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09/07/1965 - 5989RSaULAR COU&IM AMTnIG AG'VAM - SFPTI ER 7, 1965 ROLL t:A_i.L: �y Regular Meeting, August 16, 1965, Pages 1 - 21. Special hosting, August 230 1965, EMU& MUMS 1. On Asset Roil - SS&SB#58 (continued from 8/23/65), 2 o On i ii i of P i 0nt - SS#77, 3a On Assessment Roll - SS6S#71, 4. On Assessment Roll - ST. 1964 -1, 5, 1966 Budget* v$x�NsaL 6. i Billboard and signs Ordinance (Tabled 7/19/65)o 7. Second Reading of ardinanos Asading Chaptw 46, 8. ordinance Classifying AMitioanal Zoning Districts (Tabled 8/23/65), 9, ordinance vacating Portion of Street - Johnson's Riverlane Addition (Tabled 8/23/65), 100 Agrea<aent with AMWiean Oil COrapan}y (Tabled 8/23/65)0 li. Resolution Confirming Assessment Roll - SS&S"67, (Tabled 80/23/65) 0 12, Resolution Confirming Assessment Roll - SS&MI#58, (Tabled 8/23/65), 13. Reewlutioan Authorizing Bids for 3 Million Galion ReBerVoir (Tabled 8/23/65). 140 Appointment to Masan Relations Cosaaittee (Tabled 8/23/65), Pages 22 - 35. Pages 36 - 38. Pages 39 & 40. Page 41. Page 42. Page 43. Pages 44 - 540 Page 55. Page 56. Page 570 Pages 58 - 61. Pages 62 - 65. /sq Page 66. Page 670 I• i5 0 Buildingy4�Alic� oea - Grave DX 16. Building Permit Applioation6001 - 6005 University Avenue Narthea nt, - Marciiafava, 17, Building Peewit Application - 5612/14 - 6th Street northeast and $618/20 - 6th Street Notthe"t (Tabled 8/16/65), 18. Posting of Able Street for Tiro -Haut Parking• (Tabled 8/2/65 & 8/16/65), 19. Planning Commission Dating Himstes, August 26, 1965, 20. Building Board Meting Hizattes, August 25, 1965, 21. Safety Coeur MMO- a MM*tb* Minutes, August 18, 1965, 220 Fridley Housing and RedeVetapeOt AuthoaOity Mjw*es, August i8, 1965, Page 66 6 Page 690 Pages 70 - 740 Pages 75 & 760 Pages 77 - 870 Pages 88 & 89. Page 90. Pages 91 - 93a 23. Fridley Housing and Rm3evelopmtnt Authority Minutes, August 26, 19650 Pages 94 - 99. 240 " R m�i 41 a — commission � Minutes, July 29, . 1965, Pages 100 &141. 25. Recreation Comm' Sion Hooting MuMtes, August 26, 19650 Pages 102 & 103. 26, Joint PzXk Sub-committee and ROMOatioeta CamnIission Meeting Minutes, August 30, 1965, Page 104. 27. Communioations, Pages 105 - 121. (a) City Attoacneya Voting ROGUMners 163 & 164. (b) City Attorneys Sew= & Water Repgirs (c) Gibbsa Phillips Station Building Permit (d) 41L t Widths yin 8#12 Area -OS ( f' Recreation Comaissi,oa: Park MWave a is (g) Coerostock & Davis, Inc.: County Ditch 17 (h) city Attorney: 9T. 1965 -2 Con c1 i , atiou (i) Fridley Housi=ng & Redevelopment A+uthOCity: Bond Sleet%n SWAM 28. Civic Center Bids, Page 1220 299 Trailer Pwait ApplUntlon - 6876 Chawwl Roads Pages 123 & 1%L. 30. Trailer Pecui.t Application - 6570 Fridley Street, Pages 125 .. 127. '�I82'I'O�tBs 319 Claim$ Page 128e 320 3stlmtess Pages 129 • 137e 339 Licensees Pages 138 le 1390 349 Petition 024 -19650 Page 1400 359 Building Pezu t Application r- 370 Mississippi Street - Makowics Page 141. 369 AuthOCUM Rift for CostSStltyCtion of TO AAS Court — S Nowe to" Beach* Page 142e 37., Authvsize Bids far Repair and 'Retarface of Tesasis Courts • Cis P&xk, Page 143. 36* Change Ordw #k1 •- ST. 1965-1, Page, 144 e 39. Building. PMM.tt Fees s Page 145 e 40. PXUUQy - Colvmabia 1101ghts XWMdLwqoo Page 1460 41. Retolutiaq AuthMiSSIW Sal* of City Prapertys Page 1479 /-/ - -146.s 420 Resoluti m CMf itmitx3 Ash Roll • 88071s Pages 148 - 150, 439 Resolution Confiresing AsMWOMent Roll - ST. 1964 -1, Pages 151 - 1,53. 44. Resolution Ordering aveas nt, Approval of Find Plans and Specifications arA Ordering sift - S0760 Pages 154 & 135 4S. Resolutions - PAS Street XMIUM 1: m MI. 5th A4dition, �z Page 156, 46. Reeolut M A,pparavin9 Plans and 214NatL=w (T«8. 694)t Pages 1S7 & 138o J47* Resolutim Directing Preparation of Astesa wat Roll - 1965 Service Cotione, Page 159. / 46 • itSGW AR CO M MIL MRWI84 AQUM - - 7, 1965 (CCUU M ) 48. aosoluti m DAxecti ng Pub,lica i ou of Hewing as Amw,,, smt Roll - 1965 Service J.Cms, Pages 160 - 162, / 165 & 166. rm� • I* 0 � �ABtuaa ' 1. M MMSSil41'r ROLL - SS& W#5S MM On Page ; .36 is a SUMO fram the Pinance Directar UWAh I believe OS L"= the ma►jaac abjection to this assessment roll, and also WWI&lur Lenny Codhrsn's problem. The drawing of outlot #15 is ahowa can Page $7, and then the same lot, with the 9 lots Of Day • s AdditIM included, as wMtianed in m r. ara nsal `s memo is ahowsn can Page 38. 20 (W jXPRCViliIIIIltIII, so SS#77a Me notice of searing is oa Page 39# sod a letter of objectioan is an Pagq 400 I believe. there will be quite a Pew objectiaas to this Steen siwer. 30 Cii As9i. UMW ROLL - SSSd#7la the Notice of Hearing is an Page 41• Detail of the - assessment roll etc, is in a booklet in the et VWAVe with the agenda. 4e Olt MMSSNW ROLL - ST. 1964ft1a The notice of H*WIUQ is an PWe 42. A booklet detailing the assess t roll and otheaar itnforVatUM is included in the envelope with the agUlda. S. 1966 SST, The resalutim which also sewed as the Notice of Rea rime an this budget la can Paige 43,, i will have budgets available at the meeting, but will not have your bound copies ready to send with the ageanda. QLD By3»83a 6o SIMBOMM ADD SI=S (TABLED 7/19/65)s This WdiItaanM an Pages 44 through 53 was tabled so that copieB cmId be sent to the Low *Vo and the ChadOW of Coaame rcew As yot, I bAVe heard northing from the t5uuadbaaar, but you will find a letter of 4awrant from the League an Page 54. Page 44 and Page 53 haver berm changed only to carrecrt the typographical errar made by one of the giria in the City Attomw 0 a Office. EsmeY, that in the heading an Page 44 it d4aald have Said 45.060 Subd o S and enacting ampteor 56 Instead, of what it sa140 The correction also was then made in section 56912. This 56.12 is basia"ly the cue that the Leangu* is objecting to isr theiac letter an Page 54. 7 SBCOND READI G OLD ORD 1c3 A1RiiDIn3 CHRPM 461 The aardinarice fW second reading is can Page 55. 8o 11 P z CLA882Fnso ADDTTYML ?.01iIMG DISTRICTS (TUTAD 8/23/65) a This far, first reading is an Page 56. The public hearing was held at the special meeting can August 23rdp but these were not' sufficient councilman to act as the oardivarnora 9* VAQATIIiCI PM MM OF STMT - 4J "' S a3:113RL+ANB ADaTTIalt (TABLU 8/23/65)s This ordinance an Page 57 also was tabled bog=* first xmadiw p sipoe there, were not sufficieoct councilman to aft upon it* 100 ACiRBBMiD1T WM A!MIOM OIL CM MY (TASZSD W=/65): At this MrItInge 1 haw r4 from tie Amaricaa Oil Company, so that this itea< probably v ll have to p$ss with no actione Ile RSS OLU T.'I M COI0IAMm AS8M5SS 8tr ROLL - SS ~7 (TAOM 8123/6x) s The mane from the Finance Director attoaptiag to QnWW yarn gvrst%ns ralatiw to objections to this Yeti is found cc Pegs 58, and tbra resalutiaa is found an Pages 59 thXCU& 61e 1.20 RasOO=Im c' m mama-all a= - 88ai 58 (Tmm VU/65) t This resolutioan is as Pages 62 thromO 65 and action. upon it depe"S upon the public fearing in stem► #1, above. 13* RIiSCLUTIG�t AIIRSORIZIM $ICs FM TMRSB M7 JJM QUJM M I- I l n - (TABZMD 8/231655): This resolution is an Page 66e his hops to have sass oPIXIF, • ion from Mr. Hodge by Mofsy Mot* but Whether or not to Peas this resalut um of course is primarily uB to vmat you have dse3Aed sine the R a m rim of jmu t 23rdp 14o APPOINnOW To HUMAN 11 IfIM (TAM= 8/23/65): The appoiataertt aheot for this resigmtioc is found an Page 67 0 Ths hoes an the page are for the personae sumo, addrIesso wm ==bWp and phone m0ber e I.S. BULL =Q PSFJW APPLICATM - MAM S The Suilding Pm"t appl3oat im is an Page 680 1 will have plans available at the mMt3age Tbfs has not been to the Building Board to my )mmwledge, but could go to the Building Board on Wedztesday r 84pte b r 8th e 16. SUiL =e MUVW APPI.YC XCV - 6001 - 6005 TATIVMITY AVM i1 51sT - ItAFAYA= The Building Permit application is on Page 69e 2M Me been before the Council before, 17* Bus LDIM =RUT APPLICATIOK .. 561.?,%14 • M BTRM Am 5618/20 - &Aff S99J= M 1 M (TMT= 8/16/65) 2 Previous discussion an this matter will be fourA on Page 12 of this assn8ae The buLUM y permit application blanks mace ac Pages 70 and 71, a ammo fras Ray Daft to me is On Page'72, and the imspactiac rq?oct from the Suildistg faspsetZcts DWartment 3s an Pages 73 and 74e T will have the rgpc is of the otbor Inspectors available at the mosting, if you wish to ins no!- theme Also note Pages 98 and 116 for otb o r reports an thaw P�mtt® d 41 18. Pon= OF AM STSBST rM gm PABKISG (US= 8/2/65 AIO 8/16/65) : A sutanarY taken ft= the Police logs, Pages 75 and 76, indicates the spec"I police sesvi+oe this steeet bas received in the last two weataso Y still suggest to the Coatmil, and urge the Cotureil, =* to iahose a taro -hOW pWWAg limit oa this street, sin" we catEat spare the kind of "MaUV aeoasoasy to =sloe It woark. 190 PLAMMIG OMMSSIOB MMM XMWRSO AMM 260 1965s The ■des we, oars Pages 77 th rot4h 790 thus fac Y=w ccnsi�dOocatiaa aCe! Item $4, Page 78* the MdatJAM that the lot split be grantad as 32insttratad as Pages 80 and 81. Item 98, a lot split regaesb o0 Page 78 illustrated on Pages 82 aid 83. ttm "• P9e 780 illwtssted an Pages 84 and 85. item 09• Page 79, with the. nodimsnoe as MOOD-. mimad d an Page 860 It An x#10, Page 79, with a letter bras 80dne Associ{stes on Page 87, t undetistand than Wo 8awtysah will be bWe f to ask the Cauacil to Per=t t %AM to have a pacult, befwa the resoniAg goes tl=OUAO • 20o SVIW=G -BOARD XMT=G !UMMS, AUGUST 25, 1%5* 'lie KAUIRLOM afire oa Page 88 and the SuildIng Pariah applioatiM is an Page 89, I will have all the rest of the matedrial cram Sttp LQC ail 094POW at the council meeting far Yom consiclawationo 23L 0 SAFM COM B i00i M MUMS, AOOQST 18, 19652 The minutes are an Page 90, You am recsive and file these with no action. 22o MINAY ===a AND R83X SLONOW S0 AOMtt'1' 18s 19658 Tess minutes are an Pages 91 tbrougn 930 23a Pd ZWM OPUSING AND MOT AUMMIMIMMMIU2880 AVOW 26, `19658 minutes are on Pages 94 tbrotuh 97, and two smsotuticos will be taund oa Pages 98 and 89, dhich are part of the minutes o! the Me tUV of August 26th. 240 1t8 is ATIODi wnI8 xm n =o jaumS, SLY 29, 19Wt *Awe mI=*Aw are as Paged 100 and 10i. If you wish to discws aaW Pasiki*d'W item• It emu be browht up at this �tlmeo 25 o RX ©OMiiISSM SBTIBG 1Li IMS * AUGUST 26, "Ws 'these m!{NIttes are on Pages 102 NO 103o If t WWO is asy item that Yea wiAh to dig - • mass, you cmn bring it V at this time. 26. JOMT PMK SM- COMKI'I"A76{$i AND ffi' ATYCW COM CSSM I M V IV O MUMS', AOGtMT 30, 19655 These minutes are on Page 104. If there is axV item that You wi& to bring tap, it can be brom*t up at this t1we • 270 111 , 01OUSS (a) City Attorrws Voting Residences This sx-OLteftimis to Pages 105 through 109, and is on the agenda, at the request of the Council. (b) City Attorneys Sewer and Water Repairss The nMM on Pages 110 and 111 is self- eexplanattory. I have discussed this briefly with you proviously. (e) Gibbs Phillips station Building Permits The letter oar Page 112 is self- explanstory. (d) City Bngineers Street Widths in SS#12 Areas The memo on Page 113 is self- explanatogyo (e) Board of,8ealths Repocts The Board of health Report is on Pages 114 through 1170 . (f) Recreation► Caaamisaims Park Iapravemeutss. The letter an Page 118 is self- agplarata cy. You probably wood wish to refer it to the Parke sub-comittee. (g) Comstock & Davis® 1=,,t COUMW Ditch 17s The s8+ao an Pages 119 and 124 is self lanatory. At this writing, we have no agtes t drawn by t3L46 attorneya between Blaine and Fridley o (h) City Attorneys streets 1965-2 Condeaaaesatioo►a The lette v as Page 121 in self- eDWlamto ry. (i) Fridley Housing and Redevelopoint Authoritys Bond Elections This maw which is sell- explamtoacy came is late, and therefQCO# Is back an Pages 163 and 164. 28o CIVIC MUM BYDSs A MGM* frasa- the Architect is an Page 1229 This am be received and. filed. Perhaps the Council will wish to aft up a special melting wit& the Architect to work on proposals for re- advertisim for bids. 290 TPJUMM PXRJIXT APPLIMUM - 6876 CRhMM ROADS The applicatioah is an Page 1230 and a drawing by the appliaant showing the location • of this mobile hose is on Page 1242 This is a hams destroyed by the tornado, but this is not the original awnsr, this persam having purchased the of this ham to coangtzv t a Ow home an said site, 30. TRAILM PSRMT APPt.=MZM - 6570 FRIDLBY STRBBT2 The application is on Page 1250 a drawing of the location of the txailer is on Page 1260 and Coil °a prev►icus action on Icy 3rd In on Page 117. 31. CGA78Sa The claim umbers age on Page 128. Detail of the claim Is Included in the envelope with the agenda. 32. $STNS: A list of the estimates is an Pages 129 and M. Detail of the final estimates Which are listed on Pages 129 and 130 will be found on Pages 131 thrawA 136. There is an additional estimate not listed an Pages 129 and 130, which is an Page 137, and In past of the tornado debris Cleam1p. 33. Llt Mat The licenses, as dheck+ed by the Building Inapeetico departtae --t, are an Pages 138 and 139. 34. Pa'1'TTIO®t #24 -19651 This petition, which Is a request far maiatee�snae, is an Page 140. The City na cm ily does not msi,ntain a street cc a right- of-Wav un r 50 fesC right-of-way cc 30 feet hard surface. 35. BUILDIMM, APPLICATZM - 370 MOSISSIPPI STMM - The Building perrmit application ins an Peg* 1410 360 A -ply B BIDS FM OF 2511HIS ©OMMS SID= LAZE _ The Notice to Bid is on Page 142, if the Council wishes to authorise calling for said bide. 370 BIDS FM RBPAIR ACID IMSMFAM OF TEXHIS COOBTS - COOKUS PMK: The Notice to Bid is on Page 143, if the Council wishes to order this repair and resurfacing. Both of these notices had to be sent to the ,paper in advance of this moeting0 and thaacofare. will be published on. epteatbear 8th, Whether or not the Council authorizes sawn. If you do not wish to authorize the bids in Item 036 and this items the second publication will not be misdoo 38. CHAMM GMUR #1 -- ST, 1965 -1: fte change order is an Page 144. fte City Ikngityser will aWlain it to you mason thorouOily at the meeting. 39. BUILDM 2WJMT =as Zxcerpta of tbo Council meeting minutes setting up Building Permit fees will be found an Page 145. I would suggest that this action be rescinded except for building permit applicants • a1w can prove that their how was totally destroyed and that they are the original owner of the propertys and not a builder who, has brouOt the prapeacty following the tornado. 40. FR=MV - Coi' MIa HNZMS UMMM s the letter an Page 146 diculd have 9,11 s to this office, but" t an giving it to you at this martin so than you. am autisoriae the Consulting sinews to aooparate with Colu edbia Routs in this stuff if you so dealre. 41. FAMMIC t Ai)'1'EltRiiZlbiG SAL8 OF CITY PROPRRTYs The sesolutior► IS on Page 147. The three ma me of the Comail present at the a"LUV with the Slaixw Council last Friday gave Pz*liY approval to this Dale. &oWOVere it =weds farod artibn thra%ft this resolution. 42. A OOI MIU At6 ASSUSHRM ROLL - 88#71: The resolution on Pages 148 through 154 dads upon its passage an the pvblia bearing In Item #3, above. 430 ASSBSSD W PAM - ST. 1964 -1s The resole tiow on Pages 151 tbrowjh 1S3 depends upon its passage upon. 04 mfr bowing in item #4• above. 44. ItIMXM ilXM COMBR UGG APPROVAL OF P33M PLABS no spiCM CAMUMS a AHD �"oRMERM 83MG — S#76s The m o, on Pago 154 relates to +� the resolution an Page 155. I believe the City Engineer will be able to go into score detail relative to his masoo at the meting, if you so desire 45* RRSM.UTMM - RB s 3TRBBT MUM •- 1Nl 9$3RuC,'EC SIR AMITZ=l The resor lotion On Page 156 is 8GIf­e'gslanatoa:y. SO carne lives on thAWO et OMW and the approval has bees obtained from the to aloft the" wages as re�gsxested by the Postoffice l7e�to 46. FZSMUrtoO APPRM=Q PLMS AM EMMEDUS -- T.Ii. #6949 The res,olU- tion an Pages 157 and 158 has been subaos.4tteol to the City by the NinneDGta, may Dog g y I mpnt. 2h►e City 8aginesr is relJSWIM this prapomi, and will be able to report to your on the City EaginewiAg M opaxi-�oaa�st • s viewpoint of this request. 47, R6SOLUTIM DIRSMMG PRZPARATIM Off` ASMSOM t1'1' ROLL •- 1965 =M= cyO CTtO�tB: The resolution In an Page 159. There is a aum, how- ever, an Page 165, and a previous resolution passed by the Cmmftl on Page 166, Which I believe aaVlains this resolution on Page 159. 48 o RBSOLmm DIRitmm PL uc Tmm of 8sAR3'81G cm As3iSSl1 Is y FJ= 1965 MMM C==Crl= s The resolution is on Page 160 and the • notice of beating is an Pages 161 axed 163, the baarisg to be be d an the 4th day of Oatcber, 1965. TB$ MINUTES OF THIS R'EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Or AVG= 16. 19655. •The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 8 :05 P.M. BOLL CALL: Numbs" Presents lee, girkham, Wright Tbowem Members Absent: Sheridan APPROVAL OF MOMS REGULAR 9MCIL 2 ZMQ - AUGUST 2 1965: Motion by 8.irkhm to approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of August 2 1965 as received. Seconded by Wright. Upon a ;voice vote there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. APMOVAL OF K=798 - SPECIAL COMCIL MCETYMG - AUGUST 4, 1965: Motion by Ilri bt to adopt the minutes of the Special Council Meeting of August 4, 1965 as receV ed. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon r %oice tote there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HL.=NG-. IMOVEMENT •- PORTION 0£ STREET 1965 -1 LMMM PLACE AND DUI lqj: • The City Manager read the notice of herring. Mayor Noe announced that the Council had n- :- ilable for property owners -- alculations of proposed assessments bosed on the contract for Street Project 1965.1. He asked if any property owners wished to hear the amount of proposed ^ssessment a -ninst their property for this improvement. None of the property owners asked for these - mounts. A property owner, Wolter McGaughey.. 701 Helene Place, was present at the Council Meeting. He stated that he wished to have the Council repair the hole in the street in front of his property. Re stated that whenever it rains he gets water in his basement and he wishes the City to fix the drainage the in front of his property immediately before the rest of the impro•: went is completed. He stated that he has the lowest property in this Immediate area and most of the rain water drains into his property. He stated that he wishes to go on record as being in favor of the improvement. Mayor Nee informed Mr. McGaughey that the proposed improvement includes repair of the tile. Mr. McGaughey asked the City Engineer whether the City could fix the drain the the following day. The City Engineer answered that the contractor mould start work the following day and install additional tile to connect the $rain tile system to the storm sever system. M =:yor Nee asked whether anyone else wished to comment upon the proposed street improvement. No one else present made statements in favor or opposed to the Improvement. Mayor Nee declared the hearinC closed. • RESOLUTIMI #140 -1965 -- ONDMUNG IM "ROV MEtiT AND FINAL PLANS AND 8P8CIFICATIg1j Mation•by Wright to adopt Resolution #140 -1965 ordering the improvement. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice there being no nays the motion carried unanimously. PACE 2 P'EJBLIE NBEIRIIJG, • 1E'Sg.AY OF MiDLITION - 281 - 57TH PLUX NORTHEAST - HAPKA: The City Manager stated that Mr. and Mrs. Hapka resolved their problems with the Insurance Company, and he believes they have signed a release for demolition of the structure at 281 -57th Place N.E. Motion by Wright to table consideration of the delay of demolition of the structure at 281 -57th Place N.E. same being the property of Michael R pka. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion crrried unanimously. CMISIDEBATIOU OF BIDS - SS#73 AND SS#73As The City Manager recd the list of bids and the report of the Consulting Engineer recommending the contract be awarded to Chapman - IL-ndall and Derglin in the amount of $135,166.15. Motion by Wright to recei.e the bids for SS #73 and SS;73 A3 BIDS OPM-1 AUGUST 16 1965 at 12:00 II00V 1'LA%dilOTdiEB _T BID SECURITY _ TOTAL BID .�_ CM2WTIOU THE Petrouski & Ross, Inc. 3613-53rd Place Horth NO BID iti.nneapolis, Minn. 55429 • Chapman.- Rmdall & Berglin 5% $135 166.15 135 days 2809 Alab—n &.-e. So. Glen Falls Tiinneapolis, Minn. 55416 Insurance American Contracting Co. 5% 8380 Palm St. N.W. United Bonding $151,943.90 As spec. Mince•polis, Il nm. 55432 Insurance Company Walbon, Excavating 3242 Highway 8 5% Fidelity .& Deposit $151.000.00 I31rnk Minneapolid, Minn. 55418 Company Uodland Construction Co. Inc. Alexandria, Minnesota NO BID 56308 Barbarose & Sons, Inc. Route. 3 NO BID Osseo,- Iiinn . 55369 iametti & Sons Inc. 5% 2560 Nb. Cleveland Ave. Seaboard Surety $191 607.00 As spec. St. Paul, Minn. 55102 Company Peter lametti Constr. Co. 615 Drake St. 5% Seaboard Surety Co. $18G,709.43 As spec. St. Paul, Minn. 55102 C. S.-McCrossan, Inc. Route 2, Box 322 5% Transamerica Ins. $150 128.00 288 Dfys Osseo, Minnesota Company PAGE 3 Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice tote, there being no nays. the motion carried • unanimously. Notion by Wright to award the contract for construction of storm sewer Projects #73 and #73 -A to Chapman - R-ndall and Berglin of 2809 Alab^ma A enue South Minneapolis Minnesota, 55416. in the amount of $135 166.15. Seconded by . Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nrys the motion cr.rried un ^nimously. CIVIC ga= BIDS (MTZD 812/60: The City X -nager reported that the architect has submitted V. list of items which could be deleted from the construction of the Civic Center without hlrming the. integrity of the structure to the Tow bidder end asked the low bidder to submit a new price based upon the additional deletions. He stated that the - rchitect reported that he has not received an answer from the low bidder. The City Manager stated that he hopes the architect c.n supply him with an rnswer from the low bidder before the Special Council Meeting of August 23, 1965. Motion by Bright to table consideration of the Civic Center bids to the Special Council Meeting of August 23 , 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. L.D G POK JT - 5519 - &TH 87EMT tiOHTSBA.S TABLED 7/19/65,_ 8 2 6S )s Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson, owners of property at 5519 -4th Street Northeast, and Felix Msnnella, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Larson, were present at the Council testing. • The Mayor informed the Council that the Council had before it a separate report In the form of an action under the new State Statute concerning dangerous buildings. Mayor ilea stated that the owner of this property is Clarence Larson and the mortgagor of the property is Twin City Federal Savings and Loan. Mayor Nee stated that the Council also has a report describing the condition of the home and listing items of the structure which are sub - standard. Mayor NN stated that the Council also has before it the report of the Health Inspector and a list of things to be done to restore the building to habitable condition. Mr. Mannella stated that the repairs stipulated by the City require Mr. Larson to tear down the building and rebuild it completely. He stated that Mr. Larson does not have funds to do this. Mr. Mannella stated that the owner is not required to make. two r"4Lrs upon the building, one repair for the storm damage snd the other to brine, the building up to code. lie stated that people have been occupying this home for some time,'and some repairs arc necessary to slake the homy again suitable for occupation. Mr. Mannella presented the Council with a list of repairs which the owner proposed to make upon the building. Mayor Iles stated -that tho list of repairs proposed by the owner does not include those repairs listed by the Buildina Inspection Department which are the most serious so far as the structural defects of the building are concerned. Hr. tiannolla stated that the City Building Code does not require an owner to tear down and rebuild a structure to Coda, when the structure was built before the Code was written and the structure has not been damaged more than 25% or • 507,. Mr. Mannella stated that In his opinion the'requirements of the City are very unreasonable and that it is unreasonable to require a property owner to tear down a building and reconstruct it. P= 4 Vayor Nee read the report of the Building Inspector. He stated that the strut- • Lure has been found to be unsafe and in very poor condition. He stated that the proposal-of the owner to repaint the building and put in windows is insufficient to make the building a safe structure. Mr. Mannella stated that the property owner would comply with the stipulations of the City except for tearing darn the building and rebuilding it. Councilman Wright read portions of the State Statute concerning dangerous buildings. He asked Mr. Mannella to comment concerning the State Statute rather than the Building Permit. Mr. Mannella stated that until such ties as the City could effect an order to vacate and repair or demolish the structure, Mr. Larson is entitled to a Building Permit to repair the structure. Mr. Mannella said that the owner bas tenants in the house and the structure needs immediate repairs. Mr. Mannella stated that he believes a question exists whether the building is dangerous to occupancy and a considerable time may elapse before it is deter - tsined that the building is indeed dangerous to occupancy. He stated that the only information given the property owner concerning•the structure was the report of the Health Inspector. The Council provided Mr'. Mannella with a copy of the report of the Building lnspector. Notion by Kirkham that a Building Permit to repair the stoat damage to the struwze at 5519 -4th Street N.E. be granted to Mr. Clarence Larson, and that repairs include recommendations of the Building Inspector numbered 1,2,3,4,6 and 7. Councilman Thompson stated that he did not bear ,& second to the motion. Councilman Wright stated that he is informed that the proper procedure.is to grant the Building Permit contingent upon the moors complying with the stipulations of-the Building Inspector within a time of 30 or 60 days. Council- man Wright stated that it is up to the City to initiate the action against the property owner. Councilman Thompson stated that he does not believe a time period of 30 to 60 days is adequate to effect repair of the structure. Mayor Bee stated that the motion mails for lack of a second. Motion by Wright to issue a Building Permit to Mr. Clarence Larson for repair of the structure at 5519 -4th Street N.E. contingent upon completion of the twelve items recommended by the Building Inspection Department to bring the condition of the structure into compliance with the City Code, to not a tise limit of 90 days for the repairs whereafter the City shall proceed against the structure in accordance with the State Statute of 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Councilman Kirkham asked whether it is the intention of Councilman Wright to include in the motion repair of items not damaged by the stows. Councilman Wright answered, "Yes". Councilman Kirkham stated that the property owner did not ask for a permit to wake such repairs. Councilman Kirkham stated that he believes the property owner should be granted the Building Permit for which be applied. ft. Mannella stated that the Council is taking the position that his client has not built a house in compliance with the City Code. He stated that the house was built before the Code existed and the City Code does not require that repairs be made to buildings to bring then into compliance with the Code unless the • buildings have been substantially damaged and this building is not 23% damaged. Mr. Mannella stated that the Council is placing a stringent burden upon the property owner and the property owner does not have the money to effect recon- struction of the house. Mr. Mansell* stated that he does not believe the owner PAGE 5 should be required to make these additional repairs since he has already • suffered damage to the structure as a result of the storm. Mayor Nee replied' that the owner should have taken action to make his building a safe structure for habitation regardless of stars damage. Mr. Mannella asked why the City sakes the condition upon granting the Building Permit that the building be repaired to bring it into compliance with the Code., He stated that the City should rather grant a Building Permit and if the City finds that the building is a hazard, proceed to court and obtain an order to vacate, demolish or repair the home. Councilman Wright stated that the now statute requires the City to provide the property over with notice of the Luton- . tion to require repairs of the building and ask the Court for an order enforcing the statute. Councilman Wright stated that if the City does not take this action at this time when the owner asks for a Building Permit, the City would have to take the action in the future and issue another Building Permit for repairs to bring the condition of the'structure to Code. He stated that in this manner the City would have to go through the procedure twice. Mr. Ma— I la answered that the City could present a separate memorandum to the owner requiring him to make repairs to bring the structure into compliance with the Code and at this time grant him a Building Permit to sake repairs to the structure. He stated that the City is placing an extreme hardship on the property owner by not granting him a Building Permit to make repairs to the-structure. Mr. Mannella asked why this property owner is being singled out for action under the.Dangerous Building OrdLuance and the Statute when there are outer buildings in a similar condition in the City of Fridley. Councilman Wright stated that other dangerous buildings may exist in the City of Fridley but • the Council acts when the condition of these buildings is brought to the attention of the Council. • Councilman Kirkham stated that he believes the Council is obligated to give the property owner a Building Permit. Mr. Juster, the Acting City Attorney, stated that the Council could grant a Building Permit to the owner to make repairs upon the structure and leave the extent of repairs to the discretion of the owner. He stated that the owner could make repairs and hazard a law suit for repairs he did not make. Councilman Wright stated that his motion permitted the owner to make 12 repairs to the building upon receiving the Building Permit. Mr. Mannella stated that In his opinion Mr. Wrightos motion to grant a Building Permit was contingent upon the accomplishment by the owner of the 12 repairs stipulated rather than permitting the natter to make repairs upon the structure. Councilman Wright stated that he believes the motion informs the owner that the City requires the 12 repairs to be made. Mr. Mannella stated that the City can inform the owner that the 12 repairs are required without making the granting of a Building Permit contingent upon acceptance of the 12 repairs. Councilman Wright stated that he withdraws his motion. Councilman Thompson stated that he consents to withdrawing the motion. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution p141 -1965 ordering the owner to bring the condition of the structure into compliance' with t!!e ;;!Cy► Code Within • period • PAGE 6 of 90 days commencing August 16, 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried. Motion by Wright to grant a Building, Permit to Clarence Larson for repair of the property at 5519 4th Street N.E. and direct Mr. Larson to make repairs pursuant to the order of the City issued in the preceding action. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Nee stated that the Council had before it a report from the Building Inspector, Mr. Belisle. He stated that this building is owned by Mr. Bernard Bauer, ate #1, Wyoming, Minnesota. The building is located at 6882 Central Avenue N.E. The legal description of the property is Lot 3 Auditors Sub. #21. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution #142 -1965 bringing an action.under the Dangerous Building Statute and providing the property owner, Mr. Bernard Saner, with 90 days in which to effect repairs of the building located at 6882 Central Avenue Northeast. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Nee stated that the Council had before it a report of the Building Inspector, Mr. Belisle, and the recommendations made by Mr. Belisle for necessary repairs to bring the condition of the dangerous structure into compliance with the City Code. Mayor Nee stated that the building is the Sualine Motel located at 6881 Highway #65 and the owners of the building are Gilbert and Pearl Pallum. Notion by Wright to adopt Resolution #143 -1965 bringing action against Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Pallum under the Dangerous Building Statute and requiring repairs of the Sunline Motel located at 6881 T.B. #65. Seconded by Thompson. UPe't a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. John Casserly was present at the Council Meeting. Be stated that he reached a settlement with his Insurance Company, and would proceed to effect repairs upon the structure. He thanked the Council for their efforts in his behalf. Motion by Wright to table consideration of the delay of demolition of the structure at 525/527 - 56th A,.enue Northeast. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. • BUILD11M PERMIT AND VARIANCE - 633 RICH CREEK TERRACE - CARLSaN (TABLES 8/2/6511 The City Manager stated that he received a letter from Northern States Popper Company, advising that the variance would not adversely affect their eas, o t rights and that NSP does not object to the request of Mr. Carlson for side yard variance from 5 feet to 2 feet to permit construction of a double garage. PAGE 7 Notion by Kirkham to grant the request of Clayton Carlson for a side yard • variance from 5 feet to 2 feet to permit construction of an attached double garage, and grant the request of Mr. Carlson for a Building Permit for construction of the attached double garage upon his property at 633 Rice Creek Terrace. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. - POSTING OF ABLE STREET FOB TWO -WIR PARKING MB1XD 812/65) s The City Manager supplied a report to the Council concerning the activities of the Police Department enforcing the current parking regulations on Able Street. The City Manager stated that the area was policed thoroughly during most of the past week. Councilman Kirkham stated that he had talked to people today concerning the situation and the residents are satisfied that conditions for parking along the street have unproved considerably. Motion by Kirkham to table to the Regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of the petition posting Able Street for tiro -hour parking. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. SECOND BEADING OF ORDINANCE NO. 307 REZONING C -2S TO M -1,- ASTLZFORDB Motion by Thompson to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 307 reaoning C -2S to M-1 the area of proposed Fridley Industrial Park Plat 2, same being the southeast corner of Osborne load and T.H. 65, to adopt the ordinance upon second reading and publish same. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a roll call vote, • there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. SECOND RKADING OF ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 45: Councilman Wright stated that he wishes to provide the Planning Commissioa an opportunity to review this ordinance before the Council adopts the ordinance upon second reading. Councilman Thompson stated that he would like to provide the planning commission with the opportunity to make recommendations to the Council. Nation by Wright to table second reading of the Ordinance Amending Chapter 45 to the Regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965, or until such time as the Planning Commission can make recommendations to the Council concerning the Ordinance. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion: carried unanimously. SSf'5 ASSBSSMW ROLL , JqMM 8/2165): Mr. Comstock, the Consulting Engineer, showed the Council a map of the proposed drainage district and explained the project to the Council. He stated that the design for part of the project proposes to lower the elevation of Moore Lake In order to lower the water table in the surrounding drainage district. Mr. Comstock stated further that plans include sufficient conduit to allow for street construction where the streets have not been improved. • Motion by Kirkham to refer consideration of SS #5 Assessment Bolls to the Admini- stration for further analysis and recommendations. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PAGE 8 COUMICATIONS: • AMBHICAN OIL CO"ANYt PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION The City Engineer showed the Council a map of the area of the proposed pipeline construction. Mr. Comstock explained that the American Oil Company has two choices. One choice is to buy property fswm the property owners and relocate their pipeline upon this property. He stated that this work could be retarded by any one property owner if he were to refuse to sell an easement to the American Oil Company for this purpose. The second choice is for the American Oil Company to locate the pipeline upon the public street easement. He stated that the Oil Company proposed to. locate this pipeline 17 feet from the center line of the street easement and he stated that he believes the construction of the pipeline at this location is possible without too uaudh of a problem. Mayor Nee asked whether the American Oil Company will repave the streets to the standards of the City for street Construction. Mr. Comstock answered, "Yesi1. Mayor Nee asked whether the American Oil Compatny will furnisb additional paving where the street is in poor shape over and above the paving damaged by actual construction. The City Engineer answered that the American Oil Company will repave only the portion damaged by construction. Mr. Comstock stated that the American Oil Company prefers not to locate their pipeliaes upon public rights -of -ways since the rights -of -ways are subject to change such as changes In width and construction from time to time. Councilman Wright asked - whether it is necessary to provide the American Oil Company with an easement for location of the pipeline. Mr. Comstock answered, "No ", and stated that the City would draw an agreement with the American Oil Company for location of the • pipeline upon the easement awned by the City.. Mayor Nee asked whether the pipeline is taxable. The City Manager stated that an agreement with the American Oil Company could include a consideration for granting the American Oil Company the right to locate the pipeline upon the public easement. Mayor Nee stated that the American Oil Company is making this proposal to expedite construction of Project SS 012 "and perhaps they would not be inclined to grant a consideration for that reason. The City Attorney suggested that the City ask the American Oil Company to submit a proposal for the agreement to locate the pipeline upon the public easement. Motion by Thompson requesting the Admiaistration,to present to the Council at its special meeting on August 23, 1965 a fire proposal for relocation of the American Oil pipeline made as a result of negotiations between the City Manager, the City Attorney and the American Oil Company. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there Ming no nays, the motion carried unanimously. .jAYCE88 t TEM YOU IETTBIt Motion by Kirkham to receive and file the coammnicatiou from the Junior Clamber of Commerce. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. G. M. BANSEN COMPANY: AM • Motion by Kirkham to appoint the G. M. Hansen Company auditors for the City of Fridley for the year 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no mays, the motion carried unanimously. • PAGE 9 BOARD OF APPEALS MMTING MIDNTES _- AUGUST 11, 19651 The Mayor stated that he and Mr. Kirkham are familiar with the request of Mid- Continent Engineering for a variance. He stated that it is a minor question, that be believes the Council could consider the question and grant the variance since the request is important to Mid- Continent Engineering Company.. Mayor Nee stated that the request of Mid- Continent Engineering is for a variance from the front yard setback of 100 feet to 45 feet. He stated that buildings adjacent to the property of Mid - Continent Engineering have a 45 feet setback, whereas, the industrial buildings several blocks to the north of this property have a 100 foot setback. Be stated that since the buildings in the immediate vicinity of Idd- Continent Engineering have a 45 foot setback and since this setback permits Mid - Continent Engineering Company to build a needed additon to the plant is the future, he believes the Council should grant the variance. Councilman Wright suggested that the property to the north of Mid- Continent Engineering could be given varying setbacks in order to stagger the setbacks of the buildings in the southern part of Fridley with the buildings farther north on Main Street which have the 100 foot setback. Nation by Kirkham to grant the request of Mid - Continent Engineering Company • for a variance of the front yard setback from 100 feet to 45 feet to permit construction of a structure on part of Lot 8, Auditor's Subdivision #39. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING BOARD =TING MEMMS - AUGUST 11, 1965; AT The City Manager showed plans and drawings of the proposed construction to the Council. Mr. Gibbs, Attorney for Art Christensen, and Mr. Robert Christensen were present at the Council Meeting. Notion by Kirkham to concur with the request of Art Christensen and grant a Building Permit to install an awning and facing upon his property at 6473- 6481 University Avenue Northeast. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. BUILDING PMT FOR AN RIDUST M PLANT - MID- COGTINE11T .ENG31+lEEBING2 Councilman Thompson asked when the Hid- Continent Engineering Company proposed to complete construction of the plant. Mayor Nee answered in 6 weeks. Councilman Wright asked whether M14- Continent Engineering has made any studies of the parking,lot drainage. Councilman Kirkham answered that the Building Board discussed this question with Mid- Continent Engineering and urged them to study the problem. Councilman Wright stated that he believes the City should require a study of the drainage problems created by new construction. Mayor Nee asked whether it would be possible to connect drainage from the property of PAGR 10 Mid- Continent Engineering to the proposed storm sewer construction in the iamaediate vicinity. The City Manager stated that he will check this question with the City Engineer. Mayor Pie* stated that he.believes the construction of Mid- Continent Engineering building will be a fine addition to the City of Fridley. Notion by Wright to grant the request of Mid - Continent Engineering for a Building Permit for construction of an Industirial Plant on part of Lot 8, Auditor's Subdivision #39, the same being the property at 44th Avenue N.B. and Main Street N:E. Seconded by Thompson. Upod a voice vote, there being no nays, the option carried unanimously. PLANNING COMMISSION =TING MMUS - AUGUST 12 19651 Notion by Wright to receive and file the minutes of the Planning Casaission Meeting of August 12, 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. lam=TON cmwSSIOV METING NDMTES .: JMM 28, 19656 Lotion by Kirkham to receive and file the minutes of the Recreation Commission Mesting of June. 28, 1965. Seewded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no Maya, the notion carried unanimously. LBY MUSING AND T Nni TING MINUTES - AUGUST 4 1965: Notion by Wright to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and • Redevelopment Authority Meeting of August 4,19,5.. Seconded by Thompaoa. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FRIDM HOUSING AND AgE ffiL iT AUTHmITY MESTi[3G MAWS - AUGUST 10 19651 . Motion by Wright to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of August 10, 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being, no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FRIDLEY WUSING AND MEVELORM7Z AUTHMTY MEETING MIND= - AUGUST U. 1965: BUMING PERMIT - 5608 - 4TH 8TMMT NORTHEAST-- ANDY MM: Mayor Nee stated that the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority passed a Resolution recommending that the Council grant the request of Atuly Verse for a Building Permit to repair his home at 5608 - 4th Street Northeast. Mayor bier asked Allen Anderson, the Executive Director of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority, how plans of the Authority are progressing in the southern University Avenue area. Mr. Anderson answered that the Authority proposed to begin immediately to survey and plan the Urban Renewal Project Its this area. Notion by Kirkham to grant the request of Andy Verse for a Building Permit to rebuild his home at 5608 4th Street Northeast to its original condition. Seconded by 'Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being an says, the motion carried uaanimowtly. 0 PAGE 11 Mayor Nee passed out copies of the Resolution which the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority asked the City Council to pass in connection with filing an application for a project in Riverview Heights. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution #144 -1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meshing of August 11, 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUrMING PZRVZT - 5649 D[UVB&= AVENUE NORTHEAST - SC SSs Mr. Scbmedeke was present at the Council Meeting. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Schmedeke whether the City has plans of the present structure. Mr. Schmedeke answered, "Yes". Councilman Wright asked Mr. Scbmedeke when the original structure was built. Mr. Schmedeke answered in X*vember of 1964. Councilman Wright asked what is necessary to repair the building. Mr. Scbmedeke answered it is necessary to replace the roof of the building. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Schmedeke whether he had a Building Permit to build the original structure. Mr. Schmedeke answered, "Yes ". Motion by Kirkham to grant the request of Mr. Scbmedeke for a Building Permit to • repair his property at 5649 University Avenue Northeast. The motion failed for lack of a second. Mayor Nee stated that the original building permit was for construction of a garage,whereas, Mr. Schmedeke is using the structure as an office for a used car lo::. Councilman Wright asked Mr. Scbmedeke whether his application for repairs is in the amount of $6,000.00. Mr. Schmedeke answered, "Yes ". Council- man Wright noted that the original Building Permit for construction of the original building was to build a detached garage for the amount of $3,000.00 The City Manager noted that the application was signed by the contractor, and suggested that possibly the contractor filed the application. Councilman Wright asked Mr. Schmedeke whether the contractor made the application for a Building Permit. Mr. Schmedeke answered, "Yes': Councilman Wright stated that the original Building Permit, for construction of a garage, by- passed the regular City procedures for a building permit for commercial contraction. Mayor Nee informed Mr. Schmedeke that he should bring in plans for construction of the building and give the City a week to find out what happened when the original Building Permit was issued. Motion by Wright to refer the requestof Mr. Schmedeke for a Building Permit to make repairs to his property at 5649 University Avenue Northeast to the Administration for further study and a report. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUIIV G PBRMiT AND XMMCE - 613 RICE CBEBK TSRRM NQRTi YT - MARICFffi:DBSY . Councilmen 7bonpson noted that the adjoining property owners do not object to the request of Mr. Nash fslder for a variance. PACE 12 Notion by Thompson to grant the request of Mr. Markfelder for a variance by waiver of the side yard requirement from 5 feet to 4 feat to permit construction • of an attached garage, from 10 feet to 4 feet to permit construction of an adjoining screened- iaperch, and his request for a Building Permit for construction of the same upon his property at 613 Rice Creek Terrace N.E. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PS$MIT AND VARIANCE - 6830 JMTERSON STREET NM BEhTSON I Motion by Kirkham to grant the request of Mr. Benson for a Variance by waiver of the front yard requirement for construction of a garage 816" in front of the existing.foundation. and a Building Permit for construction of the garage upon his pvoperty.at 6830 Jefferson Street N.E. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote,•there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. BIUDTNG PM MT - 5618/5620. 5612/5614 - 6TH STMT NOETBWT - CHRISTIANSMS Mayor He* asked Mr. Anderson, Executive Director of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority, whether the Redevelopment Authority has considered the request of Ardis Christianson for a Building Permit. Mr. Anderson answered that hedoes not believe the Authority has considered this request. Councilman Wright stated that he Would like to ask the Health Inspector and the Building Inspection Department to inspect these strictures for health and safety: Motion by Wright to request the Administration to report concerning the condition of the structures at 5612/5614 - 6th Street Northeast and 5618/5620 - 6th Street Northeast and present the report at the next regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUBO? NG PERMIT AND VARIANCE 6321 MADISON STREET NORTSLM - TIMAN The City Manager stated that the Administration received further information regarding the request of Mr. Tiernan for a variance. An investigation revealed that Mr. Tiernan does not need a variance to persdt construction of an attached garage which he proposes to build upon his property: Motion by Kirkham to table the request of Mr. Tiernan for a Building Permit and Variance to plormit construction of an attached garage upon his property at 6321 Madison Street N.S. Seconded by•Wrigbt. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 7.Li.�: i. Cr �:'.�►_ti111�..(R;1:�sa�a1 :.I �cli .:a ,e .71� Mr. Richard Tresona was present at the Council Meeting representing the Fridley Methodist Church. Be presented plans for construction of an addition to Fridley Methodist Church and explained the request of the church for a variance from front yard setback requirements and a variance for the construction of the steeple. Nr. Tresona stated that the Methodist Church plans to complete construction by November, 1965. !Notion by Wright to grant the request of the Fridley Methodist Church for a Building Permit, a variance of the front yard setback to permit construction PAGE 13 of a canopy and a variance of buildingheight requirements to permit construction of the steeple as requested by the Fridley MethodistChurch in conformance with plans presented to the Council. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PEMM AND VARIANCE 641 a= PLACE - .RINGRWM: Councilman Wright noted that the request of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ringhoffer for a Building Permit to for construction of a family room behind the garage but the application does not state the location of the garage nor does it include a drawing showing the location of the proposed family room behind the garage. Motion by Wright to refer the application of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ringhoffer for a Building Permit to the Administration to obtain a site plan and layout and for further recoomendations. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. sjkP L4 jai' a ; ' f 1' *)' pi A' Firs. James Luther was present at the Council Meeting. She stated that she would like to request the City to pave the dead end street off Monroe Street adjacent to her property at 5$70 Monroe Street. She stated that the neighbor across the street on the other corner lot would also like to see this small portion of the dead end street improved. She stated that she and her neighbor would like to have the cost of the improvement assessed. The City Englueei showed a map of the area to the Council and explained the request of Mrs. Luther to the Council. The City Finance Director explained to the Council the alternatives of assessing construction of the street improvemeuto He suggested that it would be better to spread the cost of the assessments for street improvement in the usual manner among theproperty owners one -half block on each side of the street intersection. Nay Nee asked whether a construction of P & H mix would be satisfactory to the home owners rather than regular bituminous paving and concrete curbing. He asked Mrs. Luther how mucb traffic is on this dead end street. Mrs. Luther replied that only her family and her neighbor use the dead and street. Mrs. Luther stated further that there is a problem with water draining into their driveway and when Monroe Street is Improved this year it will be higher than this dead end street and the water will drain off the dead end street into the garage. Councilman Wright asked the City Engineer whether it would be possible to shape the P & 8 Construction in order to drain the water from this dead end street properly. The City Engineer answered, "Yes ". Councilman Wright suggested that present construction bs P & H mix shaped to drain the water properly and that the street imprevewrent which Mrs. Luther proposed be donne In the future when assessments could be spread in the usual manner among additional property owners to redaae the cost of the - improvement to these property owners. The Council took no action concerning this matter. CLAIM$t Couuci]swm Kirkham stated that he had a question concerning Claim #6229, the painting of the Moore Lake Beach House Councilman Kirkham asked whether painting: PADS 14 of the beach house was included wfth the original construction specifications • for the beach house. The City Manager answered, "No". Councilman Kirkham asked how that slipped by the City Administration and the Council. He stated that the Building Board demands that plans include painting before a Building Permit In granted and the City builds a building which is unpainted and then spends $911.00 on a spearate bid to paint the Building. Councilman Kirkham asked whether the cost of painting the building will be supplied by park funds. The City Manager stated that he had just discussed this matter with the Park Director and the Parks and Playgrounds Sub- Cemalttee should have channeled this request for painting this building through the City Manager and the City Council. Be stated that in the past the Parke and Playgrounds Sub - Committee shade policy concerning parks and also carried out administrative work to improve park property. He stated that he found it necessary to.infoim the Park Director and the nembers of the Parks and Playgrounds Sub - Committee that since the City am has a full time Park Director, who is a City employee, it is necessary for administrative work to be done through the regular channels of the City Administration. 0 Councilman Wright stated that this is a general problem and it is due to the transition of the Citizen Sub - Committee who carried out administrative work to full -time City employees who will carry out this work. Be stated that the Citizens group has been used to making policy and taking actions on its own and that this is one of several groups which will require reorganization in order to include this work in the City Administration. Councilman Kirkham asked whether the work was already completed. The City Manager answered that the work was completed and payment must be made for the work. Motion by Wright to approve Liquor Claims #7692 through #7758. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Thompson to approve General and Public Utilities Claims #6071 through #6232. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to approve the following estimates: DBBUS CLBAN UP C0NTRACTORS UVOICS NMMR CONTRACTOR EQUIPMEIIT AIM= 20456 Carl Bolander & Sons Co. Waiter R. Freeman Duane A. Petrowske Petrowske - Ross Bough B -100 Loader w /op. $1,463.78 RG 9 Cat Loader 1,445.00 175 A Michigan Loader w /op. 752.00 Michigan Loader, Dozer D-8 Cat. 12� 5.00 TOTAL $3,785.78 Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PA(Z 15 39 S:_ _ MDMZ LAS BEACH HWSE BUILDING - FINAL: • Councilman Kirkham stated that be knows the Council has to approve an estimate for money which has already been spent. He asked whether the work described for payment under estimate #2, which includes Change Order #1, was the work described under Alternate A. The City Engineer answered, that Alternate A was for heating the washroom buildfig adjacent to the mein building of the beach house. The City.Engineer stated that the Council did not authorize construction of the bay Tvindow included in Change Order #1 but did authorise construction of the lift station. He stated that the major cost nf Change Order #1 is for construction of the lift station. The cost of construction of the bay vinddw is an adds- tionat $287.50i ExcludZng the cost of the concrete ledge and the labor, the cost of the wiadam alone was $132.00. • Notion by Wright to approve the estimate for payment ' of -construction costa of the Moore bake Beach .House building. M= LUM BEACS ROM BUILDING ESTIWAIB #2 FINAL LUMP SUN BID $14,160.00 Change Order No, 1 2,201.05 FINAL CONTRACT W= $16,361.05 Less: Estimate #1 12,106.80 NEW ANDONT DUE - FINAL PAWWT $ 4,254.25 Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. LICCHM.- Councilman Kirkham asked whether the license applications have been checked out by the City Administration. The City Manager answered that License Applications are always checked out by the Building inspection Department. Motion by Kirkham to. grant the following licenses: ELECTRICAL Claude M. Anderson Elecric Co., Inc. 712 East 7th Street St. Paul, x1anesota Herb °s Elecitic, Inc. 1420 Highway #8 Now Brighton, Minnesota Seestrom Electric Company 4625 Williston load Minnetonka, Minnesota Snyder Electric 6112 Excelsior Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 by: Claude M. Anderson MR by: Alvin Bausch IiEW by: Edw. Seestrom RXIMAL by: James A. Snyder MW PAGE 16 BXGAVAT�MHS . • Theisen & Sons 2305 Xylon Avenue North Minneapolis 27, Minnesota bys Robert W. Theisen RU NAL GENE " CQZTBAL MS i Gunder Anderson Construction Co. 10515 - 40th Avenue North Minneapolis 27, Minnesota bys Gunder R. Anderson NEW Bennie Construction- Company 2233 Platwood Road Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 by: Martin J. Bennis no bw Cook, Custom Builder 4030 Revere Lane Minneapolis 27, Minnesota by: Les Cook, Jr. MW Crown Lamber & Supply Compmy 3248 North 2nd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Kenneth Bresuick N$W Willard $ggan Construction, Inc. 167"25. Luther Way Eden Prairie, Minnesota by: Willard Eagan MW • Eicher 6 Wichterman 3328 Noble Avenue North Golden Valley, Minnesota by: Leon C. Viehterm s. MW Cal F. Gould Construction Co. 1029 E. River Road Fridley 32, Minnesota hy: Cal F. Gould WX Great Central insurance Co. 1843 Oakdale Drive St. Paul, Minnesota by: Earl B. hrech Np The Hardacker Brothers 6601 Ne+nton Avento South Richfield. Minnesota by: Glen Sardacker I= Versos Jensen 501 E. 102nd Street Minneapolis 20, Miamumota by: Vernon. Jensen 1H0� Harlan Los* Construction 4300 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Harlan Leo NEW Lyndale Builders Company • 7437 Lyudale Avenge South Miomseapolis, Wiumesota by: Sarvsy Ratner SAL GENERM CONTRACTORS LCO MM Donald J. Michnowski 4423 Reservoir Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota Curtis Reinhold, Builder 10103 Kingman Lame Minnetoa*a, Minnesota Strand Construction Company 224 West 66th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Stroneek Builders, Inc. 3020 Silver Lake Road Minneapolis 18, Minnesota HRATING Gordon ideating Company 9509 Rockford Road Minneapolis 27, Minnesota �ffiu G Maple Grove Piping Company Box 121 A Osseo, Minnesota Swanson & Schiager Plumbing Co. 7115 16th Avenue South Minneapolis 23, Minnesota SIGN HANGERS Northwest Advertising Company, Inc. dbas Asgard Sign Company 4261 Woodhill Road Hopkins, Minnesota OTHBR LICENSES: SE �Doia Dake Stacy, Route #1 Minnesota by: Donald J. Michnowski by; Curtis Reinhold by: S. T. Rowland by: Joe Stroneek by: Richard Gordon by-. Wayne T. Randall by: Gordon W. Swanson bye V. J. lianarin dba POPCORN WAGON 6520 East River Road Fridley 32, Minnesota LICENSE PER; $3.00 paid PANGS 17 E:, HER E., NEW L1 7TH Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. PETITION #19 -1965 - Mr. Comtock, Consulting Engineer, stated that constriction of the store► sere for such, a small portion of Fridley Street would be quite expensive. He suggested that construction be postponed until such time as it could be included in a larger project. • Motion by Wright to receive Petition #19 -1965 and refer it to the Administration for processing. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. rlotion'by Wright to receive Petition #22 -1965 and refer it to the Administration for processing. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to receive Petition X23 -1965 and refer it to the administration for processing. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.. CEA= ORDER #1 MOORE M BRACH MOUSES Motion by Wright to approve.Chaage Order #1. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no.nays, the motion carried.unanimously. AP'POINTMIM 3 Motion by Thompson to concur With the recoameudati= of the City Manager and appoint Laura Ann Tjosvold, 5874 - 4th Street I3.B.,, Fridley, Minnesota, to the position of Accounting Clerk at a salary of $302.00 a month, effective August 3, 1955. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, the" being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. The Finance Director explained that it is the purpose of this resolution to transfer Debt Service Fends Which are the difference between the tax levy and the actual bond costs available from the old City Hall bond fund to the Dam Civic Center bond fund. Motion by Wright to adopt the resolution #145 -1965. Seconded by Thompson, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution #146- 1965..'Secouded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Notion by ThoWsaa to adopt Resolution #147 -1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no Days, the motion carried unanimously.. PACE 19 • Mayor Nee asked the Finance Director whether this resolution was drawn to provide for necessities due to miscalculations concerning the amount of bonds already sold. The Finance Director answered that the purpose is not to provide funds needed as a result of any miscalculation, but to provide funds for constractim of the project since not all the bonds are issued at the same time. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution #148 - 1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being'no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution #149 - 1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to Adopt Resolution #150 -1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ;F $OR, MOD #111-4965 - gpppG P$L TV-01FICATIOUS AND SSM!►TSS OF TSB COSTS 7MMOF: SANITARY SHIM WATER AND ST MM SEWER PROJECT NO. 73 -B • Notion by Wright to adopt, Resolution #151 -1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #152 -1965 - 3$TTMG TRB CITY PRIMARY BLSC'LTOR FOR, TM YEAR 19§5t The City Manager stated that 15 days are required by Statute to publish Notice for the Primary Election and, hence, the earliest date on which the Primary Election could be held is September 9, 1965, if the Notice for Primary Election were published on August 25, 1965. Motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution #152 -1965, to net the date of the elsotion for the 14th Day of September, 1965 and provide that if Woodcrest School is unavailable for the election, that the Administration negotiate to obtain the use of the Veterans of Foreign [lags building for holding the election in Ward 1 Precinct 1. Seconded by tlright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Nee asked the City Clerk whether Statutes require two shifts of Election Judges for the Primary Election. The City Clerk answered that State Statutes do not any longer require the use of two shifts of Election Judges. Mayor Has stated that he believes the 17 hour work day which a single shift of Election Judges would have to work is too long and the City should furnish tvo shifts of Election Judges. Councilman Kirkham stated that he believes that if the law permits the use of one shift that the City should only we one shift. Mayor Nee stated that the use of two shifts could be the same cost since Judges are paid at an hourly rate. PACZ 20 Mayor Nee stated that the name of James Plemel should be deleted from the list • of proposed Election Judges and the name of Mary Gibbs should be deleted since the executive board of the Democratic Farmer -Labor Party.will not certify that Mary Gibbs is a Democrat.. Councilman Kirkham stated that the name of George Wallin should be deleted frm .the"proposed list. 'Ames Plemel was present at the Council Meeting and.stat.ed that if the Democratic Party would not be willing to certify Mary Gibbs as a Democrat the Republican Party would be willing to certify her as a mamber.of the Republican Party.. He stated that he believes' Mary Gibbs would like to serve ss.an Election Judge. Mayor Nee asked what is the status of-people who are not residents of the City of- Irridley at the time of the registration period for -the'Election having been forced out of their homes by the storm. The City tianager stated that he:'had discussed this question with the City Attorney and the City Attorney wrote a.. memo stating that if the residents who have been forced.out of their homes as a..result of the storm have ihe.inient of rebuilding their homes and returning to them, in the opinion of the City Attorney, they are eligible to vote.in the City of Fridley: Mayor Nee stated that he wishes.to have .the Administration place thin recommendation of the City Attorney on the.Agenda of the next Council Meeting in order to have a record of it. Notion by Wright to adopt Resolution #152 -1965, to require two shifts of Election Judges and to request the City Clerk to use the list of proposed names for Election Judges consisting .of people who have served as Election Judges in the past, to matte a final list of Election Judges.. Scconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried.'unaninously. • SPSCVX SEWER HOORDP _1515 Mt ; =XM_ STREET NORUMAST8 The City Engineer stated that the Contractor wishes to build a special aever line draining the sewage from this property into'the manhole rather than into the sewage main since the -sewage main is at a lower elevation than this runout needs to be and it is more expensive for the developer to cut a deeper trench to connect to the sewage main. The City Manager stated that where the property owner wishes to make a-connection,to the sewage system which is different from the standard connection, it is necessary for the Council to approve the connection. Tho City Engineer stated that the City will require the home owner to maintain the sewer line. The City'Engineer stated that the area where this property is located has a high water table and that it would-be necessary for the contractor to use a special cased coustrucrion in order.to have a dry line at the depth necessary to connect to the sanitary sower main. He stated that the construction which the contractor is requesting would allow him to lay the sewage line at a higher elevation in dry soil rather than below the level of the water table. Be stated that this does require the contractor to build a longer sanitary*awage service line, and produces more problems for the maintenance of this line. ibtiou by Wright to authorise the Administration to execute an agreement with Andrew B. Gavel, Contractor, for`the construction of a Special Sanitary 80ae4r Service Main to serve the property at 1515 Mississippi Street Northeast. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon.a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AMAIAL BEACH BATS. - BECUATION 4QllISSiON s Motion by Tbompson to cousins Mitt the request of the Recreation Comaissian and grout permission for the Recreation Comission to bold sn Annual Beach Sall act _ PAGE 21 Moore Lake Beach on August 19, 1965. Seconded by Wrigbt. Upon a voice vote, there being; no nays, the notion carried unanimously. • O�tDINANCE.AMIMING CHAPTER 46 D8BIN3NG STANDARDS FOR ROOF C0NSTRUCTI0Ns The City Manager explained that the Building Standards Sub- Com=ittee met in a special meeting to consider the proposed ordinance. He stated that the ordinance was recommended by John Meyer, Structural Engineer, and by the Building Standards Committee. He stated that the Uniform Building Code, which the City of Fridley has adopted by reference, is vague concerning the actual snow load design and other suburbs of the Twin Cities, -Ao use the Uniform Building Code, have amended the code to require the structural strength of roofs to be a minimum of 40 pounds per square foot. Motion by Wright to adopt this proposed Ordinance upon first reading, declaring that no building in the City of Pridley shall be built having less than a 40 pound per square foot live load strength in the roof and to clarify the Hording of the Ordinance for second reading of same. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. The City Manager passed out copies of the Resolution to the Council. Be stated that the Resolution sets the date for a Public Searing for the budge on September 7, 1965 at 8sOO P.M. He stated that the Notice for the hearing would be published on August 18th and August 25th, and the Mager stated, further, that this Resolution is necessary since the budget will require a levy In excess of 30 mills. He stated that for the past 10 years the will levy of tho City of Fridley has exceeded 30 mills, and the Charter requires that the council bold a Public Hearing for this purpose. Motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution 11o. 154 -1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOUittIMMITs There being no further business, Mayor Nee declared the Regular Council Heating of August 16, 1965 adjourned at 11 :37 P.M. Respectfully submitted, raymond E. Bade Secretary to the Council I* 0 PACZ 22 THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 2233, 1965 A Special Meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 8 .-19 P.M. ROLL CALL. Mmabers Presents Nee, Kirkham, Thompson Namber.8 Absents Sheridan, Wright low EfiRaGa.- .T� CIASi3�VX=iJG,ADDS oM ZOtaNG DISiBICy'PSs Ue City Manager reed the.Notice of the Hearing. Mayor Nee explained the purpose of the Ordinance, He asked whether anyone present at the Council Meeting would like to be board concerning the proposed Ordinance. No one at the Council Meeting spoke in favor of or opposed to the proposed Ordi- nance. Mayor glee declared that it was necessary to have four of the five Councilmen present in order.te adopt the Ordinance up= first reading. Pay" Nee declared the hearing closed. Potion by Thompson to table to regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of the ordinance classifying additional coning districts. Seconded • by Rrikham. Upon .a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BMW VACATION - d MO GNI3 RIM LANE AUDITIONt Malior,Kee explained that the proposed Street vacation, was necessary to obtain land for an easement from the property owner by making a trade with him vacating one easement and having the property owner-donate another to,... .w. the City., Mayor Nee asked whether anyone present at- the Council Meeting would - like to be heard concerniug._tbe proposed street vacation. No one spoke in favor of or opposed to the proposed street vacation. Mayor Nee declared that a four /fifths vote of the Council is required to pass the proposed street vacation ordinance. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. Motion by Kirkham to table to the regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of the street vacation. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AS983S Nfi ROLL - SW&U: The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing. He explained that the purpose of the hearing was to hear ' and -pess upon the objections of property owners if they feel that benefits obtained from the saver and water contraction are:' less than the amount of the proposed assessment. -Mayor Nee stated that it is the policy of the Council to assess the full amount of the cost of cous traction against the property. He stated that the Council has figures of the assessments available to the property owners if they wish to hear these amounts at this hoaxing. The Mayor stated farther that if property *=era wish to carry out legal action against the City concerning these • aaseesaements they must. eater their objection at the Public Hearing. The Mayor stag that the assessment roll for the SW70 project would be considered in gosrfi&s. as iced -the - fixot. portion to be,.,.c..cwidered would be Ashton Avenue from Irontoa to Sty Street. PAGE 23 AS�tI- AVENUE: IRONTON STREET TO ELY_ STREET • Mayor Nee announced the cost of the sever and water connections and the cost per front foot of the construction project. The Mayor asked whether anyone wished to be heard concerning these assessments, or if anyone wished to have specific figures of the assessment on any particular piece of property. No one spoke in favor of or opposed to the proposed assessment. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. FIFTH STREET M T. H. #100 SORTg R TO FISTING FAC°IUTIES: Mayor Nee stated the applicable costs of sewer and water connections and the per front foot coats of the construction. He asked vhether anyone Present wished to be heard concerning this assessment. No one objected to the assessment. Mm"r Nee declared the hearing closed. ItIVEIty tii TERRAt33 s 63 t�bAY x4 _MISSISSIPPI PLA(Z Mayor Nee gave the cost figures for the construction of the project. He asked whether anyone wished to be heard concerning the assessment. Mrs. 8leanora Carlson, 6416 East River Road, was present at the Council Meeting. She stated that she and bar husband are the owners of Lot 31 Auditor's Sub- Division No. 23. She asked whether the assessment is to be assessed on bath sides for two building sites, or whether the assessment vas only an • one side and for one lot. Mayor Nee informed Mrs. Carlson that the assessment will be wade on two lots. Mayor Net asked-Mrs. Carlson whether she had any objection to the proposed assessment or whether she found it satisfactory. Mrs. Carlson answered that she found the assessment satisfactory. There were no objections to the assessments. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. ASSESSMM- HOR.t — SS LSW 6,7,: FIMBSIM DRIVE &ID HUSS STREET: Mayor 174W gave the cost of connection figures and the cost of construction figurew for the sewer, water and storm sewer construction of Fireside Drive and Htyes Street. He explained how the cost* were assessed against the propq4tty around the culdesaca. Mayor Nee asked whether anyone present had any specific questions in regard to the assessment or any objections to the assessment. Mec. and Mrs. Gerald Smith,'1335 Onondago Street northeast, were present, and Mr. Smith asked for the amount of the assessment against his property, Game being Lot 15, Parcel 1060. Mayor flee gave W. Smith the amount of the 8ssesomentse Mr. &with stated that these assessments are more than the property is worth. 8e stated that he was also assessed for construction of sever and water on Onondaga Street. Mr. Smith stated that he finds the assessment ridiculous and askedw y this project vas covapleted. Mayor Nee • stated that the project we completed because the property owners petitioned. for it. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Smith whether he plans to split his lot and sell PAGE 24 one of the two buil ding sites.. Mr. Smith answered that he is in the process • of doing so. Mayor Nee stated that examination of the petition for the improve�aent shows that property owners owning 66% of the front footage and 6n of the lots favored the construction. Mr. Smith stated that he believes the.construction was only convenient to the developer of the Gunderson Plitt and that he does not believe this is fair to hie property. Mr. Smith asked whether owners of 677. of the lots constituted one person. Mayor Nee answered that 20% of the property owners presented the petition. Mrs Vernon Larson, 7453 Central Avenue Northeast, was present and stated that he is the owner of part of Lot 14, Parcel 940. Be asked for the amount of the assessment against his property. Mayor Nee informed his of the amount of the assessment. Mr. Larson stated that, in his opinion, the amount of the assessment is more than the property is worth. Be stated that he was not notified when the petition for the improvement was circu- lated. He stated that his neighbor, W, Nygard, was also not notified of the petition. Mayor Nee pointed out that the sWunts of the ass mmints in Gunderson Terrace were approxitlately the same values as the amount of the assessments in Auditoras Sob- Division #129. He also pointed out that Mr. Larson has enough land for three building sites, and the cost of the assessment divided among the three building sites to less than any of the assessments against the property in Gunderson Terrace. Mr. Gerald Smith and Mr. Vernon Larson stated that they both wished to enter formal objections to the assessment ou the grounds that the assessment is wore than the benefit to the property. Mayor idea asked whether any other property owners objected to the assessment. There were no other objections • to the assessment. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. DALBE O 22 NO O AMITYOUS Mayor Nee explained the construction costs of the Improvement in Dalberg Terrace. He asked whether anyone present had any objections to the Assessment. There were no objections to the assessment. Iim"r Nee declared the beating alosed. Mayor Nee explained the cost of the assessmuent and how it vas calculated. Mayor flee asked Vbetbor aayous Lad my questions or objections to the assessment. Tbw* mars no objections to the assessaent. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed.. FAST RrOR ROM SERVJECZ DE2VEs Mayor Nees stated the it of the assessment per front foot and the cost of the sever and water eooaections along the East River Bored Service Drive. Be asked whether anyone present had say objections er, any questions con- . earning the assessment. Uere mire no objections to the assessment. Mayer Not declared the bearing closed. PACE 25 IRMIX MORAY #65 MMICE DRIVE: • Mayor Nee stated the cost of the construction per front foot and the cost of sewer and water connections. Be asked whether there were any questions concerning the assessment or whether anyone present had any objections to the assessomest. There were no objections to the assessmeat. 0 Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. WNMIGTOU STREET AND SiTH.,.A s Mayor Nee stated the assessments on a per front foot cost, and the cost of seater service connections. He asked whether't$ ere were any questions concerning the assessments and whether there were any objections to the assessments. There were no objections to the assessment. Mayor Nee declared the hearing :closed. �CBNT Q AVENUE. SOUTH OA 732D AVEE= NORTH, USTi Mayor Nee announced the per front foot cost of construction and the sanitary sever connection cost of the project. He asked whether there were any questions concerning the assessment or any objections to the assessment. There were no objections to the assessment. !Mayor Nes declared the hearing closed. Mayor Nee announced the unit aseessment cost of the project. Be asked whether there were any questions or objections to the assessment. Mrs. Lindquist, 1326 Northeast Hillcreet Drive, was present at the Council Mating. She stated that at the preliminary hearing for the construction project, the Council agreed that Hillcrest Drive did not receive benefit from this construction and would not be assessed for the improvement. She asked why she was given notice of the hearing. Mayor Nee stated that an examination of the minutes of the preliminary hearing showed that the statewent of Mrs. Lindquist is correct and this property will not be assessed for the cost of the improveuent. Mr. Edwin M. Grabowski, 5980 Gszdena Lane, was present at the Council Meeting, He asked why Hillcrest Drive was not included is the construction project. Mayor Nee informed Mrs Grabowski that Hillerest Drive was not included because the water does not flow from Hillcrest Drive into the area of this improvement, hence, does not contribute to the water flow in the sewer. Mt. Leswis JobdaoU, 6030 Gardena Lane Northeast, was present at the Council Meeting. He asked why he was assessed the cost of the construction uuben the water runs In front of his house and does not drain onto his property. Mayor Nee informed Mr. Johnson that if the water runoff from his property contributes to the runoff in the water drainage district, than he contributes water which must be disposed ofv and the law states that his property benefits by construction of the improvement, hence, the City =nt "sees property owners that contribute water to the drainage district. PACE 26 Mr. Sam Templin, 1251 Gardena Lane Nortbeast, Was .present at the Council • Meeting. He asked why Property along Central Avenue Was not included in the assessment. He stated that be believes this property benefited from the construction of the project. Mayor Nee stated that before the property along Central Avenue could be assessed for this project it would be necessary to show that the Water from Central Avenue drains into the system. Mr. Tsmplin stated that he is surprised that the property along Hi'lle"st Drive was not assessed for this improvement. He stated that at one time a scupper 4 feet wide was placed at the bottom of Hiilcrest Drive to drain the Water running down Hillcrest Drive. Mayor Ned stated that the minutes of the preliminary hearing show that individuals expressed doubt whether the water drained down Woody Lane and into this present drainage system. He stated that it was the opinion of the Councilmen that the eater drained down Hillcrest onto Central Avenue rather than auto Woody Lane, therefore, BLllcrest Drive is not included in this assessment. Mr. Leiria Johnsa► stated that he wished to object to the assessment on the grounds that the assessments against his property are too large became the area of the drainage district is too small and does not include all of the watershed. He stated that he is the owner of Lot 1, Block 1; Lot 2, Block 1; ?rot 3, Block 1; Hots 8 and 9 Block 1; Lot 1, Block 2; Gardena Meloland Gardens. Mir. Edwin Grabowski stated that he wished to object to the assessment on the grounds that the assessments are too high became the area of the drainage district Is too small and stated that he is the owner of Lot 2, Block 2, and Lot % Block 2 in Gardena Meloland Gardens. Mayor Nee asked whether any other Property owners wished to state objections to the assessment. There were no other objections to the assessment. • Mayor Nee declared the hearins closed. 7Itt3 M HIGHWAY #65 8EEVUR D1tM Mayor Nee stated the cost of the assessment per one hundred square feet. He asked whether there Were any objections to the assessment. There Were no objections to the assessment. lWor Use declared the hearing closed. .l4SESS,MIT M • SS & $<I 581 The City Manager road the Notice of the Bearing. Mayor Nee stated that there mess some questions in the past concerning assessments for this improvement along Central Avenue. He stated that a new proposal had been drawn to assess both sides of Central Avenue for the improvement, and the cost of the construction amounts to $7.62 per front foot. Be stated that this assessment is made on the premise that both sides could bat served by the construction. Mayor Nee asked vhether azW of the property owners present at the Council Meeting had any questions concerning the assessment for the project or and► objections to the assessment. Mr. Leonard Cochran, 6537 Central Avenue N.E., Was present at the Council • Meeting. Be stated that he is the owner of Lot 5, Block 1, in Don's Addition and of Outlet I In Don's Addition. He asked the ssennt of his assessaent. Maur Nee informed Mr. Coobroa that the amount of the assessment against his PACE 27 properties is $5,394.00. Mr. Cochran stated that he was told last year that • the assessment was $5,252.00. He stated that the Council had promised to meet privately with the,proporty owners and discuss other methods of assessing the'cost of the project. If;. Cochran stated that he has a storm sewer on the back aide of his property and he sees no reason to be- assessed for c onstruction an the groat of his propertyo He stated that the Council is charging him for v ater which is draining onto Rice Creak Terrace. Mr. Cochran asked what happened to the $1100.00 he. paid in escrow for these special assessments. He saved whether this would cover the cost of the improvement. Mayor Nee suggested that Mr. Cochran discuss the matter with the Finance Director. Mr. Cochran stated that he wished to go on record protesting the assessment for this improvement. Motion by Kirkham. to contimn the hearing for SS $ SW #58 to the regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965. Seconded by Thoapson. Upon a votes vote, there being no nays, the motion carried Unanimously. §M&19G PE81ET - 5649 UNIVERSITY AVMM NORTHEAST' - SCR=K$ U16165): Mr. Schmedske and his Attorney, Peter Barna, were present at the Council Meeting. The City Manager stated that he included the minutes of the Building Board Meating when the Building Board considered the original application of Mr. Scime3deke for construction of ble.property in the agenda. Mayor'ldee asked Mr. Schmedeke what was the actual cost of matruction of the original building. Mt. Schmedske answered that it was to the neighborhood of $13,500.00 to $14,000.00, Mayor Nee asked Mr. 3cbtoedeke why the cost of the construction of this proper tyr vas originally'st$ted at only $4,000.00. • Councilmen Kirkham stated that this is not the first time that building costs were more than the estimated cost of construction. Peter Barna stated that It is obvious from the plans of construction that the building could not.have bass constructed for $4,000. The Mayor stated that pexh aps the contractor gave the anount of the construction in error, but the error to listed on the minutes of the Board of Appeals and the Building Board thou the application for a Building. Permit and a Variance was considered. Motion by Kirkham to grant the request of Mr. Schmadeke for a Building Permit to restore his property at 5649 University Avenue to its original condition. Councilman Thompson stated that he would second this motion for the parpmo of discussion. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BOAiiD OP APZ= USTIM MIIMM, A1JGf1S2' 18, 1965: �- r r .row r ■r■ r rr.� r �..�.rr -rr r Motion by Kirkham to coasts with the'vecomasudatios of the Board of Appeals and great the request for a Variance of the front yard setback zequiraments froo 100 feat to 45 feet to panda construction of as industrial building an pert of Lot 8, Auditor's Sub - Division #3$. Seconded by 7boipson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. 0 0 PAGE 28 BUILDING WARD NMr= MZRMS, AUGUST i8g 19651 The City Manager explained that the Building Board considered this application for a Moving Permit but there was not a quorum on the Building Board at the time. Three members of 'the Building Board said they had no objections -to granting the permit. thtion by Kivkhm to concur with the members of the Building -Board who veto present at the special meeting, grant the request of Gaylord A.Johnsoa far. a permit to nova a house. from Hilltop Village to the vacant lot at 501 Mississippi Street Northeast, and grant a building permit to rebuild the house and attached garage. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. s, ill D. JI WAZ COMPANY, M EM&XHG PEBMIT Mr. J. L. Theisen, 1834 North Fremont Avenue, was present at the Council Meeting. Mayor lies asked Mr. Theisen whether be recieved a copy of the City Planners now concerning the zoning of the property where Mr. Kranz puss to build the Reed Owl Store. Mr. Theisen answered, OWI, Mayor Nee asked whether Mr. Theisen was aware that a question had been raised whether this property was properly zoned. Mr. Theisen answered that to the best of his belief the Property is zoned for the purpose for which the Building Permit was requested. Mayor Rea stated that he asked the Red Owl Corporation whether they planned to construct a local neighborhood store upon the property, and the officials of Sued Owl Stores, Inc. were quite insulted by his question. Mayor Nee stated that this property is zoned C -1 which is for neighborhood shops only and assumes the shops will be stores with a low traffic volume•. He stated that the City Planner found that this property vas improperly zoned for construction of a super market. Mr. Theisen stated that one year previously be was granted a permit for construction of a -store of 12,000 square feet and this application is for construction of a store of 14,500 square feet. Mr. Theisen stated that he does not consider a store of 12,000 square feet in size a local neighborhood store. Mayor Nee stated that he felt that the zoning of the property should be C-2 or C -2S, He stated that the parking ratios for stores constructed in C-2 or C -20 zones are different from those In C-1 zones, He asked Mr. Theisen whether he would be interegted is meeting with the Planaing Commission to present a request for rezoning the property. Iir. Theisen stated that he has waited toes long for the Building Pendt, He stated that the contractor and Red Owl Stores, Inc. were eager to start construction ismediately and did not wish to delay the project my longer. The Mayor stated that Mr. Theisen could either build a smaller store upon the property or request rezoning of the property. Councilman Kirkham asked the City. Attorney ordinance. The City Attorney stated that discloses that apparently Udtiii' uses may be ­ii e _1_a_'permitted depends upon past practice stated that a legal opinion would involve concerning the uses is C -1 and C -2 zones. for clarification of the zoning.,:_ an examination of the City Code permitted in the area but that which concerning the Zoning Ordioame. Be a study of what past practice bas been PAGE 29 Mr. Theisen asked what be could do to obtain a Building Permit. The Mayor . wormed Mr. Theisen that he should take an application lD the Planning Commission for rezoning of the property. Mr. Theisen stated that the Planning commission did not object to construction of a store of the size that he proposed on this property. Mayor Nee stated, further, that there is a gWwtion rhether the County will take some of this property 9w &deceleration lane for Nississippi Street. Mr. Theisen asked what are plans for the service road. Mayon Nee stated that the County is considering plans for a aervice drive sad Aeprovement of Mississippi Street.at the present time He stated that plans are not definite at this time. Mr. Theisen asked when the Planning Commission vtll hold the next meeting. The City Manager answered that the Planning Comissiou meets on Thursday, August 26th but he does not know whether the Planning Commission could place this item on the Agenda for the Thursday Meeting. lotion by Thompson to submit the request of Mr.. Theisen for a Building Permit for construction of a Red Owl Store upon his property at University Avenue and Mississippi Street, to the Planning Commission for a complete,caapre bensive report concerning the zoning of the property in light of the use proposed for the property, the traffic pattern resulting from construction of the store, the access to the property, the building site, the service road and the parking requirements. Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote, ties re being, no nays, the notices carried unanimously. Mr, golvenstot was present at the Council X"ting representing the Erieksoa Borhters. The Erickson Brothers requested a Building Permit to begin Comstrection of a shopping center on the northwest corner of University Avenue and T.H. #100. Mr. nDlvenstot showed the Council plans for construction of the shopping center and explained that the overall size of the structure will be 600 feet by 270 feet. Mr. Holveastot stated that the owner vill, at his own expense, relocate the sewer line and run it down University Avenue around the property and rec=ect it to the 21" line along Highway 100. He stated that the ogner- vill build this sewer line 21" in sine of reinforced concrete. He stated that the owner will rem eater and gas services around the building to provide loop service to the area. Be stated that the owner believes the future employment of the stopping center will be 450 people. He stated that the Architect has discussed these plans with the City Planner and has adapted the plans of the shopping center to the recommendations of the City Planner. He stated that the owner hopes to draw trade to the shopping. Center frms within a 100 site radiuo. Mr. Holveastat,stated, further, that the Owner has received approval of the relocation proposal from Comstock and Davis, Consulting Engineers, for services to the property. Mr. Holvenstot supplied the City with a set of preliminary plans for the construction of this sbapping center and stated that he would supply final construction piano from the Architect incorporating the changes recommended by the City Planner. Mr. Holvenstot stated that he would like to have a Building Permit to start grading the property and constructing iootipgs so the building could be enclosed before winter. Mr. Holvenstot stated that he believes the shopping canter will draw business to Fridley and will not compete with other businesses in Fridley, but will increase business to the stores in the City. PAGB 30 Mayor Nee stated that he believes this shopping center will be a real asset to the City of Fridley. 6u ciluan Thompson stated tbat'he found the dimensions • of the building very striking and believes that it 'ill be a significant addition to the City of Fridley. Councilman 2bampsou stated that he aspects the shopping center will expand :the tax base, increse• employment and improve .the University Avenue area. He stated that he approves the plans with enthusiasm. 11 0 Notion by Kirkham to grant a Building Permit, for construction of a shopping center at University Avenue and T.B. #100, to the trickson Brothers conditioned upon compliance of the design of the shopping dater with City codes and soning lace. Seconded by Thaanpson. Upon a voieeea vote, there being no nays, the motion carried maninously. 8 LUUN SI'SCMAL S t�CK S 5TH MIMOM The City Finance Director explained that Billmea, Inc. extended sewer and water Service to Lot Ile Block 4 in Innsbruck 5th Addition. He stated that . Billman, Inc. did so beosuse they sold a home unloi It. The-Finance Director stated that it is necessary for Billman, Inc. to obtain a motion from the Council ghat special assessments on Lot 11 for construction of sewer and water services in Innsbruck 5th Addition would be reduced by $1,000. He stated that B311msa, Inc. needs a guarantee of the reduced assessment before closing the sale to the contract owner. '3be City Attorney'asked how Biliman, Inc. arrived at a figure of $1,000. The Finance Director answered that this is the figure Biliman, Inc. set upon th* valu=e of construction. The Finance Director stated further, that saver and crater services to this bane were not extended as they would have been had construction► of sewer and water mains proceeded and the connection been made is the usual wanner to the house. Be stated that this allowed the contractor to save money on construction. the City Attorney stated that the Council can't provide a figure of the cost of construction of sewer and water service to this house, and should not get Involved in the contractor's negotiations with the purchaser. The Finance Director stated that the City 8nginaering Department originally estimated the cost of saver and water services to this house in excess of $1,000. The City Attorney asked the Finance Director what is hie recommendation to the City Council. The Finance Director stated that he racot9msnde that the cast Of construction of sewer and water services in Innsbruck sth Addition be assessed on all the other lots excepting Lot It. The City Manager stated that the Council previously indicated they would agree not to "seas this lot for the cost of sewer and water services if the developer provided these services. The City Engineer stated that anneal to on the other lots will be higher because a lift station mast be installed to serve this area. stated that the short lines the contractor provided to serve this house are Smaller and much cheaper than the lines the City needs to provide service to the revsioder of Innsbruck 5th Addition. Motion by Kirkham to spread the cost of construction of sewer and vater services to Innsbruck 5th Additon over the remaining lots in-the Sth Addition and not assess Lot 11, Block 4, Innsbruck 5th Addition for the cost of this construction. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. PACE 31 APPOINT TO HUMAN RELATIONS CaOaTTEE: • Mayor Nee stated that he was not prepared to recommend an appointment to the Human Relations Committee at this meeting. Motion by Kirkham to table to the regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of the appointment to the Human Relations Committee. Seconded by Thomson. Upon a voice vote, there being no stays, the motion carried unanimously. CQd�IC�T 0NNE GRtgWM,D - SERVICS N D TRUNK HIGHWAY #4x71 ..r wirrr.r Motion by Thompson to receive the con+municatian from Ward Gronfield concerning the interest of Clarence and'Eugene Graves in the location of the service road on T.H. #47. Seconded by Kirkh m. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FRipM VQ1WNG AND MMILvELMUmT AUTHORITY RES&MCH NQ FM 196 The City Manager explained to the Council that he does not have a fin cmmd tmupnt from the Minnesota Highway Department for construction of the service roads along T.B. #47. He stated that the Minnesota Highway Department presently plans to provide temporary hard surface roads along T.H. #47 where ?.H. #47 presently rums and where the service road is presently under construction on the west side of T.H, #47. He stated that the Minnesota • Highway Department will construct the final service road after October list to avoid extending the contract and save the extra ccs t. The City Manager stated that there are three intersections where it was thought the service road would be relocated. These intersections are at 57th Avenue Northeast, 61st Avenue Northeast and Mississippi Street Northeast. He stated that there am twelve lots involved at each intersection and 36 amners to deal with in order to provide for the relocation of the service road. He stated that it Is impossible for the City Manager to proceed as rapidly as the Council wishes with the personnel available to him. The City Manager stated that he would need help to conduct negotiations with the property owners, and plan the location of the service road. He stated that it would be necessary to consider the buildings presently in place and that there are many ramifications involved in changing the service road. The City Manager stated that all these considerations are time consuming. He stated that he did not know what assistance the Council can offer the Administration. The City Manager stated that all but one cornier of these intersections is in an area of an Urban Renewal project and that specifically locating the right -of -sway for a new service road will talcs time and research. Mayon Nee stated that he understood the Minnesota Highway Department could leave the service road as it is at the present time. The City Manager stated this is correct except the Minnesota. Highway Department plans to iuv rove the present T. H. #47 which the Depart it plane to use as a service road. The Mayor stated that a relocated service road could be built later. The City Manager stated that the Minnesota Highway Department probably will not delay final construction of the service Toed beyond October let. PAGE 52 Motion by Thompson to receive and file Resolution No. FMA1965 -15. • Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CIVIC CENTER BIDS LUBWD�8/21„65, 8/16 /65) The City Manager stated that negotiations with the contractor have not resulted in sufficient deductions from the base bid to make it feasible for the City to construct the Civic Center under this bid. He stated that it is the recommendation of the Architect that the Council reject all the bids, consider the deletions proposed by the Architect and ask for bids at a later date. Sol Smiley, Architect of the Civic Center, was present and stated that the mount of deductions from the base bid could be summarized approximately as folios The cost of remodeling the existing building is in the neighborhood of $550000 to $57,000. The cost of work upon the site of the Civic Center for grading, landscaping and paving is in the neighborhood of $22,000. The cost of other deductions from the new Civic Center amount to $27,000 for a total cost of deductions of $104,000. • The Architect suggested that the site work could be left out of the coattact and performed later by the Public Works Department or by the Parks and Playgrounds Department. This cost used not be covered by the amount of the bond issue. He suggested also that remodeling of the existing building could be funded from sources other than the bond Issas. The Architect stated, however, that he does not 'know whether a rebid of the Civic Center with these deletions would result in it sufficiently low bid so the City could afford construction. There vas a long discussion of remodeling the existing building, construction of a now boiler and air conditioning for the existing building. The Architect stated that it is expensive to remodel the existing building and bring it up to -the standards of a modern office building. He stated that the existing building has no insulation and that heating and air Conditioning together with Insulation of the building voold cost $30,000.00. as stated that if the existing building were left aq it is witb supplementary heating and remodeled plumbing, the cost of remodeling the heating and plumbing in the existing building would amount to $16,000. Mayor Nee stated that he believes the full Council should consider the problems of obtaining a sufficiently low bid on the Civic Center. He stated that the City should make nev plans for letting bids at a later date and wait for a good time to ask for bids. The Architect pointed out that the contractor is not obligated to hold his bid open for more than 30 days and this allows caste muse week during vhich the Council can accept the bid of the contractor or ask for an extension of time to consider the bid. Mayor flee stated that he • believes the Council ehvuld try to arrange a special meeting and discuss the plans of the Civic Center with the Architect. PAGE 33 Motion by Kirkham that bids for construction of a Civic Center be rejected • and the bidders be notified of sauce. Seconded by lhouapson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. A( NT WITH AHWCAN OIL COMPASYS the City Manager stated that the American Oil Company is still considering an agreement with the City for relocation of the pipeline. Motion by Itu mpson to table to the Regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of an agreement with the American Oil Company for relocation of the American Oil Company pipeline is the City of Fridley. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Thompson stated that upon the advice of the City Attorney that three Cotmilmen' can legally pass this resolution,. he moves for the adoption of Resolution #155 -1965. Seconded by ' Kitk1u m , Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notiod carried unanimously. RESOLUTION CatIFIRKWO AS33833M@N'P ROLL Councilman lhcapaon stated that he would suggest the Council table adoption 6f this resolution to the Regular Council meeting to give the Finance Director • time to verify the accounting and appraise the objections to the Assessment Rill. Nation by Thompson to table to the Regular C MOCil Meeting of September 7, 1965 consideration of the Resolution confirming Assessment Roll- SS&SV#67. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the rmoticu carried unanimously. gggfgl,_,COiBigIBMING A motion by Thompson to table to the Regular Council Meeting of September 7; 1965 consideration of the Resolution Conf1=1Ag Assessment 8011- 88�58. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. mb0t8 L&M BBACH 3BffiW CGtTBT: the City Manager stated that he received a request from the Parks and Playgrounds Sub- committee for construction of a tennis court oA Wooree Lake Beach. The construction is estimated at a eost of $2,000. He stated that this amount is included is the budget of the Pasts and Playgrounds Sub- comeittee. The Council took no action upon this matter. RBSOi.DTi UTUDW � 3 FM 33„000.000 GALLW BVOIR N -75 C: Mr. DuWayne 018=0 Mob or of the Consulting Engineering firm of Constoct and Davis, was present at the 4"Incil Meeting. He stated that the comealtins Bagiaeera propose eoastru�ctiea of this reservoir by me of two alternate PUZ 34 methods. One alternate is conventional concrete construction, the other • pre - stressed concrete construction. He stated that the purpose of presenting these two alternates is to obtain competitive bids for construction of the reservoir. Mr. Olson stated that the size of the reservoir would be 142 feet In diameter with 26 foot ' depth of Water and a 27 foot overall depth,. Mr,- Olson stated that plans locate the reservoir im wdiately north of the, Fridley water tower. Rio stated that the construction contract would be let In two different bids, one bid for the construction of the reservoir with the piping necessary to wake connections to piping running to the filtration plant and the other bid for the connecting piping to and within the filtration plant. Mayor Nee asked whether this is a good tune to let bids for construction of the reservoir. Mr. Olson stated that he believes this is a good time to let bids and that the Consulting Eaginews wish to award the Contract by September 20th in order to give the contractor time to excavate and build -footings before the ground freeues. Mr. Olson stated that if the,reservoir is built of conventional concrete construction, construction can continue during the winter and the reservoir could be in we the following summer. He stated that if the construction is of pre - stressed concrete, construction could not be completed in time to use the reservoir during the following summer. Mr. Olson stated that the reservoir will , extend 21 feet to 22 feet above ground._ Mayor Nee asked whethei it is possible to build the reservoir entirely under- ground. Mr. Olson stated that it is necessary to obtain gravity flour from • the reservoir into the turbine pumps located in. the filtration plant in order to comply with requirements of the State bosrd of Health. Be stated that plans are to use vertical turbine pumps which will be Installed in the north end of the filtration plant to pump the .water from the reservoir Into the water system.. Be stated that these pumps cannot 'operate under suction but must be mounted in pots filled by gravity flour to satisfy requirements of the State Board of Health. Be stated that the State Board Of Neslth requires that vacuum breakers be installed is the gravity line to guarantee that stater flow to the pots will not be under negative pressure. The City Manager asked whether it would be possible to place earth around and to the edge of the reservoir, and sod the ground. The City Engines stated that this will involve more expense. Councilman 8irkbou stated that It was his understanding that the reservoir we�nl& be built nndsrgromd. Mr. Olson stated that the plaa'always was to builds, ground level reservoir. W. Olson stated further that if the reservoir is built of pre- stressed concrete the reservoir will have a daces cover, vbereas, if it is built ei convectional concrete 'contraction the reservoir will have a flat raver. Mr. Olson stated that than will be two ventilators, two access doors mad an overflow pipe on top of the reservoir.. Mayor Hon asked what the reservoir will provide to the water system of the City of Fridley. Mr: Olson answered that the reservoir will provide do equivalent of four mare wells for use when water eonsuiWtioa reaches a pests. He stated that during periods of low consumption, water will be fed • from the Intermediate pressure'system into the reservoir. Mr. Olson explained the workings of the proposed grater system with a reservoir to the Council. Mayor Nee asked where else the reservoir could be located. Mr. Olson answered, "Nowhere else." Mr.-Olson stated that he discussed the • location of the reservoir with the School District. He stated that construction of the reservoir is limited by the location of the ball diamond, the property line and.the existing City yells. Mayor.Nee asked what is the cost of construction of the reservoir. Mac. Olson answered that the cost of construction to estimated at $180,000.00. Mayor Nee stated that he would prefer to have full membership of the Council before considering construction of the reservoir. W. Olson stated that the reservoir could be built upon a larger property with a lower sillhouette above the ground, but this will Increase the cost of construction. Mr. Olson pointed out that the reservoir will not be visible from the south side of the filtration plant although it dill be visible from the other sides of the reservoir. The City Engineer stated that the City will no" mare eater in 1966 than it has used in 1965.' Nation by Kirkham to table to the Regular Council M00ting of September.?, 1965 consideration of the resolution authorising bids,for a 3,000,000 gallon reservoir 1roject W -95 C3. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nay$, the motion carried unantow6 ly. AMM COITMOL aFFZaIZ& - BABIES sWTS: The City Manager announced that Dr. 8r will be present at the fire station 8atus4ay, August 28, 2 to 5 P. M. to provide rabies shots to animals belo Sing to residents of the City of Fridley, and that the animal control officer of the City of Fridley will be. present at the same tiros to fssue dog licenses to residents of the City of Fridley. %MNADO DERRI8 CLEARANCES, Zke City-Manager announced that the City will make one more collection of debris accumulated from clean up of the tornado.. Be stated that this debris will be collected from the public easements on the boulevards and property owners are not to place this debris in the street. He stated that collection of the debris will begin on September lot and will perhaps take 2 or 3 days. The City Manager stated further that the City has 2 or 3 homes to demolish before demolition of tornado damaged structures will be completed. Be stated that after the debris collection the City will burn the debris and contract to clean and clear the dump. 8e stated that after September let there will so longer be a public dump in the City of Fridley and the last burning site will be closed. He stated that the damp will be feared, signs will be posted along the fence notifying people that the dump is closed, and informing them that they will be arrested ifthey dump debris on this property after September lot. ADJ NT: There being no further business, Mayor Nee declared the Special Council • Meeting of August 23, 1965 adjourned at 11 :46 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Y1+ � Raymond E. Bade Secretary to the Council 36 August 26, 1965• MEMO TO: City Manager FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Sanitary Sew 0j Lateral Assessment - Project No. 58 One of the principal objectors to the adoption of the assessment roll for Project No. 58 appears to be the owner of Lot 5, Block 1, Don's Addition, Mr. Cochran. This seemed to be the case at the hearing held in 1964 and the hearing held. in 1965. One of Mr. Cochran's chief objections is the fact that he feels he has been assessed for sanitary sewer service on Lot 5, Block 1, Don's Addition. This matter was checked out thoroughly in 1964 and a report was given to the Council by memo dated. September 14, 1964. The City records,d.o not substantiate Mr. Cochran's claim. The property in question was formerly known as Lot 15, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88. (See map number one.) The property has since been platted into Don's Addition and part of it has been replatted again into Don's Third. Addition. In 1955 sewer and water laterals were installed. on Pierce Street. The assessment for these laterals was some time before the plat of Don's Addition was recorded. At the time the original assessment was adopted the property was known as Lot 15, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88. At that time the property was charged for 8 building sites at $371.63.per building site and.