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03/04/1985 - 51710�"FICIAI. CI17f COUNCIL AGENDA COIINCIL MEETING MARCH 4. 1g85 COUNCIL MEETING, iHARCH 4, 1965 �•� ► PAGE 2 CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF HOLLY SHOPPING CENTER S I GN PLAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 I CONSIDERATION 0� A RESOLUTION IMPOSING LOAD LIMITS ON PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ..... 3- 3C 8 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO PROCEED WITH A D.E.E.D. GRANT TO SUPPORT AN ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAM. .,,,,, 4- 4 8 0 i COUNCIL MEETING. MARCH 4, 1985 1 � : 1 •► ► � PAGE 3 L I CENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 A C�. A � MS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ESTIMATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 A .� � ::► FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL '— APPOINTMENTS � March 4, 1985 ( Tabled Feb. 25, 1985) ..� < <a� i�JN�,N RFSQJR�F.S CDNA'QSSIQd 3/1,/21/12 ��-� �.•- �• }. 4-1-87 I�'SIGNIl�C' � Brian C,00c]�peed 731 Rioe CYeelc Terraae (e) 571-4822 1 � � CITYOf f RJ DLEY O�tE 2�28/85 i�Or O•►w John Flo tut�ECT 0 OtfiECTORATE OF PuB��c woRKs MEMOFiANDUM lic Works Director Approval of Holly Shopping Center Sign Plan Nasim Qureshi. Citv Man C1 � . o o� .� �_Q c �o . �-= � � PW 85-45 �CTipN Iwtp. — - ---- — _ � The new owners of the Holly Shopping Center have submitted a sign plan in accordance with our sign ordinance for approval by the City Council. The plan was presented to the HRA at their February 14 meeting and was approved by them as compatible with the development plans for the Center City area. Staff has reviewed the plan and found it consistent with our ordinances with the exception of the pylon sign, which is being redone and reduced to make it more in compliance. It would be appropriate for the City Council to accept the total plan as submitted and approve the sign plan, so that the necessary permits can be issued and initiated to upgrade the shopping center frontage. JGF:jmo Attachments � � CITY Of FRJ DL.�.Y OATE _ — i�OY sut�ECt OtAEGTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS MEMOAAN�UM February 13, 1985 �.►Ml. Jim Robinson - Pla�nin Holly Shopping Center Sign Plan MEMO N0. 85-08 TO John Flora w � �ii� o° °a � oQo _Ja , 4-= � � ICTION IlilFQ -- --� X Having reviewed the Nolly Center Sign Plan, I find the plan as described is in conformance with our Sign Ordinance. The storefront signs will be uniform in letter size and color, while allowing for individual letter and logo styles. The area requirements for wall signs are maintained. The existing free standing pylon sign, constructed in 1959, has approximately 206 square feet of sign area. Although present code restricts pylon signs to 80 square feet, this sign is "grandfathered" in as a legal non-conforming use. The proposed sign utilizes the existing steel frame while reducing the total square footage of sign area from 206 square feet to 137 square feet. As the new remodeled sign will be more in compliance with code, it is my opinion that the existing legal non-conforming status should be maintained. JLR/de Attachment 2 �� david todd �unyon i associates� i�c. architects 2412 valentine avenue st. paul, minnesota. 55�08 t612? 645-2700 February 12, 1985 Mr. John Flora Pubiic Works Director City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 Re: Holly Shopping Center Fridley, Minnesota Sign Gent lemen: Please find enclosed two copies of our proposed signage criterio drawing for Holly Center dated January 23, 1985, #A2 SIGNAGE. This criteria drawing establishes the length of sign are4 assigned to each based on two-thirds of their current storefront width. The signage band would essentially be continuous with minor breaks for level changes or building step backs. Tenants would be allowed to use up to two- thirds of the available sign length over their individual storefronts. The signage band wil) be 3'-0" high and continuously illuminated from behind with three (3) continuous cold weather fluorescent strips. The