07/20/1970 - 5803JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY.
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M. JULY 20, 1970
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 20, 1970
pI,EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
R�OLL CALI, :
�ppROVAL OF MINUTES:
kegular Council Meeting of July 6, 1970
Special. Public Heaxing Meeting of July 13, 1970
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
VISITORS�
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
None
OLD BUSINESS:
Paqes 1 - 17
Paqes 18 - 30
1. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance to Amend
the City Code of the City of Fridley, Minnesota byy Makinq
a Change in Zoning Districts. (ZOA #70-04). Rezoninq Area
Generally Located at the Corner of 73rd Avenue & Central
Avenue N.E. by Cpl. James L. Robinson, by G.D. Giancola,
his Attox�sy.
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Consideration of Lot Split L.S. #70-05 and Special Use Penait
SP #70-05 and Approval of Plans foz Skelly Oil Service Station
�Coaqsent : All steps bx Skelly hav�e baen aa4Pleted thru tf►e
different comnitties and Pl�nning Coiron�.saion. Tlie Desic�n Cont�col
recamaended approval of Plans. Minutas on P$ge 34.�
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OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED.
2. Approval of Plans for Moving and Construction of
Michael Servetus Unitarian Society Building fram 6541 East
Ri.ver Road to 6601 Oskley Drive.
(Comtaent: We have all developers landscapinq plans.)
3� Agpointment to Plats and Subdivisions - Streets and
Utilities Subcoa�enittee.
NEW BUSINESSs
�� p�$aus$ion Regarding Garbage Pickup.
(Cauanent: At the Request of Carl Paulson)
g, piscussion of Speed Limit on Osborne Road Between Central
Avenue and University Avenue at the Request of Lee Vick,
Spring Lake Park Councilman.
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Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards -
Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of July 9, 1970.
Reeeiving the Minutes of the Planning Caannission .
Meeting of July 8, 1970.
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8. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting pAqes 44 - 47
of July 14, 1970. �
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D1EW BUSINESS CONTINUED.
' 8. Reoeiving the Bids and Awarding Contract for Street
Tmiprovement Project St. 1970-4 (Bids Opened July 20,
1970, 11:00 A.M.)
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�,p. g,eport by City Attorney on Land in Central Avenue
Additi.on that Needs Cleaning Up.
11. Di�cussion o£ Need of Sidewalks on Osborne Rpad Between
University Avenne and Woodcrest 5chool.
(Cq�pen�= Request of lst Ward Councilman Breider -
Wants to Cover Safety Aspects.)
j,2. Reaeiving City Memorandum.fran City Manaqer on Park
Land an� Grants.
(��nt: Condemnation information provided in
Foldez)
13. Consideration of "No Parking - 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.",
axe8� of Caamons Park.
14. Discussion of Traffic Signal at 37th and East River Road.
(Caaauent s There has been pxessure �ron► F.Pl. C. arid Park
Construction to get signals at this intersecta;on•
We have been working witA Mtnnaapolis and Anoka
Co. on this.
15. Discussion Regardinq Spring Lake Park School District
plan� for Buildinq Elementary School South of Osborne
R�oad and East of Arthur Street.
(Camment: This is to advise CouncaLl about the SF��
pist . plaus� . �'he School was advised ��o .�equest
�acation of certain public streets)
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NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED.
16, Request for Deletion of Street Project on 7th Street
(St. 1969-1)
(Gc�aerit; 7th St. and 68th Avenue were ordered in under
St. 1969-1 b1�t due to 5S #80 not ordered in,
these streets can't be co�apleted at this time.
17. Di.scussian Reqarding Approval of pelivery Points
Cantract with NSP.
(�q�taer�t; 'i'h�s contract foxmalises all electrical
power to well houses etc.)
1g. Reeolution Orderinq Imprcvement, Plans and Specifications
for stze�t Impacc�vement �roject st. 1971-1 and St. 1971-2
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PAqe 61
paqee 62 - 63
1g. g,esolution Authorizing and Directing the Splittinq of Special
Assessments on Parcel 7950, Section 11, and Replatting into pa�e 64
Registered Land Survey No. 6.
2p. Resolution Autkios'izi,ng and Directing the Comabining of Special
Assessa�ents on I.ots 13-15, Block 16, Hamilton's Addition to p�ge 65
Mechanics�ille.
21. Resolution Authorizinq and Directinq zh�Caabkn���i Special
Assessments on Lots 16-18, Block 24. HY
2Z� Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Caanbininc� o!
Special Assessm►ents on Lot 13 and Park of 14, BlOqk 2,
Parcel 2810, Innsbruck Sth Addition.
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Paqe 67
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��y� ��CI�, �I�IG )►GENDJ► OF JULY 20� 1970
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' NE�1 BU9INESS CONTINZJED.
, thorizin an�d Directing the Caabining of
23. Raeolution Au g
$pecia� Asses+�a►ents on Lots 11-13, Block C3, RivervieM p�g �
, Heiqht�t J1�ddition.
, n R�visin De artmeat 2►PPropriations withi:► the
24. Resolutio 9 P
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' 25. Claixas
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26 . I�i.censes
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A. NSP: �tansmission Line Report dated
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' g, Geoige Elliott: �squest for Traffic Coatrol on
ltiverview Terrace
, C� �e p�gannona it,equsst for Accapting Deposit in
Lieu of Pertorm�1ce B°n�d
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 6, 1970
Mayor Harris Pro tem called the Regular Caunail.Meeting of July 6, 1970 to
order at 7:43 P.M.
pI,EDGE OF' ALLEGIANCE :
Mayor Harris Pro tem lead the Council and the audience in saying the Pledqe
of Allegi�nce to the Flag.
' ROLL CALL:
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MEI�ERS PRESENT: Harris, Breider, Sheridan, Liebl
MEMBERS ABSENT: Kirkham
PRESENTATION OF AWARD: Posthumous Certificate of Achievement to Ra►ynwnd J.
Anderson
Mayor I�ris Pro teu► read the Certificate of Achievement aloud., and presented
it to Mrs. Raymond J. Anderson.
APPRAVAL OF MINUTSS OF THE AEGUZAR.CO[INCIL MEETIDiG OF JUNE 15� 19�0s
' MOTIODt by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Cauncil Meeting
of June 15, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Sreider. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
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APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 22� 197Q:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of the Special Council Meetinq
of June 22, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
MINUTES OF THE BOBRD__OF E;QUALIZATION MEETING.OF JUNE 25
MM�TTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the Minutes of the Bo�rd of Equalisation
M eting of June 25, 1970. Seconded by Councilman.Sheridan. Upon_a voice vots,
a�l voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
1�Pi�0V�L G1F THE MIDtUTES OF THE SPECZAL COUNCIL MBETIDiG 01°' JUNE 29 1970 s
M� ION by CounciLnan Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of the Special Council
Me ting of June 29, 1970 as presented. Secondsd by Co�ncilaan Liebl. Upon
a oice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Harris Pro twn declared the motion carried.
��AD� OF AGENDA: �
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1�TION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Ageada as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harrie Pro tem
declaired the motion carried.
REGULAR COUNGIL MEETING OF JULY 6, 1970
VISITORS:
Mr. Carl PaulSOn: Hazardous Buildin at 415 57th Avenue N.E.
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Mr. Carl Paulson said that this.is re.lating to a dangerous building on Lot 4,
Block 4, City View Addition. There is currently a district court case concerning
this garage. There has been a hearing and there is another one coming up and
he would like the Council to designate him as a witness so that he can testify.
He said that there has been some erroneous information and he is in a position
to clarify it. The attorney for this case is one held over froan the last
Administration and he needs the authorization of the Council for Mr. Paulson to
testify. He said that the property has been tax delinquent for four years, and
the structures adjoini.ng the dilapidated qarage are nery close aa8 he cauld nqt
see what would happen to this property.
bSOTION by Councilman Liebl to authorize Mr. Carl Paulson designated as friend of
the City and able to appear as a�itness. Seconded by Councilman Breider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris 8ro te,m declared the motion
carried.
Mr. Paulsan said that he . would -like to be on the Agenda . when blatyor Kirkhant get�
back to discuss qarbage pick-up costs. He said that the cost now a.� hiqh, arid
he f�l�t that it �ould be going hiqher. Mayor Harris Pro tem r.aid that because
of tha �gnitude of the problems relating to this �question, t,h.is .i�em w�.l], be
back on the Agenda for the next reguiar Meeting.
Mike 0'Bannon.- Heather Hills Plat
Mr. Mike O'Bannon said that in the Heather Hills plat, there will eventually be
about 41 lots at the most. He hopes for three_entrances into the lots. He '
would likg to request that the 36' requirement be reduced to 31' for the entranve
road. There is 50' riqht of way and he would be makinq the road 31.feet back to
back.
The City Fanqineer explained that the Council has adopted a policy of 36'
roadways.in new pla.ts. An except�.an.could be made_baeause of.th,e steepness of
the �lope of the roadway on that section of the road that will be conerete if
the Council wants to allow a 31' road. Mr. O'Bannon agreed that the aoncrete
would be on the steepest part of the street up the.hill, and pointed out there
would be no parking on the hill.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to grant a waiver of policy of the City Counail and
allow Mike O'Bannon to put in a 31' road back to back on the concrete portion pf
the street, ta start at Rice Creek Road and qo southerly 300'. Seconded by
CounciLaan Liebl.
Councilman Harris said that he would like to see the concrete extend through the
interseation. The City Engineer added that of course, concrete i.s leaa costly
to tnaintain. Mr. O'Bannon said that this would add onto the cost of the lpt� and
they are high already. The City Engineer asked if he planned to keep the blacktop
poztion at 36' within the plat._ Mr. O'Bannon said:that this wauld mean tak;i.ny
out sane beautiful maple and birch trees. There is one maple tree that would be
los� that would probably cost about $500. Co�ncilman Sheridan suggested off-
aet�ing the street within the right of way to save the trees. This has been
done before in the City to save soqne very lovelY old trees.
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THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro
tem declared the motion carried.
RATIFICATION OF RESOLUTIObi �k128-1970 - A�SOLUTION 11WAF�DZN6 THE SALE OF $1�330,000
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BODIDS ABiD $460,000 WATER WORKS BOND:
1 MOTIODI by Counciliaan Sheridan to ratifg Resolution #128-1970. Seconded by
Caxncilinan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor i3arris Psro tem
dec].ared the motion ca�rried. �
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Councilman Sheridan pointed out that Councilman Breider's name was missp@�led on
Page 26 and Paqe 30 of the Agenda. Mayor Harri� Pro t�n �sked that this be
carxected.
RATIFICATION QF RESOLUTIODI #129-1970 - A RESOLUTION RELATIPtG TO $1,330r000
SPEGIAL ASSF,a6�MENT FUDID BODiAS FIXII3G THE: FORI�AS �ND -SPECIFIC7►�ZON3 THEREFORE ANA
DIRECTIDiG T�3EIR �XECU'�ION AND DELIVERY 7111D PROVIDSNG FOit THEIR PAYMENTa
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to ratify Rssolution #129-1970. Seconded by CauACil-
zna�n Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro te�a decla�red
ti�e� mo�ion carr3:ed.
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ffiTIPICATION OF RESOLIl'�IODT i�1,30-19?0 - A RES4LUTIODI .REi.ATING 3'O $450.000 WAT$ii
WORKS BONDS, FI7CING THB:FOiiMS AND SPECiFICA�iONS THBREOF, DZRECTING
�XECUTION AND A�LZVERY-THEREOF.AND LEVYING TJ►XES FOR THEIR PAYMENT:
' MOTTON by Counci].tnan Breider to ratify Resolution �130-1970. Secanded by
Counci Laan Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayox Haxxi�
Pro tem declared the �otion carried.
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CONSIDERATIOW OT' GROUP HOSPITAirIZATI02d PLAN FOR THE NEXT 3EVENTEEN MONTHS:
(HENNEPZN COUNTY BLUE CROSS MII): --
The City Manager said that this infoiznation is the same as was presented
previously by the Finance Director. He said that Mr• Middaq, Purchasinq Aqent,
is press�nt to anawer any questions in the absence of the Finance Director.
The coaunittee made the recommendation to the Counci,l that the City accept the
Hennepin County Blue Cross MII plan. This would be effective Auqust lst.
Councilman Liebl at the last meeting asked if they were under the control of
the State and the City Attorney has researched it and presented his memorandum
to the Council.
MOTION by Counc3.ilman Liebl 1so receive the co�u►unicati+on- iraan �e City Attorney
' on the Eanpleyee Group Hospitalization Insurance dated July 6,_197Q. The motion
was seconded an8 upon a wice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Fiarris Pro tem
declared the motion carried.
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CounciLaan ,Li�bl said that it appesrs that MII is a s�ock company, but Blue
Cross aud B�iue Shield axe not, but are mutuals, And as such are not directly
under the jtuisdictian of the 5tate. He asked the City Attorney if, ia his
opinion, the City could take this risk.. The City �►ttarn�y explained that a
stock campany is subject ta mors direct control thari is a mutual caapany.
Mutual� are, hoWever, under the jurisdiction of the Attorney Genez'al of the
State of Minnesota�, and they have requested the-Inaurance Coamissi.va►ez to
examin�w their pro¢edur�a- and finaacia]. statemeats and aalce rsporta ta the
Attorney General on their condition and revommend any correoti� �ctipn� i�
neceasaucy.
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The City Manager pointed out that with a group of 4000 people, the nuppbex of
people that would be making a claim would not have a great affect on the
Premiuins• At least not as much as.if the group were smaller. CounciLaan
Harris said that he underatood that this plan is being considered as the plan the
City is now under would be accelerating their rates. The City Manager said that
this is txue, the old plan is going higher. .zf the eity �oinc with Hennepin
County ths rates would be lawer and it appears that tha�, woul,d $tay.l�aer_
beaause af the number of people involved. Councilmaa �arri$ �c�pe�te� �,at�,th�
purpoea is to ge t the most the City can for the least a.mount oi money.
Councilman Liebl said that he would vote for this policy a� t.he cp�naitte�
recanmended it, but he would put nare trust in a stock company. He felt Uu�t t.he
Gity should try it, as,it does qive the employees more coverage, �lthough the
guaxantee is not there as it is in a stoak compan�r. Ig thi� does.uot work,ou�,
the City is nat bound for more than the 17 months, .ara,d .than it c�ould be open,
biaded. Mr. Middag said that this is correct. After the 17 mt�ths,is y�,�
it could be re-bid. Every quarter there is a review amd there could be ari inarease
i�a ratea .
MO'rION by Gpunailman Lieb1 to adopt the He.nuepin County Slue Cs�ss�. �g i�,�p,G�
s plaui atnd the xeeaznmended life insurance and AD � D coveraqQ. faz the next 1'i'
;��h+a, expixation would }ae Deaember, 1971. Secoaded by Counailtnatx Sh+�idaui
with the ��aent tiu►t atock caaganies that. have beea liaensea have al�o gc�ne
defunat. A xautua�l caapany haa the riqht to ara�ess �s naaasaary to pat them�selve�
back cu1 thei� �`es�. He felt that the City is gettinq so�ae benefits thafi� they
aouid not afi�r+d_-if they..had._ their o�m plan. ._ _ _. , ,
Ti� VOTE UPON THE MOTIpN, being a voice vote, all voting age, Mayor Harris Pro
tem declared the motion caxried.
COR&ECTED SECOND READIDJG AND pRDERING PugLICA�IODT (,K? ORDiIKADTCE NO. 431 -
VACATION OF ALL THAT PART OF HO1tI20N DRIVE LYING EAST pF gIGHT pF WAy j,IrJ� OF
3RD STREET N.E. (CITY OF FRIDLEY):
MOTION by-Cotincilman Lieb,l to adopt.p,rdinance �431 on the cor�ected second
reading., waive the read.ing and order publication._ Sec�nded by �unailman
Breider, Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harri.s,'Breider, and Sheridan voting aye,
Mayor Harris Pro tem dsclared th� m�o.tic�n carried. ..
AISCUSSION REGARDING ASSESSI�NT ON JEFFERSON STREE'Pj
Counci.lman Sheridau eommented that ,i.t . app.eared that <'��Q:��;,re: ��ame people
F�esent on this item. He said that the Council ha8 recai,ved so�ne ma#.erial o�
this particular section ot,the street. A�t has been� the policy. oi the Council in
the past on doubie frontage lots the assessment has been placed or� the ncu�-
addxess side at a rate of 25� of the normal asseasment charged for that street.
This has been the po.iicY- in the �ast and he did- not: want to ��ee i,t chanqed.
Tn every case there has been a full right of way, but in the cas� og Jeffersora
Stxeet, and the street on the sc�uth side of the�plat, kna�mm a�s I,ay�el,ar�, or
57th Avenue extenrled, these are not full �ridth .riqht� ,Qt- ways or driving awc�Eaces.
At the tia�e of platting Donnays Lak$view Manor ��tian, the Ceuncil elected to
vacate �j o:� Jefferson Stxeet aud deed to Mork Champion, the denelopers. Ti�e
other half was dedicated: '�.], the haaies in pc�nn,aye i.aksR,9,eW Manor Addition have
qarages that iaae the addres� �ci.de og their h�es. �&re is no benefit to
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their hames with this new street. Because the street is not full riqht of way
width, and never has been, his suggestion to the Council is that the people
in Donnays Addition c�n. 57th and Madison be excluded fraaa the asaessment for
the impravement of Lak,eland Avenue.and Jefferson Street. He added that he
understood that the streets would be done in 1970 and would be on the assessment
rolls in 1971.
Mx. Ed. Marciniac, 601 58th Avenue N.E., said that the east 30' has been in-
corpoxated into their lots.
Councilu►an Lieb1 said that if there is a motion made,. he would like to ac�aent
that this is not full right of way width and the previous Cw�ncil gave � of
thm street to Donnay, so that is part of their property. This malses this a
specific case, and he felt that the people backinq onto Jefferson could not be
assassed that iront on Madison. The street is there for the peaple living on
�the west side and they should bear their share of the assessment. Since there
is na curbinq, the assessment would be less. Counciluian Sher.i�dan said that
�,e Ccauricil never vacated the east � of� the street, as it was uever dedicated.
Tf t�he �latting of Aonnays_Adc3ition had gone in as the Adams Street Addition
�n�t�e no�cmal qrid �attern., they would have had to dedicate part o� 'the plat for
��re�t purposes.
;' MOTION by Coancilmaun Sheridan that the oast properti�ra on Jeffexs� ixaa Laicele�nd
(57th) to 58th, and Lakeland fraan Jefferson to 7th �treet on tbe sautY� not be
a��ssed the 25$ assessment €or the stxeet improvements• Th.i� is no de�viatioA
' fxvm '1�.Y►e normal assessment policy on double frontage lots as there was never
Eull right of wey. Seconded by CounciLnan Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Harris P�o tem declared the motion carried.
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MEETING WITH GEORGE M. HADISEN COI�ANY:
Mr. Georqe M. Hansen was not present at the Council A4ee'ting.
RECEIVING THE NiiN[3TES OF THE P:LADiWING COb�IS&ION MEETING OF JUNE 17 , 1970 e
].. SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #70-05, CPL JAMES L. �BIN�ON BY G.D. �IADiCOI+A►
HIS AT3'O�tEY: To construct a service station on Lots 1;-hru 6, Lot 9,
North 68 feet of Lot 20, Central Avenue Addition.
The City Enqineer said that the Planning Commission recom¢nended appraval of the
specia]. use-permit and that this item could be diacussed all at the same time
undez consideration of the reaoning ordinance, the next item on the Aqenda.