$1.47 per foot for 765 feet of frontage for a total of $4,097.59 for sewer and water lateral service. In 1960 one additional building site was charged.. This lateral assessment was made on the basis of the then current lateral assessment. This charge was placed on the property before the plat of pon's Addition came into being. The charge was levied because there were now 9 building sites on Pierce Street. Originally the property had been charged for 8 building sites. It should be. noted that at the time the original assessment was put on the property the assessment was levied on the basis of building sites primarily rather than front footage. The charge of $1,098.33 was composed of a $566.79 charge for water and $531.54 for sewer lateral. It is this assessment that Mr. Cochran keeps bringing up as the assessment he contends was for sewer lateral on Lot 5, ' Block 1, Don's Addition. (See second map for current platting.) r Perhaps Mr. Cochran was not adequately informed at the time the assessment was levied and was not aware that it was a sewer and water lateral assessment on Pierce Street and. not a sewer assessment on Central Avenue. In any event I feel the prime concern at this time is to get some sort-of an assessment roll . adopted, even if it involves allowing Mr. Cochran some sort of a credit for the amount he had been assessed on the property,.,inasmuch as this'project has been going now for three years. •,. e i 0 ti. c t fl � ,:' :.'c�r� of .,:.;:�� o. , ..• �• y. t ::.: • r • I' r 1 CC t • r SEC. /J } i G H Wi)1--.—N Q--C- .sl, PPI OT-RE'Elf ......... '�"�' • ""p.t�rae""�' .� .�.......� elm lFj ` M i ;sue: ��� � N � � `n � �%�= w .�i � ! � s � � !! 1f si r • s �: 1,1,1 fl� tow Iwe1 � (•� 1 Nr.w'.' l•1.. ! ' iA: 1 Z% (�• ` J t l.! 1 � •� •» ...` 1� inrr:��••w c �) i �! l� •SI f ..r.....,....•... M ..sue .l_ ... - • .� � 1 Ili is . 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N�Ii R.. s s i+ • OFFICM ILICATION CITY OF FRIDLEY (EMBIT A) NICE OF LNG ON IMPROVEMENTS STO10.1 BE= PROJECT #77 WHEP", The City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements hereinafter described be made: NOTE THEEEP E, NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT on the 7th day of Sante9nb2r 1965, at 8 :00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will met at the City Hall in said City, and will at said tune, and place, hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTION ITEM Storm sewer and appurtenances in and serving the area bounded ass • Commencing at the intersection of Mississippi Street and Monroe Street, N.E.; thence: North on Monroe Street to the North Section line of Section 14, Tmrnship 30, Range 24; thence West along the North Section line of said Section 14 to its intersection with Rice Creek; thence Southerly and Westerly along the creek bed of Rice Creek to its intersection with the Northerly property line of Lot 12, Block 1, Rice Creek Terrace, Plat 3; thence Easterly along the Northerly property line of said Lot 12 to Rice Creek Terrace; thence Southerly along nice Creek Terrace to 6th St, N.E.; thence thence South on 6th St., N.E. to 67th Ave., N.E.; thence East on 67th Ave., N.E. to 7th St., 11.E.; thence South on 7th St., N.E. to Mississippi Street; thence East on Mississippi Street to Monroe St., N.E., the place of beginning. u pursuant. to M.S.A. Sections 429.011 to 429.111,. The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement is the property contained within the area above described. DAM THIS 2VD DAY OF AUGUST, 1965, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIM CITY OF FRIDLEY. 4TTr.ST s MAYOR m William J. Nee FT-'1U =E DIRX. OR - Marvin C. Bruu sell Publish° 39 CONSTRUCTION CO. A i & k Mrn % V A BOULEVARD rec 103 U L City of Fridley Unive3sity Avenue F rridley, Minnesota August 18th, 1965 Re: Storm Sewer #77 6854 7th Street N. E. Gentlemen: • t•le would like to go on record as being very strongly opposed to any improvement that will increase the taxes on the properties in this area. Because of my recent illness, I am unable to appear in person to oppose this action at the September 7th hearing. I would definitely-. appear if it were for this. Yours very trulyq • P J. C AR CONST. CO. Paul Schwartz tz PJS:F-ME M INN EAPOLIS 16, MINNESOTA City of Fridley Unive3sity Avenue F rridley, Minnesota August 18th, 1965 Re: Storm Sewer #77 6854 7th Street N. E. Gentlemen: • t•le would like to go on record as being very strongly opposed to any improvement that will increase the taxes on the properties in this area. Because of my recent illness, I am unable to appear in person to oppose this action at the September 7th hearing. I would definitely-. appear if it were for this. Yours very trulyq • P J. C AR CONST. CO. Paul Schwartz tz PJS:F-ME CITY OF MDILY A,NOKA Ciril:M# ML!"TESMA 41 c .ma a a ret 'i �,`trw2 'Liat the you lc:tl. of 4A'saa C�.ty rat Fr �dl.ey ill sra tat the �n &).;:W C l.ty or the 7t, of 51 pte, -; dr . 1%'-5, &t. 8)-00 ?,A - -- tx, hsar amd ivA "upVA". all. abjectionag S,f any, to the proposed In respesct too the to-wits Mt proposo! &seasoment roll for fteh of improve-ments Lu improve-men' now an file aM vj to Public xnsi Action b;p 'Al ; erocsi� intaarested,, 'in the office of the Clerk or filid Clty,; Y a::' .x haarir.�,� thes Coatncil. �,r ll c€ nalder written or oivl Jeetlomn 4A the prc,poge,i a a.4vosmwta for eerts of said impro-vsr ents.- 'Me (.vv arn I natum of . aprovemeszt s and each o f then t s tak'.aaa construction of v: au o to aMupezX wwl st:orn waver mains and connec tizw, linees 1ji +, has lands and st"e 7.!j dtr n 1 t;A tint? Ua r amwr as follows r A,, S aitaty Sewer anJ Service %1 o-, ti nns 1,x -atad in *,I:e following street axvat serving all of it,e ax*A described us s 1 -) 'Univexa i, ty Avenue - bath Avenue to, i li as Creek • £? Iitom aseiwer and appurtenances in aarcd a�r"nAtg the Pollouing lsuede Cim mono.-Ing at the Intersection, of 6401 ?�, v n av `', J�,, and T.11 #4 (Univemity Avenue i,SW) thence easa� e l amg .;th Ave us NQZ,: to 5,tls St et Pig • , ; the=a north along 5,ta 3tc-e., =alt N ., j::, to Mast isippi Streetv theme east w Mississippi Strews U., 7tli Street, thrmce nt h an 7th Suet to 57th Avenue NE, r, tbenoa west on 67th Avwm, a !! ©E u 'to 4th S-Lmet N,E ,� � therxm n<r th an 441 Street, 14"'o o C Terrace, thenc nort -ho ly c? 1�a��i+r:rly an idoe Creek Terrace to Street t45S,3, 'hence as vtb cm ::f id) rytreat N:,Ea and P-nd Stzeet xd,N smtendAd so utherl;„r t- Uta:Uly ;k thence oasterly an Satellite lane to Tji:, 047 ('Uaiv rs5 y, Avenue) to the ply of beClmxsi rag.: The area pm,"ed to 'be assessed for "id improvements -d aach of them is a34. thet !wW bmwfited by mid UVrovemoants or, each of then and abutting M or lying aklavent to the above names Suet or =w., Saki iaprovemmts WLi bar assessed a plawt than properti os within the above no d areas in ubol e or in part F.ropor'tim ateljr to each of the lands there crmUlned atceordiang to tha benefits xveeivedo The total cost of the improvement, is estimated at $5r.,(Y)O,.O0 I)A °ECi Tit °Lr►d DAY OF 4UCUSTs 1965 BY ORD� R OF IV` CITY COTRIClt OF THE tUTT OF If RI D L: L • Publishi The Record Fridley ii;diti.on Ault 1965 Av �L 1 5 edat 9 5 57TT W ,1970 WMA of, W! , oil ;WM" jWjj& 4 , f5--n , ASsIss, j7 �j� Nt �T LIT Milk WPUR Wa-1 0Y given Ono n "�M tnbnol 1 t 12 1 01 a� Vol& city on Vt Y41-1j, 6,iy C�� try . CM 1 K., n =jT*WY not, to. 0; tell M anch In now cc file tl-3�i Yy all pervens wala,Mnc, the PMUS Of the ,vul n't to pe� V of z.io-i 1 will ntmoider WMAP !3,;' 01,13,11 c*,Iections to the P Mponpd Baid suprovVPnote. Thn rai-Al ,e of the arm Miab of WOM 50 the CC= atrucTion of saphalt, Azests and arwcxvU* tnll EN.Ver In the lands Unad -nt,m-,et,o ao t,j'i ;??Ii s!ay or Avenue lbvaom d.,Pznt. i ,var (2) 2! West WOM 51% Avanap W 53th Wanay. 75U'l Avm-itf fmxll 73acaa Dri:v-c to k, .1 ,-j o and iU (East4fen"".1, N—rt�,Cm.) r?ri-y is Wn plares street W Wannal, HWY We South Mow lWasett surfaving to CK 60 sat (7) 52nd frenur from Taylor' to Raskyad tracks, Ths axes propaced to bm asozened Ar smh', et,61'. of them is all that 0211 UnCtUnd net! lying witbin the gamays! trss nP Vjn ps,ox1jes xMin IM, Q whole or -u� to each of the lands thotain conklood =Wing to tho MaMt r"UNIN. 1965, AT MUR OF ti; A OUT 01- :-Iip ATTEM The Record V W] S8 IT R.SCLVBD by the Coua+eil of the City of fyridleV as follow,: Section 1, That the Council of the City of PSridley in the moath of ee9ptemobear 9 1965 will receives fuse, the City dyer a proposed ba6pW- of the City of FtiridleV for the yew of 1966, which proposed bnfget whoa ecaaained evidences the nece"ity of an additional tax lovy In ea oman of the City OMWtea: lirei tati can O Section 2. That the pugPos+e far which auCh additional tax levy ie required include additional suwo far the general fund* addition" avneea for €iremen °s relief-., additiaml sums fcec a debt BOVV ce On Packs, additional sums for contribution to public suployeee rotireaNat feed and additional ,sum for a debt eezvice involved with im@ro resent bows. Section 3. That a public hearing be hold befOCO the City Couna i1 at the City Hall at SOO o "clock P.M. on septedb w 7. 1965 to consi+dw • this matt w of the City on August 113 and 25 and Septed3,w 10 1%5 to give notice of such pdblic hewing. :,: ► its ► •'. �, ►, �[.:' Mw' +t C1,• r 1►: TM 16M MY CV ASTm 1965. Nuliam J. lee, mxm AMST: Marvin Ce Srvnsells CITY CLRM Publish: August 1S & 25, 1965 • Septeeaber i, 1965 • 0 ORDINANCE # AN ORDINANCE REGULATNG THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, ALTERATION, LOCATION OR MAINTENANCE OF SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS WITHIN THE CITY OF'FRIDLEY, PROVIDING FOR THE POSTING OF BONDS: THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND FEES THEREFOR' THE REVOCATION OF PERMITS: INSPECTION AND FEES THEREFOR: PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF: AND FOR REPEALING CITY CODE SECTION 45.06 SUBD. 8 AND ENACTING CHAPTER 56. The City Council 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 REGULATIONS 56.01 This ordinance shall hereafter be known and cited as the "Sign Regulations". 56.02 DEFINITIONS, As used in this ordinance unless the context otherwise indicates; 1 (1) SIGN. The Term "Sign" shall mean a name, identification, des- cription, display, illustration, structure or device which is affixed to, or painted, or represented directly or indirectly upon a.building or other outdoor surface or piece of land, and which directs attention to an object, product, place, activity, person, institution, organization or business. (2) SIGN, AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. The Term "Automobile Service Sign" 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, parking areas,.repair garages,.service stations, drive -in theatres, and amusements parks. (3) SIGN, BILLBOARD. The term "Billboard" means any sign erected, constructed, or maintained for the purpose of outdoor advertising, whether such sign is independently supported or placed upon the ground, roof or wall of any building, and the advertisement thereon does not relate to commodities � a 1C r� L '• 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 whichodirects 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. (6) SIGN, IDENTIFICATION. The term "Identification Sign" shall 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. (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 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 and an annual charge of $5.00 for an inspection of such sign. (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 46�k • 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 for in Section'1�6.06.and may be waived for religious, civic, school and 1 public interests by a majority vote of the City Council. 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. M (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 structure is to be erected. (8) Any electrical permit required for any sign. (9) AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY: (a) Which would authorize and direct the City of • • • Ordinance - Signs, Billboards r. 47 N Page 4 i .r 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 thef�ame 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. (10) Such other information as the Building Inspector may require. 1 Section 56.05 LICENSES AND BONDS. No person, firm, or 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 is to do so by the City Council. Such license may be granted by the City r 2. 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, f construct, erect, alter, revise, reconstruct, or move any outdoor sign is i` 48 • Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 5 or sign structure within the City of,'�ridley without first obtainI*S a jw- v 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. a (3) A business sign not exceeding 10 feet in area, which sign is placed on non - public property. V (4) A, ?temporary political sign in regard to a candidate or k an election..' (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 responsible owner and shall be removed within, 15 days after the date to which the temporary sign has relevance. All permits and the annual fees therefor shall expire April 30th of each year and must be renewed prior to that date. 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 E' regulations; (1) No sign shall be installed, which by reason of position, shape or color would conflict with the proper functioning or interpretation 3 of any traffic sign or signal.`: (2) There shall be no flashing signs in the front setback ' within 150 feet of a street intersection. i t:• ti Y: f, K]J • e ft is Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 6 1 Lighted revolving signs shall be-permitted within this area but the bottom of the sign surface shall be a minimum of fourteen feet A above the stra; t grade at that point. (3) Except for grand openings and holidays, banners and streamers may not be used. (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 windows. Sign letters, symbols may be i 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 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 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 than 6 square feet, there shall be no temporary signs in any required i setback area. There shall be no more than three such signs on any parcel and the.total sign area shall not exceed 18 square feet. t t 50 Ordinance - Sims, Billboards Page 7. (9)..All temporary signs shall comply immediately with these f!. performance standards upon the date this Chapter goes into effect. (10) No signs shall overhang the public right -of -way. (11)• Directional signs not located on the premises of use in i� question may not be located in any district except by special permit. k (12) The illumination of any sign located within 500 feet of any residential district lot line shall be diffused or indirect, non- flashing, and de'signed'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 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 , the areas around them kept free from debris, bushes, high weeds, and f` from anything else which would be an eyesore or nuisance. The surface' i of all signs must be repainted at least once every two (2) years or whenever necessary as determined by inspection to prevent the sign surface from becoming unkempt in appearance.When any sign is removed, i the building inspector shall be notified and the entire surrounding, area shall be cleared of all debris and unsightly projections and f protrusions. (15) In multiple unit dwellings one identification or business sign not exceeding 12,square feet shall be permitted for f �0 • • 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 a by the City. Section 56.08 SIGN REQUIREMENT BY LAND USE. If they conform 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) R -1, R -2 and R -3 DISTRICTS. a. Type - Identification and Business Signs only. b. 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) C -1 and C--1S, DISTRICTS. a. Type - Identification, Business and Automobile .Service Signs. b. Number One per principal entrance or per building. 0 r-- -I LJ L� 52 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. 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, C -2S and P DISTRICTS.• 1. a. Type - Identification, Business, Automobile Service and Illuminated Signs permitted. is b. Number - Business Signs: One on building or one i f; pylon or pedestal sign per each rental or separate business unit with frontage on thoroughfare. One additional permitted for open 100 feet f� of frontage. f c. Size - No sign shall exceed 40 square feet. C 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. f. Illumination - Illuminated and flashing signs permitted except those which are hazardous to vehicular traffic or create a t i nuisance to occupants of residences in the area. i 53 • Ordinance - Signs, Billboards Page 10 (4) 'M -1 and M -2 DISTRICTS. . a. Types - All types permitted. "p. 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 chapter maybe waived wherer 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. 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 45.06 and any other portions of the Fridley City Code inconsistent with this chapter are hereby repealed. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ,.1965. William J. Nee, Mayor Attest; Marvin Brunsell City Clerk Hearing: First Reading: • Second Reading: Published.....: 54 k i LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA • August 0 1 6 � 3 95 Mr. Earl P. Wagner City Manager City of Fridle 6431 Universit ." Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota, 55421. Dear Mr. Wagner; The League of Women Voters of Fridley has studied the need for regulating of advertizing sign and billboards, as a result the League voted to strenghten the sign and billboard ordinance. The League of Women Voters feels that if section 45.06 sub- division 8 is repealed the city will be weakening the ordi- nance.fbr;R= l,.districts. Therefore we would like the city council to review the new Chapter of the City Gode of Fridley to see how necessary it is to the community to have such a section. • Thank you very much for your cooperation. Very truly yours, 1,L-s. Robert Anderson, President 6735 Channel Road Northeast Fridley, Hinnesota, 55432 Q d(: Mrs. R. Lee Jackson Local Continuing Responsibilities Chairman 5898 Haekmann Avenue, Northeast Fridley, Minnesota, 55421 Affiliated with the -- League of W02a Voters of th. U.S. G • I• 55 ORDINANCE # AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, BY MAKING A CHANGE IN THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, CHAPTER 46 OF THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, REGARDING ROOF LIVE LOADS, The City1.Council of the City'of Fridley do ordain as follows :, �, SECTION 1: Chapter 46 of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. Chapter 46.032 shall be added to said Chapter 46, as follows: `..� Section 2305 of the Uniform Building Code shall be revised and j amended by deleting Table No. 23 -B -Roof Live Load, and the following shall be substituted therefor: The roof live load in pounds per square foot on the horizontal projection'of pitched roofs may be reduced one pound for each j degree by which the slope angle exceeds ten (10) degrees, to a minimum of ten (10) pounds. This reduction will not be allowed ' on roofs of buildings less than three (3) feet from the adjoin- ing property line or building and when a pocket is formed with any wall or other roof. Roof loads shall be applied to such area of roof as will develop maximum stresses in all members. Flat roof live load shall be 40 pounds per square foot; Wherever "Table 23 -B" occurs in Section 2305, it shall be deleted, and the phrase, "this section" shall be inserted therefor, and the paragraph reading "Greenhouses... of not less than 10 pounds" shall be deleted entire -. ly from Section 2305 of the Uniform Building Code. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL CF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 16th day of August, 1965. t William J. Nee, Mayon ATTEST: i Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk First Reading: August 16, 1965. Second Reading; Publish: ii AN ORDUMM &07!)XW Cw t 45 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE C AM OF FRIWUEZ A14D =` 1 "G TO THE CLASSIF- Y �, ICATIO�Y OF ADDITIt}'�.��F, ZOitT7C%G DISTRICTS The City Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follow: Sec Lion 1. Sec tion 45.04 of the City Code of Fridley shall be amended to - nclude additionally to the kinds of Districts mentiouedefihe folIcnii g: C8, -1 Districts Section 2. That Chapter 45 of the City Cade of the City of Fridley be amended by adding thereto the Section hereinafter indicated: Section 45.101. C8 -1 District. Uses Permitted. Offices and office buildings for medical dental, optical clinics and apothecary shops, harmless and in*ffensive laboratories accessary to permitted uses in the same building. PASSED AND.-ADOPTED BY THE CM COiTirIL C9 THE C3= OF MBLEY THIS DAY OF 1965. ATTEST . Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clark Public Hearin, :„ A �a++at- �2,.,,m5- First Leading: Second Readies,: Publish.......: William J. Nee - Mayor Sf • _ Cry ORDINANCE # AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY do ordain as follows: Section f FOR THE VACATION OF A STREET, described as follows :' 'All that part of the streets that lie in the plat of Johnson's River . Lane Addition that lie in the following described tract: Commencing on the North line of Lot 13, Auditor's Subd. No. 23 Revised that is 63.97 feet West of the Northeast (NE) corner of said Lot 13; thence in a northerly direction in a straight line towards. ~; the Southwest corner of Lot 4, Block 1, Johnson's River Lane Addition to a point that is.'on the northerly line of Lot 6, Block 2, Johnson's River Lane Addition extended West; thence East along said northerly line of Lot 6, Block 2, extended West to the Northwest corner of said Lot 6, Block 2; thence South along the West line of said Lot 6, Block 2i to the Southwest corner of said Lot 6, Block 20 Johnson's River Lane. Addition; thence West along the westerly extension'of the South line of Lot 6, Block 2, Johnson's River Lane Addition to the East line of j Lot 13, Auditor's Subd. No. 23 Revised; thence northerly along the j West line of said Lot 13 to the Northeast corner of said Lot 13; thence West along the North line of said Lot'13, Auditor a Subd. No. -23 Revised to the point of beginning thence terminating, all located.in'••;�' the Southeast Quarter (SE %) of §15,.T -30, R- 24,,City of Fridley +.} County of Anoka, State'of Minnesota. and the Salt 12 feet of Lots 13 and "14, Auditor's Subd. No.`23 t• Revised, Anoka County, Minnesota. F • f be, and is hereby vacated. t ` Section 2. THAT SAID VACATION has been made after N otice of Public Hearing in conformance of Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY this 23rd day of August, 1965. ATTEST: 4 Mayor I. I Clerk Public Hearing: August 23, 1965 First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: f �s �i M E M O TO: City Manager FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Final Assessment Roll - Sewer, -Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 67 The two areas for which'objections were raised to the adoption of the final assessment roll for Project No. 67, were the water and sewer lateral lines on Fireside Drive and Hayes Street, and the storm sewer assessment in the Moore Lake Hills .area. The water and sewer lateral charge,of $12\1.71 per foot for the Fireside Drive and Hayes Street area is actually a little less than the average assessment for all the lateral assessments adopted in 1964. The rate per foot, therefore, does not seem to be out of line. The two property owners who were objecting, contend their property is not worth the amount of the improvement. They are on the same street, however, as the one that the developer is putting up new homes on and selling. Therefore, it would seem the property would be saleable, in fact, one of the objectors is in the process of splitting his property for resale. Under these circumstances, I do not know what the basis for an objection would be. With reference to the adoption of the assessment roll for the Moore Lake Hills area, one of the chief objectors apparently is Mr. Sam Templin. Mr. Templin is one of the two or three builders who are developing this particular area and,therefore,was instrumental in causing.a storm sewer in the area to be necessary. Under these circumstances it would not seem that his case would be too strong. I suppose he would prefer to have the assessment extended over a. w larger area so that the rate on his property would.be reduced,:'however. �1 U L�] 0 EXTRACT OF ►fINUTES OF 14EETIIIG OF ZIE' CITY COUNCIL OF A SISCIAL I•SEETI21G HELD AUGUST 238 19650 AT 8 :00 P. 11. AT TIM, CITY I=L' CITY OF FRIDLEY$, MI T SOTA .Pursuant to due call and notice thereof$, a special meeting of the City Council of the City of Fridley., Minnesota, was duly hold at the City Hall in said City on Mondayq the 23rd day of August,, 1965s at WO o'clock P.M. The following members were present: and the following were absent: The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Sanitary Sewer$, Watery and Storm Sewer Project Nos 67 had been filed in his Office on the tad day of August 1965 and that notice of a hearing on said assessment to be hold at the special meeting of the Council on the 23rd day of August$, 19659 had been given in the form and manner as provided by lav, The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the official newspaperq which affidavit was emmined and foiwd satisfactory and ordered placed on file. The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for consideration of objections to the assessment heretofore filed with the City Clerk for SANITARY SEWER/ DATER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT NO. 67 The Clerk reported that written objections had been filed by the following persons affecting the following described Lots# pieces or parcels of lands to- +grits ou C� is Resolution Confirming Assessment for Sewer, Water, & Storm Sever Project Noo 670 Page 2 The following persons were then heard and presented their objections to said assessment: After due 0onsideration of all said objections, Councilman introduced the following resolution and moved its adoptions RESOLUTION __..__,.,1963 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND 3TORK SEWER N0,67 BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Council of the City of Fridley, litnnesota, as follows: to The City Clerk has with the assistance of the Engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the Sanitary Sewers Watersand Storm Sewer Project No. 67 In said City against every assessable lot,, piece of parcel of land In accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of ]and to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the m meo 20 Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Cowrail would meet in regular session at this time and place to pgss on the proposed assessment* 3o Said proposed assessment has at all times since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof' and no objections have been filed; except 40 The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follows, Resolution Confirming Assessment for Seger, Water & Storm Sewer Improvement No. 67 Page 30 5, This Council finds that each of the Iota„ pieces or parcels of laud enosarated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified war • and in specia3 4 benefited by the SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND STURM SL6ER I2eR0VE1ZNT PROJECri NO, 67 In the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the corrective roll. in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece or parcel of lands and that said amount so set out is he"bv levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land therein described. 6, Sueh proposed assessment as altered, modified and corrected is affimdo adopted and confirmed, and the soma feci and =20A in said" proposed assessment as laterad, modified and oorrected, with the changee and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adoptev$ and confirmed as the proper special assessment for " egch of said lots, pieces or peftel.s of land respectively, 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted and confirmed shall be certified to bv the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND ST, ,M SEt.IER D1PRGVERMT PROJECT NO, 67 84 The amounts assessed against each lot, pleae or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of six per sent (%) per "annum, 9a Such assessment she'l.1 be payable in one or twenty annual instal :1r;ots payable on the first day of Jamzry in each year, beginning in the year 1966,, and continuing until an of said lnstaLbmts aball, have been. paid, each installment to be ool.l.ecgted wi.tkt taxes collectable during said year by the County Auditors 10, The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka CotmtV a certified statemnt of the amount of all such unpaid assessments and the amount rich will be due thereon on the lot daft of January in each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Counailaan . _ , and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereoft and the following voted against the sames WHFMUPON SAID RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 23rd DAY OF AUGUST 19659 BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLM, MAYOR William J. No* CITY NINAGER - Earl P. Wagner Attests • 0 • XXTRACT OF MINUTES OF NWING OF TUVI Cirl COUINCIL OF A SPECIAL MUTING 62 HELD AUGUST 23, 1965' AT 8s00 OaCT OCK ?.M. v AT THE CITY HALL, CITY t. OF FlyIDLEYq Mh NZS0TA. Pursuant to Clue call and notice thereof® a special meeting of the CAy Council of the City of Fridlay, Minnesota,, was duly hold at the City Hall in said City on Monday,, the 23rd day of August, 1965, at Stoo osclrock P.M. The following members were presents and the following were absents The clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Storm Sewrr$ Water and Sanitary Sewer Project No. 58 h9.d been filed ii, hips off3 ^.e on the 2nd day of August, 1965, and that notice of a hearing on sail assessment to be held at the ",'Aal meeting of the Council on the 23rd day of August,, 19651 had been given In this Form and manner asp provided by law. The Clark presented an affidavit showing publiraticn of suen notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was exw:0r: &1 and round satisfactory and ordered placed on fileo The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for csnilieration of objections to the assessment heretofore filed with the tity Clerk for STORM SaJER,, WATER AN,) SA141TA L S94M 114PROVEMEN7 PRQ;iLCT N0, 58, The Clerk reported that written objections had I-,-.an filed by the following persons ai'fecting the following described lots,, pieces or parcels of land, t --wits NAME OF OBJMTUR DE "C Oi3 FCTIO —N E • • NbJ44, 11"N.4. lu"T ra rciaol Aim- -jr me ,- 61 1 It 'Arjcv- tA.' J!�,n s LOY NIC) -M O 2R m 'I q Wfal As FV WAT&Rj A-W t, E ", , H,�S),)IAVD YI-v *'.16 -C., I;,W,6,,-y of FttdltV� Minneecta,, 6I Cler!, h&az! ,,dth .he on Kneen, haret0fory zaleatel by tt,hiz i�*<ouicil fur .-sl�ulktad 4o proper -Amamni,a tv., be- ipe�!Aslly -ITTA - �I i ` WXW PROTT NO. 5& VORM �3'54SN$ WAT011, MM WU -RI , iW M 1kqI Ri im sald City sg*inst it 'lon, p1ezo or puical of Issad li.- vith the and hAt prGparee, -Ytd filed with -tba City Olor�k tl-,tiulf*tcz T�--t-ement# in laplAvokta AoWiyq,, the propier deaix dip iojw< �,-t ek t--, lots 11(ace ijr Parcel 0? la-M to be die Pmunt ti:10culated !IgFudn".alt tt:,he zwnei-, tat"n du!.� lsy 'Lew that ti ta voulle, Meet. In -ut -0J.6 tims and kv -pa6e O.rl thP E E Fzq c" No. 58 5, 11,hiz Ott, par ,Dj S arvi in 6a.-id, zl;� altered mx] modified *uaa my?, Jix 3peo1.all r berierfj;s;d 'by th.e f f � I , 11 If T S IN E:R M 111,K) SANETARY I, PROMOT NO. 5C,, -ro I VIA!- in the amaLtnt kn paliLd, L-i the amount, set, opposite the description of each suth piece or parcel of -Land, and that said wzovnt so, sat otit J1,3 heraby '-Levied against Y each of the reepective lots, pleco-s o, nxrce'2.8 -:4' IM-.,d therein de-ocAbod, 6,4 Stich -f,,roposcid assasiaieru, ras a", ovi%d, modifi-er", mlft - aid corrected is affirviled, adopted aid and IA-,e surfis fixed and narried In va.-W pra w.o6L,'-*!.ed and . posed assosament a�, Corrected, 'with the chxinga.o and n.ItPXat,,,U-)ns hex (B�n above made, are affix-vaed, ad' vpta6 vxid as tha prcyper rtnec-u.,A. asseomment To- each Of spid L o e p: ,C -- or P&Tvela C; land, xoopacdv�331,rl, 7.. Said asaossnent s3 ziffiroiedl, edc-rit,(.30 enc-3 DhaLL be certifiee, t(, 1:�v t1le ".J.. ofrice and shall theraiipon be mxi& Ilhe &3�3essmeat for STOM S3-12RII� AZID SIUMTA�,'v 1"!;,422 P:V)JTXT NO. 58,, 8. The amoi&c-s assessed agaiui&6 (_jZtCj-,. 'le I . p : ,- " 01 n e arc I of land shall bear interest faom ",whe eate, hon-;o", Fvntil tha qWne have berms paid at the rube of per per etpll-11-11,, 9� Such ShCO2 be payafble in ot,,e or t-i7en-,qy a.-Ilnual installonts payable on the Amt &V of &,,.ni.iai:;y in ea:!c . h yeaer, beginning in the year 191, and ccnti,?ra1xq3# until 411 of said ILnsi:dnuants shall have been raid, each installment to be cc-.Ilecluled W-I'Uh taxes, collectib,11 dur:14-rip, said year by the. kaditar. e 10, The City Cl,,ark :La hea,eb), df-xv,at:t, ; `6q, iiialc,3 a(ro mvii file In the office of the County A,,?dItnr of knol,,a ourity a certified statemebt, of the amcurt of a11. such 1.nneptiid -vr,' the amount which Will Lbe, due thereon on the firs o-r-,!TMxua:VY in each year. Tha motion- for the admtion of the foregoing reaolirbiml was duly seeco-ndr;oi by CounciLyian y e31 :d upon vote beim takon thereon the jlollc4 M P, w, a 14 Pxv,jact lvb- 0 Y ,KSL ed v g at, ' n itne, f I'll, SAID R2,50tUTION !IJUS DEMARTP DUTIT; "PASS 711) AND ADP?"' T THTS I , IrLI, 117, 196,51, Fy 711F, 10"Try COUNCIL M-Ifff, d"T !%.1. ,l, 1M I, - 0 • 6-115 • RESOLUTION NO. WATER PROJECT #W 75 C • SCHEDULE 1 A RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE WATER UTILITY SYSTEM BY THE ADDITION OF 3 MILLION GALLON WATER RESERVOIR AT FRIDLEY CMWNS PAN .. WHEREAS, there are continuing requirements for the development of the water utilities system, within the City of Fridley, and WHEREAS, reports from time to time have previously been made by the consulting engineers for the city, and WHEREAS, there is a need to furnish an adequate water supply to those now hooked unto the system and to have water available for new users that will necessarily need to hook unto the system, and WHEREAS, pursuant to a request of the City Council, a report has been prepared by Comstock and Davis, Inc., with reference to the improvement and that such report is by way of a three page letter dated December 17, 1964, and WHEREAS, this report was received by the Council, on or about December 179 1964, and WHEREAS, the matter was fully discussed between the consulting engineers and the City Council at a regular, meeting held on December 21, 1964. NOW TRERBFORE,,be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota 1. That the ground level reservoir of the IV (A) schedule in the report of the consulting engineers is hereby designated as Project #W 75 C - Schedule 1 consists of the construction for 3 million gallon Water Reservoir at Fridley Commons Parke The construction of this schedule is approved. The consulting engineers namely, Comstock and Davis, Inc., are designated as the engineers for . this improvement and they are instructed and directed to prepare plans and specif- ications for the work and construction provided for improvements under Project #W 75 C e Schedule 1. 2. The City Manager shall prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper an advertisement for bids upon the making of such improvement under the plans and specifications. The Advertisement shall be published for three weeks, shall specify the work to bd done, shall state that the bids will be publicly opened and considered by.the.City of Fridley at 12:00 noon on 1965, by the administrative staff. The bids and the staff report is referred to the City Council.for action at a regular Council meeting, at 8:00 p.m* on the day of 1965.