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08/05/1963 - 00023201� RFs'GULl1R COUNCIL MEETING - E1UGU�T �� 19G3 A re€;ulur meeting of t,he Clty Cotimcil of the City of Fridley �ras called to order by Mayoi• P1ee at �9:15 P. M. � � � � P,Oi,L CAIS,: Members Fre�ei�t: Nee� Johansoi�, Sherid�n� Wollce, Brook,� arrived',at f3:25 P.M. Meuiber� AU�,ent• PIonP APPROV,1L OI� DITNUTF'S - REGULf,R MGETCNG, JULY 15, �9�3= Mot,iou Uy Jolann,on 1,0 �pprov� I,he minu'Les oi' tlie Regular Meetln� of July� 15, 19G3 as prepar�� and received. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice,vote�l, th6re being no na�s, i,l�c mot�on carx�ied uuanimnusly. APPP,OV�1L OF MI�1iJT�5 - SPECIAI� MfETING, SULY 22� 1963: , � Motion by �Iolice to approve the minutes of the upecial Meeting of July �2y 1963 as prepared and received. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice yote�'there'6e3ng no nay�� 1.he moi,ion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINE;S: CONTINUED H1,AR7NG ON S&W IMPROVPMCNT - BROOKVICLd � , i -�65 �_ W. 250' h9ayor Nec annonnced this was a contlnued hearing on sewer and water improvement on Drookvie�� Drive and stated there waa a recommendation from Lhe Gity Matlager 1;hat thiG Ltem be tablPd until the meeting of August 19th� but,thi.s,did involve a hardshzp for at leasi, one party present thie evening and rgcommended it to be opened for consideration and receive the remarks of those'preaent bei'ore {;ablln�; �I;em. The City Mranager explained the area involvefl,and sts,ted be,had loolmd �nio the matter and ii; did appear to him Lhat everybody tkiat could b'e assesse�i had been assessed and there is stall one connection comirig to a pro- perty o�anPr dopending on how the loi,s are split. The City Manager^�urther„stated he would pxefer that the Finance Director be present �o look into the matter fur- ther and malce a better report on this item. Mr. Talbot, home,owner'„in the area, raised the question if they �aere going to be assesaed. Mayor Nee;replied that iF he had been assessed once, he could not 6e assessed aga3.n. Mr: Lindbloom� home o�aner in the area� statcd originally he had been assesaed for �'lotQ and now, to i,he beel, oi' hie knowledge hc had been assessed for 3 lots apd.now he had been told hc �ias aesessed for 2 lots. Mayor Nee etated he was assuming,that the on7.3� matter {,he City Council was coneider3ng was whether this'iasea;neededtj4is ser- viae at all and the matter was bei'ore the Council because'oi the paving ,Program� tha1, if there �aere some way to pave the street and still acknowledge the obliga- tions of (,}ie City, it might be to the best interest of everyone� but the City Council z�ould rai,her not pay £or this item this year. �,� Mayor Nee raised the quest,ion to Mr. Lindbloom tif he had any idea� 3p the,near ful,ur��, o� wani,ing to split hi� 1ots, Mr. L�ndbloom replied thalt he had no in- tention oi'�loin� this �t the preeeirrt tlme. Mayor Nee inquired�'3f,it would be pose�Ulc to �;et an easement so they cou].d provlde servicea and'get the streets paved. D1r. Lindbloom answered Lhat he d�dn't know� as it would'�be'dependent on locai,ion of eesements and oi,hrr problems. Councilman Sheriden�iinqUix'ed of Mr. Lindbloom houi his home was �ituated on his lot and was told,i'�„�faced East and the locaiion z� to the South, that Mr. Lindbloom eould get�tw�o',mo�'e��lot9�"ttl� thc Diorth. I� �,+as further stat,ed that at the time this mettex' was originally brou�=,h1. Lc� the attention of 1,Yie Cit,y Council� it was thought Lqt 7,would be 3 lot� anc� ii.`�ould be serv�red by sanitary sewer but it present�d a problem of street suri'ar_ing if two loi,s would be on Brookview. Mayor Nee stated to Mr. Lindb]oom t,hat if he h�d paid for two lots, the third connection wopld not be pald For. N�r. Lindbloom re�lied he felt he had pa3d fOr'three'¢onneCtions. Counc�lman Droo}: arrived at °�:?_5 P. M. � � � I J _l _. � I I Mr. Talbot�explained to the City Council the sewer line thr�i, is tnetc�lled �e adequate �'prlonly one home at the preseni,. Mayor Nee announced Lhat a motion wouLd be in Order to�continue the hearing uni;zl the meeting oP Aut;usi; 19th, Motion by, dohanson to continue the hearin�; on Si�W Trnprovemet�t - Droolcview Dr�ve, until August�l9th� 1963. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a volce vo1.e� i,here being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. �� — LOT SPLIT REQUEST - LOTS 23, 24, 25, BLOCK 15, IRIDL�Y PARK (TFIBLPD 7/�5/�3)� � �,- � � i � �� Mayor�Nee',ann'ouhced this was a lot split request on I.oi,s 23, 24� 25, 131ock 15, �n Fridley Paxk and there had been a recommendation from the P13nninF, Coicimissioii recommending the same. Motion'by Wolke'to concur w�th {.he recoirimendaCion of the Plac�nin6 Commission and grant the,lot split request zn Lots 23� 24, 25, Slock 15, Pridley Parl,. Seconded by Sohanson.� Upon a voice vote� there being no nays, the motion carr�ed unanicnou�ly. NEW BUSINESS: PUBLIC HEARING - IiEQUEST FOR REZONING - LOTS 2- 13� AUDPPOIi'S SOLDIVISION f�B9: Mayor Nee announced this item 1�as a�urlic hearing on a requesl. Foi• tlie rezoninE� of Lots two through tliirteen, Audtitor's Subd�vision Ptumber d9. Tlie Ci1,y b1anager read the Notice of Hearing. Mr. George Norton, owner of the prope-rLy, was p,-es- ent'. Mayor Nee inquired if there were anyone present who wished to l�e heard se- garding.the'above described requeet for rezon7n�;. Mr. Nortan presentc�d prelun- ina�y platis and eketches to the City Caunc�l. Mayor llee ut,ated I,l�e only reserv- ation he' had I,was that this land rezonin� he executed in tlii:; marme-r, oi;hert�iec Fridley would have land zoned for many differenl, property ounei°s. b".ei9or P1ee stni,Ed he was not cer�ain if the City Council could malce contingencies ti�itli regax�d to rezoning. Mayor Nee inquired if there �rere anyone present wl�o r�as opposed to tL� - rezoning: There'was no one preeent in oppositicn. P�Iayor NF�e declared the puUl�c hearing�iclosed on,the request for rezaning �n Lots ttio throug,l� t}» rLeen� Auditor'� Subdivision Number F39. Mo�ion by Wd11ce to accept as the firsl; readin�; �n ordinance to amr�ud l,l�c Zou�n�� Ordinance of the City of Fridley� Minnesota by making a chan�,e ni �oi�ri; cli�LYicts, Lots two throu'gh thirteen Aud�tor's Subdivisson Ido. 89. Secouded by ]3roo1:. Up- on a voice vote� there beiny no nays� the motsoii carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING - VACATION OF' DItAIN9G� LASIIMF;N`1' D7ayor'Nee announced the public hearing on the vacation oI a drain��e easeniFr,t. The City, Manager read tlie Plot� ce of Iiearing. Councilman Woll,e inquirea t�here i;Le drainage easement was located and zaas shown �arne on map. Mayor Plce �uquired if there were'anypne present who wlshed to be heard wrt,h xegsrd to Ll�c vacation of the drainage easement. There was no one pres�nt tn favor oJ' or �n opposiLion to the vacetion of the draina�e easemeni.. Mayor Nee declaTCd th� publlc hearin� closed. Motion by Johanson to accept as first readin� ai1 ord�nance under Sect,ion 12.07 of the City Ch'arter to vacai,e the dralnage and utility easement located on Lot l� Block l; Don,'s 3rd Addition. Seconded Uy Slieridan. Upon a voice voLC•, ther� being no na��, the motion carrled unanimously. - , PiJBLIC HEARINGI, - VACATINGf,STRLETS AND ALLLYS - I�LOCKS 21 AN➢ 22, IRIDLLY PAPK� �'i Mayor Nee announee3 871s item was a public hearing on the vacating ot' etreets and alJ,eys in Blocke 21 and 22� Fridley ParL. The City Manager x•ead the IVotice of Hearing and expleined the area to the Ctity Council. City Engineez I3rown presented maps to the City