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08/02/1965 - 00021952� �U3 T WITH VARIANCE - NORTHF,AST SY The request was to permit a setback of only 3 feet from the 1ot line for construcCion of an attached garage, A letter from George �. Peppers, Sr of 6310 Quincy SCreet Northeast was presented, indicating no ob�ecti on to the 3 foot side yard, AiotZOn by Sheridan, seconded by Wright, to appzove the variance and the building permit. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT FOR SCHOOL SIGNAL AT 61ST AVENUE NORTHEAST AND 7TH STREET• The City Manager advised that the City had to move the school crossing signal at 61st Avenue Noxtheast and University Avenue, and that the Safety Committee has felt that it would be advisable to place this conduit at the interseceion of 61st Avenue Northeast and 7th Street while 7th Street is under construction, because at this time it appears that it will be necessary to have school signals to enable the students to cross 7th Street while 7th Street is under construction, because at this time it appears that it will Ue necessary to have school signals to enable the students to cross 7th Street safely, because this construction wi31 make it a wid�„ ma]or north-south arterial. Motion by Kirkham, seconded by Sheridan, to have the conduit installed at 7th Street and 61sC Avenue Northeast Opon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried. AD 70URNMEN T : There being no further business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting ad�ournerl at 11:05 P.M. Respectfully submitted; Earl P. Wagner Acting Secretary to the Council ������ William Mayor �-�--- Nee THE MINIITES OF THE REGULAR COIINCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 A tegular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 8:04 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present Members Absent: Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Thompson Wright (Counctl T�iright arrived at 8;10 P.M,) APPROVAL OF MINUTES - PUBLIC HEARING - JUZY 12, 1965• Motion by Thompson to accept the minutes of the Public Hearing of July 12, 1965 as received. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � APPROVAL OF MINUTES - BOARD OF EQUALIZATION - JULY 19, 1965: Motion by Kirkham to accept the minutes of the Board of �qualization meeting of Ju1y 19, 1965 as received, Seconded by Thompson Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETiNG -,T[ILY 19, 1965: Motion by Kirkhazn to amend the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of Suly 19, 1965 as given on �age 13 of the Agenda in the last paragraph of- the section headed Consideration of Construction of Eurger IZing Company �U� Restaurant, 26 6420 University Avenue N. E. Application Submitted by the Burger King Company to read: Councilman Kirkham voted no, to delete the words, there being no nays, and to adopt the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of July 19, 1965 as amended. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING - SULY 22, 1965 Motion by Sheridan to accept the minutes of the Special CouncLl Meeting of July 22, 1965 as received Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion earried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING: LICENSE REVOCATION - CAMPBELL A-1 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY The City Manager stated that he sent a communication to the Campbell A-1 Construction Company. The communication was returned marked, "Not at this address". The City Manager stated further that the address to which the notice was mailed was given by the Campbell A-1 Construction Company when they made application with the City of Fridley for a license. The original license mailed to the Campbell A-1 Construction Company was also returned marked, "Moved and left no address". Mayor Nee asked whether anyone present at the Council Meeting was representing Campbell A-1 Construction Company. There was no one present representing the Company Mayor Nee asked if anyone present would give any reason why the license of the Gampbell A-1 Construction Company should not be revoked. There was no answer. Motion by Wright that the Council revoke the license of the Campbell A-1 Construction Company and instruct the City Manager to try to locate and contact the Campbell A-1 Construction Company and so inform them. Seconded by Sheridan, Sheridan stated that he wants the record to show the license was revoked because of poor workmanship and failure to carry the necessary insurance required by the City. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEAAING; REZONING REQUEST C-2� TO M-1 - PROPOSED PRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL PARK PLAT 2 (ASTLEPORD): The City Manager read the notice of hearing. The City Engineer showed the Council the plat plan as it was presented to the Council for preliminary approval. Playor Nee asked whether anyone present at the Council Meeting wished to present any information concerning rezoning of the plat of pro- posed Fridley Industrial Park Plat 2 No one was present at the Council Meeting concerning this matter Mayor Nee stated that a hearing concerning the rezoning had been held before the Planning Commission and the Planning Commission had given the matter thorough study. Councilman Wright asked wh.ether the current land uses in the proposed rezoned area will be in conformity with the code after the rezoning ordinance is passed. The City Manager answered that they wi11 be. Councilman Wright noted that the Circle Drive proposed by Mr. IIodne was not included in the plans of the preliminary plat. The City Manager answered that Mr. Hodne had seen i-he preliminary plat and that most of the features of the preliminary plat were added at the suggestion of Mr, Hodne, Councilman Kirkham stated that he would like to see the request of Mr. Astleford to rezone this area granted. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. FIRST RCADING OF ORDINANCE RP,ZONING G 2S TO M-1; Motion by Kirkham to direct the City Manager to-prepare an ordinance rezoning from C-25 to M-1 the Southeast corner of Osborne Road and Mississippi Street included in the preliminary plat of Fridley Industrial Park P1at 2 and adopt the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by SherZdan. Upon a roll call vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � � , to� - 525/527 - 56TH AVENUE NORTt�AST: JOHN CASSERLY Councilman Wright stated that he discussed the insurance problems of Mr, Casserly with him and with the Claims Manager of Aetna insurance Company, He stated Chat since the last council meeting Aetna Insurance Company has agxeed that the low bid made by a contractor not licensed by the City of Fridley is too low and has agreeZ to obtain a bid from a contractor licensed in the City of Fridley. Councilman Wright stated thal the Znsurance Company wi11 supply a copy of the itemized bid to the City at their own expense �Councilman Wright proposed to table consideration oE the demolition oF the _ Casserly home for an additional two weeks. Mayor Nee asked Mr Casserly whether it is his wish that the matter be tabled for two weeks. Mr. Casserly answered, "Yes", and stated that he agrees with the proposal of the con- tractor, licensed in the City of Fridley, to repair his home. Motion by Wright to table consideration of the demolition of the Casserly home at 525/527 56th Avenue Northeast to the regular Council Meeting of August 16, 1965. Seconded by Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERMIT - 5519 4TH STREET NORTHEAST - LARSON: Mr, and Mrs. Larson, owners of the home at 5519 - 4th Street Northeast, were present at the Council Meeting The City Manager presented the report of the Health Inspector to the Council. Mr. Larson asked why he was not granted a Euilding Permit to repair his property, Mayor Nee informed Mr. Larson that the Building Inspector and the Health Inspector took issue with the application for a Building Permit since his property is substantially sub-code Mayor Nee asked Mr. Larson who made the original repairs to the home when the ceiling was installed Mr. Larson stated that he did not know Mayor Nee asked Mr. Larson whether he had an estimate of the cost to restore the home i�1r Larson stated that � the estimate of repairs is between $900 and $1000. Mayor Nee asked Mr Larson who made this estimate. Mr. Larson stated that the Insurance Company obtained a contractor to make estimates to restore the home, and he does not know who made the e5timate. Councilman Wright asked Mr Larson whether the sCructure is insured, and whether he has settled with his Insurance Company Mr Larson said the structure is insured and he has not settled with the Insurance Company Mayor Nee stated that the Council has available the options under the Dangerous Building Ordinance to enforce the code concerning this structure Mr. Larson asked the Council what is to be done with the sub-code home He said that the home is 20 to 30 years old and he asked whether he could repair the home. Cou ncilman Wright answered that if the home is damaged sufficiently it must be rebuilt to comply with the City Codes He read the report of the Structural Engineer concerning the condition of the structure Mr Larson asked why his property was singled out for condemnation when there were many other sub-code homes in the CZty of Fridley Councilman Wright said that Mr Lairson's home was not singled out, that many other sub-code homes, if they were damaged more than 50% by the L-ornado, zaere also required to be demolished and rebuzlt in compliance with the code, He stated that when a builch ng pexmit for xepairs is xequested, the building inspector is required to examine the structure and make recommendations concerning whether the Building Permit should be granted if the home is found to be substanially sub-code and damage exceeds 50% of the value, it is required that rebuilding � be to existing codes. Mayor Nee in£oxmed Mr Larson that the City has seL standards for health and safety of occupants in the City oF Fridley and the City must enforce these standards for the benefit of the residents in the City Mr. Larson asked whether he could obtain a list of the necessary repairs on the structure and present the list to a contractor Councilman Wright answered that he could have such a list M'rs_ Laxson saLd that the tenants need an extension of time in order to find other suitable housing Mrs. Hillern, the tenant, was present at the Council Meeting, She stated that she needs an extension of time to find other suitaUle housing. Mayor Nee suggested that a decision on the Larson home could be made at the next regular Council Meeting on August 16th He stated that an exten- sion of time had been granted to the tenants [o find other suitable housing 1.