basic changes in Sections 6.01, 6.02 and 6.04 of the Charter. Ae stated Section 6.01 eliminates all the procedural matters irivolved in the firing of the City Manager. Ae stated it simply says the City Manager is resnavable at any reqularly sc�eduled meting provided that at least three n�embers of the Council wte for the resnaval. He further stated all other matters including givir�g the City Manager a c�ance for a public hearing is remaved in the Qiarter. Mr. Aunt stated Section 6.02 grants to the City Manager the right to appoint, suspend and re�nave any subordinate officer or e�loyee, except as otherwise provided in the Charter, and eliminates the phrase with the oonsent and approval of the City Council. Mr. A�t stated Section 6.04 states the City Clerlc, City Treasurer, City Attorney and such other officers suborclinate to the City Manager, as the Council may provide for by ordinances shall be appointed by the City Manager with approval of the Council. Mr. Starwalt stated these sections are touchy items and have many aspects and these have been before the �arter Catmisison for at least two years. Ae stated all the Council members had input, including the City Manager, and while the Q�arter Cortmission members had differences of opinion, he felt these amenc�ments, as presented, did the best job for the City. O�uncilman Sc�neider asked if Sections 6.01, 6.02 and 6.04 were presented as a package or oould be take� sep�arately. Mr. Aunt stated, it was his �mderstanding, the Commission presented them as a package. Councilman Schneider asked if Section 6.02 was consistent with other charters in the City Manager form of goverrunent. Mr. Starwalt stated f rom his recollection, it is the best method of good goverrunent in this day and age. Mr. Aerrick, City Attorney, stated Section 6.02 (b) says the City Manager has the right to appoint, suspend and remave any subordinance off icer or e�loyee except as otherwise provided in his cfiarter. Ae stated there are oertain people protected by civil service or v�eterans rights and it may be a good idea to say, "except as provided in this .charter or other applicable ordinances or statutes.' Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated there are a number of Sta.te laws that supersede the Q�arter. Mayor Nee felt the Charter acknowlec7ges this in other areas. �� 1�. � r��Y1.. �. 1 J •�H : Mr. Hunt stated about 20 cities with populations of over 10,000 were surveyed and in almost all of them the only restrictions on the City Manager's ability to hire or fire were oertain designated positions such as City Clerk, City Treasurer, etc. No o�ther persons in the audience spoke regardign these proposed Charter amenc�nents. I�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Aamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee cleclared the motion carriec] unanimously and the public hearing closed at 9:25 p. m. i 1% �� : 1►. • ► �i ; �l/��t 1 • : : ►. �l A �. _,�� YM ti : �':. �: ;!M � Y9.: �1 .�_:� ►. Mayor Nee stated the City Manager, Mr. Qureshi, will present an a�ninistrative review ana hearingon the proposed expenditure of Revenue Sharing Funds for 1984. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the anticipated amount of funding to be received for reve�ue sharing for 1984 is $187,000. Mr. Qureshi stated funding will be allocated in the areas of City Management, Pblice, Fire, Naturalist and Parks and Recreation, and covers improved co�munication ciiannels with the public; impraved crime prevention and public awareness; better fire suppression; community nature interpretation; improving environmental aesthetics of public lands; improving tennis facilities; improving cultural arts and services to senior citizens and teens and annual oo�munity celebration oontribution. Mr. Qureshi stated, as the Council proceeds through the review process, there oould be some possible adjust�nents. No other persons in Revenue Sharing Funds closed by Mayor Nee. • . N.� the audience spoke regarding the expenditnre of for 1984, therefore, the administrative hearing ws � \� _��i,�._ �� i i �� =_S ,. i ,�'�if «7 i �!_y�1 � ii� �f 1� _� S ��j� �� y �I� :�l�! \. � �� « � �u • �� M �! ' � ti�� . «.: ��: • M.� �: �� _?� � �� :� : � � �. M�i�� i \�� e � ��'� �l _YI: 7i; MpTION by Coimciln�an Aaanernik to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 778 and acbpt it on the second reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vo�e, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Sd�neider to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 779 and adopt it on the second reading and order publication. Seconded by C7ouncilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ��.1�. � ��M�,. �. 11 �� j�� I� 91� i_ � �i\ �I : � i� \��M �\�� +� 91�1�1�.!} �� ylM �� V� G. �� . 1 : 1�7TION by (buncilman Barnette to table this item. Seconded by Councilman 8amernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unar�imo�sly. ��.�� ?�:' � �i� � My�y ��v ti:>>�!. : �' � ��M'y . �� y ��IIMk /: � s \. �� i �� yt� �� : � � �� : � � ' : i1 • ��A1/�►�4�� _- . �� +� 1� : _ : ��1 ..� • ; �� ) y e� �►i► /: � .l 1 �� ; �,1: ►t�� i �� y�y �i\ 1 Mayor Nee stated this item regarding a variance request by Glenn Van Aulzen is now back before the Council, after being referred to the Appeals Catmission for clarification of the definition of living space. Mr. Flora, Pulic Works Director, stated the Appeals Commission has concurred with �e staff's definition and clarified this area as living sp�ace. Mr. Flora stated Mrs. Doyle, who had objected to the varianc�, was present at the Appeals Conmission meeting and stated she had talked further with the Van Hulzen's and is more comfortable with the beauty shop with the condition the variance be granted only to the Van Hulzen's and for a period of one year and to be reviewed annually. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the Appeals ComQnission is recommending this space be allawed for a beauty shop, which is a home occupation, and this can be conducted only in living spaces. Ae stated he felt the oo�rg�ranise is a good solution, as it allaws the use requested by the home awner, and gives some satisfaction to th a�djoining property awners so they would have a voice in any future requests should the property change hanc�s. O�uncilman Haanernik stated he hac7 corn�ersations with both the petitioner and Mrs. Doyle and hey both agree this is an acceptable solution and staff feels this can be handled. MDTION by Councilnan Aamernik to concur with the recomunendation of the Appeals Gonmission to grant the variance request to reduce the side yard setback on the living space of a house fromthe required 10 feet to 5 feet to allow a converted garage to be used for a beauty shop at 901 Overton Drive, with the stipulation that this variance be restricted to the use of the Van Aulzen's only and is granted for a period of one year and concurent with renewal of the beauty shop license, the petitioner would provide the Co�mcil with a request for continuation of tis variance at which time the Council can review any concerns that may have arisen in that period and may elect to ciiscuss it with �e petitioner. Seconded by �uncilnan Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimously. ,ia. :. ti ��i�� v �� i:_� �i� � ��y � : � N�. �t : � �i�� :.,.� : y ��'� �. ��M � � � �� tir� M Mr � :J4�� . tie� M �� 1/ �� 11�1 �.� � .�� MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the first reading of this ordinance and approve it on first reading. Seconded by Councilman Ba.-nette. ��. )►. vl�l�l��. �: l 1 ��h 1 IJpon a roll call wte, Oo�cilman Fitzpatrick, Oouncilman Barnette, Mayor Nee, Cb�ciLnan Schneider and Councilman Aamernik all voted in favor, and Mayor Nee declared t�►e motion carried unanimously. t �� : y �.� � ►'►i � _i � ►. �i : � ��i�� : �� : V��\i� �. �4M �.�� 1 . � ; �� . � • � 1i.� y �.::�Y�: • Y.� 1► • il: N� � � ��,� � 411 �:� r l�i�ION by Councilman Barnette to waive the first reading of this ordinance a�ci approve it on first reading. Seconcied by Councilman Sciu�eider. �ci]man Schneider stated he does have a problen with Section 6.0'2, and Was ooncerned if all three of these pzoposed amendments could be taken separately. Mr. Bill H�mt stated he felt the �arter Oommission saw this as a package item and felt Sections 6.02 and 6.04 balance off Section 6.01. He stated if the Gouncil wishes, he can get an opinion fran the Charter Comanission, but felt they saw these as a package item. M�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table this ftem to July 25, 1983. Seconded by Counci]nan Sc�neider. . 1Kayor Nee stated he would not be present at the July 25 meeting and it was brought to the Council's attention tat Minnesota statutes provide the �nenc�nent has to be appraved by the Mayor and by an ulanimous vote of the O�uicil. Gouncilman Fitzpatrick then withdrew his motion, with the permission of his seoonder, Councilman Sci�neider. _ Mayor Nee suggested a vote o�uld be taken on the first reading which would allaw Councilman Schneider time to clarify if these items had to be taken as a package or if they could be taken separately, prior to the second reading of the orclinance. UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE TAREN ON TH£ MOTION FOR FIRST READING OF THE ORDINANCE, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Schneider, Mayor Nee, Counci]man Barnette, and CouncilJran Hamernik all wted in favor and Mayor nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : ��! \/1�. � � ►4! �. !! M�r �.� v ►t /4?. �� 1 J�� : �� L�I �� : : i? _ � ��: 7' : � : ': y:� � ��' ►. «�}►�M�: ►� �«�_: ye� ►l'111:7�; � M:i _�: � ' ._�� ► �Y:�.�1 � 4: • M � _ e � i 1/�� •�.: � Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the Council approved a special use permit, #77--04 in 1977 for Apache Camping Center which allowed the sales and service of recreational v�icles and a limited outdoor display of two �its. Mr. Flora stated, in conjtmctian with �e special use permit, there were a number of stipulations and, essentially, four of these have not been oatplied with and the City has atte�ted to obtain oort�liance for a number of years. Mr. Flora stated the request now before the Council is for an addition to the original special use permit in order to alow for the display of six tmits, and the Planning Catmission has reoatmended denial of tha.s reque:t. 1 �yyu t � f l l �� l�• 1 V'V��1T,�. •l �'l M�TION by Council.nan Fitzgatrick to ooncur with the recoimnendation of the Planning Commission and deny the request for special use permit, SP �83-03. Seoonded by Councilnar► 8aanernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declareci the motion carried unanimously. 11 g RF1�i1F�'1` FOR A�DGLAr. rLS� pER�lrr, �#g3-04. BY L�Ot�4ID WII�AST- D k' �DISTRIlCTION. '!O ALI�n] NEW �I�bTR[7CTIOIIL TN C�2P-2 2�1r. '14� sn�+!F' BFIIVG 8? 25 1Zn��EW TERRAGF N- E- : Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this property is located in the flood plain and, therefore, requires a special use permit. Mr. Flora stated there were a nurnber of it� discussed at the Planning ComQnission pertaining to the drainage and construction of the building. Mr. Flora stated the structure w�uld be surrounded by a built-up berm so if there is a floa9, it doesn't affect the structure. Mr. Flora stated the question c�►e u� about the drainage to the south and east of the property. He stated the developer plans to drain the lot to the front and follaw the natural drainage to the rnr-th where it will enter into the storm system. Mr. Flora stated the Planning ComQnission recomanended approval of the special use permit with the stipulations that a w�orkable drainage plan be appraved and retaining walls be part of the drainage plan, provided they are required for drainage. Mr. Flora statecl he felt it is possible to adequately drain the property and build the structeire, as proposed. Mr. Sc�ack, 685 Glencoe, statecl he didn't feel the retaining wall would help and snaw melting fram the winter w�ould drain on his proQerty. Mr. S7nith, 8141 Riverview Z�errace, felt the home would be a good addition to the area, but was concerned about water draining through this front Y�a • Mr. Flora stated he met with Mr. Schack and while they don't have the drainage plan available today, it is possible to move the drainage throagh a swale to the curb and into the drainage system. Ae said all that is being changed now is p�rt of the lot is being built-up so the house can be o�nstructed above the flood level. Mr. Flora stated staff reviews all plans anc7 in this particular case, they would insure the water vontinues to move in its present fashion. Mr. Aerrick, City Attorney, stated as along as the homeowrier is reasonable in his construction, he has the right to build even if there is additional drainage. He stated it is u� to the City to see that there is a resonable drainage plan for that area. He suggested the drainage plan be obtained and a survey to obtain the elevations and when the grading is done, check to make sure it oo�lies with the elevation the plan shaws. l9r. Qureshi, City IKanager, stated the water will drain as it does now from east to west and then north, however, there is potential for additional water bacause you are adding a structure. ��. 1�. � r��IMI�. �. 1 1 � � � l�TIpD1 by Counci]man Fitzpatrick to voncur with the recomendation of the Planning ComQnission and grant special use permit, SP #83-04 with the stipulation that a workable drainage plan be developed, retaining wall be used if required and elevations of construction all c�ecked when the site is canpleted. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimously. M'J'I'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of tl'ie Planning Corm►ission Meeting of Ju�e 22, 1983. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Dpon a voice vote, all v�oting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried t�animously. f ��_ �� ,. i ! y� �� i� �� 1f �i\ V \l �4� � V i • � MOTION by Councilman Barnette to receive the minutes of the Cable Television Cam►ission Meeting of May 12, 1983. Seconded by Councilman Sc�neider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanim�usly. + �� / \. � �� : \�� i � � �. ��A�4� i � t1� � ��\ M► �y ' � /�M ��/ � \� : �n «:: «, : . � �. • �R )a,y : ��.. � • ��i�� / MO'I'ION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the bids for the 1983 concrete pavement joint and crack resealing project. Seconded by Councilman Sc�u�eider . Planholder Aighway Services 6317 Cambridge Street Minneapolis, [�1 55416 Palda & Sons, Inc. 1462 Dayton Avenue St. Paul, NAT 55104 Allstate Paving, Inc. 7200 Heqnlock Larie North Maple Grave, I�1 55369 Arnold Beckman, Inc. 6801 West 150th Street Apple Valley, I�I 55124 Gzeat Lafces Paving & Constr. P.O. B�x 147 Suamico, WI 54173 B�a Borx7 58 5$ 5$ 5$ � � Bia $2l , 240 .00 $24,860.00 $25,600.00 $33,220.00 $42,850.00 Upon a voice vote, all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Irlr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated five bids were received and the low bidder was Aighway Services of Minneapolis with a bid of $21,240 and it is reca�mended they be awarded the oontract. ��. 1�, v��Yl�. �. 1�1 • :i i�T��ii�1 I�riI'ION by Coumcilman Sdzneider to award the oontract for the 1983 concrete pavesnent joint and crack resealing project to the low bic3der, Highway Servioes of Minneapolis in the a�noiuit of $21,240. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Opon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried tmanimously. ; � � , t � � �! : �' :�� ' : ; M �. vl J�l ��: Y : �� 1� � �� : i:�! 1}4 � � 1 . 1 . i+DTiO�N by Councilman Fitzpatrick to ac3opt Resolution No. 61-1983. Seconded by Coiu�ci]man Sdu�eider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye. l9ayor Nee c7eclared the motion carried unanimously. � 7`�� . � � � � � . �� : �J/��Jy �� : 1�� i\� �� iril�� / . .�_ �1 1 4�� :. ): : �: M : • ; � �+ MOTION by Gouncilman Ha�nernik to adopt Resolution No. 62-1983. Seconded by Co�cilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. . M ; 1� M7TION by Councilnan Barnette to suthorize payment of Claims No. 169545 through No. 18'7Z03. Seconded by Councilman Sc3�neider. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. «�, �7 ; �� ' � �i� 1�� V M�� .: ��i� y�V�� : � �� y : �� ?,� ) i� �/+/�� Mr� i� MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprwe the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Scbneider to approve the temporary permit for the FYSA and waive the fee. Seoon3ed by Cou�ci].man Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : �.�I�I�M :. 4� l�+rii'ION by Councilrnar► Fitzpatrick to apprave the estimates as submitted. Aerridc � NeFm�n, P.A. 6279 L1�iversity Avenue, N.E. Fridley, 1�S�I 55432 For legal seroices rerxlered as City Attorney for the m�nth of May, 1983 Harclrives, Inc. Maple Grwe bcecutive Center 7200 A�nlock Land North Maple Grave, IrIIV 55369 Partial Estimate #3 Street Im�rovenent Project ST 1983-1 $88.757.83 Street InQrave�nent Project ST 1983-2 533,217.74 $ 2,594.40 $121,975.�7 �� 1�. � r��!�111��. �� 1 J '�� (Estimates Cont.) Halvorson Cbnstruction �. 4229 - 165th Ave�ue Wyaming, Minnesota 55092 Partial Estimate #3 Misc. Concrete Ctirb � Gutter & Sidewalk Park Construction Co�any 7900 Beedz Street N.E. FYidley, l�+IId 55432 Partial Fstimate #4 B�SFV Project #137 Electric Service Ca�aany 1609 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, 1�1 55404 Estimate #3 Fridley S�orts Lighting Project Monette O�nstruction 2050 S�ite Bear Avenue St. Paul, I�1 55109 Estimate #3 Fridley Comnunity Plaza Project .0 $ 1,684.00 $ 41,813.65 , w $ 12,350.00 $ 82,479.95 Seoonded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the m�tion carried unanimously. � ! � 1: ► u��l MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of July 11, 1983 adjourned at 10:25 p. m. Respectfully sutxnitted Carole Aaddad Williaan J Nee Secretary to the City Council Mayor PUBLIC HFARING SEFORE Tt� CITY COWICIL Notice is hereby qiven that theze will be a Public Hearinq of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on lfonday, July 11, 1983 in the Oouncil Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of : Consideration of a Rezoning request, ZOA �i83-03, by L. Robert Erickson, tc zezone the West Half of Lot 4, and all of Lots 5, 6 and 7, Lucia Lane Addition, fram R-1 (single family dwelling areas) to R-3 (genezal multiple faznily dwellinqs) to allow the construction of a 14 unit condominium c�plex, all in the North Half of Section 13, �30, R-24, City of Fridley, Cbunty of Anoka, Minnesota Generally located between Highway #65 and Lucia Lane N.E. at 1133-1145 Mississippi Street N.E. Any and all persons desirinq to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated ti.me and place. Publish: June 15, 1983 June 22, 1983 WILLIAM J. NEE 1�1YOR 1 �� c�TV os FRI L Y � o�TE �� - . ,.. FROM SUBJECT _. . _ _.