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COUNCIL SECRETARY - MARY LU STROM
' REGUI�AR COUNCIL MEETING - AC�ENDA
SEPT'EN�ER 18, 1967
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REGULAR COINCIL A•�ET�i`G AGENllA cor-��1ENT5 - SEPTENIBER 18 , 196 7-$ p��o
PUBLIC �TE.AR�NGS :
l. ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - ST. 1966-1: The detai.led information on this
project will be found in a bookle•t incl.uded in the envel.ope with �
the agenda. The project consists of several parts and the hearing
should be held s���axately on each portion of the improvement. The
Notice of Hearing is on Pages 23 and 24. The resolution confirming
the roll will be found on Pages 25 through 27 and should be passed
if at al]. possible. I wouZd like the City Council to come in about
7:15 to go over th is heara.ng as it is quite a large project.
OLD EUSINESS •
2. SECOND READING OF NUTSANC� ORDINAN'CE: The ordinance will be found
on Pages 28 through 36. I would re�omm�nd that Subdivision 23 under
Section 4 be amended. As nQw wri.tten, the ordinance provides that
the City �caill pick up trash, lawn cli�p,ings, weeds, grass, etc.
during the manths of October and November. The City. does not have
the equipmen�c available to do this, the money in the budget, or the
means of getting rid o� the rc�ateri.a� .
3. SECOND RE.At7ING O� OP.DINANCE REGULATING TFtA.NSIENT MERCHANTS, PEDDLERS,
AND SOLICITORS: See the memo from James Gibbs to the City Manager
on Page 37. I do not �eel, the ordinance as written provides the
prote�tion w�e are really seeking, in that we would have no control
over magazine salesmen, etc. I wo�.ld ra�ther see the "Green River'"
approach as recommended by N1r. Gibbs. The ordinance is on Pages
38 through 4Z.
� 4. SECOND fiEADING OF ORDiNANCE PER,MITTING THE CaNSTRUCTIQN OF ANIMAI,
CLINICS AND VEi.=ERSNARF HOSPITAI;S IN C-�� C�1-S� CR-lt C-2-5, CR-2,
M-1 M-2, UPON OB'�'AINING A SPEGIAL USE FERMIT, AND REPEAL2IV'G SECTION
� 45.I4 (11)s The ordinance tor second reading is found on Pages 42
through 43.
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5. CdNSIDERATION OF BUTLDING ON S! OF LOT 4, LOT S, BLOCK I4, HAMILTON'S
ADDITION TO MECP.�TICSVTLLE: Mr. McCZish wil.Z be at the meeting to
explain his position and his �.ntex�est in the property. A copy of
the survey is on Page 44.
6. FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE REZONIlVG LOTS 1- 6, BLOCK l, CARLSON'S
SUMMIT MiiNOR �NNEX 2ND ADDITION: The ordinance for the fi.rst reading
will be found on Page 45, and an excerpt of the Council Meeting Min-
utes of August 21, 1967 tabling the ordinance wi.11 be found on Page
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REGUI,f�,R COLNCIL l�ETING AGENDt-'1 COl�"t��1�7`i'S � SEPTEMBER 18, �.967 -� $ pr�e
(Continued)
7. BIDS - SHRUBS, CZVxC CENTER (OPEi�l'Er� NOdN, SEPTEMBER i8, 1967} ;
These bids wil? be opened at No�n, Monday. There may be a
probiem here however, see the memo on Page 80 from the City
Engineer.
8. BIDS - FLAG POLE AND STGN, CIVTC CENTER (OPENED NOON, SEPTEMBER 18,
1967): These bids will be opened at Noan, Monday. Trae will have a
tabulat�,on and recommendation ior you at the meet�.ng.
9. FIRST READIr7G OF A;�� P4LLUT�ON CONTROL ORDZNANCE: �his ordinance
will be iound in your enve�,ope v�ith the agenda. This is a very
detailed and comprehensive ordinance and I am not sure that the
Council wili want to pass it on its tirst reading at this time.
This ordinance wouZd have some very�rar reaching e�fects such as
the banning or all burning by a11 residents, etc. The Council
may want to give th3.s some furtY�.er stu.dy before you go ahead on it.
10. REPORT FROM CHAT?���,� OF TrlE PARKS �ND p,ECFtEATION COMNIISSION - JOINT_
N1�ETrNG WITH CTTy COLNCIL: This �ri�,l be an oral re�ort at the mesti�g
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11. BUILDING STAN'DAF.DS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOi�2t�'IITTEE MEETING MSNU'.CES,
SEPTEMBER 6, 1.967: The items on 4•rhich the committee took action
were Items �1 and �5. In both i.nstances, the committee recommended
approval, subject to ce�tain conditions. 7he minutes will be found
on Pages 47 and 48. _
12. BUILDING STANDARDS -- DESIGN CON'I'ROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETTNG MINUTES -
SEPTENTBER 13, 1967: The item considered at this meeting was the
apartment comnlex requested by Maurice Filister. The commit�cee
was unable to agree an a recammenda�ion to the Council. They wi11
be meeting and conszdering this item agai.n at their regular meeting
on Se;?ten�ber �.9th. The minutes are on Pages 49 and 50. �
13. PLANNING �OMP�SSIO�T MEEZ'ING PZINUrl'ES, SEPTEMBER 7, 1967; The one
item in these minutes was the request of Federal Lumher Company to
rezone Lots 5 through 8, and L•o�s 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce Park
Addition. The Planning Commission recommended rezoning a portion
of the land C-R-2, and a portion o= the property 1�2-1. The Council
action would be to set the ptablic hearing on the rezoning. ��
Planning Commission Meeting Minut�s will be found on Pages 51 througr
54.
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REGUI,�1R COUNCSI, I��ETTI�TG AGENDA CONL�i.�N`�'S -- S�PTEI�jER 18, �.967 -- 8 P,M,
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PLAIvfiT�NG COI�g�SS101�7 MEETZI�7G MINI7TES, Sz�PTENB�R 14, 1967: :�: am not
sure that we wa.11 have these minutes to include in th� agenda, but
we may poss.ib�y get them in tizn� to enclose a copy with the agenda
in the envelope, othe-rwi.se thev �ri11. be handed out to you at the
meeting on P�.onday night. In Itern �;1, the rezaning request by Dalberg
Realty for Thomas Brickner, the Planning Commission recommended denia
o� the rezoning. Item -;�2, Pu.bl ic Hearing on the Planned Development
District - Harold Schroeder, ti�.e Planning Commission continued this
matter. This concludes the Planning Commission Meeting minutes.
BUS ROUTE: The Twin City Lines has requested that the Council go
on recorc� as approving a permanent rou'ce. The route they are n�w
using is outlined in black on �he map on Page 55. The Twin City
Lines wou].d pre�er the route ou-tl a.ned in red on your map, but � if
the Ca�zncil is not inclined to agree to this, they would Zilce a
permanent -route establ.ished on one street or the other.
lb. PETITIONS: Petitior�s #32-1967 and T;33-1967 axe on Pages 56 and 57,
and they can be received and tu:rned over to the administration for
processing.
17!e TRASLER PERMIT APPLICATION - I360-69TH AVENUE NORTHEAST: �his is
a temporary rec�uesto The Jensens hacl a fire in the3.r home and they
have applied ior this trailer permit to use a trailer for a home whil
the�r hame is being rebuilt. Mayor Kirkham gave ver�al consent to
them by��elephone. The application is on Page 58 and the sketch is
on Page 59.
18;; APPOINI^MENTS: JAN�TUR: The Ci�cy Council previously authorized
� hiring a jani�Lor. You will find the in�flr:natian on Page 60.
° 19. CLAINis: The claim numbers will be iound on Page 61. Detail o� the
., cl�ims will be found in the envelope with the agenda,
20e LIC'ENSES: 'I�he licenses will be iound on Pages 62 through 65. These
licenses are �resented to you for your consideration.
21. ESTIMATES: A la.st oi the estimates will be �ound on Pages 66 and 67.
On Pages 68 and 69, you will �ind more detail of the Noyes and Horwit
estimates for the Civic Center.
22. REAFFIRMING PtiESOLU^1ION �,�c-Z68-1967- ADtTERTISE FOR '�3�5 - SIGN ANI? £�LAG
POLE: This resolution will be found on Page 70 �na tnE notice to
bidders on Page 71. �he Council has passed this resolution and it
appears in the agenda for your iniormation and affirmation.
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTErIBER 5, 1967
The Regular Council Meeting of the City of Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Kirkham at 8:15. P.M.-
OPENING CEREMONY:
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge,of
Allegiance to the F1ag.
ROLL CAI.L
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan
None
APPROVAL DF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, AUGUST 21, 1967:
MOTION by Harr'is`to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of
August 21, 1967 as presented. Seconded by Councilman 5amuelson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared' the motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham stated that Item 6, "James Gibson - Office Building" and Item 17,
"Option on Creek Property (East of Central Avenue Northeast�", snould be deleted
from the agenda as they are not ready for Council action, and "A resolution to
adveri.ise for bids for the planting for the Civic Center" should be added under
New Business.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the Agenda with the suggested changes.
Seconded by G�uncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
PUBLIC HEAP�ING ON IMPROVEMENT - ST. 1967 - 3{ADDENDUM ��l) :
The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing. The C�ty Engineer showed the
Council the plans, and said that sidewalks h�.d been mentioned at the last
Public Hearing. He stated that according to our ordinance the property owners
are required to put in sidewalks, but the City was not enforcing this, and
now the City needs additional right-of-way to put the sidewaLks in. There was
a discussion about the grade of the sidewalk and drainage. Councilman Harris
said that as long as the Council has embarked on a program of sidewalks on the
heavily traveled streets, arrd this is in that category, he felt the Council
' would be`remiss if they did not put in the sidewalk.
�fOTION hy Councilman Harris to direct the Administration ta start negotiation or
:' �.:;; v.�=cQr�demizati;o� pr'oceedii�os:`t-�'��tai�i'.t[ie''aiiclitianal. "property ne�ded=fc�r-`si�7e�a�ks f'.'' ..:�''.
an Mississippi Street from T.H. #47 to 2nd Street. Se4onded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
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REGULAR COUNCIL r1LF.TING, SEPTErf�ER S, 1967
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Councilman Sheridan asked what additional width would be needed. The City
Engineer said that 4 feet will be needed on each side, otherwise there would
just be a narrow boulevard with no room for snow storage. Councilman Hasris
said that Richfield was filling in their narrow boulevards with concrete
and he wondered if it would be wise to initially run the sidewa.lk to the curb
line. The City Engineer said that if they could get the additional right-of-
way, there wi11 be a 6 foot boulevard. Councilman Harris proposed that if they
could not obtain the additional right-of-way at a reasonable cost, they put
the sidewa.lk to the curb line. �
The Acting City,Attorney asked if they go to condemnation, should they go all
the way to East River Road. The City Engineer said that the assessment hearing.
has only been held between 2nd Street and T.H. ��47 and this should be the limit.
Councilman Liebl questioned whether the additional right-of-way would take
someones parking space. The City Engineer said there would be two problems,
one at the service station and one by the clinic. Dr. Groth, owner of the
clinic, was at the Council Meeting to look at the plans and came to the Council
table. There was a discussion of access, curb cuts, and whether parked cars
would hang over the sidewalk. It was evident that there could not be a 6 foot
boulevard.in this area. The City Engineer asked the C.ouncil if they felt the
right-of-way should be acquired. Councilman Harris said that if the cost was
reasonable, they should obtain it, but if the City cannot get it, then the
sidewalk should go to the curb line. The Acting City Attorney said that if
they are going to condemn the property, and a figure is set beforehand,.there
wi11 be no basis for negotia*_ion. Councilman Samuelson said he felt there
was no question that the City needs the sidewalks. Mayor Kirkham said that
the Administration should negotiate if possible, condemn if necessary, excegt
for t"he property by the clinic and Phillip 66 station.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the Public Hearing on ST. 1967-3 (Addendum ��1) closed at 8:45 F.M.
RESOLUTION ��16b-1967 DECLAR.ING THE NECESSITY FOR AN ADDITIONAL TAX LEVY IN :
' ADDITION TO THE 30 MTLL LIMITATION PROVIDED BY THE CITY CHARTER SPECIFYING THE
PURPOSES AND CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING:
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The City Manager said that the Budget wo uld be ready the next day for the
Council's consideration. He recommended they pass this resolution setting •'
the Fublic Hearing on the additional tax levy.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ;6166-1967. Seconded.by
Councilcnan Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
BENNETT BUILDING, BUTLER BUILDING, AND OMAN HOUSE PROGRESS REPORTS•
The City Manager said that the City has received the money for the Oman house
and it has been moved out. He said that Dale MovErs, Inc. will mo,e the �
Butler building for $1800 and at the same time take the Bennett building off'
!~� �, � � ;' a , the< �k<ty's ;hanc�s�,: He �said�: tttat �Da2e ;Movex:s wi11: ,t4ke thR,�?Benz�e�t�;,t�u;i,ld�g. �.�� ;�, �aa; � r�� � �,
- .• �?�.Qnti s��..��,�,�Y, �o..:��k..ge�, .�he+,�bid �or,_ mov�.ng,, the $utler, .t�ui.lding.: . The City
Manager said that the Park Department feels that th�y have a need for the Butler
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building to stor� some of their.equipment, and had gotten a quotation on a
.foundation in the amount of $2088. He said that relocating it will cost
approximately $4000 but that building a new one would cost from $6300 to
$6500. He said there was a possibility the Park Department could pay for
the foundation out of their funds, and the City coul.d pay for moving the
building out of the City Hall funds. Councilman Harris said he had looked'
at the building and it seems to be in good condition. He asked if this had
been the low bid on building a foundation. The City Manager said that legally
the City would have to advertise for bids, but they had gotten this figure for
an idea of the cost. He said that they had received another bid of $1600 for
moving the Butler building, Councilman Harris said that if Dale Movers, Inc.
want the Bennett building either way, the $I600 bid was better and he suggested
they take it. He said it should be made clear that the Bennett buildin�g is not
to be put on property in Fridley.
MOTION by Councilman Harri.s that the Administration dispose of the Bennett
r. building to Dale Movers, Inc., 7816 Central Avenue Northeast, at no cost
to the City, and award the contract for moving the Butler building to the
lowest bidder. Seconded by Counci].man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there
t being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
- MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration advertise for bids for
' a foundat�_on for the Butler building. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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RESOLUTION ��167-1967 TO ADVERTISE FOR B'tDS FOR THE PLANTIP3G FOR CIVIC CENTER:
The City Engineer said that a landscaping plan has been worked out with
Mr. Jerry Schroer of Bob's Produce Market. He showed the Council the plan
which was drawn by Mr. Schroer. He said that the plan included ths clifferent
varieties, size and quantit-ies. There was an approximate price for the
plantings to give the Council an idea of the cost, but the City would have`
to advertise for bids. Councilman Harris asked if the Administration would
get bids based on the layout before the Council. The City Engineer said this
was correct. Mr. Jerry Schroer went over the complete plans with the Cauncil
showing them pictures of the different varieties on the layout.
MOTIQN by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��167-1967 to advertise for
bids for the planting for the Civic Center. The motion was seconded, and upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION �k168-1967 TO ADVERTTSE FOR BIDS ON THE SIGN FOR THE NEW CITY HALL:
The City Engineer said they had rer�uested a bid for the new sign for City Hall
' from Harstad Company and Smiley Associates had gotten one trom Noyes Construc-
tion, but he felt both bids were high. The Council decided to advertise for
bids on the sign.
' MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt a Resolution authorizing the Administration :
to advertise for bids for the Civic Center sign, and to have ths Resolution `
h s:.� <�,� � � :b'�pu�hC':,ha�k �t-,tl�e,;i�e.�t �reg�k�r° Got�ncix;;P�Ieet�,n; �fc?�' �a�:kf�Gat�.oz�,,�:3��,S��9nde,��i��„�;:>� .`�;,,.
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REGULAR COUi�1CIL riLETING, SEPTEMBL;R 5, 1967
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ESTIMATE ON POLICE DEPARTMENT AI�D PARK llEYART�NT FOR CTVIC CENTER:
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The City Manager said he had received a quotation from Smiley Associates on
the cost of locai.ing the Police Departmerit in the new Gity Hall. He read the
bid as $I8,206 for the gereral contractor, $10,000 for electrical work, and
$9,000 for mechanical work. He said this could be worked up as a change
order under the present contract or the Council cauld advertise for bids,
but this w ould give them an idea of what it would cost. The Council took
no action on this estimate.
ORDINANCE ��371 - AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO
VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance ��371 upon second reading,
waiving the reading, and publish. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, SamueZson, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ORDINANCE ��372 REGULATING AND LICENSING FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS AND FOOD VENDING
MACHINES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS 'I`�iEREOF:
Councilman Liebl said that he hopes the City wi11 put all 47 sections of this
ordinance to use and not just put them on the books. The HeaYth Inspector
was asked how this will compare to other suburbs. Mr. Hensley said that this
would put Fridley on an even plane with the other suburbs that have food
ordinances, and he said he would guarantee that ir would be enforced. Ae .
said he felt it was better than Edina's ordinance. Councilman Harris said he
had read through the ordinance and, as a layman, he thought it seemed very
comprehensive.
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to adopt Ordinance ��372 upon secand reading,
waiving the reading, and publisE�. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried. -
,� BIDS - ST I967-4 �OPENED NOON, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967): -
RESOLUTION 4�'169-1967 - COST SHARING AGREEMENT WITH STATE OF MINNESOTA (64TH
AVF:NIIF AND 5TH STREET) :
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The City Manager read the following bids:
PLANHOLDER BID DEPOSIT
Alexander Construction Co. Sea Board
4641 Hiawatha Avenue Surety Co.
M�nneapolis, Minnesota 5%
BASE BID
$31,990.33
Dunkley Surfacing Co. Aetna Casulty $29,590.57
3756 Grand Street N.E. 5%
COMPLETION DATE
Not Specified
As Specified
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Minneapolis, Minnesota �
�� � i.,, ;C.,, S-�4cCross�ny- I�zc r r Gr,eat, Acne�i.can '�; ���:$29��542 7� , 3�s..y�<�a��g�0;��:��6,7i� ��,Mx�:�; � 2._�.
? +ti�`� fi:;�eBP}�,�3'�Zx,�Oi2t2':2 ,�,<.�,.�`x''a�,.i;.y ,w'I;15,ll�2,L1;CC,' COr^� .'s•. �,, �•�, , a- �° a , ,
� � Osseo, Minnesota� S%
Northern Asphalt Const. Co. Iiome Owners • $27,892.84 70 Working Days
' � I63L 66th Ave. N.E. Ins. Co.
Fridley, riinaesota 5:/0 �
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Mr. D. C. Loye of the Northern Asphalt Construction Company, who had given the.
,low bid, was present at the Council Meeting. Mayor Kirkham asked Mr. I,oye if
he had worked for the City before. Mr. Loye said just as a sub-contr2.ctor.
The City Engineer said that their bid taas considerably lower than the estimated
figure, and he read a letter from the Northern Asphalt Construction Company
stating that the project would be completed on or before October 6, 1967,
weather permitting. Councilman Harris aslced Mr. Loye when they would be
ready to start. Mr. Loye said they would be ready to move in Friday. The
City Engineer said they could let them know when to start, and it would
probably be Monday as an agreement has to be signed with the State of Minnesota
first.
The Council decided to discuss Item 25, "COST SHARING AGREEMENT - STATE OF
MINNESOTA, 64TH AVENUE AND 5TH STREET)" at this time. The City Engineer
explained the way the cost will be shared bet�aeen the City and the State. He
said that Fridley will pay 25% of the sodding and fertilizing, 50% of the
curbing, and 100% of the storm sewer work.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��169-1967 authorizing the
cost sharing agreement with the State of Minnesota. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to award the contract for ST. 1967-4 ta Northern
Asphalt Construction Company, 1631 66th Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota,
in the amount of $27,892.84, subject to concurrence by the State of Minnesota
and the letter of qualific:?.tion regarding the completion date from Northern
Asphalt Construction Company. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
COMPLAINT - HATHAW��Y LANE:
Mr. V. H. Pedersen, 1030 Hathaway Lane, Mrs. Marvin Johnsan, 1021 Hathaway Lane,
and Jame�s M. Swanson, 1020 Hathaway Lane, were present at the Council Meeting.
They complained that they are getting rusty water, and have had this problern
periodically for 8 years. They showed the Council a sample of rusty water
and discolored laundry. The City Engineer explained that there is iron in
the water at times which comes off the pipes and is caused by the reversal of
the flow in their area. He said that in 1962 the City hooked up to their own
water system and used it one year before an iron removal plant was put in which
caused a build up of iron in the pipes. He said that the whole area is being
served by the plant, but th�re are problems where it goes from a low area into
a high area as this reverses the flow�. The Health Inspector explained that
the pipes can be superchlorinated over ni.ght and can be �ttaintained with routine.
flushing. He said that Minneapolis has a portable truck he is sure the City can
borr:,a?. The City Engineer said that the City has a testing program started to
eliminate thi.s and he handed the Council copies of a report the Engineering
Department had requested from the Consulting Engineer on what the City is doing
to solve these problems and on updating the water system.
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorzae the Engineering Department and "
, �.� �,_ ^Pubiic �orks Bepartment ea superchlorir_at,� tFie=�rats.r� ma:ins .a.'n.<�Hack�tt�nre;�i�,e�u�,y;�:>�wF�,� :�;r
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� 91,, �, ,�,HaG�ma,�n•,Circle,; Tennison'�:"�rzv,e,y�"and•Ha�ha�a�} ;I;ane, with. sufficient flushi:ng
to clear all residue, and that proper public notic� be given. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
' declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Kir�ha.a called a 9recess at 9:45 P.�I. The Tleeting was reconvened at
9:55 P.�1.
CO;iSIDI:RATION OF FRIDLEY Sr10I.� AND AIFt POLLUTIO\ CONTROL ORDINA;�ICE :
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C�uncilman Harris aslced if the document in thc agenda was a standard ordinance.
The FIealth Inspector said that most municipalities have been struggling with
' smoke abatemert or�inances, but the one he has presented to the Council covers
all air pollution, such as emissions in the air from industrial plants, and
' all things that are detrimental to health whether they can be seen or not,
such as sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulphide. He said that if the Council
goes to an air pollution ordinance, it should include everything,
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industry or any partieular group from locating in Fridley. The Health Inspector
said that it would not. He said that they may need control devices on the
effluent going into the atmosphere, but that most companies could make enough
money on what they recover with the devices to pay for them. Councilman
Samuelson asked about the Ringelmann test which he thought the Health Inspector
did not like. Mr. Hensley said that there was a possibility of different
readings, and could be a problem in court, but it was a tool to judge the
density of smoke. He said the ordinance is based on an ordinance from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa and the Public Health Service feels it is one of the best..
Councilman Samuelson remarked that the license fees seem excessive. Mr.
Hensley said that the ordinance had been set up for a different area. Mayor
Kirkham asked if the ordinaace set up a Board of Appeals. Mr. HensleX said
that it did not, but there should be one and also an adviso�y board. Council-
man Samuelson asked if this would eliminate the burning in barrels.
Mr. Hensley said this would 'do away with all burning except by permit. Council-
man Samuelson asked if there would be a grandfather clause or a correction time
limit. Mr. Hensley said there would be a two year grandfather clause on the
burning of leaves.. Councilman Lieb1 said he would like to take the ordinance
home and study it, and suggested that the Council could decide at the next
meeting whether they wanted to adopt the ardinance prepared by the City Attorney
or the one from the Health Inspector. Mayor Kirkham said that a section on an
appea�s board and advisory board could be added, and it cauld be brought back
at the next meeting. Councilman SamueZson asked if the people on the boards
should be reasonably qualified. Mr. Hensl.ey suggested they come from different
fields because if they were all technicians, they might tend to agree with the
Baard of Health.
