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COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MERQ�:R
COUAICIL MEETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M.- NNE 16, 1969
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - JUNE 16, 1969 - 7;30 P. M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION•
ROLL CALL:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Regular Council Meeting - June 2, 1969
Public Hearing Meeting - June 9, 1969
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
VISITORS:
(Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutea)
PUBLTC HEARINGS:
None
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning
Request (ZOA #69-03) 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).
2. Consideration of Second Reading of Ordinance Under
Section 12.07 of the City Charter to Vacate Utility Easements.
Pages 1 - 21
Pages 22 - 36
Pages 37 & 38
Page 39
3. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Amending Chapter Page 40
32 of the City Code Pertaining to Fire Prevention and Providing
for the :Establishment of Fire Lanes in Certain Areas of the City.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 16, 1969
OLD BUSINESS (Continued)
4. City Hospitalization Insurance Information.
5. Conaideration of 61st Avenue and University Avenue Service
Lane, Shell Oil and Church of St. Williams.
Comment_ If the Council agrees with the basic content
of the letter, they should suthorize Administration
to work the cost estimates of the right-of-way
acqufsition and improvements and to work with
the Minn. Highway Department).
NEW BUSINESS•
6. First Reading of an Ordinance for Vacation (SAV �k67-04) of
two alleys in Block $, Onaway Addition. Requested by Harold W.
Harris.
Comment: No objectors. Our recommendations are that we
should request the drainage easement along ttie
ditch until the permanent storm sewer is installed)
I. Considera*_ion of a Request for Foundatioa Permit for an
Addition to the Building to be used as a Warehouse, 6400 Central
Avenue. (Harris Movers)
Comment: Builder has to meet a tight schedule. This item
is going to Design Control oa June 25th for formal
review)
8. Consideration of a Request for Foundation Permit - Plywood
Minnesota.
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Pages 4I - 50
Pages 51 ° 53
Pages 54 & 55
REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 16, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
9. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of
June 11, 1969.
Comment: The minutes will be ia the Agenda Folder)
10. Receiving the Minutes of the Boaxd of Appeals Meeting of
,Tune 4, 1969,
11. Consideration of Communiciations from the Office of Emergency
Prepsredness Regarding our Appeal to our Claim under Pubiic
Law 875 (1965 Disaster).
12. Approval of Rental Agreement for Accounting Marhine.
13. Discuasion Regarding Actuarial Valuation of Fridley Police
Pension Association.
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Pages 56 & 57
Pages 58 � 59
Pages 60 - 66
Pages 67 - 77
14. Consideration of the Study of East River Road Safety Improve- Pages 78 - 81
ments and Receiving the Minutes of the Anoka County Transportation
Land Use Committee Meeting of May 23, 1969.
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REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 16, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
15. Consideration of Approval of Registered Land Survey -
Filister George[own Apartments.
Comment; Anoka County Transportation Committee recommended
that there should be access provided through this
complex for a proposed signal light at Georgetown
Complex entrance.)
16. Receiving Communication from State of Minnesota and Considera-
tion of Hyde Park Rezoning Study in Relation to the Traffic
Pat[ern.
Comment; Council should authorize administration to proceed
' with the improvement costs in this general area
so that people can be advised of potential costs
before the rezoning is completed)
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17. Approval of Agreement for Interconnection of Water Systems for
Fire Safety Between City of Fridley and Mounsview.
Comment: Council authorized this concept in 1968.)
18. Receiving the Preliminary Engineering Survey Team Reports
for the 1969 Flood Disaster and Ordering the Completion of
Corrective Work.
Comment; We have over $25,000 approved in dike removal and
road work. We hope a portion of which could be
used to rework the dike, but general feeling of OEP
is thay would allow it but do not want to give any-
thing in writing. Maybe Council can authorized the
improvement and hope this will be reimbursed by OEP.)
' 19. Receiving Communication from the Department of the Army regarding
Flood Protection.
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Pages 82 & 83
Pages 84 - 40
Pages 91 - 95
Page 96
REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 16, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
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20. Consideration of Ordering the Second Phase of Street Lighting Page 97
Program Eor 1969.
Comment: Request for additional nine s[reet lights leaving
two for the rest of the year)
21. Approval of Acquisition of Easement from Don Harstad,
WS Project �88.
Pages 98 - 101
22. Resolution Ordering Plans and Specifications and Calling Page 102
For Bids - SW Project ��91.
Coroment: Animal Hoapital people wan[ this improvement put in
as quickly as possible)
23. Resolutioa Receiving Preliminary Report aad Ordering Public
Hearing. ST. 1970-1.
24. Resolution prdering Plans and Specifications and Costs Thereof
ST. 1969-3, Addendum #1.
Comment: Maybe the City can put in streets without curbing
to cut duwn the cost on the streets fn Adams Street
Addition where we have objections)
Pages 103 - LOS
Page 106
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued);
25. Resolution Ordering Approval of Plans and Adding Proposed
Streets onto Existing Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-1
(Change Order �kl)
Comment; Residents on 79th requested a wider street,
State Aid Section has turned down City request
for St. Aid designation. If the Council wants
to proceed with the wider street they should
suthorize using some of the funds from the
revolving Sta[e Fund)
, 26. Resolution Directing Preparation of Assessment Roll for Street
Improvement Project Nb. ST. 1968-1.
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27. Reaolution Directing preparation of Assessment Roll for Street
Improvement Project No. ST. 1968-2.
28. Resolutfon Directing Publication of Hearing on Proposed
Assessment Roll for Street Improvement Project No. ST. 1968-1
, 29. Resolution Directing Publication oF Hearing on Proposed
Assessment Roll for Street Improvement Project No, ST. 1968-2
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30. Resolution Correcting Resolu[ion No. 83-1968 Authorizing and
Directing the Splitting of Special Assessments on Parcel 900,
Part of Lots 21 and 22, Block 1, Ostman's 3rd Addition (Lateral
charges place on wrong parcel).
Pages 107 - 112
Page 113
Page 114
Page 115
Page 116
Page 117
31. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special Pages 118 & 119
Assessments on Lots 16, Block 3, From Lot 14 and I,ot 15, Block 3,
and Combining Lot 16, Block 3, with Lot 8, Block 2, all in Adam's
Street Addition.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, NNE 16, 1969
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
32. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of Special
Assessments oa Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, Block B, City View
Addition.
33. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
� Assessments on Lots 12 & 13, Block 8, City View Addition.
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34. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Lots 26, 27 & 28, Block 2, including W'� of Alley
Vacated 7/20/64 Lying Adjacent Thereto. (Subj. to Drainage &
Utili[y Ease. to City of Fridley over Vacated Alley), Oak Grove
Addit ioa.
35. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Lots 15, 16, 17, 51, 52, 53 and S'ly 15' of 54,
Block E, Riverview Heights Add.
36. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Lots 7 and 8, Block S, Parcel 775, Spring Brook
Park Addition.
, 37. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Parcel 950,Ihplatted Section 12.
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38. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Lots 1 through 15 Inclusively (Except N. 20' of
S. 26' of Lots 4 and 13), Block 3, Adam's Street Additfon and
Combining them into Registered Land Survey 4�14.
39. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special
Assessments on Part of Lot 1, ParcEl 640, Qudilor�a Sµhdivi�p�,pp
�k10 (REV. )
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Pages 122 & 123
Pages 124 & 125
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Pages 128 &'129
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
, 40. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting and Combining
t of Special Assessments on Part of Lot 10, Parcels 2000, 2010,
& 2020, Auditor's Subdivision 4610 (Rev.)
' 41. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting and Combining
of Special Assessments on Part of Lots 8& 9, Parcels 300 & 310,
' Auditor's Subdivision �k103 (Rev.)
, 42. Appointment: Building Standards - Design Control Vacancy
' 43. Request for Sign Permit - Ault, Inc., 7500 University Ave.
, 44. Claims
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45. Petition
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� 46. Licenses
' 47. Communication Appealing Council Decision in Denying
Tavern, Public Drinking, On/Off License to Chinese
Village, Inc.
' ' 48, Estimates
ICOMMUNICATIONS•
t A. Fridley Softball Assoc: Concession and Beer Permit at
Commons Park
' B. Jack Hennum: Requesting permission to hook onto
Fridley Sewer System
C. Walter E. Schultz; Requesting easement for driveway.
' D. Carl Rostberg: regarding changing teenage nightr
during summer months.
' ADJOURN:
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1969
Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of June 2, 1969 to order
at 7:43 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham lead the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of
Alleqiance to the Flag.
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MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMSERS ABSENT:
ZNVOCATION: .
Liebl, Harz'is, Sheridan, Kirkham, Samuelson (Left the
Meetinq at 9:10 P.M.)
None
Pastor Norman Eitrheim of the St. Philip's Lutheran Church lead the Council and
audience in the Invocation.
PRESENTATION OF YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS:
Mayor Xirkham presented Kathleen Benson, Valedictorian and Bonita Luhman,
Salutatorian with their Youth Achievement Awards and congratulated them on
their outstandinq scholastic achievement.
APPROVAL�OF MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 19, 1969:
' MOTZON by Councilatan Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of May 19, 1969 as presented. Seconded by CounciLnan Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declare$ the motion carried unanimoulsy.
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL WORKSHOP MEETING OF MAY 26, 1969:
MOTION by CounciLnan Samuelson to adopt the Minutes of the Special workshop
Meeting of May 26, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA: -
Mayor Kirkham said that there was one item that he would like to add: Item
"F" under Conmiunications, from Mr. John Hurajt, 1101 Lynde Drive: A request
for a temporary sign to welcome his son home from Vietnam.
MOTFON by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Aqenda as amended. Seconded by Caincil-
man xarris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Klrkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
VISITORS:
Mayor Kirkham explained the Council policy in alloNiag members of the
audience to speak on items x�ot on hh0 jy�end� and ae1�e� ;� there was anyone
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1969
present who wished to speak.
RONALD McCI.A�IN: ALLEY BETWEEN 2ND STREET AND MAIN STREET:
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Mr. McClain said that he had received the letter sent out by the Administration
for the signatures. At the last Council Meeting, it was his understanding
that only the fee owners were required to sign, but there was a place foz the
contract buyer to sign also. Councilman Liebl told Mr. McClain that the
Administration was instructed to write these letters and they did so, after
consulting with the City Attorney. The City Attorney added that the contract
purchaser muat be notified also. Mayor Kirkham said that they wanted to
eliminate the renters from signing the letter. Mr. McClain asked about these
other people, and what if it is not signed 100+b. Councilman Sheridan told
him that then the Council cannot simply vacate the land. Mr. McClain asked
if then, quite possibly, it could be thrown out again. Mayor Kirkham said
that this was correct. The letter was worded in such a way that probection
is open to both parties. If anyone objects, they must be heard. Mr. McClain
said that he did not think that this was justice. He asked if his Councilman
had seen the letter. Councilman Liebl said that he had not. Mr. McClain
then gave him a copy of the letter to see.
ORDINANCE #421 - AN ORDINAI�E UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO
VACATE STREETS AND AL.LEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE: (IAts
1-4, Block 1, Spring Brook Park requested by William J. Keefer)
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Ordinance #421 on second reading, waive
the reading and order publication held until acquisition of the necessary
slope easement. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl,
Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan, and Kirkham voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATZON OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE�FOR REZONING REQUEST (ZR
N69-03) TO REZONE FROM R-3, C-2S, AND M-1 TO R-3A: �(S.E. corner of 79th
Way and East River Road requested by N. Craig Johnson)
The City Engineer explained to the Council that the R-3 area has been included
in the Ordinance also, and can be used only for multiples. He said that he
would recommend that the Council acquire an 18' strip af land along the westezly
portion of the groperty along East River Road for an additional lane.
Councilman Hariia reported that he had received a call from someone along 79th
Way who felt that a smail manufacturing plant would not be detrimental. He
said that there seems to be s�ne confusion in the minds of the people on
what is allowed in an M-1 district, and they are thinking in terms of an
electronics plant or something comparable to this. He then read from the Code
800k ior the benefit of the audience just what would be allowed in an M-1
district. He said that he wanted to clarify this point, and that it is pre-
sently zoned for any of these uses, and anv one of them could qo in. Noting
these usea as permissi.ble, and the fact �:(,dt s�e of the area is already zoned
for apartments, he would be in favor of the rezoning.
MOTZON by Councilman�Harris to adopt tfie Ordixtenoe on second reading. Seconded
by Councilman Sheridan.
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Mx�. Charles Ploer, 161 79th Way, said that he had 240 signatures against this
rezoning, and he would like to introduce Mr. Joe Connors to speak for the people,
Councilman Liebl asked if Mr. Coanors was speaking as a fri�nd or lega2 con-
sultant. Mr. Connors said he was speaking as a£riend.
Mx. Joe Connors said that these people are not trouble makers or protesters.
When the first Public Hearing was held, the people did not know the procedute,
and did not offer very much objection. Since then there have been 240 people
signing a petition against this rezoning. He pointed to the Planning Ca�ntissioA
Meeting Minutes of February 27, 1969 which states that there would be 294 units,
and it was the feeling of the Planning Commission that further studies should
be made, and that saae research would be in order on the past history of the
land. In the March 13, 1969 Planning C�ission Minutes, the Chairman ex-
pressed some concern about the increased number of multiple dwellings. He then
read Mr. Thayer's statement from the Minutes concerning the impact of multiple
dwellings on the school district. Mr. Connors said that there were many pqints
to be stressed and that perhaps this is the ti.me to make this study. He said
that the Planning Conanisaion had recommended a course of action, but the
history or studies were not mentioned at the next Planning Commission Meeting.
He presented a graph showing the rise in the number of apartment units. He
questioned what the i.mpact to the ca�rcnunity would be. He pointed out thak there
were other unresolved questions, such as, that it was pointed out at the Plan-
ninq Comnission Meeting that the sanitary sewer is not adequate for the multiple
dwellings. He questioned the history of the zoning on this land, and said that
it was not clear just what had happened on the land, but that it had moved frqm
R-1 in 1959 through different zoninqs until it arrives at this R-3A now under
consideratxon. He said that he did not know the reasons for this, that he had
gotten his information in a second hand manner, and that he felt that the
Planning Con¢nission should have made the study that they had talked of doinq.
There are 2000 pending multiple family units which will all be built on R-3
land. The whole matter of multiple dwellings is changing the complexion of
the City, and the Council must consider the entire camnunity.
Councilman Liebl asked the City Engineer if the inteceptor on 79th Way would
not be adequate to handle the 294 apartment units, as the Planning Commission
Minutes atate. The City Engineer answered that this was true, but no matter
how the land develops, the same would be true. Perhaps, if it were to develop
under the present zoning, and an industry using a lot of water located there,
there would be even more sewer capacity needed than for the proposed multiple
dwellings. Regardless of the zoning, if the land were to be developed,
eventually sane linee vrould have to be connected to the N.S.S.S.D. linee.
� Mr. James Thayer, Chairman of School District #14 School Boazd, said that as he
had questioned the Planning Commission, he would again question the Councll, on
just how the total impact of the increase in multiple dwellings can be aesessed
, within the City of Fridley. They do add to the tax base but do not add
ohildren appreciably to the school district, but he would question what happen&
in 15-20 yeazs if the trend of the econaay continues as it has been. As costs
skyrocket, fewer people will be able to afford to buy h�es, so they will be
' livinq in apsrUnents. This would mean more children in apartnent houeea. He
said that he felt that the problem of multiple dwellings in the City haa not
been explored as it should be. xe questioned what the impact on the achool
, district would be. What should be the ratio of multiple units to single family
dwellin9s, and what kind of balance should you attempt to achieve,
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Councilman Liebl said that he had been the nay vote on the first reading, and
he would like to txy for the last time to sent this back to the Planning
Conmtisaion for e study of the economic factors.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl that the rezoning request #69-03 be tabled and
returned to the Planning Couwission for further hearings, at the completion
6i which, they re-suhnit their recommendations and the reasons for their
recataaeadations. Mayor Kirkham called for a second on the Motion on the floor�
he received none, therefore he declared the Motion DIED for lack of a second.
Councilman Liebl said tkaat before he would be ready to vote on this rezoning
again, he wquld like to ask Councilman Samuelson why the name L.W. Samuelson,
Vice President, appears on the application, and does he or his wife own any
of thia land.
Counci]acwn Samuelson answered that hia name appears on the application, as
the petitioner did not fully understand the question, and he would like to
make the following statement:
"The vote that I made on this proposal may possibly appear as a conflict
of interest to people not fully informed of my involvement, interests,
and reasona. The other Council m�nbers and members of the Planning
Commission have known of my interests but not in detail.
The corporation involved in the land sale to the qroup of 5 investors
ia the S.G. Pearson Co., Inc. The corporation was formed in 1959, by
the late S.G. Pearson to develop Pea=son's Craigway Estates. At the
time of incorporation, Mr. Pearson gave to my children 120 shares of
stock as a gi£t'under the Minnesota Unifozm gifts to minors act. As
per hia wish, i was appointed at that time, custodian for these shares.
I am also an officer of the corporatipn in name only, and have no shares
of ownership.
I am also an executor of the estate of the late S.G. Pearson, alpng with
Mr. James E. Pearson and Midland National Bank. There are 60 shares
held by the estate of which there is a possibility that upon disburse-
ment, my wife may receive 30 shares. TheYe are no direct renumeratj.ons
me by my action aa a Councilman.
The proposal for rezoninq as suhnitted bp the group of 5 investors, has
many qoad attributes. The area in que§tion is preaently zoned in a con-
qlomerate of 3 different categories: apartments, induatrial, and can-
mercial. The possibility under it's present zoning of what could be
developed to what is proposed is a tremendoua impzovement. The Planning
Coamaiasion under their atudp felt the request was reasonable, sertsible,
and in the best interest of the City and reoammended approval. My
action as a Councilman, as with the Planninq Con¢nission, and a majority
of the Council, was done in the best interests of the City.
The rezoninq request ia a lesser or downqradinq cateqory £ran what ia
presently zoned ax�d mora compatible with a reeidential area. If the
request was to increase or step up the rezoning to a higher level, thie
would be an entirely different problem.
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(CounciSman Samuelson's statement continued)
1 If the land were developed under it's present zoning classification, or
the proposed, the land is still an asset that will ultimately be trans-
mitted to the shareholders. The sale of the land under this proposed
1 rezoning is not of the highest land use nor the greatest amount of
return that could be expec.ted. In other vroriis, the proposed rezoninq
ia no great windfall of money to the corporation because of my action.
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My action. therefore, was taken in the best interest of the City.
/a/ L.W. 9amuelson
Jwue 2, 1969"
Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if the circumstances described place
Councilman Samuelson in a position in which his personal interest may cane
into conflict with the duty he owes to the citizens of Fridley.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl that the rezoning request #69-03 be tabled for
reconsideration until after the City Attorney has snimitted his opinion on
the diequalification of Councilman Samuelson in the transaction due to a
private pecuniary interest which tends to conflict with the discharge of his
duty to ttre City of Fridley.
The City Attorney said that if the Council wishea this in writing, he would do
so. Ha aaid that he has already talked to the attorney for S.G. Pearson, Inc.
He said that this would be a very close question, and could not be determ3ned
by him, and that anythinq that he may say would be subjact to a coust of law,
if this ia whese it would end up.
THE MOTION by Councilman Liebl to refer this question to the legal staff, and
table tha Ordinance to the next Reqaiar Council Meeting was seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Iti.rkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
' Mrs. Eugene Pett, 176 Longfellovr St. said that she is a resident of the ares
and she would like to aee homes built in there. Mayor Kirkham told her that
her conments are already a matter of record. The land is not zoned for R-1
and the patitiaaer did not wish to try to rezone to R-1. A mamber of the audlanae
' aeked if 78th Avenue is platted. Mayor xirkham aaid not on thnt side of the
zailroad tracke. Mnyor Kirkham was then asked, what about the speed limit on
8ast River Road, it has already been reduced to 40 MPH. With these additional
' units, will not this compound the problem. Mayor xirkham said that possibly the
speed limit would then be reduced to 30 MPH.
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CounCilman Samuelson then submitted his statement to Mayor Kirkham.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the stat�ent aigned by Councilman
Samuelson dated June 2, 1969. Seoonded by Councilman Shsridan. Upon a voice
vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham daclared the motion carried unanimoualy.
IR7ITION OF FINAL PLAT (P.S. i69-OS) EAST A71NCH SST11TS6 $ECOND ADDITION
A. SCFIIZOER: (Generally located norkh of Osborn� Road and west of
Councilman Liebl sald that he j� saqueeGed {�p� �� �t�e= be tabled nt ths
last Meeting to ailqq taime to contfic�'"E�ie' own�z$ o! �he praperty �}q�th of 79th
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Avenue of the pending Council action. He noCed in the Planninq Co�ission
Minutes there is a rezoning request to rezone part of the land from M-2 to
R-3 and he felt that theae geople shonld be informed. Mr. Schrcer has pxovided
an internal traffic.pattern within the plat, but what about the people north of
79Eh Avenue. He said that he felt that there should be a letter of concurrence
from them.
Councilman Harris said that his underatanding is that the Council would follow
tl� sapte policy as with Commerce Park for traffic control, and that the txaffic
pattern wouid be set up, then the owners of the land wouid follow it. He
pointed out that the P].ats and Subdivisions - Streets and Utilltiea subcwnnittee
recoamenda street confiqurati.ons, so that the City is not obligated to qo back
sometime in the future to clear up traffic difficultiea, such as the case with
the Shell Oil intersection at 61st Avenue and University Avenue.
Councilman Liebl said that he did not like the temporary drainage easement along
the ditch, as sugqested by the City Engineer. He asked when the storm.sewer
would be going in. Councilman Samuelson said that the ditch is there now, and
will have to stay until the storm sewer dces qo in. xe pointed out that the
Eity is trying to get it installad, and that Harris Erection vrould certainly
like to get it installed also. The City Attorney added that he vrould be
meeCing shortly with Spring Lake Park to try to qet the storm sewer problems
resolved. Councilman r.iebl said that he felt that this is an abuse to the
property owners and would like an end to the stalling. Mayor Kirkham pointed
out that getting this plat filed will speed up the develo�ent of the area and
increase pressure to get the storm sewer in.
Councilman Sheridan asked if the east-west line was a permanent easement. The
City Enqineer eaid yes. As soon as the storm sewer goea in, the temporary
easement could be ataandoned. The City Attorney suqqested a quit claim deed
for the temporary easement that would terminate at the completion of the in-
stallation of the storm sewer. This would not be filed, but would be held in
the o£fice.
Councxlman Harris co�nented that he felt that some good thought was given to
the developm�ent of this plat, and aqreed that the land uould not develop until
tlie plat ie filed.
MOTION bg Councilman Harria to approve the plan with the permanent easements aa
shovm. with a temporary drainaqe easement to_be accomplished by a qui� claun
deed. aot filed, but hald in.the City offices and released upon canpletion of
the stornt sewar.
Mr. Richard Hazris, 6200 Riverviaw Terrace said that he would have no objection
to the plat, but would object to the temporary easement as he felt that this
would juat perpetuate the problem, and would force th� to live with it just
that much longer. He felt that this would just be putting the developer
through a lot of extra paper work. He eaid that Spring Lake Park shonld be
�uahed to get the permanent resolvement. So¢nething hae qot to be done about
the ditch, the ditch is a hinderance tro the development of khe plat.
Councilman 8haridan said that he did not think that a deed rrould be neceseary
as long ae the ditch has been a waterway for so lonq. He added that he did
rpt think that the owners of the property would have the right to c3oae off
the ditch until an alternate polution is prwided. He felt that thia would
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The City Engineer said that the reason this temporary easement was requested
was so that the City would not have to trespass on private property for
maintenance of the ditch. The major cost of the storm sewer will be bprne by
Spring Iake Park and the Highway Department. The City cleans the ditch if
it gets clogged up. Counci7.man Sheridan pointed out that the City does not
j�ave an easement now to go onto the land to clean the ditch. Councilman
Samuelson pointed out that most of the flooding occurs at the westeXly end of
the ditch. Mayor Kirkham agreed that the temporary easement is not important
and that the permanent easements are already provided on the plat. It was
agEeed by the Council that the temporary ditch easement would not be necessary
and that part of the Motion is to be deleted.
THE MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the plat East Ranch Eatates Second .-.
Addition requested by Robert A. Sehroer was seconded by Councilman Sh�ridan.
Upon a voice vote, Liebl, Harris, Sheridan and xirkham voting aye, Samuelson
abstsining, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RECESS:
Mayar Kirkham declared a 15 minute recess at 8:55 P.M.
(COUNCII.DIAN SAMUELSON LEFT THE COUNCIL MEETING)
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The City Attorney said that the letter in the Agenda on Paqe 97 is in refez'ence
to this requeated vacation. The City Engineer said that this is between 2nd
Street and Main Street and that the street has already been vacated, and now
the ovmer is requesting that the utility easement be vacated.
The City Attorney said that in this case there is no need for the eaaement and
although it has been Council policy to retain the utility easements in the
past, it wuld not be necessary in this case as all the utilities are already
in. There is a court case coming up soon, and rather than get an adverae
ruling, he would advise that this vacation be granted. He said that she and
her neiqhbor have wrked out an aqreement for a drivevray whereby one would
give an easement to the other. The City Engineer aqreed that his departtnent
has 3ndicated that there is no need for the utility easement.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the Ordinance on first =edding nnd
waive the reading. Seconded�by Councilman Harrss. Upon a roll call vote,
Harris, Sheridan, Kirkham and Liebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to apprwe the Ordinance on first readinq and
rralve tha reading. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote,
ICirkham, Liebl, Harris, and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
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FIRST READING OF.AN
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CounciJ.man Harris said that this item is brought back upon hia �equest,
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MOTION by Councilmari Harris to approve the Ordinance on first reading, waive
the reading and hold up the second reading and publication until N.S.S.S.D. and
HaX=is Erection have solved their aecess difficulties. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a roll ca11 vote, Shetldan, Kirkham, Liebl, and Harris voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
The City Attorney reported that the City of Minneapolis has renewed their
opposition to this vacation.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF MAY 22, 1969:
1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #69-14, STANLEY DAHLBERG: Lot 11, Block 2, Spring
Valley Addition
The City Engineer explained that the Planninq C�rtnission had only approved
the eastrwest split and not the north-south split. The lot is 125' wide. If
the north-south split is to be approved also, the building sites would be
62.5' X 131.78'. The applicants have agreed to give a 25' road �asement
along the south boundary for a future road. Mrs. Stanley Dahlberg and her son,
Curtis Dahlberg are present at the Council Meetinq to request that the north-
south split also be qranted.
Mr. Curtis Dahlberq said that he was present to represent his father, who
works niqhts. The Planning Commission had denied the north-south split
leaving a lot 125' X 156.78' and the Dahlbergs felt that this was a very large
1ot foz an R-1 district, and that other lot splits have been granted in other
areas similar to their request.
Councilman Sheridan asked 1f there were not lots split in this manner to the
east of their lot. Curtis Dahlberg replied Lots 3 and 5 have been split like
this. The City Engineer agreed and said that the south end of Lot 5 had
been split into 62.5' lots. Mayor xirkham agreed with the petitioner that
a 125' X 156.78' lot would be a very large lot for this area. Councilman
Sheridan asked if they would not be coming up with a land-locked parcel. Ms.
Dahlberg said that this is the reason for the dedication of the 25' at the
south end o£ ihe property. This will provide for a road when it becanes
necessasy. It rrill be the beginning oE a developed road pattern.
