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AUGU5T 29. 1988 - Approved - - - Add Item: (23) Consideration of Restoration of Moore Lake Water Level � CUi�S I UtKHT I Of� UF I TtM5 NUT ON AGENDA - 15 I�II NUTES ) Residents in the Area of Horizon Circle: Public Works: Explanation of Alternatives available to resident Costs for soil borings & corrective measures, possibly a group or reduced rate Problems at Shorewood Inn (Bill Nicklow): Public Works: Staff work with them on their problems they are Pl�iiLiL Ht�I1��S: experienci��with the construction adjacent to thei property. PUdL I C HtNK I NG ON 1989 duu�tT . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 1 Hearing opened at 9:28 p.m. Hearing closed at 9:48 p.m. City Manager's Office: Place on agenda for adoption �UUNCIL I�ttTING. StPTEMBER 12, 1988 PAGr 2 / CUUN� I L hIEcT i t�G. StP7EMBER 12. 1988 I . C�NSIUERATIUN UF A VARIANCE. VAR �88-03. TU REDUCE THE WIDTH OF THE SCftEENING STRIP t3ETWEEN COMMERCIAL AI�D RtSIDENTIAL UISTRICTS FRt�M 15 FEE7 TO 5 FEtT ON THE EAST AND NURTH SIDES OF THt NRUPERTY TO ALLOW THE CUNSTRUCTION OF AN UFFICE CUMPLEX ON LOT 1, t3L0(;K 1. H i LLW I ND ADD i T I ON, THE SAME Bt I NG 941 H I �l.w I tvu Ku�� IV , t. . At�u �N LuT 3. AuD I ToK' s SUciU I V I 5 I UN (VU . ZS . THE SAMt t3E I NG 101� 1 H I LLW I ND KOHU (V, t. . BY CNERYL ST I NSKI . , . . . . . . . . . • PA�t 3 ...6-6N COP1i�llJ�J ITY DEVELQPMENT--ACT I OiV TAKEN ; NOT I F I ED PET I T I ONER OF COUNCIL APPt�OVAL C��510ERATIUw OF SECOND READING OF Ai� URDINANCE APPrtOV I ivt� A h�tZUN i NG. ZOA �88-01 , TO hZtZONt FRUM k—j. �tl�ERAL I�IULT I PLE uWELL I NG. TU CR—� . VEfVEKAL UFF I CE � Utv PArtT UF LOTS 2 AIVU 3. AUD I TUK' S SUciU I V i S I UtV fVU . Z5. THt 5�►ME dE I IJG lY1d 1 H I LLW I ND KUAU I�,t.. BY CHEKYL STINSKI . . . . . . . , . . .....7-7a �FN.TRA SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: PUBLISHED ORDINANCE IN FOCUS COMMLINITY DEVELOPi�ENT--ACTION TAKEN; NOTIFIED PETITIONER oF COUNCIL APPROVAL WITH STIPULATIONS� REZONING ORDINANCE WILL PJOT BE PUBLISHED UNTIL COVENANTS ARE FILED AT ANOKA COUNTY. � � CI�NS I DtrcAT I UN UF StTT I NG N PUt3L I C NEAR i I�G FOK POSSiBLt RtVUCATiUN �F SP #77—�d4. APACHE CAMPIN6 CENTER. FOR OCTOt�ER 3. 19$8 • . • . � � � • � • ' • ' ' ' 8 � � r�MMLNITY DEV�� nPMFNT--ACTIO�I��KE.�I: RENOTIFIED PETITIONER AND SURROUNDING OWNERS AND RESIDENTS OF NEW PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR OCTOBER 1%, 1988� � 0 l:�u��C I L i�IttT i irG. SEPTtMBER 12. 19�8 � • �� PaGt 4 CUNSIDEKATIUN UF AN EXTtNSION OF A SPECIAL USE PtKM I T, SP #�f36-15. TU l�LOW A UAYCARE FAC I L I TY ; TU NL�uW A�V NUTOM�b I LE PARK I NG LGT FUtt OFF-STREET PHitK i iV6 SPACES: TO ALLi�V HUSP I TALS. (:L I N I CS. NURSING NUMES. CUNVALESCENT HUMES ANU HOMES FOR THE tLDEKLY. TO EXTENU THE COMPLETION �ATE OF ST I PULAT I uNS TU �EPTEMk3ER 30, 1989. BY IVURTH SUnUr2BA1� HUSP I TAL U I STK I c;T . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 9 ' y P �OMMLINITY DEVELOPMFNT--ACTION TAKEN; NOTIFIED PETITIONER OF COUNCIL APPRGVAL� (;UIVS I Dt�A7 I UN OF CHNNGE UKUEF2 f�0. 3 FOR STREtT IMPrcUVEMErvT I'rtuJECT ST. 198�-1 � 2 . . . , . . . . . . . . ld — ll0 � PUBLIC WORKS--ACTIQN TAKEN; CHANGE ORDER N0. 3 APPROVED� PROCEEDED AS AUTHORIZED� �U�JS I l7crtHT I uN OF TERM I(VAT I NG THE TtMPOkAKY WATER t�,�i� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Pl1BLIG WORKS--ACTION TAKEN; STAFF IS REVIEWING ORDINANCE CCSVERING SPRINKLING BANS TO BRING INTO COMPLIANCE WITH PRESENT CONDITIONS� n � CUUNC I L N1EET I NG. StPTEME3ER 12. 1988 . . � rr�l�rlj:i PAGE 5 CUIVS I D�KA'11pN OF A POSS 1 BLt LOCAT I ON OF A SECOND SATEL�ITE FIRE STNTION LOCATED ALUNG EAST KIVER KUAU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Z - 12 t3 � i ' : 1► :► � u � CUIV5 f UERAT I Uf� UF kECE I V I i�G THE Frt f OLEY UKBAi� UtS I GN STAivUNtiUS t3�UKLtT . . . . . . . , . . . . • . • . . 13 �OMMLINITY DEVELQPMENT--ACTIQN TAKEN; TABLED ITEM UNTIL CONFERENCE MEETING KtCt I V I�VG C� I US ANU AWAKO ! N� THt CU��TkACT FUK THE IYIU�Kt LAKE Wt ST BHS I fv NtRATuK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 tS PLIBLIG WO KS--ACTION TAKFN: ITEM �s oN 9-26-88 AGENDA� STAFF WILL SUBMIT PHOTOGRAPHS ON AERATOR. CON5 I Utr�A7 I UN �F A h�tSOLUi I Oi� REt1UEST i t�G f�UVIJUT PNKT f C I PAT I UN I N THE Uf� I VERS I TY AVEIVUt COKKIOUR IMPROVcMENT PKUJECT . . . � . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 15 A PUBLIC �ORKS--ACTIQ,�LI9,KEd: PROCEEDED AS AU7HORIZED. ' _ _ ___ - --- .. CUUNC I � h�EET I IVG. SkPTEMBER 12. 1988 . . � �ii'l ;�'�i� Pa�E 6 COIvS10ERATION UF A KtSOLUTION CONFIRMING ASStSSMtNT i FOK STREET IMPKUVEMt��T PRUJECT ST. 1987-1 ........ 16 - 16 ti GE TRAL SFRV �E�--ACTION TAILN; PROCEEDED AS AUTHORIZED CUIVS i UtKAT 1 ufV OF A RESOL'UT I Olv CONF I RMf NG ASSESSMENT 'i Fu� 1 y88 Strcv i ct COwNECT I or�S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 17 A ' 1 i: ► : 11 :► •� � � � � �' � I;�IVS I t�tKAT i �IV JF A KE5ULUT I UW CUWF I KM I NG ASSE SSMEi�T Fur� JTuKM StwtK ArrD WaTEk iYk�l N Pi�UJECT Nu. 169 ...... 18 - 18 � CE(�TRA SERV CES--ACTION TAKEN: PROCEEDED AS AUTHORIZED CU��51DtKATIUN UF A KESULUTIUN CONFIRMING ASSESSMtNT FOR STREET 1MPKUVEMENT PRUJECT ST. 1988-1 8 2. AoutN�uM IJo . 1 ( V i �oN K�a� ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 - 19 B CF;�T��,!- �fi��i�r I.F$--ACTION IAKEN: PROCEEDED AS AUTHORIZED � I:UUNC! �(�IkET I NG, SEPTtM(�ER 1Z. 198� Pa�t 7 - -----__�_.. . _ _ (;UUIVC I L f�ItET I NG. StPTEMBER 12. 1988 . � � ■ .� Pa�E 2 PUti�IC HtNKIi�G UN STRtET IMPROVEMENT PRUJECT ST. 1987-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Z-ZA F'Ut�L f C HtAK I NG ON 1988 SEr2V I CE CONNECT I ONS ........ 3- 3 A PUriL I C HtAK I NG ON STOitM StWEK AWD WATER i�iN I N PKU�tcT I�c.�. 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 — 4 A Nl1dL I C HtAK I IVG Oi� STkEET { MPROV EMENT P�OJECT ST. �988-1 8 2. ADDtNUUM I�U. ��VIkuN ROAD). ....... 5- 5 A C�UNC I L h1EET I f�G. StPTEMBER 12. 1988 1 . �►�►� CUNSIDERATIUN UF A VARIANCE. VAR #88-03. TU REDUCE THE WIDTH OF THE SCKEENING STRIP BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AI�D RESIDENTIAL UISTRiCTS FRUM 15 FEET TO 5 FEET ON THE EAST AND NURTH SIDES OF THt NRUPERTY TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN UFFICE COMPLEX ON LOT 1. 13LOCK 1. HILLWIND ADDITION, THE SAME BtiNG 941 H I LLW I ND KOA� IV . t.. A(�U uN LOT 3. AUD i TOK' S SUr�D I V I S I UN NU . Z5 . THE SAME BE I NG 10l� 1 H I LLW I ND KUND N, t. . BY CHERYL ST I NSK I . . . . . . . . . . . . COiJS I OERAT I UN OF SECOND h2tAD I NG OF Af� ORD 1 NANCE APPr20V I iVG A h�EZUN I NG. ZOA #88-01 . TO RtZONt FI�UM k-3, lit(�ERAL I�IULT I PLE �WELL I NG. TO CR-1 , IiENEKAL OFFICE. Otv PART UF LOTS 2 ANU 3. AUDITUK'S SUt�U I V I S I O(� f�U , Z5 . THE S/�Mt dE I I�JG 11C11� 1 H I LLW I ND KUAU I�.E.. BY CHEKYL STINSKI . . . . . . . . . . � � PAGt 3 ...6-6N .....7-7A CONS I DtKAT I UN UF StTT I NG A PUt3L I C HEAR I I�G FOk POSSiBLt RtVUCNTIUN OF SP #77-04. APACHE CAMPING CENTER. FOtt OCTOBER 3, 1988 . . . . . . � . . . . . . . • 8 ' � � CUUIVC I L I�IttT I IVG � SE PTtMBER 12. 1988 . . �7l'��T►[�1��1# PAGE 4 CUNSIDEKATIUN UF AN EXTtNSION OF A SPECIAL USE PtKMIT, SP #�36—�5. TU NLLOW A UAYCARE FACILITY; TU ALLUW AIV NUTOMOES I LE PARK I NG LOT FOK OFF—STI�EET PAkKING SPACES; TO ALLUW HUSPITALS, (:LINICS, NURSING HOMES, CUNVALESCENT H()MES ANU HOMES FOR THE tLDEKLY. TO EXTEND THE COMPLETit�N �ATE OF STIPULATIuNS TU SEPTEMBER 30, 1989. BY IVURTH SUisURBAN HUSP I TAL U I STtt I CT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 P Cu►�SIDtKATIUN OF CHANGE UKUER I�O. 3 FOR STREET IMPKUVEMENT F'KUJEc:T ST, 198�-1 � 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . ld - 110 d I:U�JSI�EKNTIuN OF TERMINATING THE TEMPOKARY WATER t�AfJ . . . . . . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � � CUUNCIL MEE7ING. SEPTEMI3ER 12, 1988 , . 1 1 PAGE 5 CUI�SIDEttATON OF A PUSSIBLE LOCATION OF A SECOND SATELLITE FIRE STATION LOCATED ALUNG EAST KIVEh� FtUAD ...........................12-12� CUIVS I UERAT I UIJ UF kECt I V I iVG THE FrZ I DLEY UKBAt� UES I G�� STA�VUNKDS t3�UKLET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 KtCE I V I I�G t� I DS AND AWAKO I Nl; THt COtJTKACT FUtZ THE h�lUGrtt LAKE Wt ST BNS I tv HtRATUK . . . . . . . . � . . . . . . 14 — 14 I� COr�S I UEr�AT I Unl OF A r�ESOLUT I O�� REC1uEST I NG I�IN�UT PNKT I C I PAT I UN I N THE U(J I VERS I TY AVE(VUt COktt I DUR I MPROVtMENT Pt�UJECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 A CUUNCI� MtETIIVG. SEPTEMBER 12. 1988 � . � PaGE 6 COIVSIOERATION UF A KtSOLUTION CONFIRMING ASStSSMtNT FUK STREET IMPKUVEMENT PRUJECT ST, 1987-1 . . . . . . . . lb - 16 � l;�IV51UtKATIUN OF A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT F�r� 1988 StKv � ct COI�NECT I ONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 17 A I.�IVS I DtKNT I UN �F A KESULUT I UIV COtJF I KM I NG ASSESSMEIJT Furt STUKM StWtK AND WF►TER I�I N PRUJECT NU. 169 ...... �8 - �8 1� CU��SIDtKATiUN UF A h'ESOLUTIUN CONFIRMING A5SESSMENT FOR STREET IMPKUV�MENT PROJECT ST. 1988-1 & 2. Auur.�v�uM IJo . 1 ( U �� o�v K�ao 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 - 19 B COUNC I � I�ItET I NG. SEPTtMBER 12. 198�3 . • � il�l�� C:LNIMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Y1 Pa�t 7 L I Cti�sE s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 - 21 U tST Ih1tiTtS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 . . i u • � i� � •� i • n w •• w� •; 1�IXX�t77ST 19 , 19 88 � NII.T�TPE.S OF THE SPEC7AL MEEPING OF Zi� FRTDLEY QTY Q7�l�TCII� OF AiK�[JST 19 The S�cial Meeting of the PYidley City Cb�cil was called to arder at 8:00 a.m. by I�yor Nee. ROLL CALL: N��ERS PRE.SF�fT: Mayar Nee, Cbuncilman Bil l ings, Cbuncilman Schneider, Gb�cilwanan Jorgenson and Co�cilman Fitzpatrick b�ERS ABSF�]T: Natye 1. OONC7fJCTING OF INl'ERVIE�JS FOR THE CITY N�AGER CADIDIDATES Mr. Paul A. Reaune, Consultant fram The Par Group, e�cplained the general procedure for interviewing candidates along with a selection of questions used in the interviEws. The orcler af candidates were as follaws: 9:00 a.m. James L. Andre, 10:00 a.m. Terry L. 5harp, and 1:00 p.m. William W. Burns. A box lunch was provided. The intervie�ws continued at 4:00 p.m. with Patrick J. Reilly. The intezviews ended at 5:30. A Social Hour for the Counciln�ers and Candidates was conducted f ram 6: 3 0 to 8: 30 p. m. at the 5Jtywood Inn Banquet Rocm. t � � 1: ►�W�I�/iia Nl�TION by Councilman Billings to adj ourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the special meeting of the Fridley City Council of August 19, 1988, adjourned at 8:30 p.m. to be continued on Saturday, August 20, 1988, at 8:30 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Lynda J. Averette William J. Nee Acting Secretary to the City Council Mayor -1- 'IHE NIINUTF.S OF � O�TTIlVUID SPECIAI� N�TIl� OF' ZHE !�� !� __ w4 �� M� • • r � • : � THE NIIN[Ti�S OF Tf� �IN[TID SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FRIDLE�'Y QTY COUNCIL OF AiK�TSP 20, 1988 A continuation of the Special Meeting of August 19, 1988, Fridley City Council was called to arder at 8:30 a.m. on August 20, 1988, by Mayor Nee. ROLL CALL: N�'�ERS PRESF,TTI': Mayor Nee, Councilman Billings, Councilman Schr�eider, Q�imcilwaman Jorgenson and Cotmcilman Fitzpatrick MEP'�ER.S ABSFIV'i': None 1. REINPERV7�.W OF CITY MANAGEFt CANDIDATES The City Council discussed the evaluation o� the candidates far reinterview. William Burns and Ja¢r►es Andre were reinterviewed for the position of City NSanager. A lunch break was taken at 2:00 p.m. in which the Councilmembers discussed the reinterviewed candidates with the consultant. At that time, Paul A. ReaLUne, Consultant for The PAR Group, was asked to conduct a background check on candidate William Burns. • � • • � �� MOTION by Councilman Billings to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the special meeting of the Fridley City Council of August 20, 1988, adjourned at 6:30 p.m, to be continued on Monday, August 29, 1988, at 7:00 p.m. at the Community Fducation Center. Respectfully submitted, Lynda J. Averette William J. Nee Acting Secretary to the City Council Mayor -1- �IiE MII�l7TF'.S OF 'IHE FRIDI�EY QTY Q7tJNCIL ME£TII� OF ALK�JSI' 22, 1988 OF THE RHQJL�IR N�'.E,�'TIl� O�P' TI� FRZDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUST The Regular Meetirbg o� the FYidley City Cowncil was called to arder at 7:34 p.m. by Mayor Nee. PLIDC� OF AI�L,EGIANC� • Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Fl ag. ROLL CALL: D�F�S PRESENT: Mayor I3ee, Cbuncilman Billings, Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick, Cbuncilman Schneider and Cbuncilwcman Jorgenson ��u��,�-��:�-��Mli�`r.i� � APPROVAL OF NNRNN[TI'ES : SP'ECIAL O�CTNCIL MEErING, AtK�IST 3, 1988: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye, Nk�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OGUNCII� ME�I'ING, AUGUSP 8. 1988: NDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprave the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ni�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. a �� i��TH��i�� M7I'ION by Councilman Billings to adopt the agenc7a as submitted. Seconded by Councilman ScYuyeider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OPIIV FORCTM. VISI'IC)RS • SIC3�I ORDINANC� : Mr. l�n Ficken, representing the Fridley Chamber of C,anmerce, spoke to the Cbuncil regarding the sign ordinan�ce regulating portable signs. He stated he apologizes far the canrents which were made at the Chamber's luncheon meeting as he was uninformed. He stated the Chamber of Commerce is tmcamfortable with same c� the regulations contained in this ordinance. Mr. Ficken stated many businesses feel the City is hard to deal with in regard to signs and landscaping. He stated rpo one knew abaut the ordinance -1- FitIDI,�,�;Y CITY Q7CTNCII, N�,TIlVG OF At�GtJST 22. 1988 ar Lmderstood it. He stated after meeting with City staff, he found the ordinance is more flexible far pernutting temporary si�s than the previous ordinance. He stated the questi� which arises is if businesses cauld have some input into the ardinance. Mr. Ficken stated it is difficult for the business owners to keep abreast of these items when they do not live in the City. He stated this sign ardinance really restricts the signs and hampers businesses in shopping centers where it is difficult to adverti�. Mr. Ficken stated he would like to recommend a committee be formed to discuss any ordinances which affect the busir�ess oammu�ity and request that the C�nmunity Develo�nent Department advise and assist then. He stated the Cl�niber o� C.cn�r�erce wauld also like a business person fran the oaRUnunity to attend the Planning Catmission meetings as a norrvoting advisory member to offer the business person's viewpoint. Mr. Ficken stated he wished to irnrite any members of staff or the City Cbuncil to attend any of their meetings each mpnth. He stated even though he feels more �ortable with this ordinance, he would still like same input frrm the business cc[�antmity. Councilman Billings stated he wanted the Chamber of Commerce to knaw that the sign ordinance relative to portable signs was a compramise on the Council's part. He stated the ordinance was �ssed by a 3 to 2 vote, with two Councilmenbers voting to ban portable signs altogether. He stated there is a problen with enforcenent of these signs and at one time he abserved five portable panel signs in a 25 foot strip of property advertising activities at S'9cywood Mall. Cbuncilman Billings stated as far as a person fresn the business camrnu►it�y attending the Planning Camiission meetings, he would encourage these people to sub2nit their names for appointment to the Ccn¢nission. He stated he looks forward to better communications and more irivolvenent between the Ch�iL�er of Ca►�ierce and the City. Mr. Ficken stated he realizes the prablen with enforcanent of these signs. He stated if it creates a cluttered appearance, it gives the City a bad image . NL�yor Nee stated staff v,r�uld work out a plan to meet with the Chamber of �[r[[�rce regarding this subject. C�TI�TITY OPrIONS : Ms. Irene Vasecka, 5427 4th Street, asked when the City renewed the special use pennit for Catanunity Options. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the Council reviewed the stipulations attached to this special use pernut to deternune if Ca►mn2nity Options was in ca�l iance with the stipulations. Ms. Vasecka stated the stipulations were to be reviewed at a public hearing. Mayor Nee stated staff felt an internal review would be sufficient; however, the question was raised if the stipulations were to be reviewed at a public -2- FRIDi�'Y CITY Q7UDTCII, NEE.TING OF AUQTS'r 22, 1988 hearing and this was faund to be oorrect. Mr. Herrick, City AttorrHey, stated everyone ]maas this matter went to court and the judge ordered the City to issu,e the special use permit. He stated he does not have a probl�n with the City conducting a public hearing to review the stipulations of the special use permit, but wanted Ms. Vasecka and the audience to }maa this matter is eontrolled by State law and the City has very little discretion. He stated the cx�►ly way the special use permit could be revaked is if there were extranely serious violations and then he would not recatmend it be cbne �mtil it went back to the court. Ms. Vasecka stated she felt the Council should hold the public hearing which was �rt of the stipulations. MYI'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to instruct staff to schedule a public hearing for Septanber 26, 1988, to review the stipulations of the special use permit for C.cnmunity Options. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried wnanimously. PROBLIIKS ON HORIZON CIRCS�E : Mr. I7aubak, 129 Harizon Circle, requested a progress report regarding the prablens with the hc.�ies � Horizon Circle. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the City has retained the serv ices of Braun Engineering to analyze the soil conditions in this area. He stated ten soil borings have been taken and are being evaluated. Mr. Flora stated upon oampletion af these tests, it is hoped infornnation can be obtained as to the location and extent af any materials in the ground and suggestions to deal with ar►y soil prablem. He stated preliuninary findings indicate there was no clay in three of the soil borings and clay in the other borings. He stated a report on the soil analysis will probably be presented to the Council at their Septanber 12 meeting. Mr. Flora stated the City of C�nplin has experienced a similar proble�n and sane soil geologists fx�an the University of Minnesota will be meeting in C'��acnplin, He stated the City of Fridley will have a representative at the meeting to discuss this issue and to try and determine sane causes. Mr. Dz ubak asked if the probl ens were due to the f reeway construct i on . Mr . Flora stated the response the City has received to this question is that it should have no effect. N�. Uzubak asked if there are City records which shav if soil samples were taken when t�s were built in this area 30 years ago. Mr. Flora stated no soil samples were tak,en. Mr. Dzubak asked if l� c�ould obtain the name and address of the developer for this area. Councilman Billings stated the name and address of the contractor is prabably on the building pezmit, but that would not guarantee the contraetor could be located. -3- FRIDI�EY CITY Q7UNQL MEE,TING OF ALX�tTST 22, 1988 Mr. Dzubak stated he wr�uld like to impress on the Council the severity of the pr�len. He stated one resident had a gas leak and another cannot close his door. He stated he would appreciate it if the City would keep the resiclents updated on the progress. Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick stated staff has advised them that they would keep the residents infonned when the City receives ariy infonnation. He stated he believes further inforntiation is expected by September 7. Mr. Rafferty, 148 Horizon Circle, stated when he questioned why soil samples were not taken closer to the hames instead of on the boulevard, he was advised that drilling could not be cbne on private property. He stated this could have been dr�ne, if permission was obtained f rosn the property awner. He stated he had a soil analysis done on his property and the results were that the boulevard tree was taking all the water out of the ground. He stated the tree is still there and destroying his hane. Mr. Qureshi, C�ty Manager, stated other hoqnes are experiencing the same probl an where there are no trees. He stated the City wants to determine the cause before cutting any trees. Mr. Steve Redert, 4539 2-1/2 Street, stated he purchased his home in Octcaber, 1982, and decided to sell in April, 1986. He stated they found a buyer in May and when this prospective buyer checked with the City, the City Inspector stated there was sanething wrong with the foundation. He stated he then talked to his neighbor whp stated he l�ew that the persons who aaned the hQUSe in 1976-78 did a lot of patching on the h�use, particularly on the north side where there was a large crack in the f oundation, He stated he also contacted the person across the street who advised him she knew sanething was wrong with the h�use, but didn't }mow the details. Mr. Redert stated the City Inspector came aut in 1973, at the request of the owners, and the City ordered the owner to have a soil test done. He stated i t was f o�und that because o� inadequate f il l, i t woul d be nece s sa ry to di g dawn 12 feet in order to provide adequate fill. He stated the property aaner was advised he had to do this work at his aan expense. 1�. Redert stated in 1984 he had the City Inspector come out to check the f ootings f or a chimrbey . He f el t if there was a maj or probl en, the Inspector woul d not have apprwed i t. Mr. Redert stated he did not feel the realty compariy was fair because e�veryone }mew there was sanething wrong with this house and that a lot of patching had been cbne to caver the cracks. Mr. Redert stated he can either pay to have the hpuse fixed, give it up, or pay $5,000 to begin a lawsuit and then there would be no guarantee if he wauld win ar lose. He stated there is a list of ten different persons who vwryed the hcme since it was built. He stated ane of the aaners told him to c,�et rid o� it, as they had been in the hpuse for a year when there were big cracks in the basement. He stated the avner deeded the house back to HUD and HUD sold the house, as is, and believed it was sold to a realty ca�xny. -4- FRIDLEy CIZy Q701�1CIL N�ETING OF AiJC�[JST 22, 1988 Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he lives on Rice Creek Terrace and has virtually the sarne prnblen. He stated he can syt�athize with the property owner as he also will have to have soil tests done and the problem corrected. Mr. Herrick stated he is concerned, hawever, with the City spending public funds on private property. He stated there are n�nerous cases where cities have been sued for a claim of faulty inspection and very few cases where the City has lost. He stated he would caution property owners on spending large sums o� money to bring a lawsuit against the City. He stated the property owners may have a claun against the previous owrLer ar - the realty cca�any that sold the hane, but didn' t feel they have a claim against the City. I�, ihubak stated he has to believe the assessed values cn their hames will go d�awn as a resul t af thi s prabl en. Mr. Skoglund, 195 53rd Avenwe, stated he felt all the test results will be the s�ne as the hrst�s were built on clay, instead of a good layer of sand. He stated he paid for his own soil samples. Mr. Skoglund stated taking soil borings 10 to 15 feet away fran the trn�es is of no benefit and they should be taken cl oser. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked if the City could obtain a copy of Mr. Skoglund's report. Mr. Skoglund seemed reluctant to provide this information. Mayor Nee stated if he wished to submit the report to the City, it would be benef icial . OLD BUSIl�SS: 1. ORDINANC� N0. 915 APPROVII� A VACATION, SAV #88-01, TO VACATE A SIX FOOT F,P�!' FOR STORM SEWER, DESCRIBID IN DOCiA�NT 2 6 8 27 4 IN BOOK 6 59 , DATED NOVEMSER 3, 1964, A1�ID TO VACATE A 12 FOOT EASEMENI' FOR CONSTRUCTION AND N1P,IN�ENANC� OF A SPORM SEWER DESCR�ID IN DOQR�TI' 280899 IN BOOK 697. DATID OC7.'08ER 20 , 1965 , ALL GII�RALLY LACATED AT 6499 UNIVER.SI'I'Y 1�1VENUE N. E., BY � CITY OF FRIDLEY A1�ID TARG�r NORTf�RN OPERATIONS C�f!'F,R: NDTION by Councilwcman Jorgenson to waive the reading and adopt Ordinance No. 915 on second reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman ScY�r�eider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried tu�animously. 2. CONSIDER.ATION OF A SPECIp,L USE PERMIT, SP #88-08, TO ALLOW AUTOMOBILE �1CIES TO 5ELL OR DISPLAY NEW AND/OR USED VEHICLES; TO ALLOW EX'I'ERZOR SPORAGE OF N�,TER7AL�.S AI�ID �QUI PNP1�Tr ON LaI' 2, BLACx 2. SPRIlVGBRO�K APAR7.'N1ENrS p,T rpR'P�I'C�N, c�:RAr,r,y LOCATEp NORTH OF 83RD AVIIV[TE AI�ID WESI' OF UNIVERSITY AvEtvCTE. BY WILLIAM BARTRAM (TABI,ED 8/8/88) : Nh�. Rohertson, Car¢rn�iity Development Director, stated there were several questions raised at the last Council meeting regarding the building materials to be used in construction and the type of Iandscaping and screening. He stated the mc�dified stipulations were also discussed and several staff recargnenc7ations were added. -5- FRIDLEY CITY CA[INCIL ME��ING OF AtK�JST 22. 1988 Mr. Rd�rtson stated staff inet with the architect and several samples of building materials are available this evening far the Coimcil's inspection. He stated in regard to the landscaping, staff is recommending six-inch diameter trees be placed around the perimeter of the property at 30 f oot intervals to help screen the paved parking area frc�n vie�w of the adjacent apartment oomplex and medical clinic. Mr. Rob�rtson stated a question was raised regarding the appearance and maintenance of the Chxysler dealership facility in Brooklyn Center which is avned by the petitioner, N�. Bartram. A video was taken and was presented for the Co�cil's review. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated if a special use permit is denied, the burc�en af proof is on the Council to pravide findings of fact and evidence to s�stantiate the denial. Councilman Billings stated af ter reviewing the Brooklyn Center site, he felt it was very unsightly and wondered if this qualif ies as not being in the best interests or welfare of the caYmiunity. N�. Herrick stated he would hate to defend a case on those grounds. He felt this kind of criteria would not be upheld as a basis f or denial as the courts would not go this far in regard to aesthetics. He stated the Council can require a reasonable amount of landscaping and certain construction materials. He fel t the criteria should be what type of material s was required of similar buildings over the last several years. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated what he wished, as far as construction materials, vras sane type of brick material, if r�t brick itself. Mr. Rd�rtson stated the architect has submitted two types of materials which vx�uld be acceptable to the petitioner. He stated it would be staff's recarmendation the material which has a brick pattern identical to cammon building brick be used and felt it was cansistent with the Council's wishes. Councilman Fitzpatrick asked if staff reviewed the materials used on buildings adjacent to this property. Mr. Klein, the architect, stated he noted the U.S. Swim and Fitness Club facility is a burnished material and another building to the north has a canbination of brick and burnished block. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated the buildings he had in mind were the Sprinc�rook Agartment Canplex and Jce Maertens' building. He stated they both had similar building materials and he hasn't seen any of these samples presented. N�. Klein stated the samples presented satisfies the aaner and gives the appearance c�f brick. Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick stated the Council required certain construction materials be used in surrounding buildings and f elt that this building � FRIDI� aZy QX7NCII, N�:ErII� OF ADC�IST 22, 1988 shauld be the same quality. He stated he is concerned with being oonsistent with what was required far the other buildings, as he felt these property aar�ers' interests shauld be protected. Q�uncilman Fitzpatrick felt there was not a good faith effort made to look at the materials on these other buildings. Mr. Klein stated he is famniliar with the Springbrook Apartment Coat►plex and while sane brick is used, there is also same hprizontal lap siding on many parts of the building. Mr. Klein stated the construction material they are proposing is maintenar�e-free and will not facle or change color. He stated this material was used in faur projects in other communities. He stated the recently ca�leted f ire station in Fr idl ey i s burni shed bl ock and f el t i t was an attractive building. Cbuncilman Billings stated in the case of the f ire station, the Council wanted to make sure the building f it into the surroundings. He stated what is right for one oannunity, is not necessarily right far another. N�. Robertson stated the material proposed by the petitioner has a brick-like dunension and is in the same family of colors as the surrounding buildings. N�. Klein stated if they proposed an all brick building, it would add 5125,000 to the construction oosts. Co�cilman Fitzpatrick stated he is not referring to an all brick building as one building in the area is rr�t all brick. He stated the point was made that brick is very expensive and the petitioner objects to it. Mr. Klein stated in tern�s of color there are same aptions. He stated they would work with staff � an acceptable color. N�. Klein stated he was not objecting to the diameter of the trees proposed, but usually about a three inch diameter tree is planted. He stated he was not infozmed on the size and spacing o� the trees. Mr. Rc�bertsc>n stated staf f' s recarmendation i s if more screening i s to be provided, larger trees would be r�eeded. Councilman Schneider asked if there is some way to ensure better h�usekeeping than what he has seen at the Brooklyn Center site. Mr. Bartram, the petiti�er, stated the building in Brooklyn Center is over 35 years old. He stated subseqwent to the time he aoquired this dealership, a subsidized housing project was built to the west. He stated there has been a prablen with persons in this housing project parking on the green strip, d��aging the bushes, and destraying the retaining wall. He stated the City of. Braca�syr� C�nter was a�caached regarding these prnblens and the Police Department is working with the residents and conditions have impraved. -7- FRID�'Y CITY OO�l1�iCII, N�F.TIl�]G OF AUC�JST 22. 1988 Mr. Bartram �tated on the proposed Fridley site, he f elt s�ne very full evergreen trees about 14 to 16 feet tall might be appropriate for screening on the west sic�e so there is sane dense screening between the apartment camplex and their facility. He stated he did not have a problen with planting substantial trees or with sane braadleaf trees. He stated he did rbot want to end up oonstructing a fence. Mr. Bartram stated he wanted an attractive facility and one that can be maintained as a credit to them and the ocnIInwiity. He stated he did ryot see the landscaping plan �til several minutes ago and wauld prapose the landscaping be worked c�ut with staff. NDTION by Councilmari Fitzpatrick to grant special use permit, SP #88-08, with the follaaing stipulations: (1) petitior�er agrees to sewer and water assessnents; (2) petitioner to install landscaping and lighting by June 15, 1989 per City appraved plan; (3) enplayee and custaner service garking to be designated by signage and on-site, including trailer deliv eries; (4) empla�ee and custcmer sezvice �rking to be striped for 10 feet by 18 feet stalls, display car stalls to be 9 feet by 18 feet; (5) upon expansion of the autamobile dealership. the petitioner is to work with the City to detennine whether or not a permit will be needed f rom the Department of Natural Resources and/or the Anny Corps of E�girieers; (6) there is to be no outside speaker usage; (7) dense privacy screening, as apprwed by staff, to be installed along the west property lirHe by May 15, 1989; (8) petitioner is to submit a stornn drainage plan far staff approval; (9) a performance bond or letter of credit be submitted to the City for 3 percent of the building construction valu�e prior to the issuance of a building permit; (10) the west wall of the building to be architecturally the same as the other three walls of the building, all having a brick construction appearance; (11) sight line studies to be cbne to make sure that all mechanical equignent on the roof top is screened frcm the a�r'�nent canplex; (12) petitioner to participate in f�ding the traffic signal and intersection improvenent at 83rd Avenue and University Avenue; and (13) parking be in designated parking stalls with no double �rking. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, I�yor Nee declared the motion carried w�animously. 3. 4�NSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE, VAR #88-17 , TO RE�I[JC� THE MLNIMUM L�C7r AREA FROM 9.000 9QUARE FEE�' TO 7,900 SQUARE F'E�P; TO REIXJCE THE REAR YARD SEI'BACK FROM 25 FF�I' TO 21 FE�I', TO AI��NI 'PHE CJONSTRUCTION OF A SIl�iGLE FAMILY HOME WITH AN ATTAC�IED GARAGE, THE SAME BEING 101 76TH WAY N.E., BY DOUG PETERSON (TABLID 8/8/88): Mr. Robertson, Cc�uttunity Development Director, stated the Council tabled this itan on August 8 and requested representatives f ram the Anoka County Higl'bvay Department explain their acquisition negotiation procedures. He stated, in �rticular, the Council wanted further information on a statanent which the petitioner stated was made to him by the County that the City w�uld guarantee a variance for this property. Mr. Paul Ruud, Anoka Cbunty HigYaaay Engineer, stated he w�uld try to respond to the Council's ooncerns about right-of-way acquisition. He stated the purchase o� right-af-way far a project like East River Road gaes through a series of steps. He stated the extent of right-of-way is def ined, a right-of-way plat prepared, and, finally, appraisals, negotiations, and �� FRIDLEy G'IZy pp[JNCIL ME�'rIING OF AiR'�1ST 22, 1988 finalization of the aoquisitions. Mr. Ruud stated, as he �derstands, in negotiations far the acquisition of this property, ca�ments were made that the variance r�equired by the City to maintain this as a buildable lot was something the County offered. He stated that the offer made was based on oonversations with Jim Rabinson of the City's Flanning and Zoning Depar�nent. He stated it was on the basis that the variance would be considered favorably by the City that they proceeded with the negotiations. He stated if there is some reason the -variance is not apprwed, the negotiations would have to be reopened. Mr. Ruud stated a slight re-arrangement of that plat may have solved this prabl en. Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick stated he was disturbed that scme me�nber of the City staff assured saneorbe that the variance would be granted. He stated it is the Council wix� grants the variances and he is bothered by that statement, since it isn't based on past practices. He stated a year ago, right- of-way had been taken requiring an even greater variance than this g3rticul ar one. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated asicle fzrm the communication problem, there are residents in the iim�ediate neighborhood who object to this variance. Mayor Nee stated since the County is prepared to reopen this case, it is not the question of the owner suffering. Ae stated the question is if constructing a house an this lot is a good idea. Councilwanan Jorgenson stated the Cbunty will be doing additional work on East River Road and she wanted to make it clear that the Council takes a dim view af variances, especially of this magnitude. Mr. Ruud stated the County has received information that sidewalks and bikeways should be included and at the time of the public hearing f or this project, this did not oane to light. Councilwcman Jorgenson asked if sidewalks and bikeways were in the plan at this time. Mr. Ruud stated they w�ere rx�t. Mr. Ro�ertson stated, for the record, he recall s a coriversation with Mr. Robinson and Mr. Flora, when the Fast River Road improvenent was discussed, if variances should be granted as a group at the time the right-of-way was being condemned. He stated the City staff concurred they would not recaRCiend this approach and that each variance would be submitted to the Cowzcil on a case-by-case basis, if the property awner petitioned for it. He stated he finds it difficult to believe Mr. Robinson would inform the County that these variances would be granted. Cbuncilmzn Fitzpatrick stated he would be surprised if Mr. Rd�inson had made this statenent as each variance has to be judg�d on its a�n merits. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated in the future, staff shauld make a special effort to work witlz the County whenever a plat abuts ariy County road so input can be prwided fram the County before a plat is approved. � FRIDLEY CITY 47UNCII� MEETING OF AL]GtTST 22, 1988 Ms. Mary Boedighei.mer, 117 76th Way, stated if the variance is granted, this home would be located very close to East River Road. 5he stated it would be different fran the other Yxam�s in the r�eighbortwod. Ms. Boedigheimer stated at the last Council meeting she heard the person who wants to build this hame state he would prcabably live there a year and then sell. She felt the other residents in the area have a ccnmit�nt to the neighborhoad and their hanes. She al so stated i t woul d not be easy to sel l thi s ho�ne and she abjected to the variance. Mayor Nee asked Ms . Boedi gheimer wha t she erivi si oned f or thi s 1 ot, i f a hane is not constructed. Ms. Boedigheiurer stated the lot does n�ot look that bad right naw and it is a very wooded area. She stated the neighbors to the north and so�uth have stated they would maintain the property. Mayor Nee stated if the lot is left vacant, maintenance would be his main concern. Mrs. Jan �YeaQner, 55 75th Way, stated her back yard is adjacent to this lot and if no hame is constructed, they would maintain it. Mr, wojcik, 109 76th Way, stated he lives on the north side of this property and he would be willing to level the lot and maintain it. NDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to deny variance, VAR #88-17. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Co�cilman Billings stated he did not object to denial of the variance, but is ooncerned about the m�intenance of the lot. He stated the neighbors who indicated they wr�uld be willing to maintain it may sell their hrxnes and the rbew owners may not wish to maintain the lot. He suggested possibly the County could acquire the lot and split it in order to assure that it is maintained. UPON A VOIC� VdPE TAI�N C8�1 'IHE AB�IE Mr!'ION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. NE4V BUSII�SS: 4. REC�NING Tf� MIN[fl'ES OF 'PEIE PLAI�AiING Cl'�'P�SSION ME.�I'ING OF AUGUST 10, 1988: A. THOMP,�S KAI�I�tO�S : Mr. Rd�ertson, �ity Develag�nt Director, stated this request is for a special use permit to allow a third accessory building at 1466 Onondaga Street. He stated the proposed building would be 1,196 square feet. Mr. Robertson stated that in conjunction with this special use permit, the petitioner has applied far two variances to irbcrease the fZoor area of all accessozy buildings fro�c� 1,400 square feet to 1,868 square feet and to increase the sqtiare footage of an accessory building frcm 1,000 square feet to 1,196 square feet. He stated the Appeals Coa�unission appraved these variances at their August 2 meeting. -io- FRIDI�'Y CITY CDUNCII, MEETING OF AiJC�JST 22, 1988 N�. Flora, Public Works Director, stated several years ago, the Council authorized the splitting of the rear yards on those properties between Onorx�aga Street and 73rd Avenue. He stated these lot splits were predicated on the future extension and �onstruction of 73-1/2 Avenue. He stated the City shauld abtain a street and utility easement, 27 by 20 feet fram the sautheast corner af this lot, for the prd�able extensi� o� 73-1/2 Avenwe. The Council explained to the praperty aaner they would like an easement for the possible future extension of 73-1/2 Avenue. NDTION by Co�cilman Schneider to concur with the reco�nmendation of the Planning Cammission and grant special use permit, SP #88-10, with the follaving stipulations: (1) this accessory building is not to be used for an autamabile rep�air business; (2) there is to be no driveway access fram the accessory buil ding to Onondaga Street; (3) the design of the building is to be architecturally canpatible with the lx�use; and (4) petitioner to work with staff to acquire an appropriate easement for a potential f uture e3ctension af 73-1/2 Avenue. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. - B. I'PENI FROM Tf� MIIVUI'ES OF THE APPF�LS Q"X�'Il��SSION MEEI'ING OF AUGUSP 2,�1988: S-1. NNSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE, VAR #88-20, TO RIDiJCE THE SIZE OF A PARKIl� STALL FROM 'I'EN (10 ) FEEI' WIDE BY TWENl'Y ( FE�� IAI� TO D1INE ( 9) FEEI' WIDE BY EIG�1 (18 ) FEEEI' LONG � ALIAW TF� EXISTING PARK71� L�dI' SIRIPII� TO RE[�'�IN. THE S1�ME BEING 1400 73RD AVENUE N.E., BY ONAN CJORP.: Mr. Robertson, Ca[anunity Develognent Director, stated this is a request for a variance to reduce the size of a�rking stall fram 10 by 20 feet to 9 by 18 feet to a11aN the existing �rking lot striping to remain at the Onan Corporation. He stated the hardships cited are that 150 parking stalls would be lost, if the restriping was required; the lot was just restriped in 1986-87; the nature of the business is such that traffic in the lot mainly occurs at the shif t change; and cars are snal ler and cb not need a 10 f oot wide space. Mr. Robertson stated if 150 parking stalls were lost due to restriping, there would be a shortage of parking for Onan enplayees and may cause werflav parking in the adjacent residential districts. He stated staff, as well as the Appeals Q�mission, is recommending approval of the variance. Councilman Schneider stated the stalls were striped bef ore this code requiranent of 10 by 20 foot g�rking stalls. He stated he would not object to delaying the restriping of the visitor parking stalls to 10 by 18 f eet until the next time Onan restripes their lot. NDTION by Councilman Schrveider to eoncur with the w�animous recammendation of the Appeals Cammission and grant variance, VAR #88-20, with the stipulation that the visitor g�rking stalls be restriped to ten (10) feet by eighteen (18) feet. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, -11- �� crrY � r�rn� oF �sr 22, i9ss all voting aye, NHyor Nee declared the motion carried unanim�usly. The Council received the minutes of the Planning Co�unission meeting of August 10, 1988. 5. RESOLLJTION N0. 66-1988 APPFtdVING A REGISI'ERID I�A1�ID SURVEY FOR A PREVIOUSLY APPROVID L�C7T SPLIT. L.S. #88-03. IAJE TO TE� PRESIIVCE OF TORRENS PROP'ERTY, BY R. A. BALDAUF'F • Mr. Rd�ertson, O�munity Develapment Director, stated the Council appraved this lot split oai June 6, 1988. He stated when the petitioner tried to record the lot split, he was told part af the property is Torrens and can only be split by a registered land survey. He stated the petitioner has submitted the registered land survey and Council approval is needed. NDTION by Councilman Schr�eider to adopt Resolution No. 66-1988. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried iu�anim�usly. 6. RESOLUI'ION N0. 67- SERVI(� _CONI�CTION 7. : � 10. � PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1988 NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 67-1988. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried w�animously. RESOLUTION NO. 68-1988 DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSES�TI' ROLL FOR TE� 1988 SERt1ICE Q�AIl�lECTIONS: NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 6$-1988, setting the hearing f or Septanber 12, 1988. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RE90LLTrION 1�. 69-1988 DIRECTII� PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STORM SEWER AI�ID WATER N�IN PRCUECT N0. 169: NDTION by Councilm'�n Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 69-1988. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanunously. RESOLUTION NO. 70-1988 DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSNlE'.NI' FOR SI'ORM SEWER AI�ID WATER Ng1IN IMPROVE3�'�',rTt' PRQTECT N�. 169: MJTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 70-1988, setting the hearing f or Septanber 12, 1988. Seconded by Councilwcman Jorg+enson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried Lu�animously. . 71-1988 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET � i- •.� � i� . . 1, ADDII�IDUM 1�. 1 ( NDTION by Councilman Schrieicier to adopt Resolution No. 71-1988. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. -12- FRIDL�.'Y CITY QX7NCII� N�rING OF AUG[TST 22. 1988 11. RESOLUTION NO. 72-1988 DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESS�fr FOR SI'RF.�'I' Il�RWII�i!' PROJEGT NO. ST. 1988-1, ADDENDUM NO. 1 (VIRON RC1AD) : Mn'ION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 72-1988, setting the hearing for SeptanUer 12, 1988. Seconded by Cowzcilwaman Jorg�nson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unaniurously. • �� •, • ... � - IuIJ: �1/�u��►/ �� _ 4 • : OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 73-1988. Second+ed by Councilwo�nan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimpusly. 13. RESOLUTION NO. 74-1988 DIRECPING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASS�S3�Fr FOR SI'RF:ET IMPROVEN]ENP P'RCaTECT NC). ST. 1987-1: NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 74-1988, setting the hearing f or September 12, 1988. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried tu�animously . 14. RESOLUTION NO. ?5-1988 AUTHORIZING PAYMENTS TO THE ANOKA COUNTY �JNICATIONS WORKSHOP TO DEFRAY THE COSTS OF CABLE TELEVISION ACCESS DQUIPN�TI': - -- NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 75-1988. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �anirrously. Mr. Paul Kaspszak stated he is replacing Mark NeLUnann-Scott who has mwed f ram the cacmiuii ty . 15. RESOLUI'ION N0. 76-1988 DESIC�tATING TIl� AND NUMBER OF C17UNCIL N�I'INGS: NDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 76-1988. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 16. CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING AND � ING BIDS FOR THE EXPANSION AND CIVIC C�'�TI'ER. FIRE STATION, AI�ID PLAZA PARKING RAMPt NDTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the bids for the expansion af the Civic C�nter, Fire Station, and Flaza Parking Ramp, as shawn in Exhibit E, Bidding Results Sunnary, and on Pages 16B, 16C, and 16D which are attached. Seconded by Co�cilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nhyor Nee declared the mr�tion carried unanimously. NDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to reject all the bids on Page 16D, as well as specifications Section 05500, Metal Fabrications and Secti� 05550, Steel Erection, as sha�rn ar� Page 16B. Further, to authorize the readvertising far all these rejected bids. Secon�ed by Co�cilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �animausly. -13- FRIDL�Y CITY Q,7UNCII, MEETIl4G OF AUQTST 22, 1988 Mr. Qureshi, City I�nag�er, stated, as r�oted o� Page 16A of the agenda, the Council has the alternative of either stone or architectural precast concrete far the building exterior. He stated if the precast concrete is used, there would be about a$16,000 saving. Mr. Qureshi stated the architect's recommendation was that if the Council desires a quality appearance, the $16,000 is r�t an adequate saving. NDTION by Councilman Schr�eider to �aard the contracts far the itens shaan on Pages 16B and 16C of the agenda, with the exception of specif ications Section 05500, Metal Fabrications and Section 05550, Steel Erection, f or a total bid of $3,144,370. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Councilman Billings stated at the time the Council authorized the advertising far bids for this proj ect he was not a Councilmanber. He stated the Ward I Gbuncilmember at that time voted against this motion. He stated to the best af his ]mowledge, there have been rx� adverse comments f rvm the constituency. Cbuncilman Billings stated this expansion will increase the public meeting space in the building frcxn 534 to 1,300 square feet in the laaer level and fran 2,600 to 3,200 square feet in the upper level and an office space in+crease of 5,000 square feet. Councilman Billings stated in cangaring the cost of this expansion to the cost of a new building, the renodeling costs are considerably less and is the reason he is supporting this e�qaansion. UPON A VOICE VCyI'E TA�1 ON 'Ii� ABOVE NDTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unaninx�usly. 17. C.�UNSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF NEIGf�ORHOOD SIGN STArIDARDS AI�ID FU1�IDI1�: Mr. Qureshi, City l�nager, stated the City's pilot program in installing the neighborhood signs was very favorable. He stated if Council appraves this proposal, neighborhood signs would be installed this fall at a cost of about $14,000. Mr. Qureshi stated crime watch signs would also be purchased, if the Council wishes to authorize another $10,000. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the installation of the neighborrx�od signs at a cost of about $14,000, and authorize the purchase of the crime watch signs for about $10,000. Seconded by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanunously. 18. REC�IPT AI�ID �NSIDERATION OF PEI'ITION NO. 16-1988 CONCERNING STORM SEWER INIF�RWII� IN TI� ARF�A OF C_'QJI'RAL AVENCJE AI�ID RI(� Q2EEK ROAD: Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the City received a petition f ram N�. �Yank Kittern�an and Ms. Sandra Sunde requesting the City extend storm sewer to service their praperty at 6400 Central Avenue. He stated they have agreed to an assessnent of approximately $12,200 and waived their right to a public hearing. MJTION by Councilman Schneider to receive Petition No. 16-1988. Seconded by Councilwvman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimnLSly. �� • u M •� � w� ��+ � • • r� •.. 19. CONSIDERATION OF CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 FOR C.S. MCCROSSAN FOR STREET PRQ7ECP IVC). ST. 1988-1 & 2: N�. F'lora, Public Works Director, stated this Change Order is to add storm sewer work which has been petitioned for by the property awners at 6400 Central Avenue, Petition No. 16-1988. He stated the Change Order also ir�creases the quantity of muck excavation on Rice Creek Road, due to an imfareseen soil condition erbcountered at the intersection aF Rice CYeek Road and 63rd Avenue. NDTION by Councilm'�n Schneider to authorize Change Order No. 2 with C. S. McC.Yossan, Street Impravement Project ST. 1988-1 & 2, for an additional $22,857.30. Secorx3ed by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, I�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 20. CLAIMS: NDTION by Councilman Billings to authorize payment of Claims No. 21916 through 22130. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, NL�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 21. LI C�1SES : NDTION by O�uncilm-u► Schneider to apprwe the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License Qerk's Office. Seconc�ed by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously . 22 . ESTII�'�,TES: M7I'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the estimates as submitted: E. A. Hickok & Associates 545 Indian Nbund Wayzata, NIlV 55391 Nloore Lake Restoration Project Partial Estimate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 135.85 Znfozmation Searches on Nioore Lake History and Dredging Feasibility Information for City Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 418.80 $ 554.65 S�nde Land Surveying 9001 E. Bloamington Freeway Blarnington, NN 55420 Lake Pbinte Coxporate (�enter Partial Estimate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,186.50 Astech Cbrporation Bax 1025 St. Cloud, N�I 56302 Project 1988-10 Sealcoating Estimate No. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58.028.82 -15- FRIDLEY QTY 47UNCII, MEETING OF AiA'�JST 22 , 19 88 C.S. McGYossan, Inc. Box 247 Maple Grave, NY�i 55369 Street I�prwenent Praject ST. 1988-1&2 Estimate No. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-D Fire Ap�ratus P.O. Box 453, Jaycee R�oad Shawano, WI 54166 Rehabilitation and Refurbishing of 'Itao (2) Pirsch Fire Ra�ers Paxtial Estimate No. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $53,085.81 $Z4,850.00 Seconded by Councilmzn Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried tuzanimously. FIRE STATION SIC�IING: N�. Aldrich, Fire C�ief, explained the signage to be used at the satellite fire station. He stated the sign is to be lit fran a spotlight mounted on the soffit of the station and the letters would be cast bronze, lacquered and nnirror buffed. N�. Aldrich stated a phone would also be located at this site far anergency purposes. Councilw�nan Jorgenson felt there is a need to have the address, 6381 Central A�enue, shawn at this facility. AI)JOiJR1��ENI' : MUTION by Councilman Billings to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nl�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of August 22, 1988 adjaurc�ed at 10:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, C�role Haddad Secretary to the City Council APProved: -16- William J. Nee Ni�yor � a � 1 � � D � a .� � � y� ? � � * � °°�� ,. 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Precast Concrete Unit Masonry Reinforced Masonry Stonevork Structural Metal Framing Steel Joists Steel Roof Decking Metal Fabrications Steel Erection Rough Carpentry Architectural Woodwork Sheet Waterproofing Roofing Flashing 6 Sheetmetal Skylight System Joint Sealers Joint Sealers Ramp Expansion Joint Steel Doors & Frames Flush Wood Doors Overhead Coiling Doors Overhead Coiling Grilles Door Opening Assembly Safety Glass � Glazing Aluminum Entrances Glass � Glazing Glazed Curtainwall Overhead Doors Tile Work Rranz Construction Gammon Bros. Gammon Bros. Master Asphalt Park Construction Park Construction Park Construction Park Construction Park Construction Park Construction Moline Concrete Spancrete Midvest Jesco Jesco Jesco Granote Zron Granote Iron Granote Iron Granote Iron Dannys Construction Roanoke Construction Bloomberg Inc. Rremer Davis C. V. Nielson C. Y. Nielson W. L. Hall Seal Treat Right-Way Caulking Division 7 Glevwe Metals Univeral Supply Superior Access Controls Superior Access Controls W. L. Hall Brin Northwestern Glass Brin Northwestern Glass Brin Northwestern Glass Brin Northwestern Glass Superior Access Controls Grazzini Bros. $ 136,480 47,325 v/above 20,000 547,709 w/above v/above W/above w/above W/above 17,650 28,230 375,822 w/above v/above 53,950 w/above v/above 36,000 33,400 65,721 86,692 8,725 133,975 w/above 28,563 9,300 2,190 9,200 48,744 16,500 13,140 w/above 1,896 95,675 w/above w/above w/above 1,774 38,860 16C RECO[r!!lENDATIONS POR CONTRACT A(�TARD FRIDLBY CIYIC CENTER/PLAZ1� RAl4P PAGB 2 SPSC BASB HID SBC?ION DBSCRIPTION CON?RACTOR A!lOON? 09730 09510 09600 09650 09680 09900 09950 10160 10200 10500 10522 10650 10800 11450 14240 15300 15500 15800 16000 Elastomeric Liq. Floor. Acoustical Ceilings Interior Stonevork Reailient Flooring Carpeting Painting Wallcovering Toilet Partitions Louvers � Yents Metal Lockers Fire Ext. & Accessories Operable Partitions Toilet Accesaories Residential Equip. (Wall beds) Hydraulic Elevators Plumbing/Piping/Temp. Controls Fire Protection HYAC Electrical General Expense Construction Mgmt. Fee Contingency Asbestoa Removal Grazzini Bros. Architectural Sales Jesco Pink Supply Pink Supply Guillaume & Associates Guillaume & Associates Guillaume & Associates Nystrom, Inc. Nystrom, Inc. Nardini Fire Equipment W. L. Hall Phil Hutchinson Sico Inc. Minnesota Elevator Rlamm Mechanica2 National Fire Protection Environ-Con Gephart Electric Bossardt Christenson Corp. Bossardt Christenson Corp. Enviro Net Inc. $ 1,310 28,800 t+/04400 74,208 w/above 39,950 w/above 2,987 527 13,104 1,044 21,774 4,389 12,710 27,451 270,760 36,974 218,374 272,330 175,323 78,000 60,000 14,234 TOTAL RBCO!!!lENDSD CONTRAC? AI�IARDS . . . . . . . . . . . $3 � 213 � 770 SND OP RBCO!!ClEND11TIONS FOR CONTRACT ANARD � � ,� Bossa rdt Christenson _ Corporction AECO!!l�IB11DA?IOBiS FOB RBBID PRIDLBY CIYIC CLN?BR/PL1,ZA RA!!P PBIDLBY� MINNBSO'rA e-�8-ss SPBC PRBYIOUS B11SB ItBASOW FOit SSCTION DESCRIPTION BIDDSR A!l001�1? RBBIDDING 02710 Foundation Drainage Budget $ 500 05580 Misc. Sheet Metal Budget 7,500 07200 Insulation (Wall Sys.)Conroy Bros. 128,104 05400 Metal Framzng Conroy Bros. w/above 07241 Ext. Insulation/ Conroy Bros. 53,196 Finish Systems 09250 Gypsum Dryvall Conroy Bros. w/07200 09270 Gyp. Bd. Shaft Wall Conroy Bros. v/07200 09200 Lath b Plaster A. E. Conrad 9,000 0?700 Roof Specialties Budget 08305 Access Panels Budget 09520 Acoust. Wall Panels Budget 20340 Prefab Ext. Spec. Budget 10350 Flagpoles Budget 10410 Directories & Plaques Budget 11450 Appliances Budget Landscaping Allowance Signage AlloWance 11190 Detention Hollov Met. Budget 2,000 1,700 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 4,400 35,000 20,000 2,000 ?OTAL RBCOMMENDSD REBID A!lOONT. . . $283.400 BND OF RECOMrIENDP►?IONS POR REBID 16D No bids No bids All bids rejected - procedure All bids rejected - procedure All bids rejected - procedure All bids rejected - procedure All bids rejected - procedure Al1 bids rejected - procedure No bids No bids No bids No bids No bida No bids No bids Design not complete Design not complete No bids THE MINUTES OF THE CONTINUED SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUST 29, 1988 Tf� MII�UTP',S OF THE �NrII�JID SPDCIAL MEETII� OF THE FRIDLE'X CITY COUNCIL OF Ai7GUST 29 , 1988 'Ihe Continueu Special N�eeting of the Fridley City Council was calleu to order at 7:11 p.m. by Mayor Nee. ROLL C�LI,: MEr�FRS PRESIIVT; Mayor Nee, Council�ran Billings, Councilman Schneider, Councilw�n�an Jorc��enson and Councilman FitzFatrick MF�ERS ABSENT: None. Also present were various me�nbers of the City staff and Ross L�ly of the Fridley Focus. h'�ayor NEe state� that this was a contir,ued meetir�g fron� August 19 ano 20, 1988 rec,arding the selection of candidate for the City r;ar,arer of the City of Fridley. 1. DISCUSSION OF THE SELECTION OF CAI�IDIDATE FOR THE CITY MANAGER FOR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY Mayor NEe reaeived a letter fram Paul Rea�ane, Manaognent Consultant fra;l the PAR Group, datea August 26, 1988 relating to reference irquiries concerning Cit� hlanager Canciicsate William W. Burns. Hiotion by Councilman Schneiaer to receive the letter. Secon�ed by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, I�layor Nee declareG the motion carrieG unanimously. As rec,ueste� by the City Council, all references were checken hy r1r. Reaurne ar.G the responses were all Fositive. Mr. Reaume inaicatec in his letter that ir: view of the overall strona support and positive reoommenc:ation given William Burns by his references, he highly reoomn�enc�s Mr. Rurns as caFable, cor�petent and enthusiastic about beino, Fridley's next City Mana,er. h�otion by Councilman Fitzpatrick to a�point William W. Burns as City Manager. Seconde� by Councilm�an Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee aeclGred the motion carriec unanimously. r1r. Rurras thankea the City Council for their oonfic;ence ir� selecting him as City Manacer and expressen his enthusiasm about being Fridley's next City Manager. 2. OONSIDII2ATION OF APPRUVAL OF THE LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE FRIDLEY PLAZA OFFICE BUILDING PAR'I�2SHIP Councilman Billings questioned the 12 month terr,� of the office space lease agreement and staten the lease inc3icates the duration can be lengthened or shortened ana does not see where it has been shortened. Lhvia Ne�wman, Assistant City Attorney, statec the City is committinq to a one year lease as compe�station for the temporary taking of parking avail�til ity fron� the tenants of the Off ice Building. Mr. Nunt� P.ssistar.t to the City Manager� statec there is a typographical -i- � , 3. 4. ,. ..L� , � ,� • ' l�ll_ • • • error on the docunent labled "Lease to Fridley Plaza Off ice Building. Paragraph 4, line 3 should reac� "Six Thousand" in plaoe of "Sixty Thousand. In aadition, this page shoulci read Exhibit D. Motion by Councilwanan Jorgenson to approve the lease agreement. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declareG the motion carried unanimously. CDISSIDERATION OF AUTEIORIZII� THE RICE CREEK WAZ�SHED DIStRICT � CLEAN THE RICE CREEK DITCfi Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the Rioe CYeek Watershea District is required to provide the City an option to do the work or to delegate it to the district for accomplishment. Based upon the fact that we have insufficient personnel, I would recommend the City Council authorize the Mayor and City Manager to inform the Riae Creek Watersheu District that they should com�lete the cleaning and repairing of the Rioe Creek Ditch. rlotion by Councilman Fitzp�trick to execute the agreement. Seconoed by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye, Mayor Nee declarec� the motion carriea unanimously. QOISSIDERATION OF AN ALTE�2NATE DIDL)CT FOR THE FRII�,EY CIVIC CEDfl'gt RFMODII�ING �e City Council kee� this in the 1988, will rar�ai AA7Ut1RI�P4ENT: discussea the deduct for the south wlonade and decidec; to oonstruction plan; therfore the motian made on August 22, n as statea and no action was taken. MOTION by Councilman Billings to adjourn the meeting. Secondec; by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee decl�red the motion carried unanimously and the oontinued speciat meeting of the Fridley City Council of August 29, 1988, adjourned at 7:35 p.m. Respectf ully st�mittea, Lynda 3. Averette Acting Secretary to the City Council ApFroved: -2- William J. Nee Mayor (Official P�lication) HBLIC �ARII� BH�2E 1� PRIII.SY QZ'Y �I�II, 7.0 WF�QM TT MAY Q�Nm2N: 1 23otioe is heret� given that there wi11 be a Public Hearing before the City Council of the City of FricIley in the Conuni.mity Ed�cation Cer�ter at 6085 7th Street Northeast on Monday, September 12, 1988 in the Library at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of: Conducting the Budget Hearing for the 1989 Budget. The City af FYi�ey would like to extend invitations to all citizens and particulary seniar citizen: to participate in this public hearing on the 1989 Budget and to make written or oral oamnents. F�ny� desiring to be h�rd with referenoe to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. Detailed information may be obtained at the City Manager's offioe, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, FricIley, t�Al 55432. �I.G�IG� : ull� � ;'.y��Y��_�r� :.,y:r; �)r Taxes and Special Assessments: C�rrern Ad Valor� Delinquent, Perlalties, Forfeited Special Assessments Lioenses and Permits: Liaenses Permits Intergoverrmental: Federal State - Hanestead Credit (Current Ad Valoren) Local Gwerrment Aid All Other Charges for Services Fines and Fbrfeits Interest on Irivestments Miscellaneous Revenues Other Financing Souroes: Munici�al State Aid Fund Liquor Funa �'�I, RE�iII�USS AZID O'�i FII� 9�t�S FUnd Balance: General F1u�d Surglus �i�v: Ns, s: : au, � SPBCII�L R�IE PO[I� State Aid P1ad c�hle Zv F�a�d hl Grant Manag� Fta�d 'laTAL SF�(..TAt, R�IE PITIiS r� ' Y; t.• l�M SII. �. C`d�lYd� IID�LOV�P2� FlII1t� PIOjJ2I� 'I$X - a1LL271t Ad Valo�an Interest Fund Balance �TAL (1slPZ�'AL II�OVH� PO1�D QVIC � Il� PO1�D 'ID'14�L CAPZ�AL HtOJEL� POHl6 AGH�(Y PUI�D Si.z Cities Watersbed Piad Property R�x - (�rrern Ad Val�en �'II9t. aGH�:Y PO1�D I�SIM M. QURESH2� City Managei Legislative: $ 2,895,000 City Council Planning Camnissions 84,061 Other Camnissions 4,802 City Managenent: General Managanent 122,973 Personnel 187,144 r�� Finanoe: Elections Aocounting Assessing 574,430 Civic Center 2,381,484 Police: 359,671 Polioe 162,923 Civil Defense 275,975 Animal Control 331,342 Fire: 116,372 Public Works: Tec�r►ical Engineering 138,860 Traffic Engineering 10,000 Street Lighting Puhlic Wo�ks Maintenance $ 7,645,037 Recreation: Naturalist 247,488 Recreation Ca�mnmity Developnent: Code Enforarnent Planning Reserve: Finergency $ 7.892.525 503,728 157,488 116,355 S 777.571 85,550 125,000 1,313,069 1,523,619 400,350 $ 1,923,969 8.597 $ 8�597 �P'EtOHt7ATIIri�6 1 $ 157,795 37,819 19,531 232,518 67,349 183,390 17,598 311,915 163,564 183,244 2,412,244 59,944 17,996 559,918 182,316 84,354 122,751 1.724,335 199,593 435,368 191,024 190,546 337,413 S 7.892.525 503,728 157,468 116,355 $ 777,571 1,523,619 1,523,619 400,350 $ 1,923,969 8,597 $ 8�597 �� « .--•��, � . • �. � , � ��. �. I�ATIC� OF EFARII� �N ASSFSSMENT �DR SZREET IMPROVIIKENT PRC�7ECT AD. SI'. 1987-1 I�otioe is herety given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the Fridley Corsnunity Education Center in sai� City on the 12th day of �e�terr,ber, 1988, at 7:30 0' clock p.m., to hear ar:a �ss upon all obj ections, if ar►y� to t��,e �SOF.osed assessnents in r�pect to the follaaing im�overents, to-wit: S�tEE!' pRCUECT I�. ST. 1987-1 'Ihe proFose� assess-nEnt roll for each of sai� im�.rove�.ents in the total ats�.ount of ;244,928.65 is naa en file ar,c open to public inspection by all persons intereste�, ir. the offioe of the C].erk of said City. �e generul nature of the irr.�rova,Ents ana eac3� of th� is the oonstruction of street in:�.-rcve;�ents inclucir�c gracing, statil izeu �se, hot-n;ix bit �, inous rat, concrete curb and c?utter, �idewalks, w.ater ar.o sanitary se�:er services, Gtorr� seti�er syste�t, traffic sig�al syster�, and other facilities locatec: as fcllaas: Uh1VfRSI'TY AVFTUE WFST SFRVICE IRIVE -(81ST � 83RD) BRIGAL�OON PLAC� EAST RNgt ROAD SfRVIC� TRIVE (515T T� 53RD) OOi��"�R(� CIRQ.E FAST Q,�Il�RCE CIRCI�E SQJ� �II�'.FR(E CIRQ,E WFST FARR I�l�K£ B IKDdAY -' �Li3�AY Q�4•YJtZS PAR.K 1'f3v'. �_ '�(JR�S ��'IUNITY PAR.K PFy,� ::�- LOT II 515T WAY - Il�IDUSIRIAL BCXJL�VARD ZO EF�ST RNII2 RC1AD The area pro�osec to be assessec for said irr�F-rc�ve:�ents anci each of thg; is all that l�.r.a ber�f itea by saiG imF�ravenents or each of the; and lyir.g withir. the ger�eral are� above. Saic� in�rw�Er.ts will be assessec ac,�inst the �roperties withir� the abeve notec areas in whole or ir: Fart �roporti�nately to each of the lana thereir, oontair�ed acoorc,ing to the t�nef its reoeivec;. At saic he�:rir.g the Council will eansi6er written or oral o�j ections to ti�e Frcposec assessr��ents for each of saic: im�.�rova�ents. Ivc aF�al may be taker. as to tt�,e ar.�ourt of ar:�� inc�ividual assessrent unless a writter: objection signed by the affectec property awner i� f iled with the City Clerk pric,r to the assessnent hearir.g or pr�entea to the resiaing of f ioer at tr�e put�.lic hearir.g. A groperty aaner may a�eal � assessr.:ent of ihe district court by serving notice af the aFpeaZ upor, the i��yor or City Clerk within thirty (30) days after aacption of t�;e assessnent ano filino such notice with the district co�.�rt withir. ten (10} c,ays after servioe upon tY:e F;ayor or City Qerk. 2A Page 2- Notice of HEaring on Assessnent for Street Inprovener�t Project No. St. 1987-1 The City of Fridley adapteci Resolution No. 47 - 1981 on April 6, 1981, relating to the aeferral of spECial assessr�ents for certain senior citizens where the Fayment of said special assess�r.ents constitutes a hardship. The fallaai.n5 factors will govern the gr�ting of the deferments: the property must be hc�estead proFerty, and the owner must be at least sixty-five (65) years of ac•e or olc3er, and ir� the case of hust�and and wife, one member must meet tr�is age recuirer�ent. Zhe a�.plicztion for said deferral must be �ade within the f irst thirty (30) days after the acioption of the final assessnent roll by the City Council. �he a:ner wi11 make a�plication for c:eferreci p3yr.�ents on forms prescribed by the I�r:cka County Aucator, ano will make application to the City of Friciley on form: praviaed by the City. ZhE City Council will cor.siaer each a�plication on an ir.dividual basi�; ho�:e�•Er, the yeneral F.olicy is to grar.t senior citizen hareshi� special asse�sr„ent �eferrals k�hen the annual Fayi;ient for the special assessr,ent exceec:s twc (2) per cent of the acjustec gross income of the ok�ners as i�terr�ir,ea t�• the most reoent Feoeral Inoone Tax Return. TYie aeferral will be terr�inatec and all ar,�ounts acc�unulGtec plus aF�.licable interest sY:a.11 beco�:e cue when any of the folla�ing haFpen: the cieath of the v►�ner, �rwic3ed that tt�,e survivir,o spouse i� not otherwi�e eligible fer the uefErral; the sale, transfer, er s�bdivision of the proF.erty or any Fart �'IEIEOf ; loss of hanesteaci status for ar�� reason; the City Council determines that further c�eferral i: not in tt�,e public interest. IIt?TEL� Tf:IS 22N(Ila,�i OF AUGUST , 1988 BY ORDgt OF T�E CITY CGUIJCIL OF Z'�E CITY Of FkIII.,E'Y WII.LIA�•i 3. 