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COUNCIL SECRETARY - MARY LU STROM
' RBGULA�R COUNCTL MEETING - AGBNDA
�i1NE 19, 1967
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REGULAR COUNCIL b�ETING AGEND� - JUL�'E 19, 1967 - 8:00 P.M.
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' PLEDGE OF ALLEGiANCE : 2 minutes
ROLL CALL: 2 minutes
, -- e ular Meetin June S, 1967, Pages l- 39.
MI_._____�E S z R 5 �J `
Special Meeting, June 12, 1967, i�ages 40 - 47.
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ADOPTION OF AGENDA: 2 minutes
' PUBLIC F�A.�TtINGS :
1. On Assessment - ST. 1966-3, 20 minutes Page 48.
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2.: On Improvemenic - ST. 1967-7. (�ddendum 4) t 20
minutes Page 49,
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3. On Improvemen-� - ST. 1.966-6, 20 minutes Pages 50 & 5I.
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IOLD BUSINESS•
4. Secand Reading o� Ordinance Vacating Service Road,
' West Side T.H. #�5. 2 minutes Page 52.
, 5. Second-�eading Qf Ordinance Vacating portion o�
Cul-de sac Mi.ssissigpi Place, 2 minutes Page 53.
, 6. Second Reading os Ordinance Adopting U8C - 1967
Edition, 2 minutes Page 54.
' i.< Secand Reading o:E Rezoning Ordinance - R-1 to R-3,
2 minutes Page 55.
' 8, Reso3.ution Ordering Improvement - ST. 1967-1,
(Addendum 3} (Tabled 5/� 5/67 and 6 j5 f 67 j, _ 2 minutes
. Page 56.
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NEW BUSINESS-
' 9. Building Standards - DeSign Controi Subcommittee
Meeting Minutes, 3une 6, Z967, 5 minutes Pages 57 & 58.
' 10. P].anning Commission Meeting P�iinutes, June 8, 1967,
1Q mi.nu�es Pages 59 - 69.
` 11. Report on Open space Request - Haxri�, 5 minutes , .
12. Accept City Manager's Resignation, 2 minutes
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REGULAR COUi3CIL MEETZNG AGEN�a - s7"tTNE 19, 1967 - 8:00 P.M.� (Continued)
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' 13. Consideration o� Sal.axies, 5 minutes Page 70.
14. Application to Park Trailer - 6887 Channel Road, pages 71 & 72.
, 5 minutes
15, Appointment, 2 minutes Page 73.
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16. Ordinance Defining Certain F�.re Alas{ Systems� � pages 74 & 75.
5 minu �e s 10 : 00 P. T�i. .
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17. Resolution AutY�.orizing Issuance oi T�mporary Bonds� Pages 76 - 82.
ST. 196?-1&2, 2 minutes
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18. Resoluti.on Authorizing Sale and Pu.rchase o� Temp-
arary Bonds -- ST. 196?-1�z2, 2 minutes Pages 83 & 84.
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19. Resolution D�.recting Preparation of Assessme�it Roll..p�ges 85 & 86.
' ST. 1966-5, 2 minutes
20. Resolution Directing Hearing on Assessmen� Rol3.�
ST� 1966-5, 2 minutes Pages 87 & 88.
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21. Resolution Receiving i��.ans and Specirica-�ions and
' Calling Hearing - 5S&S��T•�88, 2 minutes Pages 89 & 90.
22. �esolution �pproving Plana and Authorizing Bids -
' �T. 1967-10, 2 minutes Page 91•
23. �tesolution Ordering Preliminary Plans and Speci- .
, fications - SS&SW'�88 (��dendum 1), 2 minutes Page 92•-
24. Resolution Ordering Pre3iminary Plans and Speci-
' fications - ST. 1967-7. (Addendtun 5) , 2 minutes Page 93.
25. Resolu�i.fln Receiving pre�iminary Flans and Spec3.-'
'; fications and �alling Hearing - ST. I967-i (Aaa-
endum 5}, 2 minutes Pages 94 & 95.
' 26. Resolution ordering 3mprovement - ST. 196?-I
(Addendum 4}, 2 mznutes Page 96.
'. 27. Claims, 2 minutes . Page 97.
28. Estima�es, 2 minutes Pages 98 - I05.
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29.� Licenses, 2 minutes Pages 106 - 11G.
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'� REGULAit COtTi�?CIL D�ETING AG�:ITi�A - JUNE 19, 1967 - 8:00 P.M. (Continued)
� 30. Petitions, 2 minutes Pages 111 - 114.
� 3I.. Conununications, Z0 minutes Pages 115 -- 119.
(a} Governor: I�getropoiitan CQUnca.1
(b} City Engineer: Stinson Boulevard
' (c} 5ta�e rorestry: �lm irees
(dj Caunty Assessor: Board c�f Review
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ADJOUI�I: (10:5$ P.M, j
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REGUI�Z'�IZ. COUTdCIL ��ETING AGEiv'D� CG�N'u�'NT5 - JUNE 19, 1957 - 8:00 P.M.
PUBLIC HEARINGS•
l. ON ASSESSI�NT - ST. 19b6-3: The Notice of Hearing is on Fage 48. _
- The �C? nal assessr,�ent roll is ia�cluded in the envelope with the .____.
agenda.
2. ON Tt�.'ROVENi�NT - ST. 1967-1. (ADDENDUM 4} : The Notice of Hearing
• is on Page 49. The preliminary assessment roll is included in
the envelope with the agenda.
3. ON IMPROVErSENT - ST. Z966-6: The resolution setting the hearing
is on Page 50, and the Notice o�' Hearing is an Page 51. 2Yhis
should be passed prior to opening the pub].ic hearing sinee �his
resolution sets the hParing date which is tonight. The prelim-
inary assessment roll is included i.n the envelope with the agenda.
oLn sUSSrrESS:
4. SECOND READING OF Oi�DINt�NCE VACATING SERVICE ROAD, WEST SIDE T.H.
#65s The ordinance for second reading is on Page 52.
5. SECON'D REA.DING OF ORI3INANCE V�CATSNG PORTION OF CUL-DE-SAC -
MISSISSIPPI PLACE: The ordinance =or second xeading is on Pa.ge 53.
6. SECOND REt�DING OF ORDINAL�TCE ADOPTING UBC - I967 EDIT�ON s The
ordinance on Page 54 is somewhat different from the one that was
read for the first timz, but Y believe it �ou1d be passed on
second reading perhaps saying "as amended" fram the first reading.
T�his does not include the truss.section as in the previous ordi-
nance, because I noted in the Buildi.ng Standards-Design Control
Subcommittee Meeting minutes that they axe stili studying this
tYpe of construction.
7. SECOND READING OF REZONING ORDINANCE - R-1 T0 R-3: The ordinance
for second reading is on Page 55.
8. RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPRQVEMENT - ST. I.967-1 (ADDENDUM 3} (TABLED
5/15j67 AND 6/5/67}: The resolution for your consideration is on
Page 56.
NEW BUSINESS•
9'. BUILD .NLG STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITZ'EE MEETING MZNUTES,
JtTNE 6, 1967s These minutes are on Fages 5? and 58. At the
meeting on June 12, you considered Item �]. and 3tem �5, on Pages
� �57 and 58. In Item �2, Page 57, the Subconunittee made a recom-
mendation. In Items �;3 and �4, �'ages 57 and 58, they did not.
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REGULZ�t COUi�ICIL i�ETSNG AGENDA COi'�li�iQ'i'S - JUNE 19� 1967 - 8:00 P.M.
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PLANNING CO'�IISSION MEETING MTNUTES, JiJNE 8� 1.967: These minutes
are on Pages 59 through 69. Item �1, on Pages 59 through 62, the
Comm3.ssion recommends �enial or" the rezoning request as per motion
on Page 52. Petitions an Pac�es ].l]. and 112. You have already
considered Item �;r2 on Pages 63 and b4 at a public hearing on.June
12th. Stem ;3� on �ages 64 and 65, the Commission took no action
at this ti.me. Petition on Page 113. Item ;�4, on Pages 65 through
68, the Commission by a mc�tion on Page �i8 recommended denial of
the request, and the petitioner stated that he would not pursue
this �urther. Petition oi� Page 114. �he CQmmission took no action
on Items -�,5 and �6, Pages 68 and 69. This concludes the Planning
Commi.ssion T�f.eeti.ng minutes unless any of you wish to discuss any
other items. !
REPO�tT Oi� o�EN SPACE Rr��UEST - HARRIS. This is discussed briefly
in the minutes of the mee'cing of June 5th, and I do not knaw whether
or not Councilman Haz'ris wiJ.l be prepared to report at t21is time.
ACCEPI CITY 1��NAGER'S RESIGNATION: Tt appears that my resignation
has been accepted by the City Council through the newspapers, so
that it is not necessary for me to write a forr�tal Zetter of resig-
nation at this time. The Council should, ii you accept my resig-
nation, appoint an Acting City Manager to become the Acting City
Manager as of 5;00 P.M. on June 30, Z967, at c�hich ti�ue my 7� years
of service to the City o= Fridl.ey will come to an end.
.CONSIDER,�iTION OF SALARTES: On Page 70 is a suggested increase in
t'h,e salaries for the Faxe Chiet .and the Fire Inspector, whom I
feel have not been paid in aecord with the others in the City
e�.p].oy o� comparable standing. _ �
APPLICATION TO PARK TRAILER - 6$87 C`HANNEL ROAD: The application
is on ?age 71, and the sketch showing the proposed location is on
Page 72.
APPOINTMENT: The appointn�ent is listed on Page 73 �or yaur consent
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ORDTNADICE DEFINING GERTAI�V FIRE ALAR..M SYSTEMS: The ordinance on
pages 74 and i5 is presented to the Caunczl by the Fire Department
as necessar+r, and if you concur, can be read for the first time
at t1:Yis meeting.
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REGUT�IR COU�TCIL 1`�ETiNG AG�ND1� COi%�I.:EiZTS - JUIvTE 19, 1967 - 8:00 P.t�t.
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17. RESOLUTION AUIHORIZING ISSUr�CE OF TEt�+i�'O^ARY BONDS - ST. 1967-1.&2:
A memo from the Fir.ance Director on Page 76 expl.ains the reso7.uti.on
an Pages 77 through 82.
18. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SAI�E AND PURCHAS� �F TEMPOit1�RY BONDS - ST.
. 1967-1&2: The resolution on Pages 83 and 84�is complementary to
the resolu�ion in Item ;;-18, above.
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RESOI,UTIC�N DIRECTING PREPI3..RATiON OF ASSESSMELhTT ROLL - ST. 1966-5:
The memo on ��.ge 85 f�om tlze Fi.nance Director e�'plains the resolu-
tion on Page 86. There is no ro11. for t%is at this time, since all-
7�ots will be assessed e�ually apvroximately $1,700.00.
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RESOLUT�ON DIRECTING HEL�'��1�SG ON �1SSESSg���T �4LL''- ST. 1966-5: The �
reso].u�ion is on Page 87, and the Notice af Hearzng is on Page 88.
21. RESOLUTION RECEIVING PP,�LT��ZN�.RY FLANS a-ND SPECi�'ICATIONS AND Ct�LLING
A PUBL2C i-iEAi72i�TG - SS&5��7';=88: The resoluti�n on Page 89 is self-
exp3.anatory, and the rT�tice o� Hearing �.s on Page 90•
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RESOLUTIO'��i ��PfiOVING PLT-xNS AND AUTHORIZ�,3G BI�� - ST. 1967-10: The
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resolution on Page 91 is self-explanatory« Tine funds would come
from State Aid money.
RE$OLUTION ORDERII�TG Ts�' k;ELII�TINARY PI,�iNS AND SPECZ� ICATIflNS - SS&SW�88
(ADDEI3'DU I`� i ].} : T h e r e s o�. u�. i o n o n P a g e 92 is s°7.f-e x planatory.
24. RESOLUTION ORDERI�7G PP.ELINi3N�RY PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS - ST. 1967- .
1(ADDENDUM 5): 1he resolu�ion on P«ge 93 is sel=-explanatory.
`25. P,ESOLUTTON RECEIVING PRELiN1INA.�tY PLANS AND SPECIFICATSONS AND CALLINNC
A pUBLIC F�A.��NG - ST. 1.967-1 (ADDENDUcZ 5} : The resolution on Page ,
94 is sell-explanator�,r� and the Notice of Heaxing is on Page 95.
26. RESOLUTION ORDERiNG Ir�PROVEiviENT - ST. 196�-1 (ADDENDUM 4): Passage
of Resolution on Page 96 depends upon hearing in Item �2, above.
27. CLAII��S: Tlie claim num'pers are on Page 97. Detail of the elaims
is included in the enveZo�e ��ith the agenda.
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28. ESTI��ATES; A Zist o� estir�ia.tes is on Pages 98 and 99. Detail
o�.some o�- the estimates Ii�ted is on Pages IOO thraugh 105.
29. LiCEVSES: A I.ist •�f licenses for your consicleration i.s on Pages
106 through 110.
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P�GULA.R COUNCIL MEETING AGENDt� COt�ii:fIENTS - JUNE 1.9, 1967 - 8:00 P.M.
(Continued}
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30. PE1^ITIQVS: Petition No. 2Z on Puge 111 relates to Item �l on Page
59. Petition No. 22 on Page 112 relates ta item �l on Page 59. =
, Petition No. 23 on Page 113 rel.ates to Item �3 on Page 64, and � -
Fetition No. 24 on Page I.14 re7.ates to Item ;�4 on Page 65.
' 3 ]. . - CO�f3MtTN 2CA.T IONS :
' (a) Governorr Metropo? i�tan Council: Although the letter
an Pages ll5 and 116 was directed to me, I am sure that
the Counci? ��ould �refer to make a recammendation to the
�, Governor rather than having rne do it.
(b) Gity Engineer: Sicinsan Boulevard: The memo on Page I.17
' is sel�-exp].anatory. In the next tQ the Iast paragraph, -
if you wish`to set a public hearing, yau could pass the
routine resolution as though it were a�.reaay prepared,
' and we could consider it passea and proceed accordingly.
(c� State Forestry: Elm Trees: Two members of the State
' Fores-�ry Division .aere in �'ridley yesterday at my request,
and investigatec�. the dead elm trees at the addresses give�
ta me by Councilman Harris. I had Patrolman Oden drive
' them to the si�ces and that is why the memo on Page 118 i�
from Nir. Oden as I did nat take the time to make a memo
of my awn ta the Council. In effect, erhat they are sa�ring
, is that the City shoul.d have som�e kind of an ordinance to
require that aead elm trees, stumps, or cut up tree logs'
in Fridley should be destroyed, instead af laying around.
ias a potential breeding ground for the Duteh Elm disease:
They took several sanples with them ta the laboratory, but
I have not heard any report as yet, al.though they did not•
! fee1, that the trees had died af Dutch Elm disease. �
(d) County Assessor: Board of Review: The assessment noti�e
, on Page 1.19 sets up the Board of Revi�Y� as of Tnlednesday,
�'uly 12, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. Since the Council sits as the
Board of Review, it would seem to be a good idea for the
, ` Council to pass a motion affisming this date as the date
. for the Board of Revi��a. Although the notice is signed by
Marvin Brunsell, �he actual date is set by the County Assessor
, � and we have no control. over what date that mzght be.
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Included in the envelope �Yith the agenda is.a report from the Fire �
Departm,ent with a cover Zetter included insicle the cover of the report«
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967
The Regular Council Meeting of the City of Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Kirkham at 8:18 P.M.
OPENING CEREMONY:
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Kirkham, Harris, Lieb1, Samuelson, Sheridan
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APPROVAL QF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCTL MEETING, MAY 15, 1967t
Councilman Liebl drew the Council's attention to Fage 21 af minutes, under the
heading, "ARCHITECT: ROOMS B-3 AND B-13:". He pointed out that,the motion was
made and seconded by Councilman Harris, and it should say seconded by Council-
man Samuelson.
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Cauncil Meeting
af May 15, 1967 as corrected. Seconded by Councilman Samuelsan. Upori � voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham said there were two additions to be made to the agenda under
Old Business, Item 3A, "Discussion of 61st Avenue", and Item 3B, "Discussion
of I.ots" as requested by Councilman Liebl.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by
Councilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
Mr. vanDan, a visitor to the Council Meeting addressed the Council and said
that two w�eks ago he had been before the Council and discussed a correction
he would like to have made in the Minutes of April 27, 1967. He said th�at at
that time the Council agreed they would take this up at this meeting. He
asked Councilman Sheridan to make this motion. Councilman Sheridan asked
the City Attorney if the minutes can be changed when they have already been
adogted, or whether this change should be adopted into the proceedings of
this meeting. The City Attorney said the change could be adopted into the
proceedings of this meeting.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan that the following correction as stated by
1 Co ncil Meeting of May 1S 1967 be made
Mr. vanDan on Page 2 of the Regu ar u > >
a part of this meeting�s proceedings: In the Regular Council Meeting Minutes
of Agril 17, 1967, Page 24, 3rd Paragraph under the heading, T'ViSTTORS:
MR. FRANCIS VANDAN REQUESTING CONFIRMATTON OF DOCUMENTS", in answer to
Mr. Gibb's question, asking Mr. v.anDan if he was an ats:orney and competent
to make such accusations, rlr. vanDan said that his answer was as follows:
"Mr, vanDan :said he was not an attorney admitted to practice, but because
of his training, being a law graduate, he could interpret the Iaw." .The
motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelson, Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ��
' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 5, 196? PAGE 2
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PLANNER SPECIFICATIONS (TABLED 4/17/65, 5/1/67, 5f15/67 :
Councilman Harris said that this item has been before the Council for the
last three or four meetings, and it has been tabled so that Councilman
Sheridan would have a chance to talk with a City Planner. He asked Council-
man Sheridan if he had had a chance to do anything on this at all. Council-
man Sheridan said that he has not been able to, as he has not had the time.
Councilman Harris said that there has been a lot of discussion on �his item,
and he has prepared some criteria which is listed in the agenda, along_with
material presented by the Administration, which he feels covers most of the
requirements, although there could be additions made on whom the planner would
be responsible to, and for which duties, and he said he felt the City could
reasonably offer �a salary in the range of $9,000 to $Z1.,000.. He pointed out
that the City has investigated the 701 Program, and has found that funds are
not available at this time as there is a long waiting 1ist, and may not be
available in the near future. He said he feels the City would be remiss with
the continued growth af the City, if they did not keep pace with this kind of
assistance.
MOTION by Counci.lman Harris that the Administration prepare the neces:sary
information to place an advertisement to acquire a City Planner, following
the given information and salary criteria in the agenda. Seconded by Council-
man Liebl, who asked for the floor. _ '
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Councilman Liebl said he was against hiring any kind of planner. He said
that when he campaigned for 3rd Ward, and for Mayor Kirkham, Councilman _
.Harris, and the re-election of Councilman Samuelson, he had done so because
they were against Urban Renewal, and they had stressed that they did not .
want Federal encroachment in Fridley, but wanted to Iet individual enterprise
take care of our problems. He asked how come they now feel we need Governmental
interference. He asked why the City needed a Planner and why private enfierprise
could not take care of a11 problems. He said he did not feel the City could
afford a full-time planner, but that rae could afford consulting planners for
specific problems. He said that he did not feel the City could assign a man
whose professional experience in private industry would make from $12,000 to
$20,000 a year to such a menial job as providing backgraund information as
listed in Item 3 of Councilman Harris' criteria. He said that as far as
�,tem 4 and Item 5 go, concerning updating Ordinances and Zoning, he felt �
this could be done under the City Attorney. He said that any smooth talker
aC a lower salary, or even a commission at no cost, could perform the job of
soliciting�grospective commercial and industrial investors. He asked what
they felt the purpose of the City Manager, Engineers, Planning Commission,
and Sub-Committees was. He said he would not change his position against a
City Planner at this time, but perhaps when the City reached their potential
goal of 50,000 people, would be the time to consider a City Planner.
Councilman Samuelson said he could not agree with Councilman Liebl in essence,
as Fridley as�a community is 50%, developed and working with an ordinanee
developed 10 years ago. He said that since that time our City has been. cut'
up by highways whicti have cut the residential areas into cubicles, az�d the
industrial sites into various areas, He said that.to enhance our growth with
proper zoning and to look forward to improved ordinances takes a qualified and
alert City Planner. He said that the 701 Program has been pursued and cannot
be undertaken at this time, and in his Ward the people are concerned with the
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zoning and the way it is progressing. Councilcnan Samuelson said that in the
survey that was taken, 632% , t� �;community feel that the present planning
and rezoning is fair to ,,�gave it a rank of 4th in relative merit of
needs in our community. He aid that the Council must look ahead far enough
so that ttte balance of the land is properly done. He said that when we have
a population of 50,000 it will be too late, as we will be past the point of need,
and at that time we �ould thinic of dismissing a planner. He said there is still
50% of the land to be developed, and no�w is the time to do this, and he feels
a City Planner is a real necessity. ---- -
Councilman Liebl said he would agree with Councilman Samuelson that w� need
a Planning Consultant on and off, but not as a fulltime position. He said
he had studied the budget last year, and there was not a big increase this
year. He said he had talked with many people in his Ward, and they f.eel
that the City is pratty we l i zoned. He said he did not want to see this be-
come a political instrument for one party or another, and he felt this could
happen. Councilman Lieb1 said that as this would be a major expenditure at
the taxpayers expense, he would like to amend the motion to submit the question
of hiring a City Planner to the people in a referendum. Councilman Sheridan
asked when he.proposed this be done. Councilman Liebl said in the election
this year. Mayor Kirkham said he would like to ask for an official opinion
on whether a referendum would be legal in this matter. The City Attorney
said that his opinion would be that it would not be legal in this matter, as
this would be up to the Council to decide. -
Mr. Paulson, a visitor to the Council Meeting, said that when people come in
with plans, some are benefitted and others are neglected. He talked about
one comprehensive plan that had been submitted which was hardly worth the paper
it was written on because so many changes and alterations had been made. He
said that when people want changes, it is their prerogative to have them. He
also said that he felt a planner would spend all his time thinking up things
to do, and felt if this went. through it might be appealed in District Court,
as he did not think the people would accept it.
Councilman Sheridan seconded Councilman Liebl�s amendment to the motion.
Councilman Sheridan asked if it was the opinion of the City Attorney that
this could not be a referendum, but would have to be advisary if anything.
The City Attorney said this was the same type of situation the Council has
had once before. Councilman Liebl said that last year the Council majoxity
passed the Locke Park site for the City Hall, but it had been turned-down
by the people Z to l, and he did not wan*_ to iet this happen again. Mr. vanDan
asked how much it had cost the City to consider the City Hall change.
Councilman Liebl said the cost had been $28,OQ0._ Mayor Ki.rkham said he did
not believe this figure was correct, but he did not know the correct figure
at present, and pointed out that you-cannot determine the feasibility of any
project without study, which costs money, and he said this was true in any-
thing the Council undertakes.
Mayar Kirkham said he would agree with Councilman Samuelson, and if Council-
man Liebl had discussed with the people, the idea that he seemed to have of
what a planner would be doing, he was not surprised that they agreed, as
Councilman Liebl seemed to indicate that a planner would be some form of
dictator, and this is not true. Mayor Kirkham said a planner would be a
professional advisor, and would not do more than a part-time consulltant
would do, but would be available for more than what Hodne and Associates
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is hired for, for example. He said that he only owns one lot in'Fridley
himself, and his interest is for the community, and if we are half undeveloped,
he is interested in developing the remainder in the best way, and he did not
feel he was qualified to decide how the undeveloped land is to be used. This
needs professional planning, and he would suggest they hire a full time planner.
Councilman Liebl read the seven points in Councilman Harris' suggested criteria
to the audience. Councilman Harris said that he had not thought up these
suggestions himself in a hurry, but they had been suggested to him as what
would fall into the area of the responsibilities of a City Planner, and all
communities had these qualifications to some degree. He said that by developing
the land it would be put back on the tax rolls whicfi would help pay for the
p�.anner's services.
Mr. Paulson pointed out land at University and Osborne wi�ich-has been rezoned,
and where roads have been put in but no buildings yet. Mayor Kirkham said
this rezoning had ne'cted more taxes because of the improved land. Council-.
man Harris said that there wi11 be an electronic manufacturing firm that
will start building this year, and if this land had not been available with
roads and utilities, they might not have decided to build here. He said
these things are neeessary to entice people into our community. He Iisted
the following eommunities as being communities of our size that have City
Planners; Coon Rapids, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, and Richfield. He
said that each Council that has a planner still has to answer to the public.
Mr. Faulson said he can change his mind if he has the facts.
Councilman Sheridan said he had seconded the amendment to the motion, and
he did not feel it was a parallel to the issue put to the public for a vote
last fa11, but he would not be surprised if the amendment did not pass.- He
said secondly, in regard to the planner, that at this time he is not in favor
of a planner, and the budget is such that we could not hire a plannex in 1967
and put him to work in 1967 as we do not have the space or the money, but if
a planner is going to be employed by the City of Fridley, it wi11 probably
take place on or about the first of the year, when we have both space and
money built into the 1968 budget. He called for the question on the amendment.
Upon a voice vote,-Kirkham, Harris and Samuelson voting nay, the amendment
failed.
Mr. vanDan said that Mayor Kirkham, Councilman Harris and Councilman
Samuelson had campaigned on the premise that, unlike the previous Nee
�dministration,`all business would be held in publ:;.c and there would be
no closed meetings. He said that at the last Council Meeting he had seen
a letter written over the Mayor's signature, many items were referred to
as item number so and so, or just referred to as page sa and so, and a
letter was presented to the press and the public did not even know what
it was, and if Councilman Ziebl had not just read the City Planner speci-
fications, the people would have had no idea of what the Council was
talking about. He said he would like to ask the Council to transact all
the business in public. He said the second item he would Iike to bring up
is that he has talked to Councilman Sheridan several times:about a City
Planner, and when he was on the Park Commission under riayor LaGrange, he
had made it clear he was against spot zoning. He said.that proper
exploitation of property gives a better tax base, and when they talk about
the�image of the City, what is paramount, the broader tax base or the beauty
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of the City and a master plan? He said that for years, the City has been
rezoning property, and he mentioned the looks of University Avenue, and the
money for a planner would be down the dxain because even his plans would be
constantly rezoned. Councilman Harris said that this is bound to come up
with a master plan, as some things in communities are not the best use of
the land, but perhaps if someone had had their finger on these things,
developments such as University Avenue may not have happened. He said that
part-time people cannot be asked to take time off from their jobs to get all
the necessary data for necessary changes in the City, but if all the data is
available to rhem, the zoning can be planned and thought out for the best
interest of the City. '
The vote upon the motion was a roll call vote: Kirkham, Harris, Samuelson,
Sheridan voting aye, Liebl voting nay, the motion carried.
CONSIDERATION OF PUBI,ISHING ANNUAL REPOP.T (T9BLED 5/15/67);
Councilman Harris asked if this is prepared as the annual report to the
people, or is it the same as a consideration of acceptance. The City Manager
said that this is_a communication to the Council and if the Council decides
to print and distribute it, it would contain this same information with the
addition of a letter from the Mayor. He said that the size when printed
would be approximately 5 x 9. The Cauncil discussed pictures for the annual
repo�rt. The City Manager said that persons skilled in making reports usually
recommend they show construction action pictures rather than the finished
project, and it may be possible to get a picture of the model of the Melody
Manor Park. Councilman Liebl asked how many copies would be made and who
they would be sent to. The City Manager said there w�ll be 5,700 printed
to be mailed to tfie people we have addressograph plates for as utility users,
and if the Council decides to send this out, it will be done as soon as it
can be printed. Mr. vanDan said that he had not gotten a copy of the survey
that had been sent out to the people because he owns his awn well.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the expenditure for the publ'ication
of the annual report and request the Administration to prepare the report for
mail.ing to the Citizens of Fridley. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham d.eclaxed the motion carried.
RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT - ST 1967-1 (ADDENDiM 3) (TABLED 5/15/67):
Mayor Kirkham said this project wouid cover the street improvement on'�
�:H. ��65 West Service Road from Ost�orne �2o�d to 750 feet south. Councilman
Harris said he would like to ask the City Engineer if the $3,500 inerease in
the construction costs would_be assessed against the parties that have re-
quested that part of the sewer system be deleted, if it was put in at a later
date. Councilman SamueTson said that the owners are still going to have to
pay the trunk charges. The City Manager said that:projects can only be
assessed against benefitted property. Councilman Harris asked if it was
because the City will be using less footage that there`is going to be a
higher rate. The City Manager said it will have to be worked on the basis
that this is benefitted property. Councilman Harris asked if the hearing
had not been held on the total cost of the project. Mayor Kirkham said that
the cost had been estimated. Councilman Samuelson said that deletion of the
line should bring the project in at a lower cost, than the Public Hearing was
held.on, and if they petition for the sewer service shown as an alternate, he
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thought this would require a second public hearing. Councilman Harris said
there,will be an increase in the total projeet cost if they do not co;nplete
the project now, but do part of it now and part of it at a later date. His
question was who is to pay this increase. The City Engineer said this would
be paid by the people to be served, and it would basically be the Lumber
Addition because everything would be assessed against theca, Councilman Harris
asked if the.City had gotten the deeds back. .The City Engineer said they had
not been sent back ;ete
Councilman Samuelson said that they desire that the curbs be deleted an the
west side of the service road. Councilman Harris said there would be-an
erosion problem if there is no curb to foll.ow to get the water to the street.
Councilman Samuelson suggested that valley gutters could be put in. The
Council discussed the Gouncil policy of upgrading and sticking to eerCain
specifications. Councilman Liebl asked why the Lumber Campany objected to
curbs. The City Eng9:neer said they feel that they have a Iarge numbe.r of
trucks and they would like them to be able to go across this line wherever
they feel like it, and they also feel that curbs would obstruct their snow
plowing. Councilman Harris asked about the difference in cost between valley
gutters and regular concrete curb and gutters. The City Engineer said there
would be no great difference in cost as the difference is only a small amount
of concrete. Mayor Kirkham said that perhaps if the Council could tell them
that the City wanted valley gutters to protect the streets, the comgany may
then change their mind. Councilman Harris said that the� aauld indicate to
the property owners that the City will not,leave the street unprotected, and
ask them which one they prefer. --
MOTION by Councilman Harris to table consideration of the Resolution order-
ing improvement - ST. 1967-1 (Addendum 3) and.�equest the Administration to
inform the affected property owners that the City requires valley gutters or
concrete curb a.nd gutter, and give them the estimated cost so that they may
make their,determination. Councilman Liebl asked if there was anyone in the
audience affected by this project. There was no answer. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried. '
DISCUSSION ON 61ST AVENUE:
Councilman Liebl.said that in the area between 3rd 5Creet and 22 Street on
61st Avenue, the new sidewalk had to be dropped down about 22 feet and the
people are concerned about-this. He said that-there are about 4 home owners
that would like to see their lots terraced or shored up by a retaining wall
as was done on Mississippi Street from Centra,I Avenue to University Avenue,
so that their property will look better and will he protected from washouts.
