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Motion by Wri�ht to adopt RESOLUTION #4�+-1964 receiving Feasibil3ty Report on
Storm Sewer #5 and amending the motion to set the public hearing for April 13th,
1g64 at Hayes Sahool:+ Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote� there being no
nsye�}� �he�motioa carried unanimously.
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RESOLUTIOIdS,��FS-19C�F AND #�6-1964 SPLITl'ING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS:
Motion hy Sheridan to eaopt �soLtPrioN #45-1964 authorizing and directing the
eplitting qf Spe'aial'Aseeesmente on Lot 43� Block K� Riverview Hei�hts. Seconded
by Kirkham.l' Ugon a voice vote� there being no naye, the motion curried unanimouely.
Motion by Wright to aaopt xESOLtrrloN #46-1964 authorizing ¢nd directing the
splitting oP Special Assessments on South 1�2 of Lot 29, Brookview Addition.
Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried
unanimously.
ADJOi1HN:
There being no flarther business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting adjourned.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - MARCH 16� i964
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William S. Nee - Mayor
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of' Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Nee at 8:04 P, M.
ROLL CALL:
Members Preaent: Nee� Johanson� ICirkham� Wright
Members Absent: Sheridan
APPROVAL OF MIN[1TE5 - REGULAR MEETING, MARCH 2, i964:
Motion by Johanson to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 2, 1964
as prepared and,received. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vde, there being
no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
PRESENTATION:
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Mayor Nee announced the American Legion Post of Fridley wished to present to the
Fridley Police Department� through Chief McCarthy� a respirator. Commander
Clarence LeBeau stated that three weeks previous there had been a tragedy where
a peraon had suffered a atroke� the police had been called end the first car to
arrive at the ecene did not have a resp3rator. The American Legion members had
diecusaed this and talked to Chief MeCarthy about it and he had told them there
was a need for s reapirator. The American Legion had voted to purchase the res-
pirator and present it to the Pol�ce Department. Commander Clarence LeBeau an-
nounce@;it gave him �reat pleasure to present this respirator to the Police De-
partment of Fridley. Mayor Nee thanked the membere oi the American Leg3on Post
for their contribution and extended Council gratitude to them.
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F'IRST RPA�ING OP ORDINANCE AMEMJING CHAPTER �2 -(TABLED 3/2/64):
Mayor Nee announced the first reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 32 of the
City Code which, he stated, referred to the management oi fire extinguishers and
the recharging�af same by competent persons. The City Manager �ave the first
reading, of said ordinance.
Motion by Sdright to accept as first reading an ordinaace amending Chapter 32 of
the City Code of the City of Fridley by requiring approved fire extinguishers
and the recharging of same by competent persons. Seconded by Johanaon. Upon a
voice vote, bhere being no nays, the motion carried unanimoualy.
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SECOND RF�l1DING OF ORDINANCE #259 VACATING ALLEY - BLOCK 10� SPRING BROOK PARK:
Mayor Nee announced the second reading of an ordinance vacating the alley in
Block 10, in Spring Brook Park Addition. Z'he City Manager gave the second read-
ing of said ordlnance.
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Motion b,y Johanson to adopt, Ordin�nce #259 under Section 12.07 of the City Charter
to vacate streets and alleys and to amend append3x C of the City'Cofle'in the area
described �s Block 10, Spring Ilrook Park, and publish same. Seconded by Kirkham.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
SECOND READING OF ORDINFlNCE #260 AMENDING SECTION 45.07:
Mayor Nee announced the second reading of an ordinance amending section �i5.07
of the City Code concerning the uses permitted in an R-2 District. The City
Manager gave the second reading of said ordinance and stated there had been no
public hearing on th3s ordinance and it would requ3re four aff3rmative votes for
passage. The City Manager was requested and gave the definition of boarding
houses aceordinQ to oxdinance. � � � � �
Motion by Wright to adopt ORDINANCE �260 amending Section �5.07 of the City Code
and concerning the usee permitted in an R-2 D3strict and publieh�eame. Seconded
by Johaneon. Upon a roll call vote, those voting aye, NeA�'Johanson� Kirkham�
Wright. Those voting nay� none. The motion carried unanimo�y.• �
N�W BUSINESS:
BIDS ON RAllAR (OPLNE➢ NOON� MARCH 16� i964): . �,
Mayor Nee announced Mds had been opened this day on radar equipment. The City
Mana�er gave the bids as listed below and explained the memo received from the
Chief of Police in this regard in which he recommended the-bid be awarded to,
D. M. Albro.
RADAR UNIT BID SPFCS. T0:
Duane Albro
1912 - 41st Avenue N, E.
Russell Bacon
BID SECURIfiY
Cert. Check
$50.00
Cert, Check
$50.00
* 9gtional Iteme:
Hold Meter $118.90
Royalite Carrying _ 20.00
Case
Warning Buzzer 25•00
Antenna Extension
Cable (50') 39•00
Tri-lighter Plug-in
Aasembly 11.95
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�975.00 -o-
$820.00 $21?+.85 *
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It was explained by the City Manager the difference in the price of the bids is
actually $4,.15 anS the bid by Russell Bacon does not include a hold meter, tri-
light assembly,,��,and carrying case and it 3e immediately available and the Chief
of Po13ce reco�ende the bid inihe amount of $975.00. Mayor Nee inquired of
Chief MacCarthy if the radar units were both of the same type. Chief MacCarthy
replied that� bae3cally� they were the same but he was reco�end�n� the unit that
had a local'belvieeman. The C3ty Mangger,atated he was making no recommendation.
� Mot3on by Kirkhain�to eoncur with the reco�oendation of the Chief of Police ond
award the bid to',Duane Albro of 1912 - 41et Avenve Northeset in the lump eum
figure of $g75.00 for radar equipment. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote,
there being tto nays� the motion carried unanimously.
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PLANNING CO1�AffSSION MEETING MINLiTES, MAftCH 12, 1964:
PUBLIC HEARIIPG: . REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �64-03, BALCO BUILDING SYS`C'EMS. INC.
Mayor Nee�anuounced'a rezoning requeet by Balco Building Systems, Inc. The City
Manager. e�rplained�the request and read to the City Council the action taken by
the Planning Co�iseion. Mayor Nee stated the action for consideration would
be to coneur 3n their aetion and set a public hearing for thie night.
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Motion'by dohaneon,to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission
regarding the rezoning request, ZOA #6�+-03, BA1co Bi�ildirig Syetems, Inc, and aet
a public hearing for March 16, 1964. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon avoice vote,
there Ueing no naye� the motion carried unanimously.
HEARIiIG: PRELIMiNARY PI�AT P. S. #63-07 B�RNARD JULKOWSKI: A RFPLAT
.�f mvonxina n nimTmnv lo o�roTlr�r-ra�rnN nc.
The City Manager read to the City Council the recommendation of the �lannin�
Commieeion and explained the area for thoae present. He flirther expinined
that at one time�in a previous plat there had been e road going through the
nemed area but it was platt,ed �,tfferently in the plat preaented ond it is set
up as a eingle family plat. Mayor Nee inquired of City Engineer Qureshi if the
plat conformed to the street layou�. City Engineer Qureshi replied they had
checked the plat and i� complied. A discuasion period was held reg�rdin� the
area and atreete. The City Manager explained the plan had been worked out about
three yeare previous and had recently been repletted.
Motion by Wright to concur with the reco�nendation of the Planning Commission
end accept as pTeliminary Plat P. S. #63-07 by Bernard Sulkowski which is a re-
plat of Lots 3 throu8h 9, Auditor's Subdivision �25 and eet a public hearing.
Seeonded by Johanaon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, i,he motion
carried unanimoualy.
P, S. �64-03, ➢ONALD SEXZ�R:
The City Manager'read to the City Council the recommendation of the Planning
Commis&ion regarding the acceptance of the proposed plat., City Engineer Qureshi
presented'former'preliminary plat and new plan. The City Mana�er explained the
entire area tb the City Council and atated all committees had worked on this
plat and had 8ecided this was the best plat Por the area regarding facilitiee
and streete. He explained the houee in the area was cloee to the street but it
was too expensive to move 1� as it was worth approximetely �9,000.00.
Motion by Johanaon to concur with the recoffinendation of t$e Planning Commission
and Qecept as prej.iminary plat� P, s. #64-03 by Donald Sexter ancj set a public
hearing. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion
carried unanimously.
Pi7BLIC AEARING: YRELIMINARY PLAT P. S. �6�F-Ol, CTIARLtiS JOIU�NSON:
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The City Mana�er read to the City Council the recommendation o£ the,Planning
Co�ission regarding the approval of the preliminary plat and stated that as
it was requested by Mr. Johaason of the Planning Co�ission� he had abatained
from voting but tHe motion had carried.