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, AUGUST 24� 1967:
, 1: FIRST RE ADIN� OF ORDINANCE PERMITTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF ANIMAL CLINICS .4ND
VETERINARY HOSPITALS IN C-1, C-1-S, CR-1, C-2� C-2-S CR-2, M-1, M-2, UPON
OBTAINING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT AND REPEALING SECTION 45.14 (11):
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The City Manager pointed out that �he Planning Commission recommended the
ordinance be adopted subject to their stated amendments. He said the Council
could either adopt it on first reading, or bring it back at the next regular
Council Meeting. Councilman Harris questioned whether it incorporated any
points contrary to the discussed pollution ordinance. Councilman Samuelson
suggested that it be referred to the City Attorney.to see how it ties in.with
t[ie p'roposed ordinance. The Council discussed the fourth amendment regarding
a burner and felt the Planning Commission meant a special incinerator. The
Counci� decided to pass the ordinance apon,first reading. .
MOTIOI3 by Councilman Harris to adopt the ordinance regarding veteririaxian
clinics upon first reading, waiving the reading. Seconded by CounciZman Samuelson.
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Upon a roll call vote, .I�irkham, Liebl, l�arris, San�uelson and Stieridan
voting aye, Mayor Kirlcham declared the motion carried.
THE MINUTES OI' THE PEIRI:S AND KECR�ATIOi�T COi�iI�fISSI:0�1 �1I'.ETING, AUGUST 28, _1967:
1. NAMING I�IELODY M11NOP. P�RK PROPERTY rIADSEN PARK_
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Parks and Recx'eation
Commission of August 28, 1967 as presented, and to concur with the naming
of the Melody Manor Park, "Madsen Park" in honor of the late Ernest Madsen.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carriecl.
THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS NIEETI�G, AUGUST 30, 1967:
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l. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTION 45.24, CITY CODE
OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 1963, REVISED DECEMBER 31 1964 BY WAIVER OF SIDE YARD
REQt3IREMENT OF 5 FFET TO 2 FEET TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION TO ENLARGE THE
EXISTING ATTACHED GARAGE ON LOT 16, BLOCK 2,_OSBORNE MEINOR ADDITION, ANOKA
COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SAME BEING 7507 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY,
MINNESOTA (RE�UEST BY FRANCIS C ELLERBUSCH, 7507 UNIVERSITY _AVENUE NORTH-
EAST, FRIDLEY2 MINNESOTA, 55432):
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Iioard of Appeals and grant the
requested variance. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
NAMING OF AUDITOR FOR 1967:
Mayor Kirkham said he thought it would be a goo3 idea to continue with the
same firm that had done the audit this yea.r and take advantage of their -
experience.
MOTION by Councilman Lieol to hire the firm of Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart'
to do this year's City audit. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham deelared the motion carried.
FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE DEFINING NUISA��ICES PRQHIBITING THEIR CREATION
OR MAINTENANCE AND PROVIDING FOR ABATEMGNT AND PENALTTES FOR VIOLATiOIv THEREOF:
Mayor Kirkham suggested the Council pass the ordinance upon first reading, and
' any questions ca.n be discussed with the City Attorney at the next regular
Council rleeting.
' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the ordinance defining nuisances.
prohibiting their creaticn or maintenance and providing for abatement and,
penalties for vioiation thereof upon first reading, waiving the reading.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris,
' Samuels�n, Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declare�' the motion carried.
FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRANSIENT MERCHANTS, PEDDLERS, AND
, SOLICITORS WITHIN THE CY1'Y OF FRIDLEY: '
���;Cpuncilm.a�: Harris,said that this �rdinance has been discussed in the past at
tf�e Council table, and Eie feels it is important to put it on the books because
' people are being duped and deceived by fly-by-night organizations. Councilman
Samuelson asked if this will be close to t�e Green River Ordinance. Mayor
Kirkham said that it will be better than that ordinance.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the ordinance regulating transient
merchants, peddlers, arid solicitors upon iirst reading, waiving the readinb.
Second�;i by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, hirkham, Liebl,
Harris, Samuelson and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion ,
carried. �
JANTTORIAL SERVICES:
The City Manager said he has received quotes on janitorial services for the
new building, and it would cost about $950 a month. He said that he had
advertised for a janitor and there have been quite a few applications at
$450 a month. He recomrnended that the City have their own janitor rather -
than hiring a service. He said that or�e janitor may not be.able to handle
it,a11, and he may need part time help also. Councilman Harris suggested.
than an outside window washer could be contracted. The City Mana.ger_ said
the hours wo uld probably be 3:00 P.M. until 11:00 P.M.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the City Manager to hire a janitor
for the new Civic Center. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Ma�yor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RAISE IN MILEAGE ALLOWANCE:
The Acting City Attorney explained that the 1967 Legislature passed a bi11
authorizing cities to pay up to 9� per mile, but there h�.s been a Statute
since 1963 which allows cities, unless stated otherwise, to pay such as a
Council feels is fair and advisable, and can do so, if they so desire, by'
ordinance. He said he did not know why the new bill had been passed.
Councilman Samuelson said he would like to go to 10� immediately.
MOTIQN by Councilman Harris to concur with the raise in mileage allowance to
9� a mile effective immediately, and that the possibility of raising it higher
be discussed when the budget is discussed.
Councilman Harris said that a prior State Statute authorized 9� a mile, but that
the 1967 Legislature raised it to 10� a mile effective January 1, 1968. The
Acting Citq Attorney said that the 1R67 bi11 raised it from 8� to.9�, but the
Statute from I963 or 1964 allows the City to pay more by ordinance. He s:aid
the Anoka Sheriff charges 15� a mile for their services and the probation
office receives 12fi a mile.
The Motian was seconded by Councilman Liebl and upon a voice vote, Councilman
Samuelson voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared'the motion car�ied.
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DEDICATION DATE - CIVIC CENTER;
Mayor Kirkham said that the target date for the dedication of the new Ci'vic
Center had been October 1, 1967, but the City Manager has advised h�im that a
later date would be better. The City Manager said that the move to the
new City Hal1 will probatily be made the last week in September, and the
departments should have more time to complete the move and get settled. _
�„ Counc,ilman,Harris„made a nloti�n that the dedication,be set for October 22nd
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�'�" iKirkham said that if' it' was: set any l.atex ��there' wo.uld 'be trouble with the_
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weather and less people would turn out. Councilman Sheridan said he preferred
to have it when it was in full operati_o�z rather than have an open house with
nothing to show because of a tight schedule.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to set the date of Sunday, October 29, 1967 as
' the dedication date of the new Civic Center. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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Later in the meeting this item was discussed again with Councilman Samuelson
suggesting the possibility of postponing the dedication until May 5, 1967 which
would be closer to the time of the tornado, the landscaping would have been
completed, furniture and drapes installed, and there c� uld be nice weather.
The Council discussed this and felt that the people had waited long enough
£or a new City Hall and the people that would attend dedication ceremonies
probably would have been through the City Hall by then.
CLAIMS•
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve General and Public Utilities Claims
��12695 through ��12775 and Liquor Claims 4k1433 through ��1362. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
ESTTMATES•
The City Manager had one additional estimate from Noyes Construction Campany
for Council approval.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to pay the following estimates:
Hoffman Electric Company, Inc.
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
Certifxate ��7, dated Ju1y 31, 1967, Fridley Civic Center,
� For period July 1, 1967 through July 31, 1967 $10,083.00
D. M. Noyes Construction Company
Geneial Contractor -
100 West Franklin Avenue .
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fridley Civic Center, Certificate ��'9 (Sept. 5, 1967) $23,142:00
The motion was seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kiricham declared the motion carried.
_ Licenses:
� MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the following licenses:
� ��, -, ;MLTLTIPLE ,D�dELLING LICENSES :(.TABLFD .FROT�I NIEETIN('z ..OF .AUGUS�, ,21,-,1967) :, j , � , � , ! ,�*, ,�;, �., � ,� ;.-
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3 , > ,� � . , -� :. � ,� '^e � . nv I. d � . �-. i �a � � � � :
Harold F�I. Battig � 150 5�z Way N. E. 12 Units $12�.00 Fee
1640 Spring Valley Road •
' Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422
}�i;Gi;L:1R CC)U�:C7_7, iIL:1_;`�'Ii;G, SFI''i'1;i�it;i;l: 5, ] Ju7 P:�(;E _i�?
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� Ol�'NER _ �_ __ ._..��_____ ------
' ClS:ffor.d `1'. 33ak::o ; `
9l_19 13tn Averiu�� Sout:l: �
, rlitineapol.i.s, I�ii�inesota 151 59z t•;ay N. F:. 12 $12,0��
iArtl�ur R. Fosler
191 592 [day N. E.
Fri.dley, �linne.sot.� 190 59Z ZJay N. E, 12 $12.OQ
� ArLhur F:. Fosler.
191 592 4:ay \. E.
1 Fridley�, �;innesota 191 �92 t�;ay N. E. 12 $I2.00 �
• Kenneth F. Peterson b.
Hubert i�I. Nelson . �
� 24�E1 Lynclale Ave . South
Minneapolis, riinnesota 6019 Main St. N. E. 4 $i0.00
iMarlon o. r��ug�n & � .
Allen T. Quello
Wayzata Bank Build�ng
� W�yzata, P�iinnesota 6021 rlain Stree� N. F. 4 $10.00
James fiEnedict RudniLSki . _
� 6035 riain St, �i. E, '
Fridley, r1i_nnesota 6035 Main St. N. E. 4 $10.00
I_ LIST OF 24�rI�TIPLE Dt�;�LLTNG 'LICENSES TO S�'. APFi:CVLll ?�Y CCL�CIL
' SEPTEP:3�I: 5, 1967 SEP�.ErI�E� 11 1967- S�:PTB��F.P. 1. 1'�6$
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� William L. Zaier, Sr. & Donna •
E . Zaier
. 6723 Overt�n Drive N. E.
� Fridley, �tinnesota 55432 655Q C�ntrdi �ve. N. E. 4 _ $10.Q0
Miles Cor.struction Co. ; `
� 450� Lyndale Ave. North
I�Iinneapolis,•riinnesota %673 �ast Fiver r oacl 4 $10.00
.� Edstrom P.ealty Co. . �
64East 2nd Strent
Winora, �Iinnesota 2�5-175 Sate?li=e Lar_� I�. z. 33 $33.0�
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D:,nna � . �aier
. 5723 G'verton i�ri�e i� . E. , . .
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OWNER � �DpRI� S S
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Will.iard L. P�terson
4�-55 f:ese_-rvoir Bl_t�d , ti. E,
' �Iinneapolis, i�Iint?esota 5�30 �n:' St. N. E.
.1ahn H. Gilchrist
�62 15th Ave. N. W. �
,. Piec•r Bri�hton, i-li.nnesota 59b5 3t-d St .�. �' .
' Jon ?encl_z�c��as
662!f S•:est Br�oad�.aay
. rlina�a.pclis, �Iinnesota 540� 4�n �t. :i. E.
' Morris �vick
6979 Hickory Drive
Minneapol�s; rlinnesota 5�+19 4�h St. N. E.
' ,"ya�nes R. Sch�llin� :
S�G� Sth St. N. E,
' Fri�le}*, �Iin<<esota 5400 S th St , i� , E.
32m�s R. Schillir.o
S!E0� 5th St. rd. E.
Fridley, �iinn�sota 541Q Sth St ,'_v , E.
� lioelti Larson
bS4v Knoll S�. �
I. ciir_r.ea,��lis, �iir.r:esota �460 7th St. id. °.
Charins Beli.veau
� 1Z0 61st t1v��nue iL. E.
Fridley, �linnesota IIO 61st .1ve. \T. E.
' � . Miles Construction. Co. �
4500 Lyndale �ve , iloYth
Minn�apolis, �tir,nesata 106 77th 47ay �;. E.
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' H & � Blacktopping Co.
2�f65 l�ortftd�.le BZvd .
, Cooa Rapids, P•Iina�sota By: Jero�me Hicks "
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Aqualand Poo1 Co.
4740 West 27th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lumber King Company
4047 Vincent Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
MOVING
Robin Corporation
5016 40th Ave. North
Minneapolis, Minnesota
by; Irving Posnick
by: Jerome Lorberbaum
by; Evert Bauhave
NEW
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The motion to approve the licenses was seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor I:irkham declared the motion carried.
PETITION #�29-1967 - REQUESTING CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND RESURFACING
EXISTING.BASE. 67TH AVENUE NORTHEAST FROM 7TH STREET.`CO UNIVERSITY AVENUE:
Councilman Harris said he agreed that this was a bad street, but that 67th
Avenue to the east of University Avenue is worse. The City Engineer said
that they have a petition on that street also which will be given to the
•Council at the next meeting, and they both can be put into one project.
.MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to receive Petition ��29-1967 and refer it to the
Administration for pr.ocessing. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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Councilman Liebl asked what the new employee in the Building Inspection
Department will be called. The City Manager said that he would be a building
official. The Council discussed the starting salary for this type of position
and education. Councilman Liebl said that laborers have been hired on a
temporary basis, and have put in a good share of time before they were approved.
Councilman Sheridan sai.d that with the applicant's education, it is as if he
had put in 5 years. Councilman Harris said he could agree with splitting the
d ifference in the two discussed salaries. Councilman Sheridan and Council-
man Samuelson said they agreed with this. �
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to agprove the following aopointments:
, NAME POSTTION REPLACES
� Judith K. Lentz Liquor
6473 Taylor Street N.E. Inventory
Fridley, Minnesoea Clerk
Rosem�ry Hansen
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�, , ' ' „ _ . .. . , Judi�HYK. �I��rit� � �° �a � �
� � �v� 6E111� �- C�tn Street �F.E. � �3� � �lerk , �
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NAME
Jan P. Gasterland
1600 W. 90th Street
Bloomington, Minnesota
POSITION
Inspection Officer,
Buiiding Inspection
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RFYLACES
New Position
The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, Councilman Liebl voting nay, _
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. �
COMMUNICATIONS:
_(A) SIGAL, SAVELKOUL, COf�N & StidEEN• RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR STREET, 5TH STREET
AND 63RD AVENUE NORTHEAST:
The Acting City Attorney said that this land has been included in the condemna-
tion proceedings, but this w ould not m�an that it could not be dropped at any
time if the City Engineer or Council feels the price is adequate and fair.
Councilman Harris pointed out that this property will be paying 50% of the
total cost, and he thought it sounded like a fair price. The Acting City
Attorney said that they h«ve not had an appraiser look at it yet, but it
can be stricken from the condemnation Proceedings if the Council authorizes
the direct purchase.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the Administration to negotiate a
purchase agreement for the property at Sth Street and 63rd Avenue Northeast
at a price up to, but not exceeding, $2,80��. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no-nays, i�iayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
_(B) S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIATES - PROGRESS REPORT, CIVIC CENTER AND LETTER
REGARDING MICROPHONE STANDS:
The City Manager had Gnother letter from S. C. Smiley & Associates submitted
by Electronic Design Company, 59 South Hamline Avenue, St. Pau1, Minnesota,
in addition to the progress report, regarding the microphone stands for the
Council table in the new City Ha11, which were priced at $132. The City
Manager was requested to check that this inciuded jacks and individual
controls for the Councilmen.
' (C} COUNTY ENGINEER: MISSISSIPPI STREET -�RADE SEPARATION•
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the County
Engineer. He said that he has diseussed this with the Roads and Bridges
t Committee and will continue to press for a satisfactory solution. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declarsd the motion carried.
, CONSIDERATION OF BUILDITtG PERMIT: SZ OF LOT 4 LOT 5 BLOCK 14 HAMILTQN'S
ADDITION TO I�CHANIGSVILLE: } �
}�K} � �,5, �.'`1 5 , �' s ... ' ..;' ....�,.Y '.V"i.�,:.`. S ��3 . �'.} ''. �r.' .1 .1� '_'. �S .A.., r.. .,..!�L.�.'r'.7 .�"�,'�'R,�.. s ..�.�..
:, Councilman Harrzs,.saici he.had requested that. this item be`brought back on
the agenda. He briefly reviewed the past transa�,tions whereia a building
' permit was issued for a tri-plex to be built oc7 Lots 4 and 5 and part of
Lot 3, but said that some of the property had not been owned by the person �
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applying for the permit. He said that the tri-plex tiad been sold, and
Mr. McClish, the owner of the re.mai_ning praperty (SZ of Lot 4, and Lot 5)
wants to know what he can do. If he cannot get a building permit, tie will
let the property go for taxes. Counci_lman liarris saicl that Mr. McClish
had indicated that he planned to bui_ld his own home on the property if
the Council would grant a building permit. Mayor Kirkham said that when
this had come up before, he felt that if the house proposed by Mr. McClish
was far enough away from the tri-plex and if Mr. McClish came up with a
plan that would fit the lot the Council could approve it, but the rest of
che Council had not concurred. Councilman Harris said he was not as
concerned with the building, but whether or not it was a buildable site.
He said that it either should be on the tax rolls or Mr. McClish should be
told that it is unbuildable, and he will 1et it go for taxes. The City
Engineer said that the whole property was needed for the tri-plex, and
without it the tri-plex does not have adequate parking. He said that they
could be told that they have to come up with something to get the adequate
property required to m�et our zoning ordinance. He said, however, that
he did not know how far this could be enforced. It was pointed out that
there have been several owners of the tri-plex and this could not be enforced
against the present owner. Councilman Samuelson said that if the property
goes for taxes, perhaps the tri-plex would bu}� it. There was a question of
just hota much of the property is presently ocaned by Mr. McClish. Councilman
Harris suggested that Mr. NscClish be asked to appear before the Council and
certify that he owns Lot 5 and the South 2 of Lot 4.
� MOTION by Councilman Harris to request that the Administration call Mr.
for certification as to what lots he owns in this section of Fridley.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
, TRAFFIC ROUTING AROUND SERVICE STATIONS QN 61ST AVENUE NORTHEAST:
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Couneilman 5amuelson said he had noticed that the Building Board had an item
on their agenda for an automatic car wash ta be built next to the Texaco
Station on 61st Avenue. The City Enginear said that the chance of the permit
being granted is very slim because two lots would have to be taken for the
proposed service drive. It was st�ted that the Shell Station was interested
in building another bay and modexnizing their station, which would jut out
into the area the City is considering for a service drive on the other side
of the street, and they are interested in knowing �ahether the City is going
to go ahead with their sexvice �rive plans. Councilman Harris said that the
City cunnot tie up tt�e property unless some of�icial action is taken. He
said he wondered if it was not time to condemn the property on both sides of
61st Avenue, as it would be twice as expensive with a building on it. He -
said the Engineering Department eould figure what was necessary and reasonable
to acquire, and the raad could be fit into what the City owned.
MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration prepare legal.descriptions
and start negotiation or condemnation proceedings to procure the property
' around both service stations for a service drive. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, tfiere being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared �
the motion carried
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, Mayor Kirkham said that there have been a�lot of complaints about the one-
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is busy in the eve�ii.�.g. He sai.d he had asked the Safety Committee to
consider this, but he had ca17_ed thc Chairtnan this evening and they �oere
not ready with anything yet. He sai_d that in the meantime he thought
the Council could do something to alleviate the problem. Councilman
Samuelson suggested that the one-ti�iay be eliminated. The Acting City
Attoxney said he was familiar with both the Monday night traffic and the
one-way street. He said the purpose of the one-way was to get the traffic
to the signal light. He said that the dances are over at 11;3t? which is
the time of a shift cha.nge in the Police Department arid at times there will
be 7 Policemen in this area, who have it cleared out by 11:40 P.M. He said
that this may be a disturbing problem, but it is of short duration. Mayor
Kirkham said that there may.be a number of PoLicemen there, but it is still
not doing the job, as it had been very bad the night before. Councilman
Harris suggested that this be turned over to the Police Department and they
be asked for a report. Councilman Sheridan asked if the complaints were
about the volume of traffic. Mayor Kirkham said tfiat it seems the one-way
forces the traffic out tnrough the residential area, and if the cars could
ga either way, this would.alleviate. the problem. ' Mr. Gibbs said that there
is no question they are going through the residentiai area, but the original
idea was to get the cars t� the semaphore. He suggested that it may help if
there were more police farther up Lucia Lane. Councilman Harris said that
they could try the two-way, and if i� is not successful, go back to the one-
way.
MaTION by Councilman Samuelson to request the Police Department to make a
report at the next regular Council Nieeting on the Lucia Lane Service Road
regarding the_advantages or. disadvantages and safety of ,one-way versus two-
way traffic. The m��tion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. '
COMMUNICATION: HOWARD GRIVNA - RICE CR.EEK: '
Mayor Kirkham read a copy of a letter written to Mr. John R. Jamison, State
Highway Commissioner, from Howard Grivna complementing the work dorie by
Barton Construction Company in dredg.ing and�cleaning Rice Creek; west of
University Avenue.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the let.ter dated August 28, 1967
from Mr. Howard Grivna, Rice Creek Associatzon. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
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There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the regular Council
Meeting of September 5, 1967 adjourned at 11;17 F.M.
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THE MINUTES OF TH� SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARlNG MEETING OF SEPTEf1BER 11, 1967
The Special Pub.lic Hearing Meeting of September l•1, 1967 was called to order
by Mayor Kirkham at 8:03 P.M.
OPENING CEREMONY:
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL GALL
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson -
Sheridan
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
' MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION #170-1g67 PROUIDlNG FOR THE SALE OF $1 830,000 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
FUND BONDS:
Mr. Ehlers, Financial Consultant., from Ehlers and Associates, lnc., recatled
that the Council had postponed the bond sale from July 17, 1967 until
September 11, 1967 because of the number af bond sales to be he1d at the
earlier date. He said the local bond market had improved since that time
and he did not see anything on the horizon to make a much lower interest rate
in the near future. He said that the publicity Fridley had received in a
Wall Street Journal article did not do the Gity any good, but may have been
overcome by his answer. He said that the members of the Rating Survey that
had visited this area were impressed, but did not raise Fridley's raCing at
this time.
Mr. Ehlers opened and read the following two bids:
B!D #1 ACCOUNT MANAGER: Juran &� Moody, 1nc., 5t. Paul
ACCOUNT MEMBERS: Allison-Williams Co., Minneapolis
American Nati�nal Bank � Trust Co., St. Paut
� Dain, Kalman &� �o., Inc., Minneapolis
First National Bank of St. Paul
First National Bank of M+nneapolis
Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith, Minneapolis
Paine, Webber, Jackson � Curtis, Minneapolis
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis .
Poh1 & Co., Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio
E. J. Prescott & Company, Minneapolis
Caldwell Phillips, tnc., St. Paul, Minnesota
_ , > , ;- NET ;1NTEREST:; C�ST > $600,647.50 NET lNTEREST RATE 4.5203 ��
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amount of $3b,600, and the summary sheet wh'ich would be used as the basis of the
� . bid was as foltows: .
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4.20% on bonds maturing 1�68 to 1977,
4.40% on bonds maturing 1978 to 1982,
4.50% on bonds maturing 1983 to tg88, plus additional interest at
the rate of 1.50% on all bonds from January l, 1968 to
January l, 1969 excluding the lst $40,000 maturing January l,
1968, no premium.
ACCOUNT MANAGER: John Nuveen & Company, Chicago
ACCOUNT MEMBERS: Shearson, Hammill & Company, Chicago
Francis I. duPont � Company, Chicago
. Ebin Robertson & Company, Minneapolis
Kenower MacArthur & Company, Detroit, Michigan
Woodard-Elwood �- Company, Minneapolis
Channer Newman Securities Company, Chicago
NET INTEREST COST $6og,415.00 NET INTEREST RATE 4.5864
Mr. Ehlers said that the bid was accompanied by a Cashier's Check
in the amount of $3b,600, and the summary was as follows:
4.25% on bonds maturing 1968 to 1974,
4.40% on bonds maturing 1975 to 1982,
4.50% on bonds maturing tg83 to 1988, plus additic�nal interest at
the rate of 1.50% per annum on $1,790,000 bonds from January 1, 1g68 to
January l, 1969, excluding the Ist $40,000, no premium.