2. V`�TION RE UEST: SAV �70-04 CPL. JAMES L. RIOBIDISODI BY G.D. GIANCOI+Ar
8IS ATTORNEY: Vacation of Brook Street - ia�aediately south and abuttinq
Central Avenue Addition. �
The City Engineer reportad that the vacation v+as agpro�ved by the Plsnninq
Comtnission and tlie Council action would be to set the Pubiic Hearing !or
August 10, 1970. �
MOTTCxii by Councilman Breider to.set the Public Hearinq date of August 10, 197(�
for th� vac3ation requested by Cpl. James L. Robinson. Seconded by Couneilman�{�
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Sheridui. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye. Ma�tor Harria. Pro tem declarRed th�
motion carried. �
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3. IAT SFLIT REQUEST: L.S. #70-Q8, FREDERIGK A. SKOGs North 10 feet af T�ot
17 to be added to Lot 18, Black 2, parkview oaks 1st.Addxtion.
The Gity Engineer reported that the Planning Commission reccwauaended appxoval of
the zequest for this lot split. It merely takes a small section of land from
one lo� and adds it to the adjacent lot. He then �ssed vut a map of the area
to the Council. He said that this split would give the people a little more
rootn. Councilman Sheridan commented that he recalled this house was pne that
the builder set the wrong way on the lot.
MOTION by CounciLnan Sheridan to ap�rove the �ot �p1it reque�ted-by Frederick
�#. Skoq. Seconded.by Councilman Liebl. Upon.a voice vote, all vot�.ng aye,
Maxoz Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
4. Lfl'�' SBLIT.RE4t�E,STs L.S.. #70-09,...WEDIDE,L,L E;LI,IOT.T• South.20.feet c7�€ Lcat 1,
B1ock 1, Sandhurst Additi�on deeded to Lot 2. .
The CitX Engineer.said that this would be splittinq the south 20' and deedinc,� it
to Lot 2. The Planning Commission agproved of the request. This.is the way the
p�ople have.been maintaining their_lots anc3 this wauid.=j�st:make the split
].Egal. This �.s necessary at this time as theze are street improvements goinq
ia on Hart�man Circle and the correct person shou� be°assessed. _
I+�OTTON by Caunciltnan.8reidsr,��to .ap�vc�se fi�e. lot. split, �esque�bed by Weadell
Elliott, The motion was aeconded az�d- upon a voice:.v�, ;:a�l], volf.t�g ay.s,
MaXor Haacri�s Pro tem declared the neotion carxied. _
MQTION by- Cauncilman Breiaier _to xecaive tk�e 2�.nutea�� :r�f the Planning Comaission
Meeting of June 17, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem deelared the motion carried.
CODTSIDERATION OF SECOND READING.OF AN ORDI�TAQCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE
CITX OF �RIDLEY, MINNE,$OTA:BY MAKING A.CHANGE IW ZONING DISTi�.ZCTS (ZOA #70-OQ)•
Re�on�.ng area generally located at the corner of 73rd Avenue and Central Avenue�
N.E. by.Cpl..James.L. �ohinson by G.D» Giancola, his At.torney. .
The City Enqizseer said t2sat there were three it�ems - that need ta_ be t�onaidered.
This is in Central Avenue Addition.. All.tha property�.is o�aned by.one pxoperty
owner at this time. It is being split to make a gas station site. The
�lanninq Coaatniesion recommended approval of the l,ot split, special use pera�it
and the rezoning. He said.that he �rould reEOmmend_that.an additional 15' be
pbtaineti along.�he.northerly.side of titie gropert�r..acrasa Central Av.enue Addition
to c�et an additional turning lane. . „
Mr. G.D. Giancola said that the glans have been subaiitted to the City Enqineer.
He aaid that he is in pmssession of a.letter agreeing to deed the northexly
1�' as xequested. The City Engineer said that he had hoped to shi�t the whole
plat_15" to the south as his feeling was that this is not adequate ,pxoperty fox'
devalo�went..as a qas°station site. Mr. Giancola said that.-he had.met with the
Ci,ty Enqi�ieer and they _went over this p,roblem:.. Fie �fe1t _that if 15' was deeded
across the north, this would suffice and still give ro�n for the exits and
entrances.
Counci].m�tn Liebl a�ked if theg were in agreement v�ith. the Planninq• Commission' a
�ecomut�ndation for evergreens along the west of the building. Mz. Giancola►
�ame i'orwa�Cd with the plans and showed him how the ah�����x ��q �l��d. Tt
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daes ak�ow shrubbery as a buffer zone on the west and south sides. ��
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Councilman Harris asked if there was any chance that the property owner to the
south would see fit to clean up his property. Mr• Giancola said that this is a
foreclosure and he did not know what was going to happen with it. Councilman
Harris said that there have been a numlaer of complaints about debris laying on
the ground. The Council would surely like to see this area clea�ed up. Mr•
Giancola said that he would make this request.
Councilman Sheridan explained that it is the practice of the Council to hold the
second reading of the rezoning ordinance in abeyance until all the plans and
specifications are in and the building permit is applied for, and they are ready
to start construction. The City has had cases in the past were a piece of
property has been rezoned, then there is�never anything done with the property.
This procedure is to eliminate this happening. There is no problem as long
as the petitioner proceeds with the plans. The rezoning ordinance can be
held in abeyance for 6 months awaiting the plans and specifications and if
nothing has transpired, the petitioner has to start all over aqain and go
through the subcommittees. Mr. Giancola said �hat he was representing the fee
owner of the property and that Skelly Oil will have to take care of the plans
and speeifications and the application for the buildi.ng permit. Mx'. R.G.
Sundberq, Skelly Qii Company, said that the plans ar�_ready and they cari malee
application for a building permit immediately.
Councilman Breider said that he would like to see the adjoininq �ro�tY cleaned
up also. There is an old junk ca�c sitting there that 1�e kn�'s of and. miscellaneous
other junk. Mr. Giaracola said that he would urge hiaa to do so. He said that he
has never discussed this problem with him sa he could not answer for him.
The City Attorney said �� he believed that there was already some action on
this. The City Engineer said that-a notice has been served to the property owner
and then everything has been turned over to the Gi�y Attorney. The Gity
Attorney said that he would check it out, and have a r�port at the next regular
Council Meeting.
Mr. Giancola said that he was also going to start with the r�gistered land survey
to take care of Lots 7 and 8 and the south � of Lot 20. The Planning Gom-
mission had suggested that this be under a registered land survey. The City
Engin.eer said that he did not believe that the County would accept a registered
land survey and that it would have.to be platted.
The City Engineer said that their next step woul.d be to go to the Buildinq
Standards-Design Control Subcoaamittee afor approval of their plans., As-to the
special use permit he suggested that it should include the followinq stipulations:
1. That they would dedicate a 15' strip, plus a radius at 73rd Avanue and
Cantral Avenue.
2. That they would pave the additional lane and put in curbing on the north and
east sides, both to be dedicated to the City.
3. Curb all the blacktopped area.
4. Understand that the special use permit is for gas station and service station
only.
Mr. Richard Harris, Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee, said that if
the plans are ready, there is a meeting next Thursday and they may.be able to get
on the Aqenda. Mr. Sundberg said that the plans are ready. Councilman Harris
said that if the plans are approved before the 20th, they would be back on the
Council Agenda at that time.
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MOT�ON by.CouAail�an ArQider to Approve the apecial usw pitrmit +�ubjeat to3`i�e
tAlla►iAg .�oac�i.tton,s s that tbey would. dedicato. a.L5r! �txip al�q 93s+d. �+ronue ► Blu�
a�adfua atit 73rd Av�aue a�nd Central �Avertue j that thsp wa�nld: pav� tile �dditia�l
lan� and.put in curbinq on the north an� east sides, both to be.dsdicat�d to tho
Catty� . t�iat .thQy �rould ourb all the blacktopped areai aud th�t. the_epecial u�re
,permit is..for qa� atatiom and ae�cice statio�i_oniy. Seconded by Council�aa
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,_ Mayo�. Ha,�ris Pro_t+eaa cleclar�d
the motion carried.
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RECEZVIN6- �iE MINLtTiiB OF . TiiE BtTILDING - STADIOA&�8 . T. D�E3�6Ai C�ODITROL �'Il+� OF
Ji� 18. 1970: .
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This requ��'� is for. .au.18 unit�-4arage ta _be added to_- an. apartmetit nnit' acx'os�
fxan Onans. T�ey would lilca ta put in a garaqe rather than:the blackta�ed
parkix�g glsc�a, Tba, Bt;ilding 5tandards -. D,�sign Contx+�o41 subcoom►itt�e xavaamasr�dad
+�PProv8�1 of ths requ��t. .
litiTlC�Ai by Cauaai.lman 8r�ide�: to appr.ove. tha requ�eat tcti, add a� 18. a�a]..l gazage
aapp�: �cr. aaca�ata : u� _].8 : unit :�ngaYtment ba�i.ldi�g:. a�t 1441 73rd Aae+�we N.E.
8ecamded #ay:�c�nc�.la�an:Liebl.�, Upon a� voice. vote, all �natir�q:aya, :�iayor-idar�c�.s
Fxa t�a .d�c�lared ° the aiotion carzied.
MOTIODI by Gounci.lman Liebl to receive the_Minutes.of.the.8uildins� Standards -
Design Gan�r,o1 Meetinq of June 18k 1970. Seconded by Counci].a�an 5heridan.
Upon a voice vote, al.l votinq sye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declasQC3 the aiotion
carried. : .
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�iSIDFsRATIO�i t1P' H.R�QLI�ST.. TO_ �OVE . A. CHtIBGFL F�! 6541 EAST RZi�R iaOAD,
ZDLEY. I1IIBiNE�30'rA TO 6601 OAKL�Y DRLVE .N E,: FSiZDLi�Y. MIDiNE.SQTA, Tli� SAI�
T1T/"� T /�YI\ []
The City Engineer exp].a�ined .�that : this was first discussad ,in the _Minutes of the
18th arafl continued to their aieeting of the 24th, where they recoemsnded approval
at�bject..xo c�rtatin conditions. He then presented- th�:.plans . at �tha Ce�ncil
table.
.�r . Gleaa .iTtm�psor� said . th�►t . there w+ere twm�: �ha�aq,�s.: mada ..in thQ . plaua : at the
Buildinq Standards - De�rign Control Meeting and th$y are in the process oi
t�arrging tbeix plana. T1�ey are not done yet due to the vacatione of the
p�agle cv��n�d. ,. Hs s�►id that they wou].d . he resdy witY�.in 10 day�,� . and� would be
r�dy fs�r.: Cc>uucil. action� on thetr .1�,eeting af the 20th. .
Mb'FIQN . by Counci�uat�n Hs�eidsr to tabl� this item and have it bzaught baC�k on
3uly 20th. Seconded by Councilnian Liebl. Upon a voic� wts� . ail vta,tirig aye,
Mayos Harria Pro tem declared the motion carried.
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MOTION by Gouncilman Liebl to receive the Minutes of the Buildinq Standards -
Desi.gn Control Meetinq of June 24, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion
carried.
RECEIVING THE MIDiUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEE�ING OF JUNE 23� 1970:
A REQUEST FOR A VARIADTCE QF SECTIOI�i 56.05, 6A, FRIDLEY CITY CODE1_ TO
INCREASE TFiE MAXIMUM SIGN AREA OF AN IUEAITZ.EI.C�ATION SI6N FROM 80 SQUARE FEET
TO 189 SQUARE FEET TO BE ERECTED ODI PARCEL 6600, SOUTH �S OF SECTION_2� ANQKA
COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEIAI6 6970 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY_�__
MINNE�OTA (RE�UEST HY MEDTRQN.IC INCORPORATED� 6970 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E,
�'RTDLEYf MINNESOTA): -
'T'he City F.nqineer showed the Council plans for the aign and said that it would
be uwre of a structure than a sign, and has an,attractive appearance. Eventually
this is gaing ta be Medtronics' headquarters. The Board of Appeais recoa�aended
approval.
Mr. A1an Davidson, Raute 3f Stillwater, Minnesota,.Plant Managar for Medtronia
was pxes�nt and �xesented a repliaa of the structure for th� Cauncil to �ee,
MOTTON by Councilman I..iebl to approve th� vari,a�n�ce ass requeated. Seconded by
Counoi�man �hezidmn. Upan a voice vote, all votir�g ay�, M��►or Harria Pra tem
dea�ared ti�e motion �carried.
RECEIV�DTG THE MIWUT�S OF THE PARKS AND 12EGREATIQI+i MEETING OE JUNE 8 r 1970:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive th,e Minutes of the Paxks and Recreation
Commission Meeting of June 8, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breidex. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem decl�ed the nbtion ca�rried.
RECEIVING ,T�iE, MIDiI1TES QF THE .P�-�3<R&�p�IaODt MEETING OF' �tTDTE 29, 1970:
MOTTON by Councilzaan Sheridan to instruct the Administration to work with the
Paxks and Recreation Department in outlining and i.dentifying the axeas in regard
to the�need for boulevard tree tri.uiming and also to eontrol the vandalism by
increased patrolling o� Locke Park and Moore Lake Beach. Seconded_by Councilman
Breider. Upon a voice.:vote,.all voti.ng aye, Malro�-Harri� Pro tem declared the
motian carried.
RECEIVTNG THE BIDS AND AWARDING CODiTR]ICT FOR MOTO.x FIRE APBARATUSs(8ids opened
.12:00 Noon, July 6, 1970)
Bidder
Bid Bond Base Bid Alternate A Delivery Date
Peter Pirsch Maryland Cas. Co�: $38,291.00 $2,448.00 540 Aays
Kenosha, Wisc. 5$ B.B. does not include
hose
Howax'd Backus Travelers Ind. $38,614.00 $5,931.00 240 Work Aays
Auierican Lafrance 5$ B.B.
Victoria, Minn.
Aanerican Fire Apparatns St. Paul Fire & 538,195.80 $3,800.00 30Q Days
MZ+rshalltown, Iowa Maxine $6400.00 does not include
hoae
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MO'I'IOt� by- Councilman Liebl_ to receive the. bids as listed.. . The motioxy was
saconded.and ugan a voice vote,_all voting ays, Mayox-Ha�ris Pro tem declarsd
the anotion carxied.
APP�OVAL OF E'IRE DTPARTMENT PP,'!€RfJLL FOR D£C�MBER.18,.1959 TH&OUGH JUNE 17 197p:
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MOTION by Councilmau Liebl to approve the Fire Depa�tment pa►yroll as listed in
the Aqenda of Ju1y 6,- 1970 .for the pe�icad E�.�ecemb�M 18::, .19�9 �o�tgh
Jun� l�-, �].970. S4cotaded b� _Cr�t�c�i.lmruri- Sh�xid�... -�pmu. s�ica- vo't+e r'-mllt'v4�ing
�3� r �I+� = i;�rr.i.� : P�rp t.+� dec lared _ the.: nwtion -:aarriad . : _ . _ . _
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DI�C[i$S�E'�1�:- �x�'a �E�B'���VAL� ff� "ii�EliZiilEaOD�TBT� BLAT t. . :
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Caunoi�p� Liebl asked � there ha�e been any char�ge since the� Cou�nail laat �raw
th� pl�;�.- The-City Engineez said that tbe plat.was tlze same.but:�o has etill
not been a dsed grcw'Sehoal District �►14.. They�aze:.xeady tar:t#�I� the p1at,
this �.o. the r�a�on it: is- cc�aing -back to::t3ze Cou�cil. ,
MOTIQN by CauncilmaA Sheridan to reaffirm �nd r,e.approve of the plat of Srer�t-
wood ��ttut�a. . S�cosidad- by. �ounci3man Breider. • . . .
Caunu.i.lman Skteridan a�ked if the City Engineer _knew of. any rea�c�. why the &ahool
hat�i ' n�t- c�.iv�:n '�he :_daed. The. City � Eu+gine� .�n�.d - r�a., . the deed �. be4n �aextt to .
thdm. fihe �.i�i-- Atto�ney pointed o�t that ixf�s .�irut-: ia a].8o the �t�oys tcu'
Sahoo� Aietria� 1�i�4 dnd he would-try to see wtutt was..b�o2cttaq:.it,.ttg;_ ;1d�yp�^.;
Hatx'ri.� Pza �em asked him to pleaae pursue thia.
THE VOT� UPON THE i�IE7rION, being a voiae vote, aii votinq aye, blayor Harria P�o
tem decl.arec3_ the. �aotion carried:
�� DI9CUS SI.QA1 �, REGA�IN6 _ REAPPRQV� QE _ MARXEN PLb1T t
Counciltaan Sheridan c�musented that _.this. is _.the: p3at th.�t wa$ ..g.r.auted a time
ex�ension. The City Engineer said yes, the apglicants wanted to wait to see what
waa qoa.ng to happen witb, the .land. adjacent to..th�ir'�c in reqard to= the rezoning.
bat that has nct progxes+�ed. a�►d. thay. are now..ready: to. f:ile the plat. . __
MOTiODi b� _Councilman ..$reider. to _ rsapprova of.:the-.�!larxe�. plat., Seccanded bp -
Counciiman.Lieb�. Upon=a,voice vote, all voti�nq�age, �ayat Harri.s Pro tem
declared the motion carried.
DISCU��IODI: REGaRQING.:ADDI�.LON1tI� _'F3Y F.OrRFEIT LOTS:
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Th� City Engineer presented a map o€ the areaa �he City would lik� to retAin for
khe ptt�po+�s of dumpinq:.clean fill. from- constrnction _and_.a place to put the.
street sweepings. He said that this has t�.be �aken care of by Auqust lst.
�'h�+ Council �.ndiaated-. that they. wauld like further i�fa.rm�tion, suat� .�►e the taxoa
due an the tvro areas, and asked that this iae brauqY�t �a�Ek on the next Ayenda
wher�.�here is furthe� infozmation_supplied. ._
MOTTON by Caunci7.�►an Liebl to.table this item to the Mestinq of Julg.
Seaonded by Counci]saan Sheridan. Upon a voicQ_vote, all votinq ay�,
Harri� Pro tam declared the motian carried. _
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RESULUTIOIJ ��3�.-1970 -]1 RESOLiT�IODt RBCEIVIDiti T�8 P�LZMiii�itY iES�ORT 1�
CALL�I3G H PUBLIC- HEARIDiG ON THE Id�T'T�R OF THE CONSTEtUCTION OF CBRTAIi1 IMFI�YB-
' MEZT'1'� : STREET IMPRAVEMENT PRA7ECT ST. 1970-3:
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Reaolutiori �131-1970. Sacoad�d by Council-
inan.Sheridan. ,
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A. ma�pber a!` = ths awa3ienae asked .�: iong this v�ld be. Mayor Harrt� Pro tea►
aetid Ctt�t thear� vouid be r�othing done until thers xa�► • pttblic hesrinq beld
a�nd tk�re 2�ear3�g oauld ��wt be he].d t�ntil the •�pl+ma : u� sp�atti�slio� sri'
xeaaived traa► ths Stats. '�he City also has to r�Eeive approPv�►1 ot tli� 8tstea'
� cc�st .pa►�fiicipatio�. Cauucilmaui 'sheridaA add�d that it wrnild; r�oC � bs boss i�a t�hs
1�70 CQA�tr1�1Cti0A yeS�7'r p���1y in the 1971 coastruction yeas. Sha �bsr or
the audience aaked wh�n th� signala for 61�t would be caiapleted� Tho Couiicil
ad,viaed him that the r�aalution has be� passed attd the Stata has aqreed to Put
�u the 9:e�t turn arxows , but . it is a matter - of when the money t�ri.11 be
�tya,i,i.atb7.e. Councilman� Harri� added that the City eaanot touch the sigria►1+�. Tbsy
az� Sta�� controlled. ° ,
UPON R'f�t?I�E VC►T�, all votix�g age r lea�ar Harris Pro tem declared tbe awtiQn
�Ax'�iea. _ _ - .. .