�6 Motion by Wright to table to the regular Council Meeting of August 16, 1965 consideration of a Building Permit for repairs to the property owned by Mr. Larson at 5519 - 4th Street Northeast, Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. SIIILDING PERMIT - 349/353 - 57TH PLACE NORTHEAST (TABLED 7/19/65) LEtINARD• WEIGEL: Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Weigel were present at the Council Meeting. Mr. Robert Hynes, AtLOrney, was present at the Council Meeting representing the Wei�gels Mr. Hynes stated that the Weigels wish to have separate consideration of the � Building Pexmit for reconstruction of the duplex damaged by the tornado. Mr. Hynes stated that the We�gels obtained a settlement from the insurance company and that the City Attorney had given his opinion that there is no question that the Weigels are entitled to a Building Permit to repair the duplex He stated that the Weigels wished to obtain a Building Permit for repair of the duplex at this Council Meeting. Motion by Wright to grant the request of Leonard Weigel for a Building Pe�tit to restore his duplex located at 349/353 - 57th Place Northeast to its previous condition. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mot-ion carried unanimously, BUILDING PERMIT - 8 PLEX - 359 - 57TH PLACE (TABLED 7/19/65) - LEONARD WEIGEL: Mr. Hynes, Attorney for I,eonard Weigel, stated that at the time the 8-plex was built the 8-plex conformed to the zoning code He stated that subsequently the zoning code was revised and apartments are not now permitted in this area The 8-plex is now claimed to be a non-conforming use. He stated that, whereas, the fu11 and true value of the apartment building is given as $20,000, this is only one-fourth the market value which is $80,000. He stated that the Weigels received a settlement of their insurance claim in the amount of $22,000 to restore the apartment building to its previous condition He�stated that the $22,000 settlement is less than one-half the total market value of the apartment and Chat the zoning cade requiring that a non-conforming building � which is damaged moxe than 50% of full and tiue value must be @orn down and reUuilt is unconstitutional He stated the actual value must be used which is the market value Mr. Hynes said that the zoning code was revised two years after the apartment building was built He read decisions of the Supreme Court of the State of Minnesota and stated that rezoning of the area in which the apartment building is located constitutes spot zoning and taking of property without due process of law and �ust compensation to the property owner He stated that the rezoning was capricious and arbitrary. Mr. Juster, acting City Attorney, said thaC he had discussed this problem with the City Attorney. He stated that it is the opinion of the City Attorney that the amendments to the zoning code are reasonable. He stated that a decision whether a Building Permit should be granted to the Weigels to restare the apartment building is up to the Council Councilman Wright stated that the Council has a great deal of sympathy for the Weige P s problem. Councilman Wright stated that prdcedures are availabie in the courts to give Mr Weigel the value of the property as it exists today, which together with the compen- sation provided to him by the insurance company would compensate him fully for the value of his property, Mr. Hynes answered that if the Council would assure Mr. Weigel that the property will actually be taken and that Mr. Weigel will be fully compensated there would be no problem. He stated, however, that the City uould not condemn this property and take iL unt=1 a cons3derable time elapsed, perhaps one or two years; otr, he stated, the City may not be able to take this property at all , He stated that until this property is taken the Weigels would continue to lose rent money of $1,125 per month and the We�gels could not afford this loss He stated that since there is no action 3�y the City at this time to dondemn this property the Wexgels are entitled to a Building Permit to repair the property Mayor Nee stated that Che question at issue is whether the section under Chapter 45 of the City Code provides that the Citq should condemn buildings which are non-confo�ing uses and have been damaged more than 50% of the full and true value oF the building He stated that some other way must be found to help Che WeLgels resolve this giablem. �07 Mr, Hynes stated that the action of the Council refusing the request of Mr. Weigel for a Building Pezmit leaves the Weigels no other alternative but to go to couzt to obtain it, Councilman Kirkham asked who would cotnplain if the City gave the Weigels a building permit. Mayor Nee replied that the entire community has a stake in [his issue and that the community would be asked to pay one-fourth of the additional costs of acqu�ring this property if the building permit were granted. Councilman Kirkham stated that he believes denying the Building Permit is morally wrong, �Motion by Kirkham to grant the request of Leonard Weigel for a Building _ Permit [o restore his property at 359 57th P1ace N. E. to the original condition. Mayor Nee declared thaC the motion failed for lack of a second Councilman Thomp � n stated that he is disposed to Peel the City has a moral responsibl�ty for the problem of the Weigels. Ae stated that he requests the acting City Attorney to explore the problem and make recommendations to the Council. He stated that he is not sure there are aAy alternatives in this case. Councilman WrighC stated that he is inclined to agree with Mr. Hynes that a question of law exists �hich should be settled, Mr. Hynes seated that he wished to obtain a �udgement as soon as a ruling of the City Attorney is available, Mr. Weigel stated that the rain is doing considera6le damage to the structure He sCated Chat the structure has been le£t in a state of disrepair Por three months. He stated that he is against any decision to table consideration of this Building Permit. He stated that he has waited a long time to abtain this Build�ng Permit and does not wish to wait any longer, Mr. Weigel stated that he applied for this Building Permit on May lOth, that he could see no reason why the Council should wish to delay consideration of the Building Permit. Councilman Wright answered that the process of law takes a long time and he does not know what the Council could do to sp�ed up the process � The acting Ci�y Attorney stated that he could have an opinion for the Council by the evening of Wednesday, August �th. Mayor Nee asked for a motion to table consideration of the Building Permit until the following Wednesday evening, Motion by Thompson to Cable consideration of the request of Mr Weigel for a Building Permit to m�ce repairs to his 8-plex at 359 57th Place to a special Council Meeting to be held on Wednesday, August 4th, 1965 at 7•00 P.M. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried P�TITION TO POST ABLE STREET FOR 2-HOIIR PARKING: The City Manager reported that the Police Department tried to cover this parl of Able Street Thoroughly , The Police Department reported no violations of blocking of driveways or hazards due to congested parking Mayor Nee asked whether anyone was present at the Council Meeting in favor of the pe�it�on There was no one present in favor or opposed to the petition Councilman Kirkham stated that he discussed the question with Mr. Olsen after the first week and Mr 01sen was not saLisfied with the work of the Police Department after one week. The City Manager stated thal the Po11ce Department covered the area more inCensivley the second week but did not � find any violations during the second week, Motion by Kirkham to tahle to the Regular Council MeeL-ing of August 16, 1965 -- consideration of the petition to post Able Street from 73rd Avenue to 76th Avenue. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a vo�ce vote, ther� being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERMIT - 6473-6481 IINIVERSiTY AVENTJ� NORTHEAST - I�RT CHRTSTENSEN: Mr. Robert Christensen was present at the Council Meeting Mr Gabbs was present at the Council Meeting representing Art Christensen, � O �3 The City Manager reported that an inspection team investigated the conditions of the building in the presence of Mr. Gihbs. He stated that he did not receive all of the reports concerning the condition of the building until the previous Eriday evening and has not found time to analyze the reports He stated that he did not receive estimates from Mr. Herrick concerning the cost of reconstruction of the building and that the City has no record of the rebuilding carried out in the structure during the last twelve months Mr. Gibbs stated that the Christensens are prepared to show that all repairs made within the last twelve months to the building do not exceed 50% of the full and true value of $107,000. Mr. Gibbs stated that he believes the � question of whether the existing building complies with the code is a moot point if the damage does not exceed 50% of the value of the building He stated that the Christensens have obtained an estimate to repair the building from the Stuart Construction Company in the amount of approximately $26,000 He stated that this is less than 25% of the full and true value of the building. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Gibbs why the documents concerning the cost of estimates to repair the building were not presented to the City Manager. Mr. Gibbs stated that the estimates shoca that the cost of repairs is somewhat in excess of $26,000 but far below 50% af the full and true value of the building He asked whether it is the position of the City that the cost of repairs is more than 50% of the value of the building. Mayor Nee replied that the City is not taking any position with regard to granting the Building Permit, but that he is of the opinion that other repairs have been made to this building without a Building Permit. Mr. Gibbs stated that the three month period was to long to wait for a Building Permit to repair this building He stated that the building is not 50% destroyed, and that Mr. Eck received a Building Permit to repair his building. He stated that the Christensens wish to obtain a Building Permit at the present time, anc�he believes the Christensens are entitled to a Building Permit to repair the building. Councilman Wright stated that the City has no knowledge that repairs proposed by the Christensens are in compliance with the City Code and he said that the inspectors of the City have not had the opportunity to examine the � proposed repairs to determine whether they comply with the code or determine whether repairs are more than 50°!, of the value of the building Mr. Gibbs stated that he believes the existing building complying with the code has no beaxing upon granting the huilding permit since the repairs are less than 50% of the fu11 and true value of the building, Mayor Nee suggested that consideration of the Building Permit be tabled to the Special Council Meeting of August 4. He stated that the Council could consider this matter at that time if appropriate documents concerning the repairs that are to be made to the building are delivered to the City Administration in time for these documents to be analyzed Councilman Izirkham stated that he could see no reason to delay issuance of the Building Permit He stated that the Council knows the full and true value of the building, that the Council has an estimate of the repairs which is far below 50% of the full and true value of the building, and that he finds no reason why a Building Permit should not be granted to Mr. Christensen to repair his building. Motion by Thompson to table the request of Art Christensen for a Building Permit to repair his property at 6473-6481 University Avenue N. E. to the Special Council Meeting of August 4, 1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried. BIDS - CIVIC CENT�R (OPENED 2 P.M. - AUGUST 2, 1965)1 � The City Manager stated that Mr. Smiley, the Architect, has taken the bids and examined them and would present recommendations to the Council concerning the bids at this time, Mr. Smiley stated that an error had been found in the bid of the Kloster- Madsen Construction Company for the amount of the deduct alternates G-2 and G-3 �r. Smiley stated that he would suggest that the Council and the Architect meet with Adolphson-Petersen Construction Company, who presented the low bid to the Council in the amount of $551,400, to revieW the bid with them in an attempt to reduce the cost to an amount whir.h the City could �09 afford, He stated that the bid of the Adolphson-Peterszn Construction Co after ehe alternates are deducted from the cost is approximately $460,000 �ayor Nee asked Mr. Smiley whether he believes rt would be possible to obtain better bids in the winter. Mr. Smiley answered that it is hard to psedict what would happen if bids were let later in the year. He stated that contractors had informed him that it was diPficult to obtain bids from subcontractors. Motion by Wright to receive the bids for construction of a City Hall and � refer Chem to the Administration for analysis and recommendation Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously BIIDGET 1966: The City Manager explained that because of the press of work resulting from the disastors to the City of Fridley, the Administration is running six weeks behind in the work of drawing a preliminary budget for 1966 He asked the Council to hold a hearing on the pxeliminary budget for 1466 on September 7. Councilman Kirkham stated that he wi11 attempt to hurry the administrative process and get the budget done earlier Motion by Kirkham to ta61e consideration of the Preliminary Budget for 1966 to the Aegular Council Meeting of August 16, 1965 Mayor Nee declared the motion failed for lack of a second. Motion by Thompson to table consideration of the Budget for 1966 to the regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965 Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a uoice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously BUILDING SOARD MEETING MINUTES, JIILY 28, 1965: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BUILDING - 6831 HIGHWAY 1F65 NORTHEAST (HARSTAD COMPANY): � The City Manager showed plans of the proposed construction to the Council Councilman Wright asked whether ehe City Engineer reviewed the plans to consider the amount of rain water runoff added eo the area as a result of the construction of the asphalt parking 1ot The City Engineer answered that he has not had the opportunity to do so Mr. Johnson was p'tesenC at the Council Meeting representing the petitioners for the Building Penntit. The Council discussed the problem of- water runoff f:om the new construction with Mr. .Tohnson. Motion by Sheridan to grant the request of the ILnights of Columbus for a Building Permit for constructionat 6831 T.H. �k65 Northeast in accordance wiL-h the plans presented to the Council sub�ect to approval by the City Engineer of dra�_na�e of the parking lot. Seconded by WrighT Upon a voice vote, thefe baing no nays, the moCion carried unanimously FRIDLEY SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES - JULY 21, 1965: Motion by Sheridan to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Safety Committee MeetLng of ,7ulp 21, 1965. Seconded by Wright IIpon a voice vote, thexe being no nays, the motion carried unanimously Mr. Paul Nymark, representative of Gift House Stamps, was present at the Council Meeting. He stated that the Council had not taken up consideration of the request of Gift House Stamps for a Building Permit to repair the ' National Tea Store Building, and for construction of the Burger King Restaurant, Mr Nymark stated that he believes the Council should have given this matter consideration when the Council reviewed the Safey Committee Meeting Minutes since the Safety Committee considered and approved the application of Gift House Stamps for Building Permits for restoration oF the National Tea Store and for the construction of a Burger King Company Drivein. Mr. Nymark stated that Gift House Stanps and Burger King Company agreed with stipulations made by the Safety Comm�ttee. Mayor Nee stated that this item is not on the Agenda Mayor Nee asked Mr. Herder what are the plans of the Pridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority for the National Tea Store. Mr. Herder answered 110 that the Authority asked the Council to tahle consideration of the Building Permit until the Authority can determine the boundaries of the Urban Renewal Pro�ect in this area and determine which building will be taken for the pro�ect Mr. Roderick B1ancl�a�ad, Attorney for Gift House Stamps, stated that he believes the action of the Council delaying the Building Permit is arbitrary and discriminatory, and the effect of the d'elay is taking the property of Gift House Stamps without due process of law. He stated that Gift House Stamps has patiently complied with every requirement set forth by the City of Fridley, and all stipulations of Health and Safety made by the City of � Fridley. He stated that further delaq in granting the Permit would effect a terrible loss of income to Gift House Stamps Mr. Blanchard said that Urban Renewal should take its natural course and when the Government chooses to act and can act they should act, but it is unconstitutional that the City should deny a Building Permit to Gift House Stamps until such time as the City can take the proper�y. He stated that the Council should now act to approve the request of Gift House Stamps for a Building Permit. Mr. Herder stated that the Authority plans to make a final determination following a survey of the pro�ect and approval by Federal Authorrtfes of the boundaries of the pro�ect. He stated that the Authority has not been approached by Gift House Stamps concerning the plans of the Authority Mr. Blanchard stated that the sub�ect for consideration is the Building Permit Application of Gift House Stamps, that Gift House Stamps is entitle� to the Building Permit, and is not required to approach the Authority nor to ascartain the plans of the Housing and Aedevelopment Authority. He stated that delay of the Building Permit for the benefit of the Urban Renewal Authority cannot be aZlowed Mayor Nee stated that the value of repairs to the building was given as_ $50,000 Ae asked whether this value exceeds 50% of the full and true value of the building. Mr. Blanchard answered that whether the cost of repairs exceeds 50% of the value of the building is not germain to the question since the building complies in every respect with the Building Code and the zoning ordinances. � Mayor Nee stated that he believes the Authori�y can make recommendations during the coming week as to whether the Authority plans to include the National Tea Store Building and the Buxger King Restraurant in its plans Mr B1anChard stated that the Nat�ional Tea Store will not b� rebuilt in one weak and that at this Council Meeting Gift House Stamps is entitled to the Building Permit. Mr. Blanchard stated that he does not believe the Council should have the right to deny people the use of their property Motion by Sheridan to grant the request ofGift House Stamps for a Suilding Permit to repair the National Tea Store Building to its original condition sub�ect to the requirements of the Safety Committee. Seconded by Kirkham Upon a voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried ixnanimously Mr. Blanchard stated that the application of Gift House stamps was for construction of the Burger King Restaurant as well as for repair of the National Tea Store building. He stated that he believes Gift House Stamps is entitled to a Building Permit for construction of the Burger King Co Restaurant. Motion by Kirkham to approve the application of Gift House Stamps for a Building Permit for construction of the Burger King Company Restaurant, to concur with the findings of the Safety Committee and stipulate that construction , of the Burger King Company Restaurant be in compliance with the recommendations of the Safety Committee. Seconded by Wright, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PLANNING CONIMISSION MEETING MINIITES. NLY 29 CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 45 RELATING TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL ZONING DISTRICTS: Councilman Wright stated that he wished to have the proposed zoning ordinance changed striking out the words in the third line of section one which read "R-4 1 L 1_ Districts and" and striking out the word ^three" in the second line of section one. Motion by Sheridan to set the date of a Public Hearing for consideratioa of the Ordinance amending Chapter 45 of the City Code relating to the classifications of additional zoning districts to a Special Counr.il Meeting of August 23rd and amending the Ordinance as suggested by Councilman Wright. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there Ueing no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � BUILDING PERMIT � 5755 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E - PHILLIP 66 Mayor Nee asked whether any person present at the Council Meeting had questions for the Director of the Urban Renewal Authority. He stated that these decisions had been originally promised to people by August 2nd and the decisions would be available 6y August 4th, 6ut that information could be given to the people concerning the decisions to be made on August 4th Mr. Schles7.nger, representative of White Investment Company, was present at the Council Meeting. He asked what decision had been made concerning the Building Pexmit Application for the Phillips 66 Station at 5755 University Avenue. Mr. Herder stated that the Authority passed a resolution recommending that plans of the Phillips 66 Station conform to the ilrban Renewal plan Uefore the Building Permit is granted. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Schlesinger whether he has presented to the City the plans for construction of the Phillips 66 Station Mr. Schlesanger answered that he presented plans for the constructlon of the Ph111ips 66 Station before the tornado and L-he City has the plans Mr Herder asked whether Phillips 66 submitted plans conL-orming L-o the latest plans of the Minnesota Highway Department. Mr. Gibbs was present at the Council Meeting representing Ranm Schuur He stated that Mr. Schuur obtained an option from Mr. Bonnett to purchase his property, and that this option ran out on Ju1y 15th He stated that Mr Schuur did not insist that the Council grant the Building Permit on that date, Uut � allowed the Council to table consideration of the Building Permit For the Phillips 66 Station even though the option ran out because he believed the - permit would be granted at this Council Meeting Mr. Gibbs stated, further, that Mr. Petrie oF the Phillxps Petroleum Company informed him that he had discussed the change in plans for consL-ruction of the service road with the management of the Phillips Petroleum Company He stated thaY the management would not submiC new site plans uatil the City has made final plans for the location of the service road Mayor Nee stated that the Council has no ob�ection to issuing the permit when Ph111ips Pretroleum Company submits proper plans�to the City Mr Gibbs stated that even though the Council has stated it would grant a Building Permit, the Council has not located the service road and plans £or construction of the station cannot be drawn until the service road is located. Mr Herder stated that the Minnesota Highway Department cannot locate the service road until the Phillips 66 Company draws its plans. Mr Gibbs stated that the Phillips 66 Company cannot draw its plans until the road is located, Mr. Herder stated ehat it xs the wish of the Authority to preserve the ex7.sting property lines in the City of Fridley. He stated that this was made known to the Minnesota Highway Department and the Highway Department agreed to locate the service road accordingly. He stated that the service road could be located on the line on erther side of the property wluch the Phillips 66 � Company wishes to purchase. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Phillips Petroleum Company authorized him to say that the original plan for location of the service road is acceptable to the Phillips Petroleum Company and this plan provides "- an excellent location for the Phillips 66 Station and restaurant The Change in the location of the service road changes the location from an excellent siCe to a mediocre one. Mr. Gibbs stated, further, that Mr Schuur is required to get the permit before Phillips Petroleum Company wi11 purchase Che property Mrs. Schuur was present at the Council MeeCing She stated thal she and her husband are waiting to se11 this property Co the Phillips Petroleum Company and buy the Bonnett property. Mr, Gibbs stated that the Phillips Petroleum ComFe.ny, the White Investment Company and Mr. Schuur were informed 2z months ago that the Building Permit was available for construcCion t_ _12 Councilman Wright suggested that the Council could pass a motion to receive and accept the application of Phillips Petroleum Company for a Building Permit for construction of the oi1 station and restaurant. He stated that the Council has the intent to grant and will grant a Building PermLt when Phillips Petroleum Company submits new site plans and has an agreement with the Minnesota Highway Department concerning the service road and access to the Service Station, Mr. Gibbs stated that the Minnesota Highway Department takes the position that, ideally, the service road should be located 275 feet east of the centerline of the northbound lane. The Mayor stated that when Phillips Petroleum Company presents an appropriate site plan to the Council, the Council will grant the request for a Building Permit. Mr. Blanchard stated that the Phillips Petroleum Company will present a site plan in time for consideration by the Council at the Special Council Meeting on August 4th, 1965. The Council took no aetion concerning this matter. CONSIDERATION OF BUILDING PERMIT - ANDY VERES - 5608 4TH STREET NORTHEAST: Mr. Veres was present at the Council Meeting. Mr. Veres asked whether it would be possible to obtain a Building Permit to repair his home and m�ce additions to it, Mr. IIerder answered that the Urban Renewal Anthority will determine at the meeting on Wednesday, August 4th whether the home of Mr. Veres wi11 be included in an Urban Renewal Pro�ect. Mr. Veres asked what the IIrban Renewal Authority plans for this area Mr, Herder answered that the Urban Renewal Authority is considering construction of commercial properties along the service road, multiple dwellings behind the service road and private residences to follow behind the multiple dwellings Mr. Veres asked what would be the boundaries of the multiple dwellings. Mr. Herder answered that he does not know. Mr, Herder stated that the Authority will consider the feasibility and the boundaries of the pro�ect. He said it would Ue necessary Lo determine if the buildings and structures in the area meet Federal requirements for an Urban Renewal Projec�, and if it is feasible to develop this area into a commercial use. The Council took no action on Mr. Veres request. FRIDLEY HOUSING AND AEDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING-- JULY 6, 1965: Motion by Thompson to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of July 6, 1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously, PRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING MINUTES - JULY 19, 1965: Motion by Thompson to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of July 19, 1965 Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being nonays, the motion carried unanimously. FRIDLEY AOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING MINUTES - JULY 21, 1965: Motion by Thompson to receive and file the minutes of the Fridley Housm g and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of July 21, 1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING MINUTES - SULY 28, 1965: Motion by Thompson to receZVe and file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of July 28, 1965 Seconded by Wright, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carrled unanimously COMMi7NICATION: FINANCE DIRECTOR; UTILITY BILLING: Motion by IZirkham to direct the Finance Director to prorate the minimum sewer rate charges for the time the homes were occupied and not bill the occupants for the time the residences were unoccupied. Seconded by Wright Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FINANCE ➢IRECTOR: SS�kSA AND �kSB ASSESSMENT ROLLS: Councilman Kirkham stated that he favored plan three to bi11 the property owners for the special assessments when the pro�ect has been completed, and not bill � � ' 11�� them for the cost of the assessments during the coming year He asked what would be the additional interest costs to the City if this plan were followed. The Finance Director answered that the City would be required to pay about 4% of the amount of the construction pro�ect This would be approximately $12,000 He stated that this amount would be in addition to the cost of the construction pro�ect. The Finance Director stated that the assessment roll must be completed by Dctober lOth of 1965 if the roll is to Ue on the tax roll payable in 1966 He stated that the Administration requires approximately one week short oi � this time to certify the assessments to the County Auditor Councilman Wright stated that he favored the first alternate proposed Uy the Finance Director Motion by Sheridan to table until the next regular Council Meeting consideration ot assessment rolls for SS ikSA and 4�SI3 Seconded by Wright IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion rarried unanimously PRELIMINARY REPORT - CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWER ON RICE CREEIC ROAD: Motion by Sheridan to authorize Comstock and Davis Consulting Engineers to provide the Council with a preliminary report on the needs for storm sewer construction in the storm sewer drainage district along Rice Creek Road. Seconded by Wright Upon a voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried unanimously PETITION 9r`20-1965 - CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS ON HELENE PLACE: Mayor �ee stated that the City has received petitionsfor construction of improvements on Helene Place from Madison Street to Quincy Street He stated that 74% of the praperty owners signed the petition - Motion by Wright to receive the petition for impro�ing Helen Place from Madison Street to Quincy Street and refer it to the Administration for ' processing Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there Ueing no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION ik124-1965 - SETTING DATE OF HEARING FOR ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS TO STREET PROJECT 1965-1: The City Manager stated that at the last Council Meeting the Council adopted Resolution ��119-1965 accepting the feasibility report on construction of improvements of Quincy Street from 58th Avenue to Helene Place Iie stated that the Council at that time set the date for a hearing for August 16th He stated the Council could receive the report and authorize the administration to draw the final plans and specifications for construction of these improvements Motion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution $124-1965 accepting the preliminary report and setting the date of the hearing for improvement of Quincy Street and Helene Place for August 16, 1965. Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote, thexe being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �k125-1965 - STORM SEWER CONSTRII�TION RICP� CREEIC TERRACE DRAINAGE AREA: Mrs. Gerald Carlson was present at the Council Meeting, Mrs Carlson resides at 568 Rice Creek Terrace, She stated that she is interested in hearing the report of the Council concerning construction oEa storm sewer in this area Mr. Comstock was present at the Council Meeting. He presented a map of the � drainage district and explained his pr�posal for construction of storm sewers He proposed constructlon of another storm sewer stub from Rice Creek Terrace into Rice Creek. He proposed elimination of valley gutters on State aid road 7th Street He proposed eliminatio�ta of valley gutters on State aid road 7th Street. He stated that the original drainage line had been put in by the developer and that the part of the drainage district owned by the school district was not provided with drainage by the developer. He stated that one method of paying for the construction of the storm sewer is by assessments over the entire area. He estimated the cost of construction at $1 JS per one hundred square feet and stated that the value of the drainage ii� system installed by the developer is $.63 per hundred square feet leaving a cost to be assessed against the property owners of $1.12 per hundred square feet, Mr. Comstock stated further that his estimate includes $3,000 for repaving the streets following construction of the storm sewer and obtaining the necessary easements for construction. The City Manager stated that the $3,000 could be applied towards new paving if the property owners wish to bring the standards of the street up to the present City standards for street construction Councilman Wright stated that the assessments might be spread over a period of 20 years. Visitors to the Council Meeting, who did not give their names, spoke in favor � of construction. Motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution �k125-1965 receiving the preliminary report and directing the Administration to set a time for the public hearing at the earliest possible date, Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. DEBRIS CLEARANCE FROM RICE CREEK: Mrs. Carlson stated that the rain on Friday Ju1y 30th washed five inches of sand onto the driveway on her property. She asked if the drainage problem would be eliminated if the debris were cleared from Rice Creek. She stated that she had discussed this with Mr. Egan, Engineer from the Minnesota Highway Department, and he was of the opinion that the debris was blocking the flow in Rice Creek The Mayor stated that the City has obtained a contract to clear the debris from Rice Creek, but the contractors had stipulated that they could not remove the debris from Rice Creek until the ground is frozen. He stated that Rice Creek wi11 be cleared this winter when the ground is sufficiently hard to support the necessary equipment to remove the debris from the Creek. CONLPLAINT OI' DRAINAGE FROM THE GROUNDS OF GRACE CATHOLIC SCHOOL: James Soderberg, 5875 Sennison Drive, was present at the Council Meeting and stated that the contractor has regraded the grounds of the Grace Catholic School and that the rain of the previous Friday caused his property to be flooded. � He stated that he had discussed the flooding with his neighbors and was informed that this is the first time this area has been flooded in nine years. He stated that he believes the flooding is due to actions of the contractor. The City Manager informed Mr. SoderUerg that the contractor for Grace Catholic School does not have a grading permit to regrade the 1and. Councilman Wright stated that it is his opinion that the property owner has a cause for action against the contractor since the contractor does not have a Land Alteration Permit. Mr. Soderburg stated further that it is his information that the Architect who drew the plans of Grace Catholic School is not registered in the State of Minnesota. Councilman Wright stated that the final grades of the grounds of Grace Catholic School have not been determined and that the City has not received plans of the final grades. Mayor Nee asked Mr, Soderburg whether, in his opinion, sodding the grounds would absorb enough of the rainfall to prevent run off onto his property. Mr Soderburg answered that he did not know. Councilman Wright stated that he examined the condition of the property and the color of the clay washed onto Mr. Soderburg�s property was obviously the dirt from the grounds of Grace Catholic School. Mayor Nee stated that when Matterhorn Drive is constructed it will have a storm sewer and although he does not know when construction will take place, since the City has not received a petition for the construction, he believes that this wi11 alleviate part of the problem. The City �ngineer stated that construction of the storm sewer would alleviate part of the problem but there are no plans at the present time to add any additional area to the dxainage district to be � served by this storm sewer system. Councilman Sheridan stated that the storm sewer system to be constructed on Matterhorn Drive wi11 primarily drain the area east of Matterhorn Drive. The City i�ianager stated that he had received the complaint and will contact the Archdiocese of St. Pau1 to discuss the problem with them. He stated that he wi11 ask the Archdiocese to get the contractor to alter the land in order to remove the drainage problem. The Council took no ection upon the matter. ��J BUIL➢ING PERMIT -7899 B4i0AD STREET NORTHEAST - SYLVESTCR RICKARD; Mr. Rickard was present at the Council Meeting. He stated that he had sub- mieted an application for a Building Permit for construction of an attached gaiage to his property on 7899 Broad Street N. �. before the flood, He asked the Cauncil whether he could ohtain approval of his Building Permit Mayor Nee stated that Mx.Rickard could construct the attached garage upon his property. If the property is taken for an Urban Renewal Pro�ect, he wi11 be compensated for construction of the garage. He asked Mr. Rickard whether he still wished to construct the attached garage in view oF the fact that the � Authority at the present time plans to conduct an UrUan Renewal Pro�ect in this area. Mr. Rickard stated that he would like to construct the attached _ garage, and use it until such time as his property is taken. Mottion by Wright to grant the request of Mr, Rickard for a Building Permit to construct an attached garage on his property at 7899 Seoad Street N,E, Seconded by Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATSON: CITY ENGINEEA; MATTERHDRIV DRIVE The Crty Iianager explained to the Council the communications the City Engineer proposed to send to the Minnesota Highway Department. He stated that he wished to have the Council okay the communications of the City Engineer before these communications are forwarded to the Minnesota Highway Department. Councilman Sheridan stated that the construction of Matterharn Drive had been made in accordance with the design plans of the Minnesota Highway Department at that time. He 5tated that since the construction on Matterhorn Drive was completed the Minnesota Highway Departmant was requested to increase the height of Matterhorn Drive bridge in order to accommodate defense vehicles on Tnterstate Highway 694. He stated that this made changes necessary in � the plans of the City for construction of Matterhorn Drive The City Engineer stated that the City has built a concrete street on Matterhorn Drive 300 feet from the bridge. He stated that the Minnesota Highway Department plans to construct the approach Lo the bridge of asphalt paving up to a distance 100 feet from the concrete street built by the City, He stated that he is requesting the Minnesota Highway Deparement to build this portion of Matterhorn Drive out of concrete. The City Manager stated that the additional lOD feet of Matterhorn Drive will be built of concrete by the City when the rest af Innsbruck Sth Addition is improved. Counc]lman Sheridan stated that the City plans to construct a blacktop mat from the bridge on the North side of Matterhorn Drive bridge to the service drive, He asked whether easements for construction were in the possession of the City. The �City Engineer answered that they were, Councilman Sheridan stated that he believes the city should grade and gravel Che street from the Matterhorn Drive bridge paving to the service drive and Regis Lane so that property o*aners can use this stxeet this fall and winter Co obtain access to their property, He stated that at the present time it is necessary for them to drive across the property of Grace Catholic School to obtain access. Motion by Wright to approve the proposal by the City �ngineer for agreements with the Minnesota Highway Department for construction of improvements on � MatYerhorn Drive to be paid with matching funds 2/3 State funds, 1/3 C��.y funds, and approve the proposal of the City Engineer for construction of concrete curb and gutter along 7th St. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there — being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOON CORPORATION: SEWER A13D WATER ON POI,K STkEET: Mr. Bernard Julkowski was present at the Council Meeting. The City Engineer stated that Terry's Addition was to be platted during the previous year. The City Engineer stated that water coming from Interstate Highway 694 wi11 run through Terry's Addition, He stated that a storm sewer cannot be constructed in this area until the final plat of Terry's Addition has been approved. Ae stated he believes that sewer and �aater construction should take place on Terry's Addition at the present time since it would be easier to obtain the agreement of T16 the Minnesota Highway Department to such construction at the present time whereas it might be difficult to obtain this agreement with the Minnesota Highway Department at a later time. The City Engineer stated further that Mr. Julkowski is requesting sewer and water services for the apartment buildings at the present time. Councilman Sheridan asked Mr. Julkowski how soon he could file the final plat of Terry's Addition. Mr, 7ulkowski answered that it would be a matter of time before he could obtain all the agreements necessary to file the final plat. He stated that at this time he needs storm sewer drainage and construction of sewer and water services to the apartment buildings, Councilman Wright asked Mr. Comstock whether he has sufficient information to perform the services requested by Mr. Julkowski. Mr. Comstock answered that he believes he has sufficient information, The City Manager stated that the firm of Comstock and Davis is designing the utilities for Terry's Addition and that the design of sewer and water services wi11 he sufficiently complicated that he believes Mr. Comstock should be authorized to prepare the plans for this Po1k Street Pro�ect on a private basis rather than having a private Engineer draw the plans. The Crty Engineer stated that he believes the firm of Comstock and Davis is in a 6etter position to draw the plans, hence, he recommends the Council authorize Mr. Julkowski to hire the firm of Comstock and Davis to design the sewer and water services for the apartment building. Motion by Thompson to concur with the recommendation of the City Engineer and grant the request of Mr. Julkowski for the approval of plans for construc- tion of sewer and water services from Lynde Drive south on Po1k Street to 5650 Polk Street to service two apartment buildings now under construction and to grant the request of Mr, Julkowski that Comstock and Davis be authorized to perform the engineering work for construction of the pro�ect. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MILLER; RESIGNATION FROM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE Mayor Nee stated that he has not had sufficient time to revi�w the makeup of the Human Relations Committee and nominate a new member to the Committee. Motion by Kirkham to receive the communication of Mr. Miller regarding his resignation from the Human Relations Committee and table action on nomination of a new member o.� the Human Aelations Committee until the Mayor presents a nomination. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. R�SIGNATION OF MRS OLIVE HERDER FROM THE BUILDING BOARD: Councilman ldright stated that he received a letter from Mrs. Olive Herder stating that she wished to resign her position from the Bailding Board in order to avoid possible complaints of conflict of interest with her husband's position on the Urban Renewal Authority. He stated that the members of the Bu�lding Board and the Planning Commission are in favor of Mrs, Herder continuing her woxk with the Building Board and that he wishes the Council to authorize him to request Mrs. Herder to continue on the Building Board. Motion by Kirkham that Councilman Wright be appointed a committee of one to request Mrs. Herder to withdraw her resignation from the Building Soard. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS• Motion by Wright to approve General and Public Utilities Claims �k5937 through ��6d70. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, tfiere being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Thompson to approve Liquor Claims ��7676 through 7691. Seconded by Wright. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES• Motion by Sheridan to approve payment of the following estimates: � LJ ' � � , C. S. McCrossan Company, Incorporated Route ��2, Box 322 Osseo, Minnesota Estimate ��2 - Street Improvement Pro�ect St. 1965-2 (MSAP Num6ers 27-3�7-02, 27-312-03, 27-311-02, 27-301-02 according to contract (1965 State Aid Program) (Parti al) Estimate ik2 - Street Improvement Pro�ect St 1965-1 according to contract (1965 Municipal Program) (Partial) Perry A. Swenson Companys Incorporated 432 Endicott BuiTding St, Paul, Minnesota Estimate ykl - Tornado ➢amage - Fridley Iron Removal P1ant - Fridley We11 Houses 4�1, �f3, dk4 (Partial) (Roofing to date) Kar1 Dedolph Construction Campany 771 West Seventh Street St, Pau1, Minnesota Estimate �'k2 - Water Improvement Pro�ect 75-B (Booster Station - 63rd Avenue N. E. and T. H. ;�100) (Partial) Keys Well Drilling Company 413 No. Lexington Paxkway St, Paul, Minnesota 55104 Estimate �i5 - WaCer Improvement Pzo�ect 75-A (Three additional drift we11s) (Partial) � �l 7 $ 5,406 82 $41,944.91 $ 4,0OO.OD $ 4,702.SD $ 5,332 50 Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. Motion by Kirkham to approve the following estimates; INVOICE NO CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT 20315 Carl Bolander & Sons Co. 20368 Carl Bolander & Sons Co, Robert Crawford Walter R. Freeman ,Tohnson Bros Highway and Heavy Constructors Inc. AMOUNT Hough H-100 Loader w/oper $1,077.20 Hough H-100 Loader w/oper. 1,651,10 Dump w/man HG 9 Cat Loader No. C-52 - HD 5 Loadec No, 72-14 Catloader 128 00 1,411 00 607 50 1,050.00 36071 Truck Crane Service Co. 30 Ton Truck Crane 816.00 TOTAL $6,77D.80 Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: Councilman Kirkham asked the City Manager whether the license applications were reviewed by the Crty Staff. The City Manager replied that the license applications have been reviewed and found acceptable. Motion by Kirkham to approve the following license applicatious presented to the Council. ELECTRICAL Edina Electric Company 5145 Eden Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Johan Otterlei RENEWAZ 118 Lohstreter Electric Box 155 Long Lake, Minnesota GAS SERVICES Hea1y Plumbing & Heating Co. 278 West Kellogg B1vd, St. Paul, Minnesota Loosen Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Long Lake Minnesota Fred Vogt & Company 3260 Gorham Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota GENERA.L CONTRACTORS B & W Contractors, & R.D. Tdilson & Associates 3101 - 93rd Avenue North Minneapolis, Minn. 55429 Louis Bracke, B1dg. Contractor 1246 Prosperity Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota 55106 M. Capp Manufacturing Co. 1143 Dupont Ave. North Minneapolis, Minn. 55411 Harold E. Sulien Contractor 1975 Bronson Dr. Minneapolis 32, Minn, Knutson Brothers 4158 ilpton Aven. North Minneapolis, Minn. Myrum Brothers Construction, Inc 8845 Mississippi Blvd, N.W. Minneapolis 32, Minnesota George & Earl Construction Co. 5135 Fremont Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minnesota John H. Palmer B1drs. 7117 West Shore Drive �dina, Minnesota Nordeen P. Skelte 1321 - 44th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota Anthony Tkaczik 8016 Sunkist B1vd. North Minneapolis, Minnesota HEATING CONTRACTORS Healy Plumbing & Heating Co. 278 West Kellogg Blvd. St, Pau1, Minnesota 55102 Loosen Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Long Lake Minnesota by: Delbert Lohstreter by• John A. Healy, III by; James A. Loosen by: Fred Vogt by• �dward E. Wilson by: Louis Bracke by: Max Zamansky by: Harold E. Julien by• E. J Knutson by• Donald Myrum by: George Nagengast by• John Palmer by: Nordeen Skolte by: Anthony Tkaczik by: John A. Healy, III by: .Tames A. Loosen NEW renewal renewal � renewal new new new renewal � new new new renewal new renewal ' renewal renewal ' �J � 7. McClure Kelly & Company 2601 Stevens Ave, South Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 Upper Midwest Piping, Inc. 336 Taft Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413 Fred Vogt & Company 3260 Gorham Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. 55426 MASONRY CONTRACTORS Burch & Wise Construction, Inc. 4708 - 79th Ave. North Minneapolis, Minn. PLASTERING I,eonaxd Freund Plastering & Stucco 3330 B Xenium Lane North Minneapolis 27, Minnesota Michael A. Pisansky 2115 Regent Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. Plastering Service Company, Inc. 46D7 Lyndale Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn, ,PLUMBING Loosen Plumbing &_Heating, Inc. Long Lake Minnesota J. McClure Ke11ey & Company 2601 Stevens Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408 Upper Midwest Piping, Inc. 336 Taft St, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413 CIGARETTE LICENSE Fxidley Standard Hwy. ik65 & Osborne Rd, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 The Kroger Companq 5251 Central Ave. N.E, Skywood Ma11 Shopping Center Fridley, Minn, 55421 SERVICE STATION LICENSE Fridley Standard Hwy, i�65 & Osborne Rd, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Gextzen Service 6485 East River Road N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Steigez & Gertzen Garage, Inc 6519 Central Ave, N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 by: J. McClure Ize11y by: Carl R. Sorenson by: Fred Vogt by: Donald Wise by: Leonard Freund by; Mike Pisansky by: Boyer Palmer by: James A. Loosen by: S. McClure ILelly by; Robert M. McInerny by: George M. Thalen 476-75th Avenue N.�. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 by; J. W. Philpott 950 S. Turners Cross Rd. Minneapolis, Minn 55416 by; George M. Thelen 476 - 75th Ave N.E� Fridley, Minn. SSG32 Leonard Gertzen 6485 East River Road N�E. by; Fridley, NIinnesota 55421 by: Ernest W. Gertzen 6301 Dellwood Drive N E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 New 13ew renewal New New New Renewal Re newal New New New New New Renewal Renewal �-� � 120 OFF SALE L7C ENSE The Kroger Company 5251 Central Ave. N.E. Skywood Mall Shopping Center Fridley, Minnesota 55421 COMBINATION ON & OFF SALE LICENSE North Air Home Association, Inc. 6831 Highway �k65 N.E, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 by• ,T. W. Philpott .. 950 S. Turners Cross Rc�, Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 by; Steve A. Gorecky-President Knights of Columbus 1315 Pierce Terrace N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota New New � MiJLTIPLE DWELLINGS NAME ANDt�IDRESS ADDRESS OF APT. BLDG. 9PT. UNITS FEE PAID Anderson� Ralph L. 5901 - 2'� Street 5901 - 2z Street G $10.00 Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota �itlas, N. R. 3900 Ewing Avenue So. Minneapolis, Minnesota A. W. R. Investment Co 5428 - 53rd Ave. North Bradley, Floyrd C. 5861 West Moore Lake Dr Minneapolis, Minn. Brooklyn Land Company Route 1, Box 59 Osseo, Minnesota Brown, I3en Route 1 Osseo, Minnesota Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave, So Minneapolis, Minn. Carlson, Asvid 3200 France Ave. So. Carlson, Arvid 3200 France [-1ve. So. Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave, So Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Minneapolis, Minn, Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So 4935 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 4921 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 6551 Channel Road Minneapolis, Minnesota 6571 Chanel Road Minneapolis, Minnesota 5900 - 2z Street Minneapolis, Minnesoca 5908 - 2z Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 5916 - 22 Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 201 Satellite Lane, Apt. 3 Minneapolis, Minnesota 137 Mississippi Place Fridley, Minnesota 55369 5100 Horizon Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota 5290 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 3200 - 3rd Street N.E. 5201 - 3rd St. N.E. 5230 - 3rd St. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5231 - 3rd St. N.E. Plinneapolis, Minn. 5260 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5291 - 3rd Street N.E. 7 $10.00 7 $10.00 11 $11.00 11 7 � 7 - 11 4 5 t� 11 11 xi 11 11 ll $11.00 $10.00 , $10.00 $10.00 $11.00 $lo.00 $10.00 Sii.00 $11.00 $11.00 ' $11 00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 � � ' Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Minneapolis, Minn. Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Carlson, Arvid 3200 France Ave. So Christenson, Gordon 5231 Fillmore St. N.E. Minneapolis 21, Minn. Dailey, Mrs. Leonard 8251 East River Rd. Fridley, Minnesota Efron, Irwing S. 3025 Salem Ave. St. Louis Park, Minn. Elliott, Wendell 120 Hartman Circle N.E. Fzidley, Minresota Erco, Inc. 3231 Central Ave. N.E. Minneapolis 18, Minnesota Fleigle, Donald 6p60 - 22 StreeC N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Harold M, Battig, Inc. 1640 Spring Valley Rd. Minneapolis 22, Minnesota 5261 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 305 - 53rd Ave. N.E. Minneapolis; Minnesota 215 - 53rd Ave. N.