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06/06/1961 - 00023910i ' C�UPJCIL 1�i71QU'�ES - JUNE b� 1qF�1 l� regular ucetin� �i the City Ccuncil t-ras ca7led i� or�er by l�cting f��yer ��Tolke at 3:00 V.i', ROLI� CkLL : ?��em�aers Fresent f��embers Aosent: AFTIcGV �_L OF` i�yI�FUT�S : Jahunson� titi`oll�e� Nee Grea�, Sner�c�an I��c�tior� by N,,e to �pprove ti2ti �inu�os oi the May �� 1�61 meeting. Scconc3ed Ly Joh2�ison. Upon a voicE vote� there being nn nays� the �PO'�liJYi CFy�Y'lyd U17ari]h'OLiSijT, CLT) I,l;3II1F�'�SS: StI;CC�t��I fiL�LdG OF Oi,rrP��.UC�I ?,�ZONI'�TG LOIS 1_l�, ELOCK iz, HY��,_' PARii: tiio;,ion b�r ��iee l,o ta �le tl�is n°a ttEr uatil the next regvl�r meetin�. uecond�d by JoYlanson, J�nn 2 voice votey there being no nays� the n ot, on e�;rr iEd unanitr��usly, 1�`u LU�I�ILS� a CO:TSILEI,h'11�1�1 CF' EIDS (�PLbT�D .NDTE �, 1R61 FOR S1v�Y98: N1r, Lrs 1{nutson vas presenry and statecl that T9r. CoLnst,ock would be presFnt latcr on �n the meetin� an!� t.iould prefer that this n:atter be tahled ui�til then. 7he Council deferred action on thls rnatter uni,1 laier in i,'_ne mFetln�. G?,�S GCl�_� �N`T F� ES�,V`l'1�I IO�V 0�' T�iPS : Nir, Huri��hreys �ind 1�Ir, buel7sla�cr irom �,he A2lnneapol�s Gzs Company �aere r�reseat zno presen�ecl the Cotitncilv,ith a c�etailed m�p s�iou��n� L1_�e zo�l��, � an:l tihe use r ade of i�he di[�'erent areas in I'ridley� as wel'1 as �re��s aaa�i�ble for lndustrlal ex_r,casicr.� �he publie faczlity aress, �nd o�?�er �_nformaL�_on, i�fr. ?I�»apIlreys st�Ced tnet this man e�ith overlay U�as produced Ly the 1�9nnzanol� s G� s Con pan,-� rirea Development LE�artrrent� �-ncl t}�� errt°hasis is c�n indt�stri�l development 9n thls area. 1�4r. Wo7ke Lhanled Ll�e Gas Connany for this ve3°y deta�led m�p� �rlc� for i,he tir�e and effnrt Lhey h�d put inte .r,s�_ing it up. CC1�iCa£Fi�A2T0�d ��l FS1D;� C1_'�.�}�� 7U1V� 5,_1961 FOR uti��E3: 11?e �3ty l�lanager ar�notanced t12at Lhe bids u�ere opened at 12 noon on Tune 5y �°(�l� in tne �resence of Councilrnan i��olke� Ci1�y Lngtineer Czlvin Brov�n, Czi,y I,_ana�,es° �arl l��agner� unganeer Leslie K_�utson a�d �reh?t�ct it. J, Scirenson. T�ie Cii,y N1a��Er announcec� tlzat ttile bids whlch were received are as iolloz��s: llone o{ the iollowi��g bid on Schedule "D"� and a11 h2�' a b�d boi�d security of �%, BS'�DFhS 0?�tei � Sons ;1356 H�nFr St. at. rauli blinn. �,CHLI%ULES �r�rr nLn rr �;SCL�'�?r/G.I� �l.j)i}��.�� F�orL21 Const, Co, 53�1 �'c_�n avE. N. P4rZ,s. � 1i�nn. 1�loretLini Cons1;. 8 �2 �rdestm�nister St. Paul� 1�11nn, ;Va Bza lVo B�d No Lid � 2L- s 6�' 3. o0 ALT. Cdi�IP, � � � 102�061.25 -0- l�s Specilicd i6o,z5o.97 -�- i�o c�l. y�ys �dd No Lid 1,250 l00 �"a1, D�.y*s Feter LaLeiti oIj Drane St. Paul� I inn. Nc� Eid ldodland Consi.. Co. P.�exandria, PTinn.il603��'7�.60 �sarkarossa & Soizs L��p2 _ 33rd l�ve. id. � St. Clcud � P?inn. 6;�6�3�,� .60 I'+fo«tgon�ery Const, at, Croi_x I'�11s,Wis. No Bid t:andall bros. 32i00 S�lver Lake s�c�. i�Tpls. 1�;� t!inn. No Eiid L_J ' uandstrom and Hafner 2051t St. 9nth. B_lva. Mp1s . J 8� i�iinn. Z8'J � 000.00 Lametti & Sons 2�1 Pio. Pascal St, �aul� M�nn, No B�d z13,538.50 No �id 23g,76o.75 Ido Bid 2�2? 