He said the Gity Engineer has said that this will be taken care of. Mayor
Kirkham said that the City can do this, but the benefitted property wi11 be
assessed for it. Councilman Liebl said that the property owners realiZe
this. On.e of the property owners was at the Couneil Meeting. They discussed
the po°ssibility of sloping the yard rather than a retaining wall. The visitor
said he felt the people would prefer the sloping if there was enough room to
do it. The City Engineer said that it is the City�s policy to take care of
the problems. He said there would be a decent slope, any cut driveways *ai11
be repaired and sod will be brought to the sidewalk. He said that after two
months he is sure the people wi11 be happy with the project.
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Councilman Lieb1 said he had received a few calls.abaut lots in Riverview
Terrace and between 63rd Way and 63Z �v'ay. He said that these lots look
terrible, they are a fire trap, and because children play there, are very
dangerous. He sai� that the City Manager had not been present at the last
Council M�eting when the cleanup had been mentioned and he would like to
ask him to notify the people. The City Manager said that they are collect-
ing data to get these orders out as fast as they can. He said that a.man
should be in the Sylvan Hills area with equipment cleaning up the lots now,
and he pointed out that this talces time. Councilman Lieb1 said that lots
had been inspected last year and rats had been found and he did not want
this to happen or someone would get bit and the City would have a suit on
their hands. He said he felt the Ordinance should be enforced. The City
Manager said these were being turned over to the City Attorney as fast as
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BIDS - TWO POLICE CARS (OPENED NOON, JUNE 5, 1967):
The City Manager said that 61 bid specifications had been mailed,_and only
one bid had been received and he read the follocaing bid:
NAME OF BTDDER CERTIFIED CHECK TOTAL LUMP SUM BID TRADE-IN NET BID
Hansord Pontiac $203.32
222 Aen�sep:i.n Ave .
Minneapolis, Minn.
$5,266.38 $1,200.00 �4,066.38
Mayar Kirkham read the memorandum from rhe Chief of Police recommending the�
Council to accept the bid..
Mr. vanDan said he felt this was scandalous. He said that two weeks ago,
the previous bids for police cars had been discussed, and the Chief Fnust
be a 1iar, because at that time the Chief said they were sending out 33
invitations to bid, and Mr. vanDan had checked into it and he did not see
how he could get �3 bids out of the companies that were sent bids, and he
Iisted ll companies that bids had been sent to, and said:that the bidding
apparently had been stacked because these included three Buick companies.
He said that the specif.ications had specified that it shvuld be a,deluxe
model and he questioned why the City needed a deluxe model. He said that
he felt the weight specification stacked the bids in favor of Buick,
Oldsmobile or even�Cadillac. Mr.� vanDan had the specifications for the
Hennepin County vehicles and for the State Highway Patrol vehicles. _ He .
read several of the specifications concerning performanee and compared
them to the City specifications. Councilman Samuelson asked'what the'
weight requirement for the State of Minnesota was. Mr. vanDan said that
none was specified.: Mr, vanDan said that Chief McCarthy has also said he
needs a heavy car so that it wi11 not get stuck. Mr. vanDan said he has
been stuck with his 6,000 pound car with snow tires, so the Chief wili •
get stuck even if he drives a heavy car, and he felt they should specify
non-slip differential rather than deluxe model. Mayor'Kirkham said that.
it seems Mr. vanDan is picking on the Chief and he is not here to defend
himself. �Mr. vanDan said that the Chief does not have to be here. Mayor
Kirkham asked Mr, vanDan to please make his point. Mr. vanDan said that
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the City Charter, Section 6.06, states that contracts and purchases are
to be done by the City Manager, but that he had a copy of a letter on
City stationery over Chief McCarthy's signature, returning a bid bond to
one of the bidders. He asked �ahy, ii the City Manager is the Chief
purchasing agent, the Chief would have bid bonds and notify the bidders.
The City Manager said he could ask the Chief to see that the bids were
returned. Councilman Harris said that so there is no misconception tihat
-the specifications only a11ow certain autonobiles to be bid, there are two
letters in the agenda from Main Motor Sales and Iten Chevrolet Company,
and neither letter says anything about specifications not allowing� them
to bid.. Councilman Liebl read a portion of a latter from one:of the bidders
that was rejected. The letter said they would rather not bid a village when
the bidding is not done on a business-like basis. The letter- said the •
company se11s about Z00 units a year, and the rewards are very.small, so
it is easier to ignore a village with internal problems than to have the
complications involved. Councilman Liebl said this letter came from a
prominent bidder in the Metropolitan area. Councilman Harris asked Council-
man Liebl who the letter was addressed to and wondered why it:was not in his
agenda. Councilman Liebl said it was nat addressed tu the Council. He said
the letter had been sent for the previous police car bidding,. and that was
the reason they did not want to bid now, as they knew they would not have
a chance. Councilman Harris said he was just asking if the lettex w�s valid,
because if it was it should be directed to the Council, as the Counci�. would
like to know if anyone was eliminated. He said he did not recall eliminating
anyone because of a particu�ar make of automol�ile. Mayor Kirkham said.that
if the people do not like what is being done, they should notify the Council.
Councilman Liebl asked if ,the Administration had.really sent out 61. .
invitations to bid. The City Manager said they had. Mr. vanDan said h� .
had spoken to the Assistant Director of Purchasing for Ramsey County:and.
the City of St, Paul and he had said that a11 dealers are not qualified .
to bid, and the invitations went out to those not qualif.ied, except for one.
He said that certain deaZers are especially favored by the manufacturers and
they get notified of bid opening and a 2% to 1Q% kickback from the factory.
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Mayor Kirkham_said that the Council is way behind on the agenda and he did
not feel there was any reason.to make the other people wait f.or this if
they were here for so:nething else. Mr. vanDan said that this has to be
settled. Mayor Kirkham said this could be moved to the end of the evening
and diseussed later. He said no one wanted to cut Mr. vanDan off, but he
would like to p�stpone it on the agenda so ehe other people may be on their
way if they wish. Mr. vanDan said he was agreeable. -With the Council�s
permission, Mr. Kirkham moved to the next item of business.
BIDS - W-75-G {OPENED NOON, JUNE S, 1967):
The City Manager explai_ned that this bid was far landscaping around Fridley
Commons and.the reservoir. He read the following bids:
PLANHOLDER
Ray Jordan & Sons, Inc-.
2701 No. 2nd Street
Minneapolis, Minn.
Marvin"Rehbein Landscaping,
Inc.
1585 Birch
Hugo, Minnesota
SURETY BOND
- Cashier's Check
$700.00
Cashier�s Check
$900.00
LUMF SUM BID
$I3,949.2U
$17,970.00
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Councilman Liebl asked if Ray Jordan & Sons, Inc., had done business in
Fridley before. The City Engineer said that he has done work for the
Highway Department on T.H. ��47. The City 1�Sanager" read the Consulting
Engineer's report recommending the bid be awarded to Ray Jordan & Sons, Inc.
Councilman Samuelson asked the Consulting Engineer how this compared with
the original estimate. Mr. Comstock said that it had not been broken down
on an individual,basis, but it is about $40,000 less than the original estimate
on the whole project, or about S%. Councilman Liebl said he has had four
calls on Commons Park, complaining about the way the park looks. He said
next Sunday there will be about 30 softball teams in the park, and he £eels.
that the City should be ashacned of the awful site. He said it was very
dusty, the grass looks awful, and he was �aondering how much money was
available to spend to develop the park, or how much is spent each year
to maintain it. He said the dandelions haue not been sprayed. He asked
if we lacked the money or the people to do it. Tfie City Manager said w2
lacked both money and personnel. Councilman Lieb1 said that this is what
he had told the people but he wanted it reaffirmed by the Council. Council-
man Sheridan said that originally the Jaycees had done the sodding, and
some grading had been donated. Councilman Harris said that it wi11 never
be a high class area until Gn ur�der;;:cou��c1 ��.tte.r, �•:,.�stem could be put in.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to award the bid for Water Improvement Project
75 - G to Ray Jordan & Sons, Inc., 2701 North 2nd Stxeet, Minneapolis, ::
Minnesota, in the amount of $13,949.20 to be completed in 30 calendar days.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
-HOSPITALIZATTON QUOTATIONS:
The City Manager said that Mr. Pike and Mr. Dick Schillinger were present �
at the meeting to answ�r any questions. Councilman Liebl asked what
insurance company tias the insurance policy for the City. The City Manager
said it was Aetna. Councilman Liebl asked how many years they had had it.
The City Manager said two years. Councilman Lieb1 said it looked to him
as if Aetna had the best policy. Mayor Kirkham said that Blue Cross is
not considered. The CityManager said that Mr. Schillinger had asked for
these quotations, but neither he nor Mr. .Schillinger had seen them. Mayor
Kirkham said tf�ey had been delivered to him. He said he had tried to
campare the figures this evening, and he is not sure that Aetna is still
not the best, but he felt that a comparison between the bids should be
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Mr. Schillinger said that letters had been sent to I2 cQmpanies, and 4 bid�,
beside the Blue Cross bid, had been received. He said that 7 compat�ies did
not wish to bid. �Mayor Kirkham asked if anyone was gresent from MII.
Mr. James Lemieux was present at the Council Meeting representing the Blue
Cross company. Mayor Kirkham asked if they could compare the two policies.
Mr. Schillinger said that this would be a lengthy discussion and di�ficult
to make comparisons now. Councilman 5amuelson said that it had been his
understanding that.this was all going to be put into a form that could be
publicly bid. The City Manager said that neither he nor Mr. Schillinger
had seen the MII bid until.no�a. Mayor Kirkham said that MII had indicated
to him that they could not bid, because Mr: Schillinger had indicated he�
was the agent of record, and they do not bid through agents of record, so .
he had delivered the bid to Mayor Kirkham. Mr. Schillinger said that he
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had had many discussions with the Blue Cross representative, and he had
told him that the City wants the quotations whether it went through.an
agency or separately, and he understood that they would quote. Mayor
Kirkham said that they had the bids now, so they would like to have these
people review it. Mr. Schillinger said it would probably be easier if he
and the Blue Cross representative met with Mr. Pike and they could submit
an analysis to the Administration to bring to the Gouncil. Councilman
Samuelson said he felt this was a good suggestion, and if they could figure
out the relative merits of all the programs, the City Manager could select
the one that he feels is the best choice for the employees, and it could be
put out on bids. Mr. 5chillinger asked if it was necessary to bid, as there
had been bids from the companies contacted. Councilman Samuelson said that
then it would be with.in the jurisdiction of.the Administration to review and
see wh�ch he feels is in the best interest of the employees, and then
purchase or put out for bids at his prerogative. , �
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the analysis of the proposals �
submitted for the City of Fridley from Mr. Dick Schillinger, also the .
MII proposal and turn them ov er to the Administration for their evaluation
and recommendations to the Council. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
INCREASED LIFE COVERAGE FOR POLICEMEN AND FIREMEN: •
The City Manager said that after a conversation he had had today�; he ilid
not know if the amount listed is enough'. He explained that if the group
life insurance was increased for the 24 policemen and firemen, they would
receive $3,000 life insurance, or $10,000 if they were killed�in the line
of duty. He said he had been led to believe today, that the idea was to
have $10,000 life plus'$10,000 accidental death and dismemberment. He said
he had thought it was $10,000 life on.e way or the other. He said he may have
asked for the wrong quotation. �
MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration report back on this
matter at the time they report back on the Hospitalization quotations to
clarify their position. The'City Manager said he would check with the
Police Department as he was not aware they wanted that much, Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES, MAY 24, 1967: �
Councilman ftarris reviewed the fact that they had asked the Board of Appeals
to take a look at the parking requirement variance again. Councilman 5heridan
read the motion by the Board of Agpeals reaffirming their previous approval
of this variance request. Cauncilman Liebl asked what the ordinance requires.
'Councilman Sheridan said that the ordinance requires 54 parking spaees and
that is why they have asked for this variance. The City Manager said tliat
the ordinance is meant for large shopping centers,`and does permit an
arrangement for parking which can be made within 5OQ feet. Council.man .
Sheridan said that a year ago there had been another similar request, and
one af the reasons the project had not gane forward was because the.Council
had insisted on parking spaces, and if they reduce this parking to l/3 tfie
requirement, they are not being fair to those in industry and other enterprises
which live up to the requirements for parking. He said�other dev elopers have
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bought more property to develop their projects, and he felt if the waiver reduced
the requzreme�.t,�y�4�to_e�en-12 spaces, it might be possible.for the Council to
take a different view, but from 54 to 1$ wa�s too much he felt. CounciT-
man Aarris said he agreed with Councilman Sheridan, and a like enterprise
had been denied a permit because of parking requirements, and he thought
the Council would be remiss to do this in one case and nat another.
Councilman Sheridan said this is not even a hardship case as there is
property available for parking. The City Manager said that he had been
at the meeting when this had been discussed, and their decision had hinged
on the fact that they felt 54 parking spaces was too much to be requiYed
for a funeral home. He said that in the other case, it had been in a
residential'area and had to be rezoned which sets up more stipulations.
Mayor Kirkham said that it was true there had been exCenuating circumstances,
and he did not feel they could make an exact comparison af the two. He said _.
that if the ordinance does provide for use of other property this would be
within the means of that ordinance. Councilman Harris asked about other
available land. Mr. Gearhart said that there was a�:ot to the north but
he was not sure if it was available, but he believed it was=being considered .
for another project. He said that he owned another funeral home just off
Lowry and Central Northeast, and they have one parking lot which will hold
about 18 cars and it is v ery seldom that they would need more, and that is.
the reason they made thei.r arrangement with the church. Mayor Kirknam asked
if arrangecnents have already been made, and Mr. Gearhart said they have.
Mr. Gearhart said that two years ago they had looked into this area, but
there had been opposition to rezoning at that time, and this location had
been pointed out to him because it was already zoned couunercial, but he is
still having trouble. Mayor Kirkham said that he thought it made more sense
to make use of the parking space available instead of developing more land
into parking space, and if Che church agrees to let them use their parking
lot, the land to the north and west of his property could be put to higher
use than a parking lot and he concurs with the Board of Appeals.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the recommendation of the Board
of Appeals and grant the requested variance from 54 to 18 parking spaces.
The motion died for lack of a second.
The City Manager pointed out that the Board of Appeals had the final
jurisdiction, and if the Cauncil does not concur, they must s`et a public
hearing to be held by the Council on the matter.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to set a public hearing for the purpose of
hearing the Board o€ Appeals recommendation. Seconded by Gouncilman .
Sa.muelson. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Liebl voting nay, the motion'carried.
The Council discussed a date for the Public Hearing, and at the same time
they decided to hold the Regular Council Meeting of July 3, 1967 on
July 5, 1967, and the public hearing was set for the date of July 5, 1967.
The Council discussed whether the hearing would be on anly the parking:
requirements or all four variances. The Council decided the hearing would
be held on all the requested variances.
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Mr. Ehlers from Ehlers & Associates was present at the meeting. Mr. Ehlers
said that a�report had been given to the Cauncil relati�e to the refunding
of temporary improvemenc bonds which were borrowed from the sinking fund
�f the City to temporarily finance a number of improvements as listed in
the report. He said the total financing needed is $1,830,065.00 which can
safely be evened'out at $1,830,000.00. He said that details of the bond
issue were given in the report, but they would like to firm up the date
of issue as August l, 1967, and the maturity date as February lst of each
year. He said one matter. of concern is the unsettled conciitions today, but
he said these may settle down in July for better or for worse. fle discussed
the sale date and said he had anticipated a 3uly lOth date, but asked if
there was a Council Meeting close to that date. He said he would like to
move it to the July 1.7th Council Meeting date, and he said that any ti.me
they can call and postpone the sale, and the Council has the right to reject
the bids if they are not satisfactory.
Councilman Samuelson asked ho�a long the Gity cou13 continue-c�iith the '
temporary bonds, Mr. Ehlers said that it would not be�very long. The
Finance Director said that some of them have already expired. Councilman
Samuelson asked about the gossibility of issuing more temparary bonds until
times are better. Mr. Ehlers said that this was a possibility. The Finance
Di'rector asked if temparary�bonds could be issued more than once for the same
project, and ho�a it could be done as some of them are ov�rdue, some coming
due this year, and some not until next year, and can another three year bond
be issued? Mr. Ehlers said that the Finance Director has raised a good point,
and it may be possible to borrow from tliemselves, but not publicly, and he
did not know the answer to this.
Councilman Harris asked how much of the $1,830,OOO.QO sti11 has tem�iorary
financing camanitted to it. The Finance Director said that there is that
much outstanding in temporary bonds now, some due now, and some coming up
this year, some next year. Councilman Harris said he was wondering if the
whole thing would have to be issued under temporary bonds. Councilman
Sheridan said he believed that they cannot re'issue temporary bonds to them-
selves. Councilman Harris asked if temporary financing couldn't be xeissued
if the amounts are reduced by a certain partion. Mr. Ehlers said na, as they
do not want a City to be forever selling bonds. He said there are some
temporary bonds that do mature in 1968 and 1969. Conncilman 5amuelson
suggested they take care of those that mature in 196b and 1967 at this time,
and asked the proportion. Mr. Ehlers said a rough estimate would be from
$600,000 to $700,00� going into early 1968. Ae said tha.t gossibly the
City could handle the rest that mature in 1969. Councilman Harris said
� that if it could be done this way, his opinion would be to reissue temporary
bonds for those that are coming due or are due, and hold in abeyance those that
do not expire until 196$ or 1969 and make the determination at that ti.me.
�he Fin.ance Director said that the City cannot finance themselves fbrever
if the Council is planning on doing any improvement grojects next year, as
', there is not a great deal available and the Council could not continue work
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jeopardizing their credit on the market with a temporary bond issue.
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' through the first part of 1968, and hold off on the balance until the
markei is more favorable. Council�aan Harris asked Mr. Ehlers, if in his
� association with the bond market, it made any difference as to the total
offering of dollars, and does this affect the rate. He asked if tlzere
would be a better rate if there was a competitive situation where we were
' issuing a smaller amount. Mr. Ehlers said quite possibly. Councilman
Harris said it would seem looical to make permanent bonds of the expfred
temporary bonds to get a better rate, because it is a smaller rate. He
asked if in the past they had taken bids on X amount of dollars and broken
' it down�. Mr. Ehlers said no as it is better for the dealers if they can
have pre-sales. The City Attorney read trom the 5tatutes covering the
Council's ability to se11 temporary bonds. The City Attorney said the
� question seems to be whether you are issuing them to yourself or issuing
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Councilman Harris explained to the audience that this discussion pertained
to the interest rate on improvement bonds and that the Council'was trying
to find the best way possible to sell the bonds. Mr. Ehlers�said that if
they refund the temporary bonds coming due on or before March lst, 1968,
the rest of them would come due in 1969, and this would give the City a year
breather. The Finance Director questioned which money would go into which
improvement project as the bonds are issued at different ti.mes. Councilman
Harris suggested that the funds not be described by date. Councilman
Samuelson asked Mr, Ehlers for his forecast of time when the bond market
aright be stabilized. Mr. Ehlers said that last year there had been a
period of tight money which had lasted fram July to January before it started
imgroving, and now had slipped again. He said that if this is a•big
depression it could be a long time. Councilman Harris asked if the amount
the City could save would be eaten up by the�Council's cost to Ehlers &
Assaciates. Mr. Ehlers said not quite. -
The Cauncil discussed whether there would be any advantage in the market
in the year. Councilman 5amuelson said that if the market is going to be
unsettled and unknown, the government is going to be getting every dollar
it can next year on long term, and he questioned whether the Council would
be wise to take the whole $1,830,000.00 at this time, and take the genalty
on the interest. He said that if we get into a serious international
situation, they may cut out the great society programs and add 6°/e tax -
or more to meet the problem, and then the interest rate problems would be
solved. The City Attorney asked if the entire amount were issued now, what
would the restrictions be on calling the bonds before maturity? Mr. Ehlers
said it would be 102% of par, and he said that one saving thing about� this
issue is that the bonds are short, and are heavy on the front end anticipating
special assessments, most of which are on 10 years. He said most beatings
are taken by bonds that are out 15 to 20 y�ars. Councilman Harris said
that some of these projects, 1969-75 inclusive, are so new he wond.ered if
the City was going to have enough to carry $150,000 each year. Mr. Ehlers
said yes, assuming the people pay thezr assessments.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��94-1967 providing for
the issuance aad sale of $1,830,000.00 Special Assessment Fund Bonds at the
suggested time of July l7, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
ro11 call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye, the
motion carried.
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Mr. Ehlers said that they wili hav e a comparison for the Council and the
Council will have the right to reject the bids. .
BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SLTBCOMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, MAY 16, 1967:
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SYLVAN HILLS, PLAT 4. SAME BEING 6390
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The City Engineer showed the Council plans for the addition. Councilman Harris
asked about ttie agreement that the parking lot would have 2" asphalt mat
applied in a few years. One of the representatives for the,Fridley Covenant
Church said that the plans are to do this immediately this summer. Council-
man Samuelson asked if the trees shown on the plan will be put in. The
representative said yes. The Council discussed with the representatives the
parking arrangement and the way the traffic will flow. There was an informal
discussion at the Council table discussing changes in the parking arrangement
for better looks. � -
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Building Standards - Design
Control Subcommittee to approve the building permit with the elimination of
the 7 parking spaces as shown on the map. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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1T:05 P.M.
PLANNING COMMISSTON MEETING MTNUTES, MAY 25, 1967:
1. VACATSON REQUE SI' : SAV ��67 - 02 , ELMER M. JOHN SON :
The City Manager read the Motion by the Planning Commission recommending that
va:cation of a gortion of the cul-de-sac at the west end af Mississipgi Place
be granted. Councilman Harris said he has viewed this and it seems withia
reason to concur with the Planning Co�nission. Mayor Kirkham asked if there
was the possibility of any contrary prior agreement. The City Manager said
there was no agreement they could find. Councilman Harris said he would
suggest that the street be replaced by the City, paid for by assessment to
the property owner rather than a private contractor. The City Mana.ger pointed
out that the Planning Commission required.that it be done to City standards.
The CounciL discussed having limitations staked and that a survey b� done
prior to any construction.
MOTIQN by Councilman .Samuelson to concur with the Flanning Commission and
grant the vacation of a portion of the cul-de-sac at the west end of
Mississippi Place in Johnson's Ri.v er Lane Addition, under the conditions
that there be a survey.showing the vacation, and that necessary staking
and engineering be done along with City inspections to meet the City standa,rds.
Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried,
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12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS
AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CYTY CODE• (VACATION REQUEST, ELMER M. JOHNSON
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson
waiving the reading. Seconded
vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris,
declared the motion carried.
to adopt the Ordinance upon first reading,
by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll ca11
Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV ��67-01, ST. PHILLIP'S LUTHERAN CHURCH: _
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recammendation and recommend the vacation of the 30 foot service_ road on
the west side of T.H. 9�'65 between West Moore Lake Drive and West Moore Lake,
being part of Outlot 2, Block 2, Moore Lake Highlands, 4th Addition.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried... - -•
DRDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE .STREET� AND
ALLEYS AND TO AMEDTD APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE: (VACATE .SERVICE DRIVE
STo PHILLIP'S LUTHERAN CHURCH):
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Ordinance upon first reading,
waiving the reading. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll call
vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Aarris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor .
Kirkham declared the motion carri,ed.. _
3. FUTURE LOCATION OF PUBLIC WORKS GAR.AGE AND YARD:
Councilman Harris said that he has met with the County twice on this since
the Planning Commission suggested that he_follow this up. He said Chey are
meeting again this Thursday, and he will report back at the next meeting or
before. • -
4.' CQMMUNICATION:FROM STATE OF MTNNE50TA REGARDiNG STATU.S.OF WORK �N FRIDLEY:
Councilman Liebl said he was at this Planning Comanission Meeting and many
people had been calling about the signal lights. He referred to the letter
the City Manager has handed out to.the Council regarding work and the status
of signal_lights in Fridley. He asked that this be given to the newspapers.
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Gouncilman Liebl said that the Su�nit .Square Park is in the budget.for this
year, and there are two proposals by the Park Cammission. He said that the
people in this area would like this done this year. He said he has gotten
a.few calls and the people are willing to support the preliminary plans on
Project P-2. He said Mr. Schroeder, representi,ng some of the:citiz�ns in
this area, was present at the Council Meeting. Mr. Schroeder said'the people
are against the v.acating of Hughes Avenue as the people on Hughes would have
only one entrance, and this would block fire protection. He said that the
big problem in the park is ball pla�ing. He said that there is an area that
is Ieft open for ska.ting i.n the winter and the children are playing ball on
this, but it is not big enough, and would not be even with the addition of
two lots. He.said that his own children.cannot play in their own baekyard
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as all they get is foul balls. He suggested they haue something else.in that
area other than ball playing and .find another area for that. Mr. 5chroeder
said he does not suggest moving the two houses, as this would be a big
expense, and they still would not have a park big enough for ball playing.
He felt it would be a waste of taxpayers money to purchase.this property.
He said that the geople prefer the original plan with some modification so
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Councilman Liebl said he thought the Council should take action on this and
asked how much money was available. The City Manager said that $3,300 was
budgeted. Councilman Liebl said his intention would be to develop Suinmit
Square Park as planned, and ask Mr. Fitzpatrick to look into other property
available for a full sized park. He said he had asked •the people if they
want the alternate plan or the original plan and the people preferred the
original p1an. Mr. 3chroeder said the people prefer the original plan except
they want something in the south part.
Mrs. Carl Reed said she was the secretary of the Sununit Manor Association.
She said that they agree with this, but that they feel strongly about the
skating rink, and any equipment to eliminate ball playing should be mov�eable
for the rink in the winter. She said that the support eli.minating ball
playing must come from the Council. Mayor Kirkham said the City looks to
the parents to enfarce the rules,-and they cannot ask .the.Police to arrest
children for playing ball. Another visitor to the Council Meeting told of
balls coming into his garden and child.ren elimbing over the fence to get
them. Councilman Harris suggested that the park post "no baseball". A
visitor said they could save the money as-signs were no good. The City :
Attorney asked what practical solution the people could suggest. A visitor
said that rules had been run-off and handed out to all.the parents in the
neighborhood regarding the hockey rink and this had worked very well. .
Mr. Carl Paulson.said he sympathized with the peopls because children
dislike being kept away from their play area. He suggested the park board
post signs for no ball in the area, and swings be put in for the little
children. Councilman Liebl suggested that they adogt one or the other .
plan so that this can proceed.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl ta adopt the original glan P-Z for Suffinit Square
park, with the exception that on the south side there be a slide or swing
installed to prevent ball playing. Seconded by Councilrnan Harris. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Councilman Harris requested the Park and.Recreation Commission, especially
paul Brown, to draw up a letter regarding canduct for use of the park and�
pass it on to the Su�nit Manor Assoeiation.
DISCUSSION OF GONSULTANT`S PROPOSAL:
Council.man Sheridan read the motion of the Parks and Recreation Co�liission
that they desire to enter into an agreement with Mr. Braddock along the
general lines of his letter. CounciZman �iarris said he had read the letter
and felt that it was vague. Councilman.Samuelson suggested that thE City •
Manager talk with Mr. Braddock for clarification of the Zetter. Tite City
Mana.ger said he would sit down with the City AttornPy and Mr. Braddock if
the Council wishes to go ahead with this. Councilman Lieb1 asked if t:t$
new City�Planner would be able to solve some of these problems. Council-
man Samuelson said that some of these problems were of an engineeri�tig aspect
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of park development and not far overall City Planning-in any way. Council-
man Liebl said that then the City needs a Consultant to dev elop our parks.
Councilman Samuelson said the Park Co�nission �eels the need for a technical
man to put their ideas into reality. The Council agreed that something more
definitive is needed, as the letter is too open ended. Mayor Kirkham said
that the Council needs more information.�' '
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the Parks and Recreation Meeting
Minutes of May 15, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
FRIDLEY INDUSTR7AL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, MAY 4, 1967:
MOTION by Councilman Harris ta receive the Minutes of the Industrial
Development Commission Meeting of May 4, 1967. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMIS:SION MEETING MINUTES, MAY 29,__1967: -
The City Manager read the Motion asking that the Council concur with. the
Fridley Softball Association's request, and allow them to have a beer •
permit for their tournament and to have a pop machine put in for the games.
He handed out the letter from the Fridley .Softball Association.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the request of the Fridley
Softball Association and waive the fee. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice v ote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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APPOIN'I`MENT - POLICE COMMIBSION: '
Mayor Kirkham said that it seems the Council has"not offi.cially accepted
the resignation of Mr. John W. Johnston. � ��� ���
MOTION by Councilman Harris ta.accept the resignation of John W. Johnston,
7381 Concerto Curve N. E., at his request. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voi.ce vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declarad the motion
carried. .. ,. .
Ma.yor Kirkham said he would suggest David�W. Larson, 5260 - 3rd Street
Northeast for the appointment. He said'he was a young attorney in our�
City, and Mayor Kirkham felt he was qualified to serve the Police Commission
well. .
MOTIQN by Councilman Samuelson to concur with Mayor Kirkham and apgoint
Mr. David W. Larson to the Police Commzssion for the term that expires
December 31, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris.
Councilman Liebl asked if the Chair appoints the member according to the
Charter: Mayor Kirkham said that anyone can make a recommendation. Council-
man Liebl said that•he had another man in mind but that he was happy with
the fact that it would be someone from the 3rd Waxd. .
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion '
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RECEIVE POLICE AUCTION REPORT:
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MOTION by Councilman Harris_to 'receive the Police Auction Regort. �econded
by Councilman Sheridan. . '. . -
Mr. vanDan asked what this report was about. Councilman Harris explained
that the Police hav e held an auction of unclaimed property. Mayor Kfrkham
said that $432.00 had been realized from this sale. Counc-�Zman Liebl said
that this will go into the Police Pension Fund. .
