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05/06/1968 - 5889' . REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - MAY 6, 1968 - 8 P.M. ' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: �, INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: ' PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: , MINUTES: Special Council Meeting, April 8, 1968 Regular Council Meeting, April 15, 1968 Special Council Meeting, April 25, 1968 ' ADOPTION OF AGENDA: - .��c-,� :�/, �� C�eG?�ti`"� (/ PUBLIC HEARINGS• ' None, OLD BUSINESS: ' 1. Receiving Liquor Committee Evaulation Report " ' - 2. First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Health Ordinance ��372 . , of the City Code Regulating and Licensing Food Establishments and Food Vending Machines and�Providing a Penalty for Violations Thereof by adding Section 43(d) Temporary , Suspension of License. 3. First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Health Ordinance ��'372 , :, by Adding Section 5C Regarding Vending Machine Licenses. ' . Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezon�ng Lot 4, Block 1, Wilson's Addition from R-1 to R-3. ,� . . ' S. Second Reading of an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 374 . G,; Defining Nuisances prohibiting their creation or maintenance � �d and Providing for Abatement and Penalties for••Violatia� ' Thereof . � 6. Second Reading of an Ordinance to Prohibit the Hunting, ' Taking, Shooting, Trapping, Killing or Injuring of Wild "�� Animals and Birds within the City of Fridley and Providing ' ' a Penalty for the Violation Thereof. ' . ' . . / Pages 1 - 10 Pages 11 - 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 6, 1968 ' � �,7. Second Reading of an Ordinance on the Sale of Christmas Trees 3�1.=-- � �� 8. Awarding of Bids - Group Hospitalization Insurance (Bids Opened March 18, 1968) � - j NEW BUSINESS• , . � 9. Consideration of Ordinance Confirming Council's Action on � Election Precincts 10. Funding of Police Department Quarters � 11. Discussion of Garbage and Trash Pickup (Car1 Paulson Request) � 12. Financing of Loopbacks at East River Road and Mississippi Street � and the Street to the West; and at the Intersection of Mississippi Street and T.H. ��47 (University) �� 13. Refund of Escrow - Roy Peterson , 14. Notice of Meeting of Board of Equilization � 15. Traffic Counts on 57th Avenue east of 7th Street 16. Traffic Pattern near Filister Apartments on East River Road , 17. Right-of-Way Acquisition of Sidewalks on Mississippi Street � Between T.H. ��65 and Central Avenue under Project ST. 1968-3 PAGE 2 Pages 41 & 42 Pages 43 & 44 Page 45 Page 46 & 47 Pages 48 & 49 Page 50 Page S1 Pages 52 & 53 Pages 54 - 56 • __ °� � ` 18. Consideration of Proposed'Minpeapolis Sewer �ont'ract°-�' "' � Page - 5� "°-' � 19. Requested Approval of State and Federal Aid for Park Development (Summit Park Area, Locke Park and the Altura Park Area) and Requested Approval for Acquisition Spring � Lake Park Area and Rice Creek Park Area (Fontaine_Fropert� and Siverts Property) � ' , . ' Pages 58 - 79 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 6, 1968 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 20. Acquisition of Street Right-of-Way for Anna Street. 21. Receiving Bids on Mowing and Minor Cleanup Service (Opened May 1, 1968 at 10;30 A.M.) and Awarding Contract 22. Receiving Bids on Street Improvement Project ST. 1968-1A and Municipal State Aid Street Improvement Project ST.1968-2A and Awarding Contract (Bids Opened May 1, 1968 at 10:30 A.M.) 23. Receiving Bids on Poli_ce Quarters Remodeling in Civic Center and Awarding of Contract (Bids Opened April 24, 1968 at 10:30 A.M.) 24. Receiving the Minutes of the Mayor's Coordinating Committee of Mar.ch 19, 1968 and April 16, 1978 25, Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of April 11, 1968 26. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of April 25, 1968 27. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Sub Committee Meeting of April 25, 1968 28. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Industrial Development Commission Meeting of April 4, 1968 29. Receiving the Minutes of the Special Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of April 16, 1968 30. Receiving the Minutes of the Regular Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of April 22, 1968 31: Receiving the Minutes of the Special Parks and�Recre�atiam Commission Meeting of April 29, 1968 ' PAGE 3 Pages 80 - 82 Page 83 Pages 84 - 86 Pages 87 -� 89 Pages 90 & 91 Pages 92 - lOQ Pages 10I. - 107 Pages 108 & lU9 Page T10 , Pages 11I & 112 Pages 113 - 116 Page 11% , ' � , � ' ' r � � � , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 6, 1968 32. Resolution Establishing Permit Fees and Connection Charges for Installation of Sewage Disposal Facilities and Water Supply Facilities 33. 34. 35. �� 37. 38. 39. � `1l', Resolution Ordering Engineering Report for Te rig Program to Locate Future Wells �� I.{ • Resolution to Bid for Tractor and Attachment (Parks)•S� r� � �� NSSSD Request for Vacation of Marshall Street from 37th(,� PAGE 4 Pages 118 & 119 Page 120 Pages 121 & 122 Avenue to the NSSSD northerly property line Pages 123 - 125 �Gr Resolution Approving Final Plans and Specifications and �/'� Entering into Agreement with Anoka County, Minnesota for��' Street Improvement Project ST. 1968-3 and Concurrence , of Award for the Contract , Pages 126 & 127 i � ,v � f"`\ !� � �� i� � �.,'. Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Repok, and Calling�� ,,` a Public Hearing for SS&SW ��88 Addendum 3�-'�'or Storm ��' �'1 �� Sewer in the area north of Osborne Road) �nD �'��:-G ��'s Pages 128 & 129 Y '� � ��V, . y , , � Resolution Ordering Improvement, Approval of Plans and'J ✓� Ordering Advertisement for FSids - Street Improvement.;r,�` Project ST. 1968-1B and ST. 1968-2B , J,f�'� �° Pages 130 & 131 • ' �, a " ' �� ' Resolution to Advertise for Bids for 1`wo Police Car� K� Pages 132 - 140 f , 40. Resolution Authorizing the Changing of/��t4y/�udget Within the General Fund ��/ � i ' ' , � � � . � 41. Resolution Appointing Election Judges�;,'( ' 42. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of ��r� Special Assessments on Lot 17, Parcel 360, Clover Leaf��,,,�� , Addition (Subject to Utility Easement over North 10' and West 10') Page 141 Pages 142 - 147 Page 148 43. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of I �� Special Assessments on Parcel 400, Part of Lot 1, �t Auditor's Subdivision ��89. � Page 149 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 6, 1968 i 44. Resolution Authorizing and Directing thp Splitting�Special Assessments on Lot 5, Block 4, Parcel 1480, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. f �'4. , 45. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the.Combinin '�� Special Assessments on Part of Lot 3 Lying West of East 3, Parcel 1420, Lot 4, Parcel 1440, and East 67' of Lot 5, Parcel 1480, PAGE 5 Pages 150 & 151 Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition P es 152�& 153 6� 46. A Resolution Authorizing.and Directing the Combining of � Special Assessments on Lot 1, Parcel 1320, Lot 2, Parce�t� 1360, and East 30' of Lot 3, Parcel 1400, Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. Pages 154 & 155 `� t( y 47. A Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of �" � Special Assessments on W•�st 8' of Lot 5, Parcel 1525,�1� Lot 6, Parcel 1520, and Lot 7, Parcel 1560, Block 4, � � Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. Pages 156 & 157 48. Claims 49. Licenses 50. Petitions 51. Appointments 0 COMMUNCIATIONS• . (A) Anoka County; Mississippi and East River Road Intersection Page 158 Pages 159 - 166 Pages 167 - 169 Page 170 Page 171 (B) Moundsview Consulting Engineer; Interconnection of Water Systems Page 172 & 173 . (C) Ehlers Associates; Informational Copy �. � .., Page 174_ . '. (D) Chief Hughes: Number and Cost of Fire Alarms VISITORS• ADJOURN: Page 175 r � �� : ' , ' i � !, � � , ' ' � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA CONI�ZENTS - MAY 6, 1968 - 8 P.M. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Receiving Liquor Committee Evaluation Report. Mr. Langer, Chairman of the Committee, will be at the meeting. 2. The Ordinance Amending the Health Ordinance ��372 is on Page 36. This is the amendment regarding Temporar Suspension of License as recominended by the League of Women Vocers. The ordinance is on for first reading. � 3. One Page 37 is the Ordinance regarding the Vendin�Machine Licenses as requested by the Lion's Club. This ordinance is for first reading. 4. Second Reading of an Ordinance Rezoning Wilson's Addition. The Public Hear�.ng on this rezoning was held Apri1 8, 1968, the first reading on April 15, 1968. The Ordinance is on Page 38. 5. Second Rea�ing of an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 374 regarding trees that � are a nuisance or may endanger public safety. This ordinance is on Page 39, and was passed Qn first reading at the afternoon Council Meeting of Apri2 29, 1968. ' � _1 ; i i _; � i ; ' ,: ;' 6. Second Reading of an Ordinance Prohibiting the Hunting, Trapping, (etc.) of Wi1d Animals and Birds. The wording of this ordinance has been changed to include the words "injuie or attem� to injure" as suggested at the first reading. The ordinance is on Page 40. 7. Second Reading of an Ordinance on the Sale of Christmas Trees. This ordinance is on Page 41 and 42, and was approved on first reading April 15, 1968. $. Award of Bids - Group Hospitalization Insurance: Please refer to the memo from the City Manager and Finance Director that was included under separate cover. NFW BUSINESS• 9. Consideration of Ordinance Confirming Council's Action on Election Precincts: In 1967 the City Council appointed a Committee to review the makeup of the election precincts in Fridley and in particular Ward Two. This Committee recommended that Ward Two be split into three precincts. This was done by Council motion. The action should have been by Ordinance. This Ordinance would confirm the Council's previous action. The Ordinance is on Pages 43�& 44. '� 10. Funding of Police Department Quarters: The memo from the City Attorney regarding .,- the tinancing of--the Police Quarters, as requested by the��Council, is on P�ge -45.��- •- i ' '� , , i � I 1� 11. Discussion of garbage and trash pickup: Carl Paulson called and requested that this item be on the agenda for discussion. 12. Financing of Loopbacks; Memos� from the City Manager regarding the two inter- sections are on Page 46 and Page 47. _ 13. Refund of Escrow - Roy Peterson: Mr. Peterson's letter is on Page 48 and the Memo from the City Engineer in this regard is on Page 49. 14. Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization is on Page 50. This sets the date as July 11, 1968. � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 ' ' � ' 1 I'�� ' , � r ' ' � , PAGE 2 Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone else that wished to speak on this project. There was no answer. He asked if there was anyone in the audience in support of this project. There was no answer. He asked•if there was anyone in the audience that had signed the petition. Mr. Raymond Buechele, 1425 Onondaga Street, said that he had signed the petition but would be moving soon, so it affects him very little. Mr. Gordon Gnasdoskey, 1491 Onondaga Street, said that he had just moved into Fridley. He said that he had a petition of his neighbors who are all against the project beyond Bacon� Drive. He brought the petition to the Council table. The City Engineer said that the petition did not indicate what it was for, and Mr. Gnasdoskey finished filling out the petition. PETITION ��6-1968 - THAT STREET IMPROVEMENT FROM 1465 ONONDAGE STREET TO LAKESIDE DRIVE NOT BE MADE: MOTION by Councilman Harris that Petition 4�6-1968 be received and referred to� the Administration for processing. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voic e vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Mr. Gnosdoskey said that he had just moved into Fridley, and as he had improve- ments to make and is raising a family, he cannot afford this project right now. Councilman Sheridan said that his cost would be $830 spread over 10 years. Mr. Gnasdoskey said this was a lot of money to him, and a new street would encourage the cars speeding through. Mayor Kirkharn pointed .out that the Council was not pushing for this project, but as the CityEngineer had suggested that the people may want the street to continue to Lakeside, this is the Council�s way of giving the people an opportunity to approve it or object to it. There was no one else that wished to speak. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearing on Preliminary Assessment Roll for Street Improvement Project ST. 1968-1 (Addendum �k2) closed at 8:34 P M. Mayor Kirkham told the people the Council will make a determination at a later time, probably at the next Council Meeting. PUBLIC HEARING ON PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - ST. 1968-3� _ � Mayor Kirkham said that the Notice of Hearing is the same as the one for the proceeding project except for the description. He read the list of streets . proposed for improvement. He said that one section would be taken at a time. 1. 73RD AVENUE• Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone that cared to be heard on this street. Councilman Harris pointed out that the street is being installed by the County of Anoka, and this assessment .only covers the installation of curb and gutter. Mr. Larry Griffith, representing the Onan Company, said he would like to register their approval of what the City is doing, and asked if the assessment can be paid in a lump sum. He was told that it could be, or it could be spread over a ' ' ' l � ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE 3 10 year period. Mr. Griffith asked if the City has done any communicating with Ramsey County for the extension of this street eastward. The City Engineer said that there is an existing road at present, and an informal request was made several months ago, and at that time Ramsey County was not to responsive to making any improvement. Mr. Griffith said he would urge the Council to take whatever steps are necessary to request they improve the street.. Councilman� Harris said he had understood from discussions with the County Board, that after Fridley starts construction, they will be more interested in discussing it. Mayor Kirkham said that the City will go back to them again and encourage them to improve it. There was no one else that wished to be heard on this portion of the project. 2. MISSISSIPPI STREET T.H. ��65 TO CENTRAL AVENUE: Mr. Joe R�ndall, 1200 Mississippi Street Northeast, asked if the complete job , would be done at this time. The City Engineer said that the. complete job will . be done, and most of the cost (more than 75%) will be borne by the County. The City will pay half the cost of the curb and gutter and any sidewalks put in. Mr. Randall asked who would maintain the sidewalks. Mayor Kirkham said that ' the City has been taking care of the sidewalks they put in. He explained that the City has acquired new equipment to do this. � . Mrs. Eugene Lane, 1132 Mississippi Street Northeast, asked what her assessment would be, and said she had a steep bank and wante� to know if the rocks would be used as a retaining wall as they had been on the other side of T.H. �k65. Mayor Kirkham said he thought the County would continue the same policy of rock retaining walls. She was told her assessment wouldbe $2.69 for sidewalk and $2.05 for curb and gutter. ` Mrs. Rosemary Melcher, 6500 Pierce Street Northeast, asked for•h�r assessment, and asked if the improvement is going down Pierce Street also, and if it is scheduled for this�mmer. She was told it is not going down Pierce Street and ' that it is not scheduled for this summer. Mr. James Anderson, 6516 Pierce Street, was told his assessment. No one else wished to speak on this assessment. ' ' � r � � � 3 MISSISSIPPI STREET, 2ND STREET TO T.H. ��47: Mr. Paul Klavenkamp, 1ZC5, 1st National_Bank Building, Attorney representing Holly Center and Rice Plaza, asked how this project is being assessed. The City Engineer said that all the cost of the street is being borne by the County, and all the property owners will pa� is half the cost �of-the curb•and the total cost of the sidewalk. Mr. Wyman Smith, representing Carlson-LaVine, Inc., asked the amount of their assessment. He was told that it would be $188.40 on the curb and $477.60 on the sidewalk. Mr. Smith said he was sure Carlson-Lr;Vine had no objections to this. No one else wished to be heard._ ----- 4 T H ��47 WEST SERVICE DRfVE, MERC_URY DRIVE TO 67TH AVENUE: Mr. Klavenkamp asked the Council how they were handling the financing of this loop. The CityEngineer said that.some of the costs are unknown, and although this is a 3-way cost sharing project between the State, County, and City, it is not certain ' � � � i SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 t PAGE 4 how it will be divided. The Attorney said that he was not present to complain about the assessment, but they have given an eas?ment and been very cooperative, and would like the Council's consideration in being notified when the assessment hearing is held. He was told that he would be notified. Mr. Christian Berg, 298 - 67th Avenue Northeast, asked about his assessment for Lot 1, Block 5, Rice Creek Plaza South Addition. The City Engineer said that any benefit to him would have to be figured before the project could be assessed, and the figure listed is just an estimate of cost. He said that the slip off will be south.of his praperty and there are no final plans prepared. Councilman Harris said that Mr. Berg has been called in for the Public Hearing as his property may be concerned, but looking at the map, he was not sure that there would be any benefit to his property. He said that this determination would be made when the final plans were done. No one else wished to be heard. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the Hearing. Seconded by Councilman � Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearing on Preliminary Assessment Roll for Street Improvement Project, ST. 1968-3 closed at 8:57 P.M. � � � ' PUBLIC HEARING ON CONSIDERATION OF THE FINAL PLAT, AL ROSE ADDITION, P.S. ��68-01, ALBERT M. JOH[�IISON, GENERALLY LOCATED WEST OF EAST RIVER ROAD BETWEEN 62ND WAY AND 63RD WAY• Mayor Kirkham read the Notice of Hearing. The City Engineer handed out a map of the area, and said that this plat fits into an overall plan that this area had at one time. He explained the way the street will go and that all lots meet the minimum area requirement. He said the City will need some additional easements on the back lot line and some utility easements. Mr. Harris, 6210 Riverview Terrace, asked if this included lots to the west of Riverview Terrace. The City Engineer said 3 lots were included. Council= man Liebl asked Mr. Johnson if these were all to be R-1 lots.� Mr. Johnson said they were, and that he was not going to build any multiples. No one.else in the audience wished to speak either in favor or opposition of the plat. Councilman Liebl said that he thought this would improve this area and build it up. He said he thought it was very gracious of Mr. Johnson to do this, and that the neighbors appreciate it. - � MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. � Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearing _ on the Final Plat, A1 Rose Addition, closed at 9:D1 P.M. ---. � � � PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A REZONING REQUEST (ZOA ��68-02) BY ROBERT WILSON� TO REZONE LOT 4, BLOCK 1, WILSON ADDITION FROM R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS) TO R-3A (APARTMENT AND MULTIPLE DWELLINGS) ALL LYING IN THE SOUTH HALF (S Z) OF SECTION 34, T-30, R-24, CITY OF FRIDLEY, COUNTY OF ANOKA, STATE OF MINNESOTA: Mayor Kirkham read the Notice of Hearing. Councilman Sheridan asked if this was the property where the house had burned down. Mr. Wilson was present at the Council Meeting and said that the house had burned down December 13th, and that �' � it had been a total loss. Mr. Wilson said he wanted to rezone this property because he was growing older and wanted to live on the ground floor, with rental property above him. He said that he wanted to.build a 3-plex. The City Engineer. i a �� SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 � PAGE S checked the code to see that he would have sufficient property to build a tri- plex, and found that a tri-plex could be put in. Councilman Liebl said that Mr. Wilson's neighbor, Mrs. Gadbois, was objecting to the rezoning. He asked if everything on Main Street was R-I. Mr. Wilson said he thought the property Mrs. Gadbois owns in Columbia Heights is R-3. The City Engineer said that the property on the south of Mrs. Gadbois fs R-3' and the property to the north has a tri-plex on it. Councilman Liebl said that this property borders on Columbia Heights and it , the City's policy to communicate with them. The City Manager said that he had telephoned the Manager of Columbia Heights, and that the people had been notified by letter. Mr. Wilson said that Mrs. Gadbois farms this land, and he thought the only objection she has is she is afraid that sooner or later ' will have to move if i,t gets built up. No one else wished to speak. � � -, _ .. . I _�_ , is she MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearing on ithe rezoning request by Robert Wilson (ZOA ��68-02) closed at 9:12 P.M. Mayor Kirkham told Mr. Wilson that the Council will make a determination at a later date. , CONSIDERATION OF RICE CREEK/CENTRAL AVENUE PLAN: Councilman Harris said that the Planning Commission, in their meeting with the Council, held March 25, 1968, had indicated that their previous motion adopting the plan was still their feeling at the present time. He said that it was certainly a flexible motion and the plan could be changed at the.dictates of the development in the area. Mayor Kirkham said it should be pointed out that this is just a plan to follow and subject to change. Councilman Sheridan said that some of the people within the area felt they were not in a position to make their plans at this time, but felt that if this was laid out and adopted. notia, it. would be laying out the future of their plat, Councilman Harris said that about 10 property owners out of 11 people in the area present at a previous Council Meeting, felt that this was the best plan that had been proposed. He said that any streets would still have to be pet- - itioned by the owners.. Reverend Henderson, representing the People's Church, said that they have gotten the impression that when the time comes, they will get a road whether they want it or not, if not by petition, by condemnation. Councilman Harris said that this normally is not done. Reverend � Henderson said th�t his Church was not ready to say-what they will want to do in the future, but this will pretty well determine where the road will go once it is put on record. Councilman Harris asked if he ob- jected to the road pattern pertaining to his property, and not to the overall project. Reverend Henderson said that if he was a builder, he would think this� was very good and a reasonable�plan, but they ar� not �� - in a mood to develop it and would like to leave it as it is. Council- man Harris said_he thought_the Planning Commission's motion sets �.he __.. plan up as a guide for the development of the parcels with a great - deal of freedo�, but it still gives a starting area to work from. ' ' LJ SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 He read the Planning Commission's motion as his motion: PAGE 6 � MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Council approve and adopt a master street plan dated January 15, 1968 (Rice Creek Road/Central Avenue Plan). It is not the intent of the Council to prejudice any rights of individuals nor the City in the ultimate urban development tof the large tract under study. The study is not intended to serve as a proposed plat in the normal process of platting property, but only a guide £or the City and affected individuals in their future planning. � Specific layout of lots is not provided but has been generally considered. No time schedule is recommended for any portion of the plan and it is intended that individual suggestions for modifications be given due 1 consideration at any time in the future. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � � 1 , � , , L„ � , ' � � CONSIDERATION OF MINCO FOUNDATION PERMIT: The City Engineer showed the plans for the industrial building for manufacturing to be located in the southwest corner of Commerce Park. He said they have worked closely with him and Councilman Harris, and they have incorporated all the recommendations made by the Administra- tion. The City Engineer said that in the course of their discussion on moving their parking to the west of the building, Minco represent- atives were interested in getting a paved or blacktop road for access �, to�this area. The City Engineer said he would recommend that a base be put in, and when the area to the south develops, the base could be used, curbing put in and nothing would be lost. Councilman Harris said that it had been the City's suggestion to move the parking behind the building so it would be screened from the street and Melody Manor, and he did not think they should be penalized for this. He said he would suggest, that in fairness, the Council make arrangements out of the street fund to put in a base, maintain and plow it, to give them access, and when the area to the south develops, construct the street. Mayor Kirkham asked if the foundation permit was based on this. Councilman Harris said they would move their building 25 feet to the north if they do not have a street, and the fire lane will be lost. Council- man Harris asked the cost of putting in a mat. The City Engineer said that to go to the parking lot, it would be roughly $6.00 per foot or approximately $1,800 for 300 feet. The City Engineer said thatCommerce Lane to Univers�i•ty Avenue was already assessed, and- he said the imp- - ��•• rovement is pretty much what they would have to put in, in their drive- _ way; i.e. a base with a mat for heavy trucks. Councilman Harri's said that the Council approval of the foundation permit could be given sub- ject to the appro�al of the Building Standards-Design Control Sub- committee, as this has not gone to the Subcommittee yet, and they would like to start work Thursday. ' MOTION by Councilman Harris.to grant Minco Products, Inc. a foundation R permit subject to the approvai of the Building Standards-Design �' Control Subcommittee and indicate to Minco Products, Inc. that the - Council will work with them on providing�access on 73rd Avenue for � access. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, �iayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � 8 SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL , 1968 �� • � � The City Engineer said that the Company that is going , the building is not licensed in Fridley, and they are He said that the Company has been checked out by the L! , L� LICENSE APPROVAL: PAGE 7 to be doing anxious to start. Administration. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson that the General Contractor's Li�cense as requestecl by Rauenhorst Corporation, 4444 Rauenhorst Circle, Edina, Minnesota (application applied for by Pat Gannon) be approved.. Sec- onded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION OF ANOKA AIRPORT: ' Councilman Sheridan said he had asked that this be put on the Agenda, as people who wish to speak to the Council on this subject have been calling him. Councilman Sheridan said the group present at this C� ' ' 1 ' 1 , I , � � .�� , L� meeting are opposed to the Airport while there are other groups and Civic Or�:anizations that are in accord with the location. Mr. L1oyd Feakes, representing a group of Fridley Citizens who are con- cerned about the sites as proposed by the Metropolitan Airport Com- mission, said he thought consideration of these sites is a short sigh�ed view, because it is an existing residential area. Mr. Fe.akes spoke at great length about the size of the proposed airport, the average air- craft to be expected in the future, that it would be possible for the MAC to go beyond their 25 mile jurisdiction, about the volume of sound, and that he did not believe the average citizen would see a tax re- duction because of the airport. Mr. Feakes said that the group of citizens are in the process of circulating a petition in Fridley to poll ihe people, and that when Moundsview was polled, out of 2,000 people contacted 88o were against. He said he wondered if �the Council would listen to 800 of the citizens in.Fridley versus the businessmen. He . said he felt the people of Fridley should be informed more thoroughly on what it will mean to have an airport at the proposed location, and he would like to see the Council look into the situation. Mayor Kirkham�said that he had not beeri prepared to make a stan� before the previous Saturday,.because he had not felt he was fully informed, but on Saturday he and two other elected officials had met with Mr. Kuitu at the MAC office for over three hours, where they had access to data, charts and maps. He said he came away convinced that the City s.hould__def,ini.tely.resist the_deazelopmen�, .of _an..air�.art_�.n. the,.s_.outh. ,.�..: side, but should encourage the development of an airport on the north side. Mayor Kirkham said that an airport is definitely needed, there will be a serious problem by 1975, and they are being prudent in acting now. He said that regarding the noise and safety, the relationship of Fridley to the north site would be the same as Savage to Wold Chamber- lain, and in air miles we would be as close to Wold Chamberlain as to the north site property. He said that complaints on noise come from 4 miles from the airfield, and 4 miles from the.north site would still be withi�n the��property they �own, and less than 150 -would be �using- the-•� �.. runway aimed at Fridley because of prevailing winds. He pointed �out that they had looked 10 miles north, but there were too many lakes, 40 miles , SPECIAL PUBLIC HEaRING APRIL 8 1968 > > , ' LJ , , ' , , r ' � I,. .., I .' , r PAGE 8 north does not give air service to the bulk of people,�and south as far as Northfield would overlap the stacking at Wold Chamberlain. He said he was convinced that the north site would be desirable. There was a discussion between the Council and the audience regarding the amount of noise, that a hearing should be held in Anoka Gounty (it was pointed out that this was planned), that this area should have a representative on the Commission, that there will be bigger planes, longer runways in the future, and that the planes cause air pollution. Councilman Liebl said that Fridley has to consider not only today, but the year 2000 also. He said he would like to see the airport as far north as possible and that it have at least SO square miles. C�uncil- man Harris auestioned the possibility of using the site the Federal Government had bought in East Bethel as a jet airport, which is about 7 or 8 miles further. He said he would ask about this at the hearing, as he felt the City should be able to suggest an alternate-site to them. A gentleman in the audience asked the Council's position if there was a sufficient petition presented before the date of the Hearing.Council- man Sheridan said that he was not in opposition to an airport, but in opposition to the sites proposed. Councilman Harris said he thought other sites could be considered, such as the East Bethel suggestion. Mayor Kirkham said that he had taken time to iearn as much as he could before he took a stand, but this did not mean he could not learn more. He said his mind was not closed. Councilman Harris said if the majority of the people signed the petition, he would concur with their wishes in representing them. He said he had received calls of objection and of support, and he thought they were pretty well divided. DISCUSSION OF FUNDING OF NEW POLICE QUARTERS IN CIVIC CENTER: Mr. Gibbs said the City Attorn�y had researched this and- �a-1�C�t1--�Ga the - Attorney for the Police Pension Association and that either method of funding the quarters was all right, both are within the law, so it will be a Council deeision. In the one method, the City would borrow the money from the Police Pension Association, the�City would let bids, award the contract to the lowest bidder, and pay the contractor witl� the fund,s borrowed. Mr._Gibbs said that borrowing the money from the liquor fund is also feasible. Councilman Harris said that he believed Councilman Sheridan had � voiced the -�ame- objection��ie had that tk�e� Police Department �eloeat3on•� would be exceeding expenditur.es out of the.bond issue, and.he did not_ feel that they could do this out of that fund today, any more than he felt they could 120 days ago. Councilman Sheridan said that if there was some problem in protecting the Police Pension�Association interest, perhaps the City could se.11 them bonds, and they would then have some- thing .to--hol_d an,d. discount �if they ne�eded money. Mr. Gibbs said�.that...� �. the contract between the Police Pension Association and the City would give them sufficient legal basis to collect money. Councilman Liebl said he thought the Council should concur iaith the recommendation. `.'.'. received from the City Manager. Mayor Kirkham said he felt the memo- randum pointed out one of the two options possible. Councilman Harris _� P J � ' , , , � , SPECIAL PUBLYC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE 9 said he thought they should pursue Councilman Sheridan's suggestion and see if that method would be realistic. Mayor Kirkham suggested � that the reply from the City Attorney should be in writing and go either way. The City Engineer said that he would like to have the Council aware of several things. There have been plans for using a portion of the lower level for the Park Department, and they propose to make this an alt- ernate, so they can have the figures available. He said that there is no air conditioning in the lower level, and 2 condensers are in the design for the Police Quarters and one is going to be listed as an alternate for the library. If the figure is reasonable, this can be decided on later. The City Manager said that he has contacted the County asking them to pay for the library's air conditioning. � MOTION by Councilman Harris that the funding of the Police Quarters in the new building be brought back at the regular Council Meeting of May 6, 1968 with the recommendation of the City Attorney. Seconded by , Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion earried. , VISITOR - PROPERTY REZONING: Mr. Michael Vawrzcy, owner of the house at 6503 East River Road, asked if there was any chance of rezoning his property on East River Road. He said that people want to buy the lots and build a b.eauty shop, but someone said they would only be allowed to build apartment houses. Councilman Liebl told Mr. Vawrzcy the correct procedure would be to formally request the rezoning and then there would be a public hearing before the Planning Commission and the Council. ' RESOLUTION #49-1968 IN REGARD TO SEWER CONNECTION TO NORTH SUBURBAN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #49-1968. Seconded by ' Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,.Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C_J <rr�..., ' ' ' AWARD RECOMMENDATIONS:. The City Manager recommended that the Council award a Certificate of Valor to Police Officer John Anderson for rescuing a citizen from the Mississippi- Ri�ver, and also Certificates � of Apprec�iation or Achiev-��- �� ment to Officers Kennedy, Pomerleau, Investigator Allard, Lt. Rick, and Sgt. Fritz for achievements for which they have only received a letter in the past. 3'he Council concurred with this. Mayor Kirkham read the proposed wording of a Certificate of Achievement to be awarded to an exchange student Martha Consuelo De La Torre Fierro. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the recommendations of the � Administration in making the proposed awards at a later Council Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a�oice vo�e, there be.ing rio nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' , SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING, APRIL 8, 1968 FIX UP, SPRUCE UP WEEK PROCLAMATION: n PAGE 10 ' Mayor Kirkham read the Proclamation he was issuing, naming the week of April 27, 1968 to May 4, 1968 as "Fridley Fix Up, Spruce Up Week". � PETITION #7-1968 REQUESTING CLEANUP OF LOT AT 7479 MEMORY LANE: � LJ ' Councilman Harris said he had noted a copy of a petition asking that a lot in Melody Manor be cleaned up that had been directed to the Council by the City Manager. He said he had talked to Mr. Hartung, the orig- inator of the petition, and he had indicated that something should be done before somebody gets hurt. MOTION by Councilman Harris to refer this to the City Engineer and have him report back on the action taken. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. VISITOR: JUNK CARS: Mr. Harold Harris, 6210 Riverview Terrace, said that they had received ' a Notice from the Police Department regarding junk cars residing on his property at 78th and Elm Street. He said that the cars do not belong to him and he had had the property posted "No Trespassing". He said the cars were stripped and could not even be given away. Mayor Kirkham said , the City would see. that they were removed. _ u � L� , ' ' � � ' ' LOAD RESTRICTIONS: The City Engineer said that the County has taken the load restrictions off of their streets, and the Engineering Department has checked the City's problem areas, and by next week Fridley will be taking our restrictions off also. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Motion by Sheridan, seconded by Samuelson, that the meeting be adjourned. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public Hearing Meeting of April 8, 1968 adjourned at 10:55 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �%; �, � � , lC' =�,�� ..