At this point in the meeting, Mr. Ehlers and his associates, excused them-
s�elves to tabulate the bids. The Public Nearing on Final Assessment Roll -
Project No. 79 was begun, and was interrupted later when Mr. Ehiers returned
to the meeting with the tabulated bids.
Mr. Ehlers said that the best bid was from Juran & Moody, Incorporated of
St. Paul at a net interest rate of 4.5203. He said that by postponing the
date of sale, they have shortened the issue by three months, and have reduced
the interest by possibly 15/]00%, so the net savings is $45,370 less interest
costs. Councilman Harris questioned a dip on the index chart�. Mr. Ehlers
. said that this dip started about the time Fridley had originally scheduled
their sale on July l7, 1967. Mr; Ehlers said that the chart does not te11
the whole story as it is a national index, and locally the.market had improved
very much. Mr. Ehlers read the Council a listing of different bonds that had '
been sold from other Minnesota localities, their ratings, date of sale, and
the interest rate that had been bid.
Councilman Liebl asked what Fridley's rating was. Mr. Ehlers said our rating
was Baa. He said that it had been raised to this two years ago and was not a
bad rating. He said that they had had rating experts out again in August on
the chance of getting an A rating. He said their report showed that Fridley has
- a very good payout on their debt per capita and there would be a good possibility
for a raised rating in the future.
Mr. Ehiers said he woilld recommend that the Council accept the bid. Ne thought
a� .> i:t -�was:� com{�et i t i ve;; a�nd �he., tho�rgh t�?the r C i'ty's'� s tand i ng had be�n i mp roved by
postponing the bond sale. He said that this would not necessarily have to be
for the life of the issue, and there cau,ld be an advanced refund if things
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Mayor Kirkhan� said he was inclined to go ahead v�ith awarding the bid with
the idea that the City could refin�nce later_if they see things are better,
but that the money is needed at this time. Councilrrian Samuelson said he
agreed. Councilman Liebl asked what the cost of refinancing would be if
it were done by the lst of the year. Mr. Ehlers said that they must show
a net savings, after all costs, of 1/4 of 1%, and then they could invest the
refund in government bonds.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��170-1967 providing for
the sale of $1,830,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds to Juran & Moody, Inc.,
St. Paul, Minnesota at a net interest cost of $600,647.50 and a net interest
rate of 4.5203. Seconded by Councilman Flarris. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING ON FiNAL ASSESSMENT ROLL - SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM
SEWER PROJECT N0. 79: �
The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing, and gave a brief summary of the
project. He explained that there were several parts included in this project
which were not really related, but had been put together to make a larger
project. He also recommended that the assessment not be adopted for Terry's
Addition at this time, because there is more work going in next year and
these costs can be included and all assessed when the work is campleted.
Mayor Kirkham said that each part of the hearing would be taken separately.
COMMERCE PARK:
Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone in the audience interested in this
area of the project. There was no answer. �
SWANSTROM'S COURT:
Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone in the audience interested in this �
area of the project. There was no answer.
TERRY'S ADDITfON:
, Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone in the audience interested in this
area of the project. There was no answer.
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Mayor�Kirkham asked if there was anyone in the audience interested in this
area of the �roject. There was no answer. -
RIVERVIEW TERRACE & MISSISSIPPI PLACE:
Mr. 4laiter Luckow, 6460 East River Road, asked if this cost was just for storm
sewer or if it included sanitary sewer also. Mayor Kirkham quoted the price
as $3.75 per 100 square feet, and said that this was just for storm sewer.
Councilman Liebl explained that the reason the Council decided to make one
project and tie the different areas together was to kee� the price down.
�3�s '• Mr.� LuckoN��gave•:the�'Counci_�i ,his Lot anc� Slocic and-was tald hia assessment
would be $450.00.
ELY AND DOVER STREETS IN 500 BLOCK AREA:
Mr. Keith Gage, 531 Dover Street Northeast, said he felt that Councilman
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Samuelson and the City Engineer owed an ex��l�nation to a lot of the peop}e
in this area. He saicl that the peaple had J�eld a rneeting at which Council-
man Samuelson and the City Enyineer were present and he asked them to explain
the results af the meeting and the resuits of the assessment. Co:�ncilman
Samuelson said that basically it had beer� resotved that the assessment would
be divided equally among all the participating property owners. He said that
after the meeting he had received a call that one or two property owners had
withdrawn from the idea of an equal particip�lion assessment, and he said he
recalled that at fhe time he had said that the assessment could not go through
on the equal basis unless all the people would participate on that basis.
Mr. Gage asked Councilman Samueison if he had looked this area over. Council-
man Samuelson said that he had, and he realized they had a low spot.
Mr. Gage explained that they felt this should be assessed on an equal basis
because of the following reasons: Family safety - he said they all needed
the access, as there is only one road going in. Home protection - for fire
engines, mail delivery, garbage pick-up, etc. That since the homes have been
built, the lots have been changed to conform to their individual: sites. He
said they feel that assessing on an equal basis was the fairest for all.
Mr. Gage said they were not complaining because the people did not want the
storm sewer, .they all agreed it had to be done,�but if one or two owners
dissented from the equal participation, exceptions should be made, and the
majarity should rule.
Councilman Samuelson said he had brought the petition in and had said that
two or three of the people had withdrawn, and he had been advised by the tegal
staff that if there is not 100% participation, they could not assess them on
an equat basis, as they could lose such a decision in court. Mr. Gage said
that the dissenters have a legitimate case, and he could agree they be given
a lesser proportion of the cost, but the remaining property own�rs have all
agreed on a proportionate basis. He said that the people on the south of
Dover Street need the road to go to and from eyork, so they will benefit and
should parti.cipate. Mr. Gage said they had figured the assessment and the cost
would be $l33 if it were assessed on an equal basis.
Mayor Kirkham said that the method of assessing for storm sewer is dictated
by State Statute, and is assessed by the square foot against all benefiting
property, and the only other possibility H�ou1d be if there was mutual consent
of all the people in the area. He said that as long as they have dissenters,
the Council is bound by State Statute, unless they can solve this among them-
selves, Mr. Gage asked for a definition of the word "benefiting". Mayor
Kirkham.said this would apply to all property within the drainage district
as mapped out by the Engineering Department. Mr. Gage asked if this would
include services extended by the City, such as the needed access. Mayor
Kirkham said that this would not have anything ta'do with the storm sewer.
He said that the assessment is concerned only with the drainage district, and
whether it would allow another access or not has no bearing. The Consulting
Engineer said that they do not take into considerafiion any other benefits
there may be, but are only concerned about the drainage area itself. The
property owners went over the map of the area with the Consulting Engineer.
�- �� ��;Me;xPut�1 ic;;;l-learing}was; inter;rupted, a,t this-poi�t f.or the report on the Bond
Sale by Mr.. Ehlers. During this period the properi.y owners were discussing
the 500 Block of Ely and Dover Streets with the Consulting Engineer. After
the Council had awarded the Special Assessm�nt Fund Bonds to Juran & Moody, Inc.,
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The Consulting Engineer said that at the nigf�t of the Improven�ent Hearing,
an objection had been raised to the bour�da��y�lines �nd the City had agreed
to resurvey, and according to the resurvey the property owners had been
partially right and the district had been readjusted to include another
prbperty. He said there had been some things that did not show in the
original survey, and in some cases, the difference was only l/10 of a foot.
He said that perhaps they could use the rationale that everything back to
the building line should have been built to drain to the street according
to ordinance. Mayor Kirkham said he doubted that this could be put in the
project now that the hearing has been held and the project has been put in.
The Acting City.Attorney said that the Council would have to start over again
with another hearing and another roll. Another visitor to the Council Meeting
asked if they could petition for another hearing to bring in the people to
voice objections, if any. The visitor said that the people in the area under
question were included under the original proposal and had signed the petition.
The Consulting Engineer said that the people south of Dover had been notified
of the Hearing as the larger area had been included since there was a question.
He pointed out that the additional property owners would only pay about $200
of the total assessment and would not effect these,people's assessments by
more than $S at the most. Mr.,Gage asked if the owners. �ould petition for
special consideration.in this case as these oth'er owners receive protection,
of their property and their valuation�is upheld. Mayor Kirkham said that the
Council could not do that in this regard, as it must assess just those that
have direct benefit of the storm sewer. The Acting City Attorney said that
over the years, the City has assessed storm sewer on one basis, and if they
were to attempt to change the policy now, they would have to be on very solid
ground. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council could continue the hearing,and
give the property owners time to resolve this among themselves. The Acting
City Attorney told the people that the Council could consent to a binding
contract signed by all parties to the assessment, but if one property owner
should decide not to pay, the rest of the property owners would have to bring
action for breach of contract, and the City would probabty have to change
their policy and go back to this present forrnula. He said this would all ., .
have to be ironed out before,the public hearing was closed. 1'he Acting City
Attorney suggested they appoint one person to represent the group, He said
he would like to research the case law on this more thoroughly, and could
report to their representative if he would come to their office in two or
three days.
Another visitor to the Council Meeting said that there are some iots owned
by Anoka County. The Acting City Attorney said that they would need the
consent.of the County also. Councilman Harris said he thought the County
would agree. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council could assess everyone,
and the County could pay their assessment, and the people could still bind
together with the rest of the assessment. Mr. Gage said he thought it was
obvious thafi they would not get everyone to sign a contract as, besides the
County, there are several out-of-town residents also.
A visitor to the Councii Meeting said that his assessment would be less if
it could be surveyed again as the Tand F�as been changed. Counciiman Harris
explained that he could appeal his assessment if he wanted to. He atso
�w,;explained t,hat eve,ry;part,of;,Fr�i.dley; is i.,n,one.storm,sewer district or
another, and he would pay for storm sewer at some time or ather. The
Consulting Engineer said that the storm sewer costs in this area are as
low as they have been for many years in Fri°dley. He said that this will
be just over $2.00 per 100 square feet, and they have been running up to
$4.00 per 100 square fezt. Councilman Liebl pointed out that the assessment
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is as.low as it is because of the larger are�. Councilman Narris pointed
out the large 5-C Project area on the m�p and said that this had been
assessed at $3.05, and would have been higher except for a previous assess-
ment. The City Manayer explained they coutd pay the assessment with no
interest anytime during the first 30 days, and explained the interest charge
and the way it would be set Up after that time.
Mr. John Wright, 563 Ely Street Northeast, said he was glad to see the storm
sewer go in but he was not satisfied with the explanation the City Engineer
and Councilman Samuelson had given. He said that many people were bitter.
Councilman Liebl said he would suggest that the Co��ncil advise the City
Attorney to give these pe�ple assistance in drawing up a contract, otherwise
the Couneil can only go according to their ordinances. Mayor Kirkham said
that the_CouncFl must d.ecide to either accept the ro}1 as it is or continue
the heariny to give the people time to work this out.among themselves.
Mr. Gage said he would withdra�v his request for.equal participation because,
as the City Attorney has pointed out, with the dissenters it would be a
problem to get everyone to sign a contract, but if someone else wanted to
take,it over they could. Councilman Harris said that he would suggest that
unless they feel they can work out something concrete, they accept the roll
as it is. He said that the cost of calling another hearing would be charged
to the project, which would make it that much higher. Mr, John Wright said
he was willing to accept this roll.if the rest were willing, but he felt it
should have been explained better.
STORM SEWER 5 COSTS:
Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone in the audience interested in this
item. There was no answer. The Council decided that the funds for the work
done under Project #79 which is assignable to Project Na. 5 should be
transferred to Project 5•
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Finat Assessment Hearing on SW & SS #79•
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the publ�c-hearing ciosed at 9:35 P.M.
RESOLUTION #17�-�967 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR WATER, SAN_ITARY SEWER AND -
STORM SEWER 1MPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 7g:
MOTIQN by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #171-1967 confirming the
assessment roll for SW & SS #79� deleting from the resolution Terry's Addition
until that project is completed, and transferring the funds in the amount of
$4,426.75 from Project #79 to Storm Sewer Project #5 as outlined in the
Finance Director's memorandum dated August 25, 1967. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham dectared
the motion carried.
CONSIDERATION OF BUILDING PERMIT - RONALD 5M_�.ITH� %7�6 BEECH STREET-NORTHEAST:
Councilman Harris said he had looked at this property and asked if the permit
is for an addition to the original building. Mr. Smith said this was correct;
��' anci''sho�ed 'the` Counci`1 pho'togr'�phs,'of `the' vu i i d i nq. Fte`'sa i d the add i t i on wou 1 d
be 84' x 26'. Councilman H�rris asked if Mr. Smith wo�ld need a variance for
the 8' setback. The City Engineer explained that there is no setback require-
ment on industrial zoning, and this will line up with existing buildings.
Councilman Samuelson said.he felt that in the future, 78th Avenue should be
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vacated, leaving a utility easement. The Ci:�y Engineer said that 10 parking
spaces are required on the lot, but they �.�ili leave it up to Mr. Smith where
he puts them. �
MOTION by CounciJman Harris to concur with the B.uilding Standards - Design
Control Subcommittee and grant the building permit provided that the )0 off-
street parking places are gravel. Secondeci by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
LIEBL: FUTURE CONSTRUCTION AND COMMUNICATION:
Councilman Liebl showed the Council.a picture of an apartment complex that
a builder is interested in bu.itding in the 3rd Ward. He said the builder
is planning a 4-plex and an 8-plex and will be coming in in the future to
ask for a building permit. -
Councilnian Liebl said he had received a letter from the owner of the apartment
building at 6021 Main Street regard,ing the parking problem. He said that the
owner is.willing ,to coope,rate but would like some guidelines on.how to solve
the problem. He suggested that possibly the City Ergineer could shed some
light on,what the owner could do. - �
FIRE INSPECTION CHIEF:: EMERGENGY REPORTING UNlT ���
Chief Aldrich said that the console for the reporting unit will be ready in
the next two weeks, and he wanted the Council to be aware that there will,be
an additional charge fior moving it to the new building at a tater date. He
said the cost of moving it wiil be approximately $250.00.
Chief Aldrich said that there has been some discussion about a change in
the liquor operation in the City, and originally it had been discussed that
the liquor stores' alarm systems would be controlled by the new unit, and
if this is to be done, some notification should be given to the company giving
this service at present. Councilman Samuelson said that this could be done, and
the City could inve�tigate the cost of buying .the existing system. Councilman
Harris suggested the Administration find out the cost of terminating the
service and the cost of buying the existing systems. �
COMMUNICATION: JOHN DUNPHY: REGARDlNG PARK ANp RECREATlON COMMISS(ON AS A
SUBCQMMITTEE OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION:
Councilman Harris suggested.that Mr. John Dunphy be sent a copy of the new
ordinance regarding the reorganization.of the Planning Commission.
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There being no�further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the meeting adjourned
at 9:45 P.M. •
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CITX OF FRIDLEY
ANOKA COUNTY, P•fi�`r',.°��T��
NOTiCE OF I-LARING OF ASSESSA'IENT FOR STREET IrRPitOG'EI�N'T PROJI:CT N0. 1966-1
Notice is hereby given that the Council of �.he City of Fridley w3.11
meet at the City Hall in said City on the l�tli day of September 1967, at
8:00 o`clock P.rY., to hear and pass upon all ob;ect�.ons, if any, to �he
praposed assessments in respecr to the rallowing improvement, to-wit;
STREET IMPROVEN[ENT P�203ECT i4t1. 1g66-1
The proposed assessment roll for ea�h of said ir�,pro�ements is now
on file and apen to public inspection by all persons in�ere�ted, in the
office of the Clerk ot saici Ci.ty.
At said hearin� the Council �ail.l cansider F�ritten or oral object�ons
to the proposed assessmer�ts for each of said impxoveruents.
The general nature of the improvements and each of them is the
construction of sLreet improvements, i.ncluding gradin�, stabilized base,
bituminous suzfacir�g, concrete curb and gutter, storm se�aer syste��n,
service connectians and other facilities loeated as foliowst
/ Kimball Street: Riverview Terrace to East River Road
02 JanesviZle Street: Riverview Texrace to East River Road
�— Ironton Street; Riverview Terrace to East River Road
y.Hugo Street: itiverview Terrace to East Kiver Road
�5`—Glencoe Stree�: Riverview Terrace to �ast River Road
�-$road Avenue; Fairmont Str�et.�a:Za£aye�te�Street
�—�75th Avenue: Old CenLral Avenue to Bacon Drive
"�'-Service Driva along East of'University: 73rd to 75th Avenue
f�'�Iadison Street: Lyric Lane to Osbarne Road
�C-64'� Way; Riverview Terrace to East River Road
�/..._-Lucia Lane: 290 feet South o€ 68th Place to 68th Place
/,z-68th Place: Lucia Lane Wesi. to 3ervice Road
/3 �ervice Arive East of T.H. �65: 6€t%. Place ta 68th �venue
�ykfcKinl.ey Street: 66th Avenue to 562 Aver�ue
/5-�-66'� Avenue: Alley between Fridley and McI:inley Street to Stinson Blvd.
�l(�Fridley Street; Mississippi Street to f�7th Avenue
/7�noka Street: Mississippi $treet to 67th Avenue
l8�66th Av�nue;_ �thur Street ta Stinson Blvd. °
/�--A11ey between 4 h& 5th Streets: 53rd Avenue to 54th Avenu�,
�Fairmont Street; Starting 265.8' from Easterly R/�1 line of• .
Ri�!'erview Terrace to East River Road,
�/-68th Avenue: Hinhway ��65 to Channe2 Roa�
��La.fayette Street: �r�ad Avenue to East River Road
.,�3 --�iayes Str.ee�: 75th Avenue ta 76th A�renue
�}�.�foore Lake Highlands A�7ditioz�, Lot 2, Bl.ock 1.�,
z,s�uditor's Subdiv�.si.or. 7�21, 2n3 �evisioz3, Lot 9G
�SS�ection l�F, Par4e1 �°+8�0, E� o� E2 of SW'�
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Notice ox I-iea.rzng, 3tree�: ����s�'c?�T�m�nC k'roject Na. 1965-1
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The area proposec� to be �ssessed for sai,d �.cnprovements and
' each of ther.i z.s a�.l ti1a� Ianu' b�r�e�ited 'ay said im�ravements or each
of thezn and lyz�g Gr�.thir� the gener�l area o� the �t�ove noted streets.
Said improvements will be assess�u a�ai:�st the proper�i.es � ` r�
' within Che above noted areas �.n wtzo3.e or i�i gart propoxtionately to
each of tiie lwnds therein cont�.ined accoxcin�; to �I;e be►iefi.ts receivecl.
' DA�'ED THIS 2�H DAY 0� AUGUST 19G7 8Y 0�:33�?Z OI' TH3� CITY COITAICIL
0� THE C ITY 0�' k I:II?L�Y
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ATTEST:
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CITY CLERK - niarvin C. Brun�ell
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Publi.sh: Anoka County Unfon and
' Fridley Free Press
September 1 & 8, 19�i�
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�L��ypI� - Jack 0. Kirkham
1 E�`.�H�C'.� OF MSI�:UTES (�F 1�:E`'�.'IMG OF� Ti-I"� CITY COUI�?CIL 0�' A REGUL:nR r;Ek�TIhG .fI�T�TS
SEFYI'EN',�E��, 1�� 1g67, AT g:00 0°CLQCK P.M., AT Ttli, CI9.'Y HALLs CITY OF Ft�IDLEX,
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Pursuatzt to due cal�. and not:�ce ther�o�, �. special �neeting of the City Catuacil
o£ thes City of Fri�le�r, Minnesoia, was duly h�ld a� 'che City Hall in s�zid
Cxty on Monday, thE 1F3th day of Septe�nber, 1967, at g:00 o'clock P.M.
The follo�.*i.ng members were present:
and the fo17.o�*in� werca absent:
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The Clerk annourac�d thai the propov�d asses5ment for
STNEET TMPR�VEt�NT PROJECT N4. ST. 1966-1
had beer� filed in his ofi"i.ce on the 29th day. of Au�ust, 1967, and that notice
of a hearing on said ass�ssmen� to be he].d at the reg�Zar �eeting of the
Counc3l on the 18th d�g of Septe�ber� 1967, had been given in the form and
manner as provided by law. T�e Clerk present�d an affa.davit showing
publicaiion o£ such notice in the afficial newsgaper, which affidavit was .
examin�d and faund satisfactory and ordered placed on file.
The Mayor announced that the m�e�ing �ras npen for consideration af ab�ecti.ons
to the a�ssessment heretofore filed with the City Clerk for
STREET IMPRJVENIENT FR03ECT NQ. ST. 19�6-1
Ths CZerk reported that writ�en objection had bsen filed by the fo3lowing
persons a£fecting the follouing described lots� pieces ar pa.rcels of la.nd,
to wit:
NAME OF OBJECTOR
DESCRI YTION
OBJECTION
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Ros�lu�iorz
The follo���irig person� were then hearc� and presented their objec�ioaz� to sa3_d
, assessment,:
tNAP� OF OBJ�:CTOR DE>SCRI��I U?t . 0&IECiIO�d
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After due COI15�.OPZ'B.�lOT2 of all said objectic�ns� Counc�l.r�,.�n
'. introduced the following reVolutiar� anc� mov�d its adoptifln:
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RESOLUTION COt]rIR1�ffI�G ASSEaSri�NT FOR STREE^t IMPRaVF.:T�I�T FR�7JECT N0. ST. 1966-1
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BE IT RE50L�D By the City Council of the City of F?'idl�p� Minnesota, as follows:
' I. The City Cl�rk has wa�h th� assistance of the engineers heretaf'ore seleeted
by th�.s Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to ba
specially �a.ssesssd far the
, STREET IMPRQtIEMENT PROTEC� I�d4. ST. lg6fr?
. in said Ci�y agaan�t every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land in
' accard�.nc� with the prQVisians of l,aw, and ha.s prepAred and fiZed wi.th
the Cii�y Clerk tabulated sta�emar_ts in duplicate showing the proper
descrip�cion of each and every lot, piec� or p�:rcel of la.nd to be specially
' assessed and th� amount calcu].s.t@d ag�ainst th� sa�e.
2. Notice has been �uly publishsd as requir�d by law that thi.s Co�zncil would
' meet in regul.ar session at this tiffie and plac� to pass on the proposed
� assessment.
• 3. Said propased assess�.er.t ha� at all times since its filing b�eri op�n to
' inspectian and copyir_g by a11 �ersor�s int�rested�' and an ogportunity ha.s
been given to all interested p�xson� to presen� t.heir object�ar�s, i�` any,
to suck�� pxopased asb�ssment' ar to ang� item ther�af� and na objections
' have been filed; except
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as followss
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5. Thi.s Council finds that each of the lots, pieces or parcels af lanc3. enu-n-�
erated i�c ����.d ��c�.>oscd a�sessr,���afi, a5e�.lter�� and modified was and is.
sp�cially ber�eiit�d by the
STREET li�l'ROV�'NIEPva YRQJFCT Id4. ST. 196b-1
in the amovxxt in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the
corrective ro11. in the a.mount set opposite thE descripiion of each such
lot, piece ox• pareel of lar�d, and that said ar,�ur�t so set out is hereby
le�tied aga.inst each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land
therein described. �
b. Such proposed assev�ment as altered' �odxfied and corrected is affirmed�
adopted and confirmed� and. the sums fix�d and named in said proposed
assessment as altere�, mod3.fied and corracted� with the cha.nges and
alterations here3-n above madei are affirmed� adopted and confirmed as the
proper special assessments for each of said lots� pieces or parcels of
land respectively.
7. Said assessment sa affirrced� adopted and confirmed shall be certifi�d too
�' by the City Clerk and filed in his office ar,d shall thereupon be and
canstitute the spvcia]_ assessment for
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STREE� INiPRO�"Et�NT PROJECT N0. ST. 19b6-1
The amoun�.s assessed against eac�il ihepsame haveabeen paid at t eirate�r
i n t e r e s t f r a m t h e d a t e Y a� r e o f u n
of six per cent (6�) per annvm.