�„� .�-.�.._ _ . _, ..�. � . ._ ' lA� OIRECTOqATE OF PUBLIC WORKS 6 ZOA #83-03 MEMOAANDUM ��:k TO ACTION INFO. Nasim M. Qureshi, City Mana er At the May 18, 1983, Planning Comnission meeting a nu+nber of comnents were brought about by the public pertaining to rezoning the parcel on the corner of Mississippi a�d Highway #�65. The following inforniation is submitted in response to the issues identfified in the Planning Commission minutes. 1. Traffic outlet from the development onto Mississippi would be hazardous--that is the staff position and would prefer the entrance off of Lucia Lane. 2. Sewer problems--the sanitary sewer line starts at Mississippi and Lucia Lane. The line would be improved with services connected from this development thereby reducing city maintenance of an existing low flow line. - 3. Water line size--the area is serviced by a 10 and 6 inch water line. With the looping of the 6 inch line in 1981, we do not have a problem with water service in this area. 4. Tree destruction--reviewing an overla�y of the proposed develop- ment on an aerial photograph indicates approximately 14 trees will have to be removed. � ' JGF/mc S� � . �:� n. ' , 0 18 CITY OF FRIDIEY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 18, 1983 CAIL TO ORDER: Chairwoman Schnabel called the May 16. 1983. P1 order at 7:34 p.m. � ROLL CALL: c Commission meeting to Members Present: Ms. Schnabel, Mr. uist, Ms. Gabel, Mr. Saba, Mr. Kondrick. Mr. Nielson (for r. Svanda) Members Absent: Brian Good Otl�ers Present: Bill D on, Associate Planner �L. R ert Erickson, 85 - 3rd Ave. S.E., New Brighton M aret A. Seger. 1401 - 73rd Ave. N.E. e attached list . . -. PROVAL OF Y 4, 1983, PLANNING CONMISSION MINUTES: , M�ION Bx/PlR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY l�t. OQUSST� TO APPRD'VE Tl� aJAY 0� 1983� PLANN7114� COMMISSION AINUTES AS WRITTEN. A VDICE VOTE� 11LL VOTING AYE� CilAIRWQMAN SCXNABEL DECZARED THE PlOTION ED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST,��3-03- BY L. ROBERT ERICKSON;� ez�one tlte West Na f of ot , an a of ots an , LZR,'t e Addition, from R-1 (single family dwelling areas� to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) to allow the construction of a 14wU�11� condominium project, the same being 1133-1145 Mississippi Street N.E. MOTION BY XR. SABA, SECONDED BY PlS. GABEL� TO OPEN TXE PUBLIC XEARING ON ZQA JY83-03 BY L. ROBERT ERICKSON. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOrMA1V SCXNABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC !lEARING OPEN AT 7:36 P.!!. Mr. Deblon stated the property is ]ocated on the corner of Mississippi`St, and TH 65, west of Lucia Lane. The proposal is for a rezoning from R-1 to R-3. and would consist of a condominium development where the occupants form an association and own the land jointly. The proposal is for three twin homes : combined with an eight-unit carriage-manor type home. Mr. Deblon stated the project has been moved over to the west away from Lucia lane with access onto Mississippi because of the developer's sensitivity to the existing single family residences. 1C PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. MAY 18, 1983 PAGE 2 Ms. Gabe1 asked if the project met all the setback requirements. Mr. Deblon stated a variance from 35 feet to 25 feet would be needed on the north property line. Mr. Deblon stated the plan meets all the parking requirements. and there is the potential to make visitor parking. Mr. Deb]on stated that condominiums can be dissolved and the properties sold individually in the future, so Staff F�ad to take into consideration the possi- bility of the properties being splii witfiout turther variances. With the new zero lot line subdivision regulation,some of the double bungalow units could qo tero lot line as a twin F�ome. This f�as been allowed in Fridley in the past. This plan does meet most of tf�e requirements for a possible subdivision in the future. . Mr. Deblon made the following additional comments on the proposal. 1. A variance is required from 35' to 25' on the north property line. 2. Fencing and landscaping is required for.district separation. 3. Orainage plan is required (Rice Creek Watershed District has to approve this drainage plan). 4. Concrete curbing and 6lacktop per standard code requirements 5. Will need an additiona] 20 foot easement for bikeway/walkway ,roadway. 6. Engineering Department f�as a concern about the location of the access onto Mississipp� St. in re]ationship to the access onto Highway 65. 7he distance is only 160 feet. With the County's plans for widening Miss�ssippi for a right turn lane and the number of cars already existing on Mississippi, Engineering was very concerned that there could be congestion and some problems. Mr. Deblon stated there are some rather deep lots north of this property. He did not know if any of the owners of these lots had �ny plans for subdivisi�n. He stated there is enough square footage to divide, but they would not be very optimum lots because of the traffic on Highway 65; however, the City has to consider any future access to these lots. It was a judgement call that might have to be determined as to whether these lots would ever be spiit. Ms. Schnabel asked where the garages were located and which way the buildings would face. The petitioner, Mr. Erickson stated the garages were located in the inner court. The rear elevation and backyards vrili face Lucia Lane. The rear elevation will have a deck and patio door on the upper level one-half flight up. Ms. Schnabel asked if Mr. Erickson had built any of these types of dwellings in the metropolitan area. Mr. Erickson stated he has bui]t in Coon Rapids, Eden Prairie, New Hope, and Brooklyn Park. 1D PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 18. 1983 � PAGE 3 Ms. Schnabel asked that of the buildings he has built.were any of them rental uni ts? Mr. Erickson stated that since 1980, he has bui]t only owner-occupied. All these units Nill be owner-occupied and wi]1 be FHA/VA approved. Ms. Schnabel asked the approximate price of the units. Mr. Erickson stated the twin homes will run in the mid-60's with the double bungalows being just under that. Ms. Schnabel asked what type of screening Mr. Erickson would use between this property and the R-1 properties. Mr. Erickson stated he was thinking of wooden fencing; however, because the lot is so heavily wooded, it was hard to decide what to do for landscaping. He stated he would save every tree he could. Mr. Saba asked why the rear of the double bungalows would face Lucia,Lane. Mr. Erickson stated there were two reasons for this: (1) He wanted to keep the project centralized so everyone cou7d use the same road for snow plowing and other maintenance; and (2) the biggest complaint from the neighborhood seemed to be to not put any more traffic on Lucia Lane. By facing the buildings in, this kept the traffic off Lucia Lane. Ms. Schnabel stated she was a little bit concerned about the plainness of the rear of the buildings facing Lucia Lane when all the rest of the homes on Lucia Lane are facing front. It seemed inconsistent with the neighborhood, yet she understood what Mr. Erickson was saying in terms of traffic. Mr. Erickson stated this is not inconsistent in condo developments. A numher of condo developments are done this way. Mr. Saba asked Mr. Erickson if he would consider turning the buildinqs around to face Lucia Lane. Mr. Erickson stated he vrould consider turning the buildings around; however, because of the heavily wooded area, he did not think the buildinqs could be seen that well from Lucia Lane anyway. If the buildings were turned around, a lot of trees would be lost because of the dr�veways. Ms. Schnabel asked for questions and concerns from the people in the audience. Mr. Russell Burris, 1150 Mississippi St., stated he would like to submit to the Planning Commission a copy of his abjections. He reviewed it for the Commission: 1. Spot zoning. 2. 7raffic congestion - exit on Mississippi St. would be hazardous. 3. Good or poor construction and cost per unit rental or homeowner. 4. Sewer problems - Burris and Lane are on dead end sewer 1ine. City has to backflush this from time to time to keep sewer line open. A separate sewer line to Lucia Lane is a must for which the homeowners Nould be assessed on their �axes. lE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING L MAY 18, 1983 PAGE 4 5. What would prevent an investor fran buying a unit and 6. Garbage pickup - where would cans be placed? 7. 14 units probably would mean up to 28 cars. How many 8. Back of condo faces Lucia Lane which would not enhance That would also mean children playing in backyard and lucia lane. renting it out? children? the neighborhood. running out on Mr. Burris stated that�a few years back. the City of Fridley hired a reputable zoning company, and paid good money for them to re2one Fridley. Said company conformed the original findings of R-1 and recarmended this property remain R-1. Mr. Burris stated it has been the concensus of the homeowners surrounding this property that three nice residentia] homes could be built on the property. This would then solve the problem once and for all. The homeowners would like to see this area developed as it should, according to the regulations and requirements of the zoning comnission. Ms. Schnabel read the following letter from June Johnson. 6600 Lucia Lane: "Inasmuch as 1 cannot attend your meeting tenight with reference to the property on Mississippi and Highway 65, I would like to express my thoughts on the matter. Lucia Lane has been zoned for single family homes for many years with the exception of the apartments on the north end of the Lane. I do not feel it to be proper to have a multiple dwelling of the size proposed for the corner property. I feel there would be too much disrup- tion of traffic because of the entryway on Mississippi. Traffic going in either direction will be hampered by the cars going into or out of the lot. I purchased this home with the belief that this would remain a single family area, and I would like to have it remain so so that my property values will not be affected. We have a lot of extra traffic from the apartments and the Knights of Columbus Hall at the north end." Mr. Clarence Timo, 6517 Lucia Lane, presented a written petition for denial and objection to the rezoning request. He stated his objections were essentially the same as those expressed by Mr. Burris. 1. Spot rezoning 2. Traffic prob7ems and hazards a. Traffic from KC Hall and apartn�ents to the north already cause congestion. b. Nighway 65 and Mississippi St. intersection already has a history of many serious (and some fatal) accidents. c. The driveway area within the complex aould be like a huge parking lot, with possibly not enough room to safely accarmodate up to 28 vehicles. Traffic movement within the area Mrouid pose dangers to residents and small children. d. Heavy traffic flow on all three sides of the proposed site would definite]y pose a safety hazard to children whose play areas would be adjacent to the traffic. 1F PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 18, 1983 _ PAGE 5 3. Depreciation of home values a. Loss of beautiful trees b. O�plexes and multiple dwel]ings are not as carefully maintained in general as single family homes. 4. Burden on homeowners a. Sewer and water mains are not equipped to handle such a large tncrease in popu�ation in such a smal� area. A sewer back-up problem a7ready exists. 5. Increased density would not be consistent with urban and city planning which is designed to protect the quality of residential iife. 6. Residents bought homes with the knowledge this property was zoned R-1, and they want the area to remain R-1. Ms. Bystram, 6533 Lucia Lane, stated her concern was with off-street parking. Besides the i4 units with possibly two cars for each unit, there are also going to be guests. Sometimes it is easier to park on the street, and the only p7ace to park would be on Lucia Lane. With the apartments north on Lucia, there is ample parking, but still there are cars parking on the street. That had to be stopped with "no parking" signs in front of the homes. Ms. Schnabel asked if there was guest parking within the interior of the development. � Mr. Deblon stated that according to the first draft plan, there is no guest parking, but some areas have been discussed for guest parking. Ms. Irene Haedtke, 6540 Lucia Lane, stated she would be very unhappy if she was "boxed" in by this development. There are beautiful trees on this lot, and in looking at the drawing of the development, she knew there would not be one oak tree left on that lot. Single family homes would be fine, because some of the trees could be saved. For ecology reasons, she did not think the deveiopment was feasible. Mr. Eugene Lane, 1132 Mississippi St.. stated he has lived in Fridley for 32 years. In the morning between the hours of 6:00 and 9:00 and between 4:00 and 7:00 in the afternoon, the intersection at Mississippi and Highway 65 is very busy. It is not feasible to put that much additional new traffic onto Mississippi. Mr. Henry Melcher, 6500 Pierce St., stated he would like to reinforce what the residents have already said. At 7:00 a.m, he has trouble making a left hand turn onto Mississippi. At 3:00-5:00 p.m,, the cars are backed up past Lucia Lane past his house to get through the Mississippi/Highway 65 intersection. Mr. Timo had talked about the great number of accidents at this intersection, and Mr. Melcher stated this could be reinforced by iooking at the police reports. Mr. Mel cF�er stated he and his Nife paced tFu'� are.a oft. and t} tfii s deve7 opment � went into this area, there would virtually not be any oak trees ieft on thP lot. He stated tfiis is also too high a density to put into this area. 1G PLANNING COt�1IS5I0N MEETING MAY 18 1983 � PAGE 6 Mr. Cory Bystram, 6533 Lucia Lane. stated his house would be facing the back end of the two double bungalows. He stated he has been delivering papers for six years, and �e knows a little about what people leave in their back yards. He did not think they should have to look at these back yards and what might be left there. If there is only one garage for each unit, where are people going to store their lawn mowers, equipment, bicycles. and other things people usually store in a garage? Mr. Joe Randall, 1210 Mississippi St., stated his family was involved in an acci- dent at the intersection of Mississippi and Highway 65. He stated he rides the bus and has a difficult time crossing Highway 65 to catch the bus. It is a highly congested area. The oak trees are fantastic. He would like to see this area stay zoned residential as the zoning canmission originally said. Ms. Bystram, 6533 Lucia Lane, stated that in hearing the price range of the condo units, there is likely to be a lot of families with small children. She did not see any additional planning for play areas for these children. Mr. Dean Thomas, 6550 Lucia Lane. stated he also agreed with everything that has been said. He would be very unhappy to see this development. It is too many people in too small an area. and they would lose'the beautiful trees. Mr. Darrel Goerdt. 6610 Lucia Lane, stated earlier in the meeting Mr, Deblon had mentioned the deep lots and whether any of the owners of these lots would consider subdividing their lots in the future. He stated he bought his lot because it is e deep lot, and he would never consider subdividinq it. Mr. Erickson stated that some of the remarks he had heard seem to imply that second class citizens will 6e going into this development. He disagreed 100�. There will be a homeowners' association which �as very rigid rules, so there will not be any trashy back yards. The maintenance is all hired out and none of the owners have any responsibility for the upkeep. Ms. Gabel stated she agreed with Mr. Erickson. It has been her experience that homeowners' associations do a very good job in maintaining a condo project. She also agreed with the comment that with the price range, these units will probably be first family homes and starter homes, and there probably would be a lot of children. She thought the idea of a play area shou7d 6e considered in the proj ect. Mr. Erickson stated he r►rould be paying a large park fee and he felt that was adequate. He thought the bulk of the buyers will be empty nesters, retired people. This is based on the flow of buyers that are turning up in the different condo projects around the metropolitan area--Apple Yalley, Eden Prairie, North Oaks, Coon Rapids. Ms. Joyce Swanson, 6601 Lucia Lane. stated this was all pure speculation, and they really do not know who will nave into these units. This is an R-1 zoning, and there will be a density pro6lem, traffic problems, and sewer and water problems. There will be no oak trees. There will be cf�ildren. 7here will be parking on Lucia Lane, and people will be walking through back yards. 1H PLANNI��G COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 18,�1983 ' " ___ PAGE 7 Ms. Bystram stated that at this point, she thought they had to be realistic and maybe there needs to be some kind of balance. If this property was rezoned to R-3, was there any possibility of the developer reducing the nunber of units? She would like to see this as an option. ys. Schnabel asked Mr. Erickson if he ►rould consider reducing the number of units. Mr. Erickson stated he Nould not. MOTIDN BY A1S. GABEL, SE�CONDED BY 1�IIt. SABA� TO CLOSE TiIE PUBLIC XEARING ON ZOA MB3-03 BY L. ROBERT ERZCKSON. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZNG AYE� CHAIRWQNAN SCXNABEL DECIARED THE PU�LIC BEARING CLOSED JIT 9: ?D P.JU. Mr. Saba stated that one of the main objections expressed by the citizens was the sewer problem. Was there really a sewer problem? Mr. Deblon stated that was a question that would have to be answered by the Engineering Department. Engineering had not expressed any concern regarding this proposal. Routine maintenance is 6eing done continually on the sewer system. He stated he would check the record to see if there would be a problem as far as capacity.and get this information back to the Planning Comnission or the City Council. Ms. Schnabel stated the sewer problem should definitely be checked with Engineering. Also, no matter what development eventually goes on this lot, something else that should be checked with Engineering is wF�at tf�e County's intention is in terms of a right turn lane. Ms. Gabel stated she had to speak against the rezoning. She felt it was a spot rezoning. The zoning is inconsistent with tf�e neighborhood and the planning done over the years. She was also concerned with the sewer, and they needed more information about it. The traffic problems are obvious, but the biggest problem she had with it was the spot rezoning. Mr. Oquist stated he agreed with Ms. Gabel. It was spot re2oning; however, some- t6ing �ill be done Kith this property, and f�e did not think anyone would be putting in single family homes. He was also concerned about the traffic. Mr. Kondrick stated it would be great to be able to leave that property vacant; 6owever, they have to consider the overa'I1 good of the canmunity. Nousing is needed in the City. He liked the set-up of the homeowners' association. He also could not imagine anyone wanting to live in a single family home on this corner. He agreed that it was spot rezoning, but his main concern was the traffic. Mr. Saba stated he did not have as many objections with the spot rezoning, because he felt it would never be developed as R-]. He had a problero with the density. He would rather see the double bungalows facing Lucia Lane, and he would prefer to see two more double bungalows instead of the carriage-type homes. lI PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 18, 1983 __ PAGE S Mr. Oquist stated the other side of the issue is that the City needs to provide rvhat is called "affordable housing". and this is affordable housing. Ms. Schnabel stated she was concerned about the density. She felt it was more units than she would like to see go into this area. She, too,shared the concern about spot rezoning. 6ut also did not see single family homes ever going in there. Mr. Saba stated he ]iked the concept despite the objections. He could see a development like this going in there eventually, but with fewer units. Mr. Deblon stated he looked at the positioning of this development as creating a quieter environment for the homes on Lucia Lane. He stated the concerns expressed were very valid. but he thought this was a positive aspect of a develop- ment of this nature, MOTION BY PlR. XONDRICK, SECONDED 8Y XR. SABA, TO REC(aMMEND TO CITY COf1NCIL DENIAL OF REZONING REpUEST, 20A M83-03� BY L. ROBERT ERICKSON, TO REZONE TXE WEST XALF OP LOT d, AND ALL OF LOTS S� 6 AND 7� LiICZA LANE ADDITIDN� FRQM R-2 (SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING AREAS} TO R-3 (GENERAL PIULTIPLE FAI�lILY DWELLINGS) TD ALLOW TXE C�t�STRUCTION OF A Id-UNIT CONDQMINIUJ�! PRQTECT� Tj�E SANE BEING 1133-I105 MISSISSIPPI STREET 1V.E. Mr. Oquist stated the sewer issue and the County's plans for widening Mississippi and putting in a right turn lane should be resolved before this item goes to the�City Council. i1PON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTIJ�G AYE� CXAIRWCIMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE NOTION CARRIED iINANIAlOVSLY. MOTIAN BY I�1S. GABEL, SECONDED BY lIIt. SABA, TO RECENE INTO TXE RECORD THE LETTERS FROM RUSSELL 9URRIS AND JUNE JOXNSON AND THE PETITION FROF! CLARENCE TIMO, AND T�O FQFtWARD THESE ON WITA THE PlINUTES 1� CITY COVNCZL. • UPON A VOICE VOTE� JILL VOTINC AYE� CJ�AIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE MOTZON CARRIED UNANIJ►IOUSLY. Ms. Schnabel stated that on June 6. the City Council would set the public hearing for June 20. 2. OT �ALIT RE UES7: L.S. �83-01 MARGARET A. SEGER: S' e southerly Feet of Lot 1, Block 2, Spring Lake Parl i e, the same being 1650 La Road N.E. (Original L'oi - sborne Road N.E.) Mr. Deblon stated this w al hearing as required by the subdivision ordinance for a lot spli Mr. Deblon s this lot split was requested back in 1975. request came before t Planning Corr�nission and the Planning Cortrhission recomnended the R � Planning d� Zoning Commiasion City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N. E. Fridley, MN 55�+32 Centlemen: �� T � �� y � / . � � � I��r� . �� ' � 6600 Lucia lane Fridley 55432 Ha�v �? � 19g3 Inasmuch as I cannot attend your �eeting tonight, with reference to the property at Mississippi and Highxay 65. I Mould like to express �y thoughts on the satter. Lucia Lane has been soned for aingle family homes for aany years with Lhe �exception of the apartments on the north end of the Lane. I do not feel it to be proper to have a nultiple dr►elling of the size proposed for the corner propezty. I feel there xould be too �uch disruption of traffic because of the entryway on hississippi. Traffic g oing in elther direction xould be hampered Dy the cars going irito or out of the lot. I puxchased this home in the belief that thia xould remain a aingle-family area and would like it to remain so ao that ay property values xill not De affected. Ye have s lot of e�ctra traffic fron the apaztments and the KC Hall at the norLh end. Very t youxB, 7 ure H. hn (Mrs.) � � 1J � rs.� i9s3 1 K PEPITIOii��IIAL TAA �83-J�)._ _A?PJ 03JFCTIO�iS TO �ZONPTG R��J :S1' 'rp: CI1'Y Or^ FQT�L�'Y PLANNING W�ffSSIOV AND C1TY OOW�1+: � Me, as reaZdenLS of the City of ?�idley, Minnesota, do hereby protest the �oning requeat described i,i ZOA f�s3-03, for the iollowing reasons: 1. �bject re-zoning a��1lcaLiun is a reeuest °or SPOT zonin�: that i� Lo aay, the olacinR of Qeneral �ulti�ie rn�ellinR� iK-3i ri�ht in the �id�dle oi us ho�e- oxnara and citizens of �idley, totallv surrounded by residential single-fa.�nily lots soned ss 3-Z (aingle fa�nily dwellinq unita). 2. 1RA � FIC P.;03L�dS AND ?iAZA.TtDS : (a) The 'Kni�hts of ^olu�nbus �all� at the :Jorth end of Iucia Lane has a nu�nber of llinctions aoin� on at aIl ti�nes, and a21 vehicles r�turning from these functions as well as those fro�n the Lucia Lane A�art�nent car.►olex are routed South on Lucia Lane (th.ere beine no exit at the Yorth end) to �neet all traffic travelling �.ast and i�Test on iriississiopi Street, alr�ady kr�w:� for its oongestion �roblems at this ooint. (b) The HiQhway �55 anA Mississ!�oi Stree�sn��ne��onT�nkawhataa greaterrhazard �eany aerious (and so�ne fatal) acci�lents at t �uld be created i±' increase�i Lra!'tYe atte�rotin�r to :naka a left turn fro�n the i�est onto the oro�osed aite �uld cotlide with traf'_'ic qoinE'aesterly tryinQ to racc+ for the green li�!�t at the iearrendinon�oftTg°flcyheaAed in �an5iasterlYSdirection�for� there is the danRer of r 8 the sa�e reasons! (c) The driveway area within the vronosed coMnlex Weuld be like a hu¢e oarkinQ lot, tirit!� oossiblv not �eno�s¢h roo�a to sa!'ely accomo�iate uo to 29 vehieles (assu-lir.g an avera�e of 2 ve�:cles/cars ver livin� u:iit). �'affic aove�nent within the area w�uld oose dangers to residents, esneciallq saall childrent (d) Heaw traffic� `.1ow on all three' sides=�egsh�uld beead3 cent�todthef trafiic. �ose � aafety hazard Lo children Whose vlay 3. ffrFiECIATION 0? �0:� YALZJ�S: (a) Loss of� � e�uldebe built three beauti�I singlesfa,mi�ly homesta�nongtthe area, where ot Lrees to re�nain oomoatible with surrounding residences. (b) Dualexes and �ultinle dwellin� units are r�ot as careflilly maintained in general as are sin�le fa�,.ilv ho�aes anc3 lawns, gs is de�nonstrated by an exs�a;.nation of e�dsting structures in =ridley and surrounding c��n.�unities. 4. �TRA?N ON &0:'�0: �JY�S: (a) gc�wer an� xater enair.s are riot equivoed to handle asch a large increase in pociulation in such a s:�all area: slready a sewer back-u� orobie�t exists at tF.e intersecLion. �:ulti-units Would cr�ate exoensive replace+nent coats or water and sawage :�ains plus r.►aintenance thereof. s. Zncreased density �ould not be oonsistent with urban and city planning which ia designed Lo protect the quality of residential life. 6. We all bouRht o•ir ao�es �i.th the knowlad¢e that t eT 1��on (si�^►edlb�aenoreg ta+ai2y dsrel2ings), a»d as has been stated in an earl pe t�tian 2$0 area resideats), are still xant the uea to 3.�.F'riAL'J c'i�l• I<[:�)� � � ll May 18, 1983 Objectians to prq�osed buildings bo be oantsvcted rn the lot bordered by Lucia Lane and Mississippi Sts., and Highway 65. l. S�ot Zoning 2. Traffic oongestion - pxit on Mississippi St. would be hazardous. I have a hard time getting aut of my driveway nvw! 3. Cood ar poor oo�struction and oost per unit rental or hm�.�owner. 4. Sewer prablems - Burris and Iane are on dead end sewer l�e City has to back flush this fran time to time to keep sewer line open. A separate direct sew�er line to Lucia lane is a MUSP for which wie iianeawners w�uld be assessed on our taxes. 5. hfiat wnuld prevent an investor frc=n buying a unit and renting this out. 6. Garbage pickup - where wvuld cans be placed. 7. 14 Lmits prab�Iy would mean up to 28 cars. Hvw many children. 8. Back of vando would faoe Iucia Lane which would not enhanve the neighb�riiood. That wo�ild also mean children playing in backyard and running wt on Iucia Lane St. A few years back, the City of FYidley hired a reputable zor�ing oanpany, and paid good moa�ey for them to rezane Fridley. Said oa�ny confizmed the ariginal find.ings of Rl and reoatmended that this should renain as such, i.e. R1. Mr. Jofinson purd�ased this propexty as Rl scn�e tw�enty years ago an�d had �le time to deve].op this as it was so zoned. Why did Mr. Johnson hold this property this lcmg. Cauld it have been his intention to hold this property imtil values w�nt up and then try to rezone for a higher profit at the e�ense of all the hcmeo�ariers in the area. I�aw what this property sold for originally and I Iaivw that three resi- dential houses oould be built � this property and Mr. Johnson oould still realize a praper profit on his original inv�estznent. It has been the oonsensus of the hcn�ea�n�ers surrounding this prq�erty that three nice residential houses oauld be built an this property. This wr�uld the� solve the problem a�►oe and for all. � h�eo�mers w�ula be happy to see that this area be devel� as it should, according to the regulations and requirarnnts of the zoning oarmission. RUS.SELL L. BURRIS 1250 Mississippi St. I� FYidley, Mn. 55432 1M June 10, 1983 It was said, near the end of the Planning Commission hearing on May 19, 1983,in regard to Erickson building condominiums on Johnson Bros. R1 lots, that somethinq has to be done with that property. I went home and thought about that statement and I think he was right. Would it be wrong if we homeowners propose that Mr. Johnson build 3 houses on this property and settle this issue once and for all. Wouldn't it be better to satisfy 260 homeowners who have a concern about this R1 property and who are concerned about Fridley and how it looks. Or do we have to continue to fight to protect our rights as homeowners who are concerned about what is built on R1 property that affects all of us in the area. We�realize that Mr. Johnson paid taxes on this property for many years but, if he wanted to protect his investment in these 3 lots, houses should have been built on this property a long time ago. All of us homeowners also pay taxes which have increased considerably over the years. When I bought my home in 1952, taxes were $132.00 a year. Now taxes have increased to $I,475.00 a year. All of us homeowners in the area.are concerned and want homes built on this R1 property as it is so zoned. We think that if Mr. Johnson cannot realize the profit he expected to make on this property, this is not our fault. He bought R1 property and R1 means that only homes are to be built o►n the property. RUSSELL L. BURRIS 1150 Mississippi St., NE Fridley, Mn. 55432 - ,�„�.� �.�...� ..�...... � �..... �. � 1N I ZOA �83-03 L. 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LUCU 1�tL ADDTTIOM 1�G � � W Z � d � � � FOR CONCt1RRENCE BY TNE CITY CAUNCII APPOINTMENT - ENERGY COMMISSION Tabled - - ENERGY COMMISSION APPOINTEE � TERM EXPIRES 4-1-84 RESIGNING MEMBER Jerry Cichosz 1509 Tempo Terrace N.E. (Resigned 10/19/82) 4-1/85 Todd Tessmer 6890 Channel Rd. N.E. (Resigned 5/23/83) 2 �� oannapcs �o. AN ORDDIA�ICE IINDER SBCTION 12.07 OF THE CIT2 CHARTER TO 9ACATE STREET3 AHD 11LLETS ABD TO ♦MBND APPBNDIZ C OF T� CITY CODB. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as folloWS: SBCTION 1. For the Vacation of a street dedication described as follor►s: The East 130.70 feet of 5�1th Avenue lying ilest of the iiest line of �th Street and betr►een Blocks 12 and 13, Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville. Be and is hereby vacated ezcept that the City of Fridley retains an easement in the South 30 feet for drainage and utility purposes. : SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance With Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.0? of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code ahall be so amended PASSED AND ADOPTID BY THE CITY COONCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1983 NILLIAM J. NEE - !lAYOR eTTEST: SIDNEY C. II�MAH - CITY CLERg Publie Hearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publish: sAV #83-ot 2/2/3/31 i � a ��,�i�i . �l��r�� ..t�� : Flei�4� � n.+ ' 3A SAV �Y83-01, PETITION N0. 4-ts.. �� i �;�,.M►►,nan R � V�govi h �� :�! ! / : U � �� .: . • , � � l ' ----+—r � ` - - - -� � a.+�.�► a..� .� �t'� • •' --`.T, • � ' - �. ' • � : . " � �.: ` � � i ��!�� . . � � _' ;� ..' k %� .' �� , 4� :- � � •. \•• , .' i � . \ r �. � j , - - , �, :� ��j . L� �� , .� . _ _ �' "'� ��.�.,�e - ! � r �` ��,�' � . .. . �, � ' . � • f : +' �� ' •� . , —..r.�,�� ; � �, � o • _ , • '' a,: ' +." •� ��° -- � - -=�s� •i o � � ' : i ' . � � � � j .� _•'' _•— •1 �.�.'_` ` S : i 1. � . � . � . '� , . � . 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Jc W ) D{F�ECTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS Revision of Building Code Chapter Naeim il. 206 1Z7 Ci 4 MEMORANDUM � We have re�►ritten the City Suilding Code, Chapter 206 to adopt the 1982 State Building Code aad Appendix E, "Optional Automatic Fire Suppression Systems , upgrade our electrical permit iees schedule, add a plaa review schedule and staadardiae the Certificate of Occupancy b Compliance and surface water drainage itema vith the zoning code. Staff fias revieved the changes and submitted the following co�ents pertaining to Appendix E of the State Buildiag Code. Reco�end tbe City Couacil approve the draft chaage to our Building Code, Chapter 206. JGF/mc Attachmeat e ACTION � INFO. � !�!!0 T0: Jobn �lora� Public Yorka Dir�ctor l�10 FRON: Darrel Clark� Chief Building Ofticial !�!!0 DATE: Jul� 15, 1983 1ECARDIHG: lppeadiz B, State Builaing Code �ttached ia a copy of �ppendiz E of t6e State Building Code vhicb ia an optional cbapter, bowever if adopted� it oan �ot De altered in its eontezt or application. Plea�e note tbat 12 occupancy claasificatioas are liatsd. ?o briefly define ita inpact; it Mill require tbat any residential Duilding, larger tban a 12 uait apartsent� or any commercial or induatrial office, larger tban 2000 sQuare feet� De apritilclersd. My purpo�e in Dringing thia to �our attsntioa ia �uat to clarif� its all encompasaiag iQpact. DGC/�h CC: Sob •ldricL �:TACH: i 4A 48 Department of Administration . Buiiding Codes and Standards Division Adopted Rules Governing Amendments to the State 8uilding Code E�titled Proposed Optional Appendix E Automatic Fire Suppression Systems Rul� •s Adopttd 2 MC'AR f �• ��20 Optionsl pro�•isions �or instsllstion ot oo•premixs fire wppression systems- A. pury+�•.c. 1?�i. n�l� :IUTAt►ry/�♦ d(►IN1f1:/I rl'lt\I�N/f1� %N lil� i�.�.dI.111�N1 11I� lM•(1t�fl11K♦ lir� wM+r�..i.�o .��trm. m nrw cw�.�ru�li.M. 11 i. im�nJcJ ta allr�iat� in.rca.inE JrmanJ. fi�r aJJnia�.�l firc wppr�..iae t�..wr�r. �� qav►�n� •r mum:i�.dii� p► aJ��+� Ihe ��+In►n:d �+ra�i.H•n. ��f IAi. rvk ha.cJ an i�. I.k:d Ar� .u�pr...a►e car:�h�b�i�.. �1. A1uni.ipal u�tian. 'I�A� .prin{,I.r.),I�m rr�uiicn�rnl. in C'. may h. aJupirJ Miihuut �h:mEr h� � muni:i�.d�� . 11 �h�� tr iJ�K►�cJ. thc nquircmrnt. arr a��li:.�hk �hr.�u�h�Kn thr muni:�p.�lii� I�a ncw M�il�lin�..:wlJui.�n. �u huil�hn�.. an.l hu�l�hn�:. l��i Mhi.l� th� a►.ur.u�i� il.�..di:al��►n i. �hangrd. C. R�yuir.m�m�. 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IK117 �tt (V117. ur uthrr pru�•i.�um ul th� �I�IC I+uiW�ng :�Ml�, awama�ic .�rin�.l�r .�.tem. withi� Jw�lhn� uni�. in apanmrm iw•cu�an:ir. ar� ran.iJ�r�J �um�lr�� wh�n �.HC:l�an i. p��►�iJrJ i� all h.�hit.�hl� ��M�m.. l3uilding uRi��l.. in �un�urrcn« wi�h Ih�ir fi�r ch��l'�. m�) a�cr�t allrrn�lc s)�1cm.M+l iu�� h+��;.+w1e MA�:h h:+�t firc pn►Irrla�n ca�+af+ilhic. cqu��alcnt ta y�l�m• wh�.h c�►n►�h with 11.�nd.�rJ �K•1 ��1 tAt Umfurm BuilJ�ng CuJc. 12. Grou� R•1 he►ieh �nJ mu�el. v►ith B,VNI ur mur� En►.. �q. Q. uf area or Mi�h Fur.l n�c►m. a� lhrcr ar m�ac A�w.n. KEY: PRUPOSED RUI.tiS SECTION — Unde�l�nint inJic��es ydd��iun+ tu exi.�ine rult lan�ua`e. Sif+kt �+ �nJi�e�t dcle�ions from e�i.tinQ rult lan�tuage. If a pru�w�ed ruk is toully nev►. U i� Je�ig�eted "sll new• m��eri�l." AU()PTED RULES StCTION — Under6ning �ndica�es aJJniun. W propu.ed ruk lan�u��e. Sltii�e e�M� indicyte Jele��un� from prupu.ed rule lan�u�ge. �CITE 7 f.R. 1S1!) sTATE REGtSTER. MONDAY� APRIL 1!, 1,�� PAGE 1S1! 4C MEMOxArtnurt , � Date: July 1S, 1983 To: Bob Aldrich, Fire Chief SUBJECT: John Flora Memo (dated 7/13/83) From: �,Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager Revision of Building Code Chapter 206 and RE: "Optional Automatic Fire Suppression Systens" Code Please make sure that re give the City Council an extensive report on the impact of adopting "Appendix E- Optional Automatic Fire Suppression Systems", With the potential savings in the long run, along with a cost effectiveness rational on this proposed regulation, so that tlie Council can make an objective decision. The Council might wish to give it to some subcommittees or may xant to call public hearings to seek input from the people Nho Mould be affected by this code. NAtQ/ms � MEMORANDUM 4D 1�0: Nasim ii. Qureshi. City Manager TROM: Robert D. Aldrich. Fire Cheif DATE: July 1S, 1983 SUBJECT: Adoption of Appendix E.� U.B.C.� Optional Auto Fire Suppression Systems For many years since the adoption of a State-vide Uniform Building Code in its present form, that being a minimum/maximum code� fire officials have been vorking to secure some method of upgrading fire protection standards in their ovn communities. Most fire offic3als vere adamant in their opposition to the State Department of Administration determining vhat level of risk each community vas going to have to accept. Fridley adopted a Fire Limits Ordinance that restricted areas unless automatic sprinklers vere provided. This vas later removed by deleting the authority of the city to set fire limits. Appendix E is designed to allov local government much more latitude in fire protection requirements and the Appendix as drafted very closely resembles the Brooklyn Cencet ordinance. The Brooklyn Center ordinance vas passed very shortly after the adoption of the State Building code and it can be seen that it has not been a detriment to the co�unity development. The City of Bloomington also has a very restrictive ordinance that has not adversely affected grovth of the coffinunity. The sutomatic sprinkler system has compiled a truly remarkable record throughout theiT history, 95X of the fires in sprinklered occupancies are controlled by less than S sprinkler heads operating. The record will also shov that there has never been a fatality in a sprinklered occupancy of a person not actually a part of the fire. . * Installation of sutomatic sprinkler systems cost in the range of 5.90 to S1.50 depending upon a rumber of factors such as sophistication of the system. type of constructfon. rev construction or retrofit. ?hese costs are offset by insurance premium reductions that range as high as SOx. ?b st sprinkler systems will amortise themselves in less than ten years. Factors such as type of construction� fire load of the building, special hazards. and system design a21 affect the final insurance rate set for a given occupancy. Another important offset is the ability of the co�unity to almost freeze its fire protection system at the level in existence at the time of adoption of the standards. It can be further noted that fires occurring in sprinklered occupancies are much smaller than in unsprinklered occupancies, business interruption is less and atructural damage is very little. It is a well established fact that �ost small businesses suffering damaging fires don't return to busiaess or becsuse of the urgency of keeping custamers. they ate forced to quickly relocate and it is generally to another community. Strite- * Yer Squsre FooL M e m o z a n d u� July 15. 