-vt� .r='%'��`�� `-� Mary Lu'Strom Jack 0. Kirkham Secretary to the Gouncil Mayor ' • ' .. , , ' , PAGE 11 THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 15, 1968 The Regular Meeting of the City Council of April 15, 1968 was called to order by Mayor Kirkham at 8:12 P.M. OPENING CEREMONY: � - � ' Mayor Kirkham asked everyone to stand and join in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Reverend Noyes from Roslyn Park Wesleyan � Methodist Church gave the Invocation. . ' LI ' , , , ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan MEMBERS ABSENT: None ADOPTION OF MINUTES, REGULAR COUNCIL MEE'TING, APRIL 1, 1968: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of April 1, 1968 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, � there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unan- imously. � ADOPTION OF AGENDA: The Council added the following items to the Agenda: "Awarding of :_ Certificate of Achievement and Certificate of Valor";.Item 9A, "First Reading of an Ordinarice to Amend the City Code by Making a Change in Zoning Districts'',Item 9B, "Consideration of Final Plat, Al Rose Addition"; Item 28, "b4owing Policy and Bid Contract"; Item 29, "Appointments"; Item 30, "Set Date for Hirsch Rezoning" and Item D under Communications, "Shell Oil Company". hIOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded _' by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote,_there being no nays, Mayor _ Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. �� ' � r AtiVARDING OF CERTIFICATE OF ACFIIEVEi�iENT AND CERTIFICATE OF VALOR: Niayor Kirkham read th.e Certi£icate of Achievement to be awarded to Martha Consuelo-De La Torre Fierro, the exchange student from Ecuador. Martha came to the Council table to receive the award and the Council con- gratulated her. . Diayor Kirkham read the Certificate of Valor to be awarded to Officer John Anderson for rescuing a citizen who had fallen through the ic� of the �Ii.ssissippi River. The Council congratulated Officer Anderson and pre- sented him with the Citation. , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 12 � , � � , , ' ' , , , DISCUSSION OF ING SIVERTS OPTION: The City Attorney said that the City had entered into an option to purchase certain property belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Ing Siverts east of Central Avenue. He said that the option was soon to expire and that Mr. Siverts has indicated that he can get a mortgage release when he gets a lot split. He suggested that if the Council is still inter- ested in this property, the option be exercised, and the funds will be available when Mr. Siverts gets the release on that portion �f the property the City is interested in. � MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the City Attorney and exercise the option on the Siverts property; notifying the principal that the money will be available upon the completion of the lot split and the release of the mortgage. The motion was seconded. Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney what the City will be able to do with this land. The City Attorney said the City will own the property without any restrictions. He said he believed that the funds were to come from the park funds, but the land will not have to be restricted to parks. There �as a discussion about the amount budgeted for land acauisition. The Finance Director said that the money was in the emergency fund, and the Council would have to pass a resolution to transfer the money to the Park budget. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor.Kirkham dec�ared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION OF HEALTH ORDINANCE #372 - REQUESTED BY THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: Councilman Lieb�l said that he would agree with the League of Women Voters suggestions #4 and #5 in their letter dated January 28, 1968. He said that toilet facilities should be adeauate for the public as well as employees. He said that some of our rest rooms are very small and inadequate, and in the future the requirements should be a little tougher for food establishments. � _: __ Mrs. Elinor.Phillips, representing the League of Women Voters, said _.. :_ that the League wanted to commend the Council for passing the ordinance . �, which they felt was needed to protect the public's health. She�said they had compared it to the Nat.ional Ordinance and that it compared very well, except that it lacked in a few provisions. She said that the League fegt the most serious wpy in not hpving a suspension pr�- �-�� •� °v�sion. She ave the Cou-ncil a co of t�is rovision from- the Cr sta-i-•� �• �� ..�______._ Ordinance. She_._exp_lained that this would_ be_used in case �f an imrrunent_ __ health hazard, and the owner tivould be asked to close immediately by , the Health Officer (with the City Manager's approval) without going through a Council Hearing or into Court. She said they did not feel. this would give one man too much power as he would have.to have the approual_:of..another City Official. She said that the League was sat.is__.-_ _ � fied with the other anslaers the City Attorney had made in his memo- randum of February 15, 1968, if these were the Council's policy. ' ' � a � - i � ' �� ' � ' � ' ' �J u � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 13 Mayor Kirkham sazd the Council appreciated the comments of the League of Women Voters very much, and said that his only concern would be protecting the businessman and making certain no one individual.has too much power, even though he is technically trained. He.said he was sure something could be worked out that will be satisfactory without loosing its expediency. He said that perhaps the Health Officer and the City Manager could consult the City Attorney or three Councilmen (so it would be a majority) to concur with the action to be sure that it is not done too hastily to injure a man's business. MOTION by Councilman Harris to refer this section regarding a summary suspension provision to the City Attorney to work into the language we. would use in the framework of our ordinance in order to have it com- patible with our ordinance, and bring it back to the Council for dis- cussion May 6, 1968 in a form ready to pass on. The motion was se�onded. Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if he would consider that the League's suggestion No. 5 regarding toilet facilities meeting the same rec{uirements for the public as for employees should be added also. The City Attorney said that he and the Health Officer feel that Section 16 of the existing ordinance is broad enough to cover both public and employee restrooms. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION OF HYDE PARK: Councilman Harris said that he had asked that this item be placed on the Agenda because of his concern for the area. He said tha�t in order to review this closely, he has spent time going through the area and talked to the people that would be affected by any changes in the general area. Councilrnan Harris said that as a result of the City Attorney's opinion that the Schmedeke rezoning could not be brought up for �i moritl-is,� he did not want to see the area lay in abeyance so he would make a motion that although there is no petition from the general area, that the Coun- cil cti�ork on the basis that the "area between University and 2 1/2 Street, from 60th Avenue to 57th Avenue be viewed as C-1 and C-2 and that the City Engineering Department work_ out a traffic pattern and send it to _ the State High��ay Department for their comments. This should be co- - " ordinated in'the City Manager's Office, iaho would be responsible for "' ' this coordination. There was a discussion about the fact that naming the kind of commercial would perhaps be too restrictive, and just the word commercial should be '' used. Councilman Slieridan said that there has been no request for further action from the area, he could not see the need for the Council .... .•, to-•go a�ead wit�• thi s, but _he _ cou-ld. see �ending it back to the Planni�g •�-� � Commission and`�ietting them get a Planning Consultant to review the '" ''�"" �ti�hole area as they had requested. Councilman f-farris said that the people have not physically come in £or individual rezoning, but this would be ' a way to get a jump on t}le project by getting some engineering done that has to be done. ' ' I� , � ' ' ' ' ' � . .' � � _� �.. 1 ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, AP�tIL 15, 1968 PAGE 14 Councilman Liebl said he thought this should be tabled for the present � time, although he agrees the area should be looked into, he would like �� to.have the people go along with it, and he would like to concur with them to see if they are willing to put their initiative behind the Council. He said that they have said they will work with a planner. Councilman Harris said that he would change the wording of the moiion to just "commercial" and feels that this is what the people in the area want, and he would make it the duty of the Planning Commission to define the limitations. Gouncilman Samuelson said he would agree be- cause the more background they have on the area and the more research done, the better for the final decision. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council can't lose anything, and it may gain by having our own staff working on it. He said that the City Manager has had some planning experience. _ - Councilman Sheridan said he could agree if the Planning Commission was asked to review it, but he did not like the idea of the Council doing it. Councilman Harris said that he would add that it should be with the concurrence of the Planning Commission to his motion. Councilman Sheridan said that using the Administration in this capacity would be taking over the function of the Planning Commission as liason between the Council and the people, and if there had to be any discussions with the people, the staff would have to hold meetings with these people. Councilman Harris said his thinking was that the engineering plan would not go forward without the approval of the Planning Commission. After discussion, the Council agreed that there should be concurrence of the Planning Commission with�the motion rather than on the plan. MOTION by Councilman Harris, that with the concurrence of the Planning Commission, direction be given the City Engineer and Administration to assume that between University Avenue and 2 1/2 Street, and from 60th Avenue to 57th Avenue is commercial zoning, and ask the Engineering Department and Administration to work out an internal traffic pattern and roadway and refer it to the State Highway Department for their comments and decisions from the standpoint of T.H. #47. Seconded by -Councilman Samuelson. Upan a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor �� Kirkham declared the motion carried. • FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ON THE S�.LE OF CHRISTMAS TREES: Mayor -Kirkham gave-a brief description of the proposed ordinance to the-audience and said that it primarily takes care�of cleaning up Christ- mas-- Tree Lots� �a�t the end of- the season. Cou�cilman� Sheridan said th•a•t �� when he had brought this subject before the Council, it was not nec- essarily to have as a revenue producing license, but to protect all of the citizens from the shambles that some of the lots have been left in. He said that_by being set_up with a$10.00 license fee and $100.00 ' � dep-o•sit� th�a�- it- be- cleane�d�up by January 5th; this wi11 elirvinate some ' of the fly by night businesses. MOTION by Courrci�lman Sheridan that th� ordinance regarding the sale � of Christmas trees be accepted at first reading, waiving the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye, there being no nays, Mayor � Q � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PA� 15 � Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. TAKING SHOOTING,. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT THE HUNTING, � , TRAPPING, KILLING, OR INJURING OF WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF: ' ' � � Councilman Harris said that he agreed with the ordinance, and would suggest one changef�for the second reading. He said that the words "attempt to injure should be included. The Council agreed with this. MOTION by Councilman Harris that the ordinance be accepted upon first reading; waiving the reading. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. MOTION by Councilman Harris to amend the ordinance so that in Section 1 the words "injure or attempt to injure" are added. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, � voting aye, there being no nays, accepted at first reading. , � ' � , � Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan Mayor Kirkham declared the ordinance DISCUSS VENDING MACHINE LICENSES AS APPLY TO MONIES FOR CHARITY PuRPOSES: The City Manager said that there has been a request to reduce the cost of the license where it is used for charitable purposes. He said that his recommendation.would be that although the fee might be reduced, or in some cases.eliminated, the machines should still be licensed for con�trol. Councilman Harris said that he had viewed the letter from the Lion's Club and he agrees that the fee is too large for the in- come that can be generated. He said he would suggest that the City eliminate the fee on machines that have 5¢ and under items. MOTION by Councilman Harris to direct the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance amending the existing ordinance to license �ut waive the fee on vending machines that are 5�ldrnotdbe pncluded inahavingntheafeene that has other candy at 10� wou reed, waived) .. The..motion .�aas. se,c.onded... Coun.cilman �Sheri.dan..saiti. he. �g and that the machines should be licensed for control of sanitation by the Health Inspector, and the fee waived. The City Attorney asked if this would take care of the-problem of the non-profit organizations. A me.mber of the Lion's Organization was present at the Council Meeting, and although he said he c-ould not- speak :off.i.ci.a.11y. f.o.r., the,.,L,ica�.s.,..the.y ..had dis.cusssd..,_this_and..th.e : s�ri.g-_ inal ordinance would cost them approximately $200 a year instead of receiving $150 for the sales. He said that this solution would be fine as far as they are concerned because their machines are all of the penny variety. - : _. .. � . _.. _ _ .__. _. .. _ _ _ . _____ . _ ._ _. __ _._ . . _ . �_ __.. __ _ _ __. _ . .. . Mr. Proctor, representing Vendall Machines, said that some City Counci s do keep a license on machines to make sure the-machines are kept clean. He, named som.e_ other .C.it.ies,.t}�at.,have o�dinances similar, to Fridl,ey,'s � present ordinance, and stated that they have all b.een repealed. ' ' � � �-,, ' r � � �� , � ' � ' ,', 1 � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETTNG, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 16 Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive and file the communication from the Lian's Club. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a v.oice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham .declared the motion carried unanimously. . DISCUSSION OF PARK BOND ISSUE BROCHURE: Councilman Harris said that it had been his understanding after the discussion with the Parks and Recreation Commission, that they were going to identify areas for p�rks, rather than specific park areas, and he feels they failed to do this on the map. He said that the parks the City now has and is proposing to develop should be ident- ified by area, but other areas may develop with structures before the land can be acauired or another area may turn out to be better, or the cost of the land may be exorbitant. The Council suggested that a larger "A" could be used, or something as large as perhaps a 1/2 dollar. It was suggested that a symbol for "acquisition" be used and put in that spot. Councilman Liebl said that it was a very nicely produced map and the Park Commission should be cemmended for it. Councilman Harris said that in the memorandum from the Parks�and Rec- reation Commission, under the heading "Action Requeste3", they rec{uest permission to use the brochure draft for passing on information, but he would not agree with this until the change is made in the map. Mayor Kirkham suggested that�, so the Commission does not have to wait for another Council Meeting after the change is made, a copy can be left in the City Manager's office and the Council can initial it. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the c.ommunication from the Parks Commission and that the conversation regardi�g.the markings on the map be indicated to them in answer to the'ir reQuest under "Action Rec{uested". Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanim- ously. RESOLUTION #50-1968 - PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR PARK ____�....r,, r�.,,...,,T,.r,. . �.,.T. A/'l1TTTCTTT(lAT n�vFr npMFNT ANTI A('nUISITION OF � � The City �Attorriey 'said he ��had lef-� tlie space for t}ie amourit of the borid"s � blank becaus-e �e��was not pos�iti�e of •the•� final amoun�, sa� tl�is. shoul•d �� be included, and in the instructions to voters, the time the polls are opened should be corrected to read 7:00 A.M. rather than 8:00 A.M. The City Attorney said that wording on the resolution is the same as was used on the Locke Park Bond Issue, and he felt it was short enough aric� b�roar�� •eno�ugh to cover• ar�ything that -could b� � don�e ir� p-ark� ac- �-� �� quisition and developnient. .,,, .....,� a � , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 , � � , ' �J � PAGE 17 Councilman Sheridan questioned adding the word "recreational" under Item One, and in the ballot example so that following the words "for the purpose of providing money for", it would state, "park, playground and recreational purposes". The Council and City Attorney agreed this was a good suggestion. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #50-1968 as amended with the addition of the word "recreational" in the purpose of pro- viding the money, changing the time the polls open from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 A.M. and adding the figure $1.5 Million as the dollar figure which is not to be exceeded. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. The City Engineer asked if this would preclude the City from putting Municipal facilities at these locations, such as wells. The City Attorney said that this would depend on how the City took title, but is the policy of the City to make the use as broad as possible. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. SEWER AND WATER LATERALS, ASSESSMENT - LOT 17, CLOVER LEAF ADDITION, COVERTSON: in it There were recommendations in the Agenda from both the Finance Director � and the City Attorney that the figure of $531.35 reached by agreement be accepted. - ' � r. � -r , � , �� . � MOTI�ON by Councilman Harris to concur with the Administration regarding the Covertson water assessment. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE REGARDING REZONING REQUEST (ZOA #68-02) BY RnuFtzT WTT,S�N TO REZONE LOT 4, BLOCK 1, WILSON ADDITION FROMTRT 1* 1 SIN�LE FAMILY DWELLINGS) TO R-3A (AP .} � j-JV � 1\ 4T � GS MOTION by Councilman She�idan to approve the Ordinance amending the City Code of the City of Fridley, i•Iinnesota by making a change in zoning districts upon first reading, waiving the reading. Seconded by Council- man Harris. Upon � roll call vote., Kir.kham, Liebl, Harris,SamuelsQn, _ She�idan vot�ng ay�; there°-being -n�o- nays ;'Nlayor Ki�k�am- dec�are� theF � motion carried unanimously... - •- � - � - - ° � � • ' CONSIDERATION OF FINAL PLAT, AL ROSE ADDITION, P.S. #63-01, ALBERT M. JOHNSON, GENERALLY LOCATED WEST OF EAST RIVER ROAD BET�VEEN 62ND WAY AND 63RD WAY: � • Councilman Harris asked Mr. Johnson if he. had petitioned the City for� streets, or if he proposed to put them in himself. Mr. Johnson said that he would be- doing. this . if he .went arLy_ further.. with this plat, but_ he had another parcel he had to sell also,_and if he could not sell that parcel first, he was not going to go through with this. IREGULAR COUNCIL NIEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 � � � � , � � � PAGE 18 Councilman Harris pointed out that if this'is not done in 60 days, he will have to go through the processing again. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the Final Plat pending pre- sentation of all petitions and the final hard shell for signatures prior to Mr. Johnson's filing it. Seconded Uy Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING BIDS FOR 1/2 TON SUn�TEY TRUCK AND Aj'VARDING CONTRACT in•�n A_M_ APRIL 10. 1968) (CARRY-ALL) OPENED MOTION by Councilman Sheridan that the bid be awarded to the low bidder, Southview Chevrolet, 303 North Concord Street, South St. Paul, Minnesota 55075, in the amount of $2,598.00 and that they accept the trade in .of a 1961 Plymouth. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un- animously. Following are the Bids received: PLANHOLDER Anoka Int. Sales �, Service Highway #10 West Anoka, Minn. 55303 � Main Motor Sales 222 E. Main St. Anoka, Minn. � °. - � .i � __ ,_ , ' � Paron Motors 1561 Highway #8 New Brighton, Minnesota BIll DEPOSIT Crt. Ck. $140.00 Crt. Ck. $135.00 Crt. Ck. $137.41 Southview Chevrolet Crt. Ck. 303 North Concord St. $134.90 S. St. Paul, Minnesota . 55075 BASE BID $2,684.00 $2,650.00 $2,598.00 � � ALTERNATE #1 DELIVERY DATE $2,784,00 $2,688.00 $2,748.41 $2,598.00 60 Ca1. Days 60 Cal. Days 45-60 Ca1. Days As soon as possible after 45 Cal. Days RECEIVING BIDS A.ND AWARDI.N.G. CONTRACT FOR �.ENC•E�l��O�TNII FRIDLEY MUNIC.��AL -, �- GARAGE (OPENED 10:30 A.M. APRIL 10, 1968 -- MOTION by Councilman Harris to award the bid to the low bidder, Cyclone Fence Sales, U.S. Steel Corporation, 4450 Lyndale Avenue South, . Minneapolis, Minnesota in the amount of $7,165.00. Seconded by Council- man Sheridan for discussion. [� I1 I ' � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 pAGE 19 Councilman Sheridan asked about the total footage. The City Engineer said that it could be figured out by the bid price per.foot of $4.15. He showed the Council a picture and explained that it will be 7 feet high; with redwood strips. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Following are the Bids received: PLANHOLDER BID DEPOSIT ' C� ' r Amco Hurricane Fence County Road 42 Rosemount, Minn. Century Fence Co. Box 8015 1408 W. County Rd. C St. Paul, Minn. Crowley Fsnce Co. 3110 E. Lake St. Minneapolis, Minn. Crown Iron Works Co. Fence Dept. 1200 Central Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. Cyclone Fence Sales , U:S. Steel Corp. 4450 Lyndale Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn. 5o Bid Bond Traveler's Ind. Co. 5o Bid Bond American Ins. Co. 5% Bid Bond United Pacific Ins. Co. So Bid Bond St. Paul Fire � Marine Ins. Co. Crt. Ck. $360.00 � Designed Fencing Cashier's Ck. 3840 W, Broadway "$429.50 Minneapolis, Minn. ' , Minn. Fence �, Iron W�rks So Bid Bond 240 University Ave. U.S. Fidelity � � St. Paul, Minn. � Guaranty�Co. - MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING C� � BASE BID $8,400.00 $12,409.82 $8,321.80 $8,272.00 $7,165.00 $8,590.�00 $16,560.00 APRIL 3, 1968: COMPLETION DATE. 15 Cal. Days July 1, 1968 15 Cal. Days 75 Cal. Days June 30, 1968 30 Cal. Days 60 Ca1. Days July ,15, 1968 30 Cal. Days The City Engineer explained that these were not actually minutes, as there had not been a quoruin present for the meeting. He said the notes had been written because the people present had expressed their views on the variance reauest. , EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 R ' , LJ � ' ' LJ ' I ' ' � !_1 ' , PAGE 20 MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Board of --� Appeals of April 3, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a �. voice vote, there being no nays, Nlayor Kirkham declared the motion � carried unanimously. - MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL MEETING, APRIL 10, 1968: l. CONSIDERATION OF A llRIVE-IN ON MAX SALITERMAN'S PROPERTY, BEING _...------__.... .... . ,�,r��irrr�m �i�V The City Engineer said that this was a rec{uest for a Sandees Drive-In. He pointed out the proposed location on the map and said that there is not adeauate parking to meet the present standards. He said the Com- mittee would recommend that they provide 425 additional parking spaces, that they submit a final landscaping plan, including sidewalk, if .the Council feels they want to continue this zoning requirement, and that they meet minimum setback requirements. He said they would be asking for waivers as they are too close to the road. Councilman Harris said that the Certificate of Occupancy should be withheld until the additional. parking is provided and this should be checked before they move in. The City Engineer suggested that the permit be given, subject to these conditions, and they be checked before the Certificate of Occupancy is given as they have had difficulty with this shopping center before. Councilman Sheridan said he felt the drive-in should go on the.south side of West Moore Lake Drive and not in the parkirig area designated. He s.aid he thought the request for the location should be denied as laid out on the plat. Councilman Harris said he would suggest that the City ask them to take back their plan and provide an alternate location. or adequate setback from tiUest Moore Lake Drive. The City Engineer said he would recommend no waivers. He did not see any justified reason to put everything in one area. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to return the plan to the applicant and ask him to possibly find another location within his property; to meet: the requirements of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcom- niittee Meeting Minutes of April 10, 1968; and to indicate to 'Che ap- plicant that the Council frowns on any waivers of the present ordinance.- Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 2. CONS.IDERATION OF A b1ANUFACTURING AND DISPLAY BUILDING, 120' x 225' ON LOT 5, BLOCK 4, COD�MERCE PARK. (REQUEST BY MINCO PRODUCTS, INC 7304 COMMERCE LANE): " _' ■ The City Engineer said that the Subcommittee motion had been to grant the permit subject to proper erosion control, adding more trees, and curbs on ' parking spaces, except the�employee parking lot. The City Engineer said that if the�Council reQuests curbing�, he would suggest there be a � machine formed lip on the parking lot, and he feels there should be ' - some kind �of �cu�rbing. He said that he also suggested- that- ins�ead �of.�- �•��- - blacktop to the building, it start 5' away from the building. ' , � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 21 , MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the recommendation of the ' Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee and grant the building permit subject to the two provisions listed in their minutes of April 10, 1968 and a third provision that precast curbing be reQuired for ' the west parking area. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' 3. � ' ' ' , I ' ' , CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSAL OF A MANUFACTURING PL�1NT AND RESEARCH BUILDING ON M-2 PROPERTY, 270' x 440' AND 70' x 75' RESPECTIVELY, ��. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the recommendation of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee and grant the building permit as reQuested by Carter-Day Co. Second�d by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONSIDERATION OF A SWIMMING POOL AT THE GEORGETOWN COURT APART- MENTS, IN PARCEL 4200 AND 4700, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #78 (REQUEST r� r � � � i i ii T!� T T T T T!� T T ll _ The City Engineer said that no one had been present at the meeting to represent Filister or Baker Pool and the proposal had been returned for adeauate plans. He said that he had received a call from Mr. Filister saying that he wants to comply with all the requirements, and would like to get started for operation by June lst. He auestioned whether this could be handled without having to come back to the Council. The City Eiigineer showed the plans of ��hat roughly was wanted, and said that the Health Inspector has made the notes that he rec{uires on the plan. There was a discussion on whether the Council should approve this proposal subject to the approval of the Subcommittee and Administration, but it was ciecided that the Subcommittee meets shortly before the next Council Meeting, and the information could be brought to the Council at the meeting of May 6, 1968. � MOTION by .Councilman Harris that no action be taken.on this item until it is returned to the Council again from the Building Standards - Desing Control Subcommittee.. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upori a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared tha motion carried unanimously. - 5. - CONS I IlER�T I�ON OF A�AR CARE C�1�1TE�t LOCATED , ON LOTS 7, 8-, .9 ,.10., ,,., ,,.• Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the description in the minutes was v-' in�orr•eet; and s�hould be e�i�nged �from �Benn�`t't"'Palme�r- A�ddition to City View Addition. The City Engineer read the Building Standard's recom- menc�ation regarding fencing.which woulci. be 32.'. on_ the.back side and 32' �� on the oppo�site 5ide, and that the north c�a�l-wi11 be faced w�th brick.. ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 ' , � � � ' , ' � , �� ' ' � _, ' ' ' PAGE 2 2 The Council discussed the fencing and reauested that the fencing on the west be extended to the back of the driveway edge because of the policy of abutting commercial and residential property. The City Engineer asked the representative, Mr. Holvenstot, about Holiday's plans for the property west of this area. �7r. Holvenstot said that they would like to acquire the property, but they have no plans at this time. Mr. Holvenstot said they would be happy to agree with a redwood fence, if the Council wants it. Councilman Liebl pointed out that he has been receiving calls about litter blowing to the empty lots across the street. N1r. Holvenstot said he would discuss having this done with the regular maintenance work. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee recommendation and grant the permit far a car care center to the Erickson Corporation, subject to the two provision in the Subcommittee's Minutes of April 10, 1968, and that the fencing on the west side be extended up to the standard setback (back of the driveway edge). The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING, APRIL l, 1968: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Special Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting and indicate to the Commission that the City Attorney had information regarding Federal Fund, and they should contact him. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING, APRIL 8, 1968: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Special Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of April 8, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. EXCERPT OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, APRIL 11, 1968: _ The City Engineer explained that because of the Easter Holiday, complete Minutes were not finished, but the items that reauired Council action had been completed. He said the complete minutes be brought back at the meeting of May 6, 1968 for receiving. the will. `� _� - ' REGULAR COUNCIL �tEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 , l. ' , , ' ' , ' ' ' , ' ' LJ ' ' PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING REQUEST T.nT � 7_ BLOCK 1. A400RE LAKE HIGHL _ � �rn c:- i . PAGE 23 ZOA #68-05, DR. K.H. INGEBRIGTSEN: DS 3RD ADDTTION. REZONE FROM The City Engineer said that this request is for.a vacant lot abutting existing commercial property on the south side and an apartment building on the north side. He said that Dr. Ingebrigtsen is planning a professional building for dentists and doctors. He said that the Planning Commission denied the reauest as made from R-2 to C-1, and they recommended it be rezoned to CR-1 zoning with a Special Use Permit. The City Attorney said that a member of the Planning Cammission had asked if Mr. Ingebrigtsen would have to start over taith the Planning Commission on the zoning changed from reauesting C-1-to requesting CR-1. He said he gathered they would be in favor of the CR-1 zoning. H� said that if the Council held the hearing on R-2 to CR-1, they.could do so with the concurr nce of the Planning Commission and it would not have to go back to them. Councilman Samuelson auestioned whether the Council should take any action until they are sure that this is what Dr. Ingebrigtsen wants. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the Planning Commission on the rezoning request, and that any changes made in the rezoning request be made through the regular channels. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motiori carried unanimously. 2. PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING RE Rv nNnuF.W HOHN: SW 1/4 OF SE _ � f HF.AVY I ST, ZOA #68-07, JAMES L. ADAMS The City Engineer said that the Planning Commission recommended denial of thi.s rezon�ng request. Councilman Harris said that the minutes show that people at the hearing objected to the rezoning,.and he l�as heard from other people in the area that object. He stated that the Industrial Commission prepared a resolution that this area be used for the highest use, which is industrial. He said they felt this area was the next area th�t would develop. Mayor Kirkham said he had re- ceived several calls from the area people objecting. Councilman Sheridan said that the action taken by the Planning Commission is in concurrence with the action taken in Commerce Park several years ago. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur witk� the the denial of the rezoning reauest, ZOA #68-07. man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being declared the motion carried unanimously. Planning Commission in _ �Seconded by Council-" no nays, Mayor Kirkham Mr. Hohn said that it will be easier to sell this land if h� knows what kind of industry the Council is interested in. Councilman Harris said that the ordinance covers heavy industry zoning which this area was zoned in 1955, and if he will come into City Hall, he will be ' shown what is permissible in b1-2 zoning. ' REGULAR COUNCI.L MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 ' ' ' , ' PAGE 24 3. LO'1 SPLIT REQUEST: 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: Councilman Liebl asked why the owner wanted the lot split. The City Engineer said he believed the property had been sold, the owner had been made aware of the requirement, and was complying with it. The Council discussed exactly which lot this was on the map. . MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation and grant the lot split reauest L.S. #68-02 as re- quested by Arthur Christenson. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #68-05, WALTER R. MACIASZEK: ' LOTS 18 THRU 20, 26 THRU 28, BLOCK 2, OAK GROVE ADDITION. (SUBJECT TO CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY): ' ' ' , � ' ' l� ' ' , The City Engineer said the Planning Commission recommended that this lot split be granted. He said that it will split three 40 foot lots into two 60 foot building sites, and in certain restricted �.reas, this has been allowed. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the rec�mmendation of the Planning Commission and grant Lot Split #68--05 as reauested by Walter R. Maciaszek. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the.motion carried un- animously. � MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive this excerpt from the Planning Commission Minutes of April 11, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no�nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MR. ALBERT JOHNSON - REQUEST FOR PAST DAMAGES: Mr. Johnson, 6211 Riverview Terrace, said that a few years ago when the City put in water on his land, his crops were d�estroyed by the pipes being thrown there-, and he was repeatedly told he would be paid. When he was in -court on land damages, he said that Wyman Smith had told him to present a bill, but he had never known where to go to get the money which would be approximately $900. Mr. Johnson was told that this would be researched. NO PARKING SIGNS ON 52ND AVENUE, SOUTH OF SKYWOOD MALL: Mayor Kirkham said he concurred that this street needs "No Parking" signs on both sides of the street. Councilman Harris said he had gone over to see this , an�d • had received cal�ls on i�t .~� , .,, . �� a� ' REGULAR COUNCIL NIEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 ' ' � ' � � ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' PAGE 2 5 MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the Administration and that "No Parking" signs be put up on both sides of the street at 52nd Avenue between T.H. #65 and Taylor Street. Seconcled by Council- man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Nlayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #51-1968 ORDERING IMPROVEA4ENT, ST, 1968-1, ADDENDUM #2: The City Engineer said that this hearing had been held before the Council April 8, 1968 and several people had objected to it. Council- man Harris said that the resolution should be changed to read: "Onondaga Street: Hayes Street to Bacon Drive". The City Engi.neer said that this would only extend 200 feet, and he thought it should be delayed until there is enough interest in this area to do it all - the way to Lakeside Road, because of the cost. Mayor Kirkham said that the street had been extended for the purpose of the hearing and he felt the Council should honor a legitimate petition. Council- man �Iarris said that the Council has to honor the petition, or set a policy on the minimum street work the City will do. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #51-1968 with the description of the street to be constructed to be as follows: "Onondaga Street: Hayes Street to Bacon Drive". Seconded by Council- man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Liebl abstaining, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � RESOLUTION #52-1968 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECI- FICATIONS, AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT C T l �� Q_ Z• MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #52-1968. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #53-1968 - ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND 'STIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPR VEMENT PROJECT ST. 19 8-1 (ADDENDUM #1): The City Engineer said tha't they will bring back a report on the alley from 47th to 48th Avenue for the Council's consideration. He said that he would not�encourage paving the alley. . MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #53-1968. Seconded � by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there be_ing no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � ' � I � RESOLUTION #54-1968 - DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385: SS � S�tiT #88 MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #54-1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ' REGULAR COUNCIL �1EETING APRIL 15 1968 > > � � �' ' � � � �J , �' �� ' II� , ' ' PAGE 26 RESOLUTION #55-1968 - DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEb1PORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCE tiVITH LAjtiiS OF 1957, CEIAPTER 385: MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #55-1968. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion earried unanimously. RESOLUTION #56-1968 - AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 17 TO 26, BLOCK 7, PARCEL 1630, ONAWAY ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris, seconded by Councilman Sherivan, to adopt Resolution #56-1968. Seconded tiy Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #57-1968 - AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COD�BINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 16, BLOCK 7, PARCEL 1530, AND LOT 17, BLOCK 7, PARCEL 1540, ONAWAY ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #57-1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouSly. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to pay the General Claims #14592 through #14695 and Liquor Claims #2104 through #2167. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan for discussion. Councilman Sheridan said that the claim for the Insu�ance Consultant was very expensive for just drawing up the draft for the proposed bid. He said he thought the City Manager and Finance Director could have done what the Consultant has done so far this year. The Finance Director said that the total premium the City pays for hospital= ization is approximately $26,000, and the other premiums total over $30,000, Councilman Liebl asked what it cost the City when we had an insurance committee. The Finance Director said that the City did . not pay the Committee, �ut he did not know if the insurance cost more or less, as there is no way to-measure that. Councilman Harris said that there had been a big reduction in the liQuor liability after the City had hired the Insurance Consultant. Councilman Harris said he thought they should itemize their bill, so'the'Council will know " what we are being charged .for. Councilman Sheridan suggested that -- this be looked into in the future, and perhaps it could be done on a basis, of what a consultant will charge for "X" quantity of insurance. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that the firm had also evaluated the bids.� The Finance Director said that the figure they list may include both the General and Hospitaliz•ation Insuranee. - ._-, i _� Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the p� ' motion approving the Claims carried unanimously. $ _�� ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 2 7 LICENSES: - � MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the following licenses: BLAChTOPPING Modern Blacktop Co. � 5 043 Osseo Road $rooklyn Cer.ter, Minnesota By: James Mallinger 'RENEidAL EXCAVATING Lloyd's EYCavating 8005 Groveland Road � Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Lloyd Rer,uners RENEWAL Waalen & Sabby, Inc. � 9052 Polk St. N, E. Ronald Sabby Minneapolis, Minnesota By: James M. Waalen RENEWAL � � Ted Renollett � 927 Andover Blvd. � Anoka, Minr�esota By: Ted Renollett REidEWAL HEATING � Egan & Sons � 7100 Medicine Lake Road . ' Minneapolis, Minnesota By: W. J. Egan - RENE6dAL Fleming Sheet Metal . 3525 Raleigh Ave. South Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Raymond E, Olson RENEW?.L General Sheet Tfetal Corp. � . 2330 Louisiana Ave. N. � . � . • .Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R. J. Kraus RENE4JAL J.. McClure Ke11y Co. ' 2601. Stevens Ave. So. - Minr�eapolis, Minnesota By: J. Ke11y • RENEWAL Sheridan Sheet rletal Eo., Inc, 4116 Quebec Ave, North � ' 2�f�.nneapolis, rlirnesota By: Robert S. Graving RENEWAL St. Mar.ie Sheet Metal Inc, � � �� 7940 Spring Lake Road . . Minneapolis, riinnesota Byo Louis J. St. r;arie RE\TEWAL Suburban Air Cond. Co. 8��19 Center Drive Minneapolis, rii.nnesota Superior i'ur.nace Co� 61?.1 42nd Ave . N . Minneapoti.s, Minnesota �� By: Kenneth Chi.nander P.E�TE�dAL By: Donald Hog1«nd REN[:�dFI. BLDG. I\SP. I BLDG. INSP. I BLDG. I\SP. � BLDv . INS P . I HTG, T.NSY, HTG, INSP, ' I HTG. INSP, � HTG. INSP, HTG, INSP, �1TGa INSP. Q iITG. INSP � }ITG .: INS P . ' REGULAR COUNCIL b1EETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 28 ' , . GAS SERVICES � . --� . i ' Egan & Sons . , • ' • �7100 Medicine LakP Road :..;} . Minneapoli.s, Minnesota By: Aloysius E, Smith RENE�dAL HTGo INSP. ' . Gas Supply Co. 2238 Edge�•�ood Ave . South Minneapolis, Minnesota By: S. R. Navickas RENEWAi. HTG, INSP. !f' - . Home Gas Co,, Inc. . 1430 Old H�•ry . �8 New Brighton, Minnesota By: Robert Odell RENEWAL HTGo INSP. , . � - St. Marie Sheet Metal Inc. � � .� 7940 Spring Lake Roa�! • � , Minneapolis, Minnesota Byt Louis St. riarie RENEWAL HTG. INSP. ' Subur.ban Air Cond. Co. 8419 Cen�er Drive Minneapol�.s, Minnesota By: Kenneth Chinander RENEWAL HTG, INSP.• ' Superior Furnace Co. . � 6121 42nd Ave, N. � Minneapolis, Minnesota ByY Donald �Ioglund RENE4]AL HTG, Ii�SP, �`" 1 GENER.AL CO\TTRACTOR ' _ � , • � Dietri.ch Construction Co. . . 4130 Thomas Ave. N, r- Minneapolis, Minnesota By: E, E, Dietrich NEW BLDG, I�TSP. � .Erco, Inc . . 3231 Central Ave. N. E. � Minn.eapoli.s, rI?nnesota By: 0. Erickson RENEWAL BLDG, INSP. � Chester riaciaszek . . • � 6380 Qt�incy St. N. E.' ' � Minneapolis, Minnesota . By: Chester Maciaszek RE�]EWAL BLDG,:INSP. _ Pools, Iric. � � . � '� 229.West 60th St. � , . ,, Minneapolis, Tlinnesota By: James M, Day NEW BLDG, INS.P. A. L. Williams . ' • � � 8562 East River Road . � r:inneapolis, Minnesota By: A, Lo Williams' RENEWAI, BLDG. INSP, . � MAS0�IRY � � � r . L. T. Ernst, Inc, ' • ' o' 1661 127th Ave. N. W. � 1. Anolca, Minnesota Bya Lloyd Ernst RENEWAL BLDG.. INSP. � . 3 .' • . '' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 tMASONRY (Cont) , ' Mario Frasson Cement Co, Inc, • ' ' 3925 rlinnehaha Ave, South , � �Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Mario A> Frasson . RENEWAL � Cedar Concrete Co., Inc. . 10107 Portland Ave. South Min.neapolis, Minnesotaa Bye William Smith NEW + � � I' x Rivervie�a� Cement Co ., Inc . 4021 37th Ave. South � Miruieagolis, Minnesota By: Duane Razink RENEWAL MOVERS , Robin Corp. 5016 40th Ave. North � Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Evert Boehave RENE�dAL , SIGN ERECTION . � Nordquist Sign Co., Inc. � � 312 West Lake St. � Minneapolis, rlinnesota Byd R, A, Nordquist RE�'WAL � GENEREIL CONTR^ CTOR � Young Const. Co. . 5832 Morgan Ave. South Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Carl Bergstrom NEW r �� PAGE 29 BLDG,INSP. . BLDG. INSP.. BLDG. INSP. BLDG. INSP. BLDG. INS�, BLDG. INSP. � � �_ GARBI�GE PICKUP BY: APPROVED BY:. RENEWAL. wc,�it Co. Arthur Wise $ealth Inspector 1600 Oregon Ave: So. .' . Police Chief IMinneapol�s, Minnesota - � SERVICE STATION BY: _. . APPROVED BY: RENEWAL Art�s Sinclair Service Arthur Ca�pbell Building Inspector � � 6290 Highway �65 . ' Fire Dept, Fridley, Mi�esota � TAkICAB BY: , APPROVED BY: RENEs�'AL Highl�nd Taxi Robert Kahles Police Chief � go3 l+oth Ave. �I.E. . �. � � N•inneapolis, M nnesota . � � i ' _ � � . '-REGULAR COUNCIL NIEETING APRIL 15 PA , , 1968 GE 30 ' CIGARETTE BY: APPROVED BY: RENEWAL Jimbo�s Tnc. J�es 5chooley � Po2ice Chief � .� r ' 21�8 Niississippi St. ' � � ' i _ Fridley� rlinnesotq .� � RENEWAL Strite-Andcrson Servamation Police Chief �. . ?'S�5 Viron Road N.E. . • . Fridley� Minnesota � IRENEW�L Lesrs Standard Jude Candy & Toba.cco Co. Police Chief ?680 Highway �r�65 � , Fridley� Mannesota . : RENEWAL Holly 6b Station Superior Music Co. Police Chief ' 6500 University Ave. Fridley� Minnesota 'RENEWAL Canterbury Inne & Pub Robert Christenson Police Chief � li 6479-81 University Ave. . . Fridley� Minnesota _ ' RENEWAL Superi.or "l�00" Oil �o. George Peterson Police Chief _ 5300 Central Ave. N E. . - FridZey� Niinnesota • � � ` , RENEbtAL V.F.W. Post #363 Erling.Edwards Police Chief 1040 Osborne Road - ' � _Fridley� Minnesota � RENE4J�L Fireside Rice IIow]. Cafe 1�Jilliam C. Wong 1�olfce Ch3�� - � 7440 Central Ave. N.E. � . � � Fridley� Minnesota ' � � � USED CAR LOT BY: ' APPFcOVED BY: ,RENE4!AL H yde Park Motors Eldon Schmedeke Buiiding Inspector ' 5900 University Ave. . Poli.ce Chief . Fridley� Mi�rresota � . � , . . M(ILTIPI,E DWELLING BY: .APF'fZOVED BY: � � Maurice M. Fillister N1aur3.ce M. Fillister Fire Dept. � ' 5�40 East River Road � � Fridley� NLinnesota ' . � The motion was seconded by C�uncilman Snericlan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, .�Iayor Kirk}-iani declared the mot�on carried '� � unanimously. � a � . . � �.� �-� . � ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 ESTIMATES: PAGE 31 ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the following Estimates: ' Patch and Erickson, Inc.. Architects 2801 Wayzata Baulevard Minneapolis 5, Minnesota � March Inspection for Fridley Municipal Garage $ Berglund-Johnson, 1 351 Second Street Excelsion, Minn. � � , , ' ' Inc. 55331 Estimate #4 (Partial) Fridley Municipal Garage according to the contract Suburban Setler and Water, Inc. 4550 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Estimate #3 (Partial) Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 88 according to the contract Sandstram and Hafner, 749 Forest Dale Road St. Paul, Minnesota Inc. 55112 Estimate #6 (FINAL) Water, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 79 according.to the. contract Comstock and Davis, Inc. � Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road J Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 � � For the furnishing -of resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the construction work for the following: 400.00 $14,839.00 $48,718.64 $4,565.00 Estimate #12 - Sanitary Sewer; Water, � 5t�orm S�ewer Improvement Project No. 79 for March 4_, 1.958 through Maxch 30, 1968 (Swanstrom's Court and Commerce Park area) $21.38 Estimate #11 - Sanitary Sewer, ti'�ater F, Storm Sewer . ' Improvement Project #84 from Marcli 4, 1968 through . March 30, 1968. (Baker Avenue betweex� Osborne Road � 75th�extended east, Onondaga between Central �, Stinson) $24.55 L_1 � Estimate #2 - Sanitary Setiaer, �Vater �, Storm Sewer Imp- ro.vement Project #88 from h7arch 4, 1968 through March 30,.1968 (73rd and Norton Avenue area) . $-4,073.04 � ' , �_� ' � REGUL�R COUNCIL 1�1EETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 32 The motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelsori for discussion. He said that someone had told him that money is being�held back for 3 years from the bituminous industries for seal coating, and for this reason we are shorter on bids. He asked about the l0o hold back and on hoca many contractors. The City Engineer said that, to his know- ledge, Dunkley Surfacing Company was the only one that had money held back because of a project added on, and everyone else was up to date. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOWING POLICY AND MOWING CONTRACT: 1 Councilman Harris asked if the policy and contract had been approv.ed by the City Attorney. The City Attorney said that he had approved it. Mayor Kirkham said he felt it was a very good policy. Councilman 1 Samuelson sa.id that the City needed something like this so that the Administration will have something with teeth in it to get the mowing done, and he t.hought it was very well composed, ' ' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve and adopt the policy presented by the City Manager as the mowing policy of the City. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirk- ham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to advertise ' for bids on the mowing contract. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. , � , ' � ' , , Councilman Liebl said that on behalf of the homeowners the City Manager deserved a great thanks. APPOINTMENTS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Administration and approve the following appointments: Name Position Replaces Mary Lu Strom Secretary to the , Gwen Samuelson 33 66th Way City Manager Fridley, Minnesota ' Juel Mercer 615 Cheryl Street Fridley, A�innesota Secretary to the Mary Lu Strom City Council The motion was seconded by Councilman Sheridan, and upon a voice vote�, � there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared�the motion carried � � unanimously. ��' ' ' , ' ' REGULAR COUNC[L MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 33 SETTING HEARING DATE FOR HIRSCH BROTHERS REZONING REQUEST (ZOA #68-061: MOTION by-Councilman Harris to set the date of May 13, 1968 for the Heariaxg before the City Council on the rezoning reauest (ZOA #68-06) by Hirsch �ros. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � COMMUNICATIONS: � A. DORSEY, MARQUART, WINDHORST, WEST AND HALLADY - RE: BENSON IN- VESTMENT C01�1PANY PROPERTY: ' The City Attorney said he felt the figure mentioned in the letter was quite high and until it is known for certain that this inter- section will be constructed and how, the City should tell him that if and when the project is finalized, the Council will be happy to discuss 1 this. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and file the letter from Dorsey, ' Marauart, Windhorst, West � Hallady, Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � � MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the City Attorney and inform the Company representing Benson Investment Company that the City regard the cost auoted a high figure, and when the project is finalized, at that time the City will negotiate with them. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously._ .. , B. FRIDLEY STATE BANK - RE: PICPJIC AT LOCKE PARK: ' MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive and file the communication. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a�roice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ' C. COPY OF LETTER FROM.DESIGNWARE INDUSTRIES, INC. TO STATE POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY: � -, ;I � I � �_J � MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication and direct � the Administration to write and indicate to Designware, Inc. that t'he""'�'` "`�"' City is operating on the same basis of time as given by the State (60 . days) in which to make the connection and ask that they follow the instructions from the Minnesota State Pollution Control Agency. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. The City blanager copy of a letter Agency regarding said that the City has also received an informational from NSSSSD to the D4innesota Pollution Control Designware. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE 3� D. SHELL OIL - RE: SHELL SERVICE STATION AT 61ST AND UNIVERSITY: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the communication from Shell Oi1 Gompany and concur with the comments in the memorandum from the City Alanager dated April 8, 1968 regarding their plans and ask the Administration to answer the Shell Oil Company's communication. Sec- onded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNI�IENT : MOTION by Councilman Harris, seconded by Councilman Samuelson, to adjourn the Meeting. Upor. a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meeting of April 15, 1968 adjourned at 11:10 P.M. Respectfully submitted, . �.:; ° f i� ' �c ! \ i. �� / , .� , � � i / ,_ / i Mary Lu Strom Jack 0. Kirkham Secretary to the City Council Mayor � 0 d p� g� �� ' j �� ' � L�' ' ' C� ' 1 ; ' PAGE 3 5 SPECIAL COUNCIL RIEETING NIINUTES OF APRIL 25,.1968 The Special Council Meeting of April 25, 1968 was called to order by Mayor Kirkham at 9:00 P.M. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Harris, Liebl, Sheridan, Samuelson MEMBERS ABSENT: None RESIDENTIAL EQUIVALENT CONNECTIONS (RECs) ON INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ONNECTIONS: A short discussion was held concerning the assignment of RECs on newly constructed industrial and commercial buildings in Fridley. Council- man Harris made a Ni0TI0N that the City Manager and City Attorney be directed to prepare a resolution or ordinance establishing policy relating to Residential Eauivalent Connections on industrial and com- mercial connections. The motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelson, all ayes, the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham dec�ared the Special Council Meeting of April 25, 1968 adjourned at 9:10 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ' c ��ti�_�-� �2 �. �..f, :-._.�_ � Homer R. Ankrum Acting Secretary to the Council ' ' ' ' � ' ' ' . Jack 0. Kirkham Mayor � ' ' �� ;J� ' � LJ ' ' � � �J � ' � oRniN�ncE No. �N ORD i N�;NCE AMEND I NG ORD I�!ANCE N0. 372� OF THE C I TY CODE REGl1 LAT I NG �,ND L i CENS I NG FOOD ESTAB L I SNME NTS HND FOOD VEND f NG h1ACH i N ES AND PROV I D I NG H PENALTY FOR V f OL�iT I 0NS THEREOF . The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Ordin�nce No. 3%2, Section 43, of the Fridley City Code is hereby amended to re�d as follows: SECT I ON 43(d�. Tempora� Su seen s i on of L i cense . The E nf orc i ng Officer with the approval of the City P�lanager shal I immediately su spend the ( i cense of any food est�b I i shment for the v i o I at i on of any terms of this Ordinance if such violations constitute an imminent public he�lth hazard. llpon notification by the Enforcing Off i cer of a temporary su spen s i on of 1 i cen se by posf i ng of h i s report at the time of the inspection, the licensee shall forthwith cease operation. The licensee may appe�l the temporary suspension in writing to the City Council. llpon notification in writing by the licensee to the Health Authority.th�t �II violC�tions have been corrected, �or which temporary suspension was invoked, the Enforcing Officer shall re-inspect the food establishment within a reasonable length of time. If all violations constituting the grounds for the temporary suspension have been corrected, the Enforcing Officer shall forthwith termin�.te the suspension. PASSED BY 1`HE C I TY COLINC I L OF TNE C 1 TY OF FR I D LEY TH I S D�Y OF , 1968. ' ' ATTEST: ' ' ' � h9A.Y0R - JACK 0. KI RKHNM C I TY CLERK - M�;RV I N C. BRtJNSEtL First Reading: Second Reading:. Publish: �; "^� 0 ' ' � �`r ' or�� i r��ncE r.o. _ 1 . - , � � � �,N ORD I NhNCE AP��END i NG ORD I NARCE �0. 372 QF THE C I TY CODE REGl1LFTING l�.�lD LICENStRG FOOD E�Tr�BL(SHh�ENTS �PJD ' F000 VE��D ( RG P-ifiCH I NE �� ND PROV I D I NG A FEh��. LTY FOR V I OL�,T I ON5 THEREOF . ' ' , ' . The Council of the City of Fridley to ord�in as follows. ' SFCTIO� I. Ordin�:nce Ro. 372, Section 5, of the Fridley City Code i s hereby �.mended to read as fol (ows: 1 , �ECTION $c. VENDING P�1�"•.CHINE LICENSES. Vending machine I icenses shall be required for ver.ding m�:chines requiring � coin of not less � th�.n six (6) cents. Said ( icense fee sh�,l I be wai�,ed. ' , PnjSED 6Y THE CITY COl.1NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DHY ' � F--- ------ --- � I 9 6 � : ' - - ----- r;----- _--._.__ R9FYOR -�Jr�CK 0. KI�tK.Ha.,, ' � � �FTTE3T: , � . � ' ' C.ITY CLERK - h1f��PVI,N -C.�BRl1NSELL . ._ . F i r st Re ��d i ng :__�______ �I Second Re� d i ng : �--r�_V_, � Pub I i sh : ____._ — ___ _ � � . _ � ,. 1 , � � zs ORDINANCE N0. � � � AN ORDINANCE TO AI�IFND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLE`Y, 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 in the South Half (S2� of Section 34, T-30, R-24, County of Anoka, City of Fridley, State of Minnesota. Is hereby desig.nated to be in the Zoned District know.n as R-3A (apartment and multiple dwellings district).� � . SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area from zoned district R-1 (single famil.y dwellings district) to R-3A (apartment and multiple dwellings district). PASSID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS . G DAY OF , 196s. . ATTEST: 0 MAYOR CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: 8 First Reading: '�,�� Second Reading: � Publish�....... Jack 0. KirkY�am � . - T � m • . � ' �3�� 0 ORDINAi�CE N0. ��_ AN OP.DIR�NCE ��IE��I\G ORDINANCE 1V0. 374 A\D OP.DINANCE DEFI�I�G NtlISA\CES PROEtIE3ITING 1�IEIR CRFATION OR 1`fAINTEPdANCE A`'D PROVIDI\G FOR ABATEr�NT Ai1D PE\ALTIES FOR VIOLaTION THEREOF. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follocas: ` - SECTIO�i I. Section 2 of Ordinance No.. 374 is hereby amended . - to read as follows: • �. 14. All trees or portions of trees cahich�by reason of their size, age, condition or location, may endanoer public life or safety, or the safety of property, are hereby declared to be a nuisance cahic'n should be.removed and abated. If there . is a danger that all or a substantial portion of such tree or trees might fall on any public alley, street or other public property or any private property, such condition is also hereby declared to be sufficient evidence that suc!�: tree or trees constituGe 2 nuisance. The City rianag2r or arborist shall include in the dangerous tree notification a deadline for the removal of tree(s) or portion(s) of trees by-the property owner, Frith safety a basis for time allocated, In event the property oF�ner or tennant fails to remove the tree on or before the deadline date established in the notification, the City �Iana;er shall cause the tree to be removed at City expense and the costs assessed a?ainst the property ocaner or oc•mers as provid�d by the City of Fridley Code or ordinances and the ciinnesota Stata � Statutes. � . • . � PASSED BY THE C•ITY COUivCIL OF THE CITY OF' FRIDZEY TEIIS � � DAY 'OF . � .. . .. � � 1968. � - . ' - ATTEST: ' CI1�C CLF:RK - i•L�RVIi�! C. P�P.UidSELL � F'irst fieadin�: April 29, • I968 _ Second Rc1di��,: (c� � I�tAYOR - JACK 0. KIR';�[�i•I . _-■ A�f,l i �h • ��/ i � l� G� �_ _ . - i ' , � � �� ORD I N<<hCE N0. 3%� AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT THE Hl1NTING, TRKING, SHOOT I NG, TR�+PP i NG, K i LL ( NG OR I NJl1R 1 NG OF t�J I LD F�N I h1�i LS �.ND B I RD� bV I TN I N THE C I TY QF FRIDtEY AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOL�TION THEREOF. . THE COLiNCI L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLO��iS: Section I. It shal) be unlawful for any person to hunt, take, shoot, trap, kill, injure or attempt to injure any wild � an i ma I s or b i rds w i th i n the C i ty of Fr i d I ey by u se of f i reartns, bow and arrow, tr�ps, poison, or any o�her means. Section 2. a property owner, property. The prohibitions in Section I sh�ll not prevent or his agents, from eradicating rodents on his jection 3• The prohibitions contained in this Ordin�nce shall be in uddition to �ny State or Federal law regarding the same or rel�ted subjects. - PASSED SY THE CITY COl1NCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY, DI�Y OF , 1968. , � ATTE ST : � � � � � T H I S ____ � � MAYOR - JNCK 0. •KIRKH�.h�1 C I TY C LERK - h9ARV I N C. BRt1NSE LL F i rst Re��d i ng : A�ril 15� 1968 Second Re�:d i ng'_ �I1aGn., � /%� Q Pub I i sh :� 71J� �_,/y6 l-- , 1 � � � � � ORDINANCE N0. V� %� __ AN ORDITIAPJCE ON THE SALE OF CHRIST�IAS TREES THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOti11S: Section 1. Li_cense Reqi�ired. No person, firm or corporation shall, within the City of Fridley, trade, barter, or sell any cut evergreen, fir, spruce, or other tree of like kind for what is generally known and described as a Christmas tree, without first having obtai.ned a license so to do. Section 2. �pplication. Every applicant for such license sha11 file an application wi.th the City Clexk, stating his_n�.me, addres�, and the address of the place �f intended sale of such trees and the name of the or�ner of said property, together w�th the name of the person from whoM and the place from which he intends to cut or secure the trees intended to be sold. Section 3. Fee. The annu�.l fee for the license herein required is hereby fixed. at the sum of Ten (�10.00) Dollars, which sum s`�all be paid to the City Clerk at the time of filin; the application.for such license. No sach license shall be prorated for a period of less than one ym.r. Section k. Restrictions on Sale. No.Christma.s tree lot s!?all be � located in any district zoned for residential occupancies nor shall be located less than twenty (20) feet fro.*� an;� adjoining building or structure. � � L� � � � Each lot shall be laid out in such a ma.nner as to provide aisles between the rows of trees not less than ten (10) feet wide. Trees not treated with fire retardant materials shal�.not be sto�ed inside of or offered for sale inside of any heatecl building. No trees shall be stored inside or offered for sale in a.ny building, wnich is used in whole or in part for residential purposes. Section 5. De�osit for C1ean�_ne If Needed. In addition to the license fee at the tima of fi.ling the a�plication, each 2,pplicant shall d.eposit tne sum of Qne Hl�.�dred a�d no '�undredths (�100aC0) Dollars with the City Clerk to insure that the place of sale will be cleaned and cleare�3 �f Christma.s trees, wreaths and trimmings by J�.nuary 5th.-of tne year followin� the year in which the license is issued. It shall be the d.uty of t'r.e City Fire Inspector to determine .rhether or not tne place of s2.le i.s properl� cleaned and cleared. If the pl.ace of sal.e is proner,l�T cleaned and cleared. by the above date, the mor►ey deposited shall be ret�arned to the applicant. If the pl�.ce of sale is not propPrl.�r cleaned a.nd cleared, t�e deposit shall be forfeited to the City � s a penalty a.nd to defray the e�er.ses of the City in cleaning anci. clearino sai�3 area. �� , �� , �� r i� ' � t � PASSED BY THE CITY COUAICIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS � DAY OF _�'�. - -, 1968. : ATTEST: CITY CLgi.K - A-it�`JIN C. BRUNSFI�L First Hea.ding: April 15, 1968 Second Reading: ��'_, / yG f Publi sh : /�� , � � , � 6 � -T � � MAYOR - J ACK 0. KIRKHANI � `�.;�; � � � � , � � � i � � � � 1 � � ' A � r � '� v AIv ORDINANCE CQNFIP,�;IT1G �,CTION OF TH� CITY CDU�iCIL OK FEBRUAitY 6, 1967 i2EALIGNING'I'Fi� BOUAIDARIES OF FR%CI.NCTS kITHIN WARD NUMBER TWO PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 2, S�C:ION 2.03 OF THE CITY CH,�RTER OF FRIDLEY ' " ssibla iiHEREAS , it is the wish of thQ City Coun�il ta eyua],ize it�sofar as Po the gopul�tion of the wazds an� precincts of the C�.ty, . NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RFSOLVED by the Council of the City of F�idley �s fol2ows: 1. Sections 1.02 and 1.03 �f th��i�tY �od� of *iae City of f'ridley De aaiet�ded as follows : � fiARD BOtJ!sDARIES 1.02 pur�uar.t to tY�e"Ci�y of Fridley Charter, Ciiap�er 2.03 which reqvires the Council to rzdeterr:ine �a-�d boimdaries after each �ece�nnial census of the United States, and at o�her ti�r�s as the, Council t�►aq det�a�i.ne, the aard and precinct boeuidarie� ot the City are r-�d�t��m�n�d and" h�r�aft�r a�e established as follows: (a) �tard No. 2, Px�:rinct A:o. 2 is es�ablist�ed as t'r�e ar�a boisz�ded as �ollrnre: _ On the Nor�h and East by th� City I�imit�, or _�he '+��st .by_ T.H, 4Ts an on ttae Sou�h hy Rice Cree'< • (�) (c) iiard No. 1, ��cinct t�o. 2 is estab�.ished aa ths �r�a bou►zded aa followa: On the Nort� by F.ice Creek, or► the �ast by T.H. E5, on the SoutF�"by Miasissippi St., and on thE West by T,�1• �7• iiard 2io. 1, Precinct No. 3 i3 established as the area bounded as follrn►s: On the North and 4�est by the City Limits, o� the Er.s± by T.N: 4'T. 8�,nd on the South by Rice Craek. (d) Flard Na. 2, Precinct Ne. 1 i� establiahed as the"area bounded:as foYlara: On the North by t�ississippi St., on the East by T.H. 65, on t�e Soutb by the City Limits, and on the West by 7th�Street N.E. (e) Kard No. 2, Pr�scinct No. 2 is sstablished aie the erea beemded ae folla�ts: 1Zice Cre�k, on thg East by the�City Limits, on the dn tt�e North hy A•�enue extended �d on the�iest South by Gard�r-� Avenu� anc G�rden� � hq T.H. 65. (�) Ward t1o, 2 Preci�c.t No. 3 is esta�lished as the area bvunded as folloas: 4n tbe t�arth bv Gardena Avenu� and Gardena Avenue extended on tl�e Esst and Souti by th�a City LirT►its, and oa tP�e Nest b� T.� g• {g) iiard No. 3, Precinct No. 1 is'established as tha area bounded as follows: On the iiest by the City Limits , on the North by R3ce C�reeDc aad by Miasiesippi St. between 7th St. and T.H. 47; op.,the Sou�A Dy 53rd Ave. N.E. extended be�Ween trie N.P. Ri�ht of Hay �nd the West City N.E. Detween 7th St. and the N.P. RiRht of Litnits and by 6Zst Ave . Way and on the East by T.H. v'l between P.:ce Creek an� Miasis6ippi St., 7th St . bet�ree�a �is�is��ppi S� .�n� f lst Ave . Di.E ••�a 'S�� N�p � Right of �tay be�tv+�eu ��et Ave : N.E. and 53rd Ave. N,E. extsnded. � I � I � I � ' � � � � � , � � !Yi (� (h) Kard No. 3, Precinct No. ? is estab7�ished as �rhe area bounded as follo�s: On the North by 61st Ave •�' `F.�th�Ste�N •�t�� on. they�South by 53rd. Ri�ht of ifay, on the East by Ave. N.E. and 53rd Ave. N.E. extended betweer �±h St• i�•�• azc� the N.P. RiSht of Way, and on :he Kest by the. V.P. Ri^ht of 4�ay bet�.een 61st Ave. N•E• an� 53rd Ave. :�•�• extended. (i) Hard No. 3, Precinct No. 3 is es�ablished as th� area bounded se_follo�s: On the North by 53rd Ave .'�: . E. anu 53rd A've . �� •�••x'Cended , on the East, :ies*_ and South by the City Limits. WpgD MAP 1.03 - That said Ward and Frecir.ct Boundarfes are fvrther herein estal5lished and delineated as ahovm on the �p hereor'. Attached hereto is Exhibit "A'' and Made a part hereof by ref�rence; and ahenever and Wherev�ar a conflict shall appear betoreen the boundaries aa noted and provideS 8g noted�in aidtmaplshall prevaild descriDed in Section 1.02, then the boundari DAY OF , 1968. ADOPT�D BY THE CO(7NCIL THIS - ATTEST: CITY CLER�K -��arv n C. Brunsell - Firat Reacling : Second Reading Published: � MAYOR - Jack 0. K x h�C am _ =-- - --- �� CHARLES R. WEAVER HERMAN L,TALLE . VIRG�L C. NERRICK ROBERT MUNNS JAMES D. GIBBS FREOE.RICK W. KE�ISER,JR. � 1 , � � 1 ' � _.. � � � � � LAW OFFICES � WEAVER,TALLE & HERRICK May 1, 1968 MEMO TO: Fridley City Council FROM: Virgil C. Herrick, City Attorney RE: Improvement of Police �uarters 3�6 EAST MAIN STREET ANOKA,MINNESOTA 55303 421-5413 6�31 UN�VERSITY AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 660-3B50 e� ��-i � The question of inethod of financing the improvement of the new police quarters in the City Hall has been referred to me for a legal opinion. It is my understanding that two methods of financing have been considered. The first would involve the transfer of funds from the liquor account or public utility account for the purpose of paying for the improvements . The second method would involve an agreement between the City and the Police Retirement Association. I have discussed the second method with Donald Savelkoul, Counsel for the Police Retirement Association. It is our opinion that if this method is to be used, that the City should advertise f�r bids and award the contract to the lowest bidder. The retirement association would then enter into an agreement whereby the association would pay the contractor and the City would agree to reimburse the Retirement Association over a period of years at an interest rate agreeable to both parties . In my opinion, both of the above suggested methods of financing are legally acceptable . ' :jek Virgil C . Herrick , � MEMO DATE : , MEMO FROM: 1 MEMO TO: SUBJECT: , � � , , L� � � � April 15, 1968 City Manager City Council FINANCING OF I AND T.H. ��47 ( AVENUE OF MISSISSIPPI STREET Mississippi Street improvement (of street proper) is to be paid for by the County. Property owners are to be assessed for sidewalks and additional right-of-way required for installation of sidewalk and fifty (50) percent of the curb and gutter costs. In the actual area where loop backs are to be installed, it is recommended that the City pay costs of acquiring of right-of-way from improvement bonds or from the State Aid Revolving Fund and such funds as are made available from assessment for a normal street on the service road west of T.H. ��47. The State is to pay the construction costs on the street for the north and south loop backs except curb and gutter. � In considering costs of the improvements to be made on Universi�y Avenue to the north of Mississippi Street, it is recommended that the property owners to the west of University from Mississippi Street north to the Holly Center north property line be assessed for the cost of a normal street from Mississippi Street north to said north lot line of the Holly Center. That the balance of the Uni.versity Avenue improvement to the north of the north property line of the Holly Center be financed from improvement bonds or State Aid Revolving Fund, as there is no apparent benefit to the property owners of this residential district. 'f �3 In considering costs of the improvements to be made on University Avenue to the south of Mississippi Street, it is recommended that the property owners to the west of University from Mississippi Street south to Satellite Lane be assessed for a normal street, as City policy that all properties be assessed at a � minimum the cost of a normal street. ' � HRA/mis , , I ! 0 �s :,-w �Q . �..-!i!,_.�-_� Homer R. Ankrum , ' � , FROM: TO: SUBJECT: CITY MANAGER CITY COUNCIL :- .,�.a j1- ■ FINANCING OF LOOPBACKS - EAST RIVER ROAD AND MISSISSIPPI AND STREET TO THE WEST. i . That a maximum of County funds be sought and utilized for � the financing of loop back costs at intersection of East River Road and Mississippi Street. � ' � �� , � � That acquirement of land and buildings for loop bsck right- of-way be from County funds, if made available, but if a portion or no County funds are provided, then it is recommended that Improvement Bonds Ue utilized to provide funds as necessary; or funds from the State Aid revolving fund. Within the loop back area and the new street to the west it is recommended that the property owners be assessed for a normal residential street and that the balance be funded from improvement bonds; or funds from the State Aid revolving fund. �In the assessment for the normal residential streets, it is recommended that the property owner to theercent of the costs back and new street to the west be assessed 75 p of a normal street as they are deriving the major benefit from the street. That the property owners to south of the loop back and new street to west be assessed 25 percent of the costs of a normal re5iden- tial street in accordance with City policy to assess only 25 percent on double frontage lots. (The lors to south face on an existing street and as such front on that street). � HRA/mis � ' , � !�„--,-�-.� •2 �:3,..i=,..�.�--_. Homer R. Ankrum CITY MANAGER April 8, 1968 Mr. C. M. Brunsell Director of Finance City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Dear Mr. Brunsell: Pursuant to our conversation of April 5, 1968, would you please forward all balances I have on deposit with your city. Please malce checks payable to Minnesota Industrial Parks, Inc. Very truly yours, i : ;; - , ' -�� =�,, -% � / . � , '� ?.J - ' -'r__- �,.%. > .,--�.�-�.� Roy `Peterson ( RP/av cc: Mr. Zureski City Engineer 0 � _' ' . � I , li �J L_J � � , �� , � r ' ' , , , I• � ' MEMO T0: Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer MEMO DATE: May 3, 1968 MEMO NiTMBER: 49 CM ��68-04 • RE: Refund of Engineering EscrAws Request by RoY Peterson As per informatioz� by Finance Department, there are three engineering escrows deposited for: 1. Fridley Industrial Park �kl $ 346.63 2. Roy Peterson, Central and 73rd Avenues $ 165.00 3. Nagel's Woodlands $1,146.01 All the improvements in the Nagel's Woodlands have been completed, but no work has been done in Fridley Industrial Park ��1, and also I am not too sure about the reason why there was engineering escrow for 73rd and Central Avenues. The reason that this item should be bxought before the City Council is that the land on all three areas have changed hands and the Council should make determination about the amount to be released and who should get it. �.� / f �� (. r i � � , ( r�� 1,�, ' �� , � � �' . �-. NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E. 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L—__J I - o p , : i ! ; —� ,,.. -5 6 a a� * � i i�; s� o o � o — .se �u, « RS ! i i ,, ,. .... �� i ,� � . i •i � . j I .o��o.. � � � I 1 � � � �.�..� .0.*+ / � 1: . : / :... / � � /( // �`-/�/ � � ' r-� _ ..�,� o — lA � N. _,_ n - _G ��_- �1.� � � `_. ;�e.. f ��.�:.�."- : — H�i.i�a _' 67R0 avE c�.r• .. t.�,�. � ,a . � T� � �,9.--�� - � :s' � �.— - ' I ' / i ' - � �l�' O Y[G��e G' l� � � � .. �. � �" !� . :: � . ANOKA COUNTY � � I; ' 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE ' ' May 3, 1968 � ' NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNER BETWEEN T.H. ��65 and '� 560-3450 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 MISSISSIPPI S 'RAL AVENUE � RE: ACQUISITION OF ADDITIONAL RIGHT OF WAY FOR SIDEWALKS The City Council of Fridley at their regular meeting , of May 6, 1968, would like to discuss with you the acquisi- ' tion of right of way for the installation of sidewalks. This meeting starts at 8:00 o'clock in the evening. ' � It is our hope that you will be able to attend th.is , ' meeting. � � �' � � - %� ' . � �� , �l ��=L{.l.C.l �tC �-�-�C (,� . � , NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer ' NQ:ik � - ' _ , � �� _ ; , ' ,r � + ' ' ' 1 ' ' t 1 � � � � . v, f ' ' ' . � I . � '� . �; � cr I ': � � -. -� � -� � . � � � : �. � _ i � M � 1 -�; � . � 2mrJ '�1='�,.� CJ � t � � I : f �1 � � �, f�� f� t � � I �� • E � �( . I ? t�� . � �, � � �� ca. � I � + �' � � . ¢ � � I� � s o , r----� --�_ �� ; � R-� -=r --Y � r� � . :�. �i U�� o � � a� . �o �. � � ° � �' � - � n � li m t� «-.� .: w � � x � � j - v' � � 3 �: I - _ . �r� � � ''. .� � Z . . �� .� � � w� � _. � .. w� I D � � ~ � . � . � _ - (� � - � . " _� W �7 � � G7`� d � � . � V � � L � � v. A ' '� W ?J O - . J j ' '. [II ' r � � LJ April 19, 1968 H. T. Plelcher 6500 Pierce Street Fridley, r;innesota r;r. Raymond Sheridan 1301 N. E. Highway 100 Fridley, Ninnesota Dear t-ir. Sheridari: We the undersigned request, through you, that both the City Council and Engineer seriously.consider r:OT installing side��alks along the North side of Tlississippi Street t�etween Lucia Lane and Old Central �venue. Since the present width of land betc��een honies and property lines on the North side of Tiississippi is only 16 feet, the condernnation of an additional 5 feet of land would result in severe devaluation of properties and provide a less than adequate noise-buffer between the street and existing residences...all of which have bedrooms facing on Tfississippi Street. ' While we do not oppose the proposed street improvements, we do most strenuously oppose the conciercnation of existing and privately owned real estate that would seriously effect both the existing beauty and subsequent market value of these ' properties. . - � _ Aga'in, we are primarily concerned with the increased level of noise resulting � from reduction of the barrier zone between existing residential dwellings and the presently planned public way, wnich will be more heavily trafficed after improvement. Let us adain reiterate, that we do not oppose the contemplated improvements if we can maintain the integrity of existing property boundaries, r and offer construction of a single sidetaalk on the South side of P•iississippi as an equitable alternate and functional solution. � r In adciition to providi.ng for the n:ovement of pedestrians.alono the South side. of Mississippi, this solution allows us to retain the intrinsic beauty of properties along the street and n�aintain continuity with a Nationwide effort directed toward Lhe preservation and improveinent of landscape beauty. , r, �_, J�� Finally, let us clbse by saying that we would appreciate your efforts in bringing ' this situation to the attention o£ the Fridley Council...for the purpose of realizing a needed cocrsnunity utility without tremendous sacrifice to a few� ��-- - property owners and attendant unnecessary taxpayer exp�nse for�condenuiation•of lands; that if exercised, would both detriT�entally effect the beauty and valuation , . of our existing properties. ' C� ,� Again, let us repeat that if we are to truly build a visually pleasi.ng;city that affords maximutn functionaTity to alls the undersigned feel that this is an equitable solution to the currently proposed Highway Department plans for Nississippi Street. �- Very truly yours, , - , ' �j f " � � �= c��1J �` 1 � ��- . , c�� - � l�.�� ,,:c^-� � 't`>-'v4 � 1r ' "��X/�,� � '� , �� ' � John A. Fogerty Leo E. Sandoval �Ienry 1. F'elcher � Snn rhohnn 1 nr,a rl fi.501 i.i�� i a T.ann F, Sllf1 v; � c�-•-,•,•* , ' I �_ I ,- ' ' ' � ' ' ' � �.