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03/23/1987 - 50520 OFFTQAL CITY Q�iJNQL PGENLIA OJUNQL 1�EETIl� N�,R�I 23, 1987 � � Council Meeting, March 23, 198? PUBLIC HEARINGS: Pa ge 2 Public Hearing on an Ordinance Recodifying Chapter 205 of the Fridley City Code as it Relates to Dumpster Enclosures, Health Care Clinic Parking, Churches and Garage Setbacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 M Opened 7:48 p. m. Closed 8:28 p. m. COMMONITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda for consicleration OLD BUSINESS• Consideration of Variance Requests, VAR #87-01, To Reduce the Minimum Allowable Distance from any Property Line f rom 10 feet to 6 Inches f rom the Right-Of-Way; to Reduce the Setback f rom a Drive- Way from 10 Feet to 6 Feet, to Allow the Erection Of a sign on Lot 1, Block 1, Walnut Addition, the Same Being 7365 Central Avenue N. E. , by Harley Thureen of the American Legion Post No. 303. ... . . . . 2 - 2 E Approved COMMIINITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Inf ormed appropriate party of Council approval Consideration of a Special Use Permit, SP �87-01, to Allow Exterior Storage of Materials and Equip- Ment on the East 125 Feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central View Manor, the Same Being 7340 Central Avenue N. E. , by Edward and Rose Waldoch, (Tabled, March 9, 1987) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tabled to 4/6 or 4/20 . . . . 3 - 3 L COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda tenatively for consideration . , Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 Page 3 OLD BUSINESS (Continued) Consideration of Seco nd Rea ding of an Ordinance Approving a Rezoning, ZOA �86-05, to Rezone from M-2, Heavy Industrial, to R-3, General Multiple Dwell ing, Generally Located South of 85th Avenue, West of University Avenue and North of 83rd Avenue, by University Avenue Associates Ordinance No. 878 adopted And Approval of an Amendment to the Land Use Section of the City's Comprehensive Plan from S-2 to R-3 ..... 4- 4 V Received letter from Metro Council and approved amendment to Comprehensive Plan COMMDNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Will publish second reading of Ordinance after maintenance agreement has been aproved by staff Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Recodifying the Fridley City Coc1e by Amending Chapter 111 Entitled "Licensing Food Establishments and Food Vending Machines," by Deleting Section 111.13, Vending Machines and Renaming Chapter "Licensing Food Establishments" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Ordinance No. 879 adopted CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAREN: Published in Fridley FoCUs Consideration of Appointments to Environmental Quality, Energy, and Housing and Redevelopm�nt Authority Commissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Tabl ed CITY MANAGER--ACTION TAREN: Have put item on next agenda Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 Page 4 OLD BUSINESS (Continued) Consideration of a Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Report and Receiving a Resolution from the Fridley HRA Requesting the Project and Authorizing Reimbursement To the City for the Cost of Proj ect ST. 1987 - 3, (Tabled, February 23, 1987) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 D Tabled to next meeting PUBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Tabled to next meeting and discuss at Conference Meeting Consideration of a Resolution Requesting the Posting of "No Parking" Signs on Central Avenue (C. S. A. P. 02-636-06 and/or M. S. A. P. 127-020-07) from Trunk Highway 65 to 1100 Feet East of Trunk Highway 65 (Tabled, January 26, 1987) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 B Tabled to next meeting POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda Consideration of a Resolution Requesting the Posting Of "No Parking" Signs on Hathaway Lane (M. S. A. S. 321) Between Central Avenue and Hillwind Road, (Tabl ed, January 26 , 1987 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Tabled to next meeting POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda ��3i��X� Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing the Posting Of "No Parking" Signs on Lake Pointe Drive (M. S. A. S. 345) Between West Moore Lake Drive and Trunk Highway 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Tabled to next meeting PDBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda ,Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 NEW BUSINESS (Continued). Pa ge 5 Consicleration of an Application for Permit to Place Communications Cable on City of Fridley Property By FMC Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 11 C Approved PQBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeded as authorized Consideration of a Resolution for Reapproval after Expiration of a Lot Split, L.S. �65-03, Generally Located North of Gardena Avenue and East of Oakwood Manor, by Bailey Tiller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Resol ution 27-1987 adopted COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEN'i�--ACTION TAREN: Notif ied appl icant of Council approval with the waiving of the park fee . 12 - 12 F Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of March 11, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 L Received A. Consideration of a Rezoning, ZOA #87-01, to Rez one f rom R-3 , General Mul ti pl e Dwel l ing, to C-2, General Business, on Lots 23 and 24 Together With 1/2 Vacated Alley, Block 6, Fridley Park, the Same Being 6501 East River Road N.E., by Christensen Auto Body . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-13D �lanninct Commission Recommendation: Approval & 13R-13L With stipulations Council Action Needed: Set Public Hearing for April 6, 1987 COMMUNITY DEVELOgMENT--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda for publ ic hearing , Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) Pa ge 6 B. Receiving the Minutes of the Appeals Commission Meeting of March 3, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 J B-1. Consideration of a Variance request, VAR #87-04, to Increase the Distance a Deck may Extend into the Required 10 Foot Side Yard Setback, from 3 Feet to 5.5 Feet, to Allow the Construction of a Deck, on Part of Lot 4, and Lot 5, Block 32, Hyde Park, the Same Being 5772 7th Street N. E. , by Dan Beaman . . . . . . . . . . 14-14B Appeals Commission Recommendation: Denial & 14I-14J Council Action Needed: Consideration of Recommendation Tabled to 4/6 COMMONITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenc3a for consideration Receiving the Minutes of the Charter Commission Meeting of January 12, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 C Received COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Fil ed f or f ut ur e ref er ence Consideration of Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract to Purchase a Chassis Mounted Pothole Patcher .. 16 - 16 B Received - award to low bidder, RGS Indust. for $26,436.74 POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Notified low bidder of Council appr ov al _ , Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 Page 7 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) Consideration of Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract to Purchase a Skid Steer Loader & Trailer .... 17 - 17 C Received - award to low bidder, Long Lake Ford for $21,551 POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Notif ied low bidder of Council a ppr ov al Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans, Specifications and Estimates of the Costs Thereof : Street Improvement Proj ect No. ST. 1987 - 1 .. 18 - 18 A Resolution No. 28-1987 adopted POBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeded as authorized Consideration of a Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Report and Receiving Petitions to Waive the Publ ic Hearing on the Matter of the Construction of Certain Improvements: Street Improvement Proj ect No. ST. 1987 - 1 ....... 19 - 19 B Resolution No. 29-1987 adopted PUBLIC WORRS--ACTION TARE�: Proceeded as authorized Consideration of Resolution Orderinq Improvement And Final Plans and Specifications and Estimates Of Costs Thereof : Street Improvement Proj ect No. ST. 1987 - 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Tabled to next regular meeting �DBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda __ _ ,, . Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) Consideration of Resolution Ordering Improvement And A�proval of Plans and Ordering Advertisement For Bids : Street Improvement Proj ect No. ST. 1987 - 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Tabled to next regular meeting Pi�BLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Item is on next agenda Pa ge 8 Consicleration of a Joint Powers Agreement for Sealcoating Corporate Limit Streets with the City of Columbia Heights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 - 22 E Approved gDBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeded as authorized Consideration of Resolution Authorizing the Joint Bidding of Maintenance and Repair Work for Streets (ST. 1987 - 10, Sealcoat), with the Cities of Columbia Heights and Friclley . . . . . . . . . . . . Resolution No. 30-1987 adopted PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeded as authorized . . . 23 - 23 C Consideration of Resolution Ordering Improvement, Approval of Plans and Ordering Advertisement for Bids; Removal and Replacement of Miscellaneous Concrete, Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk - 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . Resolution No. 31-1987 adopted PO�LIC WORRS--ACTION TAREN: Proceeded as authorized . . 24 - 24 A . Council Meeting, March 23, 1987 NEW BUSINESS (Continuedl Pa ge 9 Consideration of a Resolution Calling a Public Hearing on the Enlargement of Redevelopment Proj ect No. 1, the Amendment of the Modified Redevelopment Plan for Redevelopment Proj ect No. 1, and the Amendment of the Tax Increment Financing Plans for Tax Increment Financing Districts No. 2 through 8. . . . . . . . . . . . 25 - 25 C Resolution No. 32-1987 �OMMDNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Proceeding as authorized Consideration to Receive a Petition Requesting Street Lights for Riverwood Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 - 26 C Received petition gDBLIC WQRRS--ACTION TAREN: Staff will install as requested Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Approved �ENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAREN: Paid Claims Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 - 28 E Approved �ENTRAL �ERVICE--ACTION TAREN: Issued Licenses Est imate s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 9 Appr ov ed �ENTRAL ERVICE--ACTION TAREN: Paid Estimates P�DJOURN• _ _ _ __ __ CoUNCIL MEETING. MARCH 23. 1987 1 : � ■ :► ► PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING CHAPTER 205 OF THE FR 1 DLEY Ci TY CODE AS 1 T RELATES TO . DUMPSTER ENC�OSURES. HEALTH CARE C1.INIC PARKING. CHURCHES AND GARAGE SETBACKS . . . . . . . . . . . r� 1, 1 : 1 CONSIDERATION OF VARIANCE REQUESTS, VAR #87-01. TO REDUCE THE MINIMUM ALLOWABLE DISTANCE FROM ANY PROPERTY LINE FROM 10 FEET TO 6 INCHES FROM THE RIGHT-OF-WAY; TO REDUCE THE SETBACK FROM A DRIVE- WAY FROM 10 FEET 70 6 FEET, TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF A SIGN ON LOT 1. BLOCK 1. WALNUT AD01TtON, THE SAME BEING 7365 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E.. BY HARLEY THUREEN OF THE AMERICAN LEG10N POST N0. 303. ... CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT. SP �87-01. TO ALLOW EXTERIOR STORAGE OF MATERIALS AND EQUIP- N� NT ON THE EAST 125 FEET OF LOT 18. BLOCK 2. CENTRAL VIEW MANOR. THE SAME BEING 7340 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E.. BY EDWARD AND ROSE WALDOCH. (TABLED. M�� -! 9 , 1987 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PA�E 2 , ,# � . �, .....1-1M ....2-2E ,,..3-3L COUNCIL N�ETING. MARCN 23, i987 1 1 : i �� CONSID�RATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A REZONING, ZOA #86-05. TO REZONE FROM M-2. HEAVY INDUSTRIAL. TO R-3. GENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLING. GENERALLY LOCATED SOUTH � 85TH AVENUE. WEST OF UNIVERSITY AVENUE AND NORTH OF 83RD AVENUE. BY UNIVERSITY AVENUE ASSOClATES AND APPROVAL OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE LANO USE,SECTION OF THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM S-Z TO R-3 . PA GE 3 . . . . 4 - 4 V CONSIDERATION OF SECOND REAOING OF AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE BY AMENDING CHAPTER 111 ENTlTLED "LlCENSING FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS AND FOOD VENDING M�ACHI�ES." BY DELETING SECTION 111.13. VENDING MACHINES AND RENAMING CHAPTER "LICENSING FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUAL 1 TY. ENERGY. AND HOUS t NG AND REDEVELOPMEiVT AUTHOR ! TY COMM I SS I ONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 _ _ _ __ _ . __ COUNCIL MEETIN6. MARCH 23. 1987 I, 1 : 1 •► ► � CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTlON RECEIVING THE PRELIMtNARY REPORT AND RECEIVING A RESOLUTION FROM THE FRIDLEY HRA RE�UESTING THE PROJECT AND AUTHORIZING REIMBURSEMENT TO THE CITY FOR THE COST OF PROJECT ST. 1987 - 3. iTABLED, FEBRUARY 23. 1987) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE POSTING OF "NO PARKING" SIGNS ON CENTRAL AVENUE (C.S.A.P. 02-b36-0b AND/OR M,S.A,P. 127-020-07) FROM TRUNK HIGHWAY 65 TO 1100 FEET EAST OF TRUNK HIGHWAY 65 ( TABLED. �ANUARY 26. 1987 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 4 . 7 - 7 D . . . 8 - 8 B CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE POSTING OF "NO PARKING" SIGNS ON HATHAWAY LANE (M.S.A,S. 321) BETWEEN CENTRAL AVENUE AND HILLWIND ROAD. (TABLED, �ANUARY 26. 1987) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 9 � a. : :► ►i CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE P�OSTING OF "NO PARKING" SIGNS ON LAKE POINTE DRIVE iM.S.A.S. 345i BETWEEN WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE AND TRUNK H I GHWAY 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 �o _ _ _ __ D..-r C 1 AYV � UNCI ► , : ► •► ► � CONS ( DERAT I ON OF AN APPL 1 CAT I OtV FOR PERM 1 T TO PLACE COMMUNICATIONS CABLE ON CITY OF FRIDLEY PROPERTY BY FMC CORPORAT I ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'� . 11 - 11 C CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION FOR REAPPROVAL AFTER EXPIRATION OF A LOT SPLIT. L.S, #65-03. GENERALLY , LOCATED NORTH OF GARDENA AVENUE AND EAST OF OAKWOOD MANOR, BY BAILEY TILLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 12 F RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION NIEET I NG OF MARCH 11. 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . � . . � 13 - 13 L A. CONSIDERATION OF A REZONING. ZOA #87-01. TO REZONE FROM R-3. GENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLING, TO C-2. GENERAL BUSINESS. ON LOTS 23 AND 24 TOGETHER WITH 1/2 VACATED ALLEY, BLOCK 6. FRIDLEY PARK, THE SAME BEING 6501 EAST RIVER ROAD N.E,. BY CHRI STENSEN AUTO BODY 13-13D . . . . . . . . . . . . � . � AhtvlhC GOMMISS(ON R_ECOMMFNDATION: APPROVAL 8 �3K-13L WITH STIPULATIONS ,�UNGIL ACTION NEEDED: SET PUBLIC HEARING FOR APRIL 9. 19$7 1 � � � � � ► ► � � B. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE APPEALS COMMISSION I�ET t NG OF MARCH 3. 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 .1 B-�. CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE REQUEST. VAR �87-04. TO INCREASE THE DISTANCE A DECK MAY EXTEND�l�NTO THE REQUIRED 10 FOOT SIDE YARD SETBACK. FROM 3 FEET TO 5.5 FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DECK, ON PART OF LOT 4. AND LoT 5. BLOCK 32. HYDE PARK. THE SAME BEING 5772 7TN STREET N,E.. BY DAN BEAMAN , . . . . . . . . . 14-14B BpPEALS ONLMISSION REGOMMENDATION: DENIAL & 14I-14J ,�OUNCIL ACTlON NEEDED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATION RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION MEET I NG OF .1ANUARY 12. 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 C CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO PURCHASE A CHASSIS MOUNTED POTNOLE PATCHER .. 16 - 16 B 0 COUNCiL N�ETING. MARCH 23. 1987 PAGE 7 . 1 . : ► � • ► ► � � CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO PURCHASE A SKID STEER LOADER 8 TRAILER .... 17 - 17 C CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET (MPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1987 - 1 .. 18 - 18 A CONStDERATtON OF A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND RECEIVING PETITIONS TO WAIVE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS; STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1987 - 1 ,......19-19B CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION ORDERING (MPROVEMENT AND FI NAL PLANS AND SPE C I F I CAT I ONS AND EST I MATE S OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST . 1987 - 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 COUNC I � N�ET I NG, MARCH 23. 1987 PAGE 8 , ► . � •► ► � CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND APPROVAL OF R.ANS AND ORDER I NG ADVERT I SEMENT ..--:�;; FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. ' 1987 -. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 CONSIDERATION OF A �OINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR SEALCOATING CORPORATE LIMIT STREETS WITH THE C 1 TY OF COL UMB I A HE ! GHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 - 22 E CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE �OINT B(DDING OF MAtNTENANCE AND REPAIR WORK FOR STREETS (ST. 1987 - 10. SEALCOAT) WITH THE CITIES OF COLl�1B I A HE I GHTS AND FR I DLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 - 23 C CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF FLANS AND ORDERING ADVERT(SEMENT FOR BiDS: REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS CONCRETE. CURB, GUTTER AND S i DEWALK - 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 - 24 A COUNCIL N�ETING, MARCH 23. 1987 PAGE 9 , ►a� ' ► �► ► � CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ENLARGEMENT OF REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT N0. 1. THE.;.:� AMENDMENT OF THE MODIFIED REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR � REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT N0. 1. AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLANS FOR TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICTS N0. 2 THROUGH 8. . . . . . . . . . . . 25 - 25 C CONSIDERATION TO RECEIVE A PETITION REQUESTING STREET LIGHTS FOR RIVERWOOD DRIVE . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 - 26 C CLAIMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 LI cENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 - 28 E EST I MATE S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 �1 1 ►► • RITA aRICRS011 WBBIC NABCS 23 - 30. 1957 w��jam ,,. N.. Mayor ��idley. MN WBERBAS, ths dignity and �orth of evsry psraon is a funda�nsntaZ vatua in our American society; and WgERBAS. a caring co��run{t� isska to provids squal opportunity to psr8ona a�ith diaabztitisa; and WEEREAS. msdical tsahnoZogical innovati.on• �hich ars sstrswsl� expsnaive in ihsir initiaZ. exp�ri�nsntal •iagsi kotd out pro�rias for futurs g�nerationa; and ABBREAS. it ia fitting that ths Zargsr �o��auntity hsZp bsar ths aoats of thsas innovativs procedurea; and WHEREAS. Rita Erickson i.a auffsrinq froM bi.liar� atrsaia and is in desparats nssd or a Zivsr tranaptant; A01✓, TBEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, WiZtiaa� J. Ass. Xayor of ths City of FridZs� hsrsby procZainr ths vsek of March 23 to 30. 1987. aa BITA BRIC1CS01 WaSJC and commsnd aZZ thoas vho ars aontr�buting thsir ti�as. tatsnta. and sfforta to raiaing ths funda nacsasar� for h�r opsratio�. IA iJITAESS fJ8ERE0F, I havs ast �y hand and cauasd ths ssat of ths Citb of Fridtey to be affised this 23rd day of March, 1987. WILLIAX J. ABS. MAYOR • CHAMBER OF COMMERCE J�EEK April 19 - 25, 1987 Williat�n J. Nee Meyor Fridley. MN WHEREAS, AprtiZ 19 to 25. 1987, has been proaZaimed Chamber of Con►msres. iJeek by the Govsrnor of Minnsaota; and iJHEREAS, mors than ons hundred chamb�ra of commsres ars active in ths Stats of Minnsaota; and WBEREAS. the Fridtey Chambsr of Com�r�res ia an organisation of ZocaZ buainesaes r�hich asska to advancs ths commerciat. finanaiat. industrial. and civia intersata of our community; AOW , THEREFORE . BE IT RSSOLVBD t h a t I, TJi Z Z i a ra J. Ae e, Ma y o r o f t h e City of PridZe� hsrsb� proataira ApriZ 19 to 25, 1987. aa CHAXBER OP CO�IXSRCS i�ESR in the City of FridZey and eneourage aZt businesaes in the Cit� to consider taking an actzve part in the FridZey Chamber of Commsrca. I1y WITPESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and caueed the eeat of the City of Fridley to be affixed this 23rd day of March, 1987. ------------------------- WILLIAM J. PEE. MAYOR WEERB� Houaing housing • FAIR EDUSIBG AlOATS ApriZ, I987 TitZe PIII of the CiviZ Rights Act Zarv. Congress decZared a national poticy throughout the United States; arcd VUitlism Mayor Fridley, J. Nee MN of 1968. the Pair of providing fair WBSREAS. thza Za�v makes discrimination based on race. aex, coZor. retigion, or national origin ittegat in connection a�ith the 8ale or rentaZ of housing; und iJBEREAS. the AAOKA COUATY BOARD OP RSALTORS is a signator� to the Voluntar� Affirmative Marketing Agresment. a contract.tvith the Department of gousing and Urban Develop�nent, to i.n►plement Titte VIII of the Civit Ri,ghta Act of 1968; and ABERSAS, the Anoka County Communitr� Bousing Resource Board u�as establiehed to asaist the APOKA COUATY BOARD OF REALTORS in imptementing the Votuntary Affirmative Marketing Agreement; and WHEREAS, the AAOKA COUATY BOARD OF REALTORS and the APOKA COUNTY COMMUAITY EOUSIAG RSSOURCS BOARD are committed to a 3oint effort to prevent discriminating housing practices in the Cit� of FridZey; and WBEREAS. the AP08A AADRA COUATY BOARD REALTORS nationr�ide Month. COUPTY COI�IMUAITY HOUSIAG RESOURCE BOARD and the OP RBALTORS are joining feltorv Resource Boards and in this �ear's.observance. caZZed Fair gousing NOW, THEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Wittiam d. Pee, Mayor of the City of FridZey hereb� procZaim Aprit. 1987 as FAIR BOUSIgG 1�IOATE And I urge my fetto� citisena to aoin rvith the AADKA CDUATY COMMUNITY HOUSIPG RESOURCE BOARD and the AAORA COUATY BOARD OP REALTORS in this obaervan'ee by takting an actzve part in programa eponeored b� these trvo organi�ationa �aho this month, and throughout the year, are taking an active role in helping make FridZey a better ptace to Zive and work. IA TJITAESS WgERBOF, I have aet mr� hand and caused the seaZ of the City o� Fridte� to be affixed this 23rd dau of March, 1987. AILLIAM J. AEE, MAYOR THE MINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 9, 1987 �gl�'�'�",� OF '�' RDGOLA�t MEETII� OF 'I'� FRIDLEY CITY CQONICIL OF MARCH. � � �iie Regular Meeting of the Fridley City G�o�mcil was aalled to order at 7:35 p.-m. t� Mayor Nee. P?�E OF AI�L�]GIANCE: Mayor Nee led the �tmcil and audienoe in the Pledge of Allegianoe to the Flag. �? 1�E1�BERS PRF�SFNT: Mayor Nee, oo�mcilwanan Jorgenson, ��cilman Schryeider, �tmcilman Fitzpatrick and Councilman Gooc3speed N�NBE�.S ABSII+IT: None ' '��•«__:_� � � �� • i �� •:1 Mayor Nee stated the City of Friclley joins with the Federal and State goverrments in Froclaiming this year as the Year of the Reader as a special year to deal with the problens of illiteracy in the United States and Minnesota. He stated Gavernor �rpich has issued a proclaanation to this effect and the City of Fridley also ooncurs and issues this proclaanation proclaiming 1987 as the Year of the Reader. ��i�. :1�_ : 4 •- �� 41 � �I--�-� �� -�- - � �-:��!� - Mayor Nee stated the City has, for a nunber of years, had vol unteer s partici�ate in a o�ngrec�ate dining and home delivered meals program. He stated the City wishes to rea�c,�ize the servioes of these volinteers by the issuance of this proclamation proclaiming the week of March 15-22 as Gbngregate and Aane Delivered Meal.s Week. Mayor Nee preserited this proclamation to Mrs. Jan Dean, Secretary of the Hot Meals for Shut-Ins. Mrs. Dean stated their organization has been providing hot meal service for 14 years and serves Friclley, Spring Lake Park and Ailltop. She stated their fuiding is strictly private from service groups and the d�urches pcavic3e the drivers to deliver the meats. Mrs. Jean stated their Treasurer, Fran Beaudry, was selected last week as the recipient for Volunteer of the Year in the metropolitan area. She stated their organization appreciates all the assistance received fran the servioe c�roups and the churches which make the wh�ole prograQn sucvessEul. _- � � a-��G- � ti��sl ,. �• 1�� ,�+_.�� . ��= ' _:i� ' •f -1- ��i��,,�}� y�!�iyl►��L • ' y��_y�!: :� M�TION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes as presented. 5eo�nded by (buncilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �u�animously. _-�� • ,•,ti �� • M�TION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda with the follawing addition: (13) Consic7eration of support of the League of Women Voters League of Minnesota Cities Ludwig Award. Seconded by Councilman FitzFetrick. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion aarried �animously. OPEN FORIJM. VISITC)RS: Mr. Francis van Dan, 6342 Baker Street, stated he would 1 ike to recommend the Cb�mcil acbpt a resolution or ordinance where citizens who abuse the right to aomplain would be assessed a fee for such frivolous o�mglairits. He stated he has two reic�hbors who abaut every two years register a oomplaint against him. He stated one of these persons disoovered there are ordinanoes that oould be used for harassnerit and they complain to the City. He felt the City Inspector should a�ritact the person who the oomplaint is against before an inspection is aonducted. Mr. van Dan stated he may be guilty of his autanobile tags lapsing a week or so and his neic�bor wi11 oomglain. Ae felt the Council should review the intent of the ordinanve, as merely buying license plates cbesn't satisfy what he believes was intended. Mr. van Dan stated another mmplaint tr� one of his neighbors was when his 1 aan was not mawecl, as he was out of tawn He stated the o�mpl ai.nt r ef er red to noxious weeds and there were rone. Mrs. van Dan stated she wished to endorse what her husband had stated because it is harassnent. • �: �I.? : : !�.'� � � • • '�• ; 2 1 i� � s V_ �! :__ �.►1` : _ � �.:�� i�� . .`� � '� t a�+:.�i1! _ 1 al �� . ��la� •�� i �L • �• �� • �� « 4s! �4=� «� �!�!<� ' � � ��a.!4. ',�1 1 � • . �� __ �, _4s� • �! � • • � . ��M; .r:__�L �!�� • s� __i_+�1 . �! _,/I��_;__ �L a_' s �' • s =- - � i� � 1 NDT�DN by Councilman Srhneic3er to waive the reading of the public hearinq notioe and open the public he�ring. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 7:55 p.m. Mr, lmbertson, Cbi�mmity Develognent Director, stated when this varianoe was before the Appeals Commission, the proposed location of the sign was changed. He stated the purpose of the hearing before the Council is to -2- � 2. �• 1�.�� v!�+�� ' v'; "-�: :f c�rrectly follaw the due Fxooess neoessary to validate this n�w varianoe. Mr. R�bertson stated the ordinance requires a 10 foot setback fran any groperty line or driveway to avoid congestion in the public street and traffic hazarctg. � stated the petitioner notes if the sign were to be erected in oompliance wfth the �c1e, one needed parking stall would be eliminated, therefore, a varianoe is requested to loaate the sigi in a green area� off the parking lot. Mr. Robertson stated the oompromise reached at the Appeals Commission meeting was to reduce the minimuan allawable distance from 10 feet to 6 inches f ran the western property line and f ram IO feet to 6 feet f ram the eastern driveway curb. Ae stated the Appeals Commission unanimously reoomanended ap�xaval of theee two varianoes. I� pers+�ns in the audienoe spoke regarding these p�oposed varianaes. NDTION b� (b�mcilman Schneider to close the publ ic hearing. Seconded la�y Councilman Fitzpatrick. Opon a voioe vote. all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:00 p.m Cb�cilman Schneider stated the normal prooess is for the varianaes to oome back to the Cbuicil at the next meeting for f inal action. Mr. 7hureen, �unander of the American Legion Fost No. 303, stated they would like to be able to proveed to order the sic�n. Mayor Nee polled the Council and there was no obj ection voiced to these varianoes, however, fi.rsal action will be taken on l�rd� 23, 1987. �•_--�i ;._.3��,i?�� 1 �� t� !� � � • ;_' :� �4�r� �� /� '��.s�!�_;__ • �� ti� �+ � �� _�!� � � �, ;_�� ?+!_;e�� _ �4s��' ��l. •!.�!�! . ��!- I�DTIt�N by Cbcmcilman Schreider to tabl e �u�cilman Gooclspeed. Up�n a voioe vate, the mation carried unanimously. i �. ia , these appointments. Sevonded by all vating aye, Nlayor Nee declared �� 1_ s� � �� • �t �� L--=-� �. • ;.� •s� ,�;_�« c��.��1� �� . 4�� +�. � _� �� . �_,�i�� _z� � _ � � ��.� � ' �+ �_= t!y �. ; �i� �� L�� ,�� «s! � _ = _ � �!_.�� , • � �!� M_' � � � �� i_ I' yl �- «' z� M- �- ��,� �-;-' - ��i,�i��-4. M�TION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and approve the ordinanoe upon first reading. Seconded by Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. -3- ��,��w� ,�i�+?�+��. •' ti'� �«� ' ' �1 ��« �� '� �.� !4�_ •_ '� 1_��l ��I � • _-� - . �• r • � • � �� i ' '�M �' i : 1 • L—!� �►. � ' �� !_� i_ �_ ��!� �� V� � � � z.� �?!a� • _ � : �� « �lL�_ � �i M ;_�.� ' 4�t _�.�� _ �. � � «�Sii_ : '��i1�iy� i_�_� _L�` �z.._��« Nir. R�bertson, �mm�nity Developnent Director, stated the petitioner has requested this item be o�ntinued. Cb�mcilman Schneider stated he looked forward to the petitioner and staff working on imprwanents far this �roperty. Mr. Wald�ch stated when this Fxoperty was purchased in 1982 by his parents, they ir�quired and were advised they could still oontinue to rent the property. He stated there were some changes that had to be done as far as painting the builc�.ng and acoess o�o Old Central and 73rd. Mr. Walcbch stated two citations were reoeived in Deoember for unlicensed vdlicles on the property and outside storage. Ae stated after receiving thes�e citations, mr�re ir�qui ries were made regarding the �operty. He stated they fotx�d out, in 1976, there was a plan given to the awners, but were never shawn it in 1982 when they inquired and, subsequently, purchased the property. Mr. Walcbch stated it would take a substantial amou�t of ironey to bring this �roperty up to o�de. He stated if this had been lu�own, they would have never purchased the pcoperty. Mr. Walcbch stated in looking to the future, it probably is a ten year plan to im�rwe the p�roperty. Ae stated, eventually, the jimkyarcis will be mwec3 and qive then the inoentive to d4 something with this �eoe of property. � stated even if there was a conforming use for the property, he dich�'t believe the parking woulcl be adequate. Ae stated someone was interested in the property for a vi3eo store, but had a c�ncern about the �rking. He stated the size of this �aroel is a little aver 20,000 square teet. Mr. Walcbch stated Mr. Giddings is renting the building for mechanical purposes and same of the cars outside are custaner vehicles and not j unk vdlicles. Ae stated when the property was purchased, one of the main onnc�erns was if Mr. Giddings would be allaaed to ar�ritinue to rent and they were advised tr� the City it would be m poroblen. (b�cilman Schrieider stated at the present time, there is outcbor storage on this �aroel and three or four different uses. He stated the property is an eyesore in the neighborhood and would 1 ike something done to have it impraved. He advised Mr. Walcbch that they are in violation of the City Cbc7e. Mr. Waldoch stated they have eliminated parking on the right-of-way, sandblasted the building, and the lic�ts and islands will be taken dawn. He stated he is willing to work with the City to clean-up the property and plant some grass and shrubs. He stated he would 1 ike as much parking as -4- ��.�l�.�l�_ ,r!�±�� • ' M'�.«' �1 possible and try to keep a reriter so they can gererate some revenue. Mr, lmbertson stated the Planning Comanission is reoomanending that cars only be �arked within the property. Ae stated the aom�►►ission was very ooncerned about the preoedent that would be established if parking was allawed on the ric�t of-way. Mr. Walcbch stated his attorryey oontacted Anoka m�ntY for a livense to park on the ricjzt of-way. Ae stated the ��ty first indic�ated they clicin't think there would be a problem with the license, however, after further oonsideration, dich't warit to g� against the City. Councilman Schneider stated even though the County may not have any objections, he felt the City would riot cp along with such an arrangement. He felt there is an averuse of the property which �nrat be acaommodated on this 20,000 square foot parcel. He stated he c�esn't want to aause an tnc]ue harclship to anyore, but would 1 ike to see positive signs to improve the p�operty. Mayor Nee stated he oan inderstand Mr. Waldoch's position, hawever, this parcel cannot go on forever with this o�nfiguration of use and hoped samething �uld be worked out to everyorie's stisfaction. I�TION by Councilman Schneider to table this item to March 23, 1987. Semnded b,� Gbimcilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation �rried im�animously. ��_ �� • = y� • • �_� • �� ': �.