sign face is o 3/ (6" thick pillowed white plexiglass panel covered with a deep red 3M red�transparent overlay film. The concept is to cut the tenont's signage out of the red film. The effect during daytime is a red band with white letters. At night, the transparent film will light up in bright red ond the white �- signage cutouts, therefore, will be lit with more intensity. This happens because light is passing through the plexiglass only rather than through plexiglass and film. If a change in signage is required, the old film is simply stripped off and new film applied with new signage stenciled out. We do not anticipote a color match problem when replacing signs, since this particular film is the type used on stop signs and has been a proven material for many years. zc The individual tenant signage wili be: 1. Any style of letter or logo may be used. 2. No single letter may be more than 30" high (on a 36" high panel). 3. If entire name has letters of same size, thot height is 24" maximum. 4. If lower case letters are used, as an example, the length from the top of an "d" to the bottom of a"y" may not exceed 30". 5. Any logo may not exceed 30". The illumination of the sign will be under house control such that all sections of the panel will be lit at one time. The sign pylon proposed on the attached Sheet #A I dated September 5, 1984 is approximately 35' (feet) high. The exact height is the same as existing since the existing structure is being reused. The sign face is the same as described above for tfie tenant signage. The pylon is doubte faced with each face being 22' wide by 6'-3" high, or I 37 square foot per foce. I hope the above will help you understand the concept. Should you have any questions, please call. Si�cerely, DA TODD UNY N 8� OCIATES, INC. ARCHITECTS . J. V el, A = Vice sident GJV/bl cc: Mr. Bill Walter - Heartland Realty Mr. Gary Jackson - Jackson - Scott 8► Associates � � - � � r � �� , , � J � . tI � i ; \ � � � � �� _ � � � . � .i t� ��J-n �� "* !,� �f � ' � + � �I .'� 1 f t ♦�- •�� • � ' , i , , �� `� , + '� .� � 2 : - f' � .� Y , � r ��; � ,•�, • .'� z _ y .� ��, � T- �� 1► -., t , �. �� - l � �y t �r � 1 � t � �+`� j' ' � ., r'i t � I .�. •� _ �_� j� �� { _ •-r ' , �• �ri�� t .� ' � . ';x 4 . �� `�f. �•. ' , „ ... . L ��f``� � r � ,�: � .� � , � �� i - t• . .�•' � � • � :� � .��. -.i ., . � : ��: � �� = ( : _� . � � � r f _ � �! 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ROLL CALL: Mer�bers Present: Larry Cormers, Elmars Prieditis, Carolvn Svendsen, Walter Rasmussen � "lembers Absent: Duane Prairie Others Present: Nasim Qureshi, HRA Director Sid Inman, City Finance Director Dave t�ewman, Citv Attorney Arlin 6. Waelti, 0'Connor and Hannan APPROV.AL OF JANUARY 10, 1985 HOUSII�G b REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MINUTES: MOTIOr� by Mr. Rasmussen, seconded by Ms. Svendsen, to ap�rove the Jan. 10, 1985, oA—us ng & Redevelop�ent Authority minutes as written. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Chairperson Comr�ers declared the motion carried unanimously. 1. UPDATE REGA?DINf, HOLLY CENTER DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AND , Mr. Qureshi stated the City has been working with the owners of the Holly �� Shopping Center to upgrade the center. The HP.A ap�roved the develooment agreement, and that agreement has been fully executed by the HRA, Heartland Realty, the owners of Holly Center� and it has been filed against the property. Mr. Qureshi stated one of the requirements of the aareement was that Neart- land would submit plans to the HRA for the u�grading of the center. Thev have already repaired the roof of the restaurant. They will be outtinq un a new facade and signage on the front and a new oylon. Mr. Qureshi sLated the cortr.�issioners had in their agenda the plans for the new facade and the upgrading of the total signage. Mr. Qureshi stated the com�issioners had also received a renderina co�v that showed how the center will look after the improvements are made. t�e stated the City feels this will certainly be a good and sizeable ic�rove- ment to the center. 