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COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MERCER
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
7;30 P.M.- �Y 19, 1969
REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - MAY 19, 1969 - 7:30 P. M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
ROLL CALL:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Regular Council Meeting, May 5, 1969
Pu61ic Hearing Meeting, May 12, 1969
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
VISITORS:
(Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes)
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
None
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Consideration of Plywood Minnesota Exterior Building Plans.
2. Second Reading of an Ordinance Relating to Conatruction of
Gasoline Service Stations and Drfve-in Restaurants Requiring
a Specisl Use Permit, therefore, amendiag Section 45.10
Subdiviafon 4 and 5 and Amending Section 45.19 by adding
Subdivision 15 and 16.
3. Consideration of an Ordinance Under Section 12.07 of the
Fridley C1ty Charter to Vacate Streets and Alleys and Amend
Appendix C of the City Code. (Lots 1 through 4, Block 1.
Spring Brook Park. William J. Keefer}.
(Hearing was held on May 12. There were no objectiona.
We would get some slope eas�menta ��fo�� ��1��S��tion of
the Ordinance.)
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OL1S BUSINESS (Continued)
4. Consideration of an ordinance for Rezoning Requeat (ZOA #69-03) Pagea 37 & 38
to rezone from C-25 and M-1 to R-3A, S. E. Corner of 79th Way
and East River Road - N. Craig Johnsott (Tabled 4-21-69).
Ca�ent: The hearing was held on April 7th. Some objections.)
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S. Consideration of Alley Problem Between 2nd Street and Main Street Page 39
' Comment: Informal hearing to discuss vacation or opening
up of alley)
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6. Ratification of Resolution �77-1964 - Requesting Improvement
of Intersection of Central Avenue and T. H. #65 for Better
Traffic Flow and Safety.
Comment; After ratification we will send certified copies
ta the Minnesota Highway Dept, and Anoka Highway
Dept.)
NEW BUSINESS•
7. Insuraace Specifications Advisory Committee Report,
Comment: The report from the =nsursnce Committee ia in
the agenda folder)
8. Reconsideration of a Requeat for Abatement of Special
Asseasmenta on Lot 13, except the East 200' and exclpt the
north 30' for Road, A.S. �k89. (On agenda at request of
Kutzik and Leavitt).
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NEW BllSINESS {Continued)
, 9. Consideration o£ a Request for 3 Family Occupancy in
Double Bungalow in R-1 Zoaing.
Comment: 3 families are presentLy occupying a double bungalow
in R-1 zoning by Special Use. Problem since 1965.
City Attorney's initial reaction was the Council
cannot allow the variance)
10. Consideration of Approval of Final Plat (P.S. �69-04) East Ranch
Estates First Addition, Robert A. Schroer (Generaliy located
north of Oaborne Road and west of University Avenue).
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Consideration of Approval of Final Plat (P.S. �F69-OS) East Ranch
Estates Second Addition, Robert A. Schroer. {Generally located
north of Osborne Road and west of University Avenue),
Pagea 44 & 45
Page 46
Comment; The hearing was held on May 12th. Could be approved
subject to getting additfonal right of way and easements)
11. Consideration of Approval of Final Plat (P,S. �k69-02), Amber Oaks Page 47
by David R. Hubers and 7ulian Johnson. (Generally located south of
6lat Avenue between S[inson Blvd. and Benjamin Street).
Comment: Hearing was held May 1Z. Street grade problem would
have to be resolved before approval)
12. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Meeting of
, May 6, 1969.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - MAY 19, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
13. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting ot
May 7, 1969.
14. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting
of May 1, 1969.
15. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting
of May 8, 1969.
16. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Industrial Development
Committee of April 4, 1969.
17. Receiving.8lds and Awar8ing Contract for One Police Patrol
Car (Bids Opened May 19, 1464 at 11;30 A.M.)
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Pages 49 & 50
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Pages 54 - 60
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
18. Receiving the Annual Police Auction Report.
19. Consideration of Request for Additional Street Light.
Comment: Public Works Department requeat a light
in the City Garage Yard)
20. Considerat.ion of Paving of Miasissippi Way west of East River Rd.
Comment; The County Feasibility Report indicates no warrant
for grade separation at railroad tracks on Mississippi
Street. If grade separation is done the storm seyer
might have to go through Mississippi Way)
Pages 62 - 66
21. Change Order No. 1- SW&SS Project �F90. Page 67
Comment: This is for the additional depth for the waterline
through Midland Coop property for getting the
easements from them)
, 22. Consideration of Resolution Approving a Traffic Signal Maintenance P�gea 68 - 73
Agreement between Minnesota Highway Department and City of Fridley.
' Comment: This givea a uniform arrangment with the Minn. Highway
Dept. to maintain all aignals in the City except
painting and changing bulba)
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23. Reaolution Ordering the Improvement, Plans and Specifications
and Eatimates of Costa thereof: Project W6S $93.
Comment; Hearing on May 12th -�pvorab}� �g��tion )
P�ges 74 - 76
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NEW BUSINESS (Coatinued}
' 24. Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Report and Ordering
Public Hearing - Street 1969-3, Addendum �kl.
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Comment: Some streets are petitioned, some are added
by the Administration)
25. Resolution Requeating the County to Withhold Lot 28, Block A
Riverview Heights Addition from Public Sale (See communication
from County of Anoka).
26. Resolution for the Transfer of Funds �rom the Utility Fund
to Special Aasessment Funds in Lieu of a Tax Levy (See
Finance Director's memo and proposal).
27. Resolution Certifying Charges to the County Auditor to be
Levied against Certain Properties for Collectlon with the
Taxes Payable in 1970. (See communication from City Attorney
and Estimate)
28. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of
Assessments on Lota 53 and 54, Block G, Riverview Heights
Addition and Combiniag the South 5 Feet of Lots 53 and 54,
Block G, with Lots 14 through 18, Block G, Riverview Heights
Addition.
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29. Reaolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
, Asseaements on Lota 5-7, Block 3, and Lots 6-9, North 30 feet
of Lot 14, and Lots 15-17, Block 4, Parcel 600, Bennett Paltner
Addition.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 19, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
30. Consideration of Resolution Approving Eight Year Storm Sewer
Program for City of Fridley.
Comment: Council discuased this earlier. This will
give us a guideline for future improvements.
Legal hearings will s[ill have [o be held)
31. Appointments: Building Standards-Design Control Vacancy,
Engineering Aide.
32. Claims
33. Licenses
34. Estimates
35. Conaideration of the Propoaed New Zoning Ordinance.
Comment: Planning Commiasion recommends approval.
Some of the changes and additions are in
the Agenda Folder)
36. Consideration of Set[ing a PublicHearing for Alley
Vacation in Block 8, Onaway Addition. (Mr. Aarris)
Co�ent: Requeat was made in late 1967 for vacation.
Mr. Harria doea �Q� ��� to ���� �RZ ��
overall atudy)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 19, 1969
C�PAINICATIONS :
A. Independent School District $14: Thank you.
B. Mrs. James Clinton; Drainfield for cesspool.
C. Thomas Marxen: Requesting extension of time for
recording the plat for Marxen Terrsce.
D. Minnesota Highway Dept; Requesting to put signal conduit
in 69th Avenue Crossover.
E. Wayne Simonesu; Request to fence in City right-of-way
ADJOURN•
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NOTE: INCLUDED IN TNE AGENDA FOLDER WILL BE:
1. Report from the Insurance Committee
2. Great Northern Railroad request for Piggyback and expanaion
of facilitiee in Fridley.
3. Actuarial Valua[ion of the Fridley Police Pension
Asaociation as of Sanuary 1, 1969.
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'THE AlIHUTES OF TH£ REQIL�R COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 5� �959
Mayor ltirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of May 5, 1969 to order at
7:40 P.M.
PI.EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham requested the Council Members and the audience to rise and say
the Pledqe of Allegiance to the Flaq. _
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sharidan, Kirktiam
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
PRESENTATION OF AWARD:
, Mayor ICirkhata read the Certificate of Appreciation, and awarded it to Mr.
Cazrol K. Hauqe for his work on the Buildinq Standarda--Desiqn Control Sub-
committee, Nr. Hauqe was then tharilced for his efforts by the Council.
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MAYOR'S PROCI.AMATIONS:
FRIDLEY FIX-UP - SPRUCE UP WEEK
Mayor xirkham read the Proclamation declaring the week of May 12th through
liay 17th to be "Fridley Fix-up - Spruce Up Week".
Councilman Liebl said that he had recaived some calls about the clean up
proqram inaqgyiratad last year and asked the City Manager to explain the weed
proqram to the audience. The City Manager explained briefly that the 1iee8
Inspector has already started working serving notices on all vacant lande
within the City of Fridley.
FIRE SERVICE RECOGNITION DAY
Mayor Ki=kham read the Proclamation bp �:he Internatioaal Association of Fire
Chiefs settinq the date of Saturday, May 10, 1969 as "Fire service Recognition
Day".
APPROVAL OF MINOTES OP THE REGULAR COiTNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969•
I70TION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Meeting of April 21,
1969 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. vpon a voice vote, all
votinq aye, Mayor KirkAam declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham said that he had two items to add undar Cwmmunications.
8. LynwOOd Manor: Invitation to their Open Aouse
C. State Planning Agency: Regardi,ng a New Camm�ittee for Combatting Crime,
and asking for a representative.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor xirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
REGULAR COUId{"'F.. .t�SEETING OF MAY 5. 1969
VISITORS:
P71GE Z
Mayor Kirkhae axplained the Council policy of allowinq 15 minutea at the
beqinninq o! each meetity for vieitors to speak on itees not on the Agonda.
EISENHOWER SQDARE
The Commanders of the American Legion and the V.F.W. came forward to the Council
table to preaent a plan that haS been worked out in oonjunction with the
Administration for 3mproving Eisenhower Memorinl Square. They explained that
their first phase would be installinq a 30' aluminum flag pole. Mayor Kirkhso
explained that rather than allowinq anyone to add to the Square in a hap-
hazard way. this plan wae derived and could be accomplished in etaqes. They
said that they would like the flag pple to be in place by May 30th, Memorial
Day.
NOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the plan as drawn by the Adminiatration,
the American Legion and the V.F.W. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a
wice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declued the motion carried unanimwusly.
RWIN CITY RACING ASSOCIATION
The Vice President of the 7win City Racing Association was present at the
Meetinq, and eaid that there were several membera of the Aeaociatlon livinq
in Fridley, and they have been having troUble with the Police Depart�nent
tsqginq their cars as junk cars. A racing car does not need to have a license
plate accosding to State law, but they are not allowed to drive on the atreeta.
He wondered where they could be stored, as wherevez they are, they get tagqed
as junk cars. He said that he realized the problems the City has with the
junk cara, and is ia sympathy with them, but these are not junk cars. Mayor
Kirkhatn said that he has raised e very good point and asked the City Attorney
if the City could stop tagging the cars, until some study is made. The City
Attorney asked how the racinq cars are different from junk cars. The Repreee-
ntative said that the cars are not required to be licensed by the State, but
that they are registered with the cinq Asaociation. The biggest ahare of
the racing care are fraa the northeast suburbs.
The City Attorney said that posaibly the Ordinance could be amended, but then
the problem arises as to what is a junk car and what ie a racing car. There
muat be eane type of difference that can be stated to keep people from claiminq
that aome junk car is a racing car that they are planninq to fix up.
He was asked where his cars are stored. He said that they were at 110 64th
Avenue N.E. and that he and Jim Brazil are the ownere and Jake srazil ia the
dziver, and that his car is registered with the Assxiation.
The City Attorney said that he would suggest asking the Police Dapartment to
stop tagqinq these cars. unkil some atudy can be made into the Ordinance
regulatinq junk cars. Mayor Kirkham aqreed with this suqge5tion.
�rhe Representative eaid that he had copies of the Racing Association rulee,
and gave a copy to 'the City Attorney.
McCLAiN'S ALLEY
Mr. McClain said that the lettez thst was teceived by t.S,�� Q1ty fran Mr. Willi�un
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�1I,AR C�Ol�;ZL ElLB'PIt�', OT Nl►Y 5, 1969 � 3
1Nrn�r as th� awaer of an aparta�nt houee ie incossvot, and that ihe casw �s
dsr�prssanted. He ie a renter, aot ths amer. Th� Counail lus xiot eowd
on th� basis of this lattes. �o this itm ahould bo�� baaR Loz r�oaieidssatlon.
wit� th� propar oaner involwd. The City Mana**s'asplained that th� pstitian
waa sent wt to Mr. McClain for tl�e ormers at the south end of the alley. Mr,
McClain said that thia puts the burden on hia, but still alloas all t!�
apartsent housas to be in oiolation.
MOTIOZt by Camcilsan xarris to put thia itr b�ok aa� ths a�xt A�grlar Cw+wi1
aqenda. ,
Councilman Li�bl asked if Ms. ihrr�ar wa� tha only Oer diesentinq. ti� said that
ha lelt that all tiu proyas propsrty owners stwal8 b� arked to co�+ to ths
IMetinq. Ha said that abast 85i of the paopls wes� in favor of ��aati.:►g, but
thsre must b� 100t participation.
The City 1►ttorney said that this wuld be a oacatioa of a dsdicat.�d a1Ly, aad
there must be 100s oa anp gublic sasement. The Counail �mut ■ake a findiaq of
t3Mre bei� no nbopaiky, and if tl�ra ie oa. objectian, then it would ba
ispossible to praw that it i� aot a necee�ity and wottld be in effect, a
cond�onation, b��tik you wuld be taking the right of accesa awy from tl�.
R7� MOTION by Conacila�aa Harris pae eeconded aad 11l�ID� by Council� Liebl,
xith Councilaisn Harris' apptoval thnt tha pwpla alooq the alley be ask�d to
come to the 16wting.
Councilman Sharidan pointed out tha�t he thouqht that thare aere Wo lett�rs
on file objacting to the vacation� ro he wondered rdyat another infoz'al hmaring
would gain, unlesa one haa chaaq�d his mind.
TE�: VO'PE WODi Tf� MOTION, beinq a voiw vote, all votinq aye, Mayar 1CirkM�
declared the sotion carried unaniawsl�.
INVOGITIODI:
�{ayor Y.irkhas said that he noticed that Ysetor Arnold stona. Preaid�t of t]�
Kini�terial Esaociation mas now present and seked him to lead the Coanoil snd
audiu�ce in pra»r.
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CounciLan Liebl said that r.t the last Counoil Meeiing ha had askW for
olarification of this propoeed Ordinance and thanked the Citp Attorney for his
cl�ar wxplanation.
' MOTION by Councila� Liehl to approve the Ordinas�ce on fir�i readinq anA witi
ths reading. Secondad by Councilman Samueleon. Upon a roll call vote, 1CYrktum,
Lisbl, Harris, Seleuelson, and 6haridan votinq aye. Mayos Kizkhas declar�d tlfe
eotion carried unanimouely.
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7 - AN ORDItANCB TO
Councilman Harris polnted out that at the last Meetinq e requrot was made that
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this area ba cleaned up, and aeked if anything haa boen done. The City Manaqar
said that he ha8 visited the area and the only way for ou}.side display under
C-2 wa under a special use permit. The owner has already been contacted
about cleaning the area up. Mr. Swenaon said that he had talked ta th� ovnor
of the ahop, and ha has aqread to clean it up. Thsre will be blacktoppinq
going in front, so there vrill not be any area Por out�ide atoraqe. H� wid
that the owner sPOUld like to laave an outaide diaplay table outside for about
two days out of tha reek. Councilman Harris said that if it was a good looking
table, he rrould still need a'apacial uae permit, but there vrould ba no grob-
1�. He aaked Xr. Sweneon to tell the avner of the shop to caee in and apply
!or the �pacial t�se permit.
MOTIQ�1 by Councilmm Harrig to adopt Ordinance #417, waive the readinq ax�d
ord�z publication. Seconded by Councilman Samueleon. Upon a roii.oall vote.
Sheridan, Kirkkw'. Liebl, Harrir, and Samuelson votinq aye. MaYor ICirkham
declared the ration carried unanimoualy.
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MOTION by Councilman Liabl to adopt Ordinance $418, waiva the readinq, and order
publication. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll oall vote, Saa�ueleon,
Sheridan, Kiskham, Liebl, and Harris voting aye, Mayor Kirkhara daclazed the
motion carried una�nimously,
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The City Engineer showed the area on the screen for the benefit of the audience
and the Council.
Counoilman Liebl said that there have been some facta brouqht out throuqh the
discuaeions �rith the Planning Commission, and that it aay he vise= ta con-
tinue the co�noercial zoninq all the way bhck to 2� Street. He said that he
r+ould have no objection to thia az�d there were no objections at the Public
Hearinq Meeting. ey changinq Section 4 of the proposad Ordinance to C-2,
this would make a sizeable portion of commercial area. He eaid that he viould
also rec�anend the City Manager's Plan Circle Flov with the slip-off remp,
and will aleo aupport the Reaolution drawn np to be eent to the Minneaota
Highway Departaient.
1969 - RESOLUTION
OF HIGHP4�Y �
Nayor Kirkham read the Reaolution aloud for the benefit of the audience.
MOTION hy Coancilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #71-1q69. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unani�usly.
Councilman Liebl asked the Council, on behalf of the people in eupport of thie
rezoninq, if they were ready to vote on the Ordinsnce on first reading and if
the rest of the Council waa in aqreett�ent that the commercial zoninq shonld go
back to 2�S Street. He felt tha+� if the �fi7cst sasding y�;p held, it would
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signify to tha Minnesota Highway Department that the City of Fridley wanted
same action, and were serious about this request.
Councilman Harris said that ha would have some reaervations on whether the
first readinq should be held at thia tune. The sliproff ramp on the Plan
Circle Flow may have to be moved further south and thia may preclude the
chance for the Planning Commission and the Council to make further chnnqea.
He felt that before the firet reading, the City muat gain the concurrence
of the Hiqhway Department. Councilman Liebl said that in soaie instances, such
as the Bob Schrcer rezoninq, the rezoning was accomplished first, and then the
traffic patterns were established, and he felt that this was much the same
situation. ilowever, he said that he wanted to make sure the Council did not do
anything illagal. 'rhe City Attorney eaid that he did not know of any zeason
why it would be illegal to pass on the first rsading. The Courts have indicated
that traffic problema are City related and are not a basis for turninq down
buildinq permits or rezonings. If passed on first reading, however, it vould
have to be contingent upon receiving the Highway Department's approval.
t Mayor Kirkham felt that by Council adopting the Resolution, this would ahow
the City's intent to the Highway Department, but if the Ordinance is passed
on first reading, then it is found that the Highway Department disapproves of
� the request, this would actually be doing the people a disservice. He said that
he would go along with the first readinq, but it must be predicated upon con-
currence by the Hiqhway Depart�ent for the slip-off ramp.
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Councilman Sheridan said that the Council was in qeneral aqreets�ut with the
plan, but if the slip-off ramp was not provided, poasib�y B3.ocka 12,22, G 27
should not be commercial.
Councilman Harris said that he did not feel that the Council ehauld tell the
people one thing on firat readinq and something else on the second reading.
Mr. Eldon Schmedeke said that he would like the road as soon as possible, and
that he hoped that the Administration and the Council would approach the
Highway Department on this, rather than the Planning Commission. xe said that
he has been qranted a 60 day extension of his rezoning request by the Planninq
Ca�iseion because of this problem. Councilman Harris axplained that the _
Planning Comnission is waitinq to see if ingress can be gained off T. H. #a7
before making their decision. This Resolution has bean passed, so the Ed-
ministration will be taking it up with the Highway Department soon. Mayor
Kirkham added that there is no way to speed up the workings of the Minnesota
Highway Departmant. Councilman Sheridan assured Mr. Schmedeke that it would be
the Adminiatration that would be denling with the Hiqhway Department. Council-
man Liebl asked Mr. Schmedeke if he would prefer that the Council pa�ss the
Ordinance on first reading, contingent upon Highway Department approval. Mr.
Sctunedeke eaid that he could not see what it would hurt. Councilman Harris
said that it would affect the peop'� �.n Slocks 21, 22, and 27 and that if they
cannot get accesa, they might change their minds. xe said that he thouqht that
a rezoning without knowing exactly what the plsn was would be misrepresenLation.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the Ordinance on first reading and waive
the reading, changing Section 4, fraa R-2 to C-2, contingent upon the approval
of the Minnesota Hiqhway Department on Plan Circle Flow, or another plan aqree-
able to both the State and City, and for the City Manaqer to start negotiations
for the inqreas. Seconded by Coua�il�an 8amuelsp,n, �,o; �}�gCUSSion.
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Councilsmn Harris said that he would have to vote aqainst this at thia tima
only because he felt that this may be misleadinq the people. Councilman Liebl
asked if the Hiqh�ray Departgent aould not grant the inqreeo, could acces� be
qained same place else. The City Attorney said it could be done, but it
wuld be questionable whether or not it would be desirable.
Councilman Samunleon pointed out that if thio motion fails to pasa, it must
wait six months before it can be brought back for reconsid�ration.
MOTION WIT7�RAWN by Councilman Liebl, with the agxeament of the aeconder.
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P:D. THE AREA GENERALLY
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Councilman Sheridan said that he had received three lettere aqainat this pro-
posed zoninq which he read aloud and asked thst they be made a part of the per-
manent record. Mayor Kirkham said that he also had received one, to be added
to the record. Fo1loWing are the letters received:
"MY. R.E. Sheridan
1301 N.E. Hillwind Road
Fzidley, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Sheridan:
May 5, 1969
As you are aware, a steering committee of citizens in your ward has been
concerned and in disagreement with the --ezoning proposed by Pemtom, Inc.
Thia group circulated petitions againat the proposed rezoninq and presented
to the City Council approximately 250 petition signatures from residents
in the area of Gardena Avenue and immediately West of the land in
question.
The steering committee also presented a su�ary of objections to Fridley
City Adminiatration. This s�tomary pointed out both general objactiona
to rezoning the land in question atid specific objections to the tovrn-
house and apartment building proposal.
On 5/4/69 this steering committee, representing the attitude of 250
tnxpayinq Fridley residents met and arrived at specific conclusions which
i, as their elected spokasman, have been asked to convey to you as oux
Councilman repreaentative. With ten of eleven members preeent, the
followinq positions mere identified:
1. The Coamiittee requeats the denial of P.D. rezoning at the eazlieat
poesible moment. It was felt that apacific action ought to be
takan, hopefully at the pending council meetinq to avoid ze-
arranqements and revi�_�::n of the specific request. Th3s was a
unanimous request of the commit...:.+.
2. By vote, nine of the ten members preeent disaqreed in concept
with the nine point council statement recently siqned by you.
3. By vote, nine of ten membezs are not in agreement with any coa-
promise plan includinq that approach referenced in Item 2 above.
Basic thoughta jachind tfiie position include the lack of justifica-
tion and proo! by the requeater or preaent ownea that ths Send in
questio� need be changed from R-lsto any kind of zoning.
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' The ccmnittee indicatod concezn that as s qroup repzesnnting appro�cimately
250 of qour constituents, specific poaitions on this matter be provided to
yoss aa our spokesman. We apoloqize for the tardiaesa of this conaolidated
' information and any timinq inconvenience. We are, harever, daeplY con-
cernad about this matter and requeat your support conaistent with the
items mentioned abova.
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/s/ H.F. 88rgtaan
Mr. H.F. Bergman
5503 Regis Trai2
Fridley, Minnesota
cc: Mesaers:
Aho
Mellum
Deitz
Reid
Hudrlick
Genrre
Schontz
Bukovich
Petterson"
Hoffman "
"5151 St. Morttz Dr.
Minneapolis, Minn.
April 19. 1969
Mr. Ray Sheridan
1301 N.E. Hillwind Rd.
Fridley, Minneeota
Dear Mr. Sheridan,
This letter ia to confirm our telephone conversation today reqarding the
pending i�eue of rezoninq the area directly north of innabruck, across
Hiqhway 69d, from R-1 to PD (Planned Developrent).
Althouqh our Homeownera Assxiation haa made it a particular point to
avoid direct political or lobby-type action or activity, I feel cam-
pelled to point out to you that in my tenure as president of the Inns-
bruck Aasxiation, Inc. Z have not felt or heard the strength oP eentiment
for or aqainet any iasue (and there hava been many) that hane been aqainst
thie pnrticular rezoninq.
We are fizmly convinced that t.'�e subject area holds the finest R-1
' potential of any othez area in Northeast Minneapolis and must be retained
for that purpose unleae it ie eetabliahed concluaively that this would be
qroaelp nnrealietic. Sven if this conclusion vere validly arrived at,
' after an in-depth survey, it is our conviction that PD zoning is, with-
out que�tion. too indefinite and uncertain to be considered in the best
interest of the lonq ranqe planning for Fridley.
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We ask that you and our Council reject the present rezoninq request under
coneideration at this time. We would encourage deeper study of R-1
potesst}.al e�d, if this is truly unrealistic, consideration of other, aare
controllable, rezoning possibilities or alternativea.
Raymond P. Ranta
Preeident
Innabruck Homeovmera Asaociation"
"April 30, 1969
6736 7th Street N.E.
Fridley, Minnasota
Dear Mr. Sheridan,
My husband and I urye you to veto the proposed use of Pike's Woods for a
604 apartiaent, 30a townhouse coanplex. Who's getting the bargain -
Pemt� or Fridley7
We know you are fully cognizant of the problems of funneling excees
traffic through the Centrsl-Highway 65 bottleneck, and of the tax pro-
blem in reqard to city services, so I shall not mention these further.
We also are aware of the appeal this project has, in that Fridley would
realize an i.mmediate increase in tax revenue, and the developer would
assume the cost of puttinq in facilities and intends to try to preserve
the beauty of the area.
We do urge you to aeriously consider these short term benefits against the
impact of this kind of developnnent on the future and image of Fridley.
Minneapolis has encountered formidable sxio-economic difficultfes in
aqing.apartment areas, difficultias with which, I'm sure, yrou are more
familiar than we.
As to the contention that it is not economically feasible to build
sinqle homes in that area, Edina has proven that, with today's prasaure
on the housing and land market, lots in such naturally beautiful areas
do aell, and of necessity are devoted to expensive homes which are more
than aelf-supportinq in terms of tax revenue.