Motion b,y Rirkh�m to concur with the reconuuendation of the.Planning Commission
and accept as pxeliminary plat P. S. �f4-Ol, Charles Sohanson� a replat of Outlot
#l, Holiday Hills� and set a public hearing. Seconded by Wright,'� Upon a voice �
vote, there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. I�
LOT SPLIT REQOES'C: T, s. #6b-o5, GORDON G. SWENSON: NORTH 1D0 FEET OF LOT 23
BROOKVIEW ADDITION:
The City Manager read to the City Council the reco�endation of the Planning
Commiseion regarding the acceptance of the lot eplit by Gordon'G. Swei�eon and
steted thie was being done primarily for the people who resided on Channel Road
so that this per�on could purchase a lot and it would give him a lot 200 x 100
feet on Channel Road. The City Manager stated the City Council'� conld, if they
wished,•approve this ibem if they so desired because there was no tiearing.
Motion Uy Kirkham to concur with the reco�endation of the Plabning Commiaeion
and grant i,he lot split request, L. S. #64-05, Gordon G. Swenson on the North
100 feet of Lat 23� Brookview Addition. Seconded by Johaneon. Upon a voice vote�
there being no n�3ys, the motion carried unanimously. „ '
ALLEY VACATION: SAV #64-03, GLEN LUND: BLOCK 2, HYDE pARK:
The Cit,y Manager read to Lhe City Council the recommendation of the�Planning
Commission and stated if the City Council wished to concur� they� would set a
public hearin� and everyone concerned would be notified� that thie action hed
actually been initiated by the Planning Co�ission. Mayor Nee inquired if the
remainder of the alley had been vacated and was told it had. Councilman Johanaon
inquired if there were any building located adjacent to thia alley, at all. The
City Manager replied that� apparently� there were not� the peogle abutting ell
had their garages on the streets. . �
Motion by Wright to concur with the recommendation of the Plann3ng Commiasion
regarding the alley vacation� sAV #64-03, by Glen Lund an Bloek,2� Hyde Park
and set a public hearing. �econded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there being
no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION: RE ACRES. INCORPORATED "TOWI� HOUSE
The City Manager stated that some members of the City Council �7ere pFeaent at
the meeting at which the Planning Commission had asked the City Attorney to
draw a motion they could consider and he had drawn a resolution. The City Manager
read to the Cit,y Council the proposed reaolution re�arding the,Towne,Houae Plan
in which it was stated the City Council encouraged the proposed.use'iof the Said�
tract of land as outlined orally and stated changes would be made in zoning'to
epprove the said plan. The area was outlined as being bounded by Matt'erhorn
Drive and EIighway #100. Mayor Nee requeated to see sketches ofi,the�area. The
City Menager replied there were no sketches� that the City Attorney'had felt the
Zoning Ordinance would be enough and the Federal Housing Adminietration had,s
need for this recolution to have some assurance that the City Cqunoil would re-
zone for money lending purposes� that thi� resalution would also give the,City
Council the ri�ht to change their minds if they so wiShed. Mayo� Nee atated his __
inclination was to do this but he wished to see at least some eketchea before
action would be taken. The City Mana�er replied he wonld aek�Mr. Billman,,to be
present and present something for the City Council to see. Councilman;Johanson
suggested to the City Council they table the item and request at leaet a peneil
sketch. . � �
Motion Ly Johancon to table action on the resolution regarding the Towne House
Plan by Acres� _Cncorpor8ted. Senonded b� Wright. Upon a voice�vote'� there being
no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � �
PROPERTY: LOTS RED TAGGED IN RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS:
The„City Manager i'ead to,the City Council the recou�endation of the Plenning
Commiaeion in wh3ch'they concurred with_the Parks and Pleyground Sub-Committee
stating they had no further intereat in the development of certain lots for park
purposes and reco�ending same to the City Council. It wae flirther explained
by the City'Maa�ger the red tags could be removed from the lots mentioned be-
cause at one�time'�the Parks and Playground Sub-Co�ittee and Planning Commiseion
wanted thie for,park lende and have reveraed their decision. Councilman Wright
requeated Mr: Dick Donlin of the Parks and Playground Sub-Committee explain this
revereal. Mr. Donlin etated that, ori�inally, there was eome question about the
easement along the Miseiesippi River in the area but after three recommendations
that thia not be vacated and left ae it wse� they had looked at other property
in the area,and though they were etill interested in Lote @0 throu�h 26 which
would he right ofY of 7�th Street as an entrance into the outlot, the finances
were the big reaeon they were nb longer interested and thia was mainly because
of aseesements. He t�rther etated they had red-tagged this for the reason they
wanted to be able tq atudy it.
�Motion by Wright'to concur with the recammendation of the Planning Commission
and Parke and Plsyground Sub-Coramittee and relinquish its intereste in the lots
red-tagged in Riverview Heights described'as Lots 1� 2, 3, 4, and 5, Blaek 2,
Rivervlew �eights. Seeonded by Sohaneon, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays�
the motion�carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION'OF PROPO5ED FRIDLEY COUNTRY CLUB: REFGRRED BY PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
SUB-CONINIIT:PEE, MARCH , 1
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The City Manager sead to the City Council the recommendation oP the Planning Com-
mission recomm�nding continued study showing the need and financial f'easibility
of the propoeal. Mayor Nee etated there was no need for Council action on the
� item. The City Manager replied there wae not unlese the City Council wanted
� someone to make a study, that if they wished to direct him to look into it, it
; would be satisfactory. Mayor Nee seserted the fiscal agent was doing a financ3al
feasibility report at the present time. Councilman Wright stated that as the
chairman of,the Parks and Pleygrounds Sub-Committee was present, perhaps he would
like to apeak about it and suggested the passing on the recommendation o£ the
Planning Co�iesi'on. It was explained there had been a meeting of the Parks and
Playground Sub-Committee and the Planning Commission and the same information
had been preeented at the combined informal session of those co�ittees. The
City.Manager stated there had been only one citizen thst had expressed real con-
cern about a municipal enterprise� that they had listened to a preliminary
session and in eaeenee the Perks and Playground SuL-Commiti,ee and Planning
Commission had taken this position and thought it was a good idea but in order
for all elemente Df the City gove"rnment to be sure of the economical pro�ect�
they would like to have continuous inquiry. He flarther stated the Cii�y Council
could authorize wbstever expenditure or whatever inquiry they might be disposed
to act on at eome future date. He explained they had had rough estimates on
construction both on behalf of the go1P course and cost of the construction of
the swimming pool and cluh house, and wished to see these projects finalized
with more close approximation for a further coimnittment, Mayor Nee inquix•ed who
would be quslified to evaluate the propoeal, that everyone had some concern about
the finances. Mr. Dick Donlin of the Parks and Playground Sub-Committee st�ted
that regarding the aost and recovery, the fiacal agent would be determining this
but the projections and thoae that had been used �re fectual end are do�nn on a
minimal projeet� that they had showed the operation costs without liquor and
this would be iinalized in the authorizat3on of the City Council for further
study. Counc�lman Johanson stated the City Councilwould certainly want to get
down to some cloae figures but that they could give the authority i.o hire an
individuel �o make a etudy and get some deiinite figures, Mayor Nee explained
the fiscal agent hed stated he had some doubts sbout the estiniates that have
been �iven sinqe they eome from people who have an economic source in those fields.
Mr. Donlin repl'ied the figures they had compiled were not received from sourees
of this type, they had received their figures from Anoka and Minneapolis clubs
and they were Pactual. Mayor Nee replied they would feel better if there were
some,independent,,review of the data as the bonds wouldn't be ealeable if and
it wasn'� a revenue producing item, Mr. Donlin replied this was wh�t they wented
to be able to determine. Councilman Wright inquired if it would be appropriate
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for t,he City Council to authorize the hiring of consultants. Mayor Nee sqggested
the City Mana�er be allowed to handle �he item, authorize him to•iigure out how
to approach it and at the next meetin�, they could suthorize it. Mr. Don7.in in-
formed the City Council they had some monies available in their budget for these
fees. Mayor Nee asserted the City Council wished to have some research done.
Motion by Johanson to request that the City Manager coordinate-a'etudy on the
feasibility of a public municipal golf course, Seconded by Wri'ght. Upon a voice
vote� there bein� no nays� the motion carr3ed unanimously. , I
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PiTBLSC HEARING - RFZOPiING C-25 TO M-1 - BALCO; `
Mayor Nee announced a pUblic hearing�on a rezoning request by Balco Building Sys-
tems, Inc. The L'ity Manager read the Notice of Hearing. Mayor, Nee'inquired if
there were �nyone present who wished to be heard regardin� the Rezoning reguest
from G2S to M-1 by Balco Buildin�s 8ystems, Tnc. Mr. Robert Balch of'Balco
Building� Systems, Inc. was present in favor of the rezoning and tfpon inquiry
stated that Mel l�stleford and Ray Peterson were the present og¢ners and they were
petitioning because they had the property under option dependent on the rezoning.
Mayor Nee informed Mr. Balch the only concern the City Council'had�was that they
Would like to not rezone this land until�there is some assurance,the propoeal is
goin� through, Mr. Balch replied they were proceed3ng with plans and flad hired
an architect, that if a communique in writing was what the Cit� Council desired�
it could be arranged. Mayor Nee stated this would expedite the,matter. Mayor
Nee declared the hearing closed on the rezoning request from C-2S '�o M-1'by Balco
Buildings Systems, Inc.