2,�i�1.00 lc��,11�.90 ;� m -0- Ks Speciiied Adc� 255,'79�.15 2o,aoo �'j8��F��.00 No Bid z37,35�'.00 _� _ -0- �00 Cal.Li2�rs i, o c��. v�5 �i�� C�1.Da�s kdc� ��er FL. -------- AZr. Johanson as?�ed Yio�� the t�ids c��nr�.reo' t' is tii�e t��iLh t're L�ne before. Mr, Knutso-1 stGted Lhat tl:e pro�ect is not ex�c�ly the s�:�e as hsc� beer! bid prevzc?usl,y� �s about i�,5(��00�.00 in neti,� co��structjo.l has been addaGr so a comparison is diCficult. Nlr. ��Jo�le asl�Fd tiria� 1,1�e est,��zte ��as on thi,, �ob� �nr� the prsvious �ob. P4r. YnuLsor� staLe�'� tkist i.he en�inee�'s est�r�Gte on t?iE orl�inal bid taas �I,%60�300.00� :he 1oti� bld had ccme in on the iirst letiting at 1��9�771,0�� and on tnis seeo�d iettit��; of the b�ds the total of tne �'_nree sc_redules carr_e to ;"��,'35��2b.0�� i,�h�ch ?s anproxi- mately ,i�80�00�.00 over �hP first bids but tiaith �5�yb06.00 ��Jc�ed this is a net of about ti�30�00�.00 plus. None oL' LhcsE f�_�L�res lncluded -�he 15%. The C1ty PTana�Er as�ted ii any of Lhe schedulcs are 1oi�er or hi�lier th�n tne last tine they l,rere kid� so that th� Counc�l couLd ccnsider a;.rerdirg a P�rt of SGl7'�'2�� anc7 clei'er �ctior. on the rest oi it, P�1�. Comstock �ta��n that ii ��art of trie pro;,�ct is r_oi to be 1et r1ou�� it shou�d prcb��blv wait ur.t;1 Fa�]_ to k�ic�, :��r. D1age1 suF°�estec� thaL the Cousicil rick oni- �us� �$� wor�� t12at is necessar� �nd a��are th�t� znd 1et the rest go u.ntil Fall, iir. Comstock st�ted tih�t he coulcl noU tell za'_zere the additlonal $;-30�000.00 in cost �s, as �he ori��al blds were noL called �"or -n schedules� as �1��s one is. i�r. Crn s��c�� n�ted +,hat t�ere uias � verv lar�e r'ifferencE betl ee�� t1_Ze lot.� bzr'c�er ann zhe second bldder� the previ�us t�re b'!ds h�c bee�� opened. T'ir. Faul Schoar�z taas ��resent, anc� stated thzt he was 1nte�°estied in sceinn these bids leti at �his Lime. He said a vear ago� the bu,_1dln�, t,�as ori a do��n st��r.�7 ��ut «ow � e, is �ust the �r�poslte� and t,hsre 9_s a g;�od ct�ance th�t t=�ere m-ill be i�or•e derr_ an�? i or services a anc� tne cost i s liv ely i,o �o up ZnstEad ei doU�n. l�DCnTIOnl OF P1�SOLUTION N0, 6y-1461 AV��A:cDI1TCr bILa T�G.�, S1v}'�LI�:, Councilman Johanson introduced the follot,�zng resolu�ion ancl ?rov�d its adoption, I�E�SOIUTIOtd N0, b5�-1S�1 k 1�P�SGLU2'IOPI i:i�1u�DI:VG COidTRkCT G_d ?F�OJ��CI 1d0. S1��;��+8 H� I'I i��SOLVI�D LY TrlL COU��L`Ti C�� 1�3� CI'iY Or FRIT,L.�Y� 1�:I.i1Q1 �C'It� as �'ollot.as : l, `.L'he Councii finds that the lotaest ��esf�onsib:Le bi�'ders fer coi!struct.- ion oF the inprovemcnt [vor}, �esi€nated as: Pro�ect No. ST�ir',�8 (Se�rer and avater) aie �3ands�:.rom �,nd �ia�nci, 2051i �t. �L�thony E'.oulev�rd� i2ziinear�o�is 1�, i�.innESO�.a� for Scl�edule "�t" wl�ose Ltid i� �n t1�e ari�ount o�' �' S��000.00; Or_ei an�7 Sons� 1156 Homer Street� 13t, P�ul lo� Mirncsota� io^ Scl�edule '"B" u,nose �82 bid is in �he airioti;.n L oi �'193 � 981.2']; anr Randa7_1 F cothers � 3� 00 Silver LaY� �,oedy iilnneapolis 1�� 1�_innesotia� for �ci_ZedUle "C" s��ose b�d S_s _rn i.he airi�unt of �I��j.�0, Zh�t s�-�� bJds are h2reby acce�terly and l,he C1tSr T•�Ia?