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COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MER�R
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M.- APRIL 7, 1969
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' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - APRIL 7, 1969 - 7:3a P. M.
' � PLEDGE QF ALLEGIANCE:
' INVOGATION:
' ROLL CALJ.:
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS:
1 Cextificate of Achievement - Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
Certificate of Appreciation - Harry Crowder, Human Relations
� Certificate of Youth Achievement - Kevin Benson
Certificate of Youth Achievement - David Larson
Certificate of Youth Achievement - Dean Reiners
, AYPROVAL OF MINUTES:
.' Regular Council Meeting, March 1�, 1969
Special Council Meeting, March 31, 1969
, ADOPPION OF AGENDA:
' VISITORS:
(Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes)
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
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1. Consideration of Rezoning Request (ZOA �669-03) to Rezone from C-2S
� and M-1 to R-3, S. E. Corner of 79th Way and East River Road,
N. Craig Johnsnn.
' Comment; No opposition. School District showed concern about
allowing more apar¢ments as it wi11 overload schools.
Planning Commission recommends approval.)
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2. Consideration of a Rezoning Request (ZOA 4�64-04) Co Rezone from
M-1 to C-2, Gordon Swenson.
Comm�nt: No opposition. Planning Commision recomm2nds approval
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Pages 26 - 31
Pages 32 & 33
Pages 34 & 35
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YUBLIC HEARTNGS (Continued)
3. Consideratfon of a Rezoning Request (ZOA 4F69-OS) to Rezone from
C-I to CR-2, Lots 26 and 27, Block 2, Commerce•Park (Robert Guzy)
Cammerce Park Investment.
Gommeat: No opposition. Planning Commission recommends
approval)
__.' --4�:.�Qonsideration of Fina1 Plat (P.S. �k69-03) Maple Manor Addition,
Highlaad'Park Development Company and Receiving Petition in
' Oppositio❑ to Apartments.
Comment; Area residents opposing apartments, Land zoned
' proper7.y. Planning Co�mission continued hearing,
maybe Council should also continue hearing.}
IOLD BUSINESS:
' S. Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning From R-1 to R-3A
(ZOA �668-11) Louis Momchilovich.
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Comment; Council can approve the Second Reading and
Instruct Administration to Hold Publication
until they get all necessary dedications.
Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning £roT R-i to R-3A
{ZOA �68-13) Hammerlund Enterprises, Inc.
(Comment: Can approve Second Reading and hold publication
until we get all necessary dedications.)
Lot Split Request (��L.S.69-02) Smith and Anderson Inc.
Comment_ Applicant would Like to appear before the Council
to see if he can start the construction while
processing the requested land survey.}
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Pages 38 - 44
Pages 45 & 46
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� REGULAR COUNCIL I�ETING, APRZL 7, 1969
' NEW BUSINESSs
� 8. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control
Committee Meeting of Mazch 26, 1969. '
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' 9. Receiving the Minutes oi the Board of Appeals Meeting of
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Pages 49 - 51
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10. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of
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' ],1. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of
March 27,'1969. -
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' 12. Receiviag the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
, Meeting of March 24, 19b9.
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, 13. Discussion Requested by Parks and Recreation Commission Regarding
parks Resolution ��1-1469 Adopted January 27, 1969:
' • Camment: Two members of the Commission will be present to
discuss the Resolution. This Resolution was given
to the Council with the Parks and Recs Minutes
Received February 3, 1469.)
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Pages 59 - 64
Pages 65 - 67
Pages 68
, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 7, L969
, NEW BUSI[VESS (Continued)
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14. Consideration of Park Department Memorandum Requesting,Removal
of Truck from Active Service.
15. Cansideration of Request for Change in 1969 Budget Program as
Requesied in Park Department Memorandum.
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16. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for 3(4 Ton Truck with
' Box and Snow Plow (Sids Opened at 10:30 A.M., April'7, 1969)
Park Department.
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Receiving Bids and Awsrding Contract for Street Improvement
Project ST. 1969-1 and Municipal State Aid Street Improvement
Project ST. 1969-2 (Bids Opened at 11:30 A.M., April 7, 1969)
Comment: We hope to have the bid tabulation and recommendations
available at the meeting)
Reconsideration of a Request to Remodel and Install an
AddiCional Bay and Storage Room to the Station at 7550 T.H. �F65
(American Oil Company)
' 19. Consideration of Special Use Permit as Requested by Murphy Oii
Corporation.
Comment_ This plan is different than Che one Council approved
' the permit on. The approved plot conforms to the
right-of-way needed for the Mississippi and East River
Raad IntersecCion Improvenent.)
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' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 7, 1969
, NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
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Consideration of Request trom Advanced Heating and Air Conditioning,
Inc. fox Authorization ta Install Ti-Chrome Stainless Distribution
Piping iustead of Schedule 4k40 Black Piping at Hirsch Bros. Compiex
as &equested.
Coumient; The supporting data indicates that this request
should be approved.
-�21. Consideration of Apglication for Mining permit to Minnesota
: - . - ---Silica Sand.` _ _ _
, Comment; The Mining Permit requires a protective fence)
22. Consideration of a Request for Ahatement of Special Assessments
, on Lot 13, Except the East 2Q0 Feet and ExcepC the North 30
peet for Road, Auditor's Subdivision No. 89.
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, 23. Lease for Liquor Store ��4 - Holly Center.
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' 24. Consideration of Sign Permit Request - Frontier Club.
Comment; This sign is larger than what Council has been
allowing in other commercial areas)
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' 25. Resolutian Advertising for Bids -� Ton Pick Up Truck -
' Park Department.
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Pages 101 & 102
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RE�ULAR COUIVCIL MCETING, APRIL 7, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
26. Resolutian Ordesing Preliminary Plans and Specifications for
Water and Sanitary Sewer Project No. 93.
Comment; This would order the report for the area north
of Osborne and west of iJniversity Avenue)
27. ResoLution Receiving the Preliminary Repoxt and Ordering
Public Iiearing for Water, Sanitary Sewer, Project No. 93.
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Comment: The hearing is proposed to be held on May 12th)
Resolution Ordering Fina1 Plans and Specifications for
Pump House for Well 162.
Comment; This will authorize preparing the plans for
Pump House over Well ��2 in Fridley Commons
Park. We hope to work with the Park Dept.
to incorporate their requested facilities)
24. Resolution Authorizing the Execution o£ a Rider to the Agreement
� Between the City of Fridley and the Board of Water Commissioners
of the City of St. paul for T.H. ��47 Service Road over Easement.
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Comment; St. Paul Water Commissioners request approvai of
this agreement by Resolution)
Resolution Authorizing Condemnation Procedures for Lots 1 and 2,
Block 1, Central View Manor for Water and Road Facilities.
Comment_ This land needed for a proposed booster station
and £uture service road along T.H. ��65.)
� 31. Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans and Specifications €or
Revamping 69th Avenue Crossover - Project Street 196&-1B.
Comment; It is the legal opinion of the City Attorney
C� that whereas the proposed improvement has changed
considerably from the information given at the
� public hearing, we are required to hold another
hearing on it.)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 7, 1469
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' NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
' 32. Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Calling a Public
Hearing on 69th Avenue Crossover - ST. 1968-1B.
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(Comnent: The proposed hearing date is May Sth. we would
like to get this contract let as soon as possible)
33. Resolution Ordering Plans and Specifications for Re-vamping
of 64th Avenue Crossover, Project ST. 196S-1B.
Comment; The plans are basically ready)
34. Resolution Receiving Final:Plans and Specifications and Authorizing
Bids for ST. 1968-1B. (69th Avenue Crossover).
Comment; Flaybe [he Council can authorize calling bids but
not award the bids until the Public Hearing is
closed)
� 35. Resolution Approving the Agreement Between City of Fridley and
State of Minnesota for the Re-vamping of 69th Avenue Crossover
on T.H. �47.
� Comment_ The State is working on the agreement, We might
have it available on Monday)
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36. Receiving Petition No. LO-1969 - Street Improvement, Stinson
Boulevard.
Comment; We will approach New Brighton to see if we can Have
a joint improvement on Stinson Boulevard.as we did
in the area north of Mississippi Street,)
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38. Licenses
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REGUL9R CO'JNCIL MEETING, APRIL 7, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
39. Estimates.
40. Preliminary Presentation by City Engineer of 8 Year Storm
Sewer and Drainage Improvement Program for the City.
Lomment; Cosncil has approved a 10 year street
improvement program. We feel to have proper
improvements, there should be a storm sewer and
drainage improvement program in conjuction with itj
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Pages 157 - 159
_, A. Independent School District ��14: Requesting Conncil Petition County page 160
for Traffic Control Device.
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B. Earl H. A. Isensee, Jr; Regarding Bill. Pages 161 - 164
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C. Hockey Association of Fridley to Parks and Recreation Dept
Comment: Note recommendation on bottom of letter)
Page 165
D. Great Northern Railway Requesting Vacation of Streets and
� Alleys in $lock 6, &erlin; Addition. Page 166
Comment: Council maybe wants to give some instructions
, to the Subcommittees when they consider this item)
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E. Great Northern Railway: Appzoving Bids for Project No. 90.
Comment: With the approval of G.N. and N.S.S.S.D., the City
is now in position to sign the contract.)
F. Valley View Christian Church; Resolution Opposing Proposed
Zoning Change of Acres, Inc.
G. Memorandum from Engineering Assistant; Permanent Dike Easement
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 17, 1969
Mayor Harris Pro tem called the Regular Council Meeting of March 17, 1969
._. to order at 7:37 P.M. ,
PLEDGE �OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Harris Pro tem requested that the audience stand and join the Council
in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBER5 PRESENT: Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham (Arrived
at 8:22 P.M.)
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
ApPROVAL OF MINUTES OF TFfE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1964:
MOTION by Gouncilman Samuelson to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council
Meeting of March 3, 1969 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
vpice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING AND WORKSHOP MEETING aF
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Public Hearing and
Workshop Meeting of March 10, 1969 as presented. Seconded by Councilma.n Sam-
uelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the
motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to table Item N1 under Old
Reading of the Sign Ordinance) and add:
�26A: Resolution to advertise for bids for 3/4 ton wheel
F, snow plow for the Parks Bepartment; and
A. under communications: Fridley Senior High: Request
for play.
Business (Second
drive truck with box
for use of Court Room
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Harris Pro tem declared the moCion carried.
Councilman Narris explained that the Fridley Industrial Development ComPnission
wished to make some comments on the Sign Ordinance. It is to appear on the
" Agenda when their comments are received. He asked that a copy of the proposed
prdinance be sent to the Commission.
VISITORS:
Mayor Harrig Pra tem asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak on
any item not on the Agenda. There was no response.
#413 AN
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1ING SECTION 74.03 OF THE CITY CODE: ($icycle
MOTION by Counc;lman Sheridan to adopt �rdinance #413 as amended on seco�d reading,
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waive the reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilaan 4�eb1. Upon '
a roll call vote, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, and Sheridan voting sye, Mayor
Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
FT�ST RFs�i
, to rezone
TO AMEND THE CITY CODE
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve this Ordinance on first reading and waive
the reading. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Sheridan,
Liebl, Harris, and Samuelson voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion
carried.
TO AMEND THE CITY
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-cs, co rezon� _*rom tt-i to
Councilman Liebl a5ked the City Enginee: to poin2 out the area invo2vqd. T22e
City Engineer showed the area on the screen and said thai it is bounded on the
nor.th by 69th Avenue, on �he east by Stinson Boulevard and that it extends south
for 813 feet. Counri2u,an Liebl asked if Hammealund Enterprised is going to deed
some park land io the City, if the rezoning is granted. Councilman Samuelson
said that he is dedicating some land to the City. The City Engineer addad Yhat he'.
is also going to give the City some easements, when the second resding is com-
pleted. The City Attorney suggested getting an agreement to this effect signed
before the second reading of the Ordinance.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the Ordinance on first reading and waive the
reading. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll cail vote, Samtelsan,
Sheridan, Liebl, and Harris voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared Che
motion carried.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MARCH 5 1959:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive tha Minutes of the Board of AppeBls
Meeting of March 5, 1969. Secondad by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
RECEIViNG THE MINU'CES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COPH�IISSION MEETING OF MqRCF�
6, 1969:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation
Commission Meeting of March 6, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridari. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carr;ed.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS -
MEETING OF MARCH 12. 1969:
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ON LOT 1
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The City Engineer said that the City ha an agreement for some outsidG ►aozk to
be done, but it cannot be executed because he is buying the buildin$ under a
contraCt Po�; deed. The City Attorney added that Mr. Povlitzki had agz�Ded tp
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tear down the building behind the Frontier Club.
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to instruct the Administration to ask the Sub-
committees of the Planning Commission to spell out the notations made on the
plot plans so they will be clear in the Minutes.
The City Engineer explained that the applicant is requesting a permit to re£ace
his building and fix it up. He said that originally there were four tenants in
the building, but now there are only two; the Frontier Club and the Hardware and
Feed Store. He said that the Building Inspection Department had a plan all
drawn up for him for parking and landscaping in the front and back, but the
Hardware Store has a lease on part of the building, and this includes the
building behind the store. This means that Mr. Poviitzki cannot tear the
building down to obtain more parking axea. Councilman Sheridan asked if this
building in back extends the whole distance of the Frontiex Cluh. The City
Engineex said no. Councilman Sheridan felt that the removal of the shed would
be harmful to the Hardward Store's business. Councilman Harais agreed that
something should be done with the front cf the building. The Ci2y rngineer
suggested, i£ the shed cannot be removed, maybe some additional parking could be
arranged along the side. Councilman Liebl commented that the Council has ad-
vocated adequate parking facilities fox other bu=inesses, Councilman Samuelson
asked who is to bear the burden o£ preparing these nlans, the Engineering
Department or the applicant. He felt that this should he done �y the agp.lir�nt.
THE MOTION by Councilman Sheridan was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carrieda
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the Building Standards - Desigri
Control in granting the permit, subject to the stipulations imposed, and subject
to the applicant submitting plans showing adequate parking and landscaping, and
approva? of other lessee in the building. The Motion was seconded a.nd upen �
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared fhe motion carzied.
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A REOUEST TO REMODEL AND INSTALL ADDITIONAL BAY
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� The City Engineer said that the Building Standaxds - Design Control had approved
of this request subject to some stipulations. He said that this request is for
the expansion of the gas station located on the southwest cornex of Osborne
' Road and T.H. #65. 1'hey want to add one bay and blacktop the south area, and
they are to put in concrete curbing to separate direct traffic flow from the
lumber yard.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table this request, as this station has very
poor maintenance. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all�voting
aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A
ON LATS 10
' The City Engineer said that this request is for a 40' X 60' building to be located
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in Onaway Addition. It will face�ioward Beech Street. He said thaY. they were
advised that the City is going to be putting in water and sewer in this area,
so there will not be a necessity for them to put in a well or cess pool.
Councilman Liebl asked wh�± stipulations the Building Board recommended. The
City Engineer r�plied that they noted on the plan that cancrete curbing was to
be put in and that it was to be brick veneer part way up and the rest painted
block.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant the building perrait to Mr. Arnold Peterson
for construction of a building on Lots 10 � 11, Block 6, Onaway Addition, sub-
ject to the stipulations noted on the plan. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem dec7.are� th° motion
carried.
�.F�l�,+'.[`.T.!?jU �ju CnL:TSSIIF?i?..�-: C?;r,'_•;'t`iTl.� �G� ='P.CB'_Ve r.}12 Ht_Sli;:°@5 OL L}?8 TiU?.�c13:?r S�a.377�2:,:�5 -
Design Contro: Subcam��_r��e Meeting of March 12, iS�9. Sec�r��ed b/ Cnair:cilman
$3IIlLdC1.507',. �`�C.^. o VU7.S.F ^JO°C. ai� VO'i:'�.� �yti; �'.'�2Y^"' E"=iiS `.�'i0 a.<-;i�l a°C:.GT�"]
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RP,CEtiVIIdt� THE t�ZcNtES OF TPu °*.�,hlt�INr, C0�4tISSFON MEETING Og PCARCH ,t3, '_9„�3:
The CJ.LY FTi?1RCSX 58=� t'kr17 )2P.. 15 I'�1FlTS?.Ylg �D �a9, u71t?1 i:'!1° ✓�3:1?t'.i1P (.GP17t1_SCi.f3ix
to see �^.:4^��;a�- r.�ght could be arrangec'. `o: vheir Meet�_ngs, �o aliow *ime £or
the Mintxtes te he �+repa.red and included in t.he Agenda.
1. REZON�.P•iG �E(�UEST 9Y N. CRA..T•.G JOHNSON f,7.0A #69-03): S.E. Corns;r of 7°*_h
Way and East River Road. Rezone from G2S and P9-1 to A-3.
�%2E .r.1Ly �;,�i^aeas..�aid th2Y 2}i8T'E W2.5 riii Otl'gC7.1�R5 fa'0�±1 L$�q; =urrcurdir.a pT9-
perty ok�r��s at th.F Pubi�.c ?Icaring before the P].an;��srg Ccmr:ai�s���n, izowevex, ths
SCliln���. Pil:<3.SC f:?�. 5}lOW SOM� ��Ilr_2TY1 Q?�22' thB ever-increasinr 'A^�eT 6� ^.�.�31'L-
ment h4"Li�25� 27A4� L�72 PfrEC2 r�125 WD221d tl��/E OP, L'"�t? c��QOrS. J_'. explains� �}!.��:
as the Pubdic Hea.r.;ng Meeti��:� Agenda. is alrezdy very £u�.?., he v�ou�d suggest
that the Pub�;c liearirg be 'r.e'.d F.pril 7, 1969.
MOTI^I�J bY C�unci'�na^. Sam�:.e;.;^n ta set r;±a Pubiir_ �A�4in�; d4te f�r `;ze Rez�ning
Request by N.Cra,ig Johason for Apail 7, 1459. Secar3.��*� by Council.ma:, S?�°ridan
Upon a voaca uote, 81� vOtl�:g aye, R4ayor �I2.YT15 �T'O *,�m �eclared �h mpfi?pn
carried.
2. PROPOSED PRELT.P9INiiRY PLF.T (P:S. #69-OS) BREiV"!'?Y�;� F,ST�,TES, T.-!4�:'r"�S R. SWAN-
SON: ;'"he �°ear ..3'.; reez of Lot 35, rear 4�J1.9 feet 'of i,ot 3"s, R°v�sed
Audi*o:'s Su�ciivision #77)
MOTION by Counci3.ma.n Szmueison to set the Public Heaxing 3at» f.or. the rronosed
Prelimanary ?1a.2 Rrea*.�-:ooci Es2ai:es for April 21, 1969. .5eccnded by Councilman
Sherida*.. Upon a. voice vote, a1l voting aYe, Mayor Harris ?ro tem declar�d
the mot?_or. carried.
3. RE7.ONING AEQUEST BY GORDON G. SWENSON (ZOA #;,9-04): Outlot 1, Block 1,
Nage"s Wood.l.ands together with that part o the . a of the NW'� of Section
12, lying �ast of Nagel's Woodlands, West of Lampert's Addition, *7arth
of West extension o£ South line of Lampert's Addition and South of Osborne
Road. Ttezone from M-1 to C-2.
MUTI�?N by Councilnan Samuelson to set the Public Hearing date for the Rezoning
Request by Gordon E. Swenson for April 7, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan
Upon a voic° vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion
carried.
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4. REZONING REQUEST BY COh9�lERCE PARK INVESTMENf, ROBERT A GUZY (ZOA f�69-OS):
Lots 26 $ 27, $lock 2, Commerce Par . Rezone from C-1 to CR-2.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to set the Public Hearing date for the Rezoning
Request by Commerce Park Investment for April 7, 1969. Seconded by Councilroan
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the
motion carried.
5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST BY STtITH AND ANDERSON, INC. (L.S. #69-02-03-04-OS):
Lots 4, 6, 11, �, 13, Slock 3, Adams Street Addition.
The City Engineer explained that the purpose of the5e Lot Splits is to divide
� the land into buildabie lots. He pointed out that it was hoped that this land
would be replatted. If the road pattern stay the same, there could be some
heavy assessments on some of the lots.
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Councilman Harris asked if there were not homes being built now on 7th Street.
The City Engineer said yes there wexe. Counciiman Sheridan asked if 4here were
utilities on Washington Street. Tha Ci2y Engineer said yes and added that the
lot splits result in combining two 40 foot lots, then shifting the whole area
to allow for right of way needed. Councilman Samuelson asked if it would not be
better to vacate the whale plat and make a new registered piat of this area.
This would allow for better descriptions to be made of the land. This new
entity could then be made up into the hard shell form.
It was agreed by the Council to set this aside unCil about 8:30 as Mr. Smith
had tndicated that he would try to come to the Meeting, but could not arrive
until about 8:30 P.M.
, 6. LOT SPLIT REQUEST BY GUNDER R. ANDERSON (L.S. #69-06-07-08): Lots i, 2,
$ 3, Block 2, Riverwood Manor
� The City Engineer explained that this Lot Split is requested as an error was
found on the survey. It is a split of only a few feet. By granting the lot
split, proper side yards would be obtained. The City Attorney added that the
house was about half built when the error was discovered and that he had seen
� the instruments and he could foresee no problems. Councilman Samuelson com-
mented that he did not feel that the Lot Split would cause the City any dif-
ficulties, but it might with the mortgage companies.
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Mr. Gunder Anderson the Lot Splits. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
7. LOT SPLIT REQUEST BY GEORGE L. WAGQUIST (L.S. #69-01): North 100 feet of
Lot 4, Herwal 2nd Addition
The City Engineer pointed out that there was a letter from the owners of the
proposed pet clinic included in the Agenda concering getting sewer into this
area. He said that the north part of Lot 4 will be used for parking by the
Funeral Home.
Mr. Walquist said that he did not wish to develop the back of the lot at this
time. He said that he did not need water to serve the back of the lot, and that
he could get water from the water line on T.H #65.
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Councilman Samuelson asked if this split would give adequate area on the south
one half of the lot to �ut in a good building if desired in the future. Mr.
Walquist sa'id that it would be 150' X 250' and felt that was adequate. He
explained thai the parking requirements for the Funeral Home has forced him to
request this Lot Split. Councilman Samuelson said that he could see no pro-
blem. '!'he City Engineer said that utilities are needed to serve these parcels.
Mr. Walquist said that the error was the City's in not providing sufficient
depth-of the water line, but it seems that the burden of correcting the esror
is on him. The City Engineer explained that the water 2ine was put in in 1959,
which was before this City Administrations's time, and he supposed that it was
not foreseen that this area would develop.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the Planning Commission recommen-
dation aad grant a Lot Split to Mr. George Walquist. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared
the motion carried.
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Addition. Rezone from R-2 to G2.
Councilman Liebl asked what was being done about this, The City Engineer pointed
out that the Planning Commission is holding a Publzc Nearing on April 24, 1969,
and the City Council is holding a Public Hearing on the Rezoning of Hyde Park
on April 14, 1969.
9. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, MAPLE MANOR ADDITION, HIGHI,AND PARK DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY (P.S. M69-03): Outlot f�1, Melody Manor 4th Addition except t e
North 400 eet o the West 217.8 feet.
The City Engineer said that the applicant would 2ike the Council to set the
Public Hearing date. He suggested that it be held April 7, 1969.
MAYOR KIRKI-It�M ARRIVED AT 8:22 P.M.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to set the Public Hearing date for the Public
Hearing on Proposed Preliminary Plat Maple Manor Addition for April 7, 1969.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor
Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST BY SMITH AND ANDERSON, INC. CONTINUED:
This item was again taken up, but Mr. Smith was not present.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to require a replat o£ the area rather than
subdivisions by Lot Splits for greater ease in legal descriptions. Seconded
by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro
tem declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the•Minutes of the Planning Cononission
Meeting of March 13, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Development Commission Meeting of February 6, 1969. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared
the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF INSURANCE SPECIFICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Mayor Kirkham commented that he thought the committee was well set up and would
like to see the proposal expedited.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the reco�endation of the City Manager and
authorize his paoceeding with the necessary arrangements. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE k414 - AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE FOR EXPENDING FUNDS TO REPAIR WELL N2:
The City Enginear explained that this is one of the two wells that has a sub-
mersible pump. The motor has gone out completely and there are two choices
available. One is to try to repair the pump, however, the company that manu-
factures them has gone out of business, and this type of motor is being made by
only one other company. The other choice would be to replace the motor.
Councilman Samuelson asked how long this motor lasted. The City Engineer replied
that it was put in in 1962. Councilman Samuelson asked how many times it has
been repaired. The City Engineer said that it has never been repaired, and added
that 7 years is a long life for a submersible pump. He said that his recom-
mendation would be to go into a turbine type of motor since this motor has to
be replaced. This would eliminate high maintenance costs as they are easy to
£ix if something goes wrong. Then a small pump house could be built to house
it. He said that this we11 is in the northwest corner of Fridley Commons. He
added that this well was baled out in 1964 and will have to be baled out again
this year. Councilman Samuelson asked how much the $20,000 will cover. The
City Engineer said that it would cover everything but the pump house. It will
cost from $3,000 to $4,000 to bale the well. He said that his Department is
going to check the hole to make certain that a turbine type of motar can be
used. He said that there is a 6 week delivery date on the motor and the baling
could be done by the time the pump arrives. He said that it is really a matter
of spending a little more money now to same money in the fu4ure on main8enance
costs.
Counci2man Samuelson asked how Iarge the casing was. Mr. De'.Nayne 0?s�n, o�
Comstock and. Dau�s, Irc. s�?_d. it +�tas ?5". Councilman Sa+�uslson ask°d if any
coa�sideration was g?_ven *� 3�i.i�?3ng this pump house i.n conjunction with the Parks
and Recxea_tien Department. They could then use it for storing equipment, and as
a warmiag house. The City Engineer said yes, he had written to the Director of
Parks and Recxeation so they were aware of this.
Councilman Samuelson asked if the Engineering Dep�rtment would be letting bids:
The City Engineer said i:r�.: the tim° eAemen* involved would not allovr for tzme
�o be completed before the peak requirements on the e�a2er, which is ihe �wmmer-
tima. He said that the money wou�al be coming f�rom the water fun3. "'he City
�5anager. said that Lhere was about $47,000 in the water fund.
Councilman Sheridan said tha't he had reservations on the submersible well at the
time it was put in. Mayor Kirkham asked what the life expectancy of a turbine
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type pump would be, approximately. The City Engineer said that it should last
20 to 25 years, with proper maintenance. Councilman Samuelson asked if they
would be letting bids on the pump house. The City Engineer said yes, and that
they were not planning an expensive building, just one that is seaviceable and
well bui2t. Councilman Samuelson wondered abosst the wisdom of spending $20,00�
and not letting bids. The City Engineer said that the time element was a most
important issue and added that he would he taking quotations. Councilman Sam-
uelson asked when this pump went out. The City Engineer said that he u�derstood
that it went out while he was on vacation, which would be about the end of
February, A969. Ti�e City Attorney said that he would like to make clear the
reason why t�e �hole bidding procedure would not be gone through in this case,
is that the time involved just would not allow it, taking into consideration
the 6 week delivery date, that a resolution authorizing advertisement for bids
would have to be passed, the advertisement would have to be published twice,
then the bid award made, before anything could be done. The peak period is
appraaching very soon.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Oxdinance #414 on first reading, waive
the reading and order publication. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl,
Harris, Samuelson, & Sheridan voting.aye, Mayro Harris Pro tem declared the
motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF DUNKLEY SURFACING PERMIT FOR ROCK CRUSHER:
Mayor Harris Pro tem pointed out the letter raceived from Silica Sand Company
indicated that deni.al af Dunkley�s request would place a hardship on theia
company. He Yhen read the letter aloud for the benefit of the audience €rom
Colwnbia Heights who were interested in this item.
MOTION by Councilman 5amuelson to receive the communication from the Minnesota
Silica Sand Company dated March 7, 1969 urging the Council to act favoxably upon
the Dunk2ey req,uest. Secorded hy Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Harris Pxo tem declaxed the motion carried unanimous2y.
The City Managex said tha*_ he had talked to Mr. Bruce Nawrocki, Mayor of Columbia
Heights on the telephone and he had itadicated that he would be present at the
Council Meeting betweer. 8:30 oa 9:Q0 P.M. It was agreed by the Council to
wait with this item until Mayor Nawrocki arrives.
RECESS:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to declare a recess at 8:40 P.M. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. !lpon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pao tem
declared the mo*_ion carried umanimously.
MAYOR KIRKHAM ASSUMEU THE CHAIit AT 8:55 P.M.
CONSIUERATION OF DUNKLEY SURFACING PEC2MIT FOR ROCK CRUSHER:
Mayor Kirkham said that Ma. Nawrocki, Mayor of Columbia Heights was now present
and called on him to make his comments to the Council.
Mr. Bruce Nawaocki sai� that he was here to back up the letter that was written
by the Columbia Heights City Manager to the Fridley City Council, and to support
the residents who will be involved if the rock crushing permit is granted. He
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said.the Columbia Heights Council went on record as being against this crushing
operation. The principal reasons were the problem of air pollution and the
increase of traffic on residential streets. He has been told that the trucks
will have to use the same route they have been using, which is 38th Avenue ta
Main Street, then 40th Avenue to University Avenue. There wat'e some test run
last year on the dust fall and in the area of the blacktopping plant over a two
week period a total of 12 samples of dust fall were taken. A1� but one o£ the
12 were in excess of 25 tons per square mile per month. The State Pollution
Control Agency has set standards and the ideal would be 10 tons per square mixe
per month, except in heavy industrial areas, where it could be 25 tons per squaXs
mile per month. The highest reading was double the State �ecommendation$. Prior
to setting these State standards, the State put out about 53 test stations at
many sites throughout the Metropolitan area. They had one in the City of Fridley
and one in Columbia Heights. He said that Columbia Heights had the dubious
distinction of being one of the highest, although not necessarily at this site.
In addition to the air pollution problem, he commented on the traffic problem.
When the original Punkley operation went into effect, Columbia Heights was told
there would be about 4 trucks operating out of that piant, and they would be
using 38th Avenue to Main Street. There are now a good deal more than 4 trucks
operating out of the plant. The crushing operation would, no doubi, mean addiT
tional trucks. Columbia Aeights has been told they intend to use the sam�
route. This is a route through a residential area. He pointed out that when the
trucks are filled, they fill them so full, the material spills over the sides,
so every time the truck hits a bump, some flies about. The wind algo blows it
around. He said there is much the same problem with the asphalt plant. The
blacktop material gets on the ground, people walk on it, then traek it inta
their homes, onto their carpeting. If they would blacktop the whole road it
wouid not be so bad.
Councilman Liebl said that he assumed the test were taken last swnmer on the
old shabby-looking plant. He said that he did not blame him for complaining.
However, Columbia Heights must have given a building permit to construct this
new plant. He said that the new plant is a nice modern glant and would elimi.
nate about 450 of the dust. He asked if Columbia Heights did or did not give
Dunkley's a building permit.
Mr. Nawrocki said that the £irst he knew of it was last week end. He th�n ta3ked
to the City Manager and the Building Inspector. He said the Building Inspector
had been instructed to check out some junk trucks in the area and Pound that th�y
were constructing a new plant. He then reported it to the City Manager. The
Buz7.dir.g Lnspe��or did not think a building permit was required. He said this
has ba=n tu:ned ovea to �he Li.y Attorney to check out. They are not in Lhere
with the blessings of the Columbia Heights Council or a building permit.
Councilman Samuelson said that it is evident that there are traffic probl,ems and
wondered about the possibility of going north from the plant to 43xd Avenue
and coming out by Minnesota Silica Sand. Mr. Robert Hynes, Attorney fqr
Dunkley Surfacing Company, said that he would like to thank the Council, the
City Engineer, City Attorney, City Manager and the Health Sanitarian ior taking
the time to come down and inspect the site while the business was in operation
last Wednesday. He said that Dunkley's have made contact with the railroad,
and today they were able to finalize an agreement to cut a road through, along
the railroad tracks up to 43rd Avenue for truck hauling. Councilman Samuelson
asked if this would include the hauling done from the asphalt plant. Mr. Jim
London, of Dunkley Suxfacing Co. said he was not sure that the asphaj,t trucks
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would be using ihe new rovte, but he thought some would be using it.
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Councilman Liebl said that he would be against this proposal if they had not
gotten rid of the old plant. The new plant meets all the State xequirements
and will cut down on the dust problem considerably. He said that he would
like to see them use the alternate route, as there are children living along
Main Street. He said that he had been told that they offered to blacktop this
street and asked MT. Nawrocki abont this. Mr. Nawrocki said that they made
no of£er to him and he knew nothing about any proposal to blacktop the street.
Councilman Sheridan said at the Meeting with the Dunkley Surfacing Company
last Wednesday, the City Attorney suggested an alternate traffic route, and it
is hoped that this would greatly aileviate the problems the people in the area
are having with the traffic and dust. Mr. Nawrocki said that this access
route has been there for a long time. First they came to Colwnbia Heights to
see about a permit for blasting. These problems were presented at that time,
but Dunkley's offered no answers. They indicated to Mr. Nawrocki that they
could not get access along the railroad tracks.
Mayor Kirkham said that they have since secured permission from the railroad
company to make a serviceable road through, along the railroad tracks. They
have also agreed to blacktop the area around the plant the trucks drive on.
With triese concessions on the part of Dunkley's, Mayor Kirkham felt that the
problems of the peopie in the area would be alleviated greatly.
Mr. London pointed out that with the new plant, these c�ouJd he mor� than 45�
o£ the dust eliminated, it would be closer to 98%. Councilman Samuelson pointed
out that strickly speaking, this is not within the jurisdiction of Fridley.
Mr. Nawrocki said that apparzntly Dunkley's has been more courteous to the
City of Fridley than to Columbia Heights. He said that Columbia Heights has
not been told any of this. He said that he hoped that the City of Fridley
would benefit from the experience of Columbia Heights and get some of these
things down in writing, and that Columbia Heights would not have the problems
it has now iE there had been some type of written agreement. He said that he
would like a description af the operation of the rock crusher, such as what is
the material that goes in and what is the end product.
Mr. London said that what the Council and Administration saw in operation was
the primary crusher. The rocks come out about 3"� in size. The secondary
crusher had been moved to the Osseo pit before the road resirictions went into
effect. The secondary crusher crushes the material into 1'�" size. Mr. Nawrocki
asked if the secondary crusher was more dusty, and if it had a higher water
content, and if the lack of moisture would not create more dust problems. Mr.
London.said that the Council and Administration saw the rock lying in the sun
which would represent a typical summer day. They saw a continuous feed-through
of material which is about double the speed, than when they use the secondary
crusher also.
Councilman Harris explained the Ietter received from Minnesota Silica Sand as
Mr. Nawrocki had not been present �hen it was read. Mr. Nawrocki asked if the
overburden of rock has to be removed. Councilman Harris said that the rock has
to be crushed before remova L Mr. Nawrocki asked how long Silica Sand has been
in Fridley. Councilman Harris said tfiat he did nat know, that it has been here
longer than he has. Mayor Kirkham added that the overburden was removed origi-
na21y in much the same manner as i,s bein� proposed now. Councilman Harris said
that the problems o£ Silica Sand must also be considered.
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Councilman Harsis said that Fridley does have a Health Sanitarian and that he
could set ug some standards relative to the operation of the crusher, so that
it the operation should become objectionable, there would be some guide-lines
to go by. He said that he feli that an agreeable.solution had been achieved
in regard to their othar camplaints.
Mr. Carl Paulson pointed out that the dust particles going out into the air
would be z�ol.'.uxe� by cas e:haust. He asked Mr. ldawxocki if Colu�baa �ea�}�ss
had ev�r thoe�g�.t abou* adopting an air pollution ordinance. P9r. Idawrocki ans-
weaed thai the State Pollution Control Agency has set strict standareis t��i,ch
are px�babl.y more restrictive than any municipal ordinances, howeer��, l�e d'ad
not knosv wlnen these restrictions would go into effect. He s�ia ihat tfiere
were some grandfather clauses,.therefore, he vould like:to suggest that if
the Council should grant this request, that they place some restrictions on
them in regard to air pollution, so that later they cannot come back and claim
that they were grandfathared in, and do not have to comply with the restrictions
of the State Pollution Control Agency.
I MOTION by Coancilman Harris to grant a permit to Dunkley Surfacing Co�pany for
a rock crushing operation subject to these stipulations:
1. Routing of the trucks both in and out of the area shall be cn the right of
� way along the railroad tracks to 43rd Avenue as outlined by the Dunkley
Surfacing Company at the Meeting held on the site.
2. That they agree on acceptable standards for control of air pollution set
, down by the Health Sanitarian.
3. T}aat the permit shall be for only one year, and shall terminate on March
17, 197Q.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson for discussion.
Councilman Harris pointed out that they have also agreed to blacktop the surface
in Colwnhia Heights. Mayor Kirkham asked if the asphalt trucks could also go
this same route. Councilman Samnelson said that he would agree with this
suggestion, however, the City of Fridley does not have jurisdiction in Columbia
Heights. Councilman L'aebl said that he was under the impression that Dunkley's
plan on tearing down the old plant and asked if this was correct. Mr, Dunkley
said that it was. Councile�an Liebl said that:rn that case, he felt that most
o£ the annoying problems have been alleviated and should help to improve the
hard feelings between the citizens of Columbia Heights and Dunkley Surfacing
Company. He said that as Dunkley`s have said that they would blacktop the
area the trucks will be using, he would like to have this in writing. He added
that since they would be using their own blacktopping, they could do it in one
day.
