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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIN($ - APRIL 15, 1968
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE;
INVOCATION• ,
ROLL CALL•
MINUTES: Regular Council Meeting,
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
PUBLIC HEARINGS•
None
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Discussion of Ing Siverts Option.
2. Discussion of Health Ordinance ��372 - R
of Women Voters.
3. Discussion of Hyde Park.
NEW BUSINESS•
ril 1, 1968
>quested by League
4. Consideration of an Ordinance on the Sa e of Christmas Trees
5. Consideration of an Ordinance to Prohib't the Hunting, Taking,
Shooting, Trapping, Killing, or Injurin of Wi1d Animals and
Birds Within the City of Fridley and Pr viding a Penalty for
the Violation Thereof.
6. Discuss Vending Machine Licenses as
Charity Purposes.
7. Discussion of Park Bond Issue Brochure.
8. ' Resolution Setting Date for Park Bond E
9. Sewer and Water Laterals, Assessment -:
Leaf Addi�ion, Covertson.
ly to Monies for
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Lection.
;ot 17, Clover
d
Pages 1 - 32
Pages 33 - 36
Pages 37 & 38
Page 39
Pages 40 & 41
Pages 42 - 44
Pages 45 & 46
APRIL 15, 1968 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
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10. Receiving Bids for z Ton Pickup Truck a'�nd Awarding
Contract (Opened 10;30 a.m., April 10, '�1968)
11. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract fo Fence around
Fridley Municipal Garage. (Opened 10•3 a.m.
• , April 10, 1968)
12. Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting� April 3, 1968
13. Minutes of the Building Standards - DesiJgn Control Meeting,
April 10, 1968. i
14. Minutes of the Special Parks and Recreat�ion Commission
Meeting, April 1, 1968. I
15. Minutes of the Special Parks and Recreation Commission
Meeting, April 8, 1968 I
16. Minutes of the Planning Commission Meetin�g, April 11, 1968
17• No Parking Signs on 52nd Avenue, South of Skywood Mall
18. Resolution Ordering Improvement, ST. 1968
19. Resolution Ordering Improvement for Streel
Project ST. 1968-3
20. Resolution Ordering Pre�.i.minary Report for
Addendum ��3
21. Resolution Directing the Issuance of
Project No. 8g
22• Resolution Directing the Sale and Purchase
Bonds - Project No. 8$
23. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the
Special Assessments
•1, Addendum ��2
: Improvement
ST. 1968-1
rary Bonds -
of Temporary
litting of
Pages 47 & 48
Pages 49 & 50
Pages 51 & 52
Pages 53 & 54
Page 55
Pages 56 & 57
Page 58
Fage 59
Page 60
Pag� 61
Pages 62 - 68
Pages 69 & 70
Pages 71 & 72
APRIL 15, 1968 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
PAGE 3
24. Resolution Authorizing and Directing t�e Combining of Special
Assessments.
25. Claims
26. Licenses
27. Estimates
C�MMUNICATIONS•
(A) Dorsey,.Marquart, Windhorst, West Halladay,
1tE: Benson Investment Co, propert .
(B) Fridley State Bank. RE; Picnic a Locke Park
(C) Copy of Letter from Designware Ind�stries, Inc. to
State Pollution Control Agency
VISITORS•
ADJOURN•
Page 73
Page 74
Pages 75 - 79
Pages 80 - g5
Page 86
Page $7
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APRIL 15, 1968 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - COMN�NTS
1. DISCUSSION OF ING SIVERTS OPTION: Thi� item was put on the agenda at the request
of the City ALtorney. �
2. DISCUSSION OF HEALTH ORDINANCE ��372 -
Mrs. Phillips will be at the Council N
letter to the Council, and the City At
They will particularly want to stress
original correspondences are on Pages
equested by the League Of Women Voters.
eting to comment on their January 28th
orney's reply to their suggestions.
oint two in their letter. The two
3 through 36.
3. DISCUSSION OF HYDE PARK: This item was placed on the agenda at the request of
' Councilman Harris.
4. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE ON THE SA OF CHRISTMAS TREES: This Ordinance
' is on Pages 37 & 38 and is self-explana ory.
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5. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE REGARDING WILD LIFE AND BIRDS TR.APPING AND KILLING
AND PENALTY FOR VIOLATING: This Ordina ce will be found on Page 39. .
6. DISCUSS VENDING MACHINE LICENSES AS APP Y TO MONIES FOR CHAP.ITY PURPOSES:
A letter from the Lion's Club regarding this will be found on Pages 40 & 41.
You received a memo from the City Manag r regarding this last week.
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DISCUSSION OF PARK BOND ISSUE BROCHURE;
under separate cover. The letter regar�
on Page 43 & 44 is a copy of the inform�
different meetings on the bond issue.
SEWER AND WATER LATERALS - ASSESSMENT C
on Page 46 from the City Attorney who ha
owner's attorney on this matter. The me
explains the position of t[�e Finance Den
The draft copy of the brochure is
ing the brochure is on page 42 and
tion that is being handed out at
,uv�:x LEAF ADDITION: There is a memo
been negotiating with the property
�.o from the Finance Director on Page 45
rtment on the matter.
RESOLUTION SETTING DATE FOR P�RK BOND E CTION; The City Attorney will have
this Resolution for you at the Council M eting. The resolution should be
adopted so that the printing of the ball ts, etc., can proceed..
RECEIVING BIDS FOR '� TON PICKUP TRUCK An
the City Engineer is on Page 37 and the
Engineer and Assistant Engineer went ove
Southview Chevrolet the lowest bid.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR
The low bidder was Cyclone Fence Sales,
did some work for the City around the fi
contractor.
MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING
as such as there was not a quorum present
interested people present would not have
Pages 51 & 52.
AWARDING CONTRACT• A letter from
abulation on Page 38. The City
the specifications and found -
FENCE AROUND FRIDLEY MUNICIpA
.S. Steel Corporation, This Company
tration plant, and they are a good
SPRIL 3, 1968; These are not Minutes
, but a record was kept so that the
to come back again. These are..on
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5. LOT SPLIT RE UEST: L,S. ��68-02 ARTHUR CHRISTENSON: All of Lots 2 and 3, and
part of Lots 20 and 21, Block 2, Rees' Addition to Fridley Park.
No one was present representing the petitioner.
MOTION by rlyhra, seconded by Jensen, that the PlanninQ Conunission reconunend
approval of the lot split reauPCr r g ��68-02 Arthur Christenson o�l of
_.�ots 2 an� 3 anrj Dd�}- �� j,o
Upon a voice vote, all voting pean helmotionkcarri�edsu usl to Fridle Park
6• CONTINUED LOT SPLIT RE UEST: L.S. ��68-05 WALTER R. MACIASZEK: Lots 18 thru
26 thnx 28, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition. (subject to certificate of survey) 20�
� MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that _i,nasmuch as the A2tltionPr ..,, „�• �
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of Lots I8 thru 20 26 thru 28 Block 2 Oak Grove Addioion�,a�lUpon a voicesz �
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1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQ�JEST, ZOA ��68-05, DR. K. Ii. TNGEBRIGTS�N: Lot 11,
Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition. Rezone from R-2 to C-1.
Acting Chairman Erickson explained the procedure for public hearings before
the Planning Co�nission and asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen to comment on his request.
Dr. Ingebrigtsen stated he was requesting the rezoning f�r the purpose of
building a professional building. At this time he had no plans to present, but
he believed C-1 was required for him to be able to build a professional building.
At this time, he would like to have a dentist, possibly a physician, lawyer and
.__ ..,.._.._ insurance agency or somethi�g of.that nature. HE also said he did not mean to
imply that it would be a very large building. �
Chairman Erickson referred to the letter�before the Conuciission members from
Marvin Brunsell opposing the rezoning.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Cammission receive the
letter from Marvin Brunsell dated April 5, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, the motion carried unanimously.
The Chairman stated that from the comments of Dr. Ingebrigtsen, the Commission
does not know�what his building will look like although he did state what he
wnuld use it for. If the area were zoned C-1, he could construct the kind of
building he planned, but there are other uses in that category tahich could be
built and be undesirable should something happen that Dr. Ingebrigtsen was unable
to follow through with his present plans.
Richard 9. Patterson, 6328 Dellwood Drive: I am immediately back of the area.
What would this rezoning do to my personal property taxes?
He was informed that it �aould not affect him one bit. If a property is residen-
tial, he �aill be t�ed as residential. He received a notice of the rezoning
because he lived within a specified distance from the property requesting rezoning
in order to give the o�mers an opportunity to approve or disapprove, but the re-
zoning won't affect other property. T'he adjoining property is not put into any
other category, just the area requested in the rezoning petiti�n.
The Public Hearing Notice was read by Mr. Jensen.
William H. Gottwaldt, 6300 Baker Avenue N.E.: I have no objections to a
professional building. -
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission close �he
Public Hearing of ZOA ��b8-OSL.Dr. K. H. Ingebrigtsen of Lot li, Block 1, Moore
Lake Highlands 3rd Addition to rezone from R-2 to C-1. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unani.mously.
Mr. Jensen said it seemed to him that the present zoning of the lot in question
is somecahat illogical, not that it doesn't conform with the zoning to the North,
because since the time of zoning, this property and use of the lot to the North,
there has been a change in uses permitted in R-2 zone and therefore this remaining
vacant lot of R-2 zoning would no�a be the only lot that subsequently is a two
£amily d�aelling. ,
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still go back to the Board of Appeals. The petitior►er could withdraw the request
and state he wished to have it reconsidered under CR and it would have to be re-
published and come back to the Planning Commission. They can take action on the
request as it is, table, accept or deny.
Dr. Ingebrigtsen said if it would be acceptable for CR-2, he would do that if
it were more acceptable than C-1.
. Mr..Myhra told Dr. Ingebrigtsen that the Planning Commission has, in no way,
any assurance that variances would be acceptable. He agreed with the planned use
of the area, but fe-lt that the doctor should keep in mind the possibility of the
property changing hands, and under those circumstances, he would like to do one of
two things. The Planning Commission could give the doctor more time to pursue or
make a motion to deny. He asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen his preference, and was told
that the preference was to go to Council, rir. Erickson informed the doctor that
the Planning Commission is a recommending body and a request goes to Council and
they malce the final decision.
Mr. Myhra continued that he agreed the present zoning of Lot 11 is not suitable
because of the changes in uses permitted in R-2, and tlie possible delay by Dr.
Ingebrigtsen of using a new zoning category and the possibility of the lot being
purchased by an�ther party, he would make the following motion:
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission recommend
denial of the rezoning request, ZOA ��68-05, Dr. K. H Ingebrigtsen of Lot 11�
Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition to rezone from R-2.(limited multiple
family district) to C-1 �local business district). Upon a voice vote, all� voting„
aye, the motion carried unanimouslv. ~ �
3�. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST ZOA ��68-07 JAMES L.
of SW4 of Section 2(40 acre tract) to rezone.from M-2
to R-4 (trailer park).
The Chairman read the Public Hearing Notice.
BY ANDREW HOHN• SW�
industrial district)
Mr. Hohn stated that about t�.�o months ago he showed this tract t� about nine
different business people who were looking for industrial property. He found it
would be a hard proposition to use this land for industrial because there is peat
ar.' that would have to be removed. Mr. Adams and rir. Miller were interested in a
I•?:''1e Home Court. It Faould not be necessary to remove the peat for putting in a
ri:��'!e Home Court. A planning engineer had been engaged who had made a sketch of
t?.•_ Court and was present this evening and would explain the plans. He then intro-
duced Mr. Dale Hamilton.
Mr. Jensen remoyed himself from participation in the discussion because of con-
flict of interes.t..
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Mr. Hamilton presented the specifications and maps. He read from the information
sheet the details of the proposed development, scope of development (about 200 units,
adequate off street parking being provided for each unit, free space between units
generally to at least 20 feet.with 4,000 to 4,500 square feet per living.unit, inter-
-- nal street 30 feet wide with curb, gutters, bituminous surfacing and sidewalk, access
from University Avenue Service Road, public service building including laundry facili-
' ties, lounges, rest room facilities and miscellaneous service area, landscaped wiCh
shrubbery and sod with at least one shade tree provided for each living unit, each
unit to have concrete or brick patio, electrical pocaer proposed to be underground,
Mercury internal street lighting, central gas type incineration, storm drainage will
� be oriented to existing drainage ditch running thro�gh the middle of the property,
density not to exceed 6 units/acre) and they feel that this could be a very excellent
development. _
Ed Munson, 9042 7th Street N.E.: I am the business administrator for School
District No. 16 and I represent the school board. As far as going on record as being
opposed to the trailer court, we have taken this position in the past for several
reasons. 1. There is a strong feeling we would like all property that is designated
light industrial or commercial to remain as such because of tax dollars. 2. We
are a f.inancially poor school. At least once a year we have to appeal to the State
B�ard of Education for emergency funds to help an i�nediate financial crisis. 3. We
feel the taxpayers of our school district already pay quite a high mill rate on their
real property. This mill rate will be 199 mills. We feel they are putting forth
quite a large effect in the support of education. 4. Past experience shows trailer
courts really do not pay enough compensation for the education of their children. It
�nay be the number of children are not necessarily as large in proportion to those of
residential areas, but we have no guaranty that this trend will continue. In addition
to putting on an added financial burden, it would further upset our present building
construction schedule, We will be receiving less tax dollars from the mobile home
taxes because of the depreciation of trailer courts. S. It was proven in 1967,
when a survey was performed in the metropolitan area, that District 11 and 16 had
more trailer parks within the confines of their boundaries than any other district.
We feel we have enough right now.
John E. Miller, 7350 Lyric Lane: I object to this rezoning as far as the value
of our homes in that particular area is concerned. We have a tremendous amount of
multiples. This is an attractive area and I do not think we need any more trailer
courts.
T. H. Mikoda, 7361 Tempo Terrace: I agree with what has been said. I do not
believe we need any more trailer courts.
Mr. Hohn explained thar�a trailer court meets the needs of older people and
young.married people who cannot afford a house usually until the time the third.child
arrives.
H. M. Harris, 6210 Riverview Terrace: The drainage ditch runs through two parcels
of my property and the City Council is contemplating on vacating 78th and running a
storm drain through there, but it is held now due to the fact that this water c�mes from
Spring Lake Park and Plinnesota Highcaay Department. I feel tha� being their water
uses this storm drainage help should partially come from them. Also they mention
30 foot street. My property is knocan as Onaway. Thirty feet has already been
platted and dedicated to the City of Fridley. This would eliminate any street at
all. Peopl.e on ehe west side•of Main Street have built their property to comply
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ti*i�h-the caay the terrain runs. This would make a great deal of difference tax wise
on the school tax. At this time this Committee should consider what the Council
has in�mind about this property. Water and sewer -- where would that come in?
--- --- -_-- Richard Harris, 63Q0 Riverview Terrace: We_ozan quite a good section of-the
property that abuts this land on the West side. We have already begun an industrial
. development in there. We have one building facing 77th, another one on the corner
of rlain, and are putting a few buildings facing East. First, drairiage ditch problem -�
the situation is totally intolerable to the area. Every spring this washed out the
- streets. The City Attorney is trying to make some sort of arrangement with Spring
_ _ Lake Park and the Highway Department. We certainly cannot allow this lagoon type
drainage ditch. Your storm sewer system would be draining into the lagoon. The
ditch is a private ditch. Thirty foot streets -- I cannot see 30 foot streets
being permissible in a trailer court ,�nd the City streets must be 60 feet, People
fare much better in residential than trailer parks. From a public safety standpoint,
-- I.eannot see-it. You say you cannot put buildings on peat. How can you make a slab -
set sti11 on peat? It will move away from you. I don't think this will meet the --
building requirements of the City of Fridley. The last point is that this is zoned
M-2. Heavy industrial area is short in Fridley. We should keep and protect the
industrial. It is the backbone of our tax base. As an abutting property owner and
taxpayer, we are definitely opposed to this rezoning request, at least the way it is
proposed here.
Chairman Erickson asked Mr. Munson if he had any figures on the number of school
children per trailer and caas told that in 1966-67, the overa�l percentage is about
1.63 per trailer, but the figure varies from year to year.
Mr. Myhra asked Mr. A1 Johnson if he had an opportunity to discuss the drainage
problem with the City Engineer. Mr. Johnson ans�oered that he had been asking for
help for about five or six years. It is a financial burden -- he pays taxes and
gets nowhere at all. The present ditch fills up.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the PlanninQ Commission close the.,,
public hearing of ZOA ��68-07, James L. Adams by Andrew Hohn of the SW� of the SW'�
of Section 2, (40 acre tract) to rezone from M-2 to R-4 (trailer park). Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carxied unanimously.
Mr. Ylinen said that his own opinion was that there is a better use for the
land than �ahat is proposed in the petition and therefore would make the following
motion:
MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission recommend
denial to the Council of the rezoning request, ZOA ��68-07. James L. Adams bv
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_ to R=4 (trailer Qark�. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried��
unanimouslv,
Chairman Erickson concurred with the motion and felt some cormnents should be.
clarified. If this were completed and developed into residential, multiple or
industrial, we are still going to have a drainage problem. The drainage has to
be solved no matter what happens to the property. In regard to the street pattern,
he said the trailer court streets must be maintained by the people in the park.
He, too, did not feel this was the proper use for the land.
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMFND THE CITY CODE OF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A
CHANGE 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:
Lot 4, Block 1, Wilson Addition lying i:n the South
Half (S2� of Section 34, T-30, R-24, County of
Anoka, City of Fridley, State of Minnesota.
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
known as R-3A (apartmex�.t and multiple dwelli.ngs
district�.
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change
the official zonin.g map to show said tract or area from
zoned district R-1 (single family dwellings district�
to R-3A (apartment and multiple dwellin.gs district�.
PASSID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDI,EY THIS
DAY OF __ , 196s.
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST: • . � � '
CITY CI,ERK Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing:_��:� 1� ti8
First Reading:
Seco.nd Reading:
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13. MINUTES OF THE BUIZDING STANDARDS: (1) Consideration of a Drive-in on
Max Saliterman's property; Motion to grant building permit with 4 provisions
which are listed on Page 53. (2) Consideration of Mfg. and Display Bldg.
Minco Corp; Motion to grant building permit with provisions listed on botto��i
of Page 53 and top of Page 54. (3) Proposal of Mfg. Plant and Research Building.
Carter-Day Co; Motion to grant permit. (4) Consideration of a swimming pool
at the Georgetown Court Apartments; Tabled. (5) Car Care Center requested
by Keith Holvenstat; Motion to approve pland and issue permit with provisions
listed on page 54.
14. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION, APRIL 1, 1968: Page 55.
15. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION COMNIISSION, APRIL 8, 1968: Page 56 &.57.
16. MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ME�TING, APRIL 11, 1968: These Minutes will be
handed out at the meeting.if they are available after the Good Friday Holiday.
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NO PARKING SIGNS ON 52ND AVENUE, SOUTH OF SKYWOOD MALL: This item was brought to
the attention of the Administration by Councilman Sheridan. A communication
from the City Engineer is on Page 58.
18. RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, ST. 1968-1, ADDENDUM ��2• The hearing on Onondaga
Street was held April 8th and there were a couple of objectors. The Administration's
recommendation would be that if the street is going to be improved, it should be
improved all the way from H�yes Street to Lakeside Avenue. Resolution on Page 59.�
� 19. RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-3: There
were no objectors to this improvement. The Resolution is on Page 60.
� 20. RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY RE PORT FOR ST. 1968-1 ADDENDUM ��3: This orders
the Preliminary report for the petition received on the alley paving and to extend
73rd Avenue to serve the Minco Corpora.tion parking lot. The Resoluiton is on
Page 61.
� 21. RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPOR.ARY BONDS - PROJECT N0. 88; There has
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the issuance of temporary bonds to finance the project. Resolution on P�ges 62 - 68.
22. RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEMPORARY BONDS PROJECT N0. 88:
This Resolution on Pages 69 & 70 would authorize the sale of temporary bonds' and
the purchase of temporary bonds by-another City Fund.
23. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS:
Page 71 & 72 - Routine.
24. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AIv'D DIRECTING TI� COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS;
Page 73. Routine.
2.5. CLAIMS: Page 74.
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26. LICENSES: Pages 75 - 79.