I•ypTTe�J by �vuz�cil�an Liebl to adopt &esolution #132-1970. Seco�uded by (�outncil�
wan She�idanf ; Upon a vaice .vote, - all votinq aye, .le�atgor Harris Ps�a te� declared
the motion carried. �
RESOLUTIODT �133-1970 - A RESOLUTION AEQUESTING MET;Ii�OPOLITADi -COUNCILa TD
A STUDY FOA Ti;IIE NEEII OP' ADDITIONAL BRIDCE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER:
M�TZObI by -Councilman Sisezidan ..to adopt stesc�lutian -�133-297Q. Seco�ded by
Caxaaail�n-x.iebl. iipon.<a; voice vota, .ail aotinq sy�, �Ma�ror fiarrfs �so.te�u:
declazed �be motion carriecl.�_
RFSOLLI�IO� ��.34-I97$ � A;3ti3SOLtJTIO�t_AFPimVIDiG.-Z1�bBOVF.l�NT ..PR�TECr:�i .E�ST RIVSR
RpAD AND _,Aia7'�DiT S'�REBT$ D�E�I�E� INTERSTATE 6.9� ADiD=-RICL CRESICs . �
MO'TTODI by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #134-1970. Secoabed by (:ounai7.-
a►an Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Malror I3arris Pro tea declared
the motioci -carried. . .-
Thes - Ci�y �igineex � reported .that there iiaa been. a verbal aqr�ea�ent . aa tbe psrt ot`
the Su�eau ot Rosd� that thare will be a coanaittment of tunds undsz the
T.O.P.I.C.S. proqraw ta t�alp with this project. � -
RESOLIITIOmi �135-19?0 - A itESOLUTIODi AiCCEPTING BAR1C LAD1D FR�ON B�D�t�i - B�RICIC.SON.
TNG. AD1D DESZGDIATION Oa N�1ME OF PARK AS ."JOi�1 EAIGKSON PARK" s
Ccx�ncilman Harris asked where this property is-located. Th� Citg Man�qer sn►id
that iC is in the vicinity of Sprinq Lake and Osborne lmad.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 6, 1970
i�TIQN by Counc�,],man Bre;Eder to adopt Re�olution �1135-�,97p, Seconde�d by
Counci3u�an.Lisbl.. Upon a voice vote, �11 voti,ng.a�a,.:May� �ar�is pro tem
decia�ed the motion carried.
AISCUSSIODI �GARDING STATUS OF P1i�7ECT #93 (AREA 1dORTH OF OSBORNE RAAp) :
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Mr. Ico Coms'tock, of Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, said that he
has is�cued a Certificat� of the Engineer under the date of July 1, 1g7p
mdd�r+�+R+sed to . the City Council . He has sent copiQS to the vice pz�e.sident � c�� the
boz�diAq Qowp�nY� D.M. Noyes Construction Contpan�► aad the engirseer e�.i.oyed bX
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'�Q ���9 �uy ta investigate the avenues ta fol,low now. He said tha�t it
�Bpe+�c$ that . this is the next step requ�#xed to put the bonc�i,ng. ecarPairiY in tha
position to take over the work. His recommendation to the Council was tc
t�smi:n�te the contract with Noyes. _
Cat�ricilman .iia�ris ar�lcsd �t��:.he felt �khat the amount o� ze�ain�ge wa� _�s�t�ivient
to cover the p�tcablema with the termination of the ooatract. �tr. ec�etaclt �
a+�id 'that:�tn accurate es�imate cQUld ndt be dane because oi the �t o�
t�tinq that hae not been caapleted. Councilmau Harris co�nentac! ,t�at onlx tt�8
w�oxk th:at was co�tpleted has been pai.d gor ._ He added that this is a G�� �� tt�
Fc�int� ��z ar chauaqa fx� th� te�minQlogy of the cowct� iu the award ot a#ri�d �v
ti� "�.awee� rea�aible bidder". He felt that there shauid be po� ��,y$ v
in thait wordinq. The City Attr�rney aaid th�� ,�thi,� i� a qc�od p�t �� ��
ti��t t�e, t�cyuact� �a�v�e �aicen�� most af tbe discxetictn � a�a$�► fxom �e �u�a�.�ig�4,� .
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bod:�t�s. xe aa�.d that if tbe contract is tezxaina�ted; �loyes- s2'o�Id'.be qiven ne�t
w�ek to x�ectiiy tite Pxoject under the terms of tbie.eontzact. He satid tfi�►t-th�r
angineex that the bonding company has hired will meet with Mr� pomstock
�����Y ��M• �is.1`elt .that they would probably f3nish the praject a+s i.t is
$O g� ��°�' �d ���� °pt°�istic,that the Gity would came out all riqht.
He felt that it was a wise move to pay Noyes on a weekly basis for the work
accc�plished as this kept them working longer than they probably would have and
more� of �he pr.oject is coiupleted.
�'• Coutatock sa►id that he would be meeting their engineer next Wedn�sda�y mnd the
matt@r of hcw tbe project i,s to be fin,i�hed will be discussed. It wo�ld be hia
preference if Noy�s woaiid take avex the project.and ginish it. The contraatox
is to receive seven days notice of termination of contract.
l�pTit�+I b�. Cou+nciiman Liebl to tFProvs the recammasndation of thQ Cons�].ting
Enqineer and terminats the contract with D.M. Noy�es Co�truction
�itt11► 4A
Project 1F93, ar�d instruct the City Manager to instruct Noyes of the termi�atian.
The_�tioa..was sceconded.
+Mr. Richard Harris askQd if the bonding compa,ny ia qoing to ginish.th� �ab.
The C�ty Attorney said that ttie detenaination is up to them to find the easieat
�d ch�aPest way .t� do�it. Mr. Harris painted out_that the City ta�y be liable
for the la�lc of prudenc� by the Contractor in riot P�t�g uP barriaades�in
haxard�a conditions, such as holes in the streets, washouts, etc. Hs felt
that as Onatway is not vexy well light�d, the City �hould put up some baa�ri.cadee.
Couxici]saan Hd�ris �sked Mr. CamAStock to lc�i�„ a�t this wedAesday �ith the, rte�v
�sngineer. Mz�, Cauu�tock s�31.d_ that this is� ona. af the reas�ons: for t�naination
p�' �he com�aat is their lack of takinq care of condition� potenti�lly
dan�qert>us. T,here ixas .been no .�#iv�t to rep�#r them. Ha felt tha►t i.t would be
better to wait uritil the bonding cosnpany revien� the situation act$ let .thaa do
the barricading. The City Attorney pointed out that the City does k�ay�
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liability insurance. Councilman Breider felt that they should be barricaded as
soon as possible and asked the City Engineer to check into it.
Mr. �chard Harris said that there was another item that he would like to bring
up. There is a need for a culvert across the ditch along Beech and Elm Streets.
The City Engineer said that there is a project being let the 20th and he hoped
to get a proper solution to his problem.
THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro
tem declared the motion carried.
APPOINTMENT TO PLATS AND SUBDIVI5IONS - STREETS AND UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to table this item to the next regular Council
Meeting of July 20, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried.
APPOII3TMENTS:
Name
John B. Healy
1425 LaSalle Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Position Effective Date
Bartender June 24, 1�7G
Bar #3
Vicki L. Chambers Accounting June 24, 1970
10221 Filmore Place Clerk
Blaine, Minnesota
Richard J. Lovberq Sr. Engr. July 27, 1970
6330 Kyle Ave. No. Aide
Minneapolis, Minn.
Replaces
Dave Gunderson
i.inda Tildahl
Peter Herlofsky
, MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the appointments as recot�ended by the
Administration. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Harris declared the motion carried.
I' CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Shexidan to approve payment of General Claiias #21821
' through #22222 and Liquor Claims #4577 throuqh #4623. The motion was seconded
and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris declared the motion carried.
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LICENSES:
Livestock
Richard J. Kokesh
7068 Hickory Drive
Fridley, Minnesota
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By: Richard Kokesh
Masonr
Sharp Concrete Const. Inc.
12060 Mississippi Drive
Osseo, Nlinnesota By: I��{��?l8 I�• �haF�'F
Approved By
Building Inspector
Building Znspector
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LI(�NSES CONTINUED. �
�,,,XC,AV__ ATIpN - - - - � APPROVEA BY ;
KaaleA � Sabby Inc. �
9082 Palk &txeet N.�.
M�.�apol.is, Min�e+�ota By: 3oeephine Waalen Bldg. I�tap. �
�.S S�, V ttE3 .
Bxtico Flumbiag Campany . .
k7k7 �tia Lake Avenu� _ .-_�—_ _ _. ___ - _ _
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MiAns�tpolie, �imtesota 8y: Delbert Bruce = :.Plbg. �xup.
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ENL�RAL CON'I'R��CTOR _ .
Aqual�d �ool C�mpany, Inc.
34p0 1lakota Avenue South
Mi.�eapo],ia, Mi.nne$ota 8y: Harvey �lumenberg Bldg. Ir�ep.
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Aoge� 8rexu�,y Genexal ContraeC.ax _ - - : . .�
601I�3�d Sereet'N,�..
;�,tma�,poli�, Minneaota By: Roger E. Brenny 81dg. It�sp.
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7651 Genxral Avenue N.B. _
Fxidley, Minneeota � By: Ed Chiea Bldg. Insp.
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Jami.epn Bxothera Inc. - �
8G06 Sunse� 8oad N.E. -
Mittneapolis, Minnesota By: Duane Jamison • Aldg.,'�Insp.
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Led#.n Co�tiru��ian Go u �' - ..
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S�i51 Dupbnt Avenue North
Iriit�atteapo�.i�, Minneaota By: Fred R. Ledin Bldg, Insp.
x,uwb�ax K�ng Company -
5145 O1f:ver k�en�e So�tt� - � - • -
Mitme�tpolis, Minneaota By: Jerome Loicberbaum . Bldg. Inap�
R b A Holding Coinpany
b225 University Avenue N.E.
gzidley, Minneaota By: A.T. Gearman Bldg. Intp. -
Dom Scbuett Bui.lders •
$4�1 �erxace Road N.E.
M�ae�tpolis, I�i.naeaota By: Donald Schuett Bldg. ��.��.
�SQIZRY , ,
,Je�GO, Incorpora�ed
1'�01 Ws�� 7$� Stxeet
Dlpomi�t�,gtp�n, Mint�eeota By; C. P. Judge B2dg. i In�p.
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L�C$NSES CONTINtJED.
81at� t�-�
W,M. Munson Plasterinq Ganpany
1110 Irving Avsnue North
Minnsapolis, Minnesota .
BY: W.M. Mun�on
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A�prv�vv�_ ved BY
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id�QTI0D1 ?�y Co�inciltaara Shsxic'�n to +►Pproved the , licsnses a� li��ed, Se�a�d bY
Cpu�ncilman Li.ebl. tJpon a voice vote, all voting aye, 1�Iayor iiaztis Pxo te�►
dsa�msed the aaotion carried.
ESTIMAT�3: • .
Lea,que of Minnesota Municipalities
33Q0 Uni.vsr8ity Aveaue S,E.
��.�qnee�polis, Minnesota 554�4
Subscriptiou to Labor Relation� Conaultinq Service $ 9G0.00
iia�.7., �mith► Just�ar, Fe�.3cetaa & Haskvitz : , , . � _
1p5p 8ui.lders �xcYiange Suildinq
Minrieagolia, l�.tnnesota 55402 ' _
Reta�iuer �For June 1970 (Couacil Meetings. 9tc, i S'�00.00
Retainer for June 1970 Criminal Prosecutions) $540.00
Secretarial $115.00 $ 1�315.04
i�iirin-Kota Excavation Caapany
3401 85 Avenue North
Min,neapoli.s, Minnesota
p,RRTIJ►I, Es�imate #l, Street Taaprovement Project $13,989.15
St. 1970-1
Gile & Weieon:Constructicn Co�apany Inc•
2102 105th Avsnue N.E. .
Blaine, Mir�riesot� . . . .
pARTIAL Estimate �14, Street Improvement Project
St. 196�-3 $17,196.22
: Comstock � Aavis, Inc.
Consultinq Engineers
1a46 County iaoad "J"
Mi.nnea,polis�. Minnesota. 55432 •
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For the iurnishing of resident inspection and resident
�uparvi$ioa �or the �takinq out of the follawinq cons-
Cruction projects:
�ati�te �7, Sanitary Sewsr & water 7�provement px�oject $ 4�pg6.32
No. 93.fr�n A,pri1 27, i970 throuqh May 30, 1970
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E$T�MA'1�S CONTINUED.
Esti�aate #7, Wate� Improvement Project No. 94 from April
27, 1970 throuqh May 30, 1970.
Eatimate #8, Water Improvement Project No. 95, Schedule A-1
Well No. 10 &�.1, frcxa April 27, 1970 through May 30, 19'Tl��.
Eetimate #8, W�tex Impxovement Project No. 95,
Sched�l� A-2, W�11 No. ].2, fxca� A�ril 27, 197p
thrOUqh May �0, 1970.
Estimdte �8, Water Improvement Project No. 95,
Sohedu�s A-3, Wel1 Na. 13, F'�com April 27, 1970
through May 30, 1970
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EetimatB #5, Water Imprav�ment Project No. 95,
Schedul� F- We�,l No. 8 frotn Xpril 27, 1970
'thx'ough May 3 Q , 197Q .
�s�imat� #l, Wat.ar Tmprov�aaetit Project No. 95,
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�IQN by Couaaai�7.�aaua� Li�b1 tci approve Pa�,rmep,t o� the satima�tes as eul�aaitted.
�e m,otior� wa� �@ccmded and upon a vai.ce vote. .�.11 vot�i.ng aye, Mayor Hr�x'ri�
Pro 'keat 'declared the aao�.ion carried.
GOMMt1NICA�'IONS s
A. AISFs TF�ANSMISSIODt LINE REPORT UATED JUNE 22, 1970
MOTION by Councijsaan Breider to receive the NSP transmission line repo�t dated
Juns 22, 19?0. The mation was seconded and upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye,
Mayar Harris Pro tem daclared the motion carried.
8. W�i': Titai+ISMIa�S2DN LTNE REpOKI' DATED. JUDTE 26, 1970:
1KOTION by CounciLnan Breider to rec�ive the NSP transmission line a�eport dated
Jtuie 26, 19'7D. The motion was seconded and -upan a voice vote, all v+otiing �ye,
Malyor Harris Pro tem declared the mQtion carried.
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CTTY REQUEST FOR
RA1�S_ -- ._.,�
MATTON by CcauncilWan Shezidan to receive the cc�aunication from the State of
M�.xunesota, D�paartmsnt of Hiqhways dated July 1, 1970. Seconded by Cotlticil�tta.ci
Liebl. Upon a� voi.ce `vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Harri$ Pro tem declar6d tho
utAt�ion aarried.
D. MZNNESOTA '�RANSFER RAILWAY: RE�UEST FOR GIVID]G CONSIDERATIODI RT ASSESSMENT
HFAR�NG FOi� RIGHT OF WAY GIVEN
Tii� Citx �g�.n�sr said tk�a� at t�he hearing it was pointe� out tb�at thexe wduld
}a� some cons�.derat�pn yiven to Miru3esota �ransfer Railway for the right of way
q�.ve�n. . However, the asse�ssmer�t must be equal on bpth sides of t.�� ���;���,�
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This will be brought up agai.n at the time of the assessment hearing.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the co�amunication from Minne�ota Transfer
Railway Company dated June 29, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem dEClared the motion carried.
E. IVES HOISVER3': REQBEST. F08 bi0081 WALK AT HOLLY
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to recaive the communication from Ives �oisv�zt
dated July 2, 1970 and approve the request for a"Moon t�lalk" at Holly Shoppinq
Center on July 16, 17, 18 and 19th and also at Les's Standard Station on
Highway #65 and Osborne Road at a later date in.July. The insurance certificate
is to be on file before the permit is issued. The motion was seconded and upon
a voice vote, all vating aye, Mayor Harris Pro tera declaxed the motion carried.
ADJQURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn the Meetinq. The motion was ceconded and
upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pxo tem declar.ed the Regular
Council:.Meeting of July 6, 1970 adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Secretary to the City Council
Jack O. Kirkham
Mayor
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THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBL'IC HEARING AND WORKSHOP MEETING OF JULX 13, 1970
Mayor Kirkham called the Special Public Hearing and Workshop Meeting of July
13, 1970 to order at 7:40 P.M.
PLEDGE OE' ALLEGTANCE:
Mayar Kixkham lead the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of
,P,llegia.nce to the Flag.
ROI.I. CALI, :
MEMk3ERS PKESEN'I': Breider, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris
MEMBERS P.BS�,NT : Sheridan
ADQPTION pF AGENDP�:
klay�x K.i,rkham said that there was ane item ta add as follows: Petition No.
9-1970: Requesting Council to Take Any and All Actions that Wi11 Result in
�i'�s Itt�rovement and General Living Conditiona on the Pz�operty and Buildinqs
at 6Q25 3xd Stxeet N.E. He added that some of the items could b� taken
before the ,public hearing as it is scheduled for 8:00 P.M, �" �
MQTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by
C4uneilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
DISCUSSION REGARDING STATUS OF PROJECT #93 (NOYES):
� Mr. Comstock of Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, handed out
copies of a letter to the Council under date of July 13, 1970. He said that
he had met with the consulting advisor of the bonding company and it appears
' difficult to arrive at a total estimate of funds to complete the woxk until
the existing sanitary sewer ��ork is checked. Ae felt that it should be
examined by televising so as to be able to estimate the cost of repairs to
bring the project up to the specifications. He said that in the discussions
, with the consultant there are three ways to get the project co�npleted. One
would be to have Noyes complete the work, the second would be for the
bonding company to take it over and coiaplete and the third would be �or the
� City crews to complete the work. He felt that by televising the sanitary
sewer lines the City would be in a better position to state an estimate to
complete the work.
� Councilman Harris asked if this would be a commitment of additiona� funds
from the retainage. Mr. Comstock said that this could be a point of argument
after the fact. The bonding co�pany could say that the cost of televising
' was a needless expense, and that the facility could be tested by normal
means. Even so, he felt that this would be the best way to proceed.
� Councilman Liebl asked how much of the total contrac.t has been paid. Mr.
Comstock said that about $116,000 has been paid of a total contract of
about $235,000. Councilman Liebl asked if 80$ of the work has been campleted.
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Mr. CautStxk said no, a�bout 80$ of the pipe is in the ground but saae of it
is not satisfactory. He added that there is about 5400' of the pipe to be
televised. Gouncilman Haxris said that it seems that this is the only way
to proceed, the course of action for the City is rather limited. The
City Attorney said that they feel that they cannot proceed until it is
known what shape the pipes are in. He said that the bGnding caapany has
shown quite a bit of interest in this job, and have shown a real in�ent to
work with the City and pay their share. He agreed that there may be an
argument about the televisinq later, but he did not want the City to
accept worlananship that they would have trouble with later. Counci.lman
Breider asked when the cleaning could start. Mr. Canstock said that the
woxk could be started�in the morning and the television people have been
alsrted that if the Council approved this action, they are to start
Wednesdax morning.
MOT�ON by Counci]man Liebl to authorize probeeding according to the
recommendations of the Consulting Engineer. Seconded by Councilman Breider.
Upon a vaice vote, all voting sye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Counci].man Liebl asked if they could expect the project to be co�c►pleted by
tha �.st o� September. Mr. Camstxk asid that this is a big quest�on mark
and once the televisinq and cleaning is done an estimate of time cauld be
qiven. He said that he should •be able to give aui estimate of the am►o�unt
of time left on the project in two weeks. He added that perhaps the industries
that axe waiting fox the facilities, could hook onto the water line, rather
than wazting for the completion of the project. There dces not seem to
be any trouble with the water line. If they hooked on, it would be subject
to the City Administration inspection and approval.