Such asse�sxasnt shall b� paya�le in ten annu.al installments payable on:
the lst day of January in each year, begir.ning i� the ysar 196g, and con-
tinuing until all of s�.i& installments shall have been pai.d� eaeh install-
ment to be collected with taxes callectible during said year by the Courity
Auditor.
The City �lerk is hereby directed to make up and file in th� ofPiea of the
County Auaito� of AnQka County a certifisd statement af the s�mount of all
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such unpa:id assessm.ents and the amount wY�ich will be due thereon on thc :
lst day of January �.n each year.
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The motion for the adoption of the foregoir.g resolution was duly seconded by �
Counci].man ? and upon vote being taken thereon the fallowing
vated in favor thereof:
and the following voted agai�st the same:
PASSED AIVB ADO�'TED BY THE CITY C�U;�CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIL�LEY THIS ° __DAY OF
,1967�
AfiTEST :
CITY CT�RK - Marvin C. Brunsell.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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ORDINANCE N0.
, AN ORDiNAhCE DEFINING NUIS�NCES, PRONIBITING
THE 1 R CREATI ON OR P�1A i Ni�ENANCE AND PROV 1 D ING
FQR ABATEh1El�i AND PENALT(ES FOR VIOL�iTtON THEREOF
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The Counc i( of the C i ty of Fr i d! ey do orda i n a s fo I( ows :
SECTION l. Public Nuis�nce Defined. A public nuis�nc,e is a thing,
�ct or use of property which is a crime against the order ,nd economy
of the s-�ate and consis�s in doing an act or omitting to perform a
duty which �ct or ommission sh�ll
1. Annoy, injure or endanger the .safaty,, hea Ith, comfort or
repose of the public.
2. Offend publ'tc d�cency.
3. (n any w�y render the inh�bitants of Fridley or a considerab{e
number ihereof, insecure in tife or in use of property.
SECTION 2. Public Nuisances Affectinq Nealth� Safet� Comfort and Repose.
The following �re hereby declared' to be nuisances �ffecting health:
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Ail decayed or unwhotesome food offered for sale to the
pub! ic.
All diseased animals runnin� at large.
htitk which is produeed by cows which h�ve c�ot been �ested
�nd found free of tubercu I os i s ar i th i n the ye��r prev i ous
to the offer i ng of su ch m i 1�: fo r sa 1 e ta the pub t i c a s
pravided by ordinance.
Carcasses of �nimals not buried or destroyed within
twenty-four hours �t'ter death.
Accumul��tions of m�nure or ru�bish.
Pr i vy va u i t s a nd g�a r6z�e ca nG wh i ch a r�e not f l y-t i ght .
AIl noxious weeds, tall grasses, and other rank growths
upon public or priv�a-�e property.
An accumulation of tin cans, bottles or debris of �ny
n�ture or description.
Offensive tr�des and businesses as defined by statute not
Iicensed by the City 6oard of Health as provided by law.
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10. A) I publ ic expasure of persons ���,ving �� contagious disease.
( I. The u se of commor� pul� 1 i c dr i n!< i ng cu� or ro I I er towe 1.
(2. The distrik�ut�on of' s�mE�les of inedicir�es or drugs unless
such samptes �re pl�ced in the h��n ds o f an � du lt person
by someone properly licensed.
13• AII other acts, omissions of acts oceupations �nd uses
of property wh i ch a re deemed by the Boa rd of Hea ! th to be
a menace to the healt h af the inhabitant s of the City of
Fridley or �ny consider�ble number thereof.
SECTI ON 3. Pub l i c Nu i s�-�nces Affect i nct Mora 1 s and Decency. The
foFlowing �re hereby declared to be nuis�nces af-iecting public morals
and decency:
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At { gambi ing devices, slot machines and punch boards.
AIl houses kept for the purposes of prostitution or
promiscuous sexual intercourse, gambling houses,.houses of
ill fame, and bawdy houses.
A 1! p!�ces where i ntox i c��t i ng 1 i quors, i nc 1 ud i n g 3.2 f beer,
are manufactured, sold, bartered or given away in
violation of law, or arhere persons are permitted to resort
for the purposes of drinking intoxic,ting liquors as a
bever�ge contrary to I�w, or where intoxicating liquors,
including 3.2� beer, are kept for s� Ie, barter or
disiributian in violation of law, and all liquors, bottles,
kegs, pumps, bars � nd other property kept at and used for
maintaining such a pl�ce.
Any vehicle used for the illegal tr��nsportion af intoxicating
liquor, or �ny immoral purpose.
A1l indecent or �bscene pictures, books, pamphl��s,
m�gazines and newspapers and billbo,rds.
The pub(ic use of profane or obscene tanguage; also acts
of persons tend i ng to create a d i stur�b�nce af the pub( i c �
peace and qu i et of the commun ity; a nd the use of ( oud,
boisterous, or abusive I�nc�uage in public or which disturbs '
the tranqui ! ity of a neigh bar��oo d, or any ot her �c ts t ha t
constiiute disorder(y .conduct �nd wh ich �re done in. such_
a manner as to attr�ct undue atten�ion; the doing of any
of �he acts �,bove specified in the night time shall constitute
prim, facie evidence of a violation of this ardina nce.
Betting, bookmaking, and all app�ratuses used in such
occup�tions.
The looking int o or peeping through cloors, win dows or
open ings of pr i�i�te homes by :r,ethods of ste�� 1 th �nd without
proper aut�i�rity ��nd by surr1e�-�i#:uous methods, c�r ��rh�t is
common I y knowr. ,s ,•w i ndow peep.i ��", _
Ali other things, �cts, omissions, or
be considered detriment��l �o the marat
inh�bitants of the City af Fridiey, or
thereof .
occupat ions that may
we t l be i ng of th e
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SECTI ON �.. Puf� 1 i c Nu i s�nces Ai'fecti nc� Pe��e �nd S�fety. The fo 1 I oti��i ng
a re cSec (� red -to be naa : s<-�nces affect i ng pub I i c peace a nd safe-ty :
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A( I snot� �nd i ce not removed from put� t i c s i de►�r�-� ( k s twe ! ve
((2) hours after the snow and ice h�,s ceased to be deposited
thereon.
A l t trees, hedgs s, b i 1 l boa rds or other obstruci i on s wh ich
prevent persons from havinc� a clear view of traffic
�pproe:ching an intersectio� from cross streets in sufficient
time to bring � motor vehicle driven at a reasonable speed
ta a full stop before the intersection is reached.
A I( I imbs of �rees wh i ck� �-�rE I ess th� n e'tght (8� feet above
the surface of .any pubi ic sidewalk or• street. '
AIl wires which are strung less th�n fif teen (15� �eet
above the surf��ce o�� any street or a(ley.
A I I bu i I d i ng s, w�� I 1 s, � nd other structurss wh i ch ha ve been
dam�ged by fire, dec�y or otherwise to an extent exceeding
one-ha ! f ({/2) the i r flr i g ina l va ( ue 4�nd/or wh i ch are so
situated as to endanger the sa•fety of �the publ ic.
AIl explosives, in-�l�mmable liquids �nd other dangerous
subst�-�nces stored in any manner or in any amount other
than that provided by Iaw and ordinance.
AIl use or display af firewor�ks except as provided by ,
law and ordinance. •
AI) unnecessary noises and annoying vi6rations.
AI ( bui Idings and a i( alter�a�;ions to hui Idings made or
erected within the fire 1 imi�s as estab( ished by ordin�nce
i n v i o i � t i on of the ord i nar�ce concemi ng manner and mater ia l s
and construct ion .
Ofastructions �nd excavations a�fecting the ordinary use
of the pub i ic of streeis, a I I eys, s s clew� I ks or pub l i c
grounds except under such eond it i on s a s �re prov i ded by
ordinance.
Radio �eriats strung or erected in any manner except that
provided by I�w and ordinance.
The malicious erection of �� s�it� fence or any other
structure as def i ned by H1 i nnesota Sta�utes 561 .02 wh i ch
are hereby incorporated by reference.
Any use of property �butting�on � pubfic street or
sidewa(Ic or any use of a public street or sidewalk which
c�uses !� rge crowds of peop 1e to g�ther, obstructi ng
tr� ff i c<<nd the f ree use of the str�eets or s i dewa I ks.
All hanging signs, �wnings and other simiiar st.ructures
over the streets or s idew� I ks, or so s ituated a s to
' endanger publ ic s�fety not c�nstructed and maantained as
provided by ��w r nci ordi nance,or without proper permit.
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The a I 1 ow i ng of ra i n titater, . icc: or snoi,� to fa I i from any
bu i I d i ng ort � ny street or s i dew�-� ! k, or to f t ow acro ss any
si�iewa lk.
A I I b� rbed w i re fences �� it h i n the p 1 at�ed and bu i I t-up
portion of the City.
A I! d�ngerou s, ungua rded ma c4� i nery, �qu ipment, or other
property in any public place, or so situated or operated
on priv�te pro{��rty as to aitract the publ ic.
The d i str i but i ng of h��ndb i I! s excepts as prov i ded by I aw
anc! ord i nance .
Throwing, dumping, or deposit'sng of any dead animals,
manure, garbage, w�ste decaying matter, ground,sand,
stones, a shes, rubb i sh, t i n cans, ar o-�he r mater i� l of any
kind on private property in the City of Fridley.
ThrotJing, dropping, or releasing printed matter, paper,
or �ny other material or objects over the City f rom an
airpl�ne, balloon, or other aircraft, or in such a
manner a s to cause such mater i.a I to fa (( or land i n the
C ity of Fri dl ey.
Placing entr�nce culver�s, or doing any ect which may
alter or �ffect the drainage of streets or al{eys or the
surface or gr�cle of street s, �([ eys, or- s i dew�z ( ks w ithout
proper permit first obt��ined from the City Engineer. _
hl�king repairs ta motor vehicies or tires in public
streets or alleys, excepting oniy emergency repairs whe n
it wi IJ not unduly impede or interfere with traffic. —�
Throwing, placing, deposi�ing, or burning leaves, tr�sh,
I�wn clipping s� weeds, gr�ss, or other material in the
streets, a I I ey s or gutters; prov i ded th��t t eaves on I y �_�
may be p I�zeed i n gu�tters dur i ng the months of O�tober. and ``�
Noveniber to be i cked up by the C ity i f so p i�cecE as not �'
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to m�teri�l ly or unduiy interfere with the tr�� ic.
Erect i ng, pa i nt i ng, or p l a c i ng of un��tat hor i zed tr�'Ff-'tc--
sign s, p�:rking signs, no par�ing signs, or any adver�ising -
sigr►s in streets or atteys or on sidewa4ks.
The oparation of any radio device or �pp�ratus for sound
mak i ng or reproduct i on amp I i f i c�-�t i on or Rro ject ion of th e
human voice on tha stree�t or•in or upon �ny vehicle, where
the sounds therefrom may cli vert the attent ion of pedestrians
or vehicle ope r�tors in the streets.
AI I unnecessary interferer�ce and di sturbance of radios or TV
sets c�au sed by i mproper operat i on or defe�ct i ve e I ectr i ca l
app I ia nces and equ ipment . -
Ati other conditions, �cts, or things which are tiable to
cause injury to the person or property of any ane.
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SECT( ON 5. Construct ion Na� i s� nces.
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(. Hours for construction work.
a. I t sha (( be un ! atirfu ! to er�g�-�g e i n or conduct �ny
activity in �the construc�ion of �ny building or
structure, or the (aying of any pavemen� including but
not limited �o the makin� of �ny er.cavation, cle�ring
of surface (�nd, � nd I oad ing or un ( oad i ng mater i a l,
equipnent or supplies, anywhere in the City except
bett,►een the hours of 7:00 A,h1. and 8:00 P.h1. on
weekdays, other than S�turd��y, and except between
the hours of 8:30 P.��9. and 5:00 P.ht. on Saturday.
However, such ��ctivity sh�! ( be lawful if a permit
therefore h�s been issued by the City upon application
i n �ccord� nce w ith the requ i rements of subsect ion (c)
below.
b. It sh�ll be vnlawful to erig�ge in such work or activity
on a 5und� y un I ess a spec i a l perm it for sucl� Sunday
work ha s f i rst been i ssu ed .
c. Permits �nd speci��f permits. Applic�tion for a permit
sha I I be mac{e i n wr i t i ng to t;he C ity �1�anager and sha I I
state the name of the �p�iic�ni and his business
adclress, the ( ocat i on of the proposed work, �nd the
reason for seeking � permit to do such work on
Saturday or Sunday, as well �s the estim�ted time of
the proposed oper�,tions.
(. No such perm it sh� I 1 be i ssued except ing where the
pub f i c we t�� �r� w i I I !ae harm�d by fa i i ure to perform
the wark :at the times indicated.
d. Noth ing i n th i s orcl i na nc�: sha i 1 6e eonstrued to prevent
�ny ��ork nec�ss�ry to prevent inj�ury to persar�s or
property a� � ny t i me .
2. Use of streets. The use of streets for the storage of
materi�►Fs in the process of construction or alteration of
a bui (ding m�y be gr�,nted wh�n the same wi I I not unduly
i nterfere w i th trafi' i c� nd w i 1 I not redu ce the usa6 I e
witdth of the street to iess th.a.n eigNtte�n feet, no
portion of a street other th,n t�at directly �butting on
the premises on which work is being done shal) be used
except with the consent of the owner or occupant of the
premises abutting an such portion. Any person s�eking
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to make such use of the s�;ree� sh�, I l f i l e �n app ( i cat i on
w�th the c i erk, to�e�her 4J I�;fi �-� bond w ith suret ies to be
�-�pproved i�y the c I erk, io i ndem�i i fy the C � ty for ,ny
;oss or° damage which meay be incurr�d by reason of such use
�nd occup�-�t i or .
3. N__i_g_ht o�er�,t i Qn s. No con s�ruct i on or a I terat i on operat i on s
shall be c�-�rried on at night time if the same are accompanied
by loud or �-�nrioying noises.
4. S i dew�� f ks. No s i dewa ( k sh� I I be obstructed i n the cou rse
of bu i I d i ng operat ions w ithout a sp�c i� I perm it from the
c( erk; and t�rhenever � rer�ovz I of � s i dewa I k i s requ i red
such work sh� 1 I not be done unt i I a spec i a t perm it i s
secured from thc: c I erl<.
5. Safeguards. (t sh� 1I be t��e duty of a person or corporation
' doing any constructing, altering, or wreckingt� do the
same witii proper care for the .s�fety of persons and property.
' W�rn i ng b��rr i c�des �anci I i ghts sha I 1 be ma i nta i ned whenever
necessary for the protect ion of pedestri�-�ns or traff ic;
��►d tempor�ry roofs over sidewalks shall be constructed
' whenever there is d�n�er from f�lling articles or materi,ls
to pedestrians.
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SECTI ON 6. Offense Trades Const itut I ri�c A Pub I i c Nu i sancei The
m, i nten��nce or oper�t i aY� w ith i n ths C ity of Fri d I ey of �-� t�nnery,
render i ng est.ab I i shrnent, so� p factory, s{ �ughter house, or fert i t i zer
p( � nt, or the ma i nten�-�nce or eng� gement i n �any othe r trade or emp I oymen�
which is dangerous to the public health or injuriaus to neic�hboring
property, or from which loathsome odors arise, shatl'be a pubtic nuisance.
SECT10� �. Duty Of Health_Offscere It sF�al! �e the duty af the Health
( nspector (un I ess otherw i se detet�m i nez� by tl�e C ity ��,nager3 a ided by
the Pa ! i ce Department, to i n sp�ct prem i ses w i th i n the corporate ( i m it s
of the City of Fridley �-�nd take such necessary prec�utions �s are
necessrry to prevent the commission and maintenance of public nuisances
affect i ng h�� I th, safety, comfort �, nd re�ose, � s def i r.ed i n Sect i on 2.
SECTI ON 8. Duty Of Ch i ef Of Po l i ce. tt sh� I I be the duty of the Ch ief
' of Police (unless otherwise determined b;� the City b�anager� fo inspect
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prem i ses � nd cor�d it i ans and c I rcumst�nces w i�;h i n the corporate
( im�ts of the City of �ridley ��nd t�i:c� �1 I re?son:-,ble prec�utions to
prevent �he camrnission �nd m�-�int�enance of pu�I ic nuisances affecting
mora ! s and dac�ncy 1� def i ne d i n Sect i on 3, �7 nd -�he Po ! i ce Depa rtment
sha l I at a l 1 t i mes : ss i s�: the C i-�y Eng i neer� and the C ity He� Ith Off icer
in deiecting and preventing the commission or maintenance of public
nu i s<nces with in the C ity of Fri d! ey of ,ny nature as def ined in this
ord i nance and by the (�a►as of the State � h1 i r�nesota .
SECT I ON 9. Dut�Cf C jty Eng i neer. (t sha �! L�e the duty af the C ity
Eng i neer (un I ess othert�r i se determ i r�ed by the C ity Manager) � ided by�
the Pol i ee Dep� r-�ment, to i nspect the p�en1 i ses w itt� i ri the corporate
( imits of �he City of Fridley <-�nd take such steps �s are reasonably
necessary to prevent the commission �snd maintenance of public nuisances
�ffecting peace �nd s«fety as defined in Section 4-
SECTION I0. Powers Of Off icers. t'dhenever in the judgm�nt of the Hef� Ith
Inspector,.City Engineer, or Chief of Poli�ce (or such other officers
as m�y be determined by the City Ntan�ger) th�y find upon investigation
that a public nuisance is being maint�zined or exists within the City
of Fridfey �,nd within �he r�spec�ive fiields of supervision �s
hereinbefore set forth, they shali notify the pe.rson, firm or�
corporat i on i n wr i t i ng, �,rho arc ma i nttz in i ng s�-� i d pub I i c nu isance and
require him or them to terminate �nd abate said nuisance and require
him or them to remove such conditions or remedy stach defects. Said
written notice sh�11 be served on the �ersan committing or maint�ining
said nuis�nce, in person or by registered r�ail. if the premises
are not occupied ?nd the address of the owner is unknown, service on
the owner m�y be had by posting a copy of the notice on the premises.
S� i d not i ce sha I I requ i re the owner or occupr-�nt of such prem i ses, or
both, to t�ke re�sonable steps within a re� son�bte �time to �bate and
remove s� i d nu i s�nce, sa i d steps and t i me to be des i gn�-�ted i n sa i d
not i c�, but the m��x i mum t i me for �he remcsva I of s� i d nu i s� nce e�fter �
serv i ce of s�°� i d r�oi i ce s1��-� I 1 noi i n�-� ny event exc�ed th irty (30 ) d�:ys ,
Wh�n an' order so g i ven by the He�, !th , nspector, C ity Eng i neer, Ch ief
of Po l i ce, or other proper l y des i gnated �,nc� �uthar i zed of� i cer, i s not
comp{ isd wit�r, such non-compi ia7ce shal ( be reported forthwith.to the
City h1�n�ger for such action as m�y be necessary �nd deemed ��dvisable
i n the name of tne C ity of Fri d! ey to ,b�te and en jo i n the fur�ther
cont i nu� t i�on of s� i d nu i s�� nce .
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SECT1 QI�! I!.__ Abatemen-L- 0-� hu i sances� Counc i I. I f, ��fter su�h
serv i ce ofi not � ce, the p� r�y or p�r•t i e� f.� i i to �b�-�te the nu isance
or m�ke the necess����y re�� irs, �Iter��tions, or cl�.an�es in �ccordance
w i th the d i rect i or� of tFie Counc i i, sa i d Counc i i may cause such nu i s�-�nce
to be �b�,ted �t th� expense of the C ity �-�nc� recaver sucl� expend iture,
p I us �n add it i on�� I twenty-�f i ve per cent {2$ o) of such expend iture, ei ther
by civil �ction ag��:inst the person or persons served; or if such
service has been had upon the owner or occupant,.by ordering the Clerk
to extend such sum, p I us �wen�.y-f i ve per cent (25 0} thereof as a
spec i�-� I t��x �=.g�� i n s� the property upon wh i cE� �he nu i s�n ce sx i sted an.d
to cert's fy the s,rne to the County �1ud i tor #'or co I l e�t i on i n the man ner
as taxes �nd special assessments � re certif ied and cot (ected.
SEC710tJ 12 . Pena l t i e s. Any pe� so n, f i rm, ar corporat i on, who sha I I
c�use or create a nuis�nce, or perm�t any nuis�nce to be created or
placed upon, or to remain upon �ny premises owned or occupied by him
or them; �nd any person, firm, or corporation who sh�il f,il to comply
with any reason,ble order rnr-±de under the provssions of this ordinance
and upon conv i ct i on thereoi=, sl�� l t be deemed gu i 1ty of a misdemeanor
� nd sha 1 I be pun i shed t�y �� f i ne of not more th�-�n One Nundred Do (! ars
($100.00) ar by impr i sonment i n the County Ja i I for not mare -�han
ninety (90) days.
SECTlON 13. Sep�rab'slity. Every section, provisinn, or Pcrt of this
ord i n�nce i s dec! �-�red sep� r�-�ta l e from every o�her secti on, provi sion,
or part thereof sh� I 1 be he(d inv��} id, it sha l{ not effect any other
sect i on, prov i s i or�, or part ,
' SECTI a�y I�.. Repea I._ Th is ord i nas�ce i s supp ( ementary and sh� I 1 not
depr i ve the C ii:y of Fr id 1 ey of ,ny of i ts powers i n reg�rd to
nuisances �nd ths a%atement thereof, whether derived fram common l�w,
' st�iute, or ord i n. nce . The C i ty of Fr i�( ey may, at it s opt i an, proceed
under this ordin�nce or �ny other law or ardinance, for the punishment
of ma i nt� z n i ng and fo� the ab�-�tement o�F n� i s�nces
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Th i s ord i n�nce sh�. I I take effect ten days after d�te of i ts pub ( i cat i on.
1 PASSED 8Y THE CITY COi1NCIL OF THE C{TY OF �RIDLEY, TNIS
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' F i rst Read ing :_September 5, 1967__
Second Re� d i ng :
Publish:
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P�EP�Q T0 : h�arvi n Brunse l t
�. � MEf�30 FRO��i: James D. Gibbs .
' SUBJECT: Ord i nance Rec3.�rcl i ng Tra �s ient h-tercha nts, Pedd l ers,
�nd Solicitors within the City of Fridiey
�As per c�ur d i scuss i on, I h�-�ve ��mended ��nd r�turned to you the C ity
Ordinance pertainingto peddlers and so1 icitor�s.
� t do not know wi1�t conversation P�1r. }ierrick m�y h�ve fiad with
you or the Council with regard to ihis Ordinance. Not�ever, I
� wou 1 d h� ve to r�commend to the Counc i l, th �t Fr id ! ey take �-s pos it ion "
s i m i t�, r to th�,t wf� i ch i s know 4a s�he ,'Gr�en 2 i ver ApPf�oach" . Th i s
tYpe af Ordi nance - makes i� a r�u i s�nce to go on pr i v��te prc�pert�
� for tize purpose of pedc� 1 i ng ar so l i c it i nc� un 1e ss tFi�re " i s an `•
express or i m� I i ed i nv i t� t i on -�o do so by the own'er of the property
or the occupt-�nt of the pr�emises.
, Th i s t e� of Ord i n��nce ha s been upf�el ci by ti�� 11n ited States S�apreme
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Gour�. lt prohibits �-,11 peddlin� ar�d saliciting within tF�e City
, except when requested by , specific ind:ivi'dual in the City.
If 1:underst,nd the purpose of the Orc�in�rt�� �h�t l�as t�een suhnitted
,� to the Caunc i(, it i s to rec�u 1 a��e ta �ome extent m�gaz i ne s, Fesmer.,
e-tc. Tt;e arnendmertit th,�� I h�ve �dd�d wou !d, o� co�rse, speci f ic� ( 1 Y
ex�mrt these �eo� ! e from the ardi n�-�nce:. �i�f3e �mendine►-►� i s nec�ssary
,- bec�use of the e nterstr�te comrnet�ce c I ause of -�he Const i tut i on : l
feel, therefore, th:+t we h.-�ve, by p�-��sing thi s C�rdin�nce, done
nothinc;� �o regul�t� the pro63em which ��e previQUSly felt existed.