� •�� ! �_ «�-�- �' - � • 4,i ' i 1� �? 4� •!�� ;-- 4 �_�__�� 1ul{- �.« ! Y��_ *! __ 4 _�� « ':�; «�l�i�!}i :_s� _�_i�. ��4: �i"s.. NDTION tr� mimcilman Schreider to set the public hearing on this item for March 23, 1987. Seoonded by Gb�cilman Goodspeed. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation aarriecl unanimously. Gbi�cilman Schnei3er felt perhaps the ordir�anoe should be reviewed in regard to Farking requirenents for Health C1ubs. Ae stated there eeems to be a problen at U. S. 9wim & Fitress and if another club is built in the City, he felt the matter of parking would have to be addressed. Mr. Imbertson, 4�mm�mity Developnerit Director, stated staff is aware af this situation and is presently rEViewing it. 1rDTI0N by Q»dlman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Planning Oonm►ission meeting of �ebruary 25, 1987. Sec�nded by Cbimcilman Schneider. Upon a voioe vate, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ��M__ �►I _�_ 4�1_ s�! �1�4_ �� 4:1 , �► ;_�� '_� i� k� M�y • � M! �i+ �. � ' —' � —� NDTION by C'ouncilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Cable � ��,.�}� 4�� L � M�zi�!� �r Television �nnnission meeting of Flebr�ary 19, 1987. Seoonded b� Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Nhyor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. . �• r� • � � ••.• � • • �� • . .� M _••��_ s •_�_ ��4_L� _ ��,�1�� _._ • Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this is a renewal of the iriteroeptor maintenance agreenent for 1987 with the Metropolitan Waste �ritrol OomBnission. He stated the agreenent is an emnomic benef it to the City and cbes not cause ariy hardship to the City's sewer maintenance progran. He stated there is no change in payment fran 1986 and would re�m�nend the Q��cil apprave eritering into the agreenent. rDTIt�N tr� Douncilman Schneider to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to enter into Agreanent No. 67 with the Metrop�litan Waste mntrol G�ommission. Seaonded by �imcilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �• �� • • .L• • ��j :_. • r • i � �� • �� ,1� . .;i� i, i � � ' • ' � �� 1� �� l� M i �i� � , �� : �� ' ' '�M� ��-: - �. �� L� �iL�i1( i �i� �� _i_% _� 1'�,�L�i_.. Mr. Moravetz, Cable Television Coordinator, stated the Council has information before then regardi.ng the upo�ming calale franchise renewal. He stated the Request for Prop�sal (RFP) is a document from the City to the cable operator requesting thei r specif ic proposal for the next 15 year franchise. He stated, along with the RFP, there is a c�aft ordinance to be used as a guide to obtain the proposal from Nortel Cable. He stated additional materials include information from School District No. 14, reports f ran the ACQnT dated August 5 and August 13 , 1986 , and government acoess neecis chted Marc.h 5, 1987. Ae stat,ed, aft,er review this evening by the on�mcil, he would rea�monend these cbc�nnents be sufinitted to the cable operator for thei r response. Mr. Matz, attorney for the Cahle �unission, stated if the O��cil approves the su�mission of these cbc�unents to Nortel C�able at this meetinq, the cable operator would sulmit a prop�sal in approx9mately 60 days. He stated after the proposal is reaeived, the C�ble Commission would review it and enter into such negotiations that may be ryeoessary. Mayor Nee stated he imcierstands �less there is a finding of ino�mpetency, the City would negotiate with the present cat�].e operator. (U�cilman Schneider asked what leverage the City has in negotiations with Nort�el Cable. Mr. Matz stated one o� the c�o�ds for denial of the frandiiee is failure of the cable operator to subnit a proposal that meets the needs of the o�mminity. He stated sinoe Nortel has been doing business for only about 1-1j2 years in FricIl�, he dich't believe this shawing could be made. -6- r�i1�,�1- 41�I�y�� • . M�- '-«• �imcilman Schneider asked the differenoe between an addressable and norr addressable oonverter. Mr. Matz stated the reason the City has an interest in addressable cable is there are �rogramning everrts cbne on a Fay per view basis. Ae stated this �ort of pcogran isn't available in Fric�.ey because it isn't an addressable systen and more and more everits may g� to a Fay per view basis. d�imcilman Schneider felt it would be in the e�rnmic iriterests of the oable o�mFany to pravide the ac�ressable system. He stated he did have a ooncern on protecting a subscriber's privacy. Mr. Matz stated subscriber privacy is dealt with both in the Fec�ral and State laws whidi prohibit cable operators fran distributing information that identifies the viewing habits of the subscriber. Co�cilman Schneider stated he felt the addressab].e system may open up the potential for abuse. Mayor Nee stated he would just as soon mt require an adc]ressable system, but would 1 ike to spedf ically requi re �at Froduction studios be maintairyed in Fricney. Mr. Matz stated as far as School District 14's proposal, this aould be submitted di rectly to Nor tel Cable f or thei r response or staf f co ul d research it and pravide further information. Ae stated he felt it would be best to sut�nit it to Nortel for their review of the proposal. Mr. Moravetz stated the RFP contains a oommitment for equipnent in the amoumt of $90,000 the first year and $50,000 for each sucoeeding year for the 15 year f ranchise. Mr. Matz stated the equipment would be distributed at the Council's discretion to public acoess, goverrmient or library access, or the School District. He stated he thouc�t if the City c7edded there wasn't a need for additional equipnent in a given year, the funds o�uld be accumulated in a reserve. He stated it is an on�-going �m�r►itment tr� the cable company in the form of equipnent, r�t cash. He stated the reason it is for equignent and not cash is so there is not a violation of the 58 franchise fee. Mr. Nbravetz stated Mark NeunarrSoott and the ACQn1 inoorporated some of the rreeds of the City in their rep�rt as there is a joint use of equipnent. He stated as far as any capital impravenent, the studio improvements in City Hall would be in exoess of what the ACQ�I grojected. Mr. Atmt, Assistant to the City Manager, stated the City' s indication of needs is somewhat less than the ACCW' s and there is some averlap in the requests. He stated there is a moperative effort for a maximun use of the limited resouroes anc] the two �roposals are mt ir�tended to be in vonflict with each other. i� stated the present franchise refers to a public access e�ity and erivisions only one entity that would reoeive equipnent. He stated the refrandlising �uld oontain referenae to public acaess entities. -7- �I I��.�� Y�:+I�� Y_i��!! •� M�TION by Councilman Schneider to suixnit the Request for Proposal for renewal of the cable television franchise dated March 3, 1987 to Nortel C�ble, along with the ACCW Business Plan dated August 5, 1986; the ACCW Report dated August 13, 1986; School District No. 14 Cable Television Proposal dated Jan�ry, 1987; and g�verrment acoess neec� �rojections dated Ma�rch 5, 1987. It is further reoommencled, there be local programming studios and no addressable system be provided in the City of Fridley. Seo�nded tr� Glotncilman Goodspeed. t�on a voioe vote, all vating aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �manimously. ,� _ 1� � ,.� • • ;_��'��.� : �__• � _!�.h� � � � � . �- � ' _-- !- -_-�' �-� �4 � • � � -s • � ' -_- � • i � � L! L � _ �!! .� '�+ • ��! 1i_ �h+�� .� ��4z! � „_ -'-� _-� 4' � «' Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked if there was a review tr� the �Lmty of this plat and the r�eed for a bikeway/wall�aay eas�nent. Mr. Robertson, Community Developnent Director, stated the County was a�ntacted and a verbal rea�manendation was reoeived that �ey dich't need any additional right of-way. Mr. E'lora, Public Works Director, stated the bikeway/wallaaay is not in this gart of the City, but on the west side of East River Road along the Mississippi River. He stated the �imty advised they dich�'t need any more easemer�t. HDT�ON t� �cmcilman Fitzpatrick to ad�pt Resolution No. 25-1987. Seconded b� Q��cilman Gooclspeed. Mr. R�ckenstein, attorr�ey for Longview Fib�e, stated the problem with the landscapi.ng has been resolved. He stated the City has requested a 20 foot water main eas�nerit along the eritire east property line fran 62nd to the end of the property. Ae stated Longview Fibre is willing to grant this eas�nent if the City enters into an agreenent oontaining provisions that Longview Fibre be indemnified because of any City action on the line, the City maintain the lir�e, and the City w�ould not interrupt the rail service. He stated staff has advised him that entering into such an agreement has not been cbne in the �ast. He stated this agreanent is not talusual and several similar ones have been e�oecuted in other a�mmunities. He stated Longview Fibre would appreciate the Gb�cil's oc>nsideration of this agreenent for the pratection of both �arties. Mr. Aerrick, City Attorney, stated he is not familiar with what Longview FYbre is proposing, but it is true the City hasn't entered into these kinds of aqreements. ee stated he dic�'t know if there was anything in the agreenerit that modifies, substantially, the oommon law obligations of the City. He stated he was somewhat a�nverned ab�ut the pravision that requires the Ci.ty to indeqnnify Longview Fibre for damages in regard to the rail servioe. �e stated as far as the pravision on replavesnent anc7 repair, this -- is standard practioe. Cbtmcilman Fitz�atrick stated it seems further review is required by staff -8- �� 1�,�}1_ ti!�� • ' ti�;_yM: �r of this agreenent before action is taken on this pta� I�DTmN b� (btmcilman Fitzpatrick to tab�le this it�em. Seaonded by �uncilman Goodspeed, tlp�n a voioe vote, all wting aye, Mayor Nee c7eclared the motion carried imanimously. Mr. R�ckenstein stated he would like the Q�incil to take action on the plat so. tbey can p�ooeed with their plans. Ae stated Longview Fibre learned last week that the City desired an easemerit and dichi't know there would be any difficulty with the agreenent presented. He stated if the City isn't o�mfortable with this ease�►ent agresnent, LongviEw �uld live without it. Mayor Nee sugg�ested perhaps Mr. Roclaenstein, the City Attorney, and members of the City staff wuld meet to see if this matter aould be regolved before the end of this ��mcil meeting. 9. RF�Lt�ON 1� 26-1987 AP'PF�II� A LQT SPLIT. L S #86-06. TO CREAZ'�_1� cT�r.� raurrry Trn+S �ENERAj�I,Y L�C'A'I'F� p'il+ 076 WOODY I�1�' N.E.• Mr. R�bertson, �mmunity Development Director, stated a oertificate of survey has naw been reoeived for �is 2ot split appraied by the Council on October 6, 19�6, and this resolution is neoessary for the lot spl it to be rev�rded at the Co�mty. � I�DTmN by Gbu�cilman Schneider to adop� Resolution No. 26-1987, with the stip�il.ations attar,hed as E�ibit A. Sea�nded by Cb�mcilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimowly. L� �� _� � ,.� i_T� •,�1� ,. i_ �._i � � �h� J1 l. i_�i� T_ �1, • • y _ � . . • • � • �., l �� s= - !. _, �a�� 4: • �4_ � �_= 4 ' � ' --* � � -_ � � ��_� �� _ � : �� . • 4:! = 1�?. ��i+��i ��s�4�!__�� .- �!;_� 4„«: M�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to re�nove this item from the table. Sevonded b� Gb�cilman Goodspeed. Upon a voioe vate, all vating aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion �rried unanimously. Mr. l�bertson, O�m�►�ity Developnent Director, stated the matter of the easement was cliscussed and the City wi11 reimburse the applicant for installation of this water line extension unc3erneath the railroacl spur. He stated Mr. Imckenstein agrees that stipulation No. 8 be changed. to add the worcls: "and extend the lir�e 25 feet to the mrth of the relocated railroad spur" anc] stipulation No. 9 be dzanged as follaws: "i�ongview Fibre agrees to pravide a 20 foot utility easemerit on the east line af the plat prior to e�aecution of the plat. " AnTInN by Gbuncilman Fitzpatrick to acbpt Res�lution No. 25-1987, with the nirye stipulations attached as Exhibit A, and the changes reootamended to stipulations No. 8 and 9. Sea�nded tr� �tncilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, N�yor Nee declarec3 the mation aarried �u�animously. 10. � -� �• 1�.�l� y��!�i+►� �. • � ,,�,_L�: � � NDTD�N tr� �urc�dlman Schneider to authorize payment of Qaims No. 13161 through 13382. Se�nded by Gbimcilman Gaoclspeed. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye, Ngyor Nee declared the motion �rried unanimously. 11. ,�IC�NSES- M�TIDN tr� mincilman Goodspeed to a�ave the Iivenses as sulxnitted and as on file in the Lioense Qerk's Offiae. Seaonc'�ed by Councilman Schneic]er. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried urLanimously. 12. ESTIMATES: NDT7bN Uir O�tnciln�n FitzFatrick to ap�rwe the esti.mat�es as su}mitt�ed: Aerrick & Nc�aman, P. A. 6401 University Avenue N. E. F7ric�ey, NN 55432 For Servioes Renc3ered as City Attorney Fbr the month of �ebruary, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,650.00 Se�nded k� Onu�cilman Schneider. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried iulanimously. �� ' • � � � _ i.�� '{ • 4'I -_- � �.�iM� L��_i_ ._.: Z � � � � . MM ��.� ��_i� M�TION by Councilman 5chneider to support the League of Women Voters' rxymination for the League of Minnesota Cities Luclwig Award. Seoonded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voioe vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �! • 1�� N1�TION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City (b�cil of March 9, 198? adjourr�d at 9:20 p.m Respectfully sulmitted, Carole Hac�7ad Willian J. Nee Secretary to the City �incil Mayor Ap�xaved: -10- � _ c�nroF FRlDLEY Memo Tb : PLANNING DIV�SIQN MEMORANDUM Jim A�bins�n, Planning Coordiriator Jodc 1Lobertson. Ooam�nity Developae.nt Director Mesno Fram: Myra Gibson, Planning Assistant N1emo D�te: l4arch 18, 1987 Regarding: Public 8earing for Proposed Ordir�nce Q�anges Please find attached, the propoaed ordinance revisions for garage setback, dumpster enclosures, clinic and churc� parking, the minutes associated with each ordinanoe revision and the letter f rom Don Betzold. Af ter extensive review and a public hearing by the Planning Commission, the attached ordinanoes are ready to be presented to the City Q�uncil for public hearing. 7be four ordinance revisions are separated by subject for public hearing purposes, but will be aanbined into one ordinanoe for ease of processing for the ffrst reading at the rext Co�mcil meeting. Belcw is a brief description of each prop�sed ordir�noe revision -•- � .... �is chanc� was proposed by the Appeals Commission due to an increase in requests for variances fran residents to expand single-car garages to douhle-car garages. �e approval of this proposed ordinance will promote oompl ianoe with the two wr garage requirenent which should help to alleviate same af the varianoe requests the Appeais (bnmission reoeives for expansions where a hardship was already present due to the haw �e house is situated on the lot. Dunmster E7�closures �he City reviewed a nuaber af other City dumpster enclosure ordinances and rea�gnize that a prohlen exists with the fnoonsistant enforoement of dumpster screening in Fridley. �e proposed ordinanoe will clarify the type o� d�mpster screenin9 needed in a particular circ�mstarx�e, bring fridley up to standards of other oomntu�ities, and prwide impraved development starxiards. Clinic Parkina �is addresses the need to be more specific regarcling off-street parking for heHlth service industries in C-1, C-2 and C-3 districts. Presently clinics are classified the same as offices, even though the parking needs are greatly different. C�urch Parkina Zhe parkinq ratio for churd�es is being changed to correspond more with that of other Cities. 7he ordinanoe also referenoes sections of district, which apply tt�e building and site reequirements to developnents. MH87-68 closely our Q�-1 church Garage Setback °��1°E r'0` 1 A AN ORDINAN� RE4�DIFYING �E FRIII,EY CITY CODE, CBAPTER 205 ENTI�,ID "ZONIl�IG BY AIrENDING SECPIi(�1S 205. 0 4. 5. B. ( 2) AND 205. 07.3. D. (2) . (b) . 205. Z�1ING 205.04 GENERAL PIZWISIONS 5. ACCF�SORY BUILDINGS AND SZRUQURES B. Acoessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear yard anci the side yard only, subject to the follawing restrictions: (2) Accessory buildings and structures in the side yards shall not be any closer than five (5) feet to any lot lir�e except in the case of additions to existinct, sinal�-car Qara4es, where the side vard mav be reduced to less than five (5) feet from the prouertv line. provided the expanded qaraqe will be no wider than twentv-two (22) feet. (a) The setback for an addition to a sinqle car c;aracte mav be 1) a house located at least ten (10� feet f rom the lot �line; or 2j a double aaracie which is located at least five (5) feet f ram the lot 1 ine. �,b) �e setback for an addition to a sin4le car qara4e mav be 1) a sinale car uaraae which is at least four (4) feet from the common lot line; or 2) a house with no c�arac►e; or 3� a two car aaraae at least four (4) feet from the lot 1 ine. (3) All exterior walls, of attached Qaraaes, less than five (5) unprotected onenings allowed. The maximum-roof proiection is limited to tw� (2) feet. 205.07. I�1 ONFr-FAMII,Y LWELLII�IG DIS'IItICT R�UTATIONS 3. LOT RD�UIRF.N�N7S AND SE'iBA(�S A Setbacks (2) Side Yard: (b) A side yard of five (5) feet is required between an attached accessory building or use and a side property line except as provided in Section 205.04.5.B.(2) and (3). D u m� �os�es ORDINANCE NO. _ AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, CHAPTER 205 ENTITLED 'ZONING" BY AMBNDING SECTIONS 205.09.7, 205.13.7, 205.14.7, 205.15.7, 205.16.7, 205.17.7, AND 205.18.7 The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain as follows: 205.09 R-3 GENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLING DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 7. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) Al1 outdoor trash or �arbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be taken to protect screening from vehicle damage. (a) Enclosures shall be designed out of material that is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) All dumpsters shall be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable �ates. (c) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. 205.13 C-1 IACAL BUSINESS DISTRICT REGULATIONS 7. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be taken to protect screening from vehicle damage. (a) Enclosures shall be designed out of material that is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. � : Page 2 - Ordinance No. _ 1C (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public right-of-way or residential view. If a gate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable gates. (d) Establishments that �enerate commercial food wastes shall have fully enclosed dumpsters with latchin� gates and concrete floors. (e) Receptacles which do not require screenin� shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. 205.14 C-2 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 7. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be taken to protect screening from vehicle damage. (a) Enclosures shall be designed out of material that is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public right-of-way or residential view. If a�ate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable gates. (d) Establishments that �enerate commercial food wastes shall have fully enclosed dumpsters with latching �ates and concrete floors. (e) Receptacles which do not require screening shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. 205.15 C-3 GENERAL SHOPPING CENTER DISTRICT REGULATIONS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be�taken to protect screening from vehicle damage. ' (a) Enclosures shall be desi�ned out of material that is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as bricki architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. li'J Page 3 - Ordinance No. (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public right-of-way or residential view. If a gate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable gates. (d) Establishments that generate commercial food wastes shal__1 have fully enclosed dumpsters with latching gates and concrete floors. �e) Receptacles which do not require screening shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. 206.16 CR-1 GENERAL OFFICE DISTRICT REGiJIATIONS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be taken to protect screening from vehicle damage. (a) Enclosures shall be desi�ned out of material that is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public right-of-way or residential view. If a gate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable �ates. (d) Establishments that generate commercial food wastes shall have fully enclosed dwnpsters with latchin� �ates and concrete floors. (e) Receptacles which do not require screening shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. 205.17 M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 7. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage in the rear or side yards and be totally public right-of-way and residential area. protect screening from vehicle damage. receptacles must be screened from view Provisions must be located from any taken to (a) Enclosures shall be desi�ned out of material that__is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. Page 4 - Ordinance No. _ (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public riqht-of-way or residential view. If a�ate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable �ates. �d) Establishments that generate commercial food wastes shall have fully enclosed dumpsters with latching gates and concYete floors. (e) Receptacles which da not require screening shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. 205.18 M-2 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 7. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS D. Screening. (8) All outdoor trash or garbage storage receptacles must be located in the rear or side yards and be totally screened from view from any public right-of-way and residential area. Provisions must be taken to - protect screening from vehicle damage. (a) Enclosures shall be desi�ned out of material that _is architecturally compatible with the principal structure such as brick, architectural block, poured concrete or decay resistant wood with posts treated for earthen contact. (b) Steel posts will be required in front of any corner exposed to vehicular movement. (c) Gates are not required on an enclosure if the open area is not visible from the public right-of-way or residential view. If a_gate is required, then it should be opaque and fully enclosed with latchable Aates. (d) Establishments that �enerate commercial food wastes shall have fully enclosed dumpsters with latchinq �ates and concrete floors. (e) Receptacles which do not require screening shall be maintained in a clean and orderly fashion. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF . 1987 ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK Public Hearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR 1E Clinic Parking ORDINANCE NO. _ AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE CHAPTER 205, BNTITLED "ZONING' BY AIrIENDING SECTIONS 205.13, 205.14, AND 205.16 AND BY REN[TPIBERING THE NERT CONSECUTIVE NUMBER OR LETTERS The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain as follows: 205.13. C-1 IACAL BUSINESS DISTRICT REGUTATIONS l. USES PERMITTED. A. Principal IIses. The following are principal uses in C-1 Districts: //(5) Professional offices including services of ine dical and dental clinics, lawyers, real estate, optometrists, etc.// (5) Professional office facilities including real estate, lawyer, architectural, engineerin�, financial, insurance and other similar office uses. (6) Health care services includin� medical, dental, optometrist, chiropractic and counseling clinics. 205.14. C-2 G�RAT. BUSINESS DISTRICT R.EG[JIATIONS 1. USES PERMITTED A. Principal Uses. The following are principal uses in C-2 Districts: //(8) Offices.// (14) Hospitals, //clinics,// nursing homes, convalescent homes and homes for the elderly. 205.16. CR-1 GENERAL OFFICE DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 1. USES PERMITTED. A. Principal Uses. The following are principal uses in CR-1 Districts: //Office facilities including real estate, lawyer, medical, dental, optical, architectural, engineering, financial, insurance and other similar office uses.// - (1) Professional office facilities including real estate, la�+yer, architectural, engineering, financial, insurance and other similar office uses. (2) Health care services including medical, dental, optometrist, chiropractic and counseling clinics. 1F Page 2 - Ordinance No. _ 5. PARKING REQUIRII�NTS C. Parking Ratio. (1) At least one (1) off-street parking space shall be provided for each 250 square feet of building floor area except health care services which shall provide one (1) off-street parking space for each 150 square feet of buildin� floor area. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1987 WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK Public Hearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: � 1G Church Park� ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODB CHAPTEB 205, ENTITLED 'ZONIN6" BY AMBNDING SECTIONS 205.07.1. 205.08.1, AND 205.09.1 AND BY RENUMBERING THE NERT CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain as follows: 205.07. R-1 ONE-FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT REGUiATIONS 1. USES PERMITTED C. Uses Permitted With A Special Use Permit. (2) Churches //and private schools//. (a) Building and site requirements and performance standards shall be equal to or �reater than those outlined in the following CR-1 sections of the Code; 205.16.3, 205.16.4, 205.16.6 and 205.16.7. (b) A parkin� requireme.nt of at least one (1) off-street parking space shall be provided for every three (3) fixed seats or for every five (5) feet of pew length in the main assembly hall. Additional parkin� may be required for additional church activities, such as day care, classroom and recreational activities. (3) Private Schools. 205.08. R-2 ZWO-FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT REGUTATIONS 1. USES PERMITTED C. Uses Permitted With A Special Use Permit. (2) Churches ffand private schools//. (a) Building and site requirements and performance standards shall be equal to or �reater than those outlined in the following CR-1 sections of the Code; 205.16.3, 205.16.4, 205.16.6 and 205.16.7. . � (b) A parkin� requirement of at least one (1) off-street p.arking space shall be provided for every three (3) fixed seats or for every five (5) feet of pew length in the main assembly tiall. Additional parkinq may be required for additional church activities, such as day care, classroom and recreational activities. (3) Private Schools. 1H Page 2 - Ordinance No. 205.09. R-3 GENERAL MULTIPLE DiiELLING DISTRICT REG[JIATIONS 1. USES PERMITTED C. Uses Permitted With A Special Use Permit. (1) Churches //and private schools//. (a) Building and site requirements and performance standards shall be equal to or greater than those outlined in the followinA CR-1 sections.of the Code; 2Q5.16.3, 205.16.4, 205.16.6 and 205.16.7. Sb) A parkinq requirement of at least one (1) off-street parkin� space shall be provided for every three (3) fixed seats or for every five (5) feet of pew length in the main assembly hall. Additional parking may be required for additional church activities, such as day care, classroom and recreational activities. (2) Private Schools. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1987 WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK Public Hearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: 11 PLANNI��G COPIHISSION PIEETI��G, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 1J 9. PROVIDE A PERFORMANCE BOND OR A LET2ER OF CREDIT XE AMOUNT OF $5,000 TO COVER ALL OF THE ABOVE STIPULATIONS OR TO COUNCIL _ APPROi/AL. . 10. PARKING OR STORAGS OF STREET INOPERA9 D/OR UNLICb'NSED VEHICLE.S � IS PROHIBITED. � lI. PARKING OF VEHICLES WITXIN ST RICHT-OF-WAYS IS PROHIBITED - .� VIOLATORS WILL BE TAGGED OR TOWED. 12. HO SALES OR LEASING O HICLSS IS OR WILL BE PERMITTED ON TXIS SITE. 13, SPECIAL USE PERMI P i87-01, FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE FOR LAWN CARE OPERATION ON D IS INTENDSD FOR PRESENT aWNERS ONLY AND IS NOT TRANSFE LE TO FUTURF. Oh�NERS. Z4. SPE USE PERMIT TO BE REVIEWED IN SIX 1�ONTNS. UPON OICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTI07. IED UNANIMOUSLY. Mr. Billings stated this iteM would go to City Council on Narch 9. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: CO��SIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE RECOQIFYIP�G CHAPTFR 205 OF GliN1G PAKKiNG, GHUKGt1t5, ANU GAKAGt StIt3AGK5: MO^_70N BY MS. SHEREK, SECONDED BY MR. BETZOLD, TD OPEN TXE PUBLIC XEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZNG AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 9:09 P.M. Mr. Robinson stated these ordinance changes had been discussed previously by the Planning Cor:�mission. Now, it was required that the Planning Cor�mission have a public hearing and recomnend to City Council these amendments to the Ci ty Code. Mr. Robinson reviewed with the Comnission the revisions to the ordinance. MOTION BY MS. SHEREK� SECONDED BY P1R. KONDRICK, TO CLOISE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A Vt�ICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CXAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THF. PUBLIC NEARING CLOSED AT 9:15 P.M. MOTION BY MS. SHEREIC, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL THS AD�DPTION OF AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYZNG CXAPTER 205 OF 27iE FRIDLEY CITY G17DE AS IT RELATES Z�O DUMPSTER ENCLOSURES, XEALTX CARE CLINZC PARKINC`i, CHURCNES� AND GARAGB SETBACKS. UPON A VOICB VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CAAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARF•D THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. � � LAW OFFICE DONALD R BETZOLD s901 Brookiyn Boulevard Brooklyn Center, Minnesota 55429 (612)533-1555 November 11, 1986 Mr. Jim Robinson City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55432 1K Re: Appeals Commission Dear Mr. Robinson: The Fridley Appeals Commission has reviewed a number of code variance requests in recent years which have posed troublesome questions. Some of the issues will soon come before the city council. Although our commission minutes have well expressed our concerns, I wish to take this opportunity to propose ordinance revisions to assist us when we face similar questions in the future. VARIANCES FOR TWO-CAR GARAGES This is probably the most common variance request we receive. As you know, most of the single family dwellings in Fridley were built in the 1960's, when a one-car garage was the standard. Now, the typical family residence has two cars, and the present city code requires two-car garages on newly constructed residences. In many instances, the petitioner has not demonstrated hardship except a desire for a two-car garage. My reading of Minensota Statutes S462.357, Subdivision 2, leads me to believe that an undue hardship cannot be claimed simply because the homeowner wants to do something the code does not permit. Yet, it is arguable that hardships occur because most single family dwellings were built in the centers of the lots with room for only one-car garages, in compliance with the code which was then in effect. Pehaps the city code could be modified to permit two-car garages without variances when the following tests are met: .