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3. Cont�.nu��l:� o� p� ���ic Hvax��,�3 �n Assess�nea�t Rol1 �
STe 1��G--�, (68tr� ��,v�nue) -� ResoJ.uta.o�. Gor.:E�x:�ain�g
Assessm��t Ro1Z - S�.', 19F6w1 (E3th Avenu� anel Lucia
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Swnm�.t Manor P.n�l�xr �.fl minu�es s
Paye 50.
11. Ci.ty Engin�eY's :2eport c�n Sup�r�chl,orir�at? on of
Water iines, 10 mi�ute� .
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CONTYNUATIOI� 0�` STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1966-1
HELA ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1967
68TH AVENUE - HIGHLaAY ��65 TO CHANNEL ROAD
IMPROVEMENT HEARING AND ASSESSMENT HEARING TO BE
HELD OCTOBER 2ND, 1967
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September�26, 1967
T0: City Council
FROA1: Marvin C. Brunsel)., Finance Director
SUBJECT: Impr.ovement Hearing - 68th Avenue and
Assessment Hearing - 68th Avenue
Thz improvement hearing is being he7.d over again on 68th Avenue
because the properties on the east side of Channel Road were
not include� in the originaJ. hearing. If it is the Council's
desire to include them in the Final Assessment Roll, it will
be necessary to hold the improvement hearing as well as the
assessment hearing, . �
Included on the following pages are some excerpts from previous
minutes concerning 68th �"�venue.
In this case the Preliminary Assessment Roll and the Final
Assessment Roll will b� the same, with an assessment rate set
at a $1.34 per foot.
The basic decision that will have to�be made is whether the
property on the east side of Channel Road will. be included or
not. If the property on the east side of Channel. Road is not
to be included, then the previous assessment roll should be
used which had a rate of $1.86.
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REGUIjAR COUNCIL MEETING, SEYTFMBER 18, 196i
Mayor Kirkham said that the minutes could show that the Council was using
an alternate rather than what was shown in the rol1. Councilman Harris
suggested it could be given an addendum number, wF�ich could be referred to
in the resolution. rir. Minder asked what the front foot cost would be at
the new figures. The City rianager said that he will pay $7.31 in place of
$14.50 per foot.
68TH AVr.NUE - H�:GHWAY j�65 TO CHANNEL ROAD:
A visitor to the Council said that a year ago a meeting had been held on
68th Avenue, and at that time the project had been shelved. He said that
the pcople had not been notified that there would be an improvement, and
he asked if there was not supposed to be notification. He said he lived
on the west side of Channel Road. The City Engineer said that the hearing
for this street had been held June 13, 1966.
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Four property owners from Channel Road came to the Council table. Council- �
man Harris said he recalled the discussion at the time, that because the �
road woulci never go throu�h at one point, part of the side street should be �
assessed against additional property as they would use it just as much. �
There was a long discussion at the Council table. The City Engineer sai.d �
that at. an improvement hearing the Council may decide at that tima to do a
project, or not to do it, but when it is adopted, no notices are sent out �'
saying that the project will be done. One of the visitors said that at. «�
the hearing, it had been agreed to shelve the project. Mayor Kirkham said
that the City Manager could research the minutes of the previous Yiearing.
The Council decided ttiat this should be discussed further so that the right,z`
thing can be done, and decided that this one section on 68th Avenue could
be continued until the Octaber 2, 1967 meet_ing at 8;00 P.ri. to give the
Attorney a chance to inform the Council what the alter.native would be.
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ALLEY - BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREET FROM 53RD TO 54TH AVENUE:
Mayor Kirkham quoted the assessment rate as $2.35 per foot. There was no
one present that wished to be heard.
64; WAY - RIVERVIEW TERKACE TO EAST RIVER ROAD:
Mayor Kirkham quoted the assessment rate as $7.06 per foot. There was no one
present that wished to be heazd.
SERVICE CONNECTlONS - SERVICES ON MISSISSIPPI;
There was r�o one preser.t that wished to be heard on service connections.
RESOLUTION ��172- i 967 CONFIRMING ASSESSriENT FOR STRELT PROJECT ��19b6-1:
MOTION by Councilman Harri.s to adopt Resolution ,',�172-19h7 with the exception
of Lucia Zane - 68th Place to 300 feet south and 68th Av°nue - High�ay ��65 to
Channel Road which are continued to the regular Council rieeting of October 2,
1�67.
Councilman fIarris said Yie would like to note that it is somewhat disturoing
to have some of the same people, who were so anxious to get the project in
and in some cases were the lead�rs to �et the street put in, come ia and
object to the assessment.. Councilman Liebl commented that the project had
come i.n at a lower price thao. the estimate, so there had been a saving, and
still they object.
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AI07'.7.CE G;? HEAI'.:Li1G 0�' ?.SSk;Sti'�iEl\7.' FO;.: S1'I:E}��' J;I'-i}?i:�VEi�iEN7.' PRUJECI.' N0. 1S5E�-1
Notice z.s hereby given that the Co��n^i_1 of che Ci.i:y oi Fridl.ey tai.11
tneet �t tlic City Hall_ i_;i said City on the 2nd day of October, 1967 at
5;00 o'c'ocl: P�?�i., to hear and pass upon al). ob;ecti.ons, if. atzy, to the
. proposed assessme�ts i_n respect to iiie ioJ.lo;azn� irnprovement, to-c�rit:
SlF.I,E� 1:I�UP.Os1F���L?�'1' r i.G T��CT. �?0. l. �66-1
The propos�d assessment rolJ. fo� ea�h of said ic�provera�z�ts i_s noc�i
. on fzle anu open i.o gublic i.nspecta.on by a1� persons ?ns_�erestec;, in ti�e
, o£f:i_ce of the Clerk oi sazc3 Czty.
At said hearin� the Council csil.l cons�.uer r�rritten or oral o�}ections
to the proposec; assessm�r�ts for eacii of said in;proveinecits .
The gei�er� 1 nature of ttie i �provements and each oi the� is tr�e
constructioiz oi sLreet inzpro>>e�:ents, incluc?i.r��g gr��:d�.ng, stabilized base,
bi.tti�ui_nous surfaci_r��, concrete curb and �utter, stonn se;,Ter syste�n,
service co_inections and otlier facilities located as fo1."_o�rs;
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68th Pvenue; Highway ��65 to Channel Road
The area pro;�osecl to be asse�sed for s2.i.d irr;proven��nts ar.d
each of thc�:� is �2,1 that land bercefited �y said improveanents or e�1ch
of the.� ancl lying wi.thin t,ie �eneral a-rea af the above noted streets.
Said inj rovern�rits c•�ill b� assesse� adai::st tne propertzes
taithzn the above notecJ are`s in t�1t�ole o�, i�� part p�-oportio�a�ely to
each of tiie laii�s theT-e;.n containco accorcin� to fi;:e benefi_ts received.
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DATED THIS 20�TH DAY OF SEPTEriBER, 1967 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COU1�'CIL
OF THE C ITY OF FRIDI�EY `
I�AYOR � Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTE ST :
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' - �
Publish; Anoka County Union and Fridley Free Press S�ptember 22 & 29, 1967
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ITEr1 N0. 13 - ALTERNATL' P.OLL .
68th Avenue - Hwy 65 to Channel Roa� '
BROOKVIEW ADDITION FOOTAGE ASSESSPiENT
Lot BJ.ock _ _ —
2 Parcel 160 66 $ 88.44
9 Parcel S00 95 127.30
LO 95 127.30
11 95 127.30
12 95 127.30
13 lOQ 134.00
Parce7. 880 and side 38', 133 178.22
Parcel 9J.0 and side 45' I40 7.87.60
Parce7. 940 � 95 127.30
Parcel 950 95 127.30
Parcel 960 95 127.30
Parcel 980 9S 127.30
VALLEY VIEW MANOR �
L I 75 � 100.50
2 1 75 100.50
3 I 75 100.50
4 and side 42' 1 122 163,48
5 and side 42' 1 152 203.b8
6 1 110 147.40
� 1 Z10 147.40
. 191.8 $ 2,570,12
COST: $2,551,17 ; 1918' _ $1.34 per foot
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(Exhibit A)
NOTICE OF HrARING ON IMPROVEMENTS
STREET IMI'ROVEMENT PROJECT ST . 1966-1
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has
deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements hereinafter described be made,
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the Znd day of October, 1967 at
8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at the City Hall in said City, and will
at said time and place hear all parties interested in -said improvements in whole or
in part,
The general nature of the improvements in the construction (in the lands and
streets noted below) of the f ollowing improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, bituminous surfacing,
concrete curb and gutter and incidental drainage and other facilities located
as follows:
68th Avenue; Highway No. 65 to Channel koad
ESTIMATEDCOST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . $ 5,909.64
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item Above _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ � _ _ _ _ _
All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
Al1 of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received
by such improvements.
That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as separate
improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by the Council, all under the
following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and laws amendatory
thereof, and in conformity with the City Charter,
DATED THIS
ATTE ST :
DAY OF
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunse
publish: September 22, 1967
September 29, 1967
1967 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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C�CTY b�' l?F:7nY.,l�,�
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,_. _ AS51? 5SI�t;N'�- �C)7 �, - STI:�:�sT rh�i�i:0��i?t�[v"� F'k��.���C'1' 1966 -1
ITEM NQ . l.3 - EILTLRNATE P�OLI., .
68th Avenue - F��•ry 65_ to Channel� R�ad
� BRO�KVI�[� ADllI7'lON FOOT�GE
Lot Block M
2 Parcel. 160 !^ 66
9 Parcel S00 g5
10 95
11 95
�2 95
7.3 100
Parcel 880 ancl side 38' , ' J.33
par.cel 91.0 and side 45' 140
'. Parcel 940 ' 95
Parcel 950 9�
Parcel 960 95
parcel 980 95
VALLEY VIEtid MANOR '
1 1 75
2 l 75
3 1 7.5
4 and side 42' 1 122
5 and side 42' 1 152
6 1 110 -
` � 1 110
1918
COST: $2,551.17 � 1918' = $1.34 per foot
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�.SSESSrg;Ivl
$ 88.�E4
127,30
127,30
127,30
127.30
134.00
178.22
187.60
127,30
127,30
127.30
127.3Q
100.50
1C0.50
100,5U
163.48
203.68
147.4G
147.��0
$ 2,570,12
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. EXiN.F�C2 OF MINUTES OF MEETII�G 0�' 7'HE CITY CQtif�iCli� OF A REGUL�AR MEETIt;G :1-I�LD �2
OCTOBER 2, 1q67s AT �.QO O$CLdCK P.i�i,, AT �'I� CI7'Y I�LL, CITY OF FRIDLEY,
MINNESOT�', '
Pursudtit ta dtae call and notic� therc;o£, a regular ffi�etin� of tha City Coui�cil
of the City oi Fridle;�, MinnesaaUa� w�s c�uly he1.d at th� City Hall in said
Cit-y on Monday, the 2nd day of October, 1967, a� 8:40 o'clock P.M.
The follo�aina mer�Uers w�;r� prFSent:
ancl the foll��tin� were abs�nt:
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The Clerk anxzouuc�d that the proposed a�ses�m�;n� ior
STREET IhiPROVE��NT PROJECT N0. ST. 1966--1
68th Avenue -- Lucia Lane
had been filed in hi� ogfic� on the 29th day of August, 1967, and that notice
of a hearing on said assessment to be hs1.d at the regular meeting of the
Council on the 2nd �. day of October, 1967, had been �ivEn: in the form and
mann�r as provided by law. The Clerk presented an affidavit sho�i.ng
publicatzon of such notice in the offici�l necas� per' which affidav3t was
�xam3.n�d and found sati�factoxy and orderea placed on file.
Th� I�.ayor announced th�t th� meeti.ng wa;, open for considera.-�ion of objecti.ons
to thQ assessment her�tofore filed with the City Clerk for
STRFET IMPROVEN�NT PROJFCT IdO. ST , 1966--2
Th� Clerk re�orted that written objectivn had b�sn filed by th� fol�.owin�
pexsons afiecting the followir.g described lots� pieces ar parcels of land,
ta�wit:
NAME OF OBJECTOR DESCRIPTTON OB�CTIOPI
0
i'�.�e 2
• Res�lu�io�
The follo�aang person� �er� ��i�n hR.:�x°c� �nc� presented thei.r obj�c�ians tc� sa�id
F3..4 `�` E.' w �IF`a�.' 1'I�'r :
NA1�'� OF OB�TFC 1 QR
D�;3C��Ixi1 d��I
a�c�zorr
Af�t�r due considex�a.tion of all said objections9 Councii.r��,n �, _
introducea the following re€olution and motTsd its adopta.on:
Kf�',SOLU`�IOP� NOo �,,
RESQLUTIOiV COP1FIRiLT1lG ASSESSht"ENT FOr� STR:�T XMPR0���1� PRflJECT N0. ST. 1966°sl
1�
BE I2' RESOLVED By the Ci�y Council of th� Gity of Fridleg, Minnesot,a, as follaws:
1. The City Clerk has �rith the as�istanc� of the engine�rs her€��afore se�.ected
by this Council for such purg�se, calcul.ated the propsr amounts to ba
specially ��s�ssed for the
STHE�T IMPP�OVEP�NT PROJEC� �i0. ST. 1966-Z
68th Avenue - Lucia Lane
in said Ci�y agains� �very �ssessabls lot, pieee or p�resl of land in
accordance wi�h the provision� of law, ar.a has prepa��d an� filed wa.th
the Ciiy Cleik tabul.ated statemen�s in duplicats showing the prop�r
descyiption of e�ch and evex~yT lo�� piec� or p�.rc$1 of la.r�d ta be specially
assess�� ar,d the amoun� calculated ag�.ins#� the same,
2 o N�tice ha.s been duly publisheu as r�quir�d by law that this Cow*�cil. �.aould
mee� in regul.ar session at this tim� anc� place to pa�s on the prcposed
assess��nt.
3. Said pro�osed ass�s�ment has at all t�.mes since its filing beEn op�n to
inspectic�n and copyir_g by all. perso�s intarested, and an opportunity has
been given to all ir.terested perso:�s ta present their obj�etions, if any,
to such proposed assessment� or to any it�m. thereof, and no objecti.ons
have been filed; except
L�. The amounts specified in the proposed assessm.ent are changed and altered
as follows:
Fa g� 3
Reso2ution
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5. This Council Finds that each of the 1Qts, pieces or parcels of la.nd enu�-
erated in s�a.d praposed as;�es�rn.en� as altered and modified was anci is
spccially b�nefited by th� •
STREET �;�'ROVE;MEI��1T PROJECT I30. ST. 196b-1.
in the amount in said proposed assess�ent as altered and modified by the
correct:ive rall. in the amount set opposite the descriptian of e�,ch such
lat, piee6 ar parcel of l�.n�.' and that said am�tx.x�� so set out is hereby
leviad aga.ins� aach oi th� respective lots� pieces or parcols of land
tharei.n descri�ed.
6. Such proposed assessment, a.s altered' moda.fied and corrected is affir�med,�
adopted and. coniir��d, and the suj�s fixed and namEd in said proposed
assess�aent as alter�d, modified and corrac�ted, with the changes and
al�erations here�in aboee m�.de� ar� afiir�ed9 adopt�d arid confirmed as the
prop�r speci�,l assess�er�ts For each of sai.� lots, pieces or parcels of
l�nd respECti�rely.
7. Said assessment so affirir:��d9 adopt;ed and canfir�ed shall be cert3fied t,00
by the City Clerk and fil�d in his offiee and shall thereupon be and
constitute tLc special assessment far .
STREET IMPROVENIE2dT PROJJ�GT ATO. ST. 1966-1
8. The amounts asses�ed against ea.ch lot, piece nr parcel of l�nd shall bear
ir_terest from the date her�of until the same have been paid at the rata
of six per c�nt ( 6� ) per annu�n.
9. Sue.h as�essr�ent shall b� payable in ten annual ir.sta.11rzen�s payable on
the lst dny of January in eac� year, begir.ning ir. the year 196$, and eon-
tinui.ng until all of saic� installm�nts sha11. havs been pai.d, each install-
ment to be coll�cted wiih taxes colleetible du�ing said year by the County
Auditor.
10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to m�ke up an� file in th� office of the
County Au.ditor o� Anaka Cou�4y a certified statemei�t o£ the amount of al.l
such unpaid assessm.ents and the amount which will b� due thereo� on th�
lst day of January in each year.
The motion for the adopta.on of the foregaing resolution was duly seconded by
Cou.nci�n , a.nd upon vote beir.g taken thereon the following
voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same:
�.�
PASSED AND AD�FITED BY THE CITY COLT��CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
,1967�
Mf1YQR.- Jack 0. Kirkham .
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Ma.rvin C, Brunsell
� T�T ST G� I�AI�i� S� ADD�E S SL S
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' S`�R.L�'�' Y1�1�'ROti�tiilsN`.� i'it6.��CT 1966-1
ITEM NOa l.3 - 68th Avenue, Hwy 65 to Channel Road
&ROOKVIETa A�DT.TION
Lot Block
2 Parcel 160
9 Parcel 500
10
11
LZ
13
Parcel 880
Parcel 9I0
Parcel. 940
Parcel 950
Parcei 960
Parcel 980
VALLEY VIEW t�NOR
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2 1
3 1
4 1
S - 7 1
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Name & �->.ddress
Lyle & Glenda Quam � 68�5 ChanneJ. Road
Geraid & Barbara Knutson 6845 Channel Road
Alvin & Ardelle Hirschi 6875 Channel Road
Harry & Mildred Aspluncl 6881 Channel Road
John & Bada Hart 6887 Channel Road
Gordon & Joan Swenson 6889 Channel Road
Carol.yn A. Minder - Suburban Engr.,Inc,, 6875 Hwy 65
Wal.ter & Al�ce Hill 6876 Channel Road
Wallace & Maralyde Miller 831 - 40th Ave. NE
Robert Po Minder� � 550 Rice Creek Blvd.
Brian & Vio1a Porter 6870 Channel Road
James & Delores Plemel 6$C4-�hannel Roaci
Betty Colleen Davis
Donald & Joyce Tessmer
Bronson-Erickson, Inc,
George & Karin Maas
Howard J. Dumphy
6898 Channel Roa.d
6890 Channe7. Road
3231 Central Ave,
6880 Channel Road
4008 Central Ave. NE
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SEPTL�-ZBFR 28 1967 PAGE 1
PLANNING COi�'iISS10N MET','TING �
ROLL CALL:
The meeting was called to order by Chairr.lan Hughes at 7:35 P.M.
Members presen1�: Myhra, Jensen, Hughes, Ylinen, Erickson
Others pxesent: Darxel C1ark, Engineexing Assistant
APPROVE MINUTES OF PLAI�'NING COI•iNISSION I�iEETING • SEPTEMBER 14, _ 1967 :
MJTION by Er_ickson, seconded by Ylinen, that the minutes of the Planning
Commission Meeting of September 14, 1967 be appxoved. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried urianimously.
RECEIVE MIN[ITES OF BUILDING ST�NDARDS-DESIGN CQNTROL SU33COriMITTEE MEETING:
SEPTEMBER 6,_1967:
MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Myhxa, that the Planning Comnissior
receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee
meeting of September 6, 1967. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion
caxried unanimously.
ORDFR OF AGENDA:
Tha Planning Commission decid�d the order of the Agenda should be:
Items 1 an� 2 as li.sted, Item 3 to be the rezoning request (ZOA ��67-10),
and the balance of the agenda as written.
1. CONTINU�D PUBLIC HEARING: PLANNFD DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT HAROLD SCHROEDER,
ZOA ��66-06�_:
Mr. Harold Schroeder and Mr. Howard �7umphy were present.
Chairman Hughes stated the public hearing was still open and was held open
for consideration of a number of items, including a report from the Building
Standards-Design Control Subcommittee.
Member Erickson, referring to the Building Standards-Design Control minutes
af September 19th, said the Subcommittee`s motion was that the Planning Commis-
sion accept the g�neral concept and design together with the exterior txeatment
as proposed, but parking requirementa and s�tbacks must conform to the City
Ordinances. He said they noted the setbacks showed 30 feet and they should be
35 feet, and an additional suggestion was made that some overhead protect�on,
such as a u�alkway or tunnel access from the garages to the apartments be con-
sidered. These were suggestions by a member, but were not in the motion.
The Engir_eering Assistant said that Mr. Schroeder did revise the parkin_
and setbacks _reduced the_commercial_area.and increased the_parkin�_lot_area_
He sai�l we met with Mr. Schroeder anu�found the same error as the Building
Standards-Design Control did. The question of access could not be answered,
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completely until it is known where, and ifT, signals are to be installed. It
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1967 Page 2
` was suggested an additional 24 feet from the_property be_give�i_so_that more
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'lanes can be aaaea to East P.ivex Road and if this is done, whether or no.t_ a._
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shou�.d be considezed part of the Tparking_�ee�uixement area. The dxainaQc.__should_
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be_no ,probl�m. �
� Mr. Schroeder said he prepared an addendum to the previous report. At the
meeting with Mr. Qureshi, City Engineer, I�1r. Belisle, Builcling Inspector, and
Daxrel Clarlc, some of the pxoblems �,Tere reviewed. Basically these have been
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resubmittecl with this dxawing. On the caitun�xcial area we have subscribed to
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the 25 foot setback from the property line to the edge of_the property_..ines.
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We have reduced the amount o� total �loor area in the sho in cen er ar
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rather than trying to infr�.nge more upon the creek prop,erty. Mr. Schroeder
read the Addendum to the Commission revie�aing and com�-nenting on the Statistics,
Illtiminations Standards for Exteriox Spaces, Signs, Procedure for Establishing
Street Access and Egress to the Shopping Center, and to the Apartment Complex,
Procedure for. Establisliing the Desi�n of Txuck Loading and Unloading Areas in
the Gommercial Center. He said to note that the garages have been moved_Uack_
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to 35 feet fr�m the xo_ert__line of East Rzver Road�. He said that i�_t ey_
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were to have 108 units, they should have 270,000_square feet round area an_
are about 51.5 square feet short of the 2,500 square foot per_unit. He felt.
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that this might_be_�ustified on the basis that they have 25 foot setbac rom_
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the edge of the �arking lot. He_ s.aidMthey confoxm__in ,all ot_,er_ respec,_,_s.4
In answer to Chairman Hughes asking if the Engineerin� _Department,_had
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checked all the material submitted for the Planned Development of Springbrook
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_Parkk_Darrel_Clark sald it had been done.
Member Jensen asked if subsurface drainage was cansidered to pick up the
water in parking lot areas which is whexe you would have the most intense run
off. Mr. Schroeder said they felt they could rely solely on surface draina�e,
having the runoff �roperty maintained to pxevent erosior_. If that does not
appear to be adequate, some sort of underground system could be devised. Storm
sewers are not deep enough to keep open in the winter. He added that he thought
as Darxel mentioned, they do have the best opportunity for handling storm water
because they have adjacent streets wher.e thexe are storm sewers and the creek.
Chairman Hughes mentioned the fact that the road from the apartmenfis to the
parking lots on the Southeast cornex is raised considerably above the garage
area which could present a water problem.
Member Myhra said he had recently dri_ven through an apartment complex and
was amazed at the number of young children, and he asked Mr. Schroeder where
he had planned the play area.
__Mr __Schroeder said they_.�lanned_a cantralled area with swimming poo1,
and whether it was enclosed or__open, it would be_protected according _to__law.
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Member Jense.n said that somehoG�_he_ seem�d _to recall _th_e_pool_was_.part �f
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the acka e in the be innin _, Mr, Schroeder„ said it was _part_of _t__e_ mas er
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plan and is in the phasir_g _either as second or third_ phase�__d_epending_ how the
fina'ncing yis arranged. He said he felt it_is an im�ortant�art in thatlit sets
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the tone of the complex. It should be considered in this phase_and_furt_er
elabor�tion should be made of the recreational facilitzes in general. l�ir.
Schroeder said. that if the Planning Cor�mission caould like, hP would�be happy
to accept aa approval of the Plaiir_e� Development Plan at this phase with the
provision that the fin.al determination of the recxeation facilities would be
' Planning Cotlmiission Meet:in� - Septembex 28, 1967__
Page 3
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acceptable to the Planni�zg Commissioiz and Engineering Department.
Chazrman Nu�'nes_sai:d. zt_�ould_be desi�xable to have a minimum_ ar�a__for,
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recxeaiional �aciliLi.es shoti��n iiow but he reals_zect it would be difficu _t___ o.
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tell no�a ��r'nat basic fac�lit�cs_axe to be installe :
Thexe were no objections to
is one area, apartrnent buildings
they would accept the balance of
that by rix. Schroeder. The Creek, obviously,
another, parking lot and garage another, and
the a?,ea fox recreational facilities.
Chairman Hughes asked if Mr. Schroeder thought the approach specifying
a minimum 'area in rese�°ve accomvli_shes this?
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Memb�r__Jensen said that the xecxeational_area_coulcl be_anythin� from__a
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la�vn up to and �.ncluding_a fully developed_parlc. Recreational_axea_ in, a__
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general location �s_a little too_vague far__our purposess He continued that
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he hoped they were aimi.ng at a little highex rental market.
Mr. Schroeder said they hoped for professional people.
Member Myhra said he could see Mr. Schroeder`s problem, but he �oondered
if there were some standard fox a recreation area commensurate with the needs
oi the people.
r1r. Schroeder answered, with the kind of money that is going to be investec'
they are obviously going to do whatever is necessary to induce people to rent
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the �l�n_to insure la rounds for_the children. Member Jensen felt the_ ayout
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was ideal. Chairman Hu hes asked if it would be feasible_to_talce the most
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cerned. Mi. Schroeder asked_how specific a__statement did_they_want and addeu_
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"`""� aratus such as stiaings,_ sand box .areas _teeter-to_ ers
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and toddler yard._will__be �rovided.
Member Erickson
to a swinnning pool.
it will be put in.
said he was not at all interested in holding Mr. Schroeder
He thought if it were essential to renters or the complex,
Chairman Hughes said it would be better to__have some__definite mention.of.
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it, and some indication under which the oa1 ��i11 or wi11 noi: be._built. n,
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the future some othex committee ma be faced with dec.iding wh.ether substantial
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com liance has been met w�.th and they wi�1 look_thou ht the p _
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.guidance_� He agreed the Planning Commission has no business telling peop e
whether they should have a pool or not, but as long as it was a potential
facility at this time, mention should be made of it.
Mx. Sch-roeder said that in the future if they do want to build the pool,
then they would ask the Planning Commission fur approval. To elimir.ate the
pool from the plan as sho:an tiaould solve moxe problems.
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Member Myhra asked that the�Plannecl Devel�pment is completed, what happen�
Chairma.n Hughes answered that it is treated like any other City property,
but the plaz? continues -- does notVdia•�`lildingspercnitcthr�ughrregulaxcchannel:
"petitioner would come'up and recei
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. Chairman Hughes recalled thaf:tlr. S�hxoeder menti.oned at the last nieeting
that the int.ent oaas to pxovzde_�� br.id�;e_ acros_s_the_ cleek beh_i.nd thc._c.onu-n�a;cial,.
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area, and a�so tne.r_tiozled Some type_„of ��cess o�i th� other side,_out__to _Rutt�,
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rir. Schroed�z said the lot concerned �-� ith tY�e bridge is a rather short
lot, not buildable but it woul.d be in tlie t�est use for access to the property.
They �lanned to_ keep _the ownership, but _if the Cl.ty_ ever wants it and �aould
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maintain it, th.ey �aould considex deedlrig �t _ove�.
Membex Jensen said, speaking �f the I�t, �hat it would remain entirely a
pxivate parcel, no easements ax;d the developer would have control over the
use of it and maintain it, as it would t�e encompassed wiihin the boundaries
of the plan.
Mr. Dumphy identified thc lot as being Lot 4, and that if Fairmont Circle
were to be vacated, this xequest would be made in the usual manner.
Chairman Hughes said ii: might be desirable fxom the owners' point of
view to have the property all one zone. YAccess onto Ruth_Street is also...,
desirable.
Member Exickson asked if it is the inte��zt to have one free standing sign,
would it be advisable that there are no oth.er_ signs and where should the sign
be set.
Mr. Schroeder said a temporary sign would be erected fox the Projeci and
there would be other signs to identify the apar.tment complex notifying the
public that the apartments axe for rent.
Mr. Ilumphy said that if we have any ide.iztifying signs as far as the
apartment comp7.ex is concerned, we should arrange iL so the signs are back
far enough off Ziberty Street so as not to be in conflict with traffic, shoul.d
be visible from East River Road, and the sign be worked into a brick planter
arrangement.
Chairman Hugh.es stated tne entr.ance raad aff Liberty Stree�: will be for
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the formal identification of the apartment comglexy
It was mentioned__that_the signs would_obey__the _si�n ordinance,.
In spealci.ng of iliumination standards fo�r exterior spaces, Mr. Scr�xoeder
said thafi one half foot candle woul.d only allow a person to see �ti�here he was
going but it still would permit people to stumble and create shadows. Zt�o foot.
is a level which one car� safely negotiate with and _d-rive without lights and� .
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t"Yiat is the one they.propose using._
Member Jensen wondeted if the possibility of a sign beirig erected on a
building and protruding above the wall was intentionally left out.
Chairman ��ughes said the decis�.on is whether a sign is acceptable or___not
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to a Iancllord: iv�iat are� the standards a landlord would use? A si�n ���h�ch
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covered the enti.re front surface of a store w�u]_d not b� acceptable,__oi built
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desirable to _tt�_� Pl�rring_C,om�nission._ The sign ordinance covexs it, but is
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` Mx.___Ihim�hy__'said the si�ns wo,tld _be unifoz-m,_so as not to disturb the con�-
- formi,ty_ of_the building.
Mx, Sch.roeder said the landlord would con.txol the type of sign put up,
but if the tenant wants �, large __size si,gn, ,the 1andlord_ can __say__"no",,
Chairman Hughes wondered if they could 1ay=out some percentage the l.andlord
could use. The pexson who is leasing the premzses always wants a large sign.
Mx. Schroeder said it gets to the point whexe xeally the land'loxd is the
pexson who would have the greatest amount to lose to permit.a sign which is
not in good taste with either himself or the other tenants. Most of tne
shoppin� centers are exercis:i.ng this kind of control.
Z'he Planniizg Co�rLmission felt only__one _permanent single free standing sign
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ma be elected in the district ad acent to East River Road to identify_the
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"jshopping centex.,
Chaixman Hughes said the Planning Conunissioiz was quite well satisfied on
the basis of the specif_ic people with whom they are dealing.
Mr. Schroeder said they would be happy to include whatever percentage the
Planning Commission would want. .
Member Jensen asked, as this comes up for final development approval, will
you have some leases? Mr. Schroedex said the more pex`manent tenants probably
would be secured by lease.
