11/23/1965 - 00027316FRIDLEY ROUSING A1,1D It r er CN:R di EUTEC"71TY' S •ilam -- NDV1y'0FR 23, 1965
The meting un,e called to order at 1U:Ou P.M.
ROLL CALL
Present, Chairman Richard Herder, Commissionera John Neyer, Paul Barron,
and Lois Mullin, &cacutiv& Airactor Allen Anderson, end Plying
Consultant Dave Alberta representiAg Rodne Associates.
Absent: Commissioner Robert Kendall
APPROVAL OF MIMES — k=111G of NOVRM -f 17-,- .19§1
1r. Neyer made a motion that the minuten of the mevtin3 of 17 Not *xber 1965
be approved as receiver's. F:r. Baxrosa seconded the motion. Upon s. voice
vote, there being no rs%ys, said motion panned unanimously.
BILLS AND CtkDWNICATIOM
U. S. Treasury Department - PSr. Anderson stated that he hecd recL4ived a letter
from the U. S. Treasury Depsrttmrt questioning our payment of Social Seourity
taxes. Chairmam Herder requested that this letter be forwarded to Wy n
Saith for legal action.
Lsa&2 LinQa - Mr. Anderson presented to the Commission, the Mormamber copy* of
the League of Women Voters monthly w;fa letter, League Lingo, and indicated
the portion concerned with the conseneurn taken on Urbrn Renewal at the general
meeting of October 19, 1955.
EXECU M DIIi NWRIS REMRT
After hearing a r=or that Texget w= interested in Wilding in the City
Center area, Pte. Anderson telephoned the Daytonas Corporate DavolopMOn d
Group and asked if confirmation of this infaL Lion available. Re Ma
told that they were not at liberty to make a-v definite sf steam but they
indicated that they ware louking st the northern section of the City for a
possible discount [store location and eared for a:.r available information oil
proposed redevelopment- in th? City Center area. Mr. krdersou was directs
to give them any infornetion vv have.
OLD BUSINEU5
XnN R- 350a) - Mr. Be- row Est a motion that the request for the balance of
payment on the City Ce ter R-35 Foasbbility Study be submitted to the Fesder€sl
Government. r`ullim oeconded the anon. IIran a voice vote, the Win,
no nays, said motions pvc;&od unanimously.
mm. R -36(C) - Mrs. Prtullin made a motions that w apply for ideas additional
$20,000 on the University Avenue Protect R- 350). Mr. HYeyer seconded the
motion. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion pnsmed tuauimoucly.
M SC MIJAMIGUS
The Cori sic; c °s Ri�ZUJOMOd ._� `7-r rep It of vlaq m-'etirls hr-ld
earlier t Evening of sov4mbee 2�, 1965t t--t'2 the- (amity Center lsusire�A n.
;L . Xoyer stated that: nm e ?'-crap of 1�io rer-, a. erg,, hQ felt an s2zpr -I& d Cite;
Carter, yimsibili- y rStuse y wuald be in or c-_" c�_nd vJ i Sv €-.,nd topogx kphic L s °Si iC a
should, be wade. !fY. repliad. '611-..°.`: v-'.'. 1�cnt to put mmi- er cent
into the prac` T-vm' o-U'ye° ``s i 2-,plosir.g ru.-!i mo:zaes on !. d the coegTuity
between the b;n5nearma la aeilinG pria:; c.d a aeTeio .r "s busying Price.
Ghaimn Reraea m tqd ant it ec hence to &T.W rsl with Yx. Barrcwl an&. belt Zr
ezpan ed fea.taibility study rn -aiel be an cvde2 zo w17a3,le uz to make a 1-eport
to the City oi¢n n racarr eszdcyl�s dosening L.l�, a.�ld a genrerLliged developtL�_�t
pian alang witt-I the hn,.�id'img dov:T eatatio r .,e alruo "r h-.VC on h=d.
Mr. Bar-row ataaaed that ho felt ve should pct a definito ho:d an Hodne Asec-
ci€.tes stopping then from dois,g €,.y additiwzi work- oUher lawn that apecifi-
call, contracted for. He vas told that, Mr. Iodne azd verbally agreed slot to
do aaV unnecessary work at the mseting of November 17, 1955, end could not do
anything over aml above the F2e3,Jt0' contrsc�s - eithout a prier apwomd cant -n-.0t
amendment.