2I HOUSII�G b REDEVELOPrtENT AUTHORITv MEETIt�G, FEBRUARY 14� 1985 PAr,E 2 Mr. Qureshi stated one requirement in the agree�nent was that Heartla�d was to acquire the old Phillips 66 station before March 1. He understood thev have already purchased the station� and the next �hase will be the HRA acquiring the station and takina it down (item #2 uf agenda). Mr. Qureshi stated action needed by the HRA was aooroval of Resolution No. HRA 4-1985, "Resolution Approving the Construction Plans for Improverients to Hol]y Center as Submitted by the Heartland Universitv Cortmercial limited Partnership". Ms. Svendsen expressed some concern about the Lenants of Holly Center regardinq the new signaqe. She had been informed that one tenant was not very happy about the new signaqe. She wondered if the tenants had been yiven anv kind of information regarding what was ha�oeninq with the Center Would the new signage result in a cost to the tenants, and had the tenants been informed of this? Mr. Qureshi stated all the tenants were notified when the center was sold to the new partnership. He would assume the new owners have talked to the tenants. Realistically, if the owners are putting money into the center to make it a more viabTe center, he wouTd assume there wouid be some cost to the tenants eventually. As far as improvements on the buildinq and the signage, the HRA was not involved at all, The only involve+nent bv the NRA and the Citv was in the landsca�ing and road access. Mr. Rasmussen stated he would also svmoathize with the tenants if thev had not received proper notice and if the HRA should be notifyinq tenants of these kinds of things. After ali. the HRA was spending a qreat deal of money to help the center out. Mr, Comners stated that mavbe in the future when the HRA enters fnto private tontracts for develo�ment. the HRA should consider requiring the developer to present evidence or require the develo�er to make a presenta- tion to the tenants. They couid make that nart of the develo�ment contract. It was a non-technical type of requireMe�t. but Lhey seem to consistently have this problem with tenants getting uoset. The more the HRA can do to alleviate this problem, the better off they will be. Mr, Comners stated the HRA would also like somethinq in their files from the city inspectors who give final approval that would indicate that all the construction meets local codes. MOTION by Mr. Prieditis. seconded by Ms. Svendsen, to approve Resolution l�o: �1 4-1985, "Resolution Approving the Construction Plans for Improve- aients to Holly Center as Submitted by the Heartland University Comnercial Limited Partnership". Mr'. Qureshi stated he would provide the HRA with a copy of the buildina permit so thev know that the canstruction meets all state and local codes. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTINr, AYE, CHAIRPERSO�� COMMERS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIEO UNANIMOUSLY. RESQ.OTIOp N0. — 1985 RESOLOTION I!lPOSIAG LOAD LIMIT3 ON PIIBLIC 3TRB8T3 •11D HIGHilAY3 II�1 THE CITY OF FRIDLB?, MaNE30T� BB IT RESQ.VED bq the Council ot the City of Fridleq, as follovs: A. That pursuant to Chapter 503, City Code of Fridleq, Minnesota, 1g78 that commencing on the 5th day of March, 1985 and eontinuing until the 24th daq ot �''�Y, 1985 unless sooner terminated or thereafter continued, no vehicle ahall be driven or operated upon any �treet or public highWay in the City under jurisdiction of the City xhere the weight of such vehicle exceeds: 4 TON PER A7Q.E B. The above restriction shall not apply vith respect to the folloWing named streets or public highway�, to-wit: �1;�� i��i"� Ashton Avenue Able Street Alley East of Beech St. Arthur Street Baker Street Beech Street Berne Road Brookviex Drive Carrie Lane Cheri Lane Commerce Circle East Commerce Circle South Commerce Circle West Commerce Lane East Danube Road East River Road East River Rd.Serv.Dr. Elm Street Fires3de Drive Gardena Avenue Glaefer Lane Ai1lWind Road Hickory Street Industrial Boulevard Industrial Boulevard Jack�on Street Main Street Main Street