Council and er.plt�ined same. Pnayor Nee inqu�red �f there were anyone preset�t who wished to be heard *��ith re�¢rd to the vacat,inEr, oi' stireets and a17.eys'in Blocks 21 snd 22� Pridley Park. There t�as no one present in favor o�' or tn oppositlon to the proposed vacations. Mayor Plee declared Lhe puUlic hearing closed. � Moi.lon b}+ Shciidnn to accept as the First reading an ordinance under Section 12.07 of thc Cit,y Cizarter to vacate streets snd c�lleys 3q the City of Fridley� I�locks Pl, and 22� Fridley Parlc. Seconded by Brook. Upom a voiceivote�,lthere bein� no na,ys, ilie motton cerried unanimously. , � PTJALIC EiF;�RTNC - VACATING POR'i'i0A] OP CHARl�5 STREET: Mayor Pice armounced this was a pub2ic hearing regarding the vscetin� of a por- tion of Charle� Street. The Cit,y Monager read the Notice of $eBri'ng ahd explained � the area In quesLion. Mayor Nee inquired of the City EnginaeT iP��tHe�City of Pridley had �ccess ¢nd was told there was no new dedication. Mayor Nee�,inquired if this item �houldn't be held in abeyance until a dedication.',were;8lvenl:� The Cit,y b7anager replied that requirements were such that a dedicati,on'"w,ould�have to he ,�iven. Dlayor Nee inquired ii' there were anyone present who Wished to be heard Yn th regard to vacating a port,ion of CharZes Street. There,was'no one present in fc�vor of or in opposit,ion to the proposed vacation. City Englneel? Brown'stated the storm se�rer would have to l�e relocated in the gre8. The Ci�tyiManager replied the ownere hed promised thiity feet for Lhis relacation. Mayor„�Nee'declared the public hcar.�ng closed. Mo{,ion by Johanson i,o accept, as the first reading r�n ordinance under Section 12.0'7 of tlze Csty Charter to vacate a portion of Charles Street i»'the City of Fridlcy. Seconded by IIrook. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays} the mo- tion carried Lmanimously. „ PUALIC T�PRSPiG - FINAL PLAT - HFRWAI� 2ND ADDITION• + Mayor Sdee announced thie wae a public hearing on the final Plpt oiPHerwal� Second Addation and i;he item in order was the consideration o£'the,repor,t oP the plann- in� Cnmmiesron where they recammended the approval of the preliminery plat of Aerwal, Sccond Addition. Coiancilman Johanson inquired if it wa9 clear in the minds oP i,he C�ty Council hota they were going to cover the storm seyi�r cost in this �rea. Ma3�or Nee asked if they could concur with the Planning' Commission bet'ore tl�is m�tter wae discussed. Motion by Johanson to'concu'r with the recom- mendation oI'1;Yie Planning Commission and approve the prelimine,riy,pl&t of Herwal� Second Aridition. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon e voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carx•ied unanimouslv. , �, Mayor Nee requcsted the City Manager xead the Notice of'Iiearing,on!Hersab��Sec- onrl AddiL�on. Mr. k'ahlquist was present in favor of and to explain,the area to t,he C�ty C'ouncil. Mr. Comstock, consulting engineer� stated they had oral per- miseion from Llie State Hi�hwa,y Department whcre they wauld apprOVe a'temporary Ilne but not a r�torm ^ewer contract in a ditch, Mr. Sol Gunz}ie'rg�r'„�jome� oWner� was pr�sent, in opposition. Mayor Nee inquired if there were'anyone� elae present �n favor oF or in opposition to the final plet of Herwal, Second Addlti,on. Mayor Nee declared tlie publLc l�earing, closed. �, � � D4oi,ion b-� Sher_•idan i;o accepi; th�a plat as the final plat of He,rwal� Second Ad- dit2on. >c-,conrlcd Uy Johaneon. Upon a vo�ce vote, there bein� no�naye�ithe motion carried unanimously. EUITDZNG ]30ARD MGETING, JULY 24, 19C3: � MaYOr Nee announced thPre had not been a quorum of the I3uildidg Bpax'd'�at the above meerinP but tltie recommend�t�ons had been made and the, C,1ty�„Couneil�was atatYiori�ed i;o move on the iterne ira �uestion. � i� �1I�i'' RER[IFC�T RY F�R`!`iILfR PFLT7S?R - ROiI'i'� ��2� ANOKA 30�VFiRSI'CY AVENU7; NORTHEAST TO �55 fNG 0 M6VEI�-A HOUSE'FROM F�6� BLOCK A, RIVPRVIEW IIESGFI7'S): �;� � � �;' � The City Manager explained to the City Councll the recommendg�ion�of the'Build- in�; Rr�ard mPmber: and statsd their recommendation on some k�.nd of re�ulation on hoiase movin�. He furi,her explained there are some regulatibns relative ta house mov�iig thai, wou7d be good and suggested if the City CouneiliwoUld like� hF �aould rrc�s�•nt, these to the C�ty Attorney for his recommendations.,' , � --' � � I , �; � Motion by Wolke to,deny the request by Arthur PPltzer, Roube �2, Anol:�, Miuneeota ta move a house,from 4306 Un�versity Avenue Nartheast to 355 IIugo SLreeL Northedst (Lots'64� �i5� 66'� Block A� Riverview F[eights. Seconded hy Sohansoii, IIpo❑ a voicr- vote, there bein� no nays, tl,e motion carried unanimously. f FOR A PERMIT BY KURT MANUPACTURIDiG COMI'ANY TO C(1NSTRiJ�,T A MANUP'ACT- STORkGF, ADDTTTON Tfl THETR PRESFNT RiITT�PTNG AT 52 0 AdATN ftTRPFIT N�RTFi- Mayor Nee announced this was an application for a permit by Kurt Marn�Pacl,uring Company',tq eqristruct a manufactuz'ing and storage addition to their present build- ing and i't;had,been recommended by the members of the Auildin� I3oard Por approval. Motiori by Wolke that the appl�cation for a permiL by Kurt Mz�nufacturing Company to construct e manufacturing and storage additlon to thelr preseni.l>u7ldin� at 5�� in Stxeet Northeast oi' �t,eel and concl'eLe, 1110 feet Uy �F8 xeei, Ue :;ranteS. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion carx•�ed unsnimously. , , , JEST FOR A Bi7ILDING PERMIT BY TIlE MIDI�AND COOP�RATIVES POR A WARP;HOUSE ADllITI0P1 Mayor Nee'announced thie was a request for a building permi_i. by Midland Coopera- tives for,e warehouse addition to 1.heir preseni, f�ci]ities at 5E Pd. L. Highway #100 and it had been recommended by the membere of the Buildinf�,I3oax�d lor approval. Motion by Wolke to grant the request for a Luildin� permit hy the Nidland Coop- eratives for'e,,warehouse addition to their present facilitie�s at 56 N. F. Highway �100 with a width of 216 fcet �nd a depth of 420 feet ae tt is drr�wn end alEO, grant the waiveT neceseary ot {,wo feet. Secondc=d Uy Sherid�n. Upon � voice vote, there being no'n&ys� the.motion c�rried unanirnously. REQUEST'FOR A BUILDING PERMIT BY VID MCTAL WORKS AT 1i300 MATN S7'It731ST PtORTHLIHST TO BUILD A FACTORY AND WAREHOUSE ADDIT�`ON TO THE; 1'RP�SENT FACTORY WITA A WIllTI3 OFZ-0 blayor,Nee'snnounced this was a request for a Uuilding permit by Vid P4Fta1 Worlce at 4300 Main Street Northeast to build a factory and warehouse eddztion to the present'factory with�a width ot' 60 feet and a depth of 50 feet. The City Manager explained the�members of the Building Board h�d suggested that the eouth facing of the additd�on be made of the same material and desi�n as the front o£ tlie older structure wo�zld be when renovatefl in their recommendation for approval. Motlon by,Wolka to �rant the request for a building permlt by Vid Tdet�,l l-Iorlcs at 4300 Main'S�reet Northeast to build a factory and warehouse addit2on to the pre- sent faCtory with a width of 60 feet and a depth oF 50 fee1; and � toLal square footage of 3,aoo feet of cement and eteel consttuction as per recommendation of the Building Board members. Seconded by Sherldan. Upon a volce �rote, there bc- ing no nays� the'motion carried unanimously. BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING, SULY 2�, 1g63: PUBLIC AEARING^pN A REQUEST FOR A VARIANC� FROM SECTION 8.]1a OP OI?DINANCE N0.70 Mayor Nee,announced this was a public he�rtin„ on a request for a varzance to permiL construction oY a family room on rear of t;ara�e at 243 Ely 3trzet P?ortheasi.. The City Mariager ;ead the recommendation