The City Manager gave the first reading of an ordinance t8 amend tYle City Code of
the City of Fridley by making a change in zoning diatricte.
Motion by Wr3ght to accept as first reading an ordinance to amend the City'Code
of the City of Fridley� Minnesota by making a chan�e in,2oning distrieta� request
for rezoning from C-25 to M-1 by $alco �uilding Systemsa Snc.�'ZOA���F-0�� " �
described as 1,he westerly 600 fee� of the southerly 370 feet oY the nofi'Cherly
1120 feet of the Northeast 1�4 of the Nortkawest 1�4 now'zofsed C-25� ly3ng in ___
Section 12, T-30, R-24, County of Anoka� State of Minnesota., Seconded by
Kirkham. Upon a roll cell vote, thoae voting aye� Nee� Wrightt Kirkham�'
Johanson. Those voting nay, None. The motion carried unanimously.
PLANNING COMMZSSION MEETING M7NIPPES, MARCfI 5� 1964:
Mayor Nee announced the conaideration of the Planning Commiaeion Meeting M3nutes
of March 5, 1964. The City Manager etated there actual�.y appeared to be one
action the City Council would need to eonsider.
DISCUSSION WITH CITY ATTORNEY OF POSSIBLE CONTRO� OF DOUBLE BUNGALOWS TffitOUGH
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The City Manager read to the City Couneil the recommendation of the Planning
Commission, and explained the item and reafl Section 45.19 to the Ciiy Council;
also read the amendments they wished to include and explained the Planning
Coffinission was recommending that the double bungalowe be added to the uses so
that it could get a special use permit and if a double bungalow wouldn't occur�
it could not be anything elae, It was explained the Clty'Councll had recently
amendad the special use permits to include nursin� homee� thst the danger the
Plannin� Commisaion was airaid of wae if they rezoned to R-2a it might be no�
a double bungalow but something different. douncilman Wright atated �he only
problem he could see w�ts that ihe Planning Commission was bypassing�YtBelf. -
The City Manager explained they had felt that it poasitly ahould be're£erred
to the Planning Commiss3on, also. Mayvr Nee stated� as he understo6d the
amendment, the way the ordinance preaently reads� is that it hae to go through
a series of hearings and requires four votes� and if this chan�e were,made, `
this would not be required. The City Manager replied that it would atill're-
quire two puU13c hearings� that it woUldn't go through the P1anning,Cotmnission
but through the Board of Appeals. Councilman Wright aseerted he woulc�,�eel
better if it did have to go through the Planning Commiseion. MayOr Nee agreed
and asserted other than that it was a good idea. The City Manager suggested
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to the,City CouACil that ae the City Attorney had not drawn an ordinance or
amendment'� ,the City Council could refer thi� matter to him and authorize him to
draw,something for their consideration.
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Motion by Wright that the City Attorney be requested to draw an amendment to Sec-
tion �+5•19 to inclvde double bungalows and an alternative amendment to Section
--- �+5•19 requir3ng making it posaible for double t�ungolows tp be built in R-1 by
getting a Specia7.sUse Permit� said permit to be cleared through the P]anning Com-
miseion'in,addition to ell other commiesiona, Seconded by Johanson. Upon a
voi'ce vote� ,these being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
BIIILDIIdG BOARD MEETING MINiTPES, MARCH 11, 1964:
Mayor Nee announaed the conaideration o�' an application for a building permit
for e 17 unit apartment building by Steve Hawyrsch. The City Manager read to
the City Council,the action taken by the Building Board and their recommended
approval. ,Mayor�Nee 1Aquired if there were enough parkin� for the proposed
building. The City Manager replied that it apparently met the code, It was
stated by Covncilman Wright that it wes his opinion this area wes zoned as R-2
and as of this ttight 3t could not be done. Mayor Nee suggested to tYie City Council
¢etion on this item be tabled. Councilman Wright stated he had had expressions
from the members of the Building Board and he had heen told if tYie Board had a
job other than esthetic� they would object to items of this kind. Mayor Nee
esserted it'wae hie opit�ion the application was wanting on several counte and it
would certainly'be within the Council's province to table the item, that there
was a question if the land were even properly zoned.
Motion by Wright to tahle application for a building permit for a 17 unit apart-
ment building et 6115 Star Lane, Outlot A. Sylvan Hills Addition - 176'8" x 84'9"
to Ue of frame oonetrvation at a coet of $150,000.00 by Steve Hawyrsch. Seconded
by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote� there being na nays� the motion carried unanimovsly.
Councilman Wright etated he wished to iniormally request the City Attorney if
there �re grounds on zoning alone in the above regard.
Mayor Nee ennounced the coneideration oY an application for a permit to move a
house to 5300-6th Street'Northeast by the Roslyn Park Wesleyan Methodist- Church.
The City Manager read to the City Councilthe approval recommended by the Bui1d-
ing Board.
Motion by Kirkham to concur with the recommendation of the Buildin� Board end
�rant the permit to move a house from 2355 - 37th Avenue Northeast to 53oo-6tn
Street Northesat by the Roslyn Park Wesleyan Methodist CYiurch at an estimated
value of the house to be $35,000.00. Seconded tay Wright. Upnn ❑ voice vote,
there being no nays� the motion carried unenimously.
BY BERNARD JULKOWSKI TO BUIL]] TFIitEE SMALL INDUSTRIAL BUILDING AS
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Mayor Nee announeed the consideration of applications by Bernard Julkowski for
three small'industrial butldings. The City Manager read to tkie City Council
the reaommended approval of these three permits and presented to the City Council
a communieat3on from the Fire Prevention Bureau relative to the permii,s which re-
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lated the extens3on of the municipal water s,ystem has not been completed in the
g3ven area and if couneil were to issue,these permita it was suggested the,exten-
sion of the water sy3tem to this �rea�be provided. Mr.�Bernard Julkowski was
present and stated he always had his own wells, that all of the buildings are
cement end si,eel and in the same area there were some good homeb with welle and
there was no need for the water system. Mr. Ice Comstock� coneu].tirig'engineer,
asserted to the City Council i,he area in question had petitioned ior aewer and
water and ii, hod been abandonned prior to the hearin� becavae of the cost involved
as the sewer would sequire an additional interceptor and the entire improvement
was abandonned. He stated� however� it would be posaible to provide'water. Mr.
Julkowski inquired if the lines would go vnder the railroad tracka in the area.
Mr. Comstock replied it was petitioned as a matter of form as a request of an
industrial building originally, that there are some estimetea for wa,ter service
on Sewer attd Water Project #6L
Motion by Johanson to concur with the recommendation of the Building Board and
grant the buildin� permit �pplications by Bernerd Su]komski to build three small
tndustri�l buildings as foiiows: (a) 7755 - 7759 Fir Street Northeast� Lots 20�
21� 22� Block 7, Onaway Addition - 63 x70�Cement and Steel -$30�000.00� (B�
7795 Fir Street Northeast on Lots 16 and 17, Block 7� Onaway Addit3on,- �FO,x 70 -
Cement and Steel Construction -$23�000.00.� (C) 7775 - 7779 Fir S�reet North-
east, Lots 18 and 19, Block 7, Onaway Addition - 63 x 70 - Cemant anfl'Steel -
$30,000.00. Seconded by ICirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no'naya�' the
motion carried unanimously.
APPLICATION FOR TWO BU
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THE BUILDING SOARD ON �
AVENUE NORTEIEAST LOTS
FRAME CONSTRUCTION -
NORTf�AST - 12 x 1 -
FOR MULTIPLE
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The City Mana�er explained to the City Council the 66 unit apartment b�ding in
detail. Mr. Bernard Julkowski was present requesting the two permits fl nd atated
he hed a four �tor,y buildin� originally and had now made it into,a three story
bullding, that he was decreasing the request because his finanaing egent had re-
commended he refer back to 2 1�2 stor�es.
Motion by Kirkham to concur with the recommendation of the Building Board and
grant approval for two building permits for multiple dwellinga by Bernard Julkowski
as follows; (A) a 66 unit apartment building,at 1050 - 52nd AYenue,Northeaet,
Lots 6 and 7, AudiLor's Subdivi�ion rro.153 � 502 x 41 feet oY'frame conetruction -
$700�000.00. (B) 16 unit building at 1030 - 52nd Avenue Northeast,-,126 x 41 -
frame construction -$120�000.00; lots 6 and 7� Auditor's Subdivieiox� No. 153.
Seconded by Wright. Upan a voice vote� there being na nays� the motion carried
unF�n� mousl,y. .
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SAFETY COMMITTF'� MrETING MIN[7TP�S} MARCA 11� i964:
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Mayor Nee announced the receiving of the minutes of the Saiety Committee Meeting
held Mnrch 11, 1964.