Matterhora Circle !lonroe Street ;• 79th Avenue li. Maore Lake Dr. ?8th Avenue North Danube Road 73rd Avenue 77th Avenue Windemere Drive Mississippi Street Quiney Street 53rd Aveaue 73=`d Aveaue Commerce Circle Eaat Commerce Circle South 73rd Avenue I�latterborn Drive East Service Drive SSth Avenue 77th Avenue r. x. f65 Central Avenue !latterborn Drive Matterhorn Drive 81aL Avenue 53rd Way 51at Yay Carrie Laae Oaborne Road 57th Avenue Matterhorn Drive 63rd Avenue 0 Ironton Street Mississippi Street 79th Avenue 400 Peet North Osborne Road 81st Avenue East End 67th Avenue Jackson Street Fillmore Street Commerce Circle S Commerce Cirele W 73rd Aveaue Osborne Road Arthur Street 51st Way to I 694 57th Avenue T9th Avenue Centra2 Avenne East City Limita SL. AbriLz Drive Central Avenue 600 feet Nortb 500 feet North 53r'd fisY 58th Avenue $3rd Avenue 61st Avenue East 67th Avenue 3 3A Page 2- RESOLOTION N0. _- 1985 North Danube Road North Innsbruck Drive Quincy Street Rainer Pass Ranchers Road Ranchers Road Rice Creek Road St. Imier Drive St. Moritz Drive Trollhagen Drive Viron Road West Danube Road West Moore Lake Drive Windemere Drive 3rd Street 5th Street 7th Street T.H.#47 E. Serv.Drive T. H. #�F7 E. Serv. Drive T.H.#47 E. Serv.Drive T.H.�u7 w. Serv.Drive T.H.#u7 W. Serv.Drive T.H.#47 W. Serv.Drive T.H.#47 W. Serv.Drive 51st Way 53rd Avenue 53rd Avenue 57th Avenue 57th Avenue 58th Avenue 61st Avenue 63rd Avenue 63rd Avenue T.H. #65 E. Serv. Drive T.H. #65 W. Serv. Drive T.H. #65 w. Serw. Drive 69th Avenue 71st Avenue 72nd Avenue 73rd Avenue 77th Avenue 78th Avenue 79th Avenue 81st Avenue 83rd Avenue 75th Way 75th Way Osborne Way West Danube Road Matterhorn Drive 57th Avenue Glacier Lane 77th Avenue NE 79th Avenue NE T.H. #65 Berne Road Trollhagen Drive Matterhorn Drive Osborne Road North Danube Road T.H. #65 (N.MooreLake) Trollhagen Drive 49th Avenue Mississippi Street 53rd Avenue 53rd Avenue 57th Avenue 69th Avenue 73rd Avenue 83rd Avenue Mississippi Street Mississippi Street East River Road Main Street Central Avenue T. H. #�17 7th Street Jackson Street Starlite Boulevard 7th Street T. H. #u7 63rd Avenue Osborne Road 73rd Avenue Central Avenue T.H. #�7 T.H. #65 Central Avenue East River Road E. Burlington No. R/W E. Burlington No. R/W Hiekory Street Main Street Osborne Road W. Burlington No. R/W East River Road Arthur Street East City Limits Carrie Lane South City Limits 79th Avenue NE 81st Avenue NE Stinson South City Limits South City Limits St. Imier Drive Fireside Drive South Cul-de-sac T.H.#65(S.MooreLk) South City Limits 53rd Avenue 64th Avenue 67th Avenue N. Approx. 500' Mississippi Street 73rd Avenue 81st Avenue S. Approx. 800' Rice Creek Terr. S. Approx. 800' Industrial Blvd. Central E. Approx 300' 7th Street Quincy Street W. t�oore Lake Dr W. Moore Lake Dr Monroe Street 7th Street South End South 800' South End East City Limits City Garage Central Avenue Cammeree Lane Ranchers Road Main Street T. H. #47 T. H. #4? T. H. #47 Alden Way E. River Rd 75tn way and the Weight limit with respect to such streets and highirays is: 9 TON PER AA.I3 Page 3- RESOLUTION N0. _- 1985 • C. Notice oP these restrictions shall be published and posted with respect to each of sueh streets and highways and when so published and posted, the restrictions shall be in full Porce and effect; all as provided thereoP, under Chapter 503, City Code oP Fridley, Minnesota 1978. D. A vehicle in excess of such limits may be operated or driven upon a street or public highWay in the City without violation of laW When the same is done under Special Permit thereof issued in accordanee With the provisions oP Minnesota Statutes Sec. 169.87 Which are adopted and made a part hereof by reference the same as if Pully incorporated herein. E. That school bus operators are given special permit to proceed wfth normal operation on their regularly established routes and at regularly established hours, said permits to be issued by the Public Works Director. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1985. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SIDNEY C. INMAN - CITY CLERR 3/6/2/1 3B T t�' ' � �� \•� �� r� ' \\ G �� ti � i� � J� i ' •.,'�.