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JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECRETARY
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
AUGUST 5, 1968 - 8:00 P.M.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - AUGUST 5, 1958 - 8:00 P. M.
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' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
' IAIVOCATION:
ROLL CALL•
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PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: Mr. Robert Molinaro
' Mr. Jesse Wallace
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
' Board of E ualization e
q M eting, July 11, 1968
Regular Council Meeting, July 15, 1968
' Special Council Meeting, July 29, 1968
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
' PUBLIC
HEARINGS:
' 1. Continued Pub
lic Hearing of Street Zmprovement Project,
ST, �968-1B, Addendum #4 (Continued from July 15 1968)
' Coagnent; The City has received additional petitions
for this improvement. For Crown Road we
' have 53T. and on Horizon Drive we have 50�.)
OI.D BUSINESS :
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2• Review of Land Alteration Ordinance and Uniform Building
' Code Require�nts.
Conunent; The material was supplied to the Council
' earlier. This is *o improve our land
alteration requirements for better eaforesement.)
NEW BU3INESS:
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3. Discuesion Regarding Electricty Rates, NSP
' omment• Repreaentative of NSP will be present at
the meeting)
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Pages 26 - 35
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, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 5, 1968 pA�GE 2
' NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
' 4. Additional Request for Street Lighting
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Comment: We have received requests from people for
lights in certain areas. We have four
lights left to be orderered in, in our
1968 light program. Our recommendations
are on page 37.
5. 1969 Budget
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6. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for 3/4 Ton Truck of
Street Department. (Bids opened July 17, 1968, 11:30 A.M.)
' Comment: This truck is budgeted. The recommendation
from the City Engineer to award the contract
' to McGee Trucks is on page 39.
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7. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract on 1969 Tree
Beautification Program (Opened July 31, 1968, 10:30 A.M.)
8. Receiving Resignation of Robert Hughes. Chairman of
Planning Coaunission and Parks and Recreation Coaimission.
9. Receiving Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting, July 17, 1968
fleceiving Minutea of the Board of Appeals Meeting, July 31, 1968
10. Receiving Minutea of the Building 5tandards - Desiga
' Control Meeting, July 24, 1968
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, 11,' Aeceiv�ng Minut�s of the Planning Commissioa Meetiag of
July 25, 1968
Coaiment : Meeting was rescheclu�led for August ist because
there wae aot a quorum preaent)
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R�GULAR CQUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE 3
N�EW USINESS (Continued)
12. Receivin� Ghe Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of
,A,u$ust 1 1968
Comment; These Minutes will be given to you Monday Eve.)
'�3. �tesalution Appointing Election Judges.
(Comment; State Statutes require that the Election Judges
be appointed at least 30 dsys prior to the
election. A total of 74 judges per shift
will be needed.)
1G. Reaolutian Setting Administrative Charges for Weed Mowing
15. Resolution Authorizing Bids for Und�r Bar Remodeling for
Shorewood Liquor Store
Comment: This is for improving the sink facilities.
The Bids will be received on Sept. 3, 1968)
' �.6. ReaoluCion Ordering Preliminary Plans and Specifications
far Street Improvement Project ST. 1968-IB (Addendum ��5)
' Coaxr�nt: This is in response to the 3 petitions the
City received for improvement of the streets.
' All the petitions are more than 50% and should
be received before adopting this resolution.
The Petitions are under Item 25.}
' 17. Resolution Receiving Preliminary Plans and Specifications and
Calling a public Hearing for Street Improvement Project
ST. 1968-1B (Addendum �S)
' Comment; Thia Resolution will set up the improvement
. hearing for Polk, Skywood Court and T.H.#65
West Service Drive on Sept. 9th (for the
' above petitions).
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' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE 4
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1$. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of
$p�cial Qssessments on Parcel 620 and 640, Part of
I.aC 9, Auditor's Subdivision No. 129.
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19. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of
' SpE�cial Assesaments on Parcel 1020 (Part of Lot 8) and
Parcel 1050 (Part of Lots 8, 9, and 10), Auditor's
Subdivision No. 155.
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' 2�. Receiving 10 Year Street Improvement Projectioa atfd
4 Xear Street Maintenance Projection from Engineering
� Department.
Comoment; The supporting material is enclosed in
' the envelope with the Agenda. This progrem
is submitted so that the City can plan ahead
improvements and better maintain our substandard
streets. We hope the Council can review the
' recommendations and be able to take some action at
the next regular Council Meeting.)
, 2i,. Consideration of Liquor License for the American Legion Club
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�omment: The American Legion Club has inquired about
the possibility of getting an on sale liquor
license. See memo from Finance Director)
22. Licenses
� 23. Application for Sign Permit; Re uest b Nae
q y gle Outdoor
Advertising Company.
' Comment: There is an existing sign of 10' x 25'
and they are requesting'to iacrease the aize
' of the sign to 14'x49'2". The City is.in the
process of considering a new aign ordinance which
would prohibit this increase.)
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Pagea 78 - $1
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eREGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE 5
, 23. Consideration of Building Permit, Raymond N. Pasch Page 83
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� 2k. Consideration of Gasoline Pumps for Country Village Super�
Maxke� on Northeast Quadrant of Central Avenue and
Miasiasippi Street. Page 84
, Couene�t: These gasoline pumps will be on the same
property where they will be dispensing groceries,
' and also near another gas station)
2�y� pet�.tions � PageS 85 - 96
��19-1968 Street, curb and gutter - Crown Road
' 4Ma�n Street to Horizon Drive) • • • • • 85 " ��
�i�ZQ�1968 Street, curb and gutter - West Service Road,
T.H. ��65 ( Railroad r/w to 73�d Ave.) • • • • • 88 - ��
'' ��21-1968 Stzeet, turb and gutter - Skywood Court in ...•
Swanstom Court Addition 91 - 93
#22-1968 Street, curb and gutter - Horizon Drive
(53rd Avenue to 5600 (694 Serv: Dr.) ..... 94 - 96
� 26. Appointment Page 97
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27. Claims Page 98
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'Pages 99 - 108
28. Eati.mates
' 29, '�e�solution Approving Construction of Shoulders and
Turning Lanes for T.H. ��65 Pages 109 & 110
� �CpM�i[TNTCATIONS :
' �A) Mra. Orville Ratley (RE: Objection to Building Permit) � Psge 1�T
($) Michael Servetus Unitarian Society (RE: Auction) Page 112
' (C) Fz�idley GOP Executive Coaua. (RE : Picnic) Page 113
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATtON MEETING, JULY 11, 1968
The Board of Equalization Meeting was held July 11, 1968 at 7:30 P.M.
Mr. Gayle Leone and Mr. Ernie Kiss of the County Assessor's Office
were present in addition to Mr. Mervin Herrmann, the City Assessor
and Mr. Leon Madsen, the Appraiser.
It was noted that no one was there to protest the assessment on their
property.
The Abstract was signed by Mayor Kirkham, Councilman Leonard Samuelson
and Councilman David Harris.
The Meeting was closed at 8:15 P.M. .
Respectfully submitted,
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Sharon Waldstein
Secretary
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THE M:INU'PES OF THE REGUI,�1R COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 15 , 1968
Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of July 15, 1968
to order at 8:00 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham asked everyor�e to stand and join the Council in
saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
INVOCATION•
Reverend J.H. Bergren of the Redeemer Lutheran Church gave the
Invocation.
ROLL CALL-
MEMI3ERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABS�TT:
Kirkham, Samuelson,
(arrived at 8:40)
None
Harris, Liebl, Sheridan
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 1, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular
Council Meeting of July 1, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Saawelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor KirkYiam declared the motion
carried.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF
JULY 8, 1968-
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Special
' Public Hearing Meeting of July 8, 1968. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a vQice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
IADOPTION OF AGENDA:
' Mayor Kirkham said that there were a number of items to be added to
the Agei�da as follows:
Item #27: Letter of recammendation for Clerk of County Court
' Item #28: Agreement with Northern States Pawer on rate reduction
for City Hall.
Item #29: Appointment of Civil Defense Director
' Item �#30: Vaaiving of building permit fee for Ice Arena
Item #31: Hook-up of School District #14 storm sewer request at
59th Avenue and Jefferson.
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REGUI,AF2 COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 15 , 1968 PAGE 2
Item #32: Authorization or Certiticates of Appreciation
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to ado�t the Agenda as amended.
Seconded by Councilman Harris. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CO�TINUED PUBLIC HEARING OF TH�; Vt�CATION OF M1�RSHALL STREET:
(Continued from 6-3-68/6-1"l-68/7-1-68)
MOTION �y Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing for the
vacation of Marshall Street. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upr�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declaxed the motion
carried.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR STREET IMPROV:EMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B, ADDENDUM �4:
Mayor Kirkham said that this Public Hearing was called in response
to Petition No. 15-1968 and included the following streets:
Horizon Drive: 53rd Avenue to Interstate #694 Service Road
Cx avn Road: Main Street to Horizon Drive
Ventura Ave.: Main Street ta Horizon Drive
The City Engineer explained that Horizon Drive and Crawn Road were
petitioned for and t�entura Avenue was added by the City as the
addition of this street would complete the improvements i.n this
area. The petition for Horizon Drive was by 54°,6 by front footaqe
aand 6Q% by property awners and for Crawn Road 69/ by front �ootage
and 63;G b� property owners.
T'heodore Frett�, 118 Ventura Avenue, presented a petition against
the improvement. Councilman Samuelson asked him if he knew what
percentage this represents and Mr. Frette replied that he did not
knaw.
PETITIQN NO. 18-1968: OPPOSED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF FOLI.OW NG
STREETS: HORIZON DRIVE: 53RD 1�VENUE TO INTERSTATE #694 SERVICE
ROAD, CRdWN ROAD: MAIN STREET TO HORIZON DRI�7E, AND VBNTUR.A
AVENUE: MAIN STREET TO HORIZON DRIVE, UNDr:.R STREET IMPROVEMi�1T
PROJECT ST. 1968-1B ADDEDiDUM #4
MOTION by C�uncilman Samuelson to receive Petition No. 18-1968.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kiskham declared the motion carried.
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REGUI.,Aii COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 15 , 1968 PAGE 3
Councilman Liebl said that he would like to point out to the people
in the audience that even though one street is done and the side
street is not, they would have a partial assessment for '� of the
block, so it would be to the people's advantage to put in all the
streets if one is put in. He said that he wanted the people to
knaw this so there would be no complaints about the assessments
latex. He said that he has received calls to please fix up these
:�treets and that he wished that the people would make up their
minds. He pointed out to them that if this is not done under this
year's contract it will probably cost a dollar more or less per
foot next yeax� as the costs of construction are rising fast. He
said that he felt that it is a waste oi money to try to maintain
these roads when for a little more, they could have a nice street
and water control.
' The Finance Dir ector further elaborated th at on a street program
the cost is placed just on the street. If there is a side street
the assessments go � way dawn the block. The cost without the
' storm sewer is $8.18 per �oot and the cost w ith the storm sewer
is $9.37 per foot.
' Mr. H. Lindblad, 160 Crawn Road pointed out that in the petition
against the improvement the cost that was quoted to some of the
people was $12.00 per foot, and the petition for the impr ovement
' quoted a price of $8.50 per foot. Councilman Liebl told Mr.
Linrm lad that the $12.00 figure was in error and the estimated
p�c�.ce given tonight was quite close.
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Mrs. Cornelius, 5469 Horizon Drive, said that nobody quoted the
$12.00 price to her, but that she did not sign because sYie could
not see why the streets just could not be rixed up.
T'he City Engineer explained that these were just temporary streets
' in the beginning and that it was a poor job. He said that it has
served about 10 years already, and that it is about impossible to
patch upon patches. He said that he could not understand why it
1 is that people are willing t� spend $20,000 -$30,000 on homes but
seem to want to skimp on the road going past the house. He said
that the City will not push any improvement not wanted onto the
' people, but pointed out that the cost of construction is rising
faster than the cost of living.
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Mrs. Cornelius said that the homes in this area are not $20,000 -
$30,000 houses and that one house in the neighborhood has a bunch of
motorcycles that run arouud, and across tiie street there is just a
basement. She said that the park is unsafe as if the children go
dawn there to play, they get beaten u�. She said that the taxes
are too high naw and if they go any higher, she wi11 be forced to arove.
REGUL.�1R COUNCIL Mr:ETING UL' JULY �.5 , 19nt3 PAGE �
Mayor hiritham pointed out that the Council has found by experience
that it is a waste of money to put in an improvement without the
curb and gutter to go with it and the Council has establishec� a
policy to that effect. He explained that the curbs and gutters
will protect the improvement and w ill make the improvement last
much longer.
A visitor to the Council Meeting said that he was confused as to
just what improvements were pro�osed, as on the patition form it
s aid storm se�wers etc. The City Engineer explained that this is
a standard sorm used tor ai.i improvements and that there are
just two proposals to decide on. One is ior just the street with
c urb and gutter, anG a few extra catch basins. This would mean
that the people would have to live with the additional water
running along the gutters occasionally. He also pointed out that
when the water has to run along the surface, as it gains velocity,
it will cat.se more erosion �roblems. `l�he other proposal is for a
storm sewer to be included with the improvement. He said that the
City does have a contract that this could pe added onto at the
price quoted this year. He said that the c:ioice is up to the
people, and that the �ricc quoted is a�retty close estimate.
Councilman Liebl asked ab out utilities already in, and th e City
Engineer said that there is a storm sewer in th e area that has
been in tor many years, and although it is inferiar and under-
designed, it saems to wor]c all right and that the addition of
some more catch basins would be all right.
Mr. Robert Havlovic, 5421 Horizon Urive, said that he is subject
� to transfer and he felt that he would net be able to get his in-
v estment back out of his house and this is his reason for not
signing the petition in favor of the improvement.
The Finance Director pointed out that the payments would be spread
over a 10 year period and tnat the first payment would not be until
19"70 probably. A visitor to the Council Meeting asked if that can
be paid up immediately withaut interest being added on. The
Finance Director explained that after the work is done, the assess-
ment hearing is held, then the money is due and if paid before 30
days there would be no interest.
Mr. Havlovic asked ii there were any �ide�alks cansidered. Council-
man, Samuelsor. said no, not at this time unless petitioned for.
Einer Berg, 5444 Horizon Drive, said that he was not asked to sign
any petition and that he lived on a corner 1ot.
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Mr. Floyd Knudson, l0U Crc�wn Road, :;ugaested circulating a cor-
' rected petition as there is so much incorrect information.
' Councilman Liebl said that it shouid be pointed out that the City
can add only up to 25;% onto the original contraet. He then asked
iz this could be done thls year It ordered in. The City Engineer
' said that nobody could guarantee this as so much depends on the
weather. He said that ir the weather held out, this could possibly
be this year yet.
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i+��y�� Kir.kham suggested that even if the work can not be done this
year, it eouid be added onto this year's contract to take advantage
of this year's prices.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to continue the Public Hearing of St.
1968-1B Acldendun �4 pending the r�sults of the petition, and place
on the Agenda for August 5, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
' Mayor Kirkham asked if the previous petitions � ould then be voided
and the City Manager said that any ne�w petitions would supercede
the old ones anyhaw .
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Mayor Kirkham then called for sameone in favor of the improvement
to volunteer to circulate the petition. Mr. D. Manthei, 5337
Horizon Drive said that he would.
COUNCILMAN SHERIDAN ARRIVED AT 8:40 P.M.
A visitor to the Meeting asked wh at kind of a roaci this would be.
The City Engineer replied that it would be 4" of stabilized base,
and 1�'° asphalt mat on top. The visitar then asked if there would
be a necessity to remove any trees. The City Engineer replied that
the proposed w idth of the street is 36' back to back and that no
trees would have to be taken out.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, Kirkham, Liebl, Samuelson, and Harris voting aye,
Sheridan abstaining, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 399 - SECOND READZNG OF AN ORDINANCE FOR REZONING RE4UEST
(ZOA #�68-05) TO REZONE FROM R-2 TO CR-1, DR. K H. INGEBRIGT3ENs
, MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Ordinance #�399 on second
reading, wvaive reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Harris, Sheridan, Liebl,
and Samuelson voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declaxed the motion carried
unanimous:Ly .
REGUL�Ft COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 15, 1968
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DISCUSSION RELATING TO THF. ALLOCATZNG OL' E�'UNDS FOR A pEDRSTRIAN
BRIDGE AT 51ST AVENUE N.E. HND UNIVERIS'1'Y HVENUE:
Councilman Liebl asked if the Administration had received any
further cammunication in regard to th is item irom either the
School District, the Highway Department �r Columbia Heights. The
C�ty Manager replied that there was only the one trom Columb ia
Heights that was received previously.
Couneilman Liebl said that there are no side�,valks from 49th Avec�ue
to 53rd Avenue on either side or" the Highway and people run across
the Highway and should be controllea. He said that he has seen
fencing in the middle ot nawhere and feels that this is an area
whi.ch needs fencing and the bridge where people are to cross. He
said he appreciated Representative Savelkoul's help. He then asked
the men from the Highway Department to speak.
Mr. Charles Burrill, District 5 Engineer, said that the State felt
that the fencing should be financed 50�/o by the State and 50`� by
the Municipality, but that there is no policy set yet on urban
expressways. He said that the State had hoped that the total
project cauld be looked at with all the interested parties before
a decision is reached. He said that he is afraid that the ped-
estrian facility might be lost if the City were to push too hard
for the fencing. He said that by participating in the cost of the
fer�cing along this expressway, the State would be setting a precident.
Mayor Kirkham saici that he felt that chanellizing pedestrian traffic
to a push button �zgnal should be considered the same as to a
pedest�ian bridge.
Mr. Burrill said that he w�uld like to see some participation in
the funding ot the fenciny. Mayor Kirkham suggested putting the
fence dvwn the median as then the cost would be � as much. Mr.
Burrill said that the ;3tate's choice would be right of way fencing.
Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the access was moved from 49th
Avenue to 53rd Avenue and that the apartment buildings back right up
to the right of way. He said that he did not like the idea of
having the two items tied together, and that he felt that it was
an oversight on the original plan to have the apartment buildings
so close to the highway with no provisions for chanellizing.
Mr. Burrill said that the State would like to see some reaction to
the bridge before coming to a s�lution with the fencing.
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'� o� the cost for the brid�e, wi11
and the cost of the fenciny. P.7r.
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Burrill said z�o.
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Fridley w ill pay
or the other hal f
Mayor Kirkham said tha� it was considerate o� Lhe Hi9hway Department
to send representation i:o the Meeting, and sucj,�ested setting up a
meeting w ith the Hiyhway Department, Scizool District #13, and
Columbia Heights and suggested that the City Manager try to set
up this meetiny for tY�e July 29th Meeting, tentatively. Mr.
Bu�rill said that this wouid be fine.
FIRMING EMERG�:NCY ORDINANCE ;#398 - E-1I�T L,MERG.r:NCY ORDINANCE FOR
SANITARY S�in1ER HOOK-UP TO NORTH SUBURF3AN ST�TITARY Sh'WIER DISTRICT:
MOTION by Councilman Harris t�o reaffir�n Gmergency Ordinance No.
' 398, adopted at the Meeting of �uly 1, 1968. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Y.irkizam, Samuelson, Harris,
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Liebl, and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
FILISTER APARTM�TT COMPLEX:
The City Manager explained th at Mr. FilisLer has chanqed his plan to
eonform roughly with what was discussed at the last Council Meeting.
There is �n internal road running along East River Road. The City
Engineer agreed and said tr�at Mr. Filister has changed his plans.
He is naw asking for Council approval ot the plan, and authorization
to submit the plans tothe County for their approval ot his use of
their right of way. Councilman Liebl asked the City Manager if he
hac� looked this over. The City Manayer said that the plan shaws an
encroachment of 10' on the East River i2cad right of way. He said
that when the plan was first received it shawed a connecting road
to Anna Avenue, but Mr. Filis�ter had been asked to eliminate the
street behind the garayes �o the north as land is not or could not
be made availal�le i:o �ut in ihe street at a later date and the
City does not desire to let anyone yet the idea that it could.
The Council had indicated that he was to remove this street as
the apartment buildiny to the north needs all the land it has for
parking spaces. On Mr. Filister's plan the encroachment of 10'
was for quite a distance, but by removiny the possibility of ever
connecting to Anna Avenue, the road would stop by the apartments
a�nd the use of the County right of way would be only for a short
distance, brought about by the need tor a wider radius for the turn
�.nto the garages. The City Engineer said that there is not too
naueh choice left as he has already pour.ed his garages. It was also
pointed out that in this plan there could be provided a alip off
wY�i,ch could be used as a d��elerat�,on lan� in the eyent $�,c�nali-
��tiQn is ever provided.
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Councilman 5amuelson said that ne would concur with the internal
traffic pattern. Councilman Liebl ayreed so long as he gave adequate
protection to otYier property awners. `Phe City Engineer pointed out
that by placing the road all on his property, th e edge of the street
would be the edge of the yarages.
Councilman Harris asked about the interconnection with Anna Avenue.
The City Manager said that on the orig inal plans he was using 15'
from the property awner on Lhe nortY�. He was told t'riat he would
have to deviate from his ��1ans as the apartment house could not
affort to lose tYiis 15' ot parlciny space. I� the street was to be
connected behind the garayes to Anna Avenue, he was then supposed
tQ turn his yarages. However, if this was nnt done, the City
wants to make it clear that th is woulci noi: provide an access behind
the garages ta Anna Avenue.
Councilman Harris said tnat he thought that Anna Avenue should
somehc7w have the right to connect in the future. It was pointed
• out that there was a small portion or land that th e City does not
own.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to pre-
Qare the necessary documencs for this =u-ture connection, and hold
this until, if or when neecied, before g�ing ahead.
CQUncilman Sheridan agreed that there should be �o me kind of access
wh�.�h could be used by emergency vehicles.
Coun�ilman Samuelson suggested that this plan be forwarded to the
County for their comments before anything else is done.
COUNCII�NIAN HA.RRIS WITHDR�'W MOTION.
