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09/24/1984 - 5216FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING PLEASE SIGN NP�E ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: September 24, 19a4 NAME ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER ------- ------------------------ __ -� �� ' �� i�� '��.� r- �� . �� ✓,�� L � l . .� �. ' r f t � �--� I '�`� .%' �%'v`u -:-,��.%rc�ic. �- "�� l ` (` ~ r — :.�� l2� � r � ` � � �� -�- f � ,' � �� -� v� � ��G' , ►' ✓� r , �� c��,� � �y4� ��z ��- N�� ;� (� � ,�: '�. .1_�`i ��FJ�� .�X �_�-t '� � ,. � . � � .' r°' � ! � �f�� „ , � - ��.r� �/� 1 !/. �%'._Y.,�L...y .,i_,_ �' U ``�"� �t��; : . , �. %��'�� .,ur� .:� � r,� C� ,�.� f�-�.� t �..�� ! � /��,..� l_._ J �3,2-.4� �,-��—�.s: r , � , � �' .� , � �? � k'�c�� C�e�� I er- ��'u� C'� � �r r G� �j f� `� %� i � �O �a-=.�.,,-� ��- , �,;�1 ��, � %{.�G�� / e, <.. � �,�,z�� . �3�v 2%.�;�.��, �' ��5�a l��'� .u.�.��1 :>'��2 .�� ti � `�� l�► %� �4-J'L /(i• �-- . !/ G�� L� _� � ,��`- `�� r,- 7 � � r � FRIDLEY CI TY COUNCIL SEPTEI�ER 24, 1984 - 7:30 P. M. � � . .i�.. � ` � ``- Followin�g are the "ACTIONS TAREN" by the Administration for your informat.ion. r •;• • � ► Cocincil Meeting, September 10, 1984 Mir�utes Approved : � • ' �)�<�T��d�i�i�7:� t- Adcied: Consideration of Approval of Lease Agreement wit:h HRA for Fridley Warehouse Liquor Facility •' � � � •: Connie Metcalf Regarding Study by League of Women Vot:ers on Solid Waste Disposal. Invited by Mayor to Conference Meeting to discuss item further . . � Conside�:ation of Appointment to Community Developrnent Commission (Tabled 8/20/84, 9/10/84) . . . . . . 1 Item tal�l ed C2TY MAIJAGER--ACTION TAREN: Item put on next . agenda Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 � � ► • � r ' •�� Page 2 Consideration of Approval of Fiutual Agreement and Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance to Amend, the City Code of the City of Fridley, Minnesota by making a Change in Zoning Districts from R-1 to R-3 (ZOA #84-02, DeGardner). . . . . . . . .�. . 2 - 2 � Agreement Approved and Ordinance No. 817 adopted PDBI�W'ORRS--ACTI N T�� Agreement executed and f orwarded. Zoning record changes completed. CITY MANIA�FR--AGTION TAREN: Ordinance published in Fridley Focus NEW BUSI,�i Receivir�g Statement of Canvass for the Septembe�r 11, 1984 Primary Election . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 C Canvass not received. County is making some corrections in their figures CENTRAL y FRVT �--ACTION TAREN: Copies have been forwarded to the Council after the corrections were made by the County Canvassing Board Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Adoptinq the Budget f or the Fiscal Year 1985 ........ 4 Ordinanc:e adopted on first reading �NTRAL SERVIGE--ACTION TAREN: Ordinance will be on the r�ext agenda for consideration of second reading � Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 . � •+ � "•� (Planning Commission Minutes Continued) Page 4 C. Item from Appeals Commission Meeting of August 2;8, 1984: Variance Request to Reduce the Side Yai�d Setback at 5900 Main Street N.E. by Gerald B[. Johnson ................................... 6CC - 6FF BvD�eals �or�m� ss� on Recommendat? on: Approval & 6GG - 6HH with Sti.pulations Council Action Needed: Consideration of Recommer,�dation Variance� request tabled to next meeting p�BLrc w�9�xs--ACTION TAREN: Item placed on October 1 agenda for consideration. Proceeding with research. Property owner contacted. Company representative contacted. Receiving Opinion f rom City Attorney Regarding the Golf Course Initiative Petition. ....... 7 Opinion received subject to amendment at the next Council Meeting �ENTRAL GFRVT-E--ACTION TAREN: Amended opinion f rom City Attorney will be on the next Agenda Consideration of a Resolution to Advertise for Bids f or Repair and Modification of Well and Pump #9. ...... $- 8 B Resol ution No. 109-1984 adopted PUBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeding with advertising for bids. � Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 � �I, � • � � - . page 5 Consideration of Change Order No. l, Water and Sanitary� Sewer Project No. 145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 A Change C►rder approved PUBIiC_FIO RS--ACTZON TAREN: Will Execute Change Order with cor,�tractoz. �: Appointm,ents: City Employees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 zlao pol ice off icer approved CITY MANiA�ER--ACTION TAREN: Accounting inf ormed of new employees Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Claims approved �NTRAL GFRVTGE--ACTION TAREN: Claims paid Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 12 N Licenses approved ,�,ENTRAL _sFRVTGE--ACTiON T�RE_N: Licenses issued Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 C Estimates approved CENTRAL SERVTCE--ACTION T�REN: Estimates paic� Consider�ation of Lease Agreement with HRA for Warehouse Liquor F,acility in old Fridley Hardware Store Building ... 14 Approved entering into lease agreement CENTRAL ��'RVTGE--ACTION T�R�N: Executed agreement with HRA ADJOURN• 9:35 P.M. � � - � FRIDLEY CI TY COUNCIL SEPTEI�ER 24, 1984 - 7:30 P.M. Following are the "ACTIONS TAREN" by the Administration for your information. r ;� : • � ► Council Meeting, Minutes Approved :�•' •� • ��' September 10, 1984 �• Add�ed: Consideration of Approval of Lease Agreement wit;h HRA for Fridley Warehouse Liquor Facility �' ► •: � •; Connie Metcalf Regarding Study by League of Women Vot�rs on Solid Waste Disposal. Invited by May or to ��onference Meeting to discuss item further � � : �� Consider��tion of Appointment to Community DevelopmE.nt Commission (Tabled 8/20/84, 9/10/84) . . . . . . 1 Item tab]l ed CITY MAN�'�CER--ACTION TP�REN: Item put on next agenda �r Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 Page 2 � � r � •� � -•i� Considei�ation of Approval of I�iutual Agreement and Considei�ation of Second Reading of an Ordinance to Amenci the City Code of the City of Fridley, Minnesot:a by making a Change in Zoning Districts from R-1. to R-3 (ZOA #84-02, DeGardner). .... Agreemer�t Approved and Ordinance No. 817 adopted posL?c �i�o R--ACTION T REN: Agreement executed and f orwarded. Zoning record changes completed. CITY MA1�1A ER--ACTION TAREN: Ordinance publ ished in Fridley Focus NEW BUSI',NESS; . . . . �. . Receivir,�g Statement of Canvass for the Septembe�r 11, 1984 Primary Election . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canvass not received. County is making some corrections in their figures �ENTRAL SF.RVT(`F.--ACTION TAREN: Copies have been forwaraed to the Council after the corrections were made by the County Canvassing Board Z - Z C 3 - 3 C Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Adopting the Budqet for the Fiscal Year 1985 ........ 4 Ordinance adopted on first reading ,�ENTRAL GFRVTGE--AGTION ?'ARFN: Ordinance will be on the n.ext agenda for consideration of second reading E Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 � , � • � � ' •� Consideration of Approval of Final Plat, P. S. #84-03, Loft Homes of Fridley, by Robert DeGardner (Public Hearing September 10, 1984) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Final Plat approved POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Assisting petitioner with recording of plat . . . � Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission of Septe;mber 12, 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. Consideration of Special Use Permit, #84-14 to Allow Construction of a Second Accessory Building at 5725 Polk Street by Robert Lehner........ 6- 6A Planninca Commission Recommendation: Approval & 6L - 61�� Council ,Action Needed: Consideration of Recommendation Special �Use Permit approved PUBLIC W�DRRS--ACTION TARErl: Petitioner informed Page 3 5 - 5 G 6 - 6 HH B. Cons:ideration of a Special Use Permit, #84-16 to Allow Gasoline Service Along with a Convenience Store at 8100 E. River Road by Patricia Holcomb and Bern��dette Benson ................................ 6B - 6H Plannin4 �ommission Recommendation: Approval & 6N - 6 BE with Sti��ulations. Council i�ction Needed: Consideration of Recommen�3ation Special i)se Permit tabled PUBLIC W(�RRS--ACTION TARE�I: Hol ding Item f or Future Aqenda Pending Fitzpatrick Request. 0 A Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 ` � .� � -. (Plannirng Commission Minutes Continued) Page 4 C. Item from Appeals Commission Meeting of August 28, 1984: Variance Request to Reduce the Side Yard Setback at 5900 Main Street N.E. by . Gerald H. Johnson ................................... 6CC - 6FF A�neals �'nmmicsion Recommendat�on: Approval & 6GG - 6HH wit" h Stipul ations „�,ouncil Action Needed: Consideration of Recommen,dation Variance request tabled to next meeting PUBLIC W',�1RRS--ACTION TAKEN: Item placed on October 1 agenda for consideration. Proceeding with research. Property owner contacted. Company representative contacted. Receiving Opinion f rom City Attorney Regarding the Golf Course Initiative Petition. ....... 7 Opinion received subject to amendment at the next Council Meeting CENTRAL ,GFR��IGE--ACTION TAREAL: Amended opinion from City Attorney will be on the next Agenda Consideration of a Resolution to Advertise for Bids for Repair and Modif ication of Well an8 Pump #9. ...... 8- 8 B Resolution No. 109-1984 adopted PUBL•TG W9RRS--ACTION TAKEN: Proceeding with ac7vertising for bids. Council Meeting, September 24, 1984 ►�. ► •� � -. Page 5 Consideration of Change Order No. l, Water and Sanitary Sewer Proj ect No. 145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 A Change O�rder approved PUB_�IC W'ORRS--ACTION TAREN: Will Execute Change Order with contractor. �,- Appointm;ents: City Employees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 �1ao pol i.ce off icer approved CITY MArfAGER--ACTION T�REN: Accounting informed of new e�mployees Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Claims a�pproved CENTRAL GFRVTGE--ACTION TAREN: Claims paid License:� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 12 N License:� approved CENTRAL sFRVIGE--ACTION TAREN: Licenses issued EstimatE�s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 C EstimatE�s approved CENTRAL SFRVTCE--ACTION TAKEN: Estimates paic; Conside�ration of Lease Agreement with HRA for Warehouse Liquor lFacility in old Fridley Hardware Store Building ... 14 Approve�� entering into lease agreement CENTRAL SFR�IGE--ACTION TARE�I: Executed agreement with HRA ADJOURN• 9:35 P.M. COUNCIL MEETING. SEPTEMBER 24, 1984 I 1 : �► ► •► ► � PAGE 2 CONSIOERATION OF APPROVAL OF MUTUAL AGREEMENT AND CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE � TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DtSTRICTS FROM R-1 TO R-3 (ZOA #84-02. DEGARDNER). . . . . . . • • • . 2 - 2 C , ► � � 1 RECEIVING STATEMENT OF CANVASS FOR THE SEPTEMBER 11, 1984 PRIMARY ELECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 C CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1985 ...,.... 4 COUNCIL N,EETING, SEPTEMBER 24. 1984 . : ► •► ► ��# PA�E 3 CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT, P.S. �84-03. LOFT HOMES OF FRIDLEY, BY ROBERT DEGARDNER (PUBLIC HEAR I NG SEPTEMBER 10. 1984 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . 5 - 5 G 0 RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF SEPTEMBER 12. 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 6 HH A. CONSIDERATION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, #84-14 TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING AT 5725 POLK STREET BY ROBERT LEHNER........ 6- 6A PIANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION; APPROVAL $ 6L - 6M� COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION B. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT. #84-16 TO ALLOW GASOLINE SERVICE ALONG WITH A CONVENIENCE STORE AT 8100 E. RIVER ROAD BY PATRICIA HOLCOMB AND BERNADETTE BENSON ................................ 6B - 6H PIANNINC� COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL � 6N - 6 EB WITH STIPULATIONS, �OUNCIL ACZION NEEDED: COMSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION COUNCIL MEETING. SEPTEMBER 24. 1984 1a� � 1 •► ► � (PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES CONTINUED) C. ITEM FROM APPEALS COMMISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 28. 1984: VARIANCE REQUEST TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD SETBACK AT 5900 MAIN STREET N.E. BY GERALD H. JOHNSON ................................... APPE�IS COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL WITH STIPULATIONS COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION PAGE 4 6CC - 6FF $ 6GG - 6HH RECEIVIfVG OPINION FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING THE GOLF COURSE INITIATIVE PETITION. ,.,.... 7 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR REPAIR AND MODIFICATION OF WELL AND PUMP #9. ...... 8- 8 B 0 f ni iNr i i MFFT i Nc; .�FPTFMRFR %4, 1984 � : ► •► ► � PAGE 5 CONSIDERATION OF CHANGE ORDER N0, 1. WATER AND SAN I TARY SEWER PROJECT N0. 145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 A APPOINTMENTS: CITY EMPLOYEES,' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 CLAIMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 LICENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 12 N EST I MATE S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 C �1 1 ►1 1. M.i � �� 4�. �, r.i ; yr, 1 : ; �� M��. �. ti:i �+� ��. � . 4M !� a�. �� y�'J4�'„i:_ �t; 1 �e Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Oouncil was called to order at 7:38 p.m. by Mayor Nee. PT.F'�Y�F. C)F' AT.T.�C jANf'_F � Mayor Nee led the Council and auclienoe in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. �r.r. �Ar.r.• I�NBERS PRFSII�T: Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman HaQnernik, Gouncilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette N�NBERS ABSIIVT: None ' � _ �+��+_; �I � �. • ; �/: � � «�;� ; 4 • ' �C �� Mayor Nee stated it was the desire of the Gouncil to issue a oertificate of appreciation to Carol Fassett for her servioes on the Ca�ununity Developnent Catur►ission. He asked that this oertif icate be forwarded to her as she was unable to attend the meeting this evening. •••;�1/. • u 1�1�4 ��. J►: �� . ; �'i � � �'Z�� MOTION by Councilman Barnette to apprwe the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : �� • � �+��' 2'he follaaing iten was added: Rec�eiving Petition No. 9-84 on the Clean Up of Moore Lake. MDTION by Cbuncilman Haanernik to adopt the agenda with the above addition. Seconded by Councilman Fitzgatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. .QPF� F012U1Kr VISI'InRS • There was no response under this item of business. p[ T.T(` i�TF'.ARTI�(;� • PC�3I TG Is�nRT1�-r FOR F� T PI�T. P S #84-03 IDFT HON1�'� OF FRIflT�'.�T_ Y Fil�BERT nec'.�Rn�u ('rA3I� �Trn�, i8,�84� nnY , 1984) : . M�TIC�I by Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seoonded by Councilman Schneider. Upon �� , i ��+�►��. �, -��4�v�=_�+; � ' I1 a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the original plat p�esented to the Council included develognent on both Blocks 19 and 20 of Fridley Park. He stated, since that time, the petitioner has eliminated Block 19 from o�nsideration. Mr. Flora stated the request before the Council calls for seven buildings, with a total of 28 units, based on the lof t home concept. He stated the plat calls for a berm along 61 1/2 Way to reduce the impact on the R-1 property to the north. He stated access to the c7evelopnent would be on 61st Way with an energency exit only to the north. �uncilman Barnette asked if there was some signif icance in the fact that the buildings are oontiguous to each other. Mr. DeGardner stated this makes a nioe private oourtyard and if they w�ere separated, oertain setbacks would probably be required. Councilman Schneider asked if garages were required. Mr. Flora stated in an �3 district, garking spaces are required, but not garages. Mayor Nee asked Mr. DeGardner if he would be selling individual units. Mr. DeGardner stated this is the glan and these units would be governed by an association. Mr. DeGardner stated in the original plan, they were going to install garages as a buffer. He stated if the Council wishes, they can install these garages, hawever, it would raise the prioe of the units about $3,500 which may make then unaffordable to some people. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated if Council required one- half garage per unit, 14 garages would have to be wnstructed and space vould be designated for an add.itional 14, if the demand is there. Mr. DeGardner stated this would be possible as he stated there is space for the garages. Councilman Schneider asked if the property is rezoned to R-3, if there would be a need for any variances for the density as proposed. Mr. Flora stated there would not be a need for any variances, however, this is based on adding one lot which was declared as excess by the CAUncil. NJr. Laxy Mewhorter, 39 62nd Way, questioned where the lot came fran to which Mr. Flora is referring. Mr. Flora stated it was City-owned property which the Council has declared excess. 1�ir. Mewhorter asked where a park would be located in this area. He stated he understood there would be money f rom this development going towards a �rk. � Mayor Nee stated either money or land is requried to be given and most of -2- �� 1+. v��i� ��. �. `i�1�yi��l:.