�ager and Tiayor in o�fice an d�Le of exe- cuLion oi tlic co�tr�ct, ax�e herc-Ly auti�arized �nd ciireeted to e�ter int� a cr_ntrzct w=_Lh �a�ci bi�ders ior and in behali oi' the Ci_ty of i ridlCy. E�LOFZ�.D �Y `1_I� COUI�CI� OF TI� C]ZY OF L'RID1��Y THIS 6TH PAY OF J[1iVt�� i�'�l. � ',�� . �; , ,�r �_�� , N=�lYOR� - '1 . P , C;re' g C ` /� 7 C C� �f�C (f ��r��c�2-r�--�- CiTY :"�1�,iFiGGFi� LarT,�. � agner d�` '�he noticn ior the a��o�t�on �f the �rosie reso7ution was duly sECOnded by- Co�incilm�n 1�IEe � �,nc? ttip�n a ro17_ call vote being taYen thereon� the io'law�n�° merbers vr�t=d zpainst ihe same: Pdone i�I�},�L�GU SrID �.L�OLtiiI01d �ka LLCT,13i7^,D DULY T1�SSE'•D ��.��L r.IiUP1I�II. IUl-LIC �[��tIC C' Ci� ilI�� EV!? ERICKSC�er rtNl,ii A'�1,`dC'�c T'I1�f��L I'Ll:2 : 1'Ir, brown s�ai,cd that tne de7�elopsr U�s dedicati�� by se��arate document a Li0 ioot ease�rent frr 2��ossible zut�vre street alon� the nroperty ;ine ol I��nts � and �-Fa biocic ly ti��r�ich are °j ieet wicle each, Tc�iere ��ere no ocnes• nersons r�res�nt 1��1�c ti�isi�ed to sne�k for or ag2inst the �uo�tion ci zhe proposed pl�t. ��Ir, l,�ollre dec7_ared the he2ri_n� cl�sed at 9:55 1 .P�. l�C�C�,r�ila_�G�C�T F�IiVAI� rL11T - L�iA rFtICFsSO1V EtT[�N�i D'SA�1CiZ: � i�4otior! l�y Johanson to accept this �s the Final p_lat of' ]?,a Lric�,son F�i� er i�ianorj sub ect 1,o recordin� of Lhe deed for the �0 foot street �ase;re��ty and autnnriz,P i,l�e I+f��ror• anc� City Clea']s- i� si�n tize sarrie, 5eco de� by Afee. Uren a vo3ce � ote, tne_re h2i_ng no �lays� Lhe motiori cai'�•icc� ti�nanilr�usly. 1`�r. ;ch� �rtz i��s rresent ard statec9 t11at h� oould like to have th�; Coo�lcil ti��iz � tr.e rec�ui�eaerL to i�1� t L1ao �f thE lots in 1.he old l-Iaves Ftiver f�r�dit9on ti�1�1c1� �c 1�ad� aod U�lshed to s��it, PTr, wollze su�°�esi.cd i,i�at 1�Ir, �chU�artz brl�� tir,e �,atter to u�� iti,y Nar�a�;er� an�l tlle Cit� Lr�rin=er-7 ,� L1.at, the}= ccn �o ovcr i,h-is �G2 detwil. i,]sGLZV� I'L`l'I'lI��S FC�1 5Eti��f, AI;� L'l�TFB 1�0�� C1it�RL' S�`l'RLLT: i ccion Y�zT Jchanson Lr� recei-ve tlzis tzeit-�tinn. Se�onded by iVee, U}on a vcicr_ �roLe� t:�.ere b�ir�g ..o nairsj tl�e mut��a c�rri�c� itnanimotzsly. C�.`i�1T�,�,1.J rr�,� C� r, bilF�� I L'iBft 1-�y'.'1F� I�'CR 'lll�ir�7F�l�RY IICGIiUPS: PTr, bxc��o ei;��la-i�ed th�,t i,l�e nurpose c�f �his wns Lo rec;uire the con- tx� c tor,s to p��r � ch�� t E, anc� l�e res i oiisible i or i,1ie r�eter t��hen they are �ak,n� cfT frc�a7 hvdrant5� ard suc�l� during c��structlon. Plotion by Plee i,o instrucL t}��e Cl��r I-.a.�a�er to nre�are �n ordin�ncey �nd in ihe � �^e�ntire vo �cce� t t'_^ss c�r� a tem;�orarp basis� as outlirlc-d in the lstter frcn� 1,'�e CiLy Eng�r2 Er dGi;ed Ta2y 2j� l�ol. SeCOCdFd by Jc��nso�. IIperi a vo�ce vatey there r-o�ng �zo n�iys, �'_2e moticn c�rr_ed L1Y1 � 1111'"' C�U S 1 V. s�r', `Z I�l' i �°,I S' : Nutictz b,�7 �oYiarsc�r� to rEC�iv� the _o�lotring ��etltiarls �r�d ��iace thern nn ti3es l. �t�"eeL SurCaciii� zz�c Curb� and Storm Dr�inage - r�uth Clrcle ai�c� Lai?°n�cun� ��_rcle. 2, a �orrr �eti;�er - b��nod�T La�ie �rom Old C�ritral ta Hi-Llcrest UritiE. � Lt 7 �� ,St,�rFeL S�:�ri'aeing atid Curb - 05� �,,r�,- jrom Ilsrat,on Lc� �Iickor�y 1_ve, StxEet ��urfaci��€ a��d Curb iri ��s?. I_ltires l�„1,�tes. Cti�i°bin� u_i I4onrce Street froin bEn�ie tt LY,�ve �� C3rd , ��lot5 on second�d by �dee . U;��n 2 voice vo le � thPre bai_i-g no n<< s 7 the n�c�tion c:�rr9ed tzn;niiuously. ��r.Y A' �Ii��C Glv 1a — Tile Czty i�iara�er re�,d a let,i�er iron the nulldir�g Ii�,s�=ci�oc° ii- t�hleh thc Inspectcm reconffend�cl dEnial oC �'a s a�nzrp peri�lt, T�l. L�avict ��ci��°cc"_ea ot�ner af ihc btzilc�in�y cnd ��,�dori ucl�a�iadke z,;ere t,resen�. 