In spite of the origiiial investment 'ridley would have to make, would it
not be wiser and more econ�ical in the lonq run to open that area to
privnte homeowners, who, as a group, are interested in maintaininq their
homea and the quality of their cocmnunity? Particularily, would thia not
be wiaer as these eapecially lovely homes, in an area that sob Engstr�
himself described as one of the few remaining "maqnificent" parcels of
property nesr the Metro area, will enduringly enhance Fridley's imaqe as
a progresaive and desirable coamiunity?
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/s/ Mr. & Mrs. Richard C; �(em�er"
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"TOt ltayor Jack Rirkham -
Not aparUnente on this beautiful lhnd:
posed chanqa in zoning for t}ie 120 acres
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This ie our reaction to the pro-
east of Matterhorn and north of
"NOt a�a�rtaients - what a waste - what a shame:" This is the general
reaction of the many people from all over F'ridley who viait aith us,
walk in the voods, share the besuty of all seasons.
Tfl►m housea, at low density level, may be the real anewer for moat of the
area. This would ease the road and utility installation while retaining
natural areas between tfie home clusters. There are also many besutiful
aites for single family dwellinqs.
There are many facets for you to consider with this rezoning - taxae,
utilities, traff3c, lonq range economy -. However you feel you must
vote, please be aure that a portion of the woods is retained as a natural
area for the entire City to enjoy. 'i'his arta has a fascinating history and
topography and is reqarded fondly by the "oldtimers" as Pick's Woods.
Even the Minnesota Leqislature is currently acknowledginq the need for
undevelopad space within a City's borders and may soon provide funda for
this.
5/5/69
Respectfully yours,
/s/ Rich and Ila osman
5830 Stinson Slvd.
Fridley "
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the foregoing communications. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Engatr�, of Pemt�, Inc. said that it seemed that they have failed in being
abie to communicate to the people what they Eelt weuld be a good environment,
and a qood plan for this area. in addition, he felt that there seems to be some
confuaion in the minda of the people on what is allowed in a Planned Develop-
ment District, and what it signifies. Based on this, they said that they ooere
withdrawinq their request.
Councilman Sheridan said that he was prepared to make a motion for denial of the
request based on the findinqe of Mr. saroman'a eteerinq c�mittee. He said that
he felt th3t he made aome good pointa in ':hat neither Pemtan nor anyone elae
has shown any juatification why this.property should be rezoned. The committee
has alwaye considered it to be R-1, and it ahould not be on the recomnnendation
of one owner to make a judgement on whether or not it should remain 1t-1 and if
it is developable as R-1.
MOTZON by COUncilman Hariie to accept Pemtom Inc. withdrawal of their requeat for
rezoninq. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
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Councilman Liebl felt that the contention that R-1 ho�as could not bo lwilt in
this area was not true, and it aould be aoonotaically l�a�ible to dswlop haMe
in thie area and that they vould sell. He saiA that in.tpite of th� inwsteasnt
of tha applicant, he felt that thie area eiwuld be opeaed up to R-1, with hamsa'
aelling in the ¢SO,OOO price raaq•. This is one of tne tev remainiag a�qnific�nt
areas left 1n the matropolitan azea and thia wou18 provide an image of the City
of Fridley as a progressive and deairable comnunity. This Council has in the
past qiven a staqqerinq amount.of bulldinq parmits for apart�ent houera in
relation to single family units, but the desand for •inqle family hooes is
enormou�. Here we have a chance to respond to the citizene requeat, and in the
best interasts of Fridley, he vould recommend denial of tha P.D. raqu�st.
Mayor Kirkham coonented that he reallzed that Pemtam io one of the better buildsrs
in the metropolitan area, and he hoped that they were not too discouraqed.
THE VOTE U?ON '1`!� MOTION for denial, being a voiae vote, all votinq aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried,unaniaauely.
RECESS:
Mayor Kirkham declared a recesa at 8:55 P.M.
CONSIDERATION OF LEASE FOR LIQUOR STORE N4 - HOLLY CENTSR:
There was saane discussion of the possibility of incorporating a deceleration clause
into the leaae, but the Finance Director pointed out that the lease as rritten
is considerably lees than it would be for a private individual. Councilman
Samuelson asked if the lease is agreeable tc them. The Finance Director ra-
plied thst it aas prepared by them, and they are agreeable. Councilman Sheridan
said that he would have no objactions to the lmase as written.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the lease as written and authorize
the City Manaqer and Mayor Kirkham's signatures oa the lease. SeconBmd by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ACTION
(Mr. Fred
CITY VZEW
MOTZON by Councilman Hazris, basad on curreat land valuation, to concuz with
the recommendation of the City Attorney and purchase the land fran Mr. Fred
Harris for $5,800 plua the $600 in special asaeasments. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson.
The City Attorney said that the reason this was brought to the Council's
attention at this time, ia that he is currently handlinq other condemndatione,
and this one could be tied in with the others, however, he felt that with the
costs of conde�nation proceedings ^�thing would be saved. Couacilman Sheridan
aqreed that the price of $5,800 was about right.
Tf� VOTE UPON THE MOTION, beinq a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared tiie motion carried unanimouely.
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FOA SERVICE
'rhe City Engineer said that the Cit�Manages and Ai.m.elf have been workinq �+ith
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969 � PAGE lY
the Shell OiI people to get the necessary riqht of way for the loopbnck. Last
year Sh�ll Oil caae in requestinq a building permit to add an additional bay
onto the eaet side. The City Manager has suggested fi�inq out what the total
coat would be to relxate the gas station. The estimated total cost of re-
lxation �rould be about $23,250. The Church would be loaiaq aome lat�d on the
north side but they would be qaining parkinq area on the west side, and they
would end up vith almost the same usable parkinq apace. He aasd that he would
suqqeat appointing one or two Council Members, along with the Adminiatration
to approach St, 11111iame Church on this proposal.
Councilman Harris said that ne had talked to the lessee and the manager of the
Shell Oil Station, and they would like s�e action taken, as they are anxious
to remodel. They want to add onto the east side which would be toward the
roadway.
, The City Enqineer explained that basically this would be an exchange of land.
The Shell Oil Co�pany will end up w,ith about tfie same amount of land, and �re
are not takinq any great aawunt of land from the Church that we feel Mould be
� valuable land. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that if the Shell Oil Company
is reimburaed, the Church may want the same consideration. The City Enqineer
said that they have tried to come up with a plan awre ealeab7.e to the Church.
' He added that Shell Oil Company is not aski'ng anything for the land, the only
cost is for the relocation of their gas station. He then showed the proposed
plan to the Council for the Shell Oil Company Station.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the concept as�shown and appoint a
coumittee to approach St. Williams Church witk this proposal. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, Kirkham, Samuelson, Sheridan, and
Harris votinq aye, Liebl voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
It was decided that Councilman Sheridan, the City Manager, and the City Enqineer
ehould be on the committee to approach St. Williams Church with this proposal.
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request
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item on the Agenda at
' MOTION to table this item as Mr. Paulson could not attend the Meetinq toniqht,
and that it ia to be brought back when it is aqain requested. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham de-
clared the �tion carried unani�usly.
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CounciLaan Sheridan aaid that he felt that there were sane modifications needed
in this Ordinance. Councilman i,iebl wondered if the suraty bond should not be
doubled. Councilman Samuelson said that he thought that this would depend upon
the job beinq done. He asked if this was to provide controls for new curb
cuts for access. 1'he City Attorney said that as �;.he Council recalled, an
excavation Ordinance has been pushed by the Minneapolis Gas Company. The pre-
vious Ordinance was felt to be too lengthy, so this Ordinance was drawn up with
the help of the Planning Comnission, and is considerably shorter. He said
that he felt that there were still soaie questions that need anstverinq auch as;
is it really needed, how mqgj� �yrgtY bQnd and ilRSUrance shculd� �e required, and
who and what ahould be exempted from the Ordinanoe,�'"` ""�' `
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Comcilman Sheridan said that the basic reaeon for thie Ozdinance rras to pre-
vent cuttinq of lines without notification. Councilman Harria referzed to
Section 7 concerning non-caapletion or abandonment and asked how a time limit
would be deaignated. Councilman Sheridan wondered if the permit should not .
stipulate a time limit and if the work is not completed bp that time, that the
City erould finish the work. The City Attorney eaid that this vrould be covered
by Section 5., and would be under the jurisdiction of the C1ty Manaqer.
Councilman Sheridan referred to Saction 10 concerning exemptioas Erom fee pay-
ment and felt that as the City of Fridley Inmpectors have to inspect the work
done by the utility companies, why should they not have to pay a fee.
The City Enqineer said that the way thie is handled now is when a contractor
comes in for a permit, the Public Works Department determinea and receives the
cost of repair to the atreet by the City, locates the City utility Iines, if
any, and when the vrork is completed, an inspection is made. This Ordinance
would qreatly increase the amount of papar work, and he felt that the syster
used now is quite eatisfactory. Councilman Sheridan aqreed with the City
Engineer that he did not want an Ordinance on the books if there is no need and
would be cumbersome to use. Councilman �iebl pointad out a problem on 62nd
Way where the Gas Company has dug a hole and they have not fixed it. The City
Engineer said that under thie Ordinance they would be exempted anyha+. Mr.
Richard Harrie in referring to Section 1, subdivision 5, said that he felt
that it should read only the improved streets and alleys.
MOTZON by Councilman Harris to table this Ordinance. Secondad by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ki.rkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARD
!SEETING Ofi APRIL 23, 1969`
l. CONSZDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A
SLACK 1. SPRING VALLEY ADDITION. THE SAME
- DESIGN CONTROL
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The City Engineer said that he wou2d recommend approval of this request
subject to the stipulations imposed by the Building Standards - Desiqn Control.
He said that the applicant has applied for a lot aplit.
Mr. J. Nelson, representing Mr. George Walquist, said that he was in full
aqreement with the stipulatione of the Building Board with the exception of
the requirement for the plants along the periateter of the property. He
felt that there vrould have to be the use of salt on the parking lot so that
when the snow was plowed, every year the pine trees would be killed and would
necessitate planting every year. He said that he would be faced with.a thausand
dollar bill every year for the replacement. He said that he had no objection
to the pine treee or shrubbery placed in the front. He was asked what houas
he would be open for business. Mr. Nelson said from 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 Y.M.
Councilman Harris suggested placing the pine in pots, so they could be removed
during the anow season. Councilman Sheridan asked if he would be using qlazed
tile on three aides with the back glazed block. Mz. Nelson said yes, and it ie
in the Contract that the building must be painted every year.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the building permit to Tastee Freez,
' subject to the requirements placed on them by the Building Standards - Design
Control. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declazed the motion carried unanimously.
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BLOCK 2. COA4fERCE PARK, TF� SAME BEING 7510 -
N.E.. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA. (REOUEST BY RAY SW
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The City Enqineer said that this was south of the Food Bonanza Store and on
' Lots 5 and 6 facing the University Avenue Service Road. xe then showed an
elevation of the plans and said that it was going to be-a small commercial
building.
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Mr. Swenson said that it was a speculative buildinq and there were no tenants
as yet. The City Engineer said that they plan on dividing the building up
into about five portions. Mr. Gordon Aspenaon said thst they had checked
on what kind of businesses would be allowed in this type of zoning.
The City Enqineer said thatthere is a landscaped 15' strip with small plantinqs
around the perimeter. He said that the rest of the area is mostly blacktopped.
Mr. Swenson said that the Building Standards - Dasiqn Control Subco�ittee had
suqgested the use of architectural decorative blocks on the north and south
elevations. Councilman Sheridan asked if it was not a mansard roof and suggested
the use of hand split shingles to dreas up the building.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the building pezmit subject to the stipu-
lations of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee with the
additions that the north and south elevations are to be architectural decora-
tive blocks with paint on these and the west side, and use hand split shingles
on the roof. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all votinq aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniaausly.
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The City Engineer said that Medtronics have qiven the contractor and architect
a free hand in developing the lay-out, and he felt that it would be a nice
looking building. He showed the Council the plans and pointed out a nice land-
ecapinq plan. The building is to be developed in three phases. xe said that he
would recomraend approval as submitted.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the building permit subject to the
plans as submitted on May 5, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion car=ied unani-
mously.
MOTION by Councilatan Liebl to receive the Minutes of the Building Standards -
Design Conxrol Subcaanmittee Meetittg of April 23, 1969. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING THE MINUTES O�' THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEfiTING OF APRIL 24 1969:
MOTI�1 by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutas of the Planninq Coamission
Meetinq of April 24, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Samuelaon. Upon a voice
vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTiON by Co�ncilman.Harris to qrant a 60 day extension to the Planning
Commiesion for the rezoninq requeet by Eldon Schmedeke. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
Councilman Liabl asked who asked for the extension. The City Engineer said
that the Planninq Cotnnission did, as they did not want to give an opinion
until the over-all problem of Hyde Park is settled.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF TFtE BOARp�OF APPEALS MEETING OF APRIL 16� 1969:
MOTZON by Councilman Sheridan to xeceive the Minutes of the Board of Appeals
Meeting of April 16, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVZNG THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF APRZL 30, 1969:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to.receive the Minutes of the Board of Appeals
Meeting of April 30,.1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINOTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION MEETING OF APRZL 28, 1969:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation
Canmisaion Meeting of April 28, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
F:�
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THE 69TH AVENUE CROSSOVER ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE):
Bidder
Arcon Construction Co.
Hardrives, Znc. �
Victor Carlson & Sons,Snc.
Dunkley Surfacing.Co.
Marvin Rehbein Contractinq,
Inc.
Bial Security
Travelers Ind• Co. B.8
St. Paul Fire & Mariae B.B.
U. Pacific Ins.Co. B.B.
Aetna Life.& Cas. Co. B.H.
Fidelity & Depoait Co. B.B.
ST. 1
Price
$18,740.50
$13,288.00
$33,245.00
$12,405.95
$12,375.00
Z'he City Engineer said that the Consulting Engineera had checked the references
of Marvin Rehbein Contracting, Inc., and they have been basically a landecaping
eontractor, and have just started getting into this buainess. Councilman Harria
pointed out that Dunkley's were the low bidder on the oriqinal bid letting. The
City Enqineer euggested awar$i�9 �he aontYnct tu *._ha 1Qv( �����X� aubject to
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concurrency by the Highway Department and reta3ning Dunkley's bid, in the
event the Highvay Department should reject the bid of Marvin Rehbein Contracti.ng,
Inc.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to aWard the bid for the Street Improvement
Project St. 1968-1B University Avenue Median Reconatruction to 1+Sarvin Rehbein
Contractinq, Inc. in the amount o£ S12,375.00 and retaln the bid of Dunkley
Surfacing Co. in the amount of 512,405.95 until concurrence by the Hiqhway
Department in the award is received, or award the contract to Dunkley Surfacinq
Co. if the Minnesota Highway Department does aot concur in the award to
Harvin Rehbein Contracting Inc. Seconded by Councilman Aarris. Upon a voice
vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION REGARDING THE PROPOSED POLLUTION ORDINANCE:
Nsyor Kirkham said that this is Che season for concern about polluted air, and
he has received many calls, so he would like to re-activate consideration of
this Ordinance.
Mr. Harvey McPhee, Health Sanitarian said tkiat St. Louis Park has passed this
Ordinance, and Golden Valley, Edina, and Bloominqton are considering it.
Councilman Harris said that he felt that there were actians that the City
of Fridley would have to take before passage of such an Ordinance, such as some
sort of systematic pick-up of garbage under a franchiae system, or on a con-
tract basis. Mayor Kirkham agreed that the two problems are related, but felt
that Ehe Ordinance aould still be passed, and the residents just would not be
allowed to burn.
1 The City Attorney asked if there were not standards set by the State Pollution
Agency. Mr. McPhee said yes, they have formulated rules and requlations and
they are now unfler consideration by the Metropolitan Council. They are con-
aidering enforcement both at the reqional level and the local levels. He
, felt that the local communities will still enforce the problems at the local
level. He auggested a comparison of their standarda against this Ozdinance.
Councilman Liebl said that he was concwsned with ais pollution, but it se�ed
it must be on a wider basis than just city�wide. He asked if this Ordinance
can really be enforced. Mr. McPhee said he wrote it, and he could enforce it.
Councilman Liebl said that it could be enforced on new buildings, but what about
the older buildings or apartment housee. The Fire Prevention Bureau Chief said
that there ahould not be too much problems on existing structures. Less than
l0i of the multiple dwellinqs provide £or internal incineration. He pointed
out the problems of enforcement when you have four different officials, and where
the line is drawn between one category and another. He felt there were some
ambiquities in referring to open burning. He eaid that there are some con-
flicting Ordinances now on the books, and if this were to be adopted, certain
Sectiox�pof the Code would have to be repealed. There are two Ozdinances de-
fininq burnere, in Chapter 33 and Chapter 39, and this would make a third, so
the old Ordinancea should be stricken. He felt that there are areas in the
Ordinance that need to be cleared up. The Fire Chief, The Fire Prevention
Bureau Chief, Buildinq Inspector and xealth Sanitarian are all called enforcinq
officials in different areas of the Ordinance. and thia might become cumbersome
in enforcement, because in soane cases they miqht overlap.
Councilman Sheridan said that he felt th3t ti�j,y p=d�.nence wae too restrictive
' and miqht tend to kill soae induatrig�a Mr. Riohard Hazri� q��.d that there
muet be a balance ��ruok eome�ere in the�middle. YHe eaLd that he would like
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the priviledqe of using his fireplace. He asked what ai�out Tarqet who.would have
a volume of crates and boxes to diapose of. They have to be gotten rid of
someplace. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that Holiday bundles all their papers and
has them hauled away.
DISCUSSION REGARDING THE POLICE PENSZON FUNQ ACTUARIAL SURVEY:
The City Manager said that the Police Departaient has asked that the City parti-
cipate with them in their actuarial survey. The cost of the survey would be
about $300 -$400, with the City of Fridley contributing 71.5� and the Police
Department contributing 26.S+k.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with tha City Manager's recoamiendation
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the Fire Department had to pay for their
own actuarisl survey and what is done for one should be done Eor the other.
The City Attorney asked if there had ever been an actuarial survey done. The
Finance Director said no�+ that it was aet up in 1966 and the requirement is that
it be done every four years. Councilman Harris said that he would support thie
since it is the first one and if it is not on a perpetuating basis. Council-
man Sheridan said that then the City should go back and pick up the expense
incurred by the Fire xelief Association's survey. Mayor Kirkham asked how
the Fire Departmant survey was paid for. The Fire Prevention Bureau Chief said
that it was paid for from the pension fund 1008. He said that they are re-
quired by law to have an actuarial survey every four years. This money was
taken from pension funds and cost about 5520, as they had to have some additional
studies made. Mayor Kirkham aqree$ that the City should pay for both. It
was discussed whether or not a rebate could be made within the 1970 budget to
Police Pension funds as the item was not budgeted.
THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, and
Samuelson voting aye, Sheridan voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
CONSIDERATSON OF CHANGE TO LIQUOR DEP,ARTMENT EMPIAYEE UNION AND CITY AGREEMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the City Manager's recommendation
as outlined in his memorendum dated Apsil 30, 1969. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
CONFIRMATION OF AGREEMENTS MADE FOR L'IKE
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The City Manager explained that the City had to provide the easements for the
dike. Councilman Harris asked if there were places where the dike will not have
to be removed. The City Manager said that this is our hope. The City Manager
explained that some of the agreements include the option to buy the land.
Zwo gentlemen in the audience said that they live on Riverview Terrace and cannot
get to their garages and asked how long it will be before a solution is reached,
The City Manaqer told them that the City Engineer has been put in charge to
study what can be done with the dike, a�� ��e �e���g� pf how much of the dike
can be left. There is �}�� the problem of dra�nage and tra!lio. �[e explained
that there ig d letter to the Corps of Engineers�reqiiesting their ha1P ��,
studying permaneitt flood Qrevention measures which will be'sent.'� He suqc�ested
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that when the infozmation is qathered toqether, there be an informal meeting
with the peopie of the area. A member of the audience eaid that there vrere
about 5 people that cannot use their driveways, ax�d although they were very
qrateful for the dike, they would like access to their qarages. The City
Engineer said that the Public Works llepartment will wark with these people for
some temporary arranqement until the permanent solution is reached.
Councilman Sheridan asked why some of the easement� are for the sum of 51.00
, and some of the people are askiTg for reimbureement. The City Manaqer ax-
plained that it affected Anderson's front yard, and the �ney is for slopinq,
seading or soddinq. and not payment for the land.
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man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
LETTER TO CORPS OF ENGINF.ERS REGARDING RSVERVIEW HEIGHTS - 1969 FI.O� DZKE:
MOTION�by Councilman.Lieb1 to concur with tha letter to be sent to the Corps
of Enqineers and authorize sending it. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared thn motion cazried un-
animouaiy.
RESOLUTION #72-1969 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR REIMBURSEMEDiT
FUNDS FOR 1969 FLOOD: - �
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #72-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF SEWER FACILITIES FOR AREA NOP.TH OF OSBORNE ROAD. LET1'ER FROM
MIDLAND CONSULTANTS, INC. AND SPRING LAKE PARK AGREEMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from Midland Con-
sultants dated April 22, 1969. Seconded by Councilman i.iebl. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and approve the agreement with Spring
Iske Park dated the 28th day of April, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
APPROVAL OF REVISED STRUCTURE LAYOUT FOR NSP ?15 KV LINE THROUGH FRIDLEY:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the layout by N.S.P. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
The City Attorney saad that part of the original problem was to remove the line
on Oniversity Avenue. Mr. Larry aenson, NSP, said that this will be completed.
RESOLUTION A73-1969 - RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS, APPROVAL OF PIANS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR HIDS: WATER IMPROVEMENT PRWECT N94: �
The City Enqineer said that he had a meeting with the Park Board and what they
would like to have is a more central�Y }oc$te� �i,��inq. The problem with the
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well house with toilet facilities included, is that they pivat be 50' frao the
well. He said that he would like the Council to indicate how they feel about
this location and how expensive the building should be. The Park Depaztment
wants a centrally located facility which would include a qame room, craft roam,
warming house, concession stand etc.
Mayor Kirkhem said in that case he felt that they should put their buildi�g
where they aant it and the City ehould juat take care of the aell hous�.
Councilman Samuelson said that he still did not like the appearance. Mayor
Kirkham said that the Council had indicated thnt they would go alonq with
tackinq something onto the well house, for the Park Department• Councilman
Sheridan said that as lonq as the building ia not suitable for the Park'e
purpoees, perhaps just the well house should be built. and the Park facility
be considered a separate problem. Councilman Liebl questioned whether thie
well house vrould project a good image of Fridley. The City Engineer said that
it would be about the same as the other well houses, except for the rooP area.
Councilman Sheridan asked the estimated cost. The City Enqinear repliad about
$10,000.
Councilman Harris said in his opinion, just the well house ahould be built.
Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the Council pr�ised them same kind of
facility, but they do not want it there.
MOTZON by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #73-1969, and let bida on a
well house, with an alternate including the park facility. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
It was agreed that it would be decide3 what w,uld be done about the Pazk's
area after the bids come in.
#74-1969 - RESOLUTION ORDERING
ES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: ST.
SPECIFZCATIONS
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #74-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #75-1969 - RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR ONE POLICE CAA:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #75-1969. Seconded by Coi�ncil-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
SPECIAL
-1969 - RESOLUTION AUTAORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF
MENTS ON LOTS 20 "_'^ 30, PARCEL 600, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution ik76-1969. Seconded by Counoil-
man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
APPOINTMENTS:
There was no action taken on the�vacan6Y Q!� T���r �13ilding Standarda - Deaiqn
Control Subcoanmittee.
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Poaition
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve of the appointment. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve payment of General Claims #17922
through #18031 and Liquor Claima 1{3290 throuqh N3317. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upoa a voice vote, all voting syer Mayor Kirkham declared th�
motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the following licenaes:
R81�lE4AL5
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Lee'S StandBrd
, 7680 Highway N65
Fridley, Minnesota
Riverside Standard
' 8100 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
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I.es Schaffran
James A. Armstrong
Wantland Standard Serv3ce James G. Wantlarui
5311 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
FOOD ESTASLISHMENT
McGlynn Hakeries, Inc
755 53rd ]lvenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
VEI�IDING MACHINB
Tom Ryan
' 6389 Univezsity Ave. NE
Fridley, Minnesota
Day Company
' S00 73rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minneaota
' Mico Independent Oil
6500 East River Road
Fridley, Minneaota
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Thomas J. Ryan
Georqe Kuhl
Ken Mix
APPROVED BY
Buil,ding Znspector
Fire Inspector
Buildinq Inspector
Fire Inspector
Building Inspector
Fire Znspector
Heslth Inspector
Health Znspector
Health Inspector
Nealth Inspector
REGiILAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969
Liceneea Continued. HY
Central Speedy Car Waeh Stuart Pihlatram
5201 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
LIVESTOCK
10 Goats Audrey Thailmann
1540 Rice Creek Road
Fridley, Mlnnesota
CAFE
Big B'e Pizza Michael J. Reqan
6479 Univeraity Avenue NE
Fridley, Minnesota
Unity Hospital Donald J. Leive^^�^^
550 Osborne Road
Fridley, Hinnesota
Minnie pearl David C. So�nner
5865 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Burger King James E. McCann
6410 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Ninnasota
CIGARETTE
Burger King James E. McCann
6410 Univeraity Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Holiday Auto W.E. Councilman
Hwy. #694 & Univeraity
Fridley, Minnesota
BLACKTOPPING
United Aephalt Co., Inc. Gary Andersin
331 Coon Rapids Boulevard
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
EXCAVIITOR'S LICENSE
P7�GE 20
APPROVED BY
Health Inspector
Buildinq Inspoctor
Health Inapector
Health Inapeotoz
Health inspectos�
Health Inapector
Chief of Poiice
Chief of Police
RENEWAL Buildinq Inspector
xobert L. Miller Const. Robert L. Miller NEW
1390 lOth Avenue
Nerrport, Minneaota
¢uinn Plumbing Harold Quinn
8Q03 13th Avanue South
B�ooanington, Minneaota
Plumbinq inspector
RENEiiAL Ylwnbing Inspectos
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GHi�GL COIrTRAL`TOii
Clwtron, Incorpotated �
�11 Centrn2 Avenue U.E.