2�E - ASF►Y�R AZTFST: SHIR,LEY A. fiP�.FW�A -CITY Q�ERK Pui.11ish: Fridley Focus on August 24 and 31, 1988 03/00/20/23 3 «�,--��, -. -. �, � , � ��.. ��. I�DTICE OF HFARIl� ON ASSFS.9�TP FOR SIIn1FR LAZfI2ALS, WATIIt LAT'F�1LS, ArID SFRVICE CDHI�XTmKS Notive is heretr� given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the Frialey Conmunity Eciucation Center in said City on the 12th day of Se�tember, 1988, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., to hear ar:d �ss upon all objections, if any, to thE proposed assessnents in resFect tb the follaaing im�ovements, tv-wit: 1988 SFRVI� mHI�X,TIDN I�UT FiFREI�FURE FURNISHID AI�ID AVAILARI.E ?t1e prc�oseo assessr�ent roll for each of said im�rwa-��ents in the tota.I arr:ount of ,510,150.66 is na�= on file and open to Fublic inspection by all persons interestec, in the offioe of the Qerk of saia City. Zhe ger�eral nature of the im.�rava,�ents and each of ther.: is the construction ano furnishino of sewer laterals, water lcterals, and service connections in ano to tr�e �operties, as follvws: PART OF LOT 1 LO�I' 1, BIACR 1 LCY!' 2. BIACR 1 NJRT�3 85 Fr OF IAT 5 AUDITOR' S S�J9DNISION NJ. 89 ,�:.� �. : : � 4?� � • �� i�,IDAY H�rS I,UCIA I,AI� The area pro�sed to be assesseG for said im�roverents and each of thea is all that lano benef iteo by said im�.rave, ents or each of then ano lying witY,ir. the general area above. Said im�.rwenents will be assessed against the properties within the above noteo areas in whole or in Fart proportionately to each of the land therein contair�d acoorair,g to the benef its received. At said hearing the Council wi11 oonsidez written or oral objections to the prc�osed assessr�ents for each of said im�ravenents. lvc a�peal may be taken as to the arr�our.t of any in4ividual assessr�ent unless a wzitten objection signed by thE affectec property awner is filed with the City Clerk prior to the assessnent hearir.g or presented to the residing offioer at the putalic hearir.g. A property vwner may appeal an assessment of the district court by serving notioe of the aFpeal upon the riayor or City Clerk within thirty (30) days after acbption of the assessment and filino such notice with the district c�ourt within ten (10) days after serviae upon tt��e Mayor or City Qerk. 3A Page 2- Notioe of Hearing on Assessment for Sewer ano Water Lsterals, and Servioe Connections The City of Fridley ac3opted Resolution No. 47 - 1981 on April 6, 1981, relating to the deferral of special assessnents for certain senior citizens where the paytrent of said special assessments constitutes a hardship. The follvwing factors will gavern the granting of the deferments: the property m�st be hanestca6 property, and the awner must be at least sixty-five (65) years of aoe or older, anci in the case of h�band and wife, one member must meet this age rec,uirenent. Zhe aF�F,lication �or said c3eferral must be made within the first thirty (30) days after the aa�ption of the final assessment roll by tt,e City Council. Zhe aaner wi11 make a�plication for c�eferred payments on forms prescribed by the Anoka County Aucitor, and will make application to the City of Fridley on forrn: prwided by the City. TY�e City Council will consider each application on an individual basis; however, the general policy is to grant senior citizen hardship special assessr,ent 6eferrals when the annual payment for the special assessment exceeas two (2) per cent of the adjusten gross income of the owners as c�ternr�ir,ed by the most revent Feoeral Invome Z`ax Return. Zhe deferral will be terrr�inatec and all amounts acc�nulate� plus aFplicable interest shall bev�r..e due when ar�y of the follaaing happen: the oeath of the va�r�er, prwicied that the surviving spouse is not otherwise eligible for the aeferr�.l; the sale, transfer, or subdivision of the property or any part thereof; loss of hcmesteaa status for any reason; the City Council 6etermines that fur�.her aeferral is not in the public intere�t. II�TID TH I.S FRILLEY _ II�Y OF , 1988 BY ORL�fft OF Zi:E CIZY O�UNCIL OF THE CITY OF WILLIAM J. 2�E - P7�Y�R AZTF�T: SHIRLEY A. HP�,FALA -QTY CI�FRK Publish: Frictley Fbcus on August 24 and 31, 1988 03j00/20/11 0 « • • • ii iir' :•'i �� ' � � i�.-• r�. AA'I'ICE OF HFARIl� ON ASSE5.9�Tr FOR SIORM SFWFR AND WATIIt MAIN PRG1T DCT I�U. 16 9 Notioe is hereb� 5iven that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the Fridley Cor,ununity Education Center ir. said City on the 12th day of �eFtember, 1988, at 7:30 o'clock g.m., to hear ar,d Fass upon all objections, if arty, to the proposeo assessr�ents in respect to the follaaing imFxovements, to-wit: SZ�DRM SIInTII� ADID WATfR MAIN A20JECr AA. 169 �e prcFosec assessnent roll for each of said imFsovenents in the total ar�:ount of 5365.009.73 is na�• on f i1e ano open to publ ic insF,ection by all Fersons interestec, in tl-,e offive of the Qerk of saiu City. 'IY�e general rature of the im.�roverents ano each of thea is the oonstrLCtion of strc�t irr,prcva;Ents incluclin5 grading, stabil izeci base, hot-rix bitur,�inous rrat, sek�er, �:ater, storm sewer and other facilities locateC as follaas: 51 ST WAY BURL II�ZON AAR'I�iFRN RAIII�AD F.PSII�III�TI' �• � ��• � • i h � ��• ;�; � i a• -,� • � • � • i � • . a• � •.� • � �• • « I-694 T� 1,700 FEET I�R'�i •:,•�• i •�•. • • �. S"i�RM SII�TFR F�fiTEZ3.SIDN �e area propose� to be assessea for said imFrwer.ents anci each of the:. is all that lar,o benef iten by said imF.rovenents or each of then and lyino withir. the general area above. Sain im�rovet�ents wi11 be assesseo acain:t the proFerties within the above notea areas in whole or ir. part proportionately to each of the l�na thereir. contair�ed acoording to the benefits reoeived. At said heaiir.g the Council wi11 oonsicier written or oral objections to the proposec assessr�ents for ead� of said imFruva�ents. Nc appeal may be taken as to the amour.t of ary in�ividual assessnent unless a written objection signec; by the �►ffc-ctec property owner is filed with the City C1erk prior to the assessr„ert hearir.c or presented to the resiring offioer at the put,lic hearir.g. A groFerty aar�er r�y appeal an assessa�ent of the district court by serving notioe of the aFpeal upon the Fiayor or City Clerk within thirty (30) days after aooption of the assessment and filing such notice with the aistrict c�urt witi,in ten (10) days after servioe upon the Ifayor or City Qerk. 4A Page 2- Notioe of Hearing on Assessnent for Storm Sewer and Water Mains Proj ect No. 169 The City of Fridley adopted Resolution No. 47 - 1981 on April 6, 1981, relatir.g to the aeferral of special assessaents for certain senior �citizens where the payment of said special assessments constitutes a hardship. The follaaing factors will govern the granting of the c3eferments: the property must be hcmestead property, and the owner must be at least sixty-five (65) years of age or alc3er, and in the case of htisband and �► ife, one member must meet this age requirenent. Zhe application for said deferral must be made within the days after the aaogtion of the fir,al assessnent roll by th a+�r�er wi11 nake aFFlication for deferrea payments on forms Anck.a County A�citor, and will make application to the f orms pL ar iciea by the City. �e City Council will consider each application on an howevEr, the general policy is to grant senior citize assessrent defErrals �hen the annual Fayment for the exceeos two (2) per cent of the adjustea gross income �terr�ined by the most reoent Feoeral Inoor�e Tax Return. f irst thirty (30) e City Council. Zhe pr escr ibed by the City of Fric]ley on individual basis; n harc;ship special special assessment of the owners as ZY►e neferral wi11 be terminatec and all amounts acc�nulatec plus aFpliczble interest sY�,all beo��re due when ar�y of the follvwino happen: the oeath of the a,�ner, provic'aed that the surviving spouse is not otherwise eli5ible for the cieferral; the sale, transfer, or subdivision of the property or any part thereof; lass of hcr.�esteaa status for any reason; the City Council cietermines that further aeferral is not in the public interest. II�TED Tf' IS FFcIIY�EY _ II�1Y OF , 1988 BY ORDF�2 OF Tf:E CITY �iJNCIL GF Z�:E CITY OF WILLIArl J. I�E - MAYOR AT�7: SHIRLEY A. HP.F�PALA -QTY CI,ERiC Put�lish: FYic1� Focus on August 24 and 31, 1988 03/00/20/15 5 « . - - , � ;. ��• ��i �' ��;:•► ADTI� OF HFARING ON ASSE�SSMENT FOR SZREET IMPROiTEI�lENT PRf17DCT AD. ST. 1988-1, ADnEI�JM AD. 1(VIIbON Ii�Dj tvotiae is herebr given that tt,e Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the Fridley Cor.,munity Education Cer,ter in sai6 City on the 12th day of Sep�,ber, 1988, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to thE pcoFosed assessnents in respect to the follaaing impcovements, t�wit : S'IItg,T HtO7BCT l�D. ST. 1988-1, AL�2�Il9 1(`TBtOiN I�D) The prcF.osed assessr��ent roll for ea� of said irr,prave;�ents in the total amount of �52,096.00 is na�� on file and oper� to public inspection by all persons ir.teresteo, in tt�e offic�e of the Qerk of said City. 'IY,e general nature af the imgavenent is oeo�rative street lighting on Viron Roao locatec as fallaas: LOT 3, ffiDQt 1 LOT 2, BIDQt 1 LOT 1, ffi�Qt 1 PAR� 2570 ID�I' 1, ffiJDaC 1 LOT 2, ffimC 1 LO'!5 1 i 2, ffi�Qt 2 � i R 2AID ADDITIDN A i R 2AD P►DLIITIDN lh i R 2AD 1�►�.1ITIDN 7699 Y�iOt� R�1D P► i R �ITIDN A i R ADDiITIDN •y��; ; �� ,�. � �� Tt�e area pro�.osec to be assesseo for saio im�avenents and each of then is all that l�r.o ber,efitec by said im�ravenents or each of ther� ano lying within the oeneral area above. Saio ir,�rave;�nts Wi11 be assessed against the pcoperties within the above notec areas in whole or in part proportionotely to each of the lana therein cbntaireo aco�raing to the ber,ef its reveived. At said hearing the Council wi11 oonsiaer written or oral obj ections to the pro�osed a�sessr.�ents for ea� of sai� in�Frave�ents. ho a�peal may be taken as to the ar�o�,t of ar�� ir�ivic�ual assess:ent �a�less a written otjection signed by the affectec property arner is filec3 with the City Clerk prior to the assessnent hearing or presented to the residing offioer at the public hearing. A pro�erty aaner may appeal an assessment of the district oourt by serving notioe of the aFpeal upon the M.ayor or City C1ezk Within thirty (30) days after adnrtion c�f ti►e asse:sr��t ano fi]ing such notice with the district a�urt within te:. (1C} aais aftet servioe upon the !',aya� or City Qerk. �.5A page 2- Notioe of H�rir.g on F�ssessnent for Street In,Frwenent Project No. St. 1988-1, Adoendtan No. 1 The City of Fridley adogteo Resolution No. 47 - 1981 on April 6, 1981, relatir.g to the deferral of special assessments for certain senior citizens where the Feyrr�ent of sai� speciai asse�stoents oanstitutes a hardshi�. The follaaing factors will gavern tr,e granting of the c3efer�rents: the property rr��st be hanesteao property, ano the or:ner nust be at least sixty-five (65) years of aSe or older, anci in the case of husbar_d and �:ife, one memt�,er m�:st meet this age recuirenent. �he a�Flication for saia deferral must be made within the f irst thirty (30) days after the aooption of the fir,al assessr�ent roll by the City Council. 'IYie arr�r wi11 nake arFlication for 6eferrea payr.ients on forms prescribe� by the Anoka County AuCitor, ano will make application to the City of Fridley on forr�� prwioeo b�� the City. 'IY�e City Council will consider each aFplicatien on an irdivic3ual basi�; however, the oeneral policy is to grant senior citizen harcishiF� special asse�sr�er:t c;eferrals when trie annual Fayment for the sFecial assessr,ent exceECis two (2) per cent of the adjustec gross incor�e of the owners as dEterr,�ined by tr,e r�ost reoent FeGersl Incone Tax Return. �e ueferrul �-i11 be terminatec and all aTrounts acc�.�ul�tec plus a�pl icable interest sr�all becor..e due �•hen ar�� cf the folla�ing haFpen: the �ath of the v�:r�r, Fro�,�iaed that the s�:rvivir.g spouse is not otherwise elicible fer the c;eferral; the sale, transfer, or subdivision of the �roF.erty or any �rt thEreof; loss of hcr�este�a stat� for ar�• reason; the City Council determines that f ur t�er c�f Er ral. is not in the publ ic inter�t. �TEL� TEiIS 22N(Ilt�� OF AUGUST , 1985 BY ORDf�t OF TE:E CITY COUNCIL CF' T�:E CITY OF FRIL�LEi WILLIA�i J. NEE - ?SF,YDR ATI'EST: SHIF.LE� A.. I-1P�.F�L,A -CIT� Q�II�K P�hlish: Fridl�y Focus on August 24 and 31, 1988 03/OG/20/19 � CITY OF FRIDLEY APPEALS COMMISSIOH MEETiHG APRIL 26, 1988 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Barna called the April 26, 19$8, Appeals Commission order at 7:30 p.m. � ROLL CALL: Members Present: Alex Barna, Diane Savage, Jerry Sherek, Larry Kuechle / Members Absent: None Others Present: PROVAL Darrel Clark, City Building Brian Hanson, 1858 Lincoln Cheryl Stinski, 1612 E. Be Roland Stinski, 1612 E. r Jeffrey Buchli, 84 Ric Cre Nick DeGroot, 149-76 Way, Bev Barker, 84 Ric Creek W Jerry Boedigheim , 117-76t Mary Boedighei , 117-76th Michael Wojci , 109-76th Wa John Stifle 119-75th Way N Steve Joh on, Menards, Inc Marv Pr haska, Menards, In Steve illings, Councilmemb th Vos, I�ector nue, St. Paul, MN e Circle, Fridley, MN e Circle, Fridley, MN k Way, Fridley, MN Fridley, MN y, Fridley, MN Way, Fridley, MN Way, Fridley, MN , Fridley, MN , Fridley, MN r 17�1�' L'laLLilCw.>> LGJ7 .7nrAaJa/u a,aiac� a�auac�� •aa. Es er Sieff, 1298 Skywood Lane, Fridley, Mld arl Heggestad, 1258 Skywood Lane, Fridley, MN Lucy Levitan, 2051 Long Lake Road, New Brighton, MN John Mantas, 4505 Nathan Lane, Plymouth, MN IL 12, 1988, APPEALS COhII�fISSION MINUTES: to MOTION,l�y Mr. Sherek, seconded by Mr. Kuechle, to agprove the April 12, 1988, Appea��s Commission minutes as written. U�ttSN A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BARNA DECLARED THE MOTION �G�ARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE REQUEST, VAR 4�88-03, BY CHERYL STINSKI: Pursuant to Chapte.r 205.16.07.D, (7), (b), of the Fridley City Code to reduce the width of the screening strip between commercial and residential districts from 15 feet to S feet on the east and north sides of the property to alloW the construction of an office complex on Lot 1, Block 1, Hillwind Addition, the same being 941 Hilluind Road, and on Lot 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, the same being 1001 Hillwind Road. 6A APPEALS COMMISSION MEETING, APRIL 26, 1988 PAGE 2 MOTION by Ms. Savage� seconded by Mr. Kuechle, to open the public hearing. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BARNA DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN AT 7:33 P.M. Chairperson Barna read the Administrative Staff Report: ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT 941 6 1001 Hillwind Road N.E. VAR 4�88-03 A. PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED BY REQUIREMENT: Section 205.16.07.D,(7),(b), requires a 1S foot screening strip where any general office district is across from any residential district. Public purpose served by this requirement is to create a physical separation between zoning districts. B. STATED HARDSHIP: "A 15-foot screening buffer does not Work betWeen parking lots as it does for view criteria from an apartment building. A 6-foot high vined wood fence in a 5-foot landscaped buffer works better to screen one parking lot from anoiher parking lot." C. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW: The petitioner is requesting a variance for reduction of a screening buffer betWeen residential and commercially zoned property from 15 feet to S feet. This petition is in conjunction with the rezoning for the present R-3 property to CR-1 (office/commercial). The proposed development includes a 32,000 sq. ft. office building, three stories high, built over a surface parking area. The two parcels involved both have structures on them. One is the Merrill Lynch office building and the more northerly parcel is the boarded-up single family house. In order to make the site developable for the proposed office building, it is necessary to program 94 parking spaces. The submitted layout includes those 94 stalls Which are only possible by way of the one-way traffic system �ith the minimum allowed 18 foot driving aisles as outlined on the drawings. If the 15 foot setback to the residential area is imposed, this size building would be impossible to construct. The petitioner's hardship states that she does not feel the screening buffer is appropriate betWeen parking lots. Staff concurs that the screening fence as proposed by the deve2oper xill be an approprfate solution to the separation of zoning districts. Note on the site plan that shere the apartment building to the north abuts the proposed development, the 15 foot buffer has been retained. Staff xill be recommending qualitative development stipulations with the rezoning petition. One of the stipulations will include that the existing vacant house be removed prior to publication of the rezoning ordinance. This vill be to ensure that the obsolete structure which has been a nuisance in the past Will be removed regardless of whether or not this development proceeds to building permit. One recommendation for a stipulation for the variance Would be that the variance be contingent upon the rezoning being approved. : : APPEALS COI�lISSION MEETING, APRIL 26, 1988 PAGE 3 Mr. Clark showed the location of the property on a Location Map and on a Zoning Map. The property is to the east of TH 65 and to the north of I-694 on HillWind Road. An apartment building is located along the property's north boundary and an apartment building is located along the east boundary to the rear of the property. A 15-foot buffer is proposed along the north and east by these apartment buildings. A 5-foot buffer is being proposed between the parking areas. This buffer would be a screening fence with vines and landscaping to make the area aesthetically pleasing. The proposed buffer areas were described on the Site Plan. On the Elevation Drawing, the building is shown at be a three-story building with parking underneath. The lower elevation �d the back of the building will be at grade. Floor plans were provided for review. Dr. Vos asked for clarification of the location of the apartment buildings. Mr. Clark indicated that the buildings are to the north and east and that a 15-foot buffer is planned at the locations near those buildings. Ms. Savage asked if the present Merrill Lynch building and vacant house would be removed. Mr. Clark indicated that these buildings would be removed. Mr. Barna indicated that the south facing side of the building would be visible from I-694. Where would the interstate be in the elevation of the building. Mr. Clark thought that the third floow may be at the Interstate level, but the �►terstate could also be higher than the top of the building. Mr. Kuechle asked what the north side of the building would look like. Mr. Brian Hanson, architect representing Cheryl and Roland Stinski, stated that the building would be basically the same all the way around. The landscaping is designed to hide the parking areas. Some parking spaces will be under the building. The intent is to screen and make it work. The fence and landscaping would screen the residential area from the commercial area. The fence makes sense just as distance does, but this makes a requirement of height more than distance. Mr. Clark stated that if the 15-foot buffer strip were adhered to there would not be enough parking for the building as proposed. The siz!e would need to be reduced in proportion to the parking space available. Wirth parking included under the building, there is no wasted space. Mr. Hanson stated that a three-story building is needed to look like a more prestigious office building. Mr. Vos noted that 22 parking spaces would be lost with a 15-foot buffer. Mr. Barna asked what types of businesses would be located in the building. � APPEALS COhIlNISSION MEETING, APRIL 26, 1988 �AGE 4 Mr. Stinski stated that Merrill Lynch Would be located on the first floor and the other floors Would have some insurance offices. The proposed plan does not encroach on the residential areas. The S-foot buffer backs up to the apartment's parking lots. ` Mr. Barna noted that the fence Would screen those in the first floor apartments. Mr. Hanson indicated there is an 8-foot ceiling height on the parking area under the building. MOTION by Ms. Savage, seconded by Mr. Kuechle, to close the public hearing. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BARNA DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 7:47 P.M. Ms. Savage did not see a problem with approving the request. The plan would be an asset to the community� and staff agreed that the screening fence will comply with the spirit of the code and will be an appropriate separation. She would be in favor of recommending approval of the request. Mr. Clark reminded members that the variance request is contingent upon approval of rezoning. Dr. Vos agreed that the proposed plan would be an improvement in the area. For the size of building proposed, parking xill be needed. He felt this plan would improve the area and would support the variance request. Mr. Sherek felt it necessary to address the hardship involved. The size of the building does not seem to be a hardship, although it may be a financial hardship for which allowances cannot be made. However, he recommended approval of the request because it meets tfie spirit of the law and would be a benefit to the neighborhood. Mr. Kuechle agreed and recommended approval of the request contingent upon approval of the rezoning request. Mr. Barna agreed that this would be an improvement in the area. He liked the idea of a screening fence and felt it would look better from both sides. He did question if there Was sufficient area on the site for sno� removal. Mr. Clark agreed that snoW storage and/or removal could be a problem. Mr. Hanson stated this would depend on how quickly a service could remove the snox. This could be a problem. There is an area under the building that is being looked at that could be used for this purpose. MOTION by Hs. Savage, seconded by Mr. Sherek, to recommend to the City Council approval of Variazice Request, VAR �88-03, contingent upon the approval of the rezoning request. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BARNA DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. : � APPEALS COhAfISSION MEETING, APRIL 26, 1988 PAGE S Mr. Barna indicated this item Would be before the Planning Commission on May 4th to discuss the rezoning request, and a public hearing would be held on June 6th before the City Council. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE RE UEST, VAR �88-04, BY JEFFREY BUCHLI: Pursuant to Chapte 205.07.03.D,(2), of the Fridley Citq Code to reduce the required side ya d setback from 10 feet to 5 feet; and pursuant to Chapter 205.07.03.D, ), of the Fridley City Code to reduce the required front yard setback fr 45 feet to 21 feet to alloW the construction of a single family dwelli on Lot 3, Block 1, Oak River Estates, the same being 141 - 76th Kay N. . MOTION by Mr. Kuechle, s UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOT HEARING OPEN AT 7:54 P.M. Chairperson Barna read the /,•� B. ed by Dr. Vos, to open the public hearing. AYE, CHAIRPERSON BARNA DECLARED THE PUBLIC nistrative Staff Report: ADMINISTRATIWE STAFF REPORT 141 - 76t� Way N.E. VAR 4�88� 04 ,\ PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED BY REQUIRE�lENT: \ Section 205.07.03.D,(2), requires`�a side yard setback of 10 feet between any living area and side p�operty lines. ,� Public purpose served by this requir�ment is to maintain a minimum of 20 feet between living areas in adjaci�nt structures and 15 feet between garages and living areas in adjacent s'�ructures to reduce exposure to conflagration to fire. It is also to a�low aesthetically pleasing open areas around residential structures� \ Section 205.07.03.D,(1), requires front y�d setback of 45 feet (as set by City Council). \ \ Public purpose served by this requirement is\'�to allow for off-street parking without encroaching on the public rigt�t-of-way and also for aesthetic consideration to reduce the building�"line of sight" encroachment into the neighbor•s front yard. �\ \ STATED HARDSHIP: \ "One story home (L-shaped rambler) requires a front yard variance for garage and side yard variance for main level floor an. Variances would maintain continuity of existing homes on block��' C. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW: \ The home to the west is set back 44 feet; the home to th8 east is set back 59 feet. The lot is over 175 feet deep; therefore, �f the home were placed back at the 45 foot distance, the rear yard uotsld be in excess of 75 feet, where only 40 feet is required. , v�x #as-o3 6 E Cheryl Stinski LOCATION MAP � � �' � . 3 3 � � ��s� v� #ss-o3 6 F Cheryl Stinski � � 3 Y � � i r W �� N S ITE PLA N � < � _ � a z 0 � s a W d v ..1 d < � #$8-03 6 G C11ery1 Stinski � I �04 ��! ' I>, � �� i� � �o� ;�i ,�' �z` i��o � i m'' � � ,I �1 ELEVATfON vaR #ss-o3 6 H Chezyl Stinski O co � : 0 � ��O L5 n° ioz FLOOR PLAN c�n�rrcE No. . • . � ►• � . • �:� �. �- « ... - . � . . yl�+l+l:r.��: ��. ,��. . �. : ► N I� � �I��. � �4� �4� The Council of the City of F`ridley c�es cardain as follaas: SECTION 1. Appendix D of th�e City Code of Fridley is a�►enc�d as hereinaf ter ; �; cated. SECTION 2. TY�e tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of FYidley and described as: All that part of Lots 2 and 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, according to the map ar plat th+ereof ar�, f ile and of reoord in the office of the Amka C.ounty Register of Deeds, lying west of the east 1580.4 feet thereof, and lying north of the south lin�e of the mrth half of th�e Narthwest Quarter of the SouttaNest Quarter of Section 24, ZbHmship 30, Range 24, Anoka. County, Minnesota; ancl which lies south of the south line of Lyndale Builder's 6th Addition, according to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the office of th,e Registrar of Titles in and for the County of Anoka. Minnesota. Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District knawn as CR-1 (General Off ice) . SECTION 3. That the Zariing Ac�iinistrator is directed to change the of f ic ial zaning map to show said tract vr area to be rezoned from Zoned District R-3 (General Multiple Dwellings) to CR-1 (General Office), subject to stipulations adapted at City Council meeting of . PASSED ADID ADOPTED BY 'II-� QTY O�UNQL OF 'Ii� QTY OF FRII�EY THIS DAY OF , 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - N�,YOR A'I'I'F�ST : SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - QTY CLERK Public Hearing: Jime 6, 1988 First Reading: August 8, 1988 Second R�eading: Publish: 7 , � 1 `. i E i � � � r. � � '_�,, . t. ._ . ,� .. :- , ; i 1 � _ � S • V � � ., :t '''�: �/�;%' Y'-'::. �, �� ' j �L• � •i f y y � �t �. � d � ,� s � . �� ►� � : , ZOA #88—01 C�RYL STINSRI �� ; �' � � � . . W _ I � � � � S ITE PLA N r � � � �� ; � ��".�`, 1 F C•��+: � `a�4'•� ZOA #88-01 Sl'I PCTI�TIONS 1. The vacated hause oai the rezo�ed parcel shauld be removed from the site prior to the publishing of the rez�ing ardinance. 2. The proposed rezoning is for the develognent as autlir�ed o� the attached site plans and elevations only. 3. The petitio�er c� her agent agrees to manage the leasing of the office space in a fashio� which would mt create a need far on-street parking. Shauld an- street parking result, the City may sign the street as "no parking" and r�ire that additiar�al stalls be made available or the r�eed be reduced. 4. Petitic�er to work with staff ca� landscape refir�e„nts and have an agreed upon plan prior to City Gouncil approval. 5. Petiticmer to supply a stornn drainage plan which �ets staff approval prior t,� City Council public hearing. 6. Petiti�er t;o supply a perfarnr�nce bond or letter of credit in the amount of 3$ of the co�structicm value prior to issuance of a building pernut. . � l Virgil C. Herrick David P. Newman James D. Hcefc Gregg V. Herrick �1L11e1LVl�� 1�lT�le��.1..�� H .t°�J. A'I'TORNEYS AT LAW September 12, 1988 Jock Robertson City of Fridley 6401 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 RE: Cheryl Stinski, ZOA #88-01 Dear Jock: You recently asked me to review the process of implementing stipulatons �2 and 3 on the above matter. I would suggest that at the time that council gives final approval to this Petition for Rezoning that the City Council attach the following conditions: 7. That this rezoning is contingent upon the property owner filing Restrictive Covenants against the subject property providing for the following: a. That the property will only be used for the construction of a building that fully conforms with and complies with those site plans and elevations which are on file with the office of the Director of Community Development for the City of Fridley. b. That the property owner warrants that all tenants, visitors, or occupants of any building constructed on the premises will not park in the street while using or visiting the building. Further, the owner will take any and all steps which are necessary so as to insure that there is not any onstreet parking. g. In the event that a Certificate of Occupancy is not issued on or before JLNE l, 1990 by the City for the buildinq described in paragraph 1 above, then this rezoning shall be automatically terminated and the zoning classification for the property shall revert to the original zoning c 1 a s s i f i c a t i o n o f 1� 3, C�RAL NAILTIP�E DWEI�.ING - �iiir� ?(15 /,1f11 1'ni�•c�reitt• ��•c•nn� �'.T� . I�ri�11c��' '�linnc•cnr:� SS�?,? fi12-S71-iK5f1 � �;,�`� �.ap(�1V�1 �C �;�- �.. w 1 �v� VACANT COMMERCIAL� REFERE"cE OPERTIES ''�`� � ��x� AND 1NDUSTRIAL PR �.-�� t, 1 � � � �� .�� .._.�.. 0 v�cANT co�ME�c�A� . eNQ 1NDU�TRIAL PROPERTiES REFERENCE .. �F Loaa- Owner �d/or Contract �id100� tion Purcha�er or Contact Pin � iaef � Person, Address ��'hor�e# i Sq. Ft. 11cre� �anirg Dil� 1 1i� ---___.. _� � COMIMERCIAL PIROPERTY David Harris 12-30-24-21-0025 1.14 C-2 16 6279 University Avenue NE 49,900 F1 Fridley, Nh. 55432 ( 612) 571-779Q ar ' (612) 574-9551 (David Harris) Pro�essional Ventures 12-30-24-21-0024 1.77 C-2 16 F 8 c% Jch n Nel son J r. 77, 000 - 9624 i�lmer Ro�d Bloomingtoa'i, Irh 55437 ( 612) 921-2345 F2 203 Coop�r Amvenue Nacth St. Qoud. 1rN 56301 l 611a 4�2-33 S3 F3 Sane as F2 F4 I sa� as Fa FS Sane as F2 I2-3(F-24--21-0012 SO,OQO i�3o-zau-ooii so,000 12-30-24-21-0010 67,500 12-3a-24-21-0013 40,000 '" Our Realty Corporatian 12-30-24-21-0007 c% Strite Anderaon �. 251, 700 F 6 7585 Viran Roeid lZ E. Fricney, 1�1 55432 (612) 786-2660 (Hal Blt�ard) �a�� tia,� a�x i�-so-z�-�-000s F7 1578 t�iversity l�enue 139,400 Sti �ul� I�N 55104 ( 612) 646-2661 Ext. 157 (Brian Smitb ) L 55 !�-1 16 1.55 1�--1 1� 1. 55 !hl 16 . 92 1�-1 16 5r 78 1�-1 16 3. 20 !*-1 16 � f �± � !. � ..r _ . - _ ��_ 1 ~�a.ar C. �e design oE �eulti-anit pcaj�e�a �bonld �na,c� tb� eecuritY o� its resid�ta. tAsoare�ations oi the •c,.i4, sr,adara, �• •�oala ee nts�.ss�a tor.r�l c:3ae prev�ati�aa. ) D� � � ard od�ec lac�l �rrit,t �.� �t � � ptal`ic i�be�cest� to pcea�E��aOr� � �� ` �� J '�e�Cit�aba�li�a�oo�rage ti�e �rwt c� A�11 taie�0a��s and c�oo�ioaioi�ais to euppla�ent t e sti@QlY o� d�taci� aing],e-�ly tnits. 1�. she C3ty �6an].d re�wr if aore laad �ould be i�oas3n9• ita pca��t laed t� t�v det�e � a�ailabl� %c rri8�otial ��. The city aiwuLa atlor petitiar %c sa�i,cl�nti�1 r�ae�i�q o� i.i�dnstiral and ca�ercial propestie� that are adjacent to part land and otber r��ideAtial nei.c,�bochoods. C. The Cit si�oold plan ior tL• d��►tlop�nt oi urd�isad reir3�ential l�. D. 7rie Ci.ty s�oula periodiatlly ra►iwr ita re�id�etial saniag acctln■no�s in abr t� Qaad�d�c ow +�� o �9 P��• _ 3. �me—d'� +i�on].��+�ob��iwtii� �p�Tat �wl�. �' a. The CitY a�600ld enciwrsq� tb� con�traction and ooa�s�i.an ot eziati�y �ar�iig to Ms�w p�oale �rit6 ae��6ousisg � �e�i�aaa�h�l��a�d. � � B. �be LYty a6ould eaoatsage iac�r ai ane�� pt��cti,an aod c�n�er�ation in all �w oornrtrnctioo aoa ca�er�ion ad:ivities. � • [�� Wtl��: ��. ;�: (: � 1� I I�:YI � Y�� 's,1�'14�� I:�I' ��: � •1.11 _ •' . 11 � ':.-:111 �.!'' 1 ' • �1 ; .: • � 1,`�� 1, '�:� 1•' t': �' ♦. Discrimination in regard to housing is against the law. The Cfty should oontinue to enforoe the laws of equal housing c�p�portunity. 3�5 � (2) Cood; A structure is ratec3 good if there are no c�rv�].F defects in tY�e structure and tt-�ere are only minar n�aintenar�e requirer�nts, such as s�all, plaster cracks and/or painting. �e praPertiy i� ,� perfectly �alea�le aru� is considered a desirable property ta live in. (3) Fair: Zl�ere is consic�erab].e deferred maintenartcs with d��►�� the structuze iter�� beginning to st�w. window fr� acx� �ei�,i�► my► be detericrating, floora and roa[3 caay have some saq and there i� consid�era�le wear an� tear on the wall� and Woodwork. �� rer,aved�eCa�►siilera�b].e�damage to �truct cal it�s�fa�h�hea►�tx� and plunbir�g are unreliable and th�re are large plaster cracks. oi the total of 6,449 structures in the Ci�y in 1975, 6,719 were in either new or c;cod con�ition, 227 were in fair condition and 11 Mere irt poor r�rkiition. �`he results of this survey rev�aled that althou h mo�t oi the Cit ' g resic.ential structures w o c n ine si i r ora . s, e �ey r�ve ere were two areas �ra etceas . if current conditions were not improved. T'bese are�s were reterred to as Primary Focus t�?eighbonc��ods and are si�arm ir� Fic�ue 3-2. Same i rovemEnts iri these areas have been nade since 1975 but th�;r are s a concern Strat.ec� Areas (NSA's) anci are snc�m in r�iyure s-�, �nge �-��. :� ^�5: � �_. �_ � �� The 1970 census revealed that Fridley had �k,out 7,8g5 households. It further broke these households do�m by type, �� t�'►urer number of �rsons anc: incane. Fridley's households by income are �hawn in Table 3-3, page 3-16. ' I�II�D AVAII.i�lBILI3'Y � aCattt I,at� Fiwre 1-1 and Table 1-1 0� the Land Use �ection of thi� plan revC�],s the location and amount respectively, vf all u��developed land with the Clty in 1979 (see pages 1-10 and 1-11) . of the rerainir_g lar�ds in Fri�ley ,'only a snall peroentage is zaned residential. Caraparative c]ata in Table 1-2, �ge 1-13 shaws that Fridley has a lawer perQentage o� residential lanci than tt!��ost coRUrwnities in the Metropolitan �1rea. There are, i�owever, vacnnt lands not zoned residential that have housing potential. These lands are shown fn Fi�ure 3 3, psge 3-17. About 97$ of the City's present residential lar� is developed leaving only 3� left for cievelopmen�. lhis 38 aco4unts for about 70 acres of land left for residential Y�using. Unde� present zoning arx3 code requirenents, about 3-13 � �` I � i�l ' , '• �`� �i'�� .,l,��`� `..1:�11� i �'far'1 ��j�,� i��.�•_�;� � �, - � �� I r�"`� �i T��I► � , ,, � ;! �� :�.�; t_ � � + 1 i .. .� ti . ' ,f_ %`- _ j ��_,� , � �.� � - % ��''�`' `� ' �1�l. : �I. �� ,.:ty1y ; � .r ",�..��_ i1 '1�75 u�ioFr�o�oa� �.�.�.. �� FIC�.3-i2 �. . ��-�;. � P[B L IC H EARING BEFORE 'II3E CITY CDUNCIL Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridlc� at the QJNA�iJNZTY ID�JC�T�N CQTI'ER, 6085 - 7'IH STRF�� N. E. on Monday, Octaber 3, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of : Consideration of Possible Revokation of a Special Use Persnit, SP #77-04, to allav the sales and sezvice of recrea*ior�al vehicles on Lot 1, Block 1, P�rson's Secorrl P,ddition, the same being 7701 East River Road N. E. , A�che C�nping Center An� arrl all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an apportunity at the abave stated time and place. W ILL IAM J. NEE MAYO R Publish: Septanber 21, 1988 Septanber 28, 1988 Ar� questions related to this itan may be ref erred to the Fridl ey Cu�ununi ty Develapment De�rtrnent, 571-3450. Review of Apache Camping Center SP 4�77-04 Apache Camping Center 7701 East River Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Jack Thompson 8249 Mississippi Boulevard N.W. Coon Rapids, MN 55433 Watkins Brothers P.O. box 87 Sauk Rapids, MN Council 9/16/88 Wayne Webb 146 Stonybrook Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Lloyd Meyers 132 Stonybrook Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Glen Bellefeuille 7680 East River Road N.E. 56379 Fridley, MI3 55432 Barry Blower Co. 99 - 77th Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Snyder General Corp. 2001 Ross Avenue Dallas, TX 75201 John Dunphy 155 Stonybrook Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Charles Martin 133 Stonybrook Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Floyd Ruggles 2453 East Cowern Place North St. Paul, MN 55109 J and S Enterprises 6490 Riverview Terrace N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Resident 106 - 77th Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Resident 7673 East River Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Richard Iverson 119 Craig Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Edward Jonak 133 Craig Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 City Council Members Plannng Commission Chair • , . �%� ■�' �� ■ � ..� � ' ' N '� 7 P '' � ' � � ` �� . . � r� � � � � � � : /� /s C�J - 2 �` � .� .. ;` . � . � � � - =, �;. ! - , �� - � - �- � -' ;.-. ,• »�r � � � � " ,� , , � � �� ,�J,( _ 7 �S % � i � ' — �� f �� • , �. , �"'! � � � ' � -� R�� , , r' � , — L ' � �'S `� ' i . s � - ��+\� � � ' f.� � � � i� �o� " n � - ;` I / � tssr � , , 8B � :� 1` ;� � �� i ., � � �i �� l�/W�j yI ST �� qQp, , ; ,� �, Te T H � � � - . �o a �� . ` . --�_ �.%� -�_ ,•.� � � + 4 - ? • � � i -. -- �� —; y�,i— — �e . .t \ . r • • ' � �i� — ; — �— — 1�. ;: � ! . - _ *: . : � . . , •. , i _ � . ' ,. . . • � i �!, . ' % �s � � • i � . . • ,; + • � �� . . �� o �'�re ' PfA '` � �� , .� ...«. . ' � +. 77r � , `r � � . � ' � ; � � 33 v . , ♦� `;�• <� 9� r � ' `S 6 �� 7 �, l� . ` . -- ,. � � �c� ti+►� •, + .. ;'�; s � : �r•. —..-. ..�_ L4CATION IVIAF � i'LANNING DNISION � MEMORANDUM cinroF F�� ZD: Jock Rd�ertson, Cannunity Develc�znent Director FR�N: Kathlyn (�stle, Planning Assistant DATE: Septanber 7, 1988 R�LAi�I[�IG: Special Use Pennit, SP #86-15, North Subur�ian Hospital I ha.ve reviewed the abave referenced property for cor.ipli.ance to the stipulations a*tached to Speci.al Use Pennit, SP #86-15. This pennit allaws Plorth Subu�an Hospi*_al *o aper*e a clinic, daycare and autanabile par}.ing in an I�1, Single F�nily Dwelling Unit, District. The City C,ouncil extended the expira*ion c3a�e of ti,.is pennit to SeptenY�er 30, 198P 'r�ecause the hospital could rnt close on the property until June 1, 1988. The cample*ion dates of all outside impravements were also extended *o Septanber 31, 1988. Since the Council meeting, correspondence has been received rec,-arding the use of this permit. North Suburban Hospital is ques*_ioning whether or rn* the property could be usea for a school and/or recre�rion activities. This of eourse would rer,uire the issuance of another Speci�l Use Pem;it. Thi:- �.st. week, I talked with Dennis Burra�i, North Suburban Hospi*al's re�resentative about the use of the Pennit. Mr. Burrati stated tha* the Hospi:al decided *o request the City Council to ex*end the Special Use Permi* *o Sep*a;�ber 3C`, 1989. K.C% ar: r�-ss-�� 9A sso Peaa ev$xue �BN YOBY, NBM YOIIY lOOQB (21E)416-9E00 9 GRACSCHUHCH STBEEi LOSfDON ECDV OAi, SHOLAXD OI-929-��.'i4 36,@UC TRONCAET 75009 PAEIH,IRANCE OI-42-66-69-49 040 PIRST NAifONAL HANA BUILDING P. O. BOX 848 BOCHBBTEH,YIAIPS80TA 66903 (307)E88-ai56 510 VOR7H CENiRAL LIFE TOWEB 443 MIHNESOiA SiBEEi 8T. PAUL, MIIPFB80YA 66101 ( W2) 227-BOV DOFLSEY 8C WHITNEY � P.rrweoasv Iwcwoaxo P�orea��or�� Corroe�no�.s 2200 FIRST BANK PLACE EAST M[�INEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5340`4 (612)340-2600 TELEX 29-0603 TELECOPIER (612) (Sd0-286H DENNIS BURATTI (si2) aao-2s2o August 12, 1988 City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attention: Kathy Castle Planning Department Re: Special Use Permit #86-15 North Suburban Hospital District 472 Osborne Road Property Dear Ms. Castle: 1200 P1RST IYTERSTATE CSNT6B ao� �orrrx �i•� sraeex P. O. HOX 7188 BILLIAOB,AIOI'fiA2lA 69103 ( 406 ) SSP-.SBOO 20l DAYIDSON BUILDINO 8 THIED 5T@EET YOETH ORSA7 PALLB. D[O1fTA1fA 69401 (4p6) 727�JG:18 �e� eesi PBONT STBEET 11I880IILA, L[ONiARA 69804 (4W 17E1-6023 alE PIES? NATIONAL BADiH BUILDINO AATZATA,2[IFNBBOTA 66Si91 ( 6IP ) 473-0973 On October 6, 1986, the Fridley City Council granted to our client, North Suburban Hospital District (fhe "District"), Special Use Permit #86-15 pertaining to the property located at the Southeast corner of the intersection of Osborne Road and Fifth Street N.E., allowing it to be used for clinic, daycare and parking purposes. The Special Use Permit imposed various stipulations, several of which required that exterior improve- ments be made to the property by June 30, 1988. Due to delays in acquirinq the property, the District requested, and on March 29, 1988 the City Council agreed, to extend the date by which these improvements are required to be completed to , September 30, 1988. As of this date, the District has not determined whether it will be able to proceed with the substantial renova- tions and improvements to the "church building" on the property which it has discovered will be necessary in order to make it useable. The District has, therefore, asked that we request the City Council to again extend the date by which the improvements required by Special Use Permit #86-15 are required to be completed to September 30, 1989, or such earlier date as the church building may first be used or occupied for the permitted uses. DORSEY SC WHITNEY City of Fridley Page Two August 12, 1988 Please advise me when this request will be considered by the City Council. Thank you. Very ruly yours, � .--� , � 1�� Dennis Buratti DB: jm cc: Betty Wall � FRIL[,F.'Y CI'!'Y Q7[JNC�, 1�TIl�]G OF I�RQi 28, 1988 #387 -11, TO VACA'Y'E TH �,'I' 'P� THE 90tfl'�i LINE � BOlJI�EVARD N.E. Nh�. R�obertscm, Carmun.ity make svre that this vaca xeather Oaks Plat and i� )F �I�II�EY S'I'RF,.�'P A OARS RS : IN � � �� i �LY LOCATED AT �.nt Director, stated Mr. Cbstello wanteci to cantingent upan final approval of the 17 lot ore, a stipulation of the vacatian. I�TION by Co ' man Schneider to waive the reading and agprove the ordinance first reading, with the following stipulation: (1) fir.al apprw of vacatian oontingent upcai final appraval of the 17 lot Heather Oa at. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all ing aye, Mayor riee declared the moticn carried tu�animously. 9. C�NSIDERATION OF . >IGI` PL,AN FOR 8251 NA.Il�I �'�T N.E. : N�. Robertson, Cceiununity Development Dire , stated rir. Maertens has submitted a si�n plan for his industri elopment at 8251 Main Street. He stated staff reccmnends app as it is in compliance with the City Code and is aestihetically sing. NDTION by Co Billings to approve the Comprehensive Sign Plan for 8251 Mai reet. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all v�ng aye, Mayor r3ee declared the motion carried. ta�arumously. 10. �NSIDERATIOIv OF AN EX'I'ENSIOI� OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #86-15 , AND TO EX'I'END 'IHE PII�IOD THE STI PCII,ATIONS I�ED 'I�0 B�E Q�MPL�E'PED i.JNI'IL SEFI'EMBER 3 0, 1988, AS 1�ARTH SUBURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRI CT WILL NOT BECONIE OWNER OF THE PROPII�!'Y L7NTIL JiJt� 1, 1988: N�. Rd�erts�, Cknmtu�ity Develqment Director, stated the North Suburban Hospital District will r�t becare the c.zui�er o� this property until June 1, 1988, therefare, they will n�t be able to canply with the stipulations �der special use permit, SP #86-15, imtil Septenber 30, 1988, rather than June 30, 1988. MOTION by Councilman Billings to extend the time that stipulatic�s 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9 need to be ecaipleted frcm June 30, 1988 to Septanber 30, 1988 under speci�l use pennit, SP #86-15. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. U�.+on a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motian carried imanimously. 11. CpNSIDF�tATION OF AN ExI�1VSON OF A LOT SPLIT, L. S. #82-OS LOCATED AT 7365 FP,.ST RIVER RUAD N. E. . BY C�2P,LD M. SF�'.R.II2 : �/ NDTION by Courbcilman Fitzpatrick to extend lot split, ..#82-05, through Novenber, 1989 with the stipulation that a n�v rnance bond be prwided or existing letter of credit ($5, 000 ) be nded to cwer canpletion of site i�ravenents which are to be ed upon completion vf East River Road iic�rovanents. Seconded ilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee ared the mc�ti� carried imanimaisly. 12. � �� OF � PZP,HIVIl� Q�I�2ISSION N�E!'II� OF I�,R(�i 9, 1988: -15- 9C . � r i _ Cl11(OF FR[DLEY CI\'lC CE�TE�:K • t*3?I l'�l\'ERSITI' A�'E. N.E. FRIDLEl'. �tltitiESOTA S{�33'_ • PHO!�E=. �hl'_i �71-i-1S�► North Suburban Hospital District . Octol�er 7, 1986 Dennis Buratti � 2200 Pirst Bank Place East CITY COUNCIL riinneapoiis, r�� 55402 ACTIO:v TAI�..'^I NC7TICE C1.� Cctaber 6, 1986, the Fridley City Council officially apprc�ved your rec?uest for a special use permit, SP #86-15, to allvw a daycare facility, an autamoUile �arkinq lot for o`f-street parking spaces and a clinic on It�ts 1 through 5 and those paxts of Lots 8 through 12 lying Northerlv af a line drak�n fram a point on the West line of said Lot S distant 5 feet Southerly of the Northwest corner of sai� Lot 8 to a point on the East line of said Lot 12 distant 75 feet Southerly of the Northeast corner of said Lot 12, all in Block 1, Osborne Nlanor 2nd Addition, the same being 472 Os.`�orne Road 'J.E., together with Lot 6, Block 1, Osborne *'lanor 2nd Addition, the sar.re being 400 Osborne Road N.E., t�ogether with Lot 7, Bloc}: 1, Osborne �lanor 2nd Addition tagether with adjoining vacated 76th Avenue h.E. the sa*ne being 401 - 76th Avenue N.E. with the folla�:ing stipulations: 1. Pro��ide hardsurface setback of 20 feet fr� Osborne right-of-way by 6/30/88. 