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VAR-1969� o. �` �. APPLSCATIOPI TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS AND CITY COUNCIL FOR SPECIAL USE PEiiMIT, VARTANCE IN REQUIREMENTS OF CERTAIN ORDINANC$S OF THE CITY OF BRIDLEY (Applicant to complete items 1, 2, 3) 1. Neme and Addrees of Applicant �� n �� -��-Gti 7,ts�- l ,�'� �` ...L.±s ��idC'v.. � —i� `,l'.yJ/p� ��lr�i�Gl///.h� . .�iS/�_ 2. Legal Description of Property (a2so general locatinn, such as;"north- east corner of 64th Avenue and Sth Street°t or 6415 Fifth Street") !/ " %�l� ,_ �/ /.v, 3. Deacribe the variance requested, {Attach Plat or Survey of Froperty showing location of proposed building, etc;, also adjoining propertiea and ownership within 200' of said property:) /)Li- . %�I Ia// .ii �L �!f i 4. Co�ente by administrative official denying original request for buildino permit or o[hex permit. (To be completed by administrative official. Appropriate ordinancea and section of ordinances to be cited.) , - 2 - 5. Notice of Hearing appeared in Official Newspaper on the following dates• (muet•be at least once 10 days before meeting -- copy of notice to be attached), 6. Board Membera notified of ineeting by (Liet Members, Date Notified, and "Yes" or "Nd' for plana to attand hearing), a Name Date Plan to Attend , —� 7. Person making appeal and the following property owners having property within 200' notified; By Phone Notified by Name Date or Mail (Initial) 0 8. The Follawing goard Membera and interested parties were present at the Hearing; HOARD I�t98ERS � . . _ . ,. ...,._.. . . .. . , ., .,:..'.� . :.� . . ....:.:. ... ... - ,,.....:.. r.' ..... � . . . . . . .... .....,. . . . . . �, ; . . ,.. .... ' .. .. _... .. . ' � . . �Y. .. . 1 - � . . . . .. . .. . . . . . � ' . . . .. r:') .... . r .. .. .�� .:Ti . �� . . - .... . .. . . . 'li :�I':'��.5.. .. ............. . . �. • . - 3 - OTfiER PARTIES: N?,i� ADDRESS 9, Opiniona and recommendations by BOARD OF APPEALS: 10, For Above Recommendations Against Recommendationa lI. Action by City Council and Date; 4 ATTENTION OF: � ....... ..... .... ........ .. .. � TO _ iRIDLh"Y SIIN _ _ 8j4 4D'� dvenue �� .....______ ' -- - ' ' ° L Minnespolie, liinneaota . J ,.. sua�ecr P.H. Hoticea hefore Ba�ard of ►�neals DATE J� .a8. 196& � ,. Ple+aee yubZish tlze fol�.ot+i.ag Public Hearing Naticea: --. I ._ . .. . n'_ _ ^-•- .. . _ _._ .Yeetsrn Qil_and ?uel - Y�riaace_of Saction 5F�.08(2.e)._, .. _, _: _ _ B+�rnsrd H. Eecker - Variance.of_SecLion Q5.23 . __. _, _.. _ __ __ $enneth Fieilkamp - Yariance .of _Sentian 45.23 (b) .___ _ _ Datea oP PuUl3catioa3 Juae.39, 1968 . _ __ ___ _. !. _ .Tvne 2b. 1968 _ _ _ _ _ � __. _ 1 . SIGNATURE REPLY: � �� I �� . . . ... ...__. ._........ . . � ,,l-._ r ; .fB-��` ,-�t._.,.' � ' . .. _ . . .._�:,..._.' � -v s .. _ _... .. ...... ....... �.: _.,._,. :�:'.:.__�''.—..:—�- .: ......... ... .. .. ._... ....... .._._ ___� { .............. . .. . :..... .._._ __.. ...... . � . i .... .. ... . ... � � : ` '� �; � :_ _ DATE . SIGNATURE . REiURN THIS COPY TO ORIGINATOR OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HF9RING BEFORE TI� BOARD OF APPEALS TO WFIOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HIItEBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Appeals of the City of Fridley wi11 meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at %:30 P.M. on Tuesday, July 2, 1968, to consider the following matter: A request icr a variance of SeCtion 45.2j £or elimination of sideyard requirement to permit construction of a double garage up to the lot line because of the landscape of the existing property on Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmo¢re Terrace, the same being %664 Arthur Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota. (Request by Bernard H. Becker, 7664 Arthur Street.N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55432•% Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. ROBERT E. YLINEN CHAIRMAN BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLISH: June 19, 1968 June 26, 1968 No 4345 Building Job Report ADDRE55 %Io �o �'I' OW NER V S�. fLh! �i � a - BUILDER DATE TYPE PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION �j"Jt(L/1C � ��D�y�A INSPECTION RECORD _ REPORT DATE �----�— COMPLETED 8 APPROYED - - — - ---INSPECTOIt DATE ex _ — _ �— — _. a �- _- � �' ! � � ��r�,i�.i i � i ^ , � `f x t ... . _ -.zS� I y..I�� ...� � ��' Iljl[I ��- � F Yi�'v. �Y!r � l. ` � • u � �� S �` `'x i�'r.. � -= v � ' . .��Y---wr[ �r..w..? . � " " . .. ..:� I � '`� � � �/ �� /1�� _ _ _ _. __ _ � _ _ �� ;�,.' �- ��'��',�`� __--- � , ----- -i�6 � ..�� ' ,��.�-�� --� __. - � �►n�'�� . _ ___�� _� ��.�� ._ .��-- - __ _�� - ..�,��- . _ __ __ ____ , ---_ _ _ _ �--_ ---- - �— � _ __ � _ _ � __ _ _ _7�,.,�_ �_,�.,.�.....�. `� c�`t � _ �� ,_ t�_E.__� . . . . �� M. R. 