MOTIOiV by liyhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Public Hearing of the
Planned Developm�nt Distxict, Harold Schroeder (ZOA ��66-06) be closed. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Jens�n, that the Planning Commission
recommend_to Council appxoval_of_the Planned_Development District of Springbrook
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attention to the discussions of the changes of the �roposals as_und�rlined__in.
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" the minute's�.��Upon�a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimot�.sly.
2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST• L S. ��67-05, ROBERT DeGARDNER REPRESENTED BY RONAI.�D J.
WERNER, ATTORNEY; Lots 52, 53 and 54, B7_ock E, Riverview Heights.
Mr. Werner, representing Mr. DeGardner, Mrs. V.iola Johnson and Jarnes Ri1e;,
attorney, was present and also Mr. DeGardne-r.
Mr. Werner gave a short resume of the problems relating to the requested
lot split saying they found several title defects and the matter of title
opinion was subject to what a survey would disclose. Tt became apparent it
would be necessary to torxens all oi tne property because of the problems. A
torrens petition was initiated in Anoka County and a decree issued on February E
1967 at 10:23 A.M. and signed by William T. Johnson,' District Judge. This was
done without a survey. The torrens examiner did not require a survey. The
real estate agent steppad off what they thought was the encr.oachment and c�me
up with 10 feet. Zhe survey asked for in the contract for deed was requested
six manths aftex title. A let*er was received f_xom the City of Friclley because
the Cotmty was asked to spli.t assessments and had to get a lot spl3.t apFrc•vnl.-
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Mr. DeGardner said he had go��ten a permit to build a house on Lots 54,55
• and 56.
Mr. Werner said Mr. Suh1, preserZt occupant of the hoizse in question, has
enough land even if tlie house is off center.
Mr. DeGaxdnex added that the lots are 90 feet deep and have 75 feet front-
age. The pxoblem is hc�tiv much to give on the lot split. The present home is
an old two stoxy farm housc and it �aould not be feasible to pay the assessments
as is (two frontages, on two streets).
Mr. Werner said M��. Suhl has bee1� put on formal notice by Mr. Ri1ey and
himself to protect the contract for deed. At the present time, Mr. Suhl is
four mon�hs in default. �he o�mer of this property, Mrs. Vera Johnson of
Winona, does not have the facilities to invesi:. She still owns Lots 15, 16
and 17 plus 10 feet on I�ots 52 and 53. Mr. DeGardnex owns Lots 48, 49 and
. 50, and part of 51. There is an old garage on Lot 51 which wi11 be removed.
This is a lot split request and also a request that Mx. DeGardner be allowed
to build on Lots 51, 52 and 53, and to continue construction on Lots 54, 55
and 56.
The Engineering Assistant said that in this area, a fifty foot lot can
be built on.
Mr. Werner said they feel the best thing would be to tear down the old
house, but it is not clesirable at this time. An alternate is to gut som4thing
beautiful on Lots 51, 52 and 53 and iL will become an asset to the commuaity.
Mr. DeGardner said if he had to give more than 20 feet, he could not do
it and build.
Chairman Hughes said that one of the basi.c reasons for speciiying minimum
side yard setbacks is to avoid close crowding between structure. In this parti-
cular instance, i�: seems likely that any new structuxe that is having to con-
form, from the standpoint of crowding of the structures, does not offer this
problem. Is there a prob7em pxesented by water dropping from the eaves? Would
clearance have to be provided? The proposed lot line is 2.2 feet from the
foundation.
Mr. Wernex said there wexe no utility easements along the back lot line.
He said he wxote a letter to Mr. Suhl dated �ugust 31, 196J urging him to
retain legal council and attend the proceedings.
Mr. Werner asked just where is the drain.field and what lots does that
drain field effect, if any?
Chairman Hughes said if the drain field is not on Mr. Suhl's property,
there is no effect.
Mr. Werner said the mortgage company, which loaned the money, �aould like
to know what is going on and they would want definite approval.
Member Erickson said it seems satisfaction has already taken place. Tt
is going to require an approval of a 1ot spli� in order to build on that por-
tion rig�it nota. Before I would vote fo� such a lot split, all parties involved
should be contacted. I do not think ttze City could be a part of such a lot
split without everybody involved.
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Member My'nra asked wY!ose responsibility it was to notify all paxties con-
cerned in a lot spl�..t. Chairn�an Ht�ghes repli.ed that the Planning Commission
coul.cl not consider the applieation unless a11 of the �ti�rners invoTved are partie�
to the application a.nd he �aas not sure this was the situaL-ion in this xequest.
He suggested the matter be carri.ecl over until Oct�bex 12th and instruct the
secretary to send copies of th.e min.t�tes, along with a letter, indicating when
the matter will be discussed again to r7r. Suhl.. The letter should uxge him to
attend the meeting on the 12th.
Member Jensen asked if Mr. Werner could verify the location of the sewage
disposal facilities.
Mr. Werner believed a permanent 1ot- spli_t would be the best solution.
Mr. Suhl may have something in mind such as a private five foot easement for
the land under the eaves so that a stepladdex could be used for painting or.
xepaa_xs of the eaves .
Member Erickson asked if there would be a liability on the paxt of the
City if they granted a lot split without Mr. Suhl being at the meeting, and
did Mr. DeGardner intend to convey the 20 feet by deed. Mr. DeGardner said
on Lot 54 the deed has alxeady been given.
MOTION by Exickson, secon_ded by Ylinen, that the Planning CoTmnission table
until October 12th the Lot Split (L.S. ��67-05), Robert DeGardner, of Lots 52,
53 and 54, Block E, Riverview Heights and request Mr. Suhl to be notified of the
meeting and request his presence at this meeting. Upon a voice vot.e, al1 voting
aye, tl�e motion carried unanimously.
3. REZONZNG RFQUEST, ZOA ��67-10, HENRY LAPTD�S: Lots 29 anc1�30, Black 12, Hyde
Paxk �o be rezoned from R-2 to R-3A..
Mr. Henry Lapides was present and asked iche Planning Coitunission to refar
to the drawing of the proposed apar.trnent uni.t, and also �he drawing showi.r.g
the structures in the neighborhaod. He felt that by putting a nice appearing
building on the cornex lot, and taking away an o1d building, they could enhance
the neighborhood and still fit in with the rest of the area. In back of the
apartment house is University Avenue, there is connnercial on 3r3 Street on
the South end and at 59th Avenu� is another commercial piece. This is a mixed
area with several types of uaes.
MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Nyhra, tl�at the Planning Commission set �
public hearing date of October 26, 13b7 fox ZOA ��67-10, Henry Lapides, of Lots
29 and 30, Block 12, Hyde Park to be rezaned fxom R-2 to R-3A. Upon a voice
vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RE: ITEM 2 LOT SPLIT REQUEST {L S. ��67-05);
The Planning Commission decided to hold a Special rSeeting on Thuxsday,
October 5, 1967 for the purpose of hearing the Lot Split.(L_.S. ��67-05),
Robert DeGardne-r of Lots 52, 53 and 54, Block E. Riverview Heights instead
of the regular meeting of October 12, 1967.
4, BONDING �F C�NT'RACTORS:
The City Attorney Herrick told the Comn�ission he talked with the Rich-
field Attorn�y who s�:ated that R.ichfielcl use Off Street Parking Pexmit
Agreement foz� and Eonding procedure to everythir.g except single family
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- ~ clwelli.n�s, When t.he owrier of �jx.op�x:ty makes application for a building pe�.�mit,
they are xequi.xed to fi11. out th�se foxnis and then, at the time the Gouxicil
�.ssu�s the bui.ld�_ng permii:y t.hey pass a xesolution. The buzl.di_1:Zg p���-�
is not issued ui�til an agreement is signect ancl box�d posted. An example of how
the amount of the bond is xeached i.s as follotas: $2.00 a lineal foot for
curUing, $7-.50 per_ sc�uaxe yard fox blacic�op, 65' a square foot f_or conc.rete
sidejaalks and an estimated iigure for landscapir�g. When the tiaork is fo�mpa�ded,
the inspectors in the Engineexing Depar.tment, if found satisfactory,
another resolution to Coun.ci.l xeleasing the o��nler and Bonding Company. The
o�anel puts u� the bond i�ahich is a corporate per�ormance bond, or they allow
escxow. ntacteddthetbondhng conpanyaand�advisecisthem thataif�the owner didn't
sions, c
get goi.ng, they �aould take action.
Member Ericicson said that on Page 37, Item 18 regardirig ingress and egress,
� we xurx into this all the time.
The Ci'ty Attorney said he did��'t ask if it applies to parking lots or
driveways.
Member Exickson also said that in some instances where building is begun
in the win�ex, they would like to occu�y the paxking lot.
Chai.rman Hughes said that if there is a xeason for xequiring off street
parking, thPn thexe is some reason for denying occupancy of the building until
it is finished and available.
The City Attoxney thought the term "off street parking" is too comprehen-
sive and felt a bettex tez-minology could be found such as "site development".
Member Erickson continued that we need something in our ordinance ta malce
these people comply with parking and landscaping. We just dc�n't have it. In
oxder not to be a hardship, pexhaps something could be passed that the bond
would not have to be paid until the time of occupancy. If the work can be
completely fini.shed, the contractor would not have t� buy a bond. He asked
the City Attorney if we have in any ordinance an.y way to enforce s�mebod.y
moving in without a certificate. �he anst.�er was "no", but ti�e coulcl insert a
provision that the City will not provide sewer and water service urL�til all
requirements are met with.
Chairman Hughes left the meeti.ng at 10:50 P,M. and Vic:e Chaixman �xickson
took the chair.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co:mnission
recommend to the Ci.ty Council the adoption of an ordinance based on that in
force in the City of Richfield which requires owners who are seeking building
pexmits to be required in making a contract, to agree to put ug a bond ai.
the time they are seeking occupancy certificates if curbs, parking lots,
streets, landscaping, etc., are not completed at that time. Upon a voice vote:
all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
5. PROFOSED ZONING C�DE:
The Commissi.on xequested this item be carried over. to the October 5, 1957
Special rleeting.
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ADJOU7ZIvfi1CNT : .
Th.ere being no further business, the. meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted
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Recording Secretary
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R�:GULAR COUTZCTL ��ETSNG AGEN�� �4��3.���I�TS -� OCTOB�R 2r 1967 -- 8 P.M.
PUBLZC HE.�RZNGS•
ON ASSESSl`�NT ROLL ° ST. 1.96s-�4�o 1���W�iiTb� foundxon1zs'ageO24•
The Nozice of Heari,ng on t�z P J
DetaiJ.ed informatioi� is in i:he bnok�h� �oa ���eonePages 25 through
agenda. The resol.uta.on con�irm�. g
27, and should-be passed if poss�.bleo
ON I�II'ROVEM�NT ° ST. 1966-�. (6F3TH AVENU�) : The Not�.ce o� Hearin,
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on the Tmpr.ovement is an P�ge 28o eThw�shed.r�o�i.nclu easome of the�g
reheld as the Council indicated th y
people on the east side of Channs]. Road in th.e assESSme;�t roll for
6II-�h A.venue. �
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3. CONTTL�TUATION OF PUi3LIC H�A�2.ING ON ASSSS�SN ��'OROLL "STT• �.96661� (��sH
A�NUE )- RE S OLUT �ON CONF IIZ2�iING AS S� S
AVENUE AND LUCT� LAN"�� : The Not�.ce of Heari�.g is on Paga 29 �or 68th
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Avenue which was continued from�Q ��$LhtAvenue andtL ��a Lane�will
reso�.ution con,£ix'ma.ng the roll
be found on Pages 30 thxough 32. Lucia Lane assessm�nt roll mat.eriaJ.
is on Page 33, and the 68th Avenue�Ass�ssment rol_1. ma.terial is in the
envelope with the agenda.
4 ON 1.968 BUD�ET: This item can b� discuss�d Ux o�a� e�s�'on Pagey34-d
� to October 9 or 16f 1967. The Publ.ic Heara.ng N
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5. '1,'RAFF IC RE PORT - LUCI.� I� ° POLSC� DE F�RTi�.NT :
oral report from.the Police Chief on this item.
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SEGOND READING �F �,�I7ZS�N� ���'��T'`'�' �T'�'�`�'� 9�7'8���� � The ordinance
v� i3.1 be found on Pages 35 through 43 . As com��n�ni��d
€or second reading •
or, previously, tl�e ordinance as writ-�En would require the City to pick
rass, ezc. during the months of
up irash, lawn clippings, weeds, g �,��,� avai3.able
Octaber and Novembex. The City
d�es not have the equip
to do this, or mor.ey in tlle budget ftir this •
SECC3I�D RE�-1DING OF PEDDLERS ORDIN�'�-`�CE (`rA.BL'''D g�18��'�) ' The o�dinance
for second readir�g will be found on �a5zo��feelrthis ordinance��rovide
on at the September 1.8th m.e�ting, I do n
control over magazine��salesman, Eed•inhthe�memo�on�1PagEO44Qwould do
"Green River Approach as n�ention
a better job in this paz�icular area.
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fiEGUT.�A.l� GOUId�zz i��'raTIIdG .AGa:;NI�t�. COIJ�,`�rt�;NTS �- OCTQ�EP. 2, 1967 — 8�'e�e
(Cr��-��,�.�-�u�d}
8. GUNS�D'���1'�'C)N OF BU'�LI7IiSG �'t��2.�e��:�T — S 2 Ok�' LO�' 4, LO'1' S, BL�CK 14p
H�3MiLTOi7' S�3�IT i3Oi� TO T%��+3F.iSiCS�7�:LLE : The City Attorney was t� eh�c7�
�� t���t �,rsc�.�:x oxz tha.s �.,'�Cll�e �,nd ha.ve samething for the Council. £or
tihis m�etirag o A co�y o�C Ll�.e survey i.s on Page 49.
9. CO�rSI��.k2ATIOs1 OF AI12 POLL�iT +.G;� C�N�i'P..OL O�.D�Nr�T�GE : You have previ.ously
receiv4d a ccapy oi �hi,s oxc�i�.�n.ce o Pleasc bring it wi.-�h you to •the
n�ee�inge Th�.s is x�o�c: se-c up as a ii�s�. reading oi the ordinance, �.s
tha.s a,s a very com�or_�hensa.ve ox�c�i.r�arce and tYha.s ag�nda is very lon��,
so you m�.y no�. wan-� to read this iar �c7�:� za.rst time at this m.ee•�ing.
10 o FIRST READTNG OF OI2D�NAi.�TGE R.r.ZQI:11t�7G LOTS ZI�T e.A.T�LSC�I;' S SU��.'yll�i�' N'�l`30R
P,NNi�X: This item was discussed a�. r,he Septemb�r 18th meet,ing. The
ordinanc� �ii l be found on Page 50, a�d can b� reac� io� the fzr�t �eazn�
az th:�s tir�� �
Zla C�:TY ENG�I��RiS REPOR`l� ON SUPER�C"tZLORI:I�3ATI0D"t OF WA7'�R LT�iES: ThE:
City En.g�neEr will have an oxal report on this ma�te� at the m�r-;�.i?�c�a
1.2, P�'�POP.7.' F�O� CZTY ENG�NE��}.: A1VD CSTY ATTORIvTEY -- RE: F. D. CH,APhi1'�Y
COI=7P1�.NY ° PRO�CT �;-r87: S�� the �.etter o�. Pages 51 and 52 �rom the
Ca.ty Attarney to the attoxr�y re�:��sex�ta.ng �he Fe Do Chapnaan �orz�any.
13 o BUS P.OU?�E : mhe Twin Ci.ty �incs would la.ke the Ci.ty to go on reco�a
as app�QVZng a perm�nent routee �he�r would like thE route in -r.�d oLur
the an� in �lack, fcut�d on tha n�.� on Pag� 53, but i,n any event, th�y
would like a perman�nt route desa.g�ated.
1�7E�W BU�T�ESS •
14. EiU�L•DTNG STAND�RDS-D�,�'S�GN CONTR�Ta SUBCOI`fL�IITTr�E N3�ETTNG MZNT.7TES,
SEPTEr�3�.R 7.9, 1967: This itera wiZl cor��� to t�� Councz�. thxough th�
P].anning Comzn? s��.on. The minutes will be �ound on Page 54.
15. PA�RKS AND REGRE�IT�0�7 CUr�I!tiiTS5T0� P�'�ETTNG MZiviTT�S, Sr,U1ErSBJaR 25= 1967:
Tha minutes wa.11 be found �n Pages 55 thzougn 57.
16. B0.�2D OF �''s�EA� $!`��ETI1`iG i�'iINI�'ES, S�Pi�T��ER 27, 1.967: 'P�1E�' IT'i3.nu�.Es
are an Pages 58 �nd 590 The Boa3:d of Appeals recom�n�nded �pproval
of the variance i_n T�.ez�� ��, of the minu�:es., The Boa�d recomm2nded
C��T:1u��. O:i= f;Yl� Vc3_7C'? c:'�GE 2" U:�j,l'�t.-'�'f:. ? ii �. �£.'Iit 7r� O� , i.� ° Ti11.?i'.1�:�5 �
17. P1��l.v:�t�7G C�:{�r�+�ySs�Gwl �•u��:t'i�iG i•�y+vUT:::� , S�4`.i'�i��:�� 28, Z9iyi: T?zes�
m� nvtes will no� b� r�aciy �or� i.nclusi.oil �,�izh t:�e agenda. They ��zll
be handed aut to you a� the meeting on i�Ionday ni,g'nt. There are two
�.te:ns c���sic��r�d by the Dlannang Cornr.�issic�:�. On� is the Planned
.. 14d.:1VlJa.1fS� 4V1.i�V��.d.1J �'ad�-+.i.:e�L.A..J.�T� ���J"1�.1�.Y.1J i M+l,ddfi.�•`�)„V�.Liii °p QLr�.�Vl.J.A:r1S �8 �..�6r.j! �°'' C� �wA•�m
� 6e V:.x�.�.21 V:,%..�il.L � �
I�v�pelo�xb€�:��.� D:;,s-�xa.�-� �o:� I� �.�o�.c� Sc�a���c��� a.�x �.k�� Spr.a.ngb:�t�oY Paa:Y
ar�ao Tki,e ather �����.�n �he P�.�.nr�ir�q Con�.��?�ia.ss:ia:z g°ie�ting minutes �.s
a�.ot sPla�. r�c�u°st b�r kca?a��-� I���a•rd�:e:� xca; L��s 52, 53 B 54, Block
E, R:�v��va.�vr �-I�-�ghts Add;.tio�Q
18. P�� SA.L,I:T�R����T.� -� 6�.S�I' Z-�V��I.l� GROSSO�FRe ��3yri�an Sn�:i�h �sked that this
item k�� �ia��c� o�: the Gou�.a;X agend�. for di.scussa.on. sea leticer on
Pac�P 6� v �
19s A�L� -� Bt�RF� STit��`T �A,.'23C�NGa Co�?��c?�.ir�??� San:���.sori �.sk�d that ichls
:�t�m bp pJ �ced o�. -�he ager�.ca� 6
20� F11�2KYNG LOT � F�t�'DT�`Y CQV��T �HURCH: SomG c��: tY�e n.e�.gllbors �re n�t
sa�,� s�ied v�:,i.th the souuYi entr�nc� to tiie park:i.rzg �.ot at the �'.r:idle�
Cov�x±ar�t Chur.cho �1�rdey hav� �sk��7 th.�.t -�his a�te�� �c �laG��? _ c�n tk�c.
agenda fo� �oun�il Gons idera-��.o��a o Ti.� Caur�c � i has pr�vi�a,s�.y ap�roved
the buiZdin.g �a�:cr�i�G and 4h� plot �1a�� �or the pa�;,:'►,.rsg lot.
21. S7:GN �a��2MTT - EP�ERS s A capy v� the azgn pe�:mi.t appla.c� tion wi17 b�
found o� Page 6X. This requesi: e�c��c?s -(:.r� 4�0 s�yuare �oe-� si�a and
there£ore, is re�P�-rec1 to the City Gotiz3c:i.1.
22 e. GERALD GLEZ�.�I CURPG�R�� 20iti -� N��S� Gr�.x�?�.� � The l.et�.e� on �age 62 �vas
xeceiv�ci by the Counc�.l �t th� ia�;, m�:�cing, but is back on the ac��nc��a
because �he party i:n c�uescion. has stapp�,d paym�nt or. h�.� ch�ck �,n tY��
a.mou.nt of $�.p0.00. i tro�.��.d la.ke tc� k�c�E;r �in��.h�:r the C�.ty Counc31
wish�� to red-�tag -���e bu.�7.ding �ant:i%. ��?�h ta.r��e as t�ie Ci-�� rec���es
the $100.00 fe�.
23. PUBL�C UTTLI'.�'i�S 5����R P,Xii�S: See thc m�mo fron� the Finance �irec�.Qr
an Page 630
24. ABA�lEr�'��T OF ASSESS�:�?�T - LQT l, BL4C�: 1, BTiTT�RSOi�T F�DDI'�'�.0�,=: See
the m�mo irom the Finance D.i.x�ector o� �age 6� � I r�com,.;�.end that this
abatement be granted.
25. RESOLiTI'�ON CxaitTIFYT.��G D�L"��:QU�:�Iri�' G�ATER F�7D S�rT�F. �.CCOUidTS: Thi.s i.s
a rou�tine item t'nat is done eacn year at t:�is ti.m.e for all delincyu�nt
��ate:� and s�,aer a�coun-�s. The r�solu-cion i��ill be f�uz�d on P�:ge 65.
A list of the deliraqu�nt accc�unts is �oun� o: Pag�s 65 thzaugh 68.
26o u.c..SOL�,.Trr�:o�a �?� c�T�.�;� �,Zi���;� �o.� �.�.,���Gi?a Thi.s .r.vs�lu���_c��� ti�;y_�.l b� �oun�a
02"1 D?�i�S �� �'ti�'4U����. %7 p dT�cl c� �.�.�w L�:i: �U.f�C�£�:; �4i"' �O�lr CQ?'?�;ii��-�..i.�ri,03? U?i
Pag�s 72 thxnugh 7! s Th�,s r�so�.�a�:�.on. : �L�sL. b� p�ssec� at th�.s m�n�:�.z�g
fox th� Novem'�ew� ele�tiorxo
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LV.JGVd..4f`a,1t bVLJyVI.rJ.JJ d"A,`,dd'J��.�.,t.J:V�.Y t2.�.73.eLtitif."i y�✓i`�.?"'&.:�L�jf3 "' l.7'v.�.�.Li.i�a�2 �� {��V / °b O 1: Y,l"lp
(Cd�.'�,inved)
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, 27�, CLA�LPYiS: Tl�� c_1_�,�,�� n�,..m��rixs r�il.�, be found ora Page 78. Detail of
the ��.airn,s is incZu�cd �:�� the �nv�lc���� �,v�th the agenda.
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28. L1:�I4r��S: Th� 1�,��zzses iar Coanci�'s c�nsidera.i-.ion wi11 be found
on Pac�es 79 a��d F30Q
29. C_�i�.NG� Ot�bN;� �;5 �- PRO,�EGr:[' .�;8�: Th� ch�.n.ge order. w�.1�. be found on
Pa�e 3? a Tiz� Co?�.sul�;ang Erc�in���° �� n e�;�i ��i?ti tnis i'ur-ther i.f the
�ou�.ca,�. desz�� , o
30. ESTx��TES: TYz� est�.m�i �� w�,�,�, b� , ot�rd oza �a�es �?, £�2,7�, and 83,
Deta�,�, o� �2ze Augus� 18, �967 ba'���nc� yigure of $4�.)-g2.�.3 �:or S.C,
5mi�.ey & Assocza�Ges tail� b� foun� on �ages �3�'r thx�u�h 8�.
31 m PF�1;m�ON', : �h� p�t:�.t,_' ons �vi� i l�e roi,nc? ori P�.ges £i 7 an� 88 b I t•a�.�.i
hav� th� de-C.ail o;� -L-h�se two p�'�it;c�ns, -,r35�1967 �nd ;�36-�1967, a�
the mt�et�,ngo
3�• Sti+CJli1.�V�1.LQ1.Y 10 t'LVVd��a�.1.�L`�i 1'l.�.Lt ..�'J.l.�s^7 ° 1'l..+Vlltl/x-1�.R.�tV °^ ,UUf3�1t�R L'iV.L.1lJJ���VG:
The resolu��ion ac��ve��4asing �c�r_ bi�1� �rr�l�f, b� :�ourd ar� Pare 89.
The Na��ic� to Bxdd�.xs w�.zZ be �ounc� can P��g� 9Qe �l�h;s resolu�7c��
`aould alla�� �he C? �.y to advea����e ��r }�,��s ar a foL��.�a�.ion �or the
Bu�ier Bua.�dinc� ��ni.cl-i was a���vec1 �xox� the C:�_vic Ceni.er site to tlie
LockE: Park ax°ea. o
33 o pIkAQU1; -� I'�,.AG POI.,�� � This it�rr: is on, �he ag�n�a :,o that tr� C�,-�.Y
Councal can coit n t� soz°�c� agre�m�n-� on the wc�rding far th� plaque
to be placed at the �ase oi the fZ�g po1.e.
34' . Ft�SOT.,U1^?Oi�TS p NC)�,TbT �U�LT�'.BA� .�`,t�7�T1"�;, . `'
is ori the ac�end? ior discuss:i.on pu��os�s��� D7S�.�R�C�:i�: Th3.s i.-�ern
' 35 o GO'�Ii.iTtT�TICATTONS :
{a} Anak : Co�zraty Sheri�f; Curfew O�°di;zance: Th� letters are
� se1. �-exp? ana�ory, and wi11 b� �ou .� on P�ges 97. and 92.
(b) Smile�� & Assor��a��s -- Arcl2i���i: Progres� Re�o�ts -
' Civic Cen�.exc S�e Pac�es 93 thraugh 96 which are sei�-
ex�l ��na-i:,or y .
( � � l��r:ir�o -- r ai�r�?i � �� - r . ,,f ,
�: �'xi.�.;;s�:,, iz�c.. i�.c�..ta`2i.C:�.kJc�. � Ga�age; See
Pca�E�. �% !"C7�.r. �:. aC •Tilw:.'J C:J?1C:r,�11?�1C` �
j Lii� y�t�'c1rE: Wx21f'�? 3.S
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(�o�-� �.:��.��c� )
FUxt'I`�-�i: C��+� :,'�'�T � a
�f -c��.e�e is ta ]ae a va�i:u an a Bonc7 7�ssuc �_o� t�?� Novex m��r 7, 19i�?
e�ec��_vn, -�he Cnurzci�. �tusc r�?�.�;� a d�cis�c�?�a as soar� as p�ssiAle.
�nio�m�.�, m�eta.n.�� w�.�h �4he Archz�.ec-�,u ior �lze Munica.pal garag�,
Pa� �z�. � EriC'�tso�, �n.c a� ax 7:15 � 6�-s, a?� �A�r:c�ay na.ght, O��:ob�x 2az�,
b��or e th� Cau��ci�. meei::�_r�..� iiz the i�L�xzar�. e?�°'s Oiii�� o Tha.s n��Gt�ng
a.s ta ga ov�r the p1.��s io� tr�e p�a j�c� s
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL M�ETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1967
The Regular Council Meeting of the City of Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Kirkham at 8;15 P.M.
OPENING CEP.EMONY :
Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to ttie Fla.g.
Mayor Kirkham introduced Reverend Stone and asked him to l�ad the audience
in an invocation. Mayor Kirkham said that this would be a regular part of
the Council Meeting opening from now on, as sponsored by the Ministerial
Association of the:City of Fridley.
Reverend Stone said that on behalf of the Ministerial Association, the
Ministers were very much interested in the activi�ies of the City Council
and are happy to have a share in the work by the invocation. Reverend
Stone said the invocation.
ROLL CALL
MEi�IBERS PtZESENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Sheridan,
MEMBERS ABSENT: Samuelson '
APPROVAL OF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 5, 1967•
MOTION by Councilman Li�bl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council rleeting
ot September 5, 1967 as submitte�. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES, SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING, S�PTEMBER 11, 1967;
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Special Council Hearing
Council Meeting of September 11, 1967 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor I�irkham declared the
motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham said that under Old Business, Item 1 should be added, "Discussion
of Project ��87". Item 25t1 under New Business should be, "Stinson Boulevard
Agreement", and Item 26, "Secretarial Help for the Court". He said tttat Item 2
under Old Business, "Second Reading of Nuisance Ordinance", Item 3, "Second
Reading of Ordinance Regulating Transient �lerchants, Peddlers and Solicitors",
and Item 9 under New Business, "First Readinj of Ai_r Pollution Contr�l Ordinance"
should be deleted because there is such a long agenda, they would not receive
the proper consideration.
ri0TI0t�' by Councilman Harris.to adopt the agenda with tEte suggested changes.
' Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Lipon a voice votes there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - S'1'RFET TMPP.OVEl��NT PROJECT NQ. 196b-1;
RESOLUTION ��172-1967 CONFIR�IING ASSESSMENT�FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT -
��ST. 1966-1;
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The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing and explainnd that this is the
' assessment hearing, and that the improvement hearing has been held previously.
He said that the purpose of the hearing is to discuss or complain about
individual assessments and to see that the project has been equitably
spread. The City Nlanager said that there are 16 separate areas in the
' project, and in some cases the streets have been lumped together where the
work was similar. Mayor Kirkham said that for the purposes of an orderly
hearing, the areas would be taken one by one.
66TH �VENUE - ARTHUR STREET TO STI1V'SON BOULEVARD:
Mayor Kirkham said that if there was anyone present who was interested in
receiving their actual assessment, they could call the Clerlc at the City
Hall during the regular working hours, as it would take too long to give
everyone their individual assessments at the hearing.
Mayor Kirkham asked if this assessment included storm sewer at the end of
Anoka Street and Fridley Street. The visitor asked if the people within
300 feet of the corner of 66th Avenue and Anoka or Fridley will be assessed
for the storm sewer. The City Engineer said that if the water draining on
Fridley and Anoka Streets is going to this pipe, they will be assessed for
storm sewer, if it is not, they wi11 not be assessed. He explained that
the Council has chosen to assess this street project at two different rates.
662 AVENUE - ALLEY TO STINSON BOULEVARD:
Mr. Ray Carlson, 1621 662 Avenue Northeast, said that the curbing on the
south side of 662 �venue had to be replaced due to an error in surveying,
and stated he would like to know what happened to this cost. The City
Engineer said that this would be part of the engineering cost of the project.
Councilman Sheridan said that it comes out of the general fund as part of
the City's Engineering Depa�F�tment costs. Councilman Harris said that unfortunately
these things can happen, and the Council does not. charge them to the property
owners. Councilman Liebl said that everyone will pay for it.
Anather visitor asked the footage costs. Mayor Kirkham said they would be
$7.11 per foot on the north side and $4.41 per foot on the south side.
ANOKA STREET, FRIDLEY STREET AND riCKINLEY STREET:
Mayor Kirkham explained that there has been some storm sewe-r work done on
, Anoka Street and on Fridley Street, but nat on McKinley Street. He said that
where the storm sewer is included the rate would be $10.02 and if there is
no storm sewer, the rate is $6.8$ per foot.