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' You might m�niion this to the Councii.
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AN ORD I N�iNCE REGl1LAT1 NG TRANS IENT MERCHANTS, PEDDLERS,
' AND SOLfCITORS 4'JITHlN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
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THE CITY COLlNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY UO ORDAIN AS FOLL04�JS:
SECTION 1. When used in this ordinan�e, the following terms sha�lf
h�ve the following meanings:
A. Tr�-�nsient h1erch�nt: Any person selling any merchandise
from a railrozd car, truck or vehicle either as a
princip�i, �-�gent, consignee, or employee, whether �►
resident of the City of Fridfey, or not, or who occupies
and uses as his place of business any building or (ot as
a ten�nt at will or under a le�se for a shorter term than
six months, is a tr�nsient merchant,
B. Pedd 1 er or F��wker :�1ny person who travel s by faot, motor
vehicle or �ny other type of convenf,nce, from place to
pl�ce, house to house, or street �o street, and who
carries or conveys goods or wares, edible �nd nonedible,
offer i ng and expos i ng the s�-�me for s� I e i s a pedd ler .
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Sol icitors or Canv� ssers: Any person, whether a resident
of the City of Fridley or not, traveling either by foot,
motor veh i c( e, or , ny other type of conven� nce, from
place to place, ho�se to house, or street to street,
tak i ng or �,ttempt i ng to take orders for sa I e of good s,
w�res and merch�ndise, persona! property of any n�ture
whGtsoever for fu�ure de) ivery, or for services, including
home improvements and repa i rs to be furn ished ar performed
in the future, whether or not such individu�l carries or
exposes for sate a sample of the subjsct to such sale, or
whether or n�t he i s co l l ecti ng ��dv�nce payments, i s a
solicitor, provided that he is not a transient merchant or
pedd l er a s def i ned here i nbefore. �
D. A ticense fee shal) not be collected from solicitors taking
� orders w ith i n the C ity of Fr idl ey for goods to be de l ivered
in the future from a point in some othe r st�te.
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SECTION 2. License_Rec�uired, i�o tr���nsieizt mArch.�nt, peddler, o�
so a i c i tor, athe r than � so 1 i c i tor uc� i ng k�;� s i ne ss by appo i ntmen�,
sh= 1( se l I nr o-f�=er for s� 1 e any r�ercl�an� i se, oi� �ttein�t to da any
bus i ness i n �he C ity �f Fr i d I ey, wi �hout° f i rst h�-�v i r�g obta i ned a
l icense for sucli business fram the City �1erk in compl iance with
the provisions of �his ordin��nce.
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SECTI ON 3. .App l i c�t i on for L ice�nse. The ��pp ( icat i on for such I i cense
sh�ll be made to the City Cterk and shall shaw the ioflowing:
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The n�me, home address �nd I oca 1�ddress, i`fi �ny, of the
�,pp I i c� nt .
A phys i c� I descr ipt i on of �the app l icant, sett i ng forth
the �pp1 icant's age, height, weight, color of ha ir and eyss.
The name �nd �d�ress of the per�son, firm or corporation
for whom or through whom orders �re to be so(icited.
A statement �s to whether the ap�iicant has been convicted
of any cr i me or m i sdemelnorr �,nc� i i= sa, the nature of the
offense.
A sta�enent of the goods, wares, ar merchandise to be sold.
A st�tement �s t o the pe riod during which the applicant
intends to sell within the said City.
' The forec�aing does not ap�ly to persons soliciting or canvassing
on beh� I% of ch�ritfble, rel igious, or education=�l institutions.
, The requ i resnents of th i s ord i ns nce w i i i be deemed to h��ve been met
upon the submission of � list of-the canvas��rs �o -be �mployed by
the s� i d or���n i z�at i on by the st�p�rv 9 sor i n cha rge of the a re�
, wit�in. the s,id City.
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' SECT � OP� �. L i cen se Fee . At the t i me of the f i I i ng af' app t i cat i an ,
� I i cense fae sh� t I be � 10.00 for each i nd i vidu, I o�er�-�t ing w ith in
ttie City of �ridley �,r►d shnti be paid to the City Cierk. The iee
' sha t l cover the 6:� I�,nce of the c� l endar y�:�r. No fee sha 1 I be
chr.rged �o � canv�ss�r or soticitor of ch�ri��ble, education,t or
religious arganizations.
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SEGT 1'ON $. ( ssua_.rece of L i cense . A 1( a�p f ica� i ons for such f i cense
, sha ! I be re i erred to the Po i i ce Dep�: rtnen� f or i nve s� i ga t i on o The
licen se sh�Il be issued upon Palice ����rtment recommend�tion and
Coeanc i 1 approva ! .
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SEi,TION 6. License Form anci Exhil�it'ion. Al I I icenses issued
hereunder sh�� I I conta i n the f o I 1 oHr i ng i n�=ormat i on :
A. Name and �ddress of the �pplicant.
B. Physical description of the applicant.
C. The names of the persons, f i rm or corpor�ti on for whom
the goods, w�-�res, or merchand't se i s be inc� so I d.
D. The n,ture of the goods, wai�es, or merchand i se.
E. Expir�tion date of license.
In the c�se of sol icitors or canvassers i=or re! igiaus, charitable,
or educat iona { org��n i zat ions, the I icense sh� I I conta i n the name
of �he individual ��nd the organiz�,tion sponsoring the individual.
AIl such licenses shall be shown at the request of any citizen.
SECTION 7. Prohibited Pr�ctices. No person Iicensed under this
ordin�nce shall call attention to his business or to his mer chandise
by crying out, blowing � horn, ringing � belt, or by � toud, or
unusuat noise. No person licensed under this ordinance shal)
sel) or solicit on Sund�y, or after the hour of 9:00 P.M., unless
a prevoaus �pp�intment be made. No person licensed under this
ordinance shall enter or conduct business upon premises where a
sign or pl,que, with (etters one-half inch high, is conspicu�usly
posted st��cing, in effect, that no peddlers or solicitors are allow ed.
SECTION 8. Exclusions. This ordinance does nat appfy to canvassing
or soliciting for the purpose of orders for �Future door to door
de I i ve ry of newspapers or to any per�san who may se I I or pedd i e
products of farm or g�rden occupied and cultiv�ted by suche person.
This ordinance shatl not �pply to persons licensed for the sale
of mi I k, creaIT�, da i ry products and ba�Cery products or other
part i.cu 1 ar produ�ts pursuant to t4�e prov i si ens of the ord i nances
of the City of Fridley and shal) not �pply to occupation s iicen sed
and bonded pursuant to state iaw.
This ordin�nce shall not apply to s�lesmen selling goods to retail
or wholesaie stores ar to professional or industria) establishment s.
SECTI ON 9• Revocat i on . Perm its and ( icenses i ssued under the
prov i s i ons of th i s ord i nance may be revoked by the C ity of Fr i dl ey
Council for any of the following causes:
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A. Fr��ud, m i srepre sen-�� i�n, or fa I se 5i:atemen�t conta i n ed i r�
�he ��p� I i cat i or� for I i cense .
, S. Fr�-�ud, m i srepresentat i on, or f� I se st��te ment made i n ihe
course of c� rry i ng on h i s bus i ne ss.
C. Any viol��tion of this ordinance.
' D. Conv i ct i or� of a ny fe I on y or of a m i sdemean or i nvo ( v i ng
mor�-� ( turp i tude .
E. Conducting the business licensed in an uniawful manner or
' in such a manner as to constitute a breach of the peace
ar �o constitute � menace to the he� Ith, s�fet y, or
gener� ( we I fa re of t he pub I i c. .
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SECTION (0. Pen�lty. Any person, firm or corporation who shall
' v i o! ate �ny of the prov i si ons of -�h i s ordi n�nce sha I I be pun i shed
by a f i ne of not more th�an $ 100 .00 or by i mpr i son ment i n the Cou nt y
.la i I for not more th��n 90 d�ys. E�-�ch violation of thi s ordinance
' sha I I constitute � sep�-�r,te offense.
' SECTION I!, Repeal� Ordinance No, 8, adopted July 13, 1949, and
entitl�d, "Peddler's License" is hereby repealed.
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ime of Tak�n,q_Effect. This ordinance shaFl take
effect and be in force upon its p�ssage and puhl ication.
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PASSED BY THE C I TY COl1NC I L�F THE C 1 TY OF f R I D LEY , TN I S
IDAY OF ` �9��`
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F i rst Read i n g: September 5` 1967
' Second Re�-d i ng : _
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AN Oi�Dl�A�CE �,ERt.ilTTI�SG T�i� COI�dSTf2�fCTION OF
, - - ANlP9,^�9_ CLl�lfCS A��� VETCf�INI°.� Y t�OSF'ITALS fN
C-� 9, C- I-5, Cf�-1, C-2, C-2-S, C[:••2d `M- I, M-2, �
l3f'ON nBTAlNING ,� SPECIAL tlSc PE(:i�ilT, AND �
' : �zEr���t�tr�U s�c�-ton �.s. �� C� }). .
' T1�€� C011i�lClL OF T�IF CITY OF F�lDLFY DO OR�AIN E1S FOLL01•�S:
' . Th�t S�ciion 45.14 (il) of the City Code of Fridiey is
'� h�:reby repea I ed ��nd thpre i s hereL�y enaci:ed � new subse�ct �on of
, the Fridley City Code entitled 4$.19 (1�.�, �ahich reads as foi lot�rs:
- . Sect i on �5, 19 ( 14) Ai� I P=1t�,L CL! P! { CS AND VETER I{VARY NOSPITALS
' i.n C-!, C- i-5, CR- f, C-Z, i,-2-S, C(2-2, i�i- i, F�e-2 �rou icSed the
fo f I ow i ng cond it i on s r� re met i n orc�er to e i i m a nra te exc�:ss! ve no i se
�nd odors:
,�� I. The bui Iding sh� l i be of m�sonry constructic�n, ouiside
. . wali rninimurr �iiiCl:„CE�SS t0 6� 8", t,�ith a p,ec�st concreie
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�. The bui lding sha 1! be a ir condst ioned, a i 1 windows
i n the �� rea c�f the bu i 1 d i n� hou s i n� ar� i r�a I s �ha I 1 be
' double �Eazed with a fixed s::,sh.
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' . ,nd refuse snry! I 6e inside the beai tdi ng. ho ouiside .
runs or exercise areas wi f I: �e p�;rmitte��l. :
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�' ador� or org�nis� wiit spre��d between wards or to the
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_The ab�ve condi�ions are considered ninimz.�m. I�dditionai
canci i t i ons m�y E�e i m�os�d, i f nscess,ry, .to pro�ect the hea i th, ':
' s� fety .,nd ��r�era i a�� � fere of the residents of t�ie C ity . .
�ASS�D BY T�lE C I TY CCt1�;C ! L OF T��E �; ti=Y OF FR! ULEY , TH FS �
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ICiTY CLE�K - MAftVIN C. eR[�NSELL .
F i rst Read i ng : Septern'z�er 5 z 1967
I Second Re�-�d i ng : �
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L.AND SURVEYC.�R•
201 N. E. 5�H S�TREE-r
OI.UMBiA HEIGHTS 55421 7$8-5004
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT 7H15 SURVEY, PLAN, OR REPQR7 WAS PREPAk4E0 8Y iA£ Of2 VNDER MY DIRECT SUPERVIStON
N�'J THAI" I AM A DULY REG�STEFiE� LANO 5UF2VEYOR UNDER i�NE LAW5 OF THE ST'ATE OF MINIJESOTA � � �- �
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, i . AN ORDINANCE TO ArIEND TH� CITY CODE OF THE CTZ'Y OF
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY r�KING A CHANGE IN ZONING
DISTRICTS
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The Council of the City.of Fridley do ordain as follows:
' SECTION l. 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 fihe
, City of Fridley and described as:
' All of Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1,Carlson's
Summit Manor Annex 2nd Addition lying in the North-
I, west Quarter (NW4) of Section 26, T-30, R-24, County
of Anoka, State of Minnesota
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Is hereby designated to 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 �
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R-3A (general multiple family dwell�.ngs only).
' PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
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' CITY CLERK - Marvin �. Brunsell�
Public Hearing:
' First Reading:
Second Reading:
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ORDINANCE - RE20NING OF LOTS 1- 6, BLOCK 1 CAR.LSON'S SUNINIIT MANOR ANNEX
•' 2ND ADDITION, (REQUEST BY S& S INVESTNLNT COMPANY�
Mayor Kirkham asked if this company had come back with any proposal on the
type of building they planned on building. The City Engineer said that there
' is no provision to require them to do this when rezoning property. He said
that even if they ca.me in with plans this would be no guarantee once it was
rezoned. Councilman Sheridan questioned the possibility of going to a
'. , Special Use Permit. The City Engineer said that there was no Special Use
jPermit to give under this zoning classification. Councilman Liebl said
I that he was not opposed to three six-unit apartments, but was opposed to
' ' a 25-unit apartment, and once it was rezoned.the City would have no control.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table this rezoning ordinance. Seconded by
, Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
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BUIL:DING STA1�tDA�7J�l)S-DESiGI`+ COi1TROL SUBCOMMI7TEE MEETING MINUTES OF SEP�EMBER 6� 1967
The Meeting was calied t� order by Acting Chairman Biermann
'ROLL CALL
MEr'IBERS PRESENT: Tonco, Dittes, Hauge, Biermann
MEMBERS ABSENT: Erickson
OTFIERS PRESENT:_ Building Inspect�r and Fire Prevention Chief
ICONSIDER�TIOIv OF ADDITION OF A CAR WASH TO THE SliPER AMERICAN STATION AT
'EAST RIVER RO�,D (LOT 1, BL�CK l, HUTCHII`tSON ADDTTION) • REQUEST BY L. W.
I SAMtTELSON 7800 EAST RI`IER R OA� FRT_DLEY MINNESOTA:
�IMr. Samuelson explained the construction details and traffic patterns.
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'iof plot_plan indicating landscaping and paving ef unpaved portions of prcperty.
',U�a voice vote, there being no nays, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the
imotion carried. •
ICONSIDERATION OF AN AUT01''TATIC CAR WASH AT 6065-6067 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST
'FRIDLEY, MIN�IESOT?. ��LOTS 26 &�7, BLOCK 4, HYDE PARK ADDITION) CONCRETE BLOCK
' CONgTRUCTIpN Q"PROXTMATE COST $20,000 04 OWNFR IS PHILIP W?,LKER. REQUEST
'�� uTT T. T�ATTC'K F.OUIPMENT COMPANY,__ 1326 -$TH AVENUE SOUTH ANOKA MINNESaTA 55303
This item was cancelled inasmuch as the City of Fridley is in the process of
acquiring this property fo� road use.
DISCUSSION OF RECONIMENDATIONS OF FT.RE PREVENTIUN CHIEF AIv'D BUILDING INSPECTOR
FOR UPGRADII�1r URDINr'�I�iCES:
The discussior. was continued until the next meeting prior to which the committee
members will be sent copies of these items.
RECONSIDERATION OF FILISTF'R APAR.TMENT COZZPLEX - FtEVISIONS OF EXTERIt�R DESIGN:
Mr. Filister and his secretary were present at the mzezing. There was a lengthy
discussion of various aspects of the exterior design.
MOTION by Ditr_es, seconded by Biermann, to accept the Georgetown concept. Upon a
voice vote, Bier�an and Tonca voted no, Dittes 3nd Hauge voted yes. Since a
stale occurred this.-item v�as continued t� a special meetir�g of the committee
on Segtember 13, 1a57 at 7:30 P.M. _
S.I, RECONSIDEF.ATION OF 4-PLEX DN LOTS 2 AND 3, BLOCK 11, Hf�1�1I.LTON' S ADDITION TO
', MECHANICSVILLE (5480 - 5TH STREET NORTHEAST, FR:LDI.EY, MINI�IESU'TA) RFQUEST �y
' MOON COkPOR.ciTION 6225 L'NIVERSITY AVENUE N�R'��AST FRI�I,EY ' MINNESOTA;
Mr. Julkowski was present at tl�e meeting. The plan was reduced to �eet the
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MOT10N by Tonco, Seconded 'oy Hauge; to ap�ro e th� plan provided ap�l.icant-
, ubmit plot plan indicating parlcing, planting wi-�h applir_ation for permit,
nd that this work be accomplished as proposed prior to the issuance of a
ertificate of Occupancy. Upon a voice yote, there bein� n.o nays, Acting
' hairman Biermann ueclared the motion carried.
6. ONSIAEP�ATION Ur ADDITION AND ALTERP.TIONS TO SHOP AT 7786 BEECH STREET AS
': E U� Q� BY ROPIALD SMITH�7786 BEr:'CH STREET NORT'rLAST�FRIDLEY MINNESOTA:
OTION by Tonco, seconded by H3uge, to a� �uture construction at less
' than the 8 foot side yard setback, now allowed by ap�roval. of the City
Engineer, provided more land is acquired in the near future by the possible
• vacation of 78th Avenue Northeast. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Acting Chairman BiermaYin declared the motion carried.
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' There being no �urther busir�ess, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the meeting
adjourned at 1Z:45 �.'�•
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ROLL CALL
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r1EMP,ERS PRESENT: Erickson, Hauge, Dittes, Tonco
MEMBERS ABSENT; Biermann
OTHERS PRESENT: Fire Prevention Chief Aldrich, Building Inspectors Belisle
and Gasterland, Councilmen Harris and Samuelson, Maurice
Filister and his secretary.
CONSIDERATION OF APARTMENT COMPLEX AIIDITORS SUBDIVISION N0. 78 (APPROXIMATELY
• 5800 EAST RIVER ROAD) REQUEST BY MAURICE FIZISTFR 1312 EAST 21ST STREET
MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA 55404. COI�TTNUED FROM THE SEPTEMBER 6 1967 SUB-
CO?�L'�IITTEE MEETING: �
Mr. Filister presented his latest revision of the complex including a plot
plan without dimensions and a revised elevation of Building I with a
"Georgetown" facade treatment. There were no drawings of the proposed
garages but Mr. Filister made a statement that the.garages would conform
to the Georgeto�an concept of the entire project, and Mr. Filister agreed
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that the exterior of Building I would be more than 70°J brick facade and
Building II would be at least 50% brick facade.
There was a discussion concerning a lot split to include the three proposed
buildings and the assigning of sewer connection charges and assessments for
this portion of the entire parcel.
MOTION�by Dittes; seconded by Erickson, to recommend the "Georgetown" concept,
over the old plan, to the Council. A statement was made by Hau�e showing
concern over the obvious copy of a distinct architectural style attributed
to a definite section of the country. Upon a voice vote, Dittes and Erickson
voting aye, Tonco and Hauge voting no, a sta,�l_emate again occurred and it was
agreed to present it to the Council with a record of this stalemate.
Mr. Hauge pointed out an error in the minutes af the September 6, 1967 meeting
concerning Item ��4. The corr.ected vote should read, "Upon a voice vote,
Hauge and Tonco voted no, Dittes and Biermann voted yes."
„Pw �eneral vlot plan,
MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Dittes, to accept the �
as revised September, 1967, as submitted subject to the same condiiions
as the old plot plan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman
Erickson declared the motion carried.
MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Hauge, to require a detailed plot plan showing
all dimensions of buildings, setbacks, ana ,A?rk;n� must be approved beiore
commencement of structure, and that a 1�^� �^nina n��n must be approved
before a temporary certificate of o�cupancy is issued, and that the land-
scaping be c�mpleted before a final certificate of occupancy is issued. Upon
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' a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Erickson decla-red the motion
carried.
, Councilman Samtielson initialed the plans presented to this subcommittee.
2 �ONSIDERATION OF RF:COi'�IEiVDATIONS FOR UPGRADTNG ORDTNANCES - BUILDING
� INSPECTOR AND FIRE PREVENTION CHIEF:
The discussion was continued until the next meeting.
`' ADJOURNMENT : •
There being no further business, Chairman Erickson declared the meeting
r adjourned at 11:09 P.M.
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PLANNING COT�IISSION MEETING
SEPTFMBER 7, 1967 PAGE 1
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes at 7:34 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
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Member Absent: Erickson
Others Present: Acting City Manager Brunsell, Engineerin�s�
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1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING UEST ZOA ��67-09 FEDER.AL Lurtis�x ��r�rruvi Di
SAM ROSENBAUM TREASURER: Lots 5 thru 8, Lots 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce
Park Addition. Rezone to CR-2 or M-1.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum, Mr. Louis Segal, Mr. James Segal and
Mr. Sam Rosenbexg were present.
The Acting City Manager Brunsell read the Notice of Hearing.
Chairman Hughes reviewed the procedure of the Hearing before the Plan-
ning Comanission, a,zd asked if the petitioner wished to be heard.
Mr. Rosenbaum explained that primarily in that area which would be
parallel with University Avenue, they would have their general offices.
This would be their main office and general offices and would face
University Avenue, and, in addition, a majar sales and displag room would
also face University Avenue.
He continued, primary storage of lumber will be a considerable distance
back from University Avenue. It might well be west �f Commerce Lane. They
have submitted to the Council a general idea and plot plan showing tentative
layout of buildings. Al1 things considered, they felt they would have
considerable less trouble meeting requirements of the City if they were
gxanted M-1 classification. This would be because of setbacks and other
problems that exist under CR-1 and 2. ?+le would have more than adequate park-
ing facilities for our own people and the gublic. Warehouse and office
facilities would be very attxactive for our use and for appearance as well.
� Member Jensen asked to see the layout of the proposed plans which then
were explained by Mr. Rasenbaum. He stated that they had purchased the
property west of Conunerce Lane for access to the railraad tracks. In the
front of the property would be general offices and sales, model homes and '
cabins or garages, and customer access would be from University Avenue.
The trucks would.almost always come in on Cot►unerce Lane. The heavy lumber
storage would be as close as possible to the railroad sgur.
- In answer to the question about cover for outdoor storage, Dir. Rosen-
baum said they hoped to put them under rough cover only. Lumber is never
� enclosed in a building because it is uneconomical to handle. We would put
up the kind of.fence surrounding property of the City's choice. The
visibility_of lumber as such, from either Osborne Road or University Avenue,
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building to attract people.
gives them an opportunity to
to see it. It is their hope
attractive cover.
from the highway. They want an attractive
Being able to start from scratch, he said,
build'the lumber yard as they would like
to eventually have every bit of lumber under
Marvin Wagner, 7501 University Avenue, said he would much rather look
out at apartments, multiple or something that brings higher taxes. The
multiple dwellings would help buffer the noise of the highway. Also,
Fridley has two lumber yards now and Spring Lake Park one, all within 2�
miles, and he felt another one was not needed.
Francis Ellerbush, 7505 University Avenue, said he was not.tryix�g to .
down grade the area, but feels that the bulk of lumber yards are a sight
for sore eyes.
Mr. Rosenbaum said the appearance of the lumber yard will be subject to
Fridley Building requirements.
Mr. Rosenbaum said they went over the CR-2 Ordinance with Mr. Herrick �
and they felt it wouZd be entirely too restrictive for them. They actually
felt that M-1 classification is what�they would like, but it would be up to
the Planning Commission and the Council as to whether they would approve
variances because they would not be able to build a lumber yard under the
present CR-2. Also, M-1 specifications includes lumber yards.
After a discussion of the differences in CR-1, C-1,M-1, M-2, the fol-
lowing motion was made.