Mr. Nawrocki Said that it would be doing the people of Columbia Heights quite a
favor if Fridley could place a restaiction on the permit so that the trucks
coming into the asphalt pLant hauling sand would also have to use this road.
Mayor Kirkham said ihat he did not feel that the City of Fridley could te13
them to take care of something thax Coaumbia Heights has not been able to take
care of. He said that he felt that Dunk2ey's has been most cooperative and
receptive to the suggestions made. They have in addition agreed to blacktop
the surface ihe trucks will be driving on. Mr. London said that the railroad
csossing between Marshall Street and Main Street creates some problems with the
trains holding the trucks up, when coming from the pit into the plant area.
There is also the traffic problem on Marshall Street when trucks are trying
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Mr. Harvey McPhee, Health'.Sanitarian said that rock crushers generally create
so�e problems, usually with noise and air polluZion.. He said that when he ob-
served.the operation, they were crushing soft materi�l.and there was comparati-
vely little.noise, and the loader made more noise than the causher. When he
was down there, he obsexved no air pollutian,.but he pointed out that the water
content would �axy, and gerhaps would be less during the summer. He said that
he has not seen the secondary crusher in epe�at.-,cr, sc h� c�uld not say whether
this would contribute to air pollution. 'fhere is a gueszion of whether the
material can:be watered down before going into tha crusher. The blacktopping
will help greatly in keeping the dust down. He said.that he couid not te11
whether any probiems wauld come about because of the secondary crushar, as he
had not seen it:in operation, but he undesstan�s �y 'he. m�tion made that he is
to check it from time to time.
Councilman Harris�said yes, if a number of cvmplaints are .received that he is
to check tha dust fa11. He felt that the City o£ Fridley is correcting any
additional preb).�ms that may oc�ur by Council's gr�nting �ermassion for the
rock crt�sher, hy ]�is motion, and the re-routi�g of 2he tzzscks. The City
Attorney aske� �t it is possib�e to come up �ith some oh�ective standards, and
if they exceed t�esa stancards, t�e permit cva.d hA withdracz,r. The Health
Sanitarian slid that there are methods of ineasuring d�st fall, and these could
be campared to the State standards. He asked what wouid be done if it were to
exceed the limits, but there was no kno�an method oz coratxol2ing the dust fall,
Counciiman Samuelson commented that he has noticed �hat ihe Greet Northern
railroad usas a machine'to blow out the swi.tc}ies, so tne question would then
arise as to who would be the contributing persons. The Hea2th Sanitarian said
by the use of hi�h volvme jaxs to measure the dust f�Al, some degree of accuracy
could be achbev�d by determining wind speed, the directzon o£ the wind ete.
Councilman Sheridan asked what if the dusi fall exceeds th� limits, then is the
special use permit to be withdrawn. The City Attarnzy iac�d�red if time limits
should not be set. Mr. London said that during the summertime, they operate
from 7:00 to 5:00 P.M. Mr. Kenneth M. Scadden, 3842 �ain Street N.E., said that
trucks are going by in the summer from 6:00 R.M. to 9:00 Y.M. Councilroan Sam-
uelson said that the operation being considered at this time is the operation
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that the plant is in Columbia Heights and is Columbia Heights' problem, however,
most of these things came aboui through verbal agree�ents, rather than written
agreements. Gradually the operation grew and became a nuisance ta the people
in Colurabia Heights. The City of Columbia Heights has been power�ess to do
anyzhing about it, because the restrictions were not set down in waiting 10
years ago. He felt that these restrictions could be placed on Dunkleys by the
City of Fridley, subject to a ruling by the City Attorney. They are continually
expanding and will want to continue. He agreed that a good share of the
nuisance will be alleviated by their use of the a12e-r.ate roadway. Councilman
Harris said that he £elt that they were bai,�g contr�ilad by Fridley, and pointed out
that he doubted if Dunlcley's would want to spend money on expansion with only
a one year permit. fie felt that Fridley was impusin� i;mit$ on Dunkleys op-
eration. The City Attorney said that it would �e hard to say what a court would
rule. Normally the Council, can put on restrictions which are reasonable. If
these stipulations involve another City, he could not give a flat answer.
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� AMENDI�NT TO MOTION by Councilman Harris that the rock crusher will operate
only between the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
, Councilman Sheridan gointed out that there is more noise from the trains, than
from the rock crusher. Councilman Harris explained that by his amendment, he
felt that this would also control the truck traffic, and keep them off the road
at night. The City Attorney said that the Code Bood already covers this in
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operation.
THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Kirkham asked that the Administration see that Calumbia Heights gets a
copy of this Ordinsnee. He said Thank You to Mr. Nawrocki fox his presentation,
and commantad that possibly the Council would not have thought of all the rami-
f3cations of the problem, had he not takan the time to bring then to the Coun-
cil.
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A member of the audiance asked why the Council has skipped over the item an
� Riverview Heights Flood Protection. Mayor Kirkham informed him the Qirector
of Civil De£ense has another meeting to attend and indicated that he would not
be ablo to attend the Council Meeting until about 10:00 P.M.
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the kaoil and vent to align the Univeristy Avenue 5ervice Road with the Service
Road south of Osborne Road. The cost o£ removal is $1350. He said that this
is a rider to the original agreement drawn up for the construction of W-34K.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with tha agreement and authorize the
sigTCing of the agreemant with tha St. Pau1 Board of Water Coaunissioners. Se-
conded by Councilman Liabl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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The City Engineer said that this easeroent is needed £or SW�SS f190. He said that they
are charging the same price as for SS 1�12, and that he felt that this price is
reasonable.
M07'ION by Councilman Samuelson to concur and direct entrance into agreement with
FMC for the necessary easement. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
WNSIDERATION OF CHANGE ORDER #1, PROJECT #75-H•
The City Engineer said that this is the test well project, and Great Northern
requires some additional insurance.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve Change Order #1, Project #75-H. Se-
conded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared 2he motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDEP,�TEON OF CM�cNGE �RDER #3, ST. 1968-1B:
The City Engineer said �hat t�is was for thE de3etion ef �ork in the north a�ad
south bound lanes of T.H. #47 at the 69th Avenue crossover. Councilnan �axris
asked if the Engineering Department would be going out for bids again as soon
as the agreement is signed. The City �nginees said yes, that the 3t�se �ould
prefer that the City let tke bids. He said that the bids will probably be some-
�at higher, than the ones previously received. Councilman Harris asked if this
will all be done by the r�ext Council Meeting so they can be acted on. The City
Engine�a �aid that h� would tx°y to hurry thi�g� al�n�. M*. Bur*ill, Distri�t
#5 Engbr.eer indicated thmt it might take some time i� �et th� legal openin� fos
the 69th A��enue crossover reiacated.
��TIQ� b� G�?�ciLman Lie�A `�� apprcve Changa Oad�x �3 of Srsee� rmp��Ne�mni
Pa�jecx S�. ��68-15, Seconded 'oy Counciiman �2anus?s�n. �p�n � voice ^r9Ye, all
v�ting aye, �ayo� �irkham decPared ihe mota�n cax°r3e� unarimousPy:
[H�N
IG BEFORE THE PLANNING (
MOTION hy Councilman Li.ebA to approve the foxm amd ir.struct the City Engineer
to send a±�t the Notices. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
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Counci:man Liebl asked what would change. The City Engineer showed a colored
map showing tha zoning changes. He said that once the form is approved, it will
be sent out. Councilman Harris said that tha Public Hearing could be held,
but that he felt thar_ C-2 is too general. He pointed out tha2 it allows gas
stations. The City Manager said that he had talked to the City Attorney about
dxawing up two new zaning ordinances. One would be to change the word ��for" to
"or"la�the CR-1 catagory. This would change the meaning so that either medical
clinics and e�£zces or geaaeral offices could be within this zani_ng district.
The other ordinance change would be to take some of the con�rovexsial businesses
such as dr3ve in restaurants and gas stations oui of C-2 and make tHem only
obtainable by a special use permit. The City At4orney was in agreement.
THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
deciared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to instruct the City Manager to draw up these
Ordinances as discussed. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimous2y.
EXPENSES FROM THE 1967-3 STREET
MOTION by Councilman Lisbl to adopt Resolution #40-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION ;V41-1964 - RESOLUTION
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EfQTLON by Councilmazt Harris to adogt Resolution #41-1969. Secornied by Camcil-
ma� Liebi. llpon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayflr Kirkham declared tise �otiou
carried unanimously.
N42-1969 - RESOLUTION SUPPORTING A CHANGE IN THE STANfES TO
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution M42-1969. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimsouly.
RESOLUTION X43-1969 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution If43-1969. Seconded by Cwncilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR SEWER. WATER AND STORM SE1VF.� ksA:
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Bid
Planholder Surety
Nodlund Associates, Inc. Amer.In
Alexandria, Minn. 56308 Co. 5$
Peter Lametti Constr.Go. Seaboard
615 Drake St. Surety
St. Paul, Minn. 55102 S% B.B.
McDonald F, Associates Inc. Seaboard
211 North Pascal Street SuTety
St. Paul, Mitrn. 55104 5°v B.B.
Erwin Montgomery Constr. Ohio Fa
Company Ins. Co.
2160 W. County Rd. D 5� B.B.
St..Paul, Minn. 55112
Johnson Bros. Hwy. g Traveler
Heavy Constr. Inc. Ind.
Litchfield, Minn. 55355 5� B.B.
C.S. McCrossan, Inc. U.S. Fid
Box 336 lity $ G
Osseo, Minn. 55369 Co. So B
Sandstrom $ Hafner, Inc. The Home
7400 Highway #65 Ind. Co.
Fridley, Minn. 55432 S% B.B.
Walbon Excavating Co. St. P. F,
3242 Highway 8 g �l,
Minneapolis, Minn. 55418 5% B.B.
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B.B.
Lump Sum Alternate No.Gompl�tion
Bid 1 D�ductt 7"ime
$219,4o7.00 �7;998.00 300 Days
$159,871.57 $6,636.00 150 Days
$193,500.00 $8,500.00 ---
rmers$181,180.95 $6,499.b0
s $205,306.00 $7,140.00
e- $198,768.46 $5,000.00
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$168,600.00 $4,000.00
120 Days
65 Days
300 Days
200 Days
$240,000.00 $8,400.00 270 Days
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Bid Lwup Sum
Pltnh, o Tlder Surety Bid
Northern Cantracting Co.
Box 336
Hopkins, Hinn. 55344
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Alternate Ho.Caipletio:t
1 Deduct Tiae
Trarts. $209,700.00 a6,350.00 120 Oa}+s
Ameri•ca Ins.
Co. S� B.S.
79►e City EnYineer.said that•he was happy to report that the City received many
gbod bids. fit sa4d that the Eagin�ering estimate was $205,935 and the lor
bidder was Peter L tti�n�ruction Company with a bid of f154�871,5T.
IdOTION by CrnmciLoan� avard the Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Praject �90 to
Peter�Lametti Construction Company in the amount of �159,87I.57, subject to•
concurrence in the award by the Great Northern &aiiroad and subject to approvaY
of sewage disposal to the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District. Seconded bp
- Gonacileian Sheridan� for discassion.
Counciiman Sheridan asked how water was going tQ be brought inta tltis'are$ £rom
Main Street. The City Engineer said they wiil fiave to negotiate with Midland
Cooperatives for an easement, and if not successful, they will heve to .conde�n.
Councilman Sheridan asked if the alternate had besn considered,,to put.it on
the south property line. 'Che City Engineer said that this would not be prac-
tical as it would be tock expensive. He said that the proposal rs to run it down
to 43rd Aveime and loop it there. Councilman Sheridan explained that the se-
quest is for an easement to run a line along the north property line, just
'south of the I. 694 right of way. One of the problems xith this ia, this is
the proposed future location for Mid}and CooperaLives new office buiiding.
Putting fi in with a 7' cnver, it will have to be changed, this is why he
suggested that the line he run along the south property"line.
Councx2mare Samuelson asked, taking,into consideration the possible coadeaaatioa
and Titigation procedures in putting the line in along the north line of the
property, rreuld it be cheaper to put it in along the south boundary line. Thel
City Engiaeer ans�rered that it would cost more to put it in along the south
boundary line. It would be cheaper to put it in 14' deep. The only tro�le
then wou2d be the possibility of the line breaking, and the difficulty in re-
� pairinP it. Councilmas Sheridan asked about the ciossing under the trseks and
said that it seemed to him that the nwnber of tracks would be the sane since iL
is north of the switching yard. The City Engineer asked Mr. olson, of Comstock
and Davis, nc.7�k t�ou�h� contr������� ,,p
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�'�SCUS N OF SANDBAG AND OTHER F D RO'�ECTION POLICIES:
The Civil Defense Director said that last Friday A.M. he received a call to
attend a meeting in Arden Hills. At the meeting copies of a resolution were
passed out. The Corps of Army Engineers has been directed to lend more_assist-
ance to flood areas. This resolution spells out what they can and cannot do.
I3ow, the Council will have to make ��iecision of what,they want to do within
the limitations as set forth by the resoluplon. i
Councilman Liebl asked if passage of this resalution is all that is necessary
to get the necessary assistance. The Director of Civil Defense said yes. 8e
said that he hnd his secretary re-type it so that it would conform to the
rest o# the resolutions passed by the City of Fridley, but the bodg r�ainad
unchanged.
Mayor Kirkham asked the Director of Civil Defense to show on the map the arsas he
would be talking about for the benefit of the audience. The Director of C3vi1
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Defense said that the City would,be required to acquire all rights of way
necessary,'tAey wouid have to furnish a project Engineer, plans, borrow mate-
rial, and would be responsible fo; ciean-up and removai of the diTce after the
flood subsihes. Tde Corps of Army EngitSeers would enter into a contract for the
building of a''.temporgry rougn flood w211, they would furnish polyethelene and sand
bags. He §aid tt�at there were two possibilities. It aPpears to be feasible to
build a flood wall along the creek to 79th Way, then down 79th Way to Riverview
Terrace, then up Riverview Terrace tapering the w�ll down to nothing at Janes-
ville or Kimball. The other possibility would be'to run the flood wall along
the creek to Buffalo, then run the wall do�rn Buffalo Street to Riverview Terrace,
and then up river. Ttie second alternate would eliminate the necessity of a very
high wall at 79th Way and Riverview Terrace. He 5sid that according to the Corps
of Army Engineers, the dike should be three times as wide as it is Aigh. Either
plan would leave some dwe�lings south of 79th Way that would have to be sacri-
ficed.
Courlcilman Samuelson asked if this would all be bagged. The Director of Civil
Defens� said no, it would be loose dirt reinforced with 'sand bags and poly-
ethelene. Councilman Harris said that he had �ieard on the radio about "project
bulldozer" wherein the Association o€ General Contractors would be available
to participate in flood plans. The Director of CiviI Defense said if they wez'e
available, he would pursue it. He said that Mr. Meates of the Corps of Engineers
had looked over their plans, and felt that it would be feasible. If a disaster
should be declared, then the City could get some Federal funds.
The City Manager said that he had taTked to Mike 0`Sannon who had said Lhat-}ta
would allow the City to take some borrow materiaF. He added that it would T�ave
to He checked to see if it would be suitable. Councilman Samuelson asked if �e
dirt that was brought in would be used to broaden Riverview Terrace. 1'he Ci-�
Engineer said yes. Mayor Kirkham added that,it could also be used to bring up
the l�vel of Craig�Park.
Councilman Harris asked if there was a possibility that a portion o£ the dike could
be left as a permanent wall. The �irector of Civil Defense said that as it was .
explained to him at the MeeYing, the City is responsible for clean-up afterwards,
so if they wislied to Ieave a portiQn, it cauld remain. This would depend on the
attitude of the people in the area. The dike along the creek only, would pro-
tect from a flood at the 1952 level. The City Manager added that whenever pos-
sible, the dike would be placed on private property rather than on City streets,
and would be built up with the permission of the people. Councilman Samuelson
asked, if the dike would be on the river side on the right of way. The City
Engineer'said that it would be kept along the brink Ss close as possible. Ne
said that pumps will be necessary to take care of the surface drainage. He
poi�tted out that the main prablem with the area is that the creek backs up, and
even a 6 foot dike would protect the homes from a small flood.
Councilman Samuelson asked if there were any forms for the people to sign
giving the City permissiqn to use their land. The Director of Civil Defense
said that he h2d been trying to contact the City Attorney about this. The City
Engineer said that his Department had some old forms from the flood in 1965.
He pointed out that the City wiA1 have to work with some peop7e on higher ground
along the creek, as they would s*_and to lose some trees, but would not Denefit
from the dike. Counciiman Harris said that it seemed that the choice was be-
tween plan one or plan two. The Director of Civil Defense said that the differ-
ence between the two would be the protection of two additional homes by running
the flood wall all the way to 79th Way. Councilman Harris asked about the cost
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and wondered if the Director of Civil Defense would report back to the Council
after approximate costs had been ascertained. The Director of Civil Defease
said that if the resolution is passed, then they will proceed with getting a
man into the City from the Corps of Engineers. He said that it may be that
there would be some residents participating in the work, and this would alter
the cost to the City:
Councilman LiebL said that he thought that the CounciY should pass this resolu-
tion, to allow the Director of Civil Defense to proceed with arxangements with
a man from the Corps of Engineers, then approximate costs could be arrived at.
He felt that the City should give as much help as possible. Councilman Sam-
uelson wondered if the resolution should be amended so that part of the dike
could be left as a permanent structure. The City Manager indicated the Corps
would have no objection, as Mr. Mertes, for the Corps of Engineers, had advised
leaving the dike in where possible. The Corps is only interested in not paying
for removing any dike installed. The Director of Civil Defense said that the
City was responsible for cleaning up and disposing of the dirt'and the option to
leave it or take it out is up to the Council, so he did not feel thaL Lhe amend-
ment would be necessary.
RESOLUTION M44-1969 - RESOLUTION REQUESTING ASSISTAA!CE IN PLANNING
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #44-1969. Seconded by
Councilman i3arris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
The Director o£ Civil Defense said that there were some other. questions that
needed some consideration. One is if the people are to pay £or the sand bags
they want to use on their own property, and will they be responsible for
picking them aap £or their own use. Another problem is, if the City is going
to provide people to work on'an overtime basis. Councilman Samuelson said that
it would be better and faster if there was Voluntear labor £rom the people in
the area. It could all be done over one week end. The Director of Civil
Defense said that he was inclined to think that it wouZd be better to have
the people come in and pick up their own sandbags. He said that during the
week, there is someone in the Fire Department around the clock and on week ends
from 8:00 P.M. to 8:00 A.M. and there is no one there during the day. They
could be stored in the vacated Police Station. The City Manager said that the
men could stop and pick up some on the way home £rom work on a waek day. The
Director �f Public Woxks said that he has 10,000 sandbags and 1500 to 1600 will
be used by his Dep�rtment. He would like to know haw many addir.ional. bags tp
order, M�ycr. Kirkham told him the City Manager wi11. have the numbe.r ready for
him the next day.
Mr, D, Tarnowski, 8151 Riverview Terrace N.E., asked if there was going to be a
Ghaxge f.or rh� saatdbags, and if so, how much. He pointed out that the residents
have bet+�uwen 15 and 25 dsys before the crest should axrive. Councilman Sam-
uelson saAd tha� h� felt that they should be free. Mayor Kirkham said that he
thox+.gh� there sh.o�a7.d be a small charge £or them to keep people from making a
run on them. It seems if something is free, some people always want it, whether
they�have a use fox it or not. Mr. Tarnowski felt that control along River-
view Texrace should be provided free and if people further up river want some
added protection, ±hey should be able to get it. Councilman Samuelson wondered
if there would be a need for sandbags, once �his operation goes into effect.
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, The Civil Defense Director said that he did not think so. He said that Che
Corps of Engineers had recommeuded not fortifying individual homes with sand
bags, as.this puts an unnatural pressure on the foundations of the house. The
' City Manager pointed out that there is always the possibility of a break-through
with a levy, or the possibility of an ice jam and the water going over. He
said that he did not feel that the City couid say that the homes would 6e pro-
tected 100�. Councilman Sheridan said that the sandbags are for protection of
, individual homes and he,did not think the City could give them away legally.
He asked how triuch they cost. The Director of Public Works said they are 12�¢
apiece. �Counc9.lman Samuclson added.4hat each individual home owner will have
' to make up his own mind whether to trust the dike, or provide additional sand
bags.
' Mr. Tarnowski said that he would want to protect his home and he wanted �
definate answer on whether or not the City is going to help. The Director of
Civil Defense said that the Corps of Engineers has indicated that it will
definitely be built in time. The City Manager said that if the sandbags are
� to be used on personal property, the home owner should ba charged. A home
owner should protect his home even though a dike is constructed irecausa of the
possibility of a break-tfirough or an ice jam. A?ady in the audienca said that
I in 1965 thare were not enough sandbags, and they had to gat them from Bob's
Produce. She was assured that the City wiIT have enough this year.
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to all the people in that area tomorrow giving them the latest flood predictions.
He said that he had been dealing with the churches etc. to provide places for
people to go. The City Engineer said that the Fire Department wilI put clean
water in the basements of the homes not being protected.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT - WATER PROJECT #92: (Bids opened March
17, 1969 at 12:OU Noon
Planholder
Erwin Montgomery Constr.
2160 W. County Road D
St. Paul, Minn. 55112
R.D. McLean Construction
1207 S.E. 6th Street
Forest Laka, Minn. 55025
Roher.t Miller Constr.
1390 lOth Avenue
Newport, Minn. 55055
Sandstrom F, Hafner, Inc.
7400 HighWay #65
Fridley, Minn, 55432
Walbon Excavating Company
3242 Highway 8
Minneapolis, Minn. 55418
Northern Contracting Co.
Box 336
Hopkins, Minne 55344
�Bid Surety
Co. Ohio Farmers
Ins. 5% B.B.
Fidelity $
Dep.
5� B.B.
Seahoard
Surety
5$ B.B.
The Home
Ind. Ga.
5� B.B.
St.P. F.g M.
5� B.B.
Transamerica
Ins.
S� B. B.
Lump Sum
Bid
$25,59fi.30
$27,845.44
$23,894.74
$30,475.OQ
$37,245.00
$26,600.OQ
Completion Time
60 Days
65 Days
�[s Sgecified
IOQ Days
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The City Engineer said that the bids came in rather.high. This is for one
individual small job, and the costs to the contractor are high for just one
job in an area. He said that the Engineering estimate was $21,d40.A0 and the
l�sost.bidder was Robest L. Mi1lerConstruction Comgany at �23,89#.74, b�ir.
Olssn said that aatother.reason the Eids were high is the rnad iaad restriciimzs
are sxill on and tha �p2etiaa dat� �I�ay fiaa,t.
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water line on 6Gth Avanue under Proj�ect:4t-92 xo Rabert L_ Mi1ler Construesion
Company in the araount of $23,894.74. Seconded by Cauacil�r Lie61. E4pon a
voice vote, a11 voting aya, Mayor Kirktssm ileclared Lho �otion earried unani�
mous3y.
RESOLUTFOt4 N45-1969 - RESOLU'FION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR 4NE NEW TAIL GA'�
PAV R:
MOTION by Councilman Sheaidan to adopt Resolution �45-1369. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. .Upon a voice vote, sil voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dec2ared the
motion carried unanimously. -
- RESOLUTIQN TO ADVERTISE FOR BiDS FOR aNE NSW TW0 TO TFDtEE
MOTIOI� by Councilman Liebl.to adopt Resolutian #46-1969. Seconded by Ca�cil-
ffian Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, Mayor Rirkhs� deciarad the
motion aarried unanimosuly.
1►47-1969 -
MOTaON by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #47-1969. Seconded by Council-
, man Samueison. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayo� Kiricham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
FETTTION #8-1969 - REQUESTING STREET IMPROVEMENf �F '797'Ft tVAY:
MOTION by Cauncilman Harris to receive Petition #8-1969 and concur with the
Public Hearing date of April 14th. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. llpon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani-
mously.
CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of General Claims #17552 through
#1767T and Liquor Claims #3114 through #3165. Seconded by Councila� LieDl.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimousiy.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the following licenses:
General Contzactor � Approved By
Mike Adams Builders
4720 Wingard Lane
Brooklyn Center, h4inn.
Michael Adams NEW
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Masonxy
Jersy Fle��,l� �o±�dsa�o �
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4TfTi N�ve��� �����asue
Ne�a L���,. PEa�a'��sota
Cigarette
Irv's Bglliard`s ,
6237 Univeristy ,4ve.
Fridley, MinnesoYa
Skywood Pharmacy
5267 Central Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
VFW #363
1040 Osborne Road
Faidley, Minnasota
Colonial House Rest.
6215 University Ave.
Fridley, Minnesota
Art's Superette, Inc.
6483 Univexsity Avemie
Fridley, Minnesota
ARA
Precision Sheet MetaI
52�0 Main Street N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
ARA
tTealers M£g. Comgsuqr
5130 Main Street if.E.
Fridley. MinnesaLa
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3er�y F2eagLe
Itving Weinberg
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Sheldon A. Mortenson
Erling 0. Edwards
Paul A. Baney
Arthur Swanson
Georg�r Kuhl
George Kuhl
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Rurt �ffg.. C�mpany George Kuhl
SZ80 Main Street N.E.
Fxidley, Minnesota
Acme Metal Sginning, Mildred 6ah1:
98 43rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Spartan Dapartment Store Winifred Perkins
5351 Central Avenue N.E:
FridIey, Minnesota
Jim's Dairy Store James A. Rocheford
b253 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
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Agpa�ei�sd fly
�uai�a�� A���ctor
Chie£ of Police
Chie� of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Yolice
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Ghiaf of Police
Chief of Police
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�igarette � Approved By
Central Embers, Inc. Henry S. Rristal Chief of Police
5400 Central Avenue
Fridley, h9innesota
Red Owl Stores, Inc. R.D. Uphoff Chief of Police
6525 Uriiversity Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
Shorewood Liquor Stoxe Susan Reinhart Chief of Police
6161 Highway #65
Fridley, Minnesota
Holly Center Liquor Susan Reinhart Chief of Police
6481 iJniversity Avenue M,E.
Fridley, Minnesota
East River Road Liquor Susan Reinhart Chief of Police
3710 East River R�ad
Fridley, Minnesota
Saadee's Cafe William F. Weiss Chief of Police
6490 Certxal Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Moore Lake Pu.e Oil Richard M. Kyro Chief of Police
980 Hackmann Avenue
ETi�ley, Minnesota
Club 47 Billy Don Harpole Chief of Police
6061 UniVersity Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Delivexy Truck
Am�rican Linen Supply Co. Frances Golfus Chief of Police
47 South 9th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Vending Machine
VFW Post 363 Erling 0. Edwards Health Inspectox
1040 Osborne Road
Fxidley, Minnesota
THE MOTION to approve the licenses was seconded by Councilman Harris. IIpon a
voice-vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani-
mously.
ESTIMATES:
Comstock $ Davis, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
1446 County Road J
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
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ESTIMATES CONTINUED:
For the furnishing of resident inspection and resident
supervision for the staking out of the fol2owing
construction work:
Estimate #1 (PAATIAL) - Storm Sewer Improvement
Project �89 through February 28, 1969
Estimate M2 (PARTIAL) - Test Well Construction
Water Improvement 75-H from February 3, 1969-
through February 28, 1969
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$ 87.74
$334.26
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the estimates. Seconded by
Councilman Liabl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE k412 - AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridat� to adopt Revised Ordinance #4I2, waive reading and
order publication. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Harris,
Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham, F. tiiebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham;deelared The
motion carried unanimouslp.
COt�9AlJNICATIONS:
A. COPY OF LETTER FROM BARAIA AND GUZY TO SUPERIOR 400.OIL COMPANY
MO?IOft by Councilmatt Liebl to receive the communicatton from Barna Fr Guzy to
tke Snperior 400 OiF Company dated March 10, 1869. The motion was seconded snd
upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
B. DR. KENNETH SPELT2: PERMIT FOR VETERINARIAN CLINIC ON T.H. #65
The City Engineex said that the Council did authorize a building permit subject
to getting the utilities in. The Public Hearing for these utilities is to be
April 14th. The applicant would like the Council Co release him if he submits
a letter of agreement so that he can start work immediately.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from Dr. Kenneth Speitz
dated March 12, 1969 and instruct the City Engineer to get an agreement signed
in regard to the utilities to allow him to start work immediateiy. Seconded by
Councilman Harais. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
C. CITY OF COON RAPIDS: MEETING TO BE HELD ON RIVER FLOODING CONDITIONS
MOTI9N by Councilman Harris to receive the comm�mication from Coon Bapids daied
March 13, 1969 and instruct the AdministraLion Lo designate a representatire to
attend the Meeting. Seconded bq Councilman Liebl. iJpon a voice v,ote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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D. FRIDLEY SENIOR HIGH: REQUEST TO USE COURT ROOM FOR CLASS PLAY
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to receive the communicatimn fro� the Senior High
School signed by Mrs. Sheila Lyons dated March 17, 1969 and grant permission
for use of the Court Room at the standard fee.
The City Manager pointed out that there would be incurred extra janitorial
services. Councilman Harris suggested that a letter be sent to them asking
them to pick up after the play as much as possible. Mayor Kirkham said that this
would lessen the cost to tfiem in janitorial services. Councilman Harris said
that he would like them to store any props they may be using away so they will
not be in the way for Court.
THE MOTION was seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham derlared the motion carried vnanimously.
CITY DIRECT'ORY:
Tke City Manager+sa'xd that Shir2ey fleArens, Fridley Sna Reporter has indicated
she would like to know the Caunci2 wishes ��aving a gage in the directory
containing City information. It wauld cost about $200.
Councilman Harris indicated that he was against it. Councilman Sheridan agreed
and Said that public funds could not be spent in such a�anner. However, inas-
much as they are our legal newspaper, and the directory is supported for the
most part by ads, it would be nice if they would wish to donate a page at no
cost. Councilman Liebl agreed.
MR. HARRY CROWDER: RESIGNATION FROM FRIDLEY Ht1MA1G RELATIONS COBBdI'CfEE:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the resignation of Mr. Harry Crowder
from the Fridley Human Relations eommittee dated February 4, 1969, and instruct
the Administration to prepare a Certificate of Achievement. Seconded by Council-
man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried ssnanimously.
YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS:
Mayor Kirkham said that he had just attended the Eagie Scout Program at St.
Philip's Lutheran Church tonight, and he would like to ask.the City Manager
to prepare three youth achievement awards.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to instruct the City Manager to prepare Youth
Achdevemen2 Awards for Kevin Benson, 640 SOth Avenue N.E.; David Larson,
670 Halene Place; and Dean Reiners; 585 Bennett Dxive. Seconded by Councfl-
man Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
PEMT�1 REZONING INFORMATION:
MOTION by Councilmaa Liebl to receive the Pemtrne rezoning information compiied
by the Adminis2ration. Seconded bq Conneiiman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declarad the motion carried unanimously.
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ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council
Meeting of March 17, 1969,adjourned at 11:20 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Mayor`Kirkham called the 5pecial Council Meeting of March 31, 1969 to order at
7:00 P.M.
PLEDGE dF ALI,EGIANCE:
, Mayor Iti rkham requested the Council and audience rise and join the Council in
saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Elag.
, ROLL CALL:
, MEMHERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Harris, Liebl, Samuelson, Sheridan
MENSBERS� ABSENT: None
- ADOPTION.-0F.AGENDA: � �
' Mayor Kirkham-said that there were three items to add to the Aqenda which were:
#5. Hiring-of Street Maintenance Man
, #6. Resolution Regarding Condemnation of Right of Way on 73rd Avenue Between
Gentral'Avenue and T.H. #65
1k7: FMC Request for Waiver of REC Charges for Proposed Engineering Building .
' MOTION by Councilman xarris to adopt Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
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PROPOSED LEGISLATION FOR FRZDLEY FIRE
The Fridley Fire Department was in attendance for this item. The City Attorney
read the Resolution he had drafted on the proposed Leaislation for the Firemens'
Relief Association. The Finance Director said that it was his understanding that
the bill has been changed, but he said Yhat he had not seen the final amendment.
Councilman Liebl asked the Finance Director who drew up the plans referred to in
, his memorandum. TYie Finance Director answered that the four plans appearing are
plans used by other municipalities. Councilman Harris said that Plan #2 and #4
do not desiqnate any age limits.
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Mr. Carl Moen, Fridley Representative, said that there is a bill which has been
passed through the House and is being considered by the Senate now that would
supersede any plan the City of Fridley might set up, unless the City would wish
to include more benefits than the bill covers. He said that he had sent a copy
cf the bi11 #1829 to Mz. Don Savelkoul, Attorney for the Volunteer Firemens' Relief
Association. The City Attorney asked it this would apply to all class cities.
Mr. Moen said that was his understanding. Councilman Harris said that on this
basis, he would like to see the Resolution passed, then see if the bill passes
through the Senate, befare discussion of the plans. Mr. Moen said that he thought
that the bi11 should pass through the Senate with no trouble, as it is a 1oca1
Legislatine bill.
RESOLUTION #48-1969�- RESOLUTION REGARDING PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE CHANGE IN
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #48-1969.
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Councilman Lieb1 said as there are four plans, if the City were to do something
additional,he asked the Fire Department which of the four plans they would
like, bearing in mind that the City has only so'much money to spend. The President
of the Firemens' Relief Association showed a copy of the bill referred to by Mr.
Moen to the City Attorney. He said that the Association would have sel£ish
motives, of course, and would prefer the fully escalated plan as this would
give the best cocerage to protect against inflation. Based on the figures from
Mr. Frank Moulton, Chairman, Legislative Retirement Study Commission, it seems
that the City could not afford this plan. The President of the Association said
that the actuarigl study they had made did not give the inEormation they desired
relative to the cost of the plan. Coilncilman Liebl asked how the Association was
covered now. The President of the Association said that the volunteers are
covered at a rate of $40 a month for 20 years service after the retirement age of
50. For dependents and orphans it is $21 a month until 18 years of age. For
widows, the present plan'gives $52 to $63 per month. He said that for the paid
men, he is not sure how they are classified. Some authorities say that Fridley
is a second class city, some say not. He said in 1967 they drew up a bill which
would provide some options. -0ne point Mr. Moulton made was in regard to the 4/S
vote required by Council. He said that in this bill, the by-laws had to be sati-
fied by the Council and a 4/5 vote was required to effect the plan. He said that
he felt this was an important point. He pointed out that 6� is the amount the
employees pay now, and this pexcentage varies from 0� up to 6� within the various
municigalities. Councilman Liebl asked the Association if they would be willing
to pay some on their own. The President of the Association said that they would
be required to pay 6� by this proposed bill. Councilman Liebl said that he felt
that Plan #4 (the fully esculated p�any was too expensive, but that Plan #3 calling
for 20� of salary paid by the City and 6� paid by the employee, with retirement
at the,age of 55 with 20 years of service, 50$ of average salary for the last
5 years of employment, would be about average and a good compromise.
The P=esident of the Association pointed out that all the optional plans require
20 years of service and retirement at the age of 50. He said that he has been
told that the entry age into a plan is quite a factor in determining the cost
of Y.he plan. Councilman Harris pointed out that Plan #3 actually incorporates
an escalator clause. The President of the Association aqreed and said that it
was felt by the Association that this would be a suitable compromise, although
it was felt that this should be studied more. He said that under Plan #3 (the
Proposed Bill) the retirement pay is calibrated on the last five years of ser-
vice rather than an average of the years of service. He said that raising the
pay of the firemen would not raise the pay of the people drawing pension bene-
fits. Councilman Samuelson asked in regard to the escalator clause, if the pay
was increased for volunteers, would the retired volunteer pay increase. The
President of the Association said yes, there would be a percentage of increase.
The City Attorney asked if, after the material from Mr. Moulton was received,
the actuarial study Was determined to be sound. The President of the Asso-
aiatfon sai.d"the acturial study did not tell if it was sound, it onZy told the
cost of having a plan. The Finance Director added that the figures from Mr.
Moulton indicated that if 26� of the employees salary were to be put into the
fund, it would make it sound. The City Attorney asked if that takes into
consideration the amount of money already in the fund. The Finance Director said
yes. The City Attorney wondered if the Resolution was worded correctly and if
the Council understood the total cost to the City and to the Bnployees.
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Cauncilman Sheridan asked what the present mill levy was for the Firemens'
Relief Association. The�:Finance Director said that.it was one mil1..:Council- ��
man Sheridan-said that a rule of thumb he has used is that the employee pays
1/3 of the cost and the employer pays 2/3. Hy applying this rule to the
proppsed bill, 6a would be paid by the employee, and 3 R 6 would be 18�.
188 added to the 6$ would be 24�, which is quite close to the 26$ proposed in
the biil. The President of the Association said that he would like to have
the Resolution passed, as if there is none, he would be afraid the Senate
would not act favorably on this bill. He said that the Association felt
that administxation should come Erom the local level, and if the bill does
nat'pass, it might mean State control, which they would be against, judginq
by the example of the PERA system. If more men were added to the Department,
th@re would be increased costs, but along with the increased cost, there would
be an increased tax base.
Councilman Liebl commented that according to his figuring, under the proposed
bill, the City's share would be about 2 mills, then the Firemens' Relief
Association would pay 1/3 of that cost. The President of the Association
said that estimate might be slightly high. Using 26$ of the salary would
figure out to be aboub $27,000 total for the next year or two, which would be
about 25�.