The City Engineer said that all the lots in this area are deep enough to be
split in this manner. Councilman Aarris asked about the discussion the Council
has had reqardinq zequiring attached garages. Councilman Sheridan said that
under the proposed zoning ordinance. one of the requirements in the City w111
be building permits for houses must also include a garage with a paved drive-
way. On a 12$' lot there would be required an attached garage and the splitt�.ng
will not eliminate this feature. Councilman Harris comnented that to develop
a hana site on this type of lot would require that the houae be situated
the long way on the lot, Mr. Paulaon commented that on this type of lot it
would ba a aimple matter Lo build eplit level homes. Councilman Harris said
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that he wented to maka sure the petitioner understands this prxedure when
there are future requests for building permita.
Councilman Sheridan said tha� he did not concur with the Plannittg Coumiission,
but would concur with the dr�winq on Paqe 99 of the Council Agenda ahowinq
the propoaefl aplit as reques�ed by Stanley Dahlberg with the understandi�g
that there would be a stipul�tion that these 1ots, when a building permit is
granted for them, that the byilding pezmit include a mini.mum of a single
attached qaraqe.
The City Engineer pointad out that there should be nn easement along the east-
west aplit for utility poles and drainage. Mr. Dahlberg asked that the
certificate of survey be waived also until the tune that a building permit ie
applied for.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the Lot Split requeated by Stanley
Dahlberg (L.S. #69-14) for Lot 11, Block 2, 3pring Valley Addition subject
to dedication of a 2S' strip alonq the south boundary for future road, ease-
menx alonq the east-west eplit for utilities and dxainaqe, that building permits
upoa the lote muat include a minimwa of a si.nqle attached garaqe, ard waive
the cartificate of survey until such time as the land develops. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
2. REZONING RF�OEST: ZOA #69-02, GFARGE M. NELSON: N�j of Lots 30 and�31, �
Auditor's Subdivision #129, except the North 125 feet. R-1 to R-3A.
MOTIODT by Councilman Harris to set the Public Hearing for the rezoning request
by Georqe Nelson for N� of Lota 30 & 31, Auditor's Subdiviaion N129, except
the Narth 125', to resone frwa R-1 to R-3A for July 14, 1969. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried,�
I 3. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. M69-16, WILLIAM J. ICAHLE: Part of Lot 1, Block
1, Worrel's Adflition
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on a map where the split would be. It weuld be taking a corner of a lot an8
adding it to the lot to the south and oreat.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to gXant the Lot Split raquest by William
Kahle fos gart of Lot 1, Blxk 1, Worrel's Addition and vraive the certificate
of survey as there are no build3ngs imolved. Seconded by Counciiman L�.ebl.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Msyor Kirkham declared the Motion carried.
4. IQT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. $69-17, JOSEPH L. SCHItOEDL: Lot 4, Block 2,
Moore Lake Highlands Addition
The City Snqineer said that thia lot aplit would aplit 150' into two 75'
lota. They �aould conform to the atandard land requiremente of the City. He
auggest,ed qsantinq the split subject to getting a certificate of sus'vey.
MOTION by Gouncilman Harris to grant the lot split request by Josaph L.Schroedl
� for I.ot 4, 81xk 2, Moore I.alce Highlands subject to getting a certificate o£
auswey. 5econded by CqunciLnan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayox
Kizkham declared the mqtion carried.
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5. HYDE PARK REZONING STUDY:
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The Citp Engineer explained that the Planning Coanmission disapproved eE the
Plan Circle Flow and recommended Plan Alternative Scheme A-1 prepared by
Nason,Wehman, Knight and Chapman, Inc. Mayor Kirkham sai.d that the Council
is still waiting to hear from the Highway Department concerning the alip-
off ramp. He then read the Planning Commisaion Minutes to the members of the
audience.
Councilman Liebl questioned what the Chairman meant by his comment on moving
the accece further south. Did he mean no access off University Avanue? He
said that he was very much impressed by the accuracy and ingenuity of the City
Manager when he presented his plan to the Planning Cooamission, Council and
the audience. He asked if the rest of the Council concurred with the Plan
Circle Flow as presented by the City Manager. Mayor Kirkham said that it was
the concensus of the Council that they were in agreement pith the plan.
Councilman Sheridan said that he understood the coimnent of the Ctrairman to
mean that if the Plan Circle Flow is followed, that the slip o£f =amp should
be moved further south. Councilman Harris agreed that was the way he under-
stood it.
Mr. Eldon Schmedeke said that he was surprised at the stand taken by the Planning
Carmiisaion. They are doing the opposite of what tha people want, and he said
that this was very disturbinq to him. Mayor Kirkham said that each body makes
their own evaluation, and obSiousiy the Planning Coaamission's stand is dif-
ferent from that of the Council's, but each body tries to make their deter-
mination to t2�z best of their ability, and for the good of the community.
Councilman Sheridan asked the Council Secretary to point out to the Planning
Commission Secretary an error on Page 2 of the Planning Commission Minutes,
second paragraph, which states "--peat, 6 to 8 inches deep--" which shoul$
read "-- peat, 6 to 8 feet deep--".
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the Minutes of the Planning Commission
Meeting of May 22, 1969. Seco�ed by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RECEIVING TE� MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MAY 21, 1969:
MdriON by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Board of Appesls
Meeting of May 21, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the_motion carried.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MAY 28, 1969:
Mr: Roqer Peterson was present at the Meeting to qive his reasons why he felt
that his requeat ahould be qranted, even thouqh it was denied by the 8oard
of Appeals. He aaid that because of the steap grade of the lot, it would take
about 1000 yards of fill to bring i� up bo p lqyq,� �Q build upon. The cost oP
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getting this land to the point where to could be built upon would be con-
azderable. From all outside appearances, it would look like a house and the
apartment would be underground. He said that he had a petition he vrould like
to present from tha people living within 200' to 300' stating that they have
no objection to this building:
Councilman Sheridan advised him to keep the petition foX later presentaLion
at the ti.me of the Public Hearing.
The City Engineer said that according to the City Code, after a denial by
the Board of Appeals, the zequeat would have to go to the Planning Cmmnission.
The Planninq Commission acts as an advisory board and will make a recoamiendatiosi
to the Council, then there vrould be a Public Hearing before the Council.
Mr. Peter&on was advised to atop in and see the City Engineer at the office,
to start the proper prxedure for the appeal,
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Soard of Appeals
Meeting of May 28, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOILDZNG STADIDARpS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOPII�SITTEE
MEETING OF MAY 28, 1969:
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CONSIDERATION OF�A RE{x1EST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW STORE FRONT AND STORAGE
The City Engineer said that the request had been approved by the Suildinq
Standards - Design Control Subcommittee with some stipulations. xe questioned
whether the Council would wish to acquire some land hehind the Frostop fqx
fuLure loop backs, as the traffic is increasing in this area.
Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the north two quadXants are not under
the jurisdiction of the City of Fri.dley and there would be no real purpose
in acquirinq land for loop backs unless Sprinq Lake Park were to do so also.
The City Engineer said that the traffic caning from the soutli on the T.H.
#65 East Service Road cannot get onto Osborne Road gofng west. The right
approach would be to have an overall plan. Councilman Sheridan felt that this
should not be part of his current request, and if the City wants more land for
a loop back, they should have to pay for it. This would be a benefit to the
c�unity, and may or may not be a hinderance to the business.
Mr. Sherman Hanson said that he had wanted to close off the access to the south.
He aaked what the purpose waa in requiring sidewalka. The City Engineez eu-
plaine8 that this is being done with all the businesses along Osborne Road, so
that in the future there will be a c�pleted sidewalk to the school. Council-
man $arris said that the Council has been qettinq agreements fraa the buei-
nesaea that they will puk in aidewalks when the City feels that they a;e
necessary, Mr. Hanson said that he would siqn an agre�ent to put them in
sometime in the futnre.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the permit with the stipulations oP the
8uildinq Board, except for the sidewalk. The applicant is tp suhmit a signeci
agreement that he W111 put in the sideyalk when the City deems it necesaary.
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Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Mr. Hanspn asked about his plan to close off one exit. The City Engineer asked
him to come into his office to discuss his plan.
2. CON9IDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO THE EXISTING ROCER
LARSON COMMERCIAL CENTER LOCATED ON LOTS 7& 8, BLOCK 2, COMMERCE PARK,
THE SAME BEING 7500 UNI�IERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REf�UEST
BY ROGER LARSON 6 ASSOCIATES, 1052 OSBORNE ROAD. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA):
The City Engineer said that he wished to point out that there are presently
only 34 parking spaces and they should actually have 55. The addition onto the
building would not leave room for more parking spaces and would compound the
problem. Sn one portion of the building there are 45 employees, in another,
there are 16, and in the third, there are 6 employees. This would total 67,
and they are presently parking in the street as there is not adequate parking.
It is a requirement of the Code that they provide adequate off street parking.
Thete is not room to expand, unless the vacant land to the south were to be
developed into parking spaces.
Councilman Liebl asked if the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee
approved this. The City Engineer pointed out that the Board only acts on the
aesthetics. Mr. Larson said that the electronics firm which has the 4$
employees only has a one year lease and after the year, they will probably be
expanding and moving out.
The City Engineer suggested that the Council approve the request, subjeot to
their obtaining enough parking area to meet the City Code, then they will not
have to coane back before the Council.
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to grant the permit subject to the conditions on the
aesthetics inposed by the Building Standards - Design Control, and subject
to their obtaininq enough land to meet the Code for off street parking.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
'�ND RECREATION�CONIIAISSION MEETING OF
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MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation
Commission Meetinq of May 26, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
FOR COST
CHURCH OF ST,
Councilman Liebl suggested tabling this item until the Meeting of June 9, 1969
as the recovmiendations of St. Wiiliams have not been received yet.
MOTION by Councilman SheXxdan to receive the letter fran the Shell Oil Cpmpany
dated May 16, 1969 and the letter from the Church of St. William dated May 15,
1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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The City Engineer said that his department has made studies and have met with
the Corps of �ngineers many ti.mes. The proposal is to have an informal hearing
with the people in the area. xe said that it is hoped to get sqme funds under
the O.E.P. dz8aster monies for vrork on the temporary dike. The hearing would
be to discuss what possibilities are open. The Council may want to assesa
some of the cost of the work, as it is a benefit to them.
Councilman Liebl said that he had gone up to look, and 79th Way will need more
work done than just black dirt and sod. The City Engineer explained that the
dike is quite high and they are proposing to cut it down and make the slope more
gradual. In this way people could sit in their living rooms and still look
over the dike at the river in most of the areas.
Councilman Liebl said that he had received calls of inquiry and the people
asked him if they would be reimbursed for the use of their land for makinq the
dike. They also wanted to knovr if it would be improved so it will look nicer.
Councilman Harris said that they will not be reimbursed, more likely thep will
be assessed. Councilman Liebl asked if there was any access blocked off. The
City Enqineer said that there were a few on Riverview Terrace. Mayor Kirkham
said that in his opi,nion, the City could not reimburse the property owners for
the use of their land for saving their homes. Councilman Sheridan agzeed, and
comnented that if the water had come up to the estimated level, people would not
be asking questions like this.
The Public Hearing was set for June 9, 1969.
RECEIVING INFORMATION FROM ADMINISTRATION ON REC CHARGES:
Councilman Harria said that he had asked that this item be placed on the Aqenda.
The City o£ Fridley is involved in a law suit which will be heard June 9, 1969.
At the last Meeting the Council asked the City Attorney and the Finance Director
to develop so�e information on what policy to follow concerning REC charges and
what �hoald be done with the money now held in escrow.
The City Attorney said that he had talked to the Finance Director and hae been
I told that there ia $136,000 in escrow and that the City has been billed for
$217,000 by N.S.S.S.D. Most of that was billing the City received before the
law snit. The District Court found that the City did not owe N.S.S.S.D. anythiity,
' Within the last week this decision has been appealed to the Minnesota Sup=eme
Court. As a practical matter, it will be a year to 18 months before �he Supreme
Court hands down a ruling, assumiaq that N.S.S.S.D. goes ahead with their appeal.
The law auit to be heard June 4th is a civil law suit wherein a gzoup o£ people
� are charginq discrimination against them. The objection that is being raised
ia that the Councii adopted a policy whereby a£ter a certain date. all �ersOna
wou18 be required to pay a charge for hook-up to the san3tary sewer. The City
� Attorney pointed out that with the passage of the new bill by the Metropolitan
Cpuncil, it will aboliah the N.S.S.S.D. before January 1, 1971. With the
passaqe of the bill, the City might find that they will need the money in the
, future, eapecially if the Supreme Court reverses the Diatrict ruling. The
pas9rJ�ge oE this bill brinqa about a policy question for the Council on how to
finance charges made by the Metzopolitan Sewer Board. Thete is also the
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pxoblem of, if the money is to be xefunded for the connection charges, and the
peraon who owns the house now is different than the person who made payment,
whv is to teceive the money. He suggested that both names appear on the
check.
Councilman i.iebl asked if nothing was collected before 1967. The Citp Attorney
said not in this category. Councilman Harzis questioned whether the City
will be able to pay ofE the charges by the Metropolitan 5ewer Board, The same
people cannot be made to pay twice. He sugqested that an assessment ro�l taay
have to be �un. Councilman Sheridan said that he did not feel that 'chiS m�ney
held in esFXOw could be released until the Supreme Court hands down their
decision. He also pointed out that if a person has been paying use oharges
for 15 years or so, he would have some equity built up, and it may work out
equally.
The Fi7rance Director advised qoing slow, and not refunding any moneY until the
Supreme Court decision is received. He pointed out that there will be a need
to raise money anyway, whether to pay N.S.S.S.D, or the Metropolitan Sewer
Hoard. Cauncilman Harris said.that it would seem that an assessment roll
would have Co be run ae some people would have paid the connection charge glus
the regular use charqea. The City Attorney agreed that the problem within the
Ciky af Fridley is much more camplicated than within other camnnunities where
everyona ha.s been reguired to pay a charge. The City Attorney said that he
Yrould like dixectipn on whether or not to go ahead with the civil casa to be
heard the 4th. He advised going ahead with it as a test case. It was aqreed
by the Counoil to proceed with the lawsuit, and view it as a test case.
Councilman Harris pointed out that the Council had been provided with a
suimnary of the bill (Minnestoa Laws 1969, Chapter 449 - Senate File #237).
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the summary of the bill establishinq the
Mekropolitan Sewer Board. The motion was secondad and upon a voice vote, there
being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
REQUEST FOR SZ6N PERMIT HY GORDON G.. SWENSON: (990 Osbocne Road)
Councilman Has'ris asked where this sign will be goinq. The City Engineer
replied that it will be placed on the Dairy Store and that it meets all the
reyuirements.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the sign permit request by Gozdon Swenson.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. qpoA a voice vote, there being no nays. Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RE�UEST FOR SIGN PERMIT BY DR. DUDLEY PET CLINIC IN COI�SEPCE PARK: (7429
Univereity Avenue)
The City Engineer said that the sign meets all the requirements, so it could
be approved.
MOTTON by Councilman Harris to appYOVe the sign permit request by Dr. Au81ep
for the Pet Chinic in Coamierce Park• Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Uppn a
Voice vote, all.voting aye, Mayor icirkham declared the motion carried.
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REQU$ST FOR SIGN PERI9IT IN SKYWOOD MALL: (5267 Central Avenue N.E.)
The City Engineer said that the sign meets the requirements, but there is some
cleaninq up of tha property needed. He said that the parking lot needs
cleaninq up and the weeds mowed.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the siqn permit for a Sound of Masic
siqn for 5kywood Mall on the condition that the owner clean up the parking
lot and mow the grass and weeds. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CONSIDERATION OF APpROVING THE �PUBLISHING OF "FACTS FROM FRIDLEY" BOOKLET:
Mayor Kirkham said that this was a very will written booklet and should be
publisMed and would then be available upon request.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve publication of the"Facts from Fridley"
booklet. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION ik86-1969 - RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS. SPECIFICATIONS.
OF THE COSTS THEREOF:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #86-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared the
mo�ion carried.
k87-1969 - RESOLUTION
OFFICZALS UNDER THE PId
PHE INCLUSION OF ELECTED OR
:� WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION LAW:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #87-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
(COUNCILMAN HARRIS LEFT THE COUNCIL MEETING AT 10:45 P.M.)
APPOINTMENT: BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCONASITTEE VACANC`�:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to table this appointment until the next
Regulaz Council Meeting when a full Council will be present. Seconded by
CounciLnan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
- TO VACATE STREET IN RIVi
THE STREETS
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive Petition #15-1969, Seconded by Counciluwn
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mption
carried.
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AND GUTTER -
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1969 PAGE 16
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive Petition #16-1969. Secande3 �y Counail-
man Sheriddn. Upon a epi^e vote, 2here being na nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
SION OF LOT 34, REVISED At7DITOR'S
THREE LOTS:
MOTION bp Councilman Liebl to receive Petition #�7-19690 Seconded by Cauncil-
man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ma}ror Karisham deel�xed tihe
motion carried.
1969 - PETITION (
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive Petition #18-1969� Seconded b3�
Councilman Liebl.
Mrs. C.H. Jochwn, 841 West Moore Lake Drive, said that it was no� xe��l� �s
petition, and that if a petition were circulated, sh� a�a� sair� t?��� ek�a ��s��.s�
qet mqre signers. She asked when the Public Hearing would beo ?�a�o� Kzr�c�-;a
�aici •�:��� 2{: teould be as soon as the YMCA has something of a coaacse�e: r�'w^a��
to present. Mr�e 3a�flaum asked what the letter of intent me�n�, �ay�� icbxkfie�s�
answered that it only means that the Council is willing to listen to their
presentation.
(COUNCII�9AN I4IRRIS REJOINED THE CWNCIL MEETING AT 11:00 P.M. )
A member of the audience asked if there was not another piece o£ propesty
available. Mayor Kirkham said that this was the YMCA's choice and if it zs not
aatis�aa�cgy, .��ao�aaer aite will have to be found. A member o£ the aeadience
said that thas is a choice piece of propesfy owned bgr the Cityr � questioned
if five people could qive it away. Mayor Kirkham said that four Council Membere
have this right. The people from the area agreed that they believed ia the
"Y", but they did not like this site. The City Attorney said that the "Y"
had been lookinq £os lands that could be donated, so it would eithes :aa�e to
be public lands oX a group of private individuals who would qroup toqethez
to donate land. Councilma� Harris said that part of their proposal is to
fix up the beach. Thus far it is only a proposal and nothing concrete has been
done. He pointed out that other caiartunitias would like to qet this facility
inta their Cities, and the "Y" viewe8 the lake as one of the facilities that
they vrould like to develop.
Mra. Jochum eaid that it was bound to create more traffic problema ia the
reaidential areas, and the traffic is already bad in this area. Mayor Kirkham
told her that these are points that should be brought up at the Public Hearing,
and weiqhed aqainst the advantages of the facilities the City would receiye.
Mr�. Jocinm� sald that their children use this land for recreational purposes
na►� and they oan use it free.
Mr, Carl Paulson came forward to the Council table and presented a copy oP
materlal cox�cerning the XMCA and askad that the Council Members all receive
a aopy. 1► aiember of the sudience said that this vpuld seem like a duplication
of facilities, as there are already many of these faciiities pravided by
Che Hiqh School across the street. Councilman Harria pointed out that this
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is just for District #14, but the "Y" would serve all the north metropolitan
areas. Mayor Kirkham said that everything that is said now is just speculation,
and that everyone will be notified o€ the Public Hearing, and that would be the
time to present their points of confliet.
THE VOTE upon the motion to receive Petition #18-1969, being a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
- PETITION REQUESTING CLEAN UP OF
63RD AVENUE
AND
MOTION by Councilman �,iebl to receive Petition #19-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Shetidan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
CLAIMS•
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve payment of General Claims #18135
throuqh #18258 and Liquor Claims #3381 through #3398. Seconded by Counoilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
ESTIMATES•
Robert L. Miller Construction
1390 lOth Avenue
Newport, Minnesota
Esti.mate #1 (PARTIAL) for work completed this date for
construction of Water Improvement Project #92
according to contract.
$17,615.48
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the estimate. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
LICENSES:
ON SALE - TAVERN - PUBLIC DAINKING PLACE
Chineae Village Inc.
6319 Highway N65
Frid�.ey, Minnesota
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BY
Harlow Johnaon
Lois Johnaon
APPROVED BY
NOT APPP0�7ED
See letter from Egil E.
Twedt dated Apti1 1� 1969
in Agenda of June 2� 1968�
Page 78. Also Memo $ated
May 15, 1969 from Poiica
Chief & Police InVestigdtoX
in agenda of June 2, 1969�
Paqes 7g & 80.
I The City Attorney said that in his opinion, a poor driving record should not
be qrounda for disapproving a beer license, although it would be for somethinc�
such as a taxi license. The same would hold true with kheir recozd vf nok
� payinq their bills. There is a cximinal and civil action aqainst them, but
this wQUld sti11 not have anything to ¢o with whether or not to qrank tha
zaquested license.
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"` Councilman Shesidan said that he felt that the license ahould be disapproved
not on these grounds but because Chinese Village has one portion having a
lun�h counter with stpols, and a bac$ dining roan. Tki,e question arises qn how
to keep it saqregated.
MOTION by Counoilman Sheridan to DENY the request for On Sale, Tavern and
Public Drinking Place Licenses fox the Chinese Village Inc., 6319 Highway M65,
Fridley. Seconded bp Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared Che motion carried.
SOLICITORS
The Wdy
1913 Plymouth Avenue N.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mt. Vernon Church
4th & Newton Avenue North
Minneapolis, Minaesota
8oys of the Citp
48-27th AVenua S.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Bruce Davis See pertinent backgrowad
in Agenda of June 2,
1969, Paqes 81 throuqh
90.
Mrs. Amie Ford
Robert M. Cook
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The Fi,nnamce Director said that there is a question on these licenses, whether
each peddler should pay the $10 license fee or whether it should be S10 p�r
business. Councilman Sheridan said in his opinion it should be each peddler.
The City Attorney asked what is being done with the Boy Scouts, Girl ScoutB,
Little League etc. Are we charging these orqanizations7 If not, how dpes 9ne
difPerentiate? Councilman Sheridan said that the Boy Scouts, Gir1 Scouts and
the Little Leaque are our own lxal children and are residents of the City,
a� a7ce charged no fee, but when an outsider comes intp the Cit}� to soliciC�
the City should know who they are. The City Attorney suggested that per�ape
the OrBinance should be chanqed to indicate that members of national organi-
zations that are residents of Fridley are exempted from the fee. This would
dlfferentiate between our own local children and outsiders cominq into the
City to solicit.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve the Solicitors License reguested,
with each peddler to pay the required fee. Seconded by Cwncilman Liebl, Upoa
a Voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
MOTIQN by CounciLnan Sheridan to approve the �ollowinq licenaes:
OFF SAI.£ BY APPROVED 8Y
Rapid Shop Corp.
6530 East River Road
Fridley Mianeaota
Irving Goldberq
Chief of Polics
Q�yipk Stqp R1Chard F. HOUle Ch18f pf Pp11Ce
6319 iil4hv�+AY #65
Ftidlay, Minnesota
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(Licenses continued)
GROCERY
Dick's Kwik Shop
6319 Highway #65
Fridley, Minnesota
VENf1ZNG
Griswold Coffee Co.
Railroad Accessories Corp.
4650'Main Street N�.E.
Fridley, MinneSOt3
Summit Gear
5960 Main Street N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
CIGARETTE
Don's Gulf
530p Central Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
Dick's Kwik Shop
6319 Highway #65
Fridley, Minnesota
EXCAVATING
8 & M Plumbing RENET�L
541 Lafayette Street
Fridley, Minnesota
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
House Clinic Store, RENETRAL
Incorporated
3918 West 49� Stzeet
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sheldon Mortenson NEW
5267 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
StL�and Gonstruction RENEf�L
9001 Hloomington Freeway
8loamington, Minnesota
GerAld Glenn Corp. RENE4�1L
1202 Hathaw�p Lane
Fridley, Minnesota
BY
Richard Hou1e
R.T. Steiner
R.T. Steiner
Donald Michaels
Richard Houle
Lloyd Moen
xolf Kirkengaard
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APPROVED BY
dicui.iii li,.ip�c��$
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Plumbing Inspector
Building InspectoX
Sheldon Mostenson Builciing Inspector
S. Rowland
A.C. Gnerre
Building Inspectoz
Building Inspector
REGDLAR COUNCIL MEETING OF .7UNE 2, 1969
(Licenses continued)
HEATING
Ka1's Plbg. & Htg, NEW
7101 West Pa].mer Ldke pr.
Minneapolla, Minnesota
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Edwaxd Kalezewski
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APPROVEQ SY
Heating inspector
THE MOTION to apprave the �oregoing licenses was seconded by Councilman Liebl,
ppon d voice voter all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carsied.
COIMIUNICATIONS :
A. MRS. DORIS E
SCHOOL
FFIC CONTROL SIGNA
MOTTON by Councilman Liebl to receive the cammunication from Mrs. Aprie �.
Kn,utson dated May 15, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion carried.
The City Engineer showed the plan which was approved by the Cuuncil about a
yeax' ago which utilizes an extension of Riverview Terrace south and a xoad
alonq the aCailzoad tracks as bus rautes for the control of traFfic, Thus Pax,
these has been no action taken by the county on putting in a signal. Gouz�ci7.^
tnan Sheridan asked what if the County should pass a resolution a].lowing no
curb auts on East River Road. Councilman Harris said he did not think thdG
khay cou].d do this. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that Riverw4ocl Schoa�.
put �he9.r cuCb cuts where they wanted them. The City Engineer sa�d that the
COtutty could �ot deny access. The City Attorney agreed that they could not
deny decesr, but they could control the location of the cuts.
The City Engi.neer pointed out that there would be some zight of way needed fqr
the extension of Riverview Terrace. Mr. Richard Harris asked if he Was talkltag
abou� a walk-way oX a road. Tha City Engineer answered a Xoad. Mr. Kas'riS
ir�dicated thaC this was some valuable land the City is talking about aaquiXlnq.
Councilman Liebl said that the Council is aware of the cost. klr. Harria
wonderad juat how far this plan has gone. Mayor Kirkham informed him that
khe cOncept wd6 approved about a year ago. There will still have to be all
the legal proceedings to go through for the acquisition of the land.
B, [7.5. $ENATOR MpNDALES REGARDING REPORT FROf�I CNIL DEFEf1SE OFFIC�
AND
pEPT OF Tf� ARMY, OFFICE OF CIVIL DEPENSE: LETTER TO SENATOR MONDAT,E
MOTIQN bp Councilman Harris to receive the communicakion £XOm 5enatox Mondale
dAted May 15, 1969, and the co�nunication from the De�artment of the Army to
the Honorable Walter F. Mondale xeceiv� by their office May 7, 1969. Seoonded
by Councllman Liebl, Upon a voice vote, all voking dye, Mayor Kirkham
declarsd bhe motian caxxied,
C. CORPS OF ENGINEERS: CERTIFiCATE IN APPRECIATION OF COOPERATION
Mayor 2C4rkham read the Certifi,oate of Appreciation the City receiVed fxan the
tJ.$. CorgS of Axmy Enqineers for Frldley's cooperation irt "Operation Forssi�qtak°.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from the St. Paul
District. Corps of Engfneers dated May 5, 1969 and the Certificate of Appxe-
Ciation. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
A. HARNA & GUZY: VACATION OF UTILITY EASEMENT (Lots 7& 9, Block 1,
City view)
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the camnunicataon from the Law Offices
oP Barna & Guzy dated May 27, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
Voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
E. STANLEY DAHLBERG: REQUEST APPROVAL OF LOT SPLIT (LS $69-141
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from Stanley Dahlberg
dated May 24, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
F.
