08/21/1967 - 5908�
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COUNCIL SECRETARY - MARY LU STROM
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - AGENDA
AUGUST 21� 1967
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' REGULA.R COUL�TCSL MEETING - AUGUST 21, 1967 - 8 P.Ivi.
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PLEDC� OP ALI.�GIA?�CE : 2 mznutes
� ROLL CALL: 2 minutes
MINUTES: Regu�.ar Meeting, August 7, 1967, Pages 1- 25.
� Special AZeeting, August 14, 1967, Pages 26 - 33.
4 minute s
' AD�PTSON OF AGENDA: 2 minutes
' PUBLIC HEARINGS-
1. On Improvement - University Avenue Service Foad,
•ST. 1967-3, 20 minutes Page 34.
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OLD BUSYN�SS• .
, � d et • 2 minutes •
2. Bu g .
' 3. Resolution l��aking a Transfer from the Public Utility
Fund to Improvernen-� Bonds of 1960 Fund, 1953 Fund,
irl-75 ti�aterworks Fun� and Re��u.nding Bond Fund,
' 2 minutes � Page 35.
4. Second Reading o= Ordinance - Dutcr Elm Disease,
' 5 minutes �Pages 36 - 3J.
5. Resoluticn Contirming Assessmexzt Roll - I.967
' Service Connections, 5 min=ates Pages 40 - 43.
NEW BUSI�'\TESS •
' ennet*� B�zildin Received and openea,
6. Bzds - B g �
Noon, August 21, 1967), 5 minutes Pages 44 & 45.
' � d'nance Vacatin 57� Avenue,
7. First Reaaing o_ Or z . g
4 minute� Page 46.
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8. First Reading of C�rdinance - Rezoni.ng of Lots
1-�i, Block 1, Carlson's Suntmit Manor Annex 2nd
� Addi��ion, 5 minutes (8:5� P,M.) Page 47.
9. First Reading.of Food Ordznance, l� minutes
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1Q. Everett Collins - Fe: Fence & Trailer nermit,
' 10 minuzes
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�Gi7T AR COUNG�T i�ETSNG °° AU�t�ST 21 r�.��7 - 8 P.b2. (Con.ta.nuec�)
110 James Gibson � Re: Gffa.c� F�ua.lc�inq� 5 mirxutes
12. Consideration of a Regis�ce�ed Land Svrvey � Re: Berry-
Ostr:�.a.n's Third Add_,'_��ian, 10 ma.nutes Pages 48 - 53.
13. Pl.anning Commissi.oz� Meeting Minut�s, August ].0, ].967,
10 minutes Pages 54 - 57.
14. Building Standar�ls-Design Control Subcommittee
I�Ieeting P�iinui:.es, Au.gust 15, �967, 10 mi.nutes
15. Eoard o£ Appeals Nieeting P�iinutes, August 16, 1967,
5 minutes (9:48 F.M.)
Pages 58 - 60.
Page 61.
16. �Resolu�.ion ordering Preparation o� Assrssment Roll -
ST. 1.966-1 e 2 rniz�utes . Page 62 0
17. Reso].ution Ordering Pr�pa�;ation oi Assessment Roll -
ST. 1966-2, 2 minutes Page 63.
18. Resolution Ord�rirg Prepaa:ation af Assessment Rall -
ST. ].966-4, 2 minu-ces Page 64.
l9. Resolut�.�n Order�.r.g Preparation oi �ssessment Rol1. -
ST. 19b6-6, 2 m�.nutes Page 65.
20. Resolution O�dexing the Public Hearing on Assess-
ment Roll -- ST. 1906--1, 2 mi.nutes
21. Resolution Ordering the �ublic Hearing on As�ess-
ment Roll - ST. 1966-2, 2 minutes
22. R�so].ution Ordering the Public Hear_ing on Assess-
ment Roll - ST. 1966-4, 2 rninutes
23. Resoluti.on Oxdering i�he Public �-Iearing on Assess-
ment Roll -� sl . z966-6, 2�miizutes
24. Resolution Ordering Impra��ement, Approval of Plans
and Ordering Advericisement of B ids, ST. Z967-4,
(64th & 5th St.), 4 minutes
25. Resolution Ordering Improvemen�, �approval o� P].ans
and Adc�ing Proposed Improvem�nt o� S�.r�ets anto the
Existing Street :improvement, ST. 1.�6?-1 and ST. 1967-
2 (Cha:nge Order �l) , 5 m�.nutes
(T.i.H. ;�65.-�tipi�ter�Comei: Lan.e)
Page 66.
Page 67.
Page 68.
page 69.
pages 70 - 72.
Pages ?3 & 74.
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�GULA.R COLiNC:�L P��TING •4° AUGUST 21, 1967 - 8 P.M` (Coi�.ua.nued)
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' rL �- �� G7--1. 2:r�inu�es Pages 75 & 76.
Z6. Change Ord�r -,-�1 S� p 19 ,
, 27. Resolu�ion O-rderi.ng Zmprovemen:t, Approval of P].ans
and Adding Prapased I�nprovem2nt oi StrEets onto
the Existing Street Improvement, ST. 1906-2
�� (Change order -,�Z )( 73rd Avenue N oE .). 4 minutes Page 77.
28. Change Order =�1 - ST. 1966-2, 2 minutes Pages 78 & 79.
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• 29. Resolutian Order�ng Prelirninary Plans and Specifi-
, cations, ST. �.967--3 (�ddendum �7.) ; (Sflississippi St.-
2nd to T oH. �,`47) , 4 mi,nut�s Page 80.
, 30. Resolution Receivirsg Prel.iminary P.epoxt a�d Calling
a Public i�earin� - ST. 1967-3 (Adc�enc�um ��.) �t�iiss-
issippa. St. - 2nd t�o T.H. ;47) , 2 m�.nutes Pages 8I. & 82.
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31. Change Order ��, 5��7&SS-;-,-�3a (pel.eta.n,g .��.ad�.son St.) ,
2 minutes Page 83.
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32. Change Order =k4, SW�:SS�84 (Water Line on ?2n.c7
Avenue N.E a), 5 mi�nutes ` Page 84.
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33. Repor'G �rom Park Department on i�oving Garage
' Building, 5 min,utss .
34. Progress Report -- Oman House, 5 minutes
' 35. Claims, 3 minutes P��e 8�•
' 36. Licenses, 3 minuL,es Pages 86 - 95.
37. Est�ma�es, 3 minu-tas . Pages 96 - 100.
' 38. Esta,mate (Ho�crath & Horwatl�) , 3 minutes Page 101.
` 39.. Petitions, �30-1967, �31--1967, 10 minutes Page �102 �- 104.
40. Resolu�ion - NSSSD - Connection at Central Avenue
' and 72nd Avenue Northeast, 2 minutes Pages 104A & 104B.
- �1, Purchase of Right-ni Traav - T.H. ��7 Service Ra�c� --
' LaVine, 10 mi,nui:es ,
42. Appointments, 5 minutes Page 1�5.
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REGUL�Afi COUi�CIL t'��TTNG -� AUGU�T 21, 196'7 - 8 P.M. (Cor�tir�aedl
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43. Report on Northern States Power - Ha.gh Vo1.t�ge Lines,
, l5 minutes,
44. Communications, 6 minutes
.� (a) Progress Report - Civic Cen�cer - Architect.
, (b) Ehlers - Bond Consultant Trip.
� (c) Fria�.ey Sen:�.ar Hic�h School - Police Service
' and Sidewalks.
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VISITORS: 10 minu�es
' ADJOURN: (1.1:5� P.NI. )
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Pages 106 - 109.
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REGULAR COUNCZL I�tEETSNG AGENDA COi�S�NTS -- AUGUST ?:]., 1367 - 8 P.M.
PUBLIC HEARINGS•
l. ON IMPROVEMENT - UNI�rERS�TY AVENUE SERVICE ROAD, ST. 1967-3: The
Notice of Hearing is on Page 34. The in�ormation c�n the improvement
will be found in �he booklet in the envelope with the agenda.
OLD BUSINES5•
2. BUDGET: There is not enouqh information pre�ared at this t ime to
present to the City Council, althouglz item �3, belov,r, reiates in-
dixectly to the Budget.
3. ' RESOLUTION M�IICING A TRANSFER FROM THE PUBLIC: UTILITY FUND ^10 IMPROVE-
P�NT BONDS OF 1960 FUlVD, 1963 FITt�TD, W-75 j�JATERWC�RKS FUND AD?D REFUNDT�TG
BOND FLTI�tD: The Ci.ty has certain tax le�T�.es v��hich have been set up as
a result of Bond Sales and the City is req�,�ired to meet the boncl re-
q•�irements of various improvem�nt funds. The �ua:pc�se of i:his resolutio :
page 35, is to authoriz° a tr�nsf�r from the Utility Fund in lieu of
levying taxeso Each of the last several years a tax lev� has been made
for part of this transfer, but I feel with the revised ra;e structure
in the Utility Fund, the ent�a.:�e amount can be pai� from the Utility
Fund and na t�.x levy shauld be necessary for this purpose.
4. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE ° DUTCH �LM DISEASE: TY!ere were no changes
in this ordinance, Pages 36 thraugh 39, sinc� the first reading on
Auyust 7, 1967.
5. RESOLUTION CONF3RMTNG ASSESSMENT ROZ;L - 1°'67 SERUICE CON�IECTIONS: The
hearing an this assessment ro11 was held on August l�, 1967. The
reso7.u�ion eon=irma.ng this assessment roll wi.il be found on Pages �4
through 43.
N�V7 BUSINESS •
6. BIDS - BEl�'ETT BUILDING (RE�EIVED AN�i� OPENED NOON, AUGUST 21, 1967� :
The bids are scheduled to be received and opened as stated in the
Bid Notice on Page 44. Adverti.sem�nt and mailing of the Bid Not�.ce
is Zisted on Page 45. Ii we receive a.ny bids, they will be presented
to the Council at this time.
?. FI�ST READING OF ORDZN�I�� V�CATING 572 �VENiJE: TYie hearing on this
vacation was he1.d on Au�ust 14, 1967. The ardinance for �irst re�.ding
will be found on Page 46. �
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P.F;GULAR C�iLTNCZL I�EZ'Ii�.TG AGZ;LJDA COr��tE:N�I'S - AUGUST 21, 1967 -- 8 PeNi.
(Continu�d)
8. FIRST P,EADTNG OF OR�INAr7CE -- REZONI�TG OF LOTS 1-6, BLOCK l, CARLSON'S
SUNL"•1I�' MANOR A.,Ni��EX 2ND ADDITIOis: The ordin�nce ar2 Fage 47 is pre--
sented to -�he Council far the first reading if the Counail. so desires.
9. FIRST READING OF FOOD OP.11INA.NCr,: The City Attorney and the Health
Inspec�or ��ill be present at the Covncil m�eting 'co pr.esent the
revised Food ordinance for the Ci-�y Council's consideration. A copy
is not available to include w�:c.h the agenda.
10. EVERETT COLLZNS - RE s F�NCE AND TRAILER PERr�IIT: Mr. Collins occu
the proper�cy north of 37th Avenue I�?ortneast and west of the East River
Road. NLr, Collins a�parentl� feel.s thaic the City is being unduly hard
on him relative to the City's request asking him to cZean up the
premises in order that the Houser Corporation could get a trailer permi�
�I will. have the material relative to th�s permit application with me
at the meeting.
11. J.ArjiES GIBSON - RE; OFF�CE BUILDING: The Mayor asked tha� this ztem
be placed an the agenda. �
12. CONS IDERATTON OF A RiE;GISTERED .L�7D SURVx.y - gE ; F3EgR-�ir ,� Q,�r�,N� r$���,�
ADDITZON: Material relativ� to this survey wil.l be found on Pages 48
through 53. The City Attorney ar,d Ca.ty Engineer will be prepared to
comment on this item. `
13. PLA�m7��IG CO�:u2iSSION N�ETZNG NIINUTES, AUGUST 10, 1567: The Planna.ng
Comma.ssion Meeting minu�es �rill be found o� FagES 54 through 57. No
ac�tion i.s requi-red by the Council at this time ori any o£ the items
of th� minutes.
14. BU7LDING STANDARDS�DESIGN CONTROL SLTSCOMM�T�s: E ME�'TxNG rTINUTES, AUGUST
15, 196"7: The minutes wi�.l be found on Pag�..5g. The Subcommittee
recos-�mended �pp�nval of the bu�wJ_ding permzt subject to eight stipula-
tions. The Council ti�oz�ld have two considera-ta.on ta make. One would
be the buil.ding permi.t with a;ny s�ipula�tior�s they z�.y wish ta place c�
it, and the seconc3 item would be the approval of the 10� split refer�e�
to in the minutes an� on pages 59 and 6Q.
15• BOA� QF APPEALS MEETING MIVUTES, AUGUST 16, 1967: The Board ma.nutes
�.re on Page 61. The Board voted to approve both af the vari�nce re-
que�ts.
16• " 13. RESOLliTSUNS CRDERING PgEPARATZpN OF ASSr.SSI�NT ROI,.LS - ST. 1966-
' 1, 2, 4t & 6; Tlies� <<re routine reso7�utions startiny the necessary
Zega1, steps t� p�eparE t�h� assessment ro11s or� the projects and wi.11,
be found on Pages 62'through 650
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REGULAR COLii�7C�L !'�.��.,T�NG AG�T7DA CONibTTL';:N'TS - AUGiJS�i' 2i, ],96? •�• �S p„j,2�
(Continued)
20. - 23. RESOLUTxCNS ORUERING T�P PU',3L1C I�EA,Ft�:NGS ON THE FOLLOti�7ING
ASSESSP�NT ROLLS - ST, I,966-�, � 2� a y & 6• These are standard
resolutions and authori�� th� se�;�;.ng of •t'�e public hearings on the
assessment rolls for th� improvemen-c projects mentioned. The actual
date is not known at this time. The resolutions ar-e on Pages 66
through 69.
24• RESOLUTION ORDER2NG 2NiPROVEr�i�7T, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING
ADVERTISE�NT OF T3IDS, ST. 1967-4 (64TH & 5TH STREET): The resolution
is on Pages 70 and 71 and is a standard resolution. The Notice to
Bidders is on Page 72,
25. RESOLUTION ORDERTNG IP�LPROVEI+�L�'NT, APPROVAL OF PT,ANS AND ADD=NG PROPOSED
� IMPROVEN�D7T OF STREET OiVTO THE EX�STZNG STFcEET I1tiIPROVEI�IENT, ST. 1967-
1 ANn ST. 1967-2 (CH�.�TGE OR.DEkt #1). iT.�Im -�'r'S5, JUP�TER, CO'�T L,Al�,'E) :
The resolution on Pages 73 and 74 author�.��s the adding of the three
streets mentioned above ontU the p;�pjectP anct orders the improvement
in foz the �nree strEtts. �
26. CHANGE ORDER �1 - ST. 1967-1: The Change Order on Pages 75 and 76 is
for the three stxeets mentioned i,n Stem #25, abov�.
27. RESQLUI^ION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL QF PL1�NS A1`TD A.DDING PROPUSE�3
IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS ONTO THE EXxSTxNG S�i ��,EET Tr'ZPRJVENI�1\TT, ST. ],966-
2, (CHANGE ORDER ;-;-1 j{ 73RD AVEt�'U'E N.E . r
would arder the irnprovement and authorize adci�.ng�the�streeic onto the
existix�g con�:.ract.
2$• CHANGE ORDER #1 - ST. 1966-2: The Change Order on P�ges 78 and 79
relates to the resol.ution ir_ Tterr� ;�27, ab�ve �
29. RESOLUTION OR,L'ERSNG PRELT.M.INt�,Ry pr,ANS AN'D SPECZFIC�9.TTUNS, ST. 1967-3
(ADDENUUM �?) (MISSISSIPpI STREET -- 2ND T� T.H. �47j; The resolution
on Page 80 would order the p�e�.arRinary plans for the section of Miss-
�.ssippi Street, just we�t of Una.versa,ty Avenue (T.H. #47} .
30. RESOLUTION RECEiVING PRELIMZNARY REPORT A,��I� CALLIZ�G A PUBLIC HEARING -
ST. 1967-3 (ADDENDUM #�I.) (MISSIS5IPp7 STI2EET -- 2ND TO T,H. �47j : The
resolut:on on Page 8l wou3d set up tne pub].z� hearing on the improve-
ment for the Mississippi Street improvement. The N4tice of Hearing
will be fotznd on Page 8?,
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REGUII�R COU�TCIL Ati�ETII�G �1GENDA CJMi�NT5 - AUGUST 21, 1967 -- 8 Pob�.
(Continued)
31. CHANGE O�.T�ER ,r3, S��;i&SS�8� (��`L�`l���I�1Ci MAI�Iilo?� STR:��,T) : The change
order wa.11 be found on Page 83. The Counci� has previousZy autho�i�ed
de�eta.ng t�is work from tha project an.d this is the formal change
ord�r on it.
� 32. CHANGE ORDER #4, SSd�&SS�84 (WATER LTN� ON 72ND AVENUE) : The change
order on Page 84 would authU?^ize auding the water line for the
building being constructed on 72nd Avenue N.E. to an existing contract.
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33. REPORT FROM PARK DE PARTMENT ON MOViNG GARAGE BUILDIAiG: The Park
Director is to have additiorial quatai.�ons for moving this building
for this meeting.
34. PROGRFSS REPORT - oMAN HOUSE: There is hope that we will havs some
�positive results to report on t'ne moving of this house for the meeting.
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CLATMS : Tlze cl.aim nuribers E,�ill be found on Page 85 . Detail of the
claams is included in the envelope wit:n the aa�nda.
LICr�NSES: A list of the licenses will be found on Pages 86 through
95 for the Council's consid�rata.on and approval.
37. F.STT'��ATES: A I.ist o�' the es�.ima�tes for Council. c�nsideration and
� approval are on Pag�s 96 and 97. Detail o� some of the estima:�es
wi].]. be found on Pages 98 throuyh 3.00.
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38. ESTIMATE (HORWATH P�7'iJ HORWATH) : The estimate wi�.l be found on Page
101, which is a copy of a letter from xorwath and Horwath. They
apparent�.v e;ou7.d like a retainer fee og $1.200.00 at this t3.me. Thi.s
payment has not been authorized by the Ci.ty Council.
39. PETITIG�s - r30-1967 A.ND #31-Z96?: Petita.on #3Q--196? w;.11 be found
on Pages 102 and 10�, ar�d is a�ki.ng for a change in pa].�.cy an the
spreading of t��e cost of sidwwal;ss. �etition #31-1967, Page 104, is
for a sc:n.007. signal ai 7th Street and 53rd Avenue riortheast. I will
have the s�.gn.ed pe�ition (origina7,) ��ith me at the m�eting, as it is
too lony to copy �or the agen�a.
40, RESOLUTION - NSSSD - CONI�CTION AT CENTRAL AVENUE AND 72ND AVENUE
NORTHEI�ST: This resolution is being pxepared by the City Attorney
and the City Engineer for the meeting and is basically the same as
the one the Counc�.l passed for the connection at 73rd Avenue Northeast
an.d the Railroad tzacks at a previou� :neet�n.g. Pages 1Q4a and 104B.
41. PURCHASE OF RIGHT-CF' WAY - T.H. ;�47 SERVICE fi�A� - L3VI�'E: The City
Attorney asked that �.his be Flaced on the agenda, aZthough there is
no material relative to this item to ?nclude in th� agenda. The
City Attarney wilZ comment on this ite3n az the ineeting.
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REGULAi2 COUNCIL N1E�TING [�GENDA COt�',i�f�NTS - AUGUST 21, 1967 w 8 P.F�1v
(Continued)
42. A�POINTi�ENTS: A 1?sz of appoin�tmen-�s wa.11 be found on Page 105
as submitted by the City �;ng:�n�er.
43. REPO�tT ON NORTH�RN STATES POW�R COMPr?,NY - HIGH VOLTAGE LINES: The
City Engizieer expects to have som� infor�rata.on available for the
Council on th is item by me�ting time.
44. COc�i�IUNICATIONS :
(a) Progress Report - Civic Center - Architect: No Council
action otlz�r t�ian to r�ceive and fi1e.
(b) Ehlers - Bond �•�nsultant Trip: No Council action other
than to receive and file.
(e) Frid�.ey Senior High, School - Suan�ono Poliee Service and
Sidewalks: No Cotxncil acti.on oth�r 'chan to receive and fi.le.
FURTHFi2 COF�',I'�NTS e
�ncludQd with i.he agenda in the envelo�e are four ordinances
from the Ca.ty Attorzley for your study.
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Tf� r1INUTES OI' THG REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967
The Regular Council �Ieeting of the City of Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Kirkham at 8:07 P.P1. '
OPENING CEREMONY:
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to tt�e Flag.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENt: Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan.(Arrived at 8;34 P.M.)
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
APEROVAL OF MINU�ES, SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING_,_JULY 10, 1967:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Miautes of the Special Public Hearing
' meeting of July 10, 1967 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkr�am declared the motion carried.
' APPROVAL OF MINUTES, BOARD OF REVI�W MEETING, JULY 12, 1967:
MOTION by Councilman.Harris to adopt the iiinutes of the Board of Review
� Meeting of July 12, 1967 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 17, 1967:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of July 17, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voi.ce vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the moti_on carried.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES, SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 24, 1967:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Special Council Meeting
of July 24, 1967 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Ma�c�r Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA: .
' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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PUBLIC HEARING ON STIZEET IMPROVE:'lENT - 64TH AVENUE AND 5TH STREET:
The Acting City Manager read the PZotice of Hearing. Mayor Kirkham asked if
there was anyone in the audience that wished to be heard on this project,'
Mr. Brunkow, 370 Mississippi Street Northeast, said that he owns 160 feet
along 5th Street, and said he did not understand wh� was going to be assessed
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RLGULAR COJNCIL NIEETING, AL'GUST 7, 1907
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� for the cost of this ir.iprovement. �Iayor Kirkham said that his frontage was
on Mississippi Street, so his property woul.d be considered side street, and
this woul� make a diff_erence on ho�a it will be assessed. The City Engineer
' said that the City is hoping that t.he State will bear the major cost of the
improver_iertt as it wi11 be used as a service road for University Avenue, and
the City's cost should b� 1%3 of the 4otal improvemer.t. He said that the
assessable cost would b� $3.98 per foot. The Finance Director said that
, Mr. Brunkow's parcel has been figured ai $214.92. Mr. Brunkow asked if this
was for street, curb and storm sewer. The City Engineer said that this was
' street surfacing, curb and gutter, and that no additional storm sewer is
' being put in at this time. He said they are using the existing system at
present, but this could be assessable in the future if there is a need for
it. Councilman Harris pointed out that Mr. Brunkow was in a good position
, as-the County put in the street in. front of his property, and the State will
share in the cost of the side street.
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Councilman Harris said that sidewaTk is in on Mississippi Street, and he
suggested they consider sidewalk on the west side of Sth Street and the .
north side of 64th Avenue for pedestrian traffic to the Civic Center, other-
wise people coming to the new library would walk on sidewalk on Mississippi
Street and then on street to 64th Avenue. �Ie asked the City Engineer if
this had been considered. The City Engineer said that they had received no
direction from the Cour.cil, but if the Council wished to do this they could
figure the cost at approximately $3.00 for a 5 foot si:dewalk if it is put in
with the street improvement. He said that if it is done later, it would cost
approximately $4.00. Councilman Har.ris said he felt this pr�ject would not .
be complete without s'idewalk and would urge the Council to consider sidewalks
on 64th Avenue and 5th Street. Mayor Kirkham said he would agree with this
and said they could direct the City Engineer to make this additian to his
plans. Councilman Samuelson said he- al.so agreed with the sidewalks. Council-
man Liebl asked if the street was going to be 44 feet wide as had been discussed,
and if the sidewalks would cut down the size of the street, The City Engineer
said that there is a 60 foot right-of-way, and if a sidewalk is put in on one
side, the road could be shifted over. It was pointed out that another hearing
would not be necessary as this Notice of Hearing listed "otizr.:r facilities" in
the improvement, which would cover.the sidewalks.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to include as part of this hearing directions to
the Administration to include in this impr�v�msnt project sidewalks on the
west side of Sth Street and the north side of 64th Avenue. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. lipon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried. _
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MOTT0�1`by CounciTman Samuelson to close the Public Hearing on the Street
Improvement Project on 64th Avenue and Sth Street. Seconded by Councilman
Lieb1. .Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
hearing closed.
PUBLIC HEARING ON A SPECIAL 'JSE PERNIIT - MILLER FUNERAL HOME:
The Acting City Manager read the Notice of Hearing.
D1r. Marvin Smith, 6501 Oakley Street Northeast, said.he objected to this Special
, Use Permit as it would be spot zoning�. i�Ir. Herb Schreiner, 6851 Oakley Drive
Northeast, asked how this permit would con�rorm to the City Code according to the
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number of cars allowed for the size of the lot. He said he could go along
with the number he �aas legally entitled to, but no more, and he would object
on these grotznds. The City Attorney said that the City Gode provides that
R-1 can be used for parking wi.th a Special Use Yermit, and this is what the
applicant is requesting. He said he did net lcno�v the nGmber required based
on the size of the building, but he would assume that the adjacent lot would
be sufficient. Mr. Schreiner inquired about the tax burden on the entire
footage, and said there would be a loss in taxes for the City if it is turned
into a commercial area and away from the R-1 code. The Finance Director said
that Mr. Miller would be taxed on the value of his property and any improvements
to the property. _
Mrs. J. R. Ferguson, 6811 Oakley Street, said she had taken a brief survey of
the chi_ldren on Oakley and had counted 45, and she was sure this was not the
total number. She said that the children catch the bus at all hours on Brook-
yiew and 68th Avenue and this parking lot would be a traffic hazard. She said
she also did not care to look out her family room and see funeral processions.
Councilman Harris pointed out that the land shown on the map as Lot 2 has
already been zoned for the funeral home use, and Mr. Miller can build on Lot�2.
The City Attorney said that the question before the Council is whether to
permit additional parking on the next lot. Mrs. Smith said she was absolutely�
against a parking lot right across the street from her home, as there will
always be banging of car doors and it will ati:ract biGycles and even motorcycles.
She said they had checked to make sure this was zoned R-1 when they had bought
their home. �
Mr. Richard H. Schoen, 6$00 Oakley Street Northeast, said he believed that
little by little this land is bein.g taken away from residential zoning and it
is getting out of hand. He said he did not want a parking 1ot, and that no
one would buy his home if one is bui,lt, Mr. Don Crispin, 6820 Oakley Street,
voiced his objection to the parking lot.
(COUNCILMAN SHERIDAN ARRIVED AT 8:34 P,M.)
Mr. Schreiner complained about the weeds in the yard. Mr. Ferguson said he
felt the same as his wife did about this being a traffic hazard for children.
Mr. Saba, 6$21 Oakley Street Northeast, asked if the roads would be large
enough to handle 150 more cars, and asked if the plan was for the cars to come
out of the parking lot onto 58th Avenue. Mr. Wally Mi1ler explained that he
will be building his funeral home even without the requested permit, but he is
asking for additional parking axea for at the most IO cars on the new piece of
propert�. If he does not receive the permit, he will have to reduce his
building in length. Councilmart Harris asked Mr. Mi11er if he-will have adequate
parking with the smaller structure. Mr. Miller said yes. He said he has put in
the service road, and has driveways in the curb for an exit and entrance on
Brookview Drive. Councilman Harris asked him if he is not able to build to the
property line on Lot 2, would the overflow parking go into the street without
the Special Use Permit. Mr. Miller said that this could be.
The City Attorney explained that the removal of private restrictions on the
plat for Brookvie�a Addition to make it possible to build a funeral home had
been handled in District Court in Anoka County and the City had nothing to
do with this. Councilman Liebl said that the Council could not stap Mr. Miller
from his right to build a funeral home, the question would be whether to have
the cars park on tne street or give him a Separate parking lot. He said that
he felt letting the cars park on the street would be more hazardous. Mrs. Smith
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said that a parking lot would lower the value of the surrounding property.
Mayor Kirkham said that this would depend on how it was put in, the land-
scaping, and adequate fencing. Mr. Miller said he intends to fence the
property attractively and the fence could be continued to the east as far
as possible without becoming a traffic hazard, instead of just north and
south as he had intended. He explained again that they did not want the
full 170' of the lot, but only a few fe�t right behind the funeral home.
He said that his plans were to start construction within a month whether
the Special Use Permit was granted this evening or not.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by
Counci'.man Lieb�. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the Public Hearing on a Special Use Permit as requested by Mr.
Wally Miller closed.
The people in the audience asked what the Council decision was on this.
Mayor Kirkham said that the Council would take time to study this.
Mrs. Ferguson asked if the people would be able to find out who had voted
for or �:�ainst it. Mayor Kirkham said that this wauld be a matter of
record. � �
PUBLIC HEARING - VACATION OF CHARLES STREET:
The Acting City Manager read the Notice of H�aring, Mayor Kirkham asked if
there was anyone in the audience that wished to be heard on this matter.
There was no answer. The Acting City Manager explained that the City had
gottQn a 30 foot easement to the north of this property, although it had
not been received yet. Mr. John Wright, a visitor to the Council Meeting,
reminded the Council that it was important the City keeps a good access to
Chase's Island at Charles Street. �'he Council studied the map and the City
Engineer explained that there would still not be access even with the 30�
����m�nt, as the other property owner does not own everything on the north
side. The Council decided that this d�,d not have to be acted on immediately
and will keep it in mind.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Council-
1 ma� Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the Public Hearing on the vacation of Charles Street closed.