of the Doard of Appeals and f-x.plained that, � apparently, Lhis ��me petitioner had received a variance for a famlly room and the Board oi'�lppeals had inepect,ed same and it appeared to them"ithet instead oF a fam�_ly r�om, tt wae being made into a kitched., It was'£u�t�ler',.expl�ined the btnlder is epplyin� for tl�is variance. Mayor Nee stated tii�el i�ea�iqn oc- cured to him how the Auilding Inspeetor had allowed this to happe�: The recom- mendation of t,he Board of AppPa]s was that i;he variance be denied! The question �aae r�ieed il some assurance could Ue �riven that the room'additd�on Would be a family roam ratl�er th�n a kitchen and Mayor Nee replied an 6.e"6iz�ance,of this lcind ��ould do no good. Councilvian Wolke stated that� he �feltj one�,,of the'prob- lems was t,ha1 costs were runn�np, too h3gh and lt shouldn'�t �hati�„ito,�,be`-a hard- ship, t,hai; anyone ehoutl be able to build behind a garage. '� �, I' , Motion by �-7o]ke to tablc the rec�uest for a variance from Sectio,� S,�lA oi� Ordin- '— ance No. 70 Uy ��aiver of side ,yard requirement from 10 feet,to"5 feet toipermit cons��,��on of' a famlly room ori rear of �araEe on Lots 15 and','16� Block 14� Sprin�n ark �ddition. Seconded by Brook. IIpon a vaice vote�^tkiA�e bein� no' nays, the moi,i�n carried unammously. � !' i�"� �: i, �� h,� i ;' � i BOARD OF �PPLATL MEFTTPTG� JULY ?Il� 1;�63: �� _� ' � PUT3LIC Ir'ARZNG ON A RE�UEST F013 A VlLRIANGT FROM-SECTION 8.2A'OP' ORbINANCE NO I'AM7I,Y �� t � � ,�, ' �� ' , Mavo�° Vee ani:ounced 1,Yiis was a public hearing o�i a request ,for a v8riance from Section 7.2A of' Ordin�nce NumUer 70 by waiver of lot depth requirement from 25 feet i;o l; feei to permzt construction of a one Famil;� dwelling. ,The City Man- ager� r�ad the recommendation of the Board ot Flppeals and stated the questlon had �roLe in looking at the plaris that a portion of the rear roof of'the house did e�c�en� two ioet from the reer yard. �� ,,� Motion oy Joh�neon to concur with the recommendation of the $oard�of Appeals � and �rant the requeet £or a var�ance from Section 8.2A of Ordinance Number 70 by F�aiver or ]oL depth requirement from 25 feet to 13 ieet to �,permit construct- J iov oi' a one famil,y dwelling on Lot 3, B1ock l, Ahlstrom's Addi�ion� Anoka Counby� Alinnesota. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� bher� bein�,no nays� the moL�o� carried unanimously. � , �� , ' - - � � " ��" � PLANPilNG CODMA7SSION MGETTNG� dUI�Y 25, 1963: �� i � _ ^ _ _i�in �� SCRPP,N PLP.TdTTDf(' SPARTAN STORE EA��T BOUNDARY GOODNOR CON5T13UCTION LCO.'' � Na,yor I�ice announced this was an ztem of a screen planting on th� east,boundary of the Spartan Store. The City Manager read the reco�tendati,on,of the Planning Commiss�ou and stat,ed this item had been before the Planning Commission seversl t�mes and ii, appeared this sketch was not too objectionable'to;Dr. Mathews� owner an nrea. The City Manager explF�ined the original plan would have'required the expendii.ure of some $5�000.00. ,�;� ' � � �� ,� � � Motaon by Wolke to concur with i,he recommendat,ion of the Planning Cbmmission and accept, the proposed sketch, which does meet the requirement of',the City� Ordinance� fox• +,he Spartan Store east boundary� planting strip.,' S�COnded by Sheridan. Upon a voic� vot,e, there being no nays� the moti0n caraied unanimously. SETBACKS P'OR PAMITY ROOMS AT REFSt OF' GARAGE: � �+�� 'a' ! i �I � ,r,.i,i ' The City Manager explained that some!Lime° previous th3s item'was'SUbmitted'to the Buildin� St,andards subcommittees. This particular'discuesion was du2 'to the fact they Yiad attempted to come up with and pxOVide a��prav3e�.'AAl�hexeby a person �ri�hin„ to build a family room et the rear of a garage,wayldy,not have {,o appear befbre the Board oF Appeals, their recommendation belYig t,k��'t al family room coul�l he attacY�ed prov� ded there ��ere no windows on that, �id'e', Qnd �provided the gara�c =:a, fire-proofed on all three sides including the ce�.ling.' It Was explalned L-he Planning Comm�_ssion had then �all:ed this over and't1�e 61ty,,Manager had euggested i.he City Attorney be asked for en opinion of, pu�ting IEhis �ar,ti- cular provision in the Zoning Ordinance. � le{,ter on thie had'been'rece'ived and st?tes thai. if this were put i❑ thc 7,oning Ordinance as part'o� tile "Loning Or- dinance i,hat it, would be set up that if someone didn't tieve�an'attached,�arage� ' �, i � I they cbuld,�still put,in the f�mily xoom, that n five foot side yard vou]d Ue se�j, up with';or'without,an attached garage. The Planning Commission� ii, was furthex• �stated��had re,�ommerided that this particular ordlnance not be passed. Motion bq Johanson to continue the consideration of the aetbacks For family rooms at the 'rear of �aragea to an undetermined date in the ful.ure. Secondzd by Sheri- dan. 'Upo$I,a�'I`voice Vote� there being no nays� the moL2on cerried unanimously. ^,� ii LOT SPLIT REQ,EIEST: ROY WILLMEIN - LS. #63-28: LoT 2, IlLOCK 1� P�ROOKVII�IW 2DlD ADllI`PIOl�I: Mayor Nee announced this was a 1ot split requect by Roy �+Iillman on Lot 2, Blocic 1� Brookview,;2�d Add3tion. The City Manager read the recommendation oi' i.he P]an- ning Commission. City Eng�neer Broian presentcd surveys to members oC the Ci1,,y Council. Councilman .7ohanson stated that at t,he ttme the streei �n qiiesi,ion uas blacktopped� that at the public hearing the residents south of it tiiere opposed 1000 pe'n c'en-� so,the owner� Mr. Madsen, had stated he would dro in and blacktop the entire stxeet and when the lots were sold the residents cauld pay 1ii�n. No one ever he,s� it was stated� but the person selling that lot ar lots has a choice lot and he'wasn't charged for any sssessments aed Lhe ]oi.�aas mado more valuablc by at least $�00.00. Motion by 4Tolke to approve the lot split requcst by Roy Willrean on Lot 2, Filocl: 1, 8rookvi'ew'2nd Addition. Seconded by Ilrook. Upon a vnice votc, Lhcre be�ne; no naye� the motion carried ur.animously. PId�NNING,COMMISSZON MEETING, AUGUST 1, 1g63: F RECEIVE MINUTF.S OF PARRS & PLAYGROiTlVD5 SUB-COMMITI'EE MEETING OP JULY 22, l Mayor Nee announced��this item wae the recelvinq of Parlcs ¢nd P1�ygroLmcls SuU- Committe''e'�leetipg� also� the recammendation by the Planning Commissiou to concur with the Perka;,and Playgrounds Sub-Committee and recommend to the CiLy Council the' paxehase'io�' lands and worldn� �greement with the School Iloeird of Dic trict ��1�I. The City,Mana�er'read the recommendation of th� Plannin� Commis�io❑ and expla�ned thet the Schpol Board is willing to go alon�; with the idea of a p�irlc and felt it should have the approval of tl�e City Councll rather than �pend any more money on the propE"rty;� I� was noted this would save the purchase of a park tin this area and,that is why the Park Board is recommending it. Mayor Nee� stai,ed he t'elt i.hi� was an excellent idea and it is ❑lao bein�; docie in i.he m�el, moderii ��ail, systcros. Mot'ion Uy'Sheridan'to concur �aith the recommendation of the Plenning Connnission anrl authorize,�City Attorney S�th to eontaei; thc Rchocl Doard of D�_stxict, /�11� xela- tive to developing a working a�rreement. Seconded by �roolc. lTnon a voice voi,e, there baing no naya�'the motion carrieft Lmarilrriouely. The Cit� I�Iana�,er read the ser_ond recommendatlon o? the Planninq Conauiesio�� r^ garding the'pqrchase of six lots in Riverview IIeights and ste�ted i,hat sometiir�e in the'� pas,t t2ie 'City Council had authorized negotiatzons for the :;ix loi.: plus the poesib�ility of obtaining i.