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SAV95-01 . . CITY OF FRIDLEY p 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. � FRIDLEY, MN 55432 (612) 571-3450 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT VACATION APPLICATION FORM PROPERTY INFORMATION - site plan required for submittal; see attached Address: 5'9 X x 3� -�-��' Property Identification Number(PIN) � Legal description: L�r-5 29 �1 �O, f��u� 12, .�-/�1i, �� Lot Block TracdAddition Lega�l ad�c�ti�of easement to be vacated: �u- -T+Mw-�T o� T�rt� ��s �^t�(rn/� o✓�- �-ars �9 f $o P.t,ot.t�-- !2- tf�?v��7>t�G- Current zoning: .�- l. f�Y�i�\I�1¢r,Sauare footage/acreage Reason for vacation: (�,u�,-�,�r- �„��,�- -F--;�,r,�„X .�,uE Have you operated a business in a city which required a business license? Yes No If yes, which city? If yes, what type of business? Was that license ever denied or revoked? Yes No FEE OWNER INFORMATION (as it appears on the property title) (Contract Purchasers: Fee Owners must sign this form prior to processing) NAME Cit7Y ��t.�( ADDRESS ��I UN�u� �v��E-- �Zc.EY , rU^1 SS�L- DAYTIME PHONE SIGNATURE DATE PETITIONER INFORMATION NAME ADDRESS DAYTIME PHONE SIGNATURE DATE Fee�$250.00 W�h�_ � *F�=�-�c�l oN��,_.............�...�..w.,,.,,_„_.�,�,�„�.�,�,.�,�.�..,._.��...,.,�, Permit SA V# �J -CJ � Receipt# Application received by: ,o Scheduled Planning Commis ion date: �,_,Q,��- I�/g9� Scheduled City Council date: � CITY OF FRIDLSY PLl1lI RHnIEN CHECICLIBT B. Site Plan: Applicants for vacations must submit the leqal description of the parcel (easemerlt, street, etc.) to be vacated. 1. Property line dimensions, location of all existing and proposed structures with distance from boundaries, Complete site plans, signed by a registered architect, civil distance between structures, building dimensions and engineer, landscape architect, or other design professional, to floor elevations include the following: 2. Grading and drainage plan showing existing natural A. General: features (topography, wetlands, vegetation, etc.) as well as proposed grade elevations and sedimentation and storm 1. Name and address of project water retention ponds. Calculations for storm water detention/retention areas. 2. Legal description (certificate of survey may be required) 3. All existinq and proposed points of egreas/ingress 3. Name, address, and telephone number of applicant, showinq widths of property lines, turning radii abutting enqineer, and owner of record rights-of-way with indicated center line, paving width, � existinq and proposed median cuts, and intersections of 4. Date proposed, north arrow, scale, number of sheets, name streets and driveways of drawer 4. Vehicular circulation system showing location and 5. Description of intended use of site, buildings, and dimensions for all driveways, parking spaces, parking lot structures including type of occupancy and estimated aisles, service roads, loading areas, fire lanes, occupancy load emerqency access (if necessary), public and private streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, direction of 6. Existinq zoning and land use traffic flow, and traffic-control devices 7. Tabulation box indicatinq: 5. Landscaping Plan (i) Size of parcel in sq. ft. 6. Location, access, and screening detail of trash enclosures (ii) Gross floor area of buildinqs 7. Location and screening detail of rooftop equipment (iii) Percent of site covered by building . 8. Building elevations from all directions (iv) Percent of site covered by impervious surface 9. Utility plan identifyinq size and direction of existing (v) Percent of sita covered by green area water and sewer lines, fire hydrants, distance of hydrant to proposed building (vi) Projected number of employees (vii) Number of seats if intended use is a restaurant or place of assembly (viii) Number of parking spaces required (ix) Number of parking spaces provided including handicapped (x) Height of all buildings and structures and number of stories , * 1 ' SAV ��95-01 City of Fridley s venue . t�0� sosi �sa ( s� ) 1 �s ) 250 2S0 27'0 60�10 i�1 � ( J4 � tu ) ( » � ( » ) ( �i ) . �� ) � � �� `�, ( i2 ) � U � ( 8 3 ) 3t i ++ ) � � 6�i1 � ( it ) ( �0 ) ( 14 � � 54 � ��) ��) � ��) 6�1 61124 (�) l St j (�g) ( 4t � � i, � 60� �� w � u � 6QI7 6Q14 z �� 60I7 6012 ( �s 1 ( 40 1 a �S�,"b�`;,'. � ( 11 ) 6Ql2 � � '"��:,�..'. (�) I�) � (�) �� (�l (�) � 6000 (�l (�) ( �1) (�ss�) 60th Avenue N.E. � � i�) (�a�o 1 (�) 5955 ( ��1 t�) °' (14J) � � ��) ��) (�) (1�4) (��) c.�., � (�7� � 5935 �s 1 ( ) la la ) � (tsei�J (�l � 5929 � n (�) � � `�? r.� � a � � ��1 5924 � �.. ( 74 ) � ( f6 ) .� (�6) �'�) ,..� � T-�"' C� � I�s� � (�71 5gpg 5915 � �� 5915 ri4ln r .�i � The City of Fridley has submitted a Vacation Application to vacate all of the slip off road � extending from University Avenue to the 5900 block of third street. The intent of the vacation is to provide for single family residential development. N 12.�s LOCATION MAP ♦ � � SAV #95-01 Mailing List Mailed: 2/23/95 City of Fridley 4/12/95 ACCAP Alvin/Karen Hogenson Hugh/Darlene Churchill Human Service Center or Current Resident or Current Resident 1201 - 89th Avenue, #345 5851 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5955 - 2 1/2 Street NE Blaine, MN 55434 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Martin Rohwedder Current Resident 110 - 61st Avenue NE or Current Resident 6015 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 6007 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Sharon Dombeck George/Irene White 6011 Main Street NE or Current Resident or Current Resident Fridley, MN 55432 6036 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6032 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Robert/Joyce Warolin Charles/Katherine Lynk Du Wayne Williamette or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6024 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6014 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6004 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Russell Dean Girard Judith Ann Downing Donald/Mary Fortune or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6000 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6001 - 2nd Street NE 6009 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Michael/Marion Skrypec Nicholas/Lauren Nelson Thomas/Joan Turner or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6017 - 2nd Street NE 6031 - 2nd Street NE 6035 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 James/Marianne Zimmer Michael Alan Chmiel Everett/Bertha Fredrick or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6037 - 2nd Street NE 6039 - 2nd Street NE 6040 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Myron/Strobel Helget Dave/Cindy Kelly Richard/Julie Pederson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6030 - 2nd Street NE 6022 - 2nd Street NE 6018 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Ellen Smith Resident/Manager Current Resident or Current Resident 6008 - 2nd Street NE 6001 - 2nd Street NE 6012 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Current Resident John/Deborah Mastley 6000 - 2nd Street NE 6019 Main Street NE 1226 - 148th Lane NW Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Andover, MN 55304 Current Resident Current Resident Current Resident 6021 Main Street NE 6875 Madison Street NE 6035 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Patricia Donnay Robert/Jane Hosman Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5942 - 2nd Street NE 5980 - 2nd Street NE 281 Sylvan Lane NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Jerry/Barbara McNurlin Michael Hlavinka 5938 - 2nd Street NE or Current Resident or Current Resident Fridley, MN 55432 5936 - 2nd Street NE 5932 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Janet Taylor Current Resident 5924 - 2nd Street NE or Current Resident 5910 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 5916 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Edward/Mavis Pries Ervin/Gloria Bjorngjeld Lillian Hlavinka or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5905 Main Street NE 5909 Main Street NE 5923 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Daniel Stumpf Linda Kroone Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5961 Main Street NE 5925 Main Street NE 5933 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 John/Marjory Chura Current Resident Joseph/Lynn Pilon or Current Resident 5981 Main Street NE 4732 Debra Court 5973 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Shoreview, MN 55126 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Dale Knott Jack/Mary Oppegard 5980 - 2 1/2 Street NE 2000 Fairway Drive or Current Resident Fridley, MN 55432 Minneapolis, MN 55421 5948 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Meyer/Brown Roger/Eleta Blesi Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5916 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5942 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5924 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Current Resident Irvin B r agel 5908 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5900 - 2 1/2 Street NE P.O. Bo 81973 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Minnea ol s, MN 55458 Richard/Ann Snyder Lloyd/Alice La Pointe Douglas/Joan Jarosh or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5901 - 2nd Street NE 5909 - 2nd Street NE 5917 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Gordon Hedlund Jeffrey/Susan Elmer Henry Malikowski 1255 Pike Lake Drive or Current Resident or Current Resident New Brighton, MN 55112 5923 - 2nd Street NE 5929 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Ruth Glynn John/Shirley Bachand Mark/Sharon Spilman or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5935 - 2nd Street NE 5945 - 2nd Street NE 5957 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Willard/Doris Guimont Current Resident Robert/Loretta Ecker or Current Resident 5974 - 3rd Street NE or Current Resident 5980 - 3rd St. NE, #1 Fridley, MN 55432 5940 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 ��Curtis/Pamela Sorum Current Resident Michael Mezzenga 25103 Northrup Drive 5900 - 3rd Street NE 1435 - 14th Avenue NW Laguna, CA 92656 Fridley, MN 55432 New Brighton, MN 55112 Current Resident Bernice Williams Patricia Gabel 5901 - 2 1/2 Street NE or Current Resident or Current Resident Fridley, MN 55432 5945 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5947 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Roger/Joyce Vanous Thomas Thompson Joseph Cherveny or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5860 - 3rd Street NE 5846 - 3rd Street NE 5852 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Karen Moorman Current Resident Robert Herr or Current Resident 5846 - 2 1/2 Street NE 4996 Stewart Avenue 5850 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 White Bear Lk, MN 55110 Fridley, MN 55432 Ronald/Peggy Newland Elmer/Jean Gabrelcik Uri/Mala Herzberg or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5841 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5845 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5847 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Daryl Kiefer Rogers Properties Current Resident or Current Resident 4240 Trail Ridge Lane 5851 - 2nd Street NE 5849 - 2 1/2 Street NE Minnetonka, MN 55345 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Paul/Eileen Reider Eugene/Jean Hagberg Theodora/Lawrence Link or Current Resident or Current Resident 3922 Arthur Street NE 5875 - 2nd Street NE 5881 - 2nd Street NE Columbia Hghts, MN 5542 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Current Resident Donald Dolan Commercial Property 5960 Main Street NE 2 Lookout Road Investment Fridley, MN 55432 Dellwood, MN 55110 2685 Long Lake Road Roseville, MN 55113 Northwestern Bell US West Inc. Current Resident 70 West 4th Street 6300 So. Syracuse Way 5920 - 3rd Street NE Room 1-C Suite 700 Fridley, MN 55432 St. Paul, MN 55102 Englewood, CO 80111 John/Karen Earley Richard Peterson Ben/Ann Monson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6041 - 3rd Street NE 247 - 57th Place NE 6046 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Martin/Emily Dykhoff John Orlando Bonnie Mikkola or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5810 - 3rd Street NE 5805 - 3rd Street NE 5833 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Ed and Anne Andrajack Paul Beall David Landrus or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5832 - 3rd Street NE 261 - 57th Place NE 5775 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Terry Hart A1 and Kathy Roesler Jamie Johnson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6000 - 3rd Street NE 5955 - 3rd Street NE 6008 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Nikki Schatz Mildred Barker Keith Raveling or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6008 - 2nd Street NE 5800 - 3rd Street NE 5813 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Charles/Luel Lindberg Jerry/Barbara McNurlin Eugene Lundberg or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5825 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5820 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5815 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Otto Tauer Eugene Tomas DJ & DA Wiederhold or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5866 - 2nd Street NE 5816 - 2nd Street NE 5825 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 F & M Schoenberger Berton Cross Herbert/Jeanette Moore or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5857 Main Street NE 5790 - 2nd Street NE 5801 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Viola Pfieffer Peter Measner Robert/Doris Johnson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5817 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5834 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5810 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Rebecca Street Ward/Blesi Gerald/Carol Hooser or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5825 - 2nd Street NE 5848 - 2nd Street NE 5800 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 James Dudley HUD Adeline Swanson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5835 Main Street NE 5861 Main Street NE 5770 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Lyle/Denise Janz Angela Wax Judith Konsela or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5807 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5821 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5828 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Albin/Ebba Johnson Glenn Johnson John Weatherly or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5800 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5835 - 2nd Street NE 5830 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 John Blahoski Henry/Meta Polansky Habitat for Humanity or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 105 - 58th Avenue NE 5847 Main Street NE 5790 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Rosemarie Sands William/Ione Alaspa John/Aileen Pawluk or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5765 Main Street NE 5925 - 3rd Street NE 5931 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Carmen Mack Kevin Raatikka William/Ora Talley or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 131 - 57th Place NE 233 - 57th Place NE 281 - 57th Place NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Northwind Foods, Inc. Gerald Gage Dorothy Mayer or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 280 - 57th Avenue NE 218 - 57th Place NE 5807 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Michele McNeil D & B Habermann Constance Gunnufson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5839 - 3rd Street NE 5840 - 3rd Street NE 5917 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 rrent Resident Bernard Jeska, Sr. Hyo Shik/In Ja Chong 5973 - 3rd Street NE or Current Resident or Current Resident Fridley, NIN 55432 215 - 57th Place NE 251 - 57th Place NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Lyndale Terminal Co. Del and Peggy Price Mir Abbas/Aziza Sajady or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 251 - 57th Avenue NE 5821 - 3rd Street NE 5849 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Gerald/Louise Almlie ��Mary Gabrelcik Richard Bistodeu or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5826 - 3rd Street NE 5923 - 3rd Street NE 101 - 57th Place NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Drucilla Sando Gary/Kathleen Harvet Irvin/Efron Herman or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 219 - 57th Place NE 271 - 57th Place NE 262 - 57th Place NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Paul/Joyce Laduke Orlin/Darlene Peterson �� rrent Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident � � 56 - 3rd Street NE 216 - 57th Place NE 5831 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Lucille Bodin Northpoint Ind. Center Margaret Reed or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5824 - 3rd Street NE 5730 Main Street NE 6017 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Richard Anderson Ernest/Ruby Erovick Wallace Gregerson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6063 - 3rd Street NE 6070 - 3rd Street NE 6040 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Barbara Weddel Wolf Affias Lowell/Betty Wolff or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6010 - 3rd Street NE 6015 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6045 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Audrey Nelson Bernice Williams John Wolfe or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 250 - 61st Avenue NE 5945 - 2nd Street NE 6007 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 David Henrikson Jerome Dold Juli Ann Hegna or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6031 - 3rd Street NE 6073 - 3rd Street NE 6060 - 3rd Street NE I Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Steven Wraneschetz Ruth Anne Bjork Gerald/Mary Onasch or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6030 - 3rd Street NE 251 - 60th Avenue NE 6025 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fadi/Jocelyn Awaijane Herbert/Lucinda Aaker Michael/Elaine Pestello or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6055 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6060 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6011 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Wayne/Mary Johnson Joe Henson Thomas/Jean Johnson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6051 - 3rd Street NE 270 - 61st Avenue NE 6050 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, NIN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Joyce Theroux Jean Woehler David Keller or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 6020 - 3rd Street NE 6011 - 2 1/2 Street NE 6025 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Kay Herrmann David Rybak Constance Gunnufson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 260 - 61st Avenue NE 6060 - 2nd Street NE 5915 - 3rd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 D & Z Findell S & A Development Co. Charles Fischer or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 110 - 58th Avenue NE 5770 - 2 1/2 Street NE 248 - 58th Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Violet Rocek Vern Brantner/A1 Bates Robert Cross or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5791 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5783 - 2 1/2 Street NE 5801 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Kathy Roessler John/Sue Keppler David/Robin Heryla or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5846 - 2 1/2 Street NE 100 - 58th Avenue NE 5761 - 2nd Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Meyer/Joanne Broder Mary Gabrelcik Michael/Lois Madzey or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 278 - 58th Avenue NE 5740 University Ave. NE 5775 Main Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Lyndale Terminal Co. Paul Slesar/Carol Wood Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 232 - 58th Avenue NE 250 - 57th Avenue NE 5780 - 2 1/2 Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Raymond/Dorothy Hegna Ernest Bergstrom Bret/Toni Anderson or Current Resident or Current Resident or Current Resident 5770 - 3rd Street NE 5760 - 3rd Street NE 241 - 57th Place NE Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 City Council Members David Newman Planning Comm. Chair 7635 Alden Way NE Fridley, MN 55432 _ _ CITY OF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER •6431 UMVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 • (612) 571-3450• FAX (612)571-1287 February 23 , 1995 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The City of Fridley Planning Commission will be holding an informal hearing on a vacation request, SAV #95-01, by the City of Fridley, to vacate all that part of the egress road from T.H. 47 (University Avenue) lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, in order to construct a single family home on the property, generally located at 5900 - 3rd Street N.E. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday, March 15, 1995 at the Fridley Municipal Center, 6431 University Avenue N.E. at 7: 30 p.m. Any questions related to this item may be referred to the Fridley Community Development Department at 572-3592. Hearing impaired persons planning to attend who need an interpreter or other persons with disabilities who require auxiliary aids should contact Roberta Collins at 572-3500 no later than March 8 , 1995. DAVID NEWMAN CHAIR PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that there will be a public hearing of the Fridley City Council at the Fridley Municipal Center, 6431 University Avenue N.E. on Monday, April 24, 1995 at 7: 30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Vacation request, SAV #95- Ol, by the City of Fridley, to vacate all that part of the egress road from T.H. 47 (University Avenue) lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, in order to construct a single family home on the property, generally located at 5900 - 3rd Street N.E. Hearing impaired persons planning to attend who need an interpreter or other persons with disabilities who require auxiliary aids should contact Roberta Collins at 572-3500 no later than April 17, 1995. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. Any questions related to this item may be referred to the Fridley Community Development Department at 572-3592 . WILLIAM J. NEE MAYOR Publish: April 11, 1995 April 18, 1995 City of Fridiey pUBLIC HEARINQ BEFORE THE CI'fY COUNCIL Motice is hereby grve��at�ere��be a ct the Fridley Cit11�°U 6431 publicheann9 Municipal Center. ri124, the Fridley Univereity Ave^runetor the PM��°�� tg95 at 7:30 p uest,SAV Consideration ot 8of Fridlay,to vacate all �g5-01.bY ihe C�ty that part oi the egress r o��ota�'&�d (UnivarsriY Avenue)1 ing 30,Block 12.HYde�o�io�the propeKY� ttruct a si^91e��`�^��y 3td Sueet N.E. �no�ly I�e,ted at 5900- lanning to Hearing impaired pe��ete�or other Pe�' attand whe nead an intarP uira auxiliary ��s��sab�lities who req afds should contact Ronl;��995ins at SM�rpp no later than Ap.. �be haetd MY�nll penons daainn9at tha abova nunity shall ba 9i�n an°PP° uealions relnt- stated Ume and ple�ro��to the Fndlay ed to this itam rt►sY CommunitY Dev°�°P�^°^t Department at 572-3592. yy�u,�/�M d.NEE MAYOR F�idley Fxus Plews (April 11.18.19951 City of Fridley PUBUC NEARINO BEFORE TNE CITY COUNCIL Notice is heroby piven that there wiil be a public haaring of the Fridley City Council at tha Fridlay Municipal Center, 6431 Universiy Avenue N.E.on Monday,April 24, 1995 at 7:30 p.m.for the purpose of: Consideration of e Vacation requeet,SAV M95-01,by the Ciry of Fridley,to vacate all that part of tha egreae road from T.H.47 (Univeroity Avenue) 1ying over Lota 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde park� in order to con- siruct a single tamily home on the propery. generally Iocated at 5900-3rd Stree!N.E. attend rwho need�antlnPerpreter orI other per� sone with disabilitiee who require auxiliary aids ahould contact Roberta Collins at 572-3500 no later than April 17,1995. Any end ali persona desiring to be heard shall ba given an opportunity at the above stated tima and place. Any queaUons relat- ed to this ftem mey be rofer►ed to tha Fridley Community Devalopmant Departmant at 572-3592. WILLIAM J.NEE MAYOR (Aprii 11,1g,1gg5) Fridley Focus News - - City of Fridley AN ORDINANCE UND R SEC ON 12,07 OF THE CITY CHARTEq TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE C�Ty CODE The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain ae folbwa SECTION 1. To vacate all that pert of the egress road from Trunk Hiphway 47 (Univeraity Avenue) lyinp over Lote 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. All in Anoka ally lo�cated at the interoection p(3rd Si►est end 60th Avenue. A�� y�n9 in the North Half of Section 23, T-30,R-24,Cily o}FNdley,County of Anoka, Minnesota. Be and ia hereby vacated. SECTION 2, The said vacation haa been made in conformance with Minneaota Statutes and purauant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the Ciy Code ahall be ao amended. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 15TH DAY OF MAY,1995, WILLIAM J.NEE-MAYOR ATTEST: WILLIAM A.CHAMPA,CITY CLERK Public Hearing: April 24,1995 Firat Reading: Mey 8�1995 Second Reeding: May 15,1gg6 �MBY 23,1995)Fridley Focus News City of Fridley AN ORDINAN EAUND R SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE THEREOF The City Council of the City of Fridley doea hereby ordain as tolbws: SECTION 1. The City o}Fridley is the fee owner of the tract of Iand within the City of Fridley,Anoka County, State of Minneaota, described as followe: Lots 27, 2B, 2g, end 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minneaota. the C ty'Cou cil that h C tyy not lon�ge�has any reason to continue to own said property, and the City is hereby authorized to aell or enter into a contract to sell said property. SECTION 3. The Mayor and City Clerk cont acayand deeds to affect the sale of said property, PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 15TH DAY OF MAY,1995. WILLIAM J.NEE-MAYOR ATTEST: WILLIAM A.CHAMPA,CITY CLERK Firot Reading: May 8,1995 Second Reading. Mey 15,1995 (MaY�.1995)Fridley Fxus Newa . _ � I, CITYOF I CITY OF FRIDLEY COMMISSION APPLICATION REVIEW FRiDLEY; � - File Number File Date Meetinq Date 12 2/23/95 3/ 15/95 File Description: Vacation request, SAV ��95-01 , by the City of Fridley To vacate all that part of the egress road from T.H. 47 (University Avenue) lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, in order to construct a single family home Si�-t�ie prope�y;,-generalT�v-�o ateT-t��7� r� Stre t�' = Complete Review Chec7Clis€; Re�urn £o �e Comafur`nit� Development Department *** Comments *** %' /� ' .� Barbara Dacy � �, �,� ��C�� S? : j � � �� v�� Scott Hickok � Z'Z� ._ C� � ' ��'�� Michele McPherson ��l'�? 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N.E. FRIDLEY, �9N 55432• (612)571-3450• FAX (612) 571-1287 COVER SHEET � To: �� FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director � DATE: � � PAGES: (including cover sheet) � , � � . REMARKS: ��ti� C ��;'2�C � , :� , ; � U"�t�' � � ��L2ti.1�'e. r� l . � �,� Ga� . C��.�� -�� . t �� -,�,, � � ,,�� . ; , , � � � ,_ _�_. �_ ,,, � , __-- ,_.. **If all pages have not been properly received, please call me at 572-3590** �_ �o� ��. 512 788 7602 hJ0{.J-�2?-1�9� 1�i�3=3 FRDf'I k::ur-t.h ��r�.,�Ey in� TO �711287 P.�2 i ; ' KURTH SURVEYING, INC. ! � 4002 �7EFFERSON ST. N.E. '; COLUI�BIA HEIGHTS, MINNES��TA 55421 Phone (612�788-9769 Fax (612}788-75d2 � Nnvemiber 2�., 1994 � ; To: �' City ��f Fridley ' Attn: Micheile ' 6431 �University Avenue N.E. � Fridl�sy, Minnesota 5543:2 Re: In�ts 2? and 28, Bloc:k 12, Hyd.e Park - Dear 1�Sichelle: � �In response to your request fo� our services are Lats 27 ax�d 28, Block 12, ' Hyde :Park as outlined by your telephone call, we est�'na�e the cost to run ' betwe�an $ 500 to $ 700. Enclosed herewith find a oapy of our hourly rate ; sched�ale. The work woul�� be done on an hourly basis with itemized sta�ements ', issue�3 upnn completion. !, Kurth Surveyxng's respon;sibilities in this matter w3:3.1 be as follows: ; , ' 1. �Prepare boundary su:rvey with topography. 2. ,3upply Cert if icate ��f Survey on abave. I�� 'Phank you irz advanc�� for your oonsideration o£ aur firm in this endeavor �, and, ,�s always, if you h��ve any q�estians or carnment�, please feel free to call, i write or fax. Ta noti£y us of acceptance of the abdve es�imat� please sigz3 and i fax b��ck a copy af this ;letter. ! i I � , Respec�fuliy submitted, � � � . ; ; � i e 1 J. th � � Kurth 3urveying. Inc. i Enc. - i , � � v � �I � Accepi� by e City l? i ley this �;;�:L. day o£ ' 'l.l•��C.� , 199 . � � By: , 1 Tzt� , �l ��/� ; � i � i Fv,j� r':�i_. r F,O� NO��J--2�-1y94 1��34 F�C�f�l Kurth Sur��e�ir�g TO �"11�=�t F'.�1� + ; � KURTH SURVEYING, INC:;: 4002 JSFFERSON ST. N.B.; COLLTi+�IA I�It�iTS, MINNESO� �5421 HOURLY RATE SCfIFDULi�;' t Effective 3-1-92 Senior Registered SurvE�Yor in de5ign and cot�sultitig $ 65.00 Assaciate Registered Surveyor i.n design and consu3.tin9 $ 5a.a0 3 Ma�n crew with normal supPlies and vehicles w/R.�_:S. $ 95.00 3 M2u1 crew with norn�al supplies and vehicles wo/Ri:L.5. $ 90.00 ' 2 Mau� crew wit1� normal supplies ana vehicles w/R.b�S. $ 80.00 2 Mz�n crew with nox�mal supplies and vehicles wo/RiL.S. $ 75.00 Draf'tsman $ 35.00 Drai`tsmai�s Aide ' $ 27.00 Computer Time $ 15.00 Bluejprinting - In housE; : $ 2.00/BA. Spe<:ial order supplies - Outside printing, monum��t.s, fees, etc. Cost + 15� Spec:ial Secretarial $ 24.00 •on 2 x rate e siti urt a arance d ess - Co I art Witn Pe Po Fs P � All are hourly rates. All are due within 30 days of billing date. A1]. bi.11s due after 30 days will be subject ta a 1 1/2� per month cumulative car�cying char9e. -i.;; ; . r.. . f.;f':.,; } � ' V- ' 1 T�JTAL P.�3 TITI,E: PROJECT DETAILS Petition For. VA,Gcv�-10-,�� or Ss`' - o9fi- tipa� �� -�-�-� w L�..'�. � Location '� � I �q 1 `Tln;�,•d �ee�--" of Property: � Legal Description �� .$'oG� j2 �� of Property: � Sizc: /o�Sg2� Topography: Existing �f Vegetation: Existing Zoning/Platting: Availability of Municipal t�ra�i�a.��.e.�� Utilitics: Vchicular �� d �� Access: Pedestrian Access: nl�`'� Engineering �icl,z�► �✓d. �{vYrvT' Ka.✓�rov✓ 4��'R�c,2.�-}a l��d'fti- y-l�ew,�{ Issues: �,( af Un;��,�,�/ i Co�vr.�f- d,ru.� � a�a � o►� c�a-�„i► . Site Planning � � Issues: DEVELOPMENT SITE 7✓tt- J� �� /� �!� �.� ��i Ce�.�..e.�r�� -x�.(im3 r.o,�..c�'• �-C..Z�.{- . S°1��' �-— 4�a��.u� �. �' . . 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'% .._ ��,� �.. � �''i � _ -- - - !�.! �."_ ' _ ' ' '� � i�.; -� � �� , _ , � . � . -� • :� . ��., . _ L....._. _ . .. . _ Z. _.._. ._..- - -- ._.___ �« � - - :�c. . . .i_< rv� _v . - :- - �- /a-- - -jZ - ' .. � ` , - ,•- - �- �l4� _ . . _... _ - :�C: . . ST• 1�'j]1 —4 STRE�T ii1PP,CV�:`"�r��!T P��J�CT �-. 60TH :�VE�,�tlF SL,IP—OFF: � � j �.. i � s ,! ,-. � � . . �' � � CITY OF FRIDLEY � - FINAL ASSESSriENT ROLL � STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1971-4 � Roll No. I - 60th Avenue Slip-Off (Cont'd .) � HYDE PARK ADDITION Lot Block. Full-Rate One-half Rate Assessment Assessment � Footage Footage Full-Rate One-half Rate r' N�of 28 21 20 185.20� � 29 21 40 370.40� 30 21 42 388.92 � 1 22 42 388.92 2 22 40 370.40' 3 22 40 370.40� 4 & N'�of5 22 60 555.60� � S'� of 5 &6 22 60 555.60� � 7 • 22 40 370.40� 8 22 40 370.40� 9 22 40 370.40� 10 22 40 370.40' 11 22 40 370.40� 12 & 13 22 80 740.80� _ 14 & 15 22 80 740.80� 16 22 40 185.2C►� 17 & 18 22 80 370.��0' i9 22 4o iss.zo� z� 22 40 185.20' 21 22 40 185.20'' 22 22 40 Z$5.2Q' 23 22 40 185.20� 24. 22 40 185.ZCr' �5 � 2E 22 80 370.40� 27 22 40 I85.20� 28 22 40 185.20i 29 22 40 285.�0� 30 22 42 194.4F� 1 & 2 27 91 842.b6 � 3 27 44 407 .44 4 & 5 ?_7 88 E14.8b 6 27 . 44 203.72 � 7 27 44 203.72. , 8 27 44 203.7:'_ 9 & 10 27 92 425,76 � 6 & s2 of7 28 66 611.16 NZ af7 & 8 28 66 611.16 9 & 10 28 gl 842.66 � 2590 ft. 1428 ft. $ 24,909.40 $ 6,611.64 ; � TOTAL COST �31,51_1,04 Total cost: $31,511.09 -,3,4G4 feet (Full footage of l.ots fronting on 3rd Street and one-half of. foota�,e fronting on ?_2 Street) = $9.26 pi:r faot Lots Fronting or. 3rd Street: 2,b'�0 feet @ $9.26 per foot = $24,90S.4Q ;: Lots Fronting on 22 Street: 1,428 reet @ $ 4.63 per toot (A�e�11164rate) � 4 . . � � / CITY OF FRIDLEY . FINAL ASSESS'�NT ROLL STREET II�IPROVEMENT PR03ECT ST, 1971-4 Roll No. I- 60th Avenue Slig-Off HYDE PA.RK ADDITION . P� , Lot Block Full-Rate One-halt Rate Assessment Assessment � Footage Footage Full-Rate One-ha.lf Rate 3 & 4 11 80 $ 740.80' 5 & 6 11 80 740.80� 7 & N2of8 11 60 555.6Q� S2of8 & 11 40 370.40' N� of9 S 2 of 9 11 20 I85.20 � � 10 11 40 � 370.40- 11 11 40 370.40� 12 11 40 370.40� 13 11 40 370.40� ; ].4 & 15 11 80 740.80' 16 & 17 11 80 37U.40� 18 11 40 185.20� 19 11 40 185.20� !0 L1 40 185.20' ?.1 11 40 1S5.20� 22 11 40 185.20- 2� 11 40 185.20y �4 11 40 185.20' 25 11 40 185.20' 26 11 40 1P5.20� 27 11 40 185.20� 28 11 40 1.85.20� 29 11 40 185.20� 30 11 (Tax Forfeit) 42 194.40 (T G�l , 16 & 17 12 80 740.80' 18 12 40 370.40� 19 12 40 370.40- 20 12 40 370.4G- i 27 12 40 370.40� 22 & 23 12 80 7�+0.80� 24 12 4� 370.40� k 23 & 26 12 80 27 & 28 12 740.80' 80 740.80� _ - 16 21 (Tax For- 40 370.40-' $ feit) 17 & 18 21 80 ?40.8Q- 19 & 20 21 80 7�+0.80- 21 21 40 37Q.40- 22 21 40 370.4Q- 23 21 4U 370.40- 24 z1 40 370.40� 25 & 26 21 80 740.50� 27 & S�of28 21 ' 60 555.60� -. \ _ . 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"!�=`'-. �� . � 1 ' ' ; t � I I _ ' � ! t � . �E�1T Bi'� XER�X Te ! ecopier rC17= [— 1—�5 � 13�37 : 6127772635� 612 571 1287�# 1 �••.1 ri�ht of a;.cess tc� T H. 47, from 60th Avenue N.E lying between a point being the North .�"��t ��.3��r �f L+�t 1 H�c�c� 1'? af H�,�de Park; tr:ence'�aKtherly ta a paint being the South ��'este�n=�nter f�fLa� 1� ��,�_ x ` �t�� Par� _, �'attz� �-.r.:: �e�+�rded �, ,.,, »1 -,_ A�,�, � �;� � � �^ __�_...�..:.. __ __-- i , j1 r`I� ' �;�' # T._�L �• .�� r��. : {:_:�r.; t 14(� - �' _f��_. -_._._�9__._d , �_ a�� -�� _ � � 4 _i � � _. .. .1 „ �lFa�� .. . �� `R,"^� � .y ..J L_. ' .. . . . ._. ._..... . _ w�rw-�.=.t �.-..._ .. g. �'- .��..�,�aa;a=��,...su��...1,:,,.,.e.�N+.w..wµ.�u,�.�rrr y�, y�etJ �}., " ��.v .. . .. . y. . ..—r :. �`��.. � . .. :. ,o-��. .. ��`t';�'. � . P •r � � —_ Y:d � ` �f, �� ^.��'M.�1�'� . �� } t , `L' ,. - , :�. ;�1r �, ,;!3,nti � � i� � " � 'aw �.�� .u�.._ � �ir, r�� N`�� '�� '�'°�" �'"z, , . �rl � ,� er• � '_ °.) �. F'�i..�t.a�a3xl'� . 4 � ^ A s�milar letter was sent to: Frank Gabrelcik, Hyde Park Motors and Country ICftc��n " 'I; +, �;. �.; � - , � ; . �: �� j ;�' Ya y 11, I97I � � �_�� — '� � North++estern Be2I 1'1e2ephone Co. �" 2?4 South Pift:: Strocat `:� :�[it�rseapclis, :linnasots 5S402 Attenticn: 1:. �. Larson � � :;ear ::r. 1.arscn: I an wri t t ng to yon as a propc.•tt y a+ner i n Uy,fc I�.�r+: a t thQ rcqucrs t of �' t:�e t'riale� C��, C�unc13. .: si�z.flar 2ettvr i.�: b-.in� Writtcn to �t_hsr :�; � i�usinassr.:en in �i�e Nyd� Par:ti arca. :� �uu kac�w, t1:� Cit� h�s rc��ned z, a su:::.�ta�tiel �ort�on of �':is rco��rty as c�:L�+-^rciaS. In ac'�3ittoh, the _ � Gi t;� nas �zppmvQd a s2ip-off rarr.p from Unf vsrsi ty .lvenue �nto the pmperty �;� �,resen�'� zoned c�o►n.�:rci�sl. � �} ' In order to constre�ct tt�ls ramp, �t ts ne^ensa�ry for the Cl t y to y�t �� rmtss�o» frow tF.e Minnesota !li�hWay lhe�,��rt-a.�rit. rhe Jlt7lx�ay :Jepattr.�nt _� � advjsed the City titist they w�ll giv� p4rmisston to cvnstrvct Gtir s2�p-off "�' ramp wysn co�.erc.ial davulvp.�sent i� tbe �rea w�rrant� �t. Th�� CouneSl .� �° s+ould 2fke to cnnstract th_s sIlp-�ff r�� auri„�� t►�•3 1972 constctact{on ~ _ • ''� `. saason. �;; n�� wa are asking the hus;nessmen in thts area to write the 1'�ln,x+sota I�iqhw�iy .� �` Dopartlr�ent askln� then. to givo permtssian t�r the oonstructton at the fl presQnt tir�e. It ��ou agroc+ wi t h tho posi tion of t'ie Ct ty Cbunc�i, woerl d you pleast� �nd�cate to the !llgtrwau .'�e�artr�.�,rt rh��t tl�� rnns�taction of � the s1�p-vff r.�:�p would be of LeneE�t to t!x� btrs�nnss, and :✓ould, �n � �uut opin�on, ir.duce �thsr crr�^�rr.tal e��i�rf��•i��4 t� a�nst:uct in t'►� -� Hyde Park asea. � . '� '°�- Plvase addresa yoar 2etter to the Minnesota Niqhc+ay D�partrnent, Dtstrict � ` � Off�ce, ?O55 Narth L.ilac Dr�ve, r.inne�po2Ls, �tinnesota, anu :,end !t to o- ,., *� tho attelltion of l�ornan Osterby. ��: _• If you heve e�y q�st�ona, p2ease foel free ta c�ontact n�. Thank y�vu for � P : your coo�ration. �� 1` � Si»cerely, � My�' ;� � � � � " �� vi r7i 2 C. :fArrf ck �, �' _ �� - • - � _ � <; ;� '� � k, � �, � � � �� } :: :(: , ? ; `�. �'� _ e; � � � ;� a <� � � � � a� � _� � .'?1Stt1Ct .�f 1Ce � � '-iinnes a ::i•y:��:ay Depari►.r:�nt �` 2^�5 '.ortY: L•ilzc �r. ivc � .�: ,; '-ii _ e3?oli� , �1in�es�ta :�422 a� � ?t tenti�n : :Y�r��•�r, �-��c�i-:�y � ,�y � :e��le-��n : ;� x � ::� 131c��r3ta:14 tl�:lt t�lc: C1�.�,� Oi Prl.�.a?c1' t�:�Ssl`� �O COT1St1'.1Ct t`�:11S �1�.2i1I' u :il�J"O*i r�?: .� � i. '�:^v.� uilVLi:;�i j' ''iV:.':1:�C: west into tne newiy c�esi•l��t�.: cc-,�.<<_c�:.: .,��.. :.:, t:i•:. �z,��: ,, ��ark �-uc:it�^r. of ^ri�it�y. � 1'st i I'E:.�c?�1 t� 4i1� clr�^-. E`Ut C�1131iZ�: �L�V::`).'c?Z :�rU�CTt].`5 �:`: in Llock 11 , t�y�;e �..�rr ,::iuitic,a, �c, : �a;.4 �� ~.- � � -: ,, . �' � JI �. l ir .\ �'E3]eD}'i021�' C�Ylt.rcll U! 2.2 Cf:. e1.'� E] 311i�—ULI t�...t� •.�L:ll�a 'y��::: C111 1"ptCV� ZCC�3S tO �UY' :31t�., atic• CCt `3�:11'. .'::"2�t 1;: t.::� COi:t•- r.,.ercia 1 c�ev4io��, �ent of t.�� area , w�� sk ��.�:t �'•.4 'ti:�.i:��ot:. i.irh�aay Der�rtnent e�ive per.^:issio:i Lar i �� rcnst�urtion. ;� � � �'t�ry ::r�l�; ��u��r� , :� ; -F' 'i � � l \ I. • ��• '�' . ��t�:��`\li •,,(.:��1/f� 1l,�iC�t-��,1 F•�t� F Sv �»i.._ f,,� �-t-e-�-�V i rg i l C. �ier r i ck � .� ,:�: :;eaver, Talle & �ierrick � 6279 Universizy Avenuc NE ' ��: ^riGley , '�innesota 55421 '� � � � . . . ' '-�Y� t �: #� � , ,. �� i �, � � �G, � r; . '� . � RESOLUTION N0. 53-1971 s � ' A RESOLUTION ORT�ERING IPtPROVErtEiIT, APPF.OVAL OF PLAIIS AND '��' ORDERIhG ADVERTISE.IENT FOR BIDS: STRL•ET IPtPROVEi•tE�;T ;, PROJECT ST. 1970-3 �� k� � . . . ' . � , . � .�,J!�', WHt'REAS, the following Resolutions No. 125-1969 adopted by the City Council ,��; on the Zlst day of July, 1Q69, Ivo. 131-1970 adopted by the City Council on the �: 6th day of July, 1970, and ho. 220-1970 adopted by the City Council on the 7th day �:` of December, 1970 set the dates foi� hearing on the improvements as specifically � noted in the H�tice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as EXEiIBIT "A", and a,: WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) Were given ten (10) days � notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing through two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice. ��, �; � {iHEREAS, Resolutions No. 194-1969, No. 163-1970 and No. 16-1970 adopted by ,�� t the City Council of the City of Fridley ordered some of these improvements. ,,�� Y7`° NOW, THEREFORE, B� IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridleq, Anoka County, Minnesota as follows: �� • 1. That the follaring portions of the improvements proposed by Council �� < Resolutions No. 125-1969, No. 131-1970 and IJo. 220-1970 are herebq '� &�" ordered to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible, �� twwit: �� The imgrovements as noted under Construction Item in the Notice �� of Hearing (in Exhibit "A") for the following streets: � 2..� :�� Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix {r bitwainous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, water and :+ sanitary sewer services, storm sewer and other facilities located ,�� as f ollaws: `�e`' , $� 3rd Street: South property line of Lot 24, Block 12, Hyde �,Y � Park Addition to 60th Avenue including the =�-a slip off from T.H. No. 47 ' `; University Avanue East Service Rd. Detachment: From South property line of Lot 23, Block 4, • � Hyde Park Addition to 100 feet South of North property line of Parcel 440, Part of Lot S, � Auditor's Subdivision No. 59 Star Lane: From 61st Avenue to University Avenue West Ser- vice Drive to the North property line of Lot 16, , Block 2, Sylvan Hills ___ 61st Avenue: University Avenue to 4th Street 57th Avenue: 3rd Street to 4th Street �� .' S7th Place: University Avenue to 4th Street extended ;f� � University Avenue East '�` • ; ��'' Service Road: Fr�m 57th Avenue to 57k Avenue ��'! 4th Street: From Ynterstate �694 Outer Drive to 57th Place ' � � Interstate A694 Outer Drive: From 4th Street to 57th Avenue r. �`iP. � Ka�_. �V tij C:mt"�"�;.±'R �_ Y` s..�. � ♦ . . . �: � Res. No. 53-1971 Page 2 � ' St. 1970-3 ,�;; . . East Service Road of University Avenue: 57'� Avenue to Mississippi Street That the work involved in said improvenents as listed above shetl ;x' hereafter be designated as: , STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-3 , 2. The plans and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council resolutions heretofore adopted, a copy of which plans and specifications are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved . id shall ;�; be filed with the City Clerk. �` 3. The work to be performed under STREET IMf'ROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-3 � shall be performed under one contract. � �` � The City Engineer shall accordingly p:epare and cause to ve inserted in the � "` official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvements :; under such approved plans and specifications. The advertisement shall be published � `�✓ for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days) , and shall specify the Work to be done and ,� taill state that bids will be opened and considered at 11:30 A.M. on the 6th day of $ July, 1971 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, and-that no bids will be c:on- � sidered unless sealed and filed with the City Engineer, and accompanied bq a cash � deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the City for five per cent (SX) ,,� k - of the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for STREET II�R�DVEMENT i� PRdJECT ST. 1970-3 shall be substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit B :;� attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. � . � ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI�.EY THIS 3rd DAY OF Mav , 1971. � � � �,i z � MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham � � � . :;� ��` ATTEST: ; �. � � � � � � ti. - � : CITY Q.ERK - Marvin C. Brunsell °� � .f � � � � � � � � }�;, .:� � �. t� � ' ` • � • . sr�u rv��c usuu�+c ��°r:• c c� rs�►Y F, r�,;: r� 9 � 11r. Si�or�� asked rhat his ass�asasnt vu. Ha was told, att�r sase '� ; . vo■Qutatio�, � =775 total. !!r. Si�ons said he ia b�inq told to pay 5755 tor saeething fte 8oe• ��` �e+t vant anZ never wanted. H� asked haw he could cant��t this asseas�nt. Hs a8d�d that the oontractor did a poor jab, he could have at least tu�w rad� h1• lsrn l�wl. He •aid h� vas ahort sev�ral loada o! dizt. They did w poox �ob on his dsiveway al�o. He also registered a ca�lafnt on the �peed o! the cars. `� N� said he hai crooplainad to the Police Depaztsent and was tald that the 8olice CAi�t` does not believe in radar, when he requested that it be set vp. Thes� stre�ts ue used as a apeedvay �nd he juet could not live thare wider tho�e oonditions with tMo little boys. He questioned vhy the street rras put in vbeza it vaa instead o! behind the DX Station. If it vas put behind the T�xaco Station, tls�r� ahould be roan behind th� DX. ;� . � T!� City Jlssessor pofnicd out that theza wu al�o a lattaz o! obj�ctioq ls�oA Nss. ' � Baa Mat}�isen to rec�ive. 9 . � . � MOTION by Wuncilman Uttez to recc�iva the lettes ot cbjectiazs to tbe aaa�aawrsnta � tsn■i Mrs. Ben Mathiaen. 3t8 57th place I�.E., d�iad llar 8, 1972. S�cC�deti by � Councila�sn Breide�. Upon a v�oice wte, all voti.n9 aye, .!l�por Ll�Dl d�clat� ttN �a�tio�n carzied. `� � Mayos Li�bl asked it tha atr�t is .too close to xs. Sii■wn's hous�. TD� City � � E�nqi�eer aaid lh�t no pz�op�zty wu taken fros hia., T!� City 2ud aoqtiir�d Z lota `� Z - 3 Year� aqo. �er+� vare a n�a�ber o! plans subaitt�d t� � Oaa�cil an4 �' thi• Mas t2� one th�y chos� to adopt. The ob�riaus ber�tit is thaL 4th Stses� : ! «o�uld rwi •traiqht nortD vithout a joq. aad there vru alraady lar�d avsilable. '� ; p� a�d that th�n va� sore laad available b�hind the Taaaoo Statio� thae� D�hind the DX. T!a City Manaq�r added t2►at hia stat�nt ws incoars'�ct, e:� �"zi41�y do�• vs� radas� �nd h� Mould se• about q�tting it a�t qp in tbat r��. "� � O! vours�, vh�n a spe�r sMs a aarked cas, he auta�atically slovs do�i, �o � � •no�t too annY vill q�t vauy�t. � ; . � , � � 60tb 11�snue Slip-Otfr lraa Uhi�rersity 11�e�ue to 3rd Str�t � 2t Maa po1At�! aut that thia vas t]� aco��t into th� co►�rs�eial asN1 ita uy4� � ' p.►sk. ,lporoz Li�bl a�k.d th. total oo.t .nd tAs Cit„ 71....,or s�pli.e a�l,all.o9. d . Z!N roll �n►� run Mith tb. �uii trontaq. aa 3rd str..t b.is�q asNss� at �9.26 i � p�s toot �nd th� lot� �s�oatinq on 2�i StzNt o� th� ust �id+� a1. � tly oosl� or � � i4.69. Th� wst aid� o! 2� Stssst �as not i.acl��d as this as+�a i� not �oM4 � i vo�as�cial• ,� I . • . . .'-:a f � `.�h j 1�t. Dai• sakk., S80S 3rd Str..t p.a.,ask.d how lo-�q ch.y aouid slaY l�Mr�. TlaY � � do ao! k�o�w i�' th�y aAould iapranr� t2�ir hai�s oz aa�. TbeY voald Aat.� to ��eW ` � soe�ry a� t�a tind t.bat tbir land f� vant.�d b7 aa�e oc�roial �1ap�s. � � !{�Qs Li�bl said that M bq�d tAat br 1975 th� r�a�co�d Hyd� Park asN1 Nlll � :� �Isrilop�d to oo��rcial. • ' T �: Mr. L�nq Nuq�li, 59�3 3s�! 8tswt M.E., said h� awaed Lot� 27 i Z�� Alook � � }' f 12� My� p+�rk, atW a�k�d i! the oriqinal plan !ar t?� slip-ot! +md loopbAak A�ti � : � I ANt1 abando��d. TM CitY Enqi�r ��lain�d, tbat whaa th� b�uin9 Mas b�14 tM `� �� Oout�cil os�s�d th� slip-ot! and loopback. Lat�s cn, the deciaioes M�s �ad� � �, thRt'tfi� Mhol� 1aiQravea�nt vaa !oo biq w burdsn cn th� ?+oee o+mers �n4 t�� N�t ? � t2N slip-oit �hou1Q b� put !o �o tM area �+ould bs op�n�d vp« Th�n l�t�� +I s��t �i�b.n�8oe�i.aN«sl�.c�9.a�1'�M�: t��t�3.�+►eq.at eb.t�cn.�do�ch.13p O�l;, . � • Ipu� �t la L► t2� twp� it vould a8d incsntive to�ard �aM d�:vp�r�A�• rZ,� - _.�` � �F . ":r;;' . ' , �PhCIAL PUHL2C H".:11RIDiG I�::'1� ' . OF M.lY t!. _ : ; : • . s'AGL' 10 s.: j ' f : j Mr. Mugqlf said he has nothi:.•� agai�s� tt+e pro je�.t oi. .tL� y Lhat has h�Fn done, an3 that this is the plan the planninq Corc,,issio:� felt v��.t2ie best, .but that ' part ot the j� `� pro �ct left to be dune involves only him. t+o,: could he sell hia 7`.� , : ProP�rty ae the buy�:r may hdve it far only 2 - 3 ynars? He seid the �i plan ,�- ihat i�s don�� is doinq nottifnq for the ar�a aa it is, bat t:a oould se� the puint i= � 4 � that it �a�zy :r.,� .�� s�._::u..: ::: . n; �a;d, i . r �-.l.r..�lf, to get out �f hia propezty � , thc �.ay it is now, he needs thce� eyes, tn�: .,ccess ie vety difficulc, and what �� ha� been dvne so f�r haa r�:.��:,�i:-.��:d tt,e piol.lem. 1t the plan qoes through �+ a he ti+ill ha�je to ;•a:r the assc.ss.::ents, al;�. if and when :iia property is taken, � [h��se a.�se::snents wi I1 t�ave t� be ta,cen i:ito consideratiun. He said he co�:ld �; not do anythinq witi� his pr��ity now. He said rhatever he has to pay, the ,;;: :lt.r will have ta pa� t:i+� back �ih�n his pm�:rty is taken. The City attarne} �, i C{ �3�ised him that is staudard pzx�d;:�e and he wi11 get credit. 4�" 1 1� �y' t 3t:'. Mu�li uNkPd wAy ho r.-. •?�2 n�,t -�•t ,:l;y v:�7w•�- c>n vhet i� qc,ing to happeq �•�,d � +�her. M�yor Liebl •aid ti. t � c3r�n�t :�� r:�wvr�:d ��til it i• iuioy+n �•h4t typ� Ot 1�verlo�nent will be yui:,q i�:, it ,nay �, that a A�,vc�lopar wou'.d wa,�t to cc�e in �' �u�Q buy the �hol� block. Ti�•� Citl At�c r�:ey t;�l� xr. Muqqli that r.ui appraiser ` �*wuld det�rmine the value ot the land, then deduct th� unpaid balaric� on tha .�� aaseasmenta. -� ji $ 3 tt.� A z�sident of Hyde Park aske� it 3rd Street would eventually be oae vay frca� 60th to Sgt.h. The City Enqiaeer pointed out the projected traffic !lw or� the ` acreen. The reaident •uqgested there should be a atop sign on 3zd Stsevt by the .