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225-6509 PETER LAMETTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SEWER u WATER ® EXCAVATION ® TUNNEL 615 DRAKE STREET ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 May 17, 1967. City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Ave., N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Refer: Rezoning. Gentlemen: I, Mr. Peter Lametti, Ot:ner, of Lot No. 4, Block 2, Hayes River Lots, respectfully request that the entire lot be zoned R-3, General Multiple Family D.ielling. Thank you for your consideration, and I hop- approval, of this request. Very truly yours, PL/lj Peter Lametti FILISErv*rLF:mnsE 1312 EAST 215T STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55404 TELEPHONE: FEDERAL 2-6311 October 11, 1967 City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue., N, E. Fridley, Minnesota Gentlemen: I would like to appear before the City Council to present the landscaping plans for the first phase (three buildings and 3 garages) of the George- town Court Apartments at 5800 East River Road, for approval. I would appreciate being put on the agenda for the meeting to be held on Monday, October 16th, 1967. Thank you. Yours very truly, FILISTER ENTERPRISES Filister Owner MF:tl i . THE NEWEST AND perhaps most luxurious apartment two bedroom units are just above the banks of the Mis- complex in the North Suburban area is now under con- sissippi River at approximately 59th Ave. Some of the struction on East River Road, just north of U. S. Inter- features of Georgetown Court include swimmin state 694. Georgetown Court Apartments, being con- securitystem g g pool, system, garages, sound control and carpeting structed by iVIaurice Filister, consists of 11 buildings of throughout. 42 units per building or a total of 462 units. The one and July 24, 1968 E. J. Lundheim Anoka County Engineer Court House Anoka, Minn. Re: West Serve Road for Georgetown Apartments r on East River Road,,Vorth of T.H. #694 Dear Jake: Attached herewith you will find a proposed service read plan for the above complex. They are planning to use a part of County right of way and the City would like to know County's feelings about this plan. Please advise as soon as possible. Yours very truly, IWIM M. QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer -Director of Public Works NQ:ob CC: Houser R. Ankrum, City Manager Enc. 1 ANOKA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ANOKA, MINNESOTA E. J. LUNDHEIM, Highway Engineer OFFICE PHONE HA 1-4765 July 25, 1968 Nassim M. Qureshi, P.E. City Engineer -Director of Public Works 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Sir: COUNTY SHOP HA 1-5920 Re: Correspondence dated 7/24/68 W. Service Rd. -Georgetown Apts. This appears to be along a stretch of County State Aid Highway No. 1 which has 100, of Right of Way. The Encroachment appears unnecessary. The Anoka County Highway Department position is in oposition to the suggested encroachment. Yours very truly, aitllu/ "lam_ .J. Lundheim, P.E. County bngineer cc: Harvey Peterson, County CoLmissioner Homer Ankruin, City Manager File 560-3450 CifCy Of 7rijley ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 July 26, 1968 Mr. Maurice Filister Filister Enterprises 1312 East 21st Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Dear Sir: The City Council received your plan revision request on the Georgetown Apartments at their Council Meeting of July 1, 1968. The request received and the plan submitted and considered at the above cited Council Meeting involved an encroachment along a stretch of County Aid Highway No. 1 (East River Road), and as such required County approval. The request was forwarded to the County for their action. Attached is a letter from the Anoka County Highway Department indicating they feel that the encroachment is not necessary and that the Anoka County Highway Department position is in opposition to the suggested encroachment. Since the County Highway Department is in opposition to the encroach- ment, the City Council of the City of Fridley has no alternative but to deny your request for that part of your plan revision that involves encroachment on County Highway 1 (East River Road). FOR THE CITY COUNCIL Very truly yours, Jack 0. Kirkham MAYOR JOK/mis 14 November 29, 1963 "Iayor, Jack J. Kirkham 430 67th Avenue N.L. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Georgetown Apartment Complex Entrance from Last River Road. Dear I=ir. Kirkham, / I have checked the street ligh4 at the above mentioned entrance, it is 250 watts. This is the size of lights we have all along East River Road. Normally, on the x,.qinor streets, the size of the street lights installed is 175 watts. Attached is a copy of the letter which the city has written to .fir. Filister in regard to the improvement of this entrance. Please advise if you have any further comments on this matter. Very truly yours, hlsim ,,i. C�ure-shi, P.F. City Engineer NNQ : bw Enclosure CC: homer R. Ankrum, City 14anager Decariber 3, 1968 Maurice Filistar cl3 FilisterC r zi e 1312 RAwt 21st Street Mitwa "polis, Hi=. 55404 M: Ratrance -a East rivtsr to G*arx*tcAm Aparr=mtc Dear hr. Fi l i ter s A letter Was written to y.su aaTl.iar !,u raid t:3 the bad she?* of this entrance. Enclosod hczvwith is a copy of D the Ki=*.avte Highway Deparumot pm t approving the =Wfl- catim alb With a copy of tins skatch eh -o ius the enntr sapprovsd dea ign. I h e that you will finish this uaYk. as a-a+>n as fe"ible in c=plimce with the Mirm*z na Highway permit. Pleaae call m if you he" any queatims. Y--urr very fitly "Sul M. QUWRI, P.E. City iivoer NMQ tob Ikkc. z CC: li zer J. Ankaum, City Mager Suburban 'int ineexjzg, Lnc. M E M O R A N D U M December 18, 1968 MEMO TO: Mr. Nasim Oureshi City Engineer MEMO FROM: Mr. James D. Gibbs SUBJECT: Filister Georgetown Apartments for bakery shop, barber shop and delicatessen in the basement of the recreation facility in the Georgetown Apartments. Filister requested Council approval to establish what appeared to be a commercial venture in an R-3 zoning. Fridley Code of Ordinance 45.08 #3 allows businesses in R-3 conducted as a servicefor guests thereof and accessible to customers from inside the building. I am of the opinion that considering the Georgetown Apartments as one complete complex, Filister'srequest is within the Code. This is true even though the businesses requested by Filister will be accessible from outside the building. I am of the opinion that the design, location and outside access to the service facilities requested are of such a nature so as to be within the intent of the Ordinance; that is, it is designed primarily as a service to the guests or residents of the Georgetown Apartments. MEhaRANDU11 ,TXO TOa Clarence Belisle, -Building Inspector MMO FRO.Mt Harvey J. McPhee, Public Plealth Sanitarian DA717.s March 3, 1.969 SUBJFM S�v.,irming Pool for Filister Apartmints on Fast River Road. Pools, Inc. (Faker Poole) ma end me t' -is week regarding a permit for this pool* I reviewed the plans some tine ago and utrote a report. There should be a report in your office on it. I a,,,,gved to ap,7,rove the Issuance of a construction pem.it# electrivra permait, and plumbing permit, if they agreed to all Items in ny letter, They did agree although objectmd to K3 circuit guard on the electrical system. ,bey agreed to a notatioh on the copy of the o`flco Mans Lo the e '-,:*ect that thoy woul,,-! emply with all iters in rm, letter and sign thi: notation on the plans. Aenze nake such notation &nd have them sign it before issuing necessary permits. If you can't find the letter, ask 7zene for -nAneo 1 can't find eine, but sbe can undoublAdly find it. Public ?mal th'S.-nitariah Fridley I':card Of 1.11ealth iiaAli ce; Flumbing Ins,,-ector MEMO T0: Building Inspector & Plumbing Inspector MEMO FROM: Harvey J. McPhee MEMO DATE: March 24, 1969 SUBJECT: Filister Georgetown Apartments: Review of Recreational Area 1. It is noted that 6000 cubic feet per minute of fresh make-up air is provided for the pool area with exhaust system removing 6000 cubic feet per minute. I could not find the ceiling height so I was unable to calculate the number of air changes per unit of time, I don't know the amount of glass or other construction around the pool. In order to eliminate dripping and frost they must move air ttlrough the pool area. 2. No sewer line may be within 30 feet of any of the pool suction lines. Any line between 30-50 feet must be cast iron with leaded joints or the equivalent. This needs to be checked and watched. There appears to be sewer lines quite close to the pool and the equipment room pool liners. 3. The saunas must have ceramic tile floors. They will probably want wood walks. I don't like wood but they will want it to prevent burning they say. Benches must be built to provide easy floor cleaning. Do not permit enclosed baser around the wood benches. D4. All toilets must have ceramic tile floors and wainscoting. Sincerely, HARVEY J. MCPHEE Public Health Sanitarian Fridley Board of health HJM/mh Memo To: Hoiiier R. Ankrum, City Manager #69-7-3 Froi Robert D. Aldrich, Fire Prevention Chief Subject: Occupancy of Incompleted Construction Date July 31, 1969 I ►Rade a cursory inspection of the Filister apart:ient complex today, going through the building at 5760 Edst River Road. At the time of my inspection this bulldiug has some units occupied, with occupants on all floors of this three story frame constructed building. I am quite concerned about allowing occupancy in structures that have not been completed and do not provide at least rniniwal levels of safety to the occupants. This building, as it stands today, is deficient in at least two areas that t feet are extremely important to the safety of the D occupants. None of the three stairwells in the building are provided with hand ralis. The main extrance which includes a stairwell and elevator shaft, does not have a protective ralliny at the landing. None of the required fire extinguishloy appliances have been installed in the building. I can understand an owner being anxious to realize a return on his investment and I feel that this can be accomplished. I do feel that we should require rolnimum levels of safety be present before a tenant can occupy any structure, whether it be a multiple dwelling, commercial or an industrial establishment. Any advice you may have in this area would be appreciated. RDA:et cc/ N. Qureshi, City Engineer .11 0. _ _-- CITY OF FRIDLEY • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 PHONE: 560-3450 SUBJECT: W,c'c� C'2rz�`� DATE: IL FOLD — PLEASE REPLY TO SIGNED A/bVPllP� 1SSt> �3TV �V/D'�v 0 o aj S SIC, e r FOLD—�i�'Y / d..C' C. ► (/i �f G' �' �L i^ f'�(� >7 a �- d �' �, � �, c,o -��• y � r �'-� -- �P v� r�` �'c��� ti c ,� �c C t� � u � � _ �-j - G `l DATE SIGNED e- /7—e SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CARBON INTACT PINK COPY 15 RETURNED WITH REPLY. 1 a R 6 July 31, 1969 Mr. George Lentz Federal Hall Apt. 102 582:; East River Road Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. Lentz: I wish to inform you of a curs ry visit, on Saturday, July 26, 1969, to check the condition of the swimming pool. We had received a complaint on it from one of the tenants. The clarity of the pool was good at the time of my visit. The chlorine residual and the p11 was not checked as I did not have a test kit wit:l me at the time. Keen the chlorine at or above 6.5 p.p.m., and tre pH between 7.2 and 7.6 . We are also finding that you should do alkalinity checks on a pool, and this should be maintained at about 100 p.p.m. Proper alkalinity will heli maintain a proper i.H. The hook should be hanging on the fence, and a piece of ro;e should be attached to ti;e life buoy. Don't forget to clean the suntan oils from the tile around the toy) of the Pool. If you wish any assistance, please contact me by calling City hall 560-3450. Sincerely, HJM/mh CC: Maurice Filister Fridley Board of Health I ARE VEY J. MCPHE ' Public Health Sanitarian C. Parking Location �1/a/G9 R -a ZVC%;n0j Gde, All required parking stalls shall be located on the premises to which such requirements apply or on an off-street space distant not more than 500 feet from such premises. Parking Stalls the purpose of this chapter one parking stall shall be not less than 200 square feet in area, with a minimum width of 10 feet, in addition to whatever area is required for satisfactory movement into and out of such stall except that in the case where attendants perform the act of parking in defined and adequate stalls then each such stall shall be considered a parking stall as required herein. E. Off street parking is prohibited in the following areas: 1) Any portion of required front yard 2) Any more than 2/3 of required rear yard 3) Any closer to a lot line than 5 feet 4) Any closer to a main building than 5 feet F. Driveway Requirements ' 1) — A maximum driveway width of 26 feet at the curb opening, excluding the entrance radii can be constructed without the City's ' approval. 2) The edge of -the curb opening shall not be closer to the nearest portion of a street right of way intersection than 75 feet, or 2/3 of the lot width, whichever is smaller. EXCEPTION: Where a "T" intersection exists, a drive may be located opposite the end of the intercepted street. 34 1 4 t �t � � R 3) A minimum driveway angle to the street shall be 60 degrees. 4) The driveway pavement must be S feet from any lot line and the main building. G. Safety The City Engineer can require signs, markings, and traffic control devices as are necessary to promote vehicular and pedestrian safety. �S>arking Stall Designation Marking designating each individual 200 square foot, with a minimum width of 10 feet, parking stall, shall be provided. 2. Parking Ratio Requirements By Use A. Multiple Dwellings 1z off street parking stalls are required for each one bedroom dwelling unit in any dwelling. An additional off street 2 parking stall is required for each bedroom in excess of one in any dwelling unit. B. One parking stall for: 1) Each sleeping accomodation in any auto- mobile court or tourist home and each camp unit in any automobile camp. 2) Each 2 sleeping accomodations in any hotel, boarding house, fraternity or sorority house, or dormitory, in addition to the number of parking stalls required for its dining and entertainment uses. 3) Each 4 seats or similar accomodations in any restaurant,. theatre, auditorium, stadium, church, entertainment use, hall for meetings, dancing or social events, and other use where seats or similar accomodations are provided for gatherings of 6 or more persons. C. No reduction of parking spaces All required parking spaces provided on a lot or in a building shall be unobstructed and useable for the purpose and shall not be reduced. Ed BUILDING STANDARDS -DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF FEBRUARY.18, 1971 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:00 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, Tonco, White MEMBERS ABSENT: Gnerre OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Chief Building Inspector MOTION by Lindblad to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the January 19, 1971 meeting. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A CLAIMS OFFICE LOCATED ON LOT 11, BLOCK 2, COMMERCE PARK, THE SAME BEING 7400 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE CO., 1745 UNIVERSITY AVENUEi ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA 55104.) Mr. Mel Grell and Mr. Dave Moe were present to present the request. Mr. Grell stated that the building would be setback 60 feet as required. A variance had been granted, however, because the building would be smaller than the minimum allowed in a commercial area. The exterior of the building will be brick facing around the entire building. The building will be used for a drive-in claims service. There will be room for two cars inside the building at one time. They will drive in for an estimate which takes about 10 to 20 minutes. There will be no overnight storage of cars. The Board asked what type of shakes they would be using and also if the block on the building would be painted. They stated that they would use hand split cedar shakes and the exterior block would be painted. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of a building permit subject to everything marked in red on the plans including the following stipulations: 1. Concrete curbing must be provided around all blacktop areas with a minimum 10' radius provided on all concrete curbing around islands and entries. Z. All exterior block on the building must be painted. seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried inanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF A CHANGE IN THE BUILDING LOCATIONS FOR PEASE III OF GEORGETOWN APARTMENTS LOCATED AT 5640, 5660, 5680, 5720, AND 5740 EAST RIVER ROAD, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY M URICE F ILISTER, 5750 EAST RIVER Rn'ID., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432.) Mr. Bill Meyer from Suburban Engineering was present to present the request. • Building Standards -Design Control Meeting of February 18, 1971 Page 2 r Mr. Meyer stated that the change in the locations of the buildings was made due to the grade of the property. Also, with the new locations they will be able to make use of the river frontage. The Board informed Mr. Meyer that all the parking spaces would have to be changed from 9' x 20' to 10' x 20' to conform to City code. The Board also said that a complete plot plan would be needed showing the exact position of the buildings from an established point si..:h as the lot line behind the Lynwood Manor Nursing Home. They also said that the drainage should be shown on the final plans. It was also questioned whether there would be enough of a walkway left if the 5' walk was used for a curb stop for parking because of the overhang on the cars. A few other items mentioned to Mr. Meyer were that if there was any exterior refuse storage, it would have to be screened and that the swimming pool would have to be approved by the Health Inspector. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the change in the building locations with the following stipulations to be included in the final plans: 1. All parking spaces be changed to 10' x 20'. 2. That a complete plot plan be submitted showing the exact position of the buildings from an established point such as the lot line behind the Lynwood Manor Nursing Home. 3. That any exterior refuse storage will have to be screened. 4. The swimming pool will have to be approved by the Health Inspector. 5. Concrete curbing must be provided around all blacktop areas with a minimum 10' radius provided on all concrete curbing around islands and entries. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 9:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, r j6'( --1J- ; CAROL CHUDEK Secretary ' ^ U� L/ I•' 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE Gentlemen: 560-3450 �f O 7_rijlc�y ANOKA COUNTY FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 February 20, 1970 Re: Traffic Safety Improvement and Additional. Traffic Lights on East River Road between Interstate No. 694 and Rice Creek Enclosed herewith is a copy of the outline map pre- pared by E. C. Bather & Associates, consulting engineers for Anoka County Highway Department. This is a preliminary plan outline submitted by the County and the actual detail plan will be worked on when the concept has been resolved. Please review the attached plan and pass on your com- ments to me or the County Engineer, Jake Lundheim, Court House, Anoka, Minnesota 55303. Yo rs very truly g4g - QC� NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer -Director of Planning NQ:ob CC: Jake Lundheim, County Engineer Harvey Peterson, County Commissioner c f7e A vQ° 3/3 /* �--"" Ai'OKA C 0 U N T Y COMPREHE'ISIVE HEALTH DEPARTMEINT HEALTH AND SAFETY IISPECTIOJ BUSINESS ;''ME: LEe�- F Z'�ud l��Yr.'1,rc�' 'DA c , , 7/ OPERATOR: cF . .� TELEP,`iOiJt nr.' — 32 _ 3-22/_ 3z AD: KESS : 5-0 ' s ¢ i v 1toAc� TYPE OFIS I.S.- INICIPALITY On this date, this Department made an investigation of the subject facility. The deficiencies noted at this time and the necessary corrective measures are given below. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please feel free to call on us at our offices (Courthouse, Anoka, Minnesota; telephone 421-4760.) Received by: ��' �'"z ��'�-�- � Health Authori ty:47/--! SWI'l'11INS: POOL S"TVEY ^EPnaT Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department aMV of Establishment: / :? ✓ ddress: ,mer 'or Licensee: E2 Telenhone: ddress: -- V Telephone: �. anager or Operator: ddress: �. , - r Telephone: urvey Date: -7 Survey Time: y-r--a� A survey was made of -the above + swimming or. a;adinq nool, and the follo!ainq conditions t4ere found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. Hater Quality- F. Records: ZTarity: Daily Operational Date Disinfectant (ppm): (Chlorine, nH, Clarity): pH Level: Other: Bacteriological: Other: R G. Bather Control: Shor-!ers . , ;. Equipment Operation: Supervision: Pumps,: Communicable Disease: FiItratio — Placecards Displayed: Disinfection: Food Service: Skimmers: Cther: Inlets: Other: H. Weather W Bather Load: ,. Pool Structure: Floors & ttial7s: I. Other: Decks: Ladders & Stairs: Diving Boards: .. _ Other: J. Equipment Enclosure: Location: !Malls, Floors, Ceilings: Lightinn & Heating: i Ventilation: — Plumbing & Drainage: Other: E. Supplemental Facilities: ;' Fencing: Floatline: f Receive d -W/ iscusse !i Life Hook: Showers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: -`�'''• ,�f Other: �`c ea�Vtlh A thori y SWI£1t1INr POOL SUMIEY-71EPORT t' Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department ame of Establishment:` , en 4 ddress: Telephone: �,4ner or Licensee: ; ddress: Te 1 enhone : anager or Operator: ti f L ddress: > > �"% r 4, Telephone: urvey Date: I ? 7 Survey Time. A survey was made of the above swimming or wading nool, and the followinq conditions were found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4750. ,. :!dater Quality: F. Records: C'(ar may: ` Daily Operational Date Disinfectant ppm (Chlorine, pH, Clarity): __ pH Level: Other: Bacteriological: �- Other: G. Bather Control: 'r Sho►•vers :� ;. Equipment Operation: Sur)ervision: Pumps: Communicable Disease: Filtration Placecards Displayed: W f> infection: Food Service: Skimmers: Other: Inlets: Other: . H. ',,leather & Bather Load: C. Pool Structure: Floors & Walls: I. Other:;': Decks: Ladders & Stairs: Diving Boards: Other: ). Equipment Enclosure: Location: o� Walls, Floors, Ceilings: � �Q Lightin'n & Heating: _�' ✓r, Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: E. Supplemental Facilities: Fencing: '/- --c Received- B /Discusse~ Life Hook: Showers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other:�,``ait ►�Au r�ty ame of Establishment: ddress: 5' 5--5 =N SWI'l LING POOL SUPVEY ^SPORT Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department Telenhone:o vmer or Licensee: ddress:3=. ® - �� ` rr �'�'�= Telenhone: 7.2a-- Yacu'o anager or Operator: ddress: 7 t` ' ' Telephone: u — 4 urvey Date: q 7Survey Time: 1 5 Yir A survey was made of the above swimming or wading pool, and the folloelinq conditions were found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, -please call the Health Department at 421-4760. .. Pater Quality: TM— ty : Disinfectant ppm pH Level: Bacterioiogica Other: v Equi ment Operation: Pumps : Filtration: Disinfection: S it i mme rs Inlets: Other: r.. Pool Structure: Floors & Walls: x Decks: - Ladders & Stairs: Divinq Boards- Other: D. Equi ment Enclosure: Location: Walls, Floors, Ceilings: Lightinn & Heating: Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: E. Supplemental Facilities: Fencing: Floatline: Life [look: Showers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other: F. Records: Daily Onerational (Chlorine, pH, Other: Date Clarity): - G. Bather Control: 511-Iers Supervision: Corr^unicable Disease: Placecards Displayed: Food Service: _ Cther: Weather & Bather Load: Lsooi v t� 1 r / j'Futhor-it ( /,pea 3 07 47 A survey was made of the above swimming or wading nool, and the followinq conditions were found. Please correct thO noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. Hater Quality: F. Records: ty: Daily Onerational Date Disinfectant (pDm): SW11TINK POOL SMEY-II.EPORT pH Level: Other: Bacterioloqical: Other: G. Bather Control: Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department E(juipment. Operation: ame of Establishment: 'r r Disease: FiltraTi—oE ddress:Telenhone: Diginfection: Food Service: 3z Cther: Inlets: Other: -4ner -or Licensee: 7' 1 H. !Feather & Bather Load: ddress: 7e 1 enhone: anager or Operator: ddress: Telephone : urvey Date: 7 4;t.� Survey Time: A survey was made of the above swimming or wading nool, and the followinq conditions were found. Please correct thO noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. Hater Quality: F. Records: ty: Daily Onerational Date Disinfectant (pDm): 4W (Chlorine, pli, Clarit%t):_ pH Level: Other: Bacterioloqical: Other: G. Bather Control: Tholvllers .-- E(juipment. Operation: Supervision: Pumps:Communicable Disease: FiltraTi—oE Placecards Displayed: Diginfection: Food Service: Skimmers: Cther: Inlets: Other: H. !Feather & Bather Load: E. Pool Structure: Floors & Walls: Decks: Ladders & Stairs: Diving Boards: Other: Equipment Enclosure: Location: Walls, Floors, Ceilings: Lightin'n & Heating: Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: Supplemental Facilities: Fencing: Floatline: Life Hook: Shourers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other: Other: 2 z heal th orl ty A4ht SWIr?IPl(= POOL SL'PVcY "EW?PT Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department ame of Establishment: .:dress•_,_ t ` i s. Telephone: rner or Licensee: N Jdress: Telephone: naaer or Operator: ddress: Telephone:: r, urvey Date: Survev Time - A survey was made of the above swimming or. v. adi ng nool , and the fol l owi nq conditions ►-aere found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. ! later Oual i tv: F. Records: -CIarity: >J - a' Daily Onerational Date Disinfectant (pori): �,' (Chlorine, pH, Clarity): PH Level: Other: Gacteri o? oai cal: gther: G. Bather Control: Shc Trs : Enuinment Operation.: Sunervision: pumos: Cornunicable [Asease: _ FiIiration: Placecards Displayed: Disinfection: Food Service: Shimmers: Ct ger: . Inlets: _ Other: H. !•'eather & Gather Load: Pool Structure: Floors ;•lolls: vI• Decks: , Ladders S%o.trs: Diving Boards: Other• 1. Equipment Enclosure: Location: Walls, Floors, Cel Ings: Lighting & Heating: Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: Surnlemental Facilities: Fencing: Floatline: �. Life Hook: Showers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other: —�ece� ve��6y/ 1 scusse :.i t:i Putnori ty - Marcii 5, 1971 71 Mr. Jake iundlieim, Anok a County z:ng,I.aicer Anoka County Court house East 'pain Street Anoka, Mia.nesota Dear .ia :e : Lnclosod herewith. you will find L:osol.ution 2 j23-1 )71 adopted by tine Lity Coilic.zl of the City of Fri> l --y on =,arch 1, 1971 requesting tiro County to proceed wits the i;:iiprove rac-nt of East River Road on a modified. basis. Would you please see that this resolution is submitted to t ie i:oaas and bridges Subcofai-rlittec of Anoka County Co missiorers and the County Cu-mr,:issioncrs meating. I would appreciate it if you would advise ne of the County's response in regard to the Council's revues t . tie will be glad to work with you .in regard to t:,,u improtio- tent finally authorized by the County on this sectio;, of last River toad. Hopingto hear a favorable rosponse in re;�,ard to tine Council's request. Yours very truly, City Pl.anrin- ce: larvin i3runsell, Actiir„ city -ager dike O'Bannon, no'4'a Coiinty COtixt:lissioner Bernie Steffens,, County Adr-tinistrator 14WPO f • RESOLUTION NO. 23-1971• RESOLUTION REQUES`T'ING ANOKA COUNTY TO PROCEED WITH THE IMPROVBIENT OF EAST RIVER ROAD BETWEEN INTERSTATE #f694 AND RICE CREEK IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has been concerned about the unsafe driving condition and the high accident record on East River Road; WHEREAS, the City has been working with Anoka County to come up with plans to improve the traffic safety on East River Road; .WHEREAS, the consulting engineer for the County, E.G. Bather and Associates, has submitted a plan for the safety improvement of East River Road from Interstate #694 to Rice Creek; WHEREAS, this plan was presented to -the public at three Public Hearings by the City Council to get the point of view of the citizens living along East River Road and come up with appropriate recommendations for the improvement on East River Road; WHEREAS, the general feeling of the public was not to accept the improvement plan as presented, but see some modifications to the plan; WHEREAS, the County is working to get the approval of the improvement plan under T.O.P.I.C.S. program and get some funds from the Bureau of Public Roads and the State Highway Department for the project; NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved, by the City Council of the City of Fridley that the Anoka County Commissioners are hereby requested to modify the County plan for East River Road improvements to only include the following items and conditions: 1. Provide three fully actuated signals at the Georgetown Apartments, 61st Avenue (School North entrance) and Mississippi Street along with the full development of - -----the-se- intersections. 2. Provide the complete storm sewer system to take care of drainage and icy road conditions on the roadway. 3. The divider between 61st and Mississippi Street be elimin- ated except for the proper chanalization of the traffic at intersections. 4. The house at 100 Rivers Edge Way not be taken to provide the connection between signal and Rivers Edge Way. S. Provide roadway connection and walk ways on the West side of East River Road to provide safe pedestrian access to school property. 6. Acquire the whole property of the gas station on the West side of East River Road for the proper improvement of Mississippi Street intersection. RRSOLUTI.ON NO. 23-1971 7. Provide the roadway improvements as proposed in the plan between Interstate #694 and 61st Avenue. 8. Do not provide Ashton Ave -nue Extension connection to the proposed 61st Avenue signal. AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Anoka County is hereby requested to vigorously pursue the funding of the above improvements from the Federal government under T.O.P.I.C.S. program. ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY - 1971 . TtiIS 1st DAY - - OF _ • March MAYOR - JACK 0. KI1 K,[ 1 ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C BRUNSELL CHANGES IN COUNTY PLAN FOR EAST RIVER ROAD SAFETY & IMPROVEMENTS TO THE BENEFIT OF FRIDLEY RESIDENTS IN THE AREA 1. The road connecting Rivers Edge Way and 62nd Way has been eliminated. 2. Three fully activated signals (at Georgetown Apartment complex, 61st Way, and Mississippi Street) will be installed on East River Road instead of only two as originally proposed. 3. The entrance to Robert Louis Stevenson School has been moved from South of the school to North of the school. 4. The East service road North of Downing Box has been eliminated. 5. The West service road North of the Georgetown Apartment complex has been planned to go straight to 59 1/2 Way instead of going behind the garages. 6. The service road along the Georgetown Apartment complex will be moved further East from the existing location. 7. A signal will be located just North of Interstate #694 at the Georgetown Apartment complex and LaMaur entrances. 8. Additional right of way will not be taken on the West side of East River Road near the new homes which are already close to the roadway. 9. The main traffic lanes will be moved six (6) feet further away from the homes which are closer to East River Road on the West side. Page 2 10. New lighting has been added to brighten the road at night. 11. An extensive storm sewer will be provided to take care of existing drainage problems. 12. Improvements to the side connecting streets will be part of the total project. 13. Connecting roads between Rivers Edge Way and the school entrance will be shifted an additional 5 feet to the East go give the abutting home owner more protection. 14. The City of Fridley's original estimate for the preliminary assessment roll was $476,735.00, the total project cost was $939,161.00. This cost was figured without Federal assistance and with the following conditions the City would pay: A. All work on the service roads. B. All right of way acquisition. C. One half the signal -cost. D. All.drainage improvements. E. All lighting costs. Now we are assured of Federal assistance of fifty per cent. This would cut our costs to less than $250,000.00, but with additional County participation and project modifications our dollar participation has been estimated to be around $100,000.00, which is approximately 10 per cent of the project. The following items have been negotiated with the County: A. All paving on side connecting roads will be charged to the County including Ashton Avenue extension. B. All right of way along East River Road main line including the home at Rivers Edge Way and the gas station acquisition at Mississippi Street will be paid by the County. C. The City will only participate in one of the signals. D. The City will split the cost of the lighting improvement 50-50 with the Federal funds. r. N ion �F�j PROPOSED SIGNAL LOCATION I of PROPOSED O SIGNI L LOCATION O (TMP SIG. EX STING) 2 7L-: v -.. tIER -' .0000 13 po BF e Z -- '_� - ®' �..... e ... �' LIGHTING STORM � 4 1 .� IN MEDIAN 1'SEWER ' K a 12 G N 6; NP RAILWAYS LEGtND ORIGINAL PLAN -°�-- REVISED PLAN t ----»-----t 141ED AN T, L`F TCN N LAi• E R.T. Q S T TUf7%N LA SERVICE -' `- SERA.; ICL ROAD SCALE ISSI551PPI L.T. LXNE TUFrN Li':,Z SERVICE kOAD Fi 4c PhmSrc. T[ UT`TR� Suburban Engineering, Inco lain Office 6875 Mighway To. 65 A E .-Tinneapolis, —Tinnesota 55432 784-6o66 City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attn: Darrel Clark Dear Darrel: &A Office 2oi est 3umsville Cwsstown -Bu4nsville, .JYlinnesola 55378 890=65io Associates .�Robnt 31indel, -CReq. Cny7. C!m. C. Jensen, -CzQeg. Engl. -BauceA. 2ateason, —CRey. en97• C A. (-B.d) -Rathbun, -cReg. Suweyo4 Civil g? .J51unicipal Cngineeting land Su7veyo7s land D.nniny Soil �estiny March 12, 1971 Re: Georgetown Court Phase III Lift Station After several conversations with Fadden Pump Company and yourself, it is our recommendation that a Smith and Loveless 6'6" station with two 2 horse power pumps be utilized in the above location. This is a standard wet well, dry well lift station. The amount of flow to be expected at this location is above the economical range for the ejector type pumps, which would require 5 horse power motors, and would be more expensive. We would appreciate a conformation of this choice at the earliest time possible to facilitate completion of the plans. Thank you. Very truly yours, SUBURBAN ENGINEERING, INC. William K. Meyer, P.E. WKM:mlz STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 717 DELAWARE STREET S. E. MINNEAPOLIS 55440 April 6, 1971 City Council c/o Marvin Brunsell, Clerk City Hall 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, b1innesota 55421 Gentlemen: We are enclosing a copy of our report covering an examination of plans and specifications on water mains for your city. A copy of the identi- fied plans and specifications is also enclosed. If you have any questions in regard to the information contained in this report, please write us. Enclosure cc: Suburban Engineering, Inc. Yours very truly, 'e. Fre erick F. Heisel, Director Division of Environmental Health L17T OF "MDLE`,Y 0431 u'RIVtRSITYAVS, N.E. ECEIVE P� 72" ! i PM 7���A�1��11�1�i11�,314151e April 1E, 1971 Minnesota Pollution Control Anency c/o ''i i l i am Sach l ever 717 Delaware Street Southeast Ninneanolis, Minnesota Dear `":r. Sachlenen: Reference is made to our telenhone conversation of `arch 30, 1971, cancerni m t -he co^mel ai nt about hater nol l uti ren by the Georgetam fnartments (37500 East `'giver ? oad). 4e did investinate, on `arch 3f'!, the re-incrted dis&arne of domestic sewame from the `,eornetomn Amar its to a storm seer. At the tine of tt;is investi^ation, we did discuss this matter with the. ok,!ner, `T. "aurice Fil lis .er. ''r. r-1?lister admItc.ed than on Saturdav, 'taro: 27, 1971, , at annroximately 1^ o'clock P.` . , sewage did back un in a 1,ase nt roomin their anart^ment buildin^. he roori which was annroximately ter, feat by ten feet in size had seviane accumulated to a death of annrcxi~ately ten inches. °.fir. Eillister adm;i tied that he did numn. t�,e setiaoefrm Vic !)asement r!)cm to a near'Wv storm? sewer r,:itn a rrjrn that- he armed and vms on tie rren'ises at the tim. "r. Fillis er indicated that at the time he did not think that there ,as am, alternative procedure he could follow. .After our discussinnn Fillister, he anreed that sh+ ould there FT any future '_acl:_uns orf sewa-pVin his facilities, he will not I-'ischame it to sUNm .�,.crs torVie >urface of t`m around or disrose of it in any -nt':er unsatisfactory method. Enclosed is a cam of our insnection renort. if you have ams questions concerning this matters or if ve clay be of any other service to you, please feel free to call on us. Very truIv Yours, ".chert M. Fut:cMson WI! A s Enc. l - t 414 - --- - - - wry- i - ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- -- June 24, 1971 Mr. Maurice Filister 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Revised Plans Dear Mr. Filister: This letter is to remind you that we are still awaiting revised plane showing the changes and stipulations .that were requested by the Building; Standards -Design Control Subcommittee and the City Council. There will a one week wait after these revised plans are brought in to allow time to check the plans and other material before a permit will be issued. We would also like to remind you that a performance bond equal to the cost of the exterior development will have to be posted before a building permit is issued. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 560-3450. Sincerely, HENRY F. KWCH Chief Building Inspector MI/mh CC: City Engineer City o ?,ritlley ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE Mr. Maurice Filister Georgetown Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Dear Mr. Filister: November 4, 1971 560-3450 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 I would appreciate you acting on this immediately so you will get this recorded on TIME. Otherwise you will be back very disgusted with the City and we cannot act until this Registered Land Survey is RECORDED. If you have questions about the dedications, you had better talk to our Engineer (Nasim Qureshi) before you go on with your recording. Yours truly, Mervin J. Herrmann City Assessor MJH:sw i V December 8, 1971 Georgetown Court Apartments MIN,'? Maurice Fil ister 5800 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota 55421 L Dear Mr. Filister: On December 1, 1971, personnel -of this de". rtment conducted an investigation of the indoor swimmini pool located at the above address. Our investigation revealed that the following ' y conditions exist. 1 The swimming poral has been closed due to the failure of a pump in ti -e water circulation systei. The waters of the+. pool were clear ori �h a very slight green colored F1771 cast. Tke nH level of the 000l was measured at 7.8. The disin- fectant (chlorine) was being €^aintaineU at 4.0 parts per million. Oilr investigation revealed that the following conditions exist, and are in violation of `iinnesota State Board of #Health, Regu- 40 ';f�D 11Li put I is Swi! x;ir!g pools. ' �!7 1. Swianincs pool finish, includipq bottom and sides, strap i)e of white or 1 iolit-col ored material, non- toxic to man, a:ith a smooth finished surface, without cracks or points. 2. Carpeting is not authorized within 10 feet of the pool. a continuous deck, free from fixed obstructions, at least five (5) feel: rr ide shall extend co^;pletely around the pool. The deer, shall slope away from the pool. 3. A, floating life line shall he provided to delineate the w acii€tc, from the swiciming portions of the pool. 4. Instructional signs indicating emergency telephone numbers are to be prominently posted in the pool area and adjacent to the telephone. 5. 11aximum design bather load and pool regulation signs are to be prominently posted in the pool area. I ,'7 Georgetown Court Aoartments ATT is :Maurice iFi l i ster Page 2 . Pool regulations must include the following information: a. Indicate whether a life guard is or is not on duty. b. No running or horse play. c. No plass is allowed in the pool area, including eye classes. d. Showering in the nude, with tempered water and soap prior to entering tree nool. 6. One unit of life saving eguimient is to be located in tete pool area. A unit, of life saving eouioment cons] sts of the following: A ring, Douv not more than 15 inches in diameter and equivalent in weight to a cork bouy, to w0cry is attached a 60 foot ltvqath of 3/16 inch roy)e, a life pole or snepnerd`s crook with a minimum, length of 12 feet, and a separate growing lire of =4 i rca7 robe with a length not less than one and one-- half (112) times Vie maximum width of the pool. 7. Provide an air gap of at least four (4) inches at the sewer drain, located in tine filtration room. 8. Provide an air gap of at least six (4) inches between the fill spout and the flood rim of the pool. 9. Provide a hose bib, back floe preventer for the water line in the filtration roora. 