1101 L
FOR APPROVAL OF A
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Mayor Kirkham explained that Mr. Hurajt vrould like permission to use a pPrtable
sign in his driveway for about two days sometime between June 17 and June
25th for a"Welcome Hqme" for his son returning £rom Vietnam. He has contaCted
Naeqele Outdoor Advertising Company and they have donated the unit for two
daps.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from Mr. John AqTajt,
1101 Lynde Drive dated May 26, 1969 and grant the requested pexmission.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham $eclared the motion carried.
FENCE COkPLAINT: ON PROPERTY OWNED BY CARL ZUK, 281 RICE CREEK TERRACE
A complairit was received from the owner of the land to the wegt along the
service drive of University Avenue that the fence Mr. Zuk erected shuts off
his land from the rest of the surroundings. Tha fance is 7' high and runs
around Mr. Zuk's property and is 10' back fran the curb. The property ia oa
d 93iqht curve and it was questioned whether there was a violation and 1f the
fence wquld block the viaion when driving. The City Attorney was asked �o
ohack thls out to see if the fence violates the Code.
ADJWRNMENT;
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adapurn the Meeting. �he motion wa& aeconded by
Councilman Fiarris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declaiad
the Regulax Council Meeting of June 2, 1969 adjourned at 11:34 P.M.
Respeot£ully eubmitted,
ue`��� �%��-�
Secretary eo the City Council
Jack 0, Kirkham
Mayor
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THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC KEARING AND WpRKSHOP MEETING OF JUNE 9, 1969
Mayor Kirkham called the Special Public Hearing and Workshop Meeting of
June 9, 1969 to order at 7:36 P.ri.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT:. Liebl, Samuelson, Kirkham
MEMBERS ABSENT: Harris, Sheridan
ADOPTION�OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham asked that the Solicitors licenses requested by the college men
for painting the curbs with house nwnbers be moved �o the first item, as the
men are to appear before the Colwnbia Heights City Council at 8:30 P.M.
, MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the Agenda with the change sugqested
by Mayor Kirkham. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
vbting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
, LICENSES: BY RFxOMMENDED EOR APPROVAL BY
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Service
2241 Merrill
St. Paul, Minnesota
Jim Tredway
John Brandt
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
The City Manager explained that the two college men are proposing to qo from
door to door and ask permission to paint the house address on the curbing.
There is no set fee. Each of them is applyinq for a peddlers license, and
would pay their $10 license fee.
Mayor xirkham commented that this would be really quite a service. Some of
Columbia Heights and Fridley have already had this done. He said that he
would like to see this done all over the City.
Mr. Jim Tredway explained that�their plan is to paint the nwnbers on all
curbings for a uniform appearance, then go back and solicit, and people
could pay them any amount they would like. He said that the reason they are
appearing before the Council is that the curbing is considered public pro-
perty and would need Council approval. They felt that it would be more
feasible to go through and paint all the curbs, as some of the people would
not be able to be reached. This would be an advantage to the whole neighbor-
hood, and would provide assistance to all types of emerqency vehicles.
Councilman Samnelson asked how many can be done in one day approximately.
Mr: Tredway said that in New Brighton they painted 200, but that is about the
upper limits of what they can paint in one day. The numbers are sprayed on
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with the use of a stencil with black paint upon the flat white paint used on
the curbs. Councilman Samuelson asked how long this will last. Mr. Tredway
said that in Iowa aad the southern part of the United States it will last
about three years or more, but they were not sure how lonq it would last in
the more severe cli.mate o£ Minnesota. Councilman Samuelson asked what about
the asphalt curbs. Mr. Tredway said that the other people who have painted
the curbing, had not mentioned any difference in how long the paint lasts.
xe said that the numbers are 3" high, ara not fluorescent, but do reflect light
very wall. This may possibly save a life if an ambulance needs to find a home
quickly.
Counciltnan Samuelson asked about insurance. He said that he was thinking of
accidently gettinq paint on a home owners car. Mr. Tredway said that in New
Briqhton they paintad on a windy day, but the spray paint does not carry very
far. It mists in about 8" and it does not even get on the qrass. He said
that they do carry industxial psint remover that works very well in case of
an accident. He said that they have had very few objectors in the past.
Either the people were fnditferent to the project, or were definitely in favor
of it and they will remove the address from any curb if the hane owner does
not pant the address there.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to grant the requested solicitors licenses.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
(NOTEr Remainder of licenses considered at the end of the Meeting)
HEAR2NG -0N
located at 64+� Way
BY LONDA '
The City Engineer showed the proposad plat on the screen. Councilman Samuelson
asked if the utilities would be in the driveway easement to serve Lots 2 and 3.
The City Engineer said yes. He said that he would question whether thia
driveway should be a private driveway or a public roadway. The problem would
be snow plowing. As the plat is proposed, there is no turn-around and snow
plows vrould have to back out onto Riverview Terrace.
Londa Englund, the applicant, said that the Planning Cownission had recommended
that this be a private driveway, which would include the utility easements.
The Engineering Assistant looked up the regulations in the Code Book at the
Meeting, and everything segaed to be in order.
The City Attorney asked if Lots 3 and 4 had houses on them now. Mrs. Englund
said khere were none. The City Attorney asked her if she had checked to
see if she could get a mortgaqe on future h�nes to be built there. Mrs. Englund
replied no. The City Attorney said that some mortgage companies object to
placing a mortgage on property which does not have public access. ile said
that in his opinion it would be better to have a public street to serve the
lots since it is assumed that the property is being platted so that the lots
can be developed into building s:.':es. This could constitute a problem for the
developer, along with the problem of the snow removal. The City Engineer
agreed that it would be better to run the street through with a cul-de-sac
at the end for turn-around. This would be a public street and the City would
then maintain it.
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Mrs. Englund said that it was felt that if the land for a cul-de-sac was
taken, it�w�ould cut up the lots too badly. The City Attorney asked if she
proposed to have the snow removed. She replied that she supposed that she
would have to. The City Engineer then showed the original plat as proposed
in 1963 and co�ented that that plat did meet the land requirements. The
City Attorney said that if the plat was approved with a private access there
would have to be a waiver qranted. The City Enqineer said that theae factors
must be considered by the Council and are the reasons for being included in
the Code. The City Attorney pointed out that the City has some responsibility
for fire protection, and questioned what would happen if there was a house �ire
and the fire trucks were unable to come into the area because the snow had not
been reaaved. The City Engineer coamented that it Nould cost more to put the
public road with the cul-de-sac through, than the private driveway. There is
land available for a cul-de-sac at the end of the plat. CounciLnan Samuelson
said that if the plat was approved with a private drive, then it was found
that it did not work out, the City would have to go back and acquire the
public access and put in the cul-de-sac. He asked what the requirement was fox
a cul-de-sac. The City Engineer said that it �vas 80' minimum paved area.
Councilman Liebl said that it was a matter of abiding by the City's Code, and
that the City did have a responsibility to provide fire protection.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the final plat P.S.
, #69-06, Veit's Addition as requested by Londa Englund. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
Public Hearing closed at 5:00 P.M.
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Addition, with the plat to provide for a total of a 40' dedication for a
public roadway through the plat, and a 90' dedication for a cul-de-sac, 80'
of which would be the improved surface, the remaining 10' would be boulevard,
5' on each side, with the cul-de-sac to be located at the west end of the plat.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
PfTBLIC HEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENT �RQ7ECT ST. 1969-3, ADDENDUM #1:
5treets in Adams Street Addition
57th
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to 58
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FOR THE
' MOTION by Counci}man Liebl to receive Petition #20-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Saznuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
, Mr. Robert W. Erickson, 565 57th Avenue N.E, asked who had requestad this
improvement. The City Engineer said that the people l�iving on the west side
of Jefferaon Street had requested this improvement. Mr. Erickson asked if
, the imprwement would also include the imorovement of the alley just one row
of lota north of 57th Avenue. The City Erzcineer said that it did. He then
showed the map on the screen arbd pointed out that the road along the south of
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Adams Street Addition ehould not be called an alle�, it is a dedicsted street
and has been platted as such. Mr. Erickson had a copy of the official
publication, and asked if that constitutes a�egal document. The City Engineer
said that it did. Mr. firickeon asked then if the City was not settinq a
precedent by iinproving an alley. The City Engineer explained that the proposal
is to improve aIl the stx'eets in Adams Street Addition. The proposal ia that
there will be a 36' paved street on Washington Street, Jefferson and the atreet
on the south side of the plat are proposed fot 29' pavement. These streets
will seroe all the lots in Adame Street Addition. There are hanes beinq built
and they must be served with utilitiea. There ara coat estunates provided
to the Council with and without curbing. He again pointed out that to call it
an alley is a misnamer, as it ie a dedicated roadway. He added that alleys
are uaually 12' wide.Mr. Erickson said that when Donnay w+as building hanes in
Donnay's Lakeview Manor Additian, it was referred to as an alley. He added
that all the garaqes in Donnay's Lakeview Manor on Madison,St�eet and 57th
Avenue are all facing those streets. xe said that he did not eee hov the City
could re-label an alley and call it a street, then uaprove it and levy an
aasesmmient. Mayor Kirkham asked Mr. Erickson if he waa saying that the City has
chanqed s�ethinq. Mr. Erickson replied that at some time it has been changed
because aa he pointed out, they were called alleye by Mr, nonnay. He eaid that
he was not aqainst the i.mprovement, if the Adama Street Addition needs it, but
he ti+ould be against the aseeasment as none of the people in Donnays Lakeview
Manor will derive any benefit.
Mr. Erickson then came forward and presented a petition, after readinq it aloud
for the benefit of the audience.
1969� - IN OPPOSITiON TO
MENT OF JEFFERSON STREET AND THE STREET ALANG THE SOUTH SIDE OF ADAMS
STREET ADDITION AND REQUESTII� A COMMITT$E OF FIVE REPRESENTATIVES�TO
STUDY�AND���MAKE A RECOMMENDATION: �
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to Yeceive �etition #21-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
Mr. Erickson said that he would like to have his suqgesCion of a camnittee of
five considered and that he felt that this would be a just solution. He felt
that they shwld have a say on the proposed asseasments to be levied aqainat
the property owners.
Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if the City did not have an obligation
to put in the streets for accees. The City Attorney said that the City dces
have an obligation to put in streets as called for in the plat. He pointed
out that Mr. Erickson is not objecting to the improvements, just to the
assessments. He pointed but that these are double frontage lots, and that they
always create problems of this nature.
Mr. Erickmon poiated out that as all tha homes f-or:` on Madison Street and 57th
Avenue, theae propoaed streets would still be like alleys to the haae ownere
in this area.
The City Enqineer said that the double frontage lots are the reason that his
department caapiled figures on the standard City requirements with curb and
gutter, and also figures without the curb and gutter to try to keep the
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assessments down. The City Attorney added that the cost of improvement of the
street along the south side of the plat is.$11,960 with curb, and SB,710
without curb. On the north side for a street with curbinq and assesaing 3/4
of the total cost to tk1e north eide, the price is estimated at $7.36 per foot
and without curbing it is 55.36 per foot. For the people south of the street
the aeaessmenC would be 1/4 of the total cost which would be 54.74 per foot
with curbing and $3.46 per foot without curbing.
' Mr. Erickson said that this would figure out to be about $355 per property
owner. Counci]man Samuelson again pointed out that access must be provided to
the people to the north of him. Mr. Erickson agreed with this, but said that
this is not needed by the people on 57th Avenue and there would be no benefit.
, The audience, largely from Donnays Lakeview Manor Addition, indicated they
were in aqreement.
Mr. C.H. Benjamin, 5708 Jefferson 3treet N.E. said that he has lived in this
area for many years and is somewhat familiar with the history. adams Street
Addition was platted before Donnays Lakeview Manor Additioa. There were 12'
alleys, and 60' streets. S91aen Mr. Donnay came in to plat 12 or 13 years aqo,
� took 30 feet from Jefferson &treet azKi added it to his plat for these
peoples' back yards. This is why this street was never built. Mr. Donnay
is the one who should have put in Jefferson Street, also the street along the
south of the plat which was at one tune called Lakeland Avenue, which ahould
�ve been 60' and extended straight through. That was Mr. Donnay's and the
Cou�il's responsibility, and he complained of it at the time. He said that
he realized that this is a different Council, and cannot be held responsible
for past mistakes. xe pointed out that he is paying for some special assess-
ments althouqh he has no improvements. He explained in order to get to his
property, he has to trespass on someone elses property. He said that he
checked with an insurance company and he was told that the City would be
liable for any fire that may xcur, if they cannot qet in. Mr. Benjamin said
that he is the only on0 living on Jefferson Street, but the ownars of the
other lots on Jefferson have asked him to try to qet this street through.
These lots cannot be built up if there is no access. He pointed out that he
has had to provide his own water and sewer services. The City came in and
took out some fill at the north end of the street and now it is a catch-all
for all kinds of junk. He said that he had some colored pictures he had
taken of all the debris at hane if any of the Council Members would like to
see them. He said that after paying taxes in the City of Fridley for 20
years, he feels entitled to access. He said that it was not his fault if
Mr.Donnay did not dedicate his share of the 30' to make up the necessary 60'
for a road. He could understand why the people in Donnays Lakeview Manor
do not want the assesffinent, but that should have been taken care of when the
plat wae filed. He said that it is shocking to see the things that people
dump in the roadway, and that he and Mr. Gunderson have cleaned it up many
times.
Mr. E.A. Marciniak, 601 58th Avenue N.E. said that he cannot deny that the
street is needed, hia only objection would be to the assessments that would be
levied against him, as he would receive no banefit.
Mr. George Gunderson, 4551 2h Street N.E. said that he is the owner of Lots
6 and 7, Block 1, and he would like the street to go in.
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Mr. Benjamin said that he had taken pictures of people from Donnays Lakeview
Manor puahing wheelborrows full of junk and dumping it in the empty lots. It
has taken hiun three days to clean up the lots.
Mr. Joaeph S. Zych, 525 57th Avenue said that he could not see putting curbs
in the back yard, when there are not any in the front. Mayor Kirkham pointed
out that this is one of the reasons the City Engineer presented two sets of
figures, one with curbinq to meet the City standards, and one without the
curhing.
Mr. Erickson again asked Mayor Kirkham about the poasibility of the co�ittee
his petition suqgested. Mayor Kirkham told him that this Buggestion would be
weighed, however, they wrould have no power and would only be an advisory board.
Mr. Erickson aaid that they would have as much power as the Council would choose
to qive them. Mayor Kirkham said that this was not true, that they would have
no power and would only act in an adviaing capacity.
Councilman Samuelson asked if anyone in Donnays Lakeview Manor was guilty of
dumpinq the trash on the empty lots behind them. Many of the audience replied
no, in fact, they have helped to pick up the junk also. Councilman Samuelson
said that the Council is trying to keep the City clean and need the peoples'
help.
Councilman Liebl pointad out that there is enough dedicated right of way on
Washington Street for a fully iunproved street. It has been the Council policy
to put in streets only after all the utilities have been installed. He
agread that it v+ould ba fooliah to put in curbing on Jefferson Street, however,
P' the people do need access and have the right to a straet. The Council will
have to work out an effective compranise.
Mr. Jerome Olaon, 5740 Msdison Street N.E. asked if houses built on the 30'
street and facing the back yards of the houses on Madison Street arui 57th
Avenue could be sold. He suggested a dead end street, or else cars will be
going by both in back of and in front of their houses. Mayor Kirkham pointed
out that there are other 75' double frontage lots in the City, and they do sell.
Councilman Liebl pointed out that the people owninq these lots have as much
right to try to develop thean as anyone else. 2'he City cannot condemn that part
of Donnays Lakeview Manor Addition, so the street, of neceasity, must be 30'.
M�TION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the improvement
of streets in Adams Street Addition, being Washington Street from 57th Avenue
to 58th Avenue, Jefferson Street fro¢a 57th Avenue to SBth Avenue and the
street on aouth side of plat from 7th Street to Jefferson Street, under Street
Improvement Project St. 1969-3, Addendum #l.- Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote. all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared this portion of the
Public Hearing closed at 8:55 P.M.
(t9►YOR KIRKHAM LEFT THE COUNCIL MEETZNG AT 8:55 P.M.)
Stinaon eoulevard: 1,000 feet south of Gardena avenue to Rice Creek Road
The City Enqineer reported that the improvement south of Gardena Avenue has been
petitioned for. Both Anoka County and Ramsey County have been asked in 1964
to take wer Stinson Boulevard as a county road but they have not agteed to this.
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Brighton on their side. There are figurea provided both with curbinq and
without. There is no water line south of Gardena Avenue. He said that he
had talked with New Brighton and they also have had petitions for the improve-
' ment of Stinaon Boulevard, and whether or not curbing w311 be added to the.
project will depend on what New Brighton will do. Both eides of the straet
should be unifoan.
Dr. Harold P. Cohen, 5890 Stinson eoulevard, asked what about storm sewera.
The City Engineer replied that the water vill have to draia into ilev Brighton.
There is no atoxm sewer at this time.
Mr. Harvey Wagar, 5940 Stinson Boulevard, said that this ia not incidental
drainaqe. it ie a problem. H� said that he gets drainage from a 15 acre
hill. He questioned what will happen if New Brighton develops, and rou2d
he not qet even more drainaqe. Ttie City Engineer replied that hefore New
8riqhton davelops, storm sewexs would have to be put in, t�7r. Wagar asked the
City Enqineer what he meant by his caa�ent that he.has talked to Naw Brighton.
He said that he has talked to hia nQighbors, and they know nothing about it.
The City Engineer explained that there have been no Public Hearings as yet,
so the people would not know.
Dr. Cohen said that he was in fawr of the imprwement, but queationed the
eftect the draiaaqe watar will have on the iaprrnred street, It seemed to
him that in a few years the water vrill un� the street improvement, and there
will be many unhappy home owners. He queationed vhether there should not be a
more permanent aolution a�ul put the drainag� ur3�tqround and drain into New
Brighton and become part of their system. Fi� a�so queationed how payment ia
made for the water line; New Brighton already has a water line run and would
not the people be aaked to pay more for the water line. Councilman Liebl said
that is correct.
Mayor Samuelson Pro tem asked if there was anyone else wishing to speak.
Mr. Waqar aaked what the estimated cost per front foot vrould be. �e Finance
Director said.that it is eatimated at $10.29 per front fc�ot with curbing, and
57.67 per front foot without curbing. The water line vill be $7.38 per foot and
each service will be $134.52: The sanitary sev�er is eatimated at $173.75
per aervice. Mr. Wagar said that they already have water service. The Finance
Director esid that in that case, there would not be a charqe against him.
The City Enqineer pointed out th�� these are onty estuaated costs, and the
exact fiqures will not be kriown until the bids are actually let. The people
will be charged exactly what it costs to put in the improvement. He added that
the coats of construction are rising very fast. .
Mrs. H.C. Hanscom, 6000 Stinson Boulevard, asked who had petitioned for the
improvement north of Gardena Avenue. She pointed out that there were only 10
homee on that street. The City Engineer explained that there would be sane
platting done there soon, and it ie a requir�ent of plattinq that the streets
be improved. There wuld be a 60' right of way, raith a 30' improved street.
Dr. Cohen said that he had heard soane approximate fiqures for hookinq up to
the tien Hriyhton line and it seemed that it would be cheaper to hook up to
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thei;s. The Citg Engiruer explained that normally neiqhboring coam�unities
charge one and one half times the rate they charge their ovm residents for
hooking up to the lines by any neiqhborinq caomunity residents. He pointed
out that the water line would be Advisable and it would serve the property
to the south when it develop�. The water line should be looped to inaure
fresh nater to the property south of the developed area. �r. Cohen said that
when the previous work was done, the water line atoppad at the corner of
Stinson Houlevard and Gardena Avenue. He asked if thia project did not have a
low asaes�ent rate. The City Engineer said that the only difference between
then and now is the rising coeta of construction.
(MAYOR KIRKHAM REJOINED TFIE MEETING AT 9:10 P.M.)
The Fiaance Driected elaborated by eaying that that line was not a typical
line, it was part of a main system. People were charged an overall main
charge plue a lateral charqe. He agreed that it was a low rate, as it was a
biq project. This work was done under Waler Project W-34.
Councilman Samuelson explained that through en aqreement with neighboring
co�unities, residenta of one ca�unity can hook up to a neighborinq c�unity
and pay ttie same rate as the residents. A member of the audience asked if
the people north of Gardena Avenue living in New Briqhton could hook into the
City of Fridley lines. Councilman Samuelson said yea, and pay the same
aznount.
Mrs. Hanscam aeked what if the property ownera did not want the street. Mayor
Kirkham informed her that non is the time to be heazd. t�fz�s. Hanscom said
that fr� 16th Avenue N.W. to 18th Avenue N.W. thera is no development yet,
and she felt that it would be rather early to put in curbing, if there w*ere
no homes. The City Enqineer explained that the reco�endation is the best
improvement, then if the citizens do not want it, it can be cut back. He
added that if New Brighton plana on putting in curbinq, it would look ailly
to have curbing on one side of the street and not the other.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the Public Hearing on the iunprovement
of Stineon Boulevard from 1000 feet eouth of Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek
Road under Street improvement Project St. 1969-3, Addendum #1. Seconded by
Councilawn Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, bfayor Kirkham declared
the Public Hearinq closed at 9:20 P.M.
Fifth Street: Fran 54th Avenue to Interstate N694 Outerdrive
The City Engineer raported that this street is not impraved at this time and
is just a dirt atreet. There is a cemetery on the east side, and there are
problems �ith some of the graves that will have to be resolved. There are also
some four-plexes on this street.
Mr. Merwin Berhow, 5436 Sth Street said that he is the only aingle family
resident on thie street and aeked how the benefit ia determined. The City
Engineer replied that the assassment is always placed by front footage. Mr.
Berhow felt that the four-plexes vrould be benefitting four times as much as a
aingie hame. The City Enginee° axplained that the asaessment by front footaqe
is the establishQd City policy. The proposed street would be a 36' street.
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The City Engineer said..that the cemetery has had some trouble vrith the dirt
rashing away fr�+ so�e o£ the graves. The City.Attorney added that he believed
that there were s�e graves in the platted right of way, and there is a question
whether ar not the graves can be moved.
� Mr. Berhow said that this-etreet is in as.good shape as the blacktopped streets
in the area. He asked.about concrete streets. The City Engineer replied that
concrete streets ase.just about double the cost of blacktop streets. tit.
' Berlw�v asked xhen the work would be done. The City Engineer said hopefully in
1970. Councilman Liebl asked if the sanitary sewer and water was already in.
The City Engineer said yes.
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Fifth Street fr� 54th Avenue to Interstate #694 Outerdrive under Street
Improvesnent Project St. 1969-3, Addendtm� #1. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
CONSIDERATION OF VACATION (SAV #67-04) OF THE TWO Ai.LEYS IN BLOCK 6� ONAWAY
ADDITION REQUESTED BY HAROLD W. HARRIS: (Generally located between 77th Way
and 78th Avenue and between Elm Street and Main Street)
Mayor Kirkham called for comments from the audience and asked if there was
any objection. There was no response.
MOTiON by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the vacation of tvro
' alleya in Block 8, Onawag Addition requested by Harold W. Harrie. Secoiuied
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motioa carried.
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TOWARDS
The City Manager said that the City Engineer has been studying the questions
of how high the dike should be if left, utilities a� drainage, access problems
and traffic problems, and will continue to do so, if it is determined to try to
leave s�e portion of the dike in place.
The City Engineer showed a map of the azea on the screen ax� pointed out Phase
One and Phase Two of the dike construction. He explained that the City of
Fridley expended about $25,000 in the dike construction, and other flood
protection work, some of which it is hoped wiil be reimbursed by the Federal
qovernment. The Corpa of Engineers apent about $A5,000 for the protection
aqainst the flood. The dike now varies from an elevation of 826' to 823', and
his suqqestion was to cut it down to an elevation of about 823'. There is
enough material on the dike now to accomplish this. It is a matter of cutting
down the high portiona, widening the base, and making the slope more gradual.
if the top of the dike were to be 22', this would allow for two way trafiic,
and would provide a good base. Then, should it be necessary, sand bags
could be placed on top of the dike in a future flood thraat, however, this
would not be a permanent solutioa. The permanent solution would be to
stabilize the.bank siong the river. There are two or three driveways on River-
view Terrace that vrould need eome kind of a chanqe of access, the rest can gat
out on side streets. The proposal also includes cleaning up the dike area and
making it look more pleasing. By leaving the dike at the 823' level, there
would be a need for providing drainage of storm water behind the dike.
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The City Manages said that he must apologize for not baing able io move faster,
but there are many agenciea to work with. The City has submitted a requeat to
tlie Corps of Enqineers for a parmapent s.olution, so any work that may be done
now ahould be done with this in mind so there can be a blending of the temporary
work already doae, and the permanent work couid then be added to it. There
has been no decision yet on whether or not the City will receive O.E.P. funds,
but he promised to keep trying. If the funds are denied, then the problem
arises on how to fund the cost. It would probably have to be done by a
special asseasment to the benefitting property owners, as a general bond
would probably be voted down by the people not affected that live on dry land.
There will also be some slope easements necessary for the feathering out of the
sides of the slope.
Councilman Liebl asked if the Fnderal funds would provide any money to pay
people for givinq easements. The City Manager said that it would have to c�e
from City of Fridley funds if any right of way would have to be paid for. This
would have to come from s�e special assessment fund, or from a general fund.
Councilman Samuelson asked what the $25,000 expanded by the City went for. The
FinanFe Director eaid that it went for material, sand bags and equipment aad
payinq the employeea for their overtime work. Mayor xirkham pointed out that
whether the money c�es froai Federal funds or local funds, it is still tax
money, and before it is thrown awayr the Council would like to see if the people
in Riverview Heights feel that they can live with the dike so that the axpen-
diture can be saved. The City Manager said that these has been sama diecussion
with N.S.P. about the island about 45 degrees to the north. Accordinq to Ehe
Corps, this island directs the flow of water towards the bank and there is a
poaeibility the island may be cut back and some of the trees removed to chanqe
the direction of the flow. A member of the audience pointed out that the
trees and sod along the bank of the river hold the bank and keep it from
eroding.
A ahovr of hands was asked for, one from each iiousehold, in favor of leaving
the dike. There were 27 hands rai5ed, and none in oppoaition.
A member of the audience asked if there was any proposal for the land south of
79th�Way. Mayor Kirkham replied no. Another member of the sudience asked in
reqard to the assessments mentioned, what would be considered the assessed
area. Councilman Samuelson pointed it out on the screen and Mayor Kirkham added
that it vrould be about the same areas that were flooded in 1965. The City
Manager said that the 1965 flaod elevation, plus one or two feet, would be
used as a flood plain basis. The City Enqineer explained that the assessments
that have been discussed would be on work done from here on, toward a more
permanent solution. Councilman Samuelson said that if this would have to be
done, there �uld be an official Public Hearing for levying the assessments.
The City Manager explained that begides the request for a permanent levae, the
City 3s requestinq that any disaster funds made available for the removal of
the dike be used for the dike improvement.
A member of the audience asked how the road would be kept in place. It is
just a race track now. The City Manager said that "local traffic only" signs
have been put up and one of the questions being studied is if there could be one
way traffic only. A member of the audience asked if the dike could not be
taken aut above Ely Street as it is very high. The City Manager said that the
predictions were fluctuating up and down, so the levee is quite high. Mayor
Klrkham added that it would be better two feet too hiqh than tvro feet too low.
