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08/23/1965 - 5987REGULAR SL RENTING AGUNDA - Y 19, 1965 1, Resolution 95 -1965 (Rownsideration - Tabled 6/21/65 =A 7/6/65)0 - Pages 22 - 24 2. Second Reading of Ordinancm ROXOning R -2 to C -1 i (southeast corner - Mississippi & Stb street) (Tabled 12/2/64.. 12/7/64,• 3/1/65, 3/15/65, 4/5/650 5/3/65,0 6/7/65)& Page 25 3. second Reading of Ordinance Vacating Portion Of Jefferson Street, Page 26 i 4. Ordinance Regulating Billboards (Tabled 7/6/65) Pages 27 .. 36 Bt:W �USI�3� a S. Delay of Demolition - 525/527 - 56th Aveuaue V.E. - , Page 37 casserly 1. Board of Appeals Minutes* July 14, 19650 Page 38 7. Building Board Minutes. 3~aly 140 1965s Page 39 a. Housing and Redovelopoont Authority Minutes, July 1, 1965, pages 40 do 49 9. Housing and Redovelopment Authority Miasutes, suly 9, 1965, Pages 49A • 49C 10. Housing and Redevelopment Authority Minutes, July 140 19650 Pages 49D - 49J 11. Commatnications, Pages 50 (a) DesignWar ®a serener connections 64A, 648, 64C (b) sawyer and iauapea Claims 4 (c) Board of HO&Itba Report June 1 - July 10, 1965 (d) Risiots of Columbus:' Locke Park R a . Special Meetinge .ice 14,v 1965v Page A Regular Ming, Juana 21, 1965, Pages B 6 c Special Meetingo June 28, 1965, Page D RegUlar Me®tLWv J"y 6., 1965. Pages 1 - 19 Board of Bgisalisation, July 70 1965, Pages 20 & 21 1, Resolution 95 -1965 (Rownsideration - Tabled 6/21/65 =A 7/6/65)0 - Pages 22 - 24 2. Second Reading of Ordinancm ROXOning R -2 to C -1 i (southeast corner - Mississippi & Stb street) (Tabled 12/2/64.. 12/7/64,• 3/1/65, 3/15/65, 4/5/650 5/3/65,0 6/7/65)& Page 25 3. second Reading of Ordinance Vacating Portion Of Jefferson Street, Page 26 i 4. Ordinance Regulating Billboards (Tabled 7/6/65) Pages 27 .. 36 Bt:W �USI�3� a S. Delay of Demolition - 525/527 - 56th Aveuaue V.E. - , Page 37 casserly 1. Board of Appeals Minutes* July 14, 19650 Page 38 7. Building Board Minutes. 3~aly 140 1965s Page 39 a. Housing and Redovelopoont Authority Minutes, July 1, 1965, pages 40 do 49 9. Housing and Redovelopment Authority Miasutes, suly 9, 1965, Pages 49A • 49C 10. Housing and Redevelopment Authority Minutes, July 140 19650 Pages 49D - 49J 11. Commatnications, Pages 50 (a) DesignWar ®a serener connections 64A, 648, 64C (b) sawyer and iauapea Claims 4 (c) Board of HO&Itba Report June 1 - July 10, 1965 (d) Risiots of Columbus:' Locke Park REGULAR COMCXL 1=TZMG AGEkM - JULY 19a 1965 (Continued) V_ ISY�,a 12, Claims, 1 13. Estimates, Page 65 Pages 66 - 59 14. Licenses, Pages 70 -- 74 15. Building Permits - 359 - 57th Place and 349/353 • 57th Place - Weigel (Urban ReneWal Area), Pages 75 & 76 16. Building.Permit and Variance - 6767,- 7th Street N.E. - Thui.rer, • 17. Building Permit - 339 - 57th Place N.E. - Hiller (Urban Renewal area), 18. Building Permit - 6225 T.B. #65 - saliterman, 19. Building Pezait and Variance -- 5916 - 6th Street N.E. - Gritti, 20. Building Permit and Variance - 584 Rice Crook TerraCe - Biedron, 21. Building Permit and Variance - 6011 - 6th Street NIZ, -- Ebert* 22. Building Permit and Variance - 6820 Jefferson Street I.B. - Gneiser, 23, Trailer Permit - 6793 Overton Drive - Wellan, 24. storm Saoer Problem - 6th and 56th, i25. Drainage Prot,'.w - Pierce street, Pages 77 Page 78 Page 79 page 80 Page 81 Pages 82 & SM Pages 828 & 82C Page 83 26. Resolution caeces'ainq Anoka CowaW Board action, rut Comty Park Page 84 RZGULAR COUNCIL METING AGENDA - JULY 190 1965 (font ) 27. Resolution approving ing plane and spscifioatiotrS and wing bids - SS-73j, SW&SS -73Aw Pages 85 & 86 26. Resolution authorizing splitting asses t - Lot 8, Auditor ° s subdivision No. 25a Page 87 29. Rssolution ordering UVrov - SS -12, r-1 \J iRGULAR COUN= SING AGEMA AGE CQUI TS - JULY 19, 1965 (Contiuwed) (b) -SaWwer and Lampe: Claim: The letter an Pages $1 and 52 is self 4 _ - - t wy. (c) Board of Health: Report June I - J1tly 100 1965? The report on Pages 53 through 56 can be x weaved and filed, unless you wish to discuss any particular item at this time. (d) its of Columbua: Locke Park: Lettew an Paige 57 is self ee�laAatoaey. (e) U"ted Diversified: 5519 - 4th St. g.=.s The letter on Pago $8 is self emplanatoary. The Building Inspection Depart -1 fill and Health Inspection Dspaaetawt separt is an Page 590, and also an inspection by Mr, aiesen and Mr. Belisle cc Page 59A. Pechaps the Connell would vieh to direct that this be handled nodeae the danger -8 balding portion of the City Code, and ca4d Instruct the City Attorney to see that the proper• .Uegal procedures are followed by the Building Inspection • Dept and the Council in pursuing this matter as a dangerous building. (f) Governors Pedestrian Safety Awards The letter on Pago 60 is self eaplamtory. (g) Building Inspections Dangerous Buildings On Page 61 is a Kano from tiler Building inspoctoc to the City Manager. The inspection report is an Page 62. Tlne Council mie,htwish to havddle this itaen in the sum mumAer as item 11(c) above. (h) Building inspection* Licenses fte Mmo on Page 63 U further d 1, -- n i - by the letter on Page 640 vihie h would appear to be sufficient reason to revoke tbo license, since they licenses must have iasanrance. (i) D.C. Sell Investmoeant Comply: 88e:c'ows The sas,�gested letter, within the letter an Page 64A, sbool d have Coanneil, approval if the Canned wid des to have the City construct the sidewalk at the time the Parks Department Is more certain of its location. if you widh to have the work edorur now by the contractor, you caa so ordear, or your can direct me to writes the letter an - rggested by the David C. Bell Uvestmeant Company. The letter on Page 648 explains the reason for the letter an Page 64A. RXGULAR CCAiDtCZL INXTIM AGUMA, CONUMS - .DULY 19, 1%5 (Conti n-ed) j) RoSeeville Villages S.S. legislations The letter On Page 64C is self explanatory. 12. CLAMSs The claim nad eOCs are an Page 65. Detail of the claims is includw in the envelope with the Agetnda. 139 SSTINAMRSs The estimates are s r9zecl on Pages 66 and 67 with the detail of the Smiley estimate on Page 68,, and a eeps fte estimate,, not detailed on Pages 66 cc 67, on Page 69. 14. LICEMSs The 1106M OS far yogis consideratioa are sus Pages 70 tbroaegh 740 15. BU=MG P=t MTTS - 359 - 57TH PLUS AID 349 /353 - 57 TO PLUS - WNIGRL (URBM SAL ARBA) $ Thee two Building Pewit appliemaUOUS are on Pages 75 and 76, These weero placed an the Agenda at the specific request of the Attorney for the WeigelS, Dieatats100 by the HOUSIng Authority relatives to the" requests will be found on Page 49D, 16, BU=IW PB' KTT AND VARII NCA - 6767 - 7TH STMT NA, - 2910330112 •The Building Permit application is on Page 77, and the Variance is to have the double garage only 3 feet from the City Park property abutting this lot, 17. BUMING PBiXT - 339 - 57TH PIS R.N. - MUM - (UFMAX SAL ARIA) s The application is an Page 78. I would assvmo that you would wiash to refer this to they HousiM and RWOVOloSut Anthoaeity. They are aware of the applimtion,, and are meeting with Mr. Hiller on Monday# July 19, 1965. 18, BUZWIbTG PZPJMMT - 6225 T.H. 065 - SALITRRMUs The 81tilding Pezzit application is an Page 790 19, BUZW3MG MOOT AND VARIANCR - 5916 - 6TH STRBdT M.B. - QRZMs The Building Permit aapplicatI on is an Page 80. Since a neighbor on that side made the coMlaint abaft the 6 indi variance from the former Imaation of the garage, it would appear that Mr. Gritti would be unable: to obtain his signature approving the variance, 20. BUILDING i'WMV AND VARY - 5$4 RICZ CR'SSK TBRRACB - BIBMMS The letter approving his request is as Page 8l. At this point t have no site plans or application from qtr. Biefton, but I will have the Building Inspection Department atteWt to obtain one by taiftineg time Monday night. This was me of the much delayed insuaran� demolition situations that the Council had before it for mMV meetings. REGULAR COUNCIL XHZTn1G AMM C OMMS -- JULY 190 3965 (Contiassd) 21, BUILDING 6ZRK AM ARIA E 6011 - 6TR STRAMT NoZ* — Mai i Applic cation is on Page 82 with th¢ description of what the variance would bed A letter of approval by two of the neigIbbovs is on Page 82ho 22, BUILDING P2PKTT AND VARY - 6820 OBF MON STRUS i' ] AZ* - (EMISMt= The application is can Page 828 and a latter approving it by a' ns i. abor is on Page 82C. Toolate to be inclasSed in this Agenda;; I received a regtmat for a variance at 6810 Jefferson street R.N., Wwdiately adjacent to the Cueinr prop ctrp requesting that the gauge roof on the side adjacent to the iser property be pe=dtted to overhang not more than two feet and at no point , to be closer than 1 foot to the lot lines. This request is by Richard L. Weimar at 6810 Jefferson Street N.B, and .I will have the letters available for you at the ueeting, to consider at this ties. 23, TRAILER PSRHIT - 6793 OVERTON MUM - WELLANa The application for a temporary trailer permit is on Page 830 24o STORK SMMR PROBLEM - 6TB AM 56TH: Councilman Wright asked that • I plamae this, the agenda. I do not have any documents relative to this, but I assume that the Council will direct the City Engineer and Consulting Engineer to study this xattero pevikaps with a pro- p"lunary rej�oxrt 25, DRAINAGE PRC.SX - PI CS STREETa Leonard Cochran asked that I place this on, the Agenda,, it would appear that them is a problem alon a drainage eee t between Cochran I a property and the D%Zle BungalLoo oar Pierce Street, and that the Conseil will direct the City Engiter and Consulting Sagineenr to review this problem foot possllble solution, It may be that the natter will be resolved by Council Meeting tom, although the recent rains perhaps have made it inpossible for us to do any ditching by Monday, 26, RESOLUTION CONPCBRNIDIG ANOKA COUWY BOARD ACTION RS s COUNTY PARK: This resolution was drawn by the City Attorney and is on Page 84, and is prabahly drawn because of a letter from the County Plater that was seat to Mayor Nee, 27. RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPBCIFICATIQKS AND OnEft=G BIDS - 5S -73, SW&88 -73A: The resolatica is on Page 85, and the Notice • to Contractors is on Page 86. The City Engineer and the Consulting Engineer can go Ito mare detail at the meftUiq, RXGUt y =. KWIMG AMM MMUM - OMY 199 3965 (C=timWd) 28c, RZSOWTXCN AU'ORZ$nW SPLITTIRG AS SSMUTS - LOT So AUDITOR ° S SUB - .M. 18100 W, US The rexclution cm Page 67 is the t SMI rottim resolution. 290 RESOLUTUM GRWRM 3MP 'MM — SS-12t I do not baave this -Verolutim roaltr at this Wmee bUt OMPOCt that I Will havq it Vail le f cc you at the Coil mectIM. I wilj nimt have the a tz frcm the state Highway Depagtnont %*Iative to the Storm s"Mr situation South of Highway #100, as Me, MWK%d a*W advisa6 as that there is scme diffi .ty® that he has*$ to get resolved Boone that is holding up the agreemnts, 0 AMENDMENTS TO THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 14, 1965 Page 2 as submitted be deleted and an amended page 2 substituted therefore to read as follows: Mayor Nee stated that the City had conducted some preliminary investigation of solutions to the flooding problem in Fridleyi that City officials had surveyed the flood plain on a preliminary basis and conducted evaluations of various alternatives to the solution of problems in the flood plain. They estimated the cost of a dike to be in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars. This cost of the dike would have to be borne entirely by the City of Fridley without the aid of Federal Funds. The engineers do not believe construction of this dike is a good solution to the flood problems since creek water will still get behind the dike, undermine it and very possibly;; damage the homes of residents on the flood plain. Mayor Nee.stated that there are 30 or 40 homes on the flood plain, that the cost of a project in this area with 30 homes on it would be a great deal, less than the cost of a dike and that the City would not have to bear the full cost if these homes were to be included under Federal Urban Renewal plans. The Federal\Government pays 75% of the cost of Federal Urban Renewal projects and the City need pay only 25°x6 • of it. Mayor Nee stated that he believes this is an attractive way to finance reconstruction of the flood plain. If the City were to go ahead with plans for-the flood plain, the Urban Renewal Authority would be responsible for providing equal housing at an equivalent cost to present residents living on the flood plain. The Urban Renewal Authority would have full responsibility for the entire program for the flood plain until the City purchases the land from the Renewal Authority for use as a park. Mayor Nee stated that City officials began an investigation of a permanent solution to flood damage on the flood plain before the tornado damaged the City of Fridley, He stated that immediately after -the flood, inspectors from the Housing and Home Finance Office , in Chicago were in the City of Fridley to inspect the flood damage. However, they were unable to examine the damage inside the homes since the flood waters inundated many of the houses.. It is necessary. that damages on the flood plain affect more than 500% of the property on the flood plain in order for the area to qualify for Urban Renewal. Mayor Nee said that after the Tornado hit the City of Fridley the inspectors from the Housing and Home Finance Agency returned to the City and made a further investigation of conditions on the flood plain. The Mayor said he believes that when inspectors are allowed to enter the homes and inspect actual structural damage to the homes • on the flood plain, they will find sufficient damage to the homes to justify the use of Urban Renewal Funds for an Urban Renewal Project on the flood plain. • Mr. Hollenbeck, a resident at 571 - 79th Way Northeast, stated that he believes the residents of the flood plain should have some kind of decision from the City so they can make plans for the future. He stated that he believes the increase in building and other developments in the northern part of the state will add more water drainage to the River and this will result in more flooding in the City of Fridley in the future. He stated that he favors the use of an Page 3 Paragraph 1 (The first full paragraph) The second sentence to have the words "might be" inserted before the words 11 million dollars', to have the word "is" deleted and the words "or more" inserted following the words 11 million dollars' such that the sentence will read; 'Mayor Nee stated that the cost of a dike to protect the area might be 1 million dollars or more except for the backing up of flood waters into the creek wbi ch would still cause the plain to be flooded.'- . � Page 4 Paragraph 1 (The first full paragraph) The last sentence to have the words "of the" inserted before the word 'homes' and the sentence further amended.-to read as follows: 'The proposed study would determine the boundary of the flood plain which depends upon areas where more than 50/ of the homes suffered damage.' Paragraph 3 (Pages 4 & 5) Sentences 5 through 9 to be deleted such that the paragraph will read as follows: Mayor Nee asked whether members of the Fridley Housing and Redevel- opment Authority had any questions to ask the homeowners. One of the homeowners stated that he had a question for a member of the Urban Housing and Redevelopment Authority. He asked whether in the event that homes in the flood plain do not qualify for Urban Renewal under the flood damage suffered to date future flood damage would be considered. Mr. Herder of ti-e Authority stated that he did not know. Mr. Herder stated that if the property owners are interested in the study the Authority will make the study; if • the property owners are not interested in it the Authority will not be very interested in conducting the study. If the interest of the property owners is extensive the Authority will conduct the study as quickly as possible and attempt to facilitate the project rat C in every was possible. Paul Barrow, another member of the Authority, stated that the study would be made with Federal Funds, that the full cost of the study would be born by the Federal Funds, whereas the cost to the City, the 25/ portion, will only be used for carrying out the actual project, that is, condemning the property and renewing it. Mr. Barrow stated further that the Housing Authority needs to be convinced that the study should be made. The study itself will take time since it is necessary to inspect the inside of the homes. • Page 5 Paragraph 2 (The second full paragraph) The words 'Home Finance Agency' shall be deleted from the first sentence and the words "Redevelopment Authority" substituted therefore. The last two sentences shall be deleted and a new sentence substituted. therefore which shall read as follows: "The Mayor answered that. the inspectors will probably inspect all structures located in the flooded area." 1 1 Page 6 The second sentence at the top of the page to have the word 'inspectors' deleted and the words "Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority" substituted therefore. The third sentence at the top of the page to have the words 'The inspectors' deleted and the word "They" substituted therefore.at the beginning of the sentence. The third sentence also to have the words 'more than 50q' deleted. The amended sentence shall read as follows: They will try to define fairly contiguous areas for the project and will not select homes in the flood plain on an arbitrary basis but will try to include an entire area in which the majority of the homes suffered damage. Page 12 Paragraph 3 Delete the last sentence. y Page 13 Paragraph 3 Substitute the `word "rebuild" for the word 'repair' . wherever the word 'repair' ,.occurs . in this paragraph. F� 64- D AMENDMENTS TO THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 21, 1965 Page 29 The heading 'D.J. KRANZ: RED OWL STORE:' shall be amended to read only "D.J. KRANZ COMPANY, INC.:" i Paragraph 3, (the third full paragraph being the first paragraph under the amended heading) shall be deleted and two paragraphs shall be substituted therefore reading as follows: Mr. Kranz stated that one year ago his firm, D.J. Kranz, Inc., went the full route through all the commissions of the City in order'to obtain a Building Permit for the construction of a store. The City granted permission to build upon this property but under the circumstances,the firm,was unable to do so at that time and did not take out a Building Permit. Now the firm would like to take out a Building Permit and have the Council confirm its action of the previous year granting a Building Permit.:.;The City Manager said that a Building Permit had been granted for construction of a Theison store and not to Red Owl Stores, Inc. i Page 30 Paragraph 2 (The second full paragraph) Delete the words 'that even though the Building Permit for the Red Owl store is valid,' from the second sentence such that the sentence will read: "Councilman Wright said that he hopes the Red Owl company will consider the plans of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority." Page 38 Paragraph 1 Delete the fifth sentence. Paragraph 3 Delete this paragraph. Paragraph 6 Delete this paragraph. �- Page 40 Paragraph 1 (The first full paragraph) Delete the sixth and seventh sentences and substitute therefore the following sentences: "Mayor.Nee said that at the time the preliminary plans for the sanitary sewer system were drawn it was anticipated that the total future population of the City of Fridley would be no more than 18,000 people. The present population of the City is 25,000 people. OF ^..aViLd.4 . wmwrm. uz+ annia�rsmeam... ��axnrasw .mr�esx- sxem�smarze�:�ar asaw.airxmzeen c^.aarcu+nsRev.-n�9m• xwm A regular MeSting of the CouXICil of thO City of Pridlay was called to order by Mayor Aden at 8 :00 P oMo s Presents- Nee, Kirkhxawo Wrigfht, Thomason Meebers Absents Sheridan Motion by Wright to continue the consideration of minutes of the Special Council Meeting of June 14, 1965, of the negular Council Meeting of dune 21, 1965,, and of the Special Council Meeting of June 28, 1965, to the neersct regular Council meeting. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a. voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. S -. RMIA ARWAIMS -- WPIPA s • The City manager read the notice of hearing. The mayor asked whether anyone was prevent Who would 1 LIVO to be heard on this question. There was no one preen to Councilman Wright stated that he heard seeveral objections from tAea local residents living in the neighborhood of the proposed double bungalow,, but he stated that when the neighbors swq drawings of the proposed building, they had no ob j ecetion to its aeon stx- ,reran - Mayor Nee declared the hearing cicwseed,, Motion by Wright to grant the request of Bernard Wolke for a Special Use Permit Tsar the construetion of a. Doubles Bungalow on Lot 1, Block , + i-Ana Addit6on. seconded by Thoeaapsoano Upon a roll call vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Fig !J-WAMI. t 4 0 = r .!' ` � i 4:i. The City Manager read the notice of the hear ing o The ma OV explained that the proposed street vacation is of a street dedicated to the City by the developer. The length of the • proposed street vacation is one lot deep and the width is 60 feet. Lerom Innaona cope a. seer, on the west sides of the proposed streets vacationL. was present at: the Council Meeting. He I se stxiez . :�jrn-o4v<�,a x�!vi sm';t", ". ;I',- ­ �� mad-f, 9e z, 'ttzI;�-u'i Mr •. on 'tho tI'w: ` �:v -vo L-2, ItA 'i-AnAG aw* s�ai.�i +iu .`s ". ara -.*o Ij b ut the C11ty- O;azem-w: bou:ndar!3 elf tlia ;y_ccTarty. cot -%C"_'Wmar ' . ti, Y4P. r, hokl_s,g sn built on the 5 A ZI, A'wln"t: ­Z4 bz%imd' ltba vz.,tzz: �.icmc. 14r, Ennmcwt The RayW,, ;mk'04 Vsill, Xmz�og,, are located on poi le lots lkb� St"re'st" mr, si!'id 'thal' ha has an f.vc)w., 11-ae, and bas g, 20 1prop4'�t,,-ty llnt)- Tih�ft M 41')Q,0 tb,t this s. L ;',dj% Would 51=1 lzh'J of 1� 4 d tho pr" erty Y'rWom Idlether ho a%e a 0MVII �4d that, his ,milqWbar s;-xzos to sel.1 bls Part t1ie land i:� tht streat is wida ':Lw�'O �'Vuils'-Ilms lot. haws 13,, Bail zrr, x-asident of- 5,54, .-- 4%vanwz' IT'S' was present, rb"2 Coww"i"I t_"mvt kto ane praperty at the. "S."'A of �.