�-/i r � ``� \\ ,;; t 1 ' : ?� . .�� . _ _ - 1 J N � �' � 'I � ! � ' - �' � � I J W � E , +i �� ' ��--�� 1� 5 , .�:� � i , � �,��. s, �. '� ,� / ,� } I ' '1 i �. „ � � ; � ��:�. �� ' �i�� Ir '% -_ : — — � 4 MEMO T0: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager MEMO FROM: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator MEMO DATE: February 28, 1985 RHGARDING: Pa�sage of a Resolution to Proceed With a Minnesota Department of Energy and Economic Development Grant to Support an Ene rgy Conservation Program. Planning staff is requesting approval to apply for a�15,000 Minnesota Department of Energy and Economic Development ( D. E. E. D. ) grant to fund an energy conservation program. The attached resolution is required to complete this application, due March 15, 1985. Our concept is to utilize t�ro funding sources, the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (M.H.F.A.) Rental Rehab Fund and Minnegasco contributions to energy conservation programs. Funds would be used for tWO efforts. M.H.F.A. funds would be channeled to rental housing in low and moderate income neighborhoods. Energy conservation improvements would be stressed, however other improvements Would be possible. This program is a fifty/fifty grant-match proposition. The City xould be required to administer this program. The second phase of our proposal is to use Minnegasco funding to initiate a "House Doctor" program for loW and moderate income persons. This effort would both educate persons as to their role in energy management and actually provide and install weatherization materials in the home. This service is provided at no cost to qualiiying residents. This program could be limited to those persons on fuel assistance which also reside in one of the City's Neighborhood Strategy Areas (see map). We feel that the proposed scope is manageable and a good place to start, i.e. the needy. If We are successful in acquiring the grant monies we Would hope to use these funds to hire a staff person to help coordinate both projects. The Fridley Energy Commission is solidly behind this proposal and on February �- - 26, 1985 made a motion to that effect. In addition, on February 27, 1985 the Planning Commission Was informed of our intent and reviewed the attached resolution; their support also was demonstrated through a motion encouraging City Council support. Tr�►o details Which merit attention are: 1. The need to establish a special Energy Council Which Wou2d fulPill a D.E.E.D. requirement to have an Energy Council with representatives oP labor, small business, volunteer organizations, senior citizens and la+ and moderate income individuals. Maynard Nielsen of the Environmental Quality Commisison and Alex Barna of the Appeals Commisaion have agreed to join the existing Energy Commission to complete this requirement. 2. D.E.E.D. vill require that the City match 10 percent� or a1,500, of the grant with their own funds. Request your input and Council approval of the support Resolution. RB3pLpTIOp �0. 1985 RE30LOTI0� ?0 Pa0C6BD YITH � MIABBSOTA DBPARTMBNT OF BxBRG? AND BCOpOMIC DB'offi.OPl�NT GRJI�T TO SOPPORT AN �NSRG? COliSERYA?ION PROGRIl�I. � WHEREAS� Fridley's Comprehensive Plan encourages citq pr000tion of energy related home i■provement programs; and WHEREAS, the Minnesota Departmeat of Energy and Economic Developaeat (D.E.E.D.) haa a grant program to assist municipalities in such programs; and WHEREAS, Minnegasco may help fund a"House Doctor" Weatberization program tor low and moderate income houxhold�; and WHEREAS, the Minnesota Housing Financial Agency �rill provide grants to rental properties for a Fridley Administered rental rehab program; and iiHEREAS� the D.E.E.D. grant money is contingent upoa Fridley's Ene rgy Commission consisting of representatives of labor, small business� volunteer organizations, senior citizens, and low and moderate income residents. WHEREAS, the D.E.E.D, grant money could be used to fund a staff person to help coordinate the aforementioned energy conservation programs. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESCLVED, by the City Council oP the Citq of Fridley that: 1. Staff should proceed with the necessary steps to recruit the required individuals Por an expanded Energy Council. 2. StaPf shall make application to the Minnesota Department of Energy and Econamic Development Department for a grant to fund the administrative costs oP these programs. 3. The City oP Fridley act as sponsoring unit of government for the project titled "Fridley ResidenLial Energy Conservation Projeci" Lo be conducted during the period of May 1, 1985 Lo !!ay 1, 1g86. The Fridley Flanning Coordinator is herebq authorized to apply to the Minnesota Department of Energy and Econamic Development for funding ot this project on behalf oP The City of Fridley. 4. The Citq oP Fridleq enter into a grant agreement with the State of Minnesota for the project named above if the applicant i� successful. The Planning Coordinator is hereby authorized to execute certificate� as required and execute such agreements as are necessary to implement the project named above. PASSED AAiD ADOPTBD BY TH8 CITY COQNCIL OF THE CIT7 OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF _ _ _ . 1985. YII.LIA!! J. NEE - MAYOR ATTgST: SIDNEY C. INMAN - CITY Ci.ER1C 4A f . . �� ,- � -__ ��. _ . _ � . ....... .�... �. _ �� . ,-� � � 1 � 1i � ' � �.� i; p e' �4i , ' � f\\ � . . \� . , . �� . ........ ...... � �.,........ , �`, �; , �, � �, , , a� �i ' � � �- � ��—^ � �� 1 ��. �: � f.. � � � � — � I r"--1 ; - � ; � --- �----- � � �� `� ; � _� � _ - f. . _-:: ;, 1976 � NEIGHBORHOOD 8TRATE�3Y AF�EA FIG. 3-2 ��,,,°�� C�IAT�Y �O�F FAtDLEY 4B 5 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES ' r�xc� 4 , 198 5 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Keith Brask Construction 710 Old Fiighway #8 tlew Brighton, NIId 55112 Perry Construction Inc, 810 First Street South Hopkins, MN 55343 T & D Services 670 Osborne Rc�ad I3.E. Fridley, Mti 55432 By: Keith Brask By: Dan Perry By: Troy Davies APPROVED BY DAFtREL CLARK Chief Bldq. Ofc. 5ame 5ame SA lA STATEMENT SMITH, JUSTER, FEIKEI�RA, MALMON di HASKV112 ATTORNEvSATLAW 1000 :DS Center i76i�1� �G - MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 339-1451 #76-1 SU9URBAN OFFICE FRIOLEV rCity of Fridley � 6431 tlniversity Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attention: Mr. Nasim Qureshi L Clt�l •�twsa w��uww rnn �ownow ��Tn rouw ��rraw♦ vi� OATE � J � BALANCE FOFiWAROED r RC'' IAST ST4TEMENT 2-26-85 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley during November, 1984. Representation of City of Fridley in court in Anoka on 11-06-84, 11-08-84, 11-13-84, 11-14-84, 11-20-84, 11-27-84 and 11-28-84 for 171 pre-trial conferences and on 11-01-84, 11-08-84 and 11-29-84 in Columbia Heights for 42 court trials. (39.75 hrs.) Preparation of 18 misdemeanor criminal complaints, and 10 gross misdemeanor criminal complaints and miscellaneous office and phone conferences with police and citizens. (26.25hrs; TOTAL 7IME (116.00 hours� (��ovember, 1984 Retainer) $1,650.00 51,650.00 Time in excess of Retainer (86 hours) 4,300.00 55,950.00 � � � BAIANCE OATE • # " FORWAROED f R04! LAST STATEMENT 2-26-85 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley during December, 1984• Representation of City of Fridley in court in Anoka on 12-04-84, 12-11-84, 12-12-84, 12-18-84 and 12-26-84 for 75 jury trials and on 12-13-84, -12-20-84, and 12-27-84 for 5�77o5rhours)1s� Preparation of 32 misdemeanor formal complaints and 6 gross misdemeanorncesmwith police�and citizensell(21�hours)ice and phone confere TOTAL T:ME (98.5 hours) (Decembeexces84ofeRetaener $1'650.00 $1,650.00 T�me in 3,425.00 $5,075.00 (68.5 hours) SMITH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON L MASKVIT2 � �nowws•s �r u� ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL l�Ait� 4, 1985 gaithy Juster� F+eikeaaJ Malm�n & Haskvitz Attorneys at I.a� 1000 m6 Qenter Minreapol is� IYN 55402 For Legal Servives Renc�ered for Navenber� Deoanber� 1984 Novenber, 1984 Deaanber, 1984 $5,950.00 �� -- ESTIMATES � $11.025.00