Mimeapolie, Minneaota
lour 9tar Imeetment Co.
�00 Greeahsven fload
�nol�, !lf.aneeota
H�rold E. Ju11en
2526 Bunker Leke Blvd.
1nob, Sinneeota
T. C. Kjeseth Conat. Co.
42j0 Central Avenue N.E.
llinoeapolie, liinnesota
Ergue Andereon of Mp1e,Ina.
501 South 8th 3treet
liinnrapolis, Minneaota
Hugo SlQSndiee Conet. Co.
195 � st. x. E.
prialey, Minneeota
�. L. Williame Conat. Co.
947 86th eve. H. W.
Coon Rapids, Minneeota
Zuehlke Conet. Co.
6495 Pierce St. N. E.
Frid2ey. Minneeots
GA3 SIItVICFS
►1'e Plbg. � Htg. Co.
&{00 Center Drive H. E.
llinneapolie, Minneeota
Mill City Htg. k Air Cond.
13005 B 16th Ave. N.
Mianespolis, Minnesota
Bred Yogt � Co.
3260 CorY�am Ave .
llinnespolie, Minnesots
HEATIl�
�l�e Ylbg. � Htg. Inc.
8400 Center Drive N. E.
Minneapolis, Minneeota
By: Clem Johneoa SEl(f3/�L
B�: WinsLow CtumberLin 1PE�!
By: Harold Julien ASNE�tilAL
Bys Theodore Sjeaeth RF�fAL
By: D. E4igeleon EII�i�,1JAL
By: Hugo Sla�andiee RENEMfAL
r�c� zi
Hld6• InsD•
Bldg. Insp.
Blda. Iaep.
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Ixiep.
Bldg. Inep.
By: l. L, ifilliame R$NEHAL Bldg. Inag.
Bys Rpbert Zuehlke 8FR7EMIAL
By: Rslph Hildebrandt RENEWAL
Bg: Wm 3tevensan;
By: F'red Vogt
8yt Ralph H1ldebrandt
RENE.WAL
REliEWAL
RgNHWAb
Bldg. Inep.
Plbg. Inep.
P1Dg. Inay.
Plbg. Iney.
Plbg. Insp.
REGULAR CC�'Lid�.T.. MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969
Licensea Continued.
Equi�ent Supply Co.
1526 Crawford
St. Psul, Minnesota
Mill City Htq. Co.
13005 8 16th Ave. N.
Minneapolia, Minnesota
Fred Voqt Co.
3260 Gorham llvenue
Minneapolie, Minnesota
MASONRY
Etvald J. Finger
f�n.Stevenson
Fred Voqt
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RENEPAL Plumbing Inspector
RENEFDII, Plumbing Zasp�ctor
RENEFmL Plumbing Inspsotor
Cedar Concrete Co., Inc. William S7nith RENEFHIL Building Inapector
7720 Wentworth Ave. So.
Minneapolis, Minnesota �
T.C. Kjeaeth Theodore C. Kjeseth RENENAL Bnilding Inapovtor
4230 Central Anenue N.E.
Minneapolin, Minnesota
TE� MOTION to approve the licensea vas seconded by Counoilman Liebl. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
ESTIMAT£S:
Heights Electric Inc.
4015 Central Avenue N.E.
Columbia Heiqhts, Minnesota 55421
Estimate N2 FINAL wiring of Fridley �
Municipal Garage accordinq to contract
Patch & Erickson, Inc. Architecta
2801 Wayzata Houlevard
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
Estimate FINAL Architectural Fees on
Fridley Municipal Garage according to contract
E.H. ReI�71er & Sons, Inc.
5465 A County Foad 18 Nozth
Minneapolia, Minnesota 55428
For work completed this date for conatruction
of Water Improvement Project 75-H accordinq
to contract - PARTZAL Eatimate #2
$1,559.40
$ 586.73
$6,138.00
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13120 Wayzata Houlevard
Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343
For work completed this date on Project #94
(Wall p2 - Ordinance R414) YARTIAL Estiisate
$3,931.20
� MOTION by Councilman Aarria to pay the estimatea. Seconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye. MaYor Kirkham declared the
motion carxied unan{mously.
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M02Ioti by Councilman Liebl to qrant the trailer permit requeet by Cletus Nei.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carzied unanimoualy.
CONSIDERATION OF 8 YEAR STORM SEWER PROGRAM:
MOTION by Councilman F3arris to receive the memorandum from the City Engineer
dated May 5, 1969, CH IF69-07. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upoa a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhazn declared the motion carried unanimously.
APPRUVAL OF SIGN PERMIT - BOB'S PRODUCE RANCEi:
MOTIOtt by Councilman Liebl to grant approyal of the siqn permit request for
Hob'e Produce Ranch at 7620 University Avenue N.E. Seconded by Councilraan
Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declazed the motion
carried unanimously.
APPROVAL OF SIGN�FERMIT - SUNLINER MOTEL:
The City Engineer said that the Board of Appeals had approved this raquest
with the elimination of the changeahle panel.
MOTION by Couricilman Harris to approve the sign pexmit request by Sunliner
Motel with the elimination of the chanqeable panel. The motion was seconded
and upon a voice vote, all vot3nq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the tootion
carried unanimously.
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Councilman Harris said that last Saturday niqht he was on the west side of
T.H. #65 and was trying to get across to the other side, end he then fully
realized what a traffic problem this intersection is. He suggeated that the
Administration try to formulate a plan to improve this intersection.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt xesolution N77-1969, and direct the
Adminiatration ta look into this intersection to try to forn+ulate sane plan for
improvement. Seconded by Co�}ngilman Liebi. Upott a vp1�a yQta, all votinq sye,
Mayor Kitkham declared the motion cazried�unanimoualy. ~i
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VARZANCH REQUEST 8Y BERNARD BECKER, 7664 ARTHUR STBEET�
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Mr. Beckar vas a visitor to the Meetiag atid aaid that he had been qranted a
vaziance on July 2, 1968 to construct a double qarage. The variance waa for
no side yard and he had the concurrence of his nelqhbor. Ne now has a dif-
ferent neighbor nnd wondered what the procedure aao. He wae told that he
would have to resui�mit his request through the Board of Appeals to qain the
approval of his new neighboz.
CONSID&RATIODI OF ORDINANCE CHANGE TO ALIA{9 FOR TOWN HOUSES:
Councilman Harris said that throuqh the Pemtan requeat it was pointed out
that there is no dietrict within our Ordinances ahere town houses could bs
built. He suqgested the City Attorney look over this, with the pos�ibility
that it could be included inW R-1 aoninq, for a specific psrcel oi land,
such ae 20 acree or more, and with some sort of 8ensity specifiad.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to raquest the City Attorney and the ABmitti�tration
aind Planning Commission study the Ordinances for the poeeibility of incluaion
of toan houses. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voioe vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimougly.
Councilman Sheridan asked about taxation on town houaes. The City Attorney
said that he believed that if it rras a 7 unit town house, for instance, each
house would be tauced 1/7th of the total of the total structure.
CODIIA[INICATIONS:
A. SHEILA.LYONS: FRIDi,EY HZGH SCHOOL: THANK YW CARD FOR USE OF COURT . '
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MOTION by Counci]man Saznueleon to receive the thank you card from Sheila Lyons.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Opon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declarad the motion carried unanimously.
B. LYN4100D MANOR NURSING HOME: INVITATION TO OPEN IiOUSE
Mayor Kirkham said that he had received an invitation to the 21st Anniversary
of the Nuraing Homes Association to be May 11, 1969 froai 2:00 to 5:00 P.M.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the invitation fran Lynwood Manor
Nursing Home. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carriad unani.mously.
C. STATE PLANNING AGENCY: REQUESTING MEMBER FOR COI�PIITTEE FOR CRIME
PREVENTION �
Mayor Kirkham said that he had received this cwnmunication from Mr. F�ery
Sarrette, Executive Director of the Governor's Cassniasion of Crime Prevention
and Control, deted April 28, 1969, and that if a member of the co�ittee is
to be appointed, it mu�t be sub¢titted before May 13th. Mayor Kirkham indicated
that he would be glad to eerve.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to nominate Mayor Kirkham to serve on the com-
mittee. Seconded by Couttctlman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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C041SID8RJ�TION OF FREEWAY ZONI23G:
AS=. Richard Harris said that when tha Council ras considering the request by
Plyrood Minnesota, it xcurred to him thst psrhaps aoaething ehould be ia-
cludad into the Code to autaeatically cover the ae�thetics on free�+ay buildinga.
This could become part of the basic building codea.
Conncilnan Harris suggested that he aubmit this suggestion to the Planning
' Camission. Mr. Harris said that the City of Fridley has several highways
running throuqh the City, and sone consideration should be qiven to incor-
poratinq this into a basic standard to be mat.
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MOTI�i by Cwuncilman Harria to adjourn the Meeting. Seconded by Councilman
, Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
Regul�r Council Meeting of May 5, 1969 adjourned at 11:30 P.M.
Respectiully su6aitted,
Ju�ce/%r a��/s'�
SecLetasy to the City Council
Jack O. Kirkham
Mayor
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TRe Publie Searing Meeting of the City Council of the City of Fridley ++as
called to order by Mayor Kiskham at 7:32 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor iCirkham aoked the audience to stand and join the Council in eayinq the
Pledqe of Alleqiance to the Flaq.
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MEMBERS ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF AGBN�As
Mayor Kirkhem stated tiiat the Council would amend the Aq�nda to hear Rep-
resantativa Carl Moen discuss the Metropolitan Fiscal Diaparity Bill.
1WTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt tha Aqenda aa aiuexulefl. Sec�ded by
CounciLoan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye. Mayor Kirkham declarad
the motion aarried unanimously.
RSpRE8P+DITATIVE CARL MOEN - METROFOLITAN FISCAL DZSPARITY:
Repreeantative Carl Moen said Yhat he would like to qet the Council's feelinys ,
oa a bill regarding the Metropolitan £iacal disparity solution cominq bafore
the Houee. He said that the bill has been authored by Charles Weaver. He
explained that the bill vould in effect, place a fence around all asseased
valuation from 1969 and back, which would be kept in the cwmunity. anfl +riY
taxes on nera industry starting January, 1970, would ba split on a 60/40 for-
mula, of which 6Q4 would be retained by the ca�unity and 408 of the tax
�ney rould be kept by the State and rediatributed on a per capita basis.
Nr. Mosa aaid he questioned whether this was really a solution to fiscal
diaparity. He felt that by buildinq a fence around industrial and caumercial
property at the end of 1969, the fiscal imbalaace would be kept azxi would
compound the fiscal inequity for many Years. He atsted that when the money
is redistributed on a per capita basis, thare would be no relationship to the
wealth of the ca�unity, and two 25,000 population co�nitiea r+ould both get
the aame amount of dollars back, so that an indi3strtally rich co�unity would
get as much aa a beclrocm comaunity with no induetxy.
Mr. Moen said that he had prepared an amendment xhich would phase out the
locked in 1969 figure at 2�i$ deduction a year, spread over AO yeaYS.
Councilman Aarris said tlut he had discussed the bill with one of the authora,
ud felt it was a retarder to a co�unity like Fridley vhere they have aq-
qresslvely souqht new industry. He felt that with thia hill. it would not
bahoove a cooanunity that does no* ttave induatry to try and 9et it. Thay nay
aa �vell qet the AOi rrittwut lxaYing new induatry. +usd he felt that unless
the asaeased valuation an8 si.11 'Kates oE the car�unitiea were the same, it
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wauld create more fiscal disparity. Mr. Moen said that an Administrative
Auditor vrould be set up to sea to uniform ase�ssinq in the 7 county area.
Co�mci]ani� Harris said thie sounded like the aever bill with Metropolitan
control. He said that eoon we will not need an asaesaor in the suburba,
they will be doinq everything.
Mr. Mcen qave �everal examples of inequities in the bill. He said that if a
coaanunity rezoned everythinq to residential and held special hearings on
individual industrial sites, it would have a lower valuation. He said that
comnunities goinq in this way w�ould have an edqe over a coam�unity doing things
in a different way. He explaiaed that i£ a plant in Minneapolia, contributinq
a percentage, would leave Minneapolis and �ve to Frid2ey, Minneapolir woald
still get a cradit for the percentage as a deductible, for years, but Fridley
would only qet to keep 60$ and the 408 would be redistributed. He said that
the core City cannot lose as they will participate in every development.
Counci]anan Samuelsott asked if there wae any poasibility of killing the bill,
ae he was totally aqainat it. Representative Mcen said that he did not this�le
the.possibility waa good. He said he thouqht that by the next legielative
aession, this moaey would be used by the Metropolitan Council as their financing
vehicle. Mr. Moen said that he planned to offer hia amendment to cut down the
bill somewhat, and that he was interested in getting the Council's opinion
of the bill.
Councilman Lisbl said that the Council majority had indicated earlier that
tney were opposed to this bill, and he said he was stiil holding to this
opinion. He said that he thought it would hurt Fridley'e effort in the last
5 years in qetting business interests into the City.
Mayor Kirkham said that he wts opposed to this bill also. He said that as
far as he was conaerned Mr. Moen vrou].d not even have to add his amendment,
just be aure to vote against iiscal disparity.
Repressntative Moen bsiefly outlined another bill giving the Metropolitan
Council authority to zone vPithin a three mile area of an airport. He also
told the Council that it appeared all the Metropolitan Council bille qoinq
throuqh left no means of appeal for a community. He discusaed a highway
bill beinq considered ahere a c�uni _ wanting to appeal would have to come
up with a detailed alternate plan to be reviewad by a 3 judge panel. He felt
the c�nunities arere losing all control of induetrial developaient as all the
bills contain features which give the Metro Council final say in zoninq and
land acquisition.
Representative Moan vras asked how he voted on House File k41 which haa to do
with the County becomia4 the z�f.nq administration, but Mr. Moen could not
remember his vote on that particular bill at the moioent. nfr. Mcen thanked
the Council for their time, and the Council thanked Mr. Moen for informing
them on the iasues.
PUBLIC HEARING ON�VACATION REOUEST (SAV #69-02) I.OTS 1 TtII20UGH 4, B_IACK 1,
SPRING BROOK PARK. WZLLZAM S. K�EFER:
Mayor Kirkhae read the Notice of Hearing. Mayor Kirkham asked if there was
anyone in the audience that wiahed to epeak on this vacation request. There
was no answer.
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MOTION b� Councilman satm�elson to close the Publio F3�ariAq on Vacation
Request raqardinq Lota 1 ttu+cuqk d, Blxk 1, 6priaq Brook Park as requseted
by William J. Keafer. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. [lpon a voice wte,
thare beinq no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion cazried unanimoaslY-
' Councilman Sharidan askad vhw ras r�queatlnq thia vscation. The City Attorney
said that ha had baen cos�taated by an attorney repsesenting the property owner.
uu] it appeara that on an easament g�raated the City, a mistake was teade in
' figuriag, and they otarted meaeurinq from the riqht of way rather than fzam -
the center line of the etreet. He aaid that same mortgaqe company had zaised
a queation on it, and thie wae to aorrect the miataka.
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The City Enqineer said that the City would vacate 30' and still retain 20'
so they will hava a total of 70' for a straet. He eaid it would be their
recawnendation that the CiCy ratain a�e slopa easements, and the property
cwnez�s attorney did not feel thexe would be any problema vith doiag this.
9PATER
Mayor Kirkham read the Notice of Hearinq. The City Enqineer aaid that the
City hae already held a hearing on the older plat that ir in Onawsy AdditYon�
but thfl ariginal hearing had not included aay psoperty owners on Main 8tre�t
and in tha propoeod East Ranch plab uea. ll�yoz 1Cizkhaai ssked if th�sa nas
anyone 3n the audience that vish�d to bs heard.
Mr. Wyman Smith, Attorney, asked what was included in the improvement, and
whether the atreet improvmeants weza included. Mayor Kirkham eaid that it
was only water and sanitary se�ver at this time. Mr. 3mith asked if there nas
a posaibility that the first street from the railroad tracks could be vacated.
His client owna both blxks on tha aides of it, north of 78th Avenue and no
one ia using the straet. Mayor Kirkham said he �ould see no reason why it
could not be vacated if thet oomer waated it. The City Attorney said he
would queation Nhether other atreeta in the ares are needed, or should be
vacated aTao. Councilman Samuelson augqested r`at a study be made of the atreets
and alleys in thie area. The City Enqineer said thht about a year ago there
was a requeat to vaeate an alley around 77th Way, and the need for a study vas
queationed at that time, but they flid not proceed with it because there were
some questione about easements that may be needad in the future, and it would
be better to do the whole thing at one time, rather than p#ece by pioce. He
said that whan the total starm aewer plas� is ready would be the time to do this
atreet atudy.
Mr. Smith asked whether this would go into the N.S.S.S.D. sanitary sewer outlet.
The City Engineer said that thia was vhat was proposad, but there ia sonte
queetion whether there ia capacity for the City of rridley at that location.
Mr. Smith asked about the construction date and the City Enqineer said they
hope to let the bida in late aummar and do the rrork in the fall vrhen aon-
struction work ie •lower and the contractors are not so buey. Mr. S�ith
was told that it would go on the tax rolls at the earlieat in 1971. Mr.
Sl�ith thanked the Council fu:: the good scheduling. He said that this area
needa to be serviced.
Mr. Riohard Harris, 6200 Riveroiew Terrace, said he felt that this wae not
beinq done soon enouqh and he wo+�iA like to see it completed before next fall.
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xe eaid that .13�ey l�ave to be able. to, connect to severs' aa�d stop uring cese�
polls. 1� said thnt they hsd raquested an alley vacation in 2967, and he would
like to knov vhere vacation requests atax�d becauee ha hae a pnr][.ing probl� '
to take care of. The C3ty Enqineer said that Mr. Saith's raquest was unique
as his client owns all the property abutting the alley and it was poesible
this could probably be vacated eariier. f[e saS.d that unle�s the City got
the monies and put in a conduit system, they would hava to leave the ditch,
so they wou18 not want to vacate atreets and alleys at this time in caeo
easemanta ue nsednd later. Mr. Hsrris said that he ame tha land md �s
paying takes ahere the:ditch ia, and wanted to lcnao uhat ie bQing dons about it
The City Attorney eaid he hae had aeveral meetings�with the attorney Eor
Sprinq Lake Park, tryinq to get their cooperation on rasolving the problem. He
said the Hiqhway Department had qranted a pezmit to Bprinq Lake Park to dump
�rater into the highwag ditch which are .the conduits qrrying the wster dam
fraa 4 or 5 locations in Sprinq Lake Park. Mr..Harris said that the City is
apending a lot of money by aonatuttly repairing tha culverts, and with thia
soney samethlaq permanent ahould be dona. Mr. Smith commentad that Oak I.ane
Creek wai gradually wasLing away also. Ha snid that he know that this had
not �tarted happening until it was usad ae a etorm aeroer. Cout�cilaian Samuei-
son said that the bond issue on thie improvement project wauld provide funda
for bank protection on the down streara end.
MOTION by Councilman Iiarrie to clo4e the Public Hearinq on Water and Sanitary
Swer Project 1i93. Saaonded by Camcilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, theze
being no nays, Mayor Kirkhaw declared the motion carried unanimouely.
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Mayor Kirkham read the Notice of Hearing. The City Engineer said that this is
the fourth plat phich hae been sul�nitted to the City to develop this area. He
pointed out an the map an extention of the road that was originally planned,
but the owner of Lot 16, Mr. Mitchell, did not v�ish to incorporate his land
into the proposed development. [ie said that there will be a problem when the
area tc the fouth davelope as it will entail another road to Stinaoa 8oulavard,
aad=another cul-de-eac. The City Engineer stated that the Planning Ca�mission
had recoumended approval of the plat. He said there xas a question of qettinq
permiasion from a close praperty owner aqreeing with the qrade, there is eone
riqht of wsy acquisltion, and thia will add onto the drainage problem we al-
ready hava to same degree. One of .the petitionere esid that the atreet ease-
ment has already been obtained.
Mayor ICirkham asked if there was anyone in the audiance who wishad to be heard.
Nr. Lenny Cochran, 6537 Central ]lvenue N.E., asked how much hiqher the street
will be tAan Sti�aon Boulevard. The City Enqinear aaict that the qrade waa
approximetely 3 Featr ahone Stinson. Councilman Sheridan aeked if the street
lines up with Mr. Cochran's plans for his area. Mr. Cochran eaid yea, but
that they had a different plan noW and did rwt plan to oome up the hill on
Benjamin street.
Mrs. Winkler, 1641 Gardena Avenue, said she owned Lot 25, but did not own the
prop�rty going to her land. She said that at one time a cul-de-eac had been
plann•d so she would have a way to qe} to her land, but the plan had been dropped.
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The City Enqinesr said that trda ws ths dth plat in the u�a, and tkwt the
owner of Lot 16 ranted no iagrovement at this time. Mr. Ninkler aeked if
thare �+ould be a xey to have s road, without Hr. !litohell's aqreesent. 3'he
City Engineer said there orou18 be a wag, bat it wwuld be w expansive, no oae
rould rant to pay that much.
MOTI011 by Couttcilmais Hasiis to C108e the PubliC Hearinq on Final Plat (P.S.
•69-02) Amber Oak� requeated by David R. Hubers and Julian Johnaon. Secondad
by Cwncilman Samueleon. Upon a voice vote, there beinq no nayes. Mayor Kirkham
declared the heuing closed at 8:30 P.M.
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Mayor Kirkhan read the Notice of Hearinq.: The City Enqinea= explainad tBat
this ia basically twb plats. He shaoed the map showing the way the lote are
ap11t, and pointad out the road going through. He oaid he #elt the City ahould
acquire tdaporary easemente for Ehe drainaqe ditch going throuqh thie property
until a permanent solution is made, and then it could be released. Councilman
Harria asked if tha City had a petition on 79th Aveaue. The City 8ngineer said
no. Counci]man Liebl £elt thst the turn into this area was very short and would
be hard for case and trucka to get in if an apartaent or samething wae built on
the corner. The Counci.l iiiscuased 79th Avenue going through, and �ted that
when a deVeloper camee in to develop the land to the north, he will have to
arranqe Eos the loopback on the north. Mr. Schmedeke asked if thera was qolnq
to be a center island at 79th, or a eignal. Mayor Kirkham eaid that thaYe
would be accesa, but no croaeing, and no aignal. Mr. Schmedeke asked who
would ba psying for thie xoad. Councilman Samueison said that it �ould be
the hbutting property owners. Mr. Dick Harris asked i£ there rras a petition
on extendinq !lain Street Erom 79th Avenue to Osborne Road. The City Enqineer
said that a petition has not been received. Mr. xarria asked about the street
elevations in this area, and the City Engineer said that if this improvement ia
ordered in, he vill have the elevatione in abov' thrae weeks.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to cloae the Public Hearinq on Final Plat (P.S.
N69-04) Eaet Ranch 8atate6 First Addition requested by Robert A. Schrcer.
Seconded by Councilman Fiarris. Upon a voice vote, thsre being no nays, l4ayor
Kirkham declared the Public Hearing cloaed at 8:45 P.M. -
Mr. Schona3eke asked if there s+are any iunde that had been held up on this
development that caild be uaed elaewhere n�. Councilman Samuelson said that
this developaent does not involve any City funds.
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Thia plat hed been diecusesd along with the preceding item for 4.8.N69-04,
East Ranch 8state Firet Addition. Mayor Kirkham read the Notice of Hearing.
Councilman Liebl mentioned that.the City has to plan ahead to get the develop-
er north of 79th Avenue to qive access to have an effective internal traffic
flow. Nayor ICirkham said .that the pattern had bean aet eome time aqo far
loopbacks.
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NOTION bp Conncilaan Harris to close the Public Hearis�q on I'inal Plat
(P.S. #69-QS1.Sast Ranch Eatate S�cond Addition raquset�d by Robert A.
Schroer. Seconded bp CcnnciLman Sheridan: FSpon.a voice vote, there
being no nape, llayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearinq closed at 8:55 F.H.
Mr. Rudy Boschwitz, owner of Plywood Minnesota, said they hAd no question
about the parking lot or the paving, in fact they had agreed to pave more than
the Bnildinq Standards - Deaiqn Control Subcwauittee had asked them to• He
said that they hnd not been notif3ed that they �+ere to be on 1:he Conncil
Agenda, and then found themselves confronted with the stipulation that they
were to brick the front of the building. Mr. Boschwitz aaid that they want
a qood buildinq also, and voluntarily had extended the aall so the dock and
box cars are not visible. He said that they will be using aplit blxk, have
redesiqned it several times, and have gons to grest pains to have a nice
buildinq. .He said thay have just.gottan their estimates, and they rill not
be able to qet this.done this peax if they do not get started. xe said he did
not feel the Council's point was well taken, Mr. Gene Brass, the architect
of the building, described the blocks being used to the Council, and said
that it would be a considerable mass of brick, if.it ware to be extended.
He pointad out to the'Council the way that the bukldfng sita on the lot and
the portiona that will be visible from the freeway. He explained that the east
side of tha buildinq oannot ba seen from the highrvay because of a high em-
bankment.
Councilman Sheridan said that ali buildings that face the freeway Will be aeked
to do the same. He said that the cam�eroial building there now are �11 brick.
Holiday and Target are brick. Mr. Boschwitz said that this was just not a
necesaity. Ha underetood.that they wish to.conform to.aome kind of sta»dard,
but this wan an.nndue expense and downright vrasteful, Councilman Liebl said
that Plywood Minnesota would be the first on in this area and would set the
exataple, and the rest would be asked to comply. CounciLnan Sheridan said
that the Council had set a policy about buildings facinq 694, and he did not
think the Council should deviate from the policy or elae they should just not
have a pOlicy. Mayor Kirkham said that there is the right of appeal in any
Ordinance. He said that the part that juts out toward the railroad tracks
will not show and he thouqht it would be ridiculous to brick that wa31. The
architect said.they alc+ays try to view their buildings as a whole concept, and
he said there was much less opposition to block because of the quality and
types available today. He said that brick along the 2ong wall will not do
anythinq for the appearance. There was a discussion on the poasibility of
the blocke effervescing. The architect said they use a good quality of paint,
aed they will have to be painted aqain, but not every year. Counci3man xarris
asked about the freeway zoning Ordinance in Bloomington aad asked if the
architect would deaign a building differently in Bloanington because of that
Ordinance. Mz`. Boschwitz asid that Bloomington wae getting away from brick.