-he plf:qposud s-.,.xm et va im Cc7m-�ilrtuus Vzompson a'Skml baker "P41uX,"Amr tos -usk�"S' accass to his -the street 91, w i t r gh laxygxotunad at, 54tb and W,'h The City mumagwr ottatema t? J" ;wad ions Sub- cormalt""*'-me' -the g„',. (s and the plwanjAw Ccmm' S SR; m)t Studied at', Vacation tboroughly, k�e Stated "O.-Axt it I%as tImb this part of ,Te-.Kf*rscn stet is of 'no uses, Uhat vacatLI�T U-13 StrGat will PrOvIde a Saw""'zo of talre• to t%,e City wid the proparty. Mr, naiter asmw waaal,.er it would ba, possIble for him to obtain som. of thct from the proposed street vacation for his own usw to build a garage upon it.. The May J.D.,formOd Isr. Bakew tLxat ' he would have to buy the land since tha 1&,w rwWlres that the land of a vacated street, be relturmied to the pwvla who der"'o'c"nted II'm original ox to their as-sAS),.Is- Mayor ti,rav dl,�%clarod the heuzIM vlaswl, E pa..ge Motion �, q W- �jSSht i o &Jop - any {ter l"Ina=0 erg c ti � ;gtra�, pay; of jeffersor street lying between 2-34'ilock 2 and BlccIj- 3 of Oak Hill Adel Diu_ and lye n--xth of e - ,AoAxth line of Block 2 octended • west aid south of eras north Une of yMock 2 extended west,, upon first di'W' . 3ecox by Th won, Upon a roj "I call vote,, there being) no nag *s,, eae motion carried umm'- 'Matlsl Motion by Thompson to table indeilnitely c0nsidexatlon of the delay of demolition of the st c'*.,urc at 129 Horizon CirceE Secor,Aad by Wright. upon a voice vote,, there beixaj no nays,, the motion c=arried unan us ly . Mayor Nee asked whether anyone was present to represent the interests of the KilgOCS Aluminum C o no one answered. Mayor See stated that he will propose anther change in the resolution and that Tom Fostexg represents the interests of Farmers Rome Mutual Insurance Company,, is present at the Council Meeting t4ayoar Nee asked Mr. Foster whether he had arW now reports on the progress of Farmers Home n tual. Insurance Company in settling claims for tornados damaged homes. Mr. roster stated that, to the best of his knowledge, FarwArs Home mutual Insurance Company has only five claims Which are not settled at this time. He stated that in view of the progress made by the Farm,ms dome mutual Insurance company,, and siuce their problems appear to arise from ambiguities in the law and from misunderstandings, he asked the Council to delete the name of the Farmers Home Mutual Insurance company from the proposed resolution. Mr, Hobert Erickson,, property tamer living at 565e -57th Avenue N.E. was present at the Council Meeting. He stated that he wished to commend the Council for helping the citizens with insurance problems and hopes the Council will use the infor.aation on specific cases to obtain necessary changes in the laws in order to benefit future • property miners in them dealings with invwance companies. Councilman Thompson stated that he does not believe the City is capable of knowing how many cases concern problems with the ;cage 4 insuranm aQW deso He stated that tkse City is not tz.yinq ' Vii, to s t a=ance c i *s q but that he does believe that o insurarva coapanies have mot 1f�Uled the provizima of lr. • coa ? )5 sl ' ZLias 'C?Tid by thy° tornadoe as 11 az they j t 'a3avo done. COMICU n Wright staid fluell. (4; Page 5 } S ^r. mr, aroh s Casse cly of 527 ®56th Ave :tee N,E. was present at the Council IV g r , Casserly stated that his hom was up for demolition but that he has net ramived a suEficieent amount of information tron the insurance cry comeerning settlement of his clam for damaqoa on his hams, Mr. Cas3er.V said that he has twice raquested a delay of the demlition and discussed the matter with insurance coatpany and insurances commi,ssionearo Councilman Wright aake'd W. Casserly idxether he has hems visited by an insurance claims adJuste r : Mr. Cc- sseariy stated that one insurance clalw, adjuster vi rwed his proparty and talked with him, but that he 4,Ld not Uke the claims adjustor and had dismssad they matter witIt the state insurance a .iss;ion , After this discussion wit', the state ixLsurance ccmi.s i.one ro tlae insurance company in£ him that they wom1d send out a now claims adjuster to axaakw the property,, Cassarly said that he has cbtained estimates for the cost of repairs to tha pr yawty and said that he thinks perhaps he will have to submit the matter to arbi.tx°ati.on in order to obtain a settlezmt of his insurance claim. 0 • ilotiaon by Wright to set a hearing for consideration of the possible demolition of the ham of Mr. Zahn Casneesrly located at 527 -56th Aveeecu * V,Zo for the next regalar cou=11 meeting and instruct they aft -I istrati,on to notify the ins=ance co pagy of they hearlug., seconded by xJx:kha, -au, upon a voice vote3 there bei,. ng no r-ay s o the motion carried unwnimously. Mr o it=tson,, represontative of sdhooll aasW Madsen Engineers, was present at the Council ti,ng a The City 14ana+gOr read the roc diati.on of the Planning Commission to the council and show*d they Chil maps of the area. Motion by xickha n to set a public hearer on rezoning from C -2S to m-1,, the southeast canner of ®sbo=W Road on Highway O" o being the north 750 feet of the US .4 of the Nw 4 of section 12,7 except east 720 feet and that part of north 750 feast. -if than NK � of they BST h of section 12 lying eat of Highway #65o in accordance with the request of Mr. Astlefordo ZOA #65-03. seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote o there being no nays o the motion carried,, The Mayor asked Mr, rnutson who theor he agrees with the suggested requirements of the Planning Commission that the setba k from Sig hway 65 be 100 fact to line up the buildia g Serith the existing page 6 viron Building ® Mr. xnuts on said that he agrees with this rftuirement and will provide a dedicated easement for a road width of 40 feet. The City meager Bread the roqui.rements which • mr. Hodne suggested the Council stipulate conditional to approves the preliminary plat,,, Mrp Hodne stated that the proposed lot, areas are rather swall but the development might be sultab le with appropriate setbacks and the d i f.f i culti OS inherent Ui the developments of this limited area might be alleviated aated by encouraging buyaars to purchase more than one lot and combine t1um. Mr. Hocue recommended minimal setbacks of 30 foot for the front yard, la feet for the sides yard and 10 fdet for Uxe areas. yard. He 3uggeated that restrictions or covenants could be cased to establish the setbacks, Mr. Hodne further 9e9tod that Vha proposeed service road should not extend to Osborne Road but abould provides access to T ©H, #65 not less than 300 foot f om thae intersection of T.H. 0166 asW Osborne Road. xr� Hoe advised that cul- de-sacs should be avoided in the design of the roadways and an inner access road sioL4d be connected to they service road providing a loop access to the area. The ,road design shomid be suffici,esit to enable s tractor- ailor combination to move easily along tho roads, Councilmen Wright asked whether jfto H 's letter was conaldered by the snub- comitte es of the plan njMl coralssio . Mr, xnutsoa ansr:vre d, "we". Coa ilraan Wright stated that tho City is looking for tub - division • devoicpments of a permanant Feature,, vftidh will bo well financed and astablish healthy, perm-anent perm-anent Industries in the City of Fridley rath than wmll industrial d �,wxstz wltic� h are poly financed and sshwt AIveed., Mr.. Knutson atAted that- `%m does not, bal,iove the City =dinancot stipulates tliea,.ma roqu m-jr- ts. Counci.lzaan yarW:a stak,:,ed that ho believes i,'s, is not the business of the council to decide whether a busi. ews d 'velopment. is solid. He stag that IU, Knutson hAs ae . ats tie setbacks recovaenftd by the Planning Consultant,, that the D usytrlal DOVSIOPMnt C , t..e of ehe city of pridle y is working hard to attract industry to the Ckty' of Fridley,, and he Is hajs t:o see tkw,is proparty 4#vdl,gp t. ":, Mae City PrAlneer pointed out tai "at shown an ;kba ply plan fta,�n sh by Mr. Knutson arw% not the saute as Mhos* sotbacks roqui,reed by thee planning Co mission,,, Mayor Nee *tat 'that he belie v*s the plat,., as drawn, dictates less desirable usvo thaA contemplated by the City in drawing up the zoning sr,d *r &e for M-1 sites. Mr. routs (na asked wheetlaear it is possible for developers to provide parkl,nq In front of the bu ldings r, The Mayor aauToered that the reqpirawnt prohibiting parking in front of * buildixu3s has been I ;y the Cotuw;i l on ogler occasions but the ordinance nce requires parking lots be locatod at tho side ea, rear; of the buildings,, • M_ . gmtson asap whether it would be possible to provide parking on tbo s€ thx -kck gram they street. TIh* City AttvrnV AnEA-;ered that th�� alyduxa c* noes not provIdee for° rkci<_nq on the setback from the Page a Councilman Wright stated that he does not believe the plan sheers m' zpace with sufficient frontage for publicity of the industrial firos locating, on the property, nor does the proposed plat provide •sufficient access for trucks to provide service to the property. 11r, =,son atated that the firm of schoell and Madsen did not cone ;z late that I;c.ruclss would be unloadlng while parked on the street,- he stated ::der that he disagrees with the rec tions of the Planning Consuitant and fav =s the use of -de -sacs in the plot, plan toprovide more useable land Tho Clay Attorney stated that if the council wishes to provide for the setbacks and if the sub-divider is agreeable to the smtback8,, covenants co%U,d be filed to *atabl,ish the setbacks. Theme covenants would be en Forceable by the City and by the Mortgage company o The City AttornW reee: cm me ded a hoxmvear, that the covenants include some provisions for altering the setbacks as needs requirso Notion by Kirkham to accept, the proposed preliminary plate P,S. #6502,, conadit.ional, upon the accepta meea by the sub- divider of the modifications, receded by the Planning Commission for Fridley Industrial Park, Plat 2. same busing the southeast corner of Osborne Road and Highway #65, the north 750 feet of the NFA of the NNAg of Section 12 except the east 720 feet and that part of the north 750 feet o:� the Wit of the wk of section 12 lying east of highway #65o the s&Lback line on lots 1,, 23 3,, AD 5, and 6 being the same • as the vi on building and the balance of the Lots to have a front yard seat back of 30 fit and a, rem yard setback of 10 feet. seconded by Thrpse n for li* pUr oaa o :e discussl.on. upon a voice vote,, thuit being no nays, tbo w lle �xri u ntimmsiyb The City Hanagac read the recomuendation. of the Alarming Commission, Mr. Williams was present at the Council. Neeting. Kaycs no* asked Vx. Williams vhether he accepts the reeco=mendationis of the Planning commission canceraina, the lot split sheen on the accoupasWing map. Mr. Williams answerod„ -Yes` Motion by ThoWson to concur with the recoamumdations of the planning commission and approve the ]loot split request, #65 -06, of A.L, Williatersa of Last 3, Block. 1a City View Addition as shown on the Certificate of Survey to the Council. Seconded by Wright. upon a voice voted there being no nays, the motion carxierd unanimously, Page 8 soction 56-044 -subsection 3, ti-4s worids "and public riot of way" and to Section 56 -10, a provision authO rising the City to reMOvw • and di.spos of 919rns after the pw ,lait for the signs has a irred cw has bsea ravokad. Farads to provide for removing and disposing of the" sirs should bo providad by escrow fester,, cc bonds mired by the City when granting --a POMIt . to bui2d a sign or a bii d,> The motor stat.86 that 1?e wished to proposes a third anent of the proposed ordinasnat on page 74 whemo su rer 15 limits the size of the sigh to 10 Harare feat ;&areas another porgy :ion of the ordinance limits the sign to a size of 40 squar* f"t. notion by -Lb son to rive the ooW of the proposed ordinance regulating signs and billboards within the City of FridIW from the planning Commission and rafar it to the City attorney for whatever lrxsauage ohangee would make i't compatible with the wishes of t,'be Lour ci,l , Se ccxrA pd by Kirldcam. upon a voice votea, tbere bolrq no nays, the notion carried t anianasly o lion by Kirkham to receive the M.'i.Mt*3 of they Building Board ,�,l�aiet g of junk 23, 1,965 O.�wSec Seconded by Wright,:, upon a voice vote, there be no nays,, the motion c=riad iL animc Esly. **ion by Kirl : t:o receive and file the minutes of they Fridley uousing and Redevelopannt Authority Mest of J e 21, 1965 seconded by Wright, Upon a voice vot*_Q thence basing no arrays, the notion carried unanimously. Eli Notion by Gaon to receives and fii* the uousing and Redeeveelopm mt Authority Meting mimtes of JUM 23& 1965 o second by Kirkban. upon a voice vote q there being no nays,, the motion carried unani®oasly, - -G S.. IWIgMk ERRR.MM AVUQMIS Mr. Nym xk was present at the Council Meting. He stated that he is having several problems with the insurance ccap=W contract and with the leases making it necessary to effect the r6crostruction of they national Food Store Building. go requested tM Council to authorize him to 9® through the procedures to obtain a building • parmit. to rebuild the National Food store Building. xe stated that he did not wish to flaw tlae efforts of the Redevelopment Authority in doing soo Councilmmn Writ r to lee Hymark tttat he discuss the plans with the Safety Comitt&e before applying iag a bui:lk -Ut w si lau 'O % i cy cm.=I "acu d be Paegae 9 **ion by Wright to rater th* re gUOst Of Mr, Hymark and tb* Gift gcuse StwVs far. a building pwait to r,*P :x the Hationai Food Store MnWadjM to the Safety Comittes and their Building Bowdo Seconded 7 ompsoa t n a voice vote,, tb=e boiW no rays a the motion carriad ugly. ion by ThoWsm to r«Ceive avA file the Recreation CexpeaittGle Minutos of May 24, 1965, seconded by Wr ight n Upon am voice vot a there being no nayg,7 the moti,can ca=iad tu�aniaaeous% Mr, warren D hi a a representatAel ve of Bade and T ein Cam o was present at they Ccxa tail N60ting, go stated that he had come to the COUM11 Meeting for the pmnpose of obtaining a building pd rmit to repair the Larson Ho mg. He star tUat he was hired by that draw* coupany to moke thee'? repairs and hie wi to check with the BuildiM Inspector a8>ki the Coowi,l to determine What is r*quirod to obt Ain a Building vfit to makl a repairs upon the stuwturei3, Deis stated that the Building Xnspeector informed him tgha�u'trysgit�/f-�yyktyy yra Qsary�ttoo aJse rpt;:'�i�f �rep}airsy .tom ♦Zr��ttr the door sn % doo iU Why 6, �90 replkii�m some VIM~ the Gw ��s and o repair the eollf s of the structured C0=1lmftn wrupit asked Mr. Earl ath+er there Is a • Ion, notice or a demolition notice upon, the building. G o Dahl a xwered no,, that the on y notice cm tXo_ building is a notice to obtain a Building Permit, or Wee em=jnod the report of the Building Inspector wA noted that the report did not say t he i struetturee was maned due to the Ito= dame but that the staru ctureea a laht be erondaemned under tbo da pgorous building wdinance of the City Mr. Dahl stated that r t,i:y repairs heed been MdO to thO structurem a Od that bwhaPs • e ie repairs ware made without a BuildiD9 Ito layer see "ked l r , Aabl Wh*th6 r he s'now's of MV BUil.diM Cade under uftiich tb� c onst ctioct of this house would bell a C.C*PtAb1* as it i,s buiit�� an�ed�> "No*. Cauvcil Warigbt stated that since , f; Dvvsa bas ;; Page 10 Council3 the Cotu%ci l should take steps to eliminate structures such as this cane, The City Attorney stated that it is appropriate to have the Building inspector determine whether the construction of the 'house fits the definition of dangerous struucturva as defined by the Building ordinance. Riotion by Wright to rofer the regtAst for a Building Permit to repair the house at 5519 - 4th Street H.E. to the administration i.strati.on four a dortermi.nat:ion of whether the Btzucturs is a dangerous building as defined by the ord i>nance o Seconded by ThOmPsan a Upon a voice vote,, there being no nays0 the motion carried unanIrMa1yo Councilman wrig t stated that he had just. checked the licenses of the construction fin represented by Mr. Dahl and found that this f im doses not have a license to build in the City of Fridley. MAP Mayor Die* noted that the information given on the plot plan 9rnished to the Council shows it is not neaessaxy for the Council to grant a waiver of the zoning requirements notion by Kirkham to grant the request of Mr. Dean fA= .a Building permit to construe, an addition to his hams at 620 Mississippi Street X.R. Seconded by ThhoWson Upon a voice vote., there . being no aaays0 the notion carried unanimously. NeWo TS hMS 23 -p 26 SLOCK -Z& R RVOL 0140TO ADD OK The representative of the Tred--iconpany was teMoraarily absent from the Council Meting. Councilman Thoepson stated that Mt o Teien had explained the request for a Building Permit to the Council at a previous meeting. He stated furthera that the Trod Company' has couplied with the stipulations of t'be Council. notion by ThOWSOn to grant the rust of the Trod Ccapany for a Building Permit for construction of a home on Lots 23 and 240 Block E a Rivervi w HoUbts and construction of a homes an Lots 25 and 26, Block E,, Riverview Heights. Seconded by Kirkham. V a voice votes Chore being no nasys0 the motion carried sly. Mrs. yAthison was present at the Council N"ting o Mrs, Mathison stated that it is necessary to repair the roof of her bOWOo the south and the west walls of the house., and the siding arouaad the • garage. She stated that it is necessary to rebuild part of the garage and that repairs to the walls include straightening a bowed out wall and repairing the sparred exterior walls. Cott ilman aright asked Mrs o Mathison whether the Building Inspesstor condemned thahaaws., Xcjo IWAUSon anew a "Wo"n � 4yor Mae asv d Page it xcs � Mathison whether she lives in the house. she answered o "Yes". notion by wright to r*fer to the administration the request of w, and Wa0 Mathison for a Buildlmg Permit to ,repair their ham at 348457 Place N.B., to request the Building Inspector to visit ` b* site,, to make an inspection i on o f the hcne a to report to the Council concerning the condition of the structure and the repairs necessary aia bring it within the code and to authorize the Building Inspector to grant a Su i ld ing Permit for rec©nstYict ion of the house if the structure can be repaired and brought within the code by scans of repay *q, conte lated by the Hathisons,, seconded by Kirkham. 'Upon a voice vat*,, here boing no nays,, the motion carried unanimcusly. lion by wright to grant the roqueat of Mr. Langlois for a Building psrait for the construct ion of an attached garaga and grant a waivers' of the side yard requirement from 5 feet to 3 fleet an his • property at 512-6 3rd Avenue N ©B ,> seconded by KIrkham. upon a voice vote, there being no nays,, the motion carried unanimously. AV Motlon by X:Uckhav "6o gram. the ,i, uast of the Tr9d Company for a puiid@�} �P $�}'^ ,,�ryt�s�ca %sttr�uct, apC��.z.�yy�uq do.��ga�Ng'��pWcsj�29 and 30 Block i River"* t4aj � s Addit f an 1, Es ami O�/b'+j n 57Z Z n� 2�2+fiaFu Sed%MS4 nt S ia�s,.Ysv�'y,D�61', ? �j upon :hots • 31 and 32, Bl oct X, Riverview Rei9k',t s ;� sa:�nn� :oafP-C' 5 3 FaiX=Mt Street; upon Lots 33 and 34, Block Ij R1.veWv1ea.T Heights,, the GWO being 593 Fairest Strt*tn upon Lots 35 and 36, Block 1 Riverview Uaights,, the amw beLYK 594 Gleascoo Streets upon Lots 51 and 53, Bic i. Riverview Heights, the sam haing 530 Gl,enco4 streat and upon Lots 376, 389 and 399 SIOC ti I,, R1V6XViGW Heights all as she, an th.t cartiftcates of Survey peasant to the Council,, S4 ondod by Wr xpto Cpon a voice vote,, thare :Mq no nays, tba motion carried unanaii ouslyc The City i ag explained to the Council that he received a Aq --aest frcm Mr -, wO mrs,, Nolsan for a SuAlding Permit for coFjs , ao:°tion of a. garage and a requost £or a wo -imer of the side ya,. d reguirewWc,s U from 3 f t to 1 foot, Mr,. and .dc's. Nalson wsrq nxg%ent at the Cou it *asti.ng o Counci,lu -t Wright asked the ���- -lo �KWr Vamr 2 �"� t'°e�,mos�".:r.�iG��r rip��o "ve�°.�:39t`n7co in and �+o increase *� : 4:hti' tr ack N'ee'd o . " �.V� lso answax .; "Yes n o Page 12 notion by r3rkham to approve the Building Petit for construction The City Manager stated that he raceived a recsmst from qtr. Hubert v. schrainar for a Building PerrAt and variance of the front yard set, back to build an attached swage to his Douse whid h would e e a few tgyo d the foundation of the house. Mr. Schreiner was not present at the Council wing v notion by Wright to approve the Building Fait request of Mr. sdbxeiner and grant the front yard varian" for construction of th• garages on hire property at -511 Oakley Street. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a von. co votes the beiM no nays,, the motion triad unanimm.91y, Motion by Wright, to approve the request, of Mr. Hapka for a Building potuit for construction of an attached garage and grant a waiver of the side yard requirement,$ from 5 :eeet to 1 foot upon receipt of s legal survey of the property, seconded by Thompson, Upon a volce Prot *,, thero b-OLM no rays,, the motion carried unanimously. Notion by Kiarkham to grant; for a Permit for office use Sew nded by Wr ight , Upon motion carried unanimously t._ . TU the rest of the Houser Corporation of a trailer at 3703 Marshall Street N,Ko a voice votes there being no nays,, the Motion by Wright to receive the Caenunication of the City Attorney regarding the claim of John Casserly. Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote„ there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Page 13 • Notion by Wright to receive the commmication of the City Attorney regarding sottlemant. with the midway mobile Home mart, inc o and concur with the setti Yt mado by the City .fit- ktornay. a Soccaded by KAx c upon a voice vote, thaws s be-I no nays, the motion carriod Unanimously., Motion by Xirkham to receive the communication from rare Kchlnhofore seconded by Thompsca. Upon a voice vote&, tbers being no mysB the motion carried unanimously. Mr. casey was present at the Council meeting. He stated that his property received considerable damage When the water line broke beb en the house and the ma In in the street. Mr. fey said that he called the City Water Depast+sa at concerning the broken line and ,the water Department Informed hire that it was his duty to obtain a private contractor to repair the break in the gates line since the break was upon his property, He stated that the contractor had been u le to locate the auras stop in order to effect • ropai rs of the lime and that euVloyeesa of the city Water Department cawed to his property in order to 'help locate the stop boa® 2%o City Water DepartwAnt,, however,, could not locate the stop boat„ and aft takjzg several maasurements,t hexed the contractor to dig for the location of the stop b consequantly, the contractor dug up a large partiwon of h i,% lame forcing him to make extensive rapaIrs to his itont .sawn,, He sntzted that upon taklM am of these ws"%xrewmts, the City water Depa.rtmont infora d hire tbAt the » hole of that sazzitavy sswm system is located u , his concrete driveway Berea tea manhole 3.a actumly located in the starest in onto of hio house. He stated that he bellaves the maps showing the location of the utilities serv,icee In the neiagbborhood of his hosm are i e -c= "at and that. orrorsa on the maps caused him corwiderable Inconvenience,, or Be* asked Mr. Cawaty whether the conii=actor who built his home back-filled the property after the water ss wvicas were installed, bury.tlrsq the shop box stem,,, Mr. Casey stated that he supposed the contractor had burled tho stop boat: stem. The City Manager stated that he cannot locate the stop box on his own property and that he des not ball this is an urmsual situation. • Mayor See asked mro Comstock what is the reliability of tho aa- built plasm turn:isabed two the City. mr. Comstock statt o i that the contractors notes the location of the utilities which he bueil(la, or the City ln.spector rotas the location of 111 e utility services,, or the fi �.'2 •:' y earn: R+� :8'klvh, �°.,$? TF, %rrk'�rw. ta.�r"'"'. "- ' f."hf '{"'-'"�o 4#°i.'°, '1t �"�" 4. of `h�fi�'�. Utility sH �ricas, and these locations are entered upon the plans by a page 14 draftsm a. He stated that this allows three possible ways in which errors can be made upon the as- built drawings,, • Councilmn Wright asked Mr. camW when the damage to his property took place. Mr. Casey stated that this occurred on a7utrle S. The City Atto mW suggested that the minutes show that Mr o Casey presented a letter to the City on iuws 30,, 1965, claiming a�� igence on the part of the City which he alledges occurred on one Se 1965 Mr, Comstock stated that all utilities in the area were installed by the deveelopero The as -atilt plans are furnished to the public as a service by the Catty and the City takes no responsibility foot the racy of the as-vbuilt plazas. He stated that the City has no control ove w the accuracy of the as -built plans and is not liable for the aacy of these plans. COuncilman Wright stated that if the City has a liability coneernU q the damage done to Mac. Casey ° s .propeearty o the insurance ocapmW with whiods the City has contracted will pay the damages, ache City Manager agreed to reefer the claim to the insurance conpany. Mtr, Olson, representing the petitioners, was present at the Council • Me►eti . He stated that half the problem could be solved if a str (Stakes street) weave built between 75th Avenue and 76th Avenue granting renters of the double bungalows access to the property terry are renting. Ne stated that the mmers of the double bungalows do not pazk behind the double bungalmis or in the places provided for then but rather park on the 30 foot street Makirn+g it difficult for him to move his car and trail in and out of his own driveway. Mayor V, a asked Mr. Olson whether the paarkig habits of the raesideer�ts ma<W the street hazardous and congested. Mr. Olson answar4d, that they do. The City Manager suggested that the City prorvir,A saturated police eabservation of the area for a period of one j Vieek��to deteysrmlxw whether driveways are being blocked by the �ia k,?# cA s of the residents. Motion by Kirkham to table the request for two hour parking re q,11ation on Able street between 73rd Avet$aue and 76th Avenue N,S to a first regular c oancil. xaeet.ing I* the Month of AUgvut seconded by Wright, upon a voice votes, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. • Lion by Kirkham to receive the coammication from the N�,S�,S,S,D, seconded by War ig ht . Upon a voice vote e there being no nays o the notion carried unanimm3siy, Psga 15 Mr o Robert Buckley o representing sty: Williams Ch was present • at the CcaUnCil HGOUO3, Be inf=tnd the coup a that -the Building Inspector said it is nocessaxy for the church to provide a 15 foot planter strip at the aed90 of the parking lot. He stated that they object to this requirawnt si m e it rentoves 90 porYJmq places from the l of :a The council cil mmmi ed tiles plans of the st . W i ll.iams Church. CoPqc1).mftn Wright asked the repreaentative of st o W i.11iams Church s h r tbj;t Church plans to sod the iand on the boaleervard between the service drive r.".binq and the cub" ia the parkjzg lot. The melon by wri t to approve the nl ans for dov elopment of the sits W. St. V l,1 aws CAUrCb,, sawed 1U. Ichm" Tarpon a voics voted we bminq no nays., tAe motion carried unanimusly. Motion by Kirldea to approver Senwal and public utilities claims 5644 tort h 5821, Seconded by Wright,., Upon a voice voto# there being no nays,, the motion carried unanimous y e I+oticin by Wright to approve liquor claims 7590 through 7619. sac end by T'h=Vson. Bp= a voice vote,, there ]acing no nays s, • this motion carried manimously., AffAmmat Motion by Thompson to approve the estimates and ComatoWc and Davis, Inc. &aa prosented t o by Kr emo upon a voice voto,, thaw being aana�.S�aeotasi y o of T. S. MCCrosses>!, Inc i the council. seconded no nays" the motion lotion by Kirlehase to approvee the list of contractors licenses and append the list to the minutes, Seconded by Wright o Upon a vaaiCeat gate.►, tlsw* being no nays a the motion Carried unaninousiy, m lotion by Wright to r000ivo Petition #16 -1965 and rerfotc it to tbet ad+ainistration for pacoc essing o Seconded by Kirid%amv UpoU a voi+ea votees thWO beefing no AAWSO that aecatioen Carried nnanLU=fi1y4 notion KlAftaft to adopt ROSOlUtiOU ..•i vpon e, votas there being no naVat the Motion tip. ly page 16 or New asked mr. Comstock what are th* iniplications of the conste ti on of the various proposed sewer mains, Mr. Come tock wed that, tbee main implication Is financing the construction of the mUn. Mr. Cmatock stated any one o:f the proposed construction Plans will alleviate the problem and that ho personally Prefers Plan Mugber 4, mss°. Comstock stated that the est,i t4d cost 1e $1,000.00 -mlot. He stated further, tat the re is a. question tether tv 1,aterals have beem consU-ct too devp or whether the intercepter, as constructed.9 is too shallOw,, Mr, CmstoaX stated that there is no question of the benefits to those praspertY cwnfws who have been flooded by the bac tp of sanitaV,1 sWOts on their 'Property'? but that it is heard to dommstXate &W benefits to those • proper cw#njars aeiso have not be mk af fteted by oanit&W serer back floodJmg. CrAnstock stated that it is to tlse benefit of the City to have the Int.(Aroaptor no mom* Than 'half fall Cowtock poir&.ed out, fear tbat, c0MP1*- tJ,ova oj any plan c bfgr tban Pi. 'Zl' VUVtNW one requJxws omrf.)j t ft a befog~* construction of T.H. #41 is f iti:she Notion by KIrk'hams to adopt Resolution Rio„ 114--1965c, seconded by Tho sono Upon a voice votes there being no nayso the motion c.a=i*d unanimmely,, **ion by wright to order the fib, plans and specifications for construction of sanitary mains in sylvan Hills according to Plan 10 sacc>rAW by K.iar cam, Upon a. voice vote,7 there being no nays t, the motion ca rri*d unaia3mousl.yP • Page 17 The elty Attorney stated that - e initial contract wilttss Smiley � Azooclater, called for plans for construction of a new City Hall. Ho stated that he w1ahes the minutes to reflect the approval of • carstructi,cui plate and adoption of a re- solution fer cOnstxuction of one City Ball and not two separate City Hall ;bull.dinga. Motion by Thompson to adopt ReaolUt.iean Bo, 116 -1965 approving the plane 4uvd speeecitfIcations of Fridley C.07 Hall and ordering ve:eart.isement; to laid for same. seconded by Kirkham,, 14ot.i.on by Wright to aMWInd Bescal,uti.on NO,,, 116 -1965 as followst a) the Council tables shall be dons truated as abown on the preliminary plans of they architect, b) double doors shall be installed in the basement wall to obtain, grow id floor access at grade, bevel to the storage room adjacent to the l rarr, 0 the teal,lway at they protection services swer9micy entrance shall have full length floor to ceiling glass alorV the north wall and provision for future access to the future root dock, and dj the plans and specifications shall provides for roaghi -Am pluobi%V aorvices for futures connection of kite en equ.ipr t in the base- =mt comamity room, secoMod by &trkham, Upon a voices vote, there boJmq no nays, the wou on carried unan.umausl,y. o Mot; ion to adopt the amended resolution,., upoxi a voice vote,, there beimg no nays, the motion carried unanl sly o The City aanagesn a .ow d they Co"kei:..1 copies of a letter fraaa the Spring Lake .dark City Courc. I �a�� e ibi.a d*e proposed storm sewer project. for Spry Vie,, Xx,, Ujw tmqc atzzted that the project is f,#jazible insofar as the elevation of 4.-,ha lake and sty seaewem is concenr>nesed :: no stated fUrtbe r tlaat. the latte:,17 kl'am the Councilman of Spay pat sea s r. es tbxee com=,,nit.les of Spring Lake Park,, the city of Fridley and ids Vi,m# wsi..11 all drain storm sewer waters .LntPo Spry Lake,, 1aCe stated that the assumption is not ck=rect, Xoxuids View is not inter resseated in draining stomas sewer waters into Spring IAke add that Pridley will not do so #Ithsr. Kr,, Cmatocic stated that quegstims exist Ahdt the bounds of they study small be:, and what dg er:=jnativan shall be made of how costs of the projoat will be d.ivIdeiad,, mg. Comtock stated further tbAt there are several a lane rats plans of construction avral lable and that construction of one a-torm sawar interceptor is presently under consideration by a public h"rl myoer Be* asked Mr. co aastxo whether it is to tho advanta q* of the City of p r Ldl e!y to use th, * stems sewer line d'.ain.i.09 Dlotr'i.et 24 B • 5 cowtock answered that 1 atmmal s could be built on stimon Boalevard and Lakeeido which could tie lato the intsrcwlpt= draiAing distri.eeat 24 a and rake use of the c0zn3tXUCti0n of an lAte ceptor prcev.id:in+gf Overflow a aa.i,..e;�t�e�e of Sprint Lab*- Page 18 notion by Wright authorizing and directing the City Marbager to transmit copies of the Comstock & Davis letter to the City of Spring Lake Park and Mowads View concerning the proposed joint sty newer • drainages of Spring j e o sscon4ed by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no naays q the motion carried unani.mmoly. o The City Eger presented copies of the Letter he proposed to send to Mr, Corlett of the City of Kinawaapoli.s. Councilman 7hoopson asked whether it is proper for the City Nw -ager to seed the letter to the City of Minneapolis o The Hayew 'answered that it is proper for him to do Soo Motion by Thompson authorizing the City Manager to sand a letter to mt. Corlett concerning drawing an agreement for the purchase of water from Minneapolis. se condod by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote q therm being no nayn q the motion carried unanJnKKwJy o notion by Kirk to comour with the der ° a recottmendatioas and accept they Hanager ° s survey of salaries and the salary schedule presented to the Council. Seconded by T'houpson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously, Motion by Thompson to receive the Fire Department Report and approve the payroll as presented to the Council,, seconded by Wright. Upoin a voice vote® there being no nays,, the motion carried unaninK ally Mayor Wn stated that he believes the Council should consider what lia bklity the, City, would incur by fonairAj basevAnts and open stairwells o The City Her ager stated that fencing sme oZ the baaemmta aced open stairwells might result in an inconvenience to property owners who would build upon their property in a day or t ao foll.c wi bg aoaar®ts"ctioa of the fence., Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution No,. 117 -19+65 avthari si ng the city to enter into a contract with Fridley American Legion Post No,, 303 to fence off basements and open stairwells resulting from tornado disaster. • Notion by Wright to set the Public MeariM for Storm Seaver Project No. 12 for July 126 1965 at 8 PoM, to be held in the Riverwood school. upon a voice vote, thence being no nays,, the cation carried u nanimowaly, Page 19 Motion by ThoWson to approvia Resolution No. 118-1965 authorizes and djx*&,,jrjq tie sp] ittit o a ecial asmasaumnts of Lots 1,, 2,, and 3, Block 5,, Oalt Grove Additicus. Sonconded by Upan a voice gofer thwe boing no nay&, tha mation carried UI', �"els1Y- �:..�� it .., The beim no x-urther business,, MAy= gas d*clared the Regular Council Hefting of July 6,, 1965 adjmrrAd at 2 A.M. Respectfully submitted e Raymmd X. Bade secretary to the Council • c: ?ag,4 70 BOARO OF RQt 4LJZAXltJi MET79G : INUTHS - JULY 7„ 1365 The Hoard of Equalization nwatin was called to order by Mayor Nee at 7x45 PA. Present at the meeting were& mayor Nee, caunciimen► Thompson and Kirkham,, Absents Sheridan g Wright (arrived at 7150 P.M.) , Others present wWe: City Manager Waeog=ro City Asseossior Hersaaurn, Mr. Kirciberig of the City Assessor °s office, Chief Appraiasr Schwartz and chief Accountant Warmer of the Axwka County Asasessoar e s Office. Present also ws+o: Michael el Kusyk, 280 Rice Crook Blvd * , Laura Zeller 5641 -6th St, N.R. , John Harris 56216th St. N.2, , Herbert Jo Bloom 5611 -6th St, U.S., Robert Xreetlow 7885 Broad N.R a , Robert F. Ho11erebeck 571-79th way U.S., Haa vold Markell 300 Hugo St. N,X, • Sol ountburger 6205 Baker Ave. H,$* Stan W o Carlson 6219 Baker Aveo U.S. and Russ Gillaan 261 -57th Place H.Ro WWor Tee asked Mr, Herrmann, City Assessor and Mro Schwartz,, Chief Appraiser of Anoka County to describe the process in valuing homes. Mr. Herrmann stated that the size of the home, garage and extras such as driveways, porches, ate., figured in the valuation plus • them area in Whid h the struatur+e is loc ateed * M'r• o Schwartz also stated that this Review of Valuation was for hoomss constructed between May le 1964 and May la 1965. Mr, Stan W. Carlson, 6219 Baker Ave* N,Z. , requested inforAftion on deviation WE homes. This was not discussed Immunch as the Board of Equalization was root, taking up questions of this nature at this tim o Councilman Wright a i.ved at 7 :50 pm, Mrm Holbert Kretlawa 7885 Broad U.S., and Mt. Robert Holleubeak, 571-79th Way N,Z, o asked about depreciation on their flood damaged homes. A 3% de pceciati~on had been given after Staructmral dausa►g0 had been allowed, as of May 1, 1965. Mr o Hollenbeck and Mr. Kretlow felt that this was rift enough inasmuch as their valuations were low on account of the water damage, They also felt that the hoses were not saleable and there was as psychological loss involved. Couccil- man ThaWsezn then asked Mr. schwartz if there was a precedent to go on in valuing flood damaged hams, Xr, Schwartz explained that the Council has the jurisdiction at this time for an aadjustmeot„ Mr. ThoMson then stated that they should make a► dec is ion on de+terarseiaing a figure higher than the 3% inasmuch as the psychological loss can not be evaluated. Mr. Herrmann then explained that • ai.thou9b the taldditional. 3% did not sure to be a large decrease,, as an appraiser he had already taken into account the flooding possibility, He therefore had not valued thee* properties close page 21 BOARD OF RQUUJ=Tl0II 146SUNG MLMS - JULY 7, 1965 (;Continaaed ) • to the river any higher than the properties sear East River Road as the flooding possibility in his value estimate balanced out the amenities of the influence of value of River Property. It was suggested that a moderates increase across the board be allowed for all homes in the flood plain area. The motion was made by Councilma3n T'h=Wson to decrease the ftil and true value of the structure, by 15% on structural property in the flood plain in place of the 3% that had been allaW10C This decrease would be effective for MW le 1965 only. Motion seeded by Kirkhm. motion carried unanimously. Mr. Sol Gundburger a 6209 Baker Ave. N.E. brought out the fact tha6 t his home has not been depreciated as it should ben it was explained that depreciation is allowed during the even rAMbered years When the new evaluation is coupleted and that no depaeciatian is given during the odd numbered years. Due to the disruption caused by the tornado, personal property records of business firms in Fridley were not up to date and for that reason an extension of time was requuested. The Board of Equalization was recessed until Mondaye July 19, 1965 at 7 :30 P.M. at %,hicd, tim only personal property reviews will be held. As thence was no further buss xtess 9 the Meeting of the Board of Equalization was adjourned at 9slO P.M., July 7. 1965. 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K 241 •1 RESOLUTION NO. 95 -1965 • A RESOLUTION CONDEMNING CERTAIN CONDUCT OF A FEW INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND CAIJJNG FOR REVISION OF APPLICABLE MINNESOTA STATUTES WHEREAS, on May 6, 1965, a series of tornadoes struck the City of Fridley, causing loss of life, personal injury and suffering and the destruction of large amounts of public and private property, and WHOXAS, the President of the United States and the Governor of the State of Minnesota and the Mayor of Fridley determined that this event and the conditions emerging from it constituted a "DISASTER ", and WHEREAS, official bodies of the State of Minnesota and the City of Fridley determined that.conditions existed and-exist as a result of the tornadoes which present extraordinary danger to the health, safety and welfare of the general public which require and justify extraordinary public action, and WHEREAS, the Fridley City Council was advised by experts in the fields of public health, sanitation and public safety that the security of the entire City and its people required removal of debris and the demolition of unsafe structures at the earliest possible time, and such a program was properly adopted as necessary public policy, and • WHEREAS, in spite of the emergency nature of the danger, the use of the police power has been limited and the essential elements of "due process" have been extended to all parties, consistent wLth the emergncy circumstances, and' WMMM, the general level of cooperation with this "public policy" by the insurance industry has been conwndable and the majority of insurance companies have been a major asset to the public in this time of disaster, and have extended themselves substantially beyond the specific requirements of their contracts and Minnesota Statutes, and WAERSAS, a very few insurance companies, or the individuals representing these companies, have in some cases demanded that they be accorded every consideration they would be entitled to in a non - disaster situation, in the pursuit of private contractral interests and profit, and WHEREAS, through the use of various legalistic manuevers, these companies successfully obstructed.and blocked public programs adopted to secure the health and safety of the people of Fridley, and WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has statutory responsibility to act to secure the health, welfare and safety of the people of Fridley, the same being citizens of the State of Minnesota, and further responsibility to advise other interested public authority of problems which may have bearing on their areas of responsibility, ;I �'8 Resolution No. 95 -1965 Page 2 . NOW* TMRXFM, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as follows. 1. That we commend the insurance industry generally for their concern for the people of Fridley, their efforts to handle promptly most of the claims resulting from the tornadoes, and their cooperation with public authorities in this period of disaster and stress. 2. That we censure and condemn the narrow and self - serving actions of a very few insurance aompanies or their representatives in some cases, which, while perhaps within the letter of the lee, have bad the effect of perpetrating conditions which are dangerous to the people of Fridley and which have effects reaching far beyond the contiactaal relationship between an insurance company and its policyholder. 3. That if the majority of insurance companies had conducted their business in a manner similar to these few companies, or if all claim had been handled in the objectionable manner pursued in some of then, the C'ity of Fridley would not have been able to cope with the problem and stress generated by this disaster, that the effects of the disaster, would have been compounded a" deepened, and tho general population of this City would have been jeopardized to a much greater degree. • AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED as follows: 1. That the commissioner of Insurance establish a special Blue Ribbon Committee to examine the problems which developed out of this disaster, especially those which developed between the City of Fridley in the legal exercise of its authority to protect the health and safety of the people of Fridley, and certain insurance companies in the legal exercise of their property rights. 2. That the Commissioner of ]insurance cause the preparation of recommended legislation which would resolve these conflicts, especially in situations declared by the Governor.to constitute a public "DISAMR ". 