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission close
the Publie Hearing of the rezoning request, ZOA ��67-09, Federal Lumber
Company, of Lots 5 through 8, Zots 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce Park Addi- .
tion. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
. Chairman Hughes was asked to read CR-2 Ordinance, and stated that this
area, Commerce.Park, about a year ago was the subject of considerable dis-
cussion by the Planning Coirnnission. At that time the question was raised
as to the desirability of making the entire area co�nercial. The discus-
sion centered around C-2. It was felt that if this were to be done, the
request was for a strip alang University Avenue a block deep would be
zoned commercial and would result in a continuation of the general charac-
ter of University Avenue. The Plannzng Commission agreed it was not a
desirable thing to have that type of develapment continued to the Narth of_
Mississippi Street and it was, in an effort to avoid that, that the GR-2
zoning was applied to that area. Osborne Road and University Avenue were
to be held as commercial on the basis it could provide a shopping center
development. Using CR-2 in the South would complement that without adding .
- a distinct commercial atmosphere along the street. To.consider this appli-.
cation in light of this effect, the uses proposed are probably M-1 district.
He added, it probahly would not be wise to considex xetaining the CR-2 or
C-1 if we feel it is wise to bring these uses to the area. The Iand is
- open at this�point. There is no other use presently in that entire plat.
pur decision is going to determine what we must do in the futur�. -
Member Ylinen asked if the present CR-2 district to the South came
about as a result of a petition and wondered if there were some plans that
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brouglit about tlie CR-2. Acting �hairmai� Hughes said that when University
Avenue was widened for T.H. ��47, it Ieft just about 25 or 30 feet of F-1.
behind the r1-1. 7.'he o�aners petitioned the land be rezoned commexcial. •.
The Plar�ning Commission ancl Council at that time could not bring themselve�
to agree to commercial and CR-2 was a compromise. At this point, tha
Engineexing Assistant Clark referred to the Hodne layout whieh was reco�-
mended at the time of the original xequest. On the basi.s that there was a
fairly high expectation of a shopping center South of 73rd Avenue, Hodrie
thought the whole block should be zoned the same.
Member Jensen said tYiat he agreeci with the comments about the rezon-
ing considerati.on to M-1, but if we rezone a parcel in the center, we
might just as well broaden our sites and zone the entire block. The second
owner has not expresseel any interest in rezoning on the remainder of the'
block. The xelat�.onshi.p of the remainder of the block to the parcel which
is�under consicleration would be a perfect example of spot rezoning.
Chairman Hughes said it se�med to him the main point is whether the
type of operation, as planned, fits�the int�ent the City has for the
developmen� of the area at large. 'Essentially, that is the question
which has to be resolved.
Member Myhra said he could not imagine what would go in CR-2 in that
area and wondered about the possibility of it being developed C-T.
Member Jensen suggested that if the retail sales of the general
offices for.the lumber company were in the front part of the land, it _
would fit rather nicely with CR-2 Ordinance. Hozaever, somehow it would
have to be entirely divorced from the outside stora�e yard. He continued,
this could be done by pushing the outside storage operation for the retail
sales to the West side of Coimnerce Lane, and somehow divide the zone in
this block to allow M-1 along Commerce Lane and continue CR-2 facing the
service drive.
Mr. Rosenbaum said that in their present plan, the storage in the
main warehouse would be a�tached to their office salesroom and is enclosed.
Storage af vehicles is no problem, as they would automatically be at tfie
back of the yard. He continued that the kind of lumber yard they are
p�oposing to build has not come to our part of the country yet, and is very
attractiv�e. The appearance of the operation from the front would enhance
many shopping centers which he has seen in Fridley and it is to their
best interest to make it attractive. They would have it look fro� the
front as a large house would look. TYieir colors are white, red and blue.
�here will be adequate parking. They want this lumber yard to be a
credit to Fridley and to themselves. �
Chairman Hughes said that it is his feelin.g on the proposal to con-
sider the rear half as M-1 and tlie front half CR-2, that, essentially,
� . we are back to a strip along the streeto
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Plannin� Commission rleet�.r_�_� P �
MOTION by Jensen, secoitdeu by Ylinen, that the Planning Co�nission
recommend to the Council the rezoning (70A ��67-09) of Lots 5 and 6,
Block 2, Commerce Paxn to CF-2 zoning and Lots 25 and 26, Block 2,
Commerce Park .to r1--.1 zaning with the further recommendation to the Council
that in the instance oi CR-2 zoning, reccmmending that �hrourhasevenb(7)_
favorably considere3 reJ_ative to subsections thxee (3) g
and ten (10) of Ordinance No. 332. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
the motion carried unanimously.
Chairman Hughes explained that the portions not affected against
variances are those having to do with exterior building material. There
would be no xecornmendation against variances in that case. Concerning
performance standards, which are essentially generally commori sense
items, are not under questions.
Mz. Rosenbaum said that he was not as familiar with the details af
CR-2 as he would like to be. He said he would like to set down with the
Building Inspector, Fire Chief and Engineering Assistant to determine
whether in CR-2, it will, in any way, be so restrictive as to make it
i.mpractical for them to operate from the standpoint of ease of operation.
He.did not believe it would be a problem, but he thought it would be wise
if he eould arrange a meeting wi.th�the City personnel, and that he
appreciated the recommendation and the consideration the Planning Commis-
sion had given them.
Member JeiLsen said that the Planning Commission�ecognizes the
reasonable possibility of the extension of M-1 zoning in the property
abutting Commerce Lane being probably in the best interests of the City
and the fact that we are retaining CR-Z character of the property abut-
ting the- service road on University Avenu.e. We £eel this is also a
fairly important feature of this reco�aanendation and it would be in the
best interest af the City as a whole to retain this character, particu-
larly in xelation to the C-1 zoning to the Noxth and the residential
propexty on the East side;of Universa�ty Avenue.
Chairman Hughes added that, in terms of the reconmiendations against
varianees of certain portions of CR-2 Ordinance, it is important to
point out that the area involved here is one of the main entrances to
Fri.dley,-it is very desirable to avoid, if possible to da so, the neon
_ junk type of appearance which could be developed in this type of situa-
.tion. To ali agpearances, the potent�.al:here o£fers no.problem in
that regard, but bearin.g in mind the possibility of future changes, we
feel it is in the best in.terest of the c�mmunity, to prevent such.
change of policy. _
Member Myhra said on the variances tivhich affect the appearance of
University Avenue, while some people may nat feel that it is really
important, it is very much so, especially to the people in the residen-
tial area. THe Council ought to look long and hard at any request that
uiolates that purpose, particularly with.buildings.along this area for
the future.
ADJOURNMENT ' - < .:, . � .
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I MOTIQN by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that.the Pl:anning Comm7.ssion
li _. adjourn at 9•45 P.M. Upon a voice vote., all voting aye, the motion
! carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Hazel 0'Bxian
Recozding Secretary
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" petition No. 32-1967
.� Date P.ecei_ved 8 Sentember �Z_
Object A�ainst rezonir_g of Part of Lot 6a Audito�'s_Sub ��10 _ -__—
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Petit:ion No. 33-1967
Date P.e.ceived September 12, 1967 ,_
Object Concrete curi� and guttex, resurfacing exis_ting base.
67th Avenue Nor.theast from 7th Street to Jefferson
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� � Charles J. Cornell Janitor $450 New Position
7525 Lakesida Road per
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55432
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CONTRACTOR S LICENSE T� BE APPROVED BY COUN I
SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 -
� ' EXCAVATING
� Clark-Moore Excavating Co.
Monticello, Minnesota By: Willard H. Clark NEW
GENERAL CONTRACTOR '
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Beaver Builders Inc. �
, 3183 Beech St.
St. Paul, Min�eesota By: Virgil Fedorenka NEW
Blanske Construction Co., Inc.
� 4029 Silver Lake Road �
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Bernard Blanske NEW
D . L . Scherer
' 6525 2nd St. N. E. '
Fridley, Minnesota By: D. L. Scherer �N�W�
` Kraus- Anderson Of St.Paul
190 Ramsey Street
, St. Paul, Minnesota By: William Jaeger,Jr. �W
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LIST OF MULTII'LE DWELLING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 SEPTEMBER 1Z 1967- SEPTEMBER 1, 196
OWNER
ADDRESS
UNITS FEE
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Floyd C. Bradley
5861 West Moore Lake Drive
Fridley, Minnesota 5900 22 St. N. E. 7 $10.00
Floyd C. Bradley : �
5861 West Moore Lake Drive
Fridley, Minnesota 5908 22 St. N. E. 7 $10.00
Floyd C. Bradley
5861 West Moore Lake Drive 10.00
Fridley, Minnesota 5916 22 St. N. E. 7 $
Mark & Anna Ruth Hasten
4700 Lowry Terrace ' 11.00
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5612 7th St. N. E. 11 $
Mark & Anna Ruth Hasten .
4700 Lowry Terrace • 11.00
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5640 7th St. N. E. 11 $
James J. Parlon & -
- Melvin W. London
1675 Grand Ave. 10.00
St. Paul, Minnesota 361 74th Ave. N. E. 8 $
Sheldon Mortenson
1289 Skywood Lame
Fridley, Minnesota 1200 Highway �� 100 18 $18.00
Sheldon A. Mortenson
1289 Skywood Lane 1$.00
Fridley, Minnesota 1230 Highway �� 100 18 �
Sheldon Mortenson
1289 Skywood Lane ' 1$000
Fridley, Minnesota .1260 Highway �k 100 18 �
Sheldon Mortenson
1289 Skywood Lane 18.00
Fridley, Minnesota 1290 Highway �� 100 18 $
Midwest Federal Savings & Loan �
85 South 8th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota 160 Misaissippi Place 4 $10.00
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SEPTEMBFP 18, 1967
Dale Crosby
6809 Winsdale Street
Golden Valley , Minnesota
Edstrom Realty
64 East 2nd St.
Winona, Minnesota
7400 Lqric Lane 8
195 Satellite Lane 20
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Fr�dley, M�.nn����a
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- FriaZey, I�.inr_esota
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' Gener�l Contractors
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Fric+ley Civi.c Cen�t�r -° Cer��'' 'cate �To. 9 .
(9-5-67) for ��riod ��ugus-� 1., - 7 to ,�
' to «ugust 31, 1967 $ 23,1r=Z.00
I��.2°Y'y S. Hor�,vitz & Co. , Inc.
' t�.°.c'nan�.cal Gor�trac��r
14�� - l.lth Avenu� south
' Minnea�?o�.is, P�innesota
Fridl.ey Civic Ceri-car - C�rta.��.cate Na. �_
(8-25�G7) for L�e���d fror:c July ?C1 J 1967
' to August'16, 19Gi $ 17,697e60
' Ray Jordan and Sons, Inc,
2701 Second Street No.
M�.nneapolis, Minnesota 5541].
, Water 1'mpr.ov�sr��nt Project No. 75-G
(Landscaping) according io contract
' Estimate �1 (Fridl�y Commons, Filtrati.on
Plant, and 112MG Reser.voir) (Parzial} $ 8�OFi7.06
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' F. D. Ch���n+Construction Go. and Assoc, \..
Contracting (A �oint �7Enture� �`'��_
14Z7 Rhode Is�and Avenue No�th �.--_`
, Minneapol.is; Minn.esota 554.27
e e m rov�ment Pro ' ect �`" ' �/
Estimate �;#2 -- Storm S w r I p 3
' No. 8?, according �ta cQntract (Ely ancl Ruth �
Street Area) (Partial) $ 3,741.47
' Northdale Car_structian Co., Inc.
- 5739 Wes� Broadway
Minneapolis, ��.innesota 55�28
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' Ilana) (Parti�.l} $ 24,].84.71
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C. S. McCrossan, Snc.
Box 336
Osseo, Ma.nnesota.
Estimate -;;-3 - Sani-cary Sewer, C�7a�cer and Storm
Sewer Im��rovemen�. Project Nod �4, according
to contract (Baker Avenue bet�aeeri Osborne Road
& 75th extended east, Onondaga between Central
and stinson, etc.) (Partial)
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
Consul.ting Engineers
1446 Counzy Road "J°
Minneapola,s, Minneso-�a 55432 '
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resident supervision for the stakinq out of the
construction work for:
$ 21,670.20
Estimate �3 - Water Improvement Project No. 83
from July 31, 1967 tYbrough September 1, 1967
(Tank Repair - 1z Million Gallon Reservior - 5290
Johnson Street N.E . ) $
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' Esta.mate #2 - Storm Sewer. Impravement Project No.
87 from July 31t I967 through Septeraber 1, 1967.
. (Ely s� Ruth Stree� Area) $ 1,225.5Q
' Estimate �5 - San�.�.ary Sewer, �{7ate� � Sta�rc� Sewer
Im��ovem.ent Project No. $4 (Bakex �venue between
' Osbarne Road & 75th extended east, Ono;�daga between ` -
Central and Stinson, etc.) $ 1,140.50
' Est�nzate �2 - Storm Sewer Im��rovement Project No.
82 from July 31, 7.967 throuc�h Sept�m'�er l, 1967.
(Target - Cheri Lane) $ 1,436.50
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from Ji?iy 31, 1967 through sp?ater:iber 1, I967
' (FEncing and Landscapin,g - Area o� Commons Park,
FiI-crati.�n Pl.ant, ar_� g�servoi.r} . $ 50.00
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No. P-1 from July 31, 1967 throu�h-September 1,
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ARCHI�i"ECT ❑
CONTRACTOR (]
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OTHER
PROJEC7: Fridley Civic Center
(name, address) 6431 Univer�.ty Avenue N.'E .
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� ARCHlTECT'S PRC)JECT NO:
City of Fridley CONTRACTFOK: General Construction
6431 University Avenue N. E. D, ivi. Noyes
Fridleyt Minnesota 55421
� � �:ONTRACI' Dr1TE: November 2, 1966
in atcordance with this Contract and the attached RpFiication For Payment the Contractor is entitled to payment in the
amount stipulated below. The present status of the account for tfiis Contract is as follows:
ADDITIONS $ DEDUCTIONS $ O�t1i,IP�lAL CONTRACT SUM .:$ 282 J 6OO . OO
Change Orders approved CNANGE ORDERS (j, 715 .00
in previous months by TOTAL AUD1TlONS ...$
Owner— TOTAL SUB TOTAL . . . . . . $
Subsequent Change Orders TOTAL DEDUCTiONS .•�'-28�t 315 . 00
Number Approved CONTR�CT SL�M TO DItTE .•$ 28r 463 . ��
(date) BALANCE TO FINISH . . $Y--
70TAL COMPLETED TO DA�E � 260, 891.00
G-1 5/1/67 2p 269.00 MATERIALS STORED .,.$
G_2 7/25/67 ls 042. 00 TOTAC COINPLEYED & S70RED $ •
G-3 7/25/67 3j404.00
RETAINAGE 10 a/o 26 j 439. 00
TOiAL EARNED iESS :
RETAINAG� . . . . . . $ 234, 802 . 00
LESS PREVI+OU5
CERTfFICtiTES . : $ 21 ], (60.00'�
- THis cER�ri�t�AT� ... ,$� 23, 142. 00
ToTALS . � I 9 % , 4 D � =e ��
Net change by Change Orders $ 6, 715 . OQ _: F" ,���.n° °.
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Architect:,� S. C. -SI�1112�T & •ASSOC13t�S .
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BY ,-�, �; c- a,r.d .. Se tember 5 1967
This 'Eertificote is not negoUabie. It is payabfe only to the payee named herein and its issuance, payment and acceptancP are withtsut
prejudice to any rights o� the Owner or Contractor under their Contract. If AIA DQCUMENT G702 APPLlCAT{ON FOR PAYMENT, or other
application form containing satisfactory evidence of payment for Work previausly co:mpleteci �O.eS NOT ACC:OMPANY THIS CERTIftCATE,
the Contractor shall first provide the equivalent certification by completing and executi�g the. following:
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State of:
County of:
'� The. undersigned certifies that the Work covered by this Certificate fer
Paymeni has been completed in accordance with the Coniract Documents,
thai aU amounis have been paid for �b'ork for which previous Certificates
' for Payment �vere issued and payments received, and tha� thp turrent payment
shown herein is now due.
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a.,.• Date:
Subscribed and swom to before me i �s
day of � 19 ,
Notary Pubfir.
My Commission expires: :
' ' CERTIFICATE NO: 9 DATE Of tSSUANCE:
AtA [)OCUiv1ENT Gi�3 • CERTIf?CATE FUiZ PAYMc�1T • SEPTEiV1EER 1966 EDITIl7N •�1966 AiAO ONE PAGE
TI{E ,SMERfCAN IhSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NE4V YORK AVE., ;lYV, Wl:15N1NGTON, D.C. 2000fi
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� I D A T E O F ARCNIifCT'S °ROJEC!� Nta: �0�..�
J� issun,r�c�:������ 25, �.�6�!' PROJKT: FI�I��,��.' ��.VIC C�NTE�
�i CERTIFICATE NO: $ ADDRFSS: G�3�. U�����SIT'Y AV�':si1�'U� No Es
�- i APPLiCATION NO: $ O W N E R: CITY OI'` I�'�'�SDE,E�
Wj FOR PERIOD CONTRACTOR: I�o So H�R'�'I�TZg INCo
M FROM: •Jtdl�' �� 1967 coNr�ACr �o�: I�i��H.�'�It�.z'�I, WO �'
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a in accordance with this Conircct and the attached Appliwtion For Payment the Contracio.r is entiti�d io payment in the amount
stipuiated below.
The presen4 status of the account for this Coniract is as fo(luws:
Q/ AFP�OVED
❑ APPROV�D AS NOTED
❑ RETUF,NcD FO� COn�"cCT10�1
❑ i�OT E�UAL TO 5^r�i,?FiC "„iIQ,lS
CKPCE:ED f�r'. D�Slrtd �'.hD P!'.".7� R!At5 C�LY.
VED;COR i0 EL• R�SAOi.SIEi. FG� a`,�,^.UP..aCi C1F
Q�raii a�n�.FJS�ca.3, v�Arsca.ss"L CF ftElD
CCRT�iSiONS Af:D CGfl��:i<t.T�CN WiTN kil
kDlACEai 4YORY..
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E353 Bi''uJP�iiNGiGf�l t:;t:L\'rY
BLOO .�GT NiNNESO'fA 5.420
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C�RtGi�lAL COt�lTRAC�' SUi� . $�.,18}�Q.�__
CHANGE ORDERS
TOTAL Ai�D1Tl0�lS . : . . . : $ 83$.Q�%
SU� TQTAC. . . . . . . $I18�g5:8v��?
70TA1. DEDUCTI�NS . . . . . . �--�S�Qas�
TOT�:L �Ci�+3°���CT 7i3 I�:�7'� . �_�,�.890$9000
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BALANCE TO �fNiS�! . . . . . . $���Q9�.�0
TOTAL COfv3PL�T�� T� aAT� .$_ 95.083,00
MATfRIAt.S s'fORED . . . : . . $
iCarA� �O�°��TLD �r�]� si���� . $ 95�Q83-,00 __
L E S S _Z�_ %!� E 7 A i N A G E .$--$y-s�-$ o-3Q-
TOTAL EARN��J I.�SS
• RETAINAGE . . . . . . . . $ $5,574a70
LESS PRE`1i0U5
PAYMENTS . . . . , . . . . . . $ 6?e8?! .1�',�
�His c���'a�����'� . . . . . . . . . . �_1?�69���Q_ _
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7his certificate is not negotiable, it is payable nrlly to the payee named herein and its issuance, payment
ancl acceptance are without prejudice to any rights of the' Owner or Contractor vnaer their Contracf.
IF A[A DOC. G702, APPLiCATiQN FflR PAYIv1ENi, or othar application forms containing satisfaitory evidence of payment for
' work compleied do not actom'pany this Certifcate, the Contractor sha11 prcv'scle the follow'sng ceriifcction by signing below. �a
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County of: # ) i �
The undersigned certifies that the V�ork covered by ;his Certifica�e �cr ��
Payment has been compieted in-pccordance with the Contrcct Documents, day of 14 �,
that al{ ifems sho�vn on previous Ap�licatiors �ar Fayment ard on �,vhicn ��
' paymenis have been receiv�d have now been paid, and fihat the cu,-rent 'votary Pulal:c: �
payment shovr� herein is now Gue. . a
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• RESOLUTION 1`.0. 168-196;
' A RESOLU�ION TO A.DVF�TISE FOA BIDS
' BE IT RESOLVr� b.y the Council of the City of �'ridley, as follows:
1. That it is in the interest of the Cit� to award bid contracts
for the following item, materials, and work:
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SIGN ANL' FLAG �'OLE . .
' 2. A copy of the sp�cifications for the above described items
and materials, together with a proposal for the metnod of
purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to
'the Ce•ancil b� tre City Manager and the same ar� hereby
, approved and adopted as the plans ar_d s�ecifications, ar.d
the method of acquisition and pa�rment tc be required by
the�Cit.y with respect to the acquisition of said items
' an�. materials.
3. The purc'nase of s�.id items and materials as described
' above shall be effected by sealed bids to be recsived and
opened by the Cit,y of Fridle�r on the 18�' day of September,
1967. The Cit�r Manager �.s directed and authorized to advertise
� for the purchase of said items and materials �ay sealed bid
proposals under notice as �rovide�. by law and the Charter
of the Cit�r of Fridle.y, the notice to be substantiall,y in
' form as that shown b�r Exhibit "A" a�tached hereto and.
made a part of b.y reference. Said notice shall be pub-
lished at least twice in the official n.e��rspaper of the
, City of Fridley. �
PASSID AND !�OPTr.`� BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TI-� CITY OF FRIDLE'Y ThIS �
' � DAY OF SEPTIl�ER , 1967 •
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BID NOTICE
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�SIGN AND FLAG POI,E
EXHIBIT "A"
The Cit�r C�ouncil of the Cit�r of Fridley , I�Iinn°sota ��ill accept sealed bids cn Sigr_.I
& Flag Pole for Civic Center on tne 18�' da� of September, 1967, 1Lnti1
12:00 o'clock Noon on said date at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 Universi+y
Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Niinnesota 55C�21 (Tel: 500-3�50)• All bids
must meet. the �:inimum requirements of the specif�cations. Failure to
compl� with this section can result in disqualification of the bid.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash
or Bid Bond and made pa.yable without conditions t� the City of Fridley,
Minnesota, in an amount of not less tha.�:�five percent (5�) of the bid,
which check, cash or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses
to enter into Contract, after his bid ha.s been accepted.
The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in
the best interests of the Cit�t. The City reserves the ri�ht to reject any
and all bids and waive any informalities or techr_icalities in ar_�y bid rs-
ceived *aithout explanation.
The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time
of deliver�r or performance, experience, responsibilit� of the bidder, pas�
perfo-rnancE of simiiar t�rpes of items or materials, availability of produc�s
and o�her similar factors that it ma� deterc�ine to be in the best in�eres�
of the Cit�.
Copizs of the specifications and general conditions uiay be exaa�ined i.n the
office of the City Engineer - Director of Fublic Works, or copies a�ay be
obtained from his office.
Al1 bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes ana �lainl.y marked on }h°
outside with "SIGN � FLAG POLE". _
Publish: September 8, 1967
September 15, 1967
M9RVIN C . BRUIdS�'LL
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, A RESOLUTION RECEIVING TFIE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND
CALLING A PUBLIC HEARIitG ON THE NTATT�t OF THE CON-
STRUCTIOPd OF C�TAIN IMPROVE'iv�+�11`I'S : S1REL� i' II"IPROVE- ,
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WHEftEAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed
to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners
, affected thereby,
BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Fridley . �
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1. Th�.t the preliminary report submitted by the Cit�t
Ehgineer is hereby received and accepted.
, 2nd da of
2. That this Council will meet on the �
• October, 1967 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the_Cit�r
, Hall in the City of Fridley for the�purpose of
holding a Public Heasin� on the improvement noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part
' thereof by reference, Exhibit "A". .
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said
': improvements and each of them as noted in said
notice are all the lands and areas as noted in
said notice; all of the same to be assessed pro-
portionately aecording to the benefits received. .