DISCUSSION REGARDING RETAINING TAX FORFEIT LOTS:
The City Engineer said that at the last meeting a map was shown the Council
showing some lots that could be retained fran the tax forfeit sale for
dumping street sweepings and material from const�uction. There are two
lots along Alden Way that Councilman Breider had said that he would check
out. He said that he talked to the Parks and Recreation Director and the
Park Department would be very much interested�in these lots if the price is
right.
Councilman Breider said that he had talked to some of the property owners
and they would like to have the lots filled but not necessarily with street
sweepings. 'I"hese two lots are considered unbtiildable, but they Would give
the Park Department access to ]11den Way. T'he people did not feel.that
dwnping street sweepings would be desirable. Mayor Kirkham said that it
sounds more abjectionsble than it really is. It would be fine sand and
good clean fill. Councilman Breider wondered if thia would not mean that
the sand would be blawing aUout. The City Engineer pointed out that the
City has material that it must get rid of. No matter where it is put,
someone would be unhappy. He said that a snow fence could be put in to
try to keep the sand fran b�owing. Councilman Harris said that the lots
are too law to benefit the Park Department without the fill. It would seem
silly to purchase tax torPeit lots and also have to buy more fill, when the
City needs a place to dump ciean fill anyhow. The City Assessor said that
the lots would not be appraised very high since they are considered
unbuildable.
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' long as the dumping was kept in an orderly manaer and there were no big
piles allaved to remain. The City Enqineer said that there would be sane
problem, but the lots have to be filled to use.
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The City Engineer questioned retaining Lot 10, Block 22 in Donnays Addition.
This is a stretch of property that could be used for entrance onto 7th
Street. No�w service is only fran T.H. #65 at Moore Lake. Z'his ccaxld be
retained as public right of way for future development for access onto
7th Stxeet. He asked how n�uch this would cost. The City Assessor said
about $6000 to $7000. Councilman Hsrris pointed out that this would not
be a drive-in theater forever. He said that there would be more and more
traffic generated. Would this be a way to avoid channelling all the traffic
back onto T.H. #652 Councilman Liebl said that this is a long narrow stretch
of land that the City could use ae right of way. It could be a sound
investment to hold in abeyance. The City Engineer said that it would have
to be part of a total plan involving the whole parcel. Whoever develops it
would have to provide access onto 7th Street. The City could be spending
$6000 for public uight of way that is riot neaessary. It would be up to
the developex to develop the property. CounciLnan Harris said that he hated
to see a piece of property remain dormant and continue to be a maintemance
problem. He suggested alertinq the property owne� to the south with the
suqgestion that it be purchased and added to the parcel. The City A�sessor
said that the property owner to the south is interested in the land, but he
did not know to what e�tent. Councilman Liebl said that the only one who
would benefit is the man owning the drive-in theater and he is the one tha8
properly should pick up the land. Z"he City Assessor said that this lot has
already been released. Councilman Harris asked that if the lot is not
picked up at the auction, that the Council be apprised so that they may
reconsider acquiring it. The City Assessor said that he would make it a
special point to call the County the next day after the sale to see if the
lot was acquired by somebody.
The City Engineer said that regarding the lots on Pierce Street, Councilman
Sheridan had said that he would look at the lots. He said that he did not
seem to favor the ide8 as this is a nice reaidential neighborhood and there
is a very steep bank. Unless Councilman Sheridan told any of the Council
differently, he would recommaend that these lots be released.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to retain those lots on Alden Way and south of
69th Avenye as outlined on the map submitted by the City Enqineer, and
relsase those on Pierce Street. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham decTared the motion carried.
Mayor Kixkham brouqht up the queation oi what to do with unbuildable 40'
tax delinquent lots. He wondered if there has ever been any cases where
the assessments were forgiven, so that the lots could be picked up by the
adjoining property owners who could not afford to pay the old assessments.
In this way they could be qotton onto the tax rolls. The City Enqineer said
that the assessments could be re-spread, but to his knowledge they have
never been forqiuen. He said that the Administration could research this
more and report back. Mayor Kirkham said that he knew of cases where the
adjoining property owner w�ould �ike to pick up a tax delinquent lot but
cannot afford the assessments. ,
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Mayor Kirkhattt read the public hearing notice aloud for the benefit of the
audience, and said that these streets are part of the City's l0:yea�C street
improveraent prograttt. Counci�man'-Harris added that these streets wovld be
constructed in the construction year of 1971 with the assessaaent going on
the 1972 rolls. He added that any s�reet could be accelerated into an
earlier oonstruction year if the people so desired as the cost of con-
struction is going hiqher every year. It could be to their advantaqe to
do them sooner than scheduled, rather than waiting for the scheduled ysar.
Liberty Streetr 410 feet West of East River Aoad to East Rivex Ibc�Bd
Ely Street: 100 feet East of Broad Avenue to East River R�oad
Dover Street: 100 feet East of Broad Avenue to 450 feet to the East ar►d
300 feet North to Ely Street
Altura Road: 53rd Avenue to Horizon Drive
Mr. Michael I,ewkowicz, 5407 Altura Road N.E., asked why the estimated cpst
is $14.95 when a few years ago it was many dollars lesa. � set�ar ie
already in. Mayor Kirkham said that this is only an estiatated price and
there has not been an actual bid as yet. The Enqineering Departmeat ariti-
cipatea the cost. if the actual cost is less, that is the amount that the
people will be assassed. Mr. L,ewkowicz asked about the City park. Mayp�c
Kirkham said that the City park is assessed to the City of Fr�dley.
Councilman Liebl said that the estimated cost for Altuxa Road is $14.05. The
City Manaqer added that the bids have gone up about 25�. Mr. Lewko�ticz said
that their land is in the same con8ition as any other street, so why is it
more. Mayor Kirkham said that this is all done by open Bid. Mr. Lewkary+iaz
said that he thought that the price was way out ot line. He asked why sane
streets are higher than others. The City Enqineer said that it depends on
t�e eoil conditions and the lay of the land. This is also a curved street
and is assessed somewhat differently. The proposal is to add saane catch
basins to catch the water so it does not run so far. These things all
affect the total cost of the street. Whatever the total cost of the street
is, after it is bid, will be the amounZ assessed to each property oamer.
Hopefully this esti.mate is high. He said that they try to keep the esti,mates
high so the people will not be misled and upset when the bids cane in. The
cost of construction has been going up at a fantastic rate. Mr. Lewkowic�
said that maybe it should be let go for another tive yeara, the casts are
bound to level off sometime. Councilman Harris said that as the Mayor
indicated this is an improvement hearing not an asseasment hearing. He
pointed out that when a project is iaid out, streets are grouped toqether in
the same general area to try to keep the costs to the contractor down.
This saving is passed on to the property owners. He added that there will
probably be about 20 invitations to bid sent.out. Mr. Lewkowic� asked if
that estimate includes the aost of the storm sewer work nnd the City
Engineer said that it did.
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Alley between University &.4th Street• 53rd`Avenue to 54th Avenue
4th Street: 53rd Avenue to Outardrive of Interstate �694
Ailey between 4th Street & 5th Street• �4th Avenue to Interstate �694
T outerdrive
Mr. Glenn Mostoller, 5420 5th Street N.E. asked wha� was pro,}a�sed for the �.I.ley.
The City Enqineer said tha�� the work proposeri is to put down a gravel base
underneath, then blacktop it. Mr. Mosto]:ier said that his tro�ble in the
past has been to get the City to snowplow the alley. He gat a tag last year
,from the Health Officer because the gaxbage was not picked up, but the
gax�bage haulers could not get down the alley. Counczlman Harris said that
the City does not maintain alleys that are not improved. Mr. Mostoller
said that he weuld be assessed both in the back and the front and his
assessment would be quite h:>gh. He could not see what he got for his tax
dollar. Councilman Harris informed him that 11C of every dollar is taxes to
the City and for that tae get-s police protection, fire protection, parks, eto.
This would be an assessment, not a tax. Mr. Mostoller said tha►t �ast wintex
the Citx Police Department would not allaw cars to park on the street, but
'khey could not get into the nlley because it was not plowed. Councilutan
Harris said that this would correct ths.situation, as�.inlproved alleys are
maintained. He pointed out that if the plows tried to plow unimproved alleys,
they would damage their equig�nent. Mr. Mostoller said that his llt shou�d
buy something. Mayor Kirkham said that street and alley improvements are
assessable and th�y do not come from general tax money. With the black-
topping, the alley will qualify for snowplawing. Mr. Mostoller asked if
there was any storm sewer work. The City Engineer said that the storm
sewer was already in. Counci].man Harris pointed out that in the public
heairng notice it specifies all the necessa�y improvezaents, as a standard
form is used and some streets need sane additionai work, such as s�orm
sewer or sanitary sewer.
5th Street: 53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
Idz'. Richard Byers, 5300 5th Street.N.E., asked the cost of the in►provement
and he was told that the estimated cost was $14.90 per foot. Mr. Byers
asked why the rest of the area is not included in this project. The City
Engineer explained that Sth Street north of 54th Avenue is already under
contract for this year. He said that he was not notified that 5th Street
was going to be improved. Councilman Harris asked if he was buying under
contract, and Mr. Byer said yes. Councilman iiarris said that the listing
for sendinq out the notices is received fr�an the County and they list the
fee owner.
!rlrs."��vin Layland, 5331 5th Street N..E., said that she understood that
this was for curb, gutter and street and the eost was $14.90 per foot.
Mayor Kirkham said yes. She asked if that es�timate included everything and
the City Engineer said yes. She then asked the coet of the alley and was
told $2.37 per foot, and that it would be maintained.
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Alle between 5th Street & 6th Street: 53rd J►venue to 54th Avenue
Mr. Earl Miller, 401 53rd Avenue N.E., said that he could see no purpose
for this alley to go throuqh. There are two garage� that use the alley r►ow,
so the improved alley �vou�d be in the nature of a pri:vate driveway. The
rest of the garages use the street entrance. Cowzca.lman Harris explained
that normally when there is work to be done in an area, an opportunity is
given for all the work ta be done necessary in that area, as it can be
dane cheaper when the contractor is in the neighborhoad. It is presented
as an option if the people are interested in pursaing it.
Mrs. Layland said that they hava to have the garbag� cans sitting in ths fxont
so that they would be picked up. She felt that there was a definite need
for the alley, and that it was a good price. Courxcilman Liebl said that
there are a lot of ticket.� givexz in this area and if the alley is improved
and maintained by the City cre�s, it �ahould take care of the qarbatge
problems and the problem� with the snow p1ow. He felt that iE th� improve-
ment went in, it wauld b� a help to the whole block.
6th Street: 53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
Gouncilman Harris commsnted that the cast of this �treet per foot.is $14.90,
as it i.s with the other �treets in t.lais neiqhborhood.
54th Avenue: 13Q feat West of 4th 5treet to 5th Street
Counci,lman Liebl asked if thexe woulci be any trauble with the water
drainage. '�he City Engineer said that the storm sewer would take care of
it. There are catch basins planned. The catch basins now do not take care
of the water because it is a dirt street.
Mayor Kirkham informed the audience that the Council does not take action
on any of these streets at the public hearing meeting. Action will be at
a subsequent meeting. Councilman Liebl said that in the next week, he
will check out these streets anci review the camments made at this meeting.
On occasion, streets are deleted by the Council because of hardship cases.
These streeta are in the l0 year street �provement program, and there must
be a public hearing.held. He said that he would also check the people's
tax problema. Upgrading the streets in the area, brings about an increase
in property value, and would also take care of sane of the canplaints
generated fro�a this area.
MOTIODi by Councilman Lieb1 to close the public hearing on St. 1971-1.
Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye`
Mayor Kirkham declared the public hearing c2osed at 9:00 P.M.
Street Zu�rovemerit Project St. 1971-2
Gardena Avenue: Central Avenue to Arthur Straet
Mr. Richard French, 1469 Gardena Avenue N.E., asked if this w�ld be a
wider than normal residential street. He said that Gardena Avenue is a
drag strip and the speec3ing is quite a problem. He said that his personal
feeling ie that if the road is improved, the spee�ing would be worse.
Most of the people up and down Gardena Avenue axe interested in n standard
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residential street. The City Engineer said that the proposal is to keep the
same width as the existing width of about 40' blacktop plus curb and gutter.
Mr, French asked about the drainage coming from Grace High School. Unless
the drainage is taken care of the street would not last. Mayor Kirkham
said that this street is intended to be permanent, so the drainage would
be taken care of, along with curb and gutter.
Mr. Bailer Tiller, 1535 Gardena Avenue N.E., asked if just because the street
is in the 10 year street improvement proqram, does t�►is mean that it cannot
change. Counci].man Liebl said that this is the reason for the public
hearing; to hear the wishes of the people affected. He said that he did
realize that interest:is very high. Mr. Tiller a�ked why there was never
a sealer put on every two years to preserve the old Gardena Avenue. He
said that he wou].d have liked to see the old street saved. He said that
there was nevex a sealer put on the street. The City Manager explained that
one of the rea�ons for the 10 year stree't improvement program is to eliminate
putting a sealer on a street that is schedul�•t��ersaid that itltheing
year. This would be a waste of tax money•
street had received a sealer, it would not be in the condition it is in.
He painted out that there are sane peaple living on Gardena witheac� �ed
incacne and this assessment would hurt them• It seeias that pEOp
affoxd tp kaep their homes when they retire. He said that he knew of no
one that was in favor of the sidewalk$t .He pointed vut that on Mississippi
the childran atill walk on the street, so sidewi3ks are not the answer.
The children do not have to walk on any sidewalks to-get to Gardena
Schoal, there are other walkways provided and paid for by the school.
It wauld be cheaper to bus them than to put in the sid�walks. He added
that frou► Arthur Street, the water will run the other way, towards Stinson.
Mr. Robert Gunville, 1110 Gardena Avenue N.E. said that he was speaking for
about 24 property owners and would like to present a petition. He then
read the petition aloud.
PETITION NO. 9-1970 - IN FAVOR OF.TIiE.STREE'T IMpR�VEM�NT� �T �ECTING
TO THE PRAPOSED SIDEWALKS ON GARDENA AVENUE
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive Petition No. 9-1970• Seconded by
Cauncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
Mx.French said that he had covered every home but one, on the north side of
Gardena from Central to Arthux' and the People were unanin►ously objecting to
the sidewalks. Councilman Liebl said that he had walked up Gardena �ere
Avenue and he felt that the street must be put in. Mr. French agreed,
was almost unanimous appraval of the street improvement. It was only the
sidewalk that the people objected to. It is felt that there would not be
adequate room for snow storage, and the children still would not be using
the sidewalks. Gardena is centrally located and there are blacktopped
walkways in a wagon wheel fashion for the children to walk on. T1zeY are
already there and have been paid for by tax money.
Mr. Joe Randall, 5901 Central Avenue N, E. said that he lives on sition
' Mississippi Street and his mother lives on Gardena and spoke in oppo
to the sidewalks. He said that he did not feel`that the sidewalks were a
success on Mississippi Street.
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Mr. Glenn Lill�ars, 1561 Gardena Avenue N.E., said that he lives between
Arthur and the City line and received a notice, and wondered if he was in
the project. The City Engineer said that if the water runs taward Stinson,
he would not be in the assessment area. He asked why not do the rest of
Gardena this year. The City Engineer said that this area is in the worst
shape. They felt that the rest of Gardena cauld stand another year of
wear. If the residents want the rest doae, it could be added into the
construction project. He said that the asses�ment is $13.38 per foot and
there ia sonae additional cost being picked up fran state aid funda. He
added that there could be state aid money for the sidewalks.
Mrs. Hazel 0'Brien, 1080 6ardena Avenue N.E. asked what happens when the
sidewalks need repair. Mayor Kirkham answered that this problem has never
come up as yet. Mrs. O'Brien said that she was not in favor of the side-
walks.
Mr. French asked how the storm sewer districts would be deteriained. He
said that about 1/3 of hi.s lot drains toward the street and 2/3 ia held i�
the back yard. The City Engineer said that tiiis�storar sewer dietric� is
basically to take ce�re of Gardena Avenue. He added that everyone is ir� one
storm sewer district oz another, and also it is possible to have one
property in two drainage districts. Mr. French said that he did not mind
paying for storm sewer to take care of the water.that ww2d contribute to
the erosion of Gardena Avenue. The City Engineer said ttxat thia distriat
ie only to �liminate the erosion of Gardena Avenue. Mr. Tiller felt that
the hole by Grace Hiqh School would hold back a lot of the water and it �
would cause no problem.
Mr. Robert Sather, 5927 Central Avenue N.E. said.that he received a notice
and wondered if he was in any assessment area. The Gity AssesSOr said yes,
he would receive a side yard assessment. Counciiman Harris then explair�ed
the poli�y with side yard assessments, and advised the audience that if ttiey
wished to know their individual assessments to call the City Assessor the
next day.
Mr. Raymond Rena�r, 156�4 Gardena Avenue 1�I.E. sa.id that hs as�umed that the
same would apply to him, in that he would not be in the storm sewer assesa-
ment area if the water drained toward Stinson, and the City Enqineex said
that this was correct. .
West Moore.Lake'Drive: Carol Drive to 136.feet East.of Baker Avenue
Mr. So1 Gunzburger, 6209 Baker Avenue jd.E. said that he received a notice
but his street is already in and wondered what was proposed. The City
Engineer said that he received a.notice because of the sidewalks. Mr.
Gunzburger felt that his land was already ruined with the putting in of
the street. He said that the sidewalks would be put in over his dead
body:
Councilman Liebl asked the audience for an expresaion of their sentiment in
regard to putting in the street impro�rement. The Fire Department feels.
that it is in bad shape and should be replaced. Mr. Gunzburger said that the
black-between Baker and University is a race track. This street has been
graded three times and blacktopped three timas sinc� he has lived there.
He said that when he bouqht this property there was �e�r any talk of a
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time people did not want the i.mprovement. At that time the estimated
improvement was $8.47 per foot, so there has been over-a SO$ increase in
cost in the last four years. The trend is that construction costs are
going up faster than the cost of living. He explained that the 10 year
program is so that everyone will eventually have a street up to eity
standards. Maintenance funds came from the general tax dollar and it is
not fair for those that have paid for a street to also have to pay for
someone elses street,,through maintenance funds, because they do not
warit the assessment. Once the streets are in to Cit�r standards, they are
treated and seal coated to try to lengthen their li€e.
Mr, Savelkoul said that he felt that the residents should be responsible
for normal residential use but not for the extra wear and tear fraa ths
trucks etc.' The usual standards of neighborhood traific do not apply.
This is an unequitable proposal and he would be opposed to the $13.92 per
foot assessment.
Mrs. Warren Hanson��a�d that she lived next door to Don 5avelkoul and the
statement was made that the cUrve would act as a traffi.c deterrent. She
felt that this was not true as euery year there are cars that end up in
her fxont �rard, and there are always several collisions in f=ont of her
house. The City Engineer said that:the point waa that curbing was ueeded
to help contain the cars and keep them out of h�r front xard.
� CounciLnan Harris suggested that sane control over the traffic aould be �
done by a three Taay stop between T.H. #65 and Able street. Between 61st._
and University the traffic is slowed down by the stop sign on 7th Street.
The City Engineer said that he would study this and look over the accident
records of the Police Department. -
Mr. Francis Van Dan, 63a2 Baker Avenue N.E., said that he had the.south �S
of Lot 10 and the north � of Lot Z1 and he did not think that he should be
assessed. �he City Assessor said that there was an assessment �S voay up the
block. Mr. Van Dan said that at one time 61st and West D�oore Lake Drive
were county roads. The City Enqineer said that they were not to his
knowledge. Mr. Van Dan said th�at he would have to agree that it was a race
track. Fie suggested a"School Zone" sign, or iimiting fihe speed to 15
miles per hour, as there is a complex of three schools in the vi�inity.