The City Attorney vrondered if the Resolution should not be re-worded sliqhtly
'. to incorporate the idea that the Council acknowledqes the fact that they realize
what the cost of the pension system is and agree that they are willing to pay
the cost. This is what was requested by Senator Grieg.
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Association in wanting control to be by the City rather than by the State.
AMENDMENT TO MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to add to the Resolution "That
the Council realizes what the cost of the pension system is and agree that
they are willing to pay the cost". Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un-
animously.
' THE MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #48-1969 was seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de-
clared the motion carried unanimously.
' �AT THIS POZNT COUNCILMAN HARRIS HAD TO LEAVE THE MEETING.
Councilman Liebl asked if any maximum mill rate could be built into this
, Resolution. The City Attorney said that it was his underetanding that any
specific plan would have to be approved by the Council and if it was felt to
be too expensive, they could agree not to participate. The Pinance Director
' said that this was not his understanding. He said that he thought that if the
bill passes, the minimum standards would be set and the Council would not
kave anything to do with it, other than to provide additional l�enefits if they
' wished. Councilman Liebl said that he believed that Plan #3 would comply with
the minimum criteria under consideration by the Senate. The City Manager
pointed out that by the Amendment, the Council is agreeing to pay an open end
plan and they do not know the costs. Councilman Liebl agreed and wondered if
' the words "not to exceed two mills" should not be added. The City Attorney
said that this could be added to the bill, that the Council agrees to pay
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aot in excess of two mills. The Finance Director said that what Senator
Grieg will say is, this would be fine now, but what about when there are more
men added to the force. Mayor Kirkham said that the way the xesolution reads
now, might find the City with a never-ending increase in mill levy. Council-
man Sheridan agreed.
The President of the Association said that before the bill will pass the
Senate, this Resolution has to be passed. If it is passed, the by-laws will
not beaome effective until Council approves them by a 4/5 vote. Then the
Firemens' Relief Association will have to arrive at a plan for paying bene-
fits within the provisions of the bill, then this would be submitted to the
Council. The final control would rest with the Council. He explained that
this bill is only an enabling law. Ae said that what Senator Grieg would
j like to know at this time is if the Council will go on record as supporting
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� MOTION by Gouncilman Sheridan to reconsider and re-adopt Resolution #48-1969.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to strike the Amendment and add this Amendment
in its place: "That the Fridley City Council understands the costs and goes
on record in support of proposed Leqislation Eor the Fridley Firemens' Relief
Association". Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
TF� MOTION to adopt Resolution #48-1969 was seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
TION�ON MINNESOTA C
�MBER OF COMMERCE'S�SPLIT.
�SENASE FILE #271:
The City Manager said that this information from the Minnesota Chambers of
Commerce was received by his office indicating that the municipal licenses
would be considered the same as private licenses. Mayor Kirkham added that
this amendment was proposed, as Senator Blatz of Bloomington had objected to
the amendment placed on his bill in the House, as it was not germain. This
proposed amendment would be germain, as it applies to cities of the lst,
2nd, 3rd, and 4th class, and will be added in place of the other amendment.
He said that it was most important to get something through. This would not
take anything away Erom the present system. Senator Grieg would like to
support this, and Mayor Kirkham said in his opinion, he thought this was fine.
Councilman Samuelson added that the Chambers o£ Commerce are active lobbyists.
Councilman Liebl said that he had no objection.
REGARDING SPLIT
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #49-1969 endorsing Minnesota
Chambers of Commerce Amendment to S.F. #27 L Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Opon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CONSIDERATION� OF�SPECSAL USE PERMIT FOR HOLIDAY VILLAGE FOR OPERATION OF THEIR
GARDEN STORE:. . . � . �
The City Manager said that the frame work is still ug as they w�re granted
permission by the Council to leave it. Now they are requesting a special use
pernlit to get zeady for their spring business. This is along University Avenue,
on the east side of their store.
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' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant a special use permit to Holiday Village
North for the use of the Garden Store. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the following license:
General Contractor Approved Sy
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C.F. Haglin & Sons Co. By: R.A. Roberts NEW Building Inspector
4005 West 65th Street . _.
Mittneapolis, Minn. _ �_ _
Secanded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham"`declared the motion carried.
APPOiNTMENT: � . . . . .. . . . . ___ _ . .
Name Position
. �Mr. Joseph �.Gonsior �. . - Street Maintenance�Man �
6210 6th Street N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the appointment o£ Mr. Soseph
Gonsior to the Street Maintenance Department at $606 per month. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
. RESOLUTION #50-1969 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF ADDIT20NAL � '�,,
� RIGHT OE S+lAY FOR 73RD AVENUE BETWEEN CENTRAL AVENUE AND�T.A. #65: �'�- '���(
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #50-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, Kirkham, Samuelson, Liebl voting aye,
Sheridan abstaining, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
FMC REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF REC CHARGES FOR PROPOSED ADDITION TO BUILDING: .
The City Manager explained that this xequest is for a waiver of REC charqes
placed on all new buildings or additions to buildings by Resolution #61-1967.
They £eel that they should be eaempted as their sewage does not go into the
North Suburban Sanitary Sewer System, but into the Minneapolis system under
an agreement dated November 18, 1940, and ask that any charges in connection
with the N.S.S.S.D. System be deferred until such system is actually used
at this location.
Councilman Liebl asked if they were to hook up in the future, would they
pay these charges. The City Attorney said yes. Ceuncilman Liebl said,
with this understanding, the request should be granted. The City Manager said
that Councilman Harris had indicated before the Meeting that the waiver of
charges is not because of the additional building being a part of the complex,
but is hased on the agreement by FMC with the City of Minneapolis for capacity,
ancl that if some time in the future FMC uses Fridley capacity, agreed upon
between Fridley and Minneapolis or FMC utilizes N.S.S.S.D. capacity, REC charges
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MOTION by Councilmas Liebl to grant the request of FMC to waive the�REC
charges for their new Engineering building with the-understanding that the
waiver is not because of the additional building being part of the complex,
but is based on the agreement by FMC with the City of Minneapolis for capa-
city, and that if some time in the £uture, FMC uses Fridley capacity agreed
upon between Fridley and Minneapolis or FMC utilizes N.S.S.S.D. capacity,
REC charges would then be required from FMC. Seconded by Councilman Samuel-
son. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENT WITH�SPRSNG�LAKE PARK FOR TEMPORARY CONNECTIQN TO
THEIR LINE FOR BOB'S PRODUCE RANCHr . . �
The City Engineer showed a map of the area on the screen, and explained that
Council authorized a temporary connection to N.S.S.S.D. for Bob!s Produce
Ranch by Resolution #33-1969. The N.S.S.S.D. has laid this request aside and
indicated that they would like an agreement to be drawn up with Spring Lake
Park for the ase of their 18" Iine, the City to svbmit a plan to serve all
this area, and indicate whether'the connection is to be temporary or perma-
nent. He pointed out that the Council has already adopted a plan to serve
this area. He sugqested that if the owner would agree to hook up to N.S.S.S.D.
near University Avenue on a temporary basis, then 2ater, when the City system
is laid out the connection to N.S.S.S.D. can be removed and connected to the
City system.
Councilman Liebl asked whether the Nozth Suburban Sanitary Sewer District is
objecting to the procedure or the hook up. The City Engineer explained that
this line was designed only to serve Spring Lake Park, and would require
an agreement for its use.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to authorize the City Engineer and the City Attorney
to work out an agreement with Spring Lake Park for the use of thcir line on
a temporary basis. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
SPEED LIMIT ON EAST RIVER ROAD:
Councilman Samuelson said that he had noticed that the speed limit on East
River Road has been reduced from 45 MPH to 40 MPH. He felt that the Police
Department should be alerted to be on the look-out for speeders. Councilman
Sheridan added that perhaps the Police Department should just give warning
tickets for a time until people get accustomed to the reduction. He suggested
that the press could make people aware of the reduction also. Councilman Liebl
said that a thank you should go to the County for their help in getting the
speed reduced.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn the Meeting_ Seconded by Councilman Samu-
elsan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham d=clared the Special
Council Meeting of March 31, 1969 adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
�R pectfully submitted,
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Secretary to the City Council ,
Jack 0. Kirkham
Mayor
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HHARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of
the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431
University Avenue N.E. on Apr�l 7, 1969 in the Council Chamber at
7:30 P.M. for the purpose of:
' Consideration of a rezoning request by N. Craig Johnson
(ZOA �69-03) to rezone from C-2S (general shopping areas)
and M-1 (light industrial areas) to R-3 (general multiple
� family dwellings), the following described parcel which is
that part oi' tha S T/2 of Section 3, T-30� R-24, Anoka
County, Minnesota described as follows:
MBeginning at the most Southerly corner of Lot 1� Block 1,
Pearson's lst Addition; thence Northeasterly and Easterly
a�on the Southerly line of said Pearson's lst Addition to
, the �outhwesterly line of the Great Northern Railroad Compaay
right of way; thence Southeaster'y along said Southresterly
right of way line to a point 606.60 feet Northwesterly o� the
� Southerly line of said S 1/2 of Section 3, as measured along
said Southwesterly right of way line; thence Westerly�
parallel with said South line of the S 1/2 of Section 3, to
the Hortheasterly corner of Outlot A, Pearson's 2nd Addition;
� thence continuing Westerly and Southwesterly along the
NortAerly line of said Pearson's 2nd Addition to the North-
easterly right of way line of East River Road; thence North-
� westerly along said Northeasterly right of way lina to the
point of beginning.
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Generally located South of 79th-way between East Rivez Road
and the zailroad tracks.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter
•ay be heard a.t this time.
" PUBLISH: MarCh 19, 1969
March 26� 1969
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MAYOR
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of
the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431
University Avenue N.E. on April 7, 1969 in the Council Chamber at
7:30 P.M. for the purpose of:
Consideration of a rezoning request by Gordon G. Swenson
(ZOA Y69-04) to rezone from M-1 (light industrial areas)
to C-2 (general business areas), the following described
parcel:
' Outlot 1. Block 1, Nagel's Woodlands, Anoka County,
Minnesota; together with all that part of the NW 1/4 of
the NW 1/4 of Section 12, T-30, R-24, lying Easterly of
said Nagel's Woodlands, westerly of Lampert's Addition;
' Northerly of the Westerly extension of the Southerly
line of said Lampert's Addition, and Southerly of
Osborne Road.
Generally located Sout� of Osborne Road between Baker
Street NE and State Highway �65.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above
matter may be heard at this time.
JACK 0. KIRKHAM
MAYOR
PUBLISH: MarCh 19, 1969
March 26, 1969
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
$EFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WF[OM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there will be a PubliC
Hearing of the Ci.ty Council of the City of Fridley in the
City Hall at 6431 University Avenue N.E, on April 7, 1969
in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M, for the purpose of:
Cons3deration of a rezoning request by Robert
A. Guzy (ZQA f69-OS) to rezone from G 1
(local business areas) tp CR-2 (office serv.
and ltd. business), the following described
parcel:
Lots 26 �, 27, Block 2, Commerce Fark, Anoka
County, Minnesota.
Generally located South of Osborne and East of
Commerce Lane
Anyone dasiring to be heard with reference to the
above matter may be heard at this time.
FUBLISH: March 19, 1969
March 26, 1969
JACK 0. KIRKHAM
MAYOR
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC 'HEARFNG
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public
Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the
City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on April 7,
1969 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of:
' Consideration o£ the final plat (P.S. 564-03) by
Highland Park Development Co. being described as
Outlot 1, Melody Manor 4th Addition ex. North 400
ft. of West 217.8 ft. located in the North 1/2 of
' Section 11, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of
Anoka, State of Minnesota.
Generally located South of Osborne Aoad between
Madison St. and Jackson St.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the
above matter will be heard at this time.
JACK 0. KIRKHAM
MAYOR
PUBLISH: March 26, 1969
April 2, 1969
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PETITION COVER SHEET
Petition No, °-1969
March 28t 1969
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AN ORDYNANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE
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The Council af the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is
amended as hereinafter indicated.
SECTION 2. The tract or area wathin the County of Anoka
and the City of Fridley and described as:
T}�e I��st 47 feet of the South 120 feet of Lot
10, Aud'ator's Subdivision M88 all lying in the
South Half (S1/2) of Section 13, T-30, R-24,
City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of
Minneosta
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned
District known as R-3A (apartment and multiple
dwellings).
SECTIOM 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to
change the official zoning map to show said
tract o� area from zoned distaict R-1 (single
family dwellings) to R-3A (apartment and mu1-
tiple dwellings district).
PASSED BY T E CI Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS /_
DAY OF , 1969.
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Public Hearing;�tarch 10, 1964
First Reading March 17 1969
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APF C�Ri11?°�k10E TO AMi:ATD THE CI1Y CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY,
t'+�T?'Ids^,SaTA BY MAKING A CNANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS
�'iae Council of the C1tq of Fxidley do ordain as followsc
SECTION 1
SSCTION 2
Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended
as hereinafter indicated.
The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the
City of Fridley and described as:
The North 813 feet of the East three quarters (B 3/4)
of the Northeast Quarter (NF.�) of the Northeast
Quarter (NF:�) of Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of
Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota.
Ie hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
known as R-3A (apartment and multiple dwelliags).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to ch3nge
the official zoning map to show said tract or area
from zoned district R-1 (single family dwelliags)
to R-3A (apartment and miltiple dwellinga district).
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCiL OF THS CI1Y OF FRIDI.EY THIS
DAY OF , 1969.
AY`lEST :
CIT7C CLffitR - Marvin C. Brunsell
Pub11c Heariag: March 10 1969
Firat Reading: �rc 1�
Second Reading:
Publieh. . . ..
MAYOR - Sack 0. Kirkham
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Dring a rezoning petition and aaav r�2y ee�azt� P.o be�.ii.�t� ��; '4�, °��;a� E*�c�r^
brought to � heada The only pe��3�s seiucs e��u:d ot�;gc� so�2�i i;Lr� �:�t� �ose�c.��
people and no word has been Yeceived fsom Chem.
ChaLa�a*a vi<ckeon bxought up the ,er��� n:..e�_ved srom T.m�ec�'a i�d�go
�emps°� r�'���.�na rhey c�ould ?.tke 'ro go om recox�i as ennpo��za�n� t.hfc TMm+'^r;.
I�TiON bp Myhra� seconded by Mittelstadt, i�±at �"��a '-";c� �cr��an�^.�n
recelve the lettes dated March 10, 1969 from `�4 ��"'���'" �a�•`'^�
Compaay, 7E41 Co�erce Lane, Fridley. '!��'�__ .. _ 2. ..a�" . �*�: Ce,� �s�� �.f�cn L.
Fbadge� Presi.dent. Upon a voice z:�_:, �!� vo�� ayez �e ��i� c�Sar�Ad
tas�animoue ly.
Because o� comfr� ict ofr inteseaes, G�^.aisman Erickson er��hdaeer faom.
aci„on �xl 4��IF � Jeneen �oox the g��l.
MD1�0�1 bp T3t.2keleeadk, eecondmd bgr Flu�r��>rL6k, Ch� �I_^ �Z�-+�:1;��;
Camm�seilor �'.oe--. t`,�ze Fna'�?.ie neaxing off 2tae �ea¢m�.xag xec��ee�fiz r13c� t'�"6�v��35,
Coa�saz Pas� i�meaEm�xaC, Robert �„ Gensy of iL�2� 44 s`e�° 2?a �Ioc� 29
Co�emce Park to be rezoned ffaom G1 �q G$-2. Y.A�v�., e� eo'c� ve��B ��:! eqtis�
aye except Chaiawan Erickson ���ts3r"��g, �.'�� �:i�an carcfe�.
MDZZON by Aiyhs�, aeconded by FiY_zp���°'!c�:� 2ixac tF�� Fl.a=mi�� �Co�7Cesioaa
appsave tia¢ ��zoning zequest, ZOA #69-Q5, Co�.��c� Park izt�!eet�e=1�d RobesC
p. Gdizy, of Lot� 26 and 27, Bloek 2, Covmerce '3aak to b� rPSOa�cl �sea� C�1
(local bus�nes• aseas) go CR-2 (office •nrvice sn�3 1l�aited F�rc�.€°���ewe *�0
they fs�l ik :s en excellent proposa2 foR �isi� p�r'T2zulas ���r 4� ��
r�atr.'1�8ed ka the nor�h by ��x�.*�a� aufl,c�iaig ar.0 othes 1��nieati�am, r.irkYCe
e�U� v�m ne��[iee ack:on by anyone in the srea cosee�rnec9, °,lts� �.e8tes �.r.o�
Che I.araen Pie¢al Fabsicatore etated they appraV�� �� �:+=�:e,=�.c*{; "2^�uE�±.
ppon a voice vote, Chaix�an ��icicso- af�e�+�Lni�go she mo�:io�a c�zxied,
uR►aisman Erickeon seturned to the chaiF.
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Mr. Smit2s wa� �seaent and explaAas¢d �ha� �dus So a�. �eaaa�ent +aPa�sh s�n
thsough one o£ Uae to�a, and �he way fk aa�al� ea� aut, th¢y e�oarl� $n�vs s
�trip of land thmmt could not be usacEe �e^,+e+anted ko ineludm i� in 2he lo�,
It would be used ae part of a lot inesead of lo�Sng s stsip oeat of th� loC.
Ms. Jener� �aid that the Subcommittee xecomeaded a�paatrml bec�L�e th4y
felt he Wae co�kSng �re deeirable buildiAg oites. '!9ax ��sca�p�"c��� �S?sa$
would bc foxmulated laSea on vould be better vadess'�qod. Tla� Rsa�r2 �aAl�ed
•baut utilities before the Subco�Attx� and tfieae aeam� to be no p��kTc�
Cher�.
b�TLOP] by piyh�a, �8conded by Mitteletadt. that the Pl�myiug �a��peSoA
geso�d �o �oummc3l appsoval of the Lot Split Requeei, L.S. �69-0�-43-OG�^OSo
&t�3�h & Aader�om, Incorporated, of Lot� k. 6. 11 and 13. Ada�e Stse¢C Addi�$OR.
ppoa a voice vote, all voting aye, the motioa carried unsalmou�lly,
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The meeting was called to order hy Chairman �ickaon at 8:05 �.M.
I�IB�tS PftESENT: Erickson, Tonco, Biermann
I�+IDIIiS ABSENT: Sorneen, Hauge
OTI�?S PRFSENT: $arilc Muhich-Building Official
In reviewing the files it was discovered that the following progreae in the
development of this area resulted;
October 6, i965: A similar request was made of the Board of Appeale by
Winslow & Asaociated.
ACTION: Re£er the request to the Planning� Commiesion
October 14, 1965: Planning Commiasion recommended approval after aeveral
yeara of study. (Quoting minutea of Planning Commisaion
meeting of October 14, �965•)
October 18, 1965: City Council agreed to postgone action on requeat until
reviewed by the Building Board.
October 27, 1965: The Board of Appeals agreed to continue hearing until _
repo�-t ie received from the Planning Commieaion.
December 16, 1y65: Planning Commisaion recommended approval o£ the nuraing
home concept.
December 2, 1965: City Council agreed to aet date of consideration of a
request for a Special Use Permit at January 17, 1966.
Januarv 12, 1966: Board o£ Appeala recommended approval of Special IIee Perm3t
January 1'j, 1966: City Council gran�ted Special Use Permit £or a period of
one year.
October 2, 1968: A new request for a Special IIse Permit wsa made of the
Board of Appeals by Medicare Development on October 2, 1968.
October 16. 1968: Board of Appeals-No action taken. No quorum, however, following
diecuesion;
(DCCFitPP FROAI Tf� MINOTES OF THE BOARD OF' APPEALS MA�TING OF OCTOBER 16, 1968.)
A RDQIIEST FpR A SPDCFAL IISE PERMIT AS PEEt S�TION 45•�9, 2d, FOR Tf� CONSTRIICTION OF
A NQRSING HOME IN AN R-1 ZONING ON PART OF OIITLOT #1, MELODY MANpR 4th ADDITION,
ANOKA COIIN'I7, MINNE50TA, THE SAME BEING %5']4 LYRIC LANE, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, (R173Q,QE5T
BY MEDIC9RE DEVII,OPMENT COMPANY, 640 RAND TOWER, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNF,SOTA.)
Mr. Joeeph Gitie, repreaenting Medicare �evelop�ment �o., vas present to offer to the
Board, the plsns for the Auraing Home, Speeis3 Uae Permit (See t3�e flctober 2, t968
Eoard of Appeale agends and minutea.)
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It is the opinion of the Board that the Specisl Use Permit be gxanted to Medicare
Development Compsny for theae resaona;
1. The plane ehown to the Board membere, after their reviex, aeem very
adequate and certainly consistent to good building etandsrde. The plane
sre�available for Council review, (Two eete of plane).
2. Joseph Gitis wae aeked to have a plot plan available at the next Council
meeting to offer a clear underatanding of parking�3.ot facilitiee, the
location of the propoeed building on the lot, dri.veways, outdoor lighting, etc.
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If a lot eplit ie neceasary, application will have to be made, and soon,
by Medicare Development Company.
The nuraing� home concept fita very well into the hoepital, clinic, nureing
home type center.
The Special IIse Permit previously granted had expired and conetruction
had not atarted.
The unit will be a free enterprise agency paying full ahare of tszes.
Oatober 21,1968: City Council diacuased the requeet for a Specisl IIee Permit.
They agreed, however, another Public $earing would have to be
held ae the last meeting� of the Board of Appeale had no quorum.
October 30, 1968: The Board of Appeals postponed hearing as sufficient plane
were not eubmitted.
November 6, 7968: The Board of Appeals recommended granting o£ the Specisl IIae
Permit. Following action took place;
(EXCERPT FROM THE NOVFS�ER 6, 1968 BUARD OF APPEALS MINUTES)
� A RDQIIFST FOR A SPECIAL IISE PERMIT AS PF� SECTION 45•�9, 2d, FOR THE CONSTRIICTION
OF A N[TRSING HOME IN AN R-1 ZONING ON PART OF ODTLOT #1, MELODY MANOR 4TH ADDITION,
ANOKA COIINPY, MINNFSOTA, TfIE SAME BEING 7574 LYRIC LANE, FRIDLEY, MINNFSOTA. (RDQUEST
BY MIDICARE AEVELOPNIENT CO., 640 RAND TOWFF�{, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.)
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Mr. Gitie wae preeent to preeent hia propoeal.
A new plot plan was aubmitted ehowing� new ingreae artd egreee, landacaping, location
of propoaed building on the lot, etc.
MOTION by Harria to grant the requeat for the following reaeona;
1. There was no one preeent in oppoaition to the requeet. '``
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3. The nureing home concept fits very well into the hoepitsl, clinic,
nureing home type oenter.
q. The Special IIse Permit previouely granted had ezpired and ooaetruction
had not etarted.
5. The unit will be a free enterpriee agency paying full ahase of taxee.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. Motion peesed.
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March 26 1 6 :
er some isauseion regarding the preeent requeat, the Board came up with the
following auggeetiona;
1. Rampe rather than etoops at entries.
2. Reflzee etorage area be fenced in.
3. Poeaibly reversing plan-North elevation to South to improve aethetice.
4. Plane aubmitted to be atamped by Certified Architect or Engineer.
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MOTI�N by Biermann to re£uae the requeat to conetruct a nureing home on the eite,
fundamentally because of the asthetice of the South Elevation.
Seconded by Tonco. IIpon a voice vote, there being� no naye, the motion carried
unanimouely.
The Board made a few additional auggeetions as to how the asthetics might be
improved by uairag a little imagination and flipping� the plan over.
Mr. Donaldeon, before leaving, inquired if he could request to appear before
the City Council even though his present requeat had not been approved by the
Deaign Control Board.
The Board aesured him that he had the right.
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Reepectfully eubmitted,
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THE MINUTE5 OE' THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MP.RCH 19, 1969
The me�ting waa aalled to c�rder by Acting Chairman Minieh at 7:3A P.M,
P'�'1BFR"u PRFSENT: Miniqh, Ahonen, HaTrie, O�Bannon, Mittelstadt
OTFiF�tS PRFSENT: Hank Muhich-Building 0�'ficisl
MOTTON by Ahonen to a�prove the mSnutea of March 5, 1969 aa wratten.
Seoonded by Harria. IIpon a voice vpte, th�re being no nays, the mot�on
aarried unanimously.
Mr, �iouaenga, American Oil Company District Engiaeer, wae present to aztewer
queetions about the requeet. He brought with him picturee o£ how the etatlpn
should look after remodeling.
MO'TION by 0' Bant�on to close the Rzblic Hearin�'.
Faavnded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimouely.
MQTION by 0'Baruion �o grant the request as the yroposed improvemenbs would
upgzade the buildi.ng a great dea1.
Seoonded by Ahonert. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the mot�.on
oarried unanimousiy,
Mr. Rlatamaki was preaent to anawer all queationa conaernin8 his requeet.
It wa�a brought out that 1f the requeet wa� granted there xould be over the
minimum of 15 feet betWeen the proposed gara.ge and exieting' etruoture�e,
Mr. Rietamaki waa aeked if he had talked to hie neighbor to the weet of him,
Mr. Smitten, ae to how he felt about the gropoeed garage. &e e�id that he had
talked to Mr. Smitten and Mr. Smi,tten didn't mind.
M(YPIO�i by Ahonen to cloee the Public Heax'ing
$9oondad by xarris. IIpon a voice vote, there being� no naye, the motion
oasTlad unanimously.
MOTIQN by Ssrsie to apgrove the reque�t by Mz�. Arnold Rietamaki tp oon8�suot
a� atCaohed garage on Lot 10, Blook 1, Sandhurst Addition �he �ame bpin6'129
Hartman Cirale N.E. Fridley on the conti.ng�ency that Mr. Riatamaki bring 1A a
le�tRZ� oP Goncuranqe from Mr. Sm�.tten.
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� Seconded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimouely.
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Mr. Velin was present to preeent hie requeet to the Board.
The propoeed garage wae 15� feet wida by 25 fe�t long.
MO'1'ION by 0'Bannon to cloee the Public Hearing.
Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimously.
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MOTION by 0'Bannon to grsnt the requeet to allow the conatruction of a garage
14 feet by 25 feet ae the eaeemente to the North and Weet on thie property have
made it neceeeary for the odd location of the house on the lot and thue has
reeulted in a definate hardehip in thie caee. Thie approval ie eubject to a
letter from the adjoining property owner of Lot 5, Block 2, Carleon�e Summit
Manor, a�xeeing to the location of the propoeed garage.
Seconded by Harrie. IIpon a voice vote, Ahanen voting Nay, the motion carried.
Mr. Anderaon waa present to anawar any queetioue from the Board.
1Kr. Ahonen: I was out to look at the property on Sunday, March 16, and I talked
to Mr. E��gelhardt, property owner at �120 Eaet River Road, xhich ie two lote
South of 71q4 Riverview Terrace. At that time, Mr• Fssg'elhardt was opposed to a
40 foot aetback but in favor of a 50 £oot eetback.
MOTION by Harria to receive a petition eigned by 4 neighboring property ownere
which wae circulated by Mr. Andereon. Three of the groperty ownere eigned
agreeing to a 40 foot eetback. The petition w�e chsnged for Mr. Engelhardt
who would only agree to a 45 foot setback.
Seconded by Minieh. IIpon a noice vote, there being� no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
MOTION by Minieh to close the Public Hearing.
Secanded by Harrie. IIpon a voice vote, there being� no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
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Chaiz�an Mitteletadt read Section 45.2'j to ttu Board aemb�r�. The Board meabe�
did disagre• on the interpretation of thie Seation.
Mr. O�Bannon had to leave at 8:50 P.M.
Chairman Mitteletadt: It ie the opinion of the Chairman th�t Seotion 45•�7
reade that a pereon can erect hie houee either aix faet mors or aiz f�et lese
than the front yard depth required, which ie thie area ie 35 feet, without
going to the Board of Appeale. In my opinion thie Public Hearing before the
Bosrd wae out of order.
Atr. Minieh and Mr. Ahonen agree with the City Attorneye interpretatioa whioh
ie that the eetbsok requirement ie determinod by taking the sverage of the
esisting front yard eetbacke of the houeee on the two adjoining lote. If
there wae a vacant lot on one eide the eetback on that lot would be aeeumed
to be 35 feet.
MOTION by Miniah to grant the request of a¢0 foot setbaak ae, a hardship and
slevation problem would be created by moving the houee baok 55� f�et. Aloo ia
reference to the fact that there hae been the approval of ad,jacent property
owasre to a 40 foot eetback with the exception of Mr. 9�gelhsrdt.
Seconded by Mr. Hasrie. IIpon a voioe vote, Ahonen voting nsy, the motion
asrried.
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TF� MIlJOTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEEPING OF APRIL 2. 1969
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mitteletadt at 7:32 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
I�I�IDgiS PRESENT: Mitteletadt, Ahonen, Minish, Harrie, 0'Bannon
dPHERRS PRESF�T: Aank Muhich-Building Officisl
Mr. Eotvoa was preaent to present his proposal. 24r. Bob Guzy was preeent
repreeenting the property ownera.
Mr. Guzy explained to the Board that the building consiate of three etalla.
Mr. Eotvoa would be occupying the third atall flirtheat from the service roed.
The other two atalle are not in uee at thie time. There ie trouble in fiading
tenante ae the building does not face IInivereity. At the time the building
pae being� built, the City Council requeeted thet it face South inetead of
facing IInivereity. Mr. Eotvoe will have a five year lease with ua and he
intenda to do light body work only and not major overhauling.
Mr. Harris: As I understand there will be no.outeide etorage.
Mr. Eotvos: I'm going to be real careilxl to not hsve sny storage outeide that
will exceed 2Q houra. I want to keep it nice and neat sa I want the auatwere.
The only reatrictiona covering thia building in a CR-2 zoning are Section
' 45•102, Paragraphe % and 9• �'agraph 7 covere; "Storage. All raw materiale,
euppliea, finiehed or eemi-finiehed producta and equipment ehall be etored �
within a completely encloaed building.", and Paragraph 9 covera; "Perfor�eance
' Standarda. IIeee which, becauae of the nature of their operation, are acooapanied
by ezceeeive noiee, vibration, dust, dirt, smoke, odor, noxioua gaeee, glare or
wsetee ehall not be permitted.".
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MOTION by Miniah to cloee the Public Hearing.
Seconded by Ahoneri. IIpon a voice vote, all voting eye, the motion carried.
MOTION bq hLiaieh to grant the requeet with the folloving etipulatione;
1. There be no outeide atorage of cara or trucke.
2. He meete the requirementa of Section 45.102, Paragraph g,
3. By granting a Special II�ee Permit it Would give the City and the Councllf
authority to revoke the permit in a case where Mr. Eotvos would not aomply
with any.o; the Ordinances and Codea.
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Mr. Adame wae present to preeent hie requeet. Mr. Belgum, property owner on the
East, wae alao presant.
' Mr. Adame waa aeked why he couldn't move hie houae any further back thari 45 feat.
He anewered that he aould be over the bank.
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' Mr. Belgum; I am apee.king for Mre. Eiartman and myeelf in saying that we eupport
the propoeed location o£ thie houee. We think it would harmonize very well with
the houeee that are already there. Aleo, when we built our home, we were allowed
' to build very close to the property line and it would look hetter if you would
allow Mr. Adams to build cloaer to the West property line. We were allowed to
build cloee becauee of a diagonal etarage easement on our property.
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Adams: The homeowner has talked to them and they have no objectione.
MOTION by Miniah to cloae the Public Hearing.
' Seconded by Ahonen. iLpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried
unanimously.
MOTION by Minieh to grant the request on the baeie that moving further baak
' would be prohibitively ezpenaive and also ae the homeowaere on either eide
have no objectiona.
� Seconded by Harris. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried
unanimously.
' MOTION by Harrie to receive Mr. Herricke letter of hie interpretation of
Section 45.27 0£ the City Code. (Attached)
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The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Mitteletadt at 8:40 P.M.
Respectf�lly submitted,
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Secretary
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WEAVER, TALLE 8'. HERRICK
Marcfi 21, 1969
Board of Appeals
Fridley City Hall
6431 llniversity Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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11NOkA, MINNfPOTA 75�03
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FWIDLlY, M�MN[�OTA 631SI
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Re: Interpretation of Section 45.27 of the Fridley Code
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My interpretation of Section 45•27 is as follows:
That if th� average front yard set back of the property vithin 100
feet on each side of the property in question is not more then six
feet greater or six fect leas than the required set back than the
set back for the property in question shall not be less then this
average set back of iche property within 100 fset on either side ef thia
property. For exan�ple: if the required aet back is 35 fe�t and the
everaga of the properties on either side of the property in question
is rithin the range of 29 feet to q1 feet, then the set back for the
property in question �nay not be less than the average of the
properties within 100 feet of the property requesting the aet back.
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of the property in question
feet sat beck, assuming the
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average of the propertiea on either side
be more or le�a than the 29 feet to 41
exan�p{e above, then the watter ahould go
determine the set back for the property in
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that this ia th• wost reasonable interpretation of the aectioA as
written. 1 aasu�ae that the inte�t waa to prevent a peraon fro�
' building a houae which would sit considerably forward of the existing
houses thus cutting off soweone's view of th• street.
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If the present we�bers of the Board of Appaals or Planning Ca�wission
have_any wggestions on changing this �sction, l would be happy to
work with you in e�ending the section either to weke it wora clear or
to change the intent.
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PT,ANNING COML�SISSION MGETING MARCH 27 i969 PAGE 1
ROLL CALZ:
The meeting was cailed to ordex by Chairman Exickson at 7:35 P.M.
t4em}9rs Pxesent: Myhra, Mittelstadt, Erickeon, 3ensen, Fitzpat�ick
Members L�bseng: None
Others Present: Engineering Assistant Danel Clark
L�P�I1�V$ P��,i•m?It?!' C�:;.S�I3N MLNUTES: MAR�ii 13. 1959
6� Ra�e 6, T�em 4, the first seatenze, the corporation name ehould be
`TIogcl" ir.�.ead o£ °`Mo�3i" and was repeated i.n the first sentence on Page 7.
M�TTON by Jansena secanded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Cou�iseion
minutes of kiaxch 13, 1969 be approved as corrected, Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDI�IISIONS-STREETS � UTILITIBS SUBCONAffTTEE MINUTES• MARCH 20 1969
� i+L?T��1i� 'uv I,�,viar�, seconded by Mittelatadt, that the Planning Coffiiasioa
reaeiue th� minutes of the Plata & SubdivSaiona-Streets & iStiliCiea S�abcam-
miY..*.ee meflting o£ t�arch 20, 1969. Upon a voice vote; all voting aye, the
motion carried u:�animousZy,
� P,�EIW BUTL•D?*iG STANL+ATc.�S-DSSIGN CoNTitOL SUBCOT&ffTTSE MINUTSS: MARCH 12 1969
� M��aAI by �iittelstadt, seconded by Jensen, Chat the Planaing Camuiesion
receive the mirnitea of the Building Standards-Design Control Subco�ittee
meeLing o£ March 12a 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, the motion
cassied unanfmously.
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RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS PffNUTES: MARCH 19, 1969
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�isaion
receive the minutea of the Board of Appeals meeting of March 19, 1969. IIpon
a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECBIVE PARKS & RECREATION CO2�E4ISSZON MCId[ITES : MARC$ 24 1969
MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planaing Co�ission
receive the minutes of the Parks & Recreation Comniasion meeting of March 24,
1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, the motion carried unanimously.
ORDER OF AGENDA
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Chairman Erickson added, as Item �9, Hyde Park Addition Study.
: Lot 4, Auditor`a
Chairman �+rickson read the public hearing ttotice.
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Mr. David R. Hubers and Mr. Julian Johneon were present to diacuas the
platting.
Mr. Hubers displayed two mape, the one being the original Amber Oaka plat
' and the other the Revised P.S. �69-02 combining the original propoeed Amber
Oaka plat and the propoaed Southhampton Second Addition by Julian Johnson aad
at the suggestion of the Plats & Subdivisions-StreeCa & Utilitiea Subcoffiittee.
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Danel Clark said that the hearing was advextising ]uet for the northesn
part (Amber Oaks), and in order to approve the new combination, the reviaed
proposed plat would have to be advertised again in order to include the
additional property by Mr. Johnaon. Mr. Hubera asked if there was any poasi-
bilitq of waiving that requirement and he was in£oxmed there hae to be a heas-
ing. Mr. Hubers was asked to get the nemes of the people within 300 feet of
the south part of the propoaed plat.
The Engineering Assistant listed the recommendatione of the Subco�ittee
se follows: reco�ended that McKinley Street, now endiag in a cul de 8ac, be
extended further to the South thus enabling the development of the land to
the South, The street pattern would be more favorable to the terrain in both
areas if this were followed.
Mr. Julian Johnson aaid it was his desire to plat the property in this
fashion. Darrel Clark informed the petitionera the earlieat public hearing
would be April lOth.
Mr. and Mrs. Zanders asked to see the propoaed plat. She said ehe felt
ithey had not had enough time to study the propoeal. She asked how long it
would take after the plat was apprwed aad then to get water and sewer in.
It was not possi.ble ta answer that question.
� Chaixman Erickson said that if the Planning Co�iasion felt the matter
of streets, sewer and water could be handled by the &ngineering Depart�nt,
it would seem they w�re ready to advertise the public hearing.
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MOTION by Jensen, aeconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Commiasioa
cloae the public hearing of the Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. #69-02, Amber
Oaks, David Hubers, of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision #92. Upon a voice vote,
all vating aye, the motion carried unanimously.