'Ihv,r staL�d th�� ihev did n�t feel t!��t t`_is k,t,i,lc�ii�g t��as cati,sir.� aziy nore oi � rrob]_en. zn llze 2"�� th�n t��e servzce station ne�� c�cc�r� and c7�a r�o� see u�hy tYi�_s 1^,cr°nit cou]_d r�nt 1�e ��°anted. T'�ere ti��as cer�;,der�r�le discussio�� on th�s atimin� pe�ru�i�� and the bnilc�i?�g setbacL; s.�c� �he ra-];irp ,srs,ce 2vail�ble, i�r. S�lyr��ec�ke �lso s�,ated t,h�� LLe au'uci�obiles in �,'�e 10�. ne�t doos ��ere p�rlt�d c�ut int� �he strEec ri�:�t-oS-o�ay, i�r. �c'_��edl:�^ also aslred al:�out tkie s�n� �ary Sacilitzcs o�� hzs �tised c��r 1oL, I'�c�t2ozi l.y Johe�nson tc 1ab1e t111s Latter tu�til Lhe ne�t nceti�E, ��ccndad b� �dE•e . U��on 2 voice vr�tF � trere bir�� zo nay° � i,he r c�ti? on ca?�rj en una �1i- mously. �o � r� ��_V Vi`uITChS: tienry JoiZnson u�iio lives on Skgwoo� Lane sta�cd that ihe �eo�1e in t?�e area bad sioncd a retition i�o ch�n�e tYzs n�ne of 53� ��ventit� t�� Skye��c»d Lane� but later realic�d they h�cl ;��c�� s irlst�l,c-� and �'id not ti�lsh ?t changed to Skys�rood Lane, ihey uloulc� li�,e to ?�as•e t1�e Coui�ciT cl��»�z t1�e nar�e b�ck to 53a �serlite. 7.he Gity .��an��er s��ted ztiat Une re�;ord� 1�ave a�re�cay k�eEr chang�d to S�yrtaood 1�ar�e� the postoiiice has cki�nfiea t�ie ne:�rF� t]�e �;e�r�loUEr ?��s changed 4he ��ar��e oi� i?�r plat� arld �ve�y- one nas cha��ed their rECOrds� so re doubi,ed i2 ille �os�ofl'ice ��ould n ant to go a1o�l�, u�ith ehangirg j t �2ek oeain, t�r. �,�;ollse s� ated ;,hat �he City i�ianag�r could chsck tn��_l.h the posto�=ice G�d see t�'r�2t thc�r i'eeliz2� was on this� a�c1 ca�l T�r, �cl�nso�� :�t uU �-P?44, CSraee kc�hler saic' t�at s1_�e wov1� lzke to ha�=e thc- a11ey r�e�U�een j�rc aad 54t1� and 6th anu j�h 3�ree� closed. ,3he st2l,ed Lh�t she o�r Zs 2Z�� ieet or� �th Street and uroulc� 1ik� tl.� s closEd so �.i��t tihev coU i c� inpro*�e tlteir p�o��erty up Lo the px�o}eliy line. �he City 1v�ana�er st2Led t1��t z�ae next ilanning Conn�ission I�IcELing is Zhursd�Y evening, an� i�' she w�.z1d con e u� to r,he- z�FOtin�, t1� t l,he u_atter eould r�e Lalcen u� , Mrs. KohZeri also eor�rolaisred of tr.e arr�otiuit �f taxes on 1-�er propel ty, anrl t�s�s i FSErre� Lo the �zeU� Gizy &ss� ssor. AFF'LICAlI01�� rClt iti�ILL,F{ 1�i13I�IP;G nLiil`-IT !�1 3�0 C3vC1?i�L nO��D L-Y F�CLi,nT .LH G1'dL 1�T : Motio�z by Joha�zson �a �ran� this tra_ler �zrking nFrn�it ��iLl� tlze sf.lpu- lati�n that tlais trai7er will not b� us�d tor occupance. Secondea l� Nee. iJpon � v�ice voLe� there kaein� Zo =!a�,rs., t?�e r�ai,ior. carr�ed unaaimously. i�ULS S L�iY : ?� Ab1D 2'he �easir�llit�r of abatir_� this 2ssessment �°as dlseussed i�y t11e �outicil. i/otioti by .Tohansen tc� deny tihe ab;:t�n�e�i� rec,ueai. �eco��ded l�y Pdec. Unon a voice vo�e� there ' eing no nafs; the irotion carriEd �,t��enimcusly, C�;dSIUL,��iliTIO�`T OF NfAI?'d SiRb'�T fiIG�T-OF-L��1lY AC(,UI,�Ii?Oid: �T� 1he CiL� T,anaFer read a letter from TSenry Hans�n in •�,�h�_cri I�e st�ted th��t r�e U�ould se11 Loi 1� Byock 1� C�ty v1e�,�� dd�tion for ti1�j">0,��. i�s`ot3on b�r ATee to �uthor�as the City i�,anagel to enga,ge � c,aalifi�cl i�w appraiser to a^praise this r�ro�erLy t� cletermine its va1v�. Secordec� ea� by Jahanson, ITl�on a voice vc�te� ��h"e r�in� no nays, ihe r�otion carriPd unanir�ously. i1 j1T n-, .