�ao others. The figure arrived at is no�� $42j.Op perilot and the�'appraisal the City of P'rldleV had received was hti��her. Cotme�l- man Wolke inquired as to the size of the lots and w�;s told tlie�y vere appx�o?c�- mately 25 feet by 150 feet. The City Manager erplained t.herc= were pxoLably some assessments on thia land but not a great deal and the City Council tiad authorized the negotiati'ons up to �600.00 per lot, Councilman Wolke inqulred ialiich sLreets the�e ],ots bordered on �nd �iae told between Ironton, iiugo and Broad St,reets. C�ty Attorney Smith inquired what the lot numbers irere and was tulcl chey wrre Lots 3j through 1F2 incluaive� B]ock Ii. Motion by,Wolke^to�concur with tYre recommanrlaL�on of the Plann9ng Cornmission aad authorize 'purchase of Riverview Heights Lot: numbers 35 througl� 42 inclueive, Block H at approx�mately ��+25.00 per lot c�itl� further understranding thai, the City of Frid'ley as'sume special assessmerts relat�ve i;here to. Secmidc3 b�; ,fohanson, Upon a voicevbte� t,here bein�; no nays� the moi.�oiz carx•ied t�narumous7�. Mayor Nee retired from the CoLmczl Tahle� �*cive] to acting M.�,ye�r Joliaiwon. PUBLIC HEARING: PREI,IMINt1RY PLAT �E63-O6 - A�RN�RD JULK047SK1 • Gt1�'fPdl, '.> ADllITIOPI (� „ `Che City b7ar,a�;rr read the recommendation of the Planning Commisaion: City En�lneer Brown presented a eketch i.o the City Council oi L-he preliminaryl,plat,�63-06 and ex- pl�ined same. The Cit7y M�na�er statPd this area was one that becsuse of the tri- an�;ular eizc• of I,he 1ot� t.he oianer was unable to split and i�,had'to be replatted. Mot,ion hy Wolke Lo concur wii,h the recommendation of the Planning Commisaion and accepL l,h�G as the pre]3minary plat of Wayne's Addition� I,ot 50��Block J� River- view i�ei�;hts and Lot 13� Revised Auditor'e Subdivision #103 and set a publiC hear- ing. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being n0',n�ye,! the'mo�ion carr��d unanimouely. '�� Mayor TSre rrl,urn�d to the Coimctil Table, gr�vel to Mayor Nee PHPLIMINARY PLAT �/63-01 - GUNllFRSON TERRAC�; S SUBDNISIOPd 129 EXCEPT Tf� EAST 20 FEET 0 � � � �OT 1�, PART OF M�,yor Plee announred this was a puUlic hearing on the preliminary p].at for Gund- erson Terr�c�. �Phe City Mznager read the recommendation of the Planning Commisslon. City Eng�necr Brown presentcd maps to the City Council of the area., City Attor- ney Smith rnqnired if P'ireside Drive was being dedicated by this plst. City Engineer T�ro�m rPplied that it was. Councilman Sheridan�inquired of,Cit,y Attorney Smtth �fii, wouldn't be better to have exceptionc included in the'plat and wa� told �t noG contingent. Mayor i4ce inquired if other owners in area had been conl,aci.ed �ho�aL �oining in the plrat and was told they had not. �__1 Motion hy Johanson to conrur with i.he recommendation of the Planning Commission and approve thxs as the prellm�nar,y pl�t ��63-01, Gunderson Terrace� Lot T2� ParL oi' Lo1, 15, Auditur's Subdivision �129 except the �ast 20 feet mf South 222 feet and set a public hearing. Seconded by Srook. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Br�ok inquired if the City Coun- ctl shouldn't instruct the Ctty Manager to contact owners in thelarea to join in the plat as propoaed. There was no Council action taken bqt the,City,Council stated t,hey ��ould like the City P4anager to contact certain paTties involved,in i the plai. to eee if they would 7.ike to ,7oin in this plat, , I � ° ' � __J REZONING RLRUEST -�& M DEVELOPMEPdT COMPANY - COMMERC� PARK: i °' � Meyor T��ce announced this was a rezonzng request by E,& M S➢evelopmeht,Company for area ca]lr�d Commerce Park. The City Manager read to the City Cotanci,l the' recom- mendation oF the Planning Commission and explained there wae'en omission which he read �nto the mot�on of the Plannin�; Commis�ion which,would be'spproVed at tl7e following meei,ing of the Plr�nning Commission. Motion by Johanson to concur T,iith the recommendation of the,Planning Commission and deny i,h� rezoning request by F. & M Development Company Yegarding Commerce Parlc to amend Ser.tion 5.7 oC the 'T,oning Ordinance of the City of Fridley.,Seconded by Sherid�n. Upon a roll ca]1 vote� those vot�ng in favor of,the motion��Johan- son, Sherlr�an� NPe; those oppoGed to the motion� Wolke; those,ab�taiming� Brook. Mo��on carrted. � �i comM�nvr_c�mroras PURF OIL COMP�DiY: BLJILDING PERMIT• Mayor Nee ��nnounced Lhis was a request by �he firm of Dorsey�i0wen'��Marquar�� Windhorsi, and [desT,, Attorneys at La�a, to Ue heord regarding the �bulldingi permit requrst by the Pure OYl Comoany. The City Manager read to the City Council the lei;trr from said firm under i,he name of Duane E. Joseph. Maybr�j�Iee,stated there was a report from the Safet,y Committee on thi� matter. 'Mr.'Duane E� JoSeph'was present �nd reouested they be allowed to illustrai.e briefly on"this„matter� that it had rome Ur_Core the Fridley Council previously through the Planning Commission �n April, tl�at i{. had been approved by them and followin� this� the isauance of a special use permit had been approved. He further stated that� sizbsequently� ii; had Leen approved b� the Du3lding Committee; it was also befor8 the Q,Qunty En�ineer and the City Engineer and approved and then�refe`rreil'�tb t11e�,Tra�fic Com- mitteF, i,hat �t, was his understanding that the Traffic Commit;te'e tiad recommended i J 4 4+ driveways be'placed thirty i'eet back iT�stead o� t��enLy-f�ve fFeti bacic Fx•om the road. Th�s wa's not done� he explained� on the basls of ordinance buL w�lh tt�e idea o� tra�`fic control and his farm ielt 6ha1; the proposnl 1,1�� 1hPy hnd sub- mitted to the Tsa£fic Committee atid all oL};ec rommittF•es ader�Lia`ely controls tbc traffic� that,it is the best controlled tr2Cfi� �lan in F'ri��1Fy aL Lhe przseni. time. T1r. 'Jpsyph asserted tl�ere F�as no other service stAtii�n in Pxidlcy th�t hae this kind oi' control anr� h1:; client and he felt zhey were betng d�scriminal.ed against; thatithey did subm�t Lhey were as tini,r-x•ested in pub]_zc safeCy ,s anyone else and�felt that this station �2as safe. Fiixther� thet each iamc they moved the � building back� they lose parl�ing space. Mayor Nee inquired where tYie aprons for 1,hi; s�xvice station ��ou1d drain. r1, �ias explained there was no topog available but the proposed draLnage sias explained and a discussion held on how this would be donc. Mayor Piee innutred as to the owner oi the property end was told the Pure 0�1 Company has an option on it but Mr.TM'eisen oWns it� thet there Zs a lettPr of ��,reement betwF•er 1,r . Tlieieen and the Pure Oil Company. Motion by Joh&,nson to issue L-he building perm�L zahich had b�en prev��usly author- ized to the Pure Oil Compeny £or � eervice stat�on on the coi^i�� f UniversiLy Avenue Northeast snd Missi�sippi Street. Seconded Uy Broolc. Counc�linan Arool� stated the Safety Commiti.ee ha3 recommended thai, the servic�= eLeL;on be set bar.lc some 30 feet and inquired �rhy l,his could not he done, thai, �e Pe=li, ir, �i,uld be set back thirty feet. Cotancilman Drook was told that the Pure Oil Company fe1T it would aerVe� ho beneficla] use� that i;o move i.he cervice r,i,F,i.ion Urarb would cause the los,9 of parking spece and there are no oUjective standerds proposed by ordinance.