1983 Page 2 Adoptioa of Appendix E., O.E.C., Optional /Wto Fire Suppression Systems . Arderaon is a cse in point; they very quickly zelocated in Fridley aftes.a disa�terous fire in �inneapolic. In summary, the adventages outveigh the disadvantages- The city csn expect fever serious fires in those occupaacies. � Life safety is enhanced. ?ax revenues are protected. Additional co�ittment of the city's limited economic resources will not be required as building ovners vill be assuming a portion of fire protection costs of their buildings. Businesses vill be protected by reduction of tisk taking. Sprinkler systems tend to be self amortizing. The negative aspects ate chiefly in the additional costs of construEtion and the threat of someone choosing to locate in a community not having adopted the Appendix. This vill become increasingly difficult as the metro area communities adopt the standard. a number of which have already adopted the requirement. I strongly reconmiend the adoption of the requirement by tbe City Council. BA/mc 0 0 4E �. - lIRE DEPARTlgNT ZIElIOSApDO�I. �.. Memo To:� Xasim Quresbi. City Maaa�er a3-7-2 lso� :�obert D. Aldricb. lire Chief �•�� Date t Jui� 19. 1983 Subject: Spziakler Ordiaaace Datil adoptioa of the 1980 edition of the U.s.C.� Ordinance 296 of the citq code vae enforceable. This vas co�only referred to as the Fire Limite Ordinance. ?his ordinance accomplished two objectivee. one vas to prohibit the uae of combuetible construction vithin the "fire limits" unlese •prinkled. �ad secondlq. building •ise was limited to the most =eatrictive regulation for the type of conetruction being used. All exceptions provided in the code for space azound buildings wa6 deleted. Coasequently� the choices available to developers vere to provide •prinkleze for ualimited areas oz coastruct fire valls to divide the building in compartments withia the area limitatioa�. I have included a table comparing the old �taadard to•tbe nea standards and also the pzovi�ion• of Appendi�c E. A possible solution to aay strong feeling in oppoaition to the adoption of Appendix E could be an inclusioa into the zoning code of a•ection that embodied the provisions of the old "fire limita" requirement. Thie vould again provide the developer the option of either fire walls or •prinklers. If you feel that thi� i• a viable alternative I vould be moet happy to prepare the necessary materiala. RDA/cmf 0 4F 1 0 0 3 Ordinance 296 1 Hr. Nct Reted 1 Places of Assembly 22�500 Offices 13.500 9.000 Warehouses� Retail. 13�500 9.000 Manufactorq Educational 15�200 10,100 Repair Garage 13.500 9,000 Apt. Bldgs.2 23.625 15.827 1 Fire Resistive Constructioa 2 Fire Limits requiremente iacluded 3 Conatruction Types III � IV used Yresent 1 Hr. Not Rated 29,900 13.500 12,000 18,000 12�000. 20,200 13.500 5,600 3.700 13.500 9,100 4G Appendix E (In Sq.Ft.) All 8�500 2,000 8�500 3,000 8�500 0 ortnn�xcs no. ♦M ORDI�AIICE IDOPTI�G l AEY CHAPTBR 206 BI�TITLBD BIIILDZIG; �liD REPBALIiG THE OLD CHAPTER 206 OF ?BE FaIDLBT CI?T CODB I� ITS BNTIRLTT 20b.01 BDILDDG CODE TDe Minnesota State Building Code, ��ab�+,hed cLrsuant to Minnesota 4*st»tav ��,g� throu�Qh 16.869, oae copy of which ia on file in the office of tbe�City Clerk of Fridley, Minneaota� is LereDy adopted by reference aa the Building Code ot tha City of Fridley and iacorporated in thia ordiaance as oompletely as it aet out in tull. 1. The 1980 Edition of the State Building Code �,s amended bv nronos� r��1es D�bl{shed �n the State Register dated 11122/82 and adonted in the ,��te ReQister dated 2/21/8� adoDts bv reference the follovina eodes: � 1062 Edit{on of the Uniform Buildina Code ��P^*_�!'ts!� aa "UBC": $ ]9B1 E ition of the National Electri�al �-^�+p !�±�-^-t�r♦.d �+_ �NEG":_ _ � � . . � :_ _ �. _ . - . • ��` • �l_��. - . _ �. Y. �_ . � . . � . � � � • - - } , � 1 Y }.} - � • - � _ �� . � _ • . - - � � ti r � � 1 • _ : t r��1 • • • • • 1 : i - • t - � - � I " 1 • �: }-' 1 � r�� c t } _ . • T " � - } f ' • 1 � • } } _ _ } • � • 1 � • ' • ' � - • � } • _ � 1 1�- - _ t ` � • _ • f - ; • � - - _ • { � � . • •• •�' • u�•- -• - -} • �_ =j• .��_ • • � : • ! _ - . - } - • - M. i i • 1 •/� } • y 'j •� �1�• • •f r Y . � 1 ' � • - Y__ � _ - • • � � � u - y . - • • } .'} -� �i '1 11 � • 't Y ;t '1•�• • _ - • y�� _ � - • � } - - - : � • • - - • • - • ♦ } - - - • � � : • • � • - } - • r ; i � } • : f y : i 1: � � �ppendicea: In additioa to the above� eertain Appendices� Standarda and Supplemental material referenced ia tbe State Building Code are herebq adopted by reference as part of the Building Code of the City of Fridley and incorporated inLo this ordiaance aa completely aa it aet out in full, 4H Building Code 206-1 Buildin9 a°� includiag but not limited to tbe follaring: �. Technical Requirementa for Fallout Sbeltera, identilied aa SBC, Appeadiz "�" H. oariations in Snow Load�� ideatified as Minne�ota State Building Code� Appendiz "B• C. �S7S ]q82 IIaitorm Building Code� Appendiz Chapter 35 D. riinnesota PlumDing Code� •ppeadiz "H• tl 3� Optional �ppendiws: The folloaing Appendices� Standards and Supplemeatal materiala are not a mandatory part ot Lhe Ninnesota State Building Code but are adopted by reference for the City of Fridley and are incorporated into thia ordinaace a� completely a� if aet out in lull: A. !�linne�ota State Buildiag Code •ppendiz •C". •bDreviationa aad addresses of Technical Organizatioas. B. �S7! ]982 IIBC wppeadiz� Cbapter� 1t� Aa� X�� L_Z,.�� 55 �d 70 C. Ninnesota Plumbing Code. lppendicea C i D D. Flood Proofiag Regulationa� Sections 201.2 through 208.2 p Minnesota State Buildieg Code An�endiz "E" Optional Automatie Fire S�onression Svstema, 2MCAR 1.10020. • _, .� :,. } . � �: . _� .� . t: :� . }_ � ._ � _ }. :} . � �_ .. _ � . • - _ - . • - � - � � � _ • - � - 1 � • • } : • � - � • � � - • • : � � . � _ � � • - • � � � : � • r�� - • � - - f � • _ • - - • • ■ 1 � � � • f = � � : • � _ 1 • } t - I _ • • • - 1 - • - - � � - • • t = � � u � - 1 • - � _ � : � - - - - • t _ • _ 1 = - � - - � ' t } - � � - � � ' � � • } _ • - • � _ � • • } • ' 206.02 CO�FLICTS In tha event of aaT coaflict between Lha proviaiona ot thia Dy the provisions of this Cbapter and applicable provisiona rule� or regulatioas, tbe latter ahall prevail. 206-2 Code adopted of State lar� 41 Contliots 206.03 PERMIt FBffi The issuance of permit�, oonduction of in�pection� aad collection of fsea sball be aa provided tor in Chapter 3 ot Lhe IInttorm Building Code. Section 304, paragraph (D) ia amended to read •...ezcept on occupaacy groupa R-3, the plaa check tee ahall De 25i of the Duilding permit fee.• ?be tes acbedules aball be aa follows: 1_ Plan Reviex Fee�: .!� r . : � . � . . , „ . � = � —_ �-_ �_ •- � }_ . .�, } _ : � : �. . - . � . r - � � .. - � - e : - • - _ • � • } ' � ' t - _ } _ • • • � __ • . � - � _ • � � - _ - • , • • • � • � � 1 • � - � � 1 � 1 • • } : 1 - � . • - _ • • • } 1 - � - • _ • } - 1 � • = 1 _ � • • � : • . • u - • • � - _ - • - � � • • - • - � t = • • } : • - � � � : _ • - • � � . � - . • � -_ � • � • � - • • � • ' • � : . � _ • • � - • 1 = - � � - 1 1 } ' ' � - � _ � . . f � _ � • � . • - - � • } -_ ' • • � _ • • � _ • - • - • • } - • � } . 1 • • } _ � " • u • • � • - - _ � �� Building Perait Peea: roru. vu.��i FES =1.00 to =500.00 .................=10.00 =501 to ;2,000.00 ................=10.00 tor the fir�t =500.00 plua =1.50 for each additional ;100.00 or fraction thereof, to and including =2,000.00 =2,001 to =25,000.00 ..............=32•50 tor the firat �2,000.00 plu� =6.00 for each additional =1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including =25,000.00 =25�001 Lo =50,000.00 .............=170.50 tor the tirat =25.000 plus =4.50 tor each additional =1,000.00 or tracLioa thereof, to and including =50�000.00 =50�001 to �100�000.00............=283.00 for tbe first =50�000 plus =3�00 for eacb additioaal =1.000.00 or fraction Lbereof, to and including =100,000.00 =100,001 aad up ...................=�33•00 for the firat =100�000 plu� ;2.50 for each additional =1�000.00 or fraetioa t6ereof qJ Per�it Fees Plaa Re�le� lees Building Pee�it Fees 206-3 Permit Fees t 3a. Plusbing Pe�l.t Fees: HiTl�miim Fee�� Each Fizture ..................................._ Opening Future Fixture ........................._ Old Openiag, Nerr Fixture ......................._ Beer Dispen�er ................................._ Blox Oft Basin ................................._ Catch Basia ...................................._ Rain Water Leader .............................._ 8ydraulie Valve ................................_ Sump or receiving Tank ........................._ Yater Treating Appliance .......................s 8ot Yater Heater�� OTHER .......................................... a � liechanical Per�it Peea: A. Residential FF�R �0 •�Q 5.00 3•50 1.50 �.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 q.00 5.00 . is of value of fizture or appliance Minimum Fee ...................................._ Furnace ........................................_ Ga� Range ......................................_ C78.S Dryer.�� Ga� Piping ....................................._ Air Conditioaing ..............................._ OTHER .......................................... FES 10.00 20.00 10.00 �0.�0 10.00 10.00 1x of value of appliance 8. Commercial Minimum Fee ....................................= 10.00 Allilork .......................................1� of val ue of appliance �{ �,,, Bleetrical Persit Feea: �I��Ltt�ttZ/pEtdix/tld�l�dN�tIZ/lbE/LNdb!/tl�1/�d�xlQ/ISt/xM!/�x�L�/L�l�xtt�lX �bdtA/Ett��zii�/l�d�d�bz/1B�I �880/�6ixK/�K!/��E�xtdri/bt/dl�t�i;[�/�Et'�diL/tdd di/x�d/EdZ��t�/�t�JIB,1001/�'!a/�!/�dx�Zl�Ef'�ix/tE�/bt/tbttt/Q6II�t'�/�(�N0�1801 tbf/�iri�I�/f�ItZ�/t��tAlt'1�l1 _ ,,, . _ _ - � . . � • _ t • • _ _ • _ � _ . . . . .,� -} - - � �_ � •r e• ,- - .r_. . . } }: . . ! . .. ZOfr-4 � �luabing Perait Feea Meehanical Perait Feea Eleetrieal Perait Pees �- , -. � - t . . . . . . . } � . , _ . . , : , . _ (1) Minimu fee f9r each senarate in�nection of �n inatallation. rg,plaeement, alteration or renair limited to one insnection onl°....=18.88 11S.00. l21 Servicea, ehanaes of serviees t�mnorarp serviees, addition�. slterations or reDairs on either �rimarv or secondarp �er ee� �hall be comnuted seoaratelv. D xd �188 ��lt'� �i��l1Lf ... =7�ee. �01� x� �d! idltddt� 28e t4plt� l�p�diLf... ;BtBA• A to and includir►¢ 200 amnere �aDacitq... 115.p0. For each additional 100 ameere eaoaeity or fra�tion thereof...=a�se SS•OA. � . � .. . � - . � . . � . . . �_ ._ �,. . ._ e � �: -. .�, . --.- _�. � • �: �- . .��- � . . . .-. . � t . �� 0 to and inclLdin� �0 ��ere ea�acitv...�tlZS �4.00 (Maximum number of 0 to 3Q amnere circuits to be naid on i�_�0 in anv one cabinet.) '�1 to and includina 100 am�ere caDaciLq,,,�J�lg� =6.00. For each additional 100 ampere eaeaci�y or fraction thereof...�1100 ��.00. �(�J ?!�! �6�X��d� t!E �d � t�[t�6/rE�[d ltft� 1fdtl/t11�� i�SE�ddtd� t"l�d��E�ilEi �II�tlri �� I�txEd t� �1E0 �E�'d �d��tEtxtl �23L8d. rx�� r��x,�a�e ��x a�t�t�E�� f�ld�t�, ��[�'ldix�� tt�txdt!! �tdd l,Qd��Etlx. ?H��/��ti�Ud ��pZtE� ttri�ti xri! t�t�6�rE�d id �ttE/ �S � �iri�� 1d�dl�[xidd. ?�I! rd� ld�t`tltix �Exe/tiAa tAd d��!lbtSd!lxtd� �6E�ti�d At xn! t�� t�f�L �dl� �t! E�tE/�x tt'd� i11��E�xtdd ��id d�zlttailulxidd dt i�¢!lt�� ZtEl. �tti ?�E �s��ti�bd�i tEE b�! � t�t�dxl�Id [ti�"� ifd�Idi�l�� t�il�dd�d� tE��Ql�EY ��St�)S 1d ��iix�d xd t8e i�pEts Etp��tZf...�aT�lOD. �nts �det�eee� �tt eet��rtee�, teeaeta,t e�te��x�,t tx�x�,�ee �,�e EQd��iEtlLl TdZd x6p !dt'�"E�ix �EZ�t'ttl� itld d��E61iA�ElLiti� �6Eiti! dd xlS� t[�� t�dt'd ¢6I� tt�'6 E�tl��x t�dd 1��lEZt61i t�i/ d�xtt�itiix�dddt ��l�pE�xib�d tEE�. tai ?M� ��ti�� t!d 6d ��trl�I6 tt�tlt d�E�Itti� �l�il� �fb �KBIEd it ��it 4 L 206-5 Permit Fees Abr dfEt t00 ��Etd �E��dlt ?!!i� �dl�ddE! alt�/�lE� tdEdE,t'a ��dfx�� tt�txdt�E� i�id Eqrtt�tiE�. �'Ki� Zdx�I t�d Otd�►�d�� tdt �ldx /!bt/ L�l�i xri�'E� lal td�id idd�E�xtE� �ti/ �6�id tid�I �dd�Elxidl! �Et' d�6ll�i� �dAix�dti�[� �dd�Edx�bd� �1ddZA Ibb �x xl�d tE��ilpl�tidd t�cxe. ..- .� �_ �- �• - -- � �� t. �� ,.- : .. , r - . �. . ., t � } . � . ,,.• - � - � r � . . � � �_-.. _ •. �• i_ �_ �• - . � � � � . � � , . - _ _ . : } -. ._�. . ., - � } .- f. �. �__} . � .- .� le) Naximum tee on an aoartment buildina sh�ll not exeee� ;J(6100 ='�0 00 Der dwelling unit for the first 20 units and �1tJfl5D �?,�00 D�.�L�11LrlB uni� for the balance of unit�. A tvo-f�ily t�rLt (dLOlex) maximum fee cer unit as ner sin¢le lamily dr►ellina. - M� � , . � � . .� � - � - •� :� •� � • :� �_ -�•- • � + -- .� ,.. ,. .. }: ,• -. :, . �� . � . } � _ ,. ,�, �� .- } :.. .�- � .. ., ,_ .. _ (1) A char,ge of �LSD =1 00 vill De made for eaeh liahtina standard. }_ _ . �� -•: - � :r- -�•- • . e_ �: � � ._ ._ . �. .- -. t � .��. �: � - � :.. .� } :.. -� • _+• - } - . . : � � : � . . . _ � _ . � � . _ - -._ - „ �� .- . � . • : r• t • :: �� . �. . � . f : � _ � . _ - � . r � •• 1 1� � • _ � • • � � _ : � • _ . � - • i _1- _}• • }- :� -}- •�� -. '�i 11 }- �1 �� • •� �- -• �_ } � � • - � _•• •�. �/ _ •� �- :• 1 =- • ! � - - • • . ! f 1 � - _ - ' • � } - l } - u • - • � _ _ � _ _ � • 1 - 1 � • 1 - ' •��• -• �1 •- � - � • • - � } _ • - _ � � -. � 1 � � : • • • } - � 206-6 4M pe=mit Fees �. � } } • - • _ - � = � • - � - . � • f - � - _ � •_ 1 • } • - u � _ • } • * _ • • } � • � , } - ! � - • , } � 1 - � _ t . � ' • � • . , _ ' _ } • � • � . • } - } � • } t - � • � � - " • t • � • u • _ � / � � - • - � • _ • - • � - • � - ' • - • • M • - - = � • - • f = r 1 f - • - 1 - } • � • f ` � � • } • � - f • • n • } _ • _ } - - • � } • � • - ( • _ � _ - � - 1 : � • • • - - _ � - ' • • • - } } - = • • • � • - • - • _ • � • � u � . • � • � � - � � • } i • � • �� • t _ � _ . } - � � - - • � ' • • � ' • - • ! _ ! � 1 � • t • � • - „ } . • � . _ � • . � • - � � - - � . • • u • � - - • � : • - � f . . � � } • � • ' u } - • } • • - " 1 • � ' • � • } __ • • 1 - • 1 ��1 - 1 • • - - • . 1 / _ - 1 ! ' � ' • t 1 = } - • - • } • � _ 1 � , • } 1 -_ - � ' - • � • � • u � 1 � - • - . � � _ • - • • � - • � - • - • � Y - - - ! � •_ � • } - / 1 ' - • - 1 " 1 • ' • 1 - � ' �� •} • �' �•f •n• �_ •. �- -• � • _ � • • • f • _ / : f f f • • • � - ' • - • � � ' • � • � - � . _ • � • � • } • u � t : � : . 1 1 1 = • ' - � � ' • • } - • - • 1 _ 1 - t - • } • • � - � � • } 1 ' � - � • - � • - � � _ � _ � • u • • • � � • / - • • } - - • } � � • } � _ • - • • � • } • u � } _ � - • } . 1 t - 1 • } • n • � ' � . • � _ } ' . f ' _ � • } • � • • • _ • _ ! - • � ' � _ t • • • • - � - � - • - • - � - " - • - • � • • - • • - � _ } - • , � ' • • � • • � - } � _ • � • �� - � - � _ � � _ • - • • � - • � • _ • -. } • • • • - 1 • ! : � + " f - } : - - • - • } - • • - � _ � ' � - • - � - • _ • � • � _ � 1 � • �� • _ � - 1 - � • _ • � � a - � - • _ S� lso�ing of Dwelliag or Building Fee: The permit fee for tha moving of a dwelling or building ahall be in accordance xith the tollowing �chedule: For Principle Building ........................._ For Accessory Building ........................._ For moving through, xithin or out of the City ................................_ i Z� Yrecking Persit Fee: 206-8 80.00 20.00 15.00 A. For any permit for the wrecking of aay building or portion thereof, the fee charged tor each auch Du�lding included in auch permit aha11 be based on Lhe cubical contents thereof and ahall be at 40 Mo�ing Perait Fees YreakSag per�it Feea the rate of ona dollar and trenty-five ceata (;1.25) for each one thousand (1000) cubic feet or fraction thsreof.. B. For atructurea vhich would be impractical to cube, the wrecking permit fee aball De based on the total ooat of wrecking auch atructure at the rate of aiz dollars (=6.00) for each five hundred dollara (=500.00) or fractioa thereof. C. In ao ease a6a21 the fee charg�ed tor aay xrecking permit De le�a than fifteen dollara (=15.00). r$� Yater aad Sewer Feea: Hydrant Rental Agreement - Serviee Gharge ..............= 25.00 Yater Usage ............................................= 0.65I1,000 gallon� used WaLer Tap� .............................................=160.00 Street Patch - Fir�t 5 sq. yds .........................5125.00 Next 10 sq. yds ......................................; 12.50/sq.yd. Over 15 sq. yds ......................................= 6.25/aq.yd. Water Heter Repair - iieekend � Holiday� ................s 35.00 Water Connections Permit ...............................= 12.50 Sewer Connections Pe�it ...............................= 25.00 SeWer 0-Dapter .........................................= 5.00 8 g,, Laad Alterations, Ezca�ating or Gradiog Feea; 50 cubic yards or les� .................................� 10.00 51 to 10Q cublc yarda ..................................; 15.00 101 Lo 1�000 cubic yards ...............................= 15.00 for the tirat 100 cubie yarda plua =7.00 tor each additional 100 cubic �arda or fractioa thereot. 1,001 to 10,000 eubic yards ............................= 78.00 for the first 1,000 cubic yarda plu� =6.00 for eacD additional 1,000 cubic yard� or fraction thereof. 10�001 Lo 100,000 cubic yard� ..........................=132.00 for the first 10,000 cubic yards plus =27.00 tor each additioaal 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 100�001 cubic yards or more ............................i375.00 for tbe firat 100,000 cubic yard�. plua =15.00 for eacti additional 100,000 cubic yarda or fraction thareof. Peaai 4 P Watsr and Sewer perait Fee Land Alteratioa� Ezcavating or Grading Pees 2 06-9 Permit Fees � . � ►�� ): � • � . t � - • � � . t : � . } • � � - } • � • _ t'1r7� • . ! t - � - 1 = � f _ • • = / � � . - � - • - • } � _ � - � • } - } _ - - • � � � - - • - } - _ • • �� _ • � _ • • - 1 ' � _ ' � } - � � • • } _ � - � _ . f � ' } • � i = • • � � _ } _ _ ' • } _ � t - - � - � • n u - } - • • � • _ } • . � • � _ 1 � t = . 