He suggested that it could be made one way.to the church. This would be
sanewhat of a hardship, but it would reduce traf�ie to the residents.
Mrs. Don Savelkoul said that in reqard to sidewalks. all the children are
bused to Rice Creek School. All the children across T.H. �F65 are bused.
There is getting to be fewer and fewer children that walk to schools.- The
Senior High students drive cars and there are only a few Junior High that
walk. She said that she could see no point in sidewalks, and did not want
to lose any of her land.
Mr. Warren Hanson, 900 West Moora Lake Drive N.E., said that he �ould like
to add his objection to the proposed sidewalks also.
Mr. A. Amerslav, 870 West Moore Lake Drive N.E., said that he �tould agree
with his neighbors. The street is needed, but the sidewalks are not.
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ri�r. Richard Anderson, 861 West Moore Lake Drive N.E•, said that he agreed
that the street needed fixing, although he must a3so agree with Mr•
Savelkoul. This street is not strictly a residential street, there is too
much traffic. He felt that a three way stop sign at Able might help to
contxol the traffic. He said that he did not understand why the pxoposal
fcsr the sidewalks. They �rould qo out to T.H. #65 and quit at the Highway.
Councilman Harris said that the sid�walks were part of an overall plan
that include$ a controlied access at that intersection. Mr. Anderson
asked if•there vrere any plans for sidewaiks for AbYe.or Baker. MaYor
Kirkham said not to his knawledge. Mr. Anderson asked how wide the street
was qoing to be and how much boulevard there is for the sidewalks• The
City Enqineer said that the street would be tlze-same width as by the St.
Philips Chuxeh. If the same procedure-for the sidewa�ks is follv�ed,
the property wiould be given by tiie property owner and t31en they would not
be asseased.� The sidewalks would then be on the property owner's land.
If the land is not given freely, he would rec�m►end that there not be
sidewalks as there would be no roan for snow storage. Usually S' is
needed in t11e boulevard, but there have been-cases=where.sidewalks trave
been put in with iess:. Mr• Ar►dersan aske8 if there was considerabie amount
of objections, could the City condemn. '�'he"CitY F�uJiu�er said that they
da have that xight. The sidewalk program was adopted in conjunctivn,with the
schoola. .t�►d this sidewalk wae in-the pians. _ --_ __.
A resident asked about the drainage. The City Engineer said that the
s�stem v�a�s:installed when the rest of West Moore.Lake-Drive_was:paved-
in 1966:• The storm sewer-system is already pro�►ided for. The resident
said that he also w�uld.object to the sidevalks. He.felt that he waild
not be able to maintain the grass because of the salt xised�-:and the
grass would not qrow in the boulevard area. -
Mayor Kirkh�a sugqested jurt putting the sidewalks on the north side of
the streot and off centering the street within,the riqht of way. �g
City Engineer said that there was only 69' riqht ot v�y here, but it
cauld probably be worked out.
Mr. Stan Carlson, 6219 Baker Street N.E. said that he agreed with his
neighbors on the sidewalks. He said_that he.co�uld see no qood use
during the �chool year, when.they would be needed, they would be covered
with snow. The sidewalka by the ci�urch are not cleared• Consideration
must be given to how to clean And maintain them once they are put in.
A resident from the area Said that he belonqed to St. Philips Church and
they have found it itapossible to keeg.their sidewalk cleared in winter.
He said that he was not in favor of sidewaiks, - and be tfiou9ht t�� �1e
City wauld have trnuble getting land iram th� north side of the street.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the public hearing on Street Impxove-
ment Project St. 1971-2 (MSAS). The motion was seconded and upon a voice
vote, all voting aye,_Mayor•Kirkham declared the motion carried and the
public hearinq closed at 10:20 P.M.
�cESS : - .
Mayor Kirkham declared a recess fran 10:20 to 10:40 P.M.
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RFFCEIVING CONDEMNATIOAT #31257 - PR03ECTS:-PARK AND RECREATIONAZ PURPOSES AND
#30855 - PROJECTS: STREET IMPROVEMENT:
The City Attorney reported that in his opinion the City should not appeal, as
he felt they could not do any better throu.gh an appeal. Councilman Harris
commented that the City is now owners per se of t�is property. The City
Attorney said that possibly the City could abandon the condemnatian, but
he was not sure if this was entirely legal. Councilman Harri� said that he
felt that the land was a good buy at this price.
MQTION by Cauncilman Liebl �o authorize transfer of funds from the
emergency general fund to the Parks and Recreation t'und, and payment of the
co[qmissioners fees for Condemnation #31257 and #30855. Seconded by
Gouncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declarec�.the motion carried. "
COP�IIrlUNICATIONS :
A. RAYMOND RENNER: REQUEST FOR REMOVAL FROM ASSESSMENT - PROJECT ST
. 1971-2 (MSAS) � �
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the conanunication from Raymond
Rsnner, 1564 Gardena Avenue, dated July 7, 1970. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirham declared the motion
carried.
RECEIVING PETITION NQ. 10-1970 REQUESTING COUNCIL TO TAKE ANY AND ALL
ACTIONS THAT WILL I2ESULT IN THE IMPROVEMENT AND GENERAL LIVING CONDITIONS
ON THE PROPERTY AND BUILDINGS AT 6025 3RD STREBT N.E.:
MOTION by Councilman Lieb�. to receive Petition No. 10-1970 and instruct the
Inspectors to check out this property and report back-on the condition and
give t�e people sufficient time to correct the condition. Seconded by
Ca.tncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
REPORT ON WATER LINE IN HZCKORY DRIVE:
The City Engineer explained that the Council previously authorized giving the
contract for the repair of the joints in the water line to G.L. Contracting
Ine. Since then his department has found that there is more repair necessary
than was anticipated. He suggested that the laying of the new line in
Hickory Circle could be put into the street improvement project (although
it would not be assessed) and have that contractor do•this work, and have
G.L. Contracting Inc. continue to replace the joints. Councilman Liebl
asked if this would save any money. The City Engineer.said no, it would
just be splitting up the work t.o eliminate letting �nother contract.
Councilman Liebl said that this would have to be done before the new stxeet
is put in anyhow. He asked what preventions were going to be taken to
forestall this happen.ing again. The City Enqineer said that the 4" line
in Hickory Circle was goir,g to be increased to 6" sca that it could be
flushed and the joints axe going to be wrapped with polyethylene. Council-
man Breider asked how much the new line would cost. The City Engineer said
that it would be over $35Q0 and would not be assessable� �� it would be in
the nature of a repair.
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MOTTON by Councilman Harris to authoxize the City Engineex to proceed as
he has outlined. Seaonded by Councilman Breider, Upan a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion earried.
TOUR OF MEDTRONICS:
Mayor Kixkham reported that he received a cali from Medtronics and they have
offered to conduct a tour of their plant for the Coun�ii and Department
Heads at our convenience. It was agreed�to accept the offer and the date
of July 21, 1970 (Tuesday) at 7:30 P.M, was set.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being na further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public
Hearing and Workshop Meeting of July 13, 1970 adjourned at 1Os47 P.M.
Res�� atfully submitted,
Ci�!a"�'C./ %l��i� . .
Juel Mercer
Secx�etaxy to the City Council
Jaak 0. Kirkham
Mayor
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• � ORDINANGE NO . ___�__
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY
OF FSIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CiiAN1�E IN ZO1�iING
DISTRICTS
Tbe Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as
hereiaafter indicated.
SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the
City of Fridley presently zoaed as C-1 (local bueiness
areas) and described as:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and Lot 9, Central Avenue Addition lying
i,n the South Iialf of Section 12, T-30, R-24, County of
Anoka, Minaesota. ,
Ie hereby designated to be in the Zoned Diatrict.
known as C-2 (general business areas).
, SECrI�i 3. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the
City of Fridley presently zoned as M-1 (light industrial
areas) and described as:
t Lots 5 and 6 and the North 68 feet of Lot 20, Central
Aveaue Addition lying in the South Half of Section 12,
T-30, R-24, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
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Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
kaown as C-2 ( general businesa areas).
SECTION 4. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the
official zoning map to ahow said tracts or areas to be
rezoned from C-1 (local busiaess areas) and M-1 (light
industrial areas) to C-2 (general business areas).
PASSED BY � CIZR COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TiiIS ��y
pg , 1970.
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APPOINTMENT TO BE MADE BY COUNCIL, JULY 6, 1970
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PLATS AND SUBDIVISIONS - STREETS AND UTILITI�S (3 Yr. Term - 5 Members) (Sectioa 40)
p�'evious Member Term Expired APPOINTEE
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E'ridley, Minnesota 55421
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BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL l�ETING OF JULY 9, 1970
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Harris at 8:17 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Harris, Tonco, Hart
MEMBERS ABSENT: White, Gnerre
OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Chief Building Inspector
MOTION by Tonco to approve the minutes of the June 24, 1970 meeting as written.
Seconded by Hart. Upoa a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried
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1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A SERVICE STATION TO BE LOCATED
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE CENt'RAL AVENUE ADDITIOP, THE SAME BEI1�G
7296 CENTRAL AVENLIE N.E.. FRIDLEY, MIHIJESOTA. _�REQUEST BY SRELLY OIL
717 iJ1�TIVERSITY AVENUE, ST. PAUL
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Mr. Winters of Skelly Oil Company was present to present the request.
Mr. Winters stated that the station will be a 3 bay station. The outside
of the building will be rough-sawn cedar shakes and the roof will be Clase A
shingles (asphalt � asbestos makeup). He also said that the entraaces for
the sta�ion had been appxoved by the Aaoka County HighWay Department to be
o�t Central Avenue subject to the approval of tha City of Fridley. M7e.
Wi.ntera atated tha� they would be willing xo put in the additional blacktop
driving lane provi�ling someone fram the City and County Engimeeriug Depte.
would provide a design for them to follow.
The Board questioned whether or not the driveway entrances were set back =
far-en+ough froan the intersection. The Board also stated that the station
would have to have 16" centers on all wood framing instead of 24" centers
as showu on the plans because of City ordinance. They also said that there
should be some type of security lighting behind the building.
Mr. Winters stated that they would also have poured concrete curbiag arout►d
al� the �lanting area.
i The Board warned Mr. Winters against storage of any snowbirds aud junk cars
an the property and also asked him where the trash would be stored. He
pointed out the proposed trash enclosure on the plans.
MOTION by Tonco to recammend that a permit be issued subject to the
notations marked on the plaas, the Fire Marehal's approval of the plans,
and the follawing atipulations:
1. That a security light be placed on the back of the building placed in
auch a position so a9 not to create a nuisance for any of the neighbots.
2. The recommended approval of these plans by the Board would not include
approval of the location of the proposed signs. Sign location would
have to be determined at the time sign permit application is made and
the locatian would have to be approved by the Building Inspection Aept.
3. Maiatain a 10 foot radius on island curbing around blacktop areas
wherever possible.
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Seconded by Hart. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT •
The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Harris at 8:55 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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PI.,ANN�NG COI�i'LSSION MEETING JULY 8, 1970
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The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:10 P.M.
1t0I+L CALL s
Members Present: Minish, Harris, Erickaon, Schmedeke
Member Absent: Fitzpatrick
Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant
� APPRO�VE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 17, 1970
� Mr. Minish called attention to an omission on Page 3, the paragraph at the
�, bottom of the page, second sentence should read: "Their source of informatioa
- ,F'HA)s�aid that there was no control over how they are rented."
,. MR�'ION by Harz�.is, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commia�iort aRinutas
of J�ar�e 17, 197Q be app�'oved as corrected above. Upon d voice vote, a11 voting
aye, th� �nca�.�n carried unan.imously.
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RECETV� �' S& SU$DIVISIO�i.S-STREETS & UTILITIES SU$COI�SITTEE MINUT�S : JONE 17 1
MOTION by Schmede&e, seconded by Minish� that the P1ats � Subdivisions-
St�z'eets & Utili�ies Subcommittee minutes of June .�7, 1970 be received by the PZan-
ning Commission. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carzied unatnimottAly.
RECETVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 18, 1970
Under Item 2, on Page 1, Mr. Harris asked that the name of the representative
fxom Carlson-LaVine be corrected to Harlan Ophein.
MpTION by Harris, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning ConrAission reeeive9
�h� minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control 5ubeoAenittee meeting of June
1$, 1970 makinq the above correction. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously.
RECE�VE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JUNE 24, 1970
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MOTION by Minish, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Congnission receive
the m.inutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of June 24, 1970. �Upon a voiae vOto,
at11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
REC3�IVE SPECIAL PARRS b RECREATION C01�4QSSION MINUTES : JUNE 8 1970
MpTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Harris, that the P1ann.ing Commission reve3ve
�ie minutes of the SpeciaZ Parks & Recreation Co�nmission meeting of June 8, 1970.
U,po�a a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carr�ed unanimously.
RE(�IVE PARKS 6 RECREATION COZQiISSION MINUTES: JUNE 29, 1970
� 1�QTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commisston reeetv�i
t?� m�nutes of the Paz�ks � Recreatio�n CommissioM meeting of Jt,}ns ��i, ��7Q. �1PaA
a voice vote, a11 vot�ng ays, !� motten carr.tee! ur�tr�aiowiy�i" �-�� ---
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�. p,1�IiQ'C'�''� REQUE3� FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �70-03, EDWARD CHIBS :'To
cas�etruct housiag �or the elderly and senior citizens on Lvts 6 throu�h 12.
LOt� 15 through 20, Meadawmoor Terrace.
Pres�nt to discuss the petition were City Attomey I�eonard Jueter a�ad Mr.
Marlo Jua�. '.
�. Juster s�id that the City Zoning Code doee permit a Spscial. W►e Pss�ait lc�c
houeing of exderly. He did not see any way the C�ty could reaxzia� thes ta►�x►tA:1A
ths housiag fox the elderly to just the elderiy inaamuch as uades PHA, howing ior
ttle eld�xly ia included ia law incom� housing grant�; Under Pxogram 236, the inco�se
aF �ha s�pliaaut �annot be greatex than 25X af �h� �ca�at to �Afi11i�� �qK �pRO�
l�i.li�e, s#mgle people b2 years or older. In -the City of Mia�esgolis� �e�a i�1 tW
ho�ss��g $ar th� elderly owned by any private corpora�ion. The City pnCa out for
bida, k�awaver, the complex is actually operated by the� Minaespolis aouuin4 Authority�
The r�atri.ctiaz►e are af th�ir awn makiag. There is t�o way, ls�ally, th�t� you cau
+�cn�ral �he occupants in the future, unlesa the City operated •uch a eaap�.e� or
ovm� nott�-profit orgaaizatioa wanted to build under a special use parmit.
�e aa�.d that ha �ould see in three ox £aur years thia co��.e�e caua.a pa�s�b�� .
beao� a�ultigl.e. °He didn't t�ave aay doubx �that the geapla reqvestia� ti�► 8peaia,l
Ua►e Fsx^�:� were wi�naere ia thelr appXlcatiAA, bu� he felt the C�ty-=�a�r pv�rl�t {CO ,
c��xol the �pecial Uee P�rmit. The City coet�.d grant a SpeciA�:�Uee� 8errad.t �f�itit�
�h¢ U�� �c► �+eap�.e �62 year� and older, bnt 1ege�lly if the peti��o�tx�:ito�aCe►d ;tiitts ..
Va� a� tlae ].and, it would go to R-3. �Ie did nofi believe tha covr� ��tld 1mt tb�r
praper�y be com�iacated, or that FHA wouid �areclose. , � -- -
I�r. Marlo ,Iuae answered: 1) Your Zoning Ordinance in R-1 etatee housing Pos
the elderly: We were advised at one time to go to R-3. 2) The bu�.ldings are dsaigaed
in 8uch a maaner that it would be impossible to house fa�ilies -- they are one
bed�oom itpartmeats which would not be feasi:ble for more than two people. 3) 8osaibly
some way to revoke mortgage if renting to other than housing ior the;elderl�z. it
Wau�d�be pos�ibie to write something in the Spectal Use Per�i.t �ax t�e moxtgage-
cc�m�paay through the Couacil. Hopkins is worteing on the general ' exdi�►ance. EIe had
called them that morning, but the ordinance wasn't readq. Mr.�3une added Chat;':�f
they w�nt to R�3,'they could go to a highe� density. - ��!
MOTlON by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that, inasmuch as tl�ere has be+en no
sa�sl�aatory explanation as to how tllis housing for the elderly c� be carttz'o1Zad,
ttnd t.�e coneetn is that mul�iple dwellings`would eventually come about without
z�eZianing, therefore the Planning Co�rani.ssion recommend to Council th�tt this appliClt-
tiorl Fox a Special Use Permit (SP M70-03) be denied to �dwArd Ch.tes, to aoturtt�ttvL"
hous�nq fpr t� e.taer�y �a senfor �itizena on Lots 6 through 1?,�atrM Lc�t�e ,I�;
thrvugh 20, Meadowmoor Terrace. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting bye, the raot.�on�
earr� ed unanim4us.� c� . . . ;
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M. JONES: Part of the S of the NW� of SectioA 2�or golf
ng range.
Mr. Roger Jones and Mr. A1 Davies were present.
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The P�tbli.c iieax�.ng �tice was xead by Chairman Friakson.
Mr. S�b'medeke aaid the proposed Preliminary Plat had been heard before the
Subcommittse earlier in the evening. The Subcomm4ittee previously had tabled the
request unt�1 all members wexe present. The street pattern had been set and an
isl.and ofi 1,3 acres was created to prevent traffic congestion on Uaiversity Avenue.
The Subcammittee wauld have liked to see the slip-off ineet the ordina�nce requ�re-
a�nC of ]„S acrea for industrial; however, they approved the preliminary plat ae
pre�e�ted.
Mr. Harris �e1t �.3 acrea would not be large enough to put amy ecrt of iadus-
tx1a1` type of build�ng on it, only a gas `statiox�. Ther� is enough �quare fot�tage
but the de�iga might not meet the Code because of the setback requiremeata.
;�t w� mentioned that South of this area, there are three filling gtations
, an, auc'h'an island. Aleo, the island on the proposed plat is larger than �he other
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Mac. Jpn�s �xplained tha� he had ask�d Mr. Hoium, hia surveyv�, to caatsct
ths City ta get the deacription and he left it up to Mr.�a#:� to aork with the
�ity. He mentioned tbes �.00p back ia 250 feet back fram the Higha�tq which is
f�trth�ir bacic. th� ��e, oaes"au Commerce Park or Osbox'ae Road,
k�r. ' S�ch�ci�ke in�orn�ed the Commisaian that the bui�,ding is cin Chs is�.�a�l as�d
the �ri.v'im� zan$e aezosa the road. When th� �exw�.ce road is acr�rle�sd � it �rill
�aver' ths vr�es o� Ch� praperty. � :
Chai.xmam Ericksan, referring to the co�aoent by Mr.
� Was acrose the xoad, that,if it were true, it would not
�; road fur�he�r West in order to get the 1.5 acres fox the
Jones thaC the light pole
Cake much to move the
island.
The access onto University Avenue is on odd numbered blocks, such as 79th,
'�� �nd 8�.st. The 30 foot dedication at the Westerly edge of the proposed plat would,
in the fut�re, al�gn with Main Street to the South.
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° Mr. Janes said he appreciated the f act that the Planning Comm�ssian's concera
thaC the island �hould be ]..S acrea, but he had been asked to work with the City,
ead his eurveyor had done so, and under the circumstances, he fe].t that �hat th�y
had come up with, ehould be adhered to. The surveyor had made a d�tailed plaa.
and to have the p�coperty re-surveyed, would coat conaiderably more. Ae felt for
b1m to go to this added expense, was not quite fair. He wondered if he had to
chaxtige i.t, if the City would pay for the additional cost. The co�maent waa made to
him that h3s $urveqor had dane more than he had to do f or a preliminary plat.