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A citizen fr� Riverview Heights said that he did not feel that the streets
would ever be improved with blacktoppinq, so why not make it a private
accesa road and block it off to traffic. The "local traffic only" siqns do
not help. Mr. V. Tarnowski, 8151 Riverview Terrace agreed, and commented that
there is no necessity to even clrive on the dike. Vehicles have been driving
on a portion of his front yard, and he cannot even get to his garage. Martha
Hauqe, 8101 Riverview Terrace, suggested a one way street, with a walk-way
for pedestrians and bicycles. Mayor Kirkham said that the feasibility of
closing the street off will also be considered. The City Attorney said that
the street would be needed for access. Memebers of the audience said that
they do not have access now. The City Attorney explained that if it is made
physically possible for these people to have access, then how do you keep
other traffic out. A member of the audience said that barricades could be
used, then the fire trucks and mail trucks could still get in. Mr. Raymond
Wafer, 640 Dover Street N.E., said that he has lived in this area for a long
ti.me. probably longer than most of these people, and if Riverview Terrace
were to be closed off, he would put his home up for sale. Riverview Terrace
makea this area beautiful. a member oi the audience asked about snow
removal if it were ho be,closed. Councilman Samuelson said that in that caee
the people would have to remove the snow themselves.
' Mr. Daniel Klinqensmith, 661 Cheryl Street N.E. said that they have been talking
about fixing up Riverview 'ferrace, but what about Broad Avenue. This is a one
way street, and if you meet someone, you have to back up for about a block to
allow the other car to pass. The City Manager agreed that this was a bad
' situaEion, and that the widening and temporary i.mproving of this street would
be studied also.
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A citizen from Riverview Terrace askad how high the flood was in 1965. The
City Enqineer said that it reached the 822.5' elevation and this year it
reached 819'. The 1965 elevation is considered by the Corps to be the 75
year level. By cutting down the dike as proposed to the 823' level, it w311
be approximately the level that tha cars drive on now. Another citizen asked
how the dike will be fixed up. The City Manager said that the plan is to
improve the slopes of the dike with better soil so that grass could be planted
on the slopes towards the yazds. He was then asked what will be placed on
the road, if anything. The City Engineer said that probably a coat of oil, or
a thih asphalt mat on top. it is all a matter of money, and how much the
people are willing to pay for, should it have to come from a special assesa-
ment. A member of the audience said that the taxes went up, but there are
no improvements in there. Mayor Kirkham informed him that the reason his taxes
went up are because of an increased !�-•y by the county and the school district.
The mill levy of the City of Fridley remained almost the same.
A member of the audience asked what is goinq to be done with the creek. The
City Enqineer said that it will be left open. That is why the dike was placed
alonq the north side of the creek.
Councilman Samuelson said that the reason for this informal hearing was to
, obtain the feeling of the people on leaving the dike in place. It has been
found that everyone wants to leave it, so the next step.is for the Engineerinq
services to do an in-depth study of all tiie facets involved.
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A member of the audience asked if Broad Street is to be improved, who would be
paying For it, as there are not many homes facing onto it. Mayor Kirkham
said that the abuttinq propscty owners would be assessed, The Finance Director
said that if it ia coneidered a side street, then the asseasments are spread
�S way down the block. The City Engineer said that as soon as it is known how
much money the City wi11 be getting, then there will be a discussion on just
how much improvement the people are willing to pay for. A member of the
audience asked when the work will start. The City Manager said that he would
continue to try to qet the funds,.and will also try to keep the people in-
formed on t�ie progresa. There could b� a Public Hearing very soon, but he said
he was sure that the people would rather get as much Federal funds as possible.
A m�nber of the sudience pointed out that aince the flood in 1965, the homea
were re-appraised, and the tax lowered because it ie a flood plain. The
valuation of the haaaes has qone down because they are in a flood plain. He
wondered when the next appraisal would be. The Finance Director said thst the
appraisal was a� of last January lst before any of this flood threat occurrad.
It is true the property tax was reduced after the last flood, but the increase
in tha taxea now is due to the county and school district. Next time the
assessor evaluates the property, this will be taken into consideration.
Councilman Liebl esid thank you to the people who gave the right of way
necesaary Eor the conatruction of the dike for protecting their hanes. He
said that he hoped that they will coatinue to do so, as condemnation coste are
very high, and would add greatly to the cost of the project. He promised that
the Council will continue to work toward a permanent solution, but adviae8
that it will take same time. He said that he realized that it was hard to
qet a loan for the resale of the property in this area. He felt that it
was a shame that this whole azea could not have been developed into a park, when
the City had the opportunity.
A member of the audience said that he had lived in t� area for a lonq time and
during the discussion reqarding the island, he recalled that sane time ago,
there orere pilings put in on the other side of the island to divert the water
away from the west bank. He sugqested that this could be one of the reasons
far the flow of the river as it is, and that this be researched.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the informal Public Hearing on the
Riverview Heights dike. Seconded by CounciLnan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
votinq aye, Msyor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
REPORT FRCk�1 INSURANCE COAIl�SITTEE:
Mayor Kirkham sugqested receiving the report and laying over the discussion
until the next Reqular Council Meeting when there will be a full Council present
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the City Hospitalization Insurance report
dated June 2, 1969. Secot�ded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voioe vote, all
voting sye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
615T AVENUE AND
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the communication from t� Church of
St. William dated June 9, 1969 and place or the Ac�e�d� fpr the Meeting of �1}a ,
16, 1969. Seconded by GpR1�Cibpl�sn {�����ie Upp� a voiee vo�e, ail voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
SPDCIAI. PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF JUNE 9, 1969
LICENSES:
$O1.ICTfORrS
Mt. Vernon Haptlst Church
50p Nexton Ave. No.
x�,�oisa, Ms�.
Mt. Vernoa Baptist Church
50p �ewton Ave. No.
tiinosapolis� Ninn.
!It. Vernort Baptist �hurch
500 Nevton Ave. No.
Minneapolis, ISinn.
Mi. Vernon Baptist �hurch
$00 Rewton Ave. No.
T[innsepolia� Minn.
Ht. Vernon 8aptist Church
500 Nevton Ave. No•
Ninneapolia, Miamsota
rit. Vernoa Baptiat �hnrch
500 Nei+ton Ave, No.
Minneapolia� Minnesota
![t. Qernon aaptist Church
500 Nexton Ave. No.
Minnea�OOlis� Minrosota
Mt. 7errwn 3aptiat Church
500 IdevWn Ave. No.
Minneapolis� Minneeota
Iit. Vernon �aptiat Churcn
500 Nevtoa Ave. No.
Minnsapolis� Minneaota
}tt. Vernon $aptist �hurch
500 Nevtori Ave. No.
Minneapolia, Minneaota
Xt. Veraon Baptiat Church
S00 NeYton Ave. No.
Micmeapolis� Minnesota
f[t. Qernon Baptist Church
s00 Newton Ave. No.
Kinneapolis� Minnesota
Mt. Vernon Haptiat �hurch
500 Nextoa Ave. No.
Ninneapolie, Minriesota
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Richard rord •
Sddie Loyd
Betty I,oyd
Samuel Perry
Patricia Perry
Milbert Perry
John polw
Minnie Zopd
Christine Ford
}lick Jacobs
Anna Loyd
Lizsie LoqPd
Stanley Loyd
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RECf1�1M�iDED FOR APPROVAL BY
Chiet of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief oY Police
Chief of Yolice
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
SPECIAL POBLZC HEARING MEETZNG OF JUNE 9, 1969
(Licenses cbntinued)
SOLICITOR
l�t. �iernon Flaptiat Church
�UO NerosLoaa Ave a tJo a
Minneapolia� Miruie�oLa
�HR. Vernon Bapti�t Church
500 l�exton Ave. Nn.
Minnespolis, �innesota
1�OOD FSTABLISHM:TIT
Fridlqy Jaycees
Box o07
(Holiday 3hopping Centar)
�'s'Shceg' Minnesota
Camnona Park Conceeaion
63et & �th St.
P'ridley� Hinnesota
June 9, 1969
8%GVATING
Maak's Bacavating
437 12th Ave. florth
South St. Paul, Minnesota
GENSRAL CONTRACTOR
Blanake Canstruction Co.
4029 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolls, Minnesota
Mel W. Laraon Const. Co.
4149 Colorado Ave. S.
�[inneapolis, Minnesota
J. W. Lindquis[ Co.
3500 Garfield Ave. S.
Minneapolie, Mianesota
Co�etcial Erectors
814 Soueh 9th St•
Minneapolis, Minnesota
BY
Cx�eamolia F'ord
Earneat Ford
Walter D. Petoraon
Sam R. Iaquinto
By: Maynard McManue
By: Bernard Blanake
By: Mel W. Laraon
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gg(�NDED FOR APPROPAL BY
;[���k° of Poiice
Chi�f of �ol�ce
Health Ina�ec�s
Aealth Inspector
NEW
RENEWAi.
NEW
By: John W; Lindquiat NEW
By: Mike O�Bannon RENEWAL
APPROVED BY
Plbg. Inap.
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Iasp.
B1dg.Inap
Bldg. Insp.
, SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF JUNE 9, 1969
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the foregoing licenses. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public
Hearing and Workshop Meeting of June 9, 1969 adjourned at 10:35 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
� i�7 t�`'�'�'�
uel Mercei
Secretary to the City Council
Jack O. Kirkham
Mayor
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMLND THE CITY CODE OF TH6 CITY OF FRIDLEY,
MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as followa:
SSCTION 1.
S&CTION 2.
Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended ae hereinafter
indicated.
The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of
Fridley and described as;
Lots 1 through 6, Block 2, Pearaon's let Addition together
with that tract described as follwe:
Beginning at the most Southerly corner of Lot 1, Block 1�
Pearson's lst Addition; thence Northeasterly and Easterly
along the Southerly line of said Pearson's lst Addition to
the Southwesterly line of the Great Northern Railroad Computy
right of way; thence Southeseterly along eaid Southweeterly
right of way line to a point 606.60 feet Northsreeterly of the
Southerly line of said South Half of Section 3, as �aeured
alung esid Southwesterly right of way line; thence Waaterly,
parallel with eaid South line of the South Half of Saction 3�
to the Northeasterly cosner of Outlot A, Pearson'e 2ad Addition;
thence continuing Westerly aad Southweotarly along the Northerly
line of said Peareon's 2nd Addition to tha Northeaeterly right
of vay linn of Eaet River Road; theace Northwesterly along uid
Northeaeterly right of way line to tha point of b�imii�, all
lying in Section 3, T-30, H-24, City of Fridley, County of
Anoka, State of Minneaota
Ia hereby deeignated to be in the Zoned Diatrict lrnavn ar
R-3A (multiple dwellinga only).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator ia directed to change the official
zoning map to shocr said tract or area from Zoned Dietricb R-3
(gernral multiple family dwelling), C-2S (general ehopping areae)
and M-1 (light industri.al areas) to R-3A (multiple drellinge only).
PASSED BY THE CITSC CWNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TAIS
DiAY OF
AITEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Bruneell
Public Hearing; April 7, 1969
First Reading: May 19, 1969
Second Reading:
Publish........
1969.
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TO VACATE VPII.IY'Y fiA3II�l�fS
Th� Council of the City of FY�idlay do ordaia as tollars:
SBCTION 1. For the vacation of the �rtiliST saseNats ai
folloxss
Tha ntilitT eas��a� lping Sovth of and ad�aceut Lo
Lot $� Block 25, Hyde Park Addition and l�ing
betxeen the Faat and west linss of said Lot 5
exteaded South to the Norlh l.ia� of Block 1, City
41ev Additioa.
� All l�ing.in Lhe North Hsli (N 1/2) of Section 23s
T-30� R�21t� Cit� of Fridlay� Connt7 oi Aaoka� 3tatw
of �aota.
be ud i� hsreb� �acatwd.
3ECTION 2. Th� aaid �acation haa bNn nsda in confor�aaos rith
Minnssota 3t,stnt.a� and pur�naaL f10 3ection 12.07 df
the Cit� Charter.
PA33Hi BT '1'HE' CITY COQNCIL OF 2AE CITf OF F6IDLSf� THT3 �
DAT OH � 29b9.
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AN ORDINANCE Al�TIDIHG CHAPfffii 32 OF Ti� CITY CaDE PBRTAi2iI11a
TO FIRE PREVENTION RI�ID PROVIDINf3 FOR T� ffiTABLISi�MH�t OF
FIRE LnNES IN CIItTAIN AREAS OF THE CITS.
TAE COIINCIL OF TIiE CITS OF FRIDLEY DO CRDAIN AS FOLT�1St
S�ction 32.11 The Chief of the Bm�eau of Fire Pre�eution or
hia duly anthorised aesistant ah�ll be e�poxered to order th� eetablisfineat
of lire lanee oa pnblic or pri�ate propsrt� ae �ay be aecesearT ia ordar
that th� tra�el of lire eqnipesnt map aot be itp�d�d or intarfered vith�
and tLat access to lire h7draate aad bnildinga eay mt bs blooked o!!. Whan
s 3Yr� I.u� has D��a ordered to be eatablistud, it ahall be wark�d by a
aign bearisig th� rords "No Parking - Fire Iaae" or a ei�ilsr s�s�age. When
anch fir� law is establishad oa pnblic pTOperty or a pnblic right of r.��
ths nec�eaery eign or signe sha]1 be provided by Lhe City of F7ridlsy� and
xhan oa private P2'aPs�9, Lhey shall be �r�cted aad w.intain�d by ths
amer at his exp�aae. Sach eigns ahall be in�talll�d xithin thirtY i30)
dsys at'Oer notification oi th� order. Thereafter, no peraon shall paric
a�ehicle or otherrise occupy or obetract a ilre lane.
PASS� BT CITY COIINCII. OF THE CTPY OF FRIDIL'�� THIS
DAY OF � 1469.
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Fi1'�t RA�d1Agt ne 2 1969
3�coffi R�adiu�t
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: City Hospitalization Insurance
This memo is in response to some of the questions asked by the
Gity Council at their May 26 meeting with the Insurance Comnittee.
The attached sheet shows the present cost to the City of Fridley
for its share of the hospitalization and life insurance coverage.
The total cost per month to the City now for 113 employees is
$j,156.64. The cost per month for identical coverage under a two
year plan would be $1,321.62. It would cost $1,613.21 per month
for the two year plan with the changes in coverage as now recommended
by the Insurance Committee.
The Insurance Comnittee now recommends that all employees receive
life insurance equal to their base salary with a limit of $10,000
on the amount of life insurance for each employee_ In addition,
the group recommends that all employees be covered with $7,000
AD&D, accidental death and dismemberment insurance.
The Insurance Comnittee also recomnrends the City pick-up the increased
employee cost for all groups of employees for the balance of the year
including Public Works, Police, etc.
In answer to the question as to what it would cost to pay the
additional coverage for the Public Works employees if we assume there
are twenty-one Public Works employees with an average salary of $8,000,
it would cost a total of $71.19 per month additional for life insurance
for these employees. Approximately eight of the employees are Water
and Sewer personnel who would be paid out of the Utility Fund. It
would cost the City $43.89 per month additional for the hospitalization
portion of the insurance policy for Public Works employees over what
the City is paying now.
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COST OF 2 YEAR COST OF INSURANCE
PLAN WITH WITH NEW RATES &
' PRESENT COST SAhE BENEFITS AS PRESENT BENEFITS
PER MONTH PER YEAR PER YEAR
, PER PqNTH fOR ALL PER hqNTH FOR ALL PER hqfVTH ALL
PER EMPLOYEE Eh�L6YEES PER ErFLOYEE EMPLOYEES PER EMPLOYEE EMPLOYEES
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Hospital
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Life
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Fire 6.85 178.10 6.86 178.10
IOther 1.74 151.38 1.74 151.38
TOTAL $1.156.64 $1,321.62
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MEMO T0: Ciiy Manager and City Council
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: City's Hospitalization Insurance Plan
On March 17, 1969, the City Council appointed an Employee Supervisory Insurance
Committee. The purpose of the canmittee was to make recarmendetions on possible
changes in the specifications for the group health insurance program, before
going out for bids for hospitalization insurance for the insuing year. The
committee was made up of representatives from each of the departments of the City.
The commlttee proceeded with the assumption that the specifications in effect
at tfiis ti�e would be the starting point and any change would be a change in
these specifications. Three changes in specifications were recamnenAed by the
carmittee.
Lhange No. 1 would raise the maximun on major medical fram s10.000 to
, E25,000 per year. This change would cost very little money for the
additional coverage received.
� Change No. 2 would lower the deductible on the major medical fran ;100 to
E50. The cost for this would be E.38 per month for the employee and 5.65
per month for the dependent.
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Change No. 3 would change the life insurance so that it would be the same
for all City employees. The caimittee discussed a flat amount for each
employee and also discussed a stiding scale insurance program based on
salary. The comnittee voted to recommend that the insurance program be
based on the sliding scale based on salary. A copy of this life insurance
program is included herewith and is entitted Schedule No. 2. The cost of
this insurance would be $3.14 per month for emp�Tayees ot e than police
and fire. There would be a reduction of $1.37 per month in the cost of
life insurance for police and fire. One of the reaso�s the cost would go
down for police and fire is that with greater life insurance in force the
rate per thousand decreases.
Ail of the above figures are summarized on the attached sheet entitled "Insurance
Proposal". The dollar amounts are predicated on the assumption the City woutd
stay with the present insurance carrier. The costs would not necessarily be
exactly the same if the City went to another carrier.
� The other major recomnendation made by the insurance comnittee was that the City
not go out far bids for hospitalization insurance but stay with the present
carrier and take the two year rate guarantee offered by them. This two year
� rate guarantee would cost approximately 15% more than the cost of the policy as
it is now. 7his 15% would not include the three additions to the policy disCUSSed
above.
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in effect a year ago with another carrier. It would cost the employee �2.17 per
month more. �
At tfie present time, there are twenty-six police and fire and eighty-seven other
employees for a total of 113 �npioyg�� q� �h� �►+0�� R1��, There are sixty-two
people carryfng dependent coverage,
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SUB�EC7: City Hospitalizati-0n Plan
M8y 20> 1969
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Schedule No. 2 for Life Insurance
Minutes of the April 30, 1969 Meeting
Minutes of the May 5, 7969 Meeting
, Minutes of the May 13, 1969 Meeting
Minutes of the May 15, 1969 Meeting
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$16,000 5ut less than S17,000
S17.000 but less than $18,000
S18�000 but less than 519,000
AMOUN? OC INSUR(WCE
TO AGE 55
$ 5�000
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9,000
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15,000
16�500
18�000
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24,000
25�500
27,000
Insurance will reduce 10$ each Vear beginninq at ay,e 55 to a
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Minutes of the April 30, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory
Insurance Committee.
Those present: Darrell Clark, Leon Madsen, Robert McGuire, Richard
Huss, Robert Aldrich (representing Robert Hughes),
Chester Swanson, Marvin Brunsell, V. M. Nagel,
and a representative of United Benefit of Omaha.
Mr. Brunsell opened Che meeting with the suggestion that the Coffinittee
needed now to come up with some positive recommendations to be
presented to the Council; provided, however, that the Committee availed
itsalf of the service of the insurance consultants and received their
concurrance on those reco7mnendations. It was therefore moved, seconded,
and carried unanimously that:
1. Life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment
benefits for all employees be the same as that of the
Fire and Police Departments personnel, i.e. Life
Insurance - $10,000; AD 6 D - $7,000.
2. We retain the present carrier of the C,roup Policy
(United Benefit of Omaha) and accept their "two
year rate guarantee," as quoted in their letter to
Mr. Brunsell of April 25, 1969.
3. The Major Medical Corridor be reduced to 550.00,
Mr. Brunsell pointed out that should the Council apQmve these recommenda-
tions the subsequent permium increase (including the premium rate increase
quoted by the present carrier for the existing coverage of the policy
Should they carry it past June 1, 1969) will result in a total premium
coat ior the employee of 516.22, and for dependent coverage of $22.83.
She Comnittee decided that since the "Conversion Policy" of the present
contract needs the attention of the insurance consultants, further
discussion in this area would be deferred until such time as a meeting
could be arranged with them.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
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' Minutea of the May 5, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory Insurance
Committee.
' Those present: Tom Kennedy irepresenting Richard Huss), Leon Madsen,
Darrel Clark, Robert McGuire, Chester Swanson, John
F. Brask, Consultant (Bachman-Anderson, Inc.), Marvin
Brunsell
The meeting Was devoted exclusively to a thorough review of the existing
lNdical and Life Insurance coverages provided the City Employees and their
Dependents.
After a thorough discussion of needs and costs, Hr. Hrask suggested that:
1. We request rates on Life Insurance from the present
carrier based on salary and age. He suggested that
auch Life Insurance could be reduced by 10$ per year,
starting at age 56 and reducing to a minimum of 10$.
2. We seek to increase the Major Medical coverage, since
this could probably be done at a modest cost.
3. tie find out if the present carrier can improve the
benefits of the "Conversion" policy of the present
plan. (He pointed out, however, that upgrading in
this area of group coverage will be expensive.)
The Committee unanimously approved a motion to seek additional information
in these areas.
Chester C. Swanson
Secretary
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Minutes of the May 13, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory Insurance
Canaittee.
1'hose prasent: Darrel Clark, Leon !ladsen, Robert llcGuire, Richard Huss,
Robert Hughes, Marvin Brunsell� Chester SWanson. John
F.,Brask - present as Consultant (Bachman-Andersoa, Inc.)
Aft�r a review of additional materials citing costs of incnasing the
' Major Medical Coverage and premium costs for covering all employees with
Life Insurance based on salary, the Committee unanimously approved a
motion to recommend to the Council and administration that:
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Thn two-yesr rate guarantee furnished by the present
carrier be accepted.
The Major Medical Coverage be increased from S10,000
to $25,000.
3. The Major Medical Corridor be reduced from S100 to
$50. .
4. TRe City provide Life Insurance coverage for all
employees based upon their annual salary.
, The folloaing charts indicate, through premium break down, the additional
coats for both Employee and Dependent coverage should these recommendationa
be approved.
The Committee further directed Mr. Brunsell to request the Council to grant
the Camoittee a period of time to meet and discuss srith them the proposed
revisiona as stated aDove.
Cheater C. Swanson
Secretary
Minutes of the May 15, 1969 meeting of the Employee Supervisory
Insurance Comonittee
Richard Nuss moved that the Committee reco�end the S7,000 AD6D
y for Fire and Police be retained. Seconded by Robert Hughes.
lbtion defeated by fOUr to two vote.
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55�21
Administration Center:
6120 Fifth StreN N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Phoae: 560-5600
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City of Fridley
Fridley,
Minneso[a 55421
Pastor:
REV. GERALD &. KEEF&
June 9, 1969
RE: Proposed "Loop-Back" at 61st and University Avenues
Gentlemen:
We have reviewed the proposed plan recently submitted to us by the
City. It 1s our desire to cooperate to the maximt� posaible extent in
connection with the various problems existing at this intersection.
We wish to advise that the proposed plaa is acceptable to the Church
of St. William, subject however, to the follawing safeguards:
1. That there be sidewalk protection and wall protection to the
extent deemed necessary by the Church, for safety purposes.
2. That there be provided wi[hout expense to the Church, substitute
parking to the north of the church building, to compensate for loss of
parking space, and as laid out and decided by the architect for the Church.
3. That there be provided withou[ expense to the Church, new
entrances and exits to church property as may be designated by the Church,
in view of the new [raffic patterns.
4. Reasonable compensation for Church property being taken and to
be paid for by the State of Minnesota, based on the indicated caking of
15,425 square feet at not less [han $.30 per square foot.
It is our intention to be in immediate contact with the Church
architect, and we anticipate that he vill be able to work cooperatively
with the City in effecting the desired changea.
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Mr. Nasim Qureahi
Mr. Donald Savelkoul
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6431 University
Fridley, Mianesota
Dear Sir:
SHELL OIL COMPANY
DISTRICT OFFICE
P.O. Bo: 3598
ST. PAUI, MINNESOTA 55101
Me�y lb, 19tiy
Re: Shell Service Ststlon
olst & Unlversity Avenue
Fridley, Miruiesota
' Over a year ago, xe applied for a permit to modernize our
service station on the corner oP 61st & Ilniversity. As you lmorr, our
plme were held up because the city vanted to re-route the Prontage
roed W the rear of the station.
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The relocation of this road xill require the city to acquire
sove property oa vhich the station is located. It YQ�lld 81.80 require
ttte Shell Oil Compar4y to acquire additional property to the north for
parking, etc., as proposed ou our IIraxing CR-132. Xe Peel that a
property exchange wsyr be negotiated tuat would be acceptable to Shell.
'�te road niteratlon would elso result in addltional expendi-
tures to Shell because we wuld have to relocate our building� move our
tanks, move entraaces end pump islands. In other vords, a comQlete
rebuild.
At this point, ve feel that a reimbursement Prom the city to
Shell Yor tha coste in addition to vhst ve origloslly plaoned to
spead fos tha modernlzstioa vould be acceptable. Thls, of course,
vould be subject to final plan approvsl by Shell aensgement. i7e
estiaste, at this tine, the additiona^ coste vould be $23,25�•�•
It is our hupe tt�at rre could up�ede our eervice statioa
facility this year.
Your atroag aseistence to bring this propoeai to a epeeQy
coaclusion is spprniated.
Ver3c% yours,
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Metrict Mannger
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ORDINANCE 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 two alleys deacribed as follows:
ltuo alleys located in Block 8, Onaway Addition,
All lying in the Southeast Quarter (SE�) of the
Southeaet Quarter (SE�y) of Section 3, T-30, R-24,
City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota,
be and is hereby vacated, except that the City of
Fridley retain an easement for drainage and utility
purpoaes over the portion of the alleys herein
deacribed and vacated.
SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in confoxmance with
Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of
the CiYy Charter and Appendix C of CiYy Code shall
be so amended.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY
OF , 1969.
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
� CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
First Reading: ��L /� l � �
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The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:15 P.M. due to
lack of a quorum.
ROLL CAI.L :
Membera Present: Jeneen, Hrickaon, Fitzpatrick, Mittelatadt (10:00 P.M.)
Member Abeent: Myhra
Othere Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Aeeietant
APPRO'VE PI.ANNING COIPffSSION MINUTES: MAY 22. 1969:
MOTION by Mitteletadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�iseion
minutee of May 22, 1969 be approved with the correction on Page 2, eecond
paragraph reading "The land hae peat, 6 to 8 feet deep,--". Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, the motion canied unani�usly.
RECEIVE PLATS 6 SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS 6 UTILITIES SUBCU1�QffTTEE MINUTES: JUNE 4 1969:
MDTION by Jeneen, seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Planning Coffiiaeion
receive the Plats & Subdivieione-Streets � Utilities Subco�ittee minutes of
June 4, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tion canied unanimously.
RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COP4�fLSSION MINUTES: MAY 26. 1969:
I�FDTION by Jensen, seconded by Mittelatadt, that the Planning Co�iesion
receive the Parks & Recreation Co�iesion minutea of May 26, 1969. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECENE BOARD OF APPEAI.S MINUTES: MAY 28. 1969:
MOTION by Jensen, aeconded by Mittelatadt, that the Planning Coaiesion
receive the Board of Appeale Minutee of May 28, 1969, Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JUNE 4. 1969;
MOTION by Jensen, aeconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Co�ieelon
receive the Bosrd of Appeals minutes of June 4, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOI8�IIITEE MINUTES: MAY 28. 1969:
MOTION by Jenaen, seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Planning Co�iseion
receive the Building Standarda-Deeign Control Subco�ittee minutes of May 28,
1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, the motion carried unanimouely.