MO'TION by Councilman Samuelson to rorward the plans for tha road
pattern to the County for their comments. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
DISCUSSIO�i WITH DAYTON CORPORATION:
Councilman Harris said that Mr. A1 Nelson and Cliff Rice of the
Dayton Corporation are in attendance at ��he Meeting tonight, and
that they have a proposal to present to the Council. He said that
they wished to have their plans looked at tonight as their bid
oQening is soon and they wanted to have some assurance that they
wo�ld be granted a building permit. He said that the Dayton
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Corporation has ayreed tiien to yo t� Building 5tandards - Design
Control Subcommittee for their reconunenda-tions.
Mr. A1 Nelson said that L-heir site is roughly bounded by 73rd
Avenue on the north, Minnesota Trans�er Railway on the south, and
T.H. #65 on the east. He saic! that he has mei: with the City Engineer
and the Highway Department ancl they have snawn a wish for a loop-
back type ot service dri�Te. The building is 408,000 square feet.
He said that he has had preliminary talks �vith the Fire Prevention
Bureau Chief and has ayreed witr� the requirements Yie set forth for
fire protection. He said that the City Engineer has also explained
the setback requirements to him and he has agreed to these. Mr.
Nelson said that as tar as ��e knows he lias rnet all ti�e necessar;�
requirements and tha� ti�ese are �reliminary L�iaris �nd not the
rinal plans. He said that the Minnesota Transier Railway Company
has agreed to extend a railroad spur int-o tizeir property and also
that he has yranted easements to Northern States Power Company
and utility easements.
Councilman Harris asked haw rar back the road detachment would be
an�d Mr. Nelson answered 20� feet.
Then follawed a long discussion at the Council table while looking
at the plans.
Councilman Harris asked Mr. Nelson about the slope sho�wn on the
e�.evation. Mr. Nelson said that the slope wfluld be going down
aw�x �rom the building. Councilman Harris asked him when ha.s
completion date would be and Mr. Nelson said that they were
t rying for next July. Councilman Samuelson asked him in his overall
pl,anning, what are his plans for seedinc� and gradiny. Mr. Nelso�
said that there would be no problem with seediny or whatever is
felt to be desirable. Councilman Samuelson said that he would like
to see some trees in froilt, in addition to the shrubbery.
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the future expansion. Mr. Nelson said that a future
be a con�inuation of the present building.
The City Engineer said that the problems are a little different
here in regard to the service road and access. i-ie said the drainage
sti7.1 has to be checked out also. He said that there are signals
praposed on 73rd Avenue and the traffic should be channelized to
the s�gnals. He said that the Cauncil should also make a decision
on whsther they want a 36' wide street or a 30' street. This is
to be a 9 ton road. Mr. Nelson said that he had no objection to
a 36' atreet.
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Councilman Samuelson asked about the contours in the northwest
section and what the elevation change was. The City Engineer said
from 81' to 85'. Councilman Samuelson then asked if th e emergency
vehicles could negotiate the turn with no trouble. The City
Engineer said that they could.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant a building permit to Dayton
• Corporation subject to final determination by the City Engineer
and review by the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Councilman Sheridan said that he was not in disagreement with the
proposal, however, he would rather see agreement with the proposal,
and have it then go to the Building Standards - Design Control
Subcommittee for their review and approval. Councilman Liebl
agreed, and said that it was a matter of principle.
Councilman Harris pointed out that the Dayton Corporation is ready
to oper� their bids and would like to know if a building permit will
be granted.
Councilman Liebl asked if they kne�w haw much the present proposal
would eost. Mr. Cliff Rice said no, they did not knaw. Councilman
Samuelson said that he would guess it to be about $4,�00,000.
Councilman Liebl asked about haw many trucks would be going in
theare. Mr. Rice replied about 40 trailer trucks and 2 freight cars
a day.
Mr'. Robert Kurpius, District �5 Traffic Engineer said that he had
�ust prepared a letter, after meeting with Mr. Nelson and the City
Engineer, concerning the truck route going along the east end of
the property.
THE MOTION by Councilman Harris was seconded and upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION OF EXTENSION OF THIRD STREh'T BETin7EEN 57TH PLACE AND 57TH
AV�TUE :
The City Engineer said that this idea has been in the works for quite
a while. He said that the Holiday people plan to develop this area.
He said that in so doiny a portion of land will be vacated and a
cul-de-sac made. This would then be the entrance from the inter-
section into the area to the north. He said that he feels this is
the proper place for the entrance to be made.
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Councilman Sheridan said that he has seen many violations there and
this would help to eliminate this problem.
The City Engineer said that there is an existing island break in
the island on 57th Avenue for alignment.
Mr. Robert Kurpius said tr.at through negotiation the property
owned by the state can be returned to the original property awner.
He said that a slight shitt in Third Street may be necessary for
proper alignment with the islands in 57th Avenue.
, There �ollowed a long inrormal discussion with Mr. Holvenstot,
Holiday representative, at the Council table while looking over
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The f inal outcome of the discussion was that Mr. Burrill of the
Highway Department stated that the State would not vacate the service
road between 57th Place and 57th Avenue until they were assured by
the City that an alternate traffic flaw was available at another
location. Councilman Samuelson pointed out that the City already
has a 33 foot easement to t he West. Mr. Holvenstot indicated
that they w ould give up 60' east of the apartments if they were
ab].e to negotiate with the oowner and purchas� the land vacated by
the Highway Department that is naw the service road between 57th
Avenue and 57th Place. Otherwise, he said, Holiday could not
vo�.u�nteer to give up the 60' extension without suffering loss from
a property value drop.
,MOTION by Councilman Samuelson that the City Manager be directed
to write to the Highway Department, indicating that the City is
in favor of their vacating the service road between 57th Place and
57th Avenue ar�d that the City has a 33 ioot easement on which to
provide for flow of the traffic from the area. Prior to the sending
of the letter to the Highway Department, the City Manager is to
entertain a letter from Holiday offering to give up the 60' east of
the apartments for extension of 'rhird Street contingent upon their
purchase of the vacated frontage road. seconded by Counc ilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayo� Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Schmedeke said that the people want Third Street opened up and
that they want the road to be east of the apartments.
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The City Engineer said that the bids have been let for this project.
Mr. Kurpius said that the Highway Department has not cared to par-
ticipate in the cost oi the improvement.
Councilman Harris pointed out that there would be no adequate storage
room for cars. Mr. Kurpius said that 73rd Avenue would be signalized
and would serve the Ice Arena.
Councilanan Harris asked Mr. hurpiu5 haw much the State would par-
ticipate in the cost within their awn right of way. He pointed
out that there was also a sight problem �here. Mr. Kurpius said th$t
he did not feel there was any vision problems and that the State
will not participate in this cost.
Mr. Burrill said that he has to justify any costs of any improve-
ments by shvwing haw the Highway Department will benefit. Council-
man Harris asked if it would help if the City would prepare a liat
o� the benefits the City feels that the State would derive from
this improvement. Mr. Burrill said,that if this was done, the
reasons would be considered. Mayor Kirkham agreed that the list
should be prepared.
It was agreed that this item would be discussed again at the Meeting
of July 29, 1968.
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CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR BARTH ADDITION (P.St �68 04)s'
M+OTION by Council�n Harris to approve the Final Plat of Batth
Addition contingent upon the recommendations made at the last
Council Meeting, which were; a 10' easement along the south pro-
perty line, submitting a drainage plan, and soil borings to check
the water table. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, all votiny aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
REQUEST HY HENitY G. SAr�FERT FOR AUTHORIZATION FROM COUNCIL TO
BUILDING INSPECTION DEI�ARTMENT "1 t� �L:[.,CJW FOi'c BUILDING A GARAGE
BEFORE THE PUBLIC HEIIRING.AUGUST 12, 1968:
Mr. Saffert said that this was an anchor easement, and the request
ia to permit building a two stall garage. It is to have a 6" over-
hang with a gable roof so there will be storage room in the attic.
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The City Engineer explained that the question was whether it was
necessary to go through all the legal requirements, the petitioner
has agreed to do this. This has been approved by the Board of
Appeals already and if the City Attorney can see no problem, he
could be authorized by Council to go ahead.
Councilman Samuelson suggested that the building permit could be
granted with the stipulation that all the legal formslities had not
yet been met.
Mr. Saffert said that he felt that it would be better to wait ur►til
it was entirely legal. He said that he has letters from Northern
States Po�wer Company �nd the Telephone Company granting him per-
mission to use their easement.
Councilman Sheridan asked about the 20' long drainage easement
shvwn and said that it �eemed we would need to vacate 15' in lerigth -
of this easement. The City Engineer explained that this easetaent is
part of the plat and can only be vacated by the City.
Irlr. Saffert said that he would rather wait until the Public Hearing
August 12, 1968.
� SCUSSTON OF RE4UEST FOR BURGER KING TO INSTALL A DRIVEWAY ON
SA�L"�,ITE LANE:
The City Engineer explained that when Burger King was made Plware of
the plans for disconnecting the service road they became concerned,
as explained in the letter.
Councilman Liebl asked if this would not cause a conflict with the
Fridley Covenant Church driveway. The City Engineer said that there
is a 5' off-set.
' Councilman Samuelson suggested that it would be better to have the
exit on the west side as there is already a 22' easement there.
The rest of the Council was in agreement.
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of Hurger King rather than on the south side. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the rnotion carried unanimously.
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The City Manager explained that there are atop signs thera no�w,
however, they have never been offi.cially �uthori$ed. Council�
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Sheridan said that this would actually establish Matterhorn Drive
as a through street.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authoriz� the stop signs on 53rd
Avenue and Skywood Lane, causing traffic on these streets to stop
before entering Matterhorn Drive. Seconded by Councilman Liebl.
Upan a voice vQi.e, all votiny aye, Maynr Kirkham declared the
�notion carried unanimously.
�ISCUSSION OF REQUEST FOR CHIINGE FROM TRSE PLANTING TO FENCING ON
TH� EAST SIDE OF SUNLINER MCYrBL:
The City Engineer explained that there are four property awner�
involved and th�ee out of four have indi.cated a preference for the
fence.
Mt. H�'t, of the Sunliner Motel, said that he thought the people
behind the motel liked the grass landscaping and the additional
lighting the motel provides, h awever, he agreed that the preference
seeined to be for fencing rather than the trees. He said that it
would be basket weave or the equivalent and would run for 285',
Councilman Liebl pointed out that the choice should be determined
by whether visual screening is desired or a noise screen.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the request and allaw
6' redwood fencing for a distance of 285' in lieu of the required
tree plax�ting ordered previously. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kir}cham declared the nation
carried unanimously.
AP1'ROVAL OF SIGNING AGREEMEI3T ��ITH B.B. CHAPMAN OF NA30N. WIIi11MAN,
�T �iT AND CHAPMAN, INC. AS REQUESTED IIY THE PLANNING COMMISSION
FOR PLANNING SERVICES:
The City Engineer said that this is the same firm as �ras authorized
to be hired previously and th at this agreement had already been
ordered and it's appearance in the Agenda is just a formality.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorize signiny of the agree-
ment for planning services by B.B. Chapman, of Nason, Wehrman,
Knight, and Chapman Inc. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a
voice v�te, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
Mr. Schmedeke said that this particular firm was not asked for
snd that he did not wish to take the blame fz�n the people in
tii e aorth end of the area, iie said that he did not want this area
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down-zoned or dawn-graded further than has already been done, and
that the whole area is naw involved.
Councilman Liebl pointeci out that his services are not to exceed
$2500.
R�SPONSE FROM PROPERTY OWNERS ON PROJECT #88. ADDENDUM #4:
T'he City Engineer explained that letters had been written to all
the property awners involved explaini:ng the proposed improven►ent
fully, and asking them to respond. He said that 7 out of 11 have
responded negatively.
Councilman Sheridan pointed out that in that case the Counail will
, have ta authorize Mr. Sether drilling a well, or if he chooses,
tunneling under East River Road for connecting to City water.
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#88. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
COMPAItATNE STUDY OF THE LAND ALTERATIOI�t ORDINANCE W�TH TH$ UNIFURM
BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS:
The City Manager said that the Administration is still preparing the
comparative study. Copies of the preliminary work were handed out
to the Council members for review. The City Manager pointed out
that p$ragraph 5 dealing with mining operations will have to be
, deleted.
M�OTION by Councilman Harris to receive the preliminary etudy and
that this item be brought back on the Ageazda as soon as possible.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Jim Gibbs, representing the City Attorney, commented that
Leona�rd Cochran went to court last Friday night and pled not guilty
and is challenging the constitutionality of our existing ordinance
in claiming that he was grandfathered in, and that he was there
before the ordinance was passed. Mr. Gibbs said that he thought
this may go all the way up because of the amount of money involved.
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$E�,BIVING THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PARKS AND RECREATION CO�LIS320N
MF.ETING OF JULY 8, 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Special
Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of July 8, 1968 and direct
the City Manager to write a letter to the Fridley State Bank
thanking them for the scoreboard for Comnwns Park over th� Mayx�r's
�ignature. Seconded by Counc ilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely.
RBC�zVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APpEAI,S MEET�NG OF JULY 2. 1968:
The City Engineer pointed ou.t that there was no Council action
necessary.
MpTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Board•of
Appeals Meeting of July 2, 1968. Seconded by Counci�.man L�.ebl.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhaw declared the
motion carried unanimously.
$BCENING THE MINLTrES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL
SUBCQMMITTEE MF.ETING OF JULY 10, 1968:
1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR THE RENbODELING OF THE
SHOPPING C$ITER AT UNN$RSITY AVENU$ AND MISSISSIPP;� STRB�T,
�zDI,�EY._,.�,CrnJESarA, TxE sA�E sE�xc LoT 1, sr.,ocTC l, sn.vArt
�,ILLS PLAT 7 ANOKA COUNTY MINNBSOTA (RSt2UEST BY THnRS�
& THORSHOV, INC., ARCHITECTS, AIA, 700 NATIONAL BUII.DING,
1�I�JNEA.FOLIS , MINNESOTA 55402:
Z'he City Engineer explained that the Building Standards - Design
Control Subcommittee has approved the internal remodeling but are
withholding their approval of the lar�dscaping and outside work as
the applicant shawed big sign areas. The rec;uest before the
Council at this time is just for the interior work. He said that
the plan is to divide up the interior into a laundry and a retail
paint shop etc .
MpTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the Building Standards -
Desiqn Control Subcommittee and autharize issuance of the building
permit for the internal work only at this time. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a vo3ce vote, �11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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2. A,�tE�ES� BY NELSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF MASON CITY,
�„C�nIA, T BE PLA�CS ON TFiE AGENDA AND SuBMIT THBIR PROPOSED
jr�jA,��O S(�-RETAIL STORE BUILDING OF FOOD�B 1�A, j�' ,A . INC. . TO
BE LOCATED ON LOTS l, 2, 3, 28 ANLI 29, BLOCK 2, COi�lMSRCE
�A�,K, A�TOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA (REQUEST,,.,�3Y PAUL J. SENT1rtADT.
j�P,��ENTING NELSON CONSTRUCTION IN MAKING TiiE RE{2U8ST Ai1D
�'RQPOSA,L :
TJhe City �ngineer eommented that this request is for a package stare -
wa.re�house market on the northeast corner of Conmaerce Lane and
Osborne Road. He said that the buildiny is set at an angle as the
applicant felt that they could get more parking th is way, and that
the auilding Standards - Design Control Subcommittee has not
agprovet� o� any outside plans as yet and would suggest approval of
is�uanc� of a foundation permit. He said that there would be
�7,288 aquare feet building area, and one public entrance.
' Mr. Paul Sentman said that Food Bonanza is a retail stor• on a
di.scou�nt basis. He said that his company has built for this chain
b+a fore .
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Hoa�nnza as suggested by the Building Standards - Design Control
Subcommittee. seconded by Councilmari Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
a�11 vating aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
�?TI4N �ay Councilman Sheridan to receive the Minutes of the Bui,ldi.�q
��t�z�c�art�s - Design Control Subconunittee Meeting of July 10, 1968.
Seconded by Councilman Saiauelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting
�ye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
j�,�CENTNG THE MINUTES OF THE PI�ANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF JULY
11, 1968:
!�lOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the Minutes of the
Plsnning Commission Meeting of July 11, 1968. Sec�ded by Cauncil-
matn Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de-
`elared the motion carried.
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;1�OTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution No. 97-1968.
Seconaed by Councilman Saiauplson. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, !�l�ayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaninwusly.
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$ESOLUTION NO. 98-1968 - A RESOLUTION ORDEitING IMPROVEMENT, FINAL
PI�NS AND SPECIFIGATIONS ON STRE�T IMPROVEMENT PROJS�r ST. 196$-1B,
ADDENDUM #3-
MOTION by Councilman Harris ta adapt Resolution No. 98-1968.
SeCOnded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 99-1968 - r`� RESOi,U'1'ION FOR "FRIDLEY NIGHT AT THE BALL
PARK"-
MOTION by Councilman Sheridari to adopt Resolution No. 99-1968.
SeCOnded by Councilman Liebl. upor� a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham cteclared the motion carried unanimously.
It was suggested that the City Manager send a copy or this Reso-
lution with a cover letter to Mr. Gibson, �ridley Chamber of
Commerce, and the Fridley Sun.
�2ESOLUTION NO. 10U-1968 - A RESOLUTION TU ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR
1969 TREE BEAUTIFIGATION PROGRAM:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution No. 100-196$.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
,Mayoa� Kirkham decl�►red the motion carried unanimously.
CLAIMS•
MATION by Councilman Sheridan to approve payment of General Claim
No. 15361 through 15539. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a voice vote, all votiny aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
M4TION by Councilman Sheridan to approve payment ot Liquor Claim No.
2372 through 2416. Seconded by C�uncilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Ma.yor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
LICENSE�:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve or the tailawing licenses:
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St, Paul, Minnesota
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La�►�rence Signs , Inc .
945 Pierce autler Route
&t. Paul, Mitsc�sota
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Qopher 8tg. Inc.
Savage, Minneeota
By: James E. Ethier
By: James E.lEthier
By : Geo . H . La�+rence
By: iiarren Kelly
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�STIIyATES • � , P�
MiOTIO�i by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the follcywing
�stiYaates:
Comstock and Davis, Inc.
1446 County Road J
Minneapolis, Minnesota
55432
Estimate #13 for the furnishing or resident
inspection and resident supervision f�r
the staking out of the,work for St�rm Sewer
Improvement Project #8�
(June 3, 1968 through June 29, 1968)
8stim�ate #7 for the furnishing of resident
inspection and resident supervision for the
staking out of the work for Storm Sewer
Imp�ovement Project #8?
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staking out of the work for Storm 3e�wer
� Improvement Project #88
(,7une 3, 1968 through June 29, 1968)
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Raac�da]��, and Berglin, Inc.
�8p1 �laza Curve
�li�e�polis, M�.nnesota
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For services performed under Emergency
' Ordinance #398. N.S.S.S.D. sewer hook-
up in Commerce Park.
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$4,019.39
1 THE MOTION seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kir'kham declared the motion carried unanimously.
' PETITTON NO. 16-1968: STREET SURFACING, CURB AND GUTTER FOR POLK
S'�REET N�E. FROM LYNDE DRIVE SOUTH, 5650 POLK STREET AND 5660
POLK STREET:
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Sheridan comment on this. He explained that th is street is part of
the plat Terry's Addition wh ich fell through.
Councilman Sheridan asked if this portion of the street was dedi-
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aewe� goes this far .
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Mr. A.T. Gearman, oowner of two apartment houses on Polk Street said
that the road is very bad. In the summer it washes out and is
bumpy. He said that as the street has been dedicated, he would
like to see it i.mproved.
Council�an Sheridan said �hat the plat of Terry's Addition was
never filed. He asked ab�ut Lot 1, Block 4, Lyndale Builders
6th Addition ar�d said that he thought it was awned by Ame�rican
Lumber. •
'�Mr. Gearman said that he wc�uld like to h�ve this done this year
ar�d .asked if it would be pc�ssible. Coun�ilman Sheridan said that
it would be doubtful due to the time it takes for legal processing.
Mr. Gearman said that he would like to have some maintenance and
snow plowing then in the winter time. Cou ncilman Samuelson pointed
out that it has been the City's policy to not plow unpaved streets
as it is too hard on the equipment.
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Councilman Sheridan asked kir. Gearman if he had asked Am�rican
Lwnber to sign the petition. Mr. Gearman said that he already had
57% and understood that was enough. He said that American Lumber
is trying to get Mr. Gearman to buy their lot. Cau ncilu�an Sheridan
said that in the event that he could get 100% signature$ the public
hea=it�g could be waived, but only if it was 10096. This would
speed things up considerably. Councilman Samuelson said that if
the petition had been received earlier in the year, it could have
probably been done th is year. Councilman Sheridan said that the
City would do their best in getting h im his street and would try
to get Polk St��-eet added ontu an existinq contract.
MpTION by �Councilman Sheridan for the Administration to proeeed
with ordering plans and specifications and calling a public hearinq.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
CLBRK OF COURT:
I�OTIODi by Cour�cilman Samuelson to direct the City Manaqer to v�rit�
a letter of recommendation for Virgil Wills to be appointed as
Chief Clerk of Anoka Municipal Court. Letter to be sent to the
County Judges, County Administration, and County Commissioners,
over M�yor Kirkham's aignature. Seconded by Councilman Harris
with the addition that the letter be provided space for all the
members of the Council to sign. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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The City Manager said that the charge usually runs around $550 per
month whieh is $6,600 a year. This would substantiate the claim
that the City uses more than �2,100 per year, and would make the
City eligible.
�iUTION by Councilman Harris to authori�e signir�g the aqreement w3th
Northern States Pawer Company for the rate reductton for ti�e Civic
Center. Seconded by CounciZman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried urianimously.
AsPPOINTMSNT OF CIV�DFFE�SE DIR$CTOR:
lIOTIaN by Councilman Sarnuelson to concur with the Administration's
recom�wrldation and appoint Robert Aldrich as Civil Defense Director.
Z'hs nwtion sseconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkhapa declared the motion carried unaninwuely.