MOTTON by Narris, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Public Xear�ng for the
pz'oppsed Pz'elatmi.nary P1at, P.S. #70-01, University Golf Estates by Rc�ger M. Jone$
for par� of the Southwest puarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 2 be closed.
UporJ �t vaice vote, a11 voting aye, the mot3on carxied unanimously.
1MOR',TON by Narris, seconded by Minish, that the Plsnnfng Comraission tecommend to
th@ CvurtCil ap,prpval of the proposed Preliminary Plat, University Golf �states, P•S.
N70-Q1 b� Roge,� M. Jones for part of the Southwest Qu�rter of the Northwest Quartar
oP Sect.f� 2, as draivn on May 25, 1970 and received bg the Planning Goaanissian on
Ju1p Q, 1970 wattb the stipulation that ,T.,ot B be increased in size to meet ou,�
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mi��mutrt x�qu�xemen�s under M-2, which is 1.5 acres. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting
a��, the mo�ion carried unanimously.
,�, FUB �C HEARING: SPEGIAL USE PERMIT 3P �f7v-O6 NAEtGr:L� uu�ti.iwx �wvr�a�.�a
Far billbo+trd aign cax� Outlot 2, Block 2, Fxidley Indus�rial Park Plat
M-2, heavy industrial area, as per Sec�ioa 56.04, 2, Fridley City Gode.
"Ths Public Hearing Notice was xead by Chairman Erickson.
Mx, Haxry Hokemeir and Mr. Richard Mullvain were present for the petition.
Mr. Miiiieh etated this ia a Vern Domnay aign which has been at this locatioa
!or a�ay.y�ars. The sign has to be taken down becauae it ia, on City ri$ht of �ay
properxy. The Board of Appeals granted the variaace fro�s 5U4 feet to 350 fesC.
l�r. Hok�.r s�ated a new billboard sign would b� erected further South ia �ine
with the Penneylvania Oil Building and NoXthern SCates Pa�wer Cam�pany Sub�tati.on,
and it w�.11 be s double-Yac�d �illboard. Their bil.lboard �i.gne are of �teel con-
etxuction deai�ned �o withatand 30 pownds per square foot of w�nd preeeu�re. Thsy
ars wel�, mainta�.ined �s they have erewe that do nothing but cut graas, keep the
�r�� cl�,e�n, and plaan� ehxubbery if the area needs it.
Ans�e�ing the iaquiry about the procedure of obtaining a aign pera�it, Mr•
Halceta�#.r said a bui.ldin� permit (erection £ee) is required to put up a billbos�d
ei$�,� ifl �.i�hta are to be uaed, an electrical fee end a persau�l guapexty ta�.
Most'oi the t1a� Naegele has a three year lease with 30 day cancellatioA cl�tuae
for theix custcxaer8.
l�Q�'TO1J by Minish, seconded by Harris, that the Public Hearing be closed i'o�'
the a�pecial Use Permit, SP #7Q-06, by Naegele OutdQor Advertis.zng Company �'or a
billboard s.zgn on Outlot 2, Block 2, Fr.idley Tndus�trial Park P1at 1�1 in M�-2� heavy
.zndustrial area, as per Section 56.04, 2,Fridley C'ity Code. Upon a voice YOt@r all
voting aye, the mation carried unanimously.
Mx. Minish cvmmented thait he did not think tr�e sign was not appropriate. The
que$tipn was should they hAVe gone to the Planr►inE; Co�ission hefore the Board of
Appeals. If the aigr� is appropriate, then the 35(1 feet would not bother him. ae
recogaized thia is a matter of the point of view. The question was whether, in
this particular area, the sign is approp�iate, thE:n he would go along with the
variance. Aawever, he did think it would be more attractive without the adverti.aing
si�n.
Mr. Harria said he did not particularly like that type of lacatio�a. He wae
' not againat sign� as such -- they have their p1acE: and they do an excellent job
in m�any areas -- but he did not think this was one of tho�e areae.
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Mr, Hokemeir assured tk�e Commniasion the sign would not be visible frota the
p a�rk..
MCITION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, tha�t the P1ann.ing Cournission revo�nend
tv the Gouncil denial of the Special Use Permit R�squest, SP #70-06, by Naegele
pu�door Advertising Company for a billboard sign ��n Outlot 2, B1ock 2, F.�iciley
Tndustz'ia1 Fark P1at �1 in M-Z, heavy industrial ��rea, as per Section 56.04, 2,
Fz'idley C.fty Cod�. because the sign wouZd be erected too close to Locke Park and
ppera s�ace arem• Upon a voice vote, Harris, Mini.sh, Schmedeke voting aye and
Exi�kson voting nay, the jnotion carr.ip�.
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Mr. SGhmedske said that if the Planning Caminission is Co caafora� with the
Sign, pxdinance, he will request it apply i.n this case.
Cha�irman Erickson said he was not concerned about the appearance of the aign,
but it would be a,n improvement to get it back from the road. He didn't feel it
was any worse looking than the Substation and didn't see how it would affect the
app�axanae of the park. Mr. Schmedeke answered that the �'awer Cou� any couldn't be
moved, but they cauld do something about the �ign.
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T]ST,TC HEARTNG : SPECTAL USE PERMIT SP ii %u-u i rt���+� v�
For a billbvard �ign on Parcel �14780, Section 12, in C�25,
a�ce�as, as per Section 56.04, 2, Fridley City Code.
Th� Public Hear�.ng Notice was read by Chairman �rickson.
, Mr. Hokeuieir �ac�lained the sign would be located on the �ast eide of �he road
pt1 pxpperty owned by Sheldon Mortenson.
, The vazies►ee was granted by the Boaxd of Appeals b�cauae, quotiag fzom thelr
minutss oi June 9, �.974, "1) There is actually not eaough roo� Po�r tha ei�u to
bo �rsated �QQ £�e� frp�a the interaecticm o� 73� Awenue," I� was deteetn�i��d R�at
tha bil�:board s�.�n would be 175 feet fram ths tza�ler park and th� que't�c� w�un
' xai.aed wk�ethex or not the people were info�sned. TAe vwner of thss trai.le�r park Wi►s
gi.��en Ino�ice. Na one showed up in opposition.
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MpTIqN by Harris, secanded by Minish, that the Planning Cotraniss.ion reCOmR�eAd
appravaS to the Counail of the request for a Special Use Permi.t, SF I�70-07, .by
Naeyele Outdoor Advertising Company for a billboard sign on Parcel #4780, Section 1?,
in C�2S, general shopping areas, as per Section 56.04, 2, Fridley City Code. �pon
� voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Refexring to SP 4�70-06, discussed above, Mr. Minish said he was diaturbed Ove�
the f acG that for some indefinite period of years, rent for the Vern Donnay s18n oA
the Penn. Oil property was paid to the Pennsylvania Oi1 Company, and not to the
Ci�y. The question was whether or not it could be recovered.
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L S. #70-10, ROBERT T. JOHNSTON: To aplit off 10 feet
10, Block 9, Spring Brook Park and add to Lot 5 for
Mr. Johnston was present.
Mr. Schmedeke� Chairman of Plats & Subdivisions-Streets 6 Utilities Subcoaeaittee,
stated that this item was bef ore the. Subcoumnittee earlier thia evening, �d the
1ot sp11t request was approved. There is a house on Lots 8 and 9 facing Eaat Rivet
Road. There are two garages on the neighbor's property. One garage Wae on Lota 8
and 9, and the other mostly on Lot 6. Lots 4 and 5 contain the petltioner'e
hous� and garage.There is a row of bushes tea fest from Mr. Johnston's Easterly
lot 1 1t�e of Lot 5, and the ten feet is being used by Mr. Johnston for a driveway
with verbal perwi�sion of the owner. Naw a new neighbor has come in and he decidad
it•wov�ld ba wiae to purchase this Strip of land to prevent future legal proble�as•
7.'isexe is aa ea$ement running under the road. Mr. Johnston said he entere the
g$r�ge �ram �ly Street• Al.J. garages are used. The furtherest one back 1s not ueed
�.n WinCer because of the shovelling.
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'�ha �x�p,it►�sxing Assistar�t said the Plats & Subdivisiona-3treete & Utilities
Subcammi,ttee did want it called to the attention of the Plannin� Coamaission a,nd
Council this would create a 2� foot sideyard to the garage on Lots 8 and 9. In
�vi.ew of this, as long as both property awners are aware of the situation, they do
nQt have to come back for the variance. .
MOTIQN bg X$rr.ts, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Comnission recou�aend
appz'oval to the Council of Lot Split, SP N70-10, by� Robert T. Johnston to �rpl.tt
o�fi 10 Pe�t �#.roa� .�ats 6 th.rough 10, 81ock 9, Spring Brook Park and add to I.ot 5,
BZo�k 9, Sp�atrx� 8rook Park. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting sye, the nqtion oarried
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b. %OT SPLIT RE(�UEST: L.S. #70-11, CHARLES E. FOSTER: Lot l, Block 1, Oak Creek
Additlon P1aC �2. To split off 85 feet for a building site.
Mr..Foster was present.
Mx. 3cha�edeks said the Subcommoittee had this request before them thia even�-
irt$ alao. �ie had lo4ked over the property and it seemed to be a simple split.
M7�. Faet�� is apllt�i�ng off the West end oi bia lot leaving app�oxi�tt�lq 8 feet
batws�rrt. th� s�gw J�pt li.n� and hi.s garage. ii�.s house would be appro�ct�aately 28 faeC
�xqm �he new line, There �s no problem with the uti.litiea or the etraet.
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�tpp�COV�t� �a' the Citg Cour�cil of the ,Lot Sp1it, ,�.5. �fi8-1Z, by ChArl�se �. Foster,
ba�ng t.he Weste�ly 85 feet of Lot 1, BZock 1, Oak Creek Addit3on Plat #�1 for d
buildable's3te. Upon a voice vote, a13 voting aye, the motion osrried unanimously.
y. OONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. �70-02�,GEORGE N. NELSON:
Lots 30 and 31, Auditor's Subdivision No. 129. Confirm Public Heaxing date
o� ,��a,y 22, i97o.
1MOTTON by Schmedeke, seconded by Harris, to confirm the Fublie Xeaxing date
af �Tu1y 2.?, 1970 for the pro,posed Prel3miru.ry Pl�t, P.S. #70-02, Geo,rge 1V. NeZsv�,
of Lots 30 and 31, Auditor's Subdivision No. 129. upon a voice vote, a,Z1 votiFtg
aye, the mot�on carried unanimously.
8. REQUEST F08 A SPECIAL USE PERIrIIT: SP �70-08, GEORGE N. NEI�SON: Fox aa auto-
aicbile parkiag 1ot to be located on the 1� of Lots 30 and 31, except tbe
North 125 feet, of Auditor's Subdivision �129. Confirm �ublic Hearing date
of July 22, 1970.
MiDTION by Sciamedeke, seeonded by Harris, to confirm the Pub13c Nearing date
of Ju1y 22, 1970 for the Special Use Pexmit, SP #70-OB, George N. Dlel�on, Par an
autv�mobi3e ,parking lot to be located ar� the lli� of Lots 30 and 31, except the North -
125 i`eet, Auditor'a Subdivisia���129 i.s1 an R-d s�ea -per Sectfara 45.051, . p��q�a�
98. Upon �t voice vote, all vot�ng aye, the nation ct�rried unan.f�oaaly.
9. RETANING REQU$ST: ?AA #70-05, BY VIEWOON, INC.: For that portion of the F.�
� of the S1� of Section 24� to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3 (general �uXtipla
family dwellings) or R-3A (Aparttaents only). Confirm Public Hearing date o�
Ju1y 22, 1970.
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MnT.�ON by H�rris, seconded by Schmedeke, to confirm the Public Fle�ring datte
a1` Ju2y 2,?, 1974 fox the R�zoning Request. 20A �i70-0�, by Viewoon, I»v., tQt' �dt
pox�.ion of the E� of the S�� of Section 24 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3 (gene��e.�
m�.1�tp1� family dwell.�ngs) or R-3A (apartments only). Upon a voice vote, a11
v4ting aye� the mc�tion carried unanimously.
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MO�'ION by Harris, seconded by Schrnedeke, to confirm the Public Hear�tng dat�
' t�.� �'u.�y a2, 19ip fpx tha Pxvposed Prel�minary PZat. P.S. #70-p3. A.�ack Fpr�s�
Add�t�on by v�ewcan, znc. fvr the East Ha1�' of the Sou�h Ha1f of 5eet�on 24. TJ,pa'i
�t v4#ee �vwte, a11 vati.ng aye, the motion carried unaizimously.
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The �n$iaeering Assistant reported the follawing figures from Lyle Siga Compaay.
l Unit � Standard Size
1 Unit - 9" 81ade
(reflectorized - green)
10 Signe repeating name
$2$.QQ
$3b.50
$21.50 - 6" 4 faces
$30.00 - 9" k faces
Mr. Harxis asked if the City had a City color. There was none.
Mr, S�hmedeke thought these signs would be an ivacprovement over what we naw
have because o£ the legibility and especially the ability to aee the street
names at ttight. He added that if we could save a life by police, aanbulaxtce or
fire depaxtment by putting these signs on the main intersections, it would be
mor� than worth it.
The cost per block for installation would be about $50.00. Whenever a street
is reaux'faced, curb and gutter, or a new street is�put in, then provision could be
made for this in the project.
The Chairman auggested that~i� �he-��s�gas qtere plgccdt�aqr,r �j�Y�:�harough-
f�re first, such as =eplacing all signs on Miasissippi Street frrnn University Ave-
nue to Central Avenue, the reaction from the public would indicate whether or aot
they wexe well received and should be considered for the rest of the City. It was
further suggested that in six months, this item should be brought back ta thg
Planning Coannission for study.
MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commiss.ion recaa►me�d
to the Council the installat.ton of the 9 inch blade street sign, reflectorized �d
with a qreen backgxound on Mississippi Street from University Avenue to Old Central
Avenue, and the metter be �eviewed six months after installation to determin�
whether or not said signs would be appropriate for other streets. Upon a voice
vote� a.Zl voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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12. 40 FOOT PLANTING BOULEVARD IN Mi00RE LAI� HIGHLANDS 4TH ADDITIOI�I:
' Mr. Schmedeke referred to the request for a Special Use Permit for the sale
of recreational equipment in Herwal 2nd Addition and the objections of the neigh-
bors. He suggested the Planning Com�ission take a good look at the GO foot plant-
, ing strip and consider planting some evergreen trees so that it would make a more
desirable buffer and attract a developer.
' Mr. Harris said that if the planting strip is deeded to the City, who is
responsible for the trash and litter that has accumulated there? He wondered iP
this would be a good place to dump street sweepings as the land is pretty law.
' Mr. Minish mentioned that trees produce more oxygen, and wondered �f the
evergreen tree produced as much oxygen as the deciduous trees, and also if they
did in th� winter. Mr. Schmedeke said it should be looked into, and added that
' every time we can plant a tree, it will benefit our children. He felt the
deciduous tr�ea l.00k very good in the sum�er, but the evergreen treea can be enjoy�d
al�. year around.
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Chai�anan Erickson adjourned the meeting at 11:15 P.M.
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TI3E MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF AP�EALS MEETING OF JULY 14, 1970 _
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Minish at 7:40 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Minish, Ahonen, Drigan�, 0'Bannon
MEMBERS ABSENT: Sondheimer
OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official
MOTION by 0'Bannon to approve the minutes of the ,Tune 23, 1970 meetin$ ae
wxitten.
Seconded by Drigana. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carr�ed unanimously.
Ch�irm�an Minish read a letter fxom the City Attorney, which was in response to
th� �cequest by Acting Chairman Ahonen at the June 23, 1970 meeting, that
Gl�xifies what cor�stitut�s a majority vote in order to act on requeote
pxesented �o the Board.
lF,�cce�pt fz'�am �he letter written by the City Attorney and dated July 2, 1970;
"A quoacum �aould consiet of a majoxity 4f the Boaxd or� three uiea�bera. Aasuming
a majority of Che Board is present then two of the three membera preeent
cono�i�ute a mwajori.ty of that Board at that particular meeting and can
val�.dly �maat businesa befoxe it."
MOTIQN by Ahonen ta receive the letter from the City Attorney.
S�con,ded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nrotioa
ca�xied unanimously.
1. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF SECTION 45.053, 4B, TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD
, �UIR�MENT FOR LIVING AREA FROM 10 FEET TO 3 FEET AND SECTION 45.053,_�
SUBPARAGRA.PH 3, TO REDUCE THE SID E YARD REQUIREMENT FOR AN ATTACHED GAR
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Mar. Jame�s Baker was present to preaent the requesta.
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' Mr. Baker explained there is approximately a 5 foot incline frota the a�reet
to the hause which he would be digging out for the garage. He is propoeing
�o build an addition over the entire top of the garage which wouid ba used
, aa a family room. Mr. Baker stated hia neighbor to the West, Mr. SylveeCer,
wae gxanted permission in 1964 to build the same type of garage 3 feet frem
the 1ot 1ine.
1 Mr. O�Bannon aeked Mr. Baker if he was living at hie preaent location at the
time of Mr. Sylveeter's requeat and if he had given hia approval for the
variance.
' Mr. Baker anawered yea to both questions.
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Mx. �aker pre�ented a letter fxom Mr. Sylvester which atated he appxowed of
btr. Baker's xequest.
MOTION by Arigans to receive the letter written by Mr. Sylvester.
Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vofie, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
M�c. Bakex was asked i� he had conaidered building a detached garage,aince the
di�at�x�ce� between his proposed garage and the adjacent garage would be only 6 feet.
Mx. Baker answe�red that to build a detached garage would mean cutting do�m aatae
uice tx�es. He explained that they do have two care eo they need the double►
garage and that the psesent houee has 3 bedroomt and they have 3 girle �und 1
bay eo th�y could use� th�e extra roan.
Mx. Joseph Melin, 541-53� Avenue, stated he was in favor of the variaac� ae it
wouJ.d he�p Mx. Baker get in and out of his driveway.
1�TTON by Ahonen to clo�e the public hearing.
Seaonde►d b� �'�anuox�. UpoA. a voice vote, there beiug na nape, the motion
cax'ried ux�sni,cnouslY• .
The:�'e waa a�discussioa on building only partially we� the garage to ke�p tha
living axea 10 feet fraa the property line.
Mr. Baker explained tha� to build only partially over the garaga would involve
put�ing a ceaient roQf on the garage instead of a wood roof which Would run iato
tnare money, but he would agree to limiting the addition to 14 feet to stay 1Q
fee� from the line.
1�UTION by Drigans to xecommend to the City Council, denial of the v&rianee of
Section �+5.053, 48, and to recomanend appraval of the variance of Section 45.053,
4B, Subpaxagraph 3. The reason for the denial is that the area between the two
strucfiures would be only 6 feet and the structuxes would be too� ¢�se'-�fi�lds.
Sylvee�ex evex decided to build on top of his present garage.
The reaeor�s for the appraval are:
1. The hardahip is the need for a garage.
2. The grade af the present drive�way makea it difficult to get in aad out of
the driveway, e-specially in the winter eeason.
3ecomded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the t�tion ca�rri�ed
unani.mous �y .
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1�. Jqhn �vgucki, repxeaenting Rodney Billman Incorporated, was pxeeenC to
preaent tk�e xequeat.
The haus(� plan� for the pxesent house and plans fox the pxopoesd additioa
wsxe ehawn to the Boaxd. Mr. Bogucki explained the work that is n�css�xxy to
��,�,1��cxce the� ex�,sting garage to carry the load of the additian which �.t to be
cptt�'��ttCte�d dn top o� it. He further explained that the varianca i� ne�dad o�
o��.y tt�� Sout�east co�ex o� the �ddition aa the lot i� an odd ehaped lot.