�� OFFICE OF CITY COO�D1�l,'1TOR 315 CITY HALL 330•2032 MINNErlPOLIS, MI(VNESOTA 55415 Mr. Homer Anlcrum City Manaoer City Hall 6431 University N.E. Fridley, riinnesota 55421 Dear Mr. Ankrum: I�� .. )�L��..� �� .� � January 29, 1968 ��a I Ji t:�''`� :� 1 �.� �4• C�r . � �I It has been the po]_icy of the City of riinneapolis durino the past two years to develop a new uniform sewer service contract with all of the suburban communities usin� the Sanitary District. This_uniform contract has been stu�ied at great lenath and found to be quite acceptable to those communities ��ho have already executed their nes�: contracts. In order that we might carry on the process of workin; with all of those usin� the Liinneapolis- St. Paul Sanitary District, we are enclosin; a proposed contract for your cor,ti-r.unity. 47e would hope that you would rEView this contract prior to our settin� a meetin;, and at your convenience,to answer questions that you might have, and hopefully lead to the execution of a new contract with your co,,timunity. � Mr. Dallas Petersen of the Coordinator's OFfice will be contactin� - you wit'•.lin the next two weeks to arran�e a mee�ing with you and other reoresenta-. tives oi your community �s you so desire. . � TAT:dmc ' I Encs. I � ' _'' t_� . � ' -• ; , "�1 . i - - • .-� Respectfully yours, f =/%%� - ,%j i �. ___ T. A. Thompson � City Coordinator �, . -. ' ' . . . • '3 `';i , . .�._ __. - =c �. .� _,T-•,' � __- f '� -�-� �, : - -� � ''. � -- � . . __. ' . '_ .. , ' .. . �i `�'� i. . 0 r*-- .� yn� � ,, - � '� - {, b � � � i ` � � i � �1-� ? . `'�, t : , � _ --- \ , ' � , , , , ' , �3 � �� '°`�� 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE City Council c/o Homer R. Ankrum City Manager 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ANOKA COUNTY RE: Applications for Federal and State Funds Gentlemen: 560-3450 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 May 3, 1968 Attached herewith are application forms State of Minnesota Form OR 1 and OR 9 ' plus Federal Form HUD 6600 requesting matching funds for Parks and Playgrounds. Applications cover development and acquisition. ' Following is a breakdown of seperate requests: ' ' � ' ' . Area (Development) Summit Park Area Locke Park Altura Park Area (Acquisition) ' Rice Creek Area Spring Lake Area (Additional Segment Request) Madsen Park STATE FEDERAL State Fridley Federal Fridley Share Share Share Share $3,000.00 $1,500.00* $3,000.00 $1,500.00* 8,000.00 4,000.00* 8,000.00 4,000.00* 5,000.00 2,500.00* 5,000.00 2,500.00* 7,000.00 3,500.00* 7,000.00 3,500.00* 2,000.00 1,000.00* 2,000.00 1,000.00* 2,000.00 1,000.00* * Note: If Federal grant is received and State grant is not, City makes�up difference. The same applies if State is received and Federal is not. The Parks and Recreation Department request your approval. of tk�ese- requests,:�� --�- �-, _, Upon approval by the City Council 'they will then be forwarded on to the County Com- missioners for their approval at their meeting of May 8, 1968. The requests will then be sent on to their respective departments to be processed and hopefully � appxoved. ' Requests.cover only items appearing in the 1968 budget. Acquisition requests cover purchases of Fontaine and Siverts property in Rice Creek area plus earlier request by Parks and Recreation Commission to buy property on Spring Lake. ' I : ''' PB:mle , Respectful ly submitt� , �!/ / ;' � �� `�� _ � L. ��,.. � —_--� . ��c.t-i�% � ��--�� ,Paul Brown; Director " ' . Parks and Recreation Department �INN FORM OR 9. _ . 4 . �'�� . . . .. .. � _ _ _ . _ _.. ... .. . , _ � . _ . . ._ _ ��.�. . .�- �� , . . . .. �. . � � _ - � . � , � � � ' � � � . . ' BII,LING Rr.CAPINL�qTION SHEET , . ' , �• Minnesota Departm�nt of Conservation FrojeCt Number: 22-00011 Melody Manor � '� � Park Pr1RT 1 �take Check Payabl.e tos Treasurer Bil�ing Number: #2 ' . � r.,r........__.,._,.. Period. Covered: From-Jan. 1968 '. To- Jan. 69 �~--�--- -�- � ' ��A�RANT td0. OBLIG�TIONS TOTAI, FUR � :: ' COST . OR ACCOUIJTING SINCE LAST OBLIG�TxONS STATE � TAENTIFICATION SYMBOL BILLING TO DAT� U5E , : Equipment 339210 $1,500.00 " : �Landscaping 339210 � $ 500.00 � ' , . •: � ' • � . , . .. . . • . !OTl�L: , " � . '�' $2,000.00 Less: Participant Cantribut3.on 1,000.00 �� Fl�nd Con�ributio:i ' 1,000.00 �....__.�... ,__ ' ..�.._ _ _ _ _.__.._.______.-..__..___ I hereby certify that the goods or mater.ial's covered by the claim hav� ' been inspected and received or the services that have been perioz•m�d are in accorclance vrith specificati.onsr and are i.n prop�r form� kind! amount� and quality� and pa�rment therefore is hereby recomnended. . �.�_..... ' ...Ma�....6-.z» 19.� Authorized Parti'cipant Signature � Dat� . Homer Ankrum, City Manager , � ' . . �'�. ' Fonn approved Budget Bureau No. 63-R1042.1 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URF3AN DEVELOPMENT ' OPEN-SPACE LAND PAOGfiAM � APPLICATION FOR GRAP�T TO ACQUIRE AND/OP, DEVELOP � LAND FAR OPEN-SPACE PURPOSES (Title Vfl, Housing Act of 1961, As Amended) � INSTRUCTIONS: Prepare original and 4 conforned topies for HUD. Place original and 2 copies in Binder No. 1, copy in Binder No. 2 and 3. A. IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICANT AND CONTAGT PERSON NUD-6600 (2-66) TO BE COMPLETED BY HUD OPEN-SPACE LAND PROJECT NUTABER DATE RECEIVED ' Legal name of AppIicant: Person to whom inquiriee about application ahouid City of Fridley, Minnesota be directed: Parks and Recreation Department x�e: Paul Brown I ' I , I ' �. � I , I , I � I ' �.. ' � . Mailing addresa (Inciude ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Titie: Director of Parks and Recreation Address (Include ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Telepbone No.: 560-3450 Area Code: 612 B. PROP06ID ACTIVITIES (Check appropriate 60:) �Xl Acquiaition only r� Acquieition and development �-1 Development only �J (Leave Block E blank) L (Complete all blocka) � J(Leave Block G blank) C.. SUSvIISSION � � X� Initisl application �� Revieion of previously approved application dated , 19 . for pnrpose of: �� Change in amount ot location of land �� Change in amount of relocation grant to be acquired � � Other (Specify) � � Change in proposed use • �� Change in proposed development activitiee . ' �� Change in amount of project grant D. DFSCRIPTION OF LAND TO BE ACQIIIRID AND OR DEVEIAPID • The land to be acquired and/or developed: 1, (Check approprinte 6oz(es)) Is. �� Undeveloped �� Pledominantly •�'l Developed (located in built-np andeveloped J portion of nrban azea) 2. Ie sitnated in t�e•nrban area known se the Clty of Fridley _ ana in tee Count of Anoka in the State of Minnesota City (if applicable), County(ies), and State(s) �� 3. Ie bounded se deacribed in: � ri(� If app[ication eovers acquisition, the attached legal description(e). �� If opplication eovers developaent oniy, legal deecription(s) eubmitted with application for grant for � Project No. , spproved . 19 • 4, Conaiste of approzimately 1 4 acres. � I 6. (Cowpiete iJ appiica6le) Conaiets of noneontienoua parcels. 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PtiUL, P[I,�Id�'._:SOT� 55101 DA(LTF;.C,m pr24r'_�'S1?," ---_AC��UI�I^1TUPJ Land and '�later Conservation Fund Act C VJ JL:H��K �L�+` ,1L�.I UiJJ e received � Priority � Project nu.^� :' � Use this form for.submission of individual projects for acquiring Yands and waters or :�_nterest"s in lands and rraters for public outdoor recreation purposes. Thi� form is not a project a�ree�er.t. It contains ir_fer�ation which will be used by state and federal agencies to evaluate the project for qualificatior. and estab- listiunen.t of project priority. Sub^�it original and or�e copy to the State Lia.ison M�ency. If concurrent develop.^��nt is b�ir� unler:aken,_check here [] __ S.F's^.TION I _ 1. COUN�'Y 2. N� xt�. �ND ADDPLL:SS OF POLITIC;:L SUBDIVISION Anoka � RySPOP�SIBLE rOR PROJECT City of Fridley� j; PROJECT ^1ITLE Parks and Recreation Department Rice Creek Park Area 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ' �r. ' ' i u � , � � ,� � 10�1 OF :'ROJECT The purchase of this land will be for the use of a City-Wide Park, utilizing the natural beauty of the area. Development will follow�with the following items being covered: Grading, Seeding, Preparing Soil, Construction of Picnic Grounds, Apparatus Area, Lighting, Fencing and addition Sports Areas.and Equipment. Project wil� be open to competitive bids. Installations will be accomplished in yearly phases. Property is located within the city l�imits of Fridley, Minnesota. 5: Duration of project Jan. from 1967 to Jan. 1972 . Federal assistance requested � 3,500.00 (not to exceed 7. Pi�me and Title of individual havin�; responsibility for the �eneral supervision of project of total cost . �;ar,ie and �ddress to appear on check � y Paul Brown, Director City of Fridley Parks and Recreation Department ' 6431 University Avenue Northeas - Fridley, Minnesota 55421 , 9. TE:�:�.5 A;JD CO.JDI1ICidS: In sub�:�i+tin� this Project c'roposal, the go�;srr,^�ental su'ediv- ision hereby accepts tne Terms and Conditions set forth in tne BCR Grants-ir_-�;id Manual�4�hich will be a part of the Project a�reement for any grant a:larded unser this ��roposal. 10. C�RiIF'ICriTICi! � . As the official des��nated to r?�resert the local govern*;entul subd�vision and ac± for tne loc�.I go�err�:,e�tal subdivision for p�zrr.oses of �he I:a::d ar:a ,�Tater Corser.-.�tion Fund Act. I certify that no financial assistance has been jiven or prom�ised u.n�:er an;� other federal progra� or activity rrith re�ard to t'ae proposed project. The political subdivision res;,ansibility for the proi;.;sed project has the ability and inte:�tion to finance its share of the costs of this project. The ap:..licant will not discrirrinate against any person pn the hasis of race, color, or national ori�in in the use of �ny property or facility acquired or developed pursuant to this proposa]_, and shall cor�ply with the terms and intent of Title `JI of t'r.e Civil Ri�,hts Act of 1964, P. L. 88-354 (1904), �nd of the regulations pro::�ulgated pursuant to such act by the Secreta�y of the Interior a*�d contained in 43 CFR 17. SIGiI:�^1U�. ; NAriE Homer Ankrum � DATE � 'TI^1L� May 6, �968 City Manager , _ . Instructions ■ 1. Acquisition project �ust be complete with Attach��ents H-1, A-2, A-3. Attachr�ents A-4, A-5, A-5 and A-� need no� be sub.��itted Frith the project proposal but must be sub- mitted du;in€ the course of execu�ion of an ap�ro�ied project and before any fur.ds are obli�;ated. 2. Projec� proposals and recreation plans of local govern,�ental subdivisions shall tie revie�red ar.d transrnitted by the Local Liaiscn Agency. The Local Li.aison ��ency will trans^rit one (1) copy of ar.y compre?:ensive or recreation plan the applyin� local �overn- mental unii now has in force to the State Liaison A�ency. � j. Project rroposals exceedin� t'ze individual local �overn�Pntal unit apportion.ent may be s��bmitted to establish a bdc'Flo� of qualified outdoor recreation projects, �►hich will be evaluated ar.d considered for action froM f�ature �u��d apportion�;�er.ts. MI:�i�irSO','A FC::;�1 0� 1 �:z� ch 1956 ' � . ' � ' ' ' ' ' � S�CTZG:d II _ — 1. Nature ar;�? E:=ter�t of Use - A. For ent.�re �ea in whicn acc?aisitions are to be i�iade: Area to be used as Picnic Grounds and Quiet Passive Recreational Area. B. For area to be acquired: • Area will be used as Picnic Grounds and Quiet Passive Recreation Area. 2. CiIECK Ot1'r: Q r.ew Site Q r�ddition to existin� site 5. CGVER, ACRc� IP•i 3. LccN County Anoka City Fridley, Minnesota Twp. _ Roe Sec. � . '1'V'��1L Ht�:c:.� tv BE AC�,;UIP,�D . 14 acres A. Forest... X....B. Rock .............D. S4ra�p................E. Grass....:........... F. Cropla..nd...........G. �rlater .............H. Other.................................... - - �- : r , m ��» �+ T �'F;�`" ON � TOF'GGRnPFIY ACx�:S IiJ 7. �;lxTr�RFROu� �'�wi OP1 .�Oti�FciOi� , . � .. A. Gravel ...��'a....... A. Lake . . �` •a• • • n a A. F1at.....B. Hilly..X •••• g� Stream n�a.•.•• B. Paved ...,�•.•••••• C. Rol.ling.......... 9. PAP.C�LS TO fiE kG �U?RED APPROX. � PARCII� ACp�s ESTIPiATED I�'Ui-:B:�� OF : STIi�I.�iTr�D r1ETHOD OF DATF. OF ^lOT�I, .NUt•.BER 1 I VALUE BUILDIP:C=S VALUE ACQUISITION ACaUISITION '%��LUE ' Parcels: 620, 64 ' , L� , IJ ' ' ' � , , .,.,., . For Concu-rrent Acquisition az�d Developmer.t projec sub^�issions Total estimated acquisit�on value :i Total. est�mated develo�,:�ent costs � TO'Z'�, a ' Total anoant of federal assistance re^�u�s+,ed. Source of remair_de.r o� funds �- � •.: �; 1 1 1 1 1 Use this Block if Acquisition Only Total estir.�ated val.ce � 7,000.00 Amount of federal acquisi�ion assistance requested � 3,500.00 Source of re:�,ainder of :unds City of Fridley - Parks and Recreation Budget I II_-_a`!� i AC:i'� _ � For additio::al instructions see Sta�`.e Guideli.ne a�:d the Bureau of Outdoor Rzcreation Grar,ta-ir_-:�id ';ar�ual. ------6--- Attach, by : eferer:ce r.�a�b°r, the follo�.ain� supple,:�ental docuc.e:.ts . r:ecessary to �rocess this Acc::isition Project. Froposal: � A--1. Fs•o��ct Justifica�ioz. (A) Description of horr the proposed project would help meet priority r.�eeds oi the community, county ar.d plannin� area. Indicate how the r.at- ura� beauty of tne area will be preserved, protected and enhanced. (B) Inciicate oth�r organiza+ions corsulted d�zrir_� for;�ulation of this proposal. (C) Plar_s for operations and rraintenance. ' - � A�•2o �P�;a.ns and Charts. (A) Simple plot or rr�ap sho�•�in� the total area to be acquir•ed and its relata.ons'nip to the surrouncting area. Annotate any plans for streets, water- lines, sewers, etc.,�to be located on or near the involved arez.. iKey to sno;� lo- cation 4rithin state, county or city.�iDescription of any impro�er�ents on lar_ds to be acqui:ed. (C) Description of all le�al rights to be held by applicant and � any other person or or�anization. A-3. A�reements. A�reer�ents or arran�ements made with other organizations for partici- � patir.g a.n tne project, or i�n later onerat�on and nainte:�ance of the completed pro- ject. Only a state^:ent at this time. See A-7. The items sho�;.n belo4r r.eed not be sub�itted 4iith the project propcsal. Horrnve�� durin� the course of execution of an anprovnd project, the apolicatio� shoulfl be prepared to sub:7it tnem to the state f:~ review, as follows: . A-4. Aopraisal repo�ts and other documentation of cos�. A-S. Satisfactory evider�ce of title (such as an opinion by tne State Attorney General) for each parcel. A--S. Five-fear history of cor�veyar.ces for each parcel listed in project proposal (::a.:,e of p�rties involved, dates, interest conve�ed and cor.sideration). �J' � A-7. Contracts. A maintena�ce a�reer.lent, a project a�,re.,rent ar:d a- certified co; o_ � the resolution bf `he local gocernnental. unit obligatin� fur_ds for the project and authoi•izin� tre local �overn~:::_tal un�.t to er.ter into a project agree,.�en.. t4irir.esota Forr.? 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Place original � and 2 copies in Binder No. 1, copy in Binder No. 2 and 3. A. IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICANT AND CONTACP PERSON Legal name of Applicant: Pereon•to whom inqniries about application should be directed: City of Fridley, Minnesota Parks and Recreation Department N�e� Paul Brown Tit1e: Director of Parks and Recreation Mailing address Addzesa (Inelude . (Inciade ZIP Code): ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Telephone No.: 560-3450 Area Code: 612 B. PBOP06ED AGTI.VITIES (Check appropriaie 6oz) � . C)(-► Acquisition only L"1 Acquieition and development �" � Development oniy ) �J (Leave Block E blank) J(Complete all blocka) L (Leave Block G blank "C. SUHvfISSION �it� Initial application �� Bevision of previoualy approved application dated , 19 , for pnrpoee of: �� Change in amount or location of land �� Change in amount of relocation grant to be acquired � � Other (Spccijyj . � � Change in proposed uae � r� Change in propoeed development activitiea : �� Change in amount of project grant D. DFSCRIPTIQ`1 OF LAND TO BE ACQIIIRID AND OR DEVELOPID The land to be acquired and/or developed: 1. CAeck a ro riate 60: es)) Is Undeveloped Predominantly Developed (located in built-up , ( PP P ( �� nndeveloped �� portion of urban atea) ' 2, Ia sitnated in the nrban area known as the C'lty Of FTld12Y __ � and in tbe County of Anoka in the State of Minnesota ! Citry (if appiiea6lt), Coantr(ies), and State(s) 3. Is bounded as described in: � �it� If application covers acquisition, the ettached legal deecription�B�. �� If application eovcrs develop■ene only, legal deecription(e) submitted with application for grant for Project No. , spproved , 19 . ' � ' 1�2 4. Conaiate of appro:imately acres. - 6. (Co■ptete if appiica6le) Consiats of noncontignone parcels. 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QOI�I�d �'�II,L �0 �.LVWiJ,� 'H (�cJ}�ods) aidmce aa; asq; seaZ �� aidwts aa,� C� marnbov �a o.i. s�x:�xi 30 �ax,t •� , IJ � , ' , ' ' I� .3.B.p �y Z �� 00 � z$ i9 y8no�y� ' L saut7 fo rnS) ;aoo Zaa[oid i83a1 ;� a3�Ile� .T 1NflOWV 1d101 i� �� o xoiivsn�no •i saeodind otaaas io �tio;s[g � � eaoinosai Iain;sa ia�;o pas pasj ;o aoc3eeiaeaop C � eaeodind tsuot�uaioaa pas �isd � J ((ra)soq ajaiido�ddv ��ay�) �sn msoaoxa '.� •�e�.osauutW °.Cajpt.z3 �o s�iuzt� �C�.t� aq�. uiu�.i� pa�.��oT st �C�,zado.zd •sas�qd �CT.z�a�C ut paustidu�o��e aq IitM suot�.�eTj�e�.suI •sptq ant�z�.admo� o� uado aq iitM �.�aCo.zd •�.uau�dznbg pu� s�a.zd s�..zodg T�uoT�tpp� pu� ��.oZ �uiX.z�d `�ut�ua3 °�ut�.u�t7 ��aay sn�.�z�ddy °spuno.z� �tu�ta �o uot��n.z�.suo� `jtos au�. �o �uz.z�daad °�utpaaS `�uTp�.z� :pa.zano� �utaq s�ua�.z �utMOijo� au� q�tM MojTo� ItiM �ua�udoTanaQ •�aa� au�. .zo� asn �o .za�.ua� ut�uc au�. spunoa� �tu�Td pu� s�.aodg �z�.nEbd c{�ir► �.�aCoad �uo.z�,za��M ��o asn a�{� .zo� aq TIzM pu�T stu� �o ase�{�.znd aqy 53IJ.IAI,L7V �3�H0'L�A�Q �390dONd �0 tdOIJdI�I�Q 3�I�I8 '3 CI , , I ' ' ' ,� ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' CJ ' ' [� � ' ' � ' ' 2•II� 0'I' D :_�1+:3`'i':::�^L C�' �OI:S::?Vn`�'ICi� :1;�;.� ti � :?�C: ��i1C:1 ;;ID� �J4 C::t;T�. i(=�.i� :��ILDI�:;G � �, S^. prL`L, i[�,;;I�Clr� 55101 DAt)�J �C7.' �'n�'.��:5:�?� --'-f1G':UItiTl TC1� ��r• a ti on Fund Act ' c'U i< i L�aV� �L�.(:f: te received Priority ...�. °�-) �� Project numbe Land anci ��Jater Con•�� ✓-- • - Use this forr� for submission afe^Sdfor�uublic�outdoor�recreation�purposesnd waters or:�nterests in lands and w t P Thi.s form is not a project a�reer�er.t. It contains infor^�ation which 4rill be used by s�ate and federal agencies to evaluate the project for qualificatio:� and estab- lis?z.ment of project priority. Submit ori�inal and one copy to the State Lia.ison A�ency. 1 be�.r.�- unJer��'.�en, chec'.ti here [] Ifconcurrent develo:.,�i,°r� i� ,�____.-------_— -- S�TI01`; I _... 2. �;:;,,;, �.ND ADDR�SS OF POLITICaL su��LvISIO�a -. Z. CO[iNTY ' g�,�pCP�SIBLE FGR FROJEC^1 Anoka C3ty of Fri.dley 3� �, � �IT� Parks and Recreation Department Spring Lake Park Area 6431 University Avenue Northeast 'v,� r r Ll.::$CRIN1�Oli 0�� :�iiOcTr,C:'1 The purchase of this land will be foenter ofeuse forathef area:prDevel pmentawilllc sports and picnic grounds the main c Seedin Pre aring of the follow with the following items being covered: Grading,� htin gFencing, Parking Soil, Construction of Picnic Grounds, Apparatus Area, Lig g� Lot, and additional Sports Areas and Equdpinntearly phases111ProP�ptY is locatedtive bids. Installations will be accomplishe y within the.city limits of Fridley, Minnesota ; Duration of project Jan. fron 1967 to Jan. 1968 � (r.ot to exceed 50;'� ?� ,'� "dar�:e-and Title of indiridual havin� responsibility for the general supervision of.project . assistance requested Paul Brown, Director d R reation Department 1,000.00 � of total cost) $. I+ame a�d �ddress to appe�' on check City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Parks an ec - �. �r.,��s at� cc�T�'� '' T � IC,y�, _n• sub�nitting this Project Froposal, the �overnmental su'c�d�v- ision hereby acce�ts tne Ter;�s �e ��°,o�ect a�reement�for anytgran�t�aCa�' le3 unaerdthis H;a.zual,arhich will be a part of th � .. �� pl•ui�vc�ci_�. . � 1�• V�1�S�li�llinLiL':� � As tPe official desi�rated to seoneso t�u��e ses�of��herLardt� �S,uad�r1Corsertation for the local �overn��n�al subd�.n i I certify that no fir.ar�cial assistance has b�en given or p:oTi�ed un:�er an� Fund ;�ct. � to tne ro.osed project. The politica.l other feaeral program or activity with re�ard P F' subdivisior. responsibility ior ofethis�Jr ject�JeThehap:.lica.ntlwill not discriminate finance its sha-e of th.e costs P a�ainst any person on the basis of race.� c.olor, or inational ori�in in the u�e of �ny property or facility acqu�red or developed pursuant to this pr000sa?4 Pd Lha88�3,4P1y with the terrtis and intent of Title vI�afeaheursuantRto suchcactfby�he Secretary of t2�e -- (1g64), and of the re�ulations pro�ul� p Interior a:�d contained in 43 CFR 17• NA2�IE SIG`��mUF.� Homex Ankrum May 6, 1968 City Manager Instructions " � Attach:��ents ]�. Acqu�.sitior. project must be co;nplete witY, Attachr�ents r+-1� A-2, A-3• t be sub- A-4, A-5, A-5 and A-7 need nct be sub-�itted with the project proposal but Mus mitted durin� the course of execution of an ap�ro�red project and be:ore any_fur_ds are obli�ated. 2. Project proposals and recreation plaai.son �oency�ov2'he��oca3. LiaisonSA�ercyhwiil.be revie�•red and tran�:��tted' b;� the Loc� 1 Li � ln • local overn- transr�it ene (1) copy of any co;�pre?:ensive or recreation plan the apply' � � mental unit no�,r has in force to the State Liaison At encovernrr�ental unit apportion::er.t j, Project proposal� exceF•din� t�e individual local � may be submit�ed to establ�.sr a bac'�lo� o: aual.ified outdoor recreation projects, �•rhich w].11 be eVR]_t11�ea F:riC� CGY;oJ-�.�T'�� or•ac`i.on fro;:� fl:iU2'@ iUri(� appor�_on^�eT2t.�. AII:.i; .�C�'� FC�'�1 G:? 1 �:arch 1�)�•6 - . . .. � _-- _ ____ ,_� ,..�.�.�.:.�....,-.,.�....._._ '. , ' � .' � �So? ~ SEC1IGit II 1. Nature ar>d Extent of Use - A. For enti.re area in which aco,uisition� are to be 'r,iade: Area to be used as waterfront property for use by�Parks and Recreation Department for Aquatic Recreation. This is a complete area. B. For area to b� acquired: . Used as waterfront property for Aquatic Recreation purposes. . CH�CK Otf'r; � I:e�r Site � ;�ddition to existin� site . CGViR, ACR^�a ZPl 3. LOCriTIG�; County Anoka City Fridley, Minnesota Twp. RGe Sec._ . 2'�:lL AC R%S Tc� BE ACG�UIP.c�D 2 an acre ' A. Forest . . . . . . . . . B. F.o�k . . . . . . . . . . . . .D. Swamp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E. Grass. .X .F.tl�.�. � .��.r.e. . F',-Cropland...........G. 4la�er .............H. Other................................... t . ~. TOPCGi�:n'r'fIY, ACRES IPd 7. 1•;HT'r:R'r'f:O:+T FL'r�T Oi1 . ROAJl RCi+T, F'�;�'L' GN ' 962 Ft A. Gravel ............. A. Lake ..... .•... A. Flat..X..B. Hilly........ C. Rollin�.......... B. Stream ........ B. Paved �1000 Ft;,.,� , �.J ' ' � 1 � � � ' . PAP,C�,L:S TO B�: AC �UIt<ED PARCEL PtiJi•:BER Parcel No. 30 ACRES ��IE•iATED P�'Ut:B�R Or r.S�'Ii•L'aT�D VALUE BliILDIP;GS VALU� , .,.,., . For Concurrent F,cquisition and Development projec sub.missiorG . To+al. e�tirated acquisition value a Total es�imated develo�a�ent costs � - --- - - TO'TA:, � � TotaJ. a^�o;tnt of iederal �sistance Tf'C117�.Gtnrj, Source of remair_der of funds APPROX. riETHOD OF DAT:. OF ACG�UISITIOPd ACaUISITION as urc as ay TOT:�L '� ?.LTJE Use this Block if Acquisition Total estimated value a�� Amount of federal acquisition assistance requested [�7 l � 1.000.00 Source of remainder of funds City of Fridley - Parks and Recreation Budget SEC`rI0!`; III---a:T�C:i;:�!:��'S For aaditio�al ir.structior.s see Sta`e Guid�lir.e and tr,e.Bu:eau of Cutdoor Recreation Grants-�.n-iid :'anual. At�ach, by refererce r.t�,�ber, the rollo�ding supple:,er,tal do�u�:�ents ntcessary to �roc�ss tni.s �;cc_,is; tion ?ro�ec� :'z•o �osal: A-l. Pro�ect Jr.stifica�icn. (A) Description of how the proposed project wou?d help c�eet ��_.__._ priority needs of t�e cor,rr�unity, county and plannin� area. Indic«te how the nat- ural beauty of the area F�ill be preserved, protected and enhanced. (B) I*�dicate . other organizatior_s cor_sulted durzn� forTUlation of this proposal. (C) Plar_s for operations and naintenance. • `. � A�2., ..?•":aps and Charts. (A) SiMple plot or rr:ap sho�,�rin� the total area to be acquired and its relationship to the surroun�'ii�g area. Annotate any plans ior stree�s� water-- lines, se��ers, etc., to be located on or near the invol'v`ed '�rea.. (Key to shoVr lo- cation �•rithin state, county or city. )%Bi Description of any improvements on lar_ds to be acquired. (C) Description of all legal. ri�hts to be held by applicant an� any other person or organization. A-3. AE;ree,�,er.ts. Agreements or arran�e:�ents made with other organizations for par:ici- pating in the project, or in later operat�on and ra;.nteriance of the completed pro-- ject. Qnly a state,^:ent at this time. See A-�.� ' The items shot•rn beloi•r r.eed not be sub^�itted with the pro�ect pro�osal. However, � durin� the course of execution of ar. approv�d pro�ect, the applicatior_ should bn prepared to submit t_nem to the state f^r review, as follows: � A--4. Apprais�I reports ar.d other docur�entation of cos*. A-5. Satisfactory evidence af title (such as an opinion by the Sta�e Attorney Genera.l) for each parcel. � A-S. Five--year his*ory of cor,veyances for each parce? listed- in project proposal f na.;�e of pa:ties involvecl, dates� interest conveye3 and consideration). A--7. Contracts. A maintena:�ce agreen�er.t, a project a�reement and a�certified cop� of the resolution b;; �he local �o�:ernr„ental unit obli.gating furds for the project ar,d authoriz.i:,�* t'r.e local �overr.�r��r_tal un� t±o er.ter into a pro�ect agree:~ent� Mir.nesota Forn OR 1 �;��n i955 :- _� � — — -- c+--.�- — �.c.. coi.rF Rlw, 'o . 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IDIIITIFICATION OF APPLICANT AND CONTAGT PERSON �-��;:_ i HUD-6600 I (2-66) TO BE COMPLETED BY HUD OPEN-SPACE IAND PROJECT NUMBER DATE RECEIVED Legal name of Applicant: Person to whom inquiries about application shonld City of Fridley, Minnesota . b,e directed: Parks and Recreation Department N�1e� Paul Brown Mailing addtesa (Include ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fxidley, Minnesota_ 55421 Title: Director of Parks and Recreation Addtese (Inelude zrr cod�)� 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Telephone No.: 560-3450 Area Code: 612 B. PROPObF•D ACfIVITIES (Check appropriate boz) ( Acquisition only f Acquisition and development rX � Development only C�(Leave Block E blank) L�(Complete all blocka) L (Leave Block G blank) C. SUHvIISSION . �%� Initial application �� Revision of previovely approved applica'tion dated , 19 , for purpoee of: �� Change in amount or location of land �� Change in amount of relocation grant to be acquired � � Other (Specify) � � Change in proposed use • . r� Change in proposed development activitiea � . �� Change in amount of project grant D. DESCRIPTION OF LAND TO BE ACQIIIRED AND OR DEVELOPID � The land to be acquired and/or developed: . 1, (Cheek appropriaee 6o:(es)) Is. �%� Undeveloped �� P1edominantly '�� Developed (located in built-np nndeveloped portion of nrban area) 2. Ia sitnated in the nrban area tnown as the C1tY of Fridley "' ana in tbe County of ,Anoka in the State a£,Minne�ota..,,.._ _.:._, .:.._._�....,... . City (if app.liea6le), County(ies), and State(s) � S. Is bounded ae deecribed in: � r� If application covers acquisition, the attached legal dee¢ription(s�, •�,�- ••�- •- �� If application covers deveiop■ent only, legal description(e) eubmitted with application for grant for Project No, . approved , 19 . � 4. Conaieta of approzimately '� 1 3 acree. ,b. (Cowplete if npplica6ie) Consiets of noncontignoae parcels. 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PA:UL, �dI�;1�ti�sSCT�� J,i101 � ' ' IJ � I)a�e received � Px�iarity ��'x•oject ma�lb�r PnOJEC''i' P49PG;��1],__...U:;Vi�L'�i'Ai":;i�i I I � 1�znd ar_d ldater Conservation Ftind �1ct Qnl,y Use i;hi.s forcn for sub�iission of i_ndividual projects for acquiring lands and r!aters or interests in lar�ds and waters for public outdoor recreation purposes. This form is not a project agi•ee:�ent. It contains inforrnati�n whzch will be used by state and federal agencies to evaluate tne project for qualification and estab- lishment of project priority. Submit or.iginal and on� copy to the State Liaison Agency. If.�coi�current development is being undertaken, check here a ' 1. COUi1'�Y Anbka ' ' ' ' . PROJEC`i' TIT Altura Park Area SECTION I . rJ�,r,E Ht�D ADDR�:SS Or POLIIICAL SUBDIVISIOtV RESPONSIBLE 'r'OR PROJECT City of Fridley Parks and Recreation Department 6431 Univers�ty Avenue Northeast � Fridlev_ Minnesota 55421 ,` � �j; . n�.SCFlPrIO:�t GF PROJECT � ' . Development of a neighborhood park � Finish Grading -. Seeding and Preparing Soil. Construction of Ballfields, Apparatus Area, Hard Surface Courts, Ligh�ing, Fencing plus additional Sports Equipment and Apparatus. Project equipment open to competitive bids. Project will be accomplished in yearly phases. Stages being - Seeding, Con- struction, Installations and Landscaping. Altura Park Area is located within the City of Fridley - Carlson Summit Manor North Addition. Project commences January, 1967 -and will finish January 1972. ' S. tion of proj2ct . Federal assistance requested � 2�500.00 ' _ Jan. 1967 to Jan. 1972 _ (not to er.ceed 50;� %. Pdame and �itle of inclividual_ having responsibility for the general supervision of project ' Paul Brown, Director Parks and Recreation Department ' 9� �.'ER,�t�� AP•:D Ci,�P1DT`i'IGI�`S: isa.on hereby accepts Manual, w�iich Urill be '�ro_posal. �0. C��:t1IFTCE;TION J , ' of total cost) . Name and Address to appear on check � City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 In submitting th�.s Project Proposal, the governrnental subcii.v-� the Terms and Conditions set forth i.n the BOR Grants-ir_��:id a part of the Project a.greer.ient for any �r.ant a�rarded under this As the offici.al desi�nated to represent the local govern�nen�al subdivisi.on and act for the local govern.mental subdivis�.on for purposes or the Land and ,later Conservation Fund a.ct, I certify that no financial ass5stance has been given or proni_sed under any oth�r feder�l pro�rarn or activity with re�a�d to t'ne proposed project. The political subd�.vi.si.on i•eapons�_ble for the proposed project has the ability and intention to fi.nance i..ts share of the casts of this project. The applicant will not discriminate a�ainst any person on the ba.sis of race, color, or national o:igin in the use of any pr.operty or facility acquired or developed pursuant to this proposal, and shall comply with the terms and intent of T�tle VI of the Civil Ri�:ts Act of ]_964� P. L. 88-354 (Z964), and of th� re�ulations promul�ated pursuant to such act by the Secretary of the 7nterior. and contained in �+3 CF� 17. S.IG rd �lTii R.E �� . . PdAt•iE — � Homer Ankrum DATE � TITLE ._._ May 6, I968 City Manager nstructions 1. Acqu�.sition project must be• cemplete 4rith Attachments A-1, A--2, A-3. Atta.chments A-4, A-5, A-6 and A-7 need not be submitted with the project proposal but must; be sub- mi.tted duri*!� the cotzrse of execution of an approved project and befor.e ar.y funds are obli�ated. 2. F'roject proposal� and recreation plans of local �overnment�l subdivisions shall be revie�•red and trans:�itte�l by the Local Liaison f��:ncy. The Loc�ll Liaison A�;ency will transmit one (1) copy of any comprehensive or recreation plan the a�pl.yinG local �o��ern� mP+�t=�1 unit no�,� has in forr..e to the Sta.te I�i.ai.son Amency. j. Project pro�,osals exceedin� the indivi.daal local �overnmentai. unit ap�,orti.onment may be submi.tted to e.�tablish a backlo� of qu�lified outdoor recreation projects, �thich wil.]_ be ev�;luaY.ed ��r.rl can�:idereii for act� ur� from future funcl an,�orti.onments. 1•[It�1i:��G�'t�, F'0:';�4 G:: � t�:arc�� .9GE> �_ '� ',.:��._._:_�... _'.�...._'_...__—"_'._._.�.__'.__'___'___'_ • 1 � \ � ' ��' Y F � . __ SECTION II-- T� �� d U,'•I�';�.R � OF P?:OJ �;CTS ,�fJD ' 7c:ei:�ify the ph�se or ele:�ent �f the Deaelop,��ent; Project su��ested by t}ie line items. indicate udditioiial t� ea?tdo;�rr. of work Eiernents nec::�sary ar.d desirable to allocate work assi�nment� and costs. Date of r15TI�iATED �otal est�mated cost 5 5 000.00 '. Be�in Cor.l le COST Amount of Federal developr�ent n�`n�- tic�'n assistance requested $2,500.00 1 --�--- . , � ' � � � ' ' 1 ' 1 _ ..' � ' DEV�OP SI^1E PLAI�S & SPECIFICAmIONS A. B. DEV„LOP COP�STRUC� TIO:`d PLnPdS nND SPEC?FICt�TICi7S 72 I$2,100.00 PREPAR.E SITE UPdD�,�'4KE COIdi OTHER Source of remainder of funds: City of Fridley Funds - Parks and Recreation Budget FOR CONCL'R�EPiT ACr�UISITION hP�D DE'd�I,OP* 1iENT PROJECT SUB':•iI:i.`.`�IGP+S Total amount of Federal assist- Source of renainder of funds City of Fridley Funds - Parks and Recreation Budget SIZE IiV ACRES SIZE IP1 ACRr^.S OF AREA OF ENTIRE AREA TO BE DEVuI.OPLD OR PARK U1�iDER THIS PROPOSAL . A. Equipment 1 67 1 72 2 900 0 Land I Water I Land I �Jater B� .Z13 None .713 None SECTION I I I- AT`I'ACHi �ETITS For ac�ciitional instructioiis see State Guideline and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Grants�� n-Aid i•lamtal. � Attach, by reference number, the follo:rin� suppl.emental documents necessar3� to process this Developmer.t project Proposa?: D--1. Project P?_an ana Justification. (A) Description of ho��r the proposed project woulc� help meet ttie priority needs of thQ community, county and plannino area. (B) Sur.:mary of ��ea, its nature and relation of develou-�ent to the area. Indicate ho4� the naturM al. beuu�y of area rri.11 be er.harced, protected ar.d. preserved. (C) Descriptive o.ut- line of proposed accomplish!nents with funds requested. Indicate cont;en;pl.ated othEr uses of the area. (D) List of names of or�anizations.which will ur_derta'r.e the de- velopm�i.t and how this will be perforr�ed. (E) Ecor.omic feasibility. data, or otY:er ty,pes of data to indicate extent and kind o� use to be made of the completed area of facility. (F) Plans for operations and maintenance. D-2. t�iaps and Crarts. (A) Simp).e site plans or r;�aps showin� total area, in addition to a.r.ea to be developed, �!nnotate to sho��ti� plans for, or existin� stree�s, high�vays, waterli.res, sewers, ete., to be located on or r.ear the area. .(Key to a11oU: locatio:� wi.thin state, county or city).. Indica.te uses ncw made of the area by applica.nt or other a�encies or individuals. (B) Description of al.l le�al ri�hts to the area to be held by applicant and any other person or or�anization. D-3. A�reer�er�ts. Agreements or arrangemer.ts r�ade with otrer organizations for. part- icipating in project, including aperaticn and_ maintenance�of�completed facility. Only a statement at this time. See D-5. The terms shown below need not be sut�mitted 4rith the project proposal. Ho.•�ever, � ' duri.n� the course of execution of an approi*ed project, the applicant should be pre- pared to submit tzem to the state for review, as follo�:rs: D-1F. Plans. (A) Si{:e plan�, specifications and cost esti_mates. .(B) Construction ' plans, specifications and cos�;�estir:ates. These Must be submitted for review and approval before construct�on may proceed. - D--j. Contracts. Pertinent contracts, as specifically required by the hlinnesota , Department of Conservation includin� project and maintenance a�reeTents, and cer- tified copy of the resol.ut;.on by the �olitical. subdi_vision obli�ati.r.� funcls for the project and authorizing the localygovernment unit to er_ter into a project • a�ree7�ent. Mi.nt�e:�ota forrn OR 2 liarch 1.9r>� 1 � \� _. . --�`--_��•�v—"-- - Ci,�TV OF FRIDIEY `Y W . � _ "—. _ _" .... � �\\ — �l_ _ wo.. cawe..N i.�son I ��' t\� � -_ -� -- . 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IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICANT AND CONTACI' pERSON Legal nsme of Applicant: Person to whom inquiriea about application ehould ' City of Fridley, Minnesota be aile�tea: Parks and Recreation Department N�e� Paul Brown Tic1e: Director of Parks and Recreation ' Mailing addrese Addrese (Inelude (Include ZIP Code): ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast 6431 University Avenue Northeast ' Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Telephone No.: 560-3450 Area Code: 6t2 ' B. PROP06ED ACfIVITIES (Check appropriate 6oz) �� Acquisition only r' Acquieition and development (Leave Block E blank) L�(Complete all blocks) ' C. SU�fISSION ��(� Initial application �� Bevision of previousl a d f; � Development only �� (Leave Block G blarik) Y pptove application dated , 19 , for purpose of: ' �� Change in amount or location of land �� Change in amount of relocation grant to be acquired � � Other (Specify) � � Change in proposed uae ' r� Change in propoaed development activities • �� Change in amount of project grant ' D. DESCRIPTION OF I.AND TO BE ACgIIIRED AND OR DEVELOPID The land to be scquired and/or developed: 1 � .(CAeek approprtntt 6ox(cs)) Is �� Undeveloped �7C� predominantly Developed (located in bnilt-up ' _ undeveloped •�� portion of urban area) 2. Is aituatea in t� - b City of Fridley • e nr sn area tnown as• the ' , and in tbe __ County of Anoka in the State of Minnesota Citsy (if applica6le), Couniy(ies), and State(s) � � 3, Ie bounded as deecribed in: r� If application covers acquisition, t6e attached legal deseription(e), �� If application tove�s developrent only, legal deeeription�e� submitted with appliCation 1or gTSnt �or Project No. 4. Consiate of approzimately . aPProved _ 104.0 acrea. 6. 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P�1�JL S I�� 1 i;;� �,;�� f� »101. � , , � � ; �� , i t.�- _ , � Da�e received � F'ric�rity ��'i•oject nu��oer PilUJ��Cl YF;OP:��:.r?L----lli�V:,li,C�?i�i�i�i^ I I I Land ancl l�Jater Conservati.on Fur.d Act Onl,y � Use this for•cii for submission of individual projects for acquiring lands a�d r��atei•s or interests in �.z3.r_ds and �raters for public outdoor recrea.tion purposes. This form is not a project a�reement; It contains iniorrr.ation which will be used by state and federal agencies to evaluate the project for qualification and estab- lishment of project priority. Submit or.i�inal and one copy to the Sta.�e Liaison Agency. � -_If.�coucurrent development is being undertaken, check here Q r1. COUi�'TY Anoka ' 3. PRCJr CT TITI,E � Locke Park ' ' 1 ' ' ' � ' ' ' ' .' SECTION I . r�Hr�E AP�D ADDRL:SS Or POLITICAL SUBDIVISION RESPONSIBLE FOR PRGJECT City of Fridley � Parks and Recreation Department 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 . DESCRIPl'IUrt CF FROJECT -- Development of a City Wide Park , Finish Grading, Seeding and Preparing Soil, Construction of Picnic Grounds, Archery Range, Ballfields, Apparatus Area, Lighting, Fencing plus additional Sports Equipment and Apparatus. Locke Park is located witha.n the City of Fridley - Section 11, Parcel 6900,8400,9000, Section 12,Parcel 6300. Pro- ject commences January 1967 and will finish January 1972. Project equipment open to competitive bids. Project will be accomplished in yearly phases. Stages being -. Seeding, Construction, Installations and Landscaping. ration oF project Jan. 1967 to Jan. 1972 . r'ederal assistance requested � 4,000.00 (r_ot to exceed � . Name and Title of individual having responsibility for the general supervision of project� Paul Brown, Director Parks and Recreation Department � of total cost) . Name and Address to appear on check City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 90 TyR,iS tir�� CC�T1I)I�1'IGT�S: In submitting th3.s Project Proposal, the governmental subd3.v-- isa.on hereby accepts the Terns and Conditions set forth in the �OR Grants�i.r_-Aid Manual, �rhi.ch orill be a part of the Project a�reement for any �rant aYrarded under thi� ��_ror�osaa.. 10. CER^1 T_'I:Ct'tTlON —" As the offici.al desa.