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Councilman Liebl pointed out that the Council could consider access at 61st
Avenue if the City gets the railroad crossing. He said this street could go
all the way to the river, and at this point a bridge would only have to be
half as wide. Mayor Kirkham said the.Council would not want to give up what
they have until they are sure of the future plans.
PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION OF -572�AVENUE FROM 2z STREET TO EAST:
The Acting City Manager read the Notice of Hearing. A visitor to the Council
Meeting sai.d that 572 Avenue had originally come from the City View Addition
so Che description should read the north six feet rather than the so�lth six
feet of the easement. The City Engineer said that whether it came from City
View or Hyde Park, the City will retain the easement on the further side.
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Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Joseph Zizak, 5791 - 22 Street Northeast, why he
wanted this street vacated. rlr, Zizak sa.id that the people have enough
assessments already and did not want the street. He sai_d that if it is
vacated it will go to the people it original.ly came from south of 572 Avenue.
Mayor Kirkham questioned a small triangle of land not included in the descrip-
tion. The Council said the whole triangle should be vacated. The City
Engineer said this would be included when the ordinance is brought to the
Council.
MOTION by Councilman Harris
Councilman Samuelson. Upon
declared the Public Hearing
the east closed.
to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
on the vacation of 572 Avenue from 22 Street to
BUILDING PERMIT - FILISTER APARTMENT BUILDINGS AUD. SUB ��78:
' Mr. Filister and Mr. Cooperman, architect, were present at the Council Meeting
and sho�x�d their plans for storage area to the. Council. In each apartment
building they planned 18 storage areas which are to be 47 square feet each, with
the rest of the storage consisting of 24 lockers, with 42 square feet each, located
' in the garages. Councilman Harris reminded Mr. Filister that the garages are not
to exceed 320 feet for each module. �
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resolved. The Health Inspector said that Mr. Filister has agreed to put in a
multiple chamber incinerator with one flue large enough to handle their needs. �
' He said there would be no drop chute, and was a much better incinerator than
what they had been advocating.
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The Council looked at the plans for�apartment building st�,le A and for apartment
building style,B. There was a discussion on how much brick the exterior of the
buildings should have. Mr. Filister said he glanned on 50% brick on one type of
apartment and 70% brick on the other, which would more than co�zply with the Code.
He said his plans were to build three apartment buildings to start with, Council-
man Samuelson asked about Mr. Filister's entrance design. Mr. Filister said he
planned on having water wheels at the entrance and a fountain in the court yard.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the plan for the locker storage area as
submitted to the Council. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Councilman Samuelson
said that Mr, Filister should submit landscaping plans also, Mr. Filiste� said
that prior to getting a Building Permit he would assume �hey would have to give
the City Inspectors complete plans. The vote ugon the motion was a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decZared the motion carried.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the Building Permit to Mr. Filister based on
the provision that the site plan,'drainage plan and landscape plan be fully
developed in addition to complete construction plans and specific ations for the
buildings he intends to build.
Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Filister if he planned on fighting the NSSSD connection
charges. Mr. Filister said he did not plan on fighting the Council, however, he
would like to receive some relief on it, and would Iike to discuss this with the
� Acting City t•Tanager to see if this could be assessed rather than paid at the
inception. Councilman Harris said that the Council would be reluctant to grant
the permit if they thought they would have'to pay out money to fight it in court.
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Mr, Filister said he had no plan to fight this, but would like to have relief on
the payment and delay the payment if possible. Mayor Kirkham said that the City
just collects the money and pays NSSSD, but the Finance Director may know some
way this could be done.
Councilman Lieb1 asked the City Attorney if the Council would be bound by law
to give permits for the additional a;�artment buildings, if they grant this
permit. The City Attorney said his understanding would be that they are
approving the general concept, but a sgecific application ror a specific
building would be granted or rejected at the time requested. He said he did
not know how many years this project would take, and the Building Code coutd
change. He said that there would be no specific obligation to grant additional
permits after a.change in the Code, as the Council cannot bind future Councils.
Councilman Harris' motion was seconded, and upon a voice vate, there being 3
ayes and 2 nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION �k138-1967 - A RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO CITY OF FRIDLEY - NORTH
SUBURBAN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT SEWER US� AGREEMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��138-1967. Seconded.by
Councilman Sheridan.
The City Engineer stated that there was an additional property on 72nd Avenue
to be connected to NSSSD, and they want service by the end of September. He
said the Counci� has already ordered plans for this improvement and he•would
suggest that if it is necessary to deal with NSSSD, this should be started
now. Councilman Harris asked if it will be necessary to have a resolution for
each connection. Councilman Sheridan said that a resolution will be necessary
for each direct connection, but the�e could be 200 different car�neetions on
each direct connection. He said there will not have to be a resolution each
time someone in Commerce Park connects to the line.
The Cosncil instructed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution on this
additional connection to NSSSD for the next regular Council Meeting.
The vote upon the motion to adopt Resolution ��138-1967�was a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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The Acting City Manager said that there was not material on the Budget prepared
' at this time to give to the Council. . Councilman Harris asked if all the
department heads had turned in their requests, and the Ac�ing City Manager said
they had.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the Traffic Safety Engineering Award.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried. The Council congratulated the City
Engineer and his staff. The City Engineer said that they could not take all
the credit as they work very closely with Ehe Police Department. He said that
the Police Department gives them in�ormation and the Engineering Department
puts it together.
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FOOn ORDINANCE;
Mayor Kirkham said that h? would like a chance to study this ordinance and
have it brought back before the Council at the next meeting. The Health
Inspector said he had just received a copy and has not had time to go over
it, but he mentioned a few changes that should be made, The City Attorney
said that he drew this with the idea that they would go over it, and he
would have it retyped when all the final suggestions are in.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to table the Food Ordinance to the next regular
Council Meeting of August 21, 1967 for study, and requesL- that the Health
Inspector give �is comments and suggestions to the City Attorney so the City
Attorney can draft an ordinance for lst Reading at the next Regular Council
Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no
nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
The Council and Health Inspector discussed briefly other ordinances the Food
Ordinance would replace, whether the existing garbage ordinance can be
deleted, and provisions for public restroom facilities. The HeaLth Inspector
said his letter to the City Attorney will include remarks on public facilities.
RECESS•
Mayor Kirkham declared a five minute recess.
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PLANNING COMMZSSION MINUTES, JULY 27, 1967•
The meeting was re�convened at
The Council reviewed the Planning Commission Minutes. No Council action was
required. ,
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to receive and file the Planning Commission
Meeting Minutes of July 27, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES, JULY 24, 1967•
I' MOTION by Cauncilman Harris to receive and file the Parks and Recreation
Commission Minutes of July 24, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
BOARD OF APPEA7�S MINUTES= JULY 26, 1967:
1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTION 45 25� GITY CODE
' OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 1963, REVISED DECEMBER 1964, BY WAIVER OF BACKYARD
REQUIREMENT OF 25 FEET TO 15 FEET' ON LOT 1, BLOCK 2, � MEADC3�3T,,ANDS ADDITION,
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SAME BE7NG 870 - 66TH AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY,
' MINNESOTA, TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A ONE FAMILY DWELLING RE UEST BY KEITH
WARD, 6281 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEASTz FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421•
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Board of Appeals and grant the
' variance as requested by Mr, Keith Ward. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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2. CONSIDERZATION OF A P.�'c�UES'�' FOh A VARIANCE FR0�1 SECTlON 45.26, CITY
CODE OF FRIllLEY, MINNFSOTA 1903, REVISED DECErIBER 31, 1964, BY WAIVER OF
FRONT YARD SETBACI: REQUIRF:?�1ENT OF 35 FEET TO 25 FEET TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION
OF A ONE F�1`IILY Djro'ELLING ON LOT 8 BLOCK l, HOLIDAY HILLS SECONll ADDITIONz
ANOKA COUNTY, MINN�SOTA SAI�IE BEIPdG 4�8`> RICE CF�EEK BOULEVARD, FRIDLEY,
MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY CHARLES E. JOIi,�NSON �160 HARTMEIN CIRCLE NORTHEAST,
FRIDLEY�MINNESOTA 55432) ;
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to cancur with the Board of Appeals and
grant the variance as requested by Mr. Charles E. Johanson. Seconded by
Councilman Sheri���n. Upon a voice vote, there be-�ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
JIM MUP.PHY - ON COMPT�IINT, RICE CREEY TERRACE :_
The Acting City Manager said that Mr. Murphy had requested that this be
taken off the agenda.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to �elete this item. Seconded by Councilman
E�iebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
STORM SEWER PROJECT ��84 - MAriISON STREET:
The City Engineer said that easements have not been received from the
property owners on Madison Street. Councilman Harris said that his under-
st�nding from the hearing was that, whether this �aas put in or not, the
people would be assessed at approximately $3.OS, and he thought it should be
deleted. The Acting City Manager said that these property owners would be
assessed at the same rate as the whole district pays. Councilman Liebl asked
if these people will be assessed for something they did not get. The City
Engineer said no, that their water is taken care of by going into Sullivan
Lake. Councilman Harris said that they did not want the pipes put in and
would not give the City the easeme�.ts, and he did not see why the City should
purchase easements for this project.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to delete the storm sewer on Madison Street
' from 532 Avenue to Cheri Lar.e from Starm Sewer Project ��84. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayar Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION ��139-1967 - ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES
OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1967-3:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��139-1967: Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
RESOLUTION 4�I�Er1967 - RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE COI�TSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS - STREET
IMPROVEriENT PROJECT ST. 1967-3:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resc�Iution �k140-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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' CIVIC CENTER SITE CLEARANCE REPORT - FNGINFERING DEPEll:I'MENT AND PARK DEPART-
MENT : !
' The City Engineer said that they �aant the shed and the Bennett building out
of the way. He said the Park Department does not want the Bennett building
so the Council could advertise it for bids, He said he had talked to the State
Engineer from District S, the plans are prepared for the street, and they
'are getting the agreement prepared. The Ci.ty Engineer said that probably by
, the next meeting there would be a Change Order for the Council's consideration
to add this to an existing contract. The Actin� City Manager said he be�.ieved
' there was a party interested in the Bennett building, and the City could start
the formal procedure of asking for bids.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to advertise for bids on the Bennett buil.ding with
the stipulation that the building must be moved out of the City of Fridley.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
The Acting City Manager said that the Park Department is making arrangements
to move the shed, and about the only place they have to move it is next to
the proposed City garage. Cou�cilman Harris said he would go on record as
being against this request. He said he felt the investment being made on
the ice arena and new garage in this area is too lar;;e to be encumbered with
a tin shed. The City Engineer said that if possib�e they would like it close
to the garage as there will only be minimum space for equipment and they would
like to use it together with the Park Depaxtment. There was a discussion on
a possible place to put the shed. Locke Park and available access to it were
discussed. The Council asked to be shown several alternativ�son where it
could be placed.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to request the Park Department to find a location
for the storage shed other than the arena/garage site area and bring it back
to the Council for approval. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan, Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
POLICE DEPARTMENT SPACE:
The Council looked at plans drawn for the proposed Police Departmentin the -
new Civic Center. Councilman Liebl said that he co uld see by looking at the
pl:ans, that this space would be outdated by 1970, but as the Council does not
have money in the budget at the present time, he felt the Council should go
along with the present proposal. Councilman Samuelson said he felt the Council
should give some direction to the ar�hitect prior to pricing the addition, such
as the minimum standards of the sh�etrock being painted, no paneling, and asbestos
tiled floors. Mayor Kirkham said that as Councilman Samuelson is the building
expert on the Council, they would like to hear his sugges�ions. Councilman
Samuelson said he thought that, in the cell block and booking area, the concrete
block should be left as is. He said he did not feel there was a necessity for
painting the concrete block. He suggested the present cell doors be utilized
in the new building. The general office, private office, squad room and public
access utilize a suspended ceiling, and painted sheetrock walls on the new �
partitions only. He said he felt they could keep the existing block walls
that surround the new Polic� area. He also suggested vinyl asbestos floors
and adequate lighting to meet the general standards as set in the City HaI1.
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Councilmazi Harris aslced if he felt the par.titio?:e_d wa11s all tiad to go to
the ceiling. Councilman Samuelson saici that if the ceiling is suspended,
they might as well because i.t ��ould be easy to tie in. Councilman Harris
said he unders.tood the lights were all in, arid he s�ggested the,� utilize
the lighting as it is. Councilman Samuelson agreed they should go along
with the existing lighting and bring the partitions down to approximately
8 feet, except for the Chief's office and the Dispatcher�s office. Mayor
Kirkham said there shoul.d be a ceiling wherever privacy is required.
Councilman Samuelson said perhaps the squad room should have a ceiling
also because of the bangi.ng of lockers and policemen".. changing shifts.
Councilman Harris said that if they could limit the ceil:ings to the corners,
such as the Chief, dispatcher and booking room, which will probably be the
interrogation room, they would be in good shape. Councilman Samuelson
said he would also suggest the squad room. Councilman Samuelson said he
did not know if this fits in with the "_igc�t.?.sig, but changing a fixture a
couple of feet one way or the o'�her wi11 not change the cost.
The Acting City Manager suggested that they also get an alternate price
on completing one wall to make an office for the Park Department. He said
that the proposed space for the Park Department in the new building is
only one room 8'x10' and he did not feel this was adequare. He said that
the office on the main floor could be used for the new Buil��ing Inspector
or City Planner. Councilman Samuelson said he felt this was a good
suggestion. The Council discussed moving the hall door to grid line 3
to have access on the inside of the building for children. The Acting
City Manager asked if they would like this on one plan or as an alternate.•
The Cauncil felt a 25 foot wall would not amount to much, and this could
be done as one plan. The Council said the next step would be to.have the
architect get bids from the contractor.
' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt this prog��sed plan for the Police
Department and request the architect to prepare cost estimates with the
specifications as outlined by Council discussion and return them to the
Council. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being
' no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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The City Attorney said that the letter in the agencia was a copy of the
second letter he has sent to Mr. Mortenson and he has also called him, but
has been unable to get in touch with him. He said that Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Engebretson were present at the Council Meetings The City AtCorney saicl
that at the time of the first letter, Mr. N;ortenson had been advised to put
up a fence or plantings, but nothing has been done. Cauncilman Harris
asked what can be done to enforce this if it is required by code. The City
Attorney said that an ordinance violation could be charged an�l it could be
brought to court. Councilman Sheridan said he has walked over this area
with Mr. Mortenson. He said that 3 or 4 pr�perty owners to the ncx �h of
the Engebretsons have put up fences along the top of the hill, and there is
a swale to catch the water off the back of the lots which then drains down-
hill. Councilman Sheridan s��.id that this hill is the buffer zone between
the properties ar�d is more than the ordinance requires. He said that
Mr. Mortenson was ��illing to put plantings on his propc-rty along the top of
the hill. Councilman Harris suggested the�y ask the City Attorney to contact
Mr. Mortenson again and see if he will volur_tarily agree to do somthing.
The City Attorney said he would be happy to talk to rir. Mortenson and report
back to the Council.
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KESOT,U�rT.ON ��141-1967 DIRECTING PREPAI�ATIOiv_ OF ASSFSS��'NT ROLL FOR IrSPROVF-
MGNT PRO.T�CT 1967 SERVICE CO�NECTIONS•. ��
' �IOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resoluti.on ��141-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being nu nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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' ROLL FOR 1967 SERVICE CONNECTIONS:
, MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution �k142-1967. Seconded by
Councilm�n Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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ELM DISEASE WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY:
Councilman Harris said that this was the standard ordinance used i�n most
communities .
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt this ordinance upon first reading,
waiving the reading. Seconded by Councilman. Samuelson. Upon a r.oll call
vote, Kirkham, Harris, Sheridan, Samuelson and Liebl voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion_carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION ��143-1967 DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS'
ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957� CHAPTER 385: SS&SW #84:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adop�t Resolution ��143-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Nlayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTTON ��144-1967 DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHEISE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LE1WS OF 1957, CHAPTER 835 - SS&SW ��84:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��144-1967. Seconded by
Cauncilman Sheridan. Upon a voi�e vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
PETITIONS•
PETTTION ��25-1967: SIDEWALK ALONG WEST MO�RE LAKE DRIVE.
PETITION ik26-1967: ALL STREETS IN TERRY'S ADDITION AND NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.
PETITION ��28-1967: MQNROE STREET - 135' NOIZT�I FROM 53RD AVENUE.
MOT?ON by Councilman Liebl to receive Petition ��25-1967, �k26-1967 and ��2$-1967
and refer them to the Administration for processing. Seconded by Councilm.an
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
Councilman Harris said he would like to take note of the fact that one of the
petitions is for sidewalk along West Tfoore Lake Drive. He said these people
have indicated a need for sidewal.k and have petitioned for it, and he would
encourage anyone else who would like sidewalks to do the same.
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CHANGE OItDEK ��1 - FIRE TRUCK:
The Fire Chief was present at the meeting ai�.d explained that because of the
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driven electric generator and the City will be given credit on this, and
the Change Order will add a Onan gasoline driven electric generator.
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Sons Conzpany, for an Onan generator. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CHARLES STR�ET APARTMENT BUILDINGS:_
Councilman Liebl said he had requested that this item be put on the agenda.
He said that he has looked at the apartments on 592 Street, at the garages
and parking spaces. He said the crushed rock driveways were washed out,
there were garbage cans all over, and the la�ans did not look good, He said
if the driveways were blacktop it � uld be improved. The City Engineer said
that some of the items could possibly be enforced through their license.
The City Attorney said that there was no ordinance that required a surfaced
driveway. He said he would like to discuss setting staz�dards with the Council
as some of these things could be put in when Chapter 45 is redrawn. The City
Engineer said that the new City Planner could help set up standards. Council-
man 7.ieb1 said that this property�is a ba.d image for the City and he would
like the Council to request the Engineer or City Inspectors to look at this
property and talk to.the owner to see what can be done. He said they could
at least get the ro�ks out of the street and cl�aning it up would take a
minimum of effort. The City Engineer sa.id that the present ordinances will
be enforced, but there is a questio� on how far the City can go.
APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH ARCHITECT: �
The Acting City Manager said that.this was the standard architectual contract.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the Mayor and Acting City Manager to
execute this contract with Patch and Erickson, Inc., 2801 Wayzata Soulevard,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55405, and to authorize soil tests and a survey.
Seconded by Councilman 5amuelson.
Councilman Liebl said he would like this contract to be on a 5% basis. It
was exp.lained that this was the percentage of the contract. Councilman Harris
said that Patch and Erickson had indicated they would like to arrange a meeting.
Mayor Kirkham suggested they could meet with the Administration and the Cauncil
could be contacted if necessary. Councilman Harris said that the initial
proposal is somewhat less than the square footage that was designed by the
Engineering Department. He said that Patch & Erickson have a directive as to
the size and they could start their preliminary plans from there. Councilman
Samuelson suggested the Engineering Department and Public Works Department
could give them a list of what they would like inside. Councilman Harris
said he felt they should see the preliminary plans first to see how the building
is laid out. Councilman Sheridan suggested the architect meet withtize Admini-
stration on this. Councilman Lie�l asked what money was available. Councilman
Harris said that the Acting City i�:anager will kr.ow hcw much building can be
designed by the amount of funds that are made available for it.
The vote upon the motion was a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried„
REGULA.P� COLT�vTCIL NPs'ETING, ALGUST 7, 1967
LICENSES;
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the following licei�ses;
DRIVE IN THEATRE
100 'Itain, Inc. by: Gerry Herringer
5600 Highway ��65 N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
TAXICAB .
Park Taxi by: James 13. Dawson
507 Fairmont
Spring Lake Park, Minn.
EXCAVATING
Zirk Excavating, Inc. by; David Zirk
Box 392, Route 4
Osseo, Minnesota
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Foresman & Olson by: Gerald Olson
1OQ60 Jackson St. N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
J. & J. Associates �by: Jack Nelson
10925 Zenith Ave. South
Minre apolis, Minnesota ;
T. C. Kjeseth Construction Co. by: Ted Kjeseth
4230 Cent�al Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Mitchell Company by; John E. Mitchell
1669 Selby Avenue
St. Pau1, Minnesota
Plywood Minnesot.a Remodelers by: Rudy Boschwita
6200 Wayzata Blvd.
Golden V.�lley, Minnesota �
So�ti.ca Midwest Inc. by: Kenneth Hartin
212 lSth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Staber Constructior. Co. by: Audry Staber
2 East 26th Street
Minneapolis, riinneso�a
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HEATING
Fleming Sheet Metal Co.
3525 Raleigh Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
PLASTERING
Conroy Bros. Co.
7851 Dupont Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
S-�GN ERECTION
Lawrence Signs, Inc.
945 Butler Route
St. Paul, Minnesota
by; Raymond Olson
by: J. E. Conroy
by: George H. Lawrence
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ROOFING
Central Roofing Co. by: John Somers, Pres. NEW
705 Tyler Street N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
MASONRY
Fleischhacker Construction Co. by: A. Fleischhacker NEW
165 Edgewater Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota �
The motion to approve the licenses was seconded by Councilman Samuelson, and
upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve General and Public Utilities
Claims ��12376 through ��12522 and Liquor Glaims ��1317 through 461366 for payment.
Seco� 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 following estimates for payment;
S. C. Smiley & Associates
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5540.i
Fridley Civic Center - Supervisory Services
to date $ 1,087.54
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D. M. Noj�es Construct� ozi Cor,ipany
General Cortractors
100 �dest Franklin Avenue
Minneapolis, rlinnesota
�ridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 8
(8-1-67) for period from July l, 1967 to
July 31, I967
Harry S. Horwitz & Co.,�Inc.
Mechanical Contractor
1411 -- llth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 6
(Ju�e 28, 1967) for period from May 17, 1967
to June 14, 1967
Hoffman Electric Company, Inc.
' Electrical Contractors
Anoka, Minnesota
' Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 6
(June 30, 1967) �or period f.rom June 1, 1967
through 3une 30, 1967
Sandstrom & Hafner, Inc.
749 Farest Dale Road
New Birghton, Minnesota 55112 �
Estimate ��4 (FINAL) for work completed for
construction of Storm Sewer Improvement 5-C
according to contract
Keys Well DriZling Company
413 North Lexington Parkway
St. Pau2, Minnesota 55104
Estimate ��3 (FINAL} for work completed this date
for constructi.on of Water Improvement ��85
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Northdale Construction Co., Inc.
5739 ��Iest Broadway
Minneagolis, Minnesota 55428
Estimate ��l for work completed this date for
construction of Storm Sewer Improvement Pr�ject
��82 according to contract (PARTIAL)
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$18,252.00
$22,005..00
$ 2,340.00
.$30,895.65
$ 457.80
$14,080.50
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Box 336 � �
Osseo, Minnesota
Estimate ��4 (PARTIAL) for work completed this date -
ST. 1966-2 accordi.ng to contract $36,387.63
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Estimate ��2 (PARTlAL) for work completed this
date for construction of Sanitary Sewer, Water
and Storm Sewer Improvement Project ��84,
according to contract �
Rpsgaard-Master Co., Inc.
1253 West Connelly Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55112
Estimate ��l (PARTIAL) for work completed this
, date for Water Improvement Project ��83, repair
of the 1.5 M.G. Reservoir
Dunkley Surfacing Company
3756 Grand Street N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Estimate ��2 (PARTIAL) for work completed this
, date - Street Improvement Project ST. 1967-2
according to contract
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
-1446 County Road "J" •
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
For the resident insper..tion and resident
supervision for the staking out of the
construction work for; -
Estimate �'�l - Storm Sewer Improvement Project
��87 from July 3, 1967 through July 29, 1967
Estimate ��4 - Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project ��84 from July 3, 1967
through July 29, 1967
Estimate ��l - Storm Sewer Improvement Project
��82 from Ju1y 3, 1967 through July 29, 1967
Estimate ��10 - Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project ��79 from July 3, 1967
through July 29, 1967 -
Estimate ��6 - Storm Sewer Improvement Project
��S-C from Jul� 3, 1967 through July 29, 1967
Rstimate �r�4 - Melody Manor Park Improvement
P?-oject Number P-1 from July 3, 1967 through
July 29, 1967
. Estimate ��Z - Water Improvement Project ;�'75-G
from July 3, 1967 through July 29, 1967
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$10,768.05
$ 6,420.96
$ 9,130.90
$ 700,00
$ 1,243.00
$ 709.00
$ 315.50
$ �115.00
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For the furnishing o� Professional Engineering
Services for the fo1lo��ing;
Estimate i�l - Planni�ig [��ater 7mprovement Project
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Estimate ��1 - Planning Storm Se�aer Improvement
Pro ject ��82
Estimate ��1 r Planning Sanitary Sewer, Water
and Storm Sewer Improvement Project ��84
Estimate ��1 - Planning Ldater Improvement Project
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Estimate �kl - Planning Storm Sewer Improvement
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$ 2,102.10
$ 5,097.3?.
$ 557.97
$ 1,585.12
The motion to approve the estimates was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
•a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ESTIMATE - STATE OF MINNESOTA:
The Acting City Manager stated tttat there was not enough mar�ey in this year�s
budget to pay this entire estimate, but that 1/3 oi it could be paid. The
City Engineer handed the Council. � memorandum that explained that the signal
on West Moore Lake Drive and Central Avenue and this one on Mississippi Street
are both on County roads and the County may be willing to pay one-half the
cost. He said he would suggest the City send a bill. to the County asking them
to share thz cost. �
MOTION by �ouncilman Harris that the Gounty he requested to pay '� the cost, and
that no payment be made on this Mi.nnesota �iighway estimate until the City
receives the funds from the County and then the estimate is to be paid in
full. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays9 Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
BACON ELECTRIC BILL:
The City Engineer explained that this bill was for the inside electrical
work that was done in the garage owned by Mr. Hafner that the City leased.
He said that Mr. Hafner felt the City shouldr pay the bill. Councilman Liebl
asked if the electrical installations were just for the City�s use, or would
they be o£ value as an improvement to the building. T�e City Engineer said
that the garage would probably have to be used for equiptnent in the future
and the installations could be used. Councilman Harris said that any .
lighting should be paid by Mr. Hafner, but if there were some connections for
special welders or pumps, the City could pay for them. Ae suggested the bill
be divided someway. Councilman Sheridan said that the Council should authorize
the paying of the estima*_e to Bacon Electr�c as they sh�uld not have to wait
for a decision between the City and the property owner. Councilman Harris
said that they should request an itemized bill from Bacon Electric to determine
what share the City shoul.d pay.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorize ttie payizg of the electrical bill
to Bacon's Electric Company, 65L5 Central Avenue Northeast, in the amount of
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$927.32, for electrical work done in Hafner's garaoe, and reque�t that Bacon
Electr.ic Company give the City an itemized bill for t��e work. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a va�.ee vote, there•being no nays, Mayor Kirkhani
declared the motioii carried.
RESOLUTION ��145-1967 DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER,
SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVENIF:NT PROJECT N0. 79:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��I45-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Ki:°kham
declared the motion carried,
RESOLUTION ��146-1967 DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSI�NT
ROLL FOR WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVFMENT PROJECT ��79:
' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution 4�146-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the agreemenL- and authorize its
execution by the Mayor and Acting City Manager. Seconded by Councilman
Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried. ,
CHANGE ORDER �'�M- 2- EXHAUS T FOR ROOi�'1 B- 7:
The Acting City Manager explained that this is the room t+�e Engineering
Department wi11 keep some of their equipment in.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve Change Order ��M-2 for material
, and labor to finisti the exhaust system in Room B7 of the Civic Center.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
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Mayor Kirkham asked how much it would cost the City to participate in this
salary survey. The Acting City Manager said he believed it would be
between $600 and $750. He said that it was a good thing to participate in
if :the City could be part of it in time to do the City any good, but the
City is ahead of the other communities on their budget. He explained that
this is more tailor made to each.community than the Municipal League study.
Councilman Liebl asked if this would just cover department head salaries..
The Acting City Man�ger said that it deals with abou'� 25 different positions.
MOTION by Councilman Samue�son that the Citp not tal:e part in this.salary
' survey conducted by St�nton Associates this year. Seconded by Councilman
Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
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RESOLUTION ��147-1967 - CERTIFS.'ING CHARGES TO THE COUNTY ALiDITOR TO BE LEVIED
AGAI�ST CE�TAlN PROPEr;TII;S F'OR COLLII:CTIUN WITH TI�L' TEIF.ES PAYAl3LE IN 1968:
MOTION by Gouncilman Harris to adopt I�esolution ��147-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared tt7e motion carried.
PARK LOTS ON ALTURA ROAD:
' The City Manager explained that if the Council wanted to, they
the payment to the County for the requested tax forfeit 1ots,
assessments could be taken out o� next year's budget.
could authorize
and the special
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to purchase tax forfeit lots 13, 14, and 15,
Block 7, Carlson's Sumcnit Mar.or North Addition and authorize the Administration
to forward $75 plus; $1.00 to the rounty Auditor. Seconded by Councilman
SFieridan.
Councilman Sheridan asked if the assessments could be pro--rated. The Acting
C'ity Manager said that the City does not pr.o-rate assessments on tax forfeit
lots for others, but they probably could do this over 30 years and charge the
Park Department the interest. Councilman Harris said that if the City paid
all the snecial assessments on all the Iots they bought, i.t could end up with
- a one mill raise just to pay off a�bunch o� assessments. The City Manager
said it would not be 20 years from now, but could be spread over the.length
of time the bonds have to rur.. The Council agreed the assessment pro-rating
should conform to the bonds.
The Vote upon the motion to purchase_ the ta� forfeit lots was a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham cieclared the motion carried.