� - the garage will be no more than 22 feet wide . - the side yard setback may be not less than three feet from the lot line, provided that the neighboring structure is at� least five feet away � - if the neighboring structure is a single car garage, then a variance may only be permitted to four feet - any proposed addition which is less than five feet from the lot line -vill have no enclosures and be fire wall rated Mr. Jim Page 2 November Robinson 11, 1986 - the petitioner will assume all responsibility encroachments upon the neighbor's property. MISSISSIPPI RIVER CORRIDOR CRITZCAL AREA f or 1L any Within the past year, the Appeals Commission has had two variance requests involving single family residences located in the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area. The Appeals Commission has the authority to grant variance requests for R-1 zoned properties provided there are no objections from neighbors, city staff, or Appeals Commission members. In both cases of Mississippi River variances, the Appeals Commission recommended approval but asked the city council to make the final determination because of the important state and federal concerns in this area. I believe that the city council, as a matter of policy, should review all variance requests in the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area instead of leaving the final decision to the Appeals Commission in cases of single family dwellings. PARKING SPACE WIDTHS The question of parking stall widths has come up on a number of occasions, particularly when a developer can complete a project only with 9 foot stalls. I am aware that this issue will soon be presented to the Appeals Commission for consideration relating to the multi-family dwelling complex proposed for 85th and University. The problem which the Appeals Commission faces is that we are often reminded that other cities have adopted a 9 foot stall standard, and that within the city of Fridley the Housing and Redevelopment Authority has approved 9 foot stalls in the area of City Hall. I do not wish to advocate a change in the present code, nor to imply that I speak for the individual commission members on this issue. However, it would be most helpful if we can decide, once and for all, whether we want to amend the code to allow 9 foot stalls. Perhaps these items can be scheduled for discussion by the. Planning Commission at a future date when the agenda is light. . DRB/je pc: Alex Barna Jerry Sherek Diane Savage Darrell Clark Since , �� /'✓ ,- , d�1d�R. Betz, d� s HJBLIC HEARING BEFORE �iE C,IZ'Y �UDiCIi� Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City � of Fridley i.n the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Nbnday, March 23, 1987 in the Council Chaznber at 7:30 p. m. for the purp�se of : Consideration of an Ordinance reoodifying Chapter 205 of the Fridley City Code as it relates to dumpster enclosures, health care clinic parking, churches and garage setbacks. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opp�rtunity at the above stated time an�d glace. WILLIAM J. I�E N�YOR Puk�. ish : March 9, 1987 March 16, 1987 � 1M � PLANNING DIVISION � MEM�RANDIkM- unroF FRIDLEY ME�iO �: Jock Robertson, Caim�ity D�velognent Director I�10 FR�I: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator J� . N�EMO DATE: March 4, 1987 RDGARDING: Item from the Appeals Meeting of February 17, 1987 On Februaiy 17, 1987 the Appeals Commission reoonanen3ed appraval of variances associated with a pylon sicy�for the American Legion on Ononaaga Street and Central Avenue. Due to the fact that the proposed sic,� location was shifted during the meeting, a ne�w, unpublished varianoe was created. The Appeals Commission recognized this situation prior to their reco�nnendation. In order to follaw the due process necessary to validate this new variance (sic,g� setback from driveway fran 10 feet to 6 feet) staff has sent out ai�c]itional notioes referencing a public hearinq for the item at the Asarch 9, 1987 Co�mcil meeting. �L�i/c�n rs-87-54 � � 2a CITY OF FRIDLtY IIPPEALS COtAf4ISSI0tl FiEETING, FEBRUARY 17, 1987 CALL TO OR�ER: Chairperson Betzold called the February 17, 1987, Appeals Commissi order at 7:30 p.m. / ROLL CAL�: �4enbers Present: Donald Qetzold, Alex Barna, Jerry Sh�ek, Kenneth Vos Menbers Absent: Diane Savage Otl�ers Present: Darrel Clark, City of Fri y Louis Rosburg, 2407 - 1 th Ave. N.tl. Edward Kowalski, 199 - 181st Ave. N.W. Harley Thureen, 7 Lyric Lane Richard & Carol Larson, 5316 Matterhorn Dr. Janet & Robe Oulicky, 5332 �latterhorn Dr. Ton & Arl Albers, 1390 Skywood Lane N.E. C. �4, ebretson, 5376 �4atterhorn Dr. APPROVAL OF JA MOTION BY APPEALS C 13, 1987, APPEALS CONt1ISSI0N NINUTES: ting to � SECONDED BY MR. SHEREK� TO APPROVE TXE JAN. I3� 1987� MINUTES AS WRITTEN. VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTIIJG AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE MOTION D UNANIMOUSLY. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A VARIAt�CE REQt1EST, VAR �87-�1, (3Y HARLEY TNl1REEN, PURSUANT . . � . I � R 0 E I DE OF ' RIG -OF- Y, 0 !Of E EREC ION OF SIG OT , BL CK , LNUT DDITIQtJ, TNE SAt1E QEI �G THE SHAD RICK A�D LAGEA MERIC �� EGION POST P��. 303, 65 � . ., , t S MOTION BY DR. VOS, SECONDED BY 1�t. BARNA, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC XEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSQN BETZOLD DECLARED TXE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 7;34 P.M. • Chairperson Qetzold read the Administrative Staff Report: . AD�IINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT 7365 CENTRAL AVE��UE N.E. At1ERICAN LEGIOt� POST #303 VAR #87-01 r� -� APPEALS COItt4ISSI�N t10ETING, FEaRUARY 17, 1987 __ PAGE 2 A. PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED QY REQUIRCt1ENT: Section 214.11.2, E, requires a minimum distance of ten (10) feet from any property line or driveway. Public purpose served by this requirement is to avoid congestion in the public street and traffic hazards and other danqers. B. STATED HARDSfIIP: "If we were to erect the sign in compliance with the code, the sign would take one needed parking stall. A variance is needed to place sign in the green area and off of parking lot." C. ADf1It�ISTATIVE STAFF REVIEW: The American Legion had a sign in the northwest corner, green space, just south of Onondaga and east of Old Central. The sign was in the right-of-way of Onondaga and may have been in the Old Central right-of- way . City code states that signs are to be 10 feet from the right-of-way and from a driveway. The proposed sign would replace the previous sign in this area. It has been proposed that the sign be located 15.5 feet from the Onondaga right-of-way, this is 5.5 feet more than required by Ci ty code. The reason for a variance is that Old Central has a 28 foot right-of-way on both sides of the road. There is only 18 feet of additional green space fror� the right-of-way line to the edge of the driveway. The A�r�erican Legion is petitioning to have the siqn built inside the 10 foot riqht-of-way'and drivewav setback requirements. Mr. Clark stated there was a correction in the variance as published.. When the petitioner brought in the first location for the sign. it was thought it would have to be within the County right-of-way. That was not true. After measurements were taken, the sign will actually be 0 feet from the property line at the right-of- line line. So, the variance should be changed to read froml0ft. to0ft. Mr. Clark stated it was 100 ft. right-of-way from Central Ave. which was quite a bit wider than normal, even for a County Road.(r�ost are 66 ft.), leaving a. 28 ft, green space within the�right-of-way itself. So, the face of the sign will actually be 28 ft. from the curb on Central Ave. There were no known plans to widen or improve Central Ave., at least in the near future. He stated he did not have the exact siqn design, but it did meet the height requirement and size requirements in the Sign Code. � Mr. Harley Thureen stated there was possibly some misunderstandinq of what they were asking for. They were proposing to be 8 inches off the County right-of-way line where Mr. Clark had shown it as 0 ft. They were proposinq � Z C APPEALS COt1MISSION MEETIWG, FEBRUARY 17, 1987 ____ PAGE 3 a 10 ft. wide sign so the edge of the sign, stead of being 10 ft. off the driveway line would be 6 ft. off the driveway line. The 5 ft. dimension in the north�outh direction was correct, and the edge of the sign would be off the County ri ght-of-wa�y by 8 i nches . Mr. Thureen stated what they had originally proposed was to put the sign in the second parkinq stall with bumper curbs around it, but they cannot afford to lose a parking stall. MOTION BY MR. BARNA� SECONDED BY DR. VOS, TO CLQSE THF. PUBLIC HEARINC.. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYB� CXAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 7:45 P.M. �4r. Barna stated he actually saw the need for two variances: a varaince fror� the dri veway 1 i ne fror� 10 ft. to 6 ft. , anci the 10 ft. frori the publ i c ri ght- of-way requested to be 5 ft. inside the public right-of-way was now 6 inches outside the public rig�t-of-wa.y. Technicallv both on the east side of the sign and on the west side of the sign, variances were required. There was no doubt that this was a better position for the sign, but he wondered if they would need to republish the notices for the public hearing again. Mr. Clark stated the critical part of the sign to the driveway was for visual traffic. It was proposed that the height of the sign was 10 ft., so it would not interfere with the line of sight. In reading the Sign Code, it does say "10 ft. from any property line or drivewa.y" He would suggest that the Appeals Commission go ahead and make a recommendation as it has to do with the right-of-way, and if that was not correct, then the variance request would have to be withdrawn or. republished. He ag�rzed this was the best position for tl�e siqn. Mr. Betzold stated he was not quite sure the hardship had been demonstrated, otiier than they want a sign. On the other hand, the sign did meet the require- ments of the Sign Code. Mr. Clark stated that no matter where the sign was put, it was either going to be closer than 10 ft. to the right-of-way or it was goinq to be closer than 10 ft. to the driveway. MOTION BY MR. BARNA� SECONDED BY DR. VOS, TO RF.G�OMMEND TO CITY COUP7CIL APPROVAL OF VARIANCE REQUEST, VAR �87-01, BY NARLEY THUREEN, PURSUANT T�0 CHAPTER 214.11.2� E, OF THE FRIDLEY CZTY COAE TO REDUCS THE MINIl1UM ALIAWABLE DISTANCE FRON 10 FT. FROM THE WESTERN PROPF•RTY LINE TO 6 INCHES FROM TXF. WESTERN PROPERTY LINE AND FROM 10 FT. FROM THE EASTERN DRIVEWAY CURB�TO 6 FEET�FROM THE E�LSTERN DRIVEWAY CURB� TO ALLOW THE ERECTZON OF A SIGN ON :.�_ 1, BLOCK 1, WALN� ADDITION� THE SAME BEING THE SHADDRICK AND LABEAU a�nTrAN T.F.GiO1V PQST NO. 303, 7365 CENTRAL AV�iUUE N.E. � FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA. 5543?. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. �.w ,,.... ,..r . . - t ADD/TIO . 7�e� ` 'fGOd � `; �s�t •e: - ,: �4( e �Iof -:� . _ 'jf3'/ �i . . _ . •, . � � � - . � � ° �'►"��'� i` �!d�� , ' �.i i� ~ � 1 � j w � �' �� • . • "�' sr � . .i � � `� � , � -�6 T!t.. ..;`,�- AVENUE -�"'~ . � . �. ��r '� iV.E , � 75�f � �� a� ��f 3:/3� !1! I� `v°•. � •6 � � 1 . 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ER . , � l� Il • = . .� .� :�.� , . _ � MAP .�.,�--�,, .L Q C AT 1 O.N . � ., _ ' NORTH � � . ,. �CA�E= I "= 20' � � � � � � � � � Z w V 0 �- � v� #s�-oi American Legion CENTE,2 0� ��POPosFO s/6N TN/S S/�al✓ f1As � 8EE/V ,�"/✓k'Vc,O -� Ex i 9'*I NG Cor.iG � Gu(�j ONAN�� o� E'�►ST�NV �o rnas --- W �+F.t �. � I S-��s _�',. � i N :- a � � � � N �; � S�DE Ext STJ N� : ,C��occ y � p(�,� % %'�i (v� �� %l/�LC SITE MAP � PLANNING DIVISION � � MEMORANDUM cinoF FRI DLEY I�D �J: Jock Robertson, fkxnmumity D�velopnent Director NEND FROM: Jim Fmbinson, Planning Coordinator��, t�[�'n �P,TE: Marc� 18, 1987 R�ARDING: Waldodz Special Use Permit At the 1Karch 9. 1987 City Gbuncil meeting an impravenent plan associated with the special use permit for outside storage was revi�wed by the City Council for the Waldoc.h property. Sinoe that time staff has had a meeting with Duane Waldoch to discuss what we hope are final modifications to the plan. The amended plan, which is attached, includes the fallvwing changes: l. �e fenoed storage yard area to the north and west of the building has been extended to the east to allvw for additional storage. 2. C1�rbing and striping have been modified to allc�w for nine stalls striped at a diagornl. 3. Gbncrete curbing requi rement has been reduced f rom ooncrete curb and gutter to a six inch �ncrete cura. 4. Additional lanciscaping in the form af hedging has been added to the plan to screen the expanded parking area. 5. A driveway on the south end of the site has been added to allaw for a parking space for the existing single fanily house. �e major d�ange aonoerns itsm 2. At Planning Carmission Mr. Walcbch stated that the diag�r�l parking sc�ene would not allvw him ernugh room to back in and out of his garage and storage yard. Mr. Waldoch has rethought his position and now is requesting that all the stalls be placed in a diagonal p�sition in order to allaw for one additional stall. 7t�e �uncil meeting on l�rd� 23, 1987 will be the fourth off fcial meeting where this item has been reviewed. In addition, staff has met with Mr. Waldoch four times trying to aome up with an agreed upon plan. I bel ieve the plan attached represents the best arxi most equitatale o�fer that the City can make at this time. I would recommend that this special use permit be appraved with the attadied stipulations based upon the revised plan dated Marc� 17, 1987. � . �� t�-87-67 CALL TO O�DER• CITY OF FRIDLEY PLAN"IING COhB�tISSION MEETING, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 Chairperson Billings called the February 25, 1987, pil�anning Comnission meeting to order at 7:32 p.m. / ROLL CALL: �1er�bers Present: Steve 6illings, Dave Dale Thor�pson, Bruce Menbers Absent: None � rick, Sue Sherek, Donald Getzold, ndow Otl�ers Present: Jim Robinson Planning Coordinator Jock Rober on, Community Development Director Duane lJa och, 1655 - 75th Ave. W.E. Debra . Page, 4200 IDS Center, tlpls. O1g almer, 1329 Gardena Ave. G Minear, 1291 Gardena Ave. elfride Manning, 1315 Hillcrest Dr. APPROVAL OF,P'�BRUARY 11, 1987, PLA�JNING COMMISSION t1I"�UTES: MO'_'ION�I�R. KONDRICK, SF,CONDF.D BY MS. SHEREK, TO APPA.O��F.' '_"XF. FF.B. 1Z, 1987, PLA.'I;J� G COM!•fISSI011 ltINUTES AS �IRITTEI: , A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION ED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. TA(3LED 2/11/87: PUBLIC NEARING: CONSIDERATI�N �F A SPECIAL USE PER�IIT, SP �87-01 BY EDbJ RD A D ROSE I�ALDOCH: er Section 205. 3. , C, 9, of t e Fridley City Code to allovr exterior storage of materials and equipment on the east 125 feet of Lot 18, Rlock 2, Central View tlanor, tlie same being 7340 Central Avenue �J.E. MOTION BY MR. KOfJDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. BETZOLD, TO REMOVE THF. I^'F.l! FRO!' THE TAALE. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO REOPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING REOPENED AT 7:34 P.M. � 3A � PLANNIIIG C��IISSIO�I MEETING, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 2 Mr. Rohinson stated that, as stated at the last meeting, the property was located west of Old Central between 13rd Ave, and 73� Ave. The zoning was C-1. There was presently three uses for the property: sinqle family horne, a repair garage, and storage for a lawn repair � equipment business. Mr. Robinson stated Staff has proposed a number of im�rovements for the property. He reviewed the stipulations recommended by Staff: 1. Provide an 8 ft. high solid wood screening fence as per City plan dated Feb. 11, 1987, by May 15, 1981. 2. Al1 materials to be stored inside the fenced storage area belo�� the top of the fence by �4ay 15, 1987. 3. Install landscaping as per City plan dated Feb, 11, 1987, to include edging, nulch, weed barrier, and lawn sprinkling by June 15, 1981. 4. Sod boulevard areas along Central Avenue, 73rd Avenue, and 73'Z Avenue, as per City plan dated Feb. 11, 1987, by June �5, 1987. 5. Repaint building facade and trim by June 15, 1987. 6. Provide 6 inch concrete curbin� as per City plan dated Feh. 11, 1987, by June 15, 1987. � 7. Remove concrete isiand fror� parking lot by June 15, 1987. 8. Repave and stripe parking lot and driveways by September 15, 19�37. 9. Provide a performance bond or a letter of credit in the amount of �5,OA0 to cover all of the above stipulations prior to Council approval. 10. Parking or storage of street inoperable and/or unlicensed vehicles is prohibited. il. Parking of vehicles within street right-of-ways is prohibited - violators will be tagged and/or toa�ed within ten days. Date of possible action is Feb. 23, 1987. 12. No sales or leasing of vehicles is or will be permitted on this site. 13. Special Use Permit SP �87-01 for outside storage for la�vn care operation only and is intended for present owners oniy and is not transferrable to future owners. � 14. Special Use Permit to be reviewed in six months. Ms, Sherek asked if Staff had r:�et with the petitioner since the last Planni�g Conmission meeting. 3C � PLANNI��G COM�1ISSIOPJ MEETING, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 3 Mr. Robinson stated the petitioner and his legal counsel did discuss the proposal with City Staff the previous Friday. Ne believed the petitioner and his legal counsel had some suggestions to the stipulations and the plan which they would like to present to the Commission. Ms. Debra Page stated she was an attorney representing �1r, ldaldoch regarding this special use permit. She stated she had met with f1r. Robinson and several members of City Staff the previous Friday to discuss a few of the problems they are encountering with the site plan, and they did talk about a feti�� amendments to the site plan at that time. Since that meeting, the petitioner has had some other concerns. Ms. Page stated it was her understandinq that at the last meetinc�, there was some discussion that the six parking stalls proposed by Staff be extended to include two additional stalls. In the meeting with �4r. Robinson on Friday, Mr. Robinson had said they could probably extend that to three additional stalls for a total of nine parking stalls. Ms. Page stated another item discussed with Staff v�as to run a fence alongside the commercial building on the northwest side north to the property line so it would match up with the existing fence for Sam's Repair Shop in order to make the storage area more usable for her client. Ms. Page stated Mr. Robinson had suggested the elimination of some curbing at the last Planning Comnission meeting also. P1s. Page stated the last item discussed with Staff was allowing the storage area for the lawn maintenance vehicles to be used for more than just the lawn maintenance vehicles. She stated she understood the City Council would have the final decision on this, but she would request that the Planning Cornrnission makes its recommendation to allow that area to be used for the use of vehicles which night be under repair from Sam's Repair Shop. She stated she did not want to get involved with any licensing issues with the neighboring property, but if parking was going to be diminished in the front, there would need to be some additional space in the rear to park some of the vehicles that would be part of the comr�ercial use in the repair shop. Ms. Page stated it was her understanding after their meeting on Friday that Staff did not have a problem with these particular iter�s. . Ms. Page stated that since the meeting, her client has had a chance to do a little more worl; on the property, and one of the problems they have was that when the parking was brought to the property line and taken off the�County right-of-way, there was not sufficient space between either the garaqe and the edge of the parkinq or the entrance way to the fenced area to allow turn-around space for the la�vn maintenance vehicles. Because that space was not sufficient enough for her client's use, she had taken the liberty of contacting the Anoka County Attorney's Office ahout the possibility of acquiring a license to expand the parking area onto the County right-of-way. She stated the County Attorney's Office was not able to find out before this Planning Commission meetinq whether or not a license would be available. 3D. PLAN�dII�G CQPI�IISSIO�� t1EETItJG, FEBRUARY 25 1987 PAGE 4 Ms. Page stated that if they were to get a license from the County to park on County right-of-way, they would request that the parking be expanded an additional 12-13 feet to allow sufficient use of the driveway for tbe parking of her client's lawn r�aintenance equipment and also any commercial use of getting into the garage. Ms. Page stated Dan Clint of the County Attorney's Office was the attorney who was following up on this r�atter. She hoped to have a more definite answer by Thursday or Friday. As_she understood it, the issue that was holding up the decision on the license was the County wanted to mal:e sure therP wPre no lir�itations or other res*rictions they�mic�ht want to put on that license. Ms. Pac�e stated that if the County turns dovm their request for a licensP fnr parking on County right-of-way, the special use permit then does not do her client any good because they cannot use the property under the limitations being put on it. She stated her client does want to be able to conform and make inprovements, but the problen was if they are applyinc� for a special use perr�it that effectively prohibits the use (storage of materials and equipnent for the la�•m repair business), then it would be her recor�mendation to t•1r. Waldocl� that he withdraw the special use permit application. �4s. Page stated her client's second rPquest was that they be allowed to pave tf�e area ��est of the easterly drive►•�ay (north of Sar�'s Repair Shop) to alloti•� movement through there and for access to the back area. �4r. Waldoch stated tl�e reason for that was when there are cars that h�ve to be repaired and have to be stored in the back and have to be pushed to the back area, they have to go out on the main street to get access to the back. Also, �vith the little hill and with snow and ice, it would be pretty hard to do in the wintertime. I�e t�as just looking for sone flat ground to that back area which would be more convenient and would cause less problems for getting cars from the parking area in front to the back area. Ms. Sherek stated she lived in this neighborhood, and there was a lot of traffic congestion on 732 Ave. during the day. Pushing disabled cars around would certainly r�akes thi�gs worse. Ms. Page stated the existing fence was 6 ft. high, and Staff was re�uestinq an 8 ft. fence. lJas there a reason for the 2.ft. increase? Mr. Robinson stated some of the trucks are far in excess of 6 ft., especially the piggyback trucks with cars on the top. . � Ms. Page stated regarding stipulation #.8, �vas it necessary to repave �he whole parking lot an�i driveways, or could they just repair and sealcoat those areas that needed it? This was strictly a financial concern. , Mr. Robinson stated it would depend on the condition of the driveways and parking lot. Whatever was reasonable and functional, and that could be determined by the city engineers. 3E PL�NNI��G COMMISSION t4EETING, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 5 Mr. Waldoch stated that the distance between the commercial garage and the parking area as proposed by Staff was 22 ft. He stated that with a 22 ft. full-sized car parked in tf�e parking area, access into and out of the commer- cial garage was very difficult. Mr. Robinson suggested that �4r. Waldoch swap storage areas with Sam's Repair Shop, so that Mr. Waldoch could use the 73? Ave. entrance to get his lawn maintenance vehicles to the small garage in the back. Mr. Waldoch stated if that was done, he would not have a lawn maintenance business, because the repair of lawn equipnent, etc., was done in the small garage and access to the small garage was to the west. Mr. Waldoch presented a landscaping design he had put together that he thought was feasible for the property. t�r. Robinson stated that if the County allo►ved the license for parkinq on the right-of-way, it would be setting a precedent for other businesses that would like to use the'boulevard for parking. Right now it was being done and it has heen overlooked in tt�e past, but he did not think the City wanted to condone such an action. He sympathized with some of the proble�s the petitioner was having, but he felt the main problem stetnmed from the fact ti�at the petitioner was trying to do too much with the property. He was not sure if that was the City's hardship and whether the City should accommodate hin beyond what were reasonable and allowable solutions. t�s. Sherek stated she still felt they were lookin� at this from the wron� anqle. She stated Sa� iias got junk all aver that piece of property. The City Council has said that San is not allowed to have junk there. Right now there are two flatbed trucl:s with junk car parts on the�, one has been there since last Saturday and one for at least two weeks, and junk car parts out on property that his license says he cannot use for his junk business. There was also a tmi trucl: parked there, vrhich could be argued that it could be for either business. But, she felt that instead of taking a lot of ti�e discussinq this with Mr. Waldoch and Ms. Paqe, this whole thinq should be before the City Council where Sam is violating his license with the City. Mr. Kondrick stated that was true, but he also agreed with Mr. Rohinson tl�at tl�ere ►•�as too r�uch going on on this piece of property. Mr. Waldoch stated he did not feelthey were overusing the property. �1r. Billings stated he would like to express his displeasure over the.fact that the petitioner and his legal counsel were coming before the Planninq Commission with all these new ideas. At the last meeting, he had indicated to ��1r. Waldoch that he should get together with his attorney right away and then meet with City Staff as soon as possible to negotiate and come back to the Planning Corm�ission with a pretty much agreed-upon plan. As he under- stood it, the petitioner and his attorney did not get together with Staff until last Friday, and then that did not allow enough tir�e to get the things 3F PLAN!�I(�G CO�tt"ISSION t1EETING, FEBRUARY 25 1987 Pn(;E 6 done that needed to be done before the Planning Commission meeting. Now, the petitioner was at the r�eeting with a proposal that was contingent upon sone outside sources. He did not want to see this special use permit request dragged on any further, but he did not know if the Planning Ca�mission v�ould be able to resolve anything a t this meeting. Ms. Paye apologi�ed for any delay they have caused the Commission. Since the meeting on Friday with City Staff, they have been tryinc� to work within what Staff liad given the�, and she had then initiated contacts with the County Attorney's Office. She assured the Cor.imission members she felt they have now flushed out all the issues, and it was sinply a matter of puttinc� them together. She did not think they could have moved any faster than they did. Any recoririendation from the Corimission v�ould have to be contingent upon wait- ing to hear from the County on whether or not they can get the license. i�r. Billings suggested the small garage be moved so that access fror,� the garage was to the north instead of to the east. 1!e stated the ta!o biggest probler�s seened to be: (1) pulling out of the co�mercial garage with a full- sized vehicle and trying to make the turn into the drive��av; and (2) bacl:ing vel�icles into the storage area to the small garage. He stated right now they are looking at the site as it exists and ±ryinq to see how they can make it all work within the confines of the site as it now exists, as opposed to trying to enlarge the site to r�ake it r�ork. �4r. Billings stated he did not want it misconstrued that if the City does issue a special use permit for outdoor storage for lawn equipment that they are encJorsing the outdoor storac�e of vehicles for the junk yard. Ms. Page stated when they r�et with Staff on Friday, they were in agreement with wliatever definition was needed in the speci�al use perr�it to distinguish between the junk cars and the repair garage. Mr. Robinson suggested they leave the first three diagonal spaces and after that point go to a parallel parking situation where they could fit in four more stalls for a total of seven stalls. Th�t v�ould give the petitioner about 30 ft. of widti� for truck and trailers to come back into the storage area. The gate to that storage area could be made as wi�ie as the petitioner needed. The only problem with this suggestion, af course, was the petitioner ti��ould not get ninP stalls, but he Nrould get one more tl�an was originally suggested by Staff which was six stalls. Mr. lJaldoch stated that plan sounded feasible. Mr. Billings stated he did have sone philosophical problems with receivin� a license from the County for {�arking on the right-of-a�ay. It was a policy the City has not had in the past, and he thought it aras a policy that would require quite a bit of discussion and thought, especially on his part, before a decision could be made. It could be setting a very dangerous precedent for otlier business owners in similar situations. 3G PLANNING COMMISSI�N PIEETItJG, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 7 t�s. Sherek stated the petitioner should keep in mind that if the right-of- way �nded at the curb line of Old Central, the required setback would be 20 ft., so to request 12-13 ft. in a license from the County, the petitioner was requesting not only to use the right-of-way which was a variance in and of itself, but was requesting to park closer to the curbline than the allowed setback requirer�ents. She suggested the petitioner give sone serious thought to t1r. Billings' suggestion that he check into the possibility of using the area behind the commercial garage as a way to back into the smaller garage, whether it meant turning the garage, puttinq up a poleshed instead of the garage, or �rhatever. She would also suggest that a fence be run from the southwest end of the commercial garaqe, south to the existinc� fence line. The la�vn service business could use the storage area west of the commercial business, and Sam could use the storage area south of the cor�rier- cial building. P1r. Waldoch stated the storage area behind the comriercial buildina was approximately 3,750 sq. ft. while the area south of the commercial buildin�t was only about 1,750 sq. ft. Sam would have less storage area, and that could affect things in terms of rent. Mr. Billings stated that in looking at one of the alternatives the petitioner had requested that a`fence be installed from the northwest corner of the cor�mercial building north to the property line and then pavinq that entire area, he thought that was something that might be feasible. But, if the south side of the commercial building was utilized for storage by Sam instead of the back area (as suggested by Ms. Sherek), then the cars could be moved into there from the parking lot and front driveway and the paved area to thP north ►�ould not be needed, leaving more green space. Mr. Robinson stated the Commission and Staff have explored several feasible solutions for the site, and he thought it a�as time for the Commission to mal;e some recor.vnendati ons . MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. BET20LD, TO CL0.SE TXE PUBLIC HF.ARIIlG. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THF. PUBLIC HEARING CIASED AT 8:36 P.M. Mr. Betzold stated that regarding the issue about the County right-of-way and whether or not they should approve the use of County right-of-way for parking if the County would approve a license, he did not think he could go along with.that. They have done a pretty good job in the City in cleaning up some of these areas in the last few years, and approving the use of County right-of-way for parkinq would be a step backward. As �oas indicated by F1r. Robinson, there was sure to be a lot of other businesses that were going to cor,ie in req�iesting the very same thing. He felt leqally the City would be on pretty solid ground if they said "no" to allowinq use of the right-of-way. He would recomr�end a stipulation that the City Council deny the use of the right-of-way for parking. 3H PLAN�JING COt1�1IS5I0N MEETIN�, FEQRUARY 25, 1987 PAGE 8 Mr. Thompson agreed. He stated he did not think the City should allow thP petitioner to park on County right-of-way. The Staff has already conpromised in allowing the petitioner to park right up to the property line. Ms. Sherek agreed also. She looked at the Merican Legion Club right across the street as a good example of another business that needed additional parking and would love to be able to push its parking closer to the street. The aim of the City has been to buffer parking lots from the street with landscaping, and this would definitely be a step back�•�ards. t1r. Kondrick agreed also. He felt a number of things could be done with the property, both for the tenant and for the petitioner. But, to go any further than wi�at was recoMr�ended would be a step back►�ards and would be setting a precedent. 1�1r. Qillings asked about the additional stalls on the east side. Mr. Kondrick stated he thought Mr. Robinson's suggestion about the three �liagonal and four parallel stalls was a reasonable alternative. Nowever, he would offer another suggestion and that was to change it around and put four parallel stalls on the north and then three diagonal. That �•r�uld leave more room for maneuvering cars in and out of the c�mmercial qaraqe into the parking lot. Mr. Qillings stated he would recommend they add up to 3(1 additional feet for parking along the right-of-way line wi*.h the striping to be approved by Staff. MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO RF.COMMEND TO CITY COf�IJCIL tiPPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PER197T, SP ii87-01 , B�' EDFJARD AND ROSE WALDOCN, PER SECTIOf7 205.13.1, C, 9, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO ALLOFI EXTERIOR STORAGE OF �fATERIALS AlVD EQUIPMENT ON THE EAST 125 FEET OF LOT l8, BIACK 2, CEPITRAL VZEW MANOR, THE SAME BEING 7390 CF•N_TRAL AVENUE N.F.. SUBJECT TO TNE AMF,P�DED SITE PLAN AS OUTLINED BY STAFF AND SUBJECT TO THF. FOLLO:JING STIPULATIONS: 1. PROVIDE AN 8 FT. HIGH SOLID WOOD SCREENING FENCE AS PEP. CITY PLA1�' DATED FEB. 11, 1987,AND AMENDED BY PLANNIP7G COMMISSION, BY MAY 15, 1987. 