�nated to re�;: esent the local governr.�ental subdi.vision and act for the l.ocaJ_ governmer.tal subdivision for purposes of the Land ar.� :Tater Conservation . Fund Act, I certi_fy that no finar.cial assi.stance has been �iven or pronised under any oti►er federal pro�ram or activa�ty with re�;a:: d to the proposed project e The poli.tical � subdivisi.on responss.ble for the .proposeci project has the abi.lity' and ir.tention to finance i.ts share of the costs of this project. The applicant will not discrimirate � a�ainst a.ny perso:: ori the ba.sis of race, color, or national O:^].�lll in the use of any property or facil.ity acquired or deveJ_oped plxsuant to this proposal, and :;hall comply w3.th the terms and int�nt of Title VI of the Civa.l Ri�:.ts Act of 1964, P. L. 88-354 (1g61�), and of the regulations proraul.gated pursuant to such act by the Secretary of the Inierior and contai.ned in 1+3 CFR 17. � SIGA;r.TUF?E � .PlAt•iE � �' `.. DATE May 6, 1968 Instructions 7.'ITLE . Homex Ankxum City Manager 1.. Acqu�_sition project must be• ccm_�l.ete 4�ith Attachments A-1, A--2, A-3. Attach�nents A-i+, A-j, A--6 a.nd A-7 need not be submitted with the pr�ject pro�osal. bu.t must be sub- mitted durir� the course of execution of ar. zpproved project und before any funds are obli�at.ed. 2. Project pronosa.l.s and recreati.on plans o�' local govern�;,enta]_ suLdi��isi.ons shall be reviewed and trans�itted by the Local Liai_son �.��:ncy. The Loc<�l Liaison ��ency wi.11 � trarlsmit or�e (�) copy of any conprehensive or recreation plan the a?�plyir..� local govern- m�n±�? i•n� t n�� has in forc.e to the .",tate Li��i.son �,�ency. 3.. �'roject proposa.ls exceedin� the indiviclual. local �overnmental unit apportionment may be submi.tted to establish a b�3c.klo� of qual.i.fied outdoor recreation projects, 4�l;ich t�i.1.1 be eva].uated ar.d considered for action from future fund a;>vortionraents. T�III�;i;f�S011', t�C;�;r�i GR =' ?�iar•r.ti l.�u i �_ ,� _ . �. , . 4, � .' ` r` , � ' �— m :r : t.: ;;� - -- -- _ _- - � � _ TF�PUL �,R Si1;•P��ARY E? i�D , Ide,iti fy the pliase ur ele;�el�t of the Develop:-;�ent Project su��e� ted by the line iterr;s. Iridicai;e auditior�al ti_•eai;do�:;n of work el�meni:s nece�sai•y ar.d desirable to alloca;.e ttork assi�nments and costs. Date of ESTIPiAT�,D Tutal est_mated cost �8,000.00 '_ ' B�?in Co.r��le CGST Amount of Federal develogr.lent n i7i m t i. c,-r. � assistance requested $4,000.00 DEV�OP SI^1E PI,aTiS & SPECIFICA'�'IOI�S A. B. DFV�,LOP COidSTRliCt TIO`i PLAr�S hlvD ' PR�PriR.E SITE � . p, Landsca in �. `' UPJD�RT_�KE COI�I•= STRU�C`rICN - A. B. ' OT:�iR ■ p. Equipment , , ' ' . ' ' _ � . Source of remainder of funds: City of Fridley Funds - Parks and Recreation Budget FOR CCidCUR:iEf.i AC�r�UISITIOPd APlD DEV�,OP* t•iENT PRCJECT SUBi-IISSICP+S � Total amount of Federal assist- i/6� i/�a �i. 000. oo �,,,,.o ..�,,,,..,....., 67 Source of rer�ainder of funds . City of Fridley Funds - Parks and 72 $5,000.00 Recreation Budget ,000. IOI� SIZE IN ACRES OF ENTIRE AREA OR PARK SI7,E IN ACRES OF pRF,A TO BE DEVLI.OPi,D UNDER 1HI5 PROPOSAL Land �•Jater I I,and t�/ater 104.0 iceCreek;104 0 RiceCreek - ATTACH"^�P1TS r�or add�tional �r.structions see State Guideline and the Bureau of Outdoor Grants-in-Aid tlanual. Recreation Attach, by reference number, the follo�,;ing supplemen�al documer,ts necessa?^� to process th.is Develo�,mer:t project Proposal: D-1. Project P1an and Justification. (A) D�scription of ho4� the proposed project �rould help meet the priority needs of the co;-r�rnuni.ty, county ancl plannino area. of az•ea, its nature zr.d relation of develo ent to the area. (�, S��y al beauty of a;ea ��i11 be enhanced, protec ted and reserved, Indicate how the natur- l�ne of ro osQd acce,�; p �C) Descriptive out- P P plishments 4rith funds requested. Indicate contempl.ated other uses of the area. (D) List of names of or�anizations which will underta'•ce the d�- velop��lent anu ho�r this �rill be perforcied. (E) Ecor.emic . feasibil.ity data, or other types of data to indicate extent and kind of use to be macie of the completed area of facility. (F) Plans ior operations and maintenance. D-2. t•laps and Charts. (A) Simple site plans or maps showing total area,�in addition to area to be developed, Annotate to shor�r plans for� or existinJ str.ee��, h?�h4�ay-s, water.lines, seu;ers, ete., to be Iocated on or r.ear the area. (F{�ey to al_].00r location within state, county or city)e Indica:te uses now made of the'area by applicarit or other a�encies or.individuals. (B) Descri.ption o� al.l legal r.i.�hts to the a�ea to be held by applicant and any other person or organi.zation. �--3. Agree��er�ts. Agreeraents or arranoe:nents r�a.de with other oroanizations for pari- icipatin� in project, including operati�n and maintenance.of-compl_eted facility.- Only a stater;,ent at this time. See D-5. The terrns sho�,rn bel o�J� need not be su�,mitted rrith the project proposal. However, ' during the course of execution of an a roved pared to submit tzem to the state for revi�e�,r, as�follo�•rshe applicant should be pre- D-4. P1aiLS. (A) Site plan�, specificatior,s and cost estimates. •�plans, specificatio�s and cost�esti^�ates. These must be submitted(for reviewuancion approval before construction r.;ay proceed. . ll-5.. Contracts. Pertinent.contracts, as specifically required by the I�;innesota Uepartrnent cf Conservation includin� project and mainter.ance a�ree;r;er.ts, and cer- tified copy of tr,e resolution by the political sixbdivision obligatir.g funds for the project and authorizing the local government unit to er_ter into a project a�reement. l�inne�ota for�n OR ?._ ?;��rch ] 965 - ,—__-_ --__-_.,_�_, 0 ' r`%� I \ 2 3 . . � 110 i 4 S • G �_—_— -i�.�",.._ .��.:, �.. ... ' . . 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C -`;° � --� _-:�= �.. _.. __ ... �.��^ � .�.�, _f �� . 41 � . .._� __ _ � , _ � . � . .,... �.......,...._ a�._.. _ -�-_�: . -at- _� , - � p'�`� t .> � ' , �_:, � _ - _ :.t_ ' . S s . ' ' � � i. �� Form approved HUD-6600 Budget Bureau No. 63-R1042.1 (2=66) DEPARTh1QVT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT TO BE COd1PLETED BY HUD ' OPEN-SYACE LAND PROGRAM OPEN-SPACE LAND PROJECT NUMBER I APPLICATION FOR GRANT TO ACQUIRE AyD/OR DEVELOP LAND FOR OPEN-SPACE PURPOSES , (Title YII, Housing Act of 1961, As Amended) onTe RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS: Prepare originai and 4 eonfor�ned copies for NUD. Place original � ' and 2 copies in Binder No. 1, copy in Binder No. 2 and 3. A. IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICANT AND CONTACf PERSON Legal name of Applicant: Peraon to whom inquiriea about application ahonld , City of Fridley, Minnesota be directed: Parks and Recreation Department xame: Paul Brown Tit1e: Director of Parks and Recreation , Mailing address Address (Inelude : (Include ZIP Code): ZIP Code): 6431 University Avenue Northeast 6431 University Avenue Northeast , Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Fridley; Minnesota 55421 Telephone No.: 560-3450 Area Code: 612 , B. PI20POSED ACl'IVITIES (Check appropriate 6oz) , r� Acquisition ouly f Acquisition and development Development oniy L (Leave Block E blank) L�(Complete all blocka) �X �(Leave Block G blant) ' C. SUBMISSION �J� Initial application �� Reviaion of previously approved application dated , 19 � for purpose of: ' �� Change in amouut or location of land �� Change in amount of relocation grant to be acquired � � Other (Specify) � � � Change in propoaed uae � � ' r� Change in proposed development activitiee - �� Change in amount of project grant ' D. DFSCRIPTIQN OF LAND TO BE ACQIIIRED AND OR DEVEIAPID The land to be. acquired and�or developed: , •' , 1, (�heck appropriate 6os(es)) Is �� Undeveloped �X� Predominantly Developed (located in bnilt-ng nndeveloped �� portion of urban area) 2. Ie aituated ie the nrban area known as the _�lty of Fridley �__T.____ _�. . - ana in �he __ County._of Anoka in the State of Minnesota Cit'y (if appliea6le), County(ies), and State(s) 3. Is bounded as deecribed in: . 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Submit or.i�inal and one copy to the State Liaison A�ency. If.coitcurrent development is being undertaken� cneck here � , 1. COUt1TY Anoka � ' ' .� ' ' , ' � ' 1� 3. PROJEv�l� i 7:^t LL Summit Park Area �' _L-�^ SECTION I - 2. PlMP�tE AP•:U ADDRc:SS 0� POLI'�'ICaL SUBDIVISIOi1 RESPONSIBLE rOR PFG`JECT City of Fridley � 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 . L..�,�r,irrl�r� vr rxlkJ��'1' _ _ � Development of a neighborhood park - Finish Grading - Seeding and Preparing Soil. Construction of Ballfields,.Apparatus Area, Hard Surface Courts, Lighting, Fencing plus additional Sports Equipment and Apparatus. Project equipment open to competi- tive bids._ Project will be accomplished in yearly phases. Stages being - Seeding, Construction, Installations and Landscaping. Summit Park Area is located within the City of Fridley - Carlson Summit Manor South Addition. Project commences January 1967 and will finish January 1972. . ration of project Jan. 1967 to Jan. 1972 . r'ederal assistance requested � 1,500.00 - � (not to exceed SCY,a C . Na:�1e and Title of individual having responsibility for the general supervision of project Paul Brown, Director Parks and Recreation Department Of total Cos�) 8. Name and Address to ap:ear on check City of Fridley 6431.University Avenue Northeast • � Fridley, Minnesota 55421 g. 7.'ER:�IS AT,� C�iJDITIG�;S: Xn submittin� th�.s Project Proposal, the governmental subdiv-� ision h�reby accepts the Terms and Conditions set forth in the EOR Grants--in-»Aid t��anua�., rrhich 4rill �e a part of the Project a.gree�ent for any �rant awarded under this �_T'O�OSc'i.�. e 10. Cr;R7'I'r'TCt�T70i1 - , 'As the offic�.al desi�naied to r�present the local governmental subdi.vision a.nd act for the local �overn-aental subelivision for purposes of the Land ar.1 ;�later Conservation Fund Act, 7. certi.fy that no fi::anci.al assi.stance has been given or pro�:i_sed under any � othez• federa7. pro�ra� or activ�ty with re�a�•d to the proposed project. The political �ubd:_v�sion respons;ble for the proposed pr.oject has the abi_lity•and int�ntion to � fi.nanr,e i.ts share of the costs of this project. The applicant will not discrirr;irate against a.ny �erson on the basis of race, co�.or, or national o:�igin in the use of�any property or facility acquired or cleveloped pursuant to this proposal, and shall coxiply with the terms and intent of Title VI of the Civi1 RiU:�ts Act of 1964, P. L. $$..354 (1g64), �nd of the re�ulations pro�iil�ated pursuant to such act by tiie Secre±ary of the Interi.or. a:�d contained in 43 CFR 17. 6IGt�R"t'U�2F:� �� . ,NATiE �'"' Homer Ankrum DATE � TITI.�: �- May 6, 1.968 Instruct�ons City Manager 1. Acou�_si_t? on project must be- ccmplete r�ith Atta.cY:ments A-1, A-2, ' A-3. Att�.ch:�ents A-jt, A-j, �-5 and A--7 need not be submi.tted with the project pro.�osa� but r�ust be sub- m�.tted durir� the couY•se of execution of ar. approved proje.�± and befo;e ar.f fu:.ds are ohli�ated. 2. Prc�ject propo�al.s ar.d. recreation plar.s �f local �overn�;enta]_ subdivisians shal.l be revie��ed and trans;n; tted by the Local Liaison A�.;ncy. The Loc��I Liaison ��enc;� Hrill transmit one (1) cony of uny conprehensive or recre�,tion plan the ar.��]_yin� local govern- mental. unit noar has� � n forr,e to the State Liaison A�;ency. 3. F'roject propos?ls exceedin� the individua.l local �;overnm�:ntal i.lTllt apnortionment mzy be sub�i.ti;ed to esta'oli_sh a bac}:lo� of qualified outdo�r recreation project�, r�hich wi.11 be eva].uated �+nd con�.ider��d fcr actioti fr•om future fund �.�,�oi•ti.onnents. MII•+i:F:�.:Oi i; FG:J�; U:< < t:arch 19�G . r__- _ _ __ �._ . _. _.. ___..___, : .1 .____ . _ ; � , . � /• f '. ` •' r---_ _ ' � � , -, - - -- -�--- '. t .�. f � . _ I -'1':{BUL:1k Jtiii!:�,RX 0�' PF:OJr,CT."• f1tiD CO5 IdcntS.fy the pha;;e or elerient of tiie Develap:;�enL F'roject su��ested by the line i.ter:s. Indicate udditional �;_ eakdo�,�n of woric eierrents nec�ssary and desira'ol� to allocaLe rrork assi�-nments ancl costs. Date of ESTIrIATFD Total est; t DEi1i%LOP SI1� PL,�,I�;S & SPF.CIFICA;.'IOI`."a A. DEVELOP C�PiSTRUCR TIO:f PLtir�S hPdJ SPECIr ICt�TICt15 A. FtE S IT'�. aration UPID:;:�T4f:E COId•: _ _ . _._ _,. ... 1/67 � 1 � �r�a ed cost 3, 000. 0 le COST Amount of Federal development assistance requested $1,500.00 Source'of remainder of funds: City of Fridley Funds - Parks and Recreation Budget FOR CCNCliR:<Er�T AC �UISITIGIJ AI�'D D�U�I,OP* 1•i�NT PROJECT SUB."•fISSIGP+S Total anount of Federal assist- Source of remainder of funds City of Fridley Funds - Parks and Recreation Budget .1 111 1 ' . �� SIZE TN ACRES OT:I�R SIZE IPJ ACRES OF AR�.; OF �;NTIRE ARr,A TO BE DEV�LOP�.D OR PARK Ulv'DER �HIS PROPCSAL , A. Eauipment 1/67 1/72 2,250.00 � �' 1.0 Od N�oneer 1 030 �ater one � S�;CTION III - AT`I'ACH��IENTS For addit�onal instruct;ions see State Guicieline and the Bureau of Qntdoor Recreation Grants�-in--Aid i�la.nual e ' . Attach, by reference nwnber, the fol].o��ring suppl.emental documer�ts necessary to process this Developmer.t project Proposal: D-�. Project Plan and Justifzcation. (A) Description of how the proposed project c��ould help r�eet the priori�y needs of the commuiiity, county and plannino area. (B) Su:.mary of area, its nature and re.lation of decelo��m�nt to the area. Indicate how the natur- al. beauty of a.rea c��ill be enhar.ced, protected ar.d preserved. (C) Descriptive out- line of proposed accemplisr,TMents ari th func3s reques�ed. Indicate conten;pl.ated other uses of the area. (D) List of r:ames of orga.ni.zations which ��ill undertake the de-- velo�,�ent ar,d how this will be per� orr�ed. (E) Ecor.omic feasibzl.ity dat�:, or ott:er types of data to indicate extent and kind of use to be made of the cort�pleted area of facility. (F) Plans for operati.ons and maintenarce. D-2o t�,aps and CY!arts. (A) Simple si.te plans or rr�aps sho�•�i,n� total area, in addition to area to be deveJ_oped, Annotate to sho4: plans for, or existin� stree�s, hz�hways, waterlines, se�rers, ete., to be located on or r.ear the area. (Key to a11o4� locatior� within state, county or city�, Indica.te uses ncw made of tne area by appl.ica.nt or other a�enc�.es or. individuals. (F3) Description. o� a1.1 le�al ri.�hts to the area to be held by app]_icant and an;� other person or organi.zatiano D~3• A�r'eer,ter�ts. Agreea:,ents or arran�ernents made with ot'r.er oroar�iza.tion.� for part� icipatin� in project, i.ncludin� operati.on ar.d. maintenance of cornpleted facil_ity. Only a statement at th�.s time. See D-5. , 1^he terms shc;•rn bel o�•i need not be submitted w�_th the project proposal. Hawever, durin� the course of execution of ar. approJed project, the applicant s!�oul.d be pre-- pared to submit tzem to the state for revie�•r, as follo:•�s: D-�+. Plans. (A) Site plan�, specifications and cost estimates. (�3) Construction plans, specifications and cost esti�:ates. These must be subr�itted for revier; and approval before construction r�ay proceed. D-5. Contracts. 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M _. .� _.... �..� . _.,. - TI� ��, � Y � _� _ 'Y •." ..... �.... �......_ .._._.� =Y� s"Y�tlf, � f .i �:.,. � c,.; i � ' ' � � , , � MEMO T0: MEMO FROM: MEMO DATE: ME�IO NUMBER : Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant April 29, 1968 E 20-68-�16 � RE: Street dedication for Anna Street: The West 25 Feet of Lot l, Block 1, Hayes River Lots, Anoka County I have met and nogatiated with Mrs. Rose Hayes ' (owner) and her attorney,�Mr. Giancola, for the acquisition o� this parcel for street and utilities. Mrs. Hayes did sign an agreement allowing the City ' or its contractor to enter and place the water and sewer in the pxoposed easement, we since have had an appraiser make an a�praisal of the property: the appraisal indicates ' � no damage and in fact it actually will serve the property with utilities and street access, however the appraisor indicates a token o£fer of $150.00. The �150.00 offer ' was niade to P�irs. Hayes which her attorney turned down and when aslced to give us a counter offer, a$500.00 figure was submitted. •. ' ' ' ' � ' ' �� I feel that the $500.00 figure is too much, howevex, we k�ow that to go to condemnation it would cost the City much more than $500.00 just for commissioners and court costs, thereby, running the risk of having a chance of having the figure raised to $1000.00 or perhaps more. Based on these facts I feel ihe Council should give this $500.00 figure.some strong consideration. This street is part of the St. 1968-1B program and this e�asement has to be processed prior to that construction commencing; therefore, time eould be of some concern. ._ _ . �_ _--- - " J �,�: � � � � , -�1;,_ A En.gineering Assistant c� `� ' � u � . ' JOSEPH E. WARGO PETER BARNA ROBERT GUZY ROBERT C. HYNES G. D. GIANCOLA LAW OFFICES WARt�O & BA�fVA 3700 CENTRAL AV�. N.E. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55421 April 26, 1968 , Mro D�rrell Clark c�o Fridley City offices 6431 University Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesota 55421 �. Rc: Street easement for S;o 1968-IB , The V1/est 25 feet of Lot I, Block I, Hayes River Lots, Anoka C�unty �� ' Dear Mr, Clark : Phone: 788-1644 With reference to your recent letter, I. have gone over this matter with my client, Mrs, Hayes, and from every indicationy it wouid appeat^ that a reasonable settiement of this matter would be in the amount of $5000000 1 Therefore, if the City of Fridley feels that this is reasonab�e, I am sure that we could sit down and get all the ne�essary . documents draw�, c��_ ;j , 20 , r �;` .�- �., , sti�.- �, � �' �, , � � � . / ` • � ' , '� . , /rz�F,�r;-o'e�f S�fcb/ Disr.,.. .: . ,-1 . I � , ' ' C;' � . � � � � (is� � � � I i— � , r ' • ' i.�� q � '� I . � �� . N � ; �� ;�.� � •� N�W. 6�� C. /. P. WATER <<` P� _._J � w ;, • � NEbY 8 V. C. P. 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FC '� y � � � � � �� N � O � :� C ro �r£. � � �� K x ro � c � rr-� o d n t� qo � � E 7y O Cr! � � � � � �. � � � r � ro N �� V O . �°�� z o c� w �i � t� � .v o a ^' y�r a � � �H ro `" �z� � � xoo c o =� � f-+ � z � �� ----___. � v, w w t-i r � C tn �H� v� �° �°z� � � ''�� . _ 2�� c�. <, ro ti ►� n � W � r-�� i- O " O � x ( � � � - ------�� r� N . [rorJ ,� � "' ` o �z��. . i x o � � ro ��; r. �-� ' ' ' � , �� ' � ' ' , � ' DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING CITY OF FRIDLEY 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 May 6, 1968 Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 RE: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-I.� and MtJNICIPAL STATE AID STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-2A Gentlemen: The bid abstract for the above referenced project has been exa- mined by me, and i find the lowest bid submitted was the bid of Arcon Construction Company, Incorporated in the total lump sum bid of $146,661.64. The second bid was the bid of Hennepin Black Topping Company, Incorporated in the amount of $161,948.31. The.third bid was the bid of C. S. McCrossan, Incorporated in the amount of $162,139.67. The following is a tabulation of costs for comparison with the lowest Lump Sum Bid and the preliminary report estimate. Estimated costs from the preliminary reports for streets in this project Improvement Cost Less Engineering, Fiscal and Administra- tive Costs (20%) Estimated Construction Cost Lowest Lump Sum Bid (Arcon Const. Co.) $213,860.00 35,642.89_ $178,217.11 146,661.64 ' ' Approximate Difference � 31,555.47 The above tabulation of costs shows that the low bid of Arcon 1 Construction Company, Incorporated is well within the estimated fi- gures presented in the preiiminary report. � If it is the Council's determination to order this improvement, � I recommend the Contract be awarded to Arcon Construction Company, Incorporated in the amount of their bid. L_J � � NQ: ik Very truly yours, �,� it.�--Ll-(.l �,c..v Lj'� V1, NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer L-`l's- . . � /'l ) ,,,�vi,.- ,- �'�;, lS%�,- t� � � � �� >" STREET� INIPROVEi��ENT PROJECT ,� � ��"'v , ST. 1968-1A � 1968-2A �� ;,,, C�� • ��` �� FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA � - ' ' � PLANHOLDER Bids Opened on May 1, 1968 at 10;30 A.1�7. Alexander Const. Co. '/ 4641 Hiawatha Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. , Arnold Beckman Contracto �9646 Humboldt Avenue S. Minneapolis, Minn. 55431 � ' �� , Victor Cari.son f, Sons, 2246 Edgewood Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55426 Concrete Specialties, 508 Third St. S.E. Osseo, Mi-nn. 55369 Jay W. Craig Company 650 Emerson Avenue No. Cambridge, Minn. Dunkley Surfacing Co. � 3756 Grand St. N.E. Minrieapolis, Minn. , Hardrives, Inc,. � P.O. Box 579 , St. Cloud, Minn. � 'q / � � BID DEPOSIT N� /vL� � � I c . �� t' � , � ; lt-N, , ��j 9�c; �r � � /N�✓s r�� - I n�c . �� '`�� % ��cc.�^ ? . � � �� . .� � .� /1- :'� 2�'1�L—� 5 6 3 O 1 ` S-T - Q`�^`-� %`u'c � , � n<4z,�...� � c� - BASE BID / ? �---� �� % � 3�,3 . /7 �, (��--tY . ��---�' � l 7�, v�v.�: � � j� s , 7 4-5�- �y- COMPLETION DATE �s �z�:� �� /S � / �b �' S .� rf, / S � �� j , / �6.c�'- . i i W. Hodgman �, Sons, Inc.� � ` Fairmont, Minn. /1 /�� 56031 � N � � ; � + � 1 ; . C.S. McCrossan, Inc. ' S �� '~�� • ^ � �� { Box 322, Route #2 � . ��''� � i6.Y j3 �� 7 t ' Osseo, Minn. l�t� �� f� � _ �/ i �- s-u � � _ l�"`�, ��l , ---_ ��_,_.____ _�._.�._,....�..._ _� _.___----_.�------ -�____.__._^�A_ _ - --� .. : � , " � �� j� . � ��'� .�� ' ST . 19 6 8- lA �'` �-,.,,� ..-� v- �T . 19.6 8. :2A . . , �%..� � ,,, . • - - , . . `..`�� ---� 1��,,.,-�'� : � � � f � �� -� ,.� 1 �—�- " Bid Opening 1�1ay 1, 1968 at 10:30 A.M. �� Page 2�'�'1=� . '� ' _-. .�. .�__--- __..__-____ • , . PLANHOLDER �Y , Park Construction Co. , , 51 - 37th Avenue N.E. �Fridley, Minn. 55421 _ BID DEPOSIT �'� �y r�-�� < i - �cc,( -�- G��.� �.,v.,.�_ � ' Hennepin Black Topping C., Ir�c. P. 0. 2 6 7 5 � 5�1� f�-� ��e ' New Brighton, Minn. � �'• s.,��t 4 � �t� �� G� ile � Nelson Const. Co. � �8464 Center Drive N,E. � �... ' Spring Lake Park . � � Minnesota 55432 � ' Arcon Cons t . Co . , Inc . 1 �� . . Mora, Minnesota � � . �'�y` - � - � �., ' ' , , . . ' , ' . � e'--.. . _ . 1 1 . � �-��L �� ,�t . eG 1 � � . 0 BASE BID COMPLETION DATE � _ ___ _ „, - - ��,.�..,� . /�� .� � f � �T' ��y�'� ��tS_ ;�-S ,� c`�'-- � � � / , % 4- �' � �� f'i�-1 P� s A t� v �-�--� � tg.- � . L.-C/ . � y- . �� j� ,s� � / �� i � i � . � . , � • � • _ � • � � . - � -- � + i • ; -._- �� ' b � ' �r-I O Qi V '� � w_ a�.,�.0 z �a w a, �-+ 1 U � W H � � P H U , � � .,a H � O ' C7 � � a�.i H H � •U W a o , O . . 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S, /�<< � o:�;�•��t.< �i 3, 33�,.<< � v,ll�! r� �? 7�1� �71 ?%�� , ��> c�,i�< ��., •� �,s�, Minneapolis, Minn. b,�;�5 �__ ____ 5 S 4 0 8 �. ID,W, Harstad Company >'% ��-�( /><��.� 7101 Highway #65 ,�4� �- �14,z�; � 7' ' Fridley, Minn. 55432 �' � 1 ��, �' �i7. i� �' 3, "7� ,<<� � jps _ ; ,, �.�_,�,, e��t � � ]��n ��-/1�3 <<, � � ' y `. `I /�'il ys, � Ryd Construction Co. ��.1>:-�`��._�' , 4220 Central Avenue N �, ; ;�«� �, � . �� Minneapolis, blinn. G« «,�rf�% ��, S l-5:�� s �� $ 3L5 �•z� g?��i.�,: � c.. 55421 . �-� : % � � v ►�-�� S . Berglund-Johnson Inc. ;�, /y�� ,�,�,.,, — � - -- P. 0. Box D � � �~ 351 Second St. 5'` �''�`` f-"-` � � l4� 1°is": ti�: 3 C 3 �. �.v �,.�: 7�-. ��( tri � � C�i-t-s Excelsior, Niinn. � �� G�-« 5 S 3 31 p�-�. S. R. F. Panek Cons t. Co . —' --��--- 510 13th Ave. N.E. � � New Brighton, Minn. � ��---�- . 55112 • . Karl Dedolph Const.0 , c� J;�� %�,ti . ---- 771 W. 7th Street �: _ �• ,.r.ti�.�� ,�� > � I/ ..a � , � `�-�� : `'' � y �,%r Z � J Ls � � � � >—�-� _ � ,. St. Paul, Minn. SS10 c.�.� `�� -< � - : �dYS. Drew Scherer 6525 2nd St. N.E. " F � Fridley, 1�1inn. 5543 �;�� , � �r � ' ,.t , � I: . Zuehlke Const. Co". ' � 6495 Pierce St. �� j�-�� /�, 11'a`.� � �� v r�` Fridley, Minn. 5542 �jS t� '� 3�Y � ��'��5�`-� c;a� ��d-�S - � . S�l , j�i �'` r` -- . - - , Unsco Co., Inc. ` -��' 330 7 Highiy�ay # 100 No t.h _ � /3; 5�� , � �-=� 1s �� 3� � ��• � • i�� Minneapolis, l��inn�. �"''��Y�,`Y":'� . 55422 ':�;��; ��- D.��S - I ' ' ,� � ' , '� ' '- ' � ' �. r � . �.." ;.. ' . /\ n C ):J �/� � I I�(.,l/L��'�� C �� vi � -� � :�-� � `1 1/? n;—i. c. ti�.,_ , v POLICE QUARTERS RE1�10DELING �',�� /�,� ./ �� '� `� � ✓�� . (,j� Bid Opening: �pril 24, 1968-10:30 :� .' 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Base Bid Alt. #1 Alt. #2 Date � � Beldon Porter Company � 315 Royalston Ave. N. � , Minneapolis, Minn. u �Bostrom Sheet Metal Works I�cf�c�� 785 Curfew ;,� ;� ; _ ' j �-; �� (. � St. Paul, Minn. ~�� ' '�� C` Commercial Air Conditioning, Tnc. 81T Park Avenue Minneapolis, i�Iinn. � �G � �� . }� ��_�(�-� (- �/ �� ` " � r j � C � ------ , �-� �Como Specialty Company "/ �'""� �--� 1��= , 1608 Como Avenue �` St. Paul, Minnesota �'� �"`c�f�i S� 7,�s? �`'' �' �� Ci �" ' ��` Lr. �/ S 2S_. �l� �,;�{ _ C"� • _.: Hoglund Heating Company 7420 tiVest Lake Minneapolis, Minn. �J� ' I Northwest Co . of St , Paul ,J�' ��,,`Sr , 1373 Selby Avenue �/`'.�'� , , St. Paul, Minn. 55104 �� %�'-<<�t- .� C�rr �'� ' �� _ � Refrigeration Engineering �._.,- `� �1020 W. 27th Street Minneapolis, Minn. 3� , . �-�;�,, �� _ �-77/ _ ' , , . ' '. , , , � • J �-'--�'� � t �„� ;, � o ,� / /�' /-7�/ : C. V . . �� _. / G �" 7�77-�� I �':3�� . �� . The iiayor's Coordinatin� Committee met �ia.rch 19th at the %'ridley ' Civic Center. Preserit were ��shiord, Hosch, Pierce, �r:�strong, Schmedeke, �nd Pler;iel. i�!a,yor Kirkham of rtiridley aiso attended. � � ' ' i ' �J � ' r , � � � � � ' The discussion subject of this meeting was the Police Depart�ents of the member co�unities and any areas of cooperation. Guests Frere Chief Otto Lind of' :ipring Lake Park, Cheif T•ierle Gladder of Columbia Hei�hts and Chief Y�1cCartY�y of rridley. tlfter considerable discussion it was found we alreaciy have a hi�h degree of cooperation. SLP h�,s 6 men, Col Hgts 17, Fridley 22 and Hill Top 1 full tir�e and several part tine. Col H�ts and Fridley lend assistance to Hill Top during the daytime throu�;h the �noka County �her-rifs Uffice. �a.ch Police Car has one radio frequency for County Sherrifs Ofiice and this facilitates communication �etween communitites. The �lnoka County Po13ce Chiefs' association rneets r.onthly in County attorney office. Initial plaris are now being formed to organize an xnoka County t�Autual �id a$reement. T:�is is the first such agree�ent in the state. Its puxpose is that if a co�munity experienced a Fridley tornado or a civil disor�er, it could call for police aid from neighboring communities. � Bob Pierce moved that a letter be sent to each of the res�ective Councils recorvnending approval of this riutual nid ngreement. This was unanamously approved. brmstrong suggested a copy be sent to County Sheriff and �ounty �ttorney. It was also r�oved and passed t't�at this co�ittee coramend the County �ttorney and the P�lice Chiefs fortheir action ir. being first in the state to work out this agreement. The next meeting will be :�pril 16th at Columbia Heights City Hall to fus�ther discuss joint buyin� perhaps in conjunction with the County. Commissioner dl Korciiac will be invited to attend. rleeting was adjourned. Jim Plemel (temp sec) � ��:� ' ' The rlayor's Coordir.atin� Con�:ittee r�et �pril 16, 1968 at the ' Columbia IIeights City i�all. Present were t�siiford,' Hoscl,, Hartse, Arr�strong, Schmedeke, Pierce and Plemel. I�iayor Caeser and I�ialcom �iatson �rere also in attendance. � I� ' ' ' � , i�1 '�� ' � , ' � �� I'� L� ' ' ' The subject for tY!is meetin� was joint purchasing witti enoka Coi�nty and ��l Koroiak, County Commi.ssioner, althou{;h invited could not attena. l�ir ilatson had so�e knovrled�e of wh�.t progress has been made in this area to date ana had the�e corur,�ents for tl�e Com_-�itt�:> : Bids have been let by the County and its coa�munities for the purchase of aspha,lt ro�id r�aterial and for �soline anc price laoks f�.vora.ble. 1'ti�.�.t it appears more fe��.sible to ��ork ta�;�.rd county-tride purct�asing ra.t}ier tnan �oint purch�,sin� betr�een the four menber communities represented by this comni�tee. That the County now ha.s some I�i data ��ocessin;; equipment and plans to tabul�.te the Vot-a-I�:atic ballots in the elections this fAll. Columbia �iei�;hts is workin�; at tris time to set up their utility billir�ors usin� t�:is equip�^�nt and other �unicipalities in the county ,�;ill fo�llow. �nd it is hoped that wit«ing 2 to 3 years t}�is equipnent ti�ill be used for all liquor s��les axid inventory, payroll accounts, office supplies and �udgetary accounting by the n-:unicipalities in the couni;y. After discussion it rras :_:oved, seconaed and ?�assed to ad.vise the Councils of the four Cor:u:iunities of this Co�mittees reco-nr�endations to correlate their activities ��itn the County and its data z�rc,cessir�g equipment and to er.coura,:;e �he officials of �noka Count3T and the mur.icipa�ities to �ursue plans for �oint purchasing. It ��ras also noved, secoi:de� and passed to �.sk the �dministrators of tr,e Courity and its muriicipalities to furnish a list of �:ajor er speci�l equipment that could. be ased or rented by other comr�unities in tne county to��ether s�ith a hourly rental fi ;ure. rs xshford and i•"s :�atson will �ather these by th� next meetino. The next �eetin�; will be at 8:U0 �-'i•i, I�;ay 21st at t}�r Colur�ibia ileigats City Hall and i.-ill be ttiie riu�.rterly r�eetin�; :•ritr trie 2;ayors. �d j ouxcned. Jim Ple::1e1, te�p sec �� ' � ' ' ' ' ' PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING - APRIL 11, 1968 $QLL CALL• The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman Erickson at 7:37 P.M. Members Present: Ylinen, Erickson, Myhra, Jensen Member Absent: Hughes Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING CONIMISSION MINUTES: MARCH 28, 1968 .�; :d PAGE 1 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission Minutes of March 28, 1968 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. RECEIVE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCE REVIEW MINUTES: MARCH 28, 1968 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the ' Committee on Ordinance Review minutes of March 28, 1968. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' � , , � ' RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-ST`REETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: APRIL 5, 1968 MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission receive the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee minutes of April 5, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS & RECREATION COMM�IIISSION MINUTES: APRIL 1, 1968 MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the Special Meeting of Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of April 1, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: APRIL 8, 1968 MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the Special Meeting of Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of April 8, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDTNG STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: APRIL 10, 1968 ' MOTTQN by Myhra., seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission receive the Building Standards-Design Con'trol Subcommittee minutes of April 10, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion ca.rried unanimously. � ' � ' , � ORDER OF AGENDA: The Vice Chairman stated that, since the time schedule was included in the public hearing notices and unless there were some objection from the Commission, the order of the agenda would be taken as presented. , ' ' � � L_J , ' , � ' � � !I �....r .. r � � ,%f � PLA,NNING COP�II�ITSSION MEETING -- APRIL 11, 1968 FAGE 2 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��68-05, DR. K. H. INGEBRIGTSEN: Lot 11, Block l, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition. Rezone from R-2 to C-1. � Acting Chairman Erickson explained the procedure for public hearings before the Planning Coirnnission and asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen to comment on his request. Dr. Ingebrigtsen stated he was requesting the rezoning for the purpose of building a professional building. At this time he had no pians to present, but he believed C-1 was required for him to be able to build a professional bui,lding. At this time, he would like to have a dentist, possibly a physician, lawyer and insurance agency or something 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 Commission members from Marvin Brunsell opposing the rezoning. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission receive the letter from Marvin Brunsell dated April S, 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 would 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 categary whicli could be built and be undesirable should something happen that Dr. Ingebrigtsen was unable to follow through with his present plans. . Richard A. 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 would not affect him one bit. If a property is residen- tial, he will be taxed 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 owners an opportunity to approve or disapprove, but the re- zoning won't affect other property. The adjoining property is not put into any other category, just the area requested in the rezoning petition. 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, tha.t tha El>anning Cotrunission close �the ---- Public Hearing of ZOA ��68-05, Dr. K. H. Ingebxigtsen of Lot 11, 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 unanimously. Mr. Jensen said it seemed to him that the present zoning of the lot in question is somewhat 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 now be the only lot that subsequently is a two family dwelling. , �.. PLANNIDIG CO�y1IS�TUN r�ETING -� APRIL 11, i968 � PAGE 3;y��' � ' Mr. Ylinen agreed generally with Mr. Jensen in the rezoning request as he felt it would not be proper to leave any R-2 category. Also, the requested use of the land seemed to be proper and would upgrade the area. � ' Mr. Myhra wondered whether a eneral office buildin comes under the definition g g of CR-1 clinic. � , � ' Acting Chairman Erickson stated he was not in a position where he felt he could vote on this particular request, so he would abstain from further discussion. Mr. Jensen asked the petitioner if he would consider a change in his request to CR-1 which limits the use of this site for general medical and drug store type of use. Dr. Ingebrigtsen answered that he felt it might limit him too much. He felt that he would want a lawyer or office to round out the plan. He didn't think it would be exactly the same if there were other professional offices in there. Mr. Myhra added that as long as the plans are in the future, and we never know what could possibly happen in the interim, this rezoning would open up quite a variety of uses. � Mr. Jensen said he thought, in general, the Planning Commission is always reluc- tant to rezone anything higher than its stated intended use, because as soon as you step up a notch in zoning, the option for the property owner to use the property follows the extent of the zoning he has and this particular site, as other sites, � is a specialized thing. It relates to a lot of people in a residential neighborho�d. There are single families on one side and multiple on the other and it is the job of the Planning Commission to determine that a request of this sort is going to fit , in that neighborhood and blend in and retain proper atmosphere also protect the people's rights and property as best they can. � �1 � , li� � � �� r Dr. Ingebrigtsen asked if it were possible to.consider zoning with certain restrictions, i.e. specify certain professions that would be allowed and would be , acceptable. Chairman Erickson informed him it would not be possible. The CR categoxy was read from the Code Book. It was suggested that Dr. Ingebrigtsen use CR-1 and request a waiver from the Board of Appeals and Council for the use of the building. � The doctor said it would be completely acceptable if he knew the type`of pro- fessional people that would be allowed there. He felt CR-1 falls sh�rt of his request and to be limited by just that little bit, would be too restrictive. _ Mr. Jensen asked whether or not the Planning Commission has the prexogative to suggest or recommend approval to change the application. It was decided that the Planning Commission was hearing a request for C-1 and had no right to approve some other category at this meeting. If there were a change, the request would have to be republished. Mr. Myhra wondered if CR-1 were considered, would it be in order in the recom- mendation on approval that they also talk recommending variances. The Chairman said the Commission can recommend anything it desired, but it would �Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1967 , , � �] � , Page 4 still go back to the Board of Appeals. The petitioner 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 Flanning Commission. 'Tt;ey 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 felt 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. Mr. Erickson informed the doctor that the Planning Cox�unission is a recommending body and a request goes to Council and they make 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 the possible delay by Dr. '. Ingebrigtsen of using a new zoning category and the possibility of the lot being purchased.by another 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, Mooxe 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 unanimously. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��68-06, HIRSCH BROS, PROPERTIES: Part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and parts of I.ots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23. Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant was present for this item. Mr. Hirsch explained they plan to build a 144 unit apartment complex, 96 units will be one bedroom and 48 units two bedrooms. They are attempting to have as much space for river view as they can. There will be an indoor-outdoor swimming pool. Mr. Wormsbecker said he was asked by the owners to find a person intexested in the land. �The only thing,that would fit would be apartments and, from the standpoint of improvement, would be well needed by the neighborhood. The area has a lot of old sheds and barns and it would be a great asset to get rid of them. They will screen with beautiful trees, the buildings will.be architecturally planned. The Produce Store, even, has to be rebuilt or removed because that building and type of operation would be an eyesore. � John Cullen, 6668 East River Road: As I understand, the two parcels next. to the Plum residence would be my neighbor. The petition states they are to be rezoned from R-1 to apartment complex. All that was said about eyesore is true. We don't like that situation either. Furthermoxe, we hope to keep�that property as it is, R-1, rather than be eneroached upon by this big commercial enterprise. :- � �� I �� Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Page 5 � Herman Kubow, 6654 East River Road: I am opposed. In the first place, we came out here with the understanding it is residential. Bob's Produce is the biggest eyesore. Beautiful homes can go in and bring as much as apartments. Last � year they wanted to rezone commercial. Mr. Myhra commented that the area behind Bob's Prod'uce is R-3. � Mr. Kubow said that Lots 7, 9 and Block 23 are R-1 and should stay just as they are. � ' � Mr. Hirsch said mention was made of taxes and he checked with the assessor. He found that taxes on a building,such as they are planning7are approximately 25% of the gross, making the taxes about $60,000 a year. � � Mr. Kubow asked how many years would that building be good? Mr. Hixsch answered that they have put a mortgage on a building like the ones they contemplate building here and it is a 25 yeax mortgage. Mr. Kubow said it is true the apartment buildings would bring more revenue but ' the protection of the citizen's right is what he was concexned about. He didn't personally believe the commercial venture is good for their area. William Plum, 6652 East River Road: I have lived here since December 4, 1922 � until today. ' ' � ' ' ' � ' ' u He asked who had prepared the drawings and was told that Hixsch, Miller and Mellow had prepared the plans. He continued that he was reluctant to believe Mr. Schroer would clean up his property. He has had special permits for lean-to canvas sheds. The village police and fire department do not notice burning. You want to rezone Parcel 1, he said, from C-1 to local shopping. He was concerned about commercial coming down East River Road. Will this be considered commercial and face East River Road? Traffic, also, was discussed. - Mr. Erickson said, regarding the intersection of East River R�ad and Missis- sippi Street, the Planning Commission recommended to Council a street pattern of that intersection. There was nothing in their recommendation that.there would be dividing lines along East River Road. This is a County road. Mr. Plum said his entixe property is at the North end of the proposed complex, and in answer to the-question of how the rezoning would affect him, he said,. "It is a beautiful site on the-riuer. There are some gorgeous homes directly across the river. The City has a complex on the River at Highway 100. I would like to see the two lots R-1 nearest my area. We have built homes under the assumption they will be R-1. We have paid for sewer and water and do not use it. We sincerely object." Mr. Wormsbecker said that Parcel 3 is known as the Plum property and Wyman Smith represents the owners, Mr. Plum said this property was owned by R. M. Plum and Donald Plum and was sold to Wyman Smith about five.years ago who was going to build his home on it. The Engineering Assistant explained the recommendation the Planning Commis- sion made on November 10, 1966 to the Council was to rezone Block�22 down on the River but not recommending the 160 foot strip lying North of the street that is being asked to be vacated. Council set up hearing but never took official action on any of the rezoning. L� , ' ' � . , F:_., �° Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Page C�.�'�' Mr. Plum said his home is approximately 75 to 100 feet off East River Road. Mr. and Mrs. Kubow mentioned that, right now, they are at the end of the sewer system and the pipe is only 42 feet underneath the road, and the present one freezes up. Mr. Wormsbecker said as far as he understands, the sewer will be connected on 1 the North side and would run into Bob's Produce. He was told the sewer was available for the project. ' Chairman Erickson said the plans as prepared are not necessarily the plans for the building permit. The Commission was not approving or disapproving the plans at �this point. � , , , CJ , � �_ l ' G , MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission close the public hearing of ZOA ��68-01, Hirsch Bros. Properties being part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Ylinen commented that, gersonally, he had no objections to rezone Parcels 1 and 2. He believed Parcel 3 is really.the one that creates the problem and he would like to rezone Parcel 3 to some type of buffer. Mr. Myhra said that we are going to have apartment dwellings in Fridley. One of the things we are trying to do is to upgrade the apartments we have. When we do this, one of the things we have to look at is apartments in fairly isolated areas. Keeping these things in mind, it seemed to him that here is one area where we are going to have about as much isolation as we can get -- the river on one side and East River Road on the other, commercial entexprises and apartment between the river. It seemed to him the way to move on this is to try to work out some kind of arrangement and this is why he asked about a buffer strip, working along buffer screening. There is enough land so the apartment houses can be set back quite a ways. It seems it would be possible, working with the petitioner, that this then could be set up so most of the objections would be removed as the people would be far enough away. Mr. Ylinen said he agreed. Mr. Jensen said he would like to recall Mro Hirsch's comments about achieving high.quality apartment complex because of the relative size available in the site. He thought special consideration should be given to the fact that the site gave opportunity for the developer to build a high quality building. This is an extremel;, important point to be considered in this particular case. Proper setback and ' screening can protect to a maximum degree the single family residences. Mr. Hirsch added that all the area along the river is green.. The area next to East River Road would be landscaped. They have enough area and the question is how to use it. Mr. Erickson said the Planning Commission could take two steps of action. Limit approval �o property except the North 75 or 80 feet to be left R-1, waive , some of the requirement sites. The biggest pxoblem is that the people living in R-1 area, do not wish multiples close to their property. By not rezoning the , entire parcel, which would prohibit the construction of a R-3 building, the North part would be left R-1 giving it a buffer. This would reduce the R-3 area so , , �-,. �� ' Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1967 Page 7 , ' � � � ' there would have to be an appeal made to reduce the area requirements.for a paxti- cular building. Our previous action was to xefuse the request to rezone to R-3 on that North property. The Council held up the request until the East River Road intersection was decided on and now it has been taken care of. Mr. Wormsbecker explained they have an option on the property. If they do not get an answer within a time limit, their option expires. Mr. Hirsch asked if the Co�nission were contemplating having this rezoning request come back in two weeks? Chairman Erickson explained the history has been pretty stormy over a number of years and they would like more time to consider this request. Mr. Myhra explained he was with the local school district and his point of view is always quite concerned about the tax base, considering tax valuation for the schools. It seemed to him there must be some way that they can work this out to the satisfaction of everyone. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Com�ission reconsider ' the request of ZOA ��68-06, Hirsch Bros. Properties being part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23, and the vacation request, SAV ��68-01, of the 30 foot street lying South and adjacent to the North line of Fridley Park Addition at the regulax ' meeting of April 26, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' ' ' ' ' � L.� , .' r 3. PUBLIC HEARING• REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �k68-07, JAMES L,_ ADAMS BY ANDREW HOHN: SW'� of SW 4 of Section 2(40 acre tract) to rezone from M-2 (heavy zndustrial district) to R-4 (trailer park). The Chairman read the Public Hearing Notice. Mr. Hohn stated that about two months ago he showed this tract to 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 and that would have to be removed. Mr. Adams and Mr. Miller were interested in a Mobile Home C�urt. It would not be necessary to remove the peat for putting in a Mobile Home Court. A planning engineer had been engaged who had made a sketch of the Court and was present this evening and would explain the plans. He then intro- duced Mr. Dale Hami.lton. _ _ Mr. Jensen removed himself from participation in the discussion because of con- flict of interest. 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 with shrubbery and sod with at least one shade tree provided for each living unit, each unit to have concrete or brick patio, electrical power proposed to be underground, Mexcury internal street lighting, central gas type incineration, storm_drainage will be oriented to existing drainage ditch running through the middle of the property, density not to exceed 6 units/acre) and they feel that this could be a very excellent development . � ' ' � �J � ' , ' Plannin� Commission Meetinh - April 11, 1968 Page 8 � $,� 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 conunercial to remain as such because of tax dollars. 2. We are a financially poor school. At least once a year we have to appeal to the State Board of Education for emergency funds to help an immediate 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 may 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 dollaxs from the mobile home t�es because of the depreciation of trailer courts. 5. 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 that a t�railer court meets the needs of older people and 1 young married people who cannot afford a house usually until the time the third child arrives . ' � ' ' ' I ' I ' , 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 thxough there, but it is held now due to the fact that this water comes fro- Spring Lake Park and Minnesota Highway Department. I feel that being their water uses this storm drainage help should partially come from them. Also they mention 30 foot street. My property is known as Onaway. Thirty feet has already been platted and dedicated to the City of Fridley. This would.eliminate any street at all. People on the west�side of Main Street have built their property to comply ��iC�h the way 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; 6300 Riverview Terrace: We own 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 Main, and are putting a few buildings facing East. First, dxainage 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 pxivate ditch. Thirty foot streets -- I cannot see 30 foot streets being permissible in a trailer court and the'City streets must be 60 feet. People fare much better in xesidential than trailer parks. From a public safety standpoint, ' ' ' ' ' �_ J ' ' � ' ' � ' ' _� ' Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Page 9,0�� I cannot see it. You say you cannot put buildings on peat. How can you make a slab set still 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 was told that in 1966-67, the overall percentage is about 1.63 per trailer, but the figure varies fxom 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 answered 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 Planning 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 carried unanimously. Mr. Ylinen said that his own opinion was that there is a better use for the land than what 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 by Andrew Hohn of the SW� of the SW4 of Section 2 from M-2 (heavy industrial district) to R-4 (trailer park). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson concurred with the motion and felt some comments should be clarified. If this were completed and developed into residential, multiple or industxial, we are still going to have a drainage problem. The drainage has to be solved no matter what happens to the propertyo In xegard to the street pattern, he said the txailer court streets must be maintained by the people in the park. He, too, did not feel this was the proper use for the land. 4. LOT SPLIT REQUEST (CONTINUED: L.S. ��68-07 RUTH GEDIG: Lot 17, Block G, Riverview Heights. (subject to deed for lot split) Mrs. Gedig was present. Mr. Jensen�spoke to Mrs. Gedig saying that before the Planning Commission con- cludes this lot split, they would like to have her prepare the deed. They were not saying that she would have to do it immediately. To split the property in . this fasion would give her two individual tracts, the part split off being too small to build a home on. It would not be logical. If she did not conclude the deal with her neighbox, sh�e would have no reason to split the lot like that: For her own benefit, the Planning Commission did not want her to do it. He asked her, at her convenience, to determine whether she will go through with deal with her neighbor, and let the Commission know either one way or the other and they will conclude the action so that it can go to the Council. As far as they know, there is not a time limit on returning with the request. No action. ' Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Page 10 �� ._i`:� .�_: ' S. � � , � 6. '. .' LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��68-02, ARTflUR CHRISTENSON: Al1 of Lots 2 and 3, and part of Lots 20 and 21, Block 2, Rees' Addition to Fridley Park. No one was presznt representing the petitioner. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Connnission recommend approval of the lot split request, L.S. ��68-02, Arthur Christenson of all of Lots 2 and 3 and part of Lots 20 and 21, Block 2, Rees' Addition to Fridley Park. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT REQUEST• L S ��68-05, WALTER R. MACIASZEK: Lots 18 thru 20, 26 thru 28, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition. (sub�ect to certificate of survey) MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that inasmuch as the petitioner complied with our previous xequest for certificates of survey, the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Lot Split request, L.S. ��68-05, Walter R. Maciaszek of Lots 18 thru 20, 26 thru 28, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 7. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT: P.S. ��68-02 PEARSON'S SECOND ADDITION S. G. PEARSON ' C0. INC. REPRESENTED BY LEONARD SAMUELSON: North of 77th Way and East of East River Road, a part of Section 3. Set public hearing date. � MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission set a Public Hearing date of May 9, 1968 for the preliminary p1at, P.S. ��68-02, Pearson's Second Addition, S. G. Pearson Company, Inc. represented by Leonard Samuelson, ' being North Qf 77th Way and East of East River Road, part of Section 3. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission meeting ' of April llth be adjourned at 11:00 o'clock P.M. Upon a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. ' ' � ' ' ' Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary � ' ' ' . � . � ' ' ' � , � � � ' � ..� --' � �. PLAI�'NING CO��ifISSION TIf�ETII�G - APRIL 25, 1968 The meeting was call.ed to order by Chairman Hughes at 7:35 P.rI. FOLL CALL: Membexs Present: riyhra, Erickson, Hughes, Ylinen, Jensen Others Present: Engineering Assistant Clark `,_ `9�' PAGE 1 APPROVE PLA\'NING CO��fISS70N t1INUTES : APRIL l�', 1968 Mr. Myhxa calJ.ed attention to.the second paxa�raph £rom the bottom of Page 3 which should read as foll.ocas : "�ir. Myhra c•�ondered if CR-1 were considered, u�ould it be in ordex to include in the recommendation recommended vaxiances?" _ Mr.. Erickson�asked that the second sentence of the last paragraph on Page 6 xead "Limit approval to property except the North 75 or 80 feet to be left R-1, 4�aive some of the axea requirements." MOTIOII by rlyhra, seconded by Jensen, that� the Plannin� Commission approve the Planning Commission minutes of April 11, 1968 as coxrected. Upon a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the mo�ion car.xied unanimously. ACCEPT COi�f'��IIS SION 0�? ORUINANCF REVIEW r1I1+UTES : APKIL 6 z 1968 ' MOTION by Eri.ckson,�seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission accept the Com.�-nission On Ordi.nance RevieLa Minutes of April 6, 1968. Upon a voi.ce vote, all. voting aye, the motion carr.ied unanimously. ACCEPT C0��IISSION ON OF.DINAIvCE RFVIE[d MINUlES : APRIL 13, 1968 . MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Ylinen, ttiat the Planning Commission • accept the Commission on Ordinance P.evie�� minutes of Apr.il 13, 1965. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. P•ECFIUF SPECIAL rI�ETT.A'G OF PAP.I:S t1i�ID FECRFATION MINUTFS.: APP.IL 16, 1968 MOT.ION by Jensen, .seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commissi.on receive the Special.rleeting of the Parks & Recxeation minutes of April 16, • . 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voti.ng aye, tlie motion�carried unanimously. RECEIVE PAI:KS & RECP.E�TION COI��ISSION 2•iZNUTES : APP.IL 22, 19G8 MOTION by Jensen, secondect by riyhra, tiiat tlie Planni.no Commi.ssion receive tlie Par.ks & Fecreati_on Commission minutes of Apr.il 22, 1968. Upon a'voi.ce vo�e, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. P.ECS:TVE BUJ:LDTI�G ST�'1NDAP.DS-DFSIGI� COi�7'F.OL SU13COi•H•IIT'1'EE T17_i�?UTES : APF.I:L ?.�E, 1968 t'[OTION by Frickson, secondcd by Yli.nen, that t:hc Pl.anni.no Coituni.ssi.on xecei.ve tlie minutes of_ the Buil.di_n� Sta��dar.ds-Desi.�n Contr.ol. Subconmii.ttee meeti.n� of Apri.]- 2�F, 1968. Up�n a voicc votc, al.l. votin� aye, the moti.on car.ri.ed L111L7111.111:111S1y. O 1 _ .�!L •! �;, ' Planning Coilunission r�Ieetiiig � April 25, 1968 Pa e 2 , ORDER OF AGENDA: ' 1. ' , ' I ' , ' ' Il ' ' ' � , � _, ' 1'he order of ligenda was to be £ollowed as �aritten. RFZONING REQUEST CONTINUED: ZOA #68-05, DR. K. H. Il�'GEBP,IGTSEN: Lot 11, Block l, Moore Lake Highland's 3rd Addition. Chairman Hughes explained the background of this reQuest and Mr. Erickson removed himself from the discussion. The Engineering Assistant reported that, in talking with the City Attorney, he was informed the Planning Commission can recommend a more restrictive zoning to the Council and the Council can advertise what they wish. As long as they recommend a restrictive zoning, this can be done, but the petitioner ivould have to agree. Chairman �iughes informed the Commission if it was the wish of the Commission to proceed further, it would be in order to move reconsideration of this item. • MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission reconsider the rezoning reauest of Dr. K. H. Ingebrigtsen, ZOA #68-05, of Lot 11, Block 1, hioore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition. Upon a voice vote� all voting aye; the motion carried unanimously. � Dr. IngeUrigtsen was asked to make a statement, and he said he had nothing to add to what he had said at the last meeting. Because the chairman was not present at that meeting, he explained that he intended, at some future. time, to put up a professional building, including in addition to a dentist and physician, a limited number of other professional offices, such as lawyer's office, or an insurance agency. His understanding of CR-1 is that it is more restrictive. - � Chairman Hughes stated that, according to the minutes, he understood•a recommendation was suggested for.CR-1 with variances: :: The Engineering Assistant added that there is no _ provision �ahere Special Use Permit can be granted in CR-1. We have had reauests through the years for other offices like this. It was also noted that special use permits in R-3 are not uncommon. The Commission could not recommend special use permit for Dr. Ingebri.gtsen, but they could recommend va.riances. The Engineering Assistant suggested that the Commission could do it and the City Attorney could research it�, and � if i.t can't be done,issue a special use permit. - The Chairman said that unless there is som�ething qui.te restrict.ive, it would bc •wit}iin thc .real �l of. the propriety £or the }3oard of Appeal s to recommen�l a vari.ancc . - . ,� "'�'� .�__ _; r � ' Planni.ng Commission !�4eeting - April 25, 1968 Page 3 , ' ' , ' ' L ' � The Engineering Assistant said that �,re have tc,�o cases where special use permits were grantecl, iaith no construction and we are ti�aiti_ng for an opinion from the City Attorney on this very c�uestion. The Cliairman said that the variance caould not have to be recommended immediately. In most cases, where there is a time limit, the time limit can be extended by the petitioner where he has been delayed. We are not sure in this case if there is a time limit. � b�r. D�yhra said he would hesitate to go to R-3 in view of the fact the people living around there might feel enti.rely different to an apartment according to their expressions at the last Commission meeting. In speaking to Dr. Ingebrigtsen, 1`�Ir. Alyhra said if there is a time limit, and this runs out before he is ready to move, it has been suggested it can be extended -- is this the way you understand it? Dr. Ingebrigtsen aslced.if then, the Planning Commission would be recommending a variance and he ivas told they could recommend CR-1 and for the petitioner to ask for a variance later on. � actic_i Chairman �iughes asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen if it-would be satisfactory to him for tlie Planning Commission to recommend to the Council this request to CR-1 with the recommendation for the variance for�professional offices other than medical be granted on his building permi.t application. Dr. Ingebrigtsen concurred. MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by A�Iyhra that the Planning Commi.ssion recommend to the City Council, ZOA #68-05_, Dr. K, .H___I�ebrigtsen, Lot 11, Block 1,_Moore Lake Hig,hlands 3rd Addition be rezoned to CR-1 and also we recommena tha�G -- __ ___--- a varianceshotzld be considered so as to include the possibility of other professional and office�facilities other than that_ snecified in the CR-1 zoning. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, except t;iember Erickson, the moti.on carried. - Mr. Jensen added that he believed it was proper, in keeping �aith the intent of the petitioner and in line with the proper pr.otection of the neigliborhood, to restrict rezoni.ng to a CR-1 rather than the desired C-1 by the - -- petitioner. The CR-1 zonin� allows t�ie majority�of uses that were�described by thevetitionerin his presentation for the reason of his rezoni.ng. I think it is unfortunate that the CR-1 zoning is as restrictive as it is in this particular instance and theref:ore I would hope that Council, in tlle f.uture, and other Com.nissio�ls examining the variance of the rec�ucst, would favor the request i.n l.ine with the recommendations of this motion. � 2B RI:ZONING Rf�QUI:ST CONTTNiIrD: ZOA #G8-OG, IIII:SCII I3ROS. PRO1'�iR'fI};S: Part of Block 22 and all. of Bl.ock. 23, F�ridley Park �c�cition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision #23. � , � •w a Plalining Comnlissio�i I�leeting -�1pri1 25, 19G8 Page 4 �`-�' ¢- Mr. Philip Hirscli anci i�ir. R. �Vormsbecker were present, The Chairman infor�iied t}ie audience. the public heai-ing }iad been closed oii this petition and notia the matter ��as before the Planning Commission for consideration. A slight chanbe had been made in the plans for the complex �vhich were explained by NIr. I-Iirsch including a. discussion of proximi.ty of I�4r. Plum's property. �Vhen � asked what iaould be going in the commercial area, b�Ir, Wormsbecker said t}iere tiaould be a combination type of. grocery store. It would be a commercial enterprise and would architecturally blend in with b1r. Hirsch's plans. Mr. Erickson said he thought he indicated at the last ' meeting some concern over the possible setback. The City Attorney assured him it was highly possible for the City to enter an agreement with the property otianers for certain set backs and be per£ectly binding. It may be desirable if R-3 zoning were granted as it restricts the side line rec{uirements. Once the rezoning is granted, this plan does not mean anything. Mr. Jensen said that during the action of the Plats and Subdivisions-Streets and Utilities, he noted that the recommendation for approval of the street vacated (Oliye Street) included acceptance o£ a 10 foot additional right o� way for the Nlississippi Street eYtension and he would like to review the viewpoint of the petitioner. Is there any agreement among the parties involved in the additonal teri feet as to the disposition of the land. Mr. Hirsch said he tivas not concerned about that., but he was concerned about the side yaxd. He was willing to give the additional 10 feet. Mr. Hirsch said on their layout, they already considered what would be rec{uired on R-3, They had a feasibility' study made on the apartment market in Fridley and found that the vacancy factor is very low. Compared with li � different complexes in the area, some in Fridley and some adjoining vill'ages, �They found that the majorityof buildings in the area are smaller than what they plan to build and are predominately two bedroom units with a lot with children. They feel the most important thzng rebarding zoning is reall what kind of a structure is built. If t}iey are going to - do justice to this piece of land, and he agreed tia�ith • Mr. Plum that it is a beautiful piece of land. First thing he l_iked was the river and he felt he should give this river view to as many people as he could. If he is limi.ted to the sideyard it is quite likely he will have to split.t}ie buildings,aiid coul.d not do the kind of job�he is trying ' to layout. They are builcling buildinAs that �aill rent from $140 to $180 and want this to be a first class project, He said that he is buildi_ng an•apartment complex in New }lope. They have si.ngle famil.y homes on two sides ancl roads � , � , � � , C_J ' � , ' � I _ �>�� Planning Commissi.on Meeting - April 25, 1968 Page S on two sides. He called the developer who is building a new home abutting the property, and asked if he felt there would be an adverse effect on his home. The letter in response was in favor of the complex. • Mr. Jensen asked Nir. Hirsch if he would have any c{ualms about entering into an agreement with the City of Fridley agreeing to precisely the sideyard on the arehitect's sketch and D�r. Hirsch replied. he i�rould be very happy to do it. '. � : Mr. FIirsch s�.id the height of the buildings tivoud be 2 1/2 stories facing East River Itoad and facing the river woulcl be 3 stories. He said he would�have a landscape architect to plan the layout. He was concerned about screening for Mr. Plum's property and that there is proper screening on commercial. Mr. Erickson informed the people present that the City has a committee that approves plans as well as the landscaping. � Mr. ��formsbecker explained that the commercial tivill stay at the same size as it is on the back�.part of the land. Mr. Erickson said it seemed to him that rezoning of this property and the c�uestion of•this type of complex would be an asset to the community and we should be able to eliminate once and for all the rezoning of the North property. MOTION by Erickson, seconded by A�yhra, the the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council a roval of the, rezoning reauest,�� #F -06 except -or Par.cel l�-A as r _ _--,--_ ,.� . . escrl e in e public hearing notice datec�r�Iarch 27, — a�Tnc lAprii:�; �sutij ect to the excution of an agreement e�ween �h"e -land owriers- aricT-City _of __Fridley �o restrict any construct�.on to a minimum setbac�: of 38 feet on the Narth voice vote, all voting a�e, the motion carried unanimously. 2-B V�C�ITION �UEST: SAV #68-01, HIRSCH BROS. PROPERTIES: � � Vacate 30 foot street lying Sout}i and adjacent to North line of Fridley Park Addition. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Erickson that the Planning Commission recommend a� roval to the Council. of the Vacation, SAV 8-01., 30 foot street lying_South and adjacent to • North line of Frildey Park Addition subiect to the rezonin,g request, ZOA #68-OG.bei.ng approtTecl, llpon a voice vote, � all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . I�' I , , � , ' I � ' � , . i � 3. , ,T . -�'_'.._: ; :� PI.dIlI11T1�T Comn�ission r•Ieeting - April 25, 1968 Page 6 The Engineering Assistant call�ed attention to a d�,screpancy in the right of East River Road. The Courity originally took an additioiial 24 feet for East Rive'r Road. Back �vhen Lorrie Jo}liison �1as interested in the property, t}ie City asked for an additi.onal 26 feet o£ right of ilay and described it as being part of t}ie Block 22. Since that time a survey was made by the County and t}ie nela alignment i��as made on East River Road creati�ig an island of land 10 to 1S feet wide. Mr. Hirs"ch said the drivetiaay easement and the strip between the driveway and East River Road belongs to the present property o�aners and they would like to see it aligned to their property. The Engineering Assistant said Anoka County has seen the discrepancy and may ask that it be cleared up because it. is torrens property. The original intent tiaas at one time for a SO foot wide servi.ce drive. Since that time, service drives for East River Road haue not been talked about, therefore, perhaps the Right Of tivly could be reduced to the amount needed for turn lanes. It SdaS decided that A4r. tiVormsbecker should return with more information. REZONI\'G REQUEST: ZOA #68-09, LARRY DEAN FERGUSON: Lots.l and 2, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace: Rezone from R-1 tq R-3. . � MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission set the date of June 13, I968 for the public hearing of ZOA #68-�09, LARRY DEAN FERGUSON: of , Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. , 4. HYDE PAR� ADDITION ZONING PROBLETI: � � � � I � Chairman Hughes sai.d the attention of the Planning Commissi_on was-called to the editorial which appeared in fhe Fridl_ey Sun on April 24, 1968 in which the editor spoke favorably of the action fo delay zoning of the land in the Hyde Park Area, � bir. Myhra said that since the time of Council's final � action on DIr, Schmedeke's petition, very little action has been taken, and that it is time for the Commission to cansider the approach that iti�e should be taking i.n.this matter as to recommending a course to the council.: He sa�_d the Commissioll should continue to recommend to the Council that they feel. a neecl f_or professional help anci guidance ask i£ _d _ :.�, �-J , �lanning Commission bleeting-�pril 25, 1968 Page 7 � ' � � , � � � , , ' �] f � I � �� I , there is the possit�i.lity, in the near £uture, o� getting help from a City Planner? � The F:ngineering Assistant informed tlie Commission that Council has asked the Engineering Department and Planning Commission to restudy the area and with bouiidaries in mind between 2 1/2 Street and University �venue, 57th to 60th Avenues as a possible commercial area and also to restudy the traffic flow pattern that should be setup. The drafting department is tiaorking on existing structures and location of utilities in the area. Mr. Erickson said he did not believe that the Planning Commission has the time or knowledge to go through a comprehensive study of the area and he would like to rec{uest the Council if the hiring of a professional planner is not iminent, to reconsider the Planning Commission acceptance of the service of a Planning Consultant such as Nason, �ti�ehrman, Knight and Chapman, Inc. The Chairman continued that if the availability of a permanent planner {or the City is to be delayed by even one or two months, that it �aould be desirable thing to have a temporary planner's help duri.ng that period. The estimate that Nason, �Nehrman, Knight and Chapman, Inc, for completion of the siudy for the Hyde Park Area was two months. It has been now a month since final action on the Schmedeke rezoning petition which leaves only five months before a new�application can be made. Mr. A4yhra said he thought that the editorial was aui:te right in noting also that the property o�aner does deserve getting tiiis thirig accomplished as quickly�as he can. .MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Erickson, that the Planning Commission re uest information from Co�mcil relative to t le time schedule for hiriiig a staff plannez• so that �� the �'lanning Commission zaould be able to better estimate. � the task of considering the Hyde Park Area and i_f, ln t e opinion of the Council, the hirin o£ a staff pl.anner�is going to e elaye� longer than 30 days � the Council�shoulc� reconsider the Plannin� Commission reguest for a temporary .,planner consultant. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, � the motion carried unanimously. . .:. .- -•. ADJOURNi�1ENT : The Commission adjourned at 10:00 P.M. to the Conference Room for the Study of the Propos.ed.Zoning Code. Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secxetary � �_J ' � I ,.� _. _ I , ( ' I , I , BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE I�IEETING MINUTES, APRIL 2¢, 196�-,'=�' The Meeting was called to order by acting Chairman Dittes at 8:11 P.M. ROLL CALL: MII`�iBERS PRESENT: Tonco, Dittes, Hauge MII�IBEftS ABSENT: Erickson, Biermann 1. Jim Sackrisan and Jim Gibbs were representing the L. M. J. Company's proposal. After a lengthy discussion concerning this proposal, a MOTION was made by Hauge to accept it subject to the following 8 items: � a. Blacktopping of all driveways � b. Concrete or blacktop curbing of front axea c. Grass seeding of Northern unpaved property d. Curbing and blacktopping of the Ea.st and North paved axeas e. Agreement for sidewalks on their own property f. Architectural breakup of front of buildixig (.5 panels of aggregate or axchitectural brick� g. Two unlabeled trees to be #6 on the schedule h. All concrete block walls painted Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. � 2. RECONSIDERATION OF A SWIl�IING POOL AT THE GEORGETOWN COURT APARTMENr!'S IN PARCELS 420� AND 4700, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #78. REQUEST BY MAURICE FILISTER.) � , � , �.. Mr. Filister presented his proposal to the Boaxd. MOTION by Tonco to accept the proposal subject to the entire 4800 squaxe feet pool area to be enclosed by a 42' high fence. Seconded by Hauge. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. CHAIl�MAN ERICKSON ARRIVID AT 9:15 P.M, 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO MOVE 2 GAR.AGES FROM 260 LONGFELLOW TO 231 LONGFELLOW, AND FROM 1575 73RD TO 6350 PIEftCE. MOTION by Erickson to accept the proposal to move the gaxage from 260 Longfellow to 231 Longfellow subject to placement of the garage on proper footings or slab and that setback and side yard requirements be met. Seconded by Tonco. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTI'ROL MINUTES, APRIL 24, 1968 � PAGE 2 ;�_;�,►'�7I MOTION by �rickson to accept the proposal to move the garage from 1575 73rd Ave. 1 to 6350 Pierce subject to placement of the garage on frost footings, finishing with the same exterior materials and paint as the house, and boxing in of the eaves to match the house. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimouslg. . 4. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN APARTMENT BUILDING (11 UNITS) IN R- DISTRICT LOTS 0 31 2, 34 BLOCK 6 FRIDLEY PARK ADDITION THE SAME BEING 65 1 EAST RIVER ROAD. REQUEST BY FRID R. LEDIN 451 DUPONT N. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. Mr. Ledin presented his proposal-to-the Boaxd. MOTION by Erickson to accept the preliminary proposal subject to the following 7 items: a. Sidewalk from front of building to Ea.st River Road eliminated and front entry connected to paxking axea by paved walkway b. Additional trees in reax yard for shade and privacy c. Brick to be on all sides of the building d. Radius of corners of driveway entry to be greater than 5 feet e. Garage exterior to co.nform to main building f. Garage stalls sepaxated by 5�8" sheetrock � g. Gaxbage storage axea to be defi.n�ed , ,� � �vt �.� � '< , � .. �� _1C �� ' �_. � � Seconded by Hauge. IIpon a voiQe vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � 5. REVIEW OF RICE CREEK OFFICE BUILDING. No action was necessary as this proposal has previously been approved. � � • a. �iw��W There being no further business, the Meeting adjourned at 10:40 P.M. R spectfully � �ed-, �. \ ' ..�� ,� �2. J�iN GASTERT�AND, BUILDING OFFICIAL Acting Secretaxy � r � � � � � F'rid7.ev Industrial Developmerit Commission -- �aeetin� P�:ynutes April �, 1�'6E RULL C�LL: R�Ienber s Pre sent : Guest Present: 5totts, Christ,�naon, 31air, Ha7.1, �lall�.ce, i��ittelsta3t, t�arris ��im i�;�.c'r;ay 1. The �eetin� S�aas called to crde:� at �:OOP�� by 5ec'y FI�.11. 2. t�lr. '.<<:acKay presented format for ne�r I3usiness r^or�caster. Featured in t�is issue will be the Onan Co., Carter Day, Georgeto�n ��pts, and Honer �nkrum, �ity ?r:�r. 3. �I��C T�lallace/Nall to obtain copy of tre �inutes from the April 22nd hear3n� on the proposed �inoka County N.etropol�tan Airport. If possible membera of commission shoulc� study these minutes before �pril 30th 'nearin� at Ano�a :�irport. ^ �� . � 4. Harris ex�al.ained plans an� ske �ches on proposed new industrial deve].o�nent in �'rid],ey, includ in� the Laraen Coana iSinco Produets. 5. P?/�/C ��t�.3.l�.ce/Bla�r te relate io Cit�► Plannin� Comr�ission the � convict�on of tl^e rIDC that the property at 73rd wnd Un�versit3f, bein� prime induatria.l pro�erty, should be better utilized than a present ��ro�os�.l for use as a trailer par'� indicates, and that � this pro�er-ty should be held ooen until such hi�::er and better use can be propased �'or development. � 6. Recomm�ndation by �arris that any �.ctyon by tr�is �r�u� on the liquor study be delayed.until aiter th� Citizens Study Group subr�its its i indin, s ana recortmendations ta tha �ouncil. / 7. Disc�.ssion vras h�,d on FIDC membersnip an� su��estion wRS nade t"�,t let�:ers be s�nt to induatrial plani;s noc, l�cat�d in �ridley su�gestin4. t��.� a ra�r�sen�� iv� fror� e��.cr industry ba selected � or �.x�p�intsd te the cour�ission. �lction on this su��estion �ras deferred to �iay rneeiin� . 1 8. Q. , L� j � � � L_ � Speaker at the i"ay meetin� ��ri11 be ,��s. .�,1 Anderson or" t'^e �tat� Dep�,rt!nent of Econoraic Development. The meetin�=; was ad jo�zrn�d. a4 �:15PT�_". I�'ext m�etin� �.s scheduTed for %�ay� 2; 196�3 at 8: OOPI�i. Res�ectfully submitted, Geor�e 'Le�,len, ��c�.in� �ECretary cc : cit3T couno�l Indus.trial Dev°lo�ment Comm�ssiQn Char�s�er of Comr.erce � � � � � � � � u C � � MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS AND RECREATION CO�M�fISSION, APRIL 16, 1968 Meeting �;as called to order at 8:05 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Hughes, Dunphy, Fitzpatrick MEMBERS ABSENT: Cochran, Larson OTHERS PRESENT: Micheal P. Dunphy, 5848-2nd St. N.E., Apt. 2, 55421 Robert E. Venne, 200 Hugo St. N.E., 55432, 784-0110 Ralph Officer, 315 Hugo St. N.E., 55432, 784-9861 Robert H. Brunk, 5268 Capitol N.E., 55421, 560-1154 Faye Robbins, 125-49th Ave. N.E., 55421, 560-1223 Bill Milcarek, 250 Sylvan Lane N.E., 55421, 560=1286 Eleanor Phillips, 6260 Comet Lane, 55421, 560-6420 Joanne Jochum, 841 �V. Moore Lake Dr., 55421, 560-2788 Ed Braddock, Park Consultant . DISCUSSION WITH VISITORS s�_ .