27. ESTIMATES: The Estimat� to be considered are explained on Page 80, with
detail sheets on Pages 81 through 85.
28. COMMUNICATION REGARDING BENSON INVESTMEN� CQ: Put on the agenda at the
request of the City Attorney.
29. COMMUNICATION FROM FRIDLEY STATE BANK: This is put on the agenda at the
request of Paul Brown for your information. To be received.
30. COPY OF LETTER FROM DESIGNWARE INDUSTRIES, INC. TO STATE POLLUTION CONTROL
AGENCY: Put on the Agenda for your information.
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The Regular Council Meeting of the City of Fridley was called to order by
Mayor Kirkham at 8:20 P.M.
OPENING CEREMONY:
Mayor Kirkham asked everyone to stand and join in saying the Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag. Reverend Bergren from Redeemer Lutheran Church gave the Invocation.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 18, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of March 18, 1968 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
The Council added Item 4A-Petition-"TRAFFIC CONTROL AT MADISON AND 57TH STREET",
added an additional license to the Licenses, and deleted Item 4, "AWARDING OF
BIDS - GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE" because the Council has asked the
Insurance Consultant for additional information. The awarding of bids will
be put back on a future agenda when the information is at hand.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,_Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION OF ELDON SC�DEKE REZONING REQUEST (ZOA ��68-01):
Mayor Kirkham asked the City Attorney for his opinion on the standing of thiS
rezoning, because of somewhat conflicting motions at the last meeting. The
City Attorney said that his interpretation would be that the vote was to deny
the rezoning request. He quoted Ordinance 358, Section VII of the City Code
which stated "In all cases where an appeal has been taken, and the relief sought
has been denied by the Board of Appeals, no petition for identical relief shall
be presented to or be considered by the zoning administrator, the Planning
Commission, or the City Council until a period of at least six months have elapsed."
Councilman Sheridan asked the City Attorney what action the Council could take
to reverse the denial. The City Attorney said that the Council could rescind
their motion, or make a motion to reconsider the request.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to reconsider the action of the City Eouncil at �
' - their Regular Council Meeting of March 18, 1968 regarding the Schmedeke Rezoning
Request. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Councilman Liebl quoted the motion and
the roll call vote on Page 6 of the Minutes of March 18, 1968. Mayor Kirkham
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asked if the motion just made by Councilman Sheridan was a proper motion. The
City Attorney said that the motion to reconsider the rezoning would have to be
made by one of the Councilmen on the prevailing side of the vote according to
Robert's Rules of Order. Councilman Sheridan said that in that case, he will
have to withdra�a his motion. Mayor Kirkham stated that the motion is withdrawn.
Mr. Schmedeke said that he had a letter he would like to have�read into the
record and he asked Councilman Lie�l as Councilman of the 3rd Ward to read
it aloud for him. Councilman Liebl read the following letter and asked that
it be put into the minutes:
"YOUR HONOR THE MAYOR AND HONORABLE COUNCIL MEMBERS, as you have promised me
your honest answer tonight, I am here to remind you what my opinion is now,
and always has been.
If you believe you are being fair and truly honest in your decision in
listening to an appointed group that is not interested in this area, and
never has been since Fridley was formed, many people will be shocked. If
we are going to get more feeble promises, I am sure few of us will be listening.
This is your golden opportunity to show faith in a possible change in this part
� of Fridley. Of course the people own this part of our town, so the realitors
may not get their hands on it first on short notice, but if we drag this
� out it could be done so they can get involved. If this ever materializes, I
� believe the small property owners should gain, not a total stranger as it
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In my opinion, if some committee is dictating to you, then the mice are
chasing the elephant, and I am surprised to see this. If the people in this
area believe I am right, and what I ask for is right, I will abide by their
wishes. I was informed that you represent the party of free enterprise and
self help, not federal handouts, only if it is the last resort. My trust
. and hope is this is slowly crumbling. I am no longer interested. in
promises, and I ask for the truth. I am prepared to start my share of our
local urban renewal plan now, with the initiative of the people in this area
at stake, and at no cost to the taxpayers of Fridley.
This group of interested citizens will probably stay in tzct if you our elected
Council show enough trust to pass this first important step in the right
direction. This step will no.t hinder the balance of the plan proposed if'anyone
has any intention of follo�ving the peoples wishes.
I also want to emphasize that I did not pick C-2 zoning at random, I think it
should have been mentioned t�ao weeks ago that item (G) under C-2 puts my
present business in this particular zoning group. I do not �oant the people
of Fridiey to believe I am doino something wrong in asking for C-2 zoning
as indicated by the Fridley Sun in an article two weeks ago.
' At the last council meeting the Chairman of the Planning Commission stated
that if these lots were zoned commercial that it caould force the Council to
do the same a block or two away. I caould like to remind this council this was
� done on the same side of University rlvenue on the same street just two blocks
away when Eioliday strip-zoned University and.57th Avenue N E two years ago.
Mr. Jensen stated if my lots were zoned C-2 the same would have to be done
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� across the street. I would like to remind this council, across University
Avenue from me is zoned C 2 and I am asking only for the same consideration.
I have bought the lots where.my building is on as commercial property, and I
� always used these lots as commercial. I am a firm believer in doing what
is right and this happens to be so and not only in my opinion.
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In following the recomendations of Mr. Virgil Herrick, the City Attorney, I
have asked for this request and a correction in zoning of my property at this
time, so you are not making any major decisions.
Mr. Mayor, Gentlemen of this Council, I ask you for a£inal answer, to either
grant or deny my request based on its mer�ts."
Sincerely, /S/ Eldon Schmedeke
Councilman Liebl said that when Mayor Kirkham had been elected two years ago,
he had said that the initiative of the people could do what Urban Renewal
was supposed to do. He said that if the Council would have granted this
partial rezoning, the people would have worked with the Council to make a
nice area in the 3rd Ward. He said he regretted to say that the Council
has not helped him in any way.
Mayor Kirkham said that his philosophy has not changed, and he is still
for free enterprise and in favor of the people contrnlli_ng their property.
He said that his interest in asking Mr. Schmedeke to wait was solely to
protect Mr. Schmedeke as well as the rest of the community, because
granting a partial rezoning can create some problems. He said that all he
asked for was a delay long enough for the City staff to work out some of
the problems and to prevent any errors from being perpetrated, if not to
Mr. Schmedeke, then. to s�me�ne else.
RESOLUTION ��45-1968 REGARDING IMPROVEMENT OF EAST RNER RQAD AND MISSISSIPPI
STREET AND MISSISSIPPI PLACE INTERSECTION:
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT REGARDING FUNDING OF LOOPBACKS:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��45-1968. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
Councilman Harris said he had read the memo from the City Manager and said
that he may have misinterpreted it, but he believed there would be some
cases which would not be covered by the memo, and he would like to see it
broken down further to apply directly to the existing intersections
currently under project study.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the memorandum from the City
Manager regarding funding of loopbacks, but not set it as Council policy
at this time. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion declared unanimously.
The City Manager said that his memo covers the general situation, but it
can be made more specific, and broken doc,m by inte-sections. Councilman
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Harris said he would like the people to know that if this is'.delayed; it �iill
not slow down the contracts that have been let. The City Engineer said
� that this will in no way slow down the loop at Mississippi Street and
Mississippi Place. Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if it can be
assessed to the property owner. The City Attorney said it can be done if there
' is additional value to the property, which is a decision the Council will
ultimately have to make. The City Manager said that this would go to the
bonding attorney for review, and he would check this very thoroughly.
� He said that the recommendation would try to make the minimum impact on
the property owner.
Councilman Sheridan said it was his understanding that any policy set
would be the overall policy on loopbacks for the entire community. Mayor
Kirkham said that the policy would have to be uniform and keep the cost
to a bare minimum for the property owners.
DISCUSSION OF LIQUOR STUDY:
� Mayor Kirkham said that the members of the Liquor Study Committee had been
invited to attend the Council Meeting, but when they had been polled,
several of the members had other committments, and the Chairman had asked
� that the Committee be excused from attending the meeting. Mayor Kirkham
said that the item is still on the agenda because Councilman Sheridan has
indicated he has something to say on this subject.
Councilman Sheridan said he has received considerable comments regarding
the Liquor Study and would like to make a statement before handing out a
resolution he would like the Council to consider. He reviewed the dates
� that the report was authorized, the date the Council received it, the da�e
the committee was appointed and the extended date at which the Committee
was to return their evaluation. He said that the calls he has been
receiving have been on both sides of the issue, and from some that have
� not made up their minds, but they have been accusing him and the Council
. of shelving something and not making it readily available to the public.
He said he is proposing that the Council either accept the report, �ay the
� accountirzg firm and make it �ublic record or reject the report and return.
it and the balance due to the firm, and possibl� instruct the City Attorney
to begin action to retrieve the $1200 already expended. Councilman
� Sheridan handed out the resolution he wanted the Council to review and .
read it out loud to the public.
RESOLUTION ��46-1968 REGARDING THE STUDY ON THE FEASIBILITY OF RETURNING
MUNICIPAL LIQUOR TO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND THE :�1ANOR'S EVALUATION COMMITTEE
HEREAFTER KNOWN AS THE COMMITTEE
� MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution ��46-1968. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl.
� Mayor Kirkham pointed out that no effcrt has been made to hide the report, _
that copies of it are out, and the date for returning their evaluation was a
suggested date to get them to appreciate some concern as to timing. Councilman
Sheridan said that after talking to one Committee member, the committee °
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and a second meeting at which sub-committees 4�ere set up.
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"Mr. Mayor, you said at the regular Council meeting of March 18th, thaC you
had given the chainnan of the Evaluation Committee, Mr. Langer no other
authority except to evaluate the Horwath & Horwath .report with the help of
the �,zhole committee. On March 5th at one of the committee sessions, Mr. Laager
decided to split the group in three subcommittee�s and make his own Liquor
Study on his own initiativ e, he also stated that he had discussed it with you
the T�Iayor and had your approval and if anyone of the committee members did
not wish to go along with him could resign anytime
You never mentioned one word of this to the whole Council except the last
Item of the March 18th Council session was a letter from Mr. Langer dated
March 15th asking us the Council if we would not object to a Liquor Study
of his own initiative.
How many Liquor studies does the Council private Liquor clique want done in
� two years? Consider the employees who have had to live under this harrassment
for two years not knowing from one day to the next whether they have to consider
other employ�nent. Some of them after long years of faithful and conscientious
service to the City of Fridley. Our Liquor stores manaoer is a competent out-
� standing man and the employees do an excellent job I strongly protest your
attitude and sudden urgency to give up this operation.
� These employees have to date, earned the people of Fridley $1,517,165.91 net
profit, and so have helped maintain this administration and previous ones a
balanced budget. What would we have done without the liquor income?
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You gentlemen want to get rid of our M�nicipal operation regardless what it
will do to the taxpa.yers and to the city`s social and moral climate. I will
under no circumstances be any part of this.
If the Horwath & Horwath report does not merit an eva�luation in the nninion
of the committee,then let them state so, but �aith their signatures attache�i,
to their findings.
This committee was not originally appointed to make any recommeadation concern-
ing rfunicipal ar Private Liquor (that is �ahat we paid Horwath to do) but to
evaluate the recommendations contained in the Horwath report
I have a letter here which proves to me and the people of Fridley that you
� are trying r1r. rlayor your best to whitecaash this expensive report which you
recommended and no�•� are not man enough to admit.
Private Liqu�r �aill breed corruption and pay-offs in our city in my•opinion
and in the opinion of many of our citizens.
� I am asking for an EVAI,UATION of this committee in regard to the Horwath
report not another `•ta}�ors Liquor study." (End o£ Councilman Liebl's statement)
� Councilman Liebl read a letter written to him by Mr. O.tt. Bjerkesett, a member
� of the committee, regzrding the formation of the three subcommittees and his
objection td it.
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Mr. Ole Bjerkesett, Mr. Dick Donlin, and Mr. Wilbur Whitmore, each a member
of the subcommittees that had been appointed were present at the meeting.
Mr. Donlin said that somewhere along the line everyone was getting involved
in persona�ities and politics. He said he did not remember Mr. Bjerkesett's
strong opposition to forming the subcommittees. He said �hat some of the
Committee Members felt there were some figures in the report which were '
incorrect although they had followed these figures. He said that the sub-
committee met two or three times.
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had refreshed Mr. Langer's memory, and he remembered that
had objected to what the Cfiairman was doing.
Councilman Sheridan said that his resolution was not directed at any
personalities, but was a case where he felt the report should be accepted
or rejected by the Council within a certain time period. Councilman Harris
asked Councilman Sheri.dan if'he had discussed this with any members of the
Committee, and if April 15th would give them enough time to finalize their
report. Councilman Sheridan said he felt there should be a definite date
named. Councilman Harris asked the three members of.the committee present
if they thought their evaluation could be concluded by April lSth. The
committee members felt they could be ready with an evaluation of the contents
of the Horwath & Horwath report, but they did not feel they should answer
for the rest of the mernbers on the committee.
Mayor Kirkham said he would like to answer some of the charges Councilman
Liebl has made. Mayor Kirkham said they were something about whitewashing,
delaying action, and that sort of thin�,and about Councilman Liebl '
representing the people of Fridley. Mayor Kirkham said that he represented
the same people, and a certain percentage of the people have:come to him
frequently to suggest that Fridley reconsider the position on Municipal
Liquor, and in fairness to this segment of the population, he said in his
mind it was only proper that the Council agreed to go at this from a
business like standpoint and hire a study made. He said that he made the
suggestion to the committee that this pattern be followed. Mayor Kirkham
said that Councilman Liebl had made the motion that the Horwath and Horwath
firm be hired. He said the firm did not make a promise when the study
would be back, but would try to have it back as soon as possible. He said they
had never made a study exactly like this before, and they were not certain
what would be entailed. He said that it took longer then they and the Council
had hoped for, but there was not much to gain by pushing them and asking them
to cut the study short, once it was started. -Mayor Kirkham said that after
the report had been received, it seemed only proper to add more heads, and
he formed a committee, and asked each Councilman to appoint someone on it.
He said that he was accused of appointing people who had made up their minds
and were prejudiced. He asked which of the people he had appointed were
prejudiced, the two ministers, or the judge, or who. He said that the man
appointed by Councilman Liebl �vas an employee of the liquor store.
_ Mayor Kirkham said he took offense at Councilman Liebl's accusations about
� someone lining their pockets. He said he did not care if someone gets a
drink in Fridley. Mayor Kirkham said that these accusations are mean,
personal and political, and if Councilman Liebl wants to campaign he should
� hire a hall or get a soap box. He said it was not fair for him to take
advantage of a captive audience.
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Mayor Kirkham said there are two things to be decided, whether this community
wants private liquor and if they want it, how can it be done economically, and
if it costs more money, is it worth it? He said that he wanted the people to
decide, and they have to decide on the facts.and not on facts that are
slanted, and for this reason he �aanted a composite of some different viewpoints,
which was the reason for the different members he had appointed to the
committee. Two tlinisters, a Judge, Attorney, member of the Police Civil
Service Commission, and the President of the Chamber of Commerce.
Mayor Kirkham said he did not feel the Council should dictate April lSth, but
should ask the Committee when the earliest date would be that they would be
ready, He said that he thinks the City should accept the report. It was
contra-cted for and should be paid for, whether it is liked or not. Councilman
Liebl said that if he sees the signature ot the 2 ministers, Chamber of
Commerce President and of alJ. the other committee members on the evaluation
regarding the contents of the Horwath & Horwath report, he will believe it.
Councilman Harris said he had no objection to the resolution and will vote for
� it but he questioned the date and asked Councilman Sheridan if he would
object to asking the Committee when they could be done, as long as they are
meeting on Tuesday evening.
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Councilman Sheridan said that if the seconder of the motion agreed, he would
change the date in the Resolution from April 15, 1968 to May 1, 1968, which
will give the Committee 30 days from today. Councilman Liebl as the seconder
concurred.
The Vote on the Motion to adopt Resolution ��46-1968, with the amended date, was
a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
PETITION ��5-1968 TRAFFIC CONTROL AT MADISON AND 57TH STREET:
Mr. Robert W. Erickson, a resident on 57th Avenue, was present at the Council
Meeting and presented a petition from the people on 57th between 7th Street
and Quincy Avenue requesting a 3-way stop sign at 57th Avenue and Madison.. He
said that there was increased traffic in this area because of the drive-in and
the Holiday Store and there were 91 young chilciren living within the neighbor-
hood. He read some of the comments of the neighbors that had signed the petition.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the petition and refer it to the
Administration for evaluation and recommendation. Seconded by Councilman Harris.
Upon a voice vote, there beino i�.o nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION ��47-1968 DIRECTING TI-IE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN
ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHFIPTER 385: (ST. 1968-3):
� MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ;'�y.7-19�g, Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously. .
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RESOLUTION ��48-1968 DIRECTING THE SALE AND PUR.CHASE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution ��48-1968. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously. '
MINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 7, 1968
AND THEIR RESOLUTION TO THE MAC:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Fridley Industrial
Development Commission Meeting of March 7, 1968.
Councilman Harris said he would like to draw the Council's attention to the
resolution sent to the MAC indicating that this Commission supported the airport
development. He said that the Committee would strive to have a hearing held
in Anoka County, requesting a plan of the proposed air traffic lanes and the
consequences of such over Fridley. Councilman Harris suggested that the
Administration have a representative attend the hearings to protect the
interests of Fridley.
Councilman Samuelson seconded the motion to receive the Minutes, and upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
Councilman Sheridan said that the hearing April 22nd is scheduled to be held
in Bloomington at 10:00 A.M., which would make it impossible for the majority
of those interested to attend the hearing. He said that perhaps this
location cannot be changed on such short notice legally, but he felt certain
they could hold another hearing within our County..
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan that the Administration requ.est that the
� Metropolitan Airpost Commission hold a hearing on the proposed airport in
the County of Anoka, and that the Administration direct communications to
adjacent communities, and the communities across the�river, and to the elected
� representatives in the area and ask them to proceed with a request also.
Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
� Councilman Sheridan said that he would ur.ge the Fridley Indusfrial
Development Commission to use some of the people within our own community
in preparing their Business Forecaster Newsletter. Councilman Harris said
� that as a representative of the Board, he would pass on to the Boa'rd the•name
of anyone suggested. He said that the present gentleman had been consulted
because of his experience in preparing a brochure for another community.
1 MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 18, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the Minutes of the Special parks
� and Recreation Commission Meeting of March 18, 1968. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
. motion carried unanimously.
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COMNiISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Regular Parks and
Recreation Commission Meeting of March 25, 1968. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously. '
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION, MARCH 25, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Special Meeting of
the Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of March 25, 1968. Seconded by
Councilman Sa.muelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOi�Il`�IITTEE MEETING MINUTES, MARCH 27, 1968:
1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO REVISE THE FLOOR �'�t1..'�' OF A 32 UNIT ANN STREET
__._ -__'A.PAc?TrLraidT:_ C�t�iPL�X 'rG M�iT� THE REQUIF.ED STORE`.GF SPACE _ TO THE COrI1V�CTING I.INK
.. AND INCLUDE AN ADDITIONAL ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT. (REQUEST BY DALE TILE
HIGHWAY ��100 AND FRANCE AV�WE NORTH MPLS.):
The City Engineer expl�ined that the Council has approved the plan already, but
now they would like to provide laundry area in only one apartment bu�lding and
provide an additional apartment in the second building. He said that this
will meet road requirements and has been approved by the Fire Depariment.
1 MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the recommendation of the
Building Board and grant the request subject to adequate support for the
concrete floor above the basement boiler and locker area, Seconded by
� Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
� 2. CONSIDERATIOA� OF ADDTT.ION TO KURT MFG. OF 10,988 SQ. FT. (78.67 X 139.67)
CONCRETE BLOCK EXTERIOR. (REQUEST BY ALLIED BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.,
707 OAK RIDGE ROAD, HUPK�CNS):
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The City Engineer said that the Kurt Mfg. Co. was proposing to make an
addition to their building on the southwest side. He said they have adec}uate
parking, and the only recommendation made by the �uil�ling Board is that they
paint the exterior to match the existing building.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Building Standards-Design
Control Sub-Committee and grant the request of the Kurt Mfg, Company
subject to painting the exterior to match the existing building. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vot�, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
3. CONSIDER.ATION OF A NEW PLOT E'LAN TO PROVIDE ADDITIONr1L PARKING TO THE
NORTH OF EXISTING PARKING PROVIDED AT McDONAI:DS, 5831 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
(REQUEST BY SUPERIOR PRODUCTS, 8030 NICOLLET AVENUE, MIN�IEAPOLIS:)
Councilman Harris said he had no objection to additional parking, as this
will keep cars off the service drive, but he di.d object to the delay in fencing,
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The City Engineer said that he had checked and the fencing is up. �He said
that they have trouble with the fence behind Erickson's because people back
into it and knock it down. He said they have requested that they put in dome-
type pipe poles, and have agreed with this. .