2. ALL MATERIALS TO BE STORED INSIDE TNE FENCED STORAGE ARE BELOW TXE TOP OF THE FENCE BY MAY 15, 1987. 3. INSTALL LANDSCAPING AS PER CITY PLAN DATED FEB. 11, I987� TJ L`)CLUDE EDGING, MULCH, i:'F,F.D �BARRIEP., A►JD LAW.�.' SPRINY.LING B.' JC'.4'F. 15, 19D7. 4. SOD BOULEVARD AREAS AIANG CENTRAL AVENUE, 73RD AVEN(IE AtlD 73� AVElIUE AS PER CITY PLAN DATED FEB. II, 1987, BY JUNE I5, 1987. • 5. REPAINT BUILDIP7G FACADE AND TRIM BY JUNE 15, 1987. � 6. PROVIDE 6 INCH CO:VCRETE CURBIP7G AS PER CITY PLAN DATED FEB. 11, 1987, AND AMENDED BY PLANNING COMMISSION, BY JUNE 15, 1987. 7. REMOVE CONCRETE ISLAIJD FRO1N PARKING LOT BY JUNE 15, 1987. - 8. REFURBISH PARKING LOT AND DRIVEWAYS TO CITY ENGINEERS' SPECIFICATIONS AND STRIPE PARICING IAT WITXIN TXE PRIVATE PROPERTY OU'.' OF THE CO('!: ^_'Y RIGNT-OF-WAY BY SEPT. 35, 1987. PLAN�JItJG COMNISSIO�d �iEETIPJG, FEQRUARY 25, 1987 ___ _____PAGE 9 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. FROVIDE A PERFORMANCE BOND OR A LETTER OF CREDIT IN TNE AMOUNT OF $5,000 TO COVER ALL OF THE ABOVE STIPULATIONS PRIOR TO COUNCIL APPROVAL. PARKING OR STORAGE OF STREET INOPERABLE AND/OR UNLICETJSED VEHICLES IS PROHIBITED. PARKING OF VEHICLES WITHIPI STREET RIGHT—OF—WAYS IS PRONIBITED — VIOLATORS �7ILL BE TAGGED AND/OR TOWED. NO SALES OR LEASING OF VENICLES IS OR WILL BE PERMITTED ON THIS SITE. SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �187-01, FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE FOR LAWN CARE OPERATIOlr' O:+Li' .71:D IS INTENDED FOR PRESENT OWNERS ONLY AND IS NOi TRANSFERRABLE TO FUTURF. OWNERS. SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO BE REVIEWED IN SIX ��ONTHS. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAZRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED TNE MOTIOPI CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Mr. Billings stated this iter� would go to City Council on �larch 9. 2. PUBLIC NEARING: CONSIDERATION OF AN ORbItJAPJ_CE RECODIFYI��G CHAPT CLiNiG NARY.if�G, GNUKl,NtS, NIVU IiHKH6t JtltiNl.KJ: MO^_'ZON BY MS. SHEREK, 5ECONDED BY MR. BETZOLD, TiD OPEN UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTZNG AYE, CHAIRPERSON BI HEARING OPEN AT 9:09 P.M. � 2Q5 OF PUBLIC HEARING. DECI.ARED THE PUBLIC Mr. Robinson stated these ordinance chang had been discussed previously by the Planning Corimission. Now, it was r uired that the Planning Commission have a public hearing and recamnend t City Council these amendments to the City Code. Mr. Robinson reviewed with MOTION BY MS. SHERF.K, ssion the revisions to the ordinance. DED BY MR. ICONDRICK, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VDICE VOTE, A VOTING AYE� CXAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED TXF. PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT .IS P.M. MOTION BY MS. EREK, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECOMMEND T�O CITY COUNCIL THE ADOPTION OF A1'/ ORDINANCE RECODIFYING CHAPTER 205 OF TNE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS IT ELATES TC DUMPSTER ENCLOSURES, HEALTX CARE CLINIC PARKINCs� CHURCHES, AND GARAGE SETBACKS. - VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPER50N BILLINGS DECLARF.D THE MOTION � UNANIMOUSLY. 31 ri�aJ KC�Iy, /ai[ CD � I �.� O�ter A. .1 (s?.!o> � Zi•lA� �I , 3;.. ![�C .. 1 }y��• ( � �n � ,_ �=F IR ( �•7.�,• � � t (r� . � 1 � /nl i� 1 `°) =� � . .� 1�7:�\`I� V t 0 �'v� I3. "T_ .,� --7 - � . K - Q- B � Q , ., � � . � � �- a so .. , „ s - 6� . ; ��L 1 /C // /2 /3 /4 /S /E /7 / (900� � � � ` `r: ✓e.rs J p�i�eb, � 3! ` _ > >,�t. - - ,d I�� C�7 ` JNwdfjBB r� �I y �. u / !f ti : L ��' � ....,� _�__..7iLL7-_ __ � �c.�,..r � : : 2 � _ ~',► " £—$t�IW�1��t�E—�tffl'-�H��t' %'k.s RD VE. �C£N ER� . iEC. /2` � � �: 24 � � � � - � � � . �:� � � � I�C�-CATIO�N MAP . �w �i��q��w � ■�w�.�.�.+�w.� '- • _ ' ' � , �� . .. . r t. . 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X z � , � ` X X i 4io..sc, ' � / • �-- — — --- - — - gb —� �I � DR1Y� W�I`f GOh�. � i GUR6 . •=�-----= .. ��m � � W � s � � d � V � �� I- 1. r O � �.% Su►�� : �� s �� '; SI TE MAP �3 ,� hY�t�1t �w,�g :-��,�c�J}� _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ __ _ _. . __ _ _ _ _ _. n,L.• zl�.�rt � . �,..ai • �iu7�:T _ 3L �� : '�. � �� ,�� ,; � ST I Ft�►T I ONS 1. PROV I DE A 8' H I C�i SCL. I D WOOD SCREEN I NG FENCE AS PER AMENDED C I TY PLAN DA�D MaRa� 17. 1987. 2. PI.L MATER I ALS TO BE STORED I NS I DE THE FEN(:ED STORAGE AREA BELOW TH E TOP OF THE FENCE BY MAY 15. 1987. 3. I NSTALL LANDSCAP I NG AS PER AMENDED C I TY PLAN DATED MARCH 17, 1987 TO t NCLUDE EDG I NG. N�.I.CH. WEED BARR I ER AND LAWN SPR I N4_. I NG BY � 15. 1987 . 4. SOD BOI�EVARD AREAS ALONG CENTRAL AVENt�. 73RD AVENUE AND 73 1/2 AVENUE AS �R a�ivoED C I nr �.wv o�arED MaRa� 17. 1987 BY .Juv� 15, 1�7. 5, f�PA I NT BU I LD I NG FACADE AND TR I M BY �IaVE 15. 1987 . 6. PROVIDE 6" CONCRETE CURBING WITH GUTTER AS PER AMENDED CITY PLAN DATED Ma�ta� 17. 1987 sY ,Juv� 15. 1987. 7. f�MOVE CANCRETE i SLAND FRCM PARK! NG LOT BY � 15, 1�7 . 8. �PAVE PARKING LOT AS PER CITY ENGINEER SPECIFICATIONS AND STRIPE NINE �9) STALLS WITHIN PRIVATE PROPERTY BY SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. 9. PRON I DE A PERFOf�h1�1NCE BOND OR A LETTER � CRED I T I N THE �WIOUNT OF $5.000 TO CAVER ALL OF THE ABCNE STIPILATIONS PRIOR TO COUNCIL APPROVAL. 10. PARK I NG AREA I S FaR STORAGE OF STREET OPERABLE AND/OR L I CENSED V EH I CLES Of�LY .( NbD I F I ED BY STAFF ON NNI�RCH 5. 1987 ) 11. PARKING OF VEHICLES WITHIN STREET RI(��IT OF WAYS IS PROHIBITED - VICLATORS W ILL BE TAGGED AND/OR 7(�rJED. . 12. NO S�ALES OR LEAS I IVG OF VEH I CLES I S OR W I LL BE PERM I TTED ON 1N I S S I TE ., 13. SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #87-01 FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE FOR LAWN CARE OPERATION Ot�LY AND I S I NTENDED FOR PRESENT CYJNERS 0(�LY AND I S NOT TRANSFERRABLE TO FUTURE CWI�ERS. 14. SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO BE REVIEWED IN SIX MONTHS. � � ci�nroF Ft� a��r PLANNING DIVISION MEMORANDUM !�D �: Jock Robertson, Qa�niauty Development Director 1�END FRQM: Jim R�4inson, Planning Ooordimtor �� I�ND L�ATE: Marc� 18, 1987 � RDG�tDING: Fiml Zoning Action for Springbrook Apartments Gbmplex On March 17, 1987 staff inet with Ren Belqarde and his legal counsel. Linda Fisher, in an effort to iron out the final details associated with the Springbrook Apartment project. �e attad�ed revised stipulations and facade plans marked as E�ibits A-1 and A-2 as well as the revised landscape gl.an marked as E�ibit 8 represent culmination of the negotiation process. In addition, a drairnge pl an has been ref ined to the extent that the Publ ic Works department is satisfied with �e draft drawings. In order to facilitate the oommencement of this project, it would be appropriate for the Council to consider the seoond reading of the zoning ordinanoe. Along with the seo�nd reading of the zoning ordinance, Council should authorize the Mayor and City Manager to execute the attached zoning agreenent. Z�e developer has agreed that this zoning agreement will be e�oecuted after the seo�nd reading and prior to pub�lication of the ordinance. In addition, a maintenanoe agreenent which o�vers the c�ntinued care of the orr- site and Nature Center holding ponds and drainage structures is to be apprwed by City staff and executed prior to p�utalishing the zoning ordir�anoe. Along with the final zoning appraval it would al�o be in order to approve the amencfient to the 1990 Lan�d Use Component af the Comprehensive Plan which in effect changes the land use desic�ation from Sr2, Reclevelopment District, to I� 3, General Multiple Dwellir�}s. �is cfiange is oonsistent with the housing elenent of the Comprehensive Plan which anticipated multiple dwellings in this location Attached also please fir�d a map which outlires the 1990 Land Use dzange and a letter fran Sandra Gardebring of the Metrogol itan Council which aoncurs with the amenc�aen� JLi;/dn 1y-87-69 4 ..� � � � .. . University Ave. Assoc. , ZQA #86-05 ORDINANCE ZO AN�ID �E QTY �I� OF �E QTY OF FRIL[,EY, MINNE50`!�► BY NY�iRING A Q3ANGE IN ZaIJING DIS�tICIS 7he Cotmcil of the City of Fridley does ordain as follaws: SECI'ION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is �nended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. �he tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: �he South 450.00 feet, except the East 600.00 feet thereof, of all that part of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, Zbwnship 30, Range 24, Anoka Cotmty. Minnesota, lying Westerly of State Tr�k 8ic�way No. 47, and the North 600.00 feet of the South 1050.00 feet, exoept the East 600.00 feet thereof, of all that part of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, Zbwnship 30, Fange 24, Anoka County. Minnesota, lying Westerly of State Tr�mk Hic�rway No. 47, and all of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, �wnship 30, Range 24, Ar�oka Coimty, Minresota, lying Westerly of State Trunk Highway No. 47, except the South 1050.00 feet thereo� and except the East 600.00 feet thereof as measured at right angles to the West ric�t-of- way line of State Tr�mk Hic�iway No. 47 and except that part lying North of the South line of the North 32.12 acres of said Northwest 1/4 of Section 2. Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District knawn as F�3 (General Muttiple Dwelling}. SECTION 3. 7hat the Zoning Ac�►iinistrator is directec7 to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned f rom Zoned District M-2 (Heavy Industrial) to R-3 (General Multiple Dwelling). AA,SSID AND ADOFTED BY �IE QTY �CTNCIL OF �iE QTY OF FRII�,EY �IIS L1AY OF , 1987. ATiFST: SHIRI,EY A. 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I� �,, tJlr ri � ui tss �. . ' . :i. O, � � � �tii .' �'i . �� >- � 1-� 1 (.� . . �' .. �i � � �� i �,. ;, . Q �i AvE ' i ,, # (�> , � � 0 • � �Y/G ^ ;� � (�) � A � ,� v fi..I � 1 ' � � � U /:j J7 '1 I, _ V � r (�•) -s.; - „- �, --- - �ra 1 ?C f (5�I I• : Y x � �i � ?l r I Z � v �. 1 I ` ( � . ' � I�IH F'ioF�IC ES I AI t� . � , ,... � ' %:. i �'1 '� '� > > REV � $ED 3/ �8/87 a.��i 1. ARCH I TECTURAL FACADE DES I GN TO BE CONS I STENT W I TH ELEVAT I ONS AND RENDER I �JGS ATTACHED AS E�i I 6 I T� � AND �2. i ADDED 3/ 18/87 ) 2, PRONIDE DECK ELEMENT DETAILS - ALL DECK FASCIA AND DECK SUPPORT POSTS TO BE PRE-FIIVISHED METAL TRIM. 3. COLOR SCHEME - SAMPLES OF ALL ARCHITECTURAL FACADE MATERIAL TO BE SUBMITfED FOR CITY APPRONAL PRIOR TO BUILDING PERMIT. iMODIFIED 3/18✓87) 4. PRON I DE BR I qC SOLD i ER COURSE FOR W I(VDOW S i LLS ON F I RST TWO FLOORS FOR WIIVDGW OPENINGS. THIRD FLOOR WINDOW SILLS TO BE DETERMINED; WITH STAFF APPRCIVAL. 5. ELEVATIONS WHICH INCLIAE DETAILED FAC�IDE MATERIAL DESCRIPTIONS i0F NEW CONCEPT) TO BE SI�MITTED PRIOR TO PI�LICATION OF ZQA #86-f�5. (NbDIFIED 3/ 18/87) 6, pLL TRASH ENCLOSURES TO BE BR I CK ENCLOSURES; ONE PER BU IL01 NG TO BE PROVIDED. 7. DEVELOPER WILL ENSURE ADEQUATE ON-SITE PARKING THROUGH MANAGEMENT OR PROVISION OF ADDITIONAL PARKING AREA. GEVELOPER TO SIGN PARKING LOT AND ENFORCE TO ACCOMPL I SH PARICI NG I N DES i GNATED AREAS O�L.Y. 8. PROVIDE A SITE IMPROVEMENT PERFORMANCE BOND; AMOUNT TO BE THREE PERCENT OF CONSTRUCTION VPLUE. LETTER OF CREDIT TO THE HRA IN THE AMOUNT OF $136,�id, ( SEE DEVELOPMENT AC�2EDNENT SECT I ON 4.5 �. TO SERVE AS PORT I ON OF REQUIRED S�RETY. (MODIFIED 3/18/8l) 9. DEVELOPER TO IMPLEMENT AMENITY PACKAGE AS DEFINED IN CLIFF'S/FRIDLEY CONTRAST. .� 10. SOUNDPROOFING TO BE INSTALLED ADJACENT TO LAUVDRY ROCMS AND STAIRS. 11. REZONING IS FOR THE NORTH PARK ESTATES PROJECT OPLY AS DEPICTED ON SITE PLANS A(� ELEVAT I ONS I NCLIA I NG SPEC I F I ED MATER I ALS AS SHOWN ON EXH I B I TS �-1, /�-2 avD B. (NboIFIED 3/18/87) 4D I�tIH rAfdc tS IAItS LUA �i6-f05 r, s. �-�05 rtw r�- ��v is r�vi� ��✓�r 1. ADD ADD I T I ONAL DECORAT I V E L I(�iT I NG AROI�VD POPDS ; M I N I h�.M � THREE L I GHTS FOR EACH POIVD. �. FINAL DESIGN FOR POPD/DRAINACf ELEMENTS WILL PROVIDE FOR RETENTION OR DETENTION AREAS WHICH WILL FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY AND CONTRIBUTE TO A V I SUALLY PLEAS I NG AND LCW MAI NTENANCE DRAI NA(� SYSTEM . F'LANS TO SCREEN DRAINAC-F STRUCTURES TO BE APPRO�VED BY STAFF PRIOR TO BUILDING. (NbDIFIED j/ 1tS/tif ) j. UEVELOPER TO ASSIME RESPONSIBILITY OF ANY RELOCATION AI� OONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING NATURE I.�ENTER BOARDWALK NECESSITATED BY NATURE I:ENTER POND CONSTRUCTION. 4. N MAI NTENANCE AGREEMENT WHICH I IVCLUDES ON-S I TE AND NATURE I:ENTER PONDS AND STRUCTURES TO BE APPROV ED BY C: I TY PR I OR TO PIBL I CAT I ON G� Ll1A �ti6-!OS . tIaDDED j/ 1�►/t�t) 5. A STORM SEWER CHARGE OF �I.l�i6 TO BE ASSESSED, THROUGH DEVELOPER PET i T I ON, AGA i NST THE DEVELUPNIENT PARCQ.. FMOUNT CF ASSESSMENT BASED ON PRORATA SHARE CF LAND AREA IN DEVELUPMENT AND A DISCOUNT OF �1L.�51 IN RECOGN I T I ON CF PROPOSED tl(�S I TE STORM WATER IMPRO'VEMENTS . UEV ELOPER TO PETITION FOR SAID ASSESSMENT PRIaFt TO RECORDING PLAT. (ADDED j/1M/ti!) 4E N�R1H PA�K ESTAItS �� -:. � ' :. 4 �� '� 1� ' + '� ' . . ' 1 . . 1. PRCNIDE IMPROVEMENTS TO NATURE CENTER BERM LANDSCAPING AS AGREED ON OCTOfsER ZZ, 1986 .( I NCORPORATED ON E�-I I B I T B) A. PROVIDE 12 ADDITIONAL OAK TREES ALL ALONG BERN TO INCLI�E 6— 2", 3— 3" AND 3— 4" 1R�s, B. SIMAC — OUT; CHANGE TO HIGHBUSH CRANBERRY 1H" — 24" IN SIZE. BLAqC Q�-IOKE OUT; (�iANGE TO H I C�iBUSH C12ANBERRY 18" — Z�F" I N S I ZE, AOD ADDITIONAL SHRUBBERY TO BERM TO SCREEN THIRD GARAGE FROM S011TH .( WCRK W I TH NATURE [.�NTER D I RECTOR ). C, ASH — Oltf ; CFiANGE TO S I LVER MAPLE 2 lI2" I N S i ZE. D. PRON i DE 12 NORWAY SPRUCE I N ADD I T I ON TO 'f}iOSE SPRIKE PLANNED. 3' — 8' IN SIZE. E. NbRE EMPHAS I S ON PLANT I NGS NEAR TOP OF BEF�i. 2. SHC�V FENCE ON PLAN. TRAIL TO BE ON THE DEVELOPMENT SIDE OF THE FENCE. FENCE GEf�RALLY TO BE LOCATED WEST OF TRAIL A�D ON THE DEVELOPMENT SIDE OF THE BERM. EXCEPT. LOCATION ON LARGE BERM TO BE ON NATl1RE C� NTER SIDE � CF THE BEf�1. (INCORPORATED ON EXHIBIT B) 3. FENCE TO BE 6' GREEN VINYL CLAD WITH NO TOP RAIL. iINCORPORATED ON E�-IIBIT B) 4. FENCE GATES TO BE TURN STYLE DESIGN. SELECTION TO BE APPROVED BY NATURE C�nrrER D I �cTOR . 5. CONTI f�JE BERMI NG AND SEEDI NG ON NATURE C�NTER TO 85TH AVENUE AND AROUND CORf�ER I F EXCESS F ILL I S AVAILABLE, ' 6. CONT I NUE SECUR i TY FENCE TO 50' BEYOf�D NORTH OF DEVQ.(7PMENT A(� 50' TO THE WEST ON THE SOUTHERN END OF THE SITE. iINCORPORATED ON E�-IIBIT B) 7. P�OND DEPTH ( IN NATURE C�NTER) TO BE 5' AT NORh1AL WATER LEVEL. LOCATION AND SIZE TO BE APPROVED BY NATURE CENTER DIRECTOR. (DRAINAGE PLAPdS . PREL I M I NAR I LY APPRCNED BY STAFF ON 3/ 18/87 .) � 4F NqTURE C�f`tfER I NTEfFACE: REF I t�EMENTS Pac� 2 $. DEVELOPER TO I NSTALL APPROPR I ATE WpLIdVAY QOIV�ECT � ONS ON NORTH AND SOUTH TO EXISTING NATURE (�NTER TRAIL. 9. . SEED M I X ON NATURE CENTER TO I NCLUDE WOODLAND AND PRA I R I E FLOWER MIXTURES. SEED TO BE M�ILCHED. �� . CANSTRUCT I ON ZONE TO BE SH(�JN ON GRAD I NG PLAN AND APPROiVED. TREES TO BE RpvKyUEp Tp gE MARKED AND APPROVED BY NATURE (�NTER DIRECTOR. 11. TREES TO BE SAVED TO BE PROTECTEO BY SNGW FENCE: PLACEMENT ASSISTED BY NATURE CENTER DIRECTOR. �2� PRCNIDE A COORDINATED BEf�fING AND LAf�SCAPE PLAN. iSEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT B) 13. BERM TO BE HEIGHTE(�ED AT NORTHWEST OORNER A�D ADJACENT TO NATURE CENTER ppf�; TREE WELLS TO BE INSTALLED TO PROTECT EXISTING TREES IN EXPANDED �� Eq, (A�DED 3/18/87) 14. NATURE CENTER DIRECTOR TO COORDINATE SPECIFIC PLACEMENTS OF PLANT MATERIALS ON BERM TO MAXIMIZE SCREENING. iAODED 3/18/87) 15. PLL F ILL MATER l AL USED FOR BERM i NG TO BE CL EAN MATER I AL. FREE OF �RaacEOUS t�arrER. (AooED 3/18/87) � � 4G I�R I H PARIC ESTA I t� �� -:. � ' %:. 4 C� � � . �� . .�■A. '� REV I SED 3/ 18/87 1. PRONIDE ADDITIONAL SCREENING AL ONG THE EASTERLY 28 FEET; THROUGH THE �',DDITION OF SIX OVERSTORY SHADE TREES. (INCORPORATED ON E�-iIBIT B) 2. PROVIDE A COORDINATED BEf�11NG AND LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR THE ENTIRE SITE. i( NCORPORATED ON E�-�I I B I T B) 3. �l.L SHRI� BEDS TO BE EDGED AND MI�.CHED WITH A WEED BARRIER PROVIDED. ( I NCORPORATED ON E�-I I B I T B) 4. ROCK MI.�CH TO BE I NSTALL.ED AS I ND I CATEO ON LANDSCAPE PLAN DATED 1B/ 14/86, EXCEPT ADDITIONAL ROCK IN PARKING. SEE #10. 5. �LL TURF AREAS TO BE SODDED EXCEPT AREA WEST OF NATURE CENTER SECURITY FENCE, AND 10 FEET BEYOND TRAIL TO NORTN TO BE SEEDED. � 6. PRCNIDE AN IMPROVED INTERNAL HARDSURFACE PATHWAY SYSTEM WHICH CONNECTS THE DEVELOPMENT FR(�1 EAST TO WEST AI� NORTH TO SOUTH; TO BE CONSTRUCTED W I TH I N 1 YEAR OF 70'�6 OCCUPANCI(. 7, �1.L DEV ELOPMENT LANDSCAP ! NG TO HAVE UNDERGROUI� LAWN SPR 1!� l NG. S l M 1 L AR TO THAT OF THE CL I FF' S DEVELOPh1ENT. 8. BUILDING AND ENTRY PLANTING BEDS TO BE BEI�IED . 9. ( MPLEMEM PER I PHERL WALI4�+IAY SYSTEM AS SH(�JN ON E�-I I B I T B. 10. SOD OR PROVIDE ROCK MULCH F� THE CURBED PARKING LOT INDENTATIONS IN EXCESS OF 5 FEET IN WIDTH. (MODIFIED 3/18/87) � Q � W S W � �� -:) �1 �� ......... _�.._....�.. V� F✓10y�tl�J1/ �'4LlM Yj,`: t� � � •• .• l��1 �� tl(f �.1Nw '�Uw�M xMnl� ln'.�. � IV�.C�.�M 7� SIJi:'•qA f7l�OCS9t �r O � �w� � / � Q > �,a�a {L i J I A� [: tT ' `-� :3' Ci � �"�-1='S '�."' . + � i � I � ' �Eg ' C7 — ? Fa,e - a�n:r� � �Ea . 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'-� a�{� . �� , , � �' � � � ;�+i ! �. u ` � , 1j �, � s� : � _..\ c, t� .� ��'' �..•e. a.w...� � ., �/ ` .t - . �i i�1 1� r. : �'1 � � �, �' . i�e `..1 ��.- _-� � - '�� . • 1 ,� `1� ♦ 1 . - ♦ __` ' `..�N . _ � S � . ,i�t,'�t•� � • \ ll 1 �t �l•�{ �i�7� �['.• �J � `��` t I . `f • i� r ! � ' � Y1 I i ' �1, � �,l, t, �, , , � , . ,��,1. _ ,.`.... ..... _ -,. ,� � ��_,�, � .� - -- -�. �' j M: _ '�:'_. - . , ]i �{f� �� 1 \'�'j �� i1 J:i �-� �` �e _ � i i: i�1;i;i � r �' ;'�;_�j _ - - -�—�:. �_ �_+�.'--�. � r�_�= �6] ��: �� ( > > � Ni. -- •--� 4J � � CI�TY OF FRlDLEY C01�IlMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT MEMO RAN D UM NEND �: Nasi.m Qureshi, City Ma�ger MEND FROM: Jock Robertson, Camn�ity Developnent Director � I�ND II�TE: January 21, 1987 R�ARDING: Rezoning Agreenent with University Avenue Associates The Fridley HRA is entering into a Developnent Agreenent with the University Avenue Associates for the developnent of the 358 unit apartment complex. Staff reoo�unends that a Rezoning Agreement also be approved by the City Co�cil so that the proposed develoFtnent zoning is attached to the subject property. �e attactied draft Rezoning Agreement has been approved by the Developer and by the City Attorney 1 : ! ti r�-s�-i� "* n 1 .i �- � ��r ,---- - - - � �-- - ._ - � --- - - � --' �� 1�=1-�Ly��, � ,. -�� 4 L � �� =�-r� ! REZONING AGREEMENT I j �� THIS REZONING AGREEMENT is by and between the CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (City) and UNIVERSITY AVENUE ASSOCIATES, a Minnesota partnership (the Company), and provides as follows: 1.) Definitions - As used in this Agreement, the following terms have the following respective meanings: (O1) Development Property means the real property described in Exhibit A of this Agreement. (02) HRA Contract shall mean that Contract for Private Development by and between the Housing and Redevelopment Authority in and for the City and the Company, dated , 198_ ' (03) Unavoidable Delavs means delays, outside the control of the Party claiming its occurrence, which are the direct result of strikes, other labor troubles, unusually severe or prolonged bad weather, Acts of God, fire or other casualty to the Minimum Improvements, litigation commenced by third parties which, by injunction or other similar judicial action, directly results in delays, or acts of any federal, state or local governmental unit (other than the City) which directly result in delays. Except as specifically provided to the contrary herein, all definitions herein shall have the meanings they are given in the HRA Contract. 2.) Rezoninq - (01) Subject to Sections 3 and 7 of this Agreement, the City agrees to rezone Development Property to zoning classification R-3. (02) Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to relieve the Company of its obligation ta-pay all customary and routine costs and fees imposed by the City-in processing a rezoning request. . 3.) Construction Plans - The City shall have no . obligation to the Company to take any action pursuant to any � provision of this Agreement until such time as the Company has_ submitted Construction Plans to the City, which plans may be submitted separately for each phase, and the Authority has approved such Construction Plans. The Authority shall approve the Construction Plans if they conform to the provisions of Section 4.2 of the HRA Contract, and no Event of Default has occurred. � 4M 4.) Construction of Minimum Improvements - The Company agrees that it will construct the Minimum Improvements on the Development Property in conformance with the approved Construction Plans. 5.) Commencement and Completion of Construction - Subject to Unavoidable Delays, the Company shall commence construction of the Minimum Improvements on or before June l, 1987. Subject to Unavoidable Delays, the Company shall have substantially completed the construction of the Minimum Improvements on or prior to December 1, 1990. 6.) Expiration of Aqreement - Upon the issuance of the Certificate of Completion as evidenced by Exhibit B of the HRA Contract, all of the terms and provisions of this Agreement shall automatically, without notice, terminate. 7.) CompanY's Failure to Complete Minimum Improvements_- Failure by the Company to commence and complete construction of the Minimum Improvements pursuant to the HR.A Contract, will result in the termination of this Agreement, at the option of the City. If the City terminates this Agreement due to the Company's failure to construct or complete the Minimum Improvements, then, with respect to the portion of the Development Property upon which the Minimum Improvements have not been constructed (the Undeveloped Property), the City may at its option either: , (O1) Continue to require that any future use or construction occurring on the Undeveloped Property meet and comply w�ith the terms of this Agreement beyond the time period provided in Section 5 hereof, or (02) Rescind the zoning action described in Section 2(01) hereof for the Development Property, providing that any construction of the Minimum Improvements in accordance with this Agreement, for which the City has issued a certificate of occupancy, shall be a lawful non-conforming use. 8.) Law Governinq - This Agreement will be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota. 9.) Bindinq - The terms and conditions of this Agreement shall run with the Development Property and shall be binding upon the Company and its assigns and successors. � 2. � 4N IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City and the Company have caused this Agreement to be duly executed on this day of , 19 8_ THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA By: Its: Mayor By: Its: City Manager UNIVERSITY AVENUE ASSOCIATES By: Its: - STATE OF MINNESOTA) )ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , 198_, by William J. Nee, Mayor of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, a political subdivision of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of said City. Notary Public STATE OF MINNESOTA) )ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , 198_, by Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, a political subdivision of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of said City. Notary Public � 3. � 40 STATE OF MINNESOTA) )ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing was acknowledged before me this day of , 19 8_, by , the of University Avenue Associates, a Minnesota partnership, on behalf of the Partnership. SOK:DEO 4. Notary Public �" 4P EXHIBIT A (Development Property) The Development Property is located in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, and is legally described as follows: SOK:DEO The South 450.00 feet, except the East 600.00 feet thereof, of all that part of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying Westerly of State Trunk Highway No. 47. The North 600.00 feet of the South i050.00 feet, except the East 600.00 feet thereof, of all that part of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, _ Minnesota, lying Westerly of State Trunk Highway No. 47. All of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 2, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying Westerly of State Trunk Highway No. 47, except the South 1050.00 feet thereof and except the East 600.00 feet thereof as measured at right angles to the West Right-of-Way line of State Trunk Highway No. 47 and except that part lying North of the South line of the North 32.12 acres of said Northwest 1/4 of Section 2. _ � cinroF fRlDLEY CO]N�MUNtT'Y DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT M EMO RAN D UM N�D �: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager r�Nll EROM: Jock Robertson, Crnmnmity Developnent Director �� I�rD nATE: January 21, 1987 RE�ARDING: Comprehensive Plan Amendment for University Avenue Associates The proposed amendment would change the 1990 Land Use Map for this develognent from S-2, Redevelognent District, to R-3, General Multiple Dwelling. 7he amencfiient is requested to ac:o�modate the 358 unit agartment oomplex proposed ny University Avenue Associates. With the size of the tract being a little wer 21 acres, the p�oposed density is 17 units per acre. Zhe amencYnent was appro�ved b� the Planning C,omnission on October 2l, 19�6 and final approval at the Public Hearing of the C�ty Council meeting on December 8, 1986. �e [�etrop�litan Council has reviewed the proposed anendment and has determined that it has no potential impact in ariy of the Metropol itan System plans and that the City may place the amendment into efrect immediately. JLR/cfit M-87-15 �'IN C�T\�.. November 17, 1986 Mr. James L. Robinson City of Fridley 6431 University Av. NE Fridley, MN 55432 RE: City of Fridley Comprehensive Plan Amendment Land Use Change from Redevelopment to Multiple Dwellings hietropolitan Council District 8 Metropolitan Couneil Referral File No. 13506-2 Dear Mr. Robinson: . � Metropolitan Council 300 Metro Square Building Seventh and Robert Streets St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Telephone (612) 291-6359 The Metropolitan Council staff and I have reviewed the city's comprehensive plan amendment received by the Council on November 25, 1986. We have determined that the proposed amendment has no potential impaet upon any of the metropolitan system plans. Therefore, the city may place the amendment into effeet immediately. Because the proposed amendment appears unlikely to affect policies and plans in other chapters of the Metropolitan Development Guide, the Couneil will waive further review and comwent on this amendment. The amendment, explanatory materials supplied and the information submission form will be appended to the city's plan in the Council's files. This concludes the Council's review. Sincerely, Sandra S. Garaebring� Chair SSG:ms ce: Donale E. Stein, Metropolitan Co cil District 8 John Rutford, Metropolitan Counc' Staff Jim Schoettler, Metropolitan Coun il Staff An Equal OPPortunity Employer ; .�- � `=� :; � d ��. �-� w.w��r;a:��o�,�■ � .V �r ��:ti J �s°� - f�t= �' : � -� : _ �.r.��t.�� i l i 111. .� �� - ' ��-��ioi-� ' _= �� • � � �;"'j�� / � ^ ; ,q7 ��q[f� �bo �tl� _ :tf�t �.�4��? y � : � _ '� . ' orn�o t i��ww o?aq°��+°� �� _ 1 _ _ 0.on o9�`0 � �� _ �"Ii �l! Y � � �I�I��7�. `^"..`^ �� , I� � �, � �+� r o- s �' ' s � � � �. �: �� °� ,' °05 ��.. � -�.�,A �� . �_ �-�o�- ��f� ��.� s �_ . � y,. �i. �, �:�,��,��?� ? � —� �`0'�;1 � `�.?�`- — - _�� .._._ _�_��i ��;�� i ��1�''`.�''F � ��11 �`�= = �!"-Tr ��;�� ,--�� d � — i�i::::: �•�...::. --'Y�.�-�—, � 990 LeNd J LOW �7EN61TY F � MEO. lfENSITV C � GOMMERG(/� � INOLJ�TAIAI �i se..�..e...., ' � �� NORTH CONTOUA �NT�HVA��() CITY �C CDI�t �V ��.1� y� v!?��tMl� • � � �«�„�: �+' �1 Mr. A�mt, Assistant to the City Manager, stated the Chairperson of; the (�arter U�nmission, Siasan Jackson, was unable to attend the meetin this evening, h�owever, she has reviewed and ctincurs with �e meno to the uncil wnoerning Charter anendments reaom�nended ix the Chazber O�anissio Mr, Aunt stated ore of the changes reoommended is technical 'n regard to da�nage suits and elimination of specific referenoe to inclividual state statute. Ae stated the other change refers to judges,4nd clerks of elections. He stated there are ro longer clerks for the eYection so it is proposed to renave this language. Ae stated the triarter language was also ambiguous regarding registerec3 and eligible voters and the Commission felt judges should be registered vaters. No persons in the audienoe sp�ke regarcling these �oposed amenc�►ents to the City Ct�arter. i HDTI�ON b� Q��mcilman Barnette to close the p[ibl ic hearing. Seoonded by (b�mdlman Schneider. Op�n a voioe vote, alY voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. /� NEW BUSII�SS: ,' 3. OOitiSII? R�.TTOLY OF,..F'3,�' �n�Tlw OF AN 0 II�F RFYY1r�TFYTAY` � FRTnT.�y CITY DOD�. (�,PTER 3. EI�TrITLF� "PER90NNEL" By AMENDING ��CTTON 3 03. ENTI "HOLI�I Y�S" : % Mr, eunt, Assistant to the 1Kanager, stated the current Personnel Ordinanoe pro�vicles for nirye h idays including Cblunbus Day. He stated at the beginning of this ymr, the City was required by State law to include I�rtin Luther Ring Day as a i offidal h4liday, howe�ver, state law cbesn't require city affiaes to be closed on ailunbus Day. Ae stated it has been the practioe to have o additional holiclays, in addition to the nine specified in the ordi noe, and there are naw ten that are mandated so there is only one floatin ol iday. He stated if the Persannel Ordinanoe was changed to e�oclude cific referenae to anlunbus Day, there would be nine specif ied hol i� s and, if the O�incil wishes to grant two more, ther e i s a little more flexibility when the holidays aan be taken. - . - - . . ... -- . . - - . .� .- . . - �. . �: . ._ - - - . �: . .: • • • • - •- . - - -. • . . . .. • - • • •- •• -. • • - �• •- • • t• •z 1 •• • ♦-I • - • • - • -- •- -• - i • • -• i . • � �� i� �� 1�:_ � � � � �ti� �_ : � ��_ � � : � � i� �:_�.« : �i1i��/ �. : ia±' �i�� . i�• !_.i� �; �:. � �� La� �.ti �!_�Rv � ;! s � �!�.�.�4i c_ �� I _�:. v 1 _ �..l�! _ �. �� tw� � � z':�.yvL�� 1�14� �!�l�±�._ . ! r; �!?�� .�� 4 � . . y; ; t��l � .� ,`� �i' :��\��±t�-'}M� : ��±�1 �_ : �!� � � ��W: • �� ; /�f�l 1 _ !� / ; � ; ��lal ) ; .'_� ;. 4� � —3— 4u � ��.�1Ly� �t�!�IY1.. • " � �«y„i:_�• . �m�rrroN hYJ. 121 98�,�-�ING A FIt�ZNG . Mr. Flora, Publfc Works Direc*ct. stated this rezoning is for a parvel oi goperty adjaver� to the Sprinc�irook Nature Qenter and is propo�ed to be rezored to allaw a�nstruction of a 358 unit apartment aomplex. 8e sta►ted in completing the rezoning action for thig pa►roel, the clevelopaent ptan had to be subnitted to the 1Ketrop�Iitan �uncfl, sinoe it requires agreeaent by then t,o amend the Qocnpcehensive plan of the City. 8e stated if the O�uncil decides to rezone his goperty, it would be approp�iate to authorize staff to a�nend the Land Ose Section of the Oomprehensive Plan f ram �-2 to R-3. I�. Flora stated an Envirormental Assesst►ent Worksheet was als� a�mpleted for this de�velognent and no adverse a�mmec�.s were reoeived. He statecl there is a resolution in the Oouncil's agenda which establishes a negative cleclaration for a full envirormental impact statsnent for this c3evelopnent- tb�mcilman Fitzpatrick asked if the Wincil aould �nsider just the rezoning this evening and the resolution at a lat,er chy. Ms. Fisher, legal munsel far the ci�veloper. ��a ��r �a �o� on the purchase a� this property on Devember 22, and it is eontingent on the f irst reading of the rezoning ordinance, a change in the land use of the Cbmp�ehensive Plan, and a finding of a negative c3eclaration for a full envirormental impact statenent. 5he sta� d�they would, ther9 oce. ssible.� reveive appcoval o� a11 three e� these o sals this evenin , if po t�t. Qureshi. cYty l�nager, questioned who plaaed these mntingenc3es on this purchase. Ms. Fisher stat�ed it was e�oecvted by b�th the buYer and seller. She stated in diswssions with CYty staff, it was antici�ated these actions would be taken by the �undl this evening. Mr. Qureshi stated it would not be possible to am� �e �"'P��sive Plan fram Sr2 t�o R-3, without the diange being aomPleted in the rezoning. Ms. Fisher felt perhaps action v�uld be taken sutrjec* to appcoval o� the sewnd reading of the rezoning ordinanae. �1 a�reemien�ts aa etente ed i�o an�d st pulations imposedtto bi d the al g aeveloper to a aertain type of develoP�er�• l�s. Fisher stated the Envirormental Lnpact Statement is quite imp�rtant �nder their agreenent, but felt the ci�ange in the O�mpcehensive Plan would not have to be approved �mtil the seaona teadi�9 of the rezoning ordinance. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated State statute P�aides that zoni,ng �takes preoedenoe ever t�e Cbmgehensive lylan. He stated if the Oouncil app�aves t2�e a�aenc3nert to the Oomprehensive Plan this evening and for some .ceason d�es1't apprwe the rezoning. the Pco]ect would not be able bo proaeed. , i�. Qureshi stated staff would reaoamerxi Co�ndl a�nsic�r t�e first readi�e of the rezoning ordinanve ana the resolution for a finding of a nega declaration for a full erniro�unental impact statesnent. He stated tiie -�4- ��.1�.M1 �i�a1M1��. �,' � ��„i:_�; : amenclnent to the Oomprehensive Plan would be subm itted at the time of the se�nd reading of the rezoning ordinanve on Deoember 22, 1986, assuning an agreenent fs entered irito by the 8eveloper to fulfill all �e wnditions fo� de�velopnent as requested by the City. l�DTZON by Gbuncilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading and appro�ve the ordir�noe upon first reading. Sevonded by On�mcilman Goodspeed. Opon a voiae vote,. all voting aye, Nlayor Nee declared the motion carried umaninausly. rpTD�N tr� Q�uncilman FYtzpatrick to acbpt Resolution No. 121-1986. Seo�ndec] by O��dlman Goodspeec]. Op�n a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimo�ly. 5. RE��C�OiJ I`J. �� Q86 APPR4VIIw A FI T"i PI�nT. P S. #86-05. NOATH PARR r�'�±T�� G�NERA�LY LOCATF�D 90U1'H_fl * VF'N[lF. A.��('TA!t'FS: Ah'� I�'?Ki'6 OF 83RI? A�tFNUEt �Y UINZYER�I'i7�� - ,. Mr. Flora, R�blic Works Direc�or, statrecl this resolution deals with the plat associated with the developnent of the 358 apartment unit vompL�x to the east o� the Sprinc�rook Nature t�errter. ae stated the plat was eviewed by the Planning CaRnission anc3 they reoommended appraval with�ie follvwing stipulations: (1) Developer subject to fai,r share of assessments on a possible future road along the north er� of c3evelopnent�. te; (2) Property aaner agrees to pravide on plat an additional 65 foot .r/ide ric�t of-way for a loop back, to pravide a future road oonnection between 83rd Avenue and 85th Avenue; (3) Park fee to be paid as follaws� Block 1, Lot 1-(358 s 500) ,$179,000; to�tal amoumt to t�e paid with first builc�ng permitf Block I, Lot 2 and Block 2, Lot 1, square footage to,be determined and fees to be paid with builc7ing permit or replatting/at the prevailing rate; (4) Desic��ate existing 33 foot eas�nerit on s,oGth as dedicated right-of-way on plat= (5) De�velopnent waterlir�e should provide for two stubs on the r�rthern section with tees and valves= to be rdinated with Ctity Dzgireer s and (6) Developer agrees to pay up to 8 of norrpublic oosts associated with p�ssible sic�alization on 83rd enue and University Avenue, and at 85th Avenue and future acaess roa� Mr. Fiora stated the cvr� �rit lancbwrer reqc�ests a waiver of the park fees for Block l, Lo�t 2 and �81ock 2, Iat 1. I�r. Qureshi stated.the ��ncilr in the Fast• has c3elayed oollection of the Fark fees, but th�y have never been waived and staff is reoommending this not be �re. !'r. R�y Wo sbecker, representing the a�rrer, l�r. Barbush, stated the p�rtion of property to the front is only a po�rtion of the paroel that is being c3�velo and Mr. Barbush is not in a position where he is reaciy tA develoF� Ae the Clty wanted to have this p�eoe platted and the road dedicateci He ated Mr. Barbush was reluctant, but oonsented and gave aIl- the ents requested and would, thereiore, like a waiver a� the park fee. P�yor Nee stated he felt the awner and City have to work together on the -S- 4v ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE BY AMENDING CHAPTER 111 ENTITLED "LICENSING FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS AND FOOD VENDING MACHINES", BY DELETING SECTION 111.13, VENDING MACHINES, AND RENAMING CHAPTER "LICENSING FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS" THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: 111.13. VENDING MACHINES Under Minnesota State Statutes, Chapter 28A, Section 28A.09, Subd. (a) provides that a Home Rule Charter City who does not inspect food vending machines is prohibited from imposing a food vending machine inspection or license fee. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FR.IDLEY THIS ___ DAY OF , 1987 WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK First Reading: March 9, 1987 Second Reading: Publication: 5 � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE ClTY COUNCIL -- APPOINTMENTS6 MARCH 23, 1987 (Tabled March 9, 1987) �fi:� 4 - � 1•�• i o- v • i� •• i♦ •� > a+• •• i ` �• �► �� • •� 4-1-89 4-1-87 4-1-88 �' 1�_7�' :�1 1 • i1 's� :r ••ti!:� •I li,�• y�. 21/ 28 K • �t Mi: �1• Vacated b� Bruoe Peterson 11/19/86 Glen Douglas 861 66th Avenue N. E. ( H. 571-2074 ) Vacated by Dale � �anpson 5/ 19/ 86 walter Rasnussen 7�06 Alden Way N. E. (A. 571-6232) �� "r pIqECTOAATE o c �� F � � PUBLIC WOFiK6 .. �-� ,�:�.� CITYOF 1�/IEMORANDUM � FR1 DLEY - � �: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager FROM: John G. F'lora, �Pu41ic Works Director L�1TE: February 17, 1987 SUBJECT: Hic�way 65/100 Ztain Intersection (ST. 1987 - 3) A�187-52 With the prop�sal fran Woodbridge Properties, Inc. to construct the Lake Fbinte Developnent on the old 100 Z�ain Drive-in site, the HRA agreed to oonstruct the impravenent of Highway 65 and the intersecting legs of Lake Pointe and Old Central. The project was designed by Short-Elliott-Hendrickson who was retained by the HRA. Estimated cost is $1. 7 mill ion At the February 12, 1987 HRA meeting, they passed HRA Resolution No. 2-�987 requesting the Coi.mcil to prooeed with the project and indicating their supp�rt and payment of the wsts. . Recommend the City Council authorize the Resolution Receiving tY�e Preliminary Rep�rt for Project ST. 1987 - 3. JGF/ts Attachments 0 ti � . .. ��__� '�'�� DtRECTO RATE - � ... _..� p� • , � i °c o � �� ' PUBLIC WORKS � r-� ;s Ci1YOF �ViEMORANDUM �'= !'�� fRlDLEY ._ _ � � : �, , � ��s Nasim Qureshi, City Manager .A�187-57 . s� • - . FROM: John G. Flora, Public Works Director Oi�TE: March 12, 1987 SUBJECT: Hic�way 65/Old Central A�biic Meetisg 0 c On Wecfiesday, I�rch 11, 1987 at 7:30 p�m. in Oo�m�nity poaa I, we had our seoond meeting with the residents along Old Central affected by the median aonstruction cau�sed by the impra�veaent of eighway 65 and the Old Central intersection. Fifteen (15) persons were present including Councilman Schneider and Co�mcilw�meri Jorgenson and represented were 6 of the 9 directly affected property vwners. Glen VarWormer from S E H. s�mnarized the past studies oanpleted regarding the 100 �ain pzoperty redevelopnent, highway projections and proposed impravenents. In addition to the oriqinal plan whicfi was sutmitted at the F�ebruary 11 meeting, i�e vutlined five additional oonoepts: a. Reduction of the median whid� �rould affect only 5 homes. b Reduction of the median which affected only 3 homes. c. Reduction of �e median which would affect mre of the hames. d. Esta4lisim�ent af a parking lane on the east sicle of Old Central. e. Rioe Creek Road diversion annoep� As a resuTt of the meeting, the residents in attendence felt the new proposal tn �nstruct the median o,n Old Central as originally proposed with the irx�rp�ratio�n o� a parking 2ane v� the east side of the street was a reasona4le solution to the traffic mavement. and improvenent for their properties. It is my understanding that unless severe objections are presented to Cbuncilman Sdu�eider or Gbuncilwanan Jorgensen, the revised sci�ene would be appropriate for Oonstruction. : �cF/ts Attadment fj RFSCLUTliON N0. - 1987 RESOLDTION RECE IV ING � E PRII, IMINARY REPORT AND RECE IV ING A RESOLOTION FROM �E FRIDLEY HRA RDQUESTING �E PROrTECT AND AU7HORIZ ING REINBURSEN�IT 7.0 �E CITY I�R �E �ST OF PRQTECT S� 1987 3 . � WHII�',RS, the oonstruction of oertain imprwanents is deened to be in the interest of the City of Fridley, and ; WHEREAS, the Fridley Housing and Redevelopnent Authority (HRA) supports the improv�ment of the Trunk Highway 65 and West Moore Lake Drive/Old Central intersection, and WHEREAS, the Fridley HRA has requested that the City Council construct ProjeFt ST. 1987 - 3 and that the Fridl ey HRA w ill reimbur se the Ci ty for the cost of aonstruction by Resolution HRA No. 2- 1987. � NCW �IEREFnRE BE IT RFSCLVID, tr� the City Council of the City of Fridley as follaas: 1. 7hat the preliminary report st�nitted ty the Public Works Director is hereby reoeived and acoepted 2. 7hat the City Clerk shall act to asoertain that the Fridley HRA is the awner of each parvel of larid that may be proposed to be assessed for said impravanents. 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said imprwenents and each of then as noted in said agreanent are all of the lands and areas as noted in said agreement. All of the same to be assessed to the Fridley HRA. 4. 7hat the estimates of assessnents of the Clerk shall be available for inspection to the aar�er of any paroel o� land as may be affected thereby. PASSID AND ADOPI'ED BY TfiE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS _ DIAY OF , 1987. WII,LIAM J. NEE - N�Y�R ATI�ST: SHIRLEY A. HAAFALA - CITY Q�FRK 3/6/9/11 RESOLUTZON N0. HRA-2-1987 RESOLiTTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (1) REQUESTING THAT THE FRIDLEY CITY COQNCIL AUTHORIZE CONSTRUCTION OF THE INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS TO TRUNK HIGHWAY 65 AND WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE AND (2) APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE REIMBURSEMENT TO THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ON A MONTHLY BASIS� FOR THE COST OF THESE INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS. WHEREAS� on March 5, 1985, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (the "Authority") authorized the erecution of a contract with Short-Elliot-Hendrickson for the development oP the Pinal plans for the improvement and channelizatioa oP the the Trunk HighWay 65 and West Moore Lake Drive intersection, and WHEREAS, on September 11, 1986 the Authority amended the design agreement with Short-Elliot-Hendrickson to include the detail plans and construction of the Highway 65 Widening and West Moore Lake Drive interesection and preliminary plans for the Rice Creek Road Improvements from Old Central to HighWay 65, and WHEREAS, it is now necessary to commence construction oP the intersection improvements to meet the obligations for Lake Pointe Corporate Center project. NOW� THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority hereby request that the Fridley City Council authorize construction of the interection improvements to Highway 65 and West Moore Lake Drive at a cost not to exceed �1,661,784.40. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority hereby approves and authorizes reimbursement to the City of Fridley, on a monthly basis, for the cost of the interseetion improvements to High�+ay 65 and West Moore Lake Drive. PASSED AND ADOPTID BY THE HOOSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN AND FOR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 12 DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1987. LAWERENCE COhIlrIERS, CHAIRMAN HOOSING AND RIDEVQ,OPMENT AUTHORITY ATTEST: JOHN "JOCK" ROBERTSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HOUSING AND RIDEVELOPMENT AIITHORITY 7C. 7D �� 1�.yf_ v��ty �i" �=�!!':i� ' �1� i •� � • • • _ ; • _� • • « .�� i! _ �. .� . �� •� •�� • a� �I -� • •.� � � • •� 4 n � ,•• � „r �� i • i 4y �� ' _4�_ •! � • • �..! � L� � Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the Housing � Redevelopment Authority passed a resolution requesting the �ouncil proceed with the projec� to imprave Ai�way 65 and the iritersecting legs of Lake Pbinte and Old Central. He stated the project was designed by Short Eiliatt Aendrickson at an estimated aost of $1.7 million. �incilman Schreider stated he a�uld rat support the resolution at this time Lmtil after he reviews the �mQnents fran the nei�borhood meeting to be held Marci� 11. NDTION b� G1ou�cilman Schneider to table this item to the March 23, 1987 meeting. Sea�nded tr� Gbi.mcilwaman Jorgenson. Up�n a voiae vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. y • • y � • 4 � �- _ � =� �! � Z� � , z� r : . _ � ► -_ -� _ ._y �_ • �� •�� `!.' �L � : � �4 NDTION b� O��cilman Schreider to ac3�pt Res�lution No. 22-1987. Seo�nded tr� Councilman Fitzp3trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee t�clared the motion carried u¢�animously. 12. I�DTION b� uncilman Schneider to acbpt Resolution No. 23-1987. Sea�nded b� Councilwana orgenson. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, A4ayor Nee cieclared the ' on carried iusanimously. 13. - N � I�T N NDTION b� muuzcilman FYtzFa ck to acbpt Resolution No. 24-198'7. Seo�nded b� Coimcilman Goodspeed. a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor hee declared the motion cartied una ously. i� �� M�'� � �fl��_!fi+!T� NDTION by O�uncilman Schneider to aoncur ith the following appointments by the City Manager: S`I'ARTIt� � IV� i�6ITI0N S�ALARY DATE RER.AQ:S (�rol Bartlett A�co��nting/ $6.37 per 24, Alar�a 26 2 51th Pl aae NE Data Inp�t Hour 1 Her noann FticIley, NN 55432 Qerk ($1108.95 l+b. ) (Norr-e�aanpt) -10- _ _ _ _ __ .._ _ _ RF�Q,DTmN N0. - 1987 RESOLUTION RDQUESTING �E POSTING OF "NO PARKING" S IGNS ON (a1ZiiAL AVENUE (C. S. A. P. 02-635-06 AND/OR M. S. A. P. 127-020-07 ) FROM adI1�HC flIG�IAY 65 �D 1100 FEET FAST OF 7�1�C HIG�WAY 65 WHII2FAS, the "City" and "County" have planned the improvesnent of Central Avenue (C. S. A. P. 02-635-06 anc3/or M. S.A. P. 127-020-07) from Trunk Highway 65 to 1100 feet east of Trunk Hic�way 65, and WHERF�S, the "City" and "County" will be expending County State Aid Funds on this Street Impravenent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3, and WHERF.�1S, this imprwenent does not pr�ide adequate width for parking on both sides of the street, ap�praval of the proposed construction as a County State Aid project must therefore be conditioned upon certain parking restrictions, and WHEREAS, the extent of these restrictions that would be a necessary prerequisite to the appraval of this construction as a County State Aid project in the "County", has been detennined. NCW, �IEREFORE, BE IT RESCGVID by the City Co�mcil of the City of Fridley that the County is hereby requested to post "No Parking" sicp�s on: l. Both sides of the above street fram Trunk Highway 65 to 360 feet northe ast of Tr�mk Hic�way 65; and 2. Northwest side of above street from 360 feet northeast of Trunk Hic�iway 65 to 1,100 feet r�ortheast of Tr�mk Highway 65 upon oompletion of the Street Improv�nent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3. H�.SSED AND AD�PPED BY �iE CITY �iJNCIL OF ?�iE QTY OF FRIILEY ZHIS ni°►Y OF , 1987. ATIFST: S�IIRLEY A. HAAF�ILA - CITY Q,ERK 3/6/1/1 WII,LIAM J. NEE - 1�1YUR : �� , �_ ��ly � � ' :_�1.''�i� : ' �� • • • • Y i • j�r..� • I �1 � • ' � �. � ,/• /� I � M�I�/Y: L : �1 L ;�� _�.1 i'� i� i � Mr. Flora, Public works Director, stated these resolutions call for the p�sting of "no p�rking" sigis on Glentral Aa�enue and Hathaway Lane upon the �mpletion of Street ImFravenent Project S.T. 1987-3. Mr. Flora stated staff has not had an opp�rtunity to meet with the residents therefore, the Gb�ncil may wish to table �ese two resolutions until input has been reveived fran those persons living in the area. I�DTI�DN by Coimcilman Schneider to table Itens 18 and 19 �ntil sucfi time as a meeting with the affected resi3ents can be scheduled. Seconded by Cbt,mcil�ran Gooclspeed. ' Both doimcilman Schneider and Co�cilwanan Jorgenson asked staff to notify then when this meeting would be scheduled. . Mr. Flora briefly reviewed the imprwenent plan for Old Central which calls for a�nstruction of a median to facil itate leit turn movenents. He stated with instal2ation of the median, there would be no space for parking. He stated the City would �nstruct five turn-aro�auls for homes on Old Central as they will only be able to prooeed north on Old Central and will have to make a turn in order to g� s�ut.h. It was gererally the aonoensus of the ��ncil that they felt the a�naept was to divert traffic frcm the mrth onto Rioe (Yeek Road to pcooeed to Highway 65, thus reducing traffic on Old Central between Aic�way 65 and Rioe Creek Roaa Mr. Flora stated he would aqree, but there is still traffic f ran the resic3ential areas to the east and traffic movenent has to be pravided in order for then to acoess Aic�way 65 in a rormal and late pcogression. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, felt it may be helpful to have the actual pcoj ections on the nunber of vehicles. Cbtaicilman Schneider felt there possihly should be some alterretive plans. UPDN A VOI(E Vd� TA�N CN �lE ABWE lUTIDN, all voted aye, and Mayor tvee declared the motion carried unanimously. � `• � � �.� � �� c�.� �i �� : �lt�' � . .�� y� � I�+h. Flora, R�blic Director, stated Anoka County is oontinuing their plans to u�grade East Riv ad by replacing the Rioe Creek culver� and imFrwing the intereection at Os Road. Ae stated the long-range �Ootnty plan calls for the plaoement a� median ong the entire stretch of -East River R�oad and the requirenent exists for n rking" to be establ ished along East River Road. Couu�cilman Fitzpatrick asked how this impacts the City's e ts for -ia m Qp�N�� \v� ��,KE � i I 1 1 i 1 � � I 1 1 1 ' � � O 1 t 1 O I � i 0 I •2 �3 � � J 1 J I = � � � � z 0 z � ST. 1987 - 3 HIQ-�VVAY 65 � Intersection Project � Heavy line — No Parking LANE _._ � � - � ............ ............ �........... ■��■ ■��■ � ��■ N �� L _ .r ;fl1 ' _ RESCGUTION N0. - 1987 RF50LUTION RDQUFSTING �E POSTING OF "NO PARKING" S IGNS ON HA�IPWAY LANE (I�L S. A. S. 321) BE'D�TEII�1 (�'rl'lRAI, AVENUE AND H II,LWIND � WHEREAS, the "City" and has planned the improv�nent of Hathaway Lane (S.A. P. 127-321-03) fran Central Avenue to Hillwind Rvad, and WHEREAS, the "City" will be expending Municipal State Aid Funds on this Street Improvenent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3, and WHERFAS, this improvenent does not provide adequate width for parking on both sides of the street, approval of the proposed construction as a Municipal State Aid project must therefore be conditioned upon certain parking restrictions, and WHEREAS, the extent of these restrictions that would be a necessary prerequisite to the appro�val of this oonstruction as a Mtmicipal State Aid project in the "City", has been determined. NGW, �IEREFORE, BE IT RESCt,VID by the City Council of the City of Fridley that the City is hereby authorized to post "No Parking" signs on both sides of the above street from Central Avenue and Hillwind Road 65 upon canpletion of the Street Imgrovenent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3. �SSID AND ADOPPED BY gIE CITY �CJNCIL OF �IE CITY OF FRII�,EY ZiiIS I�AY OF , 1987. , WII�LIAM J. NEE - NY�fYOR AZTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAP�ILA - CITY Q,ERK 3/6/1/6 � gF�Q,UTIO�i N0. - 1987 RF�CI,UTIUN AU�iORIZIl� ZHE POSTING OF "NO P�►RRING" SIGNS ON LARE �IN� DRIVE �(M. S. A. S. 345 ) BEZWEEN WEST NnORE LAKS DRIVE AND �tJ1�C HIGHeIAY 65 WHEREAS., the "City" has planned the improvement of Lake Pointe Drive (S.A. P. 127-345-01) fran 7th Street and to Trimk Hic�way 65, and WHEREAS, the "City" will be expending Municipal State Aid Funds on this Street Improvenent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3, and WHEREAS, this improvenent does not pravide adequate width for parking on both sides of the street, approval of the proposed construction as a Municipal State Aid project must therefore be conditioned upon certain parking restrictions, and WHEREAS, the extent of these restrictions that would be a necessary prerequisite to the approval of this o�nstruction as a Mtmicipal State Aid project in the "City", has been determined. NGW, �IEREF�RE, BE IT RESC�,VID by the City Council of the City of Fridley that the City is hereby authorized to post "No Parking" signs on both sides of the abave street between West Nbore Lake Drive anc� Trimk Hic�rway 65 upon ao�nipletion of the Street 7mpravenent Project No. ST. 1987 - 3. PASSID AND ADOPPID BY �3E CITY QOUNCII� OF �iE CITY OF FRIDLEY �IIS I�AY OF , 1987. WILLIAM J. NEE - N�►YI�R ATPE'ST: S�IIRLEY A. HAAF�ILA - CITY Q,ERK 3/6/1/5 10 . r.------- , ..- ' �'. � C�N �F FRIDLEY piqECTORATE OF PUBLIC WOF�KS lVIEMORANDUM , �: FROM: DATE: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager i John G. Flora, Puhlic Works Director March 12, 1987 SUBJECP: FMC Cakile Appl ica�tion AeT87-66 The FMC Corporation has leased space in the East River Road.Business Devetognent buildings aryd is interested in prcxiding a catale oom�nunication between this leased spaoe and their plant operations to the south. �ey have suhnitted a permit application to install a catale line in the City's boulevard between the two FT+1C facilities. 7he agreenent as prepared allvws the r1�iC O�rporation to install �e line and the City remains harmless for any installation, da�nage or maintenanoe of the systen. It would be appropriate for the City Council to reoeive �e application for t-he permit and the City Manager to execute their permit request. JGF/mk Attachtnents � � �.w.,�._ 11 A ��. f� _ � � CtTYOF FRiDLEY . CIVIC CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 • PHONE (612) 571-3450 Mard� 12, 1967 ��-� Mr. willian Warren FT�1C Corporation 4800 �st River Road Minneapol is, M�l 55421 SiTB.TECT: Cami�mication Cahle Pern►it Dear Mr. Warren: We have reoeived your revised application for the �'!C Cable Communication sZrsten dated March 10, 1987. �is item wi11 be provided to the City Council at their March 23, 1987 meeting for cnnsiaeration I�mderstand �standi tissues between the Fi�lC C�rporation and thecCity of d,i scuss the o n9 Fridley. If I can prov ide you any addi tional inf ormation, pl ease f eel f ree to oontact me. Sir�oerely yours. �� Jahn G. Flora Di rector of Puhl ic Works JGF/ts Clyde V. MoravetZ Cable Television Administrator City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 �PPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO PLACE C01�➢�lUNICATIONS CABLE ON CITY OF FRIDLEY PROPERTY 1. Cable to be placed and maintained by AT&T Information Systems for FMC Corporation. Cable will be used for corporate communications between FMC Main Plant at 4800 East River Road and a Satellite Office at 5301 East River Road, see attached sketch. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Cable will be buried at a depth of 36". Street crossings will be made by boring method so as not to disturb street aurface. Approximate starting time of job is April 15, 1987. Permit to be issued in owner's name. Restoration of all disturbed areas to be responsibility of AT&T Information Systems or owner. City, all utility companies and abutting property owners shall be notified prior to c�ble placements. As-built drawings shall be provided to City as soon as possible following the completion of the work. All cable repairs and/or replacements not resulting from acts of utility companies or abutting property owners will be the responsibility of the owner. Application Approved: City of Fridley f William J. Nee, Mayor Date March 24, 1987 Application Submitted By: � � � v _l-�vc��.� _.� FMC Corporation Telephone No. (612)572-6560 � � 11B F �� lil sl W r 2 u � : > J Y O O ! • 0 I � � J 0 0 'e I � / ' � 4 ` � a ... :, ' �,' �.. � �,, E! � u � � . ,;; �? (j k! ,� • � �"q"rt•,.q ...e �. . 1�1 y � � � J rw� ��t �� J � e� - �:. E:r v . •J � 4 - «... .... — �'i K1�i 4 V . � I�� . ... � .« 1� I � tJ � , � ,yl �y� G�+ J C C: _-:.: �. i� �; a►'�,� � � � *-- —t,�� '� '-9 9 �G � � -.....� . �`L �� ._ i� , C:_.......»..�. � � ��'� '� � . K.... � � � � � : , �i �r�,77� �J �� ' �7 � .�1 � ) • � � . � .�. ..r ^7i�_^ C� �� I . �� M�• � � �' •� � ) u�^ . ; � � �� wt ..v�r ��j(� � � q [��a._� � � N .....»..�... � 4^- �7 C '�.1/�.� �� , " .. =!�° � � c ,� Cj.-"1/ , i ' ;i �.l f G ` ��,` ;�,' I � � .: � � :� � ^+��;` � � � i� i � ��.r ,� i i i �i C.__`_--• ' �''' � i i �,�J ^ ?• ._ . I 1 1 �i ,� I � . 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M ��lsr r��w .� 7 � � ' a ; ; -N01 � � 1 . _. _ i� .... ... .. � � — � � wi� �i••. s� 1 � � � u�.r � , ._.... � ' � w.•.� 1 , _. _.___ :..... , � ..N � , . � � � , � ..«... �wa• � s�ww � . �w j- ' �w�rr � i►.+ � ....� � - � ..oa i � i � i � i � � � 1'� w .�.rw .r. «� . �« ..... .M WL : � 1 � 1� I " r � V W I i • M I' �' ; ' ».. «. � 4 �, ! � � ii, �� M A • �/M �� . � � S.w.. � y� I � ... . .. � � I 0 . ... . _ II I Nti uI �a.vr� raa. - �s, A Rffi�iri'ION APPitWING A SOBDIVISION, IAT SPLIT, L. S. #65-03, T� SPLIT L0� 20, ADDI'�OR' S S�DIVISI�ON N0. 92 II� 'II�l� SE�iRAQE PAR(S,S WI�RF'rAS, the City Council appraved a lot split at the J�me 21, 1965 meeting; and WI�.RFAS, such ap�xaval was to split Lot 20, Auditor's Subdivision No. 92 into two se�arate �aroels. One being that Fart of the South 178 feet of Lot 20, Auditor's Subdivision No. 92, Anoka Gbimty, Miruyesota, lying West of the East 75 feet of said Lot 20, subject to ease�►ents for road purposes over the South 30 feet thereof and over the West 10 feet thereof. Zhe other being the South 178 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot 20, Auditor's Subdivision No. 92, Anoka Gbuity, Minnesota, sutrject to an easement for road purposes aver the South 30 feet thereof ; and WHIItEAS, the City has reoeived the required Certificate of Survey fran the owrer; and WHERE�S, such appraval will create two separate residential building sites. NOW, 7�iERE�RE, BE IT RFSCGVID that the City Council di rects the County of Anoka to rewrd this lat split within six moriths of this ap�wal or else such ap�aval shall be null and void. PA.SSID AND ADOFI'ED BY �iE QTY O�UNQL OF THE CITY OF �RII�EY �IIS ____ �1Y OF ------------- � 1987 WII.L IAM J. 1�E - Ng1Yt�R -- ATPFST: ---------------�_,�M. 3iIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CZERK 7/3/4 12 0 � � - PLANNING DIVISION � MEMORANDUM unroF . FRIDLEY . l�EM3 �: 3oc�c Robertson, Oommu¢�ity Development Director trEt�D FROM: Darrel Qark, (hief Building Inspectot pEMp �ATE: [+�arch 13. 1987 R�tDING; gailey Tiller Lot Split l�rst Apprvvecl b� CitY Council June 21, 1965. Mr. Tiller, the one-time aarer of all af Lot 20, Auditor's Subdivision No. 92, petitiored for splitting his property into four residential lots. �e petition was apprarvec3 bp the CitY Co��il on Jt�e 21, 1965. Zb date, he has only sold the northerly lot where a house was built, therefore, he is presently the awner of parcels B, C, and D, as shvwn on Fadzibat 'A'. �e oode at that time did as have�asr�i��ytime limit. rnr did it require a park f ee on lots spl its, 7be Tillers na�r would like to give paroel D to aryother son fo =him� �elhas house on. Sinoe t3�e Present �de has a time limit and a pa sutmitted a letter requesting the City Co�ci1 ao rekPfr�we the splitting off of pa rcel D and that he mt be requi red to paY pa �e survey and the lot descriptions are attarhed as exhibits B-1 and B'2• All lots have been 9erviced with s�ewer and water. an3 all special assessnents have been levied ana are paid in full. � �� I�t-8'7-b6 � 0 .; � ' �� . _. __. ... __ _ - - Bailey Tiller '1 2 B L.S. #65-0^' SURVEYOR�S CERTiFICATE �� LEROY H. WINNER ' �� sw�� Re9he�.�d U�J�. lo.s d S+o+� et M��e�w� ROUTE NO. �•�NOKA, MiNN. ,(,�,�t, GR•Z'a b��L IMONE MAtR�SOM 1•Ie,St � �. 163.9� • 20 20 143.9 . :�; . } • . -� . . _. .;.. ' � . �� . �� SCALE� 1" � 50� � ~ A o DENOTES IRON PIPE � O� Z - a • � �� sT�. � �- i �i •�: �••�r�J�� I � O O m 3 a Y . Q O �2 , I ~ - b �o GARDENA � iaa.2' � �� ., � . � a �. • �: � 144.5� �4`�' '; •• • 1�. �� . ••..: ,�.. m •��• Q . �1ti .� � T� :' .... ,� :.. . Q ' � . � , �X �, a � •'•� N . •..: r,: N � .. . ..; ;� •.. . . , .• M A i - �r � � 0 ti ��' i ` �� • �� n'�1 • �� 165.22� --� _ - I < <1 -- - �� VENUE PROPOS E D LOT SPLiT OF LOT 20 OF AU�ITOR'S SUBDIVtSION N0. 92 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON JULY 11,_I_964 1 SURVEYED THE PROPERTY OESCRIBED ABOVE AN� THAT THE A80VE PLAT IS A CORRECT REPRESENTAT ION OF SA1 � SURVEY. �i � — LERO H.W{NNER REG. N0. 4967 i � �^�''� �r . � . . �, ►�'!' �M��__J[R � . ,.,�, � � . �•�..� i....�.• �.� ,•� � � . �--: �ic�• � • SURVEY FOR: DESCR19F0 AS: 0 LE R�Y H. tiY1yNER � ASSOCi,�TES, tNC. .��d stv►��o� [.g7s+.•.s uee« lo.. .t sf.r. et Atlnn„pl� 5398 Cent�r Drive • Minneopolis, Minn. SS132 Phon� 784-0210 • CERTI�ICATE OF SURVEY City of Fridley • See attached legal description. Bailey Tiller 1 2 C L.S. #65-03 �On NO. 73:, 22S BK. .A 3�.... PG. _ ��.. �� 0 I 2� 2� I � � - �� `64.50 79 SO -- . (1: �'�� o2O�... . � z` 10 � ao Q4 � 1 Q �+ i S E M0. Nv' _ � . 20 `� ' 24 TRACT A og �� ` Q _ a, �, o r 338 20 i0 222 cuRa �— 7500 —� ,�7 . y � i . - TRACT B 88 8S � ,• �� i• °� �- _ �,,`_ - - .. . r-. . � ._?� ;.• M � � ` . � �`�� i � � __�—. � PtJNCH MARt( g I , IN GUTTER � � — °022 �� — 75� —� ��. 165.Z2 �� GARDENA AVE. � � �.____ I � � . � - � ' � �� / t her•br c.niy rho� on �� 19Z / 1 sun►s�r+d �h. pop.r�r �saoiSad c5ow ond tl+ai tl.� �p,r� pivt is o corr�ct rc7rss�atotion o� sa�d wr�rry. /�� " _ ' � :� ' 1� • �, . r. : i � 0 s�� T�� 12 � L.S. #65-03 Phone 421-1s39 � �. 2U.inne�t a.¢td CLs��v-rrsa�is, `��. �e c� . LAND SURVEYORS � � 168�0 VALIEY �RIVE • ANOKA, MINNESOTA 53309 L�GAL Dr�CRIPTION TKACT A That part of the South 17g feet of Lot 20� Auditor�est of Sub3ivision !�o. 92� Anoka County, I�'ir.nesota lying the East 75 feet of said Lot 20. Subject to eeofmandsover thed'�►estplCefeetetheheoiouth 30 feet ther LEGAL DESCRIPTION TRACT B The South 17S feet of the �ast 75 feet of Lot 20� Auditor's Subdivision No. 92. Anoka County. 1►iinnesota. Subject to an ezsement �or road purposes over the South 3o feet thereof. , � . • i • ,, , , r-,. . `� • � �� /�� - .,. - . "`". �� „� .,i�.:.-, :1_ ' .. � _ , , , i �6,.-►��-� � f •�•'�j � ��t,�•• �'.1' • � \� /. C � : \... � .. _ �' � � / ^ � � �� I ">- � > � �_ _ / � (. � � h 3-Z. 0 �, . � . -r,.L �, Bailey Tiller 1 2 E L.S. #65�3 , , , 3_/2-� . ^ ., � ' ' ^� l'� � .d�� ,L"t� �l r � ue �� , � ,� � . .��r� �� c.cr,��.�� . .� /� . . /' � � � � � y . ,Y .r'�''� ,. (�'�.G�.Q'� L��'�` '' .��.��" ✓7 �^' .�✓�►�� " /{.c/�' . ? � �% � / � ��r��/ J "",_ ' l/� � � �` • � � � �� n � � � �! ' �L �L'� , , / �J�I � � ��`� �� .� � . �� i� a,� .� � .- ., , -� . � _. �� 1 �� s�i� T�ii L.s. #6a.�� u. 8PT.2? RE L -03 BAIIEY LtE$ N�?S BAIF CF 20 AUD TQt'8 � j SUBDIVISIQi 92t � Cit� Haaa8�r tead tbe notion of tha pla�niog Ca�mn3saioo t^scomaeodinB approval ot the Lot Split L.B. 465-03. tbe City Eaginess' ahawQd a plao of tbe L�t Split to tb� C�o�cil. Coimcilsaa Shatidan asked vhY tbe lot vas split ia sucit a+o odd �. B� iaquired it a+� thoup,bt vas �iwn to vbath�r )�r. Tiller i� p�tbaP� �kin,g an atttmpt to get arovad tbe platting ordiaaACe. Z�e City itaaaSer aasret�d that vbereaa tbe Lot Split ia unvsual it is noi d�atri�eatal to tb� City o�os oppased to Lhe priacipal ot tha otdinaacs. ibtica by Sbetridsa to ccascat vith t,b� actioa of tbs plaaAlag CoQaiasion aad �r�t the req� at of Bailey ?illet tor a split oi Lot ?A, lwditor'a Subdivi�ion t92 `- c�atiag�nt upoo receiyt of tha ntcea�ar7 eertiticat� oi wr►hr in eoo�Pli� � vith the ordivaacee oi tbe City of pridle� aad vi[h tDe plea t�6r. ?ilber pre�ented : Lo ths Citp. Secaaded b�I Vright. Upoo a voict vot�, t b �r+ b� i a� no a a y s, t b� i �otiaa cartied tivanimowly. �1�DS 0� APPgA�8 i�BTtNG �s. Jt�E lb, 19bSe �e CitT �aaa,8er explaiaed to ths Cowcil that the Boerd oi Appeala beld a public bsas�,g on tbo reqe�st of Doan id t. Pa+ers for a variance of the side yard r�quis�era4ot ttos S laec to 2 feat to perait eaastsvctsoa oi an attachea gara$e. apan h!e property. Z'�w Board of Appeals secoamec►dQ that the variaace ba grented to ?tre Povcra. Couacilman Wright poiated out dsat he visbed the Council to not� that inetoad of ttw coocurr�ace of tbe aeighbora to Mr. Povera' zequest for a vari,aoce tba miauteo oi the Board of APPeale 8aariag eba► thet no oae objected eo tbe variance. The City Haaager rsplied that �aa a s�qw�t tos a�ariaac� i• �ubni�ted to th� 3oard of /lppsals it is wot taqair�d t1�at eaeuu�'t��a1ff�lds a ueighbors to the variaace be proovided in �rtitiag. �e Boerd ot Appe b�aticg oa a tsquast tor a variaacs +�ad tbe u�ighbors 6ave tAis opportaait7 L° ob,}ect ii they visb to do �o. l�tic� ey T,irkhas to cauur vitls Lbe BoarQ ot �pr�►1� aad 8='aat tb� s�Qwst oi Doaald Z. Povers for a rariaace irom side yard reqnir�xnt of 5 ir�t to 2 i�t to pQnnit caastrnctioo of aa attached garage on� t�4�E�a�� ti�ra. ?arract Plat y. 8�eou�ded bT ��P�• tiPO° tbe srotioo carri�d �aaaimousl). tt� C�tT Kaaa��t read Lba motioa of tbe board of App�als . rsco�anduig Lesat tac rsqnast oi �r. Ol�stesd Jr., tor a variaac� b� �csut�d to p�rrit eonststiictioa of j �� CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANIJIP�G COMMISSION P4EETING, f�1ARCH l], 1937 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Qillings called the P1arch 11, 1987, Planning Comr�ission meeting to order at 7:3�4 p.m. ROLL CALL: P9eMbers Present: Steve �illinc�s, Dave Kondrick, Dean Saba, Sue Sherek, Donald Qetzold, Richard Svanda P1enbers Abseni : Jir� Robinson, Planning Coordinator Jock Robertson, Community Development Director Charles & Mirth Langer, 6530 HicE:ory St. N.E. Edward Brooks, 6506 Nickory St. N.E. Car1 Christensen, 6501 East River Road Kenneth Vos, 990 - 68th Ave. N.E. Dan Vos, 990 - 68th Ave. N.E. Tom Vos, 990 - 68th Ave. N.E. APPROV/1L OF FEBRUARY 25, 1987, PLAt�NING COP1f1ISSI�P� �1INUTES: MO_TION BY MR. KONDRICK� SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO APPROVE THE FEB. 25, 1987, PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES AS WRITTEN. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. PlJE3LIC HEARI��G: COP�SIDERATION OF A REZONIP�G, ZOA #87-01 BY CHRISTENSEI� AUTO BODY: To rezone from -3, General �1u tiple Dwe ing, to C- , General Business, on Lots 23 and 24 together v�ith 1/2 vacated alley, Block 6, Fridley Park, according to �he plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder in and for Anoka County, Minnesota, the same beinc� 6501 East River Road tJ.E. MOTION BY MR. KONDRTCK, SECONDED BY MS. SHERTsK, TO WAIVE THE FORMAL RF.ADING OF THE PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE AND TO OPEN THE PiTBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLIlJGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 7:35 P.M. Mr. Robinson stated this petition for rezoninq was in conjunction with�the expansion of the existing Christensen Auto Body facility. The property was located on the northeast corner of Mississippi St. and East River Road., The entire property Mr. Christensen now owned inciuded the existing Lots 21-24 plus an additional five lots that extended all the way to the southern end of the existing apartment complex, The property was presently zoned R-3, and Mr. Christensen was asking for the rezoning of only Lots 23 and 24 to C-2. 13A PLANNIP�G COMt1ISSI0N MEETI�JG, PIARCH 11, 1987 PAGE 2 � Mr. Robinson stated the rezoning history dated back to 1980 where there was a petition by �1r. Christensen to rezone the entire firs't fot�r iots. Ilt that tine, it was determined that only the first two lots should be rezoned. The first lot, Lot 21,-was rezoned from CR-1 to C-2, and the second lot, Lot 22, was rezoned from R-3 to C-2. The remaining two lots were utilized by Y�ay of a special use permit for outdoor storage. Mr. Robinson stated Mr. Christensen was planning to add on to his existin4 structure which was 4,800 sq. ft. The new structure would cortsist of shop space and a two-story office building that would be in the north corner. The new structure was 7,343 sq, ft. There would also be a new storage yard and 27 parking stalls. Mr. Robinson stated Staff was recommending the followinq stipulations: 1. Petitioner to submit for staff approval a storm drainage plan by �4arch 31, 1987. City Council approval contingent upon Staff and R.C.W.D. approval of plan. 2. Petitioner to subr�it a landscape plan which is consistent with existinc� landscape elements. All landscapinc� to have automatic sprinkling. 3. Quilding facade to be consistent with design and materials of existing structure. East side of existing and proposed buildinn to be painted to match stucco. 4. Lots 21 through 29 to be combined into one tax parcel prior to building permit. 5. Provide for County purposes a street easement alon4 the west 7 ft. of Lots 21-29. 6. New fencing on easterly lot line to have finished side to�vard residences; existing fence to have new boards added to residence side. Mr. Betzold asked why the nor�hern-most lots would remain R-3. Mr. Robinson stated that because the lots were zoned residential now, they felt it was in the best interest of the surroundin� neighborhood to retain the residential zoning and utilize a special use permit to use the l.ots for storage of vehicles and parking area. This would allow the City and the neighborhood to retain some control over the use of that property shou�ld the property ever be sold to someone else. Mr. Svanda asked what the petitioner was doing to minimize any antifreeze leaks, from damaged cars. 13B PLANNIWG C011F1ISSIOPJ MEETIPIG, T�1ARCH 11 , 1987 PAGE 3 Mr. Christensen stated they have never had that problem. The storage area will be all concrete and the backside of the lot will be curbed so there was no chance of anything draining onto the neighborinq property. He stated that whenever a car cories in that is leaking antifreeze or oil, they imne- diately put an oil pan underneath it. He dicl not foresee any prohlems in the future. Mr. Christensen stated that regarding the stipulations, he had some reserva- tions about stipulation #5 which stated: "Provide for County purposes a street easement along the west 7 feet of Lots 21-29," He stated he had just found out about this stipulation about 3:00 that afternoon, and he wanted to get more of an answer from the County as to why the County needed that 7 ft. when the County already has a 10 ft. easement. �ie stated he had also just learned that the City wanted a 25 ft. easement -- the triangular piece of property on the corner. He could understand that 25 ft. Pasement becuase if there was ever a sidewalk put in, the City would need that space to get around the corner. Mr. Kondrick asked a�hy the County would be requesting a 7 ft. easement. Mr. Robinson stated there was actually more County right-of-N►ay on the west side of East River Road than on the east side, and he believed the County ►vanted to balance that out. The County did not have any specific proposal for the 7 ft. easement at this time, but were just requesting the easement. P4ore information could be obtained before the City Council meetinq. Mr. Ed Brooks, 6506 Hickory St., stated he owned the two lots just east of Mr. Christensen. I�e stated he was in agreement with everything being proposed by P1r. Christensen and with the stipulations proposed by City Staff. He liked the fact that the rezoning was only for i.ots 23 and 24, and would not have been in favor of rezoning the northerly lots from R-3 to C-2. MOTIDN BY MS. SNEREK, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO CLOSE TKE PCrBLIC HEARING. UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 8:00 P.M. MOTIDN BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. BETZOLD, TO RECOMMEND T1� CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF REZONING REQUEST, ZOA #87-01, BY CHRISTENSEN AUTO BODY, TO REZONE FROM R-3, GNENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLING, TO C-2, GENERAL BUSINESS, ON LOTS 23 AND 24, TOGETHER WITH I/2 VACATED ALLEY, BLOCK 6, FRIDLEY PARK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RF.CORDER IPl AND FOR ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 6501 EAST RIVER ROAD N.E., WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: Z. PSTITIONER TO SUBMIT FOR STAFF APPROVAL A STORM DRAINAGE PLAN BY MARCH 31, Z987. CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL CONTINGENT UPON STAFF AND RICE CREEK WATERSXED DIS TRICT APPROVAL OF PLAN. 2. PETITIONER TO SUBMIT A LANDSCAPE PLAN WHICN IS CONSISTENT WIT.X EXISTING LANDSCAPE ELE!'4ENTS. ALL LANDSCAPING TO NAVE AUTOMATZC SPRINKLING. 13C PLAP�9�It1G C031i1I�SI0►l t�t€€TING, MARCH 11 , 1987 PAGF 4 3. BUILDING FACADE TO BE CONSISTENT WI'1'H DESIGN AND MATERIALS OF EXISTING STRUCTURE. EAST SIDE OF EXISTING Al7D PROPGLSED Bi.�ILDING TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH STUCCO. 4. LOTS 2Z THROUGH 29 TO BE COMBINED INTO ONE TAX PARCEL PRIOR T�O BUILDING PERMIT. 5. PROVIDE FOR COUNTY PURPOSES A STREET EASEMENT ALONG THE WEST 7 FT. OF LOTS 21-Z9,.AND A 25 FOOT TRIANGULAR PIECE OF PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF MISSISSIPFI STREET AND EAST RIVE22 ROAD. 6. NEW FENCING ON EASTERLY LOT LINF, TO XAVF. FINISHED SIDE TOWARD RESIDENCES; EXISTING FENCING TO HAVE NEW BOARDS ADDED TO RESIDENCE SIDE. f�r. Svanda stated he would recommend that the Commission delete stipulation #5. regarding the 7 ft. easement being requested by the County. It was not part of the property �1r. Christensen was going to be building on; and from looking at the drawing, it did not look like a significant amount of landscapinc� would be on the 7 ft. Between now and the City Council rieeting, the County should come up with a reason to justify the 7 ft. easement. He stated he shared P1r. Christensen's concern. It seemF►d that the County wanted something for nothing, and if the County really needed the property, the County should go through the proper procedures and purchase the property from ��1r. Christensen. He stated the stipulation could always be added in at the City Council mPeting if there was reasonable justification for it. Mr. Kondrick stated he agreed with Mr. Svanda. There were other property owners north of t1r. Christensen's property, and if the County needed a 7 ft. easement, the County would have to purchase the property from those property oh�ners. By granting this easer�ent, they were giving the County the right to take the property rather than purchase it. Mr. Qetzold stated he was willing to go along with the County's request. He di�i not think it was an unreasonable request, but for reasons beinq discussed by Mr. Christensen and Planning Corimission members, he would like the City Council to give this some further consideration. Mr. Billings stated he personally did not have a problem with leaving the stipulation in the motion or deletinq it. On one hand, he did agree that just because Mr. Christensen was coming in for a special use permit and a rezoning, they were asking him to give up the use of 7 ft. of his property. On the ather hand, whenever people come in with different requests, the City does ask them to dedicate easments, put in certain improvements, etc., so he did not think it was unreasonable to request the triangular piece of property on the corner or the 7 ft. for the County. � Mr. Kondrick stated he agreed with Mr. Betzold that th�.decision should be 1 eft up to the Ci ty Counci 1. I�e woul �1 3 i ke to 1 eave hi s r�oti on as stateci. 140TIDN BY 1�II2. SVANDA, SECONDED BY 1�II2. SABA, TO AMEND THB ABOVE MOTION TO DELETE STIPULATION #5 IN ITS ENTIRETY. (STIPULATION �l5 TO BE BROUGH'_" TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR TXEIR CONSIDERATION.) a 13D PLAP�NI��G COMt1ISSI0�J PtEETIPJG, P1ARCH 11, 1987 PAGE 5 UPON A VOICE VOTE, SVANDA, SABA, BILLING5, AND SHEREK VOTING AYE, BETZOLD AND KONDRICK VOTING NAY, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE AMENDtfll�NT TO THE MOTION CARRIBD BY A VOTE OF 4-2. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLIPJGS DECLARED THE ORIGINAL MOTION WITH THE DELETION OF STIPULATION #5 CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 2. PUQLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PER�IIT, SP #87-03, BY CHRISTEPJSEN AUT� B4DY: Per Section 205. ., C, 4, of the Fri ley City Coce to allow a repair garage on Lots 23 and 24 together with 1/2 vacated alley, Block 6, Fridley Park; per Section 205.t19.1, C, 10, of the Fridley City Code to allow exterior storage of r�aterials and equipment on Lots 25 through 28 together with 1/2 vacated alley, Block 6, Fridley Park; per Section 205.09.1, C,4, of the Fridley City Code, to allow an autoroobile parking lot on Lots 25 through 28 together with 1/2 vacated alley, Block 6, Fridley Park, except that part of said Lot 28, Block 6, Fridley Park described as follows: Beginning at the tJortheast corner of said Lot 29, thence South- westerly along the tJorthwesterly line of said Lot 29 to a point on said ��orth- westerly line distant 178.5 feet Southrlesterly of the Northeast corner of Lot 12, Block 6, Fridley Park, as measured along the Northwesterly line of said Lot 12 and the same as extended Southwesterly to the Northeast corner of said Lot 29, and the Northwesterly line of said Lot 29; thence South easterly parallel to the t�ortheasterly lines of Lots 12 and 13, alock 6, Fridley Park for a distance of 53 feet; thence Northeasterly parallel to the Northwesterly line of said Lot 29 to the Northeasterly line of said Lot 28, Block 6, Fridley Park; thence PJorthwesterly along the PJortheasterly lines of said Lots 28 and 29 to the point of beginning, accordinq to the map or plat thPreof on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Anoka County, �•linnesota, the same being 6501 and 6509 East River Road t�.E. MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. SVANUA', TO WAIVE THE FORMAL RF,ADING OF THE PUBLIC HEARING NOT.ICE AND TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTF., ALL VOTING AYF., CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 8:19 P.M. Mr. Robinson stated this special use permit had three-fold uses: (1) for a repair garage; (2) for outside storage; and (3) for parkinq on residential land adjacent to the principle use. The special use permit was for lots 23-28 and did not include Lot 29 which was a cemetery lot and did not need to be included. Mr. Robinson stated Staff was reco�mending the following stipulations: 1. Special use for repair garage is issued for repair and refurbishing of automobiles within the existing and proposed structure only. No outside work, other than moving of vehicles, is allowed outside the building on Lots 21-29. 2. Petitioner to install two new down draft filter syste�s to minimize odors from painting operations. 13E PLANNItJG CO��t4ISSI0N MEETING, ��IARCH 11, 1987 _ PAGE 6 3. Hours of operation for repair garage activities limited to 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Plonday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays. 4. Special use permit for repair garage is subject to approval of rezoning to C-2, general business, on Lots 23 and 24. 5. Special use for outside storage is issued for storaqe associated with the principle use on Lots 21 through 24 only for present and subsequent owners. 6. Storage yard shall be fully screened with a solid 8 ft, hiqh cedar screening fence with opaque gates. Northerly-most gate to be closed when not Moving vehicles. 7. Cars which are leaking fluids will be drained prior to storage. 8. Special use for vehicle parking is for customer and employee parkin4 associated with principle use on Lots 21-24 only for present and subsequent owners. No storage of damaged cars or parts allowed outside of building or storage yard. 9. Parking and storaqe area will be constructed in a manner which respects the existing cemetery, and saves all existing trees not located in future paved areas. 10. Lot 29 to remain as green area to provide buffering and an access easement to the cemetery. 11. Two driveways allowed onto East River Road only, others to be closed. Mr. Christensen stated he questioned stipulation #3 regarding the hours of operation. He asked t1r. Robinson what the hours were that were stipulated in 1981 when he expanded his facility the first time. t�r. Robinson stated that in 1981, the hours were specifie�l as 7 a.m. to 10 p.m, f�o days �vere speci fi ed: �?r. Robi nson s tated he fel t wi th the expansion of the facility and the fact that these were the existing hours of operation that it seemed reasonable and good rationale to have these hours applied to the special use permit. Mr. Christensen stated he did not want to be locked into those hours. Ne stated many times in the winter, they get so busy they have to wark later hours and sometimes have to cane in a little earlier in the morning. �In order to stay on a schedule for prepping, dryinc� time, and painting cars, they sometimes have to stay an hour or so later at night to get the car to the point where it can dry overnight. He could not think of any time when I�e has stayed open until 10 p.m.; however, he has been open until 9 p.m. He would like to have the flexibility to be able to stay until 10 p.m. if he would need to in order to stay on production schedule. He didn't tvant to be put into the position where he would have to stop work when he only had 1/2-1 hr, of work left. He would like the stipulation to be amended to stay at the hours specified in 1981. 13F PL��JtJI�JG C�P1t�ISSI��J �1EETIfJG, t4ARCN 11, 1987 P��E 7 tdr. Christensen stated he felt he has run a good business and has been a good neighbor. Ne has had no probler� with the neighbors in the past, and he saw no reason to change the hours when there have been no corr�laints. He stated the two neighbors most affected were the Langer's and the Brooks' and they were both at the meeting to represent ther�selves. Both Mr, Langer and Nr. Brooks indicated they have never had a proble� with �4r. Christensen's hours of operation. �4r. Langer stated Mr. Christensen had never abused the hours of operation. t�r. Betzold stated he would recomnend they leave the hours as specified in 1931, but stipulate that the Staff review the hours of operation to see if there �•�as a problem in one year. tir. Robinson stated he would be in favor of Mr. Betzold's suctqestion. MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO CLQSE THE PUBLIC. NF,ARZNG. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED TKE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 8:32 P.M. MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. SVANDA, TO RECOMMEND 'i'Q CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #87-03, BY CHRISTENSEN AUT�D BODY, WITH THF. FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: 2. SPF.CIAL USE FOR REPAIR GARAGE IS ISSUED FOR REPAIR AND REFURBISHING OF AUTOMOBILES WITXIN TXF, EXISTING A17D PROP0.SED STRUCTURE ONLY. NO OUTSIDE WORK, OTHER TXAN MOVINr OF VEHICLE5, IS ALL047ED OIITSIDE OF BUILDING ON LOTS 21-29. 2. PF•TITIONER TO INSTALL TWO NEW DOWN DRAFT FILTBR SYSTEMS TO MINIMIZE ODORS FROM PAINTING OPERATIONS. 3. HOURS OF OPBRATION FOR REPAIR GARAGE AGTIVITIES LIMITED TO 7 A.M.. TO 10 P.l�l. 1�lONDAY TNROUGN SATURDAY, SUBJECT TO FURTHER REVIEW BY CITY STAFF IF THBRE IS A PROBLEM. 4. SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR REPAIR GARAGE IS SUBJECT T1� APPROVAL OF REZQNING T�O C-2, GENERAL BIISINESS, ON LOTS ?3 AND ?4. 5. SPECIAL USE FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE IS ISSIJED FOR STORAGE ASSOCIATED WITH TXE PRINCIPLE USS AN LOTS 2I THROUGH 24 ONLY FOR PRF,SENT AND SUBSEQUENT OWNERS. 6. STORAGE YARD SHALL BE FULLY SCREENED WITH A SOLID 8 FOOT HIGH CEDAR SCREENING FENCE WITX OPAQUE GATES. NORTHERLY-MOST GATF. 7�0 BE CLO:S�D WHEN NOT l�OVING VEHICLES. 7. CARS WHICH ARE LF.AKIPIG FLUIDS WILL BE DRAINED PRIOR TO STORAGE. 8. SPECIAL USE FOR VEHICLE PARKING IS FOR CUSTOMER Al'ID EMPLOY.F.E PARKING ASSOCIATED WI"_'H PRINCIPLE USF. ON LOTS 21-24 ONLY FOR PRESEN'!' A!'ID SUBSEQUENT OWNERS. NO STORAGE OF DAMAGED CARS OR PARTS ALLOWED OUT- SIDE OF BUILDING OR STORAGE YARD. 9. PARICING AND STORAGE AREA WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN A l�lANNER WXICt! RESPECTS THE EXISTING CEMETERY AND SAVES ALL EXISTIlIG TREES NOT LOCATED IN FUTURE PAVED AREAS. 20. LOT 29 T�0 REMAIN AS GREEN AREA TO PROVIDE BDFFERING AP7D At7 ACCESS EASEMENT TO THE CEMETERY. 11. TWO DRIVEWAYS ALLOWED ONTO EAST RIVER ROAD ONLY� OTXF.RS TO BE CLOSED. 13G PLANNI��G C�'1�1ISSIOPd �1EETING, �1ARCH 11, 1987 PAGE 8 UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE l?OTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. P�1r. Robinson stated the rezoning, special use per�it,,and variances would all to to City Council on April 6. 3. CO�ISIDERATI�N OF APPROVAL OF THE NUPIAN RFSOI�RCES COP1PiISSIOt�J 4JORY.PLAP� FOR 19£36-19P7: MO�'ION BY 145. SHEREK, SECONDED BY 14R. KONDRICK, TO APPROVE THF HUMAN RFSOURCES COl1MI5SION WORKPLAN FOR 1986-1987 AND FORGIARD IT ON Tp THE Cl2Y COi7NCIL. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPEP,SON BILLIlTGS DECLIIRED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 4. RECEI�C FE[iRUARY 2, 1987, PARKS � RECRFATIf1P� C�MPIISSI(lN 11I�lUTES: MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MR. SVANDA, TO RECEIVE THE FEB. 2� 1987, PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL UOTIlJG AYF., CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 5. REr,EiVE FEBRUARY 5, 1987, NUMAN RESOURCES COM�IISSIOt� MINUTES: MOTION BY MS. SHEREK, SECONDED BY 14R. BETZOLD� TO RECEIVE THF. FEB. 5, 1987, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION MINIITE5. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CNAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS LY. 6. RECEIVE FEBRUARY 12, 1987, H01lSIP�G & REDEVELO�'1ENT AIITHORITY i•1INtSTES: MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO I2ECEIVE THE FEB. 12, 1987, HOUSIPIG � REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINCS DECLARED THE Pi0^'IO1V CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7. RECEIVE FEaRUARY 24, 1987, Er�ERGY COPI�1ISSION t1IfVUTES: MOTION BY MR. SABA, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECEIVE THE FEB. 24, 1987, ENF.RGY COMM,TSSION MINUTES. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINC,S DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. - 13H PLAtJNII�G COMt1ISSI0N t�tEETING,�1ARCH 11 , 1987 PAGE 9 8. RECEIVE MARCH 3, 1987, APPEALS COP1MISSIOPJ MINUTES: MOTION BY MR. BETZOLD, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECEIVE THE MAR. 3, 1987, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTE5. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIEA UNANIMOUSLY. 9. OTNER BUSIP�ESS: a. Merging of the Energ�y Corr�nission and Environmental Quality Commission: �9r.•Robertson stated the Commissioners had received a copy of a memo from Myra Gibson to himself dated Feb. 12, 1987. Mr. Robertson stated he thought the City Council was looking at the possibility of inerging the +wo commissions becaase of the lack of candidates to fi11 vacancies on the commissions. The City Council had asked Staff if maybe the two commissions should be combined since there was a lack of people to serve on comnissions. Mr. Robertson state�d 1�1s. �Gibsc�tr has talked to the members of both cor,�missions, and both commissions have expressed strong opposition to merging based on past workloads and projected wo.rkloads. Both corxnissions feel their agenda items greatly differ and that the topics of solid waste reduction and energy conservation have enough differences that separate comr�issions are needed. With the recently approved qrants fror� the Department of Energy and the Metropolitan Council totalling $25,000, P1s. Gibson strongly felt that both cor�missions had enough business to keep them busy until at least 1989. �1r. Robertson stated Staff wanted to bring this before the Planning Conmission to get the Planning Commission's position on this possible merger. P�r. Saba stated this has been discussed by the Energy Commission almost every year, and every year they have taken the position tha± they feel the two cor�nissions should remain separate. As Chairperson of the Energy Cor�nissi�n, he would concur with the statements made by �4s. Gibson. He stated the Energy Commission does have a vacancy, but other comnissions also have vacancies. Mr. Svanda stated he agreed with Mr. Saba. The Environmental Quality Corxnission has also discussed this before, and they feel there are enough different things going on--recycling and cor�posting, and other environ- mental issues--for the Environr�ental Quality Commission to remain separate. He would not like to see sor�e of these issues diluted down by the cor�bina- tion of the two commissions or having people acting on either energy or environmental issues that they were really not interested in. He a1so felt the City should continue to publish notices seeking volunteers from the community on a regular basis. 131 PLANNI(!G COP1t1ISSI0N t1EETING, �1ARCH 11, 1987 PAGE 10 MOTION BY MR. SVANDA, SECONDED BY MR. SABA, THA.^' THE FEB. I2, 1987, MEMO FROM MYRA GIBSON ACCURATELY REFLECTED TXE FEELINGS OF BOTH THE ENERGY COMMISSION AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION, AND TO RECOMMEND THAT THE ENERGY COMMISSIOIJ AND THF. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION CONTINUE TO BE SEPARATE COMMISSIONS. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPF.RSON BILLINGS DECLARED TXE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. b. Mer�os -"Cars Parked on Lawns"-Feb. 2�, 19�7, r�emo fror� Ric tJiersma "Unir�proved Residential Driveways" - Feb. 18, 1987, memo from �aryl ��orey t4r. Robinson stated these were for the Commission's information and could be taken up in their long range planninq meetings. c. �4emo -"Imple�entation of University Avenue Corridor Plan" - �1ar. 11, 1987, memo from Jock Robertson MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO RECENE THF. MEMO AND TO PUT THIS ITEM ON THE NEXT MEETING AGENDA FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPEP.SON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ADJOURtJ�1EP�T: MOTIOPJ BY MR. BETZOLD, SF.CONDED BY MS. SHEREIC, � ADJOURN THF, 1�EETING. UPOII A �IOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DF.CLAP.FD TXE MARCH 11, 1987, PL.�NNING COMMISSION MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:10 P.M. 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G � � � �� s L : �N �� + 't � , �3 =19. � � � � �� LOCATION MAP , _ _ . .�.. . ._ - - . � _ :.- � - � CITY OF FRIDLEY APPEALS COM�IISSION PIEETING, MARCH 3, 1987 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Qetzold called the March 3, 1987, Appeals Comnission meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. ROLL CI�LL : P4enbers Present: Donald Betzold, Alex Barna, Diane Savage, Jerry Sherek, Kenneth Vos P1enbers Absent: PJone Others Present: Darrel Clark, City of Fridley Dan Beaman, 5772 - 7th St. N.E. Gary Cirks, 5230 Buchanen St, tJ.E. Carl Christensen, 6501 East River Road Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Langer, 6530 Nickory St. N.E. Ed Brooks, 6506 Hickory St. N.E. APPROVAL OF f�BRUARY 17, 1987, APPEALS C0�IMISSION P•1INUTES: MOTION BY MR. BARNA, SECCI�IDED BY MR. SHEREK, 2l� APPROVE THE FEB. 17, 1987, APPEAIS C0l�1NISSION MINUTES AS WRITTEN. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CFIAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. COI�SIDERATION OF A VARIANCE REQUEST VAR #87-04, BY DAN BEAMAN, PU TO CHAP�ER 205.04.6, , 3, F T E FRID EY I�Y C�DE T I CRE�S�N � �/ I11 JIRGGI I\�C�� 1 R1ULL�I � 1111• .J.J'fJL• MOTION BY MS. SAVAGE, SECONDED BY lIR. BARNA, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 7:31 P.M. Chairperson Betzold read the Administrative Staff Report: AD�IINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT 5772 - 7TH STREET N.E. VAR #87-04 A. PUQLIC PURPOSE SERVED BY REQUIREMENT: Section 205.04.6, A, 3, provides that decks may extend to not more than 3 feet into any required side yard setback, provided they do not extend any nearer than 5 feet to any lot line. 14A APPEALS C0�IMISSION MEETING, MARCH 3, 19$7 PAGE 2 Public purpose served by yard setbacks, maintain conflagration of fire. B. STATED HARDSIIIP: (none stated) this requirement is to maintain adequate side clear access for fire fighting, and reduce C. ADP1INISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW: Adjacent to this lot is a 33 foot vacated street. When vacated, it was attached to the lot to the south, which faces 57th Place. The City did retain portions of the right-of=way for utility and walkway. Therefore, there will always be open space between the petitioner's lot line and any structure built to the south. If the Appeals Commission grants this var�ance, the staff has no stipulations to suggest. P�r. Clark stated there was an error in the Staff Report in that there was a structure on the walkway easement. It was a 10 ft. by 14 ft, utility structure which was issued a permit with the stipulation that the City could have it removed if the City ever decides to build a walkway on that easement. The Staff Report should be aMended to add: "No permanent structure can be built in the right-of-way easement." Mr. Clark stated Mr. Beaman, the petitioner was in the audience. Ne stated he had talked to ��r. Beaman that day and had told him he should be ready to explain his hardship to the Commission. Mr. Betzold stated the law required that there be a hardship in order for them to vary the code, and if the petitioner does not have a�alid hardship, the Corr�nission must recommend denial of the variance request. Mr. Beaman stated he really did not have a hardship. He stated he can go 3 ft. out with the deck, but he had crank-out windows on the south side which, when cranked out, could be a safety hazard and also didn't leave much room to get around the windows on the deck. Other than that, the extra 2� ft. was more for convenience. He wanted the deck to wrap-around, so that on cooler or windy days, it was nicer to be on the sunny side of the house. Mr. Betzold stated this was a brand new house, and it seemed stranc�e that the petitioner had not given some thought to a deck with the house was being built. Mr. Beaman stated the main reason he wanted the house designed the way it was, was for the passive solar aspect on the south side. Ms. Savage stated for fire-fighting purpose. part of the public purpose was to maintain clear access purposes, and there would be adequate space for that 14B APPEALS COt1MISSION �1EETItJG, MARCH 3, 1987 PAGE 3 MO'C'ION BY 14R. BARNA� SECONDED BY DR. VOS, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 7:45 P.M. Mr. Barna stated he would have no objection to the variance as r�quested because there was plenty of room between this house and any structure that could be built to the south. The code was basically being satisfied, but there had to be a hardship in order to approve the variance. Dr. Vos stated it would be nice to have the deck go out 2z ft. more on the south, but there didn't seem to be a hardship. He could not see anything that made this lot more unique than another lot that would warrant a hardship. Ms. Savage stated there was the fact that the other house to the south was far enough away and that this deck would certainly not intrude into the neigh- boring property, but, of course, that did not constitute a hardship. Mr. Sherek agreed there was no hardship. If the variance was not granted, he would caution the petitioner on the safety hazard with the c�rank-out windows if he did decide to put in the 3#'t: wide deck on the south side. Mr. Betzold stated that in looking at the property, it would be very easy to grant the variance because of the large space betweerr structures that is always going to be there. He was disturbed a little by the fact that this was new construction and already they are being asked to vary the code to build some- thing else that could have been foreseen and designed somehow when the house was being built. MOTION BY MR. BARNA, SECONDED BY MR. SNEREK, TD RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL DENIAL OF VARIANCE REQUEST, VAR #87-04, BY DAN BEAMAN, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 205.04.6, A, 3, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO INCREASE THE DISTANCE A DECK MAY EXTEND INTO THE REQUIRED 10 FOOT, SIDE YARD SETBACK, FROM 3 FEET TO 5.5 FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DECK, ON PART OF LOT 4, AND LOT 5, BLOCK 32, HYDE PARK, THE SAME BEING 5772- 7TN STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MN. 55432. TXE REASON FOR THE DENIAL WAS THE LACK OF A HARDSHIP. Mr. Barna stated he wanted to emphasize that the only reason he was voting to deny the variance request was because of the undefined hardship. As far as satisfying the intent of the code, he would have no problem with it. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE.MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. . Mr. Betzoid stated this item would go to City Council on March 23. 4� APPEALS C0�1MISSION ��EETIfJG, MARCH 33 19F37 PAGE 4 2. CO��SIDERATION OF A VARIA��CE REQUEST, VAR #87-05, BY CI�RISTEPJSEN AUTO BODY I • IT• 14C TO 11 FEE 0 0 � IS I I, G I- I S SI N, LY WITH CODE; �D, P S T 05.0 .. D, , E RI EY C C FRIDLEY, MINNESOT , 5 432. MOTION BY MR. BARNA, SECONDED BY DR. VOS, TO OPEN THE Pi7BLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED TXE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 7:50 P.M. Chairperson Betzold read the Administrative Staff Report: ADMIPJISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT 6501� EAST RIVER ROAD CHRISTENSEN AUTO BODY, INC. VAR #87-05 A. PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED QY REQUIREMENT: Section 205.14.3, C, 4, requires that permitted buildings and uses be no closer to the boundary line of a residential district than 50 feet. Public purpose served by this requirement is to allow for planting buffers and screening. Section 205.09.7, D, 6, requires that where any multiple dwelling district is adjacent to any other residential district, there shall be a minimum fifteen foot wide surzening strip to provide for a physical separation. Public purpose served by this requirement is to provide for adequate open space around commercial structures for aesthetic and development reasons. Section 205.14.7, D, 6, requires that where any commercial district is adjacent to any residential district, there shall be a minimum 15 foot side screening strip to provide for a physical separation. � Public purpose served by this requ�rement is to provide for adequate open space around commercial structures for aesthetic and development reasons. 