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The City Manager suggested that he could check out the possi.bility
o� a�so �ppointing a Director of operations and possibly paying each
�S�.OQ,OQ per month, also, to find out if the State will raise the
allocation to $1200 taward Director pay instead of the present $900.
�11,A�V�'„�„T,f; 0�' PEF�MIT FEE FOR THE ICE ARENA:
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ial,l,0'.��Q�T %y Councilman Harris to waive the building permit fee for
t�,� Construction of the Ice Arena. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
LT�on a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ki,ickham declared the motion
���riec7 unanimously.
Councilman Harris pointed out that this is the same policy as for
achools or churches etc.
,�,Qj�T�,,ST FO� HOOK-UP OF STORM SEWER AT 59TH AVENUE AND JEFFERSON
S�'REET BY SCHOOL DISTRICT #14:
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The City Sngineer explained that this is for property east of 7th
S�r�et and north of 59th Avenue. He said the school plans to put
ir� some ball parks. They are requesting that they be allawed to
drain roof water from the roof of the Senior High into the City
stQrm se�wer system.
Ccauncilman Samuelson asked if th ere was any off street parking.
Z'k�e City Engineer said no, as the school programs are all part of
the athletic programs. He said that there was some parking area i,n
the Elementary School parking lot. He said that he wou ld discourage
on-at�eet parking as the residents need some protection. This
�hould be discussed with the school district along with the problems
with the Chase Island parking lot.
Councilman Liebl asked if by letting the school hook up, there
would be any problems, such as an overload. The City Engineer
said yes, but hopefully there would be no great problem. The
storm sewer drains into the river.
�ouncilman Sheridan asked if this was part of District #5 and
�that the City must be careful not to change the district lines.
The City Engineer said that there was no problem, this was just roof
clrainage. The rest of the water from the area west of the building
�ill just drain into the sand.
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1�OTION by Counciiman Samuelson to authorize the Administration to
discuss this with School District #14 along with the landscaping
of the area along 7th Street and 59th Avenue, and the Chase
Ialand parking lot. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice
vote, a�l voting aye, Maybr Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously .
CffitTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the presentation of
Certificates of Achievement to Jessee T. Wallace for serving on
the Fridley Industrial Development Commission and to Robe�t
Molinaro for serving as the Fridley Civil Defense Director. Se-
conded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votir�g aye,
Mayor Kixkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
COMMUNICATIONS•
A. GULF OIL COMPANY:
It was commented that this was the flaw pattern the City Sngineer
wanted in the fixst place.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the letter from Gulf Oil
Company dated July 10, 1968 and grant th e request to change the
flvw of traFfic to the car wash bays to be from south to the north.
The motion $econded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kixkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
VISITORS•
Mr. Ro�ald McLain, 6007 Main 5treet, was present and said that he
would like to have the alley between 60th Avenue and 61st Avenue and
2nd Straet and Main Street either opened all the way or ciased. As
it is nvw the people living here are in violation of the City
ordinance.
Councilman Liebl agreed and said that people have put up fences
and garages etc. which are in violation of the ordinance.
Councilman Sheridan told Mr. McLain that the City Manager is naw
working on this problem a nd should have his study and recom�nendation
for Council consideration for the Meeting of August 5, 1968.
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ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adjourn the Regular Council Meeting
of July 15, 1968 at 11:50 P.M. Seconded by Council Liebl. and
upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared, th ere
being no �urther business, this Regular Council Meeting of July
1�, ],.96� �losed.
�,esp+�c� fu11y submitted ,
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Juel Mercer Jack O. Kirkham
Secretary to the Council Mayor
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S��oa�d��l by� �o����.1�a�a� Sancau�l,�o�.a UPo� � vo,ic� �o��o �,k��r� b���sg
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I����il'S� ���? R�GAFt��N� 69TH AV�I�IU� A.�TD U�'��I�i� S IZ"Y AV��Ti7� C1tO�SOVEaR
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The Ci�y Exagixa���° said th�t two pla?�s had b�exa p�es��.�d to �he
Council �arli�x° for �� ia�ter�s��tion of 69th Av�a�ue ax�d U��.v��sityo
and at �.hat time th� Coun�il chose �,o purs�z� Pla� No� 1 wY��ch
shows tki� l.00pba.cks mov�sl 150 f�et awa,y £r�om. �.h,� i���x�section o
He said t.hat. t.iz� Cou�cil k�a�l hop�d that. tYae Stat.� �nrould partici-
pat.e ia� t.Yhe cost. arad pay fo� �he po��.,ioaa that was wi.thi.n ti��ir
riqka�-of-wayo but tk��� ha�r� i.nd,icat�� tl��� ��� not vai.11in�r to
participate in �ny �ost. of th� :��lo�at.ioa� of tY�.is int��sectiono
The C�.fiy Exac�inee�° said that. Pla�n 2 is loopia�c� back ta tkie �xisting
int�xsection and if pa,r,�icip�ation by th� Cou�aty �nd M�,a�nesota
Hic�hwa�r Depa�t,msents is not. inc;�ea�ed � followia�ct this pl�n �aould
�a,�an �h,e City would hav� t,o b�ar a co�t. of appx�ox�.m!.a�ely 522 0 000 0
He �a�� t.h�.�. th� Coun�.il would 1�ave �o d��i�� i�f u���� �h� �i�°-
cumstaa���:s �.k�,�y st,ill ar�� willing to putsu� Pl�n 1 and �f so�
wYaa� funds a�e to be ea�°°max°ked for t'he p�oj�ct and �f th�r� are
to be any �ssessments, the l�gal rec�uir�n��r��s `aoul�l hav� to be
prepar�do
Cour�c.iln�an H�x°�is saiel t�ha� th�.s :ir�te�°s�ct�.�ox� is appr.oximat�ly
the sanie situat�ion the Council went th�ou�k� �,v�.tk� t,h� �elocation
at T,Ha #,k4� and M�ssissippi Stx°e�t �nd h� s��.�l th� p�opl� are
concern�c� wi,�h tr�f�i� u.til�zi�c� the pr�s�n�. FaJtk� Avenu� wi�kh
Plar� � w�.ich would b� � ci�t.�°izrb�r�t to �tk���„� ��s�.d�nt�al a��ao
H� sa.id t.�aat. Coua�t,y Corru�n.�..ssioner Kor.cli.�.k. h�.d ��ll�d hiax� �.x�d
sugg��ted that. t.h� Ci.ty ar��l County j o�.,��,ly p��pa�� a st���n��aat
of int�nt to th� M�r��a�sata H�ghway I��p���,a���a� .r.�q,u�s�.ia�e� �h��,�
pa�°tici.pation� �i� �a�„�1 that th� Cou.�t�r vaoul�i b� p�.�kiaac� up
app�o�cia�atel.y ha�f tYa� �ost, of tka� v�:���:�, �.iz:�°ouc�h �h� C�t� ° s
pa�k l��d by �g.���.��q �,o p�� th� �o�� d.�.£.����n�..ial b��w�e� a
x�sid�nti,�1 �nd coa����:i�l �t���t�
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Gouxacilz�an Harris said .�t would be h�.� pca�i�i�aa to p�°o����l
w�th t.h� pl�n as authoriz�cl befor� o but ixa doi*ac� so ��o �s �
joint ef£ort with th� County in askia�g t,'1�� S�,a�� to pa��ti.��p�t�o
��d al,so aslt the Co�aaty to in�x°ea�� th���° pa�°�i�ipat,�,oaa�
Gounciln�n Liebl �sked if �he Cou�cil f�lt� a 36 °�0��1 �aould b�
abl� �.o haazdle the traffic on th� east si�1� of �h� �,TM���r���tioa�o
Th�� C�,ty Enginee� sa�.d tYaat at tinb�s tlz�� �roul�i b� �oaac��st�..on�
but if it yaer� to b� 48 ° o the County woul,d k�av� to pa� �.��
a�ditional cost of anotYier lane, and tY��y do �ot, waa��. to p�,� �.1��� o
Coun��.l�n Harris said tYa� County coulci not �us�.�� s�o�xa� �.o
48 ° la�cause they would then be committ�d �o us� this ,i� o�h��
conunua�ities also and �hey felt 36 ° would tals� �a�� of �,1�� ��a��i�
esp�c�ally if the inte�section is signalizedo
Th� C�t� Ea�g.�ra��� said tha�. the no�th �n�i of Ea�� Un�v�rs�.�t�r
.zlvenu� Se�vi�� Roa� is being com�l����3 �n�l �l�n� cont�acto�° vvant�
�.o ]txaaw wliat to do on th� south end m H� ���� �,�.�t i��k�� i�����
secta.on .is to be relocat�d, this mu�t l�c���l� b� ��c�u���,�d f�oirn
tYa.� Ni�,aaa��so�.a H�.gYaway D�partment an�l -tkb� l,��al, ��.�p� �aill �,�k�
sonte ti.meo The Counc�.l discuss�d tyia�c� i� ��.�a�apo�°a�y po�°t.�o�n
of th� �oad with 69th Avenueo They also �l.�scu�s��l pa.r�.���.p��
tion in the cost of sign�l.izata.on �f �kr..� 69�,Y�, �.a��,��s�c�,�oa�a �.� �o
be s.�c�x�al, i��d in th� future aa�d it r��� su�g� �°���1 ���� p����o��
�gr�ercA,ent b� obtained statinc� that �h� Co���.y vao�,ld p����.���p��.�
�n th� cost � The C�.ty Attoxney sa�.d h� �kaou�h�. �,h� l�iinn�so��
Ha.ghway Departn�ent was really cr�atinc� a p�obl�m by' �o� Par�.i�im
pata.n�o aa�d h� ask�d about the- likelilz�ca�l of app�oa�Yaa�aac� �ki�
legislatox � and r�quest th�ix° h�lp o
The Council discussed tY�e possibility of aa�y of �h� �ost b���ac�
ass�ssedo The City Engin�er sa:�d that if �a��r b�n�£.it �ould b�
provecl to the property owne�s a a hear�.ng would k�av� �,o b� h�lsl
axad i£ th�°� was any possibility of ass�ss�ng any po��,ion of
t,Y�� crossov�� o the hearing should be h�ld o�o th�t ev��y�.�a,iaag
was x��ady� Councilman Harris said h� would suggest t,h�t �.h�
hea�ing be held as he felt this would b� a 4-way �pli�. b��a��a
�.h� City D County o State and Sears Comp�ny �, Coua���lman Sh��°��an
Qu�stioned in what way the Seaxs ° prop�:��ty would bexa�fit o a�
tYrey alx°eady have access to 69th Avenu� o
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The Council discussed a service road on tYa� w�re�t side aaad
pxovision being made for stacking at tka� int��s��t�on in
k�eping with the present policyU
The City Engineer said that the time �l�a�aerat was �unning
sYaort for constructioa� this season �nd he felt it was unm
r�alistic to think that all the probl�ms coul�l b� wo�ked out
befor� the constructior� season was ovex° � H� suc�g�s�ed a
pe��taa�ent street be made to a cextain poir�� and �h�x� �t b� �
tempora�y str�et brought out on existixag 69t1� �1v�nue unt�.l
�verything is settledo
The City Attorney said that the Sears Company had c��an��d �aa�
eas�ment on 73rd to the City without cost �o th� Ci�y arad h�
felt that it would b� a matter of eourtesy to dis�uss any pl�n�
we may have with themo He said it is �onceivable that t��y a�,y
agr�e to dedicate an easemento
Councilman Harris asked the City Attorney wa�h��. wo�zld happ�a� �.f a
hearia�g was called and the Minnesota Transf��° Railway p�°op�rty
was assessed for a sex°vice �oad to s�°ve the�.r p�op�ty aa�d it.
just ends in a dead end o Councilman Sh��i�lan sa�,� that� the
se,x°vic� road woulc7 be complet�d in 1969 an� w.�ll be planned for o
The City Atto�ney said that it would nat j eopa�e3��� tohe l�earia�g
�.f part of a project was done the first y���° and p��°�. `vas slon�
the second yeara
Councilman Liebl suggested that NSSSD be not.�fied of what �tYkle
City is praposing so they are aware the C�,�y �s pl�anning oa�
putting in a loop, in case th�y have aaay obj�ctiono
MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Council adopt Plan #1 aaad
const�uct a permanent road up to the �ast loop at its fax°tl�es�G
point for the University Avenue East S��vice Road b�tw��n 69th
Avenue and 73rd Avenue and from that po�.nt on cox��truct a
tempora�y road to joint to existing 69th Avenue; and tha� the
County and City meet with the Minaiesot� High�aay D�pa�tm�nt a��l
xaegotiate additional participation by the County and 3tate and
ask �he Adn�inistration to report back at� t�ae a�e�t �°�gula�
meeting on whether any ben�fit cax� b� d����m�n��? fo� t1�� p�°op��°ty
on the west and i£ so, call, a public hea�°inc� �
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SPECIAL COUL�TC�L 1��II�TG o�'LTIoY 2� 0 196�
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Councilnnan L�.�bl �t���� tha� �,h� Council ka��i �lso �1����a����
r�questiaag th� Acln�i,raist�°atioa� �o �ont��� o�� ��;�i�l�,�o:�� ��a�i
as)cing th�ir �uppo�°� ixn obta�,x�ing a�l�lit�,or��� p�r�i�ip���,��a fron�s
t�a� Stat�o Th� zr��tion w�s se�oncl��1 by Cousa�ila�n Sh���.d��a a�ac�
upon a voic� vot,� o ther� b�ia�g no nay� o�yo� ICi�l��a� �l��l��d
�h� motion ca��i�c� u�aaxai.mously o
�kka� Cit�y Engin�er s�id h� would assua� �kni� t�arnpo�azy coa�st�r�x��
tion was to join dir�ctly onto 69th Avenu�o H� w�� told �t�ais wa�
�o�°r�cto The Coixa�cil briefly dis�u�ses3 �. ��op �ign at thi�
iait�rs�ction and �l�cid��i that it �aould b� wris� �o stop t�h� i��
ar�na tra£fic and w�i�aa ther� is an ev�a�t wi�th l�eavy t�°a�fico the
Polic� Department could dir��ct th� t�a�fico
TZze City Engineer said that tYb��e was aa�otki�� �1�c�sion to b�
a►�ade by the Council r�gax°c�ing �tY�e propos�d 71�t �v�a�u� o H� sa�.�l
that a hearing had be�n h�ld on t'ha.s �oa�l �o s�rve the Ci�y
garac�� o�the industri�l prope�°ty on the xao�°th an�l tYae �ren�
property a The City Enc�inee� sa�.e1 ti�at the Cou�aty i� a�o� f�vorabl�
to toYY�is proj�ct as they do a�ot f�el it is a b�n�f�t �o �h�a�a
aa�d th�t they can us� the s�rv�.c� ; 0��1 �or �.ka� �,r �.cc�ss � H� sai�1
that tYae contractor is xeady to sta��. �o�°]��ng oa� ��aYaoe�a�g the ba�l
soil in tYie a�ea aaael waxats an an�w�r o� vaYa�°�k��r �.h� �o�d is to b�
built or no� a The City Engi.n�er s��,d �'k��t �er� �.� �lso a
qu�stion regarding tl�� lo�ation of ;�.h� �oaa3 0
TYa� Council discussed tka� possibili�y of u�i�ac� �h� pa�k�,xa� lo�
' of th� Carter Day Comp�y for t�mpor��y � cc�ss o�ut it w���
deci�led to try to r�ach an agre�rcbex�t wi� tka� Cou�nty �.�a�i ira �Y��
meantin�eo get th� base work completed for pavix� next y�a� o
' Councilman Harris s�id he tYbought� the Ci,�y �oulc3 a��gotiat� �.ka�
$5,000 figu�e with the County, _
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1�d0'rIOI�T by Couri�ilanan Sanbuelson to d�,�ect �t�n� 1��la�ainistratio� to
proceed with th� �or�st�uction of: 71�t 1���nue to m�.�imuni �tandar�lso
ma.intaisaing the road until �uch tim� as a£�xaal agre���nt i�
reache�l with the Countyo Second�d by Council�n Li�blo Upon a
voi�e vote, tYae�e being no nays o- Niayo� Ki�]�Yi� �l��la��d �l�e a�a�t�.orn
caxr�,ed unaniat�ously o
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T'k�� City E�agi.neer explain�d to the Gouncil� tYa�� �oa�r.� mo�a�y ��.a� b�
sav�d in building this road if th�x�� is xao buil�ling plaa����l :�o�
this ar�a by using �h� natural �unof£o �a��l rua���,anc� �Ya� va�t�� i,a�°�o
th� creek o Th� Counc il ag�°ee�l with th�.s i�l�� o
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M�. Richard Harris, a visitor to the Council Meetirg, asked the
Cpt��cil when water was going to be brought into the City Garage
antd if it is to be tied in with the new rosd. Ths City $ngineer
pa�,�9 �that when the garage was being planned, it was anticipated
t�.hat the arena would have been finished and the arena was to
provide the lines and from there they were to qo to service the
garac�e�, and then the arena had to be rebid. He said that the
garaga line has already been stubbed to the arena and they hope
to qet �t in by next month if the arena people keep movir�g.
Councilman Liebl said that the Council realized that thare has
be� sane inconvenience, but the City did not want to wasta $2,000
by �aot waitinq. Mr. Richard Harris said that a list of deficl�ies
at the garage has been prepared and he strongiy urged the Counc il
to exaunine it carefully. Councilman Liebl said that the Cour�il has
�C�oeived the letter. Mayor Kirkham said that these mattars hava
been taken care of.
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Z'he City Mar►aqer said that a letter has been prepared explaining to
,�lx. ��lister that all the Council had been able to approve was his
plan, ntinus the encx�oachment on County right-of-rway, and a copy of
ths communicatiori received from thq County opposing the encrdach-
m�nt would be foxwarded to Mr. Filister.
1�lOT][O�t by Councilman Liebl to receive the coanmunication fraa Anoka
County and approve and forward the letter from Mayor Kirlcham to f�.
b�tt�.tice Filister explaining that the County is in opposition to the
en,croachment. Seconded by Councilman Ssmueleon. tTpon a v�ice vote,
th�re bein�g no nays, !rlayor Kirkham declared ths wotion +cas�cied.
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7.'h�► C�ty Sngineer saic� that �tr . 3churr representing f[iaco prc�icto,
�., wa� p�resent at the Gouncil Meeting. A� e�cpla#ns� that ltirico
P�txlucts ie qoing to be° hooking to the N883D line and they -�te �app�
�aAUt the coat they will have to bear. He said they are requeatt�g
e� teaaa�orary connectio� with the chance that it a�ay becoms s
p�lcl��nt connection if it is not feasiblt to ronnect oanto !�t
8sars property at a later ti�ae. The City -Saqineer rovie�►�i the
d�.i�srdnce tn cost between an average sewer cannectioa �and #� Qaet
o� 1� �rwer hookup with a drop mar�hole. it �eans that Mine+d Pr�ducts
Nill �p�tid approximntely ��,190 more thar� a aor�ral lat�al anres�snt.
Hs 11aid that they ware williAg to do thi� if t'hs Ca�c�tricil a+c�t1� oat
aA��se any future lateral charges to thie prop�ty.
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Councilman Harris made a motion to approve the permit and let
Mir�co connect permanently to the NSSSD line and if in the future
there are any modific� ions, the City will pay the charges. He
��ter withdrew this motion aiter the Council discussed the past
policy of the Council. The Finance Director explained that in
the past when a property vwner hooked on to the sewer, they were
charged an equivalent lateral connection charge, and if th e extra
cast of the hooku� was more than the connection charge, it is let
go at that. He said that the City has never refunded paid cash
for the excess costs and there has never been another lateral
assessment levied after the connection charge has been paid, so
that allvwing credit aqainst a future assessmexit has never come
up. He said that the average lateral assessments chanqe from year
to year.
Mayor Kirkham said he felt it wisest to follow the policy the
Council has follwed in the past. The City Attorney said that he
cou7.d not see any practical reason why they would disconnect the
hookup if it was done with an outside drop. Mr. Schurr said ti�it
they would like to get this settled and as far as they were
concerned, as a permanent connection. Councilman Liebl said that
if the pollcy was changed and the City paid any future assessment,
t,he xnoney would have to caae out of the sewer fund and the City
wpu�.d be subsidizing this.
'�e Couricil also discussed the REC charges for Minco. Mr. Schurr
sk�awed the Council a letter he had pr eviously received from the
City Manaqer and said that na�r he had been informed that he has
tv pay the charge now. The City Manager suggested that the
Administration write an agreement with Minco confirming �ihat
�it,e �.etter froia the City Man ager sayd in the form of an agree-
mea�t, statiryg that the $2,500 in escrow is not the final amouat,
+�t1d �h en the final usaqe charge is established, Minco will pay
th� differential. This would allow them to pick up ti�eir pernAit,
�d thsy can pay any additional charges duo in the future.
The Finaace Director was asked to explain again hvw the lateral
charqe policy is handled. He said that the property awne� would
�y thw cost of the connection to the manhole; the City would
fiquro tha equivalent lateral charge and deduct any extra cost
t,h� proparty a�wneac may have had from the cbarqe . He said ttiat
ii there is any extra cost over the normai lateral c2�arga, tho
�rt�petty a�tyer doso not pay anything, but the City doee not pay
tho p�ope�rty vwner a�thinc� either.
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MpTION by Councilman Samuelson to continue the established Council
pol�.cy on hookup charges .
lyr. Schurr asked if they would get credit if there was ever a
lateral charge. The Finance Director said that it had never
happened before and it was unlikeiy that it would happen here.
Councilman Liebl said that the City would have to prove there was
a benef�.t to their property, so haw could he be assessed.
T'he MOTION was seconded by Councilman Liebl, and upon a voice vote,
there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
DlpTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration grant the
aewer parmit to the Minco products, Inc., and prepare an agreement
stating that Minco Products, Inc. agrees to pay any additional future
costs ovQr and above the $2,500 in escraw. Seconded by Councilman
S�elson. Upon a voice vot@, chere being no nays, iy,ayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Liebl pointed out that Minco Products had no choice of
where to hook up and are really paying here because of the
circumstances.
,T���SES
M4TION 8y Councilman Harris to approve the following licenses:
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Moelter Construction Co., Inc.