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1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING RBOUEST ZOA #69-08A KAYE WESTERLUND: North
824.� feet of the W'� of the NP�' of the NE{ of Section 13, Aezane fram R-1 [o
R-3A.
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Mr, liaye Westerlund and Mr. R. V. Pritchard were present.
2�TION by Jensen, aeconded by Fitzpetiick, that the Planning C�iesion waive
the reading of the official public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, ell voting
aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
Mr. Ronald Gexmundaon, 1390 69th Avemie: What would the aetback be from the
=oad? i7e have the third lot to the West. All of us on 69th are at least 100
feet back. Also what kind of parking for the cars?
Mr. H. V. Pritchard, 4528 58th Avenue: Our plan aho�+s eo� cara under roof
parking. Our plane also ehaw about 180 feet that ve left ae open ground area.
The=e will be grasa, ehrubbery, and the gazagea or buildinga will be 35 feet
from the trees, This would ehow 180 feet for aetback, which would be an open
area and for werflw parking.
The drop off at the South end of the land was discusaed. The Engineering
Aeeietant brought in the Half Section topog map of the area. By allowing the
petitionere to uee down to 860, the number of apartmente �oould be 104 and not
108.
MCITION by Jeneen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the public hearing be cloaed
for the rezoning requeat, ZOA dkFi9-OSA Kaye W. Weaterlund, of the North 824.7 feet
of the Weet Quarter of the NE'y of the NE'� of Section 13, to be reaoned from R-1
to R-3A. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Fitzpatrick, aeconded by Jenaen, that the Planning Comnisaion con-
tinue this rezoning requeat, ZOA �69-08A Ksye W. Weeterlund, of the North
824.7 fee[ of the W� of the NE'� af the NE} of Section 13, to be rezoned from
R-1 to R-3A, until the �eting of July 9, 1969 becauae there are only three
members tonight. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani-
moualy.
,=W•��+:..,, .�r, �wAtv�V1V; All tnat part of Lot 34, Reviaed Auditor's Subdivisi
�k77 lying east of east line of Block 1, Miasissippi View Addition.
The applicant, Mr. So�anson wae not present. Mrs. Novak, wife of the owner
of the property, R+ae preaent.
MOTION by leneen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Comniesion
waive the reading of the official notice of the public hearing. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, [he motion carried unanimously.
The Engineering Aeeistant said this proposed preliminary plat would be part
of the final plat, as he underetood Mr. Swaneon purchaeed the extra lot and
vante to make one final plat.
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Mza. Novak eaid that no purchase had been made. She was asked to identify her
husband's aignature on the application form, which ahe did. Inasmuch ae Mrs.
Navak did not underetand the purpoae of platting, Mr. Jensen eacplaiaed that in the
act of platting their property in conjunction with what Mr. S�*anaon previously had
approved, they did not loae any title to the g=operty with the exception o£ 25 foot
right of way along the East line, They will atill be o�mers as they are today.
However, they will have three separate parcels inetead of one large one. Mre, Novsk
eaid they etill want one large piece.
Chai=man Erickson explained the procese af the final plat in ithich aignatures
of all the ownera are required, confirming that platting does not �an a change
of awnership,
Donald Nielson, 115 71et Way (Lot 31) said he had been contacted in regard to
selling 25 feet for a road eaeement, but could not come to texms with Mr. Swanson
about the price.
Mr. Gordon Sangater, 7169 Riverview Terrace, eaid hie property abute the pro-
posed plat. His objectiona were the eize of the lots were not compatible with
the area, the traffic from the lots would uee Riverview Terrace.
liDTION by Jensen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Co�oiesion continue
the public hearing of the propoeed preliminary plat, P.S. #64-07, Brentwood Eatates
(Revieed) by Tom Swanaon, for all that part of Lot 34, Revised Auditor's Subdivi-
sion �77 lying East of the East line of Block 1, Miasiasippi View Addition until
the meeting of July 9, 1964 expecting Mr. Swanaon to make an appearance at that
time. Upon s voice vote, sll voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Chaixman Erickaon co�ented that he was particularly bothered by the fact that
the petitionei has not made an attempt to complete the acceas road of the original
plat which leavee it msndatory for the City to condemn the land to get a zoad in
there. The possibility is that the Novak's may not go along with this platting
if it is approved. He would like the two partiee present.
3. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST• ZOA #69-09 SACRED HEART PARISH: Lots 5, 6, and
N'� of Lot 7, Block 10, Hamilton's Addition to Mechaniceville. Rezone from R-2 to
R-3A.
I�TION by Jensen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Ylanning Commiseion waive
the reading of the official public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, ell voting
aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
The Engineering Aaeiatant aaid that the Church plana to aell off the North part
of the cemetery which ie not being used as a cemetery. Most of the property is
already zoned R-3 except the piece in the rezoning request. Thie aill square up
the saleable portion. Acceea would come from Fifth Street.
Brunie Smoka, 2513 St. Anthony Boulevard: He explained that he represented the
Chusch. They have a large piece of land which could be used for some othez purpose
than lying vacant. They have about 175 burisle in the other part of the land that
they intend to keep. They want to rezone the unueed portion so that the land can
be put up foz eale for multiple dwellinga.
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Mr. Andrew Smolca, 2607 Townview Avenue and Mr. Emil Lach, 2607 Townview Avenue
were membere of the Church and concurred,
Mr. G. Arnold Carlson, 5430 Fifth Street, asked what could go on this property
and vae told miltiples only. The request ie for approximately two acres. Thirty-
eix units could be built, but at this time, there would be no way of knwing
ahether it would be one large unit or eeveral emaller ones. It waa explained to
Mr. Carlson that his land, aleo, ie aoned R-3.
I�EDITON by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Jensen, that the Plsnning Conmieeion cloee
the official public hearing of the rezoning request, ZOA �k69-09, Sacred Heart
Parish, of Lote 5, 6 and N} of Lot 7, Block 10, Hemilton'e Addition to Mechanics-
ville, to be rezoned from R-2 to R-3A. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion canied unanimously.
2K3TION by Jenaen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Ylanning Co�isaion continue
coneideration of the rezoning requeet, 20A #69-09, Sacred Heart Parieh, of Lots 5,
6 and N} of Lot 7, Block 10, Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville, to be reaoned
from R-2 to R-3A until the July 9, 1969 wting to give an opportunity for the rest
of the Co�isaion to take action on it. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously.
. Lot 8, Block 2, Rivenaood Manor.
Mr. Howard Crabtree and Mr. Allen Rolland were present.
1dOTI0N by Jensen, seconded by Fitzpstrick, that the Planning Co�iseion vaive
the reading of the official public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Crabtree and Mr. Rolland discussed the prepared eketch of the proposed plat.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Engelhardt and Mr. Roger Claesgena were also present to
reviev the plans.
MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Jenaen, that the Planning Coffiission close
the public hearing of the proposed preliminary plat, P.S. ��fi9-08, Marion's Terrace
by Howard Crabtree of Lot 8, Block 2, Rivexwood Manor. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unsnimouely.
MOTION by Fitzpatrick, eeconded by Jenaen, that the Planning Commisaion recom-
�n� d 8DD oval to the Ci[y Council of the preliminary plat, P.S. �69-08, Marion's
Terrace by Howard Crabtree of Lot 8, Block 2, Rivexwood Msnor. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously,
5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �F'69-08. R. W. WORMSBECKER:
NW} of NW� except North 16.6 acrea and SW� of NW'� of Section 2, also the North
34.68 acrea of NE� of NE'y of Section 3. Rezone from M-2 (heavy industrial) to
R-3 (general multiple dwellings). Public Hearing cloeed.
The Chairman reported he had received a request from the applicant to continue
the rezoning request for thirty daye.
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A letter was received by the Chairman from Independent School District No. 16
dated Jnne 6, 19b9 maintaining its poaltion of oppoeing the rezoning requeat.
M01TON by Mittelatadt, seconded by Jeneen, that the Planning Coffiiasion receive
the letter from the Independent School District No. 16, dated June 6, 1969, main-
tsining ite poeition of oppoeing the rezoning requeat, ZOA $69-08. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, the motion carii ed unsnimously.
2�TION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Jensea, that the Planning Co�ission continue
to July 9, 1969 the rezoning request, ZOA �69-08, R. W. Worn�sbecker for the NSJ� of
the NW} e�ccept the North 16.6 acrea and the SW} of the NW�y of Section 2, aleo the
North 34.68 acres of NE'y of NE'� of Sectian 3, to be resoned fxom ?I-2 to R-3. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani�usly.
LOT SPLIT REQVEST: L.S. �69-15. ARTHUR DEYS: Lots 3 through 5, Block 7, Hyde
Park Addition.
Mr. Deye brought the certificate of survey. The eurvey showed a definite problem
zegarding the eaieting house ae it was placed on the propoaed lot line. Because
of the narrow lota, a aetback ptoblem is crea[ed which would require a variance.
It was euggested Mr. Deys go before the Board of Appeals and make an application
for a sideyard variance and aetback.
MOTION by Fitzpatrick, aeconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�iaeion refer
the Lot Split Request, L.S. �Fi9-15, Arthur Deye, of Lots 3 through 5, Block 7,
Iiyde Park Addition to the Board of Appeals for their opinion. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
It wae suggeeted that Mr. Deya ahould look into dividing the split by a diago-
nial line being approximately 60 feet on the atreet eide and approximately 57 feet
on the rear lot line of the new lot.
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Subdivieian �94 (North eide of Skywood Lane
to Triplex. Set public hearing date,
Mr. and Mre. George Balthazor were present.
Lot 3, Subdivieion 10 of Auditox'a
Hay. 9k694). Rezone from R-1
The Co�ieeion felt R-3A would cwer the triplex request.
I+KITION by Jenaen, eeconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Co�ission set
the public hearing date of July 9, 1969 at 8;00 o'clock P.M. for the rezoning
requeet, ZOA #69-10, George Balthazor, of Lot 3, Subdivieion �10 of Auditor's
Subdiviaion #44 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3A. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye,. the motion canied unanimously.
S. REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO FAMILY DF
R-1 ZONING: Lot 3, Block 4, Oetman's Addition by Roger L. Peterson.
by Council at June 2nd meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Peterson and Mr. Harland Berry (contractor) were preeent.
Mr. Mittelstadt said, explaining the action of the Board of Appeals, this was
a zequest for a apecial uae permit to construct a two family dwelling in R-1
zoning with living quartere one on [op of each other. The Code indicates that a
double bungalow, by epeciat uae permit, goes from the Board of Appeals to the
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Planning Co�ission and then to Council. There are $1,000 in back taxes, and
becauae of the hole on the lot, it would take about 1,000 yards of fill at $1.00
a yard to fill it up, The floor of the basement ie �ch higher than the water
table. There could be a parking problem with rentera 1n the basement. He
ehould have a three car garage, as the neighborhood does not want cara standing
outeide. If the Board had O.K'd. a turn around, this would have had to be mede
in the froat of the house facing East River Road. Then there ia the poesibility
that the petitioner would not be the permanent owner. There could be deteriora-
tion vith different ownera. The neighbors, hwever, appreciate having the hole
filled and would agree to the uee.
Mr. S�aneon said the actual house, for all appearance's sake, would be a
regular eingle family houae with a w8lkout to the rear. He had a petition from
all the people in the surrounding neighborhood and no one wae againet it.
MOTION by Mittlestadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�ission receive
the petition presented by Roger Peterson with eleven signatures apprwing the
rezoning requeat, dated June 11, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously,
The plana for the house were ehown snd die¢ueeed with the Planning Co�isaion
by Mr. Berry, the contractor. He expl$ined the Lot was given to Mre. Petereon
as a gift. Thie put an entire diffetent espect to the initial expenee in getting
the lot ready for construction.
The Co�iasion agreed that a turn around shauld be provided on the lot so that
cara would not have to back onto East River Road, and that there should be a
three car garage.
MOTION by Jensen, aeconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning_Cov�isaion_recom-
w of the apecial use permit by Roger L. Peterson for construction of
a two family dwelling provided that the petitioner makes provision for a turn
around on the property so that sutos may enter East River Road head on, rather
than backing on, and that a three car garage be constructed as part of this
propoeal. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Mittelstadt asked if there was no way the City can expect the owner, nov
that he received a special use permit to operate an apartment within the confines
of R-1, that you can stipulate that if the original owner sells the property, it
reverts back to R-1? The Engineering Aseistant anewered that, as long as the
uae remaina the same and the building ia not altered, the uae does not change.
9. VACATION REQUEST: SAV �69-03, GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CO : Alley and atreeta in
Block 6, Berlin Addition.
The Engineering Aeaistant reported that Northern States Power Co. and the Great
Northern Railway are now discusaing the vacation and its effects upon the utility
easements. This item was to be continued.
10. CONTINUED REZONZNG REQUEST: 20A �k69-06 ELDON SCHI4EDEKE• Lots 16 through 19,
Block 12, and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition. Rezone from R-2 to C-2.
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MOTION by Pitzpatrick, eeconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Co�ission
recotmiend approval of the rezoning requeat, ZOA �69-06, Eldon Schmndeke, of Lots 16
through 19, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition to be rezoned from
R-2 (limited multiple family dwellinga) to C-2 (general busineas areae). Upon a
voice vote, Fitzpatrick voting aye, Erickson, Jenaen, Mittelstadt voting nay, the
I+I(1TION FAILHD,
Mr. Jeneen said he wae concexned by the motion because of the effect of broader
considexatione that are already on the Council table. Part of one of their plans
includes acquieition of right of way fram the Schmedeke property and he thought it
would be quite improper to rezone his property if the community ie going to end up
condemning or acquiring a right of way from him. It might be more proper to send
the rezoning requeet without a recarmendation.
MOTION by Mittelstadt, aeconded by Jeneen, that the Planning Co�ission pase on
to the Council without reco�endation, the rezoning request, ZOA #69-06, by Eldon
Schmedeke of Lots 16 through 19, Block 12, and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition
to be rezoned from R-2 (limited multiple family dwellinge) to C-2 (general businesa
areas). Upon a voice vote, Erickson, ,7ensen, Mitteletadt voting aye, Fitspatrick
voting nay, the motion carried.
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and 5101 Horison
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It wae noted the City was making a parking lot at the owner's expense in exchange
for other benefits to the owner. The utility easement (sanitary aewer) was down
the middle of the parking lot. It was neceeasry that the owner petition for the
vacatian and give an authorization for the City to asaesa against hia property the
new impravemente.
The co�ent was that Slst Avenue ia the crossing the children going to the
elementary echool use, and it is the only croasing between 49th and 53rd Avenues.
At one time, Slet Avenue was suggested for a pedestrian walkwer. It wae felt
the City should get an agreement that, if the crosswer bridge is built, it will
be allwed to unchor on the parking lot. Also, for safety's sake, there should be
a aidewalk on the North edge of the parking lot because of the signals so that
the children would not be going in frant of maving cara on the parking lots. The
sidewalka should have curbs. The grade wae high at University and low on 3rd Street
ao that there would be some grading.
MOTION by Jeneen, seconded by Mitteletadt, that the Planning Coffiission recoumend
a r of ZOA 4�69-04, vacation of Horizon Drive East of Third Street by the City
of Fridley with the stipulstion that a pedestrian walkway be provided between
3rd Street and T.H. #47 outside the limits of the proposed parking lot, construction
of eaid eidewalk to approximately wind up with the eignalized crossing on T.H. �47,
and the City retaining the proper utility easement. Upon a voice vote, Jensen,
Erickeon and Mittelstadt voting aye, Fitzpatrick voting nay, the motion carried.
Auditor'e Subdivleion
Addition.
NON: Lota 11, 12, 13 and 14,
, 25 and 26, Block 1, Irvington
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MOTION by Mittelatadt, eeconded hy Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Co�ission
set a public hearing date of ,Tuly 23, 1969 and refer the requeat to the Plats &
Subdivieions-Streeta & Utilities Subco�ittee of the proposed preliminary plat,
P.S. #69-09, Mike 0'Bannon of Lote 11, 12, 13 and 14, Auditor's Subdivision �22
and Lota 1 through 16, 24, 25 and 26, Block 1, Irvington Additio:.. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, [he motion carried unaniawrsly.
AATOiJRHI�NT:
There being no further business, Chaixman Erickson adjourned the meeting
at 11:35 P.M.
Reepectfully su�mitted
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Hazel 0'Brian
Recording Secretary
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The meeting wae called to order by Chairmsn Mittelstadt at 7:40 P.M.
NgT�IDII3S PRF,SII�T: Mittelstadt, Harria, 0'Sannon
NgMBE�S ABSENT; Ahonen, Minieh
OTHkRS PRESENT: Hanlc Muhich-Building Official
MOTIOAi by Iiarria to approve the minutes of May 28, 1969 as written.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Schweppe were present to present their request. They brought
with them e picture of the preeent houae and also a drawing of wba.t the propoeed
garege will look like.
Mr. 0'Bannon: What are your neighbor's opinion toward thie garag�e4
iA4r. Schweppe; I brought with me a letter from my abutting neighbors saying they
do not object.
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Seconded by Herrie. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
Mr. 0'Bannon: Whst ie the reason for g�oing ahead two feet with the garag�e?
Mr. Schweppe: We want to break the houae line so it won�t look like one long
house. It Would aleo improve the looks o£ the house. Thie plan is the only
one that ve can find that we like.
Mr. Hsrrie: What ie the dietance between the structurea.
Mr. 3chweppe: The diatance Would be more than 15 feet.
MaTION by 0'Bannon to close the public hearing.
Seconded by Harrie. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried
unanimouely.
MOTION by Harris to approve the requeet for vsriance from 35 feet to 33 feet
for the following reasane;
1. The garage would improve the appearance of the house.
2. Aleo, it will line up the houae and gsrage with the adjoining etructuree on
Lote 6 & 7.
3. He hae the concurrance of the abutting property owners.
4• Thie particular deeign beat Pite the exiating etructure.
Second.ed by 0'Bsnnon
unanimoualy.
�Bon a YRiQ� �Q'GPr ��@�! �q}{#� no nays, the motion carried
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Thia item was on the agenda for that meeting and was denied by the Council.
MOTION by H6r�tie to close the public hearing.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
MOTION by Harrie to concur with the City Council's decision to deny the requeet.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naya, the motinn carried
unanimouely.
1 ADTOIIRNMENT:
Chairman Mitteletadt adjourned the meeting at 8:10 P.M.
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Secretary
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Mr. Vttqil C. HKt1ek
316 East M�tn Str��t
Anoka, Mfan�so4 55303
D�ar Mr. H�rick:
STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AfFA1R5
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
VETERANS SERVICE BUILDING
STATE CAPITOL
SAINT PAl1L, 55101
1! May 1l69
�+ansmltt�d }arrwtth !s tt►e ��ply of tlu R�qional Dfr�ator oi th� Oiflo� ot
Emtp�noy Pnpandn�ss to yau appMl ot 3�pqmb�r 23, 1968, of yo�s oL1m
urd�s Pablic I.a�r 075.
Ia tAtt yo�r appMl wes d�ni�d, yois att�ralon is lnvtbd to pay�s 23 and Y�
of OEr ClroWar 4000.1, dst�d Auqust 196i, which outllfra proo�durea ta r�-
subm/sstoa. Thts s�ctton stat�s, ta yar�
°Ii a yrol�at applicatlon has bNn dia�yyrov�d, t�s�mltbd
by th� 3tab, and �pafn diaaPP�ov�d by tlr R�Otor�l Dis�atu,
lt say b� naubmitt�d withln 30 daya a'' the lat�st dLs�ppto�l
deb, tMouqh tho Reqtoonl Dtnatar, wtth any furth�r lustf£�bs-
tton, far ooasidastion by tt►� Dlnota, OEP, "
Ii it is yot� 1M�ntion to �qain app�sl, pl�aw aubmlt tiu nqw�d doaua��n-
taKon to thta oitio�. Piaa� wrw a all ff ycu hev� aay qw.tion�. In th�
�wM an app�ai is not mad�� pl�se� faward a oluek mad� peyabl� to
"TrMSt�r, 8tab oi Minnesota" in th� amount �$ll,iaa.77 to this �it;t
aot LNr thaa Jun� 14, 1969.
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JAMES G. SIEBEN
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
REGIONAL OFFICE 4
FEDERAL CENTER
BATTLE CREEK� MICHIGAN 49016
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W�y 15, 1969
2a =+�ltir�n� to th� CitY ��Y �, t� infor�tioa ow-
tasa.a sn aur wq� a, 1y69 l..tar to you .LSU .�pls�. .. r. ao
not b�li�n ttN �lio�at has subaitt�d a� tlirGh�r �wtitiqtlan
te fqp�os�C tluiT sp�al.
2n r�eiaiaa th� �usp�nd�d �aouate n�►xdin` tLt Jtimior Ch�er o�
, COlrt'O� �nd t1M AMriCwa L�gl.Cn, w b�lirt�t thtq �rs Nrric! typ�
orpt►isatson� tl�t acauir� a yubuc m�uxr wd lo aot haw the
ohss�oL�ristics oS w yrivste c�tract�. /ls mu u� swr�, all
, ca.ts or tn• or�sr,iaatscu. �.i. ressbur.aa. %t s. aot o�u� yollay
to r�3abia� aa �lieant Por tth� ser�l.aes of �roluat.�ers, �th�r
inditidu�l or or�eisations. 81ne� aqy labor p�rforird xa� a� s
' violuutNr �tur�, a11 ¢wta p�1d by th� city in bcc�ss of aa�ual
eort,� tor st�rials ws� aquival�nt to a ocotributian a�, � nsch,
ar� aot aligi6l� vad�r tuDlia Lsn 81-875.
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MEMO TO
FROM:
SUBJECT
City Manager and City Council
Finance Oirector
Rental of Accounting Machine
� Considerable time has been spent during the last year by the Finance
Department making a determination as to the type of accounting equipment
the City should 6e using during the next few years.
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machine is twelve years old and is worn out, and if the City is to
keep stride with the increasin9 work load, changes in equipment and
procedures must be accomplished.
Three basic types of systems were explored.
Conventional accounting equipnent such
as we have now.
2. An accounting machine with computing
capability.
3. Unit record or IBM card system.
After a considerable study, it is my recoimiendation the City use
, conventional accounting equipment with computing capability. There are
three ways to acquire use of a machine such as this.
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2. Lease purchase.
3. Straight rent.
h(y recomr�endation is that the City enter into a rental agreement with
National Cash Register for a NCR 400 machine. It would still be possible
to purchase the machine, or e�ter into a lease purchase agreement at a
later date.
, By entering into this rental agreement, the City would not in any way be
bound to continue with this system if it should develop that there is a
better way of doing things in the future. By going to a NCR 400 type
� machine, the change is not as 9reat as it would be as going to an I6M
card system. We know exactly what this type of equipment will do and
there is no particular risk, in that the City will not be getting involved
� in something that wil,l not work. This equipment will do everything our
present equipment will do in much the same manner except that it will do
it much more efficiently. For example, all calculations on the payroll
will not have to be done first by hand and then rerun on the machine. This
� machine will calculate the payroll and also the deductions as the payroll
is being run.
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This would mean charging 65% to the General Fund, 25% to the Liquor
Fund, and lOX to the Public Utility Fund.
, On the attached pages will be found samples of quotations on rent and
lease purchases which we have received.
' N(y recommendation, however, is that at this time the City enter into
a rental agreement with NCk for a 400-200-80-20N-0 machine.
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. NEW CONTRAGT ❑ REPLACES � �� ❑ CHANGE OF IOCATION Of EDUIPMENT �
� CONTRACT DATEO___r FORMER�Y SHOWN ON NCR REF. NO.
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� FULL SERVICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL CONTRACT
E NATIONACCASH REGISTFR COMPANY, HEREINAFTER CALLED "NCR" HEREBY AGREES � � � . � . � � .` .
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CU$TOMER (.+lt OP FZ'1C112 ' � � .-.. CONTRACT
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FOR USE AT
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EREINAFTER fAILED °LESSEE;' AND LESSEE AGREES TO REN7 FROM NCR FOR A �� � � �
�RM OF � 1 YEAR�S� THE EQUIPMENT IMMEOIATELY HEREIN BEIOW DESCRIBED UPON ; �: _ , At Tim� of Signing En�e� Only ll �
Purchase Oplian Deposif Collecled
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EVERSE HEREOF:
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SERIAC NO. � MONTFILYI FENTAL SERVICE CHARGE
�PAR. Vj
525.00
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�� �CEPT AS HEREINAFTER SPECIFICALIY STATED TO THE GONTRARY THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WNICH EXTEND 6EYOND THE �ESCRIPTION SET FORTH AEOVE.
E EQUIPMENT IS WARRANTEO TO CONFORM i0 SUCH OESCRIP710N. SUCH WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE Oi All OTHE&5 WHETHER TNEY BE OF MERCHANT-
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June 10, 1969
Mr. Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
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The following information should clarify the speci£ications of
the NCR 400 Mode1 which we have recommended for your use:
NCR MODEL 400-200-80-20N-0 SPECIFICATIONS
- 60 Words of Electronic Memory (Ability to expand to 200
Words on Customer site).
- External programming through program bar and Mylar program
tape.
� - Magnetic Ledger Card with 20-word storage capacity. (260
digit capacity.)
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- Automatic Electronic line find on Magnetic Ledger Card.
- Electronic Add command standard feature.
- Electronic Subtract command standard feature.
- Electronic Multiply command standard feature.
- Electronic Divide command standard £eature.
- Full vocabulary of 36 Electronic program commands.
- All Electronic functions and program steps performed without
console cycle. Console cycies only on keyboard entry and
print commands.
- Reverse entry key for error correction.
' SUlAFFICE� 113 NINTH AVE., N.
ST. CLOUO, MINN. 56301
Phone BL I.iM3
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- 26" Carriage with Split Platen.
- Carriage driven by fluid drive mechanism.
- Full, flexible amount keyboard. 13 digit capacity.
- 72 character electric typewriter. (Universal typewriter with
individual type sectors for each character, upper and lower
case.)
- Complete Dollar Protection ($) for check protection.
- Complete computer signal and status lights to monitor system.
- Automatic dating mechanism.
- Abil.ity to add punch card reading.
- Ability to add tape or card punching.
- Ability to add Alpha Memory on Magnetic Ledger Card.
- Complete programming and training provided by equipment
manufacturer (NCR).
- System complete with stand, cover, and cord.
Please contact me if we can be of any further assistance.
Sincerely,
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Account Manager
Commercial-Financial Systems
DMS/kk
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' For th use of the equipmenT, The undersigned essee agrees to pay Lessor rent of � per month
(plus applicable taxes) payable monfhly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually, in advance, (excepf fhat billing and pay-
ment shall not be for less than $25.00 per invoice) far a minimum period of �^�- yearts), eommencing
' on The day after ihe date of delivery (or, if eurrently in Lessee's possession under a prior I ase, then commencing
with the later of The expiretion of the minimum period thereunder or the expiration of the existing rental month
Thereunder). This lease will automatically continue afier the minimum period on a month-fo-monih basis unTil Ter-
, mirtafed as to any or all machines by at least 3 months' wriften nofice by either party, such termination to be made
effeeTive aT the end of the minimum period or at the end of a monthly rental period thereafter. As an alternative
to such monTh-To-monih use Lessee may, by execution of a lease extension rider, extend the minimum period far
additiona� one or more years.
' ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS LEASE AGREEMENT
ARE CONTINUED ON THE REVERSE SIDE HEREOF.
� PURCHASE OPTION SIGNED AND ATTACHED.
