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09/20/1971 - 5840, , � � , ' ' ' ' ' , � ' ' � , � ' � JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ICITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 - 7:30 P.M. , I: N E• PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA C . ' INVOCATION: ' ' ROLL CALL: ti , APPROVAL OF MINUT`ES: � ' Regular Council Meeting of August 30, 1971 ' ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA: ' � VISITORS: ' f onsideration if items not on the agenda - 15 minutes) (C 1 ' ' PUBLIC HEARINGS: ' ontinuation of Public Hearin - Assessment for Street Pages 1- 13 1. C g Improvement ST. 1970-1 - Jefferson Street and 57th Avenue ' , ' . ' � . � 2. On 1972 Budget -� � �COMMENT:. Previously submitted to you was the propased budg�t for 1972. Perhaps you will want to schedule some meetings to � discuss this budget in detail) � . � r'... ' PAGE 2 REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ' ' � ' , IJ ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' , OLD BUSINESS: 3. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Request ZOA �k71-03 by John P. Youngdale (From R-3 to C-2) in the Northeast Corner of University Avenue and Osborne Road and ` Consideration of Special Use Permit SP ��71-03 to Construct A Service Station in a C-2 District (General Business Area) in the Northeast Corner of University Avenue & Osborne Road Pages 14 - 18 COMMENT: Letters written by Wyman Smith, Attorney for the applicant, requesting traffic "Walk" signals on Osborne Rd. and also a letter written by the City Eng.are in the Agenda. If the City is going to li- hold a 2nd reading, it should be done with the stipulations: (1) App. cant should bear the cost of "walk"'signal on Osborne Rd. (2) Dedicate additional right of way needed for the installation of right turn lane onto Univ. Ave. and pay for its cost (3) Provide additional planting on the south side of the property to give protection to the south residential property (4) Agree to dedicate right of way for right turn lane on Mississippi St. coming onto T.H.��47 from the west. (5) Agree to clean up some of the existing gas stations in the City of Fridley. 4. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Regulating the Licensing and Manner of Conducting Dances (Tabled 8/16/71) , 5. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Relating '- to the Sale of Real Estate Owned by the City (Shorewood) ' �� , Pages 19 & 20 Page 21 � �... � REGULAR COUNCIL MGETING AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS:. 6. Approval of Mutual Agreement for Shorewood Lounge, 6161 T.H. ��65 � 7. Approval of Contract for Deed for Shorewood Lounge, 6161 T.H. ��65 $. Approval of Lease for Shorewood Lounge, 6161 T.H. ��65 9. Approval of Contract for Deed for 3710 East River Road 0 10. Approval of Lease for 3710 East River Road � 0 PAGE 3. Pages 22 - 30 � Page 31 Pages 32 - 35 Pages 36 & 37 Pages 38 - 41 �� 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) 11. Consideration of First Reading of Proposed Music Festival Ordinance � 0 12. Receieing the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of September 1, 1971 , i 13. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Meeting of September 2, 1971 _ 1 C 0 PAGE 4 Pages 42 - 54 Pages 55 - 58 Pages 59 -62 f" �: � REGULAR �OUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEP'I`EMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) 14. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Meeting of July 26, 1971 0 15. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Meeting of August 30, 1971 PAGE 5 Pages 63 - 65 Pages 66 - 69 \ . 16. Consideration of Award of Contract for Water, Sanitary Pages 70 & 71 Sewer, and Storm Sewer Project ��103 (Bids Opened 11:30 A.M., August 27, 1971) �COMNNIENT: If the City Council feels that the contract should be awarded for this work and that New Brighton Village cannot stop availablility of access onto Silver Lake Road, then the City should proceed to award this contract as it is the last meeting the City is holding within the 30 day validity of the bid) _ � 17. Consideration of Awarding the Bid for 100 Foot Aerial Ladder Truck (Bids Opened August 2, 1971) � Pages 72 - 74 � �� ' �� ' ' , ' ' � , � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS .(CONTINUED) 18• Approval of Cost for Acquisition of Street Right of Way From the Property in the Northeast Corner of 57th Place and University Avenue East Service Road for Project ST. 1970-3 (T.H. ��47 Loop Backs) COMMENT: We need a small corner from Shorty's lot. He is asking $312 for this property. We feel it is a reaso nable request as acquisition by condemnation would cost the City more money. 19. Receiving Minnesota Highway Department Response Regarding Traffic Signal Request at 73rd Avenue and T.H. ��65 _% ,\ 2p• Approving payment of $120 for some Fence Removal and Rose � Garden to Facilitate the Construction of Locke Lake Dam Improvement Project ��104. Request by F. E. Halverson ' � 0 PAGE 6 Page 75 Pages 76 - 78 Page 79 21. Consideration of Request for Storm Sewer Hookup to City Lines in 61st Avenue by School District ��14 COMMENT: If City wants to a11ow it, they should have agreement from the school district to pay assessments if there are any improve- ments done in the other drainage districts including district that includes the Riedel property), 0 � ' , ' ' , , � I � Li ' ' ' ' 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) � PAGE 7 22. Consideration of Resolution Ordering Preliminary Report Page 80 For Water and Sewer and Drainage Project ��105, Addendum ��1 SCOMI�NT: This work is to provide these services for the property on the Southwest and Southeast of the Target property) a 0 23. Consideration of Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report Pages 81 & 82 and Ordering Public Hearing for Project ��105, Addendum �kl �COI�NT: This will set up a Public Hearing for this work at an October Council Meeting) • / 24. Consideration of Resolution Authorizing the City to Proceed Pages 83 - 85 With the Repair and Rejuvenation of Locke Lake Dam Project ��104 on the Basis of Negotiated Contract, Day Labor and City Forces to Complete the Work as Bid for the Project Came Substantially Higher Than the Engineer's Estimate - : 25. Consideration of Resolution Authorizing Charging The Cost of Water Line Repair on Hickory Street Done Under the 1970-1 Street Improvement Project to�the Public Utility Fund and " Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing Charging the Costs of Sidewalk Between Rainbow Drive and Sunrise Drive to the General Fund. Pages 86 & 87 Page 88 � F_, . � � REGULAP. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEPTEMEER 20, 1971 ' NEW FiUSINESS CONTINUED) � � � 'onsideration of Resolution Certifying Delinquent k'ater 26. C, E,nd Sewer Accounts to the County � � � � • PAGE 8 pages 89 - 93 s , , I . ', 2. I;,onsideration of a Resolution Releasing For Sale Tax Forfeit Pages 94 & 95 7 �Lots in tE�e City of Fridley Except Those Lots as Listed in ' 'ihis Resolution Which are B�ing Held For City Purposes � . � ' � - 28. Claims ' ' . ' 29. Licenses � , / � ~ . 30. Approval of House Trailer Renewal Application, , rlrs. Alice Wells, 1667 73rd Avenue � ' � J Page 96 Pages 97 - 99 Page I00 d 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED� 31. Estimates R 32. COMMiINICATIONS: A. Grace High School: Parade Permit B. Wm. C. Hoffman; Animal'�,Control Measures ADJOURN: � . PAGE 9 Pages 101 - 109 Page 110 Pages 111 - 114 ' ' ' ' , t ' ' ' ' , 1i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' THE MINUTES OF THE REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of August 30., 1971 to order at 7:40 P. M. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Kelshaw, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Breider MEMBERS ABSENT: None PRESENTATION OF SCROLL, MAYOR 0'F TOKYO: As Mr. Stan Kowalski was not present, this item was postponed until later in the meeting. AFPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 16 1971: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of August 16, 1971 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Kirkham added the following items; Item 12A - Letter from League of Women Voters regarding a candidates meeting at City Hall on October 26, 1971; Multiple Dwelling License for 6530 - 2nd Street N. E., Mr. John Kassulker. This license was previously withheld because he did not comply with the Fire Prevention Code. T6e Fire Chief states that he is now in compliance and recommends that the license now be approved. MOTION By Councilman Breider to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Council- man Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. VISITORS: Mr. Ray Linquist, President, Minnesota Linseed Oil Company, 25-44th Ave N E Mr. Lindquist explained that he was appearing to ask the Council for consideration of an emergency procedure for approving a grain storage building on their property. He apologized for the short timing but due to contractual arrangements anade last January they have found themselves with a crop ready to move and no place to store it. They have been in the community since 1949, consider themselves good neighbors, and have every intention of keeping the plant aesthetically pleasing and at the same time efficient. Basically, what they have in mind is a 100' x 350' metal skin building, Under normal grain marketing procedures, if they find themselves short on storage space, they can stop buying; but, they must contract in the spring for an � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 2 ' agreed price per acre on the yield of that acre in the sunflower seed business. There has been a bumper crop this year of all grains and about a 40% increase in yield per acre over last year. This crop will be coming off the fields in the next.3 to 4 weeks and their building permit will enable them to complete the storage in about 60 days so that at the peak they will have storage avail- able. Mr. Lindquist stated that they have been unable to contract for more storage space, this has been tried. So, he is asking the Council to grant permission for their building permit aftex seeing their plans and specificationa. He came forward and presented prictures and the plans and specifications for the building to the Council. The area around the building is protected by� trees and other foliage and there is about a 300' setback from Main Street. Council.man Harris asked if this was a permanent structure and Mr. Linquist replied that it was. Councilman Harris continued to explain to Mr. Linquist that if the Council gives the Minnesota Linseed Oil Company permission to proceed with construction that they will still be expected to take their plans throught the Building Standards-Desigm Control Subcommittee and be open to suggestions from the Council. This board will be meeting on Thursday night. Mr. Linquist indicated that they expected construction to take about 60 days from the time of ground breaking and all they need�now is an indication that they can proceed. Councilman Breider asked about the exterior of the building. The building architect, Mr. Butler, explained that it was basically a metal skin building, strictly a utilitarian storage shed with no offices or loading facilities. He stated that the plans have already been checked by the City Engineer and the Fire Department. Councilman Harris commented that the other buildings in this area generally have brick fronts and although he wouldn't expect them to brick the whole building, it would be nice if they could brick the front at least part way up. Mr. Linquist stated that the front of the . building could be anything the Council wished as long as the cost did not get prohibitive. The City Engineer explained that his basic concern was that Council does ndt usually allow construction of tin buildings. We had one such building in the City that was just removed after quite a hassle. There are metal buildings in the City, such as LaMaur and Ceco Corporation, but these have a baked on finish. We doh't want to set a precedent. The City appreciates their concern and realizes that time is of the essence, but, they should agree to provide some kind of treatment and screening. It would be better to make this a temporary building for three to five years and if they intend to make it permanent they will have to add a false front to make it accepCable. Councilman Harris asked when they planned to start construc- tion and if there was a poured foundatian. Mr. Butler explained that they could staxt construction on Wednesday or Thursday. It is a pole building, with concrete poured around the poles for stability and then a poured asphalt floar. Councilman Liebl added that he was the Ward Councilman for this area and he would like to see a brick facing at least 4 to 5 feet high on the front of the building. Councilman Kelshaw asked if it wquld be possible to act on an emergency basis to allow these gentlemen to get sCarted and then have them work with the City Engineer. Councilman Harris suggested that the Council approve the request subject to the approval of the plans and specifications by the Building Standards-Design Control Sub- committee and then have the architect draw up a new sketch which the Councilmen could view and comment on. MO'�ION by Councilman Liebl to approve t Oil to erect a grain storage building o of the plans by the Building Standards Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a Kirkham declared the motio�,ctarxied� � u ' ' � �I� � � ' ' ' ' � � ' , � e request of the Minnesota Linseed their property subject to the approval Design Control Subcocamittee. , voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 3 ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' Councilman Harris reminded Mr. Lindquist that he was to appear before the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee on Thursday,.September 2, I97Z and that the Councilmen would then review the plans and make their comments. Councilman Leibl asked them to keep in mind that he would like to see part of the front bricked. Mr. Linquist replied that they would be happy to comply. Linda Rossman - Fridley Human Relations Committee Mrs. Rossman said that she was here to inform the Council of the Fridley Human Relations Committee's intention to hold a People's Fair on September 25, 1971 in the Holly Shopping Center. They would be including local religious groups, Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups, political organizations, social activity groups, etc. They would set up displays, then the people could walk by, pick up pamphlets and talk_to the people in the booths about what they are doing in Fridley. This would be good for Fridley because it would help the citizens to learn about the different organizations in the City, people who wish to get involved would learn where to go, and the different groups would be in contact with one another. Councilman Liebl asked how long the People's Fair would be held. Mrs. Rossman replied that it would just be on Saturday, September 25, 1971, probably from 10:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. Mayor Kirkham commented that they would need the approval of the Holly merchants. Mrs. Rossman said that they are already working with the merchants and they just wanted to keep the Council informed of their activities. PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-2: ' Mayor Kirkham explained that Street Improvement Project the installation of street surfacing and curb and gutter Drive and a portion of 58th Avenue. , � � � LJ �� ' � Mr Harry Nawrocld, 5800 West Moore Lake Drive ST. 1970-2 covers on West Moore Lake Mr. Nawrocki asked if the price quoted for his street, $9.66 per front foot, would be the price he and his neighb drs were going to be assessed. He had noticed that Item �k21 was a resolution confirming the assessment for Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-2 and they were wondering if the assessment could be changed. The Finance Director explained that if the Council adopted the ro11 this would be their assessment. Mayor Kirkham went on to explain that this is the Public Hearing at �,�hich time the Council exchanges information with the c itizens. After the Public Hearing the resolution is adopted. If there was any reason to make a change in the assessment, this would be brought out at the hearing. Councilman Harris commented that Mr. Nawrocki and his neighbors have been very diligent in coming to the meetings on their street improvement, and if possible the Council should move on Item ��21 now so that these P�oPle would not have to wait. Councilman Harris further explained that the total cosC for the project was over $82,000 and only $30,000 was assessed to the people. The rest was picked up by the State Aid Fund. Councilman Kelshaw asked if the project was all in and if the driveway complaints that he had had were taken care of. The City Engineer expl8ined REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 that the driveways had been taken care of and the City had a one year bond to take care of any other complaints that might arise. The City Engineer continued that at the first assessment hearing the assessment price given to the people was $11.83 per front foot. This price had been lowered because no bad soil had been hit and this was one of the best prices we had had in a long time. PAGE 4 I Mr. Nawrocki asked how long they had to pay the assessment without it gaining interest. The Finance Director answered that they had 30 days from tonight to pay the assessment without paying interest. Then they had until November 15 to pay a lump sum without having it added to their taxes; however, from September 30 until November 15 they would have to pay interest based on the 7�% interest rate. MOTION by Councilman Breider to close the public hearing on the final assess- ment roll for Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-2. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION �1.69-f971 - CONBZR�i�NG ASSESSI�:NT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 197U-2: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��109-1971 at the assessment price of $9.66 per front foot. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST, 1970-4: Mayor Kirkham read the list of the improvement areas. The Finance Director explained that each of the streets were figured separately because of actual differences in construction. A member of the audience asked what the alley improvement was. The Finance Director explained that an alley in the area had been improved with blacktop surfacing. Mr. Dick Harris commented that he was again flabbexgasted over the Main Street asaessment. Main Street wars made a nine ton street because it serves the north area of Frid�ey. Why should he be expected to pay the bill for a street which has been constructed to serve another area. Over $13 per foot is pretty steep for a street which hasn't even been completed yet: Streets in other areas have part of their assessment money c,ome from State Aid #unds, why not Main Street. Mr. Harris continued that he has been to City H�`1:1 and contacted the Engineering Department to have them clean up the tree atumps and dead trees Lhat had been dumped on his property. He had cleaned up some of it himself. All City Hall did was send a letter telling him to cut his weeds. He feels that this administration is more interested in cutting weeds than in development. He added that he doesn't know how he can continue development. They are being assessed for land that they cannot even use. They do not eyen have any street signs in the area. One of the tenants put up a sign to direct people in and was fined. Does the City want development or not? Councilman Breider asked why there were no street signs in the area. The City Engineer explained that we have to order the signs, we do not make them ouselves, and it takes from three to four months for deliV�ry. The problem ' u u ' ' � C' ��I ' ' ' � LI ' � , ' ' 1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 ' II � , ' ' ' � C ' � PAGE � is mostly on Main Street and as the signs have already beec� ordered, they should be here in about 1'� months. Councilman Breider asked about the tree stumps on Mr. Harris' property. The City Engineer continued that as he understood the problem, the trees were left by D. M. Noyes Construction Company. Councilman Kelshaw asked Mr. Harris if he had ever contacted his Councilman. He added that he had seen Mr. Harris' building and it is a nice area. If he has been to City Hall so often, why hasn't any action been taken? Mr. Kelshaw commented that he had inherited many problems when he became a Councilman but he was getting things done. He felt that if there was a real problem here it should be taken care of. Councilma� Breider said that he had been up in the area and discussed the problems with Mr. Harris. First of all, Mr. Harris had been concerned about the drainage problem which the City had taken to court. The City Engineer added that we are now awaiting a court decision. Secondly, there was a concern over the fairness of the assessments on 78th Avenue and the Council had granted Mr. Harris a credit towards future improvements. As far as the tree stumps and street signs were concerned, he was sure that these would be taken care of shortly. The City Engineer continued that he had worked with Mr. Harris oft�en. The signs are on order and the tree stumps are a minor problem which will soon be taken care of. Mr. Harris said that another thing that bothered him was that everytime he tried to do something it cost him a lot of money. He had just purchased a three acre piece of property from 77th to 78th on Main Street directly across the street from his present business. Not only was he being assessed over $13 per front foot for both sides of the street, but, he had had to buy right of way for the City at a cost of $2,500. He has over $16,000 into the street and he cannot even use it because people use Main Street for a race track. He felt that traffic control signs, perhaps 30 MPH speed�limit ' signs, should be used. � ' ' ' � ' � Mayor Kirkham asked the Finance Director if anything different had been done in figuring the assesments on this property? Tl�e Finance Director answ�red thaC the two section of Main Street had been figured separately so that the area north of 77th was not involved in the assessments of the area south of 77th, but, standard policy had been used as far as front and side yard assessments were concerned. Mayor Kirkham said that the property owners had asked for this improvement. The cost of the improvement was assessed back to the property owners, the City makes no profit. Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Harris if he was satisfied with the quality of the street? Mr. Harris answered that he was not. This was supposed to be a 9 ton street but had only an 14" mat. This is definitely substandard. They had been told that the City.would be cutting the street for future improvemeAta and that later on the whole thing would be overlayed again. Everywhere else in the City, for driveways and parking lots, a 2" mat is required, but for a 9 ton street they only used an 1�" mat. He did not feel that the street would hold up under truck traffic. He said.that he had checked with other black- tvpping companies and they had stated that it would only cost another $600 to have made it a 2" mat. He felt that Main Street should get state aid help or the City should �lP with the assessment. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 Councilman Liebl asked the City Engineer if, from an engineering standpoint, this street met the criteria set at the Public Hearing. The City Engineer answered that it did. This is a staged�construction. It was planned that way and it is being done that way. The figures for the assessment given at the Public Hearing were higher than the final figures. The City Manager told Mr. Harris that although this problem began before he became City Manager, he would be happy to discuss this or any other problem that Mr. Harris might have. PAGE 6 ' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on final assessment rQll for Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-4. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PUBLIC HEARTNG ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1971 SERVICE CONNECTIONS; The Finance Director said that this assessment is not for any particular area of the City and they have agreements or money in escrow for all the properties except one. It might be better to ask if anyone in the audience has any questions. Mayor Kirkham asked if anyone wished to be heard with no response. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Publtc Hearing on the final assessment roll for the 1971 service connections. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ORDINANCE N0, 487 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1.02 and 1.03 OF THE CITY ' CODE RELATING TO WARD AND PRECINCT BOUNDARIES WITHIN THE CITY: MOTxON by Councilman Breider to receive the letter and their resolution from the Frfdley Jaycees concerning the redistricting ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Councilman Breider asked that the Mayor read the letter and accompanying resolution. The Mayor read the letter and the resolution aloud. Councilman Harris said that as far as the request to wait for the block census figures was concerned, the total census figure is in, and the ward census figures only show a 26 person difference. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance ��487 on second reading, waive the reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw for discussion, Councilman $reidex aaid that at the last meeting there had been some diseussion on th� cost of conducting an election under the new redistricting ordinance. He had questioned the City Manager on this point and the administration's answer is contained on pages 15 and 16 of the Agenda. Last year's election rast the City $2,800 for judges according to administration figures and the caSt could rise by $1,360 for just the judges for each election.' Councilman Breider asked how the election would be conducted. The Finance pirector answered that we had previously thought that we could use the sam� lines and ballot boxes, but after taTking to the County Auditor's office and the Data � �' � ' ' � � � , , ' � � ' � ' II ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 � ' I '1 ' ' � � PAGE 7 Processing Department, we had decided that people who were in the same precinct, but in different legislative boundaries, would have to be separated. Councilman Breider asked about the file system. The Finance Director said that we now have two different card filing systems. One is alphabetical and one is according to street address. They are set up in different boxes and would be set up in 14 precincts instead of 9. Councilman Harris commented that he hoped that the City Council was passa.ng this information on to the State Legislature. That when one City is divided into 3 different legislative districts, it is very disrupting to unity and harmony in the City. He felt that this should be communicated in writing. Councilman Breider said that if you are going to talk to the State Legislature about maintaining unity and harmony and letting people identify, you should show them a ward redistricting plan that moves a minimum amount of people. The Harris plan moves more people than the administration plan. If you are going to forward a resolution to the Legislature, you should first do something at City Hall. Mayor Kirkham said that you cannot redistrict without moving people. Council- man Harris added that these are two different situations. The Citizens of Fridley can come to see all 5 of the Councilman. You only deal with one legislator. Mayor Kirkham said that he felt that the people in Fridley would rise above this problem and their unity would continue and grow stronger. Councilman Liebl said that having served the Third Ward he pitied the ,�ew Third Ward Gouncilman. He will have to take care of all the problems connected with East River Road from the south end to northern boundaries of the City, These prohlems axe practically unsolvable. At least before he had felt that he could count on first chair support, but now the Third Ward would bein constant turmoil. He is opposed to the ordinance because he feels the Third Ward Councilman will be unable to deal with these problems. , TH� VOTE upon the voting aye, Liebl carried. � ' , � ' , ' ' motion, being a roll call vote, Kirkham, Harris, Kelshaw and Breider voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion CONSIDERATION OF FIRST ; BY JOHN P. YOUNGDALE (F'. AVENUE AND OSBORNE ROAD AND ION OFAS 11V A l+' L L1J lAll• t \va+a�a.i AVENUE AND OSBORNE ROAD OF AN ORDINANC TO C-2) IN THE PEitMIT SP ��71- NESS AREA) IN FOR REZONING TO CONSTRUCT A NORTI�AST COR UEST ZOA #71-03 OF UNIVERSITY OF STA Couneilman Liebl asked that the Council draw its attention to the letter recieved from Mr• Youngdale's attorney. He thought it made sense to concur with this proposal. He had been up to the area and looked at the corner and did not thi�k it was feasible to construct a good apartment building on this corner. If the applicant was willing to put in trees to screen Mr. Lynn's properGy then he felt that, looking at it from an overall standpoint, he could be positive in this matter. Mayor Kirkham asked Councilman Liebl if he was referring to Standard Oil's proposal to dedicate a right-turn lane�on the property? Council- man Liebl said yes, he felt that this would adequately handle the traffic problem. He also felt this development w�uld be a bonus for the school district in tax dollars and there would be no burden of adding children to the school system. Councilman Breider commented that last year they had ordered in sidewalks and traffic signai work in the Hillcrest School area. Osborne Road was a bsd street REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 as far as traffic was concerned and the type of development proposed by Standard Oil needs a high tr�ffic count. The business area adjoining the service station would contain a quick shop handling groceries, and a barber shop. That means that there will be a lot of pedestrian traffic walking along Osborne Road with traffic going in and out. MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur with Planning Commission recommendation and deny the request. Councilman Kelshaw stated that there are apartments proposed north of Osborne Road. On the north side of Osborne Road in Spring Lake Park there already is a development with apartments, eight-plexes and duplexes. There are a lot of people in this area to patronize Mr. Ernst's_business area. There would still be Fridley residents crossing Osborne but a lot of the business wou.td come from Spring Lake Park. Councilman Breider commented that they had had a young boy killed on Osborne Road last summe'r and he did not want to see this happen again. PAG� 8 ' Councilman Harris said that he shared Councilman Breider's concern. The Council had tried to alleviate the pedestrian problem on Osborne Road with sidewalks. He had spoken against this proposalthe last time it was before the Council, but now he felt that if it was denied here a similar operation might appear in Spring Lake Park. If the people were going to be crossing Osborne Road, he would rather have them cross at a signalized intersection than in the middle of the block. If they could control the area to the north of Osborne Road, it would be best to have it all non-commercial but they couldn't control development in Spring Lake Park. There was also the problem of the gas station on the corner. It seemed that for every one built another went out of business, and the people are concerned with this. These are actually two different problems. The proposal to rezone and the Special Use Permit could be improved by handling the traffic problem, which has been taken care of by�the addition of the right turn lane and by trying to discuss with the State Highway Department the possibility of putting a walk signal on Osborne Road not only on the east side but the west side also. If you can show the Highway Department that you are channeling traffic to a designated area they are more likely to approve the signal. Without the development they probably would not put in the walk signal. Wzth these two things added, it seems to be a workable proposal. Councilman Liebl added that he would like to seetfie petitioner agree to put in the trees for screening Mr. Lynn's property. Mr. Wyman Smith, Mr. Youngdale's attorney, explained that Mr. youn�dale was on vacation, but he was representing him. Mr. Youngdale had agreed to do nursery landscaping to screen Mr. Lynn's property and this could be a part of the Special Use Permit at the expense of the Standard Oil Company. MOTIOIV by Councilman Breider died for lack of a second. MOTION by Counciiman Kelshaw to adopt the Ordinance on first reading and waive the reading and withhold the second reading of the Ordinance and approval of the Special Use Permit until: (1) The Minnesota Highway Department is petifioned for a"Walk" signal on the corner of University Avenue and Osborne Board, and (2) the Standard Oil Company dedicates right of way for a r�ght turn lane and agrees to bear the cost of constructing the 1ane, and (3) there is a ' J � �J ' ' ' ' LI L�I ' ' J ' C ' u � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 � ' C� ' � , ' CI� � ' , ,. ' � ' , � � PAGE 9 provision made in the plans to add a planting strip to screen Mr. Lynn's property from the lights. Seconded by Council Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris and Kelshaw voting aye; Breider voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PRESENTATION OF SCROLL, MAYOR OF TOKYO: Mr. Stan Kowalski was now present in the audience so this item was taken up. Mayor Kirkham commer�ted that last year some Fridley citizens presented a scroll to the Mayor of Bangalor, India and now we have a citizen carrying greetings to the Governor of Tokyo. Mayor Kirkham read the scroll aloud. Mr. Kowalski informed the Councii that the State Department has decided to use the presenta- tion of the scroll for national public relations. ONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE Y CITY (6161 HIGHWAY ��65): MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt the ordinance on first reading and waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF FINAL PLANS FOR SHOREWOOD LIQUOR LOUNGE, WILLIAM NICKL04J: Mr. Nicklow brought the plans to the Council table and there was a le�gthy discussion. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the final plans for,the Shorewood Liquor Lounge subject to receipt of the final mechanical, heating, plumbing and electrical plans and the plans necessary for the Health Sanitarian and also that the proposed parking on the south side of the building be a minimum of 30' to 35' setback from a line so drawn on the map to indicate Moore Lake and that parking places 4�14-18 be removed from the plan and that the complete parking lot be curbed as per City ordinances. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RECESS: Mayor Kirkham.declared a recess at 9:45 P.M. The Council Meeting was recon- vened at 10:00 P. M. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 18, 1971: 1. i�EQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMITs SP ��71-09, BY SOCIAL DYNAMICS, IN_C � JAMf?S LEIDICH: LOTS 1 AND 2 BLOCK 1 OAK HILL ADDITION. TO BUILD AND OPERATE A DAY NURSERY AND LEARNING CENTER UNDER SECTION 45.051, 3,F, OF CITY CODE: Mr. Leidich showed a picture of the day care and learning center that his corporation is planning to build in Fridley.' There are already centers in Robbinsdale and Bloomington. They were originally formed to serve preschool children of both working and non-working mothers. Tt�ey use only licensed teachers and teaching assistants. The building would be Yocated on 53rd Avenue on the two lots closest to Target. They have met with the residents in the area and their only concern seemed to be the people who will cut across the lots. This has been taken care of with an extension of the fence. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30; 1971 Mayor Kirkham asked the dimensions of the building and Mr. Leidich replied that it would be 80' x 70' and there would be a playground in the back. Mr. Leidich took a plot plan to the Council table. PAGE i0 ' The City Engineer reported that the Planning Commission had recommended approval of this request, but the applicant should be aware of the problems. First, water and sewer is not readily available, and secondly, there is the problem of the fence. The property is located on 53rd Avenue and the water and sewer lines would have to be run from a north location in Target property, because this is a low piece of land. Either the developer would have to pay the full assessment cost or the City would have to show that the other property benefitted. The City Attorney commented that he would need more details ta decide if the other property benefitted. The City Eng�ineer continued that the problem was not in serving them, it was in the cost. If they want to pay for the assessment, they will have to come back and petition the City Council to have the facilities put in. Councilman Harris asked where the corner lot on 53rd was tied in. The City Engineer explained that Mr. Leidich's property could not be served off that line because his land was too low and the cost of a lift station wouid probably be even higher than running the lines the longer distance. MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to concur with the Planning Commission recommenda- tion of approval of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP �k71-09, by Social Dynamics, Inc. with the conditions that the petitioner follow through on the petition for utilities, and that the �ence be extended across the rear of Lot 3. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 2. REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �k71-06, DONALD W. REESE• LOT 16, BLOCK 1, REVISED AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 10, TO REZONE FROM R-L TO R-2 (DOUBLE BUNGALOW) The City Engineer explained that this was a request to rezone from R-1 (Single family dwellings) to R-2 (double bungalows). Planning Commission recommended denial of this request. Mr. Donald Reese explained to the Council that he wished to request a Public Hearing before the Council so that other people could be heard regarding his request. MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw, to set a Public Hearing date for the second meeting in October. Seconde�i by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 3. REQUEST FOR SP�CIAL USE PERMIT, SP �k71-10, VIKING CHEVROLET FOR NEW AND USED CAR SALES ON PARCELS 2850, 4350 AND 4360, SECTION 12, PER CITY CODE, 45.101, 3, B IN A C-2S DISTRICT• � � r Mr. Wyman Smith, Attorney for Viking Chevrolet, introduced Mr. Jerry Brady, the Manager of Viking Chevrolet, who took site plans to the council table. Mr. Smith explained that Viking Chevrolet planned to upgrade the property as far aS the setback and planting were concerned. They planned to have possession by November 1, 1971. Planning Commission had recommended approval of the request with the stipulation that their plans for remodeling be reviewed by ' � �I� � , ' ' ' ' CI �� , , , , �� , I. _I ! REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE �1 ' ' � � ' � the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee. Edison Mobile Homes had been the former owner of the building and had been in the area before a Special Use Permit was required, so, now that ownership was changing hands, Viking Chevrolet required the permit. Councilman Harris asked if there was any possibiiity that Edison could move their operation to the back of the lot and continue selling. Mr. Smith answered that they made the provision when they bought the property that if all the mobile homes were not sold, they would have to be moved. The latest information they had was that the hardware had been sold. The City Attorney commented that if the area had been used in the past it could be grandfathered. in. Mr. Smith replied that it had only been used for storage, not for selling. Councilman Harris asked if Viking Chevrolet has purchased the building and the land and was told that they had. He continued that he felt this was a good use for this area and will improve it. Councilman Kelshaw asked if they had no� rezoned a piece of property on University Avenue for this same purpose. Mr. Smith explained that they had, but General Motors would not approve building in that area. ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the request for a Special Use Permit, SP ��71-10, by Viking Chevrolet, with the stipulation that the request be referred to the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee. Seconded by , Couneilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ' 4. APPROVE PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR TOWNHOUS THE NORTH 813 FEET OF THE EAST 3/4 OF AVENUE AT EAST CITY LIMITS : ROGER 4 OF SECTION 13 �9TH , The City Engineer reported that the Planning Commission had recommended app�coval of this request. This area had been approved for apartments by the City Council, but their survey had shown that apartments would not be a good idea in this •area ' so-they had decided to go with townhouses. His only recommendation would be that they provide more adequate recreational facilities in the complex. � �J ' ' ' � ' Mr. Frank Reese was present for the development. Mr. Reese explained that none of the grades in the area would be changed more than 2 feet. There would be intensive landscaping done on the property. Each home would have trees and shrubs. The townhouse& would be 55 feet from back to back. The homes were built in clusters with not more than six townhouses to a cluster. � Each had three bedrooms, with 1200 square feet of living space upstairs and ' 6Q0 square feet in the lower level. Councilman Harris asked what the densi.ty� of the project was. Mr. Reese answered that there were 10 homes per acre but, if you included the land which the developers had d�eded to the City for park$, it came out to six homes per acre. This does meet the density requirements. � They had originally planned 260 apartments. There will only be 141 townhouses. Couneilman Kelshaw asked what the value of the units was. Mr. Reese answered that they rented for $275 a month plus utilities and they were strictly rental units, none would be sold. The City Engineer commented that they had given the City 15 acres of land for developmeat into recreatonal facilities. Generelly their requirements are satisfactory and our only concern is with these recrea- tional facilities. We don't have any in the area now. Mr. Reeae explained � that their lender is very strict about recreational facilities. He said they are planning one tot lot, but there are green areas where another could be added. There will be tennis courts, which the City will actually own and REGULAR COIJNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 bar-b-que pits with clustered picnic tables. They do not have a swimming pool because they cause too much trouble in a development of this type. He added that they had to rent these buildings and if any additional facilities were needed to rent them, they would be put in. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concu� with the Planning Commission and approve the preliminary plan for the Townhouse Development as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Harris with the stipulations that the green area to the north be set up as a park and play area and the area along the railroad right of way be screened and fenced. With the approval of the amendment by Councilman Liebl, there was a voice vote, all voting any, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S, ��71-09, ING SIVERTS. JR: PART OF LOT C REGISTERED LAND SURVEY N0. 3- FOR BUILDING SITE: PAGE 12 ' L� L! C � ' ' MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to concur with the Planning Commission and ' approve the Lot Split request, LS �k71-09, Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting ay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 6. DISCUSSION OF LOW SWAMP LAND NORTH OF 79TH BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD TRACKS: The City Engineer said that he wished to advise the City Council that there have already been quite a few actions taken by their body for putting in water, sewer, and roads in this area and the owners have been told that they can fill. If the Council has any reservations they should act now because they have already gone too far. Councilman Harris commented that they would have a problem if they did not allow the owners to develop. This would be confiscation without compensation. The City would either have to allow development or buy the property. Mayor Kirkham added that he felt they should go ahead with the developcaent. Councilman Kelshaw asked the City Attorney if there were any ordinances which stated that you could not fill in swamp land? The City Attorney replied that you could not impede the flow of lakes, rivers or drainage ditches. If there were any drainage ditches in this area they would have to be careful not to fill them. Councilman Kelshaw added that he felt the developers should be made mindful of the fact that any traffic coming from the area after it was developed should not be channeled to East River Road. MOTIQN by Councilman Breider to proceed with the plans and improvements previously authorized by the City Council. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried, APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE FRIDLEY FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION AND THE CONTRACTOR FOR THE CITY GARAGE EXPANSION AND CONCURRENCE OF THE AWARDING OF THE BID TO LOEFFLER-ENGSTRAND. HARRIS, BROS. & BACON'S ELECTRIC (BIDS LISTED IN MINUTES OF AUGUST 16, 1971); Mr. Dick Harris said that �he wanted it known that the Harris Bros. mentioned in connection with the bid on the City Garage did no� have anything to do with his company, they did not even bid. He went on to ' ' � ' , ' ' ' , ' , ' � � r--' u � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 13 state that he was opposed to the addition to the garage and felt the plqRej� � could be better spent on City improvement projects, such as swimming popl.p, The City Engineer commented that the bid cost had come in quite a bit lower than the architect's estimate. RESOLUTION ��104-1971 BESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE INVESTMENT Q�' &�pI{�i, MONIES BY THE FRIDLEY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION: ' MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt Resolution �k104-1971. Sec�nd�d �y Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kir�GhaRl declared the motion carried. � � RESOLUTION ��105-1971 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE LEASING OF PROPERTY TO THE FRIDLEY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROVAL OF PLANS, THE AWARDING OF CONTRACTS AND THE LEASING 0� BUILDING TO BE BUILT BY THE FRIDLEY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN��S R$LIEP'�GI MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt Resolution ��105-1971.. S�conded by ' Councilman Harris. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � ' � ' � ' , I� , ' �I MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt: 41) An agreement to construct the addition to the City garage between the Fridley Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association, the City of Fridley, and the contractors; (2) An agreement to lease with option to buy; (3) Lease agreement; (4) Supplementary agreement setting the rate of interest; and to authorize the execution of these documents by the Mayor and City Manager. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. AWRDING CONTRACT FOR T �k 1 TARY SEWER AND STORM Dunkley Surfacing Co., Inc. $284,281.10 Barbarossa & Sons, Inc. $330,357.50 Orfei & Sons, Inc. 287,468.08 McDonald & Associates 331,020.80 Northdale Constr. Co., Inc. 304,655.00 Johnson Bros. 387,373.30 Northern Contracting Co. 318,710.20 C. S. McCrossan, Inc. 444,335.75 The City Engineer reported that the City had received eight bids, but the lowest was about 37o higher than the estimate given to the public. He felt that there were a few points that needed clarification. MOTION by Councilman Harris to table this item until the next meeting. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 3_4 RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR WATER SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT ��105 (BIDS OPENED 11•30 A M, AUGUST 27, 1971)• PLANHOLDER BID DEPOSIT LUMP SUM BID REMARKS Johnson Bros. Hwy. & Heavy Constr. The Travelers $55,000.00 90 Cal. Days 6311 Wayzata �lvd. 5/ Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 C. S. McCrossan, Inc. U.S.F&G 55,786.00 60 Cal Day� Box 336 5� Osseo, Minn. 55369 Peter Lametti Const. Co. Seaboard Surety 68,950.00 120 Cal Days 615 Drale Street 5� St. Paul, Minn. 55102 Barbarosss & Sons, Inc. St. Pau1 F&M 65,099.80 60 Cal. Days Route 3 5� Qsseo, Minn. 55369 Randall & Berglin, Inc. Capitol Ind. Corp. 53;�244.39 60 Cal. Days 6801 Plaza Curve 5/ Minneapolis, Minn. 55432 Northdale Const. Co.,Inc. Fidelity & Deposit 61,296.50 90 Cal. Days 8208 Northwood Pkwy. Co. of MaXyland Minneapolis, Minn. 55427 5% Dunkley Surfacing Co.,Inc. Capitol Indemnity 63,900.00 90 Cal. Days 3756 Grand Avenue Corp. 5% Minneapolis, Minn. 55421 McDonald & Associates,Inc. U.S.F.&G. 59,534.80 9Q Cal. Days 211 North Pascal Street 5% St. Paul, Minn. 55104 Julian M. Johnson Constr.Co. State Surety Co. 57,481.00 90 Cal. Days 1220 Osborne Road Des Moines, Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. 55432 5% Morettini Cons. Co. Seaboard Surety 70,691.00 as Specified 852 Westminister 5°/ St. Paul, Minn. 55101 Krohn Drainage, Inc. St. Paul F&M 60,455.14 9p Cal. Days 150I West 80th Street 5% Minneapolis, Minn. 55431 The City Engineer reported that this improvement was for the Burlington Northern Plat and part of Al Rose Addition. He added that these were very good bids, substantially lower than the estimate and recommended that the contract be awarded to the low bidder. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the bids and award the contract to Randall & Berglin, Inc. for the sum of $53�244,��, $����4�,�� by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham decl&r�d Che chc���.oh carried. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE i5 � , ' CONSIDERATION OF REQUEST BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS FOR USE OF COUNCIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER 3, 1971: The City Manager explained to the Council that he had spoken to Mrs. Hughes and they had agreed to change the date of. the open house to October 10 to coincide with the Fridley Fire Department Open House. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the letter and grant the request for an ' open house at Fridley City Hall on October 10, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C' ' !I U � �.J � i � J ' � ' �'' � RECEIVING REPORT ON THE MET1� SEWER BOARD RULES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING WASTE DISCHARGES TO TE� METROPOLITAN DISPOSAL SYSTEM: MUTION by Councilman Harris to receive the report on the Metro Sewer Board. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING REPORT REGARDING CONSTRUCTION OF IACKE LAKE D�AM, PROJECT #104: The City Engineer passed out the report to the Councilmen. He then reported to the Council that the quotes were well within the aocepted price range and that if they wished to accept the quote we could proceed with the improve- ment of the dam. He added that the Council should understand that the City was taking over the risk factor during construction. The City Manager reminded the Council that they had not formally rejected the first bids. MOTION by Councilman Breider to reject all bids received on August 16, 1971 because all of the bids including the lowest were in excess of the Engineer's estimate. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vcyte, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to accept the Claytron, Inc. quote for not more than $16,300.00 and authorize the expenditure of the monies. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. D.A. Schultz, 15 Rice Creek Way N.E., said that he would like to address the Council. He felt that th� developer and the City benefitted from the lake. When the developer could not get a pern�it to back up the creek and fora� the lake the City got the permit. So why should the people around the lake be assessed for repairing the dam? The lake bottom is privately owned and the developer pays the taxes on it. �y w�ould he pay the taxes if it was worthless? If the water recedes to the oriqinal creek bed, who owns the land? The City is responsible for the fill that has settled in the lake, it came from the University Avenue project and mostly from the storm sewer. Mayor Kirkham thanked Mr. Schultz for his commenta. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 16 ' RECEIVING REQUEST BY PARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR 5PECIAL USE PERMIT FOR CRUSHING ROCK WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE B�3RLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD YARD EXPANSION PROJECT: Mayor Kirkham commented that tl�is was a part of a project that the Council had already held hearings on. Councilman Harris said that at the last meeting the Council had agreed Park Construction C�pany could haul from the site on a second shift basis but if there was to be crushing it would not be on a 24 hour basis. Mr. Dick Carlson of Park Construction Company explained that was why they were at the meeting, to petition for permission to blast and crush in that area. They would like to crush and blast from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. and on the secpnd shift to crush frotn 7:00 P,M, to 4:30 A.M. There would be no blasting at night and they very seldom blasted more than once or twice during a day or even once every two days. Councilman Kelshaw asked how loud the crushing was. Mr. Carlson explained that most of the noi.se came from the engines and it was constant, but one of the reasons they wished to double shift now was because the residents would be more likely to have their doors and windows closed during the fall and winter, and with a double shift, they could finish sooner. The site is set low and quite far from any homes and they would build a berm to help contain the noise. Councilman Liebl asked about liability insurance and was told that the hom�s in the area had been inspected and a professional engineering service would be testinq with a seismograph. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the request by Park Construction Company for a special use permit for crushing and blasting rock between the hours of 7:30 A.M, and 6:00 P.M. for a period of one month, at which time the Council members would review the request and decide if an extension was in order. Seconded by CounCilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING REPORT REGARDING SIDEWALKS AT CORNER OF 67TH AVENUE AND MONROE STREET: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the report. Seconded by Counciiman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. The City Engineer explained that almost 50� of the property is owned by th� school. The school wants the i.mprovement and so do a majority of the peop�e. This item will be brought back for a public hearing in October. CONSIDERATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROLS ON WEST MOORE I,AKE DRIVE: Mr. Jim Gibson, appeared to ask the Council not to eliminate the crossovex access on 63rd Avenue because of the signalization of 61st Avenue. He felt that this wonld cause accidents. ' ' ' I C , � , ' � � �� � C' J � , � ' � �J ' � REGULAR COIINCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 17 The City Engineer explained that the people wanted STOP signs on West Moore Lake Drive but studies have shown that STOP signs do not slow traffic because people tend to accelerate to get away from them. They sometimes cause aceidents. The Engineering Department's plan was to put 30 MPH speed limit signs on West Moore Lake Drive and 25 MPH signs with curve warning signs on the curves. It would also be a good idea to try strict speed enforcement on the road for a ti.me. MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to concur with the plan of the City Engineer. ' Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � RESOLUTION #106-1971 - RECERTIFYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON TAX FORFEIT PAOPERTY WHICH HAS BEEN REPURCHA5ED: ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #106-1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' � � � ;� � J ' 1 J � RESOLUTION #107-1971 - DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES ADID APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 PRIMARY ELECTION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #107-1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Liebl commented that he felt that to alleviate any charges of un£air election practices it would be a good idea if a demonstration were to be held for the campaign managers to explain to them the voting and vote processing procedures. The Finance Director explained that a demonstration of the procedures was held at the County before every election. The dates are published in the papex and it is open to the public. However, he would he happy to explain the processs to the campaign managers. Councilman Liebl o�imnented that there had been mistakes made, as in Bloomington. RESOLUTION #108-1971 - CERTIFYING CHARGES TO TI� COUNTY AUDITOR TO BE LEVIED AGAINST LOTS 15 & 16, BLOCK I, R2�7ERVIEW I�IGHTS ADDITION, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA FOR COLLECTION WITH TI� TAXES PAYABLE IN 1972. (531 Fairmont Street N.E.) MOTION by Councilman Harxis to adopt Resolution #108-1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PRUJECT ST. 1970-4: � Mr. Dick Harris objected to being assessed full value for Main Street when it was built as a 9 ton road to serve the north area. He felt that the assessment should be spread. MOTION by Councilman Harri� to table Item #22 until the Council received el repoTt ' from the staff. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ays�, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30� 1971 PAGE 18 , RESOLUTION #110-1971 - CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR 1971 SERVICE GONDTECTIONS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #110-1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham $eclared the motion carried unanimously. , RESOLUTION #111-1971 - DECLARING THE NECESSITY FOR AN ADDITIONAL TAX LEVX IN ADDITION TO THE 30 MILL LIMITATION PROVIDED BY THE CITY CHAR�EA SPECIFYING THE PURPOSE AND CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #111-1971. Seaonded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham $eclared the �tion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #112-1971 - FOR APPROPRIATION OF MUNICIPAL STATE AID FUNDS TO THE T.H, PR(JJECT: ' �IOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #112-197i. Seqonded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT: Name Dorothy S. Evenson 5801 Washington St. Frldley, Minnesota Position Effective Date Salary Replaces Clerk - August 30, 1971 $406.00 �arol Chudek Typist MOTTON by Councilman Harris to concur in the appointment of Dorothy S. Evenson as Clerk-Typist. Seconded by Gouncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, al� ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani.mously. CLAIMS; MOTION by CounciLnan Harris to approve payment of General Claims #26Q$5 through #26202 and Liquor Claims #5888 through #5914. Seconded by CQUr�eilman Liabl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carrieci unanimously. z�zc�NS�s : General Contractor Adolfsan & Peterson, Inc. 6'701 West 23rd Street ' Minr}eapolis, Minnesota By: Gordon Peterson Gunder R. Anders4n Constr. 1130 West River Road Champli�i, Mixinesota By: Gunder Anderson Approved By Buildi,ng �nspectoz Building Inspector , C � ' C � � LJI , LJ � ' � ' �i �� t_� ' � ' ' ' � ' ' , 1 ' ' ' � ' ' ' ' , ' 1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 LICFNSES CONTINUED: Wrecking Carl Bolander & Sons Co. 2933 Pleasant Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. Vending Machine Quist Vending 1011 Lowry Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. FXidley Shell 6101 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn. Livestock George Olson 612 Lafayette Fridley, Minn. Garbage Pickup HauI-A-Way System 344 Larch St. St. Paul, Minn. Cigarette Quist Vending 1011 Lowry Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. 5ervice Station Fxidley Shell �101 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn. Multiple Dwellings Myron L. S�aenson 1320 4�lth Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. Ralph J. White 4840 Washington St. N.E. Min�neapolis, Minn. Capital Contracts, Inc. 790 So. Cleveland St. Paul, Minn. By: David Bolander By: Raymond Quist By: .7oseph Mau F�GE 19 Approved By 8uilding Inspectox Health Inspector Health Inspector By: George Olson Building Inspector By: Haul-A-Way System Health I�spector By: Raymond Quist Police Cl�ief Fire Chief By: Joseph Mau Building Inspe�tor A�ddress Units Fee Approved Sy 5980 3rd St. N.E. 4$10.00 Fire P�ev. �re�u 5644 4th St. N.E. 4 10.00 Fire Prev. B�reau b950 East River Rd. 12 12.00 Fixe pxev. Bt�reau i REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 20 ' LICENSES CONTINUED: ' Name Address Units Fee Apuroved bv ' Rogers Properties, 5851 - 2nd St. N.E. 11 11.00 Fire Prevention 6512 - S�th Ave. No. Bureau ' Minneapolis, Minn. Robert J. Bauman 6061 - 2nd St. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' Apt. 3 6061 2nd St.N.E. Fridley, Minn. Sidney R. Dahl 6551 - 2nd St. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' b551 - 2nd St. N. E. Fridley, Minn. ' Floyd C. Bradley 5900 - 2'-z St. N.E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 5861 W. Moore Lake Dr. Fridley, Minn. ' Floyd C. Bradley 5908 - 22 St. N. E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 5861 W. Moo re La ke D r. ' Fridley, Minn. Floyd C. Bradiey 5916 - 22 St. N. E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 5861 W. Moore Lake Dr. ' Fridley, Minn. Annin � Scarpino 5924 - 22 St. N. E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' 913 Cedar Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. Dale F. Knott 5980 - 22 St. N. E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 1 1045 Peters Place N. E. Minneapo)is, Minn. Robert J. Bauman 6060 - 2� St. N. E. - 4 10.00 F. Prev. ureau ' 6061 - 2nd St. N. E. B ridley, Minn. ' lex Mosicjczuk 5974 - 3rd St. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau . o. Box 757, ' inneapolis, Minn. n= �dna Torgeson 6061-63-65 - 3rd St. N. E. 3 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 5065 - 3rd St. N. E. ' �ridlcy, Minn. llartfn P. Smulders 5320 = 4th St. N.E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' 855 - 86th Ave. N.W. Coon Rapids, Minn. 55432 � , C � 1 II ' ' � � ' ' ' ' ' ' � � ' ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 21 LICENSES CONTINUED: Name Address Units Fee Approved by: Roy E. Lindstedt 5400 - 5th St. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 50 Groveland Terrace Minneapolis, Minn. 55403 Roy E. Lindstedt 5410 - 5th St. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 50 Groveland Terrace Minneapolis, Minn. Harold D. Morrow 5430 - 7th St. N. E. 34 34.00 F. Prev. Bureau. Rt. 4, Cty TR MM River Falls, Wisc. McAllister Properties 1050-52nd Ave. N.E. 16 16.00 F. Prev. Bu�eau #610, 73� Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. McAllister Properties 1090-52nd Ave. N.E. 16 16.00 F. Prev. Bureau McAllister Properties 1120 - 52nd Ave.N.E. 16. 16.00 F. Prev. Bureau McAllister Properties 1170-52nd Ave.N.E. 16 16.00 F. P�ev. Bureau Bigos Properties 305 - 53rd Ave. N. E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 1215 LaSalle Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Wayne W. Siewert 251 � 57th Place 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 3320 - 48th Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. Irving Efron � 262 - 57th Place N.E. 8 10.00 F. Prev. Bur-eau Dr. I. Herman 3025 Salem Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Joseph P. Ryan 105 - 58th Ave. N. E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 10785 Valley View Rd. Eden Prairie, Minn. John Bohmer 191 - 592 Way N. E. 1� 12.00 F. P�ev. Bureau Brooten, Mi nn. J, J. Parnon � 361 - 74th Ave. N. E. 8 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau M. W. London . 1675 Grand Ava. � St. Paul 55105 Capital Contracts Inc. 181 - 79th Way N.E. 8 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 790 So. C1GVeland Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55116 M. A. �iddle 211 - 79th Way N. E. . 8 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 4800 Cedar Lake Rd, Minneapolis, Minn. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 22 ' LICENSES CONTINUED: � deme Address Units Fee Aaproved by ' Virginia T. Jacobsen 231 - 79th Way 7 10.00 F. Prcv. Buraau 231 - 79th Way N. E. ' Fridley, Minn. Carlyle J. Mathson 6341 - Hwy. 65 10 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' Rt. 1, Box 3, Aurora, Minn. 55705 W. J. Date 5960-80 Anna St. 33 33.00 F. Prev. Bu'r�au ' � Draper � Kramer 515 Marquette Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 ' Maurice M. Filister 5750 East River Rd. 4 10.00 F. Prev. BuFeau 5760 E. River Rd. ' Fridley, Minn. Maurice M. Filister 5760 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. Prev, ��Ir��#� Maurice M. Filister 5780 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. Prev, ' �N r�iau Maurice M. Filister 5800 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. Prev. Bureau ' Maurice M. Filister 5820 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. Prev. Bureau Maurice M. Filister 5840 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. prev, �MpA�1� ' Mau�ice M. Filister 5860 East River Rd. 42 42.00 F. Pr�ev. �yra�ll� River Road East Apts. 6550 East River Rd. 140 140.00 F. Prev. sureAU ' 3954 Wooddale Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 ' Leonard E. Dailey 8251 East River Rd. 5 10.00 F, prev. ��r�au 8251 East River Rd. �. Fridley, Minn. ' �� S Investment Co. 5475 Main St. N. E. 12 )2,pp �'' Pr�+ye �u�'a�l� 1202 Pike Lake Dr. ' I�ew Brighton, Minn. 55112 S� S Investment Co. 5495 Main St. N. E. 12 12.00 F. Prav. 9ura�� ' 1202 Pi ke Lake pr. New �righton, Minn. Kenneth F. Paterson � 6011 Main St. N. E. 4 l0,pp F� RY4V� �NrG��� ' Hubert M. Nelson 2441 Lyndale Ave. So. Minncapolis, Minn. 55405 ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 PAGE 23 LICENSES CONTINUED: Name Address Units Fee Approved by Kenneth F. Peterson 6019 - Main St. N.E. 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau � Hubert M. Nelson 2441 Lyndale Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55405 Donald C. Wescom 117 Mississippi Place 4 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 117 Mississippi Pl. Fridley, Minn. John Mezzenga 4901 - 3rd St. N.E. 7 10.00 F. Prev. Bureau 3516 Skycroft Dr. Minneapolis, Minn. 5541$ Kcnneth Franko 5612 - 7th St. N.E. 11 11.00 F. Prev. Bwreau 6324 Scott Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. Kenneth Franko 5640 - 7th St.N.E. 11. 11.00 F. Prev. Bureau 6324 Scott Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. Robert L. � Wm. C. 450 - 75th Ave.N.E. 11 11.00 F. Prev. Bureau Holmquist 3608 Admiral Lane Minneapolis, Minn. 55429 Robert L. & Wm. 476 - 75th Ave.N.E. 11 11.00 F. Prev. Bureau C. Holmquist 3608 Admiral Lane Minneapolis, Minn. Lynde Investment Co. 910 Lynde Dr. 11 11.00 F. Prev, Bureau 2700 Raleigh Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 Lynde Investment Co. 950 Lynde Dr. 11 11.00 F. Prev. Bureau Lynde Investment Co. 990 Lynde Dr. N. E. John Kassulker Rt. 2, Box 124 Onamia, Minn. 56359 6530 2nd St. N.E. � � 4 11.00 F. Prev. Bureau 10.00 F. Prev. B�ureau REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971 LICENSES CONTINUED: PAGE 24 ' u MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the licenses as submitted. Seconded bX , Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: Comstock & Davis, Znc. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 For the furnishing of resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the following projects: PARTIAL Estimate #4 for Street Improvement Project St. 1970-1, from July 6 through July 31, 1971 PARTIAL Estimate #9 for Sanitary Sewer & Storm Sewer Improvement Project #100, from July 6 through July 31, 1971 PARTIAL Estisnate #15 for Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule B, from July 6 through July 31, 1971 Berglund-Johnson, Inc. 351 2nd Street Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 PARTIAL Estimate �9 for construction of Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule B, according to contract, for w�rk completed this date , ' 1 ' $ 11.48 ' 109.23 ' 539.22 , ' 53,556.00 ' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve payment of the estimatea as suixaitted. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �113-1971 - AUTHORIZING CHARGING CERTAIN EXPENSES TO THE UTILITY FUND AI+iD AUTHQRIZING THE CLOSING OUT OF THE 1969 DISASTER FUND; M4TION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #113-1971. S+�conded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkh�n declared the motion carried unani.m�oua ly . AD.TOURt�II�tENT : !� ' �J , There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Requla�c Council Meeting of August 30, 1971 adjourned at 12:15 A.M. ' Respectfully submitted, �GJ��i �!/J�C?� ikki Finck Actinq Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Maxor ' C! ' ' MEMO T0: GERALD R. DAVIS, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL , FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR r , , '�F � 4 ' SUBJECT: FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE ST. 1970-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ' DATE: SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 � JEFFERSON STREET - 57TH AVENUE TO 58TH AVENUE AND 57TH AVENUE - WASHINGTON STREET J FF RSON STREET: A question was raised at the September 13, 1971 meeting as to whether the cost of ' the above two named streets should be shared by properties abutting on both sides of the street or whether the cost was to be placed on just one side of the street. ' � � ' C ' � ' The assessment roll as made up did put the improvement cost on just one side of the street. This decision was based on the City Council's action of June 7, 1971 and July 6, 1970, relating to the policy for the assessment on 57th Avenue between 7th Street and Washington Street. For the relationship between the assessment roll now under consideration and the assessment roll for 57th Avenue between 7th Street and Washington Street, see the attached map. A brief history of events is as follows: The assessment roll as originally prepared by the Finance Department for 57th Avenue between 7th Street and Washington Street placed three quarters of the cost of the street improvement for 57th Avenue on the properties on the north side of the street and one quarter of the cost on the south side of the street. On July 6, 1970 a discussion was held by the City Council and a motion was made and seconded to the affect that the four lots on the south side of 57th Avenue and assessed under Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-1 should not be assessed. No resolution on this matter was adopted by the City Council until June 7, 1971. A resolution was adopted at that time as the result of a complaint by Mr. Richard Harju, Lot 25, Block 8, Donnay's Lakeview Manor, removing the four lots on the south side of 57th Avenue from the roll. Because of the close proximity of the streets in question on the roll now ' under consideration, and the other lots on 57th Avenue, and because of the Council's action of July 6, 1970, whereby the Council stated that the property on both sides of the street should not be charged because there was not a full right-of-way, the Finance Department prepared the assessment ' roll for the ST. 1970-1 Street Improvement Project for the streets in question on the basis of charging the full costs to the properties on the west and north sides of the streets. This was our interpretation of the , Council's intention based on their action at the June 7, 1971 meeting and the July 6, 1970 meeting. ' For further background material, please see the attached resolution and my memo of May 19, 1971. CI i � _. . . , : _ , . �; , _ . � �� � � „ � � _ . � . � . . � . _ ; . . . � . - `�, :MEMO T0: Ci fiy Counci l i� FRGM: � Fi nance D� rector � - `_� SUB.fECi': Cc�nplaint of Rich�rd Narju, L�� 25, �to�k 8, D�r,nay�s Lakeviea Manor Addifiion, 515 - 57th At�er::ae t�or.i��:ast �i : . - i DAT£: May 19, 1971 �' � We hav� re�ei ved a ccm}�iai nt frcr>> t��r, H�rju cor�ce� ni ng an asscs�r�,ent put on hi s prapLrty un:S�r the STo 1969•3 StrECt Ir; nro���r: �r�t Pro ject. � Har'u�s PO c:rt fror;ts on 57th Aticr.L� and al.so h:s a s�rc�t runr+ir�g � Ftr, J F F� Y acro�s th� rear oF his pre�.�: tyo Th�o ���::.��'e fihre� otF,�� lots �nv�lv�:d �n th� assessm�n4 �+;�d::r tt�� STo 1969-3 St�r:�t I'r��ro��c�-r,�nt Projecto The s�qucrccc of events or, th� im�ro�•Lm� nt p� oject i s as foi 1o:�s: t June 9, 19Gg -- Imprave,,-r.�nt t�daring N�ldo . Jw�nU 16, 1969 -- Inproe�crn��fi Ord�re�, . May 11, 1974 -- Public h�aring r�as Fi�ld or, ti�e Assessr,.<:�t Roll e � The formuTa us�� for this assessm�r�� ��as that on�-fo�rth o� the cost of th� street �aas assessed to tf�� pr�pLs�ty ►-r5ich b�cks up to th� strcct or� th� soLa�h ' sidE of th� Adam�s Street Additi�n (forrnnrly La�:el�:�d Ai9�nu�) and thrc��- � quarfiers of the cost of the street �•ras ass�ssed on fihe �:rop�rt}� on the oth�r sia� of th� sfrect. �This has b�en tf�� �armal policy in situations su�h as thiso - Qn JUl y 6, 1970, a di sc;.�s�i on Yras i ni ti atcd by ar:�• of the ccunci lmen r�i aii ny to th� assessry�nfi of the•s� foe�r lots in Dor�nay�s Lakeview t�a�ar Addition. A mfl�ion ti:as r,.a��, secor,d�d, and adoptcd to fih� ef��ct that tn� four tois in � , y_ : 2 qucst�on shautd n�t be ass�ssecto - _ There are t4:o probjems he�ce One is that th� assess.*r:�nt roli had already b�en �� adopted by Cauncit resolution pr�viouslyo It w.ould fia�:c a r�:solu'tion to a�ith- � drat�� thQ assessr,:Qr�ts on th4se four 1 ots i f thi s i s th� Courici 1's �•!i sho Th� amour,� of th� assess;,;znts on the f�ut- 1o`s is as folioWS; ' t � 1 LOt 23 . $ !F% 02$ � lOt 2� $ 101025 . r, lot 25 $ 101.25 . . _ � �. tot 2 b •. $ 11 �.75 • ' � � A1 so, thv roti on �r�s not cl e�r as to wt�efih�r i t��ras the i ntenti on of tha Ci ty �.•Councii to �nlc�� tti: four lots r�ntio^�d �bove or th� lots r�hich ��ai11 b� _, i ncluded i n th� STo 197� Stre�t Ir: �rev�. ;�nt Pro ject ���hi ch have not be�� assessed as yc�o ;� Picase see Coar;cil minutcs relatin� to ti-�� various h���rings that have: bec� h�1d on these pr•o�cctso �� i � � � I� ' I_ _1 � � ' � -, � ' 4 RESOLUTION N0. 61-1971 A RESOLUTION ASATING THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE ST, 1969-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ON LOTS 23, 24s 25s AND 26, BLOCK 8� DON�AY'S LAiCEVIEW MANOR ADDITION WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Fridtey expressed its intention at the Juty 6, 1970 meeting to abafie the special assess- ments for the STo 1969-1 Street Improvzment Project on Lots 23, 24, 2S, and 26, Block 8, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition; and WH�REAS, the Councit now wishes to'confirm this action by the necessary Resolution; NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City ot Fridley, that the principal amounts of the ST. 1969-1 Street Improvement Project on the follawing lots are hereby abated in the amounts shown: � Lot 23, 61ock 8, Donnay�s Lakeview Manor Addition--$lOt.2S ' Lot 24, Block i3, Qonnay�s Lakeview Planor Addition--$ 47,25 Lofi 25, Block 8, Oonnay�s Lakeview Manor Addition--$1O1.2S Lofi 26, BTock 8, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition--$114.75 PASSED ANO ADOPTEO BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' FRIDLEY THIS 7TH DAY OF JUt�E, ,197_l o- � ATTEST: , ' ' . 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PL N ' :> � „ „ r .� ., n •= r � � ,;� �, 9 ' B � �� 6` �.%� � . :a � h �� v �.L�.'ry_"_'_' .�._ .__.. � :O I �.' i�= �i= �'� R�� "1 (a . ..e•d ` I ' �. rv', r AV E. -- �, Street Surfacing Assessed under ST. 1969-1 171� Street Surfacing Assessed under ST. 1970-1 , N:E. �.' �' ,.: z ►� �� ��� ,. 4_ R�, . Y }� �' �� �, ' �! � L' ' i� , i � � � ,� . _ .� � �; ' r__ . .� � �, . �GUI.AR COUNCIL� t:L;ETING OF JULY 6� 1970 . . 5 PAG� a � f J . � �Th� City N-�na.ger pointed out th at F�ith a qroup of d000 people, the nuuuex of �epple that would be mak�.ng a claim would not have a great affect on the �remiunis. P_t �,east not as much as.t-� the group were smaller. Counci�man Karx'is sai.d that h� undexstood that this plan is being considered a� th� plan the City is n4« under would be accelerating their rates. The City Manaqer said that this is true� the old plan i� going higher. 'If tk,e City joins with Flennepin County �he rates would be lowex and i.t appears th�t they would stay lower because o.f the nu-nber of people involved. Councilman Fiarxis cummented that. the purpose is to get the most the City can for the least �:ount of money. Councilr.tan I•iebl said that he ��rou].d vote for this poli.cy a� the comra�ittee reccaunpnded it, bufi. he would pu� rm�e trust in a.stock ca:npany• ile felt that th� City shou7�d tzy it, as,it doe� give the employez� moz� cov�rage, although the guaxaJitea �s no� thorQ a$ it is in a stoc'.c co^�p�.`=y• I� ��� do^s .not wozk.out� the City is not bou.-�d for �,�.re than the 17 month�, .arid �.hen it could be opan bldded. t�I�, tdiad�g sai.d that this is correct. After t.he 17 u�nths •is un� it Could be r�-bi-d. Evory quaxtex �here is a r�vi�w e.nd there caald be an increase �.p' xates . . M{TI'ION by Counc3lman �,iebl. to adopt the iiennepin C�un�y i31ue Cx'opa ?3Ii �.ngux�cg � Plan ��nd t.he xeCanr.iandad �i.fe insurance znd AD & A covexag� foX the neX'� 17 ��tdonths, e�piration wculd be A�ce;u�er, ].977.. Secoad�d by Councilman Shexidan , with tha co��en� thafi. stoc,t corapanies that.have bnen licenses have also gone ' d��tbnct� A r►ut�al Gorap�.ny has the right to c ssess as nea�e�sary to put the,-nselvas : back on the�.� feet. He fei� that the City is qetting some benefits that they _ ' coulcl not af£orct_.�,f they had. their o�n plan. - . _ . TFi� VO'TE UPON THE MOTIOi3, bei�ng a voice Vote, all votinq aye, Mayox Harris Pro tem cleclared the r.�otion �arried. CpR�F�CTED SFCO�ID R�:AD7_21G F�ND OF.D�RYAIG Pi1BLIC�.,TION OF OR2DZr1P-NCE NO. 431 � . D . VACATION OF AI�I, TH.AT Pr`:RT OF hORI�ON DRTVE LYZhG EAST OF P.IGHT OF «AY LINE OF ; 3Ftv STF.EET N.E. (CI'1'Y OF FRIDLEY) : li0TI0N by Councilman Liebl to adopt Oxdinapce �3]. on the corxected second xeadi�g, t,�ai:ve the xeading and ord�x publication. . Secondzd by Counci.L*nan �xei.d�r. U�on a xol7. call vote, Liebl� Harris,'Breider, and Sheridan voting biayor Haxriq Pxo tem declar�d the_ �otion carr�ed. .. '.`. -_____��� w�rFw.w�.+�nw�1�/Y'I4s�l��v.�-.R.V100/'IY'...�.Rti:.a-M�Y•.�w..n4_..�� .� w .. W.4.-�r DISCUSSION R�G.�RDIHG ASSESS'.�1T ON JEFFERSON STREET: ••• aye, _. ..- : � Counci.le'>an Shezi�.n ccu�e.nted that 3.t .app�ared that ��,�°re !���re. �c�ne People present on this ite�. He said that the Gc�unci�. has xecaived sone matexial on this particulz.x.nection o��the street. As has baen the policy.of the Council in tho pas� on dou*�le frontage lots the assessment has been placed on the non- addzesrt side at a rate of 25� of the norraal asaess�nt charged for that street. This tv:� brEn the policy in the past 4n3 he �id noL- uant .to see i.t chanqed. In every case there h�s been a full right of xay, but in the ca�e of Jefferson 5�x�at, and the stzeet on the south side o� the�plat, kno�n a� I.z�Jcellnd or 57t:n l.ve:�ue exter.G'-d, ti:e�a are not full wictth right o� ways or dziving suxfaces. At t?ae ti.�.e o� plat.ti.ng DonnaJs Z�'Lkevi�e:� 2:�nor Ad�ition, the Council elec��d to vaca.te � of �7effer5on StxEet and dead to r?or:: Cha:.lplon, the d�velopers. The othex' half Kas d°dicated. � A11 the ho��s l�► DonnaY� I;�k��Y�4%I �'1�ox Adclition have �►arages tha� face tho atid�ess #}i.da o� their Ysorn�s. Th4;p iII no benefit �O . �,%��� C� / % ��; u ��� � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 6, ).970 PAGI? 5 � t � . •the�r h�mes wi.