3. That the Commissioner of Insurance consider the documentary evidence evolving from this disaster, both favorable and unfavorable to the insurance companies, including but not limited to the records and minutes of the City of Fridley, to evaluate the corporate policy of various insurance companies in granting the right to continue in the insurance business in the State of Minnesota, 4. That consideration be givers to the need for legislation and • licensing in the fields of both public and corporate Insurance Adjustment. PAS= AND ADOPTBD BY TO CITY COMCIL OF THE CM OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1965. Resolution No. 95 -1965 Page 3 ATTEST: Marvin Co Brunsell - City Cleric William J. Nee - Mayor 02 7 64 ORDUM"'CE No. AN 0RDINAICE Niel. SECTION M07 07 OF TIE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE, S' ?XETS AND ALLM AID TO . RD ,APPENDIX C EIS` TIIE CITY CODE The Council Of t'ae City of Fridley do ordain as follows SECTION 1. POT thO vacation Of a street described as follows; All that part of Jefferson Street lying between Black 2 and Block 3 of Oak Hill Addition, and lying north of the south lime of Block 2 extended west and south of the north line of Black 2 extended west All belrZ In the plat of Oak Hill Addition located In the South half ('SjE) of Section 23, T -30,, 8 -249 City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made after notice of Public Hearing In COUC -Orat ace frith Minnesota Statutes and Pursuant x e Section 12407 of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code: shab1 be so mended. PASSED BY THE CfTj- Ct IICI. OF "M CITX OF pnDLEY, THIS DAY OF � 1965. MAYOR - W Y.l iaru ..r I Nero ATTEST O ^ �v- wsne•y�r.vp.mmwe+lmrpea CITY CLEM - Marvin C, Bzj1ns:aw1, Public Hearin,3 ;_ Juj_6,- 1965 First Reactingr:e_July 6, 196? f Second Heading Publish...o „ 26 i AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TM MMION, CONSTRUCTIONS RSPAIR9 ALTERATION, LOCATION OR MAnMMANCB OF SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS WITHIN THE CITY OF FBIDLEY, PROVIDING FOR THE POSTING OF SONDE: MM ISSUANCS OF PENS AND FEES TMUM0R9 THE REVOCATION OF PERMITS: INSPRCTION AND FEES THBRBFMs PSOMIM PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION Ti=W s AND FOR RMYRUING CITY CODE SECTION 45.08 SUBD. 8 and 56. The City Coenci1 of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows,, 1. There is hereby enacted a new Chapter of the City Code of Fridley as follows: 56. SIGN R&BILATIONS I' 56.01 This ordinance shall hereafter be known and cited as f the "Sign Regulations". .56.02 - DEFINITIONS. As used inn this ordinance unless the context otherwise indicates (1) S.IGN, The Term 1181ga" shall mean a name, identification, des- y cription,.display, illustration, structure or device which is affixed to, or painted, or. represented directly or indirectly upon 8 building or.otther outdoor surface or piece of land, and which directs attention to an object, product, place, activity, person, institution, organization or business. (2) QGN. _AU 'O ?BILK, mRVIC$. The Term "Automobile Service .Sago" means any sign that does not exceed 32 square feet directing the motorist' travelling along the highway to a place or places catering to motoring needs. These include: Auto laundry,.eating establishment, motels, motor hotels, refreshment drive -ins, public garages, puking areas, repair garages, service stations,, drive -in theatres, and amusement parks. (3) S,LGN. ,pUgaaIBD. The team "Billboard" means any sign erected, constructed, of maintained for the purpose of outdoor advertising, whether such sign•is independsatly supported or placed upon the ground, roof or wall of any building, and the advertisement thereon does not relate to commditiW r I i 28 Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 2 . being sold or the business being conducted upon the premises. (4) SIGN, BUSINESS. The term "Business Sign" shall mean any sign which directs attention to a.business or profession or to the primary commodity, service or entertainment sold or offered upon the premises where such sign is located or to which it is attached. (5) .SIGN, FLASHING. The term "Flashing Sign" shall mean any illuminated sign on which the artificial light is not maintained both stationary and constant in intensity and color at all times when such a sign is in use. • V (6) R SIGN, ENTIFICATION,� The term "Identification Sign" shall .eee.ie.e- wens e a e mean a sign identifying a resident, school, church or other non - business use. (7) SIGN, ILLUMINATED. The term "Illuminated Sign" shall mean any sign which has characters, letters, figures, design or outline illuminated by electric lights or luminous tubes as a part of the sign proper. C (8) SIGN, TEMPORARY. The term "Temporary Sign" shall mean any sign not over 40 square feet in- industrial areas or 15 square feet in all other areas which is not permanently affixed to the ground or a A building. Section 56.03 FEES. Permit fees for signs shall be: (1) For signs 40 square feet or less an initial fee of $10.00 j and an annual charge of $5.00 for an inspection of such sign. I i y I (2) For signs larger than 40 square feet the initial fee shall be $25.00 plus 25 cents per square foot of the sign surface exceeding M F 2 Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 3 100 square feet. The annual inspection fee shall be $12.50 plus` 10 cents per square foot of the sign surface exceeding 100 square feet. (3) No fees are required for the non- permit signs provided - ��r.rwrrrr - rrr�rr -r r•.�rrr.�r.�....�r../.��� for in Section 56.06 and may be waived for religious, civic, school and public interests by a majority vote of the City Council. r Section 56.04 PERMIT APPLICATION. Application for permits shall be made upon blanks provided by the Building Inspector and shall state or have attached thereto, the following information: (1) Name, address and telephone number of applicant.. (2) Location of building, structure, or lot to which or Upon which the sign is to be attached or erected. (3) Position of the sign or other advertising structures in relation to nearest buildings, structures, public streets or rights of way. The drawing showing such.position shall be prepared "in scale." (4) Two blue prints or ink drawings of the plans and specifications and method of.construction or attachment to the building or in the ground including all dimensions. Locating all light sources, wattage, type and color of lights, and details of any light shields or shades. (5) Copy of stress sheets and calculations showing the structure is designed for dead load and wind velocity in the amount required by this and all other ordinances of the City. (6) Name of person, firm, corporation, or association erecting structure. (7) Written consent of the owner of any land on which the y structure is to be erected. .(8) Any electrical permit required for any sign. (9) AN AGREEMNT WITH THE CITY: (a) Which, would authorise and direct the City of . 30 Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 4 ' Fridley to remove and dispose of any signs and sign structure on which a permit has been issued but which was not renewed, if the owner does not remove the same within a 30 day period following the expiration'of the permit. (b) Which would authorize and direct the City of Fridley to remove the sign and sign structure, at the expense of the applicant, where maintenance is required and the maintenance is not furnished, but only after a hearing and after a notice of 60 days specifying the maintenance required by the City. ' f (10) Such other information as the Building Inspector may require. a Section 56.05 LICENSES AND BONDS. No person, firm, or j: corporation shall engage in the business of erecting signs, nor shall he be entitled to a permit to erect a sign under this ordinance unless licensed to do so by the City Council. Such license may be granted by the City Council after written application to the City Clerk, accompanied by an annual license fee of $25.00 and it may be terminated at any time for cause. The license shall expire on December 31st in the year of issuance and each year thereafter. No license shall take effect until the licenses shall file with the City Clerk a corporate surety bond in the sum of $1,000.00 conditioned that the licenses shall make proper application for all sign work, pay necessary permit fees, conform to all the provisions of this Chapter and indemnify and hold the City, its officers and agents, harmless from any damage or claim resulting from or related to the erection or maintenance of any sign in the City by the licensee. Section 56.06 PERMITS. It shall be unlawful to keep, install, construct, erect,.alter, revise, reconstruct, or move any outdoor sign f Ordinance - Signs, Billboards page 5 ! or sign structure within the City of Fridley without first obtaining a permit therefor, except the following: (1) A sign not exceeding 15 square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, rental, or lease of the premises upon which displayed. (2) An identification sign, not exceeding 4 square feet in area. i f. i (3) A business sign not exceeding 10 feet in area, which sign is placed on non - public, property. (4) A temporary political sign in regard to a candidate or an election. i - (5) A temporary sign erected by a religious, eleemosynary, charitable, benevolent, educational, public or civic interest, provided that each such sign shall bear the name and address of the res onsible i owner and shall be removed within 15 days after the date to which the temporary sign has relevance. i All permits and the annual fees therefor shall expire April 30th of each year and must be renewed prior to that date. i i Section 56.07 GENERAL REGULATIONS. No sign shall be erected . or painted in the City of Fridley unless it shall conform to and'meet these x - regulations: 1 (1) No sign shall be installed, which by reason of position, shape or color would conflict with the proper functioning or interpretation of any traffic sign or signal. (2) There shall be no flashing sign%in the front setback within 150 feet of a'street intersection. C i .. 32 ! Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 6 Lighted revolving signs shall be permitted within this area but the bottom of the sign surface shall be a minimum of fourteen feet above the street grade at that point. (3) Except for grand openings and holidays, banners and t streamers may not be used. t'f (4) There shall be no use of revolving beacons, zip flashers or similar devices that would so distract automobile traffic as to constitute a safety hazard. (5) Except in Industrial Districts, signs shall not be painted directly to any exterior building surface but shall be on a separate frame, except for temporary display wind�ws. Sign letters, symbols may be attached directly to a wall by adhesive or mechanical means. (6) Temporary.signs advertising buildings for rent and for sale may be placed in the yard of such building providing such signs are not closer than 10 feet to any property line and`do not exceed 40 square j feet in industrial areas and 15 square feet in other areas. (7) Signs not otherwise allowed advertising new housing + developments of more than 30 building sites and located in Fridley may be constructed in any district, providing: Any one sign is not over J 600 square feet; the signs are located at least 300 feet from any pre- existing home and 1.,000' from any sign advertising the same development and the signs are removed when the particular project is 95% sold out. (8) Except for grand openings and temporary signs less y i than 6 square feet, there shall be no temporary signs in any required s setback area. There shall be no more than three such signs on any parcel a and the.total sign area shall not exceed 18 square feet. 1 x 33 Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 7 (9) All temporary signs shall comply immediately with these performance standards upon the date this Chapter goes into effect.. (10) No signs shall overhang the public right -of -way. (11)* Diredtional signs not located on the premises of use in question may not be located in any district except by special permit. .S (12) The illumination of any sign located within 500 feet of any residential district lot line shall be diffused or indirect, non- flashing, and designed so as not to reflect rays of light into adjacent residences. (13) TEMPORARY POLITICAL SIGNS. Temporary political signs shall be removed by the person or persons placing such signs within 15 days after the election for which they are applicable. Each such sign shall show the name and address, printed or indelible ink, of the 1 person responsible for the placing of the sign, who shall be deemed prima facia the person who placed the sign and is responsible for its removal. (14)" All signs shall be' maintained in good condition and ,t . f the areas around them kept free from debris, bushes, high weeds, and t x from anything else which would be an eyesore or nuisance. The surface ; of all signs must be repainted at least once every two (2) years or whenever necessary-as determined by inspection to prevent the sign } E surface from becoming unkempt in appearance.When any sign is removed, the building inspector shall be notified and tht entire surrounding area shall be cleared of all debris and unsightly projections and 4 protrusions. k (15) In multiple unit dwellings one identification or business sign not exceeding 12 ,square feet shall be permitted for f - 34 � .Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 8 ` each dwelling group of 6 to 12 units. One identification or business sign not exceeding 40 square feet shall be permitted for each dwelling group of 12 or more units. (16) The permit owner and the licensee shall each separately and jointly be responsible for all of the requirements of this Chapter, including the liability for expense of removal and maintenance incurred by the City. Section 56.08 SIGN REQUIREMENT BY LAND USE. If they conform s to and meet the General Regulations, the following signs may be erected or maintained as shown for each district. No other signs shall be erected; except that temporary political signs, may be erected in any district. 1 (1) .R -1, R -2 and R -3 DISTRICTS. a. Type- Identification and Business Signs only. be Number - One only on any lot. . c. Size - Not more than 12 square feet, except as } provided for in 56.07 (15). d'. Maximun height Not more than 4 feet above street grade. e. Maximum projection into front setback area - Any sign' in residential district shall be set back a minimum of 10 feet from any property line. • f. Illumination - Not permitted. (2) .0 -1 and C -IS DISTRICTS. Ia. Type - Identification, Business and Automobile Service Signs. f _ be Number - One per principal entrance or per building. s i Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 9 c. 'Size - The gross surface area of all permitted signs on a lot or parcel shall not exceed the sum of 4 square feet per front foot of building. ti d. Height - No more than 4 feet above outside wall closest to the sign. e. Maximum projection into front setback area - Any sign may project only two feet into setback from building. f. Illumination - Illuminated but non - flashing signs permitted. • (3) C -2 .0 -'2S and P DISTRICTS.- a. Type - Identification, Business, Automobile Service • and Illuminated Signs permitted. i b, Number - Business Signs: One on building or one pylon or pedestal sign per each rental or separate business unit with 4 frontage on thoroughfare. One additional permitted for open 100 feet of frontage. c'. Size - No sign shall exceed 40 square feet. d., Height - No part of a pylon or pedestal sign shall be less than 14 feet vertical distance above the street grade level or more than 25 feet vertical distance above street grade level. Roof signs -may not be over 6 feet above nearest outside wall. • e. Projection - No sign shall be closer than 10 feet from the property line. y f. Illumination - Illuminated and flashing signs permitted except those which are hazardous to vehicular traffic or create a t nuisance to occupants of residences in the area. 36 Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page YO (4) M -1 and M -2 DISTRICTS. a. Types - All types permitted. b. Number - One per each 500 feet of street frontage. c. Height - No ground sign over 30 feet above grade and no roof sign more than 30 feet above the nearest outside wall.- Section 56.10 HARDSHIP WAIVER. The provisions of this dhapter may be waived where a, strict application would bring undue hardship and the public interest would not be seriously jeopardized after a public hearing before the Board of Appeals and an affirmative vote of 4 members of the City Council. fir. �.- _r..�..._ -. Section 56.11. Any violation of this ordinance shall constitute a misdemeanor. Each day of such violation shall constitute a separate offense. Section 56.12 REPEAL. Subdivision 8 of Section 45.08 and'any other portiond.of the Fridley City Code inconsistent with this chapter `~0 W41i0 ow 0 6/30/65 IIISPECTION ADDRESS CO W,- ' -;'NTS 525 & 527 - 56th Ave. N. E. 1, Floors sag -,ed; indicating damage to Beams supported by loose blocks, 2. Floors all damaged. 3. East and West Walls blown out and away from ceilings, 4, excessive storm damage to exterior. 5. Doors and windows damaged, 6, Replace all ceilings and insulation. 7. Obvious sag in roof9 repair before applying new roof with vent caps. 8. South and Center walls wracked to East. 9, Roof and ceiling joists lifted In west Apartment. 10. All interior partitions cracked. 37 4 W, 11 M�,'107 OX UWVW W3.= SIZO 3;41%'UMUM* RNQWJ6uu ",Y wmmu%%mw^&# (460 m I by F4tmpftr46%ift* that th* Dowd womo" tbft tM y be granted by walv4w of the ai=z m pix an few 10 feet to 7 77, M the hOUM Bid* Of thO 10t wit3k & 5 900t aldeVard an the gar4g* side of the lot and that a . Lflefte J awmw be >: fired. 7777'WrF=7� Chairma Sawxocgd 17� 77, •'t• (. , I., - 777 471,77M77-7,7r, 17� 7W 72� 777V T '76 , T T 1 7 7 9`7 77 Ta"M :: 77% -7- 3 7.. 7M, 1.77 7 7 .1 77 A 77 7*711 L mm 7r 2: 7 7771. -F_. - 7 it Q4 %3,ZJA3=4P OX UWVW W3.= SIZO 3;41%'UMUM* RNQWJ6uu ",Y wmmu%%mw^&# sa�aaad m I by F4tmpftr46%ift* that th* Dowd womo" tbft tM vmwm be granted by walv4w of the ai=z m pix an few 10 feet to 7 feet M the hOUM Bid* Of thO 10t wit3k & 5 900t aldeVard an the gar4g* side of the lot and that a . Lflefte of awmw be >: fired. up= at void voter tm" b*UV no MWA Chairma Sawxocgd de"m ea the =*Um aa=Wo belM umtlag so adjawned fWfthW at 7s$6 b=lDWS,, ChaUumn NmWodd de4aC04 the P.He RAMIM 0 SAM ra" r wts" s0=0buy to the 2"rd 8Li32�D BomM mIWrM I4tNMS - J= 14, 1965 2be crating was galled to orou by Cbaismon Xrov►ik at 7x40 P.N. Ambers Presents Krsvik. Wallace, Ellis. Tonto (turd 2)s Nrs6 Scram (ward 3) tia�eors Absents Rsage (NOW 1) visitors Presents Alfted Petmson, Mos el Plts BM* aitfiftd tarr=y (awgm xi g) . Paul NyzWk (tom ROOM 9Qsrp4) , XWk X. sib (t1 ontraetor? 19 a. 3. in between was dameged by Notion for appapval at the Build"* permit was me" by Wallows providU g the north wall be Painted in asaaosdana+s with the existing bv424109 fit not painted, exi.stingf Wilding be painted)* Seoorfded by TapaO. Upon a voloe vote, there be no Owes Cmirmen ioc Vjx declared the motion carried. After a discussion about the division of a lot and the type of sign prod (confoacmtty with peneiing City Crdisence) , KisWbam mowed the Building Putt, be res t approval pacop144 eKi the sign be in danve with the acdinance. Seconded by Wallace. Upon a voice vote, these being no noys, Chairmen Kravik dsojazvd the =Rion csarria►d. A nation reahaaa� ding approval was by KJ91dW6 Socanded by TOP=, Up= a voice vote* there being no mays, dWAV to Kravik dealered the motion *Wried, Tlsace being no fusthm business Chairman KraV1k declared t'be me tiog adjourned at $00. 0 Respeetfalu , s Olive L. Sec am secretary to the Baud U IP nwr Housna AND 1RSDr9ELOPMKNT AmHORITT MF. na • JULT is 1965 The meeting was called to order at 800 P.M,s by Chairman Herder.. ROLL CALLS Presents Chairman Herders Commissioners Paul Barrows Reverend Robert Kendall and John Meyers City Manager Earl Wag wo and Attorney Wyman Smith. Mayor Nee was present for the latter portion of the meeting. Visitant Attorney Virgil Herricks Attorney James albbse Phillips Oil Company representatives Mr. Petrie Sup= Bonnetts Mro Schmedekes Wally MiskwAc and Robert Chris - tenson. Absents OONSIDBRATION OF OF 57th AND UNM LOU Mullin. 0 PHILLIPS 66 Swim STATion • 3.B. wRNSR . Mr. Herrick explained that the Phillips oil ComWay has proposed to buy the property on' the Me corner of 557th Avenue and UniverattW Avenue (present Shorty +s Towing Service property and Sahmedelm proper. ty) for the -purpose of erecting a Phillips 66 Me rvice stations Simi• lar it design to the one nor existing on the corner of University Ave- nue and Mississippi Street. In turn, the Shurrss wish to purchase property a few doors north of this 57th intersection (present FV141q Auto Body Shop property) in order to relocate their busimos. No further explained that previous to the tornados these people had app peared before the City', Council on this request and had been givm much encouragement to said proposal, Alsos that they had received approval from the Building Board and Safety Cowmittee. The Commission had stated that the zoning Was proper for such a p�. This matter went back to the City Council for re- consideratioan an April 19, 1965. They referred the matter to the Authority, so that it can be taken into consideration With the overall University Avonats renewal plan. Mr. Herrick introduced Mr• Petri$ representative from the Phil- lips Oil Compamys, who presented a preliminary draining of the proposed service station and explained that a restaurmt business was also desirous of building in this section later one He stated that be felt three main busineslees that would be desi t I . The Authority agreed to make every effort possible to have a report on this property and a proposal before the City Council for their meeting of August 2s 1965. This was agreeable to the interes• ted parties. Commiesiofder Meyer arrived at this point in the meeting. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - MEETING OF JUNE 21, 19651 Motion by � Mr. Bar rows seconded by Mr. Mayer to approve the minutes of the June 21sts 1965 meetings as written, upon a voiee re Yotes the be no nayrss said motion carried unandmous]y. APPROVAL OF 6UTES • Mi -WING OF JUNE 23, 19651 The Tolle June 23: 19651 are to be mrds in the minutes at Page is F OPO= SUPSRiMKLT FOR RED 0WLs puvzra* 3s first sentence is to reads 'Chairman Herder explained that this ooraer was not included 1# the area designated for renewl....." Page 2s out that a B g2sed superm • Pao 2' reads "Mr. B crossing at C rapid is first sentence is to reads "It was pointed g P*m d t has already been applied fors for a afro.