1 - � • - - � - / { _ ♦ • - - • - � • _ • • • f - ' i • • ' � • � • - - 1 � � f : _ � • _ 1 : � � } - • • 1 • • • : 206.0� REIISPECTIO� A rein�pectioa fee of fifteen dollars (=15.00) ahall De assessed tor eacb inspection or reinspection xhen ouch portion of work for wbich tbe in�pectioa ia called for ia aot comp2ete or whea correction� called for are not made. 1. This aection is not to be interpreted aa requiring reinapectio n feea the tir�t tima a �ob ia re�ected for failure to comply with the requirementa of tbi� Code� but a� eoatrolling the practice of calling for inapections before tha job ia ready for auch inspection or reiaspection. 2. Reinspection fees may be asae�sed vhen the permit card is not properly posted on tbe work sita. or the approved plans are not readily available for the inspectioa, or for tailure to provide aceess on the date and time for which inspeetion is requested, or for deviating from plans requiriag the approval of the Building Ofticial. 206.041 ♦PPLICITIO/ FOR REI/SPHC?IOr ilhere reinspection feea Dave been asaessed, no additional inspaction of the vork xill be performed until tLe required teea have been paid. 206.05 CBR?IFIC�TB OF OCCOPAICT 1. Except tor aingle tamily reaidential atructurea, a Certiticate of Occupaney statiag that all provisiona of this Ordinance have been tully complied with, sball be oDtained from the City: •. Before any atructure for which a building permit i� required ie uaed or occupied. B. Or before any nonconforming use ia improved or enlarged. 2. �pplication for s Certificate of Occupaacy ahall be made to the City vben the atructure or u�e is ready for occupaacy and xitbin ten (10) daya thereatter the City shall inspect auch atructura or use and if found to be ia eonformity vith all provision� of tbis ordinance� ahall aign and iaaue 206-10 4A Doublt Fesa Reinspection Fee Appli�atioa For Aainapection Certificats of Occupaac� a Certificate of Occupane�. . .,,. _} _ �= . . . _ �: � � � , t . . } . . . � _ t � . . t . � _ _ - . . ! . . - � _ . r r � - - r . _ � - - .�. .t . }- :. _ _ } .��. .� _ ;. . � . _. �_ - �- _�. �_„ - _ - t . . . _ } . . _ � . �, . . �_ � •. - ��-� � � �- .. _ .� . � .� . -t _ .��._� . . . .. . -� - . ._t .� � a � Change in Occupancy: A. The City �+ill be notified of any change ia awnership or occupanc� at the time Lhia change occura for all iadu�trial and commercial atructures within the City. 8. A aew Certificate of Occupancy � ComDliarLe will De isaued after aotiPication. A xtildxt�t�fE/AdlZdt t�rs�eet thirtp-five dollar �3�QQ1 fee will be assessed for this certiticate. K� Bziating Structure or Ose: A. In the case of a structure or use eatabliahed� altered� enlarged or moved� upon the iasuance and receipt of a Special Ose Permit, a Certificate ot Occupancy ahall be isaued oaly if all Lhe conditiona thereof ahal 1 have been aatisfied. B. UR�enever an inspection of an ezi�ting structure or uae la required for is�uance of a aew Certificate of Occupancy� a thirty-five dollar (=35.00) fee xill De charged. If it i� found that auch atructure or use does not conform to Lhe applicable requirement�, tbe �Lructure or use shall not be occupied until such time a� the atructure or use ia again brought into compliance xith auch requiremeata. 206.06 CO�TRACTOR�3 LICENSB3 It is deemed ia the interest of the public and the residents of the City of Fridley that the work involved in building alteration and construction and the installation of variou� appliancea aad service facilitie� in aad for said building� be done only by individuals, firm� and corporations that bave demonstrated or aubmitted evidence ot their competeacy to perform such work ia accordaace xith tiha appllcaDle codes of the City of Fridley. The permits which the Building Inspector is authorized to issue under thia Code ahall be issued only to individuala, firm� or corporationa holding a license issued Dy the City for Work to be performed under the permit, escept a� hereinafter noted. O�ntrr y R Licenso� Contcactor�a Licenses 206-11 Contractor's Licenses • 1. aequire�enta: Application for licease at�all De made,to the Cit� ClerY and aucb licenae aball be granted by a majority vote of tbe Council upon proof of the spplicant�a qualifications thereof� villingnesa to compl� vith ths proviaioas of the City Code, liling ot oertificates evidencing tbe holding ot public liability insurance in the limita of =50�000 per peraon, =100,000 per accident for bodily in�ury, and =25�000 for propert� damagea and eertificatea of Nor3�en•a Compeasatioa insuranee aa required Dy State lav. 2. t��: The tee for each license required Dy the proviaion of t61a aection ahall De thirty-five dollara (=35.00) per year. 3. Bzpiratioa: All licenses issued under the provisions of tbia a�ectio n shall ezpire oa April 30th, following the data of isauanee unleaa aooner revoked or forfeited. If a license granted hereunder is not renewed previoua to ita expiration then all rights granted Dy auch 21cea�e ahall cease snd any work performed at'ter the ezplration of tbe licenae ahall De in violatioa of this oode. 4. Reneral: Persons renewing their Iicen�e iasued under Lbia article atter the expiration date shall be charged tbe full annual license tee. No prorated license Pee shall De allowed. 5. Speeifie Tradea Licenaed: � Licenses ahall be obtained by every per�on engaging ie tbe following Dusinesses or xork in accordance witb the applieable ordinancea ot the City of Fridley. A. General contractora in the businesa of building construction. 8. Ma�oary and brick vork C. Roofing D. Plastaring� atuceo work� aDeetrock taping B. Heating, ventilatioa and refrigeration F. Ga� piping, gas aervice�� gas equipmeat installation ti. 011 beating and piping Mork H. Bzcavationa, including ezcavation for footinga� basementa� seWer and water line installations 206-12 4S Contre � T • Licen: � I. Yrecking of buildings J. Sign erection, oonatruction snd repair, including billboards and electrical ai�nna [. Blacktopping and aspbalL work L. Cbimnep aweepa 6. �plo�eea and Subcontractora: � licenae granted to a general coatractor under tbia aection ahall include tbe right to perform all of the xork included in his general contract. Suc6 license ahall inelude any or all ot the persons performing the vork which ia claasified and li�ted ia tbia Code providing that eacb person performing such work la in the regular employ aad qualitied under State law and the proviaioas of thia Buildiag Code to perform auch work. In these casea, the general ooatractor ahall De respon�ible for all of tbe work ao performed. Subcoatractor� oa any work shall ba required to comply vitb the sectioaa of this Code pertaining to lieenae, bond, qualificatioas, etc.� tor tiia/her particular type of work. 7. Suspensioa and Re�ocation 6enerall�: The City Council ahall have the poWer to au�pend or revoke the licenae of any persoa licensed under Lhe regulations ot tbis aection� who�e work is tound to be improper or defective or ao unsafe aa to �eopardiza lite or property providing the peraon Dolding auch license is givan txeaty (20) day� notice and granted the opportunity to be heard Defore �uch actio a la takea. If and when auch ao�ice ia aent to the legal addre�s of the licensee and they fail or retuse to appear at the said hearing, their license will De automatically auspended or revoked five (5) daya aftar date of hearing. 8. Tise ot Suspeasioa: Yhen a license issued under thia aection ia auapended, tbe period ot auapension ahall be not le�a than Lhirty (30) day� nor more than ona (1) year� auch period Deing determined by Lbe City Couneil. g. Revocation, Reinatateaeat: ifhea any person bolding a license aa provided herein bas been convicted for the second Lime by a aourt of lav for violation of any of tbe provisions of this Code� the Cit� Council sha11 revoke the license of the peraon ao convicted. Sucb person may not make applicatioa for a aew license for a period of one year. 10. Persit to Ho�eorner: ?he arner of any aingle fa.mily property may pertorm work on property wbich tbe arner occupie� eo long aa ttie vork xhen performed ia in accordanee vith t6e Codes of tbe City aad tor auch purpo�e a permit may be granted to auch o�rner Without a license obtained. 206-13 vr.ilitY �xcavations 11. State Licensed Contractor'a Bzcepted: Tho�e persons who poasess valid aa�ter licenses ia�ued by the State of Minnesota shall not De required to obtain a Iicense from the City; the� ahall. however be required to tile proof of tbe ezistenee of a valid master�a liceaae together with proof of astisfactory workmen�a eompensatioo inaurance coverage. 12. publia Ssr�loe Corporations Bzeept�d: public aervice corporationa shall not be required to obtain licensea f0r work upon or ia connectioa with Lheir oxn property except a� ■ay be provided by other ordinances. 13. !lanufacturera Ezaepted: !lanufacturers ahall not be required to obtain lieeases for aork incorporated within equipment as part ot manufacturing ezcept as may be provided by other aectior�.s ot this Code. 14. As�u�ption of Liabilit�: This section ahall aot be construed to affect the responaibility or liabilitq of any party owning, operating, controlling or iastalling the above descriDed work tor damage� to peraons or property cau�ed by any defect therein; nor ahall the City of Fridley be beld as assuming any such liability Dy reason of the licensing of persoas, firma or corporations engaged in auch work. 206.0T 0'1'�•IZ? BjC�oATI0N3 1. Perait ReQuired: Before any xork is performed Which include� cutting a eurb or excavatioa on or under any �treet or curbing a permit shall be applied for from the City. The Public Works Department ahall verify the locatio n of the watermain and sanitary �ewer connections before any excavation or grading ahall be permitted on the premisea. The permit ahall epecify the location, width, length and depth of the aecessary excavation. It ahall further state the sDecifications aad conditioa of public facility restoratioa.�Such specificationa ahall require the puDlie facilitie� to be restored to at Ieast aa good a condiLion aa Lhey Were prior to commencement of work. Coacrete eurb and gutter or any atreeti patching ahall be constructed and inspected by the City� unleas apeciPied otherwise. 2. Dspoait - Required: iihere plans and apecificationa iadicate that proposed work ineludes connection to aanitary serer� watermain� a curb cut or any other diaruption that may cauae damage to the facilities of the City, ttie applieatioa for permit shall be accompanied by a two hundred dollar (�200.00) cash deposit aa a guarantee Lhat all re�toration work trill be completed and City facilities left ia aa undamaged condition. 206-14 4U �tilit� Ezcavations The requirement of a cash deposit ahall cot appl� to any public utilit� corporation franchiaed to do busines� within tbe Cit�. 3. Mazimu� Depoait: No per�on ahall be required to have oore tban four hundred dollara (=400.00) on depoait with the City at any oae time by reaaoa of this aection; provided that auch deposit ahall be aubjected to compliance vith all the requirementa of this division as to all building permita iaaued to such person prior to tDa deposit being refunded. ♦. Inapsctions: A. Before aay backfilliag ia done in an e=cavation approved under this division the City ahall De notified for a reviev of the conditions of constructioa. 8. During and after restoration LDe City Engineer or his deaignate ahall inspect the work to aa�ure compliance. 2. Return ot Depoait: The Public Horks Director ahall authorize refundment of the depo�it when restoratioa haa been completed to satiatactory compliance xitb thia aectioa. 6. Forfeiture of Depoait: Any person who faila to oomplete any of the requirementa ahall forteit to the City �uch portion of tbe depoait aa ia aeceasary to pay for tiaviag such work done. 206.08 BIIILDIAG SITB REQIIIRF•lQ:NT3 1. General: In addition to the proviaions of this article� all building aite requirements ot the City's Zoning Code Chapter 205 and addiLions ahall be followed betore a building permit may De iaaued. 2. IItilitiea and Street Required: No building permit ahall be la�ued for any nex construction unlesa and until all utilitiea are iastalled in tbe publie atreet ad�acent to the parcel of land to be improved and the rough grading of the adJacent atreet has beea completed to the eztent tbat adequate �Lreet acaes� to the parcel ia availaDle. 3. Trailer Prohibitions: Except in a trailer or mobile bome park� tbe removal of xheels from an� trailer or the remodeling of a trailer through tbe eonstructioa ot a foundation or the enclosure of the space betweea the baae of the trailer and the ground, or through the construction ot additiona to provide extra � yV si ce Building Site Rsquireaents 2G5-�15 Dra.inaqe � ��radinq floor apace will not be conaidered aa conforming vith tbe City'a Building Code io any reapect aad xill therefore De prohiDited. �. Bquip�ent and lSaterial Storage: No conetruction equipment and/or material pertaining to oonstruction ahall be atored on any propertp withia the City xiCbout a�alid building permit. Wbea oonstruction ia eompleted and a Certificate of Occupaney baa been iaaued� any construction equipment or materiala must be removed t+ithin tbirty (30) days from the iasusace date oa the Certificate of Occupaacy. 5. Conatruction York Houra: It ahall be unlawful for any persoa or company actiag aa a coatractor for payment, to engage in the constructioa of any building, atructure or utility including but not limited to the making of any ezcavaLion, clearing of �urface land and losding or unloading materials� equipment or aupplie�� anyxhere ia the City except betxeen the hours of 7:00 a.m. aad 9:00 p.m.� Monday through Friday and between the hour� of 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Saturdays and legal national holidays. Horever� such activity �hall be lawful if an alternate boura work permit t6erefore has been issued by tbe City upon applicatioa ia accordance with requirements of the paragraph belotir. It ahall be unlawful to engage ia auch vork or activity on Sunday or any legal national holiday unless an alternate boura t+ork per�it for aucb work has tirst been issued. Nothing in this ordinance ahall De eonstrued to prevent any work necessary to preveat ia�ury to persor� or property at at�y time. . 6. llteraate Boura Work parai�: Applications for an alternate houra vork permit ahall be made ia vritiag to the Publie Yorks Director and shall atate the name of the applieant and his busines� addrea�, the location of the proposed work and the reasoA for seeking a permit to do auch work, a� Well aa the estimated Lima of the propoaed operation�. No �uch permit eball be i�sued excepting where the public xelfare will be har�ed bq failure to perform the xork at the tlmes indicated. 7. Safeguarda: Waraing barricade� and lights ahall be maintained wheaever nece�sary for tha protectioa of pedestriaaa and Lraffic; and temporary roofa over aidevalks aball be constructed wbenever there i� danger from falling articlea or materiala to pedestrians. 206.09 DRAIPACB AtD GRADI�G 1. Investigation: After a building permit ha� been applied tor and prior to tbe ia�uaace of aaid permit, the City ahall thoroughly inveatigate tDe esistiag drainage features of the property to be used. 206-16 4N Drainage aad GradinB 2. ODstruction of llatural Drainage ProhiDited: No building permit ahall be is�ued tor the construction of any building on which constructioa or aecessary gradiag thereto ahall ob�truct any riatural drainage rraterxay. � 3. Qndrainable Landa: No building permit aball be is�ued for tbe aon�truction of any building upoa ground which cannot be properly drained. �. proLsction ot Sziating Drainage Iaatallstions: � Where appllcatioD ia made for a Duilding permit and subaequent invesLigation ahows tbat the property to De occupied by aaid building ia adjacent to a portion of a public road or atreet Contaiaing a draiaage culvert, catch ba�in� aewer� apecial ditch or any other artificial drainage structures used for tbe purpose of draining aaid property and/or aeighboring property, the applicant �hall apecifically agree in writing to protect these waterway� in aucti a way that tQey ahall noL be affecLed by the proposed Duilding conatruction or gradiag work incidental thereto. +• - t• . �. �. _ �. . _ � t � . ... �_ . .� . .. �- .t :. -t . .. . _ r • .�, .. . . - �� ' . - } . � � _� f. .. . .�. .� . �� . �, t. - . � _ • � • " �.- - ..-. _�. . . . � _ � . � �- . - . .- :�-. . �. . � _ �� -r � - � -. -� � . �. .- . ..- �-�r- -. � . . � - . ..�. }_ -_ . �- . . - .- :�-. . t_ . .. .� �-�:- � _ _. _ �� - . � � �' � _ t . • ' � • • • - • � _ • • • ' • • 1 ' 5. Order to Regrade: The City may order the applicanti to regrade property if existing grade does not conform to any provi�ioa of thi� diviaion, if the grade indicated in the preliminary plan has not beea followed, or if the grade poses a drainage problem to neighboring properties. 206 .10 YA TERS, itA?ERI1A?3 1. Detinitioa: Aa used ia thi� section, the term Waters and/or Waterways ahall iacluds all publie vaterways as defined by Ninnesota Statutes Section 105.38 and ahall al�o include all bodies of water, natural or artificial� includiag ponda� atreams, lakes, awamps and ditches which are a part of or contribute to the eollectioa� runoff or storage watera vithin the City or directly or indirectly affecL the collection, transportation� atoraga or diaposal of the atorm and aurface xaters ayatem in the City. Mater: 4 X Waterr.nr � Matera, Waterwa�a 206-17 2. Perait Required: No person shall cause or perait any Matera or vaterrrays to be created, dammed� a2tered, til2ed, dredged or eliminated, or cause tbe xater level elevatioa thereof to be artificially altered vithout first aecuriag a permit from the City, fffd x�d State or vatershed manaIIement oraanization as ancronriate. 3. Applicatioa for Permit: ApplicaLions for permita requirad by the proviaions of thia article ahall be made in writing upon priated forms furnished by the City Clerk. �1. 3cops of Proposed Mork: Application� for permits required by thia aection shall be accompanied vith a complete and deta3Zed description ot the proposed work together xith complete plans and topographical survey map clearly illuatrating the propoaed work aad ita effect upoa ezist3ng raters and waLer bandling taciliLie�. 5. Feea: A fee of twenty-fiva dollars (;25.00) ahall be paid to the filing of an applicatioa for a permit required Dy this section to de!'ray the eosLa ot investigating and application. 206.11 PEKALTIE3 the City aad upon the proviaiona of considering auch Any violation of this ehapter ia a misdemeanor and ia aubjecL to all penaltie� provided for auch violations under tha proviaions of Chapter 901 of this Code. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COIINCIL OF THE CIT7 OF FRIDLEY THIS _____ DAY OF . 1g83 YII.LIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTFST: SIDNEY C. INMAI+T - CITY CLERIC First Reading: Second Reading: Publicatioa: 206-18 4Y Penaltiea S CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANNING COMN{ISSION MEETING, JULY 13. 1983 CALL TO ORDER: Chairwoman Schnabel called the July 13, 1983, Planning Comnission meeting to order at 7:32 p.n. ROII CALL: Members Present: Ms. Schnabel, Mr. Oquist, Ms. Gabel, Mr. Svanda, Mr. Saba, Mr. Kondrick, Mr. Goodspeed Members Absent: None Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, City Planner Bill Deblon, Associate Planner Leslie W. Wilke, 6061 Central Ave. N.E. Bob Schroer, 490 Rice Creek Blvd. APPROVAL OF JUNE 22, 1983, PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: P10TION BY XR. KO�VDRICIC, SEC0IVDED BY J�2. OQUIST, TO APPROVE TXE JUNE 22� 1983, PLANNING CQPIMISSSON PIINUTES 11.5 i�RITTEN. UPON A VOZCE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE 1NOTION CARRiED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. LOT SPLIT RE �l1EST•_ nor�erTy 75 fee o Central Avenue N.E.) Central Avenue N.E. .S. �83-03 BY LESLIE W. WILKE: Split off the ots an , oc , oore Lake Hills (6061 to make a new building site, the same being 6063 Mr. Boardman stated this request is to split the northerly lot from the southerly ]ot. He stated the lot split does meet all the code require- ments. The lot is 75.8 ft. wide and 122.2 ft. long, totalling 9,170 sq. ft. There is a s500 park fee �equired in a lot split. Mr. Boardman stated there was one concern raised by Staff in the last few days. According to city code, the shortest distance on a)ot is considered the front yard,so presently, the front yard on Lot B faces Hillcrest, even though the address is 605i CenLral. With the lot sPlit, in terminology, the frontage of the lot changes. The front yard wi11 now face Central, and what used to be the side yard Will become the rear yard. The distance from the house to the lot line in the rear yard is 29 ft. The code calls for 30 ft. so there is one foot off in the rear yard. Ms. Schnabe asked about the existing garage as it wi11 need to be moved. 0 SA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JULY 13, 1983 _____ PAGE 2 Mr. Wilke stated he intends to raze the existing garage and build an attached garage. Mr. Boardman stated that if Mr. Wilke is going to attach the garage to the house, because this is now the rear yard and because of the setback requirement, he would need a variance. He stated that per city code, "A rear yard with a depth of not less than 25 percent of the lot depth is required, with �ot less that 25 feet permitted, or more than 40 feet required for the main building except as follows: Accessory buildings may be built no less than 3 feet from any rear lot line not adjacent to the street." Mr. Boardman stated that at this point in time. he did not think it was necessary to hold up the lot split because of this setback problem. There is enough land for the lot split, and the only problem is that, by definition, the side yard becomes the rear yard. There has to be some opinion made on it at some point in time; but by approving the lot split, the Planning Cortmission essentially approves the variance. l�lOTION BY J�2. XANDRICK, SECONDED BY lQ2. OQUIST � TO RECOMIKEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. N83-03, BY LESLIE W. f+►ILKE, TO SPLIT OFF THE NORTAERLY 75 FEET OF LOTS II 1WD 22� BLOCK ?� I�JDORE IAKE ilILLS (6061 CENTRAL AVENUE JY.S.) TO MA1� A NEW BUILDING SITE� TNE SAME BEZNG 6063�CENTRAL AVENUE N.E.� ACKNOWLEDGING THE 29 FT. REAR YARD SETBACK. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRWOMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED THB PIOTION CARRIED UNANIINDUSLY. Mr. Boardman stated Staff will discuss this and clarify the interpretation in the code regarding the setback for an attached garage. Mr. Boardman stated this lot split request would go to City Council on July 25. Mr. Boardman stated he would like to request that the Planning Comnission amend the agenda to add a request for a special use permit by Mr. Schroer. PlOTION BY lgZ. OQUIST, SECONDED BY Mi. SVANDA, TO ADD AS ITEM iYp A REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERJ�lIT 8Y ROBERT SCXRDER. UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL YDTIAfG AYE i CIfAIRWO�' SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE NOTION CARRIED DJVANIAlDUSLY. 2. R'cQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #82-09� BY ROBERT_SCHROER: Per Section �05.T . 3. , to a ow t e erectian a� a 3ii f�—by 4�t. �re retardent tent,_for outside'display and sales, located on Lot 1, Block 1, East Ranch Estates, the same being 7620 University Avenue N.E. 5B PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JULY 13, 1983 PAGE 3 Mr. Boardman stated Mr. Schroer had come before the Planning Commission on Sept. 15, 1982. with a request for an outdoor frame-type structure to be used as a display area. The Planning Comnission approved the special use permit; however, a variance was needed for the setback from public right- of-way to where the actua] structure was to be placed. There was no action by the City Council on either ihe special use permit or the variance, and the request was withdrawn by Mr. Schroer. . . Mr. Boardman stated Mr. Schroer is now back asking for a modification to that special use permit to just erect a tent. The Planning Commission did approve the special use permit last September allowing the use of an outside display area, only now the variance process is eliminated because there will not be a frame-type structure. Even though the Planning Comission did approve the speciai use permit last year, Mr. 8oardman wanted to bring this back before them again so they could re-review it and have a chance to discuss it again. Mr. Schroer stated the speciai use permit was tabied by the City Council because he had discontinued the idea of adding on to the building. He is now back asking for a special use permit for the tent. He stated the tent will be about Lhe same size as it was last year. The reason he is requesting a permit is because of a truckload garage sale the weekend of July 28-30. He stated he has also had some interest fram non-profit groups who would like to hold garage sales for fundraisers, and he does not have the space to accommodate them inside the building. He stated he would like to ask that the tent remain up until Nov. 7. During that time, the tent wili be occupied by fund-raising groups, except for the weekend of July 28-30 when he will be using it. After the clubs are through, he will utilize the tent for apples, squash, pumpkins, etc. Mr. Svanda stated he remembered that last year�there were some questions about adequate parking. Mr. Schroer stated that last year they really had no problem with traffic. He stated he does have some additional parking in the rear of the building, and on weekends, he has permission from Kennedy Transmission to use their parking lot. Ms. Schnabel asked what Mr. Schroer's long range plans were concerning the tent. Mr. Schr�er stated he would probably put it up and take it down for the next couple of years. Mr. Boardman stated that if the Planr�ing Comnission does grant this specia] use permit, they may want to grant it on a continuing basis with an annual review by Staff or the Planning Comnission. This would allevlate Mr. Schroer having to reapply for a special use permit each year. SC PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JULY 13, 1983 PAGE 4 Mr. Boardman stated a letter was written to Mr. Schroer on July 14, 1981, by Kent Hill, Economic Development Assistant, outlining six code violations. Mr. Schroer made the following comments regarding the six code violations listed in Mr. Hi�l's letter: t. Driveway entrance exceeds the max. 32 feet. (Mr. Schroer sLated that was the existing code when Lhe driveway was built. He was not in violation of any code on that.) 2. Provide landscape screening for parking lots located along Qsborne Road and the West Service Road. (Mr. Schroer stated he would fight that because 90% of the commercial areas do not have screening of parkin lots. He is a]so limited because of the St. Paul Waterworks.� 3. Fencing needs to be repaired and property maintained. (Mr. Schroer stated the fencing has been repaired. The land- scaping has been fixed up and new rock put in.) 4. Outside storage needs screening from public view. (Mr. Schroer stated this would be handled with the special use permit.) 5. B]ack-topped areas need to be patched and properly maintained. (Mr. Schroer stated black-topped areas are patched every spring.) 6. 6" concrete curb and gutter needs to be installed around the entire parameter of the parking lot. (Mr. Schroer stated this was basically talking about the area between Kennedy 7ransmissi�n and his parking ]ot. He stated one of the problencs is the tremendous amount of drainage throughout the whole parking lot. Every time it rains, they have to patch the parking lot.) Mr. Schroer stated he knows that he responded to Mr. Hill's letter verbally and believed he had done so in writing also. NOTION BY J�2. SAEA, SECONDED BY XR. RQNDRICK, TO RECOlNJ►�ND TD CITY COUNCIL �PPROVAL A� SPECIaL USE PERMIT REpUEST, SP A�82-09� BY ROBERT SCHRDER, PER SECTION 205.102, 3, O. TD ALLOW TilE ERECTION OF A 30 FT. by 45 FT. FIRE RETARDENT TENT� FOR OUTSIDE DISPLAY AND SALES, LOCATED ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1, EAST RANCH ESTATES, TI�E SA1�' BEING 7b20 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 1V.E. UPON A YOZCE VOTE, AI.L VC17NG AYE, CXAIRWOXAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE PIOTIAN CARRIED UNANIAJOUSLY. 5D pLANNING COMNISSION MEE7ING, JULY 13, 1983 _ PAGE 5 Mr. Boardman stated this special use permit request would go to City Council on July 25. 3. CONTINUED: REVIEW OF Il PROPOSED ORDINANCE ADOP7ING A NEW CHAPTER 1Q1 TrT� cn nnrTMe� cnNTRni :n RFP�A1 ING OlD CNAPTERS 301 ENTI ED L VESTOCK NlOTION BY lIIt. 1CONDRICK� SECOIVDED BY 11S. GABEL� TO CONTINUE DISCUSSION ON THE NEW "ANIMAL CONTROL° QRDINANCE UNTIL TXE NEXT XEETING. UPON A VDICE VOTE, 1lLL YOTIlVG AYE� CXAIRW01KAlV SCXNABEL DECLARED THE P10TIDN CARRIED UNANIl�IOUSLY. 4. RECEIVE JUNE 30, 1983, PARKS b RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: 1�10TION BY lII2. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY J�II2. SVANDA� TO RECEZVE THE JUNE 30� 1983� PARXS 6 RECREATION COiMMISSION J�IINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CAAIRWOXAN SQINABEL DECLARED 2NE MOTION CARRIED UNANINIOUSLY. 5. RECEIVE JUNE 28, 1983 LENERGY COMMISSION MINUTES: JyOTIO1V BY lD2. SABA, SECONDED BY Mt. SVANDA, TO RECEZVE TXE JUNE ?8, 2983, ENERGY COMMISSZON JNINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE INOTION CARRSED UNANZPIOUSLY. Mr. Saba stated that the Energy Comnission has only three members. and there seems to be some difficulty in finding new members. Mr. Oquist stated that on Oct. 7-8, the City is going to have a grand opening of the new Center City P1aza and the new Comnunity Park. Ne suggested that some kind of display be set up during that weekend to try and get s ane interest ia city comnissions. Mr. Boardman stated that was an excellent idea. He thought it would be a good idea for eacfi coamission to set up a display and have it manned by a commi s s i ort member. Ms. Schnabel requested that the Community Development Comnission discuss this at their next meeting and come up with some ideas for commission displays for the Fridley Oays on Oct. 7-8. Mr. Saba stated thai he was also concerned about energy accounting. At the last Energy Commission meeting, he stated that he felt the City was missing the boat by not getting more involved in energy auditing and publicizing the results of what the City is doing in energy auditing. The City has some good SE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JULY 13, 1983 PAGE 6 programs availabTe and they have some good data, but they have to get that data updated and publish the results. He had stated he would bring this up at the Planning Commission meeting to see what could be done to prioritize energy accounting in the City of Fridley. Mr. Saba stated he would like to see Staff input energy bills into the computer. He stated he has been told that Staff does not have enough time s o they are not even getting a quarterly computer print-out to evaluate the effects of past ene�gy improve�e�ts. He would like to ask the Planning Comnission's support that Staff be allocated a little more time to put this data on the computer. � Mr. Boardman stated they are limited on staff. Mr. Deblon has all the responsibilities that Kent Hi11, Economic Development Assistant, had before he ieft the City, as well as the responsibility of code enforcement. However. they should soon be hiring a new Economic Development Assistant. He stated he had not been aware that this accounting was not being done. He stated he would do some checking on this and see if some staff time could be prioritized for energy accounting--maybe even having a student secretary input the data. 6. RECEIVE JUNE 28, 1983, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES: PIOTION BY KS. GABEL, SECONDED EY JI�i. S�1BA� TO RECEIVE TNE JUNE ?@� 1983� APPEALS G'�PlMISSIOAI XINUTES. IIPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CNAIRWOMAN SCiINABEL DECLARED TXE MOTION CARRIED UNANIIHOUSLY. 7. RECEIVE JUNE 15, 1983, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MINUTES: PlOTION BY 1�2. SVANLiA, SECONDED BY 1�t. GOOASPEED, TO RECEZVE TXE JUNE 15� I983� ENVIRONNENTAL pUALITY COMMISSION PIINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, JlLL VOTING AYE, CdAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE NOTZON CARRIED UNANINOUSLY. 8. OTHER BUSINESS: a. Next Neeting on July 27 Ms. Schnabel stated that both the chairperson and vice-chairperson would be on vacation for the July 27th meeting. She stated that Mr. Kondrick had agreed to be the temporary acting chairperson. b. f ridley Days, Oct. 7-8s i983 Mr. Boardman stated the City is going to have a grand opening�of the plaza and the new Community Park on Oct. 7=8. He stated the clinic had its ribbon-cutting ceremony last Thursday, July 1th and is now open. Both the office building and the clinic will be taking part in this grand opening. SF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JULY 13, 1983 _ PAGE 7 ADJOURNMENT: 1lOTION BY IyR. KONDRZCK� SECONDED BY NR. SVANDA, TO 11A70URN T8E MEETING. UPON A OICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CfIAIRW01�lAAt SQINABEL DECLARED THE JULY 23� I983� PLAIVNING COl�JMISSION PlEETING ADl70URNED AT 8 z d 5 P.M. Res ectfully su itted� , L� ynAe a a Recording Secretary �t c�TV os DIFaECTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS � � �ATE Ju3,y 20, 1983 FROM �.P.W. John Flora �SUBJECT Lot Split LS #83-03 Nasim o.-�.o a_ •b TO Ci 56 MEMOFiANDUM � ACTIONI INFO. At the Planning Cammission meeting of July 13, 1983, they approved the Lot Split at 6061 Central Avenue N.E. By approving the Lot Split, the portion resnaining is reconfigured in relation to front and side yard definitions. The existing detached garage needs to be removed to allow the Iyot Split and a new double garage provided to the existing dwelling. This new garage will now be located in the rear yard instead of the side yard and will therefore require a setback variance from 30 feet to 7 feet. Recommend the City Council approve the rear yard setback variance in oonjunction with the Lot Split and stipulate that the existing cletached garage be r�noved and a new two-car garage be constructed within a designated period. In addition to the Park Fee of $S00 there are pending water and sewer lateral assessments of $1,877.84 provided for this lot split. Recommend the Park Fee and pending assessment be paid prior to filing of the Certificate of Lot Split. JGF/mc � cc: Sid Inman s ,f ��. '•ij��li � � ��a , ,� ..� E��'� L.S. �83-03 Leslie L. 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TME CITr OF FRI L Y OATE FROM SUBJECT DIAECTOAATE OF puB�ic woRKs 19. 1983 Special Use Permit SP 82-09 Nasim M. TO 5J MEMOFaANDUM I City Manager The Planning Commission tecommend approval of Special Use Permit SP 82-09 dealing with the erection of a tent at Bob's Produce, 7620 University Avenue. ACTIONI INFO• If the Council concurs vith the Planning Co�ission's recom�endation, they should also approve the outside storage of material as incidental to the Special Use Permit in order to insure code compliance and stipulate that prior to erection of the tent. the necessary permit be obtained and review by the Police. Fire and Code Departmente be completed. � addition, a aumber of previous discussed Code violations have been identified on this property. � l. Reduce driveway entrances b� 32 feet maximum. 2. iandscape, screen along Osborne Road and the �iest Service Drive. 3. Screen outside st�raqe. 4. Install concrete curb and qutter around the parkinq area. 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R'?!�£ � s> �, eEQ.�.� �oQ f�� .,.�. - - _ , �- -.::. _� _ - ., ., . . .�},,,— ,,.- �.� :. lJ RE9C�+Q1'�1 I�D• _ - 1963 RESO�.UTION VAGTING TBE CITY OF FRIDLEY' S TEMPORARY OQ�IS�CTIDN FASFI�3�TI'S fNEEt (�II�l REAL PROPERTY i�lI19IN '�E QTY O�F FRI�,E�'Y �, the City of Fridley obtair�ea Tanporary CACistruction Easements over certain real property within the City of Fridley for purposes of the oonstruction and installation of storm sewer improvements, knawn as Storm Sesaer Project No. 12j and �S, the storm sewer improvem�ts have been made and the City no longer requires these Tenporary Construction Easements and wishes to releave fts interest therein to allow the free alienation of the real property heretofore subj ect to said �snporary Constr uction f.asenents s and NpW� �tg�pRE, gE IT gFSCI,VID by the City Oau�cil o�i the City of Fridley as follvws: 1. That the interest and right of the City of Fridley to Temporary Construction Easements over the follo�wing described real property be and hereby is vacated and that said property is hereinafter released from such Tenpor ary Ea.sements. 