He said they had developed the exterior appearance of their building on the
basie of some coanaercial buildings in aloomington.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl that the Council require Plyvrood Minneaota to have
brick on all three side of the office building, and use quality designed
blocks on the rest as proposed, Seconded by Councilman Sheridan for dis-
cussion.
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Cotu�cilman Sheritiian taid he ras still of the opinion that any baildinq facing
the hiqhway should be of brick desiqn or cut ston� or oamethinq on that osd�r,
but he wae not in favor of concrete block. The City Enqineer said that the
typa of finish uaed should be laeting and not ne«t contiaual aaint�nance, anA
blxks do need aontiaual mai�xtenance. He said there axs also msny other aw�►
thinqa on the market that could be conaideYed.
Mayor Kirkham said that he thouqht their Sloomington plant was a very attractive
buildinq. He wid that if the policy aet requirea all buildings facinq the
fraevay to be bridc, thie may not end up lookirn� very basatiful. Ha �aid he
vould be willinq to qo alonq with imaqination and a good architact. Council-
�ann Harrio said he thought there could be saane point of campra�miae on a brick
and blxk etructure. He suqqested a compromiae ueing some vertical brick
to break up the expanae of the concrete blocka. The architect said he could
agree with the idea of addinq vertical lines to break up the long horizontal
lines. Councilman Harris asked if it would be poseible to aketch out some-
thing that vrould break up the horizontal linea. The architect said he wuld do
aeveral trea�ent etudiee, and that he was inclined to aqree with tYiis point
of view. Ha eaid that the vertical lines that were in the first drawing had
been changad becauee the structural system had been chanqed. Councilman
Harris eaid that the Council can only ask the petitioner if he would be willing
to do this. He aaked Mr. Boschwitz if he would object to doing this? Mr.
Hoschwitz said that he had aqonized over the buildinq for a lonq time. Ha
said that if the bids have to be resu6mitted it will take a lot of time. He
said that he vrould prefer not to do this. He said he was goinq to be pleased
with the building as it ia, and he thouqht they would be also.
On the MOTION that the three sides of the office buildinq be brick and that
quality deeiqned block be used on the rest as propoaed, there was a voice
vote, with two membera voting aye, and three votinq nay, the motion FAILED.
The City Enqineer said that there was another meetinq the next Monday eveninq
if they wanted to try and come up with another idaa ueinq a different plan or
material. CovnciLnan Harris said that his vote did not mean he thouqht every
aquare foot had to be brick, there maybe could be a compromise, something to
break up the lonq expanse. The architect said it may be possible to come up
aith somethinq usinq s�e brick vertically with block fill-in. Mr. Boechwitz
aaid if they were going to do that he would anqqest it qo around the corner.
The architect eaid they vrould accept and review the plans.
There wae some discussion,on when the plans could be ready for review by the
Council. The item ia to be put on the Agenda for Monday, May 19, 1969 and
the architect will try to have the plans at City Hall Friday. The City
Manager will notify the Council when the plans are available for the Council
to see on Friday. Mr. Bosch�ritz said ha appreciated the efforts the Council
is makinq and knows they are sincere, and he ia also sincere. He said they
would put in vertical columns and go to the west mdll also. He said that
the architect will talk to the City Enqineer for any suggestions he;may
Laxe.
RICEARD ElARRIS - DISCUSSION:
Mr. Richard Harris eald that some people have talked to him about the volun-
teera who worked on the dike. both individuale and or$anizationa. xe eaid
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he van3ex�3 if it vould be pos=i3�le to extend a pwblio thank yQU frao tba
Adaini,stsa�3oo. t�a�ror Ki�rkham aaid that thie bas alrwdy heen pla�med.
Mr. Ricbssd Harris 'aid..that im fiad ttliced to Etr. iiaz'b 11�y�a+-of 81oam3.�igEan
about swdinq their,Fzeeway Developmeat Ordinanae.; It:hae nat arriv�d yet.
but he will be going that way eo will pLok it up hi�w2t. �
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vas adjamsa�d at.4�35 P.M. - -
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, RYLITIIib TO COASTRDCTION OF (1A30LI1�E SHt9IC& 3TATIOtIS
AID DRIYS-IN E�'��: R$►IIIRIIRI A SP�LL II3E PffitNIT,
t�s�aea, ,�ixa s�oa 45.10 so�msios t� ena 5
' Atm Al�1DtlIG B�t�TI�lf n5.tY BI aBD�ilA aDBDIVI3I011S 15 Alm
16.
The Covncil of the City ot PYldley do ordain ae followas
3BC?ION 1, 3ection 45.10 Snbdivision 4 aud 5 of the P4�idley Cit� Code i�
hereby ame�led to read as followa:
1t5.10 (!�). Anto■obile displaT and aal�e roome, parkioa lota and stroeturee.
45.10 ($). Bakeries, cafea, coniectioaeri�r, aad ioe crea� and soi't.drink
ahops.
S�!'lIOD1 2. Saction 45•19 of the Fridle� City Code is h�r�bp anended bp add-
iag Snbdiviaione 14 and 15 to raad as follaro�
!►5.19 (15)• Uaaelia� eervice statioaa, and irhen acceaeor� tt�r�of, tha ntail
sale oi �asoline, oil, gre�ae, and antomoMle parte and aeoss�oriea, aad
th� xashit�, olsanias, sreasinQ and eerrtciog of autoeobile�, inclndiag .inor
ad�netN� aad repaira, bat not gen�ral repaire, o�erha�tiling, rebnilding,
d��olition or spray paintin�. In C-1, C-1S, C-2, and G2�.
45.19 (16). Uri�e=In ��ARa inolnding the preparation of food prodncte
for reLail aale froa thsir eitss only. Ia C-1, C-1S, C-2, and G23.
PA iI� CIT7 COONCIL OF THS CITS OF PRIDI,EL TAI3�DA2
Ol� , 1969.
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AN ORDINANCE UNDER SSCTIOti 12.07 OF THE CITY CliARTER
TO VACATE STREEIS AND ALLEYS AND TO AI�II.+ND APPENDIX C
OF THE CITY CODE
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows;
SECTION 1. For the vacation of the street described as followa;
The North thirty feet (30') of the South fifty feet
(50') of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 1, Spring Brook
Park Addition.
All lying in the South Half (S�) of Section 3, T-30,
8-24� City of Fridley, County of Anolca, State of
Minnesota�
be and ia hereby vacated.
SECTIOTi 2. The •aid vacation has been made ia confo�ance �rith
Miimesota Statutee and purauant to Section 12.07 of
the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code ehall be
eo amended.
PASSED SY T1IB CITff COUNCIL OF THE CI7Y OF FRIDLEY, TfIIS
OF , 1969.
AITEST:
� CITY CI.ffitR - Masvin C. Brunaell
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TIIE CITY CODE OF TtIE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ' � ,
MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANG� IN ZONZNG DISTRICTS �., r� �-
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SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Etidley is amended as hereinafte�c� "f�
indicated. fi� �"'
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SECTION 2. The tract or area within thc County of Anoka and the City of ,�
Fridley and described as: `
Beginning at the most Southerly corner of Lot 1, Block 1,
Pearson's lst Addition; thence Northeasterly and Eaeterly
along the Southerly line of said Pearson's lst Addition to
the Southwesterly line of the Great Northern Railroad Company
right of way; thence Southeasterly along said Southweaterly
right of way line to a point 606.60 feet Northwesterly of the
Southerly line of said South Half of Section 3� as measured
along said Southwesterly right of way line; thence Westerly�
parallel with said South line of Che South Half of Section 3�
to the Northeasterl.y corner of Outlot A, Pearson's 2nd Addition;
thence continuing Westerly and Southwesterly along the Northerly
line of said Pearson's 2nd Addition to the Northeasterly right
of way line of East River Road; thence Northwesterly along said
Northeasterly right of way line to the point oY beginning,
lying in Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of
Anoka, State of Minnesota
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as
R-3A (noultiple dwellings only).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official
zoning map to show said tract or area from zoned districts
C-2S (general shopping areas) and M-1 (light industrial areas)
to R-3A (multiple dwellings only.
' PASSED BY THE CITY COiJNCZL OF THE CITY OF ERIDLEY THIS
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CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
Yublic Hesiing: Aoril 7, 1969
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ANOKA GOUNTY
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
NOTICE OF AN INFORMAL HEARING
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
May 19, 1969 - 7:30 P.M.
St_atus of Alley Located in Block 8, Hyde Park Add.
Property Owner:
The City Council is holding an Informal Public
Hearing at 7:34 P.r4. on Monday May 19, 1969 in the
Council chamber in City Hall.
We have sent notices to all of the Fee owners
in Block 8 and hope that each one will be able to
attend so that this matter can finally be settled.
Some of the items to be considered are drainage,
' access, and present uses of the alley, whether the
alley will be opened or closed, vacated, etc.
We are hopeful that you can attend and that from
� this hearing the Council can determine what the
ultimate use of the alley will be.
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JACK 0. KIRKHAM
MAYOR
RESOLUTION N0. 77-1969
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING IMPROVEMENT OF THE
INTERSECTION OF CENTRAL AVENUE AND T.H. N0. 65
FOR BETTER TRAFFIC FLOW AND SAFETY
WHEREAS, Central Avenue, Hackmann Avenue, Hillwind
Road (outer drive for Interstate N694 in the NE quadrant)
West Moore Lake Drive and the outer drive in the NW
quadrant (exit for the 100 Twin Theatre), all outlet
onto this intersection,
WHEREAS, due to all this traffic, this intersection
is getting quite congested and is in need of improvement
for better traffic control and flow,
NOW BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the
City of Fridley, that the Minnesota Department of Highways
and Anoka County Highway Department are hereby requested
to make the necessary studies for the improvement of the
intersection of Central Avenue and T.H. �65 and do the
improvements.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS 5th
DAY OF Mav , 1969.
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DATE: May 15, 1969
MEMQ TQ: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: City's Hospitalization Insurance Plan
On March 17, 1969, the City Council appointed an Employee Supervisory Insurance
Cammittee. The purpose of the corcanittee was to make recamnendations on possible
changes in the specifications for the qroup health insurance program, before
going out for bids for hospitalization insurance for the insuing year. The
cam�ittee was made up of representatives from each of the departments of the City.
The committee proceeded with the assumption that the specifications in effect
at this time would be the starting point and any change would be a change in
these specifications. Three changes in specifications were recanmended by the
crnmi ttee.
Change No. 1 would raise the maximun on major medical from j10,000 to
525.000 per year. This change would cost very little money for the
additional coverage received.
Change No. 2 would lower the deductible on the major medical from �100 to
E50. The cost for this would be �.38 per month for the employee and $.65
per month for the dependent.
Change Mo. 3 would change the life insurance so that it ►rould be the same
for alt City employees. The corrmittee d9scussed a flat amount for each
employee and also discussed a sliding scale insurance program based on
salary. The comm9ttee voted to recamiend that the insurance program be
based on the sliding scaie based on salary. A copy of this life insurance
program is included herewith and is entitled Schedule No. 2. The cost of
this insurance would be $4.06 per month for emp—Toyees other than police
and fire. There would be a reduction of b1.05 per month in the cost of
life insurance for police and fire. One of the reasons the cost would go
down for police and fire is that with greater life insurance in force the
rate per thousand decreases.
A11 of the above figures are sumnarized on the attached sheet entitled "Insurance
Proposal". The dollar arnounts are predicated on the assumption the City would
stay with the present insurance carrier. The costs would not necessarily be
exactly the same if the City went to another cnrrier.
The other major recaimendation made by the insurance comnittee was that the City
not go out for 6ids for hospitalization insurance but stay Nith the present
carrier and take the two year rate guarantee offered by them. This two year
rate guarantee would cost approximately 15� more than the cost of the policy as
it is nori. This 15% would not include the three additions to the policy discussed
above.
Mith the 15� increase, the policy would still cost the City less than the policy
in effect a year ago with another carrier. It would cost the ¢mployee �2.77 per
month more.
At the present time, there are twentr-six Pplice and fire and eighty-seven other
emptoyees for a total of '?3 emP7qyess an thp ��� �►l�r�, There are sixty-two
pe0ple carryin9 dependent coverage". - •
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SUBJECT: City
May 15, 1969
Page 2
Manager and City Council
Hospitalizativn Plan
Enclosures: Insurance Proposal
Schedule No. 2 for Life Insurance
Minutes of the April 30, 1969 Meeting
Minutes of the May 5, 1969 Meeting
Minutes of the May 13, 1969 Meeting
Minutes of the May 15, 1969 Meeting
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GROUP LIFE
SCHEDULE II
Under $4,000
$4�000 but less than $5,0�0
$5,000 but les� than $6,000
56,000 but less than $7,000
$7,000 but less than $8,000
$B4O00 but less than $9,000
$9,000 but less than 510,000
$10,000 but less than 511,000
$11,000 but less than $12,000
$12,000 but less than $13,000
$13,000 but less than 514,000
$14,000 but less than $15,000
$15,000 but less than $1�,000
$16,000 but less than $17,000
$17,000 but lass than $18,0�0
$18,000 but less than $19,000
AMOtRiT OF I1dSURANCE
TO AGE 55
$ 5�000
6�000
7,500
9�000
10�500
12,000
13�500
15,000
16,500
18�000
19,500
21�000
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24,�00
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27�000
Znsuranca will rsduce 10$ each year beginning at age 55 to a
minimum of 10%.
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Minutes of the April 3D, 1469 meeting of the Employee Supervisary
Insurance Committee.
lhose present: Darrell Clark, Leon Madsen, Robert McGuire, Richard
iiuss, Robert Aldrich (representing Robert Hughes),
Chester Swanson, Marvin Brunsell,'V. M. Nage3,
and a representative of United Benefit of Omaha.
lfr. Brunsell cpened the meeting with the suggestion that the Committee
needed now to come up crith some positive recommendations to be
presented to the Council; provided, however, that the Committee availed
itself of the service of the insurance consultants and received their
concurrance on those recommendations. It was therefore moved, seconded,
and carried unanimously that:
l. Life insurance and accidental death and dismecnberm=nt
benefits for aIl employees be the same as that of.the
Fire and Police Departments personnel, i.e. Life
Znsurance - $10,000; AD E D - $7,000.
�. Ne retain the present carrier of the Group Policy
(United Benefit of Omaha) and accept their "two _
year rate guarantee," as quoted in their letter to •
llr. Brunsell of April 25, 1969.
�' 3., The Major Medical Corridor be reduced to S5�.OQ.
Mr. Brunsell pointed out that should the Council approve these recommenda-
tions the subsequant p�rmium increase (includir,g the premium rate increase
quoted by the present carrier fcr the existing coverage of the policy
ahould they carry it past Sune 1, 1969) will result in a totaL premium
cost for the employee of 515.22, and ior dependent coverage of $22.83.
The Coaenittee decided that since the "Ccnversion Policy" of the present
contract needs the attention of the insurance consultants, further
discnssion in this area would be deferred until such time as a meeting
could be arranged with then.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
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Minutes of the May 5, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory Insurance
Committee.
Those present: Tom Kennedy (representing Richard Huss), Leon Madsen, '
Darrel Clark, Robert McGuire, Chester Swanson, John
F. Brask, Consultant (Bachman-Anderson, Inc.), Marvin
Brunsell
The meeting was devoted exclusively to a thorough review of the existing
Medical and Life Insurance coverages provided the City Employees and their
Dependents.
Aiter a thorough discussion of needs and costs, Mr. Brask suggested that:
1. We request rates on Life Insurance from the present
carrier based on salary and age. He suggested that
such Life Insurance could be reduced by 10$ per year,
starting at age 56 and reducing to a minimum of 10$.
2. We seek to increase the Major Medical coverage, since
this could probably be done at a modesC cost.
3. We find out if the present carrier can improve the
benefits of the "Conversion" policy of the present
plan. (He pointed out, however, that upgrading in
this area of group coverage will be expensive.)
The Committee unanimously approved a motion to seek additional information
in these areas.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
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Minutes of the May 13, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory Insurance
Committee.
Those present: Darrel Clark, Leon Madsen, Robert McGuire, Richard Huss,
Robert Hughes, Marvin Brunsell, Chester Swanson. John
F.,Brask - present as Consultant (Bachman-Anderson, Inc.)
After a review of additional materials citing costs of increasing the
Major Medical Coverage and premium costs for covering all employees with
Life Insurance based on salary, the Committee unanimously approved a
motion to recommend to the Council and administration that:
1. The two-year rate guarantee furnished by the present
carrier be accepted.
2. The Major Medical Coverage be increased from $10,00�
to $25,�00. _
3. The Major Medical Corridor be reduced from $100 to
$50. ,
4. The City provide Life Insurance coverage for all
employees based upon their annual salary.
The Following charts indicate, through premium break down, the additional
costs for both Employee and Dependent coverage should these recommendations
be approved.
_ The Committee further directed Mr. Brunsell to request the Council to grant
the Committee a period of time to meet and discuss with them the proposed
revisions as stated above.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
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Minutes of the May 15, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory
Insurance Committee
Richard Huss moved that the Committee recommend the $7,000 ADbD
for Fire and Police be retained. Seconded by Robert Hughes.
Motion defeated by four to two vote.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
KUTZIK ond LEAVITT
Attorneys and Comsetlors at Law �
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March 20, (964
E11N65T R. KUTZIK
J. PATRICK LlAYITT, JR.
DAVID�J. ROCN[IORD, AfWC.
Village Council
Villape of F�idiey
6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minneto/a
At►ention: Village Manager
Dear Sir:
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709 NOR7M SNELLING 11VENUE
SAINT VAUL, MINNlSOTA 6E104
In re: Lot 13� except East 200 feet and except North 30 feet
for road, Audi►ors Subdivision 89, Anoka County� Minnesota
It is our understanding on the subject propeAy, according to Village reeords, thaf
thero are approximately E10,000 in apeciai asaessments ond an addifional assess-
ment covering street wrfocing and storm sewer to be ploced this year For an addit-
iorwl 54,479,25� ond according to the engin�•�: , on the lower end of Norton
Avenue there has been a problem which will necessitate anather sewer instotlo-
fion, which would be another assessment, perhaps in 1970.
We have purchased this property which is zoned for apartments, and will take
approximately 24 units, and our cost for the property included payment of be-
tween j3,000 and $4,000 on the port of ihe prior owner, which, combined with
his price, makes the overall co .f the 24 uaits of apartment build'+ngs, along with
the land and asaesunents, not feasible for opero►ion, bosed on wrvey of the area,
which would yeild peifiaps $140.00 per month for one bedroom units and 4175.00
per month for two bedroom units.
Dividing the total aasesament co:'� tiy 24 units would indicate a per unit f igure
of approximately b850,00, which covers total special aueuments, efc. Fint of
all, we rceognize tha► the installotion of No�ton Avenue is a�peciol sifuation,
and would have a tendency to overweigh rartnal fype of osaessrneot for a piece of
properfy, ond in oddition there �:ero some apecial sewer problems in the orea,
which again cwsed an unuwal cost situafion to be amessed ogainst the abwe de-
scribed, It is pouible to secure in adjaeent areas ►o this specific properfy, other
lond on the basis of opproximately $1,000 --- �,-nit� apecial auessments in and
paid� which shows us in an extremely uncompetitive position in the morket, and
thua the occmion for our directing this letter to your attentio�.
We have no quorrel nor question regarding the formula used in the computmiona
mode, croating fhe especially high assessment againat ihis property; however� we
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March 20, 1969
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are rcquesting coruiderotion on the part of the City Council, thot soma obatement
or special concession be mode, so that we mey build an ap�finent building compe-
fitive on the merket, inaunuch as oportments arc gsnerolly among the higfiest Iend
use fecilities thot ca� be erccted, We feel the advantap� to tha Villope in a pood
tax yield property should mdce the obove wggestion amenable.
I will opprociate your every coraidercrtio� fo fhe above request.
Yours very trvly,
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Councilman:Sheridan a&ksd:rthy Dunkley Surfaofnq Company had not bid. The City
Enqineer said that they had.thought the bid openinq was at 12:00 Noon, however,
they were noi the la� biSder anyhow.
CONSIDERATIO2�l QF APPLICATION FOR MINING PERMIT TO MINNESOTA SILICA SAND:
The City Enqineer explained_that:it:is a requizemant of the.Ordinance that the
pmperty be fenced, but to his knowledge, it_is not fenced now. Councilman Liebi
felt that the license fee ahould be moze than.$5.00. 3'h6 City Engineer said that
there is an expenaive bond reqnired. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the
license fae ie.not meant to be in any sense a type of tax, but is meant only to
cover Administrative coate. Tha City Attorney aqraea.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to qrant the mining pexaiit to Minneaota Silica Sand
with the perait fee to be $5.00. The motion waa seconded and upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhan deClared the motion carried.
FOR AH�ATEMENT OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON IAT 13
200 FEET AND EXCEPT Tfi
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Mayor Kirkham said that these people have bought this propezty for develop-
ment, now they are asking that the assessments be abated. He felt that they
should ba rrell enouqh versed in the law to check the assessments againat a piece
of property before purchase.
The Finance Director said that the lateral assessment is spread over a 20 year
period and it hae already been.spread. The City could not grant an abatement
for this pzoperty without qranting an abatement to all other properties served
by the improvements. If the City 3id grant an abatement, it would mean the cost
of the improvementa would have to be borne by all the property owners throughout
the City. This has never been done for a wa`=r and sewer lateral project in
Fridley.
The City Attorney said that he is somewhat familiar with this peice of property,
and the applicsnt specifies 24 units, havever, it vrould seem that he should be
talkinq of more land. The applicants are not actually representing the situation
as it exiats. This property would be about 200' X 1000' which would come out to
be about � acres and thia would support more than 24 units.
Councilman Sheridan asked when thn property was purchased. The Finance Director
said about six to nine months aqo, and a search �uld have shown a year ago.that
there were pendinq asseasments against the land.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to deny the request of Kutzik and Leavitt to abate
any assessments on Lot 13, except the east 200 feet and except the north 30
feet for zoad, 2,uditor'e Subdivision $89. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkhaat declared the motion carried.
, The City Attorney sugqeated a letter be sent to the applicants stating that the
Counail hae deniad the requeat as it was not justifiable, and if they wish to
pursue the matter further, that they should appear at a Councii Meetinq.
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Ccuncilman Sheridan said that he had discussed a chanqe with the City Manager
concerning Paragraph #19 which deals with the �e��t�� f�Q ���et. He felt that it
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APlLICATION TO THB bOARD OF APYBAI.S AND CITY ��'N�YL
FOR SPBCIAL USE PEBI4?, VARIANCE IN REWIREMENTS OF
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MINU7'ES OF SPECIAL h1EETING OF PARKS AND RECREATION GOhA1ISSI0N, MAY 6, 1969 4�
The meeting was called to order at 7:45 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Cochran, Stimmler, Blair
MEMBERS ABSENTs Donlin
OTHERS PRESENT: Faye Robbins, 125 - 49th Avenue N.E., League of Women Voters
Pau1 Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation
The purpose of the meeting was to review the 1970 Preliminary Budget and also to
establish the priorities necessary for the Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The Director wi11 check on the cost of acquiring additional land in the Meadow-
' land area, the area north of 69th between the railroad tracks and University
Avenue, Hyde Park area, Ruth Circie area and the Rice Creek area.
, MOTION by Blair, seconded by Cochran, that the priorities for the acquisi-
tion and development as set at this meeting are recommended by this Com-
mission. The Motion Carried.
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MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Elair, that the Chairman meet with the
City Manager, the Director and the Consultant to discuss the Five Year
Plan and be guided by the priorities established May 6, 1969. The Motion
Carried.
1970 PRELIMINARY BUDGET
The Preliminary Budget was reviewed, modified and returned to the Director
for preparation as the adopted budget proposal.
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The Meeting adjourned at 12:30 A.M.
The next regular meeting will be May 16, 1969, at 7:30 P.M. in the Donference
Room of the Civic Center.
Respectfully submitted,
Gary Stimmler, Acting Secretary to the Commission
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THE MINII3'ES OF THE BOdRD OF APPEALS MEEPING OF MAY 7. 1969
The meeting wae aalled to order by Acting Chaix�mazz Miaieh at �:30 P.M.
�ERS PRFSE�T: Minish, Harris, Ahonen, 0'Bannon
Z�ffiEltS ABSENT: Mitteletadt
OTHEStS PRP3ENT: Clarence Belisle-Building Inepector
MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes of April 30, i969 ae Written.
Seconded by Harris. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimously.
Mr. William Shaw wae preeent to preeent hie requeat. Mr. Shaw brought with him
s plat of Marion Aille Second Addition to ehow the Hoard how the lota xere
aituated. A photo of the area, taken by the Building Inepector, was aleo ehohm
to the Board.
There wae s diecuesion on the elevations of the
what typee of houaes could be built on the land.
thia variance is that the exiat`ing elevat�.on o£
j& 4 is auch, that a great deal of earth would
make building unfeaeible.
MOTION by Harria to close the Public Hearing.
land, drainage eaeemente aA$
The reseon Mr. Shsw waute
the land, at the rear of Lot�
have to be removed, and would
Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
� MOTION by 0'Bannon to approve the variance for the following reaeone;
1. There ie a hardehip in building on Lote 3& 4 without the aetback sskgd FOx,
2. There were no objectione from adjoining� neighbora.
, 3. The reaeon for granting the variance on all the lota is so all the houeee
will be in the eame alignment.
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Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon s voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried �nanimously.
Dr. Dudley wse present to preeent hie requeet. Mr. Robert Guzy, represeatiilg
Commerce Park Investmente, wae present to oppose the request.
A drarm copy of the eiga wea ahown to the Board. Dr. Dudley explained that
the eign will have two eidea with floreaent lighta behind the lettere P� T
and two gooeeneck lighte to be on the two medical eymbole oa ei#har s�da.-�# y�}1
be a Free standing sign with no flaehing lighta. We are trying to keep thq
eign large enougiz to be more eaeily read from the highvay.
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Yr. Guay: I.c�m here repreeenting Commerce Park Invsetmenta to objeet to thie
eign. The area ie yet undeveloped snd Dr. Dudley would more or lese be setting
an ezample for eign eize. If thie variance ie granted you would have to let
other sigsie go up of tha eame size. Also thie aigri will block the wle�+ of
our building. If there ie eome eort of hardehip I will withdrar my objection,
fiat we don�t wattt people ooming in getting bigger and bigger eigns to �ntt up
in thle area.