• i...0." F CITY CENTER PROJECT AREAs paragrapb its it .to red if it was the Planner l s thinidag that the and ,Mississippi will not be a Srgft level. cross- Page 2s last paragraphs is to reads "Mr. Hodne replied that the thinking now is, that it will be agrade level crossing." Page 3s paragraph 5s is to reads "W. Barrow stated that he also preferred Man #3s with the Reid Owl proposal being swluaed in the northeast corner." Page 31 paragraph ?s is to reads "Mr. Kendall preferred Plan fls because he felt! the traffic pattern would be to an advantage and the land area aould�be controlled far better.* Motion by $r. Kendall# seconded by Mr. Barrow to approve the minutes of t ne he u 23rds 1965 meetings as corrected. Upon a vaim votes there be no nayes said motion carried unanimously* Capes+ WGILTIONS LET n Fm MR. aim= OF HHP'A RE1 Rmxw A' Mr.. Herderiread to the eligibility of a renewal area. letter received from Mr. Swartsel in regard Riverview Heights area being designated as -2- • i and that three vacations, and their propertb were going to 1 Mr. Barn view Heights the Authority ties. After mu be authorised City Building ing to the pr survey report dell. Upon a unanimouslyo eaplad.nod that he had received calls from this area o five of the families concerned would like to go on ome woiad like to begin cleaning up and painting up and they wondered whether or not said properties inspected in the near future* pointed out that during the discussion with the River - ideate► at the City Council meeting of June 14,p 1965, d not 'state they would be up to inspect their propane iscussion, Mr. Barrow made a motion that Mr. Harder contact Xr. Hodne and request that be work with the pecton Department in inspecting the houses and talla- ty owners concerned in this area, and preparing a their findings. The motion was seconded by Mr. Deb* ce vote, there being no nays, said motion carried Mr. Barrow agreed to meet with Mr. Elmer Binford of the HWA, along with argr mmissoners who are able to attend: on Friday after- noon, July 9, 1 5, to ' discuss this matter. Mr. Harder to contact Mr. Binford about the possibility of a supper n with the Commissioners on the same date. CUQWNICATIONS BUiIMNa MaT IMUSSTS REQ BT CITY COM=Lt Mr. Harder explained that there had been two Building Permit re- quests referre& to the Authority by the City Council, because of their locations in the proposed renewal area* The first is a request to reconstruct a home at 5849 University Avenue, and the second in a re- quest by the National Tea Company to reconstruct their store at Oniver• sity Avenue and Mississippi. Street. The National Tea Company has also stated that a Burger King restaurant would like to locate on the south side of their store. ' Chairman Hider stated that he had talked with Mr. Paul R marki representative lor National, and explained that a redevelopment plan for this seotio is now under consideration. The Authority . discussed the methods of procedure on such Building Permit requests* the responsibilities of the Authority and the effects upon the overall redevo opm nt program. RESOLUTION PTO, FHU 1965w4 . THffiSEN-qM OWL INC. PROJECT: Mr. Barrow made a'motion to accept Resolution No. 1965.4 as pre. pared and it to the City Council. Motion seconded by Mr. YAjw and upon a vol vote, there being no nays, said motion carried unsai- mously. -3- 42 PROPOSED RESO ION - PHILLIPS 66 PROPOSAL& Motion by Mr. Barron that the Authority prepare a resolution similar to Res lu Ion No. FM 1965 -4 for the Phillips 66 proposals with an additi paragraph that the Authority would hope to hm a report on t s property on or before the City Council meeting of August 2s 1965' The motion was seconded by Mr. Mayer. Upon a voice vote„ the:SOL`7IOK no hays said motion carried unaidnously. PROPOSED - NATIONAL TEA AND PRIVATE HOW B"IIDM PBRtlTP REQUSST3& Motion by Mr. Barrow and seconded by Mr. Kendall that the Authori- ty prepare a solution similar to Resolution No. FM 1965 -4 for the properties id. this areas with no specific time period set. Upon a voice vote, re being no nYss said motion carried manin usly. RESOLUTION N0. FHRA 1 - Br -LAWS& Motion by Mr. Kendall# seconded by Mr. Meyer to ratify Resolution Ho. FHRA 1965• . Upon a voice votes there being no nays, said notion carried ;sly. I COMMITTEE REPO t Mr. explained that nine people have been intervieuad for Position of utive',Direators and that the Committee has written to four others; suggested that a date be set as soon.as possible to interview thre prospects who have been selected an the most promising. It Vas that Mr. Wagner would make duplicate copies of the applications for these three people to be interviewed and deliver then to the Authority Members. The Authority will most at the Madsen Building on Tuesdays July 6s 1965, from 7sOO!P.Me to 10&00 P.M., for an interview session rith the three selected applicants. APPOINTMENT of •r oRAIM VICE CHAIRMAN FOR FBRA& rr—rrrir�rr � •��r� r r i rr • r rnr r.rr•� Motion by Mr. Meyer and seconded by Mr. Kendall that Mr. Paul Barrow be named as temporary Vice Chairman, until the time of a regain lar election, jtpon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motios carried unaaiamo say. i Mr. Border l explained that Mr. Hodne could not be present for this meeting. Be d' to', inform ter. Hodne that the Authority would Woe to see and diao ss the proposed alternative plan for the City Ornter area on Fridays July go 1965, at Wo P.K. . A motion held at the fl and that. tempo conded by Mr. motion carried made by Mr. Kendall that election of officers be future meeting at which all Commissionere are presents officers continue until then. The motion was se- er and upon a voice votes there being no nays, said A- 43 .0 WAI rsuW VFI nla 1rUlt�YMMI A nation ►as made by W, Barrow that the Fridley State Battik be designated the official bank for the Fridley Housing and Re- development A ority, and arW funds be deposited in a checking &a. count in said Motion seconded by Mr. Kendall and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carried unaridmouslIT. NEXT MEWING D�TSs The Authority will hold an interview session for applicssU fee the position Of cutive Director at the Madsen Building on TwadpS July 6, 1965, Z700 P.M. to 1Os0O PA. The n=RiTz r meeting mill be held at the Madsen Building an Tuesdays J65 at 1Os00 P.H. FOLLOWING I The next follow ing meeting trill be held at the Madsen Building on s July 9, 1965 at St OD P.M. ADJOs WSW Motion by Kendall, as000ded by Mr. !Ayer, to adjourn the meeting at llsl P -X- Upon a voice vote, there being no a"* said motion carried nsla►. • Respectfully submitted, Ines Kapala Recording Secretary Frid%y Housing & Redevelopment Authority► RESOLUTIONI NO. FHRA 1965.3 A RESOLUTION 0 THE FRIDLBY HOUSIW AND IiEOMWPMW AUTHORITY ADOPTING BY -IA OF TIM ORMNIZATICK BB IT RESOLYSD by the Commissioners of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority that these by -laps are the regulations of the Authority. I I BY-TAWS of TIM 04, IDM HOUSING AND RBDEVELORMT AUTHORM FRIDLEYs MINNESOTA I ARTICLB I THE AUTHORITY Section 1. Now of Authority. The name of the Authority shall be Fri Hous�Dg"��edevsTopmsnt Authority, medleys ftninsota. Section 2. t4embershi . Commissioners shall be legally appoint- ed by the City Council' o . Minnesota. Secti 3. Seal. The Authority shall have an official, seal having the name of the`Mhority in a circle. • Secti 40 . The principal office of the Authority shall be dete by 19 uthority. ARTICLE II Section 1. Officers. The officers of the Authority shall be a Chairmans it Vice MMcas , a Treasurers and a Secretary. A Corn missioner shall not hold more than one of the above named offices at the same time. Section 2. Chairman. The Chairman shall preside at all meetings of the AuthoaMich he is present* the duties of of resignation all meetings a to the snouti quired to exec • full and aacura ty of all Sonia ty shall be dep with applicable Puibl.ic Housing . 3* Vice Chairman. The Vice Chairman shall perform Chafroman"" n' s a sence or incapacity# aWoor became death of the Chairman, uvUl a new Chairman is elected. 1 4. mare . The Secretary shall. beep minutes of reoor is or he Authority* The Secretary mfr delegate Director such of his powers as he is not Legally re. Personally. 5. Treasurer* The Treasurer shall cause to be Impb records and accounts in books belongift to the Authors• and securities of the Authority. funds of the Autborri- ited 1A banks approved by the Authority which comply state Law and which meet the standards specified by the ministration and the Urban Renewal Administration for M V RESOLUTION NO. FHVA 19W-3 Pads 2 i deposit at sdtSWed by tbM SocavitleM belonging to the Authority vba be deoosl.ted tar safe keepdog with one or sore at • the Authority's bares of Wcoant, our the Pederal. Bosoms Bmkp unm bens by resolution of the Authority it is determined to plans then in a s t vault. The � shall srvnnally uWa a fail repaart opt the 1aww i*l condition at the Authority and polo sash other reports aW be required of him by the Authority. All Can* uissioaers authwlt;y.to sign four the Authority in the eastrat of funds oar a urit3et► shell be bonded in snap am as wW be se• quirod by the uthari$y by rosolutiaan. Section 60 amwatiats of InetTsaNntso All deems OontasMse TrM sued bytAths Aut soon ty 'shall be. signed by two delegated dabiaO�, Cbeatts shall be signed by the l5oscutiv+e Director and the Yroasae+sey ce by either of and. ass C nlseioners or in the absenos at both it theses by taro ousts delegated by the Qadrssn. ARTICU III TEM CIP OFFICB�S All o ON S of t W Authority shall be elected at as• wMa usetUV of Un Authority and shall seem to- the to% ct 00 Lett d � MMUM next WA MI asstdag and until tboir Sw oss"M as • AM= IT YACAj1= Should an oftift bowers vaowti the A .'ty s *lea!► a sucass� lraa 3;ta u�aiathip at • ra6nlor ais�3aygs said sash •Lsetdo shall be for unetpdrrd tars of "M offim. AitU= 4 . N�CFCiPI'I11R DIRRCfQR Au S woutive Director shed be app fated by the Av*ka r lIVA at such foot 4wph terse end with such daft" as Vw Arithoa"it�► ahs2,l: by sssolat3,ca. . ARM= !be Ao1 it deans aa� sited by tsar. by the Authorrity, boorll� sue' .troa tarts to, tarts espw no poveonitat nit Y to its pomo?os a" sad tanathais a prow oarponratioo or ' such persoviol, dwU be , N-1116od UP-on datioa at the . MQMbi.Te 49 9 110. nU 1$654 - Pegs 3 ARTICIB •II ANNUAL MRS The &I Hesting of the Authority shall be held an the 1st wedva*d r c JMS of each year at 8100 ovoloek P.N.; howevero the date of the annual meeting aw be Postponed to a date on or boo Yore the last Wedrlesddy of July upon the vote of a majorliq at Case missioners in office at aW time tataen, at wy regular meetbW of the Authority*'' at 820091 ciao legal h►olldW. on at least 2b at the AutbWLIA plan and pur o than shalt h4v+e of all meo m"S ARTICLZ VIM— w Neetings of the AuUmity shall bep vithoob noUfts P„M�, Moo ' Widnwtuw of each vesks unless the saw be a AATICIB IX Neetings. of the AuthavOW MW be held at MW U qr written call at the twirman, or aolr tw arwI r r Notice shall be in WIWZge and state the tIMp at the nesting and no bosivess ihal l be copsidWid an specified in the notion„ Opal► uma2IMMS oowal► y of ltbp provisions of this arUnIs may be tai vo& ART...0 % The .piers of the Authority shall be 'vested In the Con da sionors thereof in office at my one ties; a m83WUr of Vh= aha2i constitute s ' quorum for all purposes, but a lesser number wW &Uov= a meeting from time to ties until a gnprum is obtained. ARTICLB II ORDER OF BVSI! At regular meetings of the Authorltry the follomMW shall be the order of �4d—nws: 1. Roll Cali. 2o and oppeo"l of mdMtq at provicuS n tsar 3. Rills and oosvani cat4 amp Ju report of the 4xecuUms, Ddreotar. IV Awporti at Ca"ittees. . Unfinished busiitM. TR xw 1? us32rss0 8 onaraioeaoc�. Upaa� an of the Cbairsan, or the notion and amend at asda doers two oo of the AuthoAV all rgoloti+oas shall be in Vdift and shall be ccrL in m journal o the proossdings of the.Authorlip'• 47 RFZ84LUTT41t i RMOUMM The b ing of said A lotions shall of the Authort AuthoaM. W M$t the Authoarit * i by mw Juas_30th, The app"Wal of at timeo $- ;i 4 - - ATTEM mA, 3.96x3 !t A be last AMCLZ III Mmw or VtrPTI in and all tsbera of the Authority at a ffty XWbw R shall be entitled to vote. All motiaos Md reso• N an at"firmaUve vote of a =40 MY of the Xmim rs roll call on say qusstian oomiM before NO aka upoa the demand of =W one or mots 1606srs of Proaedwe at meetings of the Authority cull bo ,tiara of ftbertts Rules of Ordsro 1RTICIB R! FI3GAL ?BAa y W of the AuthoorIV shall be July Lt to AMU tt IV } of the Authority shalt be amu bed oar mAh the a' majority of the CammiseLOOM in vffl m 4 MW Lbi: I�4 L? THE F=Lzr HOUSM An A ? (X TRB 134 is Pr c r J=p 1963101 •- RESOLUTION PTO. MA 19*k A RESOLUTION OF THE FRIDLE^Y HOUSING AND REnE1 wPieNT AUTHORITY REs THNISEN -RED OWL INC. PROPOSED PROJECT WEMMS, gat the regular meeting of the Authority on June 23s 1965 the Autholy reviewed the building program proposed by the Theisen-Red Owl Inc. interests as requested by the Fridley City Council; and WHOUS, the proposed buildings to be located in the northeast quadrant of t intersection of University Avenue and Mississippi Streets b the proposed Fridley City Center Redevelopment area and as suoh t be considered an integral, part in the future develop Mont of the en ire area as well as the proposed redevelopment area; and WHEREAS, the Authority has not had sufficient time to prepare a definite devel pmwt plan. for the City Center area from which ;gnide- lines am be loped as an aid in forming proper judgments as to the most desirable use of the bordering areas and specifically of bin pro. posed Theisen- d Owl '',Inc. projectl and WH6RBASs t interests of the general comaamity as well as those of the AuthoLt and those of the Theisen -Red Owl Inc. group are at stake in the pr per development of the entire area. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Fridley Housing and Redeve- lopment Authority$ Fridley, Minnesotas as follows: 1. That, ; of the City Con the City offici, Inc. interests, quadrant of Uni, period of-timb as to desirabil 2. That, relevant factor the memorandum of Hodne and As s � e Gy�►�7 ATTSSTs n the interest of orderly and economic developaeab er area as well as of the immediately surrounding area 1s of Frridleys in cooperation with the Theimea.Rsd Oral delay the proposed building grogram for the northeast ersity Avenue - Mississippi Street intersection for a ufficient for the Authority to make a sound judgment ty, of the proposal* e consideration and adequate examination be given the affecting the proposed building program outlined in epared for the City of Fridley by the consulting firm AW009 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY HOUSIM AND AUTHORITY ON THE 1ST DAY of Jn[ 1965. I I FRIDLU IIOU33M MID Rragai opim T AUTacTY Anne - im 9s 19'65 The meeting was dad by a tour of the Riverviaw Heights area by Xro Umer Binf�e Hodne* David Albans, Fite Chief Robert Bv&wp Conti aim" Ctrs Kendall and Mulline The meeting vas called to order at 8s00 PoKes by Chairman Bo dwo ROLL GALLS Prtsents Owirmaj Herders Commdssioners Paul Barrow and TA19 Kulline Con�iss",onars John Moyer and Robert Kendall oame later In the Visitorns. Terry Nagle (FM U r Record)$ 11mor Biatard (Housing and Horns Finamoo Agenoy)s MWor fleas David Alberta H and Redevelopment Advisor) and Tan Hodw ( Flair+ aim Co sultant). �APPRO9AL OP .._.,...�. -K M OF 11 - IMIes Mre Harrav ved we accept the minu�tss of the July is 1965 aeeU ing. 3eeorxhsd by . Mdiline Upon a voice rotes there being no swyss said motion arMecl uasaaianous2ye My-L" LM rwwtr wr ut ri+�a w�o�tur►i. rswca rs: The City Co I referred an application for a Building PWndt for Ma. Weigel to 0 Authorityp No action was taken. PHILLIPS 66 RBSO utioNs Mre. Herder reported that the resolution an Phillips 66 -All be sent to the City Coluncil. RIVERVIN HEIM3 A s rr�r rwwr�ww ' Mr. Hodge stated that his firm has done a reconnaissance sur"y and balsa been given Charge to assist the CLty in preparing an gVUo%- Lion for 3 Qe P "u4 p,, The Fridley Bundiim Insp"tor SO Vire Chi be" bow, hslp_"� th4 surrey work, The AuthoMW 10ow , at a map Ps'spared by Fire byes showing the- gesesral honsiag ave�ditiass• iti the Rivsrviev Neigh area. Three standards wars presented on the map. of the flood plain a. Theses yeses 1) 9ubertandards 2) Defioieats 3) New after 1959 Mre ' Aodaq seta , that 90% of. the homes in the flood plain aria had water over the first floor during the floods Newly. IX% of the hors had wane domage q Three north bouOArle4, for stu4r were considered. Some of the new houses may have which does not ahoy up on first examnatiop. III RD ERVM HEIOTS AREA ( Continued) t David Alberts stated he thought the boundaries should be dram so a larger area can be studied and then later modified as appropriate to form an eligible projects Mr. Nee co=oanted that houses on both.sides of Cheryl had basements which were buckling UP. A discussion', ensued covering. the boundaries of the study arww' The Authority concurred that the boundaries should cover the rbole flood plain area between Glencoe and Hugo. Mrs Binford Said the local governing boar must cer6iiyr that the study area is An need of redevelopment or rehabilitation ar a rssalt of the catastrophee The .damage category and the objective (oonteaep aw) of new use of lung is sufficient for- application oriteria. Mrs Binford will reoo�amaend a mi for application.. The Authority must des- mtrati for all,' wf bud. b are to be acquired. There is no prob].ea if build• ings are des The aggravate effect an the vholss area out be considered in the applioatiace Sams of the reasons for renewal admit bet moving pea in and out of the flood area, poor utilities, .pooar play areas, poor rloads, stove Mrs'Nee also comimpnted that the Board of Equalisation deva?.l nd the property 15% and that the FHA refuses to give loans in the areal The level of the river was.822 feet above sea level in the flood Plain areas We Buford stated that subgtanwtial relocation should be is the acme town. The Federal Agency allows the movement of good, sound stroo- tured buildings. '�Iw Authority can be permitted to buy the land but not buy sound structures* Normally# the Authority sells building to a rodeo velope;# and he Would poy for moving the houses Mrs Binford also stated that controls in the renewal plan act for twenty years* There was scram discussion concerning that some of. the land.north in area eta could possibly be used for rehabilitation. Mr. Barrow moved that the Authority make sad plaing advance. of the flood area kni = which generally is the area between the high the river on the vast, to the City property midway between Hugo, and Glencoe on the north* Unanimously passed. ) PROt' MMI :m application for a sa" as 8iverview Heightsa banks on the east and to as the south and .to a line Seconded by Mrs. M4un0 Mr. Binford suirgested the Authority call for bin to help the direon, for set up •dminis anon procedures, after such director has been Lined. Mrs Binford stated t the first thing to be dete aired under the S & P study is a survey t deteradne which .land aatusl.ly. can be acquired. The big problem is wherlf'does the local share of money cams from? The Authority 4greed to have Richard Herder-props" suggested wort• in g procedures for stings and agendas. .•2' I • 49 C • Richard Herder read tt* By. -Laws conosrnUg election of c M*M* Mr. Kendall nominated Richard Herder for Chairnane ttro barrow moored that the Secreta' ,y be instructed to cast a white baU.oE for Rim Herder as ChaeirmOn of the Fridley Housing and Redsv�slopmat Autharit�y. Seconded by K kll. Unanimously passed. Mr. Kendall I nominated John Meyer for Vios Chairmsn. Mrs. Mttilin moved that the Secretary be instructed to cast a white ballot for JGM Meyer for Vice of the FMO Seconded by Paul Barrow* PMs� sed unanimously., Pan1 Barrow nominated Lois Nullin for secretary. W. Yeodall moved the Sec eta ! be instructed to oast a white ballot for Mft W- lia for Secre y�� of the F'ARA. Seconded by W. Meyer. Pasted mously. Mrs. Mullin dominated Paul Barrow for Treasurer, W, deadtll moved the 3ecretoy be instructed to cast a ddte ballot for Pvdbw- row for of the P'ti'RA. John Meyer seoomded. Passed ueanisons• fir. AWOURNNWt Lois Mullin *mod the aeetiog be adjourned. Paul Barrow seconded. Passed uI%A"4moss4O Mr. Herder adjourned the meeting at UsO P.M. Respectfully submitted, Loss Mullin secretary Fridley Housing & Redevelopment Antbolity 49D 0 FRIDIN HOUSIM AM RED$V' W MPW AUMMM MTIM - J= ills 1965 The meeting was called to order at 8s15 P.M.,q by thsirm n Herder. BOLL CALLS Pteambs CairrAn, !Herder, Commissioners John Myer, Lads Mullin and Paul Be"* Sucutive Director Allan Anderson# Player Toe! Hodbe and Attorney layman Smith, Commissioner Robetrb Kendall, later in the meeting. Vise s Mr. and Mrs.. Leonard Weigel and their Attorneys Robert Ousy and Robert 0, I(ynea, Attorney Virgil Herrirek, Vern Sandal and Robert J. Hughes of the Plamming Commis• sion$ Pht Herder and T. Nagle of the Fridley News. Mror Nee arrived later in the meeting. Absent= deans. As these minutes were not preparsds approval of same was postponed until the next meeting of the Authority. BUII+DIW PMM U.ZVS MR. CAMP AND St. MILLSlis • Chairman A explained that Mr. Wagner had referred the matter of Building Prrrnd for a nursing home (Mr. Camp) and a rasidmM a] hoes (Mr. MiLler) to t inUmity. Neither of these gentlemen Max proMOUt. It was agreed that this matter be postponed to a future misting, and. that Mr. Wagner would be asked to notify them of the date set. BUIIDIM PMW RNQUEST - LIONARD WBIQELr Attorney Robert Gusys represmU ng- Mr. Weigel, explained that his client armed a double bungaloer at 319 -353 - 57th Plane, and an &•plax at 359 - 57th Place; and that both of these buildings had been damaged about 40 by the tornado. The estimated cost to rebuild both structures is Wow. He further explained that the Weigels had applied for Building Permits to reconstruct these properties on the nest Wedeesday after the tornado W struck. Because these properties are An the re- nexal area# the Ci Council has witbheld approval of these Pendts and referred the matter to the Authority. Mr* duce stated that Mr. 