`�� Hughes described the purpose of the meeting to be the recruitment of assistance in promoting the forthcoming park bond referendum. The bulk of the meeting was given over to discussion of the background, need for, and objectives of the proposed bond issue. The members of the Commissiori pointed to the need for assistance in publicizing the referendum and in inform- ing the public of the need for park improvement. Such activities as organizing neighborhood meetings, arranging for talks to organizations, preparing flyers, etc., were discussed. The Commission plans for the period between now and the referendum were discussed. After discussion with the visitors, the Commission and Mr. Braddock moved to another room to continue their meeting. PARK BOND BROCHURE The park bond brochure was reviewed by the City Council at their meeting on April 15. The only change request.ed was that the locations of land acquisi- tions be indicated in a manner which would prevent any mistaken feeling that the City has already chosen sites for acquisition. The present map�seems to pinpoint locations to the point that people may think that it is a commitment to buy land at a specific site rather than in a general area. Mr. Braddock will rework the map to remedy this problem. Mr. Braddock will also provide two sketches of typical parks, one showing a typical neighborhood park and the other a typical regional playfield to use in the center section of the broehure as a replacement for the sketch shown there now. . The Commission felt that the paragraph on state and federal aid need not be a � separate paragraph with its own headline. The information there will be com- bined with the present paragraph on cost. � u � � The list of polling places should appear in numerical order of wards and pre-� cincts. It was agreed to use single color printing (black on green paper) as used in the draft copy rather than a multicolor process. The.cost will be significantly less and the brochures will be available sooner. The feeling was expressed that the average person rece3ving an obviously expensive brochure will be somewhat di.s- pleased at the expense incurxed, The black--on,green co�or scheme �.s pleasing to the eye and still not expensive looking. MINUTES OF SP�CIAL MEETING, APRIL 16, 1968 PAGE 2 �'_.!:_:�; Hughes is to work with Paul�Brown on the actual Working o� the written material i,n the brochure. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. (After the meeting adjourned, the Commission rejoined the group of visitors who had been discussing means of assisting. The group had organized itself into a committee and selected Bill Milcarek as its chairman. The group plans to meet on Wednesday, April 24th to work out further plans. At that time additional people will be invited with the idea of expanding the group to about 30 people from all parts of toti�n. Commissioners are invited to attend this meeting.) Next meeting is regular meeting on April 22nd at 7:30. Respectfully submitted, Robert J. Hughes, Acting Secretary to the Commission Note: 55 days until Election Day � � ,� � � � MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COI�IISSION MEETING, APRIL 22 1 , 968 l�eeting was called or order by Chairman Hughes at 8:10 P,M, MEMBERS PRESENT: Hughes, Dunphy, Cochran, Fitzpatrick MEMBERS ABSENT: Larson OTHERS PRESENT: Ed Braddock, Park Consultant Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation .. r� �.,:�� MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING ON MARCH 25, 1968, AND OF SPECIAL MEETINGS ON MARCH 25th APRIL lst, APRIL 8th, AND APRIL 16, 1968 � MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Dunphy, that the Regular Meetin Minute March 25, 1968, and the Special Meeting Minutes of March 25 g s of and April 16, 1968, be accepted as mailed. The Motion Carriedpril 1, Apri1 8, LETTE�tS Letter from School District #13 _ Subject: Permission given to use North Park School this summer as a playground site. The Commission requested the Director to send a letter of appreciation. Letter from Harris Erection Company - Subject: Cost estimate for insulating the Park Garage. Letter from Forrest Wilcox - Subject: Geodesic Domes. Letter tabled until later in the meeting. � Letter from Virgil Herrick, City Attorne The Fridley City Charter does not adoptsabmore�restrictive D mitationsthan 20o but does provide that if the State limitation is greater than 10% the � higher bonded debt limitation contained in the State Statutes shall appl . Letter from Elmer Olson, 5361 Horizon Drive - Subject: To emphasize the im- y � portance of not eliminating the Main Street area from the final bond pro- posal. � III � � Letter from Dean Coleman, 123 Glen Creek Road - Subject: Lett�r of thanks and appreciation for developing the parks and recreation programs in the City. Letter from John Dunphy to Mr. George Rice, WCCO.Television - Sub'ect: � for his assistance through WCCO-TV for the passage of the proposed bondest referendum, DIRECTOR'S REPORT, Parks and Recreation Memorandum A question arose about the resolution passed by the Council concerning the ballot. It was thought that the Council may have a draft copy of a ballot but it has not yet been presented to the Commission. Mr. Ed Braddock, Park Consultant, informed the Commission that an statem cerning matching federal funds does not have to be noted in the final ballot. Y ent con- Parks Work Progress Report �_ Shelves have been installed in the warming houses for use this summer as storage area for the playgrounds. � � � MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CO1�Il�IISSION MEETING, APRIL 22, 1968 PAGE 2 It was asked whether or not the Department has the proper equipment needed to prune trees. Member Dunphy informed the Commission that Anoka County has a boom truck that can be rented if applied for early enough. The Commission re- quested that the Director, in the preliminary budget for�1969, make a list of the pruning tools and equipment which would be needed in the Department. Attendance - Participation Analysis for Fall and Winter It was noted by the Director that the reason for the almost doubling of the � attendance figure for skating this year over last year was due to the lack of cold weather and snow this season. � � � � � � � � � Quarterly Budget Report The Commission questioned the debit balance of $13,749.28 under Code 475.50, Land. The Director explained that this was the assessments figure which had been paid. PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR 1969 -.i�_ _ _ �'�!' The Preliminary Budget presented tonight shows only what the additional requests approved in the Program for 1969 by the Commission will cost. Under Item A, the two new playground sites are Craig Park and Woodcrest School. The Commission agreed that under Item D, the request for two.park men should be changed to four. According to Mr. Braddock, with passage of the bond referendum, maintenance of the parks will double by 1971. Chairman Hughes will discuss with the City Mana- ger whether it would be best to turn in only a partial budget cor�cerning Items A,D, and E which would remain relatively unchanged by the passage of the bond referendum or wait until after the June llth Election pending the outcome of the bond�election and at that time turn in a completed proposed budget. Items � B, C, and F greatly depend on the outcome of this Election. UNPLATTED SECION 12, PARCEL 30 AND PARCEL 100 This parcel of land was described by Chairman Hughes as a relatively worthless piece of land bordering on Spring Lake which has the possibility of being devel- oped into a quiet area. According to Harvey Peterson, County Commissioner, at the February Meeting, if this area were made available for use by the County Residents, $1,500.00 could be provided by the County. MOTION Council cribed. m_ ight p dents o will be b llunphy, seconded to immediately acqu as Unplatted Section roceed with developm f the County and so allocating May 15, FEDERAL ASSISTANCE e Cochran, section , Parcel ent this summer that funds migh 1968 that the Commission re.q of land on Sprin Lake 1 S Parcel 100 that C this area for use e annlied for whi tion Carr , uest the City. egally des- ommission by the resi- ch the State Mr. Braddock informed the Commission that on May 15, $1.2 million, and on Nov- ember 15th, $1.5 million will be dispersed by the State to areas. applying for aid in the purchase or developing of park lands. He said that any purchase costs or costs in developing such as purchase of apparatus could be put in the appli- cation. The Commission felt that all of the development costs of the parks in the 1968 Budget plus the acquisition cost for the Spring Lake Parcel and also Sieverts Property should be included in any application made, approximate total being $20,000.00 � � � � � � � � � L� MINUTES OF TFIE REGULAR C01�1ISSION MEETING, APRIL 22, 1968 1�OTION b � PAGE 3 - � � y Fitzpatr�,ck, seconded b `��'�`�'' the development plans and costs forCPlymouthtSquare aP�licatzon containing Square, Locke Park, Terrace Park, Altura Pro ert ' Craig Park S miscellaneous costs of landsca ln ��it P� g and also the acquisitionncostsdinvolved in acquiring the Spring Lake parcel and Sieverts Property, be re Council approval to both agencies, State and Federal, for aid. Carried. P pared for The Motion OLD BUSINESS Citizens Committee On wednesday, April 24th, the Citizens Committee headed by Bill M' Chairman, will meet to discuss the llcarek as The Commission is urged to attend this meetingnd Passage of the Bond Referendum. Geodesic Domes The Director felt that a geodesic dome should be constructed at The Park where it would get more use than at Terrace Park where ' planned for. Commons Warming house on Commons now would be moved to1TerracerParkall he cost of the building is also more than originall that if the Director can find available funds, he shouldt� struction of one of these domes at The Commons Park, g The Commission agreed go ahead with the con- Bond Referendum The new map made up for the brochure which shows rather than specific areas was gresented b general areas for acquisition the Commission. The Commission was favorablehe Director and Mr. Braddock to not yet seen the new map has approved it, All but one councilman who has brochure are going ahead at a rapid rate toPinsureor the printing of the final they are ready, plenty of mailing time when S eakin En a ements Calendar • The Speaking Engagement Calendar was u dated b � man Hughes also brought to t h e p Y the Commission Me m Jaycees to change their date fromtMay17th� o May.C2lstsand mthe request•byCther ing instead of private. The Commission agreed that this waska lo a � public meet- NEW BUSINESS g od idea. Commission Member � Chairman Hughes informed the Commission that due to circumstances � gotten more involved than he had anticipated, Member Car sign from the Commission. Which have 1 Larson needs to re- � '.,J� Possible Seminar h�ith Interes.ted Or The Commission discussed interested organizations al programs. ADJOURNMENT zations Involved in Recreational Programs the possibility of holding a meeting or seminar with concerned with municipal, school, or private recreation- � The meeting was adjourned at 11:10 P,M, � � �. MINUTES QF SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS AND RECREATION COrM�IISSION, APRIL 29, 1968 ' I�EI�BERS PRESENT; Hughes, Fitzpatrick, Cochran � � MEMBERS ABSENT: Dunphy, Larson OTHERS PRESENT: Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreatior� ' � t _' � � � , r , ' � I , . � <�; 1_ _.�',, 1. Send out Newsletter and present Park Inventory to Citizens Committee. Agreed to send periodic newsletter to people interested in`bond`referendum. First' issue drafted and reviewed. First issue to go to members of Citizens Com- mittee. Extra copies to be made and used as handouts at eity Hall. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Commission visited West Moare Lake Park before meeting. Considered proposal by Dunkley Sur�acing Co., Inc. to grade West Moore Lake Park'in return`for excess sand. Commission agreed that the present rugged terraia of the park is an asset, Also agreed that the west face of the dunes can be landscaped and planted in such a way as to present a civilized appearance to the street without essentially changing the character of the dunes.°facing the �:ake-. Brushy area at south end of park to be shielded from.street by high hedge. Similar high hedge to be used as divider between "civilized" and "wild" parts of park. North end of park where it has.bee n cut down already to be lawn area. _ _ _ MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Fitzpatrick, to receive letter from Dunkley Surfacing Co., Inc. dated April 22, 1968, and to inform Mr.' Dunkley that the Commission does nat wish to take advantage of the offer,__Motion Carried Unanimously. , _ -- Discussed progress toward bond referendum. No major opposition has developed so far. . _ _ �Agreed to meet at the Beach before the next meeting�. Cost estimates for printing brochures ar� �.n._�.Ehlers has copy and next step.in publication is up to him. _ Applications for grant of 5tate and Federal money to match our 1968 park develop- ment money are ready and will go to-Coune'il on Monday. - Next meeting will be Monday, May 6, 1968, at the Beach at 7:00 P.M, � The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. - Respectfully submitted, : : ' : _ - . _ Robert J. Hughes, Acting Secretary to the Commission .. -. . ,,. - 1 Note: 42 days until Eleetion Day _ . . � ' � . � � � � RE�OLt1TI0N N0. i � RESOLLITION FST�`BLISNING PER�•;IT FEES hND , CON�lECTION CNARGES FOR INSTE;LLATION OF SE4JE!:GE DISPOSAL FFCILITIES t�.ND 4VATER SUPPLY FACILITIES. r— � ' r- ' ' BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City�of Fridley, Anok�� County, ti� i nnesot�,, as fo l l ows: - 1�1H�REE;j, the City of Fridley h��s constructed <<n interne,l system . of ine i ns and (�-�ter.s;l s t.o co l I ect san i t��ry - sew��ge; ��nd WHERE�IS, the C ity of Fri dI ey i s � member of the �lorth Suburb�n Sanit�ry Sewer District; �nd _ WHERE%S,.the City of Fridley is obli��ted to p�.y to the North SuSurb�n S��nit�.-�ry Sewer District cert��in charges in order to outlet into the District's m�in lines; and WHERE�IS, the Counc i l f inds that it i s necessary to r� i se ' a portion of the money necess�ry to pay seid outlet ch�rges by est�blishing C� connection charge on new residenti4l, commerci��l, �nd industrial este�l ishments. � , � ' � ' �J � N0��1 THEREFCRE, SC IT RESOLVED, thrt the following connection ch�>rges are hereby adopted for the Sanit��ry Sewer 5ystem in those �.re�,s of the C i ty of Fr i d I ey where i n �.n assessment cover i ng the estimated cost of the City's Sanitary Sewer 5ystem hes been previously �ssessed: � I. Single F�mily Dwellings........... .......�100.00 2. 6lultiple �esidenti�l Dwellings....... ....� %$.00 per residential 3. Commercial �,nd Industrial Est.�blishments...H deposit b�sed on the City of Fridley's prel imin�,ry estimutes , of REC ��ssignment charges and not Iess th�_.n %$% of said prelimin��ry PEC cost shall be m�:de by the property owner or his duly �uthorized representative. The actual connection cherge will be established when experience f��ctors ere �:vailable, based on �ctual usage when the p�rticul�r business is in oper��tion. jaid ch��rge w i( I 6e f i n� ( i zed no I�:ter th�.n n i ne months after commencement of said business. �'�t the time the .'. - , •:� ,-.1 unit.l .�.-.�_i-' I experience factors become fin�:lized, the particul��r business involved shall be biiled for the addition��l . REC ch�rges b�sed on the ex�erience f�ctor and said ch� rges w i I I t�e processed as and i n the s�me manner as a utility bill. In the event s�id experience factor shows th��t the actual use is an amount less th��n the %5 o depos i t � I ready p a i d by the bus i ne ss, a refund wiI! be m�de to the said business. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COU�CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �f�Y oF , 1968. M�YOR - J�CY. 0. K I RKN�h1 fi TTE ST : . C I TY CLERK. - N�r;RV I N C. BRl1NSE LL �J , RESOLUTION # � i� ; rG � RESOLUT'ION ORDERING ENGINEERING REPORT FOR TESTING PROGRAM TO LOCATE FUTURE WELLS WHEREAS, There are continuing requirements for the �' development o� the water utilities system, within the City of Fridley, - 1 , � ' , � WHEREAS, reports from time to time have previously been made by the consulting engineers for the city, WHEREAS, there is a need to furnish an adeauate water supply to t�iose now hooked onto the system and to have water available for new users that will necessarily need to hook onto the system, � WHEREAS, The high water demand on the system exists on the high sprinkling time of the year, WHEREAS, this demand can be satisfied by construction of wells without consideration of treatment at the first instance, WHEREAS, as Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Engineers, have prepared a supplement to the preliminary report on Water Utility for the City of Fridley dated August, 1967, and ' WHEREAS, the City Council has discussed this report with the Consulting Engineers and the City Administrative Staff on April 16, 1968, , ' , ' .�'_ ;:; �_. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, � 1. That supplement to the preliminary report on water utility prepared by Comstock and Davis, dated August, 1967 be hereby received by the Council.. ' ' ATTEST: ' . ' 2. Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, Consulting �Engineers, are hereby authorized'to prepare a report for the future location of wells along � ' with the �testing program and cost thereof. ADOPTED BY �HE CITY COUNCIL OF TH�,CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � � � DAY OF �'Y , 1968. � CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham I � 'I i � , , , � ' � ' ' ' �i � � � ' ' RESOLUTION N0. Sy' �y�" A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following item, materials and work: NEW TRACTOR PLUS ATTACHMENT 2. A copy of the specifications for the above described items and materials, together with a proposal for the method of purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and the method of acquisition and payment to be required by the City with respect to the acquisition of said items and materials. 3. The purchase of said items and materials as described above shall be effected by sealed bids to be received and opened by the City of Fridley on the ZOth day of May, 1968. The City Manager is directed and authorized to adver- tise for the purchase of said items and materials be sealed bid proposals under notice as provided by law and the Chaxter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form as that shown by Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part of by reference. Said notice shall be publishecl at least twice in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS b� DAY OF , 1968. ATTEST: CITY CLERK � Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham .�_ , �� !__1 � � ' ' , � , , ' � , r ' � � ' PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Paul Brown, Director 6431 University Avenue N.E. CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA NOTICE TO BID NEW TRACTOR PLUS ATTACHMENT EXHIBIT "A" Phone: 560-3450 The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, will accept sealed bids on one (1) New Tractor plus Attachment on the 20th day of May, 1968, until �0,30 A.��. on said date at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota 55421, (Tei. 560-3450). All bids must meet the minimum re- quirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can re- sult in disqualification of the bid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not less than S% of the bid, which check, cash or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or re�uses to enter into Contract, after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interests of the City. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid received without explanation. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time of delivery or performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past per- formance of similar types of items or materials, availability of products and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest af the City. � Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the Parks and Recreation office - Director of Parks and Recreation, or copies may be ob- tained from his office. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside with "NEW TRACTOR". , Publish: D4ay 8 � j,968 May 15 + ],568 ' ' HOMER ANKRUM City Manager , �' '%, _ . ,,� '�;,A. Hot�oxahle ttayor e:�d City Council Ctty of FridJ.ey 6��31 i;niv�:zsit;� Av�nt�� Il.i:. Minaennolin, 2'inneaotn SSG21 GcsnC l.ctaen : , : Mnrch 7, 1968 At ies �ecCin� of Febr«nry 27rh �tir_ D�atrict Iloazd, hy fom�zl. ino�ion, direct�d thir� o££ic� to r��u�st tl�e Pridl.r.J City Council to v��cate e section of *tAr:�h�?11. Street ].ocated in the �outh portion �f [tze C�ty nf Pz-x�i?.cy and �tzav�r�in;; pzope�ty o.•med by Lt►e North Suburt>an S�n�tary Se*.�er Ui.�tr�et. A Certif� ea�e o� Survey shccvin�; t;sis p� reel of lt�r.d �,nd the �tzee� righ�-of-t�ay fs enelosed. Tne Distric� iiere:by reZuests tne CiCy o£ Fridley to vacate the foll_r�.�t.n� described �ection of tt�x'e�}�111 Stx'eet h.r.: Th�t porti.on �f ;tnr�linll :[zer..t narth of �lle nc�rth ri�ht-of-sar�y line of 37t:� Avc:lu� :J.E. A:1Ci 3QUCtl oP � ttye ci�xCti line of the S's of tlie S,:'� of S^ction 34. T30, It2�i .^.zs�?:z CoimCy e�;c�rtl.i�,n., �n .�nrY��prit�te c�se�:ent .�z�d t1CC�.`i9 for fln exist�n� liinnea;�olis , r,r,�ter na.tn. � • Tiiis vr�cntian is renue,Ced wit!i a view tct�ar.d furtl�ex deve2op��nt o� this sitG �?nd ex�cc:itiot�s actlon would Ue anpreciated. MCC:e� �nclosure Very truly yours, Ncir,Tn str:�u;�tcntv snralz�,lr�� ,r•.Y►r•.� o�sxt�zcT , .;�: , . , , , , i, 'l l,`�'��' � ,, _ � .�.�`�'�i<;.��_ ,� Mel�ord C. Christen�en, Clerk ,:1 :r.: � :JL_ vi • ��'�� 1��6'�� '��'1�`�� ' ��,��'�� STATE OF NiiNfdESOTA 1458 COUNTY ROAD "J" MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55432 Phone 781•2164 �;onarable Mayor and City Gouncil City of Fridley 6431 Uaitter:�ity Avenue ;J.E. .zinr«apolats, Pli.incsots 554^1 Gsn t 1.t ��n : April 24, 1968 On a;�rii z4c�� ir. t:arris call.ad ,ae by phca� reg�rdir� tne I?istrict's request o� i�ridley to va�ate a sectio*_i of. '��ars?i�:ll Str.e�t ici the sourti por. �icri of yoi:r City. k1r. H�rris inc�icated t:iiat t`.�� reyuest rnad� on :4arch 7, 1968, r� copy of v�,i.ict� is lierewi�h en�iosed, has been ii�adv: rL-ently r..islGid. We are, t�zar��fore, Sc?11G�1.I7� co�ies of t?-►is lctter and the ozi�in�Z raquest Co all parties who 4�i11 ba concer.;ed with this matter. 4le will appreci4te expzc'•>itious action in this natter. Very tri►ly ��aurs, . P�ORTr: SI?3U�:�3E:�v S��,i�3ITA,.�Y SE�JER �IS2FtICT -� /� � ' • . _ � '� . �� . J % C t � /. _.kj �: . �, �� . E: /,� 'J � . , � , . . _ s . ✓ . r r�' i : ` NIelfQrd C. Christensen, Clerk MCC:em cc: Hor�er R. AnkxuM, Ci ty Manager .�� . �_„y .. I • - � . ... .. . RESOLUTIOf� N0. � A RESOLl1Tl ON RFGARD I NG VACAT I ON OF h1F.ft5N�! LL STlZEET �1ND hC�ll I S I TI O�J OF �.DD I TI ON�+L PROPERTY SLIRROIIND I NG THE 37TH �+VENUE Mt1N I C I P�, L L I�LIOR Ol1TLET BE I7 RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, �'�noka County, h1 i nnesota, � s fo I( ows : bJHEREkS, the North Suburb�n San it��ry Sewer D i str i ct h��s former I y requested the v�cat i on of Niarsha I I Street through i�;s property i n �iud itor' s Subd i v i s i on ho. 39, sa i d h4arsha I I Street cont��ining 2.1 �cres; �nd WHERE�S, the City of Fridley is amenable to said vac��ion; and WHERFAS, the City of Fridley h�s its municip�:l liquor outlet located in the Southe�.st corner of �uditor's Subdivision No. 39; ��nd � 6�IHEREr15, the City of Fridley is considering enlerging the municipa) outlet �nd is in need of additional (und f or said enl�rgement. N01�' THEREFO�E, be it resolved th�t the City of Fridley w i I I g i ve its 2. I acres known as �1e,rsh�.l I Street i n exch�_.nge for �-_' -9 �( Oth s of �:n acre of the North Suburb��n San i tary Sewer D i str i ct' s property �butting the Fridley municip�:l liquor out�let. BE 17 FIIRTNE� RE50LVED, th��t the City of Fridley does instruct its adminis�;r�.tion to execute end receive the necess.ary deeds to effect this exch��nge. ADOPTED SY THE CITY COL1NC1l OF THE C1TY OF FRIDLEY THIS 6� . D�1 Y 0 F____---.��..-.---�_� r ( 96 g. ATTE�T: MAYOR - JACK 0. h I f2KH�l��1 CITY CLERK - N1�:RVIN C. BRl1NSELL � ' ,,,i� _ �, c^� �1 � ' 1 " ! , z , : / � � v , !/ ' � ' n ,r ' � ' �� n iJ o ; m �' J n� � � 0 tii� Q n' � z ! \ �;' � p � i ' i � L� � � I_J/_��CE L � ' � Q , , I � � � • ' . x� , � A2EA oF' ��opF�2Ty -ru 8� AQu,� . E- � . % � � C7g' �-o WE's�- S� /35' T-� /►/oaz�-N) a : �` SC�,79S} SQ.Fr, o�� /.�oy�`.A«�- z, - ; _ . . 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I RESOLUTION N0. lo � - y� � � RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ENTEftING INTO AC=REII�iENT WITH ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA FOR STREET IT'IPROVENN�NT PROJECT ST. 1968-3 AND CONCURRENCE OF AWARD FOR THE CONTRACT � WI�ftEAS, Resolution No. 62-1968 of ths City Council adopted the 15�' � day of April, 1968 ordered the improvement and preparation of final plans and specifications for this Project, � , WHER.EAS, the County has prepared pla.ns for construction of improvement under the project and submitted the same to the City of Fridley for approval 4Jf�iEAS, Anoka County has submitted an agreement covering the cost of participation, for this project by the City of Fridley and WEIEREAS, the Contract of this project has been let b.y Anoka County � and the low bidder is Dunkley Sufacing Co. and County of Anoka has requested concurrence by the City in the award to Dunkle.y Surfacing Co. NOW TI-�RE�'ORE, BE IT, RESOLV�D b,y the Cit,y Council of the City of Fridley that 1. The Plans and Specifications submitted by the County of Anoka are hereby approved. 2. The City Council concurs in the award of this Contract to Dunkley Surfacing Co. 3. The City Council does hereby authorize the.Mayor and the City Manager to execute the aforesaid Agreement. ADOPTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1968. 0 � � MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLER.K - Marvin C. Brunsell � � � L� � , , � � � � I � �r � � �J � , ANOKA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HTGH4YAYS ANOKA, MINNESOTA E. J. LUNDHEIM, Highway Engineer OFFICE PHONE HA 1-4765 May 1, 1963 Nassim c�ureshi, P.E. City Er.gineer - r ridley bµ31 University t�ve. �?.E. F'ridley, ��inn. 55�+21 Re; Agreemen�., etca Dear Sir: . [ �.;, . � COUNTY SHOP HA� 1-5920 You have the Agreement relative to work a'oout to be performed on - C. S.A. Ho #6 (t�Iississippi Street) Gjest of T, H. #47 C.S.A.H. �}'6 (Mississippi Street) T.H. �65 io C.S.A.H. #35 C.S.A.H. ,�g (73rd Avenue N.E. ) C.S.�.H. #�35 to Eas� County Line CoS.A.Ho #g (Osnorne Ro_a.d) C.S.A.H. �l to T.H. ,%47 C.S.A.H. #r� (Osborne Road) T.H. �65 to C.S.A.H. #35 C.S.A.Ff. #�l (East kiver Road} in Rice Creek Sag. In auditon to havin� the A,�,reem�nt exec�;tea by your Council, will you plea�� have your Council concurr in tne award of the abo ve work to - liUNi�I.��` SUttFriCING CO., INC. . . in the amount of $�20,y33,6g, Attached 'nerewi�i:h, please find Abstract of Bids, Please note again the Agreement (page 2) and the application of Contraci; Unit Prices quoted: S.� . P. 02-606-04 - 9, 455 Sq. Ft, 411 Side Walk @$0, 52 ----$ �F, y16, f�0 1,466 L.F. Conc. Curb & Gutter C� $2.20 (�) $ 3,22�,20 S.A.P. 02-606-05 -1.2,765. S.�. Ft, !�►� Side walk C�0.52 ----$ b, G35.20 2,626 L.F. Conc, Curb & Gutter Q$2,15 (�) � 5,645•9� S.A.P. 02-608-03 -- 5,2b0 L.F.. Gonc. Curb & Gutter @�2,05 (,�) $?0,783o0J This ma.kes the estimated.cost of the City+s share $21,37S�85o 'tours very tru ly, G / v�� /: �l � � .y ,� . �. J:. Lunci,zeits, P.'�. � County Engineer cc; Homer• Ankrum, City Manaoer File 1 / ��.��.�;� � RESOLUTION N0. ^ k � � A F�ESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PFELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPP�OVErIENTS - WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT N0. 88 (ADDENDUM ��3) !. � tyJ�tEREAS, the construction of certain improvements is�deemed to be in the interest of the,City of Fridley and the property owners affected there- � by. . • BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fo1- ' � r � r � � � � LJ � � � lows : 1. 2. 3. 4. That the preliminary report submitted by Comstock and Davis Incor- Porated, Consulting Engineers_ is hereby receiv�d and accepted._ � �: i_ � , � ,vt That this Council will meet on the /D �_ day of �,� . � 1968 at 8:00 o'clock P.M, at the City Hall. in the C�:ty of Fridley fox the puxpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit "A". That the axea proposed to be asseseeallothealands�andeareas asanoted of them as noted in said notice ar in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received. That the City Manager is authoxized and directed to give notice of such Public Heaxing by publishing a notice thereof in the official newspapex of the City of Fri.dley according to law, 'such notice to be substanti.ally in the form and substance of the notice attached here- to as Exhibit "A". G �✓ ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ____� �Y , 1968. � ATTF.ST : CITY CLERK - rlarvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham 0 �"s ' ;; r,;. �:��-' , � � . .. - ' . . � • ' �` � � � � � � r , � I.• � � , � �li � ' OI�FICIAL PUBLICATION CITY OF FRIDLEY' (EXHIBIT A) NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS � .� YROJECT ��88 ADDENDUM ��3 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements hereinafter descri.bed be made. � � NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the � day of `�� , at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at the Cit/ Ha11 in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole ox in part. The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the lands ancl streets noted below) of the follo�aing improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTION ITEM ,� Storm sewer. and drainage facilities fox drainage txibutary to ditches and drainage ways located as follows: North of Osborne Road and South of 79th Avenue ESTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 379 � 080. 00 THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT IS AS FOLLOWS: For Construction Item above - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. . All o£ sai.d land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received by such improvements.- - That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as �separate improvements, except as hereafter othercvise provided by Council all under the follo�aing authority, to-wiC; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398 and law amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter. ��'~Y>^� qyl/ DATED THIS DAY OF MAY , 1968 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COt3NCIL. M,AYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham Attest: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell Pub 1 ish : ., � , , � ' �� _ /G�� RESOLUTION N0. A RFSOLiJTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING ADV�RTISEMENT FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B AND MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-2B WHEREAS, Resolution No. 193-1967 adopted on the 20th day of Navember, 1967 and Resolution No. 13-1968 adopted 3anuary 15, 1968, and Resolution No. 38-1968 adopted March 18, 1968 adopted by the City Council set the date for hearing on the improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as EXHIBIT "A", and � {� r._. � ^.�.'v ' WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing through two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the �� property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice. � � r � � � �I, � _, _. r �' � , NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution No. 193- 1967, Resolution No. 13-1968 and Resolution No. 38-1968 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit: � Street improvements,_including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, storm sewer system, water and sanitary sewer services and other facilities located as follows: A. Undex Pro iect St. 1968-1B Hayes Street• 73rd Avenue to Onondaga Street McKinley Street: Mississippi Street to 66th Avenue Horizon Circle• Main Street to Horizon Drive Trinity Drive•• 61st Avenue to Starlite Blvd. 75th Avenue• . Lakeside Road'to Stinson Blvd. University Ave. East Service - Road• ' 69th Avenue to 73rd Avenue 71st Av�nue• University Ave. East Service Road to � West Property Line of Lock Park Norton Avenue� ' From WeSt End to Old Central Avenue Anna Avenue• • No. Property Line of Block 18, A.S. ��78 � to So. Property Line of Duval School Chase Island Access Road Mississippi River to Anna Avenue 72nd Avenue• Highway ��65 to Central Avenue Onondaga Street• Hayes Stxeet to Bacon Drive 67th Avenue: • University Avenue to 7th Street That the work involved in said improvements listed above shall hereafter be designated as: . STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B ' ' � , � , �J ' , ' ' � ' , ' ' ' ' � Resolution No. ��- �� St. 1968-18 � St. 1968-2B 2, That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution No. 193-1967 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit: Stxeet improvements, including gradinJ, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, side�valks, storm sewer system, water and sanitary sewer services and other facilities located as follows: 3. 4. B. Under Project St 1968-2B (MSAS) 67th Avenue: 53rd Avenue: 69th Avenue: 7th Street to Jefferson Street Main Street to University Avenue Old Central Avenue to Stinson Blvd. That the work involved in said improvements as listed above shall hereafter be designated as: MUDTICIPAL STATE AID STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1968-2B � F..� �-5_� --- The plans and specifications prepared by Suburban Engineering for such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council resolutions heretofore adopted, a copy of which plans and specifications are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and sha11 be filed with the City Clerk. � " The work to be performed undECTSNO E1968 ZBV�11 beOperformedlunderBone and MUNICIPAL STATE AID PROJ . contracto The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvements under such approved plans and speci:fications. ariaeshallrspecifyt shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days), the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and considered at 10:30 A.M. on the 29th day of May, 1R68 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk, and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid boind, or certified check payable to the City for five.percent (5%) of the amount of such bid. .That the adver�isement for b'ids fox STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B and MUNICIPAL STATE AID�PROJECT N0. 1968-2B shall be substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit B attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. -% 1968 . ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF FRIDLEY THIS �� DAY OF __1V��`_� MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin Co Brunsell ,,� . ��, y_ �_� ' _ � ' . . i � 1 � ' MEMO TOs City Manager . . City Councit ' FROM= Chi ef of Po1 i ce . SUBJECT: Polfce Ca1r SpeCiflcations ' It should be na�ed that there are tvfo sets of spectficativns � inct�ade�f in this ca11 to bid on Po�ice Cars. This:is because we are �sking for tv�o cars of di fferent s# zes. One of thf:se c�rs is to be used as a Patrol car, and the smalter ca� is to ' be used by the cietectives. i 1 i 1 . i 1 1 1 � 1 1 �J � , ' ' ' I ' ' ' , ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' ,�� s ��:t��- � or� r� c� a � 5� / ��S�L�TI4r� To ��3VERTISE �'�� aiDS FOR TWO POLYCE CARS BE IT RESOLVED by the Councit of the City of Fridley as follows: 1� That it is in the interest of the City to purchase the fo11 awi ng i tems o�- mater i a 1 s: TWO POt�ICE PATR�L GARS :� A copy of the pians and specifications for the �bove de�cribed items a�d materials9 together with a praposal for the method of purchase and the payment th�s�eof h�v� been presented to th� Cou�ci 1 by the Ci ty Manager ac►d the same are hereby approvecf and adopted as th� pians a�d specificatfion�, and the m�thod of acguisition and payment to be required by the City with r espect ts� the acqui s i t i or� af s�e i d i tems and mat�ria�so 3,- The purchase of s�id 'itert►s and materiais as described above shati be effected by sealed bids to b� �ece#�ed and opened at 12�00 oeclock Noon on +�h� 29t� day af May� 19680 1'he City Manager is dire�ted and a�thorized Lo advertise for the purchase of said items and materiats by seated bid proposa�s under notice as provided by 1aw and the Ctearter of the Cit�t of �ri�ltey� �he notice to be substanti�lly in for�m as that �hown by ��Exhibit 69A�� attached hereto and macie a part of by refere�ceo Said r�otice s�ati t�� p�bi�shecf at least 15 days or through two (2) publications i� the officiai news paper of the Ciry of Fridley. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 6th OAY OF _____M_aY � 1968 HY THE CI7Y COUNCIL OF TiiE CITY Of FRIOLEYo C Ly C er � Mardin Brunse ,� ��.r�rrw� MAY OR � JA CK 0. K IRKliAM R ' ` u� '.�r..�i � , � LJ � ' ' , ' � ' ' , � , �, a � t �1t' ;: k t.'Jt,��`i �tOY�CE id 31D ?OI�ICE PAiROI CARS ihe Ci ty Counci 1 of the Ci ty of Fri di ey wi 11 accept bf ds vn two Qolice c�rs on the 29th day of Mayr 1968, untfi 12tOQ o�clock r�oon o� said date at the City Nait, 6431 University Avec�ue, Northcast� Fridley, MinnesoLa 5542�• Bid award wili be mad� June 3� 1968, ai the regutar Countit meeting. A11 bids mi,��t r+�eet the mi nimu�n requi reme�ts of the speci f i cati ons, �a�1ur� t�► campty with this section can result in disgua�ifi�a- tion of the bid. Eath bid s�ali be accanpanied by a certified check ar bid bond 1n an amoun� of n�t less than Si� of the bid, which check or bond shali be far'fe�oe��nlsh�ab140'�rperfo�mancerbar�d�after�his�bidfhas � contract or t t�een acceptedo ihe Cfity �eserve� the right to accept the bid whfch is determined to b� i�i the best interest of the C1tyo The City reserves the �{g�� o r::,ject �ny and atl bids, and waive a11 infarmalities or te�hni+calities in any bid. The City Cctiuncit also re5erves the right to consider such factors as �he ti+�e of detivery or perfor"mance, experience and responsi- bitity af the bidder, past perfarmance of simitar types of item p� mafieriats� avaijabi�ity of replacemen� parts, a�d other stmitar �ec:tor°s that it may dete�°mine in �he best interest of the Ctty. Capies of the specificati�►s and general canditio�s may be examined in the offlc� of the City Manage� ar copi�s m�y be obtained from F1�5 O�f�C�s A11 bids rr�st be sc�bmitt�d in se�at�d enrrelope� and �1.�a,�t.n.�1.Y. _m..a.�rk...e..d cxs the ouisi de that the contents t s� BIO UN PC�t;�E CA SR . ' Pubiicattonm ' ' , May t 5, 1968 May 22. i96$ HO R R. AN U City Manager � � � � «"'J�� CE G;�R �? � f� �'�?