Dr. Dudley: The eign ie to direct the people to the building. It would be
a hasdship if you would have to put up a aign that could not be read froID
the highway. The eymbols on the aign are what ie making the eign larger
and msking ue need a variance. The symbole really don't direct the people
to the building� but they do put medical ethics into the eiga.
MOTION by Harrie to receive a communication from Commerce Park Imeetmente
ob�ecting to the variance and brought before the Board by Robert Cuay.
Seconded by 0'Baanon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motian
pseaed unanimously. �
Harrie: Would it be poesible to change the eign to comply with the Ordinanae?
Dr. Dudley: I don't think I can eay it wouldn�t be poseible.
MOTION by O�Bannon to cloee the Public Hearing.
Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion psased
unanimouely.
Minieh: If the Board were to deny thie requeet you would not be able to
come b�ck before the Board £or 6 monthe. If you�•could withdraw thie request
for the reaeon of redrawing your eign to try to come cloeer to the Ordinance
eign eize, it would be better for you time wiee.
Dr. Dudley: I will withdraw my requeat.
MOTION by Harria to accept Dr. Dudleye requeet to withdrax hia requeet aubject
to being resubmitted at a later date if he oan�t reduce the sign srea.
Seconded by 0'Beunon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
psesed unanimously.
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The meeting vae adjourned by Acting Chairman Miniah at 8:05 P.M.
Reepectfully aubmitted,
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Secretary
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PLANNING COMMISSTar :^'1EETLNG
MAY 1, 1969
The meeting was called to order at 7:15 P.M. by Chairman Exlakaon.
ROLL CALL:
Membera Present:
Membera Absent:
Others Present:
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Erlckeon, Myhra, Jensen, Mittelstadt, FiCZpatrick
None
Mayor Kirkham, Councilmen Harrie, Samuelson, Sheridan,
City Manager Ankrum, City Engineex Qureshi
DISCUSSION WITH CITY COUNCIL ON HYDE PARK REZONING STUDY:
Chairman Erickson opened the meeting by saying that, pTior to the public
hearing on April 14, 1969 on the Hyde Yark Addition Rezoning Study before
the City Council, the Planning Commissian did take action on �1�Q p�an pr�-
sentad by Nason-Wehrman, Knight � Chapman, Inc., and reco�nended Alternative
Scheme A-1 to be approved as a development in the rezoning plan for the area
of Hyde Park. Since that time, the Planning Cou�ission have had another
requeat for a public hearing on the rezoning in the area, but the Planning
Cownisaion has not taken action on it pending Counc$1's decis�on. In order
fos Che Council to have the act'on of the PianninQ po�missj,on befoxa tham on
Monday, when they presumably will act on the rezoning plan, T think, as e
background, it bught to be pointed out again that the Planning Coimniasion
felt the area should be atudied because it was improperly zoned and changes
in the meaning of R-2 made tl�e area subject to constant rezoning requasta
for multiple dwellings. The study made by Mr. Chapman has been gone ovex
in a number of ineetings and the Planning Co�nission recrnmnended at the last
meeting that Plan A-1 be adopted wliich xestricted the development of the area
into thxee categories; the southerly most portion was co�rcial area, frouf
S7� Avenue to 60th multi-family dwellings; from 60th to 61at Avenues single
family dwelling. I do not feel the Planning Cormnission ftself believes the
extension of coffinercial along University Avenue is practieal. Auiving do�wn
there, it aeemed to me 1f such a rezoning should be accomplished, that axea
ia going to amount to one large ueed car lot and from my sCandpoint, I wonder
what the value is to the City. If the Council is going to rezone the area
aoamezcial along Univeraity Avenue, the residential ares ehould be better
protected than what ia being proposed now, and the Planning Cpmniesion aska
that a park should definitely be considered.
I The concern is with the narrow etrip of land abutting Univer6ity Avenue.
If the need is to extend the co�ercial,.we ought to be aure that we offer
protection to those residents who want the protection. We have an obligation
to the people who do not want conanercial, which would primarily be along 61et.
� The Covmission felt Alternate Scheme A-1, dated April, _1469, resolved all
the good points from the brochure and was being considered at this point.
' Alternative Scheme D-1, submitted at the eame time, is a less desfrable
alCernative. This plan is.a composite of some of the other khinking, pne
of tha msin thoughts is that the ares along 3rd Street is extremely sh�llow
' to develop into comnercia2. The rezoning would be preferable if it cpuld
be done on a large paicel. This plan is coneidered a development plan in
case someone would come in with a large parcel.
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Plannina Comm;isaion Meetina ,� �Iav 1Z 196� Pa„�a 2
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�'hs axea between 60th and 61et Avenuas should be R-� bu�t thi� could
' not hagpen unle�e the owner requeated it. They Pelt that 'hy eattit� u�
a oriteria eo that the Councll and Plannizig Commiasion avu7.d aat on a
rezoning request when the a�iteris waa mat, and then they oou]d �et R-3
' or oommeroial in tha area thst would be pra�detarmined iq a dave7,apmen�
ylan. It waa mantioned that Alternate Soheme D-� waa eimi7.ar to Mr,
Ankrua'e plan ia tha� it had a slip-o�f on 59th Avenue whi.le Mz�. Ar�ksu��R
ylan had one on EDth and 3rc1 Street going thru to 5�th Avsn,ue�
liagarding the �ark aree, the Planning Commiaeian felt land needed
fvn a Eiark would not cost too much becauee there ie avai]able twv
vaoant lots snd a equple mora lote wi.th ama11 housee an bhem. �'hen thQ
legal pxoblem of rexoning� came up. Mr, Srlk�um 8tated that aa ,faz� as hs
knew we oould not condemn property and then rezone it and sell 1t Qt
a higher valuation. He eaid that Plan A-1 would requir� ma.ss opndamne.tivrl
and as £ar ae he knew this would have to be an urban raxiewal type thing�
or the entire ares would have to be deter�.oxated or it would have ba be
done houae by hquee. He indiaated he didr��t Peel taking� propesLy �'rar
Plan A-1 woul,d hold up i.n court. Alsp, that the councilmen and people
favored PJ.an Cirol,a glow and we had no oomplaints from the people i.n
the area hexng rezonad. The Planning Comtqi.esion felt on� o�' thg �oint�
in za�or of Mr. Chapman�s plane was that it did not 1.nvolvs a sezonin�.
Any legal ramifications oould be settled aq the rezoning� �equests G�,me
up. Tha Planning Commisaion considered Scheme A-1 a maste� �,lan, and
looked £avorably on it and would be willing� to go alon� with i�t,
Tt was broug�h� up that any plan would have to have the approval q£ �tae
Highway Department for acceas referring tp the alip-off sugg�stqc� i�
sevenal or the plane.
Chairman Erickson £elt that Mr. Ankrum's plan was a practice7, one;
but he did dieagree with the North plan a.t�d the narrowness of the
propexty alotig University Avenue. Councilman Samuelson said they a��
ag'�ee on that ppint, but th�y were txying ta increase the si�e af the
paxoe7.s.
The Mayor felt that Scheme A-1 doee not eatisfy the requeet af ihe
people irom 6pth Avenue and down as they want commercia�.,
Chairman Erickson feit the Cha�nan studiea were fairly aa4urate
re8'asding the land and improvement coate in Scheme �-1 and D-1, and A�1
waa the more econowi.aal plan per squaz�e Footage, �'here was diecussion
regarding the poss7.b�,11Ly of a sir�le famiZy residence bei,ng looked
between commeroisl establiahmenta. zt would be best if 4 wh97e block
oould be acquired by an investor. TY�ere wae a discussion of used car
1ots, the area required, the tax yield, and control of car loLs by th�
City. Returning to the discues�on, o,f trying to make 2� Stree� wid��,
the suggeetion was made af �.ncreaaing� the depth of the property vn 2�
St�eet by vxcating 3xd Street and giving the pepple 30 iest on the back
of the property in exchange for 30 feet on the front, that ie, diva.di,ng'
�he etreet in ha1f. Traf£ic would be eliminated entisely Qn ��d St�eet.
The attorney had $ointed vut that so long'aa these'are peqpJ.e on a
etxeet who do not agxee, th� street cannot be cloaed. Iz� th�� ca�e,
2� Sta�et (aomme.rcial) would be ac.roea from a xe��den,tial are�, wlalah
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hae a8artment houase for several blocks. The oomment was thab 1�' �he�s
ie any idea of chang�i,ng the street pattern, they would ha�a �o $9 �4 a
raz�ewal.
Wheza the Cauncil wae aakad about Saheme A-1, May9r Kirkham aa�d�ha
aauld not go for that a� all. The pav$le wani a way aut, the I'i��
AeBartment a way in. IInder thls plan, you could not g�t in frvm the
South without going� to Main Street. This plan, dqea not gravide a�y
oommeroial fox the peopj.e who want it.
Counollman Sheridaa asked i,f the narraw etrip batween 3r4 �'�xaat and
IInivexsity ovuld be zoned eommercial. With the possi,ble exasy'tipza oP
eome of the commercial prop�rtiea that are there, he did no� feel a
emall commerci.al area would preaent a tra�'fic problem.
M,z�, Fitzpatriak eald there would be a need af a paxk in tbat axes
whether or no�t the people realiaed it at this time nex a�ked ��t �t�
' The diecuseion incZuded traffio and slip-of£ ramp, rezoping� ax�d
oondemning land, and whether the City is prepared to pay for the
needed vondemnatione.
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Chai.rman Erickson referred to the rez�onin� request by �2dqn Sahmedeke
pendizig be£ore �he Planning� Commiasion. The Planning� Cotami�sia�. has
60 daya in which to act on the petition, and +hie tzme waula bs up on
May 6th, the day aftex the Counail meeting�. Tf the Cauz�o�.1 did not aot
On �t at �hat meetin�, the Plannin� Commiseion would have ba �$k €ar
an extensipn o£ time so tha� Mr. Schmedeke would not be de�aysd a.�y
longer.
Zt eeemed the Counai,l fe�t there were same ideae psesented by t'he
Plannin� CoIDm�sa�.on that could be combined with the p].4n thsy we�e
aonszdering and would be maeting later the sazne evena.n� ta study,
MOTION by k'itypstrick, aeoonded by Mitteletadt, that the Plannan�
Com�ieaion table the Hyde Park A•_iition Rezoning Study uat11 the next
xegulex me2ting.
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Chai.rman Fsiokson sdjouxned the meeting at 8:3o P,M,
Respectfully eubmitted,
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PLANNxNG CQt�4T�SSIQN ifEETIN6 MAY 8i 1869
Tkte aeetls�g waa caiJ,ed to oxdex aC 7;39 P.M, by Cha�xa�n E�iGkevn.
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Me�bere �'rssez�E: Mitt�iseadC, Jensen, Exi.okaon
Membaza Absent; Myhra, FiCzpatrick
QChara Pseeent: Englneering Asaistant Aarrel Ciark
,APpRAVr; PI,ANNING CODAffS3I0N MZNUTES: APR7L 24, 1969
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M�', 7enaen evxxeet�d the error in woxd�ng o£ the mati� on T��si'�2 on
8age 2 whick� should xead "--£or the propaeed preliminasy p�at, P,�R �69-U6e
VeiE'• Addit�,on, o� thac parc of I,ocs 15 --"', omikting Chs w0�dq "Londa
8ngland"' afte� Veit'e Addition.
TtoTiOx by Mitteletade, seeonded by ,76nsena thac the kla�ing Cc�naiaeion
mlauCea of Apri� 24, 1969 be appraved as corrected. Upo� � vpieo Ysat�, pll
voting aye, Che motion carried unani�uely.
�fOT�4N by Jensen, Secanded hy Mitteletedt, that the klanx�t,n� Cs�mm�Hel4�t
Tecei.ve the Plate & Subdivisions-S�reets & Utillties Subcapmi�tQa minutlt
of i�fay 1, 1949. Uppn a voice vote, all votiztg aye, the motioz� e�'�xL�Q
unanimously.
REC$IVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: APRIL 16. 1469
MOTxON b�. MitCelatadt, sec9nded by Jensen, that the Pla�n�n� Q�s1�Sioe�
areceive the �oard of Appeais minutes oE April 14, 1969. Upon a voiae vQCs,
a11 voGi,ng aye, the motion carried ananimously,
�C$7�VE' BOARp pF APPEALS MINUTES: APRZL 30y 1969
MOTION by 'MitCelstadt, �econded by Jensen, �hat tha P1�nsing OoAmie�ion
�acQive Che Board cf Appeals Minutes of Apri� 3Q, 1444. Vp�n s vat�� voCs,
�11 votis�g aye� khe motipA caTriQd unanimously.
RF�;�VE BpARD OF AEPEAI,S MINUTES: MAY 7y 19b4
MQ�ION ky MitCelstadt, seconded by .TenQen, khat th� P��nni�� CowmieQlon
seaeive the Boaxd of Appeals minutea of �tay 7, �969. UPQ�a s vaiae vate, a1�
Y4tl.u� aye, the moti4n carried u�animously,
'�,N�VE $UTI.D7aNG STA.NDARDS-AE9IGN CONTROL SUBCOAIIS�TTE� I„�NUTES• APAI% 23 1�f9
' i�OTI4N by Jenaen, eseonded by �1iCCel.atedC, thet th� Pletrtz?i�� CoAeatea�pr�
a�c�iva Cha $u�.lding 9tanda,�'de-pesign qontral Ss�bco�aiCtee minutea Qt ApTi'1 29,
�.4b`�. 11pQn a voice vote, all vo�in� ays, the mQtion aa�rri.ed u�tani�ou�ly<
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!�$I9� P�$ AND RECR$ATION COr4fI8SI0N MINIJTES • APBTT. 28 1F69
D10TIDN by MiC�eletadt, Asconded by Jeneen, thdt Ch4 k'ldri1�111'4g CQGW�AiLpA
' ��ceive Che Parke and Recreation Co�niaaion minutee o£ A,pr�,1 2b, 1A69= ygCfi
8 5*oiCe Y4Ce' ail voting ays, the motion caxxied unanlmouply.
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Inae+wah as Item 3!.e di,xectly concerned wi.th ICem 1� Cha�,sman Eriak�os�
�ugge�eed it be heard with Ie�m 1.
1. ,�Q�1AI. PUBLTC 1�EE�ING; Area bounded by Onondaga StreAC, SC1AB031 Bq1d�Ry�xd�
73tcd Avenua and Hayes Stre�t.
2, EA REZONING UEST: ZOA #69-02 ORG N&L&Q ; N� p£ L0� 3Ue
N of LoC 31, Auditor�e Subdivieloa #129 except the North 125 tsoC,
Qhairman Enickson explained that a rezoning� petition had be�� yreeen�ec�
by Mr. Nelson, and thera had been some oppoaitiqn bePose the Plannin�
Commiasion. At thet time, the request �'or rezoning was ttae en�iz�a yaxo�l,
and ths Planning Commisaion recommended denlal. Mr. Neleon then Qhms,g�d
the rezoning� request reducing the eize of the R-�A by gutting� eix R-1
lots faoing� Qnondag�a FQr Cauncil�s conea.deration, Cquncll eant th�
requeat back to the Plannin$ Commiaeiori who, in turn, sngg�ested th�
possibility of rezoning all of the property along 73rd Avsnus �'sp�
Hayes Street to Stinaon Boulevard and ta a llne of ona lqt depth 9n
Onondaga. It would be feasible for eny atreets which wese prevlou�sly
platxned or suggested in the area within the interior of tha,'� blvok, to be
abandoned and new aacess from Ononda� to 73rd wouJ.d be dia¢ua�ed, Th�s�
is na pxopqeal being auggeated at the meeting, as this is stricCly a
diaauesion.
Dennis Herbet (Lot 28), 7482 Onondaga; My g�ara�e is wathin �4 �'eet Qt
the Fast groperty line, and wae built in 1963. I am agalna� putting
a atraet through as it would involve the rear ha1�' of bha lot,
Georga Ha.nson (Lot 26), 1q76 Onondaga: He felt the asea needed �
North/South etreet, especa.ally for the safety af the children go�ng to
the Pa,rk, He knew of at least 4 lota that the owner� would nQL wa,�a$ te
be rezonsd. The people like the size of their lo�s, and 1f �Che iime
should come When it would be a hardship to keep +hem, they would rie�d
tha street tp sell the property. He was nat interested �.n �xry ty�e pf
re2oning unless the etr�et would $o through.
Leo Hxtzeman (Lpt 25), 14b1 pnonda�ga: He asked i� there was any ldea
whsre the z'oad wpuld stsrt from and whare it would be, He s�id hls
house was not wartl� much, but the land is woxth money �os apartWat��
houaes. He felt in the future, there would be a11 aparimsnt�. FIe wa�
definitely against the road.
Mr. Hatzeman was lnformed the street would ,run a1onQ h1s I�orth p�pp��+ty
line and part of the cul de sac would be in ttle Narthwpet oprtler,
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M�, Ten�an aaid the ox�texia uaed by mpat pls�nera is �v 41'��s �v�i�g�
a� the sear 10� line so that air�gle fami�y homea would mot faoe �ult�pl8
dwallings. He waa �ure this was psrt of the reason thls idea haa bae�
pso�o�e4, I� you dv put a atxeet in along the �ear yroperty 11nes, �han
thie baok half of the Noxth lot w�ll be faoing multiple dwal�in�, Thie
�houid be keyt in mind�
M�'a. L�Gnard �jort (Lot 22), 1434 Onondag�ai We are ag�ain�t thQ ���o�i�,
We lil€e the land the wa.y it 1a.
Lasry Gunn (Lo� 27), 1475^73�d Avenue� 2 do no� want �he road, I hav�
g�i,d �2,300+� iz� a�id-iti.o�s to what hae beez� added on rooanb].y. We lika tt�a
lot the way it ia. I am oppoeed to the road.
Tom Marxan (Lot 5)> 773-S3x'd Avenue N.�., M�1s: Ha stated a� .�ar as he w�q
aonoean,ed, ha would benefit from the rezoning.
When Qhairman Eriqkeon asked if anyone would objeat to the 9xtgtl�iPn
of A.��hur Straet thxough to 73sfl Avenue, Mr. Hanaon sai,d it would seem to
h1m you wouZd almos� have to have a etreet through thers ae �t wpu1Q $ive
�,00eos to the pa�rk.
Mxr, Ed Kennedy (Lot 29), q2c}p Jamee Avenue, Mplss Hs aelced abau'� tha
dass�ementa in the past.
The Enginee�i,ng�Ass�stant said that in thia area, a,mprovament ao�t6
haye been exceptionally hiet�, due princigally to ths hi$h wd,tei tab1�
�nd etorpt eewer. If the street wouid go in as an East/�y�at atre��r tha
�saessmeqt& would b� at least $2,500 per lot.
Joa 9aba (Lot 29), 1485-73ra Aver�ue; I would lose my g�xag�e �P you �aQk
land for a rqad.
Roy Warnar (I,ot 8), 736Q Stinaon Bouleva„rd: I wondex why yQU Qaneids�
rezo�ing all the way to Stinson?
He was told it would be an expenaive road for the �roperty lylz�g� No,��h
aAd the property already zoned R-3. He was asked 1i he wou1Q be �titere$tad
in sny yortion ef the lot facing Stinaon being rezoned to R-3A, M��
Warner ssid his assessmenES were large eqpu$h now, Hg wpµld �u�� a9 �oon
ke6y the land the way it is, Snother posa�bility ie I,ot 7� wh�,4h ie a
large 1ot with on,e small home. If that were rezoned, he wau�d not �,�.ke
to mee a multiple dwel].ing come 1.n there.
Th@ �aelipga Qf the Cammission are that there ehoul.d n9t bs e,riy
mult�ple dwellin�e on onondaga. It seewed to thQw the ma�Qr�ty oY the
8evpla ara againat any rqa.d, in any direetion, within the a.rQa, ��e 1t
would not be advantag�eous to the propesty at thia t1me.
' Mr� Marxen wondered if it would be poesib�e to make iG re�yde,tory �or
� whale parcei to bs pu�chased together �o that there would nat ba a
laz�dlavkad pisce of propesty le£t in the middle. Ohairrqan E�j,cl�so� '
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Planninr� Ovmmiesion Me�tin� - Mav e� 1�69 �a,�e �
e�1d he did nab thia+lc it would be dii£iault to cqnvi.noe tqe �eopl� to
9x�a,z�,ci, but ha did not �ae7, you aould Porce them to buy a.i. Yqu would
alao haYe to have a wai,var ag the land requlrecnents in ordas to ge� a
hi�hea densi�y on the praperty �oned.
' Mr, Howard Moaxe, repreaenti.ng the peti�lones, etated th�t �,r� hia
o�rinion, ae far aa the Citv is oonverzaetl, io se�ane up to the ��aldentia7
7.ot� on Qnonds�a would areate a valuable increaae 1r� the ��ac b�as, Ther�
' 1s a seal need in thie �eneral are� for a,pastm�nts. %au now �a�ve �,
l��e osaraasata.on r1ghC aorosa the stre�t �nd thera �.s anQ�hez� 1���
plant undar oonstruotion. k�eo�le seam to be �rebty we11 4�videc3 in
�hair opAnlons o#' the rezonin� and �he etrests. &ome want at, but na�
, now, Tha prine argument againsb tha rezona.n� ie �noreased ��a�'�'ia, �nd
yst 1i you don�t want to see much traf£i.c, ypu would want to iimlt bhe
str��ta. IF you put i,n Arthur Street, it wauld aeem to t�ke twp gar�g�e�
' and would increase the traf£ic flow to perrAit traf�'io fTO� multl�le.
aseae up vn Onondaga. It would seem to him that the multaple zoning Q�
other �FQ��9 Na�th of the aenterline would, in the long run, b� ��'
' sube�antial ben�?it to thev�. }2ezoning �s not requiring a person to dq
something he dxd not want to. He would find st di£ficult to incrsase
ths value o1' � 1ot if it were not aotually uaed.
Mp'I'ION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Jeasen,that the Pla.nn�n� Cvmmiss�an
a],oee th� InSoz�mal Pub7ic Meeting of May b, 1969 of the area baunded
by Onondaga Street, 8tinson Bou].evard, �3rd Avenue and Hayes Stre�t,
IIHon �, vo�Ce vote, all voting� aye, the mqtiqn carx3ed ur�r�?.mouely,
Chalr�nan E�iokson eaid that there ia a scheduled hearing beFo�e the
Cauncil on Mvnday, �Iay 12th, on the reduoed.proposal f�om �1�� ox].g�nal
publi�hed psop9sal wliich wa� £ox the antire �ot and the Plarua�ng
Commisslori recommendad denial of that. Now �he petitioner �� askin�' fpr
a reduaed srea o� R-3A a.�?d the Counoil is to eonsider �he �cual��s ar��.,
Tt seems to him if we were going to considez� th� reduced p�o�p,��l, wq
wpuld have to consides it another time. There were two qhp�,ceg, �q
reapmmend den�al or xecommend approval, but he fel� he could n9$ vote
on ii as this time•
It was felt the Flats & Subdivisions�8t�eets �C Utili�iea Sub�o�umit�Qe
eh4uld act on tYais even without some zoning plan as prov�sions fp� some
�tFeets a�e s�j.11 desired for the future.
Ms. N�lsoz� said �hpy were thinkiqg abput proposing a�1�t for the lot�
� oa Ori4nda�a. The six �q�e ara 85 feet wide. Tf you are oopsider�ng dhs
Ptreet through the bac$ of the 1ots, you inust iake i�to �or�s�deret�on
�he vos� qf the improv�menta, as you wou]d have tp sell the �gt �p p�y
' £ox^ Ghs impravewent �nd come out even. It �.s a,n economa.c �"a,o��� that
should be oonside�ed by the Committee and people who �&va big �p�s �p
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The Ghairman felt that action shpuld be delayed or� the rez�t�ittg'
�equeat fvr $uxthe� Conaideration af the atreets.
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P�tn�.na Coma�isalon ,�Ieetin - Mav 8, 196,� Pa�k .
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MQTTQN by Mi�telatadt, aeconded by Jenesr�, that the glannin� CAmaal�e�oa�
t�b�,e �Che propoaed stxeata in the araa bounded by pnondaga Street, ab�neq�
8oulevsrs�, 73rd Avenue snd Hayas Street �nd tab�,e the rezon�n� requap�,
7�OA �69-02, Cia�or$e M. NaLeon, oF the N� of Lot 30, N� of Lot �1, Aud1CQS��
aubdivision #t29, axceyt the North 125 feet fvr reaidentisl lota. '�pe.n
a voie� vote, a17, vcrtitig� aye, the motion va,rried unanim9usly,
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The Che,i�matx aeked thst the itew be put before the Plate $a Subdlvi��ot3p-
�9txeet� & IItilitiee 8ubvommit�es �or eome diacuasiqn, not neoe�sa�ily a:ny
aa�ion, Thay should atudy Arthur Street continuing South.
..+�.,�L,�, �r�c �r� vz uo� �7i xevisea auaator�a �ubdivlslon �2j
lying� Westaz�Zy o.£ Westerly rl�`ht of way line af Ftiverview T�r�ape as now
1��a out snd traveled and ae desaribed in Book 702 0£ Aeeda, Pa�e 197.
Mre. Londa k�lund wae present and explained the purpose of 8lattin�
is to se11 the lqte,
The P�ats & 9ubdivlelons�Streets & Utilltiea Subcommittee oonaidered
the groposed y�ellminary plat and recommended approval. The O�dinanoe
r�qui,res at leaet a 20 foot easement to the atreet and that the easetasnt
ehould also be Por ut111ties. The lots are �.arge enough tv meet �t�e
axea requirament. Lots 2 and 3 are on the river snd Lota 1 and q are vn
Riverview Terrace. Ref�rring to the acoesa, it would be priva�e�.y
aotletructed and maintained.