MOTION by Councilman Harris that on lot purchases that require that assessments
be paid, the assessments be paid to the terms Uf the bonds. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. Cov.ncilman Sheridan said that this could come out o:E the City
budget rather than the Park budge�. The Council. agreed, T:�e vote upon the
motion was a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried. .
PARK LOTS ON 53RD AV�NUE:
Councilman Ha.rris said that i�e notes the Iots the Park Department is interested
in are red-tagged already, and he said he was not certain that this was the
proper time to purchase these unless the City had the moiiey to develop them.
He asked why the City did not just wait awhile. Gouncilman Samuelson said
that the County is requesting a de:Einite answer. The City Manager said that
if the Council passed a resolution on their intent to buy these lots in the
future, this maybe would be suffici.ent at this time.
MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration advise the County Auditor
' to continue red-tagging the lots the Park Departnieut is interested in and to
release the rest of the lots that they are not interesteci in. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson.
' . The City Manager said that he would write the County Auditor and
say the City is stilZ interested in the lots and intends to purchase them in
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the futurey and if the Auditor requests money at this time, he will get a
purchas� cost from him and report to the Couaci]..
The vote upon the motion was a �o�_ce vol-.e, ther� being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the moion carried.
RESOLUTION ��148-1967 AU7'HORI'L�NG CONDEP�IIVATION - SERVICE �OADS, 63RD AVE\UE
AND HUGO STREET:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt F.esolution �r`148-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being r�o nays, Mayor Kirkha m
declared the motion carried.
The City Engineer pointe�i out an the map the areas the City will be condemning.
He said that on 63rd Avenue, he thought the property owners would be willing
to give the City the land free if the Council would waive the xequirement in
parking ratio when they start building. The City Attorney said he had talked
to Mr. fiadon, and he had decided to put the land in con�em�zation, and gave
permission to start construction and will talk terms later if any are necessary.
Councilmun Samuelson aske3 what would happen t� the boulevard sectic+n on the
south of the pro� rty. The City Engineer said that it cou13 be vacated, but
they are not sure where the land came fxom. The City Engineer said that on
Hugo Street, Mrs. Florence Swanson does not seem to agree tiaith a cul-de-sac
and has requested rezoning againr He said that the additional cos*_ of
condemning this property is not too �reaL, because they are combining S or
b, and tY:en the City wil.l know the figure, The City �ngineer said this •
condemnation also includes everything west of the T.x. ��47 service drive.
The City Attarney said that they had added the Sears, Holly, Erick Lavine,
and S&H Stamp Company all in one r�solution. Councilman Liebl asked i£ this
will complete the west side of T.H. �r`4I, and Councilman Samuelson said this
was correct.
SALARY DISCUSSION - FIRE DEPAR'�MENT:
Chief 'riughes of the Fire Department and Chief Aldrich of the Fire Tnspection
Department were present at the Council i�eeting. Chief Hughes said that it
had been h�s understanding that the City Manager was budgeting a larger amount
for Chief Aldrich than he had received in salary this year and he was to
receive this raise in the middle of the year. Chief Hughes recommended that
the Council grant the increase for the full year. He explained the salary
survey.they ttad talcen for Fire Inspectors and Assistant Fire Ghiefs in
surrounding communities, and that Fridley was lo�v compared to most of them.
Councilman Liebl asked if this salary increase had been discussed at a budget
meeting. Chief Aldrich said that he was the only c�ne �hat haci been told this,
but at the time the City Manager felt that ta hring his position in line was
too big a jump at one time compared to the other employees, and had said he
would rafiher split the raise. Chief Aldrich said he had taken this at face
value. Councilman Harris said that an interim salary increase would bring
other requests, and he felt this �ould be setting a bad precedent. He said
the only way to justify an interiet saiary increase was if the job require-
ments changed�or additional responsibility were added: Chief lIughes sai�
that Chi.ef AZdrich is doing a con.scientious job and spends :*�any hours after
supper checicing on dance �a1ls for which he is not compensateci. Chief
Aldrich said there was the possibility th2t he will be given th� additional
work of licensing apa-rtment buildings, whicti will also mean rnore record keeping.
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Councilman Samuelson said that one o� the problems that the Inspectors
have is operating their own automobi.l.es on City business at the rate of
8� a mil.e �ohich is i_nadequatL. I�e suggest:e�t they set the rate at 10� a
mile, which may help oifset expanses, C'au��cilman Samuelson said this
would benefit all the empl.oyees that are using their own cars for City
business. Mayor Kir�:ham aslced about the additional duties Chief Aldrich
mentioned he was to be given. Chi.ef Aldrich said that the possibility of
his licensing apartment buildings had �een mentioned, which would mean more
work, but he thought it could be fit in. Mayor Kirkham said that ttie
Council could not go along with an interim raise unless there is justification
for it. _
The City Engineer said that the Council is aware that he has requested
� additional money for the Bui.lding Inspector, but the Council stated they
could not give midterm raises. The City Engineer said that every ordinance
that is passed gives new duties and more work for all the personnel.
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$� to 10� a mile for all employees using their �wn cars for City business,
'The City Attorney said he would check ta see if the State law set a maximum
rate.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to refer the posGibility of raising the
travel expenses for employees to.tt�e Administration, and request the Legal
Department to.check the possibility of 1�� a mile according to State Law -
and bring it back in resoluti_on form For Council approval. Seconded by ,
Councilman Sheridan.
Councilmazi Liebl sa.id he was against this motion, because it,does not solve
anything and could be done at the �irst of the yeaz. He said he felt either
the employee is entitled to a raise and should have it because of inerit and
increased duties or it shauld be dPnied. He said he will be o�posed to a
large increase at the first of the year. Mayor Kir.kF�am said that there is
the possibility that his duties iaill be increased, but they �.ave not been at
the time being. He said he did not believe anyone ti=as questioning merit,
but it was the point of being faix to all emplayees.
The vote upon the moti.on was a v�ice vote, there being 4 ayes and l nay,
Mayor Kirkham declare� the motion carried.
'. Chief_Hughes said that the City Enginee;. �as requested that these additional
duties be trans£erred to the Fire Inspector: The City En�i_neer said that
the wor.k load is unbalanced �nd there is a need to sp�ead it around to do
� a more effieient job. He sug�ested that maybe a salary survey wauld be
advisable to show what every�ne's duties are and how much responsibili_ty
they have. Chief Hughes askec� what will be done if the Fire Department is
' asked to take care of the adcled duties. ATayor Kirkhan said that t�iis will be
anoth:er considerati.on, but that L-he dutics have r.ot been .gi.ven to Chief Aldrich
yet.
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(A� LOI�A S:iOQtTEST: ONAiv' BUILDZNG
rI0TI0N by Councilman Samuelson to receive,and file tF�e communication.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl, Upon a voi.ce vote, there being no nays, �fayor
Kirkham declared the mo�ior� carried.
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The City Engineer gave the Council a memorandum detailing some of the
background work that usualiy does not show in dealing with some of the
different contracts.
KIvT:�.GI�TS OF CGI�lJr1�3US : FAMI7 Y PICNIC
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive azld file this communication. 5econded
� by Councilman Samu.elson. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkhacn declared tt;e motion carried.
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(C) ANDRELd KOHLAN: DFL PT_CNIC
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and file this communication. Seconded
by Councilman Lieb1. Upon a Voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
�D� COU�ITY EATGINEER - MISSISSIPPI STREET
Councilnian Harris said he did nor_ agree with the County Engineerts comments
'that a Mississippi Street underpass was not feasible. He said the City
Engineer has indicated that it is feasible.
MQTION by Councilrnan Harris that the Adrnini.stration, with the heLp of the
Engineering Departrzent, direct a�letter to the County Engineer stating that
a Mississippi Street underpass is feasib3e and list L-he circumstances under
which it is feasi�le.
The City Engineer said that there is no question that �n underpass is feasible.
He said the onZy question is how to �et rid of the wat.er. �Ie explained that
the only way to do this is by pumping it or having it go all the way to the
� river because they cannot go to Locke Lak�. He said it is feaszble,'but
expensive� He said that maps have been. drawn or. how it can be done and sent
to the County, and this is almost the 3rd year it has gone back and forth.
Mayor Kirkham asked about an overpass, if ar underpass has water problems.
The City Engineer said that an underpass would be better because of the layout
of the land, and u;as the rea�on that NSSSD was requestec� to alter their route.
He said that one is as feasible as the other< He suggeste� the City Manag�r
write indicating the City is interested in the underpass and would like to
see some cost figur�s and reasons why the County E.-�gineer does not feel it
is feasible. Councilman Liebl said that this is a County project, and he
felt it would be the County Commissioners �aho would approve this. Council-
man Harris said that the Couri�cil has to do the best they can with the money
the City pays to the County fox the road and ditch fund which is about
$300,000 a year, He said the City would 1i_ke to get some value for their
money. Cour�cilman Liebl said the Council would prot�ably get more actian if
they interested the rounty Commissioners in this project.
Gouncilman fiarris said that� some action shauld be taken oii thi:s matter. The
City Engineer said that in the letter asking why the County �ngineer does not
feel an underpass is feasible, the City Manager could suggest a meeting between
the Council and the County Engineer. Councilman Sheridan suggested that the
letter be.sent to County Engineer_Jake Lundhezm with_copies to all the
Commissioners.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Liebl, and upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkhain,declared the motion carried.
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The City Manager said the Rating ServicE:s' representatives have been
, invited to visit this area rather ttian a b-roup of clients visiting New York.
He said that if our rating �aas ctianged because of this visit, the City could
save a great amount of money in future interest costs.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive th.e communication from Ehlers &
Associates, Inc., and request the City Manager to attend the.dinner meeting
if possible and report.back to the Council. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being rAo nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
�F) S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES; PROGRESS REPO�'�T
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and file the communication from
S. C. Smiley & Associates. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
•(G) WYMAN SMITH: 615T CROSSOVER
Councilman Harris suggested tha.t a letter be directed to Mr. Smith and his
client explaining that the meeting had been called by P.epresentative
Savelkoul and the City has nothing to do with who was invited and who.was
not invited.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication and request the
Administr.ation to write.a lettex e.xplair.ing that the City had not called
�the meeting. Seconded by Councilman. Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirktiam declared the cnotion carried.
The City Manager said that Mr. Saliterman has call.ed him two or three times,
on this matter, and asked the City's position on this matter. Gouncilman
Harris said that the City has not discttssed their position other than that
61st Avenue on the w�st and east side of T.H. ��65 has been put in wi4h State
Aid funds. He said that some of the property owners in the area indicated
that they did not want the crossing, but the Council has not been involved
in that part of the discussion. He said that it is up to the State to put
in the cgossing. Mayor Kirkham saicl that the State has said that tha.s
crossing was going in. Councilman Sheridan said that this is the case whether
the City requests it or does not request it.
(A) WYMAN SMITH: t�UCTION
MOTION by Council�nan Harris to receive this communication and waive the
permit fee. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham de�lared the motion carried.
(I) FRIDLEY JAYCEES - COMMOPdS PARK
MOTION by Councilman Narris to receive and file this c�mmunication. Second�d
by Councilman Stieridan. Upon a voice vote, there beino no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried. '
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MOTION by Councii%arz Harris to xeceive this eocmnunication. Councilrnan Liebl
asked if the Council �aas concurring witli tlie le°tter.. May�r Kirkham said
that this letter was in accord with the agreement. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, tt�ere bei.ng no nays, Mayor Kirktiam
declared the motion carried. .
Councilman Harris asked what the sittxation was regarding the fence behind
the service station, Ntayor Kirkham said he had recei��ed a call from '
Mrs Holvenstot that they are proceeding on this na�a. He said that at first
they had tried to vacate the property, but some of the people had changed
their minds, so they would be going ahead with a fence on their own land -
soon.
(K) MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: F00'1' BRIDGE
The Council looked at the ,�reliminary layout for the pro:posed footbridge.
The City Engineer said he has talked to the Assistant District Engineer
and they have not received the policy ruling from the Central Office yet.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the Minnesota
- Highway Department. Seconded by �ouncilntan Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham �eclared the motion carried.
Councilman Sheridan asked if the Representatives or Senators helped apply.
pressure for the footbridges. Mayor Kirkham said that Representative.
Jack Meyer had helped. Councilmar: Liebl said he had rece�ved a letter
stati.ng that it should just be a m.atter of weeks befare the State wide
p olicy is worked out,
_(L) REPORT OF BOARD OF F�ALTH:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to�receive the report o�' t�he Board of Health
dated July 31, 1967. Seco nded by Councilman Samizelson. Upon a voice vote,
� there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the motiori carried,
(M) S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES: CO'JNCIL TABLE, PLA iJE ANI} FLAGPOLF
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from S. C. Smile y&
Associates and to proceed with ttie ii.e�ns indicated, Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being n� n�ys, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
The City rianager asked if the Council wanted the plaque to say something
on it about the tornado, and where it should be placed. There was a general
discussion on appr�priate langu�.ge, and the Counci_l decided to discuss this
further and come back with it at a later date.
Counci_lman Sher.idan suggested the possibility that a Civic Organization would
like to donate all or part of the plaque. Councilman Harris suggested that the
Council could conv2y to the Jaycees the need for a flagpole. The City Attorney
suggested that a list could be made of things that �ould be donated. The
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Co��:nci1 discussed the possibility that each organization may like to
contribute some nloney and do this on a joint civ5_c basis as it would 'oe
too mucL for any one group. Tne City Ei.gineer will get the figures for
the next meeting.
' There was a discussion about the location for the flagpole and flood lites
for the sign and for the flagpole. The Council discussed the lighting for
the existing building and said they should follow the continuity of the new
building. The City Nlanager said that he had received an estimate on the
, conduit, but that S. C. Smiley ha3 suggested that the sleeves be put in
underground �ahen the paving is done and this can be done by the Engineering
Department, He said Mr. Smiley did not suggest putting the conduit in
� unless the base of the light standards are to be put in. The Council
looked at the locations of the light standar_ds on the map and decided to
put the sleeves in now and the lighting at a later date.
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Councilman Sheridan asked what the City Engineer would estimate the cost of
operating the light standards would be per month. He said that the street
,lights cost about $SO a year and NSP installs them and services them. He
suggested the City Engineer check with NSP on the lights for the parking
lot. The Cit y Attorney said that N SP had put in t he lighting for Mercy
Hospital: The City Engineer sa,id„he would check on this. The City Engineer
asked i.f it was the Council's opinion that they should not pursue any
further lighting with the �resent contractor. The Council agreed with this.
� Chief Aldrich asked the Council if they have made any determination on
where the Police Department will be located, as he has to coordinate the
installation of the emergency reporting system. Mayor Kirkham said that
' the Police Department will be located irL the new bui7.ding according to the
plan as approved this evening.
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There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared thE Regular Council
Meeting of August 7, 1967 adjourned at 12;40 A. M.
Respectful,7.y submitted,
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TI-IE MINUTES OF' Tl�E SPECIAI PUL�LIC HIE�'1RING i1E�TTNG OF' AtJGt?ST 1��, 1967
The Special Public Hear.ing Meeting of the City Council of the City of
Fridley was called to order by Mayor Kirkham.at 8:06 P.ri.
PLEDGE GF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham,-Li_ebl, Samuelson, Harris (Arrived at 8;10 P.M.)
MEMBERS ABSENTt Sheridan
�ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the Agenda as presented. Seconded
' by Councilman Liebl. Upen a voice vote, there be:;.ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motian carried..
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PUBLIC HEARING ON REZOP3;:NG - LOTS 1- 6 BLOCK 1, CARLS�N'S St�T MANQR ,
ANNEX 2ND ADllimION: �ILEQtFuT BY S& S INVESTNIEI�TT COMPAN�
The Acting City Manager read the Notice of He�<ring. '�he City Engineer
explained that this area was north�af Horizon Drive at 3rd Street Northeast.
He pointed the area out on an aerial map. The City Engineer said that there
have been neetings held before the Planning Commission and the people are
aware of the request. He handed out the minutes of the last Planning Commis-
sion M�eting and pointed out that the Planning Commissiori had approved ths
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(C0[T;�CILMAN HA.RRIS ARRIVED AT 8:10 P.M. )
i�tr. tiJilbur J. Holm, Attorney for the S&S Investment Comgany, was pr�sen.t at
the Council Meeting and explained rhat the S&S Investmert Compan.y has entered
into a purehase agreement w�.th Arvict E. Carlson & Sons, Inc. to purehase these
six lots if they can be rezoned from R-1 to R-3. He said that they are under
no ab2igatiaiz to buy the Zots if they are not rezonecl. He said that there
would be some advantages to this area in ttiat ttie apartcnent �uilci:ing they
propose woi�Id act as a c�uffer bei:ween tEie residen.ts and T.H. ��47, would
inerease the tax base, and if the rezoning is granted, the vacant lots will
be used. If it is not granted the lots may never be used as financing is
verg hard to get for these residential lots. He said tt-�at they taill build
only 1 bedroom apartments. Mr. Holm sa�d that presently there are_apartments -
on both sides �f the street from 49th to 53rd Avenue so this wi?1 not be spot
wnin „ but will be making the Iots consistent with what already exists. He
said that Cl'�airman. Erickson of the P1anr.ing Commiasion is a.lso on t�e Building
�tandards - Desibn Control Su�-Coc��mitree who cor.trois the type of building pu::
up, and Mr. Erickson has indicated that he wi?1 watch this very carefully.
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Mr. Jack Velin, 5105 Horizon Drive Northeast, said this was the fourth
meeting he had a.ttended or+. thiG rF:ro;�i.ng. He sai.d that. hE was sorry
Mr. Shaw of S& S Investments was not present as �ie had been the one
that sold the property owriers preser.t at the Cour..cil Meeting their lots,
and everyone had asked about the possibiliL'y of apartments being built,
but they had been assured by Mr. Shaw that they would not be built in
this area, He said that if he had known t:his would be rezoned he would .
not have bought his lot. He said he could have gotten the lot next door
to an apartment house cheaper if he had wanted to. Mr. Velin said that
the people are opposed to a 3 story apartment bu ilding. He said that they
would have been agz•eeable with double bungalows if Mr. Shaw was stuck with
the property; buC Mr. Shaw has not bePn truthfu]_ with the people about
: owning ttze property.
Mayor Kirkham asked hota many people at the Council Meeting �oere opposed
to this rezoning. Five people raised their hands.
Mr. Florin Novak, 5130-3rd Stree* Northeust, said that his $25,000 home
' would be worth about $15,000 if the apartment goes up across the street
�from him, and he wi11 sti11 have to pay the same taxes. He.said that h e
had checked that this was zoned residential before he bought his lot.
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Mr. Ca W. Root, 3200 France Avenue South, representing�Arvid E. Carlson &
Sons, Inc., said that it was he and not Mr. Shaw that had sold these lots
to Clemron and to Lyndale Bu.il.ders who had built homes on them, and he
had made no promise that the lots would not be usec� for some othe.r purpose.
Mr. Root said thar originally there were two outlots in Summit Manor North
Addition, 0utlot 9 and 0utlot 10 and both were zoned commercial, although
he and Mr. Carlson were sooiz convi�nced th�y should be mutliple. H� said
that when Sum�nit Man ox Narth was platted, �utlat 10 was not included in the
use restrictions that are filed on anything they develop, and so multiples
were not allowed. He said that they requested it changed fram commercial
to residential as they thought houses could be built on it. Mr. Root said
that proceedings in caurt corxected the Outlot 10 omission and the restric-
tions limiting Outlot 10 to residential were removed. He said the lots
are lying vacant because no one can get FiIEi or GI finaricing where the lots
abut the highway and he would like to see the land zoned as ariginally
intended which was multipl.e zonin�.
, Mxs. Bjugan, 5097 Topper Lai;e, asked how the pro�erty belo�a 49th Avenue had
gotten financing. Mr. Root said that there had not beert such strict 'regu-
lations on GI and FHA financing in earlier years, and.there tias been some
' '� lots abutting the highway in this area� that the Minnesota Highway
Department had just taken in the Iast two years.
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i�r. Chester Brozak; 5110-3rd Street Northeast, said there had been 5 new
houses along University Avenue since he had moved there and they had gotten
financing. He said that if apartments are put up, people wi11 never build
on the empty'lots and they will erid up being rezoned for more apartments.
He�said that the traffic is very dangerous already for children and there ..
will be more cars if it is rezoned. He said a lot of the people have two
cars and the Police have to get the cars out. of the w�y so the streets can
be plowed in the�winter. rir. Root said that it was .r.ot true•that there
were two cars for every apartment. He said that there were only 3 families
out of the 8 11-unit buildings that have two cars, there is adequate parking,
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and it has ?�een his personal experience that the poli.ce do a gooct job
patroll-i.ng this area. Mr. Root said that almost aIl the lazld from 49th
Avenue north had initially been built by them until after the`tox•n.�;1o,
and even then people had troi:ble gettiLZg finaneing. He sai_d the new
homes may have gotten conventional-mortgages.
Mr. Holm said that 40 parking spaces will be provided for the 24 or 25
unit apartment so caxs will not be parking on the street. He said that
S& S Investment owns the apartments at 5475 and 5495 Main Street which
are an example of the excellent care and maintenanc� they :cec�.i��e.
Mr. Velin said the people could probably agree with a one story apartmpnt �
building, but if they are proposing a 2Z story flat-top apartment, they
would definitely be opposed. Mayor Kir��ham asked Mr. Holm to describe
the size of building they were pr�aposing. Mr. Holm said that he was not
able to.tell the Couneil this, as they are not spending any money until
they know if the rezoning goes through, He said that they would work
with the Building Standards Design Control Sub-Committee on the design,
ar.d it will be either one o-r two buildi_ngs wi�h a total of 24 or 25 units,
'with 40 parking spaces. He said he did not know the height.
� Councilman Lieb1 said that as Gouncilman of the 3rd Ward and reprnsentati�ie .
of this area, he has studied the proposal thoroughly. He said he has
- considered the property otaner requesting the rezoning and he has talked
to the people that live in this area. Councilman Liebl said his personal
�` opinion wa.s that this property should be gut on an income basis, but he -
is also interested in the people that live there and also the traffic that
�;< .would be caused by two 25�unit apartment buildings, which would overload
� 3rd Street. He said he would r�,�pose twc� or three 25-unit apartmez�t buildings
but he would concur with three 6--unit apartme.nt buiZdings. He said that
these would blend in with the other 1ots. Councilman LiebT sa�.d that if the
, land is rezoned to R-3, the City wi11 have no juxisdiction in telling the
builder what he can build. Councilrian Samuelson said that �he City could
control the numbeY of. units. Mr. Holm said there will only'be'l or 2' ' -
builclings, and the tctal units wi11 not be ir_ excess of 25. bi�'. Holm said
' that'if three 6-unit buildings or double bungalows were required, there
would be no deal, as his client wa=: interested only in multiples. Council-
m_a.n Harris asked zf the lpartme�zts to the nortti and south taere in before
' the present property owners built. Mr. Velin sa:_d that they were, but the
people had asked and been told they would nat come down any further.
Mrs. Tijugan said that when they bought on Poplar Lane in 1966 from Mr. Carlson,
' they understood that Horizon Drive was as far as they were going to ga with
apartmen4s on 3rd Street. She s.t.id that the builder �annot decide what l�e
is going to build, ��he felt he should make a decision and then come to the
Council rleeting with his plans.� Mr. Root said that Lots 9 and 10 were already
' zoned multiple w1�en Mrs. Bjugan bought so she should have no znterest in this,
but the geople in SLmmit Manor I�orth would have an interest. .
' Councilman Liebl sai_d that 53rd Avenue eventually will have traffic from the
Target store and will be very busy, but he would like to see the land
developed on an income basis and. thi_nks tEiat the City could afford 18.units,
, (three 6-unit apartment buildings) that would blend in with the area. He
advised the Council that if the City does not�have a propo�al irom the builder
that is acceptable to the people, he woultl t�ave� to vote against it.
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Department has doubled the trafrir_.on 3�d Street and it canno; all-be
attributed to the apartment buildi.ngs.
Mayor Kirkham asked the Council if they felt they had heard all the
evidence on both sides. They agreac to close the hearing.
MOTTON by Councilman�Harris to close the Public Hearing on rezoning
' Lots l- 6, Block 1, Carlson's Summit Manor Annex 2nd 9ddition. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there bzing no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the hearing closed at 8;48 P.M.
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Mayor Kirkham explained to the people that it was the Council's policy to
table their decisi.on until a subsequent meeting to'weigh the facts and
evidence, a�d that this will.be.brought back-for action at a.future Council
Meeting.
Councilman Liebl said he would like to state that if the Council gives
S&S Investment Company the rezoning from R-1 to R-3,' the5� will have no
control �ahatsoever, and they can put up any building they want. He asked
Mr. Root why they feel that 3 6-unzt or 3 7-unit buildings would not be
feasible. Mr. Root said that it has been their experience that 7-unit
buildings, such as they have at 53rd and Horiz�n' Drive, we-re not economically
sound. He said the land costs and assessments we.re too high. Councilman
Liebl asked Mr. Root if he lived where these people lived, if he would be
in favor of the rezoning. Mr. Root sai.d that he would want to be accurat�
about it, and that he had never pronised at any time thaL- this would not be
rezoned. He said that he would like a nice apartment rather than shacks
across the stxeet, which could be�the case if they canno� get financing.
PUBLIC HEARING ON 1967 SERVICE CONNFCTIONSc
The Acting �ity Manager read,the Not�ce of Hearing. The Acting City Manager
said that these were not laterals in the na-rmal sense of the word, but were
for property that has not paid a proportionate share of the water and sewer
connection charges as provided for in the �ity-0rdinanaes. He explained
that the ordinance requires these charges to.be paid in cash or by assessinent,
and in most cases the City has signed agreem:ents £rum the pro�erty ewners, but
there are a f.ew who have not signed agreements. He said that in some cases
the services have been used fc�r some-years, and the City is just picking them
up. .
Mayor Kirkham said that the Council has rec�.�ved a written oajection from
Mr. Floyd J. Ordemann representing Mr. and Mrs. Clem Coverston.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from F. J. Ordemann,
dated August 12, 1967, regarding th� south 90_feet of Lot 17, C1ov.erleaf
Drive Northeast. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice �ote,
there being no nays, Mayar Kirkham declared ti�e motion carried.
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and explained that they had purchased the property under an agreement that �
-the seller would pay a11 assessments. He said they had discovered the - `-�
service charge before the closing and had� agreed to split the:charges. He
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said thai this �aas a c�elayed assessment and they feli the City should have
made the charges against the prepert}= ai. the time of the connection. He
said that his clier�t would be anienabl.e to paying 1/2 the assessment. The
Finance Director explained that this �aas in an area of Fridley where the
lines were put in pr°ior to 1957 and the lateral charges were based on a
site basis rather than on footage. He said that this was a large parcel which
was being divided. The property woul.d not be assessed the same as other
property in Fridley if there was only one charge for two normal size lots.
Mr. Ordemann said that his clients were objecting to the manner in which
the levy was made as it should have been made at the time of the conm ction,
and it would have been assumed completely by the seller.
' CounciZman Harris said that the City has no control over how parties
handle their agreements, and he felt ti�is was just a discussion of semantics.
He said that if the City agreed to just 1/2 the assessment, they would be
' setting a bad precedent and opening themselves to lawsuits. There was a
discussion between the Ci,ty Att�rney ancl Mr. Ordemann on similar cases, and
whether this was not comparable to pendin.g assessments. Councilman Harris
said that the only thing the Council could do, was not to reduce the assess-
' 'ment, but hoTd it in aheyance until a structure was constructed on the
property.
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Mayor Kirkham sug�ested they close the hearirLg and take i.t under advisement
rather than make a c:ecision at .this time.
Mr. Morris Bangsund, 235 Osborn.� Road, was at the Council Meeting and said
he was OFJTt@T OL LOt 15, Auditor's Sub ��77. He explained to the Council
that he had made an agreement with the City to put in his own lateral to
East River Road at a cost af over $1,000 and that there should be no a�sess-
ment against him. He showed the Council the agreement which was dated
August 24, 1966. He said he had hooked directly to the main line on East
River Road, and it had been built to City specifications. He said that he
had been assessed $400 for his propertion of the trunk line at the time it
was put in. The Gity Engineer said that the Fridley� Health Inspector had
authorized this hookup because they had a cesspool, and it would have cost
the City too much m.:ney to build a lateral. The Finance Birector said
that this connection charge is an error and should not be on the assessment
roll..
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson that Lot 15, Auditor's Sub ��77 for sewer
lateral in the amourt of $088 be deleted from the assessment roll. Seconded
by Councilman Harris for discussion.
Councilman Harris asked if an agreement had been signed. The Finance
Director explaineu that tne agr.eement sti.pulated - less credit for extra
cost, and Mr, Bangsund's extra cost had exceeded the assessment.
The Vota upon the motion was a.voice vote, there being no nays, Magor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
Mayar Kirkham asked if anyone else-wished to be heard on this Pub1ic Hearing.
There.was no answer. .
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the Yuhli.c Hearing on 1967 Service
Connections. Seconded by Coun.cil_man. Harris. L'por a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham dec].ar.d �he h�;aring closed at 9:25 P.M.
SPECIAL USE pERMiT ° MILLER FUI�?�R.AL HONIG:
Mayor Kirkham said that a letter had been received in opposition to the
Special Use Permit from Mr. Bryce P. Shimmon, 6810 Brookview Drive Northeast.
, MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from Bryce_P. Shimmon,
dated August 3, 1967. Secor�ded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the motion carried.