Motion by Wright to accept i,he minutes, as received� of the Safe,ty Committee
Meeting held M�rch 11� 1964 and commend the chairman on the oeeaeion of'his
resignation. Seconded by Iiirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the
motion esrried unanimously. �
PARKS AND
- CON�IT'ITEE JOIftT MEET]
Mayor Nee announced the receiv3ng of the minutes of the Aeereation Commission and
Parks and Playgrounds Sub-Committee Joint Meet3ng held January 27� 196�4,,
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Motion by Johaneon to receive the minutes of the Recreation Commission and Parlcs
and Pleygrounde Sub-Committee Joint,Meeting held January 27, i964. Seconded by
Kirkham. Upon'avoice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
RECREATION COMMISSION I�ETING MIPTUTES, FEBRUARY 24, i964:
r-- Mayor Nee announced the receiving oP the minutes of the Recreat�on Commi�sion
Meeting held February 24� 1964. Councilman Sohanson inquired regarding the item
called the'"GOlden Age Club". Councilman Wright explained this would consist of
an organized program of recreation for senior citizens and there are a number of
ways thie has been done in other areas. Councilman Johanson inquired if this
group would be ueing the Recreation Commission Funds and was told if it were
eetablished� they'would. Councilman Johanaon stated it concerned him because
the fhndsfor thie had not been establiahed to his knowledge and the adults had
no problem entertaining themselves that he knew of. Councilman [dright replied
the areas that have these clubs had found there are speciel problems in this
area for recreation and the Recreation Comroission is set up to take care of all
the,people in the City.
Motion by Jotianeoh to receive the minutes of the Recreation Commis3ion Meeting
held February 2�F�f 196�. Seconded by Wright. Upon a vo3ce vote, there being no
nays� the motion carried unanimously.
COMMUNICATIONS:
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COLUNIDIA HEIGHTS CITY A7.TORNEY: STORM DRAINAGE:
Mayor Nee announced the receipt of a co�unication from Mr. Stewnrt F. Kvalheim�
City Attorney for Columbia Heights� regarding the proposed apartment development
at 53rd and Central Avenne Northeast. The City Manager reported to the City
i Council there had been a joint meeting and City Engineer Qureshi could answer
questi,one for the City Council, that it was not certain at this point if the City
Counci7 did wish to meet with the City Couneil oY'Columbia l�eighta or have the
City Engineers get together. Councilman Wright stated he wished to know wh�t
City Engineer Qvreahi hed been able to find out. City Engineer aureshl explained
to the City Council this was e big area where they would have to have an agree-
mmnt with Columbia Heighte� that in i963 t�r, Comstock, consultin� ettgineer,
had given a repoYt on this. The area to be drained wae explained and it was
mentioned that a part of the area in question is to be a shopping center and
there would be more water run-off than before. City Engineer Qureshi explalned
the City of Aolumbia Heighte feels with this area paved, they will get more run-
off and it ie already a problem. Dur3ng a discussion period, Mr. Comstock�
consulting englAeer� explained some drainage problems involved and poasibilities
from Highway�#100 and Moore Lake and stated there would be an advan��g� to
eliminate some area from Sullivan Lake. It was explained a preliminary check
and data plus a atudy and poesibly a hearing could be condueted with the Division
of Waters',and the matter would be entirely a mati.er of economics. Mayor Nee
stated he�wae more 3nterested in talking to the State Highway Department about
University Avenue but 3nquired if Mr. Comstock felt there would be an economic
advantage to �'unnirig a line through Moore Lake. Mr, Comstock replied it would
have to be checked out 6ut most of the work had been done and it would be a
matter of'putting it together.
Motion by Johaneon to authorize the City Manager to engage the services of a
consulting engi�eer to put to�ether what data would be needed for correspondence
with the State Conservation Department in regards to etorm dr�inage in the area
South of Highway #100 and the City of Fridley limits bounded by Madison Street
and Mattei+horn Drive. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote� there being no
nays, the motion carried unanimously.
ST. PAUL WATER DEPARTMEffiT: ACCEPTANCE OF CONSTRUCTION THEtOUGH EASEMLNT.
Mayor Nee announced the receiving of two communic�tions From the St. Paul
Water Department.
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Motion by Johanson to receive and file the communications from the St. Paul Water
Department regarding theaaceptance of construction through easement and the cost
af construction through easement. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a Voice vote� there
being no nays�� the motion carried unanimously.
JOHNSTON: PURCHASE OF LOT 30 BLOCK 4, PI,YMOUTH ADDITION: i
Mayor Nee announced a letter received from Cii;y Attorney Smith regaYding purchase J
of Fridley Property by Gerald J. Tarpy, also a copy of a coumiunicat'ion from James
H. Sohnston, attorney at law, for Mr, Gerald J. Tarpy. The City Manager atated
he was not certain where the situation tiow stood� that it appeared Mr, Tarpy
would lilce to purchase the property if the City Counc3l would apread the ¢esees-
ments and the Finance Director had said it was satisfactory because theee assess-
ments have not been spread. It was further explained t0. the Citq Counoil there
were two oPfers from Mr. Tarpy originally.
Motion by Wright that the City Council suthorize the sale.of Lot 30� Slock 4�
Plymouth Addition and authorize the City Manager to conduct the ssle of the pro-
perty in the sum o£ �250.00 with assesamenta to be spread: 3econded "by Johanson.
Mayor Nee stated there was a requirement in the Charter wl�ich,s$ya it is n0cessary
that the Cit,y has no further use for the land and i� ahould be�a part oi the
motion.
Motion by SJright to amend previous motion to read and include the City Council
finds the City hes no further use for the property described and it ia oi'ferbd
for sale at $250.00. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there being no
naye� the motion carried unanimously.
STANTON, PITTFI�ICOW AND ASSOCIATLS: SALARY SURVEY:
Mayor Nee re,quested the City Manager discuss the salary survey presented by
Stanton� Pittellcow and Associates. The City Manager explained to the City �
Council this r�as a proposition by a recognized firm oE per5onnel, that they
had done a,7ob about six years ago for,the City of Fridley'Which �'as etill uaed
with modifications: He further explained they had heen approaehed by the Mayors
and City Managere of coimm�nities that dealt with a union and it inaists that all
the comparable jbbs �et the same pay and 15� of the employees oi'the City',oP '
Fridley belong, to thic union. It had been felt the C3ty of'Fridley'd0es not„
have the jobs for the men described the same as other co�unieaties: The City �
Manager explained� as an example, the labor classifioation is diif�rent in
communi�ies and everytime, any City begine negotiations with the'union�'they
have to do their own surveys to ascertain comparable wage ecales. The salary
survey by this firm would be a continuing thing Uy personal contaats,,studies
and reports and they would be able to say that a particular �ob'in Fridley+ ,
would be described and compareble to another job in 21 other co�upi'�hies and
Fridley would be talking the same comparable wages in all jobe��particularly
with the union. The City Manager explained this had been worked out,with a
number of communities that would participate and several had indicated they
would join in such a survey and the cost to Fridley would be �400.00 annually
but would keep the adminietration up-to-date on,job elaeaiYicatione. The City
Manager affirmed 3t would be a�reat deal of help, particularly'with the union
groups they had to deal with and a justifiable and juat way ior'the joba� also.
It was mentioned that one thing the employees would not�wonder about,�wea that
it would not change the3r clas�ification. Councilman Wright inquired regarding
special services, if it meant they would undertake without addit3onal fee a�
special study and was told this was correct. Councilman Wright atated'this
would, then, cover ineurance and other_items as well. The City�Manager'stated _ I
there was no reason the City Council could not withdraw 3f they'so wished from
this egreement. Councilman Johaneon inquired if they would have to aign a
contract. The City Manager replied they would.
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Mayor Nee inquired how this salary survey waa di£ferent then the,League of Minne-
sota Municipalities survey. The City Manager replied they vary quite a good
deal, thr�t there had been $125.00 difference on one ,ob classification alone and
they had had meetin�s of the 21 managers of different communiti�s to,d3seusa what
is comparable and they just don't have the time. He stated this Yirm would give
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the City,o'P Fridley an up-�o-d'ate comparieon of salariee end they would then
't3ezxa:�Y�t�e$ but it would give the edministration the help to do this review.
The City'ifapager easerted he would reco�end this contract with Stanton,
Pittelkow�,and Aseociatee.
Motion by KirkhaID to engage the servicee of Stanton� Pittelkow and
� Ae�ociatea for�aalary surveys for the period of one year. Secanded by
Jobaneon. Upon avoice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unani-
mously:
FINANCE DIREC`BOR: 3'EMPORARY BONDS SS#49 & SS#52:
Mayor Nee announaed the receipt of a memo from the Finance Director regard-
Yng Temporary Bonds SS#49 and SS#52. The Finance Director explained to the
City Council tfiey had previously iesued honds for two projects and the two
yesrs for these is through so it is necessary to either sell permanent bonds
or by combining these two flands they could get by without selling bonds.
He �rther explained this had been done aeveral times by just a motion�
that theee two f�nds have asseesmente receivr�ble and it actual]y is an
investment for the revolving fund.