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Building Standards Design
Control and accept the proposal subject to the notations on the drawing.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
4. CONSIDERATION OF OFFICE BUILD
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, The City Engineer said that the Building Board had approved the general layout
of the plan and authorized the foundation permit after submission of adequate
plans. Councilman Liebl asked who the owner of the property was. The City
Attorney said the owners were Weaver, Talle, Herrick who will construct
� the building, and Mr. George Hayano, Cliff 5pieker and Dave Harris. Council-
man Harris said that this will be one of the nicest office buildings in the
Twin City Metropolitan area. He sai_d there will be a center court yard, air
� conditioning, all brick, and meets, and in many cases, exceeds the code and
ordinances,
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the Building Board and approve
the general layout of the plan and grant the foundation permit. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Harris abstaining,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unan�mously.
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, MARCH 28, 1968:
1. CONTINUED REZONING REQUEST: ZOA ��68-04, LOUIS rIOMCHILOVICH: SOUTH 150
FEET FRONT A1VD REAR OF L.^T 9, AUDITOR' S SUBDIVISION �r`�88. REZOiVE FROM
R-1 T0 MULTIPLE:
The City Engineer said that this property was on the southeast corner of
Mississippi Street and T.H. ��65. He said that the Planning Commission
recommended the rezoning subject to getting a dedication of the west 30 feet
of property for a service drive and also that there should be no waiver of
land area requirements as relate to the number of units 'that can be built on the
property. The City Engineer said that there are apartment buildings to the
south of this property and to the north are single-family residents. He said
there are road easements on the property to the north and to the south of
this.property, and.req;.ciri_ng a dedication would continue the two easements.
ri0TI0N by Councilman Harris to set the date of May 13, 1968 for the�public
Hearing before the Council on this rezoning request. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
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2. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S, ��68-04 LARRY DEAN FERGUSON: LOT 21,
BLOCK 2, SPRING LAKE PARK LAKESIDE:
The City Engineer said that this property abuts on Osborne Road and is large
enough to be split into two lots, but water and sewer cannot be provided right
away. He suggested that if the Council approve the lot split, they do so on
the condition that the lot be red tagged until either the property owner or
City can provide water and sewer, so they will not put in a cesspool. He
said there is a water stub up to the easterly property line, but it would still
need an extention �.nd would be quite expensive.
� MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the Planning Commission's recom-
mendation and grant the �.ot.split as requested by Larry Dean Ferguson subject
to providing the City with a 10 foot drainage easement centered on the
North line of the south parcel and a 25 foot easement along the south line
I for road purposes, and that it be red tagged until utility service is
available. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vore, there being no
nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Minutes of March 28, 1968. Seaonded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
�PPLICATION FOR TR.AILER PERMIT AND PLAN:
Councilman Sheridan said that he has reviewed this site in the past years,
and the trailer is very neatly placed in the trees, and he would recommend
granting the permit.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the trailer permit request as requested
by Mr. Cletus C. Nei,.1465 Mississippi Street. Seconded by Councilman Liebl.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
PETITION .��2-1968:
BACON DRIVE:
PETITION �3-1968:
STREET N.E.
STREET, ONONDAGA STREET NORTHEAST FROM HAYES STREET TO
STORM SE[�TER AND BLACKTOP ALL�Y FROM 47TH TO 48TH ON MAIN
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive Petition ��2-1968 and Petition ��3-1968
and refer them to the Administration for processing. Seconded by Counciiman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
CLAIMS:
The City Attorney said that one item in the claims is a request for payment
, to George Norton for an easement for storm sewer and water in Norton Avenue.
He said that he has started negotiations on some of these parcels. He said
that Mr. Norton has obtained an appraisal from the Schaeffer Company, and
� the City Attorney said he was recammending the figure that appears in the
� claims as it is within the area of the appraisal, and if the City had to go
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through with the condemnation it may.cost a larger amount.
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MOTION by Counc.ilman Harris to approve the General Claims ��14496 through
��14591 and Liquor Claims ��2064 through ��2103. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously. .
� There was a discussion about the fact that some people are giving the
easements to the City free, and some of them have to be acquired. The City
Engineer said that the area assessment will be,excessively high, and he
� wants the Council to be aware of this. The City Attorney said he agreed
that it did not seem fair, and he said he would explore the possibility of
having t��ro different assessment figures or of crediting previous dedications.
The City Attorney said that this area is zoned industrial or multiple, and with
� the value of property rising, especially in these two zonings, this situation
is not unique to this property.
' ' LICENSES•
� The Council added the following additional General Contractors License to
, the List; McCall and Company, 1618 West Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota
as reques.ted by Barry Palm.
, Councilman Liebl said he had received several complaints about poor garbage
pickup and asked the Administration to mention this to the companies when
the licenses are renewed. �
, MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the following Licenses;
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' RENEi�t1? L r ridley D�ir-,� :��:een Ern�st Fitch
2£30 �•iissis�ippi. St.
� rridley� �I�iinnesota �
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6310 Hi� r,;,�. f �=65
Fridley�. i•iinnesot��.
REPdE6�JAL Central E:�bers
5.�C0 Centr�:.l Ave.
Fridle,v, 'c•:inneso ta
CtE1��E!d.�L i�iidl�nd Co--cp
� I�691� �t :��in St.
Fridley� Minne:r� ta
rJillian Gottwzldt
CArI Birnby
Sol h'ash
APPROVED EY:
Health Inspactor
Health Ir.s;�:� ctor
Health Ir.slecior
Health T�nspector
I' RENE4lAL Dea.l.ers t��^nu�°acturir.p Co. Sol Nash Health Inspector
5130 P�[_: in � t.
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REA?E�r:4L Target Stores� Inc.
755 53�'d rtve.
Fxidley� Minnesota
RENE4lAL D�si'fy t s A�a
74:19 E . River Road
Fri.dley� i�Iinnesota
REi��:�;:�L Yhoeni:: Cliow ;�Iein
242 Mississi�pi St.
Fridl.ey� P-iinnesota
cZEI�t:T4L FiiC rlorthern Ordinance
�8tn � r��rsn��.11
r"ridley� �•iir.r.e� ta
REiVE41AL Eunica � s C^ tering
10l�0 Osborne Road
Fri.d].ey� i�:ir.nesota
REP�'IIAL Unity Hospital
550 Osborne Road
�'ridley� i�iinnesota
REME�•1AL Rttrgar Kin�
b/10 University Ave.
, Fridley� Minnesota
REI�E!�JAL Ho).i.d�y ViZlage North
250 57tn Az-� o
Fridley� �.;:irn�sota
RE1VE47r.L Snyder Dru� St•ore
6�82 Uni:-ars�+J Ave.
� Fri_dte;�� P-iir�7esota
F�r�!•1AL HO'rfJ_P. � S
24.� T�ilGS1�S1pL1 St.
FI'1-dlA'y� i:innesota
REI�7ESJ�I� Hocr� rd Johnsor. � s
5z77 Central �ve.
F�•:�dJ.eY� ?iir_nesota
REISr',GI�L CY:3neGe Vi11a�e �
� 63!i!* H.; �h..,1y � 65
F�'idlaf� P�Iinne�ta
Rfchard F�lir,e
Earl ri. Duf�'y
Lyn Hom
Eri.c Raptedi
Arthur J. McClellan
John Haines
Russell Peterson
Do�ovan Eric?�cson
' Lloyd Berkus
Howard Nelson
Helen Taft
$enton Wong .
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Health Inspector
Fiealth Inspector
iiealth Snspector
Health Inspect�r
He�].th Insp�:.ctor
Health Inspectr�r
Health Ins; actor
Health Ir.spector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
REGULAR COUNCIL TtEETING, APRIL 1, 1968
CIC�IRETTr.
RENE1�IAL Cliff Service Centcr
7250 Central Ave,
Fridley� Aiinnesota
RENEWAL Steigers "66"
65�9 Central Ave.
Frl�ley, i•Iinnesota
RENEGIAL Dick � s Idor �h Star
40�,0 rlarsiiall.
Fridley� M�,nnesota
RENEWAL 1Q0 Twin Drive In
Highway �05 & 694
Fridley� P�iirnew~ta
RENEj,J�:L Duffy � s A�?•J
7429 E. Ri.ver Road
Fridley, A�iinnesota.
RENEl,1AL Tar�e�; Stores Inc.
755 53rd Ave.
Fridlay, P'.ir.nesota
Ft�,Ir�t•!AL R�verside Stand?rd
8100 E. River Road
Fridley� I�iinnasota
REI��t•1�L Ar+, � s Superatte
f�.!;83 Ur.}��er�it;� 1ve,
Fri�ley� .•i:n':esot�
REl �'�fAL Gord�-t s C�zrtry Eoy
1CL2 Osbc..-_a ?::c
F2•id1eY, ;;ir�eso'.:3
DELIVERY � ���C'r:
RETdEidAL America.. L�n� ^ Supplf
47 so� 9t.r_ s�.
2.?x��?apolis; .�'i.^�:��ot�
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Acorn Vending
Acorn Vending
Richard Hennessy
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APPROVEII BY:
Chief of Police
Chief o£ Police
Chief of Police
Outdoor Theat� e Caterers ChiEi' of Palice
Earl t4. Du€�fy
�t3.char'd�'Kli��
Jar:es A�strong
Artnur Stira.nson
Gordcr. S':�ensoa
BXs
George Amur.dson
Chief of Police
Chief of Polica
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
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R�I�4lAL Anoka Cleaners & Dyers
?-9.11 so„ 2nd st.
A'��:;'�a� ri�nne;,ota
?Vv� �;SiABL{S'ru�y';;y
RENEWAL Spartan Dept. Store
5351 Central A ve.
Fridley� I�iinn�sota
�'1 Target Food Stores
7>5 53rd Ave.
rr;�nley� i4ir.nesota
� G��"�-�h�� PICKUP
REIJEWAL .G+_;'o�,.r. }:�.r Piz,-ki,.p Service
�:r_:. :.�u ' • ° r .
Coon Rap3.�i�� p.��esota
REl`JEWAL Rub?�;.s}� Removal� Inc.
11./.0 lst St. �i.�d �
New Brighton� iyLinnesota
REP��i•lAL Fridley, Sanitation Inc.
7570 Highway n 65
Frid_ley� i�.innesota
REIv'E:•JAL Ca, i�;,�.2�r t s Se.rvice Inc.
�SE� Je�fer�on St,
P�]a.ir�e� Minnesota
GUN CI�UF
RENE:,ihL Fi•.0 Corporation
4�th €c .-i�r ;h�ll
Fx•_d�e:j� i°iit:.�e� ta
xc� r�acxT��
REi�r.'rL4L AJ, � s Gulf
7365 E � Rivar Rcad
Fridley� Mir.nesota
Sam Hermanson
�P.7�s.'..� •. �r
Ralph Goldhirsch
Hy Appleba.�.un
BY:
Jack Gallagher
Robart Plixon
Ben Shutrop
Lorraine Gallagher
BY:
K. Knutzen
BY:
Allan t�Jikstro:,
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AP1��3{�ED� p�: • •�
Health inspector
Health Inspector
APPROVED BY:
Health Inspect�r
, Police Chief
Health Inspector
Police ChieF
H�lth Inspector
Yolice Chief
Health Inspector
Police Chief
APPROVED BY:
Police� Chi�f •
APPROV�,'D B°:
Hzalth Inspector
REGUi,AR COUr:CIL MEETING, APRIL 1, 1968
OFF SALE
RENEGtAL Sr�,yd�r Drugs Inc.
6�82 University Ave.
F�idley� Nlinnesota
REI�'E6�►r1L Jimt's Dairy Store
6253 Uriiversity Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
RENEWAL Gordyts Country �oy
' 101�2 Osborne Road
FridleyJ Minnesota
REPTE4IAL Artts Superette
64�3 University Ave.
Frid].ey� Niinnesota
RENEi%lAL Holiday Village iyorth
250 57th Ave.
Fxidley� rii�esota
RENEtd�? L Target Food Stores
755 53~'cl Ave.
FI•idl Pv� Nlinnesota
RENEWAL P�nn, t s Super i�,arket
6540 Ur�i�ersity Ave.
Fridley� M3.rinesota
RENEtdAL The Kro�er Co.
5251 Ca�.tral Ave.
Fl•idJ_ey� I�iinr.esota
RENEWAL Fr�rley� Focd �ta.rket
. Q-'�S�F E., River Road
Fridley� rlir�nesot,a.
FtEPIEi�JAL Red G1,.rZ Stores
b52>` Univers�t� Ave,
Fridley� i�iinnes�
ON SALF
FiEIdE'dAL i��a��le :.anes
6�10 H�.�,h;ray r'6�
F��'idlev, PQir.nes�ta
BY:
Lloyd Berkus
James Rocheford
Gordon S��enson
Arthur Swanson
Donovan Erickson
Jonath�a Stores Inc.
Marion LeVine
J. MeL�ose
Jatr.es. Tr�:pe
w. a. coo<<
BX:
William Gottwladt
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Health Tnspector
Police Chier
Health Inspectoi•
Po13ce Chief
H3alth Jr.gpector
Police Chisf
Health In�pector
Palice Chie�
Health Inspecior
Polic� Crief
Health Inspector
- Police Chiei
Health Inspector
Polxce Chief
Health Inspector
Police ChieF
tiea].th Inspector
PoL'.ce Ch3.ef
He�.lth Ihspector
Police Chief
- A PPROVED BY;
Health Inspector
�Police Chief
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REIt�t�JAL Knights of Columbus
�31 Hig;�way � 65
Fridley, Minr.esota
RENEWAL Howie1s '
2l+Q �Lississippi St.
Fridley� P•iinr.eso1�a,
Gayno AZaloney
Howard Nelson
SERV ICE ST 4T I Oi�1S BX ;
RENE4IAL Burkets Texaco Earl Burke
�301 Highway r b5
Fr�clley� Minnesota
REPJE6JAL Holly "66�r Service Phillips Petroleum Co �
6500 University Ave.
Fridley� Minneso ta
REA'EL�AL Pete i s Superior t1400" Gulf Josef Seviil.e
7315 Hight•�ay �65
Fridley� ;�iir:nes� ta
REIv'E:�L4L R�nrs Standard Roland C�x
6l�90 Ur.iversity Ave.
Friale�r� ,iinnesota
REIVEt�IAL Wi1—�'red Oii Co. Fred Vye
37C9 :larshall
Fridley� Minriesotz �
REi�,!JAL C�;:.�ral Speedy Car biash Stu:�rt PiiLlstrcm
5201 C=;r.t�al Ave.
Fridl.ey� �r;inr,esota .
REb`EtdAL Gulf Superi�r Station George Peterse� �
53C0 Ce:-��ral ."-_ve.
Fridley� i:ir� esota
RENE4!AL Fridle�t L;
57C1 Univei•siy,;,� �ve;
Fr��'ley� iii:r.escta
REI1Eb1AL I�,4Tget r^ridley T--S
755 53rd Ave.
Fridley� rtir.nesot�
Dua.ne Sci�lott�^.an
R. Nifki.n
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Health Tnspector
Police Chief
Health Inspector
Police Chief
APPROVED BY:
Building .:�sn2ctc:
Fire De�rt:nent
Building Insoector
Fire Degartmant
Buildin� i*:spector
Fire Departmer.t
Buildin� Inspect�
F�'re� De�rt:a�ent
Buil.din� Inspector
Fire Depa; tr�ent
Buildin� Inspector
Fire Deoartr�e^.t
Building Inspector
Fixe �Depa.rtr,►ent
Bui.ldi-�g Inspector
Fi�e DeFartMent
fi�1'' -�:ii ng Inspectcr
Fire De�:srt�-nent
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, ApKiL 1, 1968
Ri.NE�1AL 4lantland St4rd2�d Oil
5311 University Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
RF:hTEbJAL Riverside Standard
8100 E. River Road
Fridley� I�iinne� ta
RE,NE[�IAL Holiday Service
5�07 University Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
REI�'EE•lAL t4ico Independent Oil
6500 E. Ri.ver Road
Fridley� Niinn�sota
TAVERN
kEI�1Et�7AL �Iaple Lanes
6310 Highway �'6�
Fridley� rlinnesota
REI�rEtJAL Kni�hts of Columbus
b831 High�ray r 65
Fridley, t�Iinne� ta
Rc.;)iEW!�L �Io ti ie i s
240 �fississippi St.
Fridley� ;�7innesota
USED C.? R L,QT
kF:Ir�41AL S.�.it�y�s i•.otor Co.
5649 Ur.zversity Ave.
Fridley� i�iir.nesata
V�i:'DIP:G i�;.'.Ci;I'i��S
NEGI Burke�, Tex�cc
6301 Higi�.�::�; ;"b5 -
Fridley� i:i:-r.esot3
NEG► Fridley DX
5701 University �.•r�.
Fri.dley� i�iir,neso v^.
James Wantla.nd
James Armstgng
Central Service Co.
Keruzeth l�tix
BY:
4Jilliam Gottwaldt
Gayne rfalone;,�
Howard Nelson
BY:
Davia s�r:���2�:P
BY:
Earl F. Burke
Superior Music Co.
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Building Inspector
Fire Department
Building Inspector
Fire Depar�nent
Building Inspector
Fise Degartment
Building Inspector
Fire �epartment
APPROVED BY:
Health Inspector
Police Chie*
Healt�h T�:���ctor
Police Chiaf
Health Inspector
Police Chiaf
APPROVED BY:
Building In�pector
Pol,ice Chief
Fire Degartu.ent
APPR�VED EY:
Healih Inspector
Health Ir.spector
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�'�� Fridley D?C Duanc� Sch.lottman
5701 University Ave.
FridlFy, :�iirnesota
t�rmzr�G i�iACHIPIES gy;
NEj�� Spart�n 1 s Winifred Perkins
5351 Central Ave.
Fridley� Minn�sota
h'�� Central. Speedy Car T�!ash Gene Qverlien
5201 Central Ave.
Frl.dley� �Iinnesota
$LACkTOPPII�G
A.B.C. Blacktop Co.
1308 Main St, N. E,
f•- ,
Minneapolis, Nlinnesota Byv James L, Turpin
A.lI Service Blacktoppir.� Co.
313 97th Ave. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Eldo Finseth
Modern Road�•�ays
7045 18th Ave. So.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.. Byt Gloria E. Smith
EXCAVATI i�'G
Carl Bolander & Sons Co.
2933 Pleas�nr Ave. South '
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Health Inspector
APPROV:D EY:
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
RENEtJAL
RENE[dAL
REN�k'AL
Minneapolis, rlinnesota Bya Ro�er Erickson RENFtdAL
Brighton E�:cavating
1920 lli�h�:�ay 96 �
New Eri�hton, riinnesota E}': Geor�e Ii�tiyki.e�:�iez RE`�E[•;AI,
G. L. Contractino Iuc.. .
47�E3 Shady O�k P.oad �.
Hopki_ns, Minr�esota By; Gilbcrt L, Swanson FE�E�d�1L
Grudein Erot��c rs Co . .
635 Not�ii Fi�i.��r •
St. Patil, i�fintie�o�a By; riytiri�i Ko Grudeui RENF.[d,1L
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iiouser Corp ,
3703 riarshall St . N, E.
F.riuley, Pliiinesota
Jarson's Service Co.
9180 Xylite St. N, E.
Minneapolis, Minaesota
Park Construction Co.