MOTZON by Myhra, seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Plaaning Ca�iaeion
' table the action on the Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. $69-02, Amber Oaka,
David Hubexs, of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision �92 uneil Aps11 10, 1969. IIpon
a voice eote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
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M0��37 by M3.ttelatadt, s�conded by Myhra, [ha2 thg Plm�ing Ca�fasion
re-��v�gtie� 2ac� peaEsaic heasing of the Pxopoaed Preliminary Plat, P.S. #69-02,
Amber �akss David Hubese of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision �92 and include
Lo2 1, Blocic 3, and Outlot #2 Wonel'a Addition by Julisn Johneon, for a
public h�asix�q on April 10, 1969. Upon a voica vote, all voting aye, the
motfon cessied unanSmoaaaly.
F4r. &hcb�rs aaked Afs. Jensen if the revieed plat coincided with what the
Subco�itt�e waa�ed. Mr. Jensen answered that the oalq comment wae relative
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to the proposed street grades. It appeared the grade is eomewhat lesa deairable
in relation to the Zander house. He suggested they should take another look
at it prior to the hearing date.
Mr. Hubers asked if a necu application should be filled out and Darre3
Clark said it should be done with Mr. Hubers and Mr. Johnson signing.
Mr. Myhra said he wanted to be certain the people un�esstood ihe new
public hearing would encampass the combined preliminary p?�ts oi �s. Hubess
(Ambes Oaks) and Mr. Ju13an Johnson (Lot 1, Block 3 and Outlot �2, Wor�el's
Addition).
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the West 217.8 feet.
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The Puhlic Hearing Notice was read by Chainnan L+rickson. Exhibit "A",
that part of the application for rezon3.ng showing the signa.turea of the ownera
of the properties ixroolved, was distributed to the Co�isaion *aemb�sa.
Mr. Fred Donaldaon said he had no comments to make other than he brought
a picture of the proposed nursing home.
Chairman Erickson explained that it was a plat they were conaidering this
1 evening, not what was being propose3 to be built. Dasrel Clark added that
this land was originally one large ou?'lot of Me?odp Manos 4th Addition and
it was split into four different Uses, clinical, proposed nuraing home in R-1
� under a special use permit, �ltiples and co�ercial. The plat, as submitted,
will include co�nexcial, nursing home and apartment portions. The petitioner
made application £or one apartment and the Council has gxaa�ted a pe*mit for
one apast�L bsi3d?ng, and they are not going to isaue anoth�r peamit until
� the plat is appraved. The plat has gone through the Subco�itteee T3xe pi�t
will show utility easements a�d drive easements which are not defined yet,
but wili be on the final plat.
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Chaixman Erickson volunteered that before the Council supravala �he
Building Standaxds-Design Control approved the building ae g+seae�g�d. The
meeting was then turned over to the public.
Robert H, Ross, 7567 Lyric Lane; The majority of the geople in Melody
Manor, on Jackson and Tempo Terrace, just became acaase in the last two or
three dsys that part of this outlot wae in multip2e dwelling zone, This is
probably negligence on my part and also the,contractoz we got the homea from
who led us astray with many dif£erent atoriea. Our main interest here would
be traffic problem, nuisance problesn, increase in taxea and a large apagtment
complex and the additional children for the schools. I believe there has been
a petiCion started with quite a numb�s o¢ ±namese
Mr. dtoss was asked if he had any objections to gize p".�s�*a ��� he ¢mf.� he
did,the use.
' Floyd E. Smith, 7600 Jackson St.; Z completely protest to any miltiple
dwellinge on.the land. I have signatures of 57 families in the area, and I
would have had more but I�was given only a 24 hour notice.�The seasons axe
� depreciation of our hotnes, an overcrowding of our schoois, apartments are a
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nuisance becauae of noise and traneient tensnts who do not care ahout the overall
looke of the area. In preaenting the petition, he said not one peraon in all
the homes he visited was in favar of the apartmente. He was a�aured the
petition would be paesed on to the Council.
A10TYON by M3ttelstadt, seconded by Fitzpatrick, th�t the Plaxutisng Comnis-
sion receive the petitioa dated March 26, 1969 presented by Afr. Floyd E.
Smith opposing 2�ne pr�biminaxy plat og F.Sm �fi9-03, Zfapl� 1�tanor, eepecially
sela��we to apartmeact building. Upon a voice vote, all eot�atg aqe, the motion
c�rsied unanimously,
N'ia. Eloyd Smith sa�d that the nnan he boug�st h�s homx2 Eso�, K*heab Ys� aske�
him wha� was going in the property, told him th� �SOSp9.ta1 c�� �$�a Eand, and
that psobably it was going to be a park fox the hospitai, Ev�xy p�r�o� in
the asea was told the same thing.
f.rt,�sLe�,r�$ t.�a� zoaing, the Engiaaeering Asaisttant saic� r?a� �ex o€ the
�-o�estp in Ltee fall of 1965 did petitfoas �h� '�?�y f3p s��mmm�i�g ��?Ar,r �g �tee
ocagxot, Th� cl�nic taad already been rezomed pr�or to �I±ip�i� d¢aeL3is� ms�a
co�egcial, 'The h��aiE.g be°ose ihe �I�aaxaing C�tssica� waa i� �c�b�r s.n�
befos� tkae Council �k�e �irat par2 of Sanuaa�, I966. 7.'!a� i�+��C ����?sF� �¢ �2ee
osdfanaaace was gn� b�se� �aert o� Febr;saary, t14� ae�on3 sead�g �m ����i�, A*�?
i� wss gu�ai�sheel zac �sc?a, i465, At �he time tl�e heari�ng waa h�Edn +:3a�se �ere
no s��le '�sm�ly dFaeF.linge in this area..
A CL$i2PEt a�a� fla� gooZs the coa�aer �ot on Jac?csoxa and €�1'� ��. �ase�l� be
i���2 bc hs�+� a. pa��C �cxoss the str�et, and nox,* �he� Va�a�nL *o �aa+d �ae agartment
��zag� �� ��.� ���� y�-�,
:a�s, ?�gze�et��t eo�ented Chat cahen a etate��n� �a ma�� �� a purchas�s
� ��oaas aa3�a��xc� �asap¢r�p to Lhag which ie b�ir,g �u.rchaaed, i�t �� atxictly a
p�ivate og�?nioaae A gsoapective buyex should co�nee Go the �ity H�.1& €os hie
in£oxaiat�.on.
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C�*�t was �ad� that tiae gQOO1� aaese to?r, it vas R-1 acaoea £rom them.
4J4��n kflae e�ds�sa�� ��ae givan, they `rtease �o1d it was R-1 an3 t�at was the area
wlaese th� s�eci�& use permit was given for a nuraing home,
%�fatt Haxda�aa� 7664 Jackeon St.: Wkaen I came down to Cigy Ha31 to file for
homestead t�x�s 'Lxe 1966, they told ��L +a*aa eL�g1� dwelling �za� 3 wae led to
belfeve U�Sb er�€� gdi� +�c be a paxk. I anm againet 4�aving mmpas�n� �uil.dinga
th�s� Foa t�±e ��rasa�a t�kaey depseciate our property. If we csnnot get action here,
*�� s�kou? x1 gr. to P�o1c�.
Mr. k3y3nss sai3 �hat he sympathfzed w�th whmmt ttne peo�� ��sg� s�yAng, but he
wondered if �� *,��� "n the jurisdiction of the Planaxing Co�¢aa'e��c�n. Chafxmaa
Ericiceoas ae�P�e� *1s�t they were not considering �ezoning �� r?a�r �f�a He
cont9seu�d �fta�g tl�� zo�aing was apprwed aevere� yeara ago. 3g Es�,a goaze so far
as Lla� CoumcAl. �;ousccil appsoved one buiPding w�t�aL�* the ;.r�e� ri.flsey days.
�L is no� ��ceseesy to not�.fp the adjacent property owners go� a Fsuilding permit
when the laffid ie zoned properly. You were notified because of �he psoposed plat
of that �as2iculas area. There is no requeet for a hearing oa a building pexmit
for land that is zoned properly. IC is out of our hands. P, n�a notice will
be sent out through the ma41 five or six days prior to the aeext hearing.
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Mr. Smith asked if it were permisaible to build a nursiaig tao� ian R-1. The
anawer was only with a special use permit. There has been a h�xing on the
plamms and the Suilding Board did reject the plan pseaented, but ft w�ll go oas
to the Couaecil. .
Wolf Painter, 7563 Lyric Lane: What kind of parking epac�? Aa�awes, 1'�
' atalls per unit. How many cara will be parked off the stxeet and where would
the exite be? Mr. Donaldson said they expect to have enough parking, and the
exita would be on Oabome Road,
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When asked about the aumber of un3ta and size, the people +aese told
thirty to forty units and 1, 2 and 3 bedxoome. Mr. Smith satd t�aat would mean
there could be £amilies with five childxen. There is � commercial poxtion
on Oaborne Road between Jackson and Madison about 305'x150' mmexC to kiae Clinic
on which there are no plans yet.
� MOTION by Myhaa, aeconded by Mittelatadt, that the Plannin� Co��esiog
contirnie the Pseliminaxy Plat, P.S, �69-03, Maple Manor Additions Hlghland
park Developmen� iompany o€ Outlot 1, Melody Manor 4th AdditLon except the
' North 400 feet of e}ae Wes� 217.8 fee� to Apsil 10, 1969 wiih a coaetiaued public
he�s�s$ at that timea Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t.he �ot�on c�xsied
unaniffioueZy.
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3. LOT SPLIT RHQUEST: L.S. $69-10, CUSHI4AN R. D, MINAR, JR,: Westerly 20 feet
o� Lot 2s Block 2, Eainsbruck Sth Addition, purchased to add onto Lot 1,
Block 2, I�sbruck Sth Addition.
t�fr. Minar was not present.
Y4pTI0N by Mittelstadt, aeconded by Myhra, that the PZannisng Coffiission
� accep� the Lot Split, L.S. #69-10, C.K.A. Minar, Jr. of th� WesL�xly 20 feet
of Lot 2a Block 2, Imisbruck Sth Addition and recomnend ap!asom�l �o Council.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tion cassied unaaimouaby.
� 4.. �AE8L�T30N It�C1UEST: SAV #69-02, WILLIAM J. KEEFSR: Lots 1 th�eagh 4, Block 1,
Spaiaag Bsook Park,
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Dasrel Clask explained that the ownere of Lots 1 through 4 insdvestently
dedicaked 50 feet for a street instead of the necessary 20 feee and were now
aeking for the 30 feet to be returned.
' PBDTION by Jensen, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Coumiesion
concur with the Plats 6 Subdivisfone-Staeets & STtil±ties Subcommittee and
reco�end approval of the street vacation requeet, SAV �69-02s Lota 1 through
, 4, Block 1, Spring Brook Park, of the North 30 £eet of the South 50 foot street
dedication by William J. Keefer. Upoa a voice vote, ell voting aye, the motion
cairied unaaimously.
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440TION by ktyhsaa seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Planning Commission eon-
€itm the �ublic hearimg date of April 10, 1969 for the Ereliminary Plat, P.S.
#69-04. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
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NBDTION by Myhra, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Co�isaion cun-
firm the public hearing date of April 10, 1969 for the preliminary plat, P.S.
�P69-O5. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, tha motion carried unanimously.
property line
No action.
�&TENSON: 140 feet north of north
between T.H. �65 and Central Avemis.
M�q TO PLANNING COES�IISSION: ANNUAL SCHEDULE FOR MBETIIiGS
1�1DTION by Mitteletadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�ission
will schedule their meetinge on the Wednesday following the firat and third
Monday begi�ing in June. Thie co�ita the Board of Appeals and the Building
Standarde-Design Control Subco�ittae to alternate We�esday meetings, and
iaasmuch as the Plats ts Subdivieiona-Streeta & Utilitiea Subcommittee meet on
call, they are not affected. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
casried unanimously.
HSCDE PASK ADDIITON REZONING 52VDY:
The Commiasion members received the latest report from Naeon, Wehrman,
Knight and Chapman.
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M01ZON by Mittelstadt, eeconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�iaeion
meeting adjourn at 9:10 P.M.
Re�pectfully �eubmitted
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Hazel 0'Brian
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MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING, MARCH 24, 1969 - �`5
Meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.h1. by Chairman Fitzpatrick.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Cochran, Stimmler, Blair, Donlin (arrived at 7:50)
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
OTHERS PRESENT: Les Chesney, Lions Club
, Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation
Fridley Youth Football Association's Board of Directors (5)
� Citizens Group - Neighbors of West Moore Lake Park (8)
CITIZENS REGARDING DEVELOPMENT OF WEST MOORE LAKE
Mrs. Connie Metcalf, 860 West MQOre Lake Drive, acting as spokesman for the
' group, summarized the group's feelings toward the development of West Moore
Lake. She stated that the people living near this park would like to see
it left in its natural state. There are species of wild flowers, plants,
' and grass growing there that are unique. in this area. The park is being
used recreationally by children who ski there in the winter months and by
teachers who conduct field trips to this area. As time goes on, the sand
dunes become more grown over and blowing sand becomes a lesser problem. If
' the dunes were disturbed, this problem would start all over again. Chairman
Fitzpatrick said that the Commission has a preliminary plan for develaping
the area which was then shawn to the audience. Members of the group then
' voiced their individual comments, with the main objection being the disturb-
ing of the dunes resulting in the problem of biowing sand again. Member
Cochran stated that the plan is only a preliminary one, that there are no
, immediate plans for development. The Commission is putting much thought
into this area but would want the neighborhood's reactivn to whatever they
decide.
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LES CHESNEY, LIONS CLUB
Mr. Les Chesney of the Lions Club stated that the club would like to take
a portion of a city-wide park and help develop it. The project would prob-
ably be spread ove� a three to fiv.e year period and would involve some land
preparation and equipping a park. The commission suggested the possibility
of building a foot bridge over Rice Creek in Locke Park. Mr. Chesney said
that they would want to do something that would be permanent and would like
to set something up for this summer.
' MOTION by Donlin, seconded by Blair, thanking Mr. Chesney for the offer
from the Lions Club and that a committee be formed that could meet with
the club to formulate some plans. The Motion Carried.
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, FEBRUARY 24, 1969
MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to approve the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting o£ February 24, 1969. The Motion Carried.
MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1969
MOTION by ponlin, seconded by Cochran, to accept the Minutes of the Special
Meeting of March 6, 1969. The Motion Carried.
PARKS AND RECREATION MEMORANDUb7
The Park Director and Leadman have requested permission of the Commission and
the City Council to purchase a 1/2 Ton Pick Up Truck instead of the budgeted
riding mower.
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MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Blair, that funds in 1969 Budget be trans-
ferred from a riding mower to a 1/2 ton pick up truck. The Motion Carried.
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FRIDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION - BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr: Sam Iaquinto, Jeff Rice,DallasJoseph, Frank Hart and Glenn Engstrom,
members of the Fridley Youth Football Association Board of Directors, attended
the,meeting at the request of the Commission. The objects were to review the
football program, go over the agreement between the Commission and the Associa-
Lion, give the feelings of each group towards the program and discuss any changes.
Mr. Iaquinto stated that the object of the Association is to provide football to
boys in the area between the ages of 8 and 13. They feel that boys of these ages
have an abundance of energy and that football satifies their needs both mentally
and physically. He said that the number of boys registered jumped from 154 in
1967 to 278 in 1969 which shows a growing interest in the sport. This year the
boys will be divided geographically to make it easier.to get to their respective
playing fields. Equipment-wise, the Association provides socks, pants, jerseys
and mouthpieces while the individuals provide their own helmets and shoulder
pads: Each team consists of approximately 25 players and has a minimum of 2
coaches. Their main needs for 1969 are more coaches and better playing fields.
The Commission's three main questions regarded an emergency injury action plan,
by-laws governing coaches and officials, and a guarantee of total participation.
According to the Association, all coaches and officials are informed as to what
to do in case of emergency, which is to notify the Police Department and also
the hospital has a schedule of when all practices and games are taking place.
They have written By-laws governing coaches, officials and players which is
always being revised and ammended. Regarding participation, there is a rule
that everyone must play in every game. The Commission suggested that this be
changed to read everyone must play at least one quarter of every game.
The Agreement proved satisfactory to both the Commission and also the Associa-
tion. Member ponlin volunteered to attend the meetings of the Association which
are held on the first Monaay of each month and act as liaison between the Com-
mission and the Association. The Commission requested that a section titled
F.Y.F.A. Review - Rules and Regulations be added to the Program for Commission
Activities for the month of August.
WELL HOUSES
A memorandum from Mr. Qureshi, City Engineer, requesting comments from the
Commission regarding the building of a well house which is to be located in
the parking lot at The Commons Park, was discussed by the Commission. No action
was taken. Chairman Fitzpatrick and Member ponlin will attend the April 7, 1969
Meeting of the City Council to discuss the Resolution regarding encroachment on
park property. ,
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The Commission reviewed the Administration's Comprehensive Plan for parks and
recreation. Ttiey approved the document for purposes of inclusion in the City's
application to HUD for matching funds for land acquisition. They didn't feel
that the proposed projects necessarily represented an inclusive listing of all
projects under consideration by the Commission nor that the listing is neces-
sarily in order of priority.
The Commission noted that the North Park area has been designated as a golf
course and wishes to emphasize that the Parks and Recreation Commission has
never made a serious study of the feasibility of providing a golf course
in the City of Fridley.
MLMUTES OF REGULAR hiEETING, MARCH 24, 1969 PAGE 3
LETTERS
Letter received by Commission from Mrs. Mary Martin requested help from the
Department in organizing a nursery school.
INOTION'by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, to receive letter £rom Mrs.
Martin. The Motion Carried.
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MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Cochran, instructing the Director to
write a letter to Mrs. Martin explaining that we feel this is not within
the scope of the Parks and Recreation Commission's function. The Motion
carried.
Chairman Fitzpatrick has drafted a letter to the District #14 School Board
regarding the past season's basketball-volleyball programs and the use of
the school facilities. He u;ill consult with the City Manager concerning
this letter.
The memorandum from the Director regarding the removal of the 1954 Chevrolet
pick up truck from service was discussed by the Commission.
MOTION by Stimmler, seconded.by Blair, to remove truck from further
service in the Parks Department. The Motion Carried.
A letter was received from the Fridley Jaycees regarding the use of snow fence
for the summer festival.
MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Blair to receive letter from the Fridley
Jaycees and refer it to the City Manager for appropriate answer. The
Motion Carried.
SUMMER-FALL PROGRAM FOR 1969
After some discussion concerning the swimming lessons at the beach, the
following motion was made and carried.
MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to receive and adopt the 1969
Summer and Fall Program. The Motion Carried.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Chairman Fitzpatrick appointed Member Cochran to contact Mrs. Eleanor Phillips
to discuss discrepancies in the report of the Parks and Recreation Budget which
appeared in their monthly paper.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 12:15 P.M.
The next Regular Meeting will be held on Monday, April 28, 1969, at 7;30 P.M.
in the Conference Room of the Civic Center.
Respect£ully submitted,
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Mary Lou Erickson, Secretary to the Commission
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PARKS RESOLUTION N0. 1-1969
A RESOLUTION ADOPTED JANUARY 27, 1969 E3Y FRIDLEY PARKS AND
RECREATION COP9�ff SSION TO THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF FRIDLEY,
MINNESOTA
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Parks and Recreation Commission of the City of
Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota as follows:
WHEREAS, the land area of the Fridley parks system has lost 1.57 acres
to the Water Department over the past eight years, as detailed below; and
WHEREAS, the park system here has lost I.SO acres of park land to the
necessary construction of a tra£fic way at 69th Avenue at Locke Park; and
WHEREAS, the park system can continue to expect this nibbling attrition
and loss of park lands; and
WHEREAS, the Comstock and Davis "Supplement to Preliminary Report on
Water Utility, Fridley, Minn." of October, 1968, on Page 2, Paragraph 3,
states in discussing new well locations, "Possibly one of the greatest prob-
lems will be site cost and site availability". We respectfully submit that
park lands are not "free". They are taken at the expense of park users; and
WHEREAS; the City of Fridley plans to undertake a well drilling program
commencing December, 1968 which should see, at maximum, as many as six wells
with pump houses and other facilities constructed at sites,
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Fridley Parks and Recreation Commission
that the City of Fridley be requested to replace park area lost to well site
development on a"when done" and "as done" basis. Be it further resolved
that the City of Fridley be requested at the earliest possible time, to
arrange to replace the 1.57 acres already lost by our park system to the
water system, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Council adopt a policy establishing
conditions under which park property may be used for non-recreational pur-
poses.
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Paul Brown, Director
6A3d University Avenue N.E. Phone: 560-3450
M E M 0 R A N D U M
Tp: City Council, c/o Mr. Homer Ankrum DATE: March 19, 1969
Parks and Recreation Commission '
SUBJECT: Removal of Truck from Active 5ervice FROM: Paul Brown, Director
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At present, the Parks Department has a 1954 Chevrolet Pick Up Tr4ck that
is in unsafe operating condition. The vehicle is in such condition that it has
no trade-in value.
The vehicle can be stripped of usable parts, tires, etc., and the balance
sold as junk, thereby providing a better return than through trade-in.
Request authority of the City Council and the Parks and Recreation Commission
to strip 4ehicle o£ parts and accessories, usable by the City, and sell the truck
as junk.
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and Recreation Department
� PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Paui Brown, Director
' 6Q31 University Avenue N.E. Phone: 560-3450
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' T0: City Council, c/o Mr. Homer Ankrum DATE: March 19, 1969
Parks and Recreation Department
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SUBJE�T; Request for Change in 1969 Budget FROM: Paul Brown, Director
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Our Park Maintenance Leadman, Ralph Volkman, and the undersigned would like
to recommend a change in the 1969 Budget Program. Our recommendation follows:
From:
To:
Machinery and Automotive Equipment
One Riding Mower
One New 1/2 Ton Pick Up Truck
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1,700.00
1954 Ehevrolet Pick Up Truck is unsafe to operate and
has been retired from service.
Additional need for more transportation for additional
men just hired.
For greater maintenance coverage and ease in arriving on
job both this summer and next winter with ice maintenance.
There is also a need for another riding mower, but the need for additional
' transpor�ation after losing this older truck is deemed greater at this time. Riding
Mower would then be dropped into the Needed but Unfinanced section of our 1969 Budget
and reconsidered for 1970.
This change does not necessitate any addition to overall budget.
Upon approval, department will proceed with speci£ications and advertise for
bids as before.
Bids will be let subject to availability of funds.
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BIIILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROI, SIIBCOMI�lITTEE MINOTFS OF MARCH 12, 1969
The meeting wae called to order by Acting Chairman Hauge �t 8:05 P.M.
t�I�F�RS PRESENT: Hauge, Sornaen, Tonco
I�2�IDEtZS ABSENT: Erickeon, Biermann
OTi�tS PR�SENT: Claxence Belisle-Building Inspector
Mr. Povlitzki wae preaent to preeent hie requeat.
MOTION by Tonco to approve the requeat eubject to the notatione on the print
eub�itted Msrch 12, 196g.
Seconded by Sorne=n. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimouely.
Mr. Houeenga, Dietrict Engineer, was preeent to present the requeet.
MOTION by Tonco to approve the requeet sub,jact to approvsl of the addition &
alterationn by the Board of Appeale. Also, subject to the notationa by the
Engineering Departmen*. and that neceseary curbiag be inetalled to sepe.rate
direct traffic flow from the lumber yard. ,
Seconded by Sornaen. IIpon a voice vute, there being no na,ys, the motion
carried unanimouely.
M�. Arnold Petereon wsa presen� to present hie proposal.
Mr. Peterson was informed that water & aewer would be ins+alled in thie area
by neat fall.
MOTION by Sorneen to apprcve th� request eubj�ot to tha <,otaiion�_9 in xed on
the plan dated iI�rch 12, 9969.
Seconde@, l�y Tonco. P?�on e voiae vo�e, ther� beia� no nayg, tns �o`.= �n ;�-:<-r_�C
unanimouely.
The Engineering Department ie to advise Mr. Petereqn on the locatione of the
eewer and wnter hook-up �o the,t the plumbing can bs designed eccordingly.
A➢JOIIRPII2ENT:
The meeting adjourned �, :� j l,M. '
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OIL CORPORATION
Propoaed Murphy Oil Station
at East MiesimsiFpi Boulevard
and Saat Rives Road
Mr, 9irgil Herrick
Ci�y Attarney
6279 Univ¢rsity Avenue N.E.
Minneapolie, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Herrick:
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MINNFA/OL15, MINNESOTA 55435
Pfarch 13, 1969
Please be advised that the Plot Plan marked "A", a copy of which is
encloaed, has been approved by the Home Office of the Murphy Oil .
Corposation and is in accordance with our original design for eaid
aervice station site. St is our hope that you would coneider iasuing
� Special Use Pesmit for said aite on the basis of this Plot Plan.
Thank you .Eor y^�:r coraideration.
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Regional Manager
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGFIWAXS
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OFFICE PAONE
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Jurae 2�� 1968
Home�° R. Ankx�
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ydi.rh �ur�he: referenes �o a co?xnLnics.t;�z� Sroin tkus o:fice to
your F�!��neer daten June 4th, and a respons� Prou�,you datsd,
uune %ih� concerning channelizaEion and Qthe^ a�a*z�c-rner.Ls at
the .Tunciion of C:S.A.H. J�1 {East River f,oad) en�� Cmv.A.H. ,�b
(Mississippi Street) - please nate:
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'di�is saia in�e�•see�ion accommaiatFe siacab7�� am6��n�b� o_F trat'fic
end offers some �rongesLion at presei-,;, I. a.s eacper.ted, and
reasonabZe to be1;=••e, c*axfl.c ?e:1� .��Cin,_ta i;e �.ncsea�e but
probeuly thE tra.s*�.r. �,�ili ata:�i'_.Yz;� ?,t eom2 fzo re soma lees
than one hundred percent.
It is impera'r,y�E '.;��i, �:! i:�e Po,�s�eable fu;c;r� •:ttdnneiization
asid other :v�*k w3.li necessariiy nave ta ''ve ,^,.ccompiisiied.
kTiL'nin +he 1i.rAiUa s�c�w�i in •:.he dra:,,ia,� aubr+�;,ted w�.th ihe Jw'�
4Ch letiea°� �l�ase he assurrsd tnai: a fl�unctionabie a.r:ar_�ur�=,._:..
could be const,r�z^�ed.
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FOLLOWING ARE Tk� BIDS RECE3VED:
BI➢DER
Edison G.M.C.
7501 Pighway �'65 N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Main Motor Sales
222 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota
Market For3 Sales, Inc.
725 West Broadway
Mi^�+�apolis, Minnesota
The Miaar Company
170� Centrai Avenue N.E.
Minneapc?a_s, Minnesota
Sou[I-,view Shevr.olet
303 No, Cor.cord
So. St, Pau1, Minnesota
CASH PRICE
G.M.C. CM3600
$4,682.00
Chev. CE31003
$3,986.00
Ford F350
$3,8S6.Q0, .
For_d F350
$3,935.00
Chev.CS31009
$4,288.00
DEL.I\7ERY DATE
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30-4. i-ay:
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30-50 Days
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to award the bid for a one-ton dump truck to
[he Minar Company, for a Ford F350, at $3,935.00; ro include power steering,
moxe horsepower (L50 compared to 139) and quicker delive_*y date than the
].owest bid. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. iJpoe, a voice vote, t.here being
no nays, Mayor Kirkham 3e:lared the motion ratried unanimously.
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BllILDINC� STANDARDS - DESIGN CONmROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, 3ANiJARY 16, 1968:
1. CONSZDFRAmIQN OF MJRPHX OIL STATION AT EAST RIVER ROAD AND M7SSTSSIPPT ST:
The City Engineer explained that this property was o❑ the southeast cor.ner of
LMississippi Street and East River Road, and showed the Council a plan of the
pronerty being purchased. He said that the City has been working with the
Murghy Oil Corporation considering the future p2ans for the intersection.
He said they are willing to dedicate an area to the City for a right-of-way
for the future 9_mprovement of the Mississippi Street and East River Road
intersection. He said that in discussior.s that have been held, Murphy Oil
Corporation has been advised that it may be advisr.ble .`or them *_o acquire
property on the south side of their property because of limited space fcr
parking. Mr. H. J. Lundberg, real estate representative for Murphy Oil
Coiporation, said they had done nothing on this, as they were waiting to see
what deve2ops and what square footage will remain. The City Enginzer said
that the Murphy Oil Company wants to set up a station so double access can
be provided, which will not leave enoush parking spaces under.the code.
Mr. Lun�berg said that they wi11 have about 8 parking spaces, and the zoning
only goes to the back portion of their property. Councilman Harris said that
the Council could take into considera[ion that the land dedication is in
lieu of parking, and the company can :acquire more land if they find more
parking space is needzd to xun their business e£fecti.vely.
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Councilman Liebl asked the representative if he had been prese�*t at the Sub-
coam�itkee's meeting and had agreed with the fence, aad rear wa1L being
painted. Mr. Lundberg said he had been present ar the meeting and there
would be no problem with any of the stipulations.
' Councilman Samuelson read stipulataon "G" which stated that the C�rtific�te
of Occupancy was to be subject to the approval of a landscaping piara, and
said that this should be changed, so that tha landsca��*�� p?an z� cz�d= �!
' part of �he building aermit and the Cestificate of Occupancy be subjecr t�
the completion of the landscaoing. The Council agxeed wi;h this, as did
Mr. �,undberg.
, Mr. Lundberg drew the.Council's attentiop to stipulation "S" which required
that the proposed building be set to al?ow i.he 25 foot setback from �he
property line, and said that they would -reQuire a variance from this
, requirement, �as t.ay wi11 on2y be 15 feet from the orope.rty liee, Cour.cilman
H�rris said that the company t-,as worked with ttee Council and he did not £eel
they shouJ.d be aske3 Yo ].i.mi�e the siae of Cheir buildiag. Counciiman S�muelson
t s�id that there eaere residen±s on the east and souCh and he a'sked if .hey were
in accord. Counci3man �:ehi_ s�•.:tci �:�Et tiie company has agreed �o screening.
There was a d.tscussian aoout whether the residents a°xt to *.he statioa would
' prefer. an 8 foot �erice at �he corner in !3.=u of the 6£oo[ fence. Mr. iundberg
said that t2tey saou?d agree with th.9.s `..f C1:e peoole pr�ferred it. The Council
agreed to change stipulatioa "5" :in �he �ubcommittee Minutes to requira a
15 foot setback .rat3se�= eian a 25 foot r,etback as state3, an3 requested that
' the Administration ask the neighboring property owners which size fance they
greferred.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to change provision "B" to requise a 15 foot set-
back from the property lines; to change provision "G" to require that the
landscaping plan become part o£ the Building Permit, and tfie Certi£icate of
Occupancy be subject ko the compietion of the landscaping; to request the
Administration ask ehe *_aeighboring property owners which size fence they
prefer; and to ccncur wi�h ehe Building Scandards-Design Cont-ro1 minutes
end a�prcve the Niurphy !Ji7. Station pians su�ject to the provisions listed
in their minutes as revised. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan for discussion.
Counci;snan Sheridan said that parking requirements based on the size of the
huilding would make the Murphy Qi1 Station pay a penal?y haviag a Large
interior storagee He saxd Che pu*pos= *_s tc get che activz¢y inside rather
than ?o P,dd more p2_king spaces, and suggested they be grante� a�aa�vez f£
the o.rdin�r.ce'ca11s for more parking spaces. Councilman Samueiscn agreed
an� said ha would'13ke to see a waiver of the ordinance and allow no outs-d-s
pa_king at service stations.
The VOTE upon the motion approving the plans was a voice vote, there being no
nays, Niayor Kir%ham deciared the motion carried unanimously.
' MOTION by•Councilman Sheridan to wdive the C-2 zoning requirement for parking
(which is approximately 20 cars) to a minimum of 8 parking spaces in con-
sideration for the land dedication by the Murphy Oil Corporation on the
' corner of Mississippi Street and East River Road for a right-turn lane to
aiTeviate traffic congestion. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice
vot2, ihere being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared Che motion carried unanimously.
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requirements as variances go to the Board of Appeals for a public hearing.
The City Attorney said the Council can grant a waiver.
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The City Engineer said that tlie Ci.ty i.s putting in sidewalks up to 2nd
Street and the Murphy Oil Corpora[ion is willing to put in sidewalks around
their service station. He asked if the City was going to acquire the right-
of-way £:rom the company up [o the sidewalks, or will the sidewalks be on
the right-of-way. He said that, for example, Target's sidewalks t��ere on
their own property and they had constructed them, and the City owns the
sidewalks on Mississippi Street. Mayor Kirkham felt the sidewalks should
be on Che right-of-way so that the City will control the sidewalks. The
City Engineer said they would work under the premise that the City will
acquire the right-bf-way up to the station`s proposed curb line, and
Murphy Oil Corporation will install the sidewalk, but it will be on
City property. Councilman Samuclson pointed out that the company will save
the administration and engineezing costs if they install the sidewalks
themselves.
PROCLAMATION - PROCLAIMtNG HELPING HAND DAY FEBRUARY 19 1968•
Mr. Charles Hall from the Jaycees said he was sure evetyone was aware of the
efforts of the Jaycees and School Boaid in inaugurating the Helping Hand
project, and he asked that Monday, February 19, 1968 be designated by the
Mayor as Helping Hand Day in Fridley. Mayor Kirkham read the proclamation,
and the reporter took pictures for the newspaper.
THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING JANUARY 24, 1968:
1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY MINNFSOTA 1963
REVISED DECEMI3ER 31, 196_S, BY WAIVER OF FRONT YARD SETBACK REQUIREMENT FROM
FEET, SECTION 43.362, TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF
BUILDING ON PART OF LOT 8(PARCEi. 13001 AtmrTO
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The City Attorney said that in discussions he has had with the Planning
Commission on amending the present code, the Planning Commission feels a
100 foot setback, especially with land as expensive as it is in Fridley,
seems excessive. Councilman Harris told of a prospective company that
wanted to buy 2 acres, but with setbacks and fire iane, they uould be able
to use only o:�e acre of the two they wanted to picrchese. Councilman Liebl
said that when the ordinance was made up the residents wanted this space as
a buffer zone, and the homeowners should be considered also. The City
Attorney said that this is something the Council may want to reconsider.
Mayor Kirkham said this pointed up the need of a planner to keep abreast of
these situations.
� The City Engineer showed the plans oi the Mid-ContineAt Engineering addition,
and said that because of the lay of the land, it will be half buried from
sight, and some nice trees will be saved with the requested setback.
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Paul Brown, DirectOr
6431 Univex�itX Avenue N.E. Phone: 560-3450
M E M 0 R A N D U M
Tp; City CounciT DATE:
$p$j��'►'; Bids on One New 3/4 Ton 4 Wheel Drive FROM:
Truck with Box and Snow Plow - Bids Opened
on April 7, 1969 at 10:30 A.M.
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Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
Paul Brown, Director
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The Parks and Recreation Director and City Manager received bids for a 3/4 Ton
Truck, 4 wheel drive with box and snow plow. The bids were received until 10:30 A.M.
on Monday, April 7; 1969. Bids were received from:
McGEE TRUCKS INC. - Bid $3,651 - Delivery Datet Approximately 60 days
Bid was received before 10:30 A.M.,Monday, ApriZ 7, 1969. However, the bid
bond was not present with the bid and was not received untii approximately 3:30 P.M.
The bidder's representative, F4r. Joe Chesla, reqaested the Council waive irregularity
of the bid bond not being present with the bid, inasmuch as he stated the bid bond
had been ordered from the Sexton Insurance Affiliate and had not arrived. The bond
receiv°d was from St. Pau1 Fire and Marine and was signed and sealed on the 7th day
of Apri1, 1969.
The bid of McGee Trucks, Inc. was a G.M.C., rated capacity 3/4 ton, Mode1 IQ�1-
2590D, which complies with the published specifications. The'plow and other appara-
tuses meet specifications established for bidding.
ART GOEBEL, INC. - Bid $3,343 - Delivery Date: 45/60 Calendar Days
Bid was received before 10:30 A y. � Monday, Ag�j,1 .2� ,19¢�_.,.Certified. Check--.: --
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The bid of Art Goebel, Inc. was a Ford, 3/4 to F250. The truck does not meet
specifications in that it does not provide power steering, as stated in the bidding
specifications. The plow and other apparatuses do meet the published specifications.
Conclusions: a. The McGee Trucks, Inc. did not provide bond before the pre- J
scribed time of bid opening (10:30 A.M.). The truck bid by Art Gaebel, Inc. does not
meet the specifications established for lack of power steering. The Council could
waive the presence of bond as an irregularity and McGee Trucks, Inc. would then be
the only firm meeting specifications. The truck bid by Art Goebel, Inc.' did not
meet specifications and if this irregularity were waived, it is not known whether
we would be waiving the power steering requirement for that firm, when other firms
might possibly have passed up bidding because they could not provide power steering. 'y�
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Recommendations: a. In view of the fact that McGee Trucks, Inc. was not pre-��y
sent for bid opening and was signed and sealed on April 7, 1969 it is believed in the
best interest of prompt bond gresentation to not waive the lack of bond at bid time.
A precedence could be established where a firm could bid and if they were low bidder
could then present bond.
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b. The Art Goebel, Inc. truck did not meet specifications
and should be eliminated for this season, as had we advertised for a truck without
power steering, we might have received more bids.
c. In the interest of fairness it is recommended that we
readvertise for new bids.
