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09/06/1966 - 5916' ' ' , r �� ' L ' ' � ' � � �J � COUNCIL SBCRETARY — MARY LU STROM C43UNCIL MEETING — AGi'sND�A SEPTEI�SR 6, 1966 �.n�. . ,� , il I' II RSt;USAit Q�t�L �I:'x'2� A� "' BaPT�I� �0 1� °° e 8.1t,. S�OLL Gis.s �1i1�i ��'i� • �f "�" � 0 1� � �p 1 r Zi • '�`� Sp�Of$.1 AM�'r.�q0 �� u� 3.966@ �4� � � �g • S mir�u�s ��i�� le O� L�acovemex�t • STo 1966•1 �Ad+�um 3) �ai�ont Sts'e�t e Z0 m!►:��t��s Z e On �1sNSSm�tt Rall — 8S&B�#�3 & 73�l,a 2a minut�s C� HtJSL�S_s_s_ 30 1467 Bu�� :T�l�sl� 8/3,/6b �d 8/1S/66j Q 30 u�ibut�s (9:�5 P.M.� 4o La�d +11it�cat�or► • Ct►�a� ls o�s 5 o Outivt 1, R3+0� Plat.a iivartt� ITobled 8/15/66i e 10 a1�s►tt�t be �,ppoi�ts �T�'la�d B/15/66� a 10 n�ac►ut�r � 0 8�d �t�g o� Qs�11�iaC� R�C�lsxJ R°Z to C�, Lats 1& Z a aAd 6—lZ o Hloak 7, aa�d Lo�ts 7�1�5 • S�� 8, City Viaw 11�iti�na 2�inn�s 8o Susp�rt� Taaci �.i�►� teu�;Pe� $/�'_✓�' . � ninut�s pry� �6v 1 pa� 37d � 8��, 9. Soa� of 7�� sting i�nut.�r4 Avgust 31s 1966• 10 at�nut�t+� t 10: i7 P.� 3$�� ` 39 0 l0e P1�3�cp' Com�oissi�oa� Ms�tiuq �ni't.�e� l�gu�t �S� 1966• �a �11Y�, � �i � 4ia I' 11 o Si1�'y Ce:10a11t'!'�A 1�MNt3i� �� t 17 • 1966 ♦ S��6 pig'�S � 6t 4if e , , , liio �i'k� � I�7I�IC�i►t�oL� C:OIO1Bi3�0�► �t1ep Mit1ul+��• p�� 470 �t ZZ� 1g6b, Z mi�ut�t l3 e 83q�n Pata�it &�aiwac — 6441 vaiw��ity Aw� iY.a ., � 48 & 49 e s� 14e 8etbadk �la#►Y�C — 6116 Stls�soa� Soal�vatd• 5 a�ait�ss paqq 50 & Slo ' ' ' Kscux.�c cx��cII. �rn� �°� sa�'� �� 1� � 8 pm� tco�ts�►u.a) 15 0 70I. Pragramo iS m3anut�s 16 Q�t��sis�sstion of Pls�nx�l�x�g Ca�am�lBaiOaa o 15 s�inutrss �11:14 P.M.� Paq� 520 17e R�cdu�sti� ata'lvez of t3s�ctif3�rat� of Suswy — S8Z5 y ?and Str�st NtyaC'tYt�tst, 5 miautM lgo Sp�ing La�os Putck � Fr�!lley AR',��snta 5 minutM 190 ClaLra 5 miuut�es 20 0 3 stiwt�tt+it�t s 5 mdni:�►s 21 o L�acwa • 5 minufi�► 22o P�iti�onso Z m�»ut.�s Z3 o R�aalutian ��rti�Yit�g C�h�a t� Cou�ttY Auditao�, � W.1�u�� Pa�� 530 paq� 140 pag�� SS — 69. paq�s 70 — T90 paq�� e0 � 81. pigq sZ b 8� o I 24o it�aolutiot► c7a�c�ii�,►'ix�g �4►ss��sem�ttt Ro11 � �—�4-0 �74) a 5 mixiut�s Faq�s �4 0— 86 0 1So R�soluti.aan Gattify� Asse�ti �oll � SS&3�#738s g�y�,� (11 a 53 P.N. i Ps� 8T — 690 2b o Coaearut�►i�aalt�.oiv:,� 15 minut��r Piq�s 90 � 96 0 (:� tAab�a Ra�siq��ioxi (b� D�dplph �a►x�stx��:kiona Caar►tra4t (c) 8=oakl,yn t�itex C�vil ,Ds�er�M: LtsC�c�s Patk Uss (dj ��aeth Subux'b� �1�{ Sewe� Dist]Ciata Can�t3o�a► Chaacg�a (�) Subvac�ua �ng'�la�: A�p�ov�s1 of str�tta in H�t Hills (ij Subu�la� �x�g��a A+lp�`'a'�al af Strvtts 1u Mslo� N�u'�ooC �9j xvynolds: �reaf.gx��ivac� �cara Hw�n R+a7la►tic�na Coeraittis �h) �is �tatear �aa��tioa t .= Vy•.'. � , ��. .. ZO airut�a t12:28 P.N.i , ' ' , LI ' ' ' ' � ItiGt1LAR CG�fC7[L �IRRTING At3��AA OQ�S "�'�� 6, 196b - 6 P oll, �a . . :�. ..;�.�� lo . 06i �M��ONSi�iL1T � STo 1966•1 tAD�i'� 3� F7�1I1��l�NT 81'FS�Tt I�111�d�1 in the �►velo� with ths �rgvn+�� !.e a booki�t of thia pac�limirasY �SA�88�t �O�ls A� �1� 310t��A O� �i�'� o 2 o t7�i ASSS88!lBDiT ROLL - SS&sW�73 &93A: 2nclu� its ti�w �vslap� with ths iigez�dat 18 tha �in�sl sese8�ti To110 atx9 th� o�t�c�e� 1ngo�lttio�n :�v�saeatcy f�oac thia public YLSasi�nc�e . � � ;� �:��:: 3a 1967 HUDCST (TAeLSD 8/3,/66 & 8/15/66j: I� I�a qit tl� bu�g�t put toytthea it� tims to be inclu�9ed i�n tYa� omralaps aitb tt� sg�da I Niil do so, cithorwise I�►ill try to have it �livrruld to You o� saturd�y. . 4o Li�ID A11PSR�IT�ODt - QiI�8: I hav'e� tsCV►it� rtothinq ls�a� 11t o 4'h�+�s �slatiw to thia �ituatioa, although t.xuce� tiwea tt�� Pali�s htw i� to go out and atap Fis� fraaa hauliny out of thia a�c�s. all oi whan ea�d �that they had been told lay M�c o Ch3�e� tiseSl oould do ao. , 5 o OUTLO'.i' 1 s 1tIC'�' P�A P�OR'L'�i �TABLi3D 8/15/66j' OutlOfi. 1. R1�s Pliial �ioarth is �� eet by 135 FeQt attid the a�cses�r►i:s ags�n►at it as� $Z3o56e , ' , ' ' ' ' ' 6. At�PO]tb�Til�rs a tTAt�tL$D el15/56} : Ou �ag. 36 is a liat o� appointaia�ts that w�r� tsb�,ed s� tiue m�e�ing of Augu�ti 15tha T'ho at],Y w99�stioaa tbat I h�ve t�eived facom si��x thm� Mqyaac o� the �iasd taaurieilo�w �wax�3 3� ia ioac �c4 Buakley to be appoint�d to the Hw� Relatia�s Caa�aittee to su�ve�rd Ric;hs�c� He�d+�c o T� r�pla�a�t oi c�sy tA�boa oai the 3tx�sta a�nd U�ilitiea 3ub-�pm�.ttAe is o� titia list b�w►w�e he has s�ub�ql.ttsd a�l�tte�r o� xeaiqn�ti��► whic� will be iaun� undet �i�ca�ica�s at the ha�ck o� �he agsn�ao Mra Jankowaki has aav�d out of the City. so t,hsrefcocao he mu,�t be anpia�esci an th� Bosrd of A,ppoals a . % 0 9Fa .CO�D R�ADYDK3 O�' �tI%I� �FZGN�3 R'n'Z T�? �'."Z �' T%1'8 1 A�it± Z e AIiD 5 Tii�OL7CiLi �Z o SIACK � o A�D LOTS � TH1�OU(�Ei 15, SIAC�iC $• CTTY VIBW AD�DITIONa O� Paq� 37 is tiiis artiinss�ce �oa� s0co� readix�g a The City At�o�ca:ey an� Z mst �rith Ro� Srick�ou aad Keith �ioiv�nstot fro:a 8r3,ekspn Petrol0ua� Caxpc�satiana but I haw no� rsOeiv�d aTMy augqest� ag�c�nt froca the C�ty Attoocney Yet at thia rariting r I aeaume tha� it will �e r�ady gc� 'th� Coureil n�t3ng o [� I' I' I' I' I' , , , � , , , ' ' ' ' RS�3ULi� c�OR71i1CIL IIBS'r� �A CO�O��iTB — sSPTBNBSR 6 s 1966 — 8 P o 1I, (C4atinttedf 8. 3t18P�D TA7CS LICBDi88 — g • � eD► 8/22/66: I haw Ao t�r a,ppii— catio�s oor a� c�ti►+�qc infar�ttiatt �cora this ap�Pl3�taat �oo�P'C that 1� wa8 3a�e an�l as]osa fi.hat hs b� pla� t� t,Y,� ag�a a4 t3�st l� co�uld ap�sa�c befoo:e the CowzCil a� c�oli:►est.�d in your aa�tion oa Page Z8o 9 a BOrRitD OF APp�N+G D�TIiQG �vT3°�S � AtTGUST 31, 1966: '1'h� �s�tt�o are o� Pages 38 and 39. Z'ha Bvas�i r�eco� ttLat t.hi t�vo vaari- ancas sequaatt� be grantod and ti�tt the 8p�c�al vae P�nait aloo � �� 6 0 10o pt�t=rtc co�sss�+t �r�v xa�'crr$s — AucwsT zs, ��►6: �. .�snut�es aant o� Page�t 40 thtou9h 44a It�ms far Co�uaail oona�d�'ition atr It�a #1 ori Pag�as 40 Stid 41 wh�� tha Coaam9.ssion ]e�C�s ay�p�o�ving tne x�a� �pi�.t� a a wiaa �a�e ca��tton of ti� 30 foot st�s+Nt d�- icatiort �eva�ilabl4 at ths Coua��l �et9�ng o�an It+sa 3 0� Pag�s 4I �d 42, th�e Cara�a��tion sr+aso�s ci�r►ial o£ ttie i.o�t split of 1�ro� i�eine a It�a #�3 o�n Fage 4Z, � Planning Co�oiasioa� Qancuss witt� th. paxxs a�a Rir��t3�o� camm�,$asor� e� recaa�ttl.oa, oa Pag • a7 £ollawia� ��l�at tiie City gat som� p3.ann�g ps�ovida�8 foac ths Mslody Maanoar Parko Bri a�em �4, PBger� 4� a�nd 43n the Ccamia�tloai �ca�aia�sndo tha adop��.c� �� tix+� �l��dl Aev�la,�r�� 8��strict o��isu��oa a oopy oi whi��h wA�.� be fournc3 f.n �he ��w►a��.ap�a with i�.he �►gvn�dao T'here has bean �utth� d�„�cu�s� ,�a3,at.).y by �h+� Pianx�ing Co�m�isaion and the Coua�Cil �� '�� C�s��n i��d a d�scua�ion in Yt�► #7B c� �agea 43 �� o ��v�e �l��d ti�� t�aargani,s�atio� of tha PR��g C��.r�n c'�; �� a�g�nd� � itt�m #16� Pag� SZo 7Chi.a co�n►° alude� th� ��an�t ��s�i�n► r��e� � 11 o S�A1�TY t��'' �` �'�� A'��;�� A�ii�T 9� 7� 1966 a The trinutes aera at�► E>s+g�s � mr� �'a n�'hh� �.i�s acelati�ve� �.o the o�eiir�s�a� on $elt,c�:3 � la�6tt�g��s �'t�3 3h.�3�x�g ��.31.c�i� �h7COUgb by the Huilding I3�° s�etion i��p��a �� '�� Si' o�►+er �.�eaa� !as th�e� mitiutea that you w1�Y� �o �d��us�o �� ia��u��e� st this tiroep lao PARIGa �liD Yi�CP�'CS0�+3 �aA� 8�7�]pDiG 14�P8i1T�3 « AU�iUST ZZ, 196�6a Tah�as� �u�s �ac� � P�gs 47 o T9s�� !S aan unc'3�qcli�d motion ca pa�g� 47 whi�h �r� dis�uas�l 'Iby th� i��.�irag �iasiou ia ite m1a�ufir�e so i:ia8� yo�t g�'o�ab� hSVS fi�k�n a�atl.o� ot� th�1t z�COanc��d�► i�ion 19y thl�.� tin�eo 13 o SIt� P�Ri�I7C � WAYV&�t �- b441 tAt7[d8R3ITY A'Vl�iit� �tTA6il8'rs Ths �ppl�t�ic� �..s on P�� 8 sz�1 tha skk�t�h � o�r►► Psge 49. If ti►r1► �e� 1�tck the regtuin�d 10 �� £�o�a thw �e� �y 1% e�rdt� w� o��Y ovo�la parc�ly ?t� ia� � cent�c o� tha parking lot i�a front of tht �ad� �u3�.�33�go �� would ap�� a� nae that tht Ca,ulcil ratght liiait , th� heigh� �o th� tc�p oi the �ign ta 14 f�ote w'hiah is the other w�.i.v� tha�� h�y wa��.d n�ci � ' 1 I , �J �J I' I � ' �J REGUIaAR t�LIDTCYL �TYb1G 1i(�1�! ��i`�S —�PT�R 6„ 1966 — 8 PsM, (Cont3.nuwj r��r _ _ - �II��M 14o SETSA�CK aTiIVV%R - b116 ST3�t30�i SOUIBttARD: �he a�iginal bufldin�q pa�cmit application of Februasy 14, 196b is an Page 50 and a cestificate of suxvey ie on P�ge 510 Saao� way this hou� got plaosa withit� 3� �est of the �a�ty l�Lns a� now i8 aaq�letedo If the� Co�uneil wishes to by�paas th• Soard of App�alse you coul� approve this 2es�s-than�the�o3mi�un sstl�ek $o th�►t th� pa�cty that is purdza�it�g fih� hous� esn €in�e ite If you wisha it can qo to the Soasd oi �,��►la �h� tha� rsgular p�ro�+edur� would be follaweda 3.S o 701 Pii�OGRAlt: � do not know �lhethea� o� rsot the Council is sea�dy to apporave I�oc disappx'ove the �oQosed proq�cana by Mro iio�,�, but I thouqht that thia should D�e p�.a�ed on th� aqenda so that you �eould ecuisidaac it �.i you E�i��edl., 16o R80t�ANIZd�TI00d OF PY�I� �tI33gC�T: O�n Pa�ge 52 is a suma�'ye as I ut�d�rstoai i�.o of the dis�usaioa� between the PLan�i�g Caamission aird the Councllo If fi.his ia ba�iCally whmt the Co�cil desis'sa, aac if �rcm thi8 a�at�c�,aZ the Council a�rivss at san�e deei�ion rtl- �tsve to i�iie Planni.ng coeaca�ssiang th� atiep woula be to aiteet the City Atto�n+�y �.o �r►vasYtig'st�s and then picspasee tltis :r�osssax'y oa.'c�-� inarces to sm�aul th� code o ' 17a RBQI�STIi2G tnTAIV�R OF 4�RTEFZC.A►TR 4� �L�'�Y °� 58Z5 � Z1ID STRBBT NOELTEi�AS'r: A sketch of tla#� �aa an P�ge 53 aia�d is an ths ag�is at tho roqu�sst of Cwu�eiA�man wr�hta ' 18 o SPRIBTG IAKI'+ PARiiC — FRgDLFY A�I,i"P s TR�e at�r��i: eB �ii�tNd bY _ Sia�'ir�J La1� PatX is �.n �.i� �lop� wi�tt the Sge�dB. ' ' � � � 190 CLAI�tS: �'he c1.a�a n�e are oc� P�ga 54,, Detsil ofc tho ol�iso�a ia inelu� iti ts�e tnveloaae �-�i�Ii �he ag�endao 20 o BSTIliATE3 t A li8t Of. 4�.h+� �t3toatsS 1s O� Pa9� 55 o Dstatf►1 01 th� thre� fit�31 eat3matsa is on Pages 56 th�coa�t� b9 0 alo LIC�t888: Th� Iiuvt�ess fa� your conai�tatioa �ts oa� Fsg�s 74 throuc�i 79 e 320 �TITIC�iB: T'he p�tit�on ox� Paqy 8� and 81 is Mlf�iplaAitO�yo �3 o RSS03.iTrIC�t CSRTIFYI�ci C�AR+t�s TO T�ii COVt�Tit AUDTTOR: T'� riao- lutioon ia an Pag� 82 and th� reason %ac ths �hmcq�s is �ou� on pa�gs 83 0 . � [] I, I , I' I � , lJ ' RSCiLt]�R CSOUDICYL D�TYBiG AG��A C��1TS � S�PTS�R 60 ].956 � 8 P,ll, �Coittitauad' 24 e IiBSOLOTIO�i CSRTIFYI�it3 ASSSSSI�iT AOLL - W-34-O (ia-74) : T'he �so- lutio� 18 0� Pagos 84 throwgh 86. T'ho pa�blio h�1� on th�s �s �� At�tiit �i�aASO 2S o RS8�iU'PIOdT i'.�TIP`YI� A$588�1' $O�S� °" SSS�i38 t'1R1� �i0�111t�AR i� oa Paq�s 8I7 through 89 0�hi�s msttet waa heard at s pubrtia hea�cl,t�g oa .Auqut$t 2Zndo 26o caiB�t�tcATicbjs: �a� tAab�► �ar3qmst3+vai: 1'!ze i�tte� an Paq� 90 ia s�t�la�'to�Y it18 b1t �s 1i e�l lthe appO�l7c�rirm aYi�ri� f.�1 Tt�e�a '�6o ibOV� o C1�� D�do�ph Caristtua�3ro�a Cc�tsa�tt I riavo tutt�d thi� aMttt�s' avwc �.o ih� Cca�ssulti� 8t�g� asx� th� CitY Atta�ctwy snd = mt� aatus�.3y xt�v sesal�vd th� bs�oac� the �owrell m�a�ti�Ja btit i�ro i�bci�lph ��t h�,s l��aC be pla+aed oa the a�g�ex�:o a�d yv�u �till firyd �e va P�rgt 9Ya tc� Srovkiyn C�r►t�c �ivil Defensa: Lacks Park va�: � A3,s�d , thi� a�ttt�c an Paga 9Z wa�h th0 �yac aad haw aitra�y a�via� ildco Col�n th�at it 3,s akay to uae Loc]o� Park oa thLa basiao Cva�xrcil a�ct�c� he�c� wou�,d 1a� t�.o a�ceive au�l fils the letttr o �J ' ' , ' t�i Noartli Subus3��s S�ta�cy s� Distx3��ta Co�wction C�as�q�s: �h. 1eet�r � P� 9s i,s a�+a�,�ls�,a�a�yo = stsu a� wo�x3anq o�a t1u twe giu� cfs s�ttlz Calut��.a H�ai�ghts au�d a�pwc to b� rMaoc n sow��hing �hat Cmm�n be bzough� to thv CounCila altho�h Z u�- atai�cl t.heac+� ia ��B c�vl�s�3�GrA �r�i1� oaC =1oi: th� �1 •3 08 o S oD o wo�uld a+aoep� that ty�e oi: cfs Aa� �ach:►nge fo�s t�e R�Cse COUri�1�Il 3h��d�ia 8/ '�h� COUY:Cil ° a l�j7��lAtitiV� O�l 'Gh! �1Q�ta�,�m�8, ��1y wfil 3� a�bl,+� tio c�ivs the Cvuu��3 aamme gu3�at� oa� w2�eti to c�o w�.t1� thi� pau�stieul�ar .bill�► �e� Subutzbmn Ss�ginsc�r#.tsqa A,pparo�ae3, O�E Stteet� in �,i�y F��7.1r�s T'h� Lott�oC o�n Pag� 3�4 �+�. f�l�n�a►boa�y o (�j Subua�i Sagi�as�g: Ap�oNal oi Stx�ts in �Mlo�y �fit�oac'a ' Ths letter aa� Pag+e 95 is self�-o�iar�stoa�'y�, _� t2u Cau�eil �soa�us� !x� the �oa�e�ti� i� Itea� e at�d �.o aat3roa woul� ba to a�spt the w+oo�ko ' (S' .Tean A�syt�osd�: Itea�+gtistfota: �hi lett�t a� P�agre 96 is asl� eo�i�stacY � ' L� (h, Ifosna �stoac Co�ectioas i�ro �i will haw his lvtt.�ac i►sri ou Tu��Bay � �he m�stit�gi o , 1 � ' LJ , THS MINUIES 0'F TI� REGULAR CWDICIL I�938TING OF AUGUS? 15, 1966 The Regular l�eeeting of the CiCy Council of the Ciey of Fridley was called to order i�y Mayor Itirkham at 8:04 P.Me ROLL CALL .._�. p�MBEgg pgSSBNTt Kirkham, Sarria, Sheridaa, Wright, Saaruelson �S ABSBNTt Noae PBESENTA?I4N OD?" SPSAI�B SYSTEM - MSS . 3AYCES3 : Mrs. Stimler read a leCter of pxesentatioa to the Council in behalf of the ' Mrso Jaycees aad presented the City with a cbeck in payment of a new loud speaker system which theq�gave the_City and Che Parks and Becreation Commissioa ia conjuactiaa with the new hockey areas and for any other use the City feels suitablee S�e said the speaker system has aot beea delivered yet, but t�at ' it consists of two speakers and a aaicrophoae, Mayor Kirkham extended his personal thanks, aad thanks on behalf of the Co�acilo ' MOTION by Couacilman Wright that the City's thank you 1� recorded ia writing, and that copies be given to the pr�as. The motion was secanded, aad upoa a voice vote, there being no aays, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion ca�ried. ' AppRO�Ay OF MINUTSS, REGULAS CQUNCIL I�iBTING OF AUGUST 1, 1966: MOTION by Couacilman Harris to approve the minutes as aubmitted. Seconded by , Couacilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, �here beiag ao nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. ' � t ' 1 ' ' � AppRp`/Ay pg MINUTES�,�, , S�ECIAI. COUNC�L MM�.l.BTING OF �,UGUST 8, 1966 g MpTION by Councilman Harris �a approve the minutes as submitted. Seconded by Couacilman Samuelsono Upon a vaice vo�te, Chere being uo nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion car�cied. 1967 BUDGBTs Councilmau Samuelsoa asked the City Maaager the date the Budget was to be presented for Public Heariag. Th� �ity Manager said that the Charter stated that it was to be discusged at the firet n�eting in As�guat, and at any subsequent meetings„ until it has beea diacussed thoroughly. �e eaid the mili levy hearing was the i2th of September. Councilman 5amuelson 8uggested tabling adoptioa oi the budget until after this hearing as he would like some time to compare some of the figures. Councilman Wright ask,ed if he �ant that the Budget would aot be produced wntil the eveaing of the Mill Levy �earing. Couacilmaa Samuelson said he juat would like mere time, as there are a few more things that aeeded tping dawn. Couacilmaa Wright said he would like it ta be clear that the Council did not intend to write portions of this budRet the night that tttey beid the mill levy heariage �Councilman Saa�elsoa agreed. The Gouacil discusaed when this could be on the agenda so �hat more work could be done on it prior to the 12th of September. � � ' �SGULAB COt1DTCIL 1�STING, AUGUST 15, 1966 � ' ' ' ' ' PAGE 2 I�O�ION by Gouacilman Samuelsoa to table consf.deration of t6e 1967 Hudget to tbe Regular Conacii Meeting o� September 5, 1966 which wi21 be one �oeek prior to the Mill Levy Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being ao aays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. SS,TTII�1G (�O�JNC L _I�STING I�I�GHT OTi�B THAN LABOR DAY: i�OTION by Counciluaaa Sheridan to ser the aext regular Caiacil l�eetin►g for September 6, 19b6. Seooaded by Councilman Harzis, aad upon a voice vote, there being uo aays, Mayor ICirkham d�clared the awtioa carried. �zyno � - LOT 10 Mr. Chies wa$ preseat at the Coeincil Meetiag and said that thetr compaay records show the3r have taken out 90,000 yards of materiai. He s�id he called his bonding con�peny and was told that the bond waa automatica].ly good for one year. The City Manager asked the City Engineer if any evidence of thia h�d beea received, aad the City Eagineer said aa. ' Mx. R. Le Newosaa, 150l. Rice Creek Boad, asked if the Council was goiag to diacuss this item with the people.�fro� the aeighborhood. He preaented the Council witti a petition wt�ich he said 29 families on Rice Greek �toad ead Moore , Lake Hills had signed opposing the gravel pit, and he said that quite a few of the pPople were bere at the meeting this eveaiag. , M01ZOT1 by Councilman Wri$ht to reaeive Petition �31-I9b6 and sefer it to the Admiai8tratioti fox processiug. Seconded by Councilefeaa Sheridan. IIpQn a voice vote, there being no naqa, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion carried. ' Mr. Chies said that they still have about 2,OOQ yards to take out, and they could finish tbis hy the end of next week, aad they would start leveliag the lst of Septembero I'� ' ' ' ' ' ' Mr. Lavern Frie�ad, 1520 Rice Creek Road, nsked if he was goiog to haul tbis out himself, or would every contractor in Fridl�ey be in there? �He said that'this has wwtnd up a miniag opexation, aad trucka with every aame but �hies at tbem have been hau2iag out of there. He �sid that the Chies" do not water unlesa the people camplaia, there have been no flagmen, aad oae truck bad ala�st run over his. wife, and had kaocked down hfs mafibox. Councilman Sheridan asked Mr. Chies if he had a certificate from Suburbaa 8ngineeriag of the final grade. Mr. Chieq said that the_ City bad the origfnul orAe in their Engineeriag Departmeat. Conaeilman Sheridaa asked if he had complied witb the dir�ctiona of the Couacil aad hired Suburban Eaginesriag to prepare a certificate of fiaal grades. Mr. Chies said that he had not. Cowncil- man Wright asked him if he had caaplied with the requiremeats for watering, flag�en, and adeQuate safeguards. Mr. Chies said they had a water truck there at all times, and tha� he could no� aee whq flagmen w�ere necessary, and as for the cuailbox, accidents happen. Mayor Kirtcham said that tbe Council had requested these safeguarda to prevent accideaCs. ' ' REGULAB COUAICEI. MEBTING, AUGUST 15, 1966 PA(� 3 ' Mr. Chies said he would be unable to atart leveling until September lst as his equipment was all tied ap. He said it would not huxt to ait there another 2ll days, as it had sat for 30 years. Mr. Newman said that Chies Brotlurs had , been luckq to get in fox one year, as they had hired aa attoraey to stop tbem pexmaaeatly, but they had come up with a laad alteration pesmit, and ths people had aot been notified af Chia. , Councilmaa 3heridan said he felt the operarion should iaave been ended August lst. He said that the Council gave them sa exteasioa oa August lst, and they havs not done what the Couacil reqnested. He said 6e did aot feel kiadly to�ard extendiag , the time further uatil all the reGuirements are fulfilled. H� said that the City had ao assurance that it would be done. ' MOTION by Couucilman Sheridan that two veeks exteasion be graated Mr. Chiea to briag the proper certification end stipnlations that were set forth August let to the Council, and if it is ao� doae, that the Counci2 pick up ti�e boad aud complete the grading operatioa uader the control of the City accord:tug to the ' ori�inal a�reesueat. Seconded by Councilmaa Harris. Councilcaaa Wright asked if this meaat he was eo cease operations immediately, ' and untfl he has the bond and Che certification regort from Suburbaa 8ngineering, he ie not to coamer�ce any operation? Couacilman Sheridam said that this vas c orrect, aad that this was to be done within the next two weeks or after tbe ' nexC xegular Meeting of September 6, I966 tbe Council will instruct the Adminiatration to proceed wiCh leveling the property uader tbe terms of t6e boad. VOTE upoa the motione Upon a voice va�e, there beiug no aays, Mayor Rirkh�:m ' declared the moti.oa carried. ' O�tDINANCS �345 At�NAING CiiAPT'SR 45 - NA(�L' S WOUDLANDS : MOTIQd by Couacilman Harris to waive ti�e read3.n� and adopt Ordiaance $345 and ' bave it published. Seconded i�y Council�►n Samuelson. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motian carriad. , , 1�. I�II..i.. 8BGA8DING RSZONING REQUES?. G�AIa G. JO�130N: Couacilman SheYidan said that Mr. Itsll, 5675 Jackson Street, was preseat at the Council i�estiag ia regard to the Johason propertq, and he thought the Council cvuld look at Chis und6:r old business, as Mr. Iiall has additioaal iaformatioa after holdic� a cneeting with resideats of the area. , Mr. Kell aaid that ali the abutting property owaers were ia agre�arent with the plan as presented iu a report he had. He said that if this glan is aot a$reeable witb Mr. Johason, the people would like a furiber meetiag or that the land revert bactc to the residential aoaing. l+ir. K,ell described a gradual ' slaping ridge the people wQ�ld like so that there would be no drastic drop dawa to the lawer properties. , , 1 ' REGULAB CALAdCII� I�BTING, AUGUST 15, 19b6 PAC� 4 ' Councilntaa Samue2son poiated out that the Couacil could aot legally enforce the hours of the station to guaYantee that it would not be a 24 hour staCioa. Mr. IGell said tbat ehe statioa was located ia sach a poaitioa, thet maybe the ' people couid bend in this directioa. Councilmaa Wright asked Mr. Rell if be had tried to achedule a u�eeting with Mr. Johnson, and Mr. R�ell ansa�ered that he had aot. Cowscilanan Sa�selson asked if he would l.ike it forwarded to , Mr, Johnsoa. Mayor Kirkh�a said that he thought it should come fra� the Coemc�l. TE�e Council agreed to present tiae copy to Mr. 3oiuisot� just se it �oas presanted Co Che Couacil. , MOTION by Councilman Hsrris �o receive ehe informati Mre Johnson froa� ttse Couucil. Seconded by Couacilman vote, there baiag no aays, A�ayor Kixkham dealared the ' ' BIDS - SS�8I (� NOON,� 15, 1955): The City Mauager read the follo�wing bidss BIDDBR ' Walbaa Excavsting (St. Paul Fbdii 5�' Undergrouod Services (Uaited Bonding 5�) 1K�echaaical Undergrouad Piping (Aetna CASUalty 5�) �' 1�etropolitan 3ewer & Wa�er Corp. (Fed. Ins. Co. 5%) grwin Montgomery Conat. (Ohio Fasmers Ins. S�) Horacc Montgomery Constr. (Ohio Faro�ra Ias. 5%} CJ ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' oa and farward it to Sberidsa. Upon a voice motioa carried. ......_ � ._. $8,392.00 b,184.00 7,997.00 6,373.00 8,5G2.00 b,326.00 The City Manager read a report fram Subuxban Engiaeering pointia8 out that aa error ia addition► has been corrected, and theix recomm�endatioa Chat although the Sorace MpatC$omery completion date would be sooner, it does not warraat the extcra moaey, and they recommend the law bid of Undergrouad Services. I�O�ION by Cauncilman Samuelson that �he cantract for 58�81 be awarded to Underground Services i� the amo�untc of $6,1�84.00. 3econded by Cowncilman Sheridan. Councilman Wrigh� asiced if Mr. Minder was present at t6e Couacil Meeting. 8e was no�e Councilman Wright said that usually the Couacil is givea a statement from the engiCmeers giving co�parison figures with the origiaal estimatee The City Engineer'said that the original estimate had beea $6,000, aa�d although tbis was a little higher, it was within the 10°6. Upon a voice vote, there beiag no stays, Mayor Kixkham declared Che aaotioc� carried. � : � ; : � i1� r_;��' ; �'_�!�M �� ti1.Ji�> 4 N,?