S1 - 37th Ave. N, E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Welinski & Son
9316 Jamesto��m
Minneapolis, riinnesota
$y� Edgar W, iiouser
Bye Lloyd ri. Jarson
REA'E[•:AI.,
RENE[,'�V,
By: Duane E, Yrairie RENELdAL
By: Ge�rge Welinski
GAS SERVICES
Advanced �Ieating & Air CondyInc,
6225 University Ave. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Donald �Iodsdon
Air Comfort Inc,
3300 Gorham Ave.
Minneapolis, riinnesota By: Donald P.uden
Anoka Plbg . & iItg . �
2209 Main St. N. [d.
Anoka,.Minnesota By: Byron Bromley
Backdahl & Olson Plbg. & Htg.
3157 Chicago Ave. �
Minneapolis, Minnesota Bye Clarence Olson •
Berghors t Plbg . & FItg : �
1G08 Coon Rapids Blvd.
Coon F•apids , Mi.nnesota By: Kenneth Bergllors t
Euchman Plbg. Co�, Inc.
3035 L}�ndale Ave. SoUth
tiinneapolis, Minnesota Byt Walter buchman
Coaunerci.�.l Air. Cond , .
�07 South 7t}i St . �
Minneapolis, Ptinnesota By� James L. Quade
RENIstdAL
RENEWAL
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BLDG, INS:.I
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Cronstroms FItg. & Air Cond.
4410 Excelsior Blvd. �
St. Louis Park, Minnesota $yo Loc•�ell C, Anderson RENE[�IAL
Louis DeGidio Oil & Gas Burner
310b Findley Place
M�c�neapolis, �iinuesota Byo Louis DeGi.dio RENET;�AL
Frank' ittg. & SheeL rietal Co.
25�31 Marshall St. N, E, �
Minneapolis, Minnesot� By: Frank Vo�t RENEtdt1l,
Grudem Brothers Co. .
635 North Prior
St . Paul , Minnes ota By o Leo 41, Bren RENE��4�L
Minneapolis Gas Co.
739 Marquette Ave,
Minneapolis, Mi.nnesota Bya Arthur Ahlqui_st RENE47AL
Mooney & Ridler P1bg. & Htg.
2816 Harriet Ave. South � •
Minneapolis, rlinnesota By; Davicl J. Ridler RENf:LdAI,
Northern Propane Gas Co. .
11300 Central Ave. N, E,
Minr.eapolis, rlinuesota By: Wm. R, McPhail RENELdAL
Schi.app Plbo . & Htg ,
937 88t-h Lane N. W.
Coon Rapids, Minnesota By; Stanford Schnapp RENE[dAL
Geo . Sedg�•�ick Htg .& Air Cond .
1001 Xenia Ave, South - -
riinneapolis, rlinnesota Bye Stanley Snyder RENEWAL
Standard �Itg. Co,
410 West Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Gr NLR,AL CO.+TRAC'1'OP,
Alden Corp,
419 SOLIt�"1 GCtl St .
Minne<lpolis, rlinnesota
Berglund-Johnson, Inc.
P.Oa itati D
Excelsior , Minnesota
By: Tony Ferrara
Byt Jim Dols
Ey: Norman Eer.�lund
RENEidAL
RENF.�dAL
P.E NE 6J�1L
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Rodney Billman, Inc.
3000 36th Ave. N. E,
Minneapolis, riinnesota
Chucks Const, Ca.
3800 }Ia��es S t, N, E,
Minnea.polis, rfinnesota
Clemron, Inc,
701 Col:umbia �lvd.
Minneapolis, rfinnesuta
George F. Cook Const. Co,
2833 Lyndale Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Frankli.n Const. Co,, Inc.
2611 East Franklin
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Bys Rodney W. Billman RENETdAL
Syo Charles J. Nelson P.ENE<<'E1L
By: Clem Johnson
Byo G. F, Cool�:, Jr.
By; Roberl D. Brager
Fridholm Construction Co.
1795 St, Clair Ave.
St. Eaul, Minnesota By% Ed Fridholm
Ganter's Const. Co,
8091 �Iigtic�ay �`65 , .
Minneapolis, Minnesota Sye P;llie A. Ganter
Andrew P: Ga�oel Contractors, Inc.
2407 Washington St. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Andre�a Gawel
Giertsen Co.
3501 Xen�*ood Ave , `
tlinneapolis, Tlinnesota By; I,ouis D_ ��r
Gorco Construction. Co.
3384 Ero��mlo.a Ave.
St. Loui.s Park, rfinnesota By: Sheldon �. ,i
D. W. �Iarstad Co,,. Inc.
�101 fIi�hc•;ay �f�GS
MinneaF�olis, ,Iinnesota � By; Alton Johusor.
Honiedale Yl.ders, Inc.
5217 Wlyzata Blvd,
MinneaPolis, Minnesota By; 1`7orman Ctilzin
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Inter City Blders.
35- �Iigliway 10
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Joseph Shun
Ives•Const. .
802� Quir.cy St. N, E.
Minneapolis, �iinnesota By: Ives P,oisver.t
Chris Jensen & Sc�n Coo
1400 Selby Ave.
St. Paul, Minnesota By: Chis Jensen
T, C. Kjeseth Const. Coe
4230 Central Ave. N. E,
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RENEWAL
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Minneapolis, Minnesota By� Theodore Kjeseth RE��tEk�AL
Littdwall Coustruction
1I20 [dest P•ii.nnehaha Pk�aay
Minneapolis, rlinncsota By� � G. H.-Lind�•�all
Miles Construction Co. '
4500 Lyndale Ave. North
Minueapolis, Minnesota Byo Ron Scholl
Henning Nelson ConsL. Coo
G216 Shoreline Drive
Minneapolis, Minnesota Byt Henning Nelson
Plytaood Minnesota
3737 Marshall St. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Fudy Bosch�aitz
L. W. Samuelson Const. Inc,
7800 East River Road -. �
Fridley, Minnesota . Bye Le Wo Samuelson
Sexter �uilders
3601 France Ave. North .
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Donald Sexter
ilugo Skrandies Const,
195 �lugo St o 1� o E,
Fridlc:y, tiinnesota By: Hugo Skrandies
Staber Const. Co.
2 - East 26th St,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Audrey Staber
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1350 Sky�•rood Lane
Fridley, Minnesota By• A. E. Swanstrom
Western Const, Co.
3017 Lyndale Ave, South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Milton Chazin
Dean L, Witcher Inc. �
400 2nd Ave, South
rlinneapolis, Minnesot� By: Mr. Adamson
Zuehlke Gonst, Co.
6495'Pierce St. N, E,
Fridley, Minnesota By• Robert Zuehlke
HEATING
Advanced Htg, & Air Cond.
6225 Uni.versity Ave� N, E. _
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Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Donald C, iIodsdon REIV�idAL
Allied Store Equipment
6100 Wayzata Blvd.
MinneaPol.is, riinnesota Byo A, L. Robertson
Anoka Plbg, & Htg.
2?_09 r1«i�� st. ;v� wa
Anoka, Minnesota By• Byron Bron�ley
$ackdahl & Olson Plbg, & H�g,
3157 Chicago Ave.
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Minneapolis, riinnesota By% Clarence A, Olson RENEWAL
$erghorst Plbo. � Htg, - '
1408 Coon fiaPids Blvd. -
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Kenneth Berghorst
Commercial Air Equipment, Inc.
707 South 7�h St,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; James L. Quade
Conditioned Air EquiPment
3_012 Clinton P.ve. South
Minneapolis, Tlinnesota Byo C, A. Ferguson
Cronstrom's �Itg. & Air Cond. Inc.
4410 �xcelsior Blvd.
St. Loui.s Park, rlinnesota Eyo L. C. Anderson
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Faircon, Inc. .
2021 W, County Rd, C,
Roseville, Minnesota By; William R. Forder
Frank's iIl-g. & Sheet P1eta1 Co.
2531 Marshall St. Na E,
Minneapolis, Min.nesota By: Frank Vogt
Grudem Brother.s Coe
635 North Prior �
St. Paul, Minnesota By: Leo W. Bren
H. S, Horwitz
1411 llth Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota Byv Mayer Krupp
Reliable Htg. & Coolino Inc,
744 Adams S t, N, E,
Hlinneapoli.s, Minnesota Byo David D, Diamond
Schnapp Plbo. & Ht�,
937 88th Lane A1, �d,
Coon Rapids, riinnesota Bya Stanford Schn�pp
Geo. Sedo�•�ick Ht� .& Air Cond , �
1001 Xenia Ave. South
rlinneapolis, Minnesota Bye Stanley Snyder
St-andard Htg. Co,
410 Ldest Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Bya Tony Ferrara
Thomas Air Cond. Co�
815 14th Ave. S. E,
rlinneapolis, rfinnesota Bys Lyni� Z'hon�as
ThomPson Air Consditi�nin� Co. `�
5115 Hanson Court
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Floyd r1, Thompson
Upper Mid�:�est Pipin� Inc,
336 T�ft St. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By° Carl Soreuson
MASO�RY
Circle Cememt Co,
8532 co. xa is �
Osseo, Minnesota Sy• Thomas Dciley
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D. W. iIarstad Co., Inc.
7I01 Highc�ay 65 N. E.
Mi.nneapolis, Minnesotti . Bys Alton R, Johnson REA'E[dAL
Milfred R, Johnson
1011 jdest 80�h St .
Minneapolis, Mi.nnesota Byo M. R. Johnson
T. C. Kjeserh Cop.st. Co,
4230 Central Ave. N, E,
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inneapolis, ril.nnesota By: Theodore Kjeseth REr;E[J^,L
R. E, Ostro�i Inc.
4857 Maryland Ave. North
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Robert Ostrom
Leo 0. Sanders Concrete Contxacting
2418 Califoriiia St, N, E,
Mitinea�oli.s, Minnesota By; Leo 0, Sanders
Donald R, Schiminlcey
3942 Polk St, N, Eo
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Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Donald Schrnin.key RE�TEtdAL
OIL BUP.\TEP,
Air Comfart Inc.
3300 Goruam Avc.
Minnzapolis, riinnesota By: Donald Ruden
Ameri_can Oil Co,
2288 County P.d . C
St. Paul, Minnesota By; Chester S.chmidt
Berghorst Plb�� & HL-g.
1408 Caon F.apid Blvd.
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Minneapol is, Minnesota Byo - Kenneth Ber�horst RENR[d�tiL
Cronstrorn's }It:�. & Air Cond. �
4410 F.:;celsior Elvd. .
Minnea�olis, Mi.nnesota By� L, C. Ander.son REP�ii:4!AT.
Louis DeGidio Oil & Gas.Burner
310G Findley Place
Minneapolis, �tinnesoLa By: I.ouis .DeGidio
Frank's Ht�. & Sileet �ial-11 Co.
2531 :1ar5h�z11 St, N. E,
�tinneaPol is, i�ii�i�tesul_a
By> rrauk Vo;;t
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PLASTERIPdG �
A. E. Conrad Co.
308 i��est 592 St.
Minneapolis, rlinnesota By: A. Earl Conrad RENEtidAL
Joe Nelson Stucco Co, Inc.
1150 98rh Lane N, W, '
Coon Rapids, Minnesota Byo Joe Nelson RENEWAL
Peterson & Hede Co.
31�+ 17th Ave, North
Minneapolis, �fin�lesota By; ArnoLd ri, Iiede RENE[JAL
Ben Ruffenwch Plastering Co,
3611 York Ave, -
Minneap ol is , Tfinnes ota By a Ben Ruf Lenach RE�IE�JAL
ROOFING �
Bernard L, Dalsin Co,
8824 [dent�aorth Ave, South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Bernard L, Dalsin RENEtdAL
SIGN HANGERS
Brede, Inc. �
2211 Broadiaay N, E. . .
Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo James Bratland REi�TETJAL
Hi�h�oay D.isplay Inc.
721 Raymond Ave.
St. Paul, Minnesata By: G, P. Gutzke RENEWAL
Meyers Sign Service Inc.
6��16 Iiigliway �7
Minneapolis, riinnesota Byo ` Arthur rteyers RENF.[•)AL
Naegele Cutdoor Adv. Co., Inc.
1700 tdest 78th St.
rlinneapolis, Plinnesota By; Warren J. T1cGuire RE�;CtJAi.
National Adv. Co.
6850 Soutti Il�irlem
Argo, ILl. � By: D. LJ, Torbeson RF.NE[�IAL
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Schubert Outdoor Adv. Co.
2508 �:ast 25th St .
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Lawrence H. Schubert RENELdAL
Seven-Up Bottling Co. �
3612 Fast 44th St.
riinneapolis, Minnesota Bye Frank P. Zondlo
GENERAL CONTRACTOR •
Hovland Const. �
4242 Quincy St. N, E,
Columbia Heights, Minnesota By: Arden Hovland
MASONRY
North Star rlasonry, Inc. �
12128 12th Ave. South
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Burnsville, Minnesota Byt Robert W. Hardman NEW
GENERAI, CONTRACTORS
L.M.J. Co., Inc. '
1011 West 80th St.
Bloomin�tofl, Minnesota By; M. R. Johnson
Kloster-Madsen Inc.
2817 Lyndal-e Ave, South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Fiorris 0. Kloster
D�Vac Sales Inc, of riinnesota
5900 Wayzata B1vd.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Jim Lang .
Allied Buildin� Products, Inc.
707 Oak Ridoe Road �
Ropkins, Minnesota By• -Spencer Holle
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Minneapolis, �finnesota
Tiie mo�ion raas �econ•�c•-l. 'oy Councilman Liebl. 1Jpoci a voic` vote, there b�ing
no nays, Piayor Kirk;.am deelared the mo*ion carri�:; unanimously.'
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the following appointment:
N� POSITION REPLACES
Peter J. Herlofsky, Jr. Senior Aide in
702 N.E. Pierce Street Engineering
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Rene Kreutter
The motion to approve the appointment was seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, M�.yor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
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AUTHORIZATION TO APPROVE PAYMENT FOR EASEMENT - DAVID C. BELL COMPANY:
The City Attorney said that this property was previously owned by the Pole
Company on the west side of Central Avenue. He said that he has negotiated
this easement with David C. Bell Company and feels the sum of $1,000 is
reasonable.
� MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the recommendation of the City
Attorney and approve the payment of $1,000 for a sanitary sewer, public
utility easement over the property owned by David C. Bell Company: Seconded
1 by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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Councilman Harris said he felt this new method of voting would be a real asset
to the Community, and he would like to see the Finance Director re5earch
the facts and figures on the cost of changing to this method of voting.
Mayor Kirkham said he thought it should be done in time to use it this year
if possible: There was a discussion about whether the Legislature has
authorized other Cities to use this method of voting. The Finance Director
said he would check this out. '
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the Finance Director to research the
legality and cost of the possible use of punched cards for ballots in the
1968 elections. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION OF MUTUAL AID LAW ENFORCEMENT PACT:
1 Mayor Kirkham said that at a recent meeting of the 4-Community Mayor's
Coordinating Committee, meeting on the ways and means for better cooperation
between Police Departments, they were enlightened with the cooperation between
the departments that already exists. He said the Committee went.on record
1 commending the Chiefs of the 4 communities and recommending to the�Council's
that the pact be adopted.
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The City Attorney said that the agreement was drafted by the Anoka County
Attorney and was submitted to the City Attorney's of each community. He
said a meeting was held and some changes were made, and now this final
agreement speaks for itself. He explained that the Council will authorize
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one or more employees or elected officers to make the determination when
� assistance should be requested, and other communities decide whether they will
give assistance for that particular situation.
' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the Mutual Aid Law Enforcement
Pact and authorize the Mayor and City Manager to sign it,
Councilman Liebl asked Chief McCarthy just what advantages this pact will be
� to Fridley, Chief McCarthy said this will give the City authority to �equire
their men to go to another community to help in a situation, and will give
Fridley the ab:.iity to:c�].�,� c.z Lg� ��m o�,� af �otca ��ounfiy in zn emergency.
, I#e said ,tfiab this. invo�.�es 41i tI�e �noka County Cammunities:and� some in Hen�ipin
�oii�,t�'.,- Gou:�ciJ.inan Sheriilar. asked about the legal liability that Fridley nill
fake on. The City Attorney`_saio �hat,the Joint Powers.Act gives the City thc
authority to �ign �his type of agreement, and�although ae take ot�.a�financial
, obliga_tion, the other Communities do the same thing for Fridley,
The Motion approving the Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Pact was seconded by
, Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Councilman Samuelson said he felt that June llth as suggested at the meeting
with the Parks and Recreation Commission was a good date. Mayor Kirkham said
that the Bonding Attorney had indicated that this date would be satisfactory
for him. Councilman Liebl said he would like to receive the legal description
on what the monies can be used for to study as soon as possible.
MOTION b�� Councilman Samuelson to set the date of June 11, 1968 as the date
of the Park Bond Election. Seconded by Councilman Harris. -Upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion-carried unanimously.
Robert Hughes, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission, said that the
� Commission has looked at the.:first draft of a map prepared for the brochure
regarding the election, and he felt it should be ready to present to the
Council in about two weeks.
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Mayor Kirkham read a letter from the Chairman of the Police Civil Service
Commission, Mr. Wilbur Whitmore, stating that they have received and reviewed
the Police Manual dated January 1, 1968, and are in concurrence with issuing
this manual as policy, and ask that the Council adopt the manual as the official
manual of the Police Department.
The City Manager said that the Chief of Police, City Council, and City Attorney
have all had a chance�to review the manual and suggest changes, which have
been incorporated in one place or another and hi feels that thi_s is a workable
type of policy, He said that small copies will be m�de which the Policemen
can carry.
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Mayor Kirkham said he thought the City Manager should be con�mended for this
Police Manual, and that it sho»Id have been a part of the City`s operation
for a long time.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the Police Manual dat�ed January 1, 1968
as presented to the Council. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
COMMUNICATIONS:
(A) STATE DEPT. OF HIGHWAYS RE: PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN STRUCTURE AT S1ST
AVENUE N.E.:
Mayor Kirkham read the letter from the State Department of Highways to
the people that were present in the audience. Councilman Harris said he
was glad to receive this much awaited reply, and knowing the feelings of
the people in the area, he would like to see this proceed with full haste.
He suggested that a meeti.ng be set up wi.th the other governmental units
and the Columt>ia Heights School District. Mayor Kirkham said that the
Highway Department should be instructed to start work on the plans.
MOTION by Counca.lman Harris that the Administration get all interested
� government units,. and the Columbia Heights School District together to
discuss this proposed pedestrian bridge, and that a letter be written
to the State Highway Department requesting that they start the preparation
' of the plans for the bridge. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a
voice vate, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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STATE DEPT. OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEN'P RE: INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDING:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and file the communication from
� the State Department of Economic Development dated March 26, 1968. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unani.mously.
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RESTRICTION.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and file the communication dated
March 28, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there
be�ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
The City Engineer said that in regard to the load limits placed on the
streeks, because the ��eather is exceptionally good, they feel that if
the Council wishes, the Administration could go back to issuing load
limit permits and increase the restriction frorn 4 tons to 5 tons and reduce
the speed limit to 10 miles per hour to compensate for the extra load, ge
recommended that $20 be charged for a permit to cover the cost of processing
the permits. There was a long discussion regarding whom the permit should
be issued to, i.f the truck driver should be required to carry a weight slip
for the load he is carrying, weighing the truck to check on the load, and
who would be rc�sponsible :�f the delay caused damage to the load (cement for
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instance), The Council felt that this could be covered•in the permit, and
if a company wanted a permit they would have to live up to it, and the
liability would be on them. If they were found to be overweight, the permit
would be withdrawn, and if they were found going over the speed limit they
would be violating the permit.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the recommendation of the City
Engineer and issue load limit permits at a cost of $20. The permits to be
issued to vendors for one particular location only, and that non-compliance
is cause for revocation and no further permits will be issued. The load
limit restrictions are to be increased from 4 tons to 5 tons and the speed
limited to 10 miles per hour and that vendors agree to submit to weight check.
Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
Kirkham declared the mot_�on carried unanimously.-
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the meeting at 11.:10 P.M.
Respectrully sub�nitted
Mary Lu Strom
Secretary to the Council
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Mayor
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2 �dcitior: o? a section �rovicin�� foT' sw�u.�ary sus�ension of the r�er-
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iacilii�t�s i�-�edi_ �e actior ir. t::� case of =: �uspected ser? ous
heGlth ha��zrd. It is to be cor_s� r,ered a s�� c�^� r_eec?.d, yet esser.-
ti.al, @r?�I•�;�. cy res�rv2 tool. '!ne raqui.er��i:t of a:;.�roval of tY:e
� cii;y riai�a�:�r is intanc'.�d as a pu:,l�_c s� fe�uard. .