�; apartments as there are mar:y small children. } � �� r� Mr�• 11ax Bazker, 5800 3rd Str.eet N.E. , said ehe is a wf3w on Social Security, � and it is hard to mak� ends raeet. She asked haw �uch mere ahe would be taxed. � i � Mayoz Liebl said that perhaF� the whole 5800 block could be sold ior a c�om- - -`+ j �rcial development, then she vould have to move. There is quite a bit ot � }' diffarence between the oost of vommercial and zesideatial property. Wl�en the '' � Council approved this rezoning t�w years aqo, there was quite a nassle, and •' oott �►ere in favor o! it, but seme were very concerned about the assessmer►ts. `� � This i• ahy all the improve�nenta were not put in at once. This ia a apecu- �"�� latiw o�pezatior.. Hrs. Baiker asked what about curbinq and Qidewalk? Mayor � Lieb'L s�eid there �puld be no sidewalk and the curbinq ++�ould depend o� vhat tYPe a� dev-ilopoent is snticipated, and who Duys th� property. Mrs. Barker � said t2sat it is very hard to pay these special assescaients and taxes besides. � Nayos Liebl said that this rezoninq tripled the land value ar►d Lhat he thouqht in liva yees� t2ze property will be developed. Ha thought the people o�minq � land �2►oulcl qet toqether az�d aee what could be dona. Z?�e City ia not in the dw�lopment L�siness, Dut this resoninq was done to expedite the developmen�, ,,��:� ' I 71 resident a�kecl wha: i� ro � p posed for 2� Street sad 3rd Street noa. The Clty � ,� F Enqineer •aid th�t the imprrnrement is not a part of any project no+r, but it is � '� � ir��ludea in • 10 year �treet improvement pr��qrm that waa a d o pted before the x �� `' Hyde Pazk resoning. According to that pla,� it would be con�idered in 1975 oZ } �� -. ,; � 1976. Th� reeident asked �+hat kind of contml the Planninq Cos�mission has � owz vtut would go in. Mayor Liebl said the }`°� �;f people have the control, not the _ �� :.. Planninq Commission. The property is zoned co�mercial ar�d any buaines� that 9:�' weeta all the criteria laid out in the ordinance could caee in. There are many � t s ufequuds built into the ordinance •uch as square �ootage, •ideyard and se�- � bsck requixea►ents. It is the Planninq ComaiysiQn's duty to a�suse orderlx k 1,i. ' . . . . . . , � 12.20 . . � „ . � � �' '+�� .a,y >��"k'" � ��; ; �51 � ,�'� :a v<. �� ' . #� � ' + � . • �i _ ;.�. . i �., ` SPECIAL PyBLIC EiEARING t��:PING OF MAY 8, 2971 FA�. ll ':;', ' developsent. Tlse resident said that it was a good plan, but he i+ould not want � helter-skelter bunch of buildinys. Mayor Liebl �aid that the develope�ent M�Ottld be quided by the ordinance and reviewed by the Planninq Coa�o,is�ion ar� Chr OovtnCil. If a developer oomes in that meets all the criteria, the CounCil i1p��1 T�ot h�ve the authority to stop th�m. The City Enqineer added �t thera 1�ie ;tandards in the zoninq ordinance which contzol wh:.t the land covld be ;� . �tsed tos. � Mi'• Richard Tozqeson, 278 58th Avenue N.E. , said that he inust pay abo�ut $1600 ARd ![r8• �ker about S1000. The City Assessor added that thsre are �to St34te Aid funds used on this section as it is considered caa�ercial prpperty. rla�yOt _ Liab� said that there is no aubsidy for caa�nercial property and that the i�apz�ove- Mnt r+�ould not have be�n put in i! it was not commercial. l�ayor Liebl s�id " �M� t2�e resident� will have to pay foz the assesament, but i! it is sol4, the " d�YelVper �rould assum�e the responsibility. H3 sugqested that Mr. Torqeson tin4 Otit� Mhat a 40' c�a�oercial lot s�lls tor. 11 resident ask�d if his neiqhbors On ; , �OC� •ides aold their property, vould the City conde�n his? The c�ty �►ttorneY - �+splied no and the irlayor added that if a good price vas offared, it �r�opld be '�dYiu3ti�yeous to coopetate with his neiqhbors. � . Sidevalk ° �t Sid� oi Univ�r�itv Awnuee Fras 57th Ave. to SBth Aw.� lsaA !h� nosth � Sit�� o! Lot 8, Hlock 3, Bennett-Palmer Addition (north propertv lin� o! �. St�ak) to 60th 1►venue� and frcm 60th Av�. to 61st Avanue �_: . @'.r lRouth •iM of 61�t 1►vo. N.E. : Fram Univarsity 1►venue C� East SerVice Driw ,�`' '„'^"� � �ronta9e Road ]►) " .� �: North sid� of 61�t 1lvenue: ' Fra� University Awnu� to �sat Servic� Drive �� l�son�wQe Road 1►) �� Eaat side o! tfiiv�rait 1►venue N.E. : Fras 61st 1►vs. to Il fNt south ot � rth line �f Lot 4 1►udiLor's Subdivision �59 and fra� 290 l�tt, �outh o � llve ue Lo 64th ]►wnw ` r � sth side o� 57th 1►ven� N.E. : Fzom 3?0 feet �+�est o! Universi J1v�nu� � ��Y' �, �tJniveraity 1lwnue . ,: ......�.. :!N C�Cy 1�9ia�Rr said that th� proposed ass�ssnent !or th� sidewalk; i# as.74 �` � =OOt• It i• all as�essabl� u it i� all oown�rcial property �d t,j�♦t� �li�� pp a�ate 1�id lunda used. Mayoz Liebl iaid that he had recaived saoe oalls � pOfl�0�11A the aidn+alks b�in b�sida the tire h � + 9 9 ydzanb. Tbe City �1Ae0�' �i1�� i �� hey will b� r�locat�d. They ue waitinq !or NSP to aave th��s pples 1�fd ��' �� ;elp�ation oi Lhe hydranta will b��taken care o! thi• spring. �� ssid w� �, ; , /��oA� ot th� aide++alk were already in placa and this is a vontinva�pp p= r . � !-� � Nt� Q'q� Ryan� 6389 lfii��ssity 1►wnue N.E., said that pis P�P��'tY ��t �Ib4'�t 10 ` ' • ) �NL =tAa !h►e oorne: and ask�d it h� had to pay and the CitY J1saessO� �tyl�t� Ap� � „ _�` ,. . . �� 12.21 � . ��, �a 1�' _ r ..� r • r � �,• . . � � � • r SPECIA:, PUHL'�� :it:ARING Hc t . . ; UF !!AY 8. 1�' '.: F'A4�: 12 a � � —_ k � �� t; MJTION by Counci lman Brei�i�>r to cl�se the �uiil i c i�ea::ir.g u,� Lhe ass :sa�nent � J zoll for 5treet Zmprove:nenL �'roject St. 1�7�-d. Seco:idcG by Councilman Utter. '� C�pon 'a voice vote, all voting aye, Maycr Li��bl de:clare<� t.:is �ootion cari zed and '`K 1 the hearing close.� at 10:G 3 F1.M. � .t �.' 1----�� PIIHI.IC HEIs"r.►ti•� �i:� l�af:ha. 1'1 -- ---t�a:RltftX la, :_-- .;b(.uNil A..:'--: iVti, "r.�. �:�-'�1 � � BY !!I KE O'BANNON: � �" �, N�YIION by Cour�cilman Breid*:r �o dis�%er,sc �ith t?►e tead�r,g of the public }�et�ipg �� notice. Seconded by Coun.:iln,an Uitez. i;F.on a voice v�ote, ail syes�. J�k►�vr �'�;: Liebl dvclarsd the mr�tioa cerried. Ir ja.- Th� City Enqineer ehowed the p�at or the e�sel ar�d .said thai tliia i� Ms. 0�8�tnnon.� •e►cond phaa� ��! his project. Tbe ��nty chanqe t}+a� }�ae be+^.r1 mtsde 1s '� thwt the acces� to Ce..*.ral J,�••�s:u� by thp chur�h pcupr.:rty ha� .b�bn olis►inateQ ,,�, u�d the atreet ends in �s ci�l-da-s3c. end exits t.o tra west or�.PvTljamiti Stseet. Juat to the south of L ia �.l.�t, thaze �s a low aresa thaL will creata experalve st�ra eever probleps, en F� :naps wnsicieration chould be given to usinq it as �' a setention br.sin and park �rFoees. Mr. Mike O'Bannon said that t}yat law �.rea, about 5 acres, could �: acquired by the City if they would like to put it in the budqet. He said he would isot �e abl• �Lo develop that law area until somethinq iQ done with the Chies pro�erty. $= . It hss been sitting aa it is for 4 - 5 years already. Mayoz Liebl aske$ 3! the . pl�t �a approved, can the property withtn the �lat be developed pzoperly� Mi. - � O'Bannon said yes, the sewer and water u*ilities will be put in to City � specifications and under the supervision of Camstock and Davis, Fridley's �j �3 Conaultant Enqineers. The Council indicated they �+ould like to �u1ve Mt. �G; p'Bannon dedicate the law �ive acres to the Ctiy for a retention basin �rid 1�rk PurPoees. , MOTION by Councilman Breidez to close the public hc:ari.nq on the firu�l pl�ltr � �iedtt�er Hills Secend Addition, P.S. �172-01 by Mike O'Bannon. Seconded by CounCil- J�t� Utter. Jpon a voice wte, all votir�q aye, t�sayor Liebl declued th0 Aatioq Carsied and the heuing cloaed at 10:18 P.M. ' , Qouncila�an Sreider asked Mr. O'Baru�on ii a delay ot on� week for appz'oV�l Ot � ,i,� � t23s plat �rould cauee him any hardship. He eaid he would rather M�tit 1us�il th@ x. sggpiar meeting ot the 15th with a reconsaendation t►.xa the City Engineer• Mr. p�8aru�on said he has nat sold any lots yet� so there is no special hurry, yr' �,UBLSC HF.ARING ON VACATION REQUEST SAV A72-03 BY GEI�IE HETLAND FOR VACATION OF 'l�10 ALLEYS IN BLOCK 7, ONAMII►Y ADDZTZON. GENERAI.LY LOCATED 11'T 7 i 53 BEECH STREET: h; Ma�yor Liebl read the �ublic hearing notice aloud and tbe City Enginees shv++eQ � . t,he location on the averhead projector. He reported that the zequest �• =o� th8 :>.< v1�C�tion of both the east/wast alley and the north/south alley. The r►e�terly #; a; � O� the block is developed and the easterly � is vacant. The xecaaaqend�tior� � .� O� the Planninq Co�aission is Sor the vacation of �he north/aouth �►lleY #Ad �; retp;ininq the east/west alley. There is one building, at Inveqtor's Fr�qinoeslA9� . ��33 • 35 Seech, which does not have adequate parking which cou:d use �'�e � ��' p�18y tOr access, A petition has been ciqncd vhich indicated Uiat past V� the j�00ple do not want the alley opened. � ,,. :�� 12.22 � �'` '�: �y�f �-w; �, .�, �;�,� � :r: , \ `i i� RF,Q1L7`R COUNCZL MEETING OF MAY 3, 1971 pAGE 2� � �� :� 2. A RE UEST FOR A VARIIINCE OF SECTION 45.053 4C FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO � REDUCE THE RF.�iR YARD DEPTH RE UIRF.F�'NT FROH 25 FF.ET TO 19 FEET 7 � INCHES TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HWELI.ING ON PART OF LOT 5, .y BTACK 1 ELWELL'S RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS THE SA!!E E3EING 161 TAll+lA1�E WAY �" N.E. PRIDI.EY MINNESOTA. (RF:nIJEST BY MR. WILLIAd�t DIECK 2410 � ARDJIN AVENUE. MII3NEAPOLIS, MINN�'SOTA) :_ . �� ` � The City EnginPer said that Mz. Dieck has a leiter frvm t2►e pzoperty armer ,� behind hin► and he bas no objection to the variance. He sho+►ed the Council � photographs of the pzoperty. � M�TION by Councilman Harris to qrant the rear yard depth variance to Mr. � Willfaa Dieck as recammended. Seconded by CounciLnan Kelshaw. Upon a voice � vote, all voting aye, iMayor Ki.zkham declared the motion carzied unauimouslY• - the Board of peala � MOTZON by Councilman Kelshaw to receive the Minutes of �►P ;� [�leeting of April 27, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniawur�lY• ;i . _ Bids ned 1:30 P.M. May 3, 1971) ;� RECEIVING BIDS TO�GiING C:Oe1TRA�C.�Ts ( Op� � Shorty's Ta+inq Sezvice 5755 University Avenue N.E. � Fzidley, !4innesota �� , Day Call: S6.50 " Niqht Call: $7.00 Sno�wawbile: S5.00 Motorcycles: 56.50 Sno++birds S7.50 �� Trailers: S10.00 per hr. depending on size � Accident: 512.00 per hour Police Cars: No bill except under warzanty �: inside Storaqe: 53.00 '� Outside Storage: S2•00 Aa :� The Actinq City Manager said that Shorty's Tawinq Service vas the only ;;� cc�npany that submitted a bid. He said the specifications were basically f the aeuae as previously, and he zevieaed the bid prices fos the Council. � l�OTION by O�uncilman Harris to award the towinq contract to Shorty's Ta+ing �..-� • S�rvice. Saconded by Counci Laan Bzeider. Upon a voice v�ote, all votinq }, ' �ye, Nayor Kirkham declared the nwtion carried unania�ously. � C. ' ,(, .� ! ; �� Ca1SIDERIITION QF PUR��IISE OF FAiOPERTY AT 5981 3RU STREET: (I.a1PIDES SSTJITE . ' The City Attorney �aid that technically theae lots werB still R-2. because jwhen the Council rezoned thi� area, these lots weze amitted, ha+ever, i� this �rent to court they Mould argue that the raat of the area wa� resoned �;j; and the City did it •o as not to have to pay the coanercial price. ` Counci Lnan Harris a�k�d what the original price had been. 'Ph� City �ttorn�y ��; v said h� believed he had a4ked for 517,000. Councilman Li�bl thought that � S15,000 �as a fair pric� considerinq what othes lots have so2d for in this area. The City �lttorney said h4�2►�yqht if they condemned the land, they l L.L3 �` � �: --z '� . : ., . . . �_ � ��,, „�„ �; � � �x , . ,. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OiF 1�WY 3, 1971 PAGE 28 �! possibly could qet it !or lesss however, when ya� add the costs for the ' � condea�nation, he was not sure they would save that much, as he has not done a etudy of the property valu�a in the uea. Councilman Harris telt that the Council w�ould be open to critiai� if they paid aare than the � goinq market rate for the property. The City �►ttorney said that the City � would qet right of entry once the papers were filed so conde�nation �rould not hold anythinq up. Mr. Eldon schmedeke said he. thouqht the house �+ill �be in the way and �amethinq.should be done as soon as possible. � R iMOTION by Councilman Harris to enter into cond�mnation proceed3nqs to acquire the property of 5981 3rd Street N.E., Seconded by Councilaan Liebl. i Upon a voice vote, all voting ayQ. Mayor Kirkham declared the motion ?" � carried unanimoualy. " � REPOAT ON ST]►TUS OF CITY'S RnQUEST FOR ]►CCESS PERMIT, T.H. #�7 SI.IP OFF AT 60TH AVENUE: � The City Enqineer said that the City had recaived a copy of sa interoffice �° a�ena in reqara to the City'a application to the State Hiqh�ray Depart�sent last year foz a slip off at 60th Avenue. we atill have not receive per- mission, but this is to qet pezmission qoinq. Ttie City Enqineaz said that if Mr. Schmedeke could give the City a letter about his plans and what he has oa his property, and if he talked to the other businesses in the area to qet lettera in to be sen� on to the State, we nay be able to convince th� that �� there are enough c�atuitanents to open up the slip off. He explained that it ' was not the local office but the Federal Bureau of Public Roads that has � control on it. Mr. 5chmedeke brouqht forth a letter he had written to the � City Council that caild be forwarded on to the Minnesota Hiqhway D�partment. �i MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the conmunication fram Mr. Eldon ;� Schmedeke da�`,..ed May 3, 1971. Seconded by Councilman 1Celshaw. Upon a v�oice � vote, all votinq aya, Mayor lcirkhaa► declared the motion carried unaniaaualy. � MOTION by Council.a�.�a Harris to receive the ceesunication tzad the Minneaota :� Hiqhway Depart�nent dated 1►pril 21, 1971 reqazdinq the slip of! at 60th ;� ]�venue. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. vpon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayoz Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimausly. Mr. Schn►edeke suqqested that the City Jlttorney �+rite to the people in the � area to qet them to write letters to the HiqhMay Department to h�lp push � for this access. The City Enqineez felt that too much pre�sur� a�iqht hurt ''� the City's cause at thia time, but thie can be done later i! the slip ot! '� is not prxeedinq at all. The City Attorney sai.d he aould �rzite to the � business people in the area asking them to �rrite letters to the City, to `� be forwarded to the Hiqhway Departinent. � �� RECESS: — �� Mayor lcirkham called s rece�a of �he Meetinq at 10:10 P.M. �fi� Meetinq was � reconvened by Mayor 1Cizkham at 10:40 P.M. >1 � :� \ � .� 12.24 � , � � ; . ' �, y' ,v; y�� . )f' • � 4 �� R�;v�1LAR COVNCIL MEETING OF JULY 10, 1 �7:.' J':+.,�:, b ` �S,' ,� ''f;,� ;td��i f; �j@Bq �n�jemented, but the ares is coQ.me:i�i,�l dnd pea�.1F, selling their pra- ��tY Cdrs Com�nand coe�m�ercial prices f�r it. Former Counailman t�drC15 Fpinted .s Ql�it Y�YY Cledtly that there may t�e sor�e ir.coi,i•�nipnces t� the ��1«• and tnere �aay be some hardships 'o some of tt.c: �.��Nle, but th�: Council has CG�- � Wltte$ th�+selves to this plan as beiny the l��:st lonq zanqe solutioq. tiis ��; r�co�mer�dation is also to qo ahead wlth t:ie st:.o,.d phase. tie added th$t the C1ty �` alBQ h�� to pdy commercial �rices :c.r tiie riylit •�f way needed. If the CottnCll yr@rg tp ;enege pow, they could bt: sued, ac�d they wcu:d lvse. �� q��j,p�n $zeider said the secc�nd phase was he�d up rather than burdep the w, � `w`' re�ide�ts fv�rther with another assessment, but h� w�o�l d have to aqree r�iith ''� ' �9unC�1� I"litt�lstadt and Mayor Liebl; the improvement should be done 1A the � '�" j►e7tt COAstruction.season. Ma}or Liebl said the first step wouid k�e t0 tty t0 ��`, �.. �'�� 9p�iate �or the land, and condemnation vould only be the last resort. Tl1e ' �; City �tConey aqreed, if successful in neqotiations fine, if not then cprid6�t' �� iBGiQ�S Yould have to be started. He added that as a policy, before he ha� ys aLa►rte� auly condemnation proceedings, he has infozmed the Council �irst• MayOr ' L��l �ented tt�at a few weeks ago Mr. Mugqli asked what was qoing to be done, � °� '" �{1� thdG �t this point everything is in limbo. t�e asked Cow.cilman Utt�� f ;� �e �oAC�red with the rest of the Council and Councilman Utter replied yes, k�` �' �. Jqhi1 �awluk, 5931 3rd Street N.E. , said he 2ived close to rir. Muggll an$ �� `� p�ked �ha►t was planned. Mayor Liebl said there would t�e a service road alonq ,�,;�.' V�i�YBx�ity Avenue from 60th Avenue to 58th Avenue to provide for the coet�nezcial �i� �° �=q��Y, �Mr. Pawluk said he did not think that �+as needed. IE u►Vuld 3Crye � �fl �sppse as lonq as Third Street vas Lhere. The people would have to pi�y {'' ' t.�a �;sessment� and he felt that if they had to qet out, they Mrould not qe� �F � �pugh �or their property to allaw them to buy another haaoe. !ie said r+hat �. t�� G4�i1Cf l intends to do r+ould not make them more pro�F.erous, but wpyid be Ai1��hCi hardship. ", . �� y�r Li,e�i said in 1969 vhen the rezoninq vas discussed, 95s of the ��le �;, No=0 fA f�►vor of the rezor�ing, and Mr. Pawluk was probably one of them. j�tr. a� �� j+p�►�yy� pa�id yos.he was. M:.yoz Liebl said he realized this �+�ould be t� �arQ- r, �� ip �QXt but he was sure the residents would qet their investment �Ck 4y�A�rWally. The ordinance provides that every 40 foot lot must be used in Cjl@ blQG�c 09 �ere `+ould be no dead lots. He pointed out that Mr. Strand a►�34 j+�a� Q��=q dQ �ot 2ive in this area any more, as they already 6old oqt. �e�+ �ppSt� �et thei; escro�+ money back if the Council rescinded the preyious Otdes, .; ��t j�� =91t Chat �uld be a breach �f faith with the people and the ��yhr+ay "' �� d��A��At. He assured Mr. pawluk he would get his meney back if and MhOn hll �``, � �c A �i� 1�nd. �'' [�.:'; �'� ��Ir�Lt�c said that when Eldon Scha�edeke approached the people in the ��} tQ ,�' QBC �� sezoainq� they did not realize haw much the arssessments r+quld be� pi I' �� yla Ma►a �o that Mr. Schn+edeke could sell his pla.ce at evwiaerclal pr�CQ#� ;; � K� ppid �h1s puts all the residents in a precarious position, thex do �1QL �Rco��Fi�y want to sell their hea�e, they want to live in it. Sqne p! t,t�e • d their nsion. He said tho l� e .rit an �P 8 pril on Social S c� y pe j� l Y Y �,. �eV� 4 l� �' �0;0 �lQt Marnedr �d did aot kna+ about the nev street. Mayor Liebl ��a t?�At ��:,� � x�R pQ� �„�t,la� there r►ere many Council meetings at �+hich the slipof� ar�d cixpla �'� �k r1pK ��CteZT1 Mae discuased. The record of the Council meetinqs will prqve �,y�+:; u ��• 6t�fCla!'r t r.�e. .� ��; 1�.16 i' �� - 1'.. . ,� s . � � � "i r� jiF.�ULNt COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 10, 1971 � � ry�� S�1�iFi -...f�e�� r..�r�C� f�' . . . . �'t � �4t�� l�isyir� O�Ser9. Route 7, Bra;,�crd, said at one time Li��re was a �tit�VA �`. ' �,, �Lat�,AQ r►O one wanted the conmerc`al, then ttiEre was another one r�rant�ng �e (, � re�pr�i�y. As to the cost, she :a_id she had a good idea haw much t.�►e itAp�pvew �• A�n�A NtOuld Cost �►d so did Mr. Stzand. She pointed out t:iare haye t�een. � �' Qtti�r �treets that have been deleted from projects, so it can � don�. 'I'�e •�- Govt�vil is not taking tha feelinqs of :he people into considezation, +�SaYpt • „�,1'` t;;;, L18A� tOld MYa. O�^.erg she was one of the 5� that did not fav�or the re�pn�g , ;�'t" • �� tha�t hex Only concern was qettinq her $2,000 .escrrn+ muaey back. y0 sAid '.� �� @ �yat tje Concerned with t2:e pride of the community. e� L'+ F�; '.,�a. '�` �"ks• O�Aerq said you �rould be puttinq in a road that could be put in later � � :,} � �eeaea. There may be people that �►ill have to sell before the Co�ne�Cid� VqIM�A �il due to circumstances, such as a death in the family ete. r+ayor j�,�.ekil �ked r•ez is she lost any nnney when she sold. Mrs. 0'F�ezq said �I�te�' , :� ' ' �tp pOmrttission, she qot :;17,000. It was a good sized house and you CMnOt �: *� � �jul.�d �not�er house for S17.000. � ', h�� s: �� ; (�. �;1dOA $chmedeke said that it seems to be the feelinq that he was the ;r :;�3 i��tigator of this proposal. He said he only �+a.zted to zezone his psppetty• ;;.;_ ,,�;` jia ��.i.d he maved there in 19d8 along with a lot of other people who did th� 4 :'� ' T�s;t they Could. Many moved in one stall qarages, added onto them, and haye � = `�' ��d qp fixing them yp quite nicely. These houses wili noL stand �QseVer, ,�� :`� �- Ke �'�tpiAded the people of the tdrnado, and the talk then �f urban rertiewal. ; t Ke �Aid h� oorsidered commercial soning the hiqhest and bQst use for �@ j�d� �, '� �., tifi9 p�lMiiiaq Caa��ssion bmught in a planner �rho developed sose plaun�, ye `^ �. �qred op the ovezhe�d projector same of the alternate plans that aere ;.;: pr�RO=t��d �t that tiae. He said ho abjected to those plans, along Mittti �svtpp ,'� " Q!� �he 8laruiinq Caunission and C.ouncil members. He said in his opinipn� �10 � `' �� l�lA thA� Mas ndopted ras the best plan that could be devfBed �or this a�qA• ��, a He �{pid he has explained the plar� ar�d he knew that Mr. Ankrum explained �ie '' ; j��#�t3 Co alnyone that rras interssted enouyh to question it. He did not t,111� 4 "' Ail�o 1+�ts misled or chaated. He said that since the tornado he has sery� qA �-< , �' � ��ppnptittee for t.he caar�unity. At one time it was difficult to c�e� put p= ''�� ' �i px'��A Ot Nyde Park, then 3rd Street was put in ovez some of the �p�l�� '' �a V�ij�OC�Oni� u�d na+ he finds that the people that abjected the loudost �9t�4 i ,,,� tts� �rpye4oen� of 3rd Street are the onea that use it. tte added thia iast�i � '; x� rot �s�oyqht �t again by him, but by Mra. O'Berq. He said he �+'otitld 11k� � =,t•�a ' ~F�� Q h�Y� it put in, but he is not pushinq it. ��5 , ��_ � A!x'; �AMl�lt said thn� �1'►oY are already asseased for the alipoff, and Ao'M t,�pi'� �"�'�? ,j ?+p�1�d ?�p �nother atre�t as.�sament on top of the pzice of the pzo�erty Mhe� � ��Y 8811 i�. He did not think it could be sold. Mr. Schmedeke said t2�� 0 :,,t i89p�� ssment �rould just b� tacked onto the price of the lot N�e� i� !�� Q�d� KO �lnted out the hiqh coat of the coe�eiercial lots on the e�st i�de �� O� Vi1lY0rs.�-tY Avenue and said thaL the asseased valuation for a 4Q' ��t Mi�� `'` ' �ipqL �a�000� �1ut could proDably be sold for clo�er to S7,000. w� ` ��. -- $ �� '� '� j�, L.�� Muqqli� 6030 2nd Street N.E. , said that possibly s�e yeopl4 M�11 � " ,F� ��' �� {�� bqt som�e will make a lot of money. The cam�nercial area acrqa� �� 00 `J � �+p� ypZx exp�nsive. He said he has been left hanqinq, althouq2� he �ov34 � " :r� �: •j�r�p1�►t� the Council'a reasoninq. This delay ha� cost him nany tine�t uq� '�{ �,;; �� C has cost Mrs. O•Herq. He said he was in favor o! thia pro�osaa� , �� ?O�au�� 2�� elisved it b�+st fqr'the area, and everyone Mill ev�ntually + '' '�` ' ' al �'e ��=��r 1 _` L�.,,�- 1 ' . .� ��~ ' � 12.17 M � � � � - � . „ . . . � `�`� � � � � � � �. � �� ,;� �`GIJjrAR COUNCIL MEt'TZ!�G OF JULY lU, 1��:l pAGE H �� I ''i � • .K� ! � / �E1'ITION M12-1972 — REQUESTING ►.E.�� :NUING THF. SF7COrTD PHASE OF CIRCI.E �,! /j �I.CJW PLAN ZN NYDE PAR1C ADOPTF:I� BY Rt:S:�I�'TLON x14Q—I3v9� 11-3'69� � Y(,. / �� . _�_ �� ._��`� .- �� n�5 � �� OT�O�# �Y Collrlcil�n Mittelstadt to reccive Pc�tit�on #�1�-1972. Seconded by f: �9tt�alltq�� Utter. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the ' i' �: (iPQt34A Garried unanimcusly. y.- ;. � ��;: jh�TloN bY Councilman Mittelstadt tF.at, to be consistar:t aith the thinkinq l ot the past COuncils, it is i:� order to initiate action to start the seFond � ph�ae o� the clrcle flo�w �lan. Seconded by CounciLaan Breider foz disquSS�pn� . k.�. GO�ti��33Rar1 Sreider asked if the nornwl proc�dure would not be to pass d ��,��; re�fOluGipn. The City Attorney said yes, the resolution would authorize hi�n �N� �" t0 itAT� ACq�tir�nq the right.of way. Councilmaa Breider said that ther� xh8� Che �CesOlution is brought back for Council passaqe, he �►ould lika � '°`" Q@�F�ript3,or3 of the pro ject included in the resolution. . T� y�pT� UPON THE MOTION, beinq'a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared th0 ipot�vn curied unanimously. � � RE�U�ST 1"OR WAIVER OF PORTION OF SECTION 16, PARAGRAPH S. ORDINANCE N43§ `"z� XICATING LI R . ST BY MR. WILLIAM WEISS AND BERNARD G. BLACR, ss: H CREEK INSURAIJCE ACENCY: -- • bk• J�11 SlAck� Rice Creek Aqency, said there were a couple of sentences i� the ;� prd�n�c� pertnininq to liquor liability that they have encountered dif��ptl3ty K�t.h Aecsuse of the limited insuzance market �n this azea. At present t�ei'0 ��` �i'0 oA2y three , ca►�anies writinq liquor liability in Minnesota. These ce�.