�']� _ 1 • . , � ' REGULAR t��UNCIL I�BTYNG a AUGUST 15 , I9bb l_J ' , ' , , PA� S The City Mat�ager explaiaed that ther.e lsad not been a quos�an at the Board of Appeaie Metting, but that the two members that had be�a pressnt stated that they would recammead the siga varisnce. Ms, Bootb, a visitor to the Couacil Ma�ting, said that Mr• 0'Baan�ou bad stated at the Plaaniog Comsaission l�eet�ng th�t if t!u praperty nsst door ia- aoid, and the people ask that Che sign be remo�ved, he aoi11 6ave iC s�oved withi.n 90 days. Mr. Booth said tbat another aeig6bor had request�d that the siga be alaeg t6e wsst iiae, w6ich Mx. Sooth would prefer elso, aad Mr. 0'Bannon bad said it made ao differeace Co him. Councilm�n Harris said that there was ao need for the siga ordinaaae if Lbe Council lets a sign of thie size be erected. fl�a suggestion �ae that itic. 0'Bamcn cc�e back �ith a sign wttbia �he 4rdiaat�ce limitatioas. The City Z4�anager said Chat the 150 aquare feee cou2d be interpreted to be primarily an individuel property, as�d this is aa R-3 �rea. Couacilman Sarria said tt*at he felt it had beea �he fnCeat of the Couacil to ke�p signs uader that siae ao mattex where they were Iocated. Couacilmaa Semuelson said that he agreed. Councilmaa Wright Baid thrit there is no qaeatioa that the Ordiaance muat be follvwed. , MOTIQ�T bq Cautncilmaa Harris to deny the request of Mr, Mil�ce 0'Banaoa for a sign of 400 8quare feet. Secanded by Councilman Samuelsoa. Upou a voice vote, there beiag no naya, I�ayar Kirkhaan declare�l Che motion carried, , ' ' Cauacilman Wright meatioaed the laxge bil2board that waa aa I.694 and T.fl. #65, and astced if it was a temporary percut.t so that it will not be replacedwith anothet sign. T1ae City Manager said that no other peaait had be�n given for it. Councilman Wright said tihat, if the Couucil aggees with him, tbe aign must come down ri$ht after the electian. PZ.ANNING CO[�tISSI{7�1 ME�TING MIN[Tl'ES,�,,,AUGUST 4, 1965a The CiCp Manage�c said that the whole meeting had been taken up with the revised , fourth draft of the Flanaed Developmea� Mstrict for multipls dwellings and com�irrerci��. establi�i�mm�ats, aad 6ecau�e the City Attorney bad been an vacation, it was aot ready yet. ' ' u i ' ' M+OrPIQd by C�ncilmaa Samuelsoa to receive and file the Plannin� Cammission M�e.tin� MinuCea of Au$uet 4, 19680 $ecoaded by Couacilman Aarris. Upoa a voice vote, rhere bei.ag na nays, Mayor Rirkham dec2ared tbe motioa carried. PZANNIPTG CQ�Z�I I�BTIIJG �IINtR83 OF A1JGU3? Il , 1966 s 1. The City l�aitages tead the motion of the Pla�niag Coaeniasion recommeading the acceptance of the proposed plat wieh c�rta3n stipulaeioas. The City Bagiaeer shawed the Council. the plat map. The Council discusaed whether a 25' easemeat will be sufficieat for Beajamin 3treet. The City Bngiae�r suggeated the Couacil could obtaici aa additional 5 or 10 foot slope easement, w&ich would allow a baak into the pard for matching grades: C� ' ' , , , ' , �� , ' � ' l_1 L! ' 1 � BgGULAR COItNCIL M38TING. AUGt1ST 15, 2966 PA(� 6 MO'1'LO�N by Cou�ncilman Wright tbat the Council coacur with ths Planning Caamnission and sccept the proposed Plat �66-03, Sbadq Oak Additivn subject ta the iacreass of tt�e inCerior lats to 75 foot froatage, right of way rednced to 25 feet on Benjamia Street aad the cox7aer lots be 77+ feet, aad with an additional restric- tion that ao additio�al IO foot siope easement (for purposes of grede �atcbiagj be granted to tbe City along the east boandary of the piot. 3ecoaded bq Councilmaa Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, I�ayoz Itirkham declared the motion carried. BEO_,_,�,�GAtdLZATION �' T� PL�NNING C�R�II88i0N� Councilmaa Sasris said that rather than teking the tia� to go over this point by poiat, he suggested having another joint meeting �oith the Plaoning Comini.ssioa. Couacilman Wright poiated out that o�e proposal, the employment of a Piaaniag Coaeultaat, could have some bearing vn the budget, so he felt tbe disaussioa sbould be prior to the �inal approval of ehe budget. The Couacil discu�sed a posaible date for e meeting. Mr. Rravik fraa t1�e Planaiag Commisai.ou vas present and said the Commissioa would be agreeable ta an extra sessioa. The Couucil agreed on Augcist 29, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. pABKS A1�ID BSGREATION CQ�H�ISSION 1�STII`IG 2�NZTrE3, AUGUST 1, 1966: 1. LAND ,� TIQI POSSIBILITISS AND � B�ACH RSP�Ts Councilmaa Harris aske�i if the property in Rice Creek Plaaa South Ad�ition th�t they are considering accepting is the property at 6591 Main Street. Mr. Dumphq said tiiat he thought it was. i�e said that it is adjacent to Jay Park aad would be a aice addi�ian as a rest area. Ccuacilman 3amuelsaa seUced if there were anq sssesameats on the property. Mro Dewaphy ssid that they had no details, tbe offer had been verbal and the Co�miseicm did aot kao�w ii it was gratis or on what tera�s it was being offeged �ahich was the reason for the genera2 motion. Tise Finauce Director sai.d he wonZd laak at the re�oxds and sae if there were aay assessments. The City Manager said thAt before the discussioa on Moore Lake Beach contami- aatioa wbich the Parks and Recreatioa Cotmnissio� held witih the Soerd of Health, Mr. �ensley had promised a�ritten sepor� oa the subject. Tt�e Citq Meaager said that Mr. HensLey has been ou vacation and may feel this report in the miuutea covera the sabject, but that he will still request a rsport fran him. M�iaA1 by Couacilman Sarris that the Finaace Director prepare a coat statement on the propesty at Rice Creek Plasa South Adciitioa, �tlot �1 aad present it at the �ext regalar Council Meeting. Seaonded by Couacilmaa Wright. Upon a vaice vote, there beiag no nays, Maqmc Rirkham declared the motion carried. M02I�i by Councilman Harris to receive aad file the Minutes of tbe Parks aad Becreatioa Caami�sioa M�eetia,� of August 1, 1966.. Seconded by Councilmaa Sa�elson. Upoa a voice vote, rhere being ao nays, Mayor Ritkham declared tbe motioa carxied. , � ' � , L-J , , , � , , ' CJ �� , ' � BEGUl.A� CORRJCiL �STIIdG, AUGUST 15, 19b6 GOl�S�I�1 0� PAOCBSDING WITB PRO.�CT SS�SCs PA(� 7 The City Manager said that Comatock and Davie has xeceived tbe Coiuiecil's suthority to go ahead with the actnal project, they are juat aeiting for a deaision oa Syivan Hi.ile, aad at this tiaw tbe Finaace Director w8nts to kno�w how t6e Council wishes to sssese this project. Mayor 8irkham said that his uaderstanding accordiug to receat disicus�ions the Conncil hea bad oa this, was that the assessmeats were tio be grouped into one project and eatimated. The Finaace Director said Chat his question was, whether ttie coat ahould be estimsted oa 33#5C aad tbe roll prepared aa that basis, or if eaough ahould be deducted fraa the rate for ttte area SC would cover, ia ot6er wurds, assess that m�ch less f.n that area, wbich woeild mean a second aesessment, or aot assess this at all �his qear. Couacilmau Wright said that the firet option descrtbed is the one most cousisCent with the Council's deciaion aa assea8iag over a whole drainage area. �PIO� by Couocilmaa Wright to estimate Che SSSG cost and make the asoessmeat roil on that basi.s. Seconded bq Covacilman Harris. Upaa a voice vots, Chere being no aays. Maqor Rfrkham declared tbe motion carriad. APPRO`1AL 0�' EASEM�IT PU�tCHA3E At�t? o M02I0l�11 by Ca�ncilman Sarris that. the Admtaiatration be dis+scted to enter iato this agreeaaent with dames J. Collias and Edythe A. Collias ia the am�unt of $532.10. Seconded by Councilman Samuelsaa. Upon a voice vote, Chere being no nays, Mapor Kirbci�am declared the motioa carried. The City Manager said that Mr. Holvenstat was preseat at the Couttcil Meetiag to diacuss with the Ciry Attoraeq restriative coveaants for th� rtaouiag. Mro Solvenstot came eo �ha Council �able to describe the requsated siga setback. iie said that the property does aa� abut o� the highway, but on the service raad, and then there is a lasge bt�ulevard to the property line, aad if t6e siga goea back another 10 feet, it �a�ll ap�►ear ta be ia the back yard. The Couacil looke� at the proposed loca�ion of the si�a oa the plot plaa. ?be property awaera oa tbe ease side of the atatioa were preseat a� tlte Council m�eeting and came #orward to the Couacil table to discues their reagons for fesliag a 24 hour sernice atxtioa will be detrioaental to their property. T�ey felt the Coua►cil should heax the residenta of the area, even though t6ia land is zoned co�m�ercial. Tbe Citq Manager explained that t�ere was no reasos for a Yublic Hearing as alI requiremeats are b8ing caaplied with, aad Cbat it would be imgossible for the Council to hald a Public Hearing for every bnilding permit. The Council agreed Chat a filling station may leave eomethiag to be desired, but that the lan,d is cou�eercial and there are maap possibilitie� that could have been woxse. ' � REGUl1�R COt�iCIL 1�BTING, AUGUST 15, 1966 PA(� 8 � MaTION bq Councilmaa Samuelsoa to grant the waiver fos a siga aetback at 57� ' aad Oaiversity Avenue Nartheast. 3ecoaded by Councilmsn Aarris. Upoa a voice voCe, �here being na nays, Mmyor R%rkham declarad the mation carrisd. fj � , � ' , Councilman Harris asked i# the Couacil abould do anqthiug this eveaing ia regard to the limitatioas aad reatrictive coveaants for the rezonin�,. th� City �taaager said that he had aot p�st this oa the agenda as he did not kaaat wt►at the Counci]. wsated. Couucilman Harris auggeated that the plaaning Coomi.esioa, City Attoraeq and Trickson Petrole� get together to makt up resCrictive coveaaata for the area aad rhea present them to the Council. The City Maoeger ��oiated out that the Ordinance could be passed oa first rsading rhie evening eubject to t6e approval af the reatrictive covenants. MO"PIQQ by Cowacilmaa Harris to r�dopt the Ordinaace ugoa Ftrat �eadin►g, sezoaing frcm R-2 to C•2, Lota Z end 2 aad Lots 6 tbrough 12, Block 7, City View �dditioa and Lots 7 through 15, Block 8, City View Additioa subject tio the approvai of Che reetrictive covenants oa rhe property. Secaaded by Counci]man Samuelsca, and upoa a roll call vote: Kirkham, Harris, Sheridaa, Wright aad Samuelsoa votiag aye, M,ayor Kizkham declared the moCion caxried. Mx. iiolvens�ot waa iastrucCed to contact the Cfity Attorney. APi"OINT�BNTS s o� � Mayor Kirkham e�xplained t6at Cbe new Anoka Coeue�y Assaciation of M�tnicipaZitfes needs 6 pexmaaent coflmaittees which wi�l be bsolcea iato sub-caaomittees to haadle aay problems that aeed research or investigating. He said there is oo reetriction � on the numb�r oi people ou each camimittee or e�o requixement that each City a�ust have a man on any one com�aitteee He said that the Council caa suggeat names for the Cammi�tess aad any citizen may volunteer by maitiag their wishes ka�a�on to the Couacil, and �he Couacil can appaiat thecn to the coa+mittee. Mayor ' Birkham suggested thfs be laid ever uatil the aext meeCing, to �ive the Couacil a chaace to coasider poesible appointees. � MOTIO�T bq Councilmaa Wright to table appoiaqneate to the Aat►ka Couaty Aasociatioa af Muaicipalities uatil the next meeting. Seconded by Councilmaa Sheridaa. Upon a voice vote, theze be�ng no naya, Mayor Kf.�kham declared the motiaa mrried. ' Coeuuilman Wright said tt�at on the appoin�ment to the Building Board to replace Pat flerciex, he would like the patience af the Couacil for one eaore meetiag before he suggests someoae froan the 3rd Ward. Mayor Rirkham agretcl to this. Mayor ' Kirkham said that he w�uld like the appoiatment for the Humaa Relations CamatitCee, to replace Resver�nd K�eadall brou,�ht back at the aexe mel�tiz�g aleo. ' ��J i G� Couacilman Wright asid that the last appoiatment made to ehe �naan Itelatioas Committe+s, wbo he believed was Mr. 8uckleq replaciag Mr. Herder, had beea made over his objections. He said be wouid like to call to the Council�a attention that an appofataieat to the I��nan Relations Cocanittee requires a four-fifthe vcte, and that Council.man Sheride�a had not voted and �bat be had voted agaiast iC. Se aaid he would like this coafixmed or corrected. Maqor Rirkham asked the Citq Attorney if this was correct, aaid the City Attorney said be would check. � ' ' , ' ' ' L__1 REGULAB COaJNCII. I�ETING, AUGUST 15, 1966 PAGB 9 A little lat�r ia the mesting, the City Attoraey reporLed tbat tbis appoiotment does reqnire a four-fifths approval oi the Couacil. Councilmaa Wright suggestad this be delayed until they have the sacoad aame al8o, aad take care of both of tbese at once. Mayor Rirlch�n said that, so everyone bas notice, thia wiil b� put on tbe ageada at the next regular me�tiag. �.I�RATI� a± F�NAi _P1.AT - TS�Y, S,ADDITION: T6� City Maaeger ahaued tbe plat map to the Council. No one o�aa present representiag Mr. Ju�kowsk£. Cot�cilman Sarrie said that th! water hole oa this property was to be takea care of wbea the lot split was granted, aad thia was aot done. He said he did noC thi.ak tbe Council should accept tl�e p1aC nntil this is tatcen care of, aad Mr. Julkaraski could be aaked to brlo,� thia back, before the Couacil whea he had Caken care of the prior stipulations. Councilman 86eridaa said that when it comes ia as a#iaal plat, buildiag permits could be held up uatil the problem was takea care of. Caiadlm,aa Sr�uelson aaked the. Consnitiag Enginesr if the sewer prnblem had besn taken care of, aad l�r. Ccrostock said that it had aot been. � �O1'ION by Councilman Harris to eable the reconsidsration of the fiaal piat. ' Seconded by Cormci].man Samuelson.' Upoa a voice vote, tlsere being no aays, Mayor Kirkbam declared tbe motiaa carried. ' ' ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' 1�1'IOtJ by Councilman Harria t6at the Admfnistratioa aad City Attoraey direct a letter to the awner of this propert.y aad instruct him tbat until the prior coamittments to drain tt� pond are fulfilled, the Council will nat approve the proposed plato Seconded bq Cnuacilman Sheridan. IIpoa g voice vote, there beiag no aays, Mayor Kirkhsm declared the motion carried. xB80I�TriQT1 �1l8-].9b6 SSTPENG A PLTBLIC I�ASZNG - CITY HA�s MOTIOTT by Couacilmaa Harrie ta adopt 8esolutioa �118-Z966 with the suggested date of Sepeember 7, 1966 to be fil.Ied ia as the date af the Pu�lic A�earing. Be said thi.s date would give the Council eufficieat time to have all the additioar�l materiul for the public. Co�acilman Wright asked that t6e resolutiaa be read. The City P2anager read the resolution. Couacilmaa Wright said he would lik,e to aall the Counc£1°s ettea�ion to the reasons he fe�ls the whereas clauses are prejudicial aad iaaccurats. �e stated that in the first wbereas, whic6 etates tbat the Fridley CiCy Couacil has previously not had sufficient i4forma- tiont sa to selative coeC sud location ef the nev City Hall, in hie op'ini� L� aad t�o �tbe� Counc£ln�en submitted what they regarded as suffieicat iafora+ation. �n the saaond whereas statiag that the City Council now fiAds it has additioaal iniarmation, !te bas not received a�r additioaal information, and the third �ahereas atating the City Couacil aaw 6as eafiicieat intosaatioan relative to possible sites of the City Hall is, ia his opfnion, debatable. Ee stated that the whereas clau�ea attempt to argue with the public inatead of presentiag the issues aquarely before them, and he proposed the following amencmmeat: 1�0?ICN by Coeuicilmam Wright to aaread ehe reaolutioa to add two "tahereas clausea" after tlse three °'�ahereas clauses" ttwt are ia the reeolutioa at preaeat. The wordi,ag to be ag follaws: , ' ItSGUI.AR (�ijA7CIL t�EZTNG9 AUGUST 15, 1966 ' W�tSA�$, the Citiaeas of Fridley have ia various ways exgressed a desire for iaforma�ion regarding the cost and location of tbe nea City Aall; ' ' , ' ' 1 , , � ' ' , ' ' ' ' , W�AS, the Citizens of Fridley hove indicated a desire tbat tl�iz opiaians be heard ia regard to the locatioa of CiL�► Ba1Z; BAC� 10 Tbe Besointioa wfll thea co�ntinue witii the NOW T�REFO�B clanae. T�►e N�tion wsa secouded b� Counciltnsa Sheridan. Coaacilman �arris suggested Chnt the words "aow has" in the third vhsreaa clau� be changed to "will have". CownciZman Wright said that be fou�rd tbis acceptable a.nd as the maker of the first ameadmeat, he will reword bis �at to iaclude this wording chan,�e, if the secoader agrees. Councilman $heridan agreed. V0� upfln the ameadment: Opon a vcice vote, there bei.ag no nape, tbe m�tioa to amead carried. VOTS upon the motion to adopt Resolutiou �`118»1966: Upoa a voice vote, there bein$ ua aays, Mayor Rirkham declared the motioa carzied. C�QSID�RA2Yt�T OF RESOR.UTIQN PI.ACING CITY HALL LOCATION U�1 B�ALLOTt The City Manager read the proposed resolutioa. Couacilman Sheridan said that the Couacil kaew his feelings on this subject, aail he was hagpy to see that members had chaaged their attitude about putCiag something on the ballot, but he atated he was not in �ccord with the �esolutioa, and had a substitute resolution which he read. The substitute resolution asked the qu►�s�iioa, •'Sbell the Citp Aa1Z of the City of Fridley �e removed fram the present location at 64th and Univereity t�veaue and be relacated elsewhere?" This would require a yes or no vote. iie said that this substitute �solutian would not be adviaory, it wouid be biadi�g on the Cauaci].. He said tixat the proposed 8eaolntion ia the agenda is noti biading aad iia maay waya it would be ridiculous to spend money for scm�etchiag the Coexncil does no� ae�d �o follow. MOTION by Couacilu�a Sheridan that the substitute resolu�fan he has just read be adopted. Councilmxa Wright said that it may be necessarg ta treat this as a refereadum than as aa advisoxy ballot. �e said he thought a mendatary ballot which would be bindiag oa the Council is 3�a order, aad be seconded the motioa with the understaadin� ehat the wordiag mw�q have to be chaaged to camply with the law of referendettn. CouaciLmn Samuelsoa said that he feels Chere is ao Question b�t that tbe people should be giveu an opportur�i�ty Co vote either by an advisory or refezendum baliot, bu� that the wordiag should be refsYred to the City Attorney to come ap with a qusstion ta be put to the people, aad then the Council could vote o� his wording. The City ACtoriiey'pointed out that there are some limiCations oa the expeadi- ture of iund��for an advisory ballot ar►d sa�e Statutea that 13mit the matters t6a t caa be referred eo Advisory Baltots. 8e said that it ia a practice of Municipalitiea to have these ballota vheo another electi� is ta&ing place so ' ' BBGULAx CO�A�iCIL 1�8TING, AUGtTST IS, 1966 P14G8 il ' there is no aiguificant addition of exp�nditure. He said tLat Ls i�aa not had any matter sef�rred to bim abrnst makiag thia a refareadu�, that all pxeviaw discussioa vas that this would be an advisory ballot and 6e Would not bn ' preparad to coameat. Councilmau Harris sagg�sted that particular pgrt be referred to the City Attorney fcs hi8 detssmioatian. ' ' , ' ' ' , , ' ' ' ' � ' ' MO►1'it�4 by Couocilman Barris to adopt the Resolution oa Page 41 of the agenda. Mayor Rist�ham remiaded the Couacil tbat there was a motioa for amead�ssat oa the floor. Hayor Kir� said it was his uaderstaading the Canncil �ould go to the public for a hearia$ and/or a baliot to find aut wtiat t�e will cf the peopie was, aad the mmended ballat would Iimit their resporise to a yes or ea. Councii.maa Saamuelson said ti�t bis tboughts on the queetion thaC tbey would put to ttw publ3c were ocie af the t�wo existing sites, as the paopie shouid be given a ciioice, or maybe tbey hav@ ao feeliag one way or ttu3 othes. Cawcilman Wright said that, as the Couacil a�reea the public should be consulted, there should be ao objectioa to making their advice the Counci2�s decisieaa instead of an advisary which the Council could i$nore. He said it would be psoper to procaed to call a pubZic hearin� so the people will tcna�w what Chey are voting on, arad it will be clear to the public �hat the vote whether adviarnry or a re#erendum is betwesn two sites. He said 6e would hope the Couucil 6os the iategritp to eay to the public, tbis is cahat the ballot means, aad we do ag�e� uaanimouslq on that, and then it �ill be cZear to the public fheq ara voting for oae of two si�es. fle felt it should be a referendum, with the wordiag chaaged wherever a.ecessary to nealce it biuding lega2ly. Councilman Sheridan stated that he has aontended, aad stilt does, that the ballot of 1964 established Chis site, 64�h and UaiversiCy, as the site on which the bond issue wae passed, aad thia substitute resolution that he itaa proposed is asicfng the citixens to release the Council if they do not want and let tbe Council be the sole jud�e of the location of the aew City Hall. �e said he was aot fighting for a particular site but the publicity before election was fog Che 64th and University siCe. it the Councilman Harris asked the City Manager haw much time was left to put thie item on the ballot, inclvdip,; the pziati�g time. The City Maaager said it would hava to.go Co the n�aspap,e�s for publishing, and that a determination w�u1d have to be made by Augus� 26th. Couacilman �arris said that"becawe id is impossible to have the City Attoraey°e opinion by the aext Council M�e�ting as to whether we can bave a referendum ballot or aot, be fQels the Couacil will agree t6a� the advi.sory ballat wiil spell aut which decisioa the Coue�cil should follaw. If it is go3ng to go on the primary ballot, �,t could be an advisorq ballot �ith the uaderstanding of all membera of the Couucil that t6e bal2ot ontcomc3 will be biadin�. Cwiacilman Sa�selsoa said he would agree to thia. Couocilsaaa Wxight felt this was saying that the date is slready picked and the wording caanot be piciced because the City Attorney cannot get ready. Couacil- maa Wri�ht asked the City Attorney if it wa� p�aaible ha had an opinion noa on whether the Citp �ou2d have a refereadum. 1'he City Attosney said ao. Couacil- niara Wright said he did noe th3nk the timing was impoesible, end if the Couacil did noL waat to wait for an op�tnioa, it could be oa the general electioa ballot. Couacilmap Samuelsoa said he pre€er�ced to get it on the primary to save moaey because of the construction schedule. ' ' RBGTTLAB CO�TCIL 1�T]xiG, AIJGt1ST 15, 1966 ' �� ' ' � ' I,I , , ' , PAGS 12 Mr. Wilbur W6itmore, a vi,eitor to tise Couacii M�eeting, asked it aa organised group were gushing for one side, and if a larg,e aector wae aat tvo coacera�d, woulda't eoms people be iacliasd to vote oaly tbe way they saw publiciaed? Coancilman Wright 8aid he thought Mr. Whitmore had too s�uch regard for the 86iliCy of the Council. and too little ragard for the ability of the voters. Mayor &isk6am asla3d if the Council wae ready to vote on Councila�aa S6eridan's �m�sadmeat. Ccun�cilman 3heridan eaid thia was aot aa mo�eadmeat, but a aubati.tu�Le resolutioo. Coaaci].man Harris said that until adviaed by t6s City AttoroQy, he wil2 have to vote ag,ainst a subatitute resolutian. Covncila��n Wright said that if ane xesalutioa requires the City Attoraey's opinioc�. so does the other, and as tbe Citq Attorney saqs he could have aci opiaion in a couple o� days, aati the Coun�il has a special me�tiag scheduled for Angust 22, 1966 which would be soa� �nough to $et i,t published and oa the ballot, he auggested they malce their decisica ehea. MO►1'ION by Couaailmau Wright to Cable this item uati2 the Special Meetiag of August 22, 1966. Seconded by Councilmaa Barzis. Upon a voice vote, tbere beiag ao aays, Maqor Kirkham declared the mvtion carried. Couacihdan 3amuolson said he thought ttee Council should make eome directive to start ccmpil3ng dAta to have available $oY the Public H�a�ring und for a geaeral mailin$ to iaform tbe public of possible Iocatiou aites as everyone caanct atCend a Public Heariog. MOTION by Couacilman Samuelsoa that Couacilman Harrts direct the coordinatioa of compiliag iniormatioa on the aew City Hal1. Mr. John M�yer, a vis�tor to the Cauacil M�eetiag, said that it had been Sheridan and Wrighe th�t had first given a report on cost facts. Couacilman Wright asked Councilman 3heridan if he could wortc with Cocuscilman Iitirris ou �tsis, aad he agre�ci. Tfie Citq Manager suggested that he, Harri.s, Sheridan und Sol SmiZeq, if necessary, �et together oa th3s. Couacilmaa Samuelson reworded his motion to direct the Citp Msnager, Councilmen Shexidaa and Harris Ca coordinate the coanpiling oi iafoimatioa. Seconded by Cauuilman Harrfa. Upon a voice vate, ehere.being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion c�xriede ' Mre Fraak Lieb2, a v3sitor �o th� Couucil Mss�iag, said tltiat if the Council puts the vote oa City Sall locaCiom a� a referead�m and the vote is ia fevor of tbis preset�t site, the Couacil will be bouad; but if it is put as aa advisory t�ailot, the Couacil wau2d noti be bouad by ie and canid still do what ' the majority of the Couocil wants. �e aeked if thie was correct. Couacilmen Wright said it was conect. Mr. Lfebl said that in his opiaiou as a candidate, he felt t6ere was a great deal of difference, and he would Iike to briag to the , ettenCion of the Couneil, that about 8 out of 10 of the people be has tslk�ed to are ia favor of n referenducn. ' J �� MO'1'1C�T bp Couneilman Wrigb� to direce the City Attorney to hava, #or the Auguat . 