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N�,BERS FR�'SII�I`I o P:it+,elatadt, Ahonen., Minish, G"Ba„��non ME�'iBEftS ABS�iT: "linen GTI�ERS FRESEN7'a Glarence Belisie-Bldg, Inspector� ;ohr� Brehe_ -.Bi.dg. Ofli%ia1 MOTION by Ahonen to �,ccept +he Minutes of the Jur.e 2Ey 1968y Boar3 of Appea7.s Meeting. Seconded by 0'Bannor.. Upon a voir_.e trote; there being no nays, the n'.o�ien. earrisd unanimously. 1. REQIIEST FOR A VARIANCE 0 PERNIIT CCNSTRUCTIOId OF A OF THE EXISTIPdG PRO,'ERTY 7664 ARTHUR STREET N�E�a ARTIiUH STREET N�E. � FRID SECTIOIV� 45�23 FOR MINtv'ESOTAo ;RE�UEST BY Mr. Becker spoke on his own behalf, MOTION by Minish to close thF Fublic Hea-°ing, SIDEYARD � Seconded by Ahonen> Upon a scice ?ote, there being nc zay^�;; t^e rcetior; carried unanimoasly. MOTION by Mini�h to gr�at the ��aciar.ce for the following reaeone: 1. The existing grade �ake� it alrriost impossible for an automobile to climb t,his grade fres a deta.ched garage. TO 2� Mr. Framk Th.immeschs 76?6 Asthur. Street NoEoy who ovns the adjacent prope�ty to the STorth„; �nd who ia e:ost a�fected by the Fropo�ed addition to the exi�ting atructure ovrred by M�� Becke�, has given. his written consent tc the addition. 3. The a.pproximate distance between the proposed addition o� Lot 4, B1ock 1, and the existing st�uc+ure on I,ot 3, B1ock 1� Mea,dowmoor Terrace, wili be not less than 15 £eet pro?riding �he proposed addition remains on Lot 4y Block 1, Meadowmoor Terrace, an.d 4. Mr. Bernard Becker furnish a survey that will ahow the location oi 'he existing struct�are on Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmoor Te.rrace, from the property line of Lot ¢. Seconded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being r.o nays, the motior. carried unanimously. � REGULi1R COUNCZL MEfiTING �' MAY 5, 1969 pAGE 24 ` � VARIANCB REQUEST BY BERNARD BECKER, 7664 ARTHIJR STBEET: � .� ,� Mr. Becker vas a visitor to the Meetinq aaci said that he had been qzanted a � variance on July 2, 1968 to conetruct a double qaraqe. The variance aae for � no side yard and he had the concurrence of his neiqhbor. He now has a d1f- ferent neighbor and wondered what the procedure wa.. He was told that he would have to resukmit his request through the Board of Appeals to gain the approval of hia new neight�or. CONSIDERATIOli OF ORDI[i11NCE CHANGE TO ALLOW FOR TOWN HWSBS: Councilman Hazris said that throuqh the Pemtom requeet it wae pointed out that there i■ no district within our Ordinances where town houses could be built. He augqested the City Attorney look over thie, with the possibility thst it could be included into R-1 zoninq, for a specific parcel of land, such aa 20 acree or more, and with some sort of density specified. MOTION by Councilman Harris to request the City Attorney and the Adminl�tration and Planninq.COO�isaion study the Ordinances for the poesibility of inclusion of town houses. Seconded by Councilman samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely. Councilman Sheridan asked about taxation on town houees. The City Attorney said that he believed that if it rras a 7 unit town house, for instance, each house would be taxed 1/7th of the total of the total structure. COMMUNICATIONS: A. SHEILA LYONS: FRIDi,EY HIGH SCHOOL: THANK YOU CARD FOR USE OF COURT ROOM MOTION by Counci]man Samuelson to receive the thank you card from Sheila Lyons. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor ICirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. S. LYNOPWD MANOR NURSING HOME: INVITATION TO OPEN HOUSE Mayor Kirkham eaid that he had received an invitation to the 21st Anniversary of the Nursing Homes Asaociation to be May 11, 1969 from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the invitation fraa Lynwood Manor Nuzsing Home. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C. STATE PLANNING AGENCY: REQUESTING MEMBER FOR COlPfITTEE FOR CRIME PREVENTION - Mayor Kirkham said that he had received this canmunication from Mr. Emery Barrette, Executive Director of the Governor's Coamiission of Crime Prevention and Control, dated April 28, 1969, and that if a member of the conmiittee is to be appointed, it murt be submitted before May 13th. Mayor Kirkham indicated that he would be glad to serve. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to nominate Mayor Kirkham to serve on the com- mittee. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR CQLAVCIL MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969 PAGE 23 � Bergerson-Caswell Inc. 13120 Wayzata Boulevard Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 For work canpleted this date on Project #94 (Well Y2 ..Ordinance #414) PARTIAL Eetimate $3,931.20 MOTION by Councilman Harris to pay the estimatea. Seconded by Councilmaa Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared tha motion carried unan�mowly. TRAILER PBRMIT ]1PPLIGTZON = CLETOS NEI: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant the trailer permit request by Cletus Nei. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, Mayor Kirkham declared t�e motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF 8 YEAR STORM SEWER PROGRAM: � MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the memorandum from the City Engineer dated May 5, 1969, CH 1k69-07. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely. APPROVAL OF SIGN PERMIT - BOB'S PRODUCE RANCH: �� MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant approval of the siqn permit request for Hob's Produce Ranch at 7620 University Avenue N.E. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF SIGN�PERMIT - SUNLINER MOTEL: The City Engineer said that the Bosrd of Appeals had approved this request with the elimination of the changeable panel. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the sign permit request by Sunliner Motel with the elimination of the changeable panel. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATZON OF TRAFEIC PROBLEMS AT INTERSECTION OF T.H. #65 AND CENTRAL AVENUE: . Councilman xarris said that last Saturday night he was on the weat side of T.H. #65 and was trying to get across to the other side, and he then fully realized what a traffic problem this intersection is. He suggested that the Administration try to formulate a plan to improve this intersection. OF CENTRAL MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #77-1969, and direct the Administration to look into this intersection to try to formulate some plan for improvement. Seconded by Co�}�r�ilman Liebi. Upon a yolce vAte, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mption carriecl�unanimously. i . ; i THE MIN'JTES OF THE EOART' OF ArY�ALS r'�ETTbT;;. CF .�JLY 2, 1968 The Meetiqg was �alled !o order b;� Actir�g Chairman Mitte'_s+�'_t, ME[�ERS FRESII�iT: Mittelsta.dt, Ahar.en, Mi.nish, 0'�ias�non ME�.BRS ABSE�I'i': Ylinen OTF�Ei5 PRESENT; Glarence Bslisle-Bldg. Inepector, John Breher-Bidg. Ofi'icial MOTION by Ahone.n to accept the Minu+es of the Jnr.e 25, 196?, Boa-�? of Appeals Meeting. Secor_ded by OSBar�non. unan.imously. � Upon a voice vote, there being no naya, the ro�ion carried Mr. Becker spoke or_� his owr. behalf, MOTION by Minish to close the Fublic Hea^ir.g, Seconded by Ahonene TJpon a voi�e �rote, there being no zaysg t'r.e metior_ carried unanimonsly. MOTION by Mi.niah to grant the variar.ce for the following reasons: 1. The existir� grade �akes it al.mest impos?ible for an au'os,obi�e to climb this �ade frem a deta.ched garage: 2, Mr. Framk Th1e�cesch, 76?6 A�thur Street fioEo, whc or�ns the adjacen't property to the P'orth; an3 who is eoet. a°fected by the propo�ed addition to the e:xi3ting �trveture orrr_�d ry Mr� BECkcr, hav give^ his written cons�nt tc the addition. 3. The approxim.ate distance between the propose,3 ad.ditior. or Lot 4, Block 1, and the existir� atructare on I�ot 3, 31ock 1, Mes3o?amoor Terrace, wili be not less than 15 feet protriding the proposed addition remai.ns on Lot 4, Biock 1, Meadowmoor Terrace, and 4. Mr. Bernard Becker furnieh a survey that will show the location of +he existing structnre on I,ot 4, B1ock 1, Meadowcoor. Terrar,e9 £ro� the property line of Lot 4. Seconded by 0°Bannon unanimously. l.�-"� � Upon a voice vote, there being no neys, the motior. carried i2. ** *a 4TIENT HEAD MEMO CITY MANAGER'S REMARKS: � MAY 7, 1969 A. The City Manager and Engineer are to get together with the H:ighway Depart.ment on the slip off ramp to Hyde Park Area. g. The Finance Director has been appointed as the coordinating official for requesting, assemblir.g and preparing claim for reimbursement for flood damage in 1969. He will be pul�lishing a memo on this and establishing a deadli�e date for submission. Department Heads submit information to the Fin�nce Director. C. The Mayor has proclaimed May 12 through the LSth as Fridley Fix Up - Spruce Up Week. An extensive effort is needed to make sure our City f�cilities and ground are neat and presentable. To enable the memo to reach the Council on Thursday prior to the next regular Council Meeting, report on actions taken by each depar�nent must be in this office by Noon, May 14, 1969 (Wednesday). If any copies of letters, etc. are to be submitted, make 27'copies for attaching. Items with an asterisk are to be noted, as they are items to be placed on the next agenda. At the same time you submit your report on actions taken, you are to submit a list of agenda items on a separate paper, as a tenative list of agenda items i.s mailed to the Council that afternoon. If subject matter coordinating with on the subject. gRA/mis Addendum: is in Department Head's memo paragraph, he is responsible for other departments or individuals to assemtle total action needed HOMEA R. ANKItUM CITY i4ANAGER Mayor Kirkham was nominated to committee under $tate Planning Agency to study crime control. Bexnard Becker, 7664 Arthur Street, was granted a variance for cnr�struction of a douhle garage July 