�' It was further stated by represental.ives of i,he Puxe Oil Comp�ny that at the other three intersectlons there are no cLmb cuts or traF£ic• controls ��hai,- eoever� that it is commendable to have these arcl 'Lhey had ati,�ni�>Lec� lo do i,h�e� that their cur6 cuts and set,bacic� are be Lter than in any othe=x• cm nex oI the coni- munity nozu. Dr. Wright of the Safety Committee stated ho �ilshed to rebut souie po�nts, Tliat hZS comm3t,tee believed this zntersection tirill have l�eavy traffic �nd t,hey would — like to clear the four corners but it is impossible. Furth�r, that �s L-his corner is the only corner to be bui1L they do h�ve an inf7.uence oC not buildzeg any mor•e i of the othex l�ind. Mayor Nee inquired if there were anyone psesent uho wished t,o amend the motion on the coz�dition of tne setbacl: recommende3. Counc�lman Jol�an- son stated that irom a saiety standpoint lt Zs qood but from an euglncering stand- point it ian't: Upon a roll call vote� those votin� in fabor of i,he motion Plee, Wol,ke� Johaneon� �rook. Tho�e opposed, Shexidan. Motion c�rried. WALTER �USH:',LAP�D ACQUISITION PAYMENT: The City Mane�er read to the City Council the communication fro�r Llalter L. Bush, Jr.� attorney,at 1aw� and explained that� basically, i,his wou]d be t1�P amount oi' taxes that p¢rty in questaon would pay to tYie City of Fridle,y ba,e•d oii the valii- ation oP hio prppexty on the i.ax books� thai, they are not, actually asking For reimbureementlfor ta�ces but lt is a matter of' principal. The City Manager sug- gested to the'City Council that the City of Fr�dley do get this matter off the books and clea'r up the suit� that the iaater l�nP in question �s in a.id Fridlcy does need this on 7th Streei,. Motion by Wolke to purchase Lot t�aenty-one (21), in Blocic ten (LOI, llonnay'� Lakeview Manor Addition and thirty (30� feet of Lot Twenty-Two(22), Block ten (10��, Do4n�iay`s �,akeview Manor Addition for the �,um oz :�1,900.00. Seconded by She'r3de.n.� Upon a voice vote� there being no nay,s„ the motion carried unanimously. RCCREATION COMMISSION: CONCFSSION AT HEACH• � ThA City Manager read to tlie City CoUncil the communication from the b'riclley Re- creation Comntission stating the Cormnission would like to have the City's permis�- ion Yox exclusive �ight to operate the Morre LaP.e Beach Concession Stand, ster•tin�; Zn the SUmmer'of '1j6�. Councilman Sheridan stated this idea e�houLd Ue tlioughtoui, mor,e thoroughly� thdt it could cost the C�ty of Fridley more tlian i,hey �aould de- rive from it',' The City Manager explained that all purchases uould he on consign- ment. Councilman Wolke suggested 1,hat rather than deny �he ceque,i., it shou]d, perhaps, be looked into. � l� m D"otion b}� S?ollce to continue the request Uy Y,he Recreation Comtnissiori regard- zn� thr ��r�c�,�31on at Moore Lake Reach until the meeting of,AU�us� 1�9th:;' �econded hy Sherzdan. Upon a vo2ce vote, there beiag no naYS� Ghe mo�i,or�� carried unan2mously. f � , � JAFGF'R & ^TEtUP�• RIVERVIEW `I'�RRACE: � � � -- � i� Mayor Ti�e annnunced this was a petltion for the vacation of Riverv�ew Terrace i'rom 7�tli �tre�t south to Broacl Avenue. The C?t,y Manager expleined to'the C�ly Crnancil i,hr problem inv��lved and stated the owners felt the texes were too liiql� �nd �.��re unable to l�uild homes in the area. "' Motion by Joh3neon to receive the communication from Mr, Jaeger,,and Mr. Strub �nd place on f�le. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion carriad unanimouslv. ��' I � OMAN. �RF,I�^: , The CLLy P4nna,�;er sugge�ted thc referral of the above matter to'the City Attorney to sce if there was any l�ability ronnected. Mr. W. R, Oman was pre^eni, io sho�� photos and to explain Lo the City Counc3l the eutting of' branchec ofP Lrees wh2ch he owried. �� I i, Moti�n Uy Joh�n;;on to refer claim of W, R. Oman to City Attorney Smi'th for inslYiict,ion ancl advlee at i,h� n�act re�,ular meetin�; on AUgust 19th� 1<j63. Sc�cond�r) �y Sdnike. Ilpan a vo�ce vote� there betng no nays� the moti'on carried tman�mously. " AI�L+IXAPIDrR COPiGTRUC'PION COMP�tPIP: GR(1VEI� PIZ': ��'� , 'Phe Citv i4onaEPr explained to thP City Counci]_ th� letter i'rom Alexa�nder ' Construciion Company requestLng a permit to operate a gravel'pit on the Ylill�nm <<oh�isan property' in 1.he C�ty of Fridley and si,ated that if the proposal wos aloa��; the lines tahich the Cii�y Council nad daecussed� that'" perhap; th�y sUould refer thic ltcm to the City Attorney to check and make __ it airt��*ht for i,he protection or the City and then contact the� resi�denta ' in i,he �ren �nd �how them i.his proposal and explain to them how'it would be propoeed ln �pread this pro,7ect over three to four yeara: Councilman J��hansn�� rrque;ted to know uhat they considered tn the way of re$trictions. Counc�lman SYi��ridan stated th�t whatever the City of Fridley told Alexander Consi,r�_action Company the performance bond would probably be in the amoutSt i,hat the enginPering department p7us the Clty Counczl would�feel_we8' 9us'tified eeemed l;o eatisfy Mr. Wm. C. Grymme of Alexander Construc�ion�Ctlmpany. Mr. Grimmc had si,al,ed he zaould do the work ac they progressed'and'it wae believed th�t at least l,he way Mr. Grimme spoke there was some intent the"City Council had not had before. �� i' � p Moi,ion U,y Sheiid9n to refer the proposal o£ Alexander Coastruction Company for a requcsi, to operate a gravel pit on the William Johnson propesty,in the City oi rridle,y to the City Attorney for appraisal and report"on August 19th� 1963• Sccond�c7 by Joht�nson. Upon a voice vote, there being nol'nay6,�"the mot�oi� carr�ec� vnanimously. �i I', COP'P�iJ[�IIClS'I'TOId FROM S. QUALHF7M REGARDING TFIC P1r. S. Av�lhc�m, attorney at, law representing o�aners� was present Yegarding the rezoning of Hutchinson`s Plat on East River Road and OsbOrne Roa�d'and — I s�.ared the inierested parties wPre willin� to and already had^'��IDpYo$�ed a��• � � traff'�c consultant; further, that a reeommendation had been med�e'on,Apriil 11th to employ 6h� services of a rrafiic consul�ant so that they kiafl fe1ti�'�� this nas neces�ar,y and had employcd the services of a person wHo;Wae in public work and had him malce a recomm�ndation on same. This recommendat3ori�r'it was stated� conForms to thc recommend�tion that wa� made by the Streete,'end i iJti7it�es sub-committee on Apri] 11Lh t�nd that� since this prOblem��appears {,o �e the problem in question, Mr. Qvalheim stated� they felt''�hat `thia ' �' ��'� � i �� , �; _k �redommendation'm3ght be accepted and �this property rezoned. He �'uri,her explained,their original appearance before the Clty Council had been two and one-h�lf years previaus and they had done et�erything with respect to this larid''tp',�IconiOrm to the rules and regulations, il�rther� i.he i;�io houses oti' ��the� lattfl' ��,�n� 'qvestion were vaeant and substandard and remnval and the in- stalYatiot� ofi�other facilities wauld benefit the City of Pridley. Mr. �valheim sta'ted the traific problem could be worked out. Mayor Nee�stated that Mr. Kordiak, County Comm�ssioner, had voted a�aii�st the installing o�' traffic light at that cornex•, tihat Mr. Kordialc didn't feel a traific light was necessary at Osborne and Fast River Road and if he could � be coxlvinced�r,'9uch a light was necessary so that street light c�ould be �natalled, thie item could be reconsidered. It was generally agreed the matt,er should be placed on the agende for AugusL 19t$� 1963 fos• reconsideration. COMMUNICATIONIFROM-E & M DEVELOPMGNT COMPANY - PLTITION �29-1963: A letter from E& M Development Company, in the form of e peia tion was pre�enCed to'the City Cpuncil regarding the pavino of �9th Avenue Plorthea5t zurl Rice Creek Boulevard. City Attorney Smith explained this could be proces�ed iF a signed statement waiving assessment hearings could be received. Motion by'Johanson to receive the petition from E& M Development Company for the paving.of 69th Avenue Northeest �and Rice Creek Boulevard c�nd reFer i,o the'City Manager foT processin�. Seconded by Sheridan. Upoxi a voice