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
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CHANGE ORDER ��2 - S S & SW ��84 : , • - �
Councilman Harris asked if this had been requested by petition, and was
this Change Order decided on at the last Council Meeting. The Consulting
Engineer said this had been discussed at the last meeting and this would
eliminate the construction af sanitary sewer to serve the property east of
Nagel`s Woodland Addition. Councilman Harris asked if it would be proper
to make this change order without the deeds.for future construction.
Mr. Comstock said that this would reduce the contract before they order
equipment, €uture easements would be a separate item, �.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve Change Order ��2 for sanitary
sewer, water and storm sewer I�nprovement Project �84. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried, . � �- � '
ORDINANCE ADOPTING 1967 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE:
Mayor Kirkham said that this is essentially the same as the code is�now, but
that it has been brought up to date from.1964.to 1967. Councilman Harris
said that it also adds a new classification of truss.systems and he is not
sure that this should be part of the same ordinance. The City Attorney
said that these were amendments to chapters. Councilman Harris said he
had no quarrel with the first item, but he was not sure that the truss wall
system was an improvement in our code, and he felt that, if it is passed,
it should be with the stipulation that when a purchase agreement is signed
with a contractor for a house, it should be built on the same basis as the
cantract was signed. The City,Attorney said he felt this would be a question
between the builder and the home owner. Councilman Harris said he did not
feel that all contracts carry specifications, and the home owner might not
know. Councilman Liebl asked Councilman Samuelson if he would recommend
this change based on the sample the Council had been shown. Councilman
Samuelson said that his recommendation that evening had been that the
Counci7. accept a"Truss System" not necessarily a"Truss Wall $ystem", �nd
he did not particularly like naming_a particular truss. .Cauncilman
Samuelson recommended that the wording be changed to "Truss Approved System",
and he also rec_a�nended that another addition be made under 46.022, numbered
Paragra�h 4, regarding the backblocking on the joints perpendiculax ;to the
supports ar the bottom quarter of the truss - that a Cemporary shoring be
provided to hold the joints in position until the joint compound or joint
adhesive dev elops adequate bond. There was a short discussion between
Mr. Paulson and Councilman Samuelson about construction of truss systems.
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Councilman Harris suggested that to eliminate any problems with contracts,
they make the effective date January 1, 1968. The City Manager suggested
they pass their requests for changes ta the City Attorney, pass the ordinance
upon first reading, and the changes can be incorporated into the ordinance
for second reading.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the ordinance amending Chapter �►6 of
the City Code of the City of Fridley upon first reading, waiving the
reading, and that the suggested changes be incorporated for the second
reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham,
Liebl, Harris, Samuelson voting aye, Sheridan voting nay, the motion carried.
REPORT ON DRAINAGE - 3RD STREET:
The City Engineer pointed out on the map the existing storm sewer in this
area and the location of the low spot. He explai.ned that the City i�s going
to have to correct this situation. He said that there were two'ways of
d oing this, either extend the storm sewer or raise the street a foot to
allow surface drainage onto 57th Place to be picked up by a catch batsin.
He explained that when the storm sewer was planned there was no commercial
development, but now the area is pretty we11 covered with blacktop or
buildings so there should be a storm sewer. He said the cost estimate is
a little over $5,000. Councilman Harris asked if this would require a
hearing. The City Engineer said this property is aIl owcied by Erickson.
Mayor Kirkham said the Erickson Company had been told there would not be much
in the way of storm sewer, perhaps just a couple of catch basins, but nothing
about $5,000. The City Engineer said that this whole area is being assessed
for Storm Sewer ��5, and it is the Council's deicision if they would want to
pick up some of the money from Storm Sewer Project ��5 or from some other fund.
He said that there is a problem on 22 Street also which cauld be picked up
eventually`with a storm sewer. Councilman Samuelson said he felt it should
be done right the first ticne. Mayor Kirkham agreed and said that this was
part of Storm Sewer Project ��5 except for the cateh basins. The City Engineer
said that with the street, there would be property that would be benefitting.
Mayor Kirkham suggested they get ttie preliminary report for the figures so
that this can be d'iscussed. Mayor Kirkham said the Erickson pe,;ple are
willing to foo� the bill for the extension, whether the City does it and_they
pay us,�or whether they do it. Councilman Harris suggested that the City
Engineer show it as the incidentals germane to this particular extension of
street.
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Councilman Liebl sa.id there were some peogle at the meeting from the 2nd Ward
that had something they would like to say to the Council. He said that
they have written a Ietter to the Council regarding the construction ttours
at the new Target store in Fridley.
Mrs.�Mihalow, a visitor to the Gouncil Meeting, sa.id that Iately the Target
Store has been keeping to the hours that the City Administration set for
� them, but they'wanted to know if they will keep abiding by these rules for
tl�e whole construction time. Mayor Kirkham said that if they do.noL, the
people should let the Council know. Mrs. Mihalow said that in the near
future, there will be smoke stacks coming up and she asked if there was
some ordinance for undue smoke, or if the compang could be requested to plan
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for this before construction started. Mayor Kirkham said he did not
believe we had an ordinance, but that the Council had urged Target to
do what the Holiday Store had done in this regard, but that is all the
Council could do. Councilman Harris said that there is an ordinance
against obnoxious smoke and odors, and they will have to conform to this
or find an alternate method.
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A visitor to the Council Meeting asked if there is an ordinance governing
the hours they can work. Mayor Kirkham said that there was no ordin�nce.
Mr. vanDan said that there is always the general catch a11, disturbing the
peace, and he�had something he wanted to say on this. He said that two
weeks ago he had received two ca11s from people who said they had T�een to
the local authorities and complained, although they did not say who they
had talked to. Mr. vanDan said he called Mr. Tom Mathews who is the action
line editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Mr. Jim Ebert.. He said he
did not know what action Mr. Ebert took, but that Mr. vanDan had received
a second call that the noise had abated and that they had started at more
reasonable hours. He said this was his contribution to public service.
Councilman Sheridan said that another probiem in the area is the problem
of dust, an.d that on Saturday you could hardly see the homes for thE cloud
of'dust. He said he would propose that the driving surface of the ingress
and egress and where the earth-moving equipment is moving be watered. He
said that maybe the entire project cannot be watered, but the driveways
c ould be .
The people complained that it had taken 8 days from the time. of the�r first
complaint until the construction people had stopped the long hours, and they
felt the City should have ordinances to protect the people. The City Attorney
said that drafting ordinances does not mean there would be instant compliance
either, for instance, the City could be taken to court which would delag action.
Mrs. Mihalow said that if there is an ordinance on the books, the Police
Department could go out and stop them. Mayor Kirkham said that there would
have to be a signed complaint. He said that these ordinances may be a good
idea, but they would not be in effect to help the people on this project.
Councilman Liebl said that it may be a gaod idea to have a tough ordinance,
and maybe the City was lacking in this area. Mayor Kirkham said that
complaints from people is the way that many laws are born; but first there
must be research, discussion and eventually you can get an ef�ective ordinance.
He said the Council could begin whatever preliminary action was necessary
regarding smoke, dust and construction hours, but there will always.be
certain limitations. •
Another visitor to the Council Meeting asked about the large concrete pipes
that are being brought to this area, he felt that they were dangerous for
the children. Mayor Kirkham said the Inspection Department will look.at
this situatian as they are for a City project.
P'ETITION 4�17-1967 - RE UESTING FENCE FROM RICE CREEK TO BEYOND 69TH AVENUE
NORTHEAST ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE RAILRDAD TRACKS: � .
A visitor to the Council rfeeting said he was representing the people that
have signed this petition living around the.little park at the end of 69th
Avenue. • He said that before the sotrm sewer had come through, there had
been undergrowth to keep the children away from the railroad tracks, but
now the area is clear and the people would like a fence. The visitor and.
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the Council discussed how long the fence would have to be.;.and they.agreed
it would have to be from 300' to 500'. Councilman Harris said that he had
viewed this area and he felt it was the City's responsibility and concurred
that a fence be constructed at once. Councilman Samuelson said he agreed,'
and wondered if.:instead of a chain link fence a snow fence would serve the
purpose. The visitor said there was a snow fence at present at the.end
of a deadend road that has been up and dawn about 20 times a:lready this
year. The visitor said they have counted 60 children in this area under 8
years old and they feel the situation is serious. Councilman SamueTson
pointed out that it would cost about $Z500 for a chain link fence. The
visitor said that anything would be.better than nothing. Councilman Harris
said that a chain link fence would have to be contracted.out, but that a
snow fence could be put up immediately. Gouncilman Samuelson suggested
that they put up.a snow fence immediately.and see if this works out. He
said that.there are rio funds in the Park budget at present .for $1500 for a
fence., but it possibly could be prov.ided in the 1968 budget.if nec.essary.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to direct the Administration?to have the
City install.a minimum of 300 lineal feet of snowfence on the east.side of
the railroad right-of-way as petitioned, to prevent the children�from
getting on the railroad right-of-way. Seconded by Councilman Harris.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
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DISCUSSION ON POLICE CAR BIDS:
Mr. vanDan said that he has spoken to three of the automobile dealers that
. have bid, and they have inspected the trade-in automobiles. He said that
Chief McCarthy had testif��ed two weeks ago that when they get through with
these police cars, they are junk and nobody wants them. He said he doubted
Chief McCarthy's word because one of the dealers has complimented the wonder-
ful shape in which the cars were maintained, and he said this was a compliment
to the City maintenance mechanic. Mr, vanDan said that.one of the.cars.that
was traded in in January when we got�the Buicks was a 1966 Dodge with 35,000
miles.and was in such peachy shape that he wanted to sell it for:tax�-cab
service. The dealer had bid $1400 for.two cars, and he upped his bid to
$1800�for two cars. Mr. vanDan asked how these cars could be worth.junk at
$900 each. He said_that the dealer had said the cars could.easilg.have:.
been in service for another full year: Mr. vanDan said he feLt it was�:
frivolous to trade cars just to drive Buicks, it is wasting the City�s money �
. and he feels' the.:Council should stop the..'bids and use the cars .the �itg<.has
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Mr:_uanDan said.he_has looked at the operation tabulatian on the cars and they
are a set of figures without any value, as tires, greasing and prarating is
nat included. Chief.McCarthy said Chat the cost per:mile does incl.ude.
gasoline, oil, repairs, tires and everything that goes into that. automobile
except for washing: He said that if Mr. uanDan had bothered to ask him or
someone who knows he would have had something truthful to say. :Mr: vanDan
said that the fi.gures he had were over the signature of the City Manager as
the cost of operation. The City Manager showed the Council a copy of the '
report whieh said �'maintenance'', Mr. vanDan said he did not have his copy
with him;�.but his sai� "gasaline" and had an additional set of figures:.
Councilman Liebl�asked the Chief of Police how many bids had.been let. Chief
McCarthy sai�i 61 bid specifications had been sent out to dealers.�.Councilman
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i. Harris,asked Chi:ef 24cCarthy if he had hacl any correspondence of if anyone
had contacted him besides the two le tters that are in the agenda. Chi.ef
� McCarthy said that he had had a call fram Win Stevens Buick that'they
would not be bidding at this time because the factory was accepting no
special orders. Councilman Harris asked if there had been any bidder
unable to bid because he was unable to meet the specifications, or if
� bids'were sent to anyone that could not meet the specifications. Chief
McCarthy said not that he knew of. Councilman Samuelson said that
conceivably the bids should have been out a month earlier as the factories
� are'going out of special order the first of June. Chief McCarthy said
he would agree, but they had been told it would be early July lst, and
this had been changed to June lst because they were anticipating a strike,
so they will be'going into their 1968 model and stockpiling them. '
, Mr. v.anDan said that the last time cars were bid, the Flymouth car had
met every specification and had been $600 lower and asked what was wrong
with the car. Chief McCarthy sai.d that there was nothing wrong with -the
�� car. Mr. vanDan asked Chief McCarthy why Plymouth was not awarded the bid.
Chief McCarthy said that he does not award the bids, the Council does.
Mr, vanDan said that the Council has giveri him the impression �that they are
� • not aware of certain things. Mayor Kirkham said that in the estimation of
the .Council, they had bought the car they felt was the best buy for the
money. He'said that it has been the experience of the Police Department
that the heavier car in the long run has been the least expensive to
� operate. He said he had the report before him that he believed Mr, vanDan
has been ref�rring to, and it does not say anything about just gasoline,
b ut shows the cost of operating. Mr. vanDan came to the Council table, looked
� at the report, and said it was not the same report. Mayor Kirkham read from
the report the cost per mile for the different police cars purchased by
the City,,which showed that the heavier car was cheaper to operate in
� overall costs, and he sai� this is rhe sort of thing the Council based
their decision on, � •
• Councilman Harris asked Chief McCarthy if the specifications as drawn would
� eliminate ang car other than small foreign makes. Chief McCarthy said they
have used the same specifications for 10 years, and he knows of no car
eliminated. Gouncilman Samuelson said he would question the weight factor�
� only. �Chief'McCarthy said this was ior safety. Councilman Sheridan said
that the two autou:obiles we have now, have 65,000 and 53,000 miles om �hem,
and if bids'are awarded, with .the normal delivery date of about 30 t0 40
� days, there would probably be 75,000 and 65,000 miles on the cars. Chief
McCarthy said that they could add another 10,00Q miles if they are delivered
within 30 days. He said that Hansord Pontiac has said they will be built
in 15 days, and shipped, allowing time for anything that migfit come ug.
� Chief McCarthy said that he would al.so like to say that the Department has'
never traded a police car at 35,000 miles. Councilman Liebl said that the
Department has written to 61 dealers for 2 police cars, but.they should
� know as he does, that there are only about a half dozen dealers who, because
of a special deal wit�� the manufacturer, can make competitive bids, so he
feels sending all these bids is just window dressing as they cannot make-
, competi,tive bids because they would lose, so he wauld suggest they only send ;
bids Co those people who have an arrangement with the factory and can finan-
' cially bid on tbe cars. He said that two�years ago they spent approxiazately
$5,000 including maintenance costs for the cars, and now with Buicks �te will
i probably end up spending about $7,000, and the increase has to be justified.
He said he was all for safety but the Council also had to�be thrifty. Chief
' McCarthy asked if�Councilman Liebl me�.nt there were only six.or seven dealers
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'. that could bid, so that �. Dodge dealer,-for instance, in Anoka could bid,
and one in Brooklyn.Center could not, Councilman Liebl said that this was -
' correct, and that he had been told that they have certain deals on police
cars. Chief McCarthy said he disagreed with this. He said that every
Dodge dealer that wants to bid on these,cars is free to do so,-as the
' factory bids them not the individual. CoLncilman Lieb1 said then he had
been misinformed. He said that he has talked to some of these dealers, and
they ha�e said they were not going to bid, b�cause they could not get the
bid; and Councilman Lieb1 said this made him mad. Couneilman Harris asked
' Chief McGarthy if,to the best of his knowledge, he knew of any other reason
these dealers would not bid on the cars for the City of Fridley other than
the availablility to them to bid it. Chief McCarthy said he knew.of no
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Mr. vanDan said he would like to say one more thing about the safety of
the cars. He read some specifications from the State Highway Patrol car
'' specifications for police type tubeless nylon tires. Mayor Kirkha�st said
he had this type of tires on his car and.they were the worst tires..he had
_ ever owned. Chief McCarthy said that the Department uses a different size
' tire for our cars, and that we did use this type before they quit-producing
the size we use. Councilman Samuelson questioned the possibility af
advertising for bids on 4 automobiles at once when the new models come out,
' for the delivery of 2 cars the first of January and 2 in July. .Chief McCarthy
said that they have tried this, but because of the varzable on the trade-in
they have�received no bids. He said they have tried it on a 30-60-90 deal,
but had only had a few bids. GounciZman Sheridan. said that this had not
: worked, and they had had problems, and ended up with close to 100,000 miles
_� on a car. Ch,ief, McCarthy said that by .Tanuary lst, 1968, there wi1l .
probably be more serious problems in buying any vehicles for the City because
' they juat are not going to be available. Councilman Sheridan said he thought
we were in need of the automobiles. �- - - -- . .- -
' MOTION by Councilman Sheridan that upon the recommendation of the t�,dministration,
the bid for 2 police cars be awarded to the only-bidder Hansar� Pontiac, 222'
Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the net sum of $4066.3$. 'Seconded
, by Councilman Harri:s. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayar Kirkham
dec�ared the motio�: carried unanimously.
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The Council discussed the two proposals for the east end of Huga Street;
�either connecting Hugo Street ta Ironton Street or ending Hugo Street with
' a cul-de-sac. The:City.Engineer pointed out that one groblem with a�ul-de-
sac`is that the hack yard is into-M-1 zoning.' Caunci:lman Samuelson..thought
that it would be better aesthetically to have a,cul-de-sac with houses facing
' it and a planting strip along Ashton to protect them from the M-1 zoni.ng.
Councilman Harris said it would be hard to merchandise just one acre under
M-1., Mayor Kirkham suggested they shaw this to the property owner and she
could decide which.plan she liked. . .. _,
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MOTION by.Councilman Sheridan to receive the report,on Spring Brook Park
- area and Hugo 8treet and ask ttie Administration.to forward the proposals to
the�property owner. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson..:Upon a voice vote,
''� there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the �o�i_�n carried...
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, The City Manager asked the'Consulting Engineer why they would need a 10"
pipe. Mr. Comstock said Chat this was to meet the 3,500 gallons a minute
fire demand. He said that one problem would be the access, but he has
' discussed this with Chief Aldrich of the Fire Pzevention Bureau and if
the present plan with the existing companies can be continued in the
fnture there will not be any need for access along the back of the' -
' property for=fire vehicles. He' said that now they have to use 700 or :
800 feet of hose to get to the back of'the property, and this affects '
Che�insurance rates on the buildings; and tnere is a demand to haee the
fire"hydrants available at the back of the lots, as many companies are °
� expanding to the rear of their propert�es. He said it would not be
advisable to ins�all all the hydrants, but they could tap into the line
later when necessary, and there could be a requiretnent that this�be done
,� by the owner_or developer if he wants it. Councilman Harris asked if
this has been petitioned fox in any way. The City Engineer;explained that
ttie City had received a letter from Railway Accessories Corporation asking
, for a water line hydrant to their area, and the Fire Department is concerned
about this area and had asked for it. The Council said they could advise
the people in the area of the cost and set a public hearing.
' MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the report on the waterline hydrants
for Main Street and to set a public hearing for the earliest possible date.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
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REPORT ON DITCH - NORTHWEST CORNER OF UNIVERSITY AND OSBORNE:
, Couneilman Liebl said he_had had a ca11 from,Mr. A11�ert Johnson, 6211 .
. Riverview Terrace. Councilman Liebl said he had cheeked the culverts on
' Elm and Beech Street and he feels the culverCs are not adequate and should
be replaced: He said he felt the culvert under the railroad track would
be sufficient enough. He said Mr..Johnson had indicated that he would like
� � to talk to the City Attorney about this groblem to find the proper �solution.
' MOTION by Councilman Harris to refer this report;to the-City Attorn�ey and
the City Manager and have them contact Mr. Johnson to have them go over this
� problem and have them report back to the Council. Seconded by Coun�ilman . 4'
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayar Kirkham d�eelared
the motion carried. ,_ _ _ . _
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<T17e City Engine'er said that they know what the problem is, and it is
definitely on railroad right-of-way, and they know what can be done.� He
said they have already worked the problem out and,when they know haw they
' can pay 'for it, they can go ahead and do it. :,
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Councilman Harris asked' if Spring Lake Park was contributing any water to
' Rice Creek. The Consulting Engineer said they were, He said their system
basi.cally east of -01d Central and south of Highway 10 discharges into the
pipeline into the storm sewer project of Fridley or drains into the 2ake ` �
' which fias an overflow, He said t�Zat this has been handled uader an agreecnent . ;
wh�reby they participate in the cost of a facility that is already existing �
in Fridley. Councilman Harris said he braught this up because the"Council
� has gone on record as supporting a watershed district for Rice Creek, and
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co:nmunities to support this venture, and it behooves the City of Fridley
to request Spring Lake Park to concur with us on this, as long as they
are a contributing factor to Rice Creek. The Consulting Engineer said
that a number of groups have had various meetings on this, so there is a
lot of emphasis on it and it just seems to be a problem of getting together.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to send a copy of our resolution to Spring Lake
Park and request that they concur with it or submit a like resolution to
the Board of Coiinty Commissioners saying that they are a contributor to
Rice Creek. The City Attorney 'said that Spring Lake Park had attended
a meeting that he had attended, and their attorney had indicated to him
that their Council would be agreeable to a watershed district. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a,voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
AGREEMENT REGARDING CURB AND GUTTER, ANOKA COUNTY: �
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to execute the agreement regarding the improvement
on 49th Avenue Northeast. Councilman Liebl asked if the figures were correct
as stated. The City Manager said that �he contract had already been let.
Councilman Samuelson questioned whether sidewalks should be considered as
Chey would collect the children from the north and the south. Councilman
Liebl said' that if the people do riot petition for sidewalk, he recommended
they do not suggest this at the present time. Mayor Kirkham ,said that any
money would probably have to be put into the footbridge for this area. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there.being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ACCEFTANCE OF 1966 AUDIT REPORT:
Councilman Liebl said that there had been an extra letter along with this
report, a nd he wondered what the Council was going to do on this. The Gity
Manager said that the suggestion had been given from an auditing standpoint,
but they_agreed that from a business standpoint, the way it is handled is
sufficient. He said that the only person who handles it is banded.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to accept the 1966 Audit Report. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon.a,voice vote, tfiere being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
.RESOLUTION ��95-1967 REGARDING THE CROSSING OF THE MLSSISSIPPI RIVER AT 85TH
STREET: ; : , . . . . . :: :
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��95-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, thPre being no nays, Mayor'Kirkham
' declared the motion carried. � • .
RESOLUTION ��96-1967 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL Pi,ANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
' AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJEC7
N0. 84 (ADDE�IDUM ��1) :
The �onsu_�ting Engineer saic� that this w�s to service�the Target Store.
' Councilman Samuelson asked if there was any participation on this. The Ciiy
Manager said he believed there was $16,000 to be paid by the State. The 8on-.
sulting Engineer said that he had talked to municipal contracting engineers
'- and they are.going to encumber their funds based on the revised estimate they
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were'sent last week, and a supplemental agreement will be proposed after
the bids have been taken, so they will be talking actual dollars basad
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��96-�967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Up,on a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTI4N ��97-1967 ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS , APPRQI AL OF PLANS AND ORDERING
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS:' STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROTECT N0. 82; .
MOTION by Councilman Harris to_adopt Resolution ��97-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Ugon a voice vote, there being no nay's, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried. - � �
RESOLUTION ��98-1967 AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL 3180 PART OF LOTS S& 6, AUD. SUB ��79: .
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��98-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. TJpon•a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared'the motion carried. � ` -
RE50LUTION �k99-1967 AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL 2710, PAR.T OF SECTION 12: �
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adogt Resolution �99-1967. � Seconded by
Councilman Samue�son. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION ��100-1967 ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS, APPROVAL �'-PLANS AND.ORDERING'
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT �k87:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��10�-1967. Seconded by
'Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried. :
RESOLUTION ��101-1967 AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING T� COMBINING OF SPECIAL '
ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL 9120, LOT 4, BLOCK 27, AND PARCEL 9130, LOT 5, BLOCK 27,
HYDE PARK ADDITION•
MOTION by Councilman"Harris to adopt Resolution ��101-I967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice:vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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PETITION ��'18-1967 CONGRETE CURB AND GUTTER PERMANENT BLACKTOP STREET FOR
TRINITY DRIVE FROM 61ST AVENUE TO STARLITE BOULEVARD:�
PETITTON �k19-1967 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, PERMANENT BLACKTOP STREET FOR .
COMET LANE FROM RAINBOia DRIVE TO TRINITY DRIVE:
PETITION ��20-1967 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, P�RIrIANENT BLACKTOP_STREET FOR
'.: �JUPITER DRIVE FROM SYLVAN LANE TO COP�IET LANE:
Couneilman Lzeb� presented the Council with Petition ��14-1967 for concrete
curb�'and blacktop streer (permanent} for Coinet Lane from Rainbow Drive to
r Trinity'Drive and Petition ��20-1967 for concrete curb and blacktop�.��reet-
(permanent)-for Jupiter Drive from Sylvan Lane to ComeL.Lane: He'said that
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one was 90% and�the other was 75% signed by the people. Councilman Harris
asked him if there were any other streets that the people were interested
in improving. Councilman Liebl said he had about 75% signatures on Trinity
Drive, and presented Peti_tion ��18-1967 for concrete curb and gutter and
permanent blacktop street for Trinity Drive from 61st to Starlite Boulevard.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive Petitions ��18-1967, �k19-1967, and
�k20-1967 as submitted by Councilman Liebl and refer them to the Administration
for proeessing. Seconded by Councilman Harxis. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion c arried:
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SADDENDUM 4}; .
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��102-1967. Seconded by
Counci.l_m�n Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION ��103-1967 RECFIVING PREI,IMINARY PLANS AND SPECFFICATIONS AND
SET PUBLIC HEARING, ST. 1967-1 (ADDENDUM 4);
The City Engineer said that there was an existing contract that Trinity
Drive and Hayes Street can be added to. The Public Hearing date was set
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MOTION by Counci�man Samuelson to adopt Resolution #I03-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION ��104-1967 ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS,.AND
ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEI�NT PROJECT ST. 1967-3:
� MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��I04-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Lieb1. Upon.a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
' RESOLUTION ��105-1967 ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS SPECIFICATIO`�S AND ESTIMAI'ES
OF THE CO5TS THEREOF: SANITARY SEWER WATER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT N0. 88:
The City Engineer said that there is a petition for Hayes Street tt�at`is
� over 50%, but they cannot pave it until storm sewer is put in. He said
that on 73rd we have to get paxticipation:from the County, and he s�iowed
this area on the map. He said that in i964 the:City recei��ed'a pet'ition
' to put water and sewer in Norton Avenue, but they could not do it at that
that time because there was no outlet.available, but the City has since
requested that NSSSD put in a gravity line so they would be able ta hook
� on and it is available now. He said that if the City is going to:'serve this
area, a hearing should be held on Norton A enue otherwise people will be
aski�g what they are doing. Councilman Samuelson said that there will�be
another connecting main and no solution on 73�d. Councilman Harris said
'• that if they hold the hearing, maybe there will be some determination by
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Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
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Councilman Harris said there seems to be a diiference of opinion on the �
' amount that the City and the property owners will pay for the concrete
curb, gutter and sidewalks on Mississippi Street. He said his recollection
of the discussion the Council has had was that the commercial and school
' property would be assessed 100%, and the City participatiQn would be""50%
and SO% against the benefitted property owner on residential. The Finance
Director said that the preliminary report had been prepared with the City
paying 1/3 of the cost. He said he has checked back in the minutes but
' he could not find any policy set forth. Councilman Harris said that they
have discussed many figures, and he felt this should be clarified before
they held the hearing. The Council decided they would review this on the
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table consideration of the resolution
'� directing the preparation of Assessment Ro11, ST. 1966-3 to the meeting
of June 12, 1967. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. '
1 RESULiT'TION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARII�G ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-3:
', MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table consideration of the resolution � j
direeting publication of hearing on proposed assessment roll for street
imgrovement Project No. 1966-3 to the meeting of June 12, 1967. The
' motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor -
Ki,rkham dec3:ared the motion carried. '
RESOLUTION ��106-1967 AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL
' ASSESSMENTS ON PAR:CEL 100 LOT 3 AUDITOR' S SUBDIVISION ��129: •
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��106-1967. Secondecl by
' Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried. �
' EMERGENCY ORDINANCE #�364 FOR EXPENDING FUNDS TO REPAIR WELL ��3; -
The Council had discussed this emergency ordinance at a previous Council ,
' Meeting.
M�TION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Emergency Ordinance #364 waiUing the
reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll ca11 vote, '.
' Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelsan, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried. �
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve General and Public Utilities
' Claims_��11860 through ��12037. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson for discussion.
' Councilman Sacnuelson'said he noticed ehat the City had'paid $665 for the
�� °` `- Rerox machine, and he said he feels this is a lot of money. The City Maaa�er
' said that this has eliminated all the extra ditto work, makes copies t�tuch
faster, and the agendas_are produced with no ditto sheets.. He:said.they
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would like to try it for several months to see if the City could save money,
and the lease could be cancelled at 'any time. Councilman Samuelson also
asked about $180 burglar damage claim. Chief McCarthy said he believed
this happened at Locke Park, and according to the Parks and Recreation
Director it is not covered by insurance. The Finance Director 'said that
the City has a$250 deductible policy.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays; Mayor Kirkham declared the`motion
carried.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve for payment Liquor Claims ��114$
through ��1192. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there
being no`nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ESTIMATES•
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the foL-lowing estimates for payment:
S. C. Smiley & Associates �
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 -
Professional Services Rendered - Civic Center $ 904.54
. (S/1/67)
D. W. Hickey & Co., Inc.
1$41 University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 . '
' Estimate ��11 (FINAL) for work completed for
Water Improvement Project 75-C, Schedule 2,
according to contract (High Service Pumps
' and 3 Additional Filters) (5/26/67) $18,614.33
Nodland Associates, Inc.
Alexandria, Minnesota .
� Estimate ��1 for work com : .
pleted this date for
construction of Alternate ��1, Melody Manor Park -
� Improvement Project P-1, according to contract $ 4,$83.40
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C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
' Box 336 . ,
Osseo, Minnesota
'. �Estimate ��1 for work completed this date for
construction of Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project No. $4, accarding to contract
(Baker Avenue bet�,=een Osborne Road & 75th extensied eas�,
Onondaga between Central & Stinson, etc.) (Partial) $31-,718.70'
(5/26/67} :
,� Estimate ��3 forf 3treet Improvement Pro ject No. .
ST. 1966-6 (Commerce Park) according to contract $13,394.19
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Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the mo�ion
carried. �. .