Mrs. Glenn Klingensmith (Lot 15), 641$ R,iverview Tessaae: Asked i�
single family dwellings were to be built. The land is �qned �'or eit�g'le
family dwellinga, and there wauld be a�nzblic heari.ng iY the land were
to be xezoned far any other category, but thi� was a heanang� an the
ylatting vnly,
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Mr. John Metcalfe (Lot 16), 6419 Rlvarview Terraoeq 81a queation ��
wae how lar�e tha yc�rael was and the figuree given him were 3p0 F�et pn ?;
the Sauth lzne, 35o feet on the North line and 2f8 feat on '�ha Wea�. The�y- �
IM. Metcalfs aaked 1f there were any requl.remente ae t4 how a houea P�oed. -
He was told that the Commiaelon ie not in a poeition to force pao8le to
bu11d 4 houae faoing a cartain dlrection. Theee lote would meet the �1de
yard roqu�.rementa, and the question remaining weuld be whe�hefi vr not
the houae wpuld facq the easementa or the etrge�.
, MOTION by Jense.n, aeconded by Mittelatadt, that the Planning Cpmmiasion
nlose the public hearing on the Qropoeed preliminary pJ.at, P,�, #69-06,
Peit�a Addition Sor that psrt of Lot 15, Raviaed Audito��e Subdi,visiq�
#23 1Y1�' Westerly of Westerly right of way line of Rivarvi,ew Tenraos
' �e now laid out and traveled and ae desaribed in Book �02 oF Deede,
Pa$6 197. Upon s voice vote, all voting aye, the moti,on car�isd
uxisnimous2y.
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�MpTZON by Jeneen, eecond�d by Mittel8tadt, that the P�azan�l� Qorom�,eeiori
reoommend appr9val of the �roposed prellmi_nary pla,t, F.S, ,�$9-06,'Vsi�'s
Addition of tha� psrt o.f Lot 15, Revised Auditpr�� �ubdiv��ioxa �23 lyzs3g
WeAter�y oi' Weeterly rigbt of way 11ne of glvexwiew Tars�ee aa z��w 7.41d
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put �nd �sa�vale4 and �e deecrib�d i.n �ook 702 of
�rvv�,ei.v� that the drl+reway easament dea��ibed o
Ayril �5, �9�9 aleo be lsbelled utlli,ty eaee�usnt,
votiing �ye, �he mv�lox� carried unaniwously.
Mr� Liaeen w�� preaent.
Deede, Pag�e 197 wi�Gh bhe
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Upaa a voio� vv�e� a7.1
�.ota 27 to 29, �loqle
Ni�. Jensata axplai.ned tha� the Plabs &&ubd�.viai.on�-St��e�� da II���,i�ie�
8ubcommittae had a sg7.it vote for a�yraval of thia xequeet in order tv
oa11 +atten�ion ta the oorner lot which �s a q9 fooi lot, �t ane �Eime
there wae � ema,ll houea a�z the lot and was oopdemned and �'vxelb�y repuove4
by �he Gity and a.a aeparate owne�ship. It wae noted tk�t �he lota to the
aauth �n thia i�look have been syiit into 6Q foo� �itea. M,r, G�.ee�n
e�cglaiaed he had made an effer to aaqai,re the corner 1vt, but could npt
�ruroh�ea it at � prios he thoug�h� reasonable.
T�e q,uestion was aaked that, ae a mat�er o� legality, �,� the owne�
aeked Par a bui.lding permlt, would he ba refused? �'he answe,� wa� th��
the ows�er eau�d b� refuaed, but he could go to court. The ltat ,�1ze is
auch that he oouJ,d noC weet the City seqvirements. The Councri7, might
aak the pe�itiones to ehow in writing that he �ried to gurohaae t�e lat,
t'IOTIQN by M1tt�latadt, �eaoz�ded by Je�ys�n, tYaat the Plantazng Cc+mati��ips�
�ggx�ove the lo� sp�1t request, L.S. #6y-12� by Narbert J. La��an of Lo�G�
27 t4 29, �].ock r}, Oak GFOVe AdditiPn, as it is �,roposed bY the oerti��.4ats
of au�vey, Mlnnesota Registered No. 5332. IIpon a vo�ce vote, ���tetaLa�li
and Jensen voting ayQ, P�ickson abataining because of a cpt�fi.iot�.ng
intereet, the motion carried.
RE20NING R UEST; ZOA (-0$ KAYE WESTERLUND: North $27,7 Fe�t g#` the
4iea� of the Northeast of Northeamt af Se�ti4n 13. Rez�ne �rqw R91
to R-3A.
MO'.PION by Mitte2etadt, aeconded by Jensen, that �Ghe Plaruzing 9omm�.asior�
aet the �ublie �earing date Sox June 11, 1g69 (Wedneeday) #'ar the
rezoning� request, 20A #69-os, Kaye Westerl.und of �he North �27.7 �'eQ� of
W� pS NF� of NA� of Section 13, to be rezoned ��om R-1 tp R•.3�., gpon a
vq�oa v9te, thexe being� no nays, the motior� carried unanimous�.yr,
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MO'2"ION by MitCelet�dfi, aeQonded by Jengax�, ihat the Plannizag Qounq���lqn
�st th� public heaz�i,nng� date vf t4ay 22, 1969 at 8cQ0 Y.M. �'ox� tlye pro8o�ed
prelimi.n�ry plat, P,S, #69-0'], �rentwood Eatates �nd Additi.an by Tom
5w�nsoa of par� of Lot 3q, Auditor's Subdivieion #77� Upon a v91ce v�ate,
a11 votix�g� aye, the mvt�on aarxied unanimously.
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Planni.�ucs Commiaeion Meetln� — Mav 8 1969 Pa�e 7
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�byn13, GEORG� L, WAIAI7IST; West 15p feet af
Val],�y Addition.
�+pt 1� is divided, into twc zones, the East Pnrtion being R�1 (s��'1@
�a�mi�y dwe�lings� and the West 150 feat i� C-1 (local buein�qs �seas),
2'hs E�°l�eer��,' Aea�Qta,nt �aa�.d thera wexe mr,�ny splits eimi2ar to this with
the thought tha�� eome day tha t,ack poxtaon might move aaad a�t���t wou�d
be $ut aa, Tha qwnes oP the lot oou�d be a�ked to si.gm an agxeement tl�at
h� ie awa�e p� thie afCuatio�. The Suboqmmitt�e did not mez?�i-on a street
deQi9ati4n fos tY�� F,ast part of Lot 15 as they were not sure of the
dimsnsfons of the street or the way it wAUld go.
MOTTON by Mi��eletadt, eecondad by deneen, that the Plannin�; Cowmisaion
xeoommencl �p�r4va1 of the 1ot spli.t �equest, L.S, #69-13, by George L,
Walquist, pf Lot 18, Blook 1, Spring� Val�.ey Addition, apli�tit�g oPf the
Wee� 159 iest. IIppr� a vpiee vote, Jer�aen and Mi,ttelstadt vqting aye, ?nd
9hai,x�ma.a Eriakeon abataining� becauae of oanfJ.ict o£ intere�t, the motion
carried.
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I,qts 16 to 19� Block 12 an$ Lot 30, Block 21, fiyde Park Addition, Rezone
Fxom g-2 (limitQd multiple 1'amily dwellings� to C-2 (genera� business},
The Ehg�ineexing Assistant informed the Commissjon that the Counci�, at
�heir caeeting on May 5th, gxanted an extension o£ 6q days fox �he �eques?,
20q #69-06, E1don Schmedeke.
MOTION by Jensep, seconded by Mittelstadt, that tPie i'ianning Cvwmissiqn
Fontinue the rezoning� requeat, ZOA #69-06, E1don Schmedeke, o�' Lots 16 to
lg, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition to be re�qned fram
R..2 to C-2, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouslx,
I�TYDE PARK ADDITTON REZONING ST?iDY:
�'IOTIUN by Mittelstadt, seoonded by Jensen, that the Planning Cpmmissicn
continue the Hyde Park Addition rezoning study until the whole Plannin�;
Commission is pr.esent. Upon a voice vote, all troting aye, the moti;�n
carried unanimously.
AATOURNMFSIT :
MOTION by Jensen that the Planning Comm3ssion meeting of May 8, 7969
be adjou.rned at 10:00 P,M.
Respectfully aubmitted,
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Recording Secretary
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Fridley Induatrial Developsent Comisaioa -- Meeting Mfnutea
April 4, 1969
, ROLL CALL:
Meob�rs Prasent: Chrietensen� Torrty, Schroer, Hall
Guests Preaent: I.eon Madeon, asses wr's office; xneim
' Qureshi, City Engr;Peter Herlofsky, engr's office;
tbmer Ankrun� City Mgr; Bob Naegele� Jr. and
Harry Hock�eyer, Naegale Sign Co.
, 1. The meeting vas called to orfder at 8:OOpd bq Chairoan Hall.
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� 2. Hc�r Aakrua preaented copies of the ner broctture "Facts Froa Frid�e;°'
and explained the preparation and intended u�e of the brochure.
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franlcly admitted that it is intended W discourage biliboard�
vithin the city.
4. Bob Naegele co�ented on hia objections to the proposal,
characteriztng the ordinance as an atte�pt to put sign co�nios
.out of buaines. and to prohibit local business adverti.ing.
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or as�}r specific modifications to
Mill do so bsfore next �eeting.
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the proposed ordinaace. He
6. Tb� meeting �as adjouraed at 9:45pm. Nezt �eeting is acheduled
for I'lay.l, 1969 at 8:OOp�.
Re�p�etfully submitted,
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Charles R. Hall� Chairotn
cc:City Couacil
Industrial Developaent Co�nisai�on
Chasber of Co�erce
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE
OF A POLICE SQUAD CAR
THE COUNCZL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTIQN 1. That the Council finds that it is necessary to replace one of the
existing squad cars for the Police Department. That the Council
previously ordered bids for said squad car based on plans and specifications;
that the Council did not receive any bids because automobile manufacturing
companies are in the process of changing models and are not producing special
cars to order.
SECTIQN 2. That because of the failure to receive bids, the Council hereby
suthorizes the City Manager to purchase said squad car at the
lowest possible price; which car shall as nearly as possible meet the plans and
specifications used in the original bid.
SECTION 3. The City Council hereby authorizes the City Manager to sell the
existing squad car, which is to be reFlaced by purchase o£ the above
described squad car at the best possible price.
SECTLON 4. That it is deemed necessary that the City purchase such replacement
squad car immediately without furthez advertising for bids and obtain
the same by negotiating at the best available, price to the City.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS i`% DAY OF �`��, 1969.
ATTEST :
MARVIN C, BRUNSELL, GITY CLERK
JACK 0. KIRKkIAM - MAYOR
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MEMO T0: City Manager
, MEMO FROM: CM ef of Police
MEMO DATE: May 13. 1969
SUBJECT: Annual Police Auction
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' The Annuai Police Auction was held on May 10, 1969
at 10:00 A,M, in the parking area behind the City
Ha1l.
IWe again used Sheri.ff A1 withelm of Milaca County
as our Auctioneer.
' The attached list shows the articies so1d, and
the amount received for each. The total amount
' received was $475.60. This money was coltected
by Officer John Anderson, Treasurer of the Fridley
Police Pension Association, and wi11 be deposited
1 in the proper account of the pension association
by him.
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POLICE Ai1CTI0N
May 1D�1969
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1� 2073 Boya 26" Conat-King No'3er .
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�� 7096 Boya 26" 3chwinn 3er # F 3LF2253
201F7 Boya 26" Columbia 3er # Ro.32i59
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i0l�$ Boys 26" Ro1lPaet Ser � Oy,Jt{
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�,. 1082 Boys Z6" Sears �� Ser # 503t�T26U -2081280
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2068 Both 20" Coast King Ser # R 6lFl].l466U
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7119 �irla 26° Coaet King Ser �# R 63240
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� T091 Bope'26° R011fBSt II�.SeP # -
9 1056 Claimed by Owner
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0 7079 Both 20" Monerk 3er � A 168!}066
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�1 T17.1� ' clai�tea bp _oKner-- -- __-_ _ _-�--
12 ` 7212 � Both 20" No H�e Blue Ho 3er.
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�3_ 7078 Girla 26" Wgstern Auto Bnk. Ser
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2005 Boye 2b" Foremoat . 3er �` 20xl�,3 2621}27
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�6 _ 1069 ' Both 20° $chsrinn Ser � C 1�25983 �
1� 201�5 Boys 26" No Name Blue 3er.� 962628 --
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;�8 2a55 Girls 24" Monark Ser � 3xo562�
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26 20�b Boys 15" No Name Green/White Ho Ser �
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;�1 1022 $oth 20" Monark Ser # 7H9025!}5 •
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�2 r I028 . Boya 26" Seara S° � �7✓, ' s�r �.503l�.-380 2051114
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23 2067 Boys 26" Huffy Frame Ser # 7H826911
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�1� 1029 Boys 26" Haxthorne Ser # E 176652
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5 204t� Boys 26" Holiday Frame Ser # 8x574793 ���", ��l ^rl� --
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6 1095 Bops 26" Schwinn Ser # 227937
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2g 7125 Both 20" No Name Red 3er �?A3827Q�F 1.50
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2 9l�7 ;'3oisaor Jsck -Blue o75
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� _ 1021 ; "BuPfalo" Fire Ext. ---- 3er � �2765 8.00- -
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?083 .'�"Stop Fire".Fire Ext Ser � 103339 u`�
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7120 "Genersl" " MJ? [,/ �er # L 707773
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IInk � "Badger" " "- ser # H s88322 , �•�
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1001} ; Grn Seisaor Jack� & Handle , ' 3•50
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40 1098 '' Hydraul3cs Jack: Brand IInk. • ,� -° -
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7121 i"RandolpH" Fire Ext. ser # c� 448201
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� 2000 Bath 15__HaWthorne aike _ a_Ser `
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2065 �� Boya 26° 3eara Frame & rrheel � 3er � 2C
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IInk i Evidenae -prQperty of Quenemo family.
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068 '� BumpeP Jack dc Handle
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068 � 1- 1� Way Lug Wrench
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�ll} � 1-Sleeping Bag
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9l�0 3tarline �vetmight Bag Wh.
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� 018 10" Craftsttian Wrench dc 1-pr. Pliera '
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�53 1-xand Axe '
'# 090 , 2-Screw Drivers
� 081 1-Bumper Jack & Handle
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988 Boys Timea watch k band -Silver .
47260
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996 2-Sterling Silver Rings -Turq.3tones
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2035 1-Valor 22 cal'Pistol dc Blk Holster Ser # 152673
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None; 1 Royal portable Typewriter in case (o2d)
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58 69-223ty;�l-Compsct First Aid Kit
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" ,' CraPteman �" Ratchat
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� ' " --- -�;1-Pr Polaroid Sun Glesaes- i----
bl 1014 2-Red Eye Wigglere (1'i�h lurea)
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�t�1096 ;�B1k Purse with,costume Je�elry-billtold &K�y ohain light
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?107 ;;Tools 3-small aledge-2 crow bars- !} punohs � 1 chiael ��
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None i!1-Polaria Gas can
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� 779 ;,1 Hohner Chordomonics (mouth organ) -
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b6 7i9 1 Challenger Guitar atrap
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e'f 7129 ;"Randolph" Fire Ext 8er �` a lEl�$092
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lt�l ' "Randolp2in " " �er � C 843680
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69' 089 ;i-Grey suitcase' � . .
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Unk �,il Brn Holster (for 22) ' ,
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None '!2 Mod Belts leather
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None i�I-14 trans Americana radio
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Hone �il-Boy Soout KniPe
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None
Y 1-set Allen urencha
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O61 '1-Fishing Rnife (jsak knife)
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;77 �nk '1- 3:25 x 19 Firestone -i�lhheel dc Tire (moborcyc�e} 7l p
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None 1 Automatic Radio �ter8o Tape player Track
None 1- Stenley 100 plus Screwdrivar 8"
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%� lt-N: Tropic - Glo �� Elec. Heater �
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l�iisc, pots & Pans ' �
`Z ' 10 Gas Caps _ � '. - --
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Consulting En ;ir:eera
lbk6 Covnty Roaa "S"
HSnneapoxle, tlicsn:i�ata SS432
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CHAN&8 ORDSR NUlIAF.R ONH .
SANIT[1tiY 38WER, WATBR AND STO�?( SLWSR I1�ROVffi�e7T
PR(1JE?F."T i�U
1�3Y+��Y, MYNFP!l350TA ^ ��
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Peter Law�tti Cmaatructfoa Crnspan.
613 Drake Strwt
SC. Paul, Hinna�ote
Gantle�ens
Yon sn dareby osderod� euthasirsd anel 1uor.zucLed to oadify th� vaeerrmaln
coostruetion sii�a on Stte�t Four �f the pia�s ae follovs:
1. 8sloeaie the 22" CaIeP, uaLe�caiaE bet�eeen stationa Ut�36 to 8+35
ftoa 10' gouth of Interatata 644 po 16' aonth.
2. Dasp�n t� coo�trnction betv�ea thec+� pointe from 7 feet of
cowr w 14 feeto
3. (��n� plpe clsss beiwan theae statiana fros Cla�a 22 ta Clasa 'e4.
Cotipaasation for the abovs ahall be sn r�u�itisraai $2�8Q �esr liaeaA f��ot.
800 L.P. @ S2.80 � $2,240.an
lt�t Coneraet Adjaas;a�ent - eaa Sa�2�o,0�
$ubmitt�d aad approvad this 6tti day of Har9 1959, by Coeetoek 6 L�avies Lnc.
CQHS't0(� 8 DiA � INC.
Bq � �
SeVe Comstock, P.E. - -
Aoe�ptad this �m�day of I�sy. 1969, Dg Patar I.aeetti Goaetructioa Compnny.
Pfi`TER LAMETTI CONSTRUGiION CQMPANY
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Approwid aod aecspt�d thls da� of � 1969, by the Cit� of
Ysidls�.
CYT� OP FRIW.YI
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RESOLUTION
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BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Fridley enter into a meintenance
agreement with the State of Minnesota, Department of Highways, for the following
purpases, to-wit:
To maintain traffic co�trol signals on trunk highway intersection
and on certain municipal street intersections in accordance with
the terms and conditions set forth Bnd contained in this Maintenance
Agreement, a copy of whi�h was hefore the Coun�il.
BE I7 FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Manager be and they
herehy are authorized to execute such agreement, and therehy assume for and on
behalf of the City all of the oontrecival ahligations contained Lh�rein.
CERTIFICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTV OF RNOKR
CITY OF FRIDLEY
I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution is a true and correct
copy of reaolution presented to and adopted by the Council of the City of Fridley
at a duly euthorized meeting thereof held on the day of ,
19 , as ahown by the minutes af seid meeti�g in my possession.
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CISTRICT NO 6
20�5 NO. LILAC DRIVE
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.
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1[r, iiosis Qureshi� City Engiaeer
' City ei 1�ridlq
6431 IInivereity Avenue Northeaat
Fridley� ltinneeata 55421
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T.$. 65 R1th 1(ieaisrippi $t.
►nd with C81H 35 (Yoore 3',alce Dr. )
Signa�l Yaintonaace Agrsement
Deu 1[r. Qnreohi:
Traas�ltted karewith ar� iour oopiea oi a aaintenaaoe agr��nt ietweea
th� Btate of l�nneeota� Departaent of High�ay�� end the City of Pridlty�
osT�ring the �aiatenaace oY traftic contrnl aignals at the abaTe refer-
enoed loc�tion.
Yindly r��iaw the agreemant.ead arran8e to ha�e it preeented to the proper
City Oifioiala for exeoution on bohalY oi the City. 911 oepi�a oi the
agrses�nt a� well aa the attaohed reselutlon� p�eeed by ths City Council�
ahouli bo �ign�d by the appropriato Ciiy OYYiaiala. Atiiz the oorporate
eeal t� all oopie� oY the agreement and resolntimn.
To �zpedite satters� tha o8reement should be re�d to this oiYim� tor
��gnatyre, A Sullq ezeeutad oopy riIl ba returneg to �on Yor your tilss.
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h�eintenance Agreement
Betmeen the State of Minnesota
and the City of Fridley
A G R E E M E N T
THI5 IiGREEMENT made and entered into by end tetween the 5tate of
Minnesata, acting through its Commissioner of Highways, hereinafter referred
to as the "State", and the City of Fridley, hereinafter referred to as the
Municipality, WITNESSETH:
WNEREAS, pursuant to 5ection 161.38, Minneaote Statutes Annotated, the
Municipelity and State mey enter into agreementa conoerning the meintenance of
trunk highways within the Municipality; and
WHERERS, pursuant to Section 39, Aptic2e II, Chapter 500, Lews of 1959,
the Commissioner of Highweys may upon request provide technicel and engineering
advice, assistance and supervision to any county or municipality; a�d
WHEHEA5, the Municipality and the Stete did enter into Cooperative
Agreementa No. C-2662 dated May 24, 1960 end No. 54432 deted March 15, 1965 td
participate in, among other things, the cost, maintenance and ❑peretion of the
traffic control signals on Trunk Highway No.65 et Mississippi Street and at
County State Aid Highway No.35 (W. Moare �ake Drive) and
WHEREAS, said Agreements provide that the Municipality ahall mairttein
end repair ell or a part of the equipment of aforesaid treffic control eignels
at ita omn sale cost and expense; and
WHE►�A5, the State hee equipment, parte and qualified peraonnel to
meintai� eaid traffic co�trol signals end the Municipality doee not; and
I�NiEf�AS, it is considered mutually desireble that the Stete ahall
meintain aeid traffic control signale eccording to the terms and conditions
horainafter aet forth.
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NOW, THEREF�RE, IT IS AGREED aS FOLLOIJS:
1. The State shall proviGe the labor, material and equipment t❑
perform the maintenance work as5igned to the Municipality hy said Cooperative
pgreements, except that the Municipality,may at its option, relamp, clean and
paint.
2. The Municipality ehal: he billed quarterly Cy the State and
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shall, when billed by the State, prom�itly pay the State for tne cost of labor,
material and equipment necessary fcr maintaining and repairing said traffic
control signals, Pursuant to Sectior. 15i.;=, Minnesota Statutes Annotated, said
hillings shall include that partion of the premium for Workmen�s Compensation
Insurance directly attributable to the work performed by the Stete far the
Municipality.
3. Any and all persons engaged in the aforesaid maintenance work to
he performed hy the State shall not he considered employees of the Municip2lity
and eny and all �laims that may ar might arise under the Wnrkmen's Compensation
Act of this State on behalf of said employees while so engaged, and any and all
cleima made by any third party as a consequence of any act ❑r omission an the
part of said employees while so engaSed on any of the wolk cantemplated herein
shall not be the obligation and responsibility of the Muniaipality.
4. The Municipality may by proper resolution request the State to
maintain additional traffic signals in accordan�e with the terms and condi�ions
of thie agreement at trurik highwey intersectiona or at Municipal atreet inter-
seationa that are �n integral part of a trunk highway signal system. Copies
of the Municipality's resolution and the State's acceptance letter by the TraPfic
Engineer and District Engineer shall be on file with the copies of this agrsement.
5. In the event that a signalized intersection whioh is a part of
this contract is vacated as a trunk highway or ie disconneoted from a trunk
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highwey signal system, such intersectian shall on the date of vacation or dis-
connection be excluded from this agreement.
6. Signalized intersections ccvered by this agreement which are an
integral part ❑f a trunk highway signal system may 6e ex�luded by mutual �onsent
of both parties and al2 other intersections may be exc?uded by not less than
thirty (30) days written notice given hy either party to the other.
7. If the Municipality fails to fulfill any monetary obligation cre-
ated by this Rgreement, the Commissinner of Highways may withhold payment ❑f
state-aid money to the Municipality to the extent proviaed Ly Subdivision 6 of
5ection 161.38, Minnesota Statutes Annotated.
8, This Rgreement shall cantinue in force for a term of one year,
commencing on , 19 Upon the expiration of
such term, this Rgreement shall continue in force from year to year provided
that in no event sha11 thfs Agreement ee extended beyond the period for which
the Stete may legally bind iteelF.
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IN TESTIMOIVY WHEREOF, the parties have duly executed this Agreeme�t
by their duly euthorized oPficers and cauaed thair reepective aeale Lo 6e here-
unto aftixed.
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F�CO�IMENDED FOR APPROUAL:
ra c ng nser, epar ent o H g mays
e r c ng naer, epar en o H g ays
NPPRONEO:
Aee eta�t rectar o Operat ans
Depertment ot Miqhweys
qPPROVED AS TO FOF�1 AND EXECUTION:
CITY OF FRIDLEY
By
ayor
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City Manager
Dated•
SiATE OF MINNESOTA
By
amm ss oner of H ghweys
Deted•
AAPROUED:
DEPqRiNENT OF ADMINISTRATION:
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DaLed:
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RESOLUTION N0. �
RESOLUTION ORDERING ZMPROVII�NT AND FINAL PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF:
WATER & SANITARY SEWER PROJECT #93
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�EAS, Resolution No. 53-�969 adopted the 7th day of April, 1969
by the City Council, set the date for hearing on the proposed i.mprovements, as apeci-
fically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A",
and
WHEREAS, all of the property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
vith the making of these improvements (as noted in sald Notice} were given ten (10)
days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) weekly
publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners
heard ihereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
NO'W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
County, Micmesota, as follows:
1. That the £ollowing impre�zmeita proposed by Council Resolution No. 53-�969
are hereby ordered co be efSected and completed as soon as possible
to-wit:
Water mains, sanitary sewer, laterals and service connections and other
facilities to serve the streets in the area bounded by;
�79th Avenue extended on the North, Osborne Road on the South, University
, Avenue on the East and the Railroad tracka on the West side basically
including the streets, Osborne Road, 78th Avenue, 79th Avenue, Gumwood
' Street, Hickory Street, Main Street, stxeets between Main & University
Avenue, and the West Service Drive of IIniversity on the proposed plat
o£ East Ranch Eatates.
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That work to be performed under this project may be performed under one
or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids.
3. That the Comatock & Davis, Inc., Conaulting Engineera, 1446 County Rd. J,
' Minneapolia are here`y designated as the Engineera for thia improve-
meat. They ahall prepare final plana and specifications for the making
of auch improvement.
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ADOPTED BY THE COUIVCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
CITSf CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkhem
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►�ESOLUTION AECEIVING THE PRBI.IlRNARY BSPQRT AND CALLING A POBLIC
� OH ?HE itATTEIt OF THE CQNSTBUCTION L1F C�tTAIN I1�AONEI�ffi�S
STREEP IMPROVII�73' PROJECT ST. 1969-3 �ENDUM #�
WHffitEAS, the conetsuction of certaia impravemente ia dae�d to be ia
t6s taterest of the City of Fridley aad the propesty ovners affacted there-
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EL IT RSSOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Frid2ay, aa fol-
loa�:
, 1, tfist the prelimiaary report submitted by Nasim M. Qureshi, City
F�gineer. Cit,v of Fridlev it hsssby received and accepLed.