3. EiaCiltiOri Oc 2 S.°.Ct'?Cri ;�T'O�T? Gi:1Q t.^.Gt �^E T�0::2: t0 SU�J°ri'j OT' re�oke
a licers� Le ::=� tl: tha �o c of i=°�_l�h, ::zLii tile ri�;�:t to aa�eul
to �he ity �cuncil. 'rl:is r�co;�:er:dr_�icn �•:oL.ld re�uire 2 c}lange
7.11 til° OT'C1.T14i:C@ eSi.2b�? S`,r_1ro ''i.i?E: �ard of :��c'i� �•�'1� � napter 3b�
as t:�ll. Ti:e purpcs� �s �o brin� professior.al o�inior- to the sus-
pensicn or rev�c�L: en o`' the l� c�nse, a: d to re;,��ve ��ha cuestion
fro1n �ossible po�i�ic�l pressu:es. lr:e autPOrity •t�ould fur_c�ion
in a man.�le� si�? l�r �o �^at of t�:e Board of :.�oeals o� the Plar.:!ing
Com-7ission.
lt. tldcition to t': P ni'� o1.e�,� code, !�n«�l�er 35, cf ��e recui�r�.=.r_t that
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practice shc�ui d be �:and_ tory :� �. �: fu�t:�e �itf ''•our.cii s.
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�r��lo�ees. : ancs a�•° D:oba�ly ti:e :�o��t co::r^on veticle ior i.iie
trans�er of co:�t�:r.ina�ic�n to focd. In t'��° sori o° food estaoLsh-,
�r�nts �rnere toil�t �r.d lav�torn� 2'�C1�1'"i.l°S a:a o�fered �o �a�rons,
�'ne fs.cilities Si?.^•U� G�".@ I'20LLI'?C� �O I':��1.. li.!'.° S�,^.iE3 s �,:�:d:.rds Of
s�rita�i^n �nd ac?�ouac;� as t�;��e ror 2�TJ�-O;,rees.
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thr p��,rcr �o st�e;�c��d but tiie ;�o;��r to i�ev��c rer��� i ns:rith �L-!ie body
ti��,t i s��ues t��� p�•r�►:i i� o�• I i cenc:c; �(��zt i s, tlie C i ty Co:inc i I�. .
,';I�cthc�� �L1�e � i�hi: �:o �•evo'r.e in t;l�e firs� ins{:� i�ce is t��i�tn t,l�e
[3o:-��d o� !Ic,Itfi i��i��h .�� .,f,}�c. I �o the City Ca.���cil or• c�ii•ec�ly to
t��e Ci�i;y Counci ( prot�:�bly clocs no� i���ve �-,ny �re.�t ii�:pori::�nce.
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of I.{c�Ith. TE�c sii��cscion �:I�. �[: tl�e ��r::�^nt Ccunci t r.i:�t:e �;1�is
�� c� i ce r��ncl�tory Ofl rlti;ll2'C Cour,c i('s i s ��o��. E�r�,ct i c:� 1 i n tii.�t
y or�J i n�� nce �►�: t r� i c�liL- L�e �do,�tecf E�y �E:h i s Counc i I cou I c{ bc
re����: I ed or i,�of! i F i ed 4�y , futt�rc Counc i I. .
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� rtenclr:�cn��s i:u the food ��r�d i tt�, r�ce �!��;�: tl�ey r:� ic�iit ;�r't s�i f�o �1�� ve
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A1�T ORDINANCE TO PkOHIr3IT T�E fiUIV'TIA�C=, TAKIN�, SFIOOiZT1�,
TR,�.PPITIG, KIL•LIP1G OR II��J��?.II�G OF �r:ILD A�,I`�L7?S AND BIRDS
WIT�iIN THF� CITY OF Frr.I.P,L:H�Y �1�1D PROVIDIi�iG A PE•?'�?ttL"'Y FCR
TFfr; �TIOLATIOI,r THLTi.FOF.
TH� COiJNCIy OF TH� CITY OF rRI�TEY i�0 ORP.aTN AS FOLLO,•JS;
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SectiOTl 1. It shall be �.zn� ati�rful for any person to hunt, take, s'�oot,
1 trap, kil?_ or inj�zre any �rild 2.t?�_*r':a.ls or birds �ri.th5.n ti:e Cit;y oi' �'ridlpy by �ase
of fi.rearms, bow �nd a.rroi�r, +raps, poison, or azly other means.
'Seci;ion 2. The pronibi+�_ons in Section 1 shall not p.rever.t ? pr'c>perty owner,
or his a�ents, from eradica+in� roclents on his proper+y.
Section 3. The pro:^�b�tions cont,ui.ned in this Or.dinance sha].1 be in
� addition to any State or Fec?era.l law re�arrin� t:�e same or .re7_ated su5j ects.
IPASSFD 3Y Tfi� CIT� COiJI�JCIL OF T�''�. CITY OF FRTnLEY, T?-lIS __________ DAY OF ,
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
City Council
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Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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RE: Sec. 1 - Ordinance �i�372
Amendment ��384
Gentlemen: Sec. 5- License Fees
It has come to our attention that there is a$10.00 license fee per
vending machine a year to become effective-this month of April. If
it is at all possible, we would like relief from this tax, as we are
a service club interested in community betterment and gifts thereto.
Our club has 34 machines throughout the City of Fridley that will
give us approximately $150.00 income annually. For the past two years
we have had nets of $156.00 and $151.00. The company taking care of
these machines would be passing this fee along to our club and with
this in mind we would lose this income,as this wouZd mean giving up
these machines.
There are only four locations that would be profitable to the point that
they could absorb such a license fee, they are:
Snyder's Drug
, Red Owl ._ .
Fridley State Bank
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This is just one source of income to our service club from which we
underwrite and pay for equipment available to the public, examples are:
1964 - Football Score Board at High School Atheletic Field
Cost: $1,500.00
1966 - Father's Waiting Room at Maternity Ward
. Cost: $ 800.00
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City Council
City of Fridley
Fridley, Minnesota
April 4, 1968
1967 - Cardiac Arrest Unit for the Hospital
Cost: $2,500.00
1969 -$500:00 Pledge to the Children's Eye.Bank Clinic of
U. of Minnesota �
Plus Holiday Baskets for the Needy
Thank you for your kind consideration, not only in behalf of our service
club but any others that would qualify.
Yours truly,
FRIDLEY LIONS CLUB
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W. H. Beery
Secretary
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PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Fridley, hlinnesota 55421
6431 University Avenue N.E. '
T0: Hon. rlayor and Council
City of Fridley
FROM: Parks and Recreation Commission
SUBJECT: Park Brochure
Phone: 560-3450
April 11, 1968
Attached to this memo is a draft copy of a brochure on the forthcoming park
bond referendum, While still in rough form and lacking in quality of layout, this
draft shows in a general way the Commission's preference for the content of the
finished brochure.
Mr. Ralph Officer, a citizen of the Spring Brook Park neighborhood, has
assisted us in arranging for the quick and inexpensive reproduction of the draft.
We felt that it would be easier for the Council to evaluate if presented in this
form.
Action Requested
1. The Commission request that the City Council review this draft and offer
comments and suggestions for improvements as a guide to further.work on the final
brochure. The Commission will meet again on Tuesday evening, April 16th; to con-
tinue this work.
2. If the Council agrees in principle with the draft and finds nothing in it
which would be harmful if distributed, we would like the permission of the Council
to use it as a temporary means of passing information on the Parks Now program to
members of the public who come forward with offers to assist in bringing about the
adoption of the plan.
cc: Parks and Recreation Commission
Mr. Homer Ankrum
Mr. Virgil Herrick
Robert J. Hughes, Chairman
Parks and Recreation Commission
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FOR 1i�E PEOPI.E INHO LIVE IN FRIDLEY
, Fridley has made significant improvement in its parks over the past ten
year.�, but in doing this job on a pay-as-you-go basis, has not been able to keep
up with the growth in population. More and more, calls for imQnediate improvement
have been heard by the City Council and the Parks and Recreation Commission. In
� response, the Co�+mission has proposed a major park improvement program and ask the
citizens of Fridley to determine in an election on June il, 1968, whether it should
be put into aperation.
, THE NEED
, Today there are several neighborhoads without any park
there is land for parks, but it isn't developed. In still
begun but will take years to complete.
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land. In vther areas
others, development has
There is about $32,000.00 each year for all park improvements in the City's
normal budget. This does not allow keeping up with a fast-growing population. If
the City is to have parks for people who need them now, a great deal more money
must be applied for the next year or two.
THE OB.IECTIVES
Since the need is for parks now, the objectives of the proposal emphasize
immediate action rather than long term improveraent. The objectives are:
1. To provide useful neighborhood parks in those parts of town which have
none now.
2. To improve existing facilities in parts of tc�wn wherc Lhey are inade-
quate now.
3. To provide land for future parks in parts of tawn where people will be
moving in during the next few years.
THE PROPOSAL
The Parks and Recreation Co�mnission and Director of Parks and Recreation,
6ir. Paul Brown, prepared the pYoposai during a year-long study of Fridley's park
nesds. Mr. Edward Braddock, formerly Chief Engineer iar the Minneapolis Park
Board and now a park consu2tant, provided professional advice and did the prelimi-
nary detail planning and cost estimation. The proposal was reviewed by the Com-
mission and the City Councii over a four month period before it was approved and
recommended to the voters. The majox features of the proposal are given in the
outline on the following page.
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PARKS for the people of Fridley NOW PAGE 2
THE COST
� The entire park improvement program will cost the home owners of t�ridley less
than the price of one gation of gasoline each week. The best estimates show that
the $1.5 million program will cost the owner of a$15,000 house only $7.08 per year.
, The owner of an $18,000 house wili pay $9.11; a$2I,000 house, $1i.13; a$30,000
house, $21.25; and a$40,000 house, $25.30. The owner af an average house in town
will pay about 1$ cents a week.
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Today.
Fridley has 30 parcels of park land covering 222 acres.
(Four of these tracts are too small or are poorly located for use as parks.)
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have only small playlots availab2e. Each of these neighborhoods have a significant
number of children in the age range which needs larger parks �ited to active sports.
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Only three of our parks can be classified as cc�pletely developed (capable of
being used to the maximum degree possible).
Eleven more paxks are partly developed and partly useful.
With the Park Improvement Program ia operation. .
Fridley will have 36 parks covering 32U acres of land. (Excluding the small
and unusable parcels now held.)
There will be no populated area in town without a park.
There will be park land ready for development in those areas which are likely
to grow in population next.
Twenty parks will be developed for camglete usage.
Five more parks will have been developed to the stage that they can be brougAt
to maximum usefulness by work done under the Park Department's annual b�dget.
All but two of the usable but undeveloped tracts now owned will be in deve�d,
useful condition.
P A R K S
i�or the people who live in Fridley
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Sewer and Water Laterals - Assessment
Lot 17, Clover Leaf Addition
In the fall of 1967, the City of Fridley prepared an assessment roll
for service connections that included Lot 17, Clover Leaf Addition.
The assessment that was to be placed on Lot 17, Clover Leaf Addition
came to $708.46.
The City Attorney has been negotiating with the property owner's
attorney on this matter. An agreement has been reached between
the two attorneys on an amount of $531.35. This is the amount
that would be put on the new assessment roll to be made up in 1968
if the Council �o approves.
I would recommend that the City accept this figure. '
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Finance Director
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St1BJECT: Lot 17, C lover Le�d Addit i on
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objected to �� w��ter �3ssessment in the �mount of �%08.46. This
w�,s an ��ssessment mC�de under our ordinance after � p��rcel that
h�-�d origin�l ly been ��ssessed for one residence was spl it so that
:� second residence could be built.
Bec�use of some question �bout the enforcibility of this
ordin�-�nce, it i s my suggest ion that the C ity �-�gree to reduce the
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
Cit.y Council
c�o Homer R, A.nkrum
Cit,y Manager
6431 University Avernie N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Ge.ntlemen:
ANOKA COUNTY
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
April 11, 1968
Re: Bids for 2 Ton Carry-all Truck
Attached herewith is the bid tabulation for the bids
opened o:n April 10, 1968 at 10:30 A.M.
The lowest bid on base bid and alternate �`1 was
submitted by Southview Chevrolet, 303 North�Concord Street,
South St. Paul, Mi.nnesota 55075, in the amount of $2,598.00.
The base bid covers trading in the 1961 Pl.ymouth, and
alter.nate #1 is to buy the truck without any trade in.
If the Council wishes to award this bid, I recommend
that it be awarded to Southview Chevrolet for base bid in
the amo�nt of $2,598.00..
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Highway #10 West
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
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1304 Lake Street
Minneapolis, i�7innesota
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4419 Excelsior Boulevard
Mi.nneapolis, Minnesota
Main Motor Sa1es, Inc.
222 East Main Street
Anoka, Mi.nnesota
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1561 Hig'nway �8
New Brighto.n, Ninnesota
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
Cit.y Council
c�o Homer R. Ankrum
City Ma.nager
6431 Univer�ity Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Gentlemen:
ANOKA COUNTY
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
April �0, 1968
Re: Bids for Fe.ncing Around Fridley
Municipal Gaxage
Attached herewith is the bid tabulation for the bids
opened on April 10, 1968 at 10:30 A.M.
The lowest bid submitted was b.y C.yclone Fence Sales
in the amount of $7,165.00. The second lowest bid was
b.y Crown Iron 4Torks Compan.y in the amount of $8,272.00.
. The third lowest bid was by Crowle.y Fence Compan,y i.n the
amount of $8,321.80.
If �he Cou.ncil wishes to award this bid, I recom-
me.nd that it be awarded to C.yclone Fe.nce Compa.n.y.
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City Engineer - Director
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�Amco Hurricane Fence
County Road 42
Rosemount
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Century Fence C�mpany
Box 8015
'1408 41est County Road C
St. Paul, Mi.nnesota
Crowley Fe.nce Cocnpan,y
3110 East Lake Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Crown Iron Works Company
Fence Department
1200 Central Ave.nue N.E.
Minneapolis, Mi..nnesota
' clo:ne Fence Sales
U.S. Steel Corporation
4450 L.yndale Avenue South
Mi.nneapolis, Mir�nesota
Designed Fencin�
3840 West Broado;a,y
I�Iinneapolis, Minnesota
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TIi� MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS T�...'�'PING OF APRIL 3, 1968
INTERESTED PEO�'LF PRESENTt
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Larsan 6580 Hickory St. N.E.
S. E. Templin� Builder 61IIl� Stinson Blvd.'
Gearge Reilly 72 Rice Creek Way
M�iBFRS � F ENT: Mittelstadt
��BERS ABS�NT: Ylinen, Ahonen, 0�3annon� Minish
OTHERS PRESE"idT: Clareace Belis�.e,- Building Inspector
Acting Chairman Mittelstadt stated that he is the only Board member present
tonight, therefore� the only business he can conduct is to listen to.all
present a� this meeting for or a;ainst the proposed variance.
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FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION l�5.2l� FROM 172 _FEET TO 10 FEET� AIdD
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1. The proposed horae is 1,600 sq. ft.,
2. Mr. and Mrs. Larson feel that the horne is too large; also the garage
could block his viPw to the North. Larson�s live_SW of the proposed
buiZding.
3. AZrs. Siegel feels the home is too la�ge. She lines directly South of
the proposed building. She is in favor of a home located there.
1t. N,r. Reilly feels that there may be a traffic problem. It is 3�� and 10�
to the home fron the curb. (The Boa.►-d Chairiaan Peels that thi.s is
sufficient.) Mr. Rei11y has no real objection other than it may be a
traffic hazard. •
�ROFOSALs
lo Recall the Board of Appeals as so�n as possible� or
2. �ut it on the next Council Agenda. (April 15, 1968)
No one present really objects - they feel the home is rather large, but they
could live with it. It is a nice home.
' BOAR.D OF APt EALS, A�xzL 3, 1968
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�NE RESTE�ICTION:
' Gara;e cannot face Hickor� St. Not enough room to get auto ofY of street
outside garage.
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Acting Chairman
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' As per telephone conversation Mr. Templin asks that t.his request for nariatzce
be tabled for possible revision of house size and location.
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Building Inspector
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BUILDING STAIVDA;iDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBGOPli�I.I'I'TE � IyIEETI:IG i�iIPNT�S, Ai'�.IL 10, 1968
The I�Ieeting was called to order by 1�cting Chai:r nan Tonco at 8:00 P.M.
ROLL CAI�L :
N��ERS� sRES�iT: Tonco, Dittes, Bier.mann
NI�:B�RS ABSENT: Hauge, Erickson
OTiiERS I�RESENT: Buil3ing Inspector Clarence ;3 3lisle, Wyman Smith� Ken Sch•�rallen,
�'at Gannon, John O�Hearn, Ke:tth Holvenstat, Bob Rote
1. CONSIDERATION 0�' A DRIV�-IN ON t�1AX S9LITERI�tAN�S �ROPfiRTY, B�IN� ?ART OF LOTS 16 &
' l�xAIiDITORtS S?�BDTDISION �`88. RE�UESi BY ST,: AI�'I'HONY SHOP:'II'dG CENT�R, INC.,
R�PR.E�F�uTED BY �nMAN SMITH.
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Inadequate par'�cing - may need parking across M�>>n Lake Drine (ex�ension of Rice
Creek Road) .
MOTION by Biermann that the building permit be ;ranted for Sandee�s Drive-in
sub ject to the f ollowing provisions s
1. A c�mplete plot plan to include adequate p�i•king South of ?�foore Lake Drive
(Rice Creek Road) to bring the present prop;rty up to pres2nt enforceable
standards and this parking area to be incliiled in the total legal description
of the property.
2. Sub;nission a.nd approval of a final landscap .ng plan to update and ir�prove the
present property to acceptable planting st��:i�ards as presently required by this
conliTaittee. We recommend that an adequate tr imber of boulevard trees be included
in the landscaping.
3. Sidet�alks be included in the landscaping p].; �n.
!t. Clarence Belisle, Fridley Building Inspectu:�, brou�ht at�ention to the
inadequacy of setback. Eighty feet is reqtc .red by Ordinance. rSr. Biermanri
exprESSed that he was in favor of the Boarcl of Appeals granting a variance
from this requirement.
_Seconded by�Tonco. Upon a voice vote� there be::.ng no nays, ihe motion carried
unanimously.
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2. CONSID�RATIOIV OF A 1�2AidiiFACTURIIVG AP1D DISPLAY BI�: :LDIPIG, 120 � X 225 � ON _ LOT 5, BLOCK �
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CU?✓��IERCE �ARK. T�UES`P BY IfINCO COR20RATION, �'30 COi•Il1E:RC� LANE,�
Minco was represented by Ken Schwallen and �at (�annon.
Discussion -�
Discussed landscaping expansion area to control wind erosion of soil and weed
control. Suggested planting perennial rye gras: and keep mowed.
MO�PION by Biermanri to grant building permits sutject to the followings ,
l, Curbs on perimeter of all parking spaces anc drives excepting emoloyees parking
lot and North side of driveway adjacent to iuture expansion space,
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boulevard trees (s�ven minimum).
Motion �p;�roved subject to above two provision:�,
3. CONSIDERATIOIJ OF A PROPOSAL OF A MAniUFACTURING :'LANT AND RESEARCH BUILDING ON M-2
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MOTION by Biermann to grant building permit ancl approve presented plans.
Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, all votj.:�g aye, the motion was pasaed.
!1. CUIdSIDERATION OF A S�•�Ii��lING POOL AT THE GEORGE',' ���?N COURT APARTMENTS, IN PARCEI,
200 and 700, AtTD �T0:4 � S S��BDIGI IO ?���Rr�(z TES�P �Y niALTHIC� FILIS`1'ER. �
This item was postponed until later in the meei;.ng.
5. ' COTJ_5I� TIOV OF A CAR CARE CENTER LOC4TED ON L 3T3 7� 8 9 10, 11� & 12� �BLOCK�
" t3PI�SE'P-?ALi4iER ADDITION. Rr.��JEST BY KEIT�1 HOL�� ,?�STAT.