22nd nme�ting, aa opinion for the Council regarding the legality of holdiag e biudiag refereadum propcsition ca t6e ballot ia this regard sad (2) an ap3aioa regardiag wLat fuads the City may'expsnd both ia informing the public by brochure and the coad�e* of the electiea oa t&ie topic aad (3) an opinioa as to �he degree ' , REGUI.AR COUNCIL I�BTING, AUGUST 15 1966 PAGE 13 to which a refereadum is bindiag as c�pared to aa advisory ballot. Secoaded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice ��ote. there being no.avqs Mayor Kirkh�tim decl�+red the motion carried. Council�aan 3amuelson suggested that the brochure, City questionnaire and the inform:.tioa t6e Leegue of Womeu Voters aould like m.,iled out, could all be mailed together z�nd ea�e quite a bit of money oa mailiag costs. MOTIOiN bq Couacilmr.n S�mueZson th�t the queationn.ire, brochure �,ad voting iaform��tion from the Lengue of Women Voters be mailed all�togetber. Seconded by Councilman Wright. Upon a voice vote, there beiag no q.:;qs, Mrayor Ririch�m decl•�red the motion c�.rried. R�SOLtTl'YON �119-1966 DIRECTZNG PREPA1tATI0N OF ASSES3I�NT ROLL -�ST. 1965 - 1.2, b 3: Counciaman Wright aoticed th.��t this 8e�olution does aot h-ve the doll��r figure tisted. The Finance Director aaid th�,t they were aoC quite th:t f��r �,long on figuring it, but th��t it will he eatered as soon as it ia av�flable. MOTZOTi by Councilman iiarris to adopt Resolntioa �119-I966. Seconded by Couacilmaa Wright. Upon a voice vote, thare being cto nays, M�,yor Kirkh�a declared the aation carried. BESOLUTIQ� �120-1466 ORDERING A]PUBLIC I�ARING ON ASSESSi��NT ROLL - ST. 1965 - 1,2, & 3; MOTIOTI bq Couacilrn��n Harris to adopC Resolutiion #120-1966. 5econded by Council- man Saamt►alaon. Upon a voice vote, there being no n-ys, M:,yor Rirkh�m decl�red the motioa carried. ' RSSOLUTIOl�i #121-1966 ORDERING PRE�.IM�tARY PLANS AND SPECiFICATI0N3 - W-83 (TANR RBPAIRs The City Engineer explained that ehia tank was put up bout l0 ye�rs .go, .:nd aoa�e strncrural cracks developed but the City was not able to t.�ke it oat of service before aow. fle ssfd that now there are addiCioaal wella s�ailawte to sagplq the are3, and they feel that thia c::n be repaired Chis Fall. Ae said that no repairs h..,ve ever been made to the tank, and it will be a major m:int- eaance which he estimc�ted at $15 000 or $20 000. Councilm:,n Semue�lson �sked if thas vill come out o# the utility �und and the CiCy Engineer �nsaered th•t he would asauaae ao. Councilm�a Harris aaid that when this c�me before the Couacil again, he thought the Council should take stepa to improve the i�diate area with Iandsc��+piug. The City Engineer said th:t this is planned :;nd the people are aware that ft h,�s been held up bec use it would h��ve h: d to be torn up for this project. MOTIdN by Councilman Wright to :,dopt Reaolution �121-1966. Seconded by Co�wcil- m��n Samuelson. tTpoa a voice vote, theze being no n<ys, Mayor Rirkham declrred the motion carried. Mr. John �,eyer aaked the City Sngineer the n:ture of the repair. The Citq Bagi�teez ex�lained that thsy will seal the iaside aad saad blast the outside. ' , 1 , ' �1 �� ' REGULAS CODUBIICI� MEETING, AUGUST 15, 1966 ItESOLUTION �222-19b6 TRArISFERRIATG SS&SW�73 AND 73A TO SS��Ss PAGE 14 MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Reso2ution �k122-1966. Seconded bq Councilman 3anwe18on. Upon a voi�e vote, there beiag no Qays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motfon carried. 0 � The Fic�nce Director explained that this actually is a later-1 assessment for plr.ces like the floiiday Store that tie iato the main licie and h�ve had no prior asaessmeat. Iy is ia lieu of a c�,sh connectioa ch�.rge. He said th:t the origiaal policy of the Cocancil h�d been that ch�rgee adt be levied uatil the connection was aaade, then later policy was eo put the lateral charge on right �way whether the coanecdai was made or oot, and aome of these older m<:ins have not been ch:�rged. ' MOTION by Councilm�n Samuelson to :.dopt Reso2ution #123-1966. 3econded bq Councilmnn Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no n:�ys. M�.yor Rirkh<m decl�red Che motion c��rried. ' 966 � ' Mt11►PiON by Councilman Hsrris �o adopt Resolution ,��12�a-1966. 3�GbAded by Couacil- m�:n Samue�lson. Upoa a voi.ce vote, there being no nays, Mayor ICirkh::m declsred the motioa c;�rried. ' RE30LUTI0�1 #125-1966 AP�itOVING PLt�N3 Pl� ORIlERING BIUS - ST. 1966-": ' MOTION by CounciLmaa Sa�uelsom to adogt Reaolut�on �125-1966. Secoaded by Couacilmaa Harri�. Cauacilm<�n Harrfs askea if the postioa of sidew:�lk rcroas fraon Che church wa$ taken off the project, The Ci�y Eogine�rr sho�red the project map to the Council <�ad �e onelot an the nor�h side of 4Test Maore I.ake Drive ' which wiYl have aa eideaaalke iIpoca a v�rice vote, there being no aays, Che motion carried. , 1 ' ' , � 19�a6 0'RI3ERING PRE7.�'t'?tIN,AitY Pf�1NS AND 3PECIF�CATIOTI3 - ST. 1 M�ION by Couacilma� Samexelaon to �dopt Resolution i�12b�1966. The City Manager stated that the port£an froad Riverview Terrace to Bro:�d Avenue had been :�d@ed to the project withaut a pe�ition �os Che purpoae of the hearia�. The City Bng,ine�er sho�wed the Council .� �ap of the area aad explained that this is a steep hill, aa�d he feels ti�at to do it pxoperly ft should.be paved atI the w:�y or not ��t all. The motioa wae seconded by Counci�.man Fiarris. Mr. John Meyer asked what the Citiy proposed to do for this area. and as�Ced the etatua af the report Samuelson�s com�ittee wae working on. Mnyor Ki.rkh�m s:.aid th<t this atree� impxovemeat does not iavolve the flood pl-in. Couz►cilm•n �amuelaoa sai3 that i�e had brought thia queation of :� atreet improvement to the r ' REGDLAR COUNCIL 1�;ETING, AUGUST 15, 1966 ' , ' ' , ' , ' � , ' C� ' ' �I ' PAGE 15 City Bngineer aad it was all abo�:�e the flood plaia. Coudncilm:n Wright said t!w t scme of the people �ffected by the plans for the area �aill be beaefitted by this ioipro�emeut, �nd he would also lfke to knaw the st:�taa of t6e committee. He asked when they had met last. Councilm-n Sam�selsoa said it had been his fault Chat he had not gotten the comonittee together receatly, aad their last meeCing bad been some time ia Msrch. Mmyor Kirkham said th��t same of this can be reaolved at the heariag. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Ki.rkham decl�red the motion carried. RB301�iTIQ�i #127-1966 RECBIVII3G PRSLIMINARY �PORT AND El�DBRII�iG �ING - 8T. 1966-1 {ADD�1�iDUM 3) : M4T�O�i bp Councilmaa Harris to ��dopt geaolution #127-1966. Secoaded by Couacilmaa Samuelson. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Meqor Rirlch�m decl�,red Che motioa carried. RESOT.UY'lON ORD�ERING PRSL�MINARY PZANS AND SPSCIFICATIO�IS - 8T. 1967-1: Ttrere was no action t�ken oa this resolution. BRSOLUTION ,�I28-1966 O�RA�RING IMPROVEI�NT AND FINAL PLANS ArID SPSCIFICATiONS 33�82; MOTION by Councilman Barris to adopt Resolution �128-1966. Seconded by Council- man Samuelsoa. Upon a voice vote there beiag ao n;+qs, M��yor Rirkh,m declared the motion carried. The Citq Manager said that he had not put the Sulli an I,ake Outf�ll agreeu�ent on the agenda tonight, but th�� it could be put on the August 22nd agenda ae it ahould only take a few minotes. He said th,-t Columbia Heighta would like some answer. and ia effect it has been ;:pproved subject to the hearing. The City Maoager was instructed to put it on th� AugusC ?_?_. 1966 :genda. RB$OLUTION #129•1966 APPOINTING ELEGTLON JtJDGESs The Fiaaace Director said that the lists given to the Council members from the t�oo partiss are generallq aot adequate, aad they will aeed everyone oa the list. MOTIOTT by Couacilman Harsis to adopt Resolution #129-195b aad :.ccept tbe names aubiaitted for the primary election. Seconded by Councilmaa S::muelson. Upon a voice vete, there bein$ no nays, Mayor Rirkh:-m declared the motioa cr.rried. MOTION by Councilman Wright that the CounciZ direct the Fiaaace Director to cont:.ct additioaal eligible judgea from p:st records oa the basis of p�rty vac::ncies exiati.ag. Seconded by Couacilm-n Harris. Upoa a voice �,ote, there beiog no aays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. DiSCt�3S,�0[� �+' SPLIITII3G WARD TWO INTO ?I�E$ PRSCINCTS: Councilman Sheridan said that there are al�se 2,000 registesed voters ie► Precinct two of Ward two, and it has been the intent of the Conacii to have ' ' L� J LJ ' , , ' ' , ' � lJ ,� �� ' l_J ' , , REGULAR COiJNCIL I�STING, AUGU5T 15, 1966 PA(� 16 another p�recinct when there was a polling place. He said tbat aaw t1�et there is e new elemeatary schooio�ase as a poliiug place, it maq be the proper time to do thiso Councilmaa Harris pointed out that tbe league information oa voting waa all ready, and that gerheps ft could be doae for the General Blection inateade T6e Couacil discussed whether it should be doae for t6e General 8lectioa or in the next eleceiaa because of the confusion it will cause. It �aa poiated out that a long period af notice would be required. Councilmaa Sberidan said that it could si�st logically be done along Gardena, and that the Fi�aa�e Director could te11 �or sure by the registered voters. MOrl'IO�t by Casncilman Sheridan to direct t6e Finaace Director to bring back to the Coun�il, a program for splittiag Ward two, Precinct two, to establish a third PreciacC c�ithin tbe Ward for next qear'a electioae Seconded by Couacil- man Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being ao nays, M�ayor Rirkhem declared the motioo carried, - M�;�i by Couucilman Wright to adopt Resolution �130-1966. Seconded by Couacil- maa Saroaelsoa. Upon a voice vote, ehere being ao nays, Mayor Rirkham�declared the motioa carried. The Citq Engiaeer s6owed the CounciZ a map, aad explaiaed tbat this alresdy has been brdered and the City does h�ve a coatract available to add tbia onto. MQTIO�T by Cotinciiman Wright to adopt Resolution �13I-1966. Seconded by Council- maa Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Maqor Rirkham declared tEee. motioa carried. RBSOL[TPI�T �`132-I966 APPRWING i�I,ANS AND 08DER�1G BIDS ST. 1966-6s Tbe City En�inear explained that alI af the improvements have been ordered by the.Couneil and they are being bunched in oae contract for calliag bids. MOTIO�Q by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution �132-1966. Secanded bq Couneil- man Si�eridaa. IIpon a voice voCe, there bming no n►ays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. RBSOZtTTI�i �134-1966 SBTPING CiTit PBEMARY EtECTIONt T'he Citp Maaager said that the wording aesds to be c6anged to eit6er limiC it to Ward 3, or add an additional pasagraph regardiag the State Primary Blection. Ti�e City Attornay checked oa this aad agreed. Conacilman Wright said Resolution #134-1966 should have the follawing paragrap6 added as the 4th paragraph precedin,g tite liat of polling places; "T'hat in additioa to the City's Primazp Electioa to 'be held ia Ward Thre�, Lhere are Statewide Primary Electioinss to be held in all preciacts on the 13th day of September, 1966. , , REGULdilt COUI�iCIL �INGa AUGtT3T IS, 1966 n L� t , ' � P� 17 MOTIO� by Councilman Harris ta adopt Resolution �134�-1966 ae mmended. 3econded by Councilman Wright. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag ao iaays, Mayor Rirkham declared the �tion carried. ��. MOTION by Couacila�an Wright to apprnve for payment General and Aiblic DtiliCfes Claima �9337 tbrough #9478 and Liquor Claitas �267 through 4`318. Secoaded by Coun�cilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, t6ere being no mys, Mayar Rirkham decl�red the motion.carried. BSTIMA183Y 1�OTIO�+t by Councilman Harris to approve for paymeat the foliaoiag eat�imatea: S. C. Smileq & Associates , Suite 12 1750 Iieimepia Anenue Mi�neapolis, Minnesota, 55403 ' ' ' ' ' � �I , ' ' �l ' Professional Services rendered • Fridley Civic Center - Locke Park Site Allied $lacktop Company 2900 Fourteenth Avenue South Miaaeapolis, Minaesota Estimate No. 1(FINAL� Street Lbprovement Project St, 1966-10 tSeal Coatj Dunlcl�y Surfacia$ Canpany 3756 Graad 3treet Nort6east Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55418 L�stimate No. 2(FINAL) Teanis Caurta - Mpore Lake Beach Park - Project No. P-65-i1 Barton Confiracting Cvatpaay 10300 - 89th A�leaue North Osseo, Hinaeaota Bstimate No. 1(PARTiAL) S�re�t Improvm�ent Project 1966-5, accordiag to canCract (Iansbruck 5th Addn.) D. W. flickey b Co., Inc. 1841 Uaiversfty Avenue St. Paal, Minaesota, 55104 $ 4,OI6.32 $Z5,624.74 $ 1, 2Q►7.58 $55,944.11 Estimate No. 4 ePABTIAL) Water improvement Project Noe 75-C, Sc6edule 2, accordiag to contract (Rigb Surface P�mps aad three additfoaal filters) (Co�noas Park) $18,900.00 i ' xSGIfLAB COUNCII. I�TING � AUGZTST 15 , 1966 ' Duakley Surfacing Company 3756 Grand 3treet Northeast 1�ianeapolis, Mi.anesota, 55418 , ' , ' PAGB 18 �stimate No. 3 (PABTIAL) Street Improveo�eat Project St. 1966-1, Schedule A(Oak Grove Additioa, Biverview Seights, etc.) . $i1,480.49 C. S. McCrossaa, Iuc. R�oute �2, Box 322 O8�@O� �IIII@SOtS Estimate No. 2 LPAB?IAL) Street Improvemsnt Project St. 1966-4, 3chedule A(Plymouth Addition) $49,764•89 Comstock & Havis, Inc. ' Coasultiag Engiaeers 1446 Cotantq Road "J" Minneapolis, Minneaota, 55432 � '� � I•, , For the furaishing of resident supervision and resident inspectioa £or Che staking out of the consCructioa work for the follawing: Estimate No. 17 � Water Improvement Project No. 75-A from July 4, 1966 thraigh July 30, 1966 (T6ree additional drift we�1s) 8stimate No. 6- Water Iznprovesrent Pro ject No. 75�-C, Schedule 2, from 3u1y 4, 19fifi through ,�ly 30, 1966 (High Snrface Pumps a�ad T6ree additional filtera - Co�aoas Paric)) $ 100.00 $ 3I5.00 , 8stimate No, 5- Water E�pawvement Project �o, 75-C, 3chedale 1, from July 4, 1966 thra�gh .ialy 30, Z96b e3 Million Galloa 8eseswoir) $ 335.00 , � u ' ' ' ' $stimate No. 1- Water, Sanitary Se�er aad Storm Sewex Improvement Project No. 79 from Jnlq 4, 1966 throug6 Ju1y 30, 1968 (Commerce Park, S�aastrao� Court, etc.) $ 57.00 8stimate No. 2- Sereet Improvement Projec� No. 1966-5 from July 4, 1966 throngh Jnly 30, I966 (innsbruck Sth Additic�) � � $ 1,774.50 Seconded by Couacilmaa Sheridaa. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag ae nays, May�or Kirklinm declared the motion carried. Councilmaa Wright said the public ahould be iaformed that the Casncil is contiauing to pay �tileq & Aasociates £or profe�sianal services as this is an item of public concern. Up� a voice vote, there beiag no aays, Mayor &txiecham declared the motioa carried. i� I ' I ' RBGtTbA1� CO�tCIL MBBTINGs AUGUST IS, 1966 LIC�iSSS : PAC� 19 MU?YO�T by Cotiatcilmaa Sa�uelson to ap�ror�� the liceases aad appead the list to ' the minutes. $econded by Councilmaa Sheridan. Upon e voice vote, there being ao aays, Mayor Ki.rkham declared tl�e matioa carried. PBTITI�I �29-1966 AND �30-1966: The City Engiae�r said tlaar ehe City wi11 raise the grade of Rfsabail Street high eaough to eake care of the draiasge problem. I�2ION by Cauncilmaa Wrigi►t to receive petition ;�29-1966 aad i'�tition #30-1966. Secoaded hy Councilman 8axris, aad tspon a voice vote, there beiag no nays, Mayos Kitkham d�clared the �eo�ian casried. CQ�N�CATi�113 i iA) BA�A3AN-�SONs INCo The Citq Attorney said that tt� iafox�m,atian they �ave reqnested waa aent to them about IQ daqe ago. Couacilaran Sheridac� sug�ested the Co�ncii see tbeir first report beiore deciding on t� Smplayee Weif�xe Beneiit Program st�dy. MOTI� by Couacilman 3heridan to receive and file the coo�uaicatioa frae Bachman-Mdersoa, inc. Secoaded by Councilman Samuelson. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag ao nays, Mayor Rirkhaaa deciared the motion carrisd: CB) UNITlC HQ6PITAL,� JO�N �'. HAII�S - AMSUiANCB SERVICE s MOTION by Covncilman B,asris to receive and fiie the comow�nicatian from Unity Hoapital. Coemcilmaa Wr3ght askgd what had been done abaut this item aiter Mrs. Svans had bronght,it up at the last rmesti.ng. The City Manager aaid that the Board was going to coutact the Cit� when thsy �t�au$ht they were seady Co provide aa�bulaaace service. Mrs. Evans, a visi�ox to tha Council Meetiag said t6at this ia sidieulous as they have been readp to provide ambulance servica siace open3ng May 23> She said that tnoaey fgam the ambulance r�s is delih- erately t�ei.ng diverted to North ise�eorial Hospital o Counci�.ma� Nright said that thie is tl�e seconc! aotice €�rom Uaity Hospital, tbe iir�t being brought to the Council bp Mrs, Evans at tbe la�t meeting. Se said he ti�oaght it would 6e agpropriate to traasfeg the ambulance buaiaess (wheYe there is no w ish expresged for a particulaz ho�pital) to the hospital that oar taxes sup- pore, ead i£ the�e wer� ao legal. bar�iers, he would maice a motioa to that effect. MOTIaTt by Co�ntcil�an Wrigh� thaL the Cf.tq Attorney prepare snitable action #oz the aext regular mee�ing to terminatce ehe coatra�t with 1Vorth Memorial 8ospital and �a instigate whatev�r relaeionahips, contractual or working, are necessary to see that the City utilizes to the maximum capacity the emergency facilities of Uaity Hasgi�al. EtEGiJLAR GOUNCIL 1�RBT�NG, AUGUST 1S, 1966 PAC� 20 Mapor Rirkham said he woadered if zhe Couacii waated the respoosibility of elimina�iag aa ambuLaace aervice. He said it might just happen tbat Uaity Hospital could be busp when the aeed for anothex ambulaace arises, aad tbe Couacil might be guilty of having eliminated services, and iC might be better if Nortb Ambuiance chose to eliminate the�tselvea. Councilman Wright aaked why t1�y ahould elisainate a profitable service. Mayox Rirki�am seid that they will whea it becomes uaprofitable. Ti:e City Mnnager aaid thaC UniCy Hoapitul would lilce the Police Department to cali Unity at sIl timea. fle said that if the Couacil wished fio direct taim to have the police do this, be would suggost that it be doaa oaly after the direc� telephoae is instal2ed. Cauacilman Wright said he would offer a substitute motion in place of his previous tnotioa. D�DOTI0�1 by Cowncilman Wright to conclude aa agreement with IInitq Hospital for the conaection of the telep�one service proposed aad direct the Folice Depart- meat to cail Uaity Hosgital and its facilities iirst whenever im�mediately and quickly availablo, inciudia$ their back-up facilities froae Mescy Hospita2. A representative from North Amhulance was at the Couacil M�atiag and said ' that �hey would leave if an agxeeaent ie cnad� witb Unity iiospital. Be said they prvbably w ouid come if called if they were aot tied up, but could not guaraatee their service then. He said that it ia not �rue that t�ey have ' taken patieata to North Memorial-if L-h�y requestsd a certuin hospital or if their fau�ily docto�c is at another hospital. Iie said that it has been the choice of the Police Departmen� �o use their services. Couaci7.m�in Wright ' ' said he hoped nobody wouid kaice his r+�martca as ever being c�,ssal�tefied with the service �rovided hy Nogth Ambalance as i� has be�n excellent. 1 ' ' ' , ' Counciiman St�eridaa pa�nted out tchat North Elmbulance has be�n �iving the Citq Fise Departmentt $ervices that have ao� had to be requested, as on rescue runs and some fixes, �hey follow the rig out, aad he aslced if Ua£ty could give the sa�e tpp� of coveragee Councilman Hax�is Suid that this �as a good idea, and he though� the Council should d3.rec� �he L�dministragion eo ses if this service was availabiee Cousicilman She�c�daa said �ha� perhaps the Council ahould staad behi.ud tihe preseat agre�ment un�il Uni�y°a $econd ambulance is ready. Council- man Wright said that titey have to c,�ait eudtil the telphone is raudy anyway, and said he did not waat to u�ake a precipi�ous change, so he withdrew his motion in favor of any Couacilma.n Sheridan would like to make. MOTION bp Councilman Sheridan to dixect the Administr$tioa to aee i€ the same servicg ��ouZd be mvai�ableq fram tlnity Hospital to the City, regarding emergency runs on behaZf of the Fire Depaxtxnent, and the telephone hookup. CounciT�a Wrigbt asked if this ineluded the pmvisioa t&at we wou�d proceed vith the Celephoae bookup, and Councilman Sheridan said, yes. The motioa was seconded by Couacilman Wrighto The Managep of tbe IInity Sos�p ital Ambulance Service 8aid that they mill coopera�e i�n say way they caa s�ith the Fire Deparimeat. Ait. Peterson frem �North Ambulaace said they had been invited iato Fridley two years ago by the Council aad Chiei 1�Cart6y. He said that in a letter to Chief McCarthy about ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' RBGULAT� COUNCII. I�STINGs AUGUST 15, 1966 r� ai the xuns theq have made to Uaity Hospital, he reported tbat o€ the 37 rune North Ambulance has made since May 23, 196b, I7 weat to [Inity Soapita2,11 went to Nortb M�uorial Hoapitai, a�ad the rest to other 6ospitals. Mrs. Svans said that Unitg e�bulance takes patients anywhere they vant to go, aad they are nat saying North doea not, but their aoatention is tbat they should have 6ad the runs in t%s first place. There wae a discussioa bet�oeea Mrs, gyans and l�ir. Feterson on whether Unity Bospital was a tax aupported hospital. Upon Co�ncilm,ap, Sheridara°s motion, there was a voice vote, there being ao aays, Mayor Rirkham declared the motiou carried. S,aL��g� MOriZOl�i bq Councilmaa Harris �o receive and file the caamuuiaatian.from tba Village of Lexingtone Secoaded by Councilman Sheridaa. Dpoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Riakhaa� declared the m�tioa carried. �D�,,,_MLl�NS30TA HIG�IAY DEPARTNl�NT • RIGHT-OF-WAY ACQUISITI�s MOTIO�i by Couacilman Harris to receive and file the letter froa� the Minaesota flighway Depart�,,ent. Seconded by Couacilman Wright. Upon a voice vote, t6ere beiag no naps, Mayor Kirk�am declared the motion carried. �E�gJgEgC[TIABxS ASSOCIATION - USL+ d!� ADDRESSOGRAPH: ' l�taqor Rirkham said thag this should be referred to the Administratioa to inform the people o£ the Couacil's palicy. The City Manager said that he had infoYmed them, which is the reason they had writtea the letter asking ' for a waiver. Cou�cil�n Sheridan pointed out that it 'ould not bs just a case of the Counc:Li waiving it, but a case og it beiag a Peiblic 8xaminer�s Office decision. ' , ' ' ' ' ' MOTZON by Cocuicilmaa Shexidaa ta aeceive the letCer and ask the Admiaistration to write them xelayiag the Cauacil's xegre�s that they are uaable to c�mply with the r�questo Conacilman Wright said he thou�ht there should be some gossibility of a compromise.� I�s su,ggested the City employees run oif the list on plain � paper and make it available at caat �o aay private or public nvn-profit or charitable organizatios. Couacilsaaa I�atris pointed oat that the determinatioa i�ad brought up the fact th�t they shou�d rwC go out with somethiag t6ey had not cao�e in with. The City Attorney said that tbay probably used a r�verse dictio�caxy. Councilman Wright suggested that if they are still iatereated in a list, evea if they caano� have it priated oa envelopea for mailera, t6at the City mAke it availabie to thesa at cost. Councilman Earris seconded Councilmaa Slt�ridan's motion and upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Rirkham declared the m�tion carri�d. _ _�..�- v RSGULAR COUNCII.I�STING9 AUGUST 15, 1966 PAC� 22 Maqor Rixkham said this coa�unication is remiadf.ng the Couaail of tbe aew l�uaicipal Lea�us, aad invitiag Fridley► to join. MOT't0�+i by Councila�n Harris to adopt Resolution �133-I966 autharizing membershfp in the Metropolitan League of Mianesota Mvaicipal.ities aa otber commuaities within the newly £ora�ed Moka County Muaicipalities bave alreadq joined aad Fridley should be apprised of the same infoxmatioa they will be receiving. Seconded bp Co�aci.lmast Wright. Upon a voice voCe, there being no nays, Mayox Kirkham declared the �tion carriede .