� 2. lhat this Council will meet on the 9th �y of June
1%8 at 8:00 o'clock P.K, at the CSty 9all fn the Ciey of Fridley
!os tha purpoae of holding a Puhlic Hsu3�g on the impravemeat noted
ta tke Notica attacfted 6ereto and mad�-a pari thereof by rafazence,
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3. �at thn area proposed to be assesoed for iaid imprwameata and each
of thm aa noted in said notice are all the laads and areas a� noted
ia said aotice: All of the eame to be paeseed propostioa�ttelp
aecosdiag to the benefits received.
4. That the City i�fanag�r is authosised aad disacted to give notice of
�uch Public Iiearing by publishing a notice thereof in tha official
aevspaper of tha City of P�idlry according to lav, �uch notice to ba
�ubseaatially in the fozm and eubstance of tha aotice ateached heze-
W a� �chibit "A".
�DDYTED BY TE� CIT1[ COUNCIL OF T� CITY Oi FSIDQ,LY THIS /�^
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CITY OL�iC - Marvia C. Enia�ell
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�'�';GS OF HEARING ON Il�ROVEMENTS
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1[innesota, has deemed it neeessary and expedient tha[ the improvements
' hesefnafter deacribed be made.
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�p(t, xlISREFQgE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TBI►T on ti►e th da) of
3y�,� 1q69 , st B:QO o'clock P.M., the City Council vill meet at the
City Ball in �aid City, and will at aaid time, and plaee, heaz a11
yasties interested in aaid improvements in whole os in pazt.
Ihs seaera2 aature of the improvementa is ths eonstxuetion (in the
land� aad stteats noted belw) of the follovis� Laprovements, to-vit:
C�STRIiCTION ITEM ,
Streat improvemente includiA,v grading, stabilised baae, hot-miz
Dltuminoua mat, concrete curb and gutter, wter, eanitary seusr
linea and eervices, incidental drainage and other tacilitiea
loaated aa fullowa: F
Stiincon Blvd.: 1,000 feet south of Gardena Avenue to Eice Creek &d.
. 'jth 9treet:. From rj4th to Interstate 69Q outerdrive.
�� Streeta itt Adama Street Addition:
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Jetferaon Street: SZth Avenue to �th Avenue � '. `
Street on South aida of plat: 7th Street to Jefferson.
SS�i!lATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �
SBAT TIIE AAEA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID II�ROVEMENT
Ii AS TOiLLOWS : .
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�11 of the lmd abutting upon said streeta named abwe and all Landa vithin,
fdjuent aad abutting thereto. •
�ll of eaid land to be asseeaed proportionately aceording to the benefita
�ecaived by suoh improvements. :
lhat the CounciI proposea Lo proceed with each of said imprwements ae
��parate Smprwanente, except as hereafter othenriae prwided by Council
>a1i uader the following authority, to-wit; Mitmeaota Lawa 1933, Chapter 398
and lav ameadatory thereof, and in confoxmity vith the Chartar,
L►TED TkiIS DAY OF . 196 OADER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
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CIlf CLERX - Masvin C. 8run�ell ,
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RESOLUTION NO
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1969
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE COUNTY TO NITHHOLD
LOT 28, BLOCK A, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS ADDITION
FROM PUBLIC SALE
WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best interest
of the City of Fridley, that Lot 28, Blonk A,
Riverview Heights Addition, be withheld from public
sale.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the
Coun�ty of Anoka is hereby requested to withhold
from sale Lot 28, Block A, Riverview Heights
Addition, so that this lot may be purchased by
the City of Fridley for street purposes.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THZS � DAY OF
, 1969.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
CZTY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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ANOKA C011NTV AUDITOII
May 6, 1969
"Aalin Gmwing Corsey in Mixx�fott6'
COUNTY OF ANOKA
ANOKA. MINNpOTA �NO�
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Mr, Marvin C. Brusiaell
Finance Director, City Hall
6431 Univereity Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Bruneell;
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We 6ave your letter of May 2, 1969 and have made the necessary
notation in the transfer book to aithhold Lot 28, Block A,
River View Heighta Addition from the next tax sale.
This lot was forfeited in September, 1968, and the next ateps
are to hap� Co�nisaioner Petereon appralse the lot and then
have the City of Fridle�� makP annlication to the Countv Aoard
to purchase the lot. This can be done anytime and then ve can
obtain the State tax deed.
i am aeadiag a copy of cnie Le[ter to Comnisaioner Peterson
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Kennet W. Campbell
Anoka County Audltor
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I�MO T0: City Manager and City Council
FRAM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Transfer of Funds From the Utility Fund
to Special Assessment Funds in Lieu of
a Tax Levy
The attached resolution would authorize the transfer
of money from the Utility iluid to variona Special
Assesament Funda in lieu of making a tax levy.
For the most part, these tax levies have already been
set up and authorized by the City Council and would
therefore be canceled.
This is the same type of resolution that has been
passed each year for the past several years by the
City Council.
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PROPOSAL
F(/R MEETING DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS FOR IMPROVEMENT �RiDS FOR TF� YEAR 1969-70
FUND REQUIRENENTS AVAILABLE TO BE TAX LEVY
FROM SERVICE TRANSF£RRED
CONNECTIONS FROM PUBLIC
IN 1969 VfILITY FVND
Fi - 75
Bonds of 1960
Bonds of 1963
Bonds of 1967
Refunding Bonds
$ 50,361.00
7,412.00
23,017.00
2,003.00
79,615.00
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25,526.00
$ 50,361.00
7.412.00
23,017.00
2,003.00
54,089.00
$ 162,408.00 $ 25,526.00 $136,862.00
Not scheduled if
transfer is made
from Public
Utility Ftimd.
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rA RESOLVfION MAKING A TRANSFER FRiDN THE PUBLIC [JTILITY FUND TO W-75
WATERKORKS II�AOVEI�NT BOND FfJND� ZMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1960 F[RiD, �
, TMPROVEMEl1T BONDS OF 1963 FIJND, Il�ROVEI�NT BONDS OF 1967 FIJND. AN ✓
REFIAiDING BOND FIJND 1 y(,r
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NHEREAS, tax levies, or transfers into Bond Funds are necessary to
, provide the required amount of money in certain Improvement Bond Funds, �
NOfl, TE�REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Couacil of the City o yi I
' Fridley, meeting at a regular aession on the , day of , 1969, �� �
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1. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating ilu�d to
the Naterworks Improvement Bond i�nd W-75 in the amount of
$50,361.00 be authorized for the puxpose of eliminating:the
tax levy for the year 1969, collectible in the year 1970.
2. That a tranafer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to
the Improvement Bonds of 1960 Fund in the amount oP
$7,412.00 be authorized for the p�pose of eliminating the
tax levy for the;year of 1969, collectible in the year 1970.
3. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to
the Smprovement Bonds of 1963 Fund in the amount of 523,017.00
be authorized for tne p�rpose of eliminating the tax levy
ior the year 1969, collect3Dle in the year 14'Z0.
4. That a tranafer from the Public Utility Operating F1u�d to Bonds
of 1967 in the amount of S2,003.00 be authorized for the
puxpose of eliminating the tax levy for the year 1969, collectible
in the year 1970.
5. That a Yransfer from the Puhiic Uti2ity Operating Fund to the
Refunding Bond Fund in the amount oF $54,089.00 for the purpose
of reducing the tax levy fror the year 1969, collectible in
the year 1970 be authorized.
6. That the transfer of the 1969 collections from the Service
Connections to the Refunding Bond Fund for tAe purpose of
reducing the tax levy for the year 1969 is authorized.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CZTY 0£ FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF
ATTEST:
Y CLEtiK Mai•vin C . �unsell
, 1969.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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1969
A RESOLtlfION CERTIFYING CHARGES TO THE CWNTY AUDITOR TO BE
LEVIED AGAINST CERTAIN PROPERTIES FOR COLLECTION WITH THE
TA3�S PAYABLE IN 1970
WHEREAS, a nuisance condition has been found to exist
on Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 15, Fridley Park Addition,
WHEREAS, the owner of such property was given notice
to abate such nuisance, and
FIHEREAS, the or+ner of such property did not aDate such
auisance and the City of Fridley, under authority of Section
145.23 Minnesota State Statute of 1953 did therefore abate the
nuisance at a total cost of $300.00.
NOii, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to certify to the County Auditor
for collection with the taxes payable in 1970, the charges as
liated below:
Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 15, f�idley Park Addition
Wt+ecked Building $300.00
TOTAL 5300.00
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TE� CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF __���� 1969.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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April 3, 1969
Mr. Nasim Qu�eshi
City Engineer
Fridley City Hall
b431 Univcrsity Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minneaota 55421
Re:- 20-64th Way
Dear Mr. 0ureahi:
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ANOKA.MINN690TA 33]00
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Thia letter is to adviae you that 1 have received verbal permission from
Mr. Harvey Peterson, Anoka County Commissioner, a�d Mr. Robert W.
Johnson, Anoka County Attorney, authorizing the City of Fridley to
re�aove the abandoned structure on the above property, Nhich property
is tax forfeit and in the name of Anoka County.
(t is my understanding that when the work is compieted, that the cost
' xill be certified to the County and added to the delinquent taxes or
special assesaments.
' I am sending a copy of this letter to Mr. Peterson and Mr. Johnson.
If the above atatement does not meet with their approval, I am asking
that they call me upon receip# of this letter. If you have not heard
' further from me by April 8, 19b9, Pleaae proceed with the removal of the
building.
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN� DIRECi'IMG TkE SALITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMEN7S ON
' LOTS g3 aND 54, BLOCK G, RIVER VIEW HEIGHTS AD�ITION AND COMBINING THE SOUTH
5 FEET OF LOTS 53 AN� 54, BLOCK G, WITH LOTS 14 THROUGH 18, BLOCK G, RIVER VIEW
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NOtJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcei, to-wit:
Lots 53 and 54, 81ock G, and Lots 14 through 18, Block G, River View Heigh#s
Addition, may and shall be apportioned and divided and combined as foltows:
Original Parcels Fund Origina] Amount
Lot 53, Block G, Parcei 1725,
River View Heights Addition
Lot 54, Block G, Parcel 1730,
River View Heights Addition
Lot 14, Block G, Parcet 1535,
River View Heights Addition
Lots 15 & 16, Btock G, Parcel
1540, River View Heights
Addition
Lat 17, Btock G, Parcet 1545,
River View Heights Addition
Lot 18, B1ock G, Parcel 1550,
River View Heights Addition
S4/ �13 (:JaYer Main)
Regular S. & Yi. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water & Sewer, Later-
ais & 1/4 Service)
ST. 1966-1 Street
SW #13 (Water Main)
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water � Sewer Later-
als & 1/4 Service)
ST, 1966-1 Street
SY! #13 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main)
SW i{21 (Water � Sewer Later-
a1s b 1/5 Service)
ST. 1966-1 Street
SW #13 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water � Sewer Later-
als � 2/5 Service)
ST. 1966-t Street
SW #13 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (�dater & Sewer Later-
als � 1/5 Service)
ST. 1966-1 Street
SW #13 (WaYer Main)
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water & Sewer Later-
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ST. 1966-1 Street
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on Lots 53 and 54, Block G, River View Heights Addition, and Cambining the
South 5 Feet of Lots 53 and 54, Block G� with Lots 14 through 18, Block G,
River View Heights Addition
Division of Parcel Approved
Lots 14-18 and South 5 Feet
of Lots 53 and 54, Btock G,
River View Neights Addition
Parcel 1537
Lots 53 and 54, Eiccept
South 5 Feet, 81ock G,
Parcet 1722, River View
Hefghts Addition
Fund
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water & Sewer Later-
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Sewer Service)
ST. 1966-1 Street
S4J #13 (Water Main)
Originat Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
$ 3.88
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main) $
SW #13 {Water Main)
SW #21 (Water S Sewer Later-
als and 1/2 Water & 1/2
Sewer Service)
ST. 1966-i Street
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNC3L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF
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RESOLUTION N0. ��- T969
' A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRPCTfNG THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
L07S 5-7, 9lOCK 3, AND LOTS 6-9, NORTM 40 FEET OF L0T 14, ANO LOTS 15-17,
BLOCK 4� PARCEL 600, BENNETT-PALMER ADDITION
� WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided.
, NOW, THEREFORE� BE IT RESOLUED as foltows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wite
' Lots 5-7, Block 3, and Lots 6-9, North 40 feet of Lot 14, and �ots 15-17,
Block 4, Parcet 600, Bennett-Palmer Addition, may and shalt be apportioned and
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Bennett-Patmer Addition SW #48-C (Sewer Lateral F
3 Services)
SW #48-C (Water laterat &
13 Services)
ST. 1965-3
SS #5-A (Storm Sewer)
ST. 1959
Division of Parcet Approved
Lots 5-7, Block 3, and Lots
6-9, Block 4, Parcei 600,
8en�ett-Palmer Addition
North 40 feet of Lot 14 and
South 24 feet of Lot 15,
Block 4, Parcel 950, Bennett-
Palmer Addition
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Regular S.A. (Water & Sewer
Mains and Partiat Storm
Sewer)
SW #48-C (Sewer Lateral &
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SW #48-C (Water Lateral &
6 Services)
ST. 1965-3
SS #5-A (Storm Sewer)
ST. 1959.
Regular S.A. (4Jater & Sewer
Mains and Partial Storm
Sewer}
SW #48-C (Water Lateral and
1� Services)
ST. 1965-3
SS #5-�1 (Storm Sewer)
Original Ar,iount
$ 7i7.84
1,233.71
3,657.44
553.66
2,047.99
Paid
8,210.
Original Amount
$ 4$1.21
1,233.71
2,251.9z
340.28
1,262.09
Paid
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Norih 26 feet of Lot J5, tot 16, Regular S.A. (Water � Sewer
and Lot 17, Block 4, Parcel 970, Mains and Partial Storm
Bennett-Palmer Addition Sewer)
SW #48-C (Nater Laterat &
2Lg Services)
Original Amount
$ 188.31
965.66
ST. 1965-3 153.22
SS #5-A (Storm Sewer) 565.31
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ADOPTEO BY THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � OAY OF
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RFSOLUTION N0. �_
A RESOLUTION APPROVIN; EIGHT YEAR STORM SF,'WEft IN]PROVII'�EIIT
PROGRAM FOR TI3E CITY UF FRIDLEY
WHF�tEAS, Reeolution No. 15-1969 adopted by the Fridley City Council on
the 20th day of Janua.rp, 1969 apgroved a ten year atreet improvement program
for the City.
WIIEEiEAS, for the proper improvement of streets, the drainage and un3er-
ground facilities ahould be completed before the permanent pavement ia installed.
WHEfftEAS, advanced planning and scheduling of improvements will provide;
1. A plan for the improvement of the etorm aewer and drainage facilities
that will precede the proposed street improvement.
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property owner� advanced information concerning these improvements.
A plan which will minimize engineering costs by advanced planning and
echeduling of work each year.
4. A plan which wi11 mir.imize improvement costs to the property owners
by advanced scheduling of work and letting the contract in the slow
construction time of the year.
WfiEREAS, thia program might have to be readjuated depending upon the
property owners wanting the improvement ir. certain areas to be done earlier or
eome other problems which might neceseitate Council ordering the facilitiea
earlier than the auggeeted achedule.
NOW BE IT RESOLYED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as follows:
1. That an eight year storm sewer improvement program as aubmitted by the
City Engineer, Naeim M. Qureehi, is hereby approved and attached hereto
and made a part thereo£ reference as Exhibit "A" and "B".
2. That the City Council will hold the required legal improvement public
hearing a year before the proposed echeduled year for the etorm sewer
improvementa as indicated on Exhibit "A".
' ADOPTID BY T CITY COIINCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS /�
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IGHT YEAR STORM SEWER PROGRAM
Schedule for Improvements: (Also see attached Exhibit "B")
The improvements would include the installation of storm
sewer, drainage facilities in the area above along with improve-
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STREETS
SCHEDlJLED
N0. YEAR
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GENERAI. AREA
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YEAR
(1970 Ostman's Addition, storm aewer
(1970 Lakeside Road, storm sewer
1971 Onaway Addition, atorm sewer
1972 Gardena Avenue, stoxm aever
1973 Miasissippi Streat
and Rice Creek Tarzsce, storm aever
Kenneston Park, stoim eewer
1977 Chanael Road, etorm sewer
1977 Rice Creek, storm aewer
Northwest Section, storm sewer
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APPOINTt�NT FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - MAY 5, 1969
BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL COl1MITTEE
Resistned Me,mber Term Expires
Carrol K. Hauge 1-15-70
645 - 67th Aveaue
Fridley, Minneaota
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MAY 19, 1969
NAM1: POSITION
CLYDE V. 1�PDRAVETZ ENGINEERING AIDE
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$61o/m
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ALLYN GLENDE
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General: #16032 through fi18134
Liquor: #3318 through #3380
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Bureau of Fire Prevention
6431 University Avenue N. E., Fridley �
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55421
Mano To: Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager #69-5-Z �
From , Robert D. Aldrich, Chief, Bureau of Fire Prevention
Subject: Service Station License - Clifford Thoe
7250 CentTal Ave. N. E.
Date . May 12, 1969
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Bus. Phone 560-3450
I have made an inspection of this application for a service station
license. it is noted on the appiication that this application is for
�968-69.
It is my recomnendation that we approve the deiinquent license but
I suggest that for the coming year, the applicant be 9ranted a
provisional license for 60 days with the provision that he clean
this corner up, both inside and outside the station.
RDA:et
T0: CITY COUNCIL
FROi�f: CITY MANA�ER
DATB: MAY 14, 1969
A report will he rendered to the Council in writing
from the Public Health Sanitarian also.
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YOU Can Help
P,��cl/SJ s�/ S
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HOMER R, ANKRUM
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SERVICE STATION
CliYf�s Service
7250 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley� Minnesobs
VENDING MACHINE
Unity Hopsital
$50 Osborne Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Favres Sour
8255-�t River R.
Fridley� Minnesota
xroger Co.
5251 Cen'tra3
Fridley� Minaesota
Chuck�s 3u1£
7315 xuy #65
Fridle y� Minnesota
TOOD ESTABLISHN�NT
ahnck�a Gulf
i�3�t �th Street N. �.
Fridley� Minnesota
CIGARETTE
Chuck's GulY
7315 Hwy �65
Fridley� Minnesota.
Food Bonansa
250 oe��e aoaa
Fridley� Minneaota
GA$BACE PICKUP
J & Yl Pick up
763;1. Iake Drive
Circle Pinea, Minneaota
ON/OFF
Sandeea Cafe
61190 Central Ave. N.F.
Fridley� Minnesota
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Clifford J, lhoe
Donald J. Leivermann
�ennis Favre
Haskel Fiehman
Charles D, Jordan
Charles D. Jordan
Charles D. Jordan
Culver Davia Jr.
Leo. n. B�uder
Wm. F. Weiss
APPROVE➢ HY
Sea Memo
Health Inapector
Heslth Inepector
Health Inspector
ttealth Ir�spector
Health Inspector
Health Inapector
�ealth Inaoector
Chief of Police
He.lth Inspector
Chief of Poliae
Health Inspxtor
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May 19, 1969
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PD SY �FjE QI,TY COIINCIL_ FOR THE. . . . . . , .
30, 1970
Porthern Asphalt Cone[ruction Inc.
1631 66[h Avenue P. E.
Fridley, Minnesota By; Gerhard Laraon
HEATING
Belden Porter Co.
315 Royalston Ave.
L,t�J
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Elmer W. Carleon NEW
Formoet Services Inc.
8127 Pillabury Ave. S.
Bloomington, Minnesota By: DeWayne L. Mullin NEW
Stu Rothgeber Plbg. & Atg. Inc.
5200 Greeafield Ave.
Pew Brighton, Minneaota By: Stu Rothgeber
GBPliRAL CONTRACTOR
Ching Johneon Bldere.
3507 Weat SOth Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Ching Johnsan
Cuatom Blacktop Conatruction
7651 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota By; Gary Petersen
Dailey Aamea, Inc.
8510 Central Ave. A. E,
Minneapolie, Minnesota By; Hugh Thoreon
Charlee B. Johanaon
580 69th Ave. A. E.
RENEWAL
NEW
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REAEWAL
Fridleq, Minnesota By: Charlea Johanson RENEWAL
Milton Johnson Roofing 6 Siding
2513 Central Ave. P, B,
Minneapolie, Minneeota By; Milton L. Johnson REAEWAL
Loeffel Engstrand Co.
612 llth Ave. South
Hopkine, Miunesota By; jloger Cofiman
McCall 6 Co.
5435 Lyndale Ave. S.
PEW
Minnnapolie, Minneaota By; Dsvid A. IdcCall RERBW�I,
Robert Sappa Bldg. � Remodeling
5233 4th St. P. E.
Colu�bia Heighta, MSnneaota �y; ���r� ,�, ��p�e �rW
APPROVED BY
Bldg. Inap.
Htg. Inep.
Htg. Inep.
Htg. Inap,
Bldg. Inep
Bldg. Inap
Bldg. Inep
B1dg. Iaep
Bldg. Insp..
Bldg. Inap
Bldg. Inep,
Bldg. Inep,
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LIST OF COAfRACTOR'S Psge 2
SIGA ERECfION
Pational Advertising Co.
6850 South Harlem Ave.
Argo, Illinoie By: D. W. Torgerson RENEWAI. Bldg. Inep.
Pordquist Sign Co.
3t2 West Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minneaota
By: N. A, Aordquist, Jr. RENEWAL Bldg. Inap
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1446 Couaty Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
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and reaident supervision for the staking out of the con-
struciion work for Street Improvement Project ��1969-1
from January 27, 1969 through May 3, 1969.
Estimate No. 1(Partial) for the furnishing of reaident
inspection and resident aupervision for the staking out
of the construction work for Sanitary Sewer, Water and
Storm Sewer Improvement Project #90 from April 5, 1969
through May 3, 1969
Estimate No. 2(Partial) for the furnishing of resident
inspection and resident supervision for the ataking out
of the construction work for Water zmprovement Project
#92 from March 31, 1969 through May 3, 1969.
Eatimate No. 3(Partial) for the furnishing of resident
inspection and resident supervision for the staking out
of the construction work for Storm Sewer Improvement
Project �k89 from March 31, 1969 through May 3, 1969
Estimate No. 4(Partial) for the furnishing of resident
inspection and resident supervision for the ataking out
of the construction work for Test Well Construction -
Water Improvement Project Number 75-H from March 3I, 1969
through May 3, 1969.
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
Estimate dated May 15, 1969 for services rendered
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$ 627.24
$ 1,303.32
$ 1,123.52
S 8.84
$ 195.62
$ 2,787.60
OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CO2�ERN:
Notice ie hereby given that there will be a Public
Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City
Hall at 6431 Univeraity Avenue N.E, on June 9, 1969 in the
Council Chamber at 8:00 o'clock P.M, for the consideration of
the following matter:
Vacation (SAV #67-04) for Harold W. Harris
of the twa alleys in Block 8, Onaway,
located in the Southeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of Section 3, T-30, R-24,
City of Fridley, County of Annka, State of
Minnesota.
City of Fridley to retain drainage and utility
easements.
(Generally located between 77th Way and 78th Avenue
and between Elm Street and Main Street)
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above
matter will be heard at thia meeting,
JACK 0. KIRK}IAP1
MAYOR
Publish: May 28, 1969
Juna 4, 1969
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liay 5, 1969
Th� Hononbla Jack Slrkham
E431 IIniwrsity Avecme N.E.
lh�idl�y, )finrusots $5421
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OR. JOHN K. HANSEN
SUPERINTEN�ENT
JAMfS H. HEDREN
OIR[CTOR
BU81NEiB AFi�IRS
JAMES G. PAPPA$
DIRECTOR
ELEMENT�RT EUUCATION
Thie l�tter le to thtnk pou and the city council for the
mu� years o! cooperation betxeen your varioua drpartmente and
the �anlor high school. The etudenta axyd faculty have beneiited
gr�atly froa the sKvicee of sany of your �mployeee ud xith to
express tl�ir thanke to the city.
3pecifieally, I xonld liks to call to your attention the
outstaxdin6 eervice oY your Chiei oi Fire Prsvention, Mr. Robert
Aldrich. During the paat five yeare he has put on yearly denon-
atratipne on mouth-to-mouth resuscitation for a�arietp of
exinnning claee�e. He hae apent conniderabls time inetructing
our health elueee in fire aafety, firet aid and lite-eaving
techniqaq. P1u�ther, hq hae x.orksd verp cloeely xith the adminis-
trqtion on fir� drili and tornado emergency prxsduree. Hie
unseliish 6lving of hie tiae ia greatly appreciated, and hope-
llilly� he xill be able to continue his outstanding �ervice to
the sohool �rt�m.
A`afn, our thanke to ynu and ttu couneil tor your cooperation.
Sincerely,
. �t�;�
�araon
Prinoipal
FYidlsy Junior High 3chool
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1►RQ4: 1tta�se S. MatzeA
R8� Plattiag or Lot 5� Aui. 3ab. 148
I� Chai:�atn aad Crnmci]. Me�rbsrs:
Mq7 15, 1969
Ifr. 2hmaa E. Marxea Lereby requests that his na�e be placsd m the agenda
fox' th� City Crnmcil �saetiag to be Leld Hamd�qs ik+Y 19a 1969.
At that f,ime Hr. Mar�oen would liYe to ask that th� couacil �ant him az►
eztension as time for platting his land.
Ilr. Marse� feeL that dn�e to the pending issne af rescmiag s portian af
hls property� it xonld be advetttageons to postpaue platting uatil the final
oatcaes of the resaning isaoe is ln►own.
Zantr ttooparatica Nill be greatly appreciated.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF MIGHWAYS
CISIRICT NO 5
2056 NO. LILAC ORIVE �
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Mqy 13� 1969
ldr. Nasim Qureahi
City Tsngineer
City ot Fridley
6431 Univeraity Avenue N.E.
Fridley� Minneeota 55421
In reply rePer to: 315
T.H. 47 at 69th Ave. N.E.
