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06/02/1969 - 5498COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MERff'RR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M.- JUNE 2, 1969 ' 1 REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - NNE 2, 1969 - 7:30 P. M. 1 ' PLSDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: INVOCATION: ' ROLL CAI,L: 1 ' ' ' 1 , ' ' ' t ' ' PRESENTATION OF YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Valedictorian - Kathleen Benson Salutatorian - Bonita Luhman APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Council Meeting, May 19, 1969 Special Workshop Meeting, May 26, 1969 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS: Consideration of itema not on agenda - 15 Minutes PUBLIC HEARINGS: None OLD BUSINESS: 1. Second Reading of an Ordinance Under Section 12.07 of the Fridley City Charter to Vacate Streets and Alleys and Amend Appendix C of the City Code (Lots 1-4, Block 1, Spring Srook Park - William J. Keefer) Coument; Council ahould pass this ordinance and authorize ihe Adminiatratian to hold publication until slope easement is acquired) Pagea 1 - 24 Pages 25 & 26 Pages 27 & 28 ' � ' � REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 2, 1969 OLD BUSINESS (Continued) 2. Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Requeat (20A �k69-03) to Rezone From R-3, C-2S and M-1 to R-3A, S. E. Corner of 79th Way and East River Road (N. Craig Johnson). Co�ent: If Council is going to read for 2nd time, it should ' be done subject to certain stipulations covering the access and additional dedicat;on of right-of-way.) ' 3. Consideration of Final plat (P.S. 4k69-OS) East Ranch Estates ' 2nd Addition, Robert A. Schroer. (Generally located north of Osborne Road and west of University Avenue) (Tabled May 19,1969). ' Comment: City should get temporary drainage easements along the existing ditch until the storm sewer is installed) � � ' NEW BUSINESS: 4. Consideration of an Ordinance under Section 12.07 of the City Charter to Vacate Utility Easements. PAGE 2 Pages 29 & 30 Page 31 Page 32 ' S. Conaideration of an Ordinance Amending Chapter 32 of the City p8 e 33 Code Pertaining to Fire Prevention and Providing for the Establish- g ment of Fire Lanes in Certain Areas of the City, ' ' � , ' ' 6. Conaideration of an Ordinance under Section 12.07 of the City Charter to Vacate Streeta and Alleys and to Amend Appendix C of the City Code (Portion of Marshall Street). Pages 34 - 38 � ' ' ' 1 ' ' � ' � ' , , ' C� 1 ' � � REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 2, 1969 NEW BUSINESS SContinued) 7. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of May 22, 1969 Comment: There is a letter regarding Item �k2 of the Minutea under Communications - Letter "E") 8. Receiving the Minutea of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 21, 1969. 9. Receiving the Minutea of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 28, 1969. 10. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of May 28, 1969 Comn�ent : �s,�� a�, - 11. Receiving the Minutea of the Parks and Recreation Meeting of May 26, 1969. Comment• These will be handed out Monday evening) 12. Conaideration of Shell Oil Company Proposal for Coat Reimburae- ment on 61st Avenue and University and Receiving Letter from Church of St. Williama. Comment: Committee Meeting with the St. William's People on Wedaeaday, May 2g, 4:00. Hope to have some recommendation for M^�3ay evening) PAGE 3 Pages 39 - 46 Pages 47 & 48 Pages 49 & 50 Pages 51 & 52 ' r , ' ' ' ' , , ' ' 1 ' ' � ' ' ' , REGUI.AR COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 2, 1969 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 13. Conaideration of Setting Informal Hearing for Making the Dike Semi-Permanent in Riverview Heights area along the River. (Comment: We will have material available to diacuas with Council at the meeting) 14. Receiving Information from Administration on REC Charge Funde. 15• Requeat for Sign Permit - Gordon G. Swenson. 16. Request for Sign Permit - Dr. Dudley Pet Clinic, Commerce Park. 17. Request for Sign Permit, Skywood Mall. 18. Conaideration of Approving the Publishing of "Facta From Fridley" Booklet. Comment: Copies sent to Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Developmeat Cammission. No commenta received that would preclude publica[ion) PAGE 4 Page 53 Pagea 54 & 55 Pages 56 �.57 Pages 58 � 59 � � ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' REGUTAR COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 2, 1969 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 19. Reeolution Ordering Preliminary Plans and Specificationa, Estimatea and Cost Thereof. ST. 1970-1. Comment: These are the streets that are aet up for improve- ment in 1970 under our LO year etreet improvement program and additional streets which have petitfons on them.) 20, Reaolution Authorizing the Inclusion of Elected or Appointed Officials under the Proviaions of the Workman's Compensation Law. 21. Appointment; Building Standards-Design Control Vacancy, , 22. Petitions: (A) Petitfon Requesting Clean Up of Property on Central ' Avenue Between 63rd Avenue North and Property Oained by Republic Moving and Storage. � , {B) Petition Objecting to Weat Moore Lake Beach as Site for a YMCA in Fridley. (C) Petition #15-1969 - To Vacate Street in Riverview Terrace Be[ween the Streets of Janesville � Kimball. (D) Petition #16-1969 - Bituminoua Surfacing and Concrete ' Curb and Gu[ter - 79th Avenue N.E. from Main Street to Univeraity Avenue, F�ast Ranch Eatates 2nd Addition. ' (E) Petition #17-1969 - Street Improvement in grentWOOd Eatates Subdiviaion and Subdiviaion of Lot 34, Reviaed Auditor's Subdivision Owned b� ��nedi�t� �gv�� Q Three Lota. ' PAGE 5 Pages 60 & 61 Pagea 62 & 63 Page 64 Pagea 65 - 67 Pages 68 6 69 Pages 70 6 71 Pages 72 � 73 Pages 74 6 75 � ' , ' ' ' ' � ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' REGUTAR COUNCIL AGENDA, .NNE 2, 1969 NEW BUSINBSS (Continued) 23. Claims 24. Eatimates 25. Licenses C�411JNICATION3 : A. Mra. Doris E. Knu[son: Requesting Traffic Control Signal at Entrance to R. L. Stevenson School PAGE 6 Page 76 Page 77 Pages 78 - 92 Page 93 B. U.S. Senator Mondale: Regarding Report from Civil Defense Pages 94 � 95 Of f ice . and Dept. of the Army, Office of Civil Defenee; Letter to Senator Mondale C. Corpa of Engineere; Certificate in Appreciation of Cooperation page 96 D. Barna & Guzy: Vacation of Utility Ease�nt Page 97 E. Stanley Dahlberg: Request Approval of Lot Split (Item �2, p8g¢ 9g & 99 on Planning Co�iasion MinuQea) ADJOi1RN: r� � 1 1 ' TI� MINUTES OF THE REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETIDIG OF MAY 19� 1969 Ttw Regular Council Meating of May 19, 1969 was called to order by Mayez Kirkham at 7:37 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham requested the andience rise and join the Council in sayinq the Pledqe of Alleqiance to the Flag. ' ROLI, CALL: 1 ❑ ' ' ■ I ' ' ❑ �l MEMBERS YRESENT: Liebl, Harris, Samuel8on, 7Cis'kham. Sheridan (1►rYived at 9:15 P.M.) . MIIABERS ABSENT: None APPROVAI. OF lfINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING � MJ�Y 5� 1969: . MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Maetinq o! May 5, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor KirkhaM declared the motion carried. APPROVI�L OF MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEIIRING AND WORKSHOP MEETSNG OF MAY 12, 1969: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutas of the Special Public Hearinq and Workshop Meeting of May 12. 1969. Sacotided by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion cazried. ADOPTION OF AGENCIA: Mayor Kirkham stated that there were some itmna to add to the Agenda aa iollovs: Side Yard Variance Request by Eernazd Becker, 7664 Arthur Street Chanqe It� $17 (Race3ving Bids tor Police Car) to smd �sergency Ordinance for Purchase of Police Cax. Inteqrated Mechanical SystMpt, Ipcorporated. Z.t�= F u�er Ca�municationa, trom Naegele Outdoor Advertisinq Campany. Y.M.C.A. Anlegation at 9:00 P.M. MOTION by Councilmnn Samuelaon to adopt the l►genda as amanded. Seoor►ded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor 1Cirkham daclared the �otion oarried. ' VISISY)RS: ' 1 ' t�tayor Kizkham explained the policy oP the Council in allovring 15 iinuG• fos it�ns not on the Aqenda. Ther� vas no one pres�nt to epeak on ita�s not on the Agenda. CONSID,�RATI�i OF PLYil00D MINNESOTA E%TERIOR H[TILDZl1G P7ANt 7► Rap�ra�antatiw fraa Plpaood ttinnesota came forward and aaid that tla plan� have besw stndied aiace tha Msetinq last llonday. niql�t ud t1a rsvisad pla�u vern avEritted io the City �i� J1.If= � thqp shawE tAe plant and photograpl�s � REC�IS.i1R COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 of their c�npany in Sloomington. PAGE 2 I ' Councilamn Harris said that he felt that the new exterior plans were a definite improvement over thoae shrnvn at the last Meeting. He said thank you to Plywood Dtirinesota for their patience, and Caomiented that he felt that this plan had much more character and was more in line with tha imaqe FYidley is tzyinq to project. MOTION by Councilman tiarris to approve the exterior drawinqs for Plywood Mlnnesota.aa aulmitted Map 39, 1869. .seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a volce vote, a11 voting aye, t�fayor Kirkham daclared tha motion carried. MOTION.by Councilman Liebl to adopt Ordinance #419, waive the resding and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Har=is. Upon a.roll call vote, Samuelson, Kirkham, Liebl, and Harris voting ape, Mayor Rirkham declazed the motion carried. 1 through 4, Block 1, SECTION 12.07 OF AMEND�APPENDYX C OF THE C Bark. William J. Keefer) MOTION by Councilman Harria to approve the Ordinance on firat readinq and waive the reading, aubject to acqnirinq a slope easemeat. Seconded by Council- man Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harria, Samnels�, and ICirkhas voting aye, Mayor Kirkiiam declared the motion carried. OF AN 79TH t+➢\Y Mayor Kirkham asked that thia item ba tabled until Councilman Sheridan arsivea, as he had indicat�l that he wuld be lata Eoz the Maetiag. CONSSDERATION OF ALLEY PRUBLEM BETWEEN 2ND S�RSET AND !lAIil STREET: (McClain) Councilman Liebl �aid that he understood that there was a pwtition to be received by tt�e Council from Mr. Harvey C. Olsen, 6060 2nd &treet N.E. Mr. Olsen cane forvard and presented the petition, and said that th�re vraa about 85t signinq the petition aqainst openinq up the alley. Ha_said that there wase some that he had been unable to reach. MOTION by Councilmaa Harrii to recsive Petitlon N14-1969. Swconded by Couacil- nu� Liebl. Upon a voioe note, all vottng aye, Mnyor Kirkhsm declsrsd the aotion carried. Councilaan Liebl aikrd Ms. Ol�en if this cvas r+oC t!� third Lime n petitiar� �ras circulat�. M=. OYeen said that thia was true. He said that they hava raquest� clo�inq:the alley a�ny time�.: Mayar Icirk2�a informed the anid�tanma: that i.qaliy eha� �st b. ioo� eivaat.--•. [4r. olsu� eaia th.t it iaahw�d to aoatact soae ot tt�se �qp„�}4 �?!a 1'M ..-?� ?�11llll ik�Y�i�1 R�II'A!R S�9eivinq.: th� REGULAR COUNCZL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 3 conmunication fr� the City Manaqer, Mayor Kirkhaa said that he realized the difficulties, but there muat be 100� aqre�nent to cloee the alley, as it is a dedicated alley. The City Manaqer explained ttutt along vith this problmi ia the consid�ration of the off street parkinq by the aparta�ent houw�. The Council. if the alley ware to be closed, would have to gsant waivers of the Ordinanca to alloa the front yard parki:rq. Mrs. Lucille B. Calguire, 6008 2nd Streat N.E., said that she had just bought this property and ie not aware of the backqround, but has already eean the probYem of the blowinq sarxi and jurilc, and would like to see the alley closed off. She said that as it is, it is very hard to maintain. She felt that gart of her land was beinq used as the alley. Mr. James Rudnitski, 6035 Main Street N.E., said that since tha storm sewer was put in on 61st Avenue, they have not had the water drainaqe problems. He said that in 1964 they qot flooded out, but no trouble since then. The City Engineer commented that there is, however, a low area that dces not have an outlet. A visitor to the Meeting froan the area felt, that by improving the alley, it would create greater drainage problems, since thera would be more blacktop. He asked if the alley were to be put in, would this eluainate the parking problems. The City Manaqer explained that the people living there have fencad off the alley and aze using unimproved parking lots in the front. He said that an in depth atudy was made to see about the front yard parkinq. He asked the City Engineer to show the diagonal parkinq plan on the screen and explained that this would put the cars within 11' of the curb and would not provide ample room to back up. The Council would then have to qive permiasion to back the cars out onto Main Street. . A visitor to the Meeting asked why adequate parkinq was not provided in the first place. Mayor Kizkham said he did not know, that this was before any of them vere on the Council. The visitor then aske8 if this would not meaa drivinq +►cross eomeone elsee property. Mayor 1Cirkham said no, that thia is a public dedicated tlley, but that the people juat built apon it illeqally. Councfls�n Liebl aaked if it shows as a dedicetion on the plat and at Anoka County. ?ha City Engin+er said yes it doee. Thers sty bs additional eaan- menta bepoM the alley, but the alley is still a d�d4cated right of rray. Mayor ICirkham asked about hw long the alley has been fenced ofi. A visitor to the Meeting snid he thought about 9 years. The City Manager aald that the correspo�ence datea back to 1%4 reqarding the fancinq. Gouncilsin Ltebl pointed out that there is a double garaqe built into the alley, and that he vould be for the vacation of the alley, but the Counbil must ahido by the laa and the law statea that there must be 100s aqreement, or it wuld mean same aondamnation proceedizaqs. A member of tM audiencs said that it appears that one person could hoid up everyone. Counciloan Li•bl said that this is correct. e1z. McClain aaid tlr�t h4 livas at the �nd of Ma1n 3treet and�aau of the property owners have pnt in r fence and a qarden, and he would like to do the same, along with hia atv aeiqhbor, Hra. Calquir�. He eaid that all they'dave at ttiat e,-a ia a junk yard and would 11ke to ia�provo it. Thia har bsen going on eo long without any resolveaent. He said that he could not und�zYtand vhy tha Council would not aove. A member of tM auAianca etid that it appears that there is an�y one wte egainst us. The Aseistani REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING QF MAY 14, 1964 PAGE 4 City Attorney, James Gibbs, said that for a vacation o! a dedicatad alley there must be 100s aqreement, or else it would mean enteri[g into condemnation procaedipqs, and if one pergon were to contest the caae, he miqht pzevail, as he could clai.m hi• right to access, whether he uses the accesa or not. The City Manager pointed out that one large pzoblsm thst:is being werlooked ia the front yard parkinq. They are presently parkinq illeqally in the front set back and for the Council to allow the vacation, thay poulfl alto haoe to qzant a waiver for the front yard parking, and all the aqreements fos this have not been received. Councilman Liebl asked for a show of hands on rho was in Eavor of the vacation of the alley. There were 10 hands raised, one for each property. It `ras ' pointed out that there ware 10 who signed the petition. It was alro point�d out that eome of the aiQners are not the fee holdera, and the City mwt Mve the fee holder's signature also. Conncilman xarris asked if A9r. Olsen, when circulating the petition, found anyone against the vacation. He replied no. Councilman Hasris said that the Council canaot conjecture on �+hat the fee holders want to do, that the City needs the signatures, and suqgested sendinq a certified letter to each of the fee holders to try to qain their concurrence. Mra. Calguire saisi that she had not signed the petition and came forvazd and did so. When askad if ehe was the fee holder she said that she was not, and it was pointed out that.tbe fee holder's siqnature was needed as a co-signer. MOTION by Councilman Harris to send a certiFied lett�r to all the fee holders who have not yet signed. Seconded by CounciLoan Satauelson for discussion. Councila�an Samuelson seked, if after the letters wx� returned and concurrence could not be acquired, Could the City enter into 000r3�ia�ion with the costa of the co��ation asaessed back to the propertp amers. Mr. Gibbs �uid that he was not sure. Couaci7.man Sanuelaon pointed out that this cost woal$ be . much less that the improvement of the alley. 'Pbe condsanation could be coa- aidered an improvement to ttK alley, so then the question wuld be if it could be assessad. Couacilman xazris asked if certified letters aere aent ast, then could the City publish a condemnation notice. Ms'. Gibbs said ttat it vrould be a personal service ard vrould be served as any other condemnation proceedinq. He said that the Ctty aay be hard pressd to show twa this would be a benefit to tha City in Court. After scme discussion, it Waa decided that there ahould be a 20 day daadline for return of the leltess. TF� VOTE UPoli Tt� MOTION, being a voice vot�, all voting aye, llayor 1Cirkham declared the motion carried. Councilman Liebl asked the audience if they underatood what the Council action was. He aaid that they vo�.:i:: be sendinq out certili�d lettara to all the fee holders who have not dqned to try tn aain concurzence in the vacattOq. IP concuzrenca 3s acquired, there Mduld �� a legal PuDlie Hearinq. If thete ia oae objactlon,'then there may be a court condmmation. He asked that bir, McClain pleaea be patient, and t1�s;C the City must opsrate within the la�r.. Mr. NcClaia asked vrhY it had to ba the fee hol8ara, thep do not live.•there. iiayor xirkt�aa an�resed that they are the ones that pay tha taxes, thesefore, , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19� 1969 ' 1 PAGE 5 they have a major say in what happens to their proparty. A visitor to the Meeting asked how many it took on a petition to make any iYnprovement. Mayo= Kirkham told him 51�. He then asked about 9 iracation. Mayor Kirkham told him 100s. IJ117CEES: � � ' ' ' ' � ' CI �_ J ' ' � i+tr. Bill Drigane, past present of the £ridley Jaycees. said that he muat apologize for the Christmas tree mix-up. He said that he would like to present the new Preaident, ltr. Harley Thureen, 7669 Lyric Lane. Mr. Thureen said thank you to the Council for the cooperation the Council has shown in workinq xith the Jaycees. Mr. Sill Driqans also extended his thank you to the Council ior the qood working relationship. Ne then read an honorary membership certificate for Mayor Kirkham and pinned a Jaycee pin on him. Nlayor Kirkham said thank you for this honor. RATIFICATION OF RESOLUTION #77-1969 - FLOW AND SAFETY: MOTION by Councilman Harris to ratify Resolution #77-1969, passed May 5. 1969. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.23 FOR ELIMINATION OF SIDEYARD REQUIRE- MENT TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A DOUBLE GA�RAGE UP TO THE LOT LI1QE B8CAU6E TERRACE. THE SAME BEING 7664 ARTHUR STREET N.E.. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. The City Manager explained that the Board of Appeals had granted a vaziance to Mz. Becker July 2, 1968, but he had not applied for a buildinq permit. Since that time, he has a new neighbor. At the last Council Meetinq he was told he would have to go back to the Board of Appeals, but he now has a letter of concurrence by his new neighbor, and questions the reason for qoinq through another Public Hearing when he does have the aqreement of the neiqhbor. It was pointed out that had he applied for a building permit, he vrould not have any trouble now, as a buildinq pexmit is good for one year. Councilman Liebl asked if there ware any objections. The City Manaqer said no. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the variance requeeted by Hernard Heckez. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. INSURA2�E SPECIFICATZONS ADVISORY CODIIdITTEE REPORTs MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the report dated May 15, 1%9. Soconded by CounciLmn Liebl for Siscasaion. Councilaen Liebl said that he was qlad to see the chanqe 1n maximum on major ' nedica2 from $10,000 to $25,000 per year, and also th� lovered deductible on the major medical from $100 to $50. He said he would queation rhy tbe t�ro year contract, �B aaked what the ptrpose of this wae. ' REGULAR CWNC2L MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 6 ' , The Financa Director said that it was the faeling of the committee that a 58 hiqhmr pr�ium is a good buy. He said that the experience has not been qood during the past year, and the checks were more than the pr�niums paid by the City. Their feelinq was that they would experience a qreater than Ss in- crease if there was a change in plans. Councilman Liebl said that he falt that the City should always go out for open bids and that a better coverage might have been received, both as pertains to premi�s and coverage. The Finance Dtrector pointed out that the Insnrance Coneultant was present at the last 2 or 3 meetings. Also that the committee represents employees of every department, and their votes reflect what the employees want. Caincil- man Liebl asked Mr. John SraSk, Inaurance Consultant, if he felt that Mutual of Omaha would come in with the lowest bid. Mr. Brask said that Mutual�of Omaha would stand behind the benefits quoted. THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kiikham declated the motion carried. RECONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR ASATF:MEivT or' Srrx:itu, eaa5�a5r.civia EXCEPT THE EAST 200' AND EXCEPT THE NORTH 30' FOR ROAD, AUDITOR'S {{89: {On the Aqenda at the xequest of Kutzik and Leavitt) Mr. Walter Thuftedal, 3212 32 Avenue N.E. was present on behalf of Mr. Kut2ik. He aaid that they were not asking for a canplete abateenent. He pointed out on a cul-de-sac there are only a faw people asaessed. He asked if there vould be more aseessmente next pear for a storm sewer. The City Engineer aaid that there is a ditch, and a culVert was installed. Mr. TAuftedal asked if this r+as the assesmnent that would be going on next year. The City Engineez said no� that would be the street asses�ent. Mr. Thuftedal said that there woUld be about $16,000 in asses�ent which wuld figure out to be about $750 per unit for 24 units. He eaid that land can be bouqht-fer$1000 per unit with asaesmnents in and paid. He said that tne=e ras an agreement worked out with New Hope for a reduction. On a cul-de-sac the asses!ments are higher than usual, and on this basis Re would like the Council to reconsider their actlon. Counoil�mn Liebl explained that in the City of fiidley, if thls abatement were granted, the cost vrould have to be borne by the Fridley residenta. In Fridley the aeseaemente are based on front footage In same of the other cities,: the aseessments are placed on a city-wide basis. Thia may be ihe teason Nevr xope couJ.d qtant an abatement. Mr. Thuftedal asked if thie aae also the policy for cul-de-saca. The City Enqineer eaid that the same policy is followed throuqhout, regardleas of th� zonipq, Mr. Ttwwftadal pointed out that the cost is about $2500 8er.lot. The. City Eaqiaeer eaid that thia is aCtually Io� in can�iari8on. Mr. ThnfEWal asked about the assesements on Central avenue. The City Engineer told t�iw that thie is a county road. Councilaae Hi�trie eaid that he noalld heve ��e aqrne with�Councilman LSeb1R that the pblicy ctffnot be chanqed. The ],anfl was bauqht knb�rinc� vrhat the aasesmmenh .iera upon the lana. xr. T2,uf�f' ..