Motion by Wright that the Temporary Bonds� Starm Sewer Pro,7ect �52 and
Storm Sewer Pz�o�ject #49 be merged with Revolving Fund #60. Seconded by
Johanaon. Upon a voice vote� there being no naye, the motion c�rried un-
animously. „
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STRAUS:'�' RESIGNATION FROM POLICE COMMISSION:
Msyor Nee announeed the receipt of a letter of reaignation irom Murray A.
-- Straue from the Poliee Civil Service Co�ission of Fridlcy.
Motion by Johaneon to receive the letter of resignation from Murray A.
Straue froln th'e Police Civ31 Service Co�ission of Fridley and accept same.
Seconded'by Wright, Upon a voice vote� there betng no nays, the rnation
carried'unanimously.
VI5ITOR5:
Mayor Nee inquired if there were snyone present, not listed on the Agenda,
who wished to be heard.
Mr. Jack Blakely was present and introduced himself� stated he was a resi-
dent� voter and busineesman in the City of Coan Rapids. He addressed him-
self to the,City Council stating that two seeks previous he had been stopped
by a patrolman on a speeding violation of which he was guilty; that he had
asked the patrolman what to do about the fine and had been told to be in
court on,Friday or pay the fine and had also told him the fine would pro-
bably be��1.00 a mile. Mr. Blakely asserted the patrolman hnd told him to
either be 3n couit or'to mail the payment in that day. He explained i,hat
on the'day designated� Friday� he couldn't get to Fridley for the trial so
he had made out a Money Order for $10.00 and his wife had mailed it, �hat
he had surmised it,wpuld be pieked up by the meilmen on Saturday and be at
Fridley on Monday mornip6� that he had imagined the trial would teke place
� and on klondajr morning whoever would be in charge would receive his money
order ior the $10.00.
Mr. Blakely stated that on Friday evenin� he was called by the Fridley
d3spatcher on order of the Clerk of Court and was told he was supposed to
be in court� that he had toldhim he had ma3led in the money and could not
appear but he wae again told he had to be in court on Friday night. Mr.
Blakely explained to the City Council he owns a tavern in Coon Rapids ¢nd
cou�c�tt leave but the dispatcher told him� on ordere of the Clerk of
Court� that he hed to. He, in turn, said not to worry about the fine and
would give him,the money for the fine and had been told they wouldn't wait
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until Sai,urday morning for the mail. Mr. Blokely il�rther explained to
the City Council it was not only inconvenient hut 3mpoaeible for him to
appear in Court on Friday night but,at 8:30 P. M. he was egsia,called and
again was told he had to come to Fridley for court,tr�A1 and he had,�,,�n
turn, aslted to speak to Sudge Johnapn as he knew him and coUJ.d explaiti,the�
matter to him. The dispatcher had replied on ordere from th�e Clerk oY
Court he couldn't interrupt court proceedinge. �Ir. Blskely explai�d
to the City Cauncil he wished to make the matter clear� ell,of this was a,
discussion of the dispatcher after he had talked with the Cler�ti of'�iCourt.
The dispateher wss told by Mr. Blakely that he woUld come dqwn-firet
thing Saturdey morning and clear the matter up as he wae abaolu`tely�unable i
to leave his place of business. � I _
It was exp]ained by Mr. Blekely that within a ten or fiiteen minute period
the Coon R�pids Po13ce had come to his place af bueiness and h�.ed�,him out
of his tevern and he w�s made to slt in their car outeide. The Fridley
police had showed up there and had taken him back to the Fridley C�ty�Hall.
Mr. Blal:ely stated he had walked up the staire and come through the door
and noticed the court was over but the Clerk of Court came up ta him and
asked who he was. On being told he was ordered to sit down in„a corner
and told to be quiet. Mr. Slakely further stated the mennerisma and insin-
uatlons or theClerk o£ Court were snytlnfing but what they should be end
when he did not sit down the Clerk of Court had again come up to him and
told him to "shut up". Mr. Blakely explained thst by this time he� himaelf,
was not too hospitable and stated he would stand.
Judge Johnson, it was explained� convened court and said'it' Mr. Blakely had
told him what the circumstances were, he would not have dragged�'him away
from hls business and 3f he would be willing to pay h3s fine that evening
he ciould have the $10.00 Money Order mailed back. Mr. Blakely informed
the City Council that when the procedure was over the Clerk of'Court had
come over i,o him and he had requested a ride back to Coon Rapids: �The Clerk
of Court had denied this request and had said "I hope you have learned a
lescon from this". Mr. Blakely stated he replied that.he hoped thst the i
Clerk of Court would someday treat the people that walk in court with a
little respect and the Clerk of Court had told him he woqld give him five
seconds to get out of the building or he would have him arreated for �
disturbing the peace. Mr. Blakely stated he fel� the C1erk �oP Court was
out pf order hy the way he had been treeted and further�stated he wished to
make it ]cnown to the Mayor and the Councilmen that he kiad heard Your
different time� that the people that have come into the Fridley courtroom
have been {,reAt�d with disrespect and wanted it a matter of complete record
that be wa� violently, objectionably opposed to this type of treatment.
Mr. B]akely explained that Jud�e Johnson had given him,e,ride back to Coon
Rapids and again stated he wished to go on record as objecting to the
manner the Clerk of Court handled the affair. Mayor Nee inquired ii the
speeding ticket says a speed violator has to appear. Mr. Blakely replied
the officer had been right when he had told him about the fine� thst, nor-
mally, the fine is �1.00 a mile for speeding over the limit and you ei'ther
appear or send in the fine. Mayor Nee thanked Mr. Blakely'for coming in
and informed him the matter would be followed through by the,City Council.
Mr, Voight Knutson introduced himself and stated he was e reaident of �
rridlPy living acros� fYom Midland Cooperatives� Ine. Mr. Knu�eon stated
to the Cii�y Council there was a problem of sand on the Midla,nd Parking Lat�
that he had three to six inches of sand on half of hie yard,�'t'the'present
time and the residents in the area would like to get eomething done to '
clear the situation, Mayor Nee replied the matter had been brought„to
their attention and a call had been left for the�City Manager, Councilman i
Wright asserted the matter was fully as bad as the complainta had',stated
it was and t�ao of the complainant3 had edditional compla3nte tliat were
related to this, one being the continued storage oP materials outside the --
new warehouse and the second had to do with the debris from the'conetruction
lying out next to Nlain Street. The matter was referred to the City Manager.
CONSIDERATION OF LEASING SPACE FOR #�i STORE:
Mayor Nee announced the consideration of leasing �pace for #�F liquor"store.
�'he City Mana�er presented plans and specifications. Mr. Bob Maguire�
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manager oY the Fridley liquor operation and Mr. Fred Levy of Hol].y Shopping
Center were present. It was explained Mr. I,evy`s proposal for a store 30 x 90
was $1+50.00 per month plus $18.00 for maintenance of parking �nd balance of
figures ior installetion� etc.� had been worked out with Minneapolis Restau-
rant Supply Company. During a discussion period proposals were discussed
regarding amounte neceessry for il�rniture and equipment in apprm:imate figures
of $15�000.00 and what would be necessary for the building.
Motion by Johnaon to enter into theproposed contract with Mr. Fred Levy for
a store 30' x<j0' at �450.00 rental per month plus $18.00 per month ma3n-
tenance for.lot and psrking space and authorize the Mayor and City Manager
to sign the e�eement for a period of five years� said etore to be located
i�ediately adjacent to Snyder's Drug Store. Seconded by Wright. Upon a
voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Wright to authprize bids for the interior of new #k Tiquor Store
including fixtures and f3ttings, Seeonded by Johaneon. Upon a voice vote�
there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
CLAIMS:
Motion by Kirkhem to epprove the peyment of General Claims �2131 through
#2213. Seaianded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the
motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Wright to approve the payment of Liquor Claims #6131 through �6189.
Seconded by Johartson:��. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
Motion by Johanson to approve the payment of Public Utilities Clalms ��3164
through �204. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote� there being no
-- nays� the motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
Mayor Nee announced the licenses to be considered for Council action. It
was mentioned a used car lot license was again requested. The City Manager
explained to the City Counc3l if they wi�Pied to approye thie licenee, they
could approve it aubject to the checking of the eanitary fscilities by the
Health Inspeetor. The Finance Director interrupted to explain this was a
different licenee application than the application previously brought before
the City Council� that this lot is across the street from the lot i,n ques-
tion; these people are brothers and this person has a building with brick on
the outside'and a fairly nice lookin� building and only hes six cars or so
on his 1ot: The City Me,nager stated th3s would then be satisfactory and
it wae a misunderetanding.
Motion by Johanson to approve the iseuance of the following licenses:
CIGARETTE
D. K. Carter Company
3131 Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolie� M3nnesote
Thieaen & Son's Inc.
61+83 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley� Minnesota 5542i
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DELIVERY TRUCK
Ewald Bros. Inc.