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Councilman Harris said that according to previous discussion, Mr. Miller plans
to build his building 'oack to hi.s property 1i,ne if he gets a Special Use
Permit to use R-1 land for parking. He asked the City Attorney if he can
build on the property line with a Special Use Per.r.iit or if he will ne�d
rezoning. The City Attorney said he would not need rez�ning, but would
probably need a waiver. The City Attorney said that the property is still
' zoned.R-1 and the ordinance permits the construction of a Funeral. Home on
R-1 proverty, so it would be his opinion that the setback requirements of
R-1 would apply even though it is not a residential 3we11zng, and i�f it does
not comply, there would have to be a waiver.. Nir. Miller asked if this would
not become all ane property under one ownership. The City Attorney said
this could be if he would be �villing.to waive the possibility of putting a
build ing on the other loto Mr. Miller said that the total width of the lot
is 107 feet and asked if 75 feet would oe enough for a_residential lot.
. The City Attorney said that the lot could be split if Mr. Miller. got _
permission. There was a discussion on whether the lot consider�d as one
parcel under a Special Use Permit�should be redtagged and considered
unbuildable, or if there could be a lot split. Mr. Miller said that he -
would not care if he could not park cars on Lot 1, if he could have a drive-
way on Lot 1 and build hi_s building up to t:he 1ot line. Mr. Mi11er mentioned
the possihility thatl�n could purchase more land and put a home on I,ot.l. The
Council discussed the possibility of splitting off the easterly 30 feet of Lot =
1 for a drivewaya rir. Miller asked how much cr,ore depth he would need on thP
remainder of Lot 1 to have a buildahle lot. There was a diseussion of a
lot s�lit making the Speci.al Use Permit area 32.5 feet whicti would leave �
75 feet of Lot 1, and if Mr. Mi11er could get 20 feet to make the Io� 150
feet deep, there would be a buildable lot. Nir. Mi..11er agreed to this. The
Council also discussed the f�ct that ali traffic �aould come off Brookview
Drive and there would be no access on 68th Avenue. -
MOTTON by Councilman Samuelson that the e�sterly 32.8 feet af Lot 1, Block 1,
Brookview Second Addition shall.be granted a Special Use Permit for a service
drive, and the westerly Special Use zoning line o£ Lot l, Block 1, Brookview
Second Addition shall ha��e a soreening fence and plantin� strip which shall �
c ontinue east along the north property line to the northwest corner of the
praposed building, and along the south property line of Lat I, Elock 1,
Brookview Second Addition east from the Special Use Permit line to the westerly
line of 7�ot 2, Blocic l, Brookvie�a Second Addition. This permit is subject�to ,�
the petitioner acquiring an additional 20 feet to the south of Lot l, Block 1,
Brookview Second Adcl.iti,on. Seconded by Counczlman �Iarris, and upon a roll call --
vote, Kirkham, Harris, Samuelson voting aye, Liebl voting nay, Mayor Kirkhaul
declared. the motion carried. -
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The City Engineer said that the Cifi3= can issue a pern:it on one parcel if
Mr. Miller wants that much property for a funezal hor�ie or there can be a
tw� way lot split. Councilnian Harris said th.at Mr, Niiller will have to
have this before he can get a building permit.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to apprave a lot split on Lot l, Block l,
Brookview Second Addition, splitting the northerly 150 feet (as measured
from the centerline of 68th A�enue Northeast),.from the balance of Lot l,
and then splittirig the west 75 feet of the north 150 feet from the east
32.$ feet of the north.150 feet of I,ot 1, Block 1, Brookview Second
addition. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham,
Harris, Samuelson voting aye, Liebl voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
Mr. Miller said he owns property by the K;.nghts of. Columbus building and
Suburban Engineering. He said he feels he should put a building on this
land and asked if there would be any problems with zoning. The Coui.cil
said they would like to see an of�'i.ce building on this land. They said
they would not Tike to see an apartment building between two commerical
' properties,- and pointed out that the road is a one-way service drive.
MR. GERALD LOMAR, NORTHERN STATES POWER REPRESENTATTVE•
The City Engineer introduced Mr.. Jerry Lomar to the Council and said that. he_
was the public relations representative for Northeast States Power CQmpany.: -
The City En.gineer said that he had recently met with the District Manager
for the northerxi district and had 3 c�uestions for him. (1) Concerning
. access on their property from Locke Park for the Park Department shed. The _
City Engineer said that he had seemed favorable to the Locke Park access,
and at first glance could see na problems. (2) NSP's plans regarding high
tension lines. He said that NSP was thinki_ng of another Iine along Locke
Park and then up University Avenue, and he had asked them to bring the plans
before the Council. The City Engin,eer said they had promised that by next
Monday there should be something for the Council to look at. Councilman
Harris said that he haci met with Gary Welt regarcting th.e high tension line
that' goes from 69th Avenue across and down University to 57th, across and
down the railroad tracks, and moving this sizould be discussed before there-
is any action on high tension lines. Mr. Lomar said NSP was getting some
things tagether on this. Counci.lman Liebl asked if they would show the
difference in cost between high wires ard underground wiring. Mr. Lomar
said he would rather wait and see the completely fizished picture rather
than saying anything at this tizne. He said that NSP wi11 cooFerate 100%
with the City, (3) Street lighting for the City Hall. The City Engineer- �
said that the District Manager had said that the only thiizg they could put
in ttie parking lot would be wooden poles with street lzghts on them, and he`
did not feel the Council would want this.
- Councilmar� i,iebl asked about the transformer for the new City Hall. The c�ty
, : Engineer said that this had come before the Council as a change order and
had been turned dot�n.
S. C. SMILEY - POLICE DEPAR��iT:
' The Acting City Manager said that he had•talked to Chief Aldrich and he had
said that Mr. Smiley does not have to do anything with the communications
' systems as most of it is rented from the Telephane Company and will all be
taken care of by them.
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The Council discussed getting firn� prices on ttie redesi�n of ttie �'olice
layou:t. The City Engineer said that fox any chan�e order tha� goes to the
contractor, the Gity pays 7%, so if ttie City was to �e charged anywa}T, they
should get the service, The Acting City Manager said the concern would be
i� the Council committed themselves to the preliminary design, and then
decided not to go ahead wi_th it. He also mentioned the time element, as
anything S. C. Smiley is to do tiaill take a while to get back. The Council
discussed the minimum changes that will be necessary. Councilman Harris
suggested they ask S. C. Smiley to meet with the Council in the City
Manager's of�ice. The�City Engi_neer said that Mr. Smiley should be able
to make a n�eliminary estimate and give an idea of the money range. He
said that the Council should stress that the contract completion date is
September 14th, and only the time on changes should be extended, not the
whole contract.
The Council decided to invite rir. S. C. SmiZey to a meeting Wednesday,
August 16, 1967, at 4:30 P.M. in the City Manager's office.
PA1ZK SHED AND OMAN HOUSE:
The Council requested that the Park Director get more bids on moving the
tin sheci off trze City Ha11 �?roperty as .the $1800 bid they have received
is too high. Councilman Harr.is suggested that possibly the Park Department
could use their own equipment. �
The City Aftorney said that he wi1l be contacting the company that purchased
the Oman house on August lSth, and will te11 them that the house wi11 be
readvertised and the best offer taken, and that the City wi11 bring suit
for the ditference in that price �nd the company"s offer. Councilman
Samuelson asiced that this be back on the agenda �f August 21, 1967.
ADJOURNMF.NT:
' There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special
Hearing Meeti�.g of August 14, 1967 adjuurned at 10:22 P. M.
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Secretary to the Council
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CI`l'Y OF F�I�LE�Y
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S�t'. 1�67-3
PS0�1'ICE OF �I_F,�_RING ON I11?'POVr�Lti�N'�S
WHER�AS, the City Council of the Cit.y cf �ridley, Anoka Courity,
Minnesota, has deemed it exped.ient to receiTre evidence pertaining to the
improver�ents hereinafter described.
NOW TiIF�t�E'ORE, NOTICE IS Hr�?EBY GNEIv THAT on the 21st day of
' August , 1967, at 8:Oc� o'clock P.M. the Cit� Council will meet
at the Cit.y Hall in said Cit�y, and will at said titne and place heax all
, parti.es interested in said i�nprovemerits in urhole or in pa-r+.
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The general naiure of the ie��provee�En.ts is the corstruction �in
the lanc?s and streeta no+ed belo��r� oi the followin� improvements, ;o-wit:
•,CONS^ir�UC�i'ION ITEM
Street improvements, including grading, sta�ilized bas�, bitkminous
surfacin�, concrete curb and•�at-��r., and other facilities located
as follows: .�
T.H. #47 �dest Service Road: From Satellite Lane to 67�' Aver.ue N.F.
ES^lIMATID COST ..................o�..o......�........... ...a.��9�000.00
THA'I' THE AREA pROPOSED TO BE ASSESSFTJ r OR SAID LyLPROVII�,NT IS xS FOLLU�,'S :
For Ccnstruction Item above -----------------------
All of the lar_d abutting upon said s+reets r.au!ed above and aiI
iands within, adjacen� and abutting thereto.
All of said yand to be assessed pr�port�onately accordan� to the
benefits received by such imprcvA�an�s.
That should the Council proceed with said impro�eu�ents tney urill consi�.er
each s�parat° 1Lr?p2"'GJ'C�lET11".�, except as her•ea°ter other�rise provided bf
the Council all under t.�e roliO4(1?"i�; 8,l�thority, to-w�t: �Iinr.esota
Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and ��.�I`IJ 3IILtrlli�.�ory ther�of, ?nd in con-
formity with �he C ity Criar �er . '
DAT� THIS 7t-h DAY OF AT�G;.TST
Publish: Auo st 11, 1967
August 18, 1967
, 1967 , BY O:tDE'tt Or' THE C ITY CGUNC IL .
i'��iYOR - J'r.Cri C. i{iR.i�li-L�1^?
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RES0I�UTION N0.
1967
a RESOLUT�ON P�1.AKI:tG A TRANSFER FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITY FUND TO IMPROVEMENT
BONDS OF 1960 FUND, IMPROVE�DIT BONBS OF 1963 FUND, W-75 WATER[�iORKS
IM�'RO`VEMENT BOi1D FUNTi AND F�EF��ivU1N� BON� FliND.
WHEREAS, tax levies, or transfers are necessary to provide the required
amount of money in certain improvement bond funds,
NOW, THERE�'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Fridley, meeting at a regular session on the 21st day of August, 1967,
as follows: �
l. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the_ :
Improvement Bonds of 1960 Fund in the amount of $6,950.00 be
authorized for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for-the
year of 1967, collectible in the year 196�.
2. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
� Improvement Bonds of 1963 Fund in the amount of $24,150.00 be
authorized for the purpose of eliminatzng the tax levy for the
year 1967, collectible in the year 1968.
3. That a transfer from the Public LTtility Operating Fund to the
Waterworks Tmprovement Bond Fund W-75 in the amount of $52,400:00
auth.or�_zed f.or tha purpose oi eliminating the tax levy for the
year 1�67, collectible in the year 1968.
� 4. That a transfer from ttie Public Utility Oper�ting Fund to the
Refunding Bond Fur,d ii� the amount of $SS,115.00 for the purpose
or reducing the tax :levy for the year 1967, collectibie in 1968
�e authorized.
5. '�hat the transfer of the 1967 colleetions �rom the Strvice �
Cannections to the Refunding Bond Fund for tYie purpose of
reducing the tax levy for �he year 1967, collectible in 19Ei8
be authorized.
PASSED AND AUOP'�`ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
� THIS _ _ DAY OF �, 1967.
MAYOR - Jack.O. Kirkham
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CI�'Y C:LERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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A�1 Os��JI��:��CE r2CLfi,?��!+IC T� T�IC. COi;T;�c.�L ,-'1"JG
� PR�V�P��T I OPd OF �LTC;i E� L`:1 i� i SEt�SE !�J iT�� 1 TJ T�lE
ClTY Oi= Ff,1�LEY.
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Sect i o� {. The C i ty Counc i I of Fi� i d I ey orda : n s:
Section 2. Decl�r�tion ofi Poljcy_. The City Council of Fridley has
de�term i ned t1�:�t tF�e he�, (th of the E( m ts^ees w i th i n the mun i c ip�-� I
I i m it s i s thret�ten�.d hy �� 1=r �� I d i se:�se known �z s Dutch E 1 m d i sea se .
! t h�s further� determ i ned +h�t the I oss of E! t� trees �row i ng upon
�uf� i i c� nd pr i v�te �ro�erty wou i d sut�st�-�nt i � I I y deprec iate the va! ue
oi= property ►� ith i n t�ie C ity �-�r.d i mp� i r the s��i'ety, good order, �ener� I
welfr re � nd convenience of the publ ic. It is decl�.��ed to be the intention
of the Counc i I to cor�tro I��nd p, event tf�e spre�-.d of th i s d i sease �=�nd
t!� i s Ord i n,nce i s en: cted for� th. t pu��pose.
Section 3• Fvrester. Subd. I. (�osition Cre�ted.
� T Position Cre�ted.�Tl�e powers and duties of the City
fores+er �.s sE:t forth i� tl�is ordinance �,re herel�y conferred upon
the P�rk D i rector�.
Subd. 2. Dut ies of .For�es-�er. it i s the du�ty of i;he forester to
coord i n�-�te, un�er the d i rect i on ,nd cantro ! of the Counc i 1, a I I
�ctiv�ities of the munici��l ity �,cl�:ting to �he control ��nd prevention
of Dutch E t m d i se� se . iie sh�* 1 I re�omr7e�d to ti�e Cou nc i I the deta i 1 s
of . pro�r��m for tl�� control of Dutch Eim clise�se, f7nd �er�orm the
du-t i es i c�c i den� to such �, progr�m � do�ted by the Counc i 1.
' Sect i on �.. Dutch_ E I rn D i se=, se Proc�r�� m. Subd . I. t t i s t€�e i n�nt i on
of tl�e Counc i I oi= Fri dl ey to cor�duct^�., progi�t-�m of ti t�nt pest control
pursu�nt to the -^u�fior�ity c�r?nted by t��innesotr St�tutes (961, Section
' I 8.022. T{� i s progr� r� i s� i r�ected spec � f i c� ! l y at the contr� !� nd
el imin�tion of Dutcli Eim c�ise�se fungus, elm �� ric beetles r�n�� oak wi It,
� nd i s undert:�ken �t th�e recommeridat i on of t h� �omm i ss i one r of Agr i cu 1 ture .
' Ths c ity for�ester sh� l I �� ct �., s coord i n��tor bef:ween the �omnz i ss i oner of '
Agr i cu i ture � nd the Counc i I i n tl�e conduct of th i s proc�r�m .
' Section 5. Nuis-�nces Decl��red. Subd. I. The fo! lowin� things �re
pu�! ic nu i s� nces whenever th�y m,:�y be found wi th i n the C ity of Fri dl ey :
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�ny degree w it{� the Dutch E I m d i se�� se func�u s Cer.-;to�st i_s t1 I m i (Bu i sman )
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t��ore-�u or wf�� i c,� !i:<�},os�s •-:;�y or '.:�ze �; r-- h�.ri: E,��� i� � Uccs! ��t:�s "•�u it i str i �tus
�Eic��h,� or :lylur�_in��s _(«�e i���s �?i.�.,f-<sia�. V , __��___---------------
B. Any de:�d Elr� tree or p�rt �;!�ereof, including to�s, br��nches,
, st��mps, f i rewood or otl�e.r C 1 rn m:��cr� i�-: i fr�arr t,rh i ch the b�,rk has not been
removed =�nc� burned or9 spr�=.yed w d�h <�n effec� i ve E I m'u�� rk beet I e i n sect i c i de .
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Su!�d. 2, Ab. �en�en�;. It is un I�wfu! f'or any person to permit any
pub 1 i c nu i sance�: s def i ned i n subd i v i s i o►� i to rem.� i n on any prem i ses.
owned or con�;rolled by I�irn within the Cify nf Fridley. S�ch r}uis�.nces
m. y be �b� ted i n -��ie r�nner prescr i bed by tll i s Ord i n�nce .
. Section 6. Ins�ectior� �nd Investi�ation. Subd. i. �lnnua! Inspection.
' The forester sh� ( I ir�spect �II premises �n� pl:�c�s �Jithin the City
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often � s pr� ct i c. E� ! e to de-ferm i ne wfieiher a ny cond it i nn descr i bed i n
Sect i on 5 of th i s Ord i na nce ex i sts tf�ex•eon . He s�aa { I i nvest i g�te a I 1
' repoi�terl i nc i dents of i nfesi:r t i on by Dutc�� E 1 rn fungu s or e I m b��rk
veet les.
' Subd. 2. Entry on Pr i vr-;t� P��em i �es. �he fareste�^ or h i s du I y
� uthor i zed :,c�ents n�-�y enter upon pr i �,te prem i ses :�t z-:ny re�son�:-b ( e
,time for the purpose o=fi �, r�ying oi:t �ny oi �f;e,� duties .:ssigned hin
und�r tf� i s Ordin�nce,
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i nd i c.�t i ng Dutch EI m i nf esf:- t i on, i mmQd i.��Le I y senc{ �-�ppro�r i �-,te spec i mens
or s:�mples to the Comrnis,ioner of Ac�riculf�sre for- <7n�-i�ysis, or take such
otiter ste�s for d i�gnos i j '� s n�{� y be rec�r�riencfec7 �y the Comm i ss i oner .
Excepi � s�srov i ded i r7 Sect d on 8 no . ct i on ��;� rem�ve i nfected trees or
wood sht, I l �� t��ken un� i! os it ive �i �,c�ncsi y of �i�e d i se .se h�s b�een
made.
5ect i on 7. �16r ter�;�t of J�tcl� E! rn D i sea se �'u i s<��ces. Suk�d. �, t n
� b�t ing the nu i s�nc�s clef i ec� �i n Secti on $„ . t!-tie f�r�ster sh�,i t c� use t�ie
i nfected tree or wonc3 f:o (� spr:�yed, r�em�v�:dP i�urned, a� o�herti�t i se
effect ively tre=�ed so �s o destroy ,nd pr�event . s fu ► iy �ss possible
the spre.-�d of �utGh E� m d i�e�� se fung�t�s - nr! e! rn b�ri� [�e�t I�;s a Such
ab�tement pi�ocedud�es s�i� I I I� t�e c.�rr i ed ou � i n ,cc�rd.--f�ce w itii current
tecl�nic.,l �-�ncl expc�rt opini ns �:nc• pi,ns �-�s rrr.:,y be cle�i;�n�tdd by the
Commissioner of �gricufturc�.
Sect i on �. I�rocec{ure for �emov= 1 of I nfected Trees �nd t'lood. SuE�d. ,I .
'EJhenever ti�e forester find; witFi re�son-f,ie cert�ini�y that the
i n-rest�t i on def i ned i n Sect i on ,5 e;; i sts i r, �-�ny tree or woc�d i n ��ny .
puk.� ! i c or pr i v�,-�e p I �ce i n'�,t��e C ity, i�e sh�.� 1 i proceed � s fo l I ows:
' A. I f the farester f t�''ind� ti-��..t tl�e c#:,n�er of i r��est,,t i on c,f o�her
eim trees is not iMminent bec: use of elm c}orm�ncy, he sh�l ( notify the
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'c? b: t G' G� L�1 1 t�"1 i C1 ^ 5�? (: C: !� I n C i +� 3!' l i� t i! ry'� i t'. ti;-i �? "` il f�" i V C' C� :' y' S{� t' G t�! t�l E: U_� ��:
of m�-� i 1 i ng o� suct� r�c� �, i c� a � ��e ��� ��e�':e�� �1�,.. I! i cu.ieci i�.te 1 y re�c�r� su ch
��ct i on �o tlie Co��ric i I, -�n�:1 =�f-�er• t�i�e ex� i;•::-L- i on csf the t i ne ( iri ited
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by ii-ie t�ot ice N�e m=,y' ��:,��� i}�e nu i�:�nce.
If the forester finds :,�it}� re--�sonr-���le cer�;.�in�y �h•t immedi��te �,ction
i s requ i rec; to prev�nt t}�c ��re:�d o F {;���..� c! i se�se, h� m�^Y �roceeu to
•^b.�ie t��e �u i s� nce for�t����,� i.t��. ��e s1��1 I report such �c� inn immedi� te ly
to tne C ity Coun:, i f = n�:� to� t��e oti�,;�er o-f ���� property where the nu is�nce
i s I oc�tec! o
Subd. 2. Upon rice i�t ofi t��e i a��ester's r�po�R-t rec�u i r�ed by Subd. l,
p�r� A, . the Counc i! sh� ! 1'�y reso 1 u c i on ora�:r� tt�e nu i s- nce ab�ted.
Gefore ::c� i on i s-t<-;leen c,r� 'such reso ! ut i on, �he Counc i 4 si�:� � I p�rb 1 i sh
not i ce o�f its i r�f�t i o►�� to 'r,�ec-'i, to car�si d�3� {:.�:ki t�� � ct i on to =�b�te the
nu i s�nce. Th i s noti ce sl�:>', I I �e r;�.:, i 1 ed �� == i�r eci.ed �roperty owners and
pub l i shed ot�c�; r�o f E;s� tf� -',n onc �s���<. pr� i or -to su cn r,i�:�i; i ng . The not i ce
sh-,1 ! st-�te t}�e tir7< �nd pl�,c� of tr�c; .mee��:'sng, tf�;: s�:.reets �ffected,
. c�ion pi�oposad, the e��;in;{-tecl co�:� aF tli�: .-�!�-^-i:��,ent, :�r►d the proposed
b�:,ses of �ssessr��r��, if- � n,y,. o;' cos'�. 1�,� suen he: � ing or �;�jo�.arr�ment
thes�cor, �f}e Cousic� 1 sh., f I'' f��:i7r �ro�e;rty �►�n�rs :�i �:i� reference to �he
scop� ,:�nd cfes i r.-6 i i i-�y� of' 'tf�e �ropc�se�! �rc�,jf�e�; . T��e C�unc i! sh�1 ! I
th�re,ftc�, .�dopt .-� resolu�t',icrr conf'irr��in� the origin�l resolution with
such moc�ific:,tions =±s it consi��ers desir:�ble ��nd �:>r9ovide for tl�e doing
of the wor{c by �i.-�y I.�bor c�r by contr�ct�.
Suk�d. 3. The f'ores�ter s��� l l kec:p f-� recos^d of �he _costs of ��b�-.tements
done und�r tl� i s S�ct i an �nd s��.> i( reN�r-� r,aoni;h ! g� t;� the C ity C I erk :� 1 1
wor�k done; for w�.ic�r r,ssc�s�ricnts .�re ta ���: r:a.,cie s�-tin9 -n:l cert'sfying
the desc�iption of tiie l�nd, lots, p�rcei s involveci � r�d �1}� f;mount
ch�-:r�e=�bl� to es�c}�.
Subd. 1. On or �if'a��� Sept�r:�t��r 1 0� e�ch ye��r the C 1er'r. sh�, !{
( i st the tot•-- I unp� i d cl�= rges fc�r e��ch ��l�.�t�rn�n-t nr��� i nst e�ch sep, r�te
1ot ar p,rce! to wl��c�: t'�ey �re {t�rit�tac����ie under -L-{� is Or�din,nce. The
Counc i i m�y �hen s� re�d ��he ch�rc�es or � ny port i on �I�erEOr �g. i nst the
property `s nvo I veci n s � spec i� � assessr:�ent under "�l i n:��sot� S��tutes
Sec. �.Z�. l01 ?nd ot'�er pert i ncr�t st:�tutes �or ces�� i#' ic<>t i an to the
Gounty Auditor � nd co 1 1 ect ior� the fo! I owin� ye,r �-� I cn� t,� itfe cUrrent
t�xes.
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Secti on `�. �r�_}' i�n�_ E 1m �fr•c.es_. `.�i�b�!R 6� �.';hene��er -the foresfer
deterr;� i r�es th.��; �-;ny e s m�:.r�ce o�• ��; ��i i;�c�c�cr �,�±i i:l� i n C i-�.:y i s i nfected 4J 1��1
Dutcli �! m f�u��9us, f�e �.i�,y s�r,-�y �, !� r���_=r�is;✓ Ei i�f� v-3 ! tte e i rn trees, ►� ith
,n ef-feci:ive e!m b�,e�l: �.�ee;�le c'es�;r��3r�r�c3 car�ccntr���e. Spr�ying �ctivities
author i zed by th i s Sect i on sh.�� 1 I �e co�aducted i n. ccord�nce w ith
teciin i c-, I.,nd expert op i si i ons r;��d p I�r� s af' �.��i Gar;m i ssi oner of Agr i cu i ture
a nd under the superv � s i oi� of t(�e Corirn i ss i ar��er ��nd h i s agents wher►ever
possil�le.
�ubd. 2. The notice pr�avisions of Secti�n 8.=pply to spraying
oper�,t i ons conducted cander th i s Se�t i o�� .
Sect i on 10 . Tr= ns�art i n� E l m Ylood Proh i b i ted. Subd . 1.. It i s un l�wfu l
for .�ny person to tr�•nspor�t ti,�ithin the City <�ny t�:-:rk-be�ring elm trood
w i thout h.� v i ng oi�i, i ned ,-� p� rm i t fro�� the f orester. The forester sh� I i
gr.�nt such perinits only w{�en tl�e purp�ses of this ordin�,nce wi I I ue
served thereby.
, Sec� i on I!. ( nteri'erence_ (�ro�� i b i ted . I t i s un I�►;rfu I f or ,-�ny person to
preven-�, de (. y or i nterfere w i t!� the forester or h i s �-�gents wh i l e ti�e}�
' �;re e���g�d in the �erfor�n��,nce ef dutic>s ienposed by this ordin�,nce.
Secti on 12 � Pen�� Ity._ . �1ny person, f i rrn or corpo�at i on ►�rho vio I��tes
� Sect i on � I I or ( 2 of th i s Ord i n�znce is gu i! ty cf � m i scleme�nor and m:�y
�e pun i sl�ed �y � f i ne of not to exceec� :� It�U.00 or i mpr i sonmen-t for 90
d�-�ys. �
, Sect i on i 3• ih i s or�d i n?nce i s e f Feet i ve from � nd �-�fter : ts p��ss�ge �rtd
piab) ic�tior�.
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, EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF A S��CIAL MEETING
HELD AUGUST 14, 1967, AT 8:OU 0'CLOCK, PaM, AT THE CITY HALL, CITY OF
FRIDLEY, MINNE SOTA AND REGULAR AUGUST 21, 1967.
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the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, was duly held at
the City Hall in said City on Monday, the 14th day of August 1967
at 8:00 o'clock PoM.
The following members were present:
and the �following G�ex�e absent :
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The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for 1967 WATER
& SEWER MAINS, LATERALS & SERVICE,CONNECTION:S had been filed in his
office on the 31st day of July ' 1967, and that notice of hearing
on said assessment"to be held at the special meeting of'the Council on
the 14th day of August 1967, had been given in the form and manner as
provided by law. The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication
of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was exatained
and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file.
The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for consideration
of objections to the assessment heretofore filed with the City Clerk
for
1967 WATER & SEjdER MAINS, LATERALS AND SERVICE CONLVECTIONS ___
The Clerk reported that written objectiens had been filed by the
following persons affecting the following described lots, pieces, or
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parcels of land, to-wit: '
NAME Or 0B3EuTOR DESCRIPTION OBJECTION .
Floyd J. Ordemann S.90' of Lot 17, Cloverleaf To the assessment
for Clem Coverston �
Carl G. Christensen Lots 16&17, Blk I1, Hamilton'S To the assessment
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The following p�-rsons were then heard and presented their objections
to said assessment:
NAME OF OBJECTOR DESCR2PT.ION OBJECTION
F1oyd J. Ordemann S.90' of Lot 17, Cloverleaf To the assessment�
After due consideration of all said objections, Councilman
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introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
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RESOLUTION N0. / 1967
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR 1967 WATER & SEWER MAINS, LATERALS &
SERVICE CONNECTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota
as follows:
1. The City Cl�rk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore
selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper
amounts to be specially assessed for the '
1967 WATER & SEWER MAINS, LATERALS & SERVICE CONNECTIONS
, in said City against every assessible lot, piece or parcel of land
in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed
with the City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate shocaing the
' proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land
to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same.
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2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council
wauld meet in special session at this time and place to pass an the
proposed assessment.
' 3. Said proposed assessnnent has at all times since its filing has been
open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an
opportunity has been given to all interested persons to present their
, objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to any item,
thereof, and no objections have been filed; except
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altered as follows;
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5. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces or parcels of land
ennumerated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was
and is special2y benefited by the
1967 WATER & S�WER N'�-1INS, LATERALS, AIVD SEI2VICE CONNECTIONS
. in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by
the corrective ro11 in the amount set opposite the description of each
such lot, �iece or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is
hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels
of land therein described.
6. Such proposed assessm�nt as altered, modified and corrected is affirmed
adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed,
assessment as altered, modified and corrected, with the changes and
alterations herein abov e made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as
the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or parcels
of land respecti��ely. •
7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted and confirmed shall be eertified
to by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon
be and cons�a.tute the special assessment for each of said
1967 WATER & SE��TFR MAINB, I,ATERALS AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS
8. The amounts assessed against�each lot, piece or parcel of land shall
bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at
the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum. '
9. Such assessment shal.l be payable in fifteen annual installments
, payable on the first day of Jahuary in each year, beginnzng in
the year 1968, and continuing until aLl of said installments shall
have been paid, each installment to be collected with t�.xes
, collectible during said year by the County Auditor.