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MOTION by Dittes to approve the presented plan;t and recor,unend issuance of building
permit subject to the following:
l. hTorth wall �rill be faced with brick� the s<< ie as East, ltlest and South walls
contrary to plans.
2. Add high,aay type guard rail on inside (Soui;;i side) of redwood fence. This is
included per A�r. Holvenstat.
Seconded by Bierrnann. Upon a voice vote, there: being no nays� the motion carried
unanimously. ,
!1. No one was present to represent �'ilister or Bak:d �x Pool.
I�IOTION by Bierr�ann to table the proposal until ��lacement of pool is positively and
clearly defined on official plot plan.
�'ool drawings must also be apnroved by the City• Health Gfficer.
Seconded by Dittes. Upon a voice, vote� there k��ing no nays� the motion carried
unanimously.
ADJOURNt�;NT:
The Meeting adjourned at 11:20 �.M.
Resnectfully submitted,
1 Richard E. Tittes
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MINUTES OF TiiE SPECIAL MEETING OF TfIE PARKS AND RE( REATION CONibtISSION, APRIL 1, 1968
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes at �:10 P.M.
MEhiBERS PRESENT: Eiughes, Cochran, Fitzpatrick, Du� phy
MEMBERS ABSENT: Larson
OTFIERS PRESENT: Ed Braddock, Park Consultant
. Paul Bro�an, Director of Parks anc Recreation Department
Mrs. Eleanor Phillips, League of iVomen Voters
PARK DEVELOPAtENT - BOND ISSUE PROGRESS REPORT:
, Chair.man Hughes met with City Manager Ankrum, Mayor Kirkham, City Attorney
Herrick, Finance Director Brunsell and Bond Consuliant Ehlers last week and dis-
�ussed in detail the structure of the Bond and whai it would cost the taxpayers.
, Land Evaluation, Assessed Values and Limit on Bond Indebtedness were also gone
over in discussion. A possible 20 year pay plan or �the General Obligation Bonds
was suggested.
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FEDERAL FUNDS - Are they available? Can we a�ply for them? These are
questions that were raised. The Commission needs nore information on this sub-
ject. Mr. Braddock and Mr. Brown were asked to in�estigate this matter and come
back with information and recommendations. '
BROCHURE MATERIAL PRESENTED - Mr. Braddock anc Mr. Brown then presented to
, the Commission for their suggestions and study a C�ty map with neighborhoods out-
Iined and specific areas where the bond issue woulc prev.ail in respect to land
acquisition and development. Commission then disc�ssed what they wanted and what
, they felt the people will want to know. Commissior requested map to be revised
with all discussion and suggestions included for next meeting.
, CITIZENS COhL�tITTEE - The need for a Citizens Committee is critical. All
members are to search for and come up with as many people they feel would be of
_ help in promoting this upcoming bond issue. People from all parts of Fridley will
be needed. A meet.ing will then be scheduled and all participants will be brief-
, ed on park bond program. Members are to have cont�cts made by next meeting.
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There being no further business, the meeting.�as adjourned at 10:20 P.M.
Special Meeting - A Special Meeting will be hEld on Monday, April 8, 1968,
8:00 P:b9.
Next Regular Meeting - The next Regular Meetirg will be held on Monday, April
22, 1968, 7:30 P.M. ` .`
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Meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes a1: 8:10 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Hughes, Dunphy, Cochran, Fitzpa:rick
MEMBERS ABSENT: Larson
OTEIERS PRESENT: Ed Braddock, Park Consultant
. Robert Brunk, 5268 Capitol N.E. Summit Square Area
Ralph Officer, 315 Hugo N.E., Fa�th Circle Area
Paul Brown, Director of Parks �.;�.d Recreation
PARK DEVELOP��1ENT - BOND ISSUE PROGRESS REPORT:
1. Speaking En;agements:
Commission outlined a full calendaz� of speaking engagements with such
organizations as the Fridley Jaycee:, Fridley Chamber of Commerce,
' Fridley Rotary Club and the Fridley Lions Club on tap so far.
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2. Guest:
Jack Dunphy introduced two guests iivited to attend the meeting:� One
coming from the Summit Square Area, Mr. Robert Brunk, and from the Ruth
Circle Area, Mr. Ralph Of£icer. Boih men entertained an interest in
helping the Commission with the pronotion of the Bond Issue.
All Commission members will be askec and expected to give talks pertain-
ing to the promotion and successful sale of the Bond Issue.
Commission discussed possible questions and particular interests the
groups and citizens of Fridley will want to knotiv of and about. One
question to consider an ans�,ver to was: What will be our maintenance
cos.ts on these newly acquired and developed areas?
3. Citizens Committee:
There will be a need for a Fund Raisin; Drive in order to�support
printed material and professional a:�vertisement for the success of
' the Bond Issue. This must come fro:r outside the Commission or from a
Citizens Support the Bond Committee.
Coffee Hours - It was pointed out h��,u important the �Vomen of the City
will be to the cause in spreading t:a� word.
Newspapers - The local ne�vspapers m�a�t be kept up. to date on the informa-
tion and details pertaining to the dcive.
4. Luncheon b4eeting:
Director Brown gave the Commission ;i full report on meeting with �ir.
Renaldo Lares of Roseville along �ai�:� b1r. Ed Braddock. Subject - Bond
Issue: �Vhat to do and what not to ci �.
5. Next bieeting Set:
The Parks and Recreation Commission tecided to meet again next week
on Tuesday, April 16, 1968, 8:00 P.Pi at Civi.c Center.
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6. Briefing Session:
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Conunission discussed fiirt}ier, the f� rming of a group of citizeris to
brief them on t}ie program and creat: a Citizens�Committee from this.
All members taere rec�uireci to invite �nd coritact as many pro-issue
supporters as possible.
7. Brochure:
Mr, Ed Braddock presented, displayeci and discussed the formulation
of a draft copy of the brochure. Cc>unission revietiaed what was pre-
sented and formulated a final draft :o present to the City Council
for approval. Copies plus letter wi.l be fortiaarded to the Council.
8. State and Federal Aid:
, Mr. Braddock contacted 1�1r. Elmer Bir::'ord of the Federal Grants and
Aid plus hir. tVally Anderson of the ��ate Programs. Both have many
applications on hand at this time, lunds can be applied for and may
be available. Commission expressed �oncern over this prospect and
i encouraged all efforts to make these funds available to the program.
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HACIQ�IANN PARK BALL FIELD:
Copy of letter from City Manager to Councilmar Sheridan, Subject: Hackmann
Park Ball Field was presented to Commission fcr discussion and action as re-
quested by Council. �
hI0TI0N by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Dunphy,to ;�ncur w�th City Council and have
� , sign posted on backstop at Hackmann Park statilg Softbal.l Playing Only - 12
years and under. The Motion Carried.
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The meetirig was adjourned at 10:45 P.b1.
A Special Meeting of the Commission will be h�;!d on Tuesday, April 16, 1968,
8:00 P.hf, at the Civic Center.
T'he next Regular Meeting of the Commission wi;.. be on hfonday, April 22, I96.8,
7:30 P:hI. at the Civic Center.
Respectfully submitted,
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
April 10, 1�68
City Council
c�c Homer R. Ankrum
City Manager
643� University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
560-3450
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
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Re: "No Parking" si,xZS on 52nd Avenue
betweeri T.H. #6j a.nd Taylor Street
Ge.ntlemen:
T� has been brought to my attentio�l that the
people from the apartments park consist��itly on this
street. This street is only 30 feet wici� and caxries
a considerable amount of traffic.
The Engineering Department recommeiziation is that
we put up "No Parking" signs on both si<i�s of the streets
and we are requesting City Council to c��icur.
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CC: Police Chief McCarthy
You�°3 very truly,
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Cit;r Ehgineer - Director
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:�Pi�Cl:F'IC_4`� IOi�;� AT;� E`;'.i'Ii�`l�•L'S Oi C� ;5� � ��:ll�.-t,�'•Oi?:
STI3��':Y_' ii•�t'?30:�I��i�i.1�,V��� P�tOJi�CT ST. 19�3-1 ADDEI�TDtJM #2
�rJF�'r�:i;�h:;, Rcsolu�;ion T�.ic. 38-1968cf tl�e Ci�;� Ccunci7. �.dopted t'���
18�' day of March 1968 , se't the da�;e for heaY i;�� o:� i;i�e p-r:;po��d imp;•ove-
i,.�',�, �.;, z:�� sp��it� :��,?.ly nu�;ed in th�� NotiCe � f Hea�°i�i� w�tach�:a �:er�tt� for
r.�rare��c:�_ �:.s �;V�_�ib;_± ��A��, and
�;�I�'t�'H��`�S, all of �'r_� prop-�r_t� o�ni�:r, w'r_:;se prope-r�y is liab].e to
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�,�e?•� �:'�.�tn te� (10) d�..ys notice b;� myil and oub?;.::h•�d r�o�ice of the Cou��cil
i@£�.�7_7:� l_:�'^vU;''Ci �ti•i:: �Z� Y:Ge�ly� publ�_:.�,t�021S �i tyi� �@q'�.1Y'eC. Y1��t1.C@, 2,riC1 tri?
'.'lc`d.'_^= ��' i:9_c, IiB1C 8.�1C �i1E' ��1'C��'_'�� Ct•M�"1"'S Yl��i _Cl i.'L'_,^—,=E?027 �s.�:. �:'1F �7c 8.Y'lri,,�',� &.S
not��d _i.n __�? u notice .
P,ULti', TH�'•�F�r'ORF�, �; 11' _2LSOL'v-��, �';i tri-� �o,anci 1 ei the Ci �y o� Fr �:i' _y
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Anc�a Co;.,,,±,y, i��;_nnesota, as fo?.]_o�rs• �
1. TY:at the fo�lo��ing ia!proverl >n �s proposed b;yr CG`UriCll R@SO�L: ��Ui"i
No. 38_�g(,8 �,re 'nereoy orci �-red +e be effected a.id co;npi.�ied
as soon �.s l�e�son.a.oly poss:_ �ie, tc-wit:
a) The impr.ovements as no-; ;d ��nde-� the Cons �Y'uc ;io�. � ic�,
in the No �ice .oi hea-cirz ;(�.z E�chibit "�1" 1 icr �re
• . followir_g � tree± :
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Onondaga Street: Ha}-� �s Street to d
2�112,t t�iP. �,IOZ'li a,UGVC Tic�,.� �ic^ �'OnaG11.:'_8.t°Ci iS1�:: Ut'_'lEY' a.Y'P.&S 2,S
on� i�nproven:ent .
L. i'Y1a,t WOZl{ �r� be per�cr�:�d l;� �.�Y' ',;rii.8 U='O�°�L P.i�.yr bE p@'_"�O_°;�1
under one c�r mo�e contr�Lct�� GJ ';ll��.,yr be deamed �.d.visable az�or_
?^eCeip-t Cf bi�s.
;. l�..a� the Ci :y �naineer, rla�: c� auresni, ax�d . Suburban
Engi.neering, . are n�r�b.y c esi�r.�,i.ea as ±�ie �gi�:;ers i•�r
ini s impro�-e�:�n �. Ttiie� s'r:a.� i p,: epare f� na' plan� ariu
Sp6'C12 �.C�, �10Y1S iUl' +i,[:� ?Pc`],�C7.?' o GI Si.1CY? ? B1�Y'G :rti'_1@'P_ �.
r1�OPT� B� �HE Cv���CIL Oi T: r; !�I�i"i �;�' F'FtIDL�"Y' TI�IS
�AY Or'
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CT�i'Y Ci,�:�'c?;--- _,�ar•��n ��. Brt?nseil
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S.Pi�;� _�._':i �'Jl; ; t);;;> , AND ESTII�'lATES OF CC STS T�3 +ER' EOF:
STREET Ii�'IPROVIl�N'I' PROJECT ST. 196f -3
`vJ:i'_ry�:�1�, ?esoiu;,ion Ido. 34-1968 oj the Cit.y Cour.c?1 adopt�d the
4�' da,y of March, 1968, JC.'�; the datc: for I��CLY� II� �n t�'1� �.�?"O�'..US�'G_ 1T71�J?'ovemen�s,
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3S S�>C:C�l �C1�_)_jT riOi;E:(� �Tl i;ri2 i�O�,1Cr Gi �;c:a.?':17 �; c,.l �acned 1"!AI@�.;o for refezence
as i'x'riibit "S" , and
wr�i���r�11:', a,i:1 0�' tr:e prope��;y oNme:�: 47'P.G��• r,Y'O�@:C�;j� is iiable �o
be asse:s�,�d ti:�ith t�ie ma�in� of tr:e:se iuiprov�t en�s (as r�o�e�1 in said r�otice�
we�•e �iveri t�n �10� days nctice by mail and } ubli.si7ed rioti:;e oi th2 Coancil
H�ari-r.� i;�i��a��:� �wu (2� wee:zly pu��.ic.a�;�uns. c f i?_� r•eqvired netice, a,r.d ihe
hear�r.g �ias t:eie. and th� propert.y owners hea. a t� �reon a� the nearira�, a.s
noted in saic. noti.c�. �
;�0�:!, T�iF�iIT�E'OIt?�', E� IT RESUi�1-��ll, By the Council oi th� City of
Fri.dley, An�i�_a Ccunt.y, I�Zinn�so �a, as �ollow� ;
A`l"1 �S`i` :
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;.. That tY:e followi:�g imp�•ove.� � nts propose�'� by Counc � 1
Resolution Pdo . 34-1968 are here i:,y ord�red to 'c�e
. effected an1 co;�pi�tea as :c on as rea,ona.t,l; possibie
to-wit:
�.. All of +,he imi;rozremer.t: as noted in t��ze notice of
� hearing on tre sarae as �.-re notec� �in Eahi�it ''�"}
in said notice,
That the work �,��ove 1 dy ce : or_soi.ida+ed wit'r. � th2r
area.s as cne in_prova��F-nt .
�. The c�rcrk +o be p�rfor�zed u-r..c �?� �Pis p� c j ect r�ay be
perfcrmed uriuer on� or. n.ore cor:tsacts as ma;� ne aeemed
adJisable ��per_ r°�eipt of c: ds.
3• City Engineer and Anoka Courty Engineer are
hereby. �esi onat�� as tL.� Er., ir.c��� �: or �'r�is _ � prov��^ent .
They shall x;rep.�.re ���?al �1: n:, ar.-1 �pecific.8.�10fiS ior
th� ma.kin�; cf such ir�prove;? ; nt .
A170I'TED BY L'?iE COUI`+CIL �J�'' 'lI E �l�"Y OI+' FRIDLE�L 1'HIS
DAY OF , '968•
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A RESOI,L'7':IOI� 0�-_DF���Ii�� P�ELIi11iIFu�tY PL��!t::�, �1'r��I�a'IC�ITIOIZS, AT�TD
ES'i'1��'L�l�l'ES 0�� `l':I� COS`l� TH�LOF: STk��i"' I:�'] :?0`dE-i�iPr PRO�ECT
ST. 1968-1 (ADD�NDUM ��3)
BE iT P�ESOLjIr��, by tne -Cotuicil of �he City� of �'rid_ley as follot�ts:
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1. That it app°ars in t'r:e ir_teres � of +hF� Cizy and of ihe p-roperty o4mers
affected t«at the-re be consir�l.ct��:l c�r ain i�:p�'�yPrn°ritS� to-4;it:
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bitum-
inous mat, storm sewer and other facil�ties, located as follows:
73rd Avenue: Railroad Tracks to (ommerce Lane
Alley between Main Street and 2nd Street: From 47th Avenue to
(Petition ��3-1968 48th Avenue
2. Tn�,t the City �gineer, TTasi� �,ureshi, �.��? Suburban Engineering, In�: are
hereby autho-rized and direct-�d to drau, the p�_eliminary plans and
specifications and to tabulate the resll+s oi his estimates of ths.
costs oi said imp-rove�ents, inciudin� E r���y item of cost fr.om
inception to cou!pletion �nd all fees ar d exp�?i�es ir_curred (or to
be incurred� in corLnection trl@2"'c4litn, c r the iinancina thereof, a�d
to make a p-reliminary report ef his firclings, stiatir_� therein whe�h2r
said improvea�ents are feasible .an� ti•rh��'ner tney can D2St oe mad2
as proposed, or in connection witih sou.� at'ner improvem�nts (and tize
esticiated cost as recorLmended), incluciit g also a description of the
lar_ds or area �.s may receive 'oez.efiis � herefro� and as �:ay be
proposed to be assessed.
3. That the City Cler'_�c sh2,ll act �o asce��� ain th� nam� and a^dress oi
the owr�e-r of each parcel of lan�l direc� ly affected or �•Il �t11T'i th� �.rea
of lands as may be rronos�d +o be assE.sed for said improve�.2nts (an�
each of them�; and upon receip+ fro� ��.id �ngineers of t:�e said
preliminary r�port,, calculate estiu�ate, of assessments as may be
proposed relativs thereto against eac'c. of said lands.
4. That said prelir�inary repori of the Er.;�ineers and estimates of
assessments of the Clerk, shall be fuz��.ished to the Council, and made
available ior inspectior_ to the o�,�r:zr ��f ariy parcel oi lar_d as n�.;r
be affected �hereby ati any puolic heaz�:.no held rzla�ive ther��o, as
well as at an,y prior time reasonable �.� .d convenient .
9DOPTED BY THE CITY COU:iCIL OF THE CI7� " OF F'RIDLEY THIS
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CITY CL�T�C - i�:arsin C. Brur.� �11
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NiAYOF� - Jack 0. Kirkham
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Cotr�cil
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Temporary Bonds - Projeci: No. 88
The total estimated cost of Projeci: No. 88 is
$225,000. There has been no financ:_ng provided
for this project up to this point. The two
resolutions would provide the nece�;;ary financing
for the improvement so the payment:; can be made
and the fund not be overdrawn.
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A HES4IATION �R�CTING TI� IS3UANCI�: OF 1�'O iARY IP�YR,OVE't+�NT 80�3.
ACCORDANCS WITH LAi�iS OF 1957, ��' � 385
�E IT 1i�90LVSD By the �o�aaail of the City of FridlA;l , Anolca County, l�nnsaota�
a� lollaMa:
S$C . The total estiaated coat of Sanitars Sexe:r� Water and St,OS� Ssw�r
I�proeea�ent Pro3ect No. 88 ha� been estiae6ted st $225,000.00 -•
319C__.�2. It ie no�r esti�e►ted that th� aun of 200� �00.00 ia curr�nt],y
aeceasary to prov3d� Yin�at►cing ot the projecte abov�e noted, and it ia hersbT
d�tsr,dnsd to be nsc�s�ar� to borrow aaid a�ount foc the pays�ent oP obligatioaa
n�r incurr�d arxx� for e��na�a n�c�asarily incurrad i n connsction xith th�
constr�ac�io�a o� said i�ov��snt pzojact.
�� ihsre ia hereby creatsd Sanitars Ssj+ar,_ Mfat�r and Sto�a S�rer
%��,rovr�ss9rt PrAject No. 88 xhich shall contain a construction accou�t
as �rt tr�r�ot into wiaich ehall bs paid all proceecs of temp�rarr,� bonds iaaued
p�rsn,snt to th3.a r�aolution and ainilary aubaequ�nt rssolut3ona� and out oi
Mhich ahall be paid all am�unta due and payable aa costs or expensee incidsnt
to or iacurrsd�.ia oonnection �rith the ffik3ng o! aaic iaproveasnt.
�C. Ther� ia �Iao her�b� created Ssn3tax7► Se�n� � Water and Stor� 3s�rsr
Imvrove�ent Pro�eat No. 68 � 3inkinB Fund �►ecount, xk��h
Accooant in �ai� fund ma�v and �hall be terr�ed aa tl�se, 3inkira� Fund, irite xhich
�hall� be p�id t�i• pa�oce�ds o! all apeeial aaaeeame�i a levied again�t b�nefi�ed
�rop�rt' b�r r�ascrn of mski.ng oi aaid improwaents �a risll as all oth�r a�ea
4.�»»z�� to b• paid sa ps-cvid�d by l,ax and out' of al�� .ch shal]. b� paid tho �ir.cipal
�d iu�ereat o� all te�por�►ty impa�ovement bo�da iaa�� ued to finsnc� eaid p�o�sat.