2919'Golden Velley Road
Minneapolie� Minnesota
by: W�lter P. Stadtherr Renewal
for: Municipal Liquor Stores
#2, 3, & 4
by: Robert P. Thiesen
2700 Knax Avenue North
Minneapolis� Minnesota
by: Graydon R. Ewald
7500 Weetern Avenue
Minneapolis� Minnesota
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Renewal
Renewal
55427
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DELIV�RY 'CRUCK
Northland Milk & Ice Cream
11 West ?Sth Street
Minneapolis� Minnesota 55408
SERV7CE STATION
A & fI Service
6001 University Avenue N. E,
Fridley� Minnesota 55421
Wech�ler Tndependent Oil Co
73h5 Fast Itiver Road
Fr3dley, Minnesota 55432
USED CALi LOT
Hyde Park Motors
5900 University Avenue N. E
Fridley� Minnesota 5542i
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Richard SybrAnt
5601 Glenwood Avenue North
Minneapolis� Minnesota
MOUING
Ernst Machinery & Housemoving
Corporation
County Road ]_09 and 18
Osseo� Minnesot�
by: Carl E. Forsyth
Renewal
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by: Bernard IL. Hunt 'Renewal
603a - 5th Street N: E.
Fridley� Minnesota 55421
by: Lowell C. Condon -New
39�1 Jersey North
Minneapolis� Minnesota
by: Elson Schmedke � Renewal
5900 University Ave. N. E.
Fridley� Minneaota 55�+21
by: Richard Sybrant
by: Lester Ernst
New
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Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion
carried unanimausly.
PETITIONS (APPLICATION3 FOR TRAILER PERMITS):
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Mayor Nee announced the receipt for council consideration oY two appli-
cations for trailer permits within the City of Fr3dley. The City Manager
stated the persons applying had been told to be.present and'the reco�qmed�-
ation is to table action. Councilman Wright stated he thought the City
Council shoizld be extremely careful about this type of trailer in a resi-
dential area, that he realized it was the only convenient way to take care
of some peaple but unless there were a real need and it was satisfactory
with the adj�cent neighbors, it was not a good policy. It�Kas no�ed the
�pplication for Cletus C, Nei did not have adjacent neighbor;approval�
that he wa� not connected to sanitary sewer and there was some questloa '
regarding the property owner's house. It was further noted e cb�unication
had been received regard3ng both applications from the PlutqbiR�'Inapector
regarding sanitary sewer and fire prevention problems. Couneilman Wright
stated the City Council had more than sufficient grounds to',fleny the i
application�. . � ^
Motion by Wright to deny the application for permit to occupy a home trailer
to Cletus C. Nei of 1465 Mississippi Street Northeast� Fridley� Minnesota.
Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion
carried unr�nimously.
Motion by Wright to deny the application for permit to oocupy a home trailer
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to Joseph H,, Apderaon of (570 Fridley Street Northeast�,Fridley� Minnesota.
Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote� there being no naye, the motion
carried unan3mQUSly.
60NSIDERATION OF PRINTING ANNUAL REPORT:
- Mayor I�ee anaounced the consideration of three quotationa from different
� firma for the;,printing of the annual report. The City Manager stated he had
received,a qUatstion from Mr. Alford J. Haley of the Ken Sorenson Printing�
Inc.� of�5$1 5outh 3rd Street, in Minneapolis, that Mr, Haley is a resident
in Fridley and had wiehed to hid. Thie bid was in the amount of $915.54 with
an addit3on'a1"�$65•00 ior the ward map in three colors. Another bid� he ex-
plaine��+had been received from Sangrene Printing of �,007 Secand Avenue
North ia Anoka for a total price of $840.00 with an additional $63•00 for
the ward�m8p,in three colors. The City Manager explained the third bid
received was �om Tri-County Publications� Inc. in the total amoUnt of
$550.00 with an additional charge for the three calored werd map of �105.00.
A fourth and,Yinal bid had been received from the Anoka County Union in the
amount of'$1�600.00 with an $150.00 price for the colored ward map. He steted
that he wae�,concerned about the low bid at Tri-County Publications and had
called Mr. Chalmere the General Managex and inquired if an error had been
made in computation, Mr. Chalmers had replied this was the right pxice. The
City Manager enggeated that even if the City Council authorized the printing
of the map in three colors and if they arrived at a decision on the pre-
cineta in�time to get it in the annual report� it would be qu3te confusing
unlesa'colored linee were used. If this were al.l done� it wauld make the b3d
of Tri-Copnty Publicationa� Inc. �,655.00 which was still $195.00 under the
next low,bid.' It wae recotmnended by the City Maneger that the City Council
award the,bid ior the printing of the Annual Report to Tri-County Publica-
tions�'Inc.
� Motion by',Johane0n to aaa:d the bid to Tri-County Publications, Inc. for the
�hrinting'of the Annuel Report in the amount ot' $550.00 wlth an additional �
$1�5.00 for a colored map. Seconded by K3rkham. Upon a voice vote, there
be3ng no neys� the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF BRICK FOR CITY HALL:
The City Man&ger'infox'med the City Council they had not obtained a written
figure Pot the additional brick to be considered for the City IIall, hut the
City Engineex' hed worked it out with the general contractor and he had a
drawing and an estimate of approxim�tely $4�000.00 for thie work. City
Engineer Qu'reahi explained to the City Council where the brick would be on
the proposed bUilding� coats vncluding brick� labor, etc. The City Manoger
stated this brick addition would be according to the original plans for the
building 1n that it wquld blend and aeem as one and if the City Council
wiahed to canfirm the expenditure, it would have to be an emergency ordin-
ance. �
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Motion by'Johanson to authorize and inetruct the City Manager to return to
the Council,floor an emergency ordinence to undertake the improvement of
the City Hall Pacade. Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays� the motion cerried unanimoualy.
{ APPOINTMENT:
Mayor Nee announQed
Council approval.
there was one appointment under considereition for City
Motion by J,ohaneon to approve and confirm the following appoin�ment:
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Seconded by Wrlght. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye} the motion
carried un�niioously. .
CONSIDF,RATTON OF POLL7,PiG PLl�C�S:
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Mayor Nee announced the considerstion of polliag plsces for Counail
approval. The City Manager stated the Finance Director had raieed some '
questions which should be cleared; also that Acting City Attorhey Feikems I
was prepared to concur in the laws mainly that-it wae impoeB�.blelto heve �
a polling plaC� where liquor is served or disreputable peop].g'cari congre-
gate.. It wae explained the Finance Director had questioned whether or '
not Rice Creek School could handle the nwnbers of voters.. The'FinanCel
➢irector explained he didn't know if it wea a real problem but thsre ia
more space at the high school than•at the Rice Creek'School end the school'
personnel had previously asked if the City wouldn't hold their e�lections
at the high school rather than the Junior High Schooly "He further steted
he thought it would be a good suggeation to put at least one polling •
place at the high school ae there is much more space available.' The City
Mana�er stated the Election Laws had been researched'and they'couTd�'have
people vote in Precinct 2 or Ward 2 and according to the'laN they do not
have to vot,e in thet precinct so long as it 3s within'1500 Peet: Mayor
Nee asserted t,his would jvst involve school property. Aetiag C3ty
Attorney Feilcema Jtated there was no problem ebout the ward 13ne;at Park-
view Sctiool. � � �
Counc]lman Wright stated he wished to find out what it would cost to put
up a buildin�; which could be moved �t 43rd and Main Street on City property
and deliver it by truck for use at elections. Acting City,Attorney Feikema
inquired if there were any industries in Ward 3 that have any oPfices thet
could be used, Councilman Wright asserted there was nothing in the e].ec-
tion lew that says it has to be a permanentlk�3�ding that thia bUild3ng
could be a frame building about 15 feet wide and 25 feet lon'g with�three
or four i.ables and the necessary booths; �lzrther� thie could^be a,•bu'3lding
that cou]d come apart and be used for recreation #'acilit3ea at other timee ;
of the year. - , '
The City Manager informed the City Council he had some figures on votin�
machines and on the 23rd of March they could have a demonBtYation of,auch
a machine if they had the time but did suggest that before Apr31 6th
each ward councilman should give this item consideration and it would be
returned to the floor. There was no action teken on the above described
item. �
REPORT ON 45TiI AVENUE PIORTf1EAS� STORM SEWER: I�
Mayor Nee announced ror Council consideration a repoYt pn,the 45th �§venue
Northeast Storm Sewer. The City Maneger stated City EngYnee'r Qureshi hnd
pointed out � problem that, apparently, Lhe Minnesota Highway Department
were poin� to change the design and elso the routing of the storm sewer
lines on this project. City Fngineer Qureshi explained'to the,City Council
the chan�,e and the basis of the design� that Columbia'Heighte,wa's consider-
ing going into this also, that he had det personally approached �he High-
way Department and would not unless he were authorized to do�'eo�,by the 'City
Council. Mayor Nee inquired of City Engineer O,ureshi if the project were
restudied if the split in co�t would be different� he was told it was
impossible to tell but if they kept changing the basis of assumption they
plan to use� they will never get the job done. Mr. Cometock asaerted th3s
did not change the system but it does have a bearing on coat'participation _
and if the City Council would use the design cfs method� it would,�be �
necessary to refigure the whole lateral system and arrive at'a different
cfs but the pipe size for the storm seWer would remain the seme: Mr. Com-
stoclt further asserted this was a tool to reduce the cfe that would be
charged and the question is that it appeare to be something 11ke anyone
could get together and decide to do something and after it hea been decided
to do it, there is a formula arrived at; one party �oes back'and says it
can be changed and the cost is changed and this could go on and on. It
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wae,mentioned the Highway Department had come tY�rough with a dtfferent
basis of deeign and if they are going to use a diiferent mei,hod, it isn't
necessary'to�recheck the figures. .