�, Minneapolis, Minnesota 5509 Main Street Minneapolis, Minn 5469 Main Street Minneapolis, Minn. 6541 - 2nd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 430 Ironton St Minneapolis, MZnnesota 8251 East Aiver Rd. Fridley, Minnesota 262 - 57th P1ace N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 6511 - 2nd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Mznnesota 6550 Central Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota 6542 Central Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota 6060 - 2z Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 150 - 59z Way N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Haugen, Marlon Trust Account Wayzata Bank Bldg. 6023 Main St, N.E. Wayzata, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Herrmann, Jerry 1660 Lilac Drive Minneapolis 16, Minn Hoglund Plumbing Co. 7420 Wese Lake St, Minneapolis, Minn. Johnny's Meats 4633 Central Ave. N.E Fridley, Minnesota Julkowski, bernard R. 1420 Molan Terrace Minneapolis, Minn. 5950 East River Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. 5410 - 5th Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5400 - Sth Street N E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 4965 - 3rd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Apt. 103 - 389 - 74th Ave Minneapolis, Minnesota Apt. 101 - 415 - 74th Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Apt. 10 - 1120 - 52nd Ave Minneapolis, Minnesota 121 ii $i�.00 7 $10 00 4 $10.00 12 $12.00 12 $12.00 5 $10,00 3 $10 DO 5 $1D 00 8 $10 00 4 $10 00 4 $10.00 4 $10.00 4 $10 00 12 $12.00 4 $10 00 12 512 00 4 $10 00 4 $10.00 11 $11 00 11 $11 00 11 �11.00 16 $16 00 � u-G 7ulkowski, Bernard R. 1420 Molan Terrace Minneapolis, Minnesota Levandowski, Robert 1411 - 46th Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. Lyytinen, David 218 Gramercy Ave. No, Minneapolis, Minnesota Lyytinen, David 218 Gramercy 61ve. No, Minneapolis, Minn. Mattson, Allan 217 - 69th Ave N.E, Minneapolis, Minnesota Miller, C.H 1095 Polk Circle N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Nesseth, Jon 4949 -3rd St. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Parnon Company 1675 Grand Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Peterson, Kenre Lh 2441 Lyndale Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Pistner, Walter 1827 Iiillcrest Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Quick, Morris 6979 Hickory Drive Minm apolis, Minn. Untinen, W. W. 4347 University Ave. No Minneapolis, Minnesota Uran, George 6413 Noble Ave. No. Minneapoli,s, Minnesota V. W. Properties 3920 - 29th Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. Wescom, Donald 117 Mississippi St. N.E Minneapolis, Minn. Ldinters Realty 3458 Ulysses St. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Nymark, Paul 5604 Sherwood Ave. So, Minneapolis, Minnesota Seconded by Thompson. unanimously. Apt. 5- 1170 - 52nd Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5347 - 4th Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 390 - 57th Place Minneapolis, Minn. 6393 Highway �k65 Minneapolis, Minnesota 157 Mississippi Place Minneapolis, Minnesota Apt. 5 5005 - 3rd St. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 4985 - 3rd Street N E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Apt. 1 4949 - 3rd Street Minneapolis, Minneso�a 361 - 74th Ave N,E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 6019 Main St. Minneapolis, Minnesota 1060 - 64th Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5419 - 4th St. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 5�25 - 3rd Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 6061 2nd St. N.E. Minxieapolis, Minnesota 5320 - 4th Street N,E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 117 Missisiippi St, N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 5851 - 2nd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 105 - 58th Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 16 $16.00 3 $10.00 4 $10.00 7 $10.00 ' 4 $10.00 11 $11.00 11 $11.00 7 $10.00 8 $10.00 4 $10 00 15 $15.00 ' 4 $10.00 11 $11.OD 4 $10.D0 4 $10.00 4 $10.00 11 $11.00 � 7 $1D.00 Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried � � � �23 BUILDING PERMIT AND VARIANCE - 584 RICE CREEK TCRRACE - BIEDRON: The City Manager stated that he had placed this item on the agenda of 7u1y 19, 1965. He stated that Mr. Biedron obtained a letter from his neighbor saying that his neighbor approves the request of Mr. Biedron sor a variance to permit the constzuction of his garage 3 feet from the lot 11ne He stated that Mr. Biedron does not own a lot with a rectangular shape, and at one point the garage construction will be three feet from the boundary line. He said that for this xeason Mr Biedron needs a variance to permit construction of the attached garage. Councilman Kirkham stated that he inspected the property of Mr. Biedron and that the City Manager's statement is correct Motion by Kirkham to approve the request of Mr. Biedron for a variance by waiver of the side yaxd requirement from 5 feet to 3 feet to pexmlt construction of an attached garage upon his property at 584 Rice Creek Terrace Seconded by Sheridan.. Upon a voxce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BIIILDING PERMIT AND VARIANCE - 999 PANDORA - DEMERY: T'Eie Mayor stated that Mr, Demery included with his application for a variance a letCer stating the approval of his neighbor to his request for a variance. Motion by Kirkham to grant the request of Mr. Demery for a variance by waiver of the side yard requirement from 10 feet to 8 feet to permit construction of a home upon his property at 999 Pandora. Seconded by T1lomvson IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERMIT AND VARIANCE 451 57TH PLACE - ERICIC ER2CKSON: The Mayor stated that he received a request for a&uLldLng Permit and Variance to permit construction of a 12 foot addition to the house of Mr. Erickson, and restoration of the detached garage. He stated that construction of the detached garage would be two feet from the pxoperty line requixing a waiver of the side yard requirement. He stated that the construction is in the Urban Renewal area. The Mayor suggested that consideration of the request of Mr_ Erickson could be tabled to the Special Council Meeting of Wednesday, August 4, 1965, when the Urban Renewal Authority could make a decision whether this property wi11 be included in an Urban Renewal pro�ect. Motion by Thompson to table consideration of the request of Erick �rickson for a Huilding Permit and Variance to the Special Council Meeting of Wednesday, Angust 4, 1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1ST READING - ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 45: The City Manager read the Ordinance, Motion by Wright to accept the Ordinance amending Chapter 45 of the City Code and making a change in usage permitted in certain Districts, upon first reading. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a roll ca11 vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CONDEMLVATION ORD�R 24929 - SS ikSS: The City Managex explained that the City retained a 20 foot easement when this walkway was vacated but needed a wider one to permit construction oi the sewer. Mayor Nee asked whether the sewer was built. The City �ngineer answered, "Yes", The City Engineer stated that examination of the documents show the City previously had a 10 foot pexmanent easement on the property and needed to condemn land to obtain another 10 foot easement to permit construction. Motion 6y Wright to appiove payment of the Commissioner's fees for condemnation of the easement under condemnation order �k24929 and approve payment of the award in condmenation order �k24929, as recommended by the City Attorney. Seconded by Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carra.ed unanimously SALARY RECOMMENDATION: Motion by L7right to approve the City Manager's recommendations concerning the salary of Aobert McGuire. Seconded by Thompson. 1u� Councilman Kirkham suggested that the salary of Mr. McGuire be leveled off and maintained at one level, He stated that he believes the present salary of Mr McGuire is sufficient, The City Manager stated that the City has added another liquor store and closed one liquor store since Mr. McGuire received his original salary. He stated that Mr. McGuire has additional responsibilities over what he had when he was hired. He stated that he resisted the request of Mr. McGuire for an increase in salary during a period of one and one half years because his starting salary was high, that Mr. McGuire received several offers from private business which were better than his present salary and he feels it is necessary to give him an increase in salary in order to retain him in this position, Councilman Wright stated that the proposed increase in salary would not equal the increased cost of living since Mr. McGuire was hired. He stated that while he agrees that the salary of Mr. McGuire should he leveled off, he proposed that Mr. McGuire should obtain sufficient increases to compensate him for the increase in the cost of living. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Kirkham voting no, the motion carried. Motion by Wright to approve the salary increase of John Hreha. Seconded by Sher?dan, Upon a voue vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wrig�t to approve Seconded by Kirkham. Upon caxried unanimously. APPOINTME�TS; the salary increase of Mechanic John Wright. a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion Motion Uy Kirkham to concur with the recommendation of the City Manager and approve the following appointments; NAME Shirley A. Haapala 2416 103rd Lane N.W. Coon Rapids, Minnesota Mary Lu Strom 33 N. �. 