�a�lie� �` �31 t+rira Sin►ilar policies and they are all inflexible as to any �oditi�ativn� '+ tA th0 I�tandard wordinq as found in their policies. The two se»tences ttle�r �. _ ��. Mould like waived are as follaws: ,�: �Futther, it shall, provide that no payment by the insurance compa�r�y i �h411� 1� �y �nner, decrease the voveraqe provided for in respect tp a��' � �y other claim oz claims brouqht aqainat the insured or c�o��Y t}se=p• �a;' A��OZ." ,,;�. �d E�; ,�� r' r'j'he licenaee and the City shall be named as joint insureds on Lbe 111�b11�tY �: �A��11'a[1 ri'� p�li�Y•� '� �'.�.�, �; yQr j,lebl �►sk�d the City ]►ttorney i! he aqzeed vith this waives ar,d the Ci�y �y.`� �tO��Y replied Yes� and su94ested that soeeone vith sw�e insur��e ��. t1 �1lovld pialce swie suqq�stions for aioendinq that portfon ot the OrdiAAr1C0 �� it �� wnrealiatic. � ce '�✓,.� �JTSOii by Couneilman tlittelstadt to vaive the two requirements as noted a�oYO t�' � 1At�suct the City 1►ttorney to start w�ozk on a proposed aenen�aent tp �he� �� ' i'ZLpi1 O� Ordi�ance N435 so it could be included in Lhe codification. �Qpi�O�{ by CounciLsaa Utter. Upon a voics v�ote, all a}es, Mayor Liab; O�p�� t�� awtion curied unanimou:ly. 12.18 '�, ��; ; . . � ;a '� , �so�Ox tao. 137_1972 � � � CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLVIZON TERMINATING PHASE II OF } CIRCLE FLOW YORTION OF TRAFFIC FLOtiI PATTERN PItpPOSAL � IN HYDE PARR ADDITION '� J� . � , :� HHERFAS, part of the areas of Hyde Park and Citq VieW Addition " vere zezoned to Co�ercial and one of the stipulations for rezoning � � vas that there be access provided off T.A. No. 47 for proper circu- � � lation of the traffic through the Commercial azea, � i�TBERF.AS, Resolution No. 194-1969 of the City Couacil of Fridley �' adopted on November 3, 1969 approved the improvement for the access � �` ' off T.H. No. 47 and the Circle Fla�r Plan in the Hqde Park area, and � r ' this traffic pattern in Hqde Park area was divided into two phases. ,� Phase I was providing a slip off from T.H. No. 47 at the viciaity ,� of 60th Avenue to this area and Phase II was proviri;ng a Circle ; Flow for the traffic going North on 3rd Street to move it �+cng the g � Weat aide of T.H. No. 47 goiag South. � x • � {JHEREAS, bq Resolution No. 53-1971 adopted on May 3, 1971 � t'' Couacil did call for bids for Phase I and this phase has been com- �� `` pleted and assessed, W�EREAS, the City Council received two petitions 012-1972 � received July 10, 1972 and #21-1972 received November 13, 1972 :� opposing the co�letion of Phase II Circle Flout Plan at the present time, � � .. . . . . . � ' AO�it, THEREFaRE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of Fridley ,� = that: 1) The second phase improvement of the tzaffic flo�r plan ia the flqde Park area ordered bp Resolution �194-1969 is hereby � �� . =escinded. 2) That part of Third Street as shova in attached � a� E�ibit "A" vill be made one way. . 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' � � • .� wQ'�~e � t f i ' _ :.v+� fiESOLUTION ft0. i��-i q�q :� � A RESOLi1TI0N ORD�ING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SP�CIFICATIOHS, ANID � ESTIMATFS OF TH� COSTS THFRDOF: STREET II�ROYII�NT PRO.TECT ST. 1970-4 '� '� i BE T.T RESOLYID, by the Council of the City of FSridley as follows: � '� 1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property or�mers .� 1 affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit: �� Street ravement inclsding gradin�, stabilized baae, hot mix bituminous � � � mat, concrete curb and gutter, vater, sanitary se�er lines and services, incidental drainage and other facilitiea located aa follova: � ` 3rd Street: 58th Ave. to 60th Ave. including slip off fram T.H. #47 � ' 2� Street: 58th Avernie to 60th Avenue � T.H. #47 Weat Service Road: 5$th Avenue to 60th Avenue � Loop bet. 3rd St. and T.H. #47 Weat Service Road near 60th Ave. � 59th Avenue: 2� Street to T.H. �47 West Service Road '�� 58th Avenue: 2� Street to T.H. �47 Weat Service Road � ,� ,� \ � 2. That the City Engineer, Naaim M. Qureahi, City Hall, Fridley, Minn. is � hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and � apecifications and to tabulate the results of his eatimates of the �� costa of sain improvements, including every item of cost f�om inception to completi.on and all fees and expenses incurred (or to y be incurred) in connection therewith, or the financing thereof, and to make a preliminary report of his findizgs, stating therein whether � eaid improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made � as �acoposed, or in connection with some other imp�ovements �and the ;A >� eetimated cost as recommended), including also a description of the • � lsnda or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be � ; p�oposed to be assessed. � 3. That tlie City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and addresa of � the or�mer of each parcel of land directly affected or aithin the area of landa as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvementa (and R each of them); and upon receipt f�om eaid Fhgineers of the said :� p�elimin,ary report, calculate estimates of assessmenta as m�y be � propoaed rel3tive thereto a�:inat each of said landa. � 4. That said preliminary report of the IIzgineers and estimates of � asseasmenta of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made � available for inspection to the o�+ner of ar�y parcel of land as may � be affeated thereby at ar�y public hearing held relative thereto, as well as at ar�y prior time reas�nable and ccnvenient. �' � ADOPTID BY 'I'HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'l� OF FRIDLEY TFIIS 21ST � DAY OF N�Y , 1969. .`� MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: u � �.--- t, • • ' ... � �: � 3 BESO:dTTION NO. 19 4-19 6 9 � � � RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVF�IENT AIvD FZNAL PLANS AND '° ` SPECIFICATIOA'S AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: � STREET ?1�ROVEN�NT PROJECT ST. 1970-4 ` ;; x' �HERF,AS, Reaolution No. 125-1969 adopted the 21st. day of July, 1969 by the Citq Council, set the date for hearing on the proposed improvements, as speci- � � fically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for zeference as Exhibit "A", Y � and '� ;�� .�'� WEIERF.E4S, all of the property awners whose property ia liable to be asaeased with the making of these improvements (as.noted in said Notice) were given ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) Weekly publicationa uf the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners , � heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice. NO�W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: �; � j 51 1. That the following ir.iprovements proposed by Council Resolution �; No. 125-1969 are hereby ordered to be effected and com�.leted as � soon as reasonablq possible, to-wit: ' `� z3 '� Street improvement including grading, stabilized base, hot mix ''� ;� �. bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, sanitary sewer lines ;:� and services, incidental drainage and other facilities located as follaws: � 3rd Street: South property line of Lot 24, Block 12, Hqde Park ` " Addition to 60th Avenue including the elip off from T.H. �47 x T.H. �47 West Service Rd. : SSth Avenue to 60th Avent�e �; Loop bet. 3rd St. and T.H. �47 West Service Rd. near 60th Ave. ,,; �' S8th Avenue: 2� Street to T.H. �47 t�lest Service Road "� ., .,+ '� 2. That Work to be perfo:med under thia project maq be performed under one � �' or more contracts as may be de�ned advisable upon receipt of bids. �� ,; x �. 3. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, and the City'a Conaulting � Engineers are hereby designated aa the Engineers for this improve- t ' �" ment. They ahall prepare final plans an.d apecificationa for the making � f` of auch improveinent. :;. v�, ADOPTED BY THE CO�UNCIL OF TE� CITY OF FRIDii.EY THIS 3 r D�AY OF _ €' November , 1969. 1 A '` ' ?lAYOR - Jack 0. � � Kirkham �� AITEST: `i. �� . t ,�', CI1Y CLERK - Mar,rin C. Brunsell �: �`. • ��. : RESOLVfION NO. 53-1971 ._,E ' A RESOLUTZOA QRDERING IMPROVE*1ENT, A.pPROVAL OF PLANS A.ND �RDERING ADIIERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEt1EP1T Pi'.,.,^.7ECT ST. 1970-3 '�:, s`;; WHEREAS, the following Resol.utions No. 125-1969 adopted by the City Council �n the 21st day of July, 1969, No. 131-1970 adopted by the City Council on the 6th day of July, 1970, and No. 220-1970 adopted by the City Council on the 7th daq �,;;: of December, 1970 set the dates for hearing on the improvements as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as E7�iIBIT "A", and :ep;y WHEREAS, all property awners whose property is liable to be assessed With ':�:z� the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given ten (10) days '�� notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing through two (2) veekly '�<. S'.Y'. publications of the required notice, .and the hearing was held and t:�e property -� owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice. ��;' WHEREAS, Resolutions No. 194-1969, No. 1G3-1970 and No. 16-1970 adopted bq '� the City Council of the City of Fridley crdered some of these improvements. '_ ,� NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RES�LVED, by the Council of the Citq of Fridley, �; '-,� Anoka County, Minnesota as follaws: �-�'� �, • 1. That the following portions of the ia�provements proposed bq Council ;;'t Resolutions No. 125-1969, No. 131-Z970 and No. 22Q-1970 are herebq ` '` ordered to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible, f' � r�'� to-wit: --- �+ ,�; �, ,,�� The improvements as noted under Construction Item in the Notice � � of Hearing (in Exhibit "A") for the follawing streets: � i � Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix ' ` bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, water and ;�� sanitarq sewer services, storm sewer and other facilities located ;` as follvws: � . ->� 3rd Street: South propertq line of Lot 24, Block 12, Hqde Park Addition to 60th Avenue including the . slip off from T.H. No. 47 ' University Avenue East � . Service Rd. Detachment: From South property iine of Lot 23, Block 4, ��,; � Hyde Park Addition.to 100 feet. South of North property line of Parcel 440, Part of Lot 5, „�. ' Auditor's Subdivision No. 59 Star Lane: From 61st Avenue to University Avenue iJest Ser- vice Drive to the North property line of Lot 16, Block 2, Sylvan Hills 61st Avenue: University Avenue to 4th Street „ 57th Avenue: 3rd Street to 4th Street `� . S7th Place: University Avenue to 4th Street extended University Avenue East � Service Road: From S7th Avenue to 57� Avenue 4th Street: From Interstate d694 Outer Drive to 57th Place �; Interstate 1�694 Outer Drive: From 4th Street to 57th Avenue �. , � 5..� •, . � � . ' � � . �;':t. � . , . . . . - . RESOLVTION N0. 137_1972 ' CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLtTPION TER'�iINATING PHASE II OF �:;:, CIRCL� FLOW PORTION OF TRAFFIC FI.OW YATTERv PRpPOSAL IN HYDE PARR ADDIYION HHEREAS, part of the aseas of Hyde Park and City View Addition Were rezoned to Commercial and one of the atipu'_ations for retoning was that there be access provided off T.H. No. 47 for proper circu- lation of the traffic through the Cammercial area, h WSERFAS, Resolution No. 194-1969 of the City Council of Fridle� � adopted on November 3, 1969 approved the improvement for the access off T.fl. No. 47 and the Circle Flow Plan in the Hyde Park area, and - this traffic pattern in flqde Park area was divided into tvo phases. Phase I was providing a slip off from T.fl. No. 47 at the vicinity � of 60th Aveaue to this area and Phase II Was providing s Circle , Flow for the traffic going North on 3rd Street to move it along the ' � �` West side of T.fl. No. 47 goiag South. � 5;� iJHEREAS, by Resolution No. 53-1971 adopted on May 3, 1971 � ' Council did call for bids for Phase I and this phase has beea coa- . 'k� pleted and assessed, � � � WIHEREAS, the City Council received tvo petitions #12-1972 � received July 10, 1972 and #21-1972 received November 13, 1972 • � opposing the completioa of Phase II Circle Flo�,i Plan at the present time, . ' ,� .. . . . . � • pp�1, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Couacil of Fridle� .� that: 1) The second phase improvement of the traffic floa plati in the Hyde Park area ordered bp Resolution #194-1969 ia hereb� � . rescinded. 2) That part of Third Street as shawa in attached � E�ibit "A" vill be made one way. � � _ , : , � � • ' . -- � ADOPTED B? THE WUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TEiIS 2� �T � . OF NOVEI�ER , 1972. � i � . � :� 2lAYOR - Fraak G. Liebl ' � A??ES"P' • �' . `� . � � � � � . CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunaell :� � � ' �, �. 6 '{1s3rw'�k.v'' r��r� �r�-� � : � � z Y+;!A'��g�e �.�,�"P'_N�� M'� ,r I +F:' � °'�t�'„�„ �,,, '�'yk!s:�. ,'�' w�'�t�'�,�,r.y 'W"t'��,.�,t` 3"� i ��'` y''�f''�� a'° �.a° �y.`"'��„`. t i.:�� +� � x.�� a s'� ,�y, �, � �„�' „��r'�4.w,.' ��` �� ?� �, �k� � ., _ ""' • �'�� . ��% �. . ;.� �� ;� � -- =j--- i = lp q �;< • .: �f �7 /< _ � � :7 .'r, _ . �t_� �s� r�: '� �• - � --- � , — -- � ..�._.�._� � ' � � ; /6 ,� : � �� /S t ; :f •;`� ' . �. 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' '��_i+`�s :! -��,j,. .t.i��.--..+ . � � ; ; + ( i � � ' I� • ,) , � , ', � � , , , � �. 9 l�J ,�j•r3 �4 ,� J �'� S . :,••' ��^ �c�i� :1 i �4� .s'%�,/;;: •/ 2 3 �y � : � I " � C=7 ' , �' i'• ' � „�j i :..� „� j, } .. • _.. . _.,._�. t � • � , 571'�-t ' ?1 � '� + '' ,•�'_;-'?��rs ��t:�' ' ~+�' t� � ~ i � _ �_ , � � ► : - •-•: .ir�► i �' . � � , .. ��:�e �� +� . _... �e .�,� i e,� C',v�7r + •� „�. a f 4� y'bie�� f' . �t E:,, �;; REGUI.�R QOtTNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 21, 1971 ' PJiV".�8 22 �,' .:k. .;; ,�, ;i; "" RESOLUTZON #69-1971 - A RESOI�JTION ORDERING I!lPI�JVF.MFIJT, 7RPPlt�VAL OF PLi�NS AND q,. �`�`�- ".DNBRTZSElSENP FOR BZD3: STREET IMP�DVFMIIIT PRQTL'CT ST. 1971-10 (SBa1L COATING) : � w Councilmari Breider asked what streets aeze inwlved and the City Enqineer put �Y r map on the screen and pointed out the streets. !lOTION by Councilaian Harris to adopt Resolution •65-1971. Seconded by Council�an � Breidex. Upon a voice v�ote, all votinq aye, !layor Rirkham declared the �otion I w , ,;�; carried unanimously. � ��''� RECENZNG �ALTH SANITARIAN 4U�IRTERZ.Y REFORT: * MOTION by Councilman Liebl to zeceive the Health Sanitarian•a quarterly report. Seoon�l�d by Councilman Breider. L�on a voice vote, all v�otinq aye, Nayor l�.irkham declared the aotfon carrfed ur.animously. ;; , APPOINTMENT: � �k ,;r` Naa�e Position stnrtinq Dats lac�s liayne E. Ek Opezations i June 21, 1971 1Genneth 11rv�ola ~y" Maintenance Man � (Sevrer Dept.) .; !�lGTION by Cvunci]man 1Gelshr► to oo�auc wi.th the appoint�aeat as recw�anded by .�, the J�mi,nl.atration. Seo�nded by Council�oaa Breide�r. [Tpo� a v�oice vota, all �;' v�otinq aye, May�or lcirkha� declared t2�e �etion carried unaniao�usly. K �_�i':�,.;� /�{'Tyc "lr �iC�_ . . _ . S�. � I�DTION by Cour�ciLan 1GelahaM to approti�e payaaat o� Ge.aeral Clatas /25;79 throuqb � �2SSZ8 snd Liquor Claias i5681 throuqh �5735. Secoe�ed by Oouacilaan Hz+�id�r. '�� vpoa a voica v�ot�, all �otinq ayr, May�or �cirkha� d�clas�d tt� actica carri�d ��10'� ursanimowly. i �'� ; QONSIDERA".'ZON Ot p� 8Y (�R�I.D L�ZDES �R RIt�T � IO17 �D !'O�t ?.N. �47 � ,y�_ 71�I�ID 60Tli wVE[�1�J1! SLIP-�t: � � � � � lqTION bY Ga�acil� Harris to aoo�pt tlwis p�sopc.se�3 ao�praai�e ot �13,500 i j�. fos tlM prop�sty at 5981 3s4 Str+Mt. S�c�ad�d br Council�n Li�bl. pppn a aoict �not�. all votinq ay�, Mayor 1Cirkha� dsclas�d tbs �tioa carri�d unaniaotvly. ' '� 11PP�V�i. O� ?��LEA R�1�1L LICEYSB !Wt Cz.ETI78 l�I1 1e65 lIISS2882P?Z iTJt�?t NOT20� by Oou��cil�sn Br�iB�r to spp:o�w � tzi.il�r lieersse r�qwst�d by Cl�tw lNi. S.loond�d by Oouncilayn Li�bl. Zlpoa a voio� �rote, ali v�otlnq a�, Nsyos lCiskt� d�clar�d the a�tioa carrisd �iawuslY. ,,, �� ESTINATi3� � ... � 1Narys� Tall� s �errick . '' 31S Eaat Na1A Stswt 11nok�� !lit�tN�ot�a ..� REGUI.�1R COUNGIL MBETII�iCs OF 11PRIL 3• 1972 PAGE 15 11l�NDl�1T I�ITHDRAi�iNt by Cauncilmari Breider. I�i�' ?� j� ': i^ - •'�; TH� t'OTE UPON THE MDTION, beinq a v�ofce v�ote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared t,;•, � �',° the motion carried unanimously. �*� :� �4; RESOLUTION �45-1972 - 71 RBSOL�JTION R8NAM2NG THE 1970-3 STREET I1�I�VEI�IiT �'`" PIiA7ECT THE 1971-4 STREET II�PlOVEMENT PPU.7EGT 11ND TRANSFERRING COSTS AND � �., __ , �, EXPENSES FRIOd�! TI� 1970-3 STREET IMPROVEI�IT PROJECT TO Tt� 1971-4 STREET � ��- IMP�f1VF�iT PR�JECT: � �;4i�:. . � . . - Mayor Liebl asked �rhat was .tha purpose of thie zesolution. The Finar�ce � �� Director said it �raa because ot the lari th of time the � q projecL has .been qoing ��' on, and that it has been rena�d two ti�oea already, and this Mvuld be the � �� third time. Alayoz Li�bl said that ha thouqht that � �oje�t t�a to be done � � withiu ons year. The rinaace Directoz uid that the project was let last � � yaatr, but there wers �oss �irat incidantal expnnaes ttarted several ysars aqo. :� This ro ect is !or the loo � �, p j pback� on Univerrity ]►venue. Tt�e property amers �r �►ill not be assetaed th� aatusl vost, soee �+ill be ts,�en tra� State 1►id funds. �;.' •Mayor Liebl aaked i! there w�ould be any aclditional vost as the r�ult of ,� �,"r renaainq the project a�sd the Finance Director said no, it is only a name � �' chanqs to simplily the a�ainistration ot the ispro�v�e�eat project. ;� � !lOTION by Councilaan Mittelstadt to a�dopt Reaolution ��5-1972. Seconded by Councilman Uttez. Upon a v�oice vote, all ayes, May�or Liebl declared the ,;� awtion carried unanimcusly. , � � � RESOLt)TION �d6-1972 - 11 RESOL(TTION DIREGTING PREP11R1�1TIGN OF 11SS8SSl�NT ROLL �� ; FOR ST. 1971-4 STREET II�I�VF.I�N'P PRDJECT: � ' MOTtON by Couacilmaa Bzeider to adupt Reaolution f�6-1972. Sec�o�nded by Council- � �'�� aau Mitt�Ltadt. Upon a voice vo+te, all ayea. !�layor Liebl declared the motion � carried urianimously. � � � i � . � � R�SOLUTION N47-1972 - l► RESOLUTION DIRECTZNG PUSLIC7ITION OF t�'J1R2NG ON P]�POSED 11SSESSI�NT AIOS.L F'OA ST. 1971-4 STREET II�ROVEMENT P�iOJECP: � � � MOTIOIi C�uncilm�an Br�ider I� tA t Resolution t47-1972. S� - bY �p oo��ded by Council arr� Mitt�l�tadt. tTpon a v�oic� v�t�, all ayes, Mayos Liebl declarsd th� �otion ;� ,�, �;.; casri�d unanimoualy. .:� . __._. � I' � ]1PPOI1�1R!l�I�1T: � Bff�ctine # Hame Pwitiou' Dat� . . R� lacea `� i�. �, � M�rqaret D. Goran� 11�produation i Narch Y• 1972 Fsance� E. � � 5625 Sth St. p.8. �ypiAq Cl�sk McLauqhlin -*� ��, � �° !'ridl�y. Mina. SS�32 � � � MOTION by Coutfcilmas Utt�r to ooncur in the sevoaeer�destion o� ths Ac�ainia- 1 ',,;� tration and a,ppravs th� a�ppointasnt o! MarQaret Goransorr. S�co�ded by Councilaan Breidar. Upa� a voia� vot�, all votinq aye, Mayor Li�bl declar�c! th� aotio�n carried unaai�ously. � :, . '� -- '.� ;�h. 152 + . , PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF OCTOBER 15. 1973 PAGE 7 � ��OLD B'JSINESS: .� � CONSIDERATION OF SECO';D READIt{S OF AN OP,DIPJAtlCE F.EGULATIN6 TNE PARKIt;G �F CERTAI'J `� ° hti�?ER I�VEH;L�E'S UFOY TNE Pl'!' I �:E I-`T�E$lf��I;TIr.l. D'r J'STR1C"TS fiib�kESC�tt'nING � � P��IAC�ES�OR�HE I I I '; 7F+.�F'E�F�',.':E'.�J �.T"�i`Trv`E�Su F ITG F�O�It C TY COL� �+i Councilman Utter questioned the suogested timitation of 13.000 • � said Councilman Utter was not present r+hen the Pounds. Mayor LieDl �' and the Council concensus was 13,000. Proposed ordinance had been amended, ,� � i)H Mr. H. F. LinCblad, 160 Crrnvn Road N. E., said some licenses do not clasify by �, poundage, and are these vehicles to be allot:ed to park on the streets? t•tayor " Liebl believed if they Nere in excess of 13.000 pounds, they r:ould be prohitited n from parking on the streets. The City Attorney erphasized. the raximum ►.ruld be '� 13.000 and this w�uld be the amount of tileight permitted. He thought there m.ay � be some question oi� this point. but �he ordinance had been suggested by the Police � Departnent, and whether it be a Urban license or not, it rust have a gross weight. � Ne inforrned the Council that in other than an Urban license� the gross weight can t be found on the license plat. � MOTION by Councilr;an Breider to table the second reading of the ordinance to enable the Cityl�torney to clarify the information on the urban license proceedures and � bring the matter to the Council at thelr next r+eeting. Seconded bv CounciL:.an ,� Starwalt. Upon a voice vote. al) voting aye. ttayor Liebl declared the r^otion carried unanir^ously. � � � . � The City Attorney indicated Ae would .provide the necessary information at the � next meeting. w MR. JOHN PA4dlUK, 5931 3rd Street: � :� Mr. Pawluk addressed the Council and said he had an item which he felt should be � discussed under Old Bussiness an� he had sent a letter to the City Engineer concerning °, the item and thought it should be on the agend�, Mr. Pa►+luk sajd Ae Was concerned `� Nith the area in F1yCe Park on 3rd Street. 59th and 60th, and the slip off trom - C University Avenue to 3rd. He said from the slip off, the street is a one way, �� but many people do not use the roadr.�ay as a one way. they do not pay any attention � � � because this is such a short distance. Mr. Pawluk believed the current usaye ; � created a hazard to Lhe people going north because Lhere is no stop sign. ;, Ol � �` � Mr. PaNluk requested the street be returned to a two way street again, be��•�se '� , � ; the people living in the block have to travel around the entire btock to }� 1� front of their homes. 9� i" � _�,` ! ,�, � i The City Engineer ackno►tledged receipt of Mr. Pawluck's letter.and explained the ;"; _ + � City must have the permission from the Highway Department and a request had been al �de to the Highway Department for tM s to be done. Ne said the City is in j � agreement with the request from Mr. Pawluk and if the State would agree. tM s would 'j �� be done. � ! � • ' • ; MayOr L1eb1 diretted the City Engineer to write a letter to Mr. Pawluk *rhen he { ' had received word from the Highway Oepartment on the request. ��. / OROINANCE N551 - ADOPTJNG THE BUDGET FOR THE FlSCAL YEAR 1974: ,� i ��' Councllman Brelder satA Ae Aad one questton, Was there to De money bud9eted for Y' tennis courts in ,dadsen Park. The City Engineer said the mone is the reserve fund and this could be changed now or next y P►'ovided in �; ' when the money is needed. this could be changed, 'Y�ar' Mayor LieDl said ''r. MOTION by Council�^an Breider to amend the budget by rMucing the reserve tunA by 56.500 and adding this amount to the Park f�nd for tennis courts in Fladsen Park and that the Second reading of the Dudget orainance be adopted. Seconded by Cou�cilman Starwalt. • ��;. . `�`' Th� finance Dlrector �atd tMs change ►+ould not eftett the tax levy. �� UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE. Nee. Breider. Starvralt. Liebl. and Utter voting aye. f+ Mayor 11eb1 declared the motion carried unanimously. fii' � .. ' ..... .. . ... ......___...._ .__._...._._ T- -� ��' F # nUBLIC NEARINi� Mk:;Ti':'. ". PhGE 9 � ,� : .�''1�P _ , � � �, � � ,� ��. � = �` _ _. _-____: . . �� .�'��_ _�___'"__. .: .� F,E?'Jf:�;EL� i' ��,:�:,1:.::.�s:i � � � ,�._. � I � j ,,. :, i..:._ .•1 ., s� ., t:� . . _ �n r,:.. .. r_-ad i� aloud. � '�:iIlIQ:I ,#'11-: :-. - :'�� _;: II'1�:� F�iA.�-�i: -; -. ,-„r. �'TR�LE FL�W �'_.A:ti OUTLZNED �" IN RE5VLLT:�:, a?�:; .. -_i„--- _ _ ..---- --�___.__._ - �, ____ _.________ � ' °�,•�TION by Co�.r.ciiran .._ � � . *. � to .��:_v.. FF-.. _:� k21-1972. �e.or.3ed by �"�,�� (:ounci;.rr.3n Utter. '.��or. � . . _ ._ vote, ai� �•<� , ::i•r�� :-.iebl ��_::��ed t:�e � �;;� : �,. � motion carried unani^:o -�` _ • Ft j T� . . � ' l:0ila'1C1�.`i.±.. ''Z_ttClSi3<'_C I��' �::: til-: .'�%�u :yC)V3.. _. ti:E' nn1�: ., .t't:C :'� . .. .. 135t t'�rF� »� ��•_ =nd er.ct�_.t f:�� . � � .::�ie , t�:e -' ole : ��ar:'. :rheod _ � against t:�e ;lan. He sai:: " ad oi�.^..ise�: t:.es,� ��o-�. � �n '�-�+ing t.:at � ; :,�, r , ; , �;� ; . :,, �e�. no need . . wo��.d nake a mc�tion tc .:-�,.nar� -- pl�-.. x.� ' � �� irito the hist�ry c'' t:�i.-5 Circ:�3 I _�iW r�l«r. ��, �. . . : .. �;�i�e aware ;,,'� cfr c:`.at has been hapc,eninQ ?:he �ast thr�e ye3r�. T� - . is r.