2, 196Q with approval of neighbor. There would be ao side yard and since the variance was graated, the nei.ghbor has changed. Action Needed: Applicant advise he must reapply for variance to Board of Appeals. The vacancy on the Building Standards - Design Control Committee will be put back on the agenda May 19th for Council consideration. , REGULAR COUNCYL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 5 they have a major say in what happens to their property ✓ A visitor to the Meetinq asked how many it took on a petition to make y improvement. Mayor Kirkham told him S1B, Ae then asked about h racat' n. Mayor Kirkham told him 100s. JAYCEES: Mr. Bill Drigans, past present of the F dley Jaycees, said that he must apologize for the Christmas tree mix- . He said that he would like to preeent the new Preaident, Mr. Harley Thure , 7669 Lyric Lane. Mr. Thureen said thank you to the Council for the eooperation the Council has shown in workinq with the Jaycees. j Mr. Bill Drigans also working relationship. Mayor Kirkham and pin for this honor, i T er}ged his thank you to the Council for the qood �then read an honorary membership certificate for a Jayaee pin on him. Alayor Kirkham said thank you 77-1969 - RESOLUTION TRAFFZC MOT20N by unci]man Harris to ratify Resolution N77-1969, passed May 5, 1969. Seconded Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayoz Kirkham declare the motion carried. 1 REQUEST FOR - - - - - -- - - � � - - - -- --- — --°---- MENT TO PER TERRACE� THE BY BERNAitD H. � ARTHUR STREET N.E, 4, BI,OCK 1, MEADOWN FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA. The City Manager explained that the Board of Appeals had granted a variance �� to Mr. Becker July 2, 1968, but he had not applied for a buildinq permit. II'i^�y Since that time, he has a new neiqhbor. At the last Council Meeting he was told he would have to qo back to the Board of Appeals, but he now has a letter of concurrence by his new neiqhbor, and questions the reason for ��goinq through another Public Hearinq when he does have the agreement of the _h• neighbor, it was pointed out that had he applied foz a buildinq permit, � he would not have any trouble now, as a building pezmit is good for one year. � CounciLnan Liebl asked if there were any objections. The City Manager eaid no. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the variance requested by Bernard Becker. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, �yor Kirkham declared the motion carried. COlfl�fITTEE REPORTi MOTION by�'�aa�n lman Harzis to receive the report dated May 15, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Lieb r_discassion. Councilmn Liebl said that he was gla3'-ea_,see the chanqe in maximwn on mejor nedicai fram $10,000 to $25,000 per year, and a3�the lovered deductible on the mnjor medical fr�n $100 to $50. He said he would`que�tion why the tro year contract, a�d asked what the pr.rpose of this wae. `. _---` REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 6 � The inance Director said that it was the feeling of the committee that 5� hiqhe premium is a good buy. He said that the experience has not be good during the past year, and the checks were more than the premiums pai by the City. eir feeling was that they would experience a qreater than� t in- crease i there was a change in plans. Councilman Li bl said that he felt that the City should always o out for open bids and that better coverage miqht have been received, bot as pertains to premiums and cov rage. The Finance Mrecto pointed out that the Znearance Coneu tant was pzesent at the last 2 or 3 meeti gs. Also that the committee repr, ents employees of every department, and ir votes reflect what the emp oyees want. Council- man Liebl asked Mr. John Brask, Insurance Consultant,�f he felt that Mutual of Omaha would come in wi \�the lowest bid. Mr. Br�k said that Mutual�of Omaha would stand behind tr� benefits quoted. � THE VOTE UPON THE M6TION, beil�g a voice vote, declared the motion carried. � RECONSIDERATION OF A RE UEST FOR BATEMENT O EXCEPT THE EAST 200' AND EXCEPT T' NORTH 3' N89: (On the Agenda at the request f Kut� ik Mr. Walter Thuftedal, 3212 32 Avenue He said that they weze not asking for on a cul-de-sac there are only a few be more assessmente next pear for a s there is a ditch, and a culvezt wa i the assesament that would be qoi on that would be the street asses nt. voting aye, Mayor Kiskham 13 and Leavitt) was present on behalf of Mr. Kutzik. iplete abatement. He pointed out � assessed. He asked if there would �ewer. The City Engineer aaid that �ed. Mr. Thuftedal asked if this ti+ae ear. The City Engineer said no, Mr. 