�.M[A�T,�C.j,P.A�. E�AGUEe 1�tB8RSHIP i�OTIO�l by Couaaila�aw Wright to reae�w me�nbership in the League of l�fnnesota I�unicipalities aad paq the dueg statement. Seconded by C�uocilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there beipg no aays, Mayor Kirkham declAred the nwtion caxried o � FIRB CffiBF; i�IIT�UAL AID NBTWORKs Councilmaa Harria said he felt it would be an asset to be part af this colmm�nicati� syetem. MOr1ZON by Coe�nailman Harris to aathosf.se an amount, not to excesd $900, to join aad ico put i� ihe necessary equipment to connect to this service. Seconded by Council.man Saumuel�one Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Rirkham deciared the motios� carriedo ,�I) PCYLIt� CAI8F o IIKPOtTDIDBD PROP�RTY a Couacilman Has�cis said that the Co�ncil had inatructed the City Attorney to draw up a resolutian, but tl�is Iettes men�ians that it should be done by Ordinance, so the City Attorney si�ou�d be iastructed accordinEly. i�OTI�ON by Councilman Sheridan that the City Attoraeq put additional �oordiag ' in the Ordinance ata�ing that aftex �he effective date, each January aad July (spacifyiag the dates they will dispose of acce�mulated merchandiae)o fle said that if the City waits until January, 1967, tt�is would allo� the Police ' Departmeat to put everythiag accc�ulated so far iato tha Police Penaion Fuad as tbe State Statute sets out that pracesds from such an auctioa go into the Poiice Pension Fund, otheswise, it will go to the General Fuad. ' ' Couacilman Wright euggested theq Ieave it to the discretion of the Police Department ia case there is ao� enoug6 to anctioa, and say twice a year, if warranted. CoceaciLoQaa 8arris suggested differeat months as the poat office saqs Julq �nd 3anuary are the worst nantbs. lite Couactl decided tbat onee e year was probably enough. ' Couacilman 3heridaa said h3a motion should say once a year after January 1, 1967. Secaaded by Councilman �a�tis. Upon a voice vote, there beiag no naqs, Mayor Kirkham� declared the motion carri,ed, ' L�I ' ' REGUI.AB COWTCIL I�STING, AUGUST 15, I96b (Ji N�T�+1B81881�T $8�� SP80I��8 C�Pl1NYt CABLB: P!� 23 M0T2CN by Conacilmaa 3amuelsou to direct the City Attor�►ey to drrsw up aa ' easement for the Telephone Company prov�diag for the repair of the atreet. He said that ttien, if it reqaires future relxatioa, ead the work ia to be doae by tbe City, it would be at the Talephane Ccmpaay's expease. ' ' l_� ' , T�a City Manager said that to save time for the City Attorney, this could be made a stipulation oa the pexmit, if desired. CouaciLaan Sam�uelson aaid he would ci�nge his motion to be either aa easement or s stipulation on the pesmit, just so the pes�nit did aot gat buried aad fotgotten. The City Eag#nesr said that the Citp uever baa had a proble� �oitb tt� tTtflity �ompaaieso If tt�e City te21s titiem to �ve it, t6ey move it. �e M�otion was secoc�ded, and npon a voice vote, there beieeg no nays, 1layor BLrtcham declared the motioa carried. ��S .TO�' �. GOBHY'. 7'�i STRBBT TBAP'FICt Mr. Al1ya Goahy, 6030 - ith Street Northeast, asksd if the Couacii bad looked , into the 7th Stzeet tsaffic probl�. Zhe City Manager explained t6at tbis bad been referred to tbe Safety Com�oittes and they do aot maot uatil Wedseaday. ' ' , L_J ' JOIDffid I�YSB: B�O�SING AUTHORITY: Mr. 3otzn Meysr briefly reviewed n lettes he had transmitted to ths Coun�il from him�e�,� as Vice-Ghairman vf the Fxidley 8ousi�ng aad Redevelopment Authoritp. He $aid it coniEirms their positioa tbat two m�mber� af tbe Fi�tA caa act si�taaeouslq oa tbe Human Relations Committee and the Fi�tA accordiag to tbe Attorneq Geaeral's Opiaioa. He said he also had poiated out ia 6is letter, tbat Mr. Herder and xeverend IGenctall had resigaed fro� ehe Human 8elationa Co�itte� ia order to remove aAy doubt of statuto�cy iacompatibility. He said he asked the I�ayor to �onsider the reappointment of these two men to the Fridley Husaa B�elations Committee or, i# their time or o�her comieittmeats do aot allo�a� thia, to appoint citi.aens of similar respect and stature to the Committee. ge said he had a � copq o£ the Attorney Geueral°s opinioa� if they have not received one. Mayor Rirkham thaaked Mr. Pleyer aad eaid that they had uot received a copy, aad he would reserve any co�smea�s he ha+d c�atil he bad a chsace to atndy this bimself. Cvuacilman Wrigi�t aafd he had a copy vhich tte vould give to the City Attoraeye , Cauacilmaa Wright seid that the record sbo�s that at ths tioe tbe l�isyor declared the vacaucy, Couacil�aan Wright� bad obj�cted vigoroasly on the qaestions ' of law and propsietp, bu� the City Atto�rney had be�n ready With aa opiaim which has beea overruled by,tL� Attoriaey Geaeral of Min�sota. 1 t __ � , ' btEGiJLAR CO�AJCII� 1�6TIATG� AUGUST 15, i966 PAGE 24 ' Conncilman Wright aaid he wvuld iike to read into the record, a relevaat postics� of the Attorney General's Opinion. Hs stated t6at the letter was wzitten tv Mr. Leonard T. Ju�ter, signed on behalf of Atraraey Geaeral Mattsoa ' by D. 8. Woodworth, Special Assistant, and dated August 8, 196b. He said t6at thc3 opinion was in answex to the follaaing five questioass ' {1) Is there a co�flict of iaterest between memberahip on tbe Fridlep Sousia$ aad Redevelopnent Aathority and m�mbership oa the Fridley �uman Relations Committee? ' (2) If et�e seply to item No. 1 is aifisaoative, is this defect in memberehip on the Authority retroactive? Doea t6ia a�ean that a post on the Authoritq �as aever 1ega1}y filled because ' of conflict of interest? (3) If the reply to i,tem No. 2 is affismative, mhat is tbe legal ' e�atus of official actioas talc�ea by Authoritp members who have cited conflict of interest? , (4j If tbe replp eo item No. 2 is affirmative, at what poiat ia time were members of the Authority wit6 a conflict of interest not legally occupyin►g Authority positions? , (5) I£ the replq ta Item No. 2 is affirmative, doea (the) Mayor of Fridley have the pawer to appoiset a�ew members of the Authority under the cond�tioas cited in this letter? ' Couacilmaa Wright thea read the follawing Opiaian: "Yoauc qurastions concern a poasibte statutory incoa�ati.bility rat6es ' than a conflict of interest beL�aeen offices. It arises because of the express prohi�aition contained in M.S. § 462.425, Sabd. 5. Said subdivision, r6ic� has re�ereace to bo�eing and redevelope�at co�issioas, providss �a parta ' ' LJ "An anthority �aha].1: coasist of five coameisaioaers, who aha11 be residents of the area of operatioo of tbe authoritq, wha shall be appoiated after the resolutioa provided for in this sectioa becameu finally eEfectiva. T&e isaue therefore is whether or aot members of the Fridleq �uiman , Relatioas Coe�mittee are "public officers or employees" withia the purview of this p=ohibition so as to make them ine�ible to serve as cammissioaers oa the Housing aad Redevelop�ent Anthority. ' Io makiag this determinatian we aote that the Human 8elatioas Committae has ao legislative, judicial, or quaei-judiciul pawers. It does aot aerve as a law eaforcemeat agencq. It haa no poRaer to hear and decide di$putea � involviag,civxl rights or any other matter. It does not perfosm aay mini- sterial functions, a�,d t.he members of the coc�i.ttie� �erve witLout compeosation. 1 , ' , REGIIIAB CO�AVCIL 1�BTII�G, AUGUST 15, 1966 �Attoraey Geaeral's Opinion Continued) PAGB 25 At most, the co+mmittee is mexely aa advisorq body haviag the po�er to ' investigate civil conciitioas aad mal�e recaaneadation8 to the city couocil but ao power ko implemeat policy. It muet se2q oa acti,on by the city cauacil or voluntary impiementatioa of the pol3cy by private citisena, busiaesses and employeze. Its fuactioa is to as�iat the citp caincil in eatablisbing ' and developiag a local policy designed to promote equal opportuntties for ai� citizec� ead to eliminate biasee and prejudicea. The coo�ittet serves no other pnrpoee. , lJ ' � �J I , Becauge Cbe members serve wittsout compensation and the committee has ao legislativo, judicial, quasi-judicial, or law enforcement pawers, we do aot believe t�t the members are such public officera or emplayees as are precludad by 462.425, Subd. 5, froai aerving as m�embers of the Fridley N�ueing and Redevelapment Authority. 1 1 ( Cf. the geneaal rule as �o statutory limitations on public office which providess "Staeutes imposing diequalifications are to be construed strie�iy, while those declaring qualiiicatious are to receive a lib�ral coastruction." 42 Am. Jur. "Public Officers" � 37, P- 908.) 8ephrasing your ffrst questiaa so thaC it xefers to a poasible atatutory imcompatibility betweea offices, we aasWer this questioa ia t.he itegative, and tbe remaiaiag Questioas are therefore rendezed moot. Please fiad Op. Atty. Gen. 3580-1, May I6, 1966, eacloaed far your beaefit. ' Couacilman Wright gave tbe letter to the City Attorneq far his use. Tbe Citq Attorney as%ed for a copy of the letter reqnesting the opinioa, in ahicb the iacts ou wh�ch Ehe opinion is based are �tated. ' Mi0►tTO� by Cowicilman Harrfs �o rec�ive the comm�.enication frem tbe FridlQy aw�siug and Redevelopment Authority, aad thaC the opinicra so rendered be , Curaed�over to the City At�o�n�y. �he m;ation wea seconded, and upon a voice voee, there beiag tso aays, M�ayor �irkham declared the motion carried. Cau►cil.maQ Sberidaa stated that, in light af thia Attorney GenQ�al's Opinioa, � he felt thie bodp should �ive a public apology to Mr. Bichard Herder. Couacilmaa 5heridan said tba� at the eime of filiing the appoia�ment, he had asked Chnt this aupposed vacsacy be luid over until the next me�ting, eo that ' he could asl� Mr. Herder to resign. He said this requeat was desiied and the appoiatment waa made, aad he feels it is a common courtesy that the Council publicly apologize to Mr. iierder for tha previous actioa. Mayox Rizkham said that if any apolagy is in order, it vJOUld be his aa ha was the oae �sho ' took tho action. CounciLaan 3heridaa said that the Couacil ie a public body tiad he felt iti should caae fzom the Council. Mayar Itirkham said that he did aat iutead to take aay actioa this eveaiag, as he wanted time to study aad ' evalua�e the opinioa, and was aot prepared to make a coament oae way or tbe other. Councilman Sheridan said tbat tbis was all right as loag as stepa rere ' ' i � ' � ' � , � ' ' '' �i � i ' ' ' ' � 8EG(JLAB COi&+1CIL �TI�3�, At�U3T 15 , 196b PA(� 26 taken to rectify ite Councilm�n Wright said that in hia opiaion, a aimilar apology was due Reverend Readall. r r+:,t • Mr. Fraak Liebl, 222 IKercwrq Drive, asksd if the Co�nci! had ameoded an Ordinr3nce to do a better �ob of tukic►g care of the weecls. rSayar P3ric6am explai�ed tbat it was a SeatQ law aad aearly uaworl�able. 17�e City �ttanager said thero �as a thick file oa veed eomplai,nta, and the best thi.eg tbe We�d Inspeceor coulcl do w�a apray, aa nobody will come in aqd cut ttrem because lots ara roeigb from dua�ping. �e sc�ated tbat thc3 Anoka C�aty League of Muaici�alities could look iato thia aa a group and get some actioa, as there is a CouaCy Iae�d Inspector. Councilman Iiartis aaid that they p�cobably could refer iC ae a joint body back �o the Coes�ty Commissioaer. Co�cilman Sberidaa sa��a�ad tliat the people cou2d go� bwrning permite and burn off t6e weeda �ahQre it is so rough that it is hard on equipmant. Mr. M�eysr aalaed about the coat of atetal "no dumping" signs. Ttte City Maiaager said tbat tbere would be tho problem of pos�tin� on private propertq. Mayor Rfrkham aaid it se�ne there is more trash arouad �Che signs ehaa c:ay place else. aa��o�u na:sssa�s r�.�Ts Council.a�an Su�uelson said thr�t the Sailroad Aceessories �oaated to build a small a�ldi�ion of 70' x 30' to their buildin�, but the request had come ia too lato for the Buildiag Board M�ae�ing. 8e showed the plans to the Council. 1�OTIO�t by Coua,cilmaa Sarria to $rant n Buildia� Pexmit to the 8silroad Accessories Caapany. Seconded by Councilman She�idaa. Upon a voice vote, there bein� ao nays, Mr�yor Kirkham declared the motion caxried. t�IIJG �D�UNTY ON BAST BiVER 80AD s . Couacilman Samuelaoa said he h�d enjoyed riding daan S:tsC �iver 8oad aaw thr�t the Count�r has trimmed tiae trees aad removed the stumps. He auggested tbe Couacil ��rite a letter to the Anotc:� Bor�rd of Couaty Coannissioners commending them oa a fine job of cleaning up Bridley and the nt�in thorougbfare into Acaka County . � P,Q� • PZC.�IICY The City Maaager said that Metalurgical, Incorporated has requeated th� uae of Locice Park A�ugust 20tb far a family picaic of 150 peaple. Z�Tia[�T by G�ucilman SumuelBOa to receive and �ile this reqwest. The motion was seconded, uad upon a voice vote, t6ere being ao aaya, Mapor Kirkham doclared the motion cnrried. M b I AUTO StJPP'LYs CounciLnaa Harris suggested that the Ac�ninistration and City Attaraey look fato the posaibilitiy of the restoration or destsuction of tba aorth s�ctim of t6e M& I Auto Suppiy buiidiag. The City l�uaager said that rhese peopie bad be•a to seQ h3m, aad he will have a report oa it on the agenda at the nest regalar meetiag. ' ' ' REG�I%AR COt1NCIL t�:ETING� AUGUS'T '15y i9b6 SENATL CQ�MI1'1�8 OFFIt� s PAL'E 27. Mayor Rirkham said he had received a Notice from the Senate Coatnittee Office , of a Asblic Hreariag to be hald in ihiluth August 24, 2S, and 26. 1966, uad asic�d if unyone couZd attend the mettiage Couacilmaa 8as�ia said he would be ia De,sl«tb, and z�ill 'be able ko repreaent the City at some of it, ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ll ' 1 ' 1 ' 2�0►1'I�T by Couacilmua Wri�ht �o reimburae Couacilman Has�rie for the regis� tration feto nnd enp neceasary e�:penaes. Secoaded by Cauncilmaa $omuelaoa. l�pon a�roicQ votQ, tbere being ao a�ye, Mayor Kirkhum declared the motian carxied, c�a�,z, cr,�a u;e � cs�r a�t sACx �t�ano Couacilman S�mueleon said that if the ao�cth wall of the buildiag ia to be paiated, the yard out iai back of City Ssll ie deplorable, tiw feace was lost in the taraado, ead tbe tru,etcs could be parked ia an vrderly line. He felt this eho�sld be clesn�d up als�o aad tl�e Co�ncil ogrxd. AUJOO��Bt1T s ?bere being no �cirtiier buaiaes�.� Mayor Itirkham declared the �gular Council 1dSSe$ti.n� of AuguaC 15, 1966 adjourn�td at 12t15o Reepectifully sabmitted, \ +++�'�' i�,�rf �` ' ,, ' , r ;1 MaY'y► Lu SCram Ac�ing 5ecre�axy to the Council 1 ' ' ' ' ' �a�e ?$ T� �8 0�+" T� SPSCIAL COUNCIL M6BTING OF AUC�iST 22, 1966 The Special Counctl Meeting of AugwAt 22, 1966 �aa cell�ed to order by Mayor Pro Tem Dave Harrie at 7a15 P.M. �0?.I. CAI.L 1�NSBRB P�688NT: Harris, Sheridaa, Saa�elsoa 1�MB8�8 A888N?s 1Cirkhera, Wright PUB C� G ON ASSSS3I�NZ 80LL P`OR WATEB II� PR0.� NO W34•0 �7� i Tbe Ciq Maaager read tbe Notic� of �earing. Tbere ra� no ow prssntt to ' object to t6e assesaa�ent rall and there bad been no writt�a object;i,�na. Hr. 41son of Comstock and Da.vis explaiaed tbe project fat �hit bea�fit of the Council. 1�e Coanail had no qusstioas. LJ ' l�iayor Pro Tes Sazris declared the beariag closed at 7;30 3'.M. P'[1B �ABING tRQ A888SSi�1T 8{�.L F0� SSWSR AND WATBB PBOJBCT N0� The City Maaager read the Roti�c� o! �ariog. Cownciloen Harria aaked i# ' t6ere v�re any �rritten or oral objections. T'htr� �ere none. Counciloan Samuelsoa asked if thrre had beea petitions for tbis project. T1a Finance � Director dre� the Council's aCtentioA ta the listed petitioas, but pointtd ;' out that Psojec� Ho, 73 �nvelopes se,veral thiaga, and sca� of t6e p�titions shatld not be oa tbe list for this particulnr part. ' LJ ' ' ' ' ' 1 Mayor Pro T�rn Barris dealared tba bearing clased et 7s34 P.M. T�'1r�i i�iWii\� ��SiVi\ e° Councilaan Harris said that altboagh this itsm vas aot o�n the ag�nda for this eveaiag, ba was aare all the nembers af tbe Cowuil vould agte• it ahould be takan cere of at once. He stated that the '1�ria City Suburban Taxi had 8een graated a license on Aagaat 15, 196b, aa�i eiace that tl�e, thare has beea aame iniormation given eo the Police Depart�snt for the Gouncil's coasideration regardiag aoaw� oi tb� drivers hired by the licea�ee. He said it appeara that sa+�e of the dziv�xs l�ave a auimber of violatioas. fle haaded tbe 2iat to the Couacil for t'6eir stndy. Casacil�an Saauelson askQd, if the Couitcil revokes tDe licease, hcrt� rill they be asaured tha liceasee has hired adequate drivers oa renewal? Th� City Nsaager suggested it could be a auspension, uatil tbe owaer ahaoed cause wby it s6ould not be revoked. Tbe City Attorney recoatiaended theq make it a temporar� sw- peasioa and ask the AdmiAistratioa to noti,fq the o�oaer that the license has beea aaspended until such ti.me as he appeara before the Council aad aasMers the abjectione noted by the Council, baaed oo the Folice report. ' SPSCLAL COtA�iCIL A�BTING: AUGUS� 22, ].966 1 , ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' , L' ' , ' ' � PAt� 29 MO?'IOI�i by Councilman Sao�eelsoa tbat the Co�uicil wspead ti�e licaas� of th� 1t�in City Suburbaa ?axi, and disect the Ada��+aistraLion to aoti.iy the licensee of auch suspeneioa, aad ask hi,ss ta report back to ths Ad+aiai�traCioa the reason for �ployiag suc�i drivers, vbich ere ia aonfiict �ith the City Ordinaace. The suspeosion shall be �ntil auch time as h� cao assure the Council that tbe drivers have met ali qualifications aa reQti.tred b? the Citq. Seooaded by Couocilman Sberidan. Uvon a voice vote, tbere beiag ao aaya, .F9ayor Pro i�m i7�sri.s declared the oaotioa casried. a8C8S$t i�aqc�r Pto Tem Harris aalled a recess while the Councii aiet bri�fly �n t6e Clerk•a office. The M�eeting wa$ �cacoaveaed at $s10 YviK. YROP0�8D �E34LUTIO�N PLACENG CITY HAL2. I�L1CATi�T O�I BAI.LO'r,�,� Z8D 8/ 15I66] : Couocilman Harris said that �he Couacil has raceived a mem� from ths City Actoraey with his opini� about the follawiag three types oi eloctioas �bich have been discussed by tit,� Couacil. (1, "8efexeadum�' biading oa the Couitcile (2) An Advisory Ballot (3) An i�nitiative as do�cribed ia the Fridley Cfty Chartiero Councilsaan Herxia asked the CiC7► �,ttorney for a sqa�opsis of his repoxt. After the Citq Attoraey had revia�wed hia m�e+no for the Councfl he said that it was his epir►ion thaC a refesand�m binding on the Cocmcil is not peranieaib2e uader State law, vader tbe cowct decisions ro�orted by tt�e League of M�uaicipalt�ies, by tbe Attaxney� General'a opfoiona �ead by a leadie�g Mi�nesor.a Sapreme GanrC case. ?he City Attoraey said tbat, as far as t�►e Adv3soz,y BaLlo� i� co�cerr�ed, tt�e Cauncil does oot have euthority to e�x�end public funds, hawev�r, thex� is az� opinion thae an Advi�ory �llot could be i�ax�dled by private axgac�iza�iona or by Cbe use of private £undso Ha said �ha� on an i�iti�tive es descxibed ia the Fridlep City Chartez, r.he�re �.� a ques'y ian of cahather the locat#.om of a City flall is a proper questf.on for an i�►i.tiati.vea &e eaid that i£ it is aa adwiniatrative maeter, it would not be a pxoper quc�stioa; if legis�ative, it would be a propeY queatioa�o If the Gouncil dec�tdes tl�is is the procadure to be follaned, 6e recamme�aded they get a declaratar�► jus�i�mere� on thie from the District Gourt. MOrI'IO�N by Caua�ci�ima� Samuelson �hat ttae �a►emo from the City Attoraey be made part of the miaut��. Seconded b� Cauacilman Sheridaaa Mr. Jotw Meyer, a visitas to the �oua�c�.i Meeting, asked if the ruliag oa th� refexeademt had auqthfng to do with the timing letC before the prim�+ry or if it was a legal question that no referendwtt could be held. The City Attorney explained thae refe�e,ndu9a aa us+ad ia the City Cbarter was aot tbe cortect usage as this would be a vote an whether an� ordiaance which has bean adopted should be caat�,nusd ia effect. �ie said that what he was referriag to was an iaitiative which would be a matter that is placed on tha ballot tor tbe voters to d�texmiae wheCher or not an ordiaance should be adogted. Tt�e CLty Attorneq explaiaed that the courCs have ruled that unless there is specific atatutorq authozity to aubmit a questiost to the people, it ia a dalegaied reaponsibility of the Council tia u�ke decisions, and they cannot be redelegated, so there ia na way a vote can be takes� to bind the Coemcil if the question is dete�ined adminiatrative, and �a D3.strict Casrt �culing would be needed oci thi.s. [� ' SPSCIAL CO�INCIL �STING, AiiGU3T 22, 1966 1 ' , ' , ' PAGB 30 Mr. Meyer asked if the wordiag o£ n petition s group of people aere co� sidering, prohibiting the City frcm erecting faci�skiea in auy of Che pu►blic parks ahich ure not directly coacerned with recreation, vould be a proper subject for ra true ordiaaace. T'be City Attorneq said that it pould be mos'+t l�.kely, but there probably would be a LQgal questioa of whe�her su�ch an ordiaaszce would be, i.n e£fect, a restriction on the title of a piece oi propexty, whea it waa acquired without a restriction. Vots oa the mo�ion to matice tbe mem�orandum a part of tbo mi.nutesg Opoa a voice vote, there bein� no naps, Mayor Fro ?em Herria deciared the motion carried. Follaoiag is ttie mem�randum froan Virgil C. E�errick, Fridlay City Attorney, to tt�e Fridley Citq Council, regarding election on Citq Hall locations �ra: �a�r crr�r co�cu FRf�t: VIRGIL C. �ZGKa FRIDLE7C CITY A�t �: BLLCTIOIJ Qd CITY AALIe LO('•ATIO[+1 the que�tion of the authoritq of the Cau►ciI to bald aa �lectLoa on tiM ' subject of ths locatioa of the new City Hell has besn referr�d to ae� for qy opiaioa. In thia cor�nection, three tqpea of electfons have b�en discwaed bq one or more parties. These eres ' ' ' , 1. '°Referendum" biading on the Couacil. 2. Aa advieory ballot. 3. Aa iaitiative as described in the Fridley City Charter. i t�ill diacues each of the prop�aed electioas individually. In reviewi�g tbe authority far one or more of the above electioas� I have n cansulted witi� the Mianesata League af P�uaicipralities aad reviewed n�aterial compiled bq them as well aa two attorney geaeral's opiaiaa, Miaaeeotv Suprem� Cowct cue�es, ead general texts om mua2cipal lc�w. r:� �: • r�� _,_;�' ' The ge�aeral principle is that � muaicipal bodq camot delegate its a+sthority to make a decision to subo�dinates or ather pere�one without epecific statutory authoritq. , , ' ' ' t ��,�� icipal Coroorations, Section 1G.49, the foilo�ing appearss "xa ao eveat, hawever, caa a muaicipelity eubmit an ordiaance to a vote of the electors aithout legal authorizaLion, which t�st come from th� Constitu�ion or from comstitutional provision of the Ci�arter or general stetutes." Alao i.n Rh� on l�nicipal Law, Seation 7-is "The requixement or authatiraation for the holdiag of �►a alection muat generally be fonnd ia saa�e coastitutional ' � t ' ' �J , , ' , ' , 1 ' ' SPLCiAL COUNCZL 1�STINGA AUGUST 22, 1966 (City Attaxaey Memorandum Continued� provisiaa, �tatc►te, o�t charter, for there is no iaherent power in mwnicipalities to hold electfana; iade�d aab- cnission of � que8tion to r6e votera by a public �gtacy iu wt�ich hoe beea vested pawer to deal witb the qwstion but Ra a�tbority to ref�r it to tiu voters, may crostitute an ualawful dalegatioa of pawer. (Cit iag tlse Mimesota SuprQma Court in Msuhring v. School Diatrict No. 3! cf Stearaa Couaty, 224 Miaa. 432, 28 NW 2d 655 �1947).) "xE _FEi�F�IDt�I" - 8lNDING a[�t COUNC�„L PA(� 31 Iiiscuesioa ar the lest Couacil ma�ting c�ntesed arouad a su�g�stia► tc bold a"rsfexendum" which would be binding on the Gouncil ratb�r thaA a� advisory ballat. Tbe uae of tbe term "referendwa" in tise Fridlsy Citp CharLer refers to a procedure whereby citizens meq petition to bavs the questioa of a prior udoptioa of an ordinance s�bmitted to a vote of the electorso O�viouely this is aot ths typs of procsdur� tiwt was referred to at the past Couaci� meeting. Ane of the l�adia,g casas om the aathority of a goverai,+�g body to �ubsit a qne�tion to the votexs ia ti�e Minassota Snpreme Court caoe o! A�whring v. School District No. 31 of Stearns Couaty referred to abave. 8ert tbe conrt .........