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Mr. L. R. Wood, 6630 M�Kinley Street, said that he was being assessed $652 for
his frontage on McKinley Street and $352 for 662 Avenue for a total of over
$1,000, while the three houses on 662 Avenue are only being assessed $625.88.
Councilman Harris explained that it was the policy of the Council to spread
the assessment haliway down the bi.ock, and that a side yard is assessed 1/3
of the rate. The City Manager said that on this �ahol� roll, there cauld be
25 different rates, or they could have been lumped together and they would
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talkinb about one rate, but there should be a fair distribution of the cost.
He said that in the Oak Grave �i�d C1ark �dc�ition, tl�ere are four different
rat�s in a�z attempt to malce it equitable, rSayor Kirkham asked Mr. Wood to
Qoint out his lot on the map. There was a conference ���i.th some oF the
people from this area at the Coancil table.
Mayor Kirkham s�:id that frequentl.y people at street assessment hearings do
not appreciate the Council's policy regardi.ng assessing, but a past Council
had to adopt a policy that could be used from that time on until all streets
were in and improved, i�` this were possible. He said that the policy that
Fridley uses is a policy adopted by many other communities. He explained
that a property owner pays fo�- half the front street and 1/3 the cost of the
side street which is spread ha1f��Jay dc�wn the block. He said thaC eventually
everyone will pay the same as everyone else.
A vi_sitor to the Council Meeting asked who ��ould be assessed when Stinson
Boulevard was put in. Mayor Kirkham said that the people in front of it
from 662 Avenue to the south will pay the full cost, and when Stinson
Avenue to th.e north goes in someday, the people will share in the cost as
being their side street. Councilrnan Sheridan said someone had asked him
how the front of a lot was determined. He explained that it has been the
policy of the Council that the narrowest part of. the loi is the address side
for �;�nssn���nt gur.pas��;.
A visitor asked if the cost of the relocation of the fire hydrant will be
included in the assessment. Mayor Kirkham said that it ti�ould be part of the
total project assessment. Another visitor asked why her assessment was
different from the property across the street from her, as she lives in the
middle of the block. There was another conference at the Council table, and
it was explained that one of the sides of the street is a longer block, and
there are more people to share the assessment. A visitor asked if this
assessment roll was adopted, would the iigure remain $6.88 where there is no
storm sewer as quoted. Mayor Kirlcham said that it would be the same, as the
project is in already. ,
UNIVERSITY SERVICE ROAD - 73RU TO 75TH AVENUE•
Mayor Kirkham gave the rate for this po-rtion as $13.91 per foot. There was
no one that wished to be heard.
BROAD - FAIRMONT TO LAFAYETTE:
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A visitor said that on the north side, as far as Broad is concerned, the
street is not coTnpleted, and just a few feet off Kimball Street is Coon
Rapids, and he asked if Coon Rapi.ds will be assessed for the improvement.
Mayor Kirkham said that the reason it is not completed is because Coon Rapids
did not want to go along with the project, but they will be assessed when '
they complete their side of the project. The City Manager gave the Cost
at $2.21 per foot. He said there were two areas where no curbs were installed
and these were assessed at $1.3$ and $1.25 per foot. �ouncilman Harris said
the difference in cost is the difference between.temporary streets and a
permanent street with curb and gutter.
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LAFAYETTE, KIMBALL, JA1�;ESVII,LE} i'�ONTON, HUGOZ GLENCOE & FAIRI`'10NT:
A visitor asked tiow co�ne half oi tne people from Lafayette To East River
Road have to pay for Broad, but the half from East River Road to the west
will never have to p�y. Councilman Harris said that there is no method
of assessing on County roads, as this woizld be against the law. He said
that the County funds are paid out of. City rates and the State matches
this, so there i,s no way the County can assess. Councilman Liebl pointed
out that these people have more traffic and more problems to put up with
on a County road. Mayor Kirkham sai.d that eventually curbs and sidewalks
wi11 be gut in that these property owners will have to pay for. Another
vi.sitor said they had the same si.tuation on Glencoe between Riverview
Terrace and Broad, and there is no County road there. May.or Kirkham said
that Broad is considered their side street, and the cost is assessed half-
way down the block on either side of Glencoe, and someday when the street
along the River is put in, the people towards the river on Glencoe will
pay on that. A lady complained that she felt this was unfair taxation.
Councilman Liebl said that 10 years ago the Council had adopted this policy.
The cooman said that if a mistake had been made in the past this Council
could rectify it. Councilman Liebl said that this had been a decision
made, not a mistake, and the present Council was bound by the policy.
Mayor Kirkham said that if the policy �aas changed now, the City would have
a lawsuit from every owner that has been assessed during the last 10 years.
A visitor asked about a home facing Broad. Mayor Kirkham said it w�uld
make no difference whether the front door was on one street or another, the
narrow side of the lot is the front. A visitor said the Council cannot tax
him as Broad Avenue is not cenpleted. Councilman Sheridan said that he
could be assessed for any part that is constructed. The visitor said that
it had not been sealcoated yet. Councilman Harris pointed out that the
City could not sealcoat it as there is no storm seGaer, but it wi11 be
sealcoated when completed.
A visitor explained that he had an 8 foot easement to be used for going to
the public well, but the well had been closed down. Now it is going to be
opened again and no drive had been put in. Mayor Kirkham suggested he
discuss this with the Engineering Department. Another visitor asked why
Broad was resurfaced without asking the people. Mayor Kirkham said that a
hearing had been advert.ised and conducted on the full project.
A visitor asked when the assessments would be due, and the City Manager
explained the procedure for paying ttie assessments to the audience.
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A visitor said he would like to commend the engineers for the remarkable job
they did under the conclitions they had to work under.
75TH AND HAYES STREET:
Mayor Kirkham gave the rate of Assessment as $7.93 per foot. No one wished
to be hea-rd.
MADISON STREET - LYRIC LANE TO OSBORNE P.OAD:
Mayor Kirkham gave the rate of assessment as $9.29 per foot. No one U�ished
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson, 66u3 Lucia Lane, said they objected to the
assessment because they owned approxicnately 497 feet on Zucia Lane and
about 8 years ago, they paid for 160 feet of street. They asked why they
had ta pay for the street aba.in when the rest did not have to be resurfaced.
The City Manager said that any street that is 8 years old under the speci-
fications enforced at that time, has outlived its useiulness by a coupie of
years. Mrs. Swanson said that the contractor had quit diggi_ng up the road
at their 160 feet o.f surfaci_ng. She said the Council t�ad said they would
give a refund for useable surface, but they are paying the same amount. She
felt they were entitled to an adjustment. Mr. Swanson asked what the assess-
ment had been on 68th Place. Councilman �Iarr.i_s said that it was $14.50 on
each si_de of the street, and their assessment �aas $8.29 which amounted to
onl.y half as much. Mrs. Swanson asked the cost of -resurfacing per foot.
The City Manager said that this cost is �ahzt was sp�rit in this area, and
if something could be salvaged, it would be reflected in the price, other-
wise it would have been higher. Councilman Harris said that $4725.30 had
been the cost in this area, and he assumed that if they had dug down, it
would have been more.
Mrs. Szaanson asked that this area be tabled. Counci.lman Harris said that
whether or nat the Counci_1 adopted the assessment roll would not make any
difference, if they wanted to appeal it by legal action. The City Attor.ney
said that there would be nothing for the Swansons to appeal, unless the
resolution was p�ssed, and the record will note their objections which will
protect their position.
Councilman Sheri_dan asked the City Engineer what a new mat would cost if
the base is in already. The City Enoineer said it �aould be approximately
$2.00 per square foot. Mrs. Swanson said that when it rains, peaple are
unable to drzve on the street, and if the City is talking about a storm
se�aer for the future, who will pay the cost of raising the road in the
meantime. The City Engineer said. that tnis is always one of the problems
when a full project is not put in.
68TH PLACE AND HIGHtaAY ��65 SERVICE DRIVE�
Mr. Robert P. Minder, 550 Rice Creek Boulevard, u�as present at the Council
Meeting and asked if this included 68th Pl�.ce. The City Engineer said that
it did. Mr. Minder said he owned two lots at the north end of the service
drive.. He said he had paid in full for 68th �venue, which is his property,
and now he questions why h.e had to help pay rvr any part of 68th Ylace. He
said the other pPop1� .�id not help pay for 68th AvE:nue. The City 2•lanager
said that Mr. Minder had a good point, and this certainl.y was open to con-
sideration, but the hearing had been held this �•Jay. Counci�man Harris
pointed to a location on the map where he fel.t the area should be split.
The City Manager said that this ro11 had been nlade to kQep to the established
policy. There �aas a discussion at ttie C�uncil table. Gouncilman Harris said
that whether there a.re twa properti.es or 50 properties, the aoutting property
tnat benefits should pay. Mayor Kirkham did not.feel the Council could
deviate from their poli.cy. Council_man Harris pcinted out that iti1r. Niinder
is actually paying for two side yards. Mr. Minder said that the figures were
all ri.ght, but he was objecting because the Council. had not follotioed their
formula, and asked that the Council split the area and continue their present
policy. There was a discussion on what had been used as trontage and ,�hat as
side yard.
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Mayor Kirlcham said that the mirsutes could sho�a that the Council �aas usin�
an alfiernat.e rather thari ��ih<�t. c�,as sF�otan i.n� tt:e r�ll. Councilman �iarris
suggest.ed it cou]_d be given an addendurn number, �ahach coul.d be referrect to
in tl�e resoluti.on. Mr. rli.nder asl:c�d what the= fro�it foot cost would be at
the neti� figures. The Ci�y 1�1ai�r�ger sai.d t!��t he .vil1 pa5� $7.31 in place o�
$14.50 per foot.
68TH AVI:NUE - �ilC;�i�aAY �`�65 `l'0 CHANNEI, ROAD;
A visitor to the Council said that a year ago a meeting had been held on
68th Avenue, and at that time thc-. project had b�ezi shelved. He said that
the pFople had not been notified that there w�uld be an improvement, and
he aslced if there was not supposed to be notification. He said he lived
on the west side of Channel. Road. The City Engir.eer sai.d tFiat the hearing
for this street had been held June 13, 1966.
Four property o;aners from Chann�l Road came to the Council table. Couucil-
man Harris said he recalled the discussion at the time, that becatise the
road would never go through at one point, part of the side street should be
assessed against additional property as they would use i� just as much.
There faas a l.ong di.scussion at the Council table. The City Engineer said
that at an improvement hearing the Council may decide at that time to do a
project, or not to do it, but �ahen it is adopted, no noiices are sent out
sayizig that the project will be done. One of the visitors said that at
the hearing, it had been agreed to shelve the project. Mayor Kirkham said
that the City Manager could research the minutes of the previous hearing.
The Council decided that this should be discussed further so that the right
thing can be done, and decided that this one sectiari on 68th Avenue could
be continued until the October 2, 1967 meet:i_ng at 8:00 P.ri. to give the
Attorney a chance to inform the Council what the alternative would be.
ALLEY - BET[�7EEN 4TH AND STH STR}?ET FROM 53RD TO 54TH AVENUE:
Mayor Kirkham quoted the assessment rate as $2.35 p�r foot. There was no
one present that wished to be heard.
64; WAY - RIVERVIEW TEP.RACE TO EAST RIVER P.OAD;
Mayor Kirkham quoted the assessment rate as $7.06 per foot. There was no one
present that wished to be heard.
SERVICE CONNECTIONS - SERVICES ON MISSISS�PPI:
There was no one present that wished to be heard on service connections.
RESOLUTICN ��172-1967 CONFIRMING ASSESS�IENT FOR S'L'?�EET PY.OJECT ��1966-1:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ir172-19h7 with the exception
of Lucia Lane - 68th Place to 300 feet south and 68th A���unue - Hi.ghway ��65 t�
Chan.r�el Road wtiich are continued to the regul.ar Cou�zcil P•leeting of October 2,
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Councilr�an Harris said he would like to note tEiat i.t is some�ahat disturu.ing
to have some of the same people, who were so anxious to get: ttre projecc in
and in some cases were the lead�rs to get ttie street put in, come in and
object to the assessment. Councilman Liebl commented that the project had
come in at a lower price than the estimate, so tlier.e had been a saving, and
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Councilman Lieb1 seconded the motiun, and upon a voice vote, there being no
nays, Mayor Kirkham decl_ared thc� n��tion carried.
Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Heari.ng on Assessment Roll for Street
Improvem�nt Project ST. 1966-1 closed at 10:12 P.Ni.
RECESS:
Mayor Kiricham called a 10 minute recess and the Council rleeting reconven�ed
at 10:23 P.M.
ORDINANCE ��373 - PERMITTTI��G THE CO�VST'RUCTION OF ANIi�IAL CLINICS AND VETERINARY
HOSPITALS II�T C°l, C-1-S, C-2, C-2-S, CR-2, rI-1, M-2, UPON OBTAINING A SPECIAL
USE P�RNIIT, AIVD RLPEAL7NG SECTION 45. 14 ill) ;
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance '�373 upon second reading,
waiving the reading, and publish. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. The City
Engineer asked if this was the same as the ordinance approved by the
Planning Commission, as their ordinance had five conditions. The City
Attorney said that the burning condition had been eliminated ai the request
of the Health Inspector. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris,
Sheridan voting aye, there being no nays, Mayor Kirlcham de�lared the motion
carried.
DISCUSSION ON PROJECT ��87:
The City Attorney sai�l he had had a discussion with the Consulting Engin�er
and the Attorney representing F. D. Chapman Construction Company, who were
the contractors on Project 87, The City Attorney sai_d that as he understood
it, a situation has developed where unforeseen circumstances are preventing
the contractor from dewatering certain portions of the project, and they are
requesting additional time to cornplete the construction and they are also
requesting increasing the contract price by a su�n of $16,589 for extra costs
incurred to date. He said they would like authority from the Council to
proceed with the additional work using steel sheeting to prevent the �oater
from seeping into the excavation, and assurance that they will be given
further equitable adjustment for additional costs because of this situation.
The City Attorney read a letter addressed to the Mayor from F. D. Chapman
Construction Company dated September 15, 1967 outli.ning their requ�sts.
The City Attorney said there seems to be two problems - how to complete the
work, and whether the City should be liable for any additional �onstruction
costs, or if_ the contractor should bear the additional cost inasmuch as he
bid the project as a perf.ormance contract. He said that unless some interim
agreement can be reached quickly oetween the City and the Contractor, the
work �aill not be completed this year. If the legal liability has to be determined
before the work is completed, there will be a substantial delay, and he
understands that unless something is decided quickl.y, the contractor will be
suspending his work. T'ae Consulting Engineer said that they do not entirely
agree with the statemants the contractor gives then� credit for acknowledging.
He said that under the terms of the contract the Council could have another
contractoz come in and finish the work. Councilman FIarris asked if the con-
tractor knew the existing conditions or would have beee� able to find out about
them. The Consulting Engineer s.aid this was correct. He said that the
consulting firm had anticipate� t.his condition, but the contractor evidently
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himself with the site. Councilt7lan Harris asked if ti�ere was a surety bond
`' on performance. The Consulting rngineer said there �aas. He said they have
been paid for material and materials on hand in the amount of $14,OQ0 or
$15,000, and there is an estimate on the agenda this evening for August.
Councilman Harris said that based on the surety bond, and the performance
;' they have to exercise under thi.s, unless the Engineer or City Attorney
feel they can justif_�:ably come up with a claim, he could see no responsibility
on the City's part to have a cl�iange order. The Consulting Engineer sa.id
': ' neither he nor the City Attorney wer.e suggesting a change order, but that
' possibly something could be worked out where they could continue to work
on the po-rtions of the contract that they can work on, and not move off the
' job site. Councilman Harris asked if someone else was ordered in to do it,
and if the present contractor nio�ied off the job site, wouldn't the contractor
be liable to pay it. The Consulting Engineer said this would be, if the City
had no legal liabili�y. He said he would IlOt suggest they increase the contract,
'� but he feels there is an advantage to staq wikh this contractor.
The City Engineer said he would suggest that he and the Consulting Engineer
� meet with the coiztractor and his attorney, and try to reach an agreement
whereby the work can be completed, with the question of additional compensa-
tion left open, which could be tried in District Court if mutual satisfaction
' cannot be arrived at. Mayor Kirkham agreed they sEiould try to negotiate an
agreement preferably in some way, so that the pr oject can be continued.
MOTTON by Councilmzn Harris to direct the City Attorney to negotiate a con-
tinuance of Project ��87 wi_thout prejudicing the Gity's position and without
increasing the cost of the contract, and report back to the Council. Secondec�
by Councilman Liebl, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carriad.
COPISIDERATION OF BUILDING ON Sz OF LOT 4, LOT S, BLOCK 14, FiE1MILTON`S ADDITION
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Mr. McClish,owner of this property, was present at the Council Meeting.
Councilman Harris went through the ownership of Lots 4 and 5, the tri-plex
and Lot 3, and t'r�e t�ates they were bouoht and sold, with Mr. McClish to see
if at any one time he owned a11 of Lots 3, 4, and 5. Gouncilman Harris said
he realized Mr. McClish's position, if the lots are unbuildaole, and this is
the reason why he is trying to find out the facts. He said there is no sense
maki_ng the owner pay the taxes on the property if. he cannot build on it. The
builder for Mr. McClish said he planned to build a rambler 2nx�+2, which would
have a 17 foot side yard if it is centered. Mr. McClish s�id he planned to
live there himself.
Councilman Liebl said that according to the City's ordinances the tri-plex
does not have the required space. Councilman Harris said that it appears
they had requested the bui-lding permit with fraudulent intent, but it has
been resold since and the new owner cannot be forced to buy more property,
Mayor Kirkham said he would take the same positi.on he has t�ken before. He
feels the best solution woul.d be to allo�a i�Tr. McClish to build. Councilnian
Harris said the records should be checkeu to see if at any ti_me NIr. i�icClish
owned the So�th 2 of Lot 4 and the Nortti 2 of Lot 4 concurrently, so that
an earlier error is not compounded.
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that the City Attorney could cl�ec:k thi_s out and
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index. Mayor Ki:r•khain said
report Uack to the Council
2, 1967.
FtRST REAI)ING OF AN ORDINANCE KEZONING LO'1:S 1� 6, BLOCK l, CARLSON'S SUNINIIT
MANOR ANNEX 2ND ADDITIOi�I:
The City Engineer showed the Council the model of the planned apartment
building and the plans. Mr. Wilbur J. Holm, Attorney for SS:S Investment
Company explained the size of the 25 units, and the location on the 6 lo�s.
Mr. Jack Velin, 5105 Ho;�izon Drive, said that before they had discussed
the possibility of having two 12-unit buildings. Mr. Holm said that there
had been the possibility, but that now this present model complies with the
ordinance. Mr. Velin said they were willing to go along with the rezoning,
but that they �oere opposed to ttiis type of building. Councilman Liebl said
there was nc question that the requirements are met, but they will still
overload the street. There �aas a discussion of traffic flow in the area.
Councilman Harris said he could see why they objected to the long building,
but he could not see objecting on the basis of traffic, as the street has
been assessed and they are entitled to use it. He said he would like to
see an agreement to resolve this problem. A'visitor aslced why building
double bungalows would not be possible. Mr. Holm sa.id they were not
economically feasible. Mayor Kirkham said that double bungalows may have
been feasible 10 years ago, but times change.
There was a long discussion on how an apartment building would effect the
property across the street, and whet.her the empty lots there would sell.
The possibility of a park was mentioned. Councilman Harris said that every
time an apartment is put in, it increases the p°ople and decreases the park
area. Mr. C. W. Root, representing Arvid E. Carlson & Sons, Inc. said he
� would have to think about a park. The City Attor�ackauegsaledtohS &oSsibility
of putting the three lots across the street in a p S
Investment Company if it could be approved by the Court. Councilman Lieb1
asked Mr. Holm if they would be �ailling to build double bungalows on these
three lots. Mr. Ho1m said they would if they were able to build the 25-unit
apartment house where proposed. Mr. Root a.sked if the City would pay for the
Special Assessments on the three lots as park land. He said they were pretty
high, but he did not kno�a the figure. Councilman Haxris asked the value of the
1ots. It was estimated they would cost about $�400 each with approximately
$700 wor�h of assessmerits in addition.
Mayor.Ki.rkham said he �aould be willing to agree to the 25-unit building, if
there are double bungalo�os on the three lots. Councilman Harris said he
thought the park concept was the best. _
The Council laid this item over until later as there were many people waiting
to be heard. The people ��rere told they could come back later to discuss this
if they wanted to eaait. This is continued later in the minutes.
BIDS - SHRUBS, CIVIC CENTFR (OPENED NOON, SEYTETIBER 18, 1.967):
The Gity rlana�er drew the Council's att.ention to the memorandum fron the City
Engineer, and said that. the bids had not been opened. Nlayor Ki.rkham said that
it seemad the nurseries are pressuring the City to pay $400 to $500 for a
landscape architect, and he Felt ttiey were invol.ved in professic�nal jealousy.
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He said that as far as he wa.s concerned the City had advertised for bids
and they should be opened. The City E�zgicieer said that some oi the nurseries
felt that the bid information was not cornplete, but if the Council feels enougti
has beer� done, this is fine. Mayor_ Kirkham said that Mr. Sch.r_cer has drawn
plans for the school district and other projects in Fri_dley. Councilman
Harris said that as long as r•ompetitive bids have been received, it is a
situation where everyone had Y_he same information.
MOTION by Councilman Haxris to open the sealed bids for the sbsubs for the
Civic Center. Seconded by Councilman Liel:�l. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
The City Manager opened and read the follo�aing bids;
PLANHOLDER
Halla Nursery, Inc.
4917 Eden Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55424
Bob's Produce Ranch
6520 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota, 55432
Minnesota Tree, Inc.
6650 Highway 169
Eden Prairie, Minneso�a, 55343
Gurtek & Ramberg
2460 W. County Road D.
New Brighton, Minnesota
Plaza Lawn Materials, Inc.
2374 West County Road D
St. Paul, Minnesota
BID Dr POSTT
Bid Bond
Cert. Ck.
$200.OG
Bid Bond
Cert. C'�
$195.00
Cert. Ck.
$151.53
BASE BID
$5,456.75
$3,836.20
CO�ZPI,ETION DAT'_-
October 15, L�
Not listed
$5,179.20 Nov. 15, 1967
$3,691.00 Oct. 15, 1967
$3,030.50 Oct. 31, 1967
Councilman Liebl asked if the completion date was important. The City Engineer
looked the dates up while the Council went on to the next item. A little later
the Council came back to the discussion of_ this item. The City Engineer said
that everything tiaiZl be done by October 15th except the green trees which
cannot be transplanted immediately, He said they weuld be done by October 28th.
Nlayor Kirkham asked if there had been any substitutes or changes. The City
Engineer said there had not been as this had been bid as a lump sum. Councilman
Liebl asked if ttiey were the same kind of trees as on the plan. The City
Engineer said they were the same, and that there was a one year guar.antee.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to award the bid for stirubs fcr the Civic Center
to Plaza Lawn rlaterial, 2374 West County Road D, St. Paul, Minnesota, in
the amount of $3,030.50. Seconded by Coui:cilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote,
there being no rays, Ma}Tcr Kir�.ham declared th.e motion carried.
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The City Manager read the following bids:
PLANHUL�E?:
BID DEPOSIT BASE BID
' 2Z, F, Fa.nc'ic C��n�txuct:;_oi:� �o, Bid Bond $2,578.00
53Q I:.th Avenue :N.E. Capitol. Tnd.
New Brighton, Minnesota, 55I12 Corp. 5%
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771 W�st 7th Street Home Owners
St. Pau1, Mir�nesota 55102 Ins.Co. 5%
D. M. Noyes Const. Co., Inc.
100 Franklin Avenue West
Minneapolis, Minnesota
D. W. Harstad Company
7101 Highway �k65
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Bid Bond
Hom� OGariers
Ins. Co. 5%
Cert. Check
$147.00
$3,192.00
$3,200.C10
$2,934.20
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COMPLETION DATE
30 days and
60 days
Oct. 20, 1967
Oct. 9, 1967
45 Days
Th� City Engineer said that they had bid 30 days on the si_gn, and 60 days for
the lettering. They had been told that the City wanted it soon, and he read
a letter to the Council from R. F. Panek Construction Company stating that
they find it possible to complete the project by October 20, 1967. The City
Engineer said he had checked with Walter butler and tfie architect for the
Spring Lake Park Liquor Store and they feel the company is a good contractor.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to award the bid for the Flag Pole and Sign for
the Civic Center to R. F. Pan��k Construction Company, 530-12th Avenue North-
east, New Brighton, Minnesota, 55112, in the amount of $2,578. The project
to be completed by October 20, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CHIEF M��CARTHY - POLICE KE1DI0 FREQUENCY:
Chief McCarthy told the Council that over. the ye�rs the present radio syste�
has been getting alore and more crowded as more units are bought. He said that
all departments are on the same frequency at present, and the Police Department
has been trying to get a police freque�icy of their own. He said that the problem
has been that there have not been any frequencies available, but he had had
a call from� Motorola this afternoon that there is a frequency available right
now.
Chief McCarthy sa?d tnac to make tl�e necessary changes to incorporate this
frequency would cost about $2,000. �Ie said he had discussed the possibility
of the Police and Fire Department being on the same frequency as they are at
present with Fire Chief Hughes and Inspector Aldrich, but they have riot
checked the legality of this with the FCC. This would give tt�em their o�ea
frequency rather than the Local Government frequency which they, the engineers,
and public works are ori at present, and the only exp�nse woutd be changing
the remotes in City Hall which shov.ld be very reason�ble.
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Chief ricCarthy said tliat he had to have an ans�aer for Motorola by the
next morning, so he �aas asking the Council: to gi��e him the authorii�y to
spend the $2,000 if necessar.y. He said that he has almost enough money
in the Police Department budget this year if it becomes necessary to
spend this money. He said that if they find thGt tlie Police and Fire
Departments cannot be on the same frequency, they will look into the
possibility of goin� into a Department of Public Safety f.requency.
Mayor Kirkham asked how this frequency wi11 differ frocn the frequency
they use no�a. Chief: McCarthy said that the present frequency is known as
a Local Government Frequency and any vehicle in the City can be on it. He
said that today seven 15 minute records of actual recording time �aere used
and only 20 minutes of this had been Pulice,.the rest was Public Works and
Engi.neering. Councilman Shel-idan asked if a portion of the system would
be sold back to Public Works. Chi.ef McCarthy said no, the equipment in the
cars at present would be converted by chan�ing the crystals, they �aould have
to buy one bay station and one antenna. Chief Aldrich saici that this would
fit right in with the City's new streamline recording system. Mayor Kirkharn
said he would be very much in favor of this proposal.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with C6ief McCarthy and Chief Hughes
and authorize the expenditure if necessary. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, rlay�or Kirkham decl.ared the motion
carried.
REPORl FROM CHAIRMAN OF PARKS AND RECREATION COMNIISSION - JOINT I�ETING
idTTH CITY COUNCIL:
Mr. Hughes said that the Park and Recreation Commission Minutes of
, September 11, 1967 and September 13, 1967 cover the joint committee
meetings fairly completely. He said that the propasal the Council has
before them is a cul.mination of a year's time spent by the Parks and
' P,ecreation Commission, marked by many conversations between the Commission
and the Council. He said that it started with an overall look at the City
parks and the development status of each. Then the needs of the City ��ere
examined for the present and for the future, which ttiey based on a potential
' population of 50,000 people, and then everything was elimi.nated from the
plan th�t they thought was not needed for the ne�t five to seven years.
He said the present proposal includes the remaining items.
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Nr. Hughes explained that the proposal includes six new parks, developm�ent
of six parks presently owned by the City, the complefiion of ei.ght parks
partially done, and land for four new parks on which no de�elopment work
is planned. They estimate the program will take two years from its authori-
zation to its completion, and should satisfy the need .for four to six years
after the completion date. The proposal would cost approximately $1,3U0,000
for the overall program. He outlined on the map the different projects.
Mr. Hughes said that it would be impossible to caxry o;�t this type of thing
under the present financing budget, and they wish to recommend another type
of financing. He said he felt park development was ur�ently needed by the
City for_ the people who live here now, arid we ar.e falling further behind all
the time.
Councilman Harris said that there were certain other things i.n the discussion
that Council.man Sheri.dan had noL been in on, and he felt the Council should
discuss the proposal more thoroubhly. Ma�or ICirkham said he would like the
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whole Council to get together for a discussion. The Ccuncil set 7:30 P.M.
on September 28, 1967 for an informal Counc9_1 meeti_ng to di_scuss this
proposal. The Couzzcil said .thc�- wanted to thunk the Cornmissioi� far all
the work done on this and asked Chairman Hughes to pass this on to the
members. Chairman Hughes said that the. Con�missioix rec�uests that Council
consideration be rnade as quickly as possible.
BUILDING STANDAP.I)S - DESIGT: CU:;TROT SUBCO��iITEE ME�TING MINU'1'ES OF
SEPTErLUEK 6 , 1967:
1. CONSIDER�TION OF EIDDITION OF A CAR j��1SH TO TI� SUPER ANIERTCAN STATION
AT 7449 EAST RIVER ROAD (LOt l, BLOC��l,�HURCHINS0i1 ADDITION) . �QUEST
BY L. W. SAA'IUELSON, 7800_FAST RIVE� P�O�D� FRIDTEr, MINNESOTA:
The City Engineer showed the Council the plot. plan ard the plan of the
prop�sed addition. There was a discussion about the shortage of stacking
space, and the possible traffic problem. i'he Council discussed the
possibility of reversing the traffic flow te gain more space.
' MOTION by Councilman
committee and approv
be changed upon the
' subject to landscapi
man Lieb1. Upon a v
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Harris to concur with the recamuiendation of the Sub-
e the addition provided that the traffic st-acking
recommendation of the Engineering Department, and
ng, paving and plot plan approval. Seconded by Council-
oice vote, there bein� no na5rs, Mayor Kirkham declared
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2. RECONSIDERATION OF 4-PLEX Oiv LOTS 2 AIVD 3, SLOCiC 11, HE�^4ILTON'S ABDITION
l0 MECHANICSVILLF'. (_5480 - STH STREET NORTHEAST, FRT_DLEY� MINNESOTA� REQUEST
BY MOON CORYOKATION�__6225 UNIVFRSITY AVFNUE NORT����ST FRIDLL.Y�MINNESOTA:
The City Engineer showed the Council the buiJ.di_ng plans and the landscaping
plan and explained that the plan had been reduced to meet the land are::
requirements. Councilman Harris suggested that a 2" minimum should be
set on the trees for landscaping. The City Er�.gineer said that the people
will be using the a11ey in this area between 4th 5treet and 5th Street.