�i; 1 the cievelopers give money. Mr. Mewhorter stated Mr. Nielson, the owner of the property, has worked with the residents on this plan and the density has been reduced. Ae stated his �noern is the bernn �uld be higher, the anergency exit moved to the east a little for better protection frcm headlights, and gark facilities should be pravided. He stated children in the area used this property as a playground, as they have no park facilities. Mr. Richard Soj, 65 61-1/2 Way, stated he also felt the �nergency driveway should be maved a little to reduoe the impact on the residents across the street and that the berm should be extended farther. Mr. Roger Berkholz, 6103 East River Rpad, stated it would be better if the berm could be extended to the west and questioned where the children are going to glay. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the playground that serves this area is at Stevenson School. He stated this was the purpose of putting in a stop sign at the intersection to allow children to cross East River Rpad to get to the school . Cic�uttc:tti��cui i'i�.r.�u�iiw. oa.u�a.�....C: ::�.�c. :,.y�iG@ t:=:?� area aoesn't have park facilities for very young children, as older ones probably cross East River Road to the g�rk areas. Mrs. Betty Berkholz, 6103 East River Road, stated her concern is the play area that will be lost with this develognent. She f el t they needed playground facilities in their area for the young children. Mayor Nee suggested they sutmit their request to the Park Board which makes ..,�reeonunenclations to the Oowlcil on haa to best serve each neiqhborhood with �rk f acil ities. �uncilman Fitzpatrick stated every neighborhood that has a gark today began tr� going to the Park Board. Mayor Nee stated he felt it would be beneficial to talk to the Park Board and raise this issue. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed plat. MOTION by Councilman Fitz�xitrick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:17 p.m. Mayor Nee stated he felt staff could work with the petitioner on the oonoerns regarding extension of the berm and placement of the emergency exit. . 2. PCIRL.IG I�F�A+RTi�% ON 1985 BUDGET• �� 1�, � ui�+�Y/�. �, `i��y�4�: �; 1 �'I�1 M�TION by G��cilman Barnette to waive the reading of the public hearing notioe and open the public hearing. Seconded by O�uncilman Sciuieider. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearng opened at 8:17 p.m. Mr. Qureshi, Gity Manager, stated the proposed budget is $?,635,948 which represents a 3.79? increase wer the 1984 budget. He stated it is proposed to oollect 1.7$ additional tax revenue fran property taxes and the rest of the funds would come from fees, service charges, and intergoverrnnental revenue. Mr. Qureshi stated the operating portion of the budget is $6,807,943 or a 3.89$ increase. He stated there is some increase in legal services because of the prosecuting for DWI's. He stated this, in turn, however is vounterbalanoed with fines reoeived. Councilman Scluieider asked if this budget proposes ariy increase or decrease in staff. Mr. Qureshi stated so�ne permanent servioes may be cut, but would be oangler►ented with tenp�rary or oontract �ervioes. No persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed 1985 budget. M�TION by Gouncilman Barnette to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Sctuzeider. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and ther public hearing closed at 8:25 p.m. Qj� BUSINF.S�• 3� �TDgZATTp� OF APPOIrTI'l�Tr � COMMUNITY DEVELAPMEN� COMMISSION ('I'A�LED fl�IGUSI' 20. �984) : Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the Carmunity Developnent Commission has indicated sane desire for the �uncil to oonsider appointing someone who is in business and oonnected with the (�aQnber of CoRSnerce. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to table this appointment. Seconded by Councilman Sd�neider. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 4. RFSOLU'i'TON NO 98-1984 REORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: MOORE LAKE RF�RATTON PRO��'�'r'. PIi1iGF' TT (BTI� RE7ECTID AIX'aUST ZO�, 19841 2 Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the consulting engineers have reviewed the bids prewiously received and talked to the contractors. He stated it is believed more favorable bids oould be reaeived by breaking dawn aertain pQrtions of the prooess. Mr. Pete Willenbring, representing Hickok and Associates, stated two bids had been reoeived for the Phase II restoration proj ect .of Moore Lake. He stated this project is, basically, a number of sub-projects where these subcontractors would be associated with the general oontractor. He stated it was fo�d these general contractors were not familiar with areas which -4- �� a�. � �i�+�+Y��. � 7�+�4�„!: a+; � weuld be oangleted by subcontractors and, oonsequently, the bids were much higher than anticipated. Mr. Willenbring stated he talked with these subcontractors on individual items and felt, if they w�ere allowed to bid separately for each of their specialties, a bid would be received that reflects the engineer's estimate. Mr. Willenbring stated the dredging proposed is fairly minimal and which mec,hanical dredging was oonsidered to be less oostly they are including an option using hydraulic dredging. Mr. Willenbring stated the EPA clean lakes grant would run through 1986 and felt the project would be substantially complete by the fall of 1985 and di.dn't believe an extension would be needed. He stated this time schedule, rather than June 1, 1985, would also allow the contractors more time to oamplete the work. Go�cilman Schneider pointed out this was suppose to be oangleted in 1980 or 1981, but there has been a sicyzificant amount of delays. He asked if they can't get the permits or the bids are too high, etc., if they can hold Hickok and Associates resp�nsible for this task to �ane to oanpletion. Mr. Willenbring stated he would prefer to see no more delays. He stated one of the.reasons this project was delayed was to obtain the DNR permit which took six months. He stated, as far as making sure the project is f inished, a performance bond is required f ran the oontractor. He also stated there is the possibility the bid may not be within the engineer's estimate, as this isn't standard work and marYy contractors are oaning in frcm out of state to do the project. Mr. Willenbring presented sane facts shawing haw the quality of the lake has imprwed sinoe the project began in 1978 and what data was necessary in order to obtain the grant. He stated a Iot of monitoring of the lake has been cbrie c7ver the last five or six years and based on these facts, it is apparent the kind of reductions they anticipate. Mr. Willenbring stated they hope to reduoe the phosphorus concentration to about .03 in moore Lake which would give then a metamorphic level, or water quality le�vel ooanp�rable with 4rhite Bear Lake. He stated their restoration project addresses the cause of the problen which is the nutrient input to the lake. He stated they have shawn phosphorus was the limiting nutrient and broke it cbwn to where it was oorning fran and rec.cxn¢nended techniques to handle the problem. He stated these have been apprwed by the N�CA and the EPA and the lake will be imprwed by renaving the nutrients. Mr. Dave Ruecher�meister, representing Clean Flo Laba.ratories, appeared before the �uncil to expalin their method for the restoration of Moore Lake. _� �� l�, . � ��+�1Mr�. � ��4�u�=_�+; � ' � Mr . Ruechermeister explained thei r pr opo sal woul d be to instal l mul t i pl e inversion oxyqenation equipnent to aerate the lake as well as using an altun oocnpound and dye. Mrs. Ingebrigtsen, 5811 W. Nbore Lake Drive, asked haw the dyes would affect the lake and swinming. Mr. Ruechermeister stated it would tint the water ar� would be put in the lake in small quantities. He stated it would be i�arm,less to fish and swimners. Mrs. Ingebrigtsen questioned if this would have to be done on an annual basis. Mr. Ruechermeister stated this prograan would prevent the weed growth so it woulc�'t be neoessary to do ariy weed harvesting. Mr. Ruechermeister explained they are el iminating the nutrients f ram the sediment through oxygenation of the water f ran the top to the bottom of the lake, and through biological. decomposition of the sediments, breaking down nutrients that would be available for plant growth. Mr. Kuechermeister stated the type of prograQn they have been implenenting in a n�nber of lakes represents a long-term solution to the problem. He felt this was important as opposed to short-term solutions, and the Council should talk to representatives in other communities where they have initiated their restoration prograQn. Mr. Kuechernneister stated, basically, they are working with plant nutrients i.n the lake and by installi.ng the inversion oxygenation equignent, it will oxygenate the water and will eli.minate the nutrients and they will be chenically changed to forms that are unuseable for glant grawth. He stated by increasing the oxygen, it creates a 1 imiting f actor f or pl ant and al gae growth and, in addition, an alu�n oanpound would be ac7ded to further reduce the potential for glant grawth. He stated the use of the dye would keep the nutrients in suspension so they can be deactivated through the inversion oxyqenation process. He stated their program is a combination of the inversion oxygenation process, buffered al�n acmpound, dye and micro-organisms seeded in the lake which began to work on the organic sediment and dec�ompose it. �uncilman HaQnernik asked if the aeration would be an orrgoing prooess. Mr. Ruechermeister stated it would be an orrgoing process, however, it may be possible to cut back on this prooess in the winter months onoe water quality is achieved. He stated there isn't a clear cut answer, but possibly it oould be run on a limited basis in the winter and on a f ull sy stem in the su�aner months. Mr. Ruechenmeister stated the water quality could be improved and the sediment in the bottan would be reduoed by six to twelve inches per year. He stated once they oxygenate a lake, an environment is created that supports organisms for a biological deoocnposition of the muck or sediment. He stated what happens is they are establishing a food web which f avors the -6- �� 1�. � 4��+��Ir�. �, ��4�„ : �+; � animal fooc9 chain over the glant food chain. �uncilman Scfineider stated there is aonvincing evidenoe on the surfaoe that aerating makes a dra¢nactic impact, hawever, he would like to see before and after figures on what they feel is sic�ificant in their restoration prooess. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, questioned Mr. Ruechemneister on what chances their proposal would have in obtaining f unding f rom EPA. Mr . Ruechermeister stated he felt the odds are relatively high. He stated they had two projects reoeive fu�ds through the EPA. Mr. Qureshi asked about the time period to reoeive apprwal fran the EPA. Mr. Ruechermeister stated this would depend on the 000peration reoeived f rom the �onsulting engineer in revising the existing application to apply their restoration techniques. Councilman Schneider stated the N�CA does not seem to favor this proposal and all grant applications must first go through this agency before going to the EPA. Mr. Kuechermeister stated this would be something that would have to be dealt with. Councilman Schneider stated he f elt the process f or the Moore Lake restoration should not be delayed ariy further and the resoluton should be adopted to readvertise for bids. He stated, hawever, by the time these bids are reoeived, Mr. Kuechermeister may have actual data on results of their other projects for lake restoration. Mayor Nee statecl the Cotuicil's going out again for bids does not negate any of this discussion with Mr. Kuechermeister. NDTTON by Gouncilman Schneider to acbpt Resolution No. 98-1984. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanunously. Mr. Willenbring stated in their six years of m�nitoring data, it has shawn that oxygen is not a problen in the shallvw areas of the lake and an aerator would not supply acYy more oxygen. Ae stated, as far as decomposition of plant material to limit the growth, micro-organisms do consume organic material, however, he hasn't seen any documented studies indicating what rates oould be achieved. Mr. Willenbring stated an iriversion aerating devioe woul d 1 eave open water in the winter which he felt was a oonoern of the City. 4.1 R�'F'n�T*r PETITION NO 9-1984 FOR Q,F,AN-UP OF M�ORE LAKE: Oo�cilman Sc�neider stated the petition requested a weed harvesting begin on the west basin of Moore Lake and oontinues on an annual basis. �� i�, i ��+�IMi�. • y��y�„�: �+; � M'nION by �uncilman Schrieider to receive peition No. 9-1984 for the clean up of Moore Lake. Seoonded by O�uncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unaninausly. Qouncilman Schneider stated the Moore Lake restoration was begun on the public portion on the east side of the lake, hawever, he feels something should be done in the west basin. He stated he can sympathize with persons living on the west side of Moore Lake, but is concerned with the specif ic direction outlined in the petition. He stated there is not a simple answer for a solution to the problen. NIDTION by O�uncilman Sdvzeider to receive petition No. 9-1984 and ref er it to the staff and oonsultants for a reoannendation. Seconded by Councilman Fitz�trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Earl Hoyne, 820 W. Moore Lake Drive, stated there is a far greater need to clean up the west basin, as the east basin has a lot more shallaw water. Mr. Hayne stated Connie Metcalf did most of the work in circulating this petition and it was sicgied strictly by persons who live on the lake and have a more direct interest. He stated he felt the lake has been neglected and possibly one good weed � harvest would be a beginning, as they completely oontrol the surface of the water. Mr. Hoyne felt the west basin should reoeive a test af the dye system as a means of filtering the sunlight to retard weed grawth. He stated they need to v�ntrol the heavy vine-like graath that comes f ram the bottom of the lake. (7ouncilman Schneider stated Connie Metcalf stated a n�anber of residents were op�posed to any chenical treatment. Mr. Hayne stated he believed you would fi.nd this among any of the population where chenicals of any kind are used. He felt i.f they are used by persons who knaw what they are cbing and appratal reoeived f ran the LrIR, he would be in favor of it. ' Mr. Harols Unglaub, 830 W. Moore Lake Drive, felt the lake was dangerous to high school students canpeing in the lake because if the canaoe would tip over, they w�ould be�e entangled in the weeds. Mr. Ingebrigtsen, 5811 W. Moore Lake Drive, stated he has lived on Moore Lake for the last 29 years and when they first moved here, the lake was clear. He stated a chenical was used on the lake several years ago making the lake like thick pea soup. He stated this chenical killed a lot of the wildl.ife. He stated whatever they do, chesnicals shouldn't be used. He stated right naw the lake is clear. Mrs. Ingebrigtsen, 5811 W. Moore Lake Drive, stated she questions what use -8- �� a�. � vi�+�lwi,. �� +�w�„ : �+; � the Ci.ty wants for the west basin of Moore Lake. She stated they did not sic� the petition as they felt there isn't a real problen. �uncilman Sc.hneider stated he does not see the west side as any public use and would ask the resicients what they wanted done. He stated the petition indicates they want the west basin to be enjoyed for canoeing and � sailboating. Mr. Rawland Jaoobson, 5851 W. Moore Lake Drive, stated he felt the City should be looking at the entire lake and not just the east basin. He felt the problen of restoring Moore Lake involves the entire community and not just the persons living on The lake. He stated the lake has been neglected for 20 years and after this amount of time, it will cost to restore it. ��a� : 1�,! �� t �.; �� • � � �_: � �. � : � � � 1� � �.�!_ �� : ut��i� y.i _ � •� � _ • M,— M • �+� � � u ��_`�a : � : ; M�. •, ; �. . �� h, � � A� � � u : �� • ; � � � : � �.�ia+; MOTION by Councilman k'itzpatrick to waive the reading and approve the ordinanoe upon first reading. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. • : � � � � / '� •� �• •:- ;�,� . •u� •; �;i •� � �4�. �_ �� ; � � t.� �� )� �,� 4* _ : r� _ �1 � .!►t�� ; �I� ,�� .! � � �J4t ' � � � ' � ��li: � � � � � � � 1� «�,�� M�TION by Councilman Barnette to receive Fetition No. 8-1984. Seconded by Cbuncilman H�nernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Nee stated he would like to raise the issue of the legality of this petition. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he was aware a petition might be sulinitted, and would like an opportunity to review it and give a formal opinion bs► the next Council meeting. Councilman Barnette stated the Charter covers this question on how to prooeed. Mr. Herrick stated there is no question there is a prooedure in the C�arter, hawever, it is a matter whether the subject matter of the petition f alls within what is permitted in that type of initiative. 1y71'ION by (buncilman Schneicier to direct the City Attorney to review the intitiative petition for legality. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voioe vote, all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared �the motion carried unanimously. �� . !