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Councilman Johaason suggeeted the City Council could perhaps wait until
the State Highway Depe.rtment returns with a new figure. Councilman Wright
inquired if tHe'Stste"s revised way was to the benefit of Columbie Ileights,
� Mr. Comstock replied it was to the benefit of the Highway ➢epertment, first�
then Columbia Heigh�s and if Fridley studied their portion� it could be to
their advantage. Mayor Nee suggested the position of Fridley might Ue they
woul'd,want to secept this basis of calculation as presented. Mr. Comstock
replied,the percentages would probably be close to the same f'igures but
the Highway'Department was requesting an appraisal by Fridley. Councilman
Wright'inqulred of Mr. Comstock if he eaw this as a move to make a major
seving'at,thelexpense of another project. Mr. Comstock replied if the
Ci�y Coune3l wanted to answer the Highway Department� they would have to
reiigure'the project. $e ata��d they had agreed nothing should be done
unlese the City Council wished to pusaue this project in the immediate
iutUre as there might be some changes and this one was just another facet.
Mayor Nee atated the important item wae that they wanted the Minnesota
State Highway'Department to work on University Avenue. Mr. Comstock stated
there were many different cambinstione of routing and computing, that the basic
assumptione were all agreed upon initially and the only proh]em was rout-
ing and this wae,arxived at by the two consultants hired and certainly if
there were some euggestiona that might arise to save money� these should
be used� by a11 partries. Councilman Wright inquired if these were any-
thing that,would beneYit anybody, waen't it eomething they would come to
as they vent 3'orward. Mr. Comstock replied they just hadn't used the state's
method of determining the benefite. Councilman Wright asserted the state
had put in extra money as had Columbia Heights. Mr. Camstock replied the
drainage erea� from Columbia Heighte are more extenaive than Fridley's and
they have very few �uture laterals tp construct but by changing the design�
�- it won't affect the pipe size but would affect the theoretical efs from
the pipe. Councilmen Johenson inquired of Mr. Comatock the amount of
money they were reierring to for the gathering of figures. Mr. Comstock
replied it would take at least ten days to two weeke comput3ng to do this
project and had been about ta suggest that the City Manager end his office
have a meeting and discusa the problems and see if they were going to follow
through and how many more.poseible changes would be made. There was no ection
necesssry on the item.
CONSIDERATION OF GRADER PURCHASE:
Mayor Nee announced for council consideration the purchase of a�rader for
the Public Worka Department. The City Manager explained to the City Council
they were haviAg probleme with their present seventeen year o7d grader and
he had au'gge"ated that since there was no conceivsble way to ecquire approxi-
mately $20�000'out of this year's budget, then there wae a possibility of
datermining what it would be to have a rental purchase until the end of the
year and the'bslance co�3�d be paid in 1965. Some f3gures had been obta3ned�
he further explaj.ne�, and some concerne had come forward with a 21F nionth
rental purchase agreement and they would be agreeable to an eight month
rentel°and e.cash payment balance. He stated the City Engineer and Superin-
tendent o$ Public Worka Yeel the grader ahould be replaced flnd he concurred
and was recom�ending that the City Council authorize the rentpl purchase snd
the old grader would be treded in.
Motion by Johanson to.author3ze the City Manager to prepare specifications
and advertise for bids.on a Mator Grader. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a
voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION ��+7-196�+ COhIIdEND2NG Tf� JUNIOR CIIAMBEH OF COMMERCI�.' :
Mayor Nee announced a resolution coimnending the Junior Chamber of Commerce
for Council con�ideration.
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Motion by Kix°kham to adopt Resolution #47-196�F cor�ending theFrtdley Junior
Chambar of Commerce for preparation of booklet "An Invitation to,Sndustry".
Seconded by Wright. The City Mana�er read aloud the above deaeribed reaolu-
tion. Upon � voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
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)64 RECENING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERINi
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Mayor Nee announced for council consideration a resolution receiving iinal
plans and specificatione and ordering bida on a atorm aewer pro�ect: The "
City Manca�er explained to the City Council this resolution was eUggested
by the consulting engineers and city attorney so thst at the'public hearing
on April 13th they would have exact figures on which to work'and iP they
wished to pas3 this resolution, the bids would be opened at noon and the
resolution would have to be changed. It wa� me�Ytioned the not3ce would
have to be published three timea. Mr. Comstock, consulting�engineer�
stated they had been going to euggest the receiving of the taida on the
13th of April and this would give ample time to have the, hearing'and make
arrangements �aith the State Highway Department. Mayor Nee "stated it'was
hia opinion they were not bound to act on the 13th oY ,Apr3l�ar'consider
the item and was told this was correct.
Mation by Wright to sdopt Resolution #48-196�+ approving plana and apec3fl-
cations and ordering the advertisement for bids on Project SS #5-A. 3econded
by Johanson. Motion by Wright to amend previous mation to include that -
advertisement for bids shall be published for 21 days rather than ten days.
Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
RFSOLUTION j��+�-1964 DIRECTING ISSUAPICE OF TEMPORARY BONAS = SW #61:
Mayor Nee announced a resolu.tion directing issuance oi some temporsry � �
bonds,
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Motion by Johanson to adopt Resolution #�+9-1964 directing the isauance of
Temporary Improvement Bonds in accordance with l�ws ot 1957, Chapter 385r
Sewer and Water Project #61. Seconded by Wrlght. Upon a voice vote�
there being no nays� the motion carried unanimouely.
RESOLUTION �50-196�F DIRECTING SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEMPORARY BOPIDS - SW #61:
Mayor Nee announced a resolution directing the sale and purehase of temporary
honds for Sewer and Water Project #61. ,
Mation by Wright to adopt Resolution #50-1964 directing the sale and purchase
of Temporary Improvement Bonds 3n accordance with Laws of 1957�.Chapter 385
on Sewer and Water Improvement Project No. 61. Seconded by Kirkham. Upoh a
voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTIONS �51-1964 AND �52-1964 AUTHORSZING COMBINIlVG OF CERTAIN SPECIAL
ASSESSMEIVTS: �
Motion by Sohasnson to adopt RESOLUTION �51-1964 authorizing and directing
the combining of certain speciel aesessments on Lot 11 and Lot 12 (Exc.
rr. 43'), Block 1, Sylvan Hills. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon�;a voice�voter
there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. '
Motion by Joh�nson to adopt RESOLUTION �52-1964 authorizing end directing
the combining of certain special assesaments on Lot �+ (EX. N 1�2},and Lot
5� B1ock 13� Hyde Park. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice..vote� there
being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. •
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RESOLUTIONS �53-1964 AND #54-1964 AU7'HORIZING A SPLITTING OF CERTAIN SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS :
Motion by Johan�on to aaopt xESOLVmioN #53-1964 suthorizing and directin�
the splitting of special assessments on Lot 19, Block 1� Spring Lake Park
I.akeside. Seconded by Ktrkham. Upon a voice vote� there treing no nays,,
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the motion cerried unanimously.
Motion by Sohanson to aaopt xESOLU�rION #5�-i964 suthorizing and directing
the eplitting of epecial assessments on N 1�2 of Lot 6 and S 1�2 of Lot 6�
Block 1� Moore Lake Highlands. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #55-1964 AUTfIORIZING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT STUDY:
Mayor Nee announced a resolution ior council consideration� nuthorizing an
overall apecial aseeeament study, The City Mana�er explained to the City
Council� City Attorney Smith had drawn this ordinance but he �as not certain�
if thie w�s what the City Council wiehed.
Motion by Johanson to adopt RESOLUTION #55-1964 providing for an over�l] study
oY storm sewer needs� existing asaesements� and plan for future construction
and ilnQncing,in the City of Fridley. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice
vote� there being no naya� the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #56-1964 RECEIVING PRELIA9INARY PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND
Mayor Nee eano'unced s resolution for Councilconaideration receiving prelim-
inary planalsnd speciYications and ordering a hearing on Municipal Stai,e
Aid Projeot 310 and Project 315. `1'1ie City Manager explained to the City
Council there were eidewalks to be conaidered in the resolution and they had
been inaluded beeause it was felt the City Council might wish to d3ecuss the
item. Couneilmen Wright inquired of City Engineer 9,ureshl regardin� the
difierent projeots and the variova numbers given these projects, City
Engineer Qureahi expleined the projecb numbers and locations. Councilman
- Johaneon inquixed reg��,'d�gg the sidewalks and stated he felt it was a case
j� that' the eehooT would have to pay for them but the City should get in
� touch with the^achool oiiicisls and if they want the s3dewalks and want to
aseume the cost it would be a good thing. Cost and aseessments for the
road were diecuased. Mayor Nee asserted the assesaments should be on the
standaxd policy they had been following� as this aseessment wou]d be the
same as residehte would have had on a residentisl street. City �ngineer
Q,ureahi'explained the City of Fridley would get everything From State Aid
but what would be assesaed to the residents would be extra money coming in.