'Weigel cannot afford the lo�ss of rental income on these properties ($1,125 per month), and that a mortgagee payment is due before August 10th, plus tax pgymente due in! the near future. He wanted an opinion from the Authority as to whe�hsr or not the Weigel properties would be Won for the redeveiopnent projeate The Authority pIaiaad tH ssibility of oondemation, the tine element involved the advan that could possibly benefit Mr. Weis• • gel if his props s are in tneval. project. The interested pas- ties were invited remain for the presentation of the. proposed Univer- sity Avenue RedevelOpmMt Plan. 49E ON STOP -ORDER OF 14AL Y ECK Chairman Border explained that Mrs Bolt had been granted a Build- ing Permit to pu his tornado damaged property on the north side of the bank, into operable (original) conditions A stop -order had been placed on the Building Permit because, new siding had been putt an the back of the building and structural changes had appeared on the frobt. Mr. Eck, in verbal comrsation with Mrs Herder, had stated that the work left to be done is all inside the building. Mrs Herrick' representing Mrs Bnk, explained that the wait re- maining tobt doe is the plumbing, heating, wiring and iaterier p1 ej w iugj ifIthis work could be dons, it would allow bin to gat back into opera one He stated that the or4 structural chn"s ads were now windows and a brick fronts Mr. Barrow "tad that he felt the Authority should get all the facts and iffi mvwtion an this matter before considering its Mr. Molar inquired about the cost of the interior work left to be done. Mr. Her�lok did not have this information. NN my* telb that the cost. would beooeos a great factor in considering this matters Mr. Hodne stated that the question of temporary pers ti, is bio opinions has been abused, and than they could hamper all tea► pros, jects by possible �loss of eligibility: He felt caution should be used In recommend Sag tile. granting of ressodable requests. oaVot • Attorney Smith expl41 nsd that the Authority is in a dl fereatt position than tfelCitiy. He stated that the City W to Ora" tempo• racy parote atIon, " that. it is up to the pity to interpmt, shut is involved in 'dint. He felt that the Authority, after oaretul study and discuesion' vith thke Planner or the areas involved and referred bo, tbei4 should they} give a reoonmendation to the City Council, to serve: as e basis for maki.ag their decisions. The Authority agreed that all factors must, be looked into before making a reoom�endatioa on this matter. WMLUTION N0. MA 1965.52 Mrs Barrow read-Resolution No. FM 1965, -5, re: Proposed Rdllipe Oil Compaq Building Project. The. following o'ca- ctions were cache The date in tie last paragraph is to be ,changed to August 20 19.65. The last paragr&ph is to be Changed to read, "that, the Authority Will mlom e!rery e anti to arrive at a definite reQasmoendstIOG* Motion Mrs "rot seconded by'Mrs. Mullin to adopt Resolutiap 50. FM �� smendeds Upon a voice votes there being no n"s, said motion cars3 , ut�aAimousl,T. RESOT. 00 NO. FihRJI 1965••62 Mrs hSaygr resid Npsolution 8os nn. 1965.6. rot The an Douse Stang Cow/ And johirp Building Piermits. i �» 0 0 • RMLUTION N0. 19656 (Continued) t Motion by &e Barrows seconded by No. FHRA 1965.6,,0, read• Upon a von oration was carried unanimously. PRO DMW 9A FROCMMSs Mfte aullin to adopt Resolution ve votes there being no nays said Chairman Herder distributed copies of proposed rulos to the %ambers of the Authority, to be studied for coasideration at the not meet1Mg. At this points the meeting was recessed for too minutes• Mr. Tom H s Planners presented the Preliminary faroslisaAo& Plan for the Uai rsity Avenue Rsdevelopm atb Project shoeing CaamrWoial areas (retail, aft cs, lic facilities), Public Facilities (IMUte- tionals parks *pet spece)v Industrial (light industrial) cad Residshtial (single family- de*inds single family- attaahad)i also, the PrilinibW Design Plan for the seas project areas showing accesses, oggroisess building firms and shape*. He explained, in details the pro all-for each section of this project,. The following questions vase. asked and aon"ats made, 's Borrow, inquired about the parking of can in the proposed town- house area. Mr. Hodee colained that osrtaln townhouse standards could beset up for prrkings of buildipps ost- backs, ete.s and that those characteristics *o iLd be worked outs . if it is agreed that the we is Mrs Barron asked if this' $ame area would nob lord itsoU to vd2o p apartment*.. Mrs Hodnre replied thnat it would probably lend itself to modim density aparttmeIvtoo but he felt the scale of to=howwa dos* brook nP mooncrtaopr! Mr. I" inquired about the feasibility of the townhouse area boo coning 4. cc"marOL4 area* Mr. Hodge pointed out that this area doss not hens too mob depth} and than in his opinion it vould be second choices as too xMh ooaao n%. dial would hurt the neighborhood image along University Aienns. 1b also pointed. out #alt tins proposed twabonse area might not be el lgibh so one of the on of the redevelopmeab area. Nr, Harrow, induired about the aopmt of acreage required for A service start cp. Mr. Hodes reps that a halt ears is the miaigemm,, Mairma He l aquired about the size of motel prcpos*d for Ole area set aside . for uas. aja 49F 49G Mr. Hodne sated that the proposal area for a 50 to 100 uedt motel, with restaurant,iwith possible treatment of a hottl-notel aspect. Mayor Nee mated that, since the redevelopment grant of approval eras announced, he has received many calls and inquiries from Interested investors. Mrs HerriokIqutstiansd the desi.reability of a corner service rood at 57th Avsaaae, regard to a proposed service station. He Pelt teat the Phillips 6b � W*b prefer a service road as originsUl pl m+ nod by the HiOnW Depart• Mrs Ksndall arrived at this point in the meeting. Mr. Barrow service pointed out that if this svice rood in question _ wees+e would as origiaLU* have tot �� ' � � aaarth an University Avrm The Authori *dismissed the possibilities of purchasing piepperti�ss of distressed , possible ations and appraiso7,s. Mayor Nee po�utsd out that the Highway Department has-designs ender contraet, and than if the service roads are to be changed, they should be 000tacted as soon as possible. Mr. 8odne ested that one of three things be donee 1) to on& Rest a new plain 0 Meept approach if Authority thinks this is not Me oA4 plan to tabs on1 2) suggest revision of tbi�s conoepti 3)- to ap• proves in prime s this Pr'QP�d P� and advise bin to arose on with other borders • ahway Department, pity 8'!g er, etas., if plan is valid in principle, to pursue other Steps;, Mir. Hodne agreed to check with the Phillips : 66 ' Cobp W to got their opinion on the service road at 57th Avenue and University; and to oan• tact the Highway Department about possible Service road changes. After much discussion and study, a motion was made by Mr. Meyer to ask Mr. Smith to draw up a resolution givin aoamptapce„ # principles to the Preliminary University Avenue Design Plan, with reservations of townhouse section from 57th Avenue to 60% Avenwo N.B., to be discussed by the Authority And reported on at the iwst regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Hullin and upon a voice vote, there belay no as4ys, said motion carried unud monsly,% The Authority) requested that Attorney Smith get an oplaics on ap- praisals and o Lions frost the Minuspolis and Ste Pan) autdxoeritSss, and then aasasunioa with Nr. awq its regard to this, in relationobip with the Weigel perry. Mr. Smith sgrsed to this. Motion by Mr. Barrow, seconded by Mr. Meyer, to draw up Resoiutiao No, FDA 1965••71 e Wei�s1 property, following then same f orl at as used in Z % solution No.A 1965.6, with appropriate names and areas being used. Upon a void vole, theft being no nays, said motion Carried unMI Mously. 0 0 I OTUR BUSINEWIS It we agreed that the Authority would meet with the Rd1l1ps 66 Oil Compaz► at their meeting of Monday, July 19, 1965, at WO P.M. The Authority agreed to set a date, as soon as possible, to msed: with the City Conrail and Planming Commission to discuses the approved preliminary University Avenue Redevelopment Project Plan. Nn a Mullin 'iexplai ned that Comie Aeetcalf had phoned to infaM her that a group In Fridley is interested in having a coamaani ty tbeatre built, and would like to present plans of same. Kr. Hodne asked that Mrs. Metcalf be Inforered to contact him about proposed plans. The next meeting of the AuthoWW will be held an Mandoy, JuIr 19, 1965 at 8t00 P.M.y in the Madsen Building. The next sct*duled after that will be held on WedneschWv Jay 24 1965 at 8i00 P.x.,, in the Madsen Buildings AWOUBJEWs Motion by . Mullin, seconded by Mr. Kendall, to adjourn for meeting at 12145 .M. 'Upon a voice vote, there being no nWs, said motion carried ous17 Respectfully submitted, Lois Mullin Secretary Fridley Housing & Redevelopmat AuthOKV -5- 49 H 0 i i R$BOLUTION No. MM A RESOLtTtION OF THE FRiDLSY HOUSIM AND RiSD8V8IAPMC+aiT AUTHORITY Us PROPOSED PHILLIPS OIL CMIPANY BUIMIM PROJECT WHMIA3, at' the. Authority rooting of July 1, 2965, the Anth rMW reviewed the building project Proms by the PhiMpe Oil Cam► M requested by the ''Fridley City Council; and , q proposed project would be boated within the proposed redevelopment par# j.ot; and WH=W, the,, Authority has not had sufficimt tine to p mpoN a definite dervelope plan for. the arsaj and - WMWMS, the interests of the general. conwLty as veil as %loose of the Authority and those of the Phillips 011 C wp#xW are at stabs in tar proper developowt of the area. NW* TMMFC�Z BE If RESOLVED by the Fridley Housing and FA 4- rellope meat Authority, Fridley, Hinnesota, as follows: U that, in I the interests of the orderly and sconoald devolopw Mont of the area, the City tlffiaials of Fridlq delea► sauce on the posed Phillips Oil CompaW project for a period of time To nt ffiote for the Authority to make a sound jam. me as the 4ssirsbility of the building propwi4 2e that, the Authority will mdse every effort to arrive at a definite recoim endation " to the desirability of the Phillips Oil Compary project with respect to the over-all. dewelopomt, of the area on or before ' August 2; 1965. ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MWIND CP THE FRIDIEY HOUSIBO AND MMIAPM W AUTHORITY ON THE 24TH DAY OF JUL?, 1965$ 491r 0 0 i �i RI 90LUTION NO. FAA, �arw�rrrrr,rrrr.��r � A R690UMION �F THE ?MLSY HOLISM AND RUM98LOPNW AUTvam REs THE Girl HOm STAMP owAm RAID manto HUILDIw PEMB WiHMtFA3, at the Authority aetiag of Jdr Is 1965, the Author s reviewed the bus diaa permit applloatioas of Gift House stomp Compm and Nf�. dahiro requested by the Fridley City Counoilj and , they applications pertain to struatures within the proposed urban renewed projject areas; and St thei Authority has not had suffialmat time to parpat+e doft- nits developunt p1Aw for the proposed areas= and WRBR6A8, the interereits at the general Q=N=Lty as well as those of the Authority and those god' the permit applicants ars at *two in "W pamper dsyslopemm� of the areas. W4 TH MM" BE IT, RFSULVID by the Fridley Housing and Rsds� lop• meat Authoritym Fridley# gL mesota, as follows: 1. that, In i the interests of the order3y and :coned develop& meat of the project areas, the City Officials of FrldW doom ley anti on the above named building pen 4t appliaatisw� for ape od at tiw suffloient for the Authorily to se M a. sound j " as to the dosidreM I LVy of the proposed building ding I prograsss6 2. that, in order to minimise the inccnvwdenos and soomomiA loses suffered by t ' he apol.icants, the Authority will ewsew• Oise all possible speed in arriving at definite judo,' as to the proposed building programs. ADOPM AT THE, REOULAR 14FMING OF THE PRIDUM 80USIM AND M THE AN DAZ OF JQtr, 1965. 50 r _ tsLSPNOws: 649-5912 ARSE► coos: 807 J SAWYER ANC LAMPE ATTORNEYS AT LAW • BOX 210, 311 SOUTH WATER ST. NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA 33057 . MURTON R. SAWYER` MOMENT O. LAMPS July 8, 1965 E Mayor Fridley, Minnesota i III - j Dear Sir: We have been ',interested in the press reports regarding the matter in which the Farmers Home Mutual Insurance Company of Minneapolis treated some of its policy holders in the Village of Fridley',.. 1 Apparently this company has not limited such action to . Fridley or its vicinity because the same thing happened to two of our clients'in this community on account of a wind - storm resutling in damage*on April 13, 1964. There undoubtedly were abuses by this company or your village council would not have passed a resolution condemning the action of this company. We hope the same conditions that gave rise to the passage of the original resolution in condemna- tion still exists and we hope that your council does not see fit to rescind its action. We are confident that such action would not have been taken in the first instance were it not justified. We are also interested that Thomas Foster appeared as attorney for the insurance company. Mr. Foster also represents another insurance company whose insured was declared to be liable - for the full amount of its policy and which has not paid one cent thereon notwithsta ding the fact that judgment has been entered in excess of thirty days. Mr. Foster claims that the.insurance company in that case is in financial trouble but he has not shown us the courtesy of complying' with our request for a financial 0 F.. 5 a 1 TO: o f �rij�e�y ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE MEMORANDUM City Manager MINNEAPOLIS 21. MINNESOTA July 109 1965 • FROM: James 'S. Hensley, Board of Health SUBJECT: Boardlof Health Activities June 1, 1965 to July 109 1965 573 Hugo, George Domndwski, old brick, old lumber, old stove, refrigeratori'' and other refuse. Ordered cleaned and cleared. Parks Corner Dairy Store, corner of Mississippi and Central Ave., Mr., Mylo Parks, 1341 Mississippi St. N. E., owner. A survey was made July 119 1964, and ordered sanitary facilities installed and connected to municipal sanitary sever for personal use and for the cleaning of the food establishment and facilities. This was to be completed August 11# 1964. Survey conducted June 59 1965, nearly a year later, disclosed that no facilities were installed and was informed by Mr. Parks that he was in no financial position to do so and was attempting to sell his property. Memo toCity manager informing him of this. It is the opinion of this Board that this operation should not continue without sanitary facilities. 6501 Central Ave. N Z dwelling owned by Mylo Parks, 1361 Mississippi St, N. E. where all sanitary facilities but the bathtub were connected to municipal sewer. Bathtub has now been connected also. (Resurvey) Lots 16 and 17, B1. 29lOak Grove Adn, bounded by 66th and 67th Sts, and Fridley and Anoka Sts. Owned by Mike Hudak, 3325 Colfax Ave.`N•, Mplee 120 Littered with old tresi, lumber, appliances and other refuse. Ordered to clew and clear. Lots. 18 and 209 Bl, 2,'i0ak Grove Adn. bounded by 66th and 67th Sts. and Fridley and Anoka Sts.' owned by Carl Sorenson, 4615 University Ave. N. 9, Littered with old trees, lumber, appliances and other refuse. Ordered to clean and clear. .-Lot 19, B1. 29 Oak Gr a Adn. bounded by 66th and 67th Sts. and Fridley and Anoka Sts. Owned by Anoka County. Litteredwith old trees, lumber and other refuse. Requested to clean and clear. 1500 Mississippi St R E., Willard Gardner, rabbits running all over the place. Don't know if were wild or pets. Burning garbage in an open incinerator. Has what appears to be a metal junk yard behind one of his garages. -Lett sent to clean and clear promises, cease burning and if he is raising bbits to get an agriculture permit to do so. i:, Board of Health Page - 2 Los 54 368 66th Ave. N. E., Donald J, Bennethum, sample of private well water • where basement was flooded. Bi000ical and chemical examination of water showed negative results. (This complaint was given as Bennethum, 369 { 66th Ave., however phone directory lists a Donald J. Bennethum Ott 368) 371 66th Ave. N. E., Mrs, Mary Ellen Kobb, sample of private well water where basement was flooded. Biological and chemical examination of water showed negative results. 5820 3rd St. N. E. V ! il Bartz, burning garbage.in 55 gal, oil drama, 1 entire premises littered with junk and trash. Inside of house filthy, overrun by cockroaches.' Plumbing In need of repair in that water ( closet did not work and faucets leaked. All electrical wiring and outlets {' need to be brought up to code. Bathroom must be vented to the outside, Broken windows must be repaired and screens provided for doors and windows. Broken siding and leaking roof need to be repaired, All peeling paint needs to be refinished.'I Front and back steps need repairing and handrails. Condemned and ordered rated until brought up to code and cleaned up, Court proceedings start d, Many,many complaints on this dwelling over the past year and a hal Orders issued with no success. Owner, George and Thelma Scott Rt. 1 Cedar, Minn. employed by 6th St. Inciner. ator. Page and Hill, 2 -3491, Plymouth Bldg., 12 8, 6th, 55402 Attn. Kenneth Schuge, h �.ds the title. Minnesota Acceptance Corp. 921 Marquette, pays the taxes which are delinquent. The latter firm has also had its phone disconnected, There is also a Mary and'John Doe •involved in this someh . Picked up cockroach specimens at neighbors of 5820 3rd St. and will have.them keyed out. 5812 4th:::Str6et:.N4E•. a Mr. Reima, owner, Maurice Weisman, 1300 Washburn North, manager. Some tornado refuse located to the rear of the premises. Ltr. sent to clean and clear and provide garbage service for the tenants, 480 57th Place, lot next to this address owned by Carl Sorenson, Requested ` to clean and clear debris. This address is a condemned house and in the tornado area where debris is littered throughout the entire area and I feel it is not as bad as some other areas of the city, All tornado debris will eventually have to be cleaned up. 251 57th Place, owned by Fleisher Realty, garbage complaint. This is vacant because of the tornado, Some empty garbage cans, tornado rubbish`` around the premises and about a foot of weeds. „Garbage" complaint .y unjustif Led. 359 57th Place, 8-p ex owned by Leonard Weigel, 353 57th Place. Talked with the owner and reque ted that all garbage and tornado debris be cleared from the inters and exterior of the structure. Mr. Weigel indicated his desire to ix up the apartment house, however, he stated the city would not perms him to do so. A condemned sign was placarded on the structure by the siding department listing some 15 to 20 items ` which had to be completely corrected, however, the owner said he was informed the structure could not be repaired due to the fact it was located in the new urban',renewal area. He also awns a dwelling unit to the meat of the apar t house and he was instructed to clean and clear this also. Owner stated 'he Mould go to city hall on Monday, June 28 s and sign an iza tion to have � the rabble picked uP Page 3 � T 5 5 7. ;5 405 57th Place, g een dwelling unit exists which as been condemned by the building department and the Board of health as unfit for human occupancy since the tornado. Building department has condemned it as safe structure and in such a condition that it cannot be repair. It is the recommendation of this Board that the structure be removed from the premises. Memo by phone 6 -9 -65. 500 Glencoe St. N E., complaint of overflowing cesspool. Occupant ,of the dwelling h*s had failure of his cesspool. He has called a scavenger and keeps it pumped so there is no sewage on the ground. He has gotten bids to connect the dwelling to municipal sanitary `� sewer and has authorized the connection. He is waiting for the plumber:.; to make the connection. 1. 680 Ely St. owned''by Mr.. Sexter, JU8 -0252, flood house, rental property. Water sample taken and found negative. Approved for occupancy. 6421 Central Ave. 'N. E., owner Paul Parris 6391 Central. Owner complained that structure was not fit for occupancy, however, could not get occupants to vacate. .,Condemned for human occupancy t. until brought up to code and ordered vacated. Woodcrest School, Osborne Rd., School Dist. 169 Supt, Edward Knaison, 277 89th Ave. N. E�.s tornado debrisr- garbage, rata. Ltr. requesting that the premises be cleaned and cleared.. 260 Liberty St. N.IE., Francis X. Bauer. A complaint from a Mrs. Ruby Hogeland, 239,Liberty N. E. to the State Health Dept. regarding water and sewage problem rats and flys. She states there is neither water nor sewage and that'Mr. Bauer buckets sewage to the back yard causing a rat and fly problem and that he carries his water in the house in gal. jugs. Mr. Bauer was not around and the place was ppadlocked as it has been on previous inspections, Complaint " 'in 2964 was on junto and he has cleaned up most of it. Has some old motors and a trailer house which-are off the ground, however, there does seem to be a pipe line leading from the house into a "slough" behind the house. It could °not be determined if this was a sewage line or not. There was no evidence of sewage coming out of it. Condemned as unfit for human occupancy until connected to municipal water and sewer. Ltr, to lam. Bauer informing him of, this and requesting the trailer house and old shack be removed from the-promises. cc: Robt. Hutchison,�t =State Bd. of Hlth. Mr. Bauer lives at 342 Liberty, 784 -5944. (house had sound foundation and no evidence of rodelnt infestation. .> Fridley Lbr. Co. 7600 Highway 65 N.-S., tornado debris between it and Fridley Trailer' Ct., letter sent requesting to clean and clear. 5479 Altura Rd. N. ., complaint of "tornado debris. Letter sent=` to occupant to clea and clear. 359 66th Ave. N. E.', complaint of bugs and bad tasting water. Met with owners, Mrl an Mrs. Peterson. ",.-They had place exterminated and no evidence of.bugs or insects found. Informed the landlord that in a single family lliaag the occupant is responsible for any insect infestation. -Water sample taken and results will be phoned to landlord. (rental property.) ti Bd. of Hlth Activil�Los Page - 4 6340, Quincy N. E. with trash burner i This is a neighbor Sunrise Drive and S backing up into pri off valves on their from back - flowing i storms. Memo to Ci re. Matson, 560 - 1257. Complained of neighbor tweer houses and ruining their newly painted house, od feud and I tried to pacify both parties, ar Lane, municipal sewer line plugging tip and ate homers. Some residents had to install shut-. sewer lines withing the house to keep sewage to their homes during peak load times and'rain- y Council on this.6- 18 -65. 