�.. . ... � said: "Where there is no statutory autbortsatian far aabmisaioa af e qusstion to the vaters #ox t6eir dscisioa, such a sabmisstioa by a p�b2ic auti�vrit�r aloCbed �vith powrsr Nit6 reapsct to tt� qesestion eubmitted aonstitutes an ua� autboriaed redel�gatiaa of del.egatad pvwer. Ya suah a caae, because tbe vator� lack �aWar wxtb resp�ce to Cbe qaeatioa eubmittsd aad i�ecause the public 8uthasit� lacks the pcywer ta coafer it up�nn them, sab�.e:iaa of the queation to the voters 3� without lsga�. effect, and tbe�.r deci�ion ia in na way controlling or biading. Galiado ve W�1t�r, 8 Cal. App. 234, 96 P, 505; Tawa of K1�t F�lle v. 8acha, 35 Qr. 325, 57 Po 329, 76 Ama St. xepo 501; 43 C.J., l��snicipal Carporatf.ons, � 256e In Ta�a of Rlam+ath Falls v. Secha, supra, tba view w�s expzessed that the reault of sncb aa nnautborised referendcm� adglilr be "advisory", bnt #t was held that it waa aot biadiag." The above case, together witb tba Minaesota Attorney Geaar�i's Opinions ' dated Jaauary 19, 1956, and Octobar 23, i964, hold tbat a que�tion refsrred to the votere witbout apecific atatutory authoritp cannot be made bindiag upon the Couacilo i have not fo�nd aay atatutorg authoritp �oithin the Minnesota Statuteg ' or the Fridley City Charter datboriaing such a vote. � have aiso discussed the matter with I�r. Kenaedy of the Mianesota i,ea�ue of Municipalities, aad he had indicared that he does not knaw of any theory or authari:tq for auch e bindiag vote. ' , [_� ' � ' ' lJ ' , ' �� ' , ' ' ' , ' , ' SPSCIAL COI�iC�L MBBTtNG� AUGUST 22, 1966 �City Attorney Mec�orandum Coatinued) ADWI$0, � ,Y B�A2�0't pec� sa The two Attoraey General's opiniaas r�sierred to abov�t, togetlrer vith the information fraa the Minnesota League of Muaicipalitit�s, saiiwe tlie questioa as to (1) the authority oi the Couaeil to aubmit euch a question to ti� voters, sad (2) the authoYitg af ths Gouncil to expaad public fuads for an advisory opiaion. In referring ro propaeitiaas submitted to tt�e votess wture- is the CouaciX has the pawer to decide Che matter for itaelf, the league statess "If submitted to tbe votars at oil, theae questioas are aubmitted salely fox their advice and t6e result of ttw vote is not bindiag on the Couacil. Sec�ause of Che absence of specific authority for snch advisory el.ectioas. the po�wer eo spend money ia ¢oanectioa witb Ch� is acaw- what opea to questlon, �nd if the Council dea�.ree to call aa election of thia kind, expenditures ought Co be kept at the miaimnon." T'�e At�orney Geaerai, hawever, ha� wniformly raled that tbis ia not a proper expeaditure. The Minaesota Supreme Couxt has also held that aay attem�t to hold an election n�t autharized or required by atatuts or charter conatitues an uaautborized Yedelsgatioa of a dele$ated po�er. See Mnehring v. School District, suprae Si.nce Aa advisary electioa is not aa e2ectian in the usual sea�ss of that term, it is flat aeceesary to fvlloco the formal procedure set out in tb� atvtutea for a special electio�. Baliots do n�t ne�d to bs priated aad ao particular form of aatice is required. Note that in the A�to�aey General'a opinion dated January 19, 1956, it is the conclusion that the City Council of Auatin is noC emptywered to aubmit A quostion concernin� fluordiaation of wa�Qr ta the elecCorate iaa ozder to obtain an advisory opiaion ac►d ia not empowerad to expsad aity fuode for the purpose of obtainf.ng an advi,sory poll. In the Attorneq General'a opinioa of October 23, 1964, the Village of Bromklya Pa�k wae advised that it m3gt►t aot aubmit the queetioa of whether to have a c�unicipul or private liquor aqatsw to the electo�A�e or iacur uay expense ia connectiom therewith. I1�ITIATIVB Ui�IDER AUTS�ITY 0�+' CTl'YC CHA�TBR While ao petitioa hea beea filed requesting aa initiative, $ome discussien hss taken place as to this poseibility. Ths geaeral rule is that an initiative ;oay be held oa legi�lative queations but aot on an admiaistrative matt�r. Whether Che lacation of a City Hall would be considered legislative queatioa or aa admiaietrutive matter appears to be an open quastioa in Minaasota. � California decision has xuled tbat it waa a proper qneation to be submitted oa initiative. Mr. IGennedy ofthe League indicated that he t6ought it mas probably aa ad�inistr�tive matter. If the initlative procsdure ia follaved, I would aug,$est that the District Coart be astce� to reader a dealasatory judg- ment to d¢te�cmine the applicability of the initistive to this particular question. ' ' , ' ' , ' , �I ' , ' ' � SPSCL1t CO�CTL 1�8TINGa AUGUST 22, 1966 Tbe City lsssager read tbe Beaolntiou. MD?IOl4 by Co�mcilmaee Saaa�l$on to adopt Besolntian �135-1966. Co�etcilman Sberidan. PAG� 33 Secoa�dtd by A viaitaz tc tLe Cotmcii M�eet�n� aaked if the Couacil had coasideted tbe land betwen Maon Plasa sad tbe Fridiey State Bank for t� City 8s11, as the la�d is availabte aad ia in tLe ceater of the City. Couocilaea Bsrsis �xplained thax the Conacil had diaausaed a auaber of toc�Cioaa, a� t6�r� bad b�snt th� problem o� tt�e cosC of laad acQuieitioa, vhiab had slao held tru� vith the sita that I�r. Hafner �ad offered the Citr. IIpan a voiao vot�e, t�ere bei.ng no aa�s, Msyor Pro ?e�e Sarris d�clar�d t.be s�tiwt cazried, The City �lanage�c said Chat the i'ublic �earing hea be•a ord�red #or Septe�ber 7t6, but t6at a piace for the easotiag 6aa aot been s�t. 8� aalad i! the Council �oaatad to h41d tlu hearing hexe at the City H�11 or !.f !� aha��d contact o� of the saboola. Tbe Couacil discu�s�d possibl� pluea fo; tbe fwariag. It taa,s poiaCed �t that Hay�s Sc�ool does not bav� adeqnat� parkistg, a�d tbe firm bara �rould �aot have ea�ougb� seatiag. T!a Q�i.aistsatiat was iaatrncted to coatact the hig6 aci�ool to find a snitabls plsca for tbe h�ariag. T'h� Council discussed tl�e brochure, aad rahether it 8hould bt sent out b�for� tLa Pablic �earing. It w�ll be s�ant aut �ith the questior�aaire aa soon as it is prepazsd, and sc>me ca�► be �ateded out at �he Public Hsaring. Kra Jvl�a t�fee�er aeid &e bad nad�erstaad Hr. Herriak to ss� tbat th� Ci� caanot expend funda on this. Councilman RRrris anid thst the Co�ai.l caa pnt out inforawtionel �aCeriel, aad tbis waa an axraa of caaaaunicstiaa. 1�e City Attoraep said that the priaeting eoat of the brachure ia aot an expeasa a�aoeiatsd wit�i the conduct of the e�ectioa, and ti�a brocbure caa be sent out v�ther there ia aa el�ction or aot. IA �IGHTS AG'�tS�NT - 3 AN I.A1� Ot)?F ' T6e City Maaager explained that this agreamQat covera a mutwl •itqar.ioa vith Colunbia Heights for a iarg� drainage system. H� said that Col�obia Hei�hta will pay 7b=7/1(� of the co�t, Fridlsy will gay 23-2/107L aad the State of ' Piiinn�sot� will pay $9300. He expiaiaed thae everyone'a wat�r drains into Sullivan Lake and this is to get it out. The Finance D3rector atat�d that thie project has beea added to 'Project �5. ' MO'�IOl� by Councilnaa Sam�elsou tf�at the Mayor uad City Manager sater into a coatract with Columbiu �ights on the Sallivan I,ake 0utfa1l, aad the asses�ente agaiaat thia project be spread over tI� large atora� sevar project �5 as ' previously discussed. Secoaded by Couacilman Sl�eridara. Upoa a voice vot�, there being ica nays, Meyor Pro Tem $arria declared the motion carried. ' ' ' ' SPBCIAb t�O�tA�ICiL I�BTING, AUGUST 22, I966 EAS�D ,�_�'t,�S P'OiR 8& W i�y9 s PA(� 34 Tha Citq Hanager reviswed the two easeiments the City woa].d lilw to purchaaa. ' Se said that the Adaainistratioe� did aot feei the $245 Mr. Petesson �aa requesting for losa of trees and aod was ont of line. �e 8aid tbat he 6ad reqeisated an appraieal fram F. IQ. Shaffer oa tha W. G. Shieid'e psoperty, ' and he had not recaived it yet., Be su�gested that the Citq Attora�y and City Maaages be requested to aogotiate t.�ris wit6 the prapertq o�waer, if t6� appraisal is dif�erent thaa hia request, and report back to the Council. ' MOTi0�1 by Councilman Sberidea to autbori�e the AdmiaistraCion to proce�d with purchasing aa easement frem 1Z,eanetb P. P�terson on Lot 1, Block 8, Spring B�ook Fartz Addi.tioa for $245. Secaided by Couaciimaa Semueisoa. Upo�► a ' ' ' ' voice vore, ti�re being no naye, Mayor Fto Tem H.�rris declared tbe motioo cartied. Councilmaa She=idan said be would like to call the Council's aad Ac�inistr4tion'a attention to Cba fuct that, assuaaing the Citq could get the easQment on W. G. S6ield'e property for approximately $2,000, the coet of puttiag �ewer aad watet ia for ehese five lots will coet somewhera betwesn $�i,000 and $5,000 a lot. aa sai,d tbat there had bean no objections at the baarin�, but the developer ie probably aot aware of what tbe actaal costs will be. fle suggested that whan the AdminiatraCion has the information on the cost per lot, it should be discussed with the developer, eo that the City dces aot end up in cowct because the aeses�ents are greater than the valw of the lots. , MO'PION by Councilm�n Sheridata that the CiCy AJmi.nistratioa proceQd to secure the cose of the Qasement over Loti 7, Subdiv�siaa of Lot 10, Auditor'a Subdivisioa ;�94, aRaned by W, G. Shields, plus assimilate additianal iaformatioa ' aa the water and sewer costs far thi$ pxaject which will apply against the Swanstrom'e Cowc� Addition, and radvise �he developer, througb Mr. George MewhortQr, and if agreeable, he will sign aa agreement approvsd by the City ' Attoraeyo Secoaded by Councilmatt SIImuelsan. Upon a voice vote, there being no bays, Mayor Faco Tem Hrirsie declared the motion cazrfed. , , , i� ' ' Ct�+iSID�RATI� ADDMZQN TO FULT�RTpN �TALS t Mro Hurry Handricksoa, Geaeral Mauager of Fnllerton MeCals, 5170 Main Stre�t Northeas�, was present at the Council Meoting requeating appxoval af a Buildiag Permit Co build aa addit�on to their preaenC building. Ha atated tbat thi� will double the si�e of tLe preseat stsucture, and will be t6s saae t�ps of structure. He said tLey would like to atart i�ediately befosti the cold weather starts. The CouaciZ studied the plans of ths additioa. MOt'IQ�i by Couacilman Sheridan to approve tbe Duilding Peradt for additional warehouse space oo ttre Fullartaa M�etals building, eubject to ca�liaace vith all Buildi.ag Codes. Seconded by Cou,acilmna Samuelsvu. Upon a voice vote, tbere beiag ao �taya, Maqor Pro Tem Harria daclared the motion carri�d. � � ' SPLCIAL COUNCIL �TING, AUGU3T 22, I966 8�„�AC�tCY �PAi�3 F4�t RICB CIiBSR LIFT STATION FOB� MAIN� PAC� 35 Couaci].maa Sazris said tbat the CiCy Ma�nager has brought to hi,e atteation tbat ' on Friday afternoon Auguat 19th, a bzeak was aoticed i.a t6e Yice Cr�ek lift atatioa iorc� mftin, aa:d ehere is a requaat for emeYgencq segairs. ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' Councilmen 8ama�eleon said ti�at coaceivably thia may aot be the City�a fault, but tile 8igl�way Departmeat'$ tbraugh overburdeni�ag the msia, sad h� felt this ahonid be puraued. T6e City Mana$er said he would paraue this fwcthar, but im�edi�Ce repair was oscessary. MO'1'It�[3 by Coeuicilmaa Sberidan to approve the expeaditure of $S,OUO to $9,000 for emergency regair of 8ice Crsek �ift Station force msin. Secoaded by Couacilm�n Ssaa�elson. Upaa a voica vote, there being ao aaya, Mayor Pto 1�em garri$ declared the �tion carried. CONSI�A,�,l'tQd � 701 P80f3RAM - HO�lBt : Mr. Hodew discuased the difierent pbasea af the i01 Ccm�pr�easive Prograa�, as outlined fat Fridley, with the Cawzcil. ADJ!0�[�SNTs Tbe 3pecial Meotirig of Au$ust 22, 1966 was closed by Mayor Pso 1� 8atsis at I0:45 P.M. �,espectfully aub�itted, / / �iL �- ,Lx,, , � ��rr i t.,s Ma�► Lu Sttrom Acting $ecretary to tbe Council A�POID'17.'Id�t�iTS TO Ct�TT�SS ��3i�D Ai�1'3UST 15 � 19bb) �.��w�r��r�.r��i .i. y�;��, i. a�� ;:��ti► i.- '.�.. .i. -t' • ,:J., c+,�.�� i .� r: w•. t.M�%4",: � :x ; ��.• �i_ 1 Y �i�t F�i/R�JI4"a a o Muni�Ci,p�t ABeainiatx'atio�t -� - . 3. Publi�e Sorvi�ae 4. P1a�Ynixzg an�i Dsv�elo�m�t 5 o Intergav�t�t�.l Re�.ations 60 IAgislettive Caa�it#�t Ci�v a��mi�. j Buu�� so�►rra csra �vara3 %� Hu�n Rsla�io� Ca�i.tt�e a tAt S.�r�r�) �an �teiatice� C�,i.t� � �At t�ry.j 3tarreot,a a� Lttil3tioe su� ca�mmitte� a� � Pla�ai,r�g CaaRS3.ssion � eoar� o� A,pp�ale � ' �F �� P�►'k He� T� �.�'�. _ 1-15-67 R�raRS:+�d iC�endall 1Z-31-66 . � -� . , r.,. Leo:,a►rd �oowaki ia-sa-6� 1Z-31-6? lZ-3l-6A �l9�at�d Avaoint�s aab�oct ancx�t.y �3`7 o�nxruuc8 r�o. . aN o�r�nr�cs To �vn � cx�r c�o� aF �s ci�r og �ra.ssr, �ru�issorr�, sY r�urtc �► c�axcg ua zom�Nc DIST8ICT3 Tt�e Couaail of tiie City of Fsidlry► do ordal:a as follo�s: s�o� i, v�/ri•� �O Appendix D of �he City Code of l+i�dlsy is amtadid as har.in�tfeer iadicat�d. The tsact er area wi�hhi,a the Eouaty of A�toka aad the City of Fridley and desaribed asr Lots 1 and 2, 6 through 12 ia Block 7, City YiaRr ♦ddition to the Citq of F�cidlsq, aad Lots 7 thsoug� 15 iu Block 8, Ci.ty 9iew Addition to ths City of Fridley, aii lying in ths Nostbwest Quart�r (NW��, of Sectioa 23, 8•24, T�30, Couaty of Aiwka, St+�te af Mianesots Ia hereby desi,gasted to be ia the Zoaed DiatacicC laoatim as Cr2 (�ene�cal buain�ss districts). 3�Ti0N 3. Th+at t�a� Zonis�g Admiufs�imtog is dis�cted to chsnge , the afficisZ armiasg mgp to shv+� eaid trsct or area frc�m soned dietriae �-2 (limited s�ltipls dWelliag) Co C-� (g�►era1 buainass diatxicte). I � � ' AT'1�.ST: PASSED BY � CXTY Cpf1NCiL � TiiE CiTY OF FBID�,BY THIS DAY OF ,.�.._ ..��..._..._..= 19b6. MAY08 Juk 0. 8irkham CITY CI.ffitK Ma�cvi,n, C, BsunaelZ ., Pt�blic �iwsing: Au s$ 8. I9b6 First Rsading:_�Au�ust 15, 19,"_ 6�_� S�caad Beadingt ' Publish.......: 1. 2e 30 BOARD QF APPBATS 1�8E�1G MLNUTS8 � AUGUST 31, 1966 The Ptieeting was called to order at 7;30 P.M. by Cbairmaa T3swrocki 80�.L,�C !ffi�S Pl3SSBtiTs Nawrocki, Goodric6, Sau�ders, Fitspatrick �3 EIBSBIJTs Jaaycowski Nire �fucr Wtis preseat. TlaQre were no o�hera preseat Eor or ugainst this varieiace. The Board discussed the request with Mro Hafner. t�0?IOPI b Sauaders seconded Goodrich to recmnnead to the Couacil that t6is c a sQ t ante wiC e c �ion t at t ere sat a actor� screea or bcifferiu on the Yaest side of the Mobile�Some Court�� aad that a r vate acces� road eo Baker 5treet inta t�e Court be rovided. Upoa a voice vote, t�re beiag no nays, Chuix�n ilawrocki declared the anotion cszried. Mxso Aadersvn was presente There wer� no others gresen,t for oz agaiast Chis variuncea Tiie Board discussed �che re�uest w�th Z�s. Aadersoaa atrf::ic seconded b Saunders that the Board recommend that the Var�ance hc� ��;,ed. Upoe� a voice vote, trhere beiag ao aays, Chairman Nawrock .�.� .�.�.� declared �be �tioaz casried. Firo �ohn I,indell was pxesent repr�sentia� Ring�s Chalet. T6ere were no others present foz ar against Chis vasi�nce request. '1°he Board discussed the Sign �� I �39 gpARp d0.r /pp�pLALg pl�TUTS3� AtTGUSZ 31, 196b PAGB 2 Ordir►auce pYavision WhLch statsd t6eC nfl pylon or pedestal siga shall be l�aa Chan 14 feet verticle diatance above the street grade level. b0►r unde aQCOndad b Goodricb that tbe Board reaoioead to the Ca�nci ar aaco grente . a vo ce vote, re no wys, � o �"a�re� ec are mot on crirried. AD�Zs TbarQ being no further buainess, C6si�nan Nawrooki declared t� Mseting adjcnrned at 7s57 P.M. Bespectiully submitted. ��s�� Barl P. Wagaer Secretary to the Board � �� NG CON�IISSIQN MERTING « AUGUST 25� 1966 PAG� 1 The meeti�g r�a� cal led te� e�rder at 7 a45 P.M. by Chaira�n Kxavik. BOZL CALL: . Members pzeeent: R�c�n►ik9 Aughea, Brickeaa, Baadal, Bergmn. Othese prestnt: City Manager W�a�►er APP'gdVE MINl1'1'8S dF PZANNII�G C4Il�iISSION t�BTINGs AUGUST 11, 1966: ��...._.... . . .�...... � ._.._......_. . I�TION by Ezickscra, ascrmded by Bandel, ChaC tiu Ylanniag Comiasion minutes of Auguat 11, I966 be appraved. Upon a voir.e vata, tbe mvtioa essx�ied. �IDCEIV�i �II�BS PLATS & SUBDiVISI0N3 SUBCQ�IMI1'1'SL 2+�ETING s AtTGUST 11 1966 s MOTION by Briakaon, aacoaded by Baadel, thst tha Pl�iag Coasisaian reaeive th�e miautes of t�e Plats and Subdiviai�aa Subcommittae ma�ting of August 11� 19b6. IIpon a voice v�te, the mQtion csrried. Cornctioa: Ths m�tioa fo't Lot &plit #66•25, �tymctnd G. Gattcety, page 1, itam 1, she�uid tead '•se,bject to a check of tlls dedieatiaa for soad aaea�nt for 68th Aveaue N,Ee" I�TION by Briatcaoa, esc�asedad by $andel, thst the Plaaning Coe�issian �roc�ive the corsacted tsiautaa �f the Joiat M�tixtg of th� Plats utd 3ubdiviaione aad Streeta sad U�ilieies Subco�mittees meating of Auguet 23, i96bo Upon a voie� v�tte, the me��ie►s� +rsrried6 0 t�OT'tON by Brickaa�n, aec�►ded by Hughes, that the Plaaaing Coamissioa recefve the miaut�s oi the 5geci8l Meeting of the Parks and �ecreatioa Caumis�ion on August 22, 1966. Up�n a vr�ice vote, the motiou carsied. 1. L0� SPLIT �UBST: L�S`�66 15�RAY�MO�� ,ERIl81Y: Lot 1, Bloak I, � srr.r� r Broolcview 2ad Additi+�ne Mra aad Mrs. C,�rnty wese preaemt. Membes Band�l sxplain�d thati th� Plats and Subdiviaions Subcoaeitte� appsarsd tha lot split with the suggeation of ao acco.e on 68th Avenue. Mr. Gesrety sxpiained his u�d�retaading of ths strset dsdic�tioa and the qusstion of tb� quit clafm deed baiag rocorded eaae up. As thez� is uo Yecord of it be� rscosded, it was decidsd to cheak into it. M�mbes Bsr$wn stat�ad the Streats aad UCiliti�s 8ubeoe�fttee rsco�- meuded appsoval of Lt►e lot split, but the dedic,stioa for the road eas�t sbou�d b� checked. ' ,��.��......��.e,as�.,��s n�l�r��.� � �cs�us� �a�.__�4�6,_--- - F+t�� 2 �� ,.�: .�.�::�:m....�a�:,� - , ' , ' i�"�.tiN �;y _Br�a��m�.�� ua��a� b� ��xd�l, �t th� Pis�i� ��mmissic��n �..i�P�+�nr'a� 1hii+� I.�h� spl.i� ��ac��`:�',, 'Y��,� �,��lS, ii�slr-�;s�� fi,� ��sA'��y i.�s��.,l.� Si��k. ]..; I�iz°�a�tcui.� ��acN ,��d�.��.n�e� �sc�'��y� �>:� c��iix�,��.�;x� �a� � "�t}.,iF�� t�'��i: r��dX��,i,�x� �re �€3�� t��3��; ��,��t s��Y�r�se�:�d �� '��ti�i1 � . iJp�n � .�._..�., , _ .: . .. . _. Y.�,. rt�►i�� r�yt��;, �+a� �xt?'��,<.��a �t�.a;�.�� ' �c� C'�sx��.�y ��d k�a ��±uld }u�c� ;r�.> ��aj�c��ns �r.s ��.p;ni.np, es quit •�.1�im dl��:c� fs�� I��: c�d.is,a��d � t�!�� +(bft�� E�r��sau� �.j i�''.�'ZON by ;�e��tay e�cc.rr�.c;�d �� ughe�s, �Ii�:� C��e ]Plan�ni� �oamia,s��n we�tticl 1£�, t�� s�gg��s�; ��e� J�yx��d �� Appa�+ra�� hFSt f� n sp��i.�l uae p�etn►�t iL� �x��.�d �:�r th� pat�ki..�g sp��s, ��►�e I�CCt�BS tr� ��s��i�t�cd �� 68� ��»�aQ, �p��, � ��.�� v�¢;�� °lhe� mrs�#.�n �x�a��i�c�, Z e i0� Sa'S.IT ��'" ° L S e�F'i�roG9 .�.�?Yd �� s T.�t b, L�cits Let�� Additie�n o C�a�.rmax� K�aeik a�at,+�id tit�t �at t?ae �t� �� Lu�ia L.ane i��r�v�m�at , w�te �aad�� iii� �e�r�.�+� xo�d an W�at +a�ad �f ths }+ropearty was discueetd �nd r�je��ted ls�r the� �er� crf %:sts 1�ra�nagt� 7 �rhv etat�d thep �r�ga nat eve� g�irq� t�s apli� th�m ' �hai,�aaa ��g�an e�f �;e Str�ts a��.d Utiliti�s SuUec�mittae sCst�d they w�re �a�t aiwa�r� a�f �hiffi a He e�tad �in� Streats and Util�ties Sub- �or�mitt�e �as �pprc�v�.n� �he L+nt 3rilit �5b�=Q8, Myron Heine, but red tT��fz� th�r Wes� Ya�Z� oft T..�� 4 m�d ,�il c�f 7�+r►�s 3, 6�nd 7 until a study �.a r,e�m�pl��ed tKa �s�af�liah ��+��c�t gtatte��n �i�h veyuld �llow th� split� tiug �� th� �es� vsf �h�� 1e��o If �he �°n�sr� a�i tb� 1�ts Will not �nt to apli.� �h�a �ves�y �r° Ch�� ic�aie is tv�� +�il.�ins� in tht id� of a �tudy� �►� ul�� p�r�c�t weaulc� b� �� t�ni.s tim�e, f�r lssck of �a�erest by ad j�cent pr�pert.y +ywner�, �n d�y the lcat split m In ansar�r � the p�obl� �r� s�cc��e �sn th� West aici�e, it was suggtsted to� a�pp�nr� �1a.� 1�� p1�ic �xic! ��k�a ��uciv da�, ta� get a��a�s. Th� purpoae �f sp1�� wcnxld brs ��a �� :t�� ag�s�n�so It vas atat�d t�� h+� �u�� wili �pll� �,�� ;��e„ '�u�. t�.�� ity �ri�l a�z�t aplit assese- ��s untLl a �.sr� ��x1L� Zs ��a��.l� �pp��rerr3 ��d � �artificate oi su�cve� p��ps�c�do ��: w�� z��2C�c� � p,�a��e�� ck��uld s��l, bu� �► b�flding p�rmit �ra��ald z�cs� b� g��ri a�r��f.1 iCin� ��r �equi�a��nts ��x°+� m�x� In ].958 ��. a�tt�p� �ae �a� 9Eaa� �► e��cam��: p�sttern, tancluding ?.acia I.sas, C�C�esl �� aaud i,.� w*�unc� u� th� wmy i� is na�+v. In this i�nseauea, it was explained th� procees of s�ed tagging si�ssply � ,�a�rs i,g svmeba�dy ch�o+�es eo do anythir�g yi�hh a po�tian of the West lat, ttz� Gitp w�n°t give a building permit unlsse the�r meat certsia co�aditions. Bacauge lot splits u�ually hmppen nae a� a ti�a, a11 thr�t would be necassasq �e fc�r the owner� of ehe r+est o# the lot�a to agre� t� :n establiahed patCa�tuu fas street. The raasc�n fos tha lot aplf� ie t�at Mr. aeiae sold the 8aet half of Lot 4. . �oar�o�a...��_�gxi��.�__s��ma�a,_b� .H��o�.,..�,r;b..c�,the Plau�aiag Comiaeion ra�vmc�nd deatal of tb� Lot Split, �fi6-08,,_M�±roya_Sein��,Lot 4�Lucia.�_ __,. ..�. . . .. ... _ . ... Addi��an,. . U,�oa a. v�i.ce, voea,_ rha motiox►, cani�d. - ' ' ' I ' ' ► ' �.� �Y1�D�� .i+tii`� F3 @ x } "a �&?6: �. r :TE� �4E�¢%{r i, �. d .. � ��D-.�3 } � � .__ _�-� r._._ �° I _. "�,..__ � _ .__, . ._ �.� _ _ _ ._, e.. . _ --- - �...,,,..:. v__._ __..._._ . � N 9 �, �� 6� �ab�a� ��t�� a; d �� s�m��. ��x� �uPF��°ting in��c�� t t,�m ��r�ttiv� t� �� Sub��:�t� �ae�t��.�� d�:�g�ta�ea �.� su�l�i��s�� :� �;;,.�:.�i�n ti�� a�� 9 �� s �d� ��a c�a��i��l ��d ��h� £�s.l.ls��ry ,�g p��g�c�ph. b� �c►�ec10 TE��e ��ec�l�i�an �r�B- b�e�d �n th� kna�rl�edge �h,i� thfa ln�. e�lit . . �rex�i�=l�di��}�-��a� �T��t 1�1� �� L;�t 4, fv��hh�raiox�, 1�ga�ily.ch� �st � �r ...,� . . _ ..�,�..,._ ,..i�t£u��lct be �g�3d„ �e�d �� !3�i��, tia�� if 4ha� l�s� splfC �e �pp��v�i� _ ..._ .� .�.�.��.._�.:,_,..,�.r b�r_ �h�i �;�.�n�il� �rta��i�� ed ��t�;g�d aa� ne�t, �ha�� r��u�11q bc� ao�q - : . _.. eu, .�d�d �� a� ��+s+ut�h �� a��v+�� .�h�a �I�a� h�If A ,�h _ : - - . I ��. ��.� 3pe�ial ��icr7 �nc� R.�c��ti,�x� m�,��ing n� Auguet 2�, 19�i6. �C'�p�� I�1�c�r M�s�.�� P�� e M�b€� Tiug"�a�� a�°�� t.lh� �1ief ��d�l �� p�r�p�e�ei Pa�k t�i th� xo�ef�ia�� st��d �he �8�lcs ��dJ ��.un ��ai,eeia�� w�a�� call ix� i��e p�li�rs��r p1�s ��d.�p�#.,f�c.ati,rr�ss ��a d�vel�pix�g M�Iady Muna��° I'a�ic.. `'�� a� �� h� ��.e��n �a t� �Ca��. :� u�� '��1 gl�zuif-n8 P��ess :��ae €i�+� p��ks a�sd �p��ad'� �S�m i� � �� i�� e� �:h�n ��n t,he� pas � a 'T'�+�� ts�i fe;v� i�h i� p�:��u�� i 1 L s�sr�r id � nux�sb�� :.�sf p��b l e�e , i�� a ha�� ppii�c! �'��° �a��a�;�g �rae�d� c��sc%� t1s� �'�dE�►��1 i�ancl �aand W��:� t�`e�and�s ��.�h �a��? p�:atiri�� f�ci��l iEe��ds �u�l te� �a� t°��+ ��' w�L�. pu� �p. '�� an� �.e �b�u� $7AD00 � �ae��., "�re Pla�� C:�rr�ca�,sa�.�xa ega��d wr�th ��°g�a,� e.hst the a�del wa� �r�� .��t:��,��is�s �°�p��s�a�s g��d a��£�r�t a�xci �igh quali�y �n th� part s�! tb�s '��k� �x�ci ��tf.�se C'�aoniss�,�in aad i��askt�d �b�m� �t �r�� x��t�d �t ga�kiag a��s ��s �� in�ludtds �n� ,i�gh�s e�cp��a lx►�d ��t t�hi,� ��t��;a�L��° ,��t�; L�fta� ��:��sa �h� et�et ix��an �.:nc�as�ri,�l to �� S��•us�.� ��i �� f �� ,�g ��x�� °�� y�� i l�i a owa use �f s��r�� pa�king w+i�� 'l �. t�,R� r�i ��.�:ax.t ��„ �� t�, � c�� :�c� �� t.� p��a� p:c,�ba�blq ��p��a+�t� P.�l..��v 1�`✓ �.�.� �i�.a.�'L��+�,_ �.�� r ti�a�a�sy s�� , g�a�ar �.�� P1�a�eing �r�i.ssi�rn �s�u� �� .s•s ��a� P,�� k�s arad ��a�� C �. =7� �' a,r�a� � � �,,;�� in ��n� s � l�ng t h e �rp� �f ��s�lras�.,:,� �l��g �� 1�� €� ��:��.�s�:�� f�� th� a9�v�f.;�sgas�xs� �a� ��#,.r ��s�� '��k� �p�� i �r;�i�.e= vs��t�y �.ha� xi�7ti�+n ��-��d„ �.o�ros� �� a�n��:�� p�a�� .��s � .�.� �..�..�...�.......��.. i�`�0.�'� ��r i��„ ��r��r�ei �,y� �u�fiaa��, �� tnua the p��►p�s�d �a�d�� O�rd�a:a�+�� 9� ua�:�t p��p�� ,,� E;��s a�� su'bm��t�ed. U�n �s v��c��r �s�c��. �h� ��i�� x�t�do D,� 5i4P1 D� ��ViSION,�tIILDING PEttMI�' APPLIt�AT7ON tEQIIIgE�NTS : e�K�'t'TO�I bq B�tnd�2y s�ade!d bp Eaci�l�on, t�at Yt� ;�i b� �oa�inued uaatil �pt�� 2�A 19b6� Utp�n � v�i�e vata, ��e �tton ��cied� 41°H D�,:_ F[ANN�D bl�ti'ELOPI�RNT DLST8i�T5 s A��:�� re�di�ug aver t�ht 4th d�aft, th� Com�osittee felt they had di��xea�d it sufiici�ntlp, �nd �rha� tha 4th draft sea�us tc� be� imm t�he c�x'�� f�� and t�t th�r c.aruld a�ec�aeend adoption tn the �e�un�ii �cc�p� f�►� t;he iae�t eeatea�e � ll ' � ' J ' , ' ' , , � `� � Plannia� Commissi�n Mset�na � 1�u�z+•�� 25. I96b_ paS; ._�lOTION, b�r_ Hc�h.esS. _ s�c+o-�acl�d b�r lBandel. that tb� Planniny_�,.Commiseioa rec�eud, ada�ptic�a► ef Che� .f�u��x dra�� .�f �h� ,��dinance_ f�� qPlaxm�d w �� _.� n n D�rvelap�m�nt D�s�aeicts and eCxi.ke �resm �� fouae�h drasft .Che list ~. .�� ,,�u'agxaph �►a p�g� 16,_ Upon a v�i�� e��, �he �ti�n,caxrie�d.,._'�, 7. IiOS� DIS�t85SXOit dN Pg.�}Is1ING ��S�m�i B.�O�GANT�T'ION a Mamb�r tiugtt�� t�ted �e und�� ;��i��,�, Ie�m 2, i�e questioaed ��amp�aca�'ty su3�cc�uitt� p�,npoa�x�. I� �.a aaye �l�x to him in re�tditag �hs miuu�ffis t.i�� purpc�e� ef �hh#.s cc�it��. 1Ct �sa hia impressian it vas �e �'��g �oami�tsi�n i,tse2� ta� w�o�ic �o:�Y� th� �ax�suitmat in dzwel�► � iu$ �� 9'701�Y p�a�ra�� P It was e�cplaia�d thst �hia wae a cc�ud�n�ed opiafvn �f the memb�rs who wer� present at tbst a��inp;, aaad �a�sed on the aeevmpti�n thers wili b� a 703 prefgr�e Th,�3, �al�d m}��t a pl�nnar �aad adminietra- eiv� funati��s, �cd f�slr ttie technical �r�►�rk �,ld be doae by Mr. Fie�due. There ta � w�y � a�equirs 2h� £e�1:Cr.g �f' tia� gr�pl� unless you t�tlk t� the�o L�r bafris� s eubcas��.tteet c�sn�sed �.f th� oe�mbe�rs euggested ia �e mia�ut�a, the�► cvea�fl �np�1y �r �33�c�ca� with thut tyge e�f iafo�- �ioa ��nd ��.$� k�ep the �ouncil �nd �'1a��nixag �isffiiron infe�ran�d of th� ��h�ic�l p��e��n ef �e p�a� �� dv�► �tr. Ho�ae i.nforasation isa r�ould g�t tcr� t�aki:ag tar �e p�a�l�� M�amber Hughes felt tba� f� th�+ �rigi�aal p�agzmm, the £unctioa of �he Plaaniag C�isei�n +was �o co�aa�icata� the puls� of the geople tr the plsnai,�g caaeultant. Ia �.h� taegir�i.n� �ha� �ui�ahility oi the pl�nex s+effo�� in tta� p�el�iaassy piaassa was by diacuasion �rith the Plasan3x�g �o�eef.