vote� there' being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. COMM[JNICATION FROM ME?S. IIARRY MANLEY: Mayor Nee read'to the City Coimcil a letter of connnendation From Mrs. Fiarry Manley. The City Manager t�as zequested 1,o send a letter of appreciatlon to Mrs. Manley,' I VI�TQBS � Mr. Howser of the Howser property c�as pre�ent regardin� the Collii�s property. He wtated they were renting yard space and rnshed to put in u hou�P Crailer as a temporary office buildinc behzs�d the fenced in area. i�. was expl�ined there is a shop that belongs to Mr, Dexter and t,l�e trailer ]�ousc� tiiould be located peax the'shop. Councilman Wolke requested to know the length of time the permit was'askefl for and was told one year. Motion by Wolke �to issue a ti°ailer perm�t Lo Mr. Howser as e� t.empus�ar�y ofLice building on the Collins proper�y for one year upon the paymeni, of �.he Fees necessaiy. S'econded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there bein�; no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr.,LeRoy Anderson of 75Ei1 Alden Way wes present regarding t,he pavin�, oF streets in his area, He explained to i.he Cit,y Councxl that lr�st Ju]y 30th the street was going to be surfaced and thzs spring he was told it uas �oing to be surfaced and he had now been L-old the City Council hac3 deleted this st�eet fx'om the year's surf�cing program and onshed i,o lcnow why; Y,hat l,hey did have etorm'sewer but no street. Mayor Nee explained the reason it wa� deleted v?as b"ecauee there wa� a storm sewer problem and jt would l�e3ve been very burden'sbme on only three people in the area to Yiave tl��=, irn��tovPmerit put in. The City Council was told the people iu the area felt rht=y ti�re payinF; for more than their ehare at the present. Mayor Nee expla�ne�d the dasit,n oC � the street called for dra2nage to a small area aboui, i,he middle of Ll�e road and the drainage district involved a ver5� small amount of propei°ty t]iat had to go around, the St. Paul Watzrworks; thai, t,t�e Ca ty EnginePr }iad advised a�ainst bui]ding a street wlthout storm drainagr_ and 1,he Cit�� Coun�il hrul felt they shou7.d try and find anol;her solution Uecau�e tlie need For Ihe si,orm sewer occurred out of the desire t,o pave the street. City Engineer Srow� explained that Mr. Andersan's pr�l,lem is thnt hc is out- side the proposed draina�e area and it would mean the paving of a short sec- tion of street. Mayor Nee si.ated the quesLion �aould Ue ��heLher tl�� resjdents ��;4, wauld Uc wi1L nF, to enter into such an agreemeni,� that the residents�that had appeared beFore the City Cotancil had spid tlze problem of s�orAt,dra3n�ge iG createcl by paving the road, Lh1t as it appeared to the City'iiCoUncil"there wotiild be only threa or Pour properties �hat ��ould pay moat�,of�r,�the�'eob`t;,'�r, M�yc�r Nee ctated tha� if �he area would be willang to assume a�qprop,Or�io�nate share of 'he cost oF t,he draina€;z 1ine, the picture would be dif�exen� be-„ caizsz it does occur as a rceu7_� of paving. 2he City Manager W�.a ddTected, to drav up a proposel on costs and other possibilities in this'area',' � � i � � � � Mr. Mayna2•d Rasmussen o�' l�',00 Lake Street was present regard3n� SprYng Br,00k Park E1ddiLion. He expla3ned to the City Council they w3she�1 '�0�"�T�e.t twp , model home�e Cor the area but they u�ere unable to get building.,;peY�mi�s� �hat l,h�v t�nd r� problem wh2ch is noti� ten weeks old and an a,�reement'on'the storm se�aer ��Yi!�:li h,rl been talked �Uoui, ti�s go�n� {,o be made. The City Manager su�gc�clecl to t,he Ciby Counc�.l i.hat Mr. Rasmussen meet with City Attorney Sniii,h lo �;et i,his agreement dra�an and the mati,er resolved. , The sgreement was i,o be lhaL t,lie storm see�er �.= lar�er than what normally is required and in order to �et, a vacation of � serv�ce road� this party was to agree'to pick up the coe,i. Mr, RasmuGsen stated they had a �ood home promotion eet for SFptcmber 2f,h �i�d i�,�aas st�71 possible but they couldn't get the building ' permits due to the ��et the n�;reement 1�ad not been dra^an �nd,if Gouncil acl,��, ��re n�1, taken this evening �t �aould be another two week9'beiore,i� Yias ar,a�n pxe:,ented. City ALtorney Smith explained to the Citq Council that t�uild�n�; perm2tc had Ucen issued sub�ect to apreements and inqixis'ed iF the hearni�; h:�d becn he]d, The City Manager explained that every,thing was in, ordex u� i.lt t,hc� exception or Lhe a�;reement bein�; drawn� that the, iinal plat had b�en �pproved. City Attorney Smith suggested the issuing o� the building permil,s �uh�ect to the agreement bEin� drawn. �, „ � Moi,�nn bv Wo1Lo to issti�e builrling �ermita to Mr. Maynard�'Rasttlussen bn Lots ty�o and three or I,ots three and i'our on Liberby Street and that no occupancy permit can be issued until �preemeni, regarding storm aewer is 5igned. Seco,nded Uy Johraneon. ilpon a voice vo�.e, there being no nays� the mo�ion carried,unan- imou,7_y. CLATNS � �J ,�„ I , � � Motion by 4lolke Lo approve payment of General Claima #678 through �$12. Secon�led by Jo}ianson. Upon a voice vate� there be3ng no naye� the motion carrl�d nnanimour,ly. . �; h1ol.�on by �llericlan to apprnv� payment, of Liquor Claims #5509 throu�h #5551� Seconded by ,iohanson. Upon a voice vote� therc'being no nays� the motion carried unan2mou�ly. � P1otion bv Drool: Lo approve pa,ymenti o£ PuUlic iJi.ilities Claims #2668'through �f2701�. SPCOndc�d by Soh�nson. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the mot�on c�rr�ed uuanimously. � ESTIMA`I�5 : Mot�on hy Wollce i,o approve tlie fol]owing estlmates Dunkl�y Surfacing Comp2ny 375� Gx��nd 8treet Northeast MinnPapo7 i_� � 2d� nnesott� A]exander Con�i,ruction Company 4C41 IIiawatha Avenue South Minneapol7s 6� Minnesota Seeonded hy Johanson carrjed lauammously. � � �, i I; � Retimate �6 (Partzal}, � ' 1962-2A streets � ��$15,�3�7•Z5� I'' � Estimate �f6 (Partial) �' 1952-2B Streets , � �,2��,�4�7,.17, � Estima-�e �1 (Part3al�� '�; � �� ,� � �� i "' � , 1963-1 Stxeets ��10��3�1+�.11i , Upon a voice vote� there being no nays'� li,the� ��oti�o� , � � � ' I I � � �i'�i Councilmari�Wolke inquirsd if Randall and ner�;lwid had ever bepn pai�� foi° Lhe�r work on Mlesisaippi Street uhich l�ad come t,o approxir�ately �`,�700 ,and the Lill for same',hed beerl $240D and the definite i,otal cost oF eame. `Phe C�tv Manr��,�c explained�that� originally, the City Council har9 appxoved tlie estiimate but that he would give them a summary of the iteiT�. Mayor Nee inquired il, at eome point� the reeponsibility far the �5700 could no1, Ue arrive�l at, Lh�r,Pqr. Lametti� coritractor� was call]n�*, regardinf thec� repairs on h91�s�ssjpp� Street, LICENSES:I Councilman She;riden inquired with rFgard to l�cer�se�s if the C�t�� Co�mci] r�ished �o issue a license for a used car lot to Frid]ey Aui,o F�ofly, 1,7�af,, to his knowledge'there was an insuFficient �rea for a used car lot, a: LY,e addre�s mentioned.�, 'Mr. Carl Paulson o1 �+30 57tYi Plare Northeaet sf,atPn tl�si if Lhe City Council were referring to the �'ridley Au�,o l�ady, the ne��;hbors nta�te the,y are infririgin� on their property� that.it was a�reed criginnlly ��t�en tL��ut per- mit was issued that there was i,o have been a 1�Pd�e built alon� Uiiiv� rs� ty Avenue. Councilman Wollce explained to Mr. Paulson tk�at the lot U�=7� �nd the body shop is owned by the body sliop owner and Lhe ��roperty had ha�en trarisPc�r�°ed. The,City Manager suggested Lo the City Council they hold thi� ltceo�E in abey- ance for f,urther study. Motion by Johanson to approve the tollozau�� licenses: DELIVERY TRUCK � Bartholomew Cleaners Jame: D. Ilartholomec; 1415 West Sroadway Minneapolis� Minnesota 55411 SOLICI�'OR"S Bartholomew Cleanere Ger�]d Ames 1415 Broadway West Minneapalis� Minnesata 55411 NJ]4! PT�W Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� t,here bein� no nays� th� uioi.