Councilman Liebl asked if this street was to be fixed. The City Engineer
sa.id that this wi11 be on a program for a hear.ing in the Future.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the motion of the Subcommitt�e
and approve the plan. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
THE MINUTES Or THE BUILDING STANDA�S - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCON[i�fITTEE MEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 1967;
1. CONSID�RATION Or APPRTP�IENT CO�IFLEX - AUD�?'TO}:ZS SUBDIVISION N0. 78
' SAPPROXIZ�'�TELY 5800 EAST RIVER RO��D) RE�UEST BY �IAURICE FILISTE;R, 1312
EAST 21ST STREET,_ riINNEAPOLIS z i�'IINNESO'TA�55404 .�CONTINUL;D FF:O�i THE
SEPTEMBER 6, 1967 SUBCO'��1ITTEE P�,ETING:
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NIr. Filister was present at the Council Meetino, and said that he had
decic'ed he was not sati.siied tiaith the exterior elevations on his buildings,
and he had changecl thc� elevations and the plot plan to make a better view
of the river. He said 1-ie had also gone to the "Georgetown" design, which
he feZt was an interesting exterior desigr.. I�ie slio�,�ed tlie Council a dra�aing
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of the building, and saic� he tiad not clia���ed the bui].dinC; interiox.
Cout�cilman Liebl asl:ed if: he A��d c}langed L-he width or Iength, or the amount
of brick exterior. �1r. }?ilister sai.ci that. thu fourtdation and £ootings
woutd be ttie same, and he said there would 1��� a bette.r percentage of brick
than the original 50/70% . He said tte would litce to have a. carriage house
design on the garages to go alor;g witti this design. He presented tYie
Council with a detailed dimensi.onal drawing which the Building Inspector
had request�d.
There caas a discussioi7 of roads and traffic. The City Engineer said that
a road caill have to go through some�.aher.e . Mayor Kirkham said that the .City
tries to limit access to East River Road and stacking room is needed.
Mr. Filister sai<i that some.�ow or ott-ier they �aill come out on the sesvice
road, but he was not sure at present how it would be done. He said that
at present he was aslcing for approval of the entire layout. Councilman.
Harris said that th.e garages could be approved when the Coancil sees the
plans, as thcy have to go to the Buildind Standards-Design Control Sub-
committee, but this wi_11 not hold him up £rom staxting on the other buildings.
The City Engineer named the othel- plans Mr. Filister must submit. I�r.
Filister said that it would take him about 3 weeks to get the drainage plan,
and he asked that the Council give him more than a foundation permit.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to issue,a Foundation Permit to Mr. Maurice
Filister for an apartment cc�mplex, to be followed by the complete Building
Pe.r_mit upon his submilting a plot plan, drainage p1.a.r., lartdscaping plan,
electrical and mechanical plans. Seconded by Counci.7man Sheridar.. Upon a.
voice vote, there t�ein.g no nays, rlayor Kiikham decla-red the motion carried.
PLANNING COMt7ISSI0N N�ETIT�G, SEPTEMBER 7, 1967:
1. PUBLIC I�EIRING - REIODIING P.E�UEST 'L0� ;�67-09 FEDEKAL LU:'IBER COMPANY BY
SAM ROSEiVBf�UM TIZI;ASURER: LOTS 5 THRU 8, LOTS 2.5 �D 26, BIACK 2, CO1�Ltii �KCE
PARK ADDITION . REZONF, TO CP�- 2 OR M-1 c^ �
The City Manager said that the Federal Lumber Compazly had requested a public
hearing before the Council. The date of ;Ioven.ber 13, 1967'�was agreed upon.
MOTIGN by Councilman Har.ris to set the date of November 13, 1967 for a
Public Hearing as requested by the Federal Lun:iber Company. Seconded b}�
Counci_lman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Maycr �irkham
declared the motion caxried.
CONTINUED DISCtJSSION -• FI?�ST RE�ING 0� OPI�INANCE RE'LnNII1G I.OTS 1= 6,
BLOCI� 1, CAP.LSOI�'S SU'Ni�tI7' �NOR ANNEX 2ND_ADDITION: _
Mr. Wilbur Holm, Attorney for S& S Investment Company, said they would be
willing to buy the property discussed across the street from the proposed
rezoning, if they coul� build the planned 25-unit apartment building. He
said that T1r. Root would promise to vut in the contract for deed that the
proper.ty was restricted *o no m.ore than double b wlgalows. Mr. Holm said
that Mr. Root is �ailli_ng to l�t the three lots go to the City for $10,000,
but as far as S& S Investr,lent Ca?npany �aas concerned, thi.s was their
proposal, and tf-«: p^ople ��aot�ld not have t� worry about another apartment
building being built across the street on these three lots. He said the
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purchase agr.eement U�ould require the proper zoning. Mr. P�oot said he would
restrict the lot_s for 15 or 20 years, and�nothing lar.ger than double
bungalows could be built there wheti�er S& S �l:nvestment Uouaht them oz
sonteoz�e else .
Mayor Kirlcham said he t-aould like to see ttie deve]_opment, because the
� next time someone wanted to develop it, it may 'cake a 4 or 5 story
apartmei�t to malce it feasible, and he r.ecorunended the Council accept the
proposal.
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Mr. Root said that Arvid E. Carlson & Sons, Inc. will enter into a Contract
for Deed, with restricti.ons on ttie 3 lots, but no restrictions on the 6
originally discussed lots. The City Attvrne}� aslced ti�ho would have the
authority to enforce the restrictions. Would they be done as protective
covenants, because the City cannot enfox'cc. protective covenants. Mr. Root
said it could be put in the deed. He said that they will onl}= be asking
for the rezonin� of the 6 lots, not the other three. The City Attorney
said that even if the deed is restrictive, it �vould still have to come
before the Council again.
MOTION by Councilman �Iaxris to adopt the ord�inance upon first readiag,
with the provision that the lots across the street have a restrictive deed
so that nothing more than R-2 zoni«g will be used for a period of 20 years.
Councilman Sheridan said he had told the people he had talked to that he
did not think the Council would act on this toni.ght, sa he could not vote.
He said he was not against the proposal, but had told the people they �•aould
be contacted. Councilman Liebl said he felt the pzople were owed an
explanation of this discussi.on, although they had been told it would be
taken up again if the people wanted to wait until later in the Council
Meeting.
� Mr. Root said he �•aould draw up the restrictive deed and show it to the
City Attorney. The Council decided ttiat thi_s item should be back on the
agenda of t'ne Regular Council Nleeting of October 2, 1967.
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PLANNING CO�IISSION MEETING MINUTES, SEPTEMBFR 1.4, 1967:
1. PUBLIC HEARIi�±G• REZONING REQUEST (ZOA ��67-08) D�1T.,BERG P�EALTY FOR
� THO?�IAS BRICKNER: PART OF LOT 6, P�EVISED AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION ��10 -
REZOiVING FROi�I R-2 (LINIITFD MULTIPLE FAMILX D%���LLINGS�TO R°3A (LIMITED
MULTIPi=,E DWEL.T,INGS) :
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MOiION by Councilman Liebl to concur with ttie Planning Commission's
recommendation that the rezoning request be denied. Seconded by Counciiman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor 1Ci�-:cham declared
the motion carried.
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Mayor Kirkham suggested fihat this item be tablecl.
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� MOTIO�,T by Councilmaa Sheridan to table discussion e` the bus route. Seconded
by Counci_lman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion car.ried.
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REGUL�P. COUNCIL TfEETING, SEP'I'E�1}3I:,R 1t3, 1967
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PFTITION ��32-1967 AGAINST P.EZO\II�G Or P�RT Or LO'1' 6, AUDITOR'S SU� ;�10:
MQ'1'ION b}� Councilman LieU1 to receive Petition ;-`32-1967 aiid refer it to
the Administration for processing. Second�d by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, rlayor Kir.kham declared the motion
carried.
PETITION ��33-1967 CONCRETF CUIZB AND GU1'7'EP., RESURFACING EXISTING BASE.
67TH AVFNUE 1VTORTHEAST FROi�1 7TH S1P�LET TO 7EF'FEP.SON:
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive Petz�.ior.�. i�33-1967 and refer it to
the Administration for processin;. Seconded b}� Counci.lman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, T�layor Y.irkham declared the motion carried.
TRAILER PERMIT APPLICATION - 1360 - 69TH AVENUE NOiTIIEAS=r, EDjaARD 0 JENSEN:
Mayor Kirkham said that he had granted this permit informally as they have
� had a fire in their home, and need the trailer to live in temporarily.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur and grant the trailer per*nit to
' Mr. Edward 0. Jensen, 1360 69th Avenue A'ortheast. Secon.ded by Councilman
Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor I:irkham declared
the motion carried.
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APPOINTMENTS - JANITOR:
MOTION b� Council.man Harris, seconded by Councilman Li_ebl, to concur witYi
the following appoii�tment:
NAME
Charles J. Cornell
7525 Lakeside Road
Fridley, rSinnesota
55432
POSITION
Janitor
SAT�ARY
$450
Per
Month
RE PLACE S
New Position
Councilman Harris asked the City Manager when Mr. Cornell would start. The
' . City Manager said it would be in *_he next few days. Upan a voice vote, there
being no nays, Dlayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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CLAIMS:
MOT70N by Councilman Ha�ris to approve for payment General and Public
Utilities Glaims ;�12776 through ��12863 and Liquor Claims �r`1463 through
�F1506. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilman I�arri_s to approve the licenses. Councilman Sherilan
asked if the contractor tha*_ ttie Council. had r.er_eived a letter from �•�as on
the list. The City Manager said he was not.
The motion to approve �t�e f.ollo�,,�ing li cc.nses was secandecl by Councilman Liebl.
Upon a vaice vote, there beino no nays, Mayor I:irkha:n declared the motion
carried. .
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EXC�Ff:`1':I:AG � � � �
C�.ark-Ttoore r�>;caljaf:5_n� Co. •
rloni:ice7_)_o, rli.nnesota By: t�?i17:aid �I. Clarl; NE[�?
GFNI?R��7, Cp:�?`J'I��.C`)'0,:
Beavc,- Yt�.ild.e�-s ITic .
3183 3>eecti St:.
St. Pa.ul., rlini:.esota By: Vir�;il_ l�edorenlca N3st�I
Bla�is�.e CoiZSt3:ur.tiou Co., Ir.c.
40?_9 Si7_ver I.,ake Road
Mi.nrieapol.is, T1i�n.n.esoia $y; I3ernard F3lanslce NE�d
v , r, , scnerer
65?5 `I_nd St , N. E . '
Fri.<il.ey, I�Iinnesota By: D. I�.� Scl�erer RENFT•1�'�l�
Kraus- Ancierson Of St.Paul , �
190 F,amsey Street � �
St. PauJ:, rS�.m.�.esota By: Wil.l.ia.r�, Jaebet,Jr. NFtid
LIST OF i�iULTJ��E DtdL;LL:Ci�,G LICF,i1SES '1'0 BE AYPRG`��ED Bi' COUi�;C1L
SEPl'Ei4I'.���R 1F 196"/ ' S�:P7'i'si�iBEc. 1. 1967- S�,PTF?i�IF3E� l, 1.96u
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Ot�INEh,� - �� — f�DDP.ESS � UNITS FEE �
�loyd �. bradley
5861 �;'est I�loore Lake �ri.ve
Fridle;�, NSi.nnesota
Floyd C. Bradley
5561 tdest rloore Lake Bri.ve
Fri�ley, ��1in�iesata
Floyd C„ Bradley
5861 West �ioore Lake Dr.ive
�'ridley, ��i nnesota
Mark & Anna Ruth Hasten
4700 Lo��r; Terrace
Minneapolis, tilinn�sot:a
riarr: & �'�niia P,uth Hasten
4700 Lo:?r.}� Terrace
1`1i.n7zeapolis, i�:i.i?nesota
5900 2.1 St. N, E,
590� 22 st. N. E,
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5916 2.1 St, �, E. ?
5612 7th St. N. E. 11
56�E0 7t:h Si .�,T, E. Il
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$11.00
$11,�i0
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Gol.der2 V�.3.1_ey , r1:i:ii,�.�.sot.�� 74UO I,}>-'ic 1,��,�c� 8 � �1.0.UO
� l�dst:ront �ier.�l,ty � � �.
64 E.�st ?_.��<1. St .
i,?i_ilc,t�a, '�ii_unesc�ia. l.JS Sai:cJ_7.i.t�, T,aiie 2.� $20.00
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, rlel.viiz ti1. T,ondon
I675 Gr 1�zd Ave .
, St. Pat�J., Mirznesata 3b1. 7':t:l: �1v� . N. E. 8 $10.00
, Shel.don. Mortet�so��
�12�9 Si;}��:oocl L�me
Friilley, P•iir.nesota 120U Ai_�tl�;;ay %-` 7_00 18 $I8.00
' Shelclon A, Nio7: tc_nson � '
1289 S�:y��zood Lai�c , '
' �ri_d1ey, rlinnesota 1?_30 �Iigh�,a�� ;` 100 18 �1.�.U0
Sheldo�i 1�Iortenson
, 1289 Skyt000d Lane
�'riclley, Minr_�sota 1260 �i-�gli;•;ay -,',� IOU 1£3 $18000
' Shelclon Mcrteiisou .
1289 Sk}�•�cod Lane
Fridley, rli.nnesota 12.90 �ii.gh��.=ay � 100 18 $1.3.00
' Midw: s t Federal Savz�?�s & Lo� sz .
85 South b�h �treet
� Minneapo].is, 'i�iinnesota 160 i•ii.ssi.ssa_pni Flaee �� $Z0.00
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CAFE LTCENSE:
Coe�puterized Golf Cent�r by: Lloyd W. r1i.11er
' 6235 Highway ��65 N.E. - '
Fridley, Nlinnesota .
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Ta�rget Food Stares by: Hy Applebaum
' 755 53rd Avenue N.E. � •
Fridley, Minnesota
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' ��olly "66" Sexvice Stati•on by:. Phi_llips Petroleum Company
65Q0 Un;.versity _�ven�ze l�'.F:,. � •
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Tar.get Food Stor�s by: Hy Applebaum
755 53rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, rlinnesota
ESTIMATES:
The City Attorney suggested the Council could hold the estimate from
F. D. Chapman Construction Company and Associa�es in the amount of $3,741.47
until the discussio�i was completed.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to hold the F. D. Cl�apman Constr.uction Company
estimate, and to upprove for payment the foll_owing estimates. Seconded
by Councilman Sh�ridan. Upon a voice vote, there beino no nays, riayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Harry S. Horwitz & Co., Inc.
Mechanical Contractor
1411 - llth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fridley Civic Center - Certificate No. 8
(8-25-67) for period from July 20, 1967
to August 16, 1967
Ray Jordan and Sons, Inc.
2701 Secorid Street Pdortii
Minneapolis, Minnesota :,�411 �
Water Improvement Pro ject No. 75--G (Landscapi_r�g)
according to contract Estimate ��1 (Fridley Commons,
Fi]_tration Plant, an.d 1zMG Reservoir) (Partial)
Northdale Constructi.on Co., Inc.
5739 West Broad�vay
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55428
Estimate ��2 - Storm Sewer Impravement Project
No. 82, according to contract (Target - Cheri_
Lane) (Partial)
C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
Box 336
Osseo, Minnesota
Estimate ��3 - Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project No. 84, �ccordi�g
to contract (Baker Avenue Eetween Osborne Road
& 75th extended east, Ono.tdaga between Central
and Stinson, etc.) (Partial)
$17,697.60
$ 8,067.06
$24,184.71
$21,670.20
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Comstocic & Davis, Inc.
Consulting Engi_neers
1446 County Roacl "J"
Min�ieapalis, Minr.iesota 55432
For the furni_shing of resider.t inspection and
resident. supervision for the staking out of the
construction work for:
Estim�te ��3 - Water Improvement Project Tvo. 83
from July 31, 1967 through Septemb�r_ 1, 1967
(Tank Repair - 1z T1illion G�1�_OI1 Reservior - 5290
Jotinson Street IVortheast)
Estimate iE2 - Storm Sewe.r I�r�provemen.t Project i�'o.
87 From July 31, 1967 through Septenrber l, 1967.
(E1y and Rutii Street A��ea)
Estimate ��5 - Sanitary Sewer, inTater & Storm Sewer
' Iniprovement Project No. 84 (Baker Avenue between
Osborne Road & 75th e�tended east, Or.ondaga bet���een
Central and Stinson, etc.)
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82 from Ju�ly 3I, 1�67 through September 1, 1967.
(Target - Cheri I,ane)
Estimate ��3 - Water Improvement Project No. 75-G
from July 31, 1967 through September 1, 1967
(Fencing and Landscapin� - Area of Commons Park,
Filtration Plant, and Reservoir)
Estimate ;�5 -� Melody Nlanor Par.k Improvement Projcc�
No. P-1 from July 31, 1967 through Segtember l, 1967
$ 5.00
$ 1,225.50
1,140.50
1,436.50
50.00
30.00
RESOLUTION ��168-1967 A KESOLUTION TO �1DVERTISE FOR F3IDS rOR TIiI? SIGTd AND
FLE1G POLE F'OR T�IE CITY CIVIC CEN`TER: T^
MOTTON by Councilman Harris to ratify tZesolution 3�168-1967. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayar Kirkliam
declared the motion carri�d.
� . RESOLUTION �k173-1967 RECEIVING THE PRELIMIb?ARY REPORT AND C�`�LLING A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE i�IATTER OF THF CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPP.OVEi�IENTS : STP.I;E'r
zrsY�ov�:r���rl �P.o.r�cT sT. 196I-1 (���n��,r�Utmi ���
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��1.73-1967. Seconded by
Counci_lman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, ther.e bein� no nays, Mayor Kirk'.zam
declared thP motion carri.ec�.
CHANGE ORDER ��tii-3 - C1VIC CENT��R - M�CHANICAL:
The City Manager sai.d that this �aas for h.e�tin� in the 1ibr.ary and
recommended that it be passe:l.
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MOTION by Council.man Hai:ris tu conc��r wi.th ttie City Manager and approve
' Change Order �r`M-3 for the Civic Ceriter. �1:'he motion was seconcled,
and upon a voice vote, there being n.o nays, Nlayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
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COT�UI�ICATIONS :
�A�q_S . C. Sr1ILEY , AP�CHI lECT - RE : CIVIC CENTER
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from S. C. Smiley
and Associates. Seconded by CoL2ncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays; Nlayor Kirlcham declared the motion carried,
LEAGUE OF i�1llvi��ESOTA MUIvIC1PALITI:ES: REGTONAL �1EETING
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the Mayor
of the Vil.lage of Braham, regarding the regional meeting. The motion was
seconded, and upon a voice vote, the,re being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
C) CITY ATTORNEY - AYPEAL Or DONALD F. SEXTER ON ST. 1967-1 ASSESSMENT:
MOTION by Council.m.an Harris to receive the communicaton fron-� the City
Attorney and concur with the settlement. The motion was seconded, and
upor� a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
�_ CITY ENGINEER - PLANTINGS� CIVIC CENTER_
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the memorandum from the City
Engineer. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upozi a voice vote, there beir.g
no nays, Mayor Ki.rkham declared the motion car_ried.
E) NORTH SUBUP.BAN SANITARY SEWIs'R DISTRICT - RE; P�FSOLUTION �'r`138-�967
_(COMNiERCE PARK CONNECTION PROPOSAL): �
MOTI0.3 by Councilman Harri.s to receive tt:e communication f�om the North
Suburban Sanitary Sewer Distr.ict and instruct the Aciministr.ation to reply.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
' RESOLUTION ��174-1967 APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFIrATIONS AND EXECUTING
A JOINT AGREEi� NT ZtiTITH THE VILLAGE OF NEW BRIGHTON FOR CONSTRUCTTON OF
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Kesolution ;EI7[�-1967 and authorize
the Tfayor and CiLy �Ianager to sign the agreen:ent. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upor. a voice vote, there b�ing no nays, rfayor Kir�:.ham declared
the motion carri.ed.
SEGRF:TARIAL HELP FOlt 1HE COURL:
Mayor Kirl:ham said that the Clerk oL �ourt is vc:r.y busy processing traffic
tickets t�ow that th� Police Department is_using tlie radar extensively and
could use some help. ��Iayor Ki.rkham said that the tickets have increased
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from appro�imately 30 to 100 a. �oeel�, and.revenue has increased from $300
or $400 a week to $800 or $1000, so the additional revenue would pay for
the additional help. He s�i_d t.he Police Department plans on using the
radar regul.arly ua.ztil bad weatYier starts. He suggested the Council
authorize help for thc Court. Mayor Kirkham said the Clerk of Court
felt a part time girl, three or four days a week would be able to handle
it.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to refer this to the Administration to see
if someone pres�ntly employed is available, and if not, to secure a part
time girl. Councilman Harris felt this should be done with the under-
standing that wh��n the Court system is enacted this would be eliminated.
Councilman Lieb1 asked if this would come out of the Court budget. The
Mayor said that it would. The motio�z was seconded by.Councilman Liebl.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carr.ied.
DOUBLE BUNGALOjtiTS - GEORGE BALTHAZOR:'
Councilman Sheridan said that the City Manager had written a letter to
Mr. Balthazor about a tlouse.on which the permit issued was for a double
bungalow, but three families are l.iving in it. He said the people want
to know what they can da about it. He advised them he would discuss it
with the Council, but had told them that anything done di£ferently would
have to be changed in the ordinauce. Councilman Harris said that this
same probl.em exists in another area where three families live in a single
family dwelling. The City Engineer said we have a code that limits the
number of families. The City Attorney said that the Planning Commission
is working on some suggestions for handlizig these situations other than
exists in the Code. He said he believed that if the property is zoned
for double bungalows, onl.y two units are permitted.
Councilman Sheridan said that at the time of construction, the electrical
contractor.'s permit stlowed service for three units, and the Inspection
Department indicated this was a Special Use Permit for a two family
dwelling. He said he would contact the people and tell ttiem that under
the ordinance, permitting this �aould not be in good faith with the
people that went aZong with the Special Use Permit in the first place.
COM1'1UNICATION - GERAI,� GILENN,CORPORATSOi1, 1202 HATHAWAY LAI�TE, MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA, 554`L1: �
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the Glenn
Corporation and request the Administration to answer it. The motion was
seconded and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, rtayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
CITY ATTORNF'Y - OPTTON ON PARK PROPERTY:
The City Attorney said that the time or the option with Mr. Fontaine fias
expired and NIr.. Fontaine has asked wYiether the City intends to exercise
the option or let it drop. The City Attorney said he had also discussed
the same situation with Mr. Siverts, and he has now agreed to sell the
property that the City requested, at the City's appraisal price, i£ the
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REGiTLAP. COUNCIL T�i:FTTNG, S:L}?TI�ri13I:R 18, 1967
Gity accegts a dedication for street on this property, and that Lhe City
supply a survey of trie property so he w3_11 know wher.e the exact corners
are. The City Attorney said Lhe street� wil]_ be coming in from the north
onro the property. Couzzcilman Sher. idan aslc�d i_f this �ti�ould give the City
an entrar?ce ta the propert:y. Ttie City Attorney sai.d he did not think it
would. Councilman Harris said that i.f Lhe City car1 get the option
e�ercised on the Siverts property, he felt the Council should go ahead
and exercise the Fontaine option. Councilman Liebl aslced if it was
the Councii_'s intention to have this a recreational area and make some
kind ot lake. Mayor Kirlcham said the purpose of the area wi11 be
recreatio?ial, with the possibi.lity of a lake in the future. There was
a discussion of the appraisal price.
PFTITION ��34-1967 - 0}3JECTION TO LUMBFY� YARD ACP.OSS IINIVERSITX AVENUE:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to rece�_ve Petitioi� �E34-1967 regarding the
development oi the Commerce Park area, and refer it to the Administration.
Secondecl by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there beirig no nays,
Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the moti_on carried.
CONL'�4ITNZCATIOi� - FRIDLEY JAYCEH'S , BILLBOARD DED7CATION:
MOTTON by Councilman Lieb1 to receive the communication �rom tlie Fridley
Jaycees regarding the dedication cerernonies for the Community Billboard.
The motion was seconded, a.�d upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkharn declared t1�e motion carried.
GARAGE PARTY:
Mayor Kirkham advised the Council that he had been informed of a private
party to be held in a gar.age, at which beer was to be served. He said
that it was to be a benefit on private property. He tiad adivsed them
to have a p�liceman standby so there would be no trouble with teenaoers.
ADJOURNI�iGNT :
There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council
pleeting of September 18, 1967 adjourned at 1;45 A. M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Secretary to the Cauncii
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNLSOTA
NOTICE OF �ARING �F ASSESSt�NT FOR STREET IMPROVEP�NT PROJECT N0. 1966-4
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will
meet at the City Hall in said City on the 2nd day of October 1967, at 8:00
o'clock P.M., to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed
assessments in respect to the following impravement, to-wit:
STREET II�tPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-4
The proposed assesement roll for each of said improvements is aow
on file and open to public inspection by all pereons interested, in the
office of the Clerk of said City.
At said hearing the Council will consider written or oral objections
to Che proposed assessmenta for each of said improvements.
The general nature of the improvements and each of them is the
construction of street improvementa, including grading, stabilized base,
bituminous surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, atorm sewer system and
other facilitiea located as follows:
2nd Street - 45th Avenue to 49th Ayenue
2� Street - 45th Avenue to 49th Avenue
3rd Street - 46th Avenue to`49th Avenue
45th Avenue - Main to 3rd Street
46th Avenue - Main to 3rd Street
47th Avenue - Main to 3rd 3treet
48th Avenue - Main to 3rd Stteet
49th Avenue - Main to Universfty Aveaue
Fireaide Drive - Highway ��65 to Central Avenue
Viron Road - Fireside Drive North to Existing Pavement
75th Way - East River Road to Esisting Peve�aent on Alden Way
The area proposed to be assesaed for said improvements and each of
them is all that land benefited by said improvements or each of the�u and
lying within the general area of the above noted streets.
Said improv�nents will be assesaed against the properties within
the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the
lande therein contaiaed according to the benefits received.
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DATED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1967, BY ORDER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
Publish: Anoka County Union and Fridley Free Press September 15 & 22, Z967
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EXTi��`� 0�" M�T�UTES 0�' M���'1�G 0�` 7'ii� CTTY' CbUNCri, OI' A REGJLAIt i�t��TiI�G �T��� ,�S
OCTUB�� 2N�, 1967, AT 8;00 0'�LO�K �'.M,, A'I' 7:�]'� �r'�� fiA�,T�, CY�ti�' 0�' �'�tibL��,'
M7NN'� S0�'A , '
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof; a regular meeting of the City Council
of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, was duly helci at the City Hal1 in said
City on Monday, the 2nd day of October, 1967, at 8:00 o'clock P,M.
The follocaing members were present:
and the following were absen�•
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The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for
STRE�,T IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NOo ST. 1966-4
had been filed in his office on the lZth day of September, 1967 and that no�i,ce
of a hearing on said assessment to be held at the re�ular meeting of the
Council on the 2nd day of October, 1967, had been gi.ven in the form and
manner as provided by 1aw. The clerk pr�sented an a�'fidavit showing
publication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was
examined and found satisf�.ctory and ordered placed en file.
' The mayor announced that the meeting was open for consideration of objection.s
to the assessment heretofore fi.led with the City Clerk for
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The Clerk re�orted that �rritten objection had been filed by the follocaing
persons affecting the following described lots, pieces or parcels of lanc;,
to-cazt ;
NAME OF OBJECTOP� DESCRIPTION OBJECTION
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The following person.s were then heard and presented their objections to
said assessment;
NAME 0� OBJECTOiZ
DESCRIPTION
OBJECTION
After due consisieration of a11 said objections, Counci].man
introduced the follo�vi.ng resolution and moved �.ts adoption:
RESOLUTION N0, j�� 7 S`—l7� ��j
RESOLUTION CONFTPS�IING ASSESSP�NT FOR STF.EET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NOo ST. 1966--4
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BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follows:
1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected
by this Council for such purpose, calcul.ated the proper amounts to be
speci�ally assessed for. th� '
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0, ST, 1966-4
in said City agair�st every assessable lot, piece or parcel of .land in
accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and �i1ed with
the City Clerk tabulated statements in dupJ�icate showing the proper
description of each and every lo�., piece or parcel of land to be specially
assessed and the amount calculated against the same,
2. Notice has been du7,y publ.ished as required by law that this Council would
meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposeri.
assessment.
3. Said proposed assessment has at all. ti.mes since its fil.ing been open to
inspection and copying by all persons inte�ested, and an opportunity has
been gzven to all inter.ested persons to pzesent their objections, if any,
to such propased assessment, or to any item thereaf, and no objections
have been filed; except
4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered
as follows:
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5. Th;�.s Council finds that each of the lo�s, pieces or parcels of land enum-
erated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is
specially bene�ited by the
STREET Ir1PROVEMENT PRQJECT NOa ST. 1966-4
in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the
corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such
lot, piece or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby
levied agai.nst each of the respective Iots, pieces or parcels of Iand
therein descrihed,
6. Such proposed assessment as altered, modified and corrected is affirmed,
adopted and confix-med, and the sums fixed anci named in said proposed
assessment as altered, modi.fied and corrected, with the changes and
al.terations herein above made, are affix�med, adopted and confirmed as the
proper speca.al, assessments for each of said lots, pieces or parcel.s of
land respectively.
7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted and confirmed shall be certified too
by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and
constitute the special assessment for .
STREET IMPf2.OVEMENT PRO,7ECT N4, ST. 1966-4
8. The amounts assessc:.d against each lot, piece or parcel of land sha17. bear
interest from the date hereo£ until the same have been paid at the rate
of six pex cent (6%) per annum,
9. Such assessment shaJ.l be payable in_ ten annual instal.lments payable on
the lst day of January in each year, begznning in the year 1968, and con-
tinuing until all of said instalJm ents shall have been paid, each install�
ment be collected with taxes collectible during said year by the County
Auditor,
10, 'Ihe Ci.ty Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the
Counfy Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the amount of a11
such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the
lst day of January in each year.
The motion for the adopti�n of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Councilman , and upon vote being taken thereon the following
voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same;
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
ATTEST :
DAY OF
' CTTY CLERK - Marvi.n C. Brunsell
, 1967,
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
O��iC7A� PUBLICATiON
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(�xhibit A)
NOTICE OF �P�ARING ON IMPROVEr1ENTS
STREET IMt.'ROVEMENT PROJECT ST . 1966-1
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has
deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements hereinafter described be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 2nd day of October, 1967 at
8:00 o'clock P,r1., the City Council will meet at the City Hall in said City, and will
at said time and place hear all parties intereste.d in said improvements in whole or
in part.
The general nature of the improvements in the construction (in the lands and
streets noted below) of the f ollowing improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, bituminous surfacing,
concrete curb and gutter and incidental drainage and other facilities located
as follows;
68th Avenue; Highway No. 65 to Channel Road
ESTIMATEDCOST . . . . . . . � . . � . . . . � � . . � � � . . � � . $ 5, 909.64
THAT THE AR,EA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item Above - - - - - - -. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Al1 of the land abutting upon said str.eets named above and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received
by such improvements.