�a, ��r ��d �� a� co��idexation, bq the i�lsnni�$ sa��s �g,��,�era ��aas�� pubi.i� �e�inge, atc., th� suita= �il��r �f �� pi,�cn wc��ald b� ,�� x�i1y �dopted by the Coun�il. M'�� '�•��s. 8�'�C:t� ��'i@� 4dE�'� ��;i� �c� ��k,e same of the load ' �f� �h� P�.��.� ��a��,,�,a ,�� G��,�� g��a ��gh� fsnralva msny a�tings mm�td thie ��p �vaAiai �ca r�►�r� r�� ,��,z.� �c�; �h� glaaaiag conaultaat. ' ' ' I ' I ' Tl�e "i0i81 pr�gars�, ��id �abe� Hu�h�s, i,� � naejor piece of plan- ni� s�fiicla �ri�.l g� �n i.� �h�e �it;y f�r ��a s�sexi 10 yea�ta . If the Pl�nm niaag Caa�aiesi�on is t� be �e��uB�,b3� f;�� vtmaiaixag, l:h�y raill be imolvsd vt�cy de�p2q i.at �v�try inaCwn�m i� s��aa ��s be �tn e�n�ti�elY wtoa8 aPP�coaCh � hane �i�y s�ark�rs . I� t.f�� cit f��n e s�►�an� n� vfe�v is to b� brought im, tbia �issie�n i� th� c��iz�na" �egeri�a be�dy. Sstabliahment of s subcommi.tte� is a raund�bout �ay of ��qufr�z�g i�. The propoasl including a�ne from tt�� angiaeering dfepart�nent, tiae Ciey Man�agar and the City AttOrn�ry ma�kse 3/S oi td�is �uamF.a��staip app�f.z��ed personne! and strikes me ns� beic�g fg� fromn th�s best �a�s3r a�f t�ringing � clase ctti�en°B undersLsnd- ing aa�a zixizea opiniaae Tha pra�pvs�I Co taeve a cauncil �,ber and a plsaning co�nisai�n sotatita�, alaa sC�ikas me as being lesa than desirsbla. �'°��' �i$ g��tio�, not one g�xe�a �auld be fuYlq irna�u,ledgesbl� oi the eub�i�t�e � s�rk s� continu�ty of �la� suhcoaenittes tmd op�rations i+�uuld sest entirely with the e�splc�y�ea oi tha Ci�y. :[t was mentirnnad that �ada� said h� 2aas re�shufiled hia thinking eb�ut handliag thc� puoject� One of hi.s paYtx��s c�ill b� invo2vad sad ' he wi31 ss�iga �ua man i�or thia pmtc��cul�r pro�rrm �ahu will wcrk on ��°� p�j�� ZY. 7Eh$ State i�w s�ya the Pl�x►ning Coaa�aisaion is to ' �_�. �lamn C+�e�.$sio� M�. m Aa s� 2� 196G• Pa 4 5 appa�ave �.�at�veY is adag�Ced, Tt w�as fel� tls�t auch a aomplex doacunent ate Ch� "701"' pr��rom ca�uld �s� �� I�id a�asc � a tmb? e� and �reccr�aended by �a stabc�i�ter�o �s 1�ag �s Chase ie a limit t� Che t3� spanC in meetiatg, would rsth�r ha�vs tla� �c�naul.tadat mmea� yitk� �ae �ourecil snd Planaing CommissiAa th�n ra subc�iC�, '�.�e �rl� L�ad shau2ri b� agl.i� =m der aot thiak � lx�dy � d�a la��y m M� a3ergu�a w�ruld �%Itcs ��eqtae;s� H�►dn�r h�r h� wmuZd pr�pa�aa � gvv �b�u� dev�al�pmant �£ his �f�:�a�ir�n. He said h� belie�ved �eap discusa��a� c�f pa�bl� �ad �1�m�Ynstes is tl�e way yau develop s� �f ihtt pl�a:i,i�g e �ar He�gh�a s8id hia ab��cti�ns �rs no� isi tesma af suggaati�a �o I3�� but �rs the t+asme mf ��ener�i �e�rg�nnizati�a o�' the Plannin,g Gammieeirrao It �alla f.e�r ss�a�Sliak�.�a� �nf new subcr�mmittea vithia �he Plaani,� :Cor,�n3.gsi��ae �� rs aa� nvt baBi�lly �mpreeeats-� tiv� �f t�e Planu� �isa�on� I� da�e�$ n�� se� t� hie� tbat this px�ap�s�d �ub�.i�� ia � p��a�� g�a�c� �� h� diatu��i�n canc�rniag ��'��i��t��y� �£ �r.� P1�n,�xxs.� �o�Z.�ei�nr iie thaugh� iL �n3ght be ��t��]ll�t �itAg s!e ��JL ge.�g' ArJU�.i��, �d b�li�ves it toe� �arly tu talk �6nu� iC �y�� , �sw th� ��ist�c��i�u �►� °ti�%"� p��g�,� ia ha�ndlmd is a�no�has �t��rn �d tia� a��g,�iz�Cic�a s►f 3..,�e� Pl�x�a�.a�g Cmm��ssiron Wi11 b� with e�a �'o� �x�r yes�� +� cr�� 2`�:.� ��f..t��y ifi tiae�re i�e �ne, shaul.d be � s�r�.�n� r�raai.t��ee in c�as��c:��.�as vai� t�:� «'i01g' pa�g�mm. : �. +�� i r.� � . ��e baeixcg x� fu�c�h�� 'bc��s�ea� �ia�a Kravik sd��suzn�d tha um��if.� sa� 9e5Q Pa�I, �e�ap�t�ullp s�b�itted �Ji� - ` � V`Y r •'�Y'L�r 13AL�i V��`L�Y: A�O�,�J.D3g 3�.°iZ��Z� F�'�IDE�Y SAFETi' C+�f�T2'�� P�3��1iNG �S�PIU�iS - AUGU�� 17, 19b6 The Meetiag was cailed to order at 8000 P.Mo ROL� �ERS PRSSBNT: Lin�on, Weiss, Reverend Stone, Sz�gda �SCUSSIOi�T O�F' VIOLATION OF 0$DINANCB ON FENCBS: �8s Feace at 8200 Bast River Road and Ixontoa. MOTION by Weiss that the feace is to be cut or moved to co�ly with the Ordiaaace. Seconded by Reverend Stooe. The M,aeion ca�rfed. . SB_ s H,Ye�d�ge at 8310 East Aiver �toad. MOTION by Weiss that said hedge be trim�aed dowa to proper heighC of 3 feet :�nd kept at that beight Co comply with Ordie�ance aad that this Ordinaace be strictly eaforced. Seconded bq Szegda. The Mo�ion carried. RBe Hed�e on Monroe and Mi�sissippi. MOTIdN bq Weiss that the hedge oa the northeast corner be cut to conply toith the Ordinaace. Seconded by Reverend Skone. The Mption carried. R8: Lilac bedge on M�ia Street sad two other #ences. MOTION by Szegda that all liiac bedges on M�ia Streee snd the redwood wovea fence oa Main Stseet at the corner of Crown Road be made to complq witb the City Ordinance. This is a traffic hazard. The fences bordering East River Road betwean Rickard xoad aad Craigway should be included in. the enforeement of this Ordinaace, and it is recoam�ended that this mat;:,c-�� be refesred to ti�e proper authorities and actecl os ic�diat�ly. Second�E:� �3► Reveread Stone. Ti�e Motiom cazried. STOP SIGNS 02J STBEETS �PJTLHZNG 613T AVL��ITUEB MOTIO�i by Weiss ttaat stog si�ns b� �sssc��d on all streeCS eatering fran efther side outa 61st Avenue Northease - West of U�iversity to Main Street. Seconded by Szegda. T�e Mo�io� ca�ried, STUDY O�F TRAFFIC ON 7TH S?'�BET: it was suggeated by Ciisira�aa i.inton that a traffic count be made oa 7th Street os Septe�aber 'th aftex school apeas, and the resu2ts be given to the Safety Committee at tEesir next meetiag for furthex stucty. The Safety Cflmmittee also wfshes to co�ner�d the Fridley Police Department for their diligence witih traffic violatogs oa 7th Street, and snggest that theq set up t6ei�c radar coutrol at intermitteat intervals from aow on. 3econded by Weies. Che Motion carried. " STOP 8IGNS AT AI.D�N WAY AND CRAIGWAYs The Safetq Committee feels that stop signa at these intersectioas will not solve the problem here. � �� '+�q� .-�a.7 95p<•r,aT�?`�, i4Fi�"-" pe�"''/y. r�+ y � G">. �7d'1S�L'�la�6 �LL�s.�uLB�L'a �'�=�6riL'se.RD �V�3UJ.. �Ry �--� �� F� BRTSNSI�1 fl�F 73RD FR�'S EAST B��R 80AD TO IiiGS+1AY �+7 0 T�s �afety Co�nietee feels tbe extensioa of 73rd from East 8ive� 8oad to Highwaq �47 shou�,d be abandaz►ed in favor of improveu►ent of Osborne Roado The reason beia� tha� we c�auld ti�en l�ave two maia Whoroughfares two blocks apart doing tne same jo�. The geeling was usiaaimous� PI�A.vS FaB SEBjIYCE S7CA7'ION BY �BICI�t�T I�T801EtA�i C08P�ORA3'�,ONa Ttse plans for � service sta�ion bg Sricicson Petrolewn Corporatioa were accepted by the Safe�y Co�ittee as iso The Motion caxried. ADJOURN�NT a Motion by &evsrend SLone to adjourne Secoaded by Weisse The Mption carriede The Next Meetis�� will b2 Septea�er 21, 196b at 8v00 PeMe ReBpectfnlly Submieteci, Grace We Szegda Acting Secretalcy to the Committee ' � ' ' I , I ' It I •, I � LO�ATION: LEGAL DES�:�:; �T� STItE�T ADB�SS : FR�DL�Y INSI�CxOR CF EUz�,��:�c,�s : �� Cl.�'� Or^ FtZ?:,U'��?, M::i:�I�:S�iA APPI,��A�iC��I F'.'„Z SitYI� F� �'1`fIT l , J ,� , I 9 (O / The undersigna_d hereby malces A��plic�*i.on fer � pe.r.ani_t rox the work her.ein s�+�ac�ified, ��re��ng to do all �aox�; in s�±-ict ��copc;��ra �.itli L'►ze City uz'�,inar�cAs an�d rulir��s o� the i;�p?.rt�ent oi iu{ �.dLt:�o � and h�'I'4:i��7 U�f'•C � iSi.(?S '�s2i3� aII ti.e ��cts and represantations state3 in this a;�n�.i.ca:.�on n:e trua ar..d cntrect. zor��c c°.�ss�:�.r.L��c� or acti:vLx QL P��r��:�: �:�� o� sa��s: _� - — __ _ (_ i oa� 5H . (;"l - 2 tr.hreLgh g) HCW INSTA�,i�D; 02t .��ON ROv:� I�"'1vE��WiS� Q:d �'i :DG. 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UWNER' S NAME � ., f' < � ^y - $UILDER � / . _. , . :j ; ,� �� - e „ ,: _ _�•,-< <: -.%-� , ' ADDRESS �DRESS� �,� _ / (,� � � . ;° ; %�-� , � f,� �c � � LOCATION OF B.UILAINGr ; � ==-�'-�. C- ,� / � Street �,�/� .f �."�.� ;l /1:.�' f �'� t of Lot --y- ,�_...�_ -._.._.�... , '' L µ-�----� _a-��K 1 ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION %' : �� /� / 'r^ r. �"'�i--Ll p•f.� t Corner Lot � 4 -�'" _ Znside LOT" �---' Setback �'� �, Side-Yard � ( `'� � ' �� _ _ ^ ,.....SE6JER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ELEtT�TIDI��i_ Applfcant attach to this form �o �ertificates of Survey of LoC and proposed , building location drawn ot� these CertifiCates. ' ' , � � ' , I , � , DESCRiPTION �F BUILDING t To be� used �s;° ;'(�/ �, f �, ;� %i t �. , „ �..,. j , Front ' �DePth � <'. Height L� , ` `; 1 ' � �` {''``!... sq. Ft . / �- !�_- ._ ' '� < <;�.ii"' --�—�-.� Cu. Ft. �- 1 � t ? ,'l � '� a � �--. � � �i --'�'`' �� " /� Fr�nt ,% � V. _ Depth r .f! Height t� (. � �.. � i / Sq. Ft. %'^'fl �,� Cu. Ft. r�! :� . , �. Type of Construction ' �� Estimated Cost'��:� �� /,� ��; `� / — To be completed � The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to do alI work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley prdinances and rulings of the Department of Buildings, and hereby declares that all the facts and repres�t►tations stated in this application are true and correct. /f / - -� DAT$ '7 - - i C: : � . � f., SIGNATIIRE i,,• � . --f �' �.I, ' �/ - .-�—, i - �•. , -, % ,� �- (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side). � ' � � � � .' t � �� . l , )_ , ) 5�) r t � � ��' . .' l �� '��: �' ` . t-� � �' r. � � �, ._ , � � . �. .., � , ,., . , l_ c:. 4_, , �; ,. , �.;� �,. , � ; �<:1-< <�; �� I�, i ` .. z.=. .,;` i� � � � �� ; � , � {.i . . r s , -' i "'i , ..,�,,. �.� -'.. .. _ . _. _.._.�-.l--y��_.—.'---- - - .... . `� � • �:� , i � .. . • .' � �+�J ......�..........,...�,.......:_...�..,..a �.'` .�........,�...�i.�J... ,>n.,�.,� � f� � t_ �Y I i. �:�� 1. .��it.L' i � �CJ i ��.' r'J ('1`i t..� � �.' iv«. � :' �i ' ,'�\ ��. i: � —�:}- - �, ,• F �.,; . r' C _.+s .-.— 7 r l.J� � � L-U � �� Vl .� f'- �) �1 1 t � � � ry -c � .._ _.__. ._.. . .__ . . .. . \ � -- ._ _ � . ,.. + �� ° ..+�y-m�-�-----.�s�. ... . � ✓ �.....y�°�:. --- � . ` ! .�-� \ ' I , �Y � �� 1� r LIhJr�^ 5..�. 1��J fC ��' J/ /� - �' ��,-kiw'�r�� `��`, . ,"r_,��C��j�-�� i��s1T5I � . � - ,-,. . . . . ... . � ti,• �'� E_ '� � , � i ,, ;-, .; 1�, r; T GZ� i. E t'1 N i: �, � ��<` .! j c- ! P i' �. � E_ � J 1 A�� i�' i�i `, F � ��i"•,�J;��/ �,F� �F,,. ��_� �vt��r�i�:`... ��}� L�.�; % ��;._� � "'<'� ►' r`�'�T� ,J � , .� r�c_ �,_ _. ,�a,�'S q.-.I., �, , TG !f-j.�.. �'I ��1 �,� �F�_��L� �� ''t��if�� .•;�. ' "i ��i� (�.�3. � i.��. �.��.�� i �� '- /�t�. �ii��.��`1C�� Z't1;,1'�<<��v� �� i.��i�j� r�N�� 1t_� �l ``��:..� E ��.�� (�,'� ��'..� ��. �i•.,� �-� �• � l,��f� � .. �.. _�- , �.��< < F1fv, FrG(�1 CK_ _;�.,'' �� ND ;�.;�:�.;CY��v E�� r�-�� c�k ��r;i:;t:� !�-tir C��t� .: SLr-��.'�,�,�'�,<,�.! �E��-.�.,r,;% i��yt:>f.:. / n � ^ . 1 ` C, v .�� .�i t. � - •-. -- ---- .�.»'— _`±��.1._- --- L� Ct�J/1�-.[` c. ��t. �<��r R;. ��---_i E k E;� �•\��i: �Sl,�+�V.�.'rC�� Kc<��, r!c. 3��b . � � �:. 3 i f_:' k . _ f�'j ; •� �: - C� �: �' 2 - <.1 � . : i .�i � PI20POSAL FOR REORGANIZING PLANNTNG COMMISSION AS DISCUSSED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSTON AND CITY COUNCIL - AUGUST 29, 1966. l. General Chairman - At large and member of combined Plats & Sub- divisions and Streets & Utilities Committeeso � 2. Building Standards - Combined with Building Board Chaisman replaces General Chairman on Building Board. Four permanent members of Building Boasd serve Building Standards function on ca1.l. Four permanent members plus three ward members serve Building Boaxd function on two regular monthly meeting basis. No discussion of disposition or funetion of other two members of present Building Standards Sub-committee. 3. Parks & Recreation - Remains as is. 4. Plats & Subdivisions - combined with Streets & Util.ities. Streets & Utilities - combined with Plats & Subdivisions. Chairman of either Plats & Subdivisions or Streets & Utilities ��would be chairman of this combined committee and the other chaixman would be a member at large and also a member of this joint committee, 5o Member-at-Laxge - Serves on combined Plats and Subdivisions and Streets & Utilities Committee. 6. Board of Appeals - Eliminated, if legally feasible, with Special Use Permit function to be handled by Planning Commission and setback, etco variance function to be handled by Councilo 7. Safety Committee - Bulk of Safety Committee functions to be handled " by City statf. , ;; y�y �`! T i� �: ` � / \�c_. 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Inc, 1841 i3riiversity Avenue Sto Paul, Minnesota 55104 Sstimate #5 �Partial) Water �vev�nt Fsoj+act 7S-Co Schec��uls �, acc�aing to ooatr�tt �High surfa� Pwaps au� �hre� Ad+dit3,ona�S F.:�ltsx's m Ccaataons Pa�ck) soil sal3rdiff,�ra� 3nco ' 10601 03.�oan �ie�ial. E�rive Ki�v�eaPolis, �rirrssota 554Z7 ' 8stimate #1 `Fi�alj foac woock co�oplwt�d in ��t� io� wifih sanitary s�rs,c repair woack wn�ies OoBoPo Ps�ogramo , Randall � Begglin 6801 Paa� Cu=ve � Hinneapc�3.isa �lira�esotm �5432 $ 39,6a9o16 $ 58737oS0 $ 9Q035o8Q Sstimste �4 (Fi�lj toar wt�k ��t� in �a�ct� ' 3,aa� with ssn�tas'y sawees' rapal,r woarh u�d+s�c th� O.►� QP o , �� 10,167a95 I , I � I ' I ' �, Camstoak & Davisv Irseo Co�aultiAg �igi�c� 144G Coun1� lto�d "J" �tinn�a�iso �titu�strks 55432 Sstimats #Z �F3a�.1) gc�ar the f�tnlr�hin�g ofc Pro%ss3�oa�a,i. 8ng�ing Sesvi�a:es gaoc planning atx'� gone�csl syper- visioti of t.l� a�r�atsuct�ton of Im�acave�nt ProjeCt 73 auxl '73A (54th atrd I�ruek 5ti� A�ditf�� 3 0 349 0?�2 is�t�tto #�1 - f� ths furale�ing o€ Psofiesi�on�ol 8�agineerinq s�rv�s to� planr,inq strest �a�pacow�osat 1966-5,� (�nns�icudc 5th l�dit3,�j � 4,565oS5 $atimsts #1 � gaa�c th�s #ut�shi�g oi Pro�si�al ' $ngi�acia�g sssvicers fac pla�irg sa�itary s�weac,a water and stc�m sewe�c I�aravec�nt Psoj�ot Noo ?9 �,C Fai7Ck� �YtBt�C�Ct �`O�d,T'�a I�Q) $ 3m467►o�0 .�; � ' - ' � .��3 C�t�iSTOCK & ?DAVIS9 INC. , ConauZ��.ng Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Mianesota 55432 ' August 29, 1966 ' Honorable Mayor and City Council. c/o Mr. Earl P. Wagner, Citq Manager ' Citq o£ Fridleq 6431 University Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 ' Gentlemen: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER ' We hereby submit Estimate �I, the fiaal estimate� for Soil Solidifiere, Inc., 10601 Olson Memorial Drive, Minneagolis9 Minnesota 55427, in connectioa with sanieary sewer repair work under O.E.Pe Program. The repairs are listed by ' number in accordance with aur memo to l�ir. T. Wasbotten, Minneeota Department of Health, dated March 15, 1966. ' REPA__ I_ R�Z: Able Street -- 73rd Avenue N.E. to 75th Avenue N.E. (M.H. 188 to I89) Labor $1,413.52 ' 13X Labor Burden 183e76 $1,597.28 I�feterials ' silicate 17 drunes @ $Z0.00 340.00 Chloride 30 bagg @$3v00 90.00 430.0� $2,027.2$ ' lOX Overhead 202.73 15x Profit & Contingeneies 334.50 ' $2,564.51 ` , Equipment Rental 5 days @ $3.00Jdaq 1,500.00 ' TOTAL BILLING...... 4 064.51 ._.� REPAIR #3: Able 5treet -- ?3rd Avenue N.E. to ZSth Avenue N.E. (M.H. 189 to 184) ' Labor $ b2b.95 ' 13X Labor Bu�den 81.50 $ 708.45 Materials Si7.ica�e 12 dru�s @ $20.00 240.00 ' Chloride 24 bags @$3.00 72.00 312.00 $1,020.45 , 1 C�ty o£ Fridley Est. �l - Soil Solidifiers Sewer Repair, O.E.P. Program REPAIR �3: (Cont.) lOX bverhead 15X Profit & Contingencies Equigment Rental 2'� days @ $300.00/daq TOTAL BILLYNG...... -2- REPAIlt �9: 63rd Avenue N.E. -- Monroe to Quincq Labor 13X Labor B�xrden Materials Silicate 8 drums @ $20.Q0 Chlorfde 16 bags @ $3.00 10% Overhead 15X Profit & Contin�enc�.es Equipment Reneal 1 day @ $300.00/daq TOTAL BILLING...o.. $350e25 45.53 160.00 48.00 August 29, 1966 $1,020.45 102.04 168.37 $1,290.8b 750.00 $2,040.86 $ 395.78 208.00 $ 603.78 60.38 99.63 $ 763.79 300.00 1 063.79 RLPAIR �20: 63rd Avenue N,E. -- Jackson to Quincq BID ITEM 600.00 REPAIR #23 &�PAIR �24: R3vervie� �errace -- Buf£alo St. to 79th Ave. 79th Avenue -� Rivervi�w Terrace to Broad St. Labor 5351.32 13� Iabor Burden 4S.67 $ 396.99 Piaterials Silicate 5 dxums @ $20.00 Ghloride 10 bage @ $3.00 100.00 �C.aO I30.00 $ 526.99 ;�� .t� of �ridleq Est. �1 - Soil Sol3dif�.ers S�s�er Repair, O.E.Ps Pragram REPAIR ��3 & REPAIR �24: (Cont.) lOX Overhead 15X Profit S Contingancies Equipment Reniai 2 daqs @ $300.00/3ay TOTAL BILLING...... RECAP: #2 #3 �9 #20 i�23 #�4 TQTAL BILiING...... -3- $4,064.51 2,040,86 1,063.79 600v00 633.32 633.32 $9,035.80 _ .t3� August 29, 1966 $ 526.99 52.70 86.95 $ 666.64 600.00 I 26b.64 lSC1�Ul� L 1,QW �UP� • • • • a e • • s o w e • o e e • • � e e e s e a e .$9, 035 � O� R��pec�ful�.p rutsmit�ed, C�DtRSTC3�K & I�t'�Vi:S, ZTIC. m �y E. V. Comstock, P. E. EVC/cb cc: Soil Solidifiers, Inc. [-� ' COMS2`OC'R & �AVIS, IN�. Consulting Eagineers i446 County Road "�" ' Minneapolis, Mianesota 55432 August lI, 1966 Honorable Maqor 8 Cit� Couacil c/o Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Rridlep 6431 Uaiversitiy Avenese N.E. t�ianeapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemem: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We herebq submi� Estimate �4, the final estimate, for Randall & Berglin, 6801 Plaza Curve, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432, in connection with sanitary sewer repair work under the O.E.P. Progr�m. The repairs are Iistesi by number in accordence with our meraa to Mr. T. Wasbotten, Minaesota Depa�tment of Health, dated March I5, 19b6. REPAIR �i 74t�h �ivenue -- E. River Road to Lincoln Street Moving Machine Labor P/R Taxes & Ynsuraace, 18X Materials: 1/Z1 4 Te�n Coke I/25 Subsis�ance, °ump Supt. 1/26 20' 8" CIP @ $3.4�a 2/1 1 Ton Coke 2/5 28` �" CiP @ $3.44 4 Sacks Cemerc�, Quict� Set Misc�lla�ec�us Soint Materials 15X Pro�f3t and averhead Equipment Rental TOTAL RILLIN� $2,144.62 386.03 Sub-total ' REPAZR 2 At�1e Street -- 73rd Avenue N.E. to 75th Avenue N.E. (I�IH 188 - MH 189) ' Moving Equipment Labor $2,45I.74 P/R Taxes and insurance, 18% 441.31 ' ' $ 71.46 2,530.65 110.43 7.00 68.80 97.74 96,32 52.80 25.00 $3,060.20 459.03 2,307.13 $5�826.36 S 68.50 $2,893.05 (Cont.) : a�� city �f F'ridley Fin�l Est. - Ses�rer Rpr., Q.E.P. -2- REPAYR �2 (Cont.) Mat�rials: 2/15 16 Ton Coice 2/23 Subsistance, Pump Supt. 8" Clay Y 9' 8" CIP @ $3.44 2 Ea. I/8 C1ay Bends @$14.Sd 4' 6" VCf' @ $0.87 3 Saks Quick Set Cement 2/24 14' S" 8" CIP @$3.44 14' I" Copper @ $OobO 1 Ea. Cu - Cu Fitting 1 Ea. I/8 Bend 2/26 24' 6" VCP @ $0.87 1 Ea. 8x8x8 CIP Tee 14` 8" CIP @ $3.44 3 Saks Quick Set C�meng G�s Co. Service Repair Flashers Miscel2aneous Joint Materials 15X Profit axid Ove�head Equipment Rental Base and Stzeet Work TOTAL �ILI,ING REPAIR �4 57th P1ace -- 5th Stree� to 6th Street Moving Machine Labor -- S�pt, 42 @ 4.54 $231.00 Operator 45'� @ 4.95 225.0� Oiler 54 @ 3.96 213.84 Helper G7 @ 3.96 186.12 Pump Supe. 14 @ S.SO 77.00 $934:04 P/R Taxes and Insurance, 18� 1b8.I3 Materials: 1/6 255° 10" CYY @ $3.83 thru Joint Mat�rials �/9 Subsistaace Carbon Coke 15X Oneshead and Profit August 11P 1966 Sub-Total $ 97.66 25.00 14.00 199.82 Sub-Total $ 445.34 14.00 5.49 30.96 29.00 3.48 38.60 49.88 8.40 3.85 14.50 20.88 12.00 48.16 38.60 27.50 39.60 25.00 $3,8I6.79 572.52 a,s4z.s3 $�,ZSZ.ia 562.50 7 794.64 $ 76.07 1,102.17 336.48 $i,si�.�z 227.21 $1,741.93 (Cont.) �i � i�� 1 Cit� of Fridley , Ffnal Est. - Sewer Rpr., O.E.P. -3- ' �PAIR �4 (Cont.) Equipment Rental: LS78 LinkbeXt Backhoe 31 @ 14.09 $436.79 , 1 Ton Dump Trucks 28 @ 4.00 112.00 3%4 Ton Pickups 56 @ 3.00 168.00 Mud Pump 28 @ 7.00 56.00 , Well Point System 4 days @ 52.15 204.60 Sub-total Job Price as of Febxuary 5th Adjustment on Weil Point System b�sed on letter of ' March 4th (Add) TOTAL BILLING REP',,, AIR #S VaaBuren -- 7Sth Anenue N.Ee to Osborne Road Labor -- Supt. 10 @ 5.50 $ 55.00 Operator 11 @ 4.95 54.45 Oiler 12 @ 3.96 47.52 Helper T @ 3.96 2I.72 Movfng Machine P/R Taxes and Insuras�ce, 18X Materials: 1/I9 1 Ea. Wqe E x 6 thru 1 Ea. 6" il8 B�nd 1/24 .�oint Matierial Carb�n Cok� Z5X dverhead and Profie $ 5.50 3.42 25.4U 137.76 August 11, 1966 977.39 $2,7'19.32 -_ 241•20 . i?s960.52 $ 164.f�9 57.64 29_ • 64 $ 194.�33 1-� 8 3ub-Total $ 423.65 63.54 $ 487.19 Equfpment Ren�al: LS78 Linkbelt Dragline 8@ i4.09 $112.72 Trunke, Dump, 1 Toe 10 @ 4.00 40.00 Pickups, 3/4 Ton 20 @ 3.00 60.00 Mud Pump 8@ 2.00 1b.00 `� TOTAL BYLiING _j REPAIR �6 ChanneZ Road Easement -- Channel Road to the South Moving Machfne Labor -- Supt. 44 @ 5.50 $242.00 Operator 48 @ 4.95 23T.60 O3Ier 44� @ 3.96 176.22 Helper 44 @ 3.96 174.24 Pump Supt. 15-3/G @ 5.50 86.63 Pump Man 42'� @ 4.26 I81.05 __._ 22$ • �2 715.91 w�i� $ 63.14 1,097.52 (Cont.) f�1 Citp of Fridlley Final Est. - S�rer Rpr., O.E.P. REPAIIt #6 (Cont. ) P/R Taxes & Insuraace, 18X Materiala: 1/Z1 32' 8" CIP @ $3.07 thru 5' 8" oCP @ $1.2I 1/16 4� Yda. Rock @ $�.t30 Joint Materiais Carbon Coke Subsistance 15X Profit and Overhead -4- S 98.24 6.05 18.00 25.OQ 196.59 14.00 August 11, 1966 195.75 $1,293.27 357.88 Sub-total $1,714.29 257.14 $1,471.43 Equipment Ren�al: LS78 Linkbelt Dragline 43�� C� 14.09 $612.9Z Trucks, Dump, 1 Ton 42 @ 4�00 168.00 Piciceips, 3/4 Toa 84 @ 3.fl0 252.d0 Mudpc�p 42 @ 2.00 84.00 Well Poine Syetem 6 da. C� 62.21 373.26 Cat Load�r 3@ 14.00 42.00 Sub-total Job Price as of Februar3r �th Adj. on Well P�int Sqs�em bs�sed on Iet�er s�f 3/4 (Add) TOTAL BILLING REPAIR �i 76th Avenu� -- Hayes to Ga�field Moving Equipment, 2--1�-66 Labor $71�>i2 Paqroll Taxes & Insurauce, 18X 128065 Materiala: 3/2 4 Tons Coke 8° �" CI� @ $3.44 2 S�ks Quick Set Cement Flash�x�s Atiscel2aneous Joint Materials 15X Profit and Uverhead Equfpment Rental Base and Street Work TOTAL BI�.LING 1L532.18 $3,503.6a 295.44 $3,799.Q5 $ 63.69 843.37 122.41 27.52 26.40 13.20 25.00 Sub-total $1,121.59 168.23 946.26 $2,296.08 222.50 2 458.58 (Cont.) � %� �ity of Fridley Final Est. - Sewer 'Rpr., O.E.P. -5- REPAIR #8 76th Avenue -- Ulqsses to Hayes Moviag Machine Labor -- Supt. 30� @ 5.50 $g67.75 Opr. 33� @ 4.95 16§.83 Oiler 33� @ 3.96 132.66 Helper 23'� @ 3.96 83.06 Pump 12 @ 4.26 51.12 $600.42 P/R Tax and Insurance, 18X 1A8.08 Materiais: 1/16 4' 8" CIP @$3.07 $ 12.28 thru Caxbon Coke 190.87 1/19 Joint Materials 25.00 15X Overhead and Profft Equipment Rental: - LS78 Linkbelt Dragline 25 @ 14.09 $352.25 Dvanp Trucks, 1 Toa 34 @ 4.00 136.00 3/4 Ton Pickups 64 @ 3.00 192.(50 Mud Pump 32 @ 2.00 64.00 Well Poix�C System 4 days @ 62.2i 248.84 Cat Loader 2@ I4.00 28.00 Jack Hammer 1 C� 5.�0 5.50 Snb-total Job Price as of Februarq 5th Adj. on Well Foint Syst�m based on let�:er of 3/4 (Add) Base and Street Worlc TOTAI, BILLYNG REPAIR #9 63xd Avenue -- Monroe to �uincy Moving Machine Labor -- Supt. 23. @ 5.50 $115.SU OpP. 21 @ 4.95 107.95 Oiler 21 @ 3.96 83.16 Pipe Layer 9'� @ 4.29 40.75 Helper 16'� @ 3.96 55.3!+ $402.70 P/R Taxes & Iasurance, 18� 72.49 August 11, 1966 $ b6.85 708.5a 228.15 Sub-total $1,003.50 1?0•?3 $1,154.03 1.026.59 $2,180.62 196.96 $2,377.58 180.50 2 558.08 $ 62.24 675.19 $ 537.43 (Cont.) ��;3 I City of Fridley Fina1 Est. - Sewer Rpr.9 O.EoP. -6- REPAIR #9 (Cont.) Materials: 1/3 40' S" CIP @ $3.47 $124.81 thru 5' 8" VCP @$1.2I 6.85 1/5 30 Yda. Fouud. Mat @ 4.00 120.00 1 Ea. 8x5 CIP Tee @ 5�.95 52.95 16' 6" VCP Ser Ln @.87 13.90 Conc., oakum b plugs @ 25.00 25.00 15' Profit and dveshearl �quiptaent Rental: LS78 Linkbelt Backhoe 20 hra. @ 14.09 $281.80 Truck, Dump, 1 Ton 16 hrs. @ 4s00 64.00 Pickups, 3j4 Ton (2) 32 hrs. @$,QO 96.00 August 11, 1966 � 343.51 Suh-total $ 880.94 132.14 $1,013.08 Mud Pump 16 hrs. @ 2.00 32.00 473.80 TOTAL BILLING $1�,486.88 REPAIR �'ll ,Jupiter Drive -- Sylvan Lane to Camet Lane (201 - 2t72j Bid Price $4,742.00 Deductiion: Frost Chaxges $564e0Q Street Work i93.90 Total Deductions $757.90 757.90 TOTAL BILLING 3 984.10 REP�IIR $12 Jupgter Lr:Lve --- Sy1v�n L�n� to Co�e� Lane (203 -�QS) Bid Price $6,171.Q0 DecFuction : Frost Charges $756.00 Street Work 520.50 Tota1 Deductians $1$276.50 1 L276.50 TOTAL BILLING � $4,894.50 itEPAIR �13 53rd Aven.ue -- Third S�. to University Ave. �toving Equipment $ 62.00 Labor --- $99U.13 P%R Taxes & Ins. 200.30 1.I90.43 (20.23%) Sub-tatal $1,252.43 (Cont•) �� 1 . City of Fridleq Final Est. - S�er Rpr., O.E.P. REPAIR �13 (Con�.) Ma�erials: 371. L.F. 10" PVC Pipe @$1.94 4 3acks Sakrite @ $2.97 1 Box Oakum @ $2.50 Welding Cone & Pull P].ate Miac. Materia3s 15X Profit & Overhead Equipment Rental �ase and Street Work TdTAL BILLING -7- 5ub-total August 11, 1966 REPAIR �14 Cheryl Street -- Riverview Terrac� to Broad Street Moving Equipment Labar $595.40 P/R Taxes � Ins. (2Qe23Z) 120.45 Sub-total Materials 30 C.Y. 1'�°' Crushed Ro�k @$3.60 3 Sscks - Farrolith G @ �aI3e20 Sd L.F. 8" Sewer Pipe @$3.44 Mfsc. Maie�ials �ub-totsl 15X Profit & Ove�head Equipmea�C Rental TOTAL BILI.iNG REPAIR �15 RivervieYa Terrace �-- Do�rer to Cheryl Labor $415.55 P/R Tauea & Yas. (20.23%) 84.07 Materials 20 C.Y. 1'�" Crushed Rock @$3.60 4 Saks Farrolith G @ $13020 2 Pails Elastic 77 @ $7.