1 PURCHASE OPTION NOT DESIRED OR N07 APPLICABLE.
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. MARKETING
April 8, 1969
Mr. Marvin C. Brunsell
Finance Director
City of Fridley
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Brunsell:
Reph/ M BRANCH QFF�CE �
2109 NICOILEf AVE
MWNEAPOLIS, MlNN. 55404 - 339-7891
As an addendum �o our proposal submitted last week, we would
like to submit the following additional information for your
consideration.
Our discussions and analysis indicate that the time spent com-
pleting the billing portion of your accounting work is substan-
tial and should be considered when changing systems. Also the
age and condition of your present F1500 Alpha-Numeric Type-
writer accounting machine, which handles the general accounting
portion of your work, is such that it should be replaced at
this time.
Therefore it is our recommendation that you continue your Uill-
ing operation as present since you are getting maximum effic-
iency out of the system, and replace the F1500 in one of the
two ways which are outlined below.
One �1� E4000 Electronic Accounting
machine, secondhand
Less Trade-In
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The lease rate would be -
One �1� E4000 �Jith automatic reader
Less Trade-In
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The lease rate would be -
$27,000.00
_1,500.00
$25,500.00
548.00
�29�000.00
1,500.00
�27,500.00
591.00
Updating your equipment �aith the E4000 you would recognize all
the benefits of your general accounting applications as out-
lined in the previous letter. It woul,d enable you to get the
budget reports you seek in a highly automatic operation espec-
ially with tb.e automatic reader. in operation,
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office ct the county so�a of commis�onera
COLJRT HOUSE --- 421-4760 -�- ANOKA, MINNE50TA 55303
May 29, 1969
Mr. Homer Ankrum
City Manager
City of Fridley
Frldley, Minn.
Dear Homer:
Enclosed please find a copy of the Transportation and Land
Use Committee report of May 23, 1969.
The county board acted favorably on the co�ittee's recommenda[ions
and the study will be undertaken by our Highway Department in the
next few weeks.
BES/nl
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cc: Nasim Quershi
City Engineer
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Sernard E. S[effen
County Administrator
"Fattett G�owing County in Mrnnerota"
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Re: t9eeting Held May 23, 1969.
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Attending: Jake Lundheim, Bud Redepenning, Committee chairman 8arvey Peterson,
Fridley City Engineer. and H. Steffen.
The purpose of the meeting was to consider the request received from the Fridley
school district which asked that a semaphore signal ba install�d ara the eacaaa�'tY
of 61st Avenue and £ast River Road.
The County and the City Engineering staffs agreed that signals should be in-
stalled in this area in accordance with the following general long-range plans
covering the area of Mississippi Street from the 694 interchange to Rice Creek:
There is preliminary agreement that signals should occur in the future at the
Georgetown Apartment entrance, at the junction of South River Edge Way and
£ast River Road, and at Mississippi and East River Road.
It is the recomnendation of the committee that a preliminary design study be
undertaken utilizing consultants to plan the upgrading of East River �2oad
between Rice Creek and the intersection of 694 and that this design should
include a commitment on the part of the City of Fridiey to undertake work on
adjacent roadways concurrent with the upgrading of East River Road to effect
the following:
'' 1) Connections to the school property between Lots 25 and 26 adjacent
to South River Edge Way and connecting to the Georgetown Apartments
area to provide adequate access for the school property.
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River Edge Way canterline to provide a four-way intersection at the
proposed signal.
3) Construction of a road paralle2 to East River Road connecting Mississippi
Street to South River Edge Way extensioa.
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4) Construction of an internal service area from the Georgetown Apartment
entrance to the school property and to businesses on the East side of
East River Road flowing to the Georgetown Apartment entrance signal.
5) Completion of additional internal roads between the East River Road
� and the Mississippi River to provide internal circulation between
South River Edge Way and Mississippi Street extention.
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of this section of East River Road should include consideration of possible
inclusion of this type of project in the "TOPICS" assistance program.,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT S
IIOSD NO. LILAC OFIVi
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 55422
June 9, 1969
City of Fridley
6y31 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Mi.ruiesota 55421
Atten: Mr. A�er R. Anlaum
City Manager
In rep�y refer to: 315
C.S. 0205
T.H. 47 Vicinity of 60th
Proposed Accesa Consideration
Gentlemen:
14te purpose of this letter is to iormal],y reply to your letter of May 16, 1969
relative to the subject access. In conformazice with our conversation of M�y 21,
1969, the basic proposal which you have submitted is acceptable to the State,
providing that particular reca�endations are Pollowed. Because o£ the fact
that no direct accrual of benefits to tr�uik higliway users results Pro� the
proposed scheme all costs involved woul,d have to be borne by the City of
Fridley. Reco�endations are as follows:
1. Of the two plans suhmitied showing the proposed traffic routings, both
contain geometrics as effect T.H. y7 in a si.milar manner. Therefore,
no preYerence will be indicated.
2• Preliminaxy and final plans showing all details including geometrics,
drainage, gradi.ents and cross�ections must be sutmitted £or £inal apprwal.
3. The turn lane, slip ramp and other associated wurk will be designed and
constructed at no cost to the State.
4. No reaponsibility for maintenance wiLl be ass�ed by the State.
5• When final geo�etrics have been determined, a formal request for change
in access must be submitted to Mr. D. Manley, IJistrict Right of W�y Eh�need,
at our above address.
6, It will be necessary to fill out the two attached forms: one - an appli-
cation for Flrtrance Permit; two - pexmit for Placing of Obstruction on
trimk tli.ghwa�ps .
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June 9, 1969
�. A bond will be required in the amoimt to be determined by the Area Mainten-
ance Ehgineer
If aitLy questions arise, please do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
Charles E. Burrill
Diatrict �g�neer
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J. A. Murchie
R. H. Sullivan
H. E. McCarthy
D. P. Manley
D. T. Ihmshee
R. A. Elasl�
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COMSTOCK & DAVIS, IN�.
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
May 28, 1969
Mr. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue W.�.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
Re: .+lounds View - Blaine Water
Interconnections - Proj. 1968-3
t+a5im:
Enclosed for your iafozmation is ti�e proposed wacerma:n tu[e�cvuuec[iott
between Fridley and !�!ounds View at 73zd and Stinson Blvd.
The V111aga of Niounds View lias an intercor.nectiou in place with tne City
of �laine 8t Sprinf; Laice Road and Coun[y Road J wuich you may examine should
you wiah to do so.
This layout is uore or less as you suggested July 26, 1968, and moves [he
connection North of the new 73rd Avenue v.L, streeC job.
If final Council approval is necessary for [his, I wish vou would begin the
necessaty machinations.
Please call me if you have any ••iuestions.
RM/mg
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Councilman Liebl asked to see the old plan and to have the al-
terations explained. Mr. PhiliQ Hirsch d1d so and explained that
it was not feasible to change the wings fran one place to another,
so this is the reason for thF setback changes.
1'he City Sngineer said that we have easements in the
however, it was pointed out to him that they need not
at this time as they have no bearing on th � z�:quest.
south portion,
be considered
Mrs. Y��*acw, 6654 8ast River Road, was pre�ent and requeeted that a
3' baras be placed in the area betweea h2r property and the driveway
with the plantings on top of this. Mr. Hirsch said they would b�_
willing to do this, as they had already offered to do so. Mr. Plum
asked ha�r they would be assured of gettinq this and Councilman
Aaxris said that it would be made a part of the buildi;ig perzait
requirements..
Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Schroer if he is ready to ctart building
if this rezoning request gces through. Mr. Schroer replied that
hia plans were being snade naw. Mr. Plur.� asked how the intersection
plans will affect the area. Councilman Harris said that thia will
not in any way land-lock the area and will not affect it.
BftI�T%ON by Councilman saieuelson to clo�e th� Pub1�.c Hearing on the
' t'�aation Requset �AV �G8-03, HisscEa Bros. Seconded by Counailman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de-
clared the motion carried unanimously.
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nonted by Hirsch Bros. and approve the =ezoning and vacat3on reque�t-.
Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a zoll eall vote, Kirkhaca,
Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Stirish�:+ra
�eclazed the motion carried unaniraously.
Coulncilman Lieb1 aaid he would like to say "Thank 1'ou" to Mr.
Hirsch for hia attitude toward, and consideration for these people,
and his cooperation with the Council.
►lOTION by Councilman Liebl to bring back the required Ordinances
at tho next regular �eeting. Motion seconded and upon a voice vote,
� v-'��� a1Z voting aye, Mayo;c Kirkham declared the motian carried unanimously.
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� DISCUSSZQN OF PROPOSr�D WxTER S4'ST^at3 INT�iRCONNECTION WITH MUUND$ VIEY�:
, j Mayor Kirkham expresaed
Iviewed this and found it
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THIS AGREEMENT entered into this day of
1969, by and between the CITY OF FRIDLEY, a municipal corporation,
party of the first part, and the VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW, a
municipal corporation, party of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the above municipalities have and maintain municipal
water systems; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Mounds View may wish to be served
with water from time to time by the City of Fridley; and
WHEREAS, the City of Fridley may wish to be served with water
from time to time by the Village of Mounds View,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
1. The Village of Mounds View shall construct an inter-
connecting link between the two systems at the intersection
of Stinson Boulevard (Pleasant View Drive) and 73rd Avenue
(County Road H-2) in accordance with the plans attached
hereto.
2. The City of Fridley shall pay to the Village of Mounds
View an amount equal to one-half (1/Z) of the total
actual cost of constructing the interconnecting link.
Said total cost to be estimated to be Four Thousand
Eight Hundred and No/100 ($4,800.00) Dollars.
3. This interconnection will be basically used by the
, communities as an additional source of water to fight any
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other than for fire needs by one community then formal
permission should be obtained from the other community for
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($.20) per one thousand (1,000) gallons of water furnished
to the other.
5. Payments for water furnished shall be due thirty (30)
days from the date of billing.
6. This agreement shall be in force and effect until and
unless either party shall serve written notice upon the
other of intention to terminate this agreement. This
agreement shall be terminated only following one (1)
year's notice, in writing, served upon one municipality
by the other.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement
to be executed the day and year first above written.
IN THE PRESENCE OF: CITY OF FRIDLEY
' IN THE PRESENCE OF:
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�V 1:R R=?'!t! � ( Und« Pubtic Lew A7�, 81st Congress, aa amended)
Y�WM[b/�CCY n�[ �wcsmaht
�, APPL[CANT (Stst� A�encr. Covnt�. Cit�, Ini{�tion Di�hiet, ete.) 7. DL4A47CR DECLARATION OATE
- City of Fridley 4/18/69
�, sTAT[ �, COUL/TY �, Q(SPlCTION DATf
Minnesota Anoka 5/27/69
�. 1�ORK CATtGORY (SEfi DEPIYITIONS) 7. wAP OR PHOTO REFERENC6 NO.
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!. LOCATION AND OC7CR[PT10M Of DAMAGED MC[I.I'Llt! Riverview Terrace � "«°�^�
from 79th to Kimball and on Broad Street from ��•>ERCSfi7'AGE UF NORK
G1enCOe to Hugo eowv�er�� TO DATE
{t.DtSCRIVTIONO/DAYAGC i e was built under PL 99 and the dike was built �
atop Riverview Terrace. Hauling�in of dike material damaged bit. surf.
of Broad Street. :
12.lROYOSED6YERGQNCY4'ORY Remove dike material from Riverview Terrace to
restore traffic facility (only access for property owners facing it)
Replace gravel base. On Broad Street patch holes.
QVAM![Y I ON1T
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l7. SUYlfARY Of E]TIMATE
WTBRIAL AFD/OR DLSCR[PTION
cy Remove dike material
ton ' C1. 5,gravel base inplace
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ton Bituminous plant mix material
inplace for patching
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10.00 � 400.0�
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4. INP4IGIBLE (Signaturo a Reeney N+me)
6r]..sttc:ece ❑�E=o�,;,, s�v���•�r> Otto W. Dahl Bureau Of Pub1iC Rd
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e. lTATE �NSPECTOR (Signa�vr�j d. AGENCY OR OFFICE
•.YLS �e.ro Keith Englesby Minn. Highway Dept.
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�' . ZermOEP t6/ �NSTRVCTIONS /O� Q61MPL6'�"INC T�(�� ►pRA� �jRG CONTAI{:�C �N t��1HARSiS:K
I�lw•ry t969 �QR ►�DERAL AGENCY INSPECTORS, OEP CIRCVLAR 1000.6
A. DATE
5/27/69
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MAY 27, 1969
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FL90D DISASTER SURVEY TEAM
FOR CATEGORY "F" - UTILITIES (SANITARY SEWER ONLY)
SURVEY MADE ON
JUNE 3, 1969
3:30 P.M.
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Il.�. OE�MiMFNT OF TN6 INT[RI011
I�DdIL WdT6N IOLIUTIGN COMT11pL AOY.
CLARENCE C. OSTER
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YINN(��0�1{ �110GMY OFi1C[
U.i. NAVqL qIR STpTION MMN[/J045, MIHN. 5E�E0
PHONe: AC 812 721-6843
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Bob Aldrich
Marvin Brunsell
Homer R. Ankrum
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5T. PAUL DISTRICT. CORPS OF ENGINEER$ .
1210 U. S. r05T OFFICE Q CUSTOM HOUfE
ST. PAUL. MiNNE60TA 53101
IN REPLY REFER TO
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Honorable Jack 0. Kirkham
' Mqyor of Fridley
6431 University Avenue NE
FridJ.ey, Minnesota 55k21
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Dear Mayor Kirkham:
5 June 1969
This is in response to your letter of 30 April 1969 inclosing a resolution
requeating this ofPice to consider improving the temporary levee, con-
structed under Public I,aw 99, to provide permanent flood protection for the
Riverview Heights area of the city of Fridley.
' MI'• Homer Ankrum, City [dsnager of Fri3ley, and Ns. t7asim �1. Qureshi, City
Engineer of Fridley, attended a meeting in this oPfice on ik t�lay 19F,g, At
that meeting it was ccr.cluded that nc action could be taken oa the request
of the city of Fridley until a deci;ion has been reached by higher authorit�r
� on tne policy to be followed co a.odif; or apgrade local protection pro;;e^t�
constructed under Pablic :,aw 9> authority.
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Sincerely yours,
,/��G � G� . ��'�
��'�'i : W. REES
i`PC, �orps of �ngineers
Acting ,�istrict En�ineer
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City Manager $ City Council
Street Lighting Program for 1969 (2nd Phase)
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, There are 30 lights on budget for the year of 1969. We have already
ordered 19 lights and this leaves 11 lights still to be installed for
1969. We are suggesting 9 additional lights to comply with the re-
' quests and needs of the people of Fridley. This leaves us with 2
remaining lights to keeg within budget.
, LOCATION OF PROPOSED LIGHT
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West Moore Lake Dr.-South of Marigold Terr
,Regis Ln. Between Regis Dr. $ Fillmore
,Int. of 6th St. $ 694 Outerdrive N. of 694
'Int. of 7th St. $ 694 Outerdrive N. of 694
Elm St. Fi 77th Avenue
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52nd Ave, fi Taylor St.
�Matterhorn Dr. N. of Hwy. N695 $ Hillwind Rd.
'lJniversity E. Service Rd
University E. Service Rd
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$ S. Entrance
REMARKS
Winding road - developed
Winding.road - school entrance
Curve - developed $ heavily
travelled
Straight area - developed $ hea
ily travelled
Partially developed - local
traffic
"T" Inter - Partially developed
local traffic
"T" Inter.- Partially developed
"T" Inter. with service road
"T" Inter.-No other lights near
�=f� til _ C��,��.
NA� M M. QURESHI, P.E.
City Engineer-Director of Planning
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Marvin Brunsell
Nasim Qureahi
1�4M0 DATE: dUne 6, 1969
I+�IO NDMBIIt: Miec. #69-21
RE: Cost o£ Acquieition of Easemente from Don Harstad's
Don Haretad hae a feeling that he is willing to give all theee eaeementa
and dedicatione, on his property, at no coat to the City of Fridley, except he
£eels that the Westerly 115 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision #89, which
he owne, cannot be built on and he doea not want to have any water, sewer and
storm aewer sasesaments against thia property. Ae you euggeated, that it might
be a better arraxigement to pay him the balaace of the aesesement on thie lot,
slong with pending asaessment, instead of tryi.ng to enter into an a�eement
for aot assessing him for these improvementa abutting this lot, because it is
di£ficult to keep track of these thinge in the Yuture.
Your recorde show there ase =2,115.03 balance asaesemente on thie lot a£ter
�969 'taxes are pe.id �.nd there are ;419.2¢ of pending atorm aewer esseaementa on
thie lot which makea the total asaesamente in the amount of f2,534•27� $o it
seeme to keep the books clean, the City would ha.ve to pay this amount for
getting the eaeementa £rom Don Harstad.
Copies o£ all the exiating and pending assesaments etatements are attached
herewith for your reference.
CC: Darrel Clark
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R.F50LIITION ORDERING IMPROVFMENTS, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING
ADVIItTISII+�NT FOR BIDS: SANIT9RY SEWER PROJECT N0. 91
WIIEREAS, pursuant to a Resolution #63-1969 of the City Council adopted
on April 21, i969, Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, Conaulting Engineera, has
prepexed plans and epecifications for aome of the improvements proposed by
Reeolution #37-1969 and has presented such plana and specificationa to the
Council for approval:
NOW, THEREE'ORE, BE IT RESOLVID, by the Council o£ the City o£ Fridley,
Minneaota, as follows:
1. That the following improvements heretofore proposed by the
- Council Resolution #37-�969 are hereby ordered to be ef£ected
and completed se aoon as reasonably poseible to-wit:
Sanitary eewer and appurtenances to serve the area described
as followe:
All that pe.rt of Outlots 1, 2, 3: Block 1, Moore Lake Highlanda
4th Addition not now aerved and that part of Herwal 2nd Addition
not now served.
That the work involved in such improvement as listed ebove ahall
hereafter be designated as WATER PROJECT N0. 91.
2. Such plans and specificatione, a copy of which is attached hereto
and made a part hereof, are hereby approved.
3. The work to be per£ormed under WATIIt PROJECT N0. 91 ahall be
performed under one contraet.
The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cauae to be inserted
in the official newapaper advertieemente £or bids upon the making of such
improvements under auch approved plans and specifications.. The advertiaement
ehall be publiahed for one week (at least 10 days), and ahall specify the
work to be done and will state that bida will be opened and co.naidered at
11:30 A,M. , on the day of July, 1969 in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bide will be coneidered unleas aealed
and filed with the City Clerk, and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond,
or certified check payable to the City for five per cent (5°�� o£ the amount
of euch a bid. That the advertisement for bida for WATER PROJECT N0. 91 ahall
be eubatantially in form as that noted in �xhibit "B" attached hereto for
reference and made a part hereof. �
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A xESOLUTION RECENING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLI23G A YUBLIC
AEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRiJCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS
S�ET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1
IiHEREAS� the construction of certain improvements is deemed to be in
the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected there-
by.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
lws :
1. That the preliminary report aubmitted by Nasim M. Qureshi. Citv
Engineer, City of Fridley is hereby received and accepted.
2. That this Council will meet on the 14th day of Julv ,
1969 at 8:00 o'clock P,M. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley
ior the purpoae of holding a Public Hearing on the improvesnent noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference,
Sxhibit "A".
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each,
, of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas aa noted
in said notice: All of the same to be asaessed proportionately
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such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official
newapaper of the City of Frfdley according to law, such notice to be
substantially in the foxm and substance of the notice attached here-
' to as Exhibit "A".
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 1C!
AAY OF , 1969.
ATTEST:
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CI1Y OF FRIDLEY.
(EXHIBIT A)
NOTICE OF HF.ARING ON IMPRO�NTS
. 8T. 1970-1
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minneaota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hareinafter desczibed be made.
NOW, Tf�REFORE, i�(?TLCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 14th dap of
July, 1969 , at 8:00 o'clock P,M,, the City Council will meet at the
City Hall in said City, and will at said Cime, and place, hea= s21
partiea interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
The general nature of the improvemente is the conatxuction (in the
lande and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
Street improvement including grading, etabilized baae, hot mix bituminous
mat, concrete cuzb and gutter, vater, sanitary eewer lines and services,
incidental drainage and other facilities located aa followa:
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Locke Lake Road:
69th Way:
70th Way:
Hickory Street:
Hickory Drive:
Hickory Circle:
Hickory Place:
Hartman Circle:
61st Way:
Alley bet. 61st Way
and 61'� Way:
61� Way:
63rd Way:
63'� Way:
Alley on West Side
of Railroad Tracks:
61at Avenue:
Sylvan Lane:
Starlite Boulevard:
73� Avenue:
East River Road to Hickoxy Street
East River Road to Hickory Street
8ast River Road to Hickory Drive
Locke Lake Road to 69th Way
69th Way to 70th Way
Hickory Drive to cul de sac
Hickory Drive to 70th Way
Including the straight and curved road
East River Road to alley on the East
East RiveY Road to alley on the East
East River Road to alley on the East
East River Road to alley on the East
East River Road to alley on the East
61at Way to 64th Way
Starlite Boulevard to Main Street
Starlite Boulevard to Jupiter Drive
61st Avenue to Sylvan Lane
Highway #b5 to Centxal Avenue
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Onondaga Street:
Bacon Drive:
I.akeside Road:
61et Avenue:
McKinley Street:
Praposed Roadway:
T.H. #65 East Ser-
vice Rosd:
T.H. �65 East Ser-
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Bacon Drive to.Lakeaide Road
Onondaga Street to 75th Avenue
75th Avenue to Osborne Road
McKinley Street to Stinaon Boulevard
Cul de sac to North to 61st Avenue
Riverview Terrace Co cul de sac to East
73'� Avenue to Fireside t}rive
Railroad Tracks to 72nd Avenue
SSTII�fATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .
THAT THE ARSA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID II�ROVEt�NT
IS AS FOLLOWS:
ForConatructionItemabove------------------- -----
All of the laad abutting upon said atreeta named above and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto,
All of said land to be aeaeased proportionately according to the benefita
received by euch impzovemeats,
That the Couneil proposes to proceed with each of eaid improvements as
separate imprwements, except as hereafter othexwiae provided by Council
all under the following authority,.to-wit; Mianeso[a Laws 1953, Chapter 398
and law amendaitory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter.
DATSD THIS '`D AAY OF , 1969 ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
Attest:
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, Publiah: June 25, 1969
July 2, 1969
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RE30LUTION ORDERING IMPROVEt�II:NT AND FINAL PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF:
STREEP IMPROVIIdENT PRO,TECT No. 1969-3 (ADDENDUM No.1)
Wf�&FAS, Besolution No. 80-1969 adopted the 19th day o£ May, i969
' by the City Council, set the date for hearing on the proposed improvements, as speci-
fically noted ia the Notice of Aearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A",
and
, iil�REA.S� all of the property owners whose property is liable to be aseessed
v3th the making of these improvements (as noted in said Notice) were given ten (10)
daqe notice by mail and publiahed notice of the Council Hearing thxough two (2) weekly
' publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners
heerd thereoa at the hearing, aa noted in said notice.
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Cout►ty� Minneaota, as followa:
1. That the following improvements propoeed by Council Resolution
No, e0-t969 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as
eoon ae r?asonably poasi�le, !.o-wit:
, Street improvementa including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix
bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, sanitary eewer
linee and aervices, incidental drainage and other facilities
located as follows: .
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5th Street: From 54th to Interstate 694 outerdrive.
Streets in Adama Street Addition:
, Waehington Street: 57th Avenue to `�th Avenue
Jefferson Street: Sith Avenue to 58th Avenue (No Curbs)
Street on South side o£ plat: ']th Street to Te£ferson. (No Curbs)
' 2. That aork to be performed under this project may be performed under one
or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids.
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3. That the City En�ineer, Naeim M. Qureahi, and the City's Consulting
EYigineers are hereby designated as the Engineers for this improve-
ment. shall prepare final plans and specifications for the making
of such imprwement.
ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �_ Ik1Y OF
, 1968.
' CITY CI.ERIC - Matvin C. Bsunsnli
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION N0. �_
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS
AND ADDING PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS ONTO THE
EXISTING STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-1 F�
ST. 1969-2 (CHANGE ORDER IF1)
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 36-1969, adopted the 3rd day of March,
1969 by the City Council, set the date for hearing on the proposed
improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached
hereto for reference as Exhibit "A", and
WHEREAS, all of the property owners whose property is liable
to be assessed with the making of these improvements (as noted in
said Notice) were given ten (10) days notice by mail and published
notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) weekly publications of
the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners
heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has an existing contract for
Street.Improvement Project St. 1969-1 f, St. 1969-2, with Arcon
Construction Company, Incorporated, which provides that the City can
attach additional work up to 25� of the original contract price,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of
Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows:
That the following improvements proposed by Council
Resolution No. 36-1969 are hereby ordered to be effected
and completed as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit:
The improvements as noted under the Construction Item
in the Notice of Hearing (in Exhibit "A") for the
following streets:
Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized
' base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter,
water, and sanitary sewer services, drainage and other
facilities, located as follows:
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Spring Brook Place: 79th
79th Avenue: $road Ave.
T.H. #47 West Service Dr
North (North boundary
Estates - Plat kl)
River Road to 800 feet West
to Longfellow Street
to East River Road
ive: Osborne Road to 350 ft.
line of proposed East Ranch
2. The plans and specifications prepared by the City Engineer,
Nasim M. Qureshi and the City's consulting engineers for
such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council
resolution, M62�1969, heretofore adopted, a copy of which
plans and specifications are hereto attached and made a
part hereo£, are hereby approved.and shall be filed with
the City Clerk. '
That the work involved in said improvements as listed above
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STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-1 and ST. 1969-2
BY CHANGE ORDER iil
4. The Change Order #1, Street Improvement Project St. 1969-1
� St. 1969-2, as submitted by the City Engineer is hereby
approved.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY,
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CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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Mora, Minn.
RE: CHANGE ORDER N0. 1- STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1969-1 AND ST. 1969-2
Gentlemen:
You are hereby ordered, authorized and instructed to add to your
Contract for Street Improvement Project St. 1969-1 and St. 1969-2, the
following estimated quantities for a net total Additional Lump Sum Price of
1t�enty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Sixteen and Nineey-One One $ 25,516.91
(words) Hundredths Dollars (figures)
�� The above Lump Sum Rrice shall be adjusted by any additions to or
deletions from the approximate quantities by the Contract or agr.eed upon
unit prices noted, other incidental items shall be compensated for at Contract
amount bid prices.
These quantities noted hereafter basicelly cover the work resulted by
addition and deletion of the following streets:
STREETS ADDED:
Longfellow Stzeet:
Spring Brook Place:
79th Avenue:
T.H. 4�47 West Serv.
STREETS DELETED•
7Ch Street:
7th Street;
68th Avenue:
East River Road to 800 feet West
79th to Longfellow Street
Broad Ave. to East River Road
Drive: Osborne Rd. Eo 350 feet North
(No. boundary line of proposed East
Ranch Estates lst Addition)
Mississippi Street to 67th Avenue
67th Avenue to 68th Avenue
7th Street to R3ce Creek Terrace
The completion date of the Contract for Street Improvement
Project St. 1969-1 and St. 1969-2 including Change Order No. 1,
will be extended to September 30, 1969 instead of September 15,
1969.