That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as separate
improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by the Council, all under the
following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and laws amendatory
thereof, and in conformity with the City Charter.
DATED THIS
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DAY OF
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. 3runsell
Publish: YSeptember 22, 1967
September 29, 1967
1967 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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Not:ice zs-hereby giveu that t.he Cot:n^�_1. of the Czty o� T�s_dley �•ji.l.l
meet a.L- the C} ty liall. i_r: said C? t.y oi� the 2nd day of OcLober, 1967 at
8;00 o�c3oc:l: Y�i•i., t.o I�ear ancl p�ss upo:i al.l. ou;ecti.ons, zt auy, to tlie
proposed as:essr�e��s in respect to the lollo::*ir� ir:i�r.ovcmenL, to-c�tit;
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S�.'I<I;F:I IZ T'iiOE'l;�Ji';i�'.T.- Pl:i:Jr�CT. 1?U. �.iVJ-J. .
� T�le proposc�c� assessmei�� rol]_ fo� e�.clt o� sa�_d 2I1�YUZ�E'11ei�ts is no�.r
on fz].e aiic+ ot en �o ptzblic inspectior� by a17_ pei�so.�s z����ere�ted, i.n t'ne
, offi_ce o{ the Cler�: oi saici Czty.
' At said hcariLl�; the Counc? 1�•,il.�. cons�.cier c�;ritten or oral. objections
to the proposec; assessnler�ts for e� ch ot sai.cl ir,�xove:�ents.
The gene�-a? nature of the ir�proJe�ents ai.�c� each oi tl�em is the
CUi1StYltCC:l011 Of SL'L'E.'Et 7,RiT�2'OVG�iC'.il�S� 1.I1C�.1tG�.i?V �1"?.C�].R�� Stci�l.l.l_'I.CCi b?SC'�
bl.tilili],T10llS SU7.':laC)_il`�',� concrete CLITjJ c1i1Cj �,l1�CG'1"� StU1il't SE;�'�1 syste�n,
service CO:lil2CtlOt35 ard oti�er �aciJ.i_�i.es l.oc�.te�d as fo1,.o;rs;
68th Avenue; High�aay ��b5 to Chan.nel Road
The areu pro,,ose.J to b_ assess�d fox, sa?.d i�nprove�r�ents �i:d
eaciz of: the;a is a21 thai l� nd ber.e�zteci 'vy sazcl irt;prove�aents or each
of ttz�n Gnci 1y�izg �.�_t_thin the Gei�er:al a-rea a� the a�ove notect streets.
S�id i_n,p�oaer:ir:iits ��ri_1I b� assess�U a�ai;, , ,.
� st tne pro��e-rf:i.e:,
caithi.i� tiie above notcc3 a*_�e�:� in alhole or i�� part p�-oporti_o!?��ely to
eacli of the laz�us therei.ti cantain�d accotGlll� to �;_e benefi.ts received.
DATED THIS 20TH DAY OF SEPTEriBER, 1967 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
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. OCTOBEk 2, lgb7� AT �sQ� 0°CLO�K P.M., AT T.I, CS�:'Y HALL, CITY OI<' �'itIDI�k,Y,
AizNT�;ESOTti '
Pu.x�suant to du� call �.rd nat.�.ct i;�is-;reu�', a regular ���e�in� of th� City Counail
�f th�s City of Fr•idle�, Mib i�eso�.�., u�as duly he7dc? at the City Hall in said
City on t;onday, �,h� 2nd day o�° October, 1�67, a� g:40 o'clock P.M.
^the follo�.*in� �r�ember� �er� prese�3�:
and the fal,�.o�tan� were absant:
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The Cl.erk antso�.x���d 'th�t trie propo� �;d ess��um�:nt for
STFtEET II`fPRt�VEP��Td� PROJECT I�O. ST. 1965-1
68th Av e.�ue - Lucia Lane
had bv��a filed an hi„ offic� on the 29�,h day of Augu.s�, 1�;67, and th�.� notiee
o£ a hearan� or� saic� asd �;ss�.ez;i �o be held at. ths re�Fu2ar meetin� of the
Council on the 2nd �. da.y of October, 1967, had been �iven ir. the fo�n and
manraer as provi�ed by lawo �t�e Clerk presented an affidavit sho�►3.�g
puhlic��ion of such no�,ice in ths oificiai ��t�srw Ferp which affidavit �as
exar�a.r�d and foutid satisfact�ry and arde��ci placec� on fi?�.
Th� h:ayar annotarced t��at the meet�.n� was opsn for c�nsader�.tion of objections
to the �ssessm�:r�t her�tofore filed �rith the City Clerk for �
STRF�T IMPROVE�^�P;T FROJEC^1 h0F ST. 196�i
Th�; Cle�k rEported tha� writt�n obj�ction h�a 4��n filed by the followin�
persons affecting tYi�; follawir.g described lots, pieces or psr�els of land,
to=wit:
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NAME OF QBJF,CTUR
DFSCRIPTIOP;
Aft�er due considera�ian of all said objECtions� Councilman
introduced the following resoluti.on and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.��_ /�
O�JECIION
RESOLUTTON C4tdFIRMII�G ASSESSAiE2dT FOR STREET IAIPROVEr�NT PROJECT N0. ST. 1966-.1
68TH AVENUE - LUCIA LANE
BE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of the City of Fridlay� blinnesota� as follocas:
1. The City Clexk ha� wath the assistance of the engineexs heretofore selected
by this Council for such purpose, calcul�ated the proper amounts to ba
specially assessed for th�
STREET IMPROVEMEN�1 PROJE�z i�t0. ST. 196fr1
' in said City against evex•y �ssessable lot, piece or parcel of land in
accordance with the provisions of l�.t��, and has pr�pared and filed with
the City Cl�rk t�.bulated state�aents in duplicate showYng the proper
' descr•iption of e�ch arzd every lot� p�ece or paxc�l of l.and to be spocially
assessed and the amount calcu�at��d agair�s� the same.
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2. Notice ha.s been duly published as re�uired by lac� th�t this Cauncil would
meet ir. regul�r session at this ti��, and place to pa.ss on the propo�ed
assessmeni.
' 3. Said propos�d asses�a�eni ha.s at all ti.wes since its filing b�en open #.o
inspection and copy�.ng by al1 persons intarested, and an opportunit�y h�,s
been given to all interssted persons to present their objections, if any,
' to such proposad asseusment� or to any item thereof� and no objections
have been filed; except
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' S. This Cotxrlc�.l iinds t�ha�� er�ch of th� 1cai.�q pieces or paxcels c�i la.z�d enum-
eratet� in aaid pro�s€:c� �c�essm.sn.t �s �I.ter�t�. and r�.odified was and is
sp�cial�y bvn�:fii.€�r� �a�,� �,r.��. .
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STRF'�;i II✓tI'I�0'�'Ei�:��id�' i'F?.QJ��CT T�O. ST. 29F��-1
in th� �r�au.�i, iri u�,a�c� �:��op���=d as�es���r� �:s a.ltered and r�odaii.ed by th�
cox•rec�a.�e ra�� ir the �mo�:��.t se� o��site th� d�scrix,ticn oi each such
lat, pi eee ar pa,�c�1 oi lan�, ai�� vii=a� v�z�.� �mr����t so set out is hereby
�.e��i�ct a�air�.; �a.ch a�' tl�e re�pectizi� lots, pieces or pa.rcal� of land
th�r��_n descr3.b�d.
6. S�ch pror,o��;d a�se����enfi, a� ali��red� r,zQdifi�c; and correeted is ai�'ixm.ed'
adopt��d and con�ix°raed' ar_d th�: su�us fixed and 2�med in sa�.d p�°oposed
assessment as alf�e�•e�'g mod�.ia.ed a�d coxg�c�c�ec�� ���.�,h th� ch�..ng�� and
a].tera.tioz�; h����.n abo�re mad�; are afii���c�, ado�t�=d �.nd con�'irmsd as the
. proper sp�cial. a.s�e��rr:e:�ts for each cf saa.c� lo�s, p�.eces or parc�ls of
land r�spec�i�a�1y.
7. Said a,ssess�en� so affirr�ed' ac�op��� and cora�isme� sh�.11 b� certif�ed f.00
, by the C�.�y Cl��k ar.d fi��d in his office and shall thareupon b� and
cons�:itu�� the: NpVcial assess?r�en� fo��
STkFET II�tR4VEP��N�' PRQJECi N0. Si. 19b�1,
8. The amaota.rits auses��d a�inst �ach lot' pi�ce or parcel of lana shall bear
interest fron.� the dat� h�r�eof until �.h� san.e ha�ye be�ra paid at thn rate
of six p�:r cent� ( b� ) per annv�n.
9. 5uc�-a as�essm�nt shall be pay�.bl� in ten annu.sl inst�.lZr��n�s pay�.b�e on
the lst day of J�z�u.ary in each ye�.r� �begir.nir�� ir ti:e year 19b�, and can-
tinui.ng until a].l of said installa�c:��� sha:l.l h�.��a been paid, ��ch ir:sta.11�
ment to be collected wit,h t�xes coll�c'�ibl� duri,ng said year by �,he County
Audito�.
1.0. Th� City C�erk is he� eb� directed to make up and fil� in t:�e office of th�
County Aurlitor of Anal�a Cou�ty a c�rt,ified statemen� of �he �tn�un� of all
such u�gt�,id assessments and the auou��t which will t�Q d.ue thc�reon on th�
lst day of Jax��aary ji.�a each yea2°.
Th� motion fox the adopt�.ora of the fore��ir� resolt�tion was duly secanded by
Councalm..�.n � and. u�n vc�te b�3.r.g taken thercon the following
voted ir. favar th�reof.
and the following voL:d agair.st the same:
PASSED AND AUOF'IED BY THE CITY C�U��CIL Or THE C��`Y OF rRIDLEX THI� D�Y OF
,1967� --
MAYQF � J�ck Os Kirkh�
ATTEST:
C�TY CLERK -- M�rvin Cm�:3x�uriuellY.�.�
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ASSESSMF'NT P.OLL � STRFET IMPROVENI�NT PROJECT 1.966-7.
ITE�T N0. 11 - Lucia Lane - E�8th Piace t� 300' Sauth
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AUDITOR'S SUB. ��21 FOOTAGE
Lot Bl.ock
5 Parcel I240 270
6 Parcel 1640 300
570
Cost: $4,725.4i - 570' = $$.29 per foot
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$2,238.30
2,487.00
$4,725.30
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A R�SOLLJTI0�7 U�GL.�P:LNG TH.�� N�':G:`�.�5�'r`i�"�I' FOI� A.�7 1��:s3I7:C'1'7:Oi�I[�L TAX L�EVY
II� ��DI�1�TC�i� TQ Tl.I� 30 I�'s�'"�.i� L�:r��1�1'Z1T3:9�3 ��ZGV�T,�t D}3Y' THF CS`1,Y
CH�T�R S�rsC7:�'Y:�I.�,7G `i'�� �URPOSFS �N� �ALl��TQG �'OR A PUBLIC HE�'.ING
BE Sm RESOLVs�n by the CaLr;acit o� �i.he City of Fra.d�.ey as follows:
Secta.o� 1. Tha-c t�aE Counr_il o� 'r.ne City of Fridley in the month
of Septexn��ur, 19�7 r�Geaved a?"OTll th�. Caty ��1�izaUC�t a proposed budget
o� i:.hc Ca.ty o� Fr. id�ey zar the year oi 1.968, wh� ch proposed budget
when e�ami.�zed evidenced �he xl�cessity oi an ad�-±�.a,onal tax levy in
excess of the Czty Cha.rtex lim�-�ation.
Sectio�x 2. Tha�t �;he pux'poses fo:c wh? ch such additic�za�. tax l�vy
is required in�i ude addita.�n�l stiar�s :�o:� tne Gene�,l Fund, additional
sums far r,iremer�'s Rela.ef, add�tior�a?, sunis fo�: Police Reliefo addi-
tion�l. sums �ar a debt serv�ce on Parks, additional surns for a deb'c
ser���.ce on Civic Ceaz�er, ar�c� addi�i.onal suzns tor con.tri7�u�.i.on to the
Pubtic Employees Retireme�it Fundo
Sectaon 3. That a pul��.ic he�rin.� be 2�ie1.d be=ore th� Cii:y Co�.znci.l
at t�Ze Czty Ha�l at 8:00 P.M. on Oc�.ober 2, 19G7 to Gonsieier �his
matter. That a co�y o£ this Resolution be bu.bl�.siz�d a.n the o�fici�l
n��rsp�.per of the City az� Septem'.oer 8, ? 5 t anci ?2, 1967 to give notice
ox such Public Heara.ng.
PAS�ED �I�?D ADOPT�� BY THE CiTY COU�CrL C��' T� � CITY t}E' FR'�i)LEY
THIS 5TH
ATTE ST :
DAY C}F __ _SEPTEAiBER-- ., 1967.
CITY CL�P.K — i�iarv�i.n C, Brunsell
Pu:bla,sh: September E, 15, 22, ].9670
T�L�.YOR -° Jack O, �:ir�cham
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� AN O�DIN�NCE L7�i-l�dl��JG Cdl11�S��dCE5, �'t�Ut-�4f3iTiT:G �
THEER CiE�`T14T�a Gf� P':/�i��TEP�AitiCE /'�P�D PtiOVIDfi�G
FOR AB",TET��ENT A�dD (?�N�1LT( ES FOi; Vi OL/�Ti ON TilEREOF
T�ie Counci I of the: City of Fridley c�a or�dain ��s fo! (ot�s:
SECTIOi�S i. Pub! ic Pouis�nce Dc('incd� A�ubB ic nuis��ce is s� ihing,
r.7C�`OI' use of pro�er�y �.I� i ch i s �-�+�cri ne ��ga ir�si t1�e arder �-�nd econor,iy
of -tf�e s�ate and conss s�s in do'snc; �-,r� �ct or� oni�;�i ng to perfor:z� a
duty ti�,�l� i ci-► ��ci or on�m a ss i on sh� I 1
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I. Annoy, injure or end�nger f;he safety, hes Ith, comfnrt or
repose of the p:�� I i c. . �
2. Offend put� ! i r. decency a
3. {n eany w��y render t�e inh��itants of Fridley or a considerable
number thereof, insecure in life or in use oi= praperty.
SECTfOP� 2. Puk�i ic Nuis�nces Affec-�in� 1-!e<�Ith�Saf-etY, Cor�for•� arld fZe ose.
The fo i I oti� i ng s� re ~hereby dec i ared to L�e nu i sa nces �-�ffect i ng hea 1 th :
(. A f I decayed or unw�ao I esome �'ood ofi'ered for sa 1 e to the
publ ic.
2. All dise,s�c4' �nimals runnin� a� large.
3. !�1 i( k wh : c!� i s produced by caws wh i rh ��.-�ve r�ot been tested
�nd found free of f.�bercL� i osi � w i�h i n ti�e ye�:,r prev i oias
to the offeri t�g of such m i I k for s� I e to the pub I i c �s
prQV i dcd by ord i n�� r,ce .
�.. Carc� sses of an i ma 1 s not bur� i ed or destroyed w itl� i n
twenty-foi�r hours after de��th.
5. Accumu (��t i on v of ma nur e or� rubb i sh .
b. Privy vaul�s ��r�d gr r•b�ge c.�:�rs WIIiCII ��re not f1y-tight.
%. A I i nox i ous tleeds, ta I I grr,sses, � nd otl�er r��nk �rowths
upon puE�iic or priv�te properiy.
8. An accur;�`.� I� t i on Qf t i n c,ns, bott! es ar de6r-� i s of �ny �
nature or description.
9. Offens i ve tr�.des and busa nesses as def i ned k�y st7ti�te not
t icet�sed by the Cit� �o��rc� of Ne�� Ith �s provided by 1�-,t�.
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A I i puk� i i c exposure of p�r san s h� v i ng �-� con��g i o�as d i sease .
The use of con�:�ion pi:b I i c d:� i r�k i nc� cup or ro 3 i er� t�t�e I.
The dis�ribu�:ion of s��m��Ies of rr�ec�icin�s or drugs unless
such sram;�les S���e p1��c�d in �the h�_;nc;s of an adult person
by sc�meorze pro�er ( y l i censed.
�lll other t-�cts, nmiss�ans of acts ncci�pations �nd uses
of pra�zer-ty wh i cf� a r�e cie�rned by th� Bo�; rd oF Hea I i h to be
a menace to the hea Ith of the i nha(� i�7r�-�s of the G-ity of
Fridiey or �,ny consider�L:le r�urrE�er tl�ereof.
' SECTi ON 3. Puh ( i c Nu i sances Affecf; i n,r� �#rsr�� i s��nc� _�eeenc� The
followinc� �re hereby decl�-�red to be nuis�-�nces affecting public morals
. a nd de.ce ncy :
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I. AI 1 g�m�l ing devices, sfot macl�ines �3nci punch boards.
2. AIl houses kept for the purposes of prostitution or
promiscuous sexual intercourse, g�mbling houses, houses of
il� fame, and b�-�wdy houses. �
3. Afl pl��ces where intoxicating liquors, including 3.2/ beer,
are m�-�nufactured, sold, bartered or gi ven �ti�ay in
v i o( at i on of ( aw, or wf�ere persons ��re pe rm itted to re sor�;
for the pur�oses of dr i nl: i ng i ntox i c��t i ng I i quars e� s a
bever��ge r.on �r•ary to I av�, or whe re i ntox i cat i ng I i quors,
including 3.2J beer, are kept for sale, barter or
distribution in violt�tion o�' (�w, and al ( 1 iquors, bottles,
kegs, pumns, bars � nd o�her proper�y ke�t at r�nd used for
m�int,ining such �� pl�ce.
4. Any vel7icle used for� tl�e i 1 tega) tr��r�s�artion of intoxic�3ting
i ic�uor, or any immora I purpose.
5. A 1[ i ndecent or obsce��e p i c��r�s, t3oo�;s, paniph I ets,
magazines and newspapers and �i 1 lbo,rds.
6. The puf�l ic use of profane or� obscene lang�.,iage; ��Iso acts
of persons te nd i n� to cre�tr a d i stur�b� nce of �he pub l i c
pe{s ce �� nd qu i e�C of th e comr.�un it y; �-� nd th e u se of I ou d,
bo i sterous, or ��bus i ve ( a ngu�-��e i n pub f i c o�� wh i ch d i sturbs
the tranqu i! i �y of <� ne i g�ii�orf�otid, or �.ny oiher acts �;h�t
constitute disorderly conduct �nd wh ich �;re done in such
�. manner �-� s�o attract unduti �=:ttent i c�n; the do i ng of �ny
of the zcts t-�k.�ove specified in thc nighi tirne s}��II constitute
prim� facie evidence of a violat�or� of t��is ordinance.
7. 6etting, bookmaking, �nd a{1 app�:ra�uses used in such
occupations.
8. T��e I ook i ng i nt o or peep i ng th rouc,�h doors, t� i n do�,� s or
open ings of pr i v� te homes by met:hc�c�s of stea I th ��nd withc�ut
proper �,ut�ior ity �-,nd by s�trrep� ituous met��ods, or ��f�at is
common 1 y {;n�t�n � s "w i ncloFr �ee� i ng,`.
9. �I1 othet� t��ings, ��c�s, orr�issiUns, or occup�,t�ons th�-�t �:�y
be cons i dere.d detr� i ment�, i to t he r�ora I we !( be i ng of th e
inh��bit��nts of the City o� �r°id�ey� or � consider�ble number
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5ECTIOP! �.. Publ ic Nuisances t'�ffectir�� Pe�ce �.nd S�fciyF The fo! (al�in�
�-� re c�ec 1 f>. red -to be ►:� i s�7nces �3ffc�c-� i rig ptsk� ! i c �s�z�c� ��nd srzfety :
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� I! snot� rand i ce no� removed fro�� ptau I i c s i det�r�� I�:s ti,�e I ve
((2� f�ours after ihe snaar �-�nd ice h�s ceased to be deposited
tfie rear� .
A 1 I trees, {�ec{c;e s, b i i I bct� r�ds o�y o ��c:r obstruc � i on s c�rh ich
preve�t persons from having a cle�r vie�: of trt-�ffic
��pproe,ch ing t�n i ntersect ion firom c��oss streets in suff ic ient
t i m� to br i r�g a mo�or veh i c I e cir i ven t�� � re��sonaf� 1 e speed
to �' -(=u (! siop before -�he i ntersect ior� i s reached.
A I I I i r�bs of trees wh i c{� �-�re ! ess th��n e ic�ht (S� fec:t above
t;he surf�-�ce o�� s ny put� i i c s i de►d�� {{; or s�reet .
AII wires wf�ich are stf-�ur�g less �{��r-� fifteen (15) fee-�
�bov� the surf�ace of �ny stree�; or �� l�y.
A I I bu i i d i ngs, w:� I I s, � nd oil�er structu�es wh i cl� ha ve been
d�m�g�d Uy fire, dec�-�y'or othee�wise to ar� ex'cent exc�edin�
one-h� lf (1/2� their origin�-,l value �nd/or� WI"IICII are so
situ�ted .:�s to end�nger the sa�fety oi' tl�e pub� ic.
A I( exp 1 os i ves, i nf I�-�mm�b l e I i qu i ds �-�nd othcr dangerous
subs�,nces stored in �-�ny mariner� or in ar��� amoun� other
th��n th--;i provid�d by 1aw and arciinancP.
�! i u se or d i sp I�-ay of i= i re���orks except � s prov i ded by
taw and OY'Cii Ci��f1CG'.
/�tl unnecess:,�y noises and ��nnoying vi�r�tions.
A!f buildings �nd �I! �,(ter���ions �o buildin�s m�de or
erected «iihon tl�e fir�e 1 imi�s as estL�bl'tshec� by ordin�,r,ce
i n v i o I. � i o� of the ord i n� r�ce concerr�i ng m�}nner �,nd rr�ater i�z ( s
� nd construc�; ion .
Obstruct i ons �-�n�i exc�v�zt i o��s aifect i n� the ordi n�, ry use
of t��e pub 1 i c af street s, �� 1 f eys, s i c�c:,i� ; I ks ar pub I i c
grounds except un�er such cer��' it i on s�� s ar� prov i ded by
ordin�nce.
R. d i o�:;er i� I s strung or� er�cted i n any m�nner except th�t
provided by law �,nd or�dinanae.
The ma I i c i o�a s erect i on of a s� i te fence a�� :� ny ot��er
structur�v �:s �'ef i nad by !4i i►�neso-�t, Stt-��u�es 561 .�2 w�i ch
are liereby i ncorporated by referen�e.
Any u�e oi' property abutting on ��u%(ic street or
sidew�lk or �ny use of � pu�lic street or side4�r�1k whi�h
c� uses ie rge croti�ds of peop 1 e to c�� t��er, obstruct i s�g
traff ic � nd -�h� free use of the streets or s ic;ewa I ks.
A1 I hanging sig�s, �,wnings � nd ot�-�er sirni d:�r structures
over the streets or sidew� l�:s, or so situ,�ed �s to
endanger pu�� I i c s� fety not con structed an� m<:inta i ned �� s
prov ided by (�-:w �nd or:�i rZ�nce, or w i tl�out proper p�rm it .
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bu i Ic� ing a� � j�y� str���� or� s i de��,� 1 k, os� to f( ow acro ss ��ny
s i dewa I 1< a
( 6. A i� I b<;� r��ed w i•r�e f�r�ces ��r i�t h i n-�;1�� p 1�,�;�ed .,nd bu i�( t-u�
po!��: i on c��`= �he G i-�y .
I%. A! ( da�i��rous, unc�u�-;rc�ed m�:cl� i rier;�, ec�u ipm�n�, orr otl�er
prope r�:y i r� � r�y pub l i c p l<<�c=�, or� sc� Si �`U�t�E:CJ o� ope ra�ed
on pr,iv�7�.� pro�erty as to �-��tr�-�c-t il�e �ubl ic.
18 . The d i s�r i C�u � i nq of h�-� nci b�! I s ehce�ts a s prav i cfed by I�w
znc� or�d i n�ince.
� 9. Throev i ng, durnp i n3, or depos i-E i ii� o P��ny des-�d an i m� I s,
rnanu�e, g�i�bage, �,r�ste c�ecaying m=3f:-f:er, c�round,srnci,
stones, aslies, resb� i sh, t; i n c�ans, or o�hc r rr��-�tes� i a! of any
� �; i r�d an pr� i v.,te pra�er�y i r, tl-►e: C i��:y o�= f-ri dl ey.
20. Tht,o�ti� i ng, dro;lp i r�g, or re ( easi rg �:� i nted r;�a-��cr, �aper,
or �,ny o-�i1er rnater i�, I Qr1 c�l�,;ects ov�r the C i ty fraR� �n
a i rp I ane, f�� ! I oon, or other �� i rcr��,fi, or i n sucl, a
manner �� s�ti c�.use such m�:�ter i a l �o fs; ! I or l��nd i n�fze
C i-�y of Fri al ey. �
2!. Riacing entr�ince cuf�-erts, or doinc� any �-�ct 1JI1lC:f1 may
' a Itei� oi' �ffect �f�e dra i n�ge of stre�ts o� a I ieys or the
surf�ce or gt•�-;de of stree� s, .�. I I eys, o�� s i det���-: I�:s ar it{�out
proper pe r�m i t fi rs-t ob���� i ned firo�r� tha C i�;y Eng i n�er .
22 . F1�-. k i nc� rep<� i r�s �;o n��tor v�11 i c a�s c�r t � r�s i n pu� I i c
streets or � I 1 eys, exceU�; i n� on I�� er��rgc:ncy rc��y i rs wl�e n
,�� i i. w i(( no� ue�dsa 1 y i rr;�ede cir i r� �er�`er�: w i-L-i� tr�ff i c.
�'23. Tlirow i ri�. P I t�c i n�, dv�os i�: i n�, or b�.�rn i ng i e�ves, �,r�-, sh,
1�?wn c i i p� i nc� s, t•�e�c�s, �r.� ,s, or o�.her �ra�Cer i a! i n th�
s•t;re�ts, � i! eys o� c�utf;et�s;�� p�rov ided �hrt 1e�ives on I y
rn.-,y be p I<-;cec� i r� �u�fiers ciu�-i"rs� -�h:: n�s�ntf�� of O�t���er ��nd
Noven�b�r �;o be �a i c��d uF� by 'che G ity i f so p! r;ccd V s not
to m,terix�i ly or unduly ir�ter�fere �aith �r�F� �;r�,i-ic. �
24. Erec-L-ing, p�� inting, or placi:�c� fl{' un�-,�f:F�r�r• ozed tra -f ic
s i c�n s, p�, rk i ng s i gn s, nn �a r�. i n� s i�ns , or any adver�t i s i ng
sigtis in streei;s o� al leys or or� �ide�iUl�:s.
25. The oper�z"CIOCi oi' ar�y r:�c-�io c�evic�� or �__po�rri:us for SOL4i1�i
m� k i ng or re�srocluct i on �-��rp i i� i cr.� � o�� or pro jec� i on of th e
hum� r� va i ce on the street or i n or� u�c�n �ny V£,'i13 CI e� where
the sounds t}�es^L�'t�am m:�y � i ver� the a�tent i on of pedesirtians
or veh ic I e op�r���toi�s i n the s�;ree-ts.
2fi., AI� unr�ecess.�ry ir�ierf�r�nce �-�nd di4�t;ur�,�nce o�= r�,dios er TV
seis c�used by i mpr�o e�� o��er��-��c��, �e�fec� i ve e I ectr i r_a f
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27. AI I,other ca�dit s`ons, acts, or tizi�nc�s which are ! i�b1e to
cause i r�jury to tri p�r9so�; �r� �rfl�r�r��:}� c=i' �,ny one .
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SECTlUN �". Cons�`ce�;�ct�nn Nu_i.s�nces.
( . iiaurv �or cansi;r�c-:��r� �3ji7,,�:.
c� . � t�'. S�lc:,, � �3E� 'ibPl � c�td7�"U' �O E?riC�'c3C�C' ! C] OP' COi1GUC�; c3PlY
ac�tivi�ty in the cc�nstruc�ion of ��ny t�ui Iding ar
strt3::t�are, or �1� e I ay i nc� �i any pavement i ncl ud i ng but
r�ot 1 i;�ited to the rnakinc; of ��n3� e;;c:�v.-�tion, clearing
of sur-F� ce I and, � nd ! o� d i n g or� un 1 o�d i n� m��ter i a(,
equ ipr;is�n� or sta}�p i i es, ��nywl�ere i n t��e � ity excep �
be-�t�=een th� {�o�:rs oi� %:00 {� .P.9, and 8:00 P."9, on
weF�.d��ys, oth�:r t(�-3�� S�^�f.�;r�c;�;y�, and exce�i bet;ween
tf�e hc�urs of 8:30 P.�.�. ��a,id 5:00 P.i���. on S�:�tur�day.
Howev�r, suc'i �-,c� iv ity sh� l l be 1��wfu l if a perm it
ther�f�re h�s been i ssued k�y �he C ity upon app 1 ica� i on
i n:�ccot�d. nce w ith the rec�u i remenf;s of subsect ion (c}
below�
b. I t sh-� I! be �:n l�wfu ! to eng�c�e i n sucli worl< or �ct i v i ty
on <; Sund.�y un i ess �: s�ec i a l perrn it for suci� Sunday
work h�. s f i r�� bien i ssu ed.
c. (�ermi�s �nd specia) permi�s. App� ic��tion for a permit
sha I I be made i n wr i � i n� ta tr�e C i-ty P�{<�nager �-�nd sh� ! I
state �the nari� ofi the ���p ( i c�n�; � nd h i s busi ness
address, �h� I oc��t ion o-� tl�e proposed wark, ��nd the
re�zson iar see� i ng � perrn it f.o d� such work on
S,-,turd�,y or Sunci�y, as �.1�! I as �he estimCted -�ime of
the proposed oper��tions.
i. Pvo such per�r� i� sh<� I I b� i ssued except inc� where the
pub i i c we I i=�re w i 1! E�e harm�d by i'a i I urz to perforrn
the work �t the t i mes i nd i c��ted.
d. Noth ing i n th i s ord i n<, n�e sh� l I be constr�ed ta prever�t
' .�ny ��ork necess�r�y to pre;v�;-�t in�ur�y io persons or•
�r�oper�:y ��t � ny t i me .