�on carried unanikuously. Motion by Wo1ke to approve i,he fo]]owing contr�c�l,os's licenscs: ELECTRICAL G1obe,Electric Company 57?0 Excelsior Boulevard blinneapolis 16, Minneso�a KwalBten'Ej,eotric Company 9�5 Park'Avenue Minneapolis� Minnesota EXCAVATING d. A. Danens�F�^Son, Inc. 5106 Brookside Avenue Minneapolis}'M3nnesota i GAS,SERVICES,, Mill City Heating & A�C Co. 13005 E. �.(th,Avenue North Minneapolis 27� Minnesota Sassco� Tnc. 475 Sth Avenue N.W. New Brighton� Minnesota by: Arvo Koponen by: John F�tialsten by: J. f . Danens by: Will�am Stevenson by: ElainF .Tensen RF•neual Renewal Renewa] Fenewal Rc�ne�,ial �iL.,� � �; GENERAL COPfTRE1CTORS �' AdolpH�on & Peteraon� Ine. 6701 West 23rd Street��,''` � Minneapolis� Minnesota 55426 ;�„ Engesether Construction Co. 1F601 }3oone Ave�nue North Minneapolis ?_�i� Pqinnesota Kraus-Anderson, Inc. 5�l South E�ghth Stree`t Minneapolis, Minneeota Lakeland Br3ck & Stone Co. � 147 Craig Wey N.�. � , ' Fridley 32� Minnesota ' Sheldon M7rtenson 1289 Skywood I,ane N.E. Minne�apolis� Minnesota HEATING , ,, Sassco, Inc. �75 - Fith Averiue N.W. NeyiI3r�ghtom, Minnesota �,v�zrrc Easl,man Plumbing Company 561 — 36th Av u N�' �'', � �.-„� f , � � �.� j ;dl�� . � i � , l�� i9��li�� {��"w� � i.�� q � , " � ' i I � ' ��i4f' � ,f."•�µt? � �ix ',;i^ i If` .� I� �m� F�n�i ,�'ri Iali' r i�� F� 'i i� � , '1r,-�,i�j� ,�xh!�I ^i a � � '�{�ki94��'�'',',i � ' r, � � � "` i'� � '��?' � 'w,,° ��i��t' �•�;' , ��""` � � _ �i, �i li _,�sm ,�� i' .r��l,� ,.by�;., Uharles �Pet�redn ��,+s�;J�;,� �;; �'��.,�,�el�aweL' I � � ��r,'pl�; ,,��Y�i 4� k�„ d,,, '�� , .,04. ;i.� �rr�� iV:',4,. II ' �� . r °u� i I ' ` � � ' � "# � k' ,'�'.t", I�;I,! �� ,th,`;i �,,ar:'�d'ii�{W�, <4; � i�y: Ronald EngPSetlier „'�;,�,�I l��' Re�i'ewal� , �� '�I',, �'4�^`;�'�;.',i;.'�7'a�i�', " I��- , _� �� , , ��,I'�i' ,I�ly9 � � , �� i�h�� .fi i ' e � �ipp�`�� i�� 1 �� Yfly� � �� i . 5 at�.�1�I�IC�� Jir� I by: �R. Meekan � ��;'°,a�u��°2k��'-�., B r�ewal � ' ' i i��i "��t��,li,�p^.��i*�"�. �gy .eti�li I `� �:Ihi,t� !'�;,� 1.^� � d '� ' ' ",i 17�. � '�' ��.�v4"�',� y. �IfiQ i ,� � �� e� �i , a,', . i. '�}� i ��Mil'�'��i� �i��k�v��' �bp`��iYVE'�'� ( � ' x � �� s� �� , t�y�:'�tC�xylo,Czidhraj�;°"'� '��:.,p�'��p�3,a ��', $e�n�w�l' , a ,,: �R:y�;,,�, ,,'3��mqp�^.:�r;}�.{t �, ��i� � �`', ' ' , ' , '(.e�;�� }I��NM1'V�,�,tia n, tx � , i { �. rj`�,��4 .-,r ' ' `" '� �i i �� '�, �i'' `i��'��'� ��.,'� 'GA;��`�rtXiz. � ,�., ��'i by:. ,Sheldon Mortenebn,� � ;.r.�;��d,',�=�g�+'S1'�tr� l�e w�al �� .i�,y�v I��,��iil;�� '�I{��4{CAi ��li:', � °; Ysi, P�a, �,.�, .�J, � � I� � � � r,�z'�a.S��„r��J��l��9f��",�'��"��'��"�.,'�� ','' °" I�I''u. r� 5�� f� y � �� , , '( � �� 1 � 'nr,�eer,er,' ,`4�; ' ' i�hr, ,n,� _.,�� ,d by: Elaine Jensen ,^' '��,,';"i�l,;y��,'I',��, ' Repewal � , � � i;�i;"��,',-n''�y'�,�, �;�,, � � , '�� ,i� y� °�ie�r4�� '�-�t' LI J � I 1i �`^t��ll ti �'��61�i �iv�' ' ' �' � ��`"��irr ^ �1��I�17�� i ,y��#±y,,� I1��; C7 i I � en e . ,„�„°.di��e'„�S�'h� ��I' ", � i � � `�,ry°. �. .� i�to� , P � �� Minneapol�s, �Rinnesota by: Bruee Fastmen i ,��I�''�Ir � � New � ;;',',,,�' "a�H;� `,� ,',�„ ' LaVahn Srotl-e �, � i 1'�J� IL1C. �� '"i`�14�f�y�.a`�kJdi�r '^��.tn � � Ii , Lf, � ti ri� , 4�(78 Lynde�le Avenue North I-'yt,r,4��. ��.v:u, ti„ � Minneapolie� A9innesota by: Roberi LeVahn ,�� '�� . fi �Y�.� ;'�i }� , , � �', �, �h� �, ,e'� z,�i }� i�p Seconded by Broak. Upon a voice vote,�� there beit��g�',no��,[�.�i9a,S��' carried unanimously. � � , -a'�' "��h i � ',, , ,;',i, ,i�ya;ii ORDINANCE AMENPTNG OftDSNANCE 18 , ' �� ' # 3 (vErmORS): , , .:,�� „`','tt�;rl a, Meyor Nee announced �t�hi�s wae the iirst��rea8ing o�', sn oY�fli.%�"hc�� Ordinance �lt�g ,regarding vendors wh�,ch�, gives the 'mew', t�.��m ' and prohabits saun$ broadaast, � ' "��;y'E�ji�i��,i; ' ' ' ` ' fi'.i,ti�`�•i��•'�^�P Motion by Wolk�: that this be considerea as the firs'� 1',�at�liiig,�� amending Chaptex 16'of �„the �City Code pi' Eridley and ,sp�c�E��e�� 16.03 end 16,Oj2 tk�erAOP�; so as to limit the� �im�' o�i``�s�x�`qt ��i 't71a city lim3ts and„ tio �i�bH3bit any�no��se or;,¢ound makYi3`�'�d��v3 �rucks or equipmen�,' Seconded by Brook. Upon a�voi�e,V,pt�,r�t •� 15 , � i�' I nays, tl�e motyon carraed vnanimous , � � �� , '� Qi��'�µYr°� iyf�� PETITIONS: � � � � ��sr,',`Jo,K � `,,'rv � ii�'�'�� , ; ',p�, ��x=.�r Mayor Nee announced the receipt oP a petition �'or yta'�s�,end`�:�� from Fir i.o Llm and E1m to Oak but thst petit3on was Wj�9se'cm1 Lion of own�aa wa�'involved. '� � � � ``'3&„�,�""�^�II i � ' � ,� +3 y° � ' � � � i •, � � i� � . � � , � , , � ' i„ .�ya'�n��`� �"��il Motion by Jah�nson�"to reeeive Pe�itioiis �27,=1J63��a�d��c��'1�Q�� to tlie Cit,y Mraneger'%or"'�processing.�' 'S�conded by'Brook':b,l',�i0t�� th�re being na nays� the moLion carried �unal�imous,ly., ''" '�J � ' �� ,� ;��s:.'��I��,� ' � ' � ri'�.t,yay`�a� � � � � � i , �� i ��ti�; �w�u �I� . � �� ' , i� ' , �ti� � . ,�n{•,"�',,! � � ��i l � � �( '�'" ��I f A� � � `i� li . ��,7.1i � � • � � � . , � C F i '��I ' , .,ii'� 'i �' 'i i > >n�li�� i �, � i i ' ' �� r � ' '.. � , � � , i � ',�?' �' , t��`i�;�� i , � _ ,'��:i, r ..��..,.,4 �,. i >IIG'i�l,� ��a�il " � I'f��:at 1;�, ',�I'`j � Y ,�� ' ��}:y�l, , ri, il I .pg �� ` � f� � N�e'�r�'"d� , ;r��`."�,!rr: �"t �°,'-'i:�aii nj9<'IJ� , 'H�,nlsnce 'I P�t��i!n',�,, !t�et�'�9�n'g, , ��n'g,�no i' �;oi /5��n�� wrs�.z�i'L..��`+1r i i J'Y'^?�+ �'}P � `, V� � ' � ��, � ,'�� ;�.�, �i � � � ��G, �� , `��"Wsy � �ii� ��di- �.e��G , i rer��,�'�� n�4�'�'e!,�; i �","j, � , ^ , ��'�.�i�:Y�'m ��'�� ' .�E��'�kx��,i �II � I� 4��i f� ' � � � �<-'ki �' ,�� 1 j''ay �X�IIM1' i „ r � � � J 4in,r � �� ,As�zsa3 —.- � irv�' ��: .._ _ ' e trpc�ioY� u�X�irie� i a�� , Ci��} — , � 3,te�,.„t}�i� � � � �� M��.'a�t� .PxQ�A��€� r,�,x�1t(ng, i -wa1�CS,#r�a� l She,��a�� imtyii�]�Y:; � cou��. ~,� 4 , co 1��', � Motion;b� tha,Gity�;i � o�ff@I' ,aCl4�' � Wo]l�e.,� ?Cr a � � � .....,w;� "`",a IIO TSflj�� ,�,� �96�4 bt�t , �s�' Msyor Ne on the n s ior" a, pc ,add,�,or not�.ce� c the mati RECREpTT Mdtvion, � ing he�d nays� $b .M� 7�1 �d � �, i�, �i � �� ;��, , � ��i� �� $ � , i ' i i ' . � � i .i I R �QN . � � �i TO �' A:�' #3' 'S rtE � ; � �,�� A AJ�p 1''}. � I � � � � ' 4 i�� ;� �` � � �a' � „�,R ,r '� s� 7"'x , r� � 9 g,8"d'; tliis, war a � letter ��fving �irices'� xe�aYdiri� a�phalt con- i � �' �;�'�b're,j se.rqe being Shqrewood Lovn�e, ,, Ci�ty Engineer Brown b�@,�,Ctt�',Couhcil these �qu�ted pricec could not be compared with ��'±�ta�e.,�tk�ey, ,it�csude ,matexi'iaT, excavat�ng ;and replacemsnt zrith F 3.Chz�+��tld�, be"�]ti'eker} t'hat bad spotp wou7�d t�e taken out a',�n�i'#?a,a;�o�,ncludesimiac�llaneous work�in ^theaeiprices. Tl�e 3�gg�s'�t�e,�, to ,the, City Ctl'uncil if they wished to agree to this � �Q' �it� �o,n two purchase, � ord,�ers . , � � � � ��,��`,�,�� ' '�-x �. ', i, ' � i „ ' . ,, ; � , , d��on,'�p�autk�orize,�the�City of Fridley bp�,prace�ed w�t}� the " Qeuted,,and draw,n�by Nor�hern Asphalt;Cons�ructiqn Company +�P��'�;5?'