�. � v��l4��. �� +�4�„�; �+; � : y.« �/��. 4��_ M 1�l �4 • ti*I ' : �!�M1�, !� u�v . �� :. . .�+. �r� M�1�+: o � �� M r�, : J= .�_ � � i�. � � ; G�f��. : ?�. 1 � .! ; .: � a�,; r.� �, 4�i�+; • ; «a��r4; : : I?��t �_ � � : �. r �+� MJTION by Qo�cilman Haanernik to set the public hearing on this rezoning request for October 1, 1984. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the minutes of the Planning Caimiission meeting of August 22, 1984. Seoonded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. " ; `.• � �.� �.� . . . • : ' '��I��. !� � M : ?• �- � � : �� .� : �la,. =.1 � ��. 4 � : ��+�t 1 !� � . : � � � ; ' ' �• �_ � �� 1 N1�TION by Oouncilman Sdzneider to adopt Resolution No. 99-1984. Seoonded by (buncilman Haanernik. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ' ; `_• . � �� 1 � ' ' .. �4,�� ; �. : �i� � � �4 ��, ti. __ 4+ � • � : _ � `lu��!��4� �� : � �I_ � 1 ��k� : �I� � M, .�_ � \�� _ e . N�MM- � �� i � � M7i'ION by �uncilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 100-1984. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � : ! � �i� �� " � ��_ �. 'C_':,�_ �� • u_ �P C• ��; �'��i �+�� « ��1��t?��f �1� M�TION by Cbuncilman Sc.3�uieider to acbpt Resolution No. 101-1984. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee c3eclared the motion carried unanimously. � _ � . i+ �.� �.� � ' ' i ��_.4 ��. �t • �: � • � • . _; � � • � ' : • :� � : . _ , u��,� �!• �� ; 4r!_ ?��1� �!_ •!.��,!y� � � M�TI�1 by do�cilman Schneider to acbpt Resolution No. 102-1984. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unan�mously. ; �-`_• . � �� .� � • : � � r� a4 ��. �� _. • : ; ; 4� �� • ; . _ , u�� ;,• �� ; �!:_ r�►��.��v��+�� •:�! ��4 �+ ; ti� ; �,� a+�i� ly �� 1�riI*ION by (bt.u�cilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 10�-1984. Seoonded by O�uncilman Schrieider. L1p�n a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unarvmously. -10- �� i�, r „��+�4��. �� +�4a+„:_�+; � � � �� . �_ �d � � 1 � � 1� a� ��. 4� _ ' )� i � \ � * _ : � �� • + ' � • �� .74��+�� ,• a!; �+4; __�+ ,�i•;,��/ v��+�� 'e�� l A+ � �!� : � � _.� � u � .� M�TI�1 by C+ouncilman Schneider to acbpt Resolution No. 104-1984. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ; • •� �• � � : � � '�__':�: �� • ,�_ � �• •' : �M4�� : �,.I?+� M�' ��_u��+�!_ ��! 1�4 �� M7rI0N by G�unciJ.man Ha¢nernik to adopt Resolution No. 105-1984. Seoonded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �� .�M��, ,.� 1• � s_� ��, y* ' ): ? i� • r_�� \ �+�� : . V��i� �!� �� i _i � �V: � a�� .V��.f�J�_ V��. ��!� 1 �/ �.� M�TION by Councilman Barnette to adopt Regolution No. 106-1984. Seoonded by �uncilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. . ;_ • •� ,• � � ;_ h�_ �: •�.__•,�: •� • : ,�_� +• •' _: �I : �. �.1�+� : �!� �/;. 4�+� ui��!�i�_ M��+\� ��t� �_ 4 �.� NDTION by O�uncilman Schneic3er to adopt Resolution No. 107-1984. 5econded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : _ `� .,� �� .� � : � _� ��+ �. 4. • �: : • � • . ; : � • � • � • �� .. . 1l��_ �� _� \ � i � ��_ � � �� : ��i 4��!�J�_ 4��i1� �� l�;�_ � � M�TION by Go�cilman Sdzneider to adopt Resolution No. 108-1984. Seconded by CounciTman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ��i�. � �f e � � � i_ i f— 4) +N_ � — �_ ��_ � T � � 1 � i �� i� __ • �i,i� �+�+_ �* � � � �� _ � � ; �[� � ,�! � 1�. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to authorize the execution of the lease agreenent between the City and School District No. 14 for the "A" frame building. Seconc�ed by �uncilman 5Ghneic3er. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �� :. � � � : ' �� 0 � � �N�s � � � y* *_ _ M • r y� ' �� a��/�4?4M �i� M,7I'ION by �uncilman Fitzpatrick to authorize the execution of this oontract with the City of Hilltop for fire protection. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voic�e vote, all voting aye, Nlayor Nee decl.ared the m4tion carried unanimously. -11- �� ,, r ��+�IM��. �. ��+�4�� =.�++ � � ; �.« \/��. �1+�4�+� �+� � v a�,�� v + � � �+� !� v�' � 1� ��t 1�,�+� � �,� • ; ' �� t�+ �,. 4,��+u ,.1� 4�� ! C 1�7I'Io[�l by O��mcilman Haenernik to reoeive the letter f rom George M. Hansen Qanpany. Seoonded tr� douncilman Sc�ineider. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to appoint the firm of George M. Hansen Oompany as auditors for 1984. Seoonded by douncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried urianimously. ; ' �� ►�Mu��+�� MM �+u�� ! l�� I�TION by Gouncilman Barnette to aoncur with the following appointment by the City Manager: } I�` �l Janes L. Robinson 3820 19th Ave. S. N�ls., Mn 55407 Y� ' 1 Y• ' 1 •�� •' ''a �• .�. .N�. Planning $21,500 Cbordinator per Pub. Works year Dep�rtznent $fp�tHtlbc.'r 1 � Wlll la¢fl 1984 Deblon Seoonded by �uncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanim�ously. 22 � RS`i'TMATF_S • M�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprave the estimates as surmitted. Allied Blacktop C�ngariy 10503-89th Avenue N Maple Grwe, N�1 55369 FIN1�L Estimate Streeet Imprwenent Project ST 1984-10 Halvorson Construction Ganparry 4229 - 165th Avenue Wycming, NN 55092 Misc:ellaneous Curb & Gutter & Sidewalk Partial Estim�ate, No. 5 F. F. Jedlicki, Inc. 14203 W. 62nd Street Eden Priairie, NN 55344 Water and Sewer Imprwenent Project #145 -12- $ 59,802.35 $ 1,060.20 �� a�. � ��+�lY��. �� y�+14�'„i: �; � Partial Estimate, No. 3 H & S Asphalt 700 Industry Avenue NW Anoka, MJ 55303 Street Impravenent Project ST 1984 - 1 & 2 Partial Estimate, No. 5 Short Elliot Hendrickson, Inc. 200 Gopher Building 222 East Little Canada Road St. Paul, NN 55117 Driv�In Theatre Site Traffic Study Partial Estimate For May 20 - July 28, 1964 Monette (7�nstruction Oampany 2050 �hite Bear Avenue St. Paul, MV 55109 Fridley Garage & Storage Facility Partial Estimate No. 2 23. 5�+82M�� $ 35,171.85 $ 18,101.06 $ 1,980.66 $ 99,345.30 M7TION by Gouncilman Sdzneider to authorize payment of Claims No. 226500 through 252'I37. Seooncl�ed by �uncilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. :.! �. �; �W��+�� MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adjour n the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of September 10, 1984 adjourned at 10:40 p.m. Respectf ully sui�nitted, Carole Haddad Secretary to the City Gotmcil Appraved: -13- William J. Nee Mayor � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- ' Sep�er��er 24, 19�4 •• i � � • • i�, �• i • ..• � � �,•, �►�• �• � 4-1-86 �1 APPOINTMENTa' , RFSIGNIl�G ME�ER Carol Fassett 1001 Lynde Drive NE (H) 571-5476 � 2 l+�JTUAL AGREF��NT Maynard Nielson & Robert DeGardner/City of Fridley Thia agreement made and entered iato this day of , 1984 by and betWeen Maynard Nielson and Robert DeGardner, hereinafter aalled the "Owner/Developer" and the City of Fridley, a Nunicipal Corporation of the State of Minnesota, hereinafter called the *City". i1HEREAS, the Owrner/Developer has requested City Council approval for a rezoning from R-1 (one family dwellings) to R-3 (general multiple dWellings) for part of Lots 3 and 21, not taken for street purposes, and all of Lots 4-10 and 14-20, Block 20, Fridley Park. This action requested to allow the constrution of tWenty eight loft home units. IN CONSIDERATION of this rezoning approval, the City and the Owner/Developer, do hereby agree as folloxs: 1. The Owner/developer xill revise the berm layout on 61 1/2 Way so as to bloek headlights from shining into the adjacent homes. 2. To accomplish Item #1 the Owner/Developer Will shift the Fire Truck emergency egress to the east. A curb cut will be provided in the parking lot and Class V xill be installed under this emergency egress. No curb cut Will be provided in the street. 3. The Owrner/Developer agrees to construetion nine new garages with the initial construetion of housing. These garages xill be located in the southeast corner of the proposed lot. The garages shall be finished in a similar fashion as the Loft Homes so as to be consistent in character. 4. The Or�ner/Developer Will provide to the City and register With Anoka County a copy of an executed Towhouse Protective Covenant. 5. The Ow►ner/Developer �ill submit for approval a complete landseape and irrigation plan. 6. The Owrner/Developer Will submit for approval a drainage plan 7. The Ow►ner/Developer agrees to purehase and rezone to R-3 Lot 1 1, Block 20, Fridley Park. Purchase price shall be �1,000. 8. The OWner/Developer Will provide a Performance Bond in the amount of �10,000. g. �The Owner/Developer agrees to pay the City a Park Fee of �500.00 per uuit, or �14,000 for the twenty eight units. Thia payment is due prior to the issuanee of ar�► building permits. 2A Page 2 10. The Owner/Developer agrees to build only the types of units described as Loft Homes. These to consist of twenty eights units of housing divided into the following arrangements: a. three eonnected groups of four units each b. t�o connected groups of four units each c. t�o groups of four units. IT IS MJTUALLY AGREED that the provisions of this agreement sball be binding and enforceable against the parties hereto, their succeasora and aaigna and all subsequent o�rners of the property here described. This Znstrument Was Drafted by: City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, I�A1 55u32 MltJTUAL AGREEt�NT Maynard Nielson � Robert DeGardner/City of Fridley Page 3 IN iiITNESS THEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunder set thei r hands this day of •1984• William J. Nee - !layor City of Fridley Nasim M. Qureshi - City Manager City of Fridley State of Minnesota) ) ss County of Anoka ) On this day of �1984, before me, a Notory Publ ic x ithin and for said County� personally appeared i�illiam J. Nee and NasiID M. Qureshi, to me personally kna►n, who being each by me duly sworn they did say that they are respectively the Mayor and the C#ty Manager of the City of Fridley, the municipal corporation named in the foregoing instrument, and that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate seal of said municipal corporation� and said William J. Nee and Nasim M. Qure shi acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said municipal corporation. Notary Public ,' / ,/ . IL/.�.I1i �.i � • ' • Y� � ' �t RQbert DeGardner State of Minnesota) ) ss County of Anoka ) On this date of �1984, before me, a Notary Public w ithin and for Lhe County of Anoka and the State oP Ninnesota, personally appeared iSaynard Nielson and Robert DeGardner, to me knoxn as the same persons deaaribed in and Who executed the foregoing instrument, and aeknoWledged tbat he executed the same as his free act and deed. Notary Public 3/5/30/ 1 Z � ORDINANCE N0. ORDINANCE TO AI�II:ND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLBY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinaf ter indicated. SECTION 2. The traet or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and deseribed as: That part of Lots 3 and 21, not taken for highWay purposes, and all of Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1�, 15, 16, 17� 18, 19 and 20, Blook 20, Fridley Park, lying in the South half of Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as R-3 (general multiple dWellings). SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is direeted to ehange the off icial zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned from Zoned District R-1 (one family dwellings) to R-3 (general multiple dwellings). PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TAE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 198u• WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SIDNEY C. INMAN - CITY CLERK Publie Hearing: June 18, 1984 First Reading: September 10, 1984 Second Reading: Publish: 2C t � � : � 0 > V .' 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S y O • w �n � • �.. r z c V a > � t L C C+� O Y O C Y .� � > ^7 O = 4 • � • {,� (J m U J r P v ! 7 r C • '7 C � L V � n � r C L ► > � O � O • • m o = c �+ � > y � s �+ « � .+ r .+ � .r � C \ � � m w > - • • •7 Z J = � Y i Y C C m C A y Y Y O� m 9 > � r a � w Y C 2 N • � i r • � d �E .W � c . � U � i ;. �d i� �f 1 d i E i � iu �c � 7 �O 1 U i � 1 i i 1 ► 10 � r � � �L i � iW 14 1 Z i • i� �� y �� 1� 1 � �s �� a i E d �c i C �7 ;O u i � � i i i �W ,u iE � d �e �u ic � 7 I U 3C O��YQ �0. _ �i o�YQ �DDt?nG � EoDlist !0� �s t1�CJi. � 1985 SHE CITI( CODNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRID[.EY BERF�7 ORDADiS: 1. That the annual Oudget of the City of Fridley for the fiaaal year Degianing January 1� 1985 xhich has Deen aubmitted by t6e City !lanager and •odified and approved by tde City Council is hereby adopted, the total of said budget and their uja� divialons thereof being aa follwa: LSl�?� lE�OOE G�BR�t. ZOm Taxea and Special Aaaeaa�eata: Current Ad Valoram Deliaquent, Penaltiea� Forfeited Special Aaaeaementa Licenaes and Peroita: Liaenaes Perait� Intergover�ental: Feaerai State - Hameatesd Credit (Curreat Ad Valor�) All Other Charges for Services Fines and Forfelta Interest on Investments Miscellaneoua Revenuea Oter Financing Sources: Municipal State Aid PUnd Aevenue Sharing Fund Liquor El�nd 1�0?�I. AE��Qffi �D 0� tI�1�CI�G s00A�s F1ind Balance: Desi�ated for Aeplacement of Fixed Asaeta Ceneral Fund Surplus 1+OTIL TOND BY.�ft� I+OT�1. G��IL PO/D SPECI�i. �B►�QB lUMDB State �id �ad 1e�enue Sbarias l�md Cable i� lund lOT�I. 3PSCI�1. ��UE lU�B �! SBS�I� lQ�B Ci�io Ceater Bond A�nd Property Tax - Current Ad Yalorem Interest !O?U. D�? 3BR�IQ !0� C�PIT�1. PYOJBLT t0ffi Capital Iapra�seat lued Property Tax - C1a�rmt Ad Valoram Interest 10?�1. C1PItV. RQT�LT lQ�B !0l�1. �LL �U�B i2,655,#19 35,870 3•300 101.628 100,000 31�000 367,395 2�003�799 12/,402 150 ,000 260�000 �2�500 1A0�000 232.652 5Q.000 6.33�.365 161,152 312,426 �T3.5T8 6,ao7.9#3 #02,821 232�652 53.SSo 6e9.023 34,h85 6,666 �1.151 44�100 53.T31 97,A31 635 9�8 Lagialati�e: City Council Planning Caomiaaions Ot6sr Ca�aiaaioaa CiLy !lRnagement: Ge�ral !lanager Paraoaael Legal Central Servioss: ffiectiona Pinaaoe Laaeaaiag Civic Center Police: Police Civil Defenae AASO8� COALCOI Fire: Public Horics: Code EaPorcement Flanning Techaieal Eagineering Trattic Engineering 3treet Lighting Storm Draiaage Public Worka Maintenance Parlca and Reereation: Naturaliat Parks Recreation Reaerve: = t51�59� 329,702 602,237 2�040,628 865�85T 1�521,tl42 1�315.T�� 3�.339 6,A07.9�13 402,821 232r652 53�550 6a9.023 41�151 ♦1.151 9T.831 97.a31 �T.635.948 2. That the Citq !laaager be direeted to oause the appropriate accountiag entriea to be made in the Doolw or t4e Citq. PIISSED IIND ADOPTED BY TBE CI1T COQt1CII, OF ?BE CITf OF FRIDLET THIS DAY OF , 1984 ATTEST: 3IDNEY C. ai!!AN - CITT CLER& Public Hearing: Septamber 10� 1984 Firat Reading: Second Reading: WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR 4 . . . �Y' � �7► ► p . . �i ° r :��_ 4.� St �°S�� . � C _°�� `��'� �� Loft Homes of Fridley Auaust 17, 1984 To City "Ianager Mr. Nasin Qureshi: I am requesting a revised plan hearinq before the council reqarding the rezoning and preliminary plat approval for the Loft Homes of Fridley. I have met with all the concerned neighbors and have changed our original plan to meet their major objections. l. Density- we have reduced the oriqinal over all re�uest to 28 from 54 units. We have withdrawn our proposal of building any units north of 61 1/•2 Nay. I also reduced the number of units that we proposed to build between 61st Way and 61 1/2 t+lay, to 28 from 32. 2. Traffic- we have progosed one main entrance to the South and an emergency exit to the North which would only be used in emergencies. 3. Screening- we propose to install 2 large 5 foot berms to the North with planing for the purpose of �artially screening the view of the buildings from the North. Z hope the additional meetinq with the neiqhbors have solved their major concerns. Respectfully, . , � // , t��L�,U,,C� �� t-c! ; Z.� bert D. DeGardnez RD/df 10267 UNIVERSIi'Y AVE. N.E., BLAiNE, MINNESOTA 55434 • PHONE (612) 786-4300 � M� �.. � .� � � J. ... . . SL .. .. .. � _, . . v f �y . y� � R:nrc: �� .,.-s••_ �� o�aoi c�.�r�= � -.� ..;a;��., . ��o� � . �� :� r •Ti.u.a.�.a�� , � � � � Q ��arl��A� ��r � � . 4oa�aooa� : �. ry.:��,.�.��,� ��o�R��1�►:�: � � �R�� f� A' r7�'7�71, � � � � �" �T�i�i6�l��►10 �S »�� r� � � � �:rr»�l�a. _�, � �i�9� .la� � � �i��E��i�� ,i�,.:, , , II//,1 . �� / / • - � ••� � I . 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('lt.lZ4SQ.F.—.i I.O�S STMRU \\ ,LOTi t4 TMQV iC ANO ALL Tu10Sr� PORT �OH � O� �.4. � Z\ LY�er� W�iSt Oe Al�w �O AKO O�S'I�KT SO' rQG'r �t Oc� �n�A�.ut�e At I►, R��r+T �,HG�� G�Ht'ClL�N�i OC TH� KO�-r WE "CRi►LK OC TMti t�R��.T KORT• Gor�PA�+�t , AS LbcA'ZD /ti�►D CON\ �.� Pv�c� o.a �.uc,��tit 2d , �pa� , OLOGK L� , �2tD\�'a`f P4QK , �r' SJ1'+��c�'- TC � SrQvi- CASL.F TM�: C�ST \1 ��t�t T�ivR�ic+� H^T`.. rG. >. _L •h��t r �,_c,...�. -P�r�01 - L4h4��+L�S �N �. �K S DR��i� � 0�.4.,�K� TOT1� CsY<Qiu r^(�.aS N S r�G � • 1\�4s�� '� /e �5,00a" t9 ;. s�.vo•' lS 5 �.o•' 34.�vs�� 4s%. 