Coop. Conetr. Agreement No. 56088
Dear ffir. Qureahis
It rronld eeem desirable that along with the eubject work oonduit sad hsnd-
holee be in�talled Yor poasible future eignatisation.
Attaohed to thia letter is a plen le,yout showing location and eatimaLod
quantitiee.
We are proposing thet thie work be added by eupplaaental agreement to the
eubject aontract. Aa estimate oi the work fx+om the oontractor would be
re�uired Yox addition by aupplem�nt to the esieting cooperatiTe agnement.
In ecoordaaoe dth original participation deterffiaante� the 9tate will
aa�ume coats for ths aorth and south croseinga ot T.H. 47 at 69'� A�enue
lfortheast eud hsndhalea nunber 2 end 5.
The remaining nonduit croesing (64th Avenue Northeast wsst oi 't.H. 47�
, along with the res4ining handholee (No. 1� 3� 4� & 6� ehould be pleoed by
supplemental agrse�ent to the holder oY the irnntege road oontreat. 2ha
9tate will bear no ooat for this work.
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Office of the Building Inapector
TOPIC: I+�NTffi,X REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGF�i
APRIL. 1969
TYPE OF CONSTRIICTION
Reeidential
Reeidential Garagea
Alteratione de Additions
Multiple Dwellinge
Commercial
Induetrial
Municipal
Churchee d� Schoola
Hoepitale
Signe
Moving & Wrecking
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Reeidentisl Garagee
Alterationa dc Additione
Multiple Dwellings
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Hoapltele
3igna
Moving dc Wrecicing
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FSTIMATID VALIIATIONS OF SOI7,DING PF�SITS I53IIPD
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39,o5a 74,611 j15.o20 9e,�75
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APrtrL, 1969
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BLACKTOPPING
�CCAVATING
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HOIISE MOPING
M9SONRY
OIL HEATING
PLASTff2ING
ROOFING
SIGNS
WELL DRILLING
NIINIDER OF LICENSFS CIIRRF�TLY IN F,�'FECT
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LICENSE F'N�S COLLECTED TO DATE
N[1MBER EEFS COLLPsCTID
9 t 735
22 330
40 600
ii7 2,925
55 825
2 30
28 420
6 90
7 105
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P�MIT F'FN�
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PERMIT NQMBERS TYPE APRIL APRIL TO DATE TO DOTE
#io,i62—#�0,20� BIIILDING t 707 t9,�37 t7,418 t12,�22
#7662—#77�3
#4436-#447a
#4877—#4912
ELECTRICAL 3,']04
HEATING 629
PLIINIDING 1,102
63g 7,516
2,204 3�56e
779 3,555
2,943
io,436
i,465
SIGNS 1 1
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, - CONSO�IDATED MONTHLY REPORT ---
� ' - POLICE DEPARTME�NT � ��� � � �
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' ci�r oc I''Pidley ' �n�.en oe ApT�iZ . is 69
. � � � � TABIE 1.--DISTRIBU710N OF PERSONNEL �
,� , � . . � Averoge Daily Percent Doily Average Daily
Numerical 5lrength A6sance Absence Temporary Dafails Average EFfecfive Strength
� � End of amemonth r.memonit emonth . memont - Smne month
- this month tast yeor Thismonl last yeor Thtsrtanlh last yevr his mont last year ThismonthLasimanih last yeor
' � Totalpersannel. 27 22 7•54 6.92 � .66� .16 i�.46 i4.�2 15.08�
' ChleFs o(flce . .
Recozds Wreau .
, Uni(oemed focce .
Detective burwu
' TraEflc buiew . .
' Flrst rellet . . . .
1 Secvnd vellef . .
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1. PreseN lor duty end o[ last month . . . . . . . . . . 2�_ . ' . . , Same month
0 This monlh lasl ye¢r
' 2. RecruSted during mmth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .� � _ q q
. . 3. Relnstated during mon[h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... O L Totat number of yatroLnen . . . . . . . , . G� G2
.' '� � Total to accrount for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �J�� 2. Less pennonent asslqnmenCS (publtc
o(Flces, clertcal, chauffeurs, etc.) . .
9. SepamHons tmm the servi�: - 3. Less detatls to spec(al squads or bu-
� reaus (tm(flc. vtce, pork, ete.J . . . . .
, �. (a) VoluntacY �slqnatlon . . . . . .
� 4. Average dvlly absences of Patmlmen
(b) Retlrement on penslm . asaiqned to patmt duly owlnq to:
� (a) Varation, suspensbn, rest 6��] 6� b�
� . (e) Reslgned wlth chvrges pendlnq dvys, e/c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �
, � (dI �'oPPed dutln9 P��Hm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • G� • ZO
(E) Stck and tn)uced . .
. (e) Dlsmissed [o[ cause . . , . ,
(li Killed in Ifne of duYy .. . . . . (c) Tempomry detalls ... , . . .. . . •h6 •1�
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, � . • OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POUCE � � CHANGE
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�' �, CLASSIFICAT�ON OF OFFENSES � � � VS. SAME MONiN �. : � YS. SAHE PERI�U .
(ttRT 1 C433E3T R$PORTED OR ACTWL ACTUAL TNIS L�ST YEAR LAST YEAR
� KNOWN UNFOUN6ED OFFENSFS YE1R TODATE
� TXISMONTN TNISMOHTN pUMBBR PERCENT � NUMBER PERCENT
' la. NURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT. � ". � . �
MANSLAUGH7ER
' 2. � F�RC�BtE RAPE TOTAL �2 � 2 2
�. �RAPF 8Y FORCE .
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS
�' 3. ROBBERY TOTAL � 2 2 8 .
e. ARMCD • AN7 WfAPON
b. STRONGARM • NO WEAPON 1 1� �
, 1, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL �- �- � �1
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e• OTXER DANGEROUS WEAPON
� d. NANDS, FIST, ETC. • IGGRAVATED �
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►. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE
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6. LARCENY • THEFT (ez<ep� auto t6ef�) .Z j� •�5 •�•L
o. S50 AND OVER IN VAW E �
' � 7. AUTO THEFT 8 � 2 6 1S �
. CRIME INDEX TOTAL � �
, 1L. MANSLAUGH7ER 6Y NEGLIGENCE
M. OTFIER ASSAULTS- NOT AGGRA�ATED O ZO 2
bb. LARCFNY liNOER 550 IN VA�UE Q
:, PART 1 TOTAL �.1.6 3 I.�.3 3/$� 3
TOTAL PART II INCIUENTS ... ............9. .. . . . . Y. .....
TOTALMISCELLANEOUSNONCRIMINAlGLL5�:1.�p} ........................... �,•06...,,
' TOTAL GLLS FOR POLICE SERVICE .. .... �37? .... .... . . � ........ ..... �Flll .... � � .
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�. (A) NUMBER.S70LEN LOCALLY �ND RECOVERED LOCALLY ....................._......................... � ..
'� - (87 NUMBER�STOLEN LOCALLY AND R[COVERED� BY OTHEft JUHISDICTIONS ................................... . K
(GI.tOTAL IUC�LLYSTOIEN AUTOSRECOYBRED .....................................................��
��. (0) NUMBER'STOLEN OUt OF lURI5DIC710N, RECOVERED LOCALLY ...... ... ................................
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�' .; . . � VALUE OF PROPERTY V�LUE OF PROPERTY �ALUE OF PROPERTY �
TOTAL VA W E OF
ORFENSE YALUE OFPROPERTY STOLEM LOC�LIY SiOIEN LOCALIT � � STOLEN OTXfR.
LQCALLYSTULEN�
� STOIEN LOCALLY - . AND RECOVERED AND RE[UVFRED 69 JIIRISDI[TIONS
PROPERTY RECOVERED
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' ROBBERY �� 9 s �
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.. LARCENY � •V Lb�-6O � � Ib�!JO
' AUTOTNEFT O• OO.00 OO.00 2 O.00
TOTAL 147cj3•g5 516.60 7600.00 8116.60 2350.00
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yectr to date (include exceptionel clearances)
�. '� NLIMBER 4F OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES
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ClAS51FICATION OF OFFENSE$ TOTAL CLEARED 6Y ARREST Of TOTAL CLEAREU BY ARREST OF
� (PART I CLASSE$) PERSONS UHUER 19� PERSONS ONDER 18
� ��� � � TXIS LAST iX15 lAST TNIS L�ST THIS IAST
, � - - � �� YE�R YE4R YEAR YEAR YEAR YE�R YEAR YBAR
� l. CRIMlNAI t10M1C10E
� � � a MIRDER AID NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
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e. ARMEU-ANYWEAPON
� b. STNONG-ARM • NO WEAPON �
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� tr. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT �
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L MA105 FI5T5 FEET ETC.-AGGRAVATED [ L
�. OTXERASSAULTS-NOTAGGRAVATED p Z9 6 �
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a, PORCIBLE EHTRY 1
.6. UXLAWFUL ENTHY • NO FORCE
, � a �TTEMPTED FOHCIBLE ENTRY -
b. LARCENY-THEFT IeXCEP7�U707HeF71
. a. SSO AND OVER IN VALUE O 1 Z Z �
,�• �. b. UN�ER SSOIN VALUE �-27 7V 71 �:�
` 7. AUTO THEFT ]. 1 I.
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DtSPOSED OF DURfNG MONTH
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ARRESTS P `�;�5 � � .
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(INCLUDE RELEASEO NO FOFMAL CMARGE ADULTS GUILTY
�UNIF�RMCLASSIFICATIONDFOFFENSES �CHA&GEO �ACGwTTeD REFFRREDTO
� TH75 � PR JUVENVLE
� � �NTx OFFENSE ��55pp afNERWISE COURT��
� • � � 7WfNiLES ADULTS T07A1. 7QTAl DISMVSSED N3RI501CilON �
CXIRGED � OFFENSE
1. CRYMIN�L XOMIqDE � . .
�. MIRGER p10 NONNEGIIGENT MANSLAUGHTER ,
� 6. MANSLAUGNTER BY NEGtiGENCF � �
2 �ORCIBLE RAPE �
3. ROlBERY
�, AGGRAVAiE� ASSnULT �
S. lUqGLARY.BREAKINGORENTERING �
6. LARCENY • iHEFT (EICEPT AUTO TtlEFT) O �.
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!. DTXER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- �.) � �
TOTAL• PARTICLASSES O .], � �� O 1
TXIS YEAR TO DATE
LAST TEAR 70 DAtE 11 9 2 1 1 2��
PERCENTCXANGE
9. ARSOH
10. RORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING � � �
il. FRAUD
12. FMeEZZIEMENi � �
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVINq � .
PUSSESSING
U: VAN�ALISM .
1!. WBAiONS; CAHRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. �
li: PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIAIIZED VICE
17. SEX OfFENSES (EXCEPT T AND 76) �
lt. NARCOiIC DftUG LAWS
19. GAMBUNG
70. OFFENSES AGAINST TXE F/JNLY AND CHiLOREN � �
11. CRIVING UNDER THE INPWENCE 2
71. i1QUOR LAW$
Z3. ORUNKENNE55
21. DISORDERLY CONDUCT � 8 8 �
75, VAGRANCY
I6. ALL OTHER OFFENSES(EXCEPi TRAfFIC)
TOTAL - P�RT II CLASSES 7 ZZ �1 ZZ ZZ
TNIS YEAR TO DATE � ].O Z �.
LAST YEAR TO DATE 1 11
PERCENTCNANGE
ARRE5T5 THIS MONTH
TDTki tRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS
9 I 112 I 121
��120 �� 110 �
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TRAFFIC SUMMARY _
POlice�Department � � � � . .
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r is Month Yem to DnTe
Thie Yeaz Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year o/o Change
Aceident Total � Q tt 2 1(7 t 9 �
Fatat 1 �
PeraonalIDl�y 3� �.7 '�'7% 95 67 +�}�.
PropedY DamaBe 20 16 +25 1t�6 l0'7 � +36
Pedeetrian
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This Mant6 Year to Date
� T6is Yeer Last Year % Change Thia Year Lest Yeur o�o Change
TrePfic Total 1%2 (�Q �t 588 31J �+87 �
xax�aoua v�atat�o�e 122 31 + 251 181 +38
Other Violetiona - 3O ZO {'�jd �39 9$ t
p�,,,e 15 � + 85 22 +
nwi 5 7 —29 13 ' 12 +8
Accident Arceate and Gitations
TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
his Month Year To Date
� Thia Year Last Yeer o/o Change Thie Yeac Last Year o�o Change
Total Accidenta 7� �.j. '�'�.7 2�.�.5 3.7fJ '*39
Fatal Accidente � �- �
Pereone Killed � � - 1 �
Injury Accidents . 3O - � 17 '}76 97 67 'FiF�.
Pereons Injured �b 29 +93 lfi8 102 +f��.
Pedeetriana Killed � . .�
Pedestriens Injured . 1 � 4 � f
Hit and Run�Accidenta � 8 - 8 t(�
Cleered by Arrest � Q � }
e�e�ea - rro �ec 5 6 -17 20 2� —20
TotalCleared 5 6 -].% 22 2� �12
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Monday 7uesday Wednesdoy Thursdoy Friday Saturday Sunduy
� CiEation � Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citetion�
��' Acci- end Acci- . and Acci- and Acci- end Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and '
�Time dent Arreet dent � Atreat dent Arrest dent Atrest dent Atreat dent Arrest dent Arreat
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1: W �- 1
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1:00 1 1
2:00 2 �. 3
3:00 1
4:00 1 2 1 1 2 2
5:00 2
6:00
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fioTe: 'Citation and Arrest" column should include o�� traffic.citations end arresta made during each hour period except parking
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TAis MonTh Yearto Date
� . Thie Yeaz Lest Yeaz Thia Year Last Year o o Change � �
xszffiaou9 vsaa�cons Tocai _ 127 38 26l� 19 3 +3b
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s�ed;ng 96 i7 �52 ioi +50
�. Recklesa Driving . . . - . . � . . . 2 �
Cerelesa Driving 6 ' 13 12 +8 . .
na�� s,Bna� io y t�o 2i +90
s�p ss� 3 3 16 13 +23
owe� �8��ecary s�gr, 5 5
ImproperPassing � � 1 1 � �5Q ..
� Improper Turning
2 1 i} 2 +
Right of Way - Vehicle � � 2 J
Right of Wqy - Pedestrian � � �
Following Too Cloaely �
No or Improper Signal �
ImproDer 3tart from Parked Position -
Improper Backing
v�p��� L�e ueage 2 3 11 —73
Failure to Drive - Right �'
Defective Eguipment 3 1 � 8 3 +
�� OtherHaxecdous Violation 2 1 7 3 +
Other Violations Total 3� 2�� 23�i 98 t
Pazking Violation Total 15 �j. 67 22 +
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UnttS 9 1007 �8.5 12.8 Z8.17 .018
Uni.t� t�o }�485 530. 6 9.4 265• �8 . os3 •,
unst� 41 6051 7oz.i s.6 277.97 .045
uns.t# 42 5102 580.5 8.8 i58.i2 .o3i
uns.t� 43 4596 So4 a 9. i z�4.27 . o3i -
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Fquipnant &
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PUSLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRZDLEY
pIONTHLY REPORT - APRIL 1969
Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .
Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gravel Hauling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . .
Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Signs and Barricades . . , . . . . . . . .
Stabilizing with Chloride . . . . . . . . . .
Equigment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . .
WATER DEPARTMENTT
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Filtration Plant Operations . . . . . . . . . . .
Fina1 Readings and Collections . . . . . . . . .
Aydrant Repairs and Flushing . . . . . . . . . .
Miacellaneous Water Work . . . . . . . . . .
Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5tandpipe Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . .
Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . .
Water Meter Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . .
Water Turn-ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . . .
SEWER DEPARTMENT
HOURS
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2. Manhale Repairs . 4
3. Miscellaneous Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . 120'�
, 4. Sanitary Sewer Break . . : : : : : . . : : : : : 25
5. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . 114
6. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . , . . . . . . . . 64'�
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2. Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . 31'�
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MONTHLY REPORT - APRIL 1969
MISCELLANEOUS HOURS
1. I3ay Off (Flood Control) . . . . . . . . . . . 96
2. Fire Department . . . . . . . . . ." . . . . . . . 1
3. Fire SchooL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
4. Flood Control . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 1,507
5. Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
6. Injury on Job - Robert Anderson . . . . . . . . . 32
7. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
8. Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
9. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
10. Water School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
11. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
12. Equipment Repairs - Administration . . . . . . . 2
13. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . . 9
14. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department . . . . . . . 4'�
15. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Stores . . . . . . . . 5
16. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . . . . . . . 43
17. Equipmenp Repairs - Police Department ...... 54�
ACTUARIAL VALUATION
OF THE
FRIDLEY POLICE PENSION ASSOCIATION
AS OF
JANUARY 1, 1969
Psepared and submittad by
Geor�e V. Stennes and Aseociatee
Consulting Actuari�s
INTRODUCTION
Aa sctuarisl valuatioa has been made as of January 1, 1969 of
the Fridley Police Peasion Association. The valuatiom ca�e�rs the
memberahip of the 4und ae •hown in the eeneus of inembers which ia
iacluded in thii report. Detaila of the benefits uader the plan, esti-
mstea of the aseete of the fund, aad membership data were furnished
by the Asaociation.
This report covess the followinp items:
A. Benefita of the Plan.
B. Aeeumptioas in AcEtx$rial �sluatioa.
C. Reeults of Valuation.
D, Diecuseion of Results.
E. Census of Memberahip.
F. Certification by Actuary.
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A. BENEFITS OF PLAN
As•of Jsnuary 1, 1969, the Plan provided raajor beaefita aa shown:
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1. Retirement Benefit:
a. Requirement for retiremeat:
50 yesrs of age; 20 yeara of service.
b. 1vlonthly annuity when minimum requirements are met:
46 2/3% of firat grade patrolman'e ealary.
c. Additional monthly annuity after minimum requirementa are met:
1 1/3°�0 of first grade patrolman's salary for each year oi
servicebeyond 20years; maximnmbenefit 56°Jo.
t. Disabilitv Benefit:
s. Requirements (years of aervice and age):
(1) In line of duty: None
(2) Not in line of duty: None
b. Benefit:
(1) In liae of duty:
489'e of first grade patrolman's salary.
(t) Not in line of duty:
Same .
3. Withdrawal Benefit:
Member's contributions are returned without interest.
4. Widow'e Benefit (Monthly Annuity):
24%a of first grade patrolman`s salary.
5. Ornhan's Benefit (h�Ionthly Annuity):
8°Jo of firat grade patrolman'e salary to age I8.
6. Escalation of Benefits:
Benefite are adjusted each year to relate to the current
salary of a first grade patrolman.
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1. Mostality: �3nited States Lite Tables, 1959-61
( Wlsite Males snd White Females) .
The�e lable� were uaed for both
sctive ss►d ratired membess, and
ior survivor�.
2. Disshility: The rates oi disability were adapted
fzom experieace of the New York State
Employees' Retiremeat System, gra-
duated aad sxtrapolated a• required
for !t►ie valuatzon.
3. Withdrswal: A rate of withdsawal of . 030 at age 20
decreasiag uniformly to zero at age 50
with ao withdrawals after that age.
4. Salary Scsle:
S. Retiremeat Age:
6. Intesest:
Salariea were assumed to increaae 3%
each year.
The ssaumed average age at reHrement
for thie fund waa 56. Q.
3°�e compouaded annually.
It is felt that these asaumptiona are appropriate for the valuation of
this fund on a realiatic baain.
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Normat Cost of Benefits
Accrued LiabiliYy
2. Current Deficit fram Full Fundin�.
Accrued Liability
Aseets in Fund �
Unfunded Accrued Liability (Deficit)
3. Annual Payxnent to Achieve Full Fundin� by 1947.
Annual Deposit to retire deficit by 1997
Total Normal Cost
Total Annual Payment •
4. Minirnum Contribution to Prevent Increasa in Deficit.
Intezest orx Deficit at 3%
Total Normal Cost
Minimum Contribution
5. Artnual Payroll.
Payroll on which Member Contributions
will be based '�
* Data furnished by Association.
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$ ?9,641
46Z,727
$ 462, 727
56, 629
$ 406, 098
$ Z0, 541
?9, 641
� 100, 182
$ 12, 183
T9, 64I
� 91, 824
� 175, 560
D. DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
The valuation waa made by a method known as the entry age normal
eos! method. Under thia method, the aormal cost is de�eam��� ��se�
on the sge s! hire of eaeh member. This aormal coat ie the asu►ual
deposit required (ueiag the asaumptions outlined iri Sectioa B above) to
psy ior the cost of each msmber's proepective benefita over the period
from his dste of hire to hie date of retirement. Thia normal coat ia ex-
pse�sed as a gerceaksge of payroll on which membar coatributioaa are
based. Therefore, if the payroll iacreasea by s certain pereentage,
the normal coet in dollara will also incresae by th.e same pereentag=.
Tha elements of normai coat ior thia plan are:
�ipe of Benefit
Service Retiremeat Benetit
Dissbility Beneiit
Withdrawal Benefit
Survivor's Bene�t
Totsl Normal Coat
Normal Cost
$ 55, 507
5,979
220
17. 935
� T9, 641
Thia total normal cost ia 45. 36% of the payroll on which member
contributions will be based.
When a retirement plan is fully tunded, the fund containa sn amount
equal to the accumulation (ander the actuarial aesumptfons anade) of the
aormal eost for each member irom irie date of hire to the date of the
valuation. This accumulation is called the acerued liability or the re-
quired reserve.
The elements of accrued liability for this plan are:
TyQe of Benefit
Active Members
Retirement Benefit
Msability Benefit
Withdrawal Benefit
Survivor's Bene�t
Total Accrued Z "a.uility
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Acerued LiabilitY
s 3ba, aso
15, 919
960
82.968
� 462,727
A setiremeat plsn which is fuAy funded requiree future eontributiona
ao.larger than the aum of the normsl cost of sll aekive members to pay
fos the proapective,benefits (if the assumptions made are realized exactly).
To the extent that norsnal coats have not beea paid in the past, s plan ia
not fully funded. The amount by which the plan ia short of full funding is
ealled the unfunded accrued liability of tha fund. In other words, the un-
funded scerued lisbility is the exceis of the accrued liability over the
setual ss�ets of the fund.
The amonnt of saaual contribution which would be required to pay
saeh yssr'r aormal cost and eliminate the deficit by 1997 i• the "total
aaausl psyment" shown in Section C of this report.
The deficit in the fund will increase unless at least 3% interest on the
deficit i� paid each year ia addiiion to the normal eoat. The aum of these
two smouats ehould be regarded aa the minimum annual contribution to
tha fund ia order to keep the deficit at its present size. This "minimum
coantribution" is shown in Section C of lhis report.
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� iollowing is a aummary of the membership ss of Jaauary 1, 1969:
Stsen�
Aet[ve Membess
Deferred Annuitants
Servica Aetisemoats
Diaabled Membera
Nnmber
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None
None
Noae
Widows of Deceared Membess None
Childrea of Deceaeed Members None.
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Ws hesaby tertity thst this aehuriai valuation of the sbove
asmed Associstion wss made aa of 7anuary 1, 1969, on the 6asis
of sccepted sctusrial methode aad procedures.
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Franklin C. Smith
Associate, Society ot Actuaries
GEORGE V. STEN�iES AIdD ASSOCIATES
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N�IO FROM: Nasim M. Qureshi, City F1lgineer-Director o£ Planning
MII�IO DATE: May 15, 1969
NIDKO NUMBER: -CM #6g-pg
ftE: Proposed Zonin� Ordinance
The pxoposed Zoning Ordinance presented at the last Council meeting, has
been modified, re£i.ned, and improved through a combination of efforts by the
Planning Commissio.n and the Engineexing-Planning Department. The main objectives
in writing this Ordinance were the following;
First, to reorganize the material so that each individual district was a
complete section by itself;
Second, to write a more easily understood combination of information; and
Third, to improve our zoning standards, especially in our commercial and
industrial districts.
To help explain exactly what has been done to each individual district,
a breakdown of the districts will follow;
1. In the Residential Districta, R-1, R-2, R-2A, R-3 and R-3A no major
changes other than reorganization, but with more attention noted in
parking and landecaping areas. (R-3, laundry and storage area.)
2. R-4, Mobile Homes. Additional site development requirements.
3. P District, No change.
4. C-1 and C-2 Districts. Lot requirements, which do not exiat in our
present Ordinance. Also, special attention was given to parking,
landscaring, screening and maintenance of the facilities.
5. C-1S and C-2S Districts. Mainly reorganization since these districts
were more adequately covered in our present Ordinance.
6. CR-1 and CR-2 Districts. The CR-1 uses have been increased to make
it more useful for better planning. The CR-2 District was just
reorganized.
%. P.D, District• �pecial attention should be given to the changes made
in this District, these alterations are an attempt to improve the
e£ficiency and workability.
8. M-1 and M-2 Districts. `Phese districts are the most important at the
present time. The atandards thai are suggested should help maintain
an orderly development of these Districts. The majority o£ this
section is new except for the uses.
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The following general points may be useful in your atudy;
1. Drive-in type of uses have been made special uses in the Districts
that allow them.
2. An existing £acilities section has been included in each district
to set up a time table for up�rading, where ever possible, existing
facilities in our City.
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NASIM M. QIIRESHI, P.E.
Gity Engineer-Director Planning
P.S. Enclosed are twelve (12) pages of index sheets showing the areas
in the zoning ordinance which have been modified or added to the
e�cisting ordinance.
PROPOSED ZONING CODE
Seetion
1. Purpose
2. Definitions
3. Establishment of Districts
4• Provisions Applicable to All Districts
a. Declaration of Policy
b, Separability
c. District Boundaries
d. Zo.ni.ng Administrator
5. District Re�ulations
6. Additional IIses & Restrictions-All Districts
� a. Non-Conforming IIses & Structurea
b. Exceptiona
1. Height Limits
2. Front Yard
3. Rear Yard
c. Structures in Yards & Courts
_ d. Boulevards
e. Parking Requirement Modifications
7. Building Permit
a. All Dietricts
1. Permit Required
2. Sanitary Facilities
3. Water Supply '
4. Structural Safety
5. Basement Dwellinga
b. Procedure (Other then R-1 or R-2)
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