� 1 � � 1 C 6 �� cI�`,,z-'S ATo ti on � Grudem ISrothers Con pany �35 North Frior tivenue St. Paul 4� M�nnesota Johnson Broth�rs F1bg. Co. b1��J Cclden Val7ey Road nlinneapolis 22� Minnesota oa'cstwood Flu�bii�g Crn}�any 10%18 Xerxes �venue South Dlinneapolis 26� Minnesota CIGAliETTE LIC�NSE Gary �rJ . Lrn�*erbnne 12� Hartman Circle Minneapo7is 21� Minnesota SFRVTCE S2NTION LTCLldSE Joseph ��. Do13n �5 Mississippi 6+�ay D4inneapolis 21� Minneseta �ary W. LongFrbone 125 f-�artman Cixcle P�inneapolis 27 y �4innFSata &IIBBISH & GAT'�BAGE ��ICKUP Howard Kersten 2045 Brons�n Drive �Tinneapolis� NSii�n�sota GAS SEFtl ICLS by: Irvin Grudem b,v: Davld Sr.hns�n bys T. h. luakely New I,enEwal Renewal dba: Gary's Standard Service 6�+50 University �venue N, E. Minneapolis 21y P�innesota dba: East hiver Road GaragE 65b1 F.ast River Raad Minneapolis ?_1� Minnesota dba: Gary's Standard aervice 64�0 IIniversity Averue V, E, P�inneapolis 21� Minnesota dba: Aersten lruek Service 204�j Bronson Drive Minneapolis� biinnesota Jarnig F'luribin� & fieating �os�pany -'ri� 539 ?'?Prce Street 29� Anol�a3 Minneso�,a b,y: Yienneth Berghorst �l�i toy HLATZNG �52e Sarmig Flwnbing & Heating Con�pany '�nn 539 Pierce Street Ano�,a� Mlnnesota la,p: Kenneth Berghorst rEd �30 _i7r1e MASONRY Jensen Concrete Campany 6+�Ob Lmerson xvenue iVorth Ninneapelis� Minnesota kluendEr Construction C�, 6��01 S�ickory Place Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Donald F,, Tensen by: Clarence Kluender -'^^ C�ncreta Construction ., � Itenewal Renewal Renewal Rener,al � r-- �� QIL HEATING Jarr,i� Plurn1aing and Heating Co. 53° Pierce Street Anoka� Minnesota 3y: Kenneth Berghorst PLUb1B IidG Jarnig Flumbing & FIcating Co. 539 Pierce Street Anoka! Minnesota by: Kenneth Berghorst Menz Plumbing & Heating Co. 8020 Jefferson 5treet N, E, Minneapolis 21� Minnesota by: Leland C, Menz Renewal Renewal iVew Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there Yeing no navs, the motion carried unanin_ously. APn OINTM��1dTS : Nlotion by .Tohanson to approve a i'ull-tine waitress at I,iquor hour. Seconded by Vee. Upon uoti�n carried unaninously. PLAN_JIidG COt�N!ISSIOTd I�INUTES: � [ Ii s the appointment oi Doris E, 1'lynn as 3tore Yo. 3 at a salary of $1�1.225 per a vo�ce votie� there bein� no nazrs? the lhe Planning Conm'_ssion had recommended that this alley be vacated except for an easenent for utility purposes. Mot�_on b,y iVee to follow , the rECOmmendation of the Planning Commissi_on and set the public hearing on tne vacatlon oF this a11ey. Seconded by J�hanson. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays, the motion carried w�animously, � The matter of whether or n ot this prorosed aligrvrent would interfere with the construction of the proposed schcol on tre ad�acent property was discussed. Motion by Johanson to �o11ow the recommet�dation of the Planning Ccnrr�ission� and Lo maintain the present estzblished street alignment from B42tterrorn Drive from south of Highway �`100 to Gardena �venue, Seconded by Nee. Upon a'�aoice votey there being no nays, the notion carried unanimr�ualy. eLIGNMEVT OF WAT�R MAIPd LOCAiIf�l`15 FOl� PP,OJLCT��+G: Motion by Johanson to folloa� the recommendation of the Plannin� Conmi- ssion and to approve the location of the line 1n0 feet south of the quarter section lzne of Section 22 from East Iiiver Road to Main ctreet. Seconded by Sdee. Upon a voice vote� there bein� no nays, the n-�otzon carried un2nimously. ZXTEIdSION OF 61ST AVENtiE FR�M i�iAII� S1'kEFT TO FAST kIVER ROAD: The Planning Conmission had recommended that the necessary steps be taken to make this extension of 61st Avenue (an P�,S.A. Street), T�iotion to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Conmissiona and to proceed with this acquisition. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motio� carried tznanimously. The City �Ianager circulated an artsst's sketch presented by Mr, Carlson of these entryways. Motion by Johanson to aPprove this permit, k�ith the stipulation that the location be approved by tihe City En�ineer. Sec- onded by Nee. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unani:cously. ;�� a Zhe City blanager read the above ord�nance. Motion 1�y Johanson to approve thzs as the first readin�, Seconded by Nse. Upon a voice vate, there bein� no na,ys� the notion carried unanimously. Mr, 4�Jolke stated that hr would like to lay this matter over until the � next meetzng� as some oi' the employees had asked him questions about this� and he had not had an opportunity to becon�e familiar with all of the different parts of the ordinance. The matter was laid over until the next meeting. There was a complaint from the owner of the property at 133� 532 Ave- nue. He stated that his neighbor had erected a five strand barbed wire fence alon�side of his property and this was very dangerous ior the cYildren in the area� and he wisned the Council would take some action on thls fence ordinance� as the Building Inspector had indicated that he could nat regulate barbed wire fences under existing ordinances. The Cit,y P.anager explained the revisions which had been made in this ordin�,nce s�nce the first tine the ordinance was presented to the Council, The City �tanager read the ardin�nce. M�tion by Johanson to accept this as the first reading. SECOnded by �dee. Upon a voice votey there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. P�RSONNE L ORD IP1I�NCE : Motion by tVee ta table the personnel ordinance until the next meeting. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there bein� no nays� the motion carried unanimously. 'lhe City Manager read the ordinance ti,�hich provided for a change in the fees for certain types of building construction. Motion by Johanson to accept this as the first reading. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no na,ys, the motion carried unanimeusly. ^lhe City T�:nager read the above ordinance, hlotion by Johanson to accept this �s the first reading, Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote� there being no na,ys� the motion carried unanimously. lhe Cit,y Nfianager read the above ordinance. Motion by Johanson to accept this as the f�rst reacling. Seconded by i�tee. Upen a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. The City 14anager read a reso7.ution wnich has been passed by the Couhty Bo�rd� whereby the County Board had resolved that the County Board would acqui_re the necessary right-oi'-way for County Road �r102� north of Trunk Hight��ay 3f100, and that the P�innesota High�,�ay De�rtment would be i_niorned oT the necessity of access at Main Street in �ridley. ' � � �. � Motlon by Johanson to receive th�s resolution and plUce it or. file. Seconded by Nee. Uron a voiee vote� there beir�g no clavs, the r;,otion carried unanimously, kESOLUTIOV FROP+i t:idOY�A L'GUIdTY - RE: SCi30GL CttOSSING SIGNAL: The City Manager read a copy of a resoluticn which the �ounty Fsoard has passed� in wh�ch they declared that the County wauld participate in KO�� of the cost of ir.stalling a sirrle school crossing s-ignal to be approved by the County at the location of Hickory Urive and CSIaH �'l, (East River Hoad). The City i�anager stai,ed that the State might not apprcve th�s school signal� as �hey were noU� requiring a d�fferent type. Mot�on by Nee to receive the letter and to instruct the City Manager to make application to the 5tate Higriti�ay Department for the permit for thas signal. Seconded bq Jorianson. J,r,an a voice votEy triere being no rays� the motion carried unaniu,ously. The City Manager explained the area on the rnap Uihich was invo]_ved in Storm SewFr ��+9 project. Mr. Knutson also exp_lained that there were some catch basins und transvere lines cn N,`ac�zson Street ��hich were �ro- posed to be zdded to the project. Nir. Kohlan sug�FSted these could be put in under change order to �96_l.-1 Street Imnrovement Fro�ecta and inc]_uded �eii.h the street @tl�'facirig cost when thEy were assessed. Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. SECOnded by Vee. Upon a veice vote, there being ro nays� the motion carried unanim�usly, The City Manager read the al�ove resolution in r��h�_ch the City solicits the other mu.nicipalities involved in the iVorth Suburban S�nitary Distirict � to create and establish a srwer distx�ict under thE 1aw. Motion by Johanson to adopt the �bove reseluiion. Seconded 1y Nee, UporY a voice vcte� there being no nays� the reotion carried unanimously. � FiESGLU2'TON iV0.22-1�61 CONIN�N�ING ZSi� �VOR7'II SU�URbAN SE6dLRACE� C01_iii7.'ZP:E: `lhe �ity Manager read the �bove resolution in wnich the G;Ly ce�men�ed the Conmittee for their work in �etting th�s sanitar,y distri_ct bill passed. Motion by Nee to adopt the 2tove resolution. Secori�ed by Jchansen. Upon a voice votE� there bein� no nays, tihe motion czrried unanimousl,y, L OCKE PROFI'�RTY - PAF.h LAND : The City P'_anager react a letter from Mr. Howard Crabtree in vrhich he outlined the Flans of the church� an� their Method of dispos�ng of the prcperty� in which lze stated that they wovld be ready to act in about sixty ?ays� and Uzould like to sell the property for nark purpcses to the Cit,y. A?ot9on by NeE to direct the City I-_anager to write a letter to rir. Crabtree� and thank h�m for the coi�municatien� and also to hace the City 1�4ana�er have tllis propert,y anpraised. Motian seconded by Johansan, Upon a voice vote� there being no na�rs� the mctioncarried unsnimrusly. � Zhe City Nlanager read the letter in whicri D4rs. Manle,y