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2. 11se of streets. The use of streets for the storage of
meter i � I s i n tlie e->r�UCess of construcl. ; on or z I �erz t i vn of
�� bui Idirzc? rn<-�y be gt�� nted when the s�=�e s� i 1 I not una';a1y
i nterfere ti�r i th tr��f f' i c. nd �� i i I r�o-L redu ce the us,b ! e
w itdth of the s-�r=eet ±u I ess tn �n e ig���een feet; no
port i on of �, str�et other th� n th� � di r�ect ly ��butt i nc� on
the pre��ses o�i krh ich �,�ork a s be in� cion� s}�� I 1 be uGed
exce�t w i th the cc� n�ent of the o�•r r�er �r• occu�a nt of the
pr�r,� i ses <-��;u��; i �g a� sucn �,or°i; iar� . Ar}Y f��r son seek i nc�
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to make such use of -the s-�;reet s}�a !( i' i 1 e t-�n app l i ca-� i on
wi�l� th� clerlt, toqe�f�er n�itE� <z k�ond t,�i-�h sureties to be
�-�pproved by ihe c{ erk, to i nd�r;it� i-fy the C ity for any
I oss or d�r�:�ge wh i ch may k�e i r�c�:r�r��'i by rea son of suc h use
G�nd occup.�t i on .
3. i�" i ght operat i an s. P�o con struc�, i on or a I ter��t i on operat i on s
shall be c�rried on at night time i-f the same are �ccompanied
by I oi�d or annoy i ng no i sc;s.
4. S i c�eti,r� I k s. No s i de�,r�� I k sh�� ( I be obstructed i re th e cou rse
, of bu i I c� i ng oper��i i ons w ithout a�p�c i, i�erm it from the
c I erk; and t�rFienever �� remov�� 1 of a s i dewa I k i s requ i red
• such ���ork sh� I I not be done uni i 1 .� sp�c i�a ! perm it i s
� secured frorn t'r�e c I erk.
5• S�fequ�.rds. It sh� I I be the duty of a person or corpor:�-t ion
, do i ng �ny construct i ng, a Iter i ng, or wreck ing � do the
same wi-th proper ct�re for the s:-,fety of persons �nd property.
' Warn i ng b�:� r�r i c=�des � nd I i ghts sh�: I{ be mt-� i nta i ned ti��henever
necess� ry for th� protect i on of pedest� i�7ns or tr�fi i c;
� nd �empor� ry roofs over s i dei.�� i ks sha I! be c�nstructed
� whenever there i s d��nger from f�� I I ing � rt i c I es or n�ter ia l s
to pedestrians.
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SECTI Oiv 6. Offense Tr?des Const itut i nc� A Aub l i c Nu i s,nce. The
m. i nten�nce or operat i on w i�;h in the C ity ofi Fri d! ey of �-� t�nnery,
render i n� est� b 1 i shment, so=�p iactory,. sl auc�hter house, or fert i I i zer
p I. nt, or the m�-� i nten�-�nc� or eng� c�em�nt i n � ny othe r trlde or emp I oyn����t
which is d.;ngeraus to the public health or injurioias to neighboring
property, or from tr�� i c�� I o�th some odors .-�r i se, s�� � I 1 be a pub 1 i c nu i sance .
' SECTION 7, Duty Of Nealth Officer. It shall be the duty of the Health
( nspector (un ( ess o�he rtti� i se determ i ned by tl�e C ity hlanager� a i ded by
the Po I i ce Depzrtment, to i nspect prem i ses w i th i n the corporate I i m it s
' of the City of Fridley �nd tal:e such necess�ry prec��u�ions ��s are
necess�ry to prevent the c�mmission and m�intenance of pu'�lic nuisances
� ffect i ng he. I th, safety, comfort a nd repose, �. s def i ned i n Sect i on 2.
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SECTI ON 8. DutY Of �h i ef Of Po 1 i ce. It sh=� I I b� the duty of the Ch ief
of Po I i ce (un I ess othe rw i se determ i ned b4� the C ity P���-�n��ger� $o i ns}�ec�
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prern i ses � nc3 coi1G� !'t", i Ot1S and c i rcumst�nees w ith i ri �he corpor��t�
I imits c�f' the City af Frialey .?r7d ��;9<� �11 l r��.gsonal�le prec��u-tions to
prevert-L th� cUrnrr�'s ssior� ar�d rr�� i r��;c:n��r�ce oi pubi ic r��a is�-�i�ces .<�ffec�;ing
mar� t s. �, nc4 decency. :� s def i rz� d i n Sect i on 3, t� nc# �;he Po 1 i ce Depa rtraent
sh�I I a-� �-�I! times : ssist �;h� City Engirzcer ��rid ihe City Neal�h Officer
i n de-�eci i ng, � nd p��et�ent i n�� -�he con,m i ss i on ar ma i n�en�;ncE of pub ! i c
nuisrnces within the City of Frid(ey oi :�ny n�-��ure as defined in this
ord i n��nce and by tf�e I.�t�s of the St�te c�f= h-1 i nr�esot� .
5LCTIOPd 9, tllt�y Of Ci�_En�.ineer. (t shC.! I{�f, the dut� of tt�e City
Engineer (uniess o-�fierwise dete,mined by �he City R��-�n,�ger� ��ided by
the Po I i ce Dep,, rtnient, to i ns�ect 'che prer,� i ses w i�:h i n the corpora-te
I in�i-ts of the Cit;y of Fridley �-,nd take such s�c:ps �-�s e,re rc>,sanably
necess��ry i;o pi�event, the cor�m i ss i on ra nc� m�� i nten�: nce of pu�s I i c nu i sunc�s
�=: ffec� i ng pe<�ce � nd st�-f'e�cy � s c�ef i neo' i n Sec-t i on Q.
sec-r i or� ! 0._ Po�,,�er s Of Of-F i cer s. 1'Jlieriev� r i n thc. j udgment of the He� 1 ti�
I ns�ec#;or, C ity Eng i s�eer,� or Ch i ef of Po I i�ce (or� strch other off i c e r s
as m��y be de-�err�ineci by �he City hi��n��.get�) thcy find u�on inves�ig�tion
�l��� � pub l i c nu i sance i s be i ng ma i nt�� i ned c�r ex i sts w it h i �� thz C ity
�f Frid{ey �,nd within -the r�espec�ive �'ields o-f" su}�ervision �s
here i nl�efore set for�h, they sh�-� !( not i fy �hv person, f i r�m o��
cor�ar:;�ion in tdritinJ, who t�re m�-�inta ininc� s<�id publ ic nuis�,nce �nd
requ i rc� h i m or t�ien� to �er;�i i na'ce a nd ��b��te s<:, i d nu i s�� nce � nd reqt� i re
h im or them to remove suc�� conclit i ons c�r reniedy such defects. S�� id
wr i t;i�et� not i ce sh�, ! 1 t�e servec� on �tf�e F�son con�m i-t�i: i ng or ma i n#:�� i r� i r�c�
sa i ci nu i s.�nce, i n person or l�y reg i ster�ed m�� i!. f f the prern ise�
��re nc�t occirp ie�! and �he �-�c�clress of -�f�e owncr i s un�,noti.rn, servi ce on
the a�,�n�r m� y be h<�d by pos-� i nc� , copy of tF�e noii ce on the prem i ses.
S�� i d not i ce sh� I( rec�u i re the oarne; or occi�p�,nt ef suc�� p►�em i ses, or
both, to take re.��orz,bl� si�:�s within a re�:�son�l�l�.� tir�e to :zb,te ��nd
remov� s. i d nu i s�nce, s�� i c� s�e�s � nd t i me to be deJ i 9n �ted i n s� i d
not i ce, but the rn�::x i muir� t i n�e fori the re►nov�-, I of s� i d nu i s.-:nce �rfter
serv i ce of s<� i c� noi i c� sh<-� I! no� i n �� ny even� exc`id ti� irty (3� ) d, ys ,
Idhen an or•cicr� so g i veri by if�e Nea I�;�a ! nspectot-�, � ity Cr�g�i n�er, Ch ief
of Po I i ce, or other �roper! y de s i gr�:,-ted �, nc� : u�}�o,� i�ed of f i cer, i s nct
comp! ied !�rith, such nfln-cornpl �<,nce sli�l 1 be r�epar��d for�tf�with to the
City P�i=�n��ger for such �-�ction � s a�ay be nec�s�t�ry ar�d cieemed �:,dvis.,ble
i n the ri�me of tl�e C ity of Fr i dl ey to ,b�te � r�d en jo i n the further
con � i nu�-�; i on �f s:� i ci r�u i s� nce .
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SECT! Q�v _1 I_.�__ At�ai;er.�ent �J-� _I`d�s s__�w:�r�ces t3y Co�_cr��c i!_M I f, <-�fi;E>r sucl�
service ofi na�icc, the p�-�rty �r� p. ��-�ee5 f,-,i1 to �-�batc �he nuis:�nce
or m��l:e tE�e necess�ar•y re����irs, ,�ite�ai-ions, or ch�nc�es in accor�d�-,nce
w i tEz �L{�e d i r�ec�; i on O� '�I1e Coian� i I, sa i d Counc i! r7��y cau se such nu i s�-�r�ce
�o he �����:.-Led a-� t�►e ex��ensc: of the City �,nci recover sucl� e�per:c�iture,
p I us �-�n ,dd i f; i ori�; I twenty- f i ve per cent (2�;j) of suc h ex�end i tu re, ei ther
by c i t� i! � et i on ��ga i nst th� person or pet�sons s�rved; or i f such
serv i ce h�� s beer� had upon tf�e otrncr or occubarzt, by order i ng -�he C 1 ei�k
t;o extenci such suni, plus t�,reniy-five pery cerrt (?��� ther•cof as a
s�ec i�: I t.-�x ����: i nst tht prape�ty upon wh i ch t��e o�u is��ncE ex i sted and
to cer� i fy �he s� me -to the Couniy l?ud i t�r• f�r co ! I ect i on i n the m� n ner
�.S �;c�X@S z tlC� speci�l� s?SSC,'SS`"�i-C11i:S c rC CC:t��l'rlf.'Cl �?f1C� col lec�Ced.
SECT I Oiv I 2. Pen�; I t i e s. Any per so n, f i rn�, or corporat i on, t,�ha sha � I
e, use ot� cre :te a nu i sance, or per-m i-� � ny nu i sance �o be cre��tcd or
p f aced upon, or �o rem� i n upon � ny pi1c�sn i sLs owned or occup i eci by h i m
or �{�sern; , nd � n3� perscn, f=i rm, or corpora�t i on wha sha !( -F, i I io comn I y
witl� ��ny re� sor���t�le or�der r��de under -the ��avi sions of th is ordi nance
anci upc.-,n cor�vi c�t i or� thereof, sl�� i! b� clecmed g� i ity of �� misderneanor
?nd sh, I I be pun i shed by �� f i ne of not more th��n One f���ndred I�o 1(��rs
(�l00,00� or by imprisonr��ent in the County Jail i=or not more than
ninety (ga) d,ys.
SCC1�{OP� !3, Sep,r.-,bi � �t_y� Ever�y section, pr�ovisi�n, or p��rt of t�iis
ordin=�nce is decl��r�cd sep��ra�le from ev�ry o-thar� section, pr�vision,
or p�rt thereof sh� I( be he! d i nv�� I i d, it sh�-� I I not efiec� any other
sect i on, �r�ov i s i ott, or ���-�rt .
' SECT! Oi; I��., i:e�e� I.__ Th is
depr i ve the C if;y af Fr id 1 c
nu i s�nces �-,nd ihe �batemenfi;
st,tute, or� or�d i n.-� nce . Th�
, under th i s arc!'s n��nc� ot� ar�y
of m� i n�� i n i ng ,n� for +I�e
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ord i n�, nce i s stapp 1 emen ���ry �.3 nu' sht� I 1 not
y of �,ny of i�s pow�r s i n reg� rd to
thereaf, t4h�ther derived from common Iaw,
City of= rridiey m�y, at its op�ion, proceed
o�l�er l,w or ordir�ance, ior the punishment
ab�tement of nuisances
This ordinance s��«! I t�E:e effe�t tsn d::3ys L,fter d,te of its publ ication.
PASSCD F�Y TIIE C I TY COtJNC I L OF TNE �( TY OF F i I C) LEY, T;-I 1 S
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Attes� :
CI'i'Y �LER�: - P9�RVIN C. E3RiiNSELL
F i rs-L- t2ead i ng :_Se��i:er��,ic:r_° 5, 1967
Seccsnd Re-,da ng :
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Sepi�mber !3, 196%
h�larvin Brunsel l
James D, Gibbs
Ordinance Regarding Transien-t �9erchants, Peddlers,
and Solicitors w�thin �he City of Fridley
As per our d i scuss i on, ( h�-*ve amended and re-�urned to you the C ity
Ordin��ance pertaining to peddlers and solicitors.
I do no� know what convers�ation ��1r. fierrick may have had wi�h
you or the Council with regard to this Ordin�nce. H��lever, (
would h�ve to recommend to the Council th,t Fridley take � position
s i m i I, r to th� t wh i ch i s know a s the "Green R i ve� Appro� cE�". Th i s
tyQe of Ordinance mt�kes it a nuis�,nce to go on priv� e property
for the purpose of pedd ( i ng or so I i c it i ng un le ss there i s an
express or i m� I i ed i nv i t�t i on to do so bj� the o►.rner of the proper-cy
or the accup�nt of the premises. �
Th i s type of Ordi n�-�nce F�� s been uphel d by the l!n ited Staies Suprer�e
Court. It prohibits �,I I peddl ir�� �nd sol iciting within the City
except wh�n requ�sted by �� spec i f i c i nd i v i dua I i n t f�e C i ty .
If I underst,nd the purpose of the Ordinance that h�s been submitted
to the Councii, it is to regul�-�te to some extent magazine salesmen,
etc. Tt;e amendment that I h��ve �dded would, of course, specific�lly
exempt these peop !e from �:he Ordi nance. The amendment i s necessary
because o� the interstate commerce clause o-F the Constitution. !
fee 1, therefore, th �t we have, by pa ss i ng th i s Ord i na nce, done
nothing to regul<,te the problem which we previausly felt existed.
You might mention this to the Council.
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Oi�i) i T�?; ��CC N0 . .
AN O��i3 ! i�!�ti�lC� RE Gil Ll�T I NG Ti2ANS I E N7 �tERCN/� NTS, i�Ed!) LERS,
�,ND S�LfC11�0�5 1�dITNiN TNE= CITY OF FRIDLEY
THE C( TY COl1NC l L Of= THE C( Tl�' OF FR ID Lk Y DO O(�D/� { N AS FC1 LLOt°JS :
SECTI ON f. t�lhen used i n th i s ordi n�nce, t��e fo ( l owi ng terms sh, ( I
hCve f:he foi iowing meanir�gs: �
A. Tr�-�nsie»-t h���rcliz-,nt: Any person sel 1 ing ��ny merchzndise
from �� g��� i I ro��d car, -L-ruck or ven i c I e e i ther a s a
princip,l, agent, consignee, or employee, whether a
res i dent of the C i ty of Fr i d I ey, or not, or wf�o occup i es
�nd uses �-�s his pl�,ce of busin.ess �ny bui Iding or lot ,s
�� �en��nt �;-t w i i( or u�der <� I e�� se for a shorter term than
six mor►ths, is 4 tr� nsien-� merchant.
B. Peddl�r or H��Jker: Any person who tr�vel s by i'oot, motor
vehicle or <<ny other type of conven�nce, from place ta
place, house to ��ouse, or s�reet to street, �nd who
c�>rries or conveys �oods or w�res, edible �nd nonedible,
offer i ng � nd expos i ng the s� me for sa ! e i s a pedd ler .
C. Sol icitor� or Canv.wssers: Any p�rson, whether � resident
of the City of Fridfey or not, tr�vel ing either by foot,
motor veh i c I e, or f ny other type of conven� nce, from
p l�ce to p l ace, hous� to hc�use, or stree�t �o street,
t�k i ng or .-�ttemp� i ng t;o t�ke orders for s�� ( e of goods,
w� res and merch=� nd i se, persona I property of � ny n� ture
wh�-�tsoever for future de! ivery, or for services, including
home im�rnverr�ents �nd rep, irs to be furn ished or perform�d
i n-th� fu�ure, wf-tether or not� such i nd i v i c1u� I carr ies or
exposes for sa I e �: s�mp l e of the sub ject to such s� ! e, or
whethcr or not he i s co ( 1 ecti ng �,dv��nce paymenis, i s��
so I i c i tor, prov i ded th��t he i s not a tr�_ ns i ent merch�� nt or
pedd I er � s def i ned here i nbefore.
�• A license fez sht,l! not be collected from solicitors t�king
orders w iih i n the C ity of Fr idl ey for r�oods to be de 1 ivered
iri the future from . poini: in some other st�te.
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SECTi GPd 2. License f:equ i r�ed. �o trc-�n�i eni r;,ercf�.-�nt, peddi�r, or•
sol ici�:c�r�, ��h�r th� n r �o� icit�r�� dair3c� ��u�ines� by rppoir�t;��cr�-��
sh� i f se! I or oi 3'er� (�or• s�:: 1 c �ryny rne►�cf�r�rZC:! i Je, or9 �� �i�;rn�at i:o do �,n�
�usiness in -�h� City ��� �riciiey, �ritfi�-�ut f`ir�t h���✓on� obta ir�ed �
i i cens:� for sucl� bits i n� ss fror,� �Fac: C; i-�y C l er� i n cnmp l ia nce w ith
�he pr-�ovssia;�s o-F this ar�:lirlsnce.
SECTI Oi`� 3_.,__. .��p l i c�,t i nn for L icense. The ��pp 1 i ca� i on for such 1 i cense
sh�+ 1 I be m��de -�a the C ity C I erl: ��n� Ash�� !! s1�o:�a the fo 1 I oE•d i ng :
A. The n:�r�e� home ��ddress ,nd loc� i. �,ddress, i-F ��ny� of -L-f�e
�.ppi ic�nt.
3. A phys i c� 1 c�escr i�t i or7 fl� th� app 1 ic� n-i, set� i ng fonth
the �:ppl ic� nt's age, heigl�'c, weic�h�;, color of h� ir and cyes.
C. The narne -; rid - d�ress of t��e p�rson, i i rm os� corpot�at i or�
for whom or �hrouc�h whom orders �re -�o be sol icited.
�. A statemer�t � s to t•rhetf�er- the r�pp1 icr.,nt ��� s been convict�d
of �,ny cr i ma ar m i sdeme.�nor, : nc1 i f so, t►}e na�ure of the
offense a
E. A st� �ement of the c�oods, w�res, ar merch� nrl ise to be so ! d.
F. A s���temetit; �,s to the p�riod dur irag WI'llCii the appl ic�nt
i nten�s to se I I w it h i n t he st� i d C i ty,
The forec�oing does no-� apply to ��ersons sol iciting or c�;nvassinq
on bel��:If of cf���,rit�=:(�le, rel igious, -or ed�c�tion�! institutions.
The reru i rements af -�h i s orc! i n�nc� s� i I I be deemecl to hav� b�en met
upon tF�e suk�rn i ss i on of a( i si oi the ca nv�: ssers to �e emp ( oye o by
the s,, i d org��n i z<�t i on by �h� superv a sot� i n cha rge oi the a rea
within the s�id City,
SECTiON �. License Fee. At the -L-ime oi` the fi 1 ing of appl ication,
�, ! icer�se fee sh� 1 l ��e �l0.00 for e� c!z indi vic�lcl� I oper��t ing W I�il iIi
the City of Fridley r:>r�d �Si��i I be px�sd to �he City Clerk. The fee
sha I( eover the b� I� nce of ��i� c..-; 1 end�r ye�;r . No fee sha ! I be
ch� rc�ed ta � ct-�r�v�; ss::r or� so I i c i-�c>r �f e���-� r i-�� 6! e, educ�t i on� 1 or
re( igious orgt�,nizations.
SECT ( 0�! 5. I ssu.-�nce of L i cens� . R! I �pp I i cat i on s for such I i cense
sha I( be ref�rred to the Po i i c� De�f,, rtment f otry i nve st i ga t i on . Th�
I i cen se sh�, 1 I be i ssued u�on Po 1 i ce Dep�;rtn�ent recommend��t i o� anc!
Council �pprova(.
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5CCTtC3�d �. License ,tcrm ��c; ��,:hibi-L-�ion. AI [( icenses issued
P-►eret�r�der°� s�7t� i(�cc�n-ta i r� t�s.� f o! t c�a i ng i i-i! C3e'r�at a c�n :
A� N�;n�e �nc� �:�'�e�ess �f i�l7e �p�31 ic��n�..
B. PFsys i c�� I descr i�-�; i ar� oi� �P�e a�p ! i ct-�nt .
C. The n-Ar,-��s o-i thc� �€:r:;�ns, fiirrn or car=por��ti or� i'or whom
�Cf�a gaocis, w� re s, or me rc!-�anc� i se. i s F�e ing so I d.
U. The nr tur�e af �{�e gc�oc�s, H���res, or rnercntznd i se.
E. Cxpir��ic�;� ���ie oi ! icc�n:�c�.
!n i;t�e c<<se of sol icitors or canv�,s�ers fo�2 rel i�ious, chari��-�b le,
or educat i ona I o�-�nr,n i zat i on�, tl�e ! i cens� �h=, I i cont� i n the n�me
of- �IZe i n� i v i d:�:, !��nd the �rg��n i z.�t i er� s�on sor i ng tti e i nd i v i du� (.
A! t such 1 i censes sh�� ! I be shoe,m at tE7e request of any c i t i zen .
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SECTIOPd %. Prohibi�e� Prz.,c�:ice�. Pda person I icen�ed under this
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ordin�nce sl��l f eal I at�ention to fiis business or to his merchandise
by cry i ng out, b( oc�r i ng �� I�orn , r i ng i ng �, t�e I i, �r by a I oud, or
unus�r� I no i se. Pdo person I i censeci under tli i s ordi nance sh�� 1 I
' se l I or so l i c i t on Sund� y, at, ��fter� the t�aur of 9:0� P.F-9. , un l ess
r= pi�ev i ous ��ppo i r�trnent be made. Pvo per�an ( i cen��d unde� th i s
ord i n,-;nce sli�-� I i enter or conduct bus i n�ss upon prem ises where a
1 s i gn or p l.�que, w i ti� I etters on�-h�; I i' i nch h i gh, i s co�sp i cuou s I y
pos�ed st:�t i ng, i r� e�fec�, � ha t no pe d d I ers or so [ i c i tors r re a! I ow ec�.
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SECTION 8, Excl;�sior,s. This ordin�-�nce does no� apply to canvzssing
or so I i c it i ng for �he pur�ose of orcfea^s �Ur f�t�re door to door
de 1 i ve ry of net�sp�-�per s or to ��r,y� person }rho m�,y se ! I or pedd ( e
proc�ucts of farrn ar ��rden occupied �nd culi:ivated �iy suc_h person.
Th i s ord i r�ance sh�-� !( not �;pp ! y to per=sons 1 i censed f-or the sa ! e
of m i I k, cream, d� i ry �roducts �,nd bt�kery procauc�s or other
ps-�rt i cu I ar products pursustr�t �o t{�e pr�ov s s i Qns af -�he ord i nances
of the C ity of Fr id I ey� . nd sha I I not �p�I y ta occLpat i ons 1 i censed
�nd bonded pursu�nt to state l�w.
Th i s ord i n:�nce sh�� 1 1 not ��pp � y to st-; ! esmen se ! t i ng goods to reta i I
or who I es� 1 e stores or to profess i on�z ! o� i ndustri a l est�b i i shment s.
SECTI QN 9; �evoc�t i on . Perm its � nd I icenses i ssued uncier the
prov i s i ons of th i s ord i nance m��y be rev��ked by +he C ity� of Fr i dl ey
Counc i I for �-�r�y of the fo t 1 ow i ng c�Lr ses :
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cc�ur�se of c� rry i ng o;; h i s bus i n� ss.
C. Any viei��tion oe this or�clir��:n�e.
�. Conv i c� i c�n �f �ny i � I ori y or o� �-: nr i s�erne;:n or i nvo I �� i nc�
m o t� a i � ts r� p i-L- u cie �
E e Conduet i n� tf�l: bus ine�s I i censec! i�� C�n �jn 1�-�wfu I manner or
i n such a manner� za s ta can s� i�.0 �e �� b�e��ch of the peace
or -�o cv�asi.itir�e � r,:en��ce -�o -�he }ie� I�h, s<�fety, or
gerzert I weli�are oi the puL�l ic.
SECTI OP; I O��Pen., E tY_ �'�;ry �ersori, %i rn� or corpc�r�-�t i ort ti�rho si�a I l
vial��e �-,ny of �:he provisior�s of th�s ordin�nce sF�:�l I be punished
�Y ��ine of not rr�r,re -th��n �i�0,0�J or by irnpris�nr.�en� in ti�e Cour�t;�
Jai I 7or not more th��n 90 d=�ys. Eac;� viol�-�tics� of this ordin,nce
sh� I( constiiu-�e . sep;�r,te offense.
SEC1"I Q�i I I. Repe, I� Ordi n,nce No. 8, �-�dopted Ju ly 13, 1949, �nd
entstlecl, "Peddler's License" is her�eby repealed.
SECT�OP�� l2. Tirre of' i�kin�_Effec�. This ordin��nce s�»II ta)<e
effect �-�nd be in force upo:� its p��s��ge �-,nd pu�! ic��tion,
�'ASSE D E3Y TNE C I TY C011�iC ! L Ofi Tf-!E C i�fY �7F F r`: ! U i.EY , 71-( I S
DkY 0;
ATTEST:
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CITY CLERK - "7ARVlN C. BRUNS�LL
F i rs� F�e-�d i ng : Septer��er 5� 7_967___
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OFnTNANCE N0.
, AN ORDINAI�TCE TO AMFNb THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY, i�fINNESOTA By MAKTNG A CHA��vGF IN ZONING
DISTRICTS
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 the
City of Fridley and described as:
All of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1,Carlson's
Summit Manor Annex 2nd Addition lying in the North-
west Quarter (NW4) of Section 26, T-30, R-24, County
of Anoka, State of Minnesota.
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
known as R-3A (generai multiple family d�aellings only).
SECTION 3. That the Zoni.ng Administrato-r is directed to change
the official zoning map to show said tract or area
from zoned district R-1 (single family dwellings) to
R-3A (general multiple family dwellings only).
PASSED BY THE CITY COUATCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
OF _ . 1967.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing:
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Publish........
Mayor - Jack 0. Kirkham
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THE MINUTES OF TF� BUILDIIvTG STANDAP,DS - DESIGN CONT.ROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETIi�1G
SEPTEr1RER 19, 1967
The Meeting was called to order Uy Chairman Eri.ckson at 7;42 P.M.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PR�SENT: Erickson, Hauge, Dittes, Tonco, Biermann
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
�. OTLIERS PRESENT: Fire Prevention Chief Aldrich, Building Inspectors Belisle
and Gasterland
Oi,D BUSINESS:
l. CONTINUED DISCUSSION - APARTriENT COMPLEX - PIAURICE FILISTER:
There was no need for further discussion since there was no new presentation
for the project.
NEW BUSTNESS:
2. CONSIDERATION OF AN APARTMENT COMPLEX - PLANNED DEVELOPr1ENT DISTRICT -
BLOCK OIVE, BOURDEAUX'S SPRINGBROOK ADDITION, LOTS ONE (1) THROUGH TtiJELVE
_(12) INCLUSIVE, BLOCK TWO (2) SPRINGBROOK ADDITION, BLOCK ONE (1) SPRINGBROOK
PARK SECOPID ADDITION (APPROXIMAi'ELY 81ST AND EAST RIVEP. ROAD) (REQUEST BY
HOWARTi DITtIPHY, OWNER) • R •
. Chairman Erickson presented the background.material on this project which he
had gained from the presentation before the Planning Commission. Comments
' were generally favorabl_e to the general plan and the exterior design. There
is a shortage in the necessary co�nmercial parkir�g as required by Ordinance
��45.343. There was also a question about the distance between the pro�osed
, garages and the dweLling units. A suggestion was made by Mr. Biermann for
more of a consideration for overhead protection for the access to the garages.
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MOTION by Hauge, seconded by Tonco, that the Planning Co.�mission accept the
general concept and design together with the exterior treatment as proposed,
but parking requirements and setbacks must conform to the City Ordinances.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Erickson decl�red the motion
carried.
3. CONTTNUED DISCUSSIONS OF UPGRADING ORDINANCES:
After a lengthy discussion over the various proposals; it was decided to continue
discussion at subsequent Design Control meetings before drafting possible
revisions of Chapter 49.
ADJOURIVMENT :
There bein.g no further business, Chairman Erickson declared the meeting
adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
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Acting Se�retary to the Board
THE T1I;�ttU'7'ES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION C0�IISSION MEETING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1967 �a�
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The meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes at 8:00 P..M.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Hughes, Dunphy, Cochran, Spence -
MEMBERS ABSENT: Fitzpatrick
OTHERS PRESEI�T: Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation
MINUTES, AUGUST 28, 1967
MOTION by Spence, seconded by Cochran, that the Minutes of August 28, 1967
be accepted as mailed. The Motion Carried.
MINUTES, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967
MOTION by Dunphy, seconded by Cochran, that the Minutes of September 11, 1967
be accepted as mailed. The Motion Carried.
MINUTES, SEPTEI�IBER 13, 1967
On the second page, first paragraph, fifth line, the tiaorcls, "his park"
should be changed to sead "this park".
MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Dunphy, that the revised Minutes of September
13, 1967, be accepted. The Motion Carried.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
In addition to the Football Fields at The Commons Park, Riverwood School
and Rice Creek School, fields have been added at Sylvan Hills Park, Terrace
Park and Moore Lake.
A water hydrant will be installed at The Commons Park for use on the skating
rink �his winter. It is the hope of the Department that the same can be done
at Flanery ParK, and also the site of the rink moved from last year's location
to the south end of the park.
Vandalism is still down although some trouble still exists at Locke Park and
Moore Lake Beach.
1967 installations at Madsen Park are complete. Apparatus area, multi-court
and sodding are complete at 54th and 7th Street, The apparatus has been in-
stalled and the multi-court completed at Summit Square.
'The Department has received no response to the appeal made in the newspapers
for a name to the park at 54th and 7th Street.
The cost of construction required to move the Police and Parks and Recreation
Bepartments into the new Civic Center was approximately $37,000.00. Due to the
large ii�ures inv:�lved, consideration of this proposal has been dropped b�• the
Council.
In briefly reviewing the 1966 �Vinter Program, ski lessons �vere brou�ht to the
' attention of the Commission. It is the general consensus of the members of
the Commission, the Director, and the ski instructor that a better program'be
made available. Students would be bussed to a ski area rather than using the
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hill under the water �tower at 'I'he Colr,mons for these lessons.
A Special Parks and Recreation Commission•Meeti.ng has been scheduled to be
held on October 16, 1967. The purpose of this meeting is to consider tlie
1967=196£> Winter Program.
PLANNING COh�IISSION REPORT, Chairman Huehes
Chairman Hughes presented to the Commission pri.mary plans for a proposed shop-
ping center - apartment building complex in an area bounded by East River Road,
Liberty Street and Ruth Street. A recreation area will be provided that will
sufficiently serve its residents.
LETTERS
Letter from Member Dunphy to the Commissioner of Parks of New York City and the
letter recieved in answer - Sut�ject: Dutch Elm Disease.
New York City has had much success in fighting the spread of Dutch Elm
Disease within its city. The loss of trees diminishes greatly every year.