10. Provide and install a mechanical c111orine-feeding device which will maintain a free chlorine residual of 0.5 parts per million through -out the pool waters. Numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 are to be complied with prior to pool being opened to your tenants. Numbers l and 2 are to be conplied with in a ninty (90) day period but no later than Harch 10, 1972. In addition to the above the pool water filtration systei-a should be provided with influent and effluent pressure cauges and a back wash sight glass on the waste discharge line. Sauna bather rules are to be ;rested on or in the immediate vicinity of the saunas. Georgetown Court Apartments ATT11: Maurice Filister Page 3 If you have questions concerning this matter feel free to communicate wi tri us. Sincerely, Richard J. Astrud Public Health Sanitarian RJA/mlo UBURBAN 0� NGINEERINGi ."1 NC. aCivil & Municipal Engineering • Soil Testing Land Surveying • Land Planning Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Main Office 784.6066 6875 Highway No. 65 N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 South Office 890.6510 151 West Burnsville Crosstown Burnsville, Minnesota 55378 June 9, 1972 Attn: Mr. Nasim Qureshi Re: Georgetown Court Apartments City Engineer Gentlemen: The contract for the Phase III construction of sanitary sewer, watermain and storm sewer, and sanitary lift station has been basically completed. The only remaining work is the placement of two concrete surge basins on the ends of the storm sewer along the river. The con- tractor for this work was American Contracting Corp. The work was completed in accordance with the plans and specifica- tions on file in your office. All tests and observations of the work were performed by our company. Personnel from your office were present for the final inspection of the work. We recommend that the sanitary sewer, watermain and sanitary lift station constructed under this project, and the sanitary sewer and water - main previously constructed be accepted by the City for operation and future maintenance, subject to receiving a one year maintenance bond guaranteeing materials and workmanship for the Phase III portion of the system. Upon receipt of this bond, it is requested that any developer's bond presently being held for utilities be released. Sincerely, /SUBURBAN ENGINEERING, INC. William K. Meyer, P.E. WKM:mlz cc/Maurice Filister American Contracting Robert Minder, Reg. Engr. E. A. Rathbun, Reg. Surv. Wm. K. Meyer, Reg. Engr. Wm. E. Jensen, Reg. Engr. John F. Dwyer, Reg. Surv. Francis D. Hagen, Sr., Reg. Engr. December 1, 1972 Maurice Fillister 5750 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Exterior Development Bond For Georgetown Apartments Dear Mr. Fillister: In response to our meeting of November 27, 1972, I've discussed the matter with Darrel Clark and it is felt that the City cannot drop or reduce the bond any further than $5,000 until all work is completed. This is substantiated by the fact that some planting and sodding -as well as some blacktopping and curbing in the parking lot South of the main office has to be completed. There is also some concern about the steep banks where sodding will not be done. It will be necessary D to mulch the slopes or take some protective action to keep heavy erosion from taking place. If you have any questions,fplease feel free to contact Darrel Clark or myself. Siacaxel ' JERROLD L. BOARDMAN Planning Assistant 8LB DEPT. Fridley MISCELLANEOUS REPORT CASE NO. _ i*2;R:) rvature Of report Odem DATE Drowning Place of Occurrence 8-19-73 19 M How received Geo. Apt. Pool. Phone Time and Date of Occurrence OFFICER ASSIGNED M. Reported by COMPLAINA T Walter Ashauer ADDRESS AODRE s 19 Compl. called and said that there Was a ponso drowning at the Gee. Pool. Up= 1' arrival. I found a young victim ung beddde the pool being att to � giving the victim mouth to mouth and external cardiac seas by two r victims Sather that the bap had gone out of the Apt* where they I learned frena the was gone for appraz a half an Naar. An unknown� rears viaiti�ag i� • Zadft pulled the victimfrac the bottom of the person jumped into the pool andand came to the acerae and Pool• The County Cornaaaer t� nctifi� pr°ounced him dead at 1520hra. sad the bow xaa to to Unity morgue by Unity Amb, Victim s Dennis Baldus 7101 84th St. South Parontss Mr. & M". Lsater Baldue Cottage Grove, Minn, nM Bath St. -So WA aloe Kvra_ Cottage Graires, XjzMs FORM I INITIAL COMPLAINT REPORTDEPT. _Fridl ey NO.12982 — TIME RECEIVED ___1h48 RADIO ❑ IN PERSON[] 131 PHONEA MAIL❑ DATE 8-19 __ _M• 7 IQ 3 _ COMPLAINANT Walter Ashauer ADDRESS D R E S S 5800 East River Road ----- -- --_-- -_ LOCATION —_ Geo. Town Apt. Swfmn ing pool --- -- ----------------------------------------- --PHONE OFr (_ER NO. t� ASSIGNED Huss AccidentsDrownings �;MOLAINT _Complainant believes a small boy has drowned N['I"1 ;5 AND ,S. T;ON _ __---See .':isc* report Oden Anokawo County t.f"hensroe Hear Deoarbnent Mowa Enwron.,ental ierwces 72ieDhnne 4-1 4- ,.ounty will rthou se fro Yee• tin.v n.. 0 Anoka County Comoretlenslve Health Depatimett Enwtonmeltai Services Te"none 421-4760 Anoka County Courthouse 325 Easr Maw Street Anoka Minnesota 55303 i C NAME: GATE: -7 ADDRESS: � v ` TELEPHONE: TYPE: NO.: LICE EE: Ile SU BJ. REMARKS: 1 - ;?` a 77- I' CEIVED BY: ALTH AUTHORITY: ff n� i R Anoka County Comprehensive thaith DeMaranent Anoka County Courthouse Environmental Services 325 East Main Street Teteonone 421-4260 Anoka Wnnesota 55303 M F C 1 AME: r7 DATTSE ADDRESS: S 1 TELEPHONE: TYPE: NO.: LICENSEE: SU BJ. a REMARKS: 7 7,51 7 44 � 4 1 r v � /ECEIVED BY: HEALTH AUTHORITY: � ) �/STC k_ ES Anoka County Comotehensrve HeaiC,, Department AnnNa G3onty Courthouse Enwronmentai iervlces 325 East Main Street ' Telephone 421-4766 Anoka_ Minnesota .5303 3 NAME: '_.c'T� � "]�. --E E E ADDRESS: TELEPHONE! . / TYPE: NO.: L I CE N S E E: `�� SUB REM A R K S: RECEIVED BY: ✓y'� HEALTH AUTHORITY: Anoka Countp Comorenens,ve Meaith pePam'Pt Anoka Coant� Courthouse 25 East Mam Street Enr,roomentai Services Anoka. Mxmesota »30.' 560-3450 Ci/ jONCG/1e O ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE November 13, 1973 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 Joseph H. Schanfeld Co. 609 2nd Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420 Re: Development Bond for Maurice Filister- Georgetown Court Apartments (Travelers #1736425) Dear Sirs: The property in question has been completed and the bond can be released. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Sincerely, JERROLD L. BOARDMAN Planning Assistant JLB/de MEMO FRuri : NASIM M. QURESHI City Engineer - Air. Planning - Comm. Dev, SUBJECT: MEMO TO: (Memo No., litters represent name initials) MEMO NO. DS 253 DATE; 11-29-73 Report Before �lllll�lllell�Illllell' 6211-lsssvessels -tsNei Traffic pattern $ signals at Georgetown entrance DATE C Z 7 7.� 3IG1fA?UR9 a RMAItKS 0 See attached Please prepare a detailed layout for a traffic pattern which will connect Georgetown to $ie traffic to t e L 0 0 Review & take appro- north when --- ----- vided with East River Road is pro - --�-- -- p - a signah and � ivi�ers on .� priate action East River Road north of this area. • OXXIeview 6 cadent >- 0 Not4L b discuss with me 0 0 Work with 3- 0 Rush, immediate action desired SIGNATURE NMQ Make reports, w/background CCNENTS material as complete as poss- ble. Make interim report if necessary. Send original "Q memo back only if action is 12-a-' . 0 fully completed. ac �- Z 0 Action completed, no O further review needed F - 0 Further action necessary 0 See attached letter 0 Interim report DATE C Z 7 7.� 3IG1fA?UR9 a i PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CITY OF FRIDLIY (� MEMO TO: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager 0. MEMO FROM: Ralph Volkman, Superintendent of Public Works DATE: January 22, 1974 F� SUBJECT: Answer to Memo #RV -1 - Request for De-icing and Sanding at Georgetown Apartments, by Maurice Filister I have driven through this area with my Foreman, Art Olson, to see how much area we are talking about; also, approxi- mately how much sand and material it will take. We feel this would take approximately one hour of time, and probably one load of sand, The approximate cost to do this job would be $70.00. This would include the material, the man hours and equipment. Please see at- tached estimate from Art Olson, on the figures we have arrived at. These figures are estimated on our cost when we mix nine loads at one time, so we came up with a total for nine loads and divided it. I feel it is a pretty accurate cost. I have also discussed this matter with Dick Sobiech and Darrel. Clark. Some of the comments made were: We would create some liabilities with City trucks on private property. Some of these situations would cause a truck to back up, in order to do the sanding. We would be setting a precedent for other requests, such as: Requests from View Con, Five Sands, Roger Larson and Timbre Ridge apartments; also three trailer courts for the same type of service. From all the evidence that we have gathered and looked over, we do not feel this is a good move for the City. I am requesting that we turn doc4ni this request for sanding the Georgetown Apartment complex. RALPH OLKN14N i Superintendent of Public Works RJ : ik -� --amu -� � � - P— �� Ol r Ile �75 MEMO NO. RV -1 OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER CITY OF FRIDLEY REPORT BY: 1-22-74 TO: RALPH VOLKMAN, PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT FROM: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER DATE: JANUARY 17, 1974 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR DE-ICING AND SANDING IN GEORGETOWN APARTMENTS BY MAURICE FILISTER I received a request from Mr. Filister that he would like to see the possibility of the City going in and de-icing and sanding the areas within his complex. He feels he can take care of the plowing, but he thinks that for a small area, it is not justified for him to have de-icing and sanding equipment. He wants to explore the possibility of paying for the service from the City. Would you please review all the ramifications of this. Work with Darrel and Dick to come up with your recommendations. Thank you for your help. NMQ/ms 560-3450 Cit ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE May 8, 1974 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 Georgetown Apartments c/o Mr. Gene Stillpass 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Swimming Pools Located at 5750 East River Road, 5820 East. River Road, and 5680 East River Road Dear Mr. Stillpass: This letter is to reiterate our conversation of May 6, 1974 and to make clear this departments intensions with regard to the operation and maintenance of the swimming pools at the above addresses. The inspection on that date found the following deficiencies; A. Indoor Pool - 5750 East River Road 3 7 O� If, U.&IF,' 1. Repair or replace the ladder. if,'ec'ez- �J 2. Replace all missing weirs for the skimmers. �~ 3. The sign warning of the lifeguards absence must be displayed in a conspicuous place, e.g. wall across from entrance. 4. The following pieces of lifesaving equipment must be provided and displayed in a conspicuous place; a. One ring buoy not more than 15 inches in diameter with 60 feet of 3/16 inch manila rope or equivalent attached. b. One separate throwing line of 14 inch rope with a length of not less than 14,2 times the maximum width of the pool. C. One life pole or shepherds crook pole with blunt ends and longer than 12 feet. 5. The filter system shall be provided with influent and effluent pressure gauges. Only an influent gauge is presently provided. Georgetown Apartments Page 2 6. A rate of flow indicator reading in gallons per minute shall be installed, preferably on the swimming pool return line, so that the rate of recirculation and backwash rate will be indicated. 7. That section of carpeting that is less than 10 feet from the pools edge will be allowed to remain, provided that it is kept clean, free of all harmful microorganisms and/or any other condition which might be dangerous to the health, safety or welfare of the public. Under no circumstances will the aforementioned carpet, once removed, be replaced with additional carpet. D B. Outdoor Pool - 5820 East River Road p a 1. All previously stated requirements, when applicable, must be met. ffk'-�� S 6 All gates or other entrances into the ` V g pool area must be self-closing t. and controlled by self -latching devices, preferably positioned out of reach of small children, and be capable of being locked. -r' 3. A sign or placard, prominently displayed and stating the rules and regulations of the pool, which also lists the appropriate telephone numbers, e.g. police, fire, ambulance, etc., shall be provided. /n 4. When no lifeguard is present, a sign with clearly legible letters, at least 4 inches high and stating "Warning- No Lifeguard On Duty" shall be provided and displayed conspicuously. Furthermore, this sign shall state "Children shall not use pool without an adult attendance". -y-7Y C. Outdoor Pool - 5680 East River Road 1. All p eviously stated requirements, when applicable, must be met. urt)e re license applications for the above � pp e pools must be completed and returned with the appropriate fee, to the City as soon as possible. Prior to opening any outdoor pool, the above stated requirements and any other conditions dictated by the Fridley City Code, Section 115, Swimming pools, must be met. This department will require that once the outdoor pool is operational and ready for use, an appointment for an opening inspection must be arranged with the Community Development Department (560-3450). Under no conditions can an outdoor swimming pool be opened for use prior to inspection and authorization, by this department.Herz. We are confident in your cooperation with regard to these matters, b t if any questions or problems arise from this letter, please feel free to contact 7ed/7 (� me at 560-3450, Ext. 41. Sincerely, J"e STEVEN XILSON Environmental Officer SJO/mh SPEED MESSAGE FROM -S%E-V 297 T. SUBJECTr�L DATE 19� Lae "SNAP -A -WAY" FORM 44-900 2 -PARTS :1172 WILSON JONES COMPANY • © 1961 • PRINTED IN U.S.A. SPEED MESSAGE TO EOE j ` FROM SUBJECT5Z!�- 7 - DATE ✓ 19 71/ ,c /� SIGNED Gia L1ne "SNAP -AWAY" FORM 44.900 2 -PARTS 7172 WILSON JONES COMPANY • ©1961 • PRINTED IN U.S.A. ADMIN. 1000 3 DEPARTMENT TO FROM SUBJECT: OF PUBLIC WELFARE. Zoning Administration City of Fridley Fridley, Minneeota Linda Knorr Licensing Secretary Licensing Division Zoning Notification Requirements STATE OF MINNESOTA Office Memorandum DATE: October 9, 1974 V' \ This is to notify your office we have received an application for a Group Day Care/Day Activity Center from: GEORGETOWN NURSERY SCHOOL 5750 East River Road Minneapolis, Minnesota Anoka Connty 560-3450 �1 Cit J of 7,rijley ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 '2, 1975 NUL. Maur ice F tisteh F.c,P,t sten t:n tap)L us ens 5750 Fast R.ive)L Road, Fkidtey, M.i,n.neeota 55432 Dean M)L. F.c.Qate)L: On Monday, Septembe)L 15, 1975, I met with you kegand.ing the zewen tine pnobtem�s within youlL apaAtment eomptex. I would tike to eon6iAm ou)L eonvesusation .in which I pointed out the lAobtem3 and you)L ke6pons.ibit ity 6o)L eoAAecting thme p)Lobtems. Thee ane thAee p)Lobtem atceaz : 1. A buken Sour .inch stay tite .6 env.ice to the telt o6 the just entnanee at 5820 FedeAat Hate.. Th,vs moot be dug up and two feet ob ctay tite must be )Le- ptaeed. This now poses tvo pnobtem : A. Heatth p)Lob.t?em. B. In6itttcation o6 .6tonm wateA 6nom the )Loo6 downspout next the broken pipe. 2. Homemade stonm catch bad,in upped ,into the aan i tat y 6 ewe)L .eine ways pf2ugged by u6 once, but it is .stc et teaFi i.ng. This catch baz.in "mu6t be fitted with eoncAete to above the outZet pipe. Storm wate)L i,6 not allowed .in sani taAy zewen .eines aceond.ing to City Code 402,19. The tocation is 5820 Fedetat Hatt at the )Lean southeast eonneA o6 the bu.i td ing . 3. Afro, at 5820 Fedenat Hatt, )Lean doutheazt eo)LneA o6 the buitd.ing and thixty- 4ive beet .6outh o6 the .6an-i tatty manhole, you have a broken zan,i tOAy beweA. tine - might whe)Le the wate)L tine bon the 6 tce hyd)Lant cAoz.6 e6 the Asan i taAy -eine. We beet there -us a pipe 06 some .6 okt that has bnok.en the .eine, and " now .eying .in the .eine obst)Lucti.ng the 6tow o6 your 6eweA tine. We suggest that you have this Aepai&ed be6one you have zome very sen.iou6 pnobtems with a eweA backups. I am Aeque�sti.ng that tfii�6 work be eompteted wtith ten (10) days 6nom SeptembeA 24, 1975. S.ineeAt e y, RALPH VOLKMAN SupeA intendent o � Pub.e i.e [Uo tk s RV: ik cc: R,ichand Sob.ieeh, Pubtic Ula tk�s DiAec ton October 15, 1975 Mr. Steven Olson City Inspector City of Fridley (571-3450) 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Sir: My comments/complaints pertain to the recreation building; that is part of the Georgetown Apartment complex on East River Road. Sometime in mid September I contacted the City Offices in Fridley inquiring about the regulations regarding swimming pools in the city. I was informed that pools and recreation buildings are inspected before opening each year. (In reference to the indoor pool located in the recreation building; - it is closed each year during the summer months). I was informed pools cannot open unless they meet regulations. In other words, presently there are no outstanding; violations or tickets issued to the owners and operators of. Georgetown Apartments, to upgrade or make improvements. On this date, the 15th of October, I again called the City Offices to clarify that I was given correct information. Again I was told pools are not permitted to open unless they meet the approval of the city inspector. Following is a list of conditions/comments/observations I have made: 1. Fail to comply with general requirements.— 2. Fail to provide proper lifesaving and first aid equipment (continued) C/ page 2 3. Failure to properly maintain pool area and locker and �/ exercise rooms -1 S� "�'ry t,�`�o ��`s :v d ��c� Vie. 4. Chemical Storage UNSAFE (open containers of cleaning fluid in pool are d entr nce to the recreation building) �f 5. Inadequate Heating of pool water and room temperature 6. Structual hazard defects ( broken and splintered boards in the women and men's saunas ) (broken exercise�-quipment) X1.4- _� 7. Inadequate maintenance (wet carpet in the pool and locker room areas) ;t,Fi 6-0'y.,,z4 �� iv , 8. Faulty weather protection (when it rains, the cei ing tiles in the pool room leak into the pool water) 9. Signs are not posted. Failure to post "no smoking" signs. Fail re to supply adequate ashtrays 1 10. Wase receptacles not clean or sanitary Does the City of Fridley lack the personnel to inspect pools in the city? Do the list of pool regulations need an inspection or an upgrading? Since I am a resident of Georgetown and paying my rent which in a part is taxes for the city - I feel the recreation building at Georgetown complex should be "re - inspected". My understanding is that names are kept confidential and by signing this letter I will not discredit myself in any way. Georgetown Apartments and Recreation Building are located at 5600-5800 East River Road, Fridle,y,MN cc:Action News WCCO Television �� 2 111f -- Minneapolis, 55402 Thank You for ,your attention, R. Johnson .vs `u07url .? Wauuay 'irravaaurs gumvvap1umav vnai vcr� 7P77W MIDA not; �VVVJ T?''q� apurrIav uU009DAvy prnaya cr-ava,�crr 09 -0,1 tau vava rr ppp0'001, a Ml1 •pcm�av �t Mff Yo moun aff vaprcruaoav an 7? 