'rhuftedal said that the�would be about 3`�,000 in assessment which �aould figure out to be about $750 er unit for 24 u't�&. He said that land can be bought.for$1000 per unit w h asseasments in a gaid. He said that there ras an aqreement worked out�w th New Hope for a red t�on. On a cul-de-sac the asses�entS are higher n usual, and on this ba i� he would like the Council to reconsider their ac ion. Councilman Liebl ex ained that ia the City of Fridle ;�if this abatement were granted, the cost uld have to be borne by the Fridle �esidents. In Fridley the assesaments e based on front footage In some of ttae other cities,; the aseesemente re placed on a city-wide basis. This m\be the reaeon New Hope could qs t an abatement. �� Mr. Thufted asked if thla was al90 the policy for cul-de-sa Enqineer id that the same policy is folloaed throuqhout, req .d zoninq. . Thuftadal pointed out that the cost is about 52500 City En ineer eaid that this is aCtually low in c6mparieon. Mr. aeked ut tre assesements on Cantral Avenue. The City Engineer thls s a county road. The City esa of t�s :r lot. The. ttis that c ilm�tt Aalria eaid tkiat he Mrnild have *-^ �ee uith'Councilman Lieb�, that policy cattnot be changed. The la� was bought knowinq Nhat tha asseasments re upon tha land. �.�otumnde�unti��octCobez�Y �� into t�e pnrchase in' � ... ; ��i �+ July and th* R��fl� X�4 .... ' ro ti�.p !n�� 11�IRlJ�'� R� tiita- .� �: ,�, �' �� -. APR2CATION TO THE SOARD 0�1► APP8A1.3 AND CiTY COUNCIL FOR SPECIAL USS PE�ilIYT, VARiAliCB i� RSi�UIRBt�iPPS OF CBRTAIN �DINARCES OP T418 C2TY OP 1tRID281C (Applicant to co�late lEema 1, 2, 3) ,r 1, li�ue and Addraea of Applicant /'j ✓r .,.�(/ i4/ /� 7g��/-7 8%% -Z1�s �� !e--�—�� '� �rs�_ 2. Legal Des¢ription of Property (also general location, auch aa;"nosth- east corner of 6kth Avenue snd 5th Street° or 6415 Fifth Street° �_ 3. Describe the variance raquested. (Attach Plat or 9urney of Propesty ahoving location of proposad buil:ding, stc „ alao adjoining pz�opertiea and amerahip within 200' of said property:) � � � - - �r ,. % I✓/ ✓i�ili_�/ /1.// : 4. Coc�ents by sdministrative official deayiag original requeet for bullding permit or othes permit. (To be cam�slatsd hy adminiatrative official. Approgriate ordinances and eection of ardinances to be cited.) , .� - -Z- 5. Aotice of Hearing appeared in Official Newepaper on the folloving datea• (muat�be at leset once 10 days before meeting -- copy of notice to be sttached), 6, Bosrd Membere aotified of inesting bq (Liat Members, Date Notified, and "Yea" or "Nd' for plans to attend hearing), " Name Data Plan to Attend �_ _� 7. Pereon making appeal and the following property owners having property mithin 200' notified: By Phona Notified by pame Date or Mail (Initial) 0 8. The Follrnring Board Membera and intereated parties were preseat at the Hearing; BOARD �ERS � _• �_. - 3 - OTHER PARTIBS: NAME ADDRSSS 9, Opinione and recoamuendatio�ls bj� EOARD OF APPBALS: 10. For Above &eco�nendationa I1. Action by City Council and Date; Againat Reco�endationa OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY � � : :i :� �• :� :��•� � TO WI30M IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEEiEBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Appeala of the City of Fridley will meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at %:30 P.M. on Tuesday, July 2, 196e, to consider the following matter: A request.�ar a variance of SeCtion 45.23 for elimination o£ sideyard requirement to permit construction of a double garage up to the lot line because of the landscape of the existing property pn Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmo�re Terrace, the same being 'j664 Arthur Street N.E., Fridley, Minneaota. (Request by Ber.nard H. 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THE MINIITES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF �'ULY 2, 1968 The Meeting was called to order by Aeting Chairman Mitteletadt> MII�IBERS PREBENT: Mittel�tadt, Aho.nen, Minish, 0°Ba;�non I�ffi�IDERB ABSENT: Ylinen OTF�ftS PftESEN'P: Clarence Belisle-Bldg. Inspector, John Breher-Bldg. Official MOTION by Ahonen to �,ccept the Minutes of the June 26, 1968, Boar3 oi Appeals Meeting. Seeo.nded by 0°Bannon. Upon a voice vote; there being no nays, the m.otion aarried unanimously. ,-^.--. 1. RE9.IIEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION d5o23 FOR ELIMINATION OF SIDEYARD RE9UIRII�IENT T I?I�■��1)I��I�b111l�I�I.Y�➢W,l.��;T�I�lp�b911i )��•�s1� �:r:vu:ui;+ Mr. Becker spoke on his own behalf. MOTION by Minish to clase the Fublic Hearing. Seconded by Ahonen. IIpo.n a voice vote, there being no. zays, the motion carried unanimouely. MOTION by Minish to grant the variar.ce for the £ollowing reasonse 1. The existing grade na.kes it almost impoasible for an automobile to climb this grade from a detached garage, 2, Mr. Framk Thimmesch, 76?6 9rthur Street NoEe, who owns the adjacent property to the PIorth, and who is most affected by the proposed addition to the existing structure owned by Mro Becker,, has given his written conse.nt to the addition. 