10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and f�.le in the office
of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified staternent of the
, amount of all such unpaid assessmen►:s ard the amount which will be
due thereon on the lst day of January in each year.
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The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
seconded by Councilman �, and upon vote being.
taken�the-reon the following voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against tne same;
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Wi3EREUPON SAID I�ESOI.UTION WAS DECLA..RED DULY PAS��EU AND ADOPTED
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FKIDLEY, THIS DAY OF
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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MAYOR - Jack. Q. Kirkham
ACTING CITY MANAGER
Marvin C, Brunsell
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OFF�(;� [-�,I�;:i) �`�C�x;,1��T� .��%7 i T,�T�(r FOR S'l-���
5�2a 5�rx sT� ���, rT.E.
Owned by the City af Fx idley. J3uilding n�ust be removed from
present loca-ta.on o��.L ofc the Ci'cy of Fra.dley by August 31, 1967.
Price bid, must be a.n writing, in �. seale� envelope plainly
marked "Bennett Building Bid" and delivered to the o�fice of
the City rianager, City of Fridl,ey, 6431 University Avenue
Northeast, Fra.dley, Mi.s37C1psot�a 554�1 i�y Noon, August 21, 1967.
The bid must k�e a.ccampanied �y � cer-L�:ia.ed cr+eck, cashi�r `s
check, or bid band �qual a.n amounfi -�o 10;0 0� °�he ba.d price, to
guarantee cornpleti�n of the sale and rernova7. by the successful
biddex. The Counca.,l reserv�s the right •�a re j�c-c any and all
bids, und to waive anv in�ormali.ties in -c7ae bzdding.
Publish: Augus-� 1r3, ? 967.
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ACTING CTZY MANAGER
CI'�� OF FRIDLEY
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Augusi. 15, 1967
Bennett Bua.lding Bid No-�ice ser�.'c to the :collowi.ng:
The Minneapolis Star & Minneapolis Tribu.ne. To be published under
Section 68 -- ,�dant Ads, beginxiing AuSUSt 15, 1967 and running
through Augus�: 20, 1967.
Tri-County Publicai.ions - August I6, 1967.
Anoka County Union & Sk�op�er, Inco -- August 18, 1967.
Jamison Brothe�s, inc�, 84Z3 Cent�r D�^a.ve I�.E e, N1inn�apo�.is, Minn., 55432
Da1e Movers, Inc., 7�16 CentraZ �venu� N.E., N1inn�apaZa.s, Mznn., 55432
�,. A. Erns-� Machinery & House MOV�.rigr 85 T�v�rue N. & County Road ].8, Osseo,
� Ma.nnesota.
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MlNNftIcPOL►S iR18kJNE � �
Tues., Aug.15,1967 -
6$. e4'1LDitifi SUPPLlES
- OFFICE & STORAG.E
BLDG.
6420 5th ST. 1�E.
Owned bv the CiN of Fridlev. Bu '3tn�
must be removed from prese�t ;o:a-
tion out of the City of Frid:�r oy
' Auq. 31, 1467. Price b�d, mu;t ;� in
writina, in a sealed eniel�pc D:ir�y
morked "Bennet B��ildinq 8=d ' cr.j
delivered to the office of ine C:y
Manaper, CN of Frid�ey, bl3; l��i-
versiN Av. NE, FridleY. Minn. °�<?I
bv noon, Au�ust 21, 1967. TFc o;d
must be aceompanied bv a cA'. =;ed
chxk, casniers uieck, or bid 'c^nd
eaual in amount to 10': nf ti:e bfd
�� price, to guarontta tomplefion oi t�,e
mle � remevoi bY. ths zuccesz4rl �'d.
der. The Council reserves !ne r.;F.t
ta re(ad cny 3 ofl bids, and to wafve
. ony infermoi4ties tp t��e btrdi�.;. � '
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.. 4._ oqnr. Citv of Fr,d�ev.
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AN OP.DINANCE iTI�TUEK SEC7:'ION 12.0% OF THE CITY CH.A�TER
T.0 VACATE STREETS AND ALI.EYS AND• TO AMEND APPENDTX C
OF TH7� CITY COD�
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
• SECTION 1. For the vacation of 572 Avenue from 2z Street to the East to
' the West line of Block 28, Hyde Park Addition described as follows:
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All that part of 572 Avenue that is bounded on the North by
the South line of Block 27, Hyde Park Addi.tion; on the West by
the Southerly extension of the West line of Block 27, Hyde
P�rk Addition; on the East by the Southerly extension of the
West line of Lot 6, Block 2$, Hyd� Park Addition; on the South
by the Narth line of Block 2, City View Addii:ion,
Except that portion that lies inside a 6d foot strip whose center-
line is described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the TJest line of Section 23 located 206
, feet North of the South line of th� Northwest Quarter (NW�) af
said Section; thenc� East parallel to said South line of said
Northtivest Quarter {NNG�TT4) of Section 23 a distance of 858.96 feet;
' thence on a deflection a.ngle to the leFt o£ 89°35'45", a distance
of 28.98 feet to the beginning of a reverse curve to the right
whose delta angle is 55°12'15", tangent is 100 feet and radius is
, 191.27 feet, a dista�nee of 184.28 feet t� the point of reverse
curve; the�ce on a tangential curve t� th.e Ieft whose delta angle
is 55°30' tangent is 68.4G feet an3 radi�as is 130 feet, a distance
of 125.93 feet to the enc� of -reverse curve; thence North tangent to
, said reverse curve appr.oximately 165 �eet to the centerline of 58th
Avenue, thence terminati.izg.
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ATTEST:
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All lying in the North Hal.f (NZ) of Section 24, T-30, R-24, City of
Fridley, County of Anok:a, State of Minnesota
be and is r.ereby vacated, �xcepted that the City of Fridley retain
ax�d�ei i a � an it u � s o
fePt ) - t.e g io _f t`I3e easement htrein described and vacated.
'i'Yze said vacation iias been made after N�tice of Public Hearing in
c�nformance with i�inneso�a Statutes and gursuant to Section 12.07 of
the City Charter ana Apper�dix G of City C�de sha?1 be so amPnded.
PASSED BY TH.E CITi' COU�;CIL OF i`'FiE CiTY OF F�IDLE'�' THTS
DAY OF
1967.
,MAYUR - Jack 0. Kirkham
' CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell � Public :iearing:
Fir�t Reading:
Secqnd Reading:
Publisn........
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AN ORDINANCE TO AriEND THE CITY CODE �F THE CI'I'Y Or
FRIDLEY, rIINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHAt3GE IIJ ZONING
DIS�RICTS
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as
hereinafter indicated.
SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the
City of Fridley and described as:
All of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1,Carlson's
Summit Manor Annex 2nd Addition lying in the Narth-
west Quarter (NW'�) of Section 26, T-30, R-24, County
of Anoka, State of Minnesota
Is hereby designated ta be in the Zoned District
known as R-3A (general multiple family dwellings only).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning�Administrator is directed to change
the official zoning map to show said tract or area
frbm zoned district R-1 (single family �.wellings) to
R-3A (general multiple family d�,�ellings only).
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1967.
Mayor - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
' CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing: �
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Second Reading:
Publish........
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Pl�aa �xa�i�n 2�e��s � F� x- 23 1967 P a 6
M�absr Brickson seate� fi.hast the lot si�a mat psas� City Cad�.
�bar Jaa�ss� said hs w$s int�r�ted ia � probl.em of �tsgs o�
73rd Avamue and wi�hed to �stcs am� oor� look at tt�ier psswY ia ritation
to the streat.
3. S�t,L...�{�6. -�li.�.}�, J..r._.L�_�s Lots 7�ca 9. Mids•
�s &sbdivfsioa �23 and Bloaics 2Z sod 23, Fsidl�y Pas3c Additiom�.
Cropieo o� �a dr.s�it�g aba�ving alig�oswt o# liiasiosipgi Sts�st a�d
Euz �ivwc 8o�d intsrs�atiom► ws� giv�i =o tia am�s� of tL� Ca�issi�oa.
s!w s�lig�tt mnst ,bt plaood �o tisst it align� �ilh ltit�3s�ippf
s�at. �. s�.r� Crrssi �#i� � a�us:.a �r � sa�s+oac
aod r� Coamisaioa. 1�lr. 8ehso�r aiso disciwosd !� pla�r !os bis
layaut it► eoajunctian coith tta dtae�ing. 8� �a3�d tbat Lt rouid bs �rtl•
lin,g to g�o slong vit.�t !tsl.� sts�sat patt�sn. 8� 'tlto e�ntie�tl tl�st dM
tr�ii� oa Bast 8ivos �d Las dt+oppod sl,no�s ?.H. #7 opNrd. ao�d alalr
dhtcTci�g raith sanw of tha o�� busiaess pl�s, b� �aemd t�yt lsit
the ea�t w�. Tha CoamisaLda believed it adaieab]� !o s�d dN De�wrina
aa� to Cha Coua�cil for tbefs �ommo�s, �r8 inas� ss it �as a sreo�ad�d
s�s�aet patt0sn, to aek fo�c aCtiou itt tASms O!� �pn'ing th� land a�p�►
to impl�t 3t. They thou,ght thst ii thet� v�a�►a�t �my ob�gs !.n �ooatUgR
part o# the paturn �ould sti.il be uead. �y s+�s].i,sed t�6rrs is a�so�da
i�tw��a the l�obil Statiron aad Mississippi P].aet, aud dhf+ob tLOuld b�
imps�rvad or �qu�ils�d La tho psteent grads. �jt d�ai.d�d 1�+at da dsa�r-
i� sho�ld b4 x�vised sligbtlq and Dsnal C].asic oas aolad ii it oould ba
a�. b.� co�a�x �r.�.
pDTtO� by Jasa�a, s�cpnded by �tria�son, Ifiat tir� Plaam3� Oo�3on
socoammaid ths ett�eet pattetn gos tho inter�actf:oa at �lissisaippi Stswt
aad Sast itinas Bped, ae 8i�aon oa Trial #1 Drao�ing da�d �ibsnas� �1, 196T,
Co Council aad aeis �heo� to co�ur aith tha PLumin�g Ca�issi�oa ��!�
c�hstevos aati,oa is nocas�asp to moquire i� Mobii Oil Sta�i,oa �63�eh 3�e
noe4saary'to implam�nt this plsa, snd tt�et anp t�soniag to th� 8o�r�h
o�a Bob Sehabor'o Px'oP+wcr9 shauld be cantingane upoa ruah aoquisit.i�rs.
UpOII a VO�C6 90�t, all vv�i� �qo. the m�tian eassiad noasiar�usl�.
4. • 3 �Q3 : Lo'ts ZO add
21, O�etmm a 3rd addit3,on.
M�bsr Je�n�saa senti�vad tiha Plato & Subdivi0i.000�8ts� b tltili;l�M
�baoa�3eCe� action atating thot M�mbsr $o�mada'iw had goYN on� �td
aCtu8liy �asllced tbo p�roperty �td it lookad to hi�n tbat Ttaet B„ li�s �
e�st co�its�av�x�sial lot, f.e ms s�xcsZUmt buiidiAg sits. � f�t d�
3t ii�e a�ljaa�t to ths saila�oad traek wonld ao� 8stsaat ita� its �
vsluo ats aa iocoslle�� buildi�ag site. Tha ouly' ooa�ut � sov dss asit►rw�
oi aoase to th� �t�aot sb�ouid bs inatMass�1 bo 20 tist. 3bi gweti+op �
selativa to filing th� ragist�d land aasv�y as oppoNd to a plat v�s ;
diseweod. Th� �as so�me quaistl�n of du iegalitap to do this u�s �:
aqr ord3na�ca. I�r. B�rry vs� to doeesmiiu �ahiffi�r f� a�s� aq eoa�m-
ants fil�d �ith tbs os�ginsl plat. �
l�c. Sssry atat�d thers �ra ao cav�eetes �i]�d, a�d L� �cPlaia�
�hat d�a doCt�d lins, �hi�1i mt�c+�s a sttaight lt�a� oa tfi� �sd.i�l.�
of susvgr, � an � by hie us�ghbor and him and is s+wasd�d o�n �
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rL�a �aa� r�� ������ua 23 i 6� P �
Regarding r0gistet�ed l�ad �uYVeys� same co�m�unitfeg
ptiblie h�a,7c�s, bu� t� do rsat lmaw ��Lat tha px'acedttses
��he regieesrsd lasd guYVVOy agproscb, �re shauld a�k
�het px�ocec�s�s aho�Yd bs. %lla�recl.
do no �
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t.t� City Atbosney
�'1ZAE1 by 8sicksoaa ��coa8�d bq �J�w, Chat upou a f.�nrosabl�
dr�cia�a by the City A�eoraay relat�vs to tbe diviairon b�y s�agissa�ed
lwd eosvey, tbe Pimmf�; Co�mi,ssi,on r�aomm�ads ap�praval oi the ps+o•
posod divisio�n of �nts 20 ar�d. 21, Oa�maa°e 3rd Additi.on by Aasland E.
Bs�► �ts psopo8ed in susva�ros'e ewrtificate P�Sd. �67-03, pt+fs�ted ttith
the appliaatiaa enb jact to iaacarassiiag tt� Traot B fsaa� 16 �et to ZA
f�et on Hiakosy Cisc1�. Za tho enr�ont �t it ia trot possibi� wLd�r � �he
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Ciry Cods �p pstitc.eed t�fth t.he ttgist�d laad swr�►ey, et� pi+ooidus�
shpuid be i�piem�nted to csil £or a pubiie heasiug fo�r the plat �d tb�
I�bli.c hmasing daLS fo! F�rch 23, 1967. IIpon a voi+e� vots, al.1 voting
ayQs zh� m�tf�oa � w�nimoua iy. .
�mbss J�s►sam �rdd i� a s�ist�ted i�m$. susvay ipw a p�ad�#.ssibl�
m�sne fos divi,�ioa oi Prapesty uades ehe Cits► Codo and t��r it v�
a�ssasy to hava a.gublic bossia�g, and i� so, be%s� vhst body. Qa
isol ie fe a desis�bie intezm�tdi,ste m�tiad bstwoea simplt lot epiit��
snd platting,�bat disarstion obvuld ba nsad.
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considss �u psobl4m of divisiba o� ama11 pascals of lond' aa �giil�te� .
by 1'.S, #6?•03. Tha Cos�aissiaa f�ls thAt snab diviei.oas ars v�ly
9imi],ar to Iot splite ead Lhat in ant�y Case� ttur 6oc�teo a�d tias s'*•
quir�d to accoaq�lieh sucb s divieion by platt3ng �t wn�eessssy. Zh�s
Commiseioa can sse �sgu�snte botti ta f�� af i�ai tiotiavs ae►d publlre
hoasings aad sg,aitsat, and at pt�ea� has �t xaach�d aay co�elw3on os
to tdhsths�� thc�y �rould t�ant �o �caquir@ w�tica of hoasing if divttion of
emall parcel� by g�f.�e�ted laad eusv�ry is psrmiseib].a. Sha Camissiva
wvuld sg�ificgily litr�ee, ths Citq A��o�sy �o ta�nciac an opiniou as to
��he9r ssgi�texod i�ad �s�r�y ia a p�smiesiblo meams o� dividi� pfcop�y
vad�r �hh� ea�ieting Citp C�. La'uurthe�c tbe Comm�fssion �uld Iiko a stst�-
mamt of �eaesml� legai �smf�ications of a ci�ang� ia �aistiiog psaaadetr�
to aildw ues af sagi�r�ted isad seirvey►s, aa�I still �usth�r .fn tia �et
that segi8tere:d land suycvc�y� sith�r ar0 pQxmi�sibis oY �aa bo mada .pssm
miasibla, the Commieafo�a raquests �tie City Attosnoy xo s�o�nd.�pYo•
�s relativm 'to pt�blic hearin$s, officia�l noti�s, �q�d ayspo�nsibi
tios, etc., i�hich ahauld apply. ,�
S. P�SD PRRL. �,�, r pys •, #67...'..Ol, B+OZMABK,� LiY, ;,_,i�C„�s aloslu 1
tlss'+ti k� Adams S�rsot Additi�on.
�►s s�po�ee o! th�� Plats 6 Subdivisions-Str�e 6 IItiliti� 8ab�oo�t�s
twas dt�aasaad and na► action was tatcea.
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The meeting was calZed to order by Acting Chairman Robert Hughes.
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' riembers present: Jensen, E�ickson, hughes, Ylinen
Member. absent: Kravik, hospi�alized
Others present: City Manage-r Wagner, Engineering Assistant Clarlc
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APPROVE PT�'vP�ING CO�IISSIO\T MINUTES : FEEi2liARY 23 1967 :
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Cotmnission
minutes of Febr.uary 23, 1967 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, the mo�ion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
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Chairman Hughes stated that i.�asmuciz as Mr. Burak (Item l) is not
here, and as I recall. �he hearin�; for Item 2(Prelimina-ry Plat (P.S.
�r`67--02, W�_lJ.iarns) was clased and tabled to March 9th, and that rir. Berry.
(Ttem 3) is proceeding to o�tuin a registered survey, and waiting for an
opinion from the City Attorney as to the legality of this, the first
order of business would be Item 3.
PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S.4��67-03� HARLAiVD E, BERRY: Lots 20 and 21, Ostman's�
3rd Addition. '
'1'he question of nolding a public hearing ever. if it is a registered'
land survey has to be resolved. If Mr. Berry sets the signatures of '
the people in the nei;hbo-rhood, he might be able to proceed, but it was
felt it would be better to wait for a decision frcm the Court.
MOTION by �,rickson, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Comr►iss�o�il
table the Preliminary Plat, P.S. �F67-03, �:arland E. Berry, Lots 20 and 2i,
Ostman's 3rd Addition, until the City Attorney gives a ruling in writing.,
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. '
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CONTINUED PRELTMINAI'.Y t��T ,�. S. �r`b 7- 02 , DTANE ADDTTIOIV , A, L. WILLIA�*�iS :
Lots 14 and I5, Block 5, Shaffer`s Subdivisian ��1.
It was noted the public hearing was closed at the February 23, 1967
meeting.
Member Jensen stated �hat the jog on 73rd Avenue and the Southwes�
corner of Lot 15 seemed to be the most important objec�ion to him at tne
public hearing, and he wanted to check i.t out. He looked at the jog
and did not think the objection on 73rd Avenue was a valid one and t;�ere
axe many instances of the same situatioa iri Fritiley. He, also, nete�
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The meeting was called to order at 7:34 P.M, by Chairman Hughes.
ROLL CALL•
Members present: Myhra, Jerisen, Hughes, Ylinen __ .
Member absent: Erickson
Others present: Acting City Manager Brunsell,.City Attorney Herrick,
Engineering Assistant Clark
APPROVE MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: JULY 27 1967:
MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning_Commission
minutes of July 27, 1967 be approved.� Upon a voice v�te, all voting
aye, the motion carried.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JULY 2b, 1967:
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the minutes of the Board
• of Appeals meeting of July 26, 1967 be received. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried.
RECEIVE MINUTES OF PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOINMIITTEE
MEETING: AUGUST 3, 1967:
' MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commissinn
receive the minutes of the Plats�& Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Sub-
committee meeting of August 3, 1967. Upon a voice vote, all uoting aye,
the motion carried.
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order and Items l and 5 at the end of the evening.
CONTINUED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, ZOA ��66-16, HAROLD SCHROEDER:
Bourdeaux s Spring Brook Park Addition. Problem of access from East River'
Road. Set public hearing date for SeptemUer 14, 1967.
Chairman Hughes said that when this request was befare the Planning
Commission on July 27, 1967, questions were raised concerning traffic,
This was then turned over to Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities '
Subcommittee. They considered the traffic problem at the August 3, 1967
meeting and contznued the study to the meeting on August 31st.
Mr. 0. Reuben Johnson, representing Buetow & Associates, and Howard
Dumphy were present.
The Engineering Assistant Clark informed the Commission that he had
called the State Highway Department for adciitional information and they
told him they were swamped and it would be two or�three weeks before they
could get the information for us. The County Highway Department said
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in 1964, by actual_ count, there were 6,000 vehicl.es a day on East River
Road, and the projected figure for 1985 was 5,000 vehicles. The 1964
figures taere taken before rerouting of Highway ��10 to University Avenue,
and another r�asori For the reduction in traffic was new cross roads.
Mr. Johnson hoped that the Subcommittee could present their final
report on the effect of traffic as it relates to their property and the
development as a whole at the August 31st meeting inasmuch as the time
element is important. He requested that the Public Hearing be scheduled
for September 14, 1967, which was consistent with the presentation made
at the July 27th Planning Commission meeting. He also suggested that
whatever pressure could be brought upon the State Highway Department
for their traffic information would be appreciated.
MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission
set a public hea.ring on September 14, 1967 for Z0A ��66-16, at 8:00 P.M.,
Harold Schroeder for a Planned Development District of Block 1 and
Lots 10 through 12, Block 2, Bourdeaux`s Spring Brook Park Addition,
Lots 2 throu�h 9, Block 2, Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Park Addition and
Block 1, Spring Brook Park 2nd Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, the motion carried.
Engineering Assistant Glark asked that it be noted if the plan is
, adopted, it would necessitate vacations, although this would be included
in the plans.
2. REZONING�REQUEST• ZOA ��67-08, DALBERG REALTY"FOR THOMAS BRICKNER: Part
t of Lot 6, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 10, rezoning from R-2 to R-3.
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Mr. Arne Folstad, representing Dalberg Realty Company and Mr. Thomas
Brickner, the applicant, were present.
Inasmuch as it has been the practice in the past to suggest to the
' petitioner of R-3 zoning that he request R-3A, which permits only multiple
dwellings, Mr. Brickner was asked if it would be agreeable with him to
do so in this case. He answered that it would be all right.
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Mr. Brickner had plans of the type of buildings proposed, two bedroom
units and one story in the back. He stated the existing house on the
land will be remaved. Mr. Brickner requested a public hearing for
September 14, 1967.
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission
set a public hearing date of September 24, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. for the re-
zoning request, ZQA ��67-08, Dalberg Realty for Tlzomas Brickner, for part
of Lot 6, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 10 to rezone from R-2 (limited
multiple family dwellings) to R-3A (multiple family dwellings only). Upon
a voice vote, a11 voting aye-, the motion carried.
City Attorney Herrick entered at�8:�0 a'clock.
3. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA �r`67-09, FEDERE?L LUI�ER COMPANY BY SAM ROSENBAL�f,
TREASUP.ER: Lots 5 thru 8, Lots 25 and 26, Black 2, Commerce Park Additi�n.
Rezone to CR-2 or bi-l.
Mr. Sam Rosenbaum and Mr. Louis Segal were present. Mr. Rosenbaum
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stated that either zoning classification would be agreeable with them.
Chairman Hughes agreed the pro'�lem is to dete?-mine what category this
application should �ove:�. It was suggested the advertisement include
both categories which will give more time to study the request. The '
City Attorney asked if the agenda included the memorandum he wrote to
the Council which would give additional interpretation of lumber yards.
(The agenda did not, but this memo will be sent to the Planning Connnis-
sion members by mail.) Mr. Herrick continued, I think the question is
one of examining the CR-2 Or.dinance to determine if a lumber yard of
the type that the applicant is talking about is within your contempla-
tion of what could go in CR-2, and whether Mr. Rosenbaum could and want
to meet the requirements of CR-2. If you feel that the Iumber yard is
within the intentions of that zoning, perhaps this is the road to take.
If not, then the only other way to permit retail lumber outlet to be
built on this land would be to rezone it to M-1.
Mr. Rosenbaum said he understood the application for the public
hearing would have both categories. Under GR-2, he would have to request
a considerable number of variances; under M-1, the changes would be
minimum. Their plot plans incTude a major�retail operation centered and
facing University Avenue, distribution and storage further back towards
Commerce Lane. East of Commerce Lane the area is now M-1, so as a
practical matter, most of their operation would be unloading and storage
of lumber and it would be concentrated on Commerce Lane, which is M-1.
Mr. Segal stated they would like to have M-1 in their plans because
they would be allowed a Zittle more freedom. In CR-2 variances would
have to be requested. �
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission
hold a public heaxing �n September 7, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. for ZOA �i�67-09,
Federal Lumber Company by Sam Rosenbaum of Lots 5 thru $, Lots 25 and 26,
Block 2, Commerce Park Acldition to be rezoned as follows: rez�ne from
C-1 (local business) to CR-2 (limited business) Lots 5, 6 and 26, Block �
or rezone from C-1 (local business) and CR-2 (limited business) to M-1
(light industrial areas)_Lots 5 through 8, 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce
Park Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
Inasmuch as this is a special meeting, the Planning Commission re-
quested there be no other item on the agenda.
DISCUSSION OF ZONTNG FOR VETERINARIAN CLINIC: Ordinance draft study.
The City Attorney asked for suggestions from the Commission, whethe�
or not to follow the pattern in the present Code.
After discussion with the City Attorney, the Commission agreed there
would be more fleYibility using a special use permit to state the minimum
qualifications in the ordinance that must be met before a permit is
granted. In reviewing the criteria for a veterinary clinic ar animal
hospital, the following items were considered: construction of the build-
ing, interior and exterior, elimination of noise that would disturb the
general neighborhood, disposal of waste rzaterial so that there would be
no odor, high temperature gas,furnace, air conditioning, separate over-
head ventilation system, 8" thicic block wall for entire structure, no
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windows in the rear or double glazed fixed sash (two thicknesses of
' glass and n��n-opening), and the zoning categories where it may be
pennitted. �t was suggested that James Hensley, Health Inspector,
be consu]_ted regarding the tvpes of incinerators, furnaces and approved
� models that could be used for disposing of burnable refuse without
creating smoke or odor.
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for study at the riext meeting on August 24th.
5. BONDING AND CONTRACTORS: Referred by Council.
The City Attorney, in explaining this referral, said he believed
this procedure has worked successfully in at least one other community.
The purpose is to give the City better control over development, so
that a situation will not arise where the developer is supposed to put
in blacktop, shrubbery or special landscaping, and one year later it is
still not done. An alternate could be withholding certificate of occu-
pancy until compietion and posting a bond or escrow at the time they
are not able to complete it.
Chairman Hughes asked to be excused at 9:3a P.M. and turned the
meeting over to Member Jensen.
' The City Attorney asked if this item could be continued until the
meeting of August 24th in order to give him more time to get additional
information.
, Acting Chairman Jensen suggested Councilman Samuelson be asked to
attend this meeting.
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The item "Bonding and Contractors" was continued until the
August 24, I967 meeting.
ADJOURNMENT :
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Coumnission
meeting of August 10, 1967 be adjourned at 9:40 P.M.
Respectfully�submitted,
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Haz�� 0'Brian
Recording Secretary
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BLT_TDING STAc�DAhDS - ULSIGN CON`!.'ROI, SUBCO�ii°IIT`i'�:i: Tff�L�ING MINUTES, AUGUST 15, 1967
Ti1e �ieeting was ca'led to or�?er b}� Chairman Erickson at 8:09 P.tif.
ROLL CALZ
MEMBERS PRrSEN1:: Eri.cicson, Dittes, Tonco, Hauge
i�MBERS AF35ENT: Biermann
QT�IERS PRESEi1T: Building Inspector, Tfr. Bob Rote, Eric�:son Petroleum,
Mr. Brad Steinman, Ericks�n Petroleum, rir. Enos E. Curtis,
McDonald's Corporation, Tir. James Klinefetter, McDonald's
Corporation, rir. William Jaeger, Kraus-•Anderson
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Ii. CON�IDi R�1T:t0i; OF A REQUFST FOp A SUILDING PER;ITT TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTIOi�t OF A
: CARRY-OUT R�.STr�UP�ANT ON LOTS 10� 11, 12 AND 13, BLOCK �� BENNETT-PE1I��''iER ADDI-:
' TION�\TOR'!H OF ERICKSOi1 STATION ON UNIVERSITY A`�iENLTE) 5831 UNIVERSITY AVEivUr.
NOP�THEAST. REQtTFST BY NICDONALD'' S SYSTEy1S, INC:
The fo11���7ing items were discussed by the Subcommittee;
' A Lot s lit discussed contin ent on the a roval of a ermit for ricDonald's.
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, (B) The fence behind McDonald's shall be similar as to height and materials
to that in existance behind the Erickson Petroleun Station.
' (C) AlI areas not shown as planting, building, walks or concrete shall be
asphalt paving.
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(D) 5' concrete sidewalk to abut west property line on boulevard.
(E) Plot plan indicating seeding and planting to be submitted prior.to Council •
meetino of August 21, 1967.
(F) Sign location and size aIl rignt for C-2 zoning rThis use is C-1 permitted
in C-2)
(G) �riveways to be 3- 25 foot drives on service drive only.
(H) Enclosed ru�bish pickup area at northeas� property corner.
MOTIO��by Tonco to recocnmend approval with stipulations �A) throcigh (H}. Seconded '
-by Hau�e. Upon a voice ��ote, there being n.o nays, Chairman Erickson declared the ,
motion carried, �
ADJOURNNIEVT:
Tl�ere oein� no further busit�ess, Cnairman Erickson declared them2eting adjuurned
at 9:3d P.i2.