2. That the real property released fram these Temporary Construction Easements is as follaws: North 125 feet of the South 185 feet of Lot 8, Auditor's Subdivision No. 79, Anoka Camty, Minnesota, lying East of the Fasterly right-of-way line of the Minneapolis, Anoka, and Cuyuna Range Railway Company, and lying West of the Westerly right-of-way line of the Great Northern Railway CanpanY• North 125 feet of the South 165 feet of Lat l, Auditor's Subdivision No. 7g, Anolca Co�mty, M,innesota, except theref rom that part lying West of a line parallel to and 541 feet Easterly of the center line of the main tr ack of the Northern Pacif ic Railway Co. . as the same is naw laid out arld oonstructed, measured at right angles thereto. West 105 feet of the East 125 feet of the North 1135 feet of the South 1320 feet of Lat 1, Auditor's Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota. South 40 feet and the North 125 feet of the South 195 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision No. 79, Araka County• Mlinnesota, except 'East River xo�a cc«n�,ty state Aia ei�aay rio. 1) . North 25 feet of Lot l, B1ock 12, Plymouth, City of Fridley, County of Anoka � MLinr�esota. North 25 feet af i,at 30, Block 12, Plymouth, City of Fridley, County of lAnoka, Minr�esota. North 25 feet of Lat 30, Blxk 11, Plymouth, City of Fridleyr County of Anoka, Miru�esota. 6A Page 2- Resolution No. - 1983 North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 1�, Plymouth, City of Friciley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. l�brth 25 feet of Lat 30, Blxk 10, Plymouth, City of Fridley, County of �inoka, Minresota. I�brth 25 feet af Lot 1, Blxk 10, Plymouth, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minresota. North 25 feet of Lat 8, Blxk 3, Re-arrange�ment of Blxk 13, Plytnouth, City of Fridley, Go�ty of Aroka, Minresota. North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 13, Plymouth, City of Fridley, County of Ac�oka, Minnesota. North 25 feet of Lot 16, Block 2, Re-arrangement of Block 14, Plymouth, City of FSridley, Caaity of Anoka, l�linnesota. I�brth 25 feet of Lot 1, Blxk 2, Re-arrangement of Block 14, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Camty of Anoka, Minnescta. East 15 feet of that part of Lot 18, Avditors Subdivision No. 39, Anoka Co�a�ty, l�tinnesota, lying North of 44th Ave�ue Northeast. A te�rr�orary oonstruction easenent described as the North 125 feet of the South 185 feet of the following described properties: beginning at a point on the South line of Lot 1, 511 feet East measured at right angles from the oenter line af the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Comgany as the same is naw laid out and oonstructed; thence North parallel with the oenter line of said main track 250 feet; thence East parallel with the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of 30.07 feet, more or less, to a point distant 30 feet East at right angles from the last described oourse; thence South parallel with the oenter li.ne of said main track a distance af 250 feet to the South line of said Lot lt thence West along the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of 30.07 feet, m�re or less, tro the point af beginning; and that part of Lot l, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka Co�uity, Minnesota, described as follows: commencing at a point on the South line of said Lot l,�distant 511 feet Easterly of, measured at a right angle from the oenter line of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company right-of-�way as now oonstructed and operated through said Lot 1 j thence Westerly along the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of 100.24 feet, more or less, to its intersection with a line dr�an parallel With and 10 feet Easterly of, measured at right angles, to a line which bears N 13056' E fraa a point on the South line of said Lat 1, distant 401 feet Easterly of, measured at right angles to said center line of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Car�any right-of�way; then N 16056' E a distance of 495.6 feet, m�re or Iess. t�c its intersection with a line dra�,m fram the point of beginning anc7 parallel with said center line of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Campany right-of-way= thence Southerly along said parallel line, as dr�an, a distance of 478.5 feet, m�re or less, to the point of beginning. 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L�l1M6IA ` i � � � � i � , � � � � � � � � t � � 1 � I ' .I. � - �� _ �••.. •.• , ,��• � _ � �- ; •� t t :..Q:.... t , , ( t � . � j �� • �. = i ' j'�j�.� � � ..'..: • �e►_. .• _ _.. ` . �- I�ifrIQ�l 1�D. - 1983 � RiSpLpTiOip OONFIR!lING APPpII�Ttl�ENTS TO THE CITY OF FR�[.E'Y �SSICtZS PCR � YF1�R 1983 WAEREAS, the City Council appoints members to Commissions to perform functions outlined and authorized by City Cbde Chapter 6, 102, 450.28 and to other organizations and oo�m�ittees as deemed advisable; and WE�tFAS, a review of vacancies and reappointments are conducted prior to April lst and new appointments and reappointments are mac]e at that time; and WHIItFAS, extension of some appointments are sometimes necessary to insure continuity in membership of such Commissions when certain extensions of appoinbnents are deemed essential to efficiency; NpW, Tfi�ORE, BE IT RF50�,VID, the followirig appointments and reappointments are oonfirmed, made or extended by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as of July 25, 1982 or effective date as indicated: MAYOR PRO �l — Councilm�'�r► Robert Barnette ��,�',� �,►I General �airperson C�airperson F�viroruner►tal Quality Conmission �airperson �ttn�nity Development Conmission t�airperson Parks & Recreation Catmission C�airperson AP'Peals Oomnission Ct�ai rperson iiimian Resources da�mission Ct�airperson �nergy Uo�m�ission .. � a � �. ia • •• � �� ; ; ; ' :� 1��4�+� „��,�i:.�;•. y�;�M �►,�' �: � � : ��I�i. !�v�y �;► «:: �y�; • � Virginia Schnabel 1527 Winde��ere Circle N.E. (H. 571-3318) ��a s��aa 1521 Wo�oc7side Court N.E. (H.571-f154) (B.296-7333) LeRoy oquist 1011 Hackman Circle N.E. (H.571-0415)(B.482-4383) David Rondrick 280 Stoneybrook Way N.E. (H.571-2359)(8.571-4767) Patricia Gabel 5847 - 2 1/2 St. N.E. (H.Sli-1288)(B.571-4600) Brian Goocispeed 731 Rice Creek �erraoe N.E. (H.571-4822) Dean Saba 6325 Van Buren N.E. (H.571-1953)(8.631-5860) 4-1-85 4-1-85 4-1-84 4-1-85 4-1-85 4-1-84 4-1-86 CI Page 2— RF50Lifl`ION I�D. - 1983 PRFSII� AI�ID I�JLY APPOIIJI� � RFAPPOIl+TI� �F�t '1F�! ��IRES CX�1L�h'� TM' DE��nF�'� �1T�T01` ((An�� 6) (5 MfI�ID�iS - 3 YFAR 'PF.RM) Chairperson LeR�oy Oquist 4-1-84 1011 AaclQnann Circle N.E. (H.571-0415)(B.482-4383) Vice Chairperson Renneth Vos , 4-1-85 990 68th Avenue N.E. (A.571-2246) IAUis Schmidt 4-1-86 7300 East River Road I� (H.571-1577)(B.571-92Q1 x 2647) Carol Fassett 4-1-86 1001 Lynde Drive NE � (H.571-5476) Alfred Gabel 4-1-84 5947 2 1/2 St. N.E. (H.571-1288)(B.561-88Q0) PARR� Ah'� 1Z�F�TIOIv C�NaII��.STOh..j(t��er 6) 15 Me�rs - 3 Year Te�) Qiairperson David Ranc3rick 4-1-85 280 Stoneybrook Way N.E. (H.571-2359)(B.571-4767) Vice-�4�airpezson Mary Schreiner 4-1-85 6851 Oakley Street 1� (H.571-3045)(B.571-1010) Jan Seeger 4-1-84 324 Ironton Street N.E. (8.784-7441) Dick Young 4-1-86 5695 Quincy St. N.E. (H.571-8098) Daniel Allen 4-1-86 6200 Rice Creek Drive N.E. (H.571-3137)(B.373-0956) 7A Page 3 --- RESO[,ZTI`IONS I�. ��.y M �,� Cl�airperson - 1983 •S.� • u � •••� r� �;� � •�� I�JM�+� Yl�yi: �; y�;�v �•A' �: a. e 7%� i ��.M�4 �i\ ��.:.1 V� _��' � _ ," �II Vice-Q�,airperson Patricia Gabel 5947 - 2 1/2 St. N.E. (H.571-1288)(B.571-4600) Alex P. Barna 560 Augo Street N.E. (H.784-5468) Jean Gerou 1650 Briardale Rd. N.E. (H.571-6736) Donald R. Betzold 1601 I+b. Innsbruck Dr. #276 (H.571-7453) (B.571-0098) 4-1-85 4-1-85 4-I-84 4 1-84 Jatnes Plenel 4-1-86 6864 Q�annel Road N.E. (H.571--0026) (B.421-4760x1126) ��1� ��.\t! �►!�: �--: Y4__ !�_y'M �:► •t - !1 ' �,-_11! - _ _ �' �11 � Q�airpezson Vice-�airperson Richara s�anaa 1521 Woodside Gourt I� (H.571�154) (B.296-7333) Maynard Nielson 7144 Riverview Terrace N.E. (H.571�608) (B.571-0761) Tan Gronlund ']411 Lyric Iane I� (A.786-7459) (8.370-4141) Bruoe Peterson 7503 Z��o Terrace N.E. (H.786-9898) (B.853-3631) Wayne Wellan 6793 Overton Drive I� (A.571-4141) 4-1-85 4-1-85 C�II7, 4-1-86 4-i-84 r� Page 4— RFSOLtTPION I�. - 1983 PRESSII� AAID . DiIIn1LY AP'Fa0IIJ1� '1'�i �PIRES SSIdN (�avter 6l(5 Members - 3 Year R�� Q�airperson Brian Gooci.speed 4-1-84 731 Rice Creek Terrace N.E. (A.571-4822) Vice-�airperson R�obert Minton 4-1-86 1583 Oberlin Circle N. (H.574-1173) Mary van Dar► 4-1-84 6342 Baker Avenue N.E. (H.571-3177)(B.546-3105) Peter Treuenfels � 4-1-85 5248 Horizon Dr. N.E. (H.572-8229)(B.332-0134) Barbara Rocher 4-1-86 7650 Jackson Street NE (H.786-0944) L'"�'Df'� QO[�+II�4I�STON (�v�ter 6) (5 Me,�rs - 3 Year R�erm1 Chairperson Dean Saba . 4-1-86 6325 Van Buren N.E. (H.571-1953)(B.631-5860) Vice-Chairperson Vacant 4-1-85 Vacant 4-1-84 7C WiIliaQn Jorclan 4-1-85 895-76th Avenue N.E. (H.786-5504) (374-5800x60) , Bruoe Bondow 4-1-86 6616 Central Avenue I� (A.571-0163? Page 5-- RESO�ITIZON ND. - 1983 7 D ��.M�M. . �.\ . . ,,. � . u � � • • • � �. ��: : : ' �� ►j4J�� „I�yl:_71; i�:�v ".�• I: �'- r. � y% :11� �i� �♦tily �'� �� - .=a�l 4! � r -.u� - _ - �" 111 �airperson Vice-Q�a.irperson Barbara Aughes 548 R.ice Creek Terraoe N.E. (H.571-6182)(B.224-4901) Duane Peterson 6312 Pierce Street NE (H.571-9644)(B.374-1120) Burt Weaver 928 Rice Creek Terraoe N.E. (H.571-4237)(B.571-1249) Edward Kaspszak 1317 Hillcrest Drive N.E (H.571-0441)(8.544-2115) Harold Belg�an 191 Hartman Circle N.E. (H.571-1191) 4-1-85 4-1-86 4-1-84 4-1-85 4-1-84 �I: �� : ! . ��. : �u ; }� �1/� � 'sM��+�/ :. Iy..� : MM �: _u_._- _ �- �n Ct►airperson Vice-Chairperson Larry Caan�ers 5212 St. Moritz Drive N.E. (H.571-8925) (B.339-3355) F�lmz►rs A. Prieditis 6031 Be�jamin St. N.E. (H.571-7230)(B.332-1401) Walter Rassnussen 7806 Alden Way N.E. (H.571-6232)(B.379-8811) Duane Prairie 469 Rice Creek R�erraoe N.E. (H.571-3993)(B.786-9800) Carolyn Svendsen 6171 Rerry Iane N.E. (A.571-6Q60)(B.571-2345) 6-�84 6-9-86 6-9-87 6-9-88 6-9-85 Page 6— RF5(�.(TI'ION I�D. - 1983 � E ��M�y �,� . . � �, . �. } . . • r �. �;� : : ' �� 14�'� Ml�yl:_J�; y��r �►._' 1: � �� il ��y'y �.� f1-1 - � v."_l!!- -- �-�i�� John R. Ainsverk 170 Aart�nan Gircle I� (H.571-6038)(8.425-4541) Mavis 8auge 645 67th Avenue NE (H.571-1083) Elizabeth Rahnk 209 Rice Creek Blv�d. N.E. (8.571-2108) 4-1-85 4-1-86 4-1-84 ANiO�RA Q7(1DTI'Y IAW II�RCF�VT Q�CTNCIL (1 Representative and 1 Alternate) Oouncilman Schneider, Repr. CounciL�an Hamernik, Alt. SUBLtItB�t� RATE ALTrHO�tITY (1 l�ember and 1 Alternate) O�uncilman Aamernik, Repr. Councilman Barnette, Alt. 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 N�RZ4�I SUBUi�N SEWER SF�tVICE BQARD (1 Representative and 1 Alternate) �uncilman Barnette, R�pr. Counci]man Schneider, Alt. AS.90CIATION OF ME'II20POLITAN NUIJICIPALITIL�S Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick Councilman Hamernik • •r � �� •� � i �• �r � �� •♦ •• M� Oouncilman Barnette -•• • •� � �• • �+� • �. � v dounci]man Fitzpatrick �r. � �� r• . • �� . r v� 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 12-31-83 (buncilman Aaanernik 12-31-83 Page 7— RFSOLUTION AD. - 1983 • r • � � ��.�• v� M� ��.. Oounci]nan Fitz�trick, Repr. Councilman Schneider, Alt. 12-31-83 12-31-83 0 PASSID At�ID ADOPTID BY 'tT3E QTY �tJNCIL OE' Z4iE QTY OF FRIDLEY �IS DAY OF , 1983. WII�LIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATI�'ST: CITY CLII2R - SIDNEY C. II�N 7F RFSOt�iZON I�. — 1983 RF�,[7i'I(�1 TO l�WF�tTISE P�t BIffi ONE 70N DUMP TRUCK B,E IT RFS�,VID by tbe �il of the City of Fridley. as follows: 1. �at it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following itens or �aaterials. ONE TON DUMP TRUCK 2. A oopy of the specifications for the al�ve described items ana materials, together with a pcoposal for the method of purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to te Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby �pproved and adopted as the plans and epecifications, and the method of acquisition and payment to be required by the City with respect to the aoguisition of said itens and a�aterials. 3. 7rie purchase of said items �nd materials as describea above shall be effected by sealed bi�s to be received ar�ci opened by the City of Fridley on the l7th d�y of August 1983. � .�e City lSar�ager is directed and authorized to advertise for the purchase of said items and materials by sealed bid proposals �der notice as provided by law and the C�arter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form as that sbown by Exhibit •A" attached hereto and made a part of by reference. Said notice shall be published at least twice in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley. PASSm AI�ID ADOPI'ID BY � CIZY QXJI�IL OF '!HE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY 0� 1983. WII�IAM J. I�E - MAYOR ATI'FST: SID[�t C. II�N - CITY Q�t � CITY OF FRIDLEY BID NOTICE - for ONE TON DUMP TRUCK EXHIBIT "A" �sa The City Council of the City of Fridley Minnesota will accept sealed bids for One Ton Dump Truck on the 1�th of August 1983 �ntil 11:00 AM on said date at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55432 (telephone: 571-3450). Al1 bids must meet the minimum requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this s�ction can result in disqualifications of the bid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not iess than five percent (5X) of the bid, wnich • check, cash, or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into contract, after his bid has b�en accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interests of the City. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid � received without explanation. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such f actors as time of delivery or performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past performance, of similar types of items or materials, availability of products and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest of tne City. . Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the office of the Purchasing Agent, or copies may be obtained from his office. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside with . ONE TON DUMP TRUCK Nas im Quresh i City Manage� Publish: Fridley Sun August 3, 1983 - � August 10, 1983 ssso[,vtia �o. _ - 1983 � BBSOLII?IO! �PP1i0�I1G • 8DBDIYISI01, LOT 3PLI?� i..3. i83-03. ?0 SP1.I? OFF T� �OBTH�I.i T5 PBST OF tA?S 11 ��D 12, MOOBB L�LB HILL3� !HB S�MS 88I�G 6061 ��D 6063 C��L IY�IIB �.B. 1iHEREAS� ?be City Council approved a lot aplit at the July 25, 1983. oeeting� snd WHEREAS, auch approval vas to split oft tbe Northerly 75 feet of Lots 11 and 12, Mcore Lake Hilla, tbe aame beomg 6061 and 6063 Central Avenue N.E. WHEREAS, the City bas received the required Certificate of Survey from Leslie L. liilke, aad ihiEREAS, auch approval will allow conatruction of a oew dwelling at 6063 Central Avenue N.E. li0�i, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Lhe City Couaci2 directa tbe County of Anoka to record this lot aplit Within aiz eonths of thia approval or elae auch approval ahall be aull and void. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLE7! THIS DAY OF , 1983• NILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ♦TTFST : � SIDNEY C. INMAN - CITY Q.ERg Rffi.33/0/9/t , � � t�,o�E�\ POLICE DEPARTMENT '�� '; . City of Fridley �° � � `` M innesote DATE JULY 21, 1983 � o � SUBJECT PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR, J.P. RESOLUTION FOR COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTING STATE GRANT FUNDS FOR DWI PROJECT MEMORANDUM TO NASIM QURESHI ►� 10 INFO Enclosed you will find a resolution and basic grant information regarding a new DWI Project entitled "Anoka Tri-City Alcohol Countermeasure" (A.T.A.C.). . As you are aware the City of Fridley has been extremely fortunate in receiving State funds for traffic enforcement over the past six years as a result of grant request efforts by our staff. The first three years consisted of a Selective Traffice Enforcement Program. The second three years consisted of the Fridley DWI Project. Since State grants are for a one year period and sometimes renewable for up to three years, we find ourselves now in the position of closing out our second program. Our staff came up with a new concept to request funding from the state in our DWI enforcement effort. After several contacts with state authorities along with the cities of Blaine and Coon Rapids officials, we are now in a position to submit a grant application for funds that we have been advised by the state are virtually assured of being approved. To the best of my knowledge this is the only project the State will fund this year. They are holding money for us due to our high success in our last two projects. Fridley's share of the grant for the first year is estimated to be $24,000. and the Cities of Blaine and Coon Rapids share are estimated td be 520,000. each. It is requested that Council consider favorable action to this resolution. JPH/sa �:�. � . . •:; RF�ION ALT.�l0�2IZII� SZ]BMISSIQ�] OF � GRANP AP'PLICATIQ�1 AI�ID EXECUTION OF THE GRANT AGREII4ENT - ANORA TRI-CITY AI,Cti60L A.T.A.C. WHEREAS, the State of Minnesota will make grant funds available for DiWI enforcement measures to local law enforcement agencies to begin October l, 1983 and end Septanber 30, 1984; and WHEREAS, the Cities of Blaine, Coon Rapids and Fridley are desirous of pravid.ing a 000rdinated 000perative approach to DWI enforoement; and WHEREAS, a joint powers agre�nent is in place which will allow for a coordinated enforoenent effort; and W►�]F�EAS, the City of Blaine and the City of Coon Rapids agree to allaw the City of FY idley to ac3ministratively 000rdinate the A.T.A.C. grant. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Fridley act as one of three sponsoring units of government and one of three grantees for the project titied Anoka Tri-city Aloahol Coumtermeasure (ATAC). The A.T.A.C. project is to be conducted in the City of Fridley by the Fridley Polioe Department during the period from October l, 1983 through September 30, 1984. James P. Aill, Public Safety Director, is hereby authorized to apply to the State of Minnesota Depari�nent of Public Safety for f�mding of the project and execute such agreenents as are neoessary to implement the project on behalf of the Fridley City Couricil. PASSID At�ID ADOPI� BY 'II�E CITY �JNCIL OF '�E CITY OF FRIDLEY �IIS L1AY OF , 1983. WILLIAM J. I�E - MAYOR ATi�`5T: SIDNEY C. Il�N - CITY Q,F.E2iC RF�,33/0/17/21 10 A urs 73os (5-83) State of Ninnesota . ' Department of Public Safety APPLICATION FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY GRANT (Under Section 402C of Public Lav 89-564) : 1. Project Title Moka Tri-City Alcohol Countern►easures� ATAC 2. Type of Applicatioa (check one) �Initial O Revi�sioa Q Continustion 3. Graat period From: 10-1-83 =o: 9-30-64 Cost Category Personal A) Services Contractual B) Services �) Commodities Other Direct )) Cos ts Indirect i) Costs TOTAL Date zeceived Date approved 10 � Federal Funds Obligaced PSP Number Remarks �� ► �` c .e . Name ana woaress oz Applicant Agency tY o� B1$ine, 9150 Centra! Ave. Blaine, 1�Dd SS434 ty of Coon Rapids, 1313 Coon Rapids, Blvd.. Coon Rapids, t�W 55433 ty of Fridley, 6431 University Ave., N.E.