539 Glencoe, complaint of trash and debris. Investigation revealed a new occupant has moved in and completely cleaned and cleared premises. 550 Hugo, complain of debris and paper. Investigation revealed 30 oil drum being us as an incinerator for the reduction of garbage and paper. Garbag , tin cans and bottles littered all over the ground surface. Ltr. to lean and clears. - properly handle garbage and cease burning garbage. 1351 Hiilcrest Drive. Complaint of large chipmunks. Investigation revealed chipmunks were woodchucks--and a neighbor had trapped them and eliminated themj. 5861 W. Moore Lake ., Floyd Bradely. Complaint of children playing in a trail and messy pr6misee. Unjustified.. .,'53 coliform and 53 chlorine tests of municipal water supply foam ;. to be satisfactory. i AMENDMENT 573 Hugo (page 1 of'this report) Letter returned marked "moved, left no forwarding address" Another letter personally delivered by police department found the dwelling vacated. Placarded for human occupancy (unfit) and notice to abate nuisance. City will probably and up cleaning the premises and assessing the cost. 5820 3rd St. N. E. page 2 of this report) Virgil,Bartz taken to court. Ordered by Judge to ',move, and clean and clear premises. Resurvey ' 7 -10 -65 revealed promises vacated, but left in terrible mess both inside and outside.; Will have police locate Mr. Bartz and find him } in contempt of court, M Woodcrest School, D�st. 169 Ed. Knaison, Supt. (page 3 of this-report). Ltr. from Mr. Kanlson stating there were no rodents and no garbage or debris. Resurvey 7 10 -65 found a horrible stench from garbage, rodents and a heavy infestation of flies and other vermin. This was in the kitchen area of the school and the guard on duty stated that the smell . was so bad he could ly stand his job. Have sent Mr. Kanalson another letter and invited im on a "joint: "'survey of the premises. Vimiler- stand a contract has been let for•the demolit %n and rehabilitation of the school. Th was also some debris on the grounds which Mr, ,1� Knalson maintained r perfectly clean. i city Council ti ADDRESS 5519 - 4th Street H. CLARUCB LABS(N Como= 6/25165 1. Basement; 8 inch block walls under West k of house: Condition Fair. 2. 2 x 6 Joists spanned 9 ft. spaced from 29 inch to mostly 24 Inch. Some Joists have had 2 x 8's notched to 6 inch, scabbed on. Condition Poor. 3. 32 inch Stairwell to bass wnt. 4. Bast k of Basement uneacavated, supported by 8 x 8 inch Wood Seas►, spanned 24 ft. an loose block for footing. Three (3) Jackposts are being used in this area to support refrigerator and range above. Condition V►sry Poor. S. First Floor Ceilings all sagged, due to 2 x 4 ceiling Joists, 24 inch an Center. 6. Corners in H.E. Bedrsoim cracked and floors weak and uleveled. y, Garages Wall posts at door on Nest pushed in 8 inches. Post rotted off at Base, 8 x 6 Beam at Center of Garage is rotted At Bearing Area. Flat roof and Joists deteriorated beyond repair. 8, Weakened and deteriorated condition of supporting members of this structure clAwsidied it as a dangerous and unsafe building. 9. Floor deteriorated to point where floor coverings cannot be kept sanitary, On July 15th, the Board of Health ordered vacation of this premises within 15 days as it is unsafe for human occupancy. 59 STATE OF MINNESOTA EXECUTIVE OFFICE ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 KARL F. ROLVAAG i July 129 1965 Honorable William Ne Mayor City of Fridley Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mayor Nee: On behalf of 11 citizens of Minnesota, I am happy to announce that C the City of Fridley as been awarded the "Pedestrian Safety Citation" honors f for two consecutive ears without a pedestrian traffic death and'its_ excellent j program in Pedestrian Accident Prevention for 1964. 1 The fact that your city has compiled this excellent record is a source of satisfaction to all of us who are striving to improve Minnesota's Traffic ' Safety Record. Please accept my personal congratulations and appreciation and convey them to all Fridley citizens and organizations whose cooperation and effort have made this enviable record possible. I have requested the Minnesota Safety Council to undertake the respon- sibility of planning the arrangements, and to make the presentation of this important award to your community. As you know, the Minnesota Safety Council and the Minnesota State Automobile Association work in very close cooperation in carrying on the sate -wide Pedestrian Accident Prevention Program. May I ask you ar►d them for renewed efforts so that in future years your community will continue 'to-be among the leaders in Pedestrian Accident Prevention. Sincer ly, Karl F. Rolvaag , GO VERNOR KFR =3 i ' 61 IIISPECTION BY J'.?d RY, and HLISLE July 150 1965 ADDRESS CC I*IEIdTS 420 Mississippi N. E. 1. This house built of hollew core clay tile Mr. & Mrs. Keidel fazed with brick -rood frame roof. 2. Crack and separation at S. W. corner Ext. 3. N. W. corner pushed out of plumb 1�" to 2 "0 4. Entire center area on top of North wall shows movement to North. 59 N. E. corner of house all cracked and pushed out. 6. Crack along E. side of N. E. window shows wall separated at this point. 7. Continuous cracks along and below ceiling line on both first and second floor indicate definite lifting of both roof and ceiling deck. 8, Basement and first floor deck in good con. dition. 9. Conclusion: This building in present con• dition is a dangerous building and should be demolished as soon as possible. ti 62 ATTENTION OF: TO MR. EARL P. WAGNER, SUBJECT REVOCATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE DATE JULY 149-,1965 t .. i IT IS THE RECOHMNDATIOT OF THIS OFFICE THAT THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE j FOR CAMPBELL'S A•1 -.ONS*CTION COMPANY, 3457 Snelling Avenue South, Minneapolis, i Minnesota, be REVOKED, EFFECTIVE XiMEDIATELY. i R; II '' f i i i, 63 THE REASON FOR THIS REQtIBST IS E1CrRffiMMY POOR WORIOvtANSBiP AND BAD BUSINESS PRACTICES. r SIGNATURE ALLEN G. JENSEN, BUILDIM INSPECTOR LYt G r � i I 1 M4 .+ ..t lor�n�uranee vm�an MINNESOTA OFFICE BE WITT, IOWA Y440 PARK AVENUE July At 1965 MINNEAPOLIS 40. MINNESOTA `�+1T TELEPHONE FE•oieAL 3. 171114 I ' City of Fridley Fridley,, Minnesota Re: Sidney C.Cemapbell MA Campben's A-1 Construction Co. 3457 Snenu* Ave.so.,Bt.Panl,Minn. � I ' Gentlemen: The Iowa Mutual Insurance Company hereby gives you notice . in accordance with Certificate of Insurance filed with you on beha$f of the above Insured of the cancel - lation of policy m e r C.C. 21241 • By virtue of this notice, the policy and the renewal; certificate) if any, will be cancelled and all liability of Iowa .Mutual Insurance Company will cease .At and front 12:01 A.M. standard time - policy Bras returned toAW for flat canceUtien on inception date.. June 1 very trQly*ours, 1014A 14MAL ITISMWCE COMPAIQX E R. er Comercial ovaraii Underwriter y • -. it 1 . I 1 VILLAGE O RO July 15, 1965 b4 E MINNESOTA . Mr. Earl Wagner City Manager City Hall _ 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 1 I ' Dear Earl: The Ramsey County League of Municipalities has begun a study on inter - municipal storm'sewer construction. Many of the Ramsey County suburbs are developin to the point where drainage problems are acute and the realization h hit that many of them cannot be solved without storm water outlets rough other municipalities. i I In 1963, the Ramsey County suburbs attempted to have special legislation passed authorizing t county to act as a coordinating body for inter municipal storm sewerr construction. The legislation was shelved because of the unworkability of a special law requiring local consent and the unwillingness of-the Ramsey County legislative delegation to attempt a general law on the subject. If legislation is to be successful, it will be necessary to obtain a general bill. We hav contacted the Hennepin County League of Municipalities to obtain their react�on to such a storm-drainage bill. What are your feelings, and what dolyou feel your council's reaction would be to legis- lation on this subject? Yours truly, Richard W. Turnlund Village Manager RWT /mp i I I y 8701 NORTH LEXINGTON L OSEVILLE, MINNESOTA, 55118 484 -8871 I • U 0 RESOLUTION W. 119 -1965 A RESOLMON ONMRIM PRMMMt Y PLA31S * SPBCiFICAT 100 9 AND BSTMATSS OF M COSTS TURBO AND CALL= A PUBLIC R&ARM ON CWSTRDCTiON OF CBRSAIH iMPW MIi Ms STR= nwRaii8 1T PR0.TM ST. 1965 -1 (Addendum f2) BB IT RBSOLM, by the Council of the City of Fridley•as follows% I. that it appears ip the intereat of the City and of viii property owners affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to -wits Street Improvsmenits, including grading,-stabilised base, hot -mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, and incidental drainage and other facilities, located as follows: (The petitions received and filed by the City for the iapsovemeats am indicated opposite to the relative street.) Wetit,i n Quincy Street - 58th AvMW to Helene Place 20-1965 Helene P1acs' - Madison Street to Quincy Street 20-1965 2. That the City Bng*aaer is hereby authorised and directed to dram the preliminary plant and specifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the costs of said improvements, including every item of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith, or the financing thereof, and to sake a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made as p=roposed, or in connection with some other improve- ments (and the estimated cost as recommended), including also a description of the lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be proposed to be assessed. 3. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the neasZ and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or with the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements (and each of them),; and upon receipt from said Engineer of the said preliminary report, calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relativelthersto against each of said lands. 4. That said pvelisin#ry report of the Engineer and estimates of asssse- msnts of the Clsi*, shall be furnished to the Council, and made avail- able for inspects to ths'awner of any parcel of land as say be affected thereby 4 any public hearing held relative thereto. as well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient. S. That this Council {will meet on the 16th day of August, 1963 at 81100 o'clock P.H. :blL City Hall in the City of Fridley for the purpose of holding a Hearing on the improvement noted in the Notice attached hereto made a part thereof by reference, Bshibit "A". 6fr.) 6. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of then as noted-in said notices are all the lands and areas as noted in said ,notice; all of the same to be assessed propor- tionately according to the benefits received. 7. That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official newspaper of the (City of Fridley according to lair, such notice to be substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit' "e ". AD== BY THS Cl'iZ OPONCIL OF T8B Cx'lY OF IR DLEY, Tan 19TH DAY OF JULY$ 1965. A22EST: LJ CITY CLM - Marvin C. Hrunsell 0 MAYOR - William J. Nee D • CLAIMS G4=0ral and ilia Utilities - 5822 tbro%Qh 5936 Liquor - 7620 t1wrou s 7675 3 U ZSTXW4ZS TO U APPWM BY TM CITY COUNCIL • J= 19. 1%5 comstaft & Davis I"& FM res""t ""aftion aw consating Bm inaac 3MOUIMt *OPWV484M :10V "M 14" County Road ni ftak3x* cat of the an illis"4vollas as nndftm 5"32 work fm the foluuLms Bm*jmte #9 • *tom Sewer - Project No• 5-3 (smak of T.B. #100# east of T.Ra #47) naeso 340-2 (pIM4ng Installation and Pwq*owe w*U #6 OW - 43" Avesme Northeast) 220*00 Bsti=*A #12 - Y BOMM aDd WUAW lWall"Wit Pvojact No* 67 (1964 Sanitary BOW and W&tAWI P90WSn) 40,00 Ristimm" #2 1mg0vum* Project Noe 75me (Boostm ft -At 633rd Ave* B.B. & T*R. #100) 00*00 Nstlafte #7 • 6 SOW anti W&t4W ZWCQVe -1 Project So Bo 70 (Riv4WVUW TWg&mo amth of 70 xi"I"IPPL PI a: I Lincoln (Aghton) Street, south of 37:r stc..tj sth strefto south of T On. 0100) 221*00 astUate 04 - Watec Uprave=mt Project No. 75-A (Three additimal dtift wells) TOTAL 1q078v00 2009 Alabaft-Avewma, S"16 estimate 03 ;0!�I=Saw 1 BID-&, S. ftoject so* �3vSS3*96 Iii BY THE CITY CECIL - J= 190 1963 (Cbatimwd} iwys won Da IUI.aq co pmw 413 wooeth rAwAslgtoSo BaL*JCW y at Pat"0 ttiPx. ► 55104 Rsttaato X14 • 6lwatot t Fxo jaot VOID 7S- A ("um a WItIooal Rift weUs) Bard 771 Most SovWAlf St 8t. Pawl, #IWlotit (Boast4w static 8, C. enhy a ass B"to la • 17S0 8AMPopft Avon mummopw SAO Livia Cout4 0 $ 4,808070 +gar m tmikk V rojaat No. Man. • 62xd Ave. N*Z* a 1',8, #100) 4 46o435900 55403 $ 3.680.i9 I S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES A. R H I T E T S ^. 1. 11 A R. A. M. A. i. C. SUITE12 1750 HENNEPIN AVENUE • MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55403 FE 8.6757 STATEMENT II i i K] -idley Fridley City Hall . Fridley, Minnesota July 1, 1965 Professional Services Rendered: Fridley Civic Center Preparation of working drawings, mechanical, electrical, and structural drawings. Work approxima rely 95% complete to date....... $17,100:00 Blueprinting and 1, reproduction through- this phase.. .........i .............:....... 142.03 $17,242'.03 Payments on working drawings and blueprinting to date ......................... 1$13,553.84 Balance $ 3,688.19 I f 3 / 1 MEMO T0. Earl P. Wagnerl, City, Manager MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer MW DATE: July '150 1965 MEMO NUMBER: #'65 -31 RE: Pa�ments to'Debris Clean Up Contractors The following is a list of invoices submitted by different clearing contra�tors.to date: Invoice Number Contractor E ui nt Amount Q Pme Bob Crawford I Dump truck /driver $19120.00 Walter R. Freeman Clean up of Dump at 59th & 7th St. N.E. 900.00 Walter R. Freeman f Clean up of Dump at 48th & Main 2,200.00 Walter R. Freeman Dump at 72nd & University Cat A- C- 9- Loader 19530.00 Clayton Jacobson Truck /driver 42.00 35802 Truck Crane Se vice Co. Truck #49 & #51 1,556.25 35799 " " " " Crane #59 3,120.00 35800 ", " " " Crane #59 & #78 3,042.00 35801 " " " " Crane #78, Crawler Front End Loader, 10 Yd: Dump Truck #74 "Tractor & Trlr Dump #49 1,274.25 35803 " " " " Truck #51,452, #81 1,481.25 35804 ." of its is Truck #81 10500.00 35805 it " it it Truck #81 175.00 (Truck Crane Service Co. Total $120148.75) TOTAL 17 940.7755 . if the orm and type of invoice is satisfactory to you,-and it is CouncIl's wish to pay ese costs, then these bills can be paid as the hours have been checked and O.K:•IPd by the Public Works Department. • ■ttt NASIM QURESBI,,P.R. City Engineer • Lin or CGMUACIMS Llamas TO u APB By COOCU, ALT 19, 1963 PARE 1. Conroy Electric B. a. Anita MiVmaeseta byt Ralph Limit NEW Cy Csartwoev Elect.liContractor 2928 Pleasant Awnaa, Sontb Minseapelis, Minneasts SS406 bys C. C. Courtwce &E lm% •orthsrn States El trio i UOtiaS Censu tutu 7111 W. 40th Street 1 belie 9, eta bys Jews Ma Pelless St. Louis lark Ilea ric 3038 Nammed Avon woui pelts» MI nssata bys James Mania aw Sigocratters Slat a Co, 836 a 40th AMSdue 29. Mimeapelis, to bys Mesuyn J. FLOWIaS MW Milton 9'. Odth 1168 WbIte Now Avatue Be. Paul is. Minnesota bys Milton swath 1ST Rat" Excavating 721► Baia Street N. W. Am"10 ilia ou bys Men Eadleia R=W& Nbleski i Sea 9318 �srsteNa via m sapelis, HIM0,0014 bys Qearr f. Weleski MW ' �S .� R1fEotii$ i terry .8aer matt" i Viet. Co. SM :. 4th Avewin th Uivue"slie9 xivasso�e bys Jerome S. saw sEmm" i LYST OP 61CROUS It t WNM APPI MA& Z 199 1969 PACs 2. lertbara Propmas Gas Company 214"" 11300 Central Aw aw Minneapolis 9 ltissn►essita by: E. X. Sederaau SAL ties surplys, 3naetr"rated 2236 Xftawod Avmua South Minneapolis 269 Minnesota by: Swum C. Larson 18441 The Mitaboll cmpan# 1669 Selby Avenue St. Paul, Miaaasota l by: Jan B. Mitaboll mw Remy s. Walburg 66S d Slat Avenue M E. Columbia 1leights9 eta bys Bogy E. Walburg 11mc G3. CC11'111A�.�1BS Bergstrom Construction Corp. 6333 tAwlabd Avemia Nertb . Mismispelia 269 eta bys Eamotb BwWtno iS0elidL Herten Common Cemstruct. Co. 3757 vest Bseedway Rebbinsdale, Minnesota by: $orten Commott mm Mervin Ap Slsen9 Builder 1140 Nionatka Aveaur Nortb Minneapolis, Mimeeaeto by- Marvin A. Elsen 1XV Arden Revised CwWt flea Coo 17 .4242 Quincy St. ti. X. Colombia seisbts 9 Ninnesew bys Arden Newland Inv Artier N. >isltsem 7640 wimmetta 1Ni6bO Drive Minneapolis 279 *to bye Artbur W. 3laitScm my jullso M. jobus=treaties 3636 301400, .Drive Himmospolls9 ltuwms a bys Jalime M. Je1wsem Numm ao T. Nola= Construotleo Co. 9190 Jacksm Avenue New srisbte0,; Mixamots byt Roland lolsoo =9 I, II LM Cat LIa MSES SO w "PRO= w CMM Ja it 199 1965 Continued mlorwien Construction, ' company West 22nd Street Mwespolis 16, ltighnasota lives Crest Horns, Ilan. Higkapy 212 Stillwatat, Miewota bye PAUS 3. bye lebort Staindorti MW Srpl+s 8eu�t'a,'I Ysc. 1257 "lay St. Paul 6, Miaeoseta bys Wayne Soople go" Skrandies 193 WASe, 8tsow.t =. . M"07 32, ldmoss�a bye Hugs Shrandies J~ Steele C=striottea Co. 224 Sates Avenue St. *awl, Minnesota'', bps Jaws Steal* imam DAI�tAt s Ace Aasttai Ceapany1 Sne. 935'Asdede Street St. Pawl 6, Minnesota bye LeRoy !P Petirs 302 - beer 4th Avenue Southot. Co. mliasaspolis, Mimossots by; Jorams No Saar Ctstal Bsatiog i miset metal Co. 6324 Sass Lab Road Xboespolis 28, Mimyosa" bys 1. L. Potty H. d b Zion hosting Ceepan]/ 7848 Toomits Avenue Seuth ileadagtan, Minaoso�a bye Norbert J. 1„leve Lawase4bo 6048 past 37th Sates mliaaeapolis 169 x1=00weta ,bye lsyawend E. Olson !9w mlitaheil C---t $669 Selby Avonae, St. Seel; Minamota 331" bye Johns 3. llitaboll F 155 86p S3NE" AWL mmzp RmlNRii1L MW e • JOLT 190 1965 MAW .,i�CimIIml Hoeg B. walburg PI* 61" Co. W. - Slat Ave=m H!!. E. Coj bia Ral&ts 21:4 Mmosota bys Rosa► S. Walburg Andasson -Pakl� �, 4641 Qattysbusi Av" f ortb sl mumvelis, msmasota bys C. W. Pasabko Oa3e �i, lnc. 7816 Coatral Avmva', H. Be Mulls 0 ltismosoft bys Dale Pste rsse Blest Masbiusry i I w smmlft Calpo Isth Awswa vwtb i Rd. is Os000O ula wasta bys Lwtor Brest jw" favor steatim 4i Yost. Co. 2024 - 4t► Avame Siutb Nivao"eltoj, sls msseta rkbaaat g plumbs . c«APey 1929 Crosd St. M. 2. Mtmsia"lis, Himmota Citrdae Pivebi" i Heat" cmv. 129 Owl: Ldw S WANSAP lit, Mleeoo to Basel Day i Soas 427 1. PO& Strait mysafta 5226. Dupwtt A 2llaoas6�ili t bys R. S. Cedergres bys Be sswrkWd% bys Oweld Be St~ bys Earl Day bys ailboet RIS4 PANGS 4. mm RENLWI�. HBp 1ssRi Hsifi Rolm" 3 I li0 LESS of OOf Air LIC.SMS TO BE APPROVED S?, coma it. JOULT 19, 1965 .r Sgum Fronk P. Surw P1=61mS Cmpavy Roate #2 0"000 Mlmwsta by: !frank P, Saama sa wy z. valbarS Ptv bw 665 • slot Avow E. CAW*" sGuAtR, 10imaots by: Bowl E. WOUX B t,y10:Sta =B� 7860 Gearo0laod ""440:h !l�uid8 Via, liiwaa a' PAW s. &as fiatat Caaditleal" Crpmy 650E qm6r:'p Ksea6sa4disa 8014: Mew 80lew�s 16iow.. Feet 410,00 laid '74 F �•� APPLICATION FOR B. 'LNG .PERMIT . S ji�fi ;Til., a 7 ?, f7S T7 yi�T RC)k '�trffi n t, n �j.i:i�t. 1 .Sta.�:'j>.tk�1Cl ��Gti itJ JYt>t t i.::x� yij� i. `,n. .: rrsa. Cl"1'1t .0�!.EFRIDLEY�. NNE3QTA.) t, Ya,T,��.ruct :f .�'7rT�f'l ``i is.i ', L! 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S " ins location rAt,nt `oq those'eYtificatas �•.: a l'r,al. �, .�1. � •r ) S. ♦ { xh t�'iCy i X13 ' �t;S,t CT Y hf �tJ$ISiL�g 1i SJ. lo-: t9..3 3ik.xs.c? It,:�,h +';..: .. �1,t;:.. ,;� ..,t.�a�ta_�a �t,•x;, X03 Rno.t.tliba • 'jM ?; �.•tf1�7 /,i.1�'•IIOf{J :,1,j0 `jte)29 DBSCRIP'FtON OF B i l' To be used As: .`JT• 1'ront__;•� Depth `,r Height bs r� -. a :; L.. ')•: .r '•r ..jf1.} 1 ?C••. -'L�� ?. gront Depth Height Cts., 'Type of Construction ! t Estimated. y � =d ~ t I w. •. sir .t ' ! - Vii: � .: ?:1 � =�l�F% � ' .. i.. 7_ ,fir. _.� ..:�� � - -•, The undersigned hereby makes Opplicsation fora permit for the work, herein specified; :;dl �• agreeing to do all work itt st let accordance 4ith the City of Fridley Ordinances and- rulings of the Department••of uildings, and hereby .dectares thatldll :the :Brats�:And ., �.• `. �^ representations stated in "thi application are' true and cotnregt•• DATE - ^vl+or ea is a ids seh.d of p cos be f oe it wrs 8 . P , ' :is 1r'.. ii 1.. :'t.• T L ,:,.1 j" ..,,IiCftL1CT'i , y''''• �rrr rAPPLICATION FOR B NG pFRMITt >j�;;,gafj1 :1r1'i .S r�i )yr.• r cnt � d•J , 1 v (q (o r.., tY�►l'.. Ci'1'Y OY.lRIDLEY� NiaE$, 17Z1 .'1l".J Yr+ i ,/'. f•' . ..'� !" 1r 13 ' ►,!•i'..'r'f'. 'IO ;�di.LLir�c1 .. gal 7, ry t T '1.Cjii.i':t� 1!'•1:���; r r ! OWNER'S NAME BUILDER r . T. 'r r : r. A -I, . r +� ,;•+ '1!t? 11;;11:!(1 ti::rli; •�rtt� S . ADD 5.,.r.= ........�....; ..:...... �DR�{S ......, l J it _ ) }. j 'F.•a..:�.+ 00. + - �. t. .3 :. •. -• � .. ,;i �'_.5. J�.ii j:) •.. .. ,. J;{ Oe'. J. �. i�► ji7• � (i j i'c + .: LOCATION OF B iNG t t t:...r' -ilt•. t:, :I LUti "i ri lV2•'i{ ,'�1lr...: >l3y. No. St �! C.i Part , of . Lot TO r• Lot Block I Additiaw or ' Subdiviaion .'r: t: t • a2 ... L , -i `� . i ••:' ".... .. 111. ttl.:l.i t.� :3'1 j•;ffj. L. �Ui ti :i r! Corner Lot Inside Loi r,;$etlfaek ; gide -Yard SEWER MZVATIQN FOUNDATION BL VA'Y'ION " .' 4 ;" ►Ot f• k Applicant ateeait . to this , gp Two CerCifiaataa+ Pg, dur!!tY i location .drwa 'iod tlieis Certificates s a!:. ::•::.1.( .tj f.,.. t ,i .. rI�A: '.!<► '.: r:l }JPa� �$iiSJ34r1Ji- ^rli1J t ����• .� *j� x'Sc1 .. �. } - 1', •r •... "�• \. t' �, U.1 „•:JrT:iCjL1•JO ?J3�.tfttk,1 143. •a DESCRIPTION OF B�IILDIN� �? • To "ad as : ! • r . � / / /� // /( //{ � ' .,;'1J Int ; i.Ct •'. t•: :,� art "' ,,� tj , �,MS `t V+V onC Depth r r • Height ' ' a ib:i i , 9 � I Oa- 17 ...,.. . ; ll.t r :.u{r ' ., ° •�' •� ` : .:.: tjr! 1'' ,T �.,.3 Ft, •..�1...,..r..r�ur�..�.. Cu'.-1t., ii�.�. . ---• t Front Dspth Height of Construction , t' Estimstsd.,C �' • r : • �� .. r � ;r - ,1' .1:' ,t _ Ci - .0 . .J i i ; 1. t. •'1 ' ^ •i Y JYJi The undersigned hereby makes A plieation for a permit for, the_work: herein :speclfiedj -43 agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances and: rulings of the Department' ;of Buildings,, and he�reby:.declares that` aW the•s•f�tctsrt representations stated in 'thi application are true and eorr'reotr% r, +.d7 " 'ed'� _ rro13�s8 4Zer r DATE Sehedular of Fes Costs "a . be found e+t the Reverse $ids).. ' J! i' " `' . AmxCATIOR FOB BUILDIm PERMIT CITY OF FRIDLEY ' MnMSOtA •v • t O'WNRR 3..