Route 6
Stillwater, Minnesota By: Ray W. M�oelter
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Les Nelson Const. Co.
Willowbrook Plaza Shopping Center
M�ason City, Iava By; Paul J. Saatinman N�1
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Healy Const. Co.
3�1 Central Ave.
�'aslbault, l�tiinn�eota
By: Robert J. Healy �T$W
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' ae►conded �ax Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, the�e
ba�.ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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Mayor Kirkham asked the Finance Dir�etc�r� if th� n�w awnars of
t� e pz�evious "Hullabaloo Club" had gotten a license. The Finance
Director said he would check on this.
,�F�IE�i OF TAGGING ORDINANCE:
�•ne city wttorney saia that this ordinance is a sta
u�aing the same language as the State Statutes use.
that if the CounciZ pass�s the ordinance, it empawe
to establish a fina schedule and an Ordinance Burea
Li�bl asked who the fi,ies from the tags will go to.
�l�torney sa3d that they wi�.l be handled in the same
le in the Courts at present. Councilm�an Liebl said
to know what constitutes a violation. 7,'he City Att
a�l items will refer back to the zoning ordinances,
et�. He said he would give the Council an itemized
v�olations and suggested fines. Councilman Sherida
ndard form
He said
rs the Court
u. Councilman
T'he City
manner ae it
he would like
orney said
f ir e ord inance ,
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�e�.� that some notice should be given the peaple before they
a.re tagged. Councilman Samuelson suggested that it be � de
�ffect�ve the lst of January so that the people can be informed
p� i� before it is in oper ation.
MAT�O�i by Councilman Harris t
' Tagging Ordinance to the next
Seconded by Councilman Liebl.
r�o nays, Mayor Kirkham dec�red
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Regular Meeting fa� further review.
Upon a voice vot�, thare being
the motion carried unanimously.
A$PROVAL OF STRSET LIGHT IN TfiE 6500 BLOCK ON MAI1J STREBT NEAR
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�ION by Councilman Liebl to approve this street light. Seconded
�ay �ot�ncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Maxor Kirkham declared the n►otion carried unanimously.
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Councilmati Harris said he would like to casdet�d the City lrl�anaq�t
far his� fir�e prosentation to tho Referral Coa�mitt�e which re-
sul�ed in �heir approvinq our request by a uaanimous vote.
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�li0TI0�i by Councilman Harris to receive the City Manager's report
and give a copy of the canmunication to the p�ess. Seconded by
Couneilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor
�Cirkharn decl�ted the motion carried unanimously.
BB�IV'�C CQMMiJNICATION FROM THE i�:TROPOLITAN TItANSIT COMMISSION
R$GARDTNG THE DICKENSON BUS LINEs
Tha City Manager read the letter from the Metropolitan Transit
Comraission requesting the Council's comments rn the quality of
�a�rvice, routing, scheduling and maintenarlce of the Dickenso�n Linsa,
w'hp hsva askad the Metropolitan Transit Commission to unciexwrite
thena on some of the losses in this area. Mayor Kirkhaaa said that
he thought it was a good idea to assist them in getting better
e�uipmont to get their business back up and then they would be able
�o pay the Com�nission back. He said he would like the Council to
qo on record in favor of asking for assista� e for the Dicke�son
L�.nes a�a he only needs a little boost to get the businsss by having
better se�vice. Councilman Sheridan asked if this would jeopardize
the chances of getting the Twin City Lines expanded. Mayor Kirkham
said that this bus would run on East River Road and on Central
Avenua to give the Onan Coutpany better service. Councilman Liebl
said that the Georgetvwn Apartments will add more business also.
!1p'P�(�1 by Councilman Sheridan to direct the Administration to
a�nswer the communicatiari fraa the Metropolitan Transit Cammissian
expre�asirx� the Couricil's support of the Dickenson Line's request
for asaistance from the Cocnmission to help them bring their
�apai�tenance and scheduling to a satisfac tory level. Seconded by
Ca�ncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, the�e being no nays, l�,ayor
Kirkham declarad the motioci carried unanimously.
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�I�OTTO�T by Councilman Sheridan to adjourn the iaeeting.
Cow�cilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no
� Kirkham deciared the Special Meeting of July 29, 1968
10:35 P.il.
Ae�pectively submitted,
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A,ct�nq 8ecretary
to the City Council
seconded by
nay s , l�Lay or
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NOTICE OF HF.ARING ON IMPROVII�iENTS V� ;,
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' WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fxidley, Anoka Coun[y,
� Mirnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hareinaftex' described be made.
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pOW, THEREFORE, I�TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the lSth day of
JulY� ].968 , at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at the
City Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear all
p�trti�aa lnterested in said improvements in whole or in part.
Tbe general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the
i,llpds aad etxeets noted below) of the following improvementa, to-witt
��„TaIlCTTO�T ITEM: Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized
ba��� hot-mix bituminous mat, conc�Cete curb and gutter, water aad esnitary
�rws •exvices, storm sewer and other facilities, located as follows:
Harison Drive: 53rd Avenue to Interatate #694 Service Rosd
Crown Road: Main Street to Horizon Drive
Vantura Aveaue: Kain Street to Horizon Drive -
EBTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 40,4_Z0.0�0 --
1�A� THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT
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For Conatxuction Iteia above - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - " ' • " ' " •
A11 of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all laudi MiCh�a�
�djacent and abutting thereto.
*11 of •aid land to be assessed propoxtionately according to the beue!'itt
r�csived by auch improvemer�ts.
That the Cvuncil proposes to proceed with each of eaid impxavemsata 1t•
•eparate imprwements, except as hereaftex otheYwis� provided by Council
all v�ndGr the following authority, to-wit; Mi:nnesaCa Laws 1953� Ch�pttx 998
�uad lat� �ndatory thexeof, and in confoxmity with the Chartar.
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AATED THIS 1_,ST D�AY OF JUL�t ., 196 8 ORDER OF THL� CITY COtTi1CIL.
� MAY� - Jack 0. Kirkhsm
��R���s
• � Y'1'Y CLE1tK • MRi'viti`�C:�"B�ufi�e1T �
tvtbli�h t July 3, 1968
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Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer-Director of Public Works
MF,MU DATE: August 1, 1968
MF1rD N[JMBER : 59 CM #68 -14
RE: Additional Street Li�ht Reco�endation for
Completion of 1968 Lit�hting Pro�ram
We have received requests from citizens for some of
Che l�.ghts mentioned below. I have reviewed the areas and it is
ury feeling that these lights should be installed, if the Council
wi.ahes to do so.
Lights at intersections are:
1. Osborne Road and Baker Street
2. Charles Street and Anna Avenue
3. 73rd Avenue and University Avenue (West side)
4. 73rd Avenue and Co�erce Lane
5. Rice Creek Boulevard near dul de sac
6. 69th Avenue and 6'9th Place
We have existing lights at the Weat end of Rice Creek
Terrace that could be removed as the intersection of Rice Creek Terrace
and University Avenue has been eliminated,
Also, the light on Riverview Terrace North of 63� Way
' could be remwed since we have put the new road �crr Riverview Terrace
and this light no longer serves any road.
' We have a tot�... of 24 lights budgeted this year. Council
ordered 18 lights earlier this year and two lights were added onto
intersection of 57th and University as per agreement with the Highway
' Aepartment. This leaves only 4 additional lights �o be added this year.
If the two lighte reconmended for remwal are eliminated, then we have
6 li$hts available to be inatalled for the rest of this year.
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of Public Works
�D I�T$: August 1, 196$
MENIO NUMBER : 58 CM #6 8-13
RE: Recoa�nendations for 3/4 Ton Truck with Box Bids
The City received two bids for this truck; one
, from McGee Trucks, Incorporated and the other fram Paron
Motors.
The Superintendent of Public Worka hae reviewed
the bids submitted and recouanended that the low bid of MaGee
Trucke, Incorporated, 3001 Broadway Northeast, Minneapolis,
Minnesota in the amount of $2323.36 be accepted as it meete
all the specified requirements set by the City.
I concur with his reconmQendations.
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City Engineer-Director
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
Bid opening: July 17, 1968 at 10:30 A.M ,_;
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New Brighton, Minn.
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
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FRID�EY, MINNESOTA SS421
July 31, 1968
Honorable Mayor and City Council
� Homer Ankrum, City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
�ridley, Minnesota 55421
RR: Bids on Tree Beautification Program O ened on �7ulv 31,
1968 at 10-30 A.M.
�'he follawing are the bids submitted from three different
nurseries for our 1969 Spring Planting Tree Beautification
Program:
i$ aa� Linden Ash Honey Maple Maple
Loc_us_t Silver Sun�er
Bob's Produce Ranch $37.95 $25.85 $54.45 $25.85 $37.40
Minnesota Tree, Inc. 41.25 31.35 74.35 32.45 69.30
Gurtek & Ramberg 38.00 33.50 40.00 33.25 45.00
I have examined the bids and find that the law bid on au r
1969 Tree Beautification Proqram was submitted by Bab's Produce
Ranch. You will find that the Green Ash and 3ilver Maple both
qualify as law price on contractor installation as required by
specifications.
I recom�aend that their proposal for th� Green Ash ar�d Silver
Maple trees be a�ceptE� by the City Coun�:il.
Respectfully submitted,
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PAUL BRAiN, tor
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�chman�s Tnc.
10 Lyndale Ave. So.
Mpls., Minn. 55423
3,V.Baile� Nurseries
�25 Bailey Raad
. Paul, Minn. 55119
�anley $lesx
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Bob's�Produce Ranch
20 E. River Road
ls., Minn. 55432
ndee Nursery
800 Hwy. SS, Route Z
Wayzata, Minn. 55391
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Halla Nursery, Inc.
�17 Eden Ave.
ls. , Minn. 554�Z�
stant Shade Co.
30 Ball Lake Road
New Hope, Minn. 55378
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTME
Paul Brown, Director �
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BIDS OPENED ON JULY 31, 1968, AT 10:30 A.M.
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J n L. Nawaann f, Son
2 8 W. Broadway
Mp s., Minn. 55411
N3L'ollet Nur�ery
8600 Nicoll�t Ave.
M�s., Minn. 55420
P e Cone Nursery
9�0 Foley Blvd. N.W.
Coon Rapida, Minn. 55112
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R�e Hill Nursery
2380 Larpenteur Ave. W.
S� Paul, Minn. 55113
H ard W. Schultz
3�0 New Brighton Road
St. Paul, Minn. 55113
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W� Bush Sales
Long Lake,
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Fridley, Minnesota 551�32
J uly 15, 1968
Hon. Mayor and City Council
Ci,ty of Fridley
61�31 Univ�ersity Avenue, T?.E.
Fridley� Minnesota 55421
Gentlemen:
Please accept my resignation from the Charmanships of the Planning
Commission and the Park and Recreation �ommission. I have found
that the dual charmanship� while it was satisfactory for a short
xhile, is not working out in the long run. A number of items before
eaah of the tko cort�nissions call for inteasiv�e work. I feel that
each of the two commissions deserves leadership Which can be devoted
primarily to its own needs.
The Planning Commission is presently reviewing the City's zoning
code arid this xork should be carried on and completed this year if
possible. Specific area studies such as the zoning study naw under
way or� the Hyde Park area ar� the recently completed street plan'Por
the R�.c� Creek Road area will c�ntinue ta occupy much of the Planning
Commission�s time. The problem of providing professional planning
services to the City remains to be solved. A chairman who is solely
responsibe for leadership of the commission can bring about the most
e�ficient hanclling of this sort of work.
The Park and Recreation Co�nmission is faced with the duty of deter-
� mining the significance of the recent bond referendum and of de-
Pining a course for the f uture development of the City's parka. The
task of bringing better coordination of the City's recreation pro-
gram with the intramural and instructionaT sports programs in the
� schools must be completed. Most important, the Cotrmission has be-
gun to e�camine the extent and content of the current recreation pro-
gram and this examination must be thoughtPully carried on to a con-
' c].usion. Leadership devoted primarily to park and recreation prob-
�ems will be wital to the commission in doing this work.
' The present membership of both the Planning Commission and the Park
and Reereation Commission are men of high qualif ications for these
tasks. They offer both experience and willingness to devote a
significant part of their time to effort for the public. I feel
' that with men of similar qualifications to chair the txo groupa,
the City will receive the greatest benefit from their efforts.
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I would like to thaNc you for the opportunity to participate in the
affaira af the City of Fridley during the past fex years. If I can
• be oP aervi.ce iu the future� I�rill be happy to do so.
Yours truly
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`�H� M�IV[,J�'�,5 QF THE BOARD OF r1PPEALS MEETING OF JU�.Y l�, 19( 8
T�� M���i,ng was cal].ed to order by Chairman Ylinen:
M�M��R�a PR�SENT: Minnish, Mittelstadt, 0'"Bannon �, Yl�nen
N�EM�ER� A�SENT: Ahonen
(?TI�ERS PR�SENT: John Breher, Building Official
�IQTION by Minnish to accept the minutes of the July 2, 1968, Board
c►f .E>.p�a�als Meeting with exception that on request #1 that the motion
'�q �rant the Variance the first 3 items are reasons for gr��tir�g
c?� �h� V�rlance and item 4 is a condition o� the Variance i� to
l�� gra�ted.
�QCC�nd�:d by Mittelstadt. Upon a voice vote, there being np nays,
tk�� mot�on carried unanimously.
�. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.24 FOR REDUCTION OF SIDE�
YARD �tEQUIREMENTS FROM 5 FEET TO 3 FEET TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION
Q� AN ATTACHED GARAGE (15'x30') ON LOT 24 s 1/2 of 25, BI,OCK 7,
HYpE PARK ADDITION THE SAME BEING 6035 -2ND STRE�T NORTHEAST,
FRIDL�Y, MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY LOUIS KEDROWSKI, 6035 2ND STRE�T
NOR'�HEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA).
Mr. Louis Kedrowski was not present to present his request or
speak on his behalf. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wojciak and son, of
60�� 2nd Street Northeast were present at the hearing.
I�IQTION by 0'Bannon to table this rec{uest until July 31st, 1968,
hearing so that Mr. Louis Kedrowski can be present.
Seconded by Minnish. Upon a voice vote, there bying no nays,
the motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
The Meeting adjourned at 7:50 P.M.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN BREHER
Building Official
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-�Hp MTNUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JULY 3�, �968
Tl�e Meeti.n�; was called to order by Chairma.n Ylinen.
��S PRESk�Fi': Ylinen, Mittelstadt, Ahonen, 0'Bannon
MEMBII�S ABSENT : Minieh �
t?�,'I�S PRESENT : John Breher-Bldg. Official
MOTTON by Mitteletadt to accept the minutes of the July 19, 1968, Board of
AppealQ Meeting.
Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
u.na.nimously.
AN ADDITIONAL VARIANCE
�N OF A SIDE YARD RDBUI
VARIAriCE OF SDCTION . 1
�T SEI'B�ACK TO 1 FOOT INCHES
8 BLOCK 2. REARR.ANGfl�P OF
tME BEING 211-4 AVPNUE 1�.E
11-d5�—AVENUE N.E..FRIDLEY.
Mrs �laehill Be John Polymeros were present to speak on the behalf of Mr. Lloyd
Bl�ahill.
MOTION by Mitteletadt to cloee the Public Hearing.
Secox�ded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there beixig no ziays, the motion asrried
unanimouely.
MOTION by Mittelstadt to grant the variance becauae it doee not violate Section
45•�9 of the City Code keeping 15 feet between structures, and that it ie 41eo
a� i,wprovement to the property.
Seoonded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion ca�ries
ut'�,nimoue ly .
Mx. Louis Ked�owaki was preaent to speak on his own behalf. Mr. John Wojciak oP
I6031-2nd St N.E. was slso preeex�t.
M�TION by ghonen to close the Public Hearing.
� �eCOnded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion earried
t��itnoualy.
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MOTIpN by Mittelstadt to grant this varia.nce provided that a fence be erected
o.n th� south lot li.ne from the front of the propert,y li.ne to the rear of the
pxope�ty appxoximatly 76 feet and that this fe.nce be consistant with othex
fe.ncea.
Seeor�ded by Ahone.n. Upon a voice vote, there being .no .nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
3. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.24 FROM 17 FEE�I' 6 INC� to 1 FOOT
0 TO PERMIT ERECTION OF A 20'x 0' GARAGE ON LOT 0 BLOCK 2 SYLVAN
� H� LS OK� COUNTY MINNESOTA. R UEST BY WALTER ZIN�AL 62 0 SUNRISE DRIVE
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
1 M�, & Mrs. Walter Zimbal were present to speak on their own behalf. Also, Mr.
. �dwaxde, 624� Rainbow Drive, Fridley, Minnesota, Mr. Gordon Knutson, 6231
Rait�bow Drive, Fridley, Minnesota, Mr. Robert Feick, 6251 Rainbow Drive,
� �'ridley, Minnesota, Mrs. Jack Korthof, 6261 Rainbow Drive, Fridley, Minnesota,
Mr. Ernest Powell, 6241 Su.nrise Drive, Fridley, Minnesota, were present.
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Seconded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
u.n��imously.
MOTION by N$ttelstadt to table request until the next scheduled meeting of the
Board of Appeals, so that the owner can investigate the posaible relocatixig of
tY�e propoaed gara.ge on the property so that he can have a greater side yard
satback than that originally proposed, also so that the Buildin� Official can
c�l�eck the requirementa of possible future sidewalka.
SQCOnded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
una.nimous ly .
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The Meeting wae adjourned.
Respeatfully eubmitted,
JOHI�i BREE�
Building Official
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BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIC�N CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, JULY F--4, 1968
The Meeti.ng was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:00 P.M.
ROLL CALT, :
MII�LBII3S F'RESENT: Erickson, Biermann, Hauge, Tonco, Dittes
pTF�tS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle-Bldg. Inspector, John Breher-Bldg. Official
ION OF A REQ,IIEST FOR TH
AVII�TE AND MISSISSIPPI
RSITY AVENUE N.E. REQ
BY
�ING OF THE
FRIDLEY. M
STAMP CO
AT
, Mr Lewman was present to present the proposal for Gift House Stamp Co.
MOTION by Tonco to approve the plan as revised and subject to the City E7�gineere
� recommendations that the entire western boundry be curbed, the black topping be
repaired, the boulevard planting strip be widened by 5 feet, and plantinge be
plan�ed as ahown on plot plan.
, Seconded by Haug�e. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
uxianimous ly .
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MOTION by $iermann to approve the plot plan as follows: -
1. The owner increase the width of the land from 50 feet to 60 feet �
to increase the loop radius.
2. The owner follow the City Ehgineers recommendations for area
drainage, curbing�, and plantinga.
Seconded by Dittes. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
Mr Devid S. Sommer wae present to preeent the ormers proposal.
MOTION by Tonco to recommend granting of building permit subject to City Engineere
recommendations ae to curbing on all but the South property line and with the
follovritig stipulatione: '
1. The fence on the east property line is to be the same height, etyle,
and material as the existing fence on adjacent property.
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2. Pai.nt all exterior concrete block.
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3. Txash and garbage storage is to be inside of buildi.ng.
' Se�ot�ded by �iermann. Upon a voice vote, there being .no na.ys, the motion carried
una��.mously.
' 4• CONSIDII�ATION OF A R UEST TO CONSTRUCT A OFFICE AND WA.�EHOLTSE FOR TARGET STORES
INC .�,O�.ATELI IN FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL PARK 1 REQUEST B`' DAYTON TARGET STORES INC .
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��e p�a�oeal for Taxget.
MQ'�'ION b� Tiauge to grant the building permit subject to the following stipulations:
1. City Ehgineere recommendations of;
a. Tncreasing service drive from 30 feet to 35 feet .
b. Planti.ng area to be 1� foot minimum.
c. 60 to 65 foot parking strip.
d, 5 foot sidewalk island in front of both paxking stripe.
e. Minimum of 30 foot drive between sidewalk island and weat
planting strip along east side of building.
�. Minimum of 5 foot planting strip alo.ng east side of buildixig.
2. Owner will sign agreement that they will provide additio.nal parki.tag
as City Council deems it necessary.
3+ �ture parking to be located o.n the Northeast side of building,
q, Service road and all driveways leading to service road to be
approved by the City Council.
�. Paint all concrete block except the decorative concrete block.
�ecpzided by Dittes. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion oarxied
unanimously,
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TR.ACKS
TO CONSTRUCT A RETAI
TID IN �tTDITOR' S ST7B:
RTHEAST CORNER TI�E
FOR
r�t,i.yt,r,7. M1NNF.SOTA. (RDQIIEST BY PLYWOOD MINNESOT� INC. ,MINNEAPpI,IS, MINNESOTA
, Mac k�r� Branatram-Architect, Mr Froat, and Mr Rudy Boschwitz of Plywood Minneeote,
we�p �re�ent to preaent the propoeal.
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� MOTION by Biermann to approve building locatio.n, general concept of building,
� and over a11 �e.neral parking subject to recommended changes to the plot pla.n
ar�d th� submitting to this committee of the final pla.ns complete with elevations
and details for fi.nal approval.
, Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there bein� r.o nays, �-:t caotion caxried
unanimously.
' 6. CONSIDERATION OF A RE.UEST TO MOVE A RES
N.E.,PARCEL # �460, TO GIRL SCOUT CAMP L
MINNESOTA. REQUEST BY GIRLS SCOUTS OF A
NTIAL DWELLING FROM 5301 CIIVTRAL
SLEA, 69 AND EAST RIVII3 ROAD. FR
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, Mr Kent Holen was present to present the proposal.
P�OTION by Tonco to table this proposal until the August 14, 1968 meeting, so that
' further inspections ca.n be made upo.n opening up of co.ncealed spaces by owner in
areas deaig�nated by Building I.nspector.
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unan�mously.
7. 4� F�ElQUES'� TO CHANGE OCCUPANCY OF BUILDING LOCATID AT 7 99 EAST RIVER ROAD1
�'R�,�DL�;Y, MINNESOTA FROM GASOLINE SEftVICE STATION TO A PIZZA PICK-IIP CENTF.Ft _
& MRS LOUIS SIGOT]RVEY WHp WERE
� MO��QN by �I�ug�e ia approve change of occupancy but the leasee Mr Si�ourvey
eh�,11 �ubm�.t tq thie committee a revised plot plan before occupyin� the buildix�,g.