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A d3scuseion period wae held regardng the installat3on of different types of
curbs and their'pricea. Councilman Johanson stated the only thing they were
doing by using stete a3d funds was that they were up�rading tYieir streets but
the property eranera were �till paying. City Engineer Qureshi replied they
would be putting in a good street. It wes explained 6y the City Manager the
residente are paying juat the same as everyone else and it is only fair that
they'should pay fpr a street also, that all of the citizens of Frldley do
use that street. Councilman Johanson stated the sidewalks would anly bene-
fit theischool. City Engineer Qureshi explained they would Ue grading the
etxeet so� at any time the decision wae made, the sidewalk could be put in.
Councilman Johsneon etated the street was definitely a necessity. 7t ti�as
asserted by CoUnc3lman Wright the street should be done and it should be
propose3 to bhe echool they put in a sidewalk on their side and point out
what the'City'of Fridley is doing for them. Councilmen Johanson stated
iP this were'done the sasessments should only be what it would cost to put
in a residential street. City Engineer Qureshi replied they wo�h3�d be
I asseasing one-third oY the price. The City M�nager sug�ested to the City
Council they could delete the aidewalks on the Notice of FIearin� an3 elimin-
ete Item 8 irom the Not3ce with regard to sideaalks. Mayor Nee explained
to members of'',�he Council that it was written down in some correspondence
that on streete going into residential or public areos� that tjie basi� of
aeaessment ia one-half and where it goes into coromercial it is half of
another rate� that eomething oi thie kind had been adopted ahout a year
previous. The City Me.neger exp�a3ned how the percentages were arrived at.
The Finanee Director atated the public hearin� could be called for the
i20th�;of�.A�ixi1: The City Manager euggested to the City Council if they
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r»shed to pass the named resolution, they could do so by aettirig�,the
hearing for the 20th of April and deleting Ztem B i'rom tHe N,otice,of I
Hearing.
Motion by Johanson to adopt RESOLUTION #56-196�t receiv3ng preliminary
plans and s�ecifications and ordering a public hearing on,the matter of
the construction of certain improvements - Municipal,State Aid 2mprove-
ment Pro,}e6t 27-302-01� and project 27-315-01� said pvblic hearing to
be calle@ for the 20th of Aprzl and deletin� Item B On the Notice of �
Hearing on Im�rovements, Seconded by Wright, Upon a voice"votey there
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being no nays� the motion carried unanimou4ly.
OTHER BUSIlVESS•
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Mayor Nee expl�lned to the Clty Council that even though the Pinance
Director hr�d already mailed notices on hearings Yor SS Project #5 he had
thought if the City Council explained the matter s 13ttle before they came
to the publir hearing and if they had made up a mailing piece that had a
duplicatton of the official notice and had o map and drawing of the actual
type they were tallcing about and a discussion o£ whet waa involved in the
way of costs� need� etc.� thot it might be an advantage� that'thi's could be
mailed in advance of the hearing �nd there might be lesa proUlema at the
hearing. The Finance Director stated that some of' the lots-,in'queat3on do
have escrow monies in them and they had ind3cated to them on these there
would be a storm sewer assessment. Mayor Nee statred if tl�e City Council ao
wished he could work up such a mailing. It was generally decided not to
have such a ivailing as it might have an opposite effect. ,
Councilman Johanson informed the City Council the Planning Commiasion was
working on another proposed change in the ordinance which wbUld be an.amend-
ment to lot size requirements on multiple dwellinga whereby;there will be a
minimum �et of square £eet per unit� that the way it is now the-more,units�
the less amount of square feet are needed on any givea site,. He;stated,he �
wished to see 1.he Planning Coffuuisaion handle this matter,with the greatest
of speed and further wished to place a moratorium in tihe meantiime��o stop
all constructlon of multiple dwellings until thle eoald be done�'tHat he
did not know of any other way to �top the type o£ Uuilding at�d Wae willing
ta take this chance. Councilman Wright stated the only thing that bothered
him was that he felt it would hurt F'ridley's reputation butiiae,was opposed
to the so-called rides they had been giving buildera'for a;lOng�tim�. The
City Manager explained the builders� according to ordinance conform to the
lot size and each unit decreases the amount cf'the lot area arid explained how
the amendment now is 10�000 square feet for the first three Vntta built or
double bun�;alows� and it still reads 1,500 square feet in'the R-2 and R-3
districts. It was explained how some requirements had beem aeclared illegal
by the court� that the present ordinance requires off-atreet�parking but there
isn't room for anything else and the more units that are bui;lt�,the less grass
area there is for children. Mayor Nee atated he was not sotconcexned with
slowing up the 6uilding of aportments as he was concerned'witk�'a bettex grade
of building c�nd stated he thou�ght that on the moratorium as long ae bhey
could show the matter was in process it should be alear�'th�t,the previoua
time this had been done they weren't movin� clearly enovgl�=in"�heir studies
and if they were taken � court and the matter �ere aCtive�y',ina'proceas of
revamping, this shnuld be satisfactory. Councilmen Johariso[��separted,the
plan was� at the preeent time� in the discussion stage and iC,would not take
the Planning Co�ission long to-work this out. Councilman'Wright inquired
if it were necessary to have an official moratorium. It wasigenerally agreed
this was nececsary. Mayox Nee stated, he felt� the queation,was if they , �
could stop an,y commitment in the area unt31 they could �et,this problem' (
finalized. Acting City Attorney Feikema explained to the Gity Gouncil „
what any person would use aa arguments ii they were depr3virig him of the
lawful use of property. Councilman Johanson suggested the�'City Counc3l
set up the square footage they felt necessary and,iaiti6te',aetion.„ The
City Manager ctated that they actually initiate the actian and �egotiatA
through thc Plannin� Commission but a portion oF this could,bB bypassed,.,
Following a check of the amendments and rules, he etated i't�wa¢ mEntioned
that items shall refer to the Planning Commission. Mayor Net stated�'he
assumed, they could defend a moratorium for two months. 'JCoU��klzn6h•Johanson
stated that Minneapolis had a minimum on multiple dwellinga:�'The City Nianager
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explained,to,�hc City Council they had� in effect referred to the P]anning
Co�ission the item and they would merely receive and initiate it. Acting
City Attorney''Feikema euggested to the City Council they could initiate
action th�e evening on the item. Mayor Nee suggested a proposed amendment
could be eketched out now and enact it and it could provide the ground work.
The City Me.nager gave the first reading of an ordinance amending Section 45,282.
Motipn by Johanaon to accept as first reading an ordinance amending Section
i— 45.282 by provid3ng for an average minimum square foot of lot are¢ for mul-
tiple dwellings oi not less than 1500 square feet provided for each unit, and
that no bullding permite will be issued. Seconded by xirkham. Upon a roll
call vote� those voting aye, Nee� Johanson, Kirkham, Wright, Those voting
nay� none.' The motion carried unanimously.
ADJOi1RN: ^ �
There being no fUrther business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting adjourned.
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Secretary to the Council
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Wi113am J. Nee - ayor
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING - MARCH 2�, 1964 - 7:30 P. M.
A Special meeting of the Council of the City of Pridley was called to order
by Mayor Nee�at 7:37 P. M.
ROLL CALL:
Members Preeent; Nee� Sohanson, Kirkham, Sheridnn, Wright
Members Abeent: None
OLD BUSINESS:
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SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE #261 REZONING C-25 TO M-1� BALCO:
Mayor Nee announced the second reading oF an ordinance rezo�ing nn area de-
scribed as C-25 to M�1 petitioned by Balco. The City Manager gave the second
read�ng oP eaid ordinance.
Motion by Wxight to accept the second reading and adopt ORDIDIANC� {�261 which
is an ordinance to amend the City Code of the City of Fridley, M�nnesota by
making a change in zoning districts described as the westerly 600 feet of the
Southerly 370 feet of the Northerly 1120 feet of the NE 1�2 of' the nnd 7/2
lying in Section 12� T-30� R-24� County of Anoka„ State of Minnesota and pub-
lish same. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a roll call vote� those voting in
favor of the�,ordinance� Nee� Wrighta Sheridan, Kirkham� Johenson. Those vot-
ing nay� nona. The motion carried unanimously.
SECOND READING OF ORDINANCr �262 AMENDING CHAP'I'ER 32:
Mayor Nee annoUnced the second reading of an ordinance amendin� Chapter 32 of
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