Respecttullq submi�ted
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Actin� Secretary to the Eoard
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CITY OF FP.1nI.,£Y
MINNESOTA
PLANNING A:?D ZONIN� FOP.,'�1
Number
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TYPE OF REQUES'T
Rezoning
Special Use Permit
Variance
APPLICANT'S SIGNATUP.E Erickson Petroleum Ccrparation XX LoC Splits
Address 1422 West Lake Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Approval of Pre-
liminary Piat
Telephone Number 827-3$81
Approval of Final
Plat
PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE Erickson Petroleum Corporation
Streets or Alley
Address 1422 West I.ake Street Minneapo.lis,_Minnesota � Vacations
Telephone Number 827�3881 Other
Street Location of Property University Avenue 1Vortheast,_
Legal Description of PropertyLo�c 10,1,1,,:1,2�.:],3.and Sauth 10 fe�t of lot 14 block 4
Bennett-Falmer Addition Cit of Fridley, Anoka County MinnesaCa Bivision'
of lot 14 re,c,uestedl — _
Present Zoning Classification
Existing Use of the Property
C-2
Unoccupied
Proposed Zoning Classificatio�n, Special Use, Variance or r��her request
Lot split
Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Propose�i McDona�.d Restaurant
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Acreage of Property One-half acre, plus or minus
' Has the Present App�icant Previously, Sought to Rezone, Plat, t3h�ai.n a Lot SpTit,
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Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or.ParC of It? �No
When?
What was Requested Fee Enclosed $ r�� �
Date Eiled Az:Qu�t 8�1967 Date of :I�ar.�n� Au�ust 21, 2967 �,,
This applicarion is contingent on the iss�,��nce of a building permit to McDonald
Restaurant ori tne above portion of black 4 Eeiia�etC-Palmer A3dition, Fridley, ,lir.nesota
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TI-� MINUTES OF THF B��RD 0�' APPE�LS Nli,El'ING OI' AUGUST 16 196;
The 1�Ieeting was calXed to order by Chairman Ylinen at 7;30 P.M,
ROLL CAI�I.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Ylinen, Ahonen, Mittelstadt, Minish
MEMBERS ABSENT: Saunders
ACCEPTAl\CE OF THE MINUTES OF TI� JULy 26 1967 MEETL'VG:
MOTION by Minish to accept the minutes of the ,Tuly 26, 1967 meeting. The
motion was seconded, and there being no nays, Cha.irman Ylinen declared the
motion carried.
1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTTON 45.24 CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
1963�_REVISED DECEMBER 313 1964 BY WAIVER OF SIDE YARD RF UIREMENT OF 5 FEET
TO 3 FEET 7 INCHES TO PERivLLT CONS'1'R.UCTION OF AN ATTACHED GAR.AGE ON LOT 8
BLOCK 5_z FLORENCE . PARK ADDTTION TO FRIDLEY Ai'�OI�A COUNTY MINNESOTA SAiN�;
BEIN_ G 6340 VAN BUREN S'IR.EET NORT�lEAST� FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY
QUENTXN R. WATTS, 6340 VAN BUR.EN STREET NC?RTHEAST, FRIDLEY MINNESOiA 5_ 5421)•
MOTION by Minish to grant the variance as requested as there is 27.7 feet
to the next-major building and 6 feet tu a detached garage, and a petition
has been signed by the neighbors,.,including those c�lithin 200 feet of the
propose.d garage, with a11 approving the constructian. The Motion was
seconded by Mittelstadt. TJpon a�voice vote, there bei.ng no nays, Chairman
Ylinen decla.red the motion carried.
2• A REQUEST FOR A VAR,IANCE FRODT SF�TTn� �s �i� �T.m� ,,,,,,,, ,.� ��__.___-_ �
It was noted that there will be a cul-de-sac and dead-end a short way.from
' the proposed garage. Mr. Swanson was present ancl explained the reason for
asking for the request.
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not to be used as a thoroughiare and is a dead end wit� the cul-de-sac being
close�to the property in question, and also, the nai.ahbors .�ave signed a
petition approving of the building, and the City nas an l8 foot boulevard in
this area making a total of approximately 21 feet from the propsed gara�e to
the street surfacing. Seconded by Ahonen. On the motion, those vo�ing i,n
favor, Mittelstadt, Ylinen, Ahonen; votino nay, Minish. Chairman Ylinen
declared the motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT •
There being no further business, Chairman Ylinen declared the meeting
adjourned at 8;05 P.M.
, Respectfully submitted,
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NFar in C. Brunse �.
Secretary to the Board
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RESOJ�UTT�JN N0. t Y
1967
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RESOLUrIOT� DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT
.' ' ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-1
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley
' . Anoka County, Minnesota as follows:
l. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost �
'� of construction with respect to the following
named improvement to-wit;
' STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-1 including
all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at.
$
' �. The City Manager with the assistance of the City
Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts `
to be specially assessed for said improvement
' against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of
land benefited_by said improvement according to law.
' PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF .
FRIDLEY THIS ` ._DAY OF , 1967.
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RESOLUTION TiIRECTIIVG PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT
ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 1966-2
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota as follo�as: _
1. Tt is hereby determined that the assessable cost of
construction with respect to the foliowing named-
improvement to-wit:
STREET IMPROVEI�NT PROJECT N0. 1966-2 including
all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at
$
2. The City Manager with the assistance of the City
Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts
to be specially assessed for said improvement
against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of
land benefited by said improvemer.t according to law.
PASSEI� ANU ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF �'IiE CITY OF .
FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1967.
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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R�,sOLUTIOfi tv�. -,� �� 1967
RESOLUTIGId DIRECTII�G PrZEPE1RE1TI0RT OF ASSESSI�'-EPdT
� �tOLL FOR STR3sET IrTPH,OVE�;ENT PROJECT N0. 1966-1�
BE IT RESOLVEP, by the City� Council of the Gity of Fridley
Anoka County, N�i.nnesota as follows:
1. It is hereby det�rmined that the assessable cost
of construction with respect to the following
named improvement to wit:
STR�'-'ET IriPROVEt�9ENT P�tOJECT N0. 1966-4 including
all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at
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2. The City 2��a.nager k�th the assistance of the City
Clerk sha.11 forthwith calculate the proper amounts
to be specially assessed for said improvemant
against eversT assessable lot, piece or parcel. of
land benefited �y said� improvement according to law.
PASSED AP1D ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS DA�' OF , 1967.
ATTEST :
CITY CLE�K�- Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTTON DTRECTING PREPAR.ATION OF ASSESSMENT
• ROLI. FOR STREET IMPROVF'MEiv'T PROJECT N0. 1966-b `,
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BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley,
� Anoka, County, Minnesota as follows: �
1. It is tiereby determined that the assessable cost of
' construction with respect to the following named
improvement to-wit:
� - STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-6 including
all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at
$
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Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts
to be specially assessed for said improvement
-- against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of
land benefited by said improvement according to law.
, PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1967.
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RESOLUTION N0. f 1967
A RESOLtJTIOi� v.T,.RECTIi1G PUPTaIC�'i�'?"OTi OF I-iEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL �'OR STREET L'�1PR�VEM3;NT PROJECT N0. 1966-1
' WHEREAS, by a resol.ution passed by the Council on
August 21, 1967, the Ci.ty Clerk was directed to prepare a
proposed assessment of the cost of street improvements,
concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer system, sanitary
sewer services and other facilities. -
WHEREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that such
proposed assessment roll has been completed and filed in his
office for public inspec*_ion.
NOW, TIiEREFOR:E, BE TT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY 0� �RIDLET.�, ANOKA COUId�Y, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWS:
1. The City Coun�il sha11 meet at the City Hall
in the City of Fridley, An�ka County, Minnesota,
on the day of , 1967,
at 8;00 P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessment
for Street Imgrovement Projer.t No. 196b-1.
2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the time
a�d place of ineeting in the official nawspaper of
the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such
meeting.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY CQUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS , DAY OF , 1967.
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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RF,SOLUTIQN N0. �� 1967
A RESOLUTION DIRF�C`CING PUBLIGATION Or HEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET TMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-2
WHEREAS, by a r.esolution passed by the Council on
August 21, 1967, the City Clerk was directed to prepare a
proposed assessment af the cost of street improvements,
concrete curb and gutter, storn sewer system and appurtenant
facilities.
WHEREAS, th� Clerk has not.i.fied the Council that such
proposed assessment ro11 has been completed and filed in his
office for public inspection,
NOW, THERE�ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWS:
l. The City CoLmcil shall meet at the City Hall
in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
on the � day of , 1967,
at 8:00 P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessment
for Street Improvemen.t Project �Io. 196b-1.
2. The City Manager shall publish notices�of the time
and place of ineeting in the official newspaper of
the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such
meeting. `
PA55ED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNGIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1967,
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTIOP3 iTO. �1967
A RESOLUTION DIRECTIP�G PUBLIC�+T�OIJ OF HEItRIhG ON PROPOS��'D
ASSESSI��NT ROLL FOR STREFT IMPROVLII�IF:NT PROJECT N0. 1966-4
WHEREAS, bq a resolution passed by the Counc�l on
August 21, 1967, the City Clerk was directed to prepare a
proposed assessment of the cost of street impro-rements,
concre#,e curb and gutter, storm sewer system, sanitary
sewer services and other facilities.
Y1�iFREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that sueh
proFosed assessment roll has been comrleted and °iled in his
o�fice for �ublic inspection. �
NO��T, T"tIEREFORE, BE IT RESJLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF FftIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY, l�",I�INESOTA � AS FOLIAI�JS :
l. The City Council shall meet at th� City Hall
in the City of Fridl.ey, Anok� County, Minnesota,
on the day-of , 1967,
at 8:00 P.hi. to pa.ss upon the proposed assessm�nt
for Street Improvement Project No. 196b-4.•
2. The Ca.ty Ma.nager shall publish notices of the ti.me
and place of inesting in the official newspaper o�
the City, at least two (2) rreeks prior to such
meeting.
PASS� AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY CQUIvCIL OF THE CITY OF
FR�DLEY 1�iIS DAY OF 1967•
ATTEST:
CITY CLFRK — N'Larvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR — Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION N0. � v �� 1967
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSr1ENT ROLL FOR STREET Ii�LPROVEMENT PROJECT N0, 1966-6
WHEREAS, by a resalution passed by the Council on
August 21, 1967, thz C'zty Clerk was directed to prepare a
proposed assessment of the cost of street improvements,
concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer system, sanitary
sewer services and other facilities. �
WHEREAS, t'ne Clerk has notified the Council that such
proposed assessment roll has been completed and filed in his
offi.ce for public inspection.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AS FQLLOWS:
. l. The City Council sha11 meet at the City Hall
in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
on the day of , 1967,
at 8:00 P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessment
for Street Improvement Froject No. 1966-1.
2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the time
and place of ineeting in the official newspaper of
the City, at least t�ao (2) weeks prior� to such
meeting.
PASSED ANi) ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1967.
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVIIvIENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISFI�ZENT FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1967-4
WHEREAS, the Resolution No. 135-1967 adopted by the City Council on
the 17th day of July, 1967, set the date for hearing on the proposed improve-
ments, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for
reference as EXHIBIT "A", and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose pxoperty is liable to be assessed
with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given ten
(10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing through
two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held
and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows:
1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution
No. 135-1967 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed
as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit:
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base,
bituminous surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, and storm
sewer system, wa�er and sanitary sewer services and other
facilities located as follows:
64TH AVENUE N.E. FROM UNtVERSITY AVENUE TO 5TH STREET
5TH STREET FROM 64TH AVENUE N.E. TO MISSISSIPPI STREET
That the work involved in said improvements as listed above
shall hereafter be designated as:
STREET IMPROVE�IENT PROJECT ST. 1967-4
2. The plans and specifications prepared by the Minnesota Highway
Department Engineers and the City Engineer for such i.mprove-
ments and each of them, pursuant to the Council resolutions
heretofore adopted, a copy of which plans and specifications
are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved
and shall be �iled with the City Clerk.
3. Tlze work to be performed under STREET Il�'ROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1967-+ shall be performed under one contract.
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The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted
in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such
improvements under such approved plans and specifications. The advertise-
� ment shall be published for two {2) weeks (at least 10 days), and shall
specify the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and
considered at 12:00 o'clock (noon), on the 5th day of September, 1967 in
the Council 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 percent
(5%) of the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for STREET
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1967-4 shall be substantially in form as that noted
in F�hibit "B" attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof.
ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
, 1967.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Ma.rvin C. Brunsell
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NOTICE TO BIDDIl�S
Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened b,y the City of
Fridle�r, Aroka Count,y, NTinnesota, at the office of the Cit.y Manager, 6431
Un,iversit� Avenue Northea.st, Fridle.y, Minneso�a 55421 (Telephone 560-3450),
on the � da,y of Septernber, 1967 at 12:00 Noon, and �rill be considered by
the City Council of +,he Cit;� of Fridley, at a regular Council Meeting, at
8:00 P.M. on the 5�' da.y of September, 1967 for the furnishing of work and
ma,terials for STREET I1�1.-PROVIlKEN'I' PROJECT S1. Zg67-4.
The street project is about one quarter of a mile (4� long and
consists of the followir�g principle items of work and approximate quantities.
1,900 Tons 6" Thick Class V Base
500 Tons 2-12" Bituminous Ma+�
2,500 Lin. Ft. Concrete Curb and Gutter
All in accordance with plans and specifica+ions prepared by the
' Nlinnesota Highwa�r Engineers, and Nasim Qureshi, P.E., City Engineer, Fridley
Cit�rFIall, 6431 Universit�r Avenue Northeast, Fridle,y, Minnesota 55421.
Telephone: 560-3450.
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Plans and specifications ma5- �e examined at the Office of the City
Manager, and copies ma� be �btained for the Contractor's individual use by
applying to the Cit� Engineer and depositing with �he City Engineer $15.00
for each set. The deposit will be refunded to each pidder submitting a
bonafide bid upon retarn of the documents in good condition within ten (10�
da�rs from the bid opening date.
Bids must be made on the basis of cash paym.ent for work, and accom-
panied by a cash deposit, cPrtified check (on a responsible ba.r.k in the State
of Minnesota), or a bidder's bond made pa�able without condition to the City
of Fridle�, Minnesota, in an �,mount of not less than 5� of the total amount
of the bid.
The City Council reserves the right to reject an,� and all bids and
to waive an�r informalities in an.y bids received without explanation.
No bid may be withdraUm for a period of thirty (30) days.
B�r order of �he C�ty Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota
Dated this 21st day of August, 1967.
Publish: August 25, i967
September 1, 1g67
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Acting City Manager
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RESOLUTION N0. ���=� � � °� �
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT,. APPROVAL OF PLANS
AND ADDING PROPOSED IN4'ROVEI�NT OF STREETS ONTO THE
• EXISTING STREET IMPROVENIENT PROJECT ST. 1967-1 AND
ST. 1967-2 (CHANGE ORDER ��1)
WHEREAS, the Resolution numbers shown in front of the streets
named below, adopted by the City Council, set the date for hearing
on the proposed improvements, as specifically noted in the N�tice of
Hearings attached hereto for reference as EXHIBIT "A", and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be
assessed with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice)
were given ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the
Council hearing through tcao (2) weekly publications of the required
notice, and the hearing was held and the property otmers heard thereon
at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
WHEREAS, the Gity of Fridley has an existing contract for Street
Improvement Project St. 1967-1 and St. 1967-2 with Dunkley Surfacing
Company, Incorporated which provides that the City can attach additional
work up to 25% of the original contract price,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of
Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows:
' 1. That the followirig improvements proposed by the Council
R�solutions are hereby ordered to be effected and completed
as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit:
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Streets
a) The following improvements as noted in the Notice of
Hearing:
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base,
hot-mix, bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter and
incidental drainage, water and sewer services, and other
facilities for the following streets:
Public Hearing
Resolution Adopted
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T.H. ��65 West Service F�oac�: From Osborne Road to
750 Feet South ��78-1967 April 17, 196-
Jupiter Drive: Rainbow Drive to Sylvan Lane ��103-1967 June 5, 1967
Comet Lane: Trinity Drive to Jupiter Drive ��103-1967 June S, 1967
That the werk involved in said improvements as listed above shall
be added on to contract of:
STREET Il�'ROVEP•1ENT PROJECT ST. 1967-1 .4ND ST. 1967-2 BY
CHANGE ORDER ��1
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Resolution No. � 4
, St. 1967-1 and St. 1967-2
Change Order ��1
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' The Change Order ��1, Street Improvement Project St. 1967-1
and St. 1967-2, as submitted by the City Engineer is hereby approved.
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F�?GINE��ING 1�EPt'LR'iMEI�I'
City of' Fridley
F7'J.�3. � a�,r, Minxlesota
August 21, 1967
Dunkle,y Surfacing Compan.y-, Inc.
3756 Grand Street N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
RE: CHANGE ORDER #1 - STREET TMPROVIl`�LENT PROJECT
ST. 196'7-1 -
Gentlemen:
You are hereby ordered, author_ized an�. instructed to add to
�our Contract for Street Lmprovement Project St. 1967-1 the foilow- ,
ing str�et improvemen�;s based on the following estimated quantities
for a net total Additicr�al Lump Sum Price of Nineteen Thousand One
Hundred Sixt.y Fi�Je and Six Hundredtrs Dollars $19 165 06
-�words figures
The a,bove Lump Sum Price shall be adjusted by any additions to
or deletions froni the approximate quantitiea by the Contract or agreed
� upon unit prices ncted, ot�er incidental items shall be compensated for
at Con+ract amount k�id pr�.ces .
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Street:
JUPITE�t DRIVE
Item No.
2503.512
25o6.5og
2506.522
2105.50�
2531.501
2531.5a7
2571.561.
2207•5�3
2207•503
22o7.5y2
2331•504
2331.5os
2356.505
2356.507
2576.501
Quantities
40 Lin. Ft.
1 Struct.
6 Assem.
20G Cu. Yd.
1,622 Lin. Ft.
�3•39 sq• Ya.
56 Cu. Yd.
4,q22 Gal.
357 Gal.
2,463 Sq. Yd.
15.7 lon
285 Ton
�92 Gal.
2,461 sq. Yd.
865 sq. Yd.
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Item IInit Price Total
F&I 12'� R.C.P.Cl.III w�g 0-6' $ 7.00 $ 2$�.00
Construct C.B. D�sign A or G 250.00 250.00
Adjust Frame & Ring Casting 35.00 210.00
Class "A" Excavati.on .76 152.00
Conc. C.&.G. Design B-618 2.05 3�325•7-fl
Conc. Driveiti*ay 4" Thick 5.00 416.95
Planting Soil (Tep Soil) 2.30 128.80
Bit . Ma-'t . ��C-1 .13 639 .8b
Bit. Mat for Fog MC-70, MG-250 .17 60.69
Bit. Stab. Base 4" Thick .24 590•64
Bit . Mat . f or i!Lixture 28 .00 439 • 60
Bit. Mixture 4•45 1,268.25
Bit. Ma-t. (GP�S-2) Seal C�at .22 108.24
Seal Coat Agbzegate (F�-2� .lI 270.71
Sedding .36 311..40
^lOTAL �'OR JUFITII� DRIjIE ...............�8,4��.•�4
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Chan�e Order �l
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Item No.
2506.522
21o5.5oi.
2531.501
2331.
2531•507
2571.561
2207.503
2207.503
2207.512
2331.504
2331.5oa
2356.505
2356.507
�576.501
Quantities
2 Assem.
100 Cu. Yd.
934 Lin. Ft.
60 Sq. Yd.
95•26 Sq. Yd.
33 Cu. Yd.
2,500 Gal.
357 Gal.
1,250 Sq. Yd.
9•9 Ton
180 Ton
327 Gal.
1,636 sq. Yd.
478 Sq. Yd.
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Adjust Fzame & Ring Casting $
Class A Excavation
Conc. C.&.G. Design B-618
2" Asphalt Driveway
Conc . Drivewa,y 4" Thick
Planting Soil (Top Soil)
Bit. Mat. AC-1
Bit. Mat. for Fog MC-70,MC-250
Bit. Stab. Base 4" Thick
Bit . NTat . for Mixture
Bit. Mix{;ure
Bit. Mat. CRS-2-Seal Coat
Seal Coat Aggregate FA-2
Sodding
35.00 $. 70.00
.76 76.00
2.05 1,914.70
2.00 120.00
5.00 476.30
2.30 75.go
.13 325.00
.i7 �6o.&g
•24 300.00
28.00 27?.20
4•45 801.00
.22 71.94
.zl �79.g6
.36 172.os
TOTAL FOR COMET LANE ..................$4�920•77
HIGHWAY #65 WEST SERVICE ROAD F`ROM OSBORNE ROl-�D SOUTH
Item No.
2io5.5o1
2531.501
2331..
2571.561
2331.50�
2331.502
2331.504
2331.508
2356•505
2356.507
Quantities
200 Cu. Yd.
l, 670 Lir.. Ft .
60 Sq. Yd.
55� Cu. Yd.
200 Gal.
200 Gal.
14.6 Ton
265 Ton
400 Gal.
2,000 Sq. Yd.
Item
Class A Excavation
Conc. C.& G. Design B-618
2" Asphalt Drivewa3r
�lanting Soil (Top Soil)
Bit. Mat for Prime Coat
Bit. Mat for Tack Coat
Bit. Mat for Mixtuse
Bit. Mixture
Bit. Mat. CR�-2 Seal Coat
Seal Coat Aggregate FA-2
Unit Price Total
$ .76 $ 152.00
2.05 • 3�423•50
2.00 120.00
2.30 126.50
.17 34•00
,20 40.00
2e.00 408.80
4•45 1,179•25
.22 88.00
.11 220.00
TOT�1L FOR HIGIaWAY #65 SER.VICE RO.AD....$5,792•�5
TOTAL LUN� SiTM PRICE OF CHANGE ORT�F�R N0. 1.......... $19,165•06
Submitted and approved by Cit.y Engine�r, Nasim �ureshi, P.E.
on this 21st da� of kugust, 1967.
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City F�gineer
Approved and accepted this Approved and accepted this day of�
day of August, 1967 August, 1967 by the City Council of Fridley,
b,y Dunkle�r Surfacing Co ., Minnesota. •
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RESOLUTION N0. ,'�';� ( �
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS
AND ADDING PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS ONTO THE
EXISTING STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1966-2
(CHANGE ORDER ��1)
WHEREAS, the Resolution ��57-1966 of the City Council adopted
on the 18th day of April, 1966, set the date for hearing on the proposed
improvements, as specifically noted in the notice of hearing attached
hereto for reference as EXHIBIT "A", and �
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be
' assessed with the making of the improvements (as noted in�said notice)
were given ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the
Council hearing through two (2) weekly publications of the required
' . • notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon
at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
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1�'OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOI�VED, by the Council of the City of
Fridley, Minnesota, as foliows:
1. That the following improvements heretofore proposed by
Council resolution are hereby ordered to be effected and
completed as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit:
Street improvement`s, including grading, stabilized base,
bituminous surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, storm
sewer system and appurtenar_t facilities, located as follows:
MSA ��308 (73rd Avenue) : From Commerce Lane to T.H. ��47
That the work involved in said improvement as listed above shall
be add�d on to the contract of:
STREET IMPROVIIKENT PROJECT ST. 1966-2
gy CHANGE ORDER ��1
� The Change Order ��1, Street Improvement Project St. 1966-2, as
submitted by the City Engineer is h�r�by approved.
ATTEST:
ADOPTED BY THE CITY �OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF
' CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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Ci.ty of Fridley
Fridley, riinnesota
C. S. McCr_ossan, Tnc.
Route 2, Sox 32?.
Osseo, Minnesot� 55369
RE : CHANGE OI'cDI'R NO . 1
STREET I1�iPROVE?�SEi�'T PROJECT ST, 1966-2
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You are hereby ordered, authorized and instructed to add to your
Contract,for Street Improvement Project St. 1966-2 the following street
' improvements based on the following estimated quantities for a net total
Addition�l Lump Sum Price of Six 'Tiiousand 7f,,ro Hundred Seventeen and
' Thirty-Six HundredLhs Dollars $6,217.36
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or d�letions from the app-r�ximate quantities by the Contract or agreed '
upon unit prices noted, other incidental items st�all be compensated for
at Contract amount bid prices. �
STFEET:
MSA' ��308 (i3rd Avenue) • From Commerce Lane to T.H. ��47
Item No. ', Quantities
2105.501 ' 1,000 Cu. Yds.
2130.501 ' 10 M. Gal.
2110.521 ' 1,071 Cu. Yds.
2201.527 535.5 Cu. Yds.
2331.501 642.6 Gal.
2331.504 19.57 Ton
2331.510 441.7 Ton
2341.502 160.6 Gal.
2503.512 100 Lin. Ft.
2506.507 2 Lin. Ft.
2506.511 1 Vert. Ft.
2506.522 2 Assem.
1 Vert. Ft.
Item Unit Price
C1ass "A" Excav�.tion
Water
Granular Mat. in Place
Gravel Mat.(C1. V) in place
Bit. Ma.t. £or Prime Coat
Bit. Mat, for_ Mixture
Binder Course Mixture
Bit. �at. f�r iack Coat
F�I 12" R.C.P, Secaer Ciass
III w/gasket Joint
Constr. C.B, Design C or G
Reconstruct �fanh�le
Adj. Frame & Rin� Casting
Valve Box Extension
$ .45
4.00
.72
2.60
.20
30.00
4.20
.30
7.00
45.00
40.00
45.00
25.40
Total
$450.00
40.00
771.12
1.392.30
128.52
587.10
1,855.14
48.18
700.00
90.Oa
40.00
90.00
25.00
$6,21Z.36
(forward)
St. 1966-2
Change Order ��1
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TOTAL LUMP SiTM PRICE OF CH�23GE ORDER N0, 1.....$6,217.36
Submitted and approved by City Engineer, Nasim Qureshi, P.E.
on this 21st day of�August, I967. .
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NASIM QURESHI, P,E.
City Engineer
Approved and accepted this
day of August, 1967 by C. S. Mc_
Crossan, Inc. .
C. S. MCCROSSAN, INC. •
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Approved and accepted this
day of August, 1967 by ttie City Council
of Fridley, Minnesota.
By
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Mayor
City Manager
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� A RESOLUTIOTd Uf'� r �I���T PRELl��IIi1f1RY PI�ZS, SY�i;1FICIsTIOIdS, AN�
' ESTINIATES OF `'i'H�; COSTS Th�'R�;OF: STRr T IMIP'ROVF''����:dT PRO�EC�
sT. 1967-3 (.c�PEr�trl% #1)
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BE IT R�SOLV�?, by the Council oi th� City of Fridley as folloti�s:
l. That it app�ars in the interes� of the City an1 of the property oumrriers
affected t'riat there be constructed. certain imr�rovements, tio-wit:
Street Improvements, includinU grading, siabilized base, hot-mix bituc�-
inous ma+, concrete cur'o and ��tter, V�ater, and sar_itary se�rter service: ,
storm.sewer and other facilities, located as folloz�rs:
Mississippi Street: From 2nd Street to T.FT. #47,
2. Tha�t the Ci�y �gineer, TTasi� Qureani, and i�iir�n.e�ota Highway Ehgineers �.re
hereby authcrizeC and di.r2ctLd to dra.,r the preli�inary plans and
specifications a�.d to tabulate t'r�s resul�s of his estima.tes of the
costs of said i�provements, incivding e�r�ry i�em of cost from
ineeption to comple�ion an�. alI �ees and expe*_lses incurred (or to
be incurred) in connection therewi+h, or the iinancing thereof, and
to make a preliminary report of his fin3ings, statin; therein wheth�r
s�id imprcve�ents are f�asible an� :•r�etrier they can best be u�ade
as pr�posed, cr in connection wit'n SOLR@ ot'ner improvements (and the
esti�ated cost as reco�?mended�,includir.� also a description of the
lands or area as may receive ber_efi.ts t�erefrom ana as u�ay be
proposed to be assessed.
3• That the Cit�r Clerk sriall act to ascer�ain the na�� and address c,f
the owr�er of each parcel of lani dirECtly affec�ed or 4rithin the axea
of lands as ma�r be proposed to be assessed -For said inprove�ents �and
each of them�; and upon receipt from said �gineer� of the sa.id
preliminar� rEport, calculate estinates of assessa�ents as ma,y be
proposed reiative thereto against each. of said lands.
4, That said preliminary report of the E�igineers and estima�es of
ass�ssments. of the Clerk, shall be furnished to t'ne Council, and ma.de
available for inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as m�,y
be a.ffected thereby at an;� pu'olic nearino held reia.�ive t:�ereto, as
well as at any prior t�me reasonable and ccnvenienf.
;. ADOPTr� BY THE CITY COUTTCIL OF TKE CITY OF �i IULEY TFiIS
DAY OF AUGUST
ATTEST:
CITY CL ''i - :�?u._r,lir� C . B?^ux:.s�I1
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MAYOR - Jac� 0. Kixkham
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A RESOLUi'I0;1 RECEIVI�+G TF[E PF.F;L,Ii•IINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUELIC
FIEARI�TG O1vT T'HE TLITTER OF T�tE CO\iSTP.liCTIOti OF CERTAZN IrIP�O��E�IENTS -
' STRE;ET IrIPROVEi�iE;1T PROJECT St. 196:�-3 ��D�UM #1�
� WHEREAS, the construction of cer[:ain iniprovements is deemed to be in
the interest of the City of Fri.diey aiid the property owners affected there-
by.
BE IT RESOLVED, oy the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
lows:
1. That the preliminary report submitted by the City Engineer, Nasim
Qureshi, is her.eby received and accEpted.
2. That this Council cai11 meet on the � day of September , 1967
at 8:00 o'clock ?.rl. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley for the
purpase of holding a Public Hearize o�: the improvenent noted .ia the
Notice attached i�ereto and made a gart th�reof by reference, Exhi-
bit "A" .