�h thi.s new street. Because the street ia tiot fu�1 xight of way width, and neVer has be�n, his suqgestion to the Cowici7. is that �he people in L�:'t.zays Addi.ti.on on 57th and riadi.son be exc�uded froni the assessmsnt for the impx4ver►°nt ot Lakeland Avenus.and Jefferson Street. He addAd tt►a':. he understood that the streets would be done in 1970 and would be on the assessment rolls i.n 1971. {rix. Ed. Maxcini.ac, 601 SIIth Avenue N.E., said that the eaat 30' has been i.n- corporated into their lots. _ Councilr.ian Liebl said that i.f there is a motion mad�, he would li.ke to co�anent that tha.s is. no� fu].1 right of way width and �Y►e previous Council gave � of th� street to Donnay, so that is part of theix property. This ma}:es this a speci��ic cas°, and x�e fel.t that the people back•ing onto Jefferson cou�d not be �ssas�ed �h�t front on ria�lison. The street is therF for the people liVing on the west side and they shou�.d bear their share of the assessr.sent. .Sinco there �.s no cuxbi�lg► �� as�essment would be less. Councilnan Shexidan said that the Cou��ci.l never vacated the east �S of�the stxeet, as it was nevex dedicated. �f �he plat�i.ng of Donnays Additiorl.had qon� in as the Adams Street Addition �.n• �t.he noxm�.�. qrid pattexn� t,hey would have had to dedicate paxt o� the plat fox ..N•. � .. ✓�.. ' r' '.i atxeet purposes. .,�,.�...�.,,,,�:�.�.,»....,.�....�.,..�,.-.�-�.��- • - ---� � �MOTTON by Councilmazi Sh�x'idan that the Qast propexties on Jeffexson fxo:n Lalceland !(57th) to 58th,•�nd I.ak.eland from Jefferson to 7th Street on the south not be assessed the �5� assessment fox the street imnrove.�uents. This i,s no daviation ,•fxc,�n the nox�u�al c�ssessment policy on double frontac�e lots as thexe was never � ��u�.l xighti of way, Seconded `: ;� Council�►an Liebl. Upon a voice vote, dll voting c�y8, I�yox Ka.r�is Pxo �em declazed the raotion carzi.ed. ,� � _.e,�ti..�...o�._,.._.._ . _. . r ..r. _,.....�-•.___.....-.�..-�,'.�.,-�--�--�-� , _ _ ..,.�,_._ _. - � , j�l�E'�ING PlITH GEORGE M. i�iSEN CO2-�ANY: •.--------�--- Mx. George bi. Hansen was not pxesent at the Council Mee`ting. � i� RECETVING TH� 23I21[J'rFS OF THE PI,ANr1ING C��iISSIO*I MEETING OF JUNE 17 � 1970: l. SPECZA�, USE PERt,I2rf SP �70-05, CPL. JAMES L. RfJB�23SON BY G.D. GIANCOI,A, •__._.-,----- HIS ATTC)RNEY: To construct a servicQ stat-ion on Lots 1''hru 6, I,ot 9, Nazth 68 feet of Lot 20, Gentzal Avenue Addition. Tha C�ty•�ngineex said that the Planning Commissior_ recemmended approval of the spec�al use-pern►it and that this item could be di�cussed all at the sarae time undex consl�deration of the ze;oning ordinance, the next item on the Agenda. 2. VACATION REOUEST: S�1V #70-04 CPL. JILt:ES L. R�T3ZN�O2J BY C..D. GII�iCOLA, KIS�P.�'EY: Vacation of Brook Street - itr�ediately �outh and 4butt.tnq ' Cer,t�aJ. �venue Addition. • The City �nqineez reported that the vacation �a� a���roved k�y the Planni.ng � � . Co�ission and tiie Council acti�on w�ould be to set the Public Hearing .o-r , August �.0, 1970. �. ' c... �. .. . __. __ Zf0'�IO�i kiy Councilraan IIreider to set the Public l;earinq dzte of August 10, 197C� for t.t.G vac�.tion re lu�sted by C�1. J�mes L. F�?b�t�. �pn � SoGOnded b� Cqu���lnan '.! Sheri�.��n. Upon a voi.ca votie, all voting aye, ii..�.yor H�-ix�9��pz4 �m declared th� mc2tior. czrxicd. . • �. . I'.i � � �c,n,,, � '.� �, REGUI,AR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1971 the County Agent. The Acting City Manager said that the Parks Foreman has attended several seminars on trees. Mayor Kirkham commented that a hcma owner may elect to remove his own tree. ' Councilman Breider said that he would like to see a minor change made in Section 28:04, Subd, l, (e) and (f), reraave the words: "under the direction - of the Council". - ' � ' ' � ' , L��' , C� ' r ' �, MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the Ordinance on fisst reading and waive the reading, with the minor changes outlined above. Seconded by Council.m�n Kelshaw. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harri�, Breider, Kelshaw, and Kirkham voting aye, M�yor Kirkham declared the motiori carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF ASSESSti�iT CObiPLAIIIT - MR. RICHFIRD HARTU, LOT 25i BLOCK S DONNAY'S I�AKEVIEW I�IANOR ADDITIOId, 515 57TH.AVENUE N.E.: Z'he City Assessor said that on June 9, 1969 the improvement hearing was held and on June 16, 1969 the i.mprovement �:as ordered. On May 11, 19T0 a public.hearing was held on the assessment roll. On biay 11, 1970, the assessment taas confirmed by Council Resolution, and included the four lats south of La'celand between �th Street and Washington Street. The assessMent was �a the normal cost as these are doubl.e frontage lots, and a17. the houses and garages face on 57th Avenue. On July 6, 1970, a discussion was initiated by one of the Councilmen relating to the assessment of these four lots in Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition. A motion F�as made, seconded and adopted to the effect that the four lots in question should not be assessed. The assessment roll had already been adopted by Council Resolution and it would ta};e another Reso�ut.ion to delete . these four lots, if thi� is the Council's wish. - � Councilman Liebl read the �otion by formsr Councilman Sheridan, made on July 6, 1970, and asked that the s�r�et in question be put on the screen. He.�said that he was not on the Council at the time Donnay's Lakeview fSanor was platted. There eaas no vacation, as part of the street F�as never dedicated, so there is not full right of way. The City Engineer said that as things stand now, from Washington to Jefferson on Lakeland Avenue and Jefferson from Lakeland Avenue to 58th Avenue will be assessed in the normal double frontage lot policy. Councilm.an Lie.bl. said that the feeling of the peopl.e fronting on Madison and 57th Avenue is that they should not be assessed the �i of the cost of the street. He felt the Council should concwr with the action taken last year and delete those four lots from the assessment as that �r�as the i.ntent. He could not see �there the abuttinq property o'.�rners would derive any benefit as their houses and garages all face 57tii Ave�auL. He said that fo�ner Councilr..an Sheridan points out very clearly in his �otion;that thi.s is no deviation from the normal as�essment�policy on double fxont�ge lots as theze was never full right�of way. Councilman Harris said t�at on; of the consid�:ations taken into account at that time was that all the house�, with garaqes face onto 57th Avenue. He agreed these�four 2ots should be deletad. RESO�UTION f�51-1971 - A Rt?�OS.iJTI(?'_^I ABATIDiG IISSESS!2r�iTS ON I�TS 23, 24, 35, ANll 26J BI.00K 8� �:O:iit'1Y' S I�'1?C:."VIBt,� rL1NOR ��7IT:�0`I FO;t THE 1959-3 SZ`-tr r.ET IMRPOVEM_._F'*]T PRJ�TZ.'C7': _ _ 2�io2I�:1 by Councilman Hazris to adopt Reaolution �61-1971. The motion was seconded � and upon a voice vote, : all voting aye, Mayor Kirkh� declared �t►o t�otion cz+rried � _ ,_. , � unanimously. . , � �t,-,.� � / � �/ . . . �. . . . . - . •, � f'_ � :.{ , '� I _ � � �� � _-.. SPECIAL PU3�I�;. FiEARII3G :Ie.ETING OF JUNE 9� 1969 pAGE 24 MXS. Englund said that��t was �elt that if the land for a cul-de-sac was taken, �t'w0u�d cut.u� the lots too badly. The City Attorney asked i.F she. pxoposed to have the snow removed. She replied that she supposed that she Would have �O. The City �ngineer then showed the original plat as prppOsed in 1963 and commented that that plat did meet the land requizements. The City Attorney said that if the plat was approved with a pri.va�e access there wrould have to be a waiver granted.� The City Engineer said that these factozs atust be considered by the Council and are the reasons for being included in the Code. The �i.ty Attorney pointed out that the City has some responsibil�.ty �oz firs pzotection, and questioned what would hap�wn if there was a house fi.re and the fire trucks were unable to come into the area because the snow had not been Xemoved. The City Engineer commented that it Mrould cost more to put the public road with the cul-de-5ac through, than the private driveway. There is land avaiiable for a cul-de-sac at the end of the,plat. Councilman Samuelson said that if the plat was approved with a�rivate dzive, then it was found that it did not work out, the City woul.d have to go.back and acquire the � public access a�d put in the cul-de-sac. He asked what the requirement was for �t cul�d�-sac. The City Engineer said that it was 80' minimum paved area. Councilman Liebl said that it was a matter of abidinq by the City's Code, and that th� City di�d have z zesponsibility to provide fire protection. bi0'TION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the final plat P.S. �64-06, Vei.t's Addition as reR,uested by Londa Englund� Seconded by Councilman Samuelsan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the public Hearing closed at 8:00 P.M. � biOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the final plat �.S. #69-06, Ve�.t's Adda.t�on, with the plat to provide for a total of a 40' dedication for a public roadway through the plat, and a 90' dedication for a cul-de-sac, 80' . oF-which would be the improved surface, the remaining 10' would be boulevard, 5' pn each side, with the cul-de-sac to be located at the west end of the plat. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor ICirkham �• .� �..s.,- ..,...,,�.,�.,....,..:,...,.._.,,... -,,,., .-�.-- declared the moti.on carried:� ��,_,,,,,,,�,,...�•-�-�-�--�°�- � PUBLIC HEARItvG ON STREET IMPROVEMENT �ROJECT ST. 19b9-3, ADDENDUM #1: Streets �n Adams Street Addition WaShington Street: 57th Avenue to_58th Avenue Jef£erson Street: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue , StzeQt on South Side'of Plat: 7th•Street to Jefferson Street PETITION #20-1969 — ZN OPPOSITZON TO ASSESSt-!ENTS IMPOSED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF JEFFERSON STREET FRObS 57TH AVENUE TO 58TH AVEiv'UE: liOTION by Council�an Liebl to receive Petition #20-1969, Seconded by Counci.l� tnan Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carzied. 'Mr. Robezt W• Ezi.ckson, 565 �7th Avenue N.E. asked who had requested this improve:nent. The City Engineer said that the people living on the west side pf Je�ferson Street had requested this improve:nent. Mr. Erickson asked iP the improvement would also fnclude the imnrovement of the alley just one row of lcts north of 57th Avenue. T}�e City Er_�.�ineer said that it dj�c�� �Ie theri showed the map on the scroen and pointed a�t that ths xoad along thQ south of �-��� % � 1' � % e._ J � SPDCIAL PJo�:Ii: HEARING MEETIIZG OF JUNE 9, 1969 PJ:GE 25 Adams StxQet Addxtion s�quld not be called an alley, it is a dedicated street And has peen p].atted as such. Mr. Erickson had a copy of the official �publication, and asked �,f that constitutes a�egal doGUment. The City Engineer Sai.d that xt did. Mr. £rickson asked then if the City wus not setti.ng a precedent by iznproving an alley. The City Engineez explained that the proposal is to iunprove all the streets in Adams Street Addition. The pzoposal is that thers will be a 36' paved street on Washington; Street, Je�ferson and the stz'eet on the south side of the plat aze pxoposed fox 29' pavement. These streets �vill serve a17. �he lots in Adams Street Addition. There are ho�nes b°�.ng built and they rnust be served with utilities. Thera are cost estimates provided to the Council wi.th and without curbing. He again pointed out that to call it an alley is a misnomer, as it is a dedicated roadway. He added that a�.leys axe usually 12' wide.t�ir. Erickson said that when Donnay was building homes in Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, it was referred'to as an alley. He added that all the garages in Donnay's Lakeview Manor on Madi.son St�eet and �7th Avenue are all �acing those streets. He said that he did not see ho;� the City could re-labsl an alley and ca�l it a street, then impzove 3.t and ].evy an assessment. Mayoz Kirkham asked Mr. Erickson if he was saying that the City has Ci►�nged somethi.ng. Mr. Erickson replied that at some time it has been changed k�causa as he pointed out, they were called all.�ys by Mr. Aonnay. He sa�.d that he was not aga�nst the improvement, if the Adams Street Addition needs it, but he woul,d be against th� assessment as none of the p2ople in Donnays LakeV�-ew Mafioz «i.�� derive any benefit. �'Ir. �rick�on then came forward and presented a petition, after reading it aloud for the benefit of the audience. , PETITION �21-1969-- IN OPPOSTT�ON TO ASSESSMENT TO BE LEVIED FOR IMPROVE- t�lE'iQ� OF JEFFERSON STREET AND THE STREET ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF AD1�MS � STP.EET ADDITION APII� REQ�LJESTIhG A COt•i��1ITTEE OF FIVE REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDY AND MAKE A RECCY�i�'2ENDATION: i l�TZON by Counciiman SamueZson to receive �etition #21-1969. Seconded by Cotincilman I,i�bl, Upon a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the moti,on cazried. Mr. Er3.ckson said that he would like to have his suggestion of a committee of fi.ve considered and that he �elt that this would be a just solution. He felt that thay should have a say cn the proposed assessments to be levied against the p�opezty owners. ; CpunCilman Liebl asked ths City Attorney if the City did not have an obligation to put �n the streets for access. The City Attorney said that the City does have �n obligatxon to put in streets as called for in the plat. He pointed Ou� that Mr. Eri.ckson is not objecting to the improvements, just to the t+ssessments: He pointed ou� that these are double fzontage lots, and that they a�.ways create problems of this nature. �t�. �rickson �ointed out th�� as all tha homes f-or:` on Madison Street and 57th Avenue, these proposed streets would still be like alleys to the hcrne owners in• th9.s area. � The C3.�y Engineer said that the double frontage lots are the reason that his department compi.led figures on the standard �itX �'�c�ui��{ents wj,th curb and gutter, and also figures without the curb and gutter�to try to keep the �.� .,. .t 9' / S'i t n � .� � �� � ; . �; .� .�, ;� L: � 0 � ! � r � t. �� � SPECIAL PUBL��' FiEARIr1G lfE:ETIP;G OF JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE 26 assessmants down. The City Attornex added that the cost of improve��ent Of the �txeet along the south sida of the p�a� is,$1�.,960 with curb, and S8,710 without cuzb. On the north side for a street with curbing and assess�.nq 3/A of the total Co�t to the north side, the pri.ce is estimated a� $7.36 per fo9t and �ithout cvrbing i� is $5.36 per foot. For the people south of the street the assessment would be 1/4 of the tota]. cost which wou�d kie $4.74 pez foot �rith curbing and 53,46 per foot without curbing. l�ir. £xi.ckson said that this would figure out to be about $355 pez propezty owner. Councilr,tan Sarauelson again pointed out tha� acc�ss must be pzovided ta the peop7.e to the north of hi�m. Mr. Erickson agreed with this, but said tha� this is not needed by the people on 57th Avenue and thexe would be no benefit. The audi��nce, �arge�.y from Donnays Lakeview Manoz Addition, indicated they �rere i.n agreement. . � � Mx. C.H. Benjamin, 5708 Jefferson Street N.E. said that he has li�ved in thi& axea £or many years and is somewhat familiar with the history. Adams Stxeet �ddition t�as platted be�ore Aonnays La}�eview Manor Addi�ion. Theze were �2' ztll.�ys, �.r.d 60` st�eets- When Mr• Donnay came in to plat 12 or 13 years ago, he �k 30 feet from Jefferson Street and added it to his plat for these people�' back yards. This is why this street was never bui.lt. Mr. Donnay �s the ne ��ho should have put in Jefferson Stxeet, also the street along the south o� the plat which was at one time cal�ed Lakeland Avenue, which shpu]d ha�re �Gn 60` and extended stxaight through. That was Mr. Donnay's and the Counc3l's X�sponsibility, and he cozaplained oi it at the t�.me. He said that Y4e real�.zed that �hi.s is a different Council, and cannot be held responSible �ox past mistakes. He pointed out that he is paying for some special assess- men�s ��.thougt� he has no i,morovements. He explained in order to get to h�.s �zopezty, he has to trespass on someone elses property. He Said that he , Checked wi.th an �nsurance campany�and he was told tha� the City would be � liable for any fixe that may occur, if they cannot get in. Mr. Benjamin sai.d that he is the only one living�on Jefferson Street, but �he owne�s oP the other lots on Jeiferson have asked him to try to get this street through. Th�se 1Qts cannot be built up if thare is no access. He pointed out tha� he has had to pzovide his owt� water and sewer services. The City came in and to�k ou� so�-ne �i�� at the north end of the street and now it is a catch�a�l �ox a?�1 ki,nds.Of junk. He said that he had same colored piC�ures he had t�ken o� a�.l the debris at hchne if any of the Council Members �aould l,�.ke to �ee the.�n. He said that aftez paying taxes in the City oi Fridley fox 20 y�ar�; he �eel� entitled to access. He said that it was not his fault if :}ix.Donnay did not dedicate �is share of the 30' to make up the nece�sary 60' for a zoad. He could unders*and why the people in Dqnnays Lakeview Manor do no� ���an� the assessment, but that should have beeri taken care of when the plat was f�led. He said that it is shocking to see the things that people dump �,q thQ roadway, and that he and Mr. Gunderson have cleaned it u� many ti�m2 s . , m Mr. E.A• Max'ciniaY.� 607. 58th Avenue N.E. sAid that he cannot deny that the �treet i.s needed, his only objection would be to the assessments that would be 'levied against him, tes he �rould recei.ve no benefiti. � �� Mr. George Gunderson, 4551 2�S Street N.E. sai.d that he is the owner of I,ots ,6 and 7, Block l., and he would like the street to go in. � • . : , ��� � � � G %" -. . • ' • f �� i--� (� � i..; � l._`: � SPECIAL PUA:.I:: HE.�RING MBETING OF JUNE 9� 1969 � PAGi= �7 Mx. Benjam�n said that he had taken pictures of people from Donnays Lakeview Manpz pusha.ng wheelborzows f.ull of junk and dumping it in t�e empty lpts. Zt has taken him thre�.days to clean up the lots. �1 M�C• Joseph S. Zych, 525 57th Avenue said that he could not see putting curbs in the back yard, when there are not any in the front. Mayoz Kirkham pointed out that this is one of the reasons the Citx Engineer presented two setr, of '` figures, one ti•ith curb�.ng to meet the City standards, and one without the . curbing. � Mr. Erickson again asked Mayor Kirkham about the possibility of the co�nittee his petition suggested. Mayor Kirkham told him that this suggestion would be weighed, however, they would have no power and would only be an advisory board. l�ir. Erickson said that they would have as much power as the Council would chqose to give them. Mayar Kirkham said that this was not true, that they would have � no power and would only act in an advising capacity. , CounciJ.man Samuelson aslced if anyone in Donnays Lakeview Manor was guilty of dtm�ping the trash on the empty lots behind them. Many of the audience replied no, in �act, they have helped to pick up.the junk also. Councilman Samuel.son sa.i.d that the Council is t�ying to keep the Gity clean and need the p°op�es' hel.�. Councilm.�n Liebl pointed out that there is enough dedicatecl right of way qn {�asi�ington Street for a fully improved street. It has heen fihe CQUncil pplicy to pu� in streets only after all the utilities have been installed. He agz'eed that it would be foolish to put in curbing on Jeifer,on Street, hot�rever, the people do need access and have the �ight to a street. The Council Wi�7� have to c�•ark out an effective compro;nise. ' �ir. Je=o�e 91son, 5740 Madison Street N.E. asked if houses built on the 30� street and facing the back yards of tha houses on Madison Street and 57th Avsnue could be sold. iTe�suggested a dead end street, or else cars w�l� be going by �ath in back of and in front of their houses. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that th�re are other 75' dou.ble frontage lots in the City, and they do sell. Councilman Liebl pointed out that the people owning these lots have as much ri.ght to try to develop th�� as anyone else. The City cannot cor,demn tha� part o� Aonnays Lakeview Manor P.ddition, so the street, of necessity, must bs 30'._., ----- - - � , ,�;t,��Q.�t,by'Councilmxn Lieb1 to close the Public Hearing on the improvement of stxeets in Adams Street Addition, being�Washington Street from 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue, Jeffersan Street from 57th Avenue to 58th Avenuq and the stxeet On south side of plat from 7th Street to Jefferson Street, under Street . Improvemen� Project St. 1959-3, Addendum �1. Seconded by Councilman Sar,►uelson. Upon zt voice Vote�, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared this portion of the public Kaarinq closed at 8:55 P.M. �_ `� y�� ____�..� �----- -- ------ - -- --- -- __ __� �. �. '(�AXOR 7CIRKiiAM,LEFT THE COUNCIL M£ETIt�G AT 8:55 P.M.) Stinson Boulevardc 1,000 feet south of Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek Road The Ci�y Engineer reported that the improvement south of �beenn�skednin 1964been petitioned £or. Both Ar�oka CountY and Ramsey CountY hayg � � to t�ko wez' Stinson Boulevard as a county road but �heX h�ve not Agzeed to this. �.�. �'. l �'� �' . � REGUTAR COUt3CIL DiEETING OF JUNE 16� 1969 r" T ( L� i �� l'. . � L � � + r �� 's ,,� � 1 � � � ' � PAGE 6 ask3.ng that the Ci�ty pay €or some of the parking lot. The CitY Enqineer said that the apaztmen� owners�will have to pay for it. Counci.lman Liebl felt that th�.S Cou]�d not b� a7.�owed until the leg�l prpcedure is gone thxough. The Ci.ty Attazney said that the work could be done naw, but the City cannot spend ��l�c iund� on tix3 ?snpxovement. The proper pxocedure would be to have the pub�-�c Heaxing �ixs�, then they can fix their orm pazking lots. � . ,�� : � .. �IOTIQN by Gouncilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Planning Co�nmi.ssion M�eti.ng of June �1• �.969• Seconded by Councilman Li.ebl. Upon a voice vote, th�re being no nays, Mayoz Kirkham.dec].azed the motion carr�ed unanimous�y�N R�SOLUTION #88-1969 ^ RESOLUTION ORDERT�N�G�IOPROVS �ET IMPROVESENTPROJECT $pECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COS S ST. 1c69-3, ADDEt1DUM #1: _- -- --•-------- - ---.� ._.�._.....�_ _...�w . :...M...�- � . . Gouncilman Sheridan �eported that he had had some cunversation with the pEOPI�e �.n DPnnays Lakeview Manor Adda.tion about their concern with the improve,ment gqi.nq in i3� the Adams Stree� Addition. He asked, if it was in ordez,'fox the Chai� to xecognize the speaker for �he delegation here �onight. I�� gichard Harju, 51.5 57th Avenue N.E. speaking foz the Xesi.dents on 57th Av�nua at�d Maci�son Street, explain�d that in the consideration of the extent3.on . Q� thQ stzeots in Adams Street Addita ne�semyn�alonqithetback ofhtheirnl.otsra- tion:ba give� them, ns there is a re r �nd thay would l.ike some assuxance �ha� the boulevard would ba so constructed tto that thai�r fences And shrubs cau].d re�.-�in intact. They woul.d also request consi.clerntion on the matter a� asses�smsnts, and that they be fair, in that they feel th�t their benefit would ba niJ.. � Gouncilman Shexidan asked how much righ� of way the City had on these streets. ; Th� City �ngi.neer said that there was 60' on Washington Street, �hich wou�d •' presen� no prob�.em. On Jefferson Street the zight of r��ay is 30' and on the street on tha south of the plat ther.�is a 30' and 40' right of �aay. He reco�►ended p 2�1' stxeet, just e�ou�h fox �tt� �.ay traffic, t�ith no parking on the stzee�. This wauld result in a 3' boulevaxd on each side of the stxeet. Councilman Sher�dan said th�t this 3' is less than the normal and desired width, and nsked i.� it Would be ade��ate for snow storaqe. The City Enqineer said that � ano�her po3sibil�ty would b� to off-set the�street with � S' boulevard on � th� edst �ide ofi Jefferson Street nnd a one foot boulevard on the west sidQ. i�Ie pointed out that a 26' sfiareet i�� the rainimum recc.�ended. Mr. Carl Paulson � t��ked if�the alley were Roing to be vacated. Counci �anpaulsonasaidsthafidif it ��t there has been no request.to vacate the••alley. , were, the street could be wider. . • 12 r�� ,� n �, R.��.•�rickson, 565 57th Avenue N.E. said that the solution proposed by . .th� City �nginser sounded li.ke the best solution and �sked if the off-set .a�ul.d also apply to the street on the south side o� Ad�ms Street Addition. The City Engineer said yes, if the resolution is passed, he would recommend both €ctreets being off-set. Mr. Erickson said that he was also worried about his n?in?bbery. Councilman Sheridan said thank you to the delegation for coming to the Council Meeting and making their presentation. Mr. Erickson said thank you for A�ari�ng the.rt, and giving them this consideratio'n �. ���� ���� _... �.._.� _.,. . -..-. .. _....-.,-.,»•--v---�- -- 1:�][C� by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution �88--1969, ��ith the plans and ap2cifications to be draFm �or Jefferson Street and the gt�'��� O� �1}� South side ..,, �": ,•.t /Gi / 9'� % � �' � �, . i --. �� c ' � � C� ' ., � Yi_J �� , � � � � _� � ,I REGUI�AR COUt7CIL IYI�ETING OF JUNE 16, 1969 I�. p1►GE 7 . _ .. --.�•.�...........�_.._..._.....�..�.�.�._........�...-�....P�...<.__ . .... _ .. o� Adams Stzeet Add�.tionwto be drawn to include the street off-set within the right of way. �aeconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting t�ye, Mayor Kizkham declared the motion carried unanimously. _..�..^..r.------ __-, . . ._ ..._�._._...,...._. _ ._. .. ..._� _ _ . ..� ._ .___� CONSIUERATION OF SECOND RF.ADING OF AN ORDIPL�INCE FOR REZONING REQUEST ZOA #69-03 TO RE20N� FROM R-3, C-2S, AND M-1 TO R-3A: :S.E. Corner of 79th h'ay and East Ri.ver Road, request by N. Craig Johnson . 13 Councilman Samuelson said that inasmuch as the requested legal opinion was only s'eceived toniqht, he would suggest tabling this Ordinance cansidexation to the Mee��.ng o� July 7th. lIOTION by Councilntan Samue].son to table the corisideration.of the second reading o� the zezoning Ordinance requested by N.Craiq Johnson to July 7, 1969. Seeonded ,by Co�nc�lman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor .Kix'kham dec�ared th° �►otion carried unanimously. . . CITX HOSPITALI2,ATION INSURANCE INFORMATION: C.ouncilman Harzis asked if these cost figures for l�fe insurance wer� based on $l0,OQ0 aczoss �he board. The'Finance Director said that they wez'e based ,on an �mployee's base salary, with a maximum of $10,000. Zt would cost about $6Q moz� fox the oth�z pl�.n. Councilman Sheridan asked if the $10,000 would �e #he ma�ci�-�num, The Finance Director said yes, and added that with the minimum p� $5,Q00, it�would cost the City about $60 more and tha� the co�n�ttee did n0� f���, s�xongly one way or the other, the reason they recommended the life insurance equal to ths base salary �as that it would be cheaper. Councilman }Iax'ri,� fel� that the City did have some responsibility to the employees, and the CmployeeS eazn3.ng uz�der $5,000 would not be getting sufficient coverage... 5e�i�onal workers and those in the lowez brackets would be no better off than they were wit.�, the old policy. The Finance Director said that he was suze th�t the committee would hr happy with the $5,000 -$10,000 split, and the only renson they recommended the other plan was to keep the costs down. Council.man H�zx�s said that it would be unfaiz to eliminate people at the lowex end of thE3 8ca�.e, Councilman Sheridan suggested a$5,000 minimum and a$10,000 �ximum co�tl.d ba used. The Finance Director asked if the rest of the Counci�l. felt that the insuzance should be at $5,000 minimum and $10,000 maxi.mum. wi.th the �.nsuxance based on the base �lary between the two extremes. Counci.lman �arx�s fel.t tbat this �rould not cast too much more, when considezing the cost • o� the tota� packngo. . . � I~ . TiOTION•by Councilman Harris to initiate the plan for the life insurance with t► $S,OOU minimum and a$].0,000 maximum with the insurance based�on an em- ployee's ba�e salary bet�aeen the two figures. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. • tipon a voice wote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion cazried vnaAimously. • • Couticil�r,�n Lieb7. asked if it were certain that the City did not have to go out for open bi.ds. The City Attorney said that it is not required. Councilman Lisbl Co:��'aented that the reason th� City went out for open bids last year was to .obtd�n the lowest premiums possible, with the best coverage. The City Manager po�.nted out tha� the committee recoir,rnended a continued tNO year plan. MAyor • Kirkh�► added that the City never went out for bids befo�aeulant there would Ci�ty Manaqer said that if a one year extentipn w�� agxg Po.� � then b� no necessity to go out for Dids. The Finance Director said that o�e � . ' � ' � � ' I�� � ' � �; ' ��k� �,�- i ` ; r ��, ORDINANCE N0. � AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: All that part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 11, T-30, R-24, that lies East of the centerline of University Avenue and North of the centerline of Osborne Road, as said roads are now laid out and constructed (1960), Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District C-2 (general business areas). ' SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change . the official zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned from Zoned District R-3 (general , multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (general business areas) . ' , � ' ' � ' PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1971. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. 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M.. .: \ �y , � �. .) : � ? ; �i �^,i :,t ��. 3o t� . . _ � ' �: : 5h a` .i d '-� � � Ij � til: ti� ti �1 0� ;. �� :11� _i_ if. )j,. ,� E �'�' .1 °e sM , j ti �,� ". ` � ,� 1 5 , � ' ` ' � s•`�� r+" ;,��� 7r �p . �� �if � :V � - /,: l ° ��J/, �i � �; � , � 'A� � � _ . �ti° ,�' � .. �. �V � ' a ro , ., [. q '.t• ; �,, /+<` .,� , e /' t f +� - �j� � . _ � ' � - - r . � _ .°~' . ...._... _ .._ . �_.. ........ . �' j �- --�_..- - ' ------ - �' -- ��--'� '- --•--- - . . . _...._.. ,.. . . .. . . . .. :f'__ , ', � WYMAN SMITH LEONARD T. JUSTER MENRY H. FEIKEMA RONAlO l. HASKVITZ ' JAMES R. CASSERLY CARL J. NEWOUIST DOVGlAS HALL OFCOUNSEL ' C CJ e ' LAW OFFICES �.LL, SMITH, cJiTSTER, FEIKEMA �c �I,t1SIi.VIT'L GHARTERED September 1, 1971 0 Mr. Norm Osterby District Engineer Office #5 Minnesota Highway Department 2055 Lilac Lane Golden Valley, Minnesota 55422 , SUI7E �OF,O BUILDERS EXCHANGE UURDING MINNEAPOl15. MiNNE50TA S�a02 O:FICES IN: FRIDLEY b OSSEO AREA CODE 612 TELEPHONE 339-14A1 . RE: Northeast corner of University Avenue and Osborne Road City of Fridley Dear Mr. Osterby: The writer has represented Standard Oil Con;�any, a division of American Oil Company, before tne City Council of the City of Fridiey in connectiori with a rezoning request, ZOA #71-03 and a special use permi� SP #71-03, , ' on this parcel of ground. This is a triangular shaped �iece of property . contiguous to the Village of Spring Lake Park but within tne corporate limits of tne City of Fridley, h9y client bouyht the �rcpe;ty morz than a dozen years ago af�er its zoning had been structurzd s� ti;at ;� could ' erect an automobile service station. Subsequent to the acqu;siziori th��°� have been code changes in the zoning law so as to require a change in zoning and a special use permit. My client's intend to erect a very mod�:;°n, ' r"irst-class station on the corner and to have a further complex for three or more small shops. ' ' � � ' ' At a meeting of the City Council on August 30, four-fif�rs of the Council approved the proposed changes subject to several condi�;ons.` The major request or condition was t�at tne property owreY' jOl:". :'J: �� tne C;ty of Fri dl ey i n a peti ti on to the Mi nnesota S��aie Hi g^wuy _;._ .� ..�;�e,.t for a tival k sign to be added Lo ��;e Qu�oma��c semiphore to ;.;k�� ca _.;= ��e�2strian traffic across Osto:�n� Road on the east siu� o� �h�� =r.i: �"��:c��;�n. Please consider this. l���e, �.�,ch ar appiication. A co�y o-`' ;;'r.-;; '.�",;.i� is beinc,� sent �o� Mr. ,VGs�,.�� ��,;-��,,�� the City Engir,eer 'or tr.e ;;��•�, :;-� "ridley, and I understand a s;;,i�lur request will be com;ng �rc;:� r,�s 4�`..JGi �,:;znt to you. Merr,�ers of the City Coar,c�l and o�her peop?e co;c�rn�G �:.'-�; .;,t commun;ty fee� ;,nat once the n�r;.'r�east corner at this in;.ers�ct;o:: i� �r;i?r�ved with �� � �I'I 1 Mr. Norm Osterby Minnesota Highway Department Page Two September 1, 1�71 ' � shops and a service station that there will be extensive pedestrian traffic across Osborne Road. The request would be for irnmedia�e installation as the improvements for the corner will be going forward this fall. In the ' event you find that the present pedestrian traffic does not justify the walk signal, would you agree to such an installation when pedestrian traffic would warrant it, That is likely to be most helpful. � Yours truly, � �JN / �-; t`� ;'/ �,,- ,� ., � �, � - �� . ' �� � Wyman Smi th � ' WS:amb CC: Standard Oil Company. Attention John P. Youngdale ' tQasim Qureshi, City Engineer, City of Fridley Gerald Davis, City Manager, City of Fridley , CI � ' �� ' , � ' � � 1� , � � � 0 1 � u ' � ' ' ' � ' ' � ' i ��- I ���zt����r �, i��i �ir . :�or��f �is tc r;�y - ' � �3i�trict �:i:�;i�c�r tiibtayaay �listrict �S , 2U5S Lil�c �riv�: r:o. 4;i�3neapo7.is� 1°�1I�.T�t�3Oi.� 5�4.�.2 i'4�:: F�asi�;ili�y Study I'or Instal�at�.aii of "i�'.��Ll�" �i�;nal� Urf In�,crs�ctio�. of Z'.F1. #47 A?1c,� �JS�OI7iG ?oac�. �8 I:�ar .yar=:�: , ri�1c t;i�y of rricilty �a cor��crne�. abaui ��c��strian safety at t:�e �.�:ov�; ::z7itic��ae�i ir�terst;c�io�i. :o��r ��r�;re is a rt�ucst Lc;�'ar:: �:;�� �i�Cy C�uncil �� acvtla� a�=as s�ation a��cl COT'iYvTI�C;i1Gv' C%�t��t 7' i2i i.i1G :dQi�i21;{.'S� Z�ilc'�i�.Z'e'],.it�. O� t�i1S YT1t�TSGC�l.t)il� ts=nic#i ��c �eels if t�=ailt, �oulc� cor�si�.:�ra��3.y a.�lcr�a�e �eci�s�:ria�z traffic in tiii, , area, t�;e arc r�::�ucs�ir.�; t�:c� .:ir��esa�� I-ii�;,.�ay i;e.��ari�:�r-:ijt tn ' rr,a�e a fea�iLility stu�3y for i,isi:ailat�.o�� o` ''�:r�LA" si�;r.als aiz a.I1 foux �ie�es o� t3��; 2ir'��TSL'C�IG32 a�ici �i-�c, co�L ir�volve�, sd tl�at �ro��wr ��Ia�inir�;; c�ri Uc� �la3f� tU i�a.�cll�: �uturc ��c��;stri.aii traffic. Thar�r �ou far yQUr cc�risid�rati��i ai��l ;i�I��. i'ouxs vcry �truly, - , 1vfA5Ii,1 i•i. (?:�i:��St1I, k'.I.:. - � C:i�y I:n�ilie�r-l�irec �ar af I'Ia�lr�in�; CC: Uic�: i;las�:y, L'ictrict Traffic F:ri�,iii�:er ° G�r�lci :t. Uavis , City ;,i� na;,: r - .i •'�`/�ij f ' � ' ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE LICENSING AND MANNER OF CONDUCTING DANCES" THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: � SECTION I. ' , ' ' � ' J A11 public dances within said City sha11 be conducted in accordance with Minnesota Statutes which regulate the conduct of dances. SECTION II. A public dance, as the term is used in this ordinance, sha1l mean any dance wherein the public may participate by payment, directly or indirectly, of an admission fee or price for dancing, or a fee for a membership in a c1ub, and sha11 include any manner of holdinq a dance which may be participated in by the public through the payment of money, directly or indirectly. SECTION III. No person sha11 conduct a public dance unless he sha11 have first obtained a permit therefore from the City. Fees for such permit shall be as follows: For one day $I0.00, for one week $20.00, for one month $50.00 and for one year $100.00. It is further provided that the Council may qrant permits without charge, when it is satisfied that the dance is non-profit or is the nature of a civic undertaking. ' The verified application to the Clerk sha11 be upon blanks furnished by the City. It sha11 state the name and address of the applicant or organization. It sha1Z state the located where the dance is to be held ' and the size of the dance area. The applicant shall be required to state if he has been convicted of a felony or gross misdemeanor within the past five years. ' 1 ' e� � � The C1erk sha11 submit said application to the Council. The Council may grant or refuse said permit in its discretion. It sha11 not qrant a permit unless it is satisfied that the applicant is a person of qood reputation, has not been convicted of a felony or gross misdemeanor for five years, that the location is proper and suitable, that sanitary facilitie� are proper, and that applicant is capable of maintaining order. 1� ' ' ' ' ' � � ' , ' ' � ' ' � ' � ' ' SECTION IV. The permit shall be posted in a visable place at said dance. The applicants for said permit sha11 be held responsible for the manner of conducting said dance. An officer or officers of the.law must be present at aI1 times while said public dance is being held. SECTION V. Any person violating any provision of this ordinance sha11 be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon oonviction thereof sha11 be punished by a fine of . not more than $300.00 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days, or both. Person means any person, persons, firms or corporations. SECTION VI. This ordinance sha11 be effective on passage and publication according to law. ATTEST : City Clerk First Reading: Second Reading: Publish: Mayor - Jack O. Kirkham �� 0 ' ' ' ' i ORDINANCE N0. �:_________ c r= � � F � � . �. ,�, / ,�. AN QRDINANCE RELATING TO THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE CITY THE C�UNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. The City of Fridley is the fee owner of the tract of land within the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota described as follows: ' All that part of Lots 16 and 17, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88, or the part of th� Southwest Quarter (SW4) of Section 13, Township 30, Range 24, ' Anoka County, Minnesota, described as follows: - Beginning at the intersection of the Southeasterly right of-way line of State Highway No. 65 and the South line of said Southwest Ouarter (SW;) ' of Section 13; thence East along the South line of said Southwest Quarter (SWq) for a distance of 232 feet to a point, said point being 1,294.80 feet, more or less, West of South Quarter (SQ) corner of said Section 13; thence North at right angle to the last d�scribed line for a distance of 28�.54 ' feet; thence Northwesterly with a deflection angle to the left of 78 54'09" for a distance of 163.61 feet, more or less, to the said Southeasterly right-of-way line; thence Southwesterly along said Southeasterly right-of- � way line; thence Southwesterly along said Southeasterly right-of-way to the point of beginning. Subject to a 30 foot wide easement for road purposes along the Northwesterly side, except part for highway. ' ' ' ' Plat 54161, Parcel 1820, Anoka County, City of Fridley, Minnesota SECTIQN II. It is hereby determined by the Council that the City no longer has any reason to continue to own said property and the Council is hereby authorized to sell or enter into a contract to sell said property. `'1 4 SECTION III. The mayor and the city clerk are hereby authorized to sign the necessary contracts and deeds to affect the sale of the above described real estate. � ' ATTEST: ' � � CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL First Reading: Au�usc 30, i971 Second Readi ng : _ ,� �� �,�_ � � �� Publish: M Y�OR- - JACK 0. KI KHAM ' ' , , , � ' C� ' II STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA � t '� MUTUAL AGREEMEP;T Thi s agreement made and entered i nto thi s�_____` day of � 1971 by and between the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, a municipal �orporation hereinafter referred to as the City and Shorewood Inn, Inc. purchaser of property located at 6161 Highway 65 herein- after referred to as the Purchaser. WHEREAS, the City has entered into an agreement with the Purchaser to sell the land and building located at 6161 Highway 65 and presently used as a municipal liquor store together with approximately one and fourteen hundreths (1.14) acres legally described as follows: ' All that part of Lots 16 & 17, Auditor's Subdivision #88, or the part of the SW4 of Sec. 13, Twp. 