�•�- •��- '`� Fcteci to� be a,:�out ^', t�Tes ':�P origir,al �o��t and tt,is wcu';? . :,n much `°'' of a burder. on these pecple. � � � MUTION by Council�an Nittelst�.dt th�:_ Phase II of Resolution �119v-1969 be :�# terminated pezz:�ar.ei�tl�� an3 tha: at no t i�ne in the future will this proposal �': � t�e brought before '_��e i:ouncil. ':�cor.��F .' Ly Councilman Utter. �:� Mayor Liebl asked iF this mo:icn w�,s ir >. : and the City Attorney advised that � a present Council cou13 �ot :egail�• �i� a future G��:nci l, bu t t ha t t he �``� motion could stand as moved. Th�� F ' t�• •�,�n�er said that the Council passed � - <: � a r��lution approving the p�=.:., ct :, f+:; :,:�}• Bepartment was given that plan � ! and they approved �t. How, ir thP p:,an is to be modified or changed, Fridley xil� rave rto take care o{ tt��:ir conc��rn that there Would not be created a :: + traffic problem with epT��::r�; _raffic. If this motion passes. 'rd Street <."� Wi21 have to be rnad� one �:��.�. There must n�t Le commercial traf�ic going , norch into the resi l�nt�s_ .�:�-�-�. ":'1,is �omrnitment will F�a�e to b�: -�:�-3e to the High�►ay Departm�nt. C� � ?^��Y Breicer ;aid that when this plan was � . first talked a}�cut the peopl� :. :r :•� favor uf it. The cost is new so ; � prohibitive t?�s� it becomes Ui�� 1� ;1 _ . :� t�� Cit� wil.l t,ave to wait until the total area deve,ons, so ;: a i e:� :.. .'.reets have to be �^:�'e one way '� to meet ' _ StatF� ' ;h::�v Uh;;�1:�':r�,:c,t.'t� r�::i�,_. .,��nts, h�- hoped the �^Qsidents t would �ear xith trr_ ^. ` ' � May��.• �,iebl �aid t'-��-i? he !,��ed the: real estate �eople would rtwve intc the ar�ea a:,d start to develop it. �?,000 per lot s►ould just be too much of an as;e:,sme,. . :� bear. He ��inted out that since tt,�� work ►+as ordered in with � � a resalutioT�, it wc�uld have t� be eliminated with ��other resolution. " '•1-' '.•.:'''►� :,'PON ?�i�: M�^i i:�t1� ;,�,i :g a voice vot�, all ayes, !�ayor Liebl declared y��: motion carrie�9 unanimous.,. <: • . ?'r a.CounCil asked that tt:e pro�,er res�lution bo brough t back f-or rhe Meeting , uovet+�er 20t`�. , _�.----_ �. r--- �, � -- i REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Of NJVEFBE+� �,;, � :� , .,,� � � � � RESOLUTION N136-1972 - ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS & SiECIFICATIONS � 0 73- `�' 973- S S � r:, Mayor Liebl said that as the strongest objections were from 41st b Calif- ��` ornia he asked if Councilman Elect Nee had an ob 'ections to the �treets ,�; . Y J � being lefL in the resolution. Mr. Nee indicated he had none. Mayor Liebl �;� noted there are letters on record of the resident's objections from this ar�a. �`�� Councilman Mittelstadt said in regard to streets numbered l0 thru 18 in � �. Carlson's S�mmit Manor South Addition, there were a number of comments on ,� the residents wanting the street improvements held until after the sanita ry sewer and drainage is taken care of and they would like a guaran�ee that '; it will be taken care of before they will consider the street imprn�i��wnts. � He said if he had to he would delete these streets to make sure th� sanitary ; ��; sewer is improved. i � p' Mayor Liebl said that the Administration put together th� ; package inc4�ding � � the streets in Lhis area. The City Engineer has said they would do every- �, �hing possible to take care of the sanitary sewer problem., Af ' utilities � must be in before any permanent street improving is done. The City Engineer said that as pointed out at the hearing, the line is laid �'� at a very flat grade, There are limits to what can be done Nith the Pxisting i line without rebuilding the whole system. He said his department plans on televising the line, then they will report back to the Council on their findings. The Council can then, based on the report, decide whether they ��` want the streets to be put 1n or not. To delete one small section wouid not be advisahle, he would rather thave all the streets left in until the :: report is in. ,:>;; MOTION by Councilman Mittelstadt to adopt Resolution �136-1972 with the foilowing delet�ons: 41st Avenue: California Street to Main Street California Street: 41st Avenue to 200 feet south Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. The City En9ineer reminded Lhe Council that when the 10 year street imprave- ' n�nt program was adopted, the policy since then has been that when a street � is deleted, it is puL back into a pro�fct two years later. He assumed that the Council would want to continue this policy and the Council indicated they would, J RESOLUTION #137-1972 - TERMINATING PHASE II OF CIRCLE FL01�I PORTION OF TRAFFIC I'` s . __ _ _ � � �he City Manager suggested � small change in the resolution� in the last �: ,� paragraph, the last line. He thpught ther� should be a perl0d after "one '�' a � way" and d�lete the words "when there iS a need determined for such a change � , ! by the C1ty". This would mt�ke 2) re�d as follows: "That part of Third ��, j �*reet �S shown in etta�hed Exhlbit "A" will be mdde one way," He said he � ��oaght the State would require it t.nyhu�r and he has been conterncd with � , the unsafe conAitions of the trafflc situation 1n tM s area. He believed th�s is what the people understopd would happen at the meeting they attended. and that now is the Lime to do it bCfore a serious accident occurs. - - '� � ' �. :� t2EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOYEMSER 20, 1�,,. �ti(�E 9 ' � :k3 �MOTION by Councilman Mittelstadt to adopt Resolution �Y137-1972 with the above � fchange as suggested by the City Manager. Seconded by Councilman Utter, �z � � Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried '; ( unanimously. �, CONSI�JERATION OF A REQUEST Blf EDINA REALTY, INC. FOR 6UYING OF TAX FORFEIT D G : The City Engineer said that on Page 11A is a map showing the location of the Skywood apartments and the tax forfeit land in question. They want to improve their parking facilities and he understood the re were some time limit problems. �,� The City Attorney said that there were some problems with .the propos,' of Edina Realty. They would like th� City to buy the tax forfcit lan�, then sell it to them for the same price, however, Lhere are provisions in the Charter setting out certain procedures for d+sposing of any surplus real estate. Another problem with this is if the City were to start picking up tax forfeit lots, then reselling them to people requesting �nem; this would be circumventing the bidding procedure the State requires the ;.c..nty tc go ti�rough. Mayor Liebl agreed and said the City is not in the real estate business, although he reali=ed that this apartment complex did need more parking space. He asked if this lot is one covered in the resolution the Council just passed that rvill be sold at the public auction very soon. The Finance �. - Director said yes� it is the first one listed. Ma�yor Liebl informed the �`,�� gentleman from Edina Realty that the Council has already acted �.^ release � that lot� so there is nothing the Council could do now anyhow. The City :� Attorney added that he aould be better advised to act through the County w when they become available. Before the City could do a�ything, the lot would ;�:`: have to be declared surplus property by ordinance and published and this ":� woul� take considerable time, �' , The gentlen�an from Edina Realty.sald that the reason he made this requcst was on the su99estion of Mr, leFebvre. County Audltor. He met with h1m and � ' because Fridleythad not released the tax forfeit, lots, he cpuld �o nothing. � He said the lot•�has been used for some time and in dlscussing their parking �� problems with the City Hall Statf, they have found that they do not even % ' own the lot, and they cannot expand upon land they do not own. He said that ' since the lots have been released, he wili work through the County Auditor. �,; The Ci*y Attorney added that he Nas sure they could use the lot until they d' - purchased it through the auction and no One would m1nd. �� `� ADPOIN�MENTS• (CITY EMPLOYEES)�� • � � � � Nan�e Position Effective Date Re laces .;' Pat Ellis Council NOv. 20. 1972 Juel A. Mercer 6641 Ghannel' Rodd Secretary. Juel A. Mercer Englnearin9 Hazel 0'Brian r;' Secretar� Jan. 1 , � ;, Herbert R. Zirtmerman petrol�rr Dec 4 , ; �?" Norman Pomerleau _ �,� ' ..� � � , � REGUTAR COUNCIL [�ETING 0'F DECEI�ER 4, 1972 YAGE 2 , ? � ,� ; , �'ISITORS• � �s � ��. , t: Mr. Lee Silver[on, 6214 Oliver Avenue South. Minne�polis: f''" ;.� Mr. Silverton said that he had a band that plays at the Casino Royale, and '� he has a gixl ainger Who is over 18 but under 21 and they would like to =� knuw if i[ is perenissibl� for her to perform at the Casino Royale. He said � [ hat, according to the information he has received, a State lav Waa passed in "`, 1971 allowing a person under 21 to perform in places vhere they serve liquor, `,� b�t [his does not pertain to the Casino Royale. He said he talked to Mr. ;�;� Tom :Kattson of the Attorney General's office Who said that if it Waa a liquor � establishment there would be no problem. The Ci[y Attorney aaid he wou:d � check this out the next day through the Attorney General's office. The � `� City Council said that if it follows the State Law the City Attorney could �� let Mr. Silverton know that the requeat wa• approved. ��,; Mr. Mu�Rli, Mut�stli Manufacturiag Coo�paay, 5973 N.E. 3rd Street: � :��.. Mr . *�uggli said �hat he underatood the Council had paased a resolution oa r=�� November 20, 1972, that hsd aome besring oa hia property. He compl�ined that �'�� :; .,� he was not given the courte4y of notification that this vas to be diacuased o� chat he would have had a chu►ce to speak concerniag it. He a�ked if it was not correct that 3rd Street is nov a oae vay going aouth. He waa told thia was correct betWeea S9th Avenue and 60th Avenue. Mr. Muggli said that �;; 2� years ago the Council passed a resolution with 85x of the people in the area supporting it and aothing vaa done by the City of Fridley except to pass the rezoaing. He said the slip-off doea not enhance tt�e property in Hyde �``�� `` Park and left everyone open to double taxation. He f�lt that having the one ' ' ; way Would devaluate the property in that block. � �r; Mayor Liebl aaked if aayone had any commeats. �' 'a�; Mr. Eldon Schmedeke, 590p Uaiversity Avenue N.E., said he vould like to have �� - som4 time to discuss thi� item. Mayor Liebl �aid that he had tried to call , :� ' Mr. Schmedeke but had beea unablt to r�ach him. tt� sugg�ated �hat he sead tbe . "�;'. minutes of the Meeting aad he would und�rstaad what had b��a d ae. Mr. Schmeddce ; said that he had not received the miaut�• of the �eting yet, �d requeated th '� � ��R thls be discvssed further at t�e ead of the �v�nin� aa he �+aat�d to explain hi ; side of the stoty. The Couacil agr�ed to go on Mith the regular businesa and " • 7�:ti � �, retusn to this subject before �djournia�. r":� ��* Rtareaeat�d by Mis. Barbara HuAhe�, � �� x I,esaue of Women Voter�. Preienting Coanmunication and Petitioe , rAiaft the City Council to E�tablish aad Pre- �' s' Serve Nosth Park a• a N�ture ,Centesi . �; Mrs. Barbar� Hughes p=e�eated :`h� P�titioa and a copy of a lttter suarrizing the fe�liags of the Leagu� of Wasea �otes• r�gasding dtdicatiag ttorth Park •s a Nature Centes to the City Couaeil. '4 `. li•�� MOTION by Councilm�n Mitt�l�ttdt to rec�lvt th� eoe�unicatioa �nd P�titioe� �23•197� trae the I,�agu� of Woa�n Votero. S�conded by Couacilaan Drsider. Upon a voic� vote� all �r�� rit�or Li�bl d�elas�d th� sot�op carried. � . s .�.,,.Y... � .. . . � � � . . ' . ' . �M ' • '.� � � � � ; t; " ,� � � ..., . � � V.�-� t�r"w� , <f�� ,� . � �<ry:; ; �` STATE OF MINNESOTA '-� DEPARTMENT AF HIGHWAYS z C�STRICT h0 9 � 20�3 NO.IILAC DRIV[ � � � � � {� MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. � , danuary 5, 1971 � -� � Mr. Nasim M. Qureshi � City �ngineer � b431 University Av�enue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 In Rep�y Refer To: 315 .� C.S. 0205 (T.H. 47=156) � City of Fridley Resolution No. 216-1970 Request for Advanced TOPICS Pro�ect � Dear Mr. Qureshi: � ;� We have made a preliminsry review of your request for a, advanced TOPICS �; pro�ect and hav�e discussed it infora�ally aith representatives of the ;� Federal Highws�y Administration (Ffb�IA). The FMrTA does r.c-;, consider it � to be appropriate to approve another advanced project in Anoka County � since the priorities for the entire Anoka County TOPICS Program xill probab�r be established this spring. They also have some reservations � as to whether the detachment of frontage roads, xhich is the bulk of �:� this pro�ect, comprise a valid TOPICS pro�ect. It appears that the '� pro�ect r�rould mpst likely not br. approved for TOPICS funds and even � if it should, it w�ould hav�e to be scheduled in its proper priority ,�: with other TOPICS pro�ects in Anoka County. In viex ot �our interest .� in e�cpediting this pro�ect, it is recoaasended that it not be pvrsued � for TOPICS funding. � � Have you reached a decision as to whether you iritend to prepare the ''k construction plans for these detachment;,? As I mentioned earlier, r.� r+e would not be able to begin desi�n on th�s pro�ect until ear�jr � f^ spring. Preparation of the plans by Fridley w�ould expedite the � lett�ng of the pro�ect. Please advise me of y��ur decision. -' � Sincere�y, .� � , ':+� N. R. Osterby � Distri t Engineer � ; �;� �`: /� � �� '!; � � By: Patrick B. � District State Aid Engineer � � � ; � �.� `� =�; � Community Development Department � PLANIVING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: January 19, 1995 TO: William Burns, City Manager FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator �/Michele McPherson, Planning Coordinator SUBJECT: Closing Slip-off Road from University Avenue into Hyde Park At the October 3, 1994 City Council meeting, the Council authorized the purchase of 5981 University Avenue N.E. , also known as Custom Mechanical. The building has been removed and staff is preparing to convey the property to new owners for redevelopment. The site has been surveyed and is comprised of two parcels with individual Property Identification Numbers (see attached map) . Because each parcel conforms to the minimum lot area and lot width, no subdivision approval is needed. Located on the northerly parcel is the slip-off road from University Avenue. At the December 15, 1994 neighborhood meeting regarding the ACCAP tax status change, neighbors inquired as to the City's plans for the Custom Mechanical site. Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director, informed the neighborhood of the City's intention to close the slip-off road. Neighborhood response to this was positive. As University Avenue is also State Highway 47, the City Council must pass a resolution informing the Minnesota Department of Transportation of the intent to close the slip-off road and request permission to do so. Staff has attempted to contact MnDOT via phone to determine any concerns or roadblocks prior to the City Council approving the resolution. At the writing of this memo, MnDOT staff had not responded to staff's inquiry. An update will be provided at the City Council meeting Monday night. With direction from MnDOT staff, City staff proposes the following course of action: 1. Notify the surrounding property owners in writing of the City's intent to close the slip-off road and provide an opportunity to comment by February 10, 1995. �- Closing Slip-off from University Avenue January 19, 1995 Page 2 2 . Schedule approval of the resolution to close the slip-off for the February 27, 1995 City Council meeting and forward it to MnDOT. 3. Process a vacation request, if necessary, to vacate any easements across the northerly parcel, to be completed by May 1995. (Research is occurring to determine if this step is required; easements may not have been recorded. ) If there are no objections from the City Council regarding this proposal, staff will complete steps 1-3 above. MM/ M-95-55 _ C��F FRIDLEY FRIDLEY MUNICIP.�L CENTER •6-331 UNfVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, �1N SS�t32 • (612)571-3�IS0• FAX (612)571-1287 January 27, 1995 DEAR PROPERTY OWNER: SUBJECT: Closing Slip-off Road from University Avenue into Hyde Park As you are aware, at its October 3, 1994 meeting, the Fridley City Council authorized the purchase of 5981 - 3rd Street, formerly the site of Custom Mechanical. The City has since demolished the building, and intends to sell the property to a new owner for construction of a single family home. Located north of the property is the slip-off road from University Avenue. The City intends to close the access from University Avenue, as it crosses a second buildable lot. The lot would be sold to a new owner for construction of a second single family home. � This letter is to inform you of the City's intentions, and invite your comments or concerns regarding these intentions. Please contact Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator at 572-3599, or Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant, at 572-3593 by February 10, 1995, with your comments, concerns or questions. You will be notified when the City Council will consider this item at a meeting. Sincerely, �vhv /�i"�''Ct�►�tl , / L` ��. Ann Bolkcom Councilperson, Ward 3 AB:MM:da C-95-21 � Community Development Department I� PLANNING DIVISION City of Fridley �# DATE: February 9, 1995 TO: William Burns, City Manager FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator �j Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Status Report Regarding University Avenue Slip-Off Into Hyde Park Staff mailed the informational letter from Councilmember Ann Bolkcom to the residents of Hyde Park on January 27, 1995. We have received a number of calls from residents expressing their support for the closing of the slip-off. We have also received calls inquiring as to whether or not the assessments levied in 1971 for the construction of the slip-off would be returned to the assessed property. owners. The City Attorney has preliminarily indicated that this request by the residents is reasonable. At this time, we have informed the residents that we did not have an answer for them and we are going to research the proper procedure to respond to their inquiries. This memo is for informational purposes only. MM/dw M-95-96 r U Community Development Department u PLANNING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: February 23 , 1995 TO: William Burns, City Manager FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator , Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Final Assessment for Hyde Park Slip-Off In purchasing the Custom Mechanical property for redevelopment, the City Council agreed that the slip-off into Hyde Park would be closed. Staff has notified the residents of the City Council's intent and have received inquiries as to whether or not 1971 assessments would be reimbursed to the residents. We have determined which properties were assessed for the 1971 Street Improvement Project which constructed the slip-off into Hyde Park. The properties which were assessed includes those properties on both sides of 3rd Street from 60th Avenue to 57 1/2 Place, and also those properties located on the east side of 2 1/2 Street from 60th Avenue to 57 1/2 Place (see attached map) . The rate for assessment was $9. 26 per lineal foot for those properties adjacent to 3rd Street, and $4 . 63 per lineal foot for those properties adjacent to 2 1/2 Street. This calculates to a rate of $740. 80 for an 80 foot lot at the full assessment rate, or $370. 40 for a half-assessment rate. * 24 properties paid $185.20, * 26 properties paid $370.40, * 4 properties paid $555. 60, * 12 properties paid $740.80, and * 14 properties paid miscellaneous assessments based on the lineal front footage of the properties. Based on the life of the project of 24 years and the amount of the assessments, staff believes that the investment by the Final Assessment for Hyde Park Slip-Off February 23 , 1995 Page 2 residents have been amortized and no remaining funds are left to be returned to the residents. This memo is for informational purposes only. You will see additional information and will be asked to make decisions on the street vacation, sale of excess property, and disposition of the property in the upcoming months. MM/dw M-95-129 � � � � W d � � � 59 h Avenu W � � � � � � � � � .� N CJ] � "C •--� N N � M 58th Av nu C 57 h Pla C N e ar as ema � Community Development Department C� PI.ANNING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: April 6, 1995 � TO: William Burns, City Manager�� FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Establish a Public Hearing for a Vacation Request, SAV #95-01, by the City of Fridley The Planning Commission reviewed the request to vacate the slip- off road from University Avenue to 3rd Street in Hyde Park at its March 15, 1995 meeting. The Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the request to the City Council. The City Charter requires the City Council to conduct a public hearing for all vacation requests. Staff recommends that the City Council establish April 24, 1995 as the date of the public hearing. MM/dw M-95-218 5.01 � Community Development Department C� PLANIVING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: April 20, 1995 TO: William Burns, City Manager '�� FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Public Hearing for a Vacation Request, SAV #95-01, by the City of Fridley; University Avenue Slip-Off Into Hyde .Park The Planning Commission conducted an informal hearing regarding the vacation request at its March 15, 1995 meeting. The Planning Commission recommend approval of the vacation request to the City Council with the following stipulations: 1. Access shall be returned to MnDOT via a Quit Claim Deed. 2. 3rd Street and 60th Avenue shall be reconstructed to provide improved traffic flow and aesthetics. The Commission also recommended that the City Council consider planting boulevard trees along 60th Avenue in addition to the landscaping along University Avenue. The neighborhood raised the following two issues during the public hearing: 1. If the City would be constructing a fence adjacent to 5973 - 3rd Street prior to sale of the property to the new owner. 2 . The condition of the Custom Mechanical property. At the time of the hearing, the site did not appear aesthetically pleasing. Kurt Schneider, Code Enforcement Officer, will be monitoring the condition of the Custom Mechanical property to insure that the demolition contractor completes the job and that ground cover is established. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council conduct the public hearing. BD/dw M-95-244 12.01 � Com�n.unity Development Department � P�rnvING DrviSION City of Fridley DATE: May 4, 1995 TO: William Burns, City Manager , �ri�� i� FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: First Reading of an Ordinance Approving a Vacation Request, SAV #95-01, by the City of Fridley, Generally Located at 5999 - 3rd Street N.E. (Custom Mechanical Property) The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding the vacation of the egress road from University Avenue to 3rd Street, generally located at 5999 - 3rd Street N.E. at its April 24, 1995 meeting. Staff has prepared the attached ordinance vacating the egress road for first reading by the City Council. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve first reading of the attached ordinance vacating the egress road. An ordinance declaring the underlying property excess and authorizing the sale will appear later in the agenda. MM/dw M-95-261 8.�1 � Community Development Department � PLANNING DIVISION City of Fridley , DATE: May 4, 19 9 5 �';/ �'� TO: William Burns, City Manager ��`n1 FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: First Reading of an Ordinance Declaring Certain Properties Excess; Custom Mechanical Property The City of Fridley is fee owner of Lots 29 and 30, Block 12 , Hyde Park. Earlier in the agenda, the City Council approved first reading of an ordinance vacating the egress road from University Avenue to 3rd Street which crossed these lots. It was the City Council direction that this road be vacated and the lots sold for construction of a single family home. In order for the lots to be sold, the City Council must approve an ordinance declaring the lots excess and authorizing their sale. Attached please find the required ordinance. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve first reading of the attached ordinance declaring Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park excess and authorizing their sale. MM/dw M-95-262 9.01 U Community Development Department L� PLANNING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: May 11, 1995 �-��k`? TO: William Burns, City Manager FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Second Reading of an Ordinance Declaring Certain Properties Excess; Custom Mechanical Property The City of Fridley is fee owner of Lots 27 through 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. Earlier in the agenda, the City Council approved first reading of an ordinance vacating the egress road from University Avenue to 3rd Street which crossed these lots. It was the City Council direction that this road be vacated and the lots sold for construction of a single family home. In order for the lots to be sold, the City Council must approve an ordinance declaring the lots excess and authorizing their sale. Attached please find the required ordinance. The City Council approved the first reading of the ordinance at its May 8, 1995 meeting. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve second reading of the attached ordinance declaring Lots 27 through 30, Block 12, Hyde Park excess and authorizing their sale. MM/dw M-95-280 2.01 � Community Development Department � PLANNING DIVISION City of Fridley DATE: May 11, 1995 ,�� TO: William Burns, City Manager FROM: Barbara Dacy, Community Development Director Scott Hickok, Planning Coordinator Michele McPherson, Planning Assistant SUBJECT: Second Reading of an Ordinance Approving a Vacation Request, SAV #95-01, by the City of Fridley, Generally Located at 5900 - 3rd Street N.E. The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding the vacation of the egress road from University Avenue to 3rd Street, generally located at 5999 - 3rd Street N.E. at its April 24, 1995 meeting. Staff has prepared the attached ordinance vacating the egress road for second reading by the City Council. The City Council approved the first reading of the ordinance at its May 8, 1995 meeting. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve second reading of the attached ordinance vacating the egress road. An ordinance declaring the underlying property excess and authorizing the sale will appear later in the agenda. MM/dw M-95-279 1.01 �` _ CITY OF FRI DLEY FR[DLEY MUNICIPAL CENTER •6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 55432 •(612)571-3450• FAX (612)571-1287 May 10, 1996 TO: HYDE PARK RESIDENTS Dear Resident: As you may recall, in 1995 the City of Fridley vacated the University Avenue slip-off onto 3rd Street. The City was intending to remove the slip-off and reconstruct 3rd Street in the fall of 1995; however, due to the lateness of the construction season, work did not commence. This letter is to inform you that the City's contractor will begin work on removing the University Avenue slip-off the week of May 13, 1996. Once the slip-off is removed, construction will begin on a second single family dwelling. If you have any concerns regarding this item, please feel free to call me at 572-3593. Since ely, ��C'r1�1 � Mic ele McPherson Planning Assistant MM:Is C-96-92 � SAV ��95-01 City of Fridley � �� .�� . V `t QARAG& II 2 I � �0 �V i i 12 ``o� �o ya C �o i , I � V p p , 8 S I 7 8 5 1 .9 p, w Z U q� ; W <Id aMo I � t h. � � soo� a ! ° —x � ee � Q oaro x (V i �/� s-F H a a w � i � 24 �i I a ,.. 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Thursday, January 26, 1995 HYDEPRK Page 2 PIN STREETNUM STREETADD STREETDIR ZIP FEEOWNER CITY STATE 233,024,220,048 6037 2ND ST NE 55432 ZIMMER JAMES L&MARIANNE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,049 6039 2ND ST NE 55432 CHMIEL MICHAEL ALAN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,050 6061 2ND ST NE 55432 AACKER HERBERT A&LUCIND FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,051 6060 2ND ST NE 55432 RYBAK DAVID FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,052 6040 2ND ST NE 55432 FREDRICK EVERETT B&BERT FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,053 6030 2ND ST NE 55432 HELGET MYRON &STROBEL M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,054 6022 2ND ST NE 55432 KELLY DANE A 8�CINDY A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,055 6018 2ND ST NE 55432 PEDERSON RICHARD T&JULIE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,056 6012 2ND ST NE 55432 SMITH ELLEN A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,057 6012 2ND ST NE 55432 SMITH ELLEN A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,058 6008 2ND ST NE 55432 CRAMER MARK ALAN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,059 6000 2ND ST NE 55432 KLOSTREICH KENT FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,064 6019 MAIN NE 55432 MASTIEY JOHN L&DEBORAH FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,065 6021 MAIN NE 55432 FEIST RICHARD T&SUZANNE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,066 6035 MAIN NE 55432 MATT JENNIFER M ETAL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,070 5980 2ND ST NE 55432 DONNAY PATRICIA A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,071 5942 2ND ST NE 55432 HOSMAN ROBERT A&JANE I FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,072 5938 2ND ST NE 55432 MCNURLIN JERRY L&BARBAR FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,073 5932 2ND ST NE 55432 HLAVINKA MICHAEL J&B A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,074 5924 2ND ST NE 55432 GEYER RODGER E FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,075 5916 2ND ST NE 55432 TAYIOR JANET S FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,076 5910 2ND ST NE 55432 ROHWEDDER W E&LILA M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,076 5910 2ND ST NE 55432 ROHWEDDER W E&LILA M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,077 5905 MAIN NE 55432 PRIES EDWARD J &MAVIS J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,078 5909 MAIN NE 55432 BJORNGJELD ERVIN H&GLORI FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,079 5923 MAIN NE 55432 HLAVINKA LILLIAN M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,080 5925 MAIN NE 55432 STUMPF DANIEL L FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,081 5933 MAIN NE 55432 KROONE LONDA M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,082 5961 MAIN NE 55432 HURST JOHN D&REBECCA I FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,083 5973 MAIN NE 55432 CHURA JOHN M&L MARJORY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,084 5981 MAIN ST NE 55432 PILON JOSEPH L&LYNN F FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,085 5980 21/2 ST NE 55432 KNOTT DALE F&B V FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,086 5948 21/2 ST NE 55432 OPPEGARD JACK LEE&MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,087 5942 21/2 ST NE 55432 MEYER J A&BROWN T D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,088 5924 21/2 ST NE 55432 BLESI ROGER C&ELETA G FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,089 5916 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 SEYMOUR J&MACKAY J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,090 5908 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 SEYMOUR J &MACKAY J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,091 5900 21/2 ST NE 55432 SEYMOUR J &MACKAY J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,092 5901 2ND ST NE 55432 SNYDER RICHARD C&ANN L FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,093 5909 2ND ST NE 55432 LA POINTE LLOYD F&ALICE M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,094 5917 2ND ST NE 55432 JAROSH DOUGLAS H&JOAN C FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,095 0 NE 0 HEDLUND GORDON FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,096 5923 2ND ST NE 55432 ELMER JEFFREY R&SUSAN L FRIDLEY MN Thursday,January 26, 1995 HYDEPRK Page 3 PIN STREETNUM STREETADD STREETDIR ZIP FEEOWNER CITY STATE 233,024,220,097 5929 2ND ST NE 55432 MALIKOWSKI HENRY J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,098 5935 2ND ST NE 55432 GLYNN RUTH J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,099 5945 2ND ST NE 55432 BACHAND JOHN T&SHIRLEY I FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,100 5957 2ND ST NE 55432 SPILMAN MARK A&SHARON L FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,101 5980 3RD ST NE 55432 GUIMONT WILLARD C &DORIS FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,102 5974 3RD ST NE 55432 OHLIN D&D TURNBULL W&D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,103 5940 3RD ST NE 55432 ECKER ROBERT J &LORETTA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,111 5900 3RD ST NE 55432 SORUM CURTIS B&PAMELA C FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,112 5901 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 GRAPE EUGENE M& FLORENC FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,119 5945 2ND ST NE 55432 WILLIAMS BERNICE R FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,120 5947 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 GABEL PATRICIA E FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,129 5915 3RD ST NE 55432 LARSON MICHAEL J &BARBAR FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,130 0 NE 0 LARSON MICHAEL J & BARBAR FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,131 5915 3RD ST NE 55432 GUNNUFSON CONSTANCE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,132 5917 3RD ST NE 55432 GUNNUFSON CONSTANCE T FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,133 5923 3RD ST NE 55432 GABRELCIK MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,134 5925 3RD ST NE 55432 ALASPA IONE J &WILLIAM M FRIDLEY MN � 233,024,220,135 5931 3RD ST NE 55432 PAWLUK JOHN &AILEEN M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,136 5955 3RD ST NE 55432 ROESLER ALVIN H &KATHRYN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,137 5973 3RD ST NE 55432 WHITE EAGLE INVESTMENTS FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,138 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,140 110 61 ST AVE NE 55432 WESTENFIELD O III & KARL D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,143 5955 2 1/2 ST NE 55421 CHURCHILL HUGH& DARLENE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,144 5920 3RD STREET NE 0 NORTHWESTERN BELL TELE C FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,147 6011 MAIN NE 55432 RUSSELL LAURENCE E 8�KARE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,148 6015 MAIN ST NE 55432 RUSSELL LAURENCE E&KARE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,220,149 6007 MAIN ST NE 55432 ROHWEDDER MARTIN J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,001 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,002 101 57TH PL NE 55432 BISTODEAU RICHARD M$J A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,003 131 57TH PL NE 55432 MACK CARMEN E FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,004 215 57TH PL NE 55432 JESKA BERNARD W SR FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,005 219 57TH PL NE 55432 SANDO,DRUCILLA A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,006 233 57TH PL NE 55432 RAATILKKA KEVIN R FRIDLEY 233,024,230,008 251 57TH PL NE 55432 CHONG HYO SHIK&IN JA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,009 0 NE 0 CHONG HYO SHIK&IN JA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,010 0 NE 0 CHONG HYO SHIK&IN JA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,012 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,013 271 57TH PL NE 55432 HARVET GARY&KATHLEEN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,014 281 57TH PL NE 55432 TALLEY WILLIAM L&ORA M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,015 0 NE 0 GABRELCIK&MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,016 0 NE 0 GABRELCIK MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,021 255 57TH AVE NE 55432 BIGLOW ROBERT R FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,022 262 57TH PL NE 55432 HERMAN IRVING&EFRON I S FRIDLEY 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Thursday,January 26, 1995 HYDEPRK Page 5 PIN STREETNUM STREETADD STREETDIR ZIP FEEOWNER CITY STATE 233,024,230,077 5846 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 ROESLER ALVIN H&KATHRYN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,078 5834 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 MEASNER PETER D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,079 5828 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 KONSELA JUDITH MARIE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,080 5820 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 MCNURLIN JERRY L 8�BARBAR FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,081 5810 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 JOHNSON ROBERT F&DORIS I FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,082 5800 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 JOHNSON ALBIN &EBBA G FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,085 5815 2ND ST NE 55432 LUNDBERG EUGENE FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,086 5825 2ND ST NE 55432 STREET REBECCA J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,087 5835 2ND ST NE 55432 JOHNSON GLENN D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,088 5851 2ND ST NE 55432 ROGERS PROPERTIES FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,089 5875 2ND ST NE 55432 REIDER PAUL E & EILEEN S FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,090 5881 2ND ST NE 55432 HAGBERG EUGENE V&JEAN A FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,091 5866 2ND ST NE 55432 TAUER OTTO G FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,092 5848 2ND ST NE 55432 WARD R W&E M&BLESI R C& FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,093 5830 2ND ST NE 55432 WEATHERLY JOHN H FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,094 5816 2ND ST NE 55432 TOMAS EUGENE ROGER FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,095 5800 2ND ST NE 55432 HOOSER GERALD A 8�CAROL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,096 105 58TH AVE NE 55432 BLAHOSKI JOHN G FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,097 0 NE 0 BLAHOSKI JOHN G FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,098 5825 MAIN ST NE 55432 WIEDERHOLT DONALD J &DA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,099 5835 MAIN NE 55432 DUDLEY JAMES MICHAEL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,100 0 NE 0 STEINDEL JOSEPH P &P A FRIDLEY MN I 233,024,230,101 5847 MAIN NE 55432 POLANSKY HENRY J&META D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,102 5857 MAIN ST NE 55432 SCHOENBERGER FRANK&MA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,103 5861 MAIN ST NE 55432 H U D FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,104 5790 2ND ST NE 55432 TWIN CITIES HABITAT HUMANI FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,105 5790 2ND ST NE 55432 CROSS BERTON N FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,106 5770 2ND ST NE 55432 SWANSON ADELINE L FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,108 5765 MAIN ST NE 55432 SANDS ROSEMARIE E FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,110 110 58TH AVE NE 55432 FINDELL DONALD H&ZOFIJA FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,111 100 58TH AVE NE 55432 KEPPLER JOHN EDGAR&MAXI FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,112 5780 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 SLESAR PAUL&WOOD CAROL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,113 5770 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 S&A DEVELOPMENT CO FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,114 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,115 5761 2ND ST NE 55432 HERYLA DAVID&HERYLA ROBI FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,116 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,117 232 58TH AVE NE 55432 JENSEN DAN&WOLLENBURG FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,118 248 58TH AVE NE 55432 FISCHER CHARLES J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,119 278 58TH AVE NE 55432 BRODER MEYER&JOANNE M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,120 5770 3RD ST NE 55432 HEGNA RAYMOND L&DOROT FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,121 5791 21/2 ST NE 55432 ROCEK VIOLET E FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,128 0 NE 0 GABRELCIK FRANK M&MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,129 0 NE 0 GABRELCIK MARY FRIDLEY MN � ,Thursday,January 26, 1995 HYDEPRK Page 6 PIN STREETNUM STREETADD STREETDIR ZIP FEEOWNER CITY STATE 233,024,230,130 5740 UNIVERSITY NE 55432 GABRELCIK MARY FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,131 5832 3RD ST NE 55432 ANDRAJACK EDWARD J&ANN FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,132 261 57TH PL NE 55432 BEALL PAUL R&DIANE J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,133 5760 3RD ST NE 55432 BERGSTROM ERNEST&KATHL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,134 5783 21/2 ST NE 55432 BRANTNER VERN &BATES ALF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,135 5775 2 1/2 ST NE 55432 LANDRUS DAVID D&LAURNEL FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,136 5775 MAIN NE 55432 MADZEY MICHAEL F&LOIS J FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,137 0 NE 0 LINK THEODORA M&L JR&V FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,138 241 57TH PL NE 55432 ANDERSON BRET W&TONI M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,139 247 57TH PL NE 55432 PETERSON RICHARD D&SONI FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,140 0 NE 0 FRIDLEY CITY OF FRIDLEY MN 233,024,230,141 5801 2ND ST NE 55432 CROSS ROBERT M FRIDLEY MN 233,024,320,005 250 57TH AVE NE 55432 LYNDALE TERMINAL CO. FRIDLEY MN . � S TAFF REP O RT � Community Development Department Appeals Commission Datc Planning CoiYiinission Date : March 15, 1995 City Council Date . April ]0, 1995 A�ril 24�1995 APPLICATION NUMBER: Vacation Request, SAV #95-01 PETITIONER• City of Fridley, petitioner and owner LOCATION• 5981 - 3rd Street, generally located in the southeast corner of the intersection of 60th Avenue and 3rd Street. The subject parcel is legally described as Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. The parcel is 10, 582 square feet in area. REQUEST• The subject parcel is zoned S-1, Hyde Park, as are the properties to the north, west, and south. Located to the east of the subject parcel is University Avenue. The vacation request, if approved, would vacate the slip-off road from University Avenue (Trunk Highway 47) to 3rd Street. BACRGROUND• Hyde Park History In 1978, the City rezoned Hyde Park from a variety of zoning classifications to S-1, Hyde Park District. Hyde Park is defined by 61st Avenue, Main Street, 57th Place, and University Avenue. The purpose of the S-1 zoning district as stated in Chapter 205. 21. 4 is to: 1. Change the present legal non-conforming use status of the residential dwellings in the neighborhood to a conforming use status. 2 . Reestablish the residential character of the neighborhood. 3. Protect the property rights of all present land owners as much as possible while promoting the residential development of the neighborhood. 12.02 , Staff Report SAV #95-01, City of Fridley Page 2 4 . Establish a zoning mechanism for the neighborhood that will encourage residential investment and development in Hyde Park. As a result of the City's action in 1969, the commercial properties located adjacent to University Avenue along the east boundary of Hyde Park were rendered non-conforming. The code states that if a nonconforming use becomes vacant for more than one year, the property looses its nonconforming status and should be brought into conformance by the owner. Located immediately to the south of the slip-off road property is 5973 - 3rd Street, the site of Custom Mechanical. In 1994, the City received a special use permit application to allow the owner of C�stom Mechanical to sell the property to a new owner. Because the business would change, the special use permit was required. In October of 1994, the City Council chose to acquire the Custom Mechanical property as opposed to issuing the special use permit. The building was demolished as the City's intended use for the property is for a single family dwelling unit. Property History ' The subject parcel, 5981 - 3rd Street N.E. , was acquired by the City in 1971. Prior to that, the property was occupied by a single family dwelling unit. The first permit of record was issued for the property in 1965 to re-roof the structure due to storm damage. In May of 1971, the City Council moved to begin condemnation proceedings to acquire the property. The intent of acquiring the property was to construct a slip-off road to provide access to the commercial properties located adjacent to 3rd Street along University Avenue. This decision occurred as a result of the 1969 Hyde Park study. The condemnation did not occur as the property owner willingly sold the property to the City. The slip-off road was constructed as part of public improvement project 1970-3 . Adjacent properties along both sides of 3rd Street and the east side of 2 1/2 Street were assessed for the improvement project. The assessments totalled $9.26 per lineal foot for those properties adjacent to 3rd Street, and $4 . 63 per lineal foot for those properties adjacent to 2 1/2 Street. A total of 80 properties were assessed a variety of amounts based on the lineal front footage of the properties. The average assessment for the improvement project was $370. 40. Based on the life of the project of 24 years, the assessment via the residents has been amortized and there are no remaining funds to return to the residents. 12.03 Staff Report SAV #95-01, City of Fridley Page 3 ANALYSI$• The slip-off road was constructed over two City-owned lots as opposed to typically dedicated public right-of-way. The City Attorney determined that because public use has been established for a period of greater than seven years, the City should officially process a vacation request to vacate the public use of the slip-off road. If approved, the vacation would create a second buildable lot for a single family dwelling unit in addition to the buildable lot created by removing the Custom Mechanical building. The slip-off road crosses a lot which is 10,582 square feet in area. This area exceeds the minimum lot area requirement of 9,000 square feet for a single family dwelling. The City intends to dispose of both 5973 and 5981 - 3rd Street N.E. through an open process to receive fair market value for the properties. North of the subject parcel is 60th Avenue which provides access to an alley adjacent to University Avenue. The City intends to maintain 60th Avenue and the access to the alley along University Avenue. There are a number of properties currently utilizing the alley for access to garages and the rear of properties north of the subject parcel. The City intends to widen 3rd Street and return it to a two-way street. As part of the 1970 improvement project, 3rd Street was narrowed to a one-way width traveling south between 60th and 59th Avenues as a result of constructing the slip-off. In addition, the City also intends to improve the radius entering 60th Avenue and the alley along University Avenue. The street reconstruction in this area will also include corrected drainage to insure that the new property and improved streets drain appropriately. The original 1970 improvement project included approval from the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Staff worked with the Department of Transportation and a final detail for closing the slip-off will include deeding access back to MnDOT between the University Avenue westerly right-of-way line and the easterly lot line of Lot 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. The Department of Transportation has submitted the appropriate legal language for the deed to accomplish this requirement. Once the pavement has been removed, the fence will be repaired and screening installed similar to what exists. RECOMMENDATIONJSTIPULATION3: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission recommend approval of the vacation request, SAV #95-01, to the City Council with the 12.04 Staff Report SAV #95-01, City of Fridley Page 4 following stipulations: 1. Access shall be returned to MnDOT via a Quit Claim Deed. 2. 