NLV Er- slyms5
Draft of uf:orit =,rs.z Oir_te: fiWt of Snte�st to MIA: cOfficicl€3 -Fir. Harder GtatRek
that he had not at coxpleted this draft. _�
National Observer - Cha imam 'Terder prezentorl a elipp _Mg frow the 11cr ember
ioam of 'The Yationol Observer' =d &--red that 'min be ntlw°.cbv - ;d to im. ,a
mimitem of the mmetims. e3he Watiorml CbcsE:e >° is a tw -kly, n Lion -lly
circul&ted .nsvppayAr *Lich is -,n blisbe : by `lc., Jere a . publisthero of th=
Wail Strut jo=vnal.
Riverview Frights Fezieae *.,s - Gbi-s .rwn Fes eer state.? 'hat he had r_esei ed a
te-le-phone call from one of the rimidenes of l -emits at€ ins resale
some of taa °mmidesnts Imd their 1106-"„_3 arid al-ri z cz-aU
be done e`oout their lzobler.a. ChvJz%m ZErdar r3u12-ed 'chest their problem
.could be fl—mt on the &,,r-x..dn for the meet -inn- of LeU-tuber 1, 1955, ate.
asked VAt all intexestcl rezidel^Fs of the t° Tm in zat:wad"ao. Sz, i.hen
directed Mr. Andercon to ilrvi' ✓o the Cis Caumail manbars to attend Lhio
meeting. County Commiurior'Eer Michael BRMIo Fe's 11 Sir in on thl,,' caoetin3, �n4s
possibly ra reg-wesentative of 'the Srnll L =,mere nd: Inietrotion
ADJOURUMV
9s there wom no fswthar brasimess, Rc. r& &,,o:: m e s notion tv =t . meeting
be W journed at 11.U4 P.M. ,r. Myer ceco�adrvd the �ocian. Up-III c voice
vote, there being no rroyu, sAd motion Eksscaa ufanLaouesl_y.
Resrec-rSW ly submi btad,
Lois Mullin, Secret&z!fy
Fridley lousing & Red€syolopmert AutboTity
THE PL,'K 1€ P7A7L CB S'L.? J,EIZ
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To Lose 1-lom, es, But
Voters .JGLci Na
B'ElD1,EY, n ?INN
flooding had done to property values
Residents of the Riverview Heights
when they applied foi Koine- repair loans
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neighboiltood of this suburban Minneapolis
Sogie bankcis simply wiote "flood"
village waited tensely as votes were
across denied applications
counted on a recent village election issue
In the ,ssuc carried, their bomer wOnl❑ be
it,varvu.w IIG, °lire icsrdrnls therrforc
t destloyed and their neighborhood turned
welcomed a proposal by the Filoley Hous-
into a park along the Mississippi River
ing and Redevelopment Authority to turn
The issue failed, but there was no joy in
the area into a pack as an urban - renewal
Riverview Heights
project Homeowners assumed the author-
ity would pay them more for their prop-
property
Last P P
erty than it would command on the flood -
the neighborhood dropped as the Miss's-
depressed open ma'ket
s'ppi River rose Lawns and basements
were flooded, walls were weakened, fur -
Most of the parr: project would be fi-
races were ruined Some residents got
Wanted by Federal money Fridley would
their first clue on what this unexpected
have to put, up only 25 per cent of the
cost But Fridley voters, by a three -to -one
margin, rejected the project
StSill ClC.11t HOUSlII °— lriOilrLC.S
udent }'
Some Housmg and Redevelopment An-
thority indicated they would
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Of the Fire Patrol
memocrs
seek another vote in two of three years
But this was small cheer for homeown-
ASHLAND, ORE
ers like Rieha'd Storla He recalled that
'Bulging college campuses across Lhe
he used to feel good each time he made
nation have sent dt oves of students into
a mortgage payment on the house he has
- all kinds of tempaiaiy housing But 40
m tm 13 years Now feels that
all
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men here at Southern Oregon College be-
en
all his ippi l m the home went down the
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Mississippi last spung. —PIGGY A yes
heve they may be the first in the country
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