2. Pro�� 3e landscaping plan to include berming and plantings to screen haresurface areas, e}:isting and proposed. Install approved plan by 6/30/88. 3. Provide autamatic lawn sprinkling for all green areas b}� 6/30/88. 4. Provide a fenced tot lot area, approximately 20' x 30', with City apprwed tot lot equignent, prior to day care st.art up. 5. Pathway to be installed frcm day care to tot lot prior to c'.ay care start up. 6. Provide concrete curb and gutter for hardsurface areas and driveways including five feet setback fran building by 6/30/88. 7. Sealcoat and restripe parking lot and provide required handicapp�ed stalls by 6/30/88. 8. Provide one-way directional signage where needed by 6/30/88. 9. Provide an approved duapster encl�sure by 6/30/88. 10. R��rove trailers fram property east of church by 10/31/87. 11. Prrnride a drainage plan for appraval prior to parking lot work. � I�orth Suburban Hospital District October 7, 1986 Page 2 12. Tao single family hanes to the west of the church are included in Special Use Permit #86-15 for future parking only. These houses may be leased as single family residenves until such time as the City determines the need for additional parking for clinic/day care use. 13. Tax garcels to be canbined into one lot upon aoquisition to one vwnership. (Added lO f 2/86 ) . Tf �,.�L �:��e a.1 .�;yE��io.~is regardin3 t,�e above action, please call the Plaruung Departmes�t at 571-3450. Sincerely, �� ` '�/ i //�..�(,r1i'1 ^ � �,�'�y'✓Li ames L. Robinson � Planning Coordinator - .�1 Please review the noted stipulations, sign the statement belvw and return one o�py to the City of Fridley P1anrLing Depaz�tme�t. by Octaber 21, 1986 . cc: Betty J. Wall Tam Gambucci .� � Concur wi�'i action ta}:en . 9E .� _---- —_— – . 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I . �; i-,�� ,v j ��, v ± i• �' �� ;� . �� i i 1 � 9F � � �� ``: � • 1 K `'� . ��`, i � ) � � ` � a � � � 1 __T � I' I� ; I�. , � � �� = ' �; �i� �� I ,�� i a`7 a � , t -� o'�� ' i ' *��: ! i `��. �� , --r- -_-+� '--T-„": ^ � � 1 � 1 -�!� , � _ . , . � . � � � 1 , � - � � ;f- �.. : � i —.. ' -- +rrt4�--' T . �T:[�StQ TE�tCISO�j �1CfiS u�a1�I 51-98# dS , � I�, � � � °s 4 h 1� � v��Y �. • � �i1��i= �• . facil ities. Mr. Flora stated the Planning Commission recommended approval of this special use permit with the stipulation that the cieveloper Frwide �he City with tenant information Frior to each occupancy o� th,e'buildin9 so that the �arking may be monitored to insure there is a suff ic,�ent number of spaoes. He stated this is similar to what was cbne with t�ie Winf ield Develognent who9e building was o�nstructed as an offioe/warehouse facility. Gb�mcilman Gooclspeed questioned the trading o��arking between Mr. Harris' property and sFBoes at the Gb�n�nity Fhrk. �' Mr. Harris, the petitioner, stated he wo ld be willing to enter into an agreaner�t with the City for joint use c� his Farking and the City' s parking at the Comm�nity F�rk. ;' N�. Flora stated the staff's co cern is there are a lot of daytime activities at the �nan�nity Fhrk�d if they have such an agreenent with Mr. Harris, there may be a shortage�af s�oes available for the park. Cb�mcilman Barrett� stated oonstant basis and when sp short period of time. � Mr. Harris stated he venture is not based reality is the park isn't used every c�y on a events are held, they are usually only for a the decision not to enter into a joint parking on a f ea day' s�e � the park. Mr. Flora stated Harris' building is ac�jaoent to the Fark and if all the space is leased or offices, it would be an increased use, and if no acklitional Farki g were Fravided, it would be a�xoblen. Mr. Harris st ed he woulch't be atale to rent space to someone who needed mor e Fs rki ng an what he ao ul d pr ov ide s� he f el t sane of these th i ngs a r e self- corr ing. NDTION b� unilman Goodspeed to ooncur with the recommendation of the Plannin Commission and grant special use permit, SP #86-14, with the stipula ' on that the developer provide the City with tenant information pr ior ead� occupanc.y of the buil ding. �h i s i nf ormati on to i ncl ude the inte d use, nunber of enplayees and gross 9quare footage of each type of usa e.g. offioe, warehouse, manufacturing. City ap�xaval c� any prop�sed te nt is a�ntingent up�n svff icient parking supply. Sewnded b� Gbu¢�cilman Fatrick. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the otion carried unanimously. �� 1� ��._y �� • 7' � .i �?�.s��4 7' �� . �,: ; � 44 t� : !., : Ii� u �,: _ :+.�M�. !�4- ;►� ' � � �4��!� :;„ ��. 7•:�! ; i� �� !,, « � • ��i�;� � 4�� ,.ti _�1.+! �!: � • 1 { h�.: � :�!. ;��; � � ; �� • � • 4, : ��!�l �_ � =f 4+� �.� �4, 1 != !�-_: � e�� 1• y; � '1�4� M —�.� 9G �i 1�. � vi?!?/y �. � � 4��: �I• . Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated three items are mnnected with this request for a special use permit. Ae stated the permit is to allaw a c�ycare facility; to allaa parking lots for off-street parking spaces; and to allar a clinic. He stated the property involves the EticIley Assembly of God Church on Osb�rne Road, as we11 as two single fanily properties located off Osborne Road. He stated the North Suburban Hospital District is prop�sing to purchase the diurch and hames and convert the church into a clinic and daycare facility. Mr. Flora stated the a�de requires 207 parking stalls and 185 wi11 be i�nediately provided with an option to install an additional 81 spaaes in the area of the single fanily txmes, as neecied. Mr. Flora stated the Planning Commission reoommended approval of this special use permit, with 13 stipulations, which he outli�d frcm the minutes of the Planning Conunission, Fages 9 and 10. He stated staff would re�mmend another stipu].ation be ack3ed that the tax paroels be mmbined into one lot upon aaquisition to one aarer. Mr. Buratti, Attorrey for North Suburban Hospital District, stated he talked to the City Assessor regarding the taxable status of the property. He stated whether the proprty beoanes taxable depends on haa it will eventually be used and the laws of the State. He stated if the property is used for medical and daycare purposes, it would be subject to real estate taxation. He stated if this whole plan was to be scrapped and the Hospital District made this part af the hospital a�mplex, it would not be ta�ble. Mayor Nee stated the special use permit is for the chy care and cl inic and asked Mr. Buratti if he agreed this would be a taxable use. Mr. Buratti stated his oFanion is it would be ta�mble. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated it would be his opinion this would be a taxible pieoe af goperty, based on this request. He stated he dic�' t have a strong oFanion, one way or the other, if the Council wished to add this i ten to the sti pul ati ons. Mr. Buratti stated he would 1 ike to request the Council waive the sti pul ati on f or the b�nd. NDTION tr� oo�mcilman Goodspeed to concur with the reoommendation of the Planning Commission and grant special use permit, 5P �86-15, with the follawing stipulations: (1) A hard surfaoe setback of 20 feet be provided from the Osborre RAad ric�t-of-way tr� Jtne 30, 1988; (2) A landscaping plan be govided to include beLming and plantings to screen hard surfaoe areas, exi.sting and proposed, and install ap�caved plan by June 30, 1988; (3) An autanatic lawn sginkling systen be pc'avided f� all green areas b� J�ne 30, 1988; (4) A fenoed tot lot area, approximately 20 x 30 feet be provided, with City apixaved tot lot equipnerit prior to daycare starting; (5) Pathway to be installed itan day care to tot lot prior to daycare starting; (6i Concrete wrb and gutter be prwided for hard surfaoe areas and driveways, including a five foak setbac� fr� building b� Juie 30, 1988; (7) Sealooat and restripe parking lot and provide required handicapped stalls tr� J�ne 30, 1988; (8) Pravide ore-way directional sig�age where needed b� J�ne 30, 1988; (9) Provide an apFcwed danpster enclosure by Jtme 30, 1988; (10) Remove -11- � • 1,. v� _ �i �. • •.•�N : �+; 91 trailers fran property east of churci� at such time that the church vacates the Froperty= (11) Pcavide a c�ainage plan for appraval prior t�o parking lot work; (12) �1,io single fanily hanes to the west af the churci� are inclu8ed in this special use pern►it fo� future parking only. �ese houses may be leased as sinqle fanily residenoes �ntil suc,h time as the City determines the need f or ac3di ti onal pa rking f or cl i ni c/day ca r e use ; a nd (13 ) Ta x pa r ce 1 s be combined into one lot upon aoquisition to one awnership. Seoonded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee de cl ared the moti on ca r r i ed unanimously. D. QOhSIDIItATION OF A IAP SPLIT L S �86-06 .��r.TT rryr 7, TE rmA�p AT 687 WtX7DY LA�' N BY DONNA LIl�: Mr. Flora, Pliblic Works Director, stated this is a reque t for a lot split for a Farael of Froperty between Woody Lare and Old Ce ral. Ae stated the petitiorer is reguesting to split this Farael into separate lots. Mr. FZ or a stated the Pl anni ng C.amn ission re�mnende d a pr ov al of th i s r eq ue st with four stipulations, which he outlired. Mr. Qureshi, City NHnager, stated there was /.,c�ainage �ro4len �eviously in this are+a and asked if the oonstruction of a�f�ew hane would be affected. Ms. Lind, the petitioner, stated the pr len was years ago and has been solved with the installation of a culve . She stated they have no problen with standing water. M�TION b� Cb�mcilman Schneider to o�ncur with the recommendation of the Planni.ng Gommission and grant lo spl it, L. S. #86-06, with the follawing stipulations: (1) New structur to meet City Code for front yard setback average, 61 feet plus or min six feet; (2) Fenoe and shed to be relocated prior to re�rding; (3) Park ee of $750 required with building permit; and (4) Lot split to be reoor d at County within six months of Council appraval. SecAnded b� Co cilman Barrette. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared e motion c$rried unanimously. E. I�DTZI�N by Cb ilman FitzFatrick to set the public hearing on this vacation request for ober 20, 1986. Seconded by Co�mcilman Schneider. Up�n a voive vote all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimotLS . F. ND b,� ��cilman Schneider to ooncur with the reoommendation of the P anning Commission and instruct staff to prepare and process the -12- 9J PIANNING COrL�1ISSI0N MEETING. SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 7 I�. Betzold felt the stipulation recommended by staff would provide for monitoring the parking and questioned if there was a need to review the special use permit at some fu[ure date. Ms. Sherek felt if someone wasn't complying with the special use permit, staff would bring che matter before the/Commission. � MOTION BY I�t. SABA, SECONDED BY MS. SHER�; TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, IRPERSON BILLIN GS DECIARED THE MOTION CARRIED 'u'NANIMOUSLY AND T PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AT 8:30 p.m. MOTION BY MR. SVANDA, SECOND BY I�. BETZOLD, TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF S CIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��86-14, WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATION: 1. Developer to prq�ide the City with tenant information prior to each occupancy�of building. This information is to include the intended use,/ number of employees and gross square footage of eact� type of us ge e.g. office, warehouse, manufacturing. City approval of any p oposed tenant is contingent upon sufficient parking supply. UPON A V�CE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECLARED THE MOTION,CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. / Cna'rperson 0 ober 6 , Billings stated this item would go to the City Council on 1986. 4.' PUBLIC HF.ARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �`86-15, BY NORTH SUBURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRICT: Per Section 205.07.1, C,2 of the Fridley City Code, to allow a day care facility; per Section 205.07.1, C,5 of the Fridley City Code, to allow automobile parking lots for off-street parking spaces; and per Section 205.07.1, C,6 of the Fridley City Code, to allow a clinic on Lots 1 through 5 and those parts of Lots 8 through 12 lying Northerly of a line drawn from a point on the West line of said Lot 8 distant 5 feet Southerly of the Northwest corner of said Lot 8 to a point on the East line of said Lot 12 distant 75 feet Southerly of the Northeast corner of said Lot 12, all in Block 1, Osborne Manor 2nd Addition, the same being 472 Osborne Road N.E., together with Lot 6, Block 1, Osborne Manor 2nd Addition, the same being 400 Osborne Road N.E, together with Lot 7, B1ock 1, Osborne Manor 2nd Addition, together with adjoining vacated 76th Avenue N.E., the same being 401 76th Avenue N.E. MOTION BY MS. SHEREK, SECONDED BY I�4t. SABA, TO WAIVE THE READING OF THE PITBLIC HEARING NOTICE AND OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECIARED THE MYT I ON CaRR IED UNANI MC)[7 SLY APID THE PVBL IC �iEp.R IN G O PENED AT 8: 3 3 p. m. •CJ17 PIr1Ni�ING COI`L�SISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 24. 1986 PaGE_8 I�r. Robinson stated this special use permit involves the Fridley Assembly of God Church and two single family homes located east of University and south of Osborne Road. He stated the special use permit is to allow a daycare facility, and a clinic to be located in the existin� church building and automobile parking on the two adjacent single famil�� lots. . I�r. Robinson stated the square footage for the clinic is 2�,844 and the area designated for the daycare facility on Che northeas[ side of the building has 3,456 square feet. He stated the daycare facility could accommodate up to 98 children as per the States Human Service Department requirements. t�h. Robinson stated they are required to provide 207 parking stalls and will immediately provide 185 with an option to install an additionai 81 spaces in the area of the single family homes• if needed rtr. Robinson stated staff is recommending approval of this special use permit with the following stipulations: (1) a hazdsurface set- back of 20 feet be provided from the Osborne right-of-way by June 30, 1988; (2) a landscaping plan be provided to include berming and planc- ings to screen hardsurface areas, existing and proposed, and install approved plan by June 30, 1988; (3) an automatic lawn sprinkling system be provided for ail green areas by June 30, 1988; (4) a fenced tot lot area, approximately 20 x 30 feet be provided, with City approved tot lot equipment prior to day�care starting; (5) pa[hway to be instatled from daycaze to tot lot prior to daycare starting; (6) concrete curb and gutter be provided for hard surface areas and drivewa�•s, including a five foot setback fron building by June 30, 1988; (7) sealcoat and restripe parking lot and provide required handicapped stalls b}• June 30, 1988; (8) provide one-way directional signage where needed by June 30, 1988; (9) provide an approved dumpster enclosure b�• June 30, 1988; (10) remove trailers from property east of church by October 31, 1986; (11) provide a drainage plan for approval prior to parking iot work; (12) two single family homes to the west of the church are included in Special Use Permit ��86-15 for future parking only. These houses may be leased as single family residences until such timE as the City determines tl�e need for additional parking for clinic/daycare use; (13) resolve taxable status of property with City and County Assessor prior to City Council approval; and (14) provide a performance bond to cover improvements including future parking in the amount of $20,000 prior to closing on church property. I�. Buratti, representing the North Suburban Hospital District, stated he didn't believe [he trailers could be removed by October 31 as they are being used for Sunday school classes. I�. Billings thought this stipulation should be changed so that the trailers are removed from the property east of the church at sueh time tha[ the church vacates the property. 9L PLANNING COrQffSSION MEETIlVG. SEPTEMBER 24. 1986 __ _ PAGE 9 Mr. Robinson called the Commissior`s attention to a memo from the City Assessor concerning the tax status of this project. Mr. Buratti stated they are aware it is likely the property will become taxable. Ms. Sherek stated she understands the property becomes taxable at the time the use converts. She felt the purpose of the memo was to make sure the petitioner was aware no plans were made on the assumption that the property would be non-taxable. MOTIOh BY MR. SVANDA, SECOI�DED BY MS. SHEREK TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BILLINGS DECIs'�RED THE 1�UTIOh CARRIED UI3�NIMOUSLY AND THE PUBLIC HE�IRIlVG CLOSED AT 8:40 p.m. T�. Billings questioned what action should be taken in regard [o stipulation if13 pertaining to the taxable status of the propert}�. Ms. Sherek stated she didn't feel this stipulation was needed as long as the petitioner is aware the property more than likely wouldn't be tax exempt. P�-. Buratti stated it isn't possible to resolve this issue at tt�is tlme. rfr. Betzold felt the use of the word "resolve" may be wrong and felt the .�ssessor wanted the petitioner to understand this issue. He felt the petitioner shovid contact the City Assessor to discuss this matter. r�. Buratti stated he would contact the City Assessor and give their views on how they perceive this situation. I�. Betzold felt this stipulation could be eliminated as long as the petitioner understands he is to meet with the City Assessor and, after this meeting, if any questions are rasied, they could be passed along to the City Council for their meeting. MOTION BY NIIt. BETZOLD, SECONDED BY MS. SHEREK, TO RECOrII�b'D TO T1� CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ,�86-15, WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: 1. A hardsurface setback of 20 feet be provided from the Osborne Road right-of-way by June 30, 1988. 2, A landscaping plan be provided to include berming and plantings to screen hardsurface areas, existing and proposed, and install approved plan by June 30, 1988. �� PLANNING COMAiISSION MEETING, SEPTEI�ER 24,_ _1986 P�GE 1� 3. An automatic lawn sprinkling system be provided for all green areas by June 30, 1988. 4. A fenced tot lot area, approximately 20 x 30 feet be provided, with City approved tot lot equipment prior to daycare starting. 5. Pathway to be installed from daycare to tot lot prior to day- care starting. 6. Concrete curb and gutter be provided for hardsurface areas and driveways, including a five foot setback from building b�� June 30, 1988. 7. Sealcoat and restripe parking lot and provide required handicapped stalls by June 34, 1988. 8. Provide one-way directional signage where needed by June 30, 1988. 9. Provide an approved dumpster enclosure by June 30, 1988. 10. Remove trailers from property east of church et such time [hat the church vacates the property. 11. Provide a drainage plan for approval prior to parking lot work. 12. T�o single family homes to the west of the church are included in this special use permit for future parking only. These houses may be leased as single famil�� residences until such time as t4�� Cit�• determines the need for additional parking for clinic/daycar�• us�. 13. Pro�•ide a performance bond to cover improvements including futur� par4:ing in the amount of $20,000 prior to closing on church propert�•. UPO\ � VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CH�IRPERSOA BILLINGS DECIARED THE T10TI0:� C�RRIED UI�AIvIMOUSLY. Ctiairperson Billings stated this item would go to the City Council on October 5, 1986. 5. COI�SIDERr1TI0:� OF a LOT SPLIT, L.S. i%86-Ob, BY DONI�e� LIIdD: Spli[ Lot 7, Block 2, Moore Lake Hills into two separate parc�ls. One being that part of Lot 7, Block 2, Moore Lake Hills�"�lesterly of the following described line. Commencing at Nor est corner of said Lot 7, thence East along the Northerly lin •aid Lot 7, a distance of 125 feet to the actual point of be ' ning; thence deflect to the right 90 degrees to its point of ' tersection with the Southerly line of said Lot 7 and there ter ' ting. The other being that part of Lot 7, Block 2, Moore I.a Hills lying Easterly of the following des- cribed line. Commen ' g at Northwest corner of said Lot 7, thence East along the N erly line of said Lot 7, a distance of 125 feet to the actua' Po" t of beginning; thence deflect to the right 90 degrees to its po' of intersection with the Southerly line of said Lot 7 and ther erminating. 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MEMORANDUM TO: Jock R�ertson, F3cecutive Director, HRA F4v'88-290 FROM: :��r�: 5�,:rrh, Assistar.t Public Works Director DATE: �eY�e--,�: 1, 1988 SUBJECT: �;�cz Orrier I�:o. 3 for S*_reet Improvener.t Project ST. 1988-1&2 he �-i�l :^e forwarairig to the City CoL:rril for considertion C�arge Orde: Nc. 3 fo: �*rc�!- �npr��a;ler.t Project ST. 1988-1&2 on Sep*anber 12, 1988. Tl^.is Cra-�e �:-de: i s r�ecessar}�• to ir�corpora*e changes in *he sigral s��s*en a*_ P,ice C ree;. � � a-ri ;. H. 6 S whi ch hav e been orriered by *he :�ii nnesota Dep� r�ner.* cf :'r�^sj.JCrr4*;�.^ arr: acidi*_ior�l soil conec*ive Hork necessary in Rice CreEk i�a. :~,�rk.�. `r�e: _;�. 3 will irrrease tr�e cost of tr:e Rice CreEk Road grojec* bs� �:" .'S: . _ �. ��;e r�caT.•_-i r�,G` *�:e HRF, apprrn�e Ci,,ange Order P:c. 3 at t. eir rr�eetir.y c:-, :� CY. *. cT„E :` C� � G O t` . .•� .� C .1� O,� �i 1I 10 � 10A CITV OF FR10LEr EN6INEERIN6 DEPARTMENT 6431 UNIVERSIT� AVEIII� N.E. FRIDIEY, MN. SS+32 5tpte�ber 8, 1988 C. 5. NcCrotsin Conttruction Co., Inc. Bo« 2�7 M�ple 6rove, MN SS369 Rec Ch�nge Order i3, 5treet I�provnent Proiect ST. 198A - 1 i 2 6entle�en: Vou u e herebv ordered, �ut�oriied, ind instructed to �odify your contr�ct for Street l�prove�ent Pro�ect 51. 1988 - 1 i 2 by �dding t�e fo1loM�ng rort; ADt'IT1DM; Ite� Approz. Unit Quintitv Price nuck EzCiviilOfl 2,000 C.Y. t�.25 Select 6rinul u Borror I,000 C.�, f5.50 72' RCP Arch Pipe 10 l.f. f114.00 Elettric�l Madtf�c�tions luap Su� f25,955.50 to Sign�l Syste� TOTAL ADG1T10N5 TOTAL CHAN6E ORDEk; Originil Contr ut A�ount Lontract Additions - Chinge Order No. 1 Ch�nqe Order No. 2 CA�nge Order No. 3 Revised Contru t A�ount A�ount f8,500.00 fi6,S00.o0 11.1�0.00 f2S,9S5.5G f52.095.50 fB51,80).20 �1,901.00 f22,857.30 fS2.095.50 f940,b61.00 5ub u tttd ind �pproved by John 6. Flor�, PuDlic Morks Oirector, on the 8th diy oF Septe�ber, 1988. Prepued Oy _ __ _�___ __ Chected by -•------ ��-" °------ -----i�------ � / -- --------------------------- �o . Flor�, P.E. D�rettor of Public liorks Pioe 2 C. 5. McCrocsm Construction Co�p+nr, In�. CA�nqe Order No. 3 Septe�ber B, 19B8 � : Approved ind �ccepted this __________ d�y of ____________, 1988, by C.S. McCross�n, Inc. C. 5. McLross�n Lonstruction Co., lnc. � �� --��-� ---------- Tho��s kenne�, Pro�ec � �ger l Approved ind ictepted this __________ d�y of ____________, 1988, Ey the City of Fridley, Mtnnesota ------------------------------------- M�llii� J. Nee. Mivor ------------------------------------- M�si� M. Guresh}, City Mtniaer E�,q��,��;.,�, s�:w�� w.