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BIDS OPENED ON APRiL 7, 1969, 10: A.M. �
ONE NEIV 3/4 TON 4 N�HEEL DRNE TRUCK•WITH BOX AND S OtP PLOIV
Bidder
Anoka International Harvester
Highway #10 West
Anoka, Minnesota
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Bill Boyer Ford
1201 Harmon Place
Minneapolis, blinnesota
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Brookdale Ford
3500 County Road 10
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
Crystal hlotors, Inc.
7008 - 63rd Avenue North
Crystal, Minnesota
Downtown Chevrolet Company
1301 Harmon Place
Dunn Steel Products
22Z9 University Ave. S.E.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55414
Edison G.M.C.
7501 Highway #65 N.E.
Minneapolis, riinnesota
Ford Moior Company
Twin City District Sales
63 St. Anthony Blvd. N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Freeway ForQ
9700 Lyndale Avenue So.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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� New Truck Bids •
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Smith, Inc.
23Q1 University Avenue S.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414
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Art Goebel Ford Company>/yi�-p,r/ �7j,00
12 Public Square z� p ,
Anoka, Minnesota F /SI N af c/
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Hoiby Body Cortipany
2010 Washington Ave. No.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hopkins Motor Sales Company
701 Excelsior Avenue West
Hopkins, Minnesota
Iten Chevrolet
6701 Osseo Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota
King Dodge Company
-� 2021 West Broadway
, MinneapoIis, Minnesota
Main blotor Sales
222 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota
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Major Ford
2905 East Lake Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Market Ford Sales, Inc.
725 West Broadiaay
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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G��; SEXTO�,. Co. 3,�7i po
McGee Trucks, Inc. ,�-MZS9p �i A�Ai�A��L
3001 Broadway N.E. �Soo/B /
Minneapolis, Minnesota /�
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Midway Dodge
1013 University Avenue
St. Paul; Minnesota
Tfie Minar Company
1708 Central Avenue N.E.
� i Mirneapolis, Minnesota
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CITY OF FRIULEY - PARKS ��D RECREATION DEPAR'I�1ENT PAGE 3
t New Truck Bids '
Bidder Bid Security Cash Price Deliver Date
Chas. Alson and Sons
2945 Pillsbury Avenue
Minneapolis., hfinnesota
Polar Chevrolet, Inc. �
1801 East County Road F
Whiie Bear Lake, Minnesota
Paron Motors
1561 Flighway No. 8
New Brighton, Minnesota
Midway Ford Company
1850 University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
Reo TrucY. Company
786 University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
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KA 01X ALL ME1V BY THESE PRESENTS, that we ---------=----------------.-----° '.°----'-------c....._.. ......--------------..
Principal, hereinafter called the Principal,
and the ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the
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State of Minnesota as Surety, hereinafter called the Surety, are held and firmly bound unto__....-�'.�:-.._:::::_.':_-.':"�:e-',
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($ ": ';,_ ;'.�'.----- ), for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made, the said Principa( and the said Surery,
bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administratAZS, successors and �ssigns, joi�tly snd severally; firmfy bythese presents:
WHEREAS, the Principal has submitted a bid for...-.-----^' i--;'.' sh:'.nn_ o�.^...1^5.:..1;r�:��--'!-'---=:n;:'-.-_;.;..�ta-:_,_..---°-°--
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NOW, THEREFORE, if the Obligee shall accept the bid pf the Principal and the Principal shall enter into a
contract with the Obligee in accordance with the terms of such bid, and give such bond or bonds as may be specified in
the bidding or contract documents with good and sufficient surety for the faithful performance of such contract and for
the prompt payment of labor and material furnished in the prosecution thereof, or in the event of the failure of the
Principal to enter such contract and give such bond or bonds, if the Principal shall pay to the Obligee the difference not
to exceed the penalty hereof between the amount specified in said bid and such larger amount for which the Obligee may
in good faith contract with another party to perform the work covered by said 6id, then this abligation shall be null and
void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect.
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CcRAli�irD COPY OF PdWGR rJ� ,�1TTOit�'�Y
Original on File at fiomo O`.fico of Compaay. Seo Cortification.
FIpELITY AND SURETY
DEPARTMENT
ST. PAUI
FIRE and MARINE
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HOME OFFICE: ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
KNOW AI.L MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Tha[ the St. Paul Fire end Marine Insurance Coanpany, a corporation organized
and exis[ing under the laws of the State of Minnesota, and having its principal ofEice in the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, does hereby
constimte and aDPOint � .
J. P. Coleman, Jr., J. D. Mair, Elnory C. McNee, Marilyn E. Walsh,
LaDella Turnbull, individually, Minneapolis, Minnesota
ite [rue and lawful attomey(s)-in-fact to execute, seal and deliver for and on its behalf as surety, any and all bonds and underrakings,
rocognizantts, contncts oF indemnity and other writings obligarory in the nature thereof, which are or may be allowed, required or
permit[ed by law, stafute, rule, tegulation, conCract or otherwise, and the exeNtion of such instrument(s) in pursuance of these D�esen[s,
�hall be as binding upon the said St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, ae fully and amD�Y, to al] intents and purposes, as
if the same had been duly executed and acknowledged by its regularly elected officers at its principal otfice. �
1'his Power of Attamey is executed, and may be certiEied to snd may be revoked, pursuen[ to and by authority of Article III,
-Seaion 5(C), of [he By-Laws adopred by the Baard of Directors of the ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
at a meeting called and held on the 3rd day ot August> 1966, of which [he following is a true transcripe of said Section 5(C).
."The President or.any Vice President, Aasistant Vice President, Resident Vice President, Secretary or Resident Secretary, shall �
�luve power and authority
� (1) To sppoint A[[orneys-in-fact, and ro authorize them to execute on behalt of the ComDany, and at[ach the Seal of the
Covtpany thereto, bonds and undertakings, recoQnizances, tontracts of indemnity and other writings obligatory in the nature
thereot, and
(2) To appoint Special Attorneys-in-fact, who are hereby authorized to certify ro copies of any power-of-atrorney issued in
pursuance of this section and�or any of [he By-Laws of the Company, and �
(3) To remove, at any time, any such Attorney-in-fact or Special Attorney-in-tact and revoke the authoti[y given him."
, � Further, this Power of Attorney is signed artd sealed by facsimile pursuant To resolu[ion of the Board of Directors of said
. Company adopted at a meeting duly called and held on the 6th day o£ �1ay� 1959� of w ich Fbe.�opowing..iu,� u.r.s��Prpt:-- �� -- �-
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��'- �-�- "Now therefore the eignaturee-ot euch officera ertd the seal o[ tke Company mey be affixed to any such power of aitomey or any
cectificate rela�ing theceto by facsimile, and any such Paweo of nttosney or certificate beaxing suct: facsimile signatures or facsimile seai
', ahall be valid and binding upon [he Company and any such power so executed and certified by facsimile signa[ures and facsimile seal
� ahall be valid and binding upon the Company in [he fu[ure wiffi respect to any 6ond ar �undenaking to which it is attsched."
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IN TESTIMONY WAEREOF, [he St. Paul Fire and Marine lnsurance Compxny has caused this
ins[rument to be signed and its rorpore[e seal eo be affixed by its authorized officer, this . Z�Ch
day of TSB�y n. n. is68
STATfi OF MINNESOTA
Covnty ot Remsey e8�
ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Yirr Prrri��
On this ZOtkl day of � tiHy 19'O8 , before me came the individual who execured the
preceding instrument, to me personally known, and, being by me d�ly swom, said that he is the therein described and authorized officer
�of the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurnnce Company; that the seal affixed to said instrument is the Corporate Seal of said Company;
that the said Corporate $eal and his signature were duly atfixed by order of the Board af Direttors of said Company.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set �my hand and A. ��������(�
aftixed my Official Seal, at the City of Saint Paul, ntinnesota, the day �� ��
and year first above written. . .
� C. L. jAEGER
CERTIFICATION
Norary Public, Ramsey County, Minn.
My Commission Expires June 2, 1974.
I, [he undersigned officer of the St. PaulFire and Mnrine Insurnnce Compnny, do hereby rertify tha[ I have compared the
Lo[egoing coDY of che Power of Attocney and affidavit, and the copy of the Settian of the Ay-Laws of seid Company as set forth in said
Power of A�rorney,' wi[h the ORIGINALS ON FILE IN THE HOME OFFICE OF SAID COMPANY, and that the same are
correct transcripts [hereo[, end of the whole of the said originals, end that the said Power of Attorney has not been tevoked and is now
in full.for<e and effect. � -
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand ehis ^;-;; dey o[ ^ 19 ie
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x�cura�e ca,rxcu. r�raa�a oF mov�sR le, 1�8 sius iF�
then ag#e�ed by tta� CB�aaaciA, a�oC to �a�,Cltbds t2tAs� it� Aa� R��
Hudqet, laa�E �o a�'� �;�� CSiy $eagiaasmr to aakA fuxtY�or stuu���s
and bri�eg bmek �c� ��qurea. Cauncilsan Liebl Coto��nted t�at if
w as� �O�g t0 d0 tho ,�ab, lt ahquld b0 dbne SA�h�, to �es��t
futuss paCpbles�,
' lfOTIqi by Cou�saci7aaaxa �kn�ridaa► to ag�rovw th� Ortk!»�xsce �ara d�t
reading adoptl,ng the Budgst for t2u Piscal Y�ar 1969, �,sa L�e
maouttt of $1,682,154, Saconded by Councilmsa Liwbla tl�a� �s
' roll ca21 vote, &cirkh�,m. Sheridan and Liobl voting ay�, M�y�
Kirkhae declared t2►e motion carriec�.
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Ths City P�coxx��y �a�d �a�t �a�s saaa to elianl.aar�k� the ne���s�.ty
of appll,c��iozas og �vai�vexs ag cur ecsd�e £os n�ops�x�� ga�skmte,
Mihicfa aro secept�,uln �+ �se Minaeapolis cod�.
i�OTZ�i by Couneil�aa ,2a�.r.+.daai to ap�xove �� fi�m� �.�a�d�ssa� �,�r]
� walve t2ae re�diaag. ���c��*3�d �g� Cra�u��.lan�ts .r,,±e�a�m ti��� � so�l
aa11 vof.�a Liebl, Shez�.���xs, �nc3 KiaBcham Votiny ay�, A4�;�� t�9��ta�
decl�red tiae nmot�,on s�r?��,�1.
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E�O+.�.'!.���, f:;;«��a �'i�hx� �e �e�adi.fy t119 C9di. Y11�tefOZe tiM $YZ3a ��'oa
�,S6W1 $�?'1$E; v3eaObllt10fl1s
�lO�SI�d L�a C�umci�a�� ?.a�;. to tndapt �eeo2*atio� �►i8a-1968.
� s�c� ��^ � c�az��,�a�,ea sE�sidue. B1po� a� eoi+a• v�s, ala v�taig
1R,ye, �:'.",a�a��-'�" �r�,`m�� €'a^y.;s�w`r�`.'."s •:°� ft'�D��.ors 4'.3r�R°�d. �
� ra�'--"�+v�'.,�a.'""��':":, i"*�"�;'�??'� ^�� �eam�w n4A vrnnenr�� (8�t Ei�V�Y �u�� :.°...q�
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t�� �"�'� ��� a��,� �Bara� ka� vra� approsch� by a se��s�tativ�
��" �� � '"'�-�".; � s�'.. `��a=�'p ����� t4�a�s plaes !o� a qas �tatiau
o� �� �aa��a�+►.�� �� � o� Smmast ���' �c� aDd 1[ississippi Niy.
' a• �a�s� tt�� �e� ors�isa�.x �1an �pg�+.6 2r�► *,1� camcia ldae otw
o�as� oa ss�t Riv�r Road sod oeis oaa 9�.��asoipp� 11ay. 8� �atd
t2��� �a1a� savis�d p2sa has an itv� � outl�t oa Niasissl,ppi
' Mag � ou� o�s �t Eivar B.a►d. H� said tfut t2tis �aald bo!
�as. tr.�e� tra�£ic �r�A�. c��+i��r� Dttt w►j.�ht psov� to b� •
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eo�p�raaiu� to solw t.}a� probl� erbtEd #�ia co�aser.
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lna. aikcE�asa A• �a3bs ea�ia that hs wa. a s.al utaCs aq�ot �
wa� pssa�st� on behalf of th� Murphy Oil Cosp. and Ch� G�rts�f
intar�st�, to sa if a solutioa c�id bs rsachid. Hs sai� tls t
ths 1nt�►t !.s t� puk an �gr�us aad itkyr�ss oa ![ia�isaipgi �ay.
8� �aid that the quaation that th�n ariaN i� it th� tirsk cut
to th� weat would iap�de the right aad l�ft hand turning
pattern. 8� uid thmt ls� would 1ik. to g� t3ia City's a�ova,7.
and then hs �rould hsve to ap�ro�ch ths ��unt� gosc thaix a�soval.
Councilman Liabl aaid t.�mt h� mmsaa�d tk�t sco aoaHc� t3�i� pl�ea
f�asible, it vea� zacassary to hava th� two opening�. Llz. �31��
ad�d yea, this is what tlae i�usphy Oi1 Coacporatioa h�s atsted.
COUaCilmit� &111b1 aelssd AUs. Doata�ld �avis�kaul, �9�pa.8�ntlnq D�.
Leona7cd Gartaexs +¢ Yara i� i:a aqrsea�nt witia thia. lRC. Savol3coul
said thst he w�a hes� juat as ati obs�rvsr and that tlsis �atta
ia bstwesn the C�ty andl tna County and ths lfsrpi�y 011 Corp.
Ha said that anything t2Unt tkiese pastie� caald oon� up with
would be aece�ta�le �� �.�. �ertz� baca�se of the litigatiou
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Tha City 8t�qin�tr potntad out that by addix� tho addltio�l
openinq, it reduca� �he capability of car �toraqa on the pro-
porty. He s�id tha� if the Council apprQVSd of thia plan,
it wauld have to ba �ubject to Caaaaty eaeo�usr�ce. !�, Sllis
said tlaat ha wa� no�. i�i�ag to ch�nge ara�r of the varimncae psa-
vioua].y approved.
Councilman Sheridaaa aaked g►ow far �Es� a.v���ra�t3,y opoasing �� �ow
the cost►ea of �he pr�rty. The City 8e,cpflae�r �aid ab�� 75' .
CouncilatR Sherldaas ��ic� that hs w�ld appsav� of the coaeec�pt,
but thst h� di� aot fael tiiat th� Couneil is in a� po�ition to
approw anything for,�ally. DOC. L11Ee �mm1d thai appeov�l of t]�
cor►cept woulct be eaiough at t3aia tiaae, so �hat it cau go to t!u
Cowaty Eor thei�C app�r�wmml.
AOTY� by Coeancilmoan Shsr��aa to eonc� �it2► #.ta� caocwpt �a
propoe� Ctiis svenisa� oxs t2ae reviaed plara dated �Tov�r 18,
1968 fot •��sv3ce st�tian oa tt►e sw t qw�r�t of Ea�C
Riv�e Ro�d amS kis�ft+iippi Msy, and a�k tA� Cataty !o� ltNir
canawrr�l�a�. S�canded Dy Cout+cilm�n • S�bl. OpoY a voLN vota,
all vOL3tq q►M, 1inYor Xir)daa d�Clu�d L1M �OtfA4 Cass'iit1.
MD�PIOR by Ccuricfiw�n Li�bi to r�c�iva the Minut�� of bh� Hu�aa
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HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, WC.
MWPJEAPOUS, MIIJN. �C'
n�c�Haeic �805 Seech sto �• $� 5J'F32
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March 27, 1969
City of Fr3dley
6431 University Anenue N, E.
Fridley, Piinnesota 55421
A'c�n: Heating Inspector
Dear Sir:
Me hereby xould like to seceive authori$ntion to install
Ti-ehrome stainless eteel distribution piping in�tead of
schedule #�+0 black pipe at the Hirsch Brothers, Znc., 145
unit apartment building located at 655o E, R3ver Road, -
Fridley. The Ti-chrome pipe is dfetributed by American
Standard Company.
k:nclosed yon will find a lettar from Hirach Brothers au-
thorizing us to uae the Ti-chrome stainlese eteel pioing
xhen it is cleared with the Citq of Fridley.
Please advise ag soon ae possible.
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Sincerely9
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DpNAI.D C. HODSDQN, President
ADV.ATiCED HF.ATINC} & AIR COND, � INC.
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Minneapolis, Minnssoto 55416
Teiephone: 927-4546
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Adva�a�d �e�3ing � d3r �aadi8�an�aay. Inco
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hfinneapolis. lAinne:ota 55432
Dear Sirs:
I heseb� au8hoariae pour �iam �o use 7trf�Chrome stainlesa
aCeel pipe. �hiffi pipe Mi11 Eake the place oi Lhe black steel
pfpe used for distribution purposes. ?de tri�hrome pipe is
dfstributed by American Staadard. My reason tor re�uesting
this change ia that the stainless stael pipe should requise
less main�ie�aance.
Please cleas 8h� use oS 4dia p�pe wi1Bb 8be F'Yid3�� in�
spect,or be4or� ��saalkin� �t.
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PDH/gas P6ilip D. Hiracd
Philip D. Htrsch
Richa�d D. Hktch
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Air Mail - Spscial aelivery
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American Standard
28� West Cwno Aven2�
St. Faulg Minnesota 55103
'aomei�et veuey inaustriai Camaus. Sornww�. N��
MarCh 13s 1969
Re= q'iftrome SCainless� Stee2 Water-DWV Tsabe
Attent3.on: Mr. A1 LaC]air
Gentle�ten s
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This is to confirm verbal iafoxmation on product graarantag on the �uhjeat
materi.al..
�TiKrome Stainlea� steel xatesdA+P9 tube is subject to all noa�al guara�tees
� against defects in matez�ial design �*��.^�ansYcip foz' s Pez'iod r� oaa� �1�
d Y6�', covering materia.i rep3,a��men��
' In additioa, co��.*.°� �� rela4.ed damage ar personal f�r��u.TMy is pscvid�d by
prcaduct liabllity ieas�anoe under CosmopoLitan Mut�aa7. Insvraeace Canpang
Policy //aLA 17-13lt66-82.
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Diu'i.ng t2ie iniiial iniroductoa�r pexa.o� ir, avg market area� r�hich shail be .
aonstrued to be not �sa than on� (1} year a�'tsr pxoduci irrtsoduati.orag ooet
of labor Por repZacement of material acijudged faulty under the gsiarantee �.�
definition shall be reim�sed fran x�eserfed funds eatablished for that
Puz'Pase•
All gnare.ntee f.�x°�s are s� ject to porma3 sequireroants of i�aned3a°�e aakice
to the mamifactuser an3 the right of inspection prior to clai.m ae'�i�ion. All
�laims mmt be authoriaed by the manufacturer or his designat,ed svspresenta-
tive aod the claie�nt must furni.sh reaaonaWe evidence as a ha�ia af aad iu
BuppOT"ti OP 8Oy C18�1Re
tru7.y youra�
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Richard Ochs
Vice Presid�n$
CIiE/1m
. EN6INEERED TUBING i0N THE VOLUME USER
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The Advanced Heating Company has requeated ouz approval for the
uae of T.i-Rrome stainlesa steel pipe heating Ilaea in lieu of copper or
black iron pipe as required by our code.
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The Mechanical Iaepector of Minneapolis feels this material ia ac-
' ceptable and has decided to grant permiesia� for the use of thie materiai
on one teat job, so ae [o be able to actually compare it againet all code
requiremente.
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I'm inclined to agree with the Minneapolis Inapection Department
and feel the material warrants a test job here in Pridley also. The copy of
the manufacturers guar.antee appears adequate to cover this trial job.
Attached [o this letter you will find the manufacturer's guarantee,
as well as letters of approval from the citiea of Atlanta, Ga, and
Birmingham, Alabama. Also encloaed is a letter by the owner of the
apartment building which ia presently under conatruction at 6550 8aet
River Road,
Advanced Heating Company has requested Council hearing on thia
matter at the earlieat poseible meeting.
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WILLIAM H. SANDIiI
Plumbing 8 Heating Inepec[or
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SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873
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SUBJEC7 Gode Approvals DA7E 30Z1�fz4 �OLD
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Dear A1,
' Snclosed are copies of approvals from Atlanta,Ga,and Birmingham�Al�.
Th� latter ia a partial appro�al and a aecond release ie anticipated
'far the "G" Grade.
As mentioned in our telcon,Cheyenne and Denver have also approved ths
' product,but vre have not received ivrittmn notic e yet,
, Formal action haa hot bean taken by Chicsgo �et,bnL Me have been gi��n
verbal approval bp the Chicago �eating Lab (Mr. Tsd Zimner). Ia Ft,Worth,
Tsxas,we hQVe been informsd that Tikrome xill be included in� their
nerr code,due within a month or txo. SIGNED CR Eisenstsin
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDfNGS
. PlUMBiNG DIVISION
ATLANTA, GEOR�i�A 30303
Mr. C. R. Eisenstein
Director of Specisl Projects
Tulsotron, Inc .
S�rset Valiey Induatrisl Campus
Samerset, Ne�a Jersey 08873
Dear Mro �iaenstei�.:
WYl1E W. M17CHELL. A.5.5.@,
CN1ER P4UMpiNG �NSPECTOR
ROMER PIYTMAN
� ASST. CNIEF PLUMBING IN9PECTOR
AC tha� regular meeting nf ehe Pl�n�ing Adwieorp Board
�'ebruery 18� 1969 the TiKroa�e �t�inleara eteel pipa, as
manu€actured by Tubotron, Ync., aaa suhmitted for a�Yacu�a�oaa
and review.
It waa the decision of this Board tha� the atainieas ateel
tubing under A.S.T.M. deaigaation A 26�-68 will be permitted
for uee ia the Citp of Atlanta.
%ieither thia le�ter, nor facaimile thereof� shall be ueed
es an endorsement or recoamendation for the saie of ti�ia
material.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Honorable Maypr and City Council
c/o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
RE: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-2
Gentlemen:
April 7, 1969
The bid abstract for above referenced project has been
examined by me, and i find the lowest bid submitted was the bid of
Arcon Construction Ca., Inc., in the total lump sum base bid of
$243,757.55. The second bid was the bid of C. S.'McCrossan, Inc.,
in the amount of $255,579.62. The third bid was the bid of Hardrives,
Inc., in the amount of $262,520.37.
The following is a tabulation of costs for comparison with the
lowest Lump Sum Bid and the Preliminary Report estimate.
Estimated Improvement cost from
prelimary report
Lowest Lump Sum Bid
Add: 20% legal, engineering
and fiscal
$243,757.55
$ 48,751.51
$ 344,463.06
$ 292,509.06
Approximate Difference $ 51,954.00
The above tabulation of costs shows that the low b3d of
Arcon Construction Co., Inc., is well within the estimated figures
presented in the preliminary report.
Zf,is the Council's determination to order this improvement,
I recommend the contract be awarded to Arcon Construction Co., Inc., in
the amount of their bid.
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Y urs very tzuly,
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NASIM QURESHI, P. E,
City Engineer
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST.
. MUNICIPAL STAT$ AID �TREET IMPROVE�IEl`TT P]
FRIDLEY, MINfIESOTA
BID OPENING: APRSL 7, 1959 11:30 A.M. �
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QC. S. McCrossan, Inc.
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� Ossea, Mfnn.
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3Q I�Tictor Carlson & Sons, Inc.
� 2246 Edgewoad Avenue South
� Minneapalis, Minn_ 55426
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� ' Jay W. Craig Company
J� 650 Emerson Avenue North
Cambridge, Minn.
� � Dunkley Surfacing Company
j 3756 Grand Street N.E.
� Minneapolis, Minn.
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' March 25, 1969
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' MEI� T0: City Manager and City Council
' FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Lot 13� Except the East 200 Feet and Except the
North 30 Feet for Road, Auditor's Subdivision No. 89
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With reterence to the letter from Kutzik and Lesvitt, dated
March 20, 1969, relative to the above described property, I
would like to point out that the assessments were on the
property before the property was purchased by the present
owner.
Another very important point is that this property is assessed
at the same rate as all the other properties in the assessment
district. All the other properties in the district were not
zoned multiple dwellings or used as multiple dwellings. Some
are one family residences and some industrial.
' I know of no basis for granting an abatemenf to this property.
The time to voice an objection to the assessment was at the
time the assessment was levied. Also, the City could not grant
' an abatement for this property without granting an abatement
to all other properties served by the improvements. If the
City did grant an abatement, it would mean the cost of the
� improvement would have to be borne by all the property owners
throughout the City. This has never been done for a water
and sewer lateral project in FY�idley.
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�PATRICK LEAVITT, JII.
VID J. AOCNL�0/10, A{WC.
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KUTZIK and LEAVITT
At[omeys and Counsellors at Law
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Moreh 20, 1969
VI��GQ� COU11C1�
Villoge of Frtdley
6431 University Avenue Northeoat
Fridley, Minnesoto
AtFention: Viliage Mtxage�
Dear Sir:
2D9 NORTN SNELLIN6 AV6NUE
SAINT PAUI.. MIXN[SOTA 6H0�
1n rc: Lot 13� except East 200 feet and except NoAh 30 feet
for road, Auditon Subdivisio� 89, Anoka County, Minnesota
� It i: our understandi�g on the subject property� according to Villoge remrds. 1ha►
there are approximotely E10,000 in special assessmerNs a�d on additionol assess-
men4 eovering stroet wrFacing and stortn sewer to be ploeed this year for an addit-
' iono6 $4aA79.25, and aceording to the engineer, on the lower end of Norton
p,vee�u� 4°�ers ��s �een a problem which will neceaitofe onother sewer iratallo-
fion, whieh wou@d be onother as�essment, perl+aps in f970.
We h�ve purshaied this property v+hich is zoned for aparfinents, and will take
approxemofely 24 units, and our cosf for the property ineluded payment of be-
tween 53�000 and s4,00Q o� the pa�f of the prior owner, which, eombined with
hia price, makes the overoll cost of the 24 units of apartmeM building�, along with
the land and assessmeMs, not feasible for operdion, baaed on wney of the aroa,
which would yeild perhaps 514�.OU Pe► mor�h for one bedroom units ond 5175.00
per month for two bedroom units.
Dividing the Potal aasesement cost by 24 units would indicofe a per unitfigure
of approximately E850.00, v+hieh covers total speciol asaessments, etc. Firsf of
oll, we rccognize that the inatallorion of Norton Avenue is a speeial situafion�
ond would have a tendeney to overweigh normal type of ossestment for a piece of
PbP��Y. and in addition fhere were some apeciot uwer problema in the orea,
whieh ogain caused an unuwal eost situotion to be agess�d agairuf the abovotdei
seribed. It is pottible to seeuro in adjacent aroas to this speeifie propeAy,
land on tha ba�is of approximately 51,000 per unit� �peeial auesxnents in and
paids which ahows us in an extremely uneompefitive posifion in the market, and
tFws the occa�ion for our diroeting this letter fo your aHention.
yye i+we no quarrol nor queation rogarding the fortnula used in the computafio�t
made, creating the especiolly Aigh axeument ogoinst this Property; ho+never� we
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March 20� 1969
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- are roquestin�y coeui�xr�ion on the port af the City Council, P4ea7 ��ac,�4m�ne
or tpeeial coneeuior, be made, w fhaf p� moy build an opartmenr building eomp0-
4i8ive on the m�rke�� ia�smueh as aperPmsnh arc genemlly among fhe higFoest land
uze ftaciBiti�a Ph�f son be eroeted. We f�el the adronlope to the VilloOt in o good
9ax yield property should make the above wggeation ame�able.
1 will approciote your every eonsideration to the above roquest,
Yours very ttvlyf _
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Assessments on Lot 13, Except East 200 Feet and Except
North 30 Feet for Road, Auditor's Subdivision No. 89
AMOUNT OF ORIGINAL
ASSESSMENT
$ 160.31
487.34
515.70
3,196.08
7�207.14
$11,�66.57
Regular S.A. Sewer Main
W-34, Water Main
SS-24, Storm Sewer
SW-88, Water Lateral
and Two Services
SW-88, Sewer Lsteral
and Two Services
YEAR
ASSESSED
1956
10/3/61
9/10/62
9/23/68
9123/68
D£FERRED
BALANCE
$ 51.37
97.50
335.24
3,036.28
6,846.78
$10,367.17
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FROM:
SUBJECT:
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Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director
Lease For Liquor Store #4 - Holly Center
Bob McGuire and myself inet with Mr. Levy concerning the renewal of the
lease for Store #� at Holly Center. The present lease was negotiated
five years ago and provides for an annual rental fee of $2.00 per sq.
foot per year plus $18.00 per month for the maintenance of the parking
lot.
Mr. Levy has agreed to rent the store to us for the coming five years
at a rate of $2.33 per sq. foot per year for the first two years and
$2.44 per sq. foot per year for the last three years of the contract.
Mr. Levy is asking $25.00 per month for our share of the maintenance
ot the parking lot.
' Mr. Levy has also agreed to insert a paragraph in the contract that
provides that in the event the city goes to private off sale liquor
sales this lease maybe cancelled by the City ugon giving the landlord
� 124 days written notice.
I recommend the City concur in the terms of the lease as drawn up.
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I10 TIMES BLIILDING
MARQUETTE AT FOURTH STREET
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55401
March 25, 196g
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Mr. Marvin Brunsell
Director of Finance
City Rall of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minneaota 55432
Dear Mr. Brunsell:
Enclosed find three copies of the prugosed lease for the
aff-sale liquor store in Holly Shopping Center. The printed
form of lease is the same one we uaed for your last lease. If
the lease is approved, aIl copies shauld be signed where provided
on the printed form and on the addendum. All copies should be
returped for our signature.
FL:js
Enclosures
Yours truly,
PxOJSCT NUt1BER SIXTY-ONE CORP.
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'-- THI$ LEASE'made and entered into this day oi 1969
by and between:PROJECE NUMBER SIICTY-ONE CORYORATYON. having an office at 110 Times Building,
?tinneapolis, Minnesota
._. -.-.a corparatlon organized �d existinq under the laws of ihe_ State of Minnesota
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'hereinafier refezred to as "L�dlord;' �d CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOPA - City Hall, Fridley,
Mimnesaxa
� a corporQUon �organized �d ezistin4 under the laws oi the State of Minnesota .
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hereinafter reterred to as "Tenant,"'
WTTNESSE�'H:
1. Premises: Landlord hereby ]eases io Tenant and Tenant accepts from Landlord the store '----'�-'�--,
' r L�. .�� n�• �.__;:�_ _,��_�._� _�,, _� __.,_ ____. t__.._r hereinafter referred to as the '7eased premises" and known
as 8iar4- 6590 University Avenue N. E. located in � the shopping center known as
Fridley, Minnesota, a store approxi- HOLLY
mately 30' inside of west wall ta
_outside of east wall by 90' o.s.d.,
2. Termi TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the leased premises unto Tenant for a term ot five (5)-
ye�s commencinq on the lst day of Auguat 19 69 and ending on the
' 31st day of �iy 19 74, unless extended or sooner terminated as here-
inaiter pTOVided.
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8. Otcupanct, � dllialemeat et A�nt NoUns: -54-lhe-leesed-�ra '
�a not au6slanha��Y completed on or bafore said comm . nt date,
1he rentals heremafter resarved shall cbate un' eased premues
have beem suLsiQNially mmpleled, o ate stwe opens Eor bus4
neas,�whichever daae is ear the term and remals shal] conllnue
for u peHod of
Aent for ¢.pertla! month shall_ 6e prowted. �
!. Leas� Yeas. The Iean "Lease year" as used herein ahclf inean a
pedod of twelve cbnsecutive calendnr monlhs, the tirsf ot which lease
yeare nhafl commence on Ihe (Srst day ol Ihe calendet month succee9-
6�q Ihe data of the commencement of Ihe term hereof lf such data shnll
utcuc on a d¢y pthet than the fi[st day of a calendo+ monih.. Gp6se-
quent lease years � sha1L tum m�secutively, each commentinq upon an
mmiveteary of ihe tommencement o( ihe tirst lease year. �
5, AeoL Tenant covenama to pay Io Landlerd at the office of ihe
tAOaiora, 110 Times Buildiug -
Minaeapolis, Minnesota
or at such other .place as Iandlord m¢y (rom tima to Ifine destgnale 1n
wrilinq, rent for the leased p:emisas as follows:
(q M{almum R�at: A, tixed annual minimum rent, herein c¢Ilad "min�
uwm rent° oc 56�300.00 each year for the first
8ad second year of this lease and of
$6,600 �O each year for the third, fourth
an$ f�ft��ea�s of this ��ase
paya ]e n c vi ce success�ve ins�a menls �� ot one-iwellth (1/12)
thereof, each on the tirst day ot each and every calendar monih during
t6e term of.ihis Lease. . . � ..
p¢y es vddlnonal rem, herein called "percentage rent._
H oxry, by whfe� grose� sales fn� each lause yeat
�zceeda ihe minimvm re a same lease �year. Perrentaqe rent fot
parllcl Iease �. � aH��be pror¢ted.' Tanan� shall �p6y !o Landlmd Ihe
perce q� cenCTt any, on or be�ore Ihe.Ihirlielh day (allowing �he end
actu¢1 sales�price, whathet whoLty or pmtly ior cosh or on c , ot
�soles of inerchandise and servires and all olher re<eip .al] buei-
ess conduded in or from Ihe leased p:emises, ind g alI deposits
a_retunded to purchvurs, orders token in or h edeased premises
adhoyqh said orders may be lillad e]sewh , and sales by any sub-
lessee�toncesstonaise or ]icensee in o om�the leased premises. and
all wiiho credit to Tenant �lor unc cied or unmlleclible credit Q<counis.
There shal be e:cluded Ir � grosa aoles" any sums colletted ond
paid out for'any sales z ot tax based upon the soie or sales o1
merchandise ana. r. �red by law, whether now or nerea[trr in lorca,
to be paid� b. n�t or rollecled from its cusAOmers, to the ex�ent !ha!
auch �tax � a�re �S� �dded to ond mc:uded in ih�� gross s�las price.
The �. .,n "yross soies'`�c�hall r,oi include the ¢xchanqe o( merch��ndise
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of Tenant ¢nd not Eor Ihe purpose of consumating a sal k(cFi has �
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theretofore been made, at, in, from ar upon the I p�emises ar fcr �
the pu:pwe of depriving Landlord of the i� o( a s¢Le which clhen
wise would be made�� ot, in, G upon the leased premises; nor
ahcll aaid term indude � amount ot reWrns to shippen or manu•
fccturera, nor t ounl o! any msh or cradl� refunded made upon
vny eie the merchondis�a sold, or some part thereof, is Ihere-
yea:s after ihe expimtion o[ each lense year, oll sa]es remtds, s tax
reports and husiness and occupalion tax reporis, which s ba open
lo the inspxtion and ¢udit o[ Landlard and its ¢gents all reasonabla
times durinq ordinpry business hours. Tananl s submit to Landlord
on or before ihe tenth day ot each and ev calender monih (excepb
ing the tenih day of the Eirst month e term hereof but incfudinq
!he tenth day of ihe month follo ' ihe end oE ihe lerm), at ihe place
ihen lixed (or the paymen tent, a writlen �latement siqned by
Tan¢nt, showinq lhe ount o( qroas sales dutinq . ihe precadiny
calendar manth a r¢ctiona] month, iE any, nnd shall submit to Lano-
lord on or 6 the thinieth day fotlowing�the end af each lease year
ol �}le ihen (lxed tor Ihe payment�of renl, a slatement by a certiEied
pu actountant, signed�by Tenanl showinq tha amount o! qross sales
wmfty
oriqinal stotement preiudicial ro Landlord"s t n in ¢n amount
�ucl �o w qreater Ihan I% ount o2 rent reparted by Tertanfs
slatement t c Iha audit, tha ezpenses of the oudit shall ba
t�-e�1��v:,.�-�i-`�-.�.,",erd� . .
8. Mainlenence o( Common Arem. 7he p¢rking area and m¢ll
formir.g a prnt oi said Shoppinq Center shall 6e available to aft 1¢nants,
their cuslomers and invitees. T�^^^' ^ - a^^�--' ������
addiliona! �ent may be estimated by Candlo;d, su'aject to a' . enis
in future�billinqs to TenanU a proporliona�e share af t ost o( aperv
ating, lighting, cleaning, removing snow, polici , msuring against
msuaBies, iniuries. and damages which ma r in such public are¢s
and otherwis= p*oparly mqintain, oper ' q and repairtnq Ihe parking
area, mall and other areas ca n� to aIl lenaats of ihe Shopping
Cen:arin Ihe� rotlo of the� . er a( square feet ot orea usable far
Merchandtsing purpos= .p lhe leased premises ta tha nvmber o( squa�e
teet of orea use memhandising purposas in the buildinqs comptl%ing
ihe Shop ' enler. The cost of maintaining ond operolmg the com�
mo as shall not include Jeal estate Iaxas, spevial laxes, or apeciul
9. IIae. It is unders'ood ond agreed Ihat lhe ]eased premises shcll
be used and occuFtad by 7enanilar OPE-SdLC LIQUOT store;
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and !or �no olher purposa ¢nd all in campliance wllh all aoplfcable
. laws,�otd7nances�and�govnrnmonial regutoiiops. +ow�pL-ch�,i_'�.,ahcw.
.b�y�. �..,� ..��An, .,,.�'r ,.i n..,. _ �.�... ��...
L. „d��y.� T.... e6..11cn..f. � Inr� .=�n �'.nl..y`rl'� r'h �e�
Ib �tfx Sq�^�wia� ^�4, 'W ^l+-�^^'`^�==-.'^-- No cuctian
tales sholl bs��nnducled In�lhe leased premises wilho�t the advance
wnttam m�aent o1 Landlmd�.