3rd Street and 60th Avenue shall be reconstructed to provide improved traffic flow and aesthetics. PLANNING COMMISBION ACTION The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the request to the City Council as recommended by staff. The Commission also recommended that the City Council pursue planting street trees along 60th Avenue. CITY COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the City Council concur with the Planning Commission action. 12.05 3y:.�� = SP�T �LCVATI��1 3E��P��z��E�Y T;4� ati�� CERTtFICATE OF SURVEY cuRg= CLCV�T\O1.L�J-.I.TUP C.URS3 FOR � �T�' � r =��`—V KURTH SURVEYING tF+EREBY CERTIFT TNAT T uqVET,PLAN;OR'R5Q0 T M�A!�REPAREO 4002 JEFFERSON STREE O1'YE OR uMOER rY ECT fu RVISION ANO THAT t LY COLUl+t81A HEIGHTS 1./INt�I RVEYOA � E iUT[OF� 111MESOTA. 612-769-�7�� , -� ��\x SCALE MINNESOTA REGlS.T'RR�TION NO. 1Ca11� :�� O��RON I � �'J �� ; ,� , i .. ��'' Q_;'� ''�, � � � �;;� �i� � �_ :;� c U'Z 3 �i G�`�-L 37t�� *� ��. ,� �' � �Z�l • 00 '� a�� = . �� ' � ' �� Z_� • � �- � � 4 N i -' � o '� °'�` Gl � 3Sz+�3�r�C- .•% � /'� B�iZ.� �'L � � 3 � � � ! �` 4 � r ��{� � r ,- , - - t� � � � ' _ _ _ _ , � v X _ - _ ; --� X-� .J �� "� `--` ' ` , ' �y2" ��ti , � � . �r; O � � '—� ��, O � ^, ,� �� 1 J � ;�, :: -- - -�- � -�- � C-"�l� I �� i� ��/ ��, ' � � � $ � � � � . � � � � � ' ' - � � ' �= y� -�, a ' , '�u ,� ' ��,� ��'��` ` _ , '',� �•��`�- ,; �r ��, I � �SJ � � �Y�" � ' r u � ;� a ;� �.S �s � v� �--� � ��'-,:i�J i� 54�� 3 7 � C.o 1 . � 8>Z...Z . � 'a J > O 3 � �o y��,,,J I � �� `� �o . ;r -��^ :J ' � �o �.1 � , � 2 � �� ''.�'J �as t7' !! u ��l aST�?� ~,�// . �4� � ,lii: /_ �37T 3 v�(oot7t.� i; �? � ��9�� A?� �3�0�.� St�� , C �" � �� ti� ;. .�� c� o � � � o � d ,, ` � � �/ �1 � C.� �1-� � � O`�1 �_ � 1 �'I � O � �I �� 5 �.. � � 0 0 8��-�� -�-�a-�� -,-��d �-�a,�-�,�� -�� 5��d'•J"».� 9'�`r\�.C1 S� l-�1�� S S 7'7 7�/ �O 1-.�t�1 21 )_1� � ON }�\1 M 11� 1 H � � n �i ,-� � .�..'d �L.S N -� � �sl�,-� ��l �.L� �,�� .��n r _ z � � h---- n I �---�X . _ .x_--x ---K - x__---:�---K...--- x_ _-- ;�- �'�-----�-- x - --jc--- -- ��---x----X-- � W � � �l = �7 T`13��I � �� `�� 2 Z � r� ,� i �y-� Lb a'L� 'QT1 �-J'�a2�o l-�x-o�M 4�att�tivy �+��: `�'h�7 1�� .��M _— .�._ PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 15 1995 PAGE 6 6. No vehicle display or sales shall be permitted on this site. 7. Auto body repair and painting tenants shall comply with EPA regulations to control odor emissions and hazardous materials. , 8. There shall be no repair of automobiles before 7:O�� a.m. or after 9: 00 p.m. r� �" 9. The petitioner shall comply with all Fire Depx�rtment regulations. �� i' 10. The petitioner shall apply for and rece' e permits for the spray booth and flammable liquid stora� / 11. Issuance of the special use permit�hall be contingent on approval of the County's hazardou � waste generator's license and the City's Motor Vehicle Bod�Repair license. UPON A VOICE VOTE, WITH MR. NES�f�+u��`Yr MR. RONDRICR� MS. SAVAGE AND MR. SABA VOTING AYE AND MR. SIE �F ABSTAINING, CHAIRPERSON NEWMAN DECLARED THE MOTION CARI�ED. Mr. Hickok stated the City C�buncil would review this request on April 17. , 2. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #95-03 BY LYNDALE TERMINAL COMPANY::% Per Section 205 5.O1.C. (11) of the Fridley City Code, to allow garden nters or nurseries which require outside display or s orage of inerchandise, on Lot 1, Block 1, Holiday No h 1st Addition, generally located at 250 - 57th Avenue N. . (Holiday Plus Store) Mr. Newman tated a public hearing had been scheduled for this date. Sir�e the petitioner has requested the item be tabled, when wouXd the public hearing be rescheduled? / Mr. ckok stated the petitioner has requested 30 days to address so of the City's concerns. At this point, it looks as if this r quest would be heard on April 24 . All appropriate parties will e re-notified at that time. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A VACATION REQUEST SAV #95-01 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY: To vacate all that part of the egress road from T.H. 47 (University Avenue, lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, in order to construct a single family home on the property, generally located at 5900 - 3rd Street N.E. 12.08� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 7 Ms. McPherson stated the request is generally located in the 5900 block of 3rd Street. It is located very close to the intersection of 3rd Street and 60th Avenue N.E. The request would vacate that portion of the slip-off road from the west curb line of University Avenue to the 3rd Street curb line. Ms. McPherson stated the City chose, in 1969, to provide an access to the commercial properties located along the westerly boundary of University Avenue. At that time, the city moved to acquire the property at 5981 - 3rd Street which is composed of two legally described lots, Lots 29 and 30 of Block 12, Hyde Park. There was a dwelling located on the property at that time. The age of that dwelling was undetermined. The first permit of record in the address file was issued in 1965 to re-roof the structure due to storm damage. In 1971, the City moved to condemn the property to provide access to commercial properties along 3rd Street. This decision occurred as a result of a study done in 1969. The condemnation did not occur as the property owner chose to sell the property to the City to complete the improvement. The slip-off road was constructed as part of a public improvement project in .1970 and 1971. Properties assessed for the project including those fronting both sides of 3rd Street and those on the east side of 2 1/2 Street. Ms. McPherson stated, at this time, the City owns the two lots which the road crosses so this request is unique in the fact that we are not asking to vacate a dedicated right-of-way. The City Attorney advised that, because public use has been established over this particular property, it was best to process a formal vacation request to allow for public comment and testimony. Ms. McPherson stated the City, in October 1994, purchased 5973 - 3rd Street which is located just south of the subject parcel. On this parcel was Custom Mechanical which was the original commercial property in Hyde Park. The purpose of purchasing this property was to remove the commercial building and to sell the property for a single family dwelling. This would fulfill the purpose of Hyde Park which is to promote residential redevelopment in this particular part of the City. If the vacation request is approved, the City intends to sell this property to allow construction of a single family dwelling. As part of the vacation, the City would remove the blacktop from the curb line of Highway 47 to 3rd Street, reseed the area, and widen 3rd Street to a full two-way width. 60th Avenue would have a new curb line and access would still be available to those persons using the alley located between University Avenue and the residences north of the subject parcel. Ms. McPherson stated the Engineering Department has determined that there are a number of drainage improvements which will need to occur to assure that the street and subject parcel will drain _ _ _ • PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 8 properly. The original public improvement project for 1970 included approval from the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) . Staff has had conversations with MnDOT and the City has some legal paperwork to complete to officially close the access from MnDOT. Once the pavement has been removed and reconstructive work has been completed, the City intends to install a fence along University to completely close access and will devise additional screening similar to what is currently along the westerly fence line of University Avenue. Ms. McPherson stated staff recommends the Planning Commission recommend approval of the vacation request to the City Council with the following stipulations: l. Access shall be returned to MnDOT via a Quit Claim Deed. 2 . 3rd Street and 60th Avenue shall be reconstructed to provide improved traffic flow and aesthetics. Mr. Kondrick stated, when the access road was first constructed, properties were assessed for the improvements. Will there be any assessments when this is closed? Ms. McPherson stated no. Mr. Newman stated the site plan indicates a green area to the north of the proposed parcels. Who owns this area? Ms. McPherson stated this property is currently part of the right-of-way. The City would continue to use this area for snow storage. She estimated the width of area to be 60 feet. Mr. Newman suggested using this property to enlarge the lots to make the lots more buildable. Ms. McPherson stated the lots are currently 10,000 square feet. Because the two lots are already individual tax parcels, the City wanted to reduce the expense required by replatting. Mr. Newman stated the right-of-way is 60 feet. The lots are 40 feet. He suggested that, if the lots were 50 feet and there were constructed sin le level townhomes, the City might get more value II�I g from the lots. Ms. McPherson stated this may be an option. It would however require rezoning or granting a variance. Ms. Roesler stated they lived next to the Custom Mechanical property. Staff stated the City was going to reseed. What is going to happen to the Custom Mechanical property? It is a mess. 12.10 . PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 9 Ms. McPherson stated, when the structure was torn down, it was very late in the year. As part of demolition contracts with the City, one stipulation is that the demolition contractor needs to reseed or resod the property. The contractor will be reseeding this spring. Ms. Roesler asked if the construction of the fence would include the Custom Mechanical property also. Ms. McPherson stated at this time staff has not looked at this. Mr. Kondrick asked if the fence stops before the Custom Mechanical property. Ms. Roesler stated Custom Mechanical was their security fence. Now, pedestrians are going across their• yard like the freeway. She spoke with Ms. Dacy about it who said the City might be able to put up some type of fence to give them the privacy they are used to. The property is accumulating garbage because the children are using it for a playground. Mr. Kondrick felt this would stop when a building goes up. He did appreciate the fact that this can be a collection point for kids. Ms. Roesler asked how soon the access would be closed off. Ms. McPherson stated, regarding the fence, a decision has not been made. There is an opportunity for comment to the City Council at the public hearing. Regarding the timing to close the access, it will take April and May to get through the vacation process. The Engineering Department has been notified that this is to be included in the 1995 street projects. At this point she cannot give a definite date. The City will do what they can to expedite the construction. Ms. Roesler stated their yard has been torn up making it difficult to mow their yard. Ms. McPherson stated, regarding the demolition, staff will make sure the contractor gets out there as soon as possible. Mr. Saba asked if they felt the problem in that area would slow down when the access is taken out. Ms. Roesler stated she did not know. She sees a lot of young people cutting across University Avenue, jumping the fence and going down to 60th. The litter is a problem. Mr. Newman asked her opinion about closing the access. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 10 Ms. Roesler stated she was okay with cutting off the access. Some mornings there is a lot of traffic going by. When University Avenue traffic slows, drivers will use the slip-off to go down Third to the traffic signal to have access to the freeway more quickly. Mr. Sielaff asked if this project would be done this year. Ms. McPherson stated it is the City's intent to have this done this year. The City would like to dispose of the properties as soon as possible. Staff will take all public comment into consideration. Ms. Konseln stated she has lived in the area for 24 years and plans to stay. She has used the access road for all the 24 years she has lived there and she does not want to see that road closed off. Mr. Kondrick asked how she would get home if the access were closed. Ms. Konseln stated she would have to go down 60th or 61st. There are other ways but those are longer. Mr. Kondrick asked her opinion about the traffic being slower or there being fewer cars. Ms. Konseln stated it does not bother her one way or another. She knows a lot of people who use that road and really like it. Mr. Dykhoff stated he would like to see that intersection torn up. It is a dangerous intersection. At 3rd Street, only one car can get through there. He would approve of taking the slip-off out. � Mr. Saba stated he thought that would reduce the traffic in that area. Mr. Dykhoff stated he does not use the slip-off. Traffic that does use it comes through there at 40 miles per hour. Mr. Roesler stated he recommended taking out the slip-off because, at the stop sign, the street is narrow. In the winter with the snow, there is only enough room for one car to go through that narrow strip. There is a lot of heavy truck traffic through there. The trucks go down 3rd Street to get to park by the Hardee's Restaurant on 3rd Street. Mr. Kondrick asked if Mr. Roesler had seen semi trucks going through there. 12.12 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 11 Mr. Roesler stated yes, there are semis that come through there. Traffic does not stop at the stop sign. There will be an accident at that area. Also, cars come off the slip-off and turn right to go north. The slip-off was designed for traffic to go south. Mr. Saba stated it is something long overdue. There is much we have to do for that area. This is a big first step in making this a better, quieter and safer neighborhood. Ms. Savage agreed. � Mr. Kondrick agreed. He is in favor of the closure of the slip- off as well. Mr. Saba asked if the City could do more plantings along the green area to separate the area from 60th and give the area more of a neighborhood feeling. . Ms. McPherson stated they could add some trees. Mr. Saba stated, if a business were there, the City would require some trees or plantings. He thought the City should consider doing this. Mr. Newman stated the City Council and the City has made a decision to make this should become a residential area and to do what we can to reach that goal. This is consistent for the planning direction for this area. � Mr. Kondrick asked if 3rd Street will be widened. Ms. McPherson stated the street will be widened by the two lots. The street was narrowed originally with the intention to make it a one-way street. The section by the two lots will be widened to make it match what is existing. MOTION by Mr. Saba, seconded by Mr. Sielaff, to recommend approval of Vacation Request, #95-01, by the City of Fridley, to vacate all that part of the egress road from T.H. 47 (University Avenue, lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, in order to construct a single family home on the property, generally located at 5900 - 3rd Street N.E. , with the recommendations as presented and with the following stipulations: 1. Access shall be returned to MnDOT via a Quit Claim Deed. 2 . 3rd Street and 60th Avenue shall be reconstructed to provide improved traffic flow and aesthetics. � ' . PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 15, 1995 PAGE 12 UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON NEWMAN DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. McPherson stated the City Council will be establishing a new public hearing for April 17: Notices will be sent. 4. RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1995 MOTION by Mr. Kondrick, seconded by Mr. Saba, to receive the Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of February 6, 1995. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON NEWMAN DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED IINANIMOUSLY. 5. RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE HOUSING & REDE�ELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING OF FEBRUARY 9 , 1995 MOTION by Ms. Kondrick, seconded by Ms. S�Vage, to receive the Housing & Redevelopment Authority minut�s of February 9, 1995. i UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CH7�IRPERSON NEWMAN DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED IINANIMOIISLY. ' ADJOURNMENT /;. MOTION by Mr. Kondrick, •seco ed by Ms. Savage, to adjourn the meeting. . UPON A VOICE VOTE ALL V TING AYE, CIiAIRPERSON NEWMAN DECLARED . THE MOTION CARRIED AND AE MARCH 15, 1995, PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING ADJOURNED AT :15 P.M. Respectfully subm' ted, � � v �� - Lavonn Coo er Recordin Secretary � 12.14 �. . �.. .FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL. MEETZNG. OF APRIL 10, 1995 P E. 2 � . . . . � � . ordinance includes the legal defin' ' ns .. of terms and�. establishes new categories for you. nder the age of sixteen � � � and for those �sixteen and s teen. He stated. tHat the • . . . . . curfew times .are outlined� ' his� ordinance. Mr. Burns stated � � ' that the ordinance similar �to one adopted in Hennepin County and is li to. be adopted by Anoka County: ,. . WAIVE T ADING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1048 ON THE. SECOND REAb AND ORDER PUBLICATION. NEW BUSINESS• . � 4. RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF MARCH 15, 1995• RECEIVED. 5. ESTABLISH A__PUBLIC HEARING FOR APRIL 24. 1995, FOR A VACATION REQUEST, SAV #95-01, BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. TO VACATE ALL THAT PART OF THE EGRESS ROAD FROM T.H. 47 (UNIVERSITY AVENUE) IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT A SINGLE FAMILY HOME ON THE PROPERTY GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. (WARD 3) : Mr. Burns stated that this vacation is necessary in order to permit construction of two single family homes. He stated that it is requested the public hearing be scheduled for April 24. SET THE PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REQUEST, SAV #95-01, FOR APRIL 24, 1995. 6. ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR APRIL 24 1995 FOR NGHORN GRILL FOR AN INTOXICATING LI UOR LICENSE WARD 3 . Mr. Burns stated that a public hearing shou be scheduled for April 24 to consider the issuance of a 'quor license for the Longhorn Grill. SET THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE I UANCE OF A LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE LONGHORN GRILL FOR APRI 4,1995. 7. RECEIVE BIDS AND AWARD NTRACT FOR 1995 REMOVAL AND REPLACE- MENT OF MISCELLANEO CONCRETE CURB GUTTER AND SIDEW PROJECT NO. 279• Mr. Burns s ed that seven bids were received for this project, a it is recommended that the low bidder, Standard Sidewalk Inc. , be awarded the contract in the amount of $56,93 .00. EIVED BIDS AND AWARDED CONTRACT TO THE LOW BIDDER, STANDARD IDEWALK, INC. , IN THE AMOUNT OF $56,930.00. � '� THL MINIITES OF THE.'REGIILAR I+iEETING OF THS� FRIDLSY CITY _.COiINCIL OF �.. . ' _ . . � APRIL. 10. 19.9:5 : . . . . . . � . � . The Regular Meeting of the Fr.idle�.City Councii was called to order � . by Mayor Nee�at 9:02 p.m. after the meeting. of the Board of Review. � ROLL CALL• � MEMBERS �PRESENT:� . Mayor Nee, Counc�ilworuan��orgenson, � CO cilman � � Biliings, Councilman Schneider, and ouncil- � � woman Bolkcom� . . � MEMBERS ABSENT: None l. BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING: The Board of Review Meeting was held pr'or to this regular meeting of the City Council. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 20, 1995: MOTION by Councilman Billings to appr ve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilwoman Bolkcom. pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motio carried unanimously. Mr. Burns, City Manager, briefl reviewed the items on the consent agenda. APPROVAL OF PROPOSED CONSE AGENDA: OLD BUSINESS• 2. ORDINANCE N0. 104 RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE CHAP- TER 103 ENTIT "DANGEROUS WEAPONS " BY ADDING SECTION 103 .06 "FEES ' AND RENUMBERING THE REMAINING SECTIONS CONSECUTIVELY AND AMENDING CHAPTER 11 "GENERAL PROVISIONS AND FEES " 10 FOR FIREARMS• Mr. Burns tated that this ordinance is to establish and clarify f s for permits to carry dangerous weapons. He said that the state statute allows a $5.00 permit fee to carry a weapon, and a $25.00 fee has also been added to discharge a weapon WAI THE READING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1047 ON THE SECOND RE ING AND ORDER PUBLICATION. --- 3. DINANCE NO. 1048 RECODIFYING CHAPTER 801 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY ODE IN ITS ENTIRETY, ENTITLED "CURFEW, " AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER 801 ENTITLED "CURFEW:" Mr. Burns stated that this ordinance repeals the existing curfew law and establishes new ones. He stated that the � CITY OF FRIDLEY COUNCIL MINUTES OF APRIL 24 5 PAGE 9 Mr. Flora stated that this year th�-�ty will be placing some con- struction joints in the aspha , as is done with concrete, in an attempt to control crack' of the asphalt. � ._. �_. MOTION by Coun �man Billings to close the public hearing. Seconded by ncilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, M r Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion carried una ' ously and the public hearing closed at 8:45 p.m. 12 . PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REOUEST SAV #95-01 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, TO VACATE ALL THAT PART OF THE EGRESS ROAD FROM T.H. 47 (UNIVERSITY AVENUE) IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT A SINGLE FAMILY HOME ON THE PROPERTY, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. (WARD 3) : MOTION by Councilwoman Bolkcom to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 8:46 p.m. Mr. Hickok, Planning Coordinator, stated that this is a request by the City to vacate the slip-off road from University Avenue south to 3rd Street. He stated that the property is a series of two 40 foot lots that in 1971 the City constructed a slip-off ramp onto 3rd Street to facilitate traffic into the neighborhood. Mr. Hickok stated that with the rezoning to S-1 in this area to promote redevelopment, the City purchased the Custom Mechanical building at 5973 3rd Street and completed demolition of the buil- ding to provide a single family building site. He stated that this vacation would allow a second residential site. Mr. Hickok stated that the Planning Commission reviewed this vaca- tion request and recommended approval with two stipulations: (1) that the access shall be returned to MnDOT via a quit claim deed and (2) that 3rd Street and 60th Avenue shall be reconstructed to provide improved traffic flow and aesthetics. He stated that staff also recommends approval of this request. Mr. Bob Ecker, 5940 3rd Street, stated that he does not object to vacating the slip-off. He questioned who would pay for it to be removed. Mayor Pro Tem Schneider stated that the City would pay the cost, and there would be no assessment to any of the property owners. MOTION by Councilwoman Bolkcom to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:52 p.m. � CITY OF FRIDLEY COUNCIL MINUTES OF APRIL 24 , 1995 PAGE: 10 / i 13. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ISSUANCE OF AN INTOXICATING UOR LICENSE TO LONGHORN GRILL (WARD 3) : MOTION by Councilwoman Bolkcom to waive the reading of e public hearing notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by ouncilman Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ma�or Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion carried unanimously a�d the public hearing opened at 8:52 p.m. / Mr. Pribyl, Finance Director, stated that thi %�existing liquor license is for T.R. McCoys. There would be a cl�ange in owners and the name will be changed to Longhorn Grill. ,%He stated that the Police Department has reviewed and ap�roved the license application. Mr. Ali Mishkee stated that the Longhorn Grill will be a Tex-Mex restaurant with barbecue items their specialty and an emphasis on freshness. He stated that he has had experience operating similar restaurants, the San Antonio Grill and Lone Spur Grill. He stated that the restaurant will concentrate on a family atmosphers, and the price ranges for their menu would be from $4.50 to $9.50. Mayor Pro Tem Schneider asked if the restaurant would be remodeled. Mr. Mishkee stated that he would make changes gradually. They will have new kitchen equipment, �nd the decvr will be changed. Councilman Billings asked xlr. Mishkee if he would be the manager of the restaurant, as he 'is listed as an officer on the license application. Mr. Mishkee stated t�t he will be the manager and have several assistant managers. e stated that there is one other officer, but he would not be an �mployee of the restaurant. Councilman Billi s asked Mr. Mishkee if he had any other on-sale liquor licenses. Mr. Mishkee stated that he did not. Councilwoman orgenson asked Mr. Mishkee if he was aware of the sixty percen food sales in relation to the forty percent liquor sales, as r quired by the City's ordinance. Mr. Mish e stated that their operation is 65 percent food and 35 percent iquor sales. He stated that they wish to concentrate on food s es and be known as a good restaurant. MOT N by Councilwoman Bolkcom to close the public hearing. Se onded by Councilman Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting � aye, Mayor Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 9:02 p.m. �� - - - FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL_MEETING OF MAY 8, 1995 PAGE 4 5. ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 1995 FOR REZONING RE UEST ZOA 95-02 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TO REZONE PROPERTY FROM M-2 HEA`lY INDUSTRIAL TO C-2 GENE L BUSINESS TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW MUNICIPAL I UOR STORE GENERALLY LOCATED AT 7299 UNIVERSITY AVENUE .E. WARD 1 : BET THE PIIBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22, 1995 FO REZONING REQOEST� ZOA �95-02. 6. ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 � 1995 FOR A REZONING REQUEST, ZOA 95-03 , BY RMS COMPANY REZONE FROM M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO C-2 GENERAL BUSINESS GENERALLY LOCATED AT 970 OSBORNE ROAD N.E. fWARD 2) • SET THE PIIBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 2 , 1995 FOR REZONING REQIIEST, ZOA �95-03. 7. FIRST READING OF AN ORDIN E RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE CHAPTER 206 ENTIT D "BUILDING CODE " BY AMENDING SECTIONS 206.01.02 2 6.01.03 206.01.04 206.03.01 206. 03 .02 206.05.01 20 .07.07 AND 206. 10.04: �- Mr. Burns stated tha#�� in 1989, the City adopted the 1988 Uniform Building Code�; and fees have not been increased since that time. He stateJ� that this ordinance would adopt the 1994 Uniform Building Q'ode and related fees. He stated it is recommended, how er, that the mechanical and plumbing fees be lower than t ose provided in the Uniform Building Code. Mr. Burns revi ed some of the numerous changes in the fees. / ' THIS ITEM REMOVED FROM THE CONBENT AGENDA AND Pi,ACED ON THE REGIILAR GENDA, AS REQIIESTED BY COIINCILMAN SCHNEIDER. -1;' 8. FIRST REAL?'1NG OF AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12 07 OF THE CITY CHARTER O VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF T�fL�ITY CODE {VACATION REOUEST SAV #95-01 BY THE CITY OF FRI LEY GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. WARD 3 : Mr. �Burns stated the ordinance that is in the agenda book va ates only the land under the slip-off, and the intent was t declare both the Custom Mechanical property with the slip- ff as surplus. He stated that a replacement ordinance was rovided to Council prior to the meeting, and this is the one �that is recommended for first reading. / WAIVE THE READING AND APPROVE THE ORDINANCE ON FIRST READING. 9. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE THEREOF {GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. ) (WARD 3) : WAIVE THE READING AND APPROVE THE ORDINANCE ON FIRST READING. �, FRIDLEY CITY COIINCIL MEETING OF MAY 8, 1995 PAGE 3 4 . ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 1995 FOR A PREL�I- NARY PLAT REQUEST, P.S. #95-01, BY THE ROTTLUND COMPANY,'�INC THE ROTTLUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS PLAT REQUEST �N CON- JUNCTION WITH STREET VACATION AND REZONING RE UESTS N ORDER TO CONSTRUCT 48 .SENIOR-ONLY OWNER-OCCUPIED CONDOM IUMS 48 OWNER-OCCUPIED ATTACHED TOWNHOUSES. AND 50 OWI� R-OCCUPIED DETACHED TOWNHOMES. THE SITE IS GENERALLY LOCA�fiED SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET WEST OF UNiVERSITY AVENUE � AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE (WARD 1) : AND ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22. 1�5, FOR A REZONING REQUEST, ZOA #95-01, BY THE ROTTLUND COMPAi�iY, INC. THE ROTT- LUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS REZONING UEST IN CONJUNCTION WITH STREET VACATION AND PRELIMINARY P T RE4UESTS IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT 48 SENIOR-ONLY, OWNER-OCCUPIED CONDOMINIUMS 48 OWNER-OCCUPIED ATTACHED TOWNHOUSES,' AND 50 OWNER-OCCUPIED DETACHED TOWNHOMES. THE SITE IS G�NERALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET, WEST OF UNIV�i�SITY AVENUE AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE. CURRENT ZONING�`OF THE PROPERTIES IS: R-3 . GENERAL MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELL G AND C-3 GENERAL SHOPPING CENTER. THE PROPOSED ZONING ISTRICT IS S-2, REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. THE S-2 DISTRICT� RE UIRES PLAN APPROVAL BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE CITY COUNCIL (WARD 1) • AND ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARI�G FOR MAY 22 1995 FOR A VACATION , RE UEST SAV 95-02 B THE ROTTLUND COMPANY INC. THIS VACATION RE UEST WILL VACATE A PORTION OF THE UNIVERSITY AVENUE SERVICE ROAD S TH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE AND A PORTION OF THIRD STREET IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE. THE VACATION RE UEST WILL ALSO VACATE A NUMBER OF DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT AREA. THE ROTTLUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS VACATION RE4UEST IN CONJUNCTION WITH PRELIMINARY PLAT AND REZONING REOUES�S IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT A . TOWNHOME PROJECT GENERALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET WEST OF UNIVERSITY AVENUE, AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE �WARD 1) • Mr. Burns s ated that these public hearings are for a project by Rottlu Homes which consists of 48 senior-only condo- miniums; 8 two-story attached townhomes; and 50 detached townhome -- 26 are one-story and 24 are two-story. He stated that at he public hearing there will be a review of computer simula ions, proposed housing types, traffic patterns, buffers and 1 ndscaping, and open space issues. He stated that in conj ction with this public hearing for the preliminary plat, ther are also public hearings for rezoning and vacation re ests. 8 THE PIIBLIC HEARINGS FOR MAY 22� 1995 FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT QIIEBT� P.B. �95-01; REZONING REQIIEST, ZOA �95-01, AND ACATION REQIIEST� SAV �95-02. I FRIDLEY CITY COIINCIL MEETING OF MAY 8 1995 PAGE 4 5. ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 1995 FOR A REZONING REOUEST, ZOA #95-02 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TO REZONE PROPERTY FROM M-2 . HEAVY INDUSTRIAL TO C-2 GENERAL BUSINESS TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW MUNICIPAL LI UOR S RE GENERALLY LOCATED AT 7299 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N E {WT 1) - �SET THE POBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22, I995 FOR REZO�G REQIIEST, ZOA �95-02. / /' 6. ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 19 FOR A REZONING RE UEST ZOA 95-03 BY RMS COMPANY TO ONE FROM M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO C-2 GENERAL BUSINESS G ERALLY LOCATED AT 970 OSBORNE ROAD N.E. (WARD 21 � , _ SET THE PIIBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 2 , 1995 FOR REZONING REQIIEST� ZOA #95-03. � 7. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, CHAPTER 206, ENTITLED "BUILDING CODE " BY AMENDING SECTIONS 206.01.02, � 206 Ol 03 206 Ol 04 206 03 O1 206.03. 02 206.05.01 206.07.07 AND 206. 10.04: Mr. Burns state that in 1989, the City adopted the 1988 Uniform Buildi Code, and fees have not been increased since that time. H stated that this ordinance would adopt the 1994 Uniform Bu' ding Code and related fees. He stated it is recommend , however, that the mechanical and plumbing fees be lowe than those provided in the Uniform Building Code. Mr. B ns reviewed some of the numerous changes in the fees. i T 8 ITEM WAB REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AND PLACED ON , E REGIILAR AGENDA, AS REQIIESTED BY COIINCILMAN SCHNEIDER. 8. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE [VACATION RE4UEST SAV #95-01 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N E ) (WARD 3) : Mr. Burns stated the ordinance that is in the ager�da book vacates only the land under the slip-off, and the intent was to declare both the Custom Mechanical property with the slip- off as surplus. He stated that a replacement ordinance was provided to Council prior to the meeting, and this is the one that is recommended for first reading. WAIVE THE READING AND APPROVE THE ORDINANCE ON FIRST READING. 9. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE UND ��ECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARI G ERTA N ESTAT O E SURPLU D AUTHORIZING THE SALE THERE GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E� (WARD 3) • �%'� WAIVE THE READING�D APPROVE THE ORDINANCE ON FIRST READING. ,. i� FRIDLEY CITY COIINCIL MEETING OF MAY 8, 1995 PAGE 3 4 . ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 , 1995, FOR A PRELIMI- NARY PLAT RE UEST P.S. 95-01 BY THE ROTTLUND COMPANY �NC. THE ROTTLUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS PLAT RE UEST I CON- JUNCTION WITH STREET VACATION AND REZONING RE UESTS ORDER TO CONSTRUCT 48 SENIOR-ONLY OWNER-OCCUPIED CONDOMI UMS 48 OWNER-OCCUPIED ATTACHED TOWNHOUSES AND 50 OWNE -OCCUPIED DETACHED TOWNHOriES. THE SITE IS GENERALLY IACA D SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET, WEST OF UNIVERSITY AVENUE`/ D NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE �WARD 1) : AND ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 199 FOR A REZONING RE UEST ZOA 95-01 BY THE ROTTLUND COMP INC. THE ROTT- LUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS REZONING RE EST IN CONJUNCTION WITH STREET VACATION AND PRELIMINARY P T RE UESTS IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT 48 SENIOR-ONLY OWNER-OC IED CONDOMINIUMS 48 OWNER-OCCUPIED ATTACHED TOWNHOUSES D 50 OWNER-OCCUPIED DETACHED TOWNHOMES. THE SITE IS GE RALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET WEST OF UNIVER TY AVENUE AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE. CURRENT ZONING THE PROPERTIES IS: R-3 GENERAL MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLIN AND C-3 GENERAL SHOPPING CENTER. THE PROPOSED ZONING D TRICT IS S-2 REDEVEIAPMENT DISTRICT. THE S-2 DISTRICT UIRES PLAN APPROVAL BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE TY COUNCIL WARD 1 : AND ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR MAY 22 1995 FOR A VACATION RE UEST SAV 95-02 BY HE ROTTLUND COMPANY INC. THIS VACATION RE UEST WILL U CATE A PORTION OF THE UNIVERSITY AVENUE SERVICE ROAD SOU H OF MISSISSIPPI STREET AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE AND PORTION OF THIRD STREET IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF SATELLITE E. THE VACATION RE UEST WILL ALSO VACATE A NUMBER OF INAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT AREA. THE ROTTLUND COMPANY IS PROPOSING THIS VACATION RE UEST � N CONJUNCTION WITH PRELIMINARY PLAT AND REZONING RE UEST IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT A TOWNHOME PROJECT GENERALLY LOCA D SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI STREET WEST OF UNIVERSITY AVE E AND NORTH OF SATELLITE LANE WARD 1 : Mr. Burns st ted that these public hearings are for a project by Rottlun Homes which consists of 48 senior-only condo- miniums; two-story attached townhomes; and 50 detached townhomes -- 26 are one-story and 24 are two-story. He stated that at he public hearing there will be a review of computer simula ons, proposed housing types, traffic patterns, buffers and 1 dscaping, and open space issues. He stated that in conj ction with this public hearing for the preliminary plat, the are also public hearings for rezoning and vacation re ests. T THE PIIBLIC HEARINGS FOR MAY 22, 1995 FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT QIIEBT, P.B. �95-01; RE20NING REQIIRST, ZOA �95-01, AND VACATION REQULST� SAV �95-02. SPECIAL FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 15, 1995 PAGE 2 APPROVAL OF PROPOSED CONSENT AGENDA: Mr. Burns, City Manager, briefly reviewed the ite on the consent agenda. OLD BUSINESS• 1. ORDINANCE NO. 1050 UNDER SEC ON 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS D TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE VACATION RE UES SAV 95-01 BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY GENERALLY LOCATED 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. WARD 3 : Mr. Burns, Ci Manager, stated that this ordinance provides for the va tion of the road linking University Avenue to Third St et. He stated that when this area is combined with the Cu om Mechanical property, it will allow for construction of o new single family homes. AIVE THE READING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1050 ON THE SECONI? READING AND ORDER PIIBLICATION. 2 . ORDINANCE NO. 1051 UNDER SECTION 12 . 06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE THEREOF (GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. � (WARD 3) : Mr. Burns, City Manager, stated that this ordinance declares the Custom Mechanical property to be surplus and authorizes the sale of the property. WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1051 ON THE SECOND READING AND ORDER PIIBLICATION. NEW BUSINESS• 3 . ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING FOR JUNE 12 1995 OR A PRE- LIMINARY PLAT RE UEST P.S. 95-02 BY HOME OT USA INC. TO REPLAT TRACT A REGISTERED LAND SURV 130 INTO THREE SEPARATE PARCELS GENERALLY LOCATED H OF I-694 AND EAST OF EAST RIVER ROAD {WARD 3) : Mr. Burns, City Manager, sta it is requested that a public hearing be held on June , 1995 on this preliminary plat request. He stated th this plat is located north of I-694 and west of Main St et and would create three parcels. He stated that this oject provides for 146, 000 square feet of new constructi , 116, 000 square feet of which will be for a Home Depot ore, and 30, 000 square feet will be devoted to other ret ' ers. SET PIIBLIC HEARING ON PRELIMINARY PLAT REQIIEST, P.S. #95 2, FOR JUNE 12, 1995. - THE MINIITES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COIINCIL OF MAY 15,1995 The Special Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to o er by Mayor Nee at 7:38 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Nee led the Conncil and audience in the Pledge Allegiance . to the .Flag: : . : . � ROLL CALL• MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilwoman J rgenson, Councilman Billings, Councilman S neider, and Council- woman Bolkcom MEMBERS ABSENT: None PROCLAMATIONS: POPPY DAY. MAY 19 1995• Mr. Burns, City Manager, read proclamation proclaiming May 19, 1995 as Buddy Poppy Day in he City. Mayor Nee issued the proclamation and urged citize s of Fridley to contribute generously to this cause by purchasing uddy poppies. He urged all patriotic citizens to wear a buddy oppy in gratitude to those who risked their lives for our free m. Mr. Jerry Netland, Po y Chairman for V.F.W. Post 363, accepted this proclamation. H introduced Tracy Thompson, Poppy Queen, who distributed poppies. PUBLIC WORKS EEK - MAY 21-27 1995: Mr. Burns read a proclamation proclaiming the week of May 21 through 27 as blic Works Week. Mayor Nee issued the proclamation and called up n all citizens and civic organizations to acquaint themselves w th the problems involved in providing public works services an to recognize the contributions public works personnel make to th residents' health, safety, and comfort. Mr. Paul wrence, Mr. Jim Brindley, and Mr. Ken Holmstrom, of the City's blic Works Department, accepted this proclamation. APPRO AL OF MINUTES: COUNCIL MEETING. MAY 8 1995• M ION by Councilwoman Jorgenson to approve the minutes as resented. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, 11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. . • STATE OF MINNESOTA ) CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS VACATION COUNTY OF ANOKA ) CITY OF FRIDLEY ) In the Matter of: a vacation, sAv ��95-01 �IVtI@f: Nandram Oomrow and Durmatee Oomrow The above entitled matter came before the City Council of the City of Fridley and was heard on the 15th day of_ May , 19 95 , on a petition for a vacation pursuant to the City of Fridley's City Code and City Charter, for the following described property: To vacate all that part of the egress road from Trunk Highway 47 (University Avenue) lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. All in Anoka County, Minnesota. This property is generally located at 5981 - 3rd Street N.E. 23 . �c� . 2�, 2 � , � � 3 � � IT IS ORDERED that a vacation be granted as upon the following conditions or reasons: Approval with no stipulations. See City Council meeting minutes of May 15, 1995. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF ANOKA ) OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CITY OF FRIDLEY ) I, William A. Champa, City Clerk for the City of Fridley, with and in for said City of Fridley, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy and Order granting a vacation with the original record thereof � preserved in my office, and have found the same to be a correct and true transcript of the whole thereof. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto su scxibed my hand at the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in the County of Anoka on the�� day of av , 192�. DRAFTED BY: City of Fridley , � 6431 University Avenue N.E. a, Fridley, MN 55432 William A. Champa, City Clerk . ,. ` .; .. �-f'r "�t ;�4 - O1j� � a � � �•°'" ,`�? � ;J'�. a��r �� . ,f'Ci i . \� � / � ��EALn �.�� . . /• �. ,� .. � . �',� ,�L -�, .e.��° ,.1�' , .. �' SPECIAL FRIDLEY CITY COIINCIL MEETING OF MAY , 1995 PAGE 2 APPROVAL OF PROPOSED CONSENT AGEN�/ Mr. Burns, City Manager, bx�efly reviewed the items on the consei;E: agenda. �� OLD BUSINESS• 1. ORDINANCE NO. 1050 UNDER SECTION 12 . 07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE (VACATION REQUEST, SAV #95-01, BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N.E. ) (WARD 3) : Mr. Burns, City Manager, stated that this ordinance provides for the vacation of the road linking ilniversity A�enue to Third Street. He stated that when this area is combined with the Custom Mechanical property, it will allow for construction of two new single family homes. AAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1050 ON THE SECOT�t READING AND ORDER PUBLICATION. 2 . ORDINANCE NO. 1051 UNDER SECTION 12 . 06 OF THE CITY CHARTER / DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZIN THE SALE THEREOF GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5900 THIRD STREET N . ) (WARD 3) : Mr. Burns, City Manager, stated that this ordinan declares the Custom Mechanical property to be surplus authorizes the sale of the property. AAIVE TIiE READING AND ADOPT ORDINANCE NO 1051 ON THE SECOND READING AND ORDER PUBLICATION. NEW BUSINESS • 3 . ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING rFOR JUNE 12, 1995, FOR A PRE- LIMINARY PLAT REOUEST, P.S✓#95-02 BY HOME DEPOT USA, INC. , TO REPLAT TRACT A REGI�Z'ERED LAND SURVEY 130 INTO THREE SEPARATE PARCELS GENE LLY LOCATED NORTH OF I-694 AND EAST OF EAST RIVER ROAD RD 3 : Mr. Burns, City nager, stated it is requested that a public hearing be he].�on June 12, 1995 on this preliminary plat request. He stated that this plat is located north of I-694 and west o Main Street and would create three parcels. He stated t t this project provides for 146, 000 square feet of new co truction, 116, 000 square feet of which will be for a Home epot store, and 30, 000 square feet will be devoted to ot r retailers. ET THE PUBLIC HEARING ON PRELIMINARY PLAT REQIIF�Tf P.S. �95-02, r'UR JUNE 12, 1995. . - . City of Fridley , AN ORDINAN E�ND R SECT ON 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO YACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS/1N0 TO AMEND APPENDD(C OF THE C�Ty CODE The City Council of tho City of Frldley doea hereby ordnin as folbwa: SECTION 1. To vacaco all that pert o{tF�e egreae road Irom Trunk Highway 47 (Univeroiry Awnua) y(n0 ovar Lota 2g�d 30, Block 12. Hyda Park. All in Anoka Cou'xated etth entarsecPtioneo(3rd Street and 60th Ave�ua, All Iying In the North Heft�;gs�Uon 2;, T-�G�R-24,C�ty of Fridlay.County of Anoka, Minnesota Be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2. Tha said ya�ation has been mada fn conformanca with Minneaota Statutea and pursuent to Section 12.07 of the Ciry Cha�ar and.1ppb�a�C of fhe City Code ahali be so amended. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TH S 15TH DAY OF Mqy,�995 WILLIAM J.NEE-MAyOR ATTEST; WILLIAM A.CHAMpq,C�Ty CLERK Public Hearing; April 24,lggb Rrat Reading; May 8 1995 Second Reeding; May�5 �y95 (May 23,1995)Fridley Focus News - . h�S i�ACT ` - Receipt # 3� z� Q � ❑ Certified Copy DOCUMENT N0. 12 g 10 7 8 . � ABSTRACT Date'Time:�,l � ? � Tax Liens�Releases Doc. Order ( of � ❑ M�i±�-co �o� Tax Pd ANOKA COUNTY MINNESOTA New I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE WITHIN INSTRUMENT WAS FILED IN THIS OFFICE � by: Recordability:� ❑ Transfer � Desc. FOR RECORD ON JUN 10 97 Filing Fees: , _ �O ❑ Division ❑ GAC AT 5 : 00 PM ANDWASDULYRECORDED. Def. FEES AND TAXES IN THE AMOUNT OF $19 . 5 0 PAID. Delr�s: Pins;, [] Status ❑ Spec. �.;,....-:,:,�..._.,.�� , _ RECEIPT N0. 97038421 EDWARD M.TRESKA ANOKA COUNTV PROPERTYTAX ADMINISTRATOR/RECORDER/REGISTRAR OF TITLES By GKE DEPUTY PROPERTV TAX ADMINISTRATOR/RECORDER/REGISTRAR OF TITLES � _.t �.ti►�- G�� ..��. - � � �� ORDINANCE NO. 1050 AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDI% C OF THE CITY CODE The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION 1. To vacate all that part of the egress road from Trunk Highway 47 (University Avenue) lying over Lots 29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park. Al1 in Anoka County, Minnesota. This property is generally located at the intersection of 3rd Street and 60th Avenue. All lying in the North Half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2 . The said vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1995. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: WILLIAM A. CHAMPA, CITY CLERK Public Hearing: April 24, 1995 First Reading: May 8, 1995 Second Reading: May 15, 1995 Publication: May 23, 1995 ORDINANCE NO. 1051 AN ORDINANCE IINDER SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SIIRPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE THEREOF The City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION 1. The City of Fridley is the fee owner of the tract of land within the City of Fridley, Anoka County, State of Minnesota, described as follows: Lots 27, 28, 29, and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park, City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota. SECTION 2. It is hereby determined by the City Council that the City no longer has any reason to continue to own said property, and the City is hereby authorized to sell or enter into a contract to sell said property. SECTION 3 . The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to sign the necessary contracts and deeds to affect the sale of said property. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1995. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: WILLIAM A. CHAMPA, CITY CLERK First Reading: May 8, 1995 Second Reading: May 15, 1995 Publication: May 23, 1995