�Ix. �i�.�=:c!�.. �:r�ted tha� the xeason the owner, Dr. Pau1 Patte�son, w��nCa thi
addi.��.on i� tv xelocate the laundxy room fram the baeemant up to the �ep �ioor
a� h�.e wife ha� F bad back and it is difficult fox her eo walk dow� 2 flighCe
a� e���.��. �.'hey would aleo 11ke the additioa becauae thsy k�ave� S childr�n
�.t�d �e�d th� extxa �pace.
�r. Ax�.�a�t�� aek�d i� th� c�w�,ex had acquired writtea permiasio�n �rom �ha
+IE;+� j�tt�t� n��.$k�t�or �o the South .
�. �aguckt ��aCed that l�r. Patterson did not want to aek the aeighbor far
a letter a� he fe1C it would be putting the neighbor in an atwkwaxd po�itioa.
MpTION by Q'Bannon to close the public hearing.
Secorid�d by Ahane�. Upoz� a voice vote�, there being no nays, the motion carried
u�ar��.�ua iy . ,
M��xON by Ahonen to xeco�►e�d to the City Council, approval of the requeat
�ox the fallawing xeasoas:
1. Thexe is a hardehip in the odd ehape of the lot.
2. Ama�hex hardship being Dr. Patteraon'e wife has a back condition whlch
mak�s it difficult for her to walk up and down ataire.
�. Tkxe�xe ie a great separation between structures eo there is no real fixe
hazard. `
��Secaaded by 0'Bannan. Upon a �oice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
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Mx. Cove���ton was pxesent �o pxeaent the request.
Mr, Cavsxston explained that hie houee is a 3 bedr�om ramblex without a
' dining room. The proposed addition would be used ae a family room and as
a dining xoom. He stated that the existing garage had to be built in the
back yax�d as there was not suffici�nt room to exect it in the side yard
' and i� �e additi.on had to be extended off from the back of the houae the
b�ak yaxd would be x�ui.ned. 7�'h�y are caning foxwaxd b feet with the additioa
to p7roC�ct the doorway at the front of the houee.
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�. Cov�raton had aubmitted with the variance application, a petition ix►
�avor o� the variance which was signed by all of the property awnere �ithi,n
200 fee� of his pxoperty. He stated he wanted to see how they felt about
the.vaxiance befoxe he even applied for it.
�t was brou�ht out in the diecussion that the corner of this 1�ot w�e taken
away in oxdex to 11ne up the intersection of Beanett Arive and Jacksoa S�reet.
�ir. 0'Bannon etated that if this land had not be�n taken, thexa would be
es�ough land fio build the addition without a variance.
MATION b� i?xi�ana �o cloae the public hearin�.
�ecc��d�d by �hp�ea. Upan a voice vote, ehexe beiag ao naye, the �oCicfn
�a�'��d utaaniuwue 1X .
1�7."I4N bg 0'�an�nom ta recaaauead �a the City Council appzowal o� :tha ssqu4st
�ar the fcll.owi�ng reasone :
1. There is a hardship ae the land needed was there at the time Mr. Covereton
uaved into the house but the corner was taken for the road.
2. The adjac�nt neighbprs have no objecti�n to the variance.
Second�d by Drigana. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motioa
carried unanimously.
Chaixma'n Minish reported to the Board the action taken by the Planning
Comnissi.on on the two signs that were before the Board of Appeals on
Jume 9, 1970.
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The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Miniah at 8:45 P.M.
Reapectfully submitted,
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, MEMO DAT�: JULY 16, �.970
5Ug�7ECT; Report on park land grant and park land acquisition status�.
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1. The City of Fridley, as you know, rec
Grant and State Grant towards acquiring park land as follows:
' Federal Grant State_Grant
Spring Lake Park area $1,000.00 $ 500.00
Parcel 30
' Rice Creek Park area $3,500.00 $1,750.00
�arcel #620, 640
, North Park Azea, $67,000.000 $33,500.00
Parcal #10, 300, 3000
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(approximate7ly 120 acres)
, . $71,500.00 $35,750.00
, 2. Grant assistance was requested based on part apprai.sals
and estimates as follows: �
' Spring Lake Park $2,000.00
Parcel
' Rice Creek Park $7,000.00
Parcels
North Park Parcels $134,000.00
' Total Cost �stimate $143,000.00
. 3. The project antici�pated Federal Grant would cover fifty
� pezcent, State Grant tr+enty iive percent, which would have resulted in the
f ol lo�hiing :
' Federal: S 71,500.00
State: 35,750.00
City of Fridlev 35,750.00
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4. As a result of preliminary appraisals parcel 3200 was
withdrawn from the North Park paxcel and a like size parcel was substituted
alonq the west boundry, this being a portion of Parcel No. 600. The
subatitution was made due to the high cost of this land and to avoid
purchasing � house not needed for the park land, thus hopetully reducing the
park land costs.
• 5. The C�ncil ordered condemnation of the North Park parcels.
After an extended period the condemnation was ordered by the courts in
February, 1970. Comanissioners.were appointed and awards w�ere made• Awards
totaled $275,000.00 against an anticipated $143,000.00, leavincj ai'i over"�1n
in cost estimates of $132,000.00.
6. Spiraling land costs and a far larger condemnation aWard
beinq made than anticipated, leave us with an over-run that would no� be
within fund� budgeted for 1970, to pay the entire unanticipated $132,000.00
oves�,;.run in condemnation awards for the north land over and above estiiaates.
7. The Parks and Recreation Director and the City ManaQe7c
visited the Depaxtraent of Conservation. We were apprised that many ma►ny
con�unities are havinq the same difficulties due to rising land costs
cltkriag the last two years. The State has now aclapted a► pe11cY �2terea� thay
are allawed to, upon application of the City, to a►pprove up to 50 percent
oi the aver-run. Alaa, if the City were to a�gree to pick up the Ixtrch�►se
pf the Riee Creek parcels and 5pring Lake parcels, then amendment cau'► be
matde to cxt�' Federal Grant ar� State Grant and i� appr4v�ed, the entire qrant
mqnies could then be applied towards the tiorth �ark area.
8: If all grant monies are allowed to be applied towards
the North Park area and the State approves their contributing 50 percent of
the unan�icipated over-run in costs the following would be the purchase cost
breakdown in Federal, State and City participation.
Condemnati.on award total North Park:
Federal GXant $7�.,5Q0.00
State Gxant 35,750.00
C;�ty Share 35,750.00
$143,000.00
Cost of North Park in excess of estimate:
Additional State Grant...,......566,000.00
Additional cost to City 66,000.00
$�32,000,00
F�nal Participation Costs Sharinq
Fedez'al Government Grant:
State Grant:
City of Fridley:
Tota1 Adjusted cost:
$ 71,500.00
101,750.00
101,750.00
$275,000.00
$275,000.00
143,000.00
$132,OOQ.00
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9. The City has budgeted $35,000 in land acquirement funds
for 1970, which could be applied towards the purchase. To meet the a�iditional
obliqation the City needs $66,750.00 in additionai funds.
10. If the Council and Park Commission desired a short term
three year loan could be made from Public ntilities fund with the Utilities
fund being reimbursed over a three year period in the aznonnt of appxoximately
$24,000 or 1 mill, whichever is the greater.
11. All of the above is predicated on an additional State
Grant being approved in the amount of $66,000.00.
12. At present we do not know if the Coauttissioner awards
will be contested and it is my understanding that if the owner does not
contest within 30 days, the award stands. If we are to apply fox
additional State Grant we musi have our application in by October 15,
1970 for considexation.
, . 13. Additional informatjon is needed from our attorney as
aQncez�ns ti.me fraine of payment of the condemnation awards. The cost is
moxe than we anticipated and the payment must be made and deed procured
be�ore Federal �unds are released, The State Coordinator inforsas us that
� this ca�n be as much ab a month aftex receipt of deed. He did irxiicate
tiiey would; cooxdinata to expedite.
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State,it is suggested that the Parks and Recreation Cc�mtnission and Council
meet jointly to discuss the project. If the above pro�edure is followed
A�endments to aur present grants must be requested, to include sub-
stitution of parcels, City acquirement of the sc�tll parcels etc., to include
ways and means of paying o! awarda during the interim period before
receipt of Federal Grant money. State grant money is m�de available almost
i.u[nediately upon approval. As you recall we have already received
$35,750.00 and if approved would receive the other $66,000.00
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Nua�rou� ca�qplaints and petiCiona I�oe beexi �ub-
alltted �.o th�a City over the past tMO yeara lzas residents oii tl�a
�+est sicie of Coamone park on 7th Street. Siqas �wr� platuect as
�Ae ba��e�ard eev�eral years ago indicating that tii� street oaild
bet � lcar "Resident � s Pa�rkinq Only" . Theae si,c�s hmve baan
t�d °to be unentorceable. . .
Coaqp3aiats have indicated pas�k ,patr�eas �re p�ski�q
o�n ths wat �tide o! 7th street by Ccmeaons Park - blocking d�tiv�eMwy�t
and creattinq hazardous cor�ditim�s for children goinq between
cars �o cross str�et. . -
�' Mr. Mar.tin Elliot, F170 7th Street N.B. haa made
suggratian that siqrie be erected on the vrest side of 7th Strest
al� the asea acroas fra�n Co�ons Park, that siqns be a�+eet�d iti-
8i�atinq Nr� Parkinq froi 6:00 P.M, to 8:00 P.M.
The Police Department and GitY Enqineer concur
in this sugqestion.
Recoe�aend the Council authorize the erection of
"No Parkinq - 6s00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M." on the �st side of 7th
9tzeet, f�om 61st. J►venue to 63rd 1►venue .
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MElyp TO: I'iC�ITY EATGINEER
ACTiNG CHIEF OF POLICE
MFl�lO PI1i0M s CZTY MAN}1GER
M�(7 D�71TE s JULY 10 , 197 0
1�Np NO. 147�710-70
We ha�ve had an� aqe old problema �d c�a��,aSnta
Pzom �eople borderinq Ccaenon� Park ou 7th Street. Theis
'c�o�aplaint has always been that people pazk a�lc�q the street
crsatinq a dangervus condition for ahild�cen cs^osain9 str�ets
arzd cars blookinq drivey+nps .
Siqas �ere put up indicating "zesidsnt
prrking pnly" . Of cauzse these siqr►s ara illeqa�.t and viola►tioc�
;o� �hair crdes is �ot entorceaiTsle. Mr. aas�tin Elliat, 6170 .
7th street N.E. has made the suqqeation tbat siqna be ereatad.
indicatf.�q D10 PARKING 6:00 TO BsOQ P.M• 'Plais maY r�ell be tbe
� ar�sMar to the probiem. �
Please indicate belav by initia� Yai�e aan,
a�►c� v�r r�►-conaurrence and/or suqqestiona . I wil l then
io�w�srd to the Council for their approval oonsidaratica►.
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Homer R. ANcrum
City Manager
City 8�nqineer: Concus� not oo�muis�
A�ting Police Chief: �o Do not conaur
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CLAYTON A. SORENSON. P.E.
CITY ENGINEER — DIRECTOR
MIMNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55415
Mx'. Nasim I�._ Quresh_i.
��,ty �ngineer
Municipal Government
Fridl�y, Minnesota
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E. A. BABCOCK — OIRECTOR, GENERAL SERVICEb
t. B. CORLETT — DIRECTOR, WATER WORKS
M. E. ENQUIST — OIRECTOR, $TREETS & SANITATION
D. R. KOSKI — DIRECTOR, TRAFFIC ENGRG.
L. E. LaLONDE — DIRECTOR. AOMINSTRATION
W. G. RIDGE — DIRECTOR. OPERATION$
P. D. SMITH — DIRECTOR. ENGRG. '�ESIGN
June 16, 1970
Re: Proposed Traff�.c Sigt�al
at 37th Ave. NE and E.
River Road
The City of Minneapolis has canducted a traffic signal
waxrants investigation at the 3�ntersection of 37th AVe• N�
and E. Ri.vex Road (County Defense Highway) to determine the
neGesaity of traffic signalization at this intersection. Re-
8ults of this investigation indicate installation of traific
s3gnals is warranted.
Traffic counts at this intersection have shown that
signalization warrants one and two are saeedsitend totbe�high-
�. River Road being a divided roadway, sp
er causing difficulty for 37th Ave. NE traffic to make any
turn onto the R1ver Road. The City of Minneapolis doea have
p7.ans fot constructing a new 42nd Ave. N. (Camden Bridge) in
the near future, and upon completion of this bridge it is an-
ticipated that the traffic volumes using this bridge to get
to the vi.cinities surrounding 37th Ave. NE and the E. River Y�_ _
xoad wi11 increase eubstantially. Taking into considexat3on
sll of the factors evidenced by this location, it is felt that
this interaection ehould be programed for traffic signals at
this time. A copy of the traffic count conducted at this in-
Lersection is enclosed for your information.
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The Minneapolis Traffic Engineering Division is tenta-
tively including this intersection on oux 1971 Traffic Signal
Program at an estimated cost of $20,OOQ. This est3mated cost
is based on the design being a full actuated tra�fiG s�$�►a1
iAatall.at�.on.
The City of Minneapolis requests at this time, that Che
City of Fridley investigate this intersection for possible
traffic �ignalization and enter into a cooperative agreement
with the City of Minneapolis providing for Che installation
of tra�fic signals at this intersection. 8ased on the numbex
Of le$s entexing the �'ncialeCarticipationtinothi,an3nter8eeti0A
pTOpos�s thaC the fina P
be a 50-50 percentage split.
O�ce you haVe reviewed this intersection p�ease coAtact
�q� regarding the passibility of Fri.dley partieipation.
xn the
event that yo� a&Xe� W�ehofhinstallationurwho�wouldtinatallcit,
bs �anducted on the typ
op�erat�on, and maintenance.
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cc �C. A. Sorenson
A1d. Hofstede
Sincerely,
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Direc or of Traf�ic
Engineering
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Git� Qounoil
Fridlsy, Minnaecta
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Re: Deletion oP Storm 8e��c Pro3ect
On Jun� 13, 19b9, when we had th� cloeing on the sale oP
c3ur houee and property at 512 - 66th evenue NE� K� agre�d to put
•�ids a aum of �1,591.71 to cover the aseeewuent Por etre�t and
Met��' imorovemente bein� put in at th e time. Thie inaivaed a eum
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o!' =212.3� Por etorm ee�r�r on 7th St. ATB. This �maunt is atill being
hsld in Fridlsy 3tats Bank in our name and tha buyers n�m�.
As thie atorm sev+er �roject hae not yst bsen put in, pa
•rs aekirg ths.t this project be dslsted dt tt:ie tim� eo our monsy
aan be reledesd. It h�e been over e. year eince the e�le of our home
and Ne Peel we ehould no long�r bs resooneibl� for e.ny improves�nte
d�oi�3 ir► tb� !1t'tars. Ths etreet a�d wdtsr aeeeeeffients ha�s tis�n
paid in Pull ae. agresd and we xould like to clees this dsal f�r
uno • a t�d a 11.
Thank you for your caneid�rati0n.
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Ml�nicipol Wat�r Pumpin9 S�►vic•
To be IASladetd �s � pacc of Nuaicip�l pacer Pumping Gontract between North�rn Sputs PoweE Cppp�r
d ad 4 tl1�1'7[ , 19 �2:--______. of , FHIffiEY ,
Supecs�des �I.I�t dAted �rember 17 , 19 66 .
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' 6. 6911 Uuiversi�y Avenue N.E.
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, RBSOLUTION ORDEItING II�'ROVEMENT AND BINAL PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIQNS AND EST�IATE3 OF COSTS THERBOF:
STAEET II�ROV�NT PROJECT ST. 1971•1 ADDENDUM �1
AND ST. 1971-2 ("MSAS)
WiiBREAS, Reaolution No. 120-1970 adopted the 15th day of June, 1970
' by �he City Council, e�� the date for hearing on the:proposed impxoveuMento, ae
ap�acifically noted im the Notice o£ Hearing attached hereto �or xeference a•
Fachibit "A", and
' WHEREAS, all of tho property ownera whos� property is liabl¢ to be
�e�essed with the tasking o� theee improvements (a• noted in a�id Notice) we�ra
,g#��n tem (J.0) da�� not�ee by mail and published notice of the Council Haa�ing
' th�ough two (2) weeklp publicatione of the required notice, and the hea�iag Wa�
heid and the pxoperty ownera heaxd therean at the heazin�, aa noted i.n eaid notice.
� NO'W, TH�REFORE, �E IT RESULVED, by the Councii of the City of Fx�dley,
At►pka Caunty, Minnesot+�, as followa :
' 1. 7.'ha� the follawing improvementa_propoaed by Council Resolutios�
No. 120-1970 are hereby ordered to be eifected and Completed a•
�eoon ae xsaeanably poosible, to wit:
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bitumirtoue mat, cvncrete eurb and guttex, water and a�riitary
sewer services, atoxm eewer and other faailities, located a�
�ollawa:
A. Under Pro9ect St. ].971-1:
1. Liberty Street
2. Ely Street
3. Dover Street
4. Altura Road
5. Alley bet. University
and 4th Street
6. 4th Street
7. Alley bet. 4th St.
and Sth Street
8. 5th Street
`v. Alley bet. 5th St.
� 6th Street
�il y 6th Street
�i 54th Ave�ue
410 feet West of Eaet River Aoad to
East River Road
100 feet East of Bxoad Av��wta to
East Rivez Road
100 feet Eaet �f Broad Avenue to
450 feet to the Eset and 300 feet
North to Ely St;reet
53rd Avenue to Horizon Drive
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
53rd Avenue to Outer Drive of
Interatata #694
Skth Avenue to Interatate #694
Outer Drive
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue
130 feet West of 4th Street to
5th Street
B�, Under Project st. 1971-2 (MSAS)
1. Gardena Aveaue Central Avenue to Arthur Street
2. W. Moore Lake Dr.� Carol Drive to 136 feat Eaat of
Baker Avenue
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St. �471 2 (MSAS)
2. That work to be perfors�d under this project msy be perfor�ed und�r
one or more contracts ae may be deemed advieable upon recaipt of bid�.
�. �'hat the City Engin�er, �asi� M. Quxeehi, and the City'e Coneulting
E�gineere are hereby designated �s the �ngineera for thie i.mpxoveuaat•
They ehall prepare fina.l plans and epecificatione for tha t�k�Ag of
- euch ianpswemen� .
ADqpTEp $Y � COUNCIL OF THE C�TX OF FRIDI,EY THIS ,_�,� 11AY OF
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C�TY CI,ERK, � Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION N0. � i '°. - 1970
A R�SOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THf SPLITTIN� OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
PARCEL 7950, S�CTION 11, AND REP�ATTING INTO REGISTERED LANO SURVEY N0. 6
WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said tand has subsequently been subdivided.
NOW, TH£REFORE, BE IT RESOIVED as foltows:
That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
Parcel 7950, Sectfon 11, may and shall be apportioned and divided and reptatted
as �altows:
QTriginal Pa�rcel Fund Original Anwunt
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Parcel 7950, Sectfon 11
Division of Parcel Approved
Registered Land Survey No. 6,
Tract A, Parcel 10
Registered Land Survey No, 6,
Tract B, Parcel 100
ST. 1968-2A Street
Regutar S.A.
W #34, Water Main
SW #24, Sewe� Lateral
SW #24, Sewer lateral
SW #24, Sewer Main
W #34, wate� Lateral
SS #24, Storm Sewer
Fund
All Road - No Assessments
ST. 1968_2A Street
Regular S.A.