LICENSES• .' . �
�. ' Councilman Samuelson said that under the list of General Contractors
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the J& J Associates, 10925 Zenith A enue South, has�completed several
': aluminum siding jobs without a license, and apparently the workmanship � .
has been very poor. He said•the Building Inspector is most upset with
�this company, and he w ould suggest that the Council deny them a license.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to deny the General Contractors License
of the J& J Associates, 10925 Zenith Avenue South and approve the rest
of the licenses. Counci�man Harris questioned the on-sale license for _-
the Shaddrick & La�eau American Legion Post. It was pointed out th at_
'. thi�s was a beer license. Councilman Harris�seconded the motion, and
upon a doice vote, there being no nays; the motion to approve�the , 2
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' BLACKTOPPI�iG & AS i �L1LT CO�TTRACTORS :
Modern Roadc,ays Company . `
' : ' 7045 - I8th Avenue South � .
Minneapolis, �Iinnesota by: Edgar R. Smith
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Tessmer Construction � ` _. Y �` �
• 6890 Channel Road N. E.
' � Fridley, �iinnesota 55432 -''by: �Donzld R. Tessmer RE...'t;:L •
. EXCAVATII�TG �
' Walt Freeman's Exca a. Q �
. v tino .
7570 Highc�ay �`65 N. E.
:' Fridley, riinnesota 55432 _ by: Walter Freemait _RE�::t•:::L . �
. Jarson's Service Co., Inc, � • �. ,
� 9I80 Xylite Street N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55433 by• Lloyd ri. Jarsan �,;��•;;�L
. ' Kadl�c Excavatino •� � '�
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724 Main Street N. W.
Anol�a, �iinnesota� by: Donald A. Kadlec '.I7,i1'�:::L
' : Park�Coastruction Company: . _
,. Si - 37th Aven.ue N. E. .
,. '- Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � byt S. W. Carlson YEtd ;
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GAS SERVICES
Bruce Plumbino Co:�pany
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4747 Twin Lake Avenue North •
Minneapolis, �finnesota 55.429 by: Delbert P. Bruce RE`Et�::L
� � John's AppLiance Service
4128 E. 35th Street � .
' Minneapolis, rlinnesota by: John A. Davitt RE�E:.'�L
The Mikchell Company - _
� 2669 Selby Avenue _ >
St. Paul, Minnesota by: John E. MitchelL RE�TC.S,a.L
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Nielsen Gas Heat
'� � 2926 East 38th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota by; Staflley Nietsen RE�E�•l�tI, .
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' . Andreta P. Gac�*el Contractors, Inc . . ' -
2407 Washington St. �I. E.
Minneapolis, riinnesota 55418 by: Andrew P, Gawcl RENEWAL '
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Bernard F. Julkocaski �
I420 Molan Terrace N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 by: Bernard Julkowski RENEWAL
Kuch Construction Company � •
7816 - 452 Avenue North .
' • Minnea�olis, Liinnesota 55428 by: Glen L. Kuch RENEWAL
Chester Maciaszek . `. ,
'. - 6384 Quincy St . N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ' by: ' Chester �faciaszek' RENEt�'AL
' Strand Construction Company
-9240 Lyndale Avenue South
Minnea�olis, �Iinnesota by: S. Rowland �'ENEEIAL
'' HEAT il�'G
. Bruce Plumbing Company �
�:4747 Twin Lake Avenue • - ,
. Minneagolis, Minnesota 55424 by;. Delbert P. Bruce &ENEWAL
' Larson-�fac Company - '
6028 W. 37th Street
, 1�iinneapolis, riinnesota by: Raymond E. Olsan. I�ENEW.4L .
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1669 Selby Avenue
1 � St . Paul, Minnes ota 55104�
�Ryan Air Conditionin„ Inc.
� . �5940 Pleasant �venue South
Minneapolis, �iinnesota 55419
' Schnapp Plumbing & Heating
937 - 88th Lane v. W.
' Coon Rapids, riinnesota - -
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� -park Masonry Company
' 8600 Virginia Circle South
St . Louis Park, `Zinnes o ta
, ROOFING .
B & K Builders
1 5727 Kno:c Avenue North
Brooklyn Center, rlinnesota
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'll Qe cor oration
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by: John E. Mitchell RENEWAL
by: Thomas J. Ryan, Jr. NEW
by: Stanford Schnapp , NEW '
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by: Earl R. NeI �'� >1V'EW
. byt James Botti�rnan NEW
Chineese vi ao p by: Benton Wono
t6�D4 Hightaay ;-`65 N.E. .
, Fridley, Minnesota
! • .•Midland Cooperatives by: Sol Nash
� . 655 20th Avenue N.E. . .
Fridley, riinnesota . ,
�.' S •�ood Pharmacj� . by: Helen J. Peterso
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5207 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridley, riinnesota . `..
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Jimho's Pa.zza by: James Wo�Schoole
'. . 248 Mississippi St. N.E. ' ' _
: Fridley, Minnestoa
Shaddrick & LaBeau American Legion �' by: ` Robert Rosecrans
`: 7325'CenCral Avenue N.E. . : � -
� Fridley, Minnesota � �
Dahlheimer �Silk Auto;nat by: KenneCh G. Dahlh imer �.
, '• aclanan Av enue N.E . . ; .
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_ Fridley, �iinnesota . _
,. . Chanticlear Pizza � by: Richard A. Kempe
6201 University Avenue N.E. � - _
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Norco OiI Company by: 'Richard Henaessey
, . 4040 Marshall Street N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota -
, .-. Roman`s Pure Oi1 Ganpany by: Roman Trautt
5695 Hackman Avenue V.E.
` Fridley, Minnesota : : . .
� _ Frank's Texaco . by: Francis W. Hunt .
6071 University Avenue N.E. � •
, Fridley, riinnesota �
" Northern �rdinar.ce (F�IC Corporation) by: Canteen Cocapany of i�iianesota, Inc
. 48th On Marshall Street N.E. � - - �
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Central Sinclair _ by: Cedar La�e Vending Compan�
'� 6920 Central Avenue IV.E. '
�Fridley, Minnesota .
'.. Chineese Village Corporation , by: Benton Wong _
. 6304 Hi hwa ;=65 N.E. . .
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�' . � 655 20th Avenue N.E. � -
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Sumcnit Gear Co�pany � by: M. E. DesChaine _
5960 rfain Street \vE. � �
' Fridley, �iinnesot�
� Shaddrick & LaBeau American Legion � by: Robert Rosecrans
� _ 7325 Central Avenue N.E, ' .
Fridley, �Sinnesota
� Chanticlear Pizza - by: Richard A. Kecupe .:
. 62Q1 Untiversity. Avenue N.E. � �� � . .
. Fridley, ►linnesota . _ , _ _
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St. Paul, �tinnesota • ' '
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�pies, Iacoprorated :. 1xy: 1�schala� P. Streng�.is
908 Gentenaial Place . :
- MinReapolis, iiinnesota � . •
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David Teter
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Fridlep, . ;tinnesota
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For: Qne Goat
� Davi Te e, Eor: Chickens & Ducks �
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- Fridley, .`•►innesata
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"OFF S:�LE" � _ .
� : Skyclood Pc'�ar-iacy ` bYs Helen J. Peterson
- 5207 Centril .'S�enue ;i.E. _ ��
. Fridley, :fic,�._sota . � r
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� Shaddrick & LaBeau American Legion by: Robert R.�secrans
` 7325 Central Avenue N.E. � :
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• 7325 Central Avenue N.E. . '
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5701 Central Avenue iJ. E. 4
' Fridley, 2�iinnes�ta
• R4mants Fure Oil by: Roman Trautt -
,,, Sb95 Hackm�.n �venus N.E.
Fridley, 2;innesota . . . �
�: Frank�s Tex.aca � by: Francis 4;. Hunt .
60'IZ University Avenue N.E. .
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�. PETITION ��'14-1967 STREET PAVING, ELY STREET NORTHEAST: �
• PETITION ��15-1967 STREET PAVING, CONCRETE CURB AND STORM SEWER, 64TH AVENUE
� NORTHEAST FROM OLD CENTRAL TO ARTHUR:
PETITION ��17-1967 FENCE FROri RICE CREEK TO BEYOND 69TH AVENUE NORT��AST ON
THE EAST SIDE OF THE RAILROAD TRACKS:
� MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive Petitian ��14-1967, ��15-1967 and
Petition ��17-1967. Seconded by Councilr.7.an Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
� CQMMUNICATIONS: ,
,SA BOARD OF HEALTH:� APRIL REPORT (TABLED 5/15/67):
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the April report of the Board of
Hea1tY��. Seconded by Councilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, there being no
� nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the.motion carried.
(B) HUD: OPEN SPACE REQUEST
� MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive this report,and he'requested that this
be on the agenda again and he would repart to the Council on it. Seconded
, by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
,�C) CITY ATTORNEY: LAYNE MINNESOTA JUDGMENT°
--� MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the communication from the City
Attorney and instruct the City Attorney to proceed as he has indicated.
� Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
� iD) FINANCE DIRECTQR: �
RESOLUTION ��107-1967 TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM THE STATE AID REVOLVING ACCOUNT
TO THE 1966-10 STREET FUND: �
' MOTI.ON by Councilman Harris' to adopt Resolution ��107-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
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Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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„�E) FINANCE DIRECTOR: � .� .
' RESOLUTION ��108-1967 TRANSFERRING $18,151.80 FROM PROJECT NUMBER 5 TO PROJECT
� 'NUMBER 73:. _
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt.Resolution ��108-1967. 8econded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
� declared the motion carried. �
�F� INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POL�CE:� SURVEY _=
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, l� MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the communication. Councilman
' Liebl said that the International Association daes not seem to hav�e'time ' `'
_ to make the City`s survey. The-Council reviewed the Ietter in which they
''� say there may be a delay in their reply to our inquiry. Mr. vanDan asked
that the letter be read. Mayor Kirkham read ehe 1�tter. The motion to
receive the communication was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being '
' no nays-, Mayor Kirknam declared the motion carried. _
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G ENGINEERING: EASEMENT FOR SS&SW��84 ' '
Councilman
Harrxs said that this seemed to
on the size of thepropert be an expensive easement based
Consultin Y, and he asked the de th o
8 Engineer said he did not P f the easement:
over 100 feet aeep, Gouncilman recall exactl The
not be to take this under HazTis asked � y' b�t lt did not look
would cost condemnation, if the normal procedure would
more than the $S00 to go throuThe City Attorney said that it
City Attorney said the last �h with the condemnatian.
been offered condemnation the Cit The
been a .$1,000 and�the award Y had, Mr. Shields had
pproximatel Was aPproximatel
this was y a$700 bill. Councilman y$900 and there h$d
for. Samuelson asked what service
Consultin The City Englneer said that it was
S Engineer said this was Starm sewer.
project is laterals, for lateral constructfon The
report indicated that He said they could com = and the whole
but there �a this could be dro plete one section and the
y be a problem of PPed until the street'o
become part of the handling the assessment Pens up� �
that the street construction, unless it would
Y wait and maybe the contractor wouldcilman Samuelson su
suggested that they tr for put it in, ggested
�hat the offer should be, a reasonable offer Councilman Harris
, and_the Council discussed
MOTION by Counci,lman '
than Harris that Mr.
$200 for the easement �dwin g, Z .
Sarnuelson. for Projeet No, 3'�''icki be offered�n,o �ore
the motion carried,V�ice vote 84• Seconded b
, there being no nays M Y Councilman
, ayor Kirkham decl�red
, �H) AUDITOR • CHECKS . :
The City Manager;said that this co _
on the way unpaid checks should be�unication
agreed with the handled b gives the auditor's theorp
way the City is doin Y the liquor fund, but also �
g it.
MOTION by Councilman Harr'
Touche, Ross is to receive the co
voice vote ' Balley & Smart, mct►unication from the auditors,
, there bein Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
g no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the ` UPon a
� NSSSD: HEARING � motion carried.
MOTION by Councilman .
Liebl to receive the communication fro
'bY Councilman Samuelson,
Kirkham declaxed t UP�n a voice vote � NSSSD, Seconded
, he motion carried. � there being no na s
3' , Mayor
Councilman Harris said that there
could be resolved are two problems at
Avenue. Sh�rtly. He said that one of them is rtsent that
He said he had rece' he hapkd
architect and contractor to �ved a call from he street on 73rd
Avenue, set their Minco and they ha�E en a
He said that if t structure and tfie g ged �n
the City ls going to �ave to Gounty does not choose to akent to face 73rd'
People with State do something to 73rd Avenue,
us to cannect Ai� Funds. The raad would be�node a road far t
pretatiorx of ttte the Propert good until hese
Y• Councilman Sheridan`said that ourSD allows
contraet was that we h$ve eve
Distriet's Iines_ He said tf�a� inter- �.
the agreement or he did not believe tE�ere wasnanct�t� the
connect, in the supple�entary agreeraent't
The Consultin hat requires ay ing l�
said there g Engineer said he believed this Was Permit to
is one paragraph coverin
review, Councilman Harris said �e g Pians bein rorrect.. He ��
. had rece' g Submitted for the District
ived a call from Mr. Hafner, and
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he said he had gotten within about 2p .'
then had received a call sa �eet of making the connection
time until the ying he could not make the connection ' and
y had resolved the difficulties with at this
connections. The Consultin Fridle
know if it were true, g Engineer said he had heard thisnbutedidhnot
Councilman Sheridan as[ced if the
about two separate connections '
consulting En � or one trunk line connectione tTheing
City En glneer said that in a discussion he had with the
gineer, the peoPle that want to Assistant
want to connect at 7gth Avenue to make direct connections do_not
felt that he had NSSSD. Councilman Harris said he
just wanted to make sure he had a connection.
Engineer said there is a sewer
and if the buildin S availabie on the side Qf The City
easier to g face Commerce Lane, the �O�erce Lane,
hook on to this sewer Y Probably felt it would be
�hey want to hook on � but they have not established where
conversation with yet' Councilman Harris said that
where.the connection waSfner, he wanted to face in his last
but this connection is7not and he did not care
unless they have a p� Soing to serve him
Engineer said he hadltwotchoiceSS the whole area
also besides tne one that into NSS�D: The City
onto , as there is another system he can
railroad tracks, gOeS along Commerce Lane and back to:thek
to connect to t�e Councilman Sheridan su e
NSSSD line, gg �ted they make a formal request
will be, which will be the cheaCerncilman Harris said the
Engineer said that either Wa p for him to hook onto, Question then
line and will need their a y' they wi11 have to Th� City
talk to the NSSSD attorne Pproval, g� thr_ough the NSSSD
The City Attorney suggested that he
agreement on this point y' Dick Meyer, and see if the
said that their attorne� Pending the litigation, y �an reach some
y is making a report on theelettermthatheridan
man Sheridan presented on behalf of the
It was suggested that Council at their last meetin�l
Board at the next Councilman Sheridan try to clarify this with the
ask the court meeting. The City Attorney said the
us from connect�n an order to show on what authorit y prObably could
first and then g' The Council discussed requestin �hey have to prevent
possibly goin to g the:connection
said that this should onl g court if necessar
the connection, . y take a simple motion b y� Councilman Harris
y tfieir Board to allow
M�TION by Councilman Sheridan that the
request for_connection to the Administration �
agenda NSSSD so that Present a£o�a�
, and if agreement cannot be made withltheay be on their next
City proceed the.ot�er wa NSSSD Board,
Seconded b Y so the peo le do that t(�e
y Councilman Harris. P not have to wait forever,
Mayor Kirkham declared the Up�� a VO1ce vote, there bein
motion carried.: g nO naYs,
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NEER: 63RD AVENUE NORTHEAST;
The CitY Engineer said that last - _ -
this project, but when the year they had let the contxact�coverin.
water pocket Y had started construction the �
, and the only way to take care of this is throunhinto a
surface drainage system
cost of the street ' and a storm sewer would cost more thanathebactual
constructian. He said the subsurface draina e
.wouZd cast aaother S240Q. He pointed'aut the three cho•
has. I. To abandon tF�e g system
2• Ta improve'63xd idea af C�ookin Ices.the Council
Avenue g 63rd Avenue to Rice Greek Road;
, and in this way the cost of the subsurface
drainage system would be.spread over
3• T� Pay the cost from some other fundreater length of the road.
this improvement would eliminate the
Councilman Sheridan asked if `
.. problem on Pierce Street. The City.
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Engineer said it would not. Mayor Kirkham asked how much had been spent
on this already. The City Engineer said not very much as they had just
begun to dig and it could be abandoned if the Council wishes. Councilman
Samuelson said he would suggest they abandon it for the present. Council-
man Sheridan said that it could be abandoned until 63rd, Dellwood and
Pierce are to be done, and they could all be put in at the same time.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to follow suggestion ��1, and abandon the idea
of hooking 63rd Avenue to Rice Creek Road. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
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The City Engineer said that the Council had asked him to look into this
� problem at the last meeting on May 15, 1967. He explained that this
street had been patched and is very o1d, and if anything extensive is to
Ue done, this should be reconstructed to the new City standards. `Councilman
Harris said he did not feel they should do anything until they know the
traffic problems. The City Engineer said that they have patched the o1d
stxeet a number of times, and it can be lived with a little longer.
Councilman Harris said he did not feel you could assess these people for
a street because there was a street on the back side of tkeir property
which is brand new. The City Engineer_said the City can take care of this
street just like any other old street.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the Engineer's report. Seconded -
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham-declared the motion carried.
�L) JOHNSON: BARKING DOGS
Councilman Harris said he did not believe these were dogs that were running
loose, but are dogs that are in a kennel and this cannot be turned over to
the dog catcher. '
MQTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the communication. Seconded'by -
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
' declared the motion carried. _
_�M) LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: PARK PROPERTY
�' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the communication from ttie Lea�ue
of Women Voters. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried;
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WELi, ��1 REPAIRS •
� The City Manager said that there wi11 have to.be an emergency ort�inance
for Well ��l repair. He said that this is a ten year old well which has
broken down and they have had to order the repair started: He said the
estimate is about $4,000. The Gity Maaager saici that he wanted Co bring
'' this to the Council's attention, and the City Attorney can have an
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, emergency ordinance ready for the June 12, 1967 meeting. Councilman
Samuelson asked what happened to this well. The City Engineer said that
� this is an old well, something is rubbing, and•that these old wells are
going to break down.
' CITY ATTORNEY: PARK PROPERTY EAST OF OLD CENTRAL: �
The City Attorney said he had drawn the option and talked to Mr. Fontaine's
attorney, and he said he had been given his assurance that they w4uld sign
, it. Then he talked to,Mr. Siverts and Mr. Siverts will not sign the option
at the Council's appraiser's price. Ae said Mr. Siverts had indicated he
wanted $1,000 an acre. The City Manager said that he has changed, because
� he had indicated $500. The City Attorney said thaC the City is now in the
position of one option being aceepted and one rejected, and he would like
some.direction. He asked if this could be on the next regular meeting �
agenda:June 19, 1967. '
'. COUNCILMAN SHERIDAN: SKYWOOD COURT
The City Engineer explained that this road had been put in by the
�, developer, ar�d they had assessed only the developer and not the other
lots. Councilman Sheridan explained that there are two homes w�th basement
garages that would use this as an alley and it would be a street for the
�_ other side. He said he had r,eceived a call from one of these parties ;:
as king when the street was to be put in, and he had explained to t t tem
�"`" that under our assessment procedures, he and two other lots that back up
��to this street would get a partial assessment for the street. He said
s that the party did not say he did not want it, but he was not happy. He
� said that to do this the Council will have to hold a.hearing a:s these
� peogle were not included in the original notice. The City Attorney said, .
that if the benefitting property owners signed a receipt of notice, and
a waiver of hearing, it could be done this way. Councilman Sheridan did '
� not think that everyone would do this.
MOTION by Councilman Harris that a Public Hearing be held for the`street
in Skywood Court._ Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
� there being no nays, Mayor Kir�kham.declared the motion carried.
7TH GRADE JUNIOR HZGH SCHOOL SCIENCE LETTERS:
� MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the letters from the 7th G�ade
Junior High School Science Class and turn them over to the Parks. snd
� Recreation Department. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, there beirig no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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Meeting of June 5, 1967 adjaurned 'aC 2:20 A.M. �
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The Special Public Hearing Meeting af the Council of the City of Fridley
� was called to order by Mayor Kirkham at 8:00 P.M.
OPENIN� CEREMONY• � �
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` ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson
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Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
� declared the motion carried. .
PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT - LOTS 14 AND I5, $LOCK_5, SHAFFER'S SUBDIVISION
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The City Engineer handed out maps of the plat to the CounciZ for their study.
-� Ae explained that these were two large lots that are piatted into three lots,
� and that the Planning Commission had requested a dedication of a triangular
parcel for street gurposes and that when a house is built on Lot 2 it must
n face Van Buren Street, and any access to this lot muse be from Van Buren
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Councilman Harris asked if there had been any objections at the Planning
Commission Public Hearing. The City Engineer said there had been a few,
� but the Planning Commission went along with the plat. The City Manager asked
if a line had not been changed from the Preliminary at the Planning Commission's .
request. Mr. Williams said that a line had been moved a-little to the right '
� to get a better 1ot line. Councilman Harris asked if there were anp houses
on the property. Mr. Williams said no, and there had never been any that
he knows of. Councilman Liebl asked about the price range of the homes he`
' will build. Mr. tidilliams said they would be apgroximately $20,000, and would
be like those in the area, or maybe a little better. :The City Manager said
fihat he would be required to sod the boulevard and put two trees in the
� .boulevard.
Mayor Kirkham closed the Public Hearing on FinaZ Plat ��67-02 at 8;06 P.M.
, MOTTON by Councilman Harris'to concur with the request for approval of the
Final Plat ��67-02 by A. L. Williams subject to receipt of the deed for Lot 4
and normal subdivision requirements. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a�vofce vate, there being: no nays, Mayor I�irkham declared tfie mot�rnrc carried.
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PUBLIC HEARING ON REZONING - R-1 TO R-3 - LOT 4, BLOCK 2, HAYES RIVER LOTS
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The City Engineer said that this property is presently zoned R-1 and they
would like it rezoned R-3 as they will be building �apartments. The City
Manager said that this rezoning includes a piece of property for rezoning
that was added at the Planning Commission's request. Mr. Fil,ister said
that this parcel is approximately 100 feet, running the length of the lot.
He said he thought it had been a mistake when it had been`zoned�R l. The
City Engineer explained that they wanted this rezoned for the area requirey
ments for the buildings they plan to build. Councilman Harris said he
could see no sense in the R-1 zoning as there is no access to utilitze it,.
and he felt this was a simple request and it behooves the Council ta
straighten out this piece of property, and he'�aould make a motion to concur
with the rezoning of this R-1 strip when the hearing was closed. Councilman
Liebl asked what the owners intended to do with the property when it is
rezoned. Mr. Filister said they intend to build apartments, althoughrthis
land being rezoned is mostly bank ta the Mississippi River:�' Couneilman
Liebl asked him if he own.ed the land marked "C" on the map. Mr. Filister
said that this is public land and he believed the City hoped to make a park
out of it. Councilman Liebl asked if the City had access to this Iand.
The City Manager said that we do not at present, but would through school
�groperty. Mayor Kirkham said that access was being planned at the end of
Charles Street. Councilman Samuelson said that there has also been some
discussion of access on the school property.
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8:12 P.M.
ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING
A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS:
,' MOTTON by Councilman Harris to adopt an ordinance rezoning from R-I to R-3,
Lot 4, Block 2, Hayes River Lots and Part of Lots I7 and 18, Auditorts
' Subdivision ��78 upon first reading, waiving the reading. Seconded by Council-
` man Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Lieb1, Harris, and Samuelsan
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
� Mr, Filister asked when they could expect to get a second reading on this
ordinance,. and if they were safe to proceed with their plans. Mayox Kirkha2n
said that the second reading c�3ould take place at the next Regular Council
Meeting a week from tonight. The City Manager said that the ordinance ,
, would take effect July 8, 1967. Councilman Harris said he though� the Council
could assure Mr. Filister that he oould go ahead with his plans. Mr. Filister
said it would be from 60 to 90 days before they would be ready for the perr�it
� and they realize they cannot get that until the effective date of :the ordinance.
RESOLUTTON ��I09-1967 DIRECTING PREPARATION QF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR S2REET
� IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ��1966-3: -
Councilman Harris said that a number of figures had been discussed aii.th
the peaple at the Improvement Hearing and before the project was starEed.
' He said that the Assessment Roll has been prepared on two different bases.
Under both plans commercial and school would pay 100%, and under one plan
the City would pay�50% and the property owners would pay SO% on residential
, � property, under the other plan the City would pay 1/3 and the property
• owners would pay 2/3 on residential. He said that he felt in fairness to
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the 50% cost formula was the one most prevalently used, and the Council
would be remiss if they did not use this formula for two reasons; It was
used to some degree to get the people to enter into the project and,if the
Council reverted back to the, 1/3 share, there would be less.people interested
in entering into a project of this type. __ �
MOTIOY by Councilman Harris to adopt,Resolution #�109-1967 directing the
preparation of the assessment ro11 for Street Improvement Project ��1966-3 on
the basis of the City's share being 1/2 of:the cost of residential assessments,
and that commercial and schools be assessed on_the basis of 100%. Seconded
by Councilman Liebl. . .: ,. :.._. _ . . .
Councilman Harris asked what the total cost of the 6lst Avenue project had
been. The Finance Director said that the total was about $40,000, hawever,
the schaol and City.own property which will amount to a little over $22,000.
Councilman Harris asked if this included the west side of:University, also.
The City Engineer said that it did not. Councilman Samuelson asked what the
City has gaid so far. The Finance Director said that this $7400 for
Mississippi Street wi11 be the first that has been taken out of the budget.
The City Engineer said that the project could be completed and ready for
assessing if the Council wishes or it could be deferred for another year.
Councilman Harris said there should be enough left for 61st Avenue, west of
University. He said that there are side yards there, and he felt they would
be upset if the Council voted a larger share for assessing. .
The vote' upon the motion to adopt Resolution ��109-1967 was a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION ��110-1967 DIRECTTNG PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED A�uSESSMENT .
ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEI�PIT PROJECT N0. 1966-3: -
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��1I0-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, ria:yor Kirkham
declared the motion:carried.
The Finance Direc�tor said that this hearing has already been publist�ed as
there must be two weeks notice. -� __
COMMUNICATION FROM COUNTY ATTORNEY: - `
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t his evening, it could be brought back at the regular Council Meeting.
MOTSON by Councilman Harris� to receive the communication_from the County
- Attorney. He said that he thought the letter was pretty explicit as to its
meaning, and un?ess someone else wanted to bring it back, that was nox part
of his motion. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there,being
n.o nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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Councilman�Harris said that it has come to his attention that we have lost
some Elm trees in Fridley. He said he did not knaw whether it was through
Dutch Elm Disease or other causes, but there Gre quite a few elm trees. in
the Rice Creek basin and along the east side of East River Road, and it
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gation and see if we have a problem. Councilman Samuelson said he thought
the Council should go one step further and have an ordinance on the books
regarding dutch e1m affected trees, and he said he had a model ordinance
he would give to the City Attorney to look at. He said there is also the
question of how to pay for it if we do have this problem, how do you gain
access, and how can the community get support to fight it. Councilman
Harris said that he understands that some communities, on the advice of
the University, have enacted emergency ordinances expending up to $350 if
necessary to see if they have the problem. He said if we have an evaluation
analysis, they can report back and if we do have a problem we can enter into
whatever controls are necessary with our own ordinance. Councilmam Samuelson
suggested that for immediate action, they could get an answer from the
County Agent. The City Manager said that if Councilman Harris would like
to give him the addresses where the elms could be found he would be happy to
contact the State School of Forestry as they do this on a volunteer�free
basis. The Council decided to take this step to get this done quickly and
economically for right now. Councilman Samuelson said he would give the
model ordinance to the City Attorney, as he felt we should have one for our
protection in the future.
HARRIS: S'TREETS AND INTERSECTIONS . '
Gouncilman Harris said he would like to commen�t on the detachment of the sexvice
roads. He said that a lot of people have said that it seems`that nothing is
being done on them, but he does not want the people to feel that the Council
and Administration have been remiss in doing this. He said that they have •.
done everything possible on contacting the State and trying to get �this
project under way, and at this time ir is out of the Council's hands. He
said he wanted to let the people know that it is nat the City that is dragging
its feet, but the State has not moved at the pace that they indicated they
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Councilman Harris questioned whether 64th Avenue and 5th Street coukt be
entered in a Fridley street program because they are trying to get this
together with the County an the improvement of Mississippi�Street, and it
does not appear that it will get in. The City Engineer said that if the
Council wishes it can be put in one of the contracts, or a new contract can
be let. The City Engineer said that there is a problem on 61st Avenue and
�Jniversity also. Councilman Harris.asked if we could work it into our
conCract and then-get remunerated by the State, especially the City Hali .
street, or we wi11 be using the new City Hall without a road if it is not :
done this season. Councilman Samuels�n asked if we could have an s.nst�r by
the ne'�st meeting an when the State proposed to do this. The City Manager
said he can inform them the City has changed their setup and see if they
wi11 agree, although this may take a while to get an answer.
MOTI(7N by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to request the ,
State to allow us to put the portian of service road or. 64th Avenue and
Sth Street and on 6lst Avenue and Liniversity into one of our street
projects this year and work out the cost of refinancing t6 the City fot the
cost of these two roadways. Seconded by Councilmari Samte lson. Councilman�
Harris suggested that Mr. Kurpius be requested to atterd the next regular
meeting, if he can, to discuss the rest of the intersections. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried:
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Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if he has contacted Mr. Albert
Johnson as Councilman Liebl had received another call from him that Elm
and Beech Street are flooded and he.cannot get in. The City Attarney said
he had tried to call him, and wouid do so again. Councilman Lieb1 asked
what the City can do with this problem. Councilman Samuelson said that
the only permanent solution would be a storm sewer, but in the meantime
� the culverts Gan be cleaned out. Councilr.�ar: Lieb1 questioned whether the
di.tch could be dropped two or three feet, and a bigger culvert put in.