10�. Subordlnatioa. At Landlotd's option, ihis Lease shalf be and is
aubordincled lo any OiLS�ing modqages covering s¢jd leased premises,
any e:tensian or renewal thereal, or to any new mortgagas which may
be placed tAereort frort time to time. Pmvided, however, anylhinq lo �he
eoNmry��containetl. hetein notwithstanding, every such mortgoqe shall
recoqnize lha validiiy of this Lease i� ihe event of ❑ toreclasure oE
the ��a�e�d•s inleresl as lonq as the Tenant shal] not ba in defavlt
under 1he�terms�o( this Lease and ptovided Tenont has nol enticipated
more tMm eixty (60) � daYS � rent in advanw by paymenl to Landlard or
in any othar. wvy. Tenanl shall e:ecme whatever instrumenls may be
reqci�ed to�eElecl sucn subordination.
11. Car� ol Peemiee6. Tenant shall not perlorm any acls or corry
on ¢ny pradites which may injure the building or ihe leased premises
or be ¢ wisanca ot menace ta othec [enants in Ihe Shoppinq Center
and sholl�keep �he premises under its mntrot, indud:ng.lhe sidewa;k
adjocent to: Ihe leased premises, dean and Iree Irom rubbish and dir[
at all t'vnes, and shall.store ol1 Irosh cnd �garbage within the le¢sed
Pcemfses ond�areanqe for� the reqular remaval of such irash and qor6age.
Tenant shall �oot burn .any tmsh or gar6aqe in or a6out lhe leas=d
premises or trnywhere else within the confines of said�Shopping Center
e:cept in inciner¢tors,�i[provided. Tenant shall no[ keep or display ony
merchondisa on or olherwise obstrucl Ihe sidewalks, moll or meaways
adjacenf to�ihe le¢sed premises. Tenant shall nat overload any floor in
the le¢sed premises, and shall remove ice ¢nd snaw ;ram the-Eee4-end
sidewolk. in front of leased premises. Tenant shall comply with oll re�
qutremants otdaws,� reslrictlons, ond agreements with the Ctty, ¢pplic¢ble
to the Ieesed. prem9ses. Tenant shall forthwith ol �Its own cost and expense
replate with qlass of the s¢me 9uality any broken glass in ez[erior and
Sntedor windawg .and doars in or upon tha leased Qremisea, induding
plate glass: � TenaM. shall pt«ure and maintoin dutinq. ihe tetm oE ihis
Lease, a po!icy�or policies insurinq Landlord ond Tenan[ os iheir inleres�s
may appevt:�.againsbbreakage o( all such glass in ihe ]easod premises
and ahnll deposit such policy or policiea, ot certiti�¢[es evidencing their
sxiatence with �Landlord al the commencement � of tha ter[¢ ¢nd ¢t least
te¢ days p:lor to the expimtton ol each� policy. At ihe ezpiration of tha
tenancy hereby �cre¢tad,. whethar 6y Ihe �elapse of time or mherwise,
Tencat ahall surrender Ihe leased premisas in good. tonditton, reasonable
wear and tear ¢nd�damage by fire excepted, and shall surrender all
keys for the teased premises to Lendlord at the place ihen fued (or the
paymenl of renL �
I2. (ualal]¢Itoa ol tixM1Ue�. A/ Ihe mmmencement ot tha lerm and
durinq the ierm; Tenanl, at i1s own ezpense, shnit provide, install cnd
-mcintain ihe necessary li9hting fixtures, store (ixiures and floor coverinq
tequired bg it,. and ¢L( in(erio[ p¢inlinq and demmlinq. ?anant ogrees
nol to instvll any trade tiztures, equipment ot ]ighli�g (ulures that is
pot union made and dces not have a union labe] v!(ixed ihereto ond
agrees to employ only union la6or in Ihe installation ot s¢id fixtures and
aqu3pment . � �
13. Repmn. S.andlord. shall 'ceep the foundaHons, axterior masonry
.wdls und roof in good repair, except ihai Candlord sholl not be required
ro make miy sucB repairs which become necess¢ry or desimble by
mason of�� IFe neqliqence�o! Tenant, its ¢genis, sarvartts Ot employees,
and in all. other respecis ihe leased premises shall at ell times be kept
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14. Cpaducl of Busiaesa. Tenant shall nof erxt, display, ot offix
any sign, to, upon'or abcve ihe leased premises� ot the 6uilding in which
the Imsed� premises a[e si[ua��d, without in each� instance, ihe prior
wtitten apploval bf Landlord. Tenant shall not use nny advertising
medium Ihat shall be�a nuisance to Landlord or other Tenants, such os
lond speoke�s, phonographs or radio, broadcast in a manner to be
heard outside o( [he leased premises. Tenant shall not instoll any ex-
terior lighting or plum6inq fixNres, shades or awninqs or any ezterior
dem:ations, or pQinting, or huild ony (ences: nor snafl Tenant ins!all
ony mdio o� te7evis(on cntennae, (oud speakers, sound amplifiers, ot
sim(lar devices: on tha roof or exterior walls oE the building unlesa w11h
the advante wr(tten co�sent ot Landlotd.
All disploy windows shall be kept weL4lighted, u���;R,R�;,�,.-
toso r6., �r,.�e �,. ., ��;,. r. .. a 5 ' 9 � 9 BB E'�! E pc
SaEGr •• •.,.'�e7"b=�P'-!he'a:ore'oPen-for--h¢sir.ts
,��Q,M _-�e.. �a�.. __� �_ --, Tenanl shall open its
alore �for business at the mmmencemen� otJihe term or��eesn_yrere•
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und Tenant shal] wnduct its business in a 1¢wful manner and ia qood
faith •,^a :.. ...aw _ .x_. �.. "a _ _
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Tenattr'shall mdintain on Ihe premises a su6slantial stock of goods,
wares and m=rchandise and equipmenl, odeq�cie to assure successful
opecation oi Tenanfs business, nnd shall employ derks�, salesmen and
.�ot}[ers�� aufficien[ for the airvice and convenience of wstomecs. Ten¢N �
�mgrees to abida by such rules and requlations for the conduct and
pf � olion o1 business in said Shopping � Center as �ate reosonably es�
tobii ed by thetondlord. -Twqc�q;-ef�al}.n,eFa}ire�F�akewy-e:,,�,�
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apscid assecaman taxes assesced aqoinst Ihe ;eosed pr�,:erl¢ yx.
cess oi lwenry pzr -�nt (20%) of the minimvm }r nt!�(fiereinafler re-
ferrad la as Yux Renq. The Percentoge Rr�1l be rcduced by tha
amcv.:! oi 'lar Rent pai ty Te �ne occounting lor each lease
year sheli b� Independen ny otiier le�sa year. Tho �ox�±s asses�»d
ugalnsl Ihe !eosr3�}Y,�;my�:� .aJ be �ha! p�rt of I:.e t�x bill us lha
rano of umber o! squuru -�� of the leased premL^es is lo ihe
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I5. Attexallons-Inatallallo�s. Te�ant shall not moke ¢nY a��amliona
in or additions b the ]eosed prnmises nor make any con(ravl Iherefoq�
withoW first pracuring Landlord's writlen� consanl and deliverinq io �
Landlord the ptons, specilica!ions, and the necessaty permits;�oll In form. �
and substance satistaclory to Landlord, and turnishinq indemnilicahon �
against liens, costs, damayes and expenses ¢s may be required���y Land� �
lord. All cltemlians, addi;ions, impmvemenls ond � fixlures, olher lhan .
'fenonl's trade tixtures, which may be made or installed by eilhatYand�
lord oc Tenant upon the leased prem�ses snall be ihe pmpetig of the
Landlord ¢nd shalt remain upon and be surrendered with ihe le¢sed
premises as a patl Ihereal, all without compensation or credit to Tenant,
provlded, however, if prior to said terminaiion, or within litteen days.
Ihereafleq Landlord so direc�s 6y written nmice to Tenant, Tenant sh¢II
prampily remove ihe additions, improvem_nls, fixtutes ond inslaflalions �
which wete placed in Ihe lecsed premises by Tenant and whlch are de-
slgnoted in said notice, ¢nd repair any damaqe ocrosioned by such�
removals, and in deEauti iheteoE, Landlord may ¢tle�t said removols ¢nd
repairs and Tenant� wil] p¢y lo Landlord, on demand, [he cost ihereoE
with interesl ¢t the rate ot seven per cent per annum ttom ihe da�e of
such temoval by Landlord.
16. Ineu��ce. Tenant shall not cacry any stock o( goods oc do
anything in or obout the leased premises which wil! in any way impair
o[ invatidate Ihe obligalion oE any palicy o( insurance of iha leased �
premises or ihe buitdioiq in which Ihe leased premises are siWated.
Ienant agrees to pay, upon demand, ax oddilion¢F ren[,� any increase
in insurance pcemmms resulting fram the 6usmess cerried on in the
le¢sed premises by 'i'enan;, whether or nal Lnndtord has consenled to
same.
19. Deliveriea • P¢rk3nq Cms. All loading and unloading oF mer-
chandise, sh¢!I be made through proper service doors. Ten¢nt and its
employees sholi p¢rk theic cnrs only in areas designated by Landlord
fram �ime to time. Tenanl agrees that upon wri[[en notica from Landord,
it will within tive days Eurnish Landlord or ils ¢uthorized �aqent� the
Stale aubmobile licen�a numher assigned to its automobile or auto-
mobiles ot all i�s employeas employed in ihe leased premises. Tenont ..
shatl not at ¢ny time park its irucxs oC othex delivery vehicles fn ihe
parkin4 area. � . �
� 18. Coveaant to Hoid Harmlesn. Tenanl ¢grees to indemnity and �
scve Landlord harmless agcinst and from any ¢nd all claims,. damagea, �
costs and expenses, inuutling reasonable attarney's fees, axisinq from
Ihe ronduct or manaqement o't ihe business condu<ted by Tenant in the
leased premises. it is fudhet understaod and agreed that Landlord shr.p �
not be liable, ¢nd Tenanb waives all clauns lor d¢mage ro�pe�son��or
property sustained ty '1'enont ar TenanYs employees, agents, serv¢nts,
invi�ees and customers resultinq trom the buitdinq in which thB le¢sed
premises are si�uatedror ihe leased premises, or nny eqmpment or ap.
purtennnce, becominq out of repair, or rewllinq fram any accident in
or about wid buitding or the leasad premises, or resultinq directly or .
indirectty trom any act or neglect of ony other tenant in said Shoppinq
Cenler. ' ' �remHtne�.�l�e- �
liabitity insurance, insurirtg Londlord and 'Penant aga ' ury lo
property, person or loss�ot life arising out o e¢nd occup¢ncy
o! ihe ]eased premises with limits e¢st $5,000 propecty damage, �
S1Q000 for one pecso . ,000 for any number of persons injured
w killed ' ne accident and sh¢II turnish to Landlord, from timo
19. Aaaignment or Sublettinq. Tenant agreas not to sell, assign. �
pledge or in any manner honster this Lease or ony .eslate or interest
iheteunder and rtot to sublet the leased premises ot ¢ny part '-r �
parts Ihereo( and no� to permit any licensee or concessionnaire therein
withoW Ihe previous wHnen consent ot Lcndiard in eacn instance. Con�
sent by Landlord to one assignment of this Lease ot to one suble�tinq
of the leased premises shall not be a waiver of Landlord's rights under
this Arfide as ro sunsequent ¢ssi5nm?nt o� subre�unq. iontliord"s
righis to assiqn ihis Lease are and shal] remain unqualifiad. .
20. Access fo Premiaea. Landlord reserves tha right to enler upon
ihe Lensed premises at ¢ll reasonable hours for the purpose ot inspec[ing
Ihe same, or oF inakinq repnirs, additions or ¢Iterations to ihe building
in whith ihe leased premises me lamled, or b exhi6it the le¢sed
premises to prospective tenaNs, purchasers or athe[s,
� 31. Utilttiee.. Tenant shalt pay (or all ke¢t, gay, wa�er, eledricity,
sewaqe and gorbage disposal service, (which soid utility services ¢re
heteinafter in this� Arlide referred b os "said services' ) used in the
leased premises. IJ Landtord shall elect lo supply any one or more a�
all ol soid services b Ihe leased premises, Tenant sha}7 accept and uae
such o( soid services as are tendered�by Landlord pnd p¢y Landlord
Iherefor ol the mtes which would be chatged if said services wera
bouqht by Tenant fmm ihe � municipalily or other service corporotion � �
which would alherwise supply such of said services as ere farnished
by Landlord. In ¢dditian to ather remedies, Candlord, upon not less ihan
five doYS notice lo Tenant, may dismntinue tutnishing such of said
services as a(oresaid�os nra nol p¢id (or, and no auch discantinu¢nce .
sha3] be deemed on eviet[on or :ender Landlord iioble to Tenont for
damaqes or relieve Tenont from performance of its obligations under
this Lease. If Landlord shaR elec� to furnish s¢id secvices or any one or
more o1 them, Landlord �shalk not be lioble to Tenant in d¢mages ar
otherwise should Ihe�lumishing of a�y one or more of said services 6e
interzupfed or required to be termina[ed becouse of necessary repairs�
ar improvements or any cause beyond Ihe tontrol of Londlord. Upon not
less ihan Ihirty dQys' notice in wriling lo Ten¢nt, Landlord may cease
fo lumish any ane or more, ar�all, o} said services without ony respon-
si6ility to Tenanl ezcept Io con�ect the service tacili�ies wi�h such other
nearby source of supply as may be avai]able [or such o[ eatd services .
so discontinued.
1R. Untan¢at¢biltty, !� the event 1ha leosed premises sh¢ll be de-
stroyed or so damaged by fir¢, sxplos�ion, windsbrm or other msualty as
ta be ,r�lirely untenantabte, Landbrd muy reslore the le�sed premisE,
w;�nin o reasonablo time aiter such dest�uclion or damage, or ma�
tc�.ninote Ihis Lecse ond Ihe term demiced as c! ihe dale o( Iha de-
sLO:lion or damc;e, in either mse by aivinq Tenant nolice within sixt}'
da�s o0ar Ihe d�te af the dest[uclioc� or damage.
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�, In Ihe avent�lhe leased premises shall be damaged os ofc:esaiu
� buf ¢ce not Ikereby� rendered enf�-fy unlenenta6:e. Landlord shall re�
� stoi9..(he leased..:premises with reacanabla dispatchr Landlord sholl not
'� be Ifable or iesponsibfe (or any defays in tebuildinq or repairing due to
� atr$8s, nots.: oc5s oS Gad, nationol emeiqency, acis o4 publle enemy.
. qovemmental laws or �req�lalions, inabilily to procure molerials ot
labor, orboth, or any alher causes beyond ils controL �
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RS. Aemediee. Landbrd may termina�e the estale and term demised
6y ten days' writlen nolita ta Tenant upon Ihe kappening oE ony one or
mora of the tollowinq evenls, and �he same are not remedied within
ihuly (30) days �aher notice to TenanC (¢) ihe making by Tenant ot an
assignment Eor ihe benelit o[ i�s creditors; (b) ihe levyinq o( a writ of
ezecution or attachment on or aqinst the property oE Tenant; (c) in ihe
Bvent..pl'oceedinqs..are ins�iluted in ❑ court o1 mmpetant juiisdiction
for Ihe reorganization,� liquidatlon or involun[�ry dissolution of Tenant,
or tor its adjudic¢tian �as a bankrupt or insolven[, or Eot ihe oppointment
of a receivet�a[ t6e property of •Tenant, and said proceedinqs are nat
dismissed, and any receiver, imstee or liquidator tlppointed iherein
dixharged, within ihirty days atler ihe institution at said proceedings;
(d) the do'vk7, or 'permitting to be done by Ten¢nt of any ect which
eeates.a mechanics ]ien or daim therefor againsl ihe land or buifding
of which Ihe ]eased premises are a part; and (e) 1he faIlure of Tenant
to p¢y. art�. inslal]ment o[ rent within ten days a(ter due or to pe[Eorm
any o�her� oL i(s co�enants under this Lease.
Upon -.tha termination ot the eslata as a[oiesaid, Landlord � may
Io-entes �Ke . leased premises 'Ni1h o[ without process oE law using
such tocce� qs may be necessary, and remove all persons and chaltels
ihereErom and Landlord shall not be liable iar damages or otherwise
by reason o( re-en�ry or termir.ation oE ihe lerms oi �his Leass. NoF
wi�hstandinq such termination, the ]ia6ility of Tennnl foi the minimum
renl provided 1or hereinobove shall not be extinguished for the balan<e
of the term remaining �after said tesmimtion, ¢nd Landlord shall be
antilled �to. recover 'vnmediately as liquidated damages an amount equdl
lo the minimum � re�i for the said balance o( the te�m less ihe fair
reNal vo]ue of the premises tor the wid 6alance of the term.
In ihe event of any breach hereunder by Tenant. Landlord may
Smmediately or al any time IhereaNer, without notice, cure such breach
!or �he� accourtt and at ihe expense of TananL I( Landlord at ony time,
6y reason�of such breqch, is rompelled to pay, or elecis to pay, any
aum o( money � or do any act which will require Ihe poyment of any
aum ot money, or is mmp=lfad to incur any expense, includtng reoson-
able attorney's (ees, in ins[itUtinq or prosecuting ony actiort ot pro-
ceeding to. entotce Landiord's righis hereunder, ihe sum or sums so
paid by � Land[ord, with interest lhereon at tha rate oE seven per cent
per annum Gom�ihe date oE paymant thereof, shal] be deemed to be
cdditional�� :ent hereundet ¢nd shal] 6e dua Srom Tenan[ to Landtord
on the fust day oE the month following the�payment ot such respective
wms or expenses . �
days prio� 10 expirction of lhis lease o! its intent' e at the
end of �the temi herein demise andlord shall hove �an
oplion �o crontin en the term af �his lease �or one year from
Tenanl will, at the ezpitation or termination of lhis lease, yield
up possession W I.andlord, and Eailinq so to do, will p¢y ¢s liquidated
dnmages for each day possession is withheld, on amount equai to
doubte the. mnount of ihe daily minimum and percentage rent, tomputed
on c thlrly day month nasis. .
All rights and remedies o[ Landlard herein. enumerated shcll be
cumu]¢6ve and mne shall exdude any other zighl or remedy allowed
by law, and said righis and remedies may be ezercised and enforced
mncurrenily and whenever and as often as oecasion Iherefor arlsea
Shoutd Landtord be �n defaull. under ihe terms o( this ]_ase,..
Lan3;ard shal! have reasonablr, end adeqcale time 1n which lo cure
the same after�writlen notice to-Lan�lord by Tenant of such default.
ISU% of ihe gross safes required to pay ihe mintmum rent n te-
ee[ved, at the percentage rate sp3cified ln Seclion ,� t e Londlord
m.:y terminote Ihls lease by wiitten mtice t'" nt oI its Intentton to eo
terminate at leasl ninety (90) d nor to such �ermfnalion data;
howaver. Tenan[ shafl hav �ght to nullily such terminatian, p:ovtdad
Tenant prior to s rminalion da1e, agrees in writing wilh Landlord
Ihat the m annual rent shall 6e increased lo I50YO of !he minlmum
24. Noticea. Any notice required or permitted under this lease .
sholl 6e deemed sutticiently given or served it sent 6y reqistered m¢II ��
to Ten¢nt af the address ot tha leased premises,
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and to Landlord at Ihe address then fixed for tHa paymen4 of rent
and either party may by llke notice at any tune ond from time to .
Hme designate dilferent addresses to whtch natices shal] be senl. Notices �
qiven in ¢ccordance. with these provlsions shall be deemed .received
when mailed. � � .
25. General. Noth3nq conta[ned In Ihis Lease ahall be deemed or
construed by the p¢rttas hereto or by any third party to create Ihe
relationship ol princip¢I vnd agent o� of parNenhip or of joint venture
or o! any cssociation botwaert Landlord and TananL lt baing exprassly �
under.^.tood end agreed that neither the method of cpmputation of rertt �.
nos any othar provSsions <ontained in this Lease nor any acls oi tha
p¢rties hewto shall 6e deemed to cre¢te any relationship between Land-
]ord and Tenant othet ih¢n the relationship of landlord and tencflt.
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Tenaat�aqvees
to erect on eleciricaign showing Tenanfs name end/or type o( business,
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`--a- -` "�- `•"-"-- �-• "-- ower edge of ihe canopy ond a small �
electrlc siqn under the canopy, ca may he directed by L¢ndlord. It
fe understaod ¢nd agreed that all neqotialtons, consideratlons, agree-
m=nls. representations ond understandinqs by cnd between the porliea
hereto, have been reduced to writinq and executed by Ihe parties hereto,
and that an� changes and modlEicotions fhereot, in order to }�ecome
eftedive shall be made by wdtten instrument and executed in beha!f
o( the Landlord by two of its officets, ¢nd by ihe Tenant.� The invalidity
oc unentocceability. of ony provision hereof shall not affect od lmoa'¢ ¢nv
other provisions. It is understood and agreed th¢t Landlord has m¢de
m roptesentatians ¢s to ldanfity, type, size and number of other lenancies
at stores in ihe Shapping Center, cnd I.andlordh rights to chan9e, de�
crease, eliminate or lncrease Ihe Idenlity, type size, location or Oumber
ot other stotes, buildinqs, malls, toads or tenancies in ihe shoppi�g. .
tenter shol! remoin unqua!ified and unre5tricted. "fhe marginel headings
o( the several articles conteined herein are for mnvenience only and do
not dafina, limit or mnstrue the rnMents o( such artides.
26. Succesaors ¢nd Asaiqas. The tetms, covenants nnd condittons
hereoE shall be 6indinq upon and lnure lo the successors in inferest and
assiqns of the parties hereto.
(see addendum attached hereto and made a part Hereof)
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Landlord and Tenant hwe hereunto executed this Lease and affixed their respec-
tive seals as of ihe day and year first above written.
WITNESSES:
As to I,andioed
PROJECT NU2�ER SIXTY-ONE CORPORATION
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(iSS�t Seeretacy
CITY OF FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA
QenanU
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CiCy Manager
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Notwithstanding anything in the printed lease form to which this addendum is attached
to ihe contrary:
1. In the event Lhe prewises shall be destroyed or so damaged by fire or other:
casualties during'the life of this agree�ent whereby the premises are rendered
uatenantable, the rent due hereunder shall be abated during the time of repairs,
nnless Tenant is able to conduct his business on the premises.
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' 2. The Tenant agrees to carry and pay the premi�s for public liability insurance,
insurinp, &andlord and Tenant against injury to property, penson or loss of life arising
out o8 the use and occupancy of the leased premises with limits of at least $25,000
' property damage, $100,00Q tor one person and $300,000 for any number of persons injured
or killed in any one accident and shall fumish to Landlord from time to time a copy of
aaid policy. .
3. Tenant shall keep the store open for business eaeh evening until closing hours
as has been established by State laWS governing such hours.
4. Tenant shall pay as additional rent $25.00 each and every month for its share
of parking lot maintenance charges. Said sum to be dne on the Eirst day of each and
every month of term of this lease.
5. In the event the Cfty goes to private off sale liquor sales, this lease may
be cancelled 6y the City upon giving Landlord 120 days written notice.
WITNESSES:
As to Landlord
As to Tenant
PROJBGT NUMBER SIXTY-ONE CORPORATIOY
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Vice President
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dss't Secretary
CITY OF FRIDLEY� MII`t�i7ESOTA
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A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follotas:
1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts
for the following item, mate�ials and work:
1/2 TON PICK UP TRUCK
2. A copy of the specifications for the above described items
and materials, together with a proposal for the method of
purchase and the payment thereof haue been presented to
the Council by the City Manager and the'same are hereby
approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and
the method of acquisition and payment to be required by
the City with respect to the acquisition of said items
and materials.
3. The purchase of said items and materials as described
above shall be effected by sealed bids to be received and
opened by the City of Fridley on the2lst day of April, 1969.
The City Manager is directed and authorized to advertise
for the purchase of said items and materi:als by sealed bid
proposals under notice as provided by law and the Charter of
the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form
as that shown by Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part
of by reference. Said notice shall be published at least
twice in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY.THIS
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CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
� BID NOTICE: NEW 1/2 TON PICK UP TRUCK
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The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota will accept sealed bids
on one (1) New 1/2 Ton Pick Up Truck on the 215t day of April, 1969, until
11;;30 A.M. on said date at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast,
FTidley, Minnesota, 55421, (Tel. 560-3450). All hids must meet the minimum
requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can
resulC in disqualification of the bid.
East bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or
Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota,
in an amount of not less than S% of the bid, which check, cash or bond shall
be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into Contract, after his
bid has been accepted.
The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in
the hest interests of the City. The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid received
without explanation.
The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time of
delivery or performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past per-
formance of similar types or items or materials, availability of products
and other similar fact6rs that it may determine to be in the best interest of
the City.
Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the
Parks and Recreation Office, Director of Parks and Recreation, or copies may
be obtained from his office.
All bids must be submitted in sealed encelopes and plainly marked on the
outside with "NEW TRUCK^.
Publish: April 9, 1969
April 16, 1969
HOMER ANKRUM
City Manager
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RESOLIITION N0. � � I � � �
A RESOLIITION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND
� ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS Ti�;REOFr WATER AND SAitITARY SE.�
PROJECT N0. 93.
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BE IT RESOLVID, by the Council of the City of Fridley as followst
1. That it appears in the intereet oE the City and of the property owners
affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit:
Water mains, sanitary sewer, laterals and service connections and
other facilites to serve the streets in the area bounded by;
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� ']9th Avenue extended on the North, Osborne Road on the South,
IIniversi"ty Avenue on the East and the Rai.lroad tracks on ihe
West side.
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(Imgrovements on 77th Way, Elm Street, and Beech Street have
already been ordered in by Resolution #120-1968.)
2. Comstock and Davis, Consulting� EYigineers, 1446 County Road J, are
hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and
epecifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the
coets o£ 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 finsncing thereof, and
to make a preliminary report of hia findings, stating therein whether
eaid improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made
as pxoposed, or in connection with some other improvements (and the
es�timated 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.
j. 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 area
of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements (and
each of them�; and upon receipt from said Ehgineers of the said
preliminary report, calculate estimates of assessmer.ts as ma.y be
propoaed relative thereto against each of said lands.
4, mnat said preliminary report o£ the E4zgineers and estimates of
assessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made
available £or inspection to the owner of ax�y parcel of land as may
be affected thereby at any public hearing held relative thereto, as
well as at ar�y prior time reasonable and convenient. p�
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DAY OF �! `� , 19�,
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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BESOLUTION N0. � j
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIl�ffNARY REPORT AND CALLING A-PUBLIC
$EARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS
WATER AND SANITARY SEWIIt PROJECT N0. 93
WHEREAS, the construction of certaiII improvements is deemed to be in
tha interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected there-
by. '
BE IT RESOLVED, 6y the Cfty Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
laws: �
1. That the preliminary report submitted by Comstock & Davis,
Consulting Engineers is hereby received and accepted.
2. That this Council will meet on the 12th day of May ,
1968 at 8:QO o'clock P.M. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley
fox the pu=pose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference,
Exhibit "A".
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That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each
of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted
in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately
accoxding to the benefits received.
Riaat the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
auch Public Aearing hy publishing a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of xhe City of Fridley according to law, auch notice to be
aubstantially in the foxm and substance of the notice attached here-
to as Exhihit "A".
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DAY OF � ".� _^, 1968.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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� CITY'OF ERIDLEY
(EXitISZT A)
NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS
WATER _&. SAN��ARY SEW�t PROJECT N0. 93
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iJkIEREAS, the City Counci2 of the City of Eridley, Anoka County, ff
Kinnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedienC that the improvemenj:s �:, ,
= herefnaFter described be made.
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$OW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GZVEN THAT on the 12th day of
,�969 , at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council vill meet at the
Cfty Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear alI
parties interested in said improvements in whole ar in part.
-iise genera2 natare of the improvements is the cons[ruction (in the
lttnds and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
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Water mains, sanitary sewer, laterals and service connections and other
fecilities to serve the streets in the area bounded by;
79th Avenue extended on the North, Osborne Road on the South, IIniversity
lvenue on the East and the Railroad tracks on the West side basically
iacluding the streets, Osborne Road, 78th AYenue, 79th Avenue, Gumwood St.,
Hickory St., Main St., streets between Main & University Ave., and the West
Service Drive of IIn'iversity on the proposed plat of East Ranch Estates.
BSTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . � _
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT
IS AS FOLLOWS: .
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� AII of the land abutting upon safd stree[s named abqve and a11 Iands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
; t A1! of said land to be assessed proportionately according Co the benefits
ieceived by such improvements. ,
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separate improvements, escept as hereafter otherwise provided by Council
- atl under the following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398
snd Iaw amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter.
DATED THIS DAY OF
i95 ORDER OE THE CITY COUNCIL.
• MAYQR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION N0, k°I � '
A RESOLUTION ORDERING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREAF FOR THE WELL HOUSE FOR
FOR WELL N0. 2: WATER PROJECT N0. 94
, WHEREAS, it is in the interests of the City of Fridley that a well'
house be built over Well No. 2 to protect the facilities.
WHERF.AS, the Council passed an Ord'inance No. 414 on the 17th.day
� of March, 1969 authorizing the spending of funds to repair and remodel
Weil I3o. 2.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley as
€ollows:
� 1. Comstock & Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Engineers, are
hereby designated as Engineers for this project. They
shall prepare final plans and specifications for making of
such repairs and improvements.
2. The work to be perfoxmed under this project maybe performed
under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon
receipt of bids.
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ATTEST:
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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A RESOLIITION AIITHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A RIDER TO THE AGREII�4ENT
BEPWEFN THE CTTY OF FRIDLEY AND THE BOAi?D OF WATEft COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF ST. PAIIL.
WHEREAS', the Resolution No. 18b-1963 dated November 18, 1963 0£ the
City Council of the City o£ Fridley authorizing the execution of an
agreement between the City of Fridley and the Board of Water Commissionere
of the City of St. Paul Eor the joint use of the easement of the said
Board of Water Commissioners o£ the city of St. Paul.
Wi�tE'�AS, the City of Fridley is again requesting the joint use o£ said
easement for the purposea of building a T.H. #47 service road over it.
WAEREAS, a rider to the eaid agreement o£ November, 1963 encompassing
two pages has been prepared.
NOW T�EE'ORE, be it resolved by the City Council o£ the City o£ Fridley,
� that the Mayor and City Manager of the City of Fridley have been
authorized and have been directed to execute the rider to the agreement
on behalf o£ the City of Fridley and the Board o£ Water Commissioners o£
� the City o£ St. Paul for the joint use of the easement of the said
Board o£ Water Commissioners o£ the City o£ St. Paul, as set forth on the
proposed two pages £or the rider to the agreement a£ November, 1963.
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ATTEST:
CITY CLEEtK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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TIiCS AGRF��NT� Mac1e this 17th day of March , 19b9, by and be-
tWeen the BOARD OF WATER C�IISSIONERS of�the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota,
hereinafter called the Board� and the CITY OF FRIDLEY� County of Anoka�
Minnesota� hereinafter called the City� being a First Rider to that certain
Agreement made by and between said Board and said City the 13th day of
INovember� 1963, and by this reference i.i:corporated herein and made part and
parcel hereof with the same intents gurpose and effect as if said Agreement
� xere set forth herein, verbatim.
WITNESSETH:
WHE..'�tFA3� The.Board now possesses title to an easement in certain
real estate lying generally north of and adjacent to Osborne Road� in Section
-- 1}.� Township 30� Range 2J�� in Anoka County� said real estate being herein-
aPter ealled A^emises; and�
WIiEREAS� Suburban Engineering Inc.� Consulting Engineers� have
prepared plans and specifications for the City� Por a service drive over and
across the Board�s Premises; and�
F�i�EAS, The City requests that the Board�s Air Oent Structure,
located just east of proposed servi.ce road, be removed or relocated so that
proper sight distance can be obtained where said service drive enters Osborne
Raad; and�
WHEREAS, The Board is willing to grant said permissi�n to the City
consistent with the requirements and safety of the works of the Board.
NOW� THERF.F'ORE� BE IT AGREED, In consideration of the mutual promi.ses
and agreements of the parties hereto� that:
1. Said Bo�rd hereby grants to said City the permission to
construct and maintain a service drive as shoVm on attached
plan� designated Exhibit A, prepsred by Suburban Fhgineering
Inc.� dated February� 1969, and said plan by ihis reference
is incorporated tterein the same as if set forth herein,
verbatin.
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2. The Board� with its own forcea� will remove said Air Vent
Stsvctura� including dirt fill around Structure, when coruiuit
can be taken out of service, and that the City or its Con-
tractor will pay the Board the sum of One thousand three
hundred and £ifty (�1,350.Q0) dollars for work done as out-
lined above.
3. The City or its Contractor will construct an 8" reinforced
' l�Q�t20 foot concrete slah over the southerly sixty inch
conduit� said epecifications to be approved by the Botzrrl
and subjeot to its inspection. Upon notification by the
City or its Gontractor� the Hoard will locate exi.sting
conduit it� the Tield.
This Agreement is made and executed pursvant to and under the
suthoritq of resolution numbered adopted by the Boarc: of V7ater Com-
� missioners of the City o£ Saint Paul on the day of , 1969,
and of a resolution sdopted by the City Cauncil of the City of Fridley, on
the day oP , 1969, copiea of said resolutions being annexed
hereto and by this reference made part hereoP the same as if set forth herein
verbatim.
IN idITNESS WHEREdF� The parties hereio have executed these presents
, in triplicate the day and year £irst above written.
In the presence of
APPROPED:
Clifford W. Hamblin� General i�nager.
BOARD OF VJltTEft COt+IIffSSIOtdERS OF
TFIE C2TY C�' SAINT P:UL� MINiJESOTA
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Robert F. S�r>.fka� President.
Aarry E. t'farshall, Secre tary.
CITY OF FRIDLEY� NIII�ftESOTA
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Jack 0. Kirkham Mayor.
Marvin C. Brunsell City Clerk.
COtTt1TEftSIGNED:
Joseph J. 3�Iitchell, City Comptroller.
Approved fls to Form and Execution
this day of , 1969.
Asst. Corporation Coun�el.
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
PROPERTY FOR A SERVICE DRIVE AND UTILITIES
'ALONG THE EAST SID.E OF HIGHWAY 65 NORTH OF
73 1/2 AVENUE.
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BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
County, Minnesota as follows:
� WHEREAS, it is necessary to acquire an easement for street
and utility purposes over property for the construction of a
'service drive and water utility improvements, and
WHEREAS, the contract for constrnction on the above project
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WHEREAS, the City Council has previously determined that
the project was feasible and necessary, and
WHEREAS, the easement thai is requi2ed is fully described
as follows: Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Central View Manor Addition,
tagether with that part of the 5outhwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section 12, T-30, R-24, described as follows:
Commencing at the Northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2, Central View
Manor Addition, thence North along the East line of said Southwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 12, T-30, R-24, to the
South line of the North 726 feet of said Southwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter thence West along the South line of said North
726 feet to the East Right of Way line of State Trunk Highway No. 65
thence South along the East Right of Way line of State Trunk
Highway No. 65 to a point in the Westerly extension of the North
line of Lot 1, Block 2, Central View Manor Addition, thence East
along said Westerly extension of Lot 1 to the point of beginning,
thence terminating.
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All located in Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County
of Anoka, $tate of Minnesota
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Fridley City Council as
follows:
1. It is necessary for purposes of construction of a service
drive, and water improvements, for othez utility purposes and for
street purposes that the above stated easements be acquired.
2. That said easements are to be used for street and utility
purposes.
3. That the attorneys for the City are authorized and directed
to acquire such easements by condemnation action in Anoka County
District Court.
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DAY OF , , 1969.
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ATTEST:
CITY GLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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- A RES4LUTION ORDERING PRELiMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND
ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS TF�iEOF: UNIVERSITY AVENIIE EAST SERVICE
ROAD AND 69TH AVENUE CROSSOVER, PROJECT ST. 1968-1B _
BE IT RESOLYE�, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows:
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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 gradingx stabilized hase, bituminous
surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer system and other
facilities located as follows:
University Awenue East Service Road from 69th Ave. to 73rd Ave.
including the 69th Avenue Crossover on University Avenue.
2. Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engr. and Suburban Engr. Co. Inc. are
hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and
apecifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the
costs of said inprovements, including every item of cost from
inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred �or to
be incurred� in connection therewith, or the financing thereof, and
to make a preliminary report o£ his £indings, stating therein whether
eaid improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made
as proposed, or in connection with some ather improvements (and the
estimated cost as recommended�,including also a description of the
landa or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be
proposed to be assesse3. �
3. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address o£
the owner of each parcel of land directly a£fected or within the area
o£ lands as may be proposed to be assessed Yor said improvements tand
each of them�; and upon receipt from said Ehgineers of the said
preliminary report, calculate estimates of assessments as may be
proposed relative thereto against each o£ said lands.
¢. That said preliminary report of the Ehgineers and estimates o£
assessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made
available for inspection to the owner of at�y parcel of land as may
be a£fected thereby at ax�y public hearing held relative thereto, as
vell as at any prior time reasonable and convenient. j�
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ADOPTID BY THE CTTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF � �,!" �f'` , 1969.