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Val -vrfl u pa�uav T aclvzo i, v rp n vo (pp •c; l c�'11 iap an;r -/? raq ppnpap •papun av ;n- malrD mff W7m aav6n tau ap Z 'vaAanay 'punYav rr�Od fi�7b aav �r�Waw �c, 2161 z;M &DA Ad) ;Or -06) �G 09LS Yo f n-rx Ol ' •v�' v"cI '� uc'aY um Z va7v-q7� •�� vua� 7Dvondvn'zrr�}0"vrc.r� 6wv? O S vat vat . n� 'vlfl LL6ror I:I SSS ���:'!V `c'?7' rrauzrN✓ �voN •aA� �uaaur� p/,yz MEMO TO: MEMO FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: All .,r4,1 715�_ * /,.,) Virgil Herrick, City Attorney Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director April 28, 1978 Interpretation of Swimming Pool License Fees Attached please find Ordinance 615 which indicates the'fees for swimming pool inspections. The ordinance calls for a certain fee for a pool at a particular location. Recently swimming pool inspections took place at the Georgetown Apartment complex. The Georgetown complex has four pools; one inside a building, one outside pool, and another pool inside a building together with an adjacent wading pool. We have charged the Georgetown complex for inspections of three pools and for the second pool at the same location. The apartment owner believes that all the pools are at the same location and therefore should not be charged as the City has noted. Could you please comment regarding what is determined to be a swimming pool "at the same location"? Our interpretation to date has been that a swimming pool location is determined by the en- closure. If one pool is within an enclosure; i.e. inside a building or fence, that is the location, whether there is another pool on the same premises or not. Our interpretation has led us to the conclusion that Georgetown complex has pools in three different enclosures, therefore three different loca- tions. I would appreciate your response as soon as possible since the complex owner has been sent an invoice for the inspection fees. RNS/jm Attachment 5/2/78 - Discussed above item with Virg the 1st of May, and he indicated that�,the City's interpretation to date is not correct. Swimming pools at a location should mean on the same premises, therefore, in the Georgetown matter, all ao;�.. pools are on the same premises, so we can only charge a base fee for one outdoor pool and one indoor pool with any additional at the reduced rate. DS/jm cc: Darrel Steve f ME110 TO: John G. Flora, Director Public Works MEMO FROM: Darrel Clark, Chief Building Official MEMO DATE: April 4, 1980 REGARDING: Mother's Answer - Day Care Center, 5750 East River Road N.E. In response to the notification from the State of Minnesota with reference to the Mother's Answer day care center, I offer the following information; This is going to take place in a room of the existing recreation building serving the Georgetown Court Apartment Complex. The room has a direct exit to the outside and there are sanitary facilities for both sexes. This building will lend itself for this type of use. We have notified Polly Nelson, Licensing Consultant, for the State that the location of this facility is on the Mississippi River and that a fence to prevent the wandering of children to the river would be necessary. DGC/mh ATTACH: 1 -Notification from Public Welfare Dept. CC: Ms. Janet Fickett, 1468 - 97th Avenue N.W. ADO, IN 1000 (Rev. 1/78) SF -0000"1 DEPARTMENT Public Welfare TO Zoning Administration Office City of Fridley, Minnesota 55433 FROM Polly Nelson Licensing Consultant SUBJECT: Zoning Notification Requirements STATE OF MINNESOTA �? r° �s Office Memoran um DATE: March 31, 1980 PHONE: 296-0262 This is to notify your office we have received an application for a Group Day Care Center from: Mother's Answer 5750 Fast River Road Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Anoka County Kathaleen Vikesland 757-4491 Janet Ficke t t 757-4482 23 children 22 thru 12 years of age According to Minnesota Statute 245.812, a license shall not be issued until at least 30 days after this notification. PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 TELEPHONE ( 612)571-3450 Ms. Polly Nelson Dept. of Public Welfare, Licensing Div. Centennial Office Building St. Paul, MN 55155 Re: Mother's Answer - Day Care Center, 5750 East River Road N.E. Dear Ms. Nelson: Please be advised that on April 23, 1980 a reinspection of the Mother's Answer Day Care Center at 5750 East River Road N.E. was made. It has been determined that the area to be used for the day care center does meet the requirements for E-3 occupancy and that they have been told to start the center at any time. If you have any questions on this matter, please call on me at 571-3450. Sincerely, DARREL G. CLARK Chief Building Official DGC/mh CC: Ms. Janet Fickett, 146$ - 97th Avenue N.W. CITY OF FRIDLEY 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Telephone: 571-3450 60 TO LJ Please return INVOICE with vour remittance NO STATEMENT WILL BE SENT. INVOICE## INVOICE DATE Amount Enclosed ITEM CITY CODE NO. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 7 20 copies $.25 PostarTe & Handling White copy — return City of Fridley — Yellow copy Acct. Dept — Pink copy Cashier's Copy — Goldenrod Customer Copy ATTENTION OF: CITY OF FRIDLEY -1 To r Mr. Joseph B. Marshall 6431 University N. E. Minneapolis Minn. 5542Y 32 Marshall and Associates, P.A. 6124, W-3450 9205 Lexington Avenue North L Circle Pines, MN 55014 -� SUBJECT Georgetown Apt. Building Pool, 5750 East River Road DATE November 6, 1984 Enclosed are copies of documents frau our files concerning the above noted pool. If you have any questions concerning these documents, please feel free to contact me at 571-3450, ext. 170. S eve Olson, R.S. Environmental Officer SIGNATURE REPLY: DATE SIGNATURE OKIGINATOR - DETACH AND RETAIN MARSHALL AND ASSOCIATES, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 9205 LEXINGTON AVENUE NORTH CIRCLE PINES, MINNESOTA 55014 (612) 784-0890 October 4, 1984 Mr. Steve Olson Public Works Department City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, M14 55432 Dear Mr. Olson: As per our September 19, 1984, telephone conversation I make this written request for the following: 1. The file contents on the pool located at the Georgetown Apartment Building between 5780 and 5820 East River Road, Fridley, Minnesota, which was installed sometime in 1968. 2. Any information not already in this file on pool safety regulations and other related matters. Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation. If there are any expenses associated with this request, please be assured that they will be promptly paid upon receipt of your invoice. If you have any questions or concerns about this request, please do not hesitate to contact me. Verb truly yours, seph B. Marshall ttorney at Law c: Julia Strozyk JBM/EAH/db C918-001 CJ MEMORANDUM ./ ' M -:O TO: Clarence Belisle, Puilding Inspector 1 1'O rR01A: Harvey J. McPhee, Public Health Sanitarian DATE: March 3, 1969 SUBJECT: Swimming Fool for Filister Apartments on East River Road. Pools, Inc. (Baker Pools) called me this Week regarding a permit for this pool. I reviewed the plans some time ago and wrote a report. There should be a report in your office on it. I a, -,reed to approve the issuance of a construction permit, electrical permit, and plumbing permit, if they agreed to all items in my letter. They did agree although objected to a circuit guard on the electrical system. They agreed to a notation on the copy of the o'fice plans to the effect that they woul- comply with all items in my letter and sign the notation on the -dans. Please make such notation an-. have them sign it before issuing necessary permits. If you can't find the letter, ask Rene for mine. I can't find mine, but she can undoubtedly find it. Hh?iTEY J H. Public HeXPS-aj terian Fridley board Of Fealth Ha-/kl j cc: Plumbing Inspector / Z{_•/ S -7L F1 No, em'..er 23, 19U; Mr. Ksurice Filister Filister Enterprises 1312 E-�9t 21st Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Dia: Sir: The Board of lk,clth has reviewed the plans and specifications Novcober 10. 1468 for the C•corgctoe:n Apartments. ihv folIcr in` items wust be given attention ani shall becacnt c.:r:cc ti >n or auditions to the plans and spCcificatioas for them proposeu pool. D (1) A aite murve:y crust be made p.ior to any vorh. Plear.c cni: Aty l;a,:l, 560-3450 and make an appaintc*nt for such a survey on a Sato i.r,y city rn?_ n. (2) 'file distance between toe edge of the to,) :)f th, divinh botir.11 as the sidevall val' Of the po.:l is just over five feet. The prol contractor is accti-2AtLd with the requir_d distances. (3) Separate all ski=xx: liaas to E valved manifold in the equip:ac,._ room. (4) Divide return liner into at lcaat tuo seta, the thrc•_ inlei:: ou the sha/los., portion and the three inlets in Lho see,, and trausiti,)n me e. r _{5) P:ovidr a safety circuit breaker on pool electrical systcr.. (6) The plans indicate that the r,001 coaciact,.;: is not responsiblz fc,r the pool deed. ke can only assure that the owner will provide the deci:. Vw deck width of three feet at the shzIl3c- ead is quite narron.. What about pool fencing° i:c need asauraacc th;:t the pool •ill bL yid. . tr:cted- The glens do not shoe a fence: execf't neation is cede UVIL .;. general specifications and no,,ts. Y .. .4 No, em'..er 23, 19U; Mr. Ksurice Filister Filister Enterprises 1312 E-�9t 21st Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Dia: Sir: The Board of lk,clth has reviewed the plans and specifications Novcober 10. 1468 for the C•corgctoe:n Apartments. ihv folIcr in` items wust be given attention ani shall becacnt c.:r:cc ti >n or auditions to the plans and spCcificatioas for them proposeu pool. D (1) A aite murve:y crust be made p.ior to any vorh. Plear.c cni: Aty l;a,:l, 560-3450 and make an appaintc*nt for such a survey on a Sato i.r,y city rn?_ n. (2) 'file distance between toe edge of the to,) :)f th, divinh botir.11 as the sidevall val' Of the po.:l is just over five feet. The prol contractor is accti-2AtLd with the requir_d distances. (3) Separate all ski=xx: liaas to E valved manifold in the equip:ac,._ room. (4) Divide return liner into at lcaat tuo seta, the thrc•_ inlei:: ou the sha/los., portion and the three inlets in Lho see,, and trausiti,)n me e. r _{5) P:ovidr a safety circuit breaker on pool electrical systcr.. (6) The plans indicate that the r,001 coaciact,.;: is not responsiblz fc,r the pool deed. ke can only assure that the owner will provide the deci:. Vw deck width of three feet at the shzIl3c- ead is quite narron.. What about pool fencing° i:c need asauraacc th;:t the pool •ill bL yid. . tr:cted- The glens do not shoe a fence: execf't neation is cede UVIL .;. general specifications and no,,ts. City of Fridley, Minn. 11'° x'723 BUILDING PERMIT Date: may 10, 1%8 Owner; Maurice Mister BuUdWr Address 5800 East River Road Address No. -�r55�800 a_g� Lot 42 00; t Block Corner Lot Inside Lot Sewer Elevation — Fools, Inc. 229 West 60th 8t. Minneapolis, Minnesota LOCATION OF BUILDING East Liver load part of Lot . ud . Sub. #78 Addition or Sub -Division — Setback — sideyard Foundation Elevation DESCRIPTION OF BUILDING To be Used as: 3916" a 32'9" Svissaing Yool Front Depth Height sq. Ft. Cu. Ft. Front Depth Height Sq. rt. Cu. Ft. Type of Construction Guait• Est. Cort _ 37.E To be Completed June 1, 1968 Subject to fencing, no sever connection to saaitary sever and final electrical approval. In consideration of the issuance to me of a permit to construct the building described above I agree to do the proposed work in accordance with the description above set forth and in compliance with all provisions of ordinances of the city of Fridley. In consideration of the payment of a fee of $ 44.0 permit L hereby granted to Fools, Inc. to construct the building or addition as described above. This permit is granted upon the express condition that theperson to whom it is granted and his agents, employees and workmen, in all work done in, around and upon said building, or any part thereof, shall conform in all respects to the ordinances of Fridley, Minnesota regarding location, construction, alteration, maintenance, repair and moving of buildings within the city limits and this permit may be revoked at any time upon violation of any of the provisions of Baalldd ordinanoes. Building Inspector Clarence Belisle NOTICE Uk pwwh dou so mm Lia 4 IwaimWe far vrNM, mss, to iaaAls, WWW w –now M aa» w sae do 5WMias kwed r fw opwaM I fay &m bms. .1 RLC,LILAI: COU;:C I L MELTING, MAY 6. 1963 VAG:: 25 itECl')Vli:G 111E I-M:LI1I:S OF THE BUILDING STANMARDS - DESIGN: CONTROL SUI',C0;ii.;I1TLL• FiEI7Il:G O: APRIL 24, 1968: I. C0;.SIDLRI;TJ0N OF A RFQLIrS_i FON: CO;;SE�UC'EIOi: OF A METAL F!i['I;IGP►T10`: l'L/�F;E -- - -- --- -- --- - - ----------- --_ !1fI'i;UXIf�'1fFl.l' 100_' X 1SO 0;: t-O*IS 20 & 21, GLOCK 2, COi•;i•!ERCE PARK_.- (RLWEST BY L.14 -J. CO'". -PAN), INC., 1011 VEST 80th ST., BLOOI•lINI(TON It was pointed out that the Council has already seen this request at the April 29, 192 meeting. It M'S ag1TCd to concur With the Building Standards Design Control SubconmiAtce's reco:,.-xndations and add that the blacktopping will be 5' west o the east property line and have precast concrete curbs, and authorize issuance o-� building pelw-it ►-Ath these exceptions. 2. REC_O;:SMI RP.TIO;I Or A SllIi : I;;G POOL AT THE GEOPM-101.!N COU'fl /,i'_A"Ti•iENTS, a Ilt-F' RCFLS �i2(►0 M!? �!/00, AU(IiTQ;;'S SUh�)11'1S10�J f � (11,11:.iiULS1 f;l'--�•i URICE. In ans►rs•r to Councilman Shericizn's question as to where the ►•iter ►•rill go, �. the City Eng i neer replied thzA it uoul d go into the river. F}� MOTION by Councili-mn Licbl to auihorire issuing a building p^•rail.— subject to the entire 4800 square feet of pool arca being enclosed by a 41' foot fence. Seconded by Couiiciln: r Shei"idi:n. Upon a voice vote, all voi i -Ig ayo, Mayor hll-LIl xi ftclarezi, the lil;)tlt)ll Citi 1"1Cd uneni,101'sly. 3. CO: SIO::i:i'.rl('.; Or A l:L.UU; S -I 10 i;0:'E 2 GElR._GFS ERO'.1 2.60 LOi:GFLI.I.O;•: 102?1 I1)/5_ -_.73rd TO 63:)0 P]Ei;CF: M;1YM! by COu�rAn Shccridan to conc►'r with the Building Ste.ndl&j-ds Dcsiarl Control Suhco:,r-.-jitice ►•ritil the additional regticst that the to he locilie;l cn 63:0 Pierce is to use shinr.les to match the house. Second_d by COUncilic::ll Si:::1L'0lson. Upon a VOiCC vote, Councilm:in Hi:rris votinr. ney, t11C' illotion Carricd. 4. COi:SI I`EiJt-i 10;' Or- A F;L rl1EST TO CU;:STl:UCT A;l l{PF,r; Ef ;ci:T BUILDING 11 U;:] T S �- - -- - ( ) I1�J f:-3 1)ISiItICT, IO -IS 30, 31, 32., 33, 34, i',LON 6, FRIDLEY Fel;:?f; 11U:il`i10:;, �fflE t/,'�E E;i l�iG G!, 1,1--E1`;ST _:-it'LfZ The City Enyinci r explained the Suhco7'.iittce's recor,.::.cndations and th&t this apartlilenf hDusc ►:cold hi :,e access on East Fiver Road. M01I0i11 by Councilr:an Lie.)l to concur with the building Standards Desinn Control Su5CUKI-lit-L(e's recomc,ondati0lls and add an Item "h" requiring Curl)Mj of parking lot and drivcv.ay. i•iotion seconded by Councilman Shcridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, i•iayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION: by COLInCilman Sheridan to receive the i•iinutes of the Building Star;d,.rds Design Control Subccr,-.;ittee i•.eeting of April 24, 1968". Seconded and UE101-1 a voice vote, all voting aye, i•;ayor Ki rl:hz:rl declared the motion carried unanii-IMI'Sly. J� • �,, i •'� SUI'VINr, Pr -10L SUPYEY "EPPRT Anoka County Comorehensive Health Department ame of Establishment: !�%� :•� �'�j�, ,e..l}�, ddress• 5�1;0 =,, , Y / Telephone: - 3.2 aner or Licensee: questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. ddress : -1 !• 4e .�' .- 01,. i.. , �.� �. Te l erhone : — anager or Operator: T ptl Level: /. • �: ddress: 57> re Telephone: urvey Date: i 7 1 L,4., �.,,.� %:� Survev Time: 3 A survey was made of the above swimming or wadinq pool, and the followinq conditions were found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. .. Hater Quality: F. Records Clarity: s. bails Onerational Date Disinfectant ppm : (Chlorine, nil, Clarity): ptl Level: /. • �: T— Other: Bacterioloalca : Other: G. bather Control: Slh o� ,e rs 3. Evuin-oent Overatioa: Su!tirvision �ur-:ps: CoMunica�le Disease: Filtration Placecares Disolaved: Ui,intection: Food Service: S!:inmers: Cts er: Inlets: Cther: H. Weather & Bather Lnad: Pool Structure: Mors u' Wall—s: I. Other:_. Decks: Ladders & Stairs: ��, �;.,,., ,� ' -,.- .. .✓_ ;��...: Diving Boards: _ Other: )• Equipment Enclosure: Location: Walls, Floors, Ceilings: 74 6; 0�`� Lighting & Heating: Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: E. Supplemental Facilities: - encinn: Floatline: r -'"�eceivev iscussecT''i�'' Life Hook: Showers & Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other:� ;-Health j --,u) purit' y SWI!B?ING PDOL SUNCY "Epf!RT Anoka County Coii-norehensive Health Department we of Establishment: :dress: Telephone• i 1 mer or Licensee: ddress: ` Telenhone: r.naner or Operator: `/�- a <' ddress:,r �C.• �� / is Zo. f 1 Telephone: b u rvey Date: / OV Survev Time: A survey was made of the above swimming or -wading nool, and the follaling conditions were found. Please correct the noted unsatisfactory condition as indicated. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at 421-4760. / .re / (?*1r:5 t< Vater Quality: Disinfectant (porgy). - pH Level: Bacteriolooica : Other: Enuig+�ent Operation: i;Fps : Filtration: Disinfection: Skimmers. Inlets: Other: Pool Structure: Floors 1% �as Y Decks: �' + -." , r Ladders & Stairs: Divinq Boards: Other: ). Equipment Enclosure: Location: Walls, Floors, Ceilings: Lighting & Heating: Ventilation: Plumbing & Drainage: Other: Supplemental Facilities: Fencing: Floatline: �. Life Hook: Showers &'Toilets: Dressing Rooms: Other: F. Records: Daily Operational Date (Chlorine, pii, Clarity): Other: G. B2ther Control: Shc !ers . Sunervis1on: CoMunicable Lisease: _ Placecards Displayed:_;, Food Service: Cther: H. Feather u Bather Load: I. Other: t• t _r Received y i scusse !Jit!' ea nth Authority //c 4"I. , . it ~ ' �—. w~=���w��o�w�w, fts r�*�"^z~~ — c�~�= o ft Awma Camp Cmonow stye Meet* Dow"at Enwoo—vial S"Ces Teomme 421440 Aaau Cowty CatlMou 3n Eas; w -P Sneer Aro►a Abowesra Sim . H M / G NAMIE: OATC' AODREff- TELtPHOMt TYPE! MO.: L_I C tZU . weal S.I. REMARKS IMI fig 7 - j ow a, RECEIVED BY: HEALTH AUTHORITY: ✓ �` MO r A Hou COWS Cowcroosive Mullh DOWNst pifts Canty corlmo t E+wr"W:r Semces Ess. "t, Street Taame 42:-4760 "a Oren SM, M i ttM �iME r� DATE "2`r YAM ADDRESS S �i%-3.zc�Cr TELEpHOHE ' TYPE: HD.: LlCEHSEE suu. w EM AAKS- � ,o 15— J zld,:wj t 7 �{ z 4 ECEIVED My; HEALTH AVTHOr117T� DEP; Fridley MISCELLANEOUS REPORT �ep;x� recewt y _ Odom OAT[ 8-19-73 19 M How recewa Phow OFFICER ASslr_nrcn C Halter Ashaner U �V d: urea report Drowning Place or Occunenc! Geo. Apt. Pool. T ime antl Date of DCCYrrtnc* 11.1,A M• Reportt0 DY -_CMM)2 - >DDkE 5 CASE NO. 1?9 ? 19 Camel. called and said that there was a pose. drowni NV arrival I foand a 7o�`-g victim n8 at the Gao.l�n Pool. Up= bedide the pool being attm "d to by t! -o part giving the victim mouth to month and external cardiac aasoa --� yo lrictims father that the bap had gone out of the Apt. Wa Gre the I were t5rra tbs was gone four apprax a halt an hcar. An unknown son um they vers Visiti �'c! ptitlled the Victim from the bot tan of the Pool- Pte' �tO'3 pial r^d and came to the scene and Po Ths Crvatp Cornraer a: s n9tizi.cd Unity morgue prounced him dead at ]s20hrs, and the body fres ts.'�� tq Su by Unity Amb. Victim : Dennis Baldus 7101 8itth St. South Parents: Ir. & rrs. I.catar Baldr.,a Cottage aroves Minn. tloa. 84th St. so WRA %we Kvra_ Cott" Gra"." ?si.an. INITIAL COMPLAINT REPORT Q DEPT._Fridley No. 12982 TIr[ RECEIVED,'.1-v _ �—M' Q�_,A .A0.0 ❑ IM oC.SOriJ __ •r ►HOM[ r.rAil❑ DATE ri,� 73 ADDRESS I rOr+OLA1NAN• Halter Ashauer 5800 East River Road - — - ------ __ toCAT ON _ Geo. Town Apt. Swimi,ing pool - --- --- ER - -- PHONE NO. Jcr A:S ,NED Huss Public Accidents - Drownings •y'.AINT Ccrnplainant believes a small boy U3 drowned AN C, �., ---See "isc. report Oden zl� 560.3450 cif J r� o ile . ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE May 8, 1974 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 Georgetown Apartments C/o Mr. Gene Stillpass 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Swimming Pools Located at 5750 East River Road, 5820 East River Road, and 5680 East River Road Dear Mr. Stillpass: This letter is to reiterate our conversation of May 6, 1974 and to make clear this departments intensions with regard to the operation and maintenance of the swimming pools at the above addresses. The inspection on that date found the following deficiencies; A. Indoor Pool - 5750 East River Road / 37 /� ��J O�7' I. Repair or replace the ladder. 2. Replace all missing weirs for the skimmers. 3. The sign warning of the lifeguards absence must be displayed in a conspicuous place, e.g. wall across from entrance. 4. The following pieces of lifesaving equipment must be provided and displayed in a conspicuous place; a. One ring buoy not more than 15 inches in diameter with 60 feet of 3/16 inch manila rope or equivalent attached. b. One separate throwing line of k inch rope with a length of not less than 1� times the maximum width of the pool. c. One life pole or shepherds crook pole with blunt ends and longer than 12 feet. 5. The filter system shall be provided with influent and effluent pressure gauges. Only an influent gauge is presently provided. 01 Georgetown Apartments Page 2 6. A rate of flow indicator reading in gallons per minute shall be installed, preferably on the swimming pool return line, so that the rate of recirculation and backwash rate will be indicated. 