` ADOPTED BY THE CITt COUNCIL THIS DAY OF 1965. mayor William J. Nee ATTEST Clerk Marvin C. Brunsell L-016- . 0 Apponnww BY MiA M PM AMOVAL BY as CITY COMM • BaP R T, 1965 (TABLFD AUMST 238 1965) Me. M. Darrell Millar 1334 Hillarest Drive D1.8. Fridley. iota 5542: (ward Two) (Resigned) 12 -31-66 67 0 0 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF - FRIDLEY,, MIMESOTA Clarence Graves -Clarence Graves IS NAM Eugene Graves BUILDER Eugene Graves 5S__213 Panorama,Ave. N.E., Fridle3KDDkESS213Tanorama -Ave. N.•E. .,LOCATION OF BUILDING 5701 STREET.Kniversity Ave. PART OF LOT T -19293 —BLock 6 ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION City, View :T­ Same ',as Fridley RNER LOT X INSIDE 'LOT SETBACK tody_ Shop -SIDE-YARD, 35'r minQt�- WER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEVATION" plicant attach to this form Two Certificittes-of'Suk4ij;d'Lo and proposed---" ilding location drawn on these. Certificates. DESCRIPTION "OF DINGS t Co be used as: f7r r. Filling Station Front 46'9" Depth27 Height 12'7 3/.16 Sq. Ft. 1 t266 Cu. Ft. 139900 Front Depltk__�. �,Height_: ------- 7f; Sq. Fto -Cu.',Ft. steel 'frame por-. a .ype of Constructi on-celain-enameled Out- Estimated Cost $309000 slae panels !o be completed Summer o-f-1966 .he undersigned hereby makes 'application for a permit for the work h6'r eiU 1pecified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Pridley ordinances and rulings of the Department'of Buildingsand hereby leclares that all the facts and repres entations stated in this application ire true and correct. WE SIGNATURE 'Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the e/verse Side).*' • Pi �i APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT • ts••- r. :< ":r .� ' /Oter lea CITY OF FR.IDLEY, MINNESOTA., OWNER'S NAME I L fj r� I' C j V� �B Y BUILDER ADDRESS �' (S' .�%,. �?�+ l Y L. ADDRESS LOCATION •OF BUILDING N0.1 STREET i ' C PART OF LO"P s i a LOTILTO c BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION C� a CORNER LOT X INSIDE LOT SETBACK' SIDE- YARD-t •, -.. :.`Sig r t �Y. � ".: SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEVATION` Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates`- of- Survey'of Lot Sandi proposid- —''' T "s building location drawn on these. Certificates. 8S IPTI 0 D 6:rt �, s:• To be used as; •;_' Front'' ( Depth eight Sq., Ft. _ Front 1- Depth U Height Sq. Ft. Cu. Ft�.. ype of Construction Estimated Cost _ / �i ,, l'_ C ' o be completed he undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein 3ns1;?ca'fi'_ pecified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of ridley Ordinances and rulings of the Department of Buildings, and hereby as 3 ,arl eclares that all the facts and representations stated in this application re true and correct. V :hedule of Fee Costs can be found on the! verse Side). 0.`' . 6, a , .. Q Le rVA 41 _ 4 F APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PE T CITY OF FRIDLEY,'MINNESOTA r; : i, o C�a / rr �o i IOWNER S NAME � I-) 2 S BUILDER' G 1� B ,ADDRESS ADDRESS LOCATION OF BUILDING; -;, f N0. _ E Ca l 2 I / STREET S PART OF LOT / J`� LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION A CORNER LOT "r„.,,INSIDE L SETBACK IDS- YARD SEWER ELEVATION ELEVATION FOUNDATION VATION� Applicant attach to this form Two Cattificates' of Surve `of tot and` `proposed` ? +" building location drawn on these Certificates. DESCRIPTION OF UiLDING' •, 1 f� n �cr, l ito be used as • � � , r; ; _ Front Depth Height Sq.. Ft . Cu. Ft. Front' epth Height Sq• Ft. Ft. ELI Type of Construction Estimated ost . r ell 3Z To be completed :�; •� , nd The undersigned hereby makes Application for permit fo the work herein S Y PPX P opecified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance th the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings of the Department of Buil ings, and hereby.--- declares that all the facts and representations stated i this applica ;ionr ;re true and correct. D#1TE 4 S` SIGNATURE f (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side) LJ ti ! it `, .\ �� �"� - .. • 1� i ` Yo OWNER'S NAME APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERM CITY OF-FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA ADDRESS ADDRESS_ LOCATION-OF BUILDING NO* s54/?- -0 STREET LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR 4r Ife PART OF LOT CORNER LOT .INSIDE LOT SETBACK SIDE -YARD ­�..- ; !:SEWER ELEVATION* FOUNDATION- VATION- 110N, S . Applicant attach to this form Two Ceitificated;of"Su y:of Lot And propose ,building location drawn on these Certificates. 71 DES IPTION CR OIF �UILD B ®To be used as: r Front Depth Height Sq. Ft. Cu. Ft. -Height Front epth' sq. Ft. u. Ft, Type of Construction Estimated C t i To be completed "d ej. J­- The undersigned hereby makes . application for'a permit f the work1erein"' specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings of theDepartment of Bui dings"and hereby,,.---, �7 declares that all the facts and representations stated this application are true and correct, DATE gAr 4 -5-- SIGNATURE At,, � • (,Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side) 3 0 4? 0 r1 LJ I9 MEMO TO : Earl Wagner FROM : Raymond Bade SUBJECT: 5612/5614; 5618/5620.6th Street 3t b ,0" The Building Inspectors, the Health Inspector the Fire Inspector, the Electrical Inspector and the Plumbing and Heating nspector have examined the premises at 5612/5614 and 5618/5620 6th Street Northeast. They find no• hazards sufficient to justify action under the Dan erous Building Statute. The buildings are structurally sound except for at rm damage and the main complaints appear to be the following: 1. Failure to make repairs of the storm dams a in compliance with common building practices in such time an manner as to consti tute prudent maintenance and care of the roperty. 2. The tenants apparently are not providing a reasonable care, cleaning and maintenance of the premises rdinarily considered the duty of tenants although no health ha rds exist except for improper storage of garbage and dispos 1 of waste. The failure of the owner to make repairs of th storm damage consistent with prudent care of the premis s is perhaps making the duties of the tenants to reasonably cl an and care for the premises more difficult. 3. The owner has not provided paved off -stree parking behind the duplexes and driveways in front of the dup exes are unpaved. The lawns are sand burrs rather than grass In brief, much could be done by the owner and he tenants to raise the standard of living of the occupants to that of the rdinary Citizen of Fridley but no gross hazards or violations appear t exist. The report of the Building Inspectors is attac ed. The Building Inspectors recommend that a permit be given to make the repairs listed,' to sod the lawn and pave the parking lots. Repairs numbered 7R and 8R in the Building Ins ector's report are not Code violations nor is the owner required to make s ch repairs in buildings damaged less than 507. and these buildings have suff red no such damage. The complaint concerning wiring is an inadequate number of electrical outlets. The fire inspector informs me that the City Code pe is a furnace to be located in a closet made of combustibles even thou g the closet is small and over - heating could start a fire, The Fire Inspector's report dated July 20, 19 communication to the owner of August 11, 1965, the report and the report of the Plumbing and Heating ,.the Health Inspector's lectrical Inspector's svector are attached. 72 K] INSPECTION REPORT OF MR. JENSEN AND MR. BELIS ON DUPLEXES LOCATED AT 5612/5614 6TH STREET NORTHE 5618/5620 6TH STREET NORTHE DATE: August 24, 1965 OWNER: Ardis Christianson 2341 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota The condition of these buildings on this date, and tY remedy these conditions are as follows: EXISTING CONDITION REQt 1. The foundation is cracked in various, places. There is inadequate support under the beams at the center lines of the buildings. 2. Single floor construction. The tile . is loose and broken. 3. Ceiling joists are lifted. The ceilings are all sagged and water damaged. 4. The walls are wracked. The wall coverings are cracked and loose. There are unnecessary holes in the walls in various places. 5. The roof repairs are not acceptable the cornice is in bad condition. T necessary repairs to 73 1. R Repai t the cracks'by pointing up 5. Brace he roof properly and reroof over a suitable sheathing base. Replac or repair the cornice and! facia. 6. The insulation is inadequate and 6. Replace the insulation. water damaged. 7. The wiring is inadequate and subcode. 7. Rewire to code requirements. 8. The heating facilities are fire 8. Revise the heating facilities to hazardous. code r quirements. INSPECTION REPORT CONTINUED PAGE 2 74 EXISTING CONDITION S GGESTED NECESSARY REPAIRS i 9. The siding is damaged on the west 9. Re lace all damaged sidings and and south walls. facia. 10. The crawl space access is not 10. Pr vide a door or cover to the covered. cr 1 space. 11. The doors and wittdows are in bad 11. Replace or repair all doors and repair. win owe to provide security and pro ection from the weather. Building 5612/5614 id to be repaired toe same as 561 /5620 except repair.all* storm damaged areas. i l • ABLE STREET CHECK 8 -16 -65 2:40 p.m. - Checked A�N.e 75th to ?3rd, 5FC237 p street, warning tag #2180. 5 othe 6 :50 p.m. - check Able St., N.E., - 2 violation both parties advised to park on cor 7s25 p.m. - Ck 75th - no violations. 10:23 p.m. - Ck 75th - 5FC237 Ill. parked. Had 11:00 p.m. - Chfk Able St., no violators. 8 -17 -65 - Checked 75th, no parking violations Z:10 a.m. - Checked Able Street 75th to 73rd f 4:10 a.m. - Checked 73rd and Able to '75th, no is 5:10 a.m. - Checked 73rd to 75th on Able, no p 6 rked on wrong side' of vehicles parked o.k. noted, 3SJ885' and 4XH983 Wash. ect side of street. move - facing wrong way parking violations. lations. ing violations. 10:35 a.m. — Checked Able Street, ?3rd to 75th; � cars parked o.k. 5:57 P.M. - Checked Able, 73rd to 76th, no park 8 :20 p.m. - Checked 75th, no parking violations 9:45 P-m. - Checked Able.Street, no violations 11:04 p.m. - Checked Able, no violations. 8 -18 -6 1:50 a.m. - Checked Able Street 73rd to 75th. improper parking 3 :45 a.m. - Checked Able Street ?3rd to 75th - violations. Issued tag #7122 to 3DE755, violations 4;38 p.m. - Checked Able Street. Ordered 3JG3 8 to park on correct side of street I f 7 :11 p.m. - Checked Able. 3SJ575 ordered parke inright direction 7:22 Checked Able. Issued #7257 - illegal pa king 8 -19 -65 3 :10 a.m. — Checked 73rd to 75th on Able St. tag #7138 to 3CH956 for Illegal s tag #7137 to 3D0720 and ing - wrong way I . 8 -20 -65 4:10 p -m. - Checked 73rd to 75th and Able,-no violations 10:25 p -m- - " ?3rd - 75th and Able 8 -21 -65 4:00 a.m. - " 75Th, no violations 10:35 a.m.. - ?3rd - 76th and Able, no violations 2:05 p -m- - " 76'- 73rd and Able, no violations 7:15 p.m. - " Able Street from 73rd to 75th, no violations 10:15 p.m. - " Able'Street,'?3rd to 75 h, no violations 8 -22 -6 2 :53 a.m. - Patrolled 75th, no violatio 4:15 p -m- - Checked Able from 73rd to 7 8:45 P -m. 7 ti ' between 73rd and 75th on Able no violations n n 8-23-65 �1 4:30 a -m- - " Able St 73rd thru 75th, 3CX366 - blue Comet wrong way 7597 Able 8-24-65 4:20 a.m. 8 -25 -65 9:26 p -m. 8 -26 -6 3 :50 a.m. 7 :35 p.m. Check Able ?3rd to 75th. MDH8i way 75 ?9 Able Checked Able St -, 73rd to 75th, Checked ?3rd to 76th Able, no p " Able St - ?3rd to 75th, 8 -28 -65 - " 73rd to 76th Able, no pa 7:12 p.m. 8 -29 -65 p*me Able St - 73rd to ?5th, 8 -31 -65 2: a.m. - Checked 75th and Able -, 9 :05 p.m- " Able St from 73rd to ' 10:50 p -m, - " Able 76th - 73rd, no Rambler w /blue parked wrong no violations rking violations no violations ng violations violations 5th iolations 1. 2. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Sravik t 7:40 P.M. ROLL A U-4 Members Present: Kravik, Johanson, Batdel, Bergman Hughes others Prosent: City Manager Wagner, Engineering sistant Claris Mr4 Leonard Sannalsoe was present to represent S. G Pearson Company. Toe suit item of discussion centered around the possibli t necessity of a service drive or other road aea me to the property lying so th of this area. It was pointed out that this proposed plat was refs to the Safety Coeittee for a reco®endation in-reference to a service driv and that the Safety Cmnrittte did not act because they felt they would eve to keen the type and extent of any traffic generated by the businesses these lots. Mr. Senateoun pointed oat'that be did not see the cessity for a service road or access to the land to the North because of the a k that #eparates this. pastel from the property to the north. MdT= by Bergman, seconded by Bandel, to continue he public hearing of the preliminary plat, P.S. #65.03, S.G. Pearson Co., In . (Pearson °s IndustrW Park) being that part of SA of SE's and of 89k of of Section 3, lying West of GN Railroad R/W and east of East rover Bondo, un it the next meeting, the petitioner to obtain the coumente of the County Rag noes'* office relative to access. Upon a voice vote, the motion passed. Dr. Lester and Mike Rafter, Sr. were present to die use the request. Sere were no other people prewout interested in this It flans for the clinic vere shorn which indicated a for the Westerly ZOO feet of the Outlot. there was soma discussion on t the winder could be used for. Mr. Rafter said they had plans to build rest boos on tin southerly portion and the rest to be used for an apartment lex with the first floor to be used as small busianesses. The Commission asked Mr. Rafter to list what types f business he had in mind In order that .a sowing category could be set up for that purpose. 77 • 3. 4. S. 60 7. LOTTO[; by Hughes, seconded by Bergman, to continue t public hearing of the resoning request by Ds. T. R, Lester to rescue Outlo #1,. wody Manor Ath Addition. from 8 -1 (single family dwelling) to C•1 (1 al business area), until September 9th because of the present status eft the ordinance setting up the clinical sontsg, and also give the owners mare t to decide what urea the re mainder of the Ootlot would be used four. Mott passed. • S. No action was taken on Ots request. MMMMI by Jobansomi, seconded by Bandel, to concur witb the Plats & ftbdivisioos Subcommittee wad recommend approval of the Tat Split #65 -079 Roger Bootb. Lou 1 through 3, Block 11, Hsmilton's Addition to HichanicOvillO, creating two building sites facing 5th Street. Motion carried. MO►no by Johanson, seconded by Bandel, that the Plc with the Plats and Subdivisions Snb- Committee and 're Tat Split request, L.S. #65 -08, Gerald Smith, part o division #1299 with the Engineering department check Parer to see if there would be a necessity for atilt test -siest line. Motion perused, ,tug Commission concur =end approval•of. the Lot 15, Auditor" a Sub - ,g with Nortbern States easement along the new MDT= by Bergman, seconded by Maghes, to recommend that the City Council vacate the present 30 foot wide easement on Blocks 1 and 2, Lyndale Builders 7th Addition, to a normal 12 loot drainage and utility easement. MatLon passed we amiewualy. MMIM by Jobs"on, seconded by Bergman, to set a October 14, 1965 for the rekoning request CM #6; being part of Lot 5, Block 5, Dummy's Lakeview M Jabs Usteme Sr. , 3d= Theisen, Jr. ,• Bob Tbalse s to sepresemmt the fttitio"r. Mr. Wagner told the Ile bearing date of Standard Oil Compammy, movion passed. Acct SwaQSes wee prssest 01n2 Commission that time • EALOI 9. 10. 0 0 t mUNvJZa U wnis r&4WX&Cft caaMaaaauw Mmsaav - &&Rvnui .. City Council had referred this item to them to (1) Deteradne the uses permitted In this sowing district. (2) Study traffic and a ce road patterns an this intersection. The Theiseas' expressed their desire to expedite thi matter as soon as possible so that construction could get started before cold or sets in. The letter from the City Attorney was read and studiod. 140TI M by Dighes, seconded by Bergmsn, to continue t e resoning request for the Northeast Corner of Mississippi Street and a #47 by John T'heiseas until September 9th to give the Commission was t to study the item. The motion passed with Mr. gravik abstaining. RMON by Sandal, seconded by Johanson, that the PIWAIAS Commiasioa nonfat with the Ordinance Anand ont Regulating Uses Permitted in W1 Districts and C -1 and C -18 districts that is being considered by tie City Council. Motion passed. MOTION by Sandal, seconded by Sigbes, that the Plano as Commission set the public hearing date of October 14th for the reaoning request C90L #63 -07) by Carlson & Lavine, Inc. for a portion of sylvan Sills Plat $8 from C-23 & Ill ssning to 1 -3A (multiple family dwellings). Mot on passed. gDJO�DJBNTg There being no further business, Chairmen navik I 00 P.K. 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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 45 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY 0 FRIDLEY$ MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN USES • PEFMITTED IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley d ordain as follows: Section 1. That the line numbered 1 providing as follows: "Uses Permitted in C -2 and C -2S Districts" under the title of Uses Permitted in M -1 District of Section 45.14 is hereby deleted and repealed. Section 2. The line numbered as 1 and providing Uses Permitted in R -3 District, except auto camps and trailer courts, as provided for under the title "Uses Permitted,C -1 and C-111 Districts" of Section 45.10 of the Fridley Code is her by deleted and repealed. Passed by the City Council of the City of . Fridley this_: day of August, 1965. ATTEST: William N. Nee, Mayor Marvin C. Brunsell, Clerk First Reading: August 2, 1965 Second Reading: Published: C10 HODNE ASSOCIATES ARCHITE 1320% Fourth Street Southeast Minneapolis Minn 26 August 1965 The Planning CommisRion. City of Fridley, Minnesota Attention: Mr. Kenneth Kravik, Chairman Re: Levine request for re- zoning to multiple family in City Center Planning Area Commission No. 6553 -Technical Assistance Gentlemen: Pursuant to a previous request, we submit to you the the above subject: 1. The City Center plan to date recommends that • north of Mercury Drive, west of 2nd Street N. I for multiple family (R3) residences and parkin] cial expansion. S /PLANNERS %55414 851 -9818 . following in regard to he Levine property (continued) be used for future commer- 2. The Plan also suggests Starlite Boulevard be a ended westward to the to the railroad (along Mercury Drive) then north to Mississippi. Avenue. This road would serve as an outlet for the neighborhood to Mississippi Avenue and yet not entice "through' traffic into the neighborhood. 3. The Plan suggests further a building layout that would be compatible with the area. In summary, it is our recommendation that the land r (extended north as appropriate for siting purposes) be provided a site development and preliminary architec showing the total development which Mr. Levine has i the "design" qualities of the buildings be improved ab and that site amenities (landscaping in particular) be Respectfully submitted, DNE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS/ PLANNERS • homas H. Hodne, AIA, Assoc. AIP )rth of Mercury Drive re -zoned to an R3 use iral plans are submitted i mind. We also suggest ve the present structures hown. 222 Main Street Galena, Illinois 61036 815/777 -15M a• • 1e r 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Kravik at J7 :32 P.M. Members Present: Hauge (Ward 1), Kravik, Kirkham, Wa lace, Herder (Ward 3) Members Absent: Tonco (Ward 2), Ellis Visitors Present-, Kenneth Olson, Lloyd Rush, Joe Berglove. These following aspects were discussed; Private road behind A & W to Osborne; act -bucks of building and pumps; service road in front of the station and is front of adjoining property. The question of elevating the grade vas brought UP, The representative of the station stated the cost would be prohibitive because of lose of business. Wallace moved the Building Permit be recommended for • compliance with the ordinance on elevation. Hauge ae a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Kravik de ADJOWRIENT: There beinC no further business, Chairman Kravik decl at 800 P.M. Respectfully submitted Olive L. herder i�J al subject to its the motion. Upon the motion carried. the Ming adjourned APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PER CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA OWNER'S NAME Superior.. Oil `Co. BUILDER 9500 L dale" Ave a S. ADDRESS ADDRESS_ LOCATION .OF BUILDING .:. N0. ?365 STREET E. ' River Road LOT 18 BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION 89 'ART OF LOT avised Auditors Bubdii* CORNER LOT INSIDE Lq X SETBACK 86� a., IDE -YARD SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION VATION _ Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates of SurveV of Lot and proposed "' building location drawn on these Certificates. DESCRIPTION OF �BVIbING To be used as';' % /0A ront 3 Depth- Height v2 _ , Sq. Ft.LLL.�c' Cu. Ft. ... Front: Depth .�.�..,Height , F Sq. Ft. Cu. Ft. Type of Construction Estimated Cost 7� �� ('JG�/ _ •. To be completed �✓ The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit fcr the work herein specified, agreeing.to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings of the Department of Buil ings,.,and hereby }' if; 4.1 declares that all the facts' and representations, stated i 'this application {y ,,, , , __, are true and correcto — - e� DATE SIGNATURE /% (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side) A Berglove arketting Manager • is Iis, SUPERIOR Oil c !pER.10p GASOLINE :rlo,70moo r T. _ September 7,'1965 Darrell Clark Assistant City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. Clark: In regard to our plans for re- building the service station on our property at 7365 East River Road and with specific reference to the riveway and grade problems discussed during your on -site inspection of the premises last Thursday, the Superior "400" Oil Co. agrees to include t e following improvements in its plans in accordance with your suggestions: 1. Change the grade of the north driveway into the property to form a plateau level with the East River Road so that ars leaving the premises will not have to start into the line o traffic from an up -hill slope. The plateau will extend in 20 f et from the curb line of the road and cover the width of the pre ant driveway. To form this plateau, the existing driveway surfac ng will be removed, stabilizer added to establish the proper grade, and new bituminous surfacing put down, making a smooth bond with tie roadway. 2. Explore the possibility of constructing a joint driveway connecting the adjacent property to the north', on which an A & W Drive -in is situated, with our property, thus permitting crass-traffic between the two properties without entering the roadway. Superior "400" Oil Co. agrees to pay one -half the cost of this proposed drive -way, provided that the owners of The A & W Drive -In roperty will bear the other half of the construction cost. We ha a held a preliminary discussion with the other property owners and t ey are giving the matter consideration. We consider it a privilege to become a part of the Fridl y business community and we are certainly interested in making our represents ion a credit to the area. If you have any further suggestions which are cal ulated to improve either the appearance or traffic - safety aspects of our 1 cation, we will give them our most earnest consideration. Sincerely y urs, Joe Berglov Marketting anager 8TA • MINUTES OF TEE FRIDLEY SAFETY CQl'da TTi:B - The meeting was called to order by Vice - Chairman Members Present: Linton, Bandel, Szegda, Fritz Others Present: City Manager Wagner Mr. Jim Pearson was present and stated that he v, property described above and stated that between Blamer Company and East River Road and from 77th the Creek he wished to create three building sit for two of the building sites, with a mutual open The third site would open onto 77th Avenue North, Committee that he-had no idea what might be cons sites, but that there was a possibility there wo on the corner of 77th Avenue Northeast and East l two commercial ventures on the other two sites. wished to have two of the sites with a common dr Road, the third site to have a driveway onto 77t1 to provide a service road-for the two sites not , Northeast as the Street and Utilities Sub - Commit Commission had recommended. The Safety Committee mentioned a deceleration the two lots that did not abut 77th Avenue No taken on this item. M MOTA SAFETY COUNCIL MME: The Committee was advised that the Minnesota S be held in Duluth an August 26, 1965. None of they could attend. There being no further bustness, Vice Chairman adjourned at 900 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Deloris Bandel Secretary to the Committee AUGUST 18, 1965 at 8s2O P.M. AND the owaes of the he property of Barry ,venue Northeast to and provide access ag, onto East River Road. .st. He advised the uated on those three d be a filling station ver Road and one or e stated that he eway to East River but he did not wish utting 77th Avenue e of the Planning from East River Road onto t. There was no action Council Muting would members present felt that declared the meeting •! 0 to FRnM HOUSING AND REMMPLAENT AUTHORITY MEOW - AUMT Us 1965 The meeting was called to order at 8215 PA.s LOLL WA: Present: Chairman Richard Harder, Coracles; and Robert Kendall, E wcutive Di Binford of the HHFA and Attorney Visitors: E. P. Powell and Walter Absent: Cc®nissioner Lois Mullin. Chairman Herder. John Meurer, Paul Barren Allan Anderscus Elmer d duster. Motion bF Mro Bartow, seconded baz� s to approve the minutes of the meeting of August LOs 196% as on a voice votes thwe �6 no nayss said motion carried un C] The following co rrections are to be made these minutee: Page two, paragraph five, first sentence a to read: "Chairman Her. der explained that the Retail Merchants Ca®mit of the Chamber of Caw. 1011M would meet...." Page two, paragraph seven, third sentence is to read: "Tire estimated project cost figure is about one million do ...." Motion by Mr. Mayers seconded by Mr. , to approve the minutes of the meeting of August lls 196% as . Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carried unanimously BUI, DIM PEW~ NIZ ES, TS —ARDIS C.HE ISTENSON: sts for Ardis Christens Chairman Herder read the Building Permit son (5612 -24 and 5618~20 - 6th Street N.E.). Motion by Mr. Meyer, seconded bT Mr. 8 , to table this matter until next week, in order to obtain more co ere information. Upon a voice vote, there being no nit's, said motion ed sly. EanCUTIVE DIRECTOB!S REP Tp ...- .....�.....r.. Mr. Anderson explained that he had nevi a Building Paidt applica- tion request for property at 5519 - 44fth St N.E. (Larson property)# and that he had advised Mr. Larson to make only t e necessary repair* (root, windows), as this property'ie located in the posed redevelopment project areao Mr. Anderson stated that he had met with Mr. Sahurr, omer of Shosty's Towing Service, and offered to assist him In rindime a suitable location to rep- locate his business. 91 PcUTIV1s DzRECTOR's REPOR°r ccontued): Mrs Anderson Andel'80n 1I14t with Marvin kbrurisell, Cii Clerk, 1'9g�8i'd,Zng the health insurance aspect for the Executive r and the SecrGtasy. Mrs Drunsell has contacted the Cityle insurance c=pazr to determine whether or not the City insurance can be to include these two employees of the Authority, The Baildiag Inspection Team, appointed the Authority, has coon• plated all inspections in the City Center area. The reparts have beau utitte®, and they are undergoing final. analysis Mr. Anderson wgaained that he has been asked to attend a mating in CIdcago, on Fridays August 20, 19659 at the Chicago District Office of the HHFA, in regard to this matter. Mr. Barrow moved that Mr. Allan Anderson authorized to attend the meeting of the Chicago District of the EWA in conjunction with a representative of the Elkins' firm. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nu - dall and upon being put to a voice vote, there no nayys, ' said motion carried unanimaus],y. Mr. Anderson reported that Resolution Noe , approving the Rivers view Heights project, has bees received from city council. Mr. Anderson recoumeaded that the Authori. rest an additional. avail - able office space i n the Madsen Building, due the present erowdid con- dition, This additional space would costa tely $33.00 to $35.0 per month. • Notion by Mr. Barrmp seconded bps Mrs -that the Authorit,T OOil� tact the Madsen Building Rentals tals Company to additional office space (effective as,of August 23, 1955). Upon voice rote, there being no nays, said motion carried unanimously. Mr. Anderson explained that the Authority eight formal applications. for the position of the qualifications, abilities and characterist; In screening applicants for this position. Mr Mrs. Yvonne Peterson be hired as secretat7 for ty discussed this-applicant's qualifications a Motion b9 Mr. Meyer, seconded by Mr. Bar. Mrs. Yvonne Peterson for the position of Seer Mr. Allan Anderson. Upon a voice vote, there carried 0 Mr. Anderson gave a report as his meeting Comittee of the Chamber of Camaaerce. COM141CATI= .- LEA= CF LCMg1t 90TERS s Mr. Anderson toWlained that he had been and that they had requested that the Authority with their group on September 2,'1955, to an have regarding the renew l projects. Xr. Ana attend this meetingo 5�)M ad received appacoacimatedy cretaYy. He ea~plained s that he had considered Anderson recommended that he Authority. The Authori. , background* m that. the Authority hire ry, - as recommended by ing. no. nays, said motion with the Retail Merchants intaoted by this or$aniastion provide -two members. to U94 ar my questions they might man and Mr. Haw agreed to 92 This group also stated that they Othetime hold a public meeting an September 90 19659 to discuss the of urban renesat. They requested that the Authority provide v�e to attend thin meeting to present the advantages of urban rethority felt that the League should select a representative he oppwing side. Mr. Ander- am agreed to notify the League of th and plain tdy the Authority could not select a persona to repro*" int. VIS_ IXM: The Authority and vistorss Ualter and E . G. Deus discussed the i possibilities of private development in the City Center area and revieM- ed the different steps that might be taken. The Authority will, hold a special meeting at 4 :00 P.Mes in the Madsen Building. MW RaLAR MEAT= The next regOAr meeting of the Authority August 26s 1965 at S :00 P.Me, in the Madsen Bu ADdO[iRMW Motion by Mr. Kedah; secaaaded t V Mre Ba at 9 :45 P.M. Upon a voice votes there being n unaniayoun]ya Respectfully Ines Kapala Acting Reco= Fridley How Mondays August 23, 1965 k7 ow,, to adjourn the meeting nays, said mAlon carried submitted, Secretatq & Redevelopment Authority 93 i The we�ing was called to order at 8s 10 P.M. by ROLL C�A4�,,,&z Present; Chairman Richard Border, Comissioners Kendall and Mmeutive Dix*ctor Allan A arrived later in the meeting. Visitors: Dave Alberts s►nd Mr. and Absents lone AR?ROVALOF MINMW 18. 1 AUG05t' 26, 1.965 Ruder. Mullin, Paul Barrow, Robert �n. Comasi.saionerr John Meyer . Gaay Chem Mr. Ba=ov moved that the mi ateas of tho Ault � , 1965 meting be approved as corrected. Seconded by ltv . Mullin. Motion WzpAd unanimously. -- 143MIlIG OF ASST 25. 1 The min-4tes of the August 25, 1965 meting wers sad. After corrections had been mad •r, *- Kendall made a motion that the minutes Is approved. Mr. Barrow seconded. and the •autism pea sed unanisously. The Building Permit request for the Ardis Christ Anson WoPerty, 5612/5614 Sixth Street Northewt and 5618/5620 Sixth Street Nor eat, was reviewed. Exhibits A, B, C, and lle wave read and a discussion of the ssible sale of the Property by Ardis Christimmon emmeed.. Mr. Gary' Chewy, a - owner in this nei , started that unless the blighting influence* on this property could be remover he o not interested in rebuilding his oun property. Mr. Barrow moved that Revolution Rd. =A 1965-96, attached, be sent to the City Connell recoxsmnding that no baild ng permit on this lead be approved by the Council at this time. The mtion was seconded by Johan Meyer and pasmA ugly. Exhibits A, Letter to Mr. Lyman F. Johnson, from iWas B. Hensley. City of Augumst 11, 1965. B. Inspection Report of Mr. Jansen at 5612/5614 Sixth Strimt North Portbiftst . Hownpi,n AVOMW, Mfaaasapol'is Fy Board of Health, dated May. Belisle on duplexes located 5618/562O Sixth Street C -1. Application for Building Pdrsit. Ardis Christianson. Paga 2 C --2. Application for Building Permit ► D. Report by Mr. Jensen and Mr. Be August 25, 1965, re. Storm D DiREC'iMOS ROW - VISIT OF M. WILCOX 95 Christianson. le, Building Inspectors, to Noun". Mr. Anderson stated that a visit had been made JbMr. Wilcox to the City Center area on August 23, 1965. Mr. Wilcox inspected of the buildings that entrance could be gained and estated thaat in the eastern ion of the area he found 44% substandard buildings, 16% buildix� showing bing influence, and 24% in other categories; thus establishing that we h4,ve ove50% required to qualify for a Clearance Project. Mr. Wilcox then suggested 1. Fridley subuit an S & P 2. the reports; preaentod should h give Fridley a firmer position Regarding suggestion 1, Mr. Anderson stated that ready by Tuesday, August 31, 1965. On svZgrstion 2, Mr. Anderson suggested that the authorize an additional amount of Federal Funds After further discussion, Mr. Barrow made a moti, quested by Hodne for further documentation of de substandard buildings be tabled pending a report appointed by Chairman Harder. The motion was so, unanimously. Mr. Anderson stated that the employees of the group insurance policy of the City. as soon as possible, more narrative -type writing to the *rent of future legal actions. S do P application should be o®issioners make an addendum to further document the reports. that the additional funds re- iled narrative, description of y John Meyer, a committee of one nded by Mrs. Mullin and approved vort not covered by the existing A letter was received from Mrs. R. Lace Jackson, cal Current Responsibilities ChAirman, Leagne of Women Voters of Fridley, inv ing Mr. Anderson and prrbaps another representative to attend their ting of Septem 2, 1965 to further explain the objectives of the Fridley Housing and RedeveZopsjme t Authority. It was decided that John Meyer and Allan Anderson will represent the, omission at this meeting. CM [LOATION -- LBFM FROM NORM &M A letter (attached) was received by Chairmasn IIerd from N. Elkin, an Urban Renewal Consultant of Hodne Associates. This letter was ymn to John Mayer to be incorporated into his report to the Commission on T. Eodne. • COMUNICATION - RESOLUTION NO. 144 Resolution No. 144 was received by Chairman Horde from the City Council accepting our proposal to enter into an S de, P study of the iverview Heights area. 0 Page x NEW BUSINESS - APPLICATICE �)V 1 Mr. Chegy requested the Comi.ssion's views can hi applying for a building permit on his property. The Co mission stated that Mr. C ny should apply for a building permit and the Commission would rs�comm nd appro 1 of such application provided that the building was up to City Code rsquireame . The Commission further stated that they would like to look at the proposed bu dung plans. The Commission reviewed the Amendment in the University S do P Contract with Hodne Associates to allow the addition of the special Gladstone Study. Mr. Meyer moved that we approve the amendment of the S .& F for the Gladstone Study. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barrow and passed unanimously. Mr. Anderson requested that the Commission make application for a Northwest Airlines Charge Card and Simplex Ticket Card to facilitais his frequent travels. Yxs. Mullin moved that the requested application be made. Ift. Neyer seconded. Motion passad unanimously. NEW BUSINESS .