Councilman Samuelson said that this was private property, and the question
would be who wouldpay for it. He said the only real solution was to
initiate a storm sewer and get a proportion of the cost from Spring Zake
Park. The City Attorney said he would get together with Mr. Johnson and
check the County records to see if this is a County ditch and then action
cou?d be started under County Ditch Statutes to repair it or if it does
not belong to the County, a storm sewer project between Fridley and r
Spring Lake Park will take care of it. ��
CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF AN ARMCO STEEL BUILDING 7210 CENTRAT�
AVENUE NORTHEAST PARTS 0�� LOT 1 AUDITOR�S SUBDIVISiON ��89. OWNER -
DETERMAN WELDING AND TANK SERVICE 4775 - 3RD STREET NORTHFAST:
Councilman Samuelson s�id that this item had been consid�red by the
Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of June 6,
1967. �
The City Engineer showed the Council a plot plan, and explained the
dedication of 30 feet for street that the City does have, but that there
is no dedication from the property next to it, and they feel the City
should have at least a SO foot minimum. Councilman Harris asked why
they want 50 feet on the bottom and 30 feet on the top. The City Engineer
said that they did not know how the land will develop, or where the access
will be. The Council discussed getting the necessary dedications before
any construction is put in, and the necessary width for the right-of-way.
Councilman Samuelson said that he thought the building was fine, although
he q�xestioned using crushed rock rather than bituminous, and�he wonidered
if there was anything the Council could do until they get the easements.
Councilman Samuelson said he thought a morC.gage company would question
fire protecCion if there was no access, and it would behoove Mr. Hatfner to
get the easements in. The City Engineer said they could authorize a pnblic
hearing if they wished. ; ``
The City Engineer said'that the plan.shows the parking area as cru.shed
rock. The City Manager said that with heavy trucks they probably wauld
need a 9 ton parking lot. ' - . �
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson that the Council grant the building permit
t owners present the easecnents based
under the conditions that the proper y �' arkin lot have a bituminaus
on the normaZ 60 foot standards, and that t e p �
s�trface. Cauncilman Samuelsan said that the hurden of getting.the eas�ments
is on Mr. Determan.. • . _ .:._ ._ :_.:
Mr. Determan arrived at the meeting and�Councilman Samuelson explained the
problems regarding the necessary easements and pointed out on the m?p where
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his building placed so that it will be even with the other building, and
would be 100 feet from the center line of the 60 foot easement. The
City Manager said that this Council could do this when they are taking so
much land from him for easements. Mr. Determan also said that a bituminous
parking lot would not hold up because of gas leakage from the trucks which
would ruin it, Council�.n Samuelson said he wauld Iike ta stick to
requiring blacktop. Mr. Determan said he would be willing to do a gortion
of it in blacktop, but he does not feel he wants to do all of it as it wiil
not hold up and because of'the cost. Councilman Samuelson suggested then
that he pave everything to the €ront of the building from the rear bui.lding
line, and he will still have adequate parking space. :
Councilman Samuelson amended his motion to read that the Building Permit
be granted under the condition �:.hat the property owner acquire and present
easements, based on normal 60 foot standards, north and south of his property
on 72nd Avenue and Brook Street, from Central Avenue to the west property
line; that the setback be waived to 100 feet from the center line of 72nd
Avenue because of the dedication for streets; and that the parking lot be
bitizminous from the north Iine of the building to 72nd Avenue. Seconded by
Couacilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
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CONSIDER.ATION OF CONSTR.UCT:�ON OF
BLOCK 4, HYDE PARK ADDITION. RE
UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST:
CRETE BUILDING 0�1 LOTS 16, 17 AND 18�
BY M& I AUTO P�RTS CO?�iPANY,_ 6005
Councilman Liebl said that this item was another one that had been studied
by the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee at the June 6, 1967
meeting, and a representative for the owner was present at the meeting as
they would like tb get approval of this construction this evening if possible.
The City Engineer showed the Council the plans for this building. Council-
man Harris said that it appeared to be minimum canstruction. Mr.�Miller,
representing the owners, said that the owners are actually daing more than
the caurt order asked them to do, and he explained the work they will be
doing. Councilman Samuelson said he did not feel there was much ingenuity
in the plan, and suggested that perhaps they use a mansard roof to dress
the front. Councilman Aarris suggested that perhaps a 3t high planter would
break up the flat look of the front. Councilman Liebl said that this is our
ma.in street and he would like to see something that iooks attractive.
The City Aztorney said that the Inspection Department has gane over this very
carefully as to what the code requires, and he is sure that their plans meet
the requirements. Mr. Miller said that the Council has to consider that
these people just purchased this building on the basis of what the eost to
repair it would be after meeting with the Building Insgector, Fire Inspectvr,
and Health Inspector, and the Council will be putting a hardship on them if
they te11 them they have to spend a lot of extra money. The City Attorney
said that action is pending in District Court to have this property restored
to cade, and if they show the Caurt that this has been done, his legal opinion
'was that this is a1I the Court would require. He said they were interested
only in the functionaT part of the building and not the aesthetics.
Ma,yor Kirlcham said that this plan is a far cry from what he would like to see,
but on the other hand, it is a big improvement over what has been there for
two years, and he felt they would have to go along with the property owners
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under the circumstances. Councilman Harris said that there may be someLrtiug
that they would voluntarily do. Mr. Miller said that he could not speak
for the owners on what they would be willing to do.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the Building Standards - Design
Control Subcommittee recommendation and grant the Buil.ding Permit as specified
in their motion.
Councilman Harris questioned whether there was any chance to talk this over
with the owners. He asked Mr. Miller if Mr. Goldstein was the owner and if
he was a Fridley resident, Mr. Miller said he was the owner, but not a
Fridley resident. Counc.ilman Harris asked when they glanned to start con-
structfon. Mr. Miller said this week if they were granted the permi�t.
Councilman Harris said he would Iike to talk with t hem about the front and
see if Che Council could get concurrance on dressing up the front. Mayor
Rirkham said that if.this was brought back at the next meeting, someone could
talk to these people. He pointed out that this item had no.t been scheduled
on the agenda for this evening, and that Councilman Sheridan�is not: present
at this meeting to take part in the discussion, and under the circumstances
i� may be wiser to have it back at the regular meeting. Councilman Lieb1
withdrew his motion. He said that according to the City Attorney, [he
Counci,l cannot force the owners to do anything, but they can try to reach an
agreement. _
MOTION by Councilu�an Harris to table the discussion of this constru�tion until
the regular Council Meeting of.June 19, 1967 and ask Mr, Goldstein to attend
the Council Meeting to diseuss this with the Council. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson.
. Mr. vanDan, a visitor to the Council Meeting, asked what the subject under
discussion was, as it was not on the agenda. Mayor Kirkham explained they
were talking about the M& I building. Mr. vanDan said that the Council .
cannot demand more than the required minimum. Mayor Kirkham said that the
Council is not demanding anything, but this was not on the agenda, Councilman
Sheridan had not been advised it was to be discussed, and they feel the best
thing is to bring it back so the Council can discuss it with the petitioner.
He said the Council can point out some of the advantages of doing a little
more, and perhaps satisfy the owner and the Council as well. Mr. Miller
said he was sure either the owner or someone in their behalf would be here•.
The vote upon the motion was a voice vote, there being no•nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried. '
VANDAN: SAVINGS ON SEWER PIPE AND COURT CASES IN MUNIGPAL COURT:
MtC, vanDan said he would like to address the Council on two subjects. He
said that he has had same conversation with Gouncilman Liebl regarding the
� sewe� code he is working on, and he has discovered that a savings could be
made if instead of concrete storm sewer pipe galvanized iron was used instead,
He said that it carries an 80 year guarantee and the cos,t figures show a 50%
savings. He said that constant improvements are going on and he thought this
co uld be takeri advantage af immediately rather than waiting until ttie study
is fi.nished, and change orders could be issued for the present concrete
• pipes used ia present projects. .
Mr. vanDan said that the City Attorney has a hazardous building action befQre
the District Court at present, and according to Minnes�ta Statutes dealing
with Municipal Court, the City has authority to prosecute all cases. arising
from enforcement of our own ordiriances in our own municipal courts, and for
violations the City can issue summons or citations, and not have ta go to
Dist"rict Court but prosecute in our court unless it is a condemnation proceedings.
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COMMUNICATION FROM AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE: -
Councilman Harris said that several Fridley homeowners indicated they
were considering hiring a helicopter to spray, and he was wondering if
there could be any problem of spraying areas that should not be sprayed.
Mayor Kirkham suggested that this be referred to the City Attorney.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the "
Agricultural Extension Service and refer it to the City Attorney for
comments. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT• , .
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There being no further bu�siness, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public
Hearing Meeting of June 12, 1967 adjourned at 9:30 P.M. �-
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'' S7'REE7 7.��iP�:OV�'�'_��:��T YP.OJF.C!' NU, 1966-3 •
�, � � rotice i.s herel�}� gi_vcn tn� t tt�e Co�ntcil of the Ci.ty of: Fridley
will: meet at ttie Ci.ty Ftal.l in s�id Czi:y o:1 th� 1�1th day of June 1967,
r-, at E:00 o'cl.vcl: Y.`i. to hear anc� p<:ss ��.pon all. objec�ions, if any, to
!, the proposecl assessr.:�nts i_n resf •�ct to thc io]_l.o:aing i.ra?rovement,
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.�,. The proposed assessn.eclt roll. f.or each of sai.d i.mprove�uenCs is
��� � noc•r on file �nd open to public -ir.sp�ct;ion by all persons interested,
i.n the of:fice of. the Clerk of said City.
E' - 1he generzl nature of the ir:�,rovcc�;ents and each of ti:zm is the
�-' constriiction ot concrete curb and gutter, a.nd side�•ralks in the lands and
streets desi�nated as folloc�*s; �
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�.' A. Mzssissippi Street from Ur_iversity Avenue to •.
, T. H. 4�65.
�� � •. The area proposed to be assessed ior sazd in:provements and each
' - of the�n is all that Zand benefited by said icnprove�ents or each of
them and Iying within the generaZ area o£ the above noted strezts. :
�� Said inprovenents �•�i11 be assessed a�ainst the properCies ��ithin
the above noCed areas in cahole or in part proportionately to each of
the lands therein contained according to the benefits received.
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DATED THI'S STH DAY_ OF JtNE 1967, $Y 0°,DER OF THE CITY CDU�;C1.L OF �HE
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� 4:tlE[�EAS, tfic Ci �y Counci.i o£ tne Cit}' �f fI'IC1LEy, Anoka Co�mty,
Minnesota, h�^.S C�eEi1Cd 1.t I1P-Cc'SS: iy ?R:l_ �;:� G�t1E[iC Cfl2� the .ir,�prove,�tents
�hereinafter de�scribcu b� n�au_�. .
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N0;�1� '1'E[Gf:�:�'O::F', \0!'�CE IS F!c�:i:E;Y GT.VE:: TEl,i1 an tne� 19th d�y �
of June , 1967, �:t, S:00 o'cic�c':. ?'.�i. tne� C� t}• Cocancil 4;i11. nieet
' at ti�e CI.C.y Ft111. lil s�.i.d City, ancl ����.11 at sai.d tir:e anci place hear aIl
parties littc'-TEj��C1 1R S£:1.C� l;T:l�>r'OV�'�.:=I1�S in �r<<ol.�� Oi lil F�clt.
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The gene�ll R2tltT'�: Oi tne i�r.k�rov�:,:;I1tS ].S tllF: CO[ISCrUCr].O[l �lil, CRe
lands 2C1Ci StrECCS ROtCC� O�LQ;•1� Of CR=' i01!Ui•}1.R� ltci�)IOVci:l�ili:'S� t0-'rllt;
;� COtiSTF.UC1'70`� IT��I ' , . � . .
`T StrEet Init rOV�it':°i1tS, includi.n;; �I2Cj1.R�� Stc^.bilized base, hotmix
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6 bi.tuminous c�,at, concr�te curb and ;utter, aad .•r�:ter �nd sanitary
sec•rer se�rvices, and otner faciliti.es, locateci as foLlc�:•:s:
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y, 3upiter Driv�: . Rai�zbo�•= bri�r_ �o Sy1�an Lan� .� �
Comet Lane: 2rir�i.ty Drive to Jupiter Drive
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�� ES�I2(t1TED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . !
�� " THAT TEIE AFE� PCOPOSED TO BE ASSESSE� FOR SAIU I�IP`:Ot�citE`i1'S IS �S FOLL�t�'S:.
'� . . For Construction Itecn above ------------------------------------- .
� � AZ1 of the land abuttin� upon saicl streets na�ned above ��nd 221
��' . Iands witnin, �djacent and abutting tRereto.
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Al1 of szid 1an� to be assessed prop�rtio,^,ateiy 2ccorcting to tt�2
�, benefits received by suc�� inprove:�,ants.
�`�' � That the Counci i proposes to proceed �•ritn each oF said i�!prove«:_nts -2s ." �
f,, � separate i�!prove;r.eats, e::ceot as ner2after other�rise provided by the
Council. aIL under tne folloa�i�g autno�ity, to-c•�it: iiinnesota Statutes
�=� i96I, Ch2pter 429 a�d lzc�rs 2nendztory tner2oF, and in con.Eor.nity �•rith
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�- DA�EII TKIS STH DAY OF NtIE , 1967, BY ORDcP. OE THE �
E� .� CITY COU�;CiL. .
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A RESOLUTION R�CEIVING TEIE PRELIrfINARY REPO�T AND CALLING A PU�LIC
HEARING ON TtIE 1`LATTER OF THB CO\'STRUCTIO�' OF CEF.TAIN IPIPRO��E�IG\rS -
STRF;ET IrIPROVEi�iE;IT PROJECT ST. 1966-6
WHEREAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed to be in
the interest of the City of Fridley and the property o�aners affected there-
by.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as'fol-
lows: " .
1. That the preliminary report submitted by the City Engineer, Nasim
Qureshi, is hereby received and accepted. -.
2. That this Council �vill meet on the 19th day of ,T,,,,P , 1967
at 8t00 o'clock P.rI. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley for the
purpose of holding a Public Hearino on the improvenent noted itt the
Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhi-
bit ��A�� . .
3. That the area propose�'_ Co be assessed for suid improvements and each
.of them as note.d in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted
in said notice: Al1 of the same to be assessed proportionateTy ac-
cording to the benefits received-. �
4. That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
sueh Public Hearing by publishino a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according to law, such notice to be .
substantially ir� the form and substance of the notice attached here-
to as Exhibit "A".
ADOPTED $Y THE.CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS Sth'
DAY OF JUNE , I967.
. MAYQR, - Jack Q. Kirkham
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CITY CLERiC - �tarvin C. Brunsell
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ST. 1966-6 _
NOTICE OF HEARTNG 01�' I�IPROVE�iENTS
WHEF.FAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hereinafter described be made.
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NOW, THEhEFOF.E, NOTICE IS NEPtiEBY GIVE�' TEIAT on the 19th day
of June , 1967, at 8:00 o'clock P.rI, ttle City Council will meet .
at the City Ha.11 in said City, and will at said time and place henr aIl
parties interested in said improver,ients in whole or in gart.
The general nature of the improvements is the consCruction (i� the
lands and streets noted belo�a) of the follcwing improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUGTION ITEM .
Street improvernents, including grading, stabilized base, bituminous
surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, and storm sewer system and
sanitary sewer services and other facilities located as follows:
Skywood Court (53Z Court}
ESTI1�fE1TED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,836.�00
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FO:Z SAID IMPROVEriENTS IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item above ------ .
All of the land abutting upon said stree�s named above �nd aIl
lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto.
AIl of said land to be assessed progortionately according to the
benefits received by such improvements.
That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as
separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by'the
Council all under the iollocaing authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statu[e�
1961, Chapter 429 and laws amendatory thereof, and in contormity with
the City Charter. � -
DATED THIS 5th DAY OF NNE , 1967, BY ORDER OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
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MAYOP. - Jack v. Kirkham
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ORUINANCE N0. �-} � • 1967
AN ORDIAT�INCE UN�� SECTIOPi 12.07 OF THE CITY
CHARTF� TO. VACATE STRE�ri'S AND ALLEYS AND TO
AMEND APPEATDIX C OF THE CITY CODE.
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The Council'of the City of FridlEy do ordain as follows: .
SECTION 1. For the vacation of the street described as '
follows: ,
All that part of the Hi�hway #65 West Service .
Drive that lies South of the North line of �
Block 2, Moore Lake Hi�hlands Fourth Addition. �
extended East to the �rlest Highway �65 Right
of Way except the No-rth ten feet (10'� thereof;
. All Iying in the South Half (S2) of Section 13,
T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, St�.te
� of Minnesota;
� be and is hereby vacated, except that the City
of Fridle�r retain an easement for dsaina.ge and
- ' utility purposes over the portion of the street
herein described and vacated.
SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with
Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section I2.07
of the Cit�r Charter and Appendix C of City Code
shall be so amended.
PASSID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIZ'Y OF F'RIDLEY, THIS __
DAY OF � 1g6,� ; -
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MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
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-0ITY CLF�K Marvin C. Brunsell .
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� APl OR�TiIA�tCE UidD�� : EC'i�'IOid 12 .0 j OF `i'HE CI:TY
CH�IHIEZ 2'0 VACATE S`I'RE?�I'S AidD ALLFYS AND TO
A%1END APPE%IDIX C OF TiIE CI�i'Y CODE
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;- The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follorrs: � -
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{, SECTIOTd l. For the vacai;ion of trie street describ�d as
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A11 that part of the Rivervie�r Terrace cul de sac
[�. ihat lies �(est of the follo�•rino de�crib�d line:
` Commencin� on the PJorth line of Loi; 13, Audii;or's
� Subdivision No, 23 Revised that is 104.19 feet
�� West of the Northeast cor.ner of said Lot 13;
� thence in a Northerly direction to a poini in the
West line of th.e plat of Jo'nnson's River Lane
��-' Addition located 107.26 feet Southerlv of the North-
west corner of said Johnson's River L�ne Addition,
" thence terminating.
�� . . All lying in the Sauth Half (S2� of Section 15,
� T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State
of Minnesota
�� be and is hereb. vacated.
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� SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with
. Miru�esota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07
of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code
�� shall be so amended. �
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� . PASSID BY THE CITY COiTiVCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS '
� � DAY OF , 1g67.
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.� First R�adin;;: June 5, Z967
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ORDINANCE N0. •� _
AN ORAINANCE TO AZ�ND CHAPTER 46 OF TH� CITY CODE
OF TFIE CITY OF FRIDLEY.
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The City Council of the City of Fridley hereby amends Chapter
46 of the City Code of the City of Fridley, Anoka Gounty, Minnesota,
to read as follows:
46.01. That s�bject to such exceptions, madifications and
changes as noted herein, the 1967 Edition of the Uniform Buildfng Code,
(Volume I) published by the International Conference of Euilding
Officials is hereby adopted by reference and established as the Build-
ing Code of the City of Fridley. Any code, or regulation heretofore in
effect in the City of Fridley and any provision thereof which is con-
traxy to or inconsistent with the provisions of said Uniform Building
Code and the exceptions, modifications and changes as noted herein,
is of no further foxce and effect immediately upon this ordinance
becoming effective, and the same are repealed.
"X Ref. 47.017" (Ref. 206)
46.025. Every frame building hereafter constructed shall have
a double covering on all outside walls, consisting of an approved
sheaChing and an approved siding and no single wall type construction
is allowed eYCept and unless it be made with respect to a structure
and of a type and material that has first been approved by the building
inspector. The wall between attactued garage and frame buildings shall
have sheeting extending from top plate to bottom plate and thi� wall
shall have a cover of five-eighths (5/8) inch type X gypsum £ram top
of masonry to roof sheeting or other materials having one (1) hours
fire protection rating. .
46.3 There are hereby created and established in the City
of Fridley certain areas designated as the FIRE �.IMLTS.
(a) All areas designated on the City of Fridley Zor►ing
Map as being classified in Zone C-2, C-2-S, CR-2 and P.D. shall be
deemed as within the fire limits.
(b) All occupancies classed as C-2, C-2-S, GR-2 and P.D.
under Chapter 45 of the City Code shall be deemed as within the fire
limits when constructed in either Zones M-1�or M-2:-
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
aF , i967.
Attest:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
First Reading:
Second Reading:
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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ORDINANCE N0.
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AN ORDINANCE TO ANIE�li D THE GITY CODE OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY, MITI�dES07'A BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING
DISTRICTS
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The Council of the Cit,y of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amen$ed
as hereinafter indicated.
SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and ,
the.Cit�r of Fridle.y presently zoned as R-1 and
described as: �
A11 that part of Lot 4, Block 2, Hayes River Lots
not now zoned R-3 (General Multiple Family Dw��lings�,
said parcel being a strip of land approximately
100' wide l.ying adjacent to the Mississippi River;
All that part of Lots l7 and 18, Auditor's Sub�
division No. 78 not now zoned R-3 (General Multiple_
Famil�r Durellings�, said paxcel be�ng along the:
West edge of said Lots and adjacent to the Mississippi
3 River; .
all l�ring in Section 22, T-30, R-2¢, City of �rid?ey,_
County of Anoka, State of Minnesota;
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
l�iown as R-3 (General Multiple Family Dwellin�s�.
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Admi,nistrator is directed to Change
the official zoning map to show said tract or �rea
from zoned district R-1 (Sin.gle Family Dwellixi.gs)
.to R-3 (General Multiple Family Dwellings�.
PASSID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T13E CITY OF �'RIDLEY THIS �DAY
oF . � 1967.
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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CITY CLE�tZK - NIarvin C. Brunsell . .
Public Hearing: June 12, 1967 _
First Reading: �Tt1nP 1 2, 1�307
Second qeadin�:
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. RESOLUTIOid .O�tD�RITIG I1�T�'i�OV��ii�i�1`1'S Al•tD FIP�L�1L PLATIS AIdD ��"'-
��� . SPFCIFI:C�'LTIOi�:5 AI.D E�TIiv�.�ll'�S Ok' CUS`1�S TFL.�tEO�': STKr".'ET •
IMFROV�i•I�i�r PROJEC�i' S1.'. 1.907-1 �ADI)Ei�DITP�1 rrj� . .
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_.� WHEft�',AS, Resoluti.on lto. 78-1967 of the City Council adopted the -
17�' da:y of Apri.l, 1967, s�t th� date for�hearin� on the pro�osed
� improveai�nts, as sp�cifically noted in the Notice of FIearin� atf;ached
hereto for referenc� as �,xhioit "A", and
. 1�l�IE`RF?S, all af t'n� prop�ri.y ormers whose property is liable to b�
' assess�d �ri.t'n ihe c���'-:ir_g of these ili�prove�ents (as noted in said notice)
were given ten (10� days no�ic:; by m�.il and. published notic� of the Council
Hearin� ti�ou�'n t;�ro (2) wee?:ly publicatio*_�s of the required notice, ancl ti��
� hearin� was hel.d ar_d. ihe proper�;� o:•r��rs heard thereon at the hearin�, as
= noted in sa.id notice.
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! NOGI, THr�R�40°E, B� I�i' R���LV:�, By ihe Council of the City .of Fridley,
` Anoka County, r�iinnesota, as follorrs: '
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'• 1. That trie follo�rino improvements proposed by Council Rssolu�ion
`` No. 78-1907 are hera�y ordered to be effected and completed
'� ` as soon as reasona'oly possiol�r to-T�;ii:
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�: a} The followino improve�er_�s as noted under the Construction
� Item in the. Notice of Hearin�: �in Exhibit ►r�rr � for the stree =:
��� • Street Improvem��n+s, includino gradino, stabilized base, hot-
mix, bitucninous mat, concrete curo and gutter, incidental
�� . draina�e, water and seFrer services and other facilities,
located as follo:•rs:
Street:
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�--_ • T.H, #65 w�s� Service Road: From Qsborne RGad io 750' South.
�;� That the Work above may be consolidated with o�'ner areas as
�;a one impravem�n�.
'� . � 2. That wor?c to be performed u.�.der this proj?ct may �'o� per£oraed
�; under one or mor2 contracts as may be dee�ed advisaole upon
receipt of bids. •
� j'. The City Ehoin�er is hereby desi�nated as the ��ineer for this
- � improveaent. He shali grepare £inal glans and 3peciii.a:ions
�� . _ . : for the makirb oi such improvsa:ent .
�` � ADOP`r� BY T� CDUidCTL OF Ti-L CI^tY' OF FRI�LE'Y THIS �
� � • DAY OF ' 1g67' .
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BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTilOL SUBCOiLti1ITTEE TfEETING MINUTES, JUI1E 6, 1967
The Meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 7:38 P.M.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Erickson, Hauge, Dittes, Tonco, Biermann
MEMBERS ABSENT: None � �
OTHERS PRESENT: Building Inspector
1. CONSIDERATIO�i OF CONSTRUCTION OF AN ARl'�fCO STEEL BUILDING, 7210 CENTRAL AVENUE_
NORTHEAST� PARTS OF LOT 1, AUDITOP,�S SUEDIVISION �r`89. OWNER, DETERMAN WELDING �� ���ry
AND TANK SERVICE, 4775 - 3RD STREET NOP.T�LEAST:
Mr. Determan was present at the meeting. �1 plot plan was submitted, along with
a foundation plan and elevations of the building.
MOTION by Aittes to approve plans subject to submittai of a revised plot to the
building insgector per the sketch submitted this date to this committee. Seconded
by Tonco. .
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The applicant was shown a copy of the NSSSD charges.
Upon a voice vote, there bsing no nays, the motion carried,
2. CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF ST.X - 12 UNIT APARTMENT BI?ILDINGS ON LOTS 3
AND 4, HAYES t�IVER LOTS ADDITION (5911 - 21 - 31 - 41 - 51 - 61 ANNA AVENtTE
NORTHEAST). REQUEST BY JANIES NELSON COrIPANY, 7601 WAYZATA BOULEVARD, MINNEAPOLIS
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James Nelson and Bob Minder were present representing the builders and owners. ��s
Several alternates for parking lot and garages were submitted. No plans were
submitted for the garages. The roof construction would match that of'the I�
apartment building. Garbage and trash would be picked up daily. No incinerato .
MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of proposed apartment complex wi,th parking
lot alternate ��1, subject to the approval of the Board of Appeals with resgect to
setback of garages, also su��ject to dedicatian of Anna Avenue to south property
line, and subject to receipt of garage plans and screening zn of rubbish disposal
areas. Secanded by Hauge. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried.
FROID'S. ADDITION (401 IROVTON STREET
FROID, 445 IRONTON STREET NORTHEA5T:
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NORTHEAST).
OVE A HQUSE ONTO I.OT 1, B
ST BY MR.
Mr. Froid was gresent at the meeting. A full basement would be put i�. The house
would be rewired. The house would have to be brought up to code in wiring, plumbing,
etc. .
MOTION by Bierman to defer this item until the next regular meeting sa that alI
Board members can see the building and lot. Seconde� by Tonco. Upan a voice•vote,
.there being no nays, the motion carried.
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4. CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF A RESTAURANT Ov LOT 6, BLOCK 2, COMMERCE PARK
57362 UNIVERSIZY AVE�IUE NORT�AST) . REQiJEST BY WILLIAI�1 SHAW REPRESENTING CRO[d:
REALTY AND TACO TOt�riv OF AI�IERICA;
This ftem was tabled until the next meeting because of inadequate plot plan,
5. CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCP�ET'E BUILUING ON LOTS 16, 17 AND 18,
BLOCK 4, HYDE PARK ADDITION RE�IJEST BY r1 & I AUT� PARTS CONfPANY, 6005 UNIVERSITY
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Owners, Isadore Goldstein and Max Goldstein, were present.. Sonny Miller of b����
Sonny Miller Construction Company and Quentin Benson were present. .� .
The construction c�1i11 consist of rebuilding the existing structure destroyed
by the tornado. The building will be used only as an auto parts store. No
garage repairing and servicing will be done. Downspouts will be installed
instead of open scuppers. The discussion centered around plain exterior of
front wall. -
MOTION by Hauge to recommend approval of this building subject to some architectual
treatment of the front wall with respect to a sign or fascia, subject to approval
of this board prior to occupancy certificate being issued, also subjeeC to
blacktopping around front of building and on north side to property line, also
� that downspouts will be installed in lieu of open scuppers, paint coat on outside
being of sufficient thickness to cover block and front permastone like treatment.
� Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried.
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6. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION ON TRUSS USE ON .
� Elmer Ledger of Stewart Lumber Company was present.
No action was taken.
� ADJOURNMENT• .. . :
The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Erickson at 14:39 P.�i.
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The meetino �ras ca.11ed to order at 7:30 Pal�I, by Chairman Hu�;Y�es .
rlenbers pr_esent: Ylinen, Hu�.�.es, Jensen, My'nra, Erickson.
Oth�rs preserit: City Z-iwn?��r �.taol�r
APPROVE PLAi�`tli:� COi�i�1ISSI0ii i�!IT�NT�S: i�L+�Y 25, 1967:
MOTIO�I b�r Ylinen, seconded 'oy i��y�ra, t'aat; the Plannino Commission
minutes of ,ray 25, 1967 be approv�d. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye,
� the motion car_ri.ecl unanimcusly.
RECEIVE BOAP�.D OF APPFIILS TZI�NTES: i�TAY 24, 1.g67: %" ;
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MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylir_en, that the PYanning C'�o�:mission
receive the Board of Appeals �.inv-tes of ,Zaf 24, 1q67. LTpon a voice vote,
aIl voting aye, the motion carried unani.��usly..
ORDEft OF RGF� �IDA :
Chairman hu�nes stated �he order. of the A�erid.a �ras establ:ished in the
settino of the ti�e for tc�� four public r�arinos. Ur�less tY!ere is so�e
- objection fro?~� t'^e members of tne Co�mission, Jre are corr2ct i.n the order
which is giv�n here.
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REPR�SE�T`I' � BY R. L. �tiTST : Lot 8, 2nd Rev� ssd Auditor' s Sub-
;�21. Rezone froQ. R-1 to R-2, R-3, and Open Space.
The Notice of Hearin.o c�ras read �y the City �Z�.naQer .
MOTION b�• Ylinen, seconded by �tyhra, that the Petitior_ d�.ted Nlayr 21,
1967 opposing the rezoning request ZOA 767-05 be received. Upon a voice
vote, all votir_o aye, t�:e �otion carried unanimously.
Chairman Huo'nes continued that tc,ro me�bers of the P1arLnir� Conaission
�Jensen & r'�icksor_� rase indicated that, b2cause oi possible cor�Iict of
interest, they �rri11 not be participatino in the discussion of the rezonino.
The order whic'n the Planning Commission used ��rill be to hear th� petitioner
first, th� Co�nission me�bers to� question the getitioner and then ask for
,comments from the public. .