St. 1969-1
St. 1969-1
St. 1969-i
St. 1969-1
St. 1969-2
St. 1969-1
St. 1969-1
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SPECIFICATION APPROXID4ATE
OR ITEM N0. QUANTITIES ITEM UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
6 Hydrant Relocation $ 400.00
250�.502
2506.506
2506.509
2506.511
2506.516
2506.521
2506.522
2503.504
2411.505
2511.503
2105.501
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1,848
(Horizontal) per Assem. $2,400.00
Valve Box Extension $ 26.75
per Unit $. 53.50
Rock for Pipe Found. $ 10.00
3/4 " rock per Cu.Yd. $ 50.00
12" R.C.P. Sewer Cl. $ 7.75
III W/G _ ` per Lin:Ft. $8,215.00
Construct M.H. Design $ 45.00
A_or F per Lin.Ft. $ 810.00
Construct C.B. Design $ 190.00
A or G per Struc. $ 190.00
Construct C.B. Spec. $ 102.00 $ 306.00
Design per Struc.
Reconstruct Manhole $ 50.00
per Vert.Ft.$ 350.00
Casting Assem. (700- $ 82.00
9 Cover 712) per Assem. $ 246.00
Install Casting $ 40.00
per Assem. $ 200.00
Adjust Frame and Ring $ 40.00
Casting per Assem. $ 160.00
12" Meta1 Pipe 14 Gage$ 8.25 $ 577.50
. per Lin.Ft.
Conc. Strizc. 12" $ 53.60
Surge Basin per Struc. $ 107.20
Grouted Riprap $ 40.00
per Cu.Yd. $ 80.00
Clearing � Grubbing $ 5.50
Trees per In.Dia. $1,650.00
Common Excavation $ .72
per Cu.Yd. $1,330.56
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SPECIFICATION APPROXIi�IATE
' OR ITEM N0. QUANTITIES
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2575.551
2575,501
2575.502
Z211.501
2207.503
2207.512
2207.512
2358.501
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Muck Excavation
Granular Borrow
Conc. Curb �, Gutter
Design B-618
Crushed Rock for
Driveways
2"-2331 Asphalt
Driveways
4" Concrete Walk
(15) 4�' Concrete Drive-
way Pavement
49 Top Soil
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3,040
(11,414)
2,960
(5,172)
(47)
Roadside 5eeding
Seed Mixture N6
Sawing of Existing
Concrete
Aggregate Mat.
(Class V)
Bit.Mat. for Mixture
(AC-1,85-300 Pen.)
Bit.Stab. Subgrade
4" Thick
Bif. Stab. Subgrade
6" Thick
Bit.Mat. for Prime
Coat
UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
$ .75 $ 150.00
per Cu.Yd.
$ 1.20
per Cia.Yd.
$ 2.37
per Lin.Ft. $1,893.63
$ 5.00
per Cu.Yd. $ 175.00
$ 3.00
per Sq.Yd. $ 345.00
$ .62
per Sq.Ft. $ 79.36
$ 5.03 �
per Sq. Yd.($ 75.45)
$ 2.00
per Cu.Yd. $ 98.00
$ 50.00
per Acre $ 60.00
$ .50
per Lb. $ 46.00
$ 1.50
per Lin.Ft.
In./Thick. $ 54.00
$ 2.10
per Ton $6,384.00
$ .14 .
per Gal. ($1,597.96)
$ .25
per Sq.Yd. $ 740.00
$ .26
per Sq.Yd. ($1,344.72)
$ .30
per Gal. � 14.10
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St. 1969-1 F� St. 1969-2
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SPECIFICATION APPROXIMATE
OR ITEM N0. QUANTITIES ITEM UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
2331:504 32.9 Bit.Mat, for Mixtuxe $ 28.00
2331.510
2356.505
2575.505
2531.507
2130.501
2341.504
2341.509
2357.502
3366.
3366.
3366.
3366.
3366.
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2,878
5,645
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(2,015)
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Binder Course Mixture $ 4.10 $2,496.90
per Ton
Bit.Mat. for Seal $ .18
Coat RC-80U per Gal. $ 518.04
Seal Coat Aggregate $ .0975
(FA-2) per Sq.Yd. $ 550.39
Salvaged Bituminous $ .30
Mixture per Sq.Yd. ($ 664.20)
Sodding $ .35
per Sq.Yd. ($ 705.25)
6" Concrete Drive- $ 6.03
way Pavement per Sq.Yd. ($ 60.30)
Water $ 4.00
per M/Gal. $ 60.00
Bit.Mat. for Mixture $ 28.00
per Ton ($ 459.20)
Wearing Course Mix. $ 4.45
W/Filler per Ton ($1,406.20)
Bit.Mat. for Tack $ .32
Coat per Gal. ($ 46.08)
F$ I 2" Type K $ 7.19
Copper per Lin.Ft. $ 107.85
F� I Corp. Valve $ 53.25
2" per Assem. $ 53.25
F£r I 2"x12" Saddle $ 24.44
per Assem. $ 24.44
F F, I 2" Curb Stop $ 66.13
per Assem. $ 66.13
F� I 2" Curb Box $ 25.18
per Assem. $ 25.18
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SPECIFICATION APPROXIMATE
OR ITEM N0. QUANTITIES
2503.502 211
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ITEM
21" R.C.P. CL III
W/Gas
Reinforced Concrete
Slab
UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
$ 10.94
per Assem.
$ T0.00
per Assem.
$2,308.34
$1,980.00
TOTAL LUMP SUM PRICE OF CHANGE ORDER N0. 1 .........:.........$25,516.9T
,I ' ' Submitted and approved by City Engineer Nasim M
this 16 day of June _, 1969.
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City Engineer
Approved and accepted this
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1969 by Arcon Construction Co., Incorporated.
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ARCON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
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Approved and accepted this day of
1969 by the City Council of Fridley, Minnesota.
By Jac 0. Kir ham MAYOR
By Homer R. Ankrum CITY MAA'AGER
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RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1468-1
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Fridley, Anoka, County, Minnesota as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost
of construction with respect to the following
named improvement to-wit:
STREET IhIPR�YEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-1
including all incidental expenses thereto is
estimated at $ .
2. The City Manager with the assistance of the City
Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper
amounts to be specially assessed for said
improvement against every assessable lot, piece
or parcel of land benefited by said improvement
according to law.
PASSED AND ADOPTE SY THE CITY COUNCI OF THE CITY OF
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RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-2
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Fridley, Anoka, County, Minnesota as follows:
It is hereby determined that the assessable cost
of construction with respect to the following
named improvement to-wit:
STREET IMPROVEF�NT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-2
including all incidental expenses thereto is
estimated at $ .
2. The City Manager with the assistance of the City
Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper
amounts to be specially assessed for said
improvement against every assessable lot, piece
or parcel of land benefited by said improvement
according to law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED B�Y TI1E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF '_�� 1969.
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ATTEST:
CI7�YCLERK - "tarvin C. Eirunsell
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A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESShENT ROLL FOR STREET Ih� ROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-1
WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the Council on
, the City Clerk was directed to prepare a
propose�assessment of the cost of street improvements,
concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer system, sanitary and
water services, and other facilities.
WHEREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that such
proposed assessment roll has been completed and filed in
his office for public inspection.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY, M1NNE50TA, AS FOLLOWS:
1. The City Council shall meet at the City Hall
in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
on the 14th day of July, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. to
pass upon the proposed assessment for Street
Improvement Project No. ST. 1968-1.
2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the
time and place of ineeting in the officiai
newspaper of the City, at least two (2) weeks
prior to such meeting.
PASSED AND ADOP7ED BY 7HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C17Y OF
FRIDLEY THIS 1� DAY OF '/.. , 1969.
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RESOLU7ION NO
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A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION Of HEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL FOT STREET IMPROVEI�NT PROJECT N0. ST. 1968-2
WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the Council on
, the City Clerk was directed to prepare a
propose assessment of the cost of street improvements,
cancrete curb and gutter, storm sewer system, sanitary and
water services, and other facilities.
WHEREAS, the Clerk has notified the Council that such
proposed assessment roll has been completed and filed in
his office for public inspection.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COI,�VTY, MINNE507p, AS FOLLUWS:
1. The City Council shall meet at the City Hall
in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
on the 14th day of July, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. to
pass upon the proposed assessment for Street
Improvement Praject No. ST. 1968-2.
2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the
time and place of ineeting in the official
newspaper of the City, at least two (2) weeks,
pripr to such meeting.
PASSED AND ADOPTED,BY THE CITY COUIyCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS _��l DAY OF �. 1969.
ATTEST:
C - arvtn . runse
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t A RESQLUTI�N C�RRECTI�6 RESOLUTION N�. 83-19� AUTHORIZING AN� �IRECTING THE
SPLITTING OF-SPECSAL ASSESSMc'NTS QN PARCEL 900, PART OF LOTS 21 ANO 22,
BLOCK l, OSTMAM S 3RD ADDITION (Lateral charges placed on wrong parcel)
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land and said land has subsequentty been subdivided,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED as follows:
' That the asses5ments tevied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Parcel 900, Part of Lots 21 and 22, Block 1, Ostman's 3rd Addition, may and
shall be apportioned and divided es follows:
' Original Parcel F�nd Qrigi�al Amount
Parcel 900, Part of Lots 21 and Regular S& W(Water $ 1,069.70
� 22, Block 1, Ostman's 3rd Add�n � Sewer Mains �
Laterals Fr Street)
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Parcel 900, Part of Lot 21,
Block 1, Ostman's 3rd Add�n
Fund
Regular S & W (Water
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Street)
Original Amount
$ 141.09
Parcel 920, Part of LoYs 21 and Regular S 6 W(Water 928.61
22, Block 1, Ostman�s 3rd Add'n � Sewer Mains b
Laterals & Street)
1,0 9.70
ADOPTEO BY THE CITY CW NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
, 1969.
ATTEST:
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 16, BLOCK 3, FROM LOT 14 AND LOT 15, BLOCY. 3,
AISD COMBINING LOT 16, BLOCK 3 WITH LOT 8, BLOCK 2, ALL IN ADAM'S
STREET ADDITION
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been Ievied atith respect
to certain land and said land has subsequently bean subdived and
combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
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That the assessments levied against the following described parcel,
to-wit: Lots 14,15, & 16, Block 3, and Lot 8, Block 2, Adam's
StreeL Addition, may and shall be apportioned and divided and
combined as follows:-
Oriainal Parcels Fund OricrinaL-Amount .._
Lot 14, Z5, & 16, Block 3, Regular S.A. (sewer
Adam's Street Addition. & water Mains)
5W#bl (sewer lateral)
1965-2 Street
SS#5-A (Storm Sewer)
Lot 8, Block 2,
Adam's Street Addition.
Divisiott of Parcel ApAroved
Lots 14 & 15, Slock 3,
Adam's Street Addition
Regular S.A. (Sewer
& Water Mains)
1962-4 Street
SW#61 (Sewer Lateral)
1965-2 Street
SS#5-A (Storm Sewer)
Fund
$ 147.03
988.76
751.20
409.59
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
$ 2,29�.58
Oriqinal Amount
Regular S.A. (Sewer
& Water Mains} $ 98.02
S4J,$61 (Searer Lateral} 773.96
St. 1965-2 500.80
SS#5-A (Storm Sewer) 273.06
Lot 8, Block 2, & Lot 16, Regular S.?1, (Sewer
Block 3, Adam's Street Addn. & Water MainsJ
SW#61 (Sewer Lateral)
St. 1965-2 `
SS#5-A (Storm Sewer)
49.01
214.80
250 .40
136_53
$ 2,296.58
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Assessments on Lot 16, Block 3, From Lot 14 and Lot 15, Block 3,
and Gombininy Lot 16, Block 3 with Lot 8, Slock 2, All in
Adam's Street Addition
ADOPTED BY THE CITY'COUNCIL QF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
. 1969.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
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Jack O. Kirkha�
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RESOLUTION N0. - 1969 � �
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECTAL ASSESSMENTS ON
L�TS 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 AND 12, BLOCK 8, CITY UIEW ADDI7ION.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and canbined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, Block 8, City View Addition, may and shall be
apportioned and divided and combined as follows:
Original Parcels Fund Original Amount
Lot 7, Block 8 Regular S& W Fund $ 331.06
City View Addition 1965 W& Sz Service 296.24
1965-2 Street 200.40
SS-5C 150.08
Lot 8, Block 8 Regular S& W Fund $ 331.06
City View Addition 1965-2 Street 100.20
SS-5C 150.08
Lot 9, Block 8 Regular S& W Fund $ 494.52
City View Addition SS-5C 150.08
Lots 10 & 11, Block 8 Regular S& W Fund Paid
City View Addition SS-5C 300.16
Lot 12, Block 8 Regular S& W Fund $ 331.11
City View Addition SS-5C 150.08
Division of Parcels Approved
Lots 7, 8, 9, l0, 11 & 12,
Block 8, City View Addition
Total $ 2,985.07
Fund Original Amount
Regular S& W Fund $ 1,487.75
1965 W& S�-z Service 296.24
1965-2 Street 300.60
SS-5C 900.48
Total $ 2,985.07
ADOPTED BY THE CITV COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
, 1969.
ATTEST:
' CITY CLERK Marv n :`Br'unsel
DAY OF
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION NO:� - 1969 ���
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIREGTING THE SPLITTTN6 OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LUTS 12 & 13, BLOCK 8, CITY VIEW ADDITION. .
WNEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 12 & 13, Block 8, City View Addition, may and shall be apportioned and
divided and combined as follows:
Original Parcels Fund Original Amount
Lots 12 & 13> Block 8 Regular S& W Fund $ 662.22
City View Addition SS #5C 300.16
Division of Parcels Approved
Lat 12, Block 8,
City View Addition
Lot 13, Black 8
City View Addition
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Total
Fund
Regular S & W Fund
SS �5C
Regular S & W Fund
Total
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
. 1969.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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Original Amount
$ 33T.11
15Q.08
$ 33i.11
150.08
$ 962.38
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A RESOLUTION AUTHQRIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 26, 27 & 28, BLOCK 2, INCLUDING WZ OF ALLEY VACATED 7/20/64 LYING ADJACENT
THERETO. (SUBJ. TO DRAINAGE & UTILITY EASE. TO CITY OF FRIDLEY OVER VACATED '
ALLEY), OAK GROVE AODITION.
WHEREAS, certain special-assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
' That the assessments Tevied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 26, 27 & 28, Block 2, tncluding W�-2 of alley vacated 7/20/64 lying adjacent
thereto. (Subj. to drainage & utility easement to City of Fridley over vacated
' alley), �ak Grove Addition, may and shall be apportioned and divided and combined
as follows:
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Lot 26, Block 2
Oak Grove Addition
Lot 27, Block 2
Oak Grove Addition
Lot 28> Block 2
Oak Grove Addition
Division of Parcels Approved
Lot 26 & 5� of 27, Block 2
Oak Grove Addition
Na of LOt 27 & All of Lot 28,
Block Z, Oak Grove Addition
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Regular S.A. Fund
4i & S Laterals #26
1966-1 Street
1966-1 Street
Regular S.A. Fund
W & 5 Laterals #26
1966-1 Street
1966-1 Street
Regular S.A. Fund
W & S Laterals #26
1966-1 Street
1966-1 Street
Total
Fu nd
Regular S.A. Fund
W & S Laterals �26
1966-1 Street
1966-1 Street
Re9ular S.A. Fund
W & S Laterals #26
1966-1 Street
1966-1 Street
Total
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
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Assessments on Lots 26, 27 & 28, Block 2, Inctuding W; of Alley
Vacated 7/20/64 Lying Adjacent Thereto. (Subj. to Drainage &
Utility Ease. to City of Fridley over Vacated Alley), Oak Grove
Addition.
AD6PTED BY 7HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
, 1969.
ATTEST:
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A RESOLUTION AUTNORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 15, 16, 17, 51, 52, 53 AND S'LV 15' OF 54, BLOCK E, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS ADD.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, TNEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
' That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 15, 16, 17, 51, 52, 53 & 5'ly 15' of 54, Block E, Riverview Heights Add.,
may and shall be apportioned and divided and combined as follows:
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Lots 15 & 16, Block E
Riverview Heights Addition
Lot 17, Slock E
Riverview Heights Addit9on
Lot 51, Block E
Riverview Heights Addition
Lots 52 & 53, Block E
Riverview Heights Addition
S'ly 15' of Lot 54, Block E
Riverview Heights Addition
Division of Parcel Approved
Lots 75, 16, 17, S'ly 20' of
52 & 53 & S'ly 15' of 54>
Block E, Riverview Heights Add.
Lot 51 & that part of Lots 52
8 53 lying NW'ly of the SE'ly
20' thereof, Block E,
Riverview Heights Addition
Fund
13 W.M.
Reg. S. & W. (S.M.)
21 W. & S. Laterals
1966-1 Street
13 W.M.
Reg. S. & W. (S.M.)
21 W. & S. Laterals
1966-1 Street
13 W.M.
Re9. S. & W. {S.M.)
21 W. & S. Laterals
1966-1 Street
13 W.M.
Reg. 5. & W. (S.M.)
21 W. 6 S. Laterals
1966-1 Street
S.W. #13
Reg. S. & W. Fund
Total
Fund
Original Amount
$ 76.00
10.99
403.78
384.50
$ 35.00
5.52
201.89
192.25
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
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Original Amount
S.W. #13 (W.M.) $ 105.00
Reg. S. & W. Fund (S.M.) 16.5]
S.W. #21 (W.& S. Lat.) 605.67
1966-1 Street 576.75
S.W. �13 (W.M.) Paid
Reg. S. & W."Fund (S.M.) Paid
S.W. #21 (W.8 S. Lat.) Paid
1966-1 Street Paid
Total $ 1,303.93
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Assessments on Lats 15, 16, 17, 51, 52, 53 and S'ly 15' of 54,
Block E, Riverview Heights Addition.
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RESOLUTION N0. �� 1969
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIREC7ING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 7 AND 8, BLOCK 5, PARCEL 775, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as foliows:
' That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 7 and 8, Block 5, Parcel 775, Spring Brook Park Addition, may and shall
be apportianed and divided as follows:
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Lots 7 and 8, Block 5,
Parcel 775, Spring Brook
Park Addition
Division of Parcel Approved
Fund
SW #13 (Water Main)
Reg. S & W (Sewer Main)
5W #21 (Water and Sewer
Laterals and Services)
Fund
Lot 7, Block 5, Parcel SW q13 (Water Main)
Spring Brook Park Addition Reg. S& W(Sewer Main)
SW p21 (Water and Sewer
Laterals and � Service)
Lot 8, Block 5; Parcel SW �13 (Water Main)
' Spring Brook Park Addition Reg. S& W(Sewer Main)
SW #21 (Water and Sewer
Laterals and Z Service)
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Paid
Paid
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
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YOR Jack . K r am
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
PARCEL 950, UNPLATTED SECTION 12.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and canbined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I? RESOLYED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Parcel 950, Unplatted Section 12, may and shall be apportioned and divided a�d
canbined as follows:
Original Parcels
Parcel 950
Unplatted Section 12
Division of Parcel Approved
Parcel 950
Unplatted Section 12
Parcel 955
Unplatted Section 12
Fund
Reg. S. & W. fund
W-34 W.M.
24 S.M. & S.S.
48 W. & S. Laterals
1963-2 Street
S.S. #69
1965-1 Street
Fund
Reg. 5. & W. Fund
W-34 W.M.
24 S.M. b S.S.
48 W. & S. Laterals
7963-2 Street
S.S. #69
1965-1 Street
Reg. S. & W. Fund
W-34 W.M.
24 S.M. & S.S.
48 5. 8 W. Laterals
1963-2 Street
S.S. #69
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Original Amount
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE�SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 1 THROUGH 15 INCLUSIVELY (ERCEPT N. 20' Of S. 26' OF LOTS 4 AND 13), BLOCK 3,
ADAM'S STREET ADDITION AND COMBINING THEM INTO RE6ISTERED LAND SURVEY #14.
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has su6sequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Lots 1 through 15 inclusively, Block 3, Adam's Street Addition, may and shall
be apportioned and divided and combined into Registered Land Survey #14 as follows:
Original Parcels
Lots 1,2,3,6,7,8,9,10,11,
S� of Lot 5& S� of Lot 12,
Block 3, Parcel 760>
Adam's Street Addition
' N� of Lot 5, N� of Lot 12 &
all of Lots 4& 13 (Ex. N.
20' of S. 26' of Lots 4& 13
to City of Fridley), Block 3,
' Parcel 840,
Adam's Street Addition
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Parcel 900,
Adam's Street Addition
Division of Parcel Approved
Fund
Regular S.A. Fund
Sewer Lateral #61
Water Lateral #67
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer SS 5A
Regular S.A. Fund
Sewer Lateral #61
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer SS 5A
Regular S.A.
Sewer Lateral �i61
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer #5A
Total
Fund
Tract A Regular S.A. Fund
Sewer Lateral N61
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer SS 5A
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Storm Sewer SS 5A
Tract C Regular S.A. Fund
Sewer Lateral �61
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer SS 5A
Original Amount
$ 323.14
322.20
1,372.80
876.40
1,365.80
$ Paid
5by.16
250.40 .
314.91
$
98.02
773.96
500.80
273.06
$ 7,030.65
Original Amount
$ 98.02
849.14
588.44
317.16
S 68.03
444.98
340.10
$
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Assessments on Lots 1 Through 15 Inclusively (except N. 20' of
5. 26' of Lots 4 and 13), Block 3, Adam's Street Addit��� ar�a
Combining Them into Registered Land Survey #lA
Division of Parcel Approved
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Tract H (Exempt)
Lot 1, Block 3, Parcel 76o,
Adam's Street Addition
Fund
Regular S.A. Fund
Water Lateral #67
Storm Sewer SS 5A
Regular S.A. Fund
Sewer Lateral �61
Street St. 1965-2
Storm Sewer SS 5A
Regular S.A. Fund
Water Lateral
Storm Sewer SS 5A
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None
Regular S.A. Fund
Water Lateral #67
Storm Sewer SS 5A
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Original Amount
$ 42.52
359.77
274.97
$ 68.03
53 JO
532.10
301.38
$ 68.03
378 JO
289.45
None
None
$ 34.01
189.35
144.73
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RESOLUTION N�. ��- 1969
A RESOLUTION AUTNORIZIN6 AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
PART OF LOT 1, PARCEL 640> AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #10 (REV.).
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, THEREf4RE, BE IT RE56LUED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Part of Lot 1, Parcel 640, Auditor's Subdivision q10 (Rev.), may and shall
be apportioned and divided and combined as follows:
Original Parcels F�nd OriginaT Amount
Part of Lot 1, Parcel 640 Regular S.A. Paid
Auditor's Su6division #10 W-34 Main Paid
�ivision of Parcels Approved Fund
Tract A, Registered Land Survey Regular S.A.
#3 of Auditor's Subdivision #10 W-34 Main
(Rev.), Lot 1
Tract B - Street
7ract C, Registered Land Survey
#3 of Auditor's Subdivision #10
(Rev.), Lot 1
Tract D, Registered Land Survey
#3 of Auditor's Subdivision #10
•(Rev.), Lot 1
Tract E, Registered Land Survey
#3 of Auditor's Subdivision #10
(Rev.), Lot 1
7ract F - Street
Regular S.A.
W-34 Main
Regular S.A.
W-34 Main
Regular S.A.
W-34 Main
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
, 1969.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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DAY OF
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
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RESOLUTION N0. 1u � - 1969
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A RESOLUTION AUTH�RIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING AND COMBINING OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS ON PART OF LOT 10, PARCELS 20Q0, 2010, & 2020, AUDITOR'S SUB-
DIVISION #10 (REV.).
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and canbined.
N�W, THEREfORE, BE IT RESOLYED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit:
' Part of Lot 10, Parcels 2000, 2010> & 2020, Auditor's Subdivisio� #l0 (Rev.),
may and shall be apportioned and divided and combined as follows:
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Auditor's Subdivision q10 (Rev.)
Part of Lot 10,
Parcel 2010
Auditor's Subdivision #10 (Rev.)
Part of Lot 10,
Parcel 2020,
Auditor's Subdivision k10 (Rev.)
Fund
Regular S.A. Fund
WS #26 Laterals &
Services
1963 Street
Regular S.A. Fund
WS #26 Laterals &
Services
Reqular S.A. Fund
WS #26 Laterals &
Services
Divisian of Parcels Approved Fund
Part of Lot 10, Regular S.A. Fund
Parcel 2000 WS #26 Laterals &
Auditor's Subdivision q10 (Rev.) 5ervices
Part of Lot 10,
Parcel 2025
Auditor's Subdivision p10 (Rev.)
Regular S.A. Fund
WS #26 Laterals &
Services
1963 Street
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY QF FRIDLEY THIS
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1969.
' CITV CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
Original Amount
$ 91.02
1,707.79
117.3�
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1,554.12
$ 130.76
2,168.80
$ 5,860.81
Original Pmount
$ 98.06
1,665.88
$ 214.74
3,164.83
117.30
$ 5,860.81
DAY 6F
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
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L1 - 1969
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING TNE SPLITTING AND COMBINING OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS ON PART �F LOTS 8& 9, PARCELS 300 & 310, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION
1i103 (REY.).
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided and combined.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcels, to-wit:
� Part of Lots 8& 9, Parcels 300 & 310, Auditor's Subdivision #103 (Rev.), may
and shall be apportione� and divided and canbined as follows:
Original Parcels Fund Orj9inal Amount
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Parcel 300
Auditor's Subdivision #103 (Rev.)
Parcel 310
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Part of Lots 8& 9,
Parcel 300
Auditor's Subdivision #103 (Rev.)
Part of Lots 8& 9>
Parcel 305
Auditor's Subdivision #103 (Rev.)
Regular S.A.
#13 W.M.
#21 Laterals
1964 Street
No Specials
Fund
Regular S.A.
#13 W.M.
�21 Laterals
1964 Street
Regular S.A.
#13 W.M.
#21 Laterals
1964 Street
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Paid
Paid
Paid
Original Amount
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Paid
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Paid
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Paid
Paid
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF
, 1969.
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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APPOINIMENT FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - JUNE 16, 196?
BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL COMMITTEE
Resigned Member Term Expires
Carrol K. Hauge 1-15-70
645 - 67th Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
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l�iclley� N:innesota
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M�y 28, 1969
Cient].emens
I� Joe Po�rers, resid3nv at Lt�iltl� 2nd St, N.$, do
hereby request that accompanying petition be acted on
at yovr earliest convenience. I haven�t any off the
street parking ancY wiah io build a garage on our back
lot. An alley is needed before I can obtain a permit.
Rhank You.
Respectfully Yours,
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grade the a11e;� right a wa,� between Main and 2nd
3treet from ft5� up to anc' incluc?inn �5ltl� 2nd St. N.E.
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LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENCES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE
FISCAL PERIOD OF APRIL 30 1969 THRU APRIL 30 1970
June 16, 1969 APPROVED BY
EXCAVATING
Ven Hendtickson
4444 4th St. N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Ven Hendrickson NEW PLbg. Inap.
Waalen 6� Sabby
9082 Polk St,N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By" Joshine Waalen RENEWAL Plbg. Inap.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Dalberg Suilders
1121 80th Avenue N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Sam Dalberg RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
Pools, Inc.
229 West 60th St.
Minneapolis, Minne� ta By; James M. Day RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
Sta[ewide Contractors Inc.
4221 Excelaior Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R. G. Foes NEW Bldg. Inap.
MASONRY
Carroll Buzzell Brick & Cement
159 94th Ave. N. E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Carzoll L. Buzzell NEW Bldg, Insp.
SIGN EREGTION
Lawrence Sign Co.
945 Pierce Butler Route
S[. Paul, Minnesota By; Geo. H. Lawrence RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
Macey Sign Co., Inc.