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A RfiSOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A
SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF CONSTRUCTION OF
CERTATN IMPRpVEMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY AVENUE EAST SERVICE ROAD
FROM 69TH AVENUE T0 73RD AVENUE INCLUDING Ti� 69TH AVENUE
CROSSOVER ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE: STREET IIMPROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1968-1B
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WHEREAS, the City Council by Resolution No. 193-1967, dated the 20th
� day of November, 1967 authorized the public hearing for the East Service
Road of Univexsity Avenue between 69th Avenue and 73rd Avenue.
' i7fiEREAS, Resolution No. 207-1967 dated the 18th day of December,
1967 and Resolution No. 17-1968 dated the 5th day of Febxuary, 1968 ordered
" the improvement for the Universlty Avenue East Service Road.
WHExEAS, it is advisable to revamp the 69th Avenue crossover on
` University Avenue for the following reasons:
l. To handle the extra traffic which will be generated after the
construction of the County Ice Arene on the East side of T.H.
#47 (Univexsity Avenue) and the development of the industrial
property on the West side of T.H. �47.
2. Thie plan will also help to aeparate the industrial traffic from
the residential traffic.
3. This relocation of the croesaver to the North will also imprwe
the sight distance on the highway for the future location of the
traffic signals.
NOW BE IT RESOLVED� by the City Council of the City of Fridley
as follows:
1. That the revised preliminary report submitted by the City
Engineer, Nasim M..Qureshi, and Suburban Engineering Company,
Incoxporated, Consulting Engineers, is hereby received and
accepted. '�� --
2. That this Council will meet on th� 21st day of Apri1� I969 at
7:30 o'clock P.M. at the City Hall in the._City=-cr€ Fridley for
the the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement
noted in the Notice Attached hereto and made a part thereof by
reference, E�chibit "A".
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said iunprovements and
each of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas
as noted in said notice: All of the same to be assessed propor-
tionately according to the benefits received.
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Resolution No.
Heceiving the Prelim. Report &
Ca11 a Supplemental Public Hearing
St. 196$-1B - Crossover
4. °That the City Manager is authorized an$ directed to give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according tu 1aw, such noxice to be
substant3allg in the form and substance of the notice attached here-
to as Exhibit "A".
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �_
DAY OF t i�< ;',� s 1969.
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CITY CLEitK - Marvin C. Bxunsell
MAYOR - Jack O.,Kirkham
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
CITY OF FRIDLEY
(EXHIBIT A)
NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVII�IENTS
WtIERF.AS, the City Gounci
Minnesota, has deemed it necea�
hereinafter described be made.
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and expedient that the improvements f �
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE ZS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 21st day of fa�
April , at 7;30 o'clock P.M., the City Ccsuncil will meet at the
CYty ftall in said Cfty, and wi11 at said time, and place, hear aIl
parties interested in said imgrovements in whole or in part.
The general nature of the imprwements is the construction (in the
lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
CdNSTRUCTION ITIIri
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, bituminous
surfacing, concrete curb and gutter; storm sewer system and other
facilities located as follows:
University Avenue East Service Road from 69th Ave. to 73rd Ave.
including_the 69th Avenue Crossover on University Avenue
ESTEMATEDCOST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . , $ 121,733.55
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT
IS AS FOLLOSPS :
For Construction Item above _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits
received by such improvements.
That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as
aeparate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by Council
all under the following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398
and law amendatory Chereof, and in conformity with the Charter.
-DATED THIS 7TH DAY OF APRIL , 1969 ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCZL.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
Atfest:
CITY CLERK - Marvin G. Brunsell
Publish: April 9, 1969
April Z6, 19E9
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVII�NTS FOR IINIVERSITY
AVENUE EAST SERVICE ROAD FROM 69TH AVENiTE TO 73RD AVENUE
INCLUDING THE 6yTH AVENUE CROSSOVER ON UNIVEftSITY AVENUE:
STREEP IMPROVII�]T PROJECT ST. 1968-1B
WHEkZEA$, the City Council by Resolution No. 193-�967, dated the 20th
' day of November, 1967 authorized the public hearing for the East Service
Road of University Avenue between 69th Avenue and 73rd Avenue.
' WfIEREAS, Resolution No. 207-1967 dated the 18th day of December,
1967 and Resolution No. 17,-�96s dated the 5th day of February, 1968 ordered
the improvement £or the IIniversity Avenue East Service Road.
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W�IIIiEAS, it is advisable to revamp the 69th Avenue crossover on
IIniveraity Avenue.
IJFIEftEAS, the Minnesota Highway Department has indicated their
willingness to participate in the revamping o£ the 69th Avenue crossover.
NOW, TI�REFORE, BE IT.RESQLV'.�, by the Council o£ the City o£ Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota, as £ollowsi
;' 1. That work to be per£ormed under this project may be performed
under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon
receipt of bids.
2. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, and Suburban Engineering
Company, Incorporated, Consulting Engineer, are hereby designated
as the'Engineers £or this improvement. They shall prepare final
plans and specifications for the making o£ such improvement.
ADOPTED BY THE COIINCIL OF TI� CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �_ DAY OF
P� �,^i� , 196
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
CI`FY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION N0. `-' `'� " s �� ��
A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN
IMPROVETiENTS FOR UNIVERSITY AVENUE EAST SERVICE ROAD FROM 69TH
AVENUE TO 73P�D AVENUE INCLUDING THE 69TA AVENIIE CROSSOVER ON
UNIVERSITY AVENUE: STREET IhA'ROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1968-1B
WI�REAS, the City Council by Resolution No. 193-1967, dated the 20th day
' of November, 1967 authorized the public hearing for the East Service Road of
IIniversity Avenue between 69th Avenue and 73rd Avenue.
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WHEREAS, Resolution No. 207-1967 dated the 18th day of December, 1967
and'ResoluCion No. 17-1968 dated the Sth day of February, 1968 ordered the
lmprovement for the University Avenue East Service Road.
WFIEREAS,
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it is advisable to revamp the 69th Avenue crossover on IIniversity
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Highway Department has indicated their willingness
to participate in the revamping of the 69th Avenue crossover.
WHERBAS, pursuant to a Resolution .��-1969 of the City Council, adopted on
the 7th_day of April, 1969, Nasim M. QurEShi, City Engineer and Subusban Engineerin�
Company, Incorporated� Consulting Engineers, have prep ed plans and specifications
for`all of the improvements proposed by Resolution ��1969 and has presented
such'plans and specifications to the Counail for approval.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley,
Minnesota, as follows;
(1) Such plans and specifications, a copy of which are attached hereto
and made a part hereof, are hereby approved.
(2) The work to be performed uncIer St. 1968-1B, University Avenue East
Service Road and 69th Avenue Crossover� sha11 be performed under one
contzact.
The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the
afficial newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvements
unHer such approved plans and specifications. The advertisement shall be published
for two (2) weeks (at least 10 days), and shall specify the work to be done and
will state the bids will be opened and considered at 11:30 o'clock A.M., on the
30th day of Apri1, 1964 in the Council Chambers o£ the City Hall, and that no bids
will be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk, and accompanied
by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payab2e to the City for five per
cent (5%) of the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for the
construction of certain improvements for University Avenue East Service Road from
69th Avenue to 73rd Avenue including the 69th Avenue Crossover on University Avenue,
Street Improvement Project St. 1968-1B shall be substantially in form as that
noted in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof,
ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF FRIDLEY� THIS � DAY OF ' l f:N' , 1969.
ATTEST:
CITY.CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY OF FRIDI�EY
PETITION COVER S[IEET
petition No. 10-1969
Date Received March 3l, 1969
Object Street Black Topped - Stinson Boulevard or 33rd Avenue
Northwest from Gardena South
petition Checked By�1,Uo ��t.�/ Date 3• �/� (99
(=R�o�F� RES�n��.:�
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Referred to City Council
Disposition
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We the undersigned� all tax paying ownars of pC'operty directly
adjoining Stinson Blvd, or 33r'd Ave. N.W. Yrom Gardena south
do here by petition the Honorable Gouncil of the Village of Fridley for
immediate improvement of said street by black top or other ap�oved means.
We Peel to de7.ay such road imFsovement wi11 create hazard to health and public
safet� and endanger the trelfaz'e of those requiring this access to their homes,
NAME,
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9eer and li9�u�r in evidence on tables
8:�0 p,m. Juveniles �ausing disturuance on r3of
7:34 p,m. Fight at Club. 'Io comolaint ���ritten.
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arcested him for Careless 'lriving
1:20 a.m. Disorderly conduct com�laint. Involve�
two patrons and damage to car of one
Owner's wife slap�ed by corn;�lainant
who a�as then thrown out oy o��rner.
2237 Disorderly conduct com;�laint. See .
attached, #08-1634
itF38 Disorderly conduct compl�int. �ee
attached. ,'ru8-1�45
0�45 Disorderly conduct comnlaint. See
attached. #��3-2500
0053 Cpmplaint of I11ega1 �ntry
1845 Complaint of vandalism
2200 Conplaint of aggravated assault. See
attached complaint 68-311:
200�a Disorderly conduct conptaint. See
attached com;�laint u;-195. �
1545 Oisorderly conduct canplaint. See
attacned complaint �9-281+.
np10 Assault complaint. See attached
complaint 59-3oz
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Business Phone �,
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aeo�iv��? �_�;� Qr;il.a Cisa� � z*,� �scbt ceno beserk ib 4h0 lh�ontisa� ola� v3Bk ��.",�?�m I�i�od
����+L �J Po�r•'�'�, e� �he cnrb� he said a failov in a v3��s ata�aa a�m� y�at �ttat
l�it, paY,.eel a katfe on him, 8ad7.Stski g�t Sa sqA mq,Qs�d aad I s�o�1od B� 4`�79. �g �hos
yagon ..as �"# �,S F�� L'sa�ko ThF s� 6.�.� i^cerao� C� : P¢u1 qna3a� �;�e �.�� �r��.��.>� Ss
poe'L4�st�1s � oora�3�ed ��?.e ��eoa� ana �;e c+ir �:�.� ?�o penaissioa and P�a� m� �' fa.
Tho foIl�o�ns T.* �Cb,e a{:c�°� Lt;g•� 4,�.s; ;rl�L �o �¢�*,,S4akt asl�e9 t2aSs g��-'"�9 `s� �.m+�9 beoans�
ot hie n��.1` +. 'g= �n o€?a.�v��, Fa:� t,� tha �oor. A ehmt tlme 'later th2� �.�r �$�va1 to
!e en�e�x' �t� ��;,rwa�;. ���;ba td�,t� th£a Fo�il3tai�c! awi thie part� atart$Q 4� F'S��%. Po'rl.itaCi
�s•ld �hat thi.a p�y ;o�,'Eecl a t3aft�� rdtd tMs ?orlitski vea4 to the oall ➢aoz to 0�11 ot�
AeP'�• Y°�''� ��A� �T ��'� �� &s.ia car tm Zeave aiod Po�l.itzki �hre� a boer �o$&le tlsrn hi�
oar �sdow. la�3t�td oaid that thia qmrt� isi� to rna oter Lia. ?ho othaa g�arty �enied al�
of th�.a mr�! $3sae� ��*�.1�� mmd ffi� aSfe for starting tJ�s tronb].�. I refera� bo$h parties
to tit� ���k o4 cotark_
���hLated By
��et��0& Crt�
dctsons Arre;led
�. ...oro� ,._
Timothy Clark '�lillis
312a - 4oth Ave., s.
5-30-40
Ld
By
, AeDort On .her $id�.
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,$ath� RePort Mast £ear
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Propc*ty Insuced
Yes p No
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CITY Or FRIDl.t1
POLICE DEPAFtTMENT
Offense Report
(To Indudc Attempts)
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BusYness YLonc �
Value � Caaeucy Jewdry b PJ,. I fVn ! G�OLhlAj 7113CCIU.R°OUY Total
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DETAIIS 9F OF1'E\SE (ST2TE FGL:,I" r�I.LOTHERCIRCL1ij1:4.\CF.S QF 2'i?IS O°:E\S:)
, �`�r7L �.m i;'" 11,^ . �°f. �•C 'E, d': `i'E 'P�T':,f:?.GP �'l.liSJ� ,UT"%'1 ]_E4'✓=..'.:` cr�re ...,. -
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t�tC1;7iH '_f�a� ..it, �l;�t'•� nj' tl�P^ 'ii?�' .F?3 Ct7:?t'1'?�" 1'19 L,1"i_.'n i.�OSi.O(' 1;i7:.p r,fa"'r..'_l'Clt.
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CLFARED
estiyated By
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Radio ❑ 3tation ❑
Citizen ❑ On vtear ❑
Q �11' 7�i �Q
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• Persons drrFSicd-$u,vzcts-�4itn;e:ses �Rd Addlliur,ai Uetaf�ed P.eport
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�ch ILeport Rtust Beat
mplaint Numbcr.
�L
savatad AssAUI
Date And Timt Qf C�scusr
�27-58 2200
tc �m . lrsea, Name Y
Riahsrd Povl�tzk:_
[ Vlctlm Is
• Yerson
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LOSS:
Tr�o �uspects:
vl 1 1 vr � r'�1�'�..- .
pOLICE QEPAF2TMENi
Of(ense Report
�'�'� Qn�!�ude l!�LSem�is)
k�roniieti C�ub
� aaz,tova!:y -
?� ; 4Ja+fA
`t�s'
Arthur
.. � . ssupaLion�
� �SP OWt18?'
iycscriptiou Of Property
�bm ur��.a- 37-38a�rs
?„b ,�5 1bs B�-� H�?r Dark Cemplexion
. ?�'iP4'L nrame 19 '�Ol?o� �
1��
C�J
Cnesdy9atnt 6y3..3112
1�umbcr
2c5
!4��in,es� ;"xonc �
�2p �o�pan�.nr. ef Assa�_:_ants
gamo �h�zsicai descriptiidn but apprax���natly 170 lbs.
w� p�operty 4nsured
n 'Yes ❑ R��
B'a4a1
C'alne
Vsflue
E9$'dAIiS OF OFFEYSE (5T.1TE FL�Lll �LOTtIERC7RCL".Se�I'.�.iCF.S OF 1�HI5 O�'���>�c)
� Vict?m beclme inv�lved in analterca':ion �rith a cust�mer over the band and the
�usic i� sras playing. Victim then threVr this man out of ba.r and �he man t::en
took a sma1� cali.hre aut�mat�c pist�:� oue raf'�:is ;:�m'��� a�ad �im�c� it �t �ictLm.
r., �. z-° �r t,�_n.v ou� to his car
V�.ctim the�a back.d o,.r_ and th.s man ihe:. .. .�.ac a .. ' � r' ��,in �az�th on
�� g��r�ting 3ot and then lni+ the area a t a high rac^ � ��
,Centrral iiVE �P 9, ��r7's _ � (�;_ ', vl�G',o'': cF�'x :Cr�?'6Clo ���.Ct��1 i.^� e 'f^ i �'r18 I2&Ck^
l
or address of thL suape�c au'i �'�is man has been in the �a^ or „ �he r. z?^���aaJ
y^ � r..
reco��ise kY].Ttl �.� �e 8`d�^* 1�1Y1Z �.�'ain• T710 inforctiatYG*?^. 478S _?'?9.
IL�Y?e SPrin� Lake °ark poli.ce mes_sted at the sceno. '�iccim �?°''_^-'-��V �=��- g��T�
a oomplaint if suspect is located.
The Hi hrray patro�. located a suspect veh_c1e at the P-Iormaid �lub (1961 chevs at
IWhite�t ed lis�ir.� to Daniel J Vicic 5650 Polk St. N.E. --SC:�I ��.95) iSee Pp�. 2)
h��..Ye'em.s ..vnn . eCEtY�
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{[� �Y ,..�-�l;�� Radto p Station ❑
8��c�l� i i': i� �it(zen � On Vlew [7
pusons drrested-Susyacts-lYitn�sses And ddditivasl
sr Ros=
ed
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ort� On O:her SiLe.
.%L��'�1%9
�ch Report DTust Bcar
Complaint l�umber.
ilisorderly Conduct
,
�r vi�ei�, is
A Peraon
, Richard °9ulitski
�uantity � ��' SS:
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POLICE DEPAFiTMENT
Of[ense Report
(To Include Attempts)
lace O ccuztence
='rorstior Club
�prietor) ISusiness A ress
tlomc Addtess
i ativity - o or I ccup
�
� 4iome A ress
• � �r�sinc<s dddress
� 730� Central
DescrinEion tDS 3'roperig
Sneed ^ami1, �ancz
Dcn Sneed Jr> ?.�ra
P,o. Box ?55'�=
?•I�la `;Is�.a, �alashington
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Comytaint � �
Nwnbcr h9-1.95 ,
UA F H1S s lt '
2-2�-09
'.SvsIness Phonc '
�84-9gi4
s�,
Value
7COSa1
Naluc
DE'Si4.!I.'s �F !JF'iu-"?:E fSTATE FCLLY .1LI,OTHERC.RCIIS33T:�.\C£S `a'iF TiiIS .7:'c£l38S '
' The compl. reported that he *nas havin� a flispute with �he band currently
pla,vin�• at his club, 1°3need ?amily". Tne dispute is over the tgpe of
music tize band ?s nlayin�. The camp. decided th�t he did not v:ant the
, band plaging at his estabiishment angmore an3 tald them to leave and
remave their instruments, Isfter this b�th sides eYch2.��ed crorcls and
threats. ?Jpon my arrival the situatien z•ras explained to me. There i:as
' als^. a pr�bZe�u oi the contract bein� broken. Tne band aorsed to leave
and ^sm�a= �Y:ei*_^ �quin��iento Ti�ey as'_-ted tY:ay the cornp. order them to
leave i� mg presen.ce� c�r}�ich �e dido
1
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Radlc Q Station ❑
�itlzen p On Vlew p
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By ;iu.s�ell
:�;_._ L^�: :_�ai6�c:�2'. ;f�:af.ed Etepoci fln �:ht[ 3:d0. I �
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POLICE DEPAFiTMENT 'a
Offense Report
(To Include Attempts)
Rici�ard and :iarlene Povilitzki
Fr�ntier Club
Wctlm Is
�anon �
Marlene Povilitzki(oUrner)
Frontier Club
ictort useness ress
Central ;
, Iome Address
a v - o= �
OtnO 3Y39
Busl` ness A�dass
Same
1:3�
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Camytaint 6;—zS��.
Number
Busincss Phone
LOSS: Descriptdon Ot Properly
Robert 1'I. Scrioner arrested on c�rarrant rienn. Co
2�L;2 ^'ic�llet S. ��:pls I3inn
2-2-4�1�
�Richard ::llan ^fel�y arrested on disoruerly c�nduct Ta� ;'.� 13�5
1030 '.;set, Detr�it La I�Iinn
!;-- 3-1�-5
James Dupree Jr. released was n�t arrested
Rt. 3 3�:c 265, '°:aund :�inn
11-9-i!2
James tidolpn �acabs released ��;as not arrested
Rt. 2 Pelican �apids, Ftinn
9-29-3�
Wu Property Insured
❑ Yea ❑ NO
DETdIiS O£ OFT'ENSE (5T.1TE FIILL] �1I.LOTHER
Total
Vaine
OF TF?IS O'•cE1S8)
Yalue
Victims report t�at a,��roup �f rnen {L) becane disorderly inside bar.
.•ien used i�ul anr. pro{�ane lan�ua�:e and reiused to leave whon t,iey were
aslced. �'hey also tLreatened to ourn the bui.lding. j.�nen tciey c�rere
leavin� the bldg., one ;?art� or�ke the win3�w in the door. ::rs P�vi3itzki
31�11C'.Cl a certifica.�e Of 8^i28� 0:1 �f!9 p°:.'Q72; Fn�.k!7 OX'OI:B the SJ111dOi•: Ari$
tnis oart� was talcen t� ths stati�n and b�o':ed and jailed. :Irs °ovilitz]ii
stated she cr.12 be d�wzi to si�n the c�:nnlaint.
In chec;sin� otnar trr::� .�:en F;ith Henn Co warrant oi-"ice �•re f�und
R000rt ;1. ScriUner 2-?_-i;1! ?,tas kaanted an a tr. a�Sic cnar�e .
Avvror.l
r' C A;,��ir, �
�� ����r—� I Cittzen ❑
3y Iolsan and Huss
/. Xefsoha.A�reszed�5�_;yects-itiitne;ses dnd
�Esis�n. [a � 2—]-7_
On Vdear [� � �y
CA4f ���rn�l
1
�ach Report biust Cear
omplaint Numbcr.
me
Ge�r�e !;. Clark
Victlm Is — � I �
Persoa :';&le 3e
Pa:��ela i;?stler (c.aitress)
� i i r ur t KIULt f
pOLICE DEPARTMENT
Of[ense Report
(To Include Attempts)
�rontier �lub
2?_1h
�c�-�
:ndian
ti: <,ve. So.
107 ��ve. ,-. _.
�uaatlty LO$$: Dcscti�tion Of Properfy
' ;iar�la �:�hn;�n 240 =:ast lyth :ipls.
�riend �i" victims
i3�1
v
Complain4 6.;,-302
Number —.
336-2375
,,, �•c.
7�?��-1� '1
Business Phone �
�harles ai�eppard �0& =;ern ilve. -;az�la, �;ontana
' Larry Jennin.�s $�u.te ;,`l, : azola, :i�ntana
' One more part;; le£t ce��re ure arr9_ved alsa ir�ra :�ontana
ot�era inc�lved in ii�;ht
,
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Was Ptoperty Insured I
p Yes ❑ No
Value Currency Jc�a�elry & P_lI. Fltrs ( Clothing !4Iiscel3z.r.eous
�r Total
Vatuc
DETAILS OF OFI'E\SE iST.�TE FiLLT �1S.LOTHEKCIRCL".113T?L\CF.S OF 11?IS 0:`.°e.\Sc)
C�nipl. statsci ?i�e ruen inv�lved in a fi^1-it had 'r.n�cl:ed
over s�me ta�les. The ii�ht nad st�pped w.�en Ure ar•r�ved
and ttone of t:.e pa: ties invol>ed wanted to �i;;n a c?rn�l.
STaitress sta�ecl she onl� caanted the three irom :i�ntan2
to leave. Tne victirn stat�d he tr�uld contact his la��ryer
to see i_' he �,-as r�irr- t� si�,n a ca��in1. The :I�ntana gr�up
le:'t and ever�thin� returned t� n�r:aal. The �ictim st2ted
ti?at i•ri�en he c�ralked by the tr!r•ee From ':�r�tana, tiie}*
jun;ped hi �� ann nis fr•iend car:ie t� help him and as a
result tY.c �i�'r�t had started.
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Radto p. Station ❑
n
Citizen ❑ On Vlew ❑
,nvesugated By
3coensee, i�incan,'iti.ci,,7��k
. � Persons Arresfed-Suspects-}y��nz:ses
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Hy PiusS,:oll
ned
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dnd .additio ;al Letailed Repori On Other Side. I ,,,
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Value
Canterbury Inne
3_1_68 2:44 a.m,
4-&'-68 1:19 a.m.
e
Liqu�r taor viotation
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132
Comp ;`� b3-392
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133
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!`���ar� lmta�
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1. Pseat `iilii� :�°Ra�s .d"�sn� ta�o. �. �cc� ^=����a ��'� ,�_� _ '�.�,� �¢
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omplatnt I�umber.
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Was Paopc*ty Ynsured
p Yes ❑ No
Ot
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POLICE DEPAF2TMEIVT
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{'"'o laecaude ESk4cen�.$)
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GIGARETTE
+lantland Standard Oil
5311 Univessity Oil
FridZey, Minneso'ra
Hmries
21�0 Mississippi �t� N.E.
Fridley, I�inr�so x.
Ca�teen Co, o£ Minn.
5300 Penn Ave. So.
,iinneapolis9 hiinn�sota
(FMG Corpa)
Frontier Club
7365 Centra.l AvenLe N.E.
Fridley' Minnesot�
BillR Steak House
7373 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridleys M�n�lasota
Penny� s Super *",ar'.;et
651�G IIraiversity Aoenue AI.F..
Frid.?.ogs N�nn�s�ta
ito?,.icayT �T`_:;.?g^ i�?^-,���?
2;� 57th �:venue N.E.
Fgidleya Minne�ota
The Kroger Co.
525� Centrai_ Ava?�ne IZ.r.
rr3d�e�, Mfn.-�es^ta
CL�n�zclear P%_aaa
62C�Z U�;i3'e^si�v Ave. N.�.
Fridieys Minnes3ta
lOCt 'i�r:r. Brive Ir,
100 Cen�ral Avenue
St. Paul, M3,nnesota
$O�.�ClBf �Cfgc 5'N,„3�ti
5801 Uni_vere%di 3�-e�n� ?��,y,
Friedlep� Min.rs�e�i.a
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Hocaard A. Nelson
Evelyn Cosgrove
Marlene Povlitzki
`�illiam Juell
Marion Levine
Donovan A. Erickson
J. W. Koon
Richar�i A. Kempe
J. Srog
Do��-�n 90 Ericksan
APPROti%�:�� FY
Chief of °o�icc
Chicf of Police
Chief of Po�ice
Chie�' of Pclice
Chief o£ Police
Chief of Polio�
Chief o£ PoZic�
C6ief O_° ^a�i.-,•�
G�ief cf Pc';��
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Fireside Rice Bowl
7)al40 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridlep� Minnesota
Gordys Country Boy
101�2 Oaborne Road
Fridley9 Minnesota
Countay Club Mkt.
b275 I?iry. �6�
Fridley' M�aecesota
Tom F. Ryan
6389 University Ave.
Frid3epD Minneso�a
Svmmii Gear Co, Inc.
5960 Main St. N.E.
Fridley� M+s,neso�a
Metro 500
5333 Universitg Ave.
Fr3d2�y, Minriasota
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Fron�ier C?ub
7365 Central Ava. V.�,
Fridley� Minnesota
Club 1�7
606I i7niversity N.E.
Fridley' Minnesota
Fireside Rice Bowl
71s1t0 Centra2 Ave,
Fridley,�, Minneao�Y,a
Howies
2iy0 Mississiopi St. N.E>
Fridley9 Minnesota
PUBLIC DRINfC�Ts P�9CE
Frontier C1ub
7365 Centrnl Ave,
FridlepD Minreeso�at
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BY
G1enn F. Wong
Gordon G, Swenson
Haro�d Re6aumr
Thomas F, Ryan
M.E. Des Chain
Paul Castonguay
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Mar?ene A. Povlitakl
Billy Don Harpole
�2erui F. Wo�
Hcnrard A. Nelson
BY
Marlene Po�v$itzki
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Chief o£ Police
Chief of Po3ice
Chfef of Police
Chief of ?olice
Chief o£ police
Chie£ of Pol?ce
Is.PPROVED 3?
Chief o2' Po�ic�
Heaith Snspec�or
Chief oY Police
Health Inspector
Chief of Police
HeaZth Inspector
Chief of Police
Haalth Inap�ctor
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Central Dnbers, Inc.
5400 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley� Minnesota
Penny�s Super Mkts.
6540 University Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
FMQ C�Qe
Cacateen Co. of Minn.
6300 Penn Avenue So.
MinneaQolis� Min�sota
Metro 500 Inc.
5333 University Ave.
Fridley� Min�sota
Moore Lake Pure Oil
5b95 Haclanann Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
Aeme Mstal Spinniag Inca
98 �t3rd Ave. N•E.
M3nneapolis, Minaesbta
ARA, Inc.
Knrt Mfg. Canpany
5280 Main St. N.E.
Fridley� Minaesot,s
ARA� Inc.
Dealers Mfg•
5130 Main Street
Fridlsy� Minneaota
AHA� Inc.
Holiday Village PSorth
57th ?r University N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
A.'�A, Inc
Doxing Box Canpa�
5851 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
ARA, Inc.
Pricision Sheet Metal
5250 Main St. N.E.
Fridely, ii�e�assot�
BY
Henry S. Kristal
`4arion Levine
Evelyn Cosgrove
Paul Castonguay
Richard 1�1. Kyro
Mildred Dahl
George Kuhl
George Kuhl
George Kuhl
�eorge Kuhl
George Kuhl
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APPRAPED BY
Health Iaspector
Health Inapector
Health Inspector
Hea?th Insoector
Hesith Ineo�cfi�^sr
Health Inspector
Health Inapector
Health Inapec4.or
Health Inspector
Aealth Inspeetor
Health Ia�pector
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Ho�iday Vi12�ge North
2S4 S7th Avenue N.F..
Fridley� Minnesota
Fridley Food Market
8151� East River Road
Fx�id7ey� Minneso'ta
CQt.rs'try Club Market� Inc.
6275 x,ay. #65
FridZe�, Minsa�soCa
Gosdy^s Country '�oy
'!Qla2 Oabarne Road
Fr9��3��9 �inasesota
Country Bay Station
1301 N.$. Misaissippi St.
Fridley� Minnesota
The Kroger Compazey
5251 Central Avenue N.3.
Fridley� Minnesota
Art�s Superette, Inc.
6L83 Universitp Ave. N.�.
Fridley� Minnesota
Mico Independeat Oil �o.
6500 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Jim's Daizy Store
62�3 University Ave. N,Em
Fridley, Minnesota
Red Owl 5tores� Inc.
6525 Univers3tp �cenue N.E.
Fridlep� Minnesota
Penqy�s Super Mkt.
651t0 Univeraity Ave.
Fridley� Minttiasota
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Donovan Erickson
John A. Rieck
Hare.ld Rehavur
Gordon G, Swenson
John Baucom Jre
J.v+. Koon
A.J. Svenson
Ken Mix
James A. Rocheford
R. D. Uohoff
Marion Levine
APPROVED BY
Heal�Ch Inapector
Health Istspect.Ar
Health Inapector
Hea1�.L� ?�spec'Los
Health %�aPec2or
Heal$h Inspector
Health Inapector
Health Inapector
Health Inapector
Health Inspector
Hea12h Inspector
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Hawies
2l�0 Misaissippi St.*T.r.
Fridley, Mi�nesota
9urger King
6it10 University Ave. N.F.
FridIley� Minnesota
Central �mbers
54� Central Ave. N.�.
Fridley, Minnesota
Hoiiday Village Nor'th
250 57th Avenue N:£.
Fridley� Minnesota
Frid�eey Dairy Queen
280 Miss3ssippi Sfiseet
Fridlay� Mirmesota
100 ltiain Drive In
100 Central Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
Phoenia Chow Mien
2�2 Mississipoi St. N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Bil1s Steak House
73T3 Old Central
Fridley/ Minnesota
Frontier Club
7516 Arthur St. NeE.
Frldley� Minnesota
Spartan Dept Store //78
5351 Central Ave. N.F.
Fridley, Minneaota
Canteen Corp.
FMC Corp
l�8th & Marshall N.F.,
Fridley, Minneeota
Fireside Rice $orrl
7l�1y0 Cantral Ave. N.E.
Fridlev� Minnesota
BY
Howard A. Nelson
Russell A. Peteraon
H�nry S. Kristal
Donovan Erickaon
Ernest Fitch
1. Sorg
Iyn F. Ham
4Filliam Juell
Marlene ?ovlitzki
Ralph 6old£inch
Garry J. Baudin
Glenn F. Wong
APPROVED BY
Health 7aspamtor
Health Inepector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Heal�h Inspector
Health Inapector
Health Inapector
Health Inapector
Health Inspector
Health InaQector
Health Inapector
Health Inspector
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Central Frostop
?699 91ron Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Chanticlear Pizza
6201 University Ave.
Fridl�i Minnesota
VFw Fiall, 363
10lt0 Oeborne Road
Fridleq� Minazesota
Colonial `ionse
6215 Univeraity Ave.
Fridlegfl Minnesota
Sande•a
6L�90 Gentra'L Aae. N.E.
Fridleq9 Minneaoia
Glub F�7
6Q61 Univessity Aee.
Fridleg� M..c�arsaota
Chinese dil�.age Inc.
63�L Un4veraitg Ave.
Fridlsg9 Minnesota
(}ERAAGF; COLI�CTION
Fridley Sanitl�tioa
7570 Highe�ay #65
Fridley� Minnesota
Rnbbiah Removal Inc.
11�0 lat. S�. N,W.
Hex.Hrkghtons Min�esota
Saburbamm Pickup 3ervice Inc.
Box 156,
Cirole Pin�s, Minmssota
Gallagher�a Service, Inc.
8�66 Jefferaon St. NoEm
Minneapali�� Minneaot�
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Sherman Hanaon
Richard A. Kempe
Arthur MeClellan
Paul A . Ban,y
Wm. F. Weiss
Bil�y Don Harpoie
Harlorr E. Johnao n
BY
Ben H. 3hutrop
Robsrt W. Nixap
Jack Gmilagher
S.orrain Gallaghea
APPROVED B7
Healtti Inspector
Health Inspectar
Health Inspector
Health Inapector
8eal�h Inap�etor
Health InepecLor
Health rnepec4.or
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Chief oY Police
Aealth Inspeator
Chief of Police
Hea2th Inepector
Chiaf o£ Polica
Health Inapeotor
Chief oP Poaice
��a�ih �pec4.er
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PU3LIC DRINKIN3 PLACS
Club !�7
6061 Univeraity Ave.
Frid]e y� Minnesota
OP'F SALE
Country �lub Mkt.
6257 xeay #65
FTidleyD Min[�e sota
Garc�as CountsY �Y
lO)y2 Oaborne Rda
Fs�idley� M�nnesoCa
Frf.dley Foods
815la E. River Road
Fridley9 Min»asota
Country 3oy Statfon
1301 �issisaippi St.
FridleyD Minnesota
Art�s Supere'ttea Inc.
61`83 Unieex°sity Ave.
Fridley� Min�sota
Penqy's SuQer Mkt.
651a0 Universitiq Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
Holiday Village North
2�0-57th Avenue N.E.
Fridlegy Minnesota
ON OFF SALE
Howies
2lg0 Misaisaippi St.
Fridleye Minnesata
Froatler Club
7355 Ce�tsmZ av�. ta.E.
Fridleye Miranesata
Fiaeaide Rice Brntl
'jjy�0 C�tral Ave. Ne&.
F�dleys Minnesota
Club 47
6061 Univeraity Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
BY
Bil�y Don Harpole
BY
Harold F,eha�ur
Gordon G. Sxenson
John A. +tieck
John D. Baucan Jr
ArLhur J. Svsttaon
Marion Levine
Donovan A. Erickson
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Hm�rard A, Nelson
Marlene Povlitzki
Glenn F, �long
Billy non Harpole
APPROOFD 9Y
Chief of Police
Health Inapector
APYROYfsA 87[
ChieY of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
bhief o£ Police
Chief oY Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Po11ce
APPROVED BL
Chief of Police
�hief of Police
ChieY of Polica
Chie% of Police
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SERPICE STATION
Steiger & Qestaen !3arage
55gla ��ta�al ave. �toE.
Frid1�D l�innasota
?ii47.°a Service
3709 M�a4� �11 s$. N. F e
F°ridl�yD �Iin[aesota
9hil3ipg Petrolaum
6500 Univeasitq Aae.
�s^i dAey 8 Min[�e s
C�ntral Spaedy Car ��Jash
5201 �en�ral Avenue Rr.?.
Fridley9 Minanesota
Mico — '
6500 East �#iver Hoad
Fridleya Minnesota
Fridley 66
�667 Un�vexsitp
Fri��sg� Mlnnesota
Ryan�s Conoco
6389 Uaa9�versity Aae.
Fridleye Mi[�t►esota
Metro 5�0
5333 Unaversity Ave.
Frid�eys Mitu►ssota
Holiday
5807 Univarsity Ave.
Fridley� Minnesota
Fridley DR
5701 University Ave.
Fridlep, Minneaota
US&D CAR IAT
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Srneat Wo GE���a
Wiliiam Svetin
J. W'. �alker _. �
Stuart Pihlstrom
Ken Mix
Jo W, Walker
Tom Ryan
Paul Castonguay
Donovan A. Erickson
Duane C. Schlottman
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aldg. Inspector
Fire Inspector
Bldg. Inspector
Fire InapecCar
Bldg. Inapectoa�
Fire Inspector
�1dg. Iziapector
Fire Inspector
Bldge Inspector
Fire Iz�apector
BICg. Laspactor
Fire In�pector
31dge Inspector
Fise Zraapector
B�dg. Inspector
Fire Inspector
Bldg. Inapector
Fire Snspector
Bldg. Inapector
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Fridley Auto Salea
5923 3rd Ste NeE. Frank ?1. Gabrelick Bldg. Inapector
Frid]eyj Minnssota Fire Inapector
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Hpde Park Motora
5900 IInivaraitq Ave.
Fridley� Min�sota
.Ei�a�n �iC :_�_,:
'r5� x� #65
Frid7ey� Mianesota
DELNERY TRIIC%
Chanticlear Pisas
6201 Un�versitp Ave.
Fridley� Minneaota
LIOE3TOCR
Welati Pox�
16Q1 Rica Creak Rd.
Fridley� Minnesota
TAXICAB
Fridley Taxi
57iyQ Universitp Ave.
Fridley' Minnesota
BY
Eldoa Schmadeka
Gerald E. Toberman
BY
Richard A. Kmpe
SY
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BY
Frank :�i. 3abrelcik
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Hldg. Inspector
Chief of �olioa
Bldg. Ioapector
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Chief of Police
Bldg. Inapector
APPRAV6D SY
Bldg. Inapector
APPROVwD BY
Chief of Police
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LIST OF COPTRACfOR'S LICSNSES TO BE APPHOVED BY COUNCII, FOR THE
FISCAL PERIOD 4/30/69 THItU 4/30/70
APRIL 7,1964
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BLACRTOPPIAG r
All Service Blacktopping, Inc.
28 105th Ave. A. W.