•a'� �#��S C+�Y R1� l�i� inco t�e p�chase in' July ana ct�� 1� �qa}� not maae until q�tober, so �!n�}� y�1�'! Ri #�l�a. ' REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 ' PAGE 7 Councilman Harris said that there were notices sent. If the land owner did not want to attend the Hearing, this is his business. Mr. Gibbs pointed out that there were condemnations in this area also, ao everyone should be well aware of all the proceedinga. In the City of �'ridley an aacea�ment aearch can be obtained for a minimal cost which vrould show all the assessments, plus all the pending assessments. MOTION by Councilman Harris to deny the request for an abatement of special assessments on Lot 13, except the east 200' aad except the north 30' for road, Auditor's Subdivision #89 requeated by Kutzik and Leavitt. Seconded by Council- man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declax'ed the motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF A RE UEST FOR THREE FAMILY OCCUPANCY IN DOUBLE BUNGAIAW ZN R-1 ZONING: (George Balthazor, 1374 Highway 100 N.E.) The Assistant City Attorney explained that at one time Mr. Balthazor came in and applied for a special uee permit to allow for a two family dwelling. Since that time, the Suilding Inspection Depart�ent discovered three electrical aervices qoinq into the house and reported it. It was checked out and found that there were three families residinq there, and a sun¢nons was issued. He said that it was his position that the Conncil could not leqally grant anything under R-1 zoning under the present Ordinance. Mr. Balthazor said that this is a double lot, so there is plenty of room. He caid that there were two families in the other section, no children. Council- man Liebl asked how this was first brought to his attention. Mr. Gilabs re- plied that he believed it was first reported to the Buildinq Inspection Department be a naiqhbor, whereupon, the Inspector ►rent out to check. Mr. Balthazor said thst they have lived there 18 years, and have had no complaints from neighbora that he knew of. Mayor xirkham advised Mr. ealthazor that the legal department for the City has informed the Council that there is nothing legally they could do under the Statutes. He said that Mr. Balthazor's only recourse would be to apply for a rezoning, but he did not want to give him the impression that he would encouraqe it, and he did not feel, personally, that it would qo throuqh. OF west located MOTION by Councilnan Harris to approve the final p1a�t, East Ranch Estates Firet Addition requestad by Rpbert A. Schroer. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a rolk call vote, xirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de- clared the motion carried. FINAL PLAT (P.S. N69-OS) EAST ty ciInan Harria ae3ced if there had been a petitioa received for the imgrove- t of 79th Avenue. He �vaa told that there had not been. Councilman Liabl �id thnt he would like to aee some sort of internal traflic aystem set Lefora proval o! the firuil plat F,�y�� }�tea �eco� ��;�,pn. He said that ha i REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 � PAGE 8 would like the property owners north of 79th to be notified, and see what their plans for the area are. Councilman Harris said that it was pointed out that a petition would be necessary for the improvement of 79th Avenue, before the plat coulfl be approved. Councilman Liebl asked the City Manager to contact the owners of the property north of 79th Avenue to apprise them of the pending Council action, and £ind out what their intentions are for their land. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to table the final plat (P•5• #69-05) East Ranch Estates Second Addition requested by Robert A. Schroer to the next regular Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared the motion carried. RECESS: Mayor Kirkham declared a 15 minute recess at 8:55 P.M. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAI, OF FINAL pLAT (P.S. #69-02) AMBER OAKS, BY DAVID R. HUBERS AND JUI.IAN JOHNSON: (Generally located south of 61st Avenue between Stinson Boulevard and Benjamin Street) The City Engineer said that the Public Hearing has been held and the plat basically meets the City standards, however, there is one point of conflict. There has been some disagreement between the owner of Lot 3 and the developers on how the street grade should be set. He said that he had requested that both the developers and the owner of Lot 3 be present at the Meeting tonight. Mrs. Zander said that she and her husband were the owners of Lot 3, and she hag been confused about the street grades. It appeared to her that her house would be sitting up too high in relatioa to the rest of the land. The City Engineer explained that by moving the street, it would be farther from her house, so the slope could be more gradual. The cul-de-sac;as originally planned wuld have taken more of her land; the present plan will take less. He aaid that he felt that the developers should be asked to grade back and fix hez' front yard, while workinq in the area. He said it may need a retaining wall. He suggested that'if they were to put irt a garage, that it ba a tuck-under type. Mrs. Zander said that she just could not visualize thie slope, and how great it would be. The City Enginear aaid that the house would be about 70' back fraan the road, so the slope would be gradual. Mayor Kirkham added for the benefit of Mrs. Zax�drs that it vrould be ccxi�parable to the base of one side of tha Council Chambers to the ceiling on the other side, looking east and west. The pitch of the driveway would be less. The City Engineer said that the yard could be sloped, or a retaining wall could be put in, ox s�me terracing work done, dependinq on what Mrs. Zander �eanted. COUNPCIII4AN SHERIDAN ARRI9ED AT 9:15 P.M. Councilnwn Sheridan asked if the additionsl riqht of way had been acquired. The City Segineer said yes, the only problem left, was the decision on the stseet grade. Councilman Samuelson suggested asY.�inq the leqal depart�ent to-daaw up an. agreement for the Zanders and the developers to sign, and returninq it to the City. This would clarify what tha.City Engimer is trying to exQlain in Mritinq and wou2d qive the Zandera a deqree of protection and would aleo spell out just what is expact� of the developars. This would be prior to releasinq the plat to the developars. , , ' , ' RDGUTAR COUNCZL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 9 Mr. Julian Johnson and David R. Hubers wanted to know how long it would take to expedite this. Councilman Samuelson said probsbly les• time than it would take to record the plat. 2'ha developers of the plat said that this might turn out that it would be too expensive to develop the land. The City Engineer said that this really would not be too expensive, once they got the bulldozers into the area, this could be accomplished easily. Councilman Liebl conmiented on the need for residential hanes in Fridley, and that he would like to see this plat expedited. He said that he hoped that they will atart building homes as soon as the plat is recorded. , MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the final plat, Amber Oaks, P.S. #69-02) raquested by Julian Johnson and David Hubere, subject to getting an agreement signed by them and Mr. and Mrs. Zander for the completion of the slope improve- ' ment ae outlined by the City Engineer. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' � � , C PROPOSED Y.M.C.A. FACILITY: Mr. John W. Kessler, General Director of the Younq Men's Christian Aesxiation of Metropolitan Minneapolis read a letter to the City Council dated May 16, 1969 which atated that the YMCA has selected the Siest Moore Lake site for a full faciiity YMCA. This site contains 6.97 acres owned by the City of Fridley, .98 of an acre owned by School District #14, and approximately another 2�3 acre could be obtained if 60th Avenue were to be vacated. Dr. H. Strait added that an ad hoc committee has been meeting for many monihs and has been broken dovm into a program committee and a site comnittee. This wou3d be a full facility to serve all the northern suburbs, and would be a femily centered "Y". The propoaed facility would cost about one and one half million dollars, and this wuld not include any cost of land acquisition. The preaent predictione are for about 900,000 cubic feet of useable building space. This facility includea rooms that could be used by other organizations. Dr. Rufus Putnam, Chairman of the General Board of the YMCA added that the , aite was eelected last week, if the land could be made available. Council- man Sheridan asked if this proposal has been made to School District k14. Dr. Strait said not as yet. He said they wanted to talk to the City Council firat. ' He e�cplained that there was an alternate plan, in case the land could not be acquired from 5chool District #14 for gaininq the same amount of acreaqe through reclamation of some of the shoreline of Moore Lake. He said that they , have talked to the school unofficia:.'_I and they hava indicated that they have no plane for the land, but no off cial approach has been made. Councilman Samuelson said that it had been added to the School Bosrd's ]►qe+da. , ' ' ' CounciLnan Shezidan said that he was not aure the Council had a riqht to con- eider this propoeal, ae this pzoperty came into the City's hande in s different way. All the property froa 59th Avanu� to 63r� Avenue wa. all tax titla between the City and the School v!.strict. This pszticular piec� of proterty pas originally school property for rrhich th� City made a tzade to obC�in. He eaid that thie was a very attractiva proposal, but the leqel stafr wwld have to look into t}r lagality oi Ehe sale. CounciLmn Samuelson said that this is one of the mo�t outaGinding things that hae happened to the Citp of Fridle�+ poL �q�lAy Yeara. He eaid tAat he wuld vrelcome this facilit� �Cl� qp�r s�m# ar�d ptl� Q�Yt�inly �wrk wi�{) �j�p tc do everything poqp��le to brinq i`t about. ` REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 - PAGE 1Q Mr: Gibbs said that he and the City Attorney looked into thie, and it is their understanding that the City can leqally sell this �operty for $1.00 and other good and valuable considerations under the Charter. He suggested that the City keep a reverter clause on the land in the event the YMCA should build the facility, then abandon it for some reason. Then it rrould revert back to the City of Fridley. He asked iP their plans call ior the entixe site. He was told that they did, Councilman Harris felt that this was a wonderful proposal, and another step forward for Fridley in providinq recreational facilities, and that he would concur with Councilman Samuelson completely. Mr. Richard Harris, 6200 Riverview Terrace, asked if there were beach facilities there now. Mayor Kirkham told him no. Mr. Harris pointed out that to reclaim any of the shoreline, they would need permission fran the Conservation Depart- ment. Mr. Gibbs said that this is true, however, he felt that this would be just a matter of askinq for permiasion. Mayor Kirkham co�ented that he would certainly like to see this proposal moved forward. Councilman Sheridan added that this would be the City's opportunity to beautify the west side of Moore Lake. Councilman Harris asked how the YMCA would like the Council to ahow their acceptance. Dr. Putnam said that the Executive Committee has full power to take action, and it will came before them May 28, 1969. Councilman Samuelson asked if a letter of concurrence would help for the meeting of the 28th. Dr. Putnam said that it would be helpful. Mr. Gibbs pointed out that the transfer oE property would have to be done by ordinance. He asked if the reverter clause would pose any problems. Dr. Strait said it wou3d not. MOTION by Cwncilman Harris to direct the Administration to prepare a letter of consent to be sant to the YMCA, and also to di=ect the City Attorcuy to prepare an Ordinance for the transfez of property. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. MOTZON AMENDID by Councilman Sheridan to split these two orders, if it �vas agraeable with Councilman Harris. CounclLian Harris aaked what was his purpose. Councilman Sheridan aaid that there are aane legal questions;he �aould like to have answered before con- side=ation of an Ordinance. Councilman Harzis agreed with the Amendment. TE� MOTioil TO AMEND waa secoruled by Councilr�a Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, blayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely. T� VOTS I3YON Tt� NOTION by Couacilman Harris bo direct the Adminiatration to prepare a lettei of constnt to be sent to the YMCA, being a voice vote, all voting aye� Mayor Kirkham declared tne motion carried tt[1ahlmOUAlg. MOTION by Councilman Hazrls.to rec8ive the Canm�unication read by Mr. John 1Geseler, $ated May 16, 1969 that was raad et the beqinainq of the discunaion. Seconded by Counci]man Ssmuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, t4ayor Kirkhnm declared the motion carried unanimously. Counailmen Sheridan aeked i� j� Q�� u1d �q� �� F� f��,qugh a Public Heazinq for ths vacay�� }� #�s�!= TM , a�i�tmnt ��x ��LQFns}r asid Ao. CounciLmn � ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' , � � ' ' REGUI�AR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 YAGE 11 Shesidan said that it would seem that as these are public landa, the C�ty wuld have to qo through the same channels as for the vacation of a street. Mr. Gibba said that it would not be illegal to hold Public Hearings. but they would not be requir�d by Charter. Councilman Samuelson asked if the street vacation would have to be by Public Hearing. Mr. (iibbs said that he was only speaking of the 6.97 acres. If 60th Avenue were vacated, this would have to qo through the regular vacation procedure. Councilman Sheridan said that this might be a way to put some emphasis on the YMCA Eacility, by holdix�g Public Heazixigs. Councilman Liebl said that he noticed that there was a member of the Parks and Recreat3on COmaiission present, and asked if they were aware of this. Mx. Ed Fitzpatrick said thst the Co�anission just became aware of this last Friday. He said that the Com¢nission has not had a meeting yet to discuss this, but the firat impression gained from talking with the other members is that they were enthusiastic. Mr. Gibba said that if the Council desired, before the week is over, a memo- randt� could be sent to the Administration relative to the leqality of sellinq the property, so the City would have something in c�►riting. He added that he could sae Councilman Sheridan's point in holding Public Hearings to make the people aware and that this miqht qet thinqs movinq faster. Councilman Samuelson said that if a letter of intent ie satisfactory for the YMCA, the Ordinance would not be neceasary at this tfine, and could be prepared after the Public Hearings. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the Parka and Recreation Comonission w�oUld want to meet and discuss this, and they may have sane questiona of the YMCA about the joint nse of the facilities. He would prefer to have no action on an Ordinance before the Commission has a chance to look at this proposai, since a letter of intent will aerve the eame purpose. Ca�ncilman Samuelson co�ented that Chen in the mesnti.me the xMCA can get started with their fund drive c�¢aittees etc., and ihe Administration can keep thinga moninq at this end. FIRST RfiADING OF AN ORDZNANCE TO AMEt�iD THE�CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY� MZI�SOTA BY l01CING�A CHANGE IN ZONIPG DISTRICTSS (S.E..corner of 79th�Way and East River Road, requested by N. Craig Jahnson. To rezone fran C-25 and M-1 to R-3A) ' Tha Citg Engineer said that the Public Hearinq was held ApriL 7, 1%9. The' azea ia pseaently zoned.in three different diatticts. He said that thsy shoyad an overall p2an previously, but understood that there are some additional plans available nar. , ' ' C� ' Mr. Johnson came forward with the plans and sai.d that the turn off, off of Eaet River Road hae been eliminatad because of the traffic probl�s exiating on East River�Aoed aKl the onlp access in and out �ti11 be on 79th Way, with an internal traffic pattern within the complax. He shoved a renderi�g of one of the buildinqs, and said that the three bedro� unita have bsan eliminatad and there will only bw one and two bedroom apart�ents. Counoilman Harrir eaid that the buildinq• will be facinq a center court yard, so ha► far back from the road are the bui7diaga. Nr. Johnson said thst they were about 150', there would.bo tw buildings on the R-3 area. This will just be ueed for tut�n-arounds eta. Ne eaid that they vrere planninq on a berm alonq the �th aide with mixeQ planting�p. on it, the height to be about 4' *_0 6'. Mayor 1Cirkham camiented that thia � �sould scswn the c�rs quite niaely. Mr. Johneon wid tt�at they aere aleo . REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 12 planning to $hiel& the area along the railroad tracks, along East River Rosfl and south of the property between them and Barry Blower with plantings. Eio showed on the plans where the qarages aere to be located and said that there were 441 parking places required by City Code aad they are providing 506. Councilmaz+ Harris asked if the garaqe rent mould be included with the apart�ent rent. I�tr. Johnson said that he did not know. Councilman Hazris said that on occasion in the past there has been trouble 1f the zent was charged separate from the rent for the unit. 2he qaraqe would sit awpty and the car �auld be using up the parking space that is provided for viaitors, or in the street. Mr. Johneon said that it ia aaticipated that they will draw people who have one or two cars or a boat, so they wuld need the garaqe. Councilman Harris said that with a project of this nature, ha vould like to eae the charge for the apartment linked vrith the charge for the garaqe, so that the rent would actually cover both. _ Mrs. E.L. Pett, 176 Longfellow Street N.E. said that if the access is closed off from East River itoad, this will mean that all the traffic will be on 79th Way and there is already a problem with speeders. Councilman Samuelson pointed out that there is a signal achedu7ed for 1970 for 79th Way and East River Rcad. Mrs. Pett said that theze are already so many peopie trying to get onto East River Road now, and with all these added paople the problem will be greatly compounded. Councilman Harris said that it wou2d be easier to get out with a siqnal. Mrc. Pett said that then maybe people will use Longfellow to qo around the liqht. Councilman Ha=ris said that it has been the City'e experience that peop]� wotzld prefer to use a light than to try to get onto a highpay.without one. A member of the.audience asked how many acres were involved. Mr. Johnson said about 17 acree and that there would be 294 unita. Councilman Ifarris said that he felt that the development as propoeed �rould be an improvement aver an M-1 di�triot, which could include manufacturing planta. This would mean heavy semi trucks vrould be using 79th 4Pay, which would be worse. 2his plan vronld reduce the area to residential, and he felt that the developer has tried to come up o+ith a gooti plan. He explained that obviously this land will not lay vacant, and that samethinq eventually would be built there. with the present zoning, there could be apartment units along 79th Way and an induetrial building juat south of there. NOTION by CounciJ.nsn Harris tp approve the Ordinance on first readinq and waive the resd3nq, alao to request the Administration to take a care£ul look at the traffic qoinq out onto 79th Way so that people facing 79th Way v+ill be able to get out. Seconded by Counciiman Sheridan. 1�TION�AMSPIDED by Councilman 6heFidan with agreement of Councilman Harris to add Lots 1 through 6. Slxk 2, Pearson's First Addition also be rezoned fraa R-3 to R-311 on the second reading. The motion was �econded and upon a voice vote, Ki�kham, iiarris, Sheridan and Samuelson voting wye, Liebl voting nay, Mayor Ktrkham.dsclnsed the.motiom carried. Tt� VOTE UPON Tt� MoTION, beinq a roll call vote, Harrie, Sheridan, Kir�afi. anQ $amuekeon aotira3 aye, Liebl voting nay� Mayor Rirkham declared th� ibtion cerri�d. Mr. Charles l.�oer, 161 79th way, aaked if this was nw laM. Mayor Kirkjua tola h�,n that tai� �yR �' ��s�� ;Qi� °x �� ;��Rr '��l1� *�i1lin is " ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 � PAGE 13 second readinq required, then publication, and 15 days aftar publication, it ' becomes law. Mr. Floer stated that there is a conflict of'intereat a� he intended to qet a lawyer. ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' L_ l THE MINUTES OF THE ON MEETING OE MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Cormiission Meeting of May 6, 1969. Seconded by Councilman 5heridan. Upon a voice vots, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared the motion carried unaniawusly. RECEIVIDiG THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MAY 7, 1969; MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meetinq of May 7, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carzied unanimously. RECENING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COhA1ISSION MEETING OF MAY 1, 1969: MOTION by Councilmsn Harris to receive the Minutes of the�Planning Co�ia�ion' Meetinq of May 1, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously, RHCEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PITfNNIN6 COMMISSION MEETING OF MAY 8, 1969: 1. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. #69-06, VEIT'S ADDITION IAHI1A ENGLUND: That part of Lot 15, Revised Auditor's Subdivision q23 lyinq Westerly of Westerly right of way line of Riverview Tezrace as now laid out and traveled and as deaczibed in Book 702 of Deeds. Paqe 197. , MOTION by Councilman Harris to set the Public Hearing for the Final Plat P.S. $69-06, Veit's Addition as requested by Londa Englund for June 9, 1%9. Secondad by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhem declared the motion carried unanunously. 2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #69-12, NORBERT J. LIESEN: LOts 27 through 29, Block 4, Oak Grove Addition. ' The City Enqineer explained that this requeat is so that he can malce two buildable sitea of 60' eaah. He pointed out that there is a 40' corner lot owneQ by Mr. inaphy tirhich he underetood Mz. Lieeen tried to purchaae, but he , felt that Mr. D�phy was aeking an unreasonable price. By qranting thie lot eplit, there Will be a 40' lot that nothing can be done with. Counci]a�an Sheridan asked if the corner lot tiad a buildinq on it.• Mr. Liesan aaid there �.ras one, but i.t has been removed. Councilman Harris asked if the corner lot ' ia maintained at all. Mr. Liesen anid no. He said that hia::house i• on Lot 29. Councilaan itazri• asked what tha depth �rae. The Citp Engine�s said lZ8'. Cow�ciluan daisueleon aeked if thesa lota would meet the ninimun studards. TA� , City Enqineez did some fiquring and aaid that tMy do not, hoaevet, Lhe othes lota in the area are the same. Zf he could get the corner lot; he Mould mnat tM land requiremente. ' Cwncilaan Harzis pointed out that the 40' lot rill nOt do Mr. Dumphp any qood, 1le cannot build on it. ' REGULAR COCJNCIL MEETSNG OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 16 , ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve tha Lot Split Requeat L.S. N69-12 by Norbert J. Lieaen for Lots 27 through 29, Block 4, Oak Grove Addition. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, MayoY Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimsoulsy. 3. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #69-13, GEORGE L. WAL IST: West 150 feet of Lot 18, Block l, Spring Valley Addition Counci]man Harris asked if this was a rear-front split. The City Engineer said yes, and added that the City will need some easmnents from him. Council- man Sheridan asked if this was not the same type of split he requested behind the mortuazy. The City Engineer said no, because there is access in the back of this lot. There is a 16' dedicated alley along the back of the lot so the City vill need some additional right of way for a future road. He explained that the split is betoreen the two zoning categories. The back portion is zoned residential. These lots are 300 feet deep so they wi11 not be double frontage lots, they are plenty big enough to split. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to qrant the Lot Split L.S. #69-13 reque8ted by Georqe L. Walquist on tt{e west 150' of Lot 18, Slock 1, Spring Valley Addition, subject to his dedicating the easterly 34' for the purpose of a road in the future. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Planning Co�ission Meeting of May S, 1%9. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting ayc, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING TE� MINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COt4fISSION MEETING OF APRIL 4, 1969: MOTION by Councilman Iiarris to receive the Minutes of the Fridley Industrial Development Commission Meetinq of Agril 4, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declazed the motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE #620 - AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AUTHORi2ING Tf� PURCHASE OF A POLICE SQUAD CAR: � The Ciiy.Manager explained that the Police Department advertised for bida, but rxnived none. He said that it seems the manufacturers have atoppe8 making ihe special cara eooner than antioipated. He explained that they would be going to aeveral dealers to qet quotationa;: on cazs t.hat Monld meet the apecifications as closely as possible. MOTION by Counciltnan Harris to adopt IInergency Otdinance �420 on firat rstdinq, waive the readinq and order publication. Seconded by Conncilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, Sheridan, Kirkham, Liebl. and Harris votinq aye, MtyOr Kirkham declared the motion aarried. RHCENING THE ANNUAL POLICE AUCTZON REPORT: MOTiON by Councilman Liebl to receive the annual.Police auotion rrport, the auction being held May 10, 1969. Seconded by Cwncilman Hnrris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' REGDLAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MHY 19, 1969 PA6S 15 , CONSIDERATION OF UEST FOR ADDITIOTAL STREET LIGHT FOR CITY GARAGE YARD: , MOTIODT by Councilman t�iarris to approve the additional light for the City Garage yard. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Councilman Harris said that he noticed a very dark corner as he was going weat on 73zd Avenue. It is the intezsection of 73rd Avenue and the University , Avenue'East Service Road. He asked that this intersection be added to the list of street liqht requests. The City Engineer said that he has a list of other requests that possibly should be considered at the next Meeting. ' CONSIDERATZON OP' PAVING OF MISSISSIPPI WHY WEST OF EAST RIVER ROAD: The City Engineer explained that the County still claims that an underpass for , the railroad tracks on Missisaippi Street is not warranted. If it is felt that there ahould be further negotiations, then the question arises whether or not to pave xississippi Way. If the City should get the underpass the storm ' se�rer would have to be changed, and some of Mississippi Way would have to be torn up. The busi,nesaes on Missiesippi Way need their street, however. ' ' ❑ , ' ' , , 1 � ' Councilman Harris felt that there were still areas for future negot.iation with the railroad to try to get the underpass. Councilman Sheridan asked if the storm sewer could not go to Locke Lake. The City Engineer said no, there ig not sufficient depth. The only place far:the storm sewer to go would be west of the dam, or to the river. Councilman Sheridan asked the distance of Misaissippi Way. The City Enqinear said about 600' to 650'. Councilman Sheridan ca�ented that the replacement of the blacktop would not be too ezpensive then anyhoa+. Counci].aian Harris asked how this lines up with the intersection configuration plan, arid mhat is the atatus of moving the gas station that is in the vray. The City Engineer said it is at an impasse with the County. Councilman Harris said that he could not see any reason for spending money, if it would have to be torn up later. As long as there is going to be some work done at thie intersection, perhaps now is the time to go shead and acquire the gaa station land, and get the work done all at once. Mayos Kirkham Pointed out that the businesses need the street now. The City Enqineer said that the County ie plannirnJ to improve the rest of Missiecippi from 2nd Street to East River Road next yesr acd they �►ill expect the City to acquire the aecesaary riqht oi way. 'i'he que�tion is, ahould the contractor procaed �rith any portioa of the improvement of Mis:issippi l/sy riqht nar. Conncilman Samuelson said that he felb that the people ahoulS be served th�x+e. Councilman Harsis askad how much it would coat to put in the pipe. The City Engineer said about $18,000. The City Manager said that the railroad has been sayinq that the undarpai� dcea not ae� feasible. The City Enqineer said that it aould be possible to bulld, but they feel that the trafiia does not varrant one. Councila8n Samuelson eaid that he felt that the dmpsWement should be mado.. There is ro �ch ixdeaision om the part of the County. He added that ther+9 xill have to De f�u�ding prwideQ in 1970 for the acquisition of land. Councilman Sheridan aeked how much the east-west portion of Misaissippi Way wou18 coaL.. The Citp Lh�qirteer said about $12,000. IE the Council feels that RBGULAR CO(1NCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 paca ie , there is a poaaibility of gett3nq the underpass, a tm�porary mat witli a rolled berm could be placad on the road, and this would cut the cost about in half. Mayor Kirkham said that he felt that this•was the thinq to do. Co�uicilaan Sheridan asked if the south side of Mississlppi Nay was nat the back of the lota. The City Engineer said yes. MOTION by Councilman Samuel9on to put in the temporary improvement on Misoisaippi Way with a rolled berm, with the permanent improvement to wait. Seconded by Counailman i�ar=is. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xiakham declared the motion carried unanimousiy. INTEGRATED MECHANICAL SYSTENS, INC., EUGENE VOSIKA: Mr. Euqene Vosika of Integrated Mechanical Systems, Tnc., said that he had committed hianself to movinq into a portion of Moon Plaza. xe said that they planned on offic� space on the upper level and manufacturinq on the lowsr level. He eaid that they handle soJ,id state components which are very mmll parts. He said that he vms told that this would be perfectly all-xight, but now finds that this is a commercial area and he plans on manufacturinq. He asked if there was any chance that hd could qet into this building ae he must move by Jui1e 1, 1969, and had no place to go. Counci]man Harris said that the zoniag is wronq, but the greatest considezation and concern to him is the construction of Moon Plaza. The Fire Departs�ent feels that this buildiag would burn very quickly if it ever cauqht on fire. The Fire Undervriters have instruoted the Fridley �'iremen that tAey are.not to enter the building if it is on fire under any circimtstances. He said that other than the zoninq, the major coasideration is the health and safety of Mr. Voaika und his employees. tie said that he did not feel that the Couacil could allw a busirness to go into any bnilding that the Firemen are not allowed to protect. He pointed out that he might find hiatself in a very difficult situation if there was a fire and one of his empioyees was }�urt. The Cify Manaqer pointed out that they did install a sprinkler system. Council- man Harris said that thia did reduce their fire insurance somewhat, but the Fire Department does not feel the protection adequate. Hr. Vosika said that he was told that he could move in there with no problema. He said tAat he xas.unaware of any of this. Conncilaan Harris suqqested that he take another look at his lease, and that it coaid be broken on this baais. Mr. VosikA said thsnk you to the Council for their concern for him and that he would like ta aettle in Fridley, as it is a nice tovn and centrally located. He aeked if there waa as�ytlfimg elae available. Councilman Harris sugqes�ed that he contact the Fridley Industrisl Deva3opnent Commisaion to see if there wes anythlnq he could use. Mr. Vosika then gave the City Manaqer his name and telephone number. . ' MOTION by Councilman Harrio to d.ny the special uae permit raqueated by t4. Eug�ne Voaika of Integrated Mechanical Systeas, Inc. to allow a manufactusinq plant ia Moan Plaza. 3econded by Councilman Settweleon. Upon a voice vote, all veting ays, Mayor Eirkham d�clared the eiwtion carried unanimousl7. CON8IDEAATIOat OF CEiANGE ORDER Ml - SM & SS PROJECT A90� MOTZON by Councilman Harria to e�j1�� Q� CY�}�qR Q�'yjos �1 for 6ewer, Watez and Storm Sewer Project N90. BeqQ�ec� py Counci�� 6aym,yel�onx 0RQ�1 A voice vote, � ' � REGOLAR COUNCIL-MDETING OF MAY 19, 1969 P11G8 17 ' Sa�selson, Kirkham, Liebl, and Harris votinq aye, $heridan abstaining. Mayor Kirkham declazed thr motion carried. ' , C I � � ' ❑ r� L' ❑ ' , , �J �I 8-1969 - RESOLUTION APPROVIPG A MZNNESOTA HIGHIQ�! DEPARTMEITf AND MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #78-1969. Seconded by Councilawn Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. xOTiON by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Reaolution #79-1969. Secoa$ed by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor xirkhm dsclazed the moCion cazried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Reaolution N80-1969. Seconded by Cou�il- nan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declnred the moiion carzied unanimoualy. The City Engineer explained that a portion of Ruth Street is already on this �ot. MOTION hy Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #81-1969. Secoided by Council- nan Sheridan. Upon a voica vote, all votinq aye, Mayor lCirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CounciLr}� tlarris asked if it.vas aeceseary tq paa� this.Resolution at th�,tise. The FinancQ Airactor said no. Councilmaa Harrie eaid thatiin that cast, ht would pr�lor waiting until the Fiecal Dieparity 8111 ie s�ttled. MOTION by Counail�asa Ftarris to, table this Reaolutioa until the llMtix�� o! July 7, 1%9. Secondad by Councilman Samuelson. Upon.a voice voe.o, ell wting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion caszied unanimouely. REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 1B 1 ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #82-1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniiqpusly. FEET�OF�LOTS 53�AND ��$'i MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #63-1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, nfayor Kirkham declazed the motion carried unanimously. - RESOLUTION AUTHOHIZZNG AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF ON IATS 5- 7. BLOCK 3. AND LOTS 6- 9.�NORTH 40 FEET OF LOT 14, AND MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution �i84-1969. Seconded by Council- man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ON APPROVING EIGH3' Y. PROGRAM FOR THE CITY�� STORM SEWER L The City Engineer explained that as the Council has already approved the 10 year Sireet im�rovement proqram, this schedule was devised to provide dralnage in the areas before the street improvements ate made. Th�s achedule ia auch that the drainaqe improvement is one year before the street improvemant. He reported that people have been calling in about the street improvement schedule, and it has proven ter`be qood public relations to have the schedule drawn up. in some cases, they have petitioned to have streets improved before the echeduled year. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution A85-1%9. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�fayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Name Clyde V. Maravetz Position EnqtAO�tinq 11idt �laco� 1111yn Glu�9a NOTION by Councilman Hasris to approve the appqintaaent of Clyde V. Dbravatz ns Enqineering Aide. Seconded by Councilman SheridanL Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kizkhnm declared the motinn carriad unanimously. Councilaian Samuelson reported that the vacancy in the Huilding Standards - Design Control Subcomaittee cannot be filled as yat. He had asked �rro p�ople, but nei$her had been able to serve. ' CLAIMS• MoTZON by Cauncllmaa Stfaridan to approva papment of General Claims t18032 throuqlt #18134 azfd Liquor Claimr N3318 �1�'��1� i��80� 8moenc��d by Councilman Sa�ll�on. Upon a voice vote, a],], yR�� f►pe, Mhxor Kirkt�aet qpr�}pre� �� pption carried. ' � �. 1 ' ' ' , � ', � ' ' ' ' �J � ' ' �y�A COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 L�CgiSES: SERVICE STIITION Cliff's service 7250 Ceatsal Ave. N.E. ?sidlay, Minnesota YLNDIIi(} MACHINS Onity Hopaital 5S0 Oeborne Road Pridly� Minneaota Favree Spur 8255-�t River R. FridLy� Minnesota Srog�r Co. 525t Centra3 1►sidleyy Mlnneaota Rmck�a Gulf 7;15 H�+S� �65 Fsidley� Minnesota t� F3TABLISHF�NT ck's-6ulf jlt bth Street N. E. Fridley� Minassota CIOARSTTfi Cbuck�s (iul! 7315 HYY N65 lridlsy� Minneaota Tood Horianis 2S� �aborae Rosd lridlet� Ml.no�eota GAR}�QB PICIRIP J & X Pick up 7631 Lalce Drive ' Circle Pinee� Kinneeota QI/CTF �aod�ss Csf� 6k90 Central An. N.A. hidL�i H3�sota BY 11PPR�ED BY pAGE 19 Clifford Thoe See Memo from Bureau ot Fire Prevantion, Page 97, May 19, 1969 Aqenda, Maoo N69-5-2 dated May 12, 1%9 Donald J. Leive:mann Health Inspector n.nnts Favre Haskel Ffetuna� Charles D. Jordan Charlea D. Jordan Charlea D. Jordan Culver Davis Jr. Leo. B. Hruder iim. F. Wale� iiealth Iaepectar Health Irapector ��alth Inspector Health Inspector Haalth Inapector �alth Ineosctor Chief of Police Hea1Lh InaproWt Chief of Polio� .��i �1l�R�Af�' R�GULAR COUNCIL MEE7fING 0�' MAY 19, 1969 Licanses Continued. Bi.ACKTOPPIIIC sortham Atphalt C�rtruction Inc. 1631 66th Avenue lf, B. �ridlay, Minnesota �ATiIiG Ealden Portsr Co. 315 Eoyalaton Ave. Minaeapoli�, Minneaota ?oroost Snrvices Inc. 8127 Mllabury Aw. 3. Dloamington, Minnesota Stu Hothgebnr Plbg. 6 Heg. Iac. S2Q0 Grreenfxeld Ave. lfev Brightori, Minneaota C�1IBBAL COp'P&ACTOfl Cding John�oa Sl�ss�. 3507 West S�h Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Custam Blacktop Conatruction 7651 Centsal Ave. 1.5. lridlay, ?i�tmesota Dailey Hames, Iac. 8510 Central Ave. H. 8. iiim�eapolis, Minnesota Chsrles E. Joi�snaon SSO 69th Ave. R. E. lridley, ?Sinne�ota 1lilton Johason Roofing 6 Siding 2513 Central Avn. A. B. 1!loneapolis, Mim+esota Loeffel En;atrand Co. 612 llth AY�. Squth 'to�kins, Minnesou MeCall 6 Co. � - SA3S Lyndale Ave. S. Miaaupoli�, MinnesoGa Sobsrt 3apy EIAi. 6 �sl�,p�, 3233 4t� St. 11� �t ' :,:,.�•r:.^, Col�sbia 8aighk�. Minnesota Dq: Gerhard Lareon � REW By: Elmer FT. Carlson REW By: DeWayns L. Mullin 1�W By: Stu Rothgeber by: Ching Johneon Hy; Gary Yetsrsen By: Hugh Thorson RER2HAI. 1fEW PE6i RBNEWAI. By: Chariee 7ohaneon AEREKAL 89� �lton L. Johnson BENEWAL By: �oger Coffman 1�W Ey: David A. LlcCall REAEWAL �yi Ro6ert J. Sappa �ii PA6E 20 APFAOVED BY Dldg. Insp Htg. Insp Htg. Inap Htg. Insp Eldg. Inap. Bldg. Iasp. Dldg. Inop. Dldg . Imp . E1dg. Insp Eldg. Inep flds. Iesp : bld�. Inrp. IJ � ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 � PAGE 21 Licenses Continued: SIGN ERECTION National Advertising Co. 6850 South Harlem Ave. Arqo, Illino2s � Byo D.W. Torgerson RENEt^1AL Bldg. Insp. , Nordquist Sign Co. 312 West Lake St. Minneapolis, Minnesota , ' ' ' ' L ' By: N.A. Nordquist, Jr. RENEWAL Bldg. Insp. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the foregoing licenses. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: Camstock & Davis, Inc. Conaulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Estimate #1 (Partial) for furnishing resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the con- struction work for Street Imprwement Project St. 1969-1 from January 27, 1969 through May 3, 1969. Estimate #1 (Partial) for the fuxnishing of resident inspection and resident supervision 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. ' Sat�imate #2 (Partial) for the furnishing of resident inapection and resident supervision for the staking out of the constzuction work for Water Improvement Project Ik92 from March 31, 1969 through May 3, 1969. , l� ' ' G L Estimate N3 (Partial) for the furnishing of resident inspection and reaident supervision for the stakinq out of the construction work for Storm Sewer Improvement Project #84 fran March 31, 1969 throuqh May 3, 1969. Eatimate M4 (Partial) for the furnishing of resident inspectioa and resideht eupervision for the staking out of the construction work for Test WeYl Construction - Water Improvement Project #75-H from March 31, 1969 through May 3, 1969. � Weaver� Talle & Herrick 316 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 Estimate dated May 15� �,��! �� elsvicea �end��qd� $ 627.24 $1,303.32 $1,123.52 $ 8.84 S 195.62 $2,787.60 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 22 ' MOTION by Counci]man Sheridan to approve payment of the estimates. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Sheridan asked Mr. Gibbs what the court case was that is included with the estimates from Weaver, Talle, ar�d Herrick. Mr. Gibbs replied that it actually is a claim, but it arrived too late, so it went in under the estimates. CONSIDERATION OF THE PROPOSED NEW ZONING ORDINANCE: Councilman Harris said that he had many questions relative to this proposed Ordinance, and would suggest a workshop meeting. Mayor Kirkham said that he vrould call a eonvened Meeting for May 26, 1969 but that there would be no official action taken. The items for consideration would be: Discussion of Insurance Specifications, Discussion Regarding North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District. Discussion Regarding the new Zoning Ordinance, and Discussion Regarding the Personnel Manual. Mayor Kirkham asked that the City Manager send out reminder noticee. CONSIDERATION OF SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR ALLEY VACATION IN BL(7CK 8, ONAWAY ADDITION REQIIESTED BY�MR. HAROLD W. HARRIS: (SAV #67-04) MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to set the.PUblic Hearing for the vacation of two alleys in Blxk 8, Onaway Addition for June 9, 1969 requested by Harold W. Harris, SAV #67-04. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: A. INDEPEPIDENT SCHOOL DTSTRICT #14: THANK YOU MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from Independent School District #14 dated May 5, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Sheridan asked that this letter be referred on to the Fire Depart- ment. B. MRS. JAMES CLINfON! REQUEST FOR DRAINFIELII FOR CESSPOOL Councilman Samuelson reported that he had talked to her many times and had adviaed her,that permission was not possible, but if she wanted to, she could still�preaent hei aase before the Council. xe said that the pluwbing did need revamping. He explained that Mr. Clinton qs a carpentez, and that they had bought many thinqs, then he got laid off and they nere in financial trouble. MOTION by CounciLnan Harris to deny the request of PRS. James Clinton, 532 Janeaville Street N.E. for a�'8infield for a ces�pool and direct the Adminis- tration to send her a letter notifying her of the Council action. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice voter all voting aye, Mayor Kirkt�am declared the motion carried uanimously. , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 � PAGE 23 C. THOMAS. MARXETF: � REQfIESTTNG EXTENSION OF TZME� FOR RI7CORDING TFIE PLAT FOR MARXEN TERRACE The City Engineer reported that the Planninq Coaaaission is studying the possibility of rezoning a strip of land along 73rd Avenue and Mr. Marxen would like to delay the filing of his plat until he sees what the outcome of the study is. MOTZON by Councilman Lieb1 to receive the cotmnunication from Mr. Thomas Marxen dated May 15, 1969 and grant an extension of time in zecording his plat. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. D. MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: REQUEST TO PUT $IGNAL COHIIOIT IN 69TH AVENUE CROSSOVER � . . The City Engineer explained that he felt that this may be a good time to lay the signal conduit as the intersection will be torn up anyhow, even though they do not plan to put in signals for s�ne time. He said that the additional cost would be about $12,A00 with $600 to be borne by the City and $600 by the State. � - � � . MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the communication from the State of Minnesota Highraay Department dated May 13, 1969 and suthorize entering into an agreement for the laying of the signal conduit in the 69th Avenue and T.H. N47 crosaover. (Cooperative Construction Agreement #56088). Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � E. WAYNE SIMONEAU: REQUEST TO FENCE ZN CITY RIGHT�OF WAY ' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simoneau, 465 57th Place N.E. would like to fence in the land adjacent to their property and maintain it. Councilman Samuelson said that this would be fine, so long as they understand that the fence will have to come down if the City should ever request it. , C , ' � MOTION by Councilxnan Liebl to receive the communication fran Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Simoneau, 465 57th Place N.E. and grant permission to fence in and maintain the City property adjoining their property with the unda=standing that should the City ever request that the fence be removed, it must be taken down. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. F. NAHGELE OUTDOOR PiDVERTISING CO. HOOKLET ON UNVEILING THE WELCOME�TO � FRIDLEY SIGN ' �� Mayor Kirkham read the letter addressed to him aloud from the Naegele Outdoor Sign Cocapany and pasaed the booklet around for the rest of the Council to see. It contained many pictures of the unveiliag of the Welcome to Fridley sign. MOTZON by Councilman Harris to receive the coa�unication and booklet from ' Naegele Outdooz Advertising Company. Seconded by CounciLnan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � REGULAR COUt3CIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969 PAGE 24 ' Caincilman Hatris auqgested that the booklet be placed in the showcase for a time for others to see. PAUL BROWN - PARXS AND RECRFATION�DIRECTOR..- REQUE6T FOR VACATION TIME IN 1970 TO CONDUCT 80FTBALL CLINICS IN EUROPE: The City ManageY explained that Paul Brown, Parks and Recreation Director, has been asked to conduct softball clinics in Europe fro� March 31 to April 13, 1970 by the Amateur Softball Association, and is requesting vacation time off for this ��rQose. This is a State Department Tour and will in no way be a cost to the City of Fridley. MOTION by CounciLaan Sheridan to approve the request made by Paul Brovm, Parks and Recreation Disector in his memorandum dated Mag 8, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. WEED MOWING CHARGE COMFLAINT - MIKE O'SANNON: Couacilman Sheridaa said thBt he had received a call from Mr. Mike O'Bannon, who said that he and a neiqhbor cut the grass and waeds in a lot, and within a few daya the City contractor came out and cut them again and he received a bill for about.S100. Gouricilman Sheridan asked if there had been many caar plaints of thia.nature against the contractor. The City Manager said that since the program was initiated, there have only been about 10 complaints, and most of these have been resolved. He said that the City has had no troubla with the_contractos. Councilman Sheridan asked that this complaint be checked. BERTON CROSS TAW SUZT - 5760 AND 5790 2ND STREET: Mr. Gibbs ieported that the jury had found that the City of Fridley had ita- proved the lot by r'emoving the building, aad that at one time Mr. Cross had given permisaion to have the building remaved. He had sued the City for $5,000 and loat. ADJWRI�fENT: � MoTSON by Councilman Harris to adjourn the Meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilmea Samuelaon. There being no further businesa, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regulaz Counci2 Meetinq.of May 19, 1969 adjourned at 11:40 P.M. Res ctfully Bubmitted, �Gi�'.GQ/L� Juel Mezcer Secretary to the City Council 3ack O. Kirkham Mayor � ' � � ' ' 11 � ' t THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL WORKSHOP MEETING OF MAY 26� 1969 Mayor Kirkham called the Special workshop Meeting of the City Council to order at 7:40 P.M., May 26, 1969. PI,,EDGB OF_ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kiskham lead the Council and Adminiatration in �aying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flaq. ROLL Cl1I.L : I�lBERS PRESENT: Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham M@IBERS ABSENT: None ADOPTION OF AGENDA: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as presented. Seconded by Councilaian Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONFIRMAT20N OF LETTER TO THE YMCA: PAGE 25 ' Mayor Rirkham cou¢nented that he felt that this letter covers what the Council meant to corrvey. Councilman Liebl asked if there was going to be a Public Hearinq as Councilman Sheridan suqgested. He aaid that he felt that this latter eounda as thouqh it is already final. rl U ' l� L L' ' ' Mayor Kirkhsm said that he would have no objection to holding a PuDlic Ebearing. Councilaian Liebl said that he had received sane complaint telephone calls fraa� people concerning the YMCA facility. He explained to the people that 1t r+as not a fact yet, and that there would be a Public Heari� and an Ordinaacs would have to be pasaed. Councilmaa Barris reported that the people he Lslked to expresaed canplete eatiafaction. xe said that he would aqree with Cwncilman Sheridan'a suq- qestion for a Public Heuinq. Thie preaentation ehould properly come from tt�e YMCA, after they have campleted their plana, ao that there vould be oom�- thinq defin3te that could be said to the people. Councilman Samuelson eaid that the people he has talked to have been elsted, and that he was in aigee- s�nt with the letter. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the letter prepared by the City Manager. Seconded by Counoilman Sheridan for discussion. Councilman Sheridan esid that he had received eome calls also. He sald that lm felt that the newopaper diatorted the story, and that it is not a fact as yet. Hs ouggeated to the p•ople that called him that they wait for the Public e�arinq atwn there vrould be a preaentation ma9e, before making an evaluation. Ne uid that ha did not knov the rchedvlinq of Lhe YMCA, but he �rould asaume that they Mauld hava to have eome definite figurea soon, so they can start ' SPE7CIAL iIORKSHOP MEETING OF MAY 26. 1969 t � ' ' ' ' �� I � ' ' � ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 PA6E 26 raising the necessary money. Councilman xarris said that the Council should indicate to the YMCA that we would like them to prepare a presentation to qive to the people. Councilman Samuelson said that he was sure that the YMCA wuld be happy to do so. When the presentation is made, this could also be their kiek-off for their fund raisinq drive. The City Msnaqer coaimented that the Parks and Recreation Cwimission nill be diacussinq this, and a concern of many people, he felt, would be whether the public would have beach privileges. Councilman Liebl said that tha people who callad him were perturbed because they did not know about it. They rondered ho�r tha City could qive away about 7 acres of land without informing the public. Councilman Harris said that the City would be givinq away about $3500 per aere of land and getting in return a million and one half facility. Councilman Liebl asked if there would be any taxes received. Mayor Kirkhaa said rio, but the City would be gaining a swiaminq pool, plus many sport facilities. Cwncilman Sheridan said that this woald not be a City facility. He eaid that he felt that there is a lot of explaininq to do. He felt that properly, at the last Council Meeting the letter should have been received, but �thinq mora done. The public, fran readinq the newspaper story felt that the City was giving the land away without their being informed. T�; VOTE UPpN THE MOTION, beinq a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani,mously. f:\�]iTij;i��i-a� y� MOTION Ly.CounciLnan Sheridan to adjourn tha official portion of ths Special Workahop Meetinq. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor R3.rkham declared the official portion oP the Special Workshop Meetinq of May 26, 1969 adjourned at 7:50 P.M. Followinq tke adjournment. was an infozmal discuaaion with the iwaurance Specifications 1►dvisoxy Caimittee and the Inaus�ance Conaultant, with no action taken. Other'..items discuased infozmally were: Discusaion regazding North SUburbsn Sanitary Sewer Diatrict; Discuaeion regardinq the New Zoning Ordinancej and Diacussion rmqarding the Pezsonnel Manual. There was no action takm on theae items. Reepectfully wbmitted, w�� 3ecrsLary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkhaa Mayor 1_J � ' , ' 1 ■ I 1 , , ' ' L n , L ' ' �� ORDINANCE N0. ��_ AN ORDINANCS UNDER SSCTION 12.07 OF Tft& CIT7C CHARTSR TO VACATE STRESTS AND ALLE7CS AND TO AMEND APPffiiDI7C C OF Tf� CI1Y CODE Tho Council of the City of Fridley do ordain a� follwe: SSCTION l. For the vacation of the street deecribed as follw�t The North th�.rty feet (30') of the South fifty feat (50') of Lota 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 Anoka� State of Miimeaota, be and ia hereby vacated. S�CTION 2. The said vuation has been nrde in confosmanc� with Miimeaota Statutae and pureuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Coda �hall ba to amended. PASSED EY T8E CIT7C CWl�CCII. OF THE CI1Y OF FAID�..SY� Tf�S �_ DAY O1 1969. szrssx: CI14 CLERR - Marvin C. Bstmaell First 'B�adins: Secoad Aeadit� : Publish.......: N �� 2'7 � u,Y -„�0 1 �'1,``� ,,;» S ^ � e S�EE " � - ,r� � i n r„rr � �, � IMJIi .. y �� ` �.. . yi q.JN tl � ��J ' . ..IiAiiYPM� •. �t .. r• ' ' , .. NNY1y . N �� 1 �' l� �, � .0 i� y7! . , ; M��y/ N! i� „hRyiN .`.'�..�' '"1 � � „1,.. . ,1 r1 �' � H. I 1 , N • ;� � o 1 IF � } ' � I ~ :, �yj L �y`yJ �Y�l�� 1 �.% ; M +�. 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NM' , r ,«p • ,. � � �'; ��> ' f�,.�� 'qy � ':� �� y ,�:d� �� G. �, �,�� - , b � � � � � � �`�` � ' y ° I . �s , - F �.•'��> ;t , � , �Q f` . . • � �,. I � t t• _ �. + � , , � - . . .\ i \ \.._....�'I N�L___.� __"'�__. __Y 1_,,�_� .�___ �i _ '_�__ F � L� ' L'. , ' _... . �1 ' � , lJ � ' b ��6 �, ORDINANCE N0. `� IW OHDIItANCE TO AMEND Ti� CI1Y COD6 0! T� CI1Y dY FAIDQ.Ei, 14INN&SOTA BY lfAICING A CHANGB IN ZONING DISTAICTS The Couacil of tha City of Fridlay do ordain u follws: SDCTION 1. SACTI�1 2 Appeadix D of the City Code of Paidley i� a�etided es hsreinaftes iadinated. The tract or arae withia the County of Anoka and ths City of Fridley and deecribed as: Lots 1 through 6, Block 2, Pearaon'e l�t Addition togsthsr rith thaC tract deecribed as follovs; Begitming at the most Southerly corner of Lot 1, Block 1, Peareon's lst Addition; thence Nort4�aaeterly sad Butarly along Che Southerly line of esid Ysarson's Lst Ldditioa to ttu 3outhveaterly line of the Graat Northern Bailroad Co�paq sight of aay; thence Southeastealy along said 3outirMtstlr sight of way line to a point 606.60 feet Northwrlsl� of tbe Southerly line of �aid Sonth Nalf of Section 3, u�eawsad alnng eaid Southwutarly right of Msy llaa; theeca Yutaly, psrallel with said South line of tba Soath Half of S�etion 3� to the Northeasterly aorn�r of Outlot A� Peazwn's Znd �dittea; theacs continuing Lleeterly and Southv�sterly along the �2y line of �sid Pearson'e 2nd �ddition to the Nostheqterly ti�ht of vay lina of East River Road; th�nc� Northwutarly alos� �aid tlostMa�t�s17 sight of rsy 1i� to t�ia point oi N�is�,r.�ll lying !a Section 3, T-30, 8-24, City of Tsidley� Count� oi _ Anoka, State of Minn�sota I• hereby de�ignated to he in the 2oned District lmovn u R-3A (�ltiple dwellix�ga only). F '] 58CTION 3. That the 2oning Adminietrator i� directed to chaug� tha official , zoniag map to shw eaid tract or aru from Zoned Matsicd A-3 (genex�al �ltiple family drelling), C-23 (general shopping arw) and M-1 (light induetrial areae) to B-3A (�ltipla dinllingt only). ' L L ' PASSED BY TfIB CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TlIIS DAY OF ATl'BBT : CI1Y CLBRIC Marvia C. Brunsell Public Hearing:-_ Apzi2 7. 1969 ' Bir�t �ding:_ Ma�r 19. 1969 S�cond A�adla�; Publish.......: L� 1969. MAXOA Jack O. Rirlc6s r � ' : : . ZQA .#69-03 , � . . � .� . .. ,�� Cooaittee of Five � � .• �`` SE eosner 79th fiay 6 x. Ad, . ' • • . - lezone !r� A-3, C-2S 6 1 to . —_^—.. : . = s-3 _ . _ . . . _ `_.. . . _ � '-, ' . . . - i. �. • � ' � •, •�slsw �.M. H1r ltlslst• ! ana).��K6 ! � . .:'+'. I�I• 4� t • �� . • ' • • s.. � i . . . . : � . 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' �' . . 1 • � _ 1 /' ` I � �1f � • 4� ,• rA.. �_� � � t ' 1 ' , ' J � ' , ' ' ami��c$ xo. 196s AH O�tDINAIiCE U1�SR SSCTION 12.0T Olr THS CITS CAARTFR TO VACATB UPILIT7 EASH�Jf3 ?h� Cemlcil of th� City of FY�idls� do ordain u follow s SBCfION 1. For the tacation of the utilit� �a�nw� u lolla►as ?he atilit� w�N� lyiag 3outh of a� adjae�at to LoL 5� Bloct 25� A�de Ftrk Additioa aod l�in` betx�ea it� Saet asd We�t liws o! said Lot 5 esteaded 3oa0h Lo ths tbrth li� of Block 1, Ciby Vi�r Addition. All lyiag ia the North 8al! (N 1/2) of 3�otion 23s T-30� H-24� Cit� oi PY�idl�� ConrrtT of Andca� 3tat� of �tms�ota. bs and 1� hereb� sacat�d. SECfI011 2. TM uid �acation kw bNn �da in oonfor�ano� riLh 141Answt�a 3Latnt�� a� pnrtnaut to 3eotion 12.0'r of !� Cit� CharF�r• PA33ID BI ?8S CTPt C00lICIL OF THB CITS 0! F&IDIBf� ?8I3 DA7 Ol� � 1969. 1:1jt�;�IT"ii7�-c �.7. . lT'!S7lf �i � � S�ii>; i:�; ��7�f: �."'^�ti �� ' lrireC H��dia�t � �o 8�ao� 8�adia6t lrb73�h.......t , ' ' 32 n � 0 ' � , ' 1 ' 1 ' Il � ' 1 � ' ' ' �� . 1u1 O�IHI►IICE Ai�ttic) CftAPfER 32 OF Tf� CTtT C�E PAiTe2NIlq 'f0 FIRE PRL�VENfIOA AiID PR04IDII�3 FOR T$E FSTABLISi�l�! OF 1rIRE LANES IN CffitTAIP ARFA3 OF T}18 CTPZ. THL C04NCIL OF TAE CITS OF FRIDI.EY DO QtDAIN AS P'OLLONS: 3�ctioa 32.11 Th� Chief of the Bmroan ot Fire Prsve�ion or hia dnly aathorised asaistant eku.11 be a�poxered to order tt� �staDlishwnt ot fire larres on pnblic or pri�ate propertp as ea� b� necessar� in ordsr that th� tra�el oP lir� eqnip�s� may mt bs i�psd�d or interfered vith, and that acc�a� to fire hydrauta aad bnildia`e say not be blocked ofi. Wh�n a tire li.r» has b��n ordered to be eatablistied, iL shall b� e�ric�d by a sign bearing the xorda "No Parking - Fire Is�ae" or a sLeilar ws�ag�. Wh�n saoh tir� law is astabllthW on public p�oprti� or a pnblic righL of xa�� tlu nec�esary siga or sign� shall be provid�d by t!u Gity oi FY�idl�y� aad xh�a on pritate Pi'oP��T, they ahall ba erected aad a�►inLaiiud b� tL� arosr at hie ex�wnse. Snch signs shall bs iastalled rithin thirtl (30) days attes notifioation of th� ord.r. Thareaiter� no persoa �hall p4rk a��hicle or othesviae occnpy or obetrnct a fire lam. PI1S3ID BY THE CSTY COIIliCII, OF THE CITY OF FRIDIS�� SAIS DI►Y OF , 1969. A1TE3ls Mrl�RNaiag: ��i��, 3�00� BMdia�s � A+bli�hs � �;�/L�i;��li;� �;7;i: . . 33 � � , , 1 ' ' �I �I - - <� A�r�Ga-c y 34 QRDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND 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 all that part of Marshall Street lying north of 37th Avenue described as follows: That portion of Marshall Street north of the north right of way line of 37th Avenue N.E. and south of the north line of the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Section 34, T-30, R-24, Anoka County, be and is hereby vacated, except that the City of Fridley retains utility easements over the entire portion herein being vacated. SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance � with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code shall be so amended. ' � � ' � ■JI ' ' � PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF A�TTBST : 1969. - arvin . Brunse Yublic liearing: anwr 13 1969 First ?=RegcliRg:_ �b`� Second Reading: '�— Publish . . . . - - ac . ir am ��. , ,/ -��— _ _ _ .__ _ ;r �� , , --' �'` °,, ,, ; , ; ., . � •� ,.�� •- ... Af.C..� .1:a�. a/i6r � t af S/e.r.�t• /iny. '-- - _.!_-�,,-.� l.eJ. _ . .. ___ )'_..'__'_ Mj; �..._-fl.Y✓•i// �. Ll/.j�/ . .. - �- . r, r :., �3 � , -._"__ li.I�� Ji7� �'_.��.�.. _ ..AIiDiTOR�S:. H_vinan Velr' —'> � A ! �. f' ,� /' � ♦ . � � ,�Y , , , , � � '. � �i tks..�z: �,�„ c, . ! .�•.., ' ', t `�a � 1 r !' V, 1Y�."��i ih(' /!.r: YiI � J . �`` --� \�---- -- .-. .KSC C.�. //J e?' . �T � iM HaD E�, lf `. L+� swaAru� ; � ..% y /� / / � i� � h 36 ! _, .:;" �, � : ::, !_ " 23�G1.'> / _ .! �_.. _'� ' ;�J'bBDiVI Neilh�r.'• F',ilrf,. 37 � RT .[ s p+.iJ.♦ IP�ti�D STCEE' VAC�T�oa � _ _ .,.... � �� .�af��;t �sx,�, O ^ 38 4, � .V� �• ^1^l'+ ! O T � -_-1'�. y. w � _ i h0��'. �, O�l�v� � � _�o�_ �� 'r � c •��y1 .. ,�'C..°--�.4..`1�'...�-.�i.7'. /f ;`:�-w //•A' �Gi7NER f�•' V1 � SE� 34 35 i � .I a. O � . � � � w > n W � ; �.- , = � � •, � �� r .r 1 ; �� ,. o � � ' Q " " � � � """' _"" � � IpN �, - � �:` i (, ' i v I I � ' j ' ,; �,� _ t� � :. � 37` . � _ _ i .v..}. ' � I .-� • .. �� . c:� ; r .;_ - --- -• -� -.... -::-•--.. �:r, .. .. -�- ? ,. � 3�` �,. ; =„ , ,- ; , • =� ; .. ;' ; _ _� , �.:-.i, - � i � U)� , .J� ... - . �'- . t_ ,, �; ' ri ; t' .� .�--"'_, 11. .. . �.r. �.�.-• ' _ _ ' . � -.vsr. i�.. , . ` -.�ro v .. � r� a� LJ1 � vJ /JL. .�y .. C I ; ,'�O %, n�'� � �I ' ' SP�CIAL Pi�LIC S8A&IDTG !�'ETING OF JAIitTARY 13. 1969 p11LiE 12 Mr. Ohlason pointed out that in tho 10 year etu'�et Smprovaw�aat�� program, 66th Avetrue is scheduled to be improved in 1973. At that .tima. the residents wrill have to �hav� �ratar, and it wi11 Surely be at a hiqhar rata. . ' Mr. Thayer saked if water and street improvements�were to go in, hoMr wpuld this,affeot the.taxes. .:The.Asseasor�said that�J�ased on a 75' lot the taxes would..lae raised about $10 -$12 per y�ar. ' : :.., !_ .. . , .. . .:. , . c : . ... : MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Yteartncj ott Water I�rovament �project #90 Addendum #i. Saco�ed by Cwx�cilman ' Samuals�. Upon a voiCe vote, all voting ayq, Mayor Sarris Pro teat declarad .thp� motion carried.. ' ' � ' ' ' '. 1 , , ' , ' � Mayor Harris Pro tem said that becausa of the emergency, thia will be brought back at the next Meeting, January 20, 1969. FUHLIC SEARIDiG ON VACATIO�i OF A PORTIOmI OF MARSFI�►I.L STRBET• Mayor Sarris Pro tem read the Public Hearing Notice to the audience. The City Engineer added that the po�ction under con- sideration is a part of the old Marshall Street. It extends fr� 37th Avanue to the property owned by Minneapolis. He said in this at.reet ther� are_maay utilitiea sach as N.3'.P, line�'; �gss lines �d telepho� cab2ee, along with Minr[eapolis waterw�Cks - lines. Ho.said ths City has rnceived letters from the util,itp comp�n�@$ asking that we retain tho easemeat far�the.ytilitita..•. James F�yde of the Minneapolis Waterworka said he was here to oppose the vacation of this portion of Marshall Street. Raymond Segaa, Attornsy for the City of Mfnneapolia, aaid that he appraciated the oppartunity to app�ar bofor� the Council. H. esid that relationa between the City of Minneapolis aad tha City of Fridlay have always b�n quita qood, but in thie caea hQ said the City of llinn�apolis aiat ab��ct to thm vacation. B� said tY1at the City of Minneapolis ha� b�an qrading and plowing anow on that sxtion of th� road. xa said that th. main aratar plant ia at tne north asd. Ho s�id that lllnneapolia uaes thia road to haul aindg� fzoa tii� aludg� b�cis. To cloae this road vrould aeaa thry yrwld hsvs to uaw Eaet River Road for their hauling. Ha poiertad out that th� City of Minnaspolis haa 6" sanitary sa�►er aiiins in th� atre�t aad �T.S.P. hae lin�s thor� aiso. He said that vacatioo di thia �trast wo�ld b� datrim�ntal to the City of Minn�apolis. 8� said that h� t�t►A�retood N,S.B.S.D, petitfon�d for thia vacation. 