451 Wilson St. P. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By; A. M Ruvelson RENEWAL Bldg. Insp.
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Attorney at Law
2215 BLAISDELL AVE. - 9UITE 105
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55404
PHOHE 24 Houwe 339-6927
.Iuae t p,1969
Fridloy City Cauncil
6431 Univereity Ave. A.P.
Fiidley, Mianeeota
He. Tavexa� Yublic
Drink� on�off Lio.
��hinese Yillage Inc.
Gontlaman�
Yo vieh to appeal tiie deciaion to deryy the sbove licenses. It
ia our deaire to appear i�'ore your covncil ax�d reauove the obj—
sotions preveating our obtaining the above, and to otherwise
tatiety your requirements.
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ESTIMATES FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL - JUNE 16, 1969
Arcon Construction Company
Mora, Minnesota
Street Improvement Project 1969-1
Partial Estimate No. 1
Street Improvement Project 1969-2
Partial Estimate No. 1
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
For the furnishing of resident inspection and
resident supervision for the staking out of the
construction work for Water Improvement Project
No. 92 £rom �tay 5, 1969 through May 31, 1969
(Estimate No. 3 - Partial)
Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement
Project No, 90 from May 5, 1969 through May 31, 1969
(Estimate No. 2 - Partial)
Street Improvement Project 1969-1 from May 5, 1969
through May 31, 1969. (Estimate No. 2- Partial)
Ray Freeman Sewer and Water
3448 South Coon Creek Drive
Aaoka, Minnesota 55303
Partial Estimate for 73rd Avenue right-of-way
acquisition. Street Improvement Project 1969-2
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
Eatimate for the month of Msy, 1969 for services
rendered
$ 40,378.79
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$ 320.76
$ 2,526.92
$ 2,957.57
S 593.00
$ 2,402.3J
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June 5, 1969
Honorable Mayor and Citp Council
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6I.�31 University ,ive N.E.
Fridley� ':�iinnesota 55421
"! RE: Be�r Pcrnit P1us Concession Sfiznd Aequest
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The Fridley Soitball Association wishes to gain permission on
the following two subjects: l. 3�er Permit at The Commons Park
2, Permission to sell concessions the weekend oS June 21st.
This is our fourth (l�th) Annual T?en�s Slow ?i+..ch �oitball
Tournament that this or�anization has 9nonsored alon� witn your
Parks and Recrnation Department.
The menics derived iron thi's 32 team tournament has been able
to purchase the following items for the softbalt field located at
The Co-!mons °ark. 1. Additional �'lectric Li�hts. 2. A score-
lceeper -�oncession building. bTe now would like to completely fence
the £ield in or add irri�ation.
These tournanents have h�lped tha soPtball grorrtn in :ridley over
the past five years, going from five (5) teams in 1965 to thirty four
(31�) in 1969.
In conclusion, we wish to thank the City Council £or their
Cooperation the past three years in mespect to this requ�:st.
We also wish to say Thank You - to the Parks and Recreation
Depart:�ent for their full cooper_:tion and help in putting on one
of the best qualified weu�end tournanAn{s in the suburbs T 0 D A Y.
Respect3`ully submitted,
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HL/pb HOt:°A?n L�?d�, Chair`��n�
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�Y. �969
NUMBER OF LICIIVSES CURREPPPLY IN EFFECT
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LICENSE FEES COLLECTID TO DATE
TY� �B� FEES COLLECTID
BLACKTOPPING
E�CCAVATING
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PLASTERING
ROOFING
SIGNS
WELL DRILLING
7 $ 105
�3 i95
�9 435
67 �,675
4� 615
� �5
21 3�5
6 90
6 90
� �5
�3 325
0 p
205 $3,875
PERMTT FEES
�969 1968 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
PERMIT NUMBERS TYPE MAY MAy TO DATE TO DATE
#10,208 - #10,254
#77i4 - #7770
#4471 - #4504
#4913 - #4944
BUILDING
ELECTRICAL
HEATING
PLDrIDING
$ _ 638
�,053
�,355
i,o76
�2,�55
1 ,'ja2
564
1,105
$8,056
8,569
4,923
4,63i
B14>277
4,725
11,000
2,570
SIGNS 87 219 538 264
9�4,209 E5,825 $26,717 �32,836
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Office of the Building Inspector
TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER
MAY, 1969
TYPE OF CONSTRIICTION
Residential
Residential Garages
Alterations & Additions
Multiple Dwellings
Commercial
Induetrial
Municipal
Churchea & Schools
Hoapitals
Signs
Moving & Wrecking
,
' om�s
xeating
, Plumbing
Electrical
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Residential
Reaidential Garagee
Alterationa & Additions
Multiple Dwellinga
Commercial
Induetrial
Municipal
Churches & Schools
Hoepitale
Signa
Moving & Wrecking
NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUID
1969 i968 Txzs �nx LasT YEaR
MAY MAY TO DATE TO DATE
8 1'7 56 76
22 16 40 31
t2 i6 43 47
0 0 1 1
0 2 7 5
0 4 5 4
0 0 0 1
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
3 6 2o ii
2 1 3 1
47 62 i75 177
33 24 136 122
3� 36 138 109
0%
ESTIMATID VALIIATIONS OF BIIILDING PER1�ffTS ISSIIID
�202,00o t37o,50o gi,268,90o E1,5ae,soo
36,400 27,990 67�545 52,775
28,850 22,1e4 343,870 120,359
0 0 1,300,000 300,000
0 209,710 445,500 333,e6o
o i,o35,00o i,14o,000 1,5oa,7oo
0 0 � 94,000
0 0 0 0
0 0 p p
3,550 6,26o i6,i65 9�370
600 7,000 1 200 7 000
�271,400 $1,678>644 $4,583>180 �64,��4,864
8-79 (REV. 11-3-641
-� (Sfendord Form af the Intemational Aasociation oI Chiefa of Palice) . �
- ���(Copies ovailable at Pederal Bureou of InvestigaHon, Wqshingron, D. C. 20535) .
; --_- . -: --CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT -- '
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POUEE� DEPARTMENT � � � � �� �
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ci�r or Fridley M«�ee o� �Y , ts 69
� • . -- TABLE�1._DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL �
� Average Daily� Percent Daily � Ave+oge Daily
Numericol ShEngth Absence ° Absente � ' Temporary Details � Avemge Effective Stmngth -
. � � � � ' End ol amemonth � , cmohtt memonth emonth ^u8rne mon�h
thfs rtant Iast year Thlsmont las[ year Thtsmonfh last yevr his mont last year ThtsmonthLastmonth last year
T„a, Pe„�,�A,. 27 22 7.14 7.44 .86 14.46 14.56
Chlef's oltice . . 1 � . .
Recotds byteau . �
Unt[oemed�foM.e . 19
2
Detective Wreau
Tmffic Lurew . .
Flrst reLLe( . . . . 10
Semnd rellef . . �O
Thlyd rellet . . . r
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1. Present [or duty and o[ last monlh . . . . . . . . . . � �! . . . . . Same month
... ....__._.. ..
� This month lvstyear
2. Recrulted during mmth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
9. Relnslvted durinq mon[h . . . . . . . . . . ... 1. Total number of petroLmen . . . . . . 2'2 22
Total to accouN for . . . . . . . . . . . . . '� • 2. Less peRnm�enl asstqnments (pu611e •
offlces, clerlcal, chauffeurs, etc.) . . .
4. Sepmations (rom the servtce: � - -- � 3. Less detvtls to speclal squads or bu-
. . . . . . ' � reaus (tmfflc, vlce. Park� etc.) . . . . .
(a) Voluntary reslqnatlon . . . . . .
- � ' ���� 4. Average dally absences o( patmlmen
(b) ReH�ement on penslm ..... asslgnad lo patrol duty owtnq to:
(a) VacvHOn, suspensfon, rest
(e) Reslqned with charges pendlnq � days, ete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(d) Dropped dvrinq ptobatlm . . . .
(b) Slck and 1nJured . . . . . . . . . . . .
(e) Dismissed fot cause . . . . . . .
(!) Kiiled In Ilne o( dury . . . . . . (c) Tem ta detaLs . .
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(9� Deeavsed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tomi sepmotions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � Total avemge daily abae�r�ces . .
5. PreseN (or duty af enA of monih . . . . . . . . . . . Z% 5. Avallable (or pvt�ol duty . . . . . . . . .
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6.5g 7.12
.56 .32
?.14 7.44
�a�6 +4a56
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', ' TABLE 4-- CRIME INDEX AND POLtCE ACTIVITY TREND ,
� � � OFPENSES KNOWN TO THE YOUCE CHANGE .
' � � CURRENT VEAR VS. L45T YEAR � -
. CLASSIFIGTION OP OFFENSES yS. SAME MONTN vS.SUeE PERIOo
, (MRT 1 CLASSEA � � REVORTED OR ACTWL ACTUAI TMIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR
� . � KNOWN UMFOUNDEO OFFENSES . yEART00ATE -
' � TXISMONTH THISMONTN NIIMBER - PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
la: MURPER AND NONNEGLIGENT ' � � .
� MANSLAUGMTER � � �
�'. 2 fORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL - 2 .
�. RAPE BT FORCE � R _
, : � b. ASSAUIT TO RAPE • AttEMPTS ' - . .
� 3. ROBBERY TOTAI �. S
� a. ARMED • ANY WEAPON � ].
' . 6. STRON4ARA1. NO WEAPON
. . d. AGGRAVATEO ASSAUIT TOTAL �-
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Y. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
c. OTHER� DANCEROUS WEAPON
d. XANDS, fIST, ETC. • AGGRAVATED
�' . S. BURGLARY TpTA� �].
. � e. FORCIBLE ENTRY
� _ � � �. UNLAWPUL ENTRY • NO FOBCE � �
c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY 1
j 6. LARCENY - THEFT (axcep� au�a ehe(d . . �
'� -�.-SSOAND OVER IN VALUE 3O 3O �.O.�L
. 7. AUTO THEFT ' S S �
, � CRIME INDEX TOTAL " �
� � 16. NANSLAUGXTER 6Y NEGLIGENCE
M. OTNER ASS�ULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED 1 3� 35
' � 66. LARCENY UNDER SSO IN VALUE � b Z
. PART I T07AL L�.G[ 1 uS 1F9$
� TOTAI YARTIIINCIDENTS ..............�...�.7V................................. ��.....
'� �.�; iOTALMISCELLANE0U5NONCRUIINALCALLS K.�Q.7 .............................. 5��....
TOTAL CALLS FOR POL�CE SERViCE .... i���'?
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1•�...,I (A) NtlMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOYERED LOCALLY ............................................... 2C .
(!j NUMBERSTQLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTXERJURISUICTIONS ................................... J .
. (C) TOTAL LOCALLTSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ................................�..................... 7
�. � (D) NUMBER$IOLEN OUT OqlURISDICTION,RECOVERED LOCALLY .......................................... 2 .
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TABLE 5-- VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AN� RECOVERED
' YALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPF�RTY TOTAL VAIUE Of �ALUE OF PROPERTY
YALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALL1f STOLCN LOCALLY �p�ALIY STOLEN 570LFN pTNER���
OFFENSE STOIEN LOCALIY ANDRECOVERED AND RECOVEHEO BY IURISDI[TIONS
'� �- . LOC�LLY �OTHERlURI5DIC710N PROPERTY RECOVERED RECO�eRED LOCALLY
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Nr 97 . 1 •
„EFT 2.00 21.89.00 7 0.00 400.00
t, 202$1.17 3S02.o1 764�.� 400.00
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year to date (include exceptional .clearances)
� '_ NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENTAF OFFENSES �
�� - ��� -� CLEAREU BY ARRE3T - CLEARED BY ARREST
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSE$ 70TAL CIEARED BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED OY ARREST OF
(PART I CLASSES) PERSONS UNUER 78 PERSONS UNOER 18
� - . TXIS L�ST THIS L15T. TNIS L15T THIS LAST
�� '�- '�' � YEAR TEAR YEAR � Y@AR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
MINAL HOMICIDE � � �
AtlIRDER AND NONNEGLIGEHT IMNSL�UGNTER
AUNSLAUGHTER eY NEGUGENCE
CIBLE RAPE TOTAL 1 ].
APE eY FORCE 1. 1
SSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS . �
BERY TOUI
RMED�-ANY WEAPON .
TRONG•ARM •. NO WEAPON
AULT TaTAL 2% 32 � 7 %i �
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NIFE-0R CUTTING INSTRUMENT � � -
THER DANGEROUSWEAPON 1
lL11IDS FI5T5 iEET ETC.-�GGRAVATED
TNEB ASSAULTS•NOT ACGRAVATED
GLARY TOTAL 3 5 �- 1
ORCIBLE EHTRY ], ],
NLAMFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE .
TTEMPTEDFORCiBLE ENTRY �
CENY-THEFT IEXCEPTAUTOTHEFT)
SSOANDOVERINVpWE 13 �-6 z 2
NDER SSO IN VALUE � 159 �-03 � �
0 THEFT 3 2 2 � 1�F
GRAND TOTAL 2Q$ 1S9 72 �
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` tABLE T-- PERSONS ARRESTED, CHARGED AND
- - - - - DfSPOSED OF DURING MONTH -- - --
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. _ ARRESTS - � �
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�� INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGE AWLTS GUILTY
' UNIFORN CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES CHARGED �COmi7eo REFEaaeoTO
TXIS OR IUVENILE
MONTM OF OF � pTNERWISE COURT
T0T1L OFFENSE -. 1E55ER� DISMISSED JURISDICTION
� -� � . "-" ' � JWENI�ES � ADULTS TOT�L �q�RGED OFFENSE
-t . �1. C0.IANNALHOMICIDE: . . .. . .. . . ..
o. MURDER AND NONNEGIIGEM IMNSLAUGNTER _ _
� � b. MANSLAUGXTER BY NEGLIGENCE �
,; � 1. FORCIBIE RAPE . .. I
� 3. R088ERY �.! .
! �. AGGRAVATEC ASSAUIT
� 5.lURGLARY•lREAKINGORENTERING
' : . i LARCEHY • THEFT (EXCEiT AUTO THEFT) 1 ], H i ZO 1 � H
-7. AUTO TNEFT �
. L OTXER ASSAUL75 (RETURN A- Ie) p _
' . TOTAL- PARTICLASSES 1 � 3g 2] 2� �' g
TMIS YEAR TO DATE I.O �.O 2L[��L 1�7�
UST TEAR TO UATE � 1]�Z . �.W 1 �- 4 K�- .
' PEACENTCXANGE � .
��..' 9. ARSON � 1 .
� 10. PORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING
11. FRAUD
' ,i B. EMBEZZLEMENT ��
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING,
� POSSESSING
I 1/. YAN�ALISM
' . I5. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. _
16. iRMTITUTION AND COMMERCIALI2ED VICE
17. SE% OiFENSES (EIICEPT 2 AND 16� � �
' 16.NARCOTICDRWLAMS
19. GAMBLING
30. OFFElLSES AWINST TNE PAI.tlLY AND CXILDREN �
' : 71. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE � 1 1
II. LIOUOR LAMS 2 2 2
. 23. DRUNKENNE55 2 2 2 2
3�. DISORDERLY [ONDUCT -
. � 15. VAGRANCY
28. ALL OTXER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIG) 3
' .' TOTAL • PART II CL�SSES 7 7.Ja 23 � lb lo � 2 I
TNIS YEAR TO DATE 2 gO �. 2 [ �q
. LAST YEAR TO DATE ], . S6 O iJ I
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" _ . _ _ � ._ . . ' _... TRAFFIC SUMMARY - _ ,
;, � Potice DePaztment � .. �,c • � : , �- � � .. . . ... . . .` ., �_ : . ' � ..._ . . ..� �.
c�cv or FRIDi.EY t�on�n ot �Y , 1s�2 -
' � TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
is Mont Yeor to Date
' Thie Yeaz Last Year o�o Chenge � Thia Yeaz Last Yeaz o/o Change
'. acciaent Total � 1 36 +41 296 212 +39
. . Fatal � ' _ ' .. . _ .. . _. 1 � �
, Personallniury 2 19 -{Q6 119 S6 +3$
., Property Damage � �fy lfi -1-j0 1%0 123 -F3$ �
,. Peaescrim 3 1 + % 2 +
' UBLE 2. ENfORCEMENT 5UM�5ARY�
This Mont� Year to Date
' Thia Yeer Last Year o�o Change Thia Yeer � Lest Year o�o Change .
T�rr�� To�� 183 7$ + 771 391 +97
' � Hazardous Violations � -f $2 2 -}(�z
Other Violatione j9 19 + 278 ll7 -I-
pazking ]2 i -F 9'% 2% "E'
'�! Dwt 1 3 — 14 15 —
' Aecident Arreate end Citatione � �
' TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
his Month Year to Date
. � This Yeaz Last Yeaz o�o Change This Yeer Last Year % Change
, Tocal n��taents 1 36 +l�1. 296 212 +39
�� Fatal Accidenta ' ��. �
' ���' Petsons Killed . . . � . .. . . . . . . . . 1 � � .
Iniury Accidents — 24 19 +26 119 86 +3$
' pe�eons �n;�a 36 204 138 +47
. � � Pedeetriene Killed � . �
,' Pedestriana Injured 3 1 -F 'j 2 + .
�' Hic eaa xun ncc�aence 5 +80 44 3g + 15
,� '- � � Cleered by Aneat � � � � �.
c�e�ea - No nnesc 7 2 + 27 27
' � Total Cleared - 'j 2 -r. 29 +7
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'� ! Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Soturday Sunday
Citation Citation Citation Citatioa Citation Citetion � Citatio .
Acc'r and' Acci- and � Acci- and Acci- and � Acci- and Aeci- and � Acci- and .
� Time dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arreat dent Artest dent Arrest dent Arrest . dent. Arrest
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z:oo 1
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4:00
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s:oo 1
' io:oo � 1
iii:oo ". ..
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2:00 1
' s:oo 1 1 2
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5:00 1 3 1
' s:oo 1 1 2 _
�:o0 1 1
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9:00 1 1 2
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ii:ao 1
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' ' This Month Year to Date
Thie Yeaz Last Year � This Yeer Laet Yeaz o o Change
' Hazardous violationa Total 132 5% 39b 25� +5g
nwc 1 3 ]J+ 15 —7
' sveBa;�s 95 19 247 1� �'
- ' � Reckless Driving � � 2
- Cerelese Ikiving 22 l. '�' 6
' � 'haftic Sigaal � �.0 3 �% �' *
� s�ov s.� k zo 17 +17
a.eer t�e�iacory s�� z 7 5 +40
� � � Improper� Paeaing . . . . 1 2 �50
'! Improper Turning 1 1 5 3 �6
'._ Right of Way - Yehicle 1� � 3 5 �1+�
Right of Way - Pedeatrian
' � Following Too Close�v �
' No or Improper Signal � � -�
�. Improper Start from Parked Position
, '� � Improper Backing .. . . . � . .
,' Imyropec Lane Uease 7 2 10 13 �211
'! � Failure W Dride - Right 1 _
Defective Equipment 1 22 9 25
,.� OtherHazazdoue Violation 1 .. g 3 +
Other Violations ToGal 39 19 27$ �7 +
' 12 2 97 24 +
�Pazking Violation Totel �
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Mileag� Gae
�,y 19. 69
?SPG Expeoee
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' tJnit�1/ 39 723 70.2 lo.z 21.18 .oz9
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Unit� 40 4302 427.0 lo.0 206,34 .046
� Unit# 47- 6550 750,9 8.7 174.87 .oz7
' Unit� 42 6621 720.7 9.2 180.13 .027
u�� 43 6454 b9o.3 9.3 177.15 .a27
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relating to�intoxicating liquor;
` issuance of licenses for the sale of
intoxicating liq�ior by municipalities;
�� 8mending Minnesota Statutes.1967,
' Sections 3�'0.11, Subdivision 6, and also
Subdivisions 7 and 11 by adding a
subdivision thereto; 340.24, Subdivision 5;
3�0.353 by adding a subdivision.
s.r�. No. 27i
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATUP.E OF THE STRTE OF MINNESOTA:
..'Section I. Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.11,
Subdivision 6, is amended to read: . �� "
Subd. 6.. [ON-SALE; FIRST AND SECOND CLASS CITIES:J One
"on-sale" license may be issued in any city of the first
class for every 1,500 inhabitants; provided, however, that
not more than 200 'bn-sale" licenses shall be issued i.n anp
cit'y of the first class. ?ie�-�ese-xkax-�3-='oa-ea�e'-'-��eeasea
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- "� sl�a��-be-_ssxed-�s-ax}�-e��;-o`-L�e-secoF�-e�ess: One "on-sale"
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--`'�-���e3t�� "may be tssued in any city of the second class or
villa�e of over 20,0�0 inhabitants for every 2,500 %
- inhabitants according to the most recent federal decennial
-.-- census or any speciaZ cer.sus taken �ursuant to law• provided,
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however, that up to 18 "ori-saZe" licenses may be issued in a •
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city of the second class or village of over 20,000 �
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� inhabitants regardless of populaticn.
Sec. 2. Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.11,
Subitivision 7, is amended to read:
Subd. 7. �ON-SALE; TFiIRD AND FOURTH CLASS CITIES:
•• VILLAGES AND BOROUGHS.� Not more than �efl 12 "on-sale"
licenses snall be issued in any city of the third class.
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TfOi, IIIOI'C i:}18[l �3:5`8 gCVl71? ��0�:—Sc7�-C�� I:�CCIl5C5 5}iC_�)_ :�f' i554@Ci
i:n any city of the fourth class, or borou�h. Not more
than �e:�:12 "on-sale" licenses shall be issued in any
villa�e of ever 10,000 to 20,000 oopulation. Not more than
€£ve s:.x "on-sale" licenses shall be issued in sny village
of�5,000 te 1�,000 popul�.tion. Not more than =`se� five
"ou-sale" licenses shall be issued in any village of
2,500 to S,OOQ population. Not more than �El��ee four
�ron-sal�'licenses shall be issued in any v311age.of 500
to 2,SOO population. Not more than �o three 'bn-sale"
licenses shall be issued in any village of less than
500 population.
Sec. 3. Minnesota Statutes. 1967, Section 340.11,
is amended by adding a subdivision to read:
' Sutid. 7a. [ANNEXATION OR CON50LIDATION.� A license
validly issued within the number orescribed by this
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�� sec�ion shall not be �subsequeritly rencter�i�riva�id or
illegal by reason of any consolidation or annexation of
territorv to a city Lvillage, or borough, and may thereafter
continue to remain in effect and be renewed.
Sec. 4. Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.11,
Subdivision 12, as amended by Laws 1969, Chapter 9,
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Section 76, is amended to read:
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Subd. 11. [ON-SALE LiCENSES, INCLUDThG HOTELS, CLUBS,
RESTAURANTS, AND ON-SALE E:{CLUSZVE LIQUOR STORES.7 "On-sale"
licenses may be issued by municipalities for the sale of
intoxicating liquors in hotels, clubs, restaurants and
establishments for the salE of "on-sale" liquors.exclusively
within the number authorized by this section. Except in"a
city oi thE firs� class �nd in addition to the number oi
licenses a��thorLzc•d by this section, an "on-sale" license
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r��;: :. ��su^d, j C ac,p c� �� `� �� Lhe lLinni � o�l:r_�l cor,�. � .'_? �_, to a
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bona fide club �•rhich has been in exi�tcnce for r�J 15 vears or
uiore or to �. congressionally cl�artered v�terans' or.ganizGtion
which i�as been in ex,istence foi i0 years. Such a club or veterans'
organization snall be incorporated itt order to be eli�ible to
apply for a license, an� the license issued shall be for the sale
of intox;.cating liquors to menbers and'bona fide �i� ests only.
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The license fee for such an "on-sale" license is $100. Except
in cifies of the first, second, and third class, a license may
be issued jointly to congressionally chartered veterans'
o.rganizations which otherwise qualify under this subdivision.
Sec.�S. Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.11,�is amended
by adding a subdivision to read:
Subd. lla. CON-SA'LE LICENSES TO CERTAIN SPORTS COh�i•IISSIOI�S.J
Notwithstandin� any law or municipal charter provision to the
contrary, on-sale 2icenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor
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� more than one municipality and which are used primarily for
&poYts and recreatiot�al purposes upon payment af the re�ular
on-sale license fee therefor to the municipality wherein the
l.icensed prenises are 'located. Such licenses shall authorize
the sale of intoxicating 2iquor to club members and guests only.
Sec. 6. ; Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.14, Subdivision
$; £s amended to read:
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Subd. S. �SUNDAY SALES.� (a)
Notwithstanding the provisions
of subdivisfon 1, in any municipality establistunents to which
on-sa2e licenses have been issued or hereafter may be issued for
the sale of intoxicating li.quors which are hotels or restaurants
or clubs as defined in section 340.07, and which have fa�ilities for
servina not ]ess than 30 �;uests st one.time, may serve intoxicating
liquors betorecn the hours o' 12 o'clock noo� and 12 o`clock
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(b) It is un1.�c.fu1 for�any such establishment, directly
oz i.ndirectly, to se11 or serve such intoxicating liquors as
pYbvided in paragra.ph (a) above, without having first obtaine3
a special lic ense from the municipa2ity therefor. Such special
lfcense may be issued by the governing body of the municigality
for a_period of one year and for such a fee as it shall determine,
, but not exceeding $200. The special license may be revoked by
the governing body, for cause. �The provisions of section 340.112
shall apply to such license, Application for the special license
shall be made to the governing body of the municipality in the
same manner as applzcation for other licenses to se21 intoxicating
liquor are made.
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(c) This subdivision shall not apply to any municipality
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on the question at a special election called for such
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purpose or at the general elecfion in the municipality, the
election to be conducted in accordance with the applicable
provisions of the Minnesota election law.
Section 7, Minnesota Statutes 1967, Section 340.353 is
amended by addi.ng a subdivision to read:
Subd.
Clause 1. Notwithstandino any provision of Minnesota
Statutes, Chapter 340, whic` may indicate the contrary, any
city, villa�et or borough ooming and operating a municipal
l.£c�uor store on the eifecti.ve date of thi.s act may, at the
discretion of the �overninp body, issue "on-sale" liquor.:
�.3.CGtiSP.S to private persons for Lhe ooeratinn of l.iquor
stores in conjunction�taith anv =stabl£shnent defined in section
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3�10.07 us a hctei oi• rest��:rant, at:d the reqi.�1.»ements oi thosc
definitions rclatinp, to seatin� capacity and the number of Fuest
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rooms shall a. 1 for \
pp y purposes of this sectJ.on. The �ity, villa¢e,
or borough issuing an,y "on-sale" licenses pursuant to this
subdivision shall thereafter in connection with the ooeration of
the municipal licluor store engape in only the "of.f-sale" of
intor.i_cating li�uor.
Clause 2. The number of "on-sale" licenses issved pursuant
to this section by any municipality sha21 not exceed three, if the
popu2ation of the municipality is less than 5,000; four, if its
Po�ulati.on is bet��een 5,000 and 10�000; or six, if its population
�s 10,000 or more, For purposes of this subdivision, populaCion
sha1Z be established b�the most recent available federal decennial
census as of the date upon which a license is i§sued.
• Clause 3. No city villa�e, or borough shall issue licenses
as provided in this section until authorized by the voters of the
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election called for such purpose, the election to be conducted
in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Minnesota
election law,
Clause 4. A municivality which issues pursuant to this
section the maximum m�mber of "on-sale" licenses permitted by
subdivision 2`�shall cease enoagin� in the "off-sale" of
intoxicating liquor not later than three years from the date
issuance of the last such "on-sale" license.
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