requested per- a�ission to irove the ho�se on her noperty bac� a Few ]'eet. Motion hy Johanson to receive this letter, and table actlon until thE nExt meeting. Seconded by Nee. Upon a vo�_ce vote� there being no nayss thE motion earr3ed unanimously. The City I�_anager read the above lettsr. Motion by �r, Johansor. to receive the letter anc� place it on file. Seconded by Nee. Upon � voice votez there being no na,ys} ths motior. carricd uraniu�usly. 1 1... HEZOIGI,IG �JN °�TEH L�ROOIi TRP_SL�L: PROPERTI': Mr. Tohanson stated th�t there has been some sort of a nixup in the rezonin� ef the tra�ler prorerty of Pete Br�ok� as he had been over to the State tc obtain a�ernit from then� and the,y would not give it to him, as there was sc�ne techriic�lity whi_ch h�d not been taken care of insafar as the zoning was concerned. The Clty blanag,er stated that the Fridley ordinance woizld r�ave to be a�ended� and a sz�ecial use permit hr�s to he approvEd before P4r. Brook urill be ab]e to operate h1s trailer park. P.�tion by Johanson tl,at the City Nlanager is authorzzed to inform the State of MinnFSOta that the follnwing described 1ar�dy Parcel �'1� sane beir.g the north 196' of the west 3�0' of the south 3G6' of the noxth '726' (except ' the north 33' for street easerrent) of the SE 4 of the NW 4 of Section 12, T-3a, R-24, Ano�_a County� Minnesota. Described Parcel being 360� by 163' lying north and adjacent to the 200 � 360' parcel rezor_ed to M-1� September 11� 1959� Ordinance No. 120� has been re,zoned to use as a trailer p�rk, and that bv inadvertence� the description used was not fully correct� snd that the Council is proeeeding to corrECt such errors and o�rissions, SFCOnded by Nee. Ugon a voice vote� tYiere bein� no na,ys, i,he notio� carried unanirously, I�L'�UEST FOft �UIL�II�G PE'Rin�IZ Bi� 4�ALTFR EK: The oumer ef tihe shopp-ng center at 633g to 63�9 University Avenue requested a pernit to build onto his bu,lding. He presented the Council with a set of p1�ns. Moti_on by Johanson to approve this pernat sub;;ect to neeting the building code, Seconded by tdee. Upon a voice vote� there being no r_�ays� the n_otion carried unanimously. 'I'he City ManagEr told T�4r, Ek that he would check out the zoning with the City Attorne,y, liDJOURNME�VT : There being no i'urther business� the %icting Mayor declared the meeting ad�ourned. Respect£ull,y subnitted: � P�Iarv n C , Brunsell Secretary to the Council CGUlJCIL i�IINTT'IES - JUP1E 20� 1g61 � � / -�2'12�L��=�/�_ � Acting Mayor Wo�ke A regular rceetin� of the City Council u�as called to order by Mayor Greig at 8:00 P.M. HOLL CALL: P�Iemrers Present: DYembers Absent: Greig� Sneridan� Dc1ke� Nee Johanson APPTiOVAL OT' A�I1dUZES: Motion by ldolke to approve the uinutes aF the June 6� 1961 meeting. 3econded Ly Nee. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried �znanisously. COF�P�EC2IOlV OF A71SY 16�1961 NINUi'ES: iKotion 1�y Sheridan to correct the May 16, 1901 minutes to read:- Lots I to 11� Block 2� Mari�n Hills Second �dd�tion� ins�ead of Lots 1 to '7, Block 2, Narian Hills Addition in connection wlth the withdrawal of the certificar.lon of spec�al ass�ssments en these lots for w-23, GLD �USINZSS: S�CON� kEADI�UC OF OitTiINANCE N0. 1�5-1961 FtEZONING 0�' LOTS 1-11H� BLOCK '