7. That section of carpeting that is less than 10 feet from the pools edge will be allowed to remain, provided that it is kept clean, free of all harmful microorganisms and/or any other condition which might be dangerous to the health, safety or welfare of the public. Under no circumstances will the aforementioned carpet, once removed, be replaced with additional carpet. C, D B. Outdoor Pool - 5820 East River Road ��7 O p o 1. All previously stated requirements,when applicable, All and of must be met. gates or other entrances into theself-closingli1~�*^r 9 pool area must be controlled by self -latching devices, preferably positioned out reach of small children, and be capable of being locked.jIr 3. A sign or placard, prominently displayed and stating the rules and ✓ regulations of the pool, which also lists the appropriate telephone numbers, e.g. police, fire, ambulance, etc., shall be provided. ((14. When no lifeguard is present, a sign with clearly legible letters, U�{ at least 4 inches high and stating "Warning- No Lifeguard On Duty" shall be provided and displayed conspicuously. Furthermore, this sign shall state "Children shall not use pool without an adult i �Q attendance". 6 3-7y 7 O 7- rjO ,�� C. Outdoor Pool - 5680 East River Road 2, / 1. All p fs iously stated requirements, when applicable, must be met &Urtwlefrmore, license applications for the above pools must be completed and returned with the appropriate fee, to the City as soon as possible. Prior to opening any outdoor pool, the above stated requirements and any other conditions dictated by the Fridley City Code, Section 115, Swimming pools, must be met. This department will require that once the outdoor pool is operational and ready for use, an appointment for an opening inspection must be arranged with the Community Development Department (560-3450). Under no conditions can an outdoor swimming pool be opened for use prior to inspection and authorization by this department. We are confident in your cooperation with regard to these matters, bait if any questions or problems arise from this letter, please feel free to contact v,,:17 (' me at 560-3450, Ext. 41. Sincerely, d",d) STEVEN X TLSON Environmental Officer SJO/mh SPEED MESSAGE 'TO FROM 5- v e - --c T;2�11'p-li-e7 A, 5�-!p SUBJECT - DATE pwc SIGNED---- r. -A T,.I c V. : - , 4.. Cot rAr T5 1 172 ' c .hv - I . , I• pr V. 6 S AL SPEED MESSAGE TO EO E ` FROM r7c -rte �.OGSsH v is iFrT s� µ Z 1� s �- '� �• — DATE -7kA 79 SIGNED --- �G,� M..: h :C �[` (CY/•hl • Y IGS' • fP'•:[( Ih U 5 [172 N° 54960 Building Job Report 5St° _ADDRESS — E . Imo. C; - , - OWNER BUILDER DATE ILL -72 PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT 2 M 1� P-It'\a o o-rs; OWNER - REP INSPECTOR PJl55476 Building Job Report ADDRESS OWNER BUILDER DATE >5 PERMIT NO DESCRIPTION 1GJ INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT 2,P O 7-7 61 OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR N° 55459 Building Job Report ADDRESS S.Pv0 �! �-�'-2�•I�f' o OWNER BUILDER DATE?I- -! Q PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION .� r � & Ie r tj D INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT �3.V �-�-S ►. o G�- T Czi V r � f y S OWNER -REP. INSPECTOR N°55487) Building Job Report a ADDRESS OWNER BUILDER DATE 7- 9, -7,jj /PERMIT NO n DESCRIPTION INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT 7- -7• 4 —/O-�1 cf' LIED OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR N° X55968 Building Job Report ADDRESSJJ•2. OWNER BUILDER DATE _ ,.%I PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION i�%!? .moi c ilLilc� INSPECTION RECORD j DATE 7 REPORT y 1 OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR 1 N! 155683 Building Job Report ADDRESS 5TC2j croe- OWNER BUILDER ' DATE F_ 7--)'7 PERMIT NO. y DESCRIPTION TE Lru a INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT &N,t- 4 = rs OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR N° X55968 Building Job Report ADDRESSJJ•2. OWNER BUILDER DATE _ ,.%I PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION i�%!? .moi c ilLilc� INSPECTION RECORD j DATE 7 REPORT y 1 OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR 1 N! -9 01 Building Job Report ADDRESS ,-!�eOC OWNER BUILDER DATE S-7 7-FP//'77 PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION " C �j;. I,,+ INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT T --r- :.rte► INSPECTOR OWNER -REP N°,59335 Building Job Report ADDRESS sPJ U E, �.>< OWNER BUILDER DATE PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT p V N 7 ^_ oe OWNER - REP INSPECTOR Ni ---59920 Building Job Report ADDRESS OWNER BUILDER DATE PERMIT NO. DESCRIPTION C INSPECTION RECORD I DATE REPORT t 1,4 OWNER - REP. INSPECTOR N°�--6323 Building Job Report ADDRESS 5�.�'� ' OWNER (/• L DATE - 2 ';W PERMIT NO DESCRIPTION INSPECTION RECORD i DATE REPORT n -���f . � — .Pym,.•((; -r-- � ter+ OWNER - REP INSPECTOR 1 Q - Building Job Report ADDRESS J[ ��' C OWNER iR BUILDER DATE % 7 q PERMIT NO. 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It OWNER BUILDER DATE � /c' �� PERMIT NO DESCRIPTION INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT OWNER - REP INSPECTOR N4� 7107 Building Job Report ADDRESS OWNER BUILDER DATE %L Zr--,,45 PERMIT NO DESCRIPTION —IGztl �54-1 { 1 ' INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT Cl 3� o► 1 t i I OWNER - REP INSPECTOR N9 76009 Building Job Report ADDRESS OWNER BUILDER DATE / g y:' PERMIT NO DESCRIPTION 41 1., (' j INSPECTION RECORD DATE REPORT OWNER - REP INSPECTOR 1 (*-W ri CINOF FRIDLEY PLANNING DIVISION MEMORANDUM MEMO TO: John Flora, Public Works Director MEMO FROM: Susan Merriam, Planning Assistant MEMO DATE: September 18, 1985 REGARDING: Northwestern Bell Communication Storage Areas Mr. Ripson Jr. of the Evergreen Land Services Company informed me that Northwestern Bell is proposing to place four communication storage facilities in the City of Fridley. The purpose of the facilities is to allow the utilization of fiberoptics and digital equipment that will allow Northwestern Bell to quickly transmit both visual and voice communications. This equipment will be stored in a brick building approximately 16' by 17' in size. The structures will be placed and landscaped according to city code. The locations for these facilities are: * Georgetown Apartments * 73rd Avenue and University Avenue * Skywood Mall * Medtronic SM/dm M-85-100 9 G G7YOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY. MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 April 16, 1990 Owner/Manager Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 RE: First Notice of Noncompliance at 5750 East River Road N.E. Dear Owner/Manager: The City of Fridley has established a City Code for the purpose of promoting a pleasant and attractive suburban environment. A recent inspection of the property at 5750 East River Road N.E. revealed that not all Code requirements are presently being met. Listed below is an item which does not comply with the City Code: 1. Remove debris located in and north of parking area at northeast corner of complex. Items include, but are not limited to, water heater, wood, garbage, pieces of glass, and assorted materials. Your prompt attention in correcting this situation would greatly assist us in helping make Fridley a better place to live. An inspection will be conducted on or about April 30, 1990, to determine compliance. If you have questions or would like to discuss this, please contact me at 572-3595. Thank you for your cooperation! Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls C-90-196 GTYOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 May 9, 1990 Owner/Manager Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 RE: Final Notice of Noncompliance of the Fridley City Code at 5750 East River Road N.E. Dear Owner/Manager: On May 8, 1990, a final inspection River Road N.E. confirmed that the comply with City Code: of the property at 5750 East following item still does not 1. Remove debris located in and north of parking area at northeast corner of complex. Items include, but are not limited to, water heater, wood, garbage, pieces of glass, and assorted materials. An inspection to determine compliance will be conducted on or about May 21, 1990. You should arrange to complete an approved plan for compliance before that date. Should this inspection confirm that this deficiency still exits, legal action will be approved. If corrective action cannot be completed by this time, contact me to coordinate a schedule to complete this requirement. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact me at the Fridley Civic Center, 572-3595. Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls C-90-249 TO: Virgil Herrick, FROM: John G. Flora DATE: October 5, 1990 'Englneenng Sewer Water Parks Streets Maintenance MEMORANDUM City Manager Public Works Director SUBJECT: Filister Complaints PW90-397 When we were notified of a sanitary lift station failure and a water line break at the Georgetown Apartments, Ralph Volkman contacted Mr. Filister and explained to him that these were private problems associated with the Georgetown Apartments and he needed to take some corrective action. Mr. Filister indicated that they were not his problems and felt that the City should take some action to complete it. Based upon the fact that we were losing water, we initiated the water break repair and the fact that we had to provide sanitary lift to the complex, we initiated the sanitary lift station repair. After the lift station was repaired and we were patching the trench in the parking lot, Mr. Filister called me and asked that since we were in the area if we could also patch the water break on the parking lot since our equipment was there. I indicated to him that we would do so and bill him accordingly. I then informed Joe Gonsoir, the Acting Street Foreman, and told him to patch the water break repair. There was a considerable amount of poor material in the area which required removal, compaction and asphalt placement. As these problems did occur, we did a number of searches in the files and I have provided you extracts of the Council meetings that indicate from our records that the sanitary and sewer lines within the Georgetown Apartments are private with the exception of the lift station of which the City accepted responsibility for. If you have any questions in this regard, please feel free to contact either Jim Brindley, Jim Saefke, Ralph Volkman or myself. JGF/ts Attachments W71!_ CnTY OF FMDL.EY PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCE DATE October 3, 1990 MEMORANDUM FROM Jim Saefke TO ACTION INFO SUBJECT Watermain Break on August 26, 1990 at the Georgetown Apartments. John Flora, Director of P.W. X On the morning of August 26, 1990 the weekend duty person received a call concerning a possible watermain break at the Georgetown apartments. A sewer person was on call that weekend and having investigated the break, determined that it was not causing any further damage and so barricaded the area and notified water personnel on Monday August 26, 1990. Don Carrigan, the water foreman at this time, went to investigate the problem. When he saw its location, which was in the southernmost entrance to the Georgetown apartment complex, he thought that it might be part of the private waterlines in Georgetown. Before contacting the Georgetown offices, Don went back to the main filtration plant to verify where the original waterline had ended and where Georgetown had connected. Having determined that this was a part of the Georgetown construction, Don notified, by phone, the offices at Georgetown that they had a watermain break and that they should hire a contractor to repair it. This occurred before 9:30 a.m. on August 27, 1990. At approximately 10:15 a.m. Mr. Filister called the filtration plant asking about the watermain break. He felt that the City should repair it because he contended that it was "our" main. I explained to him that according to the asbui.lts the City -owned main ended near the hydrant at Lynwood Manor Nursing Home and that the Georgetown construction had begun from that point where there had originally been a plug in place. Mr. Filister became argumentative so I referred him to speak with Ralph Volkman, Superintendent of Public Works. Shortly after Ralph and Mr. Filister concluded their conversation. Ralph then called the plant and instructed us to r9pair the watermain break because we would be wasting the City's water if it didn't get repaired promptly and if we were to shut the water off to the complex it would pose a health threat to the residents. We were told to keep track of our time and materials so that Mr. Filister could be billed for the repair. At this point we notified Gopher State One -Call for locations and spent the remainder of the day drilling, to pinpoint the break, and arranging with Lynwood Manor a time that would be most convienent to shut their water off for the repairs on the following day. The repair itself was not routine. The pipe showed signs of deterioration due possibly to improper blue clay fill. A section of pipe had to be removed and replaced using two mechanical sleeves. This activity created a two hour delay in repair because the cause of the leak could not be predetermined until the watermain was exposed. In addition this particular watermain break repair required extra materials and labor. Attached you will find a copy of the watermain break report. C:\WP\WATMEMO.FIL SUBJECT City of Fridley r AT THE TOP OF THE TWINS 1 �� C, 1 f► ITER -DEPARTMENT REQUEST 1 j PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION CITY HALL FRIDLEY 55432 J. 612-560-3430 DATE OF BREAK J G I�''� q, '70 TIME LOCATION OF BREAK REPORTED BY : ' DAMAGE TO PAVING and/or PRIVATE PROPERTY No. /'3 A.M._ P.M. REPAIRS _MADE (Math/eria/lsO, Labor,, Equipment) 1- L �a �,/ ,n�ca��s,o - 3 e� REPAIR DIFFICULTIES (if any) INSTALLING CONTRACTOR Citi TYPE OF MAIN SIZE ii JOINT COVER: 9 ft. in. THICKNESS AT POINT OF FAILURE in. NATURE OF BREAK: CIRCUMFERENTIAL n LONGITUDINAL BOTH F] BLOWOUT JOINT F] SPLIT AT CORPORATION Q SLEEVE MISC F] APPARENT CAUSE OF BREAK: DEFECTIVE PIPE E] CORROSION F] DETERIORATION MISCELLANEOUS (Describe) D IMPROPER BEDDING F1 STREET SURFACE: PAVED 2 UNPAVED [-] TRAFFIC: HEAVY F] MEDIUM F] LIGHT TYPE OF SOIL J ELECTROLYSIS INDICATED: YES F1 NO n CORROSION: OUTSIDE [] INSIDE F] CONDITIONS FOUND: ROCKS F1 VOIDS n PROXIMITY TO OTHER UTILITIES DEPTH OF FROST — in ;DEPTH OF SNOW in. ESTIMATED WATER LOSS yk _(hours) TOTAL WATER LOST I v� (Q O 7 y, Q Gal. INITIAL INSTALLATION DATA: ' TRENCH PREPARATION: NATIVE MATERIAL C4, ElSAND BEDDING (des ribe type) GRAVEL BEDDING Q BACKFILL: NATIVE MATERIALDESCRIBE BANK RUN SAND & GRAVELF] GRAVEL ❑ SAND F] CRUSHED ROCK n OTHER SETTLEMENT: NATURAL [R WATER [j COMPACTORS rl VIBRATORS Q OTHERc�LurG�"l�� V (describe) REMARKS__ - .1 0-. / - PUBLIC WORDS MAINTENANCE DATE nrtnhar d 1 qqn MEMORANDUM FROM Jim vBrindley, Sewer Foreman TO ACTION INFO SUBJECT Georgetown Apartments Sewage Pumping Station John Flora, Director X on August 28, 1990, at approximately 8:00 am, a member of the Public works Department noticed that the Georgetown sewage pumping station was not operating. The Sewer Department was notified and immediately made an inspection of the station. It was determined within minutes that there was no electricity at the station. NSP was then called and informed of the problem. Approximately 30 minutes later they were on the scene. They determined that the problem was caused by a ground fault in the electrical cable that supplies power to the station. The City of Fridley was told by NSP that because the cable was a secondary line, and not a primary electrical line, NSP would not take responsibility for the problem. They did agree to provide a temporary connection to the station in order that it could be kept in operation. NSP did emphasize, that because of the way the temporary line was laid across the parking lot, a 24-hour watch of the line was necessary. We agreed to do so. Due to the fact that NSP would not do the repair, Bacon Electric Company was called by the City of Fridley to assist with the problem. Bacon Electric made an attempt to locate and pinpoint the ground fault, but was unable to do so. At that point, it was determined by Bacon Electric that the electrical line would have to be replaced. Because of the time of day, approximately 4:00 pm, a decision was made to let the station run on the temporary hookup for the night, and start the necessary repairs of the electric line in the morning. The five members of the Sewer Department took two hour shifts for surveillance of the station. In the morning before any work was begun, I went to the office of the Georgetown Apartments, and talked to Mr. Filister. I explained the situation with the lift station and with NSP. I explained to him that it would be necessary to replace the electrical cable from one of the apartment buildings to the pumping station, and that it was necessary to jackhammer a narrow trench across the blacktop parking lot, about 120 feet. I also explained that it would be necessary to shut off the electricity to that building for a short period of time. After completely explaining the situation to the management of the Georgetown Georgetown Apartments Sewage Pumping Station Page 2 Apartments, work was begun to repair the cable. Several times during the day, the elder Mr. Filister stopped at the work site and was informed of our progress. The City Sewer Department and Bacon Electric Company worked together to install the new cable. Copper cable was used, and also a 2" PVC conduit was used to protect the cable. The job was completed at approximately 3:00 pm, and NSP was then called to reconnect the cable to their power line. CITYOF FRI DLEY TO: FROM: DATE: MEMORANDUM Municipal Center 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 571-3450 Office of the City Manager Richard D. Pribyl, Finance Director John G. Flora, Public Works Director William W. Burns, City Manager i October 2, 1990 SUBJECT: Georgetown Apartments Rick and John: William W. Burns I spoke to Mr. Filister yesterday and explained to him that Nassim did not recall any agreement whereby the City took over the maintenance responsibility for the water and sewer lines on the Georgetown Apartments property. Mr. Filister is not happy with that. He said that he is not going to pay the bill, and wants to know what we intend to --if it would be put on his taxes, or if we would take him to court, etc. Between the two of you, could you please decide and let me know. Thank you for looking into this. WWB:rsc September 18, 1990 Maurice Filister Georgetown Apartments 5750 East River Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mr. Filister: On August 28th, the power line that supplies power to the sanitary lift station on your property failed, caused by the deterioration of the aluminum wire cable. Due to the fact that this is considered a secondary line, NSP does not take responsibility for the repair of this service line. IIhe responsibility then lies on the property owner, which in this case is you. This power line was not covered in the maintenance agreement that was made in connection with the sewer lift station. Attached is our invoice for the repair of this service line. Sincerely, Ralph Volkman, Superintendent of Public works RV:lw Elec#lcal In � �`��C�L,� v ✓ � COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL ph- G�,.a�„ ' 6525 CENTRAL AVE.. N.E.. FRIDLEY. MINN 55432 CONTRACTORS JOB NO. TELEPHONE NO. DATE 1896 09-14-90 SOLD TO CITY OF FRIDLEY ADDRESS 431-UN-rVE RSITY-AVENUE-N FRIDLEY, MN 55432 SOLD BY CASH C.O.D. CHARGE ON ACCT. MDSE. RET'D PAID OUT XX QUANTITY D E S C R I P T I O N PRICE AMOUNT GEORGETOWN LIFT STATION Repairs to underground feeder to Lift Station P.O. #90193 LABOR, VEHICLES, TOOLS $775 00 MATERIAL INCLUDING TAX $449 63 EQUIPMENT RENTAL /A PERMIT $19 00 AMOUNT DUE THIS APPLICATION 1 II $1,243163 ALL CLAIMS AND RETURNED GOODS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THIS BILL RECEIVED BY 17413 THIS INVOICE IS SUBJECT TO A LATE CHARGE OF 1h%PER MONTH, ANNUAL RATE OF 18%, ON ALL AMOUNTS NOT PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DATE OF THIS INVOICE. BACON'S ELECTRIC COMPANY _,p•q...s .....mss....- .. 4 CITY OF FRIDLEY,.,,,w'�' INVOICE#�.�8'���-'" 6431 University Avenue N.E. INVOICE DATE 9.10"30 Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Telephone: 571-3450 CUST. ORDER NO. O TO Maurice Filister Georgetown Apartments 5750 East River Road N.E. LFridley, HN 55432 Amount Enclosed _ .... ......� .� _ __.._ ___.�.___� ►IA CT A.