3. That khe arEa propose�' to be assessed for said iniproveinants and each
of them as noted in said notice are al? t'r_e lands and areas as noted
in said notic�: A11 of ti-�e sane to be assessecl �roportionately ac-
cording to the�benefits received.
4. That the City rianager is authorized and directed to give notice of
such Public Heariag by publishin; a notice thereo£ in the otficial
newspaper of tlie City of Fridley according to law, such notice to be
substantially in tne form and substar.ce af the notice attached here-
to as Exhibit "A".
ADOPT�'D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF', AUGUST , 1967.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERI� - ria�-vin C. BrunseZl
I�.AYC�R - Jack 0. Kirkham
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OF�'IC1AL PUBLICA��'ION
CITY OF FP�IDLE'Y
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ST. 1967-3
ADDENDL'M #1
• NUTICE OF HEA�RING ON Il�TPROVIl�LENTS
WHF�tEAS, the Cit�r Covncil of the Cit.y of Fridle�, Anoka County,
Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to receive esidence pertaining to the
improvements hereinafter described.
NOW THEftEFORE, NOTICE IS ?iEREBY GIVETd THAT on the 5� day of
September , 1967, at $:00 o'clock P.M. the City Council will meet
at the Cit,y Hall �_ri said Cit.y, and will a+, said time and place heax all
parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
The general. nature of the improvements is the construction (in
the lands and streeta noted below� of the folloaing improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUC^lION ITENi
Street improvements, i�cluding gradirig, stabilized base, bituminous
surfacing, canc-rete curb and��ztter, and other facilities located
as follows:
Mississippi.Street: From 2nd Street to T.H. #47•
ESTIlKATID COST ..................o�..o......o................0..$19�900.00
THAT THE .4�i.EA FROFOSID TO BE AS�ESSID I'O.R SAI� Il`�.'ROVE[�ZEIV'I' IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item above ----------------------
Al1 of the land abutting upon said stree+s r_amed above and a11
lands within, adjacen.t and abutting thereto.
Al1 of said ?and to be assessed propoz�tionatel�r according +o the
benefits received by such improvements.
Tha� should the Gouncil proceed wi+h said improveu�en.ts chp�r will consider
each separate improvements, excep+ as hereaiter otherwise provided by
the Cour�cil all ur..der the following authori+y, to-c�rit: NIinnesota
Statutes 1961, Chapter 42g and �aws amendator� i�hereo�, and in con-
formity with the City Charter.
DATID THIS DAY OF AUGUST , 1967, BY O�DF� OF THr� CITY COUNCTL.
' Publish: August 25, 1g67
September l, 1967
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Consa�lting Eaagineers
1446 County itoad "J"
Minneapolis, Minaiesota 55432
August 8a 1967
C.�iANGE ORDER NUMBER THREE
SAN. S� � R, WATL�R AND STORM SEWER It4FROV�►�iT
PROJECT 84
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
C. S. McCrossaa, Inc.
Route 2
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
Gentlemen:
You are heareby ordered, authorized, and iastructed to make the follaring
changes:
Delete from this Contract the construction of storm sewer oa
Madison Street N.E, from Cheri Lane south to 53--1/2 Avenue N.E.
The Coatract price shall be adjusted iu accordance with the Proposal.
Submitted and approved bq Comstock & Dav3s, Iac. this 8th day of August 1967.
COMSTOCK b DAVIS, INC.
By
L, v, co�tock, P. E.
Approved this daq of Au�ust, 1967 by C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
C. S. MCCROSSAN, INC.
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Approved a�►d accepted this day af Au�ust, 1967 by the City of �'ridley.
Mianesota.
A�ayor Actiug City Manager
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Coasaal�i�a� Eng��eers
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Minmmeapolis, �iiane�ota 55432
August 16. i967
CHAN�E ORI�ER 1dU1�88 FOUR
S�1. SEWEB, WATER A�tU ST�RM SEW88 II�lPROVSMBNT
PROJECT 8�
F'RIDLE7i, �ESOTA
Co S, McCroasan, Inco
Route 2
Oss�o, riinneso�a 55369
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You are berebgr ordered, suthogized and ingtructed to coastrust the vaterraia
from Central An��ue N.Be to ttae west ap�pu�xim�tely 600 fe�t. The �ork
coa�ists of the �ollawi.ng:
600 L. Fo 6°' C o I eP, Waearmaia
1 E8, 6'� X 6°� x 6„ C.Ia T6e
1 Eae 10°f CoYo Sleeve
1 Eao 6" Gsee oalve with Bo�
1 Ea, Fire ilydrane with Extern�]]. Valve � Box
1 Ba, Corporation Cock
1 Sae Curb Stop & Box
l0 �.oFo 1" Type "�" Wates Service Lina
1�ao 6e' Co Yo Plug
1 Bao 10t1 x 10" a 6°D CoYo Te�
The Cont�cact p�cice shall be acD justed ia aecordance with tbe PROPOSAL.
Submitted snd appxoned by Gc�stock & Dav3s, Inc. this 16th day of Augwt 1967.
' COMSTOCIC � DAVYS INC.
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Approved tteia day of �u�t 1967 bq C. So McCrosaan, Inc.
C. S. NLCCROS5AN, �NC.
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Approved and ac�epted ehis day of August 1967 by the City of Fridley,
P�1in�esota.
��o� A�tin� �i�y M�a�age�c
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LIST OF CONTR.ACTOP.'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL
AUGUST 21, 1967
GENER.AL CONTRACTOR'S •
King Lumber & Supply Co., Inc.
3211 Nicollet Ave.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Tonja B, Richter
Zuehlke Construction Co.
6495 Pierce St.N. E,
Fridley, Minnesota By: Robert Zuehlke
HEATING
Vent & Canopy Inc.
100 North First St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: William Nielson
MASONRY
Crawford- Merz Co.
2316 Fourth Ave. South `
Minneapolis, Minnesota � By: Ray J. Merz
MOVIN� �
Dale Movers, Inc.
7816 Central Ave. N. E. ,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Dale Peterson
SIGN ERECTION
Signcrafters 0utdoor Display, Inc.
836 40th Avenue N. E,
Columb'ia Heights, Minnesota By; James J. Stafford
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RENEi+L�L
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RENEW�L
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LIST OF MULTIPLE DWELLING LICENSE TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL
AUGUST 2Z. 1967 SEPTENIi3ER l, 1967 - SEPTEMBER i, i968
' OWNER ADDRESS
E. V. & Marcia R. Fuglestad
5174 St. Imier Drive
Minneapolis, �innesota 55421 6542 Central Ave. N. E.
Nathan & Darlene Schwartz
1401 Jersey Avenue South
Minneapolis, rlinnesota 101 Charles St. N. �.
Nathan & Darlene Schwartz
1401 Jersey Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 179 Charles St. N: E.
Nathan & Darlene Schwartz
140�1 Jersey Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 180 Charles St. N. E.
Michael A. Tema .
4701 University Ave. N. E.
Min.neapolis,.Minne:ota 5940 East River Ro�d
Leonard E. Dailey
£s251 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota � 8251 East River Road
A and G En[erprises
Pine Tree Lake F.oad
White Bear Lake, Minnesota 5701 Highway ��'65
Wil'liam H. Gottwaldt,
Richard Ta. GottTaaldt,
Dona.ld C. Savelkoul
6300 Baker Avenue N. E.
Fric3ley, Minnesota 6341-43 Highway ��&S
Richard E. Thill
1000 Parker Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 6379 Highway 4� 65
Rob�rt N. Conley
5336 Bryant Aveune South
rlinneapolis, Minnes�ta 6393 Highway 4� 65
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc/ �
�200 France Avenue South
_ MinneapoZis, i�Iinnesota 5100 Horizon Drive
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc. •
3200 France Avenue South
Minnea.polis, Minnesota 5101 Horizon Drive
UNITS FEE_
4 $ 10.00
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�ME ADDRESS
William J. Toeller
' 13002 Middlevale Lane
Silver Spring, Mar}�land 43C Irontor� St. N. E.
PA : E 2 .
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Lynde Investment Co.
2700 Raleigh Ave. S.
Minnea�olis, Minnesota 910 Lynde Drive
Lynde Investment Co.
2700 Ral�igh Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 950 Lynde Drive
Lynde Investment Co.
2700'Raleigh Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 990 Lynde D�-ive
S & S Investment Ca.
I202 Pike L�ke Drive
New Brighton, Minnesota ` 5475 �Iain St. N. E.
S & S Investment Co.
1202 Pike Lake Drive .
New Brighton, Minnesota 5495 Main Street N. E.
Kenneth F. Peterson
Hubert M. Nelson �
2441'Lyndale t�ve, South
Minneapolis, Minnesata 6019 Nlain St. N. E.
Marlon 0. Haugen,
A11an T, quello
Wayzata Bank BuiZding
Wayzata, Minnesota 6021 Main St. N. E,
3ames BEnedict Rudni*ski
6035 Main St. N. E.
_Fridley, Minnes�ta 6035 Main St. N. E.
Donald C. & Betty A. Wesr_om
117 Mississippi Place N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota 1Z7 i�iississippi Place
Allam C. Mattson
I20 tKississippi Place N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota I20 Mississippi Place
Benny B. Brown
11I32 Ch 1' R d
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Osseo, Minnesota 137 Mississippi P1ace,N..E. 4
Allan C. Mattson
120 Mississippi Place
Minneapol?s,.Minnesota 157 Mississippi Placa
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NAr1E ADDRFSS UNITS FEE
� A & G Enterprises
• Pin,e Tree Lake Road
White sea.r Lake, Mi�nesota 565� Polk St. N. E. 32 $ 32.00
� A & G Enterprises
Pine Tree Lake Road
� White Bear Lake, Min.nesota 5700 Po1k St. N. E. 32 32.00
James G. Pappas
� 4520 Twin Oak Drive
Minneapolis, Minnesota 6111 StarLane N. E. 18 18.00
A. G, Bruch,
, Ronald L. Bruch
212 Peninsula Road
• Minaeapolis, Minnesota 221 Satellite Larie 11 11.00
, Rogers Properties
6512 50th Ave. North � �
, Minneapolis, Minnesota . 5851 2nd St. N. E. _ 11 11.00
Hecto Co. - _
2215'Foshay Tower
� Minneapolis, Minnesota 5848 2nd St. �t, E. 8 10.00
James R. Olson t
� 3419 Brunswick Ave, North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5866 2nd St. N. E. 4 10.00
' Clayton H. Ericson '
Z325 Winnetk� l�ve . N�rth
Minn�apolis, I�innes�ta 6008 2nd St. N. E. 4 10.00
� Wend�ll G. & Elsie E1liott
120 �artman Circle
Frid}.ey, Minnesota 6511 2nd St. N. E. 4 10.00
� D. L. Scherer
6s25'Zna st. N. E.
� Fridley, Minnesota 6525 2nd St. N. E. 7 10.00
DonaTd A. & Gordo�. L.
Ghri$tenson
� , 5231 Fillmore $t. N:.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 6541 2nd St: N. E. 5 10.00
�Dr. Irving Herman
. 517 I�edical Art�
Minneapolis, �Iinrzesotu 5770 22 St. N, E, 11 11.00
� Joseph A. Laur�nt .
5800 22 St. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 5800 22 St. N. E. 4 10.00
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Albin Jotinson
• 6824 Ewing Ave. North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5810 22 St. N. E.
James B. Blomberg
c/o T. J. Hirsch Management
3954 Wooddale Avenue South
Minneapolis, riinnesota 5820 2� St. N. E.
Dr: Irving Herman
517 Medical Arts
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5846 22 St.'N. E.
Wiiliam S. Reiling
1866 Yorkshire Ave.
St. Paul, Minnesota 5901 22 St. N. E.
Hecto Co.
2215 Foshay Tower
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Donald J. Fleigle _ _
4617 Polk St�. N.E. - '
Minneapolis, Minnesota 6060 22 St. N, E. 4
John' F. Mezzenga `
4901 3rd St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 4901 3rd St, N. E, 7
Hy Itman .
1834 Oregon Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota �913-1T 3rd St. N. E. 7
Arnold Elmquist
4911,University Ave. N. E.
Minneapo.lis, Minnesota 4921 3rd St. N. E.
� Arnold Elinquist
4911 University Ave. N. E. '
Minneapolis, Minnesota 4939 3rd St. N. E.
Arno�.d Elmquist
4911', University Ave. N. E.
Minn�apolis, Minnesota 494y 3rd St. N. E..
John D. riiller
47 Race Creek Way
Fridley, Minnesota 4965 3rd St, hT. E.
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' �M� ADDRESS UNITS FEE
' C,. H. Miller
� 1095 Polk Circle N. E.
Minneapolis, Minaesota 4985 3rd St. N. E. 11 $ 11.00
C. H. Miller _
' 1095 Polk Circle N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5005 3rd St. N. E. 11 11.00
_ . W. W. Untinen
, 4347-University Ave. N. E.
Minneapolis,.Minnesota 5025 3rd St. N. E. 11 11.00
, Wm. H. Lee .
4233 Arthur St. N. E.
� Minneapolis, Minn.esota 5035 3rd St. N. E. 7 10.00
� Arvid E. Carlson & Son, In.c.
3200 France Avenue South �
� Minneapolis, Minnesota 520Q 3rd St. N. E. I1 _ 11.00
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Tnc.
3200 France Avenue South �
r Minr�eapolis, Minnesota 5201 3rd St. N. E. 11 11.00
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc. �
, 3200 France Avenue South
Minneapolis , Minnesota 5230 3rd St. N. E. 11 1I.00
� Arvi.d E, Carlson & Son, Inc.
3200 France Avenue South
� I"jinneapolis, Minnesota 5231 3rei St, i�, E. 11 I1.00
' Arvid,E. Carlson & Son, Inc.
3200 France Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5260 3rd St, N. E. �� 1�1 11.00
' Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc, �
3200 �'rance Ave. South
�inneapolis, Minn.esota 5261 3rd St. N. E. 11 11.00
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� � 3200 Erance Ave. South
Minn��polis, Minnesota 5290 �rd St. N. E. 11 I1.00
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc.
' 3200 France Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 529I 3rd St. N. E. ?1 11.00
I Lester Mayo .
4950 riadison St. N. E.
rfinneapolis, Minnesota 5974 3rd SC. N. E, 4
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Leo J. Hynes
' 2724 Irving Ave. North
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Minneapolis, Minnesota 6.051-53-55 3rd St. N. E. 3
Richard Torgeson
6065.3rd St. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 6061-63-65 3rd St. N. E. 3
Warren E. Berg-
3920 39th Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5320 4th St. N. E. 4
Francis deRidder
855 86th Ave. N. W.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5347-49 4th St. N. E.
Ra1ph J. White
588 49th Ave. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5644 4th St. N. E.
Robert A. Skogrand,
Thomas Buesino
1349 Pennsylvania Ave. South
_ Minneapolis, Minnesota 580Q 4th Ste N. E.
Edgar Bernard `
2b 05 Nor th 9 th Ave ,
Anoka, Minnesor_a 5370 5th St. N. E.
David W. Adams
514'Sth Ave. S. E.
� Minn�apolis, Mir,.nesota 5384 5th St. N. E.
Ra1pY� J. Braun
5g29 Kellogg Ave. Sauth
Minneapolis, Nlinne.sotu 5420 5th St. N. E,
Raymoz�d T . Game
5009 Excelsior Blvd.
Minneapalis, Minnesota 5428 5th St. N. E.
Leo J . ?iynes
�724 �rving Ave. North
Minnespolis, Minnesota 5400-02 7th St. N. E.
Harold D. Morrow
Hwy,29 South
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NAME ADDRESS
' • Arvid E. Carlson &
Son, Inc .
3200 r^rance Ave. South
' Minneapolis, Minnesota 305 53rd Ave. N, E,
Arvid E. Carlson & Son, Inc.
' 3200 France Ave. South
Minnespolis, Minnesota 215 53rd Ave. N. E,
Wilbur B. Koplitz
, 8025 N. Douglas Drive �
Minneapolis, Minnesota 1Q50 52nd Ave, N. E.
' Wilbur B. Koplitz
$025'',North Douglas Drive
• Minneapolis, Minnesota 1090 52nd Ave. N, E.
' Wilbur B. Ko litz
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8025 North Douglas Drive
Minneapolis, M3.nnesota 1120 52nd Ave. N. E.
� Wilbur B K .
oplitz
8025 North Douglas L�rive '
' Minne,apolis, Min.nesota 1170 52n.d Ave. N. E.
Davi.d J . Lyyt inen �
' 218 G�ramercy Ave, North
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16 16.00
16 16.00
16 16 . 00
Min�eapolis, Miiznesota 390 57th Place 4 10.00
Leona�d Weigel _
, 6oQO �tn st. rd. E.
Min�te�.polis, Minnesota 359 57th P1ace N. E. 8 1Q.00
� Dr . I ving Hernan,
Irvin� Efron
3025 5alem Ave..
� Minne�.polis, Minnesota 262 57th Place N. E. 8 10.00
Marvin Gordc�n .
' 2201 �olden Valley Road ,
Minne�polis, Minnesota 251 57th P1ace N. E. 7 10.00
Josep� J . Ryan
, , Route �� 4 :
Box 1.12 -
Wayzata, Minnesota 105 58th Ave. N, E. 7 10.00
' ; Ar.thu� Richard Fosler
�' 191 S�2 Way N. E. . �` .
Minne�polis, Minnesota 190 59.� Way N. E.� � 12 12.00
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Arrhur Richard Fosler ,
, 191 592 Way N, E.
. Minneapolis, Minnesota 191 592 ulay N. E. 12 $12.00
, Clifford T. Bakko
9119'13th Ave. South
� Minn'e�polis, Minnesota 151 592 Way N. E. 12 12.00
' Harold M. Battig
- 1640 Spring Valley Road - -
Minneapolis, Minnesota 150 592 Way N. E. 12 I2.00
, E. David Krawetz
1679 University Ave.
, St. Paul, Minnesota 1060 64th Ave. N. E. 15 15.00.
, M. A. Biddle
, 4800 Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 211 79th Way N. E. 8 10.00
Dr. Irving Hern�an
� 517 Medical Arts .
Minneapolis, Minnesota 181 79th Way N. E. 8 10.00
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' PUBLIC DRINF:I�;G PLACE
Canterbury Inne, Inc. by: Robert E..Christenson
, 6479-81 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
' Howie's by: Howard A. Nelson
240 Mississipgi Street Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55421 �
' Fridley VFW,Post 363 by: Erling 0. Edwards
- 1040 Osborne Road N�rtheast
Fridley, Minne�ota 55432
' Frantier Club by: Marlene Povlitzki
7365 Central Avenue Northeast
' 'Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Sandi.es's Cafe by: William F. Weiss
' 6490 Central Avenue Northeast �
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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Goon Rapids, M�nnesota
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V7ork comp3.e��.ed :�or_ Storm Se���er Projec� '�;81.
(Able i o-F3aker �zre�ts)
F. D. Chaprnan Ca_zsLruc�ian Co. and Associ.a�i:ed
Cori'crac-L-inq (A Joiii�t Ventuxe) , 1017 P.hode Is�and
Avenue Norzh, I��I.inneapol is, Niinncsata 55�!•27
Esta.mate *;1 � Storm Se���er_ Improveinent Pxoject
No. 87, �cuordi.zig -co contxac-� (EJ.y & Ru-�h Stree�c
Area} (Pa:�-Gi a� }
Rysgaard-�i:astex Co. � :Lnc.
1253 V?est Cor_n�:? ly Si.�: eet .
Sto Paul, Ni�.nn�so-ca 5511,2
ES�].Iit :t�: ;-;2 (F:i_N1L) Y•�Jater Smprc�ver.,�r�t Proj�ct
I��. 83 �RGL�ci.1?" or 4'ne 1.� �I.G. Rese:cva�r)
Har.ry s. Har.-��ri�z �; Ca., Inc. -
l�iechanicul Con�.rac�.or ,
1�11. -- J.lth Av�nue Sou�.h
yta.nneapala.s,� Ni?.'r_neso-�a
Fridtey Ci�v?c Cer�4er -� Cextiii.GaLe �?o. 7
(Ju1.y 31., �i1967) zox p�ri.od from �L�n� 15,
1.967 ta �"u�I.y ],9, I.967. �
F�Z�ied Elac;;tog' Company .
3601 -- 48�n AveinuP �Tor.th
Minneapol.i.s, PZi,nnes�o�ta
Esti.mate �,1
Pro j ect �,Ta.
to cantrac',�
(Partial) Str.eet �mprovernent
ST. 1967-10 (Seal Coat) accoxding
Dunkley Szzriacing Co., Inc,
3756 Grand Streiez No-r.theast
Mi.nneaao?is, Mi�nesota
Estiraate T 2 (Pa7:i.iay) Street Ir,3�� ro=�en:�n-c
Project No, ST. 1.9�7-1 accozdin� to co�trac�
(Rairioow I:rive, 6? st to Conet, 63rc1 - Univers�_ty
Serv? ce Road to Sth StrEe; , Arl.:.hur-- i�Iississippj.
$ 369.90
$i3,9z6e��
$ 859sO�r
$17,1&1.00
$10,125.00
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� DunYley Esta.mat� rt 2 (con-cinuecl j ST. 1367-1
to izarth property line of Rice Creak School,
� Hugo Street -- East River Road to east end
o� street and Civic Ce�ter Parkzng lot) $21,169.71
� Du e
nk1 y Surfac�ng Ca., Inc.
3756 Grand Stree�c No•rtheast �
� Minneapolis, M3.n�:esota
Estima-te �9 (Partial) Street �mprovement
� Project No. S^. 1966-1 (Schedule A)
according to contract (oak Grove Addition,
.P.iverview Hei�h�s, etc.) $24,052.60
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Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
City of Fridley
6431 University Ave. �d.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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�Ro6e4t ��'�irtde2, �.�eq. Gnc)�. Q �
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�Lnt. �i�. �ensen �.eg. �il�t.
� c�. (�ucn �ath{�un, ��g. Sutveyon
Ciui� � �.J�'�unicipa� �ng�neeting
�and sUtveyo,s
�and �'l�nn�ng
cSoi� �esting
August 1, 1967
. Re: Project 4�81
Dear Sir: �
Underground Services Inc. of. Coon P,apids, Minnesota
placed sod ovzr the storm sewer line from Able to Bal�er Streets.
I inspected`this on July 31, 1967 and found it of good quality
placed over black dirt and w�ll watered. As this was all that
was required of the contract to obtain release of the money
held back, I reco�nend that this project be accepted as com-
plete and any monies withheld be paid to the contractor.
Yours truZy,
SUBURBAN ETiGINEERING INC.
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Darrel Clark, Engineerin.g Assistant, has checked the above
project and fcund everythinE; satisfactory. .
I concur with the recommendation of Suburban Engineering to accept
the wo�k as completed for Storm Sewer Project #81 and tha� the money with-
held i�. the amount of $369.�0 be released rLow to ��ie contractor.
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Minsieapol�.s, Minnesota 55432
August 9, 1967
, Honorable Mayor and City Couacil
c/o Marvin'C. Bruneell, Actiag Maasager
�City of Fridleq
' �6431 Unive�sity Avenue N.$.
lFt3nneapolis, Aiinnesota 55421
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c��ra�c�� oF x�xE Errcirr��R
We subait herewith Eatimate No. 2, tbe Final 8atimate for Rysgaard-Master
, �:o., Inc.,'1253 West Conn�lly Street, St. Paul, Minnesota 55112, for work
completed for Wa�er Improvement Prnject No. 83, repair of the 1.5 M.G.
Reservoir.
Lt� Si�t BI,D $7,2�0.00
Addttions or Deductions p�
FINAI. ODN'TRiACT P�ICE S7, 280.00
Lesst Estim�ate �1 6,420.96
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AMOtTNT NOW �UB. e , , . . . . , . . , . . o . . . , . , , , . . $ 859.04
We have vie�i�ed the work under aoneract for Water Improvement Project No.
83, and fin� tha� the same ia sub�tautiallq complete in aceordance with
the contract documents. We secom�nead that th� final paymeat be msde upon
ace�ptsace By your Honorable Body, and that the one year contractual main-
tenance bond conmaence on the date listed abovee
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ca: Rqsgaard Mester Co., Inc.
Reapectfuliq submitted,
COMSTOCK 6 DAVIS, INC.
By G�����
B. V. Comstock, P. B.
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�' � D A 7' [ Of ARCH!TcCT'S PRO:ECT No: 6013�
�! ISSUANCE: Jit�.y 3�' Ig67 p�o�FCr: Fridl.ey Civic Center .
�' cERT�FicAr� N�: �7 a�uf:�ss: 643I University Avenue N.E.
� AP�LICA710t�S NO: 1�? OVVhER: C1�3i of Fridley
N FOR RERIOD rr CONTRACTOR: H.S. HORWITZ, INC.
o� FROM: 6�15�6? CONTRACT �oR: �gechanical Work
c�I Td� CONTRACT DATE:
; i/19/b7 November 2 1966
oi � S.C. Smiley � Associ�.tes
aj ro: Village of. Fridley 1750 Hennepin Avenue, Mpls, Minn. 55�;.Q���
a � In accordance with this Cbntract and the aitac!�ed Application For Payment the Contractor is entitled io payment in the amaunt
stipulated below. -
The present status of the account for this Contract is as foilows;
[r� APPRQVED
❑ APPROVED AS NOTED
❑ RETURNED FOR CORRECilON
❑ NOT EQUAL TO SPECIFICATIONS
fiiECKED fOR RESIGN AWD MATERIALS ORiIY.
VENDOR TO EE E�SPORiSiBtE fOR ACtURACY OF
DETAlL D;A5EN5lGNS, V'cRIF{CATION OP FIEiO
CO(�lDIT[ONS QND 'LOORD:NATtON WtTH A!L
ADJACEWI 1h08K. '
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SUB TOT�L . . . . . . . . . . . $ ;
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• T� T� L C O�I i�2 � G T 7 O D A i E .$__._.�.�.'��25.1. D4—
BALANCE TO FIN(SF-! . . . . . . �_��.�3�_,._49
iOT�,�. C0�9Pl�i�l� T� DAT� . $�.$�.41�_._Q_Q_
MATERiALS 5TJRED . . . . . . $__. _ _
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s �ESS 10 % R��AIN�GF . $ ���541.90
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RETAl1�tAGE . . . . . . . , . . . $ �8�'1�1Q_---
LESS PREVIOUS �> G�i4; •t�
P A Y ivl E N T S . . . . . . . . . . . $-- ��.--�_
THi� CERT6FiCATE . . . . . . . . , , $ 4 � � ��-0 �E�
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Date: �'��� '' �
This certificate is not neg �able, it is payable only to #he payee named herein and its issua�nce, pa�t
and acceptance are without prejudice to any rights af the Owner or Contracror under t eir Contract.
IF AIA DOC. G702, APPII�ATION FOR PAYMENT, cr other application forms containing satisfactory evidence�f payment for
work complEted do not accompany this Certificate, the Contractor shali provide the following certification by signin� below.
State of: , �
County of: j Subscrib�d and Sworn to 'before me this
The underiigned certifies that the Work covered by this Certificate r'or
Payment has been completed in ac�ordance with the Con'rect Uocuments,
that all items"showr on previous Appiicafions fo• Payment and on which
payments have been receiyed have nov.� been paid, and that the current
payment shown herein is now due.
Contractor.
By: � � /CG�,,�t� � �, _ . ? Date: z July 31� 196?
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CERTIFICATE OF AAYMENT .
4fA DOC G-703 � SEPT. 1967 EISITION ONEPAGE
THE AMEP.iCAN fNSTITUTE OF ARCHItEGTS YAGE 1-
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HORWA.��I� & �IORWAT�I ACCOUN7'ANTS & AUDITORS
August 8, 1967
Mr. Marvin C. Brunsell,
Acting City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N. E.
� Fridley, Minnesota - 5g�+21
5ubject: Liquor Store Study
Dear Mr. Brunsell:
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AREA 6t2 332-7348
512 NICOLLET 6UILDING
MINNEAPOLIS 2. MINN.
T�ank you r�nd the City Council for your recent letter and youlr
accept.a.nce of our praposal to make a special study of Fridley's liquar
store operation. '
In order to ke�p the record stxaight, I woul.d appreciate the�;
Council or someone in authority indicating their acceptance by signirig
the duplicate aopy of our proposal (which outlines the work�. This way
there caaz be no mi.sunderstandi�g. Also, the proposal calls for a re-
tainer of $1,200.00. No doubt this has been overlooked, a.nd it woua.d
be appreciated if you would mail this promptly so as not to delay the�
study.
Very tru7.y yours,
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ec: Mayor Jack 0. Kirkham
City of Fridley '
: 6l,�31 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota = 55�+�
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, �. Petztion No. 30-1967
� Date Received August 15, 1967
�� Object To distribute cost of sidewalk throughout the City of Fridl�y
_ 61st Avenue N.E. from University Avenue N.E. to 7th Street :
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Und�z°sign�d Prop�rtf O.rners on dlst Av�:�ue PJ.F. fro:n University
Avenue id. �. t.o 7th Stre�.zt �T. E.
Petition to Distribut�� Cost of Side�aalk Thraughout CitJ of
Fridley Resi.deats
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� Fridley to distr•ibute the cost of said side:��alks throughout the city of
�� Fridle�. In that from 7th Street N.F. to Caro1 Driv.e said sidewal?z on '
either side of 61st �venup IJ.�a is either on school or city propartv
we will have �o sh�sre in that cost plus being assessed a percentage of
� said sidewalk on our pro��erty. ;�la fesl this is unfair because we wi12
receiv� no direct benefits, in�tPad, ti,e have lost a percentage of our
lawns and will suifer increased traffi� and perhaps b� forced to maintain
a necessar=, nuisaizce that we didn't want in the first place. Also, some of
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� Object Signal light thaf wi11 operate during school`crossing hours
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from school. Signal light at 7th Street and 53rd Avenue N.E.