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, described as follows: ' ' � � Beginning at the intersection of the SE'ly right of way line of State Highway #65 and the S. line of said SW4 of Sec. 13; thence E. along the S. line of said SW; for a distance of 232' to a point, said point being 1,294.80', more or less, W. of S. '-:, corner of said Sec. 13; thence N. at right angles ta the last described line for a distance of 285.54'; thence NW'ly with a deflection angle to the lef t of 78°54'09" for a distance of 163.61', more or less, to the said SE'ly right of way line; thence SW'ly along said SE'ly right of way to the point of beginning. Subject to a 30' wide easement for rvad purposes along the NW'ly side, except part for highway. ' and; ' ' � ' Plat 54161, Parcel 1820, Anoka County, City of Fridley, Minnesota. WHEREAS, the parties desire to resolve certain terms and conditions that are not included in the contract for deed covering the sale of the above described property or in the lease agreement wherein the City agrees to lease back a portion of the building locat�d at 6161 Highway 65; -1- �� � � ' � NOW THEREFORE It is mutually agreed by and between the parties as � follows: , ' ' u � ' � ' ' , ' ' � ' � ' 1. The City will enter into a lease agreement with the Purchaser to lease on a year to year basis beginning November l, 1971, for a part of the buildir;g located at 6161 Highway 65 now presently being used as an off-sale package liquor store. The lease will be automatically renewable unless notice is given of intention to terminate at least 90 days prior to expiration of 1@ase by either party. This space contains approximately 1,820 square feet on the first floor as shown in Exhibit A and made a part of this agreement. The annual rental cost to be $2.50 per square foot. As a part of the conditions relative to the sale and lease the Purchaser has agreed to do the following: (1) Secure area to be leased by City by providing proper doors� and door locks on two entry doors and on walk-in cooler. Proper locks to be provided on doors of any rooms rented in basement. (2) Prior to cornrnencement of lease, two parties to agree on pro rating of gas and electric bills based on 1970 - 1971 bill�. (3) City to keep same parcel pickup as at present. (4) City to have right to use conveyor. -2- r�,_, �t., , ' ' 2. The City will lease space in the base�T;ent for storage purposes on the basis of $2.00 per square foot per year. � �` _ -----_ _ __ 3. The City is �o retain a11 the off-saie furniture and fix±ures and , all inventories, including the following: ' a. Wi red door rnat b. One Olivetti adding machine jc. One desk 1 d. One desk top e. Swivel office chair ' f. One straight chair g . One safe , h. One filing cabinet i. Carpet cleaner ' j. One floor scruber, polisher and brushes ' k. One vacuum cleaner and attachments 1. Miscellaneous brooms, mops, etc. � m. Two wheel hand truck n. One cash register and cash register paper ' o. One check out counter ' p. ,Gondola q. All wall shelving in package store area and storage area upstairs , r. Cooler shelving s. One Dymo marking machine ' � t. Beer price boards ' u. All package store stock v. Miscellaneous office equipment � � -3- 6 �+�� � I� CJ ' , ' � ' , L � ' ' � � , � , , ' 4. The sale price is to include approximately one and fourteen hundreths (1.14) acres of land, plus the building, the furniture and fixtures located in the on-sale portion of the building except for the following items which are owned by the City: 1. Time clock and card holder (1) 2. Folding chairs (20) (Belong in City Hall} 3. Folding tables (2) (Belong in City Hall) 4. All cleaning equipment 5. Shelving in basement 6. Six steel lockers and except the following items which are owned by vendors: 1. Alarm system 2. Cigarette machines (2) 3. Music Machine (1) The items which go with the sale of the premise include: On-sale fixtures - including the following: Bar, back bar, sinks and acc2ssories On-sale carpeting & pad, divans, tables, chairs, booths & draperies Ice cuber and storage bin Power conveyor belt Syrup dispensors Checkerette racks Wall ornaments Torpedo receptacles Two bottle disposal units Two National Cash Registers Three Waikki torches Ice compartment sink and cold plate -3a- �,` ) Autobar dispensors Ice crusher Bottle chute Water heater Glass shelves Four lazy susan racks Candy cabinet Two blenders • Everpure water filter Three perforated dump baskets 20" color TV 0 -3b- ��� , L_ J ' � L�I LJ ' � 5. The off-sale package liquor store shall be sealed off from the balanc� of the building as described above, and the two operations are to be comple����y independent of each other. 6. The Purchaser has agreed to enlarge the existing building in accordanc� with preliminary sketches furnished to the City. The Purchaser has agreed the remodeling and addition to the building to be done as quickly as possible. It is agreed by the parties that the Purchaser's contrac�or Will Provide the City with plans for remodeling the existing building and enldrgin� the building. These plans shall be submitted to the City and considered in the usual manner of processing other building permits. The Purchaser agrees , t� necessary repairs as required by the City Ordinances. ' 7. The tentative closing date for the transfer of the property is November 1, , 1971. If the Purchaser is ready to start the restauran� ' operation on the date of transfer he shall be entitled to a on-sale liquor license provided that he has met all of the requirements of the City Ordinances � LI'' � , and paid the license fee. If the restaurant operation is not ready to canmeh�� on the date of transfer the Purchaser must have submitted all plans for enlarging of the building to the City, secured all necessary permits, entered into a construction contract, made substantial progress on the construction of the building and post a bond guaranteeing such work will be completed not ' less than sixty (60) days af ter the takeover date barring unforseen delays � ' ' , ' . including Acts of God, strikes, etc. beyond Purchaser's control. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands this day of 1971 �� , C' � ' ' ' ' _l , IN THE PRESENT OF CITY OF FRIDLEY MAYOR CITY MANAGER STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ' COUNTY OF ANOKA ) � � ss. On this day of , 1971, before, a notary public within and for said�ounty, persona y appeared to me known to be the person described in, and who execute t e foregoing instrument and acknowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed. ' STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ' COUNTY OF ANOKA ) ss. Notary Public 2�; ' On this day of , 1971, before me. a notary public within and for said County persona ly appeared Jack Kirkham and Gerald R. Davis to me personally know, who, being each by me duly sworn did say that they ahe ' respectively the Mayor;and the City Manager of the City of Fridley, the corporation named in the foregoing instrument, and that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate seal of said corporation, and that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its City Council and said , Jack Kirkham and Gerald R. Davis acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said corporation. 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J .. _ _. . � � � . . - - ..- �� - �; 'f . t• � _ v :; `' ' ' � ? : � � + ' -L 't, q I `.' � a: : i y ;;' : � J � f • f !� i � ; � �•_ ;4 � , ! � � � l / �� • „J y -' . .. ' � _�.;• < :�I � ;: ► }.� : .. , , �_ _ � .1 . �-- . i . __ ._ � _ � . ; � 31 . � � �i�jis � eer�et��;�� - ................... .... ....._.......i...............,19 , � a corpo; and........ deand entered inEo this .................................................................................:...........day o f by and betzveen...... Ci ty...of. Fridley ............................ , ' ................... ..................._.......... , • , - , under the laws of thc �tate of Minnesota ................� part� of the first part, ......................................................................... �rewood Inn, Inc. � .................................................................... part..�.......of the second part; �IriT¢S�, That �said party of the first pa��t, in corasideratio�z of the covenants and� a�ree- Tn,enis of sai�id part.....y.:::-o the second part, hereinafter contained, hereby selZs and u�rees to convey unto aaid rt..:..tl.:...o the second pari, its.heirs ... „and assigns, by a.....�arrant� .Deed, Pa � f ............................. .... .... ........ accompani�d bJ an abstract evidencin�s �SOOd title in pccrty of the first part at the date hereof, or by an owner's duplicate certi�'icate of title, upon the prompt and full performance by said part...�.�........of the second =part, of........�.ts .............part of this asreement, the tract........................of Zand lyin� and bein� in the County of •��Q�'a•••-�•••••....•....-..-.-.•••.•..........-.and State of J{finnesota, described as follows, to-uit: AZ1 that part of Lots 16 & 17, Auditor's Subdivision #88, or the part of the SW� of Section Z3, Twp. 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, described as fol.iows: Beginning at the intersection of the SE`1y right of way Iine of State Highway #65 and the S. line of said SW� of Sec. Z3; thence E. along the S. Iine of said SW� for a distance of 232' to a point, said point being Z,294.80', more or Iess, W, of S. � corner of said Sec. Z3; thence N. at right anqles to the Iast described Zine for a distance of 285.54'; thence NW'Zy with a defZection anqle to the Zeft of 78054'09" for a distance of 163.6Z', more or Iess, to the said SE'Iy right of way line; thence SW'Zy alonq said SE'ly right of way to the point of beginning. Subject to a 30' wide easement for road purposes aZong the NW'Z� side, except part for highway. P1at 5416I, Parcel 1820, Anoka Countr�, City of Fridley, Minnesota. 11 nd said pa�•t.....�....o f the second parG, in consideratiosc o f the premises, hereby a�sree. S.. to pdy said party ofth,e first part, czt....................... ..................................................................:.................................................................................................. ............... ¢a and for the purchase price of said premises, tTze sum of ............................................................................................................... .._,.One._Hundred.,Fifty-one..Thousand and no/100------- ($15Z 000. 00) -------------- D . .... ...................................................................................r................................................................. ollars, in rna,nner and at tinzes follozving, to-uit: $45,300.00 cash, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and the balance of $Z05,700.00 on a contract for deed, together with `interest at the rate of 7�� per annum, payable as folZows: $I,057.00 or more per month commencing on the Ist day of November, I97I, and $I,05T.00 or more per month on the �irst day of each rrtonth thereafter until � November 1, Z978, when the entire remaining baZance sha11 be due and payable. Proceeds sha11 first be applied to interest and the balance applied to principal. �_ % Said par�_.5i._.____._oi the second part further covenant_.5...___._.._and agree.s_.....___as foliows: to pay before penalty attaches thereto. all taxes due and payable in the year 29__72._., and in subsequent years, and all special assessments heretofore or hereaftertevied, _....___...________.__�__._�._._..._._.____...__...___.__�_____._______ aIso tiiat any buildings and improvements now on said land, or which shall hereafter be erected, placed, or made there- on, shaIl not be removed therefrom, but shall be and remain the property o� the party of the first part until this con- tsact shall be fully performed by the part.._�__�of the second part; and at_�.�.its.__..__oNn expense, to keep the buildings on said premises at all times insured in some reliable insurance company or companies, to be approved by the party of the firsi part, against loss Uy fire for at least the suin of._.___One__Kundred Twelve Thousand Two Hundred •----••--..._...---•-•-----•=---------------••-•--••-•-•...--•---....----••....__..._... ----....__... __�.Fift�._Dollars.---��112_.250,00).----.-_-.-�--_-_--.-_----,-.-----.-_-_--�--.-_----.-.-_----_-_------ Dollars and against loss by windstorm for at least the sum of One Hundz'ed Twe1 ve Thousand 2'wo Hundz'ed Fifty DoZlars ($112,250.00) •--- ---- ---• ---- --•-------------•---•- ------------------------------------------------- -_•••----• ---•----..__•-•--•---•---•---•--..__-•---•------•-•----------------_.....___.._..___._...__---•-----•--•.__....___.....-----...___.__..._---•._...---•---•-••--...._....--•--_..._..Dollars, payable to said party of the first part, its successors or assi�ns, and, in case of loss, should there be any surnlns over and above the amount then owinR said party of the first part, its successors, or assigns, the balance shall be paid over to the said part.._..�..of the second part as.._...��?�S ..............._interest shall appear, and to deposit with the partv of the first part policies of said insurance. But shouid the second part_.y_.___.. fail to pay any item to be paid by said part._�___....under the Kerms hereof, same may be paid by first party and shall be forth�vith payabie, with interest thereon, as an additiona2 amount due first party under this contract. But should default be made in the payment of principal or interest due hereunder, or of any part thereof, to be by second part_.��__.paid, or should________f?e .............._.fail to pay the taxes or assessments upon said land, premiums upon said insurance, or to �erform any or either of the conenants, aRreements, terms or conditions herein contained, to be Uy said ' second part._.L1..._._kept or performed, the said party of the first part may, at its option, by written notice declare this ' con±ract cancelled and terminated, and all rights, title and interest acquired thereunder by said second part�.___.._.:shall � thereuyon cease and terminate, and aIl improvements made upon the premises, and ali payments made hereunder shall � belong to said party of the first part as liquidated dama�es for breach of this contract by said second part._�......, said � noYice to be in accordance with the statute in such case made and provided. Neither the extension of the time of pay- � ment of any s�i:n or sums of money to be paid hereunder, nor any waiver by the party of the first part of its ri�hts to declare this contryct forfeited by reason of any breach thereof, shall in any manner.affect the right of said party to � cancel this contract because of defaults subsequently maturing, and no extension of time shali be valid unless evi- ' denced by duly si�ned ii�strument. Further, after service of notice and failure to remove, within the period allowed by I law, the default therein specified, said part_3.-••--..of the second part hereby specifically agree..�____.., upon demand of said ! party of the first part, Guietty and peaceably to surrender to it possession of said premises, and every part thereof, it ' beinQ understood that until such default, said part..�_.._._of ttle second part..�..__.__to have possession of said premises. � • i ----.---------------------- -�– ------------------ —� ,_�� � �� , Partia. �1��� �1it�pniitr�e by and between '' � 7--- in duplicate this.� ..................................day oE. Irin, Inc. 32 ...............'........................ ., 19.......... hereinafter designaterl and �eferred to as lesso nd the City. of Fridle�, '643.Z Universit� Avenue .Northeast, Fr�.dley, � � �, hereinafter designatej3 and referred to as tenant, WITNESSETH : THpT said lessor in consideration of the rents and covenants hereinafter mentioned, to be paid and , performed by said t�nant, does hereby demise, lease and let unto the said tenant, and the said tenant does hereby hire and CountrOof the said� sor, the follo�ti-ing described premises situate in the City of....... FridZey,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, y. oka......... ..........................................State of............ Minnesota ........ . .......... � ............. ........... ......... ......... .......... to-wit : ' � . A store w�th approximateZ� 1820 square feet, Zocated in the existing buiZding at 6.Z6I �Iighway 65, Fridley, Minnesota. Dacription , of . Bremiue. ' i� � ' Term. , Nattue of OccupaacJ. �� ,' — To HavE exn To Hotn the above premises just as they are, without any liability or obligation on the part of said lessor of making any alterations, improvements or repairs of any kind on or about said premises or the building or build- ings of which they axe a part, or the equipment, fixtures, plumbing, appliances, or machinery in, upon or serving same, or the streets, alleys, ar�as, area-ways or passages adjoining or appurtenant thereto, fiox�ka#e��x�f. (except for alteration to be made before property exchange for the. term of one �ear from and after the .............Z�.�.............day of........... November.............., 19..71:..� to the.... 31st...:................ day of......October........................... ... 19.72...., both dates ��nclusive, for the following purposes and for no other purposes, to-wit: Off–sale IAquor store , And the said tenant agrees to and with said lessor to pay the lessor as rent for the above mentioned premises the sumof .......................................................................................................................................Dollars ($................................) in monthly payments of ' - _ y`"=�-••••�•�••••••••••• .•.•••....-.'' ...................... Dollars ($..............................), payable in advance on the first day of each and every month for and durin the ful .�.g � 1 term of this- lease, at the office of .......................................................................................................................... , . . ............................................................................................... The said tenant also�, covenants and agrees with the lessor Stg� Lessee shal! not erect or permit to be erected on said as follows: That the i�tenant will keep at his own expense premises, any signs on the exterior of the premises or build- T�nt said demised premises' and the equipment, ptumbing, drains, ings without the written consent of lessor endorsed hereon Maiotain fixtures, appliances ahd machinery in, upon, serving or nor place or permit to be placed in any portion of any of the and �appurtenant to said demised premises, in, good repair and in demised premises any weight or weights in excess of the Surrrnder good sanitary conditiol;n during said term, and that he will reasonable or safe carr in ca acit of the structnre. Premixs y g p y ia Good replace at his own exp�nse prompt]y any and all glass broken , Order. that rheb wi 1 Smake r n�lsalte a�honsl in or addit ns qo a�ga d Cqn�dition The tenant ackr.owledges the receipt of the demised prem- Prem�see. �ses and the same to be in good and sanitary condition, and premises, without firs� obtaining the lessor's written con- in good repair, and the taking possession of the demised sent, and that he will i,not use or permit anything upon said premises by the tenant shall be conclusive evidence that the premises that wili incnease the rate of insurance thereon, or demised premises, and the equipment, plumbing, drains, fix- anything that may be ,�dangerous to life or limb, and that he tures, appliances and machinery therein, were at the time of will not in any manne'� deface or injure said demised prem- so taking possession thereof in good, clean, sanitary and ises, or any part therpof, or overload the floors, or do or g�lease tenantable condition, and in all respects satisfactory and permit anything to b done npon said pre:nises or in the of �acceptable to the tenant, and in the condition in which they passageways, alleys, areas, area-ways, sidewalks or streets ks�*• were represented to the tenant to be and agreed to be put adjacent thereto, that will amount to or create a nuisance; in by the lessor; and the tenant hereby releases the lessor and that he w•ill net �use said gremises or permit the same from aay ar.d a21 claims ari�ir.6 �rem ar.y defect irz the condi- . or any part thereof to� be used for lodging or sleeping pur- tion of said demised premises, or the equipment, fixtures or poses, or for any pur ose contrary to the laws, ordinanees appliances in or serving said premises, and the building or or regulations of the �Jnited States of America or the State buildings of which they are a part, and the streets, alleys, M.2.nne ota , or the City of areas, area-ways, passages or sidewalks a�joining or of ...................................... .�..................................... Fridle �! appurtenant thereto. .........................................y,.....................................cr of any rules or re ulatiys of the Cit I of.....:Fridley .... .. . ......... . The fenant agtees that he wiil not sublet the demised S Y, or of an boards or offiicers of said city; and the tenant agrees ��� g premises, or any part thereof, and will not assign this lease to return sa�d premises peaceably and promptly to the lessor or any interest therein, nor permit such lease to become at ihe end of the term lof this lease, or at any previous termi- transferred by operation of law or otherwise, and that no act C:., natiG� thereof, in as gobd condition as the same are now in or or acts will be done or snfiered whereby thc same may be or cepted��eafter be put �n, loss by fire and ordinary wear ex- become sublet or assigned in whole or in part, unless the written consent of the lessor er.dorsed thereon shatl be 5rst And the tenant furt�er covenants and agrees to keep the obtained in each and every case of underletting or assign- sidewalks bordering o�n said demised premises (where the ment, as they shall from time to time accur or be desired, Iee and leased space bocders upon a sidewalk or passageway) and and that nothing whatever shall l�c held to be a waiver of Snow. the roof of said demis�d premises at all times free from 'sce and snow and other dbstructions, and to neither �vaste nor or supersede the necessity of snclh endorsement. Utiliuu. misuse water, electrici',y, gas, steam, or any other utilities An assi n to promptly payh II erates,l c t s f and�sch rg s tfor Ithe� sam �$ankruptc�. lessee mayg at ethe option of nthe'ple sorr be �cons de ed tan except as to such of tf�e san�e, if any, as the lessor has assignment within tt�e meaning of this lease and as a breach specifically agreed herein tu furnish free of charge. of the covenants hereof. . City to pay oi�n gas an�Z electric bills. i�+�- icLct:i 1�I�[UEY 2KfC2S 1t1dI the �CSS^�� '�`^_�� ^0; �j� Iiable for any damage, either to person or persons or prop- erty or the loss of property sustained by the tenant, or by any other persoa or persons due to the demised premises or the buildings of which the demised premises are a part, or the equipment, fixtures, appliances or machinery in or upon the same, or the halls, passages, areas, area-ways and side- walks or streets adjoinmg or appurtenant to the same being or becoming out of repair or defective, or due to the happen- ing of any accident, or due to any act or neglect of the tenant, or any tenant or occnpant of said building,.or of any other person, persons or corporations, or by the bursting of pipes, or by the use or m�suse of any instrumentality or agency in oi connected with the demised premises or the bnilding of which it is a part, or occasioned by any nuisance made or suffered thereon or therein. The tenant assumes ail liability and obligation on account of all damages on account of the matters and things above referred to, and agrees to save the lessor harmless thereon ans3 fherefror:g, an� to indemnify the tessor on account there- m#. T'his provision shail apply especialIy, but not exclnsively, � a�r�a8e taused bg �rrater,. snav�, rain, hail, backing up of �vaGer mairts ar .s�w�ers, #r�st, steam, sewage, illuminating gas, sew�r gas, x�r odors, eie�ctricity and electric current, and � t'�e bursiang, sts�ppag� or le�ireng of pipes or radiators, �mmbaiag, su�9cs a��! frxtuses ia os about the demised prem- ases �x the bxulding of whieh the demised premises are a �3. I�m casa of sneh damage the lessor may at his option t'epair such �e, and if such damage has occurred in the dattised gaem:�a�ses or on acconnt of the defects in the �e�ed prere�ises against which the tenant has agreed to ma�e repairs, the 4enant shall thereupon reimburse the lessor for the costs of re�rairing such damage, and if the tenant fails to perform any � the covenants or agreements herein pro- vided to be kept � performed by the tenant, the lessor may perform the same and charge the tenant with the expense of such performance, and thc tenant agrees promptly on demand to repay to the lessor the cost of such performance by the lessor. The tenant fnrtffi�er covenants and agrees that the service of notice by any �ffccer of the City of .............Fzidley,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........- ..................................upon either party to this lease to clean said premises, or ta do any other act in connection therewith, shall be eonclusire evidence as between the parties hereto of thg hreacL bg t1�e tenant of the covenant with respect to the. � a�ze �f which by the tenant snch notice has been A�ay notic� fi�� the lessor to the tenant, relating to the d:�ased preasii� or the occugancy thereof, shall he deemed ea da�g � if ��sii �t thc demised premises addressed to the ieaa�t. T�°t � %�me t��t fartlses ���enants and agrees at its own expense ��0IDe�� '� �eb.se�rve aEad �Cee� a3! regn4a�ions and requiremenis of the ivith CitT �ra r. $nlaaona. �,�g__...........�...� .............rF'T.1.taT��3�. ...or oLher pub- ime a��otita�s ia ftar�e ai ihe time of the taking possession by tht �+emaai4 a# ti�e dtmised premises or which may thereafter ' � asade rrgzrdiag Rhe eonditioa and coaduct of s�id de- a�zd gsemises, any part thereof, and the sidewalks adjacent th�eretc>, �cla�d'a:�g a3I 6uilding, 5re, sanitary, police or other regulations. Tfoag Tht tenan4 iezrther agrees that if the demised premises, or 'PabL'c Ux. any pari thereof, or any part of the improvements of which they form a part, shaif be taken €or any street or other pub- lic nse, or shadl during the continuance of this tease be de- � stroyed by the action of the public authorities, then this 'lease and the term demised shall thereupon terminate. Dervc Fu ' � Premi Fisa �an It is further agreed between the lessor and the tenant that if during th� term of this lease the demised premises or the improvements thereon shall be injured or destroyed by fi:e or the elements, or through any other eause, so as to render the demised premises unfit for occupancy, or makes it impos- sible to conduct the business of the tenant thereon, or to such an extent that 2hey cannot be repaired with reasonable dili- gence within thirty (30) days from tie happaning of such injury, then the lessor may tern;inate this lease and the tcrm herein demised from the da2e of such damage or destructian, and the tenant shall immediately snrrender the demised premises and all interest therein to the lessor, and the ten- ant shall pay rent only to the time of such surrender; and in case of any 5uch destruction or injury the lessor may re-enter and repossess the demised premises discharged of ti�is lease, and may dispossess all parties then in possession thereof. But if the demised premises can be restored within sixty days (60) days from the happening of the injury thereto, and the lessor �r 'within nfteen (i5) days from the occcrrence of such injury elects in writing to so repair o: restore said premises within '�' sixty (60) days from the happeniag of the injury thereto, � then this lease shall not end or terminate on acconnt of such injury by fire or otherwise, but the rent shall not run or accrue after the injury and during the process of repairs, and up to the time when the repairs shall be completed, except only that the tenant shalt during such time pay a pro rata portion of such rent apportioned to the partion of the de- mised premises which are in condition for occupancy or C.; which may be actually occupied during such repairing period. � If, hoc��ever, the deinised premises shall be so slightly in- jured by any cause aforesaid, as not to be rendered unfit for occupancy, *.hen the lessor shall repair the same with reason- able promptn�ss, and in that case the rent shall not cease or be abated during such repairing period. All improvements or betterments pllced by Ehe tcnant or. the demised premises shall, however, in any evcnt, be repaired and replaced by the tenant at his own exp�nse and no; at the expense of ihe lessor. The lessor agrces and covenants that the tenant, on paying gutet the rent and performing ihe covenants aforesaid, sliall and En.ormen� may peaceabiy and quietly trave, hold and enjoy the said de- mised premises for the term a:oresaid, except as in t}tis lease : otherwise provided. 33 T+ic iEb50� �'ap:,_w� iudi li L}iC �fCR1152S hereby �l�ed:,s�ii: �.�: �...- at the time hereinbefore stipulated for the begmning of the term of this Iease, be in the possession and occupancy of any person not lawfutly entitled to said possession and occupancy, the lessor shall use due diligence to obtain possession there- of for the lessee, but it is expressly understood and agreed that the lessor, using due diligence as aforesaid shall not in any way be liable for any faiture to obtain the possession of the premises for the lessee and that this ]ease shall not be affected in any way by any such f:eilure to obtain possession except that the rentals hereunder ,shall be abated until pos- session shall be secured by the lessur for the lessee and wnt- ten notice to that ef�ect given by the lessor to the lessea Boad It is vnderstood and agreed with� respect to al! alterations '�'�,',t and repairs, improvements or alterations to said demised premises, or any part thereof, whir.h shall only be with the written consent of the lessor, that tenant shall and will in each instance save said lessor and said premises forever harmiess and free from all costs, clamages, loss and liability of every kind and character which may be claimed, asserted or charged, including liability to adjacent owners based upon the acts of negligence of said tenants or their agents, con- tractors or employees, or upon the� negligence of any other person or persons in or about said premises or upon the fail- nre of any or either of them to observe and comply with the requirement of the law or with the regulations of the authori- . . F]^.Z C1�.IG . ties m the said c�ty of .......................... ..........Ll:................................ and will preserve and hold the lessor and said premises for- ever free and clear from liens for labor and material fur- nished. And the tenant agrees that it will from time to time before making any such repairs, improvements or alterations furnish the lessor with a bond in an amount and with sureties satisfactory to the lessor conditioned for the performance by the tenant of the matters and things in this paragraph required to be done by the tenant. It is further agreed between the lessor and tenant this lease is made upon the condition that if the tenant shall neglect or fail to keep, observe and perform any of the cove- nants and agreements contained •in this lease, which are to be kept, observed or performed by t:he tenant, or if the lease- hold interest of the tenant shall be taken on execution or other process of law, or if the tenant shall petition to be or be declared bankrupt or insolvent according to law, or if the tenant shall vacate said premises or abandon the same during gigbt the term of this lease, then and in any of said cases the ot ]essor may immediately or at any t:ime thereafter, and with- �n�� out further notice or demand, en.ter into and upan said premises, or any part thereof, in the name of the whole, and take absolute possession of the same fully and absolutely, without snch re-entry working a forfeiture of the rents to be paid and the covenants to be performed by the lessee for the full te:m of this lease, and ma.y at the lessor's election lease or sublet said premises, or any part thereof, on such terms and conditions and for such rents and for such time as the lessor may elect, and after crediting the rent actually Snbleaaiag. collected by the lessor from such reletting on the rentals stipulated to be paid under this lr.ase by the tenant from time to time, collect from the tenant any balance remaining dne from time to time on the rent reserved under this lease, charging to the tenant such reasonable expenses a's the lessor may expend in pntting the premise:s in tenantable condition. Or the lessor may at his election and upon written notice to Terminaaoa the tenant declare this Sease forfeited and void, and may �x thereupon re-enter and take full arid absolute possession of Under said premises as the owner thereof, and free from any right Baa]cru�c�. or claim of the tenant, or any pe.rson or persons claiming through or under the tenant; and such election and re-entry last mentioned shall be and constitute an absolute bar to any right to enter by the tenant upon t'�e payment of all arrear- ages of rent and costs after a dispossession nnder any suit or process for breach of any of th<: covenants of this lease, and the eommencement by the lessor of any action to recover possession of said premises aforesaid shall be deemed a sufii- cient notice of election of said lessor to treat this lease as void and terminated, without the wiritten notice above speci- , fied, unless the :essor shall in writing, before beginning such proceedir.�, notify the tenant that •�fter obtaining such pos- session the lessor will continue to look to the tenant for the performance of this lease and will snbmit the premises on the tenant's account, in the manner as above provided. Fiztuza The tenant further agrees that allf goods, chattels, fixtures p� �� and personal property belonging to said tenan2, which are Proe«tr• or may be put into said demised premises, shall at atl times be bound with a lien in favor of said le.ssor, to be chargeabl� for all rents hereunder and the fulfillmeut of the other corenants and agreements herein contained, and that in case of default by 4he .enant the le�sor may vithou:t notice remove the same or any part of the same, in such m.anner as the lessor may choose, and the Iessor shall have t6e right to sell all or any parf of the same at public or private sale, without giving any notice to the tenant of such sale, and to apply the pro- ceeds of such sale first to the paym.ent of the costs and ex- penscs of conducting said sale and caring for and storing such proQerty, and to apply the balance, if any, to the amounY then due from the tenant to the lessor. Advance It is also agreed bet�veen lessor and tenant that in case in Tazes. the taxes aid b the lessor u on ttie P Y p property of which the within leased premises are a part, stiall in any year or years during the term of this lease be iricreased over and above the sum of.....taxes:,paid_:during I973 „Doilars .............................. ...................................................................... ................................................ �$•••••••••••••••••••••••••••-....-.•.........) annually, then the tenant shall pay as part of the annual rental of said premises, for svch year or years, ir. addition to the amount hereinbefore named, n amount equal ta such ir.crease. AttZibL'tab1E to t�2 leased area of. building ;1 � �+�c ai,i�unc ;o �e d�deu te tne :er.t t::�s p;ovided, on ac- count of increase of taxes in any year or years shall be added at the time of rent payment on or next after the date when penalty or loss of the customary discount begins to accrue for non-payment of such taxes. If the year's taxes are payable in two or more installments, then the amounts to be so added shall be apportioned and paid in the same way. It is further agreed between the parties to this lease: ',' , Lessee, upon leaving the premises hereby leased, shall at his own expense remove all ashes, dirt, rubbish and refuse, and upon lessee's failure so to do, lessor may immediately without further notice to lessee do the same at lessee's ex- pense, which the lessee shall immediately pay upon receipt of !� a bill for same from lessor. Nooa'fce The tenant further agrees to give the lessor written notice Vacane�. thirty (30) days before the expiration of this lease of his Rightsof intention to vacate at the end of this lease otherwise the kggo* lesso: will hare the option of continuing this lease for one �O year from and after the ex iration of this lease without notice ; , Taminate. P to the tenant. If, however, the lessor does not elect to ! so continue this lease and the tenant remains in said prem- � ises after the expiration of the term of this lease, such re- {� tt�aining in possession shaI] not, except at the option of the lessor, extend the term of this lease, and the tenant shall promptly vacate said premises; and if for any reason the ten- ant does not promptly vacate the premises at the end of the i lerm, the tenant agrees to pay the lessor, for such time as !' '� tlapses between the end of the term of this lease and the time when the tenaat actually vacates the premises, a pro rata rentat equa! to one and one-half (1 %) times the rent provided to be paid during the term of the lease. ' The tenant agrees that no assent, express or implied, by the lessor to any breach of any of the tenant's covenants or agreements shall be deemed or taken to be a waiver of any succeeding breach of such covenant. . Right of Entr7• FIeire and Ot6er:. 0 0 34 The lessor shall at alt times have the right to enter upon said premises to inspect their co�idition, and at his election to make reasonable and necessary repairs thereon for the protection and preservation thereof, but nothing herein shail oe construed to require the lessor to make such repairs, and the lessor shall not be liable to the tenant, or any other per- son or persons, for failure or delay in making said repairs, or for damage or injury to persoii or property caused in or by the making of such repairs, or the doing of such work. The lessor shall have the right during the last 30 days of the term of this lease to place and maintain on the demised premises and in the windows t}iereof the usual notice of "To Let" or "To Rent," and to :�how said premises to pro- spective tenants. Each of the covenants, provisions, terms and agreements of this lease shall inure to the beriefit of and shall be obliga- tory upon the respective heirs, ex<�cutors, administrators, suc- cessors and assigns of the lessor a�id tenant respectively. .................................................................. .................................................... acting as agent only, assumes no obligation whatsoever in respect to any representation, wa.rranty or covenant herein contained, and shall not in any event be held liable to lessor or to lessee for the fulfillment or non-fulfillment of any of the terms or conditions of this lease a• for any action or proceed- ings that may be taken by either against the other. There are no understandings or agreements outside of this lease: Ix TESTrMOxY WaEREOF the�lessor and tenant have hereunto set their hands and seals the ctay and year first written. We, the tenant, hereby acknowledge that at the time of making and delivery of this Iease and rriortgage lien, the I.essor delivered to us a fiill, true and complete copy of same. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of : ................................................................................................... As to Lessor. ................................................................................................... As to Tenant. .................................................................................................... STATEOF ................................................................... ss COUNTYOF ............................................................... � Onthis ...........................day o/....................,...........................rq.........., before me, a Notary Public within and for said County, personally aQpcared.......................................................................................................... to me personally knoum, who, being 6y nte duly szvo�n, did say lhat they are tF,e Vice-President and Secretary of the Corporation named in tke foregoing instrumext, and that the seul affised to said instrumerit fs the corpur�te seal of said corporation, and that said inst�•ument u�as signed and seal��t in behalf of said corporation by autho�ity of its Board of....................................... and said.................................................................. acknowledged said instru+nent to be the jree oct and deed of said corpo- t�a�ion. � ........................................................................................ [sE�+i.] , ..........................................................:............................. [s�L] ........................................................................................ �SEAL� ................................................................................. ... [sEnL] ........................................................................................ [s�L] COUNTYOF ...............................................................y 5::. STATEOF .......................................:........................... ) Onthis ............................day of...............................:...............ty.........., bejoreme, a ............................................ .......................................................... tvithin and for said County, �e�sonally appeared ....................,. ................ ................................................................................................. .............................................................................. ... . . .......................................... to me known to be !ke person described in and who txecufed tht foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he txecuted tht same as ....................................free act and deed. .................................................................................................... ...... .... ............................................................:.................... � 35 � _ ; , !1 , � � . ; ,. ;� , . . ;1 � Assignment � '` For value received th , e undersigned ' ' � , Tenant, hereby sells, assigns, transfers, and sets over unto all his right, title and intcrest to the within lease and premises tl�erein described ; It being understood, however, that this transfer in no way releases said tenant from his liability for the performance of all the terms, covenants _and payment of ' ' rental under said lease. � , �` �� .......................................................................................................... .; ,� For value received, ............... hereby assumes all the obligations ...... . . . . .... . . . ........................................................ under the terms of the within lease and agrees to perform all of the terms, covenants and conditions and pay the rent as therein stipulated, pursuant to the above agreement. ; � � . s............................................................................... . : . ....................... ; The within landlord hereby consents to the above assignment. i � � .......................................................................................................... � � ............................................................................................ �' Dated this .......................... ..........day of ................................................................., A. D. 19........ � ` ,. �, , � \• ' . � �, � ' � ' �- , ' � ' w • � I� d � w �• � � � �: �' � � Y �d o ° � 3 `J y� K � y . . . � � H : x1 O: � . . . . _ . . . . ;,.: .. � � i � � � �y �q � ` � � � � � � � .�, � � I I! � I� � : ' l i ' ' ? �i �� �� ' � , ' � � / �� �� ; v � , _ 3� . �' - ��c� �gree . . G� � �e�t� ,Made and entered Lnto thcs...... ........... . ..............................................., 19:.........., by and betzueen.........City...of..Fridle�:,,.,.,,.....................i.....................�ay..�f a co�poration under the Zaws of thc State of .............Minnesota '. . George D. Nicklow ............................................... ....., partJ of the �'irst part, and ............ ................. .................................................................................... .................... ... ............................. ..... ...........................................:.....:............................................................................, part.,.�.......of the second part; I ��hte��¢tij. Tlaat th.e said ar o the . A t!! j` �'irst pc�rt, in consideration of the covenants and agree- ments of said part...t.�......., vf the second.part, izereinafter contained, hereby seLls and agrees to convey unto said part.....'-�......of the second art his heirs Warranty accompanied bJ an abstract evidencin�t �SOOd title in.....art ....o....t nd assigns, by a ................................................Deed, P y f fcrst part at the date hereof, or by an owner's duplicate certificate of title, upon the prompt and fuZl perforrnance by sQid part...��........of the second I part, of ............. h:?.5....,..pa�.� of this asreement, the tract...... Anoka � ���•�•���•••��••••of land lyin� and bein7 in the County of � ...................................................................and State of J{�inncso�a, described as follows, to-uit: I See attached: � � A11 tliat part of Lot 38, Auditors Su.�division No. 39, described as follcws: Commencing aL- a�.int. on the South Zine of Section 34, Zbc:�nsh.ip 30, Rn;�qe 24, a distar�re of 156.D feet F.'asi: of the So>>i:hcL�est corner. of the South��sL Quarter. of said Secf:ion 34; thence R'orth, at- riqht anJles i-o said section Iine, a distanc��of 40 feet fo th� nortl�e�r1 j rigleL-of-c�'c�i.� Z112G' of 3"lth Avenue N.E., being the actual poi.nt of beginn.inq; thence continuing NorLh, on t.lie sar,;� line extended, a distanr.c� of ' 360 fee�; th�nce Easterl�, par.a1.1e1 with and 400 feet Nort-h of said section Zine, a dist;ar�ce of 301..I0 feet, more or Iess, to i�s intersection with tPte 6ti��sterly ricPub-of.-�•ray line of. the East River Road, as no�� Iaid o�t and constructed; thence Southerly, along said right-of-way 1ine, a distance of .36,2,57 feet, more or Iess, to its intersection ��ith L-he northerly righ�-of-way � line of 37tfi Avenue N.F..; i:hence Glesterly, aZonq said riglit-o£-�v�y 11ne. a distance of 257.98 fe�t, more or 1ess, to the actu�l point of beqinninq, e;�cept for That p-�rt of Lot�3�, Auditor's Subd.i.vision No. 39, Anoka Count�, Minnesota, described as fo11o,✓s: Commencing at a point on the south line of Section 3�, Township 30, P.an�e 24, distant 156 feet_ East of the southt;est corner of.the Southeast Quarter of said Section 34; thence �Vorth, at right anqles to said South 1ine, a .distanc� of �'00 feet; thence e�sterly, para11e1 with and disi:ant 400 feet North of said�South 1ine, a distar7ce of 112.60 feef to the ac.tual point of .begir�nin7; th.ence SouL-h, at riqht anqles to I.ast describ��1 1ine, a distance of 120 feet; thenc� F.ast, at riyht a�gles to last describcd Iine, a d.istance of 175 feet, more or Zess, to its intersectio.� with tP�e c�esterly right-of-:��y line of �'ast River Road; t.h`nce norther.ly, alonq the said riqht-of-�✓�Zy �inE� a distance of 120.8 fe�t, more or Iess, to its intersection �•�ith 'a Iine para11e1 c�ith and distant �100 feet north of th� south `line of said Section 34; thence c•,�es(:er1�, a7ony sa�:d paz-a11e1 1ine, a distanc: or 188.5 feet, mor.e or 1es:;, to t,�e actual poinf- of b��girin.ir.g. Cont.azniny 0.50 �lcr.es, �'ogeti;��r ,�:�i t'� a 20 foot �il:d�, roa�' easer:�ent: descrzb�d as fo11o:•;s: Beginnin� at the southeasL- corner of Lhe ai�ove describc�d LracL; • thence southerZy, alony t�ie westerl.� 1•ich�-of-:✓�i� Zine oF r^.ast River Road, to its intersection ciith tFi�� northei•Zy ri�,ht--o�_�;,��� line of �37th flvenue N.F,.; t11�nC� �i�-,sLer1�, �1or,g said north��rlc; Right-of-c:�ay lirle, to its inL-ersectJ.on :ri�h a I.ir�e p�ra11.e1 witti and ctist�rlt 3G feet �ti'esL- of the ��t,�i-er.ly ri�1�L--of-�L���y line vf saicl East Rivei• Ro��c1; thence nor.L-hci•1�, �Ior�q s�cid par.a11e1 1i:�e, to its ir�Lcr.s4cL-ior� c•:itll tlte _ruuLf<<�r1y Izne of kl�� �oc�c d.��;crib�d t-ract; tltcnrc e��sCcz•1�. ��Iorty s��id soutl�crly �,;,; 1ine, to the point oI i�eqinninJ. e � ' , � , _ � ' .�'iul sairl pa.rt_...�3.....af the secorcz�L part, tn consideration of tlze premises, hereby agree. S. io pay said party m� fa�i:+e f'irst pu.rt, at.._.-•--_......_............. ..............................•--•••••-......._............................................................................................................................. ous ct�ti for th.e purohase price of sacd pr�»Lises, iTae sum of ............................................................................................................... �i� .��trsz�red One Thousand and no/100------------($10Z,000.00)------------------ ......�. .............._-•---._......_...___...•--....---.._._...---.._......----�---............................................................................................................................................. Do TS� ir� �2znner and at times follozving, to-zci,t: $25,250.00 cash, , the receipt of which is hereby ���Zet3ged and the balance of $75,750.00 on a contract for deed, together with srat�.r�est at the rate of 7�% per annum, pa�able as follows: $�5�.3t1 or inore�per month commencing on the Ist day of November, 1971, and $757.50 or �or� on the first day of each month thereafter until November I, Z978, when the entir� remaining balance shaZl be due and pa�able. Proceeds shall first be applied to .znterest and the balance applied to principal. Said part� of t6e second part further covenanis _.._._...and agree_S____._.__as follows: to pay before penalty attaches thueio, all taxes due and payable in the year 19_??_ti and in subsequent years, and all special assessments heretofore or herea#ter Ievied, __._ �_._..�___...._.._._...._..___._.._----•-....__.........��-------°---------- also that any buildings and improvements now on said Iand, or which shall hereafter be erected, placed, or made therc- on. shali not be removed therefrom, but shall be and remain the property of the party of the first part until this con- tract shall be fn1ly performed by tha part � of the second part; and at ��5...__....own expense, to keep the buildings on said premises at all times insured in some reliable insurance com any or companies, to be appr e by the party of the first part, a�ainst loss by fire for at least the sum o£._Sevent�—�ive Thousand and tto/��1�0--------- _._ .......-----•---•---•--=--._.__.._...._ ...............__....._......___.___.....__.._... ----------------------------($75,000.00)-------------------------------------- __...__w _ ___.___.____ ..................................__.__.__._-•-----------._._......_._...._.............-•-.Dollars and against loss by windstorm for at least the sum of_..__Sev_enty �five Thousar�d and_ no�I00---- �---� �-- � .._... .--•- ...... ��----------------------($75,000.00)-------------------------------------- __.__.._.._.._._._ .____.._._._.....__.._._.__._.__._.__._._.._._..........._...._.----_.........--•-•---_...._---....._.._..Dollars, payabie to said party of the first part, its successors or assiRns, and, in case of loss, should there be any surnlus over and above the amount tken owing said party of the first part, its successors, or assigns, the balance shaIl be paid over to the said parL3_.._of the second part as_._h?S__....__�._interest shall appear, and to deposit with the vartv of the first part policies of said insurance. But should the second Dart_..�.._... fail to pay any item to be paid by said part..�_.__.__under the terms hereof, same may be paid by first partv and shall be forthwith payable, with interest thereon, as an additional zatount due first party under this contract. ' But shouid default be made in the payment of principal or interest due hereunder, or of any part thereof, to be by second part�_�paid, or should_�__ 12e_...._____..._fail to pay the tases or assessments upon said land, premiums upon said insurance, or to perform any or either of the covenants, agreements, terms or conditions herein contained, to be Uy said second part_�._._....kept or performed, the said party of the first part may, at its option, by written notice declare this eontract cancelled and terminated, and all riRhts, title and interest acquired thereunder by said second party...._...shall therenpon cease and terminate, and all improvements made npon the premises, and all payments made hereunder shalt belong to said party of the first part as liquidated damages for breach of this contract by said second part..�.�.... said notice to be in accordance with the statute in such case made and pronided. Neither the extension of the time of pay- ment of any sum or sums of money to be paid hereunder, nor any waiver by the party of the first part of its rights to declare' this contract forfeited by reason of any breach thereof, shall in any manner affect the ri�ht of said party to eancel this contract because of defaults subsequently maturing, and no extension of time shatl be valid unless evi- denced by duly si�ned instrument. Further, after service of notice and failure to remove, within the period allowed by ?aw. the default therein specified, said part_�_._.�.of the second part hereby specifically agree_.S._....., npon demand of said parxy of the first part, quietly and peaceably to surrender to it possession of said Dremises, and every part thereof, it being understood that until such defauIt, said part__�_____of the second part._�...._.to have possession of said premises. �� . .� •�: �� ,i . � • �; : � 1 � � Partta. ' J , � �~�- �l. - � � /� � 3�3 �: , �l�i,� ` � �n��n#�arp, made in duplicate this ....................................day of.............................. ..................... ., 19.......... by and between Georye D. Nicklorn�, . 4644 A.Zdrich Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota hereinafter designated and referred to as lessor, and the City of Fridley, 643.Z University Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota. hereinafter designated and referred to as tenant, WITNESSETH : TxnT said lessor in consideration of the rents and covenants hereinafter mentioned, to be paid and ' performed by said tenant, does hereby demise, lease and let nnto the said tenant, and the said tenant does hereby hire and take from the said lessor, the follo«�ing described premises situate in the City of.....FridZey .......................... ........................... County of .................................Anoka.......................... . .. State of.....:.Minnesota.................................................................. ' to-wit: A store, approximateZ� 30 feet by 80� feet.located in the south haZf of the existing building at 37Z0 East River.Raad, FridZey, Minnesota ' Deu�riptian Premiaee. ' 1 ' ' To HnvE axn To HoLn the above premises just as they are, without any liability or obligation on the part of said T� lessor of making any alterations, improvements or repairs of any kind on or about said premises or the building or build- ings of which they are a part, or the equipment, fixtures, plumbing, appliances, or machinery in, upon or serving same, or the streets, alleys, areas, area-ways or passages adjoining or appurtenant thereto, for the term of five years from and after the .....:..1st ..................day of.........Novemb.er:..............., .19..�j:.., to the.......31st...:............. day of......�ctober.............................. 19. 76..`, both dates inclusive, for the following purposes and for no other purposes, to-wit: Nature of Ocenyane�. �� ' ' Off—saZe Iiquor store � And the said tenant agrees to and with said lessor to pay the lessor as rent for the above mentioned premises the sum of....Thir.t�..T.h�uS.azZi�..s�X3.4�...n4./..100-.-------,--.-�.------------.-.Dollars ($30,,000.00...:.....) in monthly payments of $500.00 per month commencing on the Ist da� of November, Z97I and $500:00 per month on the Ist da� of each month thereafter durinq the term of the lease. ••••••••••••••�••••�•�••�•••••••••••••••••.• ................ Dollars ($..............................), payable in advance on the first day of each and every month ' for and during the full term of this Iease, at the oflice of..........G�Rx..ge..,l?-..1Vic;klow,,.4644 Aldrich Avenue South . . .. . .......................................................� , Minneapolis, Minnesota .............................................................................................:.................................... ' The said tenant also covenants and agrees with the lessor Stgas. as foliows: That the tenant will keep at his own expense Twnt said demised premises and the equipment, pinmbing, drains, ��;a fixtures, appliances and machinery in, upon, serving or 'and appurtenant to said demised premises, in good repair and in Pj����� good sanitary condition during said term, and that he will in Good reptace at his own expense promptly any and all glass broken Order, in or about said premises with glass of the same quality; CondiHoa that he will make no alterations in or additions to said of ' premises, without first obtaining the lessor's written Con- P�Om�sea. sent, and that he will not use or permit anything upon said premises that will increase the rate of insurance thereon, or anything that may be dangerous to life or limb, and that he will not in any manner deface or injure said demised pcem- � ises, or any part thereof, or overload the floors, or do or Releane permit anything to be done upon said premises or in the passageways, alleys, areas, area-ways, sidewalks or streets t.esso�. adjacent thereto, that will amonnt to or create a nuisance; , and that he will not use said premises or permit the same or any part thereof to be used for lodging or s(eeping pur- poses, or for any pnrpose contrary to the laws, ordinances � or regulations of the United States of America or the State Minnesota of ................................................................................. or the City of ...............................Fridle',�..............................cr of any rules or Fridle . regulations of the City of ...............................�.................................., or of any boards or officers of said city; and the tenant agrees ����g to return said premises peaceably and promptly to the lessor �, at the end of the term of this lease, or at any previous termi- � natior, thereof, in as good co�dition as the same are now in or may he:eafter be put in, loss by fire and ordinary wear ex- cepted. And the tenant further covenants and agrees to keep the sidewalks bordcring on said demised precnises (where tt�e Ice aud leased space bor�ers upon a sidewalk or passageway) and Snow. the roof of said de:nised premises at all times free from ice and snow and other nbstructions, and to neither waste nor Utilitiee. misuse water, electricity, gas, steam, or any other utilities ot agencies which are or c:iay be furnished by the lessor, and BanlcruDte�. to prompdy pa}� al! races, �csts and charges for the same, except as to such of the saaie, if any, as the lessor has specificalfy agreed herein to fu�nish free ef ch.irge. � City to pa� own g3s anrl electric Ai1Zs. Lessee shal! not erect or permit to be erected on said premises, any signs on the exterior of the premises or build- ings without the written consent of lessor endorsed hereon nor place or permit to be placed in any portion of any of the demised premises any weight or weights in excess of the reasonable or safe cartying capacity of the structure. The tenant acknowledges the receipt of the demised prem- ises and the same to be in good and sanitary condition, and in good repair, and the taking possession of the demised premises by the tenant shall be conclusive evidence that the demised premises, and the equipment, plumbing, drains, fix- tures, appliances and machinery therein, were at the time of so taking possession thereof in good, clean, sanitary and tenantab(e condition, and in all respects satisfactory and �acceptable to the tenant, and in the condition in which they were represented to the tenant t6 be and agreed to be put in by the lessor; and the tenant hereby relcases the lessor from any and all claims arising from any defect in the condi- tion of said demised premises, or the eqnipment, fixtures or appliances in or serving said premises, and the building or buildings of which they are a part, and the streets, alleys, areas, area-ways, passages or sidewalks ac:joining or appurtenant thereto. The tenant agrees that he will not sublet the demised premises, or any part thereof, and wili not assign this lease or any interest therein, nor permit such lease to become transferred by operation of law or otherwise, and that no act or acts will be done or sufiered whereby the same may be or become sublet or assigned in whole or in part, unless the written consen; of the lessor endorsed thereon shall be first obtained in each and every case of underletting or assign- ment, as they ahall from time to time occur or be desired, and that nothing whatever shall be held to be a waivac of or supersede the necessity of such endorsemen� Any assignment, sale in bankruptcy or insolvency of thc lessee may, at the option of the lessor, be eonsidered an assignment within the nteaning of ttiis lease and as a breach of the covenants hereof. 1 a�.� Tm�adnt ' y �I � Liabf ib 'Lee a r Twanl. � CI � ' Noti�e pr�.an ' PtlID1M0. � l�able for a^•; dz :iage, ,,:�:;:er to�y.erson or Jv �.v� U� erty or the loss of property sustained by ther tena ir'�probpy any other person or persons due to the demised premises or the buildings of which thc demised premises are a pazt, or the equipment, fixtures, appliances or machinery in or upon the same, or the hal(s, passages, areas, area-ways and side- watks or streets adjoining or appurtenant to ihe same being or becoming out of repair or defective, or due to the happen- ing of any accident, or due to any act or neglect of the tenant, or any tenant or occupant of said building, or of any other person, persons or corporations, or by the bursting of pipes, or by the use or m�suse of any instrumentality or agency in oc connected with the demised premises or the bniiding of which it is a part, or occasioned by any nuisance made or suffered thereon or therein. The tenant assumes all liability and obligation on account of all damages on account of the matters and things above. referred to, and agrees to save the lessor harmless thereon and therefrom, and to indemnify the lessor on account there- of. This provision shall apply especially, but not exclusively, to damase ca�sed by water, snow, rain, hail, backing up of water maPns or sewers, frv�st, sieam, sewage, itluminating gas, sewer gas, bs odmrs, electrieity-and etectric current, and by the bt�rs3isfg, stoppage or leaking of pipes or radiators, Plumbi�►g, �ua3cs and feactures in or ahout the demised prem- ises or ti�e �a��ding of which the demised premises are a past; �n cas� s�f sueh damage the tesscr may at his option rePair snci� a�amage, aad if such damage has oceurred in the demi��l premises or on accaunt of the defeets in the demtisscl ��ses against which the tenant has agreed to matce tepaars, the tenant shall thereupon reimburse the lessor for t6r o�ts of repairing such damage, and if the tenant fails ta perform any of the covenants or agreements herein pro- vided to be kept or performed by the tenant, the lessor may pafarm tht same and charge the tenant with the expense of sueh pertormance, and the tenant agrees promptly on demand 4o repay to the lessor the cost of such performance by the Iessor. . Tke t�tartt' fnrther covenants and agrees that the serviee of natsce by any officer of the City of............ Fz'idle� .�---.-»-.......� .................upon either party to this lease to clean said greaEises, ur to do any other act in connection therewith, sha1F Iu oo�nc�a�sive evidence as between the parties hereto of the bre�h � the tenant of the tovenant with respect to the aon-p�rfarffiaa:ee of which bg the tenant such notice has been serve�d, Aay na�ce from the I�essor to the tenant, relating to the demised prs�a.ixs or tht e�ccc�panty ihereof, shall be deemed dupy se�md af ��ft at �e �emised psemises addressed to the tenani. Tenant w �'he tena�a€ #�i�er eovenants and agrees at its own expense �0IDp�y to ahserv� �n�l keep all regulations and requirements of the tvIth City , gnlaUons. City O�_............_?��'3C�ZE.?i� ................. .....or other pub- - ........................ lic a�at�horai�es in foree at the rime of the taking possession by the tem�nt ag �e demised premises or which may thereafter be made zegarding the conditien and canduct of said de- ' mised premises, any part thereof, and the sidewalks adjacent thereto, inc,lvding all building, 5re, sanitary, police or other regutations. Tfona The tenant furtker agrees that if the demised premises, or �blie Uee. any part fhereof, or any part of the improvements of which they form a part, shaIl be taken for any street or other pub- lic use, or shatt during the continuance of this lease be de- stroyed by the action of the public authorities, then this lease and the term demised shall thereupon terminate. cdon b� FirG � ' ' 4 Of Premtea � Fi� It is further agreed between the lessor and the tenant that if during th� term of this lease the demised premises or the improvements thereon shall be injnred or destroyed by fire or fhe elements, or throvgh any other canse, so as to render the demised premises unfit for occupancy, or makes it impos- sible to conduct the business of the tenant thereon, or to such an extent that they cannot be repaired with reasonable dili- gence within thirty (3U} days from the happening of such injury, then the lessor may terminate this lease and the term herein demised from the date of such damage or destruction, and the tenant shall immediately surrender the demised premises and all interest therein to the lessor, and the ten- ant shall pay rent only to the time oE such surrender; and in case of any such destruction or injury the lessor may re-enter and repossess thE demised premises discharged of this lease, and may dispossess all parties then in possession thereof. But if the demised premises ean be restored within sixty days (60) days from the happening of the injury thereto, and ihe lessor within fifteen (15) days from the occurrence of such injury elects in writing to so repair or restore said premises within sixty (60) days from the happer.ing of the injury thereto, then this lease snall not end or terminate on acco�nt uf such injury by fire or otherwise, but the rent shall not run or accrue after the injury and during the process of re?airs, and up to the time when the repairs shall be completed, except only that the tenant shall during su�h time pay a pro rata portion of such rent apportioned to the portion of the de- mised premises which are in co�ditior. for occupancy or which may be actually occupied during such repairing period. If, hosvever, the demised premises shall be so slightly in- jvred by any cause aforesaid, as not to be rendered nnfit for occnpancy, ±hen the lessor shall repair the same �vith reason- able promptness, and in that case the rent shail not cease or be abated during such repairing period. All improvements or bettcrments pin�ed by the tenant on the demised premises shall, however, in ar.y event, be repaired and replaced by the tenant at his own exp:nse and not at the expense of the lessor. The lessor agrees and c+�venants that tre tenant, on paying Quist the rent and performing the covenants aforesaid, shalt and ��'�Q°� may peaceably and quictly hatie, hold and e��joy the said de- mised prettiises f�r the term afuresaid, except as in this lease otherwue providcd. . 3q a..c c���vt D.eeb tual u itic �,ettiioco t.e�cu�. ,c.,�cu ai,a.� at the time hereinbefore stipulated for the beg�nning of the term of this lease, be in the possession and occupancy of any person not lawfully entitled to said possession and occupancy, the lessor shall use due diligence to obtain possession there- of for the lessee, but it is expressly understood and agreed that the lessor, using due diligence as aforesaid shall not in any way be liable for any failure to obtain the possession of the premises for the lessce and that this lease shall not be aifected in any way by any such fai(ure to obtain possession except that the rentals hereunder shall be abated until pos- session shall be secured by the lessor for the lessee and writ- ten notice to that efFect g�ven by the lessor to the lessee. Boad It is understood and agreed with respect to all alterations I,,���',t and repairs, improvements or alterations to said demised' premises, or any part thereof, which shall only be with the written consent of the lessor, that tenant shail and will in each instance save said lessor and said premises forever harmless and free from all costs, damages, loss and liability of every kind and character which may be ciaimed, asserted or charged,. including liability to adjacent owners based upon the acts of negligence of said tenants or their agents, con- tractors or employees, or upon the negligence of any other person or persons in or about said premises or upon the fail- ure of any or either of them to observe and comply with the requirement of the law or with the regulations of the authori- ties in the said city of ................ FT�dl er.�.................................... ... ' and will preserve and hold the lessor and said premises for- evet free and clear from liens for labor and material fur- nished. And the tenant agrees that it will from time to time before making any such repairs, improvements or alterations furnish the lessor with a bond in an amount and with sureties satisfactory to the lessor conditioned for the performance by the tenant of the matters and things in this paragraph required to be done by the tenant. It is further agreed between the lessor and tenant this lease is made upon the condition that if the tenant shall neglect or fail to keep, observe and perform any of the cove- nants and agreements contained in this lease, which are to be kept, observed or performed by the tenant, or if the lease- hold interest of the tenant shall be taken on execution or other process of law, or if the tenant shall getition to be or be declared bankrupt or insolvent according to law, or if the tenant shalt vacate said premises or abandon the same during g�Ryt the term of this lease, then and in any of said cases the of lessor may immediately or at any time thereafter, and with- x��• out further notice or demand, enter into and upon said premises, or any part thereof, in the name of the whole, and take absolute possession of the same fully and absolutely, without such re-entry �vorking a forfeiture of the rents to be paid and the covenants to be performed by the lessee for the full term of this lease, and may at the lessor's election lease or sublet said premises, or any part thereof, on such terms and conditions and for such rents and for such time as the lessor may elect, and after crediting the rent actually Sublasing. collected by the lessor from such reletting on the rentals stipulated to be paid under this lease by the tenant from time to time, collect from the tenant any balance remaining due from time to time on the rent reserved under this lease, charging to the tenant such reasonable expenses as the lessor may expend in putting the premises in tenantable condition. Or the lessor may at his election and upon written notice to Termination the tenant declare this Iease forfeited and void, and may � thereupon re-enter and take fuli and absolute possession of Under said premises as the owner thereof, and itee from any right Bankruvtcy. or claim of the tenant, or any person or persons etaiming through or under the tenant; and such election and re-entry last mentioned shall be and constitute an absolate bar to any right to enter by the tenant upon the payment of all arrear- ages of rent and costs after a dispossession under any suit or process for breach of any of the covenants of this lease, and the commencement by the lessor of any action to recover possession of said premises aforesaid shall be deemed a suffi- cient notice of election of said lessor to treat this lease as void and terminated, withont the written notice above speci- fied, unless the lessor shalI in writing, before beginning such • proceeding, notify the tenant that after obtaining sech pos- session the lessor will continne to look to the tenant for the performance of this lease and will snbmit the premises on the tenant's account, in the manner as above provided. Fi�ctnree The tenant further agrees that all goods, chattels, fixtures p� ��1 and personal property belonging to said tenant, which are proy�,�y, or may be put into said demised premises, shall at all times be bound with a lien in favor of said tessor, to be chargeab!e for all rents hereunder and the fulfillment of the other covenants and agreements herein contained, and that in case of default by the tenant the lessor may without notice remove Lhe sa�st� or any part of the same, in such manner as the lessor may choose, and the lessor shall have the right to sell all or any part of the same at public or private sale, without g:ving any notice to the tenant of such sale, and to apply the pro- ceeds of such sale first to the payment of the costs and ex- p?nses of conducting said sale and caring for_ and storing such pcoperty, and to apply the balance, if any, to the amount thert due from the tenant to the lessor. Advance It is also agreed between lessor and tenant that in case in Tues. �he taxes paid by the lessor vpon the property of which the within leased premises are a part, shall in any year or years during the term of this lease be increased over and above the snm of....the,,,taxes,..paid .in 1973 Dollars .................................................................................................. i$•••••••••••••••••••••••.•• ..................) annualiy, then the tenant shall pay as part of the annual rental of said premises, for snch year or years, in addition to the acnount hereinbefore named, amount equal to such increase. Attz'ibUtable t0 ��i2 leased area of building .1 i' — count oi ic:crcasc c: taxes ;,� :,�:y ,�ar oc years shall be added at the time of rent payment on or ttext after the date when -, penalty or loss of the customary discount begins to accrue for non-payment of such taxes. If the year's taxes are payable in two or more installments, then ;the amounts tb be so added shall be apportioned and paid in tl�e same way. , It is further agreed between the parties to this lease: - The Zease will be.renewable after the.first five year period, for an additional five year period at the.option of the.tenant. The Zease price to be increased by the amount in.proportion to the.increase in the consumer price index in the. Minneapolis area that occurs during the first five years of the Iease. The tenant wiZl carry its own insurance against glass breakage and loss of personal property. The parties have agreed to.a joint use of the parking facilities. The City agrees to a11ow the Lessor to use the One half acre of adjoining propertz� owned by the City for parking. Lessor may surface the Zatter area for a parking .Zot at his own.expense. � ,' Lessee, upon leaving the premises hereby leased, shall at his own expense remove all ashes, dirt, rubbish and refuse, and upon lessee's failure so to do, lessor may immediately without further notice to lessee do the same at lessee's ex- pense, which the lessee shall immediately pay upon receipt of `. 'a bill for same from lessor. N fu The tenant further agrees to give the lessor written notice Vume�. thirty (30) days before the expiration of this lease of his Ri¢hte of intention to vacate at the end of this lease otherwise the Lessor lessor will have the option of continuing this lease for one tO ear from and after the ex tration of this lease without notice Y Taminace. to the tenant. If, howe er, the lessor does not elect to so continue this lease and the tenant remains in said prem- i ises after the expiration of the term of this lease, such re- � maining in possession shalI not, except at the option of the i' ltssor, extend the term of this lease, and the tenant shall } promptly vacate said gremises; and if for any reason the ten- . ant does not promptly vacate the premises at the end of the term, the tenant agrees to pay the lessor, for such time as !' ' elapses betr�een the end of the term of this lease and � the � time when the tenant actually vacates the premises, a�pro rata rental equal to one and one-half (1/) times the rent provided to be paid during the term of the lease. ;' The tenant agrees that no assent, express or implied, by ! the lessor to any breach of any of the tenant's covenants or agreements shall be deemed or taken to be a waiver of any . succeeding breach of such covenant. Right of Entr�. Heira and Others. 4� The lessor shall at all times have the right to enter upon said premises to inspect their condition, and at his etection to make reasonable and necessary repairs thereon for the protection and preservation thereof, but nothing herein shall �e construed to require the lessor to make such repairs, and the lessor shall not be liable to the tenant, or any other per- son or persons, for failure or detay in making said repairs, or for damage or injury to person or property caused in or by the making of such repairs, or the doing of such work. The lessor shall have the right during the last 30 days of the term of this lease to place and maintain on the demised premises and in the windows thereof the usual notice of "To Let" or "To Rent;' and to show said premises to pro- spective tenants. Each of the covenants, provisions, terms and agreements of this lease shall inure to the benefit of and shall be obliga- tory upon the respective heirs, executors, administrators, suc- cessors and assigns of the lessor and tenant respectively. ....................................................................................................................... acti�g as agent oniy, assumes no obligation whatsoever in respect to any representation, warranty or covenant herein contained, and shall not in any event be held liable to lessor or to lessee for the fulfillment or non-fulfillment of any of the terms or conditions of this lease or for any acfion or proceed- ings that may be taken by either against the other. There are no understandings or agreements ontside of this lease. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF the }essor and tenant have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written. We, the tenant, hereby acknowledge that at the time of making and delivery of this iease and mortgage lien, the Lessor delivered to us a fiill, true and complete copy of same. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of: � ; .................................................................................................... As to Lessor. , -- ' .................................................................................................... ' .................................................................................................... As to Tenant. .......................................................................... ........................ STATEOF ...................................................... ............ � � ss. COUNTYOF ............................................................... Onrhis ..........................day of................................................1q.........., before me, a Notary Public within and fos said County, personally ap��eared .......................................................................................................... to n:e per.ronally knoum, who, being by me duly surorn, did say thar they are the I�ice-President and Secretary of the Corporation named in ihe fosegeir,g instrt�ment, and that the seal affixed ta said instru»:rn! u the earpornte seal of said corporatio�z, and �hat said instrument teas signed and sea:�d in 6ehalf oj said corporation 6y authority of its Board of....................................... and said.................................. ............................... acknawJedged said instrr�ment to be the free act and deed of said cosQo- ration. ....................................................................................... �SEAL� .........................................�.............................................. �SEAL� ........................................................................................ �SEALJ .....................................:.:................................................ [sEnr,] ........................................................................................ �SEAL� COUNT�' OF ...............................................................� ss. STATEOF .................................................................... Onthis ............................day of................................................ly.........., before me, a .............................................................. ........................................ tvithin and for said County, ¢ersonally oppeared .....:................................ ........................