-AC .IT WII 1 GC CONT ITEM CITY CODE NO. PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGE AMOUNT PU FUNI Costs for electrical service for Georgetown Apts. continued: 1 sweeper - 1/x hr. x$50/hr. 25.00 3.33 tons AC Driveway Mix @$22.35/ton 75.54 Administrative costs and overhead 232.98 Contractor's charge for repairs to underground feeder 1,243.63 Total $3,029.80 White copy — return City of Fridley — Yellow copy Acct. Dept - Pink copy Cashiers Copy — uojuenrw . -t y --; 77W 7VT 07K:::7 CITY OF FRIDLEY ,. ,.. INVOICE#•,�„7.9 6431 University Avenue N.E. INVOICE DATE 9-10-90 Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Telephoner 571-3450 CUST. ORDER NO. r 0 F 7 TO Maurice Fi1ister Georgetown Apartni tints 5750 East River Road N.C. LFridley, 1961 55432 Please return INVOICE with vour remittance NO CTOTFMFNT WII I RF CENT Amount Enclosed ITEM CITY CODEDESCRIPTION NO. PAGE l Oil 2 AMOUNT U FUND Costs for City personnel and electrical contractor to repair service line to sanitary lift station. Aug. 28-29 Manhours for standby aratch for overland temporary power cable supplied by NSP until nets line could be installed Seiner foreman - 3 hrs. overtime @$23.79/hr. 71.37 4 maintenance nen total overtime firs 121 @$23.04/hr 2£38.00 Labor for cutting trenching, laying conduit pipe for new service l iCiL. Sewer foreman - 8 firs. @$23.79/hr 190.32 4 maint. glen - total 24 hrs. @$14.35/hr. 344.40 2 part-time personnel - total A firs @$5.58/hr 44.64 Trenching machine/oiler. - 4 hrs. @I$25/hr. 100.00 Patching operations. 2 faen - 4 hrs. ea. @$18.37/hr. 146.96 3 part-time - 4 firs. ea. @$5.58/hr. 66.96 1 dw,,ip truck - 4 hrs. @$34/hr. 136.00 1 roller - 4 hrs, @$16/hr. 64.00 White copy — return City of Fridley — Yellow copy Acct. Dept — Pink copy Cashier's Copy — Goldenrod Customer Copy amp, V W1 go UPIOpp Iva -Pa :,Mw w; r CITY OF FRIDLEY INVOICE#;�„ 7,$ ' C/J— 6431 University Avenue N.E. INVOICE DATE 9-10-90 Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Telephone: 571.3450 COST. ORDER NO. 0 To Maurice Filaster Georgetown Apartm. nt5 5750 EastRiverRoad N.E. L Fridley, FIN 55432 � Amount Enclosed Please return INVOICE with your remittance NO STATEMENT WILL BE SENT. ITEM CITY CNOE �y �. �+ DESCRIPTION PAGE 2 o 2 AMOUNT U FUND ilqt=.rials continued: "T* ---1'Y n1t:c Ia11ca sleeve 52.27 1 - 6" mechanical sleeve 42.13 /'administrative costs and overhead 472.96 Total $39626.05 White copy — return City of Fridley — Yellow copy Acct. Dept — Pink copy Cashier's Copy — Y Goldenrod Lustomer copy CITY OF FRIDLEY�:*,, INVOICE# ., �, cr 6431 University Avenue N.E. INVOICE DATE 9-10-90 Fridley, Minnesota 55432 ;��7 Telephone: 571-3450 OUST. ORDER NO. 6A TO Maurice Filister Georgetotin Apartments 5750 East River Road H.E. Fridley, 144 55432 Aipount Enclosed Please return INVOICE with your remittance NO STATEMENT WILL BE SENT. ITEM CITY CODE NO. PAGE L OF 2 DESCRIPTION AMOUNT For repair of waterbre>at on private property at Georgetown Apts. 8.27-90 3 mi m), 3 hrs @$18.37 ea. 165.33 Drill truck 3 hrs. 0$25/hr 75.00 8-28»90 1 man 8 hrs. @18.37/hr. 146.96 1 man 6 hrs. 0$18.37/hr. 110.22 Backhoe/oper. 8 hrs. 4$70/hr. 560.00 9-5-90 1 man i hr. @$18.37/hr. 18.37 6 men, 6 hrs. ea. @$18.37/hr 661.32 3 part-time @ hrs. ea @$5.58/hr. 100.44 1 backhoo/aper. 3 hrs. @$70/hr. 210.00 1 header/aper. 2 hrs. @$70/hr. 140.00 3 dump trucks 5 hrs. ea. @$34/hr. 510.00 Hateri a1 s: 37.5 tons fill sand @$2.75/ton 103.13 ,.aibns AC Regular (blacktop) Q$21.75/ton 184.88 3' of 6" ductile pipe 3.00 4 - 6" flanges 0$8.35/ea. 33.40 4 - G" gaskets 0$1.00/ea. 4.00 24 bolts @$1.36/ea .32.64 White copy — return City of Fridley — Yellow copy Acct. Dept — Pink copy Cashier's Copy — Goldenrod Customer Copy I , I Oftftft Pt% i r -L 0 SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEBRUARY 14, 1972 PAGE 11 The Acting City Attorney said that the minutes before the Council were written in 1969. They outline the need for the right of way needed for proper safety f and traffic flow on East River Road. Here it is February, 1972, and still no right of way. Mr. Caplan said in 1969 that they would be willing to sit down with the City Engineer and work it out and that they would abide by the deter- mination of an independent third party. Mr. Filister said that is still true, he will be willing to sit down at any time with the City Engineer, but at no time has he been called in to discuss it. He said he has been fooling around with this since 1969. He said he had talked to the City Assessor many times and he thought he had everything in order, then 4 - 5 months ago he discovered he needed the registered land survey in proper form to have it registered. He thought it was a matter of formality to have it done, and now he finds that he is supposed to give some right of way. The Acting City Attorney read from the minutes of November, 1969 which covers the need for the right of way. The City Engineer added that he could dig out minutes from a number of meetings, and also letters he had written. However, that is neither here nor there, the problem before us is the need to solve the problem to everyone's mutual benefit. V Councilman Utter said that it seemed to him that the City must get that dedication. With the additional building, the traffic problem will get worse, and something must be done about the access. If the land is split now, the City would have to deal with three mortgage companies. He would like this taken care of as soon as possible. It was agreed that Mr. Filister, Mr. Caplan, the City Engineer and the City Attorney were to try to work something out soon. Mr. Filister said he would like to bring another item before the Council. He said he has spent $65,000 - $70,000 in running water and sewer through his pro- perty, and also putting in a lift station to take care of the south end of the property. This has all been done with the approval of the City Engineer and according to his recommendations. He has talked to the City Engineer about taking over the maintenance of the sewer, water and lift station. The City Engineer agreed the City should take over the maintenance, however, he believes Mr. Filister should be 100% responsible for any major repairs and the cost of the maintenance. Mr. Filister contended that the City should take over at City cost minor and major costs of the sewer, water and lift station. This is an improvement he had to put in because the sewer and water lines were not built adequately to handle his needs, so he had to spend more because the City did not do it properly. The City Engineer said that basically, facilities maintained by the City are within City right of way and are built by the City or under City supervision. In this case Mr. Filister has a large -complex and the facilities were built by his own contractor. The lines are between buildings where it would be difficult to get to. He said he felt these facilities were built and owned by Mr. Filister. Fie compared it to a house, if there is a prob"lem in the street,it is a City responsibility, but from the street to the"house it is the home owners responsi- bility. This is the case here, only on a larger scale. If the City were to do as requested here, it would be settinn a precident. There are other lift stations in the City,and if the City maintained lir. Filister's, others would say; "main- tain mine too". He believed Mr. Filister should pay the major costs. n� tJ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEBRUARY 14, 1972 z PAGE 12 Mr. Filister said that he owned 27 acres of land, and he will be the largest taxpayer in the City of Fridley, and it is probably 10 times as large as anyone else per acre of land. He felt that paying $300,000 - $400,000 in taxes entitled him to.the same service as a house down the street. He said he was paying more than his proportionate share for his service, and this is part of the service the City should provide for his tax money. Mayor Liebl asked that this problem be referred to the City Manager, City Engineer, and the City Attorney, and asked them to come up with a recommendation. He said he, as a homeowner, is liable for any costs from his house out to the street. Mr. Filister said he is willing to stand any expense from his buildings down to the main. Mayor Liebl asked if the City maintains any other lift stations. The City Enigneer said yes, built by the City. Mayor I.iebl asked if his lift station was built to the specifications of the City. The City Engineer said he checked the plans, so he would assume so, he did not physically look at it. Mr. Filister said that the City uses the same type of lift station he has. He said he was asking for maintenance of the lift station and water and sewer maintenace. This is asking no more than what is done for 100% of the.people of the City of Fridley. Councilman Utter asked if the lift station was on his property and Mr. Filister said yes. The Acting City Attorney said that he has a lift station on his pro- perty, and if the City maintains Mr. Filister's, he will ask for maintenance on his too. Other people with lift stations are paying their share. As far as talking about a tax break, he would have to talk to the County Assessor. Mr. Filister said that it seems the City assesses for sewer and water services, but does not provide maintenance. INION by Councilman Utter to refer the sewer, water and lift station maintenance, and the dedication of the right of way needed for access for signalization back to the City Manager, City Engineer and -'the City Attorney for their investigation and recommendation. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all ayes, i Mayor Liebl.declared the motion carried. The Finance Director volunteered to furnish a review of the special assessments that are levied against his property. Mr. Filister said he could not understand why the City Engineer promised him signals, now he hears that they are to be sometime in the future. The City Engineer said that he would never promise something he could not deliver. That determination is up to the County and is under their jurisdiction. APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS OF NEW MEMBERS TO THE FRIDLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: The men listed below have applied for membership in the Fire Department as volun- teers. They were interviewed by the officers of the Fire Department and the members of the department voted to accept them as probationary members. John Haley 750 Rice Creek Terrace Rodney Trocke 6035 2nd Street N.E. Wayne, Ek 221 Satellite Lane James I.orbeski 171 63�- Way N.E. Richard Schmidt 221 Satellite Lane N.E. Richard Huss 249 69th Avenue N.E. MOTION by Councilman Mittelstadt to approve the appointment of the foregoing men to the Fridley Volunteer Fire Department. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, the motion carried. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1972 i Mr. Filister said that his property is financed by three d;fferent companies. Each mortgage company wants to own the land on which the structure sits. He would like also to have the assessments split. As it is now all the assessments are on one parcel of land, naturally the mortgage company does not approve of that. Mayor Liebl asked if he was the owner and Mr. Filister replied yes, sole owner. Mayor Liebl said that in regard to the City taking over the maintenance of the ,- utilities, he could not agree with that, however, as far as his registered land j survey is concerned, he would have no objections, as long as it is properly drawn. He asked the City Engineer why this has been held back. The City Enginee said that this item has been considered by Council a number of times. He and the City Attorney were directed by the'Council to meet with Mr. Filister and his attorney to try to resolve the problems. He did meet with Mr. Filister and his attorney and the items the City is requesting of Mr. Filister and those Mr. Filister is requesting of the City were discussed. Mr. Filister's attorney recommended that Mr. Filister grant the City's request, then Mr. Filister said that he had better get himself another lawyer. The City Engineer said that he has not discussed this with him since then. Mayor Liebl said that he did not believe that either Mr. Filister or the City should use something like this as leverage. Mr. Filister is a tax payer in the City and if the Council asked his cooperation for the benefit of his property, he should give it. There should be mutual cooperation and working together to solve this problem. He could see no reason this survey should be held in abeyance and that he would recommend granting approval, providing the survey is proper in all engineering aspects. Mr. Filister commented that these were the nicest words he has heard for many years from the Council. He had always considered withholding approval as blackmail so the City could get what they wanted, and this is the first time he has heard something that sounds reasonable. He said if the Council will work with him, he will surely work with them. Councilman Braider said that he understood Mr. Filister's problem, and the City's problem, but he was not sure what was talked about at the meetings between the City Engineer and Mr. Filister. He said he did not think the Visitors section is the proper time to consider a registered land survey, this is an Agenda -type item, and he would like it placed on the Agenda for a regular meeting. He said he would like all the background material furnished also, to refresh them on what has happened in the past. If there is a problem with this survey he would like it on the Agenda until it is resolved. The Visitors section is only a 15 minute time period to gear complaints etc., and for non - agenda type items. Mr. Filister said there was no problem with the survey, he considered the problems brought up by the City Engineer, to have absolutely nothing to do with the survey and were -another matter entirely. The City Engineer explained that one of the items needing a solution is that Mr. Filister and the City would like a signal at the exit of the Georgetowns onto 1;#4t River Road. The problem is that it is difficult to justify a signal for oM paplex, therefore the plan is to connect onto the property to the north, byethoso cars down to the signal, thereby providing more justification to the County for the semaphore. TQ iwplement this plan, right of way is needed from Y!-. Filister, which he has refused to sive. * Another problem is that Mr:' ' iilister would like to turn over some of his utilities to the City. The City HERRICK & NEWIMUN ATTORNEYS AT LAW Virgil C. Herrick MEMORANDUM James D. Hoeft Gregg V. Herrick Of Counsel David P. Newman TO: John Flora ' FROM: Virgil C. Herrick o 4c DATE: October 8, 1990 RE: Filister Complaints wOD10 I have reviewed your Memorandum dated October 5, 1990 regarding certain work that the City did on the Georgetown Apartments owned by .Mr. Filister. As I understand the facts, the work was done to repair a break in a water line and to install an underground electric conduit to a sanitary lift station. It is my understanding that the water line that broke was on private property, not on an easement running to the City of Fridley, and that likewise the installation of the electric conduit was also on private property. It is also my understanding that Mr. Filister was made aware of the water line break and the inoperable condition of the lift station. It is also my understanding that while Mr. Filister maintained that the problems of repairing the water line break and fixing the lift station were the City's problems he did request the City to proceed with the repairs. Based on the information that I have/the City's representatives told him that they would do the repairs but would bill him for the cost of the work. I understand that you have furnished me all of the material that you can find in the City files pertaining to the responsibility for maintaining water lines and sewer lines on the Georgetown complex. It would appear that there is no written agreement between Mr. Filister and the City regarding the questions of repair and maintenance of these facilities. I have reviewed the council minutes of February 14, 1972, wherein Mr. Filister asked the City to take over the maintenance of the sewer and water line and the lift station. At that meeting the city council declined to do so and referred the matter to the city manager, city engineer and city attorney for a recommendation. There does not appear to be anything in the records that would indicate that the administration made a recommendation on Mr. Filister's proposal. Mr. Filister also appeared at a council meeting on October 2, 1972. While the major subject of discussion did not pertain to the water and sewer line and lift station on the Georgetown Apartments, Mayor Liebl indicated at that time that he did not agree with Mr. Filister's request to take over the maintenance of the utilities. 0to"r�� Suite 205, 6401 University Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55432, 612-571-3850 /"laVy�, 1. . MEMORANDUM TO: John Flora FROM: Virgil C. Herrick DATE: October 8, 1990 -2- As stated by the city engineer in the council meeting of February 14, 1972, the usual practice and history in the City is that the City is responsible for sewer and water lines that are in the public right-of-way and connections to those lines on private property are the responsibility of the private property owner. In lieu of any agreement to the contrary it would appear that that should be the policy in this situation. I suggest that Mr. Filister be sent a copy of the bill along with a letter demanding payment. If he refuses to pay an action in Anoka County District Court to collect the sum of money expended in the repairs would be warranted. VCH/lal cc: William Burns H ERRICK & NEWIVLAIN ATTORNEYS AT LAW Virgil C. Herrick M E M O R A N D U M James D. Hoeft Gregg V. Herrick Of Counsel David P. Newman TO: William W. Burns, City Manager John G. Flora, Public Works Director Richard D. Pribyl, Finance Director FROM: Virgil C. Herrick, City Attorney DATE: October 15, 1990 RE: Morrie Filister This memo is in response to a memo from Bill Burns dated October 15, 1990. After receipt of Bill's memo, I had an office conversation with John Flora. It is m; understanding that the City of Fridley was called in regard to a sewer and water problem at the Georgetown Apartments. The water problem consisted of a break in a private water line. A large amount of water was escaping and being wasted through this broken line. The City notified Filister of the break, and because of the large amount of water escaping, decided that it needed to repair the break immediately. This was done with Mr. Filisi:er's knowledge. At about the same time, it was discovered that the lift pump for the sanitary sewer service was no longer working. There was a break in the underground electrical cable which supplied power to the lift pump. Again, because a large amount of sewage was backing up and not being pumped, it was necessary for the City to repair the pump as quickly as possible. The electrical company advised the City that it was necessary to lay a new electrical cable to get power to the pump. Again, Mr. Filister was aware of this situation. It is my understanding that the total bill for this work came to something in excess of $6,000 and that this sum was approximately equally divided between the work on the water line and the work on the lift station; including the cost of repatching the Georgetown parking lot. Mr. Filister has offered to pay 50% of the total cost. The work done, including both the work on the water line and on the lift station, was done on private property. Apparently the City in the past has done work on the lift station, but as indicated in an earlier memorandum and as stated in council minutes, the City declined to accept the responsibility of maintaining the sewer and water lines on the private property. Suite 205, 6401 University Avenue N.L., Fridley, Minnesota 55432, 612-571-3850 Memo to4.Burns/Flora/Pribyl October 15, 1990 Page 2. I beieve that the City's chances of recovering the amount are better than 50-50. I would estimate perhaps 75% or 80% chance of recovery. I would estimate that the cost of litigation would run approximately $1000 to $1200. Because the City has in the past indicated that they would maintain the lift station, I would suggest we advise Mr. Filister that we will share 50-50 the cost of the underground electrical line to the lift station, but advise him that the water break expense is entirely private. I also feel the City should enter into an agreement with Mr. Filister that spells out the City's responsibility, which should be limited to the lift station. The agreement should provide that future work on the sewer and water lines that are on private property will be paid for by the owner of that property. If you have additional questions, please give me a call. VCH:ldb MEMORANDUM _ Municipal Center =7 6431 University Avenue N.E. Office of the City Manager Fridley, MN 55432 William W. Burns CITYOF Y (612) 571-3450 FWDLE TO: FROM: John G. Flora, Public Works Director Richard D. Pribyl, Finance Director Virgil C. Herrick, City Attorney William W. Burns, City Manager DATE: October 15, 1990 SUBJECT: Morrie Filister Morrie Filister called me Friday, and offered to pay 50 percent of the $6,000+ that he owes us for the repair work done on his water line and the electrical work that was done on his lift station. As we anticipated going to Court to collect the amount he owed, does it make sense to consider his 50-50 offer? I assume that if it is going to cost us more than $3,000 to go to court, we may just want to take him up on his offer. In addition to the economics involved, I think we should evaluate the strength of our case, Virgil. Please prepare a memorandum providing your best legal advice on this matter. Thanks for your help. WWB:rsc Erig ineer irig Sewer Water Parks Streets Maintenance MEMORANDUM TO: William W. Burns, City Manager PW90-413 FROM: John G. Flora,(Public Works Director DATE: October 18, 1990 SUBJECT: Georgetown Apartments 7"_ Based upon the copy of the letter I received from Virgil Herrick regarding the charges submitted to Mr. Filister regarding the water and sanitary sewer line repairs completed at the Georgetown Apartments, I am submitting you the following information. If we have to, I would concur with the agreement to pay, on a one time basis only, for one-half of the cost of installing the electrical service to the sanitary lift station. All other costs and particularly the asphalt repair, which was requested by Mr. Filister, are properly borne by him. If this proposal is to be submitted, I would recommend that the proposal include an agreement or statements to the effect which indicate that this is a one time only process and that it is understood in the future all of the streets, storm sewer, water and sanitary sewer systems located on the Georgetown properties are the responsibility of the Georgetown Apartments ownership. With the exception of the sanitary lift station. Only the sanitary lift station, which consists of the structure and the pumps and piping located within the structure will remain a responsibility of the City Public Works Department. The attached maps are submitted for enclosure which identify the areas and the utilities within those areas which remain the responsibility of the Georgetown Apartments. Request that these items be incorporated into any agreement or settlement reached with Mr. Filister. 