They feel that diseased trees must be removed in early spring while the
disease is in a dormant period. Due to�the responsiblities as City For-
ester given the Director of Parks and Recreation by the City Council, the
matter of Dutch Elm Disease and Oak LVilt is of much concern to the Commis-
sion. A study of all trees in Fridley must be made to determine the ex-
tent of the disease in the City. The Director is to study the City Ordi-
nance and is to determine the costs of carrying through with this study,
The Commission also requested the copies of the ordinance be sent to them.
OLD BUSINESS
5th Edition of Draft for Park Land Acquisition and Development Program
The Citiy Council has scheduled a special meeting to be held on September 28,
1967 for the purpose of discussing this subject.
Neighborhood Visitations
The Commission agreed to take this item off the agenda for now. Due to the pre-
sently proposed bond.issue, these visitations are nat necessary at this time..
They will possibly be discussed at a later date.
NEW BUSINESS
Hockey Rink Locations
The Hockey �lssociation of Fridley has requested that the portable hockey rink
located last year at Rice Creek School be moved along side the J.C,. hockey rink
for this coming wi:nter's activities. This rink is lighted and a caarming house '
is provided whereas at Rice Creek Schooi, this rink was neither lighted nor
was a warmino house provided. With this pro.posed move, it would mean that there
would be two hockey rinks at Th�,.Commons, although on school property they are
maintained by the Czty, and one hockey rink located at Logan Park, Some of the
members of the C�r;�7iission r"eel that as long as only three rinks can be provid-
ed this winter, they should be spread out tiaithin the City.
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� MOTION by Dunphy, seconded by Spence, requesting the Chairman of the Commission
write a letter to the school board notifying t}lem of the request to move the
hockey rink formerly at Rice Creek School to a location close by the J. C. hoc-
key rink at The Commons, and inquire if such a move would upset any program
that they may have planned. The Commission would appreciate any comments on
this change. It is the Commission's belief that by locating this rink close
to the J. C, hockey rimk, although it would be on school property, many advan-
tages would accrue: there would be three rinks next to a warming house and
they would be lighted. The Motion Carried.
Ordinance 348 �
According to the City Council at their meeting of September 11, 1967, the re-
organi.zation of the Planning Commission has charged the Parks and Recreation
Commission to them. The Commission feels they are reponsible to the City Coun-
cil through the City Manager. Commission rec�uested that this item be placed
on the agenda for the next regular meeting.
Dedication of Parks
The Commission has been asked to be consideri�ig ways that newly developed parks
can be dedicated. They are to decide whether in�ividual dedications at each
park would be best or whether one dedication program covering all parks would
be best.
ADJOURNNIENT
The meeting was adjourned at 10:50 P.M.
A Special Parks and.Recreation Commission Meeting will be held on.Monday, Oct-
ober 16, 1967 at 7:30 P.M, at the Fridley City fiall.
The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, October 23, 1967 at 7:30 P.M.
at the Fridley City Hall.
Respectfully submitted,
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THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD 01 APPL:ALS MEETING OF SLPTEMBER 27, 1967
The Meeting taas called to order by Chairman Ylinen at 7:30 P.M.
RQLL CALL
MEMB�RS PP.ESENT: Ylinen, Ahonen, Minish, Nlittelstadt
MEMBERS ABSENT: Saunders
ACCEPTANCL OF THHE„ MINUTES OF TliE NI�ETING_OF AUGliST 30, 1967;
�MOTION by Minish to approve the minutes of the August 30, 1967 meeting.
� Seconded by Mittelstadt. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the
motion carried unanimously.
� 1• RE QUFST FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY MINNES{1TA 1963�
REVISEll DECEMI3EK 31, 1965, BY WAIVER OF SIDE YARD VAP,IANCE FROM REQIJIRED
FIVE FEET TO TWO FE1:T FROM SECTION 45.24, TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF AN
ATTACHED GARAGE AND BP.EEZFWAY AT 5714 [a?EST �i00?iE LAkE DI�I��E . LOT 4,
' BLOCK 5, DONNAY'S TAI�VIEW r1ANOR ADDITION. (REQUEST BY ROSS HAIDLEz
5714 WEST MOORE LAI� Di,�VE, FRIDI,EY, MINNESOTa, 5542� �
' M�. F�aidle was present and explained his proposal to the Board of Appeal_s.
He sta.ted that the next door neighbor, Nir. Jerry Johnsnn, did not have
any objection. There was no one else present on this item.
MOTION by Mittelstadt to accept the variance as it is an improvement to
the property, and the neighbors to the south do not object. Seconded
by Ahonen. Those voting in favor; Mittelstadt, Ahonen, Ylinen.
Opposed: Minish. The motion carried,
2. REQUEST FOR VARIANCES FI;OM THE CITY CODT OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, 1963, KEVTSED
DECEM�ER 31., 1965, BY WAIVER OF SIDE YARD RE�Ul'KEMENT FROM 17 FEET 6 INC�-?ES
TO 13,2 FEET, SECTION 45.24, BY WAIVER OF REAR YARD REQUIRE�NT OF 25 FEET'
TO 10.25 FEET, SECTION 45.25, AND BY WPIVER OF FRONT YARD SETB�ICK RF UIF�EMENT
OF 35 FEF;T TO 26 FFEl, SECTION 45.26, TO PERMIT COtiTSTRUCTION OF AN ASTAC��;D
GARAGE ON TOT 6, BLOCK 1, ELi„�;LL`S RIVE'sRSIDE HEIGIITS ADDITION, ANOKA COUNTY,
M;NNESOTA. SAME BEING 7571 AIDEN WAY NOP��HEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNF.SOTA, 55432.
_(REQUEST BY CHARL�;S F'. AMES, 7571 ALDEN t�TAY NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MIiVNESOTA):
Mr. Ames was present and explained his prop.osal to the Board of Appeals.
Mr. Ames explained that the kitchen was on the side o€ the house that he
would like to put the attached garage, and therefore, he would not like to
put it an the opposite side of. the house.
Mr. I,eroy Henderson, 7581 Alden Way, was present and explained that he
objects to the proFosal. There was further discussion on this matter.
MOTION by rlittelsLadt to not accept the variance, not primarily because of
the o}�jectioz�, but because the garage is not in line ��ith the buildings
al_ong Alden ti�uy, and it is only 13 feet f_rom the curb and would be a traffic
hazurd, Scconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there, being no nays, Chairman
Ylinn.l d�clared the motion carried.
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AD JOURNI�IENT :
MOTION by Mittelstadt to adjourn the meeting. Secon�ed by Ahonen. Upon
a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Ylinen declared the meeting
adjourned at 7;50 P.M.
Respectfully submitted, _
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Secretary to the Board
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City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue Norr_heast
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Attention; Mr. Marvin C. Brunsell
Acting Manager
Dear Marvin:
September 21, 1967
Re: Max Saliterman
61st Avenue Crossover
The tenants in Saliterman's shopping center have been giving him a good
deal of trouble because the slip-on for North-bound traffic to the
shopping center has never been completed. He and I went over a couple
of weeks ago and talked with the District Engineer of the Highway Depart-
ment. It was my understanding from that meeting that there is nothing
in the highway records to interfere with the completion of that slip-on.
A visual look at the site would indicate that someone has put a load of
black dirt instead of a load of blacktop to complete this entrance into
the shopping area.
At any rate, Mr. Saliterman would like to take the matter up with the
City Cour�cil. Would you put this matter on your next aaenda and perhaps
by phone or letter indicate to me the time the matter might be heard as
we11 as the day of the council meeting.
Yours truly,
Wyman Smith
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25 University Avenue Southeast
Minneapolis, Minnesota SS��Z4
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I�Iaxvin Brrznsell, Acting City P�qgr.
City of Fridley
F�idleJ, tii.nnesota 55�21
D�ar Marv:
T;�is is to advise you tYiat I Y�ave stopped payment on my chec':c
Plo. 692 dated September 11, 1967 in ttie ar�oun'� of �1Q0.00 for
the i1SSSD charge on a nsw home tl�a�; I am constructin� at 5591
Regis Drive,' �'ridle;�.
I opposQ paying tl�a.s charge at �;he time the build;.ng perr�it
i.s isrued. I strongly fee]_ it should be due and payable at
tt�e tim� the tiaater and se�aer perm� t is issued . I disagree �7itn
your policy as y�u described to rne on the phone �.s it is quite
inconsisant.
T'rle last two nouses that I have constructed�this �1C0.00 fee
��as lev � ed agw�i.ns � ma on one occasian at the tin�e ti�e water and
seiaer perrni�; *aas issued and on t��e other occasion at the time the
builclint pa-rmit t•ras issued .
I asGu,�e triat this .5100.00 charge is levied a.nd attributed to tne
use of iaa�er and se;aer only and it seems to me it shoul.d be due
at tiiai; narticular time. It is e: tremely unfair for �he city �to
char�e this fee when t:ie buildin� permit is issued and ;cnowino
quite �rill tnat the �rater and se�.er tiaou�.d r.ot �ie connected for
several mo,�tils later.
I a�n requestin� a� tYii.s tir-ie �hat I have tpie op�ort�anity to
discuss this matter �;i�h tYie city council and tnat I be advised
as to sLtc�� r�eetir.g.
Ver-,� truly yo�rs,
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A. C. Gnerre, PresaGent
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Councilr�an H3Y'T'1S
Counci�man Samuelson
Councilman Sheridan
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T0: City Council
FROM: Marvin C, Brunsell, Finance Directar
SUBJECT: Use Charges
At the present ti_me the City charges $7.00 per quarter for.
single family units and $7,00 per quarter for each L�nit of
multiple dwelling units for the sewer use charge,
There has been some discussion relative to lowering the
charge on the large mul.tiples, the theory bei.ng there is
not as much maintenance per unit on something like that as
on each individual residential unit.
A possible sliding scale arrangement would be to have any
unit from one to twenty four (1 to 24) at the $7.00 fi.gure,
units from twenty five to ninety nine (25 to 99) at $6.00
per quarter and ov er a 100 units at $5.50 per quarter.
This would be wi.th the assumption there would be just one
connection,
It should be kept in mind that cae are paying North Suburban
Sanitary Sewer District a straight $4,50 per rec a.nd there--
fore $5.50 would certainly be the absolute minimum that we
could go down to on any multiple dwelling, If the North
Suburban Sanitary Sewer District did raise their monthly
rates the City F�ould have to come up again on their's, I
would think.
If the above plan were to be put into effect, it would cost
the City at the present time $712,00 per year for the units
between twenty five and ninety nine (25 to 99) and $732.00
per year for the units over 100,
This is submitted to the Council for discussion purposes.
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Septembe� 27, 1967
T0: City Council
FROM: Marvin C. Prunsel.l, Finance Director
SUBJFsCT: Sewer Lateral Assessment
Lot 1, Block i, Battersoa's Adc3itiou
On August 21, 1967 the City Council adopi:e�l_a sewer lateral
charge for Lot 1, Blocic 1, Batterson's Addition in the
amount of $56�+,16. This assessment was adopted unc3er the
1967 Service Connections.
The standard procedure has been on assessments of this
type to deduct the e�tra costs to the property owner from
the amount of the assessmeat levied. At the tiine the
assessment was levied, the property o��rner had nc�t furnished
the City with any proof of any extra costs ar�d therefore
the fu.11 assessment was levied.
This property owner has no�a brought into the City proof of
extra costs in the ar.iount of $900.00 which exceed the amount
of the assessment. I would therefore recc�mmezid thst the
City Council abate the assessrrient for sewer lateral in the
amount of $564.16 under the 1967 Service Connections Roll
for Lot 1, Block l, Batterson's Addition,
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A RESOLUTIGIJ CERTIFYING CuRTAIN DELIN�U��NNT ��IAT�R AND
SE?��R CHARG�,S TO THE CC�LfiITY AUDITO� FO�. COI,I,EGTION
�JITFi 1 � 1968 T�XES
WHEREAS, certain water and sewer charges for the City of
Fridley are delinquent in payment, and, �
ir3HER�AS, Section 7 of Ordinance Number 113, Section 1.02
of the City Charter provides for certifying deli.nquent charges to the
County Auditor for collection with the taxes.
N��d, THERE�'p' �, BE IT RFSOLVED that the City Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to certify the follos•ring charges to
the County Auditor for collection with 1968 Taxes due and payable in
the year 1968 to-wit:
All these nated in Schedule "A" attached her•ato and made a
part hereof by reference.
P�SSED AND t�.DOP�D THIS DAY OF
196? BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY Or FRTDLEY, AidOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. ��
I�IAYOft - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATT�ST:
CITY CL�R,is - TRLASU�E.� - rlarvin C. Brunsell
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Di��L7N!�tT�,YdT �kTr�R �x SE���r�� ACCOUi�TS CEftTI�I::�ll TO COQ�ITX_�19�7
, --� c � L'�GAT� D�jC'_iTYi'ION _ AMOU�IT INT�,REST
ADD�R.�S.� � ._.�.__._.__---.,._.__.__.___._ .._._
� Distric� {T 1 =
58�1 � 2n�i Street T?. E�
�` 5857 T�ain Stx�eet N. �..
100 Riverse��e �r1ay N. EF
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13'� Satelli�e Lane :�1. E.
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. DistriCt t; 2
� 1521 - 60tYi �venue Yd. �.
� 1521 - 60th Avenue N. E.
1570 - 60t2i Avenue �,T.Eo
, 1 6- b�.'ch Avenue �d. E.
35
� 1�66 - 61�th Avenue N. E.
lObl - 67th Avenue No E.
, 6391 Dellwood Drive id. E.
5895 Central Ave3�ue :�. E.
' 921 Pandora Drive N. E.
' S725 P�lk Strezt N. E.
5800 �nTashington St. N. �.
' S836 �lashington St. N. E.
390 - bbth Avenue Pd. E.
� 6631� Central Av�nue N. E.
� District �` 3
, 75�t2 - ltth Street ��. E.
1�50 - 75th Avenue N. i�.
, �50 - 75th Avenue I:. E..
1�76 - �5th Avenue :�. E,
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Lots 16 � 17, Block 23
Hyde nark
Lots 28 & 29� Block 21�
Hyde Park
Lo� 28, B1ock 1
RiversedCe tddition
Lot 3, Block 1
Sylvan Hills� Plat 3
Lot t�, B1ock 1
Larry's k'irst Addition
Lot 4, Block 1
Larry's First Addition ,
kll of Lot 3& Lo � �t
exce�t E. 2 ft. Block 1
Van Cleaves �ddition
Lots 15 & 16, Block 2
Spring Val]ey Addi�ion
E 2 Lot 3 �lock 2
Spring Valiey' Addition
I,ot 2, �?lock 1
Brookvi°ir, 2rd Addition
Lot 23
Moore Zake Highlands, lst
Lot 37, B7.ock �
Parkvie�r Manor
Lot 22, B3ock 3
Brookvie�a Terr�ce, 2nd
Lot 3, Bloc� l
Sexter Addi.tion
Lot 9, Block 2
Lyndale Bldrs - 7th Addn,
Lot 6, Eloc�. 2 �
Lyndale Rldrs - 7th Actdn.
Lot 2, Block 3
Rice Creek Terr., Plat 2
Lot !�_�, Parcel 630
Auditor's Sub, '�`r 21 .
Lot 23, Block 2
Osborne z;anor
Lot 1 Block 1
TMleloc?y hiano.r
Lo-� 1, Block 1
Mel.ody �+ianor .
Lot 2', Block 1
tiielody Nancr
� 80.31
5•72
30.50
8.40
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16.5�
17.. 79
a�.95
21.30
70.65
28.30
15.70
�.1.95
10.26
26.58
29.22
1�0,52
3�.. o0
20l� . 00
2!� . !t2
32.70
213•z9
1�.09
� 6.L�3
. !�6
2.l�4
.68
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TOTAL
� 86.7�
6.i8
32.9�
9.08
1.32 1?.86
.95 i2.7�
.15 2.1d ,
1.7�
5.65
2.26
1.26
3. 36
.82
2.12
2.3�
9.bb
2.72
16.32
1.96
2.62
17.05
1.1t5
23.00
76. 3U
30. 5�
lb.9b
45•32
11.08
23.70
31. 56
130.28
36.72
220.32
26.3�
35•32
23o.2u
19.5�
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DELTvTQU;4�NT '�n1ATLR & SET:�'�R ACCOU1dT5 C�; ^
�._� �.., _ ' �TI�I�D TO COUIdTY - 1967 (Continued)
' ADDR"r�SS „ LEGAL tJ�.SCRIPTION AP^.OUNT
Distrirt � 3 (Cont�.nued) .
'�t76 - 75tn Avenue N. Eow Zat 2 Block 1
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Melody r�anor 165•90
'7�t3� Able Street N. E. Lot 5� Block !�
Shaffer�s Sub. �� l 3b.l�2
7520 Able Street N. E. Lot 6, Bio�k 3
�Shaffer�s Sub. # 1 23•52
75�1 Able Street N. E. Lot 5, Block 2
Nagelts Woodlands 19.06
?565 Ab1.e Street No E. Lot 3, Block 2
,Nagel � � r�;oocilands 22.93
?597 Able Street �T. E. Lot 1, Block 2
Nagel's i�loodlands 1p�3Q
� 7899 Broad Avenus N. E. Lot 22 Block A--A
River�aieta Hei�hts 33•15
?501 Central Avenue N. E. Lot 15, Block 3
,Don�� 5th Addition 6�2l�
7639 Baeon llrive N. E. Lot 13, Block 1
Meadowmoor Terrace 7�F3�
627 Cheryl Street N. E. Lot 8 Block W
t�iverview Heights 23.02
360 - 71�th Avenue N. E. Lot 2 Block 5
2E� El,y Street N. E.
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° 26� Ely Street N. E.
' 681 �ly.Stree� N. E.
5�-tZt Fairmoni St: eet N. E.
� 7889-81 Firwood ��Iay �t. E.
' SI�O Hugo Street N. E.
� 560 Hugo Street N. E.
' Sl�� Hugo Street N. �.
29� Ironton Street N. E.
' S76 Tronton Street N. E.
' S3� Janesville Street id. E.
53� Janesville Street N. E.
t518 Kimball Sireet irT. E.
1�t8 I,iberty Street N. E.
, 129 Rickard 3oad N. E.
'?�t31 Van Euren Street N. E.
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Melody Manor
Lot 39, Block 11
Spring Brook Park
Lo� 39, Block 11
Spring Brook Park �
Lot 18 Block U
Riverview Hei�hts
Lot l�7, Block J
Riverview Heights
Lot 2, Block l
Pearson�s Craigway� 2nd
Lots �9 & 50, B1ock H
Riverview Heights
Lots I�5 � �6, Block H
Ri.verviei�r Heights
I,ots !�9 & 50, Block H
Riverview Heights
Lot 2 Block l
Herwal Addition
Lot 1�1 �lock G
�iverview Heights ,
Lots 53-51�, Block �'
Riverview Heights
Lots 53-5t�, Block F
t�iverview Heights
Lots 57-58, Block E
Riverview Heights
Lot 35, Block 5
Spring Erook Yurk
Lot 3, B1'ock 1
Gartens Addition
Lot 26, Block 4 `
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25.68
16.50
lb.11
16.90
3. 3�
1�.9. t�6
34.25
�t2.15
5s.75
38.18
1.17
29.60
la.00
1��.. ? 7
39.6�
25.20
IN'i �RN�ST
� 13.z8
2.92
1.88
�.52
1.83
.82
2.6�
.50
.62
1.8t�
2.06
1.32
1.29
1.36
.26
9.56
2 • 75
3.37
4. 73
3.06
.09
2.3b
.80
3.59
3.3.8
2.Q2
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� �79.18
39.3�
25.l�0
20.58
21�. 76
11.12
35.80
6. 7i�
8.l�b
2l�. 86
27. 71�
17. 82
17.l�0
18. 2b
3.00
129.02
37.00
45.52
03. t�b
�tl. 21�
1. 26
31.96
lo.8a
1�8.3b
l�2.82
2 7. 22
Sh�f.fer�s Sub. rr 1 29.1i� 2.31.� 31,I�8
ID�L'T?���U�N�' 6�T�'i`!'r��� & S�±;'.1�;R ACCO'� � ��. ' �
_�,..� L:�I'S C.�'�rIFIED TO COU�7`Y - 1967 (Con�inued)
� ADi7R�S� LuCAL ��SC��TP�!'ION AtiOUI�T �
District ,�� 3 (Continued) _
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' 7�t�t� Van Buren Str�e� N. E. Lot !;, �31ock 5 �
Shaffer � s Sub .�' 1 31.22
7313 University f�vanue N. E. I.ot 7 8, Block 5
!MElody i�anor 15.92
7323 University Avenue No E. Lot l9, Block � ,
� Melody Manor 3�1•3Q
� 733? University Avenue N. E. Lot 20, Block 5
Melody P,anor 12 � sp
73b1 University Avenue N. E. Lot 22, Block 5
'Melody l�anor 22.12
?373 University Avenue N. L. Lot 23, Block 5
?•ielody i�,anor ��. �p
• 7361 Universit.y Avenue N. E. Lot 22, Block 5
�rielody AZanor �t1.l�5
7387 Uni.versity Avenue T1. E. I.oi 2l�, �lock 5
Melody hlanor 5.68
' 8098 Ruth Street I�. E. Lot 3l�, Block 10
Spring Brook Park 76.?0
680 Hugo Sireet N. E. Lot 35 Rlock S
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Riverview HeiGhts
3.00
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2.50 33.72
1.28 17.20
2. 71� 37, o�
l.o0 13,50.
1.7b 23.88
3.60 l�8.50
3. 31 !�!� . 76
.l�b 6.1t�
6.oII � 82,�.8
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NOt�, TI�RE�� ORE BE IT RLSOLVLD, T3y the C:ity Council of �;he City oi
FY�idley, Anoka County, Mint��sota, at a regular meeting thereof on October
2, 1967.
SECTION l: Tha�t on the 7th day of November, 1.967, there shal.l be a City
Election for the purpose of votin� on the following;
ELECTION OF: CounciL-nan - 2nd Ward
SECTION 2: That the polling places for said election shall,be as follo�rs:
VJard 1, Preci.nct 1 lr7oodcrest School
Warc� 1, Precinet 2 Hayes School
Ward 1, Precinct 3 Riverwood School
Ward 2, Precir.ct 1 Sr, High School
Waxd 2, Preci_nct 2 Rica Creek School
Ward 2, Precznet 3 North Park Scho�l
Ward 3, Precinct 1 City Hall
Ward 3, Precinct 2 Parkview School
Ward 3, Precinct 3 Reserve Supply Co.
SECTION 3: That the polling places Vri7_1 be' open from 7:00 A.P�7. to 8:00 P.M.
SECTION �t: That the following �eople are hereby appointed to act as judges
for said electicn except that t�e C�.ty Clerk is hereby authorized
to appoint qualified substitates in cases �f_.^,onfliet or interest as set
forth in Chapter �, Secti.on �..05 of the City �harter.
h'ARD 1-- PRECINCT 1 1,329 Registerecl Voters - 8 judges each shift
WARD 1 - PRECINCT 2
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1,261 Registered Voters - 8 judges each shift
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Wf'�'�.D 1- PR�C INCT 3
�nTARD 2 - PRECII�TCT 1
�v`ARD 2 - FRECINCT 2
WARD 2- PREC INCT 3
WARD 3 L RECII�?CT 1
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1.,�99 F�e�;is�ered Voters - 9 Jud;es each snift
1,306 Pegisuex�ed Voters - 8 Judges each shift
7-,�53 Regis�ered Voters -- 7 Judges each shift �
973 RegistEred Vote-rs - 6 Juages each shift �
1,33�- Registered Voters - 8 Judges each shiit
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j�1ARD 3 ° PR�CINCT 3
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1,39� Registered Voters - 9 judges each s�if�
929 Registered Voters -� 6 judges eaeh shift
SECTTOTd 5: That tl^�e following jud��s are app6inteci to act as chairman of the
Election Boa.rd for the precincts desigri=.ted and sha.Zl have the
duties as set iorth in Section 203.23 of Minhesota Statutes.
Wax�d l, Precinct 1
Ward 1, Precinct 2
Ward 1, Precinct 3
Ward 2,, Precinct 1
Ward 2� Precinct 2 �
Ward 2, Precinct 3
Ward 3, Precinct l
Ward 3, Precinct 2
Ward 3, Precinct 3
SECTIOIJ 6: Compensation for s�.id ju�.ges will be paid. at the rate of �1.50 per
hour for the regular judges and �2.00 for chairmen of tne Election
Board.
PASSED AI�1D AnOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Ot+ iHE CITY OF FR1l�LEY
. THTS TH DAY OF , 1967.
AITEST :
CITY C�RK - Marvin C�runsQ�—
�AYOR - Jac 0. lr am
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W11RD 1 - PRECINGT 1.
Ge Oe P.
Ntrs. Zdayne Provart
Mrs. Daswin Beck
Mrs. Gladys Rust
Mrs. Dona Woltering
Mr. Robert Ahonen
Mr. Richard Foster
Mr. Doug Grannes
Mx�. Donald Davis
L�TARD 1- PREC INCT 2
G. 0. P.
rirs. Warren Olson
N�rs, Doris Nyline
Mrs. Caro1 Leuders
Mrs, Kathy Luhrsen
Mrs. T�dilliam Jensen
Mrs. Mavis Hauge
Mrs, Carol Bunnell
Mrs. Don Heckathorr.
Mrs. Noreen Parsons
WARD 1 - PRECINCT 3
G. 0. P.
Mrs. Iris Reiser
Mrs. Jenny I�ahti
Mrs. William Hoffman
Mrs. Betty Pidany
Mrs. Florence Haley
Mrs, Clarence Mitchell
iflrs. Pat Lester
Mrs. Jordis Mittelstadt
Mrs. Delores Thayer
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1967 FI,EC'lIOP� �TUllGE5
?383 Memory Lane
7391 Symphony St.
7331 I�iemory Lane
?347- Tempo Terrace
330 Osborne Road
7321 Memory Lane
735 Z Melody Dr ive
7�21 Melody Drive
588 Rice Creek Terrace
6731 i�adison St.
6831 N.E, Oakley
6720 Monro�
589 Rice Creek Terrace
6l�5 67th Ave. N,E.
505 66th Ave, N.E,
730 Rice Creek Terrac�
380 Rice Creek Terr.ace
121� Glen Creek Road
752� A1den Drive _
6900 N.E. Hickory �ri.ve
783� Aldeta Way
?003 Hickory Drive
6917 Hickory Drive
6909 Hickory Drive
691t0 Hickorf Drive
132 Stonybrook �Iay
786-�5�,1.
7a�.e2�5�
786-5758
781�-0�93
786 -3 i��.B
78l�-l�401.
7�Zt°1�311
78�-9318
560-229?
56o-1t�26
560-l�615
560-1636
56o-2z60
56o-io8,3
56a-5�49
560-1766
>60-1508
784-8471
�s�.-�575
784-0695
78l�-1389
78l�-6512
78�.-t�981
781�-•61b�
781.�-9172
7$6-1929
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WI��D 2 -- PRECTP�ICT �
G, 0. Pe
Mrs. Sa12y Rent-er.
Mrs. Shirley Hadrath
I��rs. B�;tt�y Jat;sen
i�lr s , �1. B � Sims
Mrs. Grace Luai,�ig (It1d. )
I�ss. Joyce Campbell
Mr, Harold Olsrud
Nir. Norlan I,ee
N�r. Don Brimer (W1. P2 )
T�Ir. Du�ne i�ilner
�r�n 2 - p�ECZNCm 2
G. 0. P.
Mrs. Beve-rl.y Kinsman
A?r's. Ed�Tth� Collins
Mrs. Rosella Schnagl
�ir. James Plemel
Mrs o Mar�are� Kntxcisen
Mrs. Mary Schneider
1'�Ixs. Jan Driggins (W2 P3)
�rTARD 2 - PRECINC2' 3
G. 0. P,
Mrs. Virgznia ��lahlberg
Nms, OLiver Er� ckson
Mrs. Eileen Bro;�co
Mr.. Walt Star�ralt
Mrs.. Sus Nicholson
Mrs. Joanr�e Rice
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1967 EI�,r�� zC}N Jt1I�Fs
660 57th �tve� I�T,�o
5675_�uincy
570 57tn �V�� �,reF.
630 58th Ave, A1.E.
57���1 ti'1. Mooz�e Lake Drive
670 57�� Ave, nT.E.
6350 J'ackson Sta
61�1� 63rd t�ve. N.E,
9�t1 Overtor� Drive
55�- 53r. ci �ve. N.E,
13ZG8 Hillcres�t Drive
6851� Chanriel Road
60�3 Central �ve.
686?� Chantiel Road
1322 Hi]_lcrest I)rive
1568 Fernda]_e Ave.
1060 Lynde Dr•ive
�659 Regis Trail
13�-5 Hi11,;rest �rive
1021 Zynde Drive
1021 Hackm�,nt; Cir. cle
1628 Gardena
5802 Hackrnann Ave,
560-7593
56a-74�3
560-6774
560-7163
788�3209
560-6093
560-3077
56om2276
560-35�.5
560-°�1-�27
788-.07b1�
78�-9b26
788-.5!.�72
786.-28 79
7g� 57�3?
?88-2768
788-1930
788-3318
788-� 700
788�2Zl�3
788..6228
788 �20� 0
788-s882
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WARD 3 w PRFCI�?CT 1
G. 0. P,
Mrs, Sylvia Yor�hof
Nirs. Ert�est Fo�,�e11
Nrs. June Holmquist
Mrs. El.mex Joht�son
Ntrse Pat Dittes
A�rs. Marilyn Cros�Tder
Mrs. TvJilZiam F3radl�y
Mrs. Merle LongerbonP
�Se Jan Ylin.en
WAR.D 3- PHEC INCT 2
G. 0. P.
Nlrs � Ethe �n Nelson
P�Irrs. Shelvin Syverson
�Irs, Roland ZJhitcomb
N�so Alice �nderson
Mrs. M. x. surton
Mrs. Tng Rossing
Mrs. Barbara Hax�stad
Mrs. VeL-na Pinks
Mrs. Ardel Buss
Ms . Vern Bandel.
WARD 3- PR.EC INCT 3
G. 0. P.
Mrs. Jean Jackson
Mrs. Claire Hendersc�n
Mrs., Oo D. Burria
Mrs. N�yr't1� Hanson
Mrs. Patricia La.rson
Mrs. Lorrait�e Johnson
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1967 F�cllor� su��Ls
62b7. Ra.inboar Drive
62t�.� Sunrise Drive
616:L Z'xit�ity Drive
6�.90 E. River Road
6291 Riverriew Terrace
1E�6 63r�d 4�ray
13� 63 � ia�.y
18o sylvan L�.na
6700 2nd S�. id.E.
5807 22 st. NoE.
117 53rd Ave. N.E.
5916 �.th St s N.E •
5336 Al�ura N.E,
560� 5tn st. rr.E.
b021 6th St. N.E.