Coon Rapids, Minneaota By; Bldo Finseth RENBWAL Bldg. Inep.
Moders Rcadways Co.
70fr5 l�th Ave. S.
Mi�eapolie, Minnesota By: Gloria S. Smith RENEWAL t Bldg. &ne�a.
Pioneer Blacktop Co.
2642 Jamee Avc. N.
Minneapolie, Minneaota By; Arthur Schuber RENEWAL Bldg, Inep.
EXCAVATIPG
Carl Bolander � Sona
2933 Pleaeant Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By: R. Erickeon RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
, Brighton Excavatiag
1920 Highway 96
Pew Brighton, Minneaota By: G. Indykiewicz RERBWAy g1cYg, Inap,
Clark-Mooree Ex. Co.
Box 392
Moa��icello, Minnesota By; Willard H, Clark REI�WAL Bldg. Inap.
L�nny Cochsan Bxc. Ync.
6537 Central Ave. N. 8.
Minneapolis, Minneeota By; L. Cochran REp�B6iAL Bldg. Inep.
Aouaer Corp.
4754 Lyndale Ave, A.
Minneapolis, A.4inneeota
Jareon°s Service �o,
9180 %ylite ��, id. E.
Minaeapolie, AYinneeota
Park Cons��us��an Co.
51 97th Ave. A, 8.
Minneapol+c, T�inn��9�m
xea a��o�.a2c
927 Andover Blvd.
Anolca, gifnneeota
Roeetown Sanitatior�
10732 Haneon Blvd.
Coon Rapida, ��m�eoo�;
Hy: E. Hous�r
By; LYoyd Jareon
By: Duan� Prairte
Bya �'. 8enoll�e �
�a�: �. Aesghorot
RETi�i�t1% i;;���. Yt�ap,
RENBWAL B18g.Inep,
1iEldE6iAi. B1�4g. Insp.
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EBCAVATIAG (cont.)
Southtown Piping Co., Inc.
8640 Harriet Ave. 5.
Minneagolis, Minnesota By; Walter Boorama RENBFlAi. Bldg, Inap.
Weleski & Sons
9316 Jamestown N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: G. Weleski RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
GAS SERVICES
Air Camfort, Inc.
3300 Garham Ave. S.
St. Lovis Park, Minnesota By: Donal G. Ruden RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Advanced Htg. & Air Cond.
7805 Beech St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: D. Hodsdon RENEWAL Htg. Inep.
Backdahl & Olson Plbg.& Htg.
3157 Chicago Ave.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Clarence Olson REPYEWAL Fitg. Insp.
Berghorst Plbg.& Htg.
10732 Hanson Blvd.
Coon Rapids, Minnesota By: K. Berghorst RENEWAL Ht.g Insp.
Buchman Plbg. Co., Inc.
3035 Lyndale Ave. S.
M'snneapolis, Minnesota By: W. Buchman REI�7EWAL Htg. Insp.
Citywide Plbg. & Htg. Corp.
2912 Bloomington Ave.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; S. Garfinkle RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Czonstrom's Htg. & A. C.
1409 St. Anthony Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: C. Arthur Nelson RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Lonis �eCi�io Ui1 & Gas Burner
�i5D1 Cedar Avenue
Minaeapolis, Minr.esota By: Louis DeGidio RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Egan & Sons Co.
7100 Medicine Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Frank°s $tg. & Sheet Metal
2531 Marshall St. ft. E,
Minneapolis, M3nn�sota
Gas Sapply Co.
2238 Edgewood Ave. S,
St. Louis Park, Minnesota
By: AI Smith
By: Frank Vogt
By: S. R. ftavic'xas
RENEWAT Htg.Inap.
RENEWAL Htg. Inap.
RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
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FAS SERVICES (Cont.
T. L�. v�astafsou C��o
5820 Ced�r A-ve o
Minneapolie, Minnesota By: ltay Gusta£aon itENEWAI, Htg. Ynep.
Home Gas Co., Iuc.
1430 Old Highwa;� 8
A��z �xighton, �'iinneaota By; S. P. Chapman RENEWAI: Hig. Inap.
Miaueapolis Gas Co.
739 Mara^i^�ete Ave.
Mianeapo?_i5, Nd.ianesota By: Arthur Atslqu3at Rii.��lAL �a:�;. Ic�,^.
PY001':2y G i:�.t.ZCGT (lIiG4;:S� HC$.
`L�i�' �i37CL'iCC `;VC. S.
M�r,��apolis, i�Ii�.�esota By; David Hid"Le� REi�idA,*, ta�';,,t .T.,��;�,
Royalton Htg. & Goa�-�,-�,� C�.
4777 Lymmda.l�. :�:,; Y . ^'.
Mira��g•�a°-'�� �°=. -;=,w�ots B9: William Stewart REl9�W.4Y, �itg. Inep.
v�y. ��,-;;;e� S'i.vrt M�ta1 �*_cs�
1:s�e Spriz�� ';a�;r� s�ra�.�
Mi.^.ne�.��o"s'.p_.y 2i3_n.�ao;:a By� Louis St. Marie �iiaEW9L ktg. %aa�.
f:ecs, S�rigwic�C litg.& A. C.
3.�1I �nia �v�. S,
Mlnueapolis,�iinn�yot.a : S�mr.zey Snydec RET`�WIiY. ?i�.r;. `�n��,
Stsrsa.�r.n `,'��:�, ., ,
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Mieus�a�oiis,rii3nneaota By; Tony Perrara RENEWAL Htg. Inap.
Subux�a� Ai.r Gna.d, C:,.
8439 G��C�;, 1��°%w� N. E. �
Minnea�oli.c, Tsircneeota By: R, Chinander RHidEWAL Htg. Insp.
GE�Rzti. CO!`d':n�QTOR
Acec^ro� Bldg. & Supp1� C�,
661s" PostPand �:ve� S, �
Minneanolx�, Ffs�.ae�,o¢s Bp: Ed Acicerson REREWAL Bldg. Insp.
Gundar .4n8essoa Conet, Co.
1130 West Rive.- Road
Champlin, Minnesota Sy: (�nder Anderson EE1�WAi. Bldg. Inap.
Alladin Pools, Ync.
181 Ely St.
Fridley, Miffieaota By: S. E. Thayer 1�W Bldg. Inep,
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GENERAL COIPfRACTOR (Cant.)
Antler Corp.
2954 Porth Rice St.
St. Paul, Minnesota Sq: Mike Ficmemsn AEPB4IAL Bldg. Inap.
Lance Bartlett
9708 Humboldt Ave, S.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By: Lance Bertlett RENI3WAi, B1dg.Inep.
Belgrade Construction Co.
7841 Wayzata Blvd.
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: J. LaFramboise RENEWAL B1dg.Inep.
Rodney Billman, Inc.
151 Silver Lake Road
Pew Brighton, Minnesota By; &odney Billman RBNEWAI, Bldg. Inep.
Carlson-LaVine Inc.
2831 Aldrich Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By: Erick LaVine RENBWAL Bldg. Inap.
Chuck's Conet. Co.
3800 Hayes St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minneeota By: Charlee Neleon REP6WAL Bldg, Inap,
Georga Cook Conat. Co.
2$33 Lyndale Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; G. Cook, Jr. RSIiEWAL Bldg. Insp,
Crawford-Merz Co.
2316 4th Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By; Thamae Merz RENSTiAL Bldg. Inep.
Robert DeGardner Conet.
7950 East River Road
Minneapolie, Minneeota Bq: Robt. DeGardner RI3AEWAI,, Bldg. In�p.
Vern Donnay Conat. Co., Inc,
7300 36th Avenue A.
Mimmneapolis, Minnesota Bq; L. A. Donnay BBI�:WAL Bldg. Inep.
Falk Construction Co.
2516 Central Ave. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minneaota By; Laurence Falk AE[d 'Bldg. Inep.
Fraakiin Conetruction Co.
2611 E. Frankli¢
Minneapolie, Minneeota By: A. D, Brager ec.;av�tvAL Bldg. Inep,
Fridholm Connt. Co.
1795 St. Clair Ave.
St. Paul, Minneeota By: Sd Fridholm RENEWAL Bldg. Inap.
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Giertsen Company
3501 Xemaood Avenue
Minneapolis, Minneeota By: Lwis P.DenBxr SBI�iiAL Bldg. Inep.
Gorco Constructian Co.
3384 Brownlo9r Ave.
St. Louis Park, Minneeota By: Sheldon Coplin REPEfiAL Bidg. Inap,
Aarris Erectian Co.
6210 Riverview Terrace
Fridley, Minnesota By: Harold Harria RENEWAL Bldg. Insp,
Homedale Blders.
5217 Waysata Blvd.
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: Horman Chazln BEIiB41AL Bldg. Inap.
Jamisoa Broe. Inc.
8413 Center Drive N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chris Jenson & Son Co.
1400 Selby Ave.
St. Paul, Minneaota
Lindwall Construction Co.
1120 West Minnehaha Parkway
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lund-Martin Co.
3023 Randolph St . ]l. E
Minneapolis, Miffienota�
Henry 0. Mikkeiaan Co.
2U West 59th St.
Mi�eapolis, Minnesota
* MiZes Construction Co,
4500 Lyndale Ave. A.
Minneapolis, Minneaota
Oeborne Construction
7565 Untveraity Avenue A, E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ryan Conatruction Co.
8053 Sloomington Freevay
Minneapoliq, Minneaota
Smith and Andereoa
912 40th Ave. P. E.
By: Due� Jamieon
By: Chria Jenson
By: G. A. Liadwell
By; Clifford Lund
By: Henry Mikkeleoa
By: Steven Charlea
By: Warren Oeborne
By: James Ryan
REI�WAL Bldg. Inep.
REPEWAL Bldg. Snsp.
RENEWAL Bldg. Inap.
RERBWAL Hldg. Inap.
REIQEWAL B1dg.Inap.
RENEWAL Sldg. Insp.
RSN&WAL
RBNEWAL
Bldg. Inep.
Bldg. Inap.
l+�inaeapolis, Minnenota By: David Andereon RENEWAL BLdg. Inep.
* Better Bueineee Sureau reports that they had 9 complainte on thi� ciompany in
1968. iia juvq •j.eo �eeei}nd p eoµ�ple o€ camt_$iatp �g �,�idley.
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GSAERAL CONfRACTOR'S (cont.)
Staber Conatruction Co.
2915 Aicollet Avenu2
Minneapolis, Mlnnesota By: Audreq Staber REIiSWAL Dldg. Insp,
Sueeel Co.
1850 Como Ave.
St. Paul, Minneeota
By: Stanley Barenbaun REIdWAL Bldg. Inep.
' ltvin City Apt. Developera, Inc.
5406 Florida Avenue North
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: xodney Gooler
' Weatern Conetructfon Co.
30i7 Lgyndale Avenue S:
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Plyaood Minneaots ;temodelare
3T37 Marahall St. N. B,
Minneapolis, Minneeota By: Ruay 8oichwitz
HEA^"3FG °�fi`
,�i,
Adven¢:ed Htg. Q kis Eaad.
7865 Beech ;Street li. E.
Bridley, -Miltiaeat�ta
sack.da� �,q,An =Pl�g . '6 8Gg .
3L57 Chicago A.r�.
Minaeapolis, �tinaeaota
Berghorat P�bg.&,Stg.
10732 Haescn Slvd.
Coon R.apide, M�nneeota
Boatrom Sheet Metal WQrhs, ine.
785 Curfet+ St.
3t. Paul, F:£n�eece=
Citywide Plbg.& Htg. Corp.
2912 Bloomington Avs.
Mim►ea�c2ie, Ff£naeaota
Crona�ra�
iG09 S¢. Anthony-Blvd.
Minneapolie, Minneso�a
$. W. Dayle Htg. Co.
3418 33at Aye. S.
Aiinneapolie, Minneaota
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Hy: &.=-Be=ghoret -R�,
By; A. $, Paulfcek
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&y:G .Ar-tlmr-�faison
xcg.. Insp.
Atg. .Insp.
Htg., inep.
RSL�.+WAL gtg,.Insp.
F,�AEWAi. Btg.. Insp.
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H&ATIPG (cont)
Economy Gae Inatallers
3623 Lyndale Ave. S.
Minneapolie, Minnesota By: Edvard Toohey REPEWAL Stg:. Inap.
Egan � Sona Co.
7100 Medicine Lalce Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: W. J. Sgan SEl1BWAL Htg.. Inep.
Faircon, Znc.
2021 W. County Road C.
Roseville, Mlnneeota
Frank`s Htg. 6 Sheet Metal Co.
2531 Masehall St. R. E.
Minneapolis, Minneaota
General Sheet Metal Corp.
2330 Louisiana Ave. A.
Minneapolie, Minneeota
�arris Bros. Plbg. Co.
217 Weat_ Lake St.
Minneapolie, Minneeota
H. S. Horwitz, Inc.
1411 llth Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minneeota
J. McClure Relly Co.
2601 Stevena Ave. S.
Minaeapolie, Minneeota
Midweet Airco
6400 Central Ave. A. E.
Fridley, Minneaota
Midweat Sheet Metal Worke
340 Taft St. N, S.
Minneapolis, Miffieeota
Mi.tach Plbg. � Htg. Ina.
332 Sth Ave. S. E.
Oaeeo, Miffieeota
Ricbmond & Sona
2810 Major Ave. P. <
Minneapolia, Minneeota
Royaltan Htg. 6e Cooling
4626 Lyndale Ave. P.
�IinA�appl��, l�imta�ota
By: William R. Forder REAEWAI.
By: Frank Vogt
By: R. J. Rraus
Bq: Lloyd Harria
Bq: S. B. Gruenberg
sy: a. x�Liy
By. George Hogatad
By: Mfke Blnicky
REPL+WAL
REAEWAI.
Htg. Insp
Stg . Insp .M' ;
HtQ. Insp.
RHNBWAI, Atg. Insp.
.il.1 r� .A"�:�il
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Htg. Inep.
Htg. Iasp.
Htg. Insp.
By; Gary Mitsch RBNBWAL Htg. Inep.
By: Sigurd Follese, Jr. RSNEWAL Htg. Inep.
Byt Wi,lli+m Ste��; RBI�WAL Htg. Insp.
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St. Marie Sheet Metal inc.
7940 Spring Lake Road
Minneapolie, Mi�eeota By: Louie St.Marie REPEFTg3. Atg. Inep.
Geo. Sedgwick Htg. 6 Air Cond.
1011 Senia Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minneeota By; Stanley Snyder RE1�:WAL Htg. Inep.
Siegler-I¢inneeota
106 Eaet Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minneeota By: Donald Hebner RHAEWAL Btg.Insp.
Sheridan Sheet Metal Co.,Inc.
4116 Quebec Ave. A.
Minnnapolie, Minneaota By: Bobert Gsaving RSI�:WAL Htg. Iwp.
Standard Htg. Co.
410 West Lake Street
t�insaapolie, Minneaota Sy: Tony Ferrara REPBi1AL Btg. Inep.
Suburban Air Cond. Co.
8419 Ceater Drive
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: &. W. Chinander REAEWAL Htg. In�p.
Thomas Atr Cond. Co.
815 14th Ave. S. E.
Minneapolie, Minnesota By: Lynn Thamae RE1�iiAZ Atg. In�p.
Thompaon Air Cond.
5115 Hanaon Court
Minneapolie, Minnasota By; Floyd Th�paon BF.f�41Pd. 0tg. Inep.
MASOPRY
Lance Bartlett
9708 Humboldt Ave. S.
Miffieapoli;, Mianeeota By: Lance Bartlett REABWAL Htg. Insp.
Bendieke Concrete 6 Maeonry
825 Lincoln St. P. E.
Anolu, Minneeota By; Art Sendiske REPSWAL 8tg. Inep.
Circle Ceoent Co.
8532 6ounty 8oad 18
Oeaeo, Minneeota By: Thamae Deileq RBL�EAAL Htg. Inep.
L. T. Bmst, Inc.
1661 127th Ave. A. W.
Anoka, Minneeota By: Lloyd Errol RENSWAL Ytg. Insp.
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MASONRY ( Cont)
Mario Frasson Cement Co.
3925 Minnehaha Ave.
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: Joaeph Frasaon RENEWAI. Htg. Inep.
Ganter'a Consc.
8091 Highway 65
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Qllie Ganter RIiREWAI. Htg. Inep.
Hovard Lidtke Conet.
Rt. #1
Anoka, Minnesota By; Howard Lidtke RENBWAL Htg. Inap,
North Star Masonry Inc.
12116 Rivetwood Drive
Burneville, Minnesota By: Robert Hardman RENEWAL Atg. Inep.
R. E. Oatrom Inc.
4857 Marqland Ave. A.
Crystal, Minneaota By; R. E. petrom RENEWAL Htg. Inap.
Riverview Cement Co., Inc.
4022 37th Ave. 8wth
Minneapolis, Micneaota By; Dwne Razink RENEWAL fltg. Insp.
Tom Rochel Concrete, Inc.
12445 River Ridge Boad
Burnaville, Minnesota By: T�m Rochel RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Donald Schminkey Concrete Const.
3942 Polk St. A. E.
Minneapolis, Miffieaota By; Donald Sct�minkey RENSWAE Htg. Insp.
Sharp Concrete Const. Inc.
12460 Missiseippi Drive
Osaeo, ?linnesota By: Dnnnie L. Sharp ggpEWpL Htg. Inep.
Sibell Brothera
1405 Parkview Lann
Minneapolie, Minneeota
D10VIAG
Hobin Corp.
5016 40eh Ave. A.
Minneapolie, Minneeota
OIL RF.A1Z1fG
Air Comfort Inc.
3300 Gorham Ave.
St. Lauis Yark, Minneaota
By: Donald Sibell
By: Evert Boerhave
B9's Uonel $uden
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OII. HEATIAG ( Cont )
American Oil Co.
2288 Weat County Road "C"
St. Paul, Minnesota By: Cheater Schmidt REAEWAL Atg.Insp.
Berghorst Plbg. 8 Htg.
10732 Hanaon Blvd.
Coon Rapide, Minneaota By: K. Berghorst RE1�iiAL Htg. Insp,
Cronstrome
1409 St. Anthony Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By: C. Arthur Nelson RENEWAL Htg. Insp.
Lwie DeGidio Oil 6 Gas Buruer
6501 Cedar Ave.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Louie DeGidio REPEWAL Htg. Insp.
F;ank's Htg. � Sheet Metal Co.
2531 Marshall St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Frank Vo�t REREWAL Htg. Icup
PLASTERIPG •
A, E. Conrad Co.
308 W. 59� St.
Minneapolis, Minneaota By: A.E, Conrad REPEFiAL Bldg. Inep.
Morrie Kallevig
2310 West Jonea Place
Minneapolie, Minnceota
Geo. W. Lovgren & Sone
5900 Wisconsin Circle
Rew Sope, Min�sota
Joe Aelson Stucco Co., Inc.
1150 98th Lane N. W.
Coon Rapide, Minneaota
Petereon 6 Rede Co.
314 17th Ave. N.
Hopkine, Minneeota
Ben Ruffenach Ylastering Co.
3611 York Ave. N.
Mianeapolie, Mimeaota
By: Morrie Kallevig
By: G. 7iovgren
By; Marvin laeleon
By; Arnold H�de
Bq; Ben Ruffewch
REI�WAI. Bldg. Insp.
RENEWAL Bldg. Inep.
RBNEWAL Bldg. Inep.
REI�ffiWAI.
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Barnard L. Dalsin Co.
8824 Flentaurth Avm. S.
Mianaspoli�, Minncsota By: Bernard Dalsin E&LiBWAL BldB• I�P•
3IGA HAAC�RS
Brede, Inc.
2211 Broadray N. E.
14ianeapolis, Minneeota By; James Bsatla� 8ffi�WAI. Eldg. In�p,
Gold Hedal Beverage Co.
553 Porth Fairview Ave.
St. Paul, Minneaota, By: Arthur Mavsot RElRWAL Bldg. Isup.
Leroy Signa, Inc.
3101 Aorth Second St.
Minneapolie, Minnesota
Meyere Sign�Service Inc.
641b Highaay #7
?[iffieapolis, Minneeota
Aasgele Outdoor Adv. Co.,Inc.
1700 W. 78th St.
Minneapoli�, Mi�►eeota
Schubert Outdoor Adv. Co.
2508 E. 25th St.
Mivaeapolie, Mimeeota
Seven-Up Boteling Co.
3612 East 44th St.
Miuneapolls, Miffiesota
Sunset Signs
6620 Channel Road
Mioaaapolie. Minneaota
Telke Signs, Inc.
3940 Minnehaha Ave.
Minneapol3�,Miane�ota
By: Leroy Heitea
By: Aithur Mepais
REI�WAL
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Bldg. Insp.
Bq: R. $. Ohland xS1iRWAt. Bldg. Insp.
By: L�vrence Schubart &S1�iiAS. bldg. Insp.
Sy; Frank Zaadle�
By: Sig Aane�tad
By: A, Y. Telks
BSN6iTAL Dldg. Insp.
RBL�fiAi. Bldg. In�p.
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ESTIMATES TO BE APP�OVED BY COUNCIL APRIL 7, 1969
Berglund-Johnson, Inc.
351 Second Street
Excelsior, Minnesota 55331
FINAL:Estimate No. 8 for Fridley Municipal Garage
according to contract.
Bostrom Sheet Metal Works, Inc.
75$'Curfew
St. Pau1, Minnesta 55114
PARTIAL Estimate No. 3 for work completed this date
for air conditioning work on Police and Park Dept.
remodeling in Civic Center according to conttact.
Police Dept. $ 300.00
Park Dept. 0
Robert L. Mil]er
1390 Tenth A�up
Newport, Minneso
PARTIAL Est
Sewer Impro
No. or construction of Storm
Project 9, according to contract.
15">'
$ 7,180.00
$ 300.00
$ 9,758.79
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APPLICATION FOR PAYMEl�T`I' ho 8 Final nAT� 3/27 /69 CObiM. NO �-., -�� -`
To City of Fridley ' ,owNER:
This�ARFl�cation� is foLr'lna�-:� � payment for �Ge11EY81 COIIS'tYllCtlOri � work�done on your
Fridley Municipal Garage P�o�e�rc�oro_2�31�68 to 3/27/69
Deseription of Projeet Work Ileme
1&Z Gen.& Spec:Conditions
220 SiCe Work
320 Reinforcing Steel
343 Prestressed Concrete
330 Concrete
400 Masonry
500 Struct. & Misc. Metal
610 Carpentry
720 Perimeter Insulation
751, 762 Roof & Sheet Metal
790;"880 Caulk & Weatherstrip
811 Hollow Metal
836 Overhead Doors
860 Wood Windows
870 F'inish Hardware
885 Glass & Glazing
931 Ceramic Tile
980 Special Coating
990 Painting
1000 Meta1 Specialties
Change Order No. 1-Hoist
, Original Cpntcact Totals
Add Change Orders Totals
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Based on our observations,�this application for pay-
ment is rnrrect to the best of our knowledge, and
the�contractor is eniitled to the indicated navment
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Y_ �r �.I /��p�} �I Dat�^`� `
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Contract
Amount
5105
5340
I694
10200
7398
17676
4316
578
172
3739
295
2059
3700
75
77fi
155
247
1000
1429
576
5270
Compietc 3 (. Completed
This Period To Date
Less Refainage at �
To}al to be Drawn to Datc
Total Previously Certified ��
Amount Now nue
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5105
5340
1694
10200
7398
17676
4316
578
172
3739
295
2059
3700
75
776
155
247
1000
1429
576
5270
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To Fini�h
This is lo mrli[y that all w�ork lis[ed ahove has kMen mmprlrted in ercordunce with mntract :
don�mentx and thal all law[ul charges for Inbor, malerial, ete., for which previous ccrtifirntcs ^.
have been ixmed, hare been paid. . � .
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
INGINEERING DEPARTMENT
6431 UNIVERSITY A�IENUE
FRIDLEY, MINN.
April 7, 1969
Honorable Mayor and City Council
c/o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
' Citg of Fzidley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridiey, Minnesota 55421
Gentlemen:
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
We'hereby submit ESTIMATE � 3 for Bostrom Sheet Meta1 Works, Incorporated,
758 Curfew, St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 for work completed this date for air
conditioning work on Police and Park Department =emodeling in Civic Center
according to contract.
Police
Dept•
Original Contract $5,072.00
Change Order d�l 42.00
TOTAL NET CONTRACT $5,114.00
Work Completed to Date $5,114.00
LESS: ESTIMATE #1 $4,342.00
ESTIMATE �k2 472.00
AMOUNT DUE FOR ESTIMATE �3 $300.00
CG: Bostrom Sheet Metal Works, Inc.
Park
D2pt•
$770.00
186.00
$956.00
$756.00
Total
$5,842.00
228.00
$6,070.00
$5,870.00
-0- 54,342.00
$756.00 ' $1,228.00
-0- $ 300.00
Respectfully submitted
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NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E.
City Engineer-Director
of Public Works
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March 19. 29b9
Mr. Homes Ankrum, City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 Univereity Ave. N.E,
Frid2ey, AQinnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Ankrum:
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DR. JOHN K. HANSEN
SUPERfNTENDENT �
JAMES H. HEDREN �
DIRECTOR - � �
sUSIMElB �iiA1R5.
... JAMES G. PAPPAS -
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FIEMENT�RY EOUGTION�
Tke Board of Education at a apecial meetiag yesYerday �aesed
the following reeolution:
Be iY reaolved that the Board of Education requeeta the Fridley
City Coun¢il to petition the Anoka Board of County Commiasioners
for tha erection of a traffic control device on the Eaet River Road
at or near 6ist Avenne N.E. for the purpose of providing a eafe
pedastriaa croea'rng for c3�ild=en to the Stevenson Elementary
School.
I have reaeon to believe that the County Board wiII act favorably
oa this requeat and if expedited there is a poasibility it may be
put in operation during the 1969-70 school year.
Cordialiy youre,
a....,..� J� ��-.�-
.iames H. Hedren
IIirector of Hueiness Affairs
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CNARLES R.W[AVER
MCRMAN L.TALLC
VIR61L C.NCRRICY.
AO�ERT.MUNNS
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LP.W 9FFICES
QMEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK
March 26, 1969
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4NONA, M�NNE90TA 55303
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FpIDIEY, MINNESOTA 55421
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COON RAPIOS,MINN.564J3
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Fwidley, R�finnea��� �.��riE
Deer Mr. Ankrum:
Eneloaed �lease find a I�tter dated March II, 1969, from
A9r. EarB H, A. isevesee, .ir., a��orney, and related materia(.
PO��ae 3�u� 4h�s on �he next Council agenda.
Tharek yoa very �re��h.
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Encloaures
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L�o Virgil C, Herrick
A.�t�xaaey at Law
6279 Uasa.versity Ave. N. E.
Minn�apolbs, Minn. SS421
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Pu�su�,�a't io oaax �el,�ghone conv�xsa:ion o� ���;:�r�axe
' enclosed p�ease find a Xerax copy of a biYZ e�ta:�ta I
su1��z�v��1 �� �`�3c�L�y on �arch 1�, �966. Also
�sclasrd pleas� find a Xesox copy of a res��nse to
that s�..*n2 bill.
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55121
April 12� 1966
a'he City of Fridley is itx receipt of your atatement in the
amount of $622.50 far aervices as prosecutor £or the Ci�y of
Fsidl�y for ttae months of November and December, 1964. NeitLa,er
the Finasace Directar nor I have any means at our disposa3 for
veri.Eyin� tYie accusacy of this statement.
Z'he sta�sat8 'r.Yaeseforem was tusned over to the Fr4dley
Municipal Corss+� foa t�iaeir reco�nendation, either tha#. paymem
be auttiorg�eai os deta�.�d. T23Q Fridley Municipal Court, throug'h
tize Cl�sk of Corax� y�ts�il Wilis, has advised me by memo dated
March 3g, 1966� t;sa� �ae Court is not in a position to make a
reca�eaedatiaxa �aa �3af,s ffiatter until atad if you can verify this
statemeat by cas�.
If you iaave aa� queations, please contact this office.
BPiP/5s
ecs Finaace Director
Cl.rk of Court
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Conre appcarnneu, crlal ot ww �d 10 hin. 5 1SO.00
pytiparatlon
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casn . r�vis�rini eooPLsiat and rootiaa phoas
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Cmi�rancu vith Virsil Yills. �eh�dullas of
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTp
3-28-.69
1 Mr Ralph Vollanan
Parka & Recreation
City of Fridley
Dear Ralph,
On behalf of the Hockey Association and at the speciPic
request oP aur president, Harveg Wagar, we wish to convey
to you oux appreciation o£ the excellent effort you and
your cre�r accomplished in providing us with ice at the
Cammons Park this past seseon.
We were fully aware of the improved quality of ica this
past year as compared to previous years and were constantly
reminded of this excellence by visiting teams who commented
on the quality.
We wish yau continued success in the coming years.
Sihcerely,
Ro�� C Rel
Secretary.
MEMO T0: CITY COUNCIL
MBMO FROit: CITY MANAGER
MEMO DATE: MARCH 28, 1969
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Recommend a Certificate of Achievement for Ralph Vollman, Park Leadman. He hae
only bean on the job for leas than a year and this winter was the first year he was
reaponaible for maintenance of the rinks. Deapite all the snow and adverse conditiona
he was able to do the job in an outstanding manner. The previous year our rinka drev
heavy criticism.
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Great �orthem Rail,vay Company / 175 East Fourth Street I Saint Paul, �linnesota 55101 � Phone 612 224-5588
tand and Tax Department
Mr. Homer R. Ankrum
City rlanager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, 2-iinnesota 55421
Dear D'ir. Ankrum:
March 19, 1969
File 8871-F
As the owner of surroundinq property, Great Northern
Railtaay Company is interested in obtaining the vacation
of streets and alley in Elock 6, Berlin Addition to
the City of Fridley.
Attached is original copy of Petition which sets out
the matter in detail.
� We would appreciate your initiating the matter through
the proper channels of the City and advisinq as to any
hearings on the proposal as well as furnishing a copy
� of the final resolution or ordinance vacating the streets
and alley.
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Yours very truly,
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VLand and Tax Commissioner
Attach.
J. R. SEVE'ft52V. Lar: f& 1 ax Cwnmlrsionsr H. D. 6EPGN. Gav nl Tdt .M�rnt
M. L. FREV. A�sL Laiu G Td+ Camrnlr�iorv:r R. M. BHOKOPF, Gcm�el L.mn 4,Jun�
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JOHN R. SEVERSON
Land and Tax Commissioner
' Mr. L7asim �. nureshi
Citj Engineer
City of Fridley
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PIarch 31, 1969
File 9313-F
Concerning our letter of January 9, 1969, and ComstocD>
& Davis' letter of T_arcn 24, 1�69, to A�r. C. II. �lrchi-
bald of tiie °ailc•�ay Cornpany a;;out the oroposed initial
construction coverinr the development of the �ail�:ay
Company Industrial Park at I:ast P.iver Road and Inter-
state G94 in Frinley:
' Our engineers have revie*ried the bicl o£ Peter L�etti
Construction Comneny dated.i•Farcn 17, 1969, copies of
which were furnished to the Railrray Company.
' The City of Fridley is izereby authorzzsd to accent the
bid of 5159,371.57 of t�:e a�ovc €ir?r so tiiat construc-•
tion cail proceeci ir._aed.iacell. The bia also Urovidcd
, for the deduci:ion of certa? n portions of the �rror};
described in l�lternatc rio. 1 in the arnount of $6,63'0.00.
Tlie I:ailz•:ay Corapan�� docs not c��an�t 1?lternate ::o. 1
' deleted fror:z the w.or]c buL �•rould like to nave it ineZudec'..
The $159,571.57 biC includeQ the t�rori� iFZ �3lternate i?o. 1.
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Please advise ��r��en the
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eror.c nas been co�epleced so that
t;ie : ailo:ay Co:n1;any prior to �a��-
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ment agreement dated Dece:r�ber 31, 1962, anc7 as}:ed. tnat
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you acl;nor�lecige recei� t on tiie duplicate co�+y of our
letter and return it to us.
We F�ould appreciate your signing tne coiy of tiie lettcr
and forwaxding it at your earliest convenience.
Yours very truly,
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�Land and Tex Cor„missioner
cc a I;:r . Homer ;. Ankrum
City :ianager
City oi I'riciley
6431 liniversity rvenue T_i. E.
Friceley, P:innesota 55421
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
Consulting Lngi.neers
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Vr4lL�Y VI�W CHRISTIAN CWURCH
128D Regis Lane N.E.
Minneapolfs Minnesota 55421
March 17, 1969
Chu�ch Phone 788-1702
On Sunday March 9, 1969, Valley View Christian Church held a meeting to discuss
the Church's position regarding the proposed zoning change of the Acres Inc.
property bounded by Valley View Christian Church on the West, Interstate 694
on the South and Silver Lake Road on the East.
During the meeting considerable discussion took place concerning the rezoning
to the "planned development" classification. The following resolution was
passed by a unanimous vote:
"That the Valley View Christian Church go on record as opposed
to the proposed zoning change to planned development because
the proposed change may cause traffic conditions such that our
various Worship Services will be disturbed by the increased
traffic flow."
"A.lso since the property is locked in by existing developed property
and by the Interstate, the traffic patterns to and from our church
will be almost impossible for members to easily arrive and depart
from church. The bottleneck at Central avenue, Highway 65 and
Hathaway Lane will possibly be a cause for increased traffic accidents.
We at Valley View are concerned with these traffic patterns."
We at Valley View want the City of Fridley to grow - for as the City grows so do
' we. We feel that the present zoning of this property is still adequate for the
future growth of the City of Fridley.
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Darrel Clark, Engineer Assistant
April 3, 1969
MEMO NU�IBER: �74 CM #69-04
RE: Permanent Dike Easement on Part of Lots 4, 10, 12,
- and 12 - Block M, Riverview Heights Addition
The above described lots are presently owned and occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson. The dike has been placed on an area
formerly used and maintained as their front lawn.
The Andersons have cooperated with us and have allowed the City
to place the dike in the area requested by us with a verbal under-
standing on the following items which seem reasonable:
1. The slope on the face of the dike will be between a 4 to 1
and a 5 to 1 slope, to he approved by the Andersons.
2. The area disturbed by equipment between the dike and the
creek will be leveled and seeded by the City.
3. The City will cover the sand dike with 2 or 3 inches of clay.
4. All material above the 821 contour will be removed or placed
on areas lower than 821.
5. The City agrees to pay the Andersons $500.00 plus 100 1bs.
of seed of a type recommended by a reputable seed supplier.
' I would recommend that the City agree to these 5 conditions
after which the Andersons will sign a permanent easement giving the
City #he right to enter on the dike area in the future for the
purpose of placing a temporary sand bag dike above the 821 contour.
' The City would have to remove these sand bags and restore any
damaged areas to normal lawn conditions after the flood threat.
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Office of the Building Inapector
TOPIC: MONPHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGEft
MAxCx 1969
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
Residential
Reaidential Garages
Alterations & Additione
Multiple Dwellinge
Commercial
Induatrial
Municipal
Churchea & Schools
Hospitals
Signa
Moving & Wreckisig
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Alterationa & Additiona
Multiple Dwellings
Commercial
Industrial
Municipal
Churchee & Schoole
Hoepitals
signe
Moving & Wrecking
NDNIDIIi OF PF3iMITS ISSIIED
� 969 196e 2�s rn�x T�sm xFaR
MARCH MARCH TO DATE TO DATE
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5 p 11 3
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44 22 83 59
31 26 6a 51
27 12 7� 42
46 34 119 111
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ESTIMATID VALIIATIONS OF S[TILDING PFItMTTS ISSIIID
t 409,400 =286,5� t 855>900 �643,100
4,e75 4,700 4�875 4,7�
236,270 6,514 z75,970 23,564
1,300,000 0 1,300,000 300,000
335�000 15� 445,5� 15�
60,000 0 1,�20,000 473.7�
0 0 0 94,�
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MARCH, 1969
TYPE
BLACKTOPPING
EXCAVATING
GAS
GE�iERAL
HEATING
HOIISE MOVING
MASONRY
OIL HEATING
PLASTF�tING
ROOFING
SIGNS
WFLL DRILLING
NIIMBER OF LICENSFS CIIRRFNTLY IN �
AIdD
LICENSE E'EES COLLFCTID TO DATE
NUI�IDgi FEES COLLECTID
9 S 135
22 330
40 600
11� 2,925
54 810
2 30
28 420
6 90
� 105
1 15
12 300
1 15
299 t5,775
PIItMIT FE'E�s
i969 196e mais xEna r.asm xEnx
PIItMIT NDMBERS R7PE MARCH MARCH TO DATE TO IlATE
�10,115—#10,161 BIIILDING $2,178 x635 t6,711 i2,985
#7616-#766i ELncmRiCAL 1,98e 911 3,ei2 2,3a5
#4405-#4435
#4850-#487�
�amzxG 1,455
Pr,�rIDrxG 1, 687
7�487
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2,939
2,453
8,232
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SIGNS 112 0 1 0
f7�420 9,2 4 =1 ,232 s14,208
YUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMO T0: Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
MEMO FROM: Lester E. Chesney, Director of public Works
DATE: April 3, 1969
SUBJECT: Hiring of Street Maintenance Man
I request the Mr. Stephen J. Thorstad of 101 Charles
Street Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota be appointed to the Street
Crew, starting at $606.00 per month. He is twenty-seven years
� old and has a good, steady record of employment with his pre-
sent employer. He has operated heavy equipment.
LEC:ik
LESTER E. CHESNEY
Director of Public Works