14D APPEALS COPIMISSION �1EETING, ��ARCH 3, 1987 PAGE 5 B. STATED HARDSHIP: "The narrowness of tte lot makes it economically unfeasibie to develop lots with setbacks. The existing building is presently set back 11 ft. from the property line." C. ADP1INISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEtJ: The expansion of the existing Christensen Auto Body facility includincl building and storage yard to the north will create the above referenced variances. The same situation existed with the last expansion of the facility in 1981. At that time the variances were apparently overlooked. The developer is proposing to maintain the level of quality in terms of architectural refinements and site improverients includinc� landscapincl and fencing as with the existing facility. Although a 15 foot plantinc� space will not be included between the development and the abutting resi- dential property, a screening fence will extend along the entire border. In addition to the variances, special use permits for outside storage and parking on adjacent residential property, i.e., Lots 25-29, as well as a rezoning of Lots 23 and 24 from R-3 to C-2 are also necessitated with the development. Specific stipulations as to the quality of development and operation of the busirress will be applied to the special use permit and zoning applications. Mr. Clark stated the present facility was sitting on Lot 4 , and in the past year P�r. Christensen has purchased the house to the north and the vacant property north of that all the way to the apartment site adjacent to the present Christensen property.(5 more lots). Mr. Clark stated ��r. Christensen planned to expand the present structure and move the parking lot and storage facility to the north with parking facing East River Road, and then the last lot would be kept as green space. t�r. Clark stated.the variances being requested were to reduce the setback from R-1 property located to the east from 50 ft. to 11 ft. (the existinq buildinq was already at this setback); and not to provide a 15 ft. planting strip which would be part of the C-2 zoning next to R-1, but in lieu of that, place a screening fence to screen the storage facility from the residential property in the rear. � Mr. Clark stated that as mentioned in the staff report, the Planning Gorr�nission will be havinq a public hearing for a rezoning request and special use permit request at their meeting on March 11. Any action taken by the Appeals Commission will be contingent upon approval of the rezoning and special �+se permit. He stated that at this meeting, they should limit their discussion to just.the setbacks, assuming the property was already rezoned. Mr. Clark stated one thing not shown on the plan, but what was discussed by Staff, was that windows be eliminated on the second story of the building facing east �overlooking the rear yards of the reside►rtial property. 14E APPEALS COPI�IISSION PIEETING, PIARCH 3, 1987 PAGE 6 P4r. Clark stated in 1981 when the City considered the first expansion, they did ask P4r. Christensen to dedicate a 15 ft, bikeway along East River Road. That was still being considered by the Engineering staff at this time. Mr. Christensen stated he was planning to make the area as aesthetical]y nice as possible for the neighbors. He would finish the back side of the fencing along the residential area as well so the neighbors couid use his fence as their fence. He stated he has taken good care of his property, and he was very proud of the building and his business. He wanted to make this expansion just as nice as what he has now. Mr. Betzold declared a ten-minute recess in order to give the interested neighbors an opportunity to look over the plans and ask any informal questions. Mr. Gary Cirks, 5230 Buchanen St. N.E., stated he owned the apartment buildina to the north. He stated currently there was a fence dividinq the residential and the north side of t4r. Christensen's buildinc�. He stated what he has dis- cussed with Mr, Christensen was landscaping between �4r. Christensen's property and his apartment building. He stated he did not want a fence to continue through his front yard. He was in favor of the plan as proposed with land- scaping rather than fencing. Mr.Clark stated the plan does provide about 40 ft. of landscaped area adjacent to Mr. Cirks' property, and he was in favor of that. Mr. Ed Brooks, 6506 Hickory St. N.E., stated the storage area would be directly behind his property and he just wanted to make sure there was adequate drainage away from his property. There will be damaged cars in there with possible oil spills, etc., and P�r. Christensen had assured him the drainage would be designed prnperly so the run-off goes to East River Road and not to his lot. Mr. Robinson stated this property was in the Rice Creek lJatershed Dis*rict so a stipulation of the special use permit would be that there be an approved drainage plan, Ms. Myrtle Langer, 6530�Hickory St. N.E., stated her concern was that once the property rias rezoned and the special use permit was granterl, etc., how was the neighborhood protected regarding the use of the property if the property ever changed otvnership. Mr. Betzold stated the question of the subsequent use of the property if the property should change ownership was not a question that the Appeals Eommission could answer, but it was a question that needed to be asked at the Planning Commission meeting on tlarch 11. � t1s. Langer stated she had no objection to the plans as proposed by - Mr. Christensen. Mr. Robinson stated that by design and intent, the majority of the prooerty would not be rezoned but would remain residential--about 6 lots . If the use cl�anged on the property, the majority of the property would remain residential and could not be used corrmercially unless it was rezoned. 14F APPEALS C0�1MISSION �1EETING, PIARCH 3, 1987 PAGE 7 MOTIDN BY MR. BARNA, SECONDED BY 1�5. SAVAGE, TO CL0.SE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECLARED THE PiIBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 8:20 p.M. � Mr. Barna stated the staff, the petitioner, and the neighbors have covered everything very well. The site plan looked good; and since there was no objection from the neighborhood, he would be in favor of the variances as requested. Dr. Vos stated the hardship was very well defined in this case because of the narrowness of the lot. If the petitioner was forced to follow the code, he would not be able to develop the property. P4s. Savage stated the building was already at the 11 ft. setback, and the expansion was just a continuation of that building. The project seemed well planned. In driving by the existing business, you could not really tell there was a body shop there. Qecause of the narrowness of the lot, it was necessary for the fencing rather than the landscaping strip. The hardship was definitely there, and she had no objection to the variances as requested. Mr. Sherek stated the hardship was very easily der�onstrated. The effort made by Mr. Christensen to develop this property in cooperation with the neighbors definitely called for congratulations. He wished other developers coiald work half as well with the neighbors. He stated he would definitely be in favor of granting the variances. Mr. Qetzold stated it was really a credit to the City and to t�r. Christensen to be able to have someone who is able to work so well with the neighbors and develop a nice property. He stated t4r. Christensen's business was an example of how the whole system was intended to work. He had no objection to the variances as requested. MOTION BY M3. SAVAGE, SECONDED BY MR. BARNA, TO RECOldMEND TO CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF VARIANCE REQUEST, VAR #87-05, BY CHRISTENSEN AUTO BODY, INC., PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 205.14.3, C, 4, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE SETBACK FROM A RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT BOUNDARY LINE FROM 50 FEET TO 11 FEET TO ALLOW AN EXISTING Bi7ILDING, ALONG WITH ITS EXPANSION, TO COMPLY WITH'CODE; AND, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 205.09.7, D, 6, OF TXE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE SCREENING STRIP BETWEEN AN R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS) AND AN R-3 (GENERAL MULTIPLE DWELLINGS) DISTRICT, FROM 15 FEET TO 0 FEET; AND, PURSUANT TO CHAPS'ER 205..I4.7, D, 6, OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE SCREENING STRIP BETWEEN AN R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS) AND A C-2 (GENERAL BUSZNESS)_DISTRICT FROM ZS FEET TO 0 FEET TO ALLOW TXE ERECTION OF A FENCE, ON LOTS 21-29� BLOCK 6, FRIDLEY PARK, THE SAME BEING 6501 EAST RIVER ROAD, FRIDLEY, MrNNESOTA, 55432. 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A��. z�, lt6� wa3ox 9�,��- •, � • Rcg. Na Date lob No. Book No. � i��i.�� yl8i+�i.lol.�`�11f�YAP"�.,1�La'+�1r+tAit''�.IGI.i•+A1ti 7IIJPr�e,a!(��r a�p''�t!�l�!�r ; 15 CITY OF FRIDLEY CHARTER C0��1P1ISSI0(l ftEETIt�G, JIU�UARY 12, 1987 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Jackson called the Jan. 12, 1987, Charter Cor.�ission r�eetinc� to orcler at 7:35 p.m. ROLL CALL: Pleribers Present: Susan Jackson, Francis van Dan, aruce Nelson, t"argaret Ilendley, Donald Qetzolcf, Diane Savage, Dorothy Evenson, Geraldine Schei, Ed Hanernik 14eribers At�sent: Ralph Stouffer � Otl�ers Present: Bill Hunt, Assistant to tiie City t"anager APPROVAL OF I�OVEt16ER 10, 1936, CHARTER C0�1l1ISSI0(� ��tIWUTES: 110^ION BY t1R. NELSON� SECOl1DED BY PlR. HA1��RNIK� TO APPROVE =HE NOV. 1986� CHARTER COMMISSION MINUTES AS WRITTEN. UPUN A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIP.PL'RSON JACY.SON DECLAF:ED THE MOTION CAI2FtIED UNA1`IIMOIISLY. 1. COt1SIDERATION OF REPORT OF ��0ltIrlI1TING CONHITTEE (SE_E BY-LAIJS, VI,B, APJD .,. ., - 140'-'ION BY MR. NAMERNIK, SECOlIDED AY MR. tJELSON, "_'O RECEIVE THE NOl+fINATIPIG CO!?1fITTEE REPORT AS FOLL061S: CHAIR: BRUCE NELSON, DONALD BETZOLDj VICE—CNAIR: DIANE SAVAGE, ED XAMERNIK, MARGARET HENDLEYj SECRETARYs MARGARET HENDLEY, ED NAIaERNIK, DOROTHY EVENSON. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON JACY.SON D�CLAF:ED THE MOTION CARRIED UP1r1NIMOUSLY. P•1r. Hunt stated the Cor�mission's annual meeting was in March. If this report aras distributed with tl�e January meeting r�inutes, tt�e Conmission nenbers woul d i�ave i t r�el l wi thi n ten days of the flarch annual r�eeti ng date. tts. Jackson reminded tf�e Commissioners that tl�is did not preclude nor�inations fron tiie floor at the �larch rneeting. 2. REPORT 0�� A�1E�ID�tENTS TO TI1E CITY CHARTER, SECTIO!!S 4.05 AND 12.Ot3: . Mr. Hunt stated the City Council had concurred r�ith the recoririendations � made� by the Cl�arter Cormission on these amendments. The City Council�passed _ the second reading on these anendMents on Jan. 5. The amendments will be publis��ed and will become effective on April 12, presuming they are not challenged by any citizens. 15A , CNARTER COtt��ISSIO'� MEETIt�G, JA'IUARY 12, 19II7 PAGE 2 3. CO�JSIOCRl1TI0'� OF RECOt�1t1EtJDATI0PIS FOR t•iEtiBE�SFIIP I�! TfIE CF�ARTER COt1ttISSION: ttr. Hunt stated he had received a letter of interest from both Walt Starwalt and Orville Carlson. � MOTION BY l�t. VAN DAN, SECQNDED BY lN.S. BVENSON, T�D RECOMMF.iVD TO TNE JUDGS THAT WALT STARWALT AND ORVILLE CARLSON BE APPOINTED TO TXE CHARTER COHMISSION. UPON A VOICE YOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON JACKSON DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. t4r, Hunt stated interest had been expressed by several other people and. hopefully, the Coeunission would have those resumes by the next meeting. 4. COIISIDEPJITIO��I OF ITEt1S FOR FUTURE DISCUSSIOPJ; Ms. Jackson state� ��r. Betzold had submitted an item for discussion. h1r. Qetzold's proposal rlas to change the City Council's terms to four years instead of three years so they would always coincide with major elections. Mr. Har�ernik stated he thought�this was worth exploring. It would save the City a fair amount of funds becauSe of the off-year elections, and he did not see a problem with extending the terrifroe� three years to four years because it would cut down on the number of elections. Three-year terms made for a fairly high rate of elections. P1s. Jackson stated she thouc�ht it was interesting hovi Nr. Betzold had proposed that� t1�e Lliree rrard council seats be elected in one general election, and the city-wide offices of mayor and councilmember-at-large be elected in tiie alternate election year. Everyone v�ould be voting for sor.�eone every other year. Tl�e only drawback was the ��ard 2 councilnenber who r�ould have to run for a two-year term to get into line with the others. Mr. Hanernik stated that in an off-year election,it was difficult to generate interest, and there was usually a poor voter turn-out. Ms. Hendley asked if there wasn't a reason for having the staggered election of the councilmembers. By I�aving all three of the councilr�embers cone up for election at the same ti�e, there �ras the possibility of three nevi council- mer:�bers. She wouid question r�hether that would be healthy fro� the standpoint of running the city witli all new people at one tir�e. . Mr. van Qan stated he rias an old anarchist, and he r�as opposed to all govern- ment rule meaning it Was an oppositionary thing, and you have to fight it every day. 7hat was what democracy ��as all about. He lauded the effor.t and the i�terest in the proposal, but considering that the most efficient (cost- wise and performance-�rise) goverrn:�ent was a dictatorship, anything �tiat r�as farther away from dictatorship costs��noney. The more democratic it was, the more it cost, so cost should be no consideration. 15B CHARTER C014tISSIOt� t1EETIt�G, JANUARY 12, 1987 PAGE 3 Mr, van Dan stated v�hen they talk about reducing the size of the Legislature, it Nras not so democratic. tlith a population of 32,000, the citi2ens of Fridley are represented by five people on the City Council, including the mayor. That was about 6,400 people per councilnember. That was not so der�ocratic. By the same token, they have struggled in the CF�arter with recall petitioners. In the early history of the City, tl�ere were r�any recall petitions circulated, recalls, and recall elections. If it is a 2-year elec- tion for the U.S. Congress, and if a Congressman represents about 1/2 million people (one state representative in the State Nouse represents about 35,000 people), didn't it stand to reason that the City should have a councilperson elected every two years? Then, if there was a misfeasance, r�alfeasance, or just dissatisfaction, they can get rid of that person instead of going to the expense of a recall election. 6Jhy lengthen the term by two yPars; instead, shorten it to tv�o years. Mr. van Uan stated he was satisfied with the present method, but he could also see the point of trying to generate more interest and r�ake it coincide with the national election every four years or every tv�o years at the conqressional e]ection. So, shorten the terr.�s instead of lenc�thening them. It was the electorate that by their vote, ratify that person in office, so they don't have to suffer d�ssatisfaction. Ms. Savage asked How the City's council terms compared with other cities'. Mr. Hunt stated they could do a study of other cities. Ms. Jackson stated she would be interested in knowinq what other cities did. 1�1s. Jackson stated she has worked on campaigns, and it was rea)]y frustrating to have a few hundred people vote at an election. On the other hand, r�aybe it was an advantage when it was the only office. It was the only information coning to people's doors and it was not lost with all the other car�paign material. Ms. Jackson stated the City Council menbers read the Charter Comr�ission minutes, and tt�e Charter Commission would be interested in any input froM the Council on this subject. �4r. van Dan stated maybe at the same time the Comrnission is dealing Y/lth this proposal, they should also deal with increased voter participation in the city--r�aybe non-partisan. There are many people in the City v�ho do not even know who tfieir councilperson is or where ti�ey can go with problems. Mr. Hunt handed out copies of a print-out on "Election Costs - City Electians" which was an attempt to come up with a cost per voter. � Ms. Jackson stated she would be more concerned about vote r participation than election costs. m CHARTER CO!tt1ISSIOrJ �1�ETItiG, JA�ll1AP.Y 12, 1987 PAGE 4 Ms. Jackson stated she proposed this be an agenda iter�for future meetings, and the Comnission members should give it so�e tho�ght. They should look -at both sides of the issue--four year terms versus two year tern�s. Mr. Namernik stated Mr. van Dart had brought up another aspect and that was the nunber of people each councilmemb�r represents. Naybe they should be looking at more City Council seats. . t4r. Hunt stated he would get inforr�ation on the ratio of representation per City Council member and terns of office fror� other cities comparable to the City of Fridley in the metropolitan area. 5. OTIIER QUSIt�ESS: a. Terms Expiring: Susan Jackson and Francis van Dan Ms. Jackson stated she would like to thank F1r, van Dan for his eight years of service on the Charter Comnission. Ms. Nendley stated that on behalf of the Com�ission, she would like to thank both Ms. Jackson and ��1r. van Dan for the hard work and input contributed to the Charter Comnission over the past eight years. Hr. van Dan stated he alould still like the Cor►r�ission to consider adding an affi mative action type of declaration or preamble to the City Charter. ADJOUR��1EtJT: MOTION BY MS. tiENDLEY, SECONDED BY MR. NELSON, TO RATOURN THF. N.�ETING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON JACKSON DECLARED THF. JANUARY I2� 1987� CHAItTER COMMISSION MEF•TING AA70URNED AT 8:45 P.M. Respectfully subm'tted, yn Saba Reco ding Secretary ti 15C _ . .�_. . .. _ . � r+�+Vr.�a t.'. . '�"'" DIRECTOFiATE � OF PUBLIC WORKS CINOF 1VIEMORANDUM FRIDLEY - - - - -- - ._ �: FROM: DATE: John F'iora, Pu41ic Works Director Robert Nordahl, Operations Analyst � March 18, 1987 SUBJEC�: Reaamnendation to Purchase Q�assis Nbimted Fbthole Patc��er AiT87-69 oc o•' •� I �o �� ;� � �� On �hursday, Mard� 5, 1987 we opened public bids for a Chassis Mounted Pbthale Patcher. Zhree (3) oanpanies bid machir�es. PGS Industries was the lvw bidder with a 7he�no-Lay Model T. M. 375-200 for $26,436.74. 7�e total bid included the optional equipment. (See aid tabulations). �e Puhlic Works Street Maintenanoe Division currentl.y uses a Thermo-Lay pothole patcher. 7Y�is machire has performed very effectively for pothole repairs. Zhe model bid met all specifications in the bid. We recommend that the City Council receive the bids and approve the purchase of the �riermo-Lay Pothole Patcher and award the bid to RGS Industries for $22,903.74 for the pothole patcher and 53,533.00 for the optiorial Jack Hacmner for a total prive o� 526.436.74. �e fu¢ids have been appropriated in the 1987 Publ ic Works Capital Outlay budget. If yau have any additior►�1 questions, please let me knaw. BIy/ts AttacY�.nt BID OPENING 11:00 A. M. �iURSDP,Y, NF�RQi 5, 1987 C�iASSIS NLXJN�D PO�iOiI,E PPiT�IER PL�NHCGDER �S Industries P.O. Box 1120 Jogl in, hD 64802-1120 Stepp Mf g. Co. , Inc. Route 2, Box 72 North Branch, NN 55056 H. A Industries, Inc. P.O. Box 8250 Jacksonville, 7� 75766 Carlson Equipment 1380 W. Cotmty Road C S� l�ul, MV 55113 MacQueen Equipnent 595 Aldine Street S� Paul, NN 55104 Metraquip 2340 Fernbrook Lar�e Plymouth, N�] 55441 Minneapol is Equipnent Co. 520 - 2rya st. , s. �. Miruyeapolis, NN 55414 Northwest Process Equipnent 5009 Kent Ave. , S. Minneapolis, NYd 55436 R,oad Machinery 4901 W. 80 th Bloanington, 1�1 & suppl ies 55437 I I OFr�ot� I �� PATQ�ER � DQUIR�LQT � BID I I I I I I I$ 22,903.74 I$ 3,533.00 I$26,436.74 I I I I I I I I I I$ 20,500.00 I$ 6,270.00 I$26,770.00 I I I (Cor. 1�nt. ) I I �I I I I I$ 23,500.00 I $ 4,902.90 ( $28,402.90 I i I I I I I I I I I I nto Bm I I I i I I I I I I I I r�o BID I I I I ! I I I I I I I No BID I I I I I I I I I I I I t�to BID I I I I I I I I I I I i tvo BID I i I I I I I I I I I I � B� I I I I I I 16A 16B ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6ID �PENIN6 11:00 A.M. THURSDAY, MARCN 5, 1987 CNASSIS MOUNTED POTHOLE PATCHER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ � JACK � EFOXY � � � T�TAL � PLAN HOLDER � HAMMER � CDATIN6 � COMPACTOR � HOIST � BIO � ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ R6S INDUSTRIES � � � � f � P.O. BOX 1120 � 318.00 � 1,015.00 � 1,390.00 � 750.00 � f3,533.00 � J�PLIN, MO 64802-11�0 � � � � � � ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ STEPP MFG. CU., INC. � � � � � f R�LITE 2, B�X T2 ; 3,120.00 � 1,100.00 S 1,300.00 � 154.00 � Sb,270.00 � NORTH BRANCH, MN 55056 � � � � � � ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H.D. INClJSTRIES, INC. � f f I 1 � P.O. BOX 8150 � 1,457.00 � 1,500.00 � 1,295.00 � 550.00 � f�,902.00 � JACICSONVIILE, TX 15166 � � � � � � ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Y _ __ -� f -�'" _ _ ':� �, . DIRECTORATE .. .. .. _ :�. � �' O F PUHLIC WORKS CITY OF !Vt E NI O R A N D U M � FRI DLEY � z Jahn G. Pl ora, Rabl ic Wor ks Di rector A�T87 70 :�'• Fta011s Rnbert Nordahl, Operations Analyst �'�'�# �` �� . DATE: March 20, 1987 - SZ7B.7ECT: Reoommendation to Purchase the Skid Steer Loader and Trailer - f!' On ThursBay, March 5, 198'I, we opered public bi8s for a Skid Steer Loader and Trailer. Five o�mpanies bid loaders and trailers. On the bid tabulation sheets, with the optional tra3e-in of the existing park tractor, Long Lake Fbrd is the low bidder. Rt�e F�rk Mainterenoe Division clesires to trade-in the tractor because o� the poor oondition and high maintenanoe �sts. �he bid mnour�t for a New Holland Loader and Trailer by Long Lake Fbrd for a total bid prive o� $21,551.00 includes five optional pieces of equipnent including two buckets, trencher, �o�whlvwer and auger. Re�viewing the specif ications and bid sheet, Long Lake Ford' s tractor met all requirenents with the New Aolland I�bdel 555 and trailer. We reoommend that the City Qouncil receive the bids and approve the purchase of the New Bolland Model 555 with the trailer �a ��ra �e t�a to Long Lake Fbrd based on their bid of $18,542.00 and trade-in of our existing tractor ($6,OZ0.00) for a net amount o� $12,522.00. In addition, we reaommend that the City �uncil authorize the purchase of the five optional �deoes of equignent for $9,029.00 from Long Lake Fbrd, the low bidder for a total law bid prioe of $21,551.00. 1'he funds for this equipnent have been approgiated �in the 1987 Public Works Capital Outlay buc3ye� If you need any additiorel information, please let me la�aa. Bt�/ts Attaciunent 0 ----- --.---_ � 17 A BID OPENIlVG 11:15 A. M. ZAtJRSLLI�Y, NF�RQ3 5, 1987 SRID S� LOALER AND TRAILIIt ,�_-------------_ -- --- — - i sASE i I t�'r IOPr. I I I i I��. I A,�xca,�R � BID I�-n� I o�s'r Ist�s I�� I I i ITO'r� IBm ��-- - �-------,� I--- I�_� � I __ � Long Lake �ord I I I i I 207 3 West Hwy. 12 I$ 18,542.00 �$ 6,020.00 I$ 12►522.00 I$9,029 I$21,551 Long Lalce, NN 55356 I I I I ( ----------------- �---------- I _ I _�� I _.� I � Lano �quipnent, rnc. I i I I ( 3021 W. 133rd Street �$ 17,064.00 �$ 4,000.00 �$ 13,064.00 I$8,645 I$21,709 Shakopee, M� 55379 I I I ( I ---�-----_�--_ ! ��_� I _ _ I I______,_ I �. Kortun' s Dquip, I I I I I 5839 Aighway 12 West �$ 18,610.52 I$ 5,700.00 I$ 12,910.52 �$11,510 I$24,410 Maple Plai.n, NN 553591 I I I I -------------------- I _ _._. I I�+� _ I �_ I � Z'ri-state sobcat I I I ( I 1800 West Hic�way I3 �$ I6,244.00 �$ 1,000.00 I$ 15,244.00 �$7,255 !$22,499 Burnsville, NN 55337 � I I I I ---------------- I _------- �--------- �------------- I � I scharber & Sons i I I ( I 13725 Main St. I$ 20,125.00 I$ 3,800.00 I$ 16,325.00 I$10,640 I$26 ►965 �mgers, NN 55374 I I I I I �------�--� I I I I i Carlson Dquipnent I I I I I �.3eo W. o��mty Ha C I I I tJO BID I I St. Faul, MJ 55113 I I i I � --------------- � --- � - �--- - I� 1 -- C�rlson Tractor & Co. I I I I I 15125 S. R�bert Trail ( I ( NO BID ( I Rosemo�t, NN 55123 � I I I ( ��-------------- �--------�r. I _ I ----------- � --- I�__... Carlson's Lake Streetl I i I I 12500 Dupont Ave. , S. � i I NO BID I I Burnsville, NN 55337 � I . I I I _..� ____.___ I I � I_ _ I I _ c�se �wer & Dquip�. I I I I I 6�0 �. #ioi I ! ! No Bm 1 I Shakopee, 14N 55379 I I I I I --r--�---------------------- _.�.�__ I _�_ I Fbrk Lift & 3400 West Highway 3� � � I NO BID I I ' Burnsville, M�T 553371 I I I I � ��_----� � I I I� _� I _ I - B �. � � -2- BID OPENING 11:15 A. M. �iURSnAY, Ng1R(H 5, 1987 SRID SZEER LQAD�R AND �2AILIIt � _:�i. �,�f�:�i;7 Hayden blurphy Dquignent 9301 E. Bloanington Freeway Bloanington, NN 55420 Isariti County Dquipmerit 53 8 S. Main Cambridge, NN 55008 Matejoek Implenents Hic�way 60 W. Faribault, 1� 55021 Minreapol is Equipnent Co. 520 - 2nd S� , S. E. Minneapolis, NN 55414 I B�sE I � BID ( ZRAD�E-IN I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I i I I NET �ST • : �. • : r� • : i �, • : �� . � 17C �--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------� BID OPENIN6 11:15 �.M. THl1RSQAY, MARCH 5, 1987 SKIQ STEER LOADER AND TRAILER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- � � NYDRAULIC � SNOM � 4 IN 1 t LOM PROFILE � 5UBTOTAt d OIRT t LANDSCAPIN6 i PLAN HOLDER � TRENCHER � Al1GER � BL�iiER � BIICKET � Bl1CKET � � BUCKET � RAKE � -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N6 LAKE FORD ; t ; t ; t ; t ; � ; ; ; ; 73 YEST HI6HYAY 12 � 2,838.00 � 1,154.00 � 2,6b9.00 � 1,788.00 � 580.00 � 9,029.00 t 554.00 � 5,194.00 � �NB LAKE, MN 55356 � � ; ; ; ; ; ; ; LANO EHUIPMENT, INC. � ;. ; ; ; ; 1 ; ; 3021 M. 133Rd STREET � 2,600.00 � 990.00 � 2,560.00 f 1,995.00 � 500.00 � 8,645.00 � 350.00 f 1,545.00 � SHAKDPEE, MN 55319 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KORTUM'S EAt1IPMENT C0. S ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 5839 HI6HWAY 12 VdE5T f 2,510.00 � 1,400.00 ; 4,828.20 � 2,022.40 � 750.00 � 11,510.20 � 550.00 � 700.00 � MAPLE PLAIN, MN 55359 � ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �RI-STATE 606CAT I ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 1800 WEST HIGHWAY 13 � 2,340.00 � 717.00 � 2,600.00 � 1,098.40 � 500.00 � 7,?55.00 � 354.00 � 3,3�9.00 � BURNSVILLE, MN 55337 � ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SCHARBER t� SONS � ; � ; ; ; ; ; ; 13725 MAIN 5T. � 2,970.00 � 1,150.00 � 3,650.00 � 2,090.00 � 780.00 � 10,640.00 � 540.00 � 5,800.00 � ROGERT5, MN 55374 � � ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------=----------------- L� RF,gp[,UT�I N0. - 1987 RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIlNATES OF THE O�StS ZHII2DOF: S'II2EE.T IMPROVEi�IENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1987 1 NOW THEREFtORE, BE IT RESC�VED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley as fallcyws: 1. That it appears in the interests of the City and of the property awners affected that there be constructed certain improvsnents to-wit: Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, water_ and sanitary sewer services, storm sewer system, landscaping, lighting, signals and other facilities located as follaws: UNIVF�2.SITY AVE. WES'T SEEtVICE I�12IVE (81ST � 83RD) BRIGADOON SrREET EAST RIVIIt It�D SEFrVICE DRIVE (51ST � 53RD) �ONIl�C� f�E EAS'T C� QR(LE SOUZfi COI�'INIF�FtCE QRQ,E WEST FARR Ll1KE BIKII�IAY/CVALIdaAY OONII�iONS PARR TII�NIS �UR't5 QOrII�IUNITY PARR PARRING LOT II UNNERSITY AVE. INTER.SECPION IMP� (57�I AVE., 615T AVE., 73RD AVE., & OSBORNE RD.) STRF�ET IMPROVII�IT PR�ITEGT N0. ST. 1987 - 1 2. That the Public Works Director, John G. Flora, City Hall, Fridley, Minnesota, is hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary glans and specifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the oosts of said improvements, including every it�n of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in oonn�ection therewith, or the financing thereof, and to make a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made as proposed, or in connection with some other improvements (anc, the estimated cost as recommended) , incl uding also a description of the lands or area as may receive benef its theref rom and as may be prop�sed to be assessed. 3. That said preliminary report of the Public Works Director shall be furnished to the City Council. PASSED AND ADOPPED BY THE CITY OOONCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS L1AY OF , 1987. - ATTFST : SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERR 3/6/9/I O WII,LIAM J. 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F � ...' ^ �7" � �L� . � ar� � •• ��t � �� ...7..M = �:. � �i:.`Q .. I +• � S S'Li' ^�i �Y Z ~ ts 5 �� . ■ � ' `o[•,�' J^W. =Y• �I �.. .. � :s. e —_. .. �_:� '�� = M . � �� ',\;�lv,��l) � �jr — •�__ � - � �? ~? _t�� -�' _: '�'_ _t _ ,.�i• ; `r�. � I '^.` , � ., �':; _� � ' .. — .. _-. .. . ��3• 'a �^a 3 � , `T' Ei , 2'ei � = _s � o�� . � �--�— �—' y" act n.n...ai� � � � , ��r.t' - $TREET MAP-CITY OF ' == � � / '� 1iI�_� FRIDLEY ^�� > ; :,,. � � a� = - ..,. _ :_....�...�. s =_._ -�=-= � —�--'!� � ---�— ---�-r — _= — , 18A ON PLACE TS WALKWAY 19 RE.SCLUTyON N0. - 1987 RF�OLUTION RECEIVING �E PRII�IMINARY REPORT AND RECEIVING PETITIONS � WAIVE �E PUBLIC HEARING �1 �E MATTER OF THE O�NSZPiT(,TIDN OF C.II2�►IN IlNPROVF.1�[�ITS: SRREET IMPI�VEN�TT PRQ7E(,T N0: � S"�� i987-1 � � . WHERFAS, the o�nstruction of oertain improvanents is deaned to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected thereby. NCW �IF�REFORE, B�E IT RFS(I.VED, by the City tbtmcil of the City of Fridley as fallaws: 1. Zhat the prelimir�ary report sutmitted by the Pualic Works Director is hereby received and accepted. 2. Zhat the City Qerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of the awner of each parcel of lan�d directly affected or within the area of lands as may be prop�sed to be assessed for said improvements, and calculate estimates of assessnents as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands. 3. �at the area propoeed to be assessed for said impravenents and each of then as noted in said agreenent are all of the lands an�d areas as noted in said agreanent. All of the same to be assessed proportionately according to the benef its reoeived. 4. 7hat the estimates of assessnents of the Qerk shall be available for inspection to the awner of any paroel of land as may be affected thereby. 5. �.hat all property awners whose property is liahle to be assessed with the making of the improveqnents have signed an agreement requesting the impravenents arld canstitute 100$ of the property awners who will benefit fran the impravenent and do waive the ric�t to a publ ic hearing which is allawed under the normal prooedures set forth in Minn�esota Statutes Chapter 429. B�SSID AND ADOPTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS L1AY OF � , 1987. . WII,LIAM J. 1�E - NAYOR ATI'FST: SH IRL EY A. HAAPAL�A - CITY Q, ERR 3/6/9/18 .----� � 19� CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITION COVER SHEET Petition No. 1-1986 Date Received March 17, 1986 Object Concrete curb and gutter and final overlay (Blacktop) for the River Road Business Center, Buildings #3 and #4 (5201 and 5155 East P.iver Road) (ST. 1986-1) Petition Checked By Date Percent Signing Referred to City Council Disposition 0 0 RiVER ROAD iNVESTORS 7841 Wayzata Bivd. Mpk, MN 55426 (612) 545-1716 March 14, 1986 Mr. Mark Burch Assistant Public Works Director City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, t�IN 55432 Subject: River Road Business Center, Buildings �3 and �4 5201 and 5155 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota Mr. Burch: t�e request the City to install the concrete curb and qutter and the ffnal overlay (Blacktop) on the street. We will be assessed for the concrete curb and gutter that will be installed on our side of the street at a cost of about $26,500. We will also be assessed for one half of the overlay at an approximate cost to us of $20,750. The concrete curb and gutter to be installed in 1986 and the overlay in 1987. We waive our right to a public hearing for the above mentioned improvements. Sincerely, RIVER ROAD INVESTORS Samuel S. Marfi ld Partner RCB:bps � A �AoAleld. Ya(te CompanY � • : a 20 RESCGUTION N0. - 1987 RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMIPRWE'1�JT PR�I7EGT N0. ST. 1987-3 WHERFAS, Resolution No. - 1987 adopted on the 23 rd day of March, 1987, by the City Council, reoeived the Prelimimry Engineering Report and the petitions for the impravenents in this project. N(�T �iIIZF�RE. BE IT RESCLVID, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka Co�mty, Minnesota as follvws: 1. �hat the follawing imprwenents proposed by Council Resolution No. 11 - 1987 are hereby ordered to be effected and oampleted as soon as reasonably possihle, ta-wit: Street impravenents, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, ooncrete curb and gutter, siciewalks, water an�d sanitary sewer services, storm sewer system, landscaping, lighting, signals and driveway oonnections and other facilities located as follaws: T.H. 65 - West Moore Lake Drive Intersection SZREET IMPRWF�iT PiZQ7DCT ST. 1987 - 3 2. Zhat the work to be performed under this project may be performed under one or more oontracts as may be deemed advisa4le u�pon reoeipt of bids. 3. Zhat the Pulal.ic Works Director, John G. Flora, City Hall, Fridley, Minnesota, is hereby desicg�ated as the Engineer for this improvement. He shall prepare f inal plans and spef iciations for the making of such impravenents. PASSID AND ADOPIED BY �iE QTY �NCIL OF �E QTY OF FRILLEY �IS 23i� I�AY OF 1�R�, 1987. ATl'EST: S�IIRLEY A HAA1�L� - CITY Q�E�2R 3/6/],/7 WILLIAM J. NEE, NF�YOR r 21 RESCt,pTIpN N0. - 1987 RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND APPRO�VAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING ADVERTISF1�iT E�OR BILB: S�REE'T PROJECT N0. ST. 1987 - 3 � WHE�tFAS, R,esolution No. - 1987 adopted on the 23rd day of March, 1987, by the City Gb�cil, reoeived the Preliminary Engineering Report and the petitions for the impravenents in this project. Nt7W �E�tF,�DRE, BE IT RESCGVID, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Miru�esota as follaws: 1. �at the follawing improvenents proposed by Council Resolution No. 11 - 1987 are hereby ordered to be effected and o�mpleted as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit: Street impravenents, inca.uding grading, stabil ized base, hot-mix bit�mninous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, water and sanitary sewer services, storm sewer system, landscaping, lic�iting, signals and driveway oonnections and other facilities located as follaas: T. H. 65 - West Nbore Lake Drive Intersection S7REET IMHtWF�1T PRQ7ECT ST. 1987 - 3 2. 