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�nimously,
�LIID BUI:
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PARK
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MO`T'T0�' by Haug�e to accept the request and approve the footing permit only,baaed
o;n ��a buildi.ng location, and requested that a full building permit be ieeued
aubject to'the following stipulation:
1. The contractor submit revised and complete plot plan, axchitectural
ple.n, mechanical and electrical plan fox fina.l approval by thia committee.
� Seconded by Biermann. Upon a voice vote, there beix� no nays, the mqtion carriee
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CAR WASH AT SUPER AM��ICA STATION AT 7449 EAST RIVIl� ROAD, FRIDLE7, MINNESOTA.
Cpmmittee inquired if a letter was written to the owxier of the above regarding
aompliance with the provisions of the building permit. The�committee was
i�z'a�'o�med that the new owner had requested from the City Council permisaion to
raverse the traffic flow for the car wash and that it was granted. Also� a letter
��que�ti� �hat they comply with the provisiona of the building permit was aex�t
'�o th� t�ew owxiera, Gulf Superior 400. The Committee agreed una.nimously that
thi� work should be completed by the next meeting of Au$ust� 1�� 1�68� snd ii' thi�
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� com lete at this time t is mat�er wi,ll be refe�rred to the Ci,ty
y�ork is not p , �
Attorney to obtain complianoe.
, 10. HOIISE ON 4020 MAIN STREEI', FRIDLEY; WHICH WAS GUTTID BY F�tE.
, �-----,-_-.,�..� �� �.,.��,...�.��
� Committee inquired what action was taken by the building inapector ae to the
rebuilding or removal of this house. The Commit�e� wae it�formed 'that this
matter is now in the hands of the City Attorney.
� AD.TOIIRPiMENT :
The Meeti.�ng adjourned at 11:30 P.M.
, Reapectfully submitted,
! John Breher, Building Official
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JULY 25 9
, PI�NNING COTIMISSIO�N MEETING . . �
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' # The meeting was called to oxder at 8:00 P.M, by Vice-Chairman Erickson.
ROLY, CALL • •
. ' , .Members Presei�t: Myhra, Erickson
Members Absent: Ylinen, Jensen, Hughes -
�� Others Pr.esent: Ci.ty Manager Homer R. Ankrum and Engineexing
Asszstant Darrel Clark
• Vice Chairman explained to the'audience there would be no meeting -
, because of a la�k of quorum due co $�1lness, previous committments and •_
resignation of the Chairman. - - �
:' The Coirnnission decided to hold the publ.ic hearings at the August 8th
. meeting. If there was any change in�this date, the people would be
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTTON'SETTING PRIMARY ELECTION DESIGNATING POLLING FLACES AND
APP(JIN'I.'ING'$LECTTON J[JDGES FQR THE SEPTF�IrIDER 10, 1968 ELECTION
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NOW' TH�I�FORE EE IT RESOL"J�.13, By the City Coyr�cil oi the Cit� of
�'�*�,d1.ej� A�c�oka County, t�:innesota, at a regular mee�ij�g th�reof on Auguat 5,
196�.
S C�� Tx4N �.; Thst on the lOth day af September, 1968,'there shall be an �
��.�ctio�n for the p�urpose of voting on the follrnring:
PRII� AHY EI.GCTIOPI
S�C�TIQ_N �s That the polling placea for aaid e�ection ahall be aa folloxa:
Ward 1 Frecinct 1 Woodcrest Sehool
Warc� 1 Precinct 2 Hayes School •
' Wr�rd 1 Precinct 3 Riverwood School
Ward 2 Precinct 1 Sr. High School
Ward 2 Prea3nct 2 Rice Creek School ��
Ward 2 Preainct 3 North Faz3c School
Ward 3 Precinct 1 City Hall
Ward � Precinct 2 Parkviex School
ward 3 prec�nct 3 Reaerv '.11�pply Compar�
SEC� ON�,,�,s That the polling placea wJ.11 be open from �:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.H.
�'�'I'�ON 1�: That the tolloxing people are hereby agpointed to act as jud,gaa
!or aaid alection except that Lhe City Clerk ia hereb� authorized
t,o appaint qualifiad aubatitutes in caaes of contlict aa� in�ere�at aa aet
t��'�h �n Chapter k, Section k.05 of th� Ci�y Charter.
w�,RA�,PRECINCT 1 1,378 Regiatered Votera - 9 Judge� e�. shi.ft
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1,335 Aegistered Votera - 9 Judg�s ea. �hift
1,067 Regiatered notsrs - � Judges ea. ahitt
1,026 Registered Votera -'j Jud�ea s�. �hit't
1,355 Regiatered Voters - 9 Judges sa. shitt
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1,277 Registered Votera - 9 Judg.s ea. shitt
9z6 Rsgistered Vot�ra - 6 Judg�s ea. thift
�EC�s That th� follawing jud6ea are appointed to aet as chairaan of tht
Election Board for the precincta d�ai�nat�d and sha11 haw the
duti�s sa aet forth in Section 203.23 of ?�Linneeota Statutea.
Ward 1, Precinct 1
Ward 1 Prscinct 2
, Ward 1 Precinct �
1Vard 2 Precinct 1
W#rd 2 Precinct 2
1►Ia='d 2 Precinot 3
W�rd � Prscinct 1
w+��a 3 Prsdnct 2
Ward 3 Prscinct 3
C ON bs Compeneation for said judgee rri11 be paid at the ret� of $l.�p per
hour for the regular judgea and $2,00 for chairien of the T].ectioA Hoat�d.
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�'ASS�D AND ApOPTID �Y THE CIT1' COUAfCIL OF THE CIT? OF FRIDLLT
THZS DAY OF
—�.�,.�_� 1966•
- N C, BRUli
R - JACK . K I�RHAM
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ANOKA COUNTY AIUDITOR
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"Pa.rte.rt Grou�ing County in Minnetotd'
COUNTY OF ANOKA
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 5530.R
421-4780
Marvin Bzunsell, Clerk
City of Fridley
6k31 University Ave. N.E.
k'ridley, Minnesota 55421
Aear M�r. Brunsell:
We are herewith enclosing the list submitted by the Chairman
pf the Anoka County Republican Committee, representing the
Repub�ican election judges.
�'he lists are in from the Democratic Committee Chairman, but
Chey did not include any list for the City of Pridley.
Ve�y tr ly yours,
enneth . Campbell
A,,i1qka County Auditor
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2. L:rs. �?i�:a Pivrca
3. :.?rs. Graao Lud,ri;
' �. L;r�. Gorald-lna r.ngdahl
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' IIi h�h�,ft
' 1. P,irs. Gloria Tiyhra
2. :iarold 013rud
3. iJorlan Loo
4. Aua�o I�:31nvr
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' Day Shift
.l''�`i;Ir;.; I3ovorlv �Cinsman
2. 2.�rs. �dythe� Collins
' �• �I:: S• ROSOZIA SCI111A�1 .
3E �:rs. �io�,on Shaffer
X �+;rs. Ed�a :,riakson
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' �.,, t;z•s. �r�aret Knudsen
2. �Tun Plomel
3. ��ixs, L:ary &ahnaider
�. �I��. Sy1vi4 �:arrs
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. birs. Vi�►•ginia Wohlberg
' 2. Aars. Sue 2iicholson
3• �ra. �velyn iiildebraridt
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2. �u•a. Daxu� L. Jaakson
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' 3,. I�ra. '`arlene nlaak
�. �ra» Joan ICyro
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6S0 531:h Ave. IT.�.
609 Bennott Ariva �
5744 iJ. :,�ooro Lal;o Drivo
5£i97 1`�aw�ington St. I�.E.
63G0 AUle St. P,.�.
G��O �ackson St. i1.E.
6� 63rd Avo. rr.D. '
Sbl 53rd Avo. '•J.�.
1343 Ilillcrost Drive
6854 Channol i3oad
6053 Contral �'.vo.
6E3U5 Chrulnal Road
1315 Iiillcrest Drive
1322 Hillares� Drive
6GG4 Cliannol Road
1568 Farndalo bvo.
133£3 Hillcrost Drive
bG59 Re�is Trail
162a G�rdona
5946 Iiaclana� Ave.
5272 T�Atterhorn Drive
�f��J£3 IIack nn Ave.
1460 Trollha�en
9a0 Fiackmann Cirole
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560-71G3
5G0-;.650
:rGO-G003
?8a-1710
�GO-2^�33
JUV�JIi% I
560-2Z16
5G0-4427
7� 8-0764
7E32-96�
?a8-6�72
, 7f34-9676
?88-6700
78ti-5137
?86-28 78
788-2Q68
988-009?
?aa-3318
?aa-2050
?88-838?
7at3-1208
?8 a-03 26
7a8-0474
?88•6240
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Da r�b':::ift
1. „� r.. i:l:�or Johnson
2. i,;rs. D:urg�ret Yo;roll
3. I��r�. Juno I.olrlquist
4. I,'xs. i�'nrilyn Croi��dor
iT�t; ."i111.f�
le I�xs• �'izU Dll�teJ
2. I,Ir�. S�illy Rentar
�. Jol� Tvors
�k. k'�.0 7. Jalu�ca
5. 2:irs. �leanor Phillipa
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Da 61�i�t
. ,,:z�s; � tliol;rn JI�lson
2. t:;ra. Roletna ;',^.litconb
;,. :"rs. Sh�lvin Syverson
�k. �;x�. Volria : ix�s
5. i.tra. I.I. K. Burton
r1i lit Shi.ft
w w �,ix'y. l�al'4�A1 BuNs
4. :.i�;,. ��n� Itossing
3. I�utsyoll 'rYollitz
�. k'r�nk 1; vbal
F s �o�c'�a l�azidol
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�,. �rm. Jeai�► Jackson
2. b;ra. Claire Henderson
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Iv1 h.t Sh�.�'t�
'�',�,rs�"'Tyrtle IIanson
2. David Larcon
3. b:rs. Arthur I'orea�
nCja.ibliCA.z �ioc�L-ion Ju�lges QCoutinucd)
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G�r90 �,. itivor Rond
G2�r1 Uur.ri�a llrive
Glul .rini•Ly Drive
14G 63rd ��ay
6291 Riverviotv Turraoo
G2.�2 5tli St. :J.1:.
�>271 ^'rini��� Drive
G..�,riv .: i:..'C' :il•lvv
6260 Comet Lane
5£07 2', St. :1.I:.
J:J � G Y 1�11 J�1�i • IV � L•
117 G3rd .1vo. :;.F.
5973 5th 5�;. I:.::.
560�'� 5th St. N.E.
G050 I�. E. 5th St.
G021 6th St. i;.J:,.
54�33 �'.l�tura Roo.d
5E3G1 6th St. Z�.:�:.
5930 Gth St. N.�.
4a51 2� St. Id.E.
213 �k9th Avo. IJ.E.
�G�7 2�� St. N.E.
52G0 3rd S�:. :J.E.
4639 3rd St. N.�.
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JGO-�w�'Yl
560-31G?
5GU-5821.
5G0-3t353
JGO-TJ9 S
u60-�G97
�i3O-i1:.7
�60-6�20
560-^.•751
G�,O-23u7
560-531G
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5F,0-Sa65
b60-2226
560-?. J15
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560-3�93
b60-3004
560-G359
b60-4908
b60-6058
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2. �:��. Susan Davis
3• A�rs. ti'�avna Prov�rt
�k• I.'ra. �uraldina Shorve
�+ I��s. Doria 'i�ol�tering
�1�. h� Sh�.�''�
• G oxd A�h
2. I.i�s. �'ay �aamon
3„ i�Y�.113.a�rr�t J3aa,'t�nnn
4� �',1x'19e C�2`0�, V023o6
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�.� ,u•�. oris �iy�ine
2. bixa. ;rarr�n 01son
3• ��s. Caxo�, Luedere
4. T;irs. Judy �affoty
'I��.,"h't Sh3.�''hi
7,. i,;rs. Sa�irloy Brimer
2: � .�;Ir��.: Z�lureen F'arsone
�� 3. P�:ra. ti7�,l�.ialn Je�aea
4. Aix+a. I:�rth Lan�ax
8. wtr�. aaxol awnnoll
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.�'.�'i'�"�:'�o��y Psaa�ny
2. &1rq. J�rdis ltitittel��adt
3. �trs. �;m'bal Hoffman
, 4. 1�Src. Jent�y Lahti
X P.��rs. Illioe Andersoa
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, .�'�orenoe IIaloy
'2. T,°xa� Q1�ronao 1;,itahall
3� ��r�� Pa� Loeter
�rw p�P'� �aoCas*�hy
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7391 S��nl�hony St.
74�20 .,:elody Drive
?383 P,:enory Lcuie
7361 P.iomory Lnne
?341 Tempo Terraoe
460 Rice Creek Blvd.
73G3 1::c+enory Lane
531 Rico Crool: Blvd.
7368 Syinphoi�y St.
6731 T�dison St.
5a� Rice Cree�: Torraae
6E31 N. E. Oakloy
6820 JetFarson St. N,: .
J41 Ovorton Driv�e
3a0 Rica Crcek Terrace
5a9 Rice Creek Tor�-aa�
525 67th Ave. N.�.
bOb 6Gth Ave. N.E.
?a35 Alden tiYay
69�'x0 IIicicory Drive
6900 Pl. E. Hiokory brive
752f} Alden Drive
220 Rioe Creek Blmi.
7�03 IIicl;ory Drivo
6917 IIiokory Drivo
G909 �Iiakory Drive
341 Pe�rson ilay
6a36 �. Itiver Road
7 28 6B
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7a4-9318
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784-1659
?84-0093
7a4-55G4
73�-3 709
?8�1-;,G913
784-0�68
5G0-1��
5f0-229?
560-461b
560-5625
560-3515
560-1508
b60-2260
5G0-1388
560-5849
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?8h-0G9b
78�-?57b
786-3491
7a�-G51�
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Day, shift
1. Mrs. Donna Marcucci
2. Mrs. Janice Devries
3. Mrs. Ronald Randall
4. Mrs. Shirl.ey Godeen
Niqht Shift
1. Mrs. Anita Hitzeman
2. M�s. Jean Schultz
3. Mrs. Jacqueline Bovy
CITY OF F I{,IDLE�
' Alteraates
1.. Mr. or Mrs. Larry Jamison
2. Mrs. Gearge Hanson
'3 , David D. Schaaf
4. i��. Betty Skjervold
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]. . Ma�� , Mary Schreiner
�, Mr�. Joyce McClellan
3. Mrs. �thalia Swanson
4, i�x�s. Dorothy Houck
Ni h�. 3hi��.
l. , ,l�t'�� R �,,ni�a Rocheford
2 . M,�s . �,eona Brubbakken
3, �s. Rachel. Hinz
4. Mxs, Marion Born
5. Mr�. W�llard Thorpe
6. �tcs. Richard Pratt
7441 Lyric Lane
7410 Tempo Terrace
7399 Lyric Lane
375-76th Ave. N.E.
?566-4th St. N.E.
%351 Tempo Terrace
73 70 Melody Lane
784-3643
784-1124
784-4972
784-5033
784-5075
784-0899
786-3287
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7301 Concerto Curve 786-5118
1476 oNondaga St. N.E. 784-5972
1276 Onondaga St. N.E. 786-4812, 560-4666
7389 Memory Lane 786-2427
6851 Oakley 560-3045
6749 Kennaston Drive 560-1560
6550 Oakley 560-2916
750 Overton Drive 560-3249
971 Pandora Drive
6810 oakley
272-66th Ave.
6876 Monroe N.E.
6854-7th St. N.E.
811 Riee Creek Terr.
560-3365
560-3015
560-1448
560-1646
560-4810
560-1811
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�. Mra. Collette Bourdeaux
2. Mts. Leona Hubley
3. Mrs. Bonnie Kuzyk
4. Mrs. Mildred Kaiser
5. Mrs. Shirley Kohlan
6. Mrs. Clarence Koenen
I�aht Shift
1. Mrs. Lois Rawson
2, Mr. Donald Wegler
3. A�iX , A. L. Rob idoux
4, Mrs. Gloria Swanson
5. Gus Doty
6. Sig Reckdahl
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],. Mrs. Shi.rley Pitala
2, Mrs. Joanne Joch�m
3. Mrs. Adeline Haidle
, �. Mrs. Grace Ludwig
� ,�„T,ight Shift
�, �lrs. Virginia Locker
2. Mt. Harry Nawrocki
3. Mrs. Jane Barnette
, 4, Mrs. Hazel Anderson
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�,. Arlsne Hoberg
�. Hea Hyv3re
3. Connie Metcalf
�. Ruby Miller
5. Jane Johnson
6. Norma Nelson
7, ,Tanet Psazak
8. Carrol Tovesan
9. Rt,1th 011ila
�,Q. �,�,�d� Roasman
1�. y�ry Jo Savelkoul
8115 E. River Road
286 Rice Creek Blvd.
280 Rice Creek Blvd.
6765 E. River Road
236 Rice Creek Blvd.
6810 Hickory
158-71st Way
6815 E. River Road
6775 E. River Rcad
511 Eiy 3t. N.E.
59 Logan Pkwy.
7823 Alden Way
560-63rd Ave. N.E.
841 W. Moore Lake Dr.
5714 W. Moore Lake Dr.
5 744 W. Moore Lake Dr.
5664 Jackson St.
5800 W. Moore Lake Dr.
6435 Jackson St.
6411 Able St. N.E.
?40-63rd Ave.
6281 Able N.E.
860 W. Moore Lake Dr.
525 Bennett Dr.
880 W . Moole La]ce
6321-7th St. N.B.
6310 Able N.E.
6361 Monroe
916 W. Mpore Lake
Dr.
Dr.
784-7545
786-4444
784-5688
784-7769
784-6682
784-2508
786-2364
784-5684
784-7086
786-22G8
784-7893
784-7185
560-1546
560-2788
560-6913
560-6003
560-7563
560-6633
560-1000
560-2417
560-2736
560-3025
560-2788
560-3726
560-6613
560-6884
560-1197
560-1687
560-6997
560-3581
560-3097
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WARD 2. PCT. 2
Daj�,_Shift
1. Mrs. Jeanette Micholski 6665 Arthur St.
2. Mxs. Marguerite Julkawski 5920 Stinson Blvd.
3. Mrs. Eileen Freeman 6125 Woody Lane
4. Mrs. Shirley Kranz 6577 McKinley St.
Niqht Shift
l. Mrs. Honnie Rognrud
2. Mts. Carrol Kukawski
3. Mrs. Ida Mae Kasson
4. Mrs. Rose Meyerhoff
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l3a,x Shift
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1, Mrs. Sylvia Gillund
2. Mrs. Grace Manley
3s Mrs. Adeline Swanson
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2. Mx'�. Harriet Johnson
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1. 1�cs. Everette Heule
2. Mrs. Rosella Amar
3 . l�lrs . BarTaara Gohn►an
8, Mrs. Jean Jackson
6536 McKinley St.
6131-5th St. N.E.
1400 Rice Creek Road
1350 Hillside Drive
1032 Hackmann Circle
5601 Central
5835 Central Ave.
5222 Benjamin St.
1646 Gardena
5211 Fillmore St.
6281 Trinity Drive
6121 Sunriae Drive
151-62nd Way
136 Horizon Circle
N��qht Shift
l. Mrs. Therese Goldfus 110-63rd Way
2. Mrs. Leona Fleming 6710 Plaza Curve
3. Mr. David Chastan 110-63rd �1ay
4. Mrs. Christine Peterson 400-57th Place
784-9571
788-6330
784-8034
784-8687
784-4719
560-6469
784-8446
788-8175
788-6057
786-7773
788-7638
788-8441
788-0690
788-8763
560-2528
560-1318
560-1564
560-5257
560-225Z
560-3589
560-2033
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WARD 3, PCT. 2
Day �h ift
1. Mrs. �nn Devore
2. Mr�. Bonnie Wildman
3. Mrs. Germain Wolsfeld
4. Mrs. Jean Johnson
Ni9ht Shift
1. 1�ir� . Mildred Watkins
2. Mrs. G�'ace Szegda
3. Mrs. Barbara Johnson
WARD 3, PCT. 3
�ay Shift
�.. Mrs. Jean Phelan
2. Mrs. M�argaret Kurak
3. Mra. Helen Truenfels
�„ight Shift
l. Sd Fitzpatrick
:i . l�irrs . Pearl Sandstronz
� . J�!!rs . Betty Nelson
A1�ernates
�, Mte Les Hungerford
�. Mrs. Phyllis Brozak
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5960-6th St.
5963-6th St.
157 Crown Road
136 Horizon Circle
5924-Sth St. .
5385 Horizon Drive
5980-7th St.
113 Gilbralter Road
112 Panorama Road
5248 Horizon Drive
5273 Horizan Drive
4856-3rd St.
5129 Horizan Drive
5085 Topper Lane
5110-3rd St. N.E.
560-1155
560-1514
560-5477
560-5257
560-2164
560-4508
560-1164
560-5725
560-5416
560-5907
560-5318
560-60�8
560-5589
560-4846
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RESOLUTION � 1968
A RESOLUTION SETTING ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES FOR WEEL MOWING
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WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has entered into a contract
for the purpose of mowing weeds and unsightly growth within the
• �3.ty of Fridley, and
WHER�AS, certain administrative expenses are incurred in
�he administration of this policy, including labor and postage
�or �egistered letters,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City
Qf �'ridley as follows:
That administrative charges in the amount of 25$ of the
contractor's bill will be added to a11 bills for mowi�g
that are submitted to the County Auditor's office for
collection. In no advent will the administrative charge
exceed $10.00.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF �� , 1968.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
AT�'EST;
C�TX CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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A RESOLUTIOIvT TO ADV�TISE FOR BIDS
BE ZT R.�aOLVID by the Council of the City of Fridley, a� follows:
1. That i-� is in the interest of the City ta award bid contracts
for the followa.ng ite�, �at=rials, and work:
UNDE$ BAR SINK REMODELING FOR LIQUOR STORE
2. A cop.y of the specifications for the above described items
an�? materials, toge±her with a proposal for the method oi
purchase �.nd +he pay�r�ent thereof 'nave been presented to
the Council b�r ine City Manager and the same are hereby
approved and adopted aa the plans and specifications, and
the method of acquisition and payment to be repuired 'oy
the Cit.y with respec� to the acquisition of said items
and materials.