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................... ...................................... to me knawn to bt !ht person described in and who executed tht foregoing instrument, o»d acknowledged that ke executed tht " same as ................................... f ree act and deed. .................................................................................................... .................................................................................................... 1 _ 41 ; . i ;� e_ _. . _,_ _ . _ _ � � . -. _-. . . - � Assignment For value received, 'tHe uridersigned - � , -.t :.•. t', .. .. ., . -. , Tenant, / hereby selis, assigns, transfers, and sets over unto y atl his right, title and intcrest to the within Iease and premises therein dcscribed ; It being understood, however, that this ,� transfer in no �vay releases said tenant from his liability for the performance of all the terms, covenants and payment of rental under said lease. .......................................................................................................... � `, ' For value received, . ............................................................................................................hereby assumes all the obligations under the terms of the within lease and agrees to perform al( of the terms, covenants and conditions and pay the rent as � therein stipulated, pursuant to the above agreement. ' ' ; ........................................................................................................ ' The within landlord hereby consents to the above assignment. i { , .......................................................................................................... � ............................................................................................ , ,. ;� Dated this ....................................day of ....................:............................................, A. D. 19........ � � � � . ' j , i ' ' l - ; .� i , . . � � � ` . � , ;' . � � ; . � ' � _- � ' � � • ., ■ ■ I k � �b � .,• w � � � I: �: � �. .. � � a s 0 � � � H: O� _ _ . .. . �,. .�..- ;:,,, � � � �� ► ' � 1 ' ' ' u � ' 1 OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA September 17, 1971 MEMO T0: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: PROPOSED MUSIC FESTIVAL ORDINANCE As you requested, The City Attorney and I have prepared an ordinance for the lice�sing and regulation of music festivals This ordinance is based upon like ordinances written in the State of California which has had some direct experience with the licensing and control of music festivals. Many of the ordinances written in California were designed to control outdoor festivals; the ordinance as presented here will apply to any music festival inside or outside. It is conceivable that such a festival could be held in the Columbia Arena in Fridley. Dances would be regulated by separate ordinance which was prepared by the City Attorney and was tabled by the Council to September 20, 1971. Section 9 of the Ordinance is necessary to allow organizations to � sponsor a band concert(s) on public lands, of a relatively short duratipn (£our hours or less), and for which there is no admission charge. I do not believe that this type of activity would be much of a problem compare d ' to the commercial "rock festival" which is an entirely different matter, and for which the proposed ordinance has adequate safeguards. ' ' ' � �I LJ ' This ordinance has been reviewed by the Chief of Police and the City Prosecutor and both feel that the ordinance is enforceable. GRD/ms Very respectfully, � i �� c+�-� �,.:;���- K � � � Gerald R. Davis City Manager �� �� � � � � ' � , ' ' , � ' , ' � ' ' ' ' 1 ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING AND REGULATION OF MUSIC FESTIVALS , � THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. �J31C FESTIVALS DEFINED. For the purpose of this Ordinance Music Festivals shall mean and include any gathering � of individuals for the purpose of participating in or attending a ' musical carnival, "rock" festival or like musical activity at which vocal or instrumental or both vocal and'instrumental music is provided by pro- �� fessionai or amateur performers, or by pre-recorded means, and to which gatherings members of the public are invited or admitted with or without the payment of admission charges in any form. SECTION 2. PROHIBITION:� It shall be unlawful for any person, group of persons or entity to operate, conduct, maintain, advertise, sell or funish tickets or other types of written authority to admission to a music festival in the City of Fridley unless a license to operate or conduct such festival shall have been issued in the manner hereinafter described in this Ordinance. a 4�'3 , ' ' 1 � ' , ' � ' ' C' ' LJ ' ' � t ' ORDINANCE PAGE 2 SECTION 3. APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE AND FEE. a. Application for a license to conduct a music festival shall be made in writing to the Records, Licensing and Elections Division, Finance Department, City of Fridley, at lease sixty (ti0) days prior to the time indicated for the commencement of the music festival. The application shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50), which filing fee shall be paid to the Finance Department, City of Fridley, and which said application shall contain the Following information: (1) The name (including alias), age, residence, mailing address, and telephone numbers of each person making the application. If the application is filed by a partnership, the name, (including alias), age, residence and mailing address and telephone numbers of each partner shall be included. If the applicant is a corporation or a common Law or Massachusetts Trust, the application shall be signed by the President and Secretary thereof, or in the case of a common law or Massachusetts Trust, then by the Trustees thereof and in each instance shall contain their residences, mailing addresses and telephone numbers, the telephone numbers, the mailing addresses and the street addresses of the principal place of business of the corporation or trust and in the case of a corporation shall also include a � •� , IORDINANCE PAGE 3 ' I ' I ' I ' �� ' i ' ' ' � � ' ' � ' certified copy of articles of incorporation and the by-laws of the corporation, and in the case of a common law or Massachusetts Trust shall include a certified copy of the trust indenture. (2) The location and legal description of the premises where the music festival is proposed to be conducted, including all lands to be used for automobile parking and other incidental uses. The applicant shall submit proof of ownership of said premises and the written consent of all owners thereof for the proposed use. (3) The date or dates and the hours during which the festival is to be conducted. (4) An estimate of the numbers of persons, partici- pants and spectators expected to attend the proposed music festival on each day it is conducted, together with detailed information supporting such estimate. (5) A detailed statement of the applicant's program and plans to provide emergency coinmunications, security protection, water supply, food supply, sanitary facilities, medical facilities and services, vehicle parking space, vehicle uses and on-site traffic control, sound and lighting equipment, fire protection, garbage, trash and litter clean-up service, and if it is proposed or expected that spectators or participants will remain at night or overnight, the arrangements 4, � ' ORD INAN i: E PAGE 4 ' I , C �I� ' for illuminating the premises and for campin� and similar facilities. There shall be included a map sti�wing the location of all such facili�ies and equipment on the premises including the location of all loud speakers and the location of all toilets, medical facilities, lighting, emergency communications, drinking facilities and solid waste receptacles. (6) A detailed explanation of the applicant's plan for policing the activity with particular emphasis on the ' control and prevention of alcoholic and drug cons.umption. b. The application shall include an agreement filed by tV�e appli- , cants and by the owners of the subject premises that they will reimburse �_I all owners and occupants of property adjoining the subject premises for any and all loss, injury or damages to such owners or occupants ' or Co their property caused by the applicants, by the owner of the subject premises, or by any person attending or participating in the � music festival, which damage shall not have occurred had the ' , ' ' � u music festival not been held. Accompanying and securing said agreement shall be a surety company bond in favor of the City of Fridley and all persons to whom the applicant and/or owners of the subject premises may be liable because of the above required agreement. Said bond shall be prepared by a corporate bonding company authorized to do business within the State of Minnesota and shall be in the amount of not less than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000). '� Fi ' ' ' ORDINANCE PAGE 5 c. The application shall include an agreement filed by the applicants to defend, indemnify, save and hold the City of Fridley harmless from and on account of any and all claims against the City of Fridley for injury or damage of any kind or nature to persons or property in, upon or about the subject premises or arising from or in connection with said music festival from any cause whatsoever. The applicants shall covenant and agree to keep and maintain in full force and effect for a period of one year from and after the date upon which they shall have been issued a license to conduct a aasic: festival, a policy of public lisbility and property damage insurance in standard form in insurance companies satisfactory to the City of Fridley and shall furnish the policy therefor to said City of Fridl.ey. Such public liability insurance shall insure the City of Fridley for limits of not less than $250,000 for injury to any one person and $500,000 for injury to more than one person, and in the amount of $50,000 for property damage. Said policy shall be delivered to the City of Fridley at least ten (10) days before the issuance of a license and such policy shall bear an endorsement of or shall be accompanied by evidence of receipt of payment of the premium thereon. d. The application shall include an agreement signed by Che applicants providing that within seventy-two (72) houxs after the conclusion of the music festival the applicants will clean up ��� � i� � CJ � C ��� ORDINANCE PAGE 6 the premises, including contiguous public roacls, ways and ease- ments, and remove all debris, garbage, trash, litter and utt�er waste matter from, irr and around said premises; together with all advertising matter relating to said festival. � SECTION 4. FINGERPRINTS AND PHOTO('=RAPHS. An applicati.on shall not be considered completed until each applicant has been finger- � , � � I � ' Ci � L� � ' C � printed and photographed by the City of Fridley Police Department. SECTION 5. PROCESSING APPLICATION• REFERRAL FOR INVESTIGATIc)N_ Upon receipt of the fully completed application the Finance Director of the City of Fridley shall give copies of the application to the City Manager and Chief of Police. The City Manager and the Chief of Police shall each determine whether with regard to their specific areas of responsibility the proposed music festival can be held without violation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance. Within forty-five (45) days after the filing of a completed application, the City Manager and the Chief of Police shall complete their investigations and shall notify the Finance Director of their approval or disapproval of the issuance of a License. If all such Officers approve the issuance of a license, the Finance Director shall, after collecting a license fee of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($L50) for each day the music : festival is to be operated, issue said license. If any of said Officers disapproves the issuance of a license, no license shall be issued, and the reasons for such disapproval shall b� stated in writing with such notice of disapproval, a copy of which shall be delivered to the applicant. � � � � ' � ' , � ' ' � ' Il � ' � ' L� ORDINANCE PAGE 7 SECTION 6. REVOCATION OF LICENSE. The City Mana�er and;'or. the city Co�ncil shali have the right to revoke any lice��se issued pursuant to this Ordinance after a public hearing held after written notice is given to the licensee at Least twenty-four (24) hours prior tu su.:h tiearing, for any of the following causes: a. The licensee,fails, neglects or refuses to fulfill any of the conditions imposed upon the granting of a license. b. The licensee fails, refuses or neglects to fulfill any of the provisions of the proposed program or plans. c. The licensee permits the music festival to be conducted in a disorderly manner or allows any person to remain on the premises while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any narcotics or dangerous drug. d. The licensee violates, or attempts to violate, any law of the State and/or the provisions of this Ordinance or any other Ordinance of the City of Fridley. e. That the licensee has precisely made a false, misleading or fraudulent statement of material fact in the application for a license or in any other document required pursuant to this Ordinance. Written notice of such revocation shall be forwarded by the City Clerk to the Chief of Police, the Finance Director and to the licensee at the address given in the application. Such revocation shall become effective immediately after ordered by the City Manager. 4� ' � I ' I 1 � ' ' ' ' � , C u ' � �� ' � � ORDINANCF PAGE 8 SECTION 7. SUSPENSION OF OPERATION. The Chief of Police may suspend operation and close any music festivai prior to the expiration of the license granted under the provisions of this Ordinance in the event of the occurrence of a riot, major disorder, or serious breach of the peace when, in his �pinion, it becomes necessary to prevent injury to person or pers�ns and/or damage tc, pr�uertv. SECTION 8. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS. If the City Mana�er shall as a condition of issuance of the license, impose a limit on the number of persons to be admitted to the music festival and/or requiring that only holders of tickets shall be admitted to the premises on which � the festival is to be held, it shall be unlawful for the licenses,`,or ��� any agent or employee of the licensee: a. To allow, permit, or suffer the entrance to the premises in which the music festival is held, of any person who does not possess a ticket, except a peace officer or other public officer in the performance of his duties; b. to sell, give, or distribute a greater number of tickets than the number authorized by the City Manager; c. to allow, permit or suffer the admission of any person to a music festival if such admission shall result in a greater number of persons present than authorized by the City Manager SECTION 9. EXEMPTION FROM MAKING APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE AND PAYING THE APPLICATION FEE. a. Any person, group of persons, or entity seeking to hold, conduct, or operate a,music festival, as that term is defined in : )n I ' � ' I , � I � ORDINANCE PAGE 9 Section 1, on real property owned, leased, rented ur possessed by any public entity, may be exempted from making application for a license, paying the application fee, providing the indemnity bond and the policy of public liability and property damage insurance required by Section 3, provided each of the following conditions is satisfied: ' (11 The person, group of persons, or entity seeking to hold, conduct, or operate a music festival makes � ' III � � , , � ' � ,I� ' i application in writing to the City Manager, City of Fridley, for a permit, on a form to be provided by him, at least five (5) days prior to the time indicated for the commence- ment of the festival. (2) The applicant obtains and delivers to the City Manager, at the time of making the application, a written sponsorship of or written permit for the festival signed by the public entity on whose reaY property the festival is proposed to be held, conducted, or operated. (3) The application shall set forth the day or days, the time which shall not exceed four (4) hours duration on any one day between the hours of 10:00 �'clock a.m. and 10:00 o'clock p.m., and the place of the proposed festival, and the name, residence address and telephone number of the applicant and each member of the performing musical group(s) including their leader(s). : ) �. C ' ORDINANCE PAGE 10 � (4) The applicant confirms in the application, or in ' a separate writing attached thereto, that: (a) each member ' of the musical group(s), including their leader(s), will receive no monetary compensation for performing in the ' r ' festival and, (b) no charge whatsoever will be sought or collected for admission to or attendance at the proposed festival. (5) The applicant agrees in the application, or in a separate writing attached thereto, that he will assume full responsibility for restoring the immediate location of the festival, including the area occupied by the audience, to a clean and sanitary condition, and will remove and properly dispose of all debris, garbage, litter and other waste matter from, in and around said location, together with all advertising matter relating to the festival, within four (4) hours immediately following the conclusion of the festival. b. The City Manager shall examine the application and all supporting documents, including the written sponsorship or permit of the public entity, and if he finds them to be in compliance with the required conditions set forth herein, he shall issue a permit in writing to the applicant authnrizing the mvsic fest i�-.�l :.� ;,e i�eld, conducted, or operated on the date(s), and at the time(s) and place(s) indicated therein, and he shall forthwitti transmit a cop•: of tl�e permit to the affected public entity. The City Manager shall tiave the final deci� sion making authority in connection with the issuance or denial of permits hezeunder. �2 i� I , ' ' , ' � � ORAINANCE PAGE 11 c. No permit granted under the provisions of this Section 9 shall be transferable or removable to another location. The City Manager shall have the right to revoke any permit issued under ttte provisions of this Section 9 after a hearing held upon at least eight(8) hours written notice given to the permittee for any of the causes set forth in Section 6(Revocation of License) of this Ordinance. The Chief of Police may suspend operation and close any music festival prior to the expiration of the permit granted under the provision of this Section 9 in the event of the occurrence or � imminent threat of a riot, major disorder, or serious breach of the pea � when, in his opinion, it becomes necessary to prevent injury ' to person or persons and/or damage to property. ' SECTION L0. VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE - PENALTIES.. Any violation of this Ordinance is subject to all penalties provided for such � ' I �� � ' � ' ' violations under the provisions of Chapter 105, as amended, of the Fridley City Code. SECTION 11. CONSTITUTIONALITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held unconsti- � tutional or inva lid such decision shall not affect the remaining portions of this Ordinance, and the Council does hereby declare that it would have passed this Ordinance in every section, sub-section, sentence, clause or ph�ase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sectiqns, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional or invalid. �� .�,. ORDINANCE PAGE 12 ADOPTED B1' T1� CITY COUNCIL UF THE CI'fY OF FRIDLEY THIS _ DAY OF , 19i1 ATTEST : MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL 0 .5� 1 - . _. . 55 1 ' PLA�INING COI'�'iISSION MEETTNG , � ' SEPTEt�ER 1, 1971 PAGE 1 The meeting was ealled to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. ROLL CALL: _._...._,__.-^- Members Present: Membera Absent: Others Present: Minish, Zeglen, Erickaon, Schmedeke Fitzpatrick Darrel Clark, Eagiaeering Assistant A�PROVE P'LANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 18, 1971 � T�o cozrections were made by Mr. Minish: Page 8, second paragraph from the bottom of the page should read as follows: Mr. Minish wondered i£ it would be permissible to make a recommendation NOT to permit fill to be dumped in that ' area----". On Page 9, the last part of the sentence in the motion should read; =' ---� what is apropos of preservation for a COUNTY PARK". MOTION hy Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission approve ' the P.Zanninq Commission minutes of August 18, 1971 with the corrections as stated abave. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � , ' ' RECEIVE PARKS AND RECREATION COL�4ITiSSION MINUTES:_ JULY 26, 1971 ,I�JOTION by Schated�ke, seconded by Minisb, that the Planning Consnission r�ceive the Parks and Recreatior� Commission minutes af July 26, 1971. upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mation caxried unanirrausly. RECEIVE PARKS AND RECREATION COI�IISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 30, 1971 MOTION by Schmedeke, seaonded by Mina.sh, that the Planning Co�.ission receive the Pazks and Recreation Commissien minutes of August 30, 1971. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the raotfon carried unanimously. 1. CONTINUED: REZQNING xE UEST ZOA #�71-OS REAL ESTATE 10 INC. FRANCIS ' GIRDLEx: Patt pf Lot , Auditor e Subdiviaion No. 25 to be rezoned from R-3 gsneral multiple family dwel�ings) to CR-1 (general office and limited business). Public Hearing closed. L�' ' ' � � Mr. FraaCia Girdler �as presen,t. Chairmaa $rickeon commmented that the public hearing was closed at the last meeting. �Ie asked about the accesaibility of the aewer to the property, Mr. Clark ar�ewex�d that there is nq aewer in the service road, but gces up Po1k Street 1n line �rith the 3outh line of the property. A map of Terry's Addition ahowing the utility wa� studied. The sewer runs about one third of the way South Qf the North liae qf the �.ot. Darrel Clark said the quastion of �lhether or not the 1ot sk.:�.it should come before or after the reaoning t►aa discusaed briefly at the last meeting, and the 1. , ' L_J � ' . _. . S� SanninA Commission Meetin�_September 1, 1971 Pag.e 2 Comu�ission decided to consider the rezoning first. The lot split has been xecorded at the County but was not approved by the City Council. It now is a matter of the specisi assesaments being divided. The original request was for a lot split on the apartment housea. The taaces are split, but the specials are not. The apartment a�iaere appli.ed for a lot aplit, but were denied by Council who would rather have them plat than bring in a metes and bounds description. When Mr. 3chmedeke viewed the area just before the Planniag Commtission meeti�g this evening, he said that there were no stakes to show where the rezoning was planned. 'J.'here was a pond in the area which he felt would be a prablem for some�one to drain. Mr. Clark explained that there was a atorm sewer from the pond which drained into Moore Lake. The pond builds up to a certain level and then drains into the storm sewer. The problem in this area is pl�tting and ownership. Chairman Erickson said that the reason the plat was never filed was because ' of a problem with the title and a gap in the description. It might have taken a court order to clear the title. It took a year and more and the developer a�d other owners had either lost interest or ran short of money. i � 1 kir. 5chmedeke said he did not believe apartment houses are to the best interest of the City. While he did not believe in zoning this area to CR-1, he felt after reading the Zoning Ordinance that the City does have quite a bit of control in Cr-1 Districts. The Commission can be sure of proper screening in CR-1 so that we can be aure that R-3 zoning is not being infringed upon. � Because of conflict of interest, Chairman Erickson and Mr. Minish abstained from voting. •' MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the PZanning Commission recom- mend to CounciZ approva.l of the rezoning request, ZOA #71-05, Rea1 Estate 10, Inc. of part of Lot 5, Aud�itor�s Subdivision No. 25 being rezoned from R-3 (generaZ multiple family dwellings) �o CR-1 (general office and limited business) , subject to the following stipulations: That the City and County be given proper 1ega1 descriptions ox a plat that can be approved for the parceZ, that the City sewer and water problems are solved satisfactoxily, and for screening to pZant ' a type of �vergreen or b.Iue spruce. Upon a voice vote, Schmedeke and Zeglen voting aye, Erickson and Minish abstaining, the motion carried. ' ' � � ' ' Mr. Schmedeke said he asked specifically for trees as screening so a plan would not be for a wooden board fence. More and more cars are being sold and we need more trees to give us the oxygen the cars use up. He felt it was time far thie Planning Comu�ission to consider putting up some live breathing fences. 2. PUBLIC HEASING: SPECTAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-11, DAVID 0. HARRIS: Construct a eecond garag� on Lot 12, Block 1, Holiday Hilla Addition per City Code Section 45.051, 2, A. The reading of the publlc hearing notice Was waived. Mr. pave Harrie was p�esent. The area of the Lofi was given as follaws by Mr. Clark: The North line 1 ' � � ' fl � ' ' ' II � ' , , ' r u , � Planning Commiseion Meetia� - September 1, 1971 Page 3 on the cu1 de sac ia 59.8', the Northwest line is 103' to the center of the Creek, on the Eaet liae, it is 239' to the center of the Creek, the meander line alang the creek is 228'. The dimensions of the house are 35' back from the street, 15' off East line, 32' North/South and 61' East/West, and 61' across the front. The garage faeea North on the West side of the house. A family room is in back of the gaxage. Mr. Harris stated the reason he was requesting a special use permit for a garage was-because he pJ.anned to puraue his hobby of restoring antique cars. The garage would be used for this purpose. Hie lot is approximately equal to four normal City lota - 35,p00 square feet. It will be impossible to see the proposed etructure from t,he street aa it is protected by trees at the rear of the property. He had di��uased his plans with the neighbors and there seemed to be no objections. There was no one at th,e meeting objecting to the request. Mr. Harrie continued that the grade change from the street to the pro�osed structure is about 12'. He said he has a large investment in his home and would not do anythin$ to jeopardisce the value of'the home. In the past he had never had a problem about the oil and grease, as he�would drain it into a pan or put it in storage. fle had no desire to build a driveway, but there was room on his property. Besidea a driveway would not be uaed that much as sometimes it takes a year or two to work on a car. The overall height of the building would bring the building up to about the atreet level. There is not much traffic at the end of the cul de sac. Mr. Schmedeke said he vi,aited the area and that Mr. Harris had a beautiful hame and he felt this garage would not be detrimental to the area. Hawever, he had $ome reeervationa abou� the Creek. He wondered if there was any State or Federal law relatiag to l�ow close a structure can be built to a public water- way. There is talk that hiking trails will be made along the Creek, and he wondezed if Mr. Harris could build as close to the Creek as he plans. Mr. Harris said there ia now an islaad i.n front of his property which wa8 not there when he purchased the land. There are seven trees at the bank, and 35 f�et between these trees and the front three trees. He would be able to aave the seven trees if the garage were built as planned, but if he had to move the garage forward, he would have to take all thoae trees out. But he cQrtainly would not build there if he were in violation of any State laws. Ae has lived on this property since 1966 aad last apring was the only time he noticed there was water ia their yard. As soon as the ice jam was removed, the water left. NOTION �y Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission close t�he public hearing of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #71-11, David O. Nprris to construct a second garage on Lot 12, BZock 1, XoIiday Nills Addition as per City Code, Section 45.051, 2, A. Upon a voice vote, s11 voting aye, the motion carr�ed unanimously. 57' � ' � � ' � ' ' � IJ � ' , ' ' , ' ' � Jr� Planning Comnni.ssion Meetint� - September 1, 1971 Page 4 MOTION by Zeqlen, seCOnded by Minish, that the Planning Coasnission recpitertend to CounciZ the approval of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #7Z-Z1, by Dav.id O. Harris, to construct a second gsrage on Lot 12, Block 1, Aoliday Xills Addition per �'xidley City Code, Section 45.051, $, A subject to the stipulation that the City Attorney be requested to check with the Conservation Department, or any other Department eoncerned with the regulation of public waterways or watershed to determine how close a structure can be to the shoreline of Rice Czeek. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #71-12, HARLAND �. BERRY: To con- struct double bungalawa on`�O�a'�3 awd 4, Block 4, Ostman's Third Addition per City Code 45.051, 3�D. Mr. Roger L. Peterson, the son-in-law of Mr. Berry, represented the petitioner a8 Mr. Berry was out of town. He bxought out the fact that this same requesz was made several years ago for a double bungalow on Lot 3. The Planning Commission and the Board of Appeal� approved, but the Council denied the request. Both lots are lo�w, and will require a large amount of fill to bring them up to the level of the road. These lots are not the most attractive ones due to the cost of fill and averhead there is a high line that ruas above the front yard, aad being on East River Road does not help a 1ot. The actual expense of building a single family hom� would not make �.t a practical investmeat. They tried to maintain the lote and had some fill brough� in, but people are still dumping garbage and trash there. Mr. �'eterson said they would try to get so�ae kind of turn around sa that the car� could drive onto East River Road facing the traffic and not backing out. It waa noted that �here was an error in the public hearing notice -- the notice stated "a double bu�galow --- on Lota 3 and 4", but the application stated "double bungalows" o�a Lots 3 and 4. The Commission felt a Corrected Notiee should be published, and a note of explanation sent with the not�ce of hearing to the residents within 30Q feet. MOT.�ON by Min,ish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Comm.i.ssion table to September 22, 1971 the Public Xesring of the Special Use Permit, SP #71-12, by Xarland E. Berry to cor�struct two dAUble bungalows, one on Lot 3 and t.he other on aLot 4, 81qck 4� astman's Third Addition per City Code 45.051, 3, D, pending the publication of a Corrected Notice and the mailing of the Correct�d Natice to the propez�ty ownexs within 300 feet. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the m�tion earried unanimausly. 4. REPO$T ON GUI.DE LINES POR SUBSTANDARD LOTS: To be continued as material is not ready. Darrel Clark r�ported that the information is almo$t complete and will b� ready for the September 22, 1971 meeting. ADJOURNI�NT ; Ttuere beiag no furthe�c buainea�, Chairman Er�ckson adjourned the m�eting at 9:45 P.M. Reapeetfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Sec�etary ' ' � � J� BUILDING STANUARDS -DESIGN CO�iTRO�L I�ETIPG OF SEPTEIrIDER 2, 1971 ■ � . �. .+ w The meeting wae cal],ed to order by Chairmaa Zaglen at 8t05 P.M. ME1�ERS PRESENT; zeglen, Toaco, Wkiite, Lindblad, Gnerre 1�I�E1tS ABSEIP�: Pone � OTHERS PRESEI+Tr: Hank Muhich-Chiaf Buildiag Inspectar MOTION by White to approve the minutes of the August 5, 1971 meeting as written: Saconded by Toaco. Upoa a �oice vote, a11 votiag aye, the motion caxried unanimously. ' 1. CONSIDERATION OF A RE EST TO ERECT A I�TAL STORAGE BUILDING LOCATBD ON LOT 8 AUDITOR 8 SUBDIVISION 39 _ TgE 3AM� BEING 25 _4L.Tii AVEN[TE N_ E__ FRiDLE4 _ M7NNE; ' CJ � � � r � ' - -44TH AVEI�UE N.B Mr. William Edberg �nd Mr, Henry Steaquist were present to present the request. Mr. Stenquist said they had presented their request during the visitor section of the City Couacil meeting ou �ionday, August 30, 1971. The Minnesota Linaeed Oil Company has contracts wlth farn�era to buy their aun flo�wer crop. They had coatrac�ed for storage faci,litiea in khe MidWay district but due to internal problems they caa not have that space. They are faced with an e�rgency situatioa whare they have to accept Che crop they contracged for and do not have enou�h storage space �or thia crop. They expiained this to the City Council and he said theq were told that if they met wiCh this committee and met all the requiremants aad stipulationa of this com�nitteQ a permit would be granted. Mr. Muhich told them he t�eeded thrae complete sets o� plana and specifications and ix would �ake approxime�taly tWO weeks to procesa them. Re also told them to notify their cot�t�actor to u�ke app�.iaation for a licenae in order to obtain approval at the mext Couaci.l meetitag. Mr, Edberg aaid they didn't have the plans and epecificatione yet, bu� �e xould ca11 Mr. Muhich on Friday, September 3, 1971, Mr. Stenqu�st and Mr. Edber$ said they had started the aite preparation. The dimensiaas of the propoeed buil.diag will be 100 ft. i►i,de, 300 ft. long and 50 ft. high. It Wi11 have an asphalt floor, �t will be a pole structure with metal skin. Thn meta�, would be coarrega�ed galvanized iran, The two ends of the building would conai�t o£ flat panels with vertical panels in a fluted desiga. The two sides will have horizoatal paAele, There w�ld be piers 12" to 14" ia diameter. ' They eaid they would makl:�ee►er� e�fort to plaa_and eoabtruct:d;�gii�isg as aEtractive ae poseible but �hey thought n�esanry would look artificial and 4 ft. of brick around the bottuqa of the bulldiag wouldn't be aeen. They said the bottam would ' be browa. The middle secC�ioa Would be blue with translucent �rindc�s.-. The top secelon of the building aould ba a light color. The roof would b� galvanized cnetal and be astural colar. � ' Thny said they would do anyehiag tbat was aeceaeary ae they needed ta have the c�mpleted building bq 1lovember 1� 1971., The estimated value of tie building aad bla�k top is $70� 400.00 . 7.'i�ey could not say ho+i lang Che building Frould be used . ' They hoped to contsact for stot�age i�, tha.country and bring the crop in as needed as they did with pther graine. Thia type of storage waen't avail�able at this time, as tbia ia saaething quite naw. ' .. � � � ' r-. �� � ' ' �� Build�.ag Standards-Desiga Coatrol Meeting of September 2:, 1971 Page 2 Mr. Tonco said he �elt he ta�gh� reCC�nse�d approval ff ehry agreed to }+�tnt tiie building and would post a$10,000.00 bond Limiting the time for the use of the building ta thxee or four yeaxs, Mr. Gnerre said he felt they should extend the limit to five years and also felt a bond wouldn't be requixed of a well eatablished firm as the Minnesota Linseed Compax�y , I�TION by Gaerre to recommead appraval with the following atipulations: 1. Building meets a11 structural requirements. 2. Two sides of the exposed polea to be stained. 3, The lowex sectiotx to be painted brown, the center a translucent blue, and the top a light color. 4. That this be a tempora�cy building with a five.year time limit on its use. ' Seconded by White. unanimously. ' 2. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion wes carried F�i�7 -DiAY METAL STORAGE BUILDING LOCAT�D ON PART NG 500- 73RD AVENUE N.E.. FRiDLEY, MINNE- 500 - 73RD AVENUE N.E.. FRIDisEY. MINNESO'E ' Mr. I,ewkiwicz was present to present the request. Mr. I.ewkiwicz requested approyal to install a 12 x 20 pre-fabricated galvanized atee� storage buildiag. This building is for storage of flamable material such ' as paint thivae�, It wil� be 75 ft, away from the building to meet fire insur- aace requiremeats. The cement slab is already in place for the building. , ' , I , ' ' Mr. Tot�co agked if the building could be painted as the existing buildings were all good looking buildings and they wouldn't want anything to spoil the looks of what they already had. Mr, Lewkiwicz said. they could use a vinyl wash oa the building and then it could be painted. A letter was read Erom the Cartez-Day Company dated August 18, 1971, stating that they would C�y to include fencing in their 1972 budget. Mr. Tonco asked if curbing for their black top could be included in the 1972 budget also. MOTION by Tonco to recooumend agproval of the request with the following stipu- lations: 1, That the building, is painted to blend with the exiating buildings. 2. Make the letter of �►ugust 18, 1971, part �of the per��t�,- ., 3. �tequest the budget committee to add curbing and screening t't� tj�e 1972 budget. Motiom sacaaded by Gnerre, Upon a voiee vote, all voting �ye� t#i� motion carried unanimously. ' ' 3. � Building Standarda-Deaign Control Idectiag oF Septembex 2, 1971 page �� �1 . TED ON . . �3 I�1 TO THE EXISTIPG BUILDING DITON, THE SAI� BEING 7331 BY DOI�YN MANUFACT[TRING CORP . , Mr. Don Shally was present to preaent the request. ' Donlym Manufacturing Corporation is requesting to add a 13,420 Sq. Ft. addition to its exiating building. They will follo�w the same design as on the existing building. The back of the addition will be elevated so that semi-trailers can ' use this area. The exterior fiaish will be cement block with matching face brick ia the front of the buildiag. Approximately 100 Ft. of the easement to the East would be blacktopped for a�truck approach�from 73rd-�i�s�e. ' ' � ' 4. ' ' ' � ' � ' ' � ' MOTION by White to approve the addition with the following stipulation: 1. Paint the expoaed block to blend with the existing buildings. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, all votiag aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Muhich told Mr. She11y that the newly proposed sign was not part of this approval. COL�iSIDERATIOiN OF A REQUEST TO Cpi3T8IJCT A RETAIPTII�G WALL A1QD A 1�TAL BUILDING . LOCATED ON ZOTS 4. S. 18. 19. Ale 20. BLOCK 2. RESS' ADDITIOI�: THE SA1� BEING STREET N.B „ FRIDLET ET RQAD N.E.. FRIDLE' i: : �� ������� Mr. Jamison and Mr. Johason repxeaentiag the Telephoae Comp4ny vere present to present the request, Mr. Jamisoa said they wanted approval to c anplete the retaining wall across the back and arouad the corn�r. They also wanted to �complete a metal building that had b�en started some time ago, �t the time the original building was started, the construction was stopped because of the location of the building. They did get a variaace so they could co�plete the building but this has never been done. The steel coluaas and �iers are there. They want to camplete the� walls and roof wiCh the materi�l they have. This would be a 3 sided building with the Nor�h end being open. They would use it as a screened storage area.• They will paint it the same color as the building is now. The fence will be b�t. high with redwood slats. The building is 10 Ft. high so only 4 FC. of the building will protrude above the screeniag fence. MOTION by Tonco to reconmeed �pproval with the follawing stipulations; 1, Leve1 off wood retafnere and wood poles of the remainder of the existing wood rGtaiaing wall. 2. Feuce w�th redwood siats. Seconded by White, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unaaimouslq. �� $uilding Staadarda-Design Gaatrol Meeting of 3eptember 2, 1971 Page 4 ADJOURNM�NT; The meeting was adjourned by Chairmaa Zeglen at 9:40 P.M. Reapectfully submitted, Z�'-��Cr�/ DORQTHY NS0�1 Secretary � - ' , , ' ' ' ' � ' � . ' ' ' ' ., , . ' i' �t ' u ' ' � �� MINUT�S OF REGULAR PARKS AI� RECREATION CONMISSION MEETING. JULY �. 1971� Me�ting was ca�led ot order at 7:35 p.m. by Chairman Fit�patri�k. MEMBERS PRES�NT: Fitzpatxick, Blair, Olson, Stimml.er, Wagar. MEMBERS ABSENT: None. QTHERS PRESENT: Mrs. Merle Otten, 5311 4th Street N.E., 55421, 560-5577, Park on 5th. Merl,e J. Otten, 5311 4th Street N.E., 55421, 560-5577, Park on 5th. Richard L. Byers, 5300 5th Street N.E., 55421, 560-4306, Park on 5th. Gary Novak, 5315 4th Street N.E., 55421, 560-2974, Park on 5th. Winston Jacobson, 121 79th Way N.E., 55432, 786-5226, North Park Area. J4an Jarash, 5917 Znd Street N.E., 55432, 560-2872, Park on 2nd. • Mrs. Harry Holmberg, 5765 Main Street N.E „ 55432, 564-477I, Park on 2nd. David Wade, 299 67th Avenue N.E., 55432, 560-3363, Jay Park Ice Rink. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Rscreation. Ralph Volkman, Park Foreman. Curtis Dahlberg, Fark Planner. th C 'ssion ' Cathie Stordahl, Secretary ta e ommi . HYDE PARK PROPQSED PLAY AREA� ' Several residents were again present to discuss the consideration of a tot park to be located an I,ot 21, Block 10, o£ the Hyde Park Addition. The City Managex and the Director oi Parks and Recreation felt that this area was too small, and they suggested 1 Lots 1- 4, Block 24, Hyde Park Addition, which is generally located at 59th and 2nd Streets. The approximate size is 63' X 129'. ' � , II A lady in the audience said that they had agreed that this was a better lpcation, but the 1ot mentioned in the original petition was a iree lot which wouldn't involve money �or the purchasa oi land, Another lady wanted to know i£ th�s wasn't the more �ea$ibl� idea, du� to the lack of available funds for the puxchase oi land. Couldn't the gif�ed one be used instead? Mr. Fitzpatrick suggested that the Commission recommend the purchase of the better lots to the City Council and if they don't approve a£ the idea, then we could possible consider the gifted parcel. Mr. Olsan suggested that we tabl� the idea until the four lot area could be considered in the 1972 Budget for land acquisition. Mr. Blair rec{uested that Mr. Brown obtain more information on this. ' MQTIc?N b ��an Seconded b B.Ea.ilc �o �,neon ona.te �h.2 c{w,ae o Lo.ts l- 4 B�och. 24 Hu e Pan an. .cn,ia e g2t an eanb e�ea�.con y e.c.ty Caun . T e ' Mafi.c.On Ga,�n.c.ea. TOT LOT I N HAM I L70N � S ADiD I T I ON TO N1EC��AN I CSV I LLE � ' 'Ther� is a de�ini.te naed for a Tot Lot in the axea South of Freeway #694 and West of 7th Street, according to xesidents of that area who were present at the meeting. They felt that the need is now. I� the development of this axea's park is not done in the ' v�e�'y near �uture� the children Nho would be the proper age fox a Tot Lot, will be too oid. S u ' eo zo .a we -i.n.eon onate �i.n,to zh.e 197 . c.os o ev op�c.n9 e an.e � r - " Minutes of Parks and Recreation Commission Meetin�, July 26, 1971. Page 2 � _ T. _ ''TOT lAT IN HAMILTON�S ADDITION TO h1ECHANIGSVILLE �CON�T): A lady in the audience suggested that we red tag the property so it isn't sold before we can act on the purchase of it. The Commission agreed and Mr. Brown will take care of this, The. Mo�,i.on ca�vc�,ed. ►,�,: �. • : : . : : : �� On July 18, 1971, Mr. Winston Jacobson directed a letter to Mayor Kirkham and the Fridley City Council, concerning the development of the North Park Area. Mr. Jacobson was cpncerned that the City Administration was urging all property owners with low land to contact the City and it would arrange with Burlington Northern to dump its excess dirt on thEir property. According to Mr. Jacobson, the area especially mentioned was the low swamp land north of 79th Avenue between University Avenue and the railroad tracks. Mr. Jacobson asked if the Commissioners had spent any of their time looking over the area? He pointed out that there are deer, beaver, fox, birds, and numerous otheranimals which he wouldn't have believed possible in a Metropolitan area, if he hadn't seen it himseli. He mentioned that there was presently a beaver dam. Mr. Jacobson informed the Commission that disturbing this area would be a drastic mistake because there are so few areas of this quality remaining. He said that minor improvements wouldn't cause any harm, but that total development of the area would destroy it. Mr. Wagar suggested that before we buy any additional park s�ace, we should develop the parcels we already have. Mr. Olson suggested that perhaps we should approach Anoka County regarding the purchase of the North Park Area. He said that we can't aetually afford it and if we could obtain some aid irom the County, it would put a different light on the subject. Mr. Fitzpatrick indicated that approachir►g the County was a good idea. Mr. Jacobson pointed out that some of the ideas which have been discussed for this particular area are ba11 diamonds and perhaps a golf course. ICE SKATING RINK FOR JAY PARK� ' Mx. David Wade was present on behalf of his 7 year old son who took up a petition Prom the area residents for the installation of an ice skating rink at Jay Park.. Mr. Wade pointed out that there aren't any facilities available to the children of this area unless they cross a major street or highway. The closest rink would be , at Sylvan Hills Paxk and this is South of Mississippi Street. For children this age, it's too dangerous. � Mr. Olson said that although he felt Mr. Wade and his son have a legitimate complaint and xequest, what it all boils down to is the lack of man power to maintain the rinks we already have. �� � �� Mr. Brown and Mr. Fitapatrick both sugg�sted that Mr. Wade approach his Councilmen regarding more hours and manpower for the Paxk Depaxtment for fhe development and maintenance of additional ice skating rinks. 1972 sun��r, The 1972 Budget was discussed by�.he"�p�r►i�sioners. �x. Brown was directed to add the Hyde Park az'ea, the pareels located in Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville, and any othez� petitioned areas, to the 1972 Budget request. r r ' Minutes of Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting, July 26, 1971 Page 3 1972 �er _ Ccav `T) : , The Commission questioned the need for a Chipper. Both Mr. Brown and Mr. Volkman ix�dicated that there was a definite need for this piece of equipment. Mr. Volkman in£ormed the Commission that on nwnerous occasions, this piece of equipment would be used for the disposal of tree trimmings, trees which have either been cut down ' or might have fallen, and in reverse, the wood chips which are the end result of the operation, come in handy in landscaping. They are used around the base of trees and shrubs, or for decoration in other landscaping. , ' ' � � 65 The qusstion of the need for additional tennis courts was mentioned. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that there is definitely a need for more courts. He informed the Commission that he had had many calls regarding the use of the courts by both the schools and residents. All calls indicated that thexe is a shortage. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked Mr. Brown when the Budget was to be ready for Council. Mr. Brown said that it was due on or about August 9, 1971. Mr. Wagar suggested that a Special Meeting date be set to discuss the Budget in greater detail. The Commissioners agreed that there should be a special meeting on August 9, 1971, at 7:30 p.m., to further discuss the 1972 Budget, PETITION FROM THE ELY STREET GANG� MO7IUN by S�',imm.ee�c, Seconded by HQ.a,in, .ta nece,c.ve .the peti,t�.an aubm.i.ited by .the 500 T3�oeh, �y S�ceet Gang. The Ma.t,i,on c.atcn,i.ed. , The Coimaissioners discussed the location of the lot proposed as a ball field for the area represented by the S00 Block, Ely Street Gang. The lot in reference is on Dover Stz�eet and would be far too small fox a ballfield. � � � � ' ' M�TION 6y S�t�r►un�.e�c, Seeonde.d by (�Uagcvc, �a �.n�anm .th.e,�e 6aya .tha.t .i.n .the e,s�iyna.t',i.on ob .the Camnu.ae�,an, �th.i.s ane.a. �%.6 -too ama,Q,.e.. .to be deve,eaped .i.wto a ba�b�.e,�.d. The�ce ane -two a.th.en patch,a, Spn.f.ng 8naah. PevcFL and Cn.a,i.g Pank, .i.n .th.e .umie.d.i,a.te anea, wh.i.eh �hey eou.�.d uae �on xh,i,6 punpo�2. 7he Ma.ii.an ecctvu:ed. RUTH CIRCLE AREA� The Commissioners instructed Mr. Brown to proceed with the purchase of land in the Ruth Circle Area. _ �_ .�: .:�i u ►1 htOTION .to ud1aWcn �h.2 mee�i.nc� czi 18r 1�5 p.►n. The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, September 27, 1971, at 7:30 p.m.,.in the Community Room at Civic Center. ' Raspectful�y submitted, � CATHIE S AHL, Secretary to the Commission � ' ' �' � � � 1 �� MINUTES OF iNE REGULAR PARKS Alm RECRFATION COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST '�, 1971� Meeting was called to oxder at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Olson, Stimmler. MEMBERS ABSENT: Wagar. OTHFRS PRESENT: Mrs. Merle Otten, 5311 4th Street N.E., 55421, 560-5577, Park on Sth. • Merle J. Otten, 5311 4th Stxeet N.E., 55421, 560-5577, Park on 5th. Richard L. Byers, 5300 Sth Street N.E., 55421, 560-4306, Park on 5th. Gary Novak, 5315 4th Street N.E., 55421, 560-2974, Park on 5th. Earl Miller, 401 53rd Avenue N.E., 55421, 560-5616, Park on Sth. puane Prestby, 361 66th Avenu� N.E., 55432, 560-2158, F.Y.F.A. Faul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Curtis Dahlberg, Park Planner. Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. MI NUTES OF JULY 26, 1971 r�Er i rvc � MOTI�N by B�Qa.in, Seeonde.d by S.t,imm.ee�c, xo appnave •.the M.inu.te,a o� .the Regu.�.an Panh.a and Reeheat.i.on Com►n.i.a4�.on Mee�",i.ng, dcLied Ju.ey 26, 1911. The Mo�',i.oa ecveh.i,ed. � TOT LOT IN HAMILTON'S ADDITION 70 MECHANICSVILI..E� i 1 � � � 1 , � i � Five residents of the neighborhood located South of Freeway #694 and West of 7th Street, were once again present to request a Tot Lot for their r.eighborhood. At the July 26th Commission Meeting, the Commission heard their reques�i and agxeed that they were in need of some type �f facility. Ttiese sma11 children would have to cross 7th Street, in order to play at a park, the closest being Oak Hill Park, which they didn�t feel was large enough to handle the nwnber of children found in the surrounding neighborhoods. The area these residents are requesting is one of two areas available for this purpose. Tt consi.sts of three lots and they request only a swing set and sand box. The other area is located along University Avenue, where the entrance and exit ramps are located fox Fx�eeway #694. The residents refuse to allow their children to play this close to two major highway systems. � At the July 26th meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission, a Motion was made and seconded, to recommend to the City Council, that we incorporate into the 1972 Budget, the purchase o� property for a Tot Lot and the cost of developing the area located appraximately 5334 5th Street N.E., or immediately to the North of that address. A lady in the audience suggested that we red tag the property so it isn't sold before we can act on the purchase of it. The Commission agreed and instructed(y�� Brown to take care of this. The Motion carried. Qn July 29, 1971, Mr. Brown submitted a recownendation to the City Manager, Mr. Davis, infprming him that the Commission had reviewed the request of the residents of Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville, and made the following recommendations: 1. Obtain state owned lots mentioned in the petition by allocating funds in the 1972 Budget. 2. Red Tag lots so they are not sold. 3. Obtain cost estimates for d�velopment of the area. Mr. Brown went on to say the following: "As Director of the Qepa�'tment, I do not feel that the City needs another tot lot in this immediate area. We have Oak Hill Park which is located on 54th and 7th Streets and i feel this park, with its current fac�lities, serves the area that is'making the request." 'Upon re�eipt of the memo, Mr. Davis and Mr. Brown drove out and looked over the sight. Mr. Davis made the same recommendation ta the City Council. Mr. Brown didn't arrive at the August 30th meeting until 8:00, so this line of discussion was postponed until his arrivai. � � ' � � , � � � � �� Minutes of Parks and R�cxeation Commission Meeting, Au�ust 30, 1971. Page 2 ___ _ _.. _..... . _ CRY�TAL TEAh1S TO JOIN FRIDLEY YOUTH FfJOTBAIl ASSOCIATION� Mr. Duane Prestby, member of tha Fridley Youth Football Association, was present on behalf of President Tom Nielsen and the Fridley Youth Football Association, to make a request of the Parks and Recreation Commission to honor their request for two football teans from Crystal to enter the Fridley group for the season. Mr. Prestby informed the Commission that one of their members, acting under his own power and not under the power of the Football Association, had informed the two teams in Crystal that they could play football with the Fridley Football Association. Crystal has only 55 boys registered, so there really aren't enough to have their own group. Upon approval of their request to play with Fridley, the boys all went out to buy the regulation molded shoes which Fridley requires, to replace their cleated shoes. Registration fees were collected and the two teams volunteered to pay $50.00 per team to the Parks and Recreation Departm�nt, for payment of of£icials. The F.Y.F.A, refused to accept the two teams into the Association, due to a policy they haYe and this meant that the boys wo�tld not be able to play football this season. After reviewing Crystal's plea, the F.Y.F.A, voted to accept Crystal into the Association, if they received approval from the Parks and Recreation Commission. The terms o#' the agreement will be that all games will be played in �xi.dley, because of insuxance reasons, with each of the Fridley House Teams play�ing each of the Grystal teams once. There are a total of six Cub Teams. The Crystal teams will not be eligible fox the trophy which will be presented to the winning team at the close of the season. Crystal wi11 have to conform to al� the rules and regulations of the Fridley Youth Football AssoCiation and will have to pay $50.00 per team to the Parks and Recreation Department for the payment of officials ior their games. The Commission asked if the F.Y.F.A. anticipated any problems and Mr. Prestby remarked that they felt all probJ.ems could be handled. MUTIUN by �Ea,i.n., Seeanded by Sx,urr�nQ.e�e, xo penmi,t ,the ,two�e,ta,C Foo.tbu.P� .te.ama zo � en.te�t. p�F.ay w.i..th -the F�e.i.d,Z.ey yau.ih Foo�tbc�.P�. Aa�ae.,i,a.t,i,on, pa.yme,n,t a� $50. DO pe�c .te.am �o zh.e Pevch� and Ree�ceuz.�:on Vepa�c�,men.t, .to eove�c �he eadz o� zhe o���,e,i.a.P.a. The Mo.ti.on ca�.i,.ed. ` TOT LOT DISCUSSION R�St�IED� , ' , ' � �, Upon arrival of Mr. Brown, the discussiorL of the request for a Tot Lot for the residents of Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville, reswned. Mr, Fitzpatrick briefed Mr. Brown on the previous discussion and informed him that the Commission's action at the July 26th meeting was to incorporate this Tat Park into the 1972 $udget request. Mr. Qlson pointed out that on July 26th, five Comsissioners approved this request, and then, because o� some memorandum, which the Commission has not seen, this request was disapproved. Mxs. Otten said that the City Manager refused to red tag or secure the lot in any way. Mrs. Otten reported that she had talked to both Mr. Brown and Mr. Davis on separate occasions, and they informed her that they didn't need a park. [►�. Olsan pointed out that the Commission's reco�endations have either been ignored or there is a t�cemendous lack of communication regarding this subject. Mr, Brown informed the area residents and the Commission that he was not in agreement with the decision Lo provide funds for the purchase �� �evelopment of a Tot Lot in , Minutes of Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting, Au�ust 30, 1971. Page 3�� � TOT L4T iCON�T): , , , r , � � their area. He said that he and Mr. Davis had driven down to the sight and checked out the two possibilities and felt that Oak Hill Park was adequate to handle the children in the neighborhood. He said that he respected the opinion and decisions of the Commission, but that he felt that there was no real need to have a park only 2� blocks away from one already in existance. It was pointed out that there was no traffic control at the intersection of 54th and 7th Streets, and perhaps this would aid the children in safely crossing over to the park. Mrs. Otten asked Mr. Brown who had the final authority, the Co�amission or Mr. Brown? Mr. �rowfl said that they were two entirely different situations. The Commission answers directly to the City Council and he is part of Mr. Davis' Administrative Staff and their decision was strictly an administrative one and not necessarily reflecting the opinion of the Commission. He pointed out that in this instance, they were not in agxeement. The Commission decided that a Motion was in order to reconfirm their views for the Mayor and the City Council. I��TIQN by 02aon, Secanded by i�.au., zo aay zha,t �.b �h.e ba.a.�a be,i.ng u,aed -t.o ne�u,ae xhe pa�cch. .tu 6e .�aca.ted .i,n Hami,C.tan'e Add.i.ti.an �o Mecha►-u.cav.i,e,�.e, wa.e -t.h.a.t OaFz H.i,2� Pcvi.F� wt�,a -taa e.Coa e�a aua�.a.►tit ano�h.e�c pa�c.h. ,�.n zhe .immectiA�e cvicea, xh.e Comni,aa�.on wa.d nox .i.n. agneemen,t. 1 DISCUSSION� Mr. Stimmler asked Mr. Olson to further define the intent of his Motion. Mr, Olson said that the intent of h�s Motion is to inform the Administrati.on that the Commission doesn't agree and they feel the request should be reconsidered. , Mr. Stimmler said that if the Motion was reworded, he would vote in favor of it, but he felt that the Motion, in its present state, was not descriptive of the feelings of the Commission, Mr. Olson agreed �o reword the Motion. , � MUTI�N by Ok�son Seeonded �6�_ �13.?.a.ue T".m� �an � necan�.�den, �he a ...,,,,,....�,,,.. n'6 �he a Ta� Lo.t zo be and �he C.i n ' MOORE LAKE.GI�T FROM THE LIONS CU�� Mr. Brown informed the Commission that he had received many nice xeports on the installation of the fountain at Moore Lake Beach and Park, by the Fridley Lions Club. , He told them that the warning signs had been damaged already and had to be replaced, but that there would be minor occurances of this type until the newness weus off. �� ' Mrt. Brown reported that a thank you letter had been sent to the Lions Club on behalf o� the City, the Co�mnission, and the Department. � G I FT OF� EVERGRE.�N iREES FROM SHELL OI L COhPAN1(. Mr. Brown told the Comtnission that the Shell Oil Company, located on 61st and University Avenue N.E., has donated 9 Arbor Vitae (evergreen) trees to be relocated at Moore La.ke � Beach and Park, to the north of the Tennis Courts. ' � Minut.es of Parks and Recreation Commission Meetin Au ust 30 1971. Page 4 �i�? ' IR�I6ATION SYSTE7NS AT CIYIC CENTER Afm THE COMHONS PARK� Mr. Brown �.nformed the Commission that the irrigation system at The Commons Park will be ' turned on, for the first tirae in its entirety, tonight (August 30th). The system has been tested, but this will be the first opportunity to see it in full operation. Both the Civic Center and The Commons systems are completely installed now and will be in , operation. VI EYrCON PROJ�CT � ' , � � , � � Mr, Brown informed the Commission that Viewcon is being planned with the Park facilities in mind. He showed them the blue prints of the acreage which will includ� roughly 20 to 21 acres. The City Council has red tagged this area for park development. Approx- imately 9� acres will remain undevelop�d for the most part. The other remaining acreag�, which covers about 112 acres, will be developed into a fine facility, which can be used for all City residents. They are also planning bpth an indoor and an outdoor facility, which will be strictly for the residents of the complex. Mr. Brown asksd the Commission for their o�inion of this project. The Commissioners felt that they would like to survey the area on foot before making any decisions. The Co�nmissioners will meet with Mr. Brown at 6:30 p.m, on Tuesday, September 7, in the Grace High School parking lot, to walk over the area being discussed, before deciding whether or not to participate in this praject. DRF�G�NG NqOR� LAKE� � � 1 � , , , ' , Mx. Olson inquired about the sanitary situation at Moore Lake Beach and Park. Mr. Rrown told him that every time someone gets an ear ache, it's blamed on the poor conditions at the Beach. In Mr, Brown's estimation, the lake is no more unsaie or unclean than any other lake. Mr. Brown told the Commission that the money set aside for the dredging of Moore Lake last year will be combined with the money set aside this year and they're hoping to praceed with the project this fall. They will be dredging the beach area only and will expand farther, only as money permits. The material taken off of the iake bottom will be dumped at the north end of East Moore Lake. Mr. Olson asked Mr. Brown if he felt this was necessaxy. Mr. Brown said that most definitely it was. There are still fish and ducks in this lake, and there will be swimmers next seaSon. This dredging will make it safer for all coneerned. ,� � . M�TION bc� �.2.�son, Seeonded by S�imm.e.eh., .ta ad�owen .the mee,ti.n.g ct,t 9:25 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on September 27, 1971, at 7:30 p.m., in the Community Room at Frid�e�y Civic Center. PLEASE NOTE: Our meeting place will be permanentiy situated in the Connaunity Room, due to the lack of space in the Conference Room. Respectfully submitted, � AT E RDA L, eCretary`to t e�ommission � � , � � usu�tc�A�a ' �j—j NGINEERING U �_INC. =— i I Main Office 784-E ��, • � 6875 Highway Na. 6�� '�• � � Minneapolis, Minnesc„� 55A;s2 -_ L .. " _ --._.. _..__ ... ---- . ^soutn otf��e � a�o•s5 � o �'—'j a Ciuil & Municipal Engineering • Soil Testing 151 West Burnsvills CrosStown ��1 Land Surveying • Land Planning Burnsville, Minnesota 5�378 l.._.J � Honorable Mayor and City Council Ci.ty of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Attn: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer G�ntl�men: Auguet 30, 197�. Re: Project 103 We have examined the bids received for the above project and have determined that the Dunkley Surfacing Co. Inc., 3756 Grand SCxeet N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota was the low bidder, the bid being xn the amount of $284,281.10. Oux examination of the bid indicates an increase of approximately 3% in the pri.ces presented in the preliminary report and at t�he publi.c hearin$. Zn our opinion, the Contractar is capable of performing the pxo�act, and the contract should be'awarded. , WEJiml� , , � Ru441'1 :ilnde�, Reg. 8ngr. W�. ,�. ✓en�en. Ret. Rn�r. Very truly yours� SUBURBAN ENGINEERING� INC. i ),//, / � / �/ ��,CC�`,�) [ �-��-:>{-c_ William E. JensQn, ,.E. ��� E. A. Rath6un, Re�. Swv, Jehn F. Dwvrr. R�i. 8uw. �i'!1!•;f� M�Ye�� ReY• �ny►, r.._..:. �'i 's�..e . n. n. BID TABULATION WATER, SANITARY SEWER & STORM SEWER Project No. 103 City of Fridley Dunkley Surfacing Co., Inc. Orfei & Sons, Inc. Northdale Constr. Co. Inc. Northern Contracting Co. Barbarossa & Sons, Inc. McDonald & Associates Johnson Bros. C.S. McCrossan, Inc. $ 284,281.10 $ 287,468.08 $ 304,655.00 $ 318,710.20 $ 330,357.50 $ 331,020.80 $ 387,373.30 $ 444,335.75 , '�1 , � , � , MEMO T0: , SUBJECT: 1 � ' , � � i � ' � ' � i ' � OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA September 17, 1971 MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL AWARDING OF THE BID FOR THE 100 FOOT AERIAL LADDER Bids for the 100 Foot Ladder were opened on August 2, 1971, and have been analyzed by the Fire Apparatus Committee of the Fire Department. The firm of Peter Pirsch and Company of Kenosha, Wisconsin, which submitted the low dollar bid of $63,947, does not meet the specifications in that their bid does not include hydraulic outriggers, which is a major deviation from the speci- fications. The low bid which met the specifications was submitted by Pierre Thibault Company of Quebec City, Canada, in the amount of $66,000 (U.S. money). Because of the recent imposition of the 10% surtax on imports, we contacted the Pierre Thibault Company to find out if their bid price would remain the same. We have received confirmation from the company that their bid of $66,000 is firm until September 30, 1971, as contained in the attached letter signed by Mr. Gagnon, Manager-Quotations, for the company. At the present time the City is purchasing two pumper trucks--one 1250 GPM pumper purchased in 1968 and another 1250 GPM pumper in 1970 for which the first payment will be due in 1972. The 1972-budget contains the final payment on the 1968 truck. The 1971 Budget set aside $10,000 for payment on the truck to be delivered in 1972. In order to keep the payments on all fire apparatus at approximately the same annual amount, it is suggested the payout on the ladder truck be on a five year basis. The first payment on the ladder truck will not be due until.1973, the year the truck is delivered. The total payments, including this year, on fire apparatus would then be as follows: �': 1971 1972 PLAN FOR PAYt�NT OF FIRE APPARATUS $ 5,980 Principal & Interest, 1968 Pumper Truck 10,000 On Pumper Truck to be delivered in 1972 $15,980 TOTAL - 1971 $ 5,490 Principal & Interest, 1968 Pumper Truck 11,556 Principal & Interest, 1972 Pumper Truck $17,046� TOTAL - 1972 1973 $11,006 Principal & Interest on 1972 Pumper Truck 8,000 Principal Payment on n.ew Ladder Truck $19,006 TOTAL - 1973 �� MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL -2- , . `� 3 SEPTEMBER 17, 1971 1 1974 $ 8,747 Principal & Interest on 1972 Pumper Truck 11,117 $8,000 principal $3,117 interest on new Ladder Truck $19,864 TOTAL - 1974 1975 $19,687 -$17,000 principal, $2,687 interest on new Ladder Truck 1976 $18,774 -$17,000 principal, $1,774 interest on new Ladder Truck 1977 ' $16,860 -$16,000 principal, $860 interest on new Ladder Truck With the acquisition of the 100 Foot Ladder Truck it is anticipated the major equipment needs of the Fire Department will be met for the next ten years. Council had previously authorized the borro;aing of funds from the Fridley Volunteer Fire Relief Association to purchase the Ladder Truck. It is recommended the bid for the 100 Foot Aerial Ladder Truck be awarded to Pierre Thibault and Company of Quebec, Canada, and all other bids be rejected. Very respectfully, . ! %LC��ti \\ _ �Ca.i�-., GRD/ms Gerald R. Davis City Manager . � � �� ... � � � ������� ������1L��Ci �Ca�ada�ltcB/lt�/ . A/ERF��I//LLE, QUEBEC, 514/56'B 3331 � Manufacturier d'appareiis et d'accessoires contre les incendies / Manufacturer of fire engines and accessories / Bureau chef / Head office Pierrevilie, Quebec i . . !' � September 3, 1971. � ; , Mr.'�Robert Hughes, Fire Chief, i � Fridley Fire Department, � City of Fridley, FRIDLEY, Minnesota, , U.S.A. . . � Gentlemen, re: OUR PROPOSAL P71-111 � At our representative's request, Mr. Arthur Schultz, we are pleased to confirm our telegram of August 26, 1971, to the effect that our �_ price of $66,000.00 (U.S.funds) for the supply of one (1) aerial ladder 100-foot, as stated in our proposal P71-111 dated July 26, 1971, is firm until September 30, 1971, and is our net selling price to you, FOB Fridley, Minn., and includes all current applicable duties. 1, Trustin ou find the above to our satisfaction and that we ma g Y Y Y be favoured with your valued order, we remain, � ,; • Yours very truly, , FIE�RRE THI.BAULT CANADA LIA4ITED, . �r �� f. �� ,��'`�' � ' L'eo Paul Gagnon, � Manager - Quotations. 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September i4� 1971 Mr. Nasim Quresh� City ,�ineer � City oi Fridley 6431 University Avenue Atortheast � �'ridley� N'�.innesota 55432 In Repl.y P.e�er To: 315 C. s. 0207 T.H. 65 � ?3rd Avenue Northeast Request for firaf�ic Signal � Dear P,'Ir. Qure shi : Stucli es perforrued by the TrafPic Section of the District 5 Off�ce o� the P,ti.nnesota Fiighvray Department inclicate that a minimal waxrant is met to justi�y placement of traffic si.gnals at the subject inter- section. Funds have been committed �or this type of constz�uction through June o� 1g72 at other inter;,ections that have more critical eonditions then the 73rd Avenue interseetion. Based on our findings� hor�ever� ws do �ntend to request funds ior this project in the up-coming Safety Improvement Program, This project will then be wea.ghed a�ainst otnex intersections as to priority based on ava.ilable funds. Hc�pefully� this will resolve the question you have on the mattero Sincerely� `��.� �� � ��� � R, A. Elasky I}istrict Traffic �c��gineex � � . -i. .� • . a✓.l. � Ci �. i • • Taxget Stores� Inc. " ; � " City P;:an� er . N. R. Osterby ��-��� . : .� �\J � .. &��.���: �. 197I , ��x. l�ic�� �2�a:��-�r �xr��f�c �n�;3i��c� D� ��ai.c�: 5 �iiz�r:��r�t:� k��. ;�,:�,y ��n�,�►:r�er.t �(35`.�' �,:�#.;�; �'�.ve t;�a`ci�t %Ii�r:k;a����1;�.�, 2�xar:�s���z a��t�� i'tie: ����� l:'r�� ������.c 5.����1 €�� � 13�� ���� :=a� �;�r� k�i��.=.��y ;t �5 �� T�'xir�ie}�•- �^`"�i�� '�• ��4ii�YL1� i . . . F . �`t3 �<<`d� �'k£.'t�.�V�'�. 1:��.:.``.k°s'Gr`*.SL '2f'�iLit?.`"�� 'r;sir::Y %i'3".3�"�41}� �'ir:f� %'�:53� �4 £iT3u �Ilt �1� �k�.L'9 ���+� �fi�' i�IL� i:L�'<�'•t1 �Q�' �% i:iu��::i.� C-�i:a��;�� f::";.'"J'? 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C,�} f 7ct ��'^;» jY y� � � � Aw�yt,'1 1�3• �t�titi��..SLL� A �wi• Ci�,r ��rt�,Rr:���- i��,r�ct�r a� i'Lanr�ir�; I�: a�/r.;�3 �,u : I� .� �: 1.�..�. GsL'::�:�:y �.'���;�L' � i �x�:: , irG. #tS.�4�% 3�+4i�tiv{�b 0 �� � ' ' ' ' � ' ' LJ ' ' II ' ' ' ' ' l _1 � � �. Target Stores, Inc. � 1080 73rd Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55432 Phone (612) 786-6310 August 13, 1971 Mr. L. E. Chesney Director of Public Works City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Dear Mr. Chesney: In the past several days there h�ve been several major traffic acci- dents on Highway 65 in the general area of 73rd Avenue N.E. I am not aware of conditions at the intersection with University Avenue. The thought occurs, that with the growing commercial and probably resi- dential population in this general area, a new look should be taken at the traffic control situation. Observation indicates that both North and South traffic on the two highways is proceeding at reasonably high speeds at these intersections. As discussed, would you consult with your concerned departments and the State Highway Department with the intent of obtaining the neces- sary study and remedial action if indicated. As I told you, this�note is not a complaint, but an indication of our civic aware�e�ss and, of course, a capital concern for the safety of our own e�nployees. Very �rul '� y'ours, � �`�� �--Art r W. 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Jl /� �/iL�rli�'i i // �� ...�_ //�. . // %/�l ��:� V� �src.i. / / /���/ 1 � ��/ "'�/f� (/�'�•Q`��l✓ �� i�` C [ ! GL���I'�-1 �.��'?'�� �� ' ' ' � ' • ' : _ _ �.. - ' ' RESOLUTION NO ._ I 1 _"]_ . ---T , ? A RESOLUTION ORDEF.ING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECII'ICATIONS, F�O AND ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: WATER, SANITARY SEj,TER ;' AND STOF.I4I SEWER PROJECT ��105 �nnENDiJNI N0. 1 ; _. . _ �� --_ . . _ BE IT.�RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. � That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit: Sanitary Sewer, Water Ma.in Laterals and Service Connection and ` Storm Sewer and Appurtenances to serve: � �1. Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 1, Oak Hill Addition. 2. Z'he area not already served in the Southwest Quadrant of � the intersection of Interstate ��694 and Highway �65, East , of Temp].e Terrace Second Addi.tion a�d North of 53rd Avenue. � � ' , ' �; ' - ' � 2. !. That Comstock and Davis In\ - ' - ` - -- -- _. , corporated, Consulting Engineers; are " hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans ar.d specifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the costs of said improvements, including every item of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in eonnection there�vith, or the financing thereof, and to make a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein k�hether said improvements are f.easi.ble and wheth�r they can hest be m�de as oroposed, or in connection with some other improvements (and the estimated cost as � recommended), including also a description of the lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be proposed to be assessed. ' 3. That said preliminary report of the Engineer shall be furnished to the Council. -- , . . � U ' ADOPTED BY THE CITY COU�CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS Z DAY OF . .� , 19 71. . . , _ , ' ' . ' ' . I C.. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - rfarvin C. Brunsell MAYOit - Jack 0. Kirkham 0 � : .' _ 1 � , LJ ' .. , �. _. � RESOLUTION N0, ` A RESOL TION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLI� HEARING ON THE rIATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF " � CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS: WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT ��105 ADDENDLTitii N0. 1 �� y�IF.RFAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected � thereby. . � � , • ' ' , ' c, . G: 1. 2. .BE IT RESOLVED, by the Ci.ty Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: That the preliminary report submitte� by (y�mst'oc,�;,. �^a��r—s., Tnr _ �3nsult�n� En�jnee s is hereby received and accepted. Th�t the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly..affected ox within the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements, and calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto againsC each of said lands. 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and eacn of them as noted in said no.tice are all the lands and areas as noted -"- in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately _ according to the bene�its received. !�. That the estimates of assessments of the Clerk shall be available for inspecti.on to the owner of any parcel of land as may be affected thereb� at any public hearing held relative thereto, as well as at any prior � time reasonable and convenient. 5. 6. �!� � That the City Clerk is authorized and directeci to give notice of such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official newspaper of the City of Fxidley and by mailed notices to all the property o�aners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of these improvements_according to lato, such notice to be substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit "A". .. That this Council will meet on the day of ,1971 at o'clock P..M. at the.City Hall in the City of Fridley for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit"A". . - ! •- ' . � I r ` ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUIICIL OF� THE CITY OF FRIDLEY Ti'.IS `" DAY OF ___ ATTEST: � � , 1971. i CITY CLERK - r;arvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham . . . , . . _ . . " . . . . �. . ,. � ; .. OFFICTAL PUBLICATION . � - � . � : . �. . . _ �2 CITX OF FRIDLEY . . . � (EXHIBIT A) . � • ' ' _ .. __ . � ' NOTICE OF HEARING ON I�IPROVE?�LENTS . , �. . R SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PR4JECT �105 ADDEr.1DUM ��1 WATE , . ' � � yJFIEREAS, the City Council of the�Gity of Fxidley, Anoka County, - Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to receive evidence pertaining to the . � impxovements hereinafter described. . . ' � NOW THEP.EFO£.E, NOTICE IS HERF.BY GIVEN THAT on the ________ day of _.. : � • �t o'clock P.M. the City Council will ': tneet at the City Hall in said City, and wi11' at said time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in •.�hole or in part. The�general nature of the impxovements is the construction (in the. ' lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: , . . . . CONSTRUCTION ITE`�q . . . . � . ; . � . ' . � sewer watex main lateral.s and sexvice connection Sana.taxy , and stoxm sewer and appurtenances to serve: � � �. � • ' � 1. Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 1, Oak Hill Addition. f . 2. The area not already served in the Southwest Quadrant of the '� �� intexsection of Intexs�ate ��694 a�d Highuray �65, East of � `° � Temple Terxace Second Addition and North of 53rd Avenue. � � _. . _ . _ ESTT.MATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ . . ' J' � . ' THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IrIPROVErIEN1S IS AS FOLLOtJS: � ' For Construction Item above -------------------------=----------- .� All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all ' lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. �,, � All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received by such improvements. I That should the Council proceed with said improvements they will consider each separate improver�ents, except as her�aftPr otherwise provided by the - Council all under the following authority, to-wit: Minnes�ta Statutes 1961, � Chapter 429 and laws amendatory thereof, and in confonr.ity �aith the City Charter. ' � . DATED THIS DAY OF '�_, 1971, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COU�iC IL . , . . � �_. � MAXOR - Jack 0. Kirkhan� a� ' Publish: • � � , RESOLUTION N0. � � ' A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO PROCEED WITH THE REPAIR AND IMPROVEr1ENT OF LOCKE T�KE DAM PROJECT ��104 ON TFIE BASIS OF NEGOTIATED CON�RACT, DAY LABOR AND CITY , FORCES TO COMPLETE THE WORK AS BIDS FOR THE PROJECT CAME SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER THAN �H� ENGINEER`S ESTIMATE � J ' ' � WHEREAS, the City of Fridley received bids for the Locke Lake xepair and improvement project ��104 on August 16, 1971 and even the lowest bid of Huxley Construction Company in the amount of $25,967.0� was over $10,000000 higher than the Engineex's estimate for the project. WHEREAS, Minnesota State Statutes No. 429.041, Subdivision 2, provides that if the only bids submitted are higher then the Engineex's estimate the Council may, without advertising for bids, directly purchase the material for the work and do it by the employment of day labor•or in any other manner the Council considers proper. WHEREAS, the City's Consulting Engineer's, Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, made a report to the City Council, dated August 30, 1971, outlining portions of the work that can be contracted along.with the use of City forces and buying some material which will make the total�cost fox the project $16,300.00 which is reasonably close to the original estimate. ' , . ' � � ' ' ' ' NOW, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley that; 1. The City administration is hereby autharized to proceed with the repair and i.mprovement of the Locke Lake Dam Project �104 on the basis as outlined by Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, in their August 30, 1971 report. 2. That all the work shall be supervised by Comstock and Davis, Incorporated, Registered Engineers. 3. Z'he City Mayor and City Manager axe hereby authorized to entex into contract with Claytron, Incoxporated in the amount of . �11,200,00 for the constxuction of the side reliefs and the xepair of Locke Lake Dam structure portion of the Project �104 ADOPTED BX �HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDZEX THIS (`� DAY OF - , 1971. ' ATTEST: ; ' �CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' , G 0 ,� �YOR - Jack 0. Kixkham �� � a, ' �I ' , � J ' , L� � , , � , ' ' � � cc�rEst� c;�;: �: ��r,�; r�, :tr?�. GOZZVIS�rl.T« Li7�� i_�<«E�.�rJ �.�)�iLl t'.GLiT'.►�".� :'\'�:?ia' :t�tt M�ni:e.����.i:t, *f.:�n.csL�;,. 55w�2 �a��ua�� 3Q, ���i C�.�v i4_��a��;;ex -- �C:� �;� C�a��? �� 7 �`O lf.�e i�.'iA��i Q�:,''��..uil�� L�.d.� l.ixb"�l.C�,`1. C-� �'y' ..�,. � : ti LS; �'1?� E+i�.�i. :TXi.i`��:.�3 �� t'�'v�rT.:�. T�ot'„ ii.&.iS��nix��i: �'u' Z I="t.°t.?1i3::S�f;.-3a J�YJ.,�. 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BRUNSELL, �INANCE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: RESOLUTIONS TRANSFER�ING COSTS AND EXPENSES FROM THE ST, 1970-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT � DATE: SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 ' The attached two resolutions wquld authorize the transfer of expenses for the St. 1970-1 Street Improvement Project in accordar�ce with the manner in which the assessment roll wds made up for the September 13, 1971 Public Hear�ng. The transfer in the amount of $8,787.45 involves the repair of a water line, and the transfer in the amount of $1,687.67 involves the installation of a walkway. RESOLUTION N0. �971 ; � , A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHARGING THE COST OF WATER LINE REPAIR ON HICKORY STR�ET DONE UNDER THE ST. 1970'-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO THE RUBLIC UTILITY FUND ; ,-, WHEREAS, Certain costs and expenses uvere incurred under the ST. 1970-1 Street Improvement Project'for repair of the � utility lines in the vicinity of Hickory 5treet, and WHEREAS, These costs should be borne'by the Public Utility Fund, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That'costs in the amount of $8,787.00 be transferred from the ST. �970-1 Street Improvement Project to the Public Utility Fund. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNC�L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ' DAY OF , 197�, M YOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL ' �� ' ' , � ' ' � ' , ' ' � ' 1 � ' � , ' RESOLUTION N0. ' 1971 A RES LUTION AUTHORIZING CHARGING THE COSTS OF SIDEWALK BETWEEN RAINB W DRIVE AND SUNRISE DRIVE TO THE GENERAL FUND HEREAS, Costs in the amount of $1,687.67 were incurred for const uction of a walkway between Rainbov� Drive and Sunrise Drive, and ' HEREAS, Under City policy this co�t is to be borne by the Gener 1 Fund, ' OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, Tha� a transfer of $1,687.78 is he eby authorized from the General Fund to the ST. 1970-1 ' Stree Improvement Project'. � ' �, ATTESI' : SSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COIJN�IL OF THE CITY OF IDLEY THIS � DAY OF I� , 1971. 0 MAY R- JACK 0. KIRKHAM 0 �� ' e ' ' � Fridley are ' of the City C1 Auditor for cc ' authorized anc ' for collect�or part herecf b� ' � � — 1971 �� �x� cz , ' ' ATT�.ST : ' ' Cl2Y CL;�:tK — Ti ' . ' � ' �. \ / � � / �� � t R:�:SOLUTIOId :JO. ' �. R�SOLUTIOiV C��TIFYI.�1G C3RT1�Ii�1 �ELIP��U��,NT j7.1T1R ��ID S�:I�R CHf�RG�,S TO `r- �� COUTdTY Ali�I^lOR ��0� COLL�CTIOiJ ti�,n�rx �.�x� 1972 T�s Iri�iE�EAS� certain ti�ater and sewer charges for the Czty of inqueilt in payment� and, . WHr !� �Sj Se�tion ? of Ordinance �'umber 113, Section 1.02 �ter provides for cer�ifying delinquent charges to the County .ection t-rith the taxes. P30?��, TH�Rr.�'OR ;, .R„ I^1 P,,�SGLVED that the City� Clerk is hereby lirected to certify the followin� charges to the County �;uditor rith 1972 t�es due and payable in the �e�r 1972 to ��.t: All these noted in Schzdule "A.�' a�tach.ed hereto and made a �eference. ' PASSED A��il �OPT�D THIS ' DAF OF COU���CIL, CI`PX Or FrzIDL�.Y, �10I� COui:`�'Y, :�TITdI1�SOT�. � Ui4.�.R - NIarvin C. Erunsell hi�sYO�t - JacY Q. 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E. 61�th Avenue i1.E. 5�.0 - 8th Avenue I�. E. 5895 C ntral. �venue V. �. 532 Ch ri Circle T�.E. SBS� H ckmann Av�nue IvT. �. 62Zr9 �i' ghtray 7;` 65 N. E. � 1100 L d� Drive iV. �s. i5oo r� ssissyppi Street N. �. 685b r�: nroe Street i1. E. 5185 L ncoln Street N. E. 920 Jv rton Drive �. E. 941 Dv rton Drive �1. E. 67�;0 erton Drive N. E. 5650 P lk S�reet �;: �. 5725 P lk Street N. �,. 5173 S. ��oritz Drive �1. �,. 5�65 u iversi-ty r'�veriue l�j• �. 6101 U iversity Avenue P�, L. 6215 li iversity Avenue il. E. 62?5 U iversitf �1ver.ue IvT. E. 6237 U i•�ErsitSr �venue Td. r�. 63S1 U i-v�rs�_ty l:venue Id. Lo 6229 C ntr� Avenue ?J. E. 6631� C ntNa1 ri�re.zue N. 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E. 53o Janesville Street P1. E. 55t� J esville Street AT. E. 615 J esville Street :�;. E. 580 K' ,ball Street PJ. E. 686 K'mball Street N. E. 51t1 L fayette Stree+.. N. E. 591 L fayette Street :�?. E. 7570 akeside �oad "�T. �,. 299 L'berty Street ti. �. l�20 L'berty Street ��o L. 231 L ngfelloT,r Street i10 �. 303 L n�felloiv Street D?. 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BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR SUBJE T: RESOLUTION RELEASING FOR SALE TAX FORFEIT LOTS IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ' DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1971 The a tached resolution replaces the resolution which was in the S ptember 13, 1971 agenda. This resohlution releases for sale 11 tax forfeit lots in the City of Fridley, except those lots hich the City has an interest in. 'Included in the list of th lots which the City has an interest in are those lots in Ha ilton's Addition to Mechanicsville as discussed by the City ouncil some weeks ago. � � ' ' ' / � i . � / RESOLUTION N0. �` '� 1971 A RESOLUTION�RELEASING FOR SALE TAX FORFEIT LOTS IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY EXCEPT THOSE LOTS A LISTED IN THIS RESOLUTION WHICH AFtE BEING HELD FOR CITY PURPOSES WHEREAS, By letter on March 31, 1971 and Ap►�il 7, 1971 the Anoka County Auditor's of ice was asked to withhold from sale all tax forfeit lots within the City of ridley, and WHEREAS, Jt is the desire of the City Council of the City of Fridley to e now re1ease 11 tax forfeit lots for sale in th� City of Fridley providing the special ssessments are considered part of the appraised value and selling price of the tax forfeit lots, and providing th� special assessments are paid , at the time f the sale, and providing the City of Fridley has no interest in the lots or Cit� purposes, NOW, THE EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That it is the City Council's intention to ' withhvl.d fr sale the following lots: � , , , � � , , ' ' , Lot 1 , Lot 2, Lot 41, Lot 42, Lot 47, Lot 48, Lot 52, Lots 1 Lots 8 Lots 22 ditor's Subdivision #10, Parcel 500, Park Purposes ditor's Subdivision �10, Parcel 900, Park Purposes uditor's Subdivision #92, Park Purposes uditor's Subdivision #92, Park Purposes uditor's Subdivision #92, Park Pur�oses uditor's Subdivision #92, Park Purposes uditor's Subdivision #92, Park Purposes ru 13, Block 7, Edgewater Gardens Addition, City Purposes ru 10, Block 14, Hamilton's Addition, Park Purposes hru 24, Block 16, Hamilton's Addition, Park Purposes BE IT FU THER RESOLVED, By the Council of tMe City of Fridley that the County ` ditor's of ice is hereby requested to place for sale all other tax forfeit lots i.� the City f Fridley, except those specifically listed above, providing the s ecial asse sments are paid at the time of sale. f PASSED A D ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ATTEST: � ,, I Y CLERK - DAY OF VIN C. BRUNSELL 1971 YOR - C . K ��r •� C L A I M S u � 9/20/71 General: #26203 through #26348 Liquor: #5915 through #5977 ��� , . � MUCTIPLE DWELLING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED b Council S tember 20 1 1 ' Name Address Units ' Tom W'alsh 5866 - 2nd St. N.E. 4 5920 Stinson Blvd. Fridley, Minn. 55432 ' Marvin C. Eric son 5770 - 2'—z St.N.E. 11 2424 119th Ave N.W. ' Coon Rapids, M nn. 55433 �ames Bateman 5428 - 5th St. N.E. 4 ' S�S� Ewing No. Minneapolis, M nn: 55429 Peter Neururer 390 - 57th Place 4 ' 7125 Jersey Av . No, Minneapolis, M nn. 55428 � John J. Johnso 321 - 79th Way 4 380 Pillsbury )dg. Minneapotis, Minn. , Edina Realty I v. Inc. 1200 Hwy. )00 18 6500 France Av . So. � Edina, Minn. S 435 Edina Reelty 1230 Hwy. 100 18 � Edina Realt 1260 w Y H y. 100 18 ' Edina Realty 1290 Hwy. 100 18 � ' Ronald Shelton 140 Mississipp pl 4 8706 Grospoint ve, S. � � Cottage Grove, inn. Edst�om Realty 155-175 Satellite Lane 64 E. 2nd �St. 33 ' Winona, Minn. 5 987 ' Edstrom Realty 195 Satellite La. 20 ' A.G.Bruch . � _ . Ronald L. Bruch 221 Satellite La. 11 212 Paninsula R . ' Minneapolfs 554 1 Satellite �ane ssn. 201 Satellite La. 11 ' 2420 , 17th N. . New 6r��hton, M nn. ptember l, 1971 to September 1 1 72 Fee Approved by: ' 10.00 11.00 )0.00 10.00 ', 10.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 ', 10.00 33.00 ' 20. 00 11.00 11.OQ Fire Prev. Bureau Fi re Prev. Bureau Fire Prev. Bureau Fire Prev. Bureau Fi re Prev. Bureau Fire Prev. 6ureau Fi�e Prev, Bureau Fi re Prev. Bureau Fire Prev. Bureau Fire PrCv. Buredu Fire Prev. 6ureau Fi re prev. Buraau Fi re Prev. Bureau Fi re Prev. Bureau c��•, � �t' LIST OF LI�EI�1S a TO B�, APPROV�,D BY THI+; CIi1' COUI�IC�[Z AT THL I��;�TI?�1G OF SEPTFI�I��R 20. 1_97l VEAIDI�1r I`'L4C�?IP1 Norge Villa�e 235 rziSSiSSiD�� st. Fridley� P�1inn. � � ,� By: Lloyd I�Zurphy . APPROVED BY Health Inspec�or CQ�TR,�liCTO�t S LICENSES TO BE APPRO�VED BY COUNC7�L AT TH=IR REGUTAR MEETING ON SEP7.�ffiEit 0, 1971 MA30�iRY �_ nan Nikolai Route #5 - Excelsior, Box 216 A Minnesota By: Daniel Nikolai APPROVED BY Bldg. Inap. �� �� � � ' ' � 1 ��'� � �ITY Qj= FR.I�1.=.�J' .. . . NOUSE TRAILER �IPPLICATIUN . •. _.Date: _ �-/�� -7/ It is he eby requested that I be issued a house trailer permit in compliance with Cha ter 41, City Code of Fridley, Minnesota, 1963 by reason of the followin : �� �, _. A. Name f Applicant: �r,-,'.!'� ��/�.%, i,�• �t,�J �'%✓� Addre s : ��/!I- � � ;,/���;; %i• ,`-,' / � . r � -7 � � B. Owner iiip of Trailer : �/��� �� r-� ;,�� � ' fi �'-; C. Descr'pEion of Trailer (Make and Size) :', jL;�.:>.�.�,-t,,�{� /�i X 1� � ` � D. Name f Owner of Land ; r �� !� �� �� 1��Ti`� // %� :-'�--��� s: .E. .Per�o of Time Trailer i.s to be Stored a,r Occupied: � F. Use o Trailex: f����� ;,� . G. Signa uxes of Adjoining Pzoperty Ownexs Granting Approval; ' � ` �. / -� �- , .;�i; � , i'^ : �.- �l if/'/�✓}t%, -�/ � �1�� �-��� �%-- �� , � � ____- �- :� � ;H. �. � � r� � i' �° i I�_� � � �}. � � , x. I �—`--�. � ' ., , Locati�On of Trailer on Pxoposed Property (Attach Plat Plan of Property): I Where railer is to`be Occupied, What is; ,• � 1. Re ationship between Trailer Owner and Land Owner: `, �,,'�'/�i,^' 2. Na es and Ages of All Occupants • 'r�•-�; �-.� �!{ � - � L . • � 3. Fa ilities For Sewage Disposal, Water and Electricity; '� ;.��-T� __ `` � 4. ' S. �rn loyment of Applicant: ' Wh ther Applicant is Constructing Home in Area: ' The appl�.c�tion, when presented to the C�ty Ceuncil, shall show the recommenda��on� o� the Zon ng Administxatox and/or Building Inspector. � Pleas� fin attached check in the amount of $$.00 for parking/$25.00 for ' ' ' occupyi.ng house trailer. - ��:. ''i�,t � /.�.� !� � �! � �, � 1 ' Appli�ant �� , �' , ' �Receipt No, �.� ? J�` `/- ' ' � � I.i.cei�se No, - ; � � �/ / Appr.oved Ey: � G-�? ,C.c�,c.t��> >d-(.G! ��J E ST IMAT� �� FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETTNG - SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 Park Co struction Company 51 37th Avenue N. E. Fridley Minnesota FI AL Estimate �k3 for Meadowland Park Storm Sewer Pr ject No. P-i0 Berglun -Johnson, Inc. Excelsi r, Minnesota 55331 F AL Estima.te ��10 for the construction of Water Im rovement Project No. 95, Schedule B, according to contract Dunkley Surfacing Company, Inc. 3756 G and Street N.E. Minneap lis, Minnesota 55421 ' FI AL Estimate �k3 for the construction of Sanitary Se er and.Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 100 Minn-Ko a Excavating Company 3401 8S h Avenue North Minneap lis, Minnesota FI AL Estimate for Street Improvement�Projects ST. 1970-1 an ST. 1970-2 (MSA) Final Estimate ST. 1970-1 Final Estimate ST. 1970-2 Hardriv s, Inc. 10135 C ntral Ave. N.E. Minneap lis, Minn. 55435 P TIAL Estimate ��4 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1971-2 � P TIAL Estimate ��4 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1971-1 Suburba Engineering, Inc. fi875 Hi hway No. 65 N.E. Minn�ap lis, Minnesota 55432 P TIAL Estimate for Plans and Specifications for Pr ject ��103 Weaver, Talle & Herrick 316 Eas Main Street Anoka, innesota 55303 S pXe�nber �:Clling $ 8,86�.95 20,000.00 7�537�Q� 6,5k9.01 594.78 26,67%.Q4 8,635.04 y �.�;� 11,370,'1 2i��,►QQ ,.,, �� 1 G ' ' e LJ CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT City of Fridley, Minnesota September 1, 1971 HAnorable Mayor and City Council 6431 Univ rsity Avenue Northeast Fridley, innesota 55432 RE: Final Estimate �3 for Park Construction Co., Meadowlands Park Storm Sewer Project No. P-10 Gentlemen; � This final estimate i� submitted for the work completed and the mater als on hand this date, all according to the contract. UNIT PRTCE ' ITEM N0, U NTITIES ITEM � 2503.502 236 in. Ft. FS�I 30" R.C.P. Sewer C1. II W/G $ 14.05 ' 2501.511 250 in. Ft. F&I 30" C,M.P. 14 Gage 15.00 2501.532 1 U it F�I 30" Metal Apron 100.00 , ` 1 U it Relocate Existiag 30" R.C.P. 100.00 • 2506.506 6 V rt. Ft. Construct Manhole Design "A" 40.00 ' 2506.516 2 U its F&I Casting Assem. Neenah R 1742 ' ' � . ' L S-2� ,. � u ' ' or Ec�ual 57.00 460 Cu. Yds. Foundation Constuction Material 2.50 157 Lin. Ft. -F&I 4" CIP (Slip Joint C1. 150, C 10$-53 C1.22) W/7' Cover 5.75 1 A sem. F&I 6x6x6 Tee W/6x4 Reducer 88.00 1 A sem. F&I Mueller A 24006 or Equal Fire Hyd . W/Aux . Gate Valve 278 .00 1 A sem. Hyd. Relocation ($oriz.) 500.00 3 U its F&I CIP 11'�°Bend ' 24.50 2105.SQ1 5�4 4 Cu. Yds. F& Put in Place Borrow Clean , • Fill 1.20 2575.501 7.8 Acre Seeding 38.50 2575f.502 640 I:bs . Seed (Mixture �6) .66 TOTAI, $ 3�315.80 3,750.00 100.00 100.Q0 240.00 114,Q0 1,150.00 902 .75 8$.00 27$,00 500.OQ 73.50 6,520.80 300.3Q 422 .40 � t __ � 10� , , .. ' page 2 Paxk Project P- 0 I�EM N0, ANTITIES ' 2575�531 1 30 Ton , SA_2 7 � Cu. Yds. ' ' ' Prepared by �, , Ghecked by � � , ' � , ' , � ' �' i � 1 `1 G 0 .� i ITEM UNIT PRTCE Commercial Fertilizer (12-12-12) W/Weed Killer $137.50 Salvage Top Soil and Respread Minimum Thickness 3" .50 �o�� Less Estimate 4� 1 $8,769.80 Less Estimate 4� 2 781.05 Amount Due Final Estimate � 3 � ►w , _ .. , ��� r TO',�A�, $ 17$.7� 386 .50 9 18�4�Q��A - 9,55 0�65 $ 8, 869 .95 Approved by �-� C���-�-�. , �'� - C.E %_ �-r-� �i, - NASIM M. QURESHI� P.E. City Engineer � � ► � T0; CITY CITX REPQRT ON Da t e __,_ P �Jr- ? �/ ,/ �� ^� Q(� � � �� ENGINEER OF FR�DLEY FINAL INSPECTION FOR PARK PROJECT•4�P�10 We, he undersigned, have inspected the above mentioned pXOject and find that the ork required by the contract is �substantially complete i.n canformi.Cy with the lans and Specifications of the project. Al.l eficiencies have been corrected by the Contractox. A�.so the work for whi.ch the City £eels that the Contractor should receive a reduced price has been agreed up n by the Contractor. 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Davis, City Manager 6431 Univ rsity Avenue N.E. Fridley, innesota 55432 ��� � pugust 26, 1971 . Gentlemen . ' CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINF.ER W hereby submit the FINAL ESTIMATE for Minn-iCota Excavating Co., 3401 85th Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota for Street Improvements Yrojects t. 1970-1 and St. 1970-2 (MSA). . , tract ADD: Change Order �1 � Change Order �i2 sed Contract Price St. 1970-1 & 1970-2 1 Construction Cost for St. 1970-1 & 1970-2 Ynal Construction Costs St. 1970-1 LESS: E�`stimate �1 $13,989.15 E�sfimate 4�2 14,469.75 Estimate �3 68,988.04 Estimate #4 43,474.49 � Estimate �5 29,132.43 ' Estimate �6 8,280.01 Estimate �7 46,887.26 Penalties 3,450.99 , AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE l�8 , ?inal Construction Costs St. 1970-2 LESS: Estimate �1 $ 8,276.94 Estimate �`2 22,718.56 � Estimate #3 28,364.14 Estimate �'4 2,979.30 Estimate ��5 927.95 Estimate �6 4,443.66 Penalties 2,445.22 AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIM.4TE 1�7 • (SEE ATTACHED SHEETS) $269,952.4G 26,406.21 6,146.92 $302,555.57. $3Q5,931,68 $235,221.13 228,672.12 $ 4�Sk9.01 . $ 70,710.5� 7U 1.15.77 � 594.78 .' � � , ' Ll 1 [J � ' ' ' ' ' , , St. 1970-11 & 2 Page 2 We have viewed the work under contract for the construction of Street Improvemen Projects St. 1970-1 and St. 1970-2 and find t;..�� th� sar��: is sub ;tan- tially com lete in accordance with the �un�rac� document5. I recomr«.nu that final paym nt be made upon acceptance of the work by your Honorable Body, and that t e one year contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed above. Prepared b - � Respectfully submitted, h ke . ' c!� Cec dby . ,���.�..� �-�. �%�,:� �.� NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer-Director of Planning Final Esti te for Minn-Kota Excav. Co. Sts. 1970- & 1970-2 CERTIFICATE OF THE CONTRACTOR Th s is to certify that items of the work shown in this statement of � work certi ied herein has been actually furnished and done for the above mentioned rojecG in accordance with the plans and specifications heretofoxe approved. The final contract cost is $305,931.68 and the final payments of $7,143.79 or Sts. 1970-1 & 1970-2 would cover in full the contractor's claims against th City of all labor, materials, and other work done by the contractor under this project. I eclare under the penalties of perjury that this statement is just and correc . ' Dated: � ' �' � , , i /_�.��.� �G -/�T/ i � MINN-KOTA EXCAVATING COMPANY Signature : �� �� �l % C�'��L� Contractor � . ��� ' 1 � ' ' ' ' ' � 1350 GAI FRIDLEY. ...�r��d�sltor� ��omu� � ��c�ce �i�Ch �choo� �ENA AVE. JIINN. 55421 Cit, Council rit� tIal]. 6l�3 i�riiversitv A� entizE: P!ixu;eapolis, t•�inneso�a � PHONES: SCHOOL %88-J11F) CONVENT 788-3715 BROTHERS 788-3557 Sepi.ember 15, �.� I� Gen J_e:nen : T representing CTrace Hi�h School. ��,'e are interested iii obtaining a�arade p�rmi�t for our :ion�zcorni�ig an Sepi,enbex 2�. irde plan to star�; the parad.e `��.t 2:0� prn and t�zere wi11 be fif�L erz uni{;s. �i'he rou�Le s�;e `.will be zollo��rin�; is �^Jest o;z Garc: na to Olc: Cen.tral, Scuti: on 011 CEntrul to cla�:�azv�_;� I�ne, cn ;.at��a.t•Jayr L:�ne to :�aciu.aen, Nor�i,'ri oii :��.c�r,en to Tenti'son Jir., aer�ni:on Dr. bac�� �;o G_�rder��, Eas� on Garcien�. to � ace ;Ii�;'.� School. T;.e paracie L: ill tak� appro�:isautely one zour. Darinu the p��rz:.c;e z�:e ti�TOI?�C� �.l.�:e a. ��olice escor-t, if p ssib�e. T:�e ar�.c.e t•:o�:lci ac'd a�reat deal of. s>>iri.t int;o our fes- tivi ies, and 1•JGtI�Cl :,e �ret;tl;;r ai,precia.teci by � 11. Thank ,you rer; rr,•ach. �o-s�ir:n: � ���� Mark Bina Pire tor of R:blic Relations Sincerel;,r, '�'"� ���c�� ���,(3 �'�;� ,3 Barbara C�a.rlson �.�_ F� ' '. � � MEMO T0: � J ' ' � � l � ' , , ' I�� i � � OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA September 17, 1971 YOR AND CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: OMPLAINT CONCERNING ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE BY MR. WILLIAM C. HOFFMAN � On your agenda under Communications is a letEer from Mr. Hoffman concerning animal contr 1 measures in Fridley. I wanted to advise you of some steps which have been ta en to improve animal enforcement. � At the resent time the B& E Patrol, Inc., which does the animal control services for Fridley, is obligated to patrol 10 hours per week. I have had discussions ith Mr. Don Bona, President of B& E Patrol, regarding the need for increasing t is service, particularly during certain montlis of the year. On the first of Sep ember I authorized Mr. Bona to patrol in �ridley 20 hours a week during Septe ber since this is an extremely critical time with the opening of school and m re dogs than usual roaming the streets. There are sufficient monies in the budge to cover this as some $10,000 was' budgeted in 1971, and under the contract onl $3600 will be spent. I was p anning to propose some items for your consideration in the near future, to i clude; A. Inc ease in patrol services from the present 10 hours a week to 20 ours a week during six months of the year. This is budgeted in he 1972 budget. B. Som amendments to Ordinance No. 462 for the purpose of clarifying cat in the animal control ordinance, and whether they are included und r the provisions of the ordinance. The reference to cats is some- wha vague in the ordinance. Another amendment would be the elimi- nat on of the Animal Warden, which duplicates the duties of the Ani al Control Officer (s) . . I antic�pate that within the next month I would be briz?� ng these items to your attenti n for your consideration. As you ill recall, notice was sent to each homeowner on June 9, 1971, reminding th m of their requi.rements to keep dogs on leashes or confined to the owners premi es, and the fact that they were required to secure a permit for their dog. Copy o this notice is attached. GRD/ms Attachment U�CC: Mr. Wil iam C. Hoffman gry respectfully, ��� �; � �'-`—ee..�-��= � �-1���--ti Gerald R. Davis City Manager �.1;� � , , ' ' � ' ' � ' f , ' � ' , ' � � ' o`: � � (. 560-3450 .g �•� � � ,,l„__,.;G, _ 1 - ,- . ,, : • . �'� F._ � .. (�c�t�,f,/" o �NedCe' ,-, � . V V � t �,' _. - �, I'- / `l � i �/ ANOKA COUNTY � � � � -;� � ( ,�. 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE fRiDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 t 3une 9, 1971 7 D ar Homeowner: The City Council passed a new Dog Control Ordinance on S ptember 21, 1970.. The first licensing period for this new 0 dinance started on May 1, 1971. The Ordinance provides that all dogs shall be confined to t e owner's premises, or if off the owner's precaises, the dog s all be on a leash. The Ordinance provides that all dogs over the age of six m nths must have a permit. The permit fee is $5 per year for e ch dog. The license fee is required whether the dog is c nfined to the owner's premises or not. It is the intention o the City to vigorously enforce all provisions of this o dinance, including the required permit. You�rs very truly, /ms �%�� � � ar�-itY C . runse 1 Acting City Manager , , ' , � , �� ��_� _> Tr1F C�t .� r� 6900 f-ii c-�.o�y �rive ;:iiriil,al�n_i_i s a ;1?171='SOt a :.�5452 �.LJ' ��j'E�it',f�'fil1� �I' 1�rj�. 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I a�� a1�r�.re of ��la ala. ax�or� t ev �r�T chil�:� shoulci have a dob i But ���it�l��� tn� co�ii:�.as af G city ::�n4.r•:: tao often pdi?c3. a^.11�. ula.T:�l1�ic� TII�St'. fi�I'�1.V���j ".�:`1:;i sur:r.°��7�t',:Li,?_0��51f �Gi; ��le ani:� 1 out;-c�o:�r� I.?.te a.t nit�: or ��rJ.y i�ti ��s;, r��rnin_;� su�h prac ace c�.11 t�acFi junior ��Z�,,v �. aauble stan:�ar�� oi f��ir ,�Iay1' r ara con�i:�ent �an ofizciu�_ n.��ice to ti�e public direct- ' in=� o.:;p�_i,aFic� �:.�ith :::cisti�; r•Li� :s �.nc:i re�ul;:�.tions ��er��iriing to c �Ztrol of ;� �ts -,:�a.].� (gen.::r�l:�y) acco����a.isn c.esirea results. , ' � � � �: (Co�;� by ��.s;�ectfu3.�;;T, rn�.d� t�:is date 15 e:.�t71) au�i� of v;rit��r.. :!?�F� , �y,�._ �1`"_ ��;il�i�_;? C. Hoi'L'x�an.1 Colol_zel, USriri-r�y, RtU., .a , �-=-`�- , ' ' ' ' C:, Summary of A� a rms . This Month FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU This Month Last Year Residential 1 5 Non-Resident al i p Commercial 0 � Industrial • 1 p Grass � Brus 2 ( lst Aid & 0 $ Rescue Auto � Truck 3 y False 1 p Hones Mistak 1 � Miscellaneous 19 12 Storage 1 3 Mutual Aid 0 p Hilltop 1 � Total 31 '� ' 38 Response: 31 Alarms General Alarm 26 393 men Still Alarms 4 10 men Company Alarm 1 12 men Death � Injuries for the month of August: F i re en Civilians Losses for th month of July; August 1971 Total 14 2 10 1 53 5 41 6 21 _63 5 S 5 238 �5.11 men/calt 2.5 men/call 12.0 men/call . Injuries Deaths 1 0 0 0 Buildings 500.Qu Contents $1,500.00 Total Losses or the Y�ar: Total 6 2 Cars & Trucks $700.00 Buildings $30,283.00 Contents $7,704.00 Cars & Trucks $12 2 00 R. R. Cars 3�75�.00 ,7 9. ' FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU ' Summary of Acti ities , . This Month This Month Last Year Buitdings Inspe ted 20 22 ' Reinspections 6 29 Inspections oth r than ' Buildings 6 3 Burning Permits Requested 1 p � By Ins ector 1 p. By Oth rs 0 0 ' Special Permits 0 1 ' Orders Issued 4 20 0 rde rs Comp 1 ete 9 � ' Illegal Equipme t 0 0 Written Warning 10 20 , � Verbal Warnings 16 14 � Complaints 1 6 Fire Investigations 1 ] , Extra Activitie ; �- � North Suburban ire Marshal meeting 3 hours , State Building ode meeting Placed on Subur an Committee to write sprinkl�r standards Fire Brigade tr ining - LaMaur ' Counsiling Boy Scouts Wickes Furnitur - Fire Safety Tabulation of a rial bids • ' Preparation of aterials for School Fire Prevention Program Plans checks on proposed new construction , - . ' � ' August 1971 Total 186 101 155 .8 1 5 26 61 0 39 126 13 41 , ' � , FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT FOR AUGUST 1971 F're alarms January through August 1970 ....... 254 F're Ala_rr.?s January through August 1971 ....... 252 Decrease in alarms this year ....... 2 ' A arms for August 1970 A arms for August 1971 Decrease in alarms for August ' ALARMS , Autos,Trucks � C; Gas Spills Houses �Appliances False Industrial ,Rescue F, lst Aid Commercial Honest Mistakes ,Trash � Shack Grass.F� Brush Smoke odor Faulty alarm Stink bombs ' -�Assist Police Fire out �Lightning Drowning Total ' , ' �I I�, ' ' � ' les 5 0 2 1 2 0 0 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 � General alarms Company ala�ms Still Alarms ....... 38 ' ....... 31 ....... 7 TYPES OF ALARMS 25 average response ... 15.11 1 average •response ... 12.0 4 average response ... 2.5 There were three training sessions held this month with an average attendance of 20.33 men. The regular business meeting of the department was held August S, with twenty-five members in attendance. Septemb`er lst we will have five of the volunteer firefighters retiring. At the present time we have five applications on file. I expect in the next two months to receive more applications. I plan to recommend adding more members to the department after the first of the year. Bids were ope ed August 2; for a rear mount 100 foot aerial ladder. Pirsch was the low bidder, w'th a bid of $63,947.00. They did not meet the specification �vith regard to the outrig ers. Pierre Thibault was the low bidder, meeting specifications, with,a bid of $66,00 .00. There were a total of five bids received. It is the rec mmer�dation of the Truck Committee and myself that the bidder Pierre Thibault be awarded th bid. This will be on the Council Agenda September 20th. Fire losses a ounted to approximately $2,700.00. Most of the loss occurred in a house fire at 115-71'2 Way N.E. The loss on that fire was approximately $2,000.00. MEETINGS ATT Staff Meetirrg United Fund Me Metro Paid Fir 3 ing Chief's One of the trash fires occurred in the Village of Hilltop. 10 boys and two adults toured the station. Respectfully submitted, C Zf%L'� / . l��GC" ; Robert S. Hughes, � ief W • �U N — Z N Iy. 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Cle�ning- . . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387 2 • Cuxb ings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 3. Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 4. Grav�� Hauling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 5. Grave�. Surfacing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6. Miscellaneoua Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . 208 7. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S05 6. Schoal Croas�nga and Crosewalke . . . . . . . . 211 9. Shop Time , . . . . . . . • . . . . . , . . . . 58 Q , S i.gna and Ba�cricadee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 1. Equipment Repai,r� - Street . . . . . . . . . . . 224 1. F�.ltration �lant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. Final Reading� and Collectiona . . . . . . . . . 3. Hyd�cant Repairs and �'luahings . . . . . . . . . 4. Misaellaneoua Water Worl� , . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Standpipe Repairs . . . , . . . . . . . . • • • 7. Valve Inapectione a�nd Repaira . . . . . . . . . 8. Water and Sewer Inapectlons . . , . . . . • • • 9. Watex� �teter �nspections and Re�airs . . . . . . Q. W$tex 1�rn-ons , . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Watermain Br��tks , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . . . 290� 56� 44� 50� 21i� 18� 20� 1� 39 5� 9 53� 1. Li�t Stat�on Inopectiona and Repairs ,..... 133� 2. Manhole Repaixs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7 3. Miace�laneous 3ewer Work . . , . , . . . . . . . 91 4. Saaitary Sewex Cleaning . . . . . . . . • • • • 2I6'� S. Sanitary Sen�er Tnapections . . . . . . . . . . . 23� 6. Equipment Repe�ira - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . 65 1. Catch Baain �tnd Stoum Sewer Cleaning .... 2. i�Siscellaneoue 9torm Sewer Work . . . . . . . e 25� 54� � � Pa$e Ttao PU�L C WORKS AEPARTMENT MON LY REPORT - AUG(JST 197 ]. ' i ' ' ' � ' ' � � , ' ' � • � ' ' � , �� 5 HOU RS 1. Fire De�artment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2. Injuxy.on Job - Robert Andereon . . . . . . . . 4 3. N.S.S.S.D. Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48� 4. Park Department . . . . : , . . . . . . . . 12 5. Pxoject St. 1�70-2 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 6 . S i�k Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 7. Yacat�ons . , . . , , . . . � , . . . . . . . . 496 8 , Water Meter School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 9. Wee�kend Duty , . . � . , , . . . . . . . . . . 32 0. Equipment �tepairs - Engi.neering . . . . . . . . 25� 1. Equipment Repai�s - Fire Department ,..... 32 2. F,quipment Repairs • park Aepartment .,.... 59� 3. Equi.pment Repairs - Police Department ..... 84� . 8-79 (REV. 11- -64) '' t ', (Standard Form of the Internotional Association oF Chiefs of Police) (Copies available at Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535) - CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT ' POLICE DEP RTMENT Clty of _ r1C�'eY _ Month of AU'�S{' , 1g71 ' ' TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL Average Doily Percent Daily Averoge Daily umerical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective St�ength '.. � End of �amemonth Samemonth - Samecnonth ' Samemonth Same month his month last yea� This mont last year "('his month last year 'I'his mont last year This month Last month last year ' 2� 27 10.74 10.5g 12.26 z.39 11.4z Tbt<�l personnel. ChiF�f's of41�� . 1 1 ' . '�. Hecords bureau . Unlfoimed force . �� �� � ��. Detective burr.au � � � TrafHc bur�au . ' I ,.......... i........... 'j First relicf ... 1� l� J 11 l� � Second relSef . . ' Thlyd relief . . . ( � -� ' TABL 2.--CNANGES IN PERSONNEL 1. Present for duty end of last montt� ......... 2� �. 2. Recrulted dutir q month . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . . . . ' ., 3. Reinstated dur nq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Total to a count for . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 4. Separations fr m the seivice: , � _-- , (a) Voluntaty esiqnatlon . . . . . . ' (b) Retitemen on pensim . . . . . (c) Reslqned !th charqes pendinq (d) Dropped d rtnq ptobatlm . . . . ' (e) DismisSed fot cause . . . . . . (f ) Killed (n line o( duty . . . . . . ' ��J) DACeased . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Total s parations O ' S. Present for du y at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . ' .-_ ....... .. ...._.. _._. . _._ .. ._. ., . . . _ . 0 TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH Same month � 'I'his month last year I. Total number of patrolmen . . . . . . . . . 23 22 2. Less permanent asslqnments (public _ � offices, clerital, chauEfeurs, etc.} . . . 3. Less details to speclal squads ot bu- reaus (traffic, vice, park, etc.) . . . . . q. Averaqe dally absences of patrolmen assiqt�ed to patrol duty owlnq to: (a) Vacation, suspension, rest days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) Slck and 1nJured . . . . . . . . . . . . (c) Tempornry detalls . . . . . . . . . . Total averaqe da11y absences . . 5. Avallable for patrol duty . . . . . . . . . 9.69 lo.00 1.05 .5� 10.74 10.58 Zz.z6 u..42 � �,......_., . _ �. . . " ►�_.:L '.' ;+ . , -: , .. .. I' ABLE 4-- CRIME INDEX AND POLICE ACTIVITY TREND ' OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR CLASSIFICATION O OFFENSES VS. SAME MONTH VS. SAME PERIOD REPORTED OR ACTUAL LAST YEAR ` LAST YEAR , _ (PART 1 CLA ES) KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES ACTUAL THIS _ . � YEAR TO DATE TNISMONTH TMISMONTH NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT ', la. MURDER AND NONN GLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TO AL 1 1 2 3 ' a. RAPE BY FORCE �- �- 2 2 b. ASSAUI.T TO RAPE ATTEMPTS 1 3. ROBBERY TOTAL �- 1 1.O 3 ZO ', a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON 1 1- b. STRONG-ARM - NO EAPON �' 1' 4. AGGRAVATED ASSA LT TOTAL 1' 1' � 1 ' a. GUN �" 1 b. KNIFE OR CUTTIN INSTRUMENT ' c. OTHER DANGEROU WEAPON 2 d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. - AGGRAVATED 1- �- S 5. BURGLARY TOTAL � g lO$ S �3 ' i o. FORCIBLE ENTRY r � �2 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE 2 2 �2 e. ATTEMPTED FORC BLE ENTRY 1'9 1 � 6. LARCENY - THEFT except aufo theft) �5 1 s 1a.1,. 323 39 365 a. E50 AND OVER IN ALUE 7. AUTO THEFT � 1-2 69 6 51 ' CRIME INDEX TOTAL / lb. MANSLAUGHTER BY EGLIGENCE 4e. OTHER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED 50 �O ' 6b. LARCENY, UNDER 55 IN VALUE bg 2 66 1.�- bg Q PART I TO AL 136 3 133 1081 127 1�57 ' TOTAL PARTIIINCIDEN7S .............. h ............................ .., 1 r/ . . . ry... TOTAL MISCELLANEOU NONCRIMINAL CALLS .��v • • • • • •�5•�'l, , , , 1 7 TOTAI CALLS FOR POL CE SERVICE . . . . . . . 1'6�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:O�3�1 , . 1-3�� 9722 , ' AUTOMOBILESRECOVERED � (A) NUMBERSTOLEN L CALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ............................................... (B) NUMBERSTOLEN L CALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ...............:................... p� ' � '(C) TOTAL LOCALLYS OLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ............:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::•..::: 7 (D) NUMBER STOLEN 0 T OF JURISDICTION, RECOVERED LOCALLY . 2 ' . • . ' �� '. - . . . .. _ . . . . . - . - . . - j F'. _ r ,- '� T BLE 5-- VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY ' TOTAL VALUE �F VALUEOF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN OTHER OFFENSE STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED ANDRECOVERED BY �OCALLYSTOLEN �URISDICTIONS LOCALLY OTHERJURISDICTION PROPERTYRECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY ROBBERY 11{.�OO ]_L� �OO ]_%a �p0 ' BURGLARY ].. 7 LARCENY l0 739.50 1 961�.14 1 5. AUTOTHEFT � 975.00 1 95o.00 3 g75.00 5�5.00 2 900.00 ' ' TOTAL $23,280.07 $3�928.11� �3,$75.00 $7,803.1�. $2,900.00 ' TABLE 6-- OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST year to date (include exceptional clearances) '• - � NUMBER OF OFFENSES PER�ENT OF OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST CLA$$1FICATIO OF OFFENSES BY ARREST OF BY ARREST OF ' TOTAL CLEARED TOTAL CLEARED (PART I LA$$E$) PERSONS UNDER 18 PERSONS UNDER 18 i THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST YEAR . YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR ' i 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE ; m MURDER AND NONNE LIGENT MANSLAUGHTEF 6. MANSLAUGHTER B NEf.LIGENCE ' � 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TO AL � a. RAPE BY FORCE , b. ASSAULT TORAPE ATTEMPTS 3. ROBBERY TOTAL ' a. ARMED • ANY WEAP N b. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON 4. ASSAULT TOTAL ' a. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON ' d. HANDS FISTS, PEET, TC. • AGGRAVATED _ e. OTNER ASSAULTS• OT AGGRAVATED 5. BURGLARY TOTAL `, , a. fORCIBLE ENTRY b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE e. ATTEMPTED FORCI �E ENTRY ' 6. LARCENY - THEF,T ( XCEP7 AU70 THEF7) a. S50 AND OVER IN V LUE b. UNDER S50 �N VALU , 7. AUTO THEFT GRAND TOTAL ,' ' `'°: - _ � 3 1 5 1 �� � i 20 zbo 2 351 � 2 21 6 3 1 1 �� 6 2 1 1 �.0 6 282 109 2 1 356 124 10 147 1 164 � _3 • � , . _ .. .. . _. ..... .___ . . . . _ ...._ . . .. . _. . . ... . . .. .... . . _ .. . . .. .... _.. . .. .. . . . . . . '' � , � ' - - PERSONS ARRESTED CHARGED AND TABLE 7 , DISPOSED OF DURING MONTH ' _ � • ARRESTS ., PERSONS (INGLUDE RELEASED NOFORMALCHARGE) FORMALLY ° UNIFORM CLASSIFIC TION OF OFFENSES CHaRGED . THIS ' MONTH ' � , JUVENILES ADULTS TOTAL- 70TAL 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: a. MURDER AND NON EGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER ' b. MANSLAUGHTER Y NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE 3. ROBBERY 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT , 5. BURGLARY • BREAK NG OR ENTERING 1. 1. 6. LARCENY • THEFT ( XCEPT AUTO THEFT) 27 2 7 � , 7. AUTO THEFT 8. OTHER ASSAULTS (R TURN A- 4e) 1 1 TOTAL - PART I C ASSES 2 1. g THIS YEAR TO DATE OO O ,i LAST YEAR TO DAT 6 2 1- j ,PERCENT CNANGE 9. ARSON '� 10. FORGERY AND COU TERFEITING ! 11. FRAUD � 12. EMBEZZLEMENT ' ' 13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING, POSSESSING 14. VANDALISM � 15. WEAPONS; CARRYIN , POSSESSING, ETC. ' 16. PROSTITUTION AND OMMERCIALIZED VICE 17. SEX OFFENSES (EX EPT 2 AND 16) 18. NARCOTIC DRUG LA 5 1 1 19. GAMBLING , 20. OFFENSES AGAINST T E FAMILY AND CHILDREN 21. DRIVING UNDER TH INFLUENCE 22. LIQUOR LAWS 2 ' Z3. DRUNKENNE55 1. 1. 24. DISORDERIY COND CT 2 6 25. VAGRANCY �. 1 26. ALL OTHER OFFEN ES (EXCEPT TRAFF�C) 1 ].. t' TOTAL - PART II LASSES 27 7 34 THIS YEAR TO DAT 1 1�; 307 ' LAST YEAR TO DAT !�-F 1 2 43 PERCENT CHANGE TRAFFIC ARRESTS T IS MONTH ' V PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS WARRANTSSERVED CITATIONS ISSUED �' TOTAL TRAFFIC AR ESTS AND CITATIONS 6 59 65 ' y . d: COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH ADULTS GUILTY ACQUITTED REFERRED TO OR JUVENILE OF ENSE LESSER OTHERWISE COURT CHARGED OFFENSE DISMISSED JURISDICTION � �� � -_ � �� � �� � •• � 1 � 16 � 2 � 59 1� 2 � 0 .�_. — : a� _� ,.8-79a (Rev. 10-21-6 ) • — - CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT � �- �� � , TRAFFIC SUMMARY . Police Department City of ridley Month of AuguSt � 1971 , TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY is Month Year to Date ' This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year ofo Change Accident Total 44 53 —17 333 1,21 —21 Facai 1 + 3 4 —25 ' PersonalInjury 21 20 -+-5 159 17c/ —12 ' Property Damage 22 33 "31+ 171 237 —28 Pedestrian S �. +25 , . TABLE2. ENFORCEMENTSUMMARY ' , This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year ofo Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Traffic Totai g 60 +63 931 8t+3 +10 ' 1-Iazardous Viola ions 7� 2b -�' S33 37k +42 ocher viotaciong 13 13 21z 233 —lo '' Pazking 1 2]. -2 I86 211 -12 nw1 6 z + 30 40 —25 ' Accident Arrests an Citations � i ' / TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS This Month Year to Date ' This Year Last Year o/o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Total Accidents 44 53 —17 - 333 1+21 —21 ' Fatal Accidents 1 '�" 3 1+ —25 Persons Killed ]. -I- 3 3 , Injury Accidents 21 20 -F-� 159 179 —12 Persons Injured 33 z9 +13 257 3�7 —19 ' Pedestrians Killed ' 1 — Pedestrians Injured i{. k ',� �se and Run Accide cs 3 5 —40 55 60 —9 Cleared by Arre t 1 _ 2 — ,� Cleared - No Arr st 2 2 29 33 —�-3 Total Cleared :Z 3 —31+ 31 36 —1% ' _ ___ . —r _ r ' I _ _ _ _ _ .�..:� TABLE . COMPARATIVE SUMMARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFORCEMENT (By Hour of Day and Day of Week) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Cit tion Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citatio Acci- d Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Time dent Ar est dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest 1z M 1 1 2 i:oo 2 1 3 • 2 2 1 1 1� 2: o0 1 2 2 1 1 2 s: o0 1 4:00 1 s:oo 1 2 1 1 s:oo 3 2 3 1 �:o0 2 3 1 1 s:oo 1 1 9:00 1 � 10:00 11:00 1 Z ]. ]. 12 N 1 ]. s 1:00 1 2:00 2 1 1 1 1 3:00 1 1 l 4:00 1 1 4 1 1 s:oo 1 1 5 1 2 1 i s:oo 1 1 �:o0 1 s:oo 1 1 1 1 9:00 � � 10:00 1. ii:oo l 2 1 1 1 1 Note: °Citation an Arrest" column should include a�� traffic citations and arrests made during each hour period except parking citations. �_-- _ �� , �' 1 , Hazard TABLE 5. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFCRCEMENT (By Violation) This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year This Year Last Yeaz v�oiac�o s Totai 'j0 26 533 �+� ' . nwt 6 2 3� 40 Speeding �.3 12 252 1-g9 ' • Reckless Drivin 5 �' , Careless Driving 2 2 �+� 51 Traffic Signnt 6 3 7� '�3 ' 1 1 zl z5 Stop Sign ' Other Regulato Sign $ �"� Improper Passin 1 5 3 1 ' 1z 3 � Improper Turning 1+ • i '-� Right of Way - V hicle 1' 7 3 ' Right of Way - edestrian Following Too Closely ' No or Im roper S gnal ' P , Improper Start fr m Parked Position Improper Backi g , Improper Lane U age ' Failure to Drive - Right � Defective Equi ment Other Hazardous Violation ' ' Other Violations T tal ' Parking Violation otal , _ _ __ 2 I � 2 13 15 3 1 13 21 1 1F 13 � � � :. 'o Change +33 —25 +33 +25 —22 -F- —lb —2� +66 + + -i- + 1.0 +30 27 +33 12 .�' 233 —l0 211 —12 ���. � � � Fridley � MO'�OR VEHI ' ' Ur.�.t� Ux��.�.� ' Uni�� ' �.� V �.�jfR ' uxx�.�,� i 1 � ' — k � Fq ui�aent 8c ' t�arnir� � g ' ' ' i Mileag� 256 1836 3479 475$ 37g1 � 4523 2855 This Month u7 �� 15.9 2ok.4 510.1� 656.0 �.80.4 �zo.z 377. t+ MPG 16.1 �.9 6.8 7.2 7.g $.6 7.5 Thia Ye�r °07 August 19 71 Expsnee 9.95 131.00 260.68 3�5 .1:6 174.62 165.7�. 101.12 SUPPLEMENT TO TABLE -- VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED YEAR TO DATE ' pFFENSE , aoaaear � BuRC�ARr LARCENT �UTOTHEfT _ ' TOTAL r� �.; C�i .039 .071 .075 .081 .0�6 . 037 .035 VALUE OF PROPERTY vALUE Of PROPERTT TOT�L VAIUE OF �ALUE OF PROPERTY �AIUE OFPROFERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCAIIY STOIEN OTNER S1'OIfN LOCALl1' AND RECO�ERED � �ND RECO�ERED pY ��AIIT STOLEN �URISOICTIpN1 LOCALLT OTHER JURISDICTION PROPERTY RECOvEREO RECO�ERED IOCALLY 11, $2 � . �5 14 . 00 1L, .00 35�6°G'.2 92.9�2 20 86 . � 20 86 . 2 ��5�o.co 1 z .o0 16 .�0 7 b o.ce 1�.00 $z16,461.57 �52,152.�,2 $16,375.GO $6�,527.1:2 �13,�75.00 , RETURN A - II MONTNLY RE7URN OF OFFENSES KNOWN TO T�iE POLICE 'TO Fil: FORIC%AR ED TU 7�HE [)F.P.qRT�1ENT OF PUf3I.IC �A?�E"f1', 12•i6 UNIVF.RSITY AVE., ST. PAUL 55104 HY T}f� SEVF,NTN DAY AF"I�ER LO::F. OF 1fONTFL See other side for �nstruc[ions. i 1 2 3 4 5: OFFENSES RE- NUMBER OF ACT- NUM1tBER OF OFFENSES CLASSIFICA'i'ION OF FFENSES ORTED OR KNOW NFOUNDED, I.E., UAL OFF� ENSF.S CLEARED IIV ARREST TH1S ;�tONTH (PART II CLAS ES