4v,-�n�°� S1 �� 0 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 9, 1984 PAGE 7 for singles, but the City also needs to be considering 1 o moderate income housing for families. This is not a family dev pment� so he did not think the low to moderate income was a posit' e issue here. _= Mr. Saba stated he thought traffic was an issu He really felt this development did not fit into this neighborho . He stated the Loft Nome concept was very interesting a�d it may f' very well somewhere else, but not here. / MOTION BY l�t. KONDRICK� SECGWDED BY'l�i. OQUIST � TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL . DEI�IAL OF REZONING REQUEST, ZOA M84-02, BY ROBERT D. DEGARDNER, TO REZO1�'E FROM R-1 (ONE FAMILY DWELLING �fT1� R-3 (GENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLINGS) PART OF LOTS 3 AND ?1, NOT TAKEN FOI�STREET PURPQSES, AND ALL OF LOTS 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, AND 10, AND LOTS 14, 1, 16, 17, 18, 19 AND 20, BLOCK 20, FRIDLEY PARICj N�D PARTS OF LOTS 3 AND 4, NOT TA1:BN FOR STREET PURPOSES, AND ALL OF LOTS 4, 5, 6, AND 7 AND 19 20, 21, 22 AND i3, BIACK 19, FRIDI.EY PARK, TD ALLOW TNE DEVELOPXENT OF 2-UNIT CONDOMINZUM CO�LEX BETWEEN EAST RIVER ROAD AND ASH4iDN AVENUE 61ST AND 61 1/2 WAY N.E. Ms. Schnabel s ted she also thought the concept of this development was excellent, an she commended Mr. DeGardner for bringing it to the City of Fridley; how ver, she also felt this was the wrong area for this type of developmen . In the proper location, this type of development made very nice hom for people with certain needs. S�e stated she was very impressed with th� units when she saw them in Coon Rapids. UPOI� A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CAAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLr1RED THE MOTIDN CARRIED UNANIMDUSLY. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIOERATION OF A PRELIMINARY PLA P.S. #�84-03,'LOFT A�� , . G D Being a Rep o 0 ots an 4, not taken for street purposes and Lots 4, 5, 5, 7, 29, 20, 21, 22 and 23, Block 19, Fridley Park; and parts of Lot 3 and 21, not taken for street purposes, and al] of Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20, Slock 20, Fridley Park, to allow the development of a 13 4-unit condominium complex between Ashton Avenue a�d East River Road on 61st and 61 1/2 Way N.E. JNOTION BY 1�l5. GABEL, SECONDED BY PlR. SABA, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARZNG ON P.S. M84-03 BY ROBERT D. DEGARDNER. i7PON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRW01�lAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TXE PUBLIC BEARING OPEN AT 9:05 P.M. Mr. Robinson stated they are basically talking about two parcels of land-- 3.08 acres combined. The proposal is for eight 4-unit garden Loft Home apartments on the southerly portion and five 4-unit garden Loft Home apart- ments on the northerly portion. Mr. Robinson stated Staff's biggest concern was the lot coverage. Because it is a difference concept. it does not quite fit into anything they have in the Zoning Code in terms of interpretation. If these were considered 4- 5D 5E PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MAY 9, 1984 _ _ PAGE 8 plexes, they would have to have 15�000 sq. ft, of lot per 4-plex. As such, the southerly portion would only allow for five units as opposed to the . eight being propased. The northerly portion would allow for three units � as oppoed to the five being proposed, for a total of eight (13 being proposed). �� Mr. Robinson stated Mr. DeGardner feels these are not 4-plexes, but are garden-type apartment dwellings. If this was a townhouse development which would fit under a special single family district, he would be required to have five acres. With that, if it was rezoned to R-3, he could build 3,000 sq. ft. per unit or 12,000 sq. ft. per 4-plex. On the southerly portion, he would be allowed six units as opposed to eight. On the northerly portion, he would be allowed four units as opposed to five. for a total of ten. Mr. Robinson stated that if these units are considered apartments. since they are attached, he wou]d be allowed to build as proposed� 2.500 sq. ft. per unit or 10,000 sq. ft. per 4-plex for 8 units on the south and 5 on the north. Mr. Robinson stated City Staff felt it was really a townhouse-type develop- ment and, as such, should follow the townhouse density which is 12,000 sq, ft. with a variance to allow for the new concept. Mr. Robinson stated Staff had some concerns on parking as laid out in the proposal. The petitioner shows 9 ft, stalls. The City requires 10 ft. stalls. The petitioner meets the minimum amount of parking stalls, but thev are substandard and they would have to rework the parking with additional setback requirements. Mr. Robinson stated another Staff concern was the petitioner needs a 15 ft. buffer space between the hard surface area and the adjacent R-1 zoning. Presently, only 5 ft, of buffer space is shown. Mr. Rubinson stated a concern expressed by Engineering was that Ashton Ave. may require additional easement for possible widening if this project progressed. That was something that was not clearly defined at this point. Ms. Schnabel asked if the sewer and water were adequate for a development of this type. . Mr. Robinson stated he believed that because of the industrial zoning nearby, that the water and sewer were sufficient to handle a development of this type. However� this was something the Engineering Dept. should check into. Mr. DeGardner stated that when he first brought this concept ta Coon Rapids, they expressed the same concerns being expressed at this meeting--whether it is a 4-plex or townhouse development. After discussions and looking at the concept, the Coon Rapids Planning.Carmission concurred that this concept SF PLANNIt�G COh�1ISSI0N MEETING, MAY 9, 1984 PAGE 9 was far superior to the box-type apartments. He stated this concept meets all codes. - . Ms. Schnabel stated that where the Loft Homes are located in Coon Rapids. : it is a much more open area, and there isn't any residential around it like • there is in Fridley. She felt there was a big difference between the two sites. Ms. Gabel stated she did go to Coon Rapids to look at the development there. She, too, liked the concept, but did not think it was correct for this piece of property. Mr. Saba asked about the storage of a boat, tent trailer, etc. Mr. OeGardner stated the owners can have 1-2 garages built if they want. The code requires 12 stalls per unit for parking. If an �wner has a boat, it is usually stored off the property. The association would regulate such things as outside storage, parties, etc., so these units would be self- governing. Actually there is more control than there is with single family homes. Mr. Minton asked about the height of the buildings since that seemed to be a concern expressed by the neighbors. Mr. DeGardner stated each unit was a 2-story unit with a peak, It would be similar to an expansion-type house with a peak. He would guess the height at the peak was 26-28 ft. Mr. Robinson stated the limit on height in R-1 zoning is 30 ft. MO.TION BY NR. KOlJDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. MINTON, 1'O CLO5E TXE PUBLIC HEAA,IlJG ON P.S. N89-03 BY ROBERT D. DEGARDNER. UP0:1' A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOMAN SCHIJABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLGISED AT 9:25 P.M. MOTIOh BY HR, KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. SABA, TO RECOMI�ND TO CITY COUl7CIL DENIAL OF COIISIDERATION OF A PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. N84-03, LOFT HOME'S OF FRZDLEY, BY ROBE�iT D. DEGARDIJER, BEING A REPLAT OF PARTS OF LOTS 3 AI�D ?4, NOT TAICEN FOR STREET PURPQSES AND IATS 4, 5, 6, 7, 29 , 20 , 21, 22 AtJD ? 3, BLOCK 19, FRIDLEY PARK; AND PARTS OF LOT 3 AND 21, NOT TAKEN FOR STREET PURPOSES, AND ALL OF LOTS Q, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 26, 17, 18, 19 AND 20, BI.00K 20, FRIDLEY PARK, T10 ALLOhi TXB DEVELOPMENT OF A 13 4-UllIT CONDO - !lINIUM COA�LEX BETS+�EEN ASHTI�N AVENUE AND EAST RIVER ROAD ON 615T AND 6Z 1/� WAY N.E. , FOR TXE FOLLO��IING REA50?�S: 1. THE PROPOSED PLAN IS NOT CON6ISTEI�T WITH TXE CITY'S CO!►�REXElJSIVE PLAI1. 2. TXE DENSITY, AS PROP0.SED, IS TOO XIGH FOR TXIS 11REA. 3. CaNCER'J ABOUT AN INVESTOR BUYING BUILDINGS FOR RENTAL, CREATING PROBLEl�LS FOR TXE NEIGHBORS. 4. DRAINAGE BE CQNTAINED iJITHIN THE AREA WH£RE POOR SDIL CONDITIDNS EXIST. 5. CONCERN AS TO WHETHER h►ATER AND SBWER LINES ARE ADEQUATE. 6. PARKING STALIS DO NOT 1�ET ZQNING ORDItIANCE. 5G PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. MAY 9. 1984 PAGE 10 7. BUFFER AREA BE�WEEN R-1 AND DEVELOPMENT SXOULD BE LAttGER. 8. FACT THAT ASNTQN JNIGHT NAVE TO BE WIDENED T10 ACCQ�lP10DATE ADDITIQNAL TRAFFIC GENERATED BY A DEVELOP/KENT LIJ� TXIS. -' Ms. Schnabel sta�ed she would like either the Planning Carmission or one of the member commissions (possibly Community Development Comnission) take a look at a new definition for a condominium/apartment development with density figures and come up with some recommendations. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTINC. AYB, CHASRWOMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TNE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. Schnabel stated both the rezoning request and the preliminary plat request would go together as a package to the City Council. She suggested the petitioner call the Planning Department to verify the date when this would go to City Council. 5. PUBLIC HEARI : RE UEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERr1IT, SP #84-07 BY ODCREST BAPTIST CHURC Per Section 205,09, 1, 3, A, of the Fridley C' y Cocie, to a ow t e const ction of a multi-purpose gymnasium type bui ing on Outlot 1, Holiday Nills Se nd Addition, the same being 6875 Univer ' y Avenue N.E. MO:'ION BY MR. KONDR K, SECOIJDED BY MR. SABA, TD OPE TNE PUBLIC HEAA.II�G OtJ SP M84-07 BY WDOD ST BAPTIST CHURCX. /� � .\ UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL TING AYE, C1IAIRWOM � CHNABEL DECIARED TNi' PUBLIC NEARSNG OPEN AT 9:35 P.M. Mr. Robinson stated Woodcre Bapti hurch was located north of Rice Creek, east of University. an so of 69th Ave. The property was surrounded by Columbia Arena on the north, -1 on the east south and west. He stated the proposed multi-purpose g ium building would be located just south of the existing school and urch nd would be over 11,000 sq, ft. Mr. Robinson stated t in a churc area, whenever a church does any development, it re res a special u permit. In trying to fit a church into different z ng areas they use -1 zoning, so a 30 ft. setback was required from neighborhing resident 1. Otherwise, the church meets all the other s ack requirements with the ception of the driveway which should be setba from the right of way 20 feet, ut is only 15 feet. Mr. binson stated another concern looked a y T present lot has 272 stalls. 7he new addi i n ith 8,700 sq, ft. of gathering area and 2,20 •s area. The existing school. using a 1-250 rat�o, existing church, using a ratio of 1- lOJ stall 108 stalls. The total parking stalls required �s parking even with the new gymnasium. Staff was the parking. would require 96 stalls ft. in locker and shower equires 67 stalls. The (1 ,800 sq. ft.), requires 27 so there is adequate Mr. Robinson stated the petitioner has indicated that the gymnasium would not actually be an additional parking burden to the complex and typically 0 CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 CALL TO ORDER: Chairwoman Schnabel called the Septecber 12, 1984, Planning Comnission meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Ms. Schnabel, Mr. Oquist, Mr. Saba, Ms. Gabel, Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Minton, Mr. Kondrick Members Absent: None Others Present: Jim Robinson, Planning Specialist Robert Lehner, 5725 Polk St. Scott Dahlquist, 63t9 Highway 65 Paul Beecroft, BASEnterprises, 3710 Central Ave. N.E. James Zukowski, 249 Liberty St. N.E. Beverly & Fred Meinke, 7883 East River Road Larry Miskowiec, 440 Ely St. N.E. John Wright, 563 Ely St. N.E. Pat Holcomb, 6312 Welcome Ave. N., Brooklyn Park Bernadette Benson 5716 - 42nd Ave. N., Robbinsdale Myrna Kostuch, 80�7 �airmont Circle Mehboob Momin, 4515 Lyndale Ave. N., Mpls. APPROVAL OF AUGUSf 22, 1984, PLANNII4G COMMISSION MINUTES: 1NOTION BY MR. KONDRICIC� SECONDED BY MR. SA.BA, TO APPROVE THE AUGUST 22� 1984, PLANNING COM1lISSION AlINUTES AS WRITTEN. UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CIiAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE MOTIaV CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERAT ON OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #84-14 BY OBERT LEHNER: Per Section 205.07.1, 3, A, of the Fridley City Code, to allow the construction of a second accessory building, a 22 ft. by 26 ft. detached garage to be used for storage and hobby use, located on Lot 3, Block 1, Sexter Addition, the same being 5725 Poll� Street N.E. MOTION BY MR. OQUIST, SECONDED BY 1HR. MINTON, TO OPEN TXE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP 1l84-14 BY ROBERT LEHNER. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CXASRWGi�NAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC EEARING OPEN AT 7:32 P.H. Mr. Robinson stated this property was located just south of Hathaway and north of Lynde Drive. The proposed garage is 22 ft, by 26 ft., located in the northeast corner of the lot and is intended for hobby use and storage only. Total square footage of the footprint of all the buildings on the lot is 2,325 sq, ft. The lot is 10,950 sq. ft., so the lot coverage is 21% which is considered acceptable by .city standards. He stated Staff had no stipulations, 6a PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 _ PAGE 2 other than they would like to make sure there was no noise problem and that this garage was not intended for any type of home occupation. Mr. Oquist stated he would like to know what type of habby and storage use this garage would be used for. Ms. Schnabel stated she would like to know what the structure would look like. The petitioner, Mr. Robert Lehner, stated it would be a basic garage struc- ture with an 8 ft.by 7 ft. door in front and a service door on the side. Ninety percent of the garage would be used for storage. He had a new boat he would store in it. He stated he does woodworking as a hobby and would �ke to have a small area in the garage to do his woodworking. The garage would be insulated and heated. Mr. Minton stated he was concerned about the noise level that might be generated to the neighbors. Mr. Lehner stated there would not be much noise as the building will be insulated. Also, there are no other homes very close to the proposed garage. lHD:'ION BY MR. SABA, SECOl]DED BY MR. MINZ�ON, TO CLOSE TXE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP #84-14 8Y ROBERT LEHNER. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TNE PUBLIC Fi£ARING CIASED AT 7:40 P.M. MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MR. NIELSEN, TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #84-14,BY ROBERT LEHNER, PER SECTION 205.07.I, 3� A, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOW TNE CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING, A 22 FT. BY 26 FT. DETACHED GARAGE TO BE USED FOR STORAGE AND HOBBY USE, LOCATED ON LOT 3, BLOCK 1, SEXTER ADDITION, THE SA!!fE BEING 5725 POLK STREET N.E. UPON A VOICE YDTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECI.ARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. Schnabel stated this item would go to City Council on Sept. 24. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #84-15, BY THE I D BIKE: er Section 205.14.1. 3, C, to allow an outsi e boat yard and patio furniture display on Lots 9, 10, and 11, Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands, the same being 6319 Highway #65 N.E. 1Y0'PiON BY MR. BABA, 5ECONDED BY MP.. NIELSEN, TO OPEN TKE PUBLIC HEARING ON SP 84-15 BY TNE LIFT SKI AND BIKE. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTI,NG AYE� CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE PUBLIC XEARING OPEN AT 7:45 P.M. � :� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12 1984 PAGE 3 Mr, Robinson stated this property was located on the northeast corner of 63rd Ave. and Highway 65. The zoning was C-2, It was rezoned to C-2 in 1979, and in conjuction with the special use permit, there was an allowance made for a garden center on the south end of the property. Since that time, the owner has also stored boats on the north side of the property with additional outside storage of canoes and boats. Staff felt there should be a special use permit on this also as it was not covered in the �original conditions of the rezoning aad special use permit. Mr. Robinson stated there has been some significant improvements to the property since Mr. Holmer has taken over, but there are some additional things Staff would like to see done with this special use permit: 1. Wooden fence around property in need of maintenance and staining 2. Provide a screened dumpster location with a solid wood fence on all sides. 3. Mulch all planting beds 4. Plant vines on chain link fence where possible. 5. Stripe parking lot. 6. Provide a timetable pertaining to the provision of finalized site plan including parking lot setback, concrete curbing, and complete landscaping. Mr. Scott Dahlquist stated he was at the meeting representing Scott Holmer who was called out of town. He stated that as far as any financial arrange- ments or timetable, he was not able to speak for Mr. Nalmer. It was the Comnission's concensus to table this item until the next meeting when Mr. Scott Holmer could be present in order to give Staff an opportunity to discuss with him the stipulations recommended by Staff and to give the Planning Commission members an opportunity to discuss Mr. Holmer's plans for the property. MOTION BY lNR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. MINTON, TO TABLE DISCUSSION ON SP 1i84-15 BY THE LIFT SKI AND BIKE UNTIL THE SEPT. 2 6, 1984, PLANNING COrtMISSION MEETING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRiED UNANIMOUSLY. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #84-16 MID6JEST S , Y RICI H L B ND BERNAOETTE BENSOP�: Per Section .., ,, o t e ri ey ity o e, to a ow gasoline service along with a convenience store, on part of Lot 50, Block J, Riverview Heights, along with that part of Lot 13, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 103 lying East of a line drawn parallel to and 150 feet East measured at right angles from the West line of Lot 13, except for that part taken for highway purposes, the same being 8100 East River Road. MOTION BY 1�lR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY l�.S. GABEL, TO OPEN Tf1E PUBLIC HEARING (.Y� #PS 84-.26, MIDWEST SUPER STOP� BY PATRICIA HOLCOMB AND BERNADETTE BENSON. UP�N A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCHNAHEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 6C PLANYING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 _ PAGE 4 Mr. Robinson stated the property was located on the southwest corner of Fairmont and East River Road. It was a vacant service station and was zoned C-1. At this time, a special use permit was being requested because a special use permit was required for fuel dispensing. Adjacent land use consists of commercial to�the north and single family housing on all other sides. Mr. Robinson stated the vacant service station is in rather a grim state of disrepair. The petitioners are going in with tiie knowledge that there are a significant number of code requirements. They have agreed to do extensive landscaping along Fairmont and East River Road. Major remodeling is needed to the station itself for a corrmercial/retail "stop and shop" type of outlet. The plans for the facade are preliminary with new siding and new signage display on top. Mr. Robinson stated Staff would recomnend the following stipulations: 1. Applicant to work with the City on finalization and approval of landscape/site plan. 2. Test and/or replace all underground tanks. 3. Provide interior concrete Curbing. 4. Extend fence along residential area on the south to east property line (to be 4 ft, high in front yard, 6 ft. in other yards) 5. Provide 17 ft. road easement along East River Road for possible future use by the County. 6. Stripe parking lot. 7. Provide a$5,000 performance bond prior to issuance of building permit. Ms. Schnabel asked if the petitioners had any questions regarding the above stipulations. Ms. Patricia Holcomb stated she questioned the 17 ft. road easement since this would run into existing islands on the property. Mr. �obinson stated it has been the City's policy to acquire easement in conjunction with the County for possible widening of East River Road. This was consistent with requesis of.other-businesses along East River Road. Ms. Gabel asked about the hours of operation. Ms. Bernadette Benson stated they did not know what hours the store would be open at this time. This could be discussed with the City Council. She stated they had originally planned to be open from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m., but were approached by some neighbors asking that they stay open 24 hrs. a day. She stated they certainly would like the option of staying open 24 hrs. a day. L�� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 PAGE 5 Ms. Schnabel stated that regarding lighting of the building and the property, one of the Planning Commission`s concerns was that the lighting not be focused into adjacent property's homes. Ms. Holcomb stated they have been looking at a type of lighting that shines down onto the lawn rather than out into the street or adjacent properties. She stated there is good screening of the homes of the adjoining properties and there are streets on two sides of the property. Ms. Schnabel asked if anyone in the audience would like to comnent about this special use permit request. Mr. Larry Miskowiec, 440 Ely St., stated that because this business would increase the amount of traffic going in and out of the station, he was concerned about the children getting off the school bus at the bus stop on Fairmont. He questioned whether there would be a need for a stoplight because of this new business. He stated a lot of people try to make it in the gas station business, and it was his concern that this business may not go and the property would be vacant again. His last question was that if this business was to remain open 24 hrs. a day, would this become a hang-out for kids and video machines? Ms. Holcomb stated she currently runs a store for a major oil company and has been in the business for 18 years. She stated video games are the worst thing they could put into a store like this. As far as it becoming a hang-out for kids, there is no problem as long as they set the rules right away--that this is a store and they are to go in and out. There will be no reason for the kids to hang around, and they will make sure of that, because kids hanging around a store is the worst thing they could have for a business. Ms. Myrna Kostuch, 8027 Fairmont Circle, stated she would also be concerned for the children who get off the bus on Fairmont Circle. She s;ated she would like to present to the Comnission two petitions with signatures of those against this special use permit for the following reasons: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. High traffic added to East River Road More noise to the neighborhood Currently two stores in the area now--do not need anymore May need traffic lights to control traffic; therefore, more tax dollars to be spent. More chance of robberies and kid`s hang-out More litter in our neighborhood Closing of the station at 8255 East River Road is an indication that the support of the area is not behind this type of operation. MOTION BY MS. GABEL, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK� TO RECEIVE PETITIONS • PETITION NO. 11-84 WAS SIGNED BY 18 PEOPLE, AND PETITION NO. 12-84 WAS SICNED BY 110 PEOPLE. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIIiWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE 1NOTION CARRZED UNANIl►lQUSLY. PLANNING COhiMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 _ PAGE 6 Ms. Kostuch stated that because of more people going in and out of this new business, there would be more traffic criss-crossing East River Road rather than going straight. She stated they have no trouble with what is existing. � Ms. Holcomb stated the County is already reviewing the possibility of putting lights at Fairmont and East River Road. Mr. Robinson stated the City has talked to the County and has asked the County to comment on the possibility of a traffic light. The County intends to do traffic counts to see if this intersection warrants a light. Mr. John Wright, 563 Ely St., stated he has lived in this area for 26 years. He stated if the petitioners want to put in a gas station and convenience store, it is not going to hurt the other stores in the area, because this store will not have the room to carry as many goods as the other two stores. He stated having a station open 24 hrs, a day with lights will help cut down on crime. He did not think there would be any noise that would affect the neighborhood. He felt this station would be an improvement to the City of Fridley. Mr, Fred Meinke stated he owned Meinke Foods just to the south on East River Road. He was opposed to another store in a neighborhood where there were already two stores. He asked about the underground tanks. Ms. Holcomb stated the Fridley Fire Chief has approved their keeping the tanks in the ground if they test out successfully. She stated two of the three tanks are steel and have been in the ground a long time, so they have chosen to take those out and replace them. They have had soil tests taken to make sure there is no soil contamination in the soil, and those tests have come back o.k. The other existing tank is fiberglass and is about 5 years old. If it tests out correctly, it will be left in the ground. If not, it will be pulled out and replaced also. Mr. Paul Beecroft stated the Commissioners had already received a copy of his letter dated Sept. 6, 1984, in their agenda. He stated he was represent- ing BASEnterprises, and was one of the owners of 8154 East River Road, which was the Fridley Food Market. He stated he had nothing to do with the opera- tion of the food store. He stated he would like to read his letter: "In conjunction with your consideration of the special use permit, #84-16, to allow a gasoline service and convenience store at 8100 East River Road, I ask that the following be addressed: 1. Traffic congestion has long been stretch of East River Road. 2. Gas stations generally create a and this will only increase the piece of roadway. a problem on this high volume of traffic congestion on this dangerous �E GF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 __ PAGE 7 3. Traveling north on East River Road, one encounters a bend in the road at Liberty St. Traffic is normally moving quite fast at this intersection and it is a somewhat blind approach to the intersection at Fairmont which is the proposed site. 4. During the evening rush hour traffic. it is almost impossible to make a left hand turn onto East River Road northbound from the west intersections of Glencoe. Fairmont, and Liberty. 5. I believe an indepth study should be made into the feasibility of stop lights at the above three intersections to determine the impact of the potential additional traffic flow. 6. The appropriate safety steps to the elimination of road hazards should be made rather than the compounding of the problem. Ms, Schnabel stated that with regard to the traffic light problem, this was a County road, and it was really a county traffic problem. It was not a problem the City has any control over, even though some of the traffic is city traffic. She stated it will be the County's decision whether or not a traffic light is needed in this area. Mr. Robinson stated a copy of Mr. Beecroft's letter was provided to the County Engineering staff, and the City has asked the County for comments on Mr. Beecroft's concerns. Ms. Schnabel stated that hopefully these comnents would be available for the City Council meeting. Mr. Oquist stated he appreciated the concerns expressed about the traffic, but this new business was not going to bring traffic in from other areas. It would be traffic that travels the road every day now. The only problem it may cause is the traffic going into the store and getting back onto East River Road. Mr. Oquist stated that regarding the school bus situation, the children do not cross East River Road, so he did not see that as a problem, A school bus actually helps to stop traffic. Mr. Oquist stated he would like to know what the neighborhood would like to see done with this property. It is a piece of property that is in bad disrepair. It needs something. No single family homes will go in on that site; and at some point, something has to be done with the property, so they need to look at what would be the best use of the property to clean it up and make it a useful piece of property. Mr. Minton stated he thought the traffic question had to be focused. The only difference in the traffic will be the traffic going in and out of this location, but there will be the same number of cars. 6G PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 12 1984 PAGE 8 Mr. Robinson stated the property was zoned comnercial, so a commercial enter- prise could go in on the property without a special use permit. The special use permit was for the fuel pumps. Mr. Robinson stated there will be 15 parking stalls provided on the property, which is more parking than is required by code. MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MS. GABEL, TO CLOSE THE_PUBLIC HEARING ON SP i184-16 BY PA TRICIA NOLCOMB AND BERNADETTE BENSON. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAI�JOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE PUBLIC NEARING CIASED AT 9:00 P.Al. Ms. Gabel asked how lang it has been since a gas station was operated on this property. Ms. Holcomb stated Standard Oil closed the station in 1912. and there was a 10-year freeze on pumping gas at this lacation. However, somewhere during that 10-year period someone did pump gas for a short period of time because there was a relatively new underground tank, 1NOTIDN By �� 1►JINTON, SECONDED BY MR. SABA, R1D RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �184-16, MIDWEST SUPER STOP, BY PATRICIA HOLCOMB AND BERNADETTE BENSON, PER SECTIQN 205.�3.I, 3, F, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOW GASOLINE SERVICE ALONG WITH A CONVENIENCE STORE ON PART OF LOT 50, BLOCK J, RIVERVIEW b�ItiHPS, AIANG WITN THAT PART OF LOT 13, REV. At1D. SUB. NO. 103 LYING EAST.OF A LINE DRAWN PARALLEL TO AND 150 FEET EAST�MEA.SURED AT RIGHT ANGLES FROM THE WEST LINE OF IAT 13, EXCEPT TNAT PART TAKEN FOR �IIGH PURPO,SES, THE S�fE BEZNG 8100 EAST RIVER ROAD, WITH THE FOLLING 1. APPLICANT Tl� WORK h►ITH THE CITY O�V FINALIZATION AND APPROVAL /STIPULATIONS: OF LANASCAPE/SITE PLAN. 2. TEST AND/OR REPLACE ALL UNDERGRDUND TANKS. 3. PROVIDE INTERIOR CONCRETE CURBING. 4. EXTEND FENCE ALON6 RESZDENTIAL AREA ON THE SDUTH TO EAST PROPERTY LINE (lt� BE 4 FT. HIGH IN FRONT YARD, 6 FT. IN OTXER YARDS) 5. PRO✓IDE 17 FT. ROAD EASEMENT ALONG SAST RIVER RDAD FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE USE BY TXE COUNTY. 6. STRIPE PARKING LOT. 7. PROVIDE A S5,000 PERFORMANCE BOND PRIOR R�D ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMIT. 8. ENGINEERING STAFF T�O LOOK AT TNE INGRESS AND EGRESS OF THE pRDPERTY FOR RECOMMENDATIONS QN TRAFFIC FZ�OW. Mr. Minton stated that many of the concerns reised by the neighbors were valid. He was more concerned about the stop and go traffic and the congestion that might cause. However, he was not convinced they should stop the development of this property for that reason. He was also not convinced about the argument over the school bus situation, noise, or some of the other reasons, so he was urging the approval of this special use permit. Ms. Schnabel stated she was concerned about the school bus stopping, but not in relationship to this special use permit request, because those school SN PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 PAGE 9 buses already stop and the traffic is already there. These are existing problems. Ms. Schnabel stated that, as Mr. Robinson had pointed out, with the exception of the gas pumps, this was a vfable comnercial property that could be developed in any number of ways. This was one particular plan and one of the first plans they have had since this property was vacated over 10 years ago. This seemed a viable use for the property. She felt it wo�ld be helpful for the City Council if the Engineering staff would look at the ingress and egress of the property to see if they have any recommendations for traffic flow in and out of the pr.operty. UPON A VDICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOMAN SCNNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. Schnabel stated this item would go to City Council on Sept. 24. 4. RECEIVE AUGUST 9, 1984, HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MINUTES: 1NOTION BY MS . GABEL, SECONDED BY MR. OQUIST � TL� RECEI VE THE AUG. 9, I9 84 � HOUSING � REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOI►fAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMDUSLY. 5. RECEIVE AUGUST 14� 1984, COMMUP�ITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTION BY MR. OQUIST, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, T�0 RECEIVE THE AUG. 14, 1984, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CQMMZSSION MINUTES. Ms. Schnabel stated in talking to someone in another community, a discussion came up about the large satellite dishes that people in rural areas are putting up for te7evision reception. She did not know if the situation would ever arise where people would want to put these dishes up in the metropolitan area. She stated they certainly are an eyesore, and it may be something the Comnunity Development Comnission would want to look at in regard to having something in the ordinance. Mr. Saba stated these large satellite dishes will soon be outdated. There is a lot of interest in roof-top mounting of smaller discs. KSTP will be going into this, selling sateilite TV, similar to Spectrum. Mr. Oquist stated he definitely thought this was something the Comnunity Development Cortmission would like to look at. As Mr. Saba had mentioned, if they are in fact going to start having some kind of smaller discs, the City might want to look at this in advance because all of a sudden there could be a lot of those discs on rooftops, and what would it do as far as the aesthetics? He asked that Staff put this on the next Canmission agenda and give the Commission members a little r.�cre information, if possible. 6I PLHNNIP�G COMMISSIOt� MEETING, SE?TEMBER 12, 1984 PAGE 10 Mr. Saba stated that later in the meeting, Mr, Minton was going to make a report on the status of the Banfill Tavern. He stated maybe the Comnunity Development Comnission should get involved with the Human Resources Comnission in looking at the overall piece of property and coming up with some recommenda- tions on what could be done with the property in terms of preserving the historical significance of the property. UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOrfAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE MOTIDN CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 6. RECEIVE AUGUST 20, 1984, PARKS & RECREATION COP1h1ISSI0N MINUTES: MOTION BY MR. KONDRICI�', SECONDED BY MX. OpUIST, TO RECEIVE THE AUG. 20, 1984, PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSIOIN MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TXE AfOTION CARRIED UNANIlNOUSLY. 