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RESOLUTION N0.
CITY OF FRIDLEY
COUNTY OF .ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO CITY OF FRIDLEY-NORTH SUBURB_9N
SANIT.ARY SE6TEft DISTRICT SEWF� USE AGREF�NT,
WHII�EAS, the City of Fridley and the North Suburbaal Sanitary Sewer
District entered into a general sewer use agreement, conditioned, modified
and limited by a supplementar�r agreement dated the 8�' da�r of J�n.uary, 1964, ang
WIiII�EAS, Section 7 of said supplementar�r aa eement relative to con-
nection charges reads in part as follows, "Fridle� shall have the right to
connect portions or all of its sewer system directly to the District disposal
s.yatem on a temporar� or permanent basis, as Fridl�y ma� elect, and shall pay
current con.nection charges to the District;...", and
NOW, TF�R�E'ORE BE IT RESOLVID as follows:
l. That the Cit� of Fra�dley has not exceeded its disposal capacity
at 22nd and Marshall, or 43rd and Marshall, •
2. That it has elected to connect to trie District system the
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sanitary sewer laterals serving the following areas on a�
� insert temporary or per�anerrt
basis.
a� Lateral serving proposed 72r�d Avenue and Norton �cenue;
b� Lateral servin.g 69�' Avenue; "
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c� Lateral serving Designware Iizdustries at: 6536 Main Stxeet N.E.
3. In the event the Cit.y elects to connect permanently to tY?�
District disposal svstem then the properly designated City officials ar.e herek,y
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authorized to pay tht connection charges as establi�,ned i.n Sche:_ule C of the
niaster agreement entered into bet�,-een rhe City and tiie District.
Passed and adoUted by the City of Fridley the day ot ,
1967.
Attest:
City Clerk
STATE OF �IINNESOT� )
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COUNTY OF ANO'�A ) ss.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY )
CITY OF FRIDLEY
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I, the undersigned, tYie duly qua].ified and acting City Clerk of the
City of Fridley, �iinnesota, DO HER:BY CERTIFY that this is a true and correct
copy of a resolution relative to �ity of Fridley-North Suburban Sanitary Sewer
District sewer use aoreement.
WITNESS riy hand officially and tne official seal ot the City this
@ay of 1967.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR COUNCIL CONSENT AND APPROVAL - AUGUST 21, 1967
NAME
James Marion Brindley�
991 Hathaway'Lane
Fridley, Minn. 55421
Warren Milton Marsyla
6379 Highway No. 65 N.E.
Fridley, Minn. 55421
ZeRoy 0. McCoy
, 726 Ione Street
Spring Lake Park, Minn.
Gary L. Carlson
4251 Russell Avenue No.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55412
POSITION SAZARY
CM-ITI $565.00
Public Per Mo.
Works
Cri-III $566.00
Public �er Mo.
Works
CM-III $566.00
Public Per Mo.
Works
xnspector $670.00
`Building Per Mo.
' �.nspectior, Dept.
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Dale Bakke
Robert Blosky
Clifford Weiss
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MEMORAIdDUM
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Date, August 8, 1967
Comm. hlo.: 6013
, Projecr . Fridley Civic Center :
Subject Exterior Site Lighting
Memo By : Mas Matsumoto
� Present , : Telephone Conversation
� -Copies To: Mr. Brunsell, Hoffman Electric, Whitcomb & West
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Advised by Mr. M. Brunsell that City is not going to�
do anything at this ti:ne with the exterior site light-
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The City will put in sleeves for conduit when they
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FIRST NATIOfJAL-SOO LINE CONCOURSE 507 MARQUET7E AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 339-8291 (AREA CODE E'12;
August 15, 1967
The Mayor and City Council
Fridley, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
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If you saw it we expect you were disturbed by twe talkedttoet
Journal Editorial July 27 mentionir.g FridlWhich was published
' Mr. Brunsell about ii: and drafted a repl.y
(in part) on August 9. Also Commercial West carried the
enclosed letter on August 12.
1ulight I also say that we f�-rat�ne�se�vicestonWthe lOtheand�a
tives of the New York bond g
drove through it in the company of Mr. Brunsell on the 11'ch.
Of course, they don't say what they think when we are around,•
but we believe the New York people were impressed.
Very truly yours,
EHLE. S S C � S, INC .
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Enclosure .
cc: Dr. John K. Hansen, Superintendent of Schools
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Editor, �The Wn.11 Strect Jour�int:
We represent the city of' Fridiey,
Minnesota, in the cale of �1,830,000 bonds on
September. Il and �ve were most horrified to
read in your editorial fhat you and tne
Committee for Economic Devclopment are
horrified hy Fridley's "fra.amented" govcrn-
ment.
May we assvre' you, and all those �rho
miaht have an interest in Fiidley bor.ds, that
this ciiy is gor•crried by honest, honorable and
competent people.
Ten years a�o it.was an e�ganse of sar.d
and bush. It now has some 30,000 people
undcr a city manager form of „overnrrient. Zt�
has a compl�te sanitary se�cer and wa,ter sys-
tem and is now completing a large storm
sewer project.
- Its j�eople secently approved a sizeable
bond issue for park acquisition and a new mu-
aicipal building is now undcr construction.
- Practically all :ts streets have hard-sur[aa �
' ing, many with curb and guiter. Recent hi�h•
way developments; which required par-
ticipation b}� Yhe city, are alrnost complete.
� It has �ttracted a fine indvstz•ia.l and com-
mercia.l tae base (about 45';"�) and a new F13
miIlion plant ot a Studebaker division will
start construction shortly+.
, While sevcral school districfs o�-e?•iap arcas
' ot the city� the quality of edtication is ot
the highest. The education level of its people
is ver,y, hich and Fridiey's pcople do Itnow
who's who in their got�ernment.
fn fact,. Fri3lsy, instead sf bcing, an �
; illustration of fragmented governrnent unablc 'i
to meet its problems,. is a c2car exariple of
the involrement of many locai pcople interest-
ed in various functions ot their go�.�crnment,
getting things done and sol�-inb their prob-
lems. ,
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. Presidc��t.
• F,hlr,rs � .t.s.soci�rtc.c I�ia .
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6000 West �lo��°e La.kp Drive
Burton M. Nygi�en
Fridley, hlintaesota, �5421 Aseistant Principa2
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tiugust 15, 1967
Mayor Jack Kirkham
Fridley City Hall
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, i�iinnesota 55421
Dear Mayor:
A� �soe draw close to a new schc�ol yeax I am reminded
of t17e excellent cooperation we have ha� fr.ot�. the
Fridley Police over tt�� past several years �rd I
th�ught it onZy fair to bring this t� y�ur atten.-
tion, Chief McCarthy and a11 of tt�e fa�c� have been
ffiost hel.pful in assisting with traf Eic control, crotad
control at school functions and �ener.al security, I
an sure this cc�apera�ion c��ill continue 3nd I believe
the degartmen� deserves a reul "pat" on the back,
I al.sc appreci.ate tt�e r.ew sfde�walks which have been
built on 61st and on West Maor� Lake Drive. 7°his
is a great con`ribution to the safety of our yaus:g
peogle,
I am m�st anxious that this cooperatiar. between our
city �nd schools con�inue,
Sincerely yours,
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Richard L. S�S:ltOri
Principal
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARIT1EIv'T
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MONTHLY REPORT - JULY 1967
STREET DEPARTMENT HOURS
1. Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
2. Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
3 . Grave 1 Haul ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9�
4. Gravel Surfaci�g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
5. Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117'�
6. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 958
7. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
8. Signs and Barricades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
9. Stabilizing with Chloride . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
10. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . 1802
� WATER DEPARTMENT
l. Filtration Plant Cleanup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36�
2. Filtration Plant Operatibns . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
3. Final Readings and.Collections . . . . . . . . . . . 45
4. Hydrant Repairs and Flushing . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
5. Miscellaneous Water Work ... . . . . . . . . . . 782
6. Painting of Hydrants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
7. Painting of Pumphouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
8 . Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 a
9. Standpipe Repairs . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
10. Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
11. Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . . . . lI'�
12. Water Meter Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . 91'�
13. Water Turn-ons . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11�
14. Watermain Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lI
15. Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
16. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . 54
SEWER DEPARTMENT
1. Lift Station Inspecti�ons and Repairs .... ... 422
2. Manhole Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
3. Miscellaneous Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88'�
4. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119'�
5. Sanitary Sewer �nspections . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
6. Equipr.lent Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT �
1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaning . ..... 15
2. Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . 262
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MONTHLY REPORT - JULY 1967
MISCELLANEOUS HOURS
1. Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
2. Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
3. Moving Salt Shed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9�
4. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
5. Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
6. Storm Cleanup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224
7. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356
8. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
9. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . . . 8
10. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department . . . . . . . 43
11. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . . . . . . . . 58
12. Equipment Repai.rs - Police Department . . . . . . . 4
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' ($tandard Form of the Internatio�ai Association of Cniefs of Police)
(Copies ovoilable ot Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535)
CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT ���
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
:�ic� �>c ----- FRI_DL�+'Y ---- ��ot,cf: �f __�. �TiJL� t9 �
� TABLE 1.--DIS7RIBUTION OF PERSONNEL .
• Average Doily Percent Daily Average Doily
Numerical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Strength
� F..nd o(� 'amemonth � $�R;,,rr.onth —�mr: month � Samemonth ' � Same month
. this month last year Thismont la�t year "['hisrtwntt;l l�st yeur This montt lest yenr ThismonthLastmonth last
year
, T'ot��l personrn�l. � _ •Q�
12 2
Chlrf's offlce� . �,
� Records bureau . � � - -
UnlfotmFd force . 2� � � � - �
' . Detectiv� bure-au Z . 1 . . -
Traf$c burerni . �
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' Fltst tellef . . . S 4 .
Second rellef . . 9 ! y
' Th1rd rellef . . . O � , , _ -
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' TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
!, TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH
1. Present for duty end of last monih ,... ....... 2,2 Same month
This month last year
� � 2. Reccuited durinq month . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .� - - � 1 � �
,, � . . _.. . _ .__. . � � v � . . �;�. � . . . . . . . � . � .
3. Reinstated durinq� month . . . . . . . . . . . I. Total r.umber of 22 .
patrolned ,
Totaltoaccountfor,,,,,,,,,,�.,.. ,��� 2, Less
permanent asslqnme�ts (public �
� _ ' " ` ' offices, clerical, chauffeurs, etc.) . . .
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4. Separr�tlons from the service: �� 3. LPSS details to speclal squads or bu-
� � �' ' reaus.(trafftc, vice, park, etc.) . ,
� (a) Voluntary resiqnation . . . . . . � � ' ' •
. � � . . • • � 4. Averaqe daily absences of patrolmen � . �
(b) Retirement on penslm . asslgned to patrol duty owing to:
(c) Reslqned wl�th cnurges pendinq _ ta� �'a�ation, suspPnslon, test t�•�[
. . . days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � �
(d) Dropped durinq probatirn . . . .
, . . . . . (b) Slck and lnJured . . . . . . . . . •�"2
(eJ Dlsmissed for cause .
(f) Killed tn line of,duty . . . . . . (c) Temporary details . . . . . .
�' (y) Deceased . . . . . . . ,
Total separattans , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1 Total averaqe daily absences . . v0
� 5. present [or duty at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . � S. Awllable for patrol duty . . . . . . . . . 2
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TABLE 4-- CR1�iiE I�lDEX A�D P�JL1�� ACTI�ITY TREt�D
� OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CNANGE
CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
� V5. SAME MONTN VS. SAME PERIOD
(PART I CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL ACTUAL THIS lAST YEAR LAST YEAR
KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES YEAR TO DATE
. THISMONTH THISMON7H NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
� la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT •
MANSLAUGHTER
2. FORCIBIE RAPE TOTAL
� a. RAPE BY FORCE
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
3. ROBBERY TOTkL
6 �
, a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON
b. STRONG.ARM • NO WEAPON
' 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL 9
a. GUN
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT �
� e. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON �
d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. - AGGRAVA7ED
5. BURGLARY TOTAL 1.0 ], 9 �5 '
' o. FORGIBLE ENTRY 2
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FOe2�E
e. ATTEMPTED FORCBIE ENTRY "
� 6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) 1 1 l�
e. SSO AND OYER IN VALUE C�'�
� 7. AUTO THEFT �,]. 2 9 51 .
CRIME INQEX TOTAL
16. MANSLAUGHTcR $Y NEGLIGENCE
' 4e. OTHER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVATED 'T Q
66. LARCENY, UNDER 550 IN VALUE 2
' PART 1 TOTAL ?8 �, 'l�, 4,'T � •
70TA1 PART 11 INGIflENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �?2
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TOTAL MISCE�LANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS . 3�� . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .�r,Sp31 .
�+ ..... . .
TOTAL CALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . . .7�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3�?7�,J,: . . .
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' AUTOMQ8ILESRECOVERED .
(A) NUMBER STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY
............................................... b .
' (6) NUMBERSTOIEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONi ::::::.:::::::::..::::::::::::::::: �
(C) TOTAL LOCAILY STOLEN AUTOS RECOVERED .
(0) NUAiBER STOLEN OUT OF JURtS�ICTION, RECOVERED LOCALZY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .. . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . -- 1
t + • .
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TABLE 5-- VAL�J€ OF PROPERTY ST�LE�;! R6VL� t2EC0�/ERED "
VALUE OF ?ROPERTY VALUE OF PROPER7Y VALUE OF PROPERTY
VALUE OF PROPER7Y STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY TOTAL VAIUE OF STOLEN OTMER
OFFENSE ' STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED AND RECOVERE.D BY LOCALLYSTOLEN �URISDICTIONS
LOCALIY OTHERJURISDICTION PROPERTY RECOVERED RECOYERED LOCALLY
•DVRIaLAKT j, �,.70 O 1 � O O�
RCENY 00 2• Q Z�.99 0
TO THEFT 22 . OO 62 O.00 2O2 • OO .00 O. C�O
rorA� 69113•41 64932•b9 2025.00 �66957•69 300.00
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TABLE 6-- OFFEi�SES CLE�4RED BY �RREST
,, yea� to date (include exceptioncal clearances) �
.
• NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES
,: CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST
CLASSlFICA�ION OF OFFENSES BY ARRES7 OF BY ARRES7 OF
TOTAL.CLEARED PERSONSUNOERIB
(PART I CLASSE$) ;� PERSONS UNDER 18 TOTAL CLEARED
- THIS LAST ..THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST
YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE
' o. MURDER AND NONNEGtIGENT MANSLAUGFI7ER �
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 4
. RAPE BY FORCE
b. ASSAUIT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
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OBBERY TOTAL 1
. ARMED • ANY WEAPUN
b. STRONG•ARM - NO WEAPON \
SSAULT TOTAI 8
a. GUN �
: KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON 1
HANDS FISTS, FEET, ETC: • AGGRAVATED '
�. OTNER ASSAULTS-NOT AGGRAVATED
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5 URGLARY TOTAL 2
e. FORGIBLE ENTRY 2
t .UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE
ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY 1
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT)
a. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE
UNDER SSO IN VALUE 133 3'�4
7. UTO THEFT � 2Ej 21 .
' .': GRAND TOTAL 198 - 66
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T/�BLE 7-- P�RSC>�5 �4�R�ST�C�, CH�4RGED Af�U�
QISPOSEt� �3� D9JRl�lG MONTH
' PERSONS COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MON7H I
ARRESTS
FORMALLY +
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF aFFENSES (INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGE) .�HARGED ADULTS GUILTY pCQUITTED REFERRED TO i
, JMIS � OR JUVENILE �
' • • TOTAL OFFENS€ L SSER OTHERWISE COURT �
JUVENILES ADULTS TOTAL ` CHARGED OFfENSE DISMISSED JURISDICTION i
1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: • '
o. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGUGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE
3. ROBBERY j
4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT (
5. $URGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING �
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 1, 1, �, 2
7. AUTO THEfT 'Z '� 2 �
8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e) � 1 I
TOTAL - PART I CLASSES �.S 2�. 1.1 1 ?
THIS YEAR TO DATE 2 I
IAST YEAR TO DATE
PERCEIvT CHANGE I
9. ARSON �
10. FORGERY AND COUN7ERFEITING
11. FRAUD '
12. EMBEZZLEMENT
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING,
POSSESSING
14. YANDAL�SM •
15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. �, 1 1 1 I
16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIiED VICE �:� �`
17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) Z �
18. NARCOTIC DRUC LAWS �
19. GAMBLING
20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMIIY AND CHILDREN
21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1„ ' �, 1,
22. LIQUOR LAWS 1 Z Z . �
23. DRUNKENNESS 1 � �, I t
24. Di50RDERLY CONDUCT � 2O l
25. VAGRANCY
26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) 8 1,], i
TOTAL - PART II CLASSES 8 �,2 Q ]�� 1,1 3
THIS YEAR Tp DATE �
LAST YEAR TO DATE
PERCENT CHANGE
TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH
PFiYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS
WARRANTSSERVED 1
CITATIONS ISSUED �, 1 9 '
TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS 7-2 �9 �1 �T1 �9 • 12 I
' d-79a (Rev. !0°21-65) l
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� CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT
I - TRAFFIC SUMMARY
Police Department
' City ot' FRIDLEY Month o: �NLY , 19�
TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
is Month Year to Date .
, � This Year Lasi Year o�o Change This Year Last Yeaz o/o Change
• Accident Total I 1 l�i 2•l6 +],.�.
' Fata1 � � �. �
PersonalInjury 2], ]_Ej .}.31 7��1 111 +12
' Property Damage ].B 25 ••2g 1.?? 158 �'12
Pedestrian 2 0 2
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Traffic Total
Hazazdous Violations
Other Violatiors
Pazking
DWI
Accident Arreats and Citations
Total Accidents
Fatal Accidents �
Persoas Killed
1t►jury Accidents
Persons Injured
edestrians Killed
Padeatrians Injured
Iit and Run Accidents
Cleared by Arrest
Cleared - No Arrest
� Total Cleared
TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY
This Month Year to Date
This Yeaz Last Yeaz o10 Change This Yeaz Last Yeaz
69 16�. — 9 5 1 ?l _
b. 65 —2 292 342
18 -'� � 138 108
0 76
0 l
90 2I�9
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TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY Of TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
This Month Year ta Date
This Year Last Year o/o Change This Year Last Year
1 41 316 276
0 o i o
o a � 3 0
2� Z6 � + 1 1 1 llZ
38 31 +22 242 186
0 0 4 0 0
2 0 2 7
5 3 +66 39 30
1 0
4 I i II 29
i/o Change
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+30
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_ TABLE 4. COA9PARATIVE SUF/iMARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFORCEMENT (By Hour of Doy and Day of Week)
Monday Tuesday Wednesda, Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Ci�atiun Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citrition
� Acci- and Acci- and Acci- �nd Acci- and �cci- flnd Acci- and Acci- and
Time dent Arrest dent ��rrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent ArreGt dent Arrest dent Arrest
12 M 1
1:00 . I
2:00
3:00 ,
4:00
5:00 ' '
s:oo 2
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s:oo
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10:00 ; . _ ].
11:00 1- . 1 1
12 N ' ]. . '• 1
1:00 �
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3:00 � Z 1
4:00 3 3 �
5:00 l Z . � � 2
s: o0 1
7:00 2 - �
s:oo .
9:00
10:00 Z
11:00 ], 1 1
Note: °Cits�tion and Arrest" column shoulr� include oII traffic citations and arrests made during e�ch hour period except parking
citations. .
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TABLE 5. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFORCEMENT (By Yiolation)
This ASor�th Year to Date
This Yeaz Last Year This Year Last Year o o Chanoe
Hazardous Violations Total 6� Ej5 30Q 353
nwi • 1 11 15
Speeding 36 52 �.71.j. 2�.z
Reckless Driving 1,
1 J
Careless Driving �„ 21 -
'1}affic Signal 3 28
scop s�gn 3 11 19 58
Other Regulatory Sign 10
Improper Passing 1
Improper Turning 1 , 2
Right of Way - Vehicle .-
Right of Way - Pedestrian • •
Following Too Closely
No or Improper Signal 1
Improper Start from Parked Position
Improper Backing
Improper Lane Usage ?
Failure to Dride - Right •
Defective Equipment 2
OtherHazardous Violation 15 1C� .
Other Violations Total lg 138 .T8 r
�Parking Violation Total Q 2 9
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PU]3L' IC HEAI2IDIGS -
August 7, 19C7, �L�`�=��� Pages 1-- 25.
�ugus-L 1.�j z�E7l G�`��i Pages 25 - 33.
4 minutes
� On irnprovement - University Avenue S�rvice Roada
/ A� ST. Z967-3, 20 minutes -��"� �.�� �� �,3,1 Page 3�r.
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� Budget, � mi.nutes - 7L��-�-�
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'� � Resoluta.�?�T�.�ak�rqya Transfer from the Public U� ality
Func� to Im�rt�vein�n-` Bonds of 1960 Furzd, ].963 Fund,
FT-�75 4�dat��racr}cs �und and Rcfun�inc� Bo��a Funa,
2 minutes `
Page 35,
� Secon� n �
• �.e�.ding Oi prdinanc�
� .�utcr� Ei.m D,iseas�,
5 min.�ztes y(� Pages 36 - 39 �
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5. Res�l.ut�.on Conf�.�:mi.ng� 1�ssessment Roll - I.9�� .
Service Connecti�,;�s, 5 niinutes - G���-� �� Pages �0 - 43 .
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Bid� -- ��nns�� Bui.lding {Ree�;ved and Opened, �
Noon, August 21, 1Q6?) , 5 minutes �� � Pag�es 44 & 4� .
F,i.rst Reading of Ordinarice. Vac�.ti.r.� 57% �venue,
4 .ma.nute s
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F:�.rst Reading of Ordinance - Rezoning o� T ots
1-6, Block 1, Carl.son's Surimit Manor �nn�x 2nd
Addition, 5 minuLes - ' (8:5a P.l�I. ) Pa e 47�.
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9. First Reading �:E Food Ordina�ce, I!p mir_utes G�<� /,-��'�-.
10. Eta�r°�t Cailins - Re; Fence & Trai.i Fr Fert;��.�,�
10 manutes
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a,_ � I '1�a � Tn�G AUG�_��T 21, Z96"7 — 8 P.AZ. (C�n.i�inued
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11 �ames Ga.bs�n b Re: Offi,c� Bui�dzz�g, �5 minuLes
1�'. ` Consider�tion of a Registered Lanc� Surv
Os-�rzan's Third 1�ddi-�ion, 10 minutes- . ey �e' Berry- .�
r` .� �es 4i - 53.
l�'. P1.annang Coznrnissa.on Meeting Minutes� August 10, 1967s
10 ma.nutes � �
Pag�s 54 - 57.
14o Builda.ng S�andards-Desigri Contro7. Subcommittee
��, i�Feet '�izq Minui�es, August 15, 1967, , 10 m� nutes
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15. Boa�� o� App�az � Nx� �.�.ng �ir�uLes�� ��Q���
5 ma..n�.�es y . :1.96�
� c�.,t�. / v� .Z ( 9: 4� P. M. � Page 61.
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16. F,esoi u-�ion order:��-�c� p; epara��ion of Assessmer�t Roll -
STo �.965�1, ?. miz�u�,cs
�� -r 5� � � � Page 62,
170 �-Res�lutaori p�er:�xzg �r.eparaf:io� o:E Ass�ssm�nt Roll -
�T• 1y66-�2,. 2 minut�-�s
���� Page 63.
l�. '�� Reso3.ut�.o�z��Ord�rin f?repar�tio?� o� �ss�ssment Roll �
ST. 1966�4, 2 mi�zures
Page 64.
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Zg d= Resolutzon�`S�rde�a.ng preparai.sion o� �ss��srner_t Ro11. �
STo I966a6, 2 m:�a�z�x��s
Page 65.
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20.4` itesol.ution Grc�er�.rzc,� tl�e PuJalic Heariri� c�n Asse�s-
men-� Roll -- ST. �.9�G�-1, ?., ms,nu��s
Page 6C.
21.. �.-Resol.ut:�o� �� irzc� t�ie Publ.ic He���ng ar� Ass�ssa
ment F.o1.�. w 5�1�, ].965-2, 2 minu'ces �
1 yG � .�.a�e 6 7.
22. "� Reso?.u�.iori Oxderi��
g tl-�e �u�7.ic H e�. r i n� o n As s e s s-
ment RaI� - ST. 196t���, 2 minuies
, �y� � . Page 68 .
2�.`` ResoZution�sprdering the Public Hearing on Assess-
�=-- — nen� R41i � S�. 1966-6, 2 minutes Pag� 69.
2��. Reso? uti.or��rderihy Inpro���m�nt A
. pproval of Pl.ans
and Orciexing �dveri:isement of Bids, ST. 1�67-4,
(64th & 5th St.) , �r minu�ce�:
� 9� l Pages 70 - 72 ,
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25. ResaZut�,on'`�JrClErj,ng �r�prover,:en�c r�
and Acidi.ng Progosed Tn,�rove:r�nt• c:Eps�reetsoonto�tne
Exa.st�.�g St-reet Improvernant, ST. 1.�67--1 and ST. Z967-
2(Ca�a.r�ge O-rc�er ;; �) s 5 minutes
Pages 73 « ?4.
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P�E�tJr�??`� CG�i�C:�I, i�� �}�'�`:ri�G -� r�LTGUS`P �:i t�.967 •-� £� P„r.1. (Cox�.i:iTZUed)
�z6, Changc� Or.der =�1�7 Ss. I.967�1., 2 mi.nut�s "-���'` ges 75 &?6.
�✓�'i. Resolu-�io Ordering Improvement, �pproval o� Plans
and Adding Proposed improvernznt o� S-�ree�s onto
the Existing Strea-� �mprovempnt, ST. 1906-2
(Chax�ge Order ;'rl) (73�d Avenue NoE f) , 4 r�tinutes Page 77.
�. Gha.r.ge Order ;,`-1 - ST, �.�66--2, 2 minu4es �-- ��°�
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�p KesaZu�i� Orc��ra.ng P-rel.irna.nary P].ans and Specifi-
catiarasP ST. 1967-3 (Addendum rrl) (Nlississippi St.-
2nd ta T.H. �-;4 }.�, 4 minu,tes
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�. Resolutio ec�iva.ng Prelimin.ar.y P.en�rt and Calling
a Pu�].:�.c H�ax�.rig -� ST. 196 �a3 (Ar_`ic�endum *�:!) (T��.ss--
issipp�. SL. -� 2nc� �.o T.H. �i�7j , 2 minui:es
3i. Clzange Or.d�r ;;-3, SF�:�&,SS�84 ���l��in� Maclisc�n. St.) ,
2 minu-ce s � : �-,�.�-�� .. � .
3Z. Change Order �4, S�4�7&SST��� {��7ater Line on 72nd
Avenue N .E . ) , 5 ma.nute s , ����-� •
. Pages 78 & 79.
Page 80.
Pages 81 & 82.
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Page 84.
33. Report from Park Depar�.ment on Maving Garay� ,��
Bu�.1da.�g, 5 m:iut�ates G� �,� c��� � c:�: �__.c � i'z�-t`z�-� .%%z�-�
r3�'r,� pxo�?��ss- R�-�:�r-�ti.._ Om�.�i.. Hou��, .. -� .m.���s -,�-t--'�- � ri'
35. Claims�
36. Licenses�
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3 rna.nute s - � � ,;t
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Page 85.
;�%�P ges 86 - 95.
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37. Estimates, 3 mi.nutes �-,���'�'K=� Pages 96 - 100.
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38. Estima�e (Hc�w�r�ath & Horwath) , 3 minutes �� � o Page 1.01.
39. Petitions, ;T30-1967, #3�-1.967, 7L0 ma,nutes,,,�.'�3o x page 102 -- 1Q4.
, �, V -t/3f ��� -�y �� d�.�. �L �2�- �'-�-����� o� ��-e.--.��.- .
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40. Resoluti,o N�SSD � y� onnecta.on �t �en�.xaJ. Avenue
and 72r�d Avenu �� ' h�ast, 7 mir�u-�.e5 ,�/����� _. .�es 104A S� 104� „
`�/,,�,�, ,�,'`�'�`���"-� .��.�. �i�%�n-� �i��
` ✓� . ��, 3 � �iv�.�. � c-t�.
�!� . Purchase of Rignt�-ai-V�?ay -- T.H. ;F�7 Servzce �oad -
LaVine, 1Q m� ntz-ces ..-. �'�� � �. ; �i.�titi,C�yQ ,`� � < -
42. Agpoi��tments, 5 minutES ����� ��� ��� � Pag� 105.
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��GrTI��F? COL'�C�Ct. �:u:Ji�TZ�IG �°. ArJGliST 2:l., 1G67 - 8 ��.NIe (Col�tixluecz}
43. Report on Nor� e�n S�a�ces Power - Hi.gn. Vol-�.ag� T�ines, yI�
15 minu-� e s , ` _` �-,,,.�1 ,u--.�� �-, _ �,�,�_e ,.�,�� �
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44. Commun� ca��ions;, b ma.xiutes Pages 106 - 109:
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a g�ss Re�or'-.- ivic Cen�er - Architect.
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(cj Fri�l�y Senior High School - Police Service
and Side�aalks. •- �2 �: -
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