Mr. Ernst was as�ed to present his i3eas and said that first of a7.1,
�I',d l�ke to eommend the Pla,�nin� Co�nission on �he excellent co�rer l�tter.
It does a�o�a jo�i oi d�scribin� in the la�anr's tercninolo�.y the rules
per:ain_r_� `� F'��'�1ic 'r'�e�.1111.J�1. �?.�� con�in�:�d� fo. ::ill ���al? w� t'ne.A��il
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dw�llin•�• coTplex f'n�.t ��rill, supnort 125 �:kltiple 3�r;;llin' units. In addition�
it wi1Z previc�e £our R-2 or d���ble bun�ai��•r Iots or. t'.^.e Aiorth and protride
for th? d2dication of ap��oxir.:a+.ely 12 acres for pa�k. . �
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This wou]_d be a cor�tinu�_ztion of the �xi stin� par� .'I'tlis acco�plist:�s a
number. of thin�s for Fridley: 1. Px�ovides a livinU are�� for, a�reater
numb2r of far�ily units rrhich 4roull be a r�ise usa�e of land because of a
shorta�e of land 4ie �•rill be faced wit'n in tiie future .
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The Pla.n connects o7t° Aver_ue from the property do�rn to Oakley Street,
allows for easy sno�:r r��oval, i_nprov�s traffic and fire and police protection,
increases t;.ie a.���ouri� o� pa��c la.n�� to ei�ht �.cres. In addition, the park
� a� �,�_:j�T� �� tio 6a'-� �lvenue pxovidir_� direct access to the park.
would th.,r. �:�..�-�
The pro�osal a:;::.ires a la�;;� tax bas� . There �r:ere a number of qusstions
in opposition sL_ch �s: spo� zonin�, inconpatible �rith surrounc�in� family,
trafiie pro'ole�ns cr�a��cl, de,�r_esszon or property value and the Iancl should
be used ior. pa.r.�:s, �rhic�i I:�rill t�y to ansc•rer.
This proposal Gi=res 17';o to the C;ty. 2. Depression of p�operty values:
2'his objection is puse speculation anrl is not based on any knoFm or recorded
facts . If the f-ronta�� on 68�' F;ere ueveloped undsr the existing plan, this
area would accept B� fa.mily lots . Tnis proposeci plan provides for foi:s
double bungalours . �
The Plar� does create add? tiona7. traific an Brookview, but �,rith an avera�a
of 20, 000 cars a day or_ Hiah:�ray 1�b j, Trre ��ill not make an appreciable incrzase
to the area, as 67t" and 68'-�' are t�ro u;ay streets .
' rir, E`rnst used a�an for the follo:•�ina� discussion. Spot zoning,
incompa.tibilit,y, and surro.rnded by singie fae!ily d�•rellings cam be discusaed
together . The proper ;y is not surro�inde3: 'oy s�n;�e families .�To the Wes �
is park land, that w'nen dev�loped an3 used car_ be considered as commercial.
To the North is a=! intercep+or stop street.
This area sr�aaPa in red is goino to be developed co�mercial this fall.
A mortuary will be developed on that property. Most ordinances group res-
idential uses tog�ther, connec�in� bpt.�resn comr�e�cial, business, industrial.
and R-1. Use t'aen together and they are, in use, compatible.
Comparison of tax.return by residential land use type�
multiple d�rel7:ing - this read by NLr. Ernst.
Sir�le family and
This proposed zoning chanoe �rould c�ake the City of �'ri3ley a be�ter
place to live and I respectfully s�.tonit that you present this plan to the
Council.
. In ansurer to Membar Ylinen's question, Mr. E�nst said the preliq�inary
plan calls for three 34 unit and 1 20 unit buildin�s, nakino something less
than I25 units. : . •
• E`verett i'IcCarthy, 6830 Oakley: Asksd that by buildina this complox
and extendin� Oa'_�ley Street, l�o<<r does +his facilitata firz, po,Zice and snow
removal? i�s. Ernst said the laroe snow plot�rs would h�.ve a hard time turnin.�
sxound at �his dead end str�et. He was then as':�ed, you have 122 units in th�
pr�Iiminary proposal, �r�hat rental ��rould you be usin�? T2r. Ernst said the
on c• ��,. �nits _�r t. ge. ra�l_� c�upl�s.
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regard to the propos°d str�nt, wnat is to ue the ��ridt�� of the finished szre��`�
Nir. E�nst said it Froulci be wi�at the En�in�erir.o Dapartm�nt 'reqizests . Mr •
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Berntson said that Oakley D_rive is no��r a 31 foot street, substanda7�d, and
ho4r does the el irni.n� tion oi the de�Ld ena strcet solve the problen. '�le rrould
have a street equivalent to Oa.kl.ey �oir�;� t%�•ou�h. Brookvietri is the same, and
that would noi; be �•ridaned. ��lith yoLU� figure of 1?_2 units in a 82 acre a.r_ea,
hoFr �any cars :��ou1d tner� be? Very l.ikely each uni_t �•rill have at least one
car and sotl� possioly t��ro cars. i�L. F�nst said the Ordinance allows for
12 stalls. P�ir. Berntson continued, on this basis, �re ha�re 125 auto�nobiles
to start �rri �:i, leaJin� in th� max•nin;; and r�turnin� at nig'nt plus the
second fariil,y cars, and this au�ditional traffic �rould oe on substandard
streets.
Anot'r��r pa �.nt, your fi��res for sch_ool c'nildren show four. This is a
hypothetical fi;; ir.e. The-r_e is notr�in� that �,rould co�npel this area to take
one c'nila. You've �ot so�:� iine fi� tres on the school figlLres, but I do
believe t'aat you are un�?er�sti��,�a_n ; the capacit� of the area. In regwrd
to the land .you p-ropos� to build the complex on, it is peat foundation.
I don'� believe th� ar�a ��ril7_ substantial?y support t'ne type of building
you propos� to put on it. i�. B�rr.ESer c�n±inued that 8G1df of the people
have sign�d a petitioii opposin� the rezonin�. It was brouont to Mr. BerntsonTs
attention that h� had si�ned the p�tition tT�rice. he said he would b� glad
to remove his n�.me the second tim? . On oe'aa1f. of tihese people <<tho sigr_ed
the petition, consider_able .�r�ial�t snculd 'ce given iti. They came out her� to
get awa..y fro� i;his t.ype of zonin� an1 ��TS?1�2� sinole family drtdllings . We vroul^
like to havE the park as it :,rould b� a fine thing if it would be developed
and would gi.ve tne crilcLren a place to play. Also, you T�ri11 hiave the
garbaoe problec� in the 'oack facino priv�.tQ �rivate resi�ences.
Orville C. Jot��.son, 660o Broo!fi�ieT�� Arive: Broo?:view Driv�e is not wide
enou�h to handle the proposed traffic and j�r'aa �rould pa� the cdst for widenin�
the street?
Mrs. i"lary Schreiner, 6851 4akley Drive: Sre stated that 'when Ha�res
School was rebuilt, it was with tihe idea that it would 'oe �.deqia.ate to' take .
care of all grade �chool children in that a=ea, 'out that is nat.the s�tuation
and many of tne children are bused out of the area 4rhicr is an additional
expense. Sewer and water - this was put into the area �o-r R-1. and no� R-3.
Are wz ooin� to be able to carry all this seUra�e . This rezonir�.� r2qu�est is
an excellent example of spot zonino. There are 'nidden costs, such as
electior. judges - additions for each l00 voters. �1.20+ cost to register.
Garbage, ho�i mar_j nore pickups for 123 units . mhere are 4.7 children on
Oakley Street and 20 homes. ���r�e-re are these child�en and all the additional
childsen fro� the apartr�erits goino io play. Skatin� ponds, �,�e finall�r 'nave
them from the Parks and Recreation. If wa T�ranted to be suffocated by ali
kinds of people, we could 'nave stayed in the ciL.y. Chairr�an H.io'nes asked
Mrs. Schreir��r if Hayes School with a capacity of 6QO students, had to bus
students from this area at the present ti�e? She ansS�rered t'ney are
busing out of the Hayes area into o+her areas. �ia�es school cannot hold
all the stuclents . irle have bezn told there 'r_as been a problem in some_ areas
where stu�ents are transferre3 in and out of various school distric+s. I
think, too, I mi�ht add som�thino or� m;r o�m. That people in the apart�aent
�buildinos are not as interested in the commur_ity.
Alan E. Jerki�.s, 0'711 O�rQ?^t�:? Dritt�: V�ry fQ<<r oeople in the suisi.:ri�s have
less than one czr, and l22 LLni�s ��roui�? cr�at� a+�affic probla�.
Ja��s Bruder, 9�9 b8r`' A�r�nu�: �?i� as%�d i�r. Ernst if n2 said ihat so�^e
�� traffic. patterns could ex�t on Hi�hf;ay mo7 from 68t'' Avenae, anci =�rhen the �
� • answ?r was ne;;ative, he said he had misun�l�rstood.
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�. Ftir�iist, s��id'tYie Fi-j ar_ea totalled a�ou-l; six acres. It ��oulcl be
wise to use the la..ia to pu� iri a road pattert? similar to this (indicatirk;
his map on t�ie wall� . ".
Don Briuzer, 941 Overton Drive: I believe tnat a proposal li'�� this
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will attr.a.ct people oi yol�r��er a��s. If yo�� chec'_�c naiional figur�s, t.-
major_i�y oi auto accidents involve �oun�er people. A large pereenta�e
would live in these a.part�,l�nts . I�.ronder if ttie fire department had
adequate fire s i�:Z ��-n;; eqtl� P�'"n � to service this conplex . Keep the area as
R-1.
Mxs. Don Frirc�r, 9%;1 Ovcrto-r� Driv?: You cannot �rash clothes at ni�'nt
because th�-re is r�o T:ra ��r •�.Taa+ �;:ii 1 T,;e do �rith 125 �ore p�op7le usin� it?
NLr, Berii�son m�ntioned t:�.� fac� that this particular a�ea sha.d2d green
and p�.rt of the blu� is su'ost�.ncla�ca in soil condif;ion, no-� suitable for sir_gle
family d��elling. If it is noi sui.�,�ble for sin;;le fa�iil�, hoUt can he
justify puttin� in 3 or �r sto-r;� f'�cr_�;1.�j dT;r�.11in�s?
At this po?nt, i�`'.r. �rzlst subr,i+ted a petition representing 50`� oi
the number of prope-rty o��me-rs in fa�ror of tne rezoning. Chairman Hughes
read the petition.
Member E`rickson arrived.
' MOTION b.y P�Iyhra, seconded by Ylinen, t'nat the Plannin� Comc�ission recaiv�
a pe,tition dated ��1a�yr 16, 196? to crar_�e the zonin� of Lot 8, 2nd Revi�ion of
Auditorrs Subdivision ��21 from R-1 to R-2, and Park. Upon. a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ,
Mr,. Eerntson asked for the na�es on the petition favorin� the rezcnino.
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Mrs. Marlys l•ZcCarthy said it sezns the petitioners on the second p��itior_
� are all financiall� interested parties.
MQTION by Ylinen, seconded by i��hra,tthat the Planning Co�:aission close
the public hearin� of the rezonin� reques�, ZOA �67-05, Lowry Realty<Company,
represented by R.L_ Ernst, Lot 8, 2r_d Revised Auditor's Subdivision �21,
to be rezon�d fro� R-1, to R-2 and Open Space. Upon a voice vote, aIl
voting ay°, except Jensen and Erickson, the motior_ carried unanimously.
Member Ylinen said he wished to than'_�t r�ir. E`rnst for his' well` thought �
out proposal and data. I think zonino of this type would changs sub�tantiallj
the�character of the surroanding area. `�Te hive an. oblioa�ion, to �he people
who moved into the area 4rhen it was zoned R
r MOTIOI`I b Ylinen, s�conded �by ���rhra that �he Plarning Cocnmission
( reconm�nd denial to the Council of the rezonin� requ�yt, �OA L�7-�S, Lo��='`
1�,L, �nst of Lot 8, 2nd R�vis�d Auditor's
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Subdivision T21 to oe r��zor_ed iro� R-1 to R 2? R-3 and Open Spac�. TJpor_
a voice Vote, all votin� a.ye, e:cc°pt Jensen an:i� �rickson abstainir�' . the
ma ion carriecl unani�ous- .y. .
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2. �'UBLIC H�;ARING, 8:00 P.i�T. : RE%Oi1II`IG Ri�`?,U;?5`1', ZOA ;��7-0 (, RE�S � TFIOi•ISOiv�
SCROGGI�IS , I�IC .: Yart oi Lots 17 anci 18, Au;litor' s Subclivi�ion Tr78 . ,�,�+�
To rezone fro1n R-1 to R-3 . ���r� G��� y
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Bob Fritcilara, head of the coe,m�rcial d�par•tment of Rees, Thomson,
Scro�,�,ins, Inc. explain�d tnat the piece of proparty involved is a snall
strip of land tha� lies adjacent to the Mississippi River from Hi�h��r�.y �`09:�
th Ea. t' s no r zoned R-3
to 65th Street. All the ad�o�nin� property ta e s i 4
� This is a landloc'�ed piece anc� can't be used as it is.
Chairma,n f�u�nes said th� � i��r. Lam�tti, by letter dated May 17, 1�67,
sta�ecl he would like to hav� Lot cj, Block 2, Hay�s River Lots'considered
at the same time to be rezoned P�-3.
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Mr. Art'nu.r Fosler, o�rmer of tne t��ro buildinos tnat front 'S� �r1ay:
First of all, I woul.d lika to use a.11 the ar�um�r.ts the last g!°oup used.
Ea.st River_ Road is a traific hazard. It still has too much traffic comin�
out of these buildi.n�s . Last r�on �'a or tc��o, there �,rere four or five accidents
on the two corners. Why not leave it t'ne ��ray it is and keep the natural
beauty of the riv�r. M� apartm�nt buildin�s �.re not lush buildinos and I
feel they wauld be a feeder for your buildir.�s. �
Mr. Pritchard said we are not t-rying to cha.n�e the c'naraQter of the
land. The strip of l�nd bein� rezoned will not c'nan;e the amaunt of buildira.�s,
it is not g�inU to change Tsinaz we plan to da +hare now. uTe plan to follo.�r
whatever the City feels are the rules and reUulaticns. I und�rstand your
feelino,,but your ren.ters are not goino to rent in the kind o� buildino�s
we are goind to build. -
- In answer to Mr. Fosler's question as to the �ray the buildings would
fa.ce, NLr. Priicharl said they did not have their plans, �ut the project
will be a complex type of project. �.
In ans4rer to Mem'oer Myhra's question that, srrhether this is zoned or
nat, it would not chanpe what yau urould plan, Mr. Pritchax�3 sai3 he did not
mean.that, but it will not chanoe the size of the complex.
Mike Tema said that we already Y�ave a lot of traffic. It seems to me
there is enouoh traific to warrant anoth�r bricl.oe. Ae was to3.d ther� would
be another bridge at 85�' Avenue.
Mr. Filister said it is my opinion that when this Iand ur�.s originally
zoned R-3, that, throuo'r. some error, the strip of l00 feet was omitted.
There is about a 20 foot drop to the river. We are speakino of a piece�
only 100 feet the entire lenoth zoned R-l.
, Mr. Fosler suo;ested the rezonino be postponed untiI a la.ter date so
that he can,��t the service of an a�torney. . .
,. Chairman Huoh�s reminded him that adequat� adv�rtising and sufficient
T10�1Ce � S1riC° . i�;2.� 12� � F13.V° 022T1 �1V2t? 3��. tt'?1t �'i.'(?@ Di�21211?10 Co-mission
does not oive th� fir.al solu�ion, ar.d 1t:at if action is ta��n, it-will be
taTti�n in final `'ora �;� taa City Co��nc>il af:eY• ano�i��� 'r��ar?n.�.
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Lots 17 and 18, Auditor's Suy�sivision 7�72 to be r�zoned from R-I (sinole
family d��re111I1�� +o P�-3 �genaral multipie faR:ily c���r�llir�'s� ;be closed: Up�n
a voice vote, all votino aye, the motion aarried unanimously.
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Plannin� Conimis:;ion P•7eet�insr - Juile II, 1967 �-�-...--�—
Chairm�Ln FIu�hes said it is fair for th� CaT:r,�i.ssion to d�clare tt�at tl'-�
request is for a rezoni-r.� of a n�.x•row s�r.i.p ac.jacent to a laroe piece of
land which� is alr_eady zoned R-3. T'r�e appearance on the ciap is strar?��.
It may solve the correction of zonii� in a.nother pa.rt of t�ie Ci.ty Frhere a
small strip �:�as zor,�:r_'t in a cate�or_y differ.ent from the basic tract. One
of thE reason:> is t'r:e correction of an error in a previous rezoiiin� and it is
�y opinioil ihis is an example of it and not wnat a thinkino body �rould do if
it were zoned for the first timn.
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,' I�Iec�ber Z�Ty'.�-r_ a s�,a �eu I am in favor of the rezonin�, but I�rould like to
. point out that r;tii°ther .•rz rezon� or not, it Vrill not chan;z the .neig'n'oorhocci,
:� and in vie��r of that, I�rrill ��ake the folloc:ino r�otion. .
M0�1'IOid b.y i�iyhra, secor>d°d_ by �ic'_�son, �i�at th� rezoning reques�, Z0�1
�67_(}�, by �ees, �'nonson, �cro:`i�>, Ir_c. for �rt of Lots 17 and. 18,
.�: . � Auditor's Subdivisi.oTl j%7�J �O Y�GGO?�� 1ioR: R-I sinole family d�rrellin� to R-3
general multi I� ia�iily ���rellir_o�_b� a�=or.o�re1 and sent on to the Council.
� Upon a voice vot�, Jensen absi:ai?,;r�� becaus� of conflict of interest, all
�� vo ir_g a�e, trlP� motion carriel unatii�iously. ,' `
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j. PUBLTC HE.4�I1?� , 8: 00 P.IvI ., R E� d�� I��i� R�ij EST Z0� �� 67-�4 , S� S INVES2�=tE`i1T CO .,
REPKES��:�1��'D B�r �t�ILLiA�I S_H.�t•i: Lots 1-b, 31ock 1, Carlson's Sur�mit Manor
j� Annex 2nd Addition. Rezone from R-1 to r�-3-A.
�� � Kenn�t:� Benson cf Arvi.d C�.rlsan & Sons, Inc. stated we a.re the o4mers.
:�.; Originall�r th:is prop�rty ��ras zor_nd Braltiplz �hrou�h. an error on t'ne p�t of
the original drawino and t'nen rezonad R-1. This oras carried thxou�Y�
f�� registration procedurzs, and <<re are no4r back, at z'nis time, to requ�s � t'nis
j be rezoned multiple, this being the bzst use for the property.
It was noticed that Arvid Carlsvn orms the Iand i�.msdiauely to 'the Souzh,
immediately to the Tlcrth and on the Tr?est side . ,� -
� ; Jack Velin, 5101 Horizon Drive: Are you oaing to bui,ld a tl.zree story
� building? I liv� on the corn�r, �.nd the neighbor, �rao recenti;y purchased
� his lot is to the North. We have t�.?.en uv a petitiori in the nei�hbonc�cd.
- It is zoned ior sin;le family-nou� and 'r12 were assured when we bouoht, that
; � it would be single family and *�re just can�t se� that it should be chanaed.
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Chairnan Hughes read the p�ti�ion statin� there"were 25 sionatures.
�' MdI'IO1`T by Ylinen, seconded 'oy Myhra, that the Planning Gommiasion receive
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vote, a11 votino a.�rs, the raotian cairied. .
-3 Helen Truenfels, 5248 Horiaon Drive: In aur neighborraod the people
who received �'ae letter 4rere spctted everywhere. Ho<<r do you pie� �'a�m out?
�i � Ph llis �roza?�c, 5110 3rd Street N.�.: t:Jhy dor_'t t'ney el�an up t'neir
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:�� Anotn�r nei�abor sai3 �:cat anot�?pr 2.^r 'ar!its �.n�i t::�re �ai.11 be a.not'nar
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tZ0`I'101`t b� Jenseri, seconded by Ylineri, tn�.t th� Public �Ieaz•in;' be
closed for GOA 7�67--0�., S& S Inv�st���ii� Cou�p�.ny, Represent�d by
'•. � William Sha�;r, Lots 1 thstl 6, Block 1, Carlson's Sum�nit Ma.nor Ann2x 2nd
Addition, rezoni.n� fro�� R-1 to R-3-A. ,
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NIember Ericyson stat�d that we are facel :�rith proparty abuttino
University Ave�ue tY?at tl�.s F�-j us� on eac'a sicle of it, and for that reason,
he would like +o study the rezonin� requ.�st fttrthe?".
The ex�lanation oi�ren t'r.a � evet�in� r��a: ,�a.p un�i]. 1963, the R-2 i,ri our
zoning ordin�.nce �;�as called liiu�ited r!��1+iple d-:r�llirio and the ,only 6.ifference
bet4reen R-2 and R-3 rras �h�. � for_ eac; unit over �, 1500 sqtiare feet rrere
requi.red fo^ R-2, and 1,000 squa7•� feA� ior R-3. In�1964 the Counci� chan�ed
it . That is tric,�;r t'nere- a.re �-2 zo!^es :�rith tnul �ipl.es . R-3-A is a new category
in the last fou-r yea.rs anu tc�at 'nas the same area requirem�nts as R-2.
M0�l.'IOi�; by Ez•ic�son, secor_d�d r,;,r Jens�n, tha.t the c�zcision of the
Planning Cor.�issior for the rezo�iin;� Z0�1 ;�07-04, S c�. S Inv�stment Cocnpany,
�epres�nted oy ��lilliaT� ShaT:r �or Lots l thra b, Block l, Carlson's Summit
Manor 2nd Adu��ion from R-1 to R-3A be o� ed vntil June 22; 1907. Upon
a voice vote, t�.ro vo+ing aye, t�•ro �roti.ng �a�t, the Chairman voting aye, the
m4tion carried. .
PUBLIC I�..A.F?Ii�TG, 9:00 P.1�`I, : RE7,OtiII`�G ��'ai3US'I', ZrJ� r'`�67-06, ��tY1`ZA.�d SNIZ`I'H '
REPRFSEI�1'I�iG �'��tIA`Y H1LLS DE'�TELOP��4i�T� CO.: Lots 1-11, B?ock 2 and Lots 1-6,
Block 1, NIarian Hills 2nd Addition. Rezone fro� R-1 to R-3 and Special U�e
Permit. .
. � Wy�nan Smith explair�ed the p�.zrpose of rezoning sa�ir�, basically the `
proposal is that the lots be rezoned for apart�:znts and th�n across the
street, which �rould be to the No-rth side o� 52nd Avenue and sort of �nto the
hill, Special Use Permit, possibly c.oubles, maybe.somethino less concentrat�d.
��'he reason is +his land �rr�.s deveiop�d quite ea.�'ly in Fridley's histor�r. It
had a grid plat call�d Horizon Heigats, ar_d t��en larian Hi11s Subdivis?ons
� were sort of a replat of t'ae undev°lap�d pa.rt. It was slow in developi�v�, 'aut
developed very :•rell. But this one street in tne lo�ser part;has not had
buyers and there has been a variety of builders azzd non� 'nave seemed intereste�
in it. Apartment houses J;ere buil� alon.� 52nd A��enuP batG;�en +hz 4lest edg°
of Maxian Hills 2nd 4ddition towards Central Avenue and Robert Hall. The
covenants that were originally put or_ Plat I�.n�i 2 Y:ad ian years d�aration.
� Now that the t�n years have run �ut an.d the develop'r has reached a point �
where the cost is substantial, assessr�ants an3 ta.xes and it becomes 2.lmost
�an economia require�ent that �omz use be�madz of the land to ge� the money
out . Most o#' the d�rrellings are or_ t�e h� gr Ie�r�2 so t�!at th�y 4rould be :
above the apartment nous�s . Th2 Developaent Cot��nan;� is not in t'ne bui.ldir_g
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business. There nave been so�e'poss;�bility of sales if it were rezoned.
� Chairman Hu�hes read the Iet�er fro� Calu�bia Hei�hts:sfiating Frank
C1a�ton T�rould 'oe presant and 'ne ;�r�.s calle'� on.
elimina��;1, be;�'an. Fo�_tr hou�es T,:�re built '��il� sprzr� _ro� a 5� Fa°
�q.0,000. I live bshir_d apart^���nts tha.i alr�ady existed an�i -th��e is not
,, � any pro olem because I� have a deep � ot and f:':e a.p�.?'tm�'nts ha.v.e dRep lots .
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rhe area here t•�ith apartmeizts in Frid]_ey arid ir. Co1um'oia Hei�;hts is�f�-2.
'� The are�, irot� Central tiven�t� to lcz��e'r sectiorz' of PolY Piace is double
� • bun�alo��. � And past that part, it is all zor.e R-I., restz�ictive residenti�,l.
� This area has developed as P�larian Hills. I thir�k, on behalf of Columbia -
� Heights, ti�:nat you people do do�s affect us and �•�'nat Colu�nbia Heio�its �ias
:�; done, affects �rou. I thi?�'i it ��;ould b� very oad �;o rezone this to �.nyt�iin�
� bu� R-I. There ti�ras a proole� and �he area cou�dn't develop until the pond
was drain_ed. On benalf of Colu.�nbia fIeionts, 4:e hope you rrould not consider
,. rezonir_� R-1, as no�,� it ;•rou_l�: �e d°t�i�°n+al to p-ropert� o�•mers in liathair�
___ and Innsbruc=>. I�.c: �p�alin� on be.�a.li of our Plannin.; Ca�?�ission.
Membe-r. Jerisen :•rould li?�:� to v�rify tha.t the petitioners �.re the o�.mers
, of the lot� ir:Clud�d in t�� p?tiition xaquest. There is a single family hou��
� relatively n�ti•r, constructed on Lot 1, Bloc?: 2, i�Iarian Hills 2nd Addition
; inclucieu in the petition. �llso Lot 1L is pr�sently used as a drive�ray
�; . entrance to the apart��r�t ou� ldi_-r��s �o the �res �. I wonder if you are the
owners of tha.t lot .
Mr. Smith said fhere Trra.s a lot sold to tY!e apart�en� buildino. I talked
. with the Cit� assessor's office. They m,xst not 'nav�=filed a dee3. We did
selL a lot to the apartm�nt hous� peogle for the cLiveway.
-�; � Mr. S.T. Frokopo���icz, 1350 52nd Avenue: F�esented a pet�tion objectino
to the rezonino ZOA ;�67-06. .
MQTIOTd , by T�Tyhra, secor_ded o�r Jensen, that tY�e Planning Com�nission
receive the petition objecting to the rezoning of Lots 2 to 11,�Block 2,
Marian Hills 2nd Addition and Lots 1 to 6, Block 1, �ta.rian Hills 2nd Additior�
Z0� �67-06. � .
Mr. Prokopo�rricz referred ;o t�e state�nent of th� burden 'of the �.ssess-
ments for the developer, an.d said � a�. the one tha� bought the lot tha� was
� in error. I found myself payin� ior the assessc�ents, not th��d?veloper. -
' � 52nd Avenue Speed i;iay: There were several occasions we nad �a�contact
� the police departnent and if .you paic� a visit durin; �rrinter months, you would
� be convinced it is �. traffic 'nazard. The apartment houses are below the
• crest and the street just is not.wide enough. There may hav� been a variance
; and special use permit becaus� I don't believe th�se apar+c�en;zs axe set bac'_�t
fax enou�h to give ad�quate tY'af�ic convey�.ne4 fro�! �hz area. The cul de .
sa.c is where the speedster b�gins to nake the hill and �o ri�hti by ny�house..
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�-� . The'area has selected lots. You are spea�in� o� detrim�rLts and just
` oppasite the lots in Colum'oia Hei;hts, they are beir� developed. These
�' � Iots that are adjacent to Coluu�bia Aeiohts could be developed as they are
, being develo�ed in Columbia Heijhts. �ri'aat I hate to see is �hat if you are.
contempla+,ir.o rezonir_o it, t'ais wiii discour_a�e the neion'oori�ood. FLad I
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° I dor_'t thinrc the residents should be �ena.lized because of a paor
invest�er_t of tY�e developer. ��Ie ha�e a v�ry first call on consider�.�ion
=� . because wP �r;e�,� �'Cl��"° ilY'S � 2.S 'Q1IZ�2?"S . It is not ingassibl� to �.eTr:lop
'f.FL$ �8.'_1Ct c.^.S Z'�Slry.�.°n�i�.1 "'�L 'i' %1�' C�jt L:JP1°.f'3:•.:t f1?° �.3�r3iv��� o:"tGi`��
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� �. Donald D�lich,. 5284 Taylor. S-t. Id.F.: t,le carir_ot use the apartQi�nt
f'or a buffer b�cause of a natu?•al bu£fer -- the hi.11. 4Je have paid ior ttie
' storm se�rer. L•le have all paid for our o�•rn ass.essm�nts so t�.e T1�,ri.an Hills
' Development has not had to pay this. This is�still a desirable area.
� . Apartnien�� or nultiples 4ri11 not make it desirable. The police �Fill enforce .
parkin�; on one side, becat?se 52nd Street is narr.o�:r and dt�inU winter, it is
' inaccessi.ble. This is one of the last are�.s that are glowed op�n. This is
an early part of the City that 'nas been 4GSIGIop�d. In the last l0 years
- the houses �•rare buil� and o�.:s home in ths last 4 years .
� Undesix•aole tenants: Tenan-�s in apartt:7nnt houses havE no interes�t in
the cou�r!u.nity or prop°'rt�. ThE sec7•tta:cy for Plorth Park School said tnat
' school is full. The schools ara full and children are being bused to other
schools.� Apartc?�nts s,•;ill not help the situwtion at all.
I� �•ras sa:irl tha�; all apartclen�s rr�re a� high Zevel, but those on
�• Taylox Street are not. The street is only 5Q feet cride and should be
60 fee-t. '
��� Wally Strand, 1145 Polk Place: Ne�rr`hoj��e� are presently b�in; built right
in back of the present agartc�ents, and trie-re sze�s to be no reason why sinole
family homes could not be � develop?d ar_d c��:?�e a terrifie residential area.