- LM!TERHM STATIOid= Mr. Anderson asked the' Commission to -approve a 4esign for a Letterhead Stationery for the FM. After several c e were made n the format, the Commission ap- proved his request. A final design will be presented at the nest regular meting. NNW BUSINESS - HS&M INa[�CE Mr. Anderson stated that the employees of the YHRA were not covered by the City Inevrance policies and asked if he could obtain a group policy for his staff. The matter was discussed and Per. Anderson was given the authority to look into this possibility further. NEW WSINESS - SIGNIM OF AMMORITI` CHICKS Mr. Anderson asked the Commission to approve Mr. Meyer made a motion that they invoices be Motion passed unanimously. Invoices: Business Furniture Inc. Fridley Office Supply Co. Fridley Office Supply Co . Fridley office Supply Co. Fridley Office: Supply Co. Madsen Building Rentals Folding Table Miscellaneous One Book Sign One each; desk miscellansoua � Office Rent fa invoices listed below for pagnmeat. owed. Mrs. Mullin seconded. .th Plastic Top Z 49.80 'fire Supplies 37.01 4.13 credenza, chair 250.00 Tice supplies 16.09 July and August 208.50 I0 w4 NPW BUSS ESS - COMACT WITH HODDtE ASSOCIATES Mr. Dave Alberta, a representative of Hodne Assoc Part 1 Agreement Contract for the work on the Uni out the specific areas of the contract that were, that Resolution No. FRA 1965 -17 be accepted auth the Contract Past 1 Agreewnt . The motion was se unanimously. As theme wag no further busimes, Jobe YAy4w at 10:35 P.M. Mrs. Mullin seconded. Motion Respectfully Lois Mullin Secretary Fridley Hou Next meeting will be Wednesday, September 1, 1965 97 , presented the revised ty Avenue Project and pointed ed. Mr. Aarxow made a notion ng the Chairman to erecnte d by Mrs. Mullin and carried that the sheeting be adjourned d. submitted, k Redevelopment Authority i • IF- F4 A RESOLUTION OF THS FBIDLET HOt7SIN0 AND RBUUING BUILDING PEM4M ON M PROPH AND 5618/5620 SIXTH STR W NORTMST Iry r AVTHORrff 5612/5614 SIXTH STRW BE IT R OL ED that the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority request the City Council; WMRUS ve have a request from Ardis Christianson for a Building Permit for the Properties 5618/20, 5612/14 Sixth Street N.S. to rebuild these to their original condition; AND WHEREAS there is a letter on record ffrom Jsmes H. Hensley, City of Fridley Board of Health stating that these properties do not meet the minimum health and sanitation laws of the Cit of Tridley and the State of Minnesota; AND WHEREAS a. list of substandard build under date of August 24, 1965, by Mr. Jsn n Properties; AO THE IPME BS IT RF OLVED by the F Authority that we request tta City Cotmcil building permits on these p® ertiea ragar BE IT F RTEME RESOLVXD that theses yro neighborhood and to any rena val, public or or". ADOPTS) AT A IMMIdG OF '10 I1 IZU AMSORIff ON THE 26 DAY OF ALWST 1965. ATTEST: Lois Mullin, Secretary conditions was prepared Mr. Belisle on thaw .Housing and Redevelopment 110 circumstances to issue of Omer. 2 are a detriment to the te, in the lower University •� i A RESOU"I011 OF M MDLET MUSM An R RRt AMO9'AL OF M RMSED COMACT FOR MIN (R -36) WHIMS, at a especial meeting of the Autbo David Alberta, representing the firm of Hodns an pa-esented to the Mubara of the authority a cor, contract, including all additions, deletions an 1969 DRS SWARTZSL - MM. R -36) ruggnted by the Housing and Rede"lopment Authority; and WRMW the revieed contract was reviewed WMMS the remised third pity contract M the suggested chaffs, additions and deletions; NOW THMMME BE IT RESOLVED by the Authority That the Revised. Third Party Contract for 0 as presented to the Authority on August 26. 1,965 Authority authorimw the Chairman to execute the Ali' TORITY OR TIM 26th DAY OF ANUSi 1965. ATTE5T Lois Nul:lin, Secretary MMT CITY ASSOCIATES .ty on August 26, 1963, Associates, appeared and �ctod copy of his third party corrections (Ref. LTH 1 Avgmt RA for approval by the Fridlfy detail; and found to conform to all Housing and Redevelopment Idne Associates (KOM R -36) is haxxeby approved and the Contract, Part I Agreemaat. 99 9'1A , RSfiOMICK NO. 158 — 1 5 • A R&OLUTI0N OF M 01W COMTCIL OF THE CnFf OF FRIDLEY IN COML RCTIOV PILING OF AN APPLICATION FOR WDEd'T`A ' (W SUR- WSH.JM , under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, the Housing and Some Finance Administrators is authorised to extend financial sassintance to a to ality for the 1planning and under- taming of an urban renewal project in an urban ar*a Mich the governing body of the locality certifies, and the Admintst for finds, in in need of redevelopment or rehabilitation as s re t of a catastrophe which the President has determined to he a major ¢isester; and WH.S, it is desirable and in the public interest that the Fridley Housing and Redevelopawnt Authority preps�e surveys and plans presently estimated to cost approxiaztely Sevent ns thousand eight • hundred thirty --five sand no/100 ($71,835-CO) Doll; , in order to under- take and carry out an urban rormwa,l project of the ebaaraacter contemplated by Section III of said Title I, in that certain sirre&, proposed as an Urban Renewal Arena, situated in the City of Frioey, County of Anoka, and State of Minnesota, and described as foilows "City Center Project 'xee hounded ye rally as follows: Coamnoi.ng at t aiverrsity Ave rnig and H sissippi Street easterly along Mississippi Streit to point apporoximately 300 feet easterly of Fifth Street, t$ south apgroZimstely 450 feet, then westerly NO feet to th Street, then southerly to 64th Avenue N.B., then sterly along 64th Avenue N.H. to University Avon", con inuing westerly along Satelite Law to 3rd Street N.E., northerly to Missis- sippi Street, then easterly along Iii► issippi to University Avenue. NOW T=ZPCRB, BE IT R1 SOLVED BY THE OITT COUNCIL OF T88 CI'T'Y OF FRIDLIT, MINNEBOTAs • 1. That the proposed Urban 8enexal cribed above is an urban area in need of redevelopment or rehab as a result of c%� 13 • s ceta$tro a 'which the Rresident, EP.zr&uAnt to a provision of Public Law 875, 81st Cor jazz, ae ? t F!cs x., tmtt eLatexmi.7 to be a major diewter, and is appmopriat<e for an urban re:nea- project; that the undertaking by the Fridley Housing and Redevelo nt .Authority of our. vet's and PLM8 fOr -M urban veneval project of character contemuplated by Section III of Title I of the Housing Act of 949, as amended* in the prooposod ITrb n Reneval Area de3cr. iced above, in hereby approved; and that finmmncia l assistance tmd ar Title I is ad to enable the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment .Authority to f oe the undertaking of the Project. 2. That it is cogni emt of the conditions that are imposed in the undertaking and carrying out with Federal financial assistance of an urban reneva l project of the character con emnplated by Section III of Title 1, 1peluding those prohibiting discrimi tion because of race, color, craed, or national origin; and also the f lloving requirements: (a) that the contract for temporary loam or capi grant for the Pro - ject shell specify r sidle for CO!Dpliwice Keith workable program for comemnity improvement requirements of Section 10 (c) of Title 1; (b) that time urban renewal plan shall be apps ®wed by this body; (c) that local grants-in-aid, co:Uieting of donations ut land, demolition or removal work, and the installation, constxeact an, or reconstruction of streets, utilities, parks, playgrounds car o improvements or the provision of other public buildings or faciliti , n+ nary for cmrs7- ing out in the urban Renewal Area the objectives of the urban renewal plan. shall be provided in an amount which, toga or with the federal . capital grant, will be, g*nerally equal to the d farreace between c%� 13 I0 Gross Project Cost and the prooeede or value of land sold, lamed, or retained for use in accordsnce with urban renewal plan; and (d) that there shall be prepared and carried out a plan for the On- comet, to the maxiwm extent feRsible, of dwellings suitable for tho needs of irAividuals by the major dis &ster or by rsd *-�,,aloln.ant or re: in connection with the Project; and it is the a such conditions can and wi.l? be complied with. 3. That the filing of aun appi. i cati.on and Redev+elopwnt Authority for survey:a wid pla project in the Urban Renewal Area described. abu PASSED AND ADOPTBD BY THE CITY CO MINNESOTA, this 7th day of September, 1965. ATTEST s Clerk I0 provision of families displaood ,bilitation activities of this body that the Pridlcey Housing for an urb&n renewal in hereby approved. OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEr, William J� Nee, Mayor 4F� C' • The July meeting of the Recreation Commission called to order at 705 P.M. in the Sr. High Teachers$ Lounge by Mr. Jack , Chairman. Members Presents Mrs. Johnson, Dunphy, aboard, ght Others Presents Paul Brain, Mike O'Bannoo, Coun Cammissioner. MID1iTi8$ OF THg 1d� t; OF JQNIi 28, 1965: IOry.l =l.�rl. Ir�� Il�l�.r fte minutes of the setting of June 28, 1965 were psoved as received. tx.D. HU9iiiBSS: , Jack Dunphy stated that city officials felt that tivating the traffic signal at Bast River load and Hickory Drives during the Playground Program could create a hazard to both; the traffic and the children as cars might not be able to stop in time thinking it was school tr ffic signal. School District #13 pays a share of Columbia He is recreational costs and therefore all Fridley students attending sc is in District #13 are eligible to participate in the Columbia Heights cation program. IBPOIT IM TSB CITY COUNCILS i � Ir�rl�r rr....ar. � r � _ • aright requested that the meeting day of the Beer ation Commission be chas�sd from Monday in order that he might attend the use ices as the City Council has been meeting on nearly every Monday. Be felt that the reorganisation of the Park Committee and the Recreation Commissi should proceed. Wright explained the acquisition and development o a park in Riverview Blights through Urban Renewal. He also explained that vat r used for flushing iron removal plant filters would not be desirable to noel into Moore Lake. In 1960, Anoka County received the authority to 1 Recreational purposes.; Most of this money has be Highland Park has been developed. The County roe Camp in Fridley and are still negotiating for the also like to purchase the old store on Hartman CL cooperation from the City of Fridley in acquiring feels it would be desirable to have a park attend as vandalism is a constant problem. Dave Torkels Park Superintendent. The park at the Boy Scout C for picnicing and fishing. It is the policy of Anoka County not to, put - in sip each city. Bmever, next year the County will be and sidewalks may be included in this work. I* taxes for Park and spent for land acquisition. ly purchased the Boy-Scout eke Home. The County would e and Would appreciate Is property. O'Bawon living an the premises is the Anoka County will be used primarily . This is left up to g on Mississippi Street 100 I� �0 • RECREATMON 90=. —SiON W_�TMNG MMS - JULY 29, 1965 PAGE 2 REPORT FROM PAUL BROWN= Summer Playground Program ends Friday, July 30, following a very successful season. The Baseball Program ends the next week with a playoff in each division followed by a trophy presentation and showing of a Twins movie, Thursday, August 5, at Rice Creek School, with the parents invited. Saturday, July 31, 1965, Bill Beery of the Fridley State Bank will treat 200 boyds and 40 chaparons to the Trains Game. The Beach Program concludes August 14, 1965. Wright moved that the Comell extend the beach closing date weather, personnel, and water polution tests, permitting. Seconded by Sward. Passed. The.Adult Softball Program includes nine teams. Bob's Barbers are in first place and Undoe's are in second place.. Playoffs between the top four teems will start.the first week of August. A representative must be decided by August 18 so that the winner can participate in the State Tournament in Bloomington. This year additional funds were raised through higher entry gees so that A.S.A. umpires could be used in all the games. A Tlennis Tournament is scheduled for August. N MQST$dG� Thursday, August 26, 1965, 7:30 P.M. at the Sr. High Teachers' Lounge. Next Joint Meeting% Monday, August 30, 1965, 7;30 P.M. at the Sr. High 'heathers' Lounge. AaJO -U—p2 NT% The meting adjourned at 10 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Jackie Sward Secretary to the Commission 101 RECREATION Ctl► US UM NEETUIG 5 - AUGUST 26 1965 jhe A SAWt meting of the Recreation ConuiSsion wan called to order at 7140 P.M. in the Sr, High Teachers' Lounge by Hr,, Jack. Ousphy, Chairman- Iftimberia Present G Sangster, Mrs. ,Johnson, Kursk, Dunphy, Mrs. 9ward others Present, Paul Brown MIdt1'1'ES OF TW I TING 0V JiJ Y 29,E 1,965- The minutes of the meoting of July 2.9, 1965 were approved as received, xZPQRT F&CH Tim SCHOOL BOM s No bids yet on the JaH,S, OuPausion (Pool, cafeteria, and gym), Expect to let contract in October, Hayes School will be completed December 17, 1965, so perhW the Park Committee abould consider a recreational skating rink at nay's. Paul Brown will check the jayes School site for a possible location of a skating rink, D& reference to the Park Committee minutes of July 19, 1965, gvard moved that the Recreation. Commii,ssio�a request that the Park Committee censider the • installation of permanent -type tennis nets (such that cannot be destroyed nor Stolen) on all Fridley tennis COMMS 60 that greater' use can be made of the tees courts° Seconded by Sangster, passed, MPO[LT FRCK PAUL RO—Mlsl WjnMV@ from each , Cuba �tr received trbs at the Pr entaeuat Rice Crook S�ao A movofheTWius w" shown and parents were invited, Bill Beery of the Fridley State Bank, treated 4 busloads of boys and chaperons (185 boys and 35 chaperons) to an e- cciting Twins game 3uly Beach program was extended one week with a Teen Ball being held Thursday, August 19, 238 teens attended and $195,00 was collected ted s admission fees yeti The Orphans) supplied the music and the group P a behaved, In Adult softball, Sandeeds von ot a playoff later presented Fridley at the State TCP-, n nt in Bloc miss$ There was no response for the tennis tournament. Perbapsdthis would be core successfully run in cottj� , ion with the Sumer Play !Lhe :following attendance figures have been coWi.led: Comons - 2,898 Children • is 5 week period. fyl•mr 789 children In 4 week. ,period, Terrace - 31,530 children in 5 week period Figures were not available for Logan nor Rice Creek, Rg 0_tT GMSSICU WZTI dG MINUTES - AUGUST 26„w 1965 pale 2 Patel Brown submitted the follasing Recreational activitea for Fall and Winter: Adult Square Dance group will be newly established. The City Cboir needs a new director and piani it v Both are being hired. The Choirgs officers are planning a kick -off picnic. Punt Pass and Kick contest has bean planned through the SRAn Will have e�S Pre- liminary contests is at all schools and the finalists will go to the SRA Tournament. Perrhaps a Viking film could be used for the football finale. Halloween Teas Dame will ba scheduled for Saturday, October 30, 1965 at the Holly Center, Adult Touch Football will be newly established. Adult Basketball will try to establish a Double A League and a Single A 10480e with the Double A League participatiog in the State Tournament. Hopefully this will encourage greater participation. Paul Brawn will send s letter to all companies is Fridley notifying them of our Touch Football League and Basketball League and inviting them to enter temms in these leagues. Boothes Texaco Will enter the 16 inch Softball Tournament at St. Cloud. City e®ployess will attend the T>wrius game, Wedneaday, September 1, 1965. Paul Brawn will moot with Don Mayers to coordinate the Fridley Recreation Program with School District #14 activities and eliminate conflicts. He will •! also contact the American Legion concerning the speed Skating program. 7.he City has installed one piece of playground equipment at Craigtway, 3 pieces at Locke Park and one piece at Sylvan. 'These pieces have already been swell used. = Id=UTG8 Monday, September 27, 1965, 700 P.H. at the Sr. High Teacher's$ Naga. The acting adjourned at 9;50 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Jackie Sward Secretary to the Commission MINUM OF TEE JOINT MSTING OF THE FRIDLEY RECREATION CCRUSSION AND THE PARKS AND PIAYGRWIDS SUB -CMMTM OF THE FRIDLEY PLANNING CMaSSiON AUGUST 30 1965 The meeting eras called to order at 8005 P.Ma is the Sr. high Teachers8 Lounge by Me. Hughes, Chairman of the Parks and Playgrounds Sub- CommLttee. of the Parka and Playgrounds Sub-Committed, Present,., Hughes, Cochran, Mrs. Sampson. Members of the Recreations Commission Presents Dunphy, Sangster, Mrs.. Sampson, Wright, Mrs. Sward. Others Present, Paul Brown, Park and Recreation Director. MINUTES OF THE NMTYNG OF MARCH 29, 19b5s The minutes of the matting of March 29, 1965 were approved as read. REPORT FROM THE CITY COUNCii.. Wright pointed out that the City will construct a water storage tank on the which will extend 13 feet above the ground ou the down -hill side and 8 feet above the ground on the up -hill side. The tank will be approximately 140 feet in diameter with a reinforced concrete top. The Council would like suggmestione from the Park Committee and the Recreation. Commission in order that this space can be utilised for recreational purposes. • Gn OF PARK SUB-CONUTME AND RECREATION CAS SIGN. Tollooitng a thorough discussion of an ordimince amending Chapter 24 of the Fridley City Code, Dunphy moved that the committee adopt the attached amended ordinance as the Joint committee's recommsndatiau to the City Council- Seconded by Sangater. Passed. REPORT FROM PAUL H%C)WNa Paul Brow showed his recently coMiled 8 mm. film of park land and development. NEX? JOINT MEETINGS Mwbday, November 29, 1965, 7,30 P.M. at the Sr. Sigh T'eachersO Lounge. The joint committee rests that Earl Wagner attend this meeting to discuss the current operation of an administrator with this group. ADJOURNHENT. The meeting adjourned at 11%45 P,M. Respectfully submitted, • Jackie Sward Secretary to the Recreation Commission 105 MEMORANDUM ON VOTING RESIDENCE It appea$s that many persons in Fridley, registered to vote,*have had their homes destroyed by the recent tornado, and have moved tq other addresses while their homes are being repaired. The following questions have arisen: 1. May they vote in Fridley and in the precinct where they formerly resided even through they are living temporarily in another precinct or in another city? 2. Must they fill out a "Change of Address" card? 3. How long can they continue to vote in Fridley,,i£ they ihave not returned? The provisions of the Minnesota Statutes that are applicable are M.S.A. 200.02, Subd. 25, which defines eligible voters as follows: "Every person of the age of 21 years or more who has been a citizen of the United States for a period of three months next preceding any - election, and who has resided in this state sin months next preceding the election, shall be entitled to vote, provided that the person has resided in the election precinct in which the election is held for at least thirty days next preceding the election, or the person who has changed his residence within such thirty days qualifies to vote under section 204.075..." r 106 have Section 204.075 deals with persons who changed their residence from one precinct to another within the same municipality within thirty days of an election. For the reason given below this section would not be applicable. The other section of the Minnesota Statutes that would be applicable 0: is M.S.A. 201.26 which states the following: " The commissioner in determining the residence of any person desiring to register,'shall be governed by the following rules, so far as they are applicable: (a) The residence of any person shall be held to be in that place in which his habitation is faxed, without any present intention of re- moving therefrom, and to which, whenever he is • absent, he intends to return; (b) A person shall not be considered to have lost his residence who leaves his home to go into another state, or county in this state, for temporary purposes only; (c) A person shall not be considered to have gained a residence'in any county into which he has come for temporary purposes only, without the intention of making such county his home; (d) If a person goes into another state with the intention of making it his residence, he shall be considered to have lost his residence in this state; (e) If a person removes to another state with the intentions of remaining there for an indefinite time as a place of residence, he shall be considered 2 0 107 to have lost his residence in this state, notwith- standing he intends to return at some future time; (f) The place where a man's family resides sh4l be considered his residence, but if it is a temporary establishment for his family, or for transient purposes, it shall not be so considered; (g) If a man has his family living in one place and he does business in another,the former shall be considered his residence, but when a man has taken up his abode at any place with the in- tention of remaining there, and his family refuses to reside with him, then such place shall be considered his residence; (h) The residence of a single man shall be considered to be where he usually sleeps; (i) The mere intention to acquire a new residence, without the fact of removal, shall avail nothing, neither shall the fact of removal without the intention; (j) No person employed temporarily for the purpose of cutting timber, or in the construction w or repair of any railroad, canal, municipal, or other work of public nature, shall acquire a rest .deuce in any precinct into which he came for such purpose, but this provision shall not be held to extend to station agents or sectionmen who - 3.- J � • • L� 108 permanently reside in such precinct, and in deter- mining the right of any person employed by railroad company or upon any public work to register, the commissioner shall be satisfied that he is a bona fide resident of the precinct and not there for temporary purposes only, and his unsupported affidavit shall not be held conclusive as to any fact necessary to entitle him to register; (k) Any permanent inmate of a soldiers' home shall be considered a resident of the pre- cinct in which the same is located." 1 The Courts have repeatedly held that election laws are to be inter- preted so as not to disenfranchise anyone, but to insure their right to vote. The Court and Attorney General have ruled on these statutes and have held repeatedly that when persons take temporary jobs out of the state or out of the city, or when a person has taken a federal job requiring change of residence he is deemed to have his residence at the place to which he intends. to return and is entitled to vote in that city and in that precinct. Therefore, it is my opinion that where a party whose home has been destroyed and temporarily moves to another address he is deemed to reside at the home to which he intends to return even though it may be completely destroyed. He, therefore, should! vote in that precinct where the home to which he intends to return is located, and he need not fill out any "change of address" card. This also would apply if he moved out of the city or even the state, as long as his intent remains to return to his residence and is merely residing temporarily elsewhere. There would be no time limit as long as his intent to return remains. r� Certain factors would indicate the voter's intent to return has been abandoned such as making no effort to rebuild his home within a reasonable period of time, voting in another precinct, city, county or state, purchasing �a permanent home elsewhere, and such other facts that indicate that the intent to return has been abandoned. Respectfully submitted, Leonard T. ster Acting City Attorney LTJlpar t y' 7 110 HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, DUSTER, FORSBERG AND FEIKEMA ATTORNEYS AT LAW DOUGLAS HALL August 23, 1965 . B 11 PRODUCE BANK 6ULLO1N0 • WYMAN SMITH M1NN[APOLfBr MINN EBOTA 55409 GEORGE HEDLUND 239 -1401 LEONARD T. DUSTER THOMAS G. FORSBERG OFFfC£B 114: HENRY H. FEIKE MA OfBEO RONALD L. HASKVITZ- - COON "^Vice FRIDL[Y - b Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota Re: Repair to Sewer and Water Connections Dear Mr. Wagner'; In reference to an inquiry of Mr. Nasim Qureshi, I have examined the provisions of Section 66.04 of the City Code of Fridley, Minnesota, which provides as follows: 1 "66.04. After the initial connection has been made to the curb stop or the sewer lead, the applicant, owner or the occupant or user of such premises shall be liable for all repairs required to any water line or any sewer lines necessary for connection of the premises to the street mains, including any repairs necessary to the curb stop box and any necessary street repairs. It shall be the responsibility of the applicant, owner, occupant or user to maintain the stop box at such height as will insure that it remains above the finished grade of the land or property." The question involved is the home - owner's responsibility for the pair between the street main and the connecting owner's property line. Of course, there is no question that the home -owner must stand the expense of repair or cleaning of the line located upon his property. The Ordinance provides that "the owner or occupant or user of the prem- ises shall be liable for all repairs required to any water line or any sewer lines necessary for connection of the premises to the street mains, ...f1 It would appear to me that the best procedure for the city to follow is upon the necessity of making a repair to the line, the repair- be made by the city, when the repair is -city property, and the Cause of the repair or service be ascertained as accurately as possible. If the cause is a defect in the original construction, such as a collapse of the line, leakage in the joints allowing roots to enter, or poor concrete work on the inside causing the collection of refuse stopping the .. / All -2- Mr. Earl P. Wagner August 23 1965 g g , line, then it is my opinion that the Ordinance would "not transfer lia- bility to the home -owner and the cost must be borne by the city. If, ,. however, the cause of the repair or service is the abuse of the line, by the home - pawner and not the fault of the city or of the contractor constructing`�.�the line, then the home -owner should be billed for the cost of the repair or the service call and I believe such costs are legally enforcible. I believe there is no point in amending the Ordinance but that the construction could be handled as a matter of administrative policy. The Ordinance, as it _stands, gives some strength to the city in its position in collecting a disputed bill where the cause is not easily ascertainable'. Vry ly ours, 1 Acting City Attorney LTJ /rac cc: Mr. Nasim Qureshi City Engineer City of Fridley e 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota s , Ul LAW OFFICES WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK CHARLES R. WEAVER HERMAN L.TALLE 1 VIRGIL C. HERRICK ROBERT MUNNS JAMES O. GIBBS w City of Fridley Municipal Building Fridley, Minnesota August 26, 1965 Re: Ranko Schuur Building Permit Attention: Mr. Earl Wagner, City Manager Gentlemen: 316 EAST MAIN STRECT ANOKA, MINNESOTA 421 -5413 6231 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA $00 -3980 s This letter is to inform you that it is our understanding that a permit was given to Mr. Schmedeke for his property. It further :.I understood in our discussion with Mr. Wagner that it is the City rather than the State who must do the condemnation and make the final determination as to where the road goes. Mr. Wagner also iforms us that because of a full schedule and limited help he will be unable to give us a definite plan for the 'placement of the road for some time to come. Therefore, we feel that. we must now request a building permit to build the Phillips station as per our original request; that is with the service road running on the West side of the station. We are formally requesting to be placed on the agenda for a permit on September 7, 1965. We feel that we have met all of thq requirements to the best of our ability; i.e. we have seen the Planning Commission, Zoning Commission, Building Commission, Housing Redevelopment Authority and the City Council. Our station will be in compliance with the requests of. those various committees and we now feel that under the law we are entitled to a permit and therefore are requesting same. Sincerely, James 0. Gibbs • 'JDG /sjt cc - 'Ranko Schuur cc - J. J. Petree MW TOt larl P. Wagner, City Manager city Courtal MSD DATES August 26, 1965 OW NWM: 6`65-52 RE: UoMaed Streot Widths In Storm Sme'r #12 Area, As emstock and Dmvis,, xw.,, Consulting Engineers are in the process of praparing the conattuction plane for Stour Sewer #12g they VmUld like to knam� the proposod width of the streets in the Storm Smor #12 Area for the purpose of establishing the location of catch basins. This year the' side streat�v are bding coAsmeted to a width of 311 back to back curb and-m6st of the f=mt streets to a width of 361 back to back curb. If We setup is satisfactory to you and the Counails xm can use the a&= standard for establishing the location of the catch basins. As there Isn't golug to be a mvice road on the vast side of T.H. #47, Bcmth of Int=state #694 and also 3rd Street has a lot of apartment buildl;ngs and multiple dwellirzgeg the state aid district engineer seemeud to think that 3rd Street could be established an a State Aid Street if the City Council wtihes it go. OUR qmzmi, P.E. City Basiuser r. 113 113A BB80;:(1T 0 W. �. ���_ • A RESQ=Mq ORDIRL G 9 APMMAL (W PT.AP8; AND ORDERM ADVNCtS FM BM POR MW SOIR I ita= #12 VHM=, the Resolution #98 -1965 of the City Council adopted an the 21st day of June, 1963s set the date for hearing an the proposed teoprovehmsnt$, as specifically noted in the notice of hearing attacbsd hereto for reference as MMMT "A ", and WHUM,v all pcopezty owners whose psopszty is liable to be assessed with the making of the vvemeats (as noted in said notice) were given tan (10) days published notice of the Council homing tb"t gh two (2) weekly publications of the ra pired notice, and the hewing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hewing$ as noted In said notice. NUS, 8, B8 IT SOMMO by the Council of the City of Fridleys. Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the following improvements heretofore proposed by Council resolution #98 -1965 are hereby ordered to-be effected and eo®pleted as soon as reasonably possible, to -nit: (a) All of the Improvements as noted in the notice of hearing on the same as are noted (in RAI It "A" In said notice) ezeept (none); that the work Involved in said impu vements as listed above shall hereafter be designated as: STQRZt SSM PROACT #12 2. The plans and specifications prepared by comst:eck and Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Fngiuessrs and Minnesota Departaaev<t of Sighways, for such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council resolutions heretofore adopted, a copy of whI& plans and specifications are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and shall be filed with the City clerk. 3. The work to be performed under Stom Sewer Projeat #12 shall be performed under one contract:. The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and aanse to be Infected In the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such s+ovem I -to under such approved pleas and specifications. The aftertise- meat shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days), and shall epwify the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and considered at 12s00 o'clock (noon), on the 1%5 In the Council ors of the City Ball, and that no ON wail be 000sidered unless sealed avid filed with the City Clerk, and aacompani A by a cash • 0 /1`3 -� 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 11th day of October, 1965 at 12 :00 Noon, and will be considered by the City Council of the City of Ridley, at a regular Council Meeting, at 8:00 P.M. on the 18th day of October for the furnishing of work and materials for the installation of Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 12. The project consists' of the following: Approximately 17,000 L.F. 12" to 96" storm sewers with manholes, catch basins, related appurtenances and utility reconstruction including approximately 1000 L.F. of jacking 78" and 84" rein- forced concrete-pipe. 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: 784 79346. Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the City Manager, and copies may be obtained for the Contractor's individual use by applying to the Engineers and depositing with the Engineers $40.00 for each set. The deposit will be refunded to each bidder submitting a bonafide bid upon return of the documents in good condition within ten (10) days from the date'of opening bids and to non- bidders upon return of the documents in good condition prior to the bid opening, Bids must be made on the basir, of cash payment for the work, and accompanied 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 may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days. By order of the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota. Dated this 7th day of'September, 1965. •' y _ Earl P. Wagner, City Manager Storm Seeer Project #12 Resolution Page TWO • deposit, bid bond, or cutifled Check payable to the City for five pas cent (5%) of the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for Storm Sewer Project #12 sha11 be substantially In form as that on" in 8xh4 bit "B" ,attedwd hereto for refarea* cad made a part hersof. ADWM SY 789 =MOIL OF FEMUCTs THIS � DAY C1+ CTLY CLUX - Marvin C. Bransell r1 U 1965. W= - 1111 am J. the /i3el 1130 E RESOLUTION A RESOLJJTION,AUTHORIZING THE CONDEMNATION OF CER- TAIN LANDS FOR STORM SEWER EASEMENTS IN CONNECTION - WITH STORM SEWER PROJECT #12. WHEREAS; by previous Resolutions of the Council of this munini- pality it was determined to construct and install a storm sewer improve- ment known as Storm Sewer Project No. 12, and WHEREAS, the Municipal Engineer determined that the project was feasible, and WHEREAS, public hearings were held on the matter by the Council, and WHEREAS, following said public hearings the Council did resolve that the project was feasible and necessary and did approve plans and specifications and let bids for the construction and installation of said improvement, and WHEREAS, as a part of said improvement, the engineer has report - ed to the Council that easements are \necessary as follows: !f (see attached sheets) • -1- 1. A permanent easement for underground utilities described as that part o'` the North 30 feet of the South 60 feet of Lot 8, Auditors Sub - division No. 79., Anoka County, Minnesota lying East of the Easterly right -of -:gay line of the Minneapolis. Anoka and Cuyuna Range Railway Company, and lying West of the Westerly line of the Great Northern Railway CozapawI" Supposed owner: F. M. C. Corp. lA. A temporary construction easement described as the North 125 feet of the South 185 feet of Lot 8, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying East of the Easterly right-of-way line of the Minneapolis,. Anoka, and Cuyuna Range Railway Company, and lying West of the Westerly right-of-way line of the Great Northern Railway Company. 2. A permanent easement for underground utilities described as the North 30 feet of the South 60 feet of the following described properties: beginning at a point on the South line of Lot 1, 511 feet East measuured at right angles from the centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company, as the sense is now laid out and constructed; thence North parallel with the centerline'of'said main track 250 feet; ' thence East parallel with the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of _ 34.07 feet, more or less, to a point distant 30 feet East at right angles from the last described course; thence South parallel with the center - line of said rain track a distance of 250 feet to the South line of said Loot 1; thence West along the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of 30.07 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning; and that part of Lot 1, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, described as follows: commencing at a point on the South line of said Lot 1 distant 511 feet Easterly of,measured at a right angle from the center - lineof the main track of the Northern Pacific Company right- of- way-as now constructed and operated through said Lot 1; thence Westerly along the South line of said Lot 1 a distance of 100.24 feet, more or less, to its intersection with a line drawn parallel with and 10 feet Easterly of, measured at right angles, to a line which bears N 130561 E from a point on the South line of said Lot 1, distant 401 feet Easterly of, measured at right angles to said centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company right-of-way; thence N 13056• E a distance of 495.6 feet, more or less, to its intersection with a line drawn from the point of beginning and parallel with said ceate ,. g p rline of the main track .. of the Northern Pacific Railway Company ri g ht - o f-w a f s thence Southerly along said parallel line, so dram, a distance o 478.5 feet, more or less, to the point of be inni' . S g ng opposed owners Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association. 2A. 3. 