�$C. It ia i�orEby dstsrm�ed that the aum of �;� 10.000.00 ahall be borrc»�od
�o finat�oo eaid S�nnitai-� 3s�wr, wat�r and 3t� 3nn �r I�rovssrnt Pro3.ct No. 8�
�+ith respeat �o cost of �onstruatlon ard ucp�n��� a�� �c�ssaril,� inourr�d r�lati�n
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thereto to ttiia date, by t,he i�suance of temporary i� provemsnt borxi� oP the
Cit� Qf �'ridle� �a authorized in Minn�sota Statutea, STC. 429.�1, S�bdi�ision 3,
aa a.m�andad by �nr+a 1957, C�6upt�r 3g5•
SSC. 6_ Said bcnd� ahr�ll b� pa�ble from the Sir�� Fund oP the follo�wi.ng:
Sanitar,� Sewsr, W�ter and St� Sexer Improv�e�nt Pr< ject No. 88 but
ttae Cit� turth�r r�congni�ed i�a duty under the lax, aa provid�d by Ssc. 429.091,
and covenants ard agrees xith the purchaaer and all ] oldera irom ti�ae to ti�e,
of aaid ie�porary iaprowmen� bonda, at or prior to ihe maturity thereof thst it
xill pay and retirs auch bonde and the intpreat thes���on out of the proceeds of
d�f�.nitiw iaprc>veneat bonda xhich the Council ahal7. iaaue and sell at or p�ior
to the maturity of the tsmporary imp�ov�ement bonda 1�� the ext�nt that the aaa�
csrmot �s �sid o�t of furda available in the SinkiaE; Fund of Sanitarp 3s�nr, Water
and St� Sr�ns� IBt�'oveas� P=°ojmcL Ho. 88 ,, or out of other Mw�icipal
fua�a xhieh ar� px°operl,y avail,able and aro appropri�►� :ed by the Council for anch
P'�P���•
�.�,�, It i� her�by d�t�r�nined to 1s�ry apecisl asi� �asssnta againat benefit�d
��erty by rsason of the naki�►g of Sanitars Se�rsr:� Watsr and Storm S�vrsr
Im�r°�t rroiect No. 88 and to levy ad valoram i;ucss� if nec�saary, to
pros�uce au� at least 5� in exc�s of tirs amounta aii'ficient to pny principal
anca int�reat xhen de� s�n aafd temporary i�provem,ent �onds and on a�y definiti�
ba�da t� �� i�a�eal aa hersia pa�oveded, such apecial iasessaenta to be placed
o�a Lise t�a� rolla at auch tiae �+h�n said inprovemant �j•cta have beea complste�
or th�e � A�,� c�mt thereof hs.a bsen determined.
�;��� SB�i.d t,emporar8 i�pr�o�ettent bonda in the sa� s�rt of �200,000.00 �i►all
bar �eacs�t� �'.a:~iitax� Se�rPr, Water and 3tors S�e;r Imp�ove�ent �oi�ct No. 88
Bd� e NA" shall be Fonrt� y_i40,%, in husb�r
aaei n�reci ��om 1 to !�'� includw, each in the d� a�stion oY �S,�e�
��� �a� int,er�at at thc rat�� of � per annum, p� �able semi-aimually on
A�,ril ls� and Octo�,�_ r lst os' eaeh year and ahal] �sture on ,A�ril 1, 1971
vh�ll be e�ject to red��ption and pa�e—paym�nt oa ac� inter�at pa�sent dat�� at par
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and accrued interest. Not less than 30 days befor�� the d:�te specified for
redemption on said bonds, the City Treasurer shall nail notice of the call
thereof to the holder, if known, said Treasurer sh�ll maintain a record of
the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such information
is made available to him by the holders thereof, fcr the purpose of mailing
said notices. The principal and all interest on ssid bonds shall be payable
at Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue, N.E.� Minneapolis, Minnesota
55421.
SEC. 9. Said temporary improvement bonds shall be mi.uneographed and when so
mimeographed shall have attached thereto an intere�;t coupon which bond and
coupon shall be substantially in the following foi��:
(Form of Coupon)
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(Unless the bond described below is called for ea��Lier redemption)
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on the day of , 19__, the of
County, Minnesota, will pay to �earer at
, Minnesota, the sum of _ dollars laWful
money of the United States of America for interest then due on its
DATED •
CITY MANAGER MAYOR
SEC. 10. Said bonds and coupons attached shall t�e prepared under the direction
of the City Manager and shall be executed on belu�lf of tYbe City by the signatures
of the Mayor and Manager, and the corporate seal of the City shall be affixed
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ther�to, and the agp•srtanant interest coupon shall l�o mimeographed arid authenticatsd�
by th� pr�.rta�d, engraved, �ithogr�phed9 or faca�imil,e aignature� of aaid Mayor aid
�laaag�x°. When aaid bonda h$ve been mxecuted and auth�nticatad they ahall be
�',�liver�d b�r the T�eaaurer to the purchaser thereof, upon p�yment of the purchaa�
�e°le� ��rc�t�fer�e agresd upon and accrued irYt�rest t� date��of deliv�ry and aaid
�ur�s����� +�ha�Il riot be obliged to ses to ths agplicativn th�r�of.
�G�_ ��; Tlie City 1N�r_ggsr i�s hereby authori$ed and directed to tile a certifisd
c�� ot thia r�so�.utios� e��t,h Cotmty Auditor ot' Anoka County, together with auch
o�her fnformation aa he shali require and to obtain from •aid Count� Auditor a
certifieat� t'riat said bonds have bee� entared on this bond regi�tsr.
3���o The bond�s iaaued h�a�under ahall be payabLs iroa Sanitarp SeMer, ilat•r
ss�d StArm 3�� I�pa�sm�rit Pro�ect No. 88 ,_ xhich is hereby cr�ated. The
�eas�ser aha11 ca�e aIl mc,nies received irom the proceeda ot aaid bonds, all
���.•s ap�srapa^iated �nd tr�naQerred irom other fnnda and s11 apecia]. asaeaaments
�d� th� fnpa�ovsments pTO�d� t�inat if an� psy�snt ai principal os inter�at ahall
��o�s d�a0 xh�+r� t�isre ia not auffiaient aonry in aaid fund to p�y the aa�t� the
Tr�aa�r a%�all pay such principal or i��rest fro�� ths gensral fund of the Cit'
�x±d euch fund ��ail be r�i�xaArsed for auch advanae� out o! m�niea to be cre�it�!.
to aaid Yund xhen aaid m��es are collected. All ��oceeds fa� sai,d bonda �ceept
ecer� irYt��e�t �hall be credited to the hmd and need tca �y t,lie co�t of said
i�vaarent�.
� It is t`�her prov�.ded that should it ap��ear at a� time �ha� fi�h� �i�s
cs�lited to s�� �und and pa�o�ded for the pa�ae�t of principsl or iatsrea� omm tfl�
ia�ndffi wiilan the sa� beeome d�e �r� not suffibient i;o pay t.he sa�e, �hat then th�
C;,�� 3�ai � i��e �'urth�r detiaitive iaprovsssnt bonda ss a�ihoa�ised � pravid�d
{� ��coa��a �vi�R� 1�4�t�neaota statutes, 3ec. 429.09��� �spt�r 475a ��at t.tis
��sa of said furti�r d�finif;i�n bonda ehall b� i'irst used to pa�r th� principal
a�a� irate�r��t aa ia then due ar�d to redeez th� ts��rary bonds isaned th�rru�rdar.
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SFC. 14. The City Cov.xc-�1 has determined that not less than twenty percent (20%)
of the total cost of sa�d improvements will be paid by special assessments to be
l�vied against every l�ot, piece or parcel of land benefited by the said improvements.
ihe City hereby covenants aad �grees that it will do and perform, as soon as they
can be done, all a.ct5 a:��; t:.ings necessary for the final and valid levy of such
special assessrs�nts, �nti in the �vent that any such assessments be at any time
held im�al�d with resvect to any lot, piece or parcel of land, due to any ersor,
defect or irr�gu�ariCy, or in any action or proceeding taken or to be taken by
the Council Qr a^y� c�f the City Officers or employees, either in the making of
such assessment or i�z �rie p�rformance of any condition precedent thereto, the
City and this Couricil ��aill forthwith do all such further proceedings as may be
required by law tc9 �ake such assessments valid and binding liens against such
property, and alsc► s'�all t�ke such further proceedings as may be required by law
to �rw ide mazies for the �ayment of principal and interest as the same fall due
on the b�nds i�sued hereunder and to provide for the redemption of the sFUne.
SEC. 15. It is hereby de�ermined that the collection of special assessments
and the procee�s c:f t�oni�:s appropriated and transferred from other funds is
and will be in an amoun� of at least five per cent (5%) in excess of the amount
required to pay the principal of and the interest on said bonds when due and
that no ai valorem tax levy is accordingly required.
S�C. 16. The of€icers of the City and the County .4.uditor of Anoka County are
herelay authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of said
bonds and to the attorneys approving the legality cf the issuance thereof,
certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to said bonds and to
the finan:ial affairs of said City, and such other affidavits, certificates and
informati�n as may be required, to show the facts xelating to the legality and
marketability of said bonds as the same appear frou� the books and records under
their custody and control or as otherwise known to the, and such certificates,
certifie�l copies and affidavits, including any her��tofore furnished, shall be
deemed representations of the City as to the corre�:tness of a11 statements
contained therein.
i?ASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DA� OF , 196 �.
�!T'1'ES'T :
C�1�Y' �I���tK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY MAl!1AGER - Earl P. Wagner
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I�ttE�I�uTION No. � � 19�
A RESOLUTI�ON DIRk7GfiING Zi� SALE AND PURCHASI� OF TF�POftARY IMPROJEMENT
�ONDS IN ACCO�3DANCE W�ITH LAWS OF 19'i7� C�� 385
gE IT IRE.S�i,Y�D By the City Council of the City oY �':ridley, Anoka Cotauty, Minneaota�
as �allae� :
T!��►b �'�13 IT haa i.�r`totorm b`en d�termined by t'.�a Coundl to iasus temporar7
im�:�w�rt bonda in �rd�r to parovid� the neesaa� �nda f�� ths construetion
and g�r�oeeat of �xxpen�!�� ��I.atiw to tkie folloxing improvement projec�� ioavit:
San3�a� Sm+vnar, '�Ia��r �r� S��m Sevrer Improvemeat Prulect No. 38
�� per vl�na ar�� specifi�at�ona apFrovsd by th• Cit�Council: and
W�.EAS Ii' h�a been determd.ned that thers is at the prss�nt time s►n amount in
e�a*sa�s ot 20� pOp.00 in the follwoing Pund, to-tirit :
ftegu3�►r Speci�l Asaesamente
xhich auai xiL nat� b� requir�d Por other purpoees Frior to Ap�il 1� 2971 .
IT IS THERF''P'0!R'� Dets�r�ined to he in the intereat of the City of Fridley that tht
s� of 200, 000. 00 —
�E IPiVESTID Aa s�uuhorized by l�ax and in accord�ce ther�xith it is hereby deteridnsd
to purchaas the ai;sa oY �?L�O,OOf).00 of the afcrementioned Sanitarp S�rsr,
iil�tex� ar�d �t�s�-� `'�srr�r im�owmsnt Proiect No. 88 temporar9 issu�d
under da.t� of Aaril 1, 1968 0
UP011 R'h�i� ini�.�i�.:l iar�u,anG� in a�cordance xitfi the provisiona of kLi,nnesota Ststutss�
g�,�� �9�C��' l�71.56' and 47�.66, out of fiuide Regular Special Asa�as�nts,
��� �,�, and an behalf of saict fund at par aazd accrued iat�r�st
a� o� t�*.e date of de]lie�rT of aaid bonda and co�pl��tion of auch aale; ii bsing
f�tharx det�rY,aisor� ta bs r�aaonable and adranta�o�w to 8e,�u3az'
Spfeial .A�se��m�ente to imr�et i�� asid tempora� inp�o�v�t bo�ads
and ito b� re��ro�'ble �nd acivartag�oua to the Cit� i;o sell aaid �0�rary ia�pr�v�asnt
band� to th� Ssaitaa7 Ss�r�r, Wat�r and Storm 3s�r Impa�oveaent P�iact ?�Ic� �
ia accordanc• xi�4� pa�oviaions of ��� r���lu��Sc�t.
;��, Ttae Cit� :t�aria�er and Treaeurer ar� hereby +►uthorized and dirsctod
tca taic� aa� and all �tepa nee�saary to affect the p�-oviaiona of ths aforegoin6
r�aolntio�aa a�ad to �aake s�ch tran�fsr ot funda ae �►� be necesaary Prom time
�o ti� �o �ivv� effsct �o tk�� �rovisions hereof.
PAS�ED A�1D AD(:PTED BY Zi1E CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY ()F FRIDLEY 7HIS
�A? OF , 1958
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CIT2 �L�i - I4ax��in C. Briuia��s 1—
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MAYOR �- Jack �. Kirkha.ffi
CI1i M.AIUAGER - Homer R. Ar�lcrutn
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RESOLUTION N0. ��� - ] 968
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSBSSDIENTS
ON IATS 17 TO 26, BLOCK 7, PARCEL 1630� ONAWAY ADDITION.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdi�ided.
, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows: •
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 17 to ?.6, Block 7, Parcel 1630, Onaway Addition may and shall be apportionec�
and divided as follows:
Ori�inal Parcel Fund Original Amount
Lots 17-26, Block 7, Reg. S& W $ 114.76
Parce? 1630, Onacaay A�]dition. (Sewer Aiain)
Division of Parcel A proved
Lot 17� Block 7, Parcel 1540
Onaway �dditior
Lot 18 & 19, Block 7, Parcel
1560, Onaway Addition
I�ots 20, 2.1 ,&22 � Block 7
Parcel 1580� Onaway Addition
Lots 23 & 24, Block 7
Parcel 161Q, Onaway Sddition
Lots 25 & 26, Block 7
Parcel 1630, Onacaay Addition
W�#34 (Water Main )
Fund �
Reg. S & W �
(Sewer Main)
W� 34 ( T•la t e r Tia i n)
Reg. S & W
(Sewer Main)
W�t34 (Water Ma i�1)
G)#34 (Water Main)
Reg. S & k� (Sew��r
Main)
�eg. S �. W
(5ewer rlain)
W#34
Reg. S & W
( Sewer Main)
Wt�34 (Water Main)
462.15 .
$ 576.91
Original Amount
$ 10.83
43.60
21.66 -
87.20
130.80
32.49
21.66
87.20
28.12
113.35
$ 576.91
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A R�SOLUIION AUTIIORIZING E1ND DIRFCTING THE COi�'BI;dI:1G OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
ON LOT 16 � BLO�K 7, PARCEL 1530 � AND LOT 17 , FLOCK 7, PARCEL 1540, ONlitJAY
ADDITION,
'rTfiEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided.
NOW, THCREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as f ollows:
That the assessments levied against the f ollowing described parcel, to-wit:
Lot 17� Block 7, Parcel I540 and Los, lb, Block 7', Parcel 1530, Onacaay Addition
may and shall be apportioned and divided as follows:
Original Parcel Fund Original Amount
Lot 17, Block 7, Parcel Reg. S& 41 $ 10.83 .
1540, Onacaay Addition (Sewer Main)
� Lot 16, Block 7, Parcet
1530, Onaway Addition
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Re g . S 3� �+T
(Sewer i•lain )
W#34 (Wa ter rla in )
Combination af Parcels Aparoved Fund
Lots lo �Z 17, Block 7, Parcel Reg. S& W
1540, Onac�ay Addition (Sewer Mai,1)
� Wit34 (Water 1�1ain)
43.60
13.52
83.35
$ 151.30
OriQinal.Amount
$ 24.35
126.95
$ 151.30
ADOPTED BY TtL�' CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRII)I.�Y THIS DAY OF
_ _, 1968.
� M�YOR Jack 0, Kirkham
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK hlarvin C. Brunsell
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
LICENSES TO B� APPROVED AT THE APRTL 15� 1968� COUNCIL MEETING
CIGARETTE BY:
Jimbots Inc. Jam�es Schooley
21,.� Mississippi St.
Fridley� �I3nnesotq
Strite�nderaon Servasna.tion
75g5 Viron Road N.E.
Fridley� Minrissota
APPROVED BY:
Police Ch3eP
Police Chiei
RENEWAL Lesrs Standard Jude Candy & Z'obacco Co. Police Chiei
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
RENEWAL
76s0 Hi�nwe.y #b5
Fridley, Minnesota
Holly 66 Station Superior Musics Co.
6500 University Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
Canterbury Inne & Pub Robert Christesnson
61,.'79-81 University Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
Superior "4�" Oil �o. George Petersc►n
5300 Central Ave. N E.
Fridley� Minneaota '
V.F.W. Post #363 Erling Edwarda�
10l�0 Osborne Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Fireside Rice Bowl Cafe William C. Wo�ig
7440 Centra.l Ave. N.E.
Fridley� Minnesota .
GANBAGE PICKUP BYs
RENEWAL WBbd Co. Arthur Wise
1b00 Oregon Ave. So.
M3.nneapolis� M3.nnesota
SER.VICE STATION BY:
RENEWAL Artts Sinclair Service Arthur Campbe L1
bz90 Highway #b5
Fridley, Min�esota
TAXICAB � %
RENEWAL Highland Taxi Robert Kahles
903 40th Ave. �I.E.
Minneapolis, M�nnesota
Police ChieP
Pol.ice Chief
Police ChieP
Pol.ice Chief
Palice C�i.�F
APPROVED BY:
Health Inspector
Police Chief
APPROVED BY:
Building Inapector
F3Y'e Depts
APPROVED BY:
Police Chisf
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USED CAR LOrT BY:
RENEWAL H yde Pa.rk Motors Eldon Schmede}:e
5900 University Ave.
Fridley� Mi�nesota
MULTIPLE DWELLING
NEW Maurice M. Fillister
5g40 East River Road
Fridley� Minnesota
BY :
Mauri.ce M. Fi:llister
APPkOVEA BY:
Building Inspector
Police ChieY
APPRaVED SY:
Fire Dept.
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LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPZOVED BY`COUNCIL FOR THE
FTSCAL PERIOD 4/30/68 - 4/30/69
April 15, 1968
BLACKTOPPING
Modern Blacktop Co.
5043 Osseo Road �
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota By: James Mallinger RENEWAL
EXCAVATING
Lloyd's Excavating
8005 Groveland Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Lloyi Remmers RENEWAL
Waalen & Sabby, Inc.
, 9082 Polk St. No E. Ronald Sabby
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: James M. Waalen RENEWAL
Ted Renollett
927 Andover Blvd.
Anoka, Minnesota By: Ted :tenollett RENEWAL
HEATING
Egan & Sons
7100 Medicine Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: W. J. Egan RENEWAL
Fleming Sheet Metal
3525 Raleigh Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Raym�nd E, Olson RENEWAL
General Sheet Metal Corp.
2330 Louisiana Ave. N.
'.Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R. J. Kraus RENEWAL
J. McClure Kelly Co.
2601 Ste�ens Ave, So. '
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: J. Kally RENEWAL
Sheridan Sheet Metal'Co., Inc,
4116 Quebec Ave. North
I•I�.nneapolis, Minnesota By: Robert S. Graving RENEWAL
St. Marie Sheet Metal Inc.
7940 Spring Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Loui,� J. St. Marie RENEWAL
Suburban Air Cond. Co.
8419 Center Drive
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Superior Furnace Coo
6121 42nd Ave. N.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
By: Kenn��th Ghinander
By: Dona:Ld Hoglund
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LYST OF CONTRACTORS
GAS SERVICES
Egan & Sons
7100 Medicine LakP Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Gas Supply Co.
2238 Edgewood Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Home Gas Co,, Inc.
1430 Old Hwy. �k8
New Brighton, Minnesota
' St. Marie Sheet Metal Inc.
7940 Spring Lake Ro�i
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Suburban Air Cond. Co.
8419 Center Drive
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Superior Furnace Co.
6121 42nd Ave, N.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
' Dietrich Construction Co.
4130 Thomas Ave. N.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
.Erco, Inc.
' 3231 Central Ave. N. E.
, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chester Maciaszek
6380 Quincy St. N. E.�
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pools, Inc.