1. RECEIVE AUGUST 21, 1984, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTION BY MR. NIELSE?�, SECONDED BY MR. SABA, T10 RECEIVE THE AUG. 2I, 1989, ENVIRONMENTAL j?UALITY COMMISSION MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIR�IOMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 8. RECEIVE AUGUST 28, 1984, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTIQN BY MS. GABEL, SECONDED BY MR. SABA, TO RECEIVE THE AUG. 28, 1989, APPEALS COMMISSION MINIITES. UPOiV A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAZRWOMAN SCKNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 9. RECEIVE AUGUST 28, 1984, ENERGY COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECEIVE THE AUG. 28, Z984, ENERGY COMMISSION MINUTES.AS WRITTEN. UPON:A VOICE VDTE, ALL Vt7TING AYE, CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED DNANIMDUSLY. 1�IOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICIC, TO CONCUR WSTH TNE ENERGY COMMISSIQN'S MOTION ON PAGE 2 OF THE AUG. 28 MINUTES TNAT THE ENERGY COMMISSION SPONSOR A CO MONITORING PROGIiAM BY INITIALLY PURCHASING 100 INEXPENSIVE DETECTION-TYPE DEVICES. TXESE DEVICES TO BE MADE AVAILABLE BY SALE OR GIVE- Ak►AY T1D INTERESTED RESIDENTS. THE COST OF THIS PROGRAM NOT Zb EXCEED $250. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIi�JOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 6J PLHNNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 PAGE 11 10. OTHER BUSINESS: a. Report on Banfill Tavern Mr. Minton stated that before their meeting on Thurs., Sept. 6, the Comnission met at the Banfill Tavern and had a tour conducted by Mary Beverage,a merr�er of the Anoka County Historical Society. He stated an article had appeared in the Mpls. Star & Tribune that week so there were some other people who went on the tour who were interested in the Banfill Tavern. Mr. Minton stated after touring the building, one of the conclusions he had come to was that the building was rapidly deteriorating, and there are some huge holes in the boards that cover broken windows. One ceiling has fallen in one of the upstairs bedrooms. The second conclusion he had come to was that it was relatively a large building with a lot of good potential. Mr. Plinton stated that as a result of the article in the paper, they have had at least three serious calls from people interested in having their businesses located in the Banfill Tavern--two of these people went on the tour and attended the Commission meeting. One woman was very interested in a"bed and breakfast" type of establishment and would also live there. Another person was interested in some kind of boutique arrangement and would live there. The third inquiry was from an arts society in the north suburban area located in the Apache Plaza shopping center incerested in having an art gallery and art center in the building. Mr. Minton stated a man attended the Commission meeting a�ho had established a barbershop and home in an old school house in arooklyn Center. He was interested in looking at the Banfill.Tavern for a similar purpose. Mr. Minton stated that right now, the Conunission is looking at the possibility of making recorr�nendations which will probably give a number of alternatives: l. It could be financed by grants from the Minnesota Historical Society. 2. It could be sold to a private individual who could take tax advantages because it is a historical building and restore it. 3. A separate foundation could be established. The foundation could accept contributions as well as grants for this purpose. 4. Or, there could be a lease-back arrangement with the County. Mr. Minton stated the Comnission wants to explore these various alter- natives, formulate their recomnendations with stipulations and bring them before the Planning Commission and City Council before forwarding them on to Anoka County for Anoka County to take the next step. � i� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 PAGE 12 ADJOURNMENT• NOTIQN BY MR. KONDRICK� SECANDED BY PIR. MINTON, Z�O ADJOURN TfIE 1�:ETING. UPON �l V ICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRWOAlAN SCNNABEL DECLARED TAB SEPT. 12� 1984, pLANNING COAIMISSION MEETING AA70URNED AT 10;20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, . Ly Saba Recording Secretary SP #84-14 Robert Lehner Mr tu� �� 6L d- � -' � ; � � � . ; ' � S��! � I ,.� � ' � � �" � ` '-'-t� �� L�� _ , � • St� l . •� ; � � "'�. ` -1 � 5�� ;.� *� � •� � , : + � '� % �' � '►� .. S�S ' � S�� ' �� .,��Y � � . t M +1�� I � + 5�� ir �`O � � �� * M . �N i; � � � �► S�� • � � �� . � � :� � .�1' t � 7 T! • ��w �S �� _ , : � . .' � �• �� I : . � • ' .,�' � � V �. 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Extend fence on south to east property line. (To be 4' high in front yard, 6' in other.) 5. Provide 17' Road Easement along East River Road for possible future use. 5. Refur�ish facade as per plan. 7. Stri�,e parking lot . 8. Provide a S5,000 Performance Bond. � � CITY OF FRIDLEY PET ! TI WV CO'VER S'tlEET Peti � io�� N��. 11-84 Date Received September 17, 1984 objecc OPPosing the proposed Midwest Super Stop-Gas-Station and Convenience Store operation that is to be located at 8100 East River Road Pecition Checked By Date Percent Signing Referred to Ci[y Council Disposition • � � `'i,. � 0 C � G d �„_ � y� .a..��:�...1 a. • . . 6 d � � G �-=:.:.-S�u -� �..,--� � / !� — �- . ... ._ _ 03��.�--� 9-8y � � - ✓ V 1\ �� - - �, . -.- . , � �. _ � - , � - ' - .. /. `�!. - �• - ��' s� • � , . / r � I�;tjJ�r,..� � a i /i � �� .�� i- � � ..r � i i+ � � ,,� ' � i f !� I/ - ' 1 D i 1 � � - � � ! � I � /� � � / / / � � � 4 I I f; // � �• i / i '' _ ' I / � �1 �/ I - - . � � - - � . � `,, . • , , , �, _ �� ,�� . �Y �3= r.,� C��r�l� ►c� ��u� � C� r� z N E - R i ) P ti.� � ,�,�, � " � ��✓Dh��e �� _ -� � � ~ �-�- 12 _`�' � -- - _ >,-.-.�:t----- .�. � ,��,�_ � ��nMUt� �� a�� %%� t � . � , : � . ; 1 � � _ _ � I • I i . ; � � • �� .:Y' . " � -, � . , � _. ' . . • l. . 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' ri!!` - � . ..� . ; �� ! �, -r ��' �..� _ ,� t �" - .A j. . __ _ . __.�. _ . _ _ _ _ ` _ _ . _ :...1��-� � f � t ' , ' t `� � ' � `�t'.a:,�� .R?h�+ -' � � �_ J • '�' � `..�► �` � � � �. � _ _ .__ _ . _.. .. . i - � � ' � " � ^r1 _'� ~ � , � ' ��...,- .'-� -- • l . � � �-: �� - � -� - -� 1 . .. . . .... . . . _ , ~ ` `,` �^'1_ � _ .,'�_ �� — ,. � � ' . —� --�.__:�':__...:�- - -- ' _-_ . ''L--� -- • � CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITIVN CO'VER SHEET Pe c i r i on N�� . 12-84 Dace Received September 17, 1984 Object Opposed to the issuance of a Special Use Permit for a service station at 8100 East River Road Petition Checked By Percent Signing Referred to City Co�ncil Diepositioa Date 6T � � �'�'8`�- � G 6 � , . . � . �� , _ � �� .-� v. A request for a Special Use Permit t�o o�perate a sexvice statioai at 8100 East River imad has bces► applied for. We, the residents of the area, are appossed #o the issuanoe of this permit. Thi would only add to the�eacisting traffic safety hazard'ahich we and our ldren cuzYently fa . --� ��, , , —' �� , , � � -- - _._ / '` ,�! `'( �„� / '�. � �� i� � / �-=�.�._.:,. In o or this type of business to suv�eed, it is normally a requirengit that the business be op�rated 24 hours a day. As this is generally a residential . area, this wnuld be totally unacoeptable.� i� ----_� -- -�- � The tlosing of the tatior� t`$255 East Rivpx Tmad s also an indicatioa� that the st��port of ea is aperation. �. -- �– . p� ADDRES.S ! � � . � �'? �� _ /`�� -�:� � t` �` _�.��s% -� , t l � ' ,, �' j � /// A. , ""I '. r�/f �,I,.0 /C� / ��-��` !_.i� l� !/1 .� / . i � / ' � S �<<� �,/.% . _z.:.�}� f��J �-� -�� - � r� /te� � f, ��'L�� _ ' ��- . y 6V A request for a S7xcial Use Pexmit tA v�erate a service stati� at 8100 East River imad has been applied for. We, the residents of the area, are o�possed to the issuanc�e of this pernu.t. This would only add to the eacisting traffic safety hazard which we arid aur children currently faoe. In order far this type of business to suoceed, it i.s nonnally a requisenent that the business be operated 24 haurs a day. As thi.s is generally a residential area, this would be t�otally iu�acoeptable. The closing of the station at 8255 East River R�ci is also an indication that the support of the area is not behind this type of operation. � ADDi�E.S.S � '" ' %�/� � ;'� �r F v'' //� � g��"�t `� /t/ `;,�- ��;, -� �,� `�. . �� '1 _ Lv� �.�. � � � ��'l �s��F ��i �� . �•� �. _�,� ��'L �L',.-sy�1 , � �� , -.�� . � I�d ('_UCN l� ��t �?,c� � � f :'F r.� f�� /� _ � � .c�<_, /� n ILt Jt.� ��- � / 4-c-s �n � r, . _ �i.�:�. � ��- -�� /� , ' C,� .,�'�-- � ? �" L. , � ' . �;,�, d. / � � � �_ ✓, � � ��sc � r, � . � �1 �S1 �.0 �� C�---�-r.�._ �� ! S' /' �i�il�l �' � `�;.��`�_ r`' , �- _ . �., ;f �� , %�,. ; , �. 1 A request far a S�ecial Use Permit tro aperate a 5exvioe station at 8100 East River Rr�ad has been applied for. We, the residents of the area, are q�possed tn the issuance of this pezmit. This would only add tro the exist.ing traffic safety hazard which we and aur children currently fac;e. Is� order far this type of business to suooeed, it is nozmally a rayuirenestt that the business be op�sated 24 haurs a day. As this is generally a residential area, this would be totally unacoeptable. The closing of the station at 8255 East River A��d is also an u�dication that the support of the area is nat behind this type of operatian. � ADDFtES.S �� -- - - . �/___/ _. � .� � � / ,� . ` �.�,�-�-� �' • �� .� � • .�, _ , � C� � � � ��. . A �� ►�_� � �: _- ..� �� , `_��/ �� il.�%� � 6 � � "� �� . �Q : .� t � ►� � � � `? C�-l�„�� S:?C; L� �lv-�-�- s� - _ . �, ✓� _ // � �.��,�.J �� ry � j-. �� _. _ �� C�� J i : 2� �' / � 5�0 �.�.� �� /�i/9- �v�'�,�.J- �`� 5�% 5� -�j K.-, eS v� (/Q s'� /�''� � c 6 �J � 6X A request for a SPecial Use Permit to erate a seivice statioai at 8100 East River Fa�ad has been applied fo�',. We, the residents of the area, are oppossed to the issuanae of this permit. This would only add t�o th�e existing tsaffic safety hazard which we at�d our children currently faoe. In order far this type of business to succeed, it is noxmally a requirene�it that the business be operated 24 haurs a day. As this is generally a residential area, this wou].d be totally unacoeptable. The closing of the station at 8255 East River i�id is also an indication that the support of the area is not bPhind this type of aperatiaz. I�l►,[� ADDFiE.SS R .�� / r�/ �� '.i� - � � 7 G � � h "L) � ) , � i �..�.. n �,t/ , � !1 / � . / .1 � ' � � �, � 1 % ''�� ,` �1�� n k�� :.5= / ��i�t_ i � 1G' / .�; ,� -z �� ,�� a v �� r4-��L, o - �,� _� S �t- � r'.�:2 �?c.; ��1� >� �!c�c�J �ven��. � A request for a S�ecial Use Permit to oQerate a service station at 8100 East River Rpad has bee.n applied far. We, the residents of the area, are o�ossed to the issuanve of this permit. This would only add to the existing traffic safety hazard which we ar�d aur children currently fave. In orc�er for this type of business to suoceed, it is normally a requirenEnt that the business be operated 24 hours a day. As this is ger�erally a residential area, this w�ould be totally unacoeptable. The closing of the station at 8255 East River A�ad is also an indication that the support of the area is not behind this type of aperation. N� ADDi7ES.S �v�� I," ,�,�! i _ � :�.1 t.�.:�� G��t-Zt t� � � � _ v- , � �/� �� . - 9s� ��9 �' �.� .ti�. w . C,� S'<�1 �r�1 �` .- , �/. ( ' .(' . ,� � � ` N�G �' �- / , " ) '� . �/ �� 5 Z a ti`z �-� 1 --- �,�,� � � � �,.� ; � � v�:�� _ -�. ..� 6Y :;- �� n . I , ,! A request for a Special Use Pexmit to operate a service station at 8100 East River R�ad has bee,n applied for We, the resid�ents of t1�e area, are ogpossed t�o the issvanoe of this permit. This would only add to the existing traffic safety hazard which we and o�ur �tiilclren currently faoe. In order far this type of business to suoceed, it is nozmally a requirenent that the business be o�pPxated 24 hairs a day. As this is generally a r2sidential area, this would be totally �acoeptable. The closing of the statior► at 8255 East River A�aci is also an indicatioc� that the su�ort of the area is not behind this type of operatirn. � � ADDFYES.S � � .J 6Z i t ` �V ��-�' �">t ',� � �/� _- ; ��nCv�� , L� �° � i,�C� �� t�-� �'�' � a��. �� - . ��G �l��ti �� "t_ �� -s%s �.f�,.�.�� , � . 6 �F� A request for a Special Use Ppxmit tA aperate a seavioe station at 8100 East g,iver iaaad has been applied far. We, the residents of the area, are ap�sed to the issuanoe of this pe,zmit. This would only add to the existing traffic safety hazard which we and aur children currently fave. 7n order far this type of business to sucoeed, it is noxmally a reqwsene�t that the business be vperated 24 haurs a day. As this is generally a residential area, this would be totally unacoeptable. The closi.ng of the statiai at 8255 East River A�xi is also an indication tiiat the support of the area is not behind this type of aperation. � ADDii�.SS .� ��v D:� ��z�%-��,r..� � ti�� 3% z �; , � , � \ (_ �J .� � j_ - �� — r�,� /� � `{ �'� �� - + � � � / 1/ /, 1J::._ rl(!�fl�"�.,C �.. � T (s".�� !' � 1..� �2Y l i�G�t' .5 �y J.� � . ,. �� c_ _ � % �= �'� - '�% �� , ,��' �;1, ss�l3� � �`��l>L I -�2 � � ��j�� o .1. 5�-t 5 2 A request for a Special Use Pexmit to operate a sexvioe statian at 8100 East River Road has been applied for. We, the residents of the area, are appossed to the issuanoe of this permit. This would only add to the existing traffic safety hazard which we arxi our children currently faoe. In order far this type of business to succeed, it is nontally a requirene�it that the business be ape.rated 24 hours a day. As this is ge�erally a residential area, tiv.s would be totally unacoeptable. The closing of the station at 8255 East River Ima�d is also an indicatio�n that the support of the area is not behind this type of aperatirn. p� ADDFiE.SS � l' . � � 1►�;� `\U� � � ,_ �� . � ��-:�,� � � 1 �/.�-�`J 1 �� ' ��,C�.. .�/.�_. , - � , �f �� Z � � _-_ D J�� , � y � � i✓t�• ll` �L � � ��Nz.r ► ,a/� _,� (✓�', , �1 �, �-� r� z < <� , � ��-✓ �i �� i i � � T/'�� , S i. ;��"� S%- � � � r � 3�/ �� , S r. � , / ,. �� J � /'i'1��:�'C� ' � ' �y� .��,��, � �� `? G�� 6 EL I 6 CC CITY OF FRIDLEY , APPEALS COMMISSION MEETIP�G, AUGUST 28, 1984 TO OROER: �nairperson Gabel called the August 28, 1984, Appeals Commission meeting to order at 7:34 p.m. ROLL CALL: Me�bers Present: Pat Gabel, Alex Barna, Jim Plemel, Jean Gerou, Donald Betzold Merabers Absent: None Otf�ers Present: Mark Burch, Asst. Public 4lorks Director James Faulkner, 4838 Bloom, White Bear Lake Rene' Roberts, Nordquist Sign Co. APPROVAL OF JULY 24, 1984, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTION B�' MR. BARNA� SECONDED BY MR. BETZOLD, TO APPROVE THE JULY 24, 1984, �PEALS COM1�lISSION MIP7UTES AS [1RITTEN. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSON GABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 205 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO 5900 Main Street N.E., Fridley, Mn. 55432 . MOTION BY MS. GEROU, SECONDED BY MR. BARNA, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON GABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPBN AT 7:35 P.M. Chairperson Gabel read the Administrative Staff Report: ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT 5900 Main Street N.E. A. PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED BY REQUIREMENT: Section 205.18.3D.2 requires a setback of not less than twenty feet between any building and side property lines. � Public purpose served by this requirement is to provide open space areas around industrial structures for aesthetic and firefighting purposes. � L� APPEALS CON�IISSION MEETING, AUGUS7 28, 1984 PAGE 2 B. STATED HARDSHIP: "Need a side yard setback variance to allow the proposed addition to line up with the current building as the production flow in manufac- turing would be seriously impaired with a jog in the production line and the lot is too narrow to economically set the addition back 20 feet along the south side yard setback." C. ADF1IP�ISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW: This will be an extension to the wall of the existing building. If the Board recommends approval, it should be stipulated that the new wall be a four-hour rated fire wall with protected openings. Mr. Burch stated the petitioner plans to add a small addition to the back of the building, and it makes sense to line up the building as proposed. Mr. Jim Faulkner stated he was the architect who prepared the plans for Gerald Johnson. Mr. Johnson was requesting to continue on the new addition in line with the existing building line. As stated in the Administrative Staff Report, they need the side yard setback variance to allow the proposed addition to line up with the current building in order to get the manufacturing flow of the facility to work. Ms. Gabel asked Mr. Faulkner to explain what he meant in terms of "manufac- turing flaw". Mr. Faulkner stated Johnson Wood Products was a manufacturer of custom wood- working for commercial, residential, and institutional buildings. Part of their building plan was to add new machinery,new equipment, and redesign their manufacturing process from the point where material comes in the build- ing, goes through the building, and back out through the loading docks. To make that manufacturing flow work, the products have to come in and go all the way down a manufacturing line and then come back around. With a jog in the building, it would cause a problem trying to bring the materials around and then bring them back through. It was kind of standard in any manufacturing process to want product lines to run straight through and make a loop, and that was the reason for Mr. Johnson's request. Ms. Gabel asked about the exterior of the proposed addition. Mr. Faulkner stated the addition would be brick--the same material as the rest of the building. Mr. Plemel asked how wide the lot was next to the praperty on the south. He was wondering if by granting this variance they wouid be creating a hardship for someone eventually buiiding on the adjacent lot. Ms. Gabel stated that, after looking at the aerial photo, it was just specu- lation as to what would go on that lot. She stated there was a lot of room E CE APPEALS COMMISSI4N MEETING, AUGUST 28, 1984 PAGE 3 on that lot. There are some existing problems, and by granting this variance, she did not think they would make the problems any worse. Mr. Barna asked if the south wall in the existing building was a�-hour rated wall. Mr. Faulkner stated it was a 12-inch masonry wall, and under Uniform Building Code, it does have a 4-hour classification up to about 15 ft. He �ated this wall does have a door in it now to the boiler room. The tentative plan was to take out that boiler room completely and block up the door. He stated he thought the only hindrance on the 4-hour rating on the wall was the fact that the door into the boiler room was probably just a 2-hour rated door. If the door does not come out, it will be replaced with a 4-hour rated door. MOTION BY MR. BARNA� SECONDED BY MS. GEROU, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON GABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC - HEARING CLOSED AT 7:55 P.M. Mr. Barna stated he could see where setting back the addition 20 ft. would disrupt the manufacturing flow. With no new construction to the south at the present time and the fact that this was just extending an existing wall, as long as all the fire ratings are met and there was continuity with the visual wall, he would have no objections to granting this variance. Mr. Betzold stated that since the existing building was already in its position and was probably closer to the lot line than it should be, that can't be changed. He stated he thought this demonstrated some of the problems that can be created by allowing this type of construction to go too close to the lot line, but as long as the situation was not being worsened and as long as there was a demonstratable hardship for the manufacturing line, the variance should probably be approved. Ms. Gerou and Mr. Plemel agreed with Mr. Barna and Mr. Betzold. Ms. Gabel stated she also agreed. She thought part of the hardship was the existing building being located where it was, and that added to the problem of the flow of the product line. She would also be in favor of granting the variance, but she would definitely like to see the Comnission add on a stipu- lation that the door in the existing south wall be either upgraded to a 4-hour rated door or be removed. MOTION BY MR. BARNA� SECONDED BY MR. PLEMEL� TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF THE REQUEST F1DR A VARIANCE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 205 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD SETBACK BETWEEN ANY BUILDING AND SIDE PROPERTY LINES FROM TWENTY FEET TO FIVE FEET TO ALLOW BUILDING ADDITIDN TO LINE UP WITX CURRENT BUILDING ON SITE ON IAT 5, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION 78� EXCEPT THE NORTH HALF OF Z�OT 5 AS MEASURED ALONG EAST WEST LINES� THE SAME ffTNG 5900 MAIN STF2EET N.E., FRIDLEY, MN. 55432, WITH THE rOLIAWING STIPULATIONS: 1. THE SOUTH WALL OF THE NEW ADDITION BE A 4-HOUR RATED FIRE WALL. 2. TFIE EXISTING SDUTX WALL OF THE EXISTING BUILDING BE UPGRADED TO A 4-HOUR RATED FIRE WALL AND ANY OPENING5 IN THAT WALL BE UPGRADED OR REMOVED. 6 F� APPEALS COMMISSION �1EETING, AUGUST 28, 1984 PAGE 4 UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CNAIRPERSON GABEL DECLARED TXE MOTSON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. Gabel stated this item would go to City Council on Sept. 24. She stated the reason this would not go to the City Council meeting on Sept. 10 was because the normal procedure was for the Appeals Comnission's minutes to go tf�rough tF�e Planning Comnission before going to City Council. Mr. Faulkner stated Mr. Johnson would really like to start construction within the next couple of weeks. It would be very advantageous if this item could go to the City Council on Sept. 10. Ms. Gabel stated she believed the Appeals Comnission had no problems with this going directly to City Council on Sept. 10 and not going through the Planning Comnission since the Planning Comnission only receives the minutes; however, it was not the normal procedure. She suggested Mr. Burch convey to the City Manager that there was a time problem with this item, realizing that fall and winter are not too far away. She stated Mr. Faulkner should call Mr. Burch to find out if this item was going to the Sept. 10 or Sept. 24 meeting. 2. RE UEST FOR A VARIANCE PURSUANT INCREAS THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE S S UARE F T TO THREE NUNDRED S U HIGHWAY 69 AND S 1 CENTER THE ME BEI G 53 S y Rene Ro er , or quist Sign Mn. 55408). MOTION BY MS. GEROU��S UPON A VOICE E, ALL NEARING OPEN AT 8: P Chairperson Gabel TO CHAPTER 214 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO co., � west LaKe MR. BARNA, T PEN AYE, STRIAL � .� • � .....� .. ei:, Minneapolis, THE PUBLIC HEARING. GABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC the Adm�istrative Staff Report: MtTNISTRAI'X1(E STAFF REPORT 341 East R��ar Road N.E. A. PUBLIC PURPOSE �RVED BY REQUIREMENT: Section 214�06.2A.2 restricts a real estat sign for a multiple develop- ment to 5g•square feet in area per developmen Public��Purpose served by this requirement is to c trol visual pollution and e�cessive use of signs in commercial areas. B. STATED HARDSHIP: "The River Road Business Center bounded by 51st Way and 54th Way on East River Road offers a great potential for growth to local and national business people who are able to learn of its location and availability. ,� � » . - N• ... �� : � : � �,s„ .. � � . � - •�► - t � � � � !� ; �� . la � � (9 �� , . • ! '�j � � � ' .o , , : , , ., � , ! � ,_ _ "�� ; , � - j' : • ' � � � � � � . � ; � -;� � ; 596 E.RR. � �' C !�` :. � .. � � � ( ! .e � • � � ` 1 � `_ _ � -� ; ` ; � �, � I � , , . /A _ � , � e� ,. � � ; Il,r (: � � .E'�"� � ,�� "Me� � ! � ' I I�� ., :: � . . ��,, . , � �! �: �'�;�� Ff� 0` • �� I�. j�- ----- - ------- -- �- -- . � � `R.�.�• � ,.�. � i , . ; I' ; � �' I •' I . , � 85� � � �0...4+ ' ' ' .f � � �..�-;.-.��. c. ; � i •� ► . N. f. CO/NMER Johnson's Wood Products � jl �_ , j,, .... - . 5900 Mai n Street �� , i. N. /�M4: Ci� � JX� :M�Y .f.+wrl+wC.. i�. � � 0 �• � T * : Ir...�.d � � i� ` . �,�� O 59G0 E Z `' . ` �• � s.•�� a. c.y � � . (r»o) . w ti- a,�,,,, 5 93 O c.✓r.�.�� %Mw::��i' �A`� - • � � �Z � I m ! _ �� N � ., ` 4 � ; � �� .�wr. co. ' s. ss.�c. ' i � 22 / 2-0 �s - Gerald H. Johnson , - 590� Mai n Street �, E H�� Variance Request � -. ' � � � � ,�w ntiwu�unu�rw aawn+a � 1�o'x�1o'/H,1dnfC 1 70HN54N WQ70 PRODUGfS 5(tL',Q31AN Sj{JDY �/5� ANCS �uuc�R KuNit�T [XI%11N4 DUtAlG KNiO SC S � I I I � �'_ I I � I t xew 3o c�R nR�a ior N «�_-� __ _ � �:xa' y�p�y tacss -- . - - - �y.A/N _ STRFFT ,.. _.�. ----� /1, �l RECEIVI�VG OPINOIV FROP� CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING THE GOLF COURSE INITIATIVE PETITION iTHIS MATERIAL WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR THE CITY COUNCIL BEFORE THE COUNCIL MEETING) � • _ CITYOF fRlDLEI( OIiaECTORATE oF PUBLIC WORKS 0 ATE �� 8/30/84 AOM O.RW. Bob Nordahl;Operations Analyst Repair and Modification of Well and Pump No. 9 John Flora, : MEMOAANDUM ' �PW 155-84 TO ACTION INFO• �lic Works Director As you are aware, Well and Pump No. 9 failed and has been pulled for inspection. The bowls of the pump had disintegrated due to electrolysis of the well. Bacon Electric Company was called and discovered a short in a ground wire and corrected the problem of electrolysis. Well and Pump No. 9 was scheduled for repair in 1986. However, due to the electrolysis problem, the pump must be repaired imnediately. Also, it would be an opportune time to increase the capacity of this well from 900 GPM to 1500 GPM. This was accomplished on Wells #6 and #8 with excellent results. Therefore we completed the specifications, calling for a complete repair and modification to the pump to increase the capacity to 1500 GPM. Hopefully this will elii,�inate the need to pull and repair this well for five more years. Upon approval from Sid Inman, City Treasurer, to expend utility funds for this project, we recommend that the City Council approve the advertisement to bid for repair of Well and Pump No. 9. � If you need further information, please let me know. BN:jmo . Rf50�I�[TrION AD. —1984 I�>:� � � � �•� � �• : ��_ REPAIR AND MODIFICATION OF WELL AND PUMP #9 g6 IT RFSOLV'm by the Cauicil of the City of F'ridley, as follows: 1. Zt�at it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following it� or materials. REPAIR AND MODIFICATION OF WELL AND PUMP #9 2. A copy of the specifications for the above described itens and materials, together with a proposal for the method of purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to te Cau�cil by the City Manager and the same ace hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and the method of acquisition and payment to be required by the City with respect to the acquisition of said ite� and materials. 3. �he purchase of said items and materials as described above shall be effected by sealed bids to be received and opened by the City of Fridley on the �th day of October, 1984. TYie City Manager is directed and authorized to advertise for the purchase of said items and materials by sealed bid proposals under notice as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form as that shown 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 Fcidley. pASSm AI�ID ADOPTID BY Zi� CI7Y �(JNCIL OF �iE CIZY OF FRIDLEY TEiIS DAY OF 1984. WII�LIAM J. NEE - MAYOR A'I'PE5'T: SIDNE�C C. II�1�N - CITY Q�C s . , CITY OF FRIIX.LY BID I�i'I(E for REPAIR AND MODIFICATION OF WELL AND PUMP #9 i�BIBIT 'A' 'i�► The City Co�cil of the City of Fridley.��' sota will acoept sealed bids for R� airs & Modification nf kell � an the th I�e� 1984ta►ti111:00 A•M. on said date at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue NE, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 (telephone: 571-3450). All bids must meet the minim�n requirenents of the specifications. Failure to oomply With this Section can result in disqualif ication of the bid. Each bid shall be aooampanied by a Certified Qieck, Cash ier's Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an �namt of not less than five peroer►t (58) of the bid, which check, cash, or bond shall be forfeited if bidder reglects or refuses to enter into contract, af ter his bid has been acoepted. Tlie City rese=ves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interests of the City. T�e City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any infonoalities or technicalities in any bid received without explanation. �he City Co�cil also reserves the right to oonsider such factors as time of delivery or perf ormance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past perforn�ance, of similar types of itens or materials, availability of products or other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest of the City. Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the offioe of the Purchasing Agent, or o�pies may be obtained from his offioe. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside with Repair and Modification of Well and Puma #�. Nasim M. Qureshi City Manager Publish: Fridlev S1in Week Of: October 1, 1984 October 8, 1984 • . . . • I �� P[BLIC WOEtKS I�PA�II�iP ifigineering Division QTY OF FR�'Y Fric'Qey � l�linreso�ta September 19, 1984 F. F. Jedlicki, Inc. 14203 W 62nd Street Eden Pairie, i�N 55344 Subject: CY�ar►ge Orc3er 1, Water and Sanitary Sewer Project #145 Gentletien : You are hereby orc3ered, authorized and instructec7 to m�odify your contract for Water anc3 Sanitary S�aer Project #145 by addirig the follvwing work: ADDITmN �� Water hydrant and sanitary sewer construction (81st Avenue & Zii 47 West Servioe Drive and 83rd Avenue ��i 47 West Serviae Drive). Original Contract Priae C�ar►ge Order #1 (W & S #145) �. •• �• . . . $105,652.00 22 �292 .23 $127,944.23 Submitted and approved by Jd�n G. Flora, Public Works Director on the 19th day of Sep�te�er, 1984. Preparea by � Q�ccked by •!i�=�� Ja�hn G. Flora, P.E. Public Works Director 0 Page �ao F. F. Jedlicki, Inc. �ange Order #1, Water and Sewer Project #145 Septenber 19, 1984 Approved and acoepted this day of �� ► 19 84 by F. F. Jedlicla, 7nc. � ank Jedlic , President Apprwed and acoepted this day af , 1984 by the City Co�mcil of the City oi Fridley Minnesota. WII,LIAM J. 1�E - I�YOR SIDi�'Y C. Il�II�IAN - QTY Q�ERK 3/6/4/14 � 9R xe� 10 FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCtL -- APPOlNTMENTS � SEPTEAIDER 24, 1984 POSITION Laxreaee A. Farber Police Officer 426 Nain Street Police Dept. Elk River, l�AI 55332 Donovan W. Abbot Police Officer RR #3, Box 152 Police Dept. Battle Lake, l�i 56515 0 STARTI�G SALARY =1,780.00 per month �1,447.00 per month STARTING DATE AEPLACES September 26, Catherine 1g84 Wingard October 1, Julie 198u Boden =� FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- CLA{MS SEPTEPBE� CLAI�� NI;h:BERS 253F01 - 266F22 11 � � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � September 24, �984 T�ype of License: By_ Approved By: Fees: Vending Machine Burlington Northern Coca Cola Steven J. Olson $25.00 4301 California Ave.N.E. Health Inspector Fridley, Mn. 55432 Rapid Oil Coca Cola Steven J. Olson $25.00 5701 University Ave.N.E. Health Inspector Fridley, Mn. 55432 Au�tioneers Anoka-Fridley Auction James Peterson James P. Hill $2.00 848 E. River Rd. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES SEPTENIDER 24, 1984 GAS SERVICES Peterson Pinney 1917 - 2nd Avenue South Anoka, I�T 55303 Riccar Heatir�g & Air Cond. ! 3095 - 162nd Lane N.W. Anoka, Mt1 55303 By : Lauren Turnquis t By: Jeff Arent Spartan Mechanical Inc. 9801 Valley View Rc�ad Eden Prairie, t�T 55344 By: Robert Westlund GENERAL COIJTRACTOR Barclay Limited Construction & Development, Inc. B�c 1243 St. Cloud, NIDT 56302 By: Albert Witte Brandon Construc tion Inc. 311 Sunrise Lane Champlin, MN 55316 D & M Construction Co. 2611 Newtnn Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55411 Fey's Construction Inc. 13270 Jay Street N.W. Coon Rapids, MN 55433 G & G Building Inc. 8457 Riverview Lane Brooklyn Park, MN 55444 Gilbertson Construc tion 7704 Riverdale Drive Brooklyn Park, MN 55444 Hansen KanEze 15943 Central Avenue N.E. Ham Lake, MN John C. Johnson Builders 21090 Sycamore Cedar, MN 55011 Lees Siding and Trim Repair Service 2461 Bunker Lake Boulevard Andover, NIN 55303 By: Jerry Tollefson By: Myron Stolp By: David Fey By: Gaxy WelJ.ner By: Steve Gilbertson By: Lamoine Hansen By: John C. Johnson By: Lee Barkley �A APPROVED BY WILLIAM SAN DIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. iVILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARRE L CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARRE L CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DAR.REL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE C1TY COUNCIL -- LICENSES ' September 24, 1984 Page 2 Leibfried Construction, Inc. 701 - 8th Street Fanaington, NIN 55024 Metropolitan Fireplace Inc. 7670 - 138th Street l�pple Valley, NIId 55124 Mr. Siding Inc. 10800 Xavis Street N.W. Coon Rapids, MN 55433 Par Enterprises 6412 Bass Lake Road Crystal, MI1 55428 Squiers Construction 9410 Cherry Lane Hamel, NiP1 55340 Vinewood Builders, Inc. 1508 Ferndale Avenue N.E. Fridley, NR1 55432 Waterproofing by Experts 8625 Rendova Street N.E. New Brighton, MN 55112 Wandrei Construction Co. 95 Suzanne Avenue Vadnais Iieights , N�T 55110 By: Arthur Leibfried By: Douglas Theis By: Jim Myers By: Michael Campion By: James Squiers By: Ronald Scholl By: Steve Messerish By: David Wandrei Woodcrest Construction Inc. 10072 Olive Street N.W. Coon Rapids, t�i 55433 By: Thomas Camp HEAT I I1G McG�ire ZWin City Plumbing & Heating 227 Water Street Excelsior, t�II� 55331 By: Zbm McG�ire Peterson Pinney 1917 - 2nd Avenue Anoka, I�IN 55303 By: Lauren Turnquist Riccar Heatirig & Air Cond. 3095 - 162nd Lane N.W. Anoka, I�I 55303 By: Jeff Arent , DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. UARREL CI�i2K Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg . Ofc . DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg . Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chi ef Bldg . Of c. W ILLIAM SAI3DII3 Plbg.