8� oaid h� f�lt that D1.S.S,s,D. is prramature in it's requsst. Ia a fsw y�ars, tho C�ty af ►li�uwapolie w111 t�Md only on� �t4dy� ��d �fi— 1 _ _ _ _ _ --- - - -- _ _ - -_ 3'7 3P8CIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF JANUARY 13, 1969 PAGE 13 t ' rather than two. Fie said that he would like to ask that the re- quest for vacation be held in abeyence until a year from na+. ' Councilman Liebl asked ii they really needed this street. Mr. gegna said yes, for about three years. After the reclamation process ia installed, th8n it will only have to be cleaned about ' once in 20 yeazs instead of twice a year. Councilman Liebl asked then after three years the City of Minneapolis feels they will not need the street. Mr. Heqna said that is.right. ' ' � ' 1 ' Councilmen Samuelson said that there is a disagreement between the City of Minneapolis and N.S.S.S.D. He suggested the possibility of building a dam on the Mississippi River, as this would also provide a recreational area. Mr. Hegna said the Corps of Enqineers studied this, but did not think it feasible. Mr. Hyde said that it cost about $60,000 evary year to empty the sludge beda. Ha said the machinery they use is very heavy. He said in regards to.the dam proposal, the amount of water Minneapolis will need is 300 million gallons per day, and in looking at the ponding area, it was found it was not deep enough for it. Mayor Harria Pro tem asked if, si.nce the City of Minneapolis is a first clasa city, would.they pay for any services, such as streat lighting a� Poliae protection etc. Mr. Hyde said that he did not know ar►y street lighting was propoaed for that area. ' The Finance Diractor asked what is the position of Minneapolis with regard to payment on assessments_on property. Mr. Hegna said narmally if asaessments are on them, they have been paid, ' although he did not think there is any obligation to pay. Z'ha Finance Director said his understanding was that saoe agreement was reached for payment on servicea. ' ' 1 �, 1 :. ' ' !!r. 8arold Harris said that his access easement has r►ot b�en reaolved yet. Hs said that he muat hava access on the west aide of Marahall Street. He said their only acceas to their property is fran Marshall Street. Mayor Harris Pro tem askac7 if that was not a 99 year lasae. Mr. Harold Harria replied that was correct. The' City Attorney asked if he had discusaed this with N.S,S.S.D. Mr. Harria said he had discus�ed this 6 montha ago but nothing has cowa of it. Mr. Richard Harris said that he is also involved in thia pieca of prop�rty. He said that he thinks it is up to lOr. M�era (1Q.8.9.S.D.s'ittwyer) to take care of gettiag this access. He sai8 that hs hae naver msde a move to approach his father or hia. He said hs would like to aee an aqreement in writing for acc�as bafoza thie vacation goea through. -I� - � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � . � ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HF.I,RING ML'�TING OP JANUAP.Y 13, 1969 PAGE 14 38 -= . - -_ -_ --� , Mayor.Harris Pro tem explained that this tal:es so�ae.;time�..-He_,__ said another problem was that N.S.S.S.D, hired anoiher lawyer. . � .. . :.�. :y� Mr. Richard iIarris said tha;. he and his iather have�been at i:his for. 5 ye�r� �d have been -cry�nq to be pa��en�. Fie said ti�at, tl�ey are noi: aga-inst +this vacacion, but .in 5 yeass N.S.S.S.D. styll..has not come forth with one thing for them. This-is why they f_eit - they must have an agreemen� for access in writinq. He th� brought up the quest-ion of who was going to mainL-ain this street if it is vacated, the City or N.s.s�S,D. , ... _ MOTION by CouncibR�an:Liebl to close the Publio Heari�5 on the Vacation a�t a-Portlpn of Marahall streat. Seconded by Councilman-Samuelson. Upon a voica vo'ce, all vocin� aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried. PUBL�iC IiF.ARING ON STRr.��'T II�ROVEMENP PROJECT ST. 1969-1: �: Mayor Harris p�o tem read the Public Hearing Notice to,the audience. Rivervisw Te�race: Mississippi Place to Mississippi [4av 1'he City Engf;riear said thai. this .akreat xas brouyht bafare the Council to get service to the commercial area. He sai,d it would be 36' with concrete curb and gutter and a blac];top surface. The total` imprtfveiaent Cost; is $2�k80. Ae said �theze are some�aCtlitias to be installed dnd will be installed blr tha developer bufldirig� nort2s of..Miasissippi..Way.. . . - ._, . . . -- The Finaace Direcior added that the es�imated cost per foot is $14.91. Mayar �iarris Pro tem called for comments far or against the improvefi�nt. 1'hare was no response. {SoatA of Prldley Par):j 7'he Cfty Engineer safd that tha reason far this aas to provide serviCe to tAe spartment complex area in trhs northweat corner of Misstealppi Way and East River Road. He said it would be n 3G' etredt with eo�ne utilities to be inatal2ed by the developer to the nrnCth. He said there were smna problenw^ ��ith right of wny'at L�aat RiVer RoaB and improvement of intersectioa of Mississippi �t. and East River Road.. Anol:a County has to approve the irrteYSectibn: Until that plan is put inta p�feCt r,he �Basterly Pew Peet ti+ili hqve 1 � , l l ' ' � , ' � ❑ � Pi.A1QiIPG CQlIISSION I�ETI1fG iMY 22, 1%9 39 PACB 1 The mating Mas called to ozdar by Chaisman Bsicluoo aC 7:30 P.M. � Meober� Pras�nt: ![phra, Mittel�tadt, &ricbon. J�en� l�itapatrick M�obere Ab�es►t: None Other� Preeent: Bn�inearing As�i��nt Darral Clark � �v�.�:�� . ;�.�� .�:.�:� � � .� �i v' MOTION by Myhra, eeeonded by Mitt�lotsdt, tdat th� Pla�it� Comi��lon mimite� of May 1, 1969 be approvad. Upon a voice vota. all �otin� sys, t6� motion carcied uswnimouslp. �- a7',��/' � � O�I�v �:r!rl . � � ,� J r _ . MOTION by Myhra� seconded by Mittel�tadt. lhst the Pla�ieg Coari�sioa oisu►tss of May 8, 1969 ba apprwed. Upon a voics vot�, all notis� a„. t6e mtion carriad unanimou�lq. ' � -+V- % < 4� q� � �' � � • r; :A y � V�� . 1•.h� ,�.� 4�,��. ,�L;��y�-�' MOTION by tqrhra, ��onded bq Jeneen, that tM Planning Co�is�ton sre�i�e tl►a Ylata 6 Snbdivision�-Stseats b IItilitie� Subco�itte� .tauCU of Ms� 15. 1469. Upaa a voica vote. s�il noting �tya, tLt motion earri�d unaafaou�ly. .1►l: ::I, � J,y: -. V �, �..� :p �l, a� .t�YY:,. . �+. .�� I�TION by Mittel�tadt, seconded by J�wen, tlut ehe llanning Cc�iuian r�esi�n tha Parks 6 Racreation minute� (Spacial M�ating) of May 6. 1969. Opon a voica vota, all voting aya, the motion cssriad u�nimou�Iy. ;� ��- :�.+ � •" s� �UM4" v: ' . M�TIOl1 by Sitt�lstadt, secondad by Myhra� tt►at N►a Pla�iag Co�iutan rectiv� the Eoasd of Appaals mimites oi ltty 21, 1969. Opoa s voic� �ote, aTl votis� sye, tha motion urriad unanimously. , , �'�_11' �,� . ra� � ' 1. Itm 42, rasoning r�que�t, ZOA #69-02 by Gaorge DAl�oc vu ufoad to be dalq�d until 8:30 P,lI, for the be�fit of ths psopla ia tht asw. IN� �6, Contim��d �rda Park Addition F,�sooing Stu�y. and Ita 10� cantifual publie L�aring of th� resoning rpuest, ZO� }69-06. Eldan Schwdab. wr� am►ed to the end of ths sgeada. ' �cr�� aad SN} oi � th� �!} of S�ation 3 tultitl� dinllla�o). ' 9-08. A. N. 4POZlBE�: Rii} of tll� �sc�pt llorth 16.6 Sect�.a.a 2, alw ths NosU► 34.68 Aesw e! We � of �ua.. � ►rom !I-t (�tv� industsial) co t-3 (�aw:•1 � � � 1 ' �l ' ' � �I , �_J , 1 ' L� 1 ' .� PLnnina Comnieeion Meetina Mav 22. 1969 � The public hearing aotice wse read by Chairman Erickaon. � Mr. Wormsbecker explained, ae a bsckground, that they hav �se of 200 acree £or an induetrisl park. The land hse peat, 6 to 8 inc e depp, and a high water table of 3� to 4 feet, which would require dra ditohea aad tiling. The inveetors who xere interested in ueing the land for induetrlal, rejectsd the ides atter inapeotion and inveatigation eayiag it rould be to ezpenelve too develop. They have found there ie a demand for multiple land, snd at the pressnt tims, have three large inveators who would develop part of the land, e� aoald th� ovaer. If the lsnd were rezoned to multiple th�y vould soeaibly build trat 120Q to 1500 unite, and it would be a fifteea million dollar peojoot. Ttu� felt this oould be aaaompliohed within six monthe or s year. Mr. William Barburh, owner of the property, etated he bought ths land in Jul�, 1962• Becauee he could aot sqll ae inAuetrial, sad every yerr the tax�r inorosss, �e felt develaping it into spartmsnt houeeo would b� �n seNt to th� City end the ovner. Se al�o felt the tazes reoeived trom theeo apsrtmsnts xou34 aore than pay for the unita. To prove hia point, he read a repor� by the Ros�vill� Adminietrativa Steff to the RoeeVille Vil2age Council dat.d Ho�ember, 1968, whiaii ehored th� 1Q%3 apertment unite in Dietriot #623'in the Yillag� of Eosnille have a total of 146 etudants. The loaal pcoperty tezes nesd�d to eduoat� the�e 1q6 otudente amounta to =75,147. Ths�e �nme apartwnt uaits oontribnte =3�8��9 to ;he local achool dietiia�. Th�re ie an asoeee in tsz moniss in the amrnmt of =243�4� thst reeulte from thees epertmeato. . Th� to�ogrsphy of the area wse etudied by the Co�ieeion and th� ayyiioant�. The cutl*t of tha drainegs is to the littl� areek an Ironton Straet aed into ' Spei�,D�ook. Mr. Besbueh said soil teete xere `aken in 1963 sad 1966. H� eaid •" thsr tsied to devtlop the land in emall unita, but did not have atpr inte,�e�t ' ehorm. . . Mr. Ed Muneon, repsesentiag School Dietriat 16 Sahool Board, e41d th� iMling ie the sres ie • good ares for hesvy induatrisl and they would like to 60 oa reoord !o �svs the Plenning Com3piesion lesve the property aoaed in this catagory. He esid they rere a poor echool dietriot, aad felt the loag range bsnefit�, if it remoined h�svy induetrial, vould be bsnetioial to ttu eohool. Bsrbuah eaid it ebmed to him, quite unueuel that hera they have ' aoncrs • evidence, thst apartmenta can more than psy tkeir owa ray sad hely the �ohool lietriot but th� sohool objecte. On the baeie that the land rae sonad h�svy industrisl, vithout inneetigating the eo11 conditione, it ehould xarrant looking into again to eee if another approeah xould yield more inaom� to the aohool diatriot snd the City of Fridloy. Ae the land oxner, he pays =12,000 t�[ts s�ear, iaareas�d fron =9,000 to ;12,000 during the pnst seven yeare. IInlese oa� oaII oake thia land productive, it beoomea quite e problem. Hs did aot � lcaon how msay yeare ft would tak� to bsoome productiw under ind�stris2 soains. That i� the onlq r�sson he qnsttior.Ai the wiadom of the •chool boarQ's �Lsad. Mr. G�orge Walquist �siQ he would lika to �ee tl» ].snd develop ae hs hs� 10 aor�� wro�� th� rwi ana unleae theq could get utilitiee ia. he�paq$¢Idot de�a� i�dC. •�- � ;, ;� Plannina Commieeion Mestina Mav 22, 1969 PeBe 3_ MOTIOB by Mittelatadt, eeconded by Myhrs, that the Planning Comnieeion receive the report oS the Roeeville Adminietratine Staff to the Roaeville Yillage Council dated HovemlHr, 1966. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion aerried unsnimouely. The Ylsnniag Com�ieeion felt s zyport euoh ee that of the Roreville Adminietrstive Staff would be of benefit to Fridley. The &agineering leeistsat said it oould be compliled without bo much trouble if Council would eo direct. IQr. Bitzpatrick reportsd that the Parke & Reoreation are in the prooeea of mkipg spplicstion to the Federal Govertiment, under HOD, to obtain a lsrge part of the opsn land in 8ection 2, which would laalude a portion of thie rssoning requeet. Tentatively, the plane for part of the propoeed soquiaitioa might be ueed for a golf courae. 4lhile ezcellent progrese ie being made with prepsring the�documente, a decieion ia etill quite a bit in the future. Mr. Hnrbueh eaid he underetood there are QO aarea being coneidered aad �uggs�ted thst the 40 soree not be included in the reaoning requeet. Darrel Clark ezplained that the area North of Oeborne Road; between the Railrosd traoke sad IInivereity Avenue, doea not have eanitnry eewer eervice. Tha Citq 1� aw negotiating with N.S.S.S.D. for an extra hook-up North oS Osborne fload froc thsir line thst aerves Coon Rapide. Shou�d thie requeat be turned drnm, we would thea have to run a uew intsroeptmr line doxn to 69tn eve. 14r. Barbuoh aeked why they received a water main vith such heavy aee�eswat� xhea thsy did not raaelvs any benefit. Darrel Clark aasrered that the rrter msia thst r►as plaoed in thie ares ie part of the truak sqetem. The 1saII Yeet of the ares of the Railroad trscke wae not able to meet ths �+ater desnnd�. MOTIOA by Mitteletadt, aeoonded by Fitapatriok, Ehat the Planairig Co�iseioa cloee the y�blia hearing, 7AA �69-08, R. W. Wonmebeoker, of the 1M} ot �ij}, e�t lforth 16.6 acree nnd the 3YF} of NW} of Seotion 2, aleo the North jq.68 aoree ' of tLe R@} of the NF� of Section 3, to be reaonod from M-2 (hesvy iaduetrinl) to R-3, (geaeral multiple dxellinge). IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, ths motion oarried unanimouely. The Planning Commiesion felt they were not in a poeition at thie etage to malce s reCa�mendation one way or another. :`'.1pTI�f Dy Hitteletadt, seconded by Myhra, thst the Planning Covmisaion tabls until W�dneeday June 11, 1969, the reaoning requeet, ZOA �69--08, R. W. WormsDeoker of the NW# of l�,except Aorth 16.6 aoree aad 3W} of NWr of Seotion 2, slso the Horth 3q.68 acree of the Na} of the NH}'of Seotion 3, to be resoasd troa M�2 to H-3 • There Yollowed a diecueaion: Teneen atat�d he xould like to vote on the requeet thi� ewaing; Chairman Erickeon felt he ehould etudy and look aE the y�oyerty befor� he voted; Myhra felt the mstter of resoning the land end th�n tt�rning around an3 purahaeing it ehould be atudi�d, the astter of HITD and the . tuioartsia timt el�ment of getting a decieion, and Lhe fact thst the f�eling s�eiw �vslent not to enoourage spartm�ate shoula be r�-�tudied. VOTZt IIpon a�oice vote, sll voting aye, �soapt Janeen who voted nq, tha w�ioll pll�li�d. i . � 41 , Planniag Co�iaeion MeetinEr Mav 22 1969 ' Y�ae 4 ' ' 2. , I The tudieace rrss info�ed thie would be back on the a�enda on Juns 11, 1969• Lot 11, Blook 2, Mr�. Stsnley Dahlberg and Curtle Dshlberg were preaent. ?Ir. Mqhrs eaid the action of the Subco�ittee, vae to approve the lot ep2it � a� showa on the diagram, which eplit the 3outh 131.78 feet into txo 62.5 lota, �nd dedicating 25 feet for a atreet and utilitq eaeeoent. � Curtis Dahlberg epeaking for hie father, esid y�art oY the ares had lot ' splite oa thie order, and they wiahed to eplit for two building eite�. Mr. lSyhra etated the Subco�ittee felt thst aa long se thie psttern heQ , slrsadq been eatabliehed in the area, and all the houeee era on the f?ont oY ths lOt�, vhioh are lsrge lote, they could eee that eomethiag rrould havs to Da dona as there wae �o rosd drnru the middle of the block. 42 (.1�rtie Dshlb�rg oeid theee lote would have to be eplit at eom� tia�. H� . f�lt if they were eplit now, the reet of the people may start eplittiag SDe1r'�. In other undeveloped areae, the City hae a propoasd street psttern to be follored ;t a lator d�ts. As long ae the logical atreet psttern ia at ths 9onth edge of the lbt�. aad thay dedioate 25 feet, why couldn't that be applloable novY MOTI011 by 1litt�letadt, aeconded by FitapRtriok, that the plaapiag .,;�, Corissiom ;eoomesryd to the City Council thet the Lot Split Re��t, L.S. *b9-1d+ ot Lot.at. Bloak 2, Spring Yalley iddition by Stsulqr Dahlb�rg b� � Q'ant�d.�c�plittiog th� Borth 744 feet of Lot 11, Bloak 2, S}rlag V�llry �Aiitian. IIpaa • voioe vote, all voting s�n� the sotion asrtled unppiaouriy, 3• CO11TIllU� BrLONINCi RffiIIEST: ZQA �6,,,�-02 G�OEGE M 11F�LSOAs li� o! Lot� 3E! ?"- atil 31..�uditorie 9ubdiviaion 129, ezoept the North 125 feet. Mle. Ceorgs 1i�lson, .PIr. gpwaYQ Mopr� and Mr. Deanie $erbst rer� prse,�t. Datrei Clsrk reviswsd the p�evioue meetiagt rith the Subooamittee. The ovn�r� of Lots 28, 22 ead 24, reslly do not wgnt their prop�rty maaed, nor s rasd. unles� they had a buyer. A road for aoceae out Aorth or 3onth would Mtisir them, b�xt not at thie time. TDs /treet undsr diaous�ion wsa the Weat 25 feet of Lot 30 fram Ononda�+a Stsyst Santh to e yoint 25 feet South of the 9outh liae ot Lot 28. Ths p�o�,ls wsV infos�ed that if eewsr and water were not e��wneQ ageinot g-; psropar�y t� aalue of s lot could not pay for the as�ws�msnta. The e�ms ooet� NNSNd agsinst R-1 DroPs=tY. vrould not be oowred bq 8-1 vslu�. - !ft'• lioore ssid thst l�tr. Neleoa rould i� agay»bl� to the plaa for tl� �ti QS =��t to th� 3outh line of Lot 29. Th�y vould request that the ar�a iuvo2� ia the esseoeat be aredited to them aud r�turaed ereaEuslly. Th�p non1Q lilc�,io ee� some type of egreemant rorked out vhere by if SM South 110 !Nt of Lote 2q. 26 snd 28 were oombined iato e 000mon omer�dl� that th� �trN4 COYUld b� iraoat�d. ' � �. 1 ' I � LI '_J Plannine Commiesion Meetirua May 22, 1969 PaKe 5 The Engineering Aaeietant anewered that thie wse s lege.l queetioa, aa he did not know if a dedicetion would be handled in thet �+ay. Mr. Moore eaid if it awld be done in the inetrument iteelf, it would be fine, but if not, s letter of intent from the City could be satiefactory. Mr. Jensen aeked Mr. Moore if what he ie aekiag for ia that he vsnte s etreet and utilitiee eaeement eo that the ownerahip vould atill remsin a pePt of the etreet, but if it were never used for s atreet, it would still be a matter of keeping the etreet, but not being able to oonetruat a buildiag on it and a reaeonable baee for s buffer. Ae far se the petitioner ie aonoerned, 1�IP. Moore oommented, that area would be included for deneity puryoeea. 43 ' Mr. Dennie HePbet eaid that he did not want oonetruction anp further North � thsn the middle of hie lot aa he would have to give 25 feet aud he did not want the back of the apartmente practically in hie baokyard. , � ' 1 ' MOTION by Janeen, eaconded by Fitzpetrick, that the Planning Commiseion reoomu�ad approval of the rezoning requeet, ZOA #69-02, in its modifi�l form from R-1 (aingle family dxellinge) to R-3A (general multiple dwelling�) that pRrt of the Aorth he,lf of Lote 30 and j1, ezcept the DTorth 125 feet rrith the provieion that the petitioner provide an eaeement for etreet and utility puxpoeee on the Weat 25 £eet from Onondsgs Street to a point 25 feet South of the 3outheaet coraer of Lot 28 and'provide no vehicular eacese be allowd froa the multiple soning to the etreet esaement, and that euch ares of thie eaid saaement be sllowed ia computing denaity of the mult3ple dwelli.ng projwt.ib th� R-jA. IIpon ■ voiae vote, all voting Bye, the motion csrried �manimously. 4• �.�' 3�1.T RHQIIEST: I,.S. #69-15 ARTH[fR D�YS: Lote 3 to 5, Blook 7, Hydw Park dddition. Mr. 1►rthur Deys wae preaent. ' The Subcommittee recommended spproval of the lot split uith prov�aioa that the present garege will be moved acroee the line oo that the garage will be on the eame land se the old houae, and that a five foot work and repair aaeement be obtained.' , � � ' ' � Mr. Deye eaid the house he ia living in at the preeent time ie aet wy bsck on the Iot. He would like to'ct�uild hie new hame this su�er. - The Chairman informed Mr. Deye an prdinsnee wae pa�sed eo thnt a ne�+ hooe oonld not be built in front of sn existing ha�me on an adjoining lot. In ordar for �r. Deye to build hie►,sew home on the new lot, hs MOtlld I78Y9 to get a earlsnoe Prom the Board of Appeale. The Bonrd vould probubly act favorablr Deoavse the old home ie to be torxi dorm. Mr. Dsy' wae saked to get s oertificate of eurvey because the Board of Appealr urould aot e►ot withpzt it. M4TIOS by Jwaen, seconded by Mittelstsdt, that ths Plaaaing Cosatpimsi tabl� the lot a�lit r�que�t, L.3. #69-15� drthur Deyt, of Lots ; to 5,.Y2oek 7� H� Pkrk Addition, until ?Ir. D�ps oan y�rovid� a oartifioste of eurhT. IIpon s toios aots, sll �oting aye, the motion carri� unsniowely. Mr. Daqs we aeked to notify Darrel Clark iP iu w# abl� to oDtRia the I oertifiosta ot eurvsy in time for the nezt Plsnaiag Comioelon oNtiag on w.au..a.y, a,�. », 1969. � � ' Plamnina Comisaion Msstintt May 22 1969 I�e 6 5• LOT SPLIT RE2IIEST: L.S. �69-16, WILLLM J. KAHI,Et Psrt of Lot f, Blook 1, F►orrel'e �ddition. Mr. Kshle xsa preeent. ' Darrel Clark eaid that the Subcommittee spproved the lot eylit requsst, �nd aaketl the Ylanning Co�ieeion and Couaail to waive the requiremants of Lhe oertitioate ai survey beosuee no buildinge were involved in the reque�t. ' MOTION by Mittsletadt, eeconded by 3enaen, Lhst the Planning Cap�lssion approvo_the lot �plit requeat L.S. �69-�6, by Williem J. Hshle, of psrt ot Lot 1, Blook 1, Worrel's 1lddition, snd concur wlth the recommendetion of the ' Plste b Subdivisione-Streete de IItilitiee 3uboommittee that euoh eplit be in a000idaaoe xith the drswing for euch eplit ae ehovn on the map enolopd with the spplioation Yor the lnt eplit, the legal de�oription of the eplit as in , a letter dsted Msy 15, 1969 fcom the law offioee of Barna & Guay, aad aleo thst the requaet for waiver of oertifioate oY rurvsy bs app�oved. IIpoa s voioe vote, all voting aye, the motion oarried unsaimoualy. 6. I.OT SPLIT HBQIIESTs L.S. #f69-17. JOSPPH L. SCBROIDLs Lot 4, Blook 2, Moore Lske Highlande Addition. Mr. and Mre. Joeeph Schroedl were pxeeent. The Chsirmnn ezplsined that becauee thie wsa a eimple lot split, 1t wae not aeoee�sry to go to the Subcommittee. Th� Eng�in�ering Aeeietant eaid'that the sise of thie lot vae 150 feet, prior ko wsLer and sewer being instelled, with the idea of being split later on. It �a s very co�wa psocedure in thie aren. Mr. Schroedl eaid the houee South oP him ie even with hie house. The garsge ie bsck aqproximstely tllree feet. If he brought his garage bsck. they would line up. There ie pleaty of room Por tne garsge aYter the split. The L�gineering Aeeietant told Mr. Schroed.l . froet footinge would be r�quired for the gara8e• - The C�ieeion eaid the deecription ie eimple ae the lota rould ba deearibed ae the N+� of Lot 4 and the S� of Lot 4, Block 2, Moore Lsk� Highlsnde Additio�. MOTIOF by Mittmletadt, aeoonded by Jeneen, that the Planniag Commiesioa �ao�qt the lot eplit petition, L.S. #b9-17. Joeeph L. Sohroedl, of Lot $, Blook 2, Mbore Iake Highlande A�"�tion contingent upon the ezieting goragr beiag oowd bsfore a building permit ie iseued. IIpon s voioe vote, sll voting sy., the motion carried unani�ouely. T. $E7AA1�1G R�D.UF�Tr ZOA #69-09, 3ACR&D �`JRT PARL48s Lote 5 wd 6, atid li} �: of Lot %, Bloak 10, Hamilton'e Addition to Meahsniori:.le. fleson� fros B-,2 to E-'yA • DiC!'IC91 by Myhra, seaonded by Mittelatadt, thst the Planning Com�iasion r�tt'tirM tAe publio hearing date ot Juae 11, 1969 for the resoning r�queet, ZN �69-09� Seored He�rt Asrish of Lote 5, 6 and IF} of Lot 7, Hlod[ 10, $aaiit�'� Oddition to fleohsnicsville to seaone lrom H-2 to S-3A. Ugon a ta��i vot�, tb�sv Deing no asysr tAe +��ion liarrind 'ua�A�iqal�!l,�r• �. 