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4. That the City Manager is authorized and directed
to give notice of such Public Hearing by publish-
, in.g a notice thereof in the official newspaper of
the City of Fridley accordir� to 1aw, such notice
to be substantially in the form and substance of . �
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�_ AUOPTID BY THE CITY COUDTCIL OF THE C1TY OF F`RIDLEY, THIS �
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NOTICE 0�� H��RIT1G ON INIPROV£i`���vTS
STP�F�'�1' IMPI�OVEi1?��ivT PROJFCT ST. 1967-1 (ADD�NDUM �1�
WH�tEAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota has deemed it necessary and expedient tha�L the improvements
hereinafter described be made.
NOW, THEFt�'ORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEI�1 THAT on the 2nd da�r of October,
1967 at 8:00 0' clock P.M. , the Cit.y Council �,ril1 meet at trie City Hall .
in said City, anct will at said time and place h�ar all parties interested
in said improvements in z�rhole or in part.
The general nature of the improvements in the construction (in
the lands and streets noted below� of the followino improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION IT�I
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Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, bituminous
surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, water and sewer services, incidental
drainage, and other facilities located as follows:
Hugo Street: From East River Road to East End of r5treet,
. Connecting With Ironton Street.
ESTIMAT� COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21 a 200 .00.
THAT TFP AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVIIvLENT IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Cons�ruction Item Above . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands
withiri., adjacent and abuttin:o thereto. �
All of said land to be assessed proportionatei.y accordin.� ta the
' benefits received b.y such imgrovements. ,
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That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improcements
as separa±e improvements, except as hereafter otherwise providad b.y the '
Couricil, all under the followino authorit;r, to-wits Minnesota Statutes
1961,� Chapter �.29 and laws amendatory thereof, and in conformit.y with the
City Charter. � - �
DATID THIS DAY OF OCTOBEft, 1967 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
ATTEST:
MA.YOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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To: H. S. Horwitz & Son C�iANGE ORCER N0. M-3
1411 11 Avenue South Date . 8 Septetnber
Minneapolis, Minnesota Cort�m No. : 6013
Contractor for: Mechanical FTork � �
At: Fridley Civic Center � �
Owner: CIty of Fridley ' (�
Contract dated: November 2, 1967
You are hereby instructed, subject to provisions of the above mentioned contract, to make the fo!-
(owing modifications therein:
Furnish and install complete, all material and labor required for finished
supply air system north wall, and provide duct extensions to center of
room with 12 x 12 ceiling diffuser in room 8-7-3 and library area, and
$" necks thru accoLStic tile ceiling. For the sum of add $260.00
coordinate duct and diff.user locations with alectri_cal contractor for
ceiling lighting.
All work to be accomplished as per applicable contract and specification
requirements,
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-Amount of 0riginal Contract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 118,020.00
, Arnount of Previously Amended Contract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 118,251.00 .
This Change Order No. M-3 Add . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 260.00
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Present Amended Contract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 118, 511.00
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MINMEAPOLIS, jv11NNESOTA 55403 377-7801
Attention: Mr. Marv Brunsell, Acting Cfty Manager
Re: Fridley Civic Center
Dear Mr, Brunsell:
Reference is niade to your letter of August 29, 1967 wherein the Council apparently
questioned our billing for ehtra services and asking for a breakdown.
The brealcdown is as follows:
Architectural time only
� March 1967 .................46 hours '
May 1967 ................... 6 hours
July 1967 ..................33 hours
August 1967 .............. .54�heurs
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Rngineering :ime only fo; the same period
asabove .............................................. 52 hours
Architectural time in coordination with
engineering work ...................................... 26 hours
Totaltime ............................................417z haurs
Actual cost as billed ..................:..........................$2,464.77
We wish to fur�her clarify the matter as we had advisec� tYze Council members and
the farmer City Alanag�r each step nf the way that the various items invalved cou?d
only be done by us oz an extra service basis an.d would be charged an an hourly
rasis as per the contract. At r.o time did we proceed without authorization from the
Council, Ci�zy Mar.ager, or an authorized person of the City upon verbal or written
directive. In most cases, o�here verbal authorization was given, we follo�aed up
by a memorandum. OLr engineers wer.e advised r_o keep tirne on all extra ser�i,ce items.
We further advised many ti.mes that we would like to expedite matters to keep yoL:r
costs down and that indecisions cause added ti.me and e�pense.
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Because of the many items and the period of time involved, it is impossible to
account each hour to each specific item because many iLems overlap; however, our
written records first indicates we performed work on an extra service itme back
on December 2, 1966, some in January and Feb,-uary 1967. Please note that we
actually started our charges in March 1967.
Your files should reflect most of the items discussed and worked on;however, to
state it briefly, we worked on the following items:
1. Exterior site work
2. Exterior site lighting �
3. Telephone and auxilliary alarm equipment
4. Emergency generator and emergency lighting
5. Tunnel to existing building
6. Paneling of Council Room wall
7. Police Department location and layout .
8. Library location
9. Exhaust of valt room so printing machine could be installed
10. Change storage room to vault room
11. Intercomm system
12. Telephone line - to new building or to existir�g building
13. Change size of Room ��'35
14. Exhaust of Room B-7 which was to be Civil Defense room but considered for
. print machine location.
I5. G�tting prices for sign and flagpole layout
16. Getting cost estimate etc. for dedication plaque. _
All of these items, of caurse, involve the mechanical engineer, the electrical engi�eeer
ard the necessary telephone calls, correspondence, follow up, etc. which add up
very fast. In some instances our people have put their time spent on extra service
items in with their regular supervisory time; therefore, you have not been charged
anc� we have no way to be comgensated for same.
If you feel that there is any doubt that we and our engineers have not spent the
time and are not entitled to full compensation, we will be happy to meet with yau .
and show you each �aeekly time sheet and I will go through each item af correspondence
and rec�rd with you. .
If you have any questions, please call.
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Professional Services Rendered: Fr'ldl@ C1.V1C CE:ri
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July 21, 1967 balance due........•••••••••••'
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Supervisory Service
, • D M. Noyes Est. #8..........:.$20.281.00 �
Hoffman Elect. Est. #7.. .... . 11,210,00
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, _ 2°0 of $31, 491.00. . . . . . . . . $ 629.82 - .
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Extra.services to date including .
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and Structural engineering for .
planning and engineering of areas and
, equipment to be changed or added i.e:
. standby generator wiring, telephone
. room, Police Dept., Park Dept., corridor
work, site ligrting, plaque, exterior ••
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Septe:nber 12 , 1967
7.'o the �tayor, Gouncilmen and a11 other Villa�e Officials
Genile�uen: �
I sllould like to extenil to you a eor_ cli.al invitation to attencl tl�e ,
Rea�onal l�teeting of the Lea��ze or Minnesota Municinalities to be
heZd at the auditori!un of �ast Central Electric Association, Braham,
l�[innesota, on October. 5, 1967 at 6:30 pom..
East Central Pl.ectric Association will host the dinner ai�d also assume
all costso They shou.ld lilce an early indication of youx intentions so
tiiat adeguate f.-ood and Cacilities �re availal�le. �
These Region�il rleetiii;;s �ere lz��ld for the purpose of �;i_vina ar�a �fF_ici.als
�n oppori:ni�ity �-or in f'orrnal disct�ssi_ons o(' prc�l�Ieius o i' t:irncly and loca7_
interesto Lea�;u� st<<.[.'( members and r�presentati_ves c,I� various state
depar.tments iai11 also be pres�nt to provide ans��aers to puzzling problF�r� s
you may haveo Please comF �aith your questions �nd be prepared to �oin
in discussions �aith youx fc�llow officialso I am sure it will be a
profitlbl� experience.
I�lso, tlle Leabue has requested a me��ting sessi.on on PEF�-�—Social Security
to be held at appruximately 4:00 p.ni, in the afternoon on this same-da�e,
This meetinb will be helcl in the meeting room of the First Stafe Bank of
Braham and the T1eague requests t�iai. cac�i vi7.lage ar ci.ty h�ve zt lEast .
one representatave, oz mor�, ai: this meetingo
�Je shall lie lookinb furwarcl to seeinb you at these rneetings,
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HER.MAN L.TALLE
VIRG�L C. HERRICK .
R06ERT MUNNS . '
' JAMES D. GIBBS � . . �
August 29 , �9 67
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City Clerk
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Fridley, Minnesota
3�6 EAST MAiN STREET
ANOKA,MINNESOTA 55303
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FRIDLEY, MIPINESOTA 55421
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Re: Appeal of Donald F. Sexter or. assessments for �
, the 1965-1 Street Project
, Dear Mr. BrunselL•
- This letter is to advise you that the ate�above appeal a1The terms of
, accepted our offer for settlement in th
this settlement are that the assessmer�t will be reducec� by the suin of
$1,000.00. Sexter Realty C.ompany is to place the $1,000.00 in escrow
' according to our previaus escrow agreement. Said monies to remain in
escrow until December 31, 19 69 ,�
Mr. Miller, attorney for Mr, Sexter, wanted �o have �he change made so
� Sexter would not__l�e charged interest on the aho-u:�'�d�C�ion. I
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told him that I di�. k�eli�ve that this would be r.o problem.
, recia�e it if you would place this rrratter on the agenda for
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ratification by the council. •
, letter from L'onald Savelkoul regarding the property
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at 5th Street and 63rd Avenue N. E: Plea se place this on the agenda for
' 'the next council meeting .
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MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
MEMO DATE: September 14, 1967
MEMO NUI�ER; CM ��67-39
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RE: Plantin� Around Civic Center
As you know we are calling bids for the above item and
I prepared the specifications based on the infoi-mation supplied by
Bob's Produce.
I had Bachman's Nursery and Ihindee Nursery people
mention to me that the information provided on the specification is
not adequate to be able to bid competitively and also their feeling
was that the landscaping plan certainly is not a professional job.
As I indicated earliex to you that the City should
hire a landscaping architect to do a good professional job and pre-
pare the specs for letting the cantract, otherwise we probably ara
leaving ourselves open for criticism.
If the City wants to hire a landscaps architect, please
advise me so that we can delay the bid opening date.
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5TATE OF MINNESOTA -
�OARD MEM�ERS
]oseph A. Craig - Chairjil
Mel f orcd C. Chr•i.rtens�rl
Ha�•old O. Goertz
Arnold j. Holz � �
Pert'y L. Malvirt
Vilus M. Nagel
Ray E. Sheridan
Joh7z G. Sorigc�s
]eronae A. Trapp
james F. Wol f e :
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA �2
Honorable Mayor and City Cotm.cil
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Re: Commerce Park Connection Proposal
SERYI�iG
� Blaine
Circl e Piiaes
Caorz Rapidf
Pridley
Lexirtgton
Mound.r View
Spring L�cke Park
September 14, 1967
Gentlemen:
' The North Suburban Sanitary Sewex District Board has received
Fridley Resolution No. 138-1967 regarding the above proposed connection,
and upon the recommendation of the District`s Attorney, the Board has
determined that the election is conditional under Paragraph 3 and,
therefore, is not acceptable to the District in this form. Please adopt
an election resolution in conformance with the form previously forwarded
to you by the District.
At its September 12th meeting, the Board discussed the requisites
that would be needed for a temporary connection policy. The Board has
instructed its staff to prepare such a policy which will conform to
Laws 1961, Chapter 90, and to the Master Sewer Use Agreement. After re-
view of the staff's recommendations and after adoption of a temporary
conn�ction policy, the District will then be in a position to further
consider the Commerce Park connection proposal.
Very truly yours,
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STREET DEPAR'�MENT
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1. Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 17
� . Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 21
3. Gravel Hauling . • • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' " 5
4. Gravel Surfacing . • • • • • • ' ' ' ' � � � � � , , 176'�
5. Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . • : • • . . 8882
6. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
7. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. Si:gns, Barricades and Painting School Crossings •:. 338�
9. Stabilizing with Chloride . . . . . . . . • • • 122
10. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WATER DEPAR�MENT
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1. Filtration Plant Cleanup • • • • • ' ' ' ' � � � 174
2. Filtration Plant Operations . • • • • • • • • • ' : ; 73,�
3, Final Readings and Collections . • • • • • • • • 98
4. Hydrant Repairs and Elushing • • • • ' ' ' � � � , , 107'�
5. Miscellaneous Water Work . . . . • • • • • • • • 1
6. Painting of Hydrants . • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' �
7 , Painting of Pumphouse . . • • • • • ' ' ' ' � � � � , 49'�
8. Pumphouse Cleanup . . . . . . . • - • • ' ' ' : . . , 113
9. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 9
10. Standpipe Repairs . .� • • • • � • • • ' ' ' ' ' . 5,�
11. Valve Inspections and Repairs . . • • • • • • • • ' 23
12. Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
13. Water Meter Inspections and Repairs • • • • ' : : . � 10�
14. Water Turn-ons • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' � � , 13�
15. Watermain Break . . . . • • • • • � • • • ' ' ' ' . 2
16. Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 55
17. Equipment Repairs - Water . . • • • • • • • • • '
SEWER DEPAt�TMENT
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1, Lift Station Inspections and Repairs ••• •••. 89�
2. Mant�ole Repairs . . . . . . . , • • • • • • • • ' ' 88
3. Miscellaneous Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
4. Sanitary Sewer Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 83�
5. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . • • • • • ' ' ' ' � � � � 14 .
5. Sanitary Sewer Iraspections . . . . . . . . . . • • • 17
7. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . • • • • • • • ' ' ' �
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1. Fire Department . . . . . • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' .' 2
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2. Labor Meetings 58�
3. Park Department . . . • 24
4. Police Department - Painting . • • • • • • • • • : ; 75
, 5. Sick Leave . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : . . . . . . 69
'6. Storm Cleanup . , , , 368
' 7. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , : 12
' 8. Weekend Duty : . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . 8
9. Equipment Repairs Administration 8
10. Equipment Repairs - Assessor . . • • • • • • • 20,�
� 11. Equipment Repairs - Engineering , • • • ' ' ' � � � � 33
' 12. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department : : : : : : : . : 6
13. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Stores . 7�
14. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . • • ' ' ' � � � 15
' 15. Equipment Rerairs - Police Department : : : : : . . . 25'�
1(�. Equipment Repairs -�Snow and Ice
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RESOLUI'1=0N N0.
A RESOLUTIOI�T APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SFECIFICATIONS
AND EXECUIING A JOINT AGREENIENT WITI3 THE VILLAGE OF
NEW BRIGH'_�'OIV FOR CONSTRUCTION OF STINSON BOULEVARD.
. Wf�EAS, Resolution No. 131-1967 of the CitX Council of the City
of Fridle.y adopted the 10�' da}r of Jul.y oriier2d the improvement of
Stinson Boulevard from Mississippi Street zo 6� Avenue.
WFiEREAS, this is a boundary street common with the Village of
• New Brighton, therefore such street should be constructed under a,
joint agreement, and
WfiEREAS, such an agreement has been proposed which is acceptable
to the two municipalities.
NOW THERE�'ORE BE IT RESOLVID by the Cit.y Council of the Cit.y of
Fridley that the final plans and specifications fer the improvement of .
Stinson Boulevard by Milner U1. Carley and Associates are hereb,y approved.
NOW TH�E�'ORE BE IT RESOLVID that the Mayor and the City Clerk
of the City of Fridle.y be authorized and directed to execute and
transmit to the Village of New Brighton such agreement, a copy of
which is attached hereto, for the purpose of the Village of New
Brighton executing such agreement.
ADOPTID BY ThE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1967.
MA.YOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST: '
CI�'Y CLERK - NTarvin C. Brunsell
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
OFFICE OF THE BUiLDING INSPECT(.'R
TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER
AUGUST 1967
NUI�ER OF PERMITS ISSUED
' 1967 1966 THIS YEAR
TO DATE
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION AUGUST AUGUST -
5 5 95
Residential 18 �68
Residential Garages 18 12 92
Alterations & Additions 12 � 1
Multiple Dwellings � �
Commercial 1 3
Z p 1
Industrial � 2
Municipal � 3
Churches & Schools 0 0
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Hospitals 5 30
Signs ld . 3
2 1
Ploving 4g 44 302 •
OTHERS
Heating
Plumbing
Electrical
LAST YEAR
TO DATE
101
101
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7
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42
365
35 34 167 216
28 33 163 219
53 54 297 414
116 L21 b2z 84g
ESTIMATED VALUATION OF BUILDING PERMIfiS ISSUED
101,500 $ 101,500 $ Z,895,675 $ 1,998,000
Residential $ 22�622 96,763 132,575
- Residential Garages 25,670 519,278
308,945
Alterations & Additions 18,870� 161,870 16,000 352,000
Multiple Dwellings 65,000 1,163,975 � 766,500
Commercial 72,000 � 242,000 874,515
Industrial 242,000 4�Sdfl 177,421
Municipal 0 0 Q
� p 503,000
Churches & Schools O 0 p 116,000
Hospitals 4,000 .30,420 51,875
13 900 2,200
Signs ' 200 5,500
Moving 3,5 00 4,266,778 $4,990,364
$ 477,440 $355,192 $ .
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. MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER PAGE 2
, AUGUST 1967
, NUMBER OF LICENSE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT ,
AND
LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE
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TYPE NUMBER FEES COLLECT�D
' BLACKTOPPING , $ $ 90 _
CARPENTRY 1 , 15
EXCAVATING 15 225
� GAS 34 510
GENERAL 76 1900
HEATING 42 630
HOUSE MOVING 1 15
' MASONRY 24 360
- OIL HEATING 6 90
PLASTERING 7 105
' ROOFING 1 15
SIGNS �15 375 .
. WELL DRILLING 2 30
' 23Q $ 4360 ,
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1 1967 19b6 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR �
PERMIT NUMEERS TYPE AUGUST AUGUST TO DATE TO DATE
, �k9381-9429 BUILDING $55Q6 $1235 $14,067 $12,049
��6b9E-6748 ELECTRiCAL 815 753 6,219 6,273 .
' ��3931-3965 HEATING 1747 873 4,787 6,585
��4382-4409 PLUNIBING 766 521 4,309 � 3,663
' SIGNS 344 105 952 1 277
$9,178 $3,487 $3A,334 $29,847
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(Standard Form of the International Associorion oF Chiefs of Police)
(Copies available at Federal Bureau of investigation, Washington, i�. C, 20535)
CONSOLIDATED MQNTHLY REPORT
POL{CE DEPARTMENT
('ity of ----�{II�TFiY --- Mont}: cf ___.i�'.JLi1:�Jl _, 19Ci1_
, TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL
Average Daily Percent Daily Average Dai(y �
Numerical $trength Absence Absence Temporary Details .Averoge Effective $trengTh
� End o( �'�am � month Samc �or tF irn.: nonth � � a. r c-;th Same month
this rnont6� !�st year Th.�mor.th :a�t yc-u'r `�hisn.��r,th t.tst�yenr .��his ruontt ia t ye.ar "['hismonthLastmonth last year
'Cot<<1 persciin�.�l.
ChiFf's office . .
Records bureau .
Unlformed force .
Detective hiire���i.�
Trafflc bureau .
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Second relief . . � �
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TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL ' TABLE 3.--DAt�Y AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH
; 1. Present for duty end of last month .......... 22 _ Same month
_' O This month last year
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j.' � 3. Reinstated durinq month . . _ . � 0 1. Total number of patrolmen _� . . . ... . .
Total to cxccount for , . , . . . . . . . . . . . G� 2. Less pErmanent assiqnment5 (public
. � � � � � � � � ofEices, derical, chauffeurs,.e,c.) . . .
��4.-�Separations fiom the servtce: �- �� . � 3.� Less details to speclal squads oe bu-
a, : • . . � teaus (trc�fflc, vice, park', etc.} . . . . .
(aj Voluntarg resiqnation . . .
'"� � � � -�� �� ���� - - -� -� •�'� -- - � . - � � �- ' � � � . 4. Averaye daily absences of� patrolmen
- (b) Retirement on penslai . . . . . _ � assigned to patrol duty owinq� to: � .
-' � � : � . � � � . � (a) Vacatlon, suspenyslon.. rest , • .
�(c)� Reslqned with charqes� pendinq days, etc. .
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'' (e) Dismissed for cause . . . . . . . �
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—' CHANGE ( .
OFFENSES KNOWN TO TNE POLICE CURRENT YEAR V5. LAST YEAR ;
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES VS.3AME MONTH V5. SAME PERIOD
(PART 1 CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL p�TUAL TNIS LAST YEAR IAST YEAR
KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES YEAR TO DATE
THISMONTH THISMONTH NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT ]. ' �. �- •
MANSLAUGHTER
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL
a. RAPE BY FORCE .
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
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3. ROBBERY TOTAL
a. ARMED • ANY WEAPON
b. STRONGARM - NO WEAPON
4. AGGRAYATED ASSAULT TOTAL �- � �'� _
a. GUN
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT ? 1 �
c. OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON �'
d. HANDS, FIS', ETC. - AGGRAVATED
a. BURGLARY TOTAL ?
a. PORCIBLE ENTRY �
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE 1 1- Z
c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY
6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) 21 rZ �.9 ��
a. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE
7. AUTO THEFT 2 2 �3
CRIME INDEX TOTAL
16. MANSLAUGNTER BY NEGLIGENCE
4e. OTHER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVATED •
66. LARCENY, UNDER SSO IN VAIUE �� i7
PART I TOTAL B $2 'rK � �
TOTAL PARTIIINCIDENTS ..............�j-���i...................... ........ ?..... ,
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS `•''�� • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' " • • ' ' '�t,���' ' ' ' '
Tnrer f e11.5 F�R P�LICB SERVICE . . .. . . �".� . ... .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. ...... . . . .K���.....
AUTQMOBlLESRECOVERED O
(A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOGLLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY .........................:..................... �
(B) NUMBERSTQLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... ,� "
(C) TOTALI.00ALLY STOLEN AIITOSRECOV�RED ........................ .......................... �
(D) KUMBERSTOLEN OUT OEJURISDICTION,RECOVERED LOCALLY ..............................,.,.........
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, VALUE OF PROPEF,TY VALUE OF PROPER7Y VALUE OF PROPc'RTY
TOTAL YALUE OF
OFFENSE YALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN OTNER
LOCA�LLYSTOLEN
STOLEN LOGALLY AND RECOVERED AND RECOVERED BY 1URISDICTIONS
.' Pi20PERTY RECOYERED
LOCALLX OTHER JURlSDICTION RECOVERED LOCALLY
ROBBERY O O O O �
BURGLARY ZJ_ � ot O • L O p 3 s L O
LARCENY ���i�CSO Z�1 •Ot� O G�UI, ���.1 �
�: AUTO THEFT 1.Ci OoJO O �t�s�Jl� OoJO rs�JO
_ �TOTAL 1.0%5%.�6 2816.9i 30.C�,� 28J�6.91 . �.75,00
T�4BLE 6 - - OFFE�SE5 CtE�R�D �Y �RREST �
ea to daf� (includ� exce tior�cal clea�ances)
Y r � �
NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES
CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST
CLASSIFICIITION OF OFFENSE$ TOTAL�CLEARED BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF
(PART I CLA$$E$) - PERSONS UNDER 18 PERSONS UNDER.18
THIS LAST THIS • IAST THIS LAST THIS LAST
YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
I. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE
a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
t. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL
a. RAPE BY FORCE
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS �
3. ROBBERY TOTAL I.
o. ARMED - ANY WEAPUN 1
b. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON
l. ASSAULT TOTAL i
a. GUN
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
c. OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON
d. HANDS, FISTS, FEET, ETC. • AGGRAVATED
e. OTHER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVA7'ED 1.�
i. BURGLARY TOTAL 6 3
a. FORCiBLE ENTRY
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE
e. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY �.
S. LARCENY - THEFT (ExCEPT nuTO TMEF7)
a. 550 AND OVER IN VAIUE Z 8
b. UNDER S50 IN VALUE �� 3 1
►. /tCJTO THEFT _ . �7 Z�'
: GRAND TOTAL ��3 7�
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� COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH �
ARRESTS PERSUNS
FORMALLY ADULTSGUIiTY
pNCLUDERELEASED NO FORMALCHARGE) CMARGED ACQUI7TED REFERRED TOI
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES THIS OR JUVENiIE '
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TOTAL OFFENSE LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICT�ON �
JUVENILES ADLLTS TOTA� CNARGED OFFENSE
' 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE • ' •
a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGH7ER BY NEGLIGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE �
, 3. ROBBERY
4, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
• 5. BURGLARY • BREAKING OR ENTERING a � p
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEFT AUTO THEFT) IO 1 �-� u �"
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8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e) ,
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LAST YEAR TO DATE ,
PERCENT CHANGE
' 9. ARSON -
10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING
11. FRAUD
' 12. EMBEZZLEMENT
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING,
POSSESSING A �
14. VANDALISM v
,' 15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC.