3. ^lhe purchase of said items and materials as described
above sh�,ll be effected by sealed bids to be received and
opened b� +he City of Fridley on the 3rd day of September,
196$. The City Manager is directed �nd authorized to advertise
for the purcha�e of said items and materials by sealed bid �
proposals under notice as provided b,y 1aw and the Charter '
of the City of Fridley, the r.otice to be substantiall� in
form as that shown by Exhibit "A�� attached 'nereto and
made a part of b� reference. Said notice shall be pub-
lished at least +wice in the official newspaper of the
Cit�% o�' Fridley.
F,AS��D AP� ADqPTID BY THE CITY COuNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
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BID NOTICE
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UNDER BAR SINK REM(?DELING FOR LIQU08 STORE
EXHIBIT "A"
The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota will accept sealed bids
��eniodeling of Under Bar Sink on the 3rd day of September, 1968, until
11:30 o'clock A.M. on said date at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 Qniversity
Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota 55421 (Tel: 560-3450). All bids
must meet the minimum requirements of the specifications. Failure to
comply with this section can result in disqualification of the bid.
Each bid shall be accompanied b� a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash
or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fxidley,
Min.nesota, in an amount of not less than five percent (5f) of the bid,
which check, cash or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses
to enter into Contract, after his bid has been accepted.
The Cit� reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in
the best interests of the Cit�r. The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and waive an� informalities or technicalities in ar�y bid re-
ceived 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
performance of similar types of items or materials, availability of produc�s
ar).d other similax factors that it may determine to be in the best interest
of the City..
Capies of the specifications and general conditions ma,y be examined in the
off�ce of the City Engineer - Director of Public Works, or copies may be
c�btained from his office.
All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the
outside with "�Dgg g,� SINlC Rffi�DEI,,ING".
Publieh: Augu�t 21, 1968
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CI1Y I�ANA�GER
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A RF�SOLUTION ORDII3ING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIF�CATIONS, AND
ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEft EOF: STREET IMPROVF.ME[dT PROJECT
St. 1968-1B (ADDENDi�i �5)
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of �;he Ci-�y of Fridley as follows:
1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners
affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit:
Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bitum-
inous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water and sanitary sewer services
and other facilities located as follows:
"(The petitions received and filed by the City for the improvements are
indicated opposite to the relative street.)
Polk Street: 323.46' South of Lynde Drive
Skywood Court in Swanstrom's Court Addition
West Service Road of T.H. �65: Railroad Right of Way
to 73rd Avenue
Petition #16-1968
Petition #21-1968
Petition #20-1968'
2. That the City Engineer-Director nf Public Works, Nasim M. Qureshi, ia
hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and
apecifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the
costs of said improvements, including every item of cost from
inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to
be incurred� in connection therewith, or the f.inancing thereof, and
to make a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein whether
said improvements are�feasible and whether they can best be made
as proposed, or in connection with some othsr improvements �an�i the
estimated cost as recommended),including also a description of the
lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be
proposed to be assessed. .
. 3. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of
the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or within the axea
of lands as may be proposed ta be assessed for said improvemente tand
each of them�; and upon receipt from said �gineers of the said
pseliminaxy report, calculate estimates of asses.sments as may be
proposed relative thereto against each of said lands.
4. That•said preliminary report of the Engineers and estimates of
assessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made
available for inspection to the owner of any pascel of land as may
be affected thereby at any public heaxing held relative thereto, as
well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient.
ADOPTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ?�
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�JAY01� •+ JBOk p= Kir�,�am
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RESOLUTION N0. /�//
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS:
STREET IMPROVII��TT FROJECT ST. 1968-1B (ADDENWM �5)
W�IiEREAB, the construc�ion of certain improvements is deemed to be in
th� interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected there-
�y.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
�owa:
1. That the preliminary report submitted by N�sim M. Oureshi. City Enaineer-
Director of Public Works is hereby received and accepted.
2. That this Council wi11 meet on the 9th day of Sentember ,
1968 at 8t00 o'clock P.M. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley
for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference,
Exhibit "A".
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each
�f them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted
iz� said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately
according to the benefits received.
4, That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according to law, auch notice to be
substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached here-
to as �chibit "A".
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DAY OF / � G , � , , 1968 . '
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marv in C. B runs e 11
MAYOR - Jack O. Kirkham
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
(EXHIBIT A)
' NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B
ADDENDUM ��5
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hereinafter described be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 9th day of
September , at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at the
C�ty Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear all
parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the
lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM� Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized
base, hot-mix ituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water and sanitary
sewer services and other facilities located as follows:
Polk Street: 323.46' South of Lynde Drive
West Service Road of T.H. �65: Railroad Right of Way to 73rd Avenue
Skywood Court in Swanst;om's Court Addition
ESTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 42, 949 . 88
�HAT TkiE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROV�MENT
IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item above _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ „ _ _
Al1 of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands wfthin,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits
7:eceived by such improvements. .
That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as
separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by Council
all under the following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398
and law amend�atory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter.
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION N0. Y�� - 1968
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A R�SOlUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIREC7IlVG THE COMBININ6 OF SPECIAI ASSESSMENTS ON
PARCEL 620 ANO PRRCEL 640, PART OF LOT 9, AUDITOR�S SUBDIVISIOtd N0. 129
1�fHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently b�en coaasbin�d.
�fOW, THEREFQR£, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows:
ihat th� assessments levied against the fotlowing described parcels, to-wit:
Parcels 620 and 640, Part of Lot 9, Auditor's Subdivision No. i29, may and shall
be apportio�ed and combined as fottows:
Originat Parceis
, Parce] 624, Part of Lot g,
Auditor�s Subdivision No. l29
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Auditor�s Subdivision No. 129
Combining a'F Parcels Ap�roved
Parcei 625, Part of Lot 9,
Auditor's Subdivision �to. 129
Fund�
Reguiar S.A. (Partial
Sewer Main)
W #3�4 (Water Mai n)
SW #24 (Sewer Main)
SS #24 (Storm S�wer)
SW #61 (Water and Sewcr
Laterats)
Regular S.A. (Partiat
Sewer Main)
bi #34 {4�ater Mai n)
SW #24 (Sew�r Main)
SS #2� (Storm Se�r}
SW #61 (Water and S�wer
Laterais and 1 Water and
1 S�wer Servi ce)
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R�guia� S.A. (Partiai
Se�r Mai n)
W �34 (Water Main}
SW #24 (Sewer Main�
SS #24 (Storm Sewer-)
SW #61 (Water and Sewe�
Laterals and 1 Water and
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$ 16.51
51.32
37.13
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$ b5•g8
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$ 82.49
102. 6l+
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' CIiY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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A RESOLUTION AUTNORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
PAR�EL 1020 (PART OF LOT 8) AND PARCEL 1050 (PART OF LOTS 8, 9, AND 10), AUOITOR'S
SUBDIVISION ND. 155
WNEREAS, certain speciat assessments have b�en levied wtith respect to certain
tand and said land has subs�qu�ntty been combined,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows:
Tfiat the assessments tevied against the fotlowing describcd parcets, to-wit:
Pa�cets 1020 and 1050, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, may and shatl be apportioned
and combin�d as follows:
OricLinal Parcels
Parcel 1020, Part of Lot 8,
Auditor's Subdivision No. 155
Parcel i050, Part of Lots 8,
9, and 10, Auditor's
Subdivision No. 155
Combinin� of Parcels Approved
Parcet 1150, Part of Lots 8, 9,
and 10, Auditor's Subdivision
No. 15S
Fund
Regular S.A. (Wate� and
Sewer Mains)
Regular S.A. (WaYer and
Sewer M�ins and Storm
Sewer}
Regutar S.�W. (S�ater
Lateral)
Fund
Regular S.A. (Water and
Sew�r Mains)
Regular S.A. (Water and
Sewer Mains and Storm
Sewer)
Reguiar S.&'W. (Water 350.00
Laterat)
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Original Amount
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Original Amount
$ 77•2S
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CITY Ct£RK Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
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Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer-Director of Public Works
MEMO DATE: July 31, 1968
MEMO NUMBER: 57 CM #68-12
RE: 10 YEAR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECTION
The City of Fridley has 75 miles of City streets in
Fridley presently open to the public, some 24 miles still remaia�
sub standard, 17 3/4 miles of these streets are swale design
with P �, H base and 6 1/4 miles are dirt streets. This projection
is intended to have all city streets up to standard by the
year 1978.
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
�. To provide better street improvement through
advanced planning and co-ordination of construction.
2. To provide a plan for street improvement that will
will give property owners advance information
concerning these improvements.
3. To provide adequate temporary repair of streets to
be improved depend upon their schedule date of
improvement.
4. To minimize engineering costs by advance scheduling of
an established number of miles of street improvement
each year.
PROCEDURES:
]. Swale Street Improvement
A. Swale street improvement is pro7ected over a
' ten year period from 1969-2978. Over the past
four years, swale streets have been improved
at the rate of �,42 mi/yr.
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improvement of 1.78 mi/yr.
C. See attached charts 1 and 2 and ten year street
improvement maps.
2. Dirt Street Improvement
A. There are6 1�'4 miles of dirt streets presently
open to the public to be improved. As future
streets become open to the public, they will
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B. Dirt street improvement can be accomplished
in a six year period from 1969-1974.
C. The average over the last four years has been
5.07 mi/yr. The six year projection calls for
1.04 mi/yr,
D. See attached chart 1 and dotted lines on ten
year street improvement projection maps.
3. Four Year Maintenance Of Streets To Be Improved
A. Minimum maintenance will be giv-en to presently
open dirt streets and swale streets in good
cnndition.
B. The four year maintenance projection calls for
1.35 mi/yr. average from 1969-1972.
C. Streets to be paved in 1969-1971 will only be
given minimum maintenance.
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� This is a suggested improvement projection program.
It might have to be readjusted dependinQ upon the property
owners wanting the improvement of certain streets to be
done earlier or for some other reasons.
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CHART #1
CHART #2
PREVIOUS STREET IMPROVEMENT
YEAR TOTAL SWALE DIRT
1965 8.127 mi. 1.928 mi. 6.199 mi.
1966 9.748 2.135 7.614
1967 2.121 0.587 1.534
1968 5.970 1.032 4.938
Average/Yr. 6.49:mi. 1.42 mi. 5.07 mi.
SUMMARY STREET IMPROVEMENT
YEAR Syl1ALE DIRT MAINTENANCE
1969 i:.16 mi. 0.69 mi. 1.33 mi.
1970 2.07 mi. 1.16 mi. 1.34 mi.
1971 1.51 mi. 1.33 mi. 1.36 mi.
1972 1.59 mi. 1.05 mi. 1.37 mi.
1973 1.80 mi. 0.60 mi.
1974 1.87 mi. 1.37 mi.
1975 1.94 mi.
1976 1.89 mi.
1977 2.08 mi. [*0.17 mi.]
1978 1.88 mi.
TOTAL 17.79 mi. 6.20 mi. 5.40 mi.
Ave/Yr. 1.78 mi. 1.03 mi. 1.35 mi.
*Not included iil 6 year total or average
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M£MO T0: City Manager
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT; Liquor License for American Legion Club
Th� American Legion Club has inquired about the possibility of
�tcq,uiring an On-Sale Liquor License .
At�taehed hereto is a copy of the change in the statutes affecting
the issuance of a Liquor License to a congressionally chartered
veterans organizations.
If the City is to issue Liquor Licenses to veterans organizations,
T would think the City Council would probabZy want to have an
o�diance drawn up, setting forth the particulars of how the
license is issued and the rules and regulations which the licensee
ops,�et��s under.
We would also need some proof from the service organizations as
to the date it was chartered.
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disability ben�fit shall
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CHAPTER 712—$. F. No. 290
An bct relating to intoxicating liquor and the issuance of licenses
�o certain clubs; amending Minnesota S�a�utes 1965, Section 340.11,
Su6division 6. '
f3c it enacted b.y the Legislature of the $tate of Minnesota: '�
Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 1965, Section 340.11 j Sub-
Jivision 6, is amended to read: ' ' �
Snbd. 6. ' Intoxicating liquor, licenses to certain clubs. "On
�ale" ticen�es may be issued, except in cities of 'the first class, in addi-
cion tq the limitations, as herein provided, to bona fide clubs in exist-
rnce for 20 years and to bona fide clubs of eongressionally ehartered
��cterans organizations, which clubs have been in existence for ten
}�ears �rieF te ��; �96�. All such clubs shall be duIy incorpo-
rated to be eligtble to appTy for a license. 'Licenses issued shall be for
the sale of intoxicating liquors to members only. The license fee shall
bc S 100. Except in citees o f the rirst, second, and third class, a license
,��ay 6e issued jointly to congressionally chartered veterans organi-
:ations which otherwise qualify under this subdivision. � .
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Approved May 24, 1967.
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CHAPTER 713-5. F. No. 303
An tact �elating to the compenaation of inem6ers of the school
board oJ independent school districts; amending Minnesota Statutes
J96S, Section 123.33, Subdivision 12. _
E3c it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota:
Section ' 1. Minnesota Statutes 1965, Section 123.33, Subdivi-
�ion 12, is amended to read: .�
Subd. 12. Independent schooi districts; compensadon of bo�rd ,
members. The clerk, treasurer, and superintendent of any district
shall receive such compensation as may be fixed b the board. Unless
�xhcnvise provided by law, the other members o�the board shall n- '
:�ive such compensation as may be fixed by the board but. not to
�xcced �3 a1S per diem nor more than �3 ,5300 a year. All membeis
u( the board may receive reimbursement #or transportation at the rate
provided for in Minnesota Statutes, Section 15A.20, except in inde-
pcndent districts which were classified as county districts at the time
d the adoption of this code in which district the members of the'board
Chaegea or �dditions indicated by italics; dektiom by �trt�t
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LIST �+ CONTRACTOR'S LICSNSE TO BE APPROVED BY COU1iCIL gpq �
FIBCAI, XE�R 4/30/68 THAU 4/30/69
August 5, 1968
�►PP1t0�VSD BY
EXCAVATING
i�lglt Freeman Excavating
7570 Highway 65 N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55492
GAS S8$VICES
Mitsch Plbg. � Htg.
332 5 th Ave . S. E.
Osseo, Minnesota
GENERAI, CpI�iTRACTOR
Breitbach Construction
2508 14th St. N. W,
New Brighton, Minnesota
HEATING
Inter-State Plbg. 6 Htg.,Inc.
3800 Reatwood �o�d
Lexington, Minnesota
Mitsch Plbg. 6 Htg.
332 5th Ave. S. E.
Osseo, Minnesota
MASONRY
G. P. Judge Co.
822 3rd Ave.
Excelsior, Mianesota
By: Walt Freeman
By: Gary Mitach
RENE{iAL
NSY
By: Harold C. Breitbach �iI
By: Milton Bancroft NgW
By: Gary Mitsch �{�
By: Gregg P. Judge NEii
BI.DG . II� P.
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D�i.D4. I1�P.
STG. INSP.
HTG. I1�P.
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�ugust: 59 a 968�.��__.�--� ���S�I?�'�:_�t��.R �, i g68 �_, S��°���B�R 1 D 1 g69
OI�.N� R ADDfRF:S� �J� I`�'S �FE�
H�ct.o Compac�y
6'�00 Q1son �?ema�°oa1 t�9ghway
M'onn�apol�s, �l�n.n�sota �$427
John �„o �a? gu� :r� �.
��c�ll� Be Gatgua�°�
2018 --� 36t�.h ���o �o ��
Mu�?!�ea,po] us, �Mo��?�
/�1, ba n �o��sc?n
6824 Ew��?g �veo Noo
rvl'ii nn�apol 9 S 9 �1� n�,�sOta
Jam�s Do �lombe�g
c/o � o �, H a�-sch Nlanagement
3954 k�ooddal� Av�o So,
M°s nneapo] a s 9 �?o �n�.sot.a
�lect.o �ompany
6500 O 1 son �iemo � a a 1 HI a ghway
M,B !�neapol °o s G ��; nn�sot.a
W e 1 1 a am �J o�.ee
42.33 ��-thur Sto No �o
�lonneapol as, �a!�n�sota 55421
Leo � a Hy�nes
2724 B�vflng Av�o No,
Manneapo�c�9 Manc��sot:a 55411
�'�.ra�c�s deRadde�
�55 -� 86r.h �ueo N� �e
�1�n�eapol as, Mor�nesof.a 55433
Edga�- Ber�ard
2605 Noa gt:h Av�o
Anoka, �ion�esot.� 5530�
Leo .� o IHy,ra�s
2�24 N r�e �ag .���,o �Voa
Ma�nPapol�s., �unnesota 55411
Ha�-old Do �o,r�ow
u' 7 Z� S ��� 1..� ! q
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5848 = 2 n d:� tr. o N.. �. � 8
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�uqus�r 5. 1968
D�JNER ADDRESS UN I TS FEE
Ude� a L.a�-son,,
6848 �r�o t 1 S t �
�?an!raeapoles, Ma�nesota 5460 � 7th Sta No Eo 34 34000
�oseph, J o &
�at.rec�a Ja Ryara
R < ,#� �, Box 1 12
�layzata, M,eranesota 55391 105 — 58th Avea N� E. 7 10e00
�Harold M;a Bat�eg
4000 West 88th
�lonraeapol as, M,anraesota 150 — 5i�'—z Way N. Ea 12 12�00
C] ��fo�~d Bakko
gllg �- 13th Rve. So,
�6n�eapol°ss, Mer�r�esota 151 - 592 Way N. Ee 12 12000
Cha�r�es Joseph Be� iveau
1�0 � 61s� Ave. N. E.
��-�dley, :�ennesota 55321 tlo m 61st Ave. N. E. 8 10.00
Ed{co 9�avestment Company �
(Eo Daved ICrawetz)
1679 Un o ve�-s s ty �ve.
Sto Paul, Mu�araesota 55104 1060 — 64th Aveo N._E. 15 15000
Gasey Noba� Bach Rea1 Estate
3025 Soa Srael ? a ±�g
Me�neaPales9 Mec�n.
�Aa�-on Ponk.us) 389 m 74th Aveo N. E� 11 1ae00
Casey Hoban Bach Real Estate
(Aa�-on �enkus�
3025 Soo Sr�ellang
Mu�r�eapol�s, hte�n. 55406 415 m 74th Avee N. E. 11 11.00
�1� l l sam Vo Dale
340 Ea Dsamo�d Lake Road
�qnr�eapol es, hler�n�sota 55419 5960 Ar�na St. 33 33�00
Eo V, � �1a�-csa R. Fuglestad
5�74 St. Scn9er Dr.
Ms�?nea�ol ss, t�er?r�esota 55421 6542 Cent�-a1 Ave, 4 10a00
SPGA Assocuates
So�o Shar�edl er�g
9p9 �armers & Mechanecs Bk, Bldg.
Men�aeapol�s, h#ennesota 55402 6551 Channel,Road N. E. 11 11,00
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�9�N�R ADDRESS UNITS FEE
S�G� ,�ssocR ates
S� Vo Shar�ed� e�?g
9p9 Eermers & hlechanecs Bk. Bldg,
�lonraeapol os, hlannesota 55402 6571 Chan�ne� Road No E. l l l 1.00
��o�?a rd E o Da s 1 ey
8251 E� Rs�er Road
�r�dley, M�°snnesota 55421 8251 East Rever Road 5 10<00
Mc�A?last�r Properties, Inc.
Rscha�-d Garmaker-
126 Soe 9th St,
M9r�r?eapo?os, Mennesota 55402 1200 Heghway #100 18 18e00
�,cA11 ester IPro�ertses I�nc.
Rc o ha �-d E o Ga �-ma ke r
126 S�e 9r.h sto
M��?�eapolos„ hler�n�sota 55402 1230 Heghway #100 18 18000
M����ester �ro�ertees Inc.
lR o cf�a rd E o Ga rma ke r
126 Soo 9th ste
�o!�caeapo�es, Monnesota 55402 1260 Heghway #100 18 18.00
�cAl 1 est:e� P�-opert�es Snce
�26 Soo 9t;h St:e
�?� n�aea�o� °s s, �u ra�aesota
Racha�-d E� Ga�-maker 1290 Heghway #�00 18 18.00
S& � a 9!�ves tmer�t Compa.r?y
Robe�t S�pocag
1202 Po ke l,ake D�-a ve,
New B!'eghto�?, Monnesota 55112
S< � S 9ravestment Company
Robe�-t. Spong
1202 Pake Lake Dreve
Ne� Breghton9 h�innesota 55112
�e�?�,eth Fa Pet�rson &
F�ube�t M. Ne� soc?
2441 Lyndale Ave. So.
�1u r?neapol 9 s, Ms ranesota 55405
James B, Rudnetsks
6035 Ma o r? St. N. E
l�r�d�eY, hle�r�esota 55421
Ao Ge & Ro�aald L, Bruch
212 Per?o�asula Rd.
hto�r?ea�pol �s, ,M,ennesota 55427
5475 Main St. N. E.
5495 Main St. N. E.
6019 hlasn St. N. E.