44 , � ' ' ' P_lanniaa Commieaion Meet�nQ May 22 1969 Pa� 7 8. s MOTION by Mittelstadt, eeconded hy Myhra, that the Planning Comaiarioa re4fYiTm the notice of the new publio hearing date of June 11, 1969 for the propoeed preliminary plst, P.S. �69-0�, Brentwood Eetatee (Reviaed).' IIyoa a toiae vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely. ' 9. , ,' � ' ' , . � ' — , ' , � �� ' .; A11ey and The F�gineering Aaeiatant reportad that Standard Oil Compsny, l�ortbwetem Bell Telephone Compaay and the Minneapolie Gsa Company have no objeetiono to the requoetsd vaostions. Northern Statee Power Company requeet 41et Aveewo bs lcoyt for utilities aad the urmamed etreet can be vac$ted exaept the Southsrly 20 te�t. A.S.P. hse two 11nee, one underground and one ovsrhead. Tha nndaaeround lines are 20 fset South of the North line oP qlet Avenue. He e�1d Lhe objections b� Borthern Statee Power Compsny were rePerred to the Rsilrosd Company for them to sugg�eet s solntion. ?AOTION by ltittelrtsdt, senonded by Myhra, that the inforastiar► �iven to tha Plannfng Cp�iseion by the Northern Statee Porer Compacry shoul� b� evalmt�& by the Grest Borthern Railway Company, and table.the vaoation reqvaet,.SQP i�b9�i. Grest borthern Rsilway Companq, of the alley and etreete ln Block 6, Htrlia Addilioa, until that hae been taken care of and comaaented oa. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unae3imouely. It vse falt a letter from Northern Statea Pover nnd the tissst %sth,ra Rs11►►aq Company, stating mutusl egreement ehould be written to the Cfty of Fridley. 00. from R-2 to C-2. f � y,.vua c � � 1�SOTI08 by liitteletedt, eeconded by Jeneen, to continue the reaonit�g r�quest, � i�6f-Q6, Eldon Sat�edeke of Lota 16 to 19, Block 12 and Lot 20, Blxk 21, Hyde Park Addition to resone from R-2 to C-2 until the rezoning atudy ie reeolved. IIyon a voioe vote, all votiag aye, the motion csrried unanimously. 11. Cp0.17,'IlIIISD 8!D& PARK BDDITION REZOHING S7.4D'i: I�TIOg by Jsasea, seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Plannins Coaei��ion dirayptove Plaa Circle Flow and reaffirm the zyoocorpdation of ?la� �ltornstits Soiiam� /-1 ae p�yar�d by Hason, Wehrman, Snight sqd Chspmsn, Iuo. ?4. Pitsp�tMok aeked if anyoae on the Planaiag Co�ieeion rai attaoted, as h� w, �y Lhs peoyle in the area eeeming to be unanimoue in th�ir-appcoval. Quite a few wsre heiy and unsnimoue wa,e the word for it. No one �poloa a�alp�! tbs �lan trom thie speoifio area and he vaa im�eeesd by that faot. Yowv�t� t►� Qie:n't notice at►y large m�mber of people epeaking for the plan� and he �tra�gly suspected that there are a 1ot of people who do noE imrnr xt»t they �nL �ioQ Qa not understsad xha± '�e effect of thie resoning vould bo on thetr liYae.' 45 1 ' ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' �I �� 1 1r ' 46 Plannina Commiesion Meeting Msr 22 1964 Pase 8 Chairmsn Erickeon eaid, hie personal feelings were thst i£ th� Counoil sees fit not to sDide by the reca�endatione of the Planning Commieeioa, thst the� verp deYinitely ooneider moving the acaees from IIaiverelty Avenue Swth. VOTP: IIpon e voice vote,_all voting eye, exceyt Fltzpatrick who vot�d. nsy, the motion csrried. � •1'u �7+ MOTION by Mittel�tadt that the Planning Commiseion mseting of Msy 22, t969 be aa,jaurn.d at to:t5 P.M. . Etapeatlully submitt�d, ��G�.,.�.�.�..— 0' �I18 E�oorQiag 9sor�tary 1. F Tf� MINIITES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MAY 21 1969 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mittelstadt at ']:31 P.M. MII�4Bb�iS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Ahonen, Minish, Harris I�SiBIItS ABSENT: 0!Bannon OTIiER5 PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Building Of£icial MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes of May '], 196g as written. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Meyer was present to present his request. He explained to the Board that he would only need a little over a 1£oot variance but is askin� for 2 feet. The neig�hbor's garage is 12 ieet from the line so tnere would be 15 £eet between the structures. MOTZON by Miniah to receive a letter from Mr. Meyer's neighbor, Mr. Robeck, stating that he did not mind M^ Meyer building 3 feet from the line. Seconded by Harrie. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MQTION by Harris to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, there being� no nays, the mation carried unanimously. MOTION by Harris to grant the variance because; 1. He has concurrance from his neighbor. 2. He is also going� to maintain 15 feet between atructures. 3, The garage will be an improvement to tne property and ie compatible to other atructures. Seconded by Minish. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Alppen was present to presant his proposal. He explained to the Board the garag�e will be 2q feet aquare. He can not build the required diatance of 35 feet back as he would have to take out some treea which he does not want to do. A1ao, to build on the other side of the back of the 1ot would mean cutting into a hi11 which would mean having at least one wall of the g�arage cement blocka. �i 1 � ' 48 The minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of Mav 21 1969 Pa�e 2 MOTION by Minieh to close the Rxblic Aearing�. ^ Seconded by Ahonan. Upon a voice vote, there being� no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Minieh to grant the variance with one stipulation and the £ollowing ' reasons; 1. The plane be changed to add a turn-around on the Weat aide so that it would not be necessary to back out onto 5%th Avenue. ' 2. If he were required to have a 35 foot setback he would have to remove some oY the trees in his yard. 3• There were no objectiona from adjacent property owners. ' The Board considered building on Lot 11 but there is a fence that would have to be torn down and there is an elevation problem. ' ' ' ' �II ' ' ' ' � ' ' ' Seconded by Ahonen unanimoualy. � � •�• �� Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried Chairman Mittelstadt adjourned the meeting at B:Oq, Respectfully submitted, Q� 1 tr� MARY HIL Secretary ' ' ' � , 1. ' , , ' ' ' , � ' , ' ' ' ' �9 THE MINOTES OF THE Bp6RD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MAY 28, 1969 The meeting wae called to order by Chairman Mitteletadt at 7:35 P.M. MED�F�tS PRFSENT: Mitteletadt, Ahanen, Minieh, Harris P�ERS ABSEN'P: 0'Bannon OTFIERS PRESENT; Hank Muhich-Building 0£ficiel MOTIOR by Minish to approve the mi.nutee o£ May 21, 1969 ae written. 3econded by Harrie. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unantmously. Mr. Roger Peterson was preaent to present hie request. Mr. Bud Berry, huilder, waa slso preeent. Mr. Peterson preaented to the Board, £or their inepection, plans of the propoaed houae. The plana ehowed the houee being built as a aingle family dwelling with a w83k aut apartment in the bsaement. There would be a stairway down to the apsrtment from the upstaira, ae rrell aB an onteide door. Robert Havel, 6911 East River Road: I was intereated in the type of home to be built and how long it will be rented out. Chairman Mittelatadt expl�i.ned to him that the house is deacribed ae a duplex but will look like s eingle £amily dwelling with an apartment in the bseement. Mr. Havel: Who would occupy the building? Mr. Petereon ezplained that he will live in the house and would rent out the baeement. Mr. Minish aeked the applicant why he was asking for a two family dwelling on thie lot when the other atructurea in the immediate area are eingle family dwellings. Mr. Peteraon explained that he did not think he could af£ord to build a home right now but with renting out a part of the house he thought he would be able to build. The applicant wae asked if he had talked to any of the neighbore about hie requeet. Mr. Berry esid he had talked to aome of the nei.gj�tbora and they were glad that th�e lot would be getting cleaned up. They had no objectione. It wae brovght out that the aquare footage o£ the lot is adequate for a two family dwelling. The lot would also be big enough for a 3 car garage as undoubtedly one of the two familys would have two care, if not bpth of them. , � i)O The minutes of the Board of Appeals meetin� Mav 28, 1969 Page 2 MOTION by Harria to elose the public hearing. Seconded by Minish. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried , unanimously. , ' I 1 ' , ' �J , , , ' ' ' , C�I ' MOTION by Miniah to•recommend to the Council to deny the request for a Specisl IIse Permit for the following reaeona; 1. The only form of difficulty that has been ehown to the Soard is a matter of economics in terma of developing� the lot. It would take around 1,000 yarde of £ill to make it a buildable lot and therefore is more suitable for a double dungalow or a d�.n7�x. 2 3 The lot ia adjacent to th Locke Lake Ar��ciation area which ia all aingle family dwellinge. The Girl Scout Camp will remain a wildlife re£uge for what ever wildlife they may have. Seconded by Ahonen. Chairman Mittelatadt abetained from voting as he did not want to make it poesible to have a tie vote. VOTE: IIpon a voice vote, Miniah & Ahonen voting aye, Harria voting nay, the motion carried. The applicant wae informed that thia item will be on the Council minutee of June 2, 1969. He will be able to appeal hie caae to the Council se they have the final decision. The meetir� was adjourned by Chairman Mitteletadt at 8:25 P.M. Reapectf�illy submitted, � o MORY FII1 � Secretary , � BTJILDIIPG STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOI�II4ITTEE MSNUTES OF MAY 2@ 1969 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickaon at 8:10 P.M. 4MFMHF�iS PRESF�]T: Erickeon, Tonco, Sornaen , Mf�l?BFRS ABSENT: Biermann 0'�H�3tS PRESENT: Clarence Beliele-Building Inapector , , �J � ' �� ,J ' _ I+Sr. Roger Larson wae preeent to preaent his propoaal. ' 3. , , � ' i ' ' MOTION by Tonco to table the requeet until a reviaed plot plan and building location could be brought in. Seconded by Sorneen. IIpon a voice vote, there heing ao nays, the motion oarried unanimouely. Mr. Roger Larson was preeent to preaent hie propoeal. MOTION by Sorneen to accept ae eubmitted provided; 1. There ia completion of the landacaping sa per approved plot plan for the original buildir�. 2. parking epscee as outlined in red on the plan dated 5/28/69• 3. Mat6h exieting design and materiale se noted in red on the plana. Seconded by Toncq� IIpon a voice vote, there beixig no naya, the motion carried unanimouely. ansouxNrgarr: The meeting waa adjourned at 10.00 P.M. Reepectflilly eubmitted, Clarence Beliele Acting Secretary � MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE 3 MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Blair, to congratulate the Director on his appointment. The Motion Carried. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 11:45 P.M. The next Regular Meeting will be held on Monday, June 23, 1969 in the Conference Room of the Civic Center at 7:30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, `/yI/y�//�/}/J _`-' 1 \ h� � `��r` / Mary Lou Erickson, Secretary to Commission x, " MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE 2 LETTERS Letter received from Tim Droogsma, Subject: Possibility of providing a tennis bang board at Flanery Park. MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to receive letter from Tim Droogsma. The Motion Carried. MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Blair, that the Director be directed to install tennis bang boards at The Commons Park and Flanery Park at the earliest convenience and that Mr. Dmogsma letter be answered right away. The Motion Carried. Letter received by the Director from Lake Improvement Consulting Service Inc., Subject: Cost for the Aquatic Nuisance Control Program. MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to receive letter from Lake Improve- ment Consulting Service Inc. The Motion Carried. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 28. 1969 MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, to accept the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of April 28, 1969. The Motion Carried. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 6, 1969 MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to accept the Minutes of the Special Meeting of May 6, 1969. The Motion Carried. 1970 FINAL PROPOSED BUDGET MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to adopt the 1970 Revised Final Proposed Budget as amended with the final figures being: Parks $340,225.00 + Director's Salary and Land, Recreation $68,720.00 + Director's Salary For a grand total of $408,945.00. The Motion Carried. WELL HOUSE CONSTRUCTION - LOCKE PARK The Director in£ormed the Commission that the Engineering Department is planning to build a well house in Locke Park. Should a multi-purpose building be planned? The Commission stated that without definite plans for the area, a building of this type would not be feasible, although perhaps a minimal use facility could be built. The Director said he would discuss this with the City Engineer. ORDINANCE PROHIBITING MOTORIZED YEHICLES ON F'ARIi LMill MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, to have administration direct the City Attorney to prepare a draft ordinance regarding prohibiting motorized vehicles from driving or parking in parks other that designated areas. The Motion Carried. The Commission agreed that is would he a good idea to have signs prepared stating no parking or driving in parks other than designated areas and Shat they be placed as soon as possible. CONGRATULATIONS TO DIRECTOR Mr. George Dickste}q q� ��g ��j�t�; �Qft�al� (��Qq�atior{ of (�lerica has recortoaefid- ed Mr. Paul Brown fqr an Air Force sponsored clinic in L°urope to be held next Spring, March 31 through April 13, 1970. €� ,, -�`� • MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COhII�1ISSI0N MEETING, MAY 26, 1969 � Meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Cochran, Stimmler, Blair MEMBERS ABSENT: Donlin OTHERS PRESENT: Citizens Committee - Neighbors of West Moore Lake (7) Mrs. Florence Swanson, 3254 Arthur Street N.E. Mrs. Kenneth Sporre, 301 Ironton St. N.E. John L. Hoppe, 3262 Owasso Hgts., St. Paul Harvey Peterson, Anoka County Commissioner Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation OFFER TO SELL LAND Mrs. Florence Swanson described to the Commission a parcel of land which she owns located in the Ruth Circle area which she has of£ered to sell to the City. She feels that this land would be beneficial to the City for future development as a park, There is no park at all in this area and the neighbors feel there is a real need for such a park. Part of the property is zoned R1 and part of it is zoned Light Industry. The area is rapidly being developed and soon there will be no open land available for a park. She would like to sell the land as soon as pos- sible and has offered it to the City at a sale price of ten thousand dollars but would be willing to agree to an appraiser's evaluation figure. hbTION by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, that the Commission receive the communication dated May 26, 1969 from Mrs. Florence Swanson regarding the decribed parcel of land. Tlie Motion Carried. PROPOSED Y.M.C.A. BUILDING A letter has been received by the City Council from the Y.M.C.A. of Metropolitan Minneapolis regarding the building of a full facility, Y.M.C.A. Center. They have considered many possible sites and have selected the West Moore Lake site in Fridley. They request the donation of this land to them from the City of Fridley. A citizens committee from the area surrounding the site was present at the meeting to make known their views of such a building. They presented to the Commission a letter summarizing their questions which briefly are: Is it possible to give or sell property designated as park property to a private group? Would our last natural site be lost? Is it desirable to build another swimming pool righi across the street from the Junior High pool? Would it present heavy traffic and parking problems? Is it feasible to develope the lake into a swim- ming teach? They feel that this building would be very beneficial to the City and surmunding communities but feel that a different location would be better. Chairman Fitzpatrick told the group that if the land was donated to the Y.M.C.A., an agreement would be made where by the land would revert to the City if nothing is done within three years or if the Y'.M.C.A. abandons their plan. The Commission and the Y.M.C.A. are to meet to discuss the feasibility of combined use of such a buiiding. Mr. Ankrum, City Manager, stated that he would attempt to set up a meeting between these two groups for Thursday, June Sth. MOTION by Blair, seconded by Cochran, to receive letter of Citizens Commit- tee dated May 26, 1969. The Motion Carried. HARVEY PETERSON - ANOKA COUNTY COMdISSIONER Mr. Harvey Peterson stated that a grand opening of the new Columbia Arena would be held on June 15, 1969. The public is iAVited to attend and look over the new facility. Mr. PetersoT� PQ;,yqnally lnvited ��e �nt��'e Commission and the Department. � � � \ / \ / 1 City Manager , City of Fridley 6431 University P'ridley, Minnesota ' ' Desr Sir: S1 226•1092 SHELL Oil COMPANY DISTRICT OFFICE P.O. Box 3598 5T. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 t�ay i6, 1969 Re: Shell Service Station olst & University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota Over a year ago, ve applied for a permit to modernize our ' serv3ce station on the corner of 61st & University. As you Imow, our plana rrere held up because the city wanted to re-route the frontage road to the rear of the station. The relocation of this road will require the city to acquire some property on v}tiCh the station is located. It would aleo require the Shell 011 CompacZy to acquire additional property to the north for par]�ing, etc., ae proposed on our Dra�ring CR-132. We feel that a property exchange may be negotiated that would be acceptable to Shell. �te road alteration rrould also result in additional expendi- tures to Shell becauee xe vould have to reloeate our building� move our tanks, move entrances and pump islands. In other words, a complete rebuild. At thia point, ve feel that a reimbursement from the city to Shell for the costs in addition to what ve originslly planned to spend for the modernization vould be acceptable. This� of couree, woul.d be eubject to Pinal plau approval by Shell msnagement. ite estimate, at this time, the additional costs vould be $23,250.00. it is our hope ttrat we could upgrade our service station Yaeility this year. Your atrong aeeistence to bring thie propoeN to a speedy concluaion is apprecisted. Ver�iy youss, � E. H. Cnrter Dietrict Manager � Cfwacb of �aint i.tJilliam FRIDLBY, l[I?1N8$OTA SS4]I � A�10I11Ii�t7iIOG ClI1(!f: 6120 Fifth Saeet N. E. $cidlq. Mineewta 5542i Phone: 560-560Q IIr. Nuia Qareshi City Bngineer Cit� of Frid2ey lridle�. Mim�esota 55421 Dear lir. Qureshi: PasLor: RSV. GBRALD &. SBSFS May 15. 1969 This is to let you knov I an atudyiag the proposal vhich you oubsitted to ee May 13 at the City Hall in regard to the service lane that vould affect our property and the Shell Gae Station. I[ !a sy understanding that in this proposal no properq vould be taken on the eset aide of the service las►e but about 15,000 square feet of our property vould be tak�n en Rhe north side. It is alao my underetanding that ihere would be no compensation to ue for the property that vonld be acquired in viev of the fact that it is the reasoning of the City th`t •lacs �ru are spared the t�kini of our psopert� on the eaet side and since tha cost of rebuilding the Shell station is the rasult of onr desire to have our east propert� �mtouched tDat ra are thereb� being given consideration even thongh ths Shell paople vill receive � rasuneration of abwt $25,000 for th� rebnilding of their st�tiqn and lors of property, It is aleo a7 undersemding that a portion of our property on the north elde vould be givea W the 5he11 atation for their use. I also underatand that conaideratioa rould be given to addiag on onr pazking lot at anot6er location to ca�peneate for Lhe l�e qf parking +ve roa2d snffer u a reanit of lose of property. At this ti�e I am not prepared to aceept tAle proposal until I hav�e �ore fully cauulted the leaden ia the parieh. 1'here are faatnr.s about it rhich require our deeper stnd�. After I have •tndied chi� thorougLl� vith a�r �ea I will be happy to ditnnst the ■atter vit6 the Cit�. Siacerei� yours, ��'�� .-+ Eev. Gerald E. Rnefe G�.: aa cc. Don Sa�►elkoul 52 _. OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY INFORMAL PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that thero xill be an Informal PuDlic Hearing of tAe City Council of the City of Frid2ey in tho City Hall at 6431 University Avenue N.E. on Juns 9, 1969 in tha Council Cha�ber at 9:00 P.M, for the purpose of: Reviewing the possibility of leaving the dike along the Mississippi Rfver in the Riverview Hei�hts ares and working towards a permanent solution to the flood proble�. Itoas which are yoing to be discussed are; 1) 3) 4) 5j 6) 7) 8) Dike's final section and construction. Traffic flow and access problems. Access to the driveways and private yards. Acquisition of easement and right of way. Drainage and pumping facilities. Total costs of improvements. Possible ways of funding for the improvement. Other miscellaneous items. The City Council of property owners and this problem. Fridley requests the praseaca of all citizens interested in the solution to Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. JACK 0. KIRICHAFI MAYOR 53 ' S4 ctrr oF mura.sx, x�nso�rn � ' �PPLIGTION !7t SICp �6l1Q! 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' 1RIdiT �81'iCIOR 01 EQILDIfp s ��i� i�r�by �kaa applicatim !ae a pas�it tor tAa roek A�s�is '�M��=�. +iryin� to do a11 roek !u ttrict accosdanca vith th� Clt� Oerinaoee� M� 171��0�/ o: ee. n.r.re..ne ot wiiai�., 011d b8labr a�C1uM tilit iil Ca �CC� a�M e�+�Mtatloo� �tse�d !n thi� applicacim nr. trw �ad eornet. 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' � ��iu�i� � �D�iij ` OMmeicii� �S � �� q uow ans�n: a �:a - — --..� _ .....,,.�.. o, . �eooQ x sia�ss a �.aa."_,� � I�iiA:l� i0 �fil� Q.Joen J� sT Ss�6� Ei OQ�QL� Q_y �-.�...�� na.� � � - J��,�qblr �ssar►rso aar a� amr 4 3, a o 0 DWZII'TIQi OT SI(� D�=� t L�Td .��g_.—� .__'IHIC�I3BS Tj!'jO/s fU1lCR >>- sILE 7- � LE!lQZAfi I�RZI1 �� 'ii�r S-4' oaarii■�cs �ao�: ao�se� ��.