� Fridle; Minn. 55432 First Second Third Fourch wartez Quarter Quarter Ouarter ?otal 61.8 3.1 64.9 6. Source of Funds Federal s 64.9 Stete S Local 5165.3 Total S 230.2 � Specriy how Non-Federal Share of F nds i e r v e 'he cities of Blaine, Coon Rapids, an� Fri�ley wil� iun t ose aspects of the grant not covered 'by Federal dollars. It is unders[ood and agreed by the undersigned that a grant received as a result of this avvlication is subject to epplicable State and Federal Laws, Rules and Regulations �. PROJECT DIRECTOR (Responsible for Implementatio� �E '�'�:,�lect and c�o tabilit o! f':..�. ' e �; ;��L:tYe '_�'�� i8ID - - - � . G. Wilkinson ' eputy Public Safety Director ��612-�571- e! ~ �� . FISCAL OFFICER (Responsible for Fiscal Accountin�) ame Signature � ichard Johnson, Lyle Haney, Sid Inman itle aine oon api s rl Telephone Number Blaine 612-784-6700 inance Dir Finance Dir. Dir. Central Services oon Rapids 755-2880, FridleY 571-3457 0. AL'THORIZING OFFICIAL OF GOVER�'*�NTAL UNIT (Chief Executive of Applicant Agency) ame Signature layton Hogie, G. Nelson, James P. Hill itle Telephone Numbez Blaine 6- - hief Blaine, Chief C.R. P.S.D. Fridley oon Ra ids 755-2880, Fridle 571-3457 1. PROJECT APPROVAL uthorization to proceed with this highvay safety project is hereby graated subject to the imitations imposed by Public �.av 89-564 aad all amendments thereto, and applicable Federal nd State Rules and Re ulations and Lavs. • ame Address Paul J. Tschida itle Cor�issioner of Public Safety (Governor's Representative) ignature -1� 211 Telephone Number 296-6642 Date of Approval ci 10 C A. PROBLE�I STATFI�'!E[JT The cities of Blnine, Coon Rapids, end Fridley are tbree adjoining com¢nunities sharing a number ot�hesvily traveled road arteries funneling into north Minneapolis. Each city has individunlly maintained strong DWI enforcement programs but lacks sufficient police personnel to mount intensive specielized DG1I control efforts during prime problem hours nnd still maintain other police service responsibilities. A coordinated effort in vhich nn officer employed by one city could temporarily work in a saturation effort or DWI checkpoint in another jurisdiction is not feasible on a regular basis. Speciel DWI enforcement involving flexible, coordinated assignment of officers from all three cities is needed to drav on s larger pool of personnel and more efficiently meet the DWI problem on their co�non road net. B. PROBLfT9 SOLUTION The cities of Blaine, Coon Rapids nnd Frialey, ncting jointly nnd cooperatively, vill establish a program to meet this problem by authorizing the assignment oP officers on an overtime basis to a joint DWI emphasis patrol, employing speciel enforcement tactics including saturation patrol in particular areas and the testing of DWI checkpoint strategies. D�1I arrests in all three cities totaled 1,�+00 by regular duty, non-overtfine officers in I982• From previous overtfine sssigruaent experiences it is estimated that 2,470 additional patroling hours xill produce 250 additional DWI errests tor an 18;G increase and a significantly increased deterrent visibility of police DWI enforcement nctivity. A Joint Po�*ers A�reemenL is slready in place and 1983 legislation xill fecilitate this inter- jurisdiction effort. DIRECT COST 2,L70 hours police officer overtime @�25-05/hr. $61,600.,• Reimbursement vill be for documented overtime hours of DWI patrol. All equipment and other costs (cars, fuel, test costs, and supplies) vill be borne by the participating cities. Monthly reports of DWI arrests made by each city's regular duty officers during regular assignment hours, DWI arrests made by each city's officers vorking on the specisl overtime DWI assignment, and the number of overtfine hours Worked, vill be made so that the progress, effectiveness, and �ontinued justification of the project may be monitored by the bepartment of Public Safety. INDIRECT COST 258 bours e$1212�r adninistrative staff to provide doctanentation, reporting and records 53,100. ' � 10 D L" C. ENAUJATION l. Adminiatrative evaluation on�the level of DWI arrests by regulnr duty patrolliag during the pro�ect period�as vell ss srrests made by overtime patrolling per �our logged. 2. Administrative evaluation of�inter-Jurisdictional assignments and enforcement atrategies. 3• Crash reduction and/or alcoholic related crash reduction in the three cities. , a oa h7 � l0E � --- — — — _ _ -- — -- — — — _ _ — _ ,�.,.. � .., --• - � "' a . �� M . ., N M � . �� .� �� ...� � �.� � .... � �� ._ ��'l... . ...�..��._ � � , � � �. .� .� �. � �.. � � .� � � � � � ..� .� � � � � � � a0 ..� .� O M �O 1 a0 M .r � � M .r � M aD M �-r NY �D �O rr � Q � G � .Ei � O W i•� ~ • or w � e�v .. .p. v. ° M� d �+ M .0 `� � � a' > �° 3 � ell O � N O .o-� .O O► 4f C V�+ C Of � N-� .�� ovN .:i � F+ a C r\ �+�+0 H O � � � a � � • ee .� • u Q, � N M � � Of Q �D N O �O N � 1� � n N N O .�r E� y � �.1 W W O . . FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT 11 JULY 25, 1983 NAME POSITION Noe2 J. Graczyk Budget 1300 Pierce Terrace Control Columbia Heights, Assistant MN 55421 � 0 SALARY $17,694 Per Year EFFECTIVE DATE July 11, 1983 REPLACES Anthony Roach CITY OF FFi1DLEY� suB�ECT MINNE907A O�m. Dev. Div. Protective Insp. Dept. � HOUSE TRAILE� APPLICATION mber � ev o0• ADproved t 910-F9 1 1 cf 1 800 1lPPLICANT: �p _A �?� [�� a►nnxESS : � 83 / h�/Gh�� .�.�' �% �. �,. Ho : c5'�L- S/sa � � ��......� Oo1e 7/1/81 TRAILER OWNER: i��/I�%� An�ss: TII.. N0: i.A►iDOwxEx:��n�//�� • . �,.�z� r►Dnx�ss : y�oc �� . � /Q•,•c �? � To s� TRAILER 1�,1�: SIZE: 'f(+�d IQAoi'7 USED FOR: i/�S �/LlA' PERIOD OF TIME TO BE STORED/OCCUPIED: ��J,�GS Z�[ s� � P.�cl A?� .�z�r.�� LOCATIOI� QF TRAILER ON PROPOSED PROPERTY: Attach Plot Plan of Property showing Trailer Siqnatures of Adjoining Property Owners Grantinq Approval: �tic _ Relationship between Trailer Owner and Landowner: /7C,� n� . � Names and Ages of all Occupants (If Residential Use) : �.� � �-< <( Facilities for Sewage D�sposal, Water and Electricity: /✓S� U%��1 /r'o��ll � �t c., Z'�+ i L ! /� �'t✓D o Y`��+-jo Yt �i'i t�a !l �.�j y�, /� 6i i.c=f z cc•�- Z` " Please find attached a check in tlie amount of $30.00 for parking the trailer o�50.001 for both rkin and xcu ing the trailer. J Pa 9 PY nt►Z� : �"v� / %��, � � FOR OFFICE USE �c� - � �- Signature Date Received: Council Appzoval: Stipul�tions : RECEIPT NO: •�C�O �'S LICENSE NO: EXPZRES: � Ihe � 13 FAR CONCURRENCE 8Y 7HE CITY COUNCIL — LICEiS�,$ July 22, 1983 TyJ�,e of License: � Approved 6y: Fees: Solicitor . Robert Cook •• Boy's Self Help Program Robert Cook James P. Hill • Ask Fees be 1800 Lasalle �305 Public Safety Director Waivered Mpls. Mn � 55403 • c •• :° 0 0 u F.OR CONCURRENCE 8Y THE CITY COUNCIL -��5� 13 A JULY 25, 1983 GENERAL CONTRACTOR • APPROVED BY Code Consulting and Services •11000 Central Avenue N.E. DARREL CLARK Blaine, 1�� 55434 ,By: Douglas Dundas � Chief Bldg. Ofc. Hogness Construction 7728 Lakeview Lane • Spri� Iake Park, t�t 55432 By: Dave Hoqness l�od Johnson Buildirg 7835 Gloria Circle Moundsview, Mt7 55432 By: It�dney Johnson Jorgenson Construction, Inc. 19649 Stutz Street N.�:. Wyoming, Na1 55092 By: Stanley Jorqenson I:loster-Madsen Oompany 9425 Syndicate Bloomington, NIIJ 55420 By: Arvid HuttAn Oakwood Builders 2729 Longview Drive Nortn St. Paul, Mli 55109 By:.RAbert C. Minar R. L. hlhite Builders 7498 Hayes Street t7.E. Fridley, l�T 55432 By: Rnbert White ROQF I NG Century Roofing 2494 Clarence Avenue Maplewood, Mi1 55109 By: Tom McFarlane SZGDT ERECTOR Iawrence Signs Inc. 945 Pierce Butler Route St. Paul, MN 55104 By: Mike Gifford Signcraf ter's Outdoor Display Inc. 7775 Main Street N. E. Fridley, NBI 55432 By: Charles Peugh Same Same Same � Same Same - Same Same • Same Same fOR CONCURRENLE BY THE C1TY COUNCIL - CLAIM, r��r'BER 14 CL�►I�`� P�L'�"►BERS 18�507 - 2C'2ZC4 � . fOR CONCURRENCE BY TNE CITY COUNCIL � JOLY 25, 1983 S�nith, Juster, Feikema & Haskvitz 1250 Builc7ers �change Building Minneapolis, I�I 55402 For legal servioes rer�dered as City Prosecutor for the month of April, 1983 Fbr legal services rendered as City • Prosecutor for the month of May, 1983 Aerrick & Ne�m�an, P.A. 6279 University Avenue, N.E. Fridley, N�] 55432 For legal servioes rendered as City Attorney for the month of June, 1983 E. A. Aickock & Associated, Inc. 545 Indian Mouncl Wayzata, !�1 55391 Professional Servic�es for June 1983 Moore Lake Restoration Phase I Moore Lake Restoration Phase II Electric Servioe Carqaany 1609 Qiicago Avenue Mirmeapolis, 1rIN 55404 Estimate #4 Fridley Sport Lighting Project Minn-Rota bccavation Cat�aany 340I 85th th Avenue North Minneapolis, l�II�i 55432 Final Estimate 1983 A�rb Jacking Pzoject $4,812.50 $5,012.50 $2,566.63 $4,561.41 $ 9,825.00 $2,380.80 $ 7,128.04 $39,229.00 $ 3,532.00 � 15 A s'TATEMENT SMITM, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON di NASKVI7Z ATTORNErS AT LAW 1250 BUILOERS EXCMANGE S�.OG. MINNEAPO�.IS, MINNESOTA S'i�02 »9�1��1 SUBUABAN OFFICE FRIpLE�/ rCity of Fridley 1 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attention: Mr. Nasim Qureshi L �N ws��a ��w�� w�� ro��e+ ��.. �w� ��r�ws OATE � J � SALANCE FORWAROED fROM UST STATEMENT 7-19-83 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley during April, 1983. Representation of City of Fridley in court 4-05-83 (Anoka); 4-07-83 (Col. Heights); 4-12-83 (Anoka); 4-13-83 (Anoka); 4-14-83 Col. Heights); (4-19-83 (Anoka); 4-21-83 (Col. Heights�; 4-26-83 Anoka); 4-27-83 (Anoka); 4-28-83 (Col. Heights); 4-29-83 (M oka). for 51 jury trials, 4 pre-trial conferences. 14 gross misdemeanor appearances and 67 court trials. (64 hours). Prepa"ration of 53 misdemeanor criminal complaints, 13 gross misdemeanor criminal complaints and meetin at Fridley Police Department. (29.25 hours�. TOTAL TIME (93.25 hours). April, 1983 Retainer �1,650.00 Time in excess of retainer (63.25 hoursj-- a3,162.50 s4812,5p SMITFf, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON �, MASKVITZ—'—� �Rw.a.� �� u� �.5 B fTATEMENT SMITH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON 8 HASKV112 ATTOANEVS AT LAW 1250 BUILDERS EXGMANGE SLOG. MINNEAVOLIS, IMINNESOTA SS402 3��11�1 SUBURBAN OFFICE FRIDLEV rCity of Fridley � 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley. Minnesota 55432 Attention: Mr. Nasim Qureshi L J WN ra��w �snr�� w�s rowner ��w �w� q�r�w• OATE � � � � OALANCE FORWARpED FROY LAST STATEMENT 7-19-83 For 1ega1 services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley daring May, 1983. Representation of Cit of Fridley in court 5-03-83 (Anoka); 5-05-83 (Col. Heights ; 5-10-83 (M oka); 5-il•83 (Anoka); 5-12-83 (Col. Heights ; 5-17-83 (Anoka); 5-19-83 (no court); 5-24-�83 �Anoka); 5-25-83 (M oka); 5-26-83 (Col. Heights); and 5-31-83 (Anoka); for 189 pre-jury trial conferences and 53 court trials. (63.5 hours) - Preparation of 53 misdemeanor complaints, 18 gross misdemeanor criminal complaints and miscellaneous office conferences with police and citizens. (33.75 hours). TOtAI TI'IE (91.25 hours) May, 1983 Retainer s1650.00 �1650.00 Time in excess cf retainer (67.25)hours) �3362.50 s5012.50 SMtTH, A/STER, FEIKEMA, MALMORiT1ASR11T2 �r��+�a�� u� HERRICK 8c NEWMAN. P.A. v�w0�� C. Mt��GC wnowwsvs �t tAw oAV�O �. MlN�MAM � VCfl July 14, 1983 City of 'Fridley 6431 University Avenue Nortbeast Fridley, Minnesota 55432 May Retainer: HOURS IN EXCESS OF 30 AT $50.00 PER HOUR: EXPENSES ADVANCED: Subpoene re Massage Parlor: Process Service re Wise: 48 xerox copies: SUB TOTAL: June Retainer: HOURS IN EXCESS OF 30 AT SS0.00 PER HOUR: EXPENSES ADVANCED: Subpoena re Wise: uitness Fee re Wise: 82 xerox copies: SUB TOTAL: 15 C 0 {!7f YNIV[11i�T I�V�NV! M.t. FRIDLEr, MINNESOTA SS��2 i71•]ASO $1650.00 917.50 2.00 17.70 7.20 S2594.40 $1650.00 702.50 1.00 15.00 12.30 $2380.80 TOTAL BALANCE DUE: S4975.20 � 15 D CITY OF �tIDI�Y i�gineering De�artment 6�31 University Avenue, N.E. tYidiey, lsi,rnesota 55�32 Dete: �uly 12, 1983 � �� 10: Ronorable Mayor and City �cil RE: Est. No. -1 Fin� City o� FYidley p+er. i�ding Jul v 12 . 198 6431 University Aveswe, I�1.E. FOt Minn-Kote Excavation. Inc. Friciley, Minnesot3 55432 � 3401 - 85th Avenue North • ?linneapolis. ?�Al 55443 .. sut�ARY: Otiginal Contract Amxait Contract Additions - Q�ange Orc3er t�ios. 4 Oontract Deductions - Qsange Order l�tos. 0 Revised Contsact lynaa�t Va1ue Canpleted To Dnte aJB ZOTAL 1�rta�t Retaired tlOt) (S�) Less kno�t Paid Previvusly NrDtJt1T Dl1E Z�IIS F5'TD+�AZ£ ��;�� : � • y.� .� �t; : �r��,; : b .000 .00_ _ : ,� _ -0- �r�i - '�O� = a ono nn _ �_�� nn i �,5�� _ nn - : -�- i •n_ = 3.,532..D� - - I hereby oertify that the Work perfornied and the materials supplied to date �3er terms of the oonts act for the reference pcoject, and all authoriZed changes theceto, have an actual value �aer the oonts art of the amounts sham on this estimate tand the fina2 quantities of the final estimate are ccrrect), nr►d that this estimate is j�st and oorrect and no part of the 'l�nnur�t Due Zt�is Estimate' has t�een received. � � �/. n�te / a s 3 Contra or' th ized Representative (Title) �:� : � • 1.� a� .��: I hereby oeriify that I have prepared or examined this estimate, and that the oontractor is entitlea to payn�ent of this estimate �der the aontlact for rPierence project. CITY OF FRIDLEY, Z� �� De,te � � � � �'� BY • pectf ully SvL�mitted, Q�ecked 8y: !tt/�C !�t�� City of Fri� / BY � �v . F1ora, P.E. • ector o� Public Works 15 E CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DIVISION 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley. Minnesota 55432 July 12, 1983 Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Council Members: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We hereby submit the FINAL ESTIMATE No. 1 for Minn-Kota Excavating, Inc., 3401 - 85th Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55443. for the 1983 Curb Jacking Project. Original Contract s4,000.00 Final Construction Cost =3,532.00 AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE No. 1 53,532.00 We have viewed the work under contract for the construction of the 1983 , Curb Jacking Project 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 work by your Honorable Body, and that the one-year contra ctual maintenance bond commence on the date listed. Respectfully submitted, �� L.� John G. Flora, P.E. Public Works Director JGF/mc Prepared by. �L. �^- � Checked by: �!i�� 15 F �� CITZ OF FBIDLBZ y 8 h 0 8 l� D II M T0: NASIl�! M. QURESHI, CITY lSANAGER FROM: SID INMAN, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAI. SERYICES SIIBJECT: AESERVE FINANCING PL11N DATE: JIILY 22� 1983 On July 21, 1983, the HRA met to cfficially consider the documents required to begin the Reserve Financing System. All resolutions enabling the establishment of the various funds and accounts for the Reserve Financing System Were approved at that meeting. Additionally, they received and approved the Modified Redevelopment Plan f or Redevelopment Project No. 1. As you recall, this Nodified Redevelopment Flan is an integaral part of the Reserve Financing System. Final approval of the Modified Redevelopment Plan requires a Public Hearing in front of the City Council and final approval by the City Council of the Plan. The HRA additionally passed a Resolution requesting that the City Council call for a Public Hearing on the ModiPied Redevelopment Plan. I have attached a copy of a Resolution for the Council to call for that Public Hearing to be held oa August 22, 1983. Additionally, attached ia a copy of the Offieial Publication Notice. The City Council has discussed the Modified Redevelopment Plan during previous meetings. I Will be sending you under a separate cover a copy of the final Modified Redevelopment Plan, a summary memorandum from 0'Connor and Hannan describing the Plan, and a copy of HRA Resolutioa No.11 requesting the City Council hold a Public Hearing on the Plan. I am requesting that this be plaeed on the agenda for the Nonday, July 25, 1983 Council Meeting. If you have any questions on this matter, please feel free to let me knrn+. SCI:sh 88SOLIITION )i0. -1983 RBSOLOTION CALLING FOR 1 PIIBLIC HBARING ON THB NODIFICATION BY T8E HOIISING AND REDEVELOPMENT AOTHORIT? IN �ND FOR THE CITT OF FRIDL87C OF A REDEVII.OPl�NT PROJBCT �D � BBDEVE[.OPI�NT PLAN RELATING TBffitETO BB IT RFSOLVED by the City Council (the "Couacil") of the City of Fridley, Minaesota (the "City"), as follars: 1. Public Hearing. ?his Council at�all meet on Nonday, August 22, 1983, at 7:30 p.m., to bold a public hearing on the Po2loxing matters: (a) the modification by the Housing and Redevelopment Authoritp in and for the City oP a Redeve2opment Project to be designated as Redevelopment Project No. 1 ("Redevelopment Project No. 1") and (b) the modification of the Redevelopment Plan for Redevelopment Project No. 1 pursuant to and ia accordance xith t�linnesota Statues, Sections �62.411 to 462.716, inclusive, as amended. 2. Hotiee of Hearing; Filing of Plans. The C2erk-T�easurer is suthorized and directed to cause notice of the hearing� substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, to be given as required by law, to Dlace a copy of the proposed !lodified Redevelopment Plan on file in the Clerk- Treasurer's office and to make such plans available for inspection by the public� commencing August 10, 1983. 3. Referral to Planning Commission. The Clerk-Treasurer is authorized and directed to transmit a eopy of the Modified Redevelopment Plan to the Planning Commission to consider and comment on Whether the Hodified Redevelopment Plan ia in accordanee with the Comprehensive Plan oP the City. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF 1983• WILLIAM J. NEE - NAYOR ATTEST: SIDNEY C. IKMAN - CITY CLERB 16A EXSIBIT A NOTICE OF PIIBLIC SEARING CITY OF FRIDLEY COUNTY OF ANORA STATE OF MINNESOTA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council (the "Coun- cil") of the City of Friclley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on Monday, August 22, 1983, at 7:30 p.m., at the City Hall, in Fridley, Minnesota, relating to the modification by the Housing and Redevelop- ment Authority in and for the City of Fridley of a Redevel- opment Project to be designated as Redevelopment Project No. 1("Redevelopment Project No. 1") pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, sections 462.411 to 462.716, inclusive, as amended. The hearing is also relative to a proposed modi- fication of the Redevelopment Plan for the Redevelopment Project No. 1, a copy of which will be on file and available for public inspection in the Clerk-Treasurer's office not later than August 10, 1983. The property proposed to be added to the Redevelopment Project is legally described in Attachment A. The parcels proposed to be aaaea to Redevelopment Proj- ect No. 1 are more specifically described in the Modified Redevelopment Plan. All interested persons may appear at the hearing and present their views orally or in writing. Dated: , 1983. SY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Clerk-Treasurer A - 1 .