'Ihe plans and specif ications prepared by Short-Elliott-Hendrickson (S. E. H. ) for the Public Works Director for such improv�nents and each of then pursuant to the Council resolutions heretafore acbpted, are hereby appraved and shall be filed with City Clerk. �e Public Works Director shall acoordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official news�per advertisements for bids upon the making of such imprbvenents imder sucii approved plans and specifications. �e advertise�nent shall be published for (3) weeks (at least 21 days) , and shall specify the work to be done and will state the bids will be opened and oonsidered in the Coimcil CYianbers of the City Hall and that no bids will be oonsidered unless sealed and filed with the Public Works Director and acvompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or oertified check payable to the City for five percent (5$) of the a4nount of such bid. �at the advertisement for bids for SZREET IMPROVE[�'�NT PRQT�C,T N0. ST. 1987 - 3 shall be substantially in the standard f orm. PASSID AND ADOF�'ED BY T8E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS L1AY OF , 1987. - � � WILLIAM J. NEE - NAYOR - ATTEST: SHIFtLEY A HPiAP�1LA - CITY Q,ERK 3/6/],/ 8 �r •.- ' �' . .� cinroF FRIDLEY DIAECTO AATE OF PUBLIC WORKS IVIEMORANDUM �: rlas�m Qur�hi, city Mana4er FRCM: John G. F1ora,�Pub�lic Works Director L1ATE: March 17, 1987 SUBJEGT: Corporate Limit Sealooating Project I3�T87-69 oc oa � .. �� ,�� The City of Columbia Aeights in their 1987 Sealooating Proj ect, has identified three street seynents for sealooating that are identified as joint City of Fridley and City of Col unbia Heights' responsibil ities. The three sec�nents are: 1. 53rd Avenue - University Avenue to Central Avenue 2. 45th Avenue - Main Street to University Avenue 3. University East Serv ioe Drive - 45th Ave. to 53td Ave. The first two projects, 53rd and 45th Avenues, are streets which the City residents use and Public Works maintains. The third project, University East Serviae Drive, even though it is within the City boundaries, is a street that the City does not maintain or use. Accordingly, this segment is not an appropriate f�mding requirer�ent for the City of Fridley. We have reoeived a Joint Powers Agreement for sealcoating the corporate limits executed by the Colunbia Heights Major, City Manager and Attorney. I do not believe that the City should aanglete this docuanent as pregared. Attached I have rewritten the agree�nent and omitted references to the University Avenue East Servioe Drive. Reoo�mend the City Council apprave the execution of the attached agreement and authorize me to suk:mit the agreenent with a wver letter indicating the City's positian regarding the University Avenu�e East Servive Drive. JGF/ts Attachments March 6, 1987 OF 22A CITY OF COLUMBIA HEfGHTS Mr. John Flora Director of Public Works City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 � `' 590 40th Ave. N. E. , _ . �612) 788-9221 SERVICE IS OUR B RE: SEALCOATING - 53� AVE./UNIVERSITY AVE. - CENTRAL AVE.; UNIVERSITY SERVICE RD./�15TH AVE. - 53� AVE.; �5TH AVE./MAIN ST. - UNIVERSITY AVE. Dear Mr. Flora: Two copies of a Joint Powers Agreement for sealcoating the corporate limit streets are enelosed. 4Ie have proposed adding 45th Avenue N.E. from Main Street N.E. to University Avenue N.E. to the project. This includes 1,966 square yards of roadway surface at $0.55/square yard, or $1,081.30. Subsequent to the correspondence dated December 26, 1986, the City of Columbia Heights field verified the sealeoating quantities. This resulted in square yardage of 9,239 and 6,810 on 53� Avenue and University Avenue Service Road respectively. Due to heavy traffic flow on 53rc1 Avenue N.E., we propose using FA-3 aggregate during the sealcoating operation, at an estimated cost of $0.70/square yard. The total estimated cost to Fridley for sealcoating the Corporate Limits Streets is $11,29�.10. Two copies of a resolution for authorizing joint bidding are also enclosed. Please fUlly execute both copies of the Agreement and Resolution and return one copy to us. If you have any questions, please contact me at 788-9221, extension 164, or Kathy Young at extension 166. Sincerely, Fredrick V. Salsbury, P.E. Director of Public Works/City Engineer FVS/km 87-106 enc. cc: 8703 - 6 . Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor Rita M. Petkoff, Councilmember Russell D. Paulson, Councilmember Edward M. Carlson, Councilmember Gary L. Peterson, Councilmember EOUAL OPPOR7UNITY EMPLOYER 22B • i •• a+• • a� �+a i� • • ti • �� • � •• . .� . . � - a� ti This agreenent made and entered into this day of , 1987, by and between the City of Fridley, Minnesota, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Fridley" and the City of Col�nnbia Heights, Minnesota, a m�micipal oorporation, hereinafter referred to as "Colwabia Heights". � _ WITNFSSETH: WhE�F,AS, the parties to this aqreement desi:re to jointly sealcoat the followir.g cor�orate limit streets: a. 45th Avenue, N.E. - Main Street., N.E. to University Avenue., N.E. b. 53rd Avenue� N.E. - University Avenue, N.E. to Central Avenue, N. E. , and WHF�tFAS, the parties agree that it is in their best interest that the oost of said project be shared; and WHE�tFAS, said work will be carried out in acoordance with the pravisions of Minn�esota Statute 471.59. I�'JW, ZIi�bRE, IT IS AGREED by and betweeri the � rties : The cities have joined together f or the purpose of sealcoating certain strc-�ts. Each city shall oomplete their resFective road Fatching prior to sealooating. Col unbia Heights shall pravide all engineering servioes and shall cause the construction of Columbia Heights Project #8703 in oonformance with said specif ications. The letter of bicls and the acceptanoe of all bid proposals shall be done by Col�anbia Heights, unless otherwise stipulated by joint resolution. The contract oosts of the work shall oonstitute the actual "construction costs" and shall be so referred to herein. "Estimated costs" are good faith projections of the oosts which will be incurred for this project. Fridley shall gay 100$ of sealaoa ting their respective areas, estimated to be a total of $7,548.60. The square yardage (recommended type of aggregate) and estimated costs are shc�m be].c�w. _ a. 45th Avenue, N.E.: 1,966 S.Y. (FA-2) $0.55/S.Y., $1,081.30 . b. 53rd Avenue, N.E.: 9,239 S.Y. (FA-3) $0.70/S.Y., $6,467.30 ' -2- Upon final acceptance and approval of sealooating, Fridley shall pay Col�nbia Heights the actual cost of sealcoating according to contract notwithstanding the estimates herein. Friciley and Colt�nbia Heights mututally agree to indemni.fy and hold harniless each other fran any claims� losses, cnsts, expenses or damages resulting f ran the acts or anissions of the respective offioers, ag�ents, or eaplayee� relating to activities conducted by either party under this Agreement. It is understood and agreed that the entire agreement of the parties is contained herein and that this Agreenent superoedes all oral agreements and all neqotiations between the parties relating to the subject matter thereof, as well as any previo�s agreenent presently in effect between the parties relating to the subject matter thereof. Any alterations, variations, or modifications of the provisions of this Agreement shall be valid only when they have been reduced to writing and duly signed by the parties herein. . . ..,• �� • • • •� City Attorney . ..,� JI� � • � •� City Attorney 3/6/2/12 QTY OF FRIT�,EY William J. Nee, Mayor r% t:asim M. �ureshi, City r?anucer QTY OF COLiJNiBIA HEIGHTS Bruoe G. Nawrocki, Mayor R,�bert S. Boc�iinski, City Manager � 22C March 24, 1987 Mr. Fr et7 Sal sbury City of Colunbia Heio�ts 5 90 - 40 th Ave, N. E. Colunbia Hei�ts, FN 55421 SUBJECT : 19 87 Seal ooa ti ng Dear tflr. Salst�ury: F�ni87-51 At the March 23, 1987 Cotmcil meeting, the City Council executed the Joint Powers Agreement between the City of Fridley and Colwnbia Heights to jointly advertise and oo�nplete the 1987 sealcoating programs. �ey also approved the Joint Powers Agreenent to oomplete the corporate 1 imi.t sealvoating streets with one modification. The sec�nent of University Avenue East Service Drive between 45th and 53 rd Avenues was deleted f rom the executed agreenent. �e City of Fridley fully supports the mutual maintenance and repai r work on the wrporate streets which are jointly used such as 45th and 53rd Avenues. Zhe City has never and does not intend to expend any funds or effort on the University Avenue East Service Drive between 45th and 53 rd Avenues as this street is separated from the City residents by the University Avenue oorridor and a double chain link fence. For these reasons, this aegnent of oorporate boimdary streets was deleted f ram our Joint lbwers Agreenent. Request your Council execute the attached Joint l�wers Agreenent �o that we may progress with this year's 9ealaoating schedule. If I can be of any additional assistance in this matter, please feel free to vontact me. Sincerely yours, �� John G. Flora Director of Ri41ic Works JGF/ts Enclosure 22D »� � ..... ... 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L i Y t� 1bo�ltr R. hf Muo� Ler 6-S • ....�.,_._-- - - • _ __. __. _ __ _ - 23 RF;9CGOTION N0. - 1987 A RF,9C[,UTION �IORIZING THE JOINT BIDDING OF MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR WORR FOR S'ti��'�i5 (ST. 1987 - 10, SEALaOAT) WITH �E CITIES OF �I,iA�IA HEIGHTS AND FRIL�EY WHII�EAS, oertain sealooating of asphalt streets is required; and WHII�EAS, the oombination of these requirenents into a single request for competitive sealed bids is desirable to obtain quantity eoono�nies; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the cities of Colunbia Heights and Fridley to solicit bids by a single request for bicls in acoordance with the f ollawing procedures: 1. Ariy mimicipality desiring to voritract for the purchase of any materials, supplies or work in cooperation with the other municipalities which are parties to this agreement shall, by its representative, notify the other m�ici�lities of such desire, indicating the items and the quantity. 2. If two or more of such municipalities decide to vooperate in the joint bidding, the Public Works Director of the paritic�ting municipalities shall prepare the necessary plans and � specifications, submit the same to the participating m�micipalities for their approval, and follawing such appraval by each particig3ting m�icipality, the Public Works Directors of the participating m�micipalities shall advertise for bids in the name of all �articipating municipalities. All soliciatation or advertisements for bic�, together with the awarding of said bic�, shall be done in accordance with established practices and applicable 1 aws. 3. Within f ive days after the reoeipts of bic�, the Public Works Directors of the participating municipalities shall determine which, in their opinion, is the best bid s ubmitted, and they shall notify each of the garticipating municigalities of their f indings. 4. After receipt of the recommendation of the Directors, or after the expiration of fourteen days, whichever occurs f irst, any mimici�lity desiring to execute a oontract shall award the contract to the bidder which it determines to be the lowest responsible bidder, and each particigating municigality shall then enter into a separate contract with the successful bidder for the materials, supplies or work advertised. In as much as the p�upose of this Agreement is to allaw the particigants to benefit from purchasing labor and materials in larger quanties, each municipality agrees to order and pay for the estimated quantities of goods, materials, supplies and labor purchased for• them under this Joir�t Agreement as initially requested by them; consistent with their actual needs. 5. All advertising costs in connection with the proposed purchase of any materials, supplies or work shall be borne equally by the participating municipalities. Page 2- Resolution No. - 1987 6. Not withstanding any other language to the contrary, each mtmicipality reserves the right to reject any or all bicZs, in whole or in part, in connection with the proposed contract of any materials, su�lies or work. 7. It is understood and agreed that each participating municipality will make its own separate contract with the successful bidder, that each participating municipality shall only be liable to the successful bidder for materials, supplies or work contracted for l�y such m�icipality without any liability for purchases o�ntracted by any other �rticigating mimicipality, and each successful bidder shall be required to bill each �xirticipating municipality directly for the materials, supplies or work ordered by it. 8. In the event of any dispute between a municipality and a successful bidder arising af ter a contract has been executed, such dispute shall be handled by and between the particular mtu�icipality affected and the coritractor. 9. By agreement of all the parties hereto, any other mu�icipality may beoome a participant to this procedure. 10. Each party hereto further agrees to save harmless any of the other �rties hereto suffering loss or ciamage with respect to the contract supplier for fail ure to pay for any items actually ordered or failure to take the amount initially designated by such party and included in the award on behalf of such pursuant to this oontract; and, WHE�tFAS, the Fridley project shall be desic�ated Street Improvenent Project ST. 1987 - 10, Sealooat. BE IT RESCg,VED by the City Council of the City of Fridley as follaws: 1. �at the Public Works Director is hereby authorized to work with the Public Works Director of the City of Col unbia fleights in the development of plans and specifications for joint bidding of street maintenance and re�ir and asphalt street sealooating. 2. That consolidated advertisement of bids for street maintenance and regair and asphalt street sealcoating is authorized between the Cities of Col�nbia Heights and Frictley. PASSED ADID ADOF�ED BY THE QTY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TH IS LIAY OF , 19 87 . � WII�LIAM J. NEE - t�fAYOR ATI�ST: SHIRLEY A. �1�1PALA - QTY Q,ERK 3/6/13/10 23A 1 987- 1 �.L.� O � T PRO T(F��) � . _v_ '� = li ,�� G�T7 OF FRIDL�1' �— � r ). / t� � /..% �1 � � ��. T..�,v � `�s��s�•' . �I� • can.. va �T� �� -- aiY �'��r � �.,.. '� ;.� W�J�ttl �� I ��S �`\: �i� =��,'�� '^` ___ .�.� � �•• a'�-1 .�.r�I. � \\ \ A t ___� � •t, L — ._�— '�� r ,,i ..... ' �' r�{� __ � _! '«'� _�� -� ucaeru� 1_ _ � , _• �. � ' w \, ' y r" ! /-•- � , .�'�`` :�� i . .,� " n � ' � � . _ '� �l.s- `� rJ!m � _� � � ' . 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Y � -�_ _ _-- _ _-. . =' - -- - � _ t �'� < <+I�!4 �'; a� _"r °' -_ _g ''i°Y^a ` � _?°q =3 --"-ri3 � i ^ ' ��' �I ' ' C �:i•� Z T.�'�TJ .�Y . =:i�� 2 � � {r� ��'� ' + { rw Z.�.` � I - / n�� _. � ^ � �'J A �� # . ;: 1 '' � �»I d'i A �w�� ' - »i�s - STREETMAP-CITY OF _� a pI ° _I = , , FRIDLEY =~ = c - -. �.,--..�— �— .�._....� � � =_-= = ==� � 24 RF�(I,OTIlxT N0. - 1987 RESOLOTION ORDERING IMPRWEMENT, APPRWAL OF PLANS AND ORD�ERIl�G ADVERTISF�IT A�R BIL�; RENDVAL AI�ID REH.ACEMENT OF MI�SCEGLANDO[TS O�N(ZtETE. UTI�. (� AND SIDFWALR - 198'7 � WAF�.S, the construction of certain improvenents is deemed to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and the property c�wners affected thereby. N�1, ��RE, BE IT RESCLVID by the City Council of the City of Fridley. Anoka County, Minnesota as follaas: 1. ?hat the follaaing impravenents prop�sed by Co�cil Resolutions are hereby ordered to be effectect and oompleted as required: Remaval and replaoement of misoellaneous concrete curb, gutter and siclewalk. 2. �he plans and specif ications prepared tyy the Publ ic Works Director for suc� imprwenents are hereby appraved and shall be filed with the City CLerk. 7he Public Works Director shall acoordingly prepare and cause to be inserted tin the official r�ewsFaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvenents under sud� appraved glans and specifications. �he advertisement shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days) , and shall specifu the work to be cbne and will state that t�e bids will be opened and aonsidered at 11:00 a.m. on the 14th day of April. 1987 and that no bids will be oonsidered unless sealed arx7 filed with the Public Works Director. That the advertisenent for bids for RENnVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MISCELLANEWS CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALR - 1987 shall be substantially in the standard form. P14SSID AND ADOPPID BY �E CITY �ONCIL OF 7HE QTY OF FRIDLEY 'l�IS �1Y OF , 1987. ATI'FST: SH IRL EY A. HAA�LA - CITY Q, ERK 3J6/9J 8 -20- WII�LIAM J. NEE - N�YI�R , •�w •� i� : �� st-.? • s • • • i� • � ��+ �a, � ' � �� i�� ti �• •� � �: •• �� :,�• • �� n� • Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley, Anoka CoLmty, Minresota, at the off ice of the Publ ic Works Di rector, 6431 University Aven�e N. E. , Fridley, Minnesota 55432 (Tel. 571-3450) on the 14th day of April, 1987, at 11:00 a.m. , for the furnishing of work and materials for RENY�VAL AND REPI,ACEN�IT OF MISC�.L�ANDOUS U�NCREl.E QJFB, C�l'i'lERr AND SIL16+lALR 2,000 Lin Ft. 1,000 5q. F't. Miscellaneous Concrete C�rb & Gutter Renaval & Repla�nent Construct 5 f� wide x 4 inc.h sidewalk All in aca�rdance with plans and specifications prepared by John G. Flora, P. E, Pu41ic Works Director, Fric�ey City Hall, 6431 University Avenue N. E. , Fridley, NN 55432 (Tel. 571-3450). Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the Public Works Director and o�pies may be ob�rained for the Contractor's individual use tyy appl.ying to the Publ ic Works Di rector. Bids must be made on the basis of cash payment for work, a�d acvonipanied by a cash deposit, certified check (on a responsible bank in the State of Minnesota) or a b�idder's bond made payahle without condition to the City of Fridley, NN, in an a�no�mt of not less than five (5$) per cent of the total amotmt of the bid. 7he City Council reserves the ric,�t to reject ariy and all bids and to waive any ir�formalities in any bids reoeived without explanation No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days. By order of the City Co�mcil of the City of Fridley. Minnesota. D�ated the 23 rd day of March, 1987. �� John G. Flora, P. E • HIBLIC WORKS DIREC20R - Publ ished: 3/6/l�/2 Fridle,y Focus March 30, 1987 April 6, 1987 April 13, 1987 - 12 - Construction Bulletin Marc3� 27, 1987 April 3, 1987 April 10, 1987 24A O'CON NOR & HAN NAN ATTORNEYS AT GAW 3800 IDS CENTER 80 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402-2�54 f 6121 343-1200 JAMES P. O'MEARA 16121 343-1288 Hand Delivered Samantha Orduno Fridley City Hall 6431 University Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 TELEX 29-0584 TELECOPIER 16121 343-1256 March 19, 1987 MA�M�N070M. O. �. 0/ryC[ SuiTE 000 p10/ENNStlV11M�A �VCNYC N.W. W.VN�NGTON, O.C. t0006'3�0� izot� ss��oo oiNV�e on�u su�rc •�oo 7001 NCOIN SiAEET T�^ DENVEP.CO 8020�-�� iO3� S]0��00 Mwos�o on�cc v[Lw20VE2 2� � w�owm i Si��M 47��3��0� T[lCX 2�5�] Re: Enlargement and Amendment of the Redevelopment Plan for the HRA's Redevelopment Project No. 1 and the Amendment of the existing Eight Tax Increment Districts therein Dear Samantha: Please find enclosed a City Council resolution for the Council's March 23 meeting which would call a public hearing for April 20. 1987, on the above-referenced proposed changes. I will be providing you next week with the remainder of the documentation, including the amended plan, a Planning Commission resolution of approval, and final approval resolutions for both the HRA and the City Council. Please call me in the meantime if there is anything else that I may do in this regard. Y r very tr ly, � �..��`� �- mes P. O'Meara JPO:jk enclosure cc: Rick Pribyl (w/encl.) Jock Robertson (w/encl.) Nasim Qureshi (w/encl.) 25 25A Councilmember introduced the following resolution, the reading of which was dispensed with by unanimous consent, and moved its adoption: CITY OF FRIDLEY COUNTY OF ANOKA STATE OF MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ENLP,RGE- MENT OF REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT NO. 1, THE AMENDMENT OF THE MODIFIED REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR REDEVELOP- MENT PROJECT NO. 1, AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLANS FOR TAX INCREMENT FINANC- ING DI5TRICTS NO. 2 THROUGH 8. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council (the "Council") of the City of Fridley, Minnesota (the "City"), as follows: Section 1. Public Hearin�. At the request of the Hous- ing and Redevelopment Authority in and for the City of Fridley, Minnesota (the "Authority"), this Council shall hold a public hearing at its meeting on Monday, April 20, 1987, commencing at 7:30 o'clock p.m., on the following matters: (a) the amendment of the Modified Redevelopment Plan for the Authority's Redevelopment Project No. 1(the "Project"), (b) the enlargement of the Project area, and (c) the amendment of the tax increment financing plans for the Authority's Tax Increment Financing District Nos. 2 through 8(collectively, the "Proposed Amendments"), all pursuant to and in accordance with Minnesota Statutes, Sec�ions 462.411 to 462.716, inclusive, as amended, and Minnesota Statutes, Sections 273.71 to 273.78, inclusive, as amended. Section 2. Notice of Hearing; Filing of Plans. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of the hearing, substantially in the form attached hereto as Ex- hibit A, to be published in the City's official newspaper not less than 10 and not more than 30 days prior to the public hearing date, to place a copy of the Proposed Amend- ments on file in the City Clerk's office and to make such plans available for inspection by the public not later than April 1, 1987. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, on March 23, 1987. ATTEST: Clerk Mayor - 2 - � � EXHIBIT A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF FRIDLEY COUNTY OF ANOKA STATE OF MINNESOTA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council (the "Coun- cil") of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on Monday, April 20, 1987, at a regular meeting of the Council commencing at 7:30 o'clock p.m., to be held at the Fridley City Hall relating to the amendment by the Hous- ing and Redevelopment Authority in and for the City of Fridley, Minnesota (the "Authority"), of the Modified Rede- velopment Plan of the Authority's Redevelopment Project No. l, including a proposed enlargement of the Redevelopment Project area, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Sections 462.411 to 462.716, as amended. The hearing is also rela- tive to the amendment of the tax increment financing plans for the Authority's existing Tax Increment Financing Dis- tricts No. 2 through No. 8 pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Sections 273.71 to 273.78, as amended. Copies of the docu- mentation reflecting such changes will be on file and avail- able for public inspection in the City Clerk's office not later than April 1, 1987. A - 1 .. _ _ _. . . . . .. __ __ . _. __ _ __ _ _ . _. __ ,. 25C '�"'" DIAECTOFiATE � OF PUBLIC WORK8 CITY�F 1VIEMORANDUM FRl DLEY _ �: Jcah G. Flora. Public Works Director FI�DM: C1yc3e . Moravetz, Engir�eering Administration �P,TE: March 10, 1987 SUB.TDCT: Fetition Reoeived Requesting Street Lic�ts for Riverwood Drive o. �� o o : � � � ,,��-.� FW87-65 Attached is a petition received f rom property awners in the recently platted Rivetwood Park Addition. The two requested additional lights are located on the "L" curves of Riverwood Drive and meet the City criteria for installing street 1 ights as they are sharp (90` ) curves. _ �e lic,ht requested for �e 71st and Riverwood Drive intersection should involve a relocation of �e existing lic�t 200 feet ± e a s t o f t h e intersection JGF/ts CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITION COVER SHEET Petition No. 1-1987 Date Received Mar'Gh 9, 1981 Ohject Street lighting installed on Riverwood Drive to be placed on 71st and Riverwood Drive and either side of cul-de-sac and south side of 7145 Riverwood Drive. Petition Checked By Date Percent Signing Referred to City Council Disposition 26A � TO WNOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the undersigned, as being residents and haneow�►ers living on Riverwood Drive in the City of Fridley hereby do petition to have � street lighting installed on Riverwood Drive to be placed on 71st and Riverwood Drive an -� cuL 1-de-�ac �a '�r onUR.�xe�wood Drive. ciTHE�t 5i�� 4�� S��E jd 7�5�57 D�GC�s�' �i �- %l ��i � '� ,.� f �` _rn K��.�.�'; r�(��.� r. � � a � /� �� T� s��;�c � ,a� ��3t�9C,asS ��Gc.s /�ud�� ✓ �2�..�� 2 �.�a� '�--�-.',. �' • � �,o��ydu� o •i �L��-O D�J r .: \ �1 �� \ �w` ♦i � � �i �y: � `� � � �pp �n( /y16N p,e�ssv�c� sa�v� �t��6� ..� S=. �Ct6��T" ;z zr �1100KL1'N PARK t�ooic�rN CENTEII ' `r �\ :J � w �` • �1\ \� � � �; ,• , . \` n II� � � �.,�, �� ti�ti �`� c� \\ '^ r � I~ ��DO�''�,� \ O�`� � �` ``. \ . `�� \!, ` ` �C``�, �``• ,, `�� \ �w. �� `��+ w�w� a� \�: i /�� r�n �.. •��:� � � "/ �,�, ..`\ � =�. .''�,t {b M �r 2 s � Y O O � Ie r 0 � ��ttt �� t �O s ,a.. �' i ...,. . ...._. �'�" I g a.� � �e..� ;� �w a �.. » ^ I ��A . 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'� � � P��tO WMr I� � � - �~ �! i � . �� `• • , � 1 s � � • MOIU ; ; . :.d .�• !! «.;« 3 � � a�'"�w � � � = ' rN y , �� • '' r� �� !: .��Nw �� w.Nn r �� 11 ..w. � � �.«wr�uw. ._ i � il �T ��.�.�'C c. � � w� N � •C w� + � •�' • ►. r� � t. h• �� rr awr =t ...... . _ . i_�= .. /11 «.: I .... S = s . s V ,� �ir'J hti MM M�at i .. .� e i � • i � ... ''-��' �-� � �t� N�� V ��h 'L! '� � MbM '. d' e � ° �o p � �s'� �'�.>��' a \� ^ � � � 1 y .J � ..�.:�:... � a e' � � �. - M � �YOO� � . � � .i �� ..w. �: .�.. ` �Y! � r � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES2 8 � March 23, 1987 TYPE OF LICENSE: BY: CIGARETTE Bill Johnson Standard Sta. Willis Johnson 5311 University Ave.N.E. Fridley, h1n. 55432 ENTERTAINMENT American Legion Post 303 Same 7365 Central Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 FIREARM Stanton 0. Berg Same 6025 Gardena Lane Fridley, P�n. 55432 �OOD ESTABLISHMENT American Legion Post 303 Same 7365 Central Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Dairy Queen Donald Fitch 280 Mississippi St.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Delta Vietnamese Restaurant Tran Hat 7928-C University Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 APPROVED BY: James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director Fridley Convalescent Home HealthOne, Inc. 7590 Lyric Lane Fridley, P1n. 55432 Fridley Covenant Church Same 6390 University Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Grace Lutheran Church Daniel Fleischer 460 - 75th Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Hong Kong Kitchen Karen Kam-Ha Kwan 242 �1ississippi St.N.E. Fridley, P1n. 55432 J's Food's Foods dba J's Foods, Inc. Z's Eatery 7890 Univers�ity 12ve.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 FEES: $12.00 $85.00 $25.00 $45.00 $45.OQ $45.00 $45.00 �45.00 Ezempt $45.00 $45.00 S FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL March 23, 1987 FOOD ESTABLISHMENT CON'T Kentucky Fried Chicken 7510 University Ave. N.E, Fridley, Mn. 554�2 Learning Tree Center 5310 Plonroe St.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Lindquist Cake & Dec. Inc. 5265 Central Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55421 Lynn's Cake & Candy Supplies 7930 University Ave.PJ.E. Fridley, P1n. 55432 McGlynn Bakery 755 - 53rd Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55421 P�etz Baking Co. Thrift Store 248 Mississippi St.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 North Park Elem. School 5575 Fillmore St. NE. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Same Social Dynamics, Inc. James Lindquist Stephen Kraatz John Prichard Old Country Buffett Same 6540 University Ave.N.E. Fridl ey, P1n. 55432 Oriental House Restaurant 5865 University Ave.N. E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 The Perlman-Rocque Co.(North} 51 - 52nd Way N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Metz Baking Co. Elaine Niesche Kwei-Tsang Chen Same Redeemer Luthean Church Robt. M. Sievert 61 Mississippi Way Fridley, Mn. 55432 The Sunshine Place Restaurant, Inc. Tony M. Bakhtiari 5201 Central Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Totino's Foods ,� The Pillsbury Co. 7350 Commerce Ln. N..E Fridley, Mn. 55432 -- LICENS�8A Paqe 2 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 Exempt $45.00 $45.00 �45.00 Exempt $45.00 $45.00 '� FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCiI FOOD ESTABLISHMENT'S CONT'0 7otino Grace High School Francis Wray 1350 Gardena Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Unity Medical Center Same 550 Osborne Rd. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Valley Christian Church Bruce Brown 1280 Regis Lane N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Woodcrest Baptist Ac�ademy Clarke S. Poorman 6875 University Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 HOTEL, MOTEL Sunliner Motel Eugene Kreuikemper 6881 Highway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 PRIVATE GAS PU�1P City of Fridley(Garage) Ralph Volkman 400 - 71st Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Determan Welding & Tank Serv. Same 1241 - 72nd Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Lampert Bldg. Center Same 7600 Hwy. #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Park Construction Co. Same 7900 Beech St.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Unity Medical Center Same 550 Osborne Rd. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 REFUSE HAULER Ace Solid Waste �1gt.Inc. Dean 0. Warden 3118 - 162nd Lane N.W. Andover, Mn. 55304 Richard Larson Fire Inspector Richard Larson Fire Inspector �� Gallagher Service Inc. Richard Gallagher Jr. 1691 - 191st Ave.N.E. Blaine, Mn. 55434 -- LICENSE�8B Page 3 $45.00 $45.00 Exempt Exempt $195.00 Exempt $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 - $60.00 $75.00 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL March 23, 1987 REFUSE HAULER CONT'D Hilger Transfer David A. Klatke, Jr. 8550 Zachary Lane Maple Grove, P1n. 55369 Waste Management Blaine Ronald Pfeifer 10050 Nalples St.N.E. B}aine, Mn. 55432 RETAIL GASOLINE Bill Johnson Standard Willis D. Johnson Richard Larson Service Fire Inspector -- LICENS�C Page 4 5311 University Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Riverside Auto Wash, Inc. Randall Olchefske "" "" "" 6520 E. River Rd. Fridley, Mn. 55432 TREE REMOVAL Fridley Park Dept. Ralph Volkman 400 - 71st Ave.N.E. Fridley, P•1n. 55432 Pomaville's Motor Valet, Inc. James P. Hill 564q University Ave.N.E. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 $60.00 �60.00 $60.00 560.00 Exempt � $150. ;` I, r FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCtI � MAR(gi 23 , 198? � GENERAL QONSTRUCTION Fireside Corner, Inc, 883 Front Avenue St. Paul, MN 55103 Glen Johnson Construction Inc. RT#1, BoX 52 St. Joseph, WI 54082 HEATZNG General Sheet Metal Dorp. 2330 Ir�uisiana Ave rnte North Golden Valley, l�i 55427 Preferred Mechanical Services 5516 Lyndale Avenue South Minneapolis, 1rIlV 55419 &y: Kirk Sorensen By: Glen Johnson By: James McCarthy By: Wayne Johnson -- LICENSE� 8 � APPRCJVED BY DARREL Q,ARK (�ief Bldg. Ofcl. Same WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htq. Insp. Same r FOR CONCURRENCE 6Y THE CITY COUNCIL " ESTIMATES = March 23, 1987 Snith, Juster, Feikena, Malmon & Haskvitz 6401 University Avenue N. E. FricIley, M�i 55432 For Servives Rendered as CYty Prosecutor � � Fbr the month of F�ebruaty, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,519.50 Layne Minnesota 3147 Cal ifornia St. , N. E. Minreapol is, MJ 55410 FINAL FSTII�,TE - Well #]2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,596.86 FINAL FSTIMP,TE - Well #]3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,462.86 Etigene A. Aickok & Associates, Inc. 545 Inclian Nbtnd Wayzata, MJ 55391 Fbr Serviaes Rendered FYan September 29, 1986 to Deoanber 19, 1986 .....$ 3,920.00 Eugere A. Aiclwk & Associates, Inc. 545 Indian P+btmd Wayzata, MV 55391 For Serviaes Rendered FYan January 29, 1987 to �ebruary 25, 1987 . . . . . . $ 6 50 . 0 0 m