W #34, Water Main
SW #24, Sewer Lateral
SW #24, Sewer Lateral
SW #24, Sewer Main
W #34, Wate� Lateral
SS #24, Storm Sewer
S 17,391.00
Pa i d
Pai d
Pai d
Pai d
Pai d
Pai d
Pai d
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Oriqinal Amount
$ 17,391.00
Paid
Pa i d
Pai d
Paid
Peid
Pai d
Pai d
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AOOPTEO BY THE CITY COUMCIL OF ThiE CITY OF FRIOLEY THIS QAY OF
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ATTESTt
MAYOR Jac 0. K rk am
CI CLERK Marv n C. Brunsej
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RESOLUTION N0. !�_ - 1970
' A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
lOT 13, AN0 LOTS 14 AN0 15, BLOqC 16a HAMILTON'S ADOITION TO M£tMANICSVILLE
WH£REAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
' land and said land has subsequently been subdivided,
NOW, THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOI,VED as foltows:
That the assessments levied against the fottowing described parcets, to-wits
lot 13 and Lota 14 and 15, Block 16, Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsvilte, n►ay
and shall ba apportioned and canbined as follows:
Qrigin�t Pa�cets Fund Original Amount
Lot 13, B 1 ock 16, Nas�i t tor�' s Regu 1 ar S S� W $ 129.67
Addition to Mechanicsville ST. 1965-2 Street 19Q.40
SS #5-A (Storm Sewer) 138.5b
Lots 14 and 15, Btock 16,
'Hamilton�s Addition to
Machat►i c svi 11 e .
Combining of Parcels proved
�ots 13-15, Block 16, Hamilton�s
Addition to Mechanicsville
Regular S S W
1966 Serviee Conn.
(Laterals)
1966 Servlce Conn.
(Laterals)
ST. 1965-2 Street
SS #5-A (Storm Sewer)
Fund
Reguiar S � Vi
1966 Service Conn.
(Laterals)
1966 Service Conn.
(Laterals)
ST. 1965-2 Street
SS #5-A (Storm Sev�r)
S 313.54
702.60
819.70
380.80
377.1,�
S 2,952.40
O�iqinal Amount
$ 443.21
702.60
819.70
571.20
415.b9
S 2, 952.�
AD�9PTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIOLEY THIS QAY
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING TH£ COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 16, 17, ANO 18, BLOCK 24, HYDE PARK ADDITION
IrHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided,
NOMI, THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOLVED as followss
That the assessments levied against the following described parcet, to-Mrits
lota 16, 17, and 18, B1ock 24, Hyde Park Addition, may and shatl be apportioned
aAd canbined a� folloNSs
Ori si nal Parcel s Fund Ori gi nal Aaiount
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Lot 16, Block �4, Hyde Park Addition Regular S S M $ 497.88
Lot 17, 61ock 24, Hyde Park Addition
�ot 18, Btack 24, Myde Park Addition
Canbi ni n�of Parcet s Approved
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Hyde Park Addition
ss #5-c sto�+ s�r
Regula� S S W
SS #5-C Sto�m Sewer
Regui ar S £� 1:
ss #5-c stor� seaer
Fund
Regular S b W
SS #5-C Storrn Sewer
�37.8z
S 300.75
137.82
S �So.37
1 .8z
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O�i gi r►a_ 1�Arn�unt
$ t,249.00
413.46
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIOLEY TWIS W1Y
;oF , 1970.
ATTf ST :
CI1'Y CLERK Marvi n C. Brunsel
MAYOR Jack 0. Ki rkhaun
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
lOT 13, BLOCK 2, AND PART OF LOT 14, BLOCK 2, PARCEL 2810, INNSBRUCK STH 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 follows:
That the assessments levied against the.following described parcel, to-wit=
Lot 13, Block 2, and Part of Lot 14, 61ock 2, Parcet 2810, Innsbruck 5th Addition,
may and shall be apportioned and combined as follows;
Ori�inat Parcels
' Lot 13, Block 2, Innsbruck
Sth Addition
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I.ot 14, Block 2, Parcel 2810,
Innsbruck Sth Addition
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Combining of Parcels Approved
lot 13 and Part of Lot 14, Block 2,
Parcel 2780, Innsbruck 5th
Addition
Fund
Regular S.A.
Sid #16 Area Interceptor
SW #73-Laterals
SS #73 Storm Sewer
ST. 1966_5 Street
Regular S.A. .
SV #16 Area Interceptor
SW #73 - Laterats
SS #73 Storm Sewer
ST. 1966-5 Street
Fund
Regular S.A.
SW #16 Area Interceptor
SW #73 - Latera}s
SS #73 Storm Sewer
ST. 1966-5 Street
Original Amount
$ 137 .40
75.35
1,185.22
461.95
1,555•45
S 67.20
36.85
592.61
230.97
771•72
S S/�GO��2
Original Artwunt
$ zo4.6o
112.20
1,777.83
692 .92
2,333.17
$ 5,120.72
ADOPTEO BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS pqY
OF , 197�.
ATT£ST:
CITY Cl RK Marvin C. Brunsell
MAY R Jack . K rk am
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' A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZIN� AND DIRECTING THE COMBININ6 OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
LOTS 11 and 12, BLOCK G, ANO LOT 13, BLOCK G, RIVER UIEW HEIGHTS ADOITION
' WHERfAS, certain special assessments have been tevied with respect to certain
land and said land has subsequently been subdivided,
NOl�►s THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as fot lowss
That the assessments tevied against the following described parcel, to-wit:
lots il and 12, Block G, and Lot 13, Block G, River View Heiqhts Addition, �ay
and shall be apportioned and canbined as followss
Origfnal Parcels
Lots il and 12, B1ock G, River
View Neights Addition
Lot 13, Biock G, River View
Heights Addition
Combininy of Parcels Approved
Lots 11-13, Block G, River View
Heights Addition
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SW #13 Water Main
Regular S b W
SW #21 (Water and Sewer
Laterals and 2/3
Ser vi ce j
ST. 1966-1 Street
SW #i3 Nater Main
Regular S S X
S1i #21 ( Wa t er a nd S ewer
laterais and 1/3
Servi ce)
ST. 1966-1 Street
Fund
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Sa #13 Water Main
Regular S 6. W
SW #21 (Water and Se►ver
Laterals and Services)
ST. 1966-1 Street
Or f qi na 1 An+�unt
Pai d
Paid
Pai d
S 384.50
Pai d
Pai d
Paid
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S 576.15
Oriqinal Araount
Paid
Pai d
Pai d
$ S7b.75
S 516.75
ADOPT£0 6Y TH� CITY COUNCI� pF TI{E CITY OF FRIOLEY THIS
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FRpM: Financ� Director
SUB�IECT: Transfer of Funds to Park Departn�ent fro�
Emergency Reserve
The Council at its July 13, 1970 meeting authorized a ttnnsfer
of �1,��.00 fron+ the Emergency Reserve to the Park De�arta�ent
for payrnent of co�nissioners fees for the Morth Park land
Condemnation action. Th� budget changes must be do�e by
r�solution. The apprapriate resolution has now been prepared.
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RESOLUTION NO.�� 1970
A RESOLUTIQN REVISING �PARTMENT APPROPRIATIONS WITHIN THE
GENERAL FUND
�WH�REAS, The City Council a� its July 13, 1970 meeting suthorized
cel^tain expenditures beyond the budgeted amount allocated to various
depdrtments of the City's general government not previously anticip�ted
1n �he 19TO budget, .
NOW, THER�FORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of
Fridley meeting �t a regular session on the 20th day of July, 1970 as
follows;
1. That apprapriation for the following activities be
reduced as follows:
F.aaerg�ncy �eserve $1,080.00
2. That appropriation for the following actiarities be
increased as fallows:
Pa�rk Depart�nt E1,080.00 �
PASSED AND AQOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF , 1970.
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GENERAL: �22223 thx'augh N22362
LIQWRt �4624 throuqt� �'4675
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JUx.Y 20. 1�70
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�„�C�,B APPxOVEA BY
81µe Flame Contractora, Inc.
5349 �di.na Iaduetxial Boulsvard
�di.r►a, Minaeaota By:- Grant E. Johnaon Plbg. Inep.
GA�RAL CONTRAC�OR
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Solmica Midwest, Tnc.
244 South Fairview
S�. �'aul, Minneaota By: K. R. Harter 81dg. �n,�p.
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B]�u�a Flam�a Cantractors, Inc. '
�309 �dina xnduatrial Boulevard -
�d�r�a, Mime►��ata By: Grant E. Johneon Plbg. Insp.
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Ca�cl R. Iiar�acm
38Q9 aucMa�►an N.�. - .
Mianeapal�.e, Minneaota By: Carl R. Haaeoa • Bldg. Insp.
�te�ynold+� & Gagno�
3118 k�oon� �iox�h`- -
New Hope, Minnesota` By: Vern Iteynolde & Pat Gagnon �ldg. Tnep.
GENERAL CONTRACTOA
Rock�ord Conatruction Company
5505-56th Avenue Noxth
Mizuiaapalie, Minnesota 55429 By: Robert Potter Bldg. Tnap�
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Ha11, �,t.h� Just�x, Feikema & xaskvitz
A��o7rneys at 1'.�►w
10�50 8uildexa Fachmnge Building
Minneapo7�is, Mirsnesota 55402
For Zsgal Service� fram 5-1-70 to 6-17-70 not
Cover�d by IZetainex
W�aver, Talle & Herrick
316.EA�t Main Street
,�okA, Minr�eaota 55303
For T.eqal' service� Rendered
A�BOV�.+�ted Cantractinq Compaay
2745 • Sttnret� La�ne
8utr►avi�le� Minnasots 55378
FINAI� �stimate �#1 for wark completed this date on
Wdkar iatprovement Project �98 according to contract
Ca�ustoak & Davis, Tnc.
Canaultinq Fnqineers
1446 County Rpad ",7��
Minneapolle, Minneeota 55432
Fox the furnishing of resident inspection and resident
supezviaion for the staking out of th.e following
pzajects:
Es�iau►te #1, Street Imprrnrement Project No. 70-� fraa
June 1, 1970 through June 26, 1970.
Estisaate #8, Sanitary Sewer & Water Ia�prov+en►ent Project #93
fzoa4 June 1, 1970 thrauqh June 26, 1970
Estimate �8, Water Improvement Project N94 fraa June 1, 1970
throuqh June 26, 1970.
Estimate Ik2, Water Improvement Project No. 95, Sched.ule B
Fx'om June 1, 1970 thxoa�gh June 26, 1970
Estiaiate i�l, Water Improvement Psoject N98 from June 1,
1970 throuqh June 26, 1970
$ 1�162.96
$ �50.00
$ 12,75�.SQ
$ 583.62
$ 1�716.79
$ 140.71
$ 800.82
$ 453.60
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�' Spring Lake,Park Stor�n Sewer suit �275.OQ
costs: service fee 8.40 =283.40 �
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� : le�al services 5/1/70 to 6/17/70 not covered by retainer: �
`� Hazardous Bldg. - 531 Fairmont �40.00 ;
. costs: abstract 6.Q0 �46.00
' . Hdzardous Bldg, - 101 Ventura 80.00 �"�"'
costs; abstract 6,pp �
� service fee 5.66 a137.66 � ;
Haz�rdous Bldg. -452-57th Place �
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service fee g,pp �
Ed Chies - Melody Manor mandamous 75.00 �151,66 :
costs: xerox -182 • '
' . Streets - 1970 1 � 2 18.20 �244.$b . ►
costs: Filin fee ����� • ' '
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service fee 48.40 �429.56
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not covered by retainer: �
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FREpRRICK W�K�IiLR•JR-
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WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK
Juiy 15, 1970
Qist�ict Co4rt Appea�ance - June 12, 19%0
Ragardi�g Haza�dous Building at 415 Sith Ave. N.E.
Pt►eparat ion and ma i i i ng of Comm i ss ioner: Awards:
F�idley vs. Shimek � 6 hours
Fridley vs. Rognrud - Z hours
Cos;� of photo copies and mailing of notice�
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ANOKA, MINIiLfOTA i0i0�
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COHSTOCK & DAVIS, INC.
' Consu2�ing Engineere
1446 Countq Road "'J"
riinneapolis, Minnesota 55432
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�op4rabla I��r aad City Couacil
�/O Mr. Hasss Ankrus, City MsnageY
Citp of Fridlep
6431 Uaivsrsity Avenvre, N.E,
Minn�apolia, iiiane�ots SS421
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We her�by �tubmit Bst�'mate No. �, t.he fiaal estimate, for A�sociated Coatt�actiug
�y, 27k5 Sunset Laae, Baxasville, Mianesota 55378, fox wcrk ccsp1etad tbis
date oq Witter Iaptrove�sat project No. 98, according to contxact.
Luatp S� Bid Price
Addit�on� to Contract Pric�
4.5 LeB, 1Q" G1 22 C.I.P. f� $6.00
� 1Q" Plug @ $30.00
Tatal Additiona
Sub-Tot�l
Deductiona from Contract P�iee
19 L.F. 12" Cl 22 C.IoP. @$7,25
19.5 L.F. 6" C1 22 C.I.P, @$4,10
S C.Y� Foundatiou Correction Mata @$6,00
Total Deductiaus
$ 2�.00
$ 30,00
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$ 94.25
$ 79p95
$ 30000
$204.20
$1,2,900.00
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$12,957.00
$ 204e20
F�NAL GONTRACT PRICE. . . . . . a . . , . . . , . . . . o . . . , $12, 752.80
We hsve viaWed the �rork under contract and find that the same ia aubstaatislly
, camplete it► accordaace with the contrsct docuaents. We recaa�end that the
final papasnt b� a`ade upon acceptance bq Your Honorable Body, amd that the one
yaar coatrsctual tisintenaace bond camnence on the date li.gted abmree
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Respectfullp eubnitted,
COMSTOQC b DAVI INCe
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B. . Cceistock, P.�.
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I�ERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
FORM IIS-5��1 ,
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DATE
' ' Minneapolis
M Mr..G. R. Coleman, Manager-Transmission Line Engr'g., LOCATION
� Right of Way & Const.r. Dept. North District
LOCATION
�o Mx,, J, C, pearce, District Manager
Mpts. �crth District '
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BJECT E-6462 .
, Riverside-Moore Lake Line 0871
Fridley Reroute - Letter #20
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The following activities occurred during the period between June 26 and JuJ-y
10 on the subject reroute:
A. Engineering: Complete �
B, Right of Way:
Z, private right of way acquisition is basically complete.
2, There is no change in status °�remaingstatictuntileresolution
and the B-N Railroad. It.will
of induction problems on the comQnunication and signal circuits.
C." Induction Task Fbrce: �
with B-N personnel was held on July 1• A forma�.
Meeting roval to energize the
request has been made for B-N app
345 kv lines in the area. This wi11 assist in reaching a
final solution to the induction problem as it relates to
both the 3�+5 kv and 1�5 kv circuits. We anticipa.te an
. answer to our request next week.
D, Construction: �
� �. Material, adequate to begin construction has been delivered
to the site. �
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th B-N on the induction problems are not complete. Con-
struction will start as soon as these negotiations a�eof waleted
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ys signed.
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G. R. COI�N, Manager-
Transmission Line Engr'g•, .
Right of Way & Constr. Dept.
R.W. Walters
G,V-. 'Welk
Cc: R.G. Grosshans
J . E . Mi-elke
J.J. Rips�.n, Jr.
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Tl�e Honorable Jack Kirkham, Mayor
Fridley City Hall
6431 University Avenue
Fridl�y, MN SS421
D�a� Sir:
, I would �.a.ke to br3ng to your attentiqn; the attention 01�
the first ward Alderman and the Chief of Police, a mo8t
pre�s�.ng and serious problem.
�ax'1� irt thd summer of 1969 at a public hearinq xeqardi.r}g
�he construction af a dike and roadway on Riverview Ter�AO�3,
,qey�ra� re�idents o� th� area were concerned that o�oe tis•
�qadway was completed it would be turned into a epoedway .
�Oon after the paving was completed, I heard th� screechinq
of tires and the roar of motora. �
I don't want to make it sound as though this is somethinq
th�t happens everyday, but the very fact that it is h�pp@ninq
constitutes, in my mind, the beginning of a serious proble�a.
I am afraid that the question that was raised one year aqo
ta,iqh� turn into a reality and froan reality into a tragedy
for ozle oi the many children that walk or ride bicyclee alonq
R�.v�irview Terrace .
x urq� you as the head of the City Council and Mayor of
Fridley to aee that whate�ter measures are necessary are
tAlton to insure the safety of the children and adults
th�t uee Riverview Terrace aqainst careless and irrespon��.b1e
dri.vers .
V�ry truly yours,
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George F. Elliott
69S Auqo Northeast
F�ridley, �1N 55432
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COMMERCIAL ERECTORS INCORPORATED
814 SOUTH NINTH STREET
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 35/01
Phons 332-7343
July 16, 1970
The iionorable Mayor Jack Kirkham
City of Fridley, Minnesota
Dear Jacks
As of this date, we have deposited $10,500 with the City of Fridley,
On July 20, I vri11 deposit a second anwunt of $5,5U0. I have $1.,990
in e$crow with the Knutson Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The
total of this aiaount is �sos�e than the contract we have with Robert
Potter for construction of se�er mains, water mains, and services in
Heather I3ills Addition�
Ke would like your permission to accept this deposit in lieu of a
bond for the above.�ntioned project�
Thank you.
Yours very truly,
COMMERCIAL ERECTORS, INC.
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MiJce E. O�Hannon
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SEVENTEEN VCTASHIN«TVrJ AV�NU� NO�ZTii
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'�inneapoli.s, "iinnesota
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'This latter is t� infvim yrou that we sre holding �i,990.�
��or you in'eset� �x.ndin� cc�pletion of, con�ection of '
' put+lic sewer .3r►a k^�ter to 1448 Rice Creek Itoad N.F.
Ple�se ac#�ise us when the ,�rk in done so that w�e �ay rel�aae
the fcmcls.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEpARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MONTHLY REpORT - JUNE 1970
Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Crackfilling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Curb ing . . . . . . . . . . • . . • •
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Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grave 1 Hau 1 ing . . . . . . . . , � � � � � � � � � �
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Miacellaneous Street Work . . . ,
Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .
Signs and Barricades . . , , , , � � � � � � � � � �
Stabilizing with Chloride . . , , . , � � � � � � �
Equiptaent Repeirs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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T�JATER DEPARZMENT
1. Filtration Plant Operations . ,
2. F1na1 Readings and Collections . . . . , , , � , . .
3. Hydrant �tepaira and Flushing .
4. Miacellaneous Water Work � � � � � � � � � � �
5. Pumphouse Work . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . .
6. Standpipe Repai.rs . . . . . . � � � � � � � � � � �
7. Valve Inspections and Repairs� . • � � � � � � � � �
8• Water Meter Inspections and Repairs. . , , � � � � �
9. Water Turn-ons . . � � � � �
10. Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11. Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . ' , . . . . .
12. Water and Sewer Inapections. � . � � � � � � � � � �
13. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SEWER DEPARZMENT
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Lift Station Inspections and Repairs .
Manhole Repairs . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . .
Miscellaneous Sewer Tdork . . . . � � � � � � � � �
Sanitary Sewer Break . . . . . . . • . � � � � � � �
Sanitary Sewer Cleaning , , , , , , , , , � � � � �
Sanitary Sewer Inspections . . . . � � � � �
Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT
�. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaning .
2. Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . .
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PUBLIC WiORKS DEPARZMENT
MONTHLY REPORT - ,TUNE 1970
MISCEI'IANEOUS
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2. Injury on Job - Chester Swanson �� ����
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Park Department . . . . .
6. Sick Leave . . . . . � � � � � � � � � � � � �
7. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . • . � � � � � � �
10. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Storea . . . � � � � � �
11. Equipment Repairs - park Department • • . . . � � �
12. Ec�uipment Repaira - Police Department . . . . . . .
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