�"�&ir siork� ;aspk{alt curb�,n� and �'aePhalt pede �tr3an 'r9eO,d �;b"l�,igey �„�iig�Way,65� �'Fr�idley, Minneso�ta. Seconded by �t��a vpice vota�'��here;bein� no nayo� the�mo#ion�carriecl unan- n�;a �. ° � � � 3�� ",' . . ;' �� QA �,i,�lquired �z�hat� hg,�i �ee�n done wLth,regaxd �to the walk-in ��I.r�,�'he �C,�ty"�Manager'iasked if the �ity� Coune�.l n�ehed the �(�+or did they w�sh,to xeoonoid�r the�oi�'ex,�tp"enlar�re the etox•e. ri'oYz to advise Mr. Art Ckiristenson oi the Shoppin�; Cent,er that ��dley��appxeciates his,o�Tei� for space but does decline sazd jQTixe ythe expansion o� tlie, cooler on Siore ��I. Seconded by �,�a+p ETpok stated there � wpt�ld have to be � same , o,ther i�orlt done I;y,�; theu�xoom necess�ry fp�^;the coaler� �tu�t a compreesox should �xed;as,�it•would �e,n�ceGeary. Upon a voice vqte, there being qtiqn carriea unanimous�,y, 'F�s • .K , � ,� � . � � �r �yy,,,� , � l� �flliirt . a� ,.�, •� � , , i � � �+�^''i�;'�SOLUTTON #117-1963 AND�NOTICE OP AEARTNQ'�'ON MILL LEVY• '�t', A i� �q��,,, „,r , , � r � _ �' ,��,, ,, , , . �anqoUnCed'a resolUtion would be in order for the rAOtice o£ hearin�; � ��'y�� ,Motion by Wolke �o�adop� i2esolution ��117-196j pTOVZd�ng 13Q'"h�e��.r�gito cons3d�r the necessity for special taxes and for �,k:t9��c',SJ.ev��s-in pxcess o�' normal city charter'txr. limits and publish �'�'s�me: -9econded by Sheridan'. Upon a voice vote� there being no na,ys� n',car�deii uxienimously. , , � ,� ; ,; ,i , � ;'�,,' ' � � k, , �SION MED2ING MIPIU'1'�;5; �JULY 16, 1g63: ` iN o,' . � � � � oA�t;to receive the minutes af the Recreation Commission Meet- s�"�.963. Seconded by S,xook. Upon a voice vote� tUere being no carried unanimously. ,. �� n�� r�f sp1�i'Idnwv i�� ', , i i � � I �, �5��'��'�8-�9�3 = �� REGARDING STORM S�WFR NEGOTZATIONS• � , ,i,, �,��,I�� „•, i � � The��,tjk�+MAli4gex�re'ad to the City Coun'cil a resolu�ion on Storm Se1�er Ne�o- tiatidna��xece'iY.,v3'�`g.�two feasibility Reports, and calling a heasing on the imprpvel0ent ��1$ efie;t�fl the esi,ima�ed eqat of this improvement was $6�9,000. � �,� ��zr�iP"`, "��"`hf.. �t�i,_�;�',`� „ ; � �, , �ii',,;. , � �Me,J!� x� a�'4`i,ir�d�of,PCity'�,Attorney' S�pitl�a,wha�. w�s necessary Fox• this reeo� �1titF�.�� ,��`� 'E�`��ttbi!ney Smith�explained'�he boundary deecript�on init,ially was �drac�ty Vox�i�94�,Ontfall Draina6e P�o,ject� the area which had been discussed wi"t17 � `ia��e3gh�9a that after that� meeting� it wae ��ougYit i,hat the � �� r,q��e�� '�.`i�zt� Ppr,t��+gOf ,Hi�hway"�100 � and � North oi 61.s',fii� Aveuue Nortlieast should J,��3� �q �a:;��+31i2��her 'explained e ppb�ic hearing�l�d�'been Yxeld by the �+ � I �'rid��i,��b�ei�,ti�but;;i't k�d�been he1;d some time pas�t and4`��he boundary would not �be a8•C`v,��t��,��hat thie item ahould be returned to �he�'Couneil iloor on the �19'bh�`o�Aitgti'§'��fl i'the coneulting engirieer would have� , a�t that L-3me, the boundar��`'],imit�'<,8esigned for the second project. The City Mane�;er stated that atr the,�iT��Vi.oVS �meeting the City Council had directed �he Cii,y At1,orney to set uP '��'�'�"^��,�p�;;1Yt; oY�der to inaure that' all matters wer6 �roperly covered legallyii '�°QOUilcllmsn,Sheridan inquired iY tl�e estimated cost of thi� report froID,CotQe�tleic'„snd,DBVis wa� included in the figure that had k�een mentioned. ,s i . e. �Citiy,�t�,vi�1@y��Smith`°steted ihat it was and �hem were two saparAtF� letters on each pxoject,y.�`that it was the total of those two estimated fi�ures. , ,�', � , �� ,� , �;, � ,I,II, � .�s ..; ',��'I�,`� , �,' ,a w 'li' ,.7 � r� Mot�on 1�y ido71;�• to pd6pt Re=ulution /�118-1963 receivin� the engineering xe- pori, �nd =rLtixi�; a_public heartng on #6j�F Outfall and the Nor,Ch University Sto�-m Dra�nz�e line. Seconde� by Sheridan. Upon a voice vot�i� there being t�o n��,ys, i,he motion carried �anani�nouely. � • � Coui2cilnan �herxdan stated that following their meeting with tkle City Council oF Columb�� Heights� he had �iven some consider•ai.ion to and wanted to aee the City of Fr�dley and it� off�cials in the best negotiating poei�iom regarding �,lns cooperative agreement bei;ween the other two parties and in discussin� with maLlcr wzt,l� other membexs oF the City Council� he thought�it�'woul.d �he advanta;eous io L+'ridle,y a� a ciiy, Cor what ii, might coet, to' have a'report made I,o surve� the idea of possibly using 61st pvenue Northeast or some'other way other than Hzghtasy 100 so that Fridley could go into negotiat�.or�a and tell other repreeerit,atives FridlFy could go anoi;her way� becauee'the,value'oi'the participafi�n 1n this line on I�ighway �100 to Fridley is only�a;cex'tain, ' amount. "I�� FuxLhEr st,a�ed that wk�ether the City of Fridley wovld ever use th� oi,h�� ❑ltrrnative would };e somei,h�ng else but at least the City,Couneil v�ou1�1 1.rio�� f tJiey were using Hrpbro�ay �100� ii' it were a nego�3�.te�d poin� or an econom�cal Fotint. Councilman Sreridan exploined he had'brjefly c,orisdlted with iliF conci�lt�ng en�aneer, Mr. Comstocic, and had been told'�,$hat it,'voiild poes�bly riot, Ue as ecouomic�l for Pridley to use 61st Avenue N,ortkeast but' he 1z�d hec❑ unable to tell. unt,il facts and fi�ures wer'e ,pooled'}together. � Counc i lnian ?do]]�e inquired thc� amoun t of monies that would be necessary for =uch a report. Mr. Comstack replied he had �;iven no recent corisider',nt7on to the amouni oi' dollars. Councilman Sheridan etated his thinking was the City Council co�al� spend in the nei�hborhood o(' $500.U0 for such a report and �t ��oiald �;ive tho r�ty Council a?�ett,er return in t,heir negotiations Iwith 'the oLhc�r tL;o Part,ies. Mayor Ne� sLated he Felt this was a good idea. Council- nian lohaurnn aE,r�ed, ae did Oouncilman Brook. Mayor IVee inquixed of fiir.�' Comstocic il' hP could give an cstuuai,e as to th� cost of such a repont. 'Mr. Corr�� Lnck �v,qr,�3s L-ed an inPormnl mee t�ng wii,h thc Ci �y Covneil at whYbh� all�' Fipzar�s I}ml, riave been collc�c6�d to date coulr� be considered��ottier.f'ncia and d�lo on �h�• ��en sur� z�a c.f.�. nnd c.a.� t7�e various lines and��'�heir es�;i- mal,ed co�,fe nnd stated that al, thv �ame time he would have eomebhing �or the C�ty Crn�n� i]_ ��oncern�n� a pzoposal as to what, wonld'b� involbed� Por'�';an alter- nai,�ve roui,�^. It wae �enera]l,y a�,�eed to have an iniormal'mee�,i:��4lg,'�qn Mo�iday� Aut;usi, 1P�h. � �� . Rl�, ;OLZ�TT�1I �f119-1963 - RE: P�I?. �DD';UND BERG: ' i 4 i I Councitman Sl�Pridan explalneo to 1,1�e C�ty Council cie had a re�olut;io�n, to pre- senfi �al��cl� c•oncerned a Mr. P;dmunfl Der� who had �xpex�d8d labox'f']'unds;to �fi'i.11 iu � L�o�i1�v��d ensement at i,he r_orl,heo�k, intere�ci,ion-of h1s property at Ptillrn,»°c F'1 �r,e� and 53rd Ave��u� nTorrhea°L and wishe�d to const�ubt a fenee�on tUc Go�a11� �dqe of his propertv bui, i.hree feet inLo the easeme�tt of the City o[' Fri�31�,y. � � P4otion 1�� ,^,li�r�rl��n to adopt RL;,°,OLLITIOV �llq-1��3 authori2ing Edmund Berg to nr� ^ns��,�r�ni, ❑1; t,lie northe�et ivtcr�ection of Fillmore Street'and'S3rd Avenue PTortlie,�st for il�c erectnon and maint,enancP o£ Fence, all at his,awn expense. „erandFd 1,�+ Joh�nson, Upon a voicF vote� there bein� no nays�, the'�knotion,�' rarrJed un�ininrou,ely. � , , �� CiL� �,ng�n�ci R1oTan repor�ed to Yl�n City Councal i:he pre],iminary aewer report Crorn M� .�✓��i�3�a• ot 0uburban Lng�necrin�r Compai�y wauld be ready'�on ,the 1,5th oP Isvgnst ,�nl ;,n anCormal meetinp; cotiild be he]d tt�en. It was gepei'allg�,agreed to meet �nfc�rmally on this matLer. � ",��',^,'�', , li� „ Ctt,y f�ngineer Srown requested of Rlayor Nee that his res�,gttatib,n��be;pii'icdaSly accepi,�d. P4ayor Piee rep].led to City Engiueer Brown tha� his res3gris$iori was not in otdcr �� t taas not addreased to the City Manager. �� '_ �'' � �i � T}�eie bein€-, no fnr�her bueinees� Mayor Nee fleclaied the regular''�,meeting�of �� Augnr !, �� 7 r)63 ad jburned. ; x us � �� '' ' Re�pecti'u1lY ^ubmitt,ed� a� � � I �� / �cti�_ � ,',��;i��s'�v`�- �� I� i -1 o�n r Sccr�i.nr;� i,o i.k^ Council � �' '" MAi'OR - Fi l' iam' J. Nee Ip _ , , I _ _� i -