16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERGIALIZED VICE 1
17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) a. 1 1'
' 18. NARCOTIC DRUG IAWS
]9. GAMBLING
20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN
21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1 '- 2 � 1
' 22. LIQUOR LAWS 2 �' .
Z3. DRUNKENNESS 1• �' 1' 1
24. DISORDERLY CONDUCT �� '�' �
' 25. VAGRANCY ,2 2
26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC)
TOTAL - PART 11 CLASSES �2 4 20 l�! � �
THIS VEAR TO DATE " " '1 �y �
' LAST YEAR TO DATE
PERCENT CHANGE
' TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH
PHYSIGL CUSTODY ARRESTS
WARRANTSSERVED
' CI7ATIONS ISSUED
TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND GITATIONS
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. CONSOLlDATED P�IONTNLY REPORT
' . ' TRAFFIC SUMMARY
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TABLE 1. �CCIDENT SUMMARY ;
` This Montti . Year to Date -
' This Year Last Year ' o�o Change This Year Last Year ofo Change
w?; 338 3�.2 �'$
: Accident Total 2� 3�
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Fatal
20 °3� lta5 131 � }l�
Personal Injury 1. -- -
� l_ 1{ "'�-t9 19� 1?lk
Property Damage
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� TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUMNI�RY
This Month Year to Date
This Year Last Yeaz ofo Change This Year Last Year o�o Change
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Traffic Total � ��
Hazardous Violations �.35:
�8 �97 !;?� t;oII ¢!t
, 17 22 °?3 : 1�� 13� +1.9
Other Violations
- 95 2�1� 'S
Parking
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DWI
Accident Arrests and Citations
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' . This Month
This Year Last Year o/o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change
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Total Accidents 27 3� �2� j3� 3�2 �
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Fatal Accidents
Persons Killed � � 3 �
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In}ury :lccidenis
� Persons Inlured
2� �.1 -�9 �fi3 �27 ��5
Pedestrians Killed � � � O
. 0 0 2 ? �77
Pedestrians Injured
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Ait and Run Accidents � — :
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� Cleared by Arrest �% _
" Cleared - No Arrest �! --� — ---��
TotaT Cleared 'a` 33
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday 7'hursday Friday $aturday Sunday
Citation Citation Citat:on Cit:ition � Citation Citation Citation
Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and
Time dent Arrest dent An•est dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest
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10:00 1 .
11:00 1
12 N - - 1 Z
1:00 1
2:00 ]. l
3:00 a. Z
4:00 1
5:60 - -
6:00 - 1 3
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10:00 2
11:00 --
Nate: °Citation and Arrest" column shouid ittetude nII traffic citation� and arrests made during esch haur period except p�rking
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This Month � Year to Date
This Year Last Year• Thia lear Last Year o o Change
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DWI
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: Speeding .
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'I4affic Signal �.�. 32
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Stop Sign
Other Regulatory Sign � �'? ,
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Improper Passing
Improper Turning � _ 2
Right of Way - Vehicle 3 �
Righi of Way - Pedestrian
Following Too Closely
, No or Improper Signal �" .
Improper Start from Parked Position
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' Improper Lane Usage �. �
Failure to Ikive - Right _
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2 21 _ _
, { Other Hazardous Violation
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Other Violations Total
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Parking Violation Total '
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Gentlemen: .
The Fridley Jaycees respzcffully reqL?es� the honor of your
presence a� �h.e dedication cerer�ouies for the Com�u�,ity-
Billboard to bQ helct Svnd�y evening, September 24, 1967�
at ?:00 P.2�. '
Durino the prograra, ti�re vrould Is�e to intrc�d:uce the council-
men and �rot?ld 2ike to ha�e �-„he �ayor say a fAti`I Ydords, The
guest speaker for thess ceremonies vrill be Se�a�or Tora. Graig.
In addition, I�iss Fridley, Connie Elseth, tiYil1 chris�en the
Biii�o�rd �.�th a bottle ofl dc�estic ch�pagn.e.
The Bilibot�rd Dedication Coaanittee of t,he Fridley Jaycees
is h.apef'ul that �he City Cauncil srill be able to atiend �hese
ceremonies. Thax�k you, '
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING - SEPTEP�t3ER 14, 1967
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ROLL CALL:
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes at 7:33 P.M.
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Members Present: Myhra, Jensen, Hughes, Ylinen, Erickson
Others Present: Engineering Assistant Clark
APPROVE MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: AUGUST 24, 1967:
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission Minutes
of August 24, 1967 be approved. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion
- carried unanimously.
APPROVE MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: SEPTEMBER 7, 1967:
r MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission Minutes
of September 7, 1967 be approved. Upon�a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously. ,
RECEIVE MINUTES OF PLATS & SUBDTVISIONS-ST'REETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING:
AUGUST 31, 1967:
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the minutes of the Plats &
Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcormnittee of August 31, 1967 be received.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�e motion carried unanimausly.
RECEIVE MINUTES OF BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING: SEPTEMBER 6, 1967:
MOTI�N by Erickson, seconded by Ylinen,that the Planning Co�a¢nission xeceive
the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control maeting of 5eptember 6,
1967. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST (ZOA ��67-08) DALBERG REALTY FOR THQMAS
BRICKNER: Part of Lot 6, Revised Auditar's Subdivision ��10 - rezoning from
R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to R-3A (limited multiple dwellings).
Member Jensen read the official Notice of Public Hearing.
Mr. Folstad of Dalberg Realty said he is the broker between the seller and
buyer and that he believed the apartment building would put the land to'the
highest capacity.
Mr. Brickner presented the plan of the building which would be a fourteen
unit two bedroom apartments.
Mr. Folstad explained his statement of"the best and highest use of the
land"by saying that he was an appraiser and whenever a piece of property was
in a spot zoning area, it would be pretty hard to build a$25,000 on it, so
- that multiple or some type of multiple would be putting the land to the best
and highest use for the developer. ,
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The Ergineering Assistant �vas asked to sho�v the audience the present
zoning of the area on the wall map.
Ghairnlan Hughes referred to Petition ��32-67 given to the Planning Com-
mission that evening against the rezoning of part of Lot 6, Auditor's Sub-
division ��10.
MOTION by Myhra, secancied by ylinen, that the Planning Commission receive
Petition ��32-67 opposing the rezoiiin of
��'10. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the�motiontcarriedlunanimouslyvision
The audience were then asked to express their opinions.
Bill Whiting, 1316 66th Avenue: "My tax statement does not refer to a
spotted neighborhood. My property abuts and adjoins the property under con-
sideration for rezoning, and after I saw the si n
went aroun:d and looked at apartment buildin s, g g° up on the property, I
I ran into places that have flood lights lighting thekparkingtarea�odiPdontt.
know the size of the proposed buildin �
left for parking. I also found several apartmentabuildingstthat hadaindivice
dual garbage and rubbish cans assigned by number. Several were left uncovered
which attracted flies. I think I overheard that these would be two bedroom
units. In the units I have checked, there could be anywhere from one to four
children. This is quite disturbing. I would ask the Planning Commission to
deny the petition for rezoning.
Mrs. David Mech, 1315 66th Avenue: "We have a ver nice street.
all one family dwelling, and the children are well behaved. Right now Central
Avenue has plenty of one family dwellings and the apartment will be ri ht
in between one of them, The children in the proposed apartment will not have
enough room to play, as there will have to be parking for twenty-one cars. It
will change our whole neighborhood."
Thomas Moore, 65$0 Central Avenue: "I live across the street from the�
proposed apartment house. The children i,n the apartment behind us do not have
any play facilities. Also, during the winter, I have to back up an incline
going up the driveway and more traffic will create an additional hazard."
Richard Wilson, 6550 Central Avenue:
There has to be an entrance and e�it for theTapartment.be0urtdxivewayagoes
up an incline and it is a traffic hazard caming out our driveway,rr
Mrs. Wilbur Larsan, 1340 66th� Avenue:
time the Rice Creek School was built, the Citynand1School wentrintoapartner-
ship for a combined schc�ol and City playground area.
for the number of children in that area now, and if youtincreasea hetposs bii
lity of more children, some consideration will have to be given to that fact."
Mrs. Ra1ph Sauer, 1320 66th Avenue: "According to the drawing of the
parking facilities, I am sure there would have to be more cars than shown
and they will use our dead end street. Parking on both sides of the street
would be hazardous."
Mrs. Ronald Ennis, 6601 Central Avenue: "I'd like to point out it is
already a business corner, post office mail box, school bus stop, children
cxossing the street. There is a t�affic hazard problem now. The children
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would have to use the la Pa e �
P yground in summer and winter."
Mrs. Dazwin Bosell, 6617 Centxal Avenue:
from the Onan plant. Cars park on Central Avenuehoreonl66th, iL- willab�ic
hard in winter time to see the children." ..
John Neil, 6616 Central Avenue: "What is the size of the buildin
cars would have to be paxked thexe which would fill up most of the area? The
People coming off 66th would find theix view would be obstructed substantiall-.
It is a safety hazard." J
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Charles E. Carlson, 1399 66th Avenue:
brought up so far, what came to m ��In view of all the things
of this proposal, that this wouldysetna was, if you were to vote in favor
see one apartment buildin and the P�ecedence. I would not wish to
I first noticed the sign that read�"Site.for 1/�SUnits Apartmenturbel when
you not to vote for it." urge
Loren Palmer, 6596 Channel Road: "It is no fun living across from an
apartment and trying to keep a decent yard. It would be a hazard.
this summer a child has been hurt on Channel Road and that street is note
even used as much as Central Avenue. ' I don't see how you can put 14 families
in an apartment of this size."
Mr. Whiting: "There are no sewer or water facilities in front of this
property. We were told, at the time the sewer was put in, that it was a
limited sewer facility, There would have to be sewer and water
Central Avenue which creates a problem for the home own�rs aexo Pu� in on r,
ss Central.
A citizen said that we did live in an area of one bedroom apartments
and the maintenance was not what it should have been. It does depreciate
a neighborhood.
�'S. John Neil, 6616 Central Avenue:
proposed site, lots which are zoned R-2 are"builttg_lvenue, North of this
Central Avenue, two of these R-2 lots are built R-1, '°n the other side of
South of Mississippi on R-2 Iots, there are faur houseD1builtyRSluth is R-1.
this would be rather bad zoning, and to rezone one little stri f I feel
vidual's financial gain. If you are going to have an apartment, it shouldl
be a number of planned units.
in other parts of the country withrplanned�alab� nice as I have seen same
etc. I am against this rezoning." P Ygxounds, recreation centers,
David Mech, I315 66th Avenue: "I certainly think our neighborhood ha
been somewhat misrepresented in being called"s ott
opment is all Sauth, p Y��• Z'he commercial devel-
the commercial aspectsTof rtheSneighborhoodfaze Southt a regular motel.
though rezoned R-2 Really
, is built R-1. We have some photos (they wereeg ven�toven
the Planning Commission and then passed througI�l the audience), We tr to .
keep the neighborhood clean, peaceful and uiet, y
the rezoning. We are disturbed because ofqs ot rezoninf us are opposed to
individual proposing to come into an area toprezone for his own financial
g• Because of one
gain, we do not believe this is a reason to disturb the peace of the nei hbor-
hood." g
Member Myhra said he would l�ke ta make one comment in defense of
petitioner. Anyone has the right to come and make a rezoning request, tIt
is perfectly all right, and there is nothing wrong legally with this a lica-
tion.
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Myron E. Ost�'and, 1400 66th Avenue: "If you rezone this piece of
property, which is in the center of our particular area, you would set a
precedence for a lot of areas around that have the same situation."
Karl Klopper, 658� Central Avenue: "I live directly across from the
proposed building site. Can you give me the size of the lot?"
Member Jensen said they did not have that information, but the follow-
ing figures he had just compiled have not been checked: Area of the lot
is 35,524 square feet, area of building 5,603 square feet, footage on
Central Avenue is 214 feet, and on 66th Avenue is 166 feet.
Mr. Klopper said there is a 30 mile speed zone, but who lives up to it?
He would like a speed trap set because of the traffic and excessive speed.
./ Mrs. Jack Hoppe, 1351 66th Avenue: "My mother lives in an apartment
" and I came here now from visiting her. I definitely would not want some-
thing like that around here. I feel our neighborhood is pretty special
and we would like to keep it that way."
Mr. Moore: "When I moved in ten months ago, I made a point to check
on vacant property. I called City Hall and was assured it was limited
multiple. I hope that you gentlemen� will not see fit to rezone at this
time."
Another citizen said in xegard to the traffic situation that they are
trying to say this is a very hazardous locatio�i, �tao more dxiveways coming
onto Central Avenue with 14 ox 20 cars coming out, will make it all the
more hazardous. With the situation as it is, plus a new apartment, they
believe it is just going to make it so bad they are going to have more
accidents than now. .
Ralph Sauer, 1368 66th 9venue: "I agree with most of the statements
made and I oppose the rezoning."
� Edward Simko, 1327 66th Avenue: "I, too, am opposed to the apartment
building. I agree with the statements of my neighbors. I would say that,
before the Commission would even consider granting the request for rezon-
ing, more should be found out about the apartment building's utilities,
,sewer and water."
//� Jack Hoppe, 1351 66th Avenue: "I go along and say, with the rest of
neighbors, I would like to see a denial of this petition."
Mr. Brickner: "In regard to parking, Chere is adequate parking and
adequate play area. The proposed play axea is on the South side of the
building and is 64'x166'. We have allowed for a 35 foot setback in front
and on the North, and i2 parking stalls. The City required only one drive-
way . � �
Mr. Whiting: ''Regarding a setback of 35 feet, all of the homes have
from 50 feet to 65 feet setbacks. This building will stick out like a sore
thumb on the corner. The parking area would be adjacent to my front yard."
Mr. Holm said that with Onan coming
live? T_t will create an increase in the
miie speed -limit now, ancl an art�erial st
in the area, where will the people
traffic flow, but there is a 30
p sign could be erected.
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A citizen said, regarding a rata.o of 1z cars per unit, almost ever
family is a two car family, Mr. Holm answered that young families can-y
no� afford to buy a home early in married life. That does not degrade
their earning power or social status. Speaking oi two cars, you will
also note a young married couple can barely afford two. _
Chairman Hugl�es said to the audience that we are to consider a
request, Cahich is a proper one, on its merits. It is not a cause for
high emotion. The decision will be reached b a
tory way for all concerned if we can avoid the emotion.and more satisfac-
A citizen stated that the back part of the building is going to be
the front view of everybody on 66th Avenue. This is one of the reasons
for opposing the rezoning.
Mrs. Edward Simca, 1327 66th Avenue: "I feel it is too crowded to
build in the area. We will have no guarantee that the children will be
in the play area. We have thirty or forty children now, and we are
fine as we are."
MOTION by ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Coimnission
close the Public Hearing for the rezoning request (ZOA ��67-08) by Dal-
berg Realty for Thomas Brickner fox part of Lot 6, Revised Auditor's
Subdivision ��10 from R-2 (Iimited multiple family dwellings) to R-3A
(limited multiple dwellings). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that in the matter of ttte re-
zoning request, ZOA ��67-08, by Dalberg Realty for Thoma,s Brickner, of
part of Lot 6, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��10, to rezone from R-2,
(limited multiple family dwellings) to R-3A (limited multiple dwellings),
I move that the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council the
�denial of the rezoning request.
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ember Myhra said that he thought he should repeat the fact that
for anyone who has property, it is perfectly legitimate for the property
owner to make the best use of the land as they see it. Here is a case
where, to permit the request, would change the neighborhood. In situa-
tions like this, the major concern, if this were a road, it would be
considered at government level, but if it is a major concern to that
particular area, we do pay a lot of attention to the people living in
that area.
Member Ylinen said that he found himself agreeing with some of the
people who have been heard. The most striking and signifzcant matter is
that, even though the present area on both .North and South, in fact, in
in all directions, the areas are zoned R-2, but really are used as private
residential homes. I think if the petition were approved, that it would
change the character of the neighborhood quite drastically. For that
reason, I approve the denial of the petition.
Chairman Hughes asked for a vote on the motion that ZOA ��67-08 be
denied. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously,
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Chairman Hughes informed the audience that
the City Council an Monday, September 18, 1967
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Springbrook Park property development.
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Chaii-�nan Hughes explained that this was the first public hearing for
a Planned Development Distxict and the Planning Commission had no prece-.
dent to go by, but would dc their best. He said, that in the past, the
Commission f.irst listens to the petitioner, then will provide a time for
the Cormnission and open the meeting to the public.
Mr. Schroeder said, in preface, they started out with the property
all zoned R-1 and part commercial, The owner wanted to see if something
could be done to benefit the property and �eneral area of the neighborhood.
To start out, the Plann.ing Commission was amendable to P.D. Development
which gives the landowner the possibility of developing the property other
than what it is zoned for, but a plan has to be followed. They did get the
property rezoned to P.D, District and since then have had a couple of ineet-
ings with the Planning Commission. They plan to develop the commercial
zoned property as it exists and try to develop multiple residents. Single
family residents did not work in the past. Mr, Schroeder gave out a booklet
on the preliminary development plan, and used it for an outline of his
presentation. He also had an overall watercolor of the area showing the
shopping center, bridges over the creek, multiple dwellings, landscaping,
lighting, proposed e�its and garages. Mr. Schroeder said the purpose of
the preliminary plaxi presentation is to show the kind of plan tliey are
proposing. If this is agreeable, we will go �nto more detailed studies and
work with the City on the final performances of buildi.ng guides and com-
pliance with ordinances.
Member Jensen referred to the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities
minutes of August 31, 1967 which the Planning Gommission received at this
meeting and said for sorne reason, there has been a decrease in traffic on
East River Road. The previous count was 5,000 and in April of this year,
4,000. The projected count in 1985 from the Minnesota High�eay Depa,rtment
is I0,000 vehicles a day. Prior to knowing this information, Mr. Schroeder
brought E. Bather, a consulting engineer in the traffic field to one of the
Subcommittee meetings and discussed the
coming into the conunercial axea. One ofPthe�mostfimportantlpointsabye
Mr• Bather was what can be anticipated fn a shopping center of this size.
He indicated a certain volume, but in view of his projected figure for
txaffic to and from commercial area, we questioned him on, what he thought
the East River Road could reach before we had a serious traffic hazard an�l
he said, at that time, he would not like to see it reach above 10,000 a day.
However, since that time we have had to change the plan and introduce a
second entrance on East River Road. The result of the Subco�nittee meeting
was recommending approval based on traffic eansiderations. Member Myhra
asked if provisions were made for a semaphore in the study of the traffic
in the area. Member Jensen answered tha.t the fact that we have a State Aid
road approximately � mile North and South a State Aid road planned, that
the alternate results of a major State Aid road East and West connecting.
Highway ��47 with East Rivex Road would be signalization of one or both
intersections which would have the effect of bunching traffic and allowing
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openzngs �vitii pxoper desi_gn of this intersection. One of the points made
by the traffic engineer was the necessity for right and leit turn lanes
in conjunction �vith major entrance to commercial areas.
At this point, Chairman Hughes stated one�forma�ity had been overlooked,
that of reading the Notice of Public Hearing.
The Notice of Public Hearing iar the Planned Development District
(ZOA ��66-16) was read by the Chai.rman.
The Commission quickly went over the P.D. Ordinance (Ord. ��349) check-
ing the subsec�ions with Mr. Schroeder and they agreed that a lot more work
had to be done on the preliminary plans by the Commission and the Engineer-
ing Department.
Member Jensen wished to express his opinion stating, inasmuch as the
Engineering Department and Assistant has not had a chance to review this
plan in some detail, he didn't think the Commission was in a position
tonight to make a decision. He thought that a number of relatively impor-
tant de�ails which they wexe unable to ascertain should be studied. Fur-
thermore, he did not think they have time this evening, as a gxoup, to
determine many of these details such as park, fire, space and other areas
in the ordinance. He made a recommendation that the Co�unission�table the
matter for the purpose of allowing the Engineers to thoroughly examine the
plans and make a determination as to the accuracies of some of the features,
and also to compute various axeas and xegions so that we can have a double
check on Mr. Schroeder's work. Z'his is a very important development in
the process of building, and certainly one that we are a11 very interested
in--members of the Planning Commission, ownexs and architects-- and he felt
the plan deserves every bit of study and�attention we can give to it.
Chairman Hughes said that he agreed because already they have come
across a number of things that Mr. Schroeder is going to be adding to the
plans. In the normal course of events, we would automatically refer this
to the Building Standards-Design Control.
It was decided to set up a meeting with Mr. Bather, the Engineering
Assistant and Mr. Schroeder to work closely wi.th Darrel Clark making any
modif_ication to conform with any non-confoxmance that might exist. The
Building Standards-Desi.gn Contxol will meet on Tuesday, September 19th,
and will consider the preliminaxy plans of the Springbrook Park Develop-
ment. Mr. Schroeder stated he would leave all the material he had pxesented
this evening.
Mrs. Kenneth Sporre, 301 Ironton Avenue: "I am just wondering if the
Railroad Company really are going to put in 83rd Avenue. Where will 83rd
Avenue go in? In the back of our Iot there is a 25 foot drop. Will this
affect this development?" Mrs. Spoore's lot abuts Coon Rapids and the
Railroad Company had excavated their property in the rear of Mrs. Spoore's
lot leaving a"lake". Member Jensen said he could not comment, but did
not think they need to assume 83rd would never happen because the district
is industrial and truck traffic generated by industrial would require a
road.
In regard to the shopping center buildzng, Mr. Schroeder said that
certain tenants have theix own xestrictive requirements as far as their
tenants are concerned, and when'we do get to that point, we will have to
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resubmit the shopping center. T`his is why I did not feel I should give yoa
a general concept at thi_s time,
Chairman Hughes suggested the following list of cxite.ria to follow
in the study of the ordinance;
Review by Building Standards-Design Control. Subcommittee on
'tuesday, September 19th.
Mention fixed standards for advertising signs and lighting
Plans for locafiion vehicle access and design
See Engineering Department for reviewing plans for helping to
determine vehicle access.
Possibility of ineetir_g w?th Mr. Sather
Review parking
Engineering review figures and drawings for accuracy
Engineer to check ordinance as it calls out requirements for
preliminary plan and go down the line and check `
Engineering to give and indicate to us any problems they can
see from Engineering point of view
Engineer to look at plan in order to minimize any delay of
petitioner and notify him of any discrepancy. _
Leave public hearing open to give opportunity to the public for
participation if desired.
�Plan to determi�ne location, extent of screen for truck loading
rlr. Schrocder sai.d they understand that, if they did deviate, they
would come back with another hearing.
MOTION by Erickson, secon�ed by Myhra, that the Planning Commission
table the Publi.c Hearing, P.D. Development District, Harold Schroeder
(ZOA ��66-16) until September 28, 1967. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, the motion carried unanimously. �
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission
meeting adjourn at 10:45 P.M. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously.
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Halla Nursexy, Inc.
4917 Eden Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Pine Cone Nursery
9900 Foley Boulevard N,W.
; Coon Rapids, Minnesota
55432 .
Rose Hill Nursery
2380 I,arper�teur Avenue W.
St. Paul, Minnesota
551�3
Instant Shade Company
8130 Ball I,ake Road
New Hope, Minnesota
55378
Bob's Produce Ranch
6520 East River Road
Fridley, tiIinr�esota
55432
John L. Neumann & Sons �
2638 West Broadway
Minneapolis, Minnesota �
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