229 West 60th St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota�
A. L. Williams
8562 East River Road
' t�ir.neapol is , Minnes ota
' MASONRY
L. T. Ernst, Inc.
1661 127th Ave. N. W.
Anoka, Minnesota
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By: Alo;�sius E, Smith �RENEWAL HTG, INSP. I
By: S. �;, Navickas
By: Robe�rt Odell
RENEWAL HTG, INSP. �
RENEWAL HTGo INSP. �
Byo Loui.s St. Marie RENEWAL HTG. INSP. �
By: Kenneth Chinander RENEWAL HTG, INSP. �
Bye Donald Hoglund
By: E, Eo Dietrich
By: 0. Erickson
RENEWAL HTG, INSP, �
NEW BLDG, INSP. I
RENEWAL BLDG, I�tSP. �
By: Chester Maciaszek RENEWAL BLDG, INSP,
By: Jame;� M, Day NEW BLDG, INSP.
By: A, L. Williams
By; Lloy�l Ernst
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LIST OF CONTRACTORS PAGE 3
MASONRY (Cont)
, Mario Frasson Cement Co, Inc,
3925 Minnehaha Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Mario A, Frasson . RENEWAL
Cedar Concrete Co., Inc.
10107 Portland Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesotaa By; William Smith NEW
Riverview Cement Co., Inc.
4021 37th Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Duane Razink RENEWAL
MOVERS
Robin Corp.
5016 40th Ave, North
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Evert Boehave RENEWAI,
SIGN ERECTION
Nordquist Sign Co., Inc.
312 West Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; R, ,�, Nordquist RENEWAL
GENERAL CONTR^CTOR
, Young Const. Co.
5832 Morgan Ave. South .
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Carl Bergstrom NEW
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ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COIJNCIL - APRIL 15, 1968
Patch and Erickson, Inc., Architects
2801 Wayzata Boulevard
Minneapolis 5, Minnesota
March Inspection for Fridley Municipal Gar�:ge
, Berglund-Johnson, Inc.
351 Second Street
Excelsior, Minn. 55331
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to contract
Suburban Sewer and Water, Inc.
4550 Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
Estimate ��3 (Partial) Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
$ewer Improvement Project No. 88 according to Contract
Sandstrom & Hafner, Inc.
749 Forest Dale Road
St. Paul, Minnesota 55112
Estimate ��6. (FINAL) Water, Sanitary Sewer �ind Storm
Sewer Improvement Project No. 79 according �:o contract.
$ 400.00
$14,839.00
$48,718.64
$ 4,565.00
Comstock & Davis, Inc. •
Consulting Engineers
1446 C',ounty Road "J"
Minnea,polis, Minnesota 55432
For the furnishing of resident inspection ar..d
resident supervision for the staking out of the
construction work for the following:
Estimate ��12 - Sanitary Sewer, Water & Storm Sewer Improve-
ment Project Number 79 for March 4, 1968 through March 30, 1968 $
(Swanstrom's Court and Commerce Park area)
Estimate ��11 - Sanitary Sewer, Water & Storm Sewer Improve-
ment Project ��84 from March 4, 1968 through Karch 30, 1968.
(Baker Avenue between Osborne Road & 75th extended east,
Onondaga between Central and Stinson, etc.)
Estimate ��2 - Sanitary Sewer, Water & Storm ;iewer Improve-
ment Project ��88 from March 4, 1968 through ]4arch 30, 1968
(73rd and Norton Avenue Area)
21.38
$ 24.55
$ 4,073.04
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Fridley, Minn.
' Re: Fridley Municipal Garage
comm: 67-025
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220 Site Work ; 5340 534 , 4272 �
'�320 Reinforcing Steel � 1694 , 339 , 1694 �
330 Concrete. � 7398 2219
343 Prestressed Concrete � 10200 9180 10200
' 400 Masonry � { 17676 3712 �� 16969
500 Struct. & Misc. Metal € 4316 � 216 , 4100
610 Carpentry j 578 ` �
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751,762 Roof & Sheetmetal � 3739 i ;
�0,8ii0 Caulk & [�Ieahterstripping � 295 j
;811 Hollow Metal � 2059 i 618 �
�836 Overhead Doors � 3700 ,
�860 Wood Windows � 75 ' 68
870 Finish Hardware v 776
�885 Glass & Glazing � 155
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980 Special Coating 1000 �
990 Painting � 1429
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2446 Couaty �oad "J"
Minnsapolis, Minn�sot+� 55i`32
, fldno�rable Mayor & City Couacil
C/o Mr. iio�a Ankrt,4, Maasge�C
Cit� oi ihcidley
1 �431 tkni.versiLar Avsnn� NeB.
liinneapolis, Minnesota 55�21
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epril 9, 1968
CSaTIFIC�ATB OF 18B �1�1�
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Wi l�reby sub�it 8ste �6, the Pinal Bstiaate, f+�r Sandstrc� i H�inar, Inc., 749
� Forest Dale Rosd, St. Psul, t�lii�esota 55112 for Mark caspleted for eh� �onstrnctiAn
of iiatex, Saait�ry Se��t a�d Stotm S�er Y.mm�rav��aent Project No. 79, accordiqg to
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CO�ITRACT BiD i�ICB
Chsage Order #1 �Add)
Claage Ord�r �2 (�dd)
C6aage OrdaR #3 QAdd)
TOTAL AtTt'�OHIZB�D CONTRACT
FINAL CONTRACT PBICI�
L,eas : 8atimate #i
8atimat� #2
F.stts��e �3
$6t�StE #�!
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26,6i7v0�
9,415.44
24,694.89
7.014.09
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$99,186.30
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4,371.00
1�i,03fl.00
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$108.1b6.00
$103,751.30
$103,751e30
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A�l00tiT i�W Dt1H� o . . . . o . . . . . . . . o e . . . o . . e • • � . $ 4, 565.00
Ws i�re vi�►edi the s�ork uader coatrut aad fiad that the same is aabstantiall�
�anp��ete 3a� ac,cozdancn with tii►e contrsct documeate. We secammen�d that tbe final
gas�n►C be�ad�: apon acceptaace by your Soio�orable Body, and that tbe one yaar
contr��ct:�eal m��int�a+�� bond cemmence on the �iate listed above.
EVC/�b
�es Sanastrom b Hafn�r, Inc,
R�espectfully aubmitted,
C0�l3TOCS 6 DAVSS, INC.
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JAMES E. DORSEY liae9-1959i
OONALD WEST JOHN W.JONES TNOMAS S.NAY
WALUO F. MMOUART JAMES 8 VESSEY �URTIS D.FORSLUND
JOMN W.WINDHORST WILUAM A.WNITIOCN . G.URRY GRIfFITN
XENFYMALIADAY E.J.SCNWART29AUER CRAIfiA.BECN
JULE N.HANNAFORD THOMAS M.BROWN 7AY10 L.MCCUSKEY
MTHUR B.WHITNEY � CORNElNS D.MAHONEY TNOMAS O MOE
RUSSELL W.LINDOUIST iMOMAS S.ERICKSON ,JAMES N ONAGAN
DAVID R.BFINK � MICXAEI H.BRE55 JOHN M.MASON
NORACE NITCN PAUL G.2ER8Y MICHAEL W. WRIGNT
VIQGIL H. NILL RATMOND A.RE�STER � LAqNY L. VICNRET
ROBERT V.TARBOX JOMN J.TAYLOR LONEN R.NNOTT
D[FOR�ST SPENCER BERNARD G.MEIN2EN JOMN W.LARSON
ROBERT J.JOHNSON JOHN $. XIBBS PlIILLIV M. MARi1N
N.B.XASSEIOWSi ROBERT O:FLOTTEN JOMN J.MEID
PETER�DORSEY NORTONL.SMAPIRO
GEOHGE P.fLANNERY JAMES E MEENEF Of COUNSEL
CURTIS L.iIOY JOXN 0. LEVINE DAVID E.BRONSON
MTXUR E.WEISBERG ROBERT J.STRUTI( NWN N BARBER
DUANE E�.JOSEPM MICXAEL A.OLSON �,EUND W.SCOTT
FREDEMCN E.LANGE � URRY w.JONN50N LEAVITT R.BARMER
Virgil C. Herrick, Esq.
6231 University Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Deax Mr. Herrick:
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DORSEY, MARQUA,RT, WINDHORST, WEST 8c HALLADAY
LAW OFFICES
2400 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUII.DING
M 1 N N E A P O L 1 5, M 1 N N. 5 S 4 O 2
TELEPMONE:332-3351�
AREA CODE:612
CABLE ADDRESS:OONOW
N�arch 20, 1968
We represent Benson Investment Co. Today you and I discussed the
taking for the proposed East River Road - Mississippi Street intersection
as it relates to our client's property and ��e also discussed the fact that
Mississippi Place will become a dead-end street. It is our client's
opinion that their property, before this prcposal, was worth at least
�+0,000.00. It is our client's opinion that if this proposal goes through,
the property will be worth, at the most, $1C�,000.00.
As I di_scussed with you, we are hcpeful that we will be able to
resolve this problem short of litiga.tion.
JDL;jad
Very truly yours,
1 `
�/ hn D. Levine
FRIDLEY STATE � E3ANK
6315 UNlVERSITY AVENUE N. E.
FRiDLEY, MINN. 55421
560-2200
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
OFFICE OF THE BUILBING INSPECTOR
TOPIC; MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY M��NAGER
MARCH 1968
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
Residential
Residential Garages
Alterations & Additions
Multiple Dwellings
Commercial
Industrial
Municipal
Churches & Schools
Hospitals
Signs
Moving
OTHERS
Heating
Plumbing
Electrical
Residential
Residential Garages
Alterations & Additions
Multiple Dwellings:
Commercial
Industrial
Municipal
Ghurches & Schools
Hospitals
S igns
Moving
NiJMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED
1968 1967 � THIS YEAR
MARCH MARCH TO DATE
13 12 31
2 2 2
6 7 19
� 1 1
1 � 1
� � 1
0 � 1
0 � 0
� � 0
� 4 3
� � 0
22
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59
LAST YEAR
TO DATE
22
12
1'
1
0
1
0
8
0
49
26 16 51 40
12 19 42 42
34 33 111 66
72 68 204 148
ESTIMATED VALUATION OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
$ 286,500 $ 232,500 $ 643,100 $ 438,375
4,700 1,300 4,700 1,300
6,514 149,000 23,564 168,289
0 16,000 300,000 16,000
150 0 150 4,000
e o 473,�00 0
� � 94,000 1,000
� � � 380,000
0 p p 0
0 3,950 2,650 6,050
� � � 0
$ 297,864 $ 402,750 $1,541,864 $1,015,014
MaNTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER
MARCH 1968
TYPE
• BLACKTOPPING
CARPENTRY
EXCAVATING
GAS
GENERAL
HEATING
HOUSE MOVING
MASONRY
OIL HEATING
YLASTERING
ROOFING
SIGNS
WELL DRILLING
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N[TNIBER OF LICENSE5 CURRENTLY IN EFFECT
AND '
LICENSE FEI:S COLLECTED TO DATE
Page 2
NtJN�EF_ FEES COLLECTED
� � $ 105 •
1 is
19 285
39 585
99 2475
51 765
2 30
31 465
7 105
� 105 .
3 45
16 40Q
2 30
284 $ 5,410
PERMIT FEES
1968 1967 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
PERMCT NUMBERS TYPE MARCH MARCH TO DATE TO DATE
�9624-��9645 BUILDING $635 $912 $2,985 $1,264
��7069-��7102 ELECTRICAL 911 643 2, 305 2, 068
��4075-�4100 HEATING 7487 548 8,232 1,108
�4534-��4545 PLiJMBING 231 237 686 709
SIGNS 83 241
$9,264 $2,423 $14,208 $5,390
8-79 (REV. 11-3-64)
($tandard Form of the Infernotional Association of Chiefs of Police)
�Copies avoilable at Federal Bureau of Investigatior�, Washington, D. C. 20535)
CONSOLIDATED MONTHL Y REPORT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
���►Y �,t __ Fridley �
�.,�,��tf, of _ March � 3—
TABLE 1.--D15TRIBUTIDN OF PERSONNEL
Average Daily Percent Daily Average Daily
Numerical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Strength
f�n�i of �amcmonth Sr�mnm�Iit} ���R;r•R�ontt i�
' cnme monfh i oame month
this ^;ontl� last y�=��r This morth last ycrar '1'his monlh last year This m��nt1 last ye<�r 'I'his month L_a:st rnonth� last yc�ar
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Tat�,� �f,rs���,r,..�. 21 I 22 6. i 3 b.74 14.� i 15.29 �_�15.2b
Chl�°f�s offlr.� , 1 � 1 I
R�cords bumau . '
1Jnlformrd forcc� , �0 20
Doter_tivt• buir_ou � �
Truffic humau . •
F'Srst relfef . . . `+ 5
Second mllef . . �0 7 '
Thlyd rellef . . . � �
TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL TABLE 3..-DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH
1. Present for duty end of last month .......... 21 Same month
2. Recruited during month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'this month last year
3. Aeinstate3 durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Total number of patrolmen . . . . . . . . �1 22
T�tal to c�ccount for , , , , , , , , � . _ . . . �1 z. Less
. permanent asslgnments (public
offices, clerical, chauffeurs, etc.) . . .
4. Separations irom the servtce: _ 3. Less detalls •o special squads or bu-
reaus (traffic, vlce, park, etc.) .
(a) Voluntary reslqnatlon . . . . . - � . • • • •
i
4. Averaqe daily absences of patrolmen
(b) Retlrement on pensirn ..... assiqned to patrnl duty owlnq to: �
(c) Reslqned with char es (a) Vacation, suspenslon, rest fj•�"f 6•�7
gPendinq days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z
(d) Dropped dutfnq probatlrn . . . .
(e) Dlsmissed for cause . . . . . .
(i) Killed in line pf duty . . . . . .
(y) Deceased . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(bj Sick and l�Jured . . . . . . . . . . . .
(c) Temporury details . . . . . . . . . .
.O6 .13
Total separations . . . . . O h r+ �
. . � �.� � ' ' ' ' ' ' Total�ave�age dally�absences . , "• �� ��7
S. Present for duty at end of month ........... 21 5. Avallable for �trol dut �.4 27 15 26
Py......... • •
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TA�lE 4-- CRIN►E I�EDEX AND P`OLICE ACTIVITY TR�ND
OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLII:E CHANGE
� CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
(PART 1 CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL �S. SAME MONTH VS. SAME PERIOD
KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR �AST YEAR
THIS MONTH THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE
NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT ,
MANSLAUGHTER
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL �. .
a. RAPE BY FORCE
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
3. ROBBERY TOTAL 2
a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON �
b. STRONGARM • NO WEAPON ].
4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOT�1L •
a. GUN '
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT i �
c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON
d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. • AGGRAVATED
5. BURGLARY TOTAL g g 37
a. FORCBLE ENTRY
b. UNLAWPUL ENTRY • NO FORCE ], 1 3
c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY I
6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) ` L �7
a. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE �v 2U
7. AUTO THEFT I�. ]. � G
CRIME INDEX TOTAL �
16. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
4e. OTHER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED p � 'Z�
66. LARCENY, UNDER SSO IN VALUE �i 1 2
PART I TOTAL 9�' 3 $$ �?rf
TOTAL PARTIIINCIDENTS ............. 1 I� ............................. 2 5....
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS i�Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .���. . . . .
TOTAL CALIS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . .5�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1C77, , . , .
. . .
AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED
(A) NUMBERSTOLEN 40CALlY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ............................................... �
(B) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... 1
(C) TOTAL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ..................................................... �/
(D) NUM$ER,STOLEN OUT Of JURISDICTION,RECOVERED LOCALLY ......................................... µ
TABlE 5-- VALUE OF p�;ppERTY STOLEN Af�[D RECOVERED
VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY
OFFENSE �ALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY TOTAI VALUE OF �ALUE OF PROPERTY
STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED AND Ri=COVERED BY �OCALLYSTOLEN 570LEN OTHER
LOCALLY OTHER JURISDICTION PROPERTY RECOVERED �URISDICTIONS
y n � RECOVERED LOCALLY
tiURGLARY
LARCENY
AUTO THEFT
TOTAL
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12758.1� I�4338.�3 I l2t)�.00 5538.�3
TABLE 6 - - OFFENSES CLEA�;ED �Y �lRREST
year to date (include exceptic►nal clearances)
4615.ao
TAQLE 7-- P��?SOEVS AEZE�ESI'ED, CHARG�D AND
DISPOSED OF DURIP�G MOiV�H
ARRESTS
(INCLUDE REIEASED NO FORMAL �HARGE)
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
� JUVENILES 'ADULTS TOTAL
. �
1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE:
o. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
2: FORCIBLE RAPE
3. ROBBERY
4, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT '
5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) ],C �j 'Z2
7. AUTO THEFT
8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e)
TOTAL • PART I GLASSES �.9 25
THIS YEAR TO DATE �
LAST YEAR TO DATE �� z
PERCENT CHANGE
9. ARSON
10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING
11. FRAUD
12. EMBEZZLEMENT
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING,
POSSESSING
14. YANDALISM
15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC.
i
16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALI2ED VICE
17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16)
18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS
19. GAMBLING
20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN 1 �
21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1. �. 2
22. LIQUOR LAWS 2 g
23. DRUNKENNESS
24. DISORDERLY CONDUCT 3 3
25. VAGRANCY
26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) �.O %i ].
TOTAL - PART II CLASSES �.� Z2 ,��
THIS YEAR TO DATE � 3 %i
LAST YEAR TO DATE n 2O 1
PERCENT CHANGE
TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH
PERSONS COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH
FOi2MALLY pDULTS GUILTY
CHARGED ACQUITTED REFERRED TO
THIS OR JUVENILE
' MONTN OFFENSE LESSER OTHERWISE COURT
� TOTAL CFiARGED OFFENSE DISMISSED JURISDILTION
1
14 Y 12
1
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PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS
WARRANTSSERVED
CITATIONS ISSUED 1. a 2�E; �l 5
TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS �j �il EV $� g]. S
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CONSOLIDATED MONTHL.Y REPORT
TRAFFIC SUMMAF;Y
' Police Department
City of FY'yr� q� Month of
' TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
�—`f is Month
Thie Year Last Year o�o Ciange This Yeaz
� Accident Total /�� �jQ �I� l�
Fatal 1 � f 1
� PersonalIniury �0 25 _. : .._ -�20 . 50
. Pmpeity Damage �l 21 91
' Pedestrian
1
, Traffic Total
, Hazardous Violatione
Other Violationa
I Parking
DWI
' Accident Arrests and Citations
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TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUIrIMARY
This Mont6
'his Yeaz Last Year ofo Ch�nge This Year
lb9 121 –1U 251
�5 55 –19 150
57 43 +32 . ��
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ear to Date
Last Year
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59
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Last Yeaz
231
iza
60
5
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T is Month Year to Date
This Yeaz Last Yeaz o/o Cha��ge This Year Last Year % Change
Total Accidents � 50 —1� 1� ��7 —�5
Fatal Accidents � � ♦ 1 1 �
Peraons Killed �. � ♦ 1 3 — •
Injury Accidenta � 2O ?5 . —20 KO �9 •.•lE
Persona Injured 33 �L�. �-39 73 11'j _3g
Pedestrians Killed � 0 O O O
Pedestriane Injured 0 � 0 5 +
Hit and Run Accidents 15 10 t50 25 2i �'19
Cleared by Arrest Q 1 � O � �
Cleared - No Arrest ' ZO g +25 29 I2 +5$
Total Cleared 10 9 +11 I9 1la -E��j
TABLE 4. COMPARATIVE SUA�MARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFI
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citations.
TABLE 5. C01dPARATIVE SUMMARY-0F ENFOR
This Month
This Yeaz Last Yeaz
zardous Violatiqns Total Q.`% 5']
DWI � ' � 2
Speeding 27 39
Reckless Driving
Careless Driving
Traffic Signal
Stop Sign
Other Regulatory Sign
Improper Passing
Improper Turning
Right of Way - Vehicle
Right of W�y - pedestrian
Following Too Closely
No or Improper Signal
Improper Start from Parked Position
Improper Backing
Improper Lane Usage
Failure to Drive - Right
Defective Equipment
Other Hazardous Violation -
Other Violations Total
Parking Viol�tion Total
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