6035 Maen S�. Ne Ee
221 Satellete Lane
12 12000
12 12.00
4 10.00
4 10.00
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CITY OF FRInLEY, MINPIr^.SOTA
AP^LICAT�,U:I F�`'t2 SIGN FERMIT
July 25 ,19�g
�,EGAI, DESCRIPTIOtd: North of Hwy 694 btn NP RR tracks and Main StrPet
STR�ET ADBi :SS: Highway 694
FRIDLEY INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS:
The undersigned hereby makes applic.ation for a pex�mi� fo: *Le work herein
, specified, agreeing ta do all �aoxk in stri.ct accordance wi_th '.i.e City Ordinances
and rulings of tt�e Department of Buildings, and hereby declar�s i:hat all the facts
and representatioas stated in this application are true and correct,
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ZONZNG CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY: Iv1-2
Qk�T�R OF PROPERTY: j�jnrthern Pac-ifi� Raiirnarl
TYPE OF SIGN:Conver one -' ` ' ' "
(Fro:�i 6.02 - 2 through 8)
HOW INSTALLED: �M Grd ROOF FLATWISE ON BLDG. EXTENDED FROM
WALL
INSTALLATZON TO BEGIN ON Aug 15,i 1968T0 BE COMP'LETED ON S�t .mber 1 5, 19F�R
ESTIMATED COST OF SIGN $ 1i500.00
DESCRIPTION OF SIGN
A�MENSZONS: LENGTH 49"2" WIDTH ick� THICKNESS
I.ETTERS: NUNBER SIZE LETTERING AREA
DISTANCE �ROM: PROPERTY LINE(s) ROOF GRCUND��c�)
CONSTRUCTED OF; IRON X [d00D IRON & WOOD OTHER
�LLUMINATED : FLASi�:ING :
PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE: APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE:
�TF AYF�EREN�)
FIRM NAME:�Ta .ael . O� dnc�r riv _rticin� C'.on,pany
BY:
0[+1NER AGRF.ES TO COMFLY ��JITH ORDINANCE N0. 318 AND PARTICiiLAP.LY WITH ANNUAL FE� DUE
QN MAY 1, 196i, AS PER SECTION 56.03, PAR.2, � SECTION 56.�04, PAR. 9-A 6 B
APPROV'.D BY : PLANNING COI�II�fI SS ION (DATES )
CITY COUNCIL j
CITY' MAt1AGER
CITY EP'GINEER
ELLCTRICAL 6� BLDG. INSPECTGitS
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CZTY � F�IDLEY, MIT+NS30'�A •
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DITIOI�I OR Si�DIS�ZSI� � „r,�,_ _; .
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�CORTJER�LOT INSIDE LOT_jI, �SETBACIt,�,,.,___,:!_' 3,ID8YAltD�,.,_ _��...: i
SEWFR ET�VATION TaP OF FOOT� ________ .
Applicqnt att�cb to this.,torm;�+o Certificatea of Svrvey� of Lvt.add ProP��
bu�ldLqg locatioa dssWa on theae Certi#ica�ea.. -
. � , . . DF,SC�I�ON OF BiIZ1.DIN8 .
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Type of Constructioo _� Eetimated Co�t
To Be Coaipleted �.
The undersigned hereby makes applicatio+a ios a permit for t!a work haseia
tpecified, agreeing to do all �ork in •trict accosdance Mith the City of
Fridley Ordinances and ruliaga of the Departc�nt of Buildin�s, aad hereby
decluee that all tha facta aod representatios�a •tated in t6i� applicatioa
are true and correct.
DATB 7 �S� � SIGNATURE `__�C��� - ��------
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(Schedul• of aee Co�ts cea be found on tbe Reverss Side).
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LICENSE
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B�STNESS NAME �e �� rv�''�' �. �� _�,� � t ���. t
BUSINE3S PNONE 1�0. �--
BUSINES3 ADDRESS 1 Y`-� �' s s � 1 s �' �,��, 4'� ' �-2 ; (.c✓ ►^-. �..,� _
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� PETITION COVER SHEET
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Petition No. 19-1968
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A$te Received July 31, 1968
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p���t Black top street with conerete curb and gutter
' Crown Road, from Main Street to Horizon Drive.
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F�st�t�.on Checked By �� CL.pQ� Date j-l• id
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�TITION rOR ti��IATFR, SI�;�;�F�R I.A`FERALS AND STREI,T SURFlICING
FRIDI_�I�Y� ?�II�IJrSOTA
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To �;he City Council of Fric�ley, Minnesota:
We� the undersigned, constituting more than fifty-one per cent (51�) of the property
o�mers in number ancl in interest, in the f. ollot•ring � streets : ,
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Street, from
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'-who will benefit by the proposed improvement, hereby petition that the following im-
provements be m�,de. ' �
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in the above descz�iUed area in equal insta�lments for a period no� to exceed _;'�
years �rit;h interest payable at the rate of '�: � per annum on t'he. unpaid balance.
We understand that, until preliminary en�ineering can be completed, it is impossible
to give accux•ate estimates o� what these ir�provements �ri.11 cost; but that bas�d on cosi
figures for simi.Iar work�done in the City, it is estimated that th�se imnrovements will
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Petition No. 20_�q68
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Qb�e�t Street, curb and gutter. West Service Road, Trunk Highwa�#65
, from railroad right-of-way to 73rd Avenue. Dayton Corporation
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Architectural and
Store Planning Offices
Petition No. 20-1968
632 Roanoke Building
109 South Seventh Street
Minneapolis, Minneso4a 55402
(612) 332-6123
July 22, 1968
Mr. Nasim M. Qureshi, P. E.
City of Fridley Administrative Offices
Fridley Civic Center
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley� Minnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Qureshi:
We, the owner of the property identified as Outlot 1, Btock t,
Fridley Industrial Park, Plot 1, Anoka County, Minnesota, hereby
petition the City of Fridley to install the service road along our
east property line from 73rd Avenue to our wa�#� property line.
Such street to include curb and gutter. s'""'
We shall have several entrys ;into said street and possibly would
like to locate certain utilities in this area, also. Be assured
of our utmost cooperation regarding these items.
Sincerely,
DAYTON CORPORATION
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PETITION COVER SHEET
Petition No. 21-1968
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July 25, 1968
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PETITION COVER SHEET
Petition No. 22-1968
Aate Received August l, 1968
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Object Street, curb and gutter. Horizon Drive from 53rd Avenue to
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PETITION FOR UdATER, SEw'ER LATERAZS AND STREET SURI'ACING �.`�j
FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA
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, To the City Council of Fridley, Mznnesota:
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We� the undersigned, constituting more than fifty-one per cent (5��) of the property
owners in number and in iriterest, in the f ollowing streets: �
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We understand that the cost of said improvement will be assessed� against the property
in the above described area in equal installments f or a period riot to exceed /Q '
years with interest payable�at the rate of �,� per anrrum on th� unpaid balance.
We understand�that, until 'prel:iminary engineering can be.completed, it is impossible
to give accurate�estimates of�what these improvements will cost; but that based on cost
figures for similar work done in the City, it is estimated that these improvements will
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Robert J. �; i�iary Ann f'.:.v7_o :•�.c
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PETITION N0. 22' 19Cb�8`5� I
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A�FOINTMENT FOR CONSENT AND APPROVAL BY THE CITY COUNCIL - AUGUST 5, 1968
��,� POSI,TION SALARY REPLACES
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Betty Susan Reinhart Liquor 5332.00 Judith K. Lentz
b65Q - 5th Street N.E. Inventory
�'rid�.ey, Minn. 55421 Clerk
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C L A I M S
GENERAL
LIQUOR
15540 through 15710
2417 through 2464
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' ESTIMATES TO BS ApPRpVED gy T�IE CITY COUNCIL - AUGUST 5, 1968
'R. F. Panek Conatruction Company
S10 13th Avenue Nor[hwest
New Brighton, MinnesoCa 55112
' Estimate �2 (FINAI,j for work completed this date for
construction of Sign and Flag Pole according to contract
'C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
Box 334
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
' Estimate #5 (FINAL) for construction of Sanitary SeWer,
Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project #84 according
' to contract (Baker Avenue between Osborne Road & 75th
extended east, Onondaga between Central and Stinson, etc.)
Suburban Sewer and Water, Inc.
'4550 Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
' Estimate #5 (FINAL) for construction of Sanitary Sewer,
Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project #88, secording
to contract
'Come�nck � Davis, Inc.
Con$ultin�, $gtneers
1446 County Road "J"
' M�,nneapolis, Minnesota
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Eatimate ��2 (FINAL) for the furnishing of professional
Engineering Servicea for planning Sanitary Sewer, Water
and Storm Sewer Improvement ��88,
Estimate 4�2 (FINAL) for the furnishing of professional
Engineering Services for planning Storm Sewer Improvement
Project �84,
,Plasa Lawn Materials, Inc.
2374 W. County Road D.
Ne�a Brighton 12, Minnesota
, Estim�te #2 (PARTIAL) for conatruction of "Planting
for Civic Center" according to con�xact.
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$ 12,469.42
$ 37,565.65
$ 4,508.99
$ 1,525.43
$ 516.00
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'Arcoa Construction Co., Inc.
Mora, Minnesota
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Estimate #2 (p���L) for constuction of Street
Improvement Project ST. 1968-1A
Estimate �2 (PARTIAL) for conatruction of Street
' Improvement Project ST. 1968-2A
Cometock & Davis, Inc.
Conaulting Engineers
14k6 County Road 41J"
Minneapolis, Minneaota
' For the Furaishing of residential inspectioni
and resident supervision for the ataking out of
the constructioa work for;
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Sanitary Sewer, Water & Storm Sewer Improvement
Project #88 from July 1, 1968 through July 27, 1969
(Estimate #6)
Sanitary Sewer, Water 6 Storm Sewer Improvement
Project #84 (Estimate �14)
Commerce Park connection to the NSSSD sewer.
(Estimate �1)
$ 20,079.89
$ 11,580.89
$ 799.25
$ 17.69
$ 294.96
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
FRIDLEY, MINN.
August 5, 1968
Honorable Mayor and City Council
c/o Homer R. Ankn�m, City Aianager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Gentlemen:
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEg.R
ESTIMATE ��2 (FINAL)
We hereby submit Estimate 4�2 (FINAL) for R. F. Panek Construction
Company, 510 13th Avenue Northwest, New Brighton, Minnesota 55112 for
work completed this date for construction of Sign and Flag Pole accord-
ing to the contract.
ORIGINAL LIJMP SUM BID
Work Completed (100%)
Less : Paid Estimate ��1
Less: Reduction Due to Work Not up to Mark
AMOUNT NOW DUE FOR FINAL ESTIMATE
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�G: 8. F. Panek Canstruction Co.
,$2,578.00
2,578.00
20088.18
$ 489.$2
50.00
$ 439.82
Respectfully submitted,
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NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E.
City Engineer-Mrector
of Public Worka
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COM sTOCK b� DA"�IS y INC.
Coas�alting Engineers
14��a5 Coun�y R��d "J"
�iina��p�l�.s, I�ian�ss�ea 55432
�iuly 29, �958
�i�ssor�ale i���►og & Ci+�q �caaaan�i�.
�/� Mx^. k3a��� Aaaks•um, i�-g �;� ASt�ag�r
City of FriQ�l�p
643� Univ�x�;�ty Abeenu� N.E.
�iia�n.��po�3.� n l�ii�ac��sso�t�. 5S�S2�
Gen�le�en:
�ER��«I�ATE OF �E E�:�TRIEER
We her:eby s��mit Egti�atra I�tmo 2, tt�e ff�a� esti�.ca���9 fs+� Co����16. & Davis, Inc. �
14�o-b �oun�q Ro�d "J", t��n��apc3is, t�in�aesota ��432r �oa th� fua�s�ehiag of
Pre�fess�vrxa��, F�a�,�sn�es��g 5erv,ie�s €ea� g��.�.�in� S��.��;ey See�era tJtader &�torm
S��aex Imp�o�+�mn� Fr����� yo. �8.
Cq�T�C�°�t�°� ��nt��: �iiN���°� ����� $��5,919.22
B�si� �ra��n���c3�e� ��e p 6—�./�x ��.?,(884.75
Leeat l�sti���:� ilo. �. �3-�12—��) � ��575.76
A�iQ�iNT P?Q[a �L*� o . . � . o . . . a e � , . s . . e � . ry . � =�, 508 e �9
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C(7AiS�OCK & Ii��TS, �NC.
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We sae��:�y ���s�i�: T'.,�r•�.m�a�� Nza. 2, �h� f:�na1 e�t��at�, �for C��aeoc�c S: Davis, Inco,
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Pr�f�s: ion�a� �Lxi�?iiee:�ir�; ��r�d.�es ��r �1s�xai�g Sto�en Sewer �mpro�s�m�nt Project
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��s�.�. ��ag�=aP���.ng .���e �� .� �9o�S9.�5 �5,i49.56
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C�Or�J`�OCK & DAVIS r INC •
By
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Se� Eat�ac�.�c�. S��M���.e f�a� i���eTMio�s
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Work d�let�r�. f�o�� Stortm Se�er Proje�� `�'e��a �ay Ch�u-.,�e Ord�r durin� canstruction.
Madison Street -� 53-1 J2 Av�r.�e N p E. �o ��ri I,�aae
300 L. F. 1.5°1 RC� Cl�ss� Ii @$5 0�0
34S L.F. 18" �.CP Class �I @ $Es.50
2 l�anholes 0—��" @ S2 75 e ii0
Ceu��xuet�on �cast
Lake�3d� Rr��c� — On�ndag� to th� So�.�ia
3J.1 I,.F. 15" R��' �lmss Iz @$5mc30
95 L. F, 12�' RC� L�ad�a (� $�.5�
� Cat�ch B�s�.n;� @ fi2�0a0�
1 Man�o�� @ $275.0'3
C�xns�sucti�� �c�at
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381 L.F, �5°' RC� C�,a�s �I @ $�.f30
80 L.F. I2g' I.��d� @ $�ao50
4 Cat�:h ��sin� @ $�OO,OQ
3 Nd�ta�les @ $275000
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375 L. F� �" E�9��:� p�i0 �$4 o OQ
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�tES OLU TI ON
At a(regular) (specia,l) mee�ting of the City Council oY the �_�,___
oY, Fritlley duly held on t,�e„dsy ot , 19 �,�
following ReBOlution Nas ofYered Dy , '
aeconded by . -- ��._-, ; to-wit:
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W�iEAS the Ca�md.aaioner ot' Highwaye has prepared Plans, special
proviaion� ar�d speaificatione for the improve�ment oP a part ot Trunlc
Higk�way Number 5 rernumbered as Tr�k Highwa�y Nwnbsr 65
x�th3.n the corporate limits of the �ity ot �'i'idley
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fTOm t1'se C,S��,H, 35 (Central Ave, ) t'O
I�. Corp. Limits ; �
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t�REAS said plans are on lile Su t�te ottice of t�t Depart�a�e�t
�5�+�, saint Paul, 1�linnesota, be3ng msrked, ].abel�ds +ad ide�titS.�d as
S.P. 0207_22, 0208-33 (T.x. 6�=-5) -- ; and
� WI�REAS aaid apecial provieiona are on file in the otYics oS the
Dspsr'�ment of Hig�taye, Sain� Paul, Mirute�ota, beirtg marked, labeled, ar�d
�'ldes'it�.fisd ae S•p• 0207-22, 020F3-33 (T•H• 65=5� �
nh,ich, together with the F�inneeota Depa,rtment of Highways Specificatior�s
!or Highwa�y Canetxvction, dated January 1, 196�
, on ri,].e in the o�'fice or the
Ca�iaeioner ot' Highwayra, conatitute the epec�ficatituia for said
improvement of Trurik Hi�xa4y Number _, 5 ren�ere� a� T� �w�Y
Number 65 ; aud
W�REAS copiea of said plans aad special provieiona ae ao
marked, labeled at�d ideatified ara alao on file in the office oY the
City Clerk; aad
�A3 the Lsrm "said plane and apscial provisio�e" ai hsrairl-
atter used in the bo�y ot thia r�eolutioai ahsll be deeausd snd iut�ded t,o
�aa, rstes to, at�d inaorporate tbe plana pnd special provisfoae in the
#'orsgeing recitale parEicularl.v iderrtitied and dsscribed.
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N4W, THE�1, BE IT RFSOLVID that said p7.ana and apecial provisiona
for the iaq�rovem�ent of Trunk Highway Numbsr_ 5,_�r�umbered a,s Trunk
H�h�►�Y �ber-_ 65 within the limits ot the Cit, �„�ot Fridley
be and hereby are approved.
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' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thgt the e7.evationa and gradea aa shor�m
in said plana and special provisione be sind they are hereby approved
and conaent ia hex�eby given tc at� and all cha�ngea in grade occasioned by
' the construation of said Trunk Hig�tway Numbsr�_renumbered aa Trunk
Highway Nu�b���6�� ���o��ce w!,#,h �aisl �lana and special provisiona,
Upor� th� aal�]. ot t�hs roLt ths tollowi� ,,.—,vo�.ad i�n
iavor of the R�rsalutiot�
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Tha t'a3lawi� _,_,_._.__vot�d again�t it� adoption:
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wh�r°uPan ths M�yor a�d pr��iding otlia�r d�a3,ar�d th� R�solut�ioei adopR.�d.
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l�ayor
Attest
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
COUNTY OF Anoka ,�_) ae.
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Cit__.Y___OF_ F}�i�i].ey )
City Clerk
I do hereby certiPy t,hat �t a regular meetir�g (at a epecial meeting of
xhi.ch due a�d legal notice r�►am give�) oY the • Council of_� ��,. ,
. �.nneaota, on the_�d�y o� , 9„6g, at r+t►ich a majori'�ty
ot' ths me�bera of said Cauncil �ere preasnt, the lotygoing reaolutia� �ras
adopted.
��,vsn uader n� hand and aeal this dqy o�t 19„�,.
Cit�Clu�lc
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July 15, 1.96�? �
2�357 Cen�terTri]1e Road
St. Paul, i•?innes ota
' I arn t�rrit:ing this lett;e-r to state my objections to yeur �?uilding
Perr:Li.t at 5310 7th S�;. i•?.E, in Fridley-. ?Ty husband i•ren-t to your
c�aur_cil meeti.ngs al.or.e and T did not ?:no�� 4;hat :�ras go�ng on as
he never te�d me, Ke sio ed this permit sayin� it i�as satisfac-
� tor�Z to rer�love the present hrntse there so he could build a ne�
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I object to this as I do not T�ant the present hotzse rer��oved and
do r.ot T,znt a. net,r one built in fror.t of the present one. I t,�as
nez=er notified the present house �.;ould have to be rer�oved and
did not kn�f,r he s�.gned such a stater�ent. A new hou.se buiit in
fr ont of the pr es ent home woulc� ruin its sale and would be unable
to rent it,
I made the d.o;,rn payment on this hcuse and bei.A�� it is ir_ joint
ownership I shou]_d have sor�ethin� to say about it. I woul.d like
to lcno��r Z�T'.�.en vour n�t council mee�;ing is sa I can be present to
voice rr;r ob�ection;,. Also, thi_s hc�us�; z��as purch�sed on a contract
for deed and t�ie, fee ot,mer, Ch..arles A,a.yo, ,<;as n�ver notified of
the a�.�een?en-t t,hat Orvil.le ?%atle�r si�ned� and T think he shauld of
been.'
I have filed for divorce frcm mzr husband and the Judge s+�ated that
the house on 5310 7th St, should be leit s'-�r.ding and not be reMOJed
or harassed. in any �*ay.
Please shoiv i;his letter to tne buildin� inspectcr and the city
� attcrne�r so the;r are az:Tare of the situation. Also notify the bank
at White Eear Lake ��here he was to �et the loar. n�t to borrot�r the
money to hirn unt�1 �Lhis is strai�htened out.
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Violet Ratle�r
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July 24, 1968
City Counoil
c% City Manager, Homer Anl.-rum
City xaii �
Ft3dley� Liin2lesote 55421
Gentlement
The Fridley GOP has reserved Locke Park for the ev�aning og
�esday, August 13 for the purpose af having their anr�ue�l
p�onic for the oo�amani�j.
It ia aur iatention to serve beer to the adults at thia pir
nio ead it ia a�r uaderstauding that thi,e would be permisaabl�
upon our notification to the City CounaLl of our inte�t to do
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���nk you.
Very truly youra,
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Ricbard Sohneider� Chaisman
Fridley GOP Exee�utive Camn.
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Q�'F�CE QF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
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MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGII�
JULY �968
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTIGN
&esidential
Residential Garages
Alterations & Additions
Multiple Dwelli.ngs
commexcial
Industrial
P�fuunicipal
Churches & Schools
Haapitals
S ig�ns
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NUMBII3 OF P�MITS ISSUID
1968 1967 TxIS YEAR I,AST YF�,AR
JULY JULY TO DATE TQ DATE_
�4 �2 ��3 90
i2 i� 52 50
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0 0 2 1
0 2 5 6
i o 5 0
0 0 1 2
0 0 0 3
0 0 0 0
2 2 14 20
1 0 1 �
42 37 262 253
�Ieatir�g 34 � 4 � 92 � 32
Plumbing 36 23 �69 �35
Electrical 47 50 0 2�
��7 s7 �� 5��
ESTIMATID VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSIIE,D
Residential �-273,400 $ 245,000 � 2,435,�00 � 1�794.�75
Residential Garages 20,265 14,650 86,640 71,093
A�terations & Additiona 42,709 15,746 181,g68 290,d"fi5
Multiple Dwellings 0 0 336,000 16,000
Commercial 0 87,000 333,860 1,09�,975
Iz�duatrisl 25, 000 0 1, 533,7� �
Municipal 0 0 94,000 4�5�
Churches � Schoola 0 a 0 503,000
Hoepitale 0 �..�0 0 0
signe �0,25o i,2o0 �9,a2o �6,520
Moving 200 0 200 2 00
37�,824 � 363,59 = 5,021,288 3�7s9.338
MONTHI,Y REP()RT TO THE CITY MANAG�
JULY 1968
YPE
$LACK'i'fl�'.�IAi�
EXCAVATING�
GAS
G�AI,
HEATING
HOUSE MOVING
MASONRY
QIL HEATING
PLASTgtTNG
ROOFING
szGNs
WELL DRILLING
�1UMLBII� OF LICENSES CURREN'i'Ly IN g�F`'F�'!'I+
AND
LICENSE FEES COLLECTID TO DATE
�� FF�S COLLECTID
5 x 75 .