��Ci�:�,�,�, �+��d�ey9 Minnesota � 968 � 2 R OtJ o"c t acic t�oc� �� (�ame of Firm �ddres� Pr�opasa i nu�er one (1) s 1 W� prfl�ose to furnish and detiver to the City of Frfdley, one Police Car meetfng or exceeding Proposal number 1 specifications as �t� � 1 ow� ; ' ' ' , i lJ � , ' ' , ' ' ' Matee Mode t Cash pr�ce $ we wili take �n trade one 1967 Pantiac Poiice Car nc�r awned by the City af Fridiey and make an �tlowance ofs Tota1 P�rice �e°c�posal #!1 - S ,,.`�_ _.: � :' pt�c�posa i numbe� two � 2� o We ps°opase to furnish anci dei�ver t� the City of Frid:eya one �o1i�e Car m�eting o� exceeding Proposal n�mbe�° 2 spe�i�ications as fo�lowsa Make Modei Cash Price $ We wi 11 take i n�rade one ±9f�5 rlodge Pot t ce Car na�v �wr�ed by the Ci ty of Fri dl ey and make an aitowa�ce ofo Tota� PriCe Proposal #2 - S Total ca�bined price proposal #1 and #2 . $ `�0 BE DELIVERE� ��01` L,aTER THAN A �er°tified check in the amount of � is herewith (�j�1A i �1C O(� . B I ODER By . �,� GCOi i�li s� Qli C�`:R � EPSG��"1Eo Yi�t\.l�`il °o ��i �� E��_E�.S £ � �i�t.'i�;� t�iIi�StA I OP� .� Ft'L�i'. i�}:�� Fi �; L3 � ,-�,i lJi � o L� I 1 1�"� \ 6. � c�s S�f EE� �.�� G E30C3`r' TY�E � �CG�SSOr',Y E�lfii�i i�4�T: Cl:"i'f C�� f=2l:�I�,�Y PROPOSAL NUP113ER ONE (1 ) . 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S L`c: �� i: �'s� y G:�� I•°.:; o a:.,.s rch },.� S ,` ss �-j y� 3 O �Griti � 1:.�.+� �'v VL-�3 f i'�.i��! o\�'.�� i.Q V�i 6 t.�ilfV�:�GLS G 71� , � � � i -f,.',° ? �;� i''. "_ �1 C�'�: Ci° E:,�t c i: G� '$` �"a t�.:i l's � n 3J o FI��1 t� �.ii: �j. :.::�J` i37 � 1 !i v j i�� i.ti j{�t� ti�C QC'.�7'S �d ��'J' E'%i j3�;�S�o �.� _� .. _ ._s, �I �i�TY �F �R ��LEY P�?OPQ�Ai. NUPISER 7W0 ( 2 � SPECi�'ICAT I�SJS FQR P OL I C� CAR PAT�OL CAR; Shatt be a Detuxe model in cufr2r�fi productior� at date of dei�very. E��GIN£n Sha11 be an 8�ylinder at teast 318 cu. in. piston disp�acement, with nottess than 230 maxfmum gross brake horse pawer. WNEEt,SAS�s �hal1 be not tess than 115 inches. TRAP�SMISSI0�1s Shat l be autamatic. BRAKES� Shalt b�e HoDo pow�r brakes over standardo STE�IRINGs Shat1 be �i.Do power steerfng over standardo BOC3Y TYPEa Shali be a 4-door sedan. COf.OR: Sa1id coior, black not acceptab1eo ACC£SSCiRY E�UIp►�ENTr wtre�her cx not i�cluded tn the st�ndard specifitations, the follc�wing equipment must be furnisheda �o Tires: Tubeless 7s50x15, 4 p1y. 2o Whee�ss 5hali be 15 inchesa 3, instrum�nt pan�is Sta�dard instrument grouping. 4o Ha� water hea��fa Fresh air� with defrosters. 5. Oil flltera Fuii ftaw. 6' Air Cteaner: Oit bath or fllter air. 7o Thermostat: App�°opriate during season when car is purchased. 8, Spare wheel (including tube=ess tire, mounted). 9. �uai windshield wipers, etectric vartable speed, tncluding wi�dshieid washers. ' �i __ _� `•r. 17, �r�m �~ests on boit, ��or�� daxs� 11. '�irect�onat signais of' �pQraved ��e, in�i�ding emergency �tash�r warning pacic�ge. 12. Front ash tr�y and tighter� i 3. �il ternator g 60 Ampo 1.eece�Plevi t 1 e, wi th Leece- Nevitte Vottage Reguiator Type 3450-RB, or the ec�utvale,�to i4, Satterys 12V, not less than 70 �mpere hou�s at 20 hour rate. 15. aash: Safety p�dded. �6a Rear View Mirror {Inside) Sha11 be no��-g�are type. 17s Rear View Mirrc�t i0utside) Lxation to be app�roved by Chief of Pottce before installation. 18. Car shail be undercoa��do 19. '�railer hitch, co�lete with 1 7d$" ba11, to be furnished and instatled by deatero 20p Transfer of 1 fights and siren„ fran oi d �ar to new car at dealer�s expense, including additionai wirinr� and swi�eMes, �f r�ecessary. �ta Hand throttl� to b� furnish�d and instalied at dea i er s exper►se. � � RESOLUTION N0. � 1968 � A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CHANGING OF THE BUDGET WITHIN THE G�N�RAL �'UND � � � � � � � WHEREAS, certain expenditures beyond the budgeted amounts allocated to the various departments of the City's general gpvernment not previously anticipated in the 1968 Budget are necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley meeting at a regular session on the 6th day of May, 1968 as follows: 1, That appropriations for the following activities be reduced as follows: Emergency Appropriation $2,020.00 2, That appropriations for the following activities be increased as follows: Park and Recreation Department $2 ,020.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY � � DAY OF , 1968. THIS � I I � � � � r � ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYGR - Jacle 0. Kirkham � �.'_ ,..-.�_ � � � � / � / � � � RESOLUTION N0. (�; _. , --1.�' _ `_ �''�.r_• RESOLUTION DESIGI3ATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE JUNE 11, 1968, ELECTION NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, at a regular meeting there on May 6, 1968. SECTION 1: That on the llth day of June, 1968, there shall be a City Election for the purpose of voting on the following question: PARK BOND ISSUE , SHALL THE CITY OF FRIDLEY BORROW MONEY AND ISSUE ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON GENERAI, OBLIGAT?nN ROND� TN THF. AM�UNT NOT TO EXCEEL $1,500,000.00 FOR THE PURPOSE OF � PROVIDING MONEY FOR PARK, YLAYGRO�'ND AND F.E:CRLATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING LAND ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT, AND ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT? t SECTION 2: That the polling places for said election shall be as follows: _.__�— � � I � , , � � � � � l 1 Ward 1, Precinct 1 Ward 1, Precinct 2 Ward 1, Precinct 3 Ward 2, Precinct 1 Ward 2 , Precinct 2 Ward 2, Precinct 3 Ward 3, Precinct 1 Ward 3, Precinct 2 Ward 3, Precinct 3 Woodcrest School Hayes School Riverwood School Sr. High School Rice Creek School North Park School City Hall Parkview School Reserve Supply Co. SECTION 3: That the polling places will be open from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. .�-- SECTION 4: That the following people are hereby appointed to act as judges -- for said election except that the City Clerk is hereby authorized to appoint qualified substitutes in cases of conflict or interest as set forth in Chapter 4, Section 4.05 of the City Charter. WARD 1 � PRECINCT 1 WARD 1 - PRECINCT 2 n 1,378 Registered Voters - 9 Juges each shift 1,284 Registered Voters - S Judges edch shift WA1�D .1 � PRECINCT 3 WARD 2 - PRECINCT 1 WARD 2 - PRECINCT 2 WARD 2 - PRECINCT 3 Y WARD 3 - PRECINCT 1 . -z 1,423 Registered Vote�� - 9 JUd$es ea�h shift �`� � 1,335 Registered Voters - 8 Judges each shift 1,067 Registered Voters - 7 Judges each shift 1,026 Registered Voters � 6 Judges e�cif shift 1,355 Registered Voters - 9 Judges each shift 0 WARD � - PRECINCT 2 WARD 3 - PRECINCT 3 _ x _� i 1,277 Registered Voters - �3 Judges e:��:, shi� t' 926 Registered Voters - 6 Judges each shift � SECTION 5: That the following judges are appointed to act as chairman of the Election Board for the precincts designated and shall have the duties as set forth in Section 203.23 of Minnesota Statutes. Ward l, Precinct 1 Ward 1, Precinct 2 Ward l, Precinct 3 Ward 2, Precinct 1 Ward 2, Precinct 2 Ward 2, Precinct 3 Ward 3, Precinct 1 Ward 3, Precinct 2 Ward 3, Precinct 3 SECTION 6: � Compensation for said judges will be paid at the rete of $1.50 per hour for the regular judges and $2.00 for chairmen of the Election Board. ATTEST: PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. / � . THIS �P � DAY OF - , 1968. CITY CLERK =�blarvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham - 196$ ELECiZON JUDGES � � CITY CF FRIDLEY � _�-�_, SPECIAL ELECTION � � � L_1 � � � � �' 4 ' � WARD 3 PRECINCZ' 1 Mrs. Donna Ma.rcucci Mrs. Janice Devries Mrs. Ronald Randall Mrs. Shirley Godeen Mrs. i,rayne Provart �irs. Darwin Beck Mrs. Dona T+Toltering l+�s. Claire Henderson Mrs. Ralph Klingl WARD 1 PRECINCT 2 Mrs. Mary Schreiner Mrs. Joyce I"IcClellan Mrs. Ithalia Swanson Mrs. Dorothy Houck 1�rs. Doris Nyline Mrs. Jan Donlin N�rs. Caro1 Lueders Mrs. LaVonne Christensen WARD 1 PRECINC� pgrs. Collette Bourdeaux Nirs. Leona Hubley rlrs. Bonnie Kuzyk 1�Irs. Mildred Kaiser Mrs. Shirley Kohla.n l�irs. Iris Reiser I�xrs. Jenny L�.hti r�rs. Wil_li�.m hoffma.n Mrs. Alice Anderson 4��ARI� 2 P,�.ECINCT 1 Mrs. Shirley Pitala 1 N,rs. Joar.ne Jachum N;rs. �'.deline Haidle Nirs. Gra.ce Ludwig Mrs . 4�. B. Sims � I�rs. Rita i'ierce �`Zrs. D. J. Gabrielson Mrs. Betty :titter � � ' Mrs. Anita Hitzeman Mrs. Howard Schultz Mrs. helen Bourgeois �1rs. Jacqueline Bov� Hlr. Dave Schaaf Mrs. Gayle Weems I�,rs. Anita Rocheford Mrs. Leona Brubbakken l�rs. Rachel �iinz Mrs. 1�°arion Born �rs. Willia.m Jensen Nrs. Ma.vis Houge Mrs. William Hen�stler Mrs. Deloise Hansen 1�1rs. Lois R2wson Nir. Donald Wegler Mr. A . L. Robidotax Mrs. Gloria Swanson � Mrs. Florence Haley l�irs. Clarence A�itchell Mrs. Jordis l�ii.ttlestadt Mr. Ray Price Mrs. Joyce Dahlberg A�irs. Virginia Licker �'ir. Hariy Nawrocki ' Nirs. Jane Barnette r�rs. Hazel Anderson Mrs. Shirley Ha.drath 1�Ir. P1orl�.n Lee N'.�rs. Sally Renter Mr. Harold 0lsrud ItiJARD 2 PRECINCT 2 � �'Lrs. Nirs . 1'�2'S. ' Mrs� Nrs. Mrs. I�rs. � ' � � � ' , �9 Jeanette Micholski Marguerite Jul.kowski. Eileen Freeman Shirley Kra.nz Beverly Kinsman Edythe Collins Rosella Schnagl WARD 2 PRECIAICT 3 Mrs. Edith Evans Mrs. Adeline Swanson Mrs. Grace h,a.nley Nrs. Virgi.nia Wahlberg A�irs. Betty Johnsrud N'�rs. Darlene Coulson WARD 3 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, A'irs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Nirs . Everette Heule Rosella Amar Ba.rbara G�hman Jean Johnson Sylvia Korthof Elmer Johnson Ernest Fofrell Lois Tanner Darlene Vallin � WARD 3 PRECTNCT 2 ' Mrs. Mrs. N'�rs. ' Mrs. �rs. I�irs . , Mrs. N�rs. Nr 1 ' L �, , LJ Ann Devore Bonnie Wildman Germain Wolsfeld Jean Johnson Rolanci Whit comb Shel:vin Syverson M. K. Burotn Helen Daly WARD 3 PRECINCT 3 Mrs. Jean Phelan Nirs. Margaret Kurak Mrs. Helen Truenfels Mrs. Jean Jackson Mrs. Kathleen Edstrom N1rs s Mar3r T�,�o j ciak 1968 ELECTIOIV JUDGES (co.ntinued) Mrs. �Zrs . rirs. Nir. N';rs. Mrs. blrs . Bon2zie Rognrud Beverly Dahlberg Ida N�.e Kasson James Plemel Mary Schneider Nia.rgaxet �nudsen Viola Porter Mrs. Lucil�e Western Mrs, Harriet Johnson Nfr. .Douglas kThite l�rs. Jan Driggins �rs. Joanne "ice tY'rs. Sue Nicholson Mrs. Therese Goldfus Mrs. Leona Fleming N�r. David Chastan �"�rs. Christine Peterson rfrs. Dorothy A�.drich Mrs. Marilyn Crowder Mrs. S. R. Haaland rLrs. Pat I?ittes �rs. Irene Longerbone Mrs. Mi.ldred S+iatkins Mrs. Grace S�egda Mrs. Barbara Johnson Mrs. Alice Gerard �rs. Ing Rossing Mrs. Velma Pinks NIr. Roger Harstad " Mrs. Ardel Buss Mr. Lester Hungerford Mrs. Pearl Sandstrom Mrs. Betty Nelson Mrs. Lois Knode Mrs. MyrtTe Hanson .� • Y; �, ..._, _:_;:; ' ' The following judges are appointed to act as chairman of the �lection Board for the precincts designated. , Ward 1 Precinct 1 Donna �'Iarcucci ' Ward 1 Precinct 2 Mary Schreiner ' � Ward 1 Precinct 3. Collette Bourdeau�c h�ard 2 Precinct 1 Shirley Pitala ' Ward 2 Precinct 2 Beverly Kinsman Ward 2 F'recinct 3 Virginia Wahlberg '� _ Ward 3 Precinct 1 Sylvia Korthof Ward 3 Precinct 2 Mrs. Roland yJhitcomb ' h'ard 3 Precinct Jean P 3 hela.n ' � ' ' , - � _ . _ . . ._ . 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WHEREAS, certain speciai assessments have been levied with �espect ta certain lanci and said land has subsequentiy been subdivided, ��OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as foilows: . � That the assessments tevied against the following described parcet, to-wit: Parcei 400, Part of Lot 1, Auditor�s Subdivision #89, may and shall be apportioned and divided as foltows: ' Original Parcet Fund � Originat Amount Parcel 400, Part of Lot 1, Regular S.A. $ S32 55 Auditor�s Subdivision #89 W#34 (Water ha�n) 1,675.07 SW #24 �Sewer Main) 518.66 SS #24 (Storm Sewer} 646,p3 3,312.31 Oivision of Parcel Ap roved fund Originai Amount �_ . Parcel 400, Pa�t of Lot 1, Regular S.A. S 2�4 gg Audi tor � s Subdi vf s i on #/`89 W#34 (Mtater Ma i n) $�� pQ S'�l #24 ( Sewer Ma i n) 267.31 - SS #24 (Storm Sewer) 333.10 Parcel 450, Part of Lot 1, Regular S.A. $ 257•87 Audi tor � s Subdi vi si on #89 W#3�+ (1�+iater Mai n) $ � �� p] S�1 #24 (Sewe� Maihj 251.35 SS #24 (Storm Sewerj 312.93 3,37 .3 �% ADOPTEO BY TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDL.�EY THIS � DAY OF , 1968. , - ATTEST: MAYOR Jack Q. Kirkham � �ITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunseli ' ' -+� ,.:lc_ � � ' , ' ' �J ' � ' ' ' ' � � ' , .� - �,;-� _ ,_r RESOLUTION NO. �-1968 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 5, BLOCK 4, pARCEL 1480, LYNDALE BUILDERS .6TH ADDITION. WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been divided. NO�nT, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, as follows: That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit: Lot 5, Block 4, Parcel 1480, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition, may & shall be apportioned and divided as follows: Original Parcel Fund Original Amount Lot 5, Block 4, Parcel Reg. S..x W. $ 109.23 1480, Lyndale Builders SW#36 (:�aterals) paid 6th Addition. SS#40(Mains) 'd SS#40 (Laterals) • � St. 1961-1 Street . SS�53 {Storm Sewer) Division of Parcel Approved Fund E. 67' of Lot 5, Block 4, Reg. S. & W: Parcel 1480, Lyndale Builders Sti�17k36 (Laterals) 6th Addition. SS#40 (Mains) SS#40 (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Street � SS#�53 (Storm Sewer) ' W. 8' of Lot 5, Block 4.; Parcel 1525, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. ' ' � I ' � Reg. S.& W. SW�36 (Laterals) S5�40 (Mains) SS#40 (Laterals) Sto 1961-1 Street SS#53 (Storm Sewer) Pai Paid � Paid paid Original Amount $ 97.45 � Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid $ 11.78 ` Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid $ 109.23 � � ., ' , , � � ' , � , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' � Page 2-- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 5, BLOCK 4, PARCEL 1480, LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH A.DDITION. ADOPTED BY T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY.THIS C� � DAY OF , 1968. MAYOR Jack O. Kirkham ATTEST : CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsel.l � G .� 1._ :_J��_ . L� 1 ' LJ , ' ' , , � , , . , ' ' I� � 1 I ,� = .�,a _ -..� • �,, RESOLUTION NO._ 1 (�' -1968 �-- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COrTBINING OF SPECIAL ' ASSESSMENTS ON PART OF LOT 3 LYING WEST OF EAST 30', PARCEL 1420, LOT 4, PARCEL 1440, AND EAST 67' OF LOT 5, PARCEL 1480, BLOCK 4, LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH ADDITION. WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been combined. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, as tollows: That the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit: Part of Lot 3 lying West of East 30', Parcel 1420, Lot 4, Parcel 1440, and East 67' of Lot 5, Parcel 1480, Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition, may and shall be apportioned and combined as follows; Orictinal Parcels Fund Original Amount Part of .Lot 3, lying irl. Reg. S.& W. $ 65.53 of E. 30' , Parcel 1420, SS#�53 (Storm Sewer) Paid � • Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. � . Lat 4, Bloc}c 4, Parcel 1440, Reg. S.& ��T $109.23 Lyndale Builders 6�h Addition. 5'�1�36 (Laterals) Paid SS#40 (h1�.ins) Paid SS#40 (Laterals) Paid St. 1961-1 Streets Paid SS#53 (Storm 3ewer) Paid E. 67' of Lot 5, Block 4, Parcel 1480, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. � Reg. S.& W. $ 97.45 SW#3b (Latera],sj paid SS�;40 (Mains) " Paid SS#40 (Laterals) paid St. 1961-1 Street Paid SS#53 (Storm Sewer) Paid $ 2 72,. 21 m a PAGE 2-- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTIN� '1'�-IE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PA,RT OF LOT 3 LYING TiVEST OF EAST 30; PARCEL 1420, LOT 4, PARCEL 1440, AND EAST 67' OF LOT S, PAR�I, 1480, BLOCK 4, LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH ADDITION. Combininq of Parcels Approved Part of Lot 3, Lyiny West of East 30', Lot 4, and East 67' of Lot 5, Block 4, parcel 1425, Lyndale Builders G-�h Addition. Fund - Reg. S.& W. SWm36 (Lateralsj SS�40 (Mains) SS#4Q (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Street SS�#53 (Storm Sewer) �--� -� � Original Amount $ 272,21 Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid $ 272.21 ADOPTED B T�- � CITY COUNCIL OF Z'FIE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �� DAY OF , 1968. MAYOR Jack O. Kirkham A'T'TEST: CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell � ' �_ 1 ' , � LJ � � , ,g -�- � �':� . � RESOLUTION NO. -1968 A RESOLUTION AUTHO�IZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 1, PARCEL 1320, LOT 2, PARCEL 1360, AND EAST 30' OF LOT 3, PAFtCEL 1400, BLOCK 4, LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH ADDITION. WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with. respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been combined. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, as follows: That the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit: Lot l, Parcel 1320, Lot 2, parcel 1360, and East 30' of Lot 3, parcel 1400, Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition, may and shall be apportioned and combined as follows: Original Parcels Fund Oriyinal Amount Lot l, Block 4, Parcel ' 1320,Lyndale Builders 6th Addition r - � , LJ , � Lot 2, Block 4, Parcel 1360, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. Reg. S.& W. SW#�36 (Laterals) SS##40 (Mains) SS#40 (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Street SS�53 (Storm Sewer) Reg.. S.& ti�T. �n1�36 (Lateralsj SS#�40 (Mains) SS#40(LateraYs St. 1961-1 Street SS�53 (Storm Sewer) East 30' of Lot 3, Block Reg. S.A. 4� Parcel 1400, Lyndale SS#53 (Starm Sewer) Builders 6th Addition " -�� ' � I � „ $ 109.23 Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid $ 109.23 Paid Paid Pa id Paid Paid $ � 43 . 70 Paid $ 262.16 PAGE 2-- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECIING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSI+�PNTS ON LOT 1, PARCEL 1320, LOT 2, PARCEL 1360, AND EAST 30' OF LOT 3, PA.RCEL 1400, BLOCK 4, LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH A.DDITION. Combininq of Parcels Approved Lots 1,2,& E. 30' of Lot 3, Block 4, Parcel 1325, Lyndaie Builders 6th Addition. �'und . Reg. S.A. SW#36 . (Laterals) SS#�40 (Mains) SS�4Q (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Street SS-�53 (Storm Sewer) ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1968. ATTEST: .� >'�r I .__ _l�,' Oric�inal Amourt $ �262,16 Paid Paid Paid paid Faid $ 262.16 I G � MAYOR . Jack O. Kirkham I CITY CLERK Marvin C, Brun.sell � � .� � 1 � iy., . �2ESOLUT ION NO. � 1968 � � A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIREGTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL 1 ASSESSMENTS ON WEST 8' OF LOT 5, PARCEL 1525, LOT 6, PARCEL 1520, AND LOT 7, PARCEL 1560, BLOCK 4, LYNDAL.F BUILDERS 6^1H ADDITION. � � � � I � � � �� WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been comb ined. Na4J, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, as follov�s: That the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit: West 8' of Lot 5, Parcel 1525, Lot 6, Parcel 1520 and Lot 7, Parcel 1560, Block 4, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition, may and shall be appor tioned and combined as follows: Original Parcels W. 8' of Lot 5, Block 4, Parcel 1525, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. Lot 6, Block 4, Parcel � 1520, Lyndale Builders 6th Aadition. I � I , Lot 7, Block 4, Parcel 1560,, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. � � I � � Ii I# 11 1 � e Fund Reg. S.& w. SW�36 (Laterals) SS�#40 (Mains) SS#40 (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Streets SSn53 (Storm Sewer) Reg. S.& W. SW#36 (Laterals) SS#�0 (Mains) SS#40 (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Streets SS'�53 (Storm Sewer) Reg. S,& W. SW#F36 (Laterals) SS�#40 (Mains) SS�40 (Laterals) St. 1961-1 Streets SS#53 (Storm Sewer) � Original Amount $ 11.78 Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid � $109.23 paid Paid Paid Paid Paid $109.30 Paid Paid � paid . paid Paid $230.31 � � � � , , � � � 1 I � � � � 0 PAGE 2--A RESOLUTTON AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON WEST 8' OF LOT 5, PARCE�, 1525, LOT 6, PARCEL 1520, AND LOT 7, PA.RCEL 1560, BLOCK 4, LYNDAI,E BUILDERS 6TH ADDIT?ON. Combinin of Qarcels Approved W. 8' of Lot 5, Lot 6, & Lot 7, Block 4, Parcel 1525, Lyndale Builders 6th Addition. , � , xi � -��_ _� � r � I Fund . pzi�inal Amount Reg. s.& W. $230.31 SW#36 (Laterals) Paid . SS#40 (Mainsj Paid SS#40 (Laterals) Paid St. 1961-1 Streets Paid SS##53 (Storm Sewer) Paid $230.31 ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEy THIS � DAY OF d/ 1968. _. , MAYOR Ja�k O. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY �LERK Marvin C. Brunsell , 1 ' 1 _ 1 . 1 � l � '1 � f� � � � � � � r l � i �� t �� l ! / � C L A I M S --�_�` .: GEIVERAL LIQUOg 14696 through 14844 2168 through 2212 . BETTEF BUSINESS BURFAU REPORT Better Home Supply Co. ' 4020 Minnetonka Blvd. � 2 complaints of unsatisfactory service neither of which were answered by the company. Midwest Design and Construction Co. . 6466 Westchester Circle Golden Valley, Minnesota � Numerous customer complaints of oral misrepresentation. Feb. 1968 a complaint was signed against this company by the State Attorney General. The company o�,mer stated that his business tactics would be changed. ' s � 0 �� \ 0 I �_.., __. _� E_ i � LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL._ PERIOD 4/30/68.- 4/30/69 � May 6, 1968 BLACKTOPPING United Asphalt Co., Inc. 331 Coon Rapids Blvd. � Minneapolis, Minnesota By. Gary G. Anderson NEW EXCAVATING Clark-Moores Exc. Co. Box 392 Monticello, Minneso�a Byo Willard H. Clark RENEWAL Lloyd Moen 541 Lafayette St. N. E. :�_ _ �`::� APPROVED BY $LDG, INSP. PLBG, INSP. Fridley, Minnesota Byo Lloyd Moen RE:�iEWAL PLBG. INSP. � Southtown Piping Co., Inc. 8640 Harriet Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Walter'Boorsma NEW Stanley Stegora 7708 56th Ave. No. PLBG, INSP. I Crystal, Minnesota By: Stanley Stegora RENEWAL PLBG, INSP, I GAS SERVICES A1's Plumbing & Htg. 8392 Center Drive N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Jack E. Adams RENEWAL Domestic Htg. & Cooling 9110 Grand Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Hartley F. Bruder RENEWAL Harris Brothers Pibg. Co. 217 West Lake St. HTG, INSP. I HTG, INSP. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Miles E, t�uigley RENEWAL HTG, INSP. John's Appliance Service Co. ' 4128 East 35th St. � Minneapolis, Minnesota By: John A. Davitt RENEWAL Mill City Heating & Air Cond. Co. 13005 B 16th Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Wm. Stevenson RBNEWAL Nielson Gas Heat 2916 East 38th St. � Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Stanley Nielson RENEWAL Royalton fitg. & Cooling 4626 Lyndale Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Wm. Stewart RENEWAL HTG, INSP. HTG. INSP. HTG, INSP. HTG. INSP. LIST OF CONTRACTORS PAGE 2 GAS SERVICES ( Cont ) Ray N. Welter Htg. Co. 4637 Chicago Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Ray N. Welter GENERAL CONTR2,CTOR Better Home Supply Co. 4020 Minnetonka Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Da1e Shinder Dalberg Blders, Inc. � 1121 80th Ave. N, E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Samuel Dalberg DeGardner Construction 2010 17th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Robert DeGardner Eidem Const. Co. 6976 Carey Lane, Rt. 2 Osseo, Minnesota By: Richard A. Eidem Ferndale Blders. 1323 Skywood Lane N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Byo Lowell Nagovsky Gusa Blders. Route 2 Princeton, Minnesbta By: James Gusa Homewood Realty 622 West Broadway „ Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Henry Lapides Arnold H. Johnson 7575 Groveland Minneapolis, Minnesota Byo Arnold Johnson Kraus-Anderson of Mpls., Inc. SO1 South 8th St. Minneapolis, Minnesota , By: R. Meeker Smith & Anderson 912 40th Ave . N. E. Columbia Heights, Minnesota By: Ronald Smith Swenson Blders. 5615 Camden Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota Bya Ray Swenson i RENEWAL NEW RENEWAL NEW M�J RENEWAL NEW RENEWAL , �s ..3 � i � . HTG, INSP. I BLDG, INSP. I BLDG. INSP. I BLDG, INSP. I BLDG, INSP. � BLDG. INSP, I BLDGa INSP. I BLDG, INSP. I RENEWAL . BLDG, INSP. I NEW NEW RENEWAL BLDG, INSP. I BLDG, INSP. I BLDG, INSP. I LIST OF CONTRACTORS GENERAL CONTRACTORS (Cont) S. E. Templin Const. Co. 6184 Stinson Blvd. Fridley, Minnesota Twin City Blders. 5406 Florida Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota- Watson Construc�ion 252 Soutt-i Plaza Bldg . Minneapolis, Minnesota HEATING A1's Plbg. & Htg. 8392 Center Dx'ive Minneapolis, Minnesota Domestic Htg. & Cooling 9110 Grand Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Harris Brothers Plbg. Co. 217 West Lake Street bSinr�.eapolis, Minnesota Mill City Htg. & Air Cond. 13005 B 16th Ave. N. Minneapolis, Minnesota Northtown Plbg. Co., Inc. 370 Mississippi St. � Fridley, Minnesota Royalton Htg. & Cooling 4726 Lyndale Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota Ray N. Welter Htg. Co. 4637 Chicago Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota ' MASONRX Lance E. Bartlett Co. 9708 Humboldt Ave . South Minneapolis, Minnesota Dave Berry Const. 8317 Monroe St. N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota PAGE 3 By: Sam Templin By: Rodney Gooler By: B. R. Park By: Jack E. Adams Byo Hartley F. Bruder Bya Lloyd A. Harris Byo Wm Stevenson By: Thomas W. Veit By: William Stewart By: Ray N. Welter Byo Lance E. Bartlett By: Dave Berry .1.�_ . J�.� RENEWAL BLDGo INSP. I NEW BLDG, INSP. I RENEWAL BLDGo INSP. � RENEWAL HTG; INSP. I RENEWAL HTGo INSP. I RENEWAL HTG. INSP, I RENEWAL HTG. INSP. RENEWAL HTG. INSP. RENEWAL HTG, INSP. RE�TEWAL HTG,INSPa NEW BLDG, INSP. RENEWAL BLDG. INSP. � � :9�� I LIST OF CONTRACTORS PAGE 4 MASONRY (Gont) Tom Rochel Concrete, Inc.. - 12445 River Ridge Blvd. Burnsville, Minnesota By: Tom Rochel RENEWAL BLDGo INSP, SIGN HANGER'S . Gold Medal Beverage Co. 553 North Fairview Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota . Bye Arthur J. Margot RENEWAL BLDG, INSP. LeRoy Signs 3101 North 2nd St. Minneapolis, Minnesota Bye Ralph R. Reiter RENEWAL BLDG, INSP. WELL DRILLING Hadden Well Co. 4455 Main St. N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Bya Robert Hadden RENEWAL PLBG, INSP. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Midwest Design & Construction 6466 Westchester Circle Golden Valley, Minnesota By: R. E. Lybeck NEW BLDG. INSP. Harold Julien Route 4 Anoka, Minnesota By: Harold Julien NEW BLDG. 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Street, fro:� Street, from E�•! to who ��rill benefit by the proposed impa•o�emen�;, hereby pe'r,ition that �the folloti:ing im-- pr•ovements b� m?de. � '�. 1�! _?.�%��.�� . � �.._� _ � . 2 .� -- - _— - --_ - 3, . We understand tYiat the cost of sa_d. imp��ove_�:�n�t t•ri.�l be ass°ssed a;ai.nst t'c:e proper��r in the above desc-ribed arza � n equa� ir_sta1.1'�l�n�s for a p�riod no� to �xceed '- � years with interest payable at the rate of � � per annum oi: the unpaid bal�ice. We understar:d that, tLntil prel��inary en�i.n�eri.r_g can be comple �ed, it is impossible �o give accura�e estimates of ��rhat thes� improve�T,ents tr�ll cost; but �nat based on cost, figures for siriilar ti�rork. done in the Cit;�, it �s es��mat°� tha� Lhese iMprovemenis =Nill cost: � � . --- --.._._= ' ' �_ , _ . ' - . , 1. �' '>. . t ; �� . � �. , .� 1 + 2. � __ � � � � � J , � � ± J � , 1 �� : � 3• � NAl`�fE � -��DR�S S_ -` � LEGAL DESCRI P! I0� �: � � . : > ,- '��'_----_ _- .,� � � ,� � , � .�_• �.Z ��—�„��1-�_ c �� c :-.r�--!��- -�; % �_ < < �-t ,. �= � ' r ��'t F� /�� 7/'IT'S�'rt _,__�.-�/ %�� l• y''•, �; /�.� , _-_ __._ ---- ------,�..�__._ - :�_� r `� CQU f�TY OF .ANOKA Office of the County Board of Corrunissioners COURT H�USE --- 421-476D --- ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303 April 15, 1968 Mx. Nasim Qureshi City Engineer 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: Mississippi-East River Road Intersection Dear Mr. Qureshi: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated April 4, 1968, addressed to the Chairman of the County Board. The Board has referred this matter to the Transportation and Land Use Committee for study and recommendation. Sincerely, _ -- - -� ; �'�=» / �� % � � �� ..�� :�--,.� /� Bernard E. Steffen County Administrator :ms cc: Commissioner �rvey Peterson "Faatest Growing Gorcnty in Minnesota" 0 � � � [_.: � � � � � � � i � � L� COMSTOCK � DAV1S, lN�,• 1446 COUNIY ROAD "J" MINNEAPOLIS � h11NNL'SOTA 55A32 TEL.: SUnut 4-9340 CO�Sl3LTii�l� ��D�� April 2, 1968 Mr. Homer Ankrum, City itanager City of Fridley ' 6431 University Avenue N.::. Ptinneapolis, riinnesota 55421 Dear rir . Anlcrum ; The Village of P�Iounds Vie�a is contemplating improvements to their basic muni- cipal water system. As Engineers for the Village we have suggested that interconnections with the water systems of adjacent co:nmunities would be desireable for emergency purposes. Interconnection of the `�founds View and Fridley water systems is proposed to be mac�e at the following location: Nlounds �Iie�a designation : � At the intersection of County Road �:-2 and Pleasant View Drive Fridley desi�nation; � At the inter.section of 73rd Avenue P�.E. and Stinson Boulevard Although tlie fore�oing descriptions differ for the two municipalities, the intersection is at one and tlie same location. Tlie Villa�e of i`Iounds View would lilce to knoca if the City of Fridley would be interested in said interconnection of water systems to be used only on an eMer�ency basis. It is anticipated that the cost of the interconnection, includin� ihe meterin� station, would be shared equally by the two communi- ties. tidater usaae charges cai� be spelled out in an agr�eement acceptable to both parties. � As riounds View is contemplating other waterworks additions during this con- struction season, we w�ould appreciate your bringing ttiis matter before your Council in the near future.. �. ,�` f ` � I Mr. Homer Ankrun, City Mana�er City of Fridley An early reply would be appreciated. SB/cb cc : ��illage of t�founds View 0 - 2 - Very truly yours, COIISTOCK & DAVIS, It1C. April 2, 196� gy "��'L'' %�C�L ��/ ��o /; �. � r .- o?� Shelly Boehm�y/?' • �%• . U n ��: � : �_ ! � : . J. � . . � _1-_ � `.t�' � EHLERS AND ASSOCIATES, INC. �' FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS FIRST NATIONAL SOO IINE CONCOURSE 507 MARQUETTE AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 339-8291 (AREA COOE fi12] _ _- i � � � � � � � � � i _� � � � � April 29, 1968 The City Council and The Parks and Recreation Commission City of Fridley, Minnesota Gentlemen: We have previously met with Mayor Kirkham, City Manager Ankrum, Director of Parks and Recreation Brown and Mr. Hughs to discuss the tax impact of a$1.5 Million Parks and Playground Bond Issue sche- duled for voting June 11, 1968. On the basis of preliminary computer runs it has been said that the issue coulcl be financed with a tax rate of slightly over 5 mills. According to Mr. Hermann, City Assessor, this was arrived at by sub- tracting the mill rate including old bonds and the $1.5 million issue proposed. We have since learned that this bond issue is part of a larger pro- gram of ultimate park development. We, therefore, made several more computer runs and attach hereto our recommended maturity schedule for this issue which would maintain about a 5 mill tax increase until the maturity year 1975 (taxes to be levied October 1973). At that time a.drop of about 2 to 2.5 mills is provided in the tax structure in which to fit another parks issue with a moderated tax increase. The statement of a 5 mill average increase for this issue is still accurate. However, with this more recent planning a provision has been made for future park issues with littl.e or no tax increases. We suggest that any copies of the previous maturity schedules be discarded to avoid confusion. � - The planning assumes an ave_raqe annual valuation growth of $1.2 million ending in the tax lev year of 1974 (for taxes collectible � 1975). This may be too conservative in that other sources indicate ` a growth more like $I.5 million per year in �he�next couple of years-�� and this growth may well extend beyond 1974. • Respectfully submitted, INC. � � . $1,500,000 PARK BaNDS � CI"TY t�F FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA ELECTIOV, JUNE ll, 196$ __ _.. __ ._ -_ __._ _ -° START 8•7 MII.LSSTEP DOWN T0 6•2 IN 75 � SECOND STE? b•2 IN 99 , INTEREST RATE •045 � DATE 0F B0ND5 69 FIRST MATURITY 71 F IR5T YR 1 � � pEN�MINATION 10000 YEAR A W DEE3T S P� MR P P A�fD I T0T T MR ,,. �� 70 19350 73045 3•8 0 67500• 140545. 7.3 ?1 20550 ?1475 3.5 40000 107500• 178975. 8•7 72 21750 748�i5 3•4 50000 115700. 190545. 8•8 73 2295p 77999 3•4 60000 123450• 201y49• 8•8 � �p 24150 75980 3•l 70000 130750. 20b730• 8•6 75 25350 58960 2•3 40000 97600• 1565600 6.2 76 26550 37285 1•4 70000 125800• 163085• 6.1 � �� 26550 36485 1•4 ' 80000 132650. 169135. 6.4 �g 26550 35660 1•3 80000 129050. 164710• 6•2 79 26550 34835 1•3 80000 ]25450• 160?_85• 6. gp 26550 39010 1.5 80000 121850. 1b0860• 6•1 � �gl 26550 37990 1•4 90000 128250• 166240• 6•3 g2 26550 36970 1.4 9Q000 124200• 161170. 6•I S3 26550 35950 I•4 100000 130150. 166100• 6.3 gq 26550 39900 �•5 100000 121150. 159£525• 6•2 � 26550 38675 1•5 l000 85 . g(, 26550 37450 1•4 110000 126650. 164100. 6• g7 26550 3b225 l•u 120Q00 131700• 16?925. 6.3 � gg 26550 0 0 I40040 146300• 1463000 5•5 � T OTAL PRINC.IPAL 150D000 T �TAL INTEREST 81�350. T OTAL P AND I 2.31 135 E 6 � _ _ _ : . ._ . . B ON� YEARS � �i030 • . � AVE MATUF�ITY 12.02 —_ _ �—YEAR: NATURITY YEAR 0F PtZINCIPAL• � A.V•: AS5ESSED VAL.UATION. D�BT 5: PRINCIPAL & INTEREST, PRESENT ISSUE. � QJ�✓}�; MILL RATE, PkESENT .I.S.SUE. P: PRINCIPAL, PRE5ENT ISSUE. � P&I: PRINCI?AL AND INTEREST C5%), PRESENT ISSUE• SpT": TOTAL DEBT SERVICE. TMRs TOTAL MILL RATE, ALI. 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N -^�1. ��-�' t,,.�- �;�, %�� u� � . {, a t" o F• ��kyria's. ..`�c iuU£;dif-'.-i�� u.'s�iyE�. . t e � Y:��,� ��:;t� ��}� , t•�:;.; . ._ . 0 .�s .�_ . �_ �� g � �g �f 9.%��.,i�� I�� , � � � � ' � ' � � � � CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA OFI'ICE OF THE I3TJILDING INSPECTOR TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGF�t APRIL 1968 NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED �968 �967 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION APRIL APRIL TO DATE TO DATE 2 � 4 5s 37 Residential 7 6 15 g Residential Garages �3 .. �4 • 3� 26 Alterations & Additions �2 � 0 � � Multiple Dwellings � . 1 Commercial 2 � 3 0 � � � Industrial � � � Mu.riicipal � 1 Churches & Schools � � � . 0 � � �0 Hospitals. 2 4 5 12 Signs � p 1 Movi.ng 56 39 �� 5 88 OTHFRS 47 �3 98 63 Heating 26 73 68 P�umbing 3� 151 111 Electrical 40 45 322 �42 ��a 94 Residential Residential Garages Alteration & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving ESTIMATED VALUATION OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUID �575,200 $292�900 ��,218,300 $ 712,793 20,085 �1,493 24,785 74.,611 �7��50 300,000 186,000 0 124,000 0 124,150 4�000 0 0 473,700 0 . o 0 94,000 �,000 0 o p 380,000 � � p 0 460 5,�50 3'��p� 12�000 ` p 2,000 �794,356 �328,597 $2,336,220 ��,343�611 � � � I � TO THE CITY MANAGER MONTHLY REPORT APRIL 1968 � Page 2 � � NUMBER OF LICEN�FS CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE � �� FEES COLLECTED TYPE -: - � 7 � �05 � BLACKTOPPING � �5 CARPENTRY �9 285 EXCAVATING 39 . 5s5 � GAS 99 2,475 GENERAL 5� 765 HEATING 2 30 , HOUSE MOVING 3� 465 MASONRY 7 105� OIL HEATING 7 �p5 PLASTERING 3 . 45 � ROOFING 16 400 SIGNS 2 30 WELL DRILLING 284 �5,410 � 30 . 2 Incomplete Licenses at $15.00 68 period $5,440 Total Zicense Fees.Collected for �g67- �� pERMIT NUMBERS TYPE � #9646-#97�5 BUILDING #7�p3�7�42 ELECTRICAL � 101-#4�47 HEATING #4 � #4546-#4576 PLt�MBING SIGNS , . � . � . � � , PII�MIT FEES 1968 �967 APRIL APRIL � 9,�37 � 6�8 63g 518 2,204 808 779 382 ��2,so3 $2,403 THIS YEAR TO DATE $12,122 2,943 10,436 1,465 �27,011 LAST YEAR TO DATE $1 ,882 2,5s6 � ,916 1 , 091 3�s � �7�763 � � � �I � � � � � � � r � � PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CITY OF FRIDLEY MONTHLY REPORT - MARCH 1968 HOURS STREET DEPARTMENT . 1. Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39'� , , , . 30� 2. Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 16 3. Gravel Hauling . • • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 4. Gravel Surfacing • • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' 286� 5. Miscellaneous Street Work . • • • • ' ' ' . , , 211'� 6. Patching . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . 58 7. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • , 140 8. Signs and Barricades . • • • • • ' ' ' ' � � 233 9. Equipment Repairs - Street . . • • • • • • • WATER DEPARTMENT 1. Filtration Plant Operations . . . . . . . . . . 2. Final Readings and Collections . . • • • • • • 3. Hydrant Repairs and Flushing . • • � • • • • • 4. Miscellaneous Water Work . . . . . . • • • • • 5. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • 5. Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . �� • • • • 7. Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . 8. Water Meter Inspections and Repairs ..•••• 9. Water Turn-ons . . • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' 10. Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11. Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . 138� 50 24� . 58 161� 5� 12 128 10� 35 4 32 SEWER DEPARTMENT l. Lift Station Inspections and Repairs ..••• 72 24 2. Miscellaneous Sewer Work • • • • ' ' ' "� � � 205 3. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . • • • • • • • • • ' ' 68 4.. Sanitary Sewex Inspections • • • • ' ' ' � � � 33 5. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . �• • • STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT 1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaninf; ..••• �0 2. Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . 115 �. � � Page �tao PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT - MARCH 1968 MISCELLANEOUS HOURS 1. City Hall - Administration . . . . . . . . . . 26 2., Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115'� 3. Fire Department School . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 4. Injury on Job - Dale Bakke . . . . . . . . . . 16 5. Injury on Job - Dennis Ottem . . . . . . . . . 14 6. Injury on Job - Arthur Silseth .. .... 48 7. Liquor Stores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41'� 8. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 9. Sewer School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 10. Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 11. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 12. Voting Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 14. Equipment Repairs - Administration . . . . . . 8 15. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . 14 16. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department ...... 57 17. Equipment Repairs - Liquor . . . . . . � . . . 4 18�. Equipment Repairs - Park Department ...... 27 19. Equipment Repairs - Police Department ..... 21 20. Equipment Repairs - Snow and Ice ....... 10