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Mti 55432 • (612)571-3450- FAX (61-') 5,1- 1'x7 October 23, 1990 Mr. Maurice Filister FILISTER ENTERPRISES 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mr. Filister: In a recent telephone conversation, you indicated a desire to settle a disputed City bill for work performed on Georgetown Apartments' water lines and sewage lift station. You offered to pay 50 percent of the total cost. After considering your offer and reviewing it with the City Attorney, I feel that Georgetown Apartments should pay for 100 percent of the cost of the repairs to the water lines, and 50 percent of the cost of the electrical line repair to the lift station. In essence, the City is offering a one-time payment of 25 percent of the total cost which is approximately $6,000. The City would also like to make it clear that it will assume no future responsibility for the maintenance of water and sewer lines that are on Georgetown Apartments' property, or for repairs to the power source for your sewage lift station. We will continue to accept responsibility for maintenance of equipment located within your sewage lift station. This definition of responsibility is consistent with our defined responsibility for water and sewer facilities at other Fridley apartment complexes. Please respond to the terms outlined in this letter at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, #1u ar.L; /-/ _411 William W. Burns City Manager WWB:rsc PLANNING DIVISION MEMORANDUM anoF FRIDLEY DATE: November 19, 1990 TO: John Flora, Public Works Director Mark Winson, Assistant Public Works Director FROM: Barbara Dacy, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Construction of Bikeway/Walkway Along Georgetown Apartments Property On Friday, November 16, 1990, Michele and I met with Ron Cox from the Anoka County Parks Department and Terry Rothenbacker from Midwest Land Surveyors regarding the bikeway/walkway project on the Georgetown Apartments property. Anoka County has apparently been successful in negotiating a location and placement of an eight foot bituminous bikeway/walkway on the Georgetown Apartment site. Attached are the construction plans for the project. Of major concern for Anoka County is the location of the bikeway/walkway in between the southbound lanes of East River Road and the access drives for the Georgetown Apartments. The options we discussed at the meeting for the location of the eight foot bikeway/walkway are as follows: 1. Striping an eight foot bikeway/walkway as part of the existing frontage road/access drive which runs parallel to East River Road (see sheet 8 of 11 sheets). 2. Construct an off-street eight foot bikeway/walkway. This cannot be done because of the location of the six foot chain link MnDOT fence toward the south part of the property and the narrow width between the frontage road pavement and the southbound travel lanes of East River Road. 3. Striping a four foot lane on both sides of the frontage road for bikeway/walkway traffic to travel in the direction of automobile traffic. The third option was preferred by Jack Kirk. It appears this would be the safest option and would enable people to travel with the automobile traffic and minimize conflicts at the location of the intersection of the Georgetown driveway with East River Road. Georgetown Bikeway/Walkway November 19, 1990 Page 2 From the construction plan that Anoka County submitted, apparently the property line jogs in several areas which leads us to question whether or not the frontage road is public or private property. Please provide any information you may have on this particular issue. Secondly, please provide your input on this matter as to which option would be preferred. Again, our recommendation would be option #3. If you disagree with our recommendation, we should meet to resolve the disagreement and come up with another alternative. Please contact Jack, myself, or Michele regarding this matter. BD/dn M-90-839 I " ma7�� �S, a,- Engineering Sewer Water Parks Streets Maintenance MEMORANDUM TO: Barbara Dacy, Planning Coordinator PW90-451 FROM: John G. Flora, Public Works Director Mark A. Winson, Asst. Public Works Director DATE: November 20, 1990 SUBJECT: Bikeway/Walkway along Georgetown Apartments Property I have reviewed the plans for the proposed bikeway/walkway through the area adjacent to the Georgetown Apartment site. I have the following comments: 1. The plans by Midwest Land Surveyors do not indicate a piece of right-of-way at the Georgetown entrance which includes all of the entryway. I have indicated this additional right-of- way which is shown on the half section on the bikeway/walkway preliminary plans. 2. With regard to options of where and what manner a bikeway/walkway should be constructed through this section it is my opinion that it could be potentially safer for users of the bikeway/walkway to utilize the alignment currently shown on the plans with the following changes: a. Where the bikeway/walkway comes in close proximity to the southbound lane of East River Road just north of the Georgetown Apartments entrance there could be placed wooden guard posts to provide some protection for pedestrians from the southbound traffic using the right turn lane. This section of the service drive for the apartment complex is lower than the highway and there is a definite separation in grade of the service road and East River Road. b. Where the bikeway/walkway crosses the Georgetown Apartments entrance there should be placed signage that states "walkyour bike". a C. South he Georgetown entrance, the fence could be moved adjacent to the service road and bike path constructed east of the fence. At A- 0. 2 -, 0 �,* co CIIYOF FRIDLEY Page Two - PW90-451 This is my preferred route because it eliminates the conflicts of pedestrian and bicycle traffic with the numerous entrances off of the service drive to go to the apartment buildings and garages. Essentially the only conflict occurs at the entrance way instead of at the individual entrances to the garages and apartment buildings. With regard to the jurisdiction of the frontage road/service drive, based on the right-of-way that exists, that portion south of the entrance to Georgetown and including the entrance would be considered public as it provides access to the Lynwood Nursing Home. That portion north of the entrance would be private as a majority of it is outside of the right-of-way and serves only to provide access to the various apartment buildings and garages. I suggest that a meeting be set up in the near future between Jack Kirk, yourself, Michelle McPherson, John Flora and myself to finalize the City staff position on the location of this bikeway/walkway. MAW/ts . I Y a - r '''••••.. L STORM SEWER j��� � fir:.. !� �' T •-.N r, yi' • .,N - •; IF 5 RIVER � EDGE WAY zU WAY a J1IT it Private Boundary Line- k s f :� i V, CHARGE STREET -• .. nunnnuun • 71 2h" Privets line 15 O • 7 0 3• 58 tee 7 2 • ' 0111,10F e ! ' soon *AL. to PUM w ! .. � yt ..� � z . T ,r. { ?lam � .�... s yt' � t r. ,rt•� i. iR'` �y yA n f .. } p„� x'-. �,• i � • �Y F,.. � d„+!. � �%",�;.=.k .t,� .:� '� a t t ..y ryrwT• { Q* ; ° S? ,}`•�Sy i.. ry I,C� .; '^rt �,}•K; .f r9 tN.. c . v tii,'ih "�iW., �:a ..I:, •••'” �'f`,� 7i y'. _ ts� ?• yy�� r 1y,�, r t ' .,,,ice � - ii••` .<°'�i �r .. ��S.�tC'S.y�+'Yr::t ♦ .� :�� 6 - ,.fh �5,_" .�'...�4nS ... �i..` ra. <•d. "-'r WAT E R ~'h► -.' a '. s ?. u..ir. .1 _6: �'-Ls.�riC f Y�,7fi•Sa'�ke' L's'�:' , fi3}R�TA"` . OWN, �„ •ri- J'„M .?y�•+xn _ �•'^ p: A,�tj.fi' t YSi:? g" s PR IVATT m� =4 • mb L I N E S so ""arY Lines. 4"CIP FM v WAY N SANITARY SEWER CINOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 November 30, 1990 Ron Cox Anoka County Public Works 1440 Bunker Lake Boulevard N.W. Andover, MN 55304 Dear Ron: Thank you for the opportunity to comment regarding the proposed bikeway/walkway through the Georgetown Apartment site. The City's preference is as follows: 1. At our meeting on November 16, 1990, we indicated a preference for striping a four foot wide strip on either side of the existing frontage road. After further review, we believe the proposed construction as indicated on the preliminary construction plans is the preferred alternative. The proposed plans indicate creation of an eight foot wide strip separated by a six inch concrete curb. This option minimizes conflicts with intersection points along the roadway. If a bikeway/walkway lane would be striped along the frontage road, it would conflict with parked cars from apartment residents. 2. We request that stop signs be placed where the bikeway/walkway crosses the Georgetown Apartments entrance. The sign should also state "walk your bike". 3. Where the bikeway/walkway comes in close proximity to the southbound lane of East River Road north of the Georgetown Apartments entrance, we recommend placement of delineators to provide identification of a bikeway/walkway trail. The separation in grade in this area of the service road helps to separate the roadway function and the bikeway/walkway function. Ron Cox November 30, 1990 Page 2 Enclosed is a copy of the construction plans with the additional public right-of-way identified in pink. In general, the area north of the Georgetown Apartments entrance is considered private, and the entrance area is considered public. We do not plow or maintain the frontage road. Sincerely, Barbara Dacy, AICP Planning Coordinator BD/dn C-90-1065 cc: Mark Winson Jack Kirk G7YOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY. MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 November 14, 1991 Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: First Notice of Noncompliance at 5750 East River Road Dear Owner/Manager: The City of Fridley has established a City Code for the purpose of promoting a pleasant and attractive suburban environment. A recent inspection of the property at 5750 East River Road revealed that not all Code requirements are presently being met. Listed below are items which do not comply with the City Code: 1. Discontinue outside storage of hot water heater, tire, brush, and assorted materials located near garages at north end of complex. Your prompt attention in correcting this situation would greatly assist us in helping make Fridley a better place to live. An inspection will be conducted on or about December 2, 1991, to determine compliance. If you have questions or would like to discuss this, please contact me at 572-3595. Thank you for your cooperation! Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -91-488 t RDNGNT i 2a` fir•. CINOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 April 6, 1992 Owner/Manager Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: First Notice of Noncompliance at 5750 East River Road Dear Owner/Manager: The City of Fridley has established a City Code for the purpose of promoting a pleasant and attractive suburban environment. A recent inspection of the property at 5750 East River Road revealed that not all Code requirements are presently being met. Listed below are items which do not comply with the City Code: 1. Discontinue outside storage of old refrigerator located in the north portion of the parking lot and brush/tires located on grass along the north side of the parking lot. Your prompt attention in correcting this situation would greatly assist us in helping make Fridley a better place to live. An inspection will be conducted on or about April 20, 1992, to determine compliance. If you have questions or would like to discuss this, please contact me at 572-3595. Thank you for your cooperation! Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -92-101 CIlYOf FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 April 28, 1992 Owner/Manager Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: Final Notice of Noncompliance of the Fridley City Code at 5750 East River Road Dear Owner/Manager: On April 27, 1992, a second inspection of the property at 5750 East River Road confirmed that the following items still do not comply with City Code: 1. Discontinue outside storage of brush/tires located on the grass along the north side of the parking lot. A final inspection to determine compliance will be conducted on or about May 11, 1992. You should arrange to complete an approved plan for compliance before that date. Should this inspection confirm that this deficiency still exists, legal action will be approved. If corrective action cannot be completed by this time, contact me to coordinate a schedule to complete this requirement. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact me at the Fridley Municipal Center, 572-3595. Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -92-150 Arids C17YOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 August 26, 1992 Bill Fowler, Resident Manager Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: Property 5750 East River Road Dear Mr. Fowler: This letter is to confirm the information discussed in our telephone conversation of last week. At that time, you stated that you had received the property owner's approval to remove brush and other materials located near the property line at the northeast corner of the apartment complex. You may recall that we discussed this problem with the manager of an adjacent apartment building earlier this year. In our telephone conversation, you indicated that there were some maintenance items which needed attention prior to completing removal of these materials. At that time, you estimated that this other maintenance work would take approximately two weeks and that after that time, you could promptly resolve this issue. It is expected that you will have removed the brush and other materials from the property line area at the northeast corner of the complex on or before September 8, 1992. Feel free to contact me at 572-3595 if you have questions or wish to discuss this further. Thanks for your cooperation. Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -92-416 1 CI7YOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 August 17, 1993 Georgetown Court Apartments 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: First Notice of Noncompliance at 5640-5860 East River Road Dear Owner/Manager: The City of Fridley has established a City Code for the purpose of promoting a pleasant and attractive suburban environment. A recent inspection of the property at 5640-5860 East River Road revealed that not all Code requirements are presently being met. Listed below are items which do not comply with the City Code: 1. Fridley City Code requires that all vehicles must be currently licensed/street operable and kept on a hard surface parking area if they are stored outside. I observed nine vehicles (315-BME, 397-EUD, 720-EKP, 684-DLK, 117-EHT, 064-DVX, 641- CDX, 407-EKU, 813-DUT) located throughout the parking lots which do not fully meet these requirements. Your prompt attention in correcting this situation would greatly assist us in helping make Fridley a better place to live. An inspection will be conducted on or about September 20, 1993, to determine compliance. If you have questions or would like to discuss this, please contact me at 572-3595. Thank you for your cooperation! Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -93-414 CINOF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450 • FAX (612) 571-1287 November 12, 1993 Filister Enterprises 5750 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 RE: First Notice of Noncompliance at 5750 East River Road Dear Property Owner: The City of Fridley has established a City Code for the purpose of promoting a pleasant and attractive suburban environment. A recent inspection of the property at 5750 East River Road revealed that not all Code requirements are presently being met. Listed below is an item which does not comply with the City Code: 1. Close garage doors located at the north end of the complex or remove all materials/debris located in these units. Your prompt attention in correcting this situation would greatly assist us in helping make Fridley a better place to live. An inspection will be conducted on or about November 29, 1993, to determine compliance. If you have questions or would like to discuss this, please contact me at 572-3595. Thank you for your cooperation! Sincerely, Steven Barg Code Enforcement Officer SB:ls CE -93-561 M MN BLDG CODES 9 STDS Fax:612-297-1973 Apr 22 '97 8:26 P.01f02 Federal Register / Voh,56, No. 144 / Friday, July 26, 1991 / Rules and Regulations 35587 (2) lllustratiort—medical specialties. A health care provider may refer an individual with a disability to another provider. if that individual is seeking, or requires, treatment or services outside of the referring provider's area of specialization, and if the referring provider would make a similar referral for an individual without a disability who seeks or requires the same treatment or services. A physician who specializes in treating only a particular condition cannot refuse to treat an individual with a disability for that condition. but is not required to treat the individual for a different condition. (c) Service onimols—(1) General. Generally, a public accommodation shall modify policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a service animal by an individual with a disability. (2) Care or supervision of service animals. Nothing in this part requires a public accommodation to supervise or care for a service animal. (d) Check-out aisles. A store with check-out aisles shall ensure that an adequate number of accessible check- out aisles are kept open during store hours. or shall otherwise modify its policies and practices, in order to ensure that an equivalent level of convenient service is provided to individuals with disabilities as is provided to others. If only one check-out aisle is accessible. and it in generally used for express service. one way of providing equivalent service is to allow persons with mobility impairments to make all their purchases at that aisle. for deaf persons (TDD's). videotext displays, or other effective methods of making aurally delivered materials available to individuals with hearing impairments; (2) Qualified readers, taped texts, audio recordings. Hraiiled materials, large print materials, or other effective methods of making visually delivered materials available "to individuals with visual impairments; (3) Acquisition or modification of equipment or devices; and (4) Other similar services and actions. (c) Effective communication. A public accommodation shall furnish appropriate auxiliary aids and services where necessary to ensure effective communication with individuals with disabilities. (d) Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD s). (1) A public accommodation that offers a customer, client, patient, or participant the opportunity to make outgoing telephone calls on more than an incidental convenienc,p basis shall make available upon request, a'TDD for the use of an individual who has impaired hearing or a communication disorder. (2) This part does not require a public accommodation to use a TDD for receiving or making telephone calls incident to its operations. (e) Closed caption decoders. Places of lodging that provide televisions in five or more guest rooms and hospitals that provide televisions for patient use shall provide, upon request, a means for decoding captions for use by an individual with impaired hearing. (f) Alternatives. If provision of a ice by a E exult in a sl Post -It'"' brand fax transmittal memo 7671 1#of pages ► � ature of 111 To From riv'ileges, w :IW? o being 9t Co. Co. tr .