�� F-.�;ks S!,ee�; Ma,��!e��,i�'.. MEMORANDUM TO: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Marager 1i�188-293 FROM: Jahn G. F1ora,�Public Works Director DATE: Septanber 7 , 1988 SUBJECT: FridlEy Water Ban Or. July 11, 1988, the City Cowzcil �ssed Resolution No. 55-1988 implementing ar, odd/even lawn sprinklirx� arci irric�ation program with a daily ban f ran 3-9 p.m. wi th *he hot, dry sunr�er a� ri ng to have passed, the approach of f al l, a nd the recent ra i nfal l tha * we have experi enced, our da i ly wa ter dena nds hav e been diminishing. While the ground water aquif er has no* experienced any substantial increase or decrease since July, it may be appropria*e to tennirete the official ban tha� the CiLy h�d established. Reca;merx3 the City Council consider tennirating *he tanporary water ban a*_ thei r next meeti ng. 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OUAESHt fRIDLEY,IININESOTA i6e�2 . �pNE(�1.lIi71•i1i0 ZO: HONDRABLE MAYOR AND CITY Q7ilNCIL FROP-i: I�: IM 4URESHI, QTY MANAC�FR L�,TE: SEPI'II��BFR 9, 1988 SGBJECT : �1ZBAN L� IG I� STANII�,RLS Over the �ast few weeks staff has addressea the two areas of concern ex�ressec t�� Council ir. regares to the draft of the Urban Desi� Standarcis presentea for }�our r�vicw on August 5, 1988. �e section on im�lementation which csiscussed the composition of the Urtan Desic� ��view Panel has been modifie6 to include representatives from several oe�rtments, rather than specific personnel. �he selection of the deFartment m��bers will be r�ac,e by the City N,anager and will include senior statf inenbers. �e section on Li;hting has also been changed to indicate that the two areas slatec to imFlenent the ciecorative g1oF,e lights are to be �}lot areas. The future use of these lic,hts in other areas of the City will be determined ty Council upon ur: evaluation of the success of the lights in these pilot secticns. 'Ihe section on Lar�cECaping has a few additions in the form af narratives for the Lanc�cape t;atrix ana Desic,.n District Lanascape Schemes. All changes to the Star,carc�s maae subsequent to the August 5, 1988 araft have been oopieG in yellaw for ycur convenier.ce. I sutn;it this final r,raft for your revic-�w at this time so that you may rr,ake aciditional cor��¢nents an6 suggestions which can be incorporateo into a f inal, upaatee Urban Design Stanc,arci book I hope to present for your approval on Se�.telnber 26 , 1988 . E.,,�:,��:•�� st�wr,. n,�� I��.,�K�. 'S� t�. '.Md.. ;e"d� �.� MEIVtORANDUM TO: �Sin'� 4ureshi, City Marager �T88-294 FROM: John G. Flora, rPublic Works Director DATE: Septenber 7, 1988 SUBJECT: r�re Lake West Basin Aer *or Hickok ar�d Associates prep�red the plans arri s�ecifications for construction of G Cascade aer�*_or for tr�e west basin of Moore Lake required by .*.he De�rtrnent of Natural Resources for the Nbore Lake Restor �ion Prnj ec*. Ten con*rctors had shc�n an interest in the project. On Sep*snber 7, 1988, at 11 : 00 a.m. , the civic center bids were open. 'I'hree bids were received wi*:r. Sevcor., Inc. of Cokato, Ndv, the laa bidder at 515,476.00. Reccrmer� the City Council receive the bids arbd award the contract for *he biocrel�ake West Basin Aera*or to Sevcon, Inc. for $15,476.00. JGF%*s P.ttachr:ents 14 � �' i � • � . . B ID P1�R�SALS FUR NDpRE I.1�KE RES'IORATIDN PFik7ECT B ID OPII�TEIl� 11; 00 a.m. SeptenUer 7, 1988 � B ID � zoT� I a�r�s �arxor�� sorID I a m i I I I sevcon. In�. + I I I Route 1, Box 330 �$1,000 � I Cokato, N�I 55321 � c��eck �$ 15, 476. 00 � _ I __._.__ I__ I Becklin sros. I I I Rnute 1, Box 448A � ( ( c�anbridge, NIl�T 55008 � 5$ �$ 24, 800. 00 � � ._ I I _ � ---- Park Construction Can�r� I I I 7900 Beech Stxeet, N. E. j I I Fridlc-�. NIIV 55432 � 5� �$ 28.987.00 � _� I I _____ I Contracting Services I I I 3339 W. St. Gernnain I I I P.O. Box 1594 � � � St. Qoud, NII�1 56302 � � I� B ID � �- -- � — � --- � — -- Davies water �uipnent I I I 4010 Lake B reez e Avenue I I I Brooklyn Center, 1�ll�1 55430 � � NJ B ID � — — - � - — � -- � ----- HRS Construction, Tr�c. � � � 18140 Ferway Avenue, N. � � I Forest Lake, NIDI 55025 � � NJ B ID I ___._�_ _—._ I _�_ I — I Hegi's Diving I I I H& P In�errational � � � Route 1, Box 65A j � � Loretto, NII�T 55357 � � NJ B ID � — � � �— -- r�netti and Sons, Znc. I I I Hugo, NTI 55038 � � NJ B ID � I _. I _ I Tri-State P�mp & Control � I I P.O. 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I �i'��.�. �•1 • � ��►�� ■ ; ' � ' I �LeM = M' ' ,11•��, �•, I111 1� 1 1'�'��'��1�'!1��11��1��11�1 � ��I�'11�'�1�1��1��1 .'I��i�l�'��I��li�l�l�llll� il�iui��i��ii��i� i �� i��,��,� ,��,,,�,� i�� 1��1 1�� 1�� 11��1�111�1 '��III��I��1�11 � �I�1��11111��11�1�� If _��..�. �s � �.:,. ...; ; ' � j ! .��.. . i� .i_.:`�_� -� �� .�..r. '— �,t� ��- � 0� i � � ��.. � II�� 1Y��• � �^. !t �ry i � i. '� E. � i;. I1� � �?�,�,:i�� . �� i� (��. ,�+r+n i �1tri�. ��2 Q �� wL� � � :� �y �� ' /� . :�`., _��7 • i � ♦ i �• f � ��. �• � Yilr�C RE9�LUT�N - 1988 RE�L�TI'�N R$?UE�!'Il� �iE MIl�IIJ�`PPi DEPAF�TP OF TRANSPORTATION PAIaIC'�AT�N IN 'IIiE T.H. 47 WRRmOR INN�lY7VEN�Jr Pi�TECT V�iF�S, the Fridle� HRA has Eiecided to upgrade the T.H. 47 Corridor in the City with highway lighting, intersection i.mprovements, pedestrian cs�ssings, bus stops, arrl landscaping; ar�d 4�HF�2EAS, the City is the agent for the HRA; ar�d i�iF.�2FAS, the upgrade includes sigr�alization changes and pedestrian signal controls; and WHERF,A.S, these upgrade improvanents are within the Department of Tra nsporta tion ri ght-of �ay ; a rrl 4�HIIt�fS, the prc7posed upgrade imprwenents will be constructed in phases; ar�d V�HERF�,S, Pt3ase I of the imprwenent is scheduled for con4nencenent in the spring of 1989. I�I7W, �iERF�EURE, BE IT RF�LVID by the City Council of the City of Fridley that the Mi.nnesota De�rrtinent of Transportation participate in the funding for the signal imprwenents on T.H. 47 within the corridor upgrade pn�gram. PASSID AI�ID ADOPTID BY �iE CITY QJUNCIL OF �iE CITY OF FRIDLEY 'IH IS DAY OF , 1988. W JLL IAM J. 1`1EE - N��tDR ATTFST: 3iIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY Q�ERK 3/6/2/22 15 MEMORANDUM TO: Na s ur, hi. Q ureshi , Ci ty Ma ria ger FROM: John G. F1ora�Public Works Director DATE: Sep*enber 6, 1988 FW88-292 SUBJECT: MnDpT Resolution for Participatinq in the University Avenue Corridor Im,prwenent Proj ect � District Five of Mr�DOT will support a Co�perative Agreanent fw�dir�g for 1989 or *1-�e L ni�-ersi ty Avenue Corridor Imprwenent Proj ect. In order to i ni t. i a* e ti:e F�greenent Frocess, they require a resolution requesting State krticipa*ion ara a sprir�g contract lettirig date. Bart�r.-�,sctmar. & Associa*es, Inc. has been pre�rir�g plans ar�d specificatians f or *t:e H� f or th i s proj ec* . The current schedul e ca 11 s f or 1 et ti r�g Pha se I cf *he pro� ec* thi s cxr.-�i ng spri ng. RPCa;n-:erri tr�t :.��r� Courril approve the attached resolu*_ion so that we may process � CooperG*_ive Agresnent for Sta*_e participa*ion in the L'niversi*y Avernle Corridor Imprwenent Project. JGFi g CC : H RA 3/6/2/�i 15A � �c � r3 6 R�Q�IDN rD. - 1988 RESCI�UTION �NFIRMIl� ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVII�IENT PRQ7DCT ST. 1987-1 � BE IT RF50LVE� by the City Council of the City of Fricley, r?innesota, as f ol laas : 1. TY�,e City Qerk has with the assistarce of the engineers hertofore selectec by thi� Council fer such pur�ose, calculGtec the pro�r �;�ounts to be s�xcially assessea for the STREET IMpROVII�IENT PRO�T DCT ST. 1987-1 in s�.i� City ar,air�st every assessatle lot, �iece, or Faroel of lana ir accorciance with the provisions of law, ana has preF.arec ana filec witt, tt,e City C1erk tabulatea statements in duplicate �} �y�ir:c tt,e pro�r c,escri�.�ion of each anc every lot, Fiece, or �-� ��1 ef land to t� sgeciGlly assessec ar,d the ar�ount calcul�tec ac�ain�t the sar�,e. 2. Ivotice has been duly �lisheca as rec,uirea by law that tt:is Council woulc: meet in reen;�lGr session at tr,is time anc �lace to �.sss on the �LGFASEG dSSE551?-�T?t. 3. Saic proposed assessment has at all times since its filing been o�r. to ins�ction and co�ing by all Fersons interestec:, and an o�.•�ortunity has �een civen to all interestec. persons to �resent their opjections, if an�-, to such �.roF:osea assessn�ent, or to any ite:: therecf, ana no objections have t�een f i1ea, exce�t 4. The amour:ts specif ieo in the proposed assessrr�ent are chan�d ana alterea as follaas: 5. This Council f incis that each of the lots, pieces, or �arvels of land en�aneraten in said proposec assessment as alteren ano modif ied was and is specially benef itea by the SIItg,T PRCI7DCT ST. 2987-1 in the air�ount in said proposed assessnent as altere� and modif iea by the corrective roll in the amount set o�osite the c3escription of each lot, piec�e, or parc�l of land, ana that saiG amount so set out is hereby leviea against each of the respective lots, pieces, or �aroels of lano thereir. c.escr ibed. Page 2- Resolution No. - 1988 1 6aA 6. Such pro�osed assessment as altered, mr.x�if ied, and oorrecten is affirmea, adopted and oonf irn�ed, and the suns f ixed and named in sa.id proposed assessment as altered, modif iec3, and oorrected, with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, ad�ptea, and oonf irmed as the proper special assessments for eac3�► of saia lots, pieoes, or paroels of land respectiyely. 7. Saia assessnent so affirmed, acbpteo, and confirmed, shall be oertifiea to by the CitY Clerk and filed in his offioe and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for g�2F',ET IIrIpROVII�IFN� AaU7F]CT ST. 1987-1 8. The amounts assessec acainst eacr, lot, piece, or Faroel of lanc3 shall bear ir:terest frar. the date hereto tmtil the same have been Faid at the rate of eight ar.d one half (S 1/2$) per oent per ann�m. 9. Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annual installments Fayak�le on the first day af January in each year, beginniny in the year 1989, and continuing until all of saic; installments shall have been FaiU, each installment to k,e collecteci with taxes oollectiale during sai� year by the County Auaitor. 10. The City Qerk is hereby c�irectec to make ur a^.d file ir. the offioe of the County Auditor of Anofc� County a oertif iec _:'-� tFn:er.t of the amount of all �uch tmg3ic assessments and the amount which will be due theron on the f irst Gay ef Januar�- in each year. FASSED AND A�OPTEL BY THE CITY �LINCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS _ I�1Y OF , 1988 �� SHIRLEY A. H�PALA — CITY Q,ERK 03/00/20/24 WILLIAtI J. NEE — D1AYC)R UNIYER� SE ITY 1�8T-1 STREET PROJECT t -�3 — ' ,. l�: ,r•. � 1: 7� � �7 s �� • � _ , A V E� �.W E S T.: ` = ---- ~ :�, �T ' ,�. vi E o R i:v E; �';� �" =� �� "-��-1 +J�1 � . ---� � � ��= '� � -.�' � ' j :, �. • \�\ t •:�' � M �. 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Tt�e Cit�� Cler�: has with the assistance of the engineers hertofore selectec. b�� tr.i� Cour,cil for sucY� �:urF.ese, calculatec th� pro��r ar.:ounts to t�e s�ci�.11y assessec LCI� t.�:E 1988 SD�TFR LATg2ALS. i�Il°►Tgt LAZ�R1��5� 1� SFRVICE mDIl�(.TIONS ir: saic; City acair.�t ever� assessatl� lot, Fiece, or Yarccl of lanu ir. acccruancE hitt� the provisions of law, ar�a has Fre�rec uno fileci witY� tt.E Cit� C1Erk tat�ul�tec stater..Er�ts in ouplicate showing tt:e �:rc�•er �escri�,tion of each ana ever� lot, �iece, or parcel oi l�r,a t� Le �pECi�ll� assessec anu the arr,our.t calculatec. agair,st tY,e sarE. 2. Ivotice has t,�er: auly F.ut,lishe� as reeuirec by law that tt,i� Council �c�lc r:.eet ir: re;i,lar session at this ti�:e anG place to F.ass on tr,e �.rc��csec. a£SE�ST,e7:L . _. �ic. tLGF.CSEG assessr�ent has at «ll tin�es sincE its f il ir.c t,eer. o�:r. to ins�ctior. an6 co�.�•ing bsl z11 �rsor,s intere�teu, anc ar; oF��rt�r.it� r�o� t,een given to all irterestec perscns to �.resent thEir otjectic.ns, if ari , tc s�ch �.ro�:osec: assessr�r.t, or to an�� iter. thEr ecf , ana no ot�j ect i cns have t,eEn t i1 ec., exceF.t . 4. '1%e �:a�r.ts s�.ecif iec ir. ti.e �.ro�osec, assess:�nt are cr�an,eu ar.G al ter ec as f ollaas : 5. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, cr �arcels of l�r,c en�neratee in saia proFosea assessrr�nt as alterec ar.� modifieo was ana i� specially benef itec by tY�e 1988 SF�IIt LATFRI�I.S. i�TfR LAZ'FRAIS. AI+ID SFRVICE �TIONS ir. the amount in saic pro�osed sssessaent as alterec ar.d modif ied by tY�e oorrective roll in the ar�ount set opposite the descriFtion of each lot, piece, or Fazcel of land, ana that saio ar.�ount so set out is heret,y levi�c against each of the r�pective lots, �ieoe�, cr Farcels of lano thEreir. oescribed. Page 2- Resolution ho. - 1988 17A 6. Suci: pro�osed assesstr�ent as altered, maiified, anci oorrected is affirmec., a64pted and confirn�ed, and the s�nns fixeo and namea in said pro�osec. assessment as altered, modifieG, and correcteo, with the changes ana alteraticns herein above mode, are af f irmen, acnpted, anc3 oonf irn�ed as the proper special assessnents for each of sai6 lots, pieces, or parcels of land respectively. 7. Saic� assessr�ent so aff irmeca, ad�ptea, and oonf irmec3, shall be oertif iEO to by the CitY• C1erk ano f iled in his off ice and shall thereupon be anc constitute the special assessment for 1988 SEWFR LATII2AL�Sr WA'PE�t LF►TERAI.S� AI�ID SFRVICE Q�rII�X,.'j'IONS 8. Tt�E ar:�our.ts assessed against each lot, Fiece, or Farcel of lano sr,all bear ir:terest frcR. tt,E aate hereto until the same havE beer� �io at the rate cf eic,ht ar:� cne half (S 1/2�) per cent per ann��. 9. Sucl: assessrr;ent shall be F.ayaCle ir: fifteen (15) annual installr�ents F.�ayaYle on tr,e first cay of Januar}� in each year, t�eyinning in the year 1989, ana continuing until all of sai6 ir,stallr��ents shall have been �.aio, each installrent to t,e collectea with taxes collectitle c,uring saiu year ty thE Count�- AuCitor. 10. 'IY�e Cit1� Qerk is heret� cizectec to nake ug and file ir� the offioe Gf t1lE Cc,�:r:t� Aucitor of Anoka County a certif ie� stater�er.t of the amount of al l such un�ia assessr�ents dT1G tr�e arr;our.t which will be aue theror� on tY,e f irst c-,a� cf Jan�ar�' in each year. FF�S�L AI�� AL�PTEL' BY THE CITY 4�liNCIL OF TE?E CITY OF FF�ILt,EY ZI�iLS _ Il�1�c� OF . 1988 ATTF�7 : SHIRLEY A. i�3�PALA — CIZ'Sc' CZFRK 03/00/20/12 WILLIAr7 3. Iv'EE — t',�,YOR � RE9Q.OTIDN I�D. — 1988 RF50LUTION O�NFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SZ�RM SEWER AND WATF32MAIN PR�TEGT ND. 169 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follaws: 1. �he City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers hertofore selecte� Ly tr,is Council for such �ur�ose, calculateo the pro�er a�;ounts to be s�ciG.11y assessea f or the S'IORM SB�lII2 ADID WATII2MAIN PRQTECT ND. 169 ir� sai6 City against evEry assessable lot, �iece, or F.arcel of lana ir. acccresance with the provisions of law, ano has pre�rec anu filea witr� the City C1Erk tatulatec state�:ents in duplicate shcwii:g the �roper c,escri�tion of each anc ever� lot, piece, or �arcel or laru to be s�cia.11�� assesseo ano tr.e ��ount calculatec against the same. 2. Notic.�: has beer. d�:ly �.u�lishea as requirec hy law t�iat this Council woulo rr:eet ir, reculGr session at tr�is tin:e and place to �ass on tYle �,rc�,sec. assessment. 3. Saic. pro�sea assesscuent has at all times since its f il ing been c�n to insFection and co��ing by �11 persons interestea, anc an opportunity has beer� 5iveri to all interestec perscns to present their o�.jections, if any, to such �.roF.eseC �ssessnent, or to any item thereof, ana no objecticns have t�er. filec, exce�.t 4. �e ��our.ts specif iec in the pro�osec assessment are chanc,eo ana al ter ec as follc�ws: 5. �is Council f inc3s that each of the lots, pieces, or Farcels of lana en�neratea in saici pro�osea assessir�ent as altercd and r:�ouif ic� was ar�o is specially benef ited by the SiORM SD�lII2 ArID WATII2MAIN PRO►7DCT I�U. 169 in the amount in said pro�osed assessr�ent as altere� and modif ieo by the wrrective roll in the amount set o�posite the description of each lot, piece, or paroel of lancs, and that saio amour_t so set out is hereby levie� against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of land therein c,escr ibec�. Page 2- Resolution No. - 1968 1 �A 6. Such proFoseci assessment as altered, modif iecy, ana �orrectec is af f irmeu, adopte6 and confirmed, and the s�m►s fixed and named in saict proposeo assessment as alterea, modifiea, and corrected, with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, aac>pted, and oonfir►r� as the proper special assessnents for ea� of said lots, pieces, or parcels of lana respectively. 7. Said assessment so affirmed, acbpted� and confirtc�ed, shall be oertifieb to by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be ar�a constitute the s�cial assessment for S'iORM SII�R AI�ID WAZ�RMAIN PRUTECT I�A. 169 8. 'Ii�e ar�ounts assessea against each lot, �iece, or paroel of land shall bear interest frcer� the date hereto until the same have been Fai� at the rate cf eight ana one half (8 1/2$) per cent per ann�an. 9. Such assessnent shall be payable in twenty (20) annual ir.stallrrer►ts �ayatle on the first day of Januar�� ir. each year, begir,ning in the year 1989, and cantinuin5 until all of saio installn�nts shall have been Fai�, euch installment to t,e oollectec with taxes collectible d�ring saiu year by the County Aucitor. 10. The City Qerk is hereby directec to make up ano f i1e ir: the otf ice ot the County Auditor of Anoka County a oertif ie� statement of t��e an�ount of al l such unFaia assessnents anc the amount which will be aue theron on the first aay of Januar�� in each year. PASSED AI4� ALOPrED BY TE3E CITY QxJi�CIL OF THE CITY OF FRII%�EY Z�iIS _ I�1Y OF _— . 1988 ATTFST: SHIRLEY A. F.PAFALA - CITY Q�ERK 03/00/20/16 WILLIAh1 J. 1�E - t;AYOR G L E N S T O R M PMASE P110�ECT � e• . . _.�. _ . � �==:- -: � s ��. . ..`. -� - - t •. 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L':s �;� � •t �'; t �r; , �_= _= i,-'= T•� �f � �\•� � �� T � f711EET MA�-ttTr os FRIDLEY _�'�_='� ___-_ _l. _ _� � t:�;:�� - _ . _ �= j �� s �_ € ,. . �': -_ � _ ��,� � : -� s�.t � � _ a i�' -� �=. �s i �� '?!• � j�. ��='`�� ., t �� Ef! ! ��w .rzr:_ �e �� _ =• = � �=: 18 1 � B �6 9 � �. - ��s RFSOLUTION �NFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR ST. 1988-1 & 2, P,DD£�IDUM PA.1 S'iREF�T PRLl7 ECT BE IT RESGLVED by the City Council of the City of Frialey, Minnesota, as f ol l aws : 1. The City Qerk has with the assistance of the engineers hertofore selectec by t��is Council for such purpose, calculatec the �:roper ar,�ounts to Y�e speci�.11y assessea for the ST. 1988-1 & 2, ADD�IM N0. 1 S'IItF.ET Il�+1PFtOVEMF.tai' PR()�7E)C'I' in said City agair:st �very assessatle lot, piece, or Faroel of lsna in accoraance with the �rovisions of law, ana has pre�.area an6 f ileca with the Cit�- Qerk tat�lGtec statar:ents in duplicate shawing the �roper caescriF�tion of each an� evEry lot, piece, or Faroel of land to be s�cially assessea an� the arr�ount calculatec ac�ainst tr,e same. 2. 23otice has been dul� F�lishec, a� reauired by law that this Council woulu meet in recular session at tl-�is time anci place to Fass or, the propose� assessr�ent. 3. Saia proposed assess7nent has at all tin�es since its f i1 ing been o�r. to ic-,s�ction an� co��ing by all persons interestec, ana an oF-�ort�:nity has k�een given to all interestee persons to present their o�.jections, if ar.y, to such pro�osec assessment, or to any iter thereof, ana r�o otjecticns have t�een f iled, exce�t 4. �e amour.ts specif ied in the pro�osec assessrr�ent are changea ana alterec as fcllaws: 5. ZYiis Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or �aroels of land enu¢neratec in said pro�osea assessment as altered and modif ied was ana is specially benef itea by the ST. 1988-1 & 2, ADiDF�JM IV�. 1 5'IItEET At0►7DCT in the amount in said proposed assessnent as altered and mociif ieci by the corrective roll in the amount set opposite the cjescription of each lot, piece, or paroel of landr and that said amourt so set out is hereby levie6 against each of the respective lots, pieves, or Faroels of land therein aescribed. 1 �� Page 2- Resolution I3o. - 1988 6. Such pro�osed assessment as altered, modifieci, and oorrected is affirmed, adopted ar,a oonf irmed, and the suns f ixed and named in said proposed assessment as altered, modified, and oorrecteG� with the changes and alterations herein above mac3e, are affirmed, acbpted, and oonfirmed as the F:roper specia.l. assessments for each of said lots, pieoes, or Faroels of lano res�.ective.ly. 7. Saic assessment so af f irmecy, adoptea, and oonf irmed, shall be oertif iea to by the Ci ty Q er k a nd f il ed in h is of f ioe ancs shal l ther eupon be and constitute the special assessment for ST. 1988-1 & 2, ADD�7M I�. 1 S'II2F•E,T Ilr1PROVIINEEI�fTr PRU7ECT 8. The an��our.ts assessed against each lot, piecer or paroel of land shall bear ir:terest fran the date hereto cmtil the same have been naid at the rate ef ei cht an� one hal f( 8 1/2$ ) per oent per ar.rn,m�. 9. Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annual installments payaY�l.e on the first day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1989, and oontinuing until all of said installments shall have been �.aic+, each installn,ent to be collectea with taxes oollectible during said year by the Co�:nty AuCitor. 10. �e City Clerk is hereby directec to make up ana file in the offioe of the Ceunty Auditor of Anolca County a oertif ied statgr.ent of the amount of all such tm�id assessments anci the amount which will be due theron on the f irst da� cf Jan�:ar�� in each year. PAS5ED AI�Z' A�OPTED BY THE CITY Q�IJNCIL OF TE;E CITY OF FRII7LEY THIS IaAY OF , 1988 WII,LIAM J. I�E - MAYOR A'ITFST : Sf3IRLEY A. HP.APALA - CITY Q,ERK 03/00/20/20 � � _ :- � .-.� T `�1--" �......�,.� -r � " • � �. .... �. �� oaa `' ��,,'; ;` ��_ �*nc�s '� s'ne*� - �� ' -f ! le� '�i! ~ , �I�J.+�–. � % � - - � �� i.. r � ` * � ��— ` s� F �~�s� , , � � �V ' � �� r rw i � J � � �� ' \ � ' j `� F�I. , : � �� . 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Consumer Vending Serv. " " 5400 Central Ave.IV.E. Fridley, �tn. 55421 FOOD ESTABLISHMENT Pizza Town Pizza Town Inc. 7891 E. River Rd. Fridley, f�1n. 55432 LIVESTOCK Randall W. Knudson Same 100 Crown Rd. Fridley, Mn. 55421 SOLICITOR a Swagerty Produce Steve Swagerty James P. Hill P.O. Box 354 Public Safety Director Parkhill, OK 74451 TRANSIENT MERCHANT Stone Fabrics 8426 Morgan Lane Eden Prairie, Mn. Jan Stangeland James P. Hill Public Safety Director �12.00 $12.00 545.00 $10.00 �60.00 $60.00 _ 1 � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- L i C E N S E S S � RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPEP.TY QnTNE�2 LOCATICN OF SUII�DID]G [JNTTS FEE APPRaVm BY R. H. I�arson, FFB/ Housing Insp. Marvey Mayer 7431-33 Able Street 7431 Able St. I� Fridley, NIlV 55432 Calvin Dahlquist 6446 Ashton Avenue 3425 109st Lane NW 0.