> ,�..,�✓,.,, T�,� _^aoo�n�r ryi.o)— e�wraoi.� a� na� �,o� __ __tr.�oa a �oao X oramt �1u�r X �. !RO!!R'!! 01�'/ el1i�l�iit (I� Aisl�) APFLICA�Y'� di�1�s �.��_ 1I16� 19�4s s G• /- M o.t �/,� c, a:: a1Rn � � ca�c�ra �rtre ,caute� ;ra. aie �n runzc�t,�a.: x� �wo+�t. � evs a ws �t. i��. y ti! iEt"!'IA1 Sb.a�. rn:.a, 6�ar :s.a. e�a. 9-ll i f t�rr�o�r� t!� 11.aw:�a ca�¢ae� (rrets�) csx�r t�tmca. ' cix� x� c=st s�as�� IQAL Ir �;�IlfBe�[CFAR9 "•� ,' ', 58 ' ' ' � � � � � � 1 -_ 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , ' , . �� V' 0 � pe � � - i � � � i ; i ' .,o�, � � � : �� r � � � r-�- ; � \\ ; �� `?�/i�� , � Lr-1! , ; � � A, � � � ' , ' ' ' 1 , � �I ' , ' ' ' C ��o� �. �� \ `D A!&rOQ.UTIODi OR�RING PRSLIlIINARY PLAPig, SPECIFICATIOHS AND 88TIMATSS OF TEIE COSTS THEREOF : STREET Il�(PROVE�NT PBOJdCT ST. 1970-1 B8 IT RESOL{IF.D, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. That it appears in the Latereet of the City and of tha propart� ovnsr� affected that there be conatructed certain imprwemente, to-vit: �:; ;: Strnet improvement including grading, atabiliaed baee, hot mix'bitu�inou� mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, sanitary sewer line� and ��rvic�r, iacideneal drainage and other facilities located as follw�: Locke Lake goad: 69th Way: 70th Way: Aickory Street: Hickory Drive: Hickory Circle; Hickory Place: Iiartman Circle: 61st Way: All�+ bet. 61et Way and 61� Baq: 61� Way: 63rd Aay: 63� Way: Alle� on Wast Side of Railroad Tracko: 61et Ave�e: Sylvan L�ne; Starlite Boulevard: 73� Avemu: Onoad�a Streat: Bacon Driva: I.aka�ide Rnad; 61�t A�em�e: McRinley Straets lropo�ed Roadnq: T.H, f6S Bast S�r- vic� ltuad: T.E. 1�65 Sa�t Ssr- vica Road: East River Road to Hicicory StreeL Saet Siver Road to Hickory Street Eaet River Road to Hickory Drive Locice Lake Road to 69Ch Waq 69th Way to 70t6 Bay Hickory Driva to eul de sac Hickory Drive to 70th Waq Including tfie etraight and curved road East River Road to alleq on the East East River Rcad to alley on the 8aet Eart River Road to alley on the Eaet Bast River. Road to alley on the Eart Eaet Hiver Road to alley on the Baat 61st FTay to 64th Way Starlite Boulevard to Main Street Starlite Baulevard to Japiter Drive 61at Avew�e to Sylvan Lane Hf.ghway #65 to Central Aveswe Bacon Drive to Lakeaide Rosd Onoadaga Straet to 75W Avem►a 75th Avernaa to Osborna Road McKinley Street to Stin�on Boulevasd Cul de sac to North to 61st Avaaus Aiverviaa Tarrace to cul de eac to But 73� Avenua to Fir��ide Drive Aailroad 1Ya¢lu to 72nd Aveau� so 1 � ' ' �� ' ' ' , � 1�0� �olution No. �i. 1970-1 Y. lbat th� Cit7 �►iiu�es. Nuim M. Qusuhi, Cil� iiall, lriily, 1[l�a. ii tureb� authorisAd and direoted to draw ths preliminsry plam� and �peoificatione and to tabulate the resulta of hie eetimate� of tht oo�te of eaid improvementa, including every item of aost troa .- ino�ptioa to oompletion and all feee aud expenae� inavtrsd (or to be iaourred) ia connection there`►ith, � the tinancing th�reot, �ad !o mske a preliminary report of hi� fiadings, �tsting td�r�in vheth�r Osid improvemente are feaaible a� rihether they oaa beet M mad� p propoeed, or in connection vith sons other impxovement� (4nd th� atimsted aoat ea reco�ended),including al�o a ds.oription ot the lands or area as may receive benefite theret'ton aad a� oq b� ya»posnd to be seseeaed. 3• ThaL the City Clerk ehall act to eeoertafn the aeme and sddrs�e ot th� owner oP each psroel of land direotly affeated or within ths atw� of lande as may be pTOpoeed to be as�eeaed for aaid imYsovemettte Eaud qoh of them); and upon receipt YTOm said E4igiaeere of the e�id yonlimianry report, calculate eetindtee of naeesamente aa mny be , p�oyo�ed relatiw thereto agsinet each oP eafd laade. 4, Thst esid p¢�eliminary report oY ths F�gineers and eatim�tee oY asse��menta ot the Clerk, ahall be fUraiahed to the Cotmail. and �ads .� available for iaepection to the orner oP �y parcel of land se �ay be atfected theraDy at a�y public heering l�ld reUtiv� t�s�ato, a� ars12 as at aay grior time reaaonetble and oonveai�nt. 61 \ >DOPP� HY THE CITY COIINCIL OB TEY CITi 01 7RIDI.Q TIIS � 1117 0�' ` � ':":.r, +�� . -, ' L1TF�P s � - llarvia C. Hrunaell ' ._ _ _ j ' ' 1 ' . �Y(8 - Jaok 0. girlaiem _ __ ____ _ 1 1 1 1 I 1 � � ' ' ' ' , ' ' , , ' Ma�y 20, 19b9 hEFq T0: City Manager and City Council FROM: Finance Director SUBJECT: Workrtien's Compensation Insurance It is necessary that the City Council pass the attached resolution to insure that elected and appointed officials are coveretl under the Workmen's Compensation Law. 62 �- - �I � � � ' , IIl _ _ _ �� I� s�tor.miar so. A EffiOLBPIdN At1THdRI2IA0 TH& I11CL1f3I01f 0! SliLTD Qt APPiDINl� OFFlCIALS IIIDER TAS PRCAI9IO�S 0!' ?� �10lt1Q1A11"8 CQ[PE1l4ATI0N Lnii. SE 1'P SE90LP�, b� tb� Coancil of th� CitT of PtidU�, Anoka Co�a�E�� ltim��eta, a� fellant �3, t6� law� o! t�h� Stata oi ��ola pswit the leslatioa ot �l�at�d or appoiat�d l�oipal offiolaL md�r tl� pa�oeisions oi 41r Citi�� Yt�k�anb Corpratatioa Lorj aad �i8�3� t6r F�� Cit� Coaacil de�a to isclnd� �],�at�d aad appoi�tt�d offiolaL m�r � ita tio:l�n �s Co�p�arstiioa conrap f aad M�tE13� th� Stst� 3tatate r�qnir�� t� Coa�il to adap�E aa olAiaat�o� or ruolutioa SadicstieK itt d��is� !o inolade itr �Uaf�d or sppolaNd ottiaLU nod�r tal,d L�r. � 1IQi !�0$E� b� it sNOlnd� that t� hidlq Cit� Coanoil D�r�b�� r��aln� to inclad� all �l�ot�d a� a@poinMd otfleiaU mrd�r itt Nork�an�t Co�p�nsation co�rap. p T , ADOPlID ST SSE CT1T COONCII, Olr ?EIE CITf 0�► lEIDLEI� Sffi3� DA? 01� 1969. ' ' , ' , ' ' ' , i1TES? t 74MIH1 ��i.�,/`:�'II_I�:-.��i��cJ.1i�� .� � .��cn' 63 � 1 1 ' ' , t ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , � ' � ' \� �� , APPOIN1t+�NT FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATZON - JANB 2, 1969 �, � BUILDING STANDpRpS - DESIGN CONTROL COMMITTEE ReaiBned I+fember Term Expires Carrol K. Hauge 1-15-70 645 - 67th Avenue Fridley, Minneaota Appointee 64 Cit� o{ �rid�e� ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE T0; CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER 560-3150 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55�21 The attached petition vas received and sent on to the Weed Inspector aad Health Sanitarian for their actioa. Homer R. Ankrum 65 '' 1 � - , ' ' , � � � �I'!:&� `Z0� 1%��. Fridley City Council F'ri dley �iinnesota � 1� ,, f� /�� /� � /n1) V � l� Gentlerten: There is an �.rea of �ropartJ on Ola Cer.tral !cenue bete�een 63rd ?.v?ntze r'orL!� �n8 the cro;��rtJ occur.=ed_ by Renubl_c ?"_o�rin� and �tora:-e x�hich vre feel to �e a serious thr�st to the safety of ovr nei�hborhood childrsn as well as a deterrent to the overal.l 2np�aranca o? our neirhborhood, 'r'e understand this undevelo�ed prop°rt;� is (or ��;as) orrned by a private part;� named t'ir. L. Cochoran. This a^ea has snakes, r!mice, lizar3s, araas o£ sta�n�nt vrater as well as r.many cans and other rusted objects that are unsi�htly and dan�;erous. tl.ost of this is to�^rard the baek of the props.rty which adjoins the back yards oi the duplexes facinz Fierce Street. ,� Since the folia�e has groxm up covered. - makin„ these rti�sted because of their concealment. ' this sprin�, some t hin�•s are objacts sll the more dan�;erous 's�;e realize bhat our ch3ldrsn shouldn't nlay in this area, an3 we do our best to keep the� out; ho�^�ever this is an attractive �lay area to the cnildren and 2 nuisance and vrorry to the parents. 1ae feel that for the sa°et� of our children this oroperty should be cleaned up immediately. ?'�e �rould appreciate your �:rompt attention to t'_:is matter. , �/ir1�. � 1 �� • � ��'��` �"`�" �, 3 8'8 %�,c¢�te�,. �; F L� ��, �. �% �°c�,�,�� ,�� .�...�� ' °�ma + �' ��V�� ' 3 Cr P �-�..e-�.�.�, � • , 1 �� " � • � �� a �='..r� � '� � !� h��=�,�.�,.+� �''��''i �'''` `'' _,� � �`'�,� �� % � x�.��.:��.� �`�.�.� c��.-�, f� 7 �' � r.� �y c t _ ,��3'` � y�y� �. ` n �'! ,�, (� �. S� � �► E��:t !� r�. F/� •,if.d :�s,. LL,vc.t1„ "a�. �"� '`- �,.� , ,,, a � �� r! t ,/ . . r �:N. �' f • . . 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Tn con4�q�ensse, -�ha '.n:3Yd.'�r� and � Junan :r�1J. � � 8'PR$.].� p�8 031�.� $,� 4i1fl3P C�.i,Z:,W11B S7�?O 7'JEC� ITtE'IIi�a9Z'S�':3j) S�rJ&, A'±so 9..,a ttar.sac_ue�n�va o �h� wni:.il au't-°F�,e oi ca�'� �x�flpu.^ty rrrl � dx�op from the �r�sQn� 220 �c�;:•::a to ei2 acr�sa tda und�_��,ana Lhai i�hca Cer�:.°�4.sslon Yass b�en �ai..�a.ous to $equ�.z�e mora ae�a� 01' aa�;� paropc��°�g �.ra or�esr ?a h� an�; xYxQ Eo'�a�. p�.rl� propsx �� uP tcs �c�mt �Gha min3�:��n suur�d�a�°r2 ai 1'u 3CT88 TJCY' �haus�.nd napu= 2ation reco�m;°nded b� tPie Pia.-:_.�na7. P�cre�.23on Assoca�t�n:�, �n �ivin� or so2lin� LhS.c prope��;;� �o ihe X'i�iCAb tho Conra�se�.on taltes � bacI�,r�rd �fi,er, The CQ:a.nJ.a�+�.�n ean be as�ua°e�i tha� �h,3 Zand 3s net�r u�od �ox� recre�.�ic�na.I pur•?�oea�s, ;'ot _f'or aas�:�a:iz4c� ae�9.r��,�?os bt?�i, io� exploma�2o� end wd.s3�ture bp n�z�h'�ox�r�acd aixu eth�� cn�7.cL�rona for ne2�hbariz�od basaba3,i �,a;�esg fcr erin�c�r apor�u� oi s1�3.zr� anQ snarn:obllin�s and for na.°:;u�o s�ud2�r� by �zi� Y��;� adjacer.� scshoola, 7� is Fun i�oeause �.'her�a ls bru�h, �i:,e•re :t� cutd, tharo ar� hglle, Ther� at�e :.'1or�er�, nue?�noms, +:nusu��. ��37.d 6rasse,�, duo:� nastsp a Tati; �.?�iaa3 n�s�•1�AVvo 2} Cs:� of �ih� 2a;��; ex:��p1a� oi an o. i�;inzl natwz�l. s3ts i•rauld ' ba los-�, Zn this respsc� St, is otar i�.xr• th�t tl�� i9.eld riucT4 ioa ma�'.e �n tY±c�� e„>± �'v°ar.t .,�.�d. '�y "�;k�s �.:+_��7a� 3:u��or and Sen'sor H`�q;:i ScYz�o3 stu�an`c� ';:oulcl no 2cn��r t�a ross'!.biflo [1nd ' �ae feel 'cha2 suc� en�ir•oi�.men'.3I �pj»ac,.acian 3.a i��;;z"!� de:��,�m arls �.n tho odun�.��o� o� �he e:h9.i�a-�n �rci c3' a1� ax'° uea ' ' • � 1 ' � � C' LJ � � iJ � 2 a .3) �� sQOms �.eas than ds�irabx� to '�ruila an�thor s�r3tnr��n� pool r�.�,h2 ac:oos �;�e ai;re� :�ron �he Ju,nior ti'kgh �.00a, �j I� Frould ra�.�.i� �a,�� .r�in� p:ob?ams, W�I1 aoW� of thla lan3 tx3 us��i i�r p�rk.'i,sa.� fac�li�ti^� ar erSli Lh3 Y�sharfl t'r_e par&in� Pacii�u�.os of ou. schnols; ard if �o0 1� t!�i.s daair�- ahle? Tha p°�3�z., pc:r'r::ir.�� ac1.�.�.';3.�� at�:hou�.�. la��;�, ra�e �zo� alrrays a3equwke �,or sams of $he ��not3oa?.s in �?�e aanool$, idith tna i.neroao�.r�; pa_r,x1�t�.an oT batn the achools� tre par�SA 1ng tv1I1 be i'u:r�h�r ��z^aSreBa _:t'sd trith th� actdi'Cion oS the andi�Eorit�s fh�� rill � even gs°e��.t.ar use o�' �ha parkin6 Q,ae�.e, 5i In lina w:tk: "��:rae par•b3.n�e is tiho t,�sen;, he�,vp traafic becswts� of �h.c� Scca�S.or_ af 'aot'r, os" tho achoo�s? Th1so :oc$ �111 9.r..reaao e ro.�x"sJithc�_•L tho �dczed at'�x, at5.on of -i,ze ',�P4CA, Has th�..s aspee•t bon du?v cono�.c��^ed3 �� 1t gcZ�iaabla ��o la� cate a publ:i� �:�e�i,3t,� �;�liaj �,�1'11 'a� shsx�od by 4aven su'�u��b� on a siia w133c'sz ��s acc�e� :o na�-z �h�rou�Yz�arna only tizra.z�h re�s5.den�'F aI o.�+a �€� ? ` 6) E1n rr;tirriic].� 3n tns S:a?� ata�a:i t�ai ine y joL�tig* cr3�h tna CiLy woulr� do°�e],op a si,3aning 't�,eacsh on �h� lal�e�o laoeu �h2 Parlco Gos�aisaian fael �this Ss �'e�aib24? Tha ].ake is eha11o1ro it is rau�3embn�GY,c?n�.3o �t �E i'ed bg �,aier s�ux»Yfv so fa„ as is �o�m, Thero�`oz�3 it vrou?3 h��=e io bc+ drsdgecir 2n Qxtsa:no�.q e�:�or�sivo u.ndc�� t:�;;.r�„ 'sf dracl��3 ta ��aater dea�hs ti^ou3d thea�r Uo onou,� ::a�cr rt��ri`.' i;n f''.1.1 i�? I±" t"r�era troulr� L�eB poss2bly f�s.m aprxn� ��.=e�'i'� xrou"t�ne$ thes�a bo gx°aader p�ta..= bab&li�ty oP aZgaca �rn:•rth und un�aaitc+.ry condlticn� boc�.uas: oP dlmin�ah�d �1n�3 oa� �f LY.a la.k�a? 4tTould r.o� �uch d-r€3d�2n� f;ave ta ba Praquanil;g gTapaatad in ord.�-� to �rasorvo adoa,u�sie srrlm= min�; denth? And aa you kno�rp e-sr•�.�: noti•r man� eitizens aazd i e�m sona of au�tho�itq r;ueet�on 1ha hQZlth�ulzaos9 oP �cr:�.�,n1n� �� tho _�resen"�i, i,loox� I�aka Ec:�?cn, ' Yle hope thzi iha COIIll�,�,6YOk1 and �t'�e C�.ty Go•ar�cil ��rill �`.va ser3� oue thou�ht �3 tYzesa cussu:.�ns be:�cru a P1n�1 decision la �ado so thaL tlz3s 3ea3sion e�S.la sailai•� ooth iho �+`,CA an� thc c1�� ' Sn thei� �resont anci ovontual _r.le;iao in vie�r oP iho a.bova objectlons i�a hopa tYiay � More3 a�z �imi°�e�orp si.�Q zor 'Gh� p�°o= posod �iC�1 c�:n lx3 f�unds t � ��°.��`.JC�',�� d.��a�:�--'c �z�r...(J�� ,��.�✓�-�� ;1 c'r ��i".-w �� Sinco�^,�:� q y�u:c�e D �� .-�.��.,.�. �-��./. �� '� �;� ,� ;��,�..�.�, <rn.�. �/��.� Q � ��. c,,�� ry�r�'�� l�� ti �� . � � 69 a CITY OF FRIDLEY PL"fITION Ct7VER StiEET Petition 110. 15-1969 Dst� Aeceiv�d MIaY 23, 1969 Ob�ecc Vacate street in Riverview Terrece between the streats of Janesvilte and Kimball. Y�tition Cheoked By P�ce�at slsaias Zettrr�d to City Council Mtpo�itlon Date . . i0 1 ��" C,Ty �f �,�,�� y C/TY Cou-vciL ' ; %%df/T/ON - IJ%,� DA.�.�� c�p.�,� s-.�i-c9 �1 (/�/� ��7� �fopE,� dcv.v�,�S O�C/ ,� / /1 �(/E�t//�LU f�CCy-=�/ �ETc.vE�.fi �� ST�E�7`S' p� T�h7fS l//lL �L i�til7 /f /m blf�L/ '��' �l/�S % fiiAT' f/� p h SfG i/Oii/ O� �( IvE� vr�6v 7�E�C2AG� /�E !/AGAT�'d, i�S R �a��'o �o.a� . � D�� -�o �.1� ,�'A�7-_ 7iiAT' �( � df.e vi,� ui -��CeAt�, Js .rio T �Av�� Cgsa�Tiw/� �,v A Lt1�P /l sr�nv.�.T o /� - � `r � . /J �G [!//(i q G{/�Q7- A� duST, / TlAr 7-tiE �-,�.�-�•� is .�.oT o.�.lf, (�� Cu �t/ �/s y�y�o y,� mo7�,e G y c��5, �4�vd !/£,f / �UL `f-� �� LC.r G�E ss�� / `, G�ai✓qCr.Ca!!S 5��l� G� /f'� �slK�� Asn o u.�� ii � `7G�.a�� c, , %%i,qT w� hau� (-� 7<,f� �,25i'' f/hi6 Jy � � b�,� A6j� ��,��G u,�,�y� w; �� S;T- �� Gva` C� A��,�y �� 9� +�.w av��v ��7" 7`h� E�� so i(iu�►��o�s 7`�c'.�� G��jfc�� o u,e �E �e s a.c.-9 L . // r % U.¢G�` ��.9T D �;"'.'''�.> •, ��p G!o u�:c� O�LiEv� 7�'O t/.udE,Psr� Y S ��p��tic�, .�/o �.��d s�jr, cvoul� �� " i:+�� o�,��, �� e�;s� 6/�� s wou /� � /� � solv $�9s j�)j'�t1e`(�,'tr,� T-e-rhac�.e �.� % S (� ��' f! iT �e � R,' .. D�7`� . � ' , 1 � . , � � , , . ' ' � � ' - ' , � �' . � f� CITY OF FAIDIi! PETITION COVER S[t�ET Petition xo. 1b-1969 D�t� 1Nceiv�d I�y 27, 1969 . ob��ce _ Bituminous Suriacing 6 Concrete Curb i Gutter - 79th Avenue lI.E., From Main StreQt W University Avenue, East Ranch Estates 2nA � Addltion. l�tition Chocked By P�'ret�t Signin� tefezreA to City Council Mpro�ltion . w Date • • , ' ' � . '72 µ � � , � � 1 ' i � ' , � � ' ' , ' ' i yy. za, lses Clty ot FridLy 8l8S Bai�er�ity de�• H.E. Fridl�y� lana, antlesea: lfi th� mderaigned hereby petitien fas� th� iaprs�sa�at o! biivdnw� stafaein6 e� oonorelr evrb •ad 6ntt�r ea 741i� �w. a.E. fros lt�ia 8ts�s! to IIatversity A�e. I.E. 1hi� work sheil b� iaoorp�e�j�d nad�s Faut Ii�neh S�bete� 2nd Ldditiao�. Simsrelr �"" � �ll�'4` � �t F�noh &�t,�te� 8ob�rt H. Sohro�r R� tah i3 ' � � � , ' ' , , '� � � I 1 1 1 1 � !. _ , . �� PETITICN COVER S�ET Pretcim so. 17-1969 Daa t�c.tved M;y 2T, 1969 O��cc Street Improvenient in Bren brood Estates Subdtvision and Subdivision of lot 34, Revised Auditor's Subdivision Qrtied by � Banedlct Novack InW Three Lots. Pstitioa Check�d Ap nat� lrtc�st fiptins Uf�sred to Citp Cauteit M�positioa , . i� � 1 ' � � ' ' , ' ' 1 � � , ' , ' ' � ��Prif1U�� pMI�1,J 9426 COOLIDGE STREET N. E. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 03418 781-261 1 May 1, 1969 Villaqe of Fridley 6431 University Ave. Fridley, Minn. Gentlemen: we are requesting the street improvements into our Hrentrood Estatea Subdivision. we underatand that re are to provide the right of way needed from �lverview Terrace to our subdivisioa, and we are pregared to do so at thia ti�s. We are also raquestiny , a subdivision of a portion of Lot 34, Ravi�ed Auditor'a Subdivision orrt►�d by Beaedict �TOnack into 3 lots. We are purchaaeinq appaox. the lower half of Mr. Novack'a property. wa are planning to start construction of homes in thia area thia fall, and we vould appreciate it if you could expedite this prxedure. k you � �,��- homas �. Sw�n :5 � � � � � , � , ' ' r � , 1 , , ' ' , C L A I M S General: N18135 through �18258 Liquor: Ii3361 throuqh M3398 N i6 ESTIMATES FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL - JUNE 2� 1969 Robert L. Miller Construction 1390 lOth Avenue Newport, Minnesota . Estimate #1 (PARTIAL) for work completed this date . for construction of Water Improvement Project N92 accp;dinq to contract. $17,615.48 0 ii 1�: '. 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'- , ' e S b.,, e /Y�'2' Y�wH . IN�3 �L`�'r /Yb r1r .�r}� �-�l, f'7 �% S Z�if r 0 H. h e r � J�21�i E,� "� !/tS: L• o�'S V i 1�0/�h for+ I�S ��nCerly .�"'o,f" bv', $rc � 4%�.,. kr .�% %S. A 0 2o a�,pear in Coc�r21 � �i� 3;/9�%, y C u rs, �� 7`_�`�'� 3"� /- / � G�;1 � ,�G`_�; / � � %—itiC dt� �� - 9 May 15, 1969 ' MEMO , CHIEf E. W. McGARTHY RE: Chinese Village Inc. Tavern � Pubiic 7rinking Ptace license , _ , Pursuant to your request reletive to this license application, a background investigation and interview was conducted with the applicants. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were made aware of the fact that should this ticense be granted, minors would be exctuded from the premises unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. _ Mrs. Lois V. Johnson stated "that acting on the advice of her (their) attorney, the license apptication was made out in her name only. Their attorney feit that due to Mr. Johnson�s past driving record the license could be denied to him." Record checks of Mr. and��4rs. Johnsott follow: Lois Virginia Johnson DOB: 8/26/37 Mpls., Minn. Drivers license currentTy under revocation untii proof of SR2? supplied 3 prior convictions: , 6/23/65 Illegal speed 6/29/67 Illegal speed 3/z7/69 o.u.I. ' , �� ' Plo record or wants B.C.A. P!o record or wants Henn. Co. Sheriff Mpis. P� Mpls. PD Mpis. P� i9 Page #2 ' Chief E. W, McCarthy Harlow E. (NMN) Johnson DOB: 6/7/35 Mpis., Minn. Drivers license currently clear and valid with no restrictions 1 prior conviction: 6/12/03 4.U.I. Mp15. PD License suspended No record in file at S,G,A. Hennepin County currentty holding an active traffic warrant for itlegai parking on 11/24/68 -$25.00 fine due. R. E. ALLAR� Hay 15, 1969 It was also found that there are a few ��Account (;losed° checks out on these parties, and creditors have been having a di£ficult time finding them. There is at least one civil action pending on an unpaid bill. E. W. McCarth�c so � ATTENTION OF: � Ir _ -- __ - -- _ ___---, T0 ---. _ FINANCE DIRECTOR ' — -- -- ----- ---- --- �- '--- ---- ------- -------.J � 81 DATE 1`�1Y ZS 1�969 _. '�____ . See attached request for_ Peddler's Permit indicating__"The Way"_ ,Carl_ Christian. __ -- �ias been checked.out_ and if.he will.sign request application_for_.Youth_Incentive,______ _____ __ as."Way"_does not indicate he represents them,_;_pay �10,00 License and provide alist. of name,_address, age, date of birth of each_person_to solicit, we will ____ ,------- � ------.__send io Council for approval. .-------._------------_.._ __..._----------- ------ _ ____.._ __— ------ - ---....------- -- ----- ---. — __ .—_ _ , ' --- _ ._.__ SIGNATURE - _---� --.___ ___ .._._ _ __ ... , .__. __.. ._.__. .__._ ..._..... ____._. .._---- __.__--- �-___ r___ ___ _ _ _ _ ___ __ __ _ __ ___ __ �__ . _ __ . _ __�_ � _ _ ___ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _. __ _ _ -- ---- -- - DATE � SIGNATURE ' REPLIE�2'S COPY—RETAIN POR YOUR FILES ,' , ' ' � � . ... . I •, ' . � � ' � � � .. �� . - �. . - . .' � . . � ._ . . • . . \ . 'Y . r' _ . _.. ___ _ ___ ___, . �° --� . ; �,� _ ��. , . � � � .. � � � � � � 7U 6J0. I : FOLD � . c`.�ti n�a - a + - ^ s .�"1:7 ��. . a �'�=i c .b.s J.i_:. d � . � . �"t s tJi } .a + �-� +- �' .- . . 'i'3��u�- i .°.i[ r �.'t�.",iFi '�:,'��-_') . . [',:�i' e .�._ . - DATE: �3.�7..EzL d . i ' SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CAR80N INTACT pINK.COPY IS��RETURNED WITH REPLY. � � ' DETACH THIS COPY — RETAW POR ANSWER � ' . ., ... � . . � � � . ' � ' . . ' ' �. � � . .• � . ' . . ' . _ . � , . . . • .. ;. � . . � y ' ' ... . . . . — ' , . . � •1 . . . � . . . 1 � . .� , � . � . � -.' , � . . . . .' � � . . , � , • . .. . . .___�....r _. : � '' � CITY OF FRtDLE �f , G � �� . � � POLICE DEPARTfdENT � � � ..s � � � ' . � � .� . � � � . , fseh � lteport :�Iust Eear .: �mpiaint� Kumber. � � I�i sc . Inf ormaii on w�um is Yerson Dtincan, FPD LOSS: Offense Report (To Include Attemrts) Descri�iti�n Ot troperty l�GZ112 1969 Dodge Avis Rent A Car International Airport Mr. Vernon Williams of the Mpls. Way Picpc*Ly Insured Yes n No 6i Compixint 69�12a0 Number 8usiness Phane Total Value Vatue .. ,DETAIIS OF OFI'E\SE iST�TE FCLI,1 .1LLOTt]EHCIRCti:113?'.4\CF,S OF 1':175 O'cESSc) �. � 301,302 & 303 chackad on some teenage Negro boys who were aelling candy door to doox. We talked to the sales Mgr.,Mr. Vernon Williams of the �p1s.Way Centor. 'The teenagers selling the candy had a card atatin.g he Was selling candy Por the Youth Incentive. The youth also stated he was selling the candy far $1.30 and he received 30� per box for selling it. 'After calling Lt. Rick, I informed Mr. Williama he would have to aee the City Mgr. on Monday for a permit to sell door to door. 2 ran a reg. on the I}GZ112 auto Mr. 1Jilliams was driving. The reg. cked, to Avis Rent A Car . I called Avis Rent A Car to see who had rented the car. ' It was rented to a Mr. Thomas Wade cr �26 Clinton Ave. Richmond,Calif. xith Candy Dist. Inc. and Mr. F7i.ilia:�s (no address given). Lt. Rick called 522-l�394 � the Mpls. Way Center and no one answared at this number. See Page 2_ McKersie-Oden-Duncar. Persans Arrested �ar. Aoa�o.ai Radio � ❑ Station ❑ Citizen � On View '� -69 1650 Br Duncan .1r.d ldditivaat Uet�ilcl R.port On ��} pOD�oral � � '' Co�¢p. 69-Z280 5-17-69 � , Mis�, z�o. '.' _ I alao eallad for a DL ck. on Mr. Williams and the atate has no DL.liated to a Vernon Williams {negro). ,� I also called the Hi Low Motel xhich Mr. Williama, Mr. Wade and Mr. Houge sre liated in aa frt�ns Richmond, CaliP. , '� , ; � .' � ,� '; j' � - ! ;.�� I� I ' I � I � i � M �1 I '1 �1 0 Page 2 F4 . ,V µ �� a �� `I � _ J `�, � i � � i � .i I � � Uate 5-26-b9 Time POLICE DEPARTMENT FOLIOW-UP SHEET Complaint #_ 69-i�BQ Investigated by �' �eraon 1�35 pm I called the Mpls. Way Center, 1913 - Plyawuth Ave, i1o. tei # 522-4394, and talked to a Mr. Hurt pavia� cne of the directora. F?e said that the name Oernon Wi]liama waa not familar to him, but that Th�as Wade ia. He aaid that Mr. Wade ia one of the salo� managars with Canc�p Distributora Inc., of Richmond Catif.