--�7, in Dept. Phone p; Fax M ' , r� Fax 4 tunoamentalty atter the nature of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages. or accommodations being offered or would result in an undue burden, i.e.. significant difficulty or expense. (b) Examples. 'rhe term "auxiliary aids and services" includes -- (1) Qualified interpreters. notetakers, computer-aided transcription cervir,Fs, written materials, telephone handset amplifiers, oasistive listening devices, assistive listening systems, telephones compatible with hearing aids. closed caption decoders, open and r.lnsed captioning, telecommunications devices i.e. ., the Ovide an vice, if It in an nevertheless ensure that, to the maximum extent possible, individuals with disabilities receive the goods, services, facilities, privileges. advantages, or accommodations offered by the public accommodation. § 36.304 Removal of barriers. (a) General. A public accommodation shall remove architectural barriers in existing facilities. including communication harriers that are structural in nature. where such removal is readily achievable, i,e., easily accomplishable and able to be carried out without much difficulty or expense. (b) Examples. Examples of steps to remove barriers include, but are not limited to, the following actions— (1) installing ramps: (2) Making curb cuts in sidewalks and entrances: (3) Repositioning shelves; (4) Rearranging tables, chairs, vending machines, display racks, and other furniture: (5) Repositioning telephones; (6) Adding raised markings on elevator control buttons; (7) Installing flashing alarm lights: (a) Widening doors: (9) Installing offset hinges to widen doorways; (10) Eliminating a turnstile or providing an alternative accessible path; (11) Inatalling accessible door hardware; (12) Installing grab bars in toilet stalls: (13) Rearranging toilet partitions to increase maneuvering space; (14) Insulating lavatory pipes under sinks to prevent burns; (15) Installing a raised toilet seat; (18) Installing a full-length bathroom mirror; (17) Repositioning the paper towel d'ser in a bathroom: Creating designated accessible pqrnSspaces: (19) installing an accessible paper cup dispenser at cn existing inaccessible water fountain; (20) Removing high pile. low density carpeting; or (21) Installing vehicle hand controls. (c) Priorities. A public accommodation is urged to take measures to comply with the barrier removal requirements of this section in accordance with the following order of priorities. (1) First, a public accommodation should take measures to provide access to a place of public accommodation from public: sidewalks, parking, or public transportation. These measures include, for example, installing an entrance ramp, widening entrances, and providing accessible parking spaces. (2) Second, a public accommodation should take measures to provide access to those areas of a place of public accommodation where goods and services are made available to the public. These mausurus include, for example, adjusting the layout of display racks, rearranging tables. providing Hrailled and raised character signage, widening doors, providing visual alarms, and installing ramps (3) Third, a public accommodation should take measures to provide access to restroom facilities.'rhese measures include, for example. removal of MN BLDG CODES & STDS Fax:612-297-1973 Apr 22 '97 8:26 P.02f02 35598. Federal Register f Vol. '58. No. 144 / Friday, July 26, 1991 / Mules and Regulations obstructing furniture or vending machines. widening of doors, installation of ramps, providing accessible signage, widening of toilet stalls, and installation of grab bare. (4) Fourth, a public accommodation should take any other measures necessary to provide access to the goods, services, facilities, privileges. advantages. or accommodations of a place of public accommodation. (d) Relationship to alterations requirements of subpart D of this part. (1) Except as provided in paragraph (d)(2) of this section, measures taken to comply with the barrier removal requirements of this section shall comply with the applicable requirements for alterations in § 36.402 and §§ 36.404-36.406 of this part for the element being altered. The path of travel requirements of § 38.403 shall not apply to measures taken solely to comply with the barrier removal requirements of this section. (2) 1f, as a result of compliance with the alterations requirements specified in paragraph (d)(1) of this section, the messurey required to remove a barrier would not be, readily achievable, a public accommodation may take other readily achievable measures to remove the barrier that do not fully comply with the specified requirements. Such measures include, for example, providing a ramp with a steeper slope or widening a doorway to a narrower width than that mandated by the alterations requirements. No measure shall be taken. however. that poses a significant risk to the health or.safety of individuals with disabilities or others. (e) Portable ramps. Portable ramps should be used to comply with this section only when installation of a permanent ramp is not readily achievable. In order to avoid any significant risk to the health or safety of individuals with disabilities or others in using portable ramps. due consideration shall be given to safety features such as nonslip surfaces, railings, anchoring. and strength of materials, (f) Selling or servr'ng space. The rearrangement of temporary or movable at*uctures, such as furniture, equipment, and display ranks ie not readily achievable to the extent that it results in a significant loss of selling or serving apace. (g) Limitation on barrier removal obligations. (1) The requirements for t;arrier removal under § 36.344 shall not be interpreted to exceed the standards fur alterations in subpart U of this part. (21 To the extent that relevant standards for are not provided in t:ubpart D of this part, then tw� reouiremcn:s of a 36.304 shall not be interpreted to exceed the standards for new construction in subpart D of this part. (3) This section does not apply to rolling stock and other conveyances to the extent that § 36.310 applies to rolling stock and other conveyances. §30,305 AtIamelives to barrier removal. (a) General. Where a public accommodation can demonstrate that barrier removal is not readily achievable, the public accommodation shall not fail to make its goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations available through alternative methods, if those methods are readily achievable, (b) Examples. Examples of alternatives to barrier removal include, but are not limited to, the following actions -- (1) Providing curb service or home delivery; (2) Retrieving merchandise from inaccessible shelves or racks; (3) Relocating activities to accessible locations; (c) Multiscreen cinemas. if it is not readily achievable to remove barriers to provide access by persons with mobility impairments to all of the theaters of a multiscreen cinema, the cinema shall establish a film rotation schedule that provides reasonable access for individuals who use wheelchairs to all films. Reasonable notice shall be provided to the public as to the location and time of accessible showings. § 36.306 Personal devices and servtcss. This part does not require a public accommodation to provide its customers. clients, o- participants with personal devices, such as wheelchairs; individually prescribed devices, such as prescription eyeglasses or hearing aids: or services of a personal nature including assistance in eating, toileting, or dressing, § 36.307 Accessible or special goods. (a) This part does not require a public accommodation to alter its inventory to include accessible or special goods that are designed for, or facilitate use by. individuals with disabilities. (bJ A public accommodation shall order accessible or special ;cods at the request of an individual with disabilities, if, in the normal course of its operation, it makes special orders on request for unstocked goods, and if the accessible or special goods can be obtained from a supplier with whom the public accommodation customarily does business. (r) Examples of accessible or special goods include items such as Brailled versions of books, books on audio cassettes, closed captioned video tapes, special sizes or lines of clothing, and special foods to meet particular dietary needs. § 36.308 Seating In assembly area&. (a) Existing facilities. (1) To the extent that it is readily achievable, a public accommodation in assembly areas shall— (i) Provide a reasonable number of wheelchair seeting spaces and seats with removable aisle -side arm rests; and (ii) Locate the wheelchair seating spaces so that they— (A) Are dispersed throughout the seating area; (B) Provide lines of sight and choice of admission prices comparable to those for members of the general public; (C) Adjoin an accessible route that also serves as a means of egress in case of emergency; and (D) Permit individuals who use wheelchairs to sit with family members or other companions. (2) If removal of seats is not readily achievable, a public accommodation shall provide, to the extent that it is readily achievable to do so. a portable chair or other means to permit a family member or other companion to sit with an individual who uses a wheelchair. (3) The requirements of paragraph (a) of this section shall not be interpreted to exceed the standards for alterations in subpart D of this part. (b) New construction and alterations, The provision and location of wheelchair seating spaces in newly constructed or aiiered assembly areas shall be, governed by the standards for new construrtion and alterations in subpart f) of this part $ 36.309 Examinstlons and courses. (a) Genoral. Any private entity that offers examinations or courses related to applications. licensing, certification, or credentialing for secondary or postsecondary education. professional, or trade purposes shall offer such examinations or courses in a place and manner arr.Pssible to persons with disabilities or offer alternative accessible arran;cmonts for such individuals. (b) Examinorions. (1) Any private entity offering an exramination covered by this section must assure that— (i) The examination is selected and administered so as to best ensure that, when the examination is administered to an individual with a disability th;tt impairs sensor-_ manual, or speaking stills, the examination results accurately rte -sect the individual's i2}} APPENDIX CHAPTER 11 1994 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE } Appendix Chapter 11 ACCESSIBILITY Division I—SITE ACCESSIBILITY NOTE: This appendix chapter has been revised in its entirety. SECTION 1106 — ACCESSIBLE EXTERIOR ROUTES 1106.1 General. Accessible exterior routes shall be provided from public transportation stops, accessible parking and accessible passenger loading zones and public sidewalks to the accessible building entrance they serve. When more than one building or facility is located on a site, at least one accessible route shall connect accessible elements, facilities and buildings that are on the same site. The accessible route / between accessible parking and accessible building entrances shall be the most practical direct 1 route. 1106.2 Definition. CABO/ANSI A117.1 is American National Standard Al 17.1-1992 published by the Council of American Building Officials. 1106.3 Design and Construction. When accessibility is required by this section. it shall be de- signed and constructed in accordance with CABO/ANSI A 117.1. SECTION 1107 — PARKING FACILITIES 1107.1 Accessible Parking Required. When parking lots or garage facilities are provided, acces- sible parking spaces shall be provided in accordance with Table A -11-A except for the following occupancies: 1. For Group I, Divisions 1.1 and 2 medical care occupancies specializing in the treatment of 1' persons with mobility impairments, 20 percent of the parking spaces provided shall be accessible. it 2. For Group I, Divisions 1.1 and 1.2 and Group B, Division 2 Occupancies providing outpatient '; �`; '£''' £ ` �',>• <# � I;•':�I medical care facilities, 10 percent of the parking spaces provided shall be accessible. 3. For Group R, Division 1 apartment building containing accessible or adaptable dwelling units where parking is provided, 2 percent of the parking spaces shall be accessible. Where parking is provided within or beneath a building, accessible parking spaces shall also be provided within or beneath the building. One van accessible parking space shall be provided for every eight accessible parking spaces, or fraction thereof.sf; Accessible parking spaces shall be located on the shortest possible accessible route from adjacent parking to an accessible building entrance. In facilities with multiple accessible building entrances. with adjacent parking, accessible parking spaces shall be dispersed and located near the accessible entrances.... EXCEPTION: In multilevel parking structures, accessible van parking spaces maybe located on one level. Where a parking facility is not accessory to a particular building, accessible parking spaces shall be located on the shortest accessible route to an accessible pedestrian entrance to the parking facil- I? ity. 1107.2 Design and Construction. When accessible and van accessible parking spaces are re- quired by this section, they shall be designed and constructed in accordance with CABO/ANSI. Al 17.1. 1-416 s k 1103.1.2.6-1103.1.2.10 1994 UNIFORM BUILDING COD! 1103.1.2.6 Group H Occupancies. Group H Occupancies shall he accessible as provided in this chapter. 1103.1.2.7 Group I Occupancies. Group I Occupancies shall be accessible in public -use, com- mon -use and employee -use areas, and shall have accessible patient rooms, cells and treatment or examination rooms as follows: 1. In Group 1, Division 1.1 patient -care units within hospitals %l hick specialize in treating condi- tions that affect mobility, all patient rooms, including, associated toilet rooms and bathrooms. 2. In Group I, Division 1.1 patient -care units within hospitals that do not specialize in treating conditions that affect mobility, at least one in every 10 patient rooms, or fraction thereof, including associated toilet rooms and bathrooms. 3. In Group 1, Divisions 1.1 and 2 nursing homes and lone -term care facilities. at least one in every two patient rooms, or fraction thereof, including, associated toilet rooms and bathrooms. 4. In Group I, Division 3 mental health occupancies. at least one in every 10 patient rooms. or fraction thereof, including associated toilet rooms and bathrooms. 5. In Group I, Division 3 jail, prison and similar occupancies, at least one in every 20 rooms or cells, or fraction thereof, including associated toilet rooms and bathrooms. 6. In Group I Occupancies, all treatment and examination rooms shall be accessible. 1103.1.2.8 Group M Occupancies. Group M Occupancies shall he accessible as provided in this chapter. Assembly spaces in Group M Occupancies shall comply with Section 1103.1.2.2. 1103.1.2.9 Group R Occupancies. 1103.1.2.9.1 General. Group R Occupancies shall be accessible as provided in this chapter. When accessible dwelling units, guest and sleeping rooms are required, public- and common -use areas and facilities such as recreational facilities, laundry facilities, garbage and recycling collec- tion areas, mailbox locations, lobbies, foyers and management offices shall be accessible. EXCEPTION: When recreational facilities are provided accessory to accessible dwelling units, only 25 percent of recreational facilities need be accessible, provided not less than one of each type in each group of such facilities shall be accessible. All recreational facilities of each type on a site shall be considered in deter- mining the total number of each type which are required to be accessible. 1103.1.2.9.2 Apartment houses. In apartment houses containing more than 20 dwelling units, at least 2 percent, but not less than one, of the dwelling units shall be accessible. All dwelling units on a site shall be considered to determine the total number of accessible dwelling units. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Dwelling units required to be accessible may be adaptable dwelling units. 2. Dwelling units with two or more stories in a nonelevator building need not be accessible. 1103.1.2.9.3 Hotels and lodging houses. -In hotels and lodging houses containing six or more guest rooms, one of the first 30 guest rooms and one additional guest room for each additional 100 guest rooms, or fraction thereof, shall be accessible. Bathing, toilet and other facilities accessory to an accessible guest room shall be accessible. In hotels with 51 or more guest rooms, 50 percent, but not less than one, of the accessible guest rooms shall have a roll -in shower. In addition to the accessible guest rooms required above, guest rooms for persons with hearing impairments shall be provided in accordance with Table 11-B. Guest rooms for persons with hear- ing impairments shall be provided with visible and audible alarm -indicating appliances, activated by both the in -room smoke detector and the building fire -protective signaling system. 1103.1.2.9.4 Congregate residences. - In congregate residences with more than 20 occupants, at least 2 percent, but in no case, less than one, of the sleeping rooms shall be accessible. 1103.1.2.10 Group S Occupancies. Group S Occupancies shall be accessible as provided in this chapter. 1-202 i C 1994 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE APPENDIX CHAPTER 11 11073 Signs. Accessible parking space required by this section shall be identified by a sign com- plying with CABO/ANSI A117.1. EXCEPTION: Accessible parking space signs need not be provided in parking garages or parking facilities that have five or less total parking spaces. SECTION 1108 — PASSENGER LOADING ZONES 1108.1 Location. When provided, passenger loading zones shall be located on an accessible route. 1108.2 Design and Construction. Passenger loading zones shall be designed and constructed in accordance with CABO/ANSI A117.1. TABLE A-11-A—NUMBER OF ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES TOTAL PARKING SPACES IN LOT OR GARAGE MINIMUM REQUIRED NUMBER OF ACCESSIBLE SPACES 1-25 1 26-50 2 51-75 3 76-100 4 101-150 5 151-200 6 201-300 7 301-400 8 401-500 9 501-1,000 2% of total spaces Over 1,000 20 spaces plus 1 space for every 100 spaces, or fraction thereof, over 1,000 1-417 r 1, -� ►� �� �-��- � ���s��� Z, s�s�5 � �� �� �� � � Otteson, Layne To: Haukaas, Jon Subject: Georgetown Apts - Morrie Fillister I responded to Kory Jorgensen's request to talk to Morrie Fillister regarding the water coing into his garages and the sink hole in front of the garage. I visited the site this afternoon and discussed the problems with Mr. Fillister. I observed that the garages that have water coming in are built into the hillside. The water is coming into the garage at the base of the walls located in the back of the garage. I also noticed one garage stall had water seeping up through the floor cracks. I observed the sink hole in front of the garage. The sink hole was approximately 3' deep and 3' in diameter. The bottom of the sink hole was saterated and had water standing. There was a drain tile suspended in the middle of the hole. I didn't observe any other pipe. I asked if Mr. Fillister had any construction records to look at and he said he may have some in the files. After observing the water problems, I told Mr. Fillister he may want to consider hiring a private engineer to assess the situation and give recommendations. I also told him he may consider filling the sink hole with sand and observe to see if the sink hole reappears again.