� BUILD R ADDRESS —_lob 7 —' �l • ADDRESS b•�! F,. :11fi J' 1 ?if is LOCATION OF BUILDIAIG " r." t a; • x r f 4 ., ; \ 4"U2 •street % Part :of Lot 9 ......._.1..... L01 `..�...._..L�._,....._.R._...I ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION 1 Corner Lot Inside L �3etback SEWER ELEVATI F' F06WATIOM LLFSfiAT O�if ` # .. ' .:f :: �;�,...•y , 'rat.+ :�s'.r:+ = 3..1 " ... .q Applicant attach to this orm Two Certificates of Survey of Lot and proposeda�Un=� .`}building location drawn these Certificates. u :t. ;; s , •:� ryT�j'+ t ): i • ,-;Ofl RA �4) D88CRi1TI0lV ' f� lclt" 'ins 1711 � scot' 1 r.r,,s i7 t O�nV3 i Ili ' i., �. S ..:) +1 == r t c ;� c> T (].;O 7wild TA be used'`asi- r = rY.c[ }Za; . i ..� >. L, t:.. �: +�;• .:r, t •., -t .f!at�cx Front 'Vol, Depth oZ � - !D "Height P. Sq. Ft. / Cu. Ft. — Frront 449 Depth 41 Z tr HeighE' r Sq. Ft• y30 Ft. ' Type of Construction Estimated .Cost :To be completed r The undersigned hereby a s application,- " for'' a ' erm t ' Y p i for the toork hersia specified,.. agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances_ and rulings of the Departs nt!of Buildings. and hereby declares that all tho icts and representations 'stated *i'Lu 'this'- application are true "and •correct: :i 1 `�'. .. .�.:�l• v Jr.,);, .Qli DAT$ 1J SIGNATM : , (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse SidW. REQUEST FOR SIDELM 9AR.IA CS Double garage 3 feet from side line. (• By adding a double garage he side line setback an the garage side of how is reduced to 31 feet. This does however abut on park property, and there w= never be a house erected this side. • ' I'8 V APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT ,c 't • ..r r r C 1.r �f:. 7L. ,.:► l���JQr17x si "C V,bI..S CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA Ixt�d yr t, r. .r 7 ao f . 'C!. 'r :. !•�.. 't `J J. : *O �.)`.fCf:?1tr f• +. .t *i nt7��?�.�Cltf 'r•t ` 'r.f I i' rj' i, " 1' ifi �.a Cii r72i r ` � +C7L�S.tiiis OWNERS Nall BUILDER �,�t ; .. r: rt:- tJgI . ADDRESS ADDRESS tt.i. s :; x c:tt�:tltr SsSi LOCATION -OF BUILDING, fj,•� `.:. .i7 '.L"r3+ ►��1 I zr R to N0. r3 �STRE S .r PARTr OF LOT_ ade r LOT BLOCK ' ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION IEEE .t,T CORNER LOT,r INSIDE., LOT' SETBACK SIDS -YA1tD i. f ; ,tfc�IjIbba SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEVATION Applicant attach to this fprm Two Ceirtificates• -of Survey of dt and prapc3s� building locati raven m these ertificates. ��!„ ��►- Uti�N q •YbgS Ii'TION dF �9t1XLDJ*G , o �n l ti .70 t7ol:tV6to ftr�r�K . f t • - :I� n b ud To be used'lif�uc� n 8}x:� �ra 01 •�, r �t I f ±_'�:: ? x�; -coon gnu Front Depth �� Height,_____ Sq• �Ft .._ !" .. _ �',u•�.t'— !...+:-- s-=-'- ire h f'• '..�. fr ,,., 'f• i tr,f ,....., .rin�i�iJ�L'.w' _ Front Depth ...:.eight Sq.` Ft. C°' „'t'•. , . 70 Type Type of Construction Estimated Cost To be completed Ifurl Vats •10 The undetsigned hereby make a lication for a ermit for the''work herein ° jdg�s3d specified, agreeing to do a 1 woork,in_ strict accordance with the City of y Fridley Ordinances and• ruli a of. :the'Department_ ,:of Buildingsf;,and. hereby. + 3s ad de clarea that all' the facta a' ' representaticras statedjn. •thia application nx 3aaxod� are true and correct, DATE rtol3ooz (Schedule of Fee Cats can found ton the Reverse Side).~ s��'77,�2lfeQ RI11�i�IR i�3�T2 0 .C$ - OU. ozo 03 .qu $iow 3o jeoo bajaml3aS 11813a9ble9 04. 1� 00.004 xOV0 317 to 3800 b93 =1:3 a3 <. 00 On 00.0m 02 qu, A-To�; 10 jsot) b!);Ia�vlles llal*lsmmoo M r11�� O0.ps$ 00.00EO Yovo Ahrow to 3apa 4o-1& l3s$ } 79 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF FRIMX :.MINNESOTA REPAIR' NORM• DAMAGE" , C,.., �.. Carisor� Co , lutiucf OWNERS :NAMi3 Max Saliterman BUILDER..:.,. �_�yrsu ..1412 S{ . t � ; 5 Mp1S':c ert� ADDRESS 25 University: Aya. S.E. ,Mpls. �R;SS 5 h t. r, ± . .. d LOCATION .OF BUILDING rt * r tii� j 30 NO. X225 STRBi'1` Highway 65 PART OF LOT rafts . ---:_ LOT BLOCR� ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION Shorewood Center CORNER LOT Ib, . ~ SB TBACK N g L01 . SIDB- 7 AYt1�..,.,; . �Fw SEWER ELEVATION FOOI�DATIOI� ELEVA`i0 ��� tr.; >232birn Xd Applicant attach. to this f rm Two dditificates­of Survejto �t an `ptoposa building location drawn on these Certificates. -q::Y?3 -fra. `�c :r t . r` r1 -.1 Vrf!f, Tat �E.S BSC�t Piz OF1BUiLbi�TG ! a J ,V . (7 r �ft•x,t j i' ' _ <^ rr f s To be Used: lgs?.! Retail Store Front -480' Depth 125' Hei ht 14' AW ;trl Sq. Ft. Cu. F t - Front - Dept_Height' r; cu..t.�......; Uvv z .___ YO Masonjry walls E L . _ 5 i 000 c00 - -s Type of Construction. Steel 5 rood Estimated Cost ._ To be completed Oct 1; _;',1965 3 ucf .: �tz�mt30Zd The undersigned hereby' makes application for a permit for the work herein 20 �rtg,tr�ri specified, agreeing to do a 1 work is strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances anc�, ru 1 a of the: ,Department of Buildings �; and hereby yri ;� r „7 declares that 'all the facts AtYd `representations stated '3n this --applicationri� o07cff are true and correct. � - � � ^' t r” '1 i. J1 iTt "li. ri� •r,r .. f ,. i� ..l ^!�' • ;i y DATE ��� 5� SIGNATtTRS t (Schedule of Fee Coats` can found on t -le Reverse Side). AW ' 00 0 •► 00.0 c;_t qu ;iaaw If. bl"IfinikJoH s Jrzl'jasP�l.^ ; 00. I « 0041 ?7t', r 01 qtr` >1x0TR,1{) ,4pU bUISM1383 " , lAioY5rPa00 f », t i3J tLtl�'3 r so APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT '.1 s .'J s r.vf.f' .r� ♦ (' {fir Y•� �� CITY : OF - FRIDLEY, .MINNESOTA OWNER'S NAM " BUILDBR t= s r :? ir.11. cdril ADDRESS ADDRESS LOCA ON •OF BUILD ,;t STRET PART OF LOT ....��.= r.::r.4 LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBD VISION CORNER LdT INSIDE LOT��� S$TBACK G i. 5ID8 -YARD .)`� SEWER ELEVATION " F s ; FOUNDATION MAVATIOp vd Applicant attach to this form Two .Ceitificates oi' Suk4iy "of`t6t' 'andf propbsed -- building location dtpwu 0; these C rt icates . �.,. 6).'- ,, r•DBOOUL� " . Yrrr. � 1.ry.. _ .. , µ .'I":1`_•i[� vSif3 o u as � � r ? Front - Depth'I Height Sq.. Ft. 17' """"" �• Front x ( _Depth iAeight =r� xrsw Cu..gt Type of Construction -Estimated Cost To be completed _i ll"Id '<rrr, 30 The undersigned hereby ma '\e application fof "a permit for the -'work herein" specified, agreeing to do 11 work in strict accordance with the City of . Fridley Ordinances &nd ;zu11 s`'o'the Department of Buildings, 'hereby.,' declares that all the'facts Add'" representations stated in this ppl ca on ? are true and correct,, A .ti. >. .. r,.t 3goxd9 DATE SIGNATURE p.t lhs) (Schedule of Fee Costs can.' found -on the Reverse Side). � . ji' .1�' .i•.Ly'�, Yn�/f) }I7��1 �o � ?.K3.'? f�[)JeJ:'.,.1' ," Qi of -uvo i -� 7- ,r . • APPLICATION FOR BUILDING TERMIT ,, t r r ;CITY• OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. 1 OWNERS NAME • Ig /t/ . r `.. / F-. 73 R (. BUIhDIa . f, ADDRESS l � ADDRB3S 7 LOCATIOTI .OF BUILDING r.3 j� N0, ri' l gTREB_ ( iZ y PART OF LOT r LOT _BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION' CORNER LOT INSIDE ;LOT SETBACR IDS-YARD SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION VAT Applicant attach to this f xxo_ Z vd Two Certificates' of� Survey'of` L'ot aud� proposed building location 4rawa onitheee Certificates. at IIOH .•L r)UhgJ -11 -r, tl•T T' ,• 1 ' ii�.•t'r. /T rjn��� '+•� '(h� F{,• ` ' � �gSL'itIPTI�' (�P BUILDING 7 --.. i SQL ^..y'a f'� xP,1.� ♦ . G 'i: ' .. rt r ':'. i �C '?f:.Rf).f :7Jlj To be used as *':. d ,rni ..2� !rMl c> Front Depth HeightA��. L• fir) i c . '� Sq..Ft.- - - Cu. Ft. -. � ... h'ront Depth Height :,fiud ! • f ! Sq' Ft. 1. Ft. 3 70 t ier :.r Type of ConstructiotL. Estimated Cost S ba -. t t•L:rt �u� .3n To be completed_ _,,, ,—• ,z�p�� 3 1reum. and The undersigned hereb y make) application for a p�rmi t for the work h er ein specified, agreeing to do a 1 work'in strict accordance with the City of .c..S Fridley Ordinances and. rulings 'of, the .Department 'of. Buildings, and, erehy,:L declares that all the •facts an'd'representations, stated in this applicst3on are true and correct, ' 1 n iosxarf� f: C .. � 'Zr ..;r..^t. ;r, ,. .r. i r _.. .!i �:r .i r.f(y, r/ff •,.T • C}.-Q • DATE - G - e1 SIGNATURE y (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side. �-1 G Y ' . . . � : . ff- . ti .{ O / � f,3i (( � .�JQ.�.:t:� M ..:r,ac��^ .r+ +r•; ��ix 3 , .��00 I;njx.r,7.ks4:� -QO,. 00:D0e.Y xevo Aloes Vic) ao� b�.3c z7Jt >d8 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT • ,i : 4 �. CITY. OF FRIEY, ..MINNESOTA DL to s r i 3 ... � . • OWNER'S NAME BUILD o ADDRESS 00- . AbD 1 �/ 0 5' rfieJ� - - C/"_ LOCATION.OF BUILDING E N0. PART OF LOT LOT�`J� BLOCK _� __,ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION 2 CORNER LOT INSIDE rLOT } '' SETBACK 3�_•._„_ SIDE-YARD '_ SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEVATI011,r,, -- Applicant attach to this orm Two Certificates °of Survey of Lot tin proposed` building location drawn these Certificates. f C' D$SCt iPTION OF BUILD r c I e1�3 To be used' a# s �rj 1 � � i Front _Depth Height �r Cu. Ft. t. a Depth ;��..,Height Type of Construction Estimated Cost G compl eted To be compl `..._. The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work'herein specified, agreeing to do All work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances,and ruling of the Department_of Buildings, and hereby declares that all thel,faet and reptesentations.,stated in this applicat ion ,t are true and correct. ` ~ I .� DATE rs ., . (S dule V4.Fes Costs can be f nd the Reverse Side)y 0 jL' p � T-Q 3 JLpA TE s It 3.3 hereby requ ietea that (I) (We) be issued a house trailer . P4= d% iu ¢ r OampSianco with Qrdtnanca #83 dated i� 30, 1957 by reason of Name and pearc=ent address of appliosut t - , . . . I t ' �Jf2�'Jc ,� tip, ,,n jj ��'^" I '•' r ♦ - tr Fr }^ / U I(f �j � L.. l." 1:I � rt1 C� )' . '• � ,ri.� ^T ", b. Ownership of trailers,,,, ,�„S':.lS l� - •-- - " --- -� t t ;• { F Qe wescxriptwon Of trailer - mike .and 9f., - - 3 •r_ ' '' <1 �, f rA `'� � �• {l.l /v G r � ' .. ,. .. . r , S ,, � fit,, d. _'.ISem . and uddrsan of O'W11e3,' of Laud kthora trailer ,is PrOPOSIA to. -be • iVVQ �� 'H L. L� J i l 1 Period tithe trailer to be stored or, OQCnpiedt e { , ' I�j 1 . 3 r 1 :Y Y �. •��a - OI. '.� + •'�(.3 r�Yi� M.11.1t•••.y F 1 r '' �5 4 �4`/ tign#toc 'Of adjoining propet�y 01,tt�ora gz'antim • eppr�: st ,• sty, . J rc o 3 � . w.. •7 a v, " . attach ZO�C�O$ O� �131�E2 QSF d P OeeL 7noP 6 t !10 4 .- 4 C. 1 � f 1 law # , '.property 1. ..........,- ww . t 7 l where t %filer is to be ccbapiedo, (1) t«6at "fie relationehip if i 3 ` . K s . befirweo�n trai.� :or tm�r and ].assn's Owner? !T. o T � �vla I.(r) ni Vg �. agQO of a] .' occaplantot r.l}Fa���G (3 ") fa3c ].3.tics for sew a ctt aposal, lwatar Md electricity? t �� ? �.`�ISTsh► � Ra•CIL. \'1'll •� ,�lv�l L1�- fJ�" Q)'�C` � }rat -ri: , t 4" 1 (�/ Q %)ipYQymobt of applicant who�ber applicant . is 1 constructir> how 3n . area? S e 4^ s show The applicat4oup When pereaente d, to the City' Cota�Qil,`; sh�i7.1 A ! ` commendation I S •ZonUg &W as W etc and/or' Bui,lding a S:.k i (' •'i P1.etse find `at�/aYxed eheog in the mtrount o 05:00} ' X5:00) f , ; jig) • (OCCLtpjirl$) 8 h01188,rad l.er i► t ,at R 0 y WHEREAS, the City Council of County Park providi ment to early Pione located within the designated as the B and RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL APPROVING THE ACTION OF THE ANOKA BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IN DEVELOPING CAMP MANOMIN AND THE LOCKE HOMESTEAD AS A COUNTY PARK AND HISTORICAL MONUMENT IN ANOKA COUNTY he Anoka County Board of Commissioners have advised Fridley that it intends to purchase and develope a g camping and picnic facilities and a historic monu- r days in Anoka County on two contiguous parcels ity of Fridley on the East River Road which can be y Scout Camp - Camp Monomin and the Locke Homestead, WHEREAS, the purchase and development of said sites present no conflict with any o the recreational plans now under consideration by the. City of Fridley, an, WHEREAS, the Parks and Playground Subcommittee of the Fridley Manning Commission has long recognized the need for additional recreational open space to service the City's expanding population, and WHEREAS, there is a need for a more open space for recreation in the Metropolitan area, and WHEREAS, Anoka County has been engaged for'some time in a compre- hensive park and recreational program assisting the various Municipalities in park development in attempting to provide adequate recreational facili- ties throughout tW County, and WHEREAS, 4 County park located within the City of Fridley would benefit the residents of the City and would reduce the burden on Municipal finances to proyide',an equivalent facility, NOW, THE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF FRIDLEY at a regular session hereof, as follows: 1. Thatllthe City Council of Fridley approves and endorses the ' action of the County) Board of Coamlissioners in purchasing and developing i as,a County Park and historic monument the property located on the East River Road within the City* commonly known as the Boy Scout Camp and the Locke Homestead. City Council of Fridley this 19th day of July, 1965. S. 4010 RISOLUTIOU A BsSOTION APPROInNG PLANS AND SMIFICATIONS AND ORUIIJG AD7B =111G RM BIDS FOR STORM SZ= PROD NO. 739 WATER, SANITAW SBWSR AND STORM SMMR FOR PROJECT NO. 73 -A (INNSBRUCK 5TH ADDITION) WMWMV the Resolution of the City Council adopted on the 23rd day of Novewl6er 1964 ordered the Consulting 8nginears, Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, to prepare the final plans':and specifications for all the imps to as noted in the Notice of Hearing marked for reference as zmbit "A ", Project No. 73. WHERBAS, the Resolution of the City Council adopted on May 19, 1965 ordered the Consulting Engineers, Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, to Prepare finai Plano and specifications for water laterals, seYyice'coonee« tions, sanitary s laterals apd service cewnections, store saws and appurtaroance0 in the streets and all the areas described as Innobsuck 5th Addition'nov des ted as Project No. 73 -A. NOW TH�F , BE IT SISMVRD, by ties Council of the City of Fridley as follows; 1. The plans ''and specifications prepared by the Consulting Rogineers, Comstock Davis, Incorporated, for these as a copy of whioh plans and specifications are hereto attached and'nade a part theriof are hereby approved. 2. The work to be perfoava<d under Project No. 73 and Project No. 73-A shall be �eerfosmed under one contract. The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inaerted in the official newspaper advertisamouts for bids upon the making of such isypronameato under: such approved plans and specifications. The advertisansmt sha11 be publiO.wo &,for three (3) weeks fat least 21 days), and shall specify the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and considered at 12 :00 o"clock (' n), on the 16th day of August, 19651as the Council Chambers of the Ci Halls and that no bids will be consider" unless sealed and filed v►ith theCity Clark, and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified checkjpaysble to the City gor five per cent (52) of the amount of such bid. That,,the advertise ant foT bids for Project No. 73 and Project No. 73-A shall be Oubstantially in form as that noted in Erhlbit "B" attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. 10 THS CODpCIL OF F mina THIS .. DRAY OF 1965. ATTSST: CITY am lasv C. Brunsell MAY.CR - William J, Na! 8�5 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota at the office of,the City Manager on the 16th day of August, 1965 at 12:00 Noon, and will be considered by the City Council of the City; of Fridley at a regular Council meeting at 8:00 P.M. of the same day, for the furnishing of work and materials for the in- stallation of Stormy Sewer Improvement Project No. 73, and Sanitary Sewer and Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 73-A. The project consists of the following approximate quantities: 8200 LF 8" and 0 San. Sewer Lines, Manholes b Appurtenances 1 Lift Station with 500 LF of Force Main 9200 LF 6" to VII Water Lines with Appurtenances 5800 LF 36" to 11 Storm Sewer Lines, Manholes A Appurtenances All in accordance with plans and specifications prepared for the City of Fridley, Minnesota by Comstock & Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 1446 County Road "J', Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432, Telephone: SUset 4 -9346. Plans and Specifications may be examined at the office of the City Manager, and copies may be o twined for the Contractor's individual use by applying to the Engineers depositing with the Engineers $25.00 for each set. The deposit will be refunded to each bidder submitting a bonsfide bid upon • return of the doe nts in good condition within tea (10) days from the date of opening bids. Bids must be made out .the basis of 'cash pa*ment for the work, and accom- panied by a cash deposit, certified check (on a responsible bank in the State of Minnesota), or a bidder's bond and made payable without condition to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not less than 5X of the total amount of- the ':bid. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities in any bids received without explanation. No bid any be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days. By order of the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota Dated this- 19th day of July, 1965. Earl P. Wagner City Manager •• • • v A R880LOTION AO' ASSESSMENTS ON AMXMR'8 SOB, I RSSOLOTIOR 140, 1965 tIZ=G AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SMXAL 8 -M. 8.400')(SMJ, TO BASMMT OVER 5412 0 ) O 0 WHEREAS, osrtaitl special assessments have been levied with respect to certoin land ano said land has subsequently been subdividede Novo, THOtarm Bz IT IXSMYBD, as follows That the asses i vied'agsinst the iolloyisg described parcalse to -wit: Lot 8 8. 400 "400J. to eassmismt or�sr8.12•)(@s. rt. at myU AWLtw's Sub. nay and shall be apportioned and divi4ed as follows Oe ioal Parcel F� Qritiosl �e Lot 8 Me Be • ), Rage $. A. • Parcel 1700, A". Sub. #25 38 (9mmur 4 Water Late) $ 930.0.3: 40 88 Maioe "7934 53 Be. 142.06 $1.939.35 Division 4i P lkl dOri�[imsl_ Lot 8, am. 9 8. AO Parcel 1700. Aml Sub. 025 40 SS Maims $ 371.86 53 88 106,56 We 400• of Be 8000 of Lot 8, Reg. S. A. And, Sub. P25 (Parcel 1710) 38 (Sewer A Water Lat.) 930.03 40 85 Mains 495.36 53 8S 35.52 $10939.3'5 ADOPTED BY THE Tr WMICIL OF THE CITY OF PR MAY THIS DAY OF 1965. ATTEST: MAYOR • WiTIM J. Ilse .��•vu �: ��?� t1 -657 . ' 9 E SOLUTION in-1965 At a (regular) (special) meeting of thec;tX Council of theme Citv of Fridley - duly 'I,held on the 19 day of� July , 19_65 , the following Resolution wasioffered byThompsonn_, seconded by Sheridan') ; to -wits WHEREAS th I Commissioner of Highways has prepared plans, special provisions and spec4ldcations for the improvement of,a part of Trunk H.1ghway Number renumbered► 40 Highway NOOr_ 4--� -- wi.th A the corporate Usito cf the C�of Fridley from the E. Gga. Limits - to • W. Cori), Limits j and WHERFAS sand plans are on file in the office of the Department of iHighways, Saint Paul'', Minnesota, being marked, labeled, and identified as p 0285 -4 (T.H. 694 =393) ; and WHE2EAS said special provisions are on file in the office of the Department of Highw4s, Saint Paul, Minnesota, being marked, labeled, and identified as S.P. O�$5 -14 (T.H. 694 =393), Minn. Proj. 1 694 -5 (32) 223 1 which, together with the Minnesota Department of Highways Specifications for Highway Construction, dated January 19 1964, on file in the office of the Commissioner of Highways, constitute the specifications for said improvement of TrunklHighway Number 393 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 694 ; and WHEREAS copies of said plans and special provisions as so marked, labeled and identified are also on file in the office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS the term "said plans and special provisions" as herein after used in the body of this resolution shall be deemed and intended to mean, refer to, and incorporate the plans and special provisions in the foregoing recitals p icularly identified and described. rs �• � Form 2523 (1-65) NOVI, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said plans and special provisions for the improvement of Trunk Highway Number 3yj renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 6_- .94....— within the limits of the . ri tY .,_ of Vr; di ay be and hereby are approved. BE.IT Fulq. R RESOLVED that the elevations and grades as shown in said plane and special provisions be and they are hereby approved and consent is hereby given to any and all changes•in grade occasioned by the construction of •sa.d Trunk Highway Number2 , renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 69 r in accordance with said plans and special provisions. Upon the call of t e roll the following Councilmen voted in, favor of the Resolution Nee Kirkham Sheridan Wright, Thom son The following (Councilmen voted against its adoptions whereupon the Mayor and p eliding officer declared the Resolution adopted. Dated July 19 •.1965,.• William J. Nee Mayor Attest Marvin C. Brunsell Ci._ !z Clerk STATE OF MINNESOTA OKA COUNTY OF CITY FRIDLEY I do hereby certi; which due and legal notil Minnesota, on the members of said Council 1 Given under my hand and ss. that at a regular meeting '(at a special meeting of was given) of the City Council of _Fridley ,. ,y of ,, 19L5_9 at which a majority of the -e present, the foregoing resolution was adopted. 1 this day of . ---all t .r. 1965• Form 2520 Rev. a RECEIPT. I have received from G. F. Welch Districts En ' neer * Minnesota. Highway Department and have filed the following described documents: Construction pjans for Traffio Signs & Devioes, S.P. 0285 -14 ' (T.H. 691 =393). from E. end of Miss. River Br. WE. Anoka Co. Line,, comprising Sheets inclusive, and Special Provisions for S.P. 0285 -14 (T,.H.694 -393)s Minn. Proj. 694 -5 (32) 223, for Traff:Lo Signs & Devices.9 dated 6- 21 -65..