18 27p
33 495
82 205p
44 660
2 30
20 300
6 90
6 90
> >5
i2 300
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-�ERMIT FEES
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1968 1967 TxIS YEAR LAST yEAR
��ttMIT NUMBERS T�pE �ULY �ITLY TO DATE TO DATE
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#98�4-9857 $UILDING xi695 � eog ��7,33� = 856�
#7252-7308 �LECTRICAL e2o 683 6,746 5404
#4258-4293 HEATING 1357 313 �3,402 3040
#4637-4672 PLUMBING 2508 �424 6,3�7 3543
SIGPiS 174 110 458 608
�6554 x3335 x44,254 �2�,156
B-79 (REV. 11-3-64)
(Standard Form of the International Associqtion of Chiefs of Police)
�Copies availnble at Fsderal Bureau of Investigotion, Washington, D. Ca 20535)
CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
-�ey �t -- F _ r.,�,�,ti� ,,, _ � J�° . 1e�
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TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTtON OF PERSONNEL
Averoge Daily Percent Daily Average Doily
Numarical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Detaila � Av�ro9e Eff�etive SM�nq11►
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F'n�i r;( '!m��F mor.th ��r m� �ntf �� trr:�• rr !'r, im�� morth Same R�ontfl
thi. m�,ntt� I ist y,�ur Th�s mo��tn::l i �.�.rr ' i,. , r..,i ti �„�tit y� .� 'I V �� month . ist y����r I'his rr; n.ti, i.a.;t munth las� year
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T�t�, P�r::<,�.�,,.,. _ 22 - 22 8.36 } 8.20 .66 13.6�4 14.'Sb 13.s0
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ChIF'Ns off�co . . � � � . . __-... ----�-
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NP -;,Fds bui����u . ----�.. __- -- � --�- - -- - -- -- ---- - ---
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(7nlfnrtn��.i (orcr, , 17 � �� �
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[)�t�r � � � �
tivF� burr.nu .__ 1
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' F'Irst rellPf ... g 5 I
Second tellef . . � 7 .
' Thlyd rella[ . , , v �
� � TAB�.E �,•-CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
3, Preeent 1ot duty end of last month . . . , . . , . . .
' 2. Recrulted dut�nq month . . : � : : : : : : : ; � : : : : ,
3. RelnstatPd durinq month .
Tofal to nc,-our.� f.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
' 1. Separqtlona ttom the eer�lce:
(a) Voluntary reslqnatlon . . . . . . _
1 (b) Aet�rement on penslQ� . . . . .
(C) Resiqned with charqes pendlnq _
�d) Dropped durinq probatlm . . . . _
' (e� Dlsmiaeed tot cause . . . . . . _
({) Kt11ed lh llne o( duty . . . . . .
' t9i Deceaaed . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tolal separations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, 5. PreaerK iqr duty at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . _
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__ TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROI. STRE11(iT}I
Srnna tnonth
Thia montb last year
1. Total number of patrolmeq . . . . . � �
22 i. Les� permanent ��salqnmenta (publlc
otfices, cledcal, chauffeurs, etc.) . . .
3. Less detalls to speclal squads or bu-
rc�uus (tra(flc, vlce, park, etc.) . . . . .
4, Averaqe duily'absences of patrolmen
assiyned to patrol duty owiny to:
(a) Vacatlon, suspenslon, rest 7� Lf1
a�y5, ee� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �v
(b) Slck and lnJured . . . . . . . . . . . . ��
(c) Tempomty detalls . . . . . . . . . . ��
22
Total a�ecaqe daily trbsences . . ��I _
'i. Avalla6le fw patio! duty . . . . . . . . .
8.07
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' TABLE 4 - - CRIME INDE
X AND POLICE ACTIVITY TREND
' OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE
CURRENT YEAR vS, L�►fT YEAR
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
(PART I CLASSES) RETORTED OR ACTUAL �S. SAME MONTN VS. SAME PERIOD
' KNOWN UHFOUNDED OFFENSES ACTUAL TXIS LAST YEAR ' LAST YEAR
THIS MONTH TNIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE
NUMdER PERCENT NUM/ER ►ERC[MT
' la. MURD�R AlID NQNNEGLIG�NT
MAIISLA!lJGHT�R
2. FORCIBIE RAPE TOTAL 1
, e. EiY F [ �
b• SAULT T RAPE • ATTEM�TS
' 3. ROBBERY TOTAL 2 2 �
a. ARMED - ANY IYEAPON 1 1
6. $TRONCrARM • NO WEAPON 1 1 ,'Z
' 4. AGGRAVATEQ ASSAUL,T TOTAL y 1
a. G{I�
b. KNIFR OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
, c. QTIIER DANGEROUS WEAPON
d. HAMD3 FIS'j �TC, • AGGRAVATEp
5. BURGLARY TpfiAL ^+
' L FORCIBL! ENfiRY
�. YqIAMFU� fNTRY • Np FORCE
c. ATTLMPTED FORCIS�E ENTRY
'6. LARCENY • TMEF7 (�xc�pt ouro rh.fr) t
�•• fS0 AND OVlR IN VALU! 6 ^< 139
7. AUTO TMEPT �
, CRII� INDEX TOTAL
Ik MAMSLA ER �Y NF LKrlNCE
OTHlR ASiAULTf • NOT AGGRAVATED ^ 2 �
' i�. LARCtNY UNOER i50 IN PA�UE 7
PART I TOTAL li� ?� 131� 57}�
TOTAL MRTIIIIKIDlNTS ..............�-�................................... �1
TOTAL MKCELLANEOUS NOMCRIMINAL CALLS 6� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4�L�7. . . .
TOTAL GLLS FOR POLKE SlRVICE . . . . . . .�73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3�5 5. . . .
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(A) NUM6ERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ........................... g
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(!) NUI�ERSTOLEN LOGALLY Alb RECOVERED 6Y OTMERJURISDICTIONS ...................................
' (p TOTAL LOCALLrETOLEN AUT03RECOVERED ..............::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::....•.,..
(� NUMrERf10lEN OUT OF JYRISDICTION, RECOVERED LOCALLY ..
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PLAt�ftiIITG CQ�IISSION I�ETING AUGUST 1, 1968 PA�GE 1
Rat.L CAI.L •
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The meeting wae called to order at 7:35 P.M. by Vice Ct►aiYmtn Brickaon.
l�iembers Present: Myhra, Jensen, Erickson� Ylinen
M�mber Absent: Hughes
APPROVE PI.�NING C�IISSION MINUTES : �tJLY 11, 1968 :
MUTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planaing Co�iaeion sinutes
of July 11, 1968 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tioo
carried unanimously.
�PRO�VE PLANNING COI�MISSION MINUTES: JULY 25, 1968:
MOTION by Myhr�, seconded by Jensen, that the Plarniing Ca�iosion minutes
of July 25, 1968 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the notion
carried unanimously.
RECBNE PI.ATS � SUBDNISIONS-STREETS � UTILITIBS SUBCQl�IITl'Sa I�TING: JULX 18. 1968: '' �
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MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Plannin,g Co�iB�ian receive
the Plats 6 Subdivisions-Streets � Utilities Subc�ittee minutes of July 18,
1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouelq.
RFC8N8 BUILDING STAND�ARDS-D&SIGN CON'��. SUHG�T�EL� MINUTSS : JULY 10. 1968 :
MOTYON by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, ti�at the Plamning Comiesion receive
the Buildiag Standarda-Desi�n Control Subco�omittee minutes of July 10, 1968:
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion cazried unanimously.
�iCBIVB BUILDING S D6-D�SIGN CONTB(1'L SUi3�Q�l�IITT88 MINUT&4: JULY 24. 1968:
iDTIOR+T by Jensen, seconded by Ylinea, that the Planning Co■miaaion �c�ive
the Building Standarde-Design Control Subco�ittae miautas of July 24, 196a.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried una�nimously.
it�BIVE BOiARD OF APPF.ALS MINUTBS : JULY 19, 1968 :
1�TIQ�i by Ylinen, seconded by Myhra, that the Plaaniag Co�ission rec�iv�
the soasd of Appeals sinutes of July 19, 1968. Upon a voic� vote, all votias
aya, tha motion carried unanimouely.
�EIV= HOA�D OF APPEAL3 MLNtJT88: JULY 31, 1968:
t�TION bq Ylinsn, seconded by Myhra, that tha Pluming Co�ia�lon rec�i��
t'hs Board of App�ala miuutes of July 31� 1968. Opan a voics vots, all �otit�
aye, the motion carried uaanimously.
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� Pla=mins� Comaission Meetinst - Auszust 1, 1968 Pa�`2
i. LOT SPLIT R�QUEST: L.S. ��68-14. CENTRAL SERVICE C0. (ERICKSO�T P'ETUOLEUM CO ):
All of Lot 15, except the South 24 feet, all of Lot 16 and South 49 feet of
Lot 17, Bennett Palmer Addition.
Mr. F.Wans was present and stated the request was for a lot eplit on Lot 17.
The Vice Chairman (also Chairman of the Building Standards-DeOign Control
Subcotarpittee) reviewing the action of the Subcommittee said they had reco�ended
�tpproval of the structure to be placed on the property. Lot 15 is additional
paxki,ng for MacDonald's. The item of real concera is the balance of Lot 17
wilich would be unbuildable because of the easement for sto� and aanitary sewer
on the North and this includes a vacated walkway of 20 feet and a 10 foot
utility easement making a 30 foot utility easement.
Mr. Jensen asked Mr. Evans if they awned the additional lots to the North
and the answer was they did, but did not have any plans at the present time.
MpTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Co�ission concux
with the Building Standards-Design Control Subcoa�ittee and apprave the Lot
Split, L.S. �68-14, Central Service Company for the South 49 feet of Lot 17,
Bennett Palm�er Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
The Planning Coffiission wished to call to the attention of the Council an,d
Petitioner that the remaining portion of Lot 17 is too narraw to be used by
iCaelf and its use is hindered by the existance of a 30 foot utility easemeat
• to the North, and therefore suggests that it can be used for additional parking
area.
2. VA�CATION STUD�Y: 56th Avenue between 4th Street and 7th Street.
Mr. Kenneth Franko was present and stated he was the owner of the apart-
mesnt bui�ding at 5612 Seventh Street and he wondered what had been plaaaed.
Mr. Jensen explained the recotrmendation made by the Subcommittee was to
cloee the road and public thoroughfare. Mr. Franko would be deeded one half
the 30 foot street and frontage on 7th Street. He also said a part of it
would be kept by the City for utilities as there are certain requirea�nts for
maiatenance, etc. The area could be used for parking or land�caping, but a
structure could not be built on the utility easement.
The Vice Chairman called attention to the fact that the Northern Statea
Pawer Company aad the Miimeapolis Gas Company had written letters etatiag they
�ad no objections to the vacation.
Mr. Franko stated he was in favor of the vacation. Mr. Jen.en said that
Mota��d bring the acore to three out of four in favor of the vacation md the
fourth party did not ahaw.
I�TION by Jensea, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Co�iaeion rsca�epd
to the Council the vacation of 56th Avenue Northeast betweea 6th Street qtd 7t�
Stxeet with the provision for the retaining of au eastmeat aa necesae�r �o=
uti,litiee aad alley way with dimensions to be determined by the �i�nearing
Dspaztment. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, the motioa c�trried unmiaai�llr.
j� Plaaaias� Coumission Meet Q- Auszust 1, 1968 Pa�e 3
3• AGxEffi�1T WITH NAS�T- WEHRMAN. KNIGHT AND CHAP!!AN INC : Hyde Park Addition.
Thia was the first meeting with Mr. B. B. Chapman, the Planner for this
Project.
Mr. Eldoa Schmedeke and a neighbor, Mr. Albert Campbell, were preBent.
The Vice Chairman gave a short resume of the background and reaaona for �
asking the help of a planner at this time. The area, approximatelq 80 acrea,
is zoned x-2, with general co�nercial development to the South, heavy iadustrial
to the West, trunk highway to the East and residential to the North. The West
Service road of T.H. #47 had been abandoned fram 57� Ave:rue South. Recently
there had been some pressure to extend 3rd Street. There are multiple dwellings
which were erected before the present zoning took place.
The present proposal is to eliminate the frontage road between 57th Aveaue �
and 57th Place and the Highway Department may put this up for bids.
Most of the rezoning pressure has came fzom South of 60th Avenue, primarily
in the area along 3rd Street from 59th and 60th Avenues along University Avenue.
The area North of Holiday has 8lready beea rezoned. Also, in 1967 there was a
vacation of 57� Avenue between 3rd Street and 2� Street.
Mr. Schmedeke was asked to point out the existing structures on the maps
given the meanbers and Mr. Chapman and also explain to Mr. Chapmaa his interest
in the area.
Zhere was a strip of land along University Aveaue which �as formerly co�er-
cial and the Highway Department took that away. Mr. Schmedeke added that what
he bought and has now, is just as much cosmercial at this tima aa the front part
Was co�ercisl. Thie is probably the oldest area in the Citq from the standpoint
of plats.
Then �here is the question of e�actending 3rd Street to Holiday which was brou,sht
up. It was felt, if that came to pass, the traffic would be mom�mental going up
through tb�.area.
Mr. Chapman was asked to list the items he Would need fram th� angineeriag
Department.
1'he next �eeting with Mr. Chapman was set for August 22, 1968.
4. RBVISION 1�0 SIGN AND BILLBOARD ORDINANCE:.
The �lanning Conrmiseion reviewed Section 4(Special 8egulatione: Te�pora�r
l�onacceseory Free-Standing Sigas� and Sect'�n S(Mstsict �ulations) iacluding
(a) and (b). The next meeting will begin Lrith (c) Co�ercial Districta.
��1 iA 11 IL�YI_��
I�DTION by Ylinen that the Planning Co�iselan meeting adjourn at 10:30 P.M.
Rs� ect llq eubnittad,
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Hss 0'Brian
�ordias Secr�tary
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OFFENSE
' R066ERY
lUR6LARY
LARCENY
' AUTQ TMEFT
TOTAL
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TABLE 5-- VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED
VALUE OF PROPERTY
VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF STOLEN OTHER
VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY LOCALLY STOLEN JURISDICTIONS
STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED ANDRECOVERED BY pROPERTY RECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY
LOCALIY OTHER JURISDICTION
26099.64 11�9g7.55 I 615�•� I 2u37•55
TABLE 6-- OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST
year to date (include exceptional clearances)
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' PERCENT OF OFFfNSfS
NUMBER OF OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST
CLEARED BY ARREST
' BY ARREST OF SY ARREST Of
CL.ASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TOTAL CLEARED TOTAL GLEARED �E��S UNDER 1!
(PART I CLASSES) PERSONS UNDER 18
TNIS LAST THIS LAST TMIS LAST fIM1 (.AST
VEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
' 1. CRIMINAl� HOMIC�DE
a. MURDER AW NOPlIEGLIGENT MANSLAUGIITER
' b. MANSLAUGHTER 6Y lIEGLIGENCE .
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAI 1
' a, RAP r FORCE 1
6. ASSAU T TQ RA►� - ATTEMPTS
3. ROBBERY TQTAL
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�. STRONC.�RM.NOwEAPON
, 4. A$SAU�.T TQTAL �
�. GUN
�. NIfE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
' c. QTMER DI�NGEROUS WEAPON
d, MAIOS FISTS FEET ETC.-AGGRAVASED
•. OTMER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED
, 5. BURGLARY TOTAL S % 1 1'
a. FORCIOLE EMTRY '2 1 1
►. UNIAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE 1
�. ATTEM►TRY ���SLE ENTRY
' 6. LARCENY • TNEFT (E)(CEPT AUTO THEFTI 2O �.1 2
a. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE
►. WIClR if0 �M VAWE l�i� �-1� 7� 2�
' a 2c� 6 19
7. AUTO THEFT
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TABLE 7-- PERSOtVS ARRESTED, CH�4RGED AND
DfSR05ED OF DURING MONTH
ARRESTS
PERSOHS COURT DISPOSITIOIIS THIS MOlITM
FORMALLY
INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGE ADUITS GUILTY
UNIFORM CLASSIFKATION OF OFFENSES CH�RGED ACOUITTtD Rl�EDTO
TMIS OR �UVEWLE
MONTN � ' �F OTNERMISE COURT
• - TOTAL �'i�E IESSER DISMISSED �iRISDICTtON
JUVE111LE5 ADULTS TOTAL CIIARG�D OFFENSE
1. CRIMINAL MOMFCIDE:
a. AM1kDER A!b NONlIFGlIGE1R MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGMTER 61' HEGLIGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE
3. ROBBERY
4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
5. SURGIARY - 6REAKING OR ENTERING
6. LARClNY • TNEfT (EJICL/T AUTO TNEFT)
7. AUTO TMEFT �j
6. OTNER AS.SAUlTS (RlTURN A• 4�) 1,
TOTAL - PART 1 CLASSES r �.
TNIS YEAR TO DATE
LAST Y@AR TO DATE '�
PERClNT CMANGE
9. ARSON
10. fORGERI AND CWMiTERFEITlq6
11. FRAUD
12. EMIIEZIIEMlNT
1S. �TOG[It rROrERT�; SUYIq4, RlCEIVNIG,
�S#SSMIG .
u. vM�a,uw
1S. M!A • CARR�ING POSSlSSING ETC.
11. RROSTITYTION A!!p COMMERCIALIZED VICE
!1. i�fX OfIRN8ES (ICXCL�? 2 AND 16) '
H. 1'K DR4JG IAMi
1/. OAM�l,N16
7D. OrF1�1ip AGAINfT TME iAAMLY At0 CFMLDREN
11. p�t1V1l10 U►IpER TNE INFLUEIKE
22. LIQIIOR �AIYS
23. DRUNKENMESS
24. DIfORDERLY COMDUCT 1.
2S. �A6RANCT
M. AL4 OTMlR 0/flNSES(E%CE�T TRAffIC)
TOTAI - PART II CIAfSES 1� 7 23 10 � �
THIS TEAR TO DATE S 1
LAS r[AR TO DATE g �
�EAC�lIf d1AN6E
TRAFFIC ARRESTS TMIS AIONTH
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8-79❑ (Rev. 10-21-65)
' CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT
TRAFFiC SUMMARY
' Police Department
c�cy of l�idle�.
Month of ��� , 19 �
TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
' is Mont Year t� Dat�
Thie Year Laet Year o Change Thia Year Laet Year o/o Chenge
a���ae�, �r�c�i 51 4k +15 263 2T'S —5
� ��.ai 1 1
Pereonallnjury 21 19 +10 107 110 —3
' �r�v��cy na�a�e 30 25 +20 153 iS9 -�4
. Psaesc���r, 2 0 +
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' TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY -
T6is Mont6 Year t� Dote
Thie Year Last Year o% Change Thie Yeaz Laet Year % Chan�e
, Trat3Fi� �t'atad 131 86 +52 522 46� +12
Hazardoua Violatione 65 3� +�S 3� �g ♦�
, q.l�et Violatione 2 2 ♦ 1 '♦'6
P�rki� 41 27 +51 65 90 —28
' Dw[ 1 3 _ lE 11 +45 .-
Accideni Arre r and Citntions_
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TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCtDE11TS
' is Mon Y�ar to Date
This Year Last Year o/o Cheng� Thie Yeer L.aet Yeer % Ch�e
Total �ecidente 51 ,1,�. +15 2E3 z7S —5
' Fatal Accidente 1 1
Peneo,s Rilled 1 3 "
IInjury Accidente 21 19 +10 107 0 —3
Persons Iujured /�. tl$ lg2 20/r �1�.
/ Pedeetrlena Killed
Pede�tri�s Injurmd 2 ♦
' # and Ru,n Accidents 6 2 + lplr 34 +29
Cleared by Aereet '`Z -. �
' Cl��rad - No Mest 3 2 + 2 +
T�c�t ciBar�a 3 2 +Sp 30 25 +20
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TABLE 4. COMPARATIVE SUAIMARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFORCEMENT (Br Horr of Day and Dry of Week)
Mondar Tuesday Wednesdar Thursday Friday Sahrdap Sundar
Citation Citation Citati�n Citation Citation itation Citation
Acci- pnd Acci- aad Acci- and Acci- end Acci- and Acci- end Acci- end
Time dent Arreat dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arreet deat Arreet
12 M 1 1
1:00 2
�:00
3:00 "
4;pp �.-
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6:00 1
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8:00 1
9:W
10:00 1.
11:00 1
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12 N 1 1 1 1
l:o0 1 1
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� a:ov 3 2 __ 1 1
4:00 1 3
s:oo 1 1 2 2 1
s:oo 1 2
7;oa 2 1
8:00 — � 1
9:00 1 Z 3
10:00 2
11:00 1
�ote: `Citation and Arreet" column ehauid include a�� traffic citetione and e�rreete made during each hour period etcept p�dcin�
ditations.
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TABLE 5. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFORCEMENT (By Violation)
This Month Year to Date
ThiH Year _ I_,a5t Year This Yeur Last Yeaz o o Change
Hazr�rdoue Viotationa Total � .3g 316 23E' +33
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Uwi 1 3 , 16 11 +45
�peeding 2� 18 148 13� +7
Reckless Driving 2 1 �
Cprelese Driving ,� % 19 �.% '*1.1
liaffic signa� 8 7 32 2 5 +26
scop sisn 2 2 19 ].b +28
Other Regulatory Sign 5 1� �5�
Improper Paesing 2 1 t
Improper Turning _ ' ? 1 '�
�t��hc Qf wey - vehi��e 1 6 3 +
�{igh� of Wqy - Pedestrian
Following Too Closely
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No or �mproper Signal Z ^
[mproper Start from Parked Poaition
Improper Backing
Improper Lane Usage
6 19 7 +
Failure to Dcive - Right 1 +
Iii�sai � +
Defective Equipment 15 � �.
Other Hazardoue Violation 1 �- '4 4
Other Violationa Total � 21 ].�►1 133 +6
p�in� via�aciom T4tat 41 27 65 90 —28
Fridley
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'��'�`� 2g 1225 � 125.7
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Unit# .�� �.__..�.__ . 768 . __. _. ° � .79,�.9 __
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t�nit,� 36 _..__ �.._ 2,��� �,_ 321.0
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