66th Way Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Judi Ann Reuhl 5230 3rd St, N.E. Apt. �k302 Fridley, Minn. 55421 PdSITION� Departmental Secretary- Supervisor (effective August 2, 1965) C1erk-Steno (Council & a11 Committees) C1erk-Steno Public Works Department SALARY $368.00 per month $302.00 per month $302.00 per month 1 REPLACES Carmel Gelhar Shirley ' Haapala Irene Draxten Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. OF FLOODING - STAFFORD - 926 HACKMAN Councilman Sheridan stated that he received a complaint from Mr. Stafford concerning the construction of water and sewer lines in front of his property. He stated that the construction makes it impossible for him to obtain access to his property and that rain water runs into his basement as a result of the construction. The City Engineer stated that this construction is made by the developer according to plans designed by a consulti'cig engineering firm. He stated that the consulting engineering firm did a poor �ob on the design and the contractor is not compacting the soiliwhen he backfills. He stated that he inspected the �ob in the past and that one time he stopped the contractor from back filling the construction with frozen soil which would have resulted in a very bad situation. He stated that it is necessary for the contractor to compact the back-filled soil before the City can approve the construction. He stated that the City plans to construct a street in this area as part of Street Construction Pro�ect 1965-1, but needs to have the back filled soil compacted before construction of the street Mayor Nee asked whether the pipe is installed on undisturbed ground in order to prevent damage to the pipe due to the movement of the soil above the pipe since the soil above the pipe is not sufficiently compacted. The City Engineer answered that it is necessary for the City to take the word of the contractor that this is being done. Councilman Sheridan stated that he would inform Mr. Stafford that the street would be improved as part of the street construction pro�ect of 1965. ' � � �JI AND D7RECTING THE Motion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution ik126-1965. Seconded by Kirkham voLCe vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION ��127 - 1965 AUTHORIZING CONDEMNATION - STREETS 1965 - 1: Motion by Wright to adopt Resolution y�127-1965. Seconded Uy Kirkham. voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1`�' � TLNG OF . IIpon a Upon a RESOLUTTON �R128 - 1965 URGING THE MINNESOTA �IIGHGIAY DEPARTMENT TO STUDY DRAINAGE PROBLEMS IN COMMUNITIES ADJOINING THE CITY Ok FRIDLEY: Mayor Nee asked Mz. Comstock what consulting fee would be incurred in this proaect. Mr. Comstock answered that he believes his fiam has most of the data required by the Minnesota Highway Department and would not charge for making this data available to Che Minnesota Highway Department_ He stated, however, that should the Minnesota Highway Department want an analysis of the condition of Rice Creek, his firm woald want a fee for this work Councilman Thompson inquired whether this study woald include stadies of pollution by other municipalities of the waters of Rice Creek. He stated that he believes the City should adopt standards for the water which is drained into Rice Creek. The City Manager stated that this is the �ob of the Water Pollution Control Coirmiission. Mr, Comstock stated that two prohlems are involved in this study. He stated that the ditches im Aamsey Cou nty are overloaded, since drainage from the City of Roseville, the City of New Brighton and St. Anthony Village flows into Long Lake and then drains through Rice Creek into the Mississippi River. He stated that the Minnesota Highway Department cannot complete construction of Interstate Highway 35 W until the drainage problems are resolved. Motion by Thompson to adopt ResoluCZOn ��128-1965_ Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motlon carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 9F129-1965 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL - SS&SW��67: Mayor Nee asked whether the construction of 55&SW4�67 wi11 benefit the property owners along Central Avenue. Mr. Comstock answered that benefit depends upon whether these property owners connect to the sewer on Central Avenue or on Mississippi Street. Councilman Wright asked whether the City finally settled the pxoblems of construction in Meloland Gardens Mr. Comstock answexed that the people on tihe eastern end of this area oh�ected to the construction of the sewer and water pro�ect, but they are now satisfied with the project. Councilman Sheridan asked the Finance DLrector whether Che City plans to assess people who ob�ected to incl.usion of some of the tees in the pro�ect. The Finance Director answered that the CLty is not assessing people for the tees deleted from the pro�ect. Motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution �129-1965. Seconded by Thompson. voice vote, there being no'naqs, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION ��130-1965 DIRECTING IIEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - SS&SW�F67: Motion by Thompson to a dopt Resolution �'k130-1965. Seconded by Sheridan, voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOZIITION ;�131-1965 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL - SS&SW��58: Upon a Upon a � Mayor Nee pointed out that the Finance Director prepared two different assessment rolls for this project, He asked which ro11 the Council greferred to use. Councilman Wright stated thatYe preferred to use the assessment ro11 given on page 111 of the Agenda. Motion by Thomps�n to adopt Resolution ��131-1965 and direct the Finance Director to use the assessment roll given on page 111 of the Agenda. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice voite, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �k132-1965 DIRECTING HEARTNG ON ASSESSMENT ROLZ - SS&SW�R58: Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution 1�132-1965, Seconded by ICirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously i�� RESOLUTION rk133-1965 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL - SW4F70: Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution �f133-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLIITION �F134-1965 DIRECTING H�ARING ON ASSESSMENT AOLL - SWik70: Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution �k134-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there heing no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. R�SOLUTION -0F135-1965 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL - 55��71: t�fotion by Thompson to adopt Resolution �E135-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 3k136-I965 - DIAECTING HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - SSfF71: Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution �6136-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. T2ESOLUTION ��137-1965 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL - ST1964-1; Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution �'k137-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. TtE50LUTI0N 4�138-1965 - DIRECTING HEAAING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - ST 1964-1: - Motion by Thompson to adopt Kesolution �f138-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PETITION ;f21-I965: Councilman Sheridan stated that he had received a petition for resurfacing and regrading Pierce Street in the 6300 6lock. He stated that the Petitioners wished to eliminate the water hole on Pierce Street as part of the project, The City Engineer stated that this is part of the Rice Creek matershed. Councilman Sheridan inquired whether the ditches in this area which were filled by the property owners have been re-opened by the property owners, and whether the City sent letters to tfiese property owners directing them to re-open the ditches. The City Engineer stated that he sent letters to the property owners directing them to re-open the ditches, but he does not know if the property owners fiave complied. Councilman Sfieridan stated that the City should reopen the ditches this week. The City Engineer replied that the City will do so. Motion by Sheridan to receive petition 4�21-1965 and refer it to the Adminstration for processzng. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �k139-1965 S�TTING HEARING ON ST�4EET VACATION: Motion by Izirkham to adopt Resolution ��139-1965. Seconded by Wrigi�t. Upan_a Voice vote, there being no nays, the motian carried unanimously. SIDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO TRUCKS: The City Manager stated that the City received�bids for the purchase of a one- half ton panel truek and a three-quarter ton truck. He stated that he wishes the Council to consider the bids and award them according to the recommendations of the City Engineer. Motion by Sheridan to receive the following bids for purchase of a one-half ton panel truck and a three-quarter ton truck. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 3/4 TON PICIZ UP 'iRUCK BIDS OPENED ON AUGUST 2, 1965 AT 12:00 NOON BID TRADE CASH BIDDER SECURITY IN PRICE _ Main Motor Sales Co, Cert. Check $142.50 $1,941.50 222 L�. Main $100.00 Chevrolet Anoka, Minnesota NET PRICE $1,799.00 DEL, DATE 60 days � , � � � BIDDER Major Ford 2905 East Lake St. Minneapolis, Minn. BID TRADE CASH SECIIRITY IN PRICE Federal Ins, $1b0.00 $1,730.00 Co. 5% Foxd F250 Brookdale Ford Cert, Check $300.00 $1,887.00 2500 County Rd. 10 $180.00 Pord F250 Minneapolis, Minn. 1/2 TON PANEL TRUCIL Maxn Motor Sales Co. $2,079.00 Major Ford Ford Econoline Van $1,942.00 ��� NET DEL. PRICE DATE $1,570,00 45 days $1,5$7�00 45 days 60 days 45 days Brookdale Ford Ford Econoline Van $1,967.00 45 days The City Engineer presenCed a memo to the Council recommending the purchase of the three-quarter ton truck from Ma�or Eord in the amount of $1,570.00 and the purchase of the one half ton panel truck from Main Motor Sa1es in the amount of $2,079.00. Motion by Kirkham to concur with the recoznmendation of the City �ngineer and purchase a three-quarter ton truck from Ma�or Ford in the amount of $1,570.00 and purchase the one-half ton panel truck from Main Motor Sales in the amount of $2,079.00. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Nee declared the Regular Council Meeting of August 2, 1965 ad�ourned at 1;07 A,M, Respectfully submitted, ,>� Cx�[�I-�•ic-�r.�°��s�-r– G,'�/'';C�?V'�'L1.^- / ` _ "— O Raymond E. Bade William S. ee Secretary to the Council Mayor THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL 1�E LTING OF AUGUST 4, 1965 A Special meetxng of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 7:50 P.M. AOLL CALL: Members Present: Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Wright, Thompson Members Absent; None BUILDING PERMIT - 451 - 57TH PLACE - ERICK ERICKSON� Mr. Erickson was present at the Council Meeting. He did not have a site plan of his property. Mr. Erickson said that his property consits of three 40 foot � lots combined to a 120 foot frontage. He said the house is built on the middle lot and is 24 feet wide. He stated that he would like to build a 12 foot addition to his house leaving approx7.mately a 40 foot side yard on either side of the house. He stated that he also would like to rebuild his garage upon the existing s1ab. He said the gazage slab is on the east side cf his house and he wishes to build the addxtion to the west side of his house, He stated that temporary repairs to the garage and the addition to the ho�se amount to $3000. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Erickson if he knew he would have to bring in a site plan and Mr. Erickson answered, "Yes". Mr. Erickson asked whether his hame wi11 be taken for Urban Renewal. Mayor Nee said that he does not know, that this would be up to the Fri.dley Housing and Redevelopement Authority, Mr. Erickson said that if his home 1s taken for Urban Renewal within two years it would not pay him to build the addition and the gaiage.