3. The approximate distance between the proposed addition on Lot 4, Block 1, and the existing structure on Lot 3, Block 1, Meadowmoor Terra.ce, will be not less than 15 feet providing the proposed addition remains o.n Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmoor Terrace9 and 4. Mr. Berna,rd Becker furnish a survey that will show the location of the existing structure on Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmoor Terrace, frcm the property line of Lot 4. Seconded by 0°Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motior. carried unanimously. REQJLi1R'CWt�IL MEBTI2�Ra 0! M11Y 5. 1969 P116S 24 � � VARI1111C8 REQUEST SY BERiiARD BHCKER, 7664 ARTlAJR SR�Te ••— Mr. e�aker w a visitor to tha lteeting aad aaid that h� had baea qrant�d a � vasiance on Jnly 2, 1968 to aonstruot a Qouble garaqe. Tha varia=►ce vas %r � no side yasd and he had the concurrence of his neiqhbor. ee nw has a di!- ferent r+aiqhbor and wondered ahat ths procedure was. He ras to1Q tt►at he �wuld have to resul�mit hie request throuqh the eoard of Appeale to qain the approval ot hia :►e�r neiqh8or. CqTSID8It�1TI0N 0! ORDIN7INCE CH1�E TO ]►LLOW FOR 'PONN HOUSES: Councilmaa Narrie said that throuqh the Pemtom request it vao point�d out that thara is ao district rithia our Ordinan�es vhare tovrn hous.s could bs built. ii� sugqested the City Attorney look over thia, with the pwsibility that it oould be iacluded into R-1 zoninq, far a spocific parcel of laad, auch as 20 acres or more, and with some sort of Qensity specifi�d. Lt0'PION by Councilman Hazris to request the City ]lttorney and the ]►doini�tratio� and Plaaning.Caaoiseion study the Ordinances Lor the poesibility of incluai� of town houses. Secondad by Councilsan Samuelson. Upon a wiee vote, all votinq aye, Mayor 1Cirkhae declared the motion carried unanimou�ly. Couacilmen Sheridan aakwd abwrt tazatian on tavn twuses. The City Attorney sai8 that he believed tFut i! it ws a 7 unit town house, for inatance, each houae would be taxed 1/7th of t�e total of the total atructure. CO[QQJNICATIONS: A. SI�ILA LYONS: FRIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL: MOTION by Councilman Samuelwn to receive the thank you csrd fram Sheila Lyone. Seconded by CounciLoan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declar�d the motion carried unaniaoously. B. LYNIR)OD MANOR NURSING Hf7t+�: INVITATION TO OPBN HWSE Mayor 1Cirkham said that he had received an invitation to the 21st Anniveraary of the Nurainq Hames Asaxiation to be May 11, 1969 from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. MOTION by Councilman Samuelaon to receive the invitation fram Lynwood Manor Nurairtq Hame. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanivously. C. STATE PLANNING AGENCY: REQUESTING MEMBER FOR COlY�lITTEE F'OR CRIMB PREVENT20N � . Mayor Kirkham said that he had received this caamunication from Mr. Emesy Barrette. Executive Director of the Governor'• Coaunistioa of Crime Prevention a�ul Control, datad April 28, 1969, and that if a member of the conmittee is W be appointed, it mu�t be aubmitted before May 13th. Mayor Kirkham indicated that he would be glad to aerve. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to nominate Mayor KirRham to serve on the caaa- mittoe. Seconded by CounciLnan Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor ICirkham declAred the motion carried unani�ously. REGULAR CQINCIL MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969 Bergerson-Caspell Inc. 13120 Wayzata HouYevard Minnetonka, Minneaota 55343 PAGE 23 For work completed this date on Project N94 (11a11 �2 � Ordioance i1414� PARTIAL Eetimate $3,931.20 MOTION by Councilman Harria to pay the eatimatea. Seconded by Councilmaa Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor 1Cirkham declared th� motion carried unan�oasly. TRAILBA PSRMIT 11PPLIC7►TION = (;LEISIS NEI: I40TION by Councilman Liebl to qrant the trailer posait requeat by Cletus Nei. Seconded by Councilsan Samaelson. Upon a voice vote, nll voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimoualy. CONSIDERATIOPT OF 8 YEAR STORM SSWER PROGRAM: � � MOTION by Councilaien Harria to receive the momorax�dun fram the City Enqinsar dated May 5, 1969, Q1 ik69-07. Saconded by Cowscilman Eiarrie. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanieously. APPRAVAL OF SIGN PBRMIT - HOB'S PRODUCE RANCH: MOTIOdi by Councilman Liebl to grant approyal of tha sign permit request for eob's Produce Ranch at 7620 University Avenue N.E. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Opon a voice vote, all votinq sye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried unanimously. APPRONAL OF.SIGN�?fiRMIT - SUNLINER MOTEL: The City Engineer esid that the Board of Appeale had approved this requeat with the elimination of the changeable panel. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the aiqn pex7nit request by Sunliner Motel with the elimination of the chanqeable panel. The motion vraa seconded and upon a voice vote. all voting aye. Mayor Kirkhem declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Harris said that last Saturday night he �vas on the wst aide of T.H. #65 and was txying to get across to the other side, and he then fully realized what a traffic problem this intersection is. He euqqeated that the Administration try to formulate a plan to improve thia interaection. - RESOLUTION CENTRAL f.�i� � .� MOTION by Councilman Hasris to adopt Resolution M77-1969, and direct the Administration to look into this intersection to try to formulate some plan for �sovement. Seconded.by Cq�Qi�n �ie41. Upo�f a vy��4 Vqte, all vot3nq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared Lhe mqtion carriei'1'unan�moualy: _.. _ . �:.. � .. �" . �.. ..� TSE MINIITES QF THE BOARD OF APF'EALS MEEPING OF �TIILY 2, 1968 � The Meeting rrae called to order by Act;.rag Chairman Mittelstadte MET+�ERS PRFSENT: Mittelstadt, Ahonen, Minish,' 0' Ba-.non METffigt8 ABSENT: Yli.nen OT�S PRESENTe Clare.nce Belisle-Bldg. inspector, John Breher-Bldg. 0£ficial MOTIOI� by 9honen to �.ccept the Minutes of the June 2b9 1968, Board of Appeale Meeting. SeCOnded by 0'Sanno.n. unaxiimously. � � IIpon a voice vote, there bein� no naya, the �o+ion carried Mr: Becker apoke on his own behalf, Ai0TI0N by Minish to cloee the Fublic Hearing. Seconded by Ahonen, IIpon a voice vote, there being no. za.y3, the motion carried unanimouely. M(YPION by Mi.ni3h to grant the variance £or the following� reason�: 1. The exietirg grade nake? it almost impoeaible for an automobile to climb this grade from a detached gsrageo 2, Mr. Framk Thimmesah, 76?6 Arthur Street R,E „ who owris the adjaceni property to the I�orth� and who ia �ost affected by the proposed ad.ditio.n to the Exi:�ting structure owned by Mre Becker, has given hia written conaent to the addition. 3. The approxima.te distance between the proposed addition on Lot 4, Block 1, and the exieting structure on Lat 3, Block 1, Mea3owmoor Terrace, will be not less than 15 feet providing the propoaed addition remains on Lot 4y Block 1, Meadowmoor Terrace, and 4. Mr. Bernard Becker furnish a survey that will 3how the location of the exieting struct�.ire on Lot 4, Block 1, Meadowmoor Terrace, from the property line of Lot 4. Seconded by 0'Bannon unanimously. 1� Upon a voice vote, there being no .nays, the motion carried 'r . at�ENT I�Ab I+�ffQ -.S-��g MAY 7, 1969 t. 12, 6ITSC� ' S REP3ARKS : A. The Citq,Managex aad Engineer are to get together vith the Aighway Department on ihe slip aff ramg to,Hgde Park Area. B. The Finance Director has been agpointed as the cooxdiaating official for sequestiag, assemblir.g and prepariag alaim foz reimbursement £or flpod damage i,n k469. He �ill be pui�lishing a memo on this and eatablishing a deadiice dste for submission, Department Heads submit informat'ion to the Finance Director. C. The Ma�Eax has proclaimed-May 12 through the I8th as Fridley Fix Up - Spruce,Up yleetC; Aa exteetaive effort ie needed to make sure our'Ci[y facilities and ground are?.neat and preseatable. To enable the memo to reach the Council on Thursday prior to the nest regalar Council M�eeting, report on.actions taken by each deparnnent musE be 3n this office by Nooa, May 14, 1% 4(Wednesday). If any copies of letters,.etc. are to be aubmitted, make 27�copies.for attaching. ' IC@mB�.Wftt1 an astarisk.are xo be.noted�,�as�they are ft+eme.to be placed'on the� next � agenda. At.the same time you submit your report on actions taken, you aie to submit a Iist - af agenda it�ms on a separate paper, as a tenative liat of agenda items ts mailed Ca the Coancil that afternoon. If subject matter is in Department Head's memo paragraph, he is reaponsfble for ". coordinating with other departments or individuals to assemh�le total action needed ou the subject. HOMER R. ANKRUM GITY MANAGER Hxp%mis �,ddendum- �yor Kirkham aas nomi;nated_to committee under $tate Plaaning Ageacy to study crime coatrol. �- Beznard Becker, 7664 Arthur Street, was granted a variance for coastruction of a doubie-garxge Juiy 2, 1968 with approval of neighbor. There wonld be no side yard and since the variance was granted, the neighbor has changed. \�� otion Needed; Applicant advise he must reapply for variance to Board of Appeals. T6e-vacaacy on the Building Standards - Design Control Committee wili be put back on the agenda May 19th for Gouncil consideration. REGULAR CODNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1949 / PAGE 5 � / they have a major say in what happens to their property A visitor to the Meatinq'aSked how many it took on a petition to maka y improvment. Mayor ICisltm+�a told him 51�. He then asked about h sacat . Mayor Kirkhar� told him 100�. J�ICELS• Mr. Bill Driqans, past present of tha dley Jayceea, said that he must apologize for the Chrietmas tree mix- He said that he would like to presant the new Preaident. Mr. Harley Thure , 7669 Lyric Lane. Mr. Thureen said thank