$7 21 L.F. 10" Se:ver P3pe @$4.56 3 Sacks Sacrete @ $2.97 Misc. Matezials 15� Overhesd b Prof3t Equipment Reatal TOTAL BZLLING Sub-total $ 719.74 11.88 2.50 42.04 _....__. Q �� $2,458.59 308.79 � 9� S3,280.39 1� 3 475.76 $ 78.27 715.85 $ 794.12 $ 108.00 39.60 i�2.oa 20.00 $1,i33.72 170.06 826.84 $2,130,62 �� $ 499.63 $ 72.00 52.80 15.74 95.76 8.91 2�� Q� $ 76�+.84 114.73 _ 36•84 $1,816 41 (Cont.? '�i � Citq af Fridley Final Est. - Sewer Rpz., O.EoP. -8- REPAIR �16 59th Avenue -- 7th Street to Washington �id Price Deduct3ons: Frost Char�es $ $990.OQ Stzeet Work 1 893.25 TOTAL BILLING IZEPAIR �17 63rd Avenue -- Monroe to Madison Bid Pr3.ce Deductioas: Frost Charges Street Wortc TOTAL BILLING $ 963.00 312.50 REPAIR �18 75th Avenue -- Lak�side to �icRinley �id Price Aeductione: Frast Charges Total Deduc�ions TOTAL B2LLIAiG $127.00 REPAIR �19 EIy 3treet -- Ri�9erview Terrace �o Broad 5treet Labor $300.34 P/R Tsaces & Ins. (20.23X) 60.76 Total Labor Materials 2d C.Y. l�" Rock @ $3.60 50 L.F. 8'° Seweg Pipe @$3.44 4 Sacks Sakretce @ 52.97 Misc. Materials Sub-total August 11, 1966 $9,348.50 2.$83.25 6 465.25 $9,090.00 1,275.50 7 8I4.50 ._._�..�. $2,000.00 1� $1,873.00 $ 3b1.10 72.00 172.00 11.88 10.00 $ fs.s.�.�l� (Cont.i �; �T City of Fridley , l�inal Est. - Sewer Rpr., O.E.P. -9- August 11, 1966 REPAIR �19 (Cont.) Brought Forward 15X Overhead & Prof3t Equipment Reatal TOTAL BILLING REPAIR #21 Riverview Terrace -- Hugo Street to Glencce Street Labor $222.$$ P/R Taxes 6 Ins. (20.23�) 45.09 Total Labor $267.97 Materials 10 C.Y. 13�" Rock @ $3.60 16 L.F. 10" Se�er Pipe @$4.56 Misc. Materials 15� Overhead & Profit Equipment Rental TOTAL BILLING Sub-total REPAIR #22 Rivetcvie�a Terxsce -- Fairmont SCr�et ta Ely Street Lsbor $158.�0 P/R Taxes & Ins. c2o.2sr.) 3z.i3 Tota1 Labar $190.93 Materials 10 C.Y. J.'�°t Rock @ $3.60 4 L.F. 10" Sewer Fipe @$4.56 2 Sacks Sakrete @ $2.97 1 Box Oakum @ $2.50 Misc. Mat�rial 15X Overhead & Profit 8quipment Rental TOTAL BILLING Sub-total $ 62b.98 $ 94.05 4� 2 128.95 $ 267.97 36.00 72.96 10.00 9 386 93 58.04 36•92 881.89 �� $ 190.93 36.00 18.24 5.94 2.50 10.00 $ Zb3.61 39.54 __._ 22� • g4 $ 531.09 (Cont.) �i � City of Fridley Final Est. - Sewer Rpr., O.E.P. RECAP: -10- August 11, 1956 �tl $5, 826.3b #2 7,794.64 #4 2,96Q.52 �5 715.91 �6 3,799.05 #7 2,458.58 ¢8 2' S50.O�7 #g 1,486.88 �11 3,984.I0 #12 4,89�i.50 �13 3,475.76 $14 2,130.b2 �15 ?,816.41 �1� 6,465.25 �I' 7,814.50 �lg 1,873.00 $19 1,128.95 �2l 881.89 $ZZ 531.09 T(YTAL BLLLING :i62,596.ti9 $62,596.09 Lesst Lste �1 519,975.89 Est. �2 21,802.13 Est. �3 10,650.12 Previous P�y�ent� $52,423.Y�a 52,k28.14 AM�tINT NOW AUE . . . . . a . . . . . . . e . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 � 167 .95 ;t�spectfully aub�itted, COMSTOGK & DAtTIS, INC. Bq E. V. Crnnst�ck, P. ' . EVC/cb CC: Randall & Berglin �� f:OMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers i446 county Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 August 1, 1966 Ho�aorable May�s & City Couacil City of Fridley c/� Mr. Earl P. Wagner, C::ty Manager 6431 University Avenue N.3:. Mix�neapolis, �iinnesota 55�s21 Gentlem�u: CE�tTIFICATE OF THE �NGINEER W�e hereby submit Es�imate No. 2, the final esCimate, for Comstock & Davis, In�., 1446 Couaty Roasi "J", Minneapolis, M3nnesota 55432 for the furaishing of nrofessional Engineer�.ng Services for planning and general supervision of the cox�struct�on of ImproSrement Project �73 and #73A. Final Construction Contra�t $150,589.14 Basic Engineescing Fee @S.SiX $8,282.40 Less: Estima�e No. � 5n933.18 AMOUNT N�W DUE. . > . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . o o . . $ 2, 349.22 R�specF:fully submi�ted, CtJMSTOi;K & IDA��, INC. $y Eo V. Coa�tstock, P. E. 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' .:..�......�. ,..� .__��. �asr o� vowr�►craRS L�c.mtsas SBps'Bl�BEt 6, 1966 +��rr ■ �.rrri� BOL�� V�M-LL�� lor�at II.ak� Pl�obing 6 Be�tin� Scuta 2 �oc�at I,ak�a, Mi�naes�ta Ssaaao, iuc�parat�d b7S - Stb Avfoue M. iie �sv ssightoe�, Mian�aota � Edrssd 8lsanais Cansesuctiou 162� iia�tt 32od Strest Mim�eapolis, Miau�sots sasaay l�l�le i� Soa 7810 N�tt Siv�r Raad �orth Minn�apoli�. Mia�sots3S41Z �iBt�E. D�ILa.IwC �. �.,. � ......... �. �. !he Malaikas it�ll Corpsuy 3SZ4 llobl� Awti►va Mo�th Mi:es�tpoli�, Mimaesota �S�Z2 bys Howar� Ura�n b�s Rob�st E,o J��ns�a by; 8da�rrrd Lis�mis bys J�esry tlea�le bys riarsy Malenks PAQB 2, NBit x8�li1AL � _�... _ �i1 �ii �� r �� ' bxsr ��r,ri�r.s nws�.H�c �YC�,s$s ro ax erpAavsn s� ca�w�cs�. 3B17St�Bit 6, I966 SSP��R YD �96b • 88PTE� Y, 1967 �..�.�_ .�.�.__......_ .._.�.._ Oii�R ADD�BSS IIUIl'S � Brcop Yncorporat�d 3231 Caatral Awnua 11 o B. l�ianeapo�is, I�inosaota 6542 Ce�tsa� Ava�we boS e 4 �10.00 Michasl A. SHt 4701 tbivsssity Aw. Ho E, Minneapolis, Mimaaota s94o 8ast ltiws Aoaa i2 ai2.00 Jerry ttarr�aaa, itiehard Uarp. lhca�lc =ooa�tu 109 Iatesla�eh�n ]tosd Ho�kiaa, i�ins�sota 5950 Sas� Biver Ro�d I2 $1,2.00 Milss Ca�atruction Co. �S 00 H.yodal� Awtue North Mimesa�oli�. Mim�ota SS�12 7673 Bsst Biv�r Bo�ci 4 ;gp.pp L�oaasd E, Dail�y 8251 8ast ti�vsr Road Frid�q, Minnesota 5543? 82iA Bast AivQr �toad S �10.00 �Iillia� �. Y�ottvsldt, Bicbard Wo �ottWald�. Doaald C p Saw2kaiR 6300 aaker Av�nne Uo Bo !'rid&qy Minaesotw SS4ZZ 6��11�b3 8igh�y �65 10 =10.00 eseh.►re sw rtital 1000 larker Aveaeue 5t. Pwl, Mi�n�ota SSY�3 6379 Hi�hh�y #65 8 a10a00 8obest 1! o Conley 5336 sr�raeet Av�mw South t�tisnaa�olir, Ml.usssata 6393 Hishw�� #6S ? ;10v00 Asvf,d Eo Caslsas i Soa9 gat. 3200 lsa�►ca Av�nds South Miaoeapolia, Mien�aet� 5100 riorisan Dsiv�e 11.E o 5 �10.00 AYVid E a Csrlsoe ie Samto �iec, 3200 Fsaac� Avaswe South Mi��aPa$�. ��s�tt 510� 8osiaoa Driw NoE. 7 ;10.00 Wi�,lis .�, toa�iss 601 Nie�oa CourC Silv�z Spriu�s �Itr�ia�d 4�0 �roatoa Sttut �ioE, 3 �10.00 �? �� bI37C OF I�iLTIPE,B �I� �xCBNSSS PA�S 2, OW1�B ADDR�SS DbITS 1r8E Dee �es Co�atsut ing a �ac , 333 itice Cts�k Tetrs�• lridley, �timesota 55432 66�0=80�90 Y.�cirs F.�aae �.8. 48 �48.00 llort6a�ast Onit Iaws�eaC Co, ( n�j6 7�i37 Lyadala Ave� 3outh � Miasaspolis, ?finnasota 9R0 �,y�ede Dsiv� i�o Eo 11 �% % 2.00 I�orthwst O�aie Hmrsatmtot Coo 7637 �,y�dala Aveaua S+aith 1�linn�olis, Miwaesot�t 950 B.7rnde Drive Uo So fl1 �11000 �orthwsat Uait Iav�ato�ot Coo 7d�37 �.�dale Av�tve Svuth Minn�apolis, M�iaeNSOta 990 Lynd� Driw 11 o E o lt $11.00 Bu,�eue g,aabinaki 1035 Polk P2ac� lt o B o Minnaa�olis, Miau�eaota 4030 1�lain Streat 110 80 3 �10.00 8 b S gavestwent Co�pa�ny 1Z02 �iks E.aks Dsiw �ev srighta►o Minn�aota S4�S Main Streat 11, Bo i2 ;12v00 s i s g�►v.stn.at c�a�psay 1202 Pi1c� Lak� Driv� �ew ssi�hton. Minauiota 5�93 irt,alA Stre�t �c o E o I2 ¢1Z .00 1Caareeth 1� o �at�raou � Rabstt Mo wsBso� 2�1 E.ynda�� Avae�u� Sa�nth MinuesgaoAia. Mima�otaSS40d 60�9 Maim Str�et �Ba B o 4 a10.00 �a�es � �aa�C �udtititski 6035 Msir� Streat 1! o E o !►ridl�y� Minn�sota S54Z� 6035 i�l�in 8erast Mo B. 4 �lO.OQ Daaald Co 3 Sste� W�scaa 3S Aabass�dor Av� H.ockpo�rto $Iliewi• lY7 Miasissippi plac� i �10.00 A�B� Co MaCtsa� ' 120 Misais�ip*i Plae� �rida�y, Kim�sota S3�r21 �20 Mis�aasippi P2ec� �i a10.00 s.��r s o s�+. �o�ate �i, ioac 3b8 Os�ea, Mimeeiaes 1�� Mis�ieaippi Plu� 4 110.00 All�n C o Msttsaaa b20 ?lissiasippi Pisee �ridgey� Mi�aesota SS�►2� b5� Mir�sissi�gi gba�� 4 $80e00 II �.� 1 LIST OF MdIs11'a1�t.B DWSii„I1� L�CL�S�3 r� s. ' � ADDRE3S p�Tg �g ' A o� o��taaald �, o B ruch 21Z Hnioaa�a �oad Mianeapolis, Minnesata SS�i27 2Z1 Sat�lli�e Laae lI �1I.00 ' J�es t� o Pap�a �520 Zwin Oak Driv� ' Mioo�apolia, MianuoCa SS422 6�11 Star Laue �, 8a 18 �18000 � Willard L, htsrson I 44SS $ss�rv+oir Slvd. �oE. MiAOaapolis, Mtmctasota SS421 5830 - 2ad o sr o 1t o 8 0 4 ;10.00 Muold L o Brieaon ' I800 �o�hay =o�a�ss Misa�apob ts . Miane� ota 58�►8 • 2�sd , S t,�{ o H o S $10.00 ' ' Edxa�rd A o And.�ssoa 5808 De�ator Amaie Mi�eapogis. 1�linaeaot� 6461 • 2ado St, No Eo 4 �10.00 ' Weadel� Go Blgiott b20 Bsstran Cisale M, 80 l�id�eya Miaa�sota 55432 b5A3 - 2ad. Sto �t. Bo 4 a10.00 � �D a L a Scheser ; 6S2S » 2ndo Str�at U. B, , lridB�y� Miva�aata SS432 6525 • Zndo Sto ll0 80 7 $10.00. Sidaay i Dama Dah� ' 6351 • 2Ado Sto ito 8e �:fea.�r � Miwnuoea 53432 8SS l� 2ud , St e 11 e 8 0 7 �10, 00 Ds, Irving g�raeaa ' 317 l�dica� Art.�e xsoa..polis a, xtsm.�oea 5770 • 2� sto �o E, 11 811eoQ ' Josspb A o 8.sutat 5800• 2�St.#o Bo irsidls�r� Mianaots SS42� 5804 o Z� Sto 11a Ee 4 510.00� 1 Aibia �o6usat , 68Zb Evia� Av�svs wvaeth ' Mion�spolia, Minn�sota S8fl0 • 2� Sto xp ao 4 �10.00 - tDr. Ysvin� 8�s*sa S � 7 MadiaaY A�rts ' �Iii�uapo�is Y. l�iamesota 5846 - 2� SCe �o Se b �Y0.00 Hsrold L o 8=l,eaaa b 804 l�o�hs�t lo�wr 1 M��e�oyis D Mian�sotat 592b �� St o 8i o B o 7 ;10,00 %Fi � L23T 0!' PDdTIPLB D'WSLi.� LI�C89�S�SS !luiS i e _........ .`—....�.�_.. . �_. O�W�B� ,� ADDR$S S _ _ 0!R?S !6E �.. � ........�, . Dcnald �, F1ti�I� 6060 - 2� Sto No B. �cidl�y, Mia�e�ots 55421 6060 � 2� St o I�o B a Q► a10.00 8�r It� 1834 Sauth Or�$an Mianeapolis. Mimu�ota 49R9m�7 m 3rde Sto �QoBo 7 ;10.00 , �e�+aon $a Atiu � 3900 Bwing Awow South Mine��spolis, Mim�e�ota � 4922 - 3sd. St. �e Bo 7 a10.00 'aN.o4 �e eea.s 3900 Bwi� Awaus Sonth MimNapolia, Mimuaota 4939 d 3sd. 3t, No Ho 7 =10.00 C. B. Mill�s 1095 ZoRk Cise�� , Bo MinMS�olia, Mi�sota 4985 - 3rd, Ste lf4 80� lt �11v00 C. So Millas 1095 lolk Cire2� Ne Ea l�tinaeapolia, Mianasotg SOQ6 - 3ad. Sto �e Se 11 �11.00 i10 Wo ih►tiasa 4347 Oaiwrsity Ave, �a $, Mi�w�w�o� is .�itaeeota S a2S • 3xd , S t o 1� . 8 e 11 �110 00 _ Willia He Lea 423j Arthur Ste 110 So Minaeapoli�, Minnasota 5035 • 3sd, Sta �e Bo 7 �10.00 AtMd 8 o CarBsat i Sas, �uc . 3Z00 �soacs Awna� Soatl� Nion�apolis. Miem�sota 5200 � 3td. St. llo So 11 ;11.00 Arvid B� Cstlsoo b Soo�. xaeo 3200 tr�nce Avatus SouW Min�a►�apolis, Mia4usota SZOI • 9rd. St, Uo So 11 ;11.00 Asvid Ee Carlaas b Soae Yaa. '200 lsaacs Ave�� Sauth Nim►.wpolis. Mina:sors 5230 • 3rd sc. 110 ae ii ;11.00 Asvid Eo Caslsoa � Sou. �nco 3200 Yrsiue Avsaw Sauth Ztias��apolir, Kimssota S2S1 • 3rd. St. U, H. 11 �11.00 Asvid E a Ctsl,�on• �C 3 an, �ue , 3200 Fxsnce Avstwa Sou�h l�tions�apolis, ltimaeesot� 5260 m 3rd e St o ito B o li ;�1 v00 �� I.gST 0� 1�9L.TIPLB DWSI.�.311G E�RCBIISES PA�S 5 0 Oi+�R ADDR835 UNI?S 1rBE ...�.� ...._.._ Asvid Bo Carlsaa � Sa►� �mco 3200 1►raacs �Ava�us Soath 1+ti�apoli�, Mim�sota 526Y • 3rd, St, 1N. Bo 11 �11.00 Asvid E e Caslsoa de Sa�9 $uc e 3200 tr+�nee Avtnns Sauth Minaaapolia, Minn�sota 5290 - 3rdo Sto l�e 8� 11 �11.00 Ar�rid 8o C�slaoa 6 Sow. Ynzo �200 lranee Awnue 3o�th 1�[ii.os�apoli�, 1�linnssota 3291 � 3rd . St a U e B, Il �11.00 L�stes Mtyo 5460 - 7tb Stssst �. So �sidgey9 MioaasotaS542b 597� � 3rdo Sto �la Bo 4 8�.0�� E.eo J o Hyc,o�� 27?.1� Itrviag Awaue Morth Ilin�sapo8ia. Misa�sota 6058•S3�S5� 3sda Sto�leEo � �1Oa00 Kars� B o D�r� 3920 - 39th Avasti� 8ciuth Miun�spolisy Mim►asota 5320 � 4th Stol�o 80 4 ;lO,OQ �ssucis d� Ridd�t $SS � 86 tb Awnae 10 e W o Coo� Hapids, t�lianesota SS433 59�7�►9 - 4th Sto �oBo 3 �10.00 Edasr E�s+aard 26QS • !to 9th Awaw Anokao Minneeots SS,Q3 5370 m Sth sto Ua Eo 3 $10.00 Ba��and PBu�bia8 ��Y 7�20 W�st �ks Stre�t Mtsan�a�bis, 13i�sota S�S00 � Sth Str�et �toBe �1 �10a00 �aiglwAd �lu�bi�g Go�paay 742o Wssc 8.ake srrsat Miaewapoliaa �soea 5��10 • 5th Straee NaBo 4 $10.00 �al�h irum � 5929 K+aYlo� Avwu�t Sauth Mi�uapolis. Mina�ot� 5420 - Stb Stre�t asEo 4 ;10.00 �od ! a �a� soo9 ��a.sos s��. MimuapolisD 1�lisaeaota 5428 � Sth Ser�t �vE. 4. =10.00 Lev � o Ayuss 2�2�6 7l�viag. Awaoe 1lorth Minnts�Aiso Miaatoata 5400�02 - 7!th S�e 810 B. 3� $10000 �� bXBT 0!' I�H.T�lLB D�iBLt.� LltCEliS88 ZiI�CB 6. OiiwEA ADDRBSS UN'ti'3 !'ES �aroid D. 6 Jo�m�►�e Mass�r Righ�y 29 S, �oute 1 �iver �alls, Wi�rc�ain 54022 5430 • 7th 3ta llo Bo 3+i a34o00 Arvid Bo Carlsoo & Sa�a 7aa. 3200 lhraoes Av+�naa Saith Mima�apolia,�Kitm�aots Z15 • 53rd Ave. MeBo 4 �lO.OQ Asvid B o Carlsot► � Soes, Iuc , 3200 lhcane� - Awnue Sauth Ztinnsapolis o Mim�iota 305 • 53rd Awna� 1N o8 0 7 $10.00 Tnd Co�an�. Ine , 2753 los�its Av�nue South �apolia. MiasNSOta SS41b 2S1 • 57th Plaee il. S. 7 $10.00 Ds o I=vir� H�ssan i YrvinB Elran 3Q23 Ssl� Awnus Mimteapolis., Mim�aota SS416 262 • S�th ll�e 1te 8 o S ;10v00 Pwl 8 0 �jrsask . 5604 Shsrwood Av�aue 3outh Nisnuapolis, l�ima�ota �9'1 - SBeh A�o �080 7 �10e00 Harold Batti� 2 Wil Old Sba1r�opas Soad Ap�actrent #32 � Minneapolie, Mimte�ota �SO - 59� Way �i. B4 12 �12.00 Walt�r Pi�tns�r b827 BiRlerast Awoue - St e lawl, Miaasaot�t Y060 • 6�tb Av� e i�.8 0 15 =LS .00 �ae�s �o �aroan i , Melvis ilo Loo�dos lb7►S � �ratid Awuns St. lanl, Mimassota 361 � 74th Ave. lfe Eo 8 �10.00 Cassy Hobaa �aah Traaatar Coa 129 tl�wouth Aw�tw wosth Minn�apoii�, l�limuota 389 • T4eh Awsw �.8 e 11 =11.Oi� Cashr 8ebao 11aah lraaatsr Cv. .. 129 Plyaaitti Awaue �orth 1�in»upotis, Mian�sota � 41S • 74tb A�enu� a.s. Il ;11.00 Mil�a Constsuati�oo Caw�an� 4500 Lyndsl,� Av�w lleacth Min�apolis, Mim��sots SS41Z 106 s 77th W�►y lie 8. 4 ;1Q.00 �� LIST OF MR.TIAeE DWB�,TsI1� L�CBl1.S8S P�GE 7. �� ADDBBSS �T� � Ds. ZtvinB riscssa � . 517 1�DYC�Ai. ARTS 8 �10.� Miunsa�olis, Mian�sots lel - 79�h Way 1�. 80 Mo A e 'iddie �b00 Cedat Laks soad Soueh g' a10.00 Mi�Mepolis, !li�om►ssota 211 • 79th iiay �o B o i�lilliu Lo Z�►i�t, Jr. b�ZS or.rcod nc�w wo so �sid�s�. Mim�aolt� SS432 fiilai�s Le Z�i�r, Jca 6y2� Owztw► Driv�e 1� e� o 1►rid1��, Mi�esota Si1►32 6550 Centtsl Awaue �08. 5761 � 2s�d. Se. �. B. ♦ �L0.00 3 �10.00 , i�.' . _ . _ . . / -----•----...__ "�j' � ,� , ; ; - I. !/,__ � /� � f'� � ' � i -.-- / �' / .- - 9 l l - ^- �a� � " , �" _' ' �� _. - � ; - - , , � � ' :. � �� - - � �� . �' �' j` , _. � �� s C� _ i �, � ��• / /! /� �� I� I � I , I 1 I� �S�II,�� <, 19fa6 A RE ,0��`l��iT ��'��t� �I�ES �C� ��'ZI� ��t�,� ��r�9�'2�� A BE I�i��BD ��iS� CEIt�t1� P�OPffit��S'F,,E� �'s � �� '�H � � '�,��,� Pt��A�B �3+I �9�7 [�l��e � aaui�e ��n��,�i� t�s� ��a� fc�d �o �asi�t on E.o�s 9, 10 �na 11, Bl�k �9 tfi��n�� 5��e�� Aaai�t�� a �S� �tie c�� such ps��s�� e�a g��e� a�tice go �ba�t� �ch nuivace, ��►d � t�8��, t�h� �en� of aex�h g,r��p�� d�d �o� ��t�e su�L auia�e �d �h� �i� o£ ��dIl�s und�� u�he��i�� f 5:��n l�i5a23 Minneso� State S��ute of A953 did gh�sf�� ac�� the c��aancg a� � tos�l c�� o� $850000 ' ll�i+Ts �� R'� RESOL�B� �i�� ghe Ci� �l�ak is hezeab�v auth�cised �s�d di��ed �� ces�� g� �h� C��r t��Di�� for� ��l�ctkiaa �th Lrhe t�cta E��sb�� .a ��'a t�h� �h��ge� �a bi�t��ai �eb�ao ' E�� 9� E�o�k �, .�da�'s S��ee� l�ddi�� $�8033 � 8�� 10 �ad 1,1� Block �, Eld�n'� S��e�te �aa�d�,gi� 56067 C��an��g u�s l��a„ ��'�� S a 00 P�S� L� �F.A � � ��' c�� , �� C� � �I�EX �Hg S I�.� 07� 9 19G6 0 h��fl� - �a�k O o F.��kluao t'��ES1� o ��'!f CI.EidK - l��ria� C o ��sell �� Adolph R. Elasky� f� owner, 5517 12th Ave. S., �ls. Verr►on Gundersonf cpntraet for deed owner ;; r � t'r. Walter Freem�tn a95 Missiasippi t'ir�nc�apolis, Pfinr�e�ata Doar rr. F`reeman: � 0 Au;,-•ust 23� 1�6b You �re hereby requ�c�tad to �hate the followin� »ublic h�alth nui�ar,ce: 5743 c�;t�s��in�ton S�. � Lots 9, 1�, and 11� Block 4, Adam� Stre�t Adn. Clea� and cl�ar lot� and fill in opc3n bASC�ment. i�hon �►t�u hr�w� cc.�ra�ie�e�c3 �t�a s�ork to the s��ti�fa�t�.�n of th'ls Ac��rd pou m�y �ub7n�.� yt�;s� bill ta the city cl�rk a� grov�.c:�3 fcar f.r: 1953 ::inrte: ot� S�a��utes* I45.23. t'�r5r truZy you�c's , ' 3�►m�� i'. ��a�� 3ey CiL-y ai F�idl.ay Boa�cl of Nealtfi cc: '�arvin Brhzzsell �---�-~� �,arl �Ta�ner �� TX�RACT OF MINDTSS OEr I+�STL1�G aF' THB CI'I.`Y CO[JNCIL f� A I�STtNG , H6LD • �N�A 1966s s� 8e00 0°Ci�pC� ;@� Moe AT 'i'F� CITY NALLo CIZY OF F'RZll1�EY o MLNNBSOTA . ' , Pursuant to due call and notice �he:reof a a s�eege�� omeeCing of the Ci�y Council of �he City ot Fridley, Mit�rr�so�a o wae duly t�ld at t.he Cit3► Hall in said Citq on rtonaaya tt�e � day of s��l66; `� v00 O°Clocko Pa Mo ' - The following �embe�s were present<, and �he followi.ng were absents .� � 0 The Clerk annonnced that tlbe propo�ed assessment for WA'1'S8 TI�'BOVSI�PIT PROJIsCT N0� W�34-0 (W�74) , had b�en tiled in his ogfice an tt� lst day of Augusto I966a atid that no�ice of a he�rfpg oa aaid asseasmen� to be held at the special sPStiag ' of the Connc f 1 oa tttie � day of �� a Y 966 o had been given in tttis Iform and manner as pravided by law., Tk� Clerk present�ed en af f idavit showing publi.catioa r�f suc�. aotiae ia� �i�e official tre�ra�aper� which , af f idavit �was exemf�,ed and f o�std �a�is�ac�orp �nd ordrared placed oa f ila o Tt� Mayor aanoanc�d �hat �he me�ting was open fos co�tsideratioa , of ob jections to the aasessm�nt hera�nfore f i.led wi.th t�ie Citq Clerl� for I ' I , I ' I , I ' I ' WATSIt I2�PROVSMSNT P803EC� NO a W�34�0 �lrl-74 ) Tbs Clark reported that aritten objection haS been fi2ed by the follo�i.ng persona afiectiag the following deseribed lotse pieces or parcxls ot laad o to�rit e �"5�. � I � ' � , � � 1 � , , , , ' ' , IdAN96 OF OBJSC'NOS DSSCBIPi`ION OBJS��N �he followiiag pe�son� ca�r� �hen heard �rad p��s�:n�d thsir obj�ctions ta agid asaessmea�e NAMC a+' OBJBC7l�(Ht D SQtY� OJBJE� After due considerat£on of ali said c►bj�ct£ons, Couucil�an i.ntroduced titbe follc�wi�g resolution and maved it$ adoption: BSSOI�TPION N � / � � RSS01�0�TT �IRMING ASSB3S1�ffiNT FOit WA�It �AS��dVBMEN� P80JFCT I�o W-34-0 iW-74i BS IT RESOI�'VSD By �tt� Citq Co1113Cii C� ttK� Ci$�y O� F�CLd1E3y' Mi�Ue.sot8e a� follaws: 1 e Zt1e City Clerk hss wi.th the ��sist�ac� �t� �tNa emm�ine�ra heretofore �elected bg� this Council for anch pu�p��o ealaulated the proper �ats to be sp�cially asses�sd iar t4� WA1SR $MPRWBrBN7� PROJSCT NOo W-3k°0 (�1'-7�6) in said City ageins� e�erp aeseasible lot, piec� or garcel og land in accordat�ce ai�h �he groviaion� of l�ur0 ��.cl la�a PreP$red an$ liisd witQ the City Clerk tabul�ted statements in duplica�e �howing the proPer deaeri.ptioa at ea�h and ev�erp lotn pi�ce or parcel oF land to be epecia2ly assessed a�d �1� acnoune caicalated aga£ns� ttue eameo 2, Hotiae has be�ea �nly pnbli�hed as req,uired by laa that thia Qowlcfl �aoui@ meet iA ragular aeesion at this time and p2ace to pass on ttte proposed assessc�nto . 3o Said proposed assessment has at all �imes sinee its tiling been oPsn to inspsctioo and coQqing by all per�aas intereste8. a�td aa opportuaity has been given to �1! ia►terested per�ona to pressent their objeetions. i.� anq, to euch proposed asaess�aent � or to any itea tct�sreot, atid t�o objectioae i�ave bee.n tiled; except � �. I , ' , I , 4, '1'bs amount� specifi.ed in the prnposed aeseasment ase changed and �itered as followg o 5, This Council f iads that eaeh of the lots, pi.scea or parcels of land ennwuerat�d in said proposed ass�ssment as altered aad modified was atul is $peciallq benef iCed by the WATE�B iMBROVBI�NT I?ROJBCT NOo W-34a0 d'i�1-74) � in the amount in said proposed asseasment as alLered anct malifi.ed by tbe correctiva roll in t�°�e amaunt set oppoaite the description of each such loto piec� or pgscel ai lando and that aaid ao�nt so aet out fs ttiereby ' levied ag�inst each of the respective lote. pieces or parcels o! land tttiere in de acribed o I ' ! __1 r ' 6a Such propo:3ed asseasatient as altered, modif ied and corrected ia aff irmed, adopted and aonf ireo�d, and the sums f ixed aad named in said propoaed assessment us al��red p mcxi�.f fed attd corrected � wi.th the changes and alteration€i herein abo�e atac�e 9�re a�f i�d o adopted and conf irmed as the proper special assessmr�ut for each of eaid lots, pieces or parc:ela of laad rfrapectively� 7 o Said a�e!.ss�ent so gf f irmed a sdopted and c�f irmed shall be eertif ied to by tZ•ee City Clerk and f iled in his aff ice and shall thereupoo be and corR�tftute the speciel asae�ament for WAZ88 IMPQOVEi�3NT lPBUJS(.'T NOo Wn34aO �W��4) 8, The grraonats assessed against each lotio pieae or pttrcel of land ahall bear �intereat irom tl� da�� her�of until the ser�e have been paid at the �.rate og six p�r een� �5�� per �unuma ' 90 Sucai assess�at staalh bQ: pg�abl.e in one or twe�ty aanuai installa�ents pay�bl� on the lst daq �� P�..�ua�yr in each yegrv 3�eginniflg in tke qear 19��ba and coa�tiauiag un��Ll ,aI4 of smid ;nstallm�nts r��►►ali iiave been paido I ea�h install�+en� to be collec�ed �vi�h �axes calle��tihle duriag said y�ear b��r tiva Countp Audi.�:mr� ' ' ' ' , , l00 7Chs City Clerk is t►ereby direc�ed to maice up and f ile ft� �t�e off ice o� �h@ Couxa�y Audi�ar o£ Ac�oka �o�nty a cer�if iecl sta�efnenti of the amount af �11 such unpaid assess�ntg and �hs acno�nt which wilt be due thereon on the lst daq of Januarq in each year; 7ft�e matioa gor the adoption of tt�e foregoiag resolu�ion was duly seconded by Csuncilman o and upan vote being talaen ttuereon the gal�owing voted in favor thereo� s and the follawin� vot�d against ttte sam�es PASSSD AND ADOPTSD BY 7�16 CITY (�OUNGIL 0�' TI� CTTY � FBxDLBY T�S � Y � `....,_.a. . � 1966 0 AT�3Ts CITY C18tt� p Mas°vimm Co Brutt�e2� MlAYOQ - Jack Oo Birkham �� J I ' I' I , I ' I � r , , LJ , , ' ' � � �;�i1�tG'T OF l�:.T�?�`UTE;j G.' :� s �,�APdG OF '1'sIe; CiT'.� (;,C!�;vCXI.� �i' '� � ' i1 .��I'Ih'G Ii�LD b y 19�� Ax 880A OHCT.,CCn P�?�,� A'� T�:� W��'' S�ALG� CITY OF �°RiB ^X, L4IM�iFa�SOTA f'ux°�u��i �o du�r cai.l �� r srric� tl�� es�r�f., �� s�� e�ting of the Cif�y Counci2 af the City uf �'�id?.�� ii�r��s�'��.�v '��"� ��:�5,' �� a� the C�.ty Hall �n �aid City c�n Monday� the i�hh c�� o�' S�?�„�,,,�,,,,�� -96b �L t'o00 o�cic�ckr P.I�ie The follo�ri.ng me►nbe�� sere preaen�: 8ind the followin� c�ere absent� �� The C1erk announced that the proposeri asses�ne�� Sor SF�cIER AND WAT�R IMk'ROYEMEN'r PRCkT�;CT NOo ?3°B had been Siled in his oifice �►� �e ��t d�Y �� t9 �9�'� �d �at notice of a hearing on said a�saaa�a►ent to be held �t �the rapeciffi1 meeting of the Couracil on the 2___� daY a�Y��►a. t..,,-� 7L9�s had bsen given in ths form arid mannex as provided by �.��ro The Cl�rk �re�ex�ier� �n �.ftidavit aho�3.ng publicstion af such notice ir� th� officia� ne�rs��z'� ��ah af�'id�vit waa �xaa�inai and gound eatiafaotvey and ordarec3 p�cec� on fi�eA The �i�}*or a�nnouaacgci thsi the me�t�.�n� '�� opan far consi@eratian of ob,�ections to the ass�sement hez^��Gofo�e �'i�.ed rri�Lh t.�e C�.ty Clerk Yor S�,�WER AND WATEH IMPAOVF�fEh"�' PKOJECT NUa 73°� The Cisrk reparted that �rritten obj�ct�.one had been fil.ed by the following p�raona affea�ireg �Lla� fol].out'ing �i�seribed lota pieo�s or pa��cala of 3.and$ to�it: NAME OF QH,TECTi�i DFSCFtIPTION aB3ECTI0�f �_...-- �� ' � Ttu� f ollowing persons �+ere �tten 6.��rd s�md presenCed their ob jections �o smLd assessa�nte I' N�i'S (?P' U8,78CTQR I ' I � � �li � L ' , ' � � C� � � � �,; � - :4�i QBJE....� After due conafd�rgt£oa a� �11 ��ic� aibj��g $��1i�° ....._._.,._.---...-• introduced the foliowing r�eolution r�nd mo�►ed its adoption� SBSOi�I'1Zt1�1 PIO � �1966 RS801.U'1'i(3�i C(lI�]FYRMlCNC A3SES81�I�T Ft?� SEWSR ANA �dA.'.IFit %1�RtNL�M6NT PBOJBCT �a 73-� BE IT BSSOLVSD �q the City Coun�il o� �� itp � Fridlsy, Minaesata, �as follawss lo The C£ty Clerk hae wi.th �he assis�ance o£ the engin��rs hereto�are selecte8 by this Couucil ior such purQa��G cal�ulated the proper amaunts to be apecially ass�sse�! ior �l� $BWBB AND WAT�&. T�P�BtJ�A�N7.° ��t3.]�C'l� 1�4 � 7 3 B fn aaid City against ev�irq assesgible la�o pieee o� psrcel ot laod in accordance with the pxovi� £o�s of laur, gnd �.as pr�par�d a�►d f iie8 with the City Cl�rk Cabula�d sta�ren�� n eBuplica� sho�urri.ng ttLe proper descri.ption o� each �mc� ev�rY �.a�. A�.eC� o� Farcel of land to be speei.ally ass�ssc�d a�.d the aa�aunt cal,GUFat�ed agaiae� �he samea 2 o Notice has be�� duly peabiish�d ss r+��airer? b�r �.�w �t�,� this Couacil aould meet iu r�guler sesaia'� a� �h�s �� a�d p1ac� ta pass on the proposed asaesamen�o 3, Said praposed ass�essment haa a� all times m3.nc� its Eiliug been open to iaspecticm and copYing by all psrso�s intgTCaet�de and an opportunity &as been g%v�en to all int,�r�nted persot�s to pr�sent �heir ab jecti�s. %f anpp to smch propased aasee�nsent p or �o say i�em thsreof . anc] tw objeatfc�na have bsea giled; excepts y,o '�he amotients $pecified in tltie proposed aseessn�at are chsa�d aad aiberad as follc�s: �� ' , � ' So i'h�v Council E3nds that eaeh eof the Iotsp p�eces ar parcels of lat�2 enraiumera�ed in said p�coposed assessment �ss alte��d att�i o�odified cvas and i.�► speciallq isenefited by �ha S�iSR AP113 i+lA'�'S8 IN�ROV�T P2TOJSCT 1�Oa i3-B in �he amount i� said propc�sed asaer�g�eatt as ai�e�ed and modified by the corrective roll in the a�arxs�� se�. apposi�� the �escription of each such lo� � piec� or par�el of 3.snd o aitd that s�a.d �mour►� $a ee� out is hereby levied again�t each c�E the resp�c�isra lots, pi�ces �sr pascels of land th�sei� des�ribec�o , bo Such propoaed assessment as altered, mod��ied �nd corrected is affirmed� adopted anc� conf ira�d � a�l �he �ums fc ix�d anei �aame8 in said proposed assegsmecat aa alLerec�e modiii�d azul c�r�e��d, �aith the claangea and ' alteratio�s t�r�izt abaw� �d�, are afiir�dg aciopted �ad confirmed as the proper �pecial ass�ssment for each o� said Io�s, piee�s or garcels of land respectivelqo , ' , ' , 7 o Said Assessment so afi irm�ed, adopted and co�f ix°med shal l be certif ied �o by �he Ci�y Clerk aa�d fc iled in his e£f ice at�d shall thereupoa be and coastitute the special asaessment €or SBWSE� AI�iD WATi3�, YN/PROi�SI�NT PROJECT NOo i3-B 8, 't'he amounts as�essed against each lot� Qiece os p�rceZ of land shall bear fnteres� frexn th� d�icea her�o� nr��i ehe sa�ae have b�en paid at the rate of six pes cent (6i6) per �nnuem, 90 Snch asaessmeat shall be payable ia ma� os t��atq anmtal £nstallmeteta payable on the lst daq of January in each p�ar� beginning in t�e yesr 1966p and coatinuing ut�til all of said iz�stali�ssenta shall have be�n paids each instalimeat to be caileated wi�te �axes coilectible duritig said year by �t�e County AuBi�oro 10o Tt� City Cl�rk is hereby directed �a anatcc. up and fi.Ie ia �11e oigfoe o! ' tiye County Astdit�r of ��ka 4;ous�y ��r�if £�ad s�,�tea�� o� the amount of all such nnpaid asses9�en�a and �he amau�� which �i.�I be dne thsreon on the ls� day a£ J�uuasy in ea�h �ax, � , I � , �� I�� ' The mation �or the adsaption of tt� �or�gai�ag ��dlntica was Suly seconded by Councilman , a�rd upon vot� bsi�eg tiakea thareon t6�e follawing vuted in favor ehereof e and the tollo�ing vo�d againat the same: PASSfiD AND l�DOP'�SD BY THB CiTY COtAYCIL OF T� CI1Y 4F FQID28Y Z4�I3�� DAY � , 1966e AT18STs c3T'Y CLBBK -� Marvin Co Brunstil MAYOS - Jack Oe kham fi� .`; ; 'w 60I Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, h:innesota 55432 August 20, 1966 City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: Pleas� accept my resignation from the Stre�ts and Utilities Subcom�mittee of the City of Fridley to become effective immediately. I will be moving from the City of Fridley early in September. Sincerely, .�? ..e:� t • ��` /� Gerald C. Ubben 0 :�� , Phone: 227-8597 . ��_i ' KARL DEDOI.PH CONSTRUCTION CO. Contractora and Engineer.r 7 7 1 W E S T 7 T H S T R E E T � S T. P A U L, M I N N E S O T A S S 1 0 2 �yu.�; a: t �C�, 1966 ' C:;_�; ;, O^�'��'r; c l EYr � 6L;�,_ L7,1i?T�r;��.t�, ati:�,ZUe ?r.�. Fridle�1, �'ir,ne:-ot� ��t �e�1�_o��: :'s. 4�a"�ze-r P�e: ?ur:p I'ouses a't ?~rid�e�� Gel1t?_er�.e;� : �::� re l�� o .'ov1 co�?�e-rs� t_o�� y�'i .,e as oi t:_i� da �e, I t��ou_d ��'::e �o ior�:a�l-.� rect�est '_�o,: r:_�.c�_ :;;.o��e�r l:as bEen �:aic3 to '�C�'� r`T�-'�--'- v]'1�.�71��; 1:OY' 'i;i=E CO't�s�ruct: oiz O:w i,i'_E,' ''i,i21CC i�tli:iy3 !?OUSE& u�:c]er Co-;trac� 75A. � !�,�..•�� .1.-�"":,' ��i�� • C5�1 TT 1 o_�^ ��:__:_ �.._,: ;��e .._�;t;e rec.:_.-.-ec .;�:L;,7?_�.CQ. �,e liuve :�tl�i,t�c•r rcqlteu��ed e_>:�rati o=r�.�_ ';>?,GOC.OG wo-r �;'_�_�c?; �re ?zave i10'`i, rece__ved one do�,J_�'r for, ;��c� a 10-� c:_` -f;' is da ��^, �^c': �o �ast ��eur . :;e :"ee7 tio. e ; : ec: ��, .,e � c�_.o�: �� 7 � _.i�.�,� .�.a ,�c ��'..�:� a s �,e ca-:,:, oi.: c�-rr�> --ov u�� :°u :l:er. T:c T;�_�_ e-�,�ec� so.;�e action a� •�:.i: a� J.',.� {e<:� cot�.ZC�.l .;•� �,��, •� ct..:._ � �,.� ,�^ -.on .ia o=t'.�—co�i�.�, t,e '�uvc � ; � � -, . :�o c'�e_ce ';�u� -co co_�u �c� �__c� S`: �� ?�}�lic L17:.:.�ner a.r�d re— ques� i_:^s,,cc��o:; oi ��o�u tieo',rs. -�''O i.;i S''t,Y' Ll �-J � j Tnr��?� nrn-•� •r . 1( �L DLD��':-_ �C� :a_� � �..�C_', C0. i'�rl DedoI��1Z � �. , ,.,, _ .u�.{ C . C . r' C . �'�:i_ � _!.C�. i ". .�'i 0i. : a7'.1',r ��ot;r; � ' "ec �c.� � „r � s �u`.�_d ir�; r,. �; .. �� . .:�ul, :'�; :�e; o�� "� 1 J. " . � ,.e:;'�yo:�: . ,r. :a1�,� ' , I ' �1 ' , `` � ! :. �� c� � ,. � !✓�LLAG� o� 6�O�CS�.�� C�NT�R �� 'V �� 7100 OSSEO ROAD NORTH BROOKLYN CENTER, MINNESOTA 55429 TELEPHONE 561-5440 The Hon. Jack Kirkam Mayor of the City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Dear Sir: ��; � r> ; / G --t,� �' , ..�\ ( ``�� : a \: _ � .�' '.� / .'��- � _ �� ,� �, c � '�° i � r "� \_�� ^�:= r�( (y�� i ////�\/ \� n. , v+ O /!�. V / August 15, 1966 � The Village of Brooklyn Center Civil Defense has had the privilege of using Lock Park for our annual steak fry the last two years. We have a request in with Robert Brown to use Lock Park on September 10, 1966. It is my understanding that we need permission from you and your council to serve beer at our steak fry. We would appreciate your permission to serve beer at the steak fry. We plan to use the facilities of Lock Park from 6:00 p.m. until about 11:30 p.m. we normally :~:ave our council and their wives as well as the Fire Chief and our Chief of Police and their wives at this steak fry, and I will be the responsible party. EC:mh Sincerely yours, K �� Ed Coleman, Direct� Off ice of Civil Defense t�� . . . � � • � t 3' I� ' . . . , .. � � O . � . J��'�✓'i:�,: ��.�v� ;�G'v��2 ��..�,?��;��f��'� '��,,.`�,��'��;� ,� �d �1�'�:�� Saw�u� �� r%;��iE��T� , ,. - 1458 COU�iTY -�'i�F�D uJn !,'�,�`"� MtNNEAPOLIS, MIiVN�SOTA 55432 Phone 789•21Fi4 . , ' ' Au�ust 29, 1966 � ' :��. i;�:.��i� ��u:1�'eI"1 -'1�»� °:IIC�� i�i�:.CL`L'iY E.I.�}7 G� �iiGria�..y I ' i;G3� uZ;ve�3ity Av�nc:e .�.E. ::ia :�4poiis , �:ir:nesc�u 55422 - ' De�r ;Fr. 3aunsel? : Thi� 3etLer �.s a b�.11 to the C�ty o€ Frid�ey for connection , c:u4 'L:S:: Cll';:=�s:S GIi 8�� CG: ;.ii: C�iOA� Tit�QL' �O 'Ci2E.' a�1S�I'f.C�: S}�Sti:II SS Of ,•i2rCi1 3i 9 I`3oci. I �cco�e��:E�,� =�a o�r c��rvs you� Ci+�� ::�de � con.^.eCtion in ' .Ti'...?iU.�y"�i ��J� "ic..�'"�:,.�".�:I3`Li.i < �3UV i'�'.f `u" c^.s�C� c��.C"G �1^ � 1T 3.tS fOY' -� .:� u;a°u�" C� �SL' L` �.2 �v,C's a� s:�u.�:s a:� 3cs�� i�2:.v:;�:.;,��1 t?e�� T.o, i usted t�arch 3I, 1966. ' l: � co:�n�;,��a : c'n��-;c �� ,.:c;a o£ V��cc it�t3u R?:C's is $I00.00 as i.Y18 CCi12:I�:.Ci.�.t3 : Gtti� ..�.c.(:G c,.lE�3.I:� �iiic: i t.Si. 1�� :E:f:y tiu}�8 O� c1V3118bi1.�tj>> �:iG�CiO'lE.`' ;`.a1L' C�::3i�C.' i0i �: iS Cv:i'.:Ci'.:Oi+. i.s .�'j�llitiy�Vd.QtJ`. iiflA�lIl��t31. ' �t'G�'+vi'� :�i0. i "L::^vi.''..-3c:Ai.S CE7i:ilt�Ci,10':.. Cii.�..£'�i::u Oi ;j��.�(iii.i'J�a 't�1Y13 �&K.lIIvP. u tOiSi c:.J:1Y1�'C��.v:l Cti:iY'�i: Gi �a%i� �J�i`�.�i3. �he �resert D�str�cL usc� �, :u;:��e �er �u�Lter is $4.50 per REC. ' lx'Oi �:iG? CrLi�?.: �E:•:: �:Z1Qg':ic� .i�,i:ti 3l�fi:ti� �1«? ��O�ai ZIJC. ei�ar;e due the District �n �Gib �:C°y :.� $�,,5cii.UO. ' Very ��:uly ��urs, NORTH ST3Bt;RBA,.�i SA�TITARY SE�h'FR DISTRICT l � .�;�.;� ��' i �_ /- % �� ., ,� �i' / C'" , L��% `��(/�i�ri:�' U!ii�� !, � �/ � �i�rford C. Christensen, CZer�c � ,, �>CC : �� CC: 24r. Earl tv'agner ' C�ty �.ana��r ' . ' a I ' � I � I, I ' ��I��I��,�rn I�� Irn�� , Il�rn�o � � 6875 �g%way `�o. 6g `.�. C;'. �inneapo�is, �irtrtesota 5543� 78µ-6o66 ' Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer , City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ' ' , ' ' � Dear Nasim: u�ssociates � — �o6e4t �'�inden, �eq. �'ngq. ' ' ��m. e �ensen �eg. �nga. �y�on �'. csneva �.eg. eng3. C�. c1t. �JJUC� �at�6un, �1'teg. cSusvtyn3 Civi� c�2 �lunicipa� �ngineeaing �nd S�aveyor5 �and 2'lann�ng Soi� �esfiny August 31, 1966 �, � �,; C;�� . 6'��, �� . �`., __ �: � �.`� ' ,;,�; `� '! ±�� ' ,�'�.' v '� � �� v \ _ ; � �� ' Re: Storm Sewer and Streets in Holiday Hills 2nd I have checked the curb and gutter, bituminous mat, seal coating and storm sewer in this addition and find that all the work performed is up the specifications for this work. I would recommend that the City accept these streets and storm sewer subject to the one year maintenance bond. RPM: mlz Yours truly, ` SUBURBADi ENGINEERING, INC. � // � .� � �'� � ��C��/.�, ��> R. P. Minder �.E. I concur with the recommendations of the Consulting ' Engineers that the above streets be accepted subject_ to one year maintenance bond. ; , , , �� . , , � � ��C��r.; z � �c�, 5.�� =U, _ NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer I'I ' 9/1/66 ' ��•� c�� F�faILEY Ci497 UNfVEn^SITY �.VE. N.E. � � � � B V � � � � � z - �9sJ ,�,.1 Ph� '��8,�,��;,;t,t�i1i2�3igi5i6 � : 3=�' � � ��t1��1��,�rn. I�Irn ��rn�� ➢ Il��co � � 68,5 �r�9ti,�Qy �o. 65 �t. e. �irtneap��is, �'iirtnesota 5543� 78q-6o66 Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Nasim: .. . - � ✓ c.�ssociates —°-' ��U �o6e4t �linde4, �eq. �ng�. �vm. e �cnsen �eg. �'nga. �y¢on � Sneva �.eg. �ing2. � �. ��ucn �at�t6un, �ieg. cSu�veyoz C'ivi� � �un�cipa� E'n9�neea�ng Land S�aueyoas �and 2'lanning cSoi� �estiny August 31, 1966 Re: Streets in Melody Manor 3rd and 4th Darrel Clark from your Department, Jim London of Dunkley Surfacing and myself walked over all the streets in the above additions subject to final acceptance of said streets. There were minor seal coating corrections to be made (which have since been taken care of) and one correction at Madison Street and Lyric Lane. The Lyric Lane correction involved the removal of 30 feet of concrete curb and replacement of approximately 50 square yards of bituminous mat; and this will be done at the same time that Madison from Lyric Lane to Osborne is sur- faced. I recommend that these streets be accepted by the City subject to the repair of the Madison and Lyric Lane deficiency subject to a one year maintenance bond. Yours truly; SUBURBAN ENGINEERING, INC. i��,; �1 �--' ( , �j�j�C�'✓��„� `'� R. P. Minder P.E. �i/1�i� Qr ��tALEY RPM:mlz ca�ti ur��vc�,sirv ..vE. ri.E. L � � � � V � � I concur with the recommendations of the Consulting Engineer and recommend that the above streets I' be accepted by the City subject to the aboy\e conditions. f . � ; � /�� <L.� ti�:_� !cc �- ' ��IN� URES�iI , . E . City Engineer 9/1/66 � �? 1- 196G Ai.l i' �`,1 ��g,��1�;3t,i?,1i2�3►4�� ' � �%�%t . C i.-L� f . � ` �„ ' v�%�-:%'��Z-U � ��, . � �� d i� �� ,L,� /� �1 � 4-� :3 % ��wr�ei�,�:.�r �� , t7 �' � � , �hC�� i �,'.;�-ci�..r�.� �u � .:S'S'��. � / _ � „ �i:c,-u:�- �� iy�� `�� , �t1l�.�i.. �rt;� : � ' � . �%.� � �-,;,:,�� . , , /��.. (�i;,�� ✓�C`_ G'��;-�.� '.,c�� .z� �; � �' 0 �,�.z�w� �. � Q �r ��,,1:/ _�%-��:��.� 2��--� , � - ��' , �"'� �-'Y G��v��' -�� C..'��,tiut� � ��_ �-_ �� G�c,G�1-�. � �u,l�o i�=C'x6� Lct-E.cC -r� � GU-' � � CC'i✓t C'c.-�I--�.. �� 1�(..i; ', Cc.'i✓ CE3 �'}'�.2iis%-G�.L %f �~� • . ^ �i-� � '�� ri�.E�,iti w' 'e�tt-i�c �'7�-0 ��'yZU�.�.� ,�G�� i � l/ , Gu-�� }��, � � ,�'�� G��"''./�u . . , , �'� /�.�'.{�L��/i.-*=�ty� �-*�'�' �C��^t v✓-.�iti:�G�c�L-(.:"�<� . , � /j�i . /� �� - �/�%r � Ltn/�l. � �L.L'iy::��( :t7� � 7 �• � j�� %" �Kii�.C�GIG•t�C L�j (/�/�• �� X �� /�--i:t�t��1), ,/1—.. �� ,..��,,Q�� (��/�,J� //�J� � , U � U �... ✓�-LC� ...�i. ��...� i''f,�t�(,!C, �W- '� —" .`�'�E:�.1 �„ // :'ii✓�y�G�i� '" � L'<� /� / / �-e.�r % � . ; ��, 1 �! ��,�� - j -�t.�z.c� '� % -, �� c � 1 � � c�L�-s2,i ' `-�� , , CITY OF FRIDLEY PAftKS A AdD FtEC��TION DEPARTMFNT , -- Paul Bro�an, Dire ctor 61i31 Ut�i.versity Avenue N. E. Phone s 56�1,50 PARKS y�ORK PROGRESS REPORT � MONTii 0�' Augvst 1966 � * � � � � � � � � � � �r � � � � � � � � a� � # � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � +t � Mork to be done: Work being done: Work tYnisheds ' The Commons: , Dug=ou.tie-Softball Grass Cutting Iastalled Tennia Net (1) , Relocafi,e Parldng Lota Spray for weeds North �e South Replace Flag Pole Hacl�ann Circle Parks Install bas�s indicators 3ida Infield o Add Mix Lcgan Parks . 3kin InfYeld � Add Mix Plqraouth Square Park: Sldn InPie].d = Add l�fat Sylvan Hills Parks Sldn Infield � Add Mix Construct Horeeshoe Pits Terrace Parlts 31d.n Infield = Add Mi.x Install Hydrant � Skating Flanery Parkt 3kin Infield o Add Mia I�oc ke Park s Road Accesa Pre].im Plans Jay Parks Repair F�arnma�Slide Sidn Infield - Add Mix Grass Cutting Spr�.y ior xee�.ia Painted volleyball linea Grass Cutting Installed 16o Slide Spray for w�8ds .�dded sand to sand boz Hra�� T@nnis Feuc� with pipe R�pairsd & rebuilt water outlet bozes Removed trae t4�om 3Mf corner Jrass Cut*.,in� Spray Por We�ds Grass Cuiiing Spray for wcecls Grass Cutting Spray for s�eeda Installin� Tennis Net (1) Grass Cutt,ing Spray for �rreeds P�si.nted wlleyball linas Painted baseloetball linea Itastalled 16e Slide Triau�ed around grouud plants Cleaned out culvert apillx�y InstalLed Tennis Aiat (1) Inst.mZled volleytiall stqdo Painted baskabball linea R�oved dead trees installed Teania Net (1) Gras9 Cutting North oP Creek Inata2led Zights nnder �rass Cutting Sauth of Cr�ek shelter caaopy xi.th timer Spra3r for weeds attsched �sras� Cutting Spray for �eeds R�ov�ed dead trees Installed new i�asket net , 1 PARKS A rM REC "� �.JlTION DEPAR ar ork rogress eport I Kork to be done: �as Gree t 3ah ol: Remove inf`ield clay from , be].1 field (add top soil) l�ioore La1oe Beach & Pat�k: I.Install Vandalism Signs Wor�k bein�� done: �� t'�ra�s cutting Spray for weeds t3raas cutt,ing Spra,y far weeda � . . Craig Parkt � , iiave park sign paiAted t3�rasa cutting �InaLsll Vandalidm 3igna 3pr�y !or �reeda �aghea dc HorixoAs � � Grasa cnt�.ng InaLall No Du�nping Signa Spray Por wea�de ' I�elody Msnor Phrk: Parit Dsve].opmetrt Prelim Plans Fi.11 beittg added Install xarmiag bouae , Wsst Moore Laloe Parlt: Install No Dm�ping 3igne �rasa cutting , � yl►th� & ?th 3t,: Inatail No Dumpiag Signa ' ' Keni�aaton Drive: Sesd �tith rye Add t'ill � Instmll !Vo Du�ping Sigas ?9th & a1d�n�Wsy Areas Tres & branch removal@bnrning II ' Rice Creak Bl�rd s I', Install 110 Dumping 8igns 'I Ero�►a,� & Hugo: ' Add fY ll Pro�n rcad conetract,ion , Inatall No Duaiping Signa ' � al.�naoe Property: rnatall No Dumping 3igae ' Spray for weeds t3�ra ,s Cutting Spray Por weeds Adding fill � arass cuttitag s��► ror �eaa �raas cutting Spra-y for wseda �aaa cnttir�g Spray Yor veeds Work ficb.ahed: 4 Installtd baakst�op-soft!x1I. Iastalled pl�sra benchse Instal.led tenaie neta (2) Added infield six to soY'tball tisld Drain has beeo lev�eled Tennia Net Inatalled (1) � �� t3rad�d NS Cortiar � Filled holss in 9i�T Corner Re�ao v�d a ea�eat l�oa prap o Removed 1�SP �ol� 0 r - a ' � ... ,f. . ... - . . :� ��£� ... . .. , d . .�n �7 L . r. �.� , .., ... . .. . r. �.. . '�''-4 � z _ R' _ . , . . . -s I . . . :. .. . . � .� .. "�.? . . . . . . . � �t�� . ... , . . . S�' : ' . . .. . ._ . ' rn a• �t z,-�� rr�f '�_ �, � e�� 1 'f t {. 5 � . . . ' . . . .. .. �. z! Y, ... .. . .- . .' . � . . .trr �.`� 1 d�,,... �,`.t ' i.Yj't ; �.�� G _ . ,:,fi i.�' _ A33�tt;�'r. _ .. _ t. . i:>, ur s a . . `:i.: .. a fl.ii;'.! ' "s^1 ^':'>' .:' si=?$�',�, �S�ZJ' i 9iOQi� . . . . � _ .. M.. . .e..s.,i+i!a�� .:�,,;�5�'�i�ii�l.t � , . k,,; ,�Cr 2. ,n � !`;"� ' i, ; _. ' . . � . . . .� .. � .. , '� _f �,s�. t`'cszi... „$v;�:�::.x.�...'..:i 31: t�L�.S3@.,�.rt7 . , . . . . .� . � . - ... ��:. �>! .3 � �i �.s.4µ , . ' , .. . 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Work to be dones Work being done: Work finiahed: r.�..a. r.�.�...re Ina�rrook Ptbperty: 4 a Area cleared and ►roed� cut down Ove�all Maintsnauce: Narr Q�urtera: The i�idley Parks ar�d Recreatioa Depaz�mertt Maintsrtanc� Cre�r now t have n�r quarters in vhich to worko For the past two weeks the movs hae bsen msde over to the build3n� Lhat xas used by the Fridley Youth C»ttter organiaationo Fquipuent was'tr8nsferred frc^! the o].d xhite park shed at the rear of City Hallo � With heaters installed in the hliildi�ag as . they are at preaent thia aill �aaloe a lYne pla�e to xork. thf� w3.nter and al.so a pla�ce that �re msy no� etors our v�ehiclea out ot the xeatharo This ia a real titep foz�aard for our park depart�aento � I ' I� I , The flail a�er lLas two sets of �iades and are alt,eraated and aharpensd per �odieal]yo The flail mo�rer has also been t uched up xith pai.nt to tceep ita eolor aad.proteet.ed Yk�om tbe �aeather and extensive uaeo The Conmona Parks Two loafla o£ speeial. infYeld mia have been added to diamond �3. The Ndrr Park Trualc: Ov�rall �naiatenancE� haa beea done to the truak snah as washfna, greaaiag, ahanging og oil and filter, e�L•c, The Ne�r Tractors Traetor also recieves uverall maintecsance auah as rashing� �reaaiag, oil ahange $nd, fil.ter changao ' Momers: i�ar►d Typ�: These trimmer movers and ttiro 2�" Toro mowera receiw con�t�nt xatih and maintenanceo Aecals have bee:a applied;to all moxing equiptaent ta eho�r deparbaent awnerahipe I� I � Loake Park: Bird house has been 3nsta1led in Locke Parko Tha Conenons Parks Painted diaa�ond nwnbers h�ve been inatalled on the baQkat�op$ for ease ia identifi.cationo Citp Halls Department,maint,�ins all the gras:► area around City Halle Additioasl grass has been added with the corr�pletion of ti�e �rass area in connection wiLR the service roado Park 3hed: All recreati.onal equipment �rill nU.� be stored in the park ah�d, 1+i�v � iestallat,ion of shelves have made_thia a cleaner and.brighter area to loeep awr recreational supplie8 fro� �eason to_seaeono I' Moore Lake Heach.�C.Park: Tree tri�ning haa t�laen place here to maks the t►rees more attractive se�d also to help them ahape and�grow. Vandalism Reports ' Moore Latce Beach & P:rks Water Fount.ain Broken Away f'ram rall. Or� bouod�y rope Pound rapped arout�d barrel in xatero Terrace Park: Tennis Net Handle fouud brol�aa a�ray f'ra�n aupport polee , Co�nana Park: �er�nia Net Handle Y��und b�otaen away from, support pol+ee One tennis net cable brpkeno Crai� Parks Rocking Horse broken dowa fran svinga seto Lceke P�rk: Barb-Wire fec�ce along easL boundry broloen dosmo Harrels tipped op � sids and stock piled on top of each othero One Iight fixture gruard siad glaaa remov�edo Cha,in remowed frotn fla� poleo N3F light fixture brol�n Park Stied: One ra�ki.ng hor.se sto en fram ar�a plua Pixtureao ' . ; . . ,,: - s: , , , . ' ' ' � �. ; ,:,. _. , . , ,t�� . � . � �ztb( � : . � `'� . .. ' � - � � .' .. . .. . �t-f''•'3 `z::b•1 ,i.f.�:i^�..+�Y; ,. , e- . .. : ... ..�� . _. . .,.... �'. � . .. , � : . .. ., . f ' 1 . y... f ::1 : � . . 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W.. . �'I . . � . . . . . . . . . � . _ . .. .. � ' i ' ', PARKS AI�iD REC ��.ATION DE� RTM�NT _�� p� � P��r ork rogress epor , Mo� o Au �us aa , Vandali$m Report: Continued 3ylv�ri tiill Parks One pat�e oP gl.ass brokan by &�B Gun Flanery Parks 5 panes oY glasa broken by Air�(3uao Tennis �let pulled damo ' ' I , 6 ' � � ' � CITY OF FRIDLEY PARKS ^ND R�CR?,ATTON �FPARTMF.�TT Paul tirown, Director NoE, F r�l 0 R A►V D U M Augast 1966 I Parks and Playgr+ounda t Phone: ao Park Si�nss Sign hae been ordered for Crai�; Park, our newly i�amed park area on 79th Way, Si�n at F�a lanann xill be corrected alsoo . bo It ia 1my pleasure to annuur�e that all requested purchas�a urider Capitol , Ontlsy have besn made ar completed for thie yearo Also, uader imp�r�ov�tents, once Fre have our �ielody Manor Pro3ect and Lock+e Park Hoad Accesa ProjeCt und�r xay this will conclude our 1966 projec� requestse ce Information xill be forthcoming as to tha property or, OutloL �1, R3ce Creek Plaza South Adno City t�tanager witl be making a repor� to the Council on this mattere do City Council Notess August lst Mesting; Council concurred �ith Caemiasione setting oF hours in the parks 01' A2 200 M3.dT13.p�ht t0 5 SOO 8o111e that no one is allawed on or in park property during thesa designated hourso Lota 13-11t�15, Black ?, Carlaon°s Suramit Manor N. Adn Kert� red tagged for consideration for pwrchase as �k property for a period o1.' 92 days. II Re�raations ao Public Ar.',dress System Danated To Department From �rs Jaycaea Orqar�isatioqo A Newcartb Re�ord Play+�r PubLi.c Addresa System was present�d to our dept. on August 15th at the City Coucnil Meetingo A letter o�' thac�k� was mailed to the Mr� Jay�cess from my desko Unit cost waa �176,00, bo Aaseball I'rogram Eads: Our 1q66 ba�eball seaaon ended,with our trophy presentatiori ni�ht at Hayes School. Four tP.ams xan awa.^ds for their �rianings p�.ug i�re tiarrg Messick, H3�h School �a�eball Coach was aur gueat spealaer �nd two movies wera ahown also, The 196� World Series in Co2or plus a movie on athlet�.cs at th� Univer�a �y o9' Minaesot�o 8ome 1T5 attended this segsiono co MernRs SoftbAli = 5andstrom �c Haf.ner represented the Cj.ty oP Fridley in this years Sta.te Tournamento Thep def�atad in our ot,m local playoffs Skyxaod Mall and then eliminated our regular aeason chnmpions 9ob�s B�rbera to make the tourney in Cryetal, Minnesotaa In the state meeL the team xent all the way to the semi�finals. Tr►o ind'.viduals on the tesai made All-State Hvnors, they were Nlro Jim Thomaa a.�ad Atro Ji.a� aficicso do Couples 16" 31ox ?itch Toweament - Here ia a real Pirat for our depte �'ive teama ent,ered our couples tourna�a�ent that xas h�ld on August 20the Fiv�e cvuples or 1.0 play�ers n�ke up a team, Playera were no glovea. and must bat alteraatelyo Thia game was stsrted sbeut tvo y�ears ago in Anoka, We contacted teams in thi.s area and offered th�a thia chaaee to play in a regu}.ar tournamento A team from L�iphar�r xon the trophy. '�e charged each tea�a $10.00 to entero Very auccessful, �3.11 offer this again next aeasono � �,� :�,:.,�,..+. _.� *w:. �,�-r=,.;:: PAt'!LS AND RFAAFATION M E M 0 R A N D U M Page 2 --------�— eo �ten�a 16� 81o�r Pitah Softball Tournament - Secend An�_ual Tournsmeat Waa held Au?uat 22 thru 2ltth, Four teams entered thia ye�ara ev�ento Here agai.A ia a game thnt wi.11 soma day be an aacApted sport in thia ares of t,he cou�tt�y and Fridley is really in on the �round Ploor. P. Fridleyta [�S.rst Ir�vitational 31oW °itch Tournwnent turned ont 25 t,ea�s traw► sll ovar the etateo This waa a real firat for t�ri.dlep aa a Cit�►. Along xith our dept and 1�lr. Ho��rard Lent� President of the F�i.dley Sof�ball Asaoaiation a moat succosaful tourney Was held in FSri.dley on August 6th and 7t.h. Frontier Club, a teaua that finiahed 5th in our League standinga this summer came ont the xinner. III Meetit�ga � GonPerencea - Extension Couraes - 3hort Couraea au�r i9 p Lunehed at D�y Camp ai�h airl Ca�spers � Loclos Pairk Jul�r 2? - VidLed Nursery in St. Paul xith i�ob Schrosr oP &►b�s Pro�uae Krkte and Couneilinan Dave Harrie. Tree Beut.i.Pieation rroject roposede July 27 - Heaah Ball � Moore Lake Beaeh & Park. July 28 = Pe�raonnel Picnic a.t Mro Jaek Dunph�rta Houaeo Jnly 25 � Pariat and Recreation Meeting - PMd]re? City Hall Ang 6&�- Firat Annua2 Fz�idley Slox Pitch Taurpament - The Cca�ons Palk Ang 11 �8 � • Met with `�'rv Garlaon of Harstead Company and laid p3ans for cament casing around b�ekstop at Moore La�ae Beach & P;rk. - Met with �x, aob Minder a.rid Niro Aane Harrib -�,ibjee3t: I+and Acquisit3.on. 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' ., ......_,_..,._ ......_......�.. �.�....�._.,�t� _,.... ��,./ !, .a....,_..�.. � -^—°-- .��.__._.,..._.._.�_� �. y� ��ti: _ i., _...............,.., �..�.._... _.,......_w..�. � _....._._..n.�....�. ..............�.. � ..s. _ .....a....__M_�,.... �.,,,,.-...,....,. � ..y. _.,... _,..... ...................»,...M,...,,_-t I�'�D/a C�//S - �a�i �%�Z� V I.�:, i _,...a._,�8 . o./ _?' .� a�s; . oM3 / .� O�� .0�7 0 3ept�ber 5, 1966 City of Fridley Res Water Connection As owner of property known as 7426 Bacon Drive NE in the City of Fridley, Minnesota� and legally described aa Lot 10, Auditora Subdivision 129, �e would like permission granted to make a domeetic water connection to exi+ating city xater �, main which nox terminates near the Northeast corner of our property. This request is necessitated by present difficulty in producing suificient water from the ezisting domestic Kell. � / i.•.,,��/��c'.�-�/ William S. Moen ,:CJ�e�t-G C� � �%% G`'Lr`� - Bi�lie A. Moen 0 Sept�ber 5. 1966 City of Fridley Re t E�tension of i�ater aud Seorer I,ines As owners of propertiee described belox we hereby petit3on the City of Fridley to extend e=iating xater and aerrer liaes to service these propertiea. G�/_� ��-.: ._�%/�f�i,-,% '�'Mvea— 7426 Bacon Drive NE �,��, � , ��,.��,,L,� Fridley, Minnesota Billie A. Moen �t 10, iuditore Subdiviaion 129 6 ,/ �9�L' � G��c�i Char1 J. Fowler �x ,�_�, '� _ ,�� / Helen Me FOWZ@1' 0 7425 Bacoa Drive NE Fridley, Minnesota I�ot 4, Bloek l, H3.t$emari Addition