� who are handling canc�p aaies for the Youth Inccntiva Program at The tivay Ccnter. Mr. Da.vie aai.d Lhat these ealea m�a. ehould have the proper credentials n*ith them and are inatructed to contact each city or village attorney to obtain a permit or licenae if required. N.e aaid that the aale price oi the box of eanc�y ia $1.30 and that a percentage of this goea to the youth and the �la,T Center ?? He aafd that each box of eanc�y ahould have a atioker with �The Way Center� print- ed on it. 3s00 � I called the 'rlpls. Better Eu�ineas Buresu and ialked to a Mra. Young about Csne�jr Diet. Inc, and Youth Incei�tive Aasociates. She done eome checking and ca2led beck to report that they do not haye a fila on eithar of these. 3:35 pn I ca7led the National 9etter Business Bureau in Aer York (tel.�` 1-212- 1'II1•4-737?) and tallced to a N;ias. pivian Foerst. She said that the� have no tile on either of the above namea that I gave her, but she did recall some prob- lem they had with this type of door'to door candy sales � but doea not remeraber the name of the compat�y, 4s15 � I called the City of 'r_pl�., Licenees Division. They told me that they have iaaued a per�cit to aolicit in t4pla. to The Way - Opportunitiea Unlimited. Thia peirnit rrga i�aued o-28-68 and i� good till 5-28-69� and that a fee of �32•� xae paid for the neimi.t. They aaid that aa Par aa they ]mow, there haa been no prob2em srith th�n soliciting in thc city, jia/ 411-68-8 '��.1 � '. E t ' POLIC"c DEPARTMENT FOILOW-UP SHEET Comptaint # 69-1� . . r, . . . _. _ . . . � � � � YF �t appz�ud�sta3J 9t00AM on t.hia date Mr Vernoa Hilliasa xaa co�actod� bJ' Photte� ,' = .tt the Hi-Lo Mate}. reBardinB hia nlatioaship xitt► Ti�'s WAY and YOUTH INCERTIYS ASSOCIATE4. A5 f� }�r Wi111eaa sEated thab h� ia a reproa�ntati�e oi the Youth Incentiveb group and that h3a organization aurrentl� hae an agroEmsut rrith The Wa7 for the asls of C aanctr ihrougbout the Metro area. Tha YOUPH INCENTI9E3 a.SSOCIATE3 ie a nationat � organization doing bu�ineae� on a percentage baais fo nanf non-pivfit groupe. i� '` MY T�wnaa ifade ia the Nabi.onal Direa�or of Youth Irlcentives aad ia t�ot turroi�tlT F � 1n the Tvrin Citiee aros. � � !tr Csrx Christisu ia the local repreaentative for Youth Zncentires. � � , .. , ` lt appro�d�aate� 14:00AM an attempt waa made to contact Mr Burt �arie of �hha way. 7p I waa infoaxied that he xae not in, not nxpected and haa not called. I did �peak � to hie aecretar�r� Mre {di3lia. � Mra Willie etated that ehe is not fa�eiliar with.the namea Varnon iriilliaraa or Carl Chriatian buL that l�•r Thwiaa wada is with the Youth Ineentives proup. She 1lirther �,' atated that 1'he W�T entered into an agreement with the Youth Incentives Aaaoc. irlth proriaiona that The Waa reeieve a percentage of the profits from tl�e aalo � . oi candT in ths Mebro area. Tho you�ha that are setvall7 aelling the candT �re Aired by Youth Incenti�es and recieve a percantage of the profit for their eftorts. � �e balance o! the monep is divided between The Wa,� and the Youth Incentiraa Aasoc. : �. � � � Tha iTeJ la also Irnoxa aa the Opportunitiea Unliaited Inc. 411-68-6 . OL ) �� :�� r � , `� r yQ� �� ; :. . a proven fact, o youth kept 6usy stays out of troubfe. Minneapo2ic - St. Paul Sponsored bq 'The WAY' 2948 - 36th. Ave. South Minneapolfs, Minnasota 55406 Telephone: 721-555i May l0, I9b9 - x0 �1F100 IE M8�* COhC8TAi . . . .. . . � . . TLie Ietter is to introduca Carl Christian sad to verify tsia position �a e youth supervisor with our organizatian. ZOU`fH INCIIdTIVE is a fund raising activitq that is sponsored by THE WAY. The primary objectivo of the program is to provide part time jobs for Toung peoglo from aconomically deprived areas. It is also an additional source of fvnds for THE WAY as a whole. The yoaths involved in the program eome irom communities throughout th� motropolitan area. � TAE YI6Y is a non profit community service organization, duly incorporatcd as such under the 2aws oP the State of Minnesota. To prevent unauthorized nse of this letter, a nev copy is isaued to each supervisor everg 30 daps. Thia particular letter is void 30 days from the date indicated in tha upper right hand corner; it is aleo void if the data or naae is altered in any manner. ' Plesse feel free to coatact our o4fice if ve can be of further assistsnce. Hespectfully yoti:rs, ! ��- %%�l/!.r,� Vernan Williams - Mractor ....... another community sorvice program of Tha WAY. r � � � � ._ ;_.� �ouf�s ,gncentive o�iaaociafea �y � ... a p�oveu Jact, ; a youCA kept busy stays out oj troable � _1, CARL� CNRISTIAN �� P�LCRIM PuC¢ � VALLRy STNEAM. N. Y, IIS80 N�TIONAL REPftESENTATIV6 SIB/826.4318 �i ', pMN'�r py !!� tv�.. .� o`v y�i o�� i `�� - ,., � :z�.,, _�.. ,�..�r�, i ,:, � ��..� z �r � k�� , *a . , v�� i"i� , �eh�/ �.+"; ., �� i �`� � � 2' �� : �� , ��s�/ � 5.wl=y� Fr ��a� '�`,:. � ��' a p a`� � . � ��.;� , s"' a.a . � � ��`�,' ,� � fg.'�'i ..s �'�� --� <1�� .,:�� , �:;;�1 � a�-:- K : �r' •a ��+s�� s �€ s� � , � 1 $ iw ..� � �� a � � Zifi ` �'s.� 1 ' $ � ` ' �''�'� �i � 3{�� w„-�. ) �." . . �� a� � �! �y'T. � �� YJ '? � � C �a�,. � Y - .� kF'iIA� �I4l+klti `` "�� ' • �-{ � ('�-''�c(" H . m � O � � . 3', v 000� W m �.� � ai ++ v i� }� _ �U�I m.+ � eA m A, (�`' ^ m ��ri E��t�i � m.t�i v ' �.�. Y+R mmm eq ' v � m . . > p . 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C:f:� '�.)� t: � _�� .� rJc:O . .. - � . . � , . . - �.� icperson, ;c_�^Py, csseciation or organizo!ion� s5own bclew, hc+vim� com- � .� . : - � . � . . . �� !ied wit;i Bip orairten!^s af :i�^ Gity of Minneupo!is relating thcretn, i, � . .� - . . � hereSy grenied �.crm'ssion by tfie:City Covnrl to condvct a �ablic soficite-: . . . -. tion for donctio�s o; moncy, mercha�disc or ony other thing of vcJuc � in . - . � . . this ay �. . , . � � . �� . .. �� :...-� n._ �r.. ca ..r,,' 'r,' � ' . — . . . . . ' hame. __ __ .�;_' . . . . . SfreM Addres.. ^_ . r.n•, - � . � . , .•„ ;i�. : ciry a�d. s�o,o: -- - � � . � � . . Datc �of Solir.tat�on:_ � ��' �`^ ^`.7. " 1 ` '^ _, . . ` . .. . -� � .. .- ..� • ....; � • . . . - . . 7ype oi Scliatc'ion: o _••, n-." . ..� �: i57.^. . , _Z ..'?�.., ...�_ � . . . - �� _ ... . .- . . _ . prt :C:..�I "�.C.�`..^: . � . .. ' Fce Paid:_ ^�� ^ Th�s Pcrmit Expires ' � • �r�� . � . ' . ' � � . � , tEONAr^� A �•vOr'NSO;V. City Clerk � - _ .. .icn � hcr , - - .� - �hC7c: Tnis permit does not ?m�ly approvcl or retommen�alion by tne City . � . �� - � � � � of Minneapo:is. Thc sole perpose of tne� �ermit is tv� provid= the pub�ic � - � wiM infarma•ion. Sincc !'i� City af Minnea�olis cocs no, -�te�nmend ot � �. � '. .�� aP?rove solicitetions, thc namc of the City of Minn_apolis is na"o 6e used . � � � �� - � �' in any odvertising cr ir. �he ecrval solicitation af cash, sa!e o` tic!cet;, etc, .- �� - �� . . by ony-person, firm, saciety, organizatioo, agency or corporation, as it mey � .-� . � . ° � imply epprevaL � . . � . �.. � . . - � ��' � � ..� � �.� � ., . - •��, . � �.. . . '.. ' � � � r' ��....�� ' �� ' . � ' . . '. _ . . ' . � � � � -. ' .. .. � _ . . . - . . . .� . . . . � . - . . � �� . , . . ' � . . ' .... . . , � . �. . - , � .. . � . . . . . . . � . � � � . . . � . . � � . . . -. . �. . __ _. . �. � � � . � � ' .. . . . � . . . . .. � . : . . �- � . . . . . . . . . . , . �i ,. . � � �o � - � . . _ � ,, � . . � - � ,.,,; ; =--- — � �. �� . - . . ��: J�.•i' .. � �.n.:�n � � � . � � � . ' � s,� �� APpti. Ne._—__'_.--- � `, rf �ST:' 0= t� �^_/1?C_I5, N,I�,N S!^T6l _ . . . A j %��V Q�.11�n ni !.1n �l:�l �:n�iC � i.C^Tla_a L:Y05:01 .. . . � ' � -� - � "fi r^ .., yC r..,� .... �1 i�� ::.0 �C�EC vC:`[^.^ F" :il:^ . � . . . + C.i J cY t.::......ni� rJL:i � -. �� . � � . � ie persan, ;ec'^t•,r, cc.seciation or organim!ion s!�own brlow, hovin� com• � - � . . � . , ' .. . :ied wit:i tSo ordi.^cn:os of .•iie Ciy of Minncapo!is rela!ing thcr�tn, i; . . .�� .... ..- �. .- hereby granted p^rm'ssion by the City Covnul to condvice a public :aficita- . � . . '� tion for donetio�e o� moncy, mcrcha�dise or any olher thing oF valac in this u y ..�, � � � Name __—.��~ 'r- `. � �,_. ..�,' � ,� .� . .. ��. . Stree! Address: ` - . ` `. ` n�••' � - _:�� . . .. � � ,^ '' . . . . . . City anc Sta'c: — -- _ -- -----� .__---------------- --------- _--- � 1 x�� `�� ?� ,��,� _ . � �F —A JOG PROGE:AM FO:t YOUNG PEOPLE— "? �.' `.�' � AUiH�R�ZE� y . . . . . . . - � . . .. TOSELL � ! .n.,<, 9..� �n.;q wo� To 5a,,�,� ��.�� ,� T(-� E��lAY � — - cunrrm��iona , . � or ponotions - . . . . � . N. r,y �i�.k � f �endation 6y the City H�LLO, ItiY NAAAE IS-- �►��!"!!K'_�� --�1'i!� ------ i prwld= the pub4tc � � , . " . r--- 1!UA TA.Y4RlG P�:RT IN A PTOG°/�Jat CAILED YOU7N I�.CEo1TIVE �^c: recammend or Y�NICH PROVID:S JOS$ FOR aDYS, LIKE h1YSELP, AS�lD FUtd�S olis is,not to b� used � fOR OU� G20U� ..... R{S A P^OVEP! FACT THAY A BOY ; sale of tickets, ecc., K'ePY BUSY 57.1Yi OOT O"r 7ROU3LE 1PlE AR"c SELLI�3G .... ��Poration, as it mcy ' . CAPtDY • $1.30 _ _. __. _ . ._ � � . ,... . � . , ...�'J�UlD Y�iJ Lt�t� C�i�1E O:t Y1�.�C�? `tW�W�: Y�'U. --, -. � .. • �. . . , . � • � . . _. �� LICENS$S TO BE APPROV�'D� AT THn J[1i1E 2, 1969, CO[TP;CIL I��TPiIG .� � ' SOLICIT083 BY A°PP.OV3D BY ' a � �he LJay 19�.3 P7.ymouth Ave. tao Minneaoolis� Ptinnesota Mt. Dernon Church 1�th 3c Ne�on Ave. ;do Minnea;aolis� P•tirin. Boys oP the City 46-2ith Ave s.�. 14p1;� Minn. OYf/Sale Rapid Shop Coro. 6530 East River Road Fridley� Minnesota Quick shoo 6319 Hwy #65 Fridley� Minnesota Ot�Sale Chinese Village Inc. 63�tt x•.,ry 65 Fridley� rtinnesota Tavern Chinese 4illage Inc. 6304 Hwy. #65 Fridley� f?innesota Pttblic. Drinking Pl. Chinese 7illage Inc. 63� xwy 65 Fridley� I4innesota Grocery Dick�s Kwik Shop 6319 F:w�J f�65 Eridley, p'Iinnesotz �ending Griswold Cof£ee Co. Railroad Access. �oro. �650 Main Street il.�. Fridley� Minnesota Summit Gear 59b� 24ain Street TL". Fridley� Minnesota Cigarette Don's Gulf $300 Central Ave. Fridley� t4i�nesota Dicks Rrrik Shop � 6319 Hwy {�65 Fridley� Minnesota Bruce Davis Mrs, Atnie Ford �obert M. Cook Irving Goldberg H.ichard F. Houle Harlos•r Johnson Lois Johnson Lois �C Harlo%r Johnson I,ois & Harloca Johnson xichard Hou2e R. T. Steiner R. T. Steiner Donald i•Iichaels Richard F. Houle ��., See Attached � Papers �� See �ttache:l ?apers � See Attached Papers Chief of Police Chief of Police Not Approved See Attached Papers Not Approved See Attached Not Approved See Attached Paaers Health Inspcetor Bealth Inspector Health Inspcetor Chiaf of Police Chie£ o_* ?olice � 1 1 � ,� ', � r � i ' , � � r � � r r � r LIST Q 0�1'YACl"Ot�B LICE�ES TO SE AT�O'ViD EY THE CIT! OOI�CII. !0� i!B 1►ISCAL PSlIOD OF 4/30/69/ '11oQ 4/30/70 Juw 2. 1969 LLC�YAIT�G d 6 1t Plusbiog 541 Lalartts 8t. DT. E. �1'�dlly� %I�O�MOtt �. �� .� ��n�� st�.. ��. 3s1a t�..e as� sc. Miu�yoli�, Ignapota 86�1dm Ibrtanson 5367 O�otra� Avanw tl. E, ltim�apoli�. Minns�ota Stnnd Constsuction 9061 Bloadngton �reevay Eloa�ington, Minna�ota Gsrald (il�mt Corp. 1102 Hsthawy Law isidley, !tiffiesote �� Ral's Ylbg. 6 8tg. 7101 ii��t Palmer Late Dr. Minappolis, Mimaota Hy: Lloyd Moan 0 .,0 By: Solf Rirkansaaad BSI�WAI. By: Sheidan !lort�o�m 1Bi1 Hy: S. Bwland Hys A. C. Gnerre EEI�WAL i. •'7 �; �?1,�7 B9: Edward Raleswrki I�U 92 �rowi by P26g . I�p . Bldg. Isu*. Eldg. Ia�p. Dldg. Inrp. Elda. ia4. Htg. In�p. 1 1 ' i �� ' , , ' 1 J II ' ' ' �l �i � L J ssoo sti.ris�►i Frldlsy, I(inn. Ya� 18� 1969 Yr. 1Lrt� l�ter�on. Co�mt� Oomission�r 161 Ol�n �re�k Hoad Fsidl�y, Yin�sota 554a8 ��r. d. 0. Hirlclu�. llayor Cit� ot Fridle� pridlq, Yinaesota 8b421 Ds. Jo3�n E. 8au��n� Sup�rin��ndsnt Ind. Sehool Di�triot �14 Fridl�li l[ian�soia 5b421 a.ot l...a� � Bi.a. bb�21 93 A�t'�rriag to � tsl�phon� oonversRtion� o! soue tim� a�o with tih� Cif� Yanag�r�• orrtc• ixr. Darrsl Clark, in Nr. Ankrus s�b�snoe) and wiih Dr. John 8an�sa, Superin�sndeni ot 8ohool Dl�triot ,jF14, I�tah io •gai�s r�st�Le ay deep oono�rn ror ths L ok of prop�r traflia a�trol ati il� �atr�no• 10 R. L. St�v�n�on Bl�a�n4ar� 8ehool a1 Sa�t 81�sr aoad, and �l�o •iu narros, siagl� �z1b/eatry tio thoes aohool pwtimQs. 8ehool bus�a aust bs �ipulated 4o properl� �saout• an �afrT/�titr, oawing dangero� oondi4ions for all eono�rnsd. Duriag tL� pa�1 •ohool t�ar I hav� innw�sr�bl• tiise� vi�it�Q thi� sehool. pieiia� up eLildr�n ari�r band �s�kl�, bask�tiball prao�ia�, �to., aad u a rooa aoll�r �ad Yoltimti�er T�aoh�r�� oid, along �ifh ttr sa� olhsr ��Lool ��nt�. I•rust tbat �aah ot Tou 1� a� a��r� as saa� e000�re�d par�at� aad t�aoha�� ars o! th� •erious daagss in�ol��d. Sasf Riv�r Road ha� long b��n no��d for its hasarda and nuw�rous aoaid�ats. sos� fatal. Zti i� bqo�d q oarpr�Yunsia� to s�� ho�r aad wYp tly li��s ot hundr�d� o! ol�ilar�n ar� rialud dail� b�oaw• ot •!�d tap�" and dollars aad s�nt�. I trwt ih�r� i� aoi on• or �ou �ho oan pui • prio� tiag oa our ohilQr�n, os ��e en� a2�ild, although during on� oo��raa0loo I�as lold tihat •lr soat imol�b ��s a f�otor and tYu� tud to b� r�alistio. �t Ii a�ali�- tis to r L t� thought ot a sp��Qiog oar srashing loto a bu�l•al d �VP7. laug�iag ee �inging ohildr�e. �ho s� ariru�� fo ti� guardi�o�hip oS t2� ��heo1 di�tiriot p�r�ono�l •��r� da� o! tibs •shool r�r. Csrtain •ralfio �i ala as� er�o��d ��ery da� aad not • on� eaa b� sn� ior� i�- ti�ni til�w ��1� oo�. �lso, th� taot a�pina tit�at aa loag as th�r� L a •siwol at *h1� looation, ti�r� will b• ehildr�a nho at �oa� tia, 1'ea� •ow r�uoa, �ill �tt��pt tio �ra�s �gain�• I�h� tr�tfis, �tl�r or oot fhq ar� suppo��d to. Tbis ri�k �ill Ds pr��nt �sp�si�ll� u long •s f�r� i� no �ropsr aigaal !os era��ia�. Z tii�n�t tba4 thi� pl�a dll D� brought to tih� atf�aiioa ot 1L� Cow�t� Qw�i��ion�r�, Cit� Oo�aeil and Sehooi Baiy. I luplor� �ash wQ �Z �e! �ox �o ds �o�s ��s� ut�ea• to �p��d !h� inatialLtion ot a proNr tli. •i�al at 1hL loeation sittwyi aa� turtil�sr d�la1. I� i� !ar O►�1N. ' °�_ �: �°.y;' �i�ilb��h H�sp�s�tx�.17� ,g_ , � � � �� . f:.. ��i ,��(.,1� ,/. �� . �1�:/_ /it �t�__. (ltr�. ) Doria 3. itantsoa 1 , r , , MVM �MtlG1101i 1CI.� CWII�YNf J@N�Np61yN�pOLlX. W. VL JACO� N. JFV�fl. M.Y. INI�RISON 4 WILLI�MS� JI�.� NJ. WIMSIOM L MMRY.VT. CLAI�DIW[ iLLr I41. '[i[I� N. GDMIMIGK. COlO. mWM1OM.KENIImY�YMl. p[ORO[MVR�HY�GW. M1LiDN6LWN�W�f. wKJU1tOf.4CXWEXIY��!/�. WAITp� I. MOMDYd� M�NM. M�YlY SLLLMOH� q(LA. Tpyl�/ /, L�9L[TON. MO. WILLUM R BAXlE� pll0 µAM {tIW�TOM. GL.II. �M1101O L MqXle. pWA I�O�iI�T 0. XMIIIS flNl DIPiROR M�N �. IOIItY�lir �L14�L CMIN�[L sZGYif¢D .�ifaf¢� .�i¢7tafe COMMIITEE ON LABOR ANO PU9LIC WGlFARF� WwsHle+[irqi. D.C. 205f0 May i5, 19�9 ' The Honorable Jack 0. Kirkham ' Mayor, City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 554- ' Dear Mayor Kirkham: ' Following up on our eariier correspondence, I have now received a report from the Office of Civil Defense here in Washington. I am enclosing it for your information. 2 am certainly sorry that the report is not more encouraging. I am ho�eful that your proposal will receive consideration early in new fiscal year. With best wishes, Sincerely, �� Walter F. Monda e 94 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OI THE SECRETARY OP TNE MMY ORFI� OP GVIL OEP�1lE WA3MINCiTON, D.G. tOS10 Honorable Walter F. Mondale � 7 � � United Statea Senate '� Washington, D. C. 20510 �'y Deaz Senator Mondale: Thank you for your inquiry of April 25, 1969, concerning Federal aesistance for Fridley, Minnesota. The Office of Civil Defanse in authorized to provide financial con- tributions for tke purchaee of equipment to be used for civil defense purpoaes to the Statea, and through the States to their political eubdiviaions oa a matchingfunds basis. Civil defenae purposes are those directed at minimizing and relieving the effects of an attack upon the United Statee, The normal public safety activitiee of a community, such as a warning system to alert the local popu- lation to a threat of a tornado or other natural disaeters, do not fall within the atatutory definition of civil defense, However, if the warning ayetem is inetalled for civil defenae purpoees it may be used during aud in preparation for natural disaeter, , All of the FY 69 funda available for financial contributiona to the � 3tates for purchase of equipment for civil defenae purpoees have been obligated. We have a remaining hacklog of applications for financial aaeiatance, which coupled with applications we anticipate ' receiviag before the end of the fiacal year, will exceed funda expected to be available in FY 1970, Approval of projecte in FY 1970 will, ae in FY 1969, be based on the priority of the program for wrhich ' asei�tsnce is requeeted and the date the application was raceived. Warning projecta are among those given firet priority of fund allocation. Within that priority, the applicatioa from the City of. , Fridley will be coneidered in terma of its relative time of eubmission to the OCD Regional Office. �l , , , We regret that maay eeeential State and local civil defense programs have been temporarily deferred for lack of Federal financial eupport, Since rely, Joseph Romm Dinotor ot CiYli p�hni�t 95 , ' k�� ' � ' ' ' , — DEPAqTM[NT pF THE ARMY iT. PAUL DIfTRICT. COWPS OI [NOINEERE 1110 U. !. MiT OFFIC6 � CUfTON IIOUf! 3T. ►AUI. MINNLfOTA 35101 IN 11EPL1' REf[11 Tp NCSDE Honorable J. O. Kirkham Mayor of Fridley City Hall, 6431 Univeraity Avenue N.E. £ridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Mayor Kirkham: 5 May 1969 ' This is to express my sincere appreciation for your excellent cooperation in assisting the Corps of Engineers in the emergency Work done under "Operation Foresight". , , ' ' , ' � , ' _ , � Construction of levee protection in your co�unity was made posaible through the combined efforts of all those who partici- pated in this titaely project. I trust that your comnunity will respond with the same high degree of cooperation during any future flood emergency requiring either structural or non- structural meaaures of protection. I realize that your caomunity has another big job before you in cleaning up the debris and trust that you will receive the same high degree of cooperation in this task as was demonstrated in the fight to hold the waters back. I am confideat that ae can solve the major flood problems of this region if we can continue to work together to get long-range solu- tions. As a minimum, this will require local legislation to control flood plain development and provision for major storage of flood xaters fn our large rivers through reservoir construction. Zn recognition of your diligent efforts, a certificate is inclosed. 1 Incl as S�ly yours, CHARD Colonel orps of Engineers Diatrict Engineer �E) 1 1 ' � � � watt 110�f f. N�� •�� 0�11 L N/NYi ' Mr. Homer Mkrum , Frldi�y Clty Manayer Frid{�y City Hall Frldley, Minn�sota ' ' , ' , RE: •Vecatlan ol Utility pw'1(on of l-ots 7 MtnnesWa Dear Mr, Ankrum: u►w or�ncp dARNA i GUZY 7� O�NTIIAL A11�. Mi MMNI�A/OLI�, YIIpIp�TA Nt May Z7, 1969 a... waaM Easement with roference to that vacalsd and 8, Block I, Ciy Vtsw, Anoka County, This is to edvise you that 1 am the attorney tor Mrs. Drucille A. 5ando, ths ownar of Lots 7 and 8, Blodc 1� City r✓isw, Anoka County, Mln�esota. M�s, Sendo racently purchaasd Mis prope�ty and en9aged me to halp her in obtaMing a vecation of the utility sasemsnts covering tha vacated alley which abuta her property and Is prasw�tly owned by har. The e�tire uHlky e�eement ts on her property and doea not affect the netghbor to ths north, , In chedcing wlth the City Attornay, Vfrgll Herrlck� snd Dwrryl Clark, IM u1Hhy sassment eerves no ueoful purpose and for lhis reason ws r�qu��t that it be vacaled, it ts my undershnd6�p qat ' on Monday, Jun� 2, 1969� the City Counotl vr111 meM tn reyular essslon and 1 am �eque�tng thaf this matt�r be placxd on Ihe p�n� :o that Ihe proper procedure may bs taken to eccompllah th� vacattan. ' i heva had a considereble amou�t of diacuaslon wlth Mr. Herridc and he has advised me that ft wtll not be necewary for me to appear an Jun� 1, 1969. � TMMc you for your klnd cooperetton. ' Your• very truly, eA U2Y , . , c3. D. Olanooi� � , , CC: 1N�e�, Talle 6 H�M(q� 6l79 Llnivarslfy Awnw N, E, �^�°�Pofts. Minnssota �54�1 ,� Attn: - h►!�� hl�rrkk 9� 205 Rice Creek Boulevard Fridley, Minn. 55432 May 24, 1969 Fridley City Council 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Gentlemen: On behalf of my father, Stanley C. Dahlberg, I would like to comment on the requested lot split M69-14. The Plats � Subs Committee approved this request for the following reasons: 1) The precedent had been established on the Easterly end of the plat. � 2) It would be impractical to split the line only; leaving a very large lot lot on the East-west remaining. (125' x 131.78') , The Planning Commission denied the North-South split because it would not meet the 75 foot frontage requirement, (line "B") At the Planning Commission meeting it was suggested that my , father purchase the land to the East to meet the 75 foot frontage requirement. Chairman Erickson's co�pany of Bronson-Erickson is the fee owner of the abutting property ±o the East. I believe that ' his decision not to approve the North�S�uth split could have been �nfluenced by this fact. ' I am at this time requesting the Council to approve the lot split �69-14 as apgroved by the Plats $ Subs Committee and to waive the required certificate of survey until the time that the building permits are acquired. �� 1 ' ' A' The main purpose of the certificate of survey is to prove that no permanent structures encroach upon the proposed new property line. The attached drawing shows the distance from the garage (the most 5outherly permanent structure) to b� 73 feet *. This leaves little doubt that any encroachment could exist. Thank you for your consideration. ��ropert wner Stanley C. Dahlberg Yours truly, � r is a g. Representative at Meeting 9� , � 99 , � � � ; , � � � � � � I � . � , � ;' ; -' E. ,�,� ,;._ ; � " -�- �� -f-- -� � / � / r , , �. _..��_. , ' iza' , � L.S. i69-It , 4i «� w n • ' ' .,�'� ,o � t � � � �7' f' ' �r; !r •t • � � _ . 13 It g 9 1 �.� Pp0• _ " _ � 1 �' ��►� J ; _ =`_',�r.. _., _.; � yQP � �.. .�.. � i 1 � i ' ' I �IN� � ' I � DRAINN 6V G�� SCALE I"•40� ' MAY 24 � I�t9 4iKl�/I. Y ��2Kl�N. � '� � � � , , ' " . .�� _... .r --�� ._ ROAD EASFMENT ' - : •