3A. -2- , A temporary construction easement described as the North 125 feet of the South 185 feet of the following described properties: beginning at a point on.the South line of Lot 1, 511 feet East measured at right angles from the centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company as this °same is now laid out and constructed; thence North O rallel with the centerline of said main track 250 feet; thence East parallel with the South line of said Lot l a.dis- tance of 30.07 feet, more or less, to a point distant 30 feet East at right angles from the last described course; thence South parallel with the centerline of said main track a distance of 250 feet to the South line of said Lot 1; thence West along; the South line of said Lot I a distance of 30.07 feet, more or less, to the point of begin - ning; and'that part of Lot 1, Auditors Subdivision No. _79, Anoka . County, Minnesota, described as follows: commencing at a point on the South line of said Lot 1, distant 511 feet easterly of, measured at a right angle from the centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company right-of-way as now constructed and operated through said Lot 1; thence Westerly along the South line of said Lot 1• a distance of 100.24 feet, more or less, to its intersection with a line drawn parallel with and 10 feet Easterly of,.measured at right angles, to a line which bears h 130 56' E from a point on the South line of said Lot 1, distant 401 feet Easterly of, measured at right angles to said centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company right -of -way; thence N 160 56' E a distance of 495.6 feet, more or less, to its intersection with a line drawn from the point of beginning and parallel with said centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Company right -of -way; thence Southerly along said parallel line, so drawn, a distance of 478.5 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning. A permanent easement for underground utilities described as the North 30 feet of the South 60 feet of Lot 1, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, except therefrom that part lying West of a line parallel to and 541 feet Easterly of the centerline of the main track.'of the Northern Pacific Railway Co:, as the same is now laid out and constructed, measured at right angles thereto, and except street. Supposed owner, Maico Electronics, Inc. A temporary construction easement described as the North 125 feet of the South 185 feet of Lot 1, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, except therefrom that part lying West of a line parallel to and 541 feet Easterly of the centerline of the main track of the Northern Pacific Railway Co., as the same is now laid out and con - structed, measured at right angles thereto. 0 1l3 -3- 4. A pormanent easement for underground utilities described as the West 20 feet of the East 53-feet of the North 1290 feet of the South 1320 feet of Lot 1, Auditora*Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota.. Supposed owner,,rIaico Electronics, Inc. r. 4A. A temporary construction easement descrlbed'as the West 105 feet of the East 125 feet of the North 1135 feet of the South 1320 feet of Lot 1, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota. L 5. A permanent easement for underground utilities described as the North 36 feet of the South 70 feet of Lot 11, Auditors Subdivision No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, except East River Road (County State Aid Highway No. 1). Supposed owner, P.M.C. Corporation. • 5A. A temporary construction easement described-as the South 40 feet and. P ry the North 125 feet of the South 195 feet of Lot 11, Auditors Sub - divisiou No. 79, Anoka County, Minnesota, except East River Road (County State Aid Highway No. 1). 6A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feat of Lot 30, Blcok 12, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota. 7A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 12, Plymouth, City of,Fridley, Minnesota. 1139 -4- 9A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 11, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota. = LOA. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 30, Block 10, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Xinnesota. 11A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 10, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota. 13A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 8, Block 3, Rearrangement of Block 13, Plymouth, City of Fridley. 14A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 1, Block 13, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota. 15A. A temporary construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 16, Block 2, Re- arrangement of Block 14, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota. 16A. A temporary Construction easement described as the North 25 feet of Lot 1, TO 2, Re- arrangement of Block 14, Plymouth, City of Fridley, Minnesota I0 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE City of Fridley that it is necessary for the purposes of storm sewer installa- tion and construction that the above stated easements be taken; That the.City attorney be authorized and directed to proceed at once to negotiate for the purchase of said easements or in the alternative comme;ce eminent domain proceedings in District Court. ADOPTED THIS 7th day of September, 1965. ATTEST: City Clerk • 1 William J. Nee, Mayor M E M O R A N D U M TO: City Manager F'II0,: James H. Hensley, Board of Health p SUBJLCT: Boar4�,,of Health Activities August 139 1965 Lots 13, 14, and 15, Block 1, Rearr. of Lots 139 14 and 15 P17imouth. Adn, which fronts on 2k St. N. E., 2nd -lot-,from corner of 46th. Uvnzed by John Glover, 2207 Dupont Ave. N. Complaint of junk and debris by -mrs. Howe, 4560 3rd St. N. E. (lot is behind her). Letter sent to clean and clear the property. 114 Lots 18 and 20, Bl. 2, Oak Grove Adn. owned by Carl Sorenson, 4615 University Ave. N. E., bounded by 66th and 67th Sts., Fridley and Atoka Sts, Requested Walter Freeman.;to clean and clear these vacant lots filled with debris and refuse. w 3.9, 31. 2, Oak Grove Adn, owned by County of Anoka, bounded by 66th and 'th Sts., Fridley and Anoka Sts. Requested Walter Freeman to clean and clear of debris and refuse. 1 5820 3rd St. N. E. Requested Walter Freeman to clean the debris from inside the dwelling, and completely clean and clear the outside premises. Requested H. V. Smith Co., 1910 University Ave., St. Paul to completely exterminate the dwelling. This is the property formerly occupied by Virgil Bartz who was taken to court. Letter sent to Eberhardt Co., 1016 Marquette Ave. who is now handling the property for Mr. Page of Page and Hill. Mr. Page is apparently an absentee landlord residing in Calif. - 5407 6th St. N. E. (Lots 16 and 17, Bl. 9, Hamilton's Adn. to Mechanicsville behind 5400 7th St. N. E.) owned by John No and Bernadine Kloeckner, 5407 7th St. N. E., taxes paid by Twin City Federal, formerly owned by a Capt. Earl G. Hatten. This was a very dilapidated structure with an open well on the premises. Had been vandalized and was a hangout for teenagers. Requested Walter Freeman to knock down the structure fill in the well and clean and clear the premises. 5519 4th St. N. E., owned by Clarence Larson, 10425 XaWis Ave. N. W., Coon Rapids, Minn. Condemned as unsafe for human habitation and ordered vacated. (City Council gave an extension of the vacate time) Memo to Council with copy to owner listing defects that must be brought up to code if dwelling is to be occupied. , 511 Dover St., Sadie Wilson, Rose of Sharon Rest Home, 1000 Lovel, St. Paul, Minn., 551130 484 -3378. Dilapidated dwelling condemned and ordered abated. Requested Walter Freeman to abate. 1327 Hillcrest Dr. Lot 18, B1. 4, Moore Lake Hills, Lester $. Eckhardt, 3632 Silver Lake Rd., owner. Vacant lot filled with debris. Ordered.to clean and clear poison ivy, old lumber, tree stumps, branches and a'.2 ft. growth of weeds. Bd. of Health Activities :age -2 600 Kimball St. N. E., letter to occupant to cease burning garbage and to properly store it and have collected. 615 Janesville, letterto occupant to cease burning garbage and to properly store it and have collected_. 8295 Broad St. N. E.,'complaint of junk and garbage. Garbage complaint unjustified. Talked ta.occupant and they agreed to clean up junk. This is a neighborhood fight. �!? 555 57th Ave. N. E., complaint of-tornado debris not being taken care of. At time of inspection a foundation wall was being installed. 6062 Central Ave. N. E., Melvin and Caroline Lubbers, owner, 51 Center Rd. Circle Pines, Minn., (Parcel 2460, Section 24) garbage complaint. Complaint, unjustified at time of survey. 921 Overton Dr. N. E., corner of Able and Overton, complaint of dog kennels not being maintained and 'odors. Talked to people who do have two Irish Setters in a pen approximately 6 ft. x 10 ft. Pen hadn't been cleaned for three or four days as the husband had been worktsg overtimee. People agreed to keep the pen cleaned. • _:40 Ferndale, complaint from manager on house next to 1560 Ferndale'-and complaint from Bldg. Insp. from a Gayle Gillespie, 1541 Ferndale on.a • dilapidated dwelling. This appears to be one and the same house. Owned by National Funds and reportedly up for sale for $10,000. (Lot 1, Block It Larry's First Adn. to Fridley. Inspection revealed that house did not appear to be in a dilapidated conditions, however it was rather odd from an architectural standpoint. No evidence that it,is not structurally sound. From a public health standpoint the rear wooden steps should be removed and replaced with concrete and a handrail provided. A handrail should also be provided for the front steps and a couple of broken windows need to be repaired. The floor was out of horizontal),plane due to sagging, however, this condition could probably be corrected -if the entire building is -:t shored up. It was difficult to see the structural condition as a whole without being able to see the inside. Foundation appeared to be sound and the lower half of the dwelling appeared to have been recently painted.. In my opinion not worth $10,000. 4952 3rd St. N. E., Lot 17, Block 3, Carlson's Summit Manor S. Adn. to Fridley.:' owned by Richard H. Gardner who has left. V. A. loan and mouse up for sale. Complaint of premises littered with garbage, junk and refuse. Letter`ssnt . to owner with a copy to the V.A. to clean and clear at once. Lot 8, Auditor's Sub. 144 on Cheri Lane owned by St. Anthony Villa 0' Shopping Center, 'Max Saliterman, 25 University Ave. S. E., Mpls, More complaints of dumping and refuse on this property. Another letter sent and if no results, will start legal action. •548 Mississippi St. N. owned by Martin F. Westad and mortgage held by N. 14. Federal Savings and Loan. Tornado damaged hone with roof torn..off, littered with debris and foodstuff which are decaying. Letter to clean and clear at once. Is • 2d., of - oalth Activities Page - l J.16 Consultation with Design Ware Industries, 7- 30 -65. They agreed that if they could get a reasonable rate, they would connect to the sanitary sewer being installed by the North Suburban San. Sew. Dist., and would dump all waste from the plant into this facility. An alternate possi- bility was presented to them by the Board - the building of a sand filter to remove the flock material before dumping it into the storm sewer. They are presently working with the North. Sub. San. Sew. Dist. on an acceptable rate. 7220 Central Ave. N. 4�., Parcel 300 S� of Sec. 13, T.30, R.24)Littered with o'.d trailor houses and debris from the dismanteling and wrecking of trailer houses. Serving as rodent harborage. Owner, Irving H*fner and Minnesota Industrial Parks, Inc., c/o K. 0, Hjqfner, 749 Forest Dale Rd., New Brighton, Minn. Ordered to clean and clear at once. 110 58th Ave. N. E., letter to occupant to clean and clear garbage-and debris littered on ground surface and to properly store garbage. 928 Hackmann, complaint of old lumber, refuse and debris. Ltr. to Donald F. Sexter, Sexter Realty, 3600 France Ave. N., to clean and-•: clear at once. 555 67th Aven. N. E., owned by a Mrs. G.' °Eustes, up for sale by David C. Bell Co., 3100 N. E. Johnson. Tornado debris and refuse. Ltr. to clean and clear at once. Was advised by a representative of Bell that a contractor has bought the property and will rebuild on it and that it will be cleaned up. 5612 -14 6th St. N. E., S 13 Ft. of Lot 10, all of Lot 11 and N. 13 ft. of Lot 12, Block 2, Hamilton's Adn. to Mech., duplex owned by.Lyman F. Johnson, 2451 Hennepin Ave., Mpls, contract purchaser Paul Werner, 1043 Orkla Dr., Mpls 27, Minn. Improper storage of garbage, burning. garbage, littering garbage on ground. Front and rear premises littered with trash and refuse. Overgrowth of weeds. Ltr. to clean and clear at once or legal action will follow. 56ic -2v9 6th St. N. E., Lot 95 N. 17 ft. of Lot 10, B1. 2, Hamitlton's Adne to i'cch., duplex owned by Lyman F. Johnson, 2451 Hennepin Ave., Mpls. Improper storage and burning of garbage. Front and rear premises littered wits! trash and refuse. Overgrowth of weeds. Ordered to clean and clear at once or legal action will follow. 5600 -5602 6th St. N. E., owned by an Arthur N. Johnson 3500 23rd Ave. S. utilities paid by a Mrs. Ardis Beaumont Christenson, 2+51 Hennepin Ave., Mpls. 5, Minn. Improper storage and burning of garbage. Front and rear premises littered with trash and refuse. Overgrowth of weeds. Ordered to clean and clear at once or court action will follow. (Also previous complaints on this see Bd. of HLth Act. 5 -1 -650 page 1 and 9- 22 -64, page 4.) 5606 -5608 6th St. N. E. S 27 ft. of Lot 129 all of lot 13, B1. 29 Hamilton's Adn. to Mech., Burton T. and Jean LaMarle Reitan, 7232 Columbus, Mpls. utilities paid by Mrs. Ardis Beaumont Christenson, 2451 Hennepin Ave., Mpls. 5,, Minn. Improper storage and burning of garbage. Front and rear premises littered with trash and refuse.-Overgrowth of weeds. Ordered to clean and clear at once or court action will follow. (Also see Bd. of Hlth. Act. 5 -1 -65, page 1.) Ed. of Health Activities 117 :age _ 4 5601 5th St. N. E., Kenneth D. LaBeau owner. Tornado damaged property, and debris not being taken care of. Ltr. to clean and clear at once. (Lots 16 & 17, Block 2, Hamilton's Adn. to Mech.) 5609 5th St. N. E., owned by Warren F. Chapman and Gary Cheney, 3600 France Ave. N. (Lots 18 and 19, Block 2, Hamilton's Adn. to Mechanicsville) Tornado damaged property and debris not being taken care of. Ltr. to cl.e: n and clear at once. 5537 5th St. N. E., o4ned by Freda Hoggard Hoyt, (Lot 279 Bl. 7, ' Hamilton's Adn. to Mech.)' Tornado damaged - property and debris not being taken care of. Ltr. to clean and clear at once. 5703 Washington St. N. E., owner Vernon L. Gunderson (Lot 10 and 119, Block 4, Adams St. Adn.) Tornado damaged property and debris not being taken care of. Ltr. to clean and clear at once. 26 coliform and 53 chlorine tests of municipal water supply found to be satisfactory. Cl • 0 0 155 Stonybrook Way Fridley, Minnesota August 28, 1965 :fir. John C. Wright 171 Northeast 63, Jay Fridley, Minna Dear Mr. ! ^!ri ph t : , TThen you participated in the July 29th meeting of, the Fridley Recreation Commission, three topics developed which should most properly belong to the City Council for investigation, devlop- ment and possible action. This letter is written to, bring these topics again to your attention so that the city may proceed with these items. (1) City Council to investigate and modify the current ordinance which requires the ,Closing of the beach at East Moore Lake on a fixed date. Our discussion resolved it would be better that the'. closing; of the beach be left to the option of the city adminis- tration because of weather and other unforeseen situations which might require an earlier closing or a later closing. (2) It was mentioned that the island just north of the Route #100 bridge in the Mississippi River appeared to belong to Brooklyn Center, but might, with good reason belong to the City of Fridley. This latter line of reasoning devloped because older maps show the river channel to be west of this island. The topic mentioned was a possibility of the joint development of this island as a recreational area for both Brooklyn Center and Fridley. (3) It was thou { -ht the City Council might investigate the desir- ability of acquiring a few lots yet privately owned on East Moore Lake for the City of Fridley for private ownership of land on this lake would conceivably interfere with the total development of this area as a recreational facility. Thank you for your attention in these matters. Yours truly '•1y John F. Dunphy Ch rman Recreation Commis on 0 • • COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. 1446 COUNTY ROAD NJ" MINNEAPOLIS . MINNESOTA Oe431 TEL.: SUnat 4-OW CONSULTING ENGINEERS August 27, 1965 Honorable Mayor & City Council City of Fridley Vii? c/o Mr. Earl P. Wagner 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: RE ANOKA COUNTY DITCH #17 In accordance with your request, we attended the hearing on Tuesday, August 23, 1965 on the petition of Blaine to discharge storm waters into the upper reaches of.County.Ditch #17. After considerable discussion, the permit was granted to Blaine subject to their working out a satisfactory arrangement with the Cities of Coon Rapids and Fridley relative to any problems this discharge might cause. Since there was no time prior to the hearing to investigate the ditch within Fridley, and we had no knowledge of the intent of Blaine, it was impossible to give an opinion as to the affect on Fridley at the time of the hearing. The system for which Blaine has requested this permit involves storm sewer discharging into Laddie Lake, a controlled outlet from Laddie Lake, and a storm sewer which picks up drainage from an area west of Laddie Lake and empties into the ditch along T.H. 10 near University Avenue, where it flows into County Ditch #17. Wet weather (storm) flows from this area are estimated to be 23 CFS. At the present time the area tributary to the ditch contributes 16 CFS accor- ding to testimony at the hearing. This increase of 7 CFS represents approximately 9% of the ditch capacity.in Fridley, west of the Northern Pacific Railroad. After the hearing we surveyed the ditch within Fridley to determine capa- city, ditch condition and possible problems. The ditch is limited to approximately 80 CFS capacity by the culverts under both Hugo St. and 79th Avenue, N.E. Further development upstream in the watershed will even- tually necessitate improvements on the entire drainage way, however this appears to be adequate at this time. A problem does exist, however, which should be corrected. In the area of. the railroad tracks, erosion has filled the ditch and box culvert under J K] City of Fridley RE ANOKA COUNTY DITCH #17 =2- August 27, 1965 120 the railroad to where only the upper 611- 8" of the box culvert carries drainage. The ditch should be cleaned and reshaped possibly 200 feet downstream and 400°;- 500 feet upstream of the RR box culvert. We would estimate this cleaning could be accomplished for approximately $19000.00. If this above mentioned cleaning is accomplished, the ditch will be in satisfactory condition and the small amount of drainage which Blaine will add to the flow by their construction will have no ill effects. It should be remembered, however, that as more farm land becomes developed, ponding areas are eliminated and runoff increases, storm water will reach the ditch faster and more capacity will eventually have to be provided. i Very truly yours, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. By eWayne . Olson, P. E. DCO /cb • t _i • i :.23. HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, DUSTER, FORSBERG AND FEIKEMA ATTORNEYIN AT LAW Se tember I 1965' DOUGLAS HALL P i i i / PRODUCE BANK BUILDING WYMAN SMITH MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 00402 GEORGE HEDLUND LEONARD T. JUSTER THOMAS G. FORSBERG 1. OFFICER INt HENRY H. FEIKEMA OB:EO RONALD L. HASKVITZ COON APIOS • Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Earl: The Commissioners appointed by the District Court filed their Condemnation Report on the 1965 -2 Streets on August 11, 1965. I have sent a copy of the Commissioners' Report to Marvin so that he may pay the Commissioners. I do not know whether or not the owners will appeal. The small triangular piece taken over on 73rd and Highway 65, the Pennsylvania Oil Company's award was $2,500.00. And as to Emmy Riedel, we had two par- cels: Parcel 6 and Parcel 7. One was the taking of a tri- angular place where Seventh Street comes onto Mississippi Street; for this, I believe the Commissioners wanted to make an award of $3,100.00. They gave nothing for the 40 foot easement along Seventh Street along her property. Paul Skjervold is now her attorney on the condemnation, and it may_ be that he will appeal that award. I would recommend payment of the awards in the Commissioners' Report if they are satisfactory to the property owners. I presume you may want to get Council approval. Yours truly, Wyman Smith WSJrac 1Z2 S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES ^ R c H M. L c T s SUITE 12 150 HENNEPIN N V A E E U MINNEAPOLIS,, MINNESOTA 55103 FE 8.8751 • MEMORANDUM Date :August 23,, 1965 Comm. No.: 6013 Project : Fridley Civic Center - Consideration of Civic Center Bids Subject : Council Meeting Memo By .: S. C. Smile Present William Nee,- Jack Kirkham, Glenn Thompson* Earl Wagner, Marvin Brunsell, Nassim Qureshi+ S. C. Smiley and ferry Mundt. The architects presented letter in conjunction with the alternate bid items from the specifications plus a list of items covering general, electrical and mechanical work that constituted substitutions or deletions resulting in reduced costs. A general discussion ensued and overall costs were discussed. It was pointed out that costs of remodeling the existing City Hall totaled approximately $57,000.00,, site work totaled approximately $224000,00 and that approximately $270000.00 • might be realized from the new building. All of these, if taken.. would reduce the base contract of $551,400.00 to $445,400.00. It was further pointed out, that at one time City Hall remodel ing and site work were not included in the funds for construc- tion budget of the new City Hall' nor was the purchase of the neighboring property. After general discussion, since only three members of the Council" were present, it was suggested that the discussion be deferred and a special meeting called for the entire Council tv attend. At that time a complete review would be made of proposed cost reductions and consideration of rebidding. The Council passed a resolution to reject all bids at.this time and so notify the contractors. c.c. Earl Wagner ,. _ -q 127 « i .. t It ?I l r, APPLIL`ATI�i PS n MIT 29 aCXRJP'Y _ Counci.lm n Man stated that he did not bellow the of this train er hG4 been licensed 4=1M the past year. He stated that there is a Omat deal of opposition from the neighbors surroend3,ng the Prey of I,Mr. Anderson to the occc ati on► of the trailer and ghat the locatiCa� of j,t� trailer does not conform to the regiaireae�nts of the oaedinanee nor do the water and same ooannections to the trailer cmf= m to the ements of the Building inspector cc the Ordixwance of the City of PridloV, Motion by Ow c1dan to 40y the tom° of Mr. Anderson far a license to occuM a trailer house at 6570 Fridley Street N.H. seconded by Xftk aft. upon a voice vote. there being no nWs, the act Ion Carried Imanj amslY e 9 9 C L A I X S 9 Gwwai and Public Utilities - 6232 through 6362 Liqu= - 7758 tbrough 7805 1209 ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY TRZ CITY COtNCIL - SEPTMIUR 7, 1965 C. S. McCrossan Coupany, Inc• Route #2, Box 322 Osseo, Minnesota Street ImProvenwnt Project No. ST. 1965 -2 MW Numbers 27- 307 -02, 27- 312.03, 27- 311 -02, 27- 341 -02) according to contract (1965 State Aid Program) (Partial) Estimate #3 $ 46, 630,51 Street Improvement Project No. ST. 1965 -1 accoart3ing to contract (1965 Municipal Program) (Partial) Estimate #3 $ 170628,11 Larson Tank COUJM y 13001 Hideaway Trail Minnetonka, 'Minnesota 55343 Estimate #1 for work completed on Tornado Damage - Fridley Water Tank Tower (Partial) $ 30910.50 Elwin 1�ontgapeMy Construction Co. 2160 West County Road -D" St, Paul, Minnesota Estimate' #1 for work completed on Sewer and Water Lines for Moore Lake Beach Souse, according to contract (Final.) ` $ 7.460090 Johnson Brosle Highway & Heavy Constructors,, Inc. Poo. Box 1002 Litch f geld, Kinnesota Estimate #5 - storm sewer Improvement Project No. 5-H according to contract (Final) (Storm Sewer north of T.H. #100, East Of T.B. #47) $ 17,455,54 Layne- Minnesota Coospany 3147 Califocnia StFeet Nao Minneapolis, Mirortesata 28timate #2 - Water Zqx roveaent Project 340-2 aCdOrding to Contract (Final) (Pumping Install- s ation and Pum&ouse - Well #6 (600 - 63" Ave. N ex e) $ 6, 740.59 130 SSTIMB' S TO BBC APPROVED BY TIE CITY COUM= - SSPi"RMIM 70 1965 Contialmd o .. Bergerson- Ceame11, Inc. 13120 Wayzata Boulevard �lieaetontca, lsiaanesota Water Improvement Project 34-R - Estimate 04 according to contract, (Final) (Pumping Rquipmeat - Existing Wells 2, 3, 4, & 5a) $ 2,841.92 Comstock & Davis, Inc. Consulting Rnginears 1446 County road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Furnishiaag of resident inspection and resident sv�ervision for the staking out of construction works RatiMate #1 - Sewer and Water Services for Moore Hake Beef Rouser $ 166050 Estimate #2 - Swer and Water Sesviyes for noose Lake Beach House, $ 4540 Estimate #4- Water Uprovement Project No. 34-0 (grossing - T.H. #694 Johnson Street, 7th St.) $ 150.00 Estimate #5 - Water IMroveament Project No. 75-,As (Three Additional Drift Wells) , $ 195000 Estimate #8 - Sanitary Sager and Mater upco vesment Project No. 70, (RIV=vie w Te=acee south of Missi- ssippi Place: Lincoln (Ashton) Strut, south Of Irontcaaat Street= 5th Street, south of T.H. #100) , $ 32.50 Estimate #13 - sanitary Sewer and Water IMcov=wnt Project No. 67, (1964 sanitary Sewer and Water Prowam) , $ 27.50 Estimate #9 - Water Smprovvment Project No. 34Q-2. (Pining Installation and Pwq*owm - Well #6 .. 600 - 63rd Avenue DTorthesat). $ 105000 Estimate #10 - Storm Seeder xwovemsnt Project NUUb*r 5 -B, (North of T.B. #100, east of T.H. #47) $ 165.00 Estimate #3 • Water Ingovemnt Project No. 75 -9. (Booster Station - 63rd Avenue N.B. & T.H. #100) $ 240.00 • 0 COMSTOCK & 0?XIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 August 5, 1965 Honorable Mayor 6 City Council c/o Earl P Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We submit herewith Estimate No. 1, the final estimate for Erwin :Montgomery Construction Co., 2160 West County Road "D ", St. Paul, Minnesota for work completed on Sewer and Water Service dines for Moore Lake Beach House, according to contract. Lump Sum Bid $8,418.00 Additions to Contract 28 LF 4" CIP Watermain @ $3.40 $95.20 Total Additions Deductions from Contract $95.20 33 LF 3" CIP',Force Main @ $3.10 $ 102.30 1 Ea. 3" CIP Plug @ $10.00 10.00 1 Ea. Sewage Ejector Package @ $940.O0 940.00 Total Deductions $1,052.30 7inal Contract Price $7,460.90 AMOUNT NOW DUE. . . . . . . . . s . . . . . $7,460.90 We have viewed the work under Contract for the construction of Sewer and Water Service Lines for Moore Lake Beach House and find that the same is substantially complete in accordance with the Contract Documents. We recom- mend that the'fiaal payment be made upon acceptance of the work by your Honorable Body, and that the one year contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed above. Respectfully submitted, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. B y E. V. Comstock, P. E. DCO /eb cc: Er,7in Montgomery Constr. Co. 131 • COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road ".T" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 August 6, 1965 Honorable Mayor & City Council c/o fir. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We submit herewith estimate No. 5, the final estimate, for .Johnson Eros. Highway & Heavy Consatructors, Inc., P.O. Box 1002, Litchfield, Minnesota, for word, completed this date, for Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 5 -B, accorJiawg o contract. 147.42 • Contract Tromp Scam Bid $99,993.95 AAdditirer s 6o C2nt zj- -r 1.2 LF 33" C' 11 I1 mRCF 10 -11.' deep @ $ 11.:30 $ 13.56 107 T44F 33" v1. ILE RU 12 -14" deep @ 12,00 1,284.00 35 LF 217" C1. if, R.CP 10-12' deei @ .3.60 301,00 25 LF Z " €�1. Iisy ]x.CP l%2 -14' deep a� 4.20 230.00 16 LF 24" C1. IY.: ItG1r 12 -144 deep 3.40 134.40 38.9 LF 24" C1. v RCP 14 -•16' deep @ 9.80 381.22 82 X 24" Cl. 'Is RCP 16 -W doep @ 1.0.30 844.60 23 LF 18" Cl. It RCP 0-10' deep �a 5.80 133.40 24., 2 1.F 1€11 Cl. T 1' j. RG-P 0 -IC' deep �? 5.90 142.78 139.2 LF <5" C1. II RCF 0 -10' deep 5.25 730.80 a6 LF° 15" Cl. 113-' RCP v-w10' deep @ 5.25 84.00 2 Ea. Short Narkholes 0- 150.00 _ 300. d0 - O_e_d._ur s.�.on s 1 137 s LF 3 as 1.2 LF 30" 75.4 LF 2743 23 LF 27" LF 614 ;„a�F G2.4':' 13 . 21 ±eJC° 24'!' ?A -C Cl. Cl. I. C c1. C1. Cl. Cl. Total Addl.ttuas 2n act. III RCP 10 -1.2' deep 11 RCP 10 -12' deep if RCP 0 -10' deep III RCP 10 -12' deep It RCP 0-1.0' deep 111 RCP 0 -10' deep ?I1' RCP 10 -12' deep $4,579.76 @ $ 11.70 $1,368.90 @ 9.65 11.58 @ 3.40 633.36 @ 8.90 204.70 @ 7.80 31.20 @ 8.10 51..84 @ 3.10 147.42 132 134 i COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 August 12, 1965 Honorable Mayor & City Council c/o Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We submit Herewith Estimate No. 2, the final estimate, for Layne -' Minnesota Company, 3147 California St., N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418, for work completed this date, for Water Improvement Project 34Q -2, according to contract. Lump Sum Bird $34,981.00 • Change Order No. 1 144.00 Change Order No. 2 60.00 Adjustment in Brick Cost 55.44 Final Contract Price $35,240.44 Less: Estimate No. 1 2.8,499.85 AMOUNT NOW PUB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,740.59 We have viewed the work under Contract for the construction of Water Improve- ment Project 34Q-2 and find that the same is substantially complete in accor- dance with the Contract Documents. We recommend that the final payment be made upon acceptance of the work by your Honorable Body, and that the one year contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed above. Respectfully submitted, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. By E. V. Comstock, P. E. ie EVC /cb cc: Layne Minnesota Company 0 135 COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Honorable Mayor & Village Council City of Fridley 6431 university Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We submit herewith Estimate No. 4, the final estimate, for Bergerson- Caswell,'Inc., 13120 Wayzata Boulevard, Minnetonka, Minnesota for work completed for construction of Water Improvement Project 34 -R, according to contract. CONTRACT LUMP SUM BID $ 6,453.00 Additions to Contract • Well #4 Pull pump completely, bail, disinfect, furnish temporary discharge piping, pump well and reinstall pump. $ 400.00 15 Cu. Yds. additional Sandrock Removal @ $45.00 675.00 Wel 1 #2 31 Cu. Yds. additional Sandrock Removal @ $40.00 10240.00 Repair ',pitless adapter (C.O. #1) 75.00 Repair 'Well #2 pump (C.O. #1) 300.00 Additional work involved to set up and tear down at Well #3 and relocate to Well #2 to expedite repairs to Well #2 (C.O. #1) 152.50 Well #5' 40.8 Cu Yds. additional Sandrock Removal @ $40.00 1,632.00 Add "0" rings on pitless adapter (C.O. #1) 75.00 Dismantle pump bowl assembly, rebush all pump bowls, machine bowls, install new wear rings, machine im- 564.00 - pellers, and reassemble Replace foot valve 164.00 Rebuild pitless adapter set length 947.70 Honorable Mayor & City Council City of Fridley Final Estimate (34 -R) -2- Well #3 3-- dimensional photo survey of liner pipe TOTAL ADDITIONS Deductions from Contract Wells. 3, 5 and 2 75# of dynamite @ 1.00 TOTAL DEDUCTIONS Final Contract Price Less: Estimate #1 $1,642.50 Estimate #2 3,753.45 Estimate #3 4,665.33 June 15, 1965 300.00 $ 6,525.20 75.00 $ 75.00 $12,903.20 $10,061.28 10.061.28 AMOUNT NOW DUE. $ 2,841.92 FINAL STATEMENT EVC /cb cc: Bergerson- Caswell 0 Respectfully submitted, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. By E. V. Comstock, P. E. 136 MEMO TO: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager MEW FROM Nasim,.Qureshi, City Engineer MEMO DATE: August 31, 1965 MEIN', NUMBER: 4,65 -55 • RE:- Payments to Debris Clean Up Contractors T The following is a list of invoices submitted by different clearing contractors to date: Invoice Number ber Contractor Equipment mount 20537 Carl Bolander & Sons Co. Hough H -70 Loader w /operator $ : 375.45 Robert Crawford Du n�p truck w /operator 804.00 Robert Crawford Dump truck w /operator 760.00 Walter R. Freeman HG 9 Loader 1,445.00 Walter R. Freeman HG 9 Cat Loader 1,360.00 1813 Fridley Trucking Co. 28 Yd. Trash Trucks w /drivers 2,040.00 634 Lametti & Sons, Inc. 795 American, Lo -boy, Boom Truck, w /operators 3,818.99 TOTAL $10,603.44 If the form and type of invoice is satisfactory to you,.and it is the Council's wish to pay these costs, then these bills can be paid as the hours have been checked and O.K.'d by the Public Works Department. NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer 0 LIST OF CONTRACTORS LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 7,'1965 ELECTRICAL Cramer Electric Service Company. 3101 Irving Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesots bys Claude Cramer, Jr. Nyberg Electric Comptaw 4204 West 62nd Strevb Minneapolis 24, Minnesota bys Richard E. Nyberg Trenary Electric Company 3542 Coon Rapids Boulevard Anoka, Minnesota bys Loren Trenary GAS Ray Stegora '"lumbing & Heating Co. %19 Quebec Avenue North Minneapolir 28, Minnesota by: Ray Stegora GENERAL CmRaCTORS Interna+ional',Homes 2101 Broadway Street. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Madwq Main Una Homes, Inc, 770•• • Normandale Road, Suite #109 Mi'Aeapol is, Mi=esota Hf.nry 0. Mikktlson ?) West 59th Street 'inneapolis 19, Minnesota bys Joseph Silverman bys Carey L. Lindsey bys Henry 0. idikkelson Taylor Raid Homes 1201 Highway 110.. 8 New Bri ?,hton,'Mimesota bys Ray Taylor Sheldon A. Mortenson Construction Coo 1200 Hilo way No. 100 N.S. Minneapolis, Minnesota bys Sheldon A. Mortenson HEATING Ray Stegora Plumbing & Heating Co. 5419 Qi:ebec Avenue North Minneapolis 28, Mi,n�.asota bars Ray Stegora Torn & Country, Plurbing & Heating Co. Box' 1413 li • Minmzt i-nka, Mi nwoota tys Richard Hoganson PAGE 1 NEW NEW NEW SAL NEW NEW NEW SAL RENEWAL RENEWAL _NEW 138 • PAGE 2 M 0 ,! IBM MW 139- LIST OF CONTRACTORS LICENSES TO BE APPROVED Br COUNCIL SEPTmER 7, 1965 • MASONRY Thomas J. Bode 11260 Buchman Road N.E. Minneapolis 33, M3xanesota bys Thomas J. Bodes PLUMBM Advance Plumbing Company 1920 Iasa Lens New Brightou, Minnesota by: Harold Co Burkhardt Avoles Plumbing Service, Inc* 779 But 7th Street St. Paul 6, Minnesota bys A. Walter Avoles Doyle do O'Brien Plwabing, Inc. 2817 Emerson Avenues South Minneapolis 8. Minnesota bys Patrick J. O'Brien C. P. Doyle E. Da Paulson Plumbing & Heating Co. 9333 Cedar Avenue South Ninnsa0clis 201 Minnesota bys Edward D. Paulato Tom & Country', Plumbing & Heating Co. Banc 173 Minnetonkai xibmissota bys Richard Hoganson Qentoo, Incorporated 520 Bloomington Avenue South Minneapolis Minnesota bys John E. Norblom • PAGE 2 M 0 ,! IBM MW 139- o� U^ Y. r 14( PETITION FOR-, A=WPbW3WW AND FRIDLEyj MINNESOTA j , 19 LZ To the City Council of Fridley, Minnesota: We, the undersigned, constituting more than fifty -one per cant (51%) of the property owners in number and in interest, in the following streets: `�✓ , Wit, from � to ), J .Street, from vto � 6 Street, from , to w o benefit by the proposed improvement, hereby petition that the fallowing im- provements be made. 3. Z. That 57th.,Pl &ee be Maintained both summer and wnnter from 7th. St. to Washington Sts. N. E. This has been driven on for more than TA years by all parties concerned and has been the mail route. 2. That Washington St be maintained both summer and winter from 57th. Ave . to 58th.', ave . N . E . 3. That Joffe 'rson St. be continued to 58th. Ave. and maintained both summer and winter as a 30 Pt. St. The above improvements will.benefit all property ownersceoncerned and give them leg$1 access to their homes pnd much easier for city fire department and other city vehicles to come to their aid in time of need. PF .71 W11 7 , via- / / i 141 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA • r of Tad OWNER'S NAM 1 a 3• 1 s KO (-J i GBUILDER l� i 0, i.[ S a►�l. j ADDRESS _ - Q �`.S S 7-j ADDRESS b D � , /� j` _� c� t� C t e, . LOCATION OF • BUILDING NO,- STREET PART OF LOT r;d LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT INSIDE LOT SETBACK SIDE -YARD SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEVATION ?,•:..� Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates'of`7Sukvey "of Lot `and`proposed3'joN yd building ]Location drawn on these Certificates. DESCRIPTION OF 'BUILDING • To be used as "! ""�� t r r- n�,n �1� Front Depth Height ,,^•� Sq..Ft. Cu. Ft. - - L.Front Depth _Height_��i> r S Ft Cu. Ft. q. Type of Construction Estimated Cost %o t� /ca v To be completed . rsti 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 rulings of the Department of Buildings, ;and hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated'in this.application ,., 21- t are true and correct. DATE ✓r SIGNATURE (Schedule of Fee ',Costs can be found on the Reverse Sid U 0 BM NMM CM of F8IDum v MMZWU The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minneoota, will accept bids on construction of tennis courts on the 20th day of September until 12:00 o'clock Noon on said date at the City Sall, 6431 University Avenue N.B., Fridley, Mina"otas 55421 (Tel: 560 - 3450). All U6-9 must most the minimism requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can result in disqualification of the bid. Bach bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's ChAlck or Cash in an amount of not less than 5% of the bid, vhich check slu;ll be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a Contract, after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined • to be in the best interests of the City and to reject any and all. bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid. 'Tie City Council also reserves the right to consider such faeton! as performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past pew formanae of similar types of constructions equipment or mmaterialst. and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best Interest of the City. Copies of the specifications may be examined in the office of the City ftgineer. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the 'outside with 'tennis Courts Bid ". Publish: September S, 1965 September 150 1965 0 11M P. WAGNER city Manager 142 • BID NOTICE CITY OF FRIMZi, MINNESOTA REPAIRING AND RESURFACING TENNIS COURTS AT COVtWNS PARK The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, will accept bids on Repairing and Resurfacing 3600 Square Yards of Tennis Courts at Commons Park on the 20th day of September until 12 :00 o'clock Noon on said date at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota, 55421 (Tel„ 560 - 3450). All bids must meet the minimum requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can result in disquali- fication of the bid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Cash in' an amount of not less than 5% of the bid, which check shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a Contract, after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interests of the City and to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past performance of similar types of construction, equipment or materials, and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest of the City. Copies of the specifications may be examined in the office of the City Engineer. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside with "REPAIRING AND RESURFACING TENNIS CONS BID". Publish: September 8, 1965 September 15, 1965 EARL P. WAGNER City Manager F9 Sr-Im L r1 LJ WUN "`G DEPt .TMSN"T CITY OF FRIM M1V1ZS0TA C" 2, 110craosdn, :Saar;, Route 29 Rm 322 ovaa* mmmacta RE: Street Improvement Project 1965 -1 Change Order No. 1 Gentleman: September 7, 1965 You are hereby ordered, autho -1 .zed and instructed to add to as noted, to your contract £or Street Impzovemant Project St. 1965 -1 the following street improvements based on the folloving estimated quantities for a net total Additional Lump Sum Price of Niue Thoustuui Six Hundred Ninety- Eight Dollars rand Sixty Two Eundredt hs Dollars ---- .t- ------ ------- - --$9, 698.62 The above Lump Sum Price shall be adjusted by any additions to or deletions from the approximate quar[titcies by the contract or agreed upon unit prices noted.- other Incidental items shall be =mp+encated for at contract amount bid prices. A. Quincy Street from 58th Avenue to Helene Place. ADDITIONS (1) 960 Sq. Yd. Soil Stabilized Beee-- d....- ---... ---@ $0.35 /Sq. Yd. (2) 960 Sq. Yd. 11, ;" Bituminous ous Hat------------ - - ---0 $0.55 /Sq. Yd. (3) 960 Sq. 'id. Seal Coat ------------------------- @ $0.14 /Sq. Yd. (4) 540 Liu.Ft. /Sq. P.C.C. Curb & Cutter (Ba-618) ------ @ $2.10 /Lin.Ft. P.C.C. Curb & Gutter (84618) (5) 360 Cu. Ft. Excavation to Subgrade ------------ @ $1.00 /Cu. Ft. B. Helene Place, Madison Street to Quincy Street. • Approved and accepted this 7th day Approved and accepted this 7th day of September, 1965 by C.S. McCrossan, of September, 1965 by the City Council. Inc. of Fridley, Minnesota. 8y Title By. Mayor City Manager tWITTIONSS (1) 2773 Sq. Yd. Soil Stabilized Base @ $0.35 /Sq. Yd. (2) 2773 Sq. Yd. lk." Bituminous Mat @ $0.55 /Sq. Yd. (3) 2773 Sq. Yd. Seal Coat @ $0.14 /Sq. Yd: (4) 1563 Li.n.Ft. P.C.C. Curb & Gutter (84618) @ $2.10 /Lin.Ft. (5) 1040 Cu. Ft., Excavation to Subgrade @ $1.00 /Cu. Ft. Submitted and approved by City.Engineer Nasim Qureshi, P.E., on this 7th day of September, 1965. NASIM QURRSHI> P14S. City Engineer • Approved and accepted this 7th day Approved and accepted this 7th day of September, 1965 by C.S. McCrossan, of September, 1965 by the City Council. Inc. of Fridley, Minnesota. 8y Title By. Mayor City Manager 145 SXCBBPT OF AIL XMING NZMMs — MWY 15, 1965 0 The Council considered the following fees to be used during the tornado disaster am-Um The bested fees acres as followers SiMle family dwelling repairs $5000 fee for under $500,00 repair costs, $10,00 . fee foot. aver $500000 repair east, - regular permit fee for total construet� Low <Woodeoreial and industrial.. $100.00 fee for under $500.00 repair costae $20.00, fee for over $500.00 repair costs# regular permit fee for total reconstruction if necessary. ft*ion by Wright, seconded by Sheridan# to adopt the above fee schadule# salad s&edae to prevail until June 21# 1965, at which time said foe sabadule will be plaeAil on the agenda of the Regu- lar Council meeting of June 21e 1965 fog' :,further consideration by the Council. Upon a voice vote# there being no nays, the VAyow declared the motion darted . s w,��te,see►ee►e SXC6aPT OF COUNCIL MUTING MMRFM e7 WW 21, 1965 lsayor Nee Said that the Council. had passed a revised schedule for Buildiuq Peranits at a prior meeting. 2he revised ad adule provided a substantial reduction In the fees for Building Permits and was made for the purpose of granting pule %dw suffered tornado damage a reduction of costs to rd mild4 The City Manager said that quite a few people have not node final arrange mutts and have not as yet a obtained Building Permits to rebuild their hoses, He suggested that the revised fee schedule a be extended for a period of another month cc six weeks. CouncilAan Sheridan s�scJgested that the revised fee schedule be in effect until malh ex, 7# 1965. W* ion by Mee ridan to am Anue the use of the reduced fee schedule for the fees of SuilaIng Permits to repair dam ad hoaxes as adopted by the Counail an May 17a 1965 to septaedDer Tr 1965. Seconded by Itir]fiam, Upon a vat# there belm no nays. the motion carried unsnimottslY0 0 • 'll) ' 'lilt CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS t "y 21 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ' -_ t r 590�.40tW) ,AVENUE NORTHEAST. • COLUMBIA' HEIC3HTS �1, `MINNESOTA Augnst' 23, 1965 Comstock and Dairis Inc. Consulting• Engineers 1446 County Road "J" .: Minneapolis 21, Minn. Gentlement Ehcloeea please find one copy of a drawing prepared by our bowi�d� A y Enrine�ering Derartment showing watershed and sub- watersi�ed M, of the area in Columbia Heights which contributes to the S arms ° "934 mole" drainage problem. Also' shorn are the existing storm ` drains which are routed to the area. the City .Engineer of Fridley suggested that m suivit this ans and spec information to you for the purpose of preparing pl the joint (Columbia Heights , ficatona for the storm drain to solve Fridley) drainage problem at the "934 Hole ". ?1e are assuming Y "• ,* and that the City of Fridley has authorized your ' firm to Bc ahead with i this project. ' We are getting, a great deal of preosurp from. the home owners x; in this area to have this problem solved as soon as possible. R� Please contact us for any information we may be able to Yours truly,;:: .. 1, Earl G. Gustafson Aasistant•Engineex G /tn . t,,...aer:ew,rv,..... w._.<.:�PL:�S. " ?K i'r ^E' "+ "; �,•k.y4R.',t3w', ^ 'i' .''�' : � F T,.:� �o ?�:.�kti, :�.: s ....t �d 5;�: E?•t tt- b:rs'y °� zr�iiir. - n,y„jRywiy 117 • RESOLUTION 500 RESOLUTIONS AUMORIZ=G SAA OF CERTAIN cn"i PROPERTY WHERBAS, Lester Chesney, the Sup®rintendent of Public WOrksll reports that the City has a quantity of junk iron that has no value to the City,and should be disposed of. also some old garage doors and an old lawn mower which the City has no use for..and WSRRBASs there is an offer of $16.00 for the garage doors and an offer of $8.00 for the old lawn mower. NOW, 7MWFORB, BE IT RESOLVBD, by the City COUMLI. of the City of Fridley at a regular meeting hold on the 7th day of Septapaber. 1965, that the City Manager be authorized and directed to sell and deliver possession to the bidder of the garage doors for the SM of $16.00, and to the bidder of the old lawn Mowet for the sum of $8.00, and further that the Super iatt of Public Works be authorized and directed to negotiate and sell for the best price available the junk iron which has no further value or use to the City. PASSED MW ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEB CITY OF FRZDA$Y T82S DAY OF s 19650 ATTEST& MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, CITY CLERK 9 WILLIAM J. WE, MAYOR • • MR EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF MEETING CF TI,: CITY COUNCIL OF A REGULAR MEETING HELD SEnEM1= 7s 1963 AT 8 %00 P.M. AT THE CITY HALL, CITY OF FRIDLLY, MM7SSOTA . M Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City/ Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota was du1,v held at the City Hall in said City on Tuesday, the 7th day of September 1965 at 8%00 o"clock P.M. The following members were present: and the following were absent: e� ee# The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Storm and Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project No, 71 had been filed in his office on the 2nd day of August 1965 and that notice of a bearing on said assessment to be held at the regular meeting of the Council on the 7th day of September 1965 bad been given in the form and manner as provided by law. The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on filed The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for consideration of objections to the assessment heretofore filed with the City Clerk for STORM AND SANITARY SEWER DIPROVEMENT PROJECT NO® 71 The Clerk reported that written objections had been filed by the following persons affecting the following described lots, pieces or parcels of lands to —wits DES2RIPTION r• o � The following p -rsons were then heard and presented their objections to said assessment: OF QBJECTOR DESCRIPTZ�I 4 Resolution Confirming Assessment for Stoma and Sanitary Surer Project #71 14,3 Page 2 After due consideration of all said objections# Councilman • Sntrsduced the following; resolution and moved its adooptiont RWOLUTION 1965 RESOLUTION CJNFlHMG ASSESS FOR STORM & SANITARY SE'd--R YMPROVEJENT PROJECT #71 BE IT FMOLVED$ By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota as foilowa t 1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the Engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose# calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the Storm and Sanitary Sever Improvement Project No. 71 In said City against every assessable lot# piece or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law., and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description of each and every lot# piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. 2a Notice hasbeen duly published as required by law that this Council would meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the • proposed assessment. 3o Said :proposed assessment has at an times since its filing been open to inspection and copying by a?-1 persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all interested persons to preseet their objections if atsye to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereofs and no objections have been filed; except 4o The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follows% 5. This Council finds that each of the lots# pieces or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is specially benefited by the STORM & SANITARY SEWER IWRGVEIENT P1R0=' T NO. 71 in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot# piece or parcel of land# and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lotss picces or parcels of lend therein described. • I olutiom' Confirming Assessment for Storm & Sanitary Seger Project No..71 15 Page 6o Such proposed assesment as altered, modified and corrected in affirmed, ,adopted and confirmed, and the sump fixed and nataed in said proposed assessment as altered@ modified and corrected# with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or parcels of land respectively. 7. Said assessment so affirmed' adopted and confirmed shall be certified to by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the spacial, assessment for STORM AND SANITARY SEWER 14PROVEMT PROJECT NO. 71 S. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the'rate of six per cent (6%) per annum. 9. Such assessment shall, be payable in one or twenty gnnual installments pay4ble on the First day of January in each years, beginning in the year 1966# and continuing until all of said installments shall have been pain$ each installment to be collected with taxes collectable during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the amount of all such unpaid assessment and the amount which will be due thereon on the 1st day of January in each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution u.s duly seconded by Councilman , � , # and upon vote being taken thereon the" following voted in favor thereof s and the following voted agairist the same: WHEREUPON SAID RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 7TH DAY OF SEP'i`EEER 1965, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. MAYOR — William J. Nee CITY MANAGER — Farl P. Wagner ATTEST: • CITY CLERK, - Marvin C. BrunseU • ,XTRAOT G? i- 'Ii'li^�S 03 `Z.TIMI C:y TH.:, - ITY CC. UNCIL CF A RF.GTJU R I'LET?NC HELD S2FTL' -nL-1 7, 1965, AT 1, :00 P.Y. AT Vi; CITY PALL CITY OF' -,RIDM-fo Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a special meetinf of the -ity Council of the City of ?ridley, :'innesot.a, was duly held at the City ;•all in said City on Tuesday, the 7th day of September, 1965, at E:CC o'clock P.,'... '.re following members were pr,sent: and the following were absent:, X rte i��, .U-** The Olerk announced that the proposed assessment for Street Project izo. 19tt -1 had been filed in his office on the 2nd day of Au „ust'1965 and that notice of a hearing on said assessment to be held at the regular neetin : of the Council on the 7th day of Sept., 1965, had been given'in the fore, and manner as provided ry law. The Clerk presented an affidavit showing pui.lication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed placed' on file. The '.ayor announced that the meetin was open for consideration of objections to the assessment heretofore filed with the City Clerk for i-; T r'PROV& :;SIT `I0. 1964.1 Thje Clerk reported that written objections had been filed by the following persons affecting the.following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, to -wits +At i� OF ORJLCi'OR DliSCUPTION MECTION I• 40 3esolution - firinin . i�sseszcment for :'treet j.-.prover. Troject -o. 1964 -1 :.52 Page 2 The follovring persons were then heard and presentee their objections to said assessment: ;W- L G O1- eJ .I:0 L \l,► DLS ' €I '�-TICV O J - ^Th V After due consideration of all said objections, Councilman introduced the following: resolution and moved its adoption: «SO[, JTIGN 1965 iUi.SOLUTIOJ COI\' rT 1ING AS ZS -2Y 3T OR STRaT I' "F OV,& " %,0T PlC I ':0. 1964 -1 -y IT ,thSCLVLD, By the City Council of the City of Fridley, h.innesota, as follows: 1. The City',Clerk has with the assistance of the Engineers heretofore selecte& by.this Council for such prupose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the Street In royement rroject 'o. 1964 -1 .. ----- In said City against every assessa'-le.lot, p4ece of parcel of, land in accordance with the provisions or law, and has prepared and filed with the; City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the arount Calculated a,-ainst the same. 2. Notice has been duly published as required j!y law that this Council would r„eet in regular session at this time and place to pass an the proposed assessment. 3. Said proposed assessment has at all tires since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has been',given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessmment, or to any iter; thereof, and no objections have been filed; except. 4. The amounts specified In the proposed assessment are changed and altered as followas ra8c J �D� 1'hi -s ;cu .cil 'ir.cs i hat ,:act c, ' he Lots, pieces or �•arcels of land enumerated, in said prep -,sed ass,s__ent as :.ltcred •:roc_' odi "f-led was .and is specially benefited by the t ST3�:,�;T T;'r t0' "u :li:TT F -iOJ .'C ^i ''!O. 19bt� -�l in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and by L.he corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece or parcel of land, and that eald eunmint &�o set out is hereby levied against each of the resoe*tive lots, piece& or parcels of land therein described. L. ::ach proposed assessment as altered, modified and correct,:d.is affirmOj, adopted and confirmed, and the ssm., fixed and named.in said proposed assessment as latered, modified and corrected, with the changes an,: alterations herein above made,.are affirmed, adopted and confirm ,-d as the proper special assessment for each of said lot, p3ecee'or rArcele 7. Said assessment so affirmed,'adcpted and confirmed shall re certified to by the City Clerk and .filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for STUST IMPROVEFERT PROJECT NO. 1964.1 8, The Amounts assessed against each lot, piece or parcel cl lar& shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have.'isen paid at the rate'of six per cent (6'�!) per annum, • 9. Such assessment shall be payable in one or ten annual .'.Ilsta:lments payable on the first day of January in each year, begi-,ninr in the ;rear 1966, and continuinge until all of said installments s}nll 'cave been paid, each installment to be collected with taxes col'::ctFole during said year by the County Auditor, 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified -statenant of the amount of all such un� -aid assessments and the amount which sill be due thereon on the lst day of January'in each year. The :- iotion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution -tas c«ly seconded by Councilman , and upon Grote bein< Urcen t -neon the following voted in favor t ereo i and the following voted against the same: I-df- M G" SAID 'U- SOL. `T ON ,-AS DLCLAi ZD D` iLY PAS.;-,,;D AN7 D MOP'i WD Till S 7th DAB OF �iP.'PE 9LR 1965, �V T'IE DIT" C UNIjIL OF 711 . y.m"", OF PRInT.&.. • C TY T : _GE i': -ar ". warner ,Attest: UITY MR w ."arvin V. 1 MEMO TO: Earl F. Wagner, City Manager MEMO FROM: Nasim'Qureshi, City Engineer MEMO DATE: ,bgust 30, 1965 MEMO NUMBER # 5 -54 1 Re: Sewer Lines Improvements in Sylvan Hills Plat As you know, City Council on July 6, 1965 meeting ordered Comstock & Davis, Inc. to prepare plans for the above mentioned improvements. t We were waiting to see what arrangements City is going to make with NSSSD for disposing of a portion of City sewage into their lines io that we can make a more intelligent appraisal and impact of the'labove mentioned improvement`. • The proposed improvement would solve the problem for Sylvan Hills residents but the area on East of University which gets sewer backup',along with Sylvan Hills, would still be having the problem. I feel''that all these problems should be studied in conjunction with our hooking up with NSSSD. As long as the City Council ordered Comstock & Davis to prepare the final plans and specifications for the above improvements, I am submitting the resolution for accepting the final plans and calling for bids for the improvements. We have not yet been able to make determination for hooking up to NSSSD and it might still take some time before this decision can be ,reached, may be the City Council wants to proceed with this* improvement. NASIM QURESHI, P.E.• City Engineer r� LJ Ll RESUa,H 110N No. -1965 < t'1 ;x i' � # ; 4 '135 f vY' • i ' � 1' 1 :r WHEREAS, persuant to a Resolution #115 -1965 of the City Council, adopted an July 6, 1965, Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, has prepared plazas and specifications for all of the improvements proposed by Resolution #114-1965 and has presented such plazas and specifications to the Council for approval: M, Tl11 MS, BE IT RESMVEA, By the Council of the City of Fridley, Mianeeeta, as follows: (1) That the. fallowing improvemats heretofore proposed by the Council resolution are hereby ordered to be affected and completed as soon as reasonably possible tort: (a) All of the improvements and modifications of the sanitary sewer and service connections as proposed in Plans l of the preliminary report In Sylvan Hills; that the work involved in such impr oveneut as listed above shall hereafter be designated as Sanitary Sewer Improvem ut Project #76. (2) Such plane and specificationa, a copy of which are attached hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby approved. (3) The Cork € o be perfo%msd under Sanitary Sewer Project #76 shall be perfo d under one contract. The City Manager: shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper advtMiaements for bids upon the. making' of such i pre- treventas under such approved plans and specifica- tions. The advert:isslent shall be published for thr'se (3) weeks (at least 21 days), and shall spscify the work to be done and will state that bide will be opaved and considered at 12:00 o °clock (noun), on the day of 1965 its tha Council. Chambers of the City" Wl, and tno°-Ti�c cc'"T# 11 be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk$ ead accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the Ci.Ly for five pert cent (57.) of the evixtut! of such a bid. ".rust the advertisommit for bide for Sanitary Seaver Improvement Project 676 shall be substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit "B" attached Iherete for reference and made a part hereof. .ASST 155 ADOPTED BY TFZ COti MXL OF FUDLEY, TS£S � DAY OF 3,1965. Msrevir3 C.. RVAOT3MccI I MAYOR - W1TIM J. Nee C] • RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION DELETING CERTAIN STREET NAMES FROM INNSBRUCK, 5TH ADDITION; LOCATED IN THE Sk OF SECTION 24, TRACT 30, RANGE 24, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. WHEREAS, the streets named WINDEMERE CIRCLE WEST, WINDEMERE CIRCLE EAST, WINDEMERE CIRCLE, BERNE CIRCLE WEST AND BERNE CIRCLE EAST, are shown on'the final plat of INNSBRUCK, 5TH ADDITION, and WHEREAS, a request has been received from the United States Post Master in the City of Minneapolis to delete these street names and name these streets WINDEMERE DRIVE and BERNE ROAD, and WHEREAS, the owner and sub - divider, Rodney Billman, Inc., of Innsbruck, 5th Addition, approves of said request of the United States Post Master. NOWy THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of the City of Fridley that: 1. Windemere Circle West be deleted from the final plat of Innsbruck, 5th Addition and the name of WINDEMERE DRIVE substituted therefore. 2. Windemere Circle be deleted from the final plat of Innsbruck, 5th Addition and the name of WINDEMERE DRIVE substituted therefore. 3. Windemere Circle East be deleted from the final plat of Innsbruck, 5th Addition and the name of WINDEMERE DRIVE substituted therefore. 4. Berne Circle East be deleted from the final plat of Innsbruck, 5th Addition and the name of BERNE ROAD substituted therefore. 5. Berne Circle West be deleted from the final plat of Innsbruck, 5th Addition and the name of BERNE ROAD substituted therefore. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1965. WILLIAM J. NEE • MAYOR 156 . Form 2523 (1 -65) Ata( of Fridl( following R seconded by R E S O L U T I O N w, ar) (*pecial) meeting of the Village Council of the Village duly held on the _ + -day of 19_A5., the tion was offered by to -wit: 15'7 WHEREAS the Commissioner of Highways has prepared plans, special provisions and specifications for the improvement of a part of Trunk Highway, Number J93 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 694 within the corporate limits of the Villageof Fridley from th� E. end of Miss. River Bridge No. 6440 to E. Anoka County Line ; and • WHEREAS said plans are on file in the office of the Department of Highways, Saint P u esot be* marked, labeled, and identified as Nd,-5 T.H. ��74=39� S.P. 0285 -15 T.H. 694 =393 and VMEREAS said special provisions are on file in the office of the Department of Highw s S t p�u1 sota, being marked, labeled, and 28� T.K: 6�4f , 4_5 6 22 identified as. S.P. 6285 -52 T.H. 6�4 =393i, Minn. Pro J. I �4 5 2 , 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 Trunk Highway 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 Village'' 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, rifer to, and incorporate the plans and special provisions in the foregoing recitals particularly identified and described. Form 2523 (1-65) NOW, TEEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said plans and special provisions • for the improvement of Trunk Highway Number 3993,E renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 69.` within the limits of the Village of Fridley be and'',hereby are approved. BE.IT:FURTHER RESOLVED that the elevations and grades as shown the are hereby a ved and in said plates Etnd special provisions be and y y ppro consent is hereby given to any and all changes'in grade occasioned by the construction of said Trunk Highway Number3993 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number!, 6_ 94 in accordance with said plans and special provisions. Upon the call of the roll the following voted in favor of the Resolution „ The following voted against its adoption: l whereupon the Mayor and presiding office declared the Resolution adopted. 6• Dated �� ,�+ 1 9 Mayor Attest Village.- Clerk STATE OF MINNEESOTA ) COUNTY OF ANOKA ) ISO. VILLAGE 0 I do which due a Minnesota, members of Given under reby certify that at a legal notice was given) thee_ day of A Council were present, hand and seal this regular meeting (at a special meeting of of the Village Council of Fridley• , _______9 19_55, at which a majority of the the foregoing resolution was adopted. day of 191-i. Village Clerk' RESOLUTION NO. r 965 • A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSBSSMBt+1T ROLL FOR IMPROVSMBNT' PROJECT 1965 SERVICE CONNECTIONS BE IT RESOLVED, By the Council of t%M City of Fridley, Anoka County® Minnesota, as follows: to It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of construction With respect to the following uAmed improvement'tom wit: A. The 1965 Sewer and Water Main Laterals and Service Connections, Schedule A, including all incidental expanses thereto is estimated at $ 28,960022 2. The City Manager With the assistance of the City Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts to be specially assessed for said improvement against every assessible lot, piece or parcel of land benefited by said improvement according to law. ADOP79D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIM CITX OF FRIDIRY THIS 7TR • PAY OF SEPUMM, 1965. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell U MAYOR - William J. Nee WE RESOLUTION NOJ W '1965 • A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1965 SERVICE OMMCTIOYG BE IT RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of Fridley. Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: le The City Council shall meet at the City Hall in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota on the 4th day of October 1965, at 8:00 P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessment for the following named improvement. 1965 SERVICE CONNW=ONS - SCHEDULE A 2, The City Manager shall publish notices of the time and place of meeting in the official newspaper of the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such meeting, ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLRY THIS ?TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1965. • ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brune C� MAYOR W£IIiam J.. Nee 1i.6i l2.T'Y OF FRID143Y A,NOKA 001 Te, M- INMSSOTA • NOTICE ®F IW.ARINC OF ASSESSMENT FOR WATER AND SDIER MPIN i l TZRALS AND aS"X& a GH C()NNECTLONS hot j,c,!e is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet sac: the City Hall in said City of the 4th day of October, 1965„ at 8000 PcMe tee hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessments in res- pect to the following imprmecment,, tomwite 3965 wATER AND smos i maw LATsws AND SERVICE CONNSCTLONS NOT HEUMFORE FUMSHED AIM AVAIL IB The proposed asserssue:at roll for each of said improvements is now on file and open to public inspection by all persons interested, in the office of the Clerk of bAid City;, At said hearing, the Council will consider wrtttan or oral objections to the: proposed as" asments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the improvements and each of tbo% is the constr- uction and''furniahing of seer main laterals and service connections and mater mains laterals and service connections in and to the properties as followsh Lot 5 Auditor's Sub. #59 Lot I Auditorea Sub. #77 Lot 14 Auditor's Sub. 8177 • Part' of Lot 21, Par.2400 Auditor ° a Sub. #77 Parcel. 11.45 -th pt: of Lot 20 which lies H� of S 178" ex. W 208 Auditor'ts Sub. #92 Lot 3 Subdivision of Lot: 108 Aud„ Sub. #94 S 1498 of W 758 of Lot 7 Subdivision of Lot 10, And. Stub. P% Loto 3 and 4 Auditor's Sub. 1155 N 1008 of S 2008 of Lot: 24 Brookview Addition loot '7 Block fi City View Addition Lott' 1 & 2 Block 13 Fridley Park Addition ll*tsj 15 & 16 Black 17 Fridley Park Addition 1�*td 30 - 25 Block 4 Hamilton0s Addition to Mechanicsville Lot!3 Rutchinson "s Addition LotA Block 1 Hut Berg Addition List 3 Block I Hut Berg Addition Lot'8 Block 13 Plymouth Addition Lots 8 & 9 Block P Riverview Heights Addition Lots 10 & 11 Block P Riverview Heights Addition LotI141 Block P Riverview Heights Addition Loth 33 & 34 Block Q Riverview Fights Addition Lots 11 & 12 Block R Riverview Heights Addition Loto 15 & 16 Block R Riverview Heights Addit•::n • Lots 31 & 32 Block 9 Riverview Heights Addition Page 2 NO-aCE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMENT FOR WATER AND SEWER MAIN LATICRALS AMID SERVICE CONNSCTIONS • Lots 34, 35, 36 Block V Lots 8 & 9 Black W Lots.13 4k 14 Block X Part of Lot 1 Block 1 Lot 3 Block 1 Riverview Heights Addition Riverview Heights Addition Riverview Heights Addition Sylvan Hills Plat 5 Sylvan Hills Plat 5 Lot 11 Block 1 Sylvan Hills Plat 6 JL62 The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them is all that' ,,land benefited by said improvements or each of them and is the same as those listed above. Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands thereto contained according to the beraf its received, DATED', THIS 7TH DAY OF SEPTEMER, 1965, BY ORDER OF TIZ CITY COUNCIL • ATTEST: CITY CLERK ® Marvin Ca Brunsell Publish: Tin Record - Fridley Addition September 15th and 22nd 1965 0 MAYOR o William J, Nee i(33 TO : City Council, City of Fridley FROMI: Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority • RE . Community (Development - Renewal - Improvement) Bond Election Gentlemen: The'Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority is sufficiently advanced in its workolo be reasonably confident that three redevelopment projects are feasible and that Federal grants will be available to the city to assist in thes> projects. The projects are: 1) the University Avenue project, 2) ,the City Center project, 3) ,the Riveriview Heights project. The!,purpose of this memorandum is to advise you that our present estimates of the net costs of these three projects to the City of Fridley is $968,400 and to recommend that you call for a vote from the people on a General • Obligation Bond Authorization as part of the general election of November 2, 1965. We wish to stress that the above figure is an estimate based on our current research and planning. A more definitive figure will not be possible h until our studies are complete and actual project proposals are made. The pre- sent estimate, however, reflects the upper limit of the net costs that can be reasonably',expected from the proposed renewal areas now under study., Thelearliest practical determination of public support is necessary, however, in order to delineate the project, areas. We must be in a position soon to make firm commitments to the property owners involved concerning whether or not the public will acquire their property for redevelopment. The'IAuthority is confident that the studies will be completed in time for a thorough review by the citizens of Fridley so that voters will be able I to,make a knowledgeable and rational decision on the merits of the Authority's findings. i We also wish to point out that the studies indicate that any devel- opment undertjaken could be staged in such a manner as to minimize inconvenience to proper'ty ownep and that the sale of the bond authorization could be 11 �pc :rad out over a period of time. The initiation of any project, of course, depends on the concurrence of the City Council and Planning Commissibn with the specific (recommendations of the Authority. i I � I I ; i s • September 3, 1965 M E M 0 sa.r T0: Earl',P. Wagner, City Manager FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Assessment Roll 1965 v Service Connections The assessments, roll for service connection is normally prepared on the basis of including all property which has made use of water or sewer lines by connection,, theteto, or abutting on recently installed water or sewer main lines, and which have not previously been assessed for lateral service. Charging thoso properties for lateral assessments,.which have connected onto existing linewj, is provided for in Ordinance No. 113, the Utility Ordinance. Also, a Resolution No..86 -1962 entitled, "A Resolution Relating To The Making Of AssessmentslFor Certain Water And Sewer Mains, Laterals And Service Connections," 'was passed in 1962. This Resolution provides that the funds received from,,this assessment roll shall be deposited in the water and sewer main fund. The lots involved are scattered throughout the City, but are not as great in number as they have been in the past years. All of the lots which have connected onto lines within the last year, have signed an agreement in which they agreed to this assessment in lieu of paying a connection charge at the time of tapping onto the line. Also, included in the roll are a few lots which connected several years ago, but which have never been charged for lateral service. R11" ON, Ni o" RF I -uo 7.m mIA.Kx.NG OF ASSESSMENTS FOR CERYAW SERE AND WATER WthVS, I-IIERALS, AND SERViCCE CONNWTIONs BE v7l' RESOLVED, 8o- the Cmmcti tat The Ci%7, (7f n---idley, Awik-& Countr, mlxmegoLm" SEATXON X o - j G,,-dj,Ujnce No, 11,3 of t:� e G of -id7key pra--,,,fde gihatl be mude "n)r Conximed ir, use oz it a time -VI-01 x'c . i , F, ro e ser _ng the p perty, p4ms� c c � °p ,y vJ amii- pw.mel U p,4�meW ho, _3 nez, Seen made or pvaei6ed for 1 -o *e J( par #a d eel V o *f The flAII &nd 'have of- the Cost CA Such Be", tee to the, pa'Teet &It prvrperf'�3'-t' SECTI-* 2,, The M;-;,,- Clerk amm-'din Sly? inieerwi&Wte 4nd search the ivecords o.4 the cl-ity- wmi',�h Txespeck t rlhp cinnections made and j-1o, uA 4 and vi- �.cer-,pev- a a �h L. - cf charge. -Ind Asse to a d costs there6f mad det.erm*,mc 4ihgg4 5 3,, - ty nit a-gn- paTeel c f I wid kyw pxoper In cm-.&Ae0-!ed to acd mo-ki)A,*- %V'Ae ""Pk i_he &ad v,,&-'zens ,systems- cif the City, wfthou�'(e hhv.,7xrmg p4id c ox�,ided for Of its full and P `- Uporttor4vxv of 0-4e caq of suc)-'-t Sermice ito The parcel or Dm-)eriw, , :ghat; UpQn iweti dei<,e�?&Urt.&i Jvnm tthe CleL* shall giTe notice to the tt cots, and costs to be 41WAPT �X' r� �i")f he ctwx"ger" AfRessm 40 4-ppor-Ploned FA*d p--00, 4,nd mj—m Wlm--fe C,,f �zhe owne'f or accupawt tMake such paywe .r pre,,-'pt-de a Tess na ,se zheit:efw� within 0 ble pwin,d of kXme ir exreq-4 yii �o she MeTvk wA�y 4od shall prepare an asoesave"t xo!l reArec,t khe-ceto and ',pm 4 hearing hold fdaereon and c6afix-matim- of i-he yall, the assessmcnts therein co,%°�s:Lmed shall be terrified u. Ithe ,"atim-y Aud ti. -'m in ,tijje magmer 4,s prcwided &F SIWmIrR5 JM fttLhelf SECTIQIR 4 The Clerk uoncr. yecefp-s: .,-)f ,Any $ ixh wvie's, shall deposit- the tr Age rkm'ds (41r, tth'e C%try;, K it e.� f----he credi`t- of any fund -1 rc,' ar accamr ,im'r-04 1shed and crm ed wx'th respect �o c-Aie construction of quch lmprvo,cm wL,L-,, grid iqev :i c- e omd nas--ment, rof the ccn,-stfs tth8reof ' Provided cr,-e,;one a ---,ux-ptus- in such fund V At #Ihowld asich dep,,�sj 4.ne crefdit or accotS i nt, then the Clexk m4y rhe aome �* any stwilar fund or -a"-eqnt fm -Atch � def" ADMID B'Y TM C1XV Ct-XINCIII, OF THE CXT--Y, OF qR)-IDLEY TWS 6TH i DAY OF AUGUISi, 01�4,, T,, Et, G-?exg i , 11"v WiNACER F—I P, CITY OF FR IDLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT Monthly Report w % n,y, 196$ j Cleared Thi„ is. M,o ; Thiiss�Yr. or Unfounded Pe_ dins Th is Mo. Last yr. To Date Lam st r Q.QMPLA INTS Domestic 10 57 57 10 68 Assault j 1 9 8 1 1 7 Drunk 1 � � 1 3 Disoe Conduct 6 18 16 2 4 23 Liq. Laws: 5 5 Firearms 3 2 1 Res. Arrest Other 20 101 90 11 33 214 J�WENIM Assault 2 5 2 3 1 3 Dino, Conduct 7 �4 �4 Liq. Laws' 1 14 14 2 11 Firearms 2 1 1 Runaway 8 34 34 2 12 Vandalism 18 70 35 35 lb 119 Other 14 75 70 5 15 108 Robbery 1 1 1 2 Burglary 10 44 12 32 6 52 Theft Over SO Under s50 23 33 107 164 26 67 81 9? 15 4 0 72 1" Other 37 232 190 42 91 344 MOTOR' VEHICLE Mileage Gas leP�.G. Ex erase C.P.M.. Unit 24 740 9800 7.5 $ 31,72 ,0!}2 Unit #25 'Unit #26 5x632 6,228 689,,4 8,1 69807 809 337.41 0059 317055 •050. This month To date This Mo. This Year Last Year Last Year ACCIDENTS Fe ®nnai In j 8 97 21 105 Property Damage 18 166 20 112 Fatal 1 1 RADIO CALLS 358 10882 360 29171 ASSISTANCE TO _..."Honrims 45 294 48 299 Other P*De 5 49 11 80 Fire Dept* 12 8 30 Medical 5 85 23 130 TRAFFIC ARRESTS pee 46 179 28 249 D.U.I. 1 18 4 37 Open Bottle 1 6 1 17 Careless Driving 1 30 15 77 Reckless Driving D/L Susp or Rev 1 17 5 25 D/L other 3 33 14 61 Signs & signals 5 59 19 Parking 21 72, 26 44 Other 11 145 .21 128 i D.O.M. TESTS 2 4 20 Others 2 23 JAIL .........0 Prisoners 22 164 18 14 Other Prisoners 9 80 15 112