you to the Council for the ooperation the Council haa shown in working �rith the Jaycees. !!r. Bill Dziqans also exte ed his thank you to the Council for the qood workinq relationahip. then read an honorary memberahip certificate for Mayor Kirkham and pinn a Jaycee pin on him. Mayor Kirkham sald thank you. for thia honor. RATIFICATION OF SOLUTION #77-1969 - RESOLUTION RE UESTING IMPROVEMENT OF ZNTERSECTION CENTRAL AVENUE AHI1 T.H. A65 FOR BE7TER TRAFFZC FLOi�P AND SAFETY: MOTION by ciLmn Harris to ratify Resolution N77-1%9, passed May 5, 1%9. Second� Councilman Liebl. Upon a voica vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kiikham daclare the motion carried. � The City Manaqer explained that the eoazd of Appeals had granted a variance �� to Mr. Hacker July 2, 1968, but he had not applied fos a buildinq germit. ��Q Since that time, he hae a new neiqhbor. At the last Council Meetinq he aaa told he would have to go back to the Board oi Appeals, but he now has a �letter of concurrence by his new neiqhbor, and queationa the reaeon for � goiaq throuqh another Public Heazing when he doeo have the agreament of the ,.�• neiqhbor. It was pointed out that had he applied for a buildinq permit, t� xonld not have any trouble now, as a buildinq permit is qood for one year. �' CouaciLoan Liebl asked if there ware any objections. The C1ty Manaqer esid no. MOTZON by Councilaian Hazris to approve the variance requeated by Bernard Beckez. Seconded by CounciLaan Liebl. Upon a voice vote. all voting aye, �yor 1Cirkhan declared the motion carried. MOTION bp�L'�e lman Harria to receive the report datpd May 15, 1%9. Sacondad by Coµncilman Lieb iscnssion. Councilasn.Liebl said that he was g].t�°-h ee the change in maximws on sajor sedica2 froo $10,000 to $25�000 per year, a h* lovared deductible on the m�jqr se31ca1 fram $100 to $50. He said he vow-j3°-qu tioat n xhy the tMo yaaz contrtct, �d asked rrhat the pLrpose of this v►as. �_ T .r REGULAFt COUNCIL�MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGS 6 � The• inance Director said that it was the feelinq of ths co�mtttee that Ss hiqh pr�ium is a qood buy. He said that the experience has not be 9ood during the past year, and the checke were more than the premiums pai by the City. eir feeling was that they would experience a greater than a in- crease i here was a change in plans. Councilman L bl said that he felt that the City shoulS always o out for open bids aad that better coverage might havs been receivad, bo as pertaias to pr�i�s and cov age. . The Finance Directo pointed out that the Inaorance Con tant Kas presenL at the last 2 or 3 meeti qs. Aleo that the canmittee repr ents employees of every departaent, and ir votes reflect what the �p yees want. Council- man Liebl asked Mr. John Braak, Tnsurance ConBUltant, df he felt that Mutual of Omaha would c�e in wi the lorPest bid. Mr. Br k said that Mutual'of omaha would stand behind t besefits quoted. THE VOTE UPON TF� MOTION, beil declared the motion carried. $t tne a voice vote, Mr. Walter Thuftedal. 3212 32 Avenue . He eaid that they vaese not aakinq for ca on a cul-de-sac there aze only a few e l� be more aseessmantr naxt pear for a s there ia a ditch, and a culvert wa insta the assesmeent that would be qoi on next that would be the etreet assea nt. � voting aye, Mayor Kizkham r�� was present on behalf of Mr. Kutzik. �plete abatemsnt. He pointad aut assessed. He asked if there wu1S ewer. The City Engineer said that ed, Mz. Thufte8al asked if this �rae ,�ear. The City Enq3neer said no, Mr. Thuftedal said that ther wo»ld be about ,000 in assessment which wu18 figure ont to be about $750 r uait for 24 u't . He said that land can ba bought.for51000 per unit w asaessments in a id. He said that there Mas an aqreement aorked out w th New Hope for a red t on. On a cul-de-sac the aassaslents are hiqher n usual, and'on this i he would like the Council to reconeider thei.r ac on. CwtrciLnan Liebl ex ained that in the City of ltidle , if this abatement Meze granted, the cost ld have to be borne by the Fridle esidente. In Fridley the asaetaenta e based on front footaqe In same of t other citiee,: th� assesemeate re placeQ on a city-wide basis. This be t1�e reason New x�e cou2d 'q� t an abaeement. � � Mr. Thuft asked if thia wae also the policy for Cul-de-s Enqineer id that the same policy 3s followed throuqtwu6, req •d, soniaq. . Thuftedal pointsd out that the coat Ys about $2500 City Ea `' er said ihat thia fs aCtually low in cOmpari�on. Mr. asked t tha asseaementa on C�ntral Avenue. The City Enqineer this s a county road. Tha City ees of the r lot. �. R1a that C i�wat►''�ttis �aid that hs Moald hbve *.e aqrae with'Councilman Li��,that" pblicy Catino! D� chnngsd. Tha Iaad vras �6ol�qht knbrinej what th4 usesw�ts upon tha land. Mr. ThUfC��, ^•<q �� #�1i�� into t�s P�ahase it�` Juiy ana cY}� �� IS�!!! �?t ,m"„e° nntil �tot�:. w „,+!!�!� �liillll�l±i'� Ri L�i1s.