51�30 7th St, N.E.
5973 5th st.� N.E.
6070 5th St. N.E.
59�0 6�h St. N,Ee
l�857. 22 St. N.E.
213 1t9th Ave, N.EE
5�57 3rd St, N.�.
461�7 22 St. N.Ee
5260 3rd St. N.Ee
�t555 2nd st, N.�.
560�3;65
56o-G2?�?
560�3167
560�-1630
560-3853
56o-582i
560�13�9
56o-�z95�
56o-5z94
56o-.t+75�.
560-5316
550-23g7
56oa43�.9
560�3��5
560-2915
56�-�321
560-328t�
560-2226
56o-3o0i�
,560eb959
560-�t�9o8
560-1612
560-6058
56o-i95�
560-63�5
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ti�TAR.ID 1 � PRECIP,CT 1
D. F. L.
Mrs. Ronald Randall.
Mrs e Mary P�Iiller
Mrs. Shirley Cxodeen
Nirs. Donna Marcucci
i��rs. Howard Schultz
Mrs. Jacqu�line Bovy
Mrs. He1.en Bourgeois
Mrs. Anita Hitzeman
Mrs. Janice DeVries
Yd�.D 1 -- PR.ECINCT 2
D. F. L_
Mrs. Mary Schreinex�
Mrse Ithalia Swansotl
Mrs. Dorothy Houck
Mrs, Joyce McClellan
Mrs. Elaine Enroth
Mr. s. Doris Nord
Mrs. Anita Rocheford
Mrs. Leona Brubbakk�n
Mrs. r4axion Born
w� i - P�crnTc� 3
D . F. L.
Nh�s. Collette Bour.deaux
' Mrs. Mildred Kaiser
Mrs, Bonnie Kuzyk
Mrs. Sh�rley Kohlan
Mr. A. L. Robidou;t
� Mrs. Madonna Johnson
Mrs. Gloria Swanson
Nlrs. �lalter Nelson
� Mrs, Burton E11is
Mr. Don ti�legler
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7399 Zyrie Lane N.E,
?35� Lyric I�ane T3a�,a
37� ?6th �ive. N.E,
71�1�7_ Lyric Lan� NeE.
7351 Tempo Terrace
7370 Me?ody Lane
1483 Onondaga Str�e�
7566 �th st. N.L,
71�10 i empo Terrace
6851 Oakley Drive
6550 Oakley Drive
750 overton Driv�
67Ii9 Kenn�.ston
6566 B-rookview Drive
6805 �1ash:in��on St. i1.E.
971 Pandora Drive i�I.E.
6810 Oakley
6876 P4onroe N.E,
8115 East River. Road
6765 East River Roa.d
280 Rice Creek Blvd.
236 Rice Creek Blvd.
6775 E. River Road
560 Fairmont St . Td s E.
511 Ely St. N.E.
52�� Dover St. N.E.
115 Talmadge �vay
6815 F. River Roa�
78�--1�912
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781�-5033
781a-;5t;3
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78l,..�051
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560-301�5
560-2916
560-3249
560-1560
560-1518
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560-33�5
560--3o t5
560-161�5
781�-751�5
78l�-7769
7a4-5688
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Mrs. Betty A1.iredson 6290 Van Bux�en Sto N,�,
AZrso Marie HugYies (Ind.)(ti11P1)73�1 }3aker Ave. N.EO
N1rrs. Rose I�i�y Christoph�rson 5�48 washington ?3aE,
P-7rs. �1ice J. Isdahl (7r.dp ) 5820 i���o7roe T1.E4
Mrs6 �%irgina_a Locker 566I� Jackson St� iv.Eo
Mr. Harry Nawrocki. 5£3Q0 r,,res�t ��loore I,ake Drive
Mrs. Jane Barnett� 6l�35 Jac?cson St. Tt.E,
T�s. Ad�line Haa.dle 571%; ��Tes � I��ioore L�ke Drive
P�rse Lois Rowsman 63oZ Motzro� 5�;. N.E.
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D. F. L.
Mrs. Jeanette l�Zicholski 6665 Arthur S-�. N.�.
I�'Irs. Rose M2yerhoff 1.3�0 HiZlcrest Drive
N�s. Jean Zaagar 591.�o S-�inson �lvd,
P�rs. Shirley Godeen (Y�JI P1) 37� 76th Ave. N.E.
Mrse Judith Dreshax 1655 �Lssissippi St. N.E.
Mrs. Karen Knlc 651.7 A4criinley
I�Zrs. Vi.olet Jur�k (Irid. j(T��2 Pl) 556 Sl�th Ave, N,E.
T�ARD 2 - PFiECTNCT 3
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N1rs. Joyc� Co-rn�rall
Mrs. Graee Manley
Mrs. Adeline Swanson
Mrs. Joan ti�J. Hanson
P� . John Swans�n
Mrs. Lucille Tr�7estern
5933 Hackman Avenue N.E.
5601 Central liv�nue N�F.
5835 Central Avenue N.E.
1050 Gardena Avenue N.E.
5R35 Central. �venue N,�.
5222 �3Pnjamin Elvenue N.E.
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781��898
56o-78H1�
560�6623
56om7563
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560-�6913
560-3581
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T�Irs, Eve� ette: Heu1�
P�Ir�. Thc�ese Goldius
� 2�irso Leona F�errLi.ng
,�I�se Feax�l_ tia�.ti�erscn
Mrs. r;aralyn F�°�nsen
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Nirs. LaVonne ti°4'ildr�.n
Mrs. Ann DeVore
Pfirs. Jean Johnson
Nb^s. Germai.ne �dolsfeld
i�irso �mar Nelson
Nlrs. Alfrea Ops2hl
P4rs. Barbara Johnson
T�irs. i�iildred Y°7atkins
�Zrs. Rosemary Casserly
N�rs. Grace Sje�cJa
`�T1�R7 3- PREC l� CT 3
N1rs. Je�n Phelan
i�`,rs. Margaret Kurak
Mrs. He1en lreuenf.els
trtr. Edwa.rd �'itzpatrick
Mrs, Pearl Sandstrom
AZrs. Betty Ne�son
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6232 5th Stree�L Td.E�
6121. Sunrise �riv� �T.F.
138 Riversed�e ti�iay P1.E.
151 62nd Z�1dv ra.�,.
62�31 Trini-i�;� Driv� Np�e
271 Rieae Creeii Terz�acc
67�.0 Plaza CurvE
85 Rice Creek 41a;� N.E.
157 Riversed.ge ti�lay I1.t..
5963 6th S��re�-� N.E,
5960 6th S�creet i1,E,
136 Horizon Circl�
157 Crown Road id.E.
101 Crown Road �..E.
53g� xorizozi Drive N.E.
59�0 7th Street N,E,
592�I �th St1"ee� N. E.
595L 5�h Street N.E.
53�5 Hori�on Drive NeE.
113 Gilbralte.� Roa�.
112 Panora:na Road
521�8 Horizon Driv�
5273 Horizon Dri_ve
l�856 3rd S�ree� N.E,
51.29 Horizo� Drive
560-6469
560-1319
560�29�7
56o-i56l�
5bo-.252II
56oa252
560-3589
560-121�.
560-2987
56o-.a.5�.t�
56o-.i155
560-5257
560-5477
56o-5�4z
560-2454
56o-116t�
.5bo-2161i
560-3�.73
560-1�5os
5bo-5725
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56�-5318
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LIST OF CONTR.ACTOR'S LICENSE TO BE A1'PROVED BY COUNCIL
OCTOBER 2, 1967
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Gerald Glenn Corporation
1202 Hathaway Lane
Fridley, Minnesota 55421 By: A. C. Gnerre
MASONRY
Edward Eismanis Const. Co.
1623 West 32nd St. '
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Ed Eismanis
Carl R. Hanson
3809 Buchanan St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Carl R. Hanson
W. E. Nelson Stucco Co. '
3811 West Broadway
Minneapolis, Minnesota �y• B, B. Nelson
Bernie Zebro Cement Co`.
7849 Monroe St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Bernard Zebro
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
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OCT013ER 2 1967 SEPTENII;ER 1, 1967- SEPTF,MBER 1 1968
OLdNEP. ADDRESS UNITS FEE
Edward Eo Anderson
5808 Decatur Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota 6061 Znd St. N. E. 4 $10.00
Eldc�r_ Greenwood
Route 1
Shakopee, Minnesota 380 57th Place N. E, 4 $10.00
Irvzng S. Efron
3025 Salem Avenue
riinneapolis, Minnesota 5950 East River Road 12 $12.00
Eugene Fdward Lashinski
1035 Pold Place N. E.
Minneagolis, Minnesota 4030 Main St. N. E. 3 $10.00
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Consulting Engiaeere
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Mianeapolis, l�inneaota 55�►32
September 27, 1987
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SAN. SEWEB, k1ATER ANU STORIri SL�GIE�i IMPRO�TEI�H2
PROJECT 8�i
C. S. KcCraessa, Inc.
Routs 2
Osseo, Minaesata 55369
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You are hereby ordared, sutbosiaad aad iastruceed to construct the streat
work cansiating of grading, gtsbilized base aad bituminous mat in accordance
with the alttacbed p3.an of the Ct�eri Lane eul-de-sac.
The Contract priae shall be ad� wtad by addiag Oae Thousna8 Three Hnndred
Fifty Dollars ($1,350.00} to ehe Laap Snm Bid.
Submi�tad aad approved bq Caststock b� Dav1�, Inc. thts 27eh day of Septe�ob�r
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By
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Approv�d this day of Oc�ober 1967 by C. S. M�cCroasan. Iac.
C. S. MCC�OSSAN, INC.
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Appr�rved and acceptad this day of October ].967 by the City of Fridley,
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I�c�mn�ab2e t�3ayo� and Ci�y Cc��azc�.I
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W� su�ffii� heYewith, E,�t�wa�� �2, tr�� fi,saal es�imat� �or Fark �;onstruction Coo,
51 � 3Tth Avena�e NeEe Q I�iituieapoliss l�finn�sota 5�k�1, for wosk conpleted Lhie
date �ox �ons��act�.o�. of Melc,dy� Man�r ��xk Tmprav�nent Projec� �'P—lt accor�
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1750 HENNEPIN AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS, MfNN�50TA 55A03 377-�801
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City Council
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City of Fridley
. 6431 University Avenue
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� Professional Services Rendered: Fr'ldley C'lv]_C Center
' August 18, 1967 balance ........................$4,182.13
Supervisory Services:
1 D. M. Noyes Est. #9....... .$25,713.00
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H. S. Horwitz Est. #7....... 19,090.00
, H. S. Horwitz Est. #8....... 19,664.00
$64,467.00
Architects fee C� 2% of $64,467.00 ..............$1,289.34
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August 24, 1967 payment ....................... 11087.54
( BALANCE.......$4,383.93
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55403 377-7601
STATEMENT
City Council
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
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Professional Services Rendered: Fr'idley CiVi.0 Center
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July 21, 1967 balance due......., ......................$1,087.54
Supervisory Services
D. M. Noyes Est. #8............$20,281.00
Hoffman Elect. Est. #7......... 11,210.00
- 31, 491.00
� Architects fee C 2/ of $31,491.00 ........................$ 629.82
Extra services to date includina
, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical
�.nd Structural engineering for
pl�nning and engineering of areas a.nd
� equipment to be changed or added i.e:
standby ger�erator wiring, telephone
room, Police Dept., Park Dept., corridor
work, site lighting, plaque, exterior
Isign, library, etc........... ..........................�2,464.77
$4, 182. 13
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MINNEAPOLIS,•MINNESOTA 55403 377-7801
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
Attention: Mr. Marv Brunsell, Acting City Manager
Re: Fridley Civic Center
Dear Mr. Brunsell:
Reference is made to your letter of August 29, 1967 wherein the Council apparently
questioned our billing for extra services and asking for a breakdown.
The breakdown is as follows:
Architectural time only
March 1967 .................46 hours �
May 1967 ................... 6 hours
July 1967 ..................33 hours
August 1967 . ............ .542 hours
..................1392 hours
Engineering time only for the same period
asabove .............................................. 52 hours
Architectural time in coordination with
engineeringwork ..................................... 26 hours
Total time ................................ ..........217z hours
Actual cost as billed................... ........................$2,464.77
We wish to further clarify the matter as we had advised the Council members and
the former City Manager each step of the way that the various items involved could
only be done by us on an extra service basis and would be charged on an hourly
basis as per the contract. At no time did we proceed without authorization from the
Council, City Manager, or an authorized person of the City upon verbal or written
directive. In most cases, where verbal authorization was given, we followed up
by a memorandum. Our engineers were advised to ke2p time on all extra service items.
We further advised many times that we would like to expedite matters to k�ep your
costs down and that indecisions cause added time an� expense.
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accotuit each hour to each specific item because many items overlap; however, our
written records first indicates we performed work on an extra service itme back
on December 2, 1966, some in January and February 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:
l. 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 existing building
13. Change size of Room �F35
14. Exhaust of Room B-7 which was to be Civil Defense room but considered for
print machine location. .
15. �etting prices for sign and flagpole layout
16. Getting cost estimate etc. for dedication plaque.
All of these items, of course, involve the mechanical engineer, the electrical engirieer
and the necessary telephone calls, correspondence, follo�a 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
and we have no way to be compensated 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 you
and show you each weekly time sheet and I will go through each item of correspondence
and record with you.
If you have any questions, please call.
Sincere
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PETITION COVEP. SHEI,T
Date Received September 21, 1967
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Petition No. 35-1967
Qbject Street Surtacing, Concrete Curb and Gutter
McKinley Street, from Mississippi to 66th Avenue_
petition Checked By ��,:LL�._ ����:�,_.'___ Date _ f��, ,,.•-;�_, ; l'�`
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Date Received 22 September 1967
Ouject Concrete Curb_& gutter with asphalt street
Horizon Circle � Main Street to Horizon Drive
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A RESOLUTION TO �LT)V��TISE ��OR BIDS
BE IT RESOL�T� b.y the Council of the City of Frid7.ey, -as follows:
l. That it is in the interest of the Cit.y to award bid contracts
fcr the follo�,ring item, ma��ria7_s, �.nd work:
FOUNDATION FOR TIN B.UTLER BU.ILDING
2. A copy of the specificatiors for the above described item�
and mate-ri�.1s, together ���ith a proposal for t'ne method of
purchase and the pa,yment thereof have been presented to
the Council by the City �'Iana�er and the same are hereby
approved and adopted as the plans and specificat�.ons, ar.d
the method of acqvisition and pa.y-ment to be required b�
the Cit.y urith respect to the acqaisition of said items
and materials.
3. The purchase of said items and �ate�i.als as descr�'ped
above shall be e�'iected 'o.y s�aled bids to be rec�ived and
oper��d b.y the City of Fridley on the 16th da.y oi October,
1967. The City Nianager �s directed and au+horized to adverti.se
for the purchase �f s�.id items and mat,�rials by sealed bid
proposals under notice as provided by law and the Charter
of the Cit�y of Fridley, �he notice to be su.bstantiall�,r in
form as that shoum by Exhibit "A" attached '_ne-r�to dnd.
made a par� of b.y re?erence. Said notica shall b�� pub-
iished a-� least twice in the official net•rspaper of the
City af r'ridlay. '
PASSID A1YD A�OPTr� nY THE CITv COUTTCIL OF Tu� CI1 � OF FRIDL�Y '1H1S
DAY OF
pTTEST:
CITY CL�4�{ - N�arv�n C. Brunsell
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BID NOTICE
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FOUNDATION FOR TIN BUTL�II� BUILDING
EXHIB=CT '�A"
' The Cit.y Council of the Ci_ty of Fridle,y, Minnesota will accept sealed bids
on "Foundation for Tin Butler Building" on the 16tn da,y of October, 1967,
until 12:00 o'clock Noon on said date at the Fridle.y Cit.y Hall, 6431
1 Universit.y Avenue Northeast; Fridle.y, Minnesota 55421 �Tel: 560-3450). All
bids must meet the minimum requirements of the specifications. Failure to
, compl.y urith this sectlon carl result in disqualification of the bid.
' Each bid shall be accompanied b.y a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash
or Bid Bond and maae pa.yable without conditions to the Cit.y of Fridle.y,
Minnesota, in an amount of not less than 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 has been accepted.
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The Cit,y reserves the right to accept t'r�e bid which is determined to be in
the best interests of the City. The Cit.y r.eserves the right to reject an.y
and al1 bids and waive an.y informalities or technicalities in an.y bid re-
ceived without explanation.
The Cit,y Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time
of deliver.y or performance, experience, responsibilit,y of the bidder, past
perior_mance of similar types of items ar materials, availabilit.y of products
and other similar factors tha,t it ma,y determine to be in the best interest
of the Cit.y.
Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined ir_ the
office of the City Engineer - Director of Public Works, or copies may be
obtained from his office.
All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes ar�d plainly marked on the
outside with "FOUIV�ATIOPT FOP� TIN BUTLER BUILDING" .
Publish: October 6, 1967
October l�, 1967
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Crirninal Department:
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September Z5, 1967
Fridley City Counczl
6431 iJniversity Ave. N�.
Minneapolis, riinn. 55421
Dear Council. Nlembers :
I have been instructed on behalf Qf the members of the
Anoka County Grand Jury to for*aard to all City Cauncils,
Village Councils, and Town Boards the enclosed Ietter.
Sincerely,
. �.�. G=:�s.-� �%�;�/��-
alpli�F7. Talbot
Anoka Gounty Shexiff
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This is to advise you that t�•e Anoka County Grand Jury has
investigated various of�enaes occurring ��ithin Anoka Cou��ty
where�n the consumptio�z of into�icating and non�intoxicating
malt iiquor and the viola�ion of curfew or.dinances has been
a definite factor. In order to red�,ce the v�.olati.ons of our
Ii.quor laws and curfew ordinanc.es, the Grand Jury is request-
ins y�ur body to LC���w ��u; l�uor and curfew ordinances.
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It is su����c:cd that you discuss thjs matter with yaur attorney
and other county officials to exp�ore the possibility of draft-
ing a uniform liquor ordinance and curfew ordinanre throughout
Anoka Cotinty. We feel that your help in thjs r�atter would be
a step forward in reducing the increased czime rate in our
county. Immediate steps should be taken and ifi is for thi-s
reason that we are soliciting y>�ur aid and cooperation.
Thank you.
Anoka County Grand Jury
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55403
MEM06�AidDllPA
September 25, 1967
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Fridley Civic Center
Field Inspection
rlas Matsumoto
Messrs. N. Querishi,
M. Matsumoto
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A. I. A. M. R. A. 1. C.
M. Brunsell, D. Benson, T. West,
Copies To: M. Brunsell, Whiicomb & West
(612) 377-7801
l. Mr. Benson indicated that, except for the Council Room area,
he expec�ed to have his work completed by Friday,
September 29, 1967 so that the owner could move in
starting Friday. However, light fixtures are not on the
job as yet. Mr. West is trying to reach Hoffman Electric
to try to de�:ermine delivery date.
Architect will schedule pre-final inspecti_on prior to
owners moving-in.
2. Exterior site work - Mr. Querishi asked for clarification
on exterior concrete work. I advised that the step and
wall.s at the three entrances were by the general contractor
and all other concrete work was to be by owner except the
three (3) concrete stoops on the north side of the building
which are part of the general cont.ractors k�ork.
3. Speaker and mike system - Mr. Querishi asked for clarification
on extent of the system in the Engineering Department. He
was advised that outlet boxes and canduit were installed
under the contract. The actual speakers, mikes, wiring
etc., were a.11 to be by the owner.
4. Gouncil mike and speaker system - Mr. West advised
Mr. Brunsell that the individual switching of the mikes
would require additional mike wire runs and preamps.
in the amplifier_ which hadn't been figured in the original
quotation. Mr. West was advised to get a price quatation
from Hoffman Electric Co. and the entire proposal will
be re-submitted to the Council.
6. General Office counter area - Mr. Matsurnoto advised Mr. Brunsell
that the lighting in the immediate counter. area was changed
prior to bidding to try to reduce cost but that the
lighting will be inadequate.
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Mr. West was advised to get a price quotation from Hoffman
Electric Co., for providing and �_nstalling 2-4'x4'
fixtures in lieu of the small fixture installed. To be
submitted to Council for change order approval.
6. Floor tile being installed.
Al1 work in general appears to be good.
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CONSIILTtfJG titJGINEERS
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESC77A 554?.❑
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INSPECTIOIQ P.�PORT
JOB: Fridley Civic Cent�r
DATE: September 22, 1967
WEATHER: Clear and Cool
THOMAS R. WEST
ELECTRICnLENGINEER
1. The foreman and one (1) electrician �ti�ere workinq on job at time
this inspection was made. �
2. Space �B-1 -- Electricians were working in this areas, wiring up
heatinq equipment, boiler, pumps, temperature control compressor
etc. Ventilation units were not wired at this time. Foreman
said for now he ��as only �airing ul� the heating equipment ;. -=
could be fired up."
3. Space #B-4 -- since there is no c�iling in this area, Contrac��r
has installed a Type "V" in lieu of Type "L" fixtures speci�ied
for 3 outlets.
4. Space #B-8 -- since there is no ceiling in part of this corridor,
Contractor has install^d Type "V° in lieu of Type "L" fixture
specified for six (6) of these outlets.
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5. Space #B-11 -12 -- Addendum i2 called for four (4) Type L
fixtures in these two areas. With no ceiling Contractor has
installed 4 Type "V" fixtures.
6. Space #8-13 -- Ceiling contractor has installed his support (tees
and runners) for lay-in ceiling in. this are�. Electrical Contructor
still has to provide box extension rings and Greenfield pig tails
to bring �airing to surface mounted fixtures. He has to make
provision for the switching of_ the lights in Space �B-13A - box
extension rings, conduit and wiring, etc. All this has to be done
before ceiling accoustic panels are laid in place.
7. Space �3 -- Contractor has to revise his outlet location - he has
roughed in six (6) outlets for 6 ro�es o.f fluorescent fix-cu-res and
Addendum �2 eliminated one ro�a of �ixtures, meaning he has to
have five (5) outlets instead of six.
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have not been installed.
9. In the western portion of the izrst f_loor that Otimer wants to
occupy by the lst of Oc�ober, besides the fixtures, Contractor
has not installed device plates, clocks and as indicated in
Item #8 sozne of the light switches.
10. The telephone company has not pulled any of their cables, so as
far as we can determir_e, no phones will be available on �irst
floor. We suppose this is a matter between the Owner and
Telephone Co.
11. Wiring to Panel �102 has not been completed because there �vere
quite a few wires pulled ir_to this panel that have not been tied
to any brea}cers .
12. We were not able to get into the Penthouse since both doors were
locked, however the Electrical foreman did say that the two vent
units were not completed by the Mechanical Contractor so he
couldn't finish his wiring to these units. The two condensing
units on roof just outside of Penthouse have not been wired
either.
13. In General -- if the Electrical Contractor can get and install.
the lighting fixtures, install pla�es on switches and recepta'cles,
instal.l clocks, complete Panel ',-#102 wiring, get ventilation units
and heating plant wired up by this Thursday, the Owner could
begin to move in the western portion of the building by Friday or
Saturday.
Yours very truly,
WHITCOMB AND WEST, INC.
Thomas R. West
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ACT10N TAKEr1
GYI I�AIE� I FILF�
Sepfiet�t+�r 25 � �,567
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Co�m: 67d025
Ocas�er: �ity of Fri�lc>.y. Piin��sof�
Project: Fridl�y N;unici�a2 G�ragc�
Subj�et: ��leetin� Septeru��r 22, Z�?6i ,
To: Marvin Brunsell, Ac�ing Citp Man,�ger. N�si�a pure�hi., City Enginner
Mr. Pateh �ie�ivc:rc�d Eirst g��Ii.min�i�y s?�e��t��� o� th� Fri�l�y g�r��;r to HIr.
Qure,�i, who indien�ed �he ��neral conce�st of �c�sign was acceptable. rir.
Qureshi c:ill present it �o th=� Council �hortly.
It is still his wi�h t� p�eeQec'. with e���ti.on og itie bui2din� ttea.� ��11,
Before worl:ing dratain�s can b� s�sr�ec�, we e.;il2 nn�:ci �ta know �eiinzte.
boundsri�s of the 3ite €�n� ot�t€�in soil te�ts �n�i sux�yey i.nforr�ation.
I�r. Fatch indicaied that an a si.mila�° project (£irF: station), bi�� recnived
within the p�sS: caeek we�e $16 gur square fo�t. We would therefore recoir.�nen�t
that we use �35-�Z6 �,�r syuare ioot fox ou,: cost estzmat�:.
47e wYll �wait your call.
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PARKS A'ND RECREATION DI'PARTMENT
Paul Brown, Director
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Phone: 560-3450
PARKS tiVOP.K PROGRESS REPORT
MONTH OF SEPTEI�IBER 1967
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Work to be done: Work being done:
The Commons:
Relocate parking lots Painting warming house
North � South Installing vandalism sign
Install dug-outs - softball Adding infield mix to diamonds
Hockey rink to be repa�red Cutti.ng grass
� set up Watering sod
Moving warming house
Installing hydrant
Hackmann Circle Park:
Install base-indicators
Skin infield - Add mix
Logan Park:
Remove stunrps
Skin infield - Add mix
Hockey rink to be repaired
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Plymouth Square Park:
Skin infield - Add mix
Sylvan Hills Park:
Terrace Park:
Skin infield - Add mix
Flanery Park:
Skin infield - Add mix
Locke Park:
Road access Prelim Plans
Install bridges (2)
Jay Park:
Skin infield - Add mix
Rice Creek School:
Cutting grass
Cutting grass
Painting warming house
Cutting grass
Painting warming house
Cutting grass
Cutting grass
Painting warming house
Filling in low area
Vandalism checked daily
Installing vandalism signs
Cutting grass
Clearing debris, weeds, etc.
from new property
Cutting grass
Removing infield clay from
�ball field (add top soil)
Cutting orass
Work finished:
Installed 2 set of goal pos:�
Took down snow fence on dia-
monds 3 F� 4
Painted warming house
Laid out football field.
Installed goal posts
Graded down area of old
ice rink
Installed 1 set of goal post�l
Limed football field
P�RKS �ND RLCRI�A"I'ION DEPARTAIEN'I' � _ P�GL 2
Parks bVork Progress Report, i�lontli of September 1�67
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D�oore Lake Beach F� Park: '
Cutting grass I,aid out football field
Installing vandalism sagns Installed goal posts
4Vatering new trees dail.y Took dock out of water
Craig Park:
Gradillg, Drainage � Seeding Cutting grass
Cut stumps
Summit Square Park:
Cutting grass
Installing fenci.ng
Madsen Park:
West P�400re Lal:s Park :
Tree trimming
Brus.h removal
54th � 7th:
Relocating warming house
Installi.ng backstop
Cuttino grass
Cutting grass
Cutting grass
Sodding in area
Installed swing set, climbe��.
slide
Installed basketball stds. F
Volleyball pipes
Laid cement blocks for
sand area
Installed stvings � slide
Meadowland Add:
Fill, grading, level _ _
drainage � Seeding
Riverview Heights:
Tree $ Branch removal-burring _ _
Rice Creek Blvd:
Seeding � Tree Cutting grass _ .
Broad � Hugo:
Fill, Grading, Level � Seed Cutting grass _
Glencoe Property:
Cuttin� grass
Innsbrook P�operty:
Cutting grass _
NOTE: Part-time summer employees nave now completed tfieir summer obligations.
Overall D4aintenance :
Hauled everything from park shed to Gity Hall basement and City garage
Cleaned up around buildi.ng on outsi.de
Helped P.4V.D, clean out steel shed and other garage
PARICS AND RECREATION DEPAR'I'MENT
Parks tiVoxk Progress Report, Alonth of September 1967
Overall I+�laintenance continued: •
Repaired mower behind Ford tra.ctor
Repaired small lawn motvers
D1ade up 2 more sets of football goal posts and painted
Vandalism Report:
Locke Park
Commons Park
Cxaig Park
b9oore Lake Park
Terrace Parl<
Rice Creek School
5 light bulbs � 2 glass jars brol<en
5 light bulbs broken
5 light bul.bs broken
{Narming house spray painted
Hockey house - 2 windo�s broken
First aid supplies missing from kit
Life guard toiver tipped over
Electric eye on roof broken
Tennis net cable gone � met cut up
Tennis net cable cut F, net cut up
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PARKS AND R�CREATION DEPART�4�NT
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Parks and Playgrounds:
a. Name for property at 54th and 7th,
b. Melody �ianor park officially named Madsen Park.
Phone; 560,3450
September 1967
c. Decision was made that department advertise for bids on stabilizing the
parking lots at Moore Lake Beach, The Commons Park and Locke Park, ex-
cluding the roadway into Locke Park.
d. Football fields have been installed at the following locations: The
- Commons Park (two foatball fields and one touch field); Riverwood School
(one touch field); Rice Creek School (one touch field). Further in-
stallations will be at Sylvan Hills Park.and Moore Lake Beach Park,
e. Wark at b4adseri Park and at 54th and 7th has been completed for the year.
II. Recreation:
a. Youth Football Program Started: The Fridley Youth Football Association
has offered two divisions for this season, Pee bVee and Cub, and registra-
tion was open to boys 8 to 13 years of age. Five teams form the Pee 4Vee
division and their games will be played on Saturdays and Wednesdays,
Three teams form the Cub division with their games being played on Sat-
urdays also, and 'ihursdays. Al1 games will be played at The Commons
Park. Great elithusiasm as been shown in the number of registrants.
b. Punt, Pass and Kick Contest: Local preliminaries will be offered this
year at Parkview, Rice Creek, Hayes, Riverwood, Gardena and Senior High
Schools during the week of September 18th. Wiiiners through the first
three places will then move to City Finals scheduled for the Senior
High Football Field. Then, the top three places in each of six age
groups: 8,9,1Q,11,12 and 13 year of age, will advance to Zone Finals
in Columbia Heights on October 14th. From there the winners and qual-
ifiers will �o to Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington for District Finals.
The SuLurban Recreation Association is again coordinating this event,
c. Couples 16" Tournament: Due to bad tiaeather, the final games of the
Couples l6" Tournament have twice been called oif, The final game has
been rescheduled for Tuesday, September 19th with Jack's "66" and Epiph-
any vying for first place.
d. Basketball and Bro�mball schedules wili again be offered. Information
and registration material k=ii1 soan be mailed out ot all 1-ast years
teams.
e e. Volleyball; The dep�.rtment is wor;:i.ng on a schedule of time, dates ar.d
place for this year's volleyball program. It is our hope to have a night
for the women and a night for the :��en.
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III. Meetings - Conferel?ces - Extension Courses - Short Courses
August 28 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting - City Hall - 8:00 P.M.
September 6 Combined Commission and City Council Meeting - City Hall - 7:30 P.M.
September 11 Combined Corn�nission and City Council Meeting - City Hall - 8:00 P.M.
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