-Htg. Insp. WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htq. Insp. �B �C '� FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES r Sept�nber 24, 1984 Page 3 Spartan Mechanical Inc. 9801 Valley View Road WILLIAM SANDIN Eden Prairie, NIIJ 55344 By: Robert Westlund Plbg.-Htg. Insp. MASONRY Janco Masonry Inc. 1160 - 132nd Lane N.E. Blaine, Mtd 55434 ROOF I I�iG M & W Roofing 9011 Pierce Street N.E. Blaine, Mtd 55434 HEATING Key Me tal craf t 2211 West 90th Street Bloanington, Mtd 55431 GENERAL COPdTRACTOR Cole Construction 6452 Bluebird Circle Maple Grove, t,'IDi 55369 By: Orlen Goldenstein By: Mark Rhoades By: Richard Punchard By: Dale Cole DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. WILLIAM'SANDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. � � R FOR CONCURRENCE BY TME CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES September 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERT1f LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVED BY Steve� J. Olson, Bruce P►. i Ddv�a J. 6542 Ce�ttal l�v�ue 4 536.00 IItviron.Ofcr. Borx3c�r 6616 Cer+tral Ave. PE F1ridley. I�] 55432 Donsld Fir�dell 6634 Oentral �ver►ue 6676 Central Ave. l�E Fridley, MN 55432 Mississippi Mutual Group 6501 C7�annel iaoad 2000 Plyrrouth Rd, �230 Minnetonka, I+N 55343 Mississippi Mutual Group 6531 Q�annel Raad 2000 Plymouth Rd.f230 Minretonka, NN 55343 A and L Managenent Cb. 1200 �eri Lane c/o Alexander A.Levitan 2051 Long Lake Rcad New Brighton, MN 55112 A�,a L��t oo. i�o cx,�ri r� c% Alexancier A.Levitan 2051 Long Lake Rd. NEw Brighton, NN 55112 A and L Manage�e�t Co. 1�60 (?�eri Lane c/o Alexander A.Levitan 2051 Long Lake Rd. New Brighton, NN 55112 A and L Managenent 0�. 1290 �eri Lane c/o Alexander A.Levitan 2051 Lonq Lalce Rd. New Brighton, NN 55112 Q�l - OaC Properties, Inc. 137 lrlississippi pl. 13562 Hwy 65 I� Ar�oka, !�N 55303 �- OD� Properties, L�c. 157 !lississippi Pl. 13562 8wy 65 �rqka, !�N 55303 Q�ris Zelevarav 160 Mississippi P1. 6477 Riverview Terr. FYidley, MN 55432 (bnadian Financial �60 Mississippi St. Housing Corp. 11�7 Marquette �►ve. t+�ls, !�t 55403 10 5�9.00 4 536.00 4 S36.00 18 561.00 18 S61.00 18 561.00 18 561.00 4 536.00 4 536.00 4 536.00 . 103 SZ31.00 12 D �1 OWNER FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES September 24, 1964 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVEO BY Pauk l�ssociates 610 Oeborne Rond % A i L !lgnt. 2051 Lan Lalce Rd. I�r Bric�iton, !�N 55112 �ark Pussxiates 630 Osborne Rond % 1� i L l�gmt 2051 Long Lake Rd. i� Bric�ton, IYN 55112 Park Assxiates 690 Osborre Road % A 6 L Mqnt 2051 Long Lake Rd. New Brighton, IrN 55112 iblk Street 5650 Pblk Stteet Investment Group 2901 Metro Dr., i105 Bloamington, A'N 55420 Polk Street 5660 Fblk Street Urvest�nent Gxoup 2901 Metro Dr., i105 Blanington, IrN 55420 Chris Jel evarov 6471-77 Riverview Terr. 6477 Riverview Z�err. Fridley, t�N 55432 Herman Rioe 6111 Stat Lane C�nega Mjc�rtt.. Inc 5217 Wayzata Blvd,t51 E�ls, I�R�] 55416 William L. � Donna Zaier 5761 2nd Street 6556 Central Ave.AE Fridley, t'N 55432 David ot Shitley Burg 5866 2nci Street 2291 Lois Drive New Brighton, NN 55112 Mark Cra�ner 6006 2nd Street 6008 2nd St. t� Fri�ey, MI 55432 Rodc�er i� La Vearle Carey 6530 2r�d Street 1OT/0 Mississippi Blvd Coon Rapicis, 1�N 55433 Steven J. Ola�n, 9 549.00 �viron.Ofcr. 34 593.00 34 S93.00 16 557.00 16 S57.00 3 S36.00 18 $61.00 3 S36 .00 4 S36.00 4 $36.00 4 536.00 , 12 E �l R FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LICENSES September 24, 1984 RESID�NTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY �OCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVED BY Robert F. McDonald 5900 2 l,/2 Street 1212 Bluebill Bay I�d. 8urnaville, MN 55337 � g� 5901 2 �/2 Stteet 2705 Xanthus Lat�e plymouth, !�N 55047 Robert F. McDonald 5908 2 1/2 Street 1212 Bluebill Bay Rd. Burnsville, NN 55337 Robert F. M1cD�nald 5916 2 1/2 Street 1212 Bluebill Bay Rci. Burnsville, f+N 55337 E.Pbrwoodb B.Braithwaite 5974 3rd Street % N�►s Re�al ty 7412 Lync�ale Ave. So. Ric2�f ield, Mn 55423 Don E. 1Qostreich 5401 4th Street 2509 Hillview Rd. Mo�dsview, NN 55432 Yaooub M. £1-ziq 5420 Sth Street 13129 parkwood Dr. Burnsville, t+�] 55337 James L. Peng 5426 Sth Stleet 6 West Logan W. St. Paul, !'N 55118 Canadian Financial 6303�305 Sth Street Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette Ave. i�ls, 1rN 55403 Canadian Fi.riancial 6311�329 Sth Street Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette Ave. l�ls, !�N 55403 Qsnadian Financial 6337-6339 Sth Street Bousir�g Corp• 1117 l+�arquette h�e. l�als, !�N 55403 Canadian Financial 6347-�365 Sth Street 8ousing Gorp. 1117 Narquette lkv�e. l�ls. !t] 55403 • - � _ L F Stev�en J. Ol son, 7 536.00 ii�viron.Ofcr. � 536.00 7 536.00 7 S36 .00 � S36.00 4 536.00 4 536.00 4 S36.00 2 S24.00 16 S57.00 2 S24.OQ 16 557.00 =� FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES JSeptember 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY �Q LOCATION OF BUILDIN6 UNITS fEE APPROVEO BY Canadian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 ltarquette 14ve. l�ls, M�1 55+03 Cansdian Fir�ancial 8ousing Corp. 1117 l�arquette Ave. l��ls, Mt 55403 Car�a�dian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette Ave. M�ls, !Tl 55403 Canadian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 Marquett� Ave. Mpls, l+rl 55403 Canadian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette Ave. Mpls, MN 55403 Canadian Financial Housing Corp. ]117 Marquette Ave. Mpls, l�A1 55403 Canadian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette Ave. Mpls, IrN 55403 Dennis Kmit 6 3ai�arv�a Lucivw 3158 Arthur St. I� Mpls, IrN 55418 Marck Invest.Go. % Ji�L Mgnt.Go. 7601 Wayzata B1vd,206 l�ls, !�N 55426 Mardc Invest.Go. % JiL Mgnt.Co. 7601 Wayzata B1vd,206 M�l s, !�l 55426 6401-�403 Sth Street 6409-6427 Sth Street 6431-6433 Sth Street 6437�455 Sth Street 6459-6461 Sth Street 6465-6483 Sth Stteet 6487-�469 Sth Street 5460 7th Stseet 1050 52nci Avenue 1490 52r�d Avenue � Steven J. Olscn, 2 S24.00 Dzvir�n.Ofcr. 16 557.00 2 524.00 16 S57.00 2 524.00 16 557.00 2 S24.00 34 S93 .00 15 S57 .00 16 S57 .00 . � 12G �H � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES September 24� 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAI PROPERTY ONNER LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVED BY � Steven J. Ols�n, Marck Invest.Co. 1120 52nd l�venue 16 557.� i�viron.Ofcr. % J4L Mgnt.Co. 7601 Wayzata B1vd,206 M�ls, !�N 554Z6 ; ' M�rdc Invest.Co. � c,/o J+�t. Mgnt. Co � 7601 �layzata Blvd, 206 Mpls, !�N 55426 David W. i�st 5735 Qunc.y St. I� Fridley, NN S5432 Glen W. Peterson 380 57 th Pl . I� Fridley, NN 55432 H�awthorne Mgnt.. Inc. 219 Main St.SE, i503 Mpls, f+N 55414 Otto Westenf ield F.O. Box 32021 Fridley, l+�l 55432 Gazy D. Zb�arie 40 West Fbint Ave. Zb�nka Bay, [�] 55343 Dennis R. Caverstcn P.O. Box 29621 i�ls, 1rN 55429 Janes � Vivian Abeler 3600 Mississippi Dr. Coon Rapicls, I�] 55433 Holnquist F�terprises 3608 Ac%iral Lane Mpls, [YN 55429 Hall - Le1�bn 16l2� M�=moset St. Aw R�sey, !�N D i D Sjostram i D i F Fraley �relve Oaks Q�tr�807 Wayzata,. Ml 553 91 1170 52rra Avenue 262 57th Plaoe 380 57th Plaoe 190 59 1/2 Way 110 61st Avenue 1441 73rd Avenue 16 S57.Oo 8 549.00 � 536.00 12 549.00 8 549.00 16 S61.00 389 74th Avenue 11 549.00 450-#7-#10, 476-;11 75th Av 3 S36.00 450-t2,476-#1,�8,#9 75th Av 4 450-i3, 476-�4,�5,#6 75th 4 476-i3,i7i#10 75th Ave 3 S36.00 $36.00 536.00 . M. A. Biddle 211 79� way 8 549.00 4�0 Cedar Lake Rd. S l�ls, !N SSt16 � � � 12 I FOR CONCURRENCE 6Y THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES September 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS fEE APPROVED BY Steven J. Olson, Willfam J. Urban 7313-15 �141e Street 2 524.00 i�vir�n.Ofcz. 2100 Windsor Way N�w Brighton, !�1 55112 iRsrvey llnyer 7431-33 Ab1e Street ' 7�31 li►b1e St. I�E Fii�ey, !N 55432 Harold E. Rertiquist 1631 E. Brenrer Pass 3512 Narding St. t�E Mpl s, !�N 55418 D�niel G. Nelson 6070 Genttal Ave if) 6460 Central Ave. 2� Fridley, !�N 55432 Daniel G. Nelson 6070 Central �ve ir) 6080 C�tral Ave. PE Fridley, 1rN 55432 �arles L. Horton 6550 Central Ave. 3204 Gettysburg Ave.N New Hope, NN 55427 Dick W. Marguar�t 65B8-92 Central Avenue 6568 Cel►tral Ave. I� Fridley, NN 55432 Virgi.nia Ridinger 6600-04 C�tzal Avenue 5330 Ha+ards Pt.Rd. F�coel sior, [rN 55331 Prithipal or Bash Singh 7325-27 Central Avenue 2 Spring Farm Lane St. Paul , !�N 55110 Jchn H�mang 140-42 Q�wrles Street 805 Windenere Dr. Plymouthr MN 55441 William Ouellette 7432 Conoerto Quve 2933 Valerie Iar�e New Brighton, M�l 55�12 Stunrt W. Anderson 6409 East River Road 1322 - 42 1/2 Ave. I�E � • D�/ � 7�� M. Diane Ogre�/ 8316 East River Road Lois A�eifer 12159 Foley Blvd. 1�W Coon Rapids, !�N 55433 2 524.00 1 512.00 1 512.00 1 512.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 2 524.00 Z $24.00 2 S24.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 -i � Y��oo ` FOR CONCURRENCE BY TME CIT'Y COUNCIL �- LICENSES September 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY R LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS fEE APPROVED BY Rr�dc�er i 7857-61 Firwooci Way Ia Vearle Chrey 1OZ70 Kiss. Blvd. 1�W Cbon Rapids, !N 55433 Di�nittios Arvanitis 7�11 75 Fitwood Way 7875 Firwood way NE Ftidley, Ml 55432 Stuairt W. Anderson 539 Glenooe Street 1322 - 42 1/2 Ave. I�E Co1. Hgts., M] 55421 Allan i PaQnela Fehn 1251-53 Hillwind Road 1251 Hi1lWind Rd. I�E Fridley, MN 55432 1�►ur� E. Kerntap 5635 Nain Stleet 201 Mer cury Dr . I�E Fridley, MN 55432 John Chura 5971 73 Main Stseet 59� 3 Main St. I� Fridley, NtJ 55432 Joseph Z�eague 1361 Mea3owmoor Dr. Rt. �4, Box 192 Ca��r idge, !rN 55008 Kerr�ih Liu 6730 Monroe Street 1309 McKinley Dr. Ames, IA S0010 Dan Roladc3er 1601 N. Irnsbruck Dr.123 104 Walnut Ave. St. Mid�ael, IrN 55376 Ar�geline H. S�►all 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr,141 15340 Afton Hill Drive Af ton, Ml 55001 liobert J. i�elyn Risch 1601 N. Imsbrudc Dr,142 216 ��th �ve. I+W l�w Bric�ton, I�N 55112 Owe� R�smussen 1601 N. Imsbrudc Dr,148 3550 Cleveland Ave.N. St. Psul, lR�1 55112 F�mett i 1601 N. Im�rudc Dr,176 Lorraine Gosgelin 6672 7th St. Fridley, !tt 55432 2 521.00 1 512.00 1 512.00 1 512.00 2 524.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 1 $12.00 1 512.00 1 512.00 s 1 512.00 � . _ _� - 12J Steven J. Ole�n, Enviran.Ofcr. _' FOR CONCURRENCE 8Y THE CITY COUNCIL -- LI�ENSES S� September 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY DWNER LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVED BY Stev�e:t J. Oleon, Garty L. Woessner 1601 N. Imsbrudc Dr,204 1 512.00 �u'On.bfcr. 1225 L��.Salle Av, �1206 Mpls, Ml 55�03 Carver Park Rentals 1237 39 No�ton l�v�ue 7312 Lilac Ln. F�ooelsior, MI 55331 t�rn�eet or 1280-82 Norton l�venue Dal eet Ganc�ok 2 S�c ing Farm i,sr�e St. �aul, MN 55110 Paul Lubratt 1295-97 Norton Avenue 560 69th Ave. I� Fridley, MN 55432 �ester Perkerwicz 1342-44 Osborne Road 7370 Conoerto CY. I� iYidley, M�] 55432 Andrew Kociscak 1631 Riae Creek Road 1419 W. Danube Rd. Fridley, NAI 55432 HaQrQnang-Kruse Inv. Co. 6421 Zbylot Street c/o J. M. Kruse 1038- 44 1/2 Ave. I� Col. Hgts. , !rN 55421 Ms. �eryl Nybo 5809 Ztinnison Drive 1612 Berne Cir. I� Fridley, M�l 55421 Erland C. Tl�or 7323-5 Univ. �►v�. 7325 Univ. Ave. I� Fridley, MN 55432 Steven Qiies 734�51 Univ. Ave. 8624 Miss. Blvd. AW Coon Rapids, !Rd 55433 i�ob�ert E. Dwe 7385-87 Univ. Ave. '7505 Jackson St. I� Fridley, MN 55432 Joeeph E. Z�amas 7389 Van B�en St. M. E. Rolcdj ski 83 2 96 th Ln. Blaine, !�] 554'34 2 524.00 2 52�.00 2 S24.00 2 S24.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 1 $12.00 1 512.00 2 S24.00 2 524.00 1 51�.00 K I r_' FOR CONCURRENCE 8Y THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � '�� September 24, 1984 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY IWNER LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVED BY SteveJ► J. Ols�n, lvia Holmen 5816 2nc3 Street 1 512.00 ��n.�cr. 5816 2nd St.I� Frfdlcy, M�] 55432 �+ard Otrenba 5045 3rd Street 5567 E. Danube Rd. lYicIIey, !N 55432 E3ward Otrenba 5057 3rd Street 5567 E. Onnube Rd. iyridley, Ml 55432 Ancirew Rociscak 5131-35 3rd Street 1419 W. Danube Rd. Fridley, [rN 55432 Joseph Sinigaglio 5191-93 3rd Street 4715 3rd St. I� Fridley, MN 55421 (�arles Haussler 5839-41 3rd Street 5684 Jackson St. I� Fridley, IrN 55432 Gordon � ASarie Grahan 5330-34 4th Street 5334 4th St. I� Fridley, NN 55421 Stephen T. � 5357 4th Street Dore�n Lischalk 5357 4th St.Ig Fridley, Mt� 55421 Janes Heaser 5457 4th Street Routel, Box 23 Altura, NN 55910 Da�, �orton, 5459 4th Street Butzusaim Prop. 7691 Central Ave.I� Friciley, A'N 55432 Doug Fiege 5461 4th Street 9220 Bataan l�ils, !�N 55434 idti► L. I�agiuson 5830 4th Stteet 121 Wash. So., i302 l�als, !�N 55401 Z 524.00 2 524.00 2 S24.00 2 524.00 2 524.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 1 S12.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 1 S1Z.00 L � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LIC E N S E S �' � September 24, 1984 RESIOENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY WNER LOCATION OF BUILDING UNITS FEE APPROVEO BY Steven J. Ols�n, Dennis Blake 5840-�2 4th Street 2 524.00 ��n.�cr. 6504 - 116 ],/2 Ave.N Q�an�lin. !N 55316 TLoo�t2ty P�rker 5916 18 �th Street 7316 eumboldt Ave N 8rooklyn Park, MN 55444 William J. Urb�nn 5932-3� 4th Street 2100 Windsor Way New Bri�ton, t+t�] 55112 Roger P. or 3�9-53 57th Plaoe J. Beauregard 2650 15th St.AW New Brighton, NN 55112 Robert L. Brown 450-�1 75th Avenue 770 May t10 I� Blaine, MN 55434 W i J MoC,aniga] 450-#4 75th Avenue R i A Kenp 4806 Hawe Lane Brooklyn Q�tr, MN 55429 , James Alevizos 450-#6 75th Avenue 5533 - 15th Ave.S. i�ls, MN 55417 Knute Gla3en 450-�8 75th Avenue 9145 W. Hwy �55 l�ls, [+N 55427 H i A Heck �50-i9 75th Avenue E a K Rarbo 7029 Willaa Iar�e Brooklyn Q�tr, IrN 55430 Willisn J. Bliss 450-�11 75th l�venue �{150 �anas Ave. No. l�ls, lR�1 55412 as�ia Y«n�� z�z �s� a�� l�uraS Rt. sce. IIfeld, 1R'1 87538 2 52�.00 2 S24.00 2 524.00 1 512.00 1 $12.00 1 S12.00 1 S12.00 1 S12.00 1 S12.00 1 512.00 � ' FQR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL " ESTIMATES SII�!'DrBIIt 24, 1984 Herrick & Newman, P.A. 6279 Uni�versity Avenue N. E. Fridley, Md 55432 For legal servioes rendered as CYty Attorney for the morith o� August, 1984 $2,890.60 � Invoioe No. 2676 of September ld, 1984 Legal Servioes, re: Longview Invoioe No. 2673 af Septenber 10, 1984 Legal Servioes, re: Hazar3ous Waste Hickok and Associates 545 Indian Mc�umd Wayzata, Minresota 55391 Moore Lake Restoration Project, Phase II Partial Estimate - Mpnth o� August Halverson Oonstruction onnpany 4229 165th Avenue Wycming, NN 55092 Misoellaneous G1ub & Gutter & Side�walk Partial Estimate No. 6 H & S Asphalt 1700 Irxiustry Avenue Anoka, M�T 55303 Stxeet bnprwenent Project St.1984 1& 2 Partial Estimate No. 6 F. F. Jedl icki, Inc. 14203 W. 62nd Stxeet Eden Prairie, I�N 55344 Fstimate No. 4 Project �145 Water & Sewer Itnprwenent $2,750.00 $ 121.80 $4,364.95 $2,778.18 $27,217.03 $21,381.87 13 , HERRIGK 8c NEWMAN, P.A. vxtoi� o. wtRwiCK �rrowN[rs w� uw OAVIO /. NEW�M JAY[� [.SCMY[CK�E/[R VCH September 10, 1984 City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, MN 55432 August Retainer: HOURS IN EXCESS HOURS IN EXCESS BY LAW CLERK: OF 30 AT $50.00 PER HOUR: OF 30 AT $25.00 PER HOUR EXPENSES ADVANCED: Anoka County Recorder (Filing Fee re Hoch): 104 xerox copies: TOTAL BALANCE DUE: 13 A fil� UNIVE11EIf� AVEN1lE N.E. fR10lEY, MINNESOTA SS432 571-]!30 $1650.00 407.50 812.50 5.00 15.60 52890.60 iTATEMENTi ARE DUE UrON RECEI►T.� INTEREJT Wllt �E CMMO[D ON UN�AID �ALANC[i AT TNE RATE Of Ni O� 1X► ►[I� MONTM. 84/09/10 Legal Services Including Review 84/09/10 of Preliminary and Final Drafts 84/09/10 of the following documents: 84/09/10 Loan Agreement; Security 84/09/10 Agreement; Indemnification and 84/09/10 Compensation Agreement; Guaranty 84/09/10 Agreement; Depository Agreement; 84/09/10 Bond Purchase Agreement; 84/09/10 Assignment; Preliminary and 84/09/10 Final Resolutions; UCC Financing 84/09/10 Statement; Arbitrage 84/09/10 Certificates; Opinions of 84/09/10 various counsel; Specimen Bond 84/09/10 and Transcript 84/09/10 INVOICE N0. 2676 (LONGVIEW) TOTAL BALANCE DUE RE FEES: $2750.00 2750.00 viRa�� e. NoeeieK OAV1D ►. N[WMAN JAM!! E. fCNMECKrErE11 VCH HERRfCK & NEWMAN. P.A. wrro�r+ers �� uw •!7� UNiVERf�T11 AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA S3t32 s��.s�so September 10, 1984 City af Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, MN 55432 irvvo,cE N° 2673 13 g PLEASE RETURN UPP[R PORTION WiTH PAYMENT � ��_---'--'-^-�---___--'-'------_-__�-^_•_____�_______________.._��_��___-_�-____-___�__�_�_' iTATEMENTi ARE DUE U►ON RCCEIr'f, INTERE6T WILL �E CMARGtO ON UN►A�D �AIANCEi AT TME RATE Oi K OF t� ►[R MONTM. Professional Services Rendered re Hazardous Waste Processing from 4/10/84 thru 4/26/84 84/04/26 Photocopies 84/09f10 INVOICE N0. 2673 (HAZARDOUS) 115.20 BALAtiCE DUE RE FEES: $115.20 BALANCE DUE RE EXPENSES: 6.60 TOTAL BALANCE DUE: $121.80 . .� = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL " ESTIMATES SEPTEI�ER 24, 198u DdFORMATION REGARAING COST OF PROFESSIONAL SERYICES FOR HAZARDOUS wASTE PROCESSING Pavments � Popham� Haik, Schnobrich, Raufman � Doty, Ltd. Agenda dated: 11/07/83 11/21/83 01/09/84 01 /23/ 8� 02/ 27 / 84 Herrick � Newman, P.A. Agenda dated: 06/04/84 08/06/84 0 g/ 24/ 84 �1�550.00 566.57 184.60 577.35 �3.35 a2,921.87 ;1�18b•35 385.85 121.80 �2�921.6'i 1,694.00 TOTAL �4,615.87 13 C