�k Grwe, NII�I 55303 John Hanunang 140-42 Charles Street 805 Windanere Drive Plym�uth, NQV 55441 Tri V. I3�uyen 101 Crown �ad 2419 California l� Minneapolis, hII�i 55418 Max L. Peterson 7320-22 �ert�Court 1296 - 29th Avenue 1�W New Br ighton, NIDI 55112 Rodger & La Vearle Carey 7857-61 Firwood Way 10270 Miss. Blvd. 1�W Coon Rapids, 1�1 55433 Daniel Wintersteen 6671-81 Main Street 6661 Main St. NE Fridley, N�] 55432 Robert/Ebelyn Kisch 1601 N. Innsbruck Drive 216 - 14th Ave. I�W #142 New Brighton, NIN 55112 Robert Kafski 1601 N. Inn�ruck Drive P.O. Box 231 #230 Cross Lake, I�R�I 56442 Richard E. Poston 1601 N. Inn�ruck Drive RQbert H. Gales, DBA PG Assoc. #26E 2401 Walnut Avenue New Brighton, N�1 55112 Kristin Chanbers�Maehle 1601 N. Innsbruck Drive 2906 Hwy 10 1� #302 r'bundsview, NQI 55432 Gary Lindberg 1601 N. Innsbruck Drive 1814 Glenwood Ave. N. #370 t�linneapolis, NIlV 55405 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 18.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 r FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � � . RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWNF,'R LOCATIQV OF UII�DING i�T�TS FEE APPRCNID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. John Crist 1261-63 Norton Avenue Wilhelm-Bonn- Str 9, 6242 Kronberg, West Gern�any Susan K. Williams 1270-72 Norton Avenue & Philip D. Ristad 5568 West Danube Rd. I� Fr idley, NAI 55432 Mark L. Clasen 6345 Pierce Street 6345 Pierce St. I� Fr idley, NIDi 55432 Steven Fetschel 7323-25 Univ. Ave. 7325 tkiiv. Ave. NE Fr idley, N�1 55432 Robert E. Dove 7385-87 Univ. Ave. 7505 Jackson St. 2� Fr idley, r'Q�I 55432 A1 Bates 5783-5 2 1/2 Street 724 - 51st Ave. NE Minneapolis, NIlV 55421 Stephen T. & Doreen 5357 4th Street Lischalk 13325 JaQnes Ave. So. Burnsville, NRV 55337 Richard H. Kappes 5370 4th Street 3129 Webster Avenue Minneapol is, NR�T 55416 Douglas G. Finch 6262-64 5th Street 7151 Knollwood Drive P•io�u�dsview, NIIV 55112 ;;, 5 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24. 00 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LICENSES RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY Q�lNER LOCATION OF BUII�DIIVG iJNITS FEE APPRCNID BY ' R. Fi. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. KME Properties 6551 Channel Road 339 - 13th Ave. I� Minneapolis, PM1 55413 Same a�mer as above 6571 Channel Road Kersi & Krishna Jain 5950 East River Rr�ad b25 Owasso Blvd. Rpseville, NIlV 55113 River Imad East Corp. 6540-50 East River lmad 7300 France. Ave. S., �206 Edina, NIN 55435 Bennett Lindberg 1601 N. Innsbruck Drive DBA Lindberg Investments #308, 353, 363 Route 2, Box 238 3/4 Dassel, NffV 55325 Thanas Wolff 5770 2r�d Street 5269 Matterhorn Dr. Fridley, NAI 55421 John H. weatherly 5830 2nd Street 5401 - 4th St. NE Fridley, NAI55421 Robert & Marian Hartrnann 5900 2 1/2 Street 3380 Xylon Ave. No. New Hope, NII�1 55427 Same cn�mer as above 5908 2 1/2 Street Same avner as above 5916 2 1/2 Street E. Norwood & 5974 3rd Street B. Braithwaite, c/o News Realty 7412 Lyndale Ave. So. Richf ield, NIIV 55423 R& B Prop. Partner. 351 74th Avenue c/o Clarence Rezac 6301 Central Ave. I� Fr idley, A'II�i 55432 Rohullah M. Vedadhaghi 450 - 75th Ave.,�3, #7, 8527 Hiawatha Ave. S. #10 Eden Prairie, NflV 55344 11 49.00 11 49.00 12 49.00 141 307.00 3 36.00 8 49.00 4 36.00 7 36.00 7 36.00 7 36.00 4 36.00 � 11 49.00 3 36.00 ` r FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- L I C E N S E S � - RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY QdNER LOCATION OF BUILDII� UNITS FEE APPROVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB, � Housing Insp. Rivenaood Apt. Mc�nt. 5960-80 Anna Street c/o Don Anderson 3319 Belden Drive Minneapolis, t�IIJ 55421 Ronald K. Burg 7170-6 Central Avenue 7172 Central Ave. NE Fridley, NR�i 55432 Hong and Piau 7190 Central Avenue c/o Dai-Shen & Grace Hong 2298 17th Street N.W. New Br ighton, 1�II�I 55112 A& L ManagenentCorrQariy 1200 Cheri Lane 2051 Long Lake Road New Br ighton, NR�1 55112 Same owner as above 1230 Cheri Lane Same aaner as above 1260 Cheri Lane Same awner as above 1290 Cheri Lane Filister �h terprises 5640 East River Road 5750 East River Road Fridley, I�1 55432 Same awner as above 5660 East River Road Same aaner as abave 5680 East River Road Same owner as above 5720 East River Road Same owner as above 5740 East River �ad Same awner as above 5760 East River Road Same aaner as above 5780 East River Imad Same aaner as abave 5800 East River Road Same owner as above 5820 East River lmad Same aaner as abave 5840 East River l�ad Same owner as above 5860 East River l�aad 33 91.00 4 • 36.00 4 36.00 18 61.00 18 18 18 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 61.00 61.00 61.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 109.00 FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- L 1 C E N S E S RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY C�� ' � � �� - � � - �. 1� �! ' ':th�s� : . . . R. James Day 5940 East River Road 3242 Sandeen R�ad Arden Hills, NAI 55112 Floyd A. & Linda Ruggles 7673 East River l�ad 2453 E. Cowern Place N. St . Paul , I�V 55109 Richard L. Dempsey 6341 Highway 65 10415 - 2 8th Avenue N. Plymouth, NAV 55441 Arnold C. Elmquist 6370 Highway 65 1420 W. County Rd. J Shoreview, NBJ 55126 K& K Littler 6379 Highway 65 41 Rice Crk Way NE Fridley, NIIV 55432 Arnold C. Elmquist 6393 Highway 65 1420 W. County Rd. J 5ho�evi�a, l�AI 55126 Same amer as above 6417 Highway 65 Milton & Ellen Hughes 6670 Lucia Lane 4410 Douglas Ave. So. Minneapolis, NIN 55416 Same awner as above 6680 Lucia Lane Same aaner as above 6690 Lucia Lane S& S Investment Co. 5475 Main Street Box 12554 New Br ightrn, I�R�I 55112 Same owner as above 5495 Main Street Gerald F3�gdahl 6035 Main Street 6875 Madison St. I� Fridley, NIl�T 55432 Chris Jelevarav 160 Mississippi P1. 6477 Riverview Terr. Fridley, NA� 55432 12 49.00 4 36.00 10 49.00 15 55.00 8 49.00 7 36.00 7 36.00 16 57 .00 16 57.00 16 57 .00 12 49.00 12 49.00 4 36.00 4 36.00 = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCiL -- LI C E N S E S RESIDENTIAI RENTAL PROPERTY (7WI�R LOCATION OF BUII�DII� iJNITS FEE APPRWID BY R. H. Larson, FPBf Housing Insp. Canadian Fin Housing Corp 460 Mississippi St. Fr idley Apartments 1117 Marquette, �200 Minneapol is, NAI 55403 Farr Marketing Inc. 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5821 Cedar Lake R�ad St. Louis Park, 1�1 55416 Darrel A. Farr Rentals 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5821 Cedar Lake Road St. Louis Park, NAI 55416 Darrel A. Farr Develop. 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5821 Cedar Lake Road St. Louis Park, NII�i 55416 Daniel Erc�nann 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 100? E. 145th St. 103,107,122,158,170 Burnsville, NIN 55337 Khlaid A. Sami 1284-96 Norton Avenue 1906 - 26th Avenue I�W New Br ightcn, NIlV 55112 Park Associates 610 Osborne Road c/o A & L Management 2051 Long Lake Road New Brighton, NA1 55112 Same awner as above 630 Osborne Road Same aaner as above 690 Osborne Road Chris Jelevarov 6471-77 Riverview Terr. 6477 Riverview �err. Fridley, rIlV 55432 Lang-Nelson Associates 155-175 Satellite Lane 4501 �ccelsior Blvd., #650 Minneapol is, NIIV 55417 Same owner as abave 195 Satellite Lane Donald E. Keefe 201 Satellite Lane 2425 Brookridge Ave. Minneapolis, Nllv 55422 103 231.00 14 53 .00 23 71.00 13 51.00 5 36.00 7 36.00 9 49.00 34 34 3 93 .00 93 .00 36.00 33 91.00 20 65.00 11 49.00 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LI C E N S E S � RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWI�,'R LOCATI(7N OF BUIIIDII� UDTITS FEE APPROVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Gary Sodahl 1772 - 19th Terr. I�W New Br ight�, NII�I 55112 David Baune, Partner Midw�est Invest. CamparYy 3111 Dartmouth Drive E�ccelsior, NIN 55331 David or ShirleyBurg 2291 Lois Drive New Brighton, NIN 55112 Douglas Properties c/o Douglas Jones 2505 Silver Lane Minneapolis, NII�1 55421 Gerald & Sonia C�im�nt 2187 Lakebrook Drive New Br ighton, NAI 55112 Arnold C. Elmquist 1420 W. County Rd. J 5horeview, NIlV 55126 Same awner as above Same c�mer as above Same awner as above Same aaner as above Willard C�imr�nt 5980 3rd St. NE, #1 Fridley, NII�1 55432 Duane or Marguerite Schwartz 2525 118th Ave. I� Coon Rapids, NIlV 55433 Jim Wetherly 5114 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, NIN 55419 6111 Star Lane 5851 2nd Street 5866 2nd Street 5980 2nd Street 6551 2nd Street 4901 3rd Street 4913 3rd Street 4921 3rd Street 4939 3rd Street 4949 3rd Street 5980 3rd Street 5347-49 4th Street 5401 4th Street 18 61.00 11 49.00 4 36.00 4 36.00 7 36.00 7 36.00 7 7 7 7 4 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 3 36.00 4 36.00 w ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LI C E N S E S RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY aWNF.R LOCATI�T OF BUII,DING LlNITS FEE APPFOVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. John L. Jensen 6070 - 6th Street NE Fridley, [�IIV 55432 Naeem Qur eshi S & R Investment 4506 Orchard Ave. N. Minneapolis, MN 55422 Margaret Hendley 118 Craig way NE Fridley, NA1 55432 Canadian Financial Housing Corp. 1117 Marquette, #200 Minneapol is, NIlV 55403 Same owner as above Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same c�mer as above Same aaner as abave Same aaner as abave Same aaner as above Harold D. Nbr raw I�oute #5, Box P 196 River Falls, WI 54022 Dennis Kmit & Johanna Luciow 3158 Ar thur St . I� Minneapolis, NIIV 55418 5419 4th Street 4 36.00 560o--06 4th Street 4 36.00 5800 4th Street 4 36.00 6303-6305 Sth Street 6311-6329 5th Street 6337-6339 5th Street 6347-6365 Sth Street 6401-6403 5th Street 6409-6427 Sth Street 6431-6433 5th Street 6437-6455 5th Street 645�-6461 5th Street 6465-6483 5th Street 6487-6489 5th Street 5430 7th Street 2 24.00 16 2 16 2 16 2 16 2 16 2 34 57.00 24.00 57.00 24.00 57.00 24.00 57.00 24.00 57.00 24.00 93 .00 5460 7th Street 34 93.00 � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES ' . RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWI�Fi LOCATION OF BUII�DING UI�TITS FEE APPRWID BY R. H. I,arson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Marck Inv. Canpany 1050 52nd Avenue 16 c/o J& L Mc�nt. Co. P.O. Box 26113 Minneapol is, NA1 55426 Same amer as above 1090 52rx3 Avenue 16 Same aaner as above 1120 52nd Avenue 16 Same aaner as above 1170 52nd Avenue 16 Dav id W. Rust 262 57th Place 8 5735 Quincy St. NE Fridley, bII�1 55432 John G. Blahoski 105 58th Avenue ? 895 Orange Ave. E. St. Paul, NA1 55106 David Baune, Partner 191 59 1/2 Way 12 c/o t9idwest Management Co. 3111 Dartmouth Drive E�ccelsior, I�] 55331 Marliss Westenfield 110 61st Avenue 8 P.O. Box 32353 Fridley, NIIV 55432 Rice Creek Townhouse Co. 1565-7-9-71-5-7 68th Ave. 6 1652 69th Ave. I� � Fridley, 6IlV 55432 Same c�mer as above 1566-&�70-2-4-6 68th Ave. 6 Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same owner as above Same owner as abave Same aaner as above Same vwner as above 157 &�80-2-4-6-8 68th Ave. 6 1579-80-3-5-7-9 68th Ave. 6 1590-2-4-6 68th Ave. 4 1591-3-5-7 68th Ave. 4 1600-2-4-6-&-10 68th Ave. 6 1601-3-5-7-9-11 68th Ave. 6 57 .00 57 .00 57 .00 57 .00 49.00 36.00 49.00 49.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 _ FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LI C E N S E S ' RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWI�t LOCATION OF' BUII,DII� TJNITS FEE APPROVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Same aaner as abave Same owner as abave Same aaner as above Same aaner as above Same owner as abave Same aaner as above Same awner as abave Same aaner as abave Same aaner as abave Same owner as abave Same owner as above Same aaner as above Same vwner as abave Same aaner as above Same awner as abave Same aaner as abave Same vwner as abave Same awner as above Same owner as abave Stellar Inc. 5236 Lochloy Drive Fdina, [�V 55436 Hansen Properties c/o Lynn Hansen P.O. Box 32233 Fridley, 1�II�i 55432 1612-4-6-8 68th Ave. 4 1613-5-7-9 68th Ave. � 4 162�4-6-8-30 68th Ave. 6 1621-3-5-7-9-31 68th Ave. 6 1632-4-6-8 58th Ave. 4 1633-5-7-9 68th Ave. 4 1640-2-4-6-8-50 68th Ave. 6 1641-3-5-7-9-51 68th Ave. 6 1652-4-6-8 68th Ave. 4 1653-5-7-9 68th Ave. 4 166�2-4-6-8-70 68th Ave. 6 1661-3-5-7-9-71 68th Ave. 6 1672-4-6-8-80-2 68th Ave. 6 1673-5-7-�81-3 68th Ave. 6 156U-2-4-6-8-70 69th Ave. 6 1590-2-4-6 69th Ave. 4 160Q-2-4-6 69th Ave. 4 163�2-4-6-8-40 69th Ave. 6 1650--2-4-6-8 69th Ave. 5 1250 72nd Avenue 29 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 35 .00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 83 .00 350 75th Avenue 11 49.00 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- L I C E N S E S RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWI�t LOCATION OF BUII,DII� UNITS FEE APPR�VID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Holmquist �terprises Inc.45�476 75th Avenue 3608 Ac�niral Lane Minneapolis, NIN 55429 Floyd & Linda 13iggles 106 77th Way 2453 E. Cawern Place N. St . Paul , N�I 55109 Tag Properties 181 79th Way 2540 131st Ave. I�W Coon Rapids, NBV 55433 University Ave. Associates101 83rd Avenue 111 - 83 rd Ave. I� Fridley, N�I 55432 Same o�mer as above 121 83 rd Avenue Same aaner as abave 171 83rd Avenue Same aaner as above 181 83 rd Avenue Same aaner as abave 191 ffi rd Avenue 10 49.00 4 36.00 8 49.00 42 109.00 42 36 42 42 109.00 97 .00 109.00 109.00 _ FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � . RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY aWNII� LOCATION OF BUII,DING TJNITS FEE APPRWID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. David L. Halek 10901 Eagle St. I�W Coon Rapids, NQd 55433 Wayne R �ho�son 7339 Able St. NE Fridley, I�V 55432 George Lunc3e 545 Rice Crk. Blvd. Fridley, NII�1 55432 Donald Koss 4207 Fillmore St. NE Col. Hgts. , NIIV 55421 Ed-Ray Builders c/o Ed Ch i es RR #2 Stanchfield, NQI 55080 Same amer as above Same awner as abave Same vwner as above Same aaner as above Same awner as above Same owner as above Same awner as abave Same aaner as above Same awner as abave Gary Wellner 8457 Riverview Lane Brooklyn Center,A'IId 55444 Daniel G. Nelson 6080 Central Ave. 1� Fr idley, NIlV 55432 7313-15 Able Street 7339--41 Able Street 7401-03 Able Street 7447-49 Able Street 7479-81 Able Street 7495-97 Able Street 7501-03 Able Street 7513-15 Able Street 7527-29 Able Street 7539-41 Able Street 7553-55 Able Street 756�67 Able Street 757�81 Able Street 7595-97 Able Street 8081 Broad Avenue 6070 Central Ave. (f) 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 � 2 24.00 � 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 12.00 1 12.00 = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY GWI�t LOCATICJN OF BUIL�TNG [)NITS FEE APPRUVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Daniel G. Ne1Son 6070 Central Ave. (r) 6080 Central Ave. 1� Fridley, 1�,V 55432 Prithipal or Bash Singh 7325-27 Central Avenue 2 Spring Farm Lane St . Paul , NIIV 55110 Steven M. Mindlin 7335-7 Central Avenue 4526 Pleasant Drive St . Paul , r�1 55112 Karen & Douglas Hornsten 6190-2 East River Road 10916 Mississippi Dr. Chart�lin, NII�1 55316 Sartaj & Neeta Sahni 7335-37 Evert Court 3 Hill Farm Circle No r th Oak s, NRV 55127 John M. Levander & 7345-47 Evert Court Nancy F. Owen 5032 Garfield South Minneapolis, NQV 55419 B& B Investment 1301-03 Fireside Drive c/o Michael A. Broton 26 E. Golden Ik.Rd. Circle Pines, NA1 55014 Michael Betz 7865-69 Finaood Way 2712 Te r race Dr ive Burnsville, NIlV 55337 Clarence or Lillian 7893-97 Firwood Way Fischer 7897 Firwood Way NE Fridley, N�J 55432 Allan & Pamela Fehn 1251-53 Hillwind Road 1251 Hillwind Rd. NE Fr idley. NQt 55432 Jerame �o�pson 411-13 Ironton Street 731 - 98th Lane NE Blaine, I�R�T 55434 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 _ FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY � �� . � .1, �1 , , . ,� l�. � �1.�t�, • � � � Carver Park Rentals 421-23 Ironton Street Randy Crowell & Paul Muesing 4300 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, NIlV 55409-2033 Auren E. Kerntap 5835 Main Street 201 Mercury Dr. I� Fridley, N'1�1 55432 Joseph Teague 1361 Meadowmoor Drive Rt. 2, Box 4 B Princeton, NII�T 55371 Gary P. Phillips 431 Mississippi St. 531 Mississippi St. Fridl�y, �H�I 55432 Michael & Julie 1601 N. Inn�ruck Dr. Achterkirch Ii108 P.O. Box 293 Lee's SLimmit, MD 64063 Roger/Jan Challman 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 48 Garden Drive Id133 Burnsville, MN 55337 Alton/Virginia Stenslie 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5057 - 7th St. 1� �E143 Col. Hgts. , NRV 55421 Roland/Belle Rae�Crueger 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 9251 Lansing Ave. 41153, 356 Stillwater, N�I 55082 F�unett/Lorraine Gosselin 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 6872 - 7th St. I� 1i178 Fridley, rIIV 55432 Cheryl Cooper 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 4136 Pleasant Ave. So 4t186 Minneapolis, NaV 55409 Olav Maehle 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 1372 Carling Ave,#306 11253, 304 St. Paul, NIN 55108 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- L1 C E N S E S RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY • �a�• • • �, �1 . e _� � �� - � _ �' ': �.�s� : . •- . . Ronald Erickson 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. /Phyllis Reha 4�254 1247 Long Lake Road New Brighton, NRd 55112 Judy Dennis 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 1050 Benton St.,#2208 �257 Santa Clara, CA 95050 Elizabeth A. Farr 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5422 Meister R�ad /1265 Fridley, NQV 55432 James/Debbie Cox 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 1287 Ingerson Road ��273 Arden Hills, NIN 55112 Daniel/Virginia Willie 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5586 Meister Road li310 Fr idl�y, NAI 55432 Jack Halverson 1601 N. Inn�ruck Dr. 697 Qsceola 1t315 St . Paul , I�V 55105 Roger Gorman 1601 N. Innsbruck Dr. 5315 71st Circle No. 4i355 Brodclyn Center,NIl�T 55429 Daniel/Camille Neujahr 1601 N. Inn�ruck Dr. DBA Caman Properties �362 560 Heinel Drive Roseville, NIIV 55113 Gretchen Kuban 1601 N. Inn�bruck Dr. 63 Norniandy Circle ��390 Pu ebl o, QO 81001 S. K. and Savitri 1230-32 Norton Avenue Madireddi 3309 Sierra Ave. Riverbank, CA 95367 Carver Park Rentals 1237-39 Norton Avenue Randy Crowell & Paul Muesing 6718 Hallmark Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY QhlI�R LOCATIGN OF BUII,DING UNlTS FEE APPROVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. Donwan or Sharry Elias 1240-42 Norton Avenue 7390 Concerto Curve Fridley, NN 55432 Same awner as above 125�52 Norton Avenue C,�irmeet or Daleet Ganc�ok 1280-82 Norton Avenue 2 Spr ing Fa rm Lane St. Paul, NIN 55110 Daaie Bo�una 1285-87 Norton Avenue 16165 Bass Lake Road Maple Grove, I�1 55369 Thomas Shier 129�97 Norton Avenue 1715 Heritage La. NE New Br ightatl, NQ1 55112 Bang Nguyen & 1392 Osborne Road Phong Doan 97 90 Monroe St . 1� Blaine, NBV 55434 Wayne or Marita Larson 6315-17 Pierce Street 1216 Banf ill Ci rcle Brooklyn Park, I�I 55444 Same awner as above 632�27 Pierce Street Faye Christianson 6389-91 Pierce Street 6389 Pierce St. I� Fridley, I�1 55432 Jerry Jacobson 6401 Pierce Street 3846 Independence New Hope, NAT 55427 2 24.00 2 • 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 Denise L. 9nith 6496-98 Riverview Terr. 2 24.00 6492 Riverview Terr. Fridley, M�t 55432 Ronald E. Schmidt 1375 Skywood Lane 1405 Pierce �rr. I� Col. Hgts. , NIlV 55421 Vernon Lindberg 6140-44 Star Lane 1897 Stinson Blvd. New Br igh�on, NIlV 55112 2 24.00 2 24.00 � ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY GWI�t LOCATION OF BUII,DIIVG IJNTTS FEE APPROVID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. George Winiecki 6150-56 Star Lane 2 24.00 2732 Highway 10 I� Nbundsview, NII�T 55432 G& G Building Inc, 6421-23 Starlite Circle 2 24.00 8457 Riverview La. N. Brooklyn Park, NRV 55444 Ed and Dr�ris Chies 7337-39 Univ. Ave. 7651 Central Ave. NE Fridley, rN 55432 Steven C'hies 734�51 Univ. Ave. 8624 Miss. Blvd. N�I Coon Rapids, N¢�I 55433 Daniel C. Fay 7361-63 Univ. Ave. 729 Kimball St. l� Fridley, HIIV 55432 Ed and Doris Chies 7373-75 Univ. Ave. 7651 Central Ave. I� Fridley, I�N 55432 Judith Ann Rickhoff 6001-03 2nd Street 6001 2nd St . I� Fr idley, NIN 55432 Violet Rocek 5791 2 1/2 Street 597 lOth Ave. SW New Br ightrn, NaV 55112 Edward Otrenba 5057 3rd Street 5567 E. Danube Rd. Fridley, r'A1 55432 Benson Apts. 506�71 3rd Street c/o Charles S. Benson 5808 W. 78th St. Fdina, NQI 55435 N.H.C. Properties 5141-43 3rd Street 7685 Meadow Lane Eden Prairie, NIIV 55344 Joseph Sinigaglio 5191-93 3rd Street 4715 3rd St. NE Fridley, NIl�I 55421 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LICENSES RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY �� LOCATI OF BUII�DII� tlNITS FEE APPRO�TID BY R. H. Larson, FPB/ Housing Insp. F3ith L. Magnuson 121 Washington So., #302 rlinneapol is, N�i 55401 Craig Wagner 5840 4th St. I� Fridley, NflV 55432 Gerald R. Fbss 874 - 94th Ave. I� Blaine, N�I 55434 Steve Heinecke 5365 - 5th St. DiE Fridley, N�I 55421 Joseph or Irene Maertens 144 Rivers Edge Way Fridley, NN 55432 Ted & Elaine Shirley 2800 Burl ington Ave. Minneapolis, NII�I 55416 Same c�mer as above Same aaner as above Thomas Gliadon 6230 S�nrise Dr. I� Fridley, D'AI 55432 Same awner as above Same aaner as above Rodney Billman 151 Silver Lake Road Ne�w Brighton, hII�1 55112 Same o�mer as abave Brawn-Bill Partnership 151 Silver Lake Road Ne�w Brighton, NaV 55112 5830-32 4th Street 5840-42 4th Street 5940 4th Street 5365-67 5th Street 6232-34 5th Street 6242-44 5th Street 6252-54 5th Street 6272-74 5th Street 5361-63 6th Street 5371-73 6th Street 5381-83 6th Street 6300 7th Street 6310 7th Street 6350 7th Street 1 12.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 2 2 24.00 24.00 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 1 12.00 � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- Li C E N S E S ' RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY �.�� • � � �� . a� 4- �t �.' ' � ��t�� . . . Rpdney Billman 6360 7th Street 151 Silver Lake Road New Brighton, NIN 55112 Same c�mer as above 6380 7th Street Same aaner as above 6390 7th Street Same aaner as above 401 - 63rd Avenue Same aaner as above 415 - 63rd Avenue Same awner as above 445 - 63rd Avenue Wallace R,aeker 50-60 63 1/2 Way 7419 McKinley Sk. I� Fridley, NA1 55432 Dazyl A. Krech 1313-23 73rd Avenue 1313 - 73rd Ave. I� Fridley, NYV 55432 Gordon & Alta Johnson 1333-35 73rd Avenue 6944 Camino Degrazia San Diego, CA 92111 W. �anas & Gloria Shier 1580-84 73 1/2 Avenue 1715 Heritage Lane New Brighton, I�v 55112 Ed Ch ies 36 a-6 2 74 th Avenue 7651 Central Ave. I� Fridley, NQV 55432 Jugal Aganaal 37�72 74th Avenue 8455 Sring Lake Pk. Rd. Mour�dsview, NIN 55112 1 12.00 1 1 1 1 1 2 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 24.00 1 12.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00 2 24.00