�` Apartments urould be detrimental to the en�E;ire area, espec3.ally Colu.mbia
Heights where it backs ug to Fridley. I o4m Lcts 13, lQ., and 15, and
another person is buildino on Lot 12 at t'ae present time. If it is
rezoned for apart�ents, it will a�fect all the homes no�•r being built. All
� the lots on Polk Placa look dovm onto the area.
. Wyman Se�ith: It is sort of overarhelmin� - the opposition to thi�
� rezoning request, but I would like to straighten out one thin.g regaxding
- economics. Prices are up on everything and there is no question but what
"y�ou have subs-tantial houses that can carry it. Therz has been no pushing
� of these buildings. So it was preszn-Eed to me and I agrsed �o.make the pe4itic__
and propose it, and whatever you do 4rith it, and I assume tha�, with t��
' overwhelming feeling, you are goino to deny the request,'but I just want to
� • point out tha.t in the developnent of a plat, we put a covenant iri for ten
years. You have to think in terms that t'ne development of the land is a
business and that is what this has been. Certainly, back in my o4m mind,
� I realize there would be an increase in population groF�t'n we a.re going to have
� and there is�a lot more multiple dwellinos th�n tti*e thought of years a�o.
Maybe this is not the agpropriatz yard stic'_�c.
� Mrs. Richard J. Sherry, 5220 Buchanar_�St.: Have �tou turned down anyone
``' � who was interested in a lot for a sinole family residsnce?
`' Franci� Hunter, 5200 Buchanan St.: I haven't really seer� any re�.l
� change in developin� the area, but now, after tre pond has be�n drained, you
would not want to go anot�er ten years no:�r that the land is u�able.
�� MOTION by Jenszn, seconded by Ylinen, tha� fYze public hearir.�, be closed
on the rezanin� request, ZOA #67-On, 'vlyman S�nitn r�pres�nting 2i�.rian Eiills
j DeveZapment Co�p�n;� of Lots 1- 11, Block 2 and Lots 1- 6, B3;ock l, �2arian
�. Hills 2nd Addition to �e rezon�d fro� �.-1 to R-j and Sp�c�.a�.:LTs� P��i�.
- IIpoc� a =r�ic� ,�ut�, all ,r�4z�?:� af?, t«� �otiarr-c��_•i�d ���nic:�t2sl�r. _
:.�� co_��nte�: It strir:es �� as e�i:l.� an area *rrnich is
, Chairyw�t :-iti�„- ���.
�' � . admirably suited to sin�Ie fanilf �esidential gurposeS �.S ODj10SZt3 tO.IIU1t1DI.@ .
We have a situation, as far as zonino, wnici� is quit° appropriate as it
� � stands at the present time, but th� lay of the land, the slope of the'hill,
� ' serves as a buffer in itself.
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�. ` •�, r�' �sion di.scussed th� location of the Public ��lor.:�cs
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and gara�e ��rith Councilma.n Harris and cw�ne . �o no conclusion.
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� rI0TI0T1 oy l�iyhra, second.zd '�y Eric�son, that the Plannin; Co�!�ission
� , meetin� adjourn at 10:!�5 P.T�ia Upon a voice vote, a1.1 votin� aye, the
motion carried.
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SUGGESTED INCREASES IN SALAP.Y FOR FTRE CHIEF AND F�RE INSFE�TOR
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' . Fire Chief $750.00/month $800.00/x+aionth
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APPOINTMENT FOR CONSENT AND APPROV�L BY THE CTTY COUNCIL - JUNE 19.
1967.
POSITION SALARY REFI'P'C�S
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VerYion Elmer 3ohnson Bartender $2 ��
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ORDINANCE N0.
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AN ORDINANCE DEFINING CERTAIN FIRi: ALAR�41 REPORTING SYSTEbIS AND SETTING FORTEI RULES
AND REGULATIONS FOR THEIk USE.
Section 1 Definitions: As herein, unless other�vise indicated the following
�- terms are defined as follows:
(a) Emergency Reporting System - A direct reporting communications systems
for reporting emergency information to alarm headquarters, this system
shall be installed and maintained by the Northwestern Bell Telephvne
Company.
(b) Private Alarm Equipment - Any fire or burglary alarm equipment owned
or installed by any person, partnership or corporation amd wholly
used in or on the premise of the o��ner.
(c) Secondary Alarm Equipment - Any equipment, conductors and associated
appurtinances to connect an approved Private alarm system to the
emergency reporting system. �
(d) Auxiliary Alarm System - Any approved syster� that is connected by
secondary alarm equipment to the emergency reporting system. ,
Section 2 Approved Alarm Systems: �
' (a) Any fire suppression or detection system desiring to be connected to
the Emergency reporting system shall be af an approved type. Labels
of the Underwritars Laboratories or the Factor; btutual Testing service
shall be deemed as primatectioneshallcbe�approvedaby theSChief£of
hold-up and burglary pro
Police.
Sectian 3 Permits:
(a) Any person, partnership or corporation desiring to connect a private .
alarm system to the emergency reporting system shall first obtain
a permit from the Fire Prevention Bureau and the Building Inspection
' Department. �
(b) A copy of plans of proposed system shall be approved by all interested
agencies, this shall include the Fire Prevention Bureau, Police
Department and Electrical Inspector. No such installation ar co�-
version�shall be made until such approval has been obtained.
Section 4 Operation of Auxilary Systems: --�
(a} All auxiliary alarm systems shall be installed, operated and maintained
in conformance with the current standard set forth in Pamphlet No. 72
of the American Insurance Association of July 196Z and including
June 1964 ammendments, entitled Auxiliary Fire A1arm Systems said
. pamphlet is herein made a part af this ordinance by reference and
eopies of which are on file for public �nspection in the Office of
the City Clerk. ,
Section 5�iaster Fire Alarm Box: Cost of installation:
:(a} All costs and recurring charges incurred in the installation and`
maintenance of secondary alarm. ec�uipment shall be borne by the
'i person requestin� the same.
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^ (a) If any auxiliary fire alarm system is not operated and maintained in
accardance caith the provisio:�s of this ordinance, the Fire Prevention
, Bureau shall after five days written notice to the owner of the sys-
tem, to the occupant of the property protected by the system and to
the Underwriters having jurisdiction, reauest the Northwestern Bell
� Telephone Company to disconnect the auxiliary fire alarm system from
the emergency reporting system.
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SUBJECT: Temporary Bonds for the 1967 Street Projects .
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The attached resolutions will authorize the issuance of .
$155,000.0� in temporary bon�s to finance the cantract
'-' let for the 1967-1 and 1967-2 Street Proiects. No �
financing has been proviaed for the 1967 Street Projects
�` � up to this time.
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RESOLUTION N0, 'J I967
� A RESOLUTION DIP.ECTI�G T�LL ISSU�tiGE OF TE�LPOT..4RY IrtPROVE�IEI�IT BOVDS
ACCORDAl'�:C� tidITH LAt•1S OF 1957, CHAPSER 385
BE IT RESOLVED sy the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Mit�nesota,
as f��llo�as • . _
SEC. 1. The total estimated cost of 19G7-1 and 1967-2 Street Improvement Projects
has been estimated at $158,OOOa00 •
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SEC.:2. It is now estima�ted that the sLUn of $155,000,00 is currently
necessary to provide financing of the projects above noted, and it is hereby
determined to bQ izecessary to borro<<� said amount for the payment of obligations
now incurred and for expenses necessarzly incurred in connection Gritl� the
cons,trucCion of said improvement projecto . .
SEC„ 3o There is hzreby created 1967-1 and 1967-2 Street Iraprovement, Fund
�'�(T�emporsry) which sha11 contain a construct�.an account
as part �hereaf into which shall be paid all proceeds of temporary bonds iss�sed
pur:�uant to this resolution and similary subsequent resol.utions, and out of
whi<:h sh�.11 be paid all amounts due and payable as costs or expenses incid�nt
to ��r in urred in connection with the making of said improvecnent.
SEC. 4. There is also hereby created 1967-1 and 1967-2 Street Imprflvement Fund
�r�po �ry� � a Sinkin� Fund Account, which
accaunt in said fund ma and shal.I be'termed as the Sinkin Fund, into which
shall be paid the proceeds of all special assessments Ievied against benefited
propert� by reason of �nakina of said imp�ovements zs we11 as alI other monies
thereinl�l,to be paid as provided by law and out of c�rhich shall be paid' the principal
and! interest on all temporary improvec�ent bonds issued to finance said project.
.SEC�, S. It�is hereby detet7_�ined that the su.�n of S15S_�(�OedO '"s�iall be borro:rzd
to fina.*�ce said 1967 1 and 1967-2 Street Improvem2nt Proiects " '
�;rt, rp�nect to cost of construction and expenses neceas2rilY incurred re2ative _
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,- there.to to this date, by the issuance o£ temporary improveinent bonds� of tYie
� City oL- F�idley as.authorized in �iinizesota Statutes, SEC. 429.01, Subdivision 3,
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as arnende�l by La�•�s 1957, Chapter 385.
SEC. 6.
1967-1
id bonds shall be payable from the Sinking Fund of the follo«ing:
I 1967-2 Street Improvement Fund but
the i�ity I�ifurther recognized its dutti under the la�•;, as p�ovided by Sec: 429.091,
and �covenll�nts and agrees �aith the purchaser and all holders from time to time,
of said tlemporary improvement bonds, at ar pri.or to the maturity thereaf that it
will pay 'and retire such bonds and the inrerest thereon out of the proceeds of
definitivl,e i��prov�mer_t bonds Tahich the Co�ncil shal.l. issue and sell at or prior
to the ma�turity of the temporary improvement bonc�s to the extent that the same
cann.ot b� paid our of funds available in the Sinking Fund of _1967-1 aad 1967-2
I� or out of other Municipal
StY'eet rovemer�*_ Fund _
fun�ls wh�.eh are property available and are appropriated by th:e Council for such .
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SEC„ 7. It is hereby determined to levy special assessments against benefited -
pro��erty by reason of:the nakino of 1967 1 and 1967 2�tre2t Imnro�einpnr Fund
. ' and to levy ad valorem taxes, if necessary, to
�_ gro�3uce ums at least 57o in e�cess of the amounts sufficient to pay principal ,
and inte est when due on said temporary improvement bonds and on any definitive
� bon�ds to be issued as herein provided, such special assessmen�s to be pLaced
on the t x ro11s at such time when said improvement projects have been compleCed '
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or the otal cost thereof has been detercninedv
�, SEC. 8. Said temporary improvement bonds in the amount of $15S,OOO.OQ shall
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be den inated 1967-1 and 1967-2 Street Improvement Project Bond Series "A" •
i� . shall be thirty ane (31) in number
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andf n�n'�ered fro� I to 31 inclusiv�, each in th2 de^c:�ir.zt�en of $5,000.00
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sha�It b�ar interest at t:ie ru�� of 5% p�t �::RUr'i, p1Y�ble � serii-anr.u�lly on
!� 3ur�e ls� 3nd Deceiaber lst flf each year and s�:ail n�ate!re on June 1, 19i0 ,
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and accrued interest, Not less than 30 days before the_date specified for
redemptio� on said boncls, the City Treasurer shall mail notice of the call
there:of to the holder, if kno�•;n, said Treasurer sha11 mai.n�ain a record of
the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such infora�ation
is made available to him by the holders thereof, for the purpose of mailing
said notices. The principal and all interest on said bonds shall be payable
at Fridley City Hall, 6�:3� University Avenue, N E , riinneapolis, riinnesota
55421.
SEC. 9: 5aid temporary improven�ent bonds silall be mimeographed and ta�hen so
mimeographed shall have attached thereto an interest coupon cahich bond and
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coupon shall be substantially in the follo�ving form:
. (�orm of Coupon)
No. '�
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on the day of , 19_, the °f — ,
� ' County, riinnesota, wi11 pay to bearer at<
,'Minnesota, the svm of dollars lawful '�
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money of the United States of America for interest then due o
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SEC, ZO. Said bor.ds and coupons attached shall be prepared ur.der tHe direction
��. �of the City 2�i=�aa�er snd s?:all 'oe executed on behslf o� tne City by the sior_at�res
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of the �fayor and �i•a.naoer, and the corporate seal of the City shall be affixed
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thereto, and the app�rtenant interest coupon shall be mimeooraphed and authentic:ated,
� by the printed, enorav2d, lithographed, or facsimile signatures of said rlayor and
Manager. When said bonds hlve been eYecuted and authenticated they shall be
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delivered by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof, upon payment of the purchase
� price heretofare aoreed upon and accrued inrerestto date of delivery and said
purchaser shall not be obliged to see to the application thereof. _
I 11. The City rianaoer is hereby authorized and di.rected to file a certified
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cbpy of this resolution �ai.th C.ounty Auditor of Anoka County, togethe� with such
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other information as he shall require and to obtain fro� said County Auditor a
�� certificate that said bonds have b2en e:�tered on this boad reoister. � -.
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[!� �� which is hereby created, The
Street Improvement Fund
�Treasurer.shall cause all monies received fro�n the groceeds of said bonds, a21 '
monies appropriated and trar.sferred from other funds and a11 special assessments
� for the improvements provided tr�at if any payment of pr�ncipal or i�uterest shall
become due when there is not sufficient money in said fund to pay the same, the
� 'n erest from the general fund of the City
, Treasurer shall pay such principal or i t _
�and such fund shall be reimbursed for such advances out of monies Co be credited
to said fund when said monies are collected. AI1 proceads for s�id bonds except
� ed interest shal2 be credited to the fund and used to pay the cost of said
accru ;
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SEC. 13. It is further provided that should it appear at any time that the cnonies �
credited to said fund and provided for the payment af principal or interest on the
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`l efinitive im rovement bonds as authorized.and provided
City shall issue further d P .
c� in accordance with �finnesota Statutes, Sec. 429.09i, Chapter 475, alttd that Che
`process o£ said furthar definitive bonds sha2l;be first used to pay'Che princ�pal .
'�" and interest as is then due and to redeer� t4�e tempor:zry �onda iss�eil `t!�tireunder.
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, a ainst�ever lot, piece or parcel of land benefiCed by the said improvements.
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� can be done, all acts ancl things necessary for the finaZ and vaiid l,evy of such
�� special assessments, and in the even� that any such assessments be at any time
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held invalid with respect to any lot, piece or parcel of land, due to any error,
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defect or irregularity, or in any action or proceedin; taken or_to be taken by
� the Council or any of the City Officers ar employees, either in the making of
such assessment or in the performance of any condition precedent thereto, the
Cit and this Council �ai11 fortlic,rith do all such further proceedinos as may be
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required by law to make such assessments valid and binding Iiens against such
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property, and also shall take such further proceedinos as may be required by law.
� to provide monies far the payment of principal and interest as the same�faLl due.
on the bonds issued hereunder and to provide for the redemption of the same. �
� ' determined that the collection of sgecial assessments .
SEC� 15_ It is hereby
and the proceeds of monies appropriated and transferred from other funds is
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and wiZl be in an amount of at least five per cent t5%) in excess of the amount
� re uirecT to pay the pr.incipal of and the interest on said bonds when due and
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that no ad valorem tax levy is accordingly required. '
� . he Co�:nt Auditor of Anoka County are
SEC. 16. The officers of the City and t y
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fi�� hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish. to the purchaser of said
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bonds and to the attorneys agproving the legality of tlze issuance thereof,
� ' ied cooies of a11 proceedings and records relating to said bonds and to
certif .
the financial affairs,of said City,.and such other affidavits, certificates and
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informativn as may be required, to sho�a the facts relating to the Iega�ity and
� ,. said bonds as th2 sane appear iro� �h� 600ks and records un.der
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�� � thei.r custody and control or as other�vise kno�•m to the, and such � _
� certified copies and affidavits, inclucli.ng any heretofore furnished, shall be -
deemed represent�ations of the City as to the correctness of all statements -
I� contained therein. .
�� PASSED AND ADOPTED BY TEIE CITY COUNCl'L OI' THE CI'1`Y OF FRI.DLEY THIS
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RESOLUTION N0. % i `� ✓1967 ,
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, A RESOLUTION DIRF.CTING THE SALE AI``D iPURC� 1957o�CH,t1PTORA385�`��O��IENT `
, BONDS I`� ACCORDANCE tdITH 1.ASv S OF ,
iBE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, rlinnesota,
as follo�as • .
� THAT WHEFEAS It has heretofore been deterrnined by this Council to issue temporary
, improvement bonds in order to provicle the necessary funds for the cons,truction
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and payment of expenses relative to the follo:�rino improvenent projects to-wit:
�� 1967-1 and 1967-2 Street Imp-ovement Projects -
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as per plans and specifications approved by the Cit� Council."�and �
� has been determined that thzre is at the present time an amount in
WHEREAS It
� excess of $155,OU0.00 in the folloc�ring fund, to-wit: �
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Reoular S. A. (Sinkir.g Fund)
[!� which sum will not be required for other purposes prior ta Jur.e 1, 1970 �•
IT IS THEREFORE Determined to be in the interest of ths City of Fridley that the
� � Reaular S.Ao Sinking Account)
sum of . $1S5,OQ0.00 ( o
�•-BE INVESTED As authorized by law and in accordance therewith it is hereby determined
� 1°b7-1 and 1967-2 '
- to purchase the sum of $155,000.0� of the aforementioned
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Street ImprouemAnt Pro jects Bond Series A (T p Y) :._.-----
� under daCe of June 1 1967 • ;_
� UPON Their initial issuance in accordance �aith the pravisions o£ Minnesota Statutes,
�� and 475.66 out of funds irs Regular S.A. (Si�� F�nd)
[ Sec . 429 . 091, 471.5 6, �
� and on behalf of said fund at gar and accrued interest
�`" . ' er of said �onds and completion of such saie; it being
-as of the date of deliv y
further deCermined to be reasonable and advantageous to Regular S.A. (Sinlcing
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Fund} � � to invest in said temporary imgroversent tsonds
� d to be reason3Zbe ar.d advantaoeous to the City to sell said temporary improv�:reanC
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SEC. 1. The City rianager and Treasurer are hereby authorized ancl directed
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to take any and all steps necessary to effect the provisions of the aforeooing
_, resalutions and to make such transfer of funds as nay be necess�ry from time �
to time to give effect to the prouisions hereo�a •
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` PASSED A.'�ID ADOPTED BY THE CITX COU�+CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
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DAY OF : , 1967.
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SUBJECT: Fina1 Assess�uent Roll - 1966-5 Street Project
Innsbruck 5th Addition
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The attached resolutions wouTd order the preparation of the :
�assessment roll for the 1966-5 Street Improvement Project and
�-= set up the public hearing on the assessment ro11 for July 10, 1967.
� The developer had asked that the assessment be spread evenly on
� all lots regardless of the size and that the assessraent b� hp�sead .
over a l0 year period. It is my understanding the Counci
' .agreed to this. Unless we hear so�ething from the Council to the
� 'contrary, we will prepare the roll on this basiso
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', RESOLUTION N0, , � 1967
�' RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT
� ROLL FOR STREET Il"IPROV��N� PgO�CT NOo 19b6-5
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`��E� BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley,` .
Anoka County, Minnesota as follows: � �
ir� ],. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of,-
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construction with respect to the folloz�Ting named�-'�
improvement, to-wit:
� E T.MPROVEr1ENT PROJECT N0. 1966-5 including
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all incidental expenses thereto is estir�ated
� at $160,000000. ,
2. The City Manager with the assistance of th.e City
Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts
� to be specially assessed for said improvement
against every assessable Zot, piece or parcel of
land benefited by said improvement according to
� law . � �
• ' pASSED AND AUOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OE THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
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'1 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPO'SED
t` ASSESSI�iENT ROLL FOR STREET I.i`�IPROVENIEIV'T PROJECT NQ, 1966-5
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�--� WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the Council on June 19, 1967
the City Clerk was directed to prepare a proposed assess�eent roll for �
(� the cost of the 1966-5 Street Improvement Project.
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WHEREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that such proposed
� assessment roll has been completed and filed in his office for public
�� inspection. .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the
� City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follo�,�s:
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1. The City Council shall meet at the City Ha11 in the
�' City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, on the
; 10�_day of July 1967, at 8:00 P.M. to pass upon
� the proposed assessment for `Street Improvement Project
� No. 1966-50 .
2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the time and � !
� place of ineeting in the official ne4�spaper of the City,
at least two (2) weeks grior to such meeting.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF . , 1967. .
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATIOi1
CITY OF FRIDLEX
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
(EXHIBIT A)
NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESS'�fENT FOR
� F'�T PR03ECT NO 1966-5
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_ STREET IMPROVF�Li •
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Noticeais hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridle�y
will meet at the City Hall in said City on the lOth day of July 19!67,
at 8:00 o`clock P.ri. to hear and pass upon all objections, if any,i to
the proposed assessments in respect to the following improvement,l
to-wit : ; � �
STREET IMPROVE�IENT PRQJECT �IO. 1966-5 .
The proposed assessment roll for each of said improv,ements i� '
now on file and open to public inspection by all persons interest�d,
in the office of the Clerk of said City.
The general nature of the improvements and each of t
hem is t e
construction of concrete curb and gutter, and street surfacing inithe
lands and streets designated as follo��s: -
A. All streets located in Innsbruck 5th Addition
� essed for said improvements and e ch
• T h e a r e a p r o p o s e d t o b e a s s
of them is all that land benefited by said improvements or eac h o
� them and lying wit hin t he genera l a rea of the above noted streets.
� • Said impravements wi11 be assessed against the groperties within
the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of
� the lands therein contained accordir_g to the benefits received.
DATED THIS 19TH DAY OF JUNE 1967, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
-� CITY OF ERIDLEY. •
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-' - MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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A RESOLUTIOV RrCEIVZ�iG TktE P�ELI��II\TAF,Y REPOF.T t1i�iD CALI,ING A PUBLIC
FIEARI`G 0:� TtiG rL�1TZ'ER OF TfIE CO�:STP.i.JCTIO` OF' CEc^•T1IN I�IPF�O"����IE\TS -
W'ATER,� SANITARY SE'��IER, ATTD STORT�T SEG]ER PROJECT N0. 88
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WHEREAS, the constxucti.on of cer�ain ir�provements is deenied to be in
the interest of the City of Fridley acid the properE.y o�•rners affected there-
by. _
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lows: .
f��._; I. That the preliminary report subniitted by the City Enoineer, Nasim
Qureshi, is hereoy received znd accepted.
�'� 2. That this Council iaill m2et oct the �*h day of July � , I967 .
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at' 8:00 o'cloc�: P.i�i. at the City Ha11 in the City o£ Fridley ior the
.' purpose of holding a Public Hearin� on the improveu�ent noted in the
�, Notice attached hereto and made a part t'n�reof by reference, Exhi-
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3. That tne area propose,t to be assessed for suid imgrovem�nts and each
�; of them as noted in snid notice are all the lands a�zd areas as noted
in'said notice: All of the same to be assesszd proportionately ac-
cording to tfie benefits received. �
4. That the City rlanager is authorized and directed �o give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishing a notice ti�ereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according to 1aw, such notice.to be
substantially in the form and substa�,ce of the noCice attached here-
to as Exhibit �����.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COU�'CIL OF THE CI,TY OF FP�IDLEY 2HIS
DAY OF : , I967.
. _ MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirknam .
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
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�; ., NOTICE OF HEARTNG ON IMPR�VEMENTS
- PROJECT ��88
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
� Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hereinafter described be made. . �"
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEi� 'THAT on th� lOth day of
� Jul 1967, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City CounciT will meet �C the
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City Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear al
parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
� e construction•(in the
',The.general nature of the improvements is th
lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-witc .
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- CQNSTRUCTION ITEM
A. Sanitary sewer, water mains and laterals and service connections
� sercrin the following streets:
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. l. Norton Avenue: Central Avenue to West End of the Street
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_ 2. 69th Avenue: Central Avenue to East City Li
� 3. Proposed 72nd Avenue: Between Highway ��65 and CentraT Avenue
: B. Storm Sewer and Appurtenances serving the following sCreets:
1i 1. Hapes:Street: 73rd Avenue (County Road 8) to On.ondaga Street
� 2. �73rd Avenue (County Road 8): Central Avenue to Stinson Blvd.
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C, Water main extension on�the West side of properties on Main Street
, ' (along Railroad Tracks) between 45th Avenue and 43rd Avenue
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RESOLUTION N0. ��`�� ' '
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A RFSULUTION ORDERLNG IriPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND -
ADVERTISI\G FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT St. 1967-10
� (SEAL COATING) .
�;', . WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley has established
a policy of Seal Coating the City sereets on a regular basis, and the
cost of Seal Coating to be paid out of State Aid Funds,
i- yJHEP.EAS, the City Engineer has subaiitted a plan shocaing the
streets in need of Seal Coating, marked as Exhibit '�Arr�
'� NOt�, THEREk'O;.E, EE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City
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of Fridlex, Anoka County, Minnesota, as fo1loF�s:
� 1. That the stxeets marked black on the attached map be seal
`-� coated, and the work involved in said Improvement shall here-
after be designated as:
� STREET Ir'[3.'ROVELfENT PROJECT ST. 19.67-I0
2. The plans and specificatians prepared by the City Engi:neer for
such improver.-�ent and each of them, pursuant to the Council
action heretofore, a copy of which plans and specifications
are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved
and shall be filed with the City Clerk. �
. 3. The work to be performed under STREET IMPROVE�IiENT PROJECT
ST. 1967-10 shall be performed under one contract.
The City Manaoer shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted
in the official newspaper advertisements for hids upon the making of such
, improvements under such approved plans and specifications. The advertise-
ment shall be published for two (Z) weeks (at least IO days), and sha11
specify the work to be done and will state that bids ��ill be opened and con-
sidered at 12:00 o'clock (noon), on the 5th day of July, 1967 in the
Cauncil Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered
unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk, and accompanied by a cash
deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the City for five per
. cent (5%) of the amount of suck bid. That the advertisement for bids for
SZ'REET IMPROVErIENT PROJECT ST. 1967-10 shall be substantially in form as
that nated in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for re£erence and made a part
here�f. .
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUI�TCIL OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
c�� OF , 1967. .
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,, rfAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham .
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CITY CLERK - riarvin C. Brunsell � ; �
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RESOLUTION N0. /�� � �� �
A RESOLUTION OF.DERING PRELI�iINARY PLA�S, SPECIFICATION5 AND '
ESTI�SATES OF THE COSTS TtiEREOF : SA�1TT�,jl�' SE�•TER, k'ATER AND
STOR�'�i SEWER PROJECT N0. 8S (ADDENDUM ��1) �
BE IT.RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as followss :�
1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners
affected that there be constructed certair. improvements, to-wit:'
Water main extension on the West side of properties
on Main Street (along Railroad Tracks) between 45th
Avenue and 43rd Avenue.
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2. That Comstock & Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Elanseand�saeci ications anc
authorized and dixected to draw the preliminary p P
to tabulate the results of their estimates of the costs of said improve-
ments, including every item of cost from inception to completion and all
fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith, or
. the financing thereof, and to make a preliminary report of their findings,
stating therein �ahether said improvements are feasible and whether they can.
best be made as proposed, or in connection with some other improvements (ar.c
the estimated cost as recommendea), including also a description of the
lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be proposed to be
assessed. � , .
3, That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and ad'dxess o� the owne�
of each parcel of land directly affected or within the area of lands as�may
be proposed to be assessed for said improvements (and each of them}; and '
� upon xeceipt from said Engineer of the said preliminary report, calculate
� estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each
of saic� lands.
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4, That said preliminary report of the Engineer and estimates o£ assessments
of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made av2il�ble for
inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as may be affeeted thereby
at any public hearing he�d�relative thereto, as well as aC any prior time
reasonable and convenient. � �
. �DAY OF - � 196:.
ADOPTED BY THE CI7.Y COiTI�+CIL OF FRiDLEY THIS _______
� MAYOR - Jack 0. Kir�:ham
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell �
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RESOLUTION NO a �' � - �/ ���
A RESOLUTION 08DERII�iG PP�EL"lifTINARY PLANS, SYECIFICATIONS, AND
�� � ESTIMATES OF�. THE COSTS THEftEOF: STR�T IMPROVF.�IFd�1T PROJECT
. ST. 1g67--1 (a���mur7 #5)
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BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of ihe City of Fridley as follows:
1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property o�mexs
�affected that there be constructed certazn improvements, to-wit:
Street Improsements, including o ading, stabilized base, hot-mix bitum-
inous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, and sanitary sewer serviees,
atorm sewer and other facilities, located as follows:
Third Street: From 57�' Place to 58� Avenue
2. That the City Ehgir�eer, Plasim �,t�eshi, and Cemstock & Davis Inc. are
hereby autharized and dirzct�d to draw the prellminary pla�.s and
specifications and to tabulate the results of his estima.te� of the
costs of said inprove�ents, including' every item of �ost from_
inception to completion and all fees and expexises-ineurred {or to
be incurred) in connection there�•.�ith, or tne financing thersof, and
to make a prelininary report of his finain.gs, stating therein whether
said imp�ovenients are feasible and whether they can best be made
as prcposed, or in connection with some oth�r improvements (and the
esticnated cost as recom�ended), includina al.so a riescription of the
lands or are�. as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be
. proposed to be assessed.
3. That the City Clerk shali act to ascertain the name and adr�ess of
the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or wit�.in the area
of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements (and
each of them}; and upon receipt from saict Engineers of the �said
preliminary report, calculate estimates of assessments as ma.y be
. proposed relative thereto agains+ eaeh of said lands.
4, That said preliminary report of the E�igineers and estimates of :
assessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made
available for inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as may
be affected thereby at any public heasin.� held relative thereto, as
well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient.
AUOPTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS _
DAY OF ' 1�67, .
• MAYOR - Jaek 0. Kirkham `
AfiTEST : � - ;
�ITi CI�� �- i��ar� in. G. E�;znsall .
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RESOLUTION N0. f �J ` "� (
'' A RESOLUTIOV F<rCF'IVI�G THE PRELI�IIVARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE 1`L�ITTER OF THE CONSTP.UCTIO� OF' CERTAIN IMPROVEifE�TS -
:' STREET I`�IPROUEi�iE�IT PROJECT ST. 1967-1 �ADDEND;UM #5� . •
"' WEiEREAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed to be in
�, the interest of the City of Fridley and the property o�aners affected.there-
!I bY.
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BE IT 'RESOLVED, by the�City Council o£ the City of Fridley, as fol-
�, lows : ' '
1, That the preliminarylreport submitted by the City Engineer, Nasim
��. Qureshi, is hereby received and accepted.
� 2. That this Council �aill meet on the ��'- day of J�tl�r , 1967
at 8:00 o'clock P.ri. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley for the
purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the impravenent noted in the
� Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhi-
bit ��A,�
3, That the area propose,i to be assessed for suid improvements and each
of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted
�,. in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately ac-
; cording to the benefits received.
4. That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishino a notice thereof in the official .
. newspaper of the City of Fridley according to Iaw, such notice to be ,
substantially ir, the form and substance of the notice attache� here-
to as Exhibit ��A��
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUVCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS _�
DAY OF , 1967. ,
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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� NOT7CE OF t(Er,°I�G 0�: Ii�IPROVEi�IEtiiT�
' WtI�;F�h:AS, the Gity Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County
riinnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
�hereinafter descri.bed be maae.
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NOt�I, THEE:EFOi:E, �.OTICE IS HEi�EEY GN�\ TFCAT on the 5+h dgy
r of. Julv , 1967, at L:00 o`cloc'ti P.�I. the City Council will meet
�� at the City Hai1 in sai.d City, and cai11 at said time ar.d place hear all
parties interested in said improve��ents in wtiole or in part.
I The �eneral nature of the improvemer�ts is the construction (in the
`� lands and streets noted beloTa) of the folloc•�ino improveaients, to-4llt;
E, COi1STRUCTIO�i ITE�-i , � .
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Street improvements, includino grading, stabilized base bitut�inous
!, surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, and storm se��rer system and
� sanitary sew�er services and other facilities Iacated as follows:
� . Third Street: From 57th Pl�ce to 58�' Avenue
ESTIr1ATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
� • T D 1�IPRO�IEi1E�iTS IS 4S FOLLOt:S :
THAT THE AREA PROPOSEJ TO BE ASSESSED FC2 SAI I
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• AIl of the lana abutting upon said strzets na:ned abave and aLl.
� 1Ands within, adjacent and abutting thereto.
. All of said land to be assess2d proportionately according ta Ct�e
benefits received by such improvements.
i That the Council proposes to proceed 4rith each af said improvements as
1 separate improvements, escept as hereafter otherwise prouided by the
� Council all under the iollowing authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes
1961, Chapter 429 and Izws amendatory thereof, and in conformity ��ritb
� the.City Charter' � .
�-� DATED THIS DAY Or , I967, BY ORDER OF THE .
CITY COU�CIL. • ,
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' SYECI:FICATIONS A1�D ESTITIATES OF COS'1'S THI'sP.1?OF :
STREET T.rtPROVE'ff �l PF.OJECr ST. 1967-1, (ADDENDUP�2 4)
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Wf1EI'.F�1S, Fesolution \o. 10�-1967 of the City Council adop�ed the
- 5th .day of June , I967, set the date for hearing on the proposed improve-
' . ments, as specifica.11y noted in the Notice o� Hearing attached hereto for
� reference as E�:hibit "�1", and •
j' °FT�IEP.E�S, all ot the prope.xty ocmers t�rhose property is liable to '�
�- be assessed �•rith the makino of these improvEments (as noted �r► said Notice)
were given ten (10) da;s notice by mail and published notice qf the Council
�� Hearing through t�•�o (2) ��.ee�.ly publications of the requi.red notice, and the
�__ hearing ��,as held and the property o�aners heard thereon at the hearino, as
notecl in said notice.
!�� NOW, THEREFOP.E, EF I7' RESOLVED, by the Gouncil of the City of Fri.dley,
�� Anoka County, rlinnesota, as follo?as : j" '
��' 1. That *he folloc•�ing improvements proposed by Council Resolution
- No. 103�1967 are hezeby oxdexed ta be effected aiid campleted
� as soon as reasonably possible, to-coit:
, a The =:n rovements as noted under th� Constxuction Item.
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in the Notice of Hearing (in Exhibit "A") for the
' : follosving street: .
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Jupiter Drive: Rainbow Drive to Sylvan Lane
. Comet Lane...: Trinity Drive to Jupiter Drive
�. That the work above may be consolidated with other areas as
one improvement. �•
• • Z, That �vork to be performed under this project may be performed
� under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon
receigt of bids. � '
' 3, .The City Engineer is hereby desionated as the Engineer for this ,
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improvement. He shall prepare final glans and specifications
far the making of such improvement. ,
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ADOPTED BY THE COLT�;CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY T
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�• DAY OF � 1967.
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� MAYOR -.Jack 0, Kirkh�m
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ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY TH�• CITY COUNCIL:- JUNE 19, 1967
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Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smaxt
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Minneapolis, p�iinnesota 55402
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i�1---: D. M. Noyes Construction Gompany
General Contractors
�' 100 West Franklin Avenue /-
i. Minneapolis, Minnesota � •
j' Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 6 �
�-; (6-6-b7) �or period from May 1, 1967 to r� 34�461.00
May 37., 1967
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�� Haxry S. Harwitz & Co., Inc.
Mechanical Contractor
�R� 1411-Zlth Avenue South
Minneap�lis, Minnesota :
Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 5
(5-25-67) for period irom April 20� 19�i7 '� g�979.20
• to May 17, 1967
Hoffman Electric Company, Tnc. . •
Electrical Cantractors '•
An�ka, Minnesota _ -
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Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 5
(5�-31-67) for period from May 1, 1967 , $ 3t015.00
through �iay 31, 196 7 '
�� andstrom and Hafner, Inc.
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749 Forest DaTe Road � '
�New Brighton, Niinnesota 55112
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`�� Fstimate #2 (FII3AL) for work completed for -
construction of sanitary Sewer Improvement
�. Project No. 76, according to contract {Sy3van
Hills) $ 382.90
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Comstock & Davis, Snc.
Consulting Engineers -�
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Minneapolis, l�ti.nnesota 55432
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resider�t supervision for the staking out of
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No. 5-C from 1�'iay 1, 1967 thraugh June 3, 1967
(Laterals west of University and north o� T.H.
#100 -- Sylvan Hills area)
Estamate =�2 - Melody I�2anor Park Improvemen.t
Project No. P-1 from I�Tay l, 1967 through �une
3, 1967 ,
Estimrate �2 - Sanitary Sewer, `dater and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project No. 84 from May l�
h June 3 1967 (Baker Avenue b�tween
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506.50
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Osborne Road & 75th e�ended east, Onondaga $ 1tg46.50
between Central and stins�on, etc.)
�Est�.ma.te �1. - Water Improvenlent Project I3o. 83 ',
from May l, 1967 through June 3,:].967 (Tank
Repair - 1� t�tillion Gallon Reservoir - 5290 19�,OQ
Johnson Street Northeast) $
Estirnate �16 - Water Inpravement Project No. '
75-C, Schedule 2, from ��Iay 1, 1967 thmugh J�ine
3,' 1967 (High Service Pumps and 3 Additional
$ 5.00
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MINh1EAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55402
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6431 University A�enue N.E.
�Fridley, Minneso�a 55421
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FOR SERVICES RENDERED � � � � . � . � � �� �" � � . . � � . -
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the City of FridlesJ for• the year ended
December 31, 1966 and preparation of
report thereon ;
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Preparation af le��er• of comr��ents and
recommendations r•eoaru.ing �he system
�i of internal contral and accountino ',
procedur•es
- Fee for the above, �7,35Q.QO
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o issuA�c�: June 6p 1967 �p�o�EC7: Fridley Civic Center
� CERTfFICAT� NO: 6 ADDRESS: Fridle�r Minneyota`
� City o Fridle Minnesota
� APPL{CATIOi�! NO: 6 O W N E R:
� CON7RAC70R: D. M. Noyes Canstr. Co.
N FOR PERIOD �Q�TRACT �FOR: General Construction
� Q FRO�A: May 1= 1967 �oNT��c � ��7�: November 2, 1966
; � � � TO: May 31s 1967
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o� Count of Anoka . OWN�:
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�_, a In accordar.ce with this Contract anc! th� attach�d Ap�licetioii For Pcayment thc Contractor is entitled toi payment in the amoua�-
stipula�ed below.
` The present status of the account for tnis Contract is as #olicv:s: '
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. �?i�ii��r �. C �;�ii'�!�C�` StJ�S . $�282�600.00 _
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. BALANC� 70 =1NiSN . . . . $' ' 97�005.00----
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LESS 10 % RETAINAGE .� 18a 786.00 _
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�c�. � 4 _ , . ^ , - LESS PREVIOUS $ 134:617 .00 � -
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Architect: S� C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES �Y� J. R1Ch3r'ds�
i�` This certificate is notsnec�otiable, it is payab!e o�htsr ofhtheaOwnea ordContractor�unders their�Ca t act'
'-- and acceptance are without prejudice to y 9
. IF AIA QOC. G702, APPLICATFON FOR PAY�rt ficate�rtne�Coatraicfo tiohall prov de tthe n ollowinqcce ti�cat�'�onCby sign ng below;
work completed do not accompany tnis Ce .
' State of: . : � :
� Subscribed and Sworn to before me this
� County of: ' •
The undersigned ce�'ifies that the �`JorR covered by this Certificate For da of 19
__ - Payment has been completed in accordance with the Controct Documents, Y - ,
that all items shown on previous Applications For Payment and on which Notar Public:
�payments have been received have now been paid, and that the current . Y . ,
. payment shown herein is now due. My Commirion expires:
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�i ISSUANCE: ZS ila.� �.SF)7 PROJECT: FY'1CI� G'y C1V1C Cen�er
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a CONTRAC70R:FIEiRRY S. HORZ°TIT7.+ & CO•, I1rC.
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�� a' � A lication For Pa� ment the Contractor is entitled to payment in the amount
a' In accordance with this Contract and the attach,.d pp f
stipulated below. '
�, The present siatus of the account for this Cortract is as follows:
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O�?i��i�!�t Ca;•��;;: C1� SU��i . �v-1�8,920..�4_�
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' ❑ APPROVED AS t�OT�l7 SU�3 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . � ' _--
� ❑ RETUP.NED FOR COt?RcC!'ION TOTAL DEDUCTIONS . •�J .
❑ NOT EQUAi TO SPECtFICA710NS $ 020.00
CFiE�%:a FCR OESIGN AND 1�AiER1At5 08ltY. 't
TOTAL COiV7��C i TO Dla �� .$-�-s--
YEN.c�:o se eesFO�:sse�e Foe Accu�ACr of BALANCE TO FI%SISN ......��.�_�1`���Q�—
' D°_iA1L D�A:8t2::CN5, YE?.;P�CATION OF fIfLU
con�cra:�s nr.a coc��:�anc�a wiT� �,« TpiAi. COIvRPi�7�u iU iJ�T� :$--�1.-�$-79_�OQ _
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This certificate is not negotiable, it is payable on(y to the payee named f�erein and its issuonce, pay:ment
and ccceptance are without prejudice to cny rights of the �wner or Contractor under their Contract.
IF AIA' DOC: G702, APPIICATION FOR PA'(N1ENT, or other qpplication forms containing satisfact�ry evidertce of paymertt for
work completecl do not accompany this Certificate, the Controctar shall provide the followir.g certincation by signing below. _
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Stcte of: ` . � . • , _
. ��� Subscribed and Sworn to before me this '
. County of: .
The undersigned certifies that the Work coveced by .+his Certificate for da of ; Tg •
Payment hos beert completed irt accordance with the Cen'ract Docum�nts, Y .
that alJ items shown on previous Applications For Payment and on which .
� payments have been received have now been paid; and ttsat th� current Notary Public:
. payment shown h�rein is now due. ,
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( �'��� a� �� ti�:? � I^`f 7FIAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR CONTE:ACT DATED_j�iQY�h��2-19�?C�.
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{ WHICH IS FOR THE PEkIOD '
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DOLtARS ($ 3��'�`� :
THREE THOLTSAs:D FI�fiEE� AP� 1v0�100 - - - - - - =_ _ _ _ = -- _ - - ,
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THE PRESEtiT S?ATUS OF THE ACCOUivT FOR THE ABOVE CCNT°ACi 15 ,'�S FOLLOWS: �� r��'32��CO
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TOTAL ADDITiONS S�•�
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REMARKS TOTAL D�DUCTI�NS '$ IIOL'+L' __ �� _
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����� e period covered and any ratainaga :hown �s deducted thenFrom.
This certificate is no� negot�ob�e, it is paycble oa�y to tfie payez named
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LIST OF CO`;T�CTOK' S LICENSES TO BE �1PPROVED �Y COUNCIL
JUNE 19 1967
BLACKTOPPING & ASP�iE1LT
Modern Blacktop Co.
,� 5043 Osseo Road � NEW
� Brooklyn Center, Minnesota By: James Mollinger_
Gile & NeZson Constr. Co.
(' 8464 Center Drive N. E. �W
E Minneapolis, Tlinnesota By: D. G. Nelson
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EXCAVATING .
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Lenny Cochran Excavating Co.
�': 6537 Central Avenue N. E. ��W�
�N Fridley, Minnesota 55432 By: L. Cochran
GAS SERVICES
" Schnapp's Plbg. & Htg.
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93T 88th Lane N. W. �W �
� Coon Rapids, Minnesota : By: S. Schnapp
GENERAL CONTREICTOR'S ,
BYaine's Construction Co.
' 10152 Butternut St. N.W. Blaine Edmundsan �W
Coon Rapids, Minnesota By�
j �a.rlson & Carlson Const.
4416 3rd Street N .E .
`Min�.eapolis, Minnesota By: Larry & Paul Carlson NEW
� Chucks Construction Co.
�a 3800 Hayes Stxeet N. E. • RENEWAL
, Charles J . �Telson
Minneapolis, Minnesota By:
��*Exterior Design Services . .
639I Monroe Street N. E. �W�
�k��- . Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Byc PauL Kilgore
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Ferndale Builders
� � 1323 Skywood Lane . gg�W�,
;J Fridley, Minnesota 55421 By. Walter Walburg
` G & M Construction � . - •
1832 19A Street N. W. - gE�EtdAL
• l�ew Brighton, `L'Iinnesota By: 3ohn Gibbs ,,
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LIS1 OF COidTP.A .
� JLTI`E 19, 1967 � �� Page 2
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P'LASTERING .
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George 4?. Lovegren � Sons
- 5900 Wisccn.sin Circle
' riinneapolis, rlinnesota By: Geo. W. Love�ren RENF.tJAL
, WELL D£.ILLIi;G . � _
--- R. B. Hadden ttiTell Co.
4455 Main Street N. E.
, Minneapolis, riinnesota By: Robert B. Radden BtENEWAL ;
GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S
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Rayco Construction Company j
���, 6325 Unity Avenue North
i. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Ray Jordahl NEW
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Fridley, Minnesota
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5500 Highway �65 N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
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Dear Sir: _ �
The MeC�opalitan Council Act is one of the most important pieces o� l�egis-�
lation ta come ou� of the P-Iinz�.esota Leoislatu�e, certainly�for the 1967,
Session;and p2rhaps ii� tne next decade. I consider the appointmen�s to the
CounciZ in many ways the most significant I will make„ The Council w�e are
creatino here can be of real national sign.ificance as a new approa�h',to the
solution of inetropolitan problems if c�re make it �aork successfully.�
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�uch a Council will attract oui:standin� �eople, S�ch a Cauncil wi��.�require
outstanding geeple. I intend to search ir�t�nsivel for zndividual3 Ftith a �
rare con'�bination of desire, ahility, experie�ce a:�d dedication� I��kpect
and hop� that, many persons and organizati.ons t•rz1l came to me with ideas
about its memb°rshiRe But I conszde-r it particular2y i�portant to have these
suggestians from an experienced persor. such as ya�a. You are not only aware
of the roblems involved, but also are acquainted with the_civic arid
• governm�nta? leaders who can do thz job that needs to be do�.e. ,
I would�call your attention to certain guideline criteria l intend to followo
In maki�g m3� appointments to the Council, I intend to be mindful of the
I,egisla�ure's �esire to guard apainst p2rochzalism. I interpret thi� to mean
that rne bers of the Council shouZd be free from aoth the provincialisn that
can com in represeztina only the interests �f a parricular geographic area
and thernarrowness that can cor.ie from an ur.yieldi;�g commitment to a particular
3 civic, overnm�ntal or economic incerest. �I will be looking for individuals
who see the problem of the metropolitan area in.full perspective and who wi?1
be guid d by their individual judgment about what needs to be done.
� I will �Yook, too, for individuals will.ing and abie to devote rathar substantia�.
amounts'o£ time 2.n.d energy to the Council an3 its work. It will be a demanding
, � job; I think it cannot be simply a second or third civic responsibility for a
� person iwho is also obliged to carry on a full time private career.,' Above all,
I will'�be looking for individuals who qualify in the sense that they have
�. prev�ously served c•�ith distinction, not necessariZy in government,..but at
least i'�n public affairs generaily in the 'l�in Cities area.
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� I consic�er it vital to the success of the Co��neil that the members begin
with a�eal fainiliarity with the problems of the metropolitan area and with
some ex�erience in the areas of controversial public policy issues. The Iong
list of��area-wide problenis on �•:hich the Legislature has asked for xecommendations
.will giwe the�Council largely a palicy-making character.
On this basis, I might be caell advised to take a rather long time tw search
for the 15 indivic�uals coho wi11 serve. Z fee1, however, a real sense of
urgency about getting the Council organized and started o� its work.` I hope,
if you have names to suggest, you will send them to me prior to July'lst.
It is my plan to find and select a chairn�aiz as soon as possible. "�t'bt�x heip" in
this ar�a also will be much appreciated. ��fy preference is for a manGwith the
qualiti�s previously. outlined who, in addition, *.Jill be willing and �ble to
devote �.s much of his time outside his normal vacatio�nal pursuits to this
task fo� the next two years as possible. Ht shculd be a proven lead�r, a
man who�se influence with others has been demonstrated, for it is ,through this
Ieaders�ip that we hape to shape the course of �etropolitan oover�unental
service'S in the years to come. �
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With st�rong, active memb�rs, this Council can play a most: cons4ructi�te rol:e
-' in solvling metropolitan problems and ins•�ring the hiohest quality de•relopment
- for the Ttain Cities area. I believe th� �ossibilities for this new Iaza are
really ',ery great, and I have high hopes for the Council's suc�ess. '
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MEMO TO: Earl P. Wagner, City r'tanager
MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer =
1�'EMO DATE: June 13, 1967
1�EM0 NUMBER : CM ��6 7- 2 8 ' I ,
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-� Mississippi Street and 662 Avenue
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posing to improve their East Half of the above mentioned str�eet
�_ this year and the contract has been let. _
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There was a hearing held in the general area for the
' street improvement last year and we had progosed to put in only
� a 20 foot temporary pavement on this street at that time.
As the possibility of Ramsey County taking over this
street does not seem .too good in the near future, I feel that
- we �hould proceed with the temporary pavement on this section
, of the street in cooperation with the Village of New Brighton.
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�hi� Consulting Engineers, Milner W. Carley and Associates. �ey
hbwed their willingness that they would go along and improve /
'h�-whole street if the City is willing to participate for their .
� �ortion of the cost. . /
If the CounciT wishes to proceed with my suggestion� the
ext step would be to pass a resolution calling a public hea�king �
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ha.s section af the street is about $3,000.
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of.. .........Fridl�e�' ... ................. .... ..... ............. ....... .in...... ..........?�noka .... ..... ... ; ....... ......
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for the year 1967. AA persons considering themselves aggrieved by said assessment, or who �h to cwm-
plain that the praperty of another is assessed too low, are hereby notified to appear at said me�ting, and
show cause for h�ving such assessment corrected.
No complain� t at another person is assessed too low will bn acted upon until the person so assessed, '
� or his a�ent, shal� 'ave been notified of such coraplaint. ` '
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OFFICE OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR '
TOPIC; MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER
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MAY 19
NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED
' 1967 1966 TH�S YEAR '�LAST YEAR
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION MAY MAY TO DATE �TO D�TE
Residential 21 24 58 '� '80
Residential Garages 17 16 25 h34
Alterations & Additions 24 11 50 'S7
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Multiple Dwellings � � 2 4
Commerc�al 1 , ' 3
Industrial � 1 � '
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Municipal ' 2 0
Churches & Schools 1 0
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Signs , 3 2
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Moving 68 60 156 ; I; ' �215
OTHERS
Heating
Plumbing
Electrical
Resid� tial
Resid�2 tial Garages
Alter�l,ions & Additions
', Multi�',e Dwellings
' Comme� ,ial
Indus�t ial
Munici�al
Church$s & 5chools
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23 31 91 ' 126
41 67 152 ' 265
87 133 329 518
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$ 427,300 $507,000 $1,158,5�5 $1,565,100 i
25,200 24,100 3i,993, 49,893 I
23,253 17,435 208,596�� 256,368 �,
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0 750,000 �D � 874,515
3,500 0 4,500 � 177,421
123 , 000 0 5 03, 00!Q �'
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$1,603,653 $1,342,885 $2,947,264 $3,847,422
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MAY, 1967 _
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NU1�fBER OF LICENSE CURREi'VTLY IN EFFECT
AND
' LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE
TYPE
BLACKTOPPING
CARPENTRY
EXCAVA�ING
GAS .
GENERAL
HEATING
HOUSE 1�ICIVING
MASONRY
OIL HEATING
PLASTERZNG
ROOFING
SIGNS ''
WELL DRTLLING
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$60 I;
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1,125 �I �
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1967 1966 � TfIIS YEAR LAST YEAR.
PERMIT ERS TYPE MAY MAY TO DATE T0 DATE _
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��6564- ���6604 ELECTRIGAL 607 1,19i 3,193 ; 4,465
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SIGNS 45 51 363 416
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(Copies ovailable ot Federal Bureau oF Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535)
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'cicv aE F::iIDLEY ' _ h�o�,th ot _�Y , is �
TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL •
Average Daily Percent Daily Averoge Daily '
' Numerical Strength Abse�ce Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Stre�gth
End o( 'amemontt�
>nm�� mnnth S�mc� montti Same montf� Same month
� this cnonth last yeac This mont last year 'ihis month last year This mor.t last year Ttfis montF� i_astmonth -last year
Totnl personnel. 22 . 10 bs6� . . . . . . . � � • . �... .. ..._ __.. .. ..
Chief's ofEir_e . . 1 �-
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Detective biite�vu � �
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- TABLE 2.--CHANGIES IM PERSONNEL TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STREtJGTN
j. Present for duty end. of la$t � onth . 22 . . . . - . � �-, .. . .. ��. � � .�Sqtn¢.month .
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This month lpst year
2. Reeruited durinq month . . 1 • • . . . . . . . . . . . `� 0 �-
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teaus (trafflc, vice, park, etc.) . . . . .
(a) Voluntary reslqnation . . . . . .,�... .. : � - . . � � . . � . , .- � - ..
� . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . _ ,I,, �- . - �� �- �- � 4. Averaqe daily ebsences of patrolmen ii�.. ' �
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(cJ Fieslqned with charqes pNendlnq days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0•
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(d) Dcopped during pmbat (b) Slck and in)ured . . . . . . . . . . . . •12
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Total separatiOns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total averaqe datly absences . .
5. Present for duty at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . 22 S. Awllable for patrol duty . . . . . . . . . 15��
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TA�1.E 4 6-�Rl��g II�D�X AtdD POi.��� �►CiIVITY TREND
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
(PART I CLASSES)
lo. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT
OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POUCE CHANGE
CURRENT YEAR V5. LAST YEAR
REPORTED OR ACTUAL �5. SAME MONTH YS. SAA4E pERIOD
KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR
THIS MONTH THIS MON7H YEAR TO DATE
NUMSER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL
e. RAPE BY FORCE
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS * �
3. ROBBERY TOTAL -
a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON
b. STRONGARM - NO WEAPON � -
4.' AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAt �
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b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT �
e. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON �
d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. • AGGRAVATED
5. BURGLARY TOTAL 5 5 29
a. FORCIBLE ENTRY � ' _
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE
e. ATTEMPTED FORCIBIE ENTRY �
6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) '
a. S50 AND OYER IN VALUE � 1 O -'
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7. AUTO THEFT C% � 8 33 '-
CRIME INDEX TOTAL
ib. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
4e. OTHER ASSAULTS•NOT AGGRAVATED 1 �.
66. LARCENY UNDER S50 IN VALUE (� z �
PART I TOTAL O 6 6 2�: , J
TOTAL PART 11 INCIDENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l��,Ol.
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALIS 4;.0.� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .:i�55. . . . .
TOTAL CALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . . � s � . . -
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(A) NUMHERSTOLEN LOCAILY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY .......... ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5
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(C) TOTAL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ........................ ........... £j
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VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY
TOTAL VALUE OF
VAIUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN OTHER
OFFENSE LOCALLYSTOLEN
STOIEN LOCAL.LY AND RECOVERED AND RECOVERED BY JURISDICTIONS
LOCALLY OTHERJURISDICT�ON PROPERTY RECOVEREO RECOVERED L�CALLY
ROBBERY � O O O O
BURGLARY 6� O ]. � OO O 1. s OO O
�AR�ENY 6 0. 6 �b.8 0 86.8 0
AUTO THEFT p O • �Q p�C7 • d� 11�� � Q� �7 • �0 22 � ��
rora� 10' 621. 06 6bb9. 85 1100. o0 7769. 85 22�0. 00
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_ _ ___ year to date (include exce�#ional cle�rances) ; ' '
NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES
� CLEARfD BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARR�ST , I,
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFEN5E5 BY nRREST OF BY ARIRqST OF
� (PART ( CLASSES) TOTAL CLEARED pER50NS UNDER 18 TpTAL CLEARED pER50N$ UNDER 18
THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST
YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR I YEAR
CRIMINAL HOMICIDE
a. MURDER AND NONNEGlIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGIIGENCE
. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL
a. RAPE BY FORCE '
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS',
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a. ARMED - ANY WEAPqN ' 1
b. STRONG-ARM • NO WEAPON
4. ASSAULT TOTAL . _ 8' _J�„ _ i
a. GUN .�
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENF 1
e. OTNER DANGEROUSWEAPON � 1 1
d HANDS PISTS,FEE7 ETC.-AGGRAVAiED
�. OTMER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVATED !
BURGLARY TOTAL � i F� I
a. FORCIBLE ENTRY `Z 1
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE '
e. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY
LARCENY - THEFT (ExCEPT AuTO THEFT) -
o. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE 9 2
b. UNDER S50 IN VALUE 1 2O . �_ _.. _
. AUTO THEFT 1 1
GRAND TOTAL 1�7 42
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DtSPOSED OF DURI�VC lVIONiH ___ I
ARRESTS
PERSONS COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH
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MONTH �F �F OTHERWISE COURT
JUVENILES ADULTS TOTAL TOTAL OFFEN$E I.ESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTION'j
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1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: � . - •
a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE - -
3. ROBBERY -
4, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING '
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 1 1 1 �, 6
7. AUTO THEFT I 7 5 5
8. OTHER A$$AULTS (RETURN A- 4e) '�i 2 � � -
TOTAL - PART i CLASSES 2 ] ]_�, 1 2.
THIS YEAR TO DATE I Z 9 �
LAST YEAR TO DATE
PERCENT CHANGE
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11. FRAUD -
12. EMBEZZLEMENT
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, REC8IVING, _
POSSESSING
14. VANDALISM ' i '.
15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. 1 �.. 1
16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE
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18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS
19. GAMBLING '
20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN I Z: 1 1
21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE �1
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22. LIQUOR LAWS � 2 -
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26. AlL OTHER OFFENSES(EXCEPT TRAFfIC) "
TOTAL - PART II CLASSES . 22 28 �2' 2�. �b Z 4
THIS YEAR TO DATE � �� � O �
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PERCENT CHANGE
TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH - : "
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WA&RANTSSERV80
CITATION& ISSUED p 10 10 rj . Cj
TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRES75 kND CiTATi0N5 9 4�} ZOtg �(�� qC� C�
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TABLE t. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
� his Month Year to Date
This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year o/o Change
Accident Total . 2 1 1 "
� Fatal _ Q Q �. Q
PeraonalInjurY, . 1.� 12 g�. ?l
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T6is Month
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� Traffic Total ?], 8�j
Hazazdous Violations 3? 6�
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Parking 2
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Accident Anests and Citations
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Fatal Accidents Q Q 1 a'' ;
Peraona Killed Q � Q ` ,
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Persons Injured
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Pedestriana Killed (? Q Q Q
1 Pedestrians Injured _ � ], �j . '�
Hit and Run Accidents ]. _ 2 ' 1'' � _
' Cleared by Arcest a- � 2 �. ,
Cleared - No Arrest (j 21, i
� Total Cleared (� �3
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TA�LE 5. COs,�PARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFQRCEMENT (By Violation)
This Month Year to Date '
' � This Year Last Year This Year Last Year o o Change
Hazrirdous Violations Total Ej2 1,98 z5i.� '
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Speeding �.8 �}. 1.z0 ].72
Reckless Driving • 1 1, , : '
11 30
careless Driviag 3_ lo ' . -
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'I�affic Signal 3 ].8
_ Sto S� 1 5 14 : 41 1
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Improper Turning ].
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Right of Way - Vehicle 3
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ftight of WaY - Pedestrian _ _ _ _ _ _._ .
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. Following Too Closely
. �No or Improper Signal ]. ]_
Improper Start from Parked Position �
Improper Backing
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tmproper Lane Usage Z ? '.
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Failure to Drive - Right '
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Defective Equipment 1 :
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Other Hazazdous Violation -3 : .
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Other Violations Total G��% _ 1? 1.1.z s� - '
Pazking Violatiott Total' 2. � 63 l�fl
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IN O R T H E R N ST AT E 5 P O W E R C O M P A N Y
June 2, 1967
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' Nlr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager
Gity of Fridley
b�31 University Ave. N.E.
Minneapolis 21, Minnes•�ta .
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Ext��zd Overhead Lines and Install 1-250 Watt Color Im��a�ed
� Mercury V3por Lighting Unit - 5/25/67 - Est. #43004
Approx. 5851 East River Raa�3
� Ex�end Overhead Lines and Install 1-175 Watt Golo� Tmpro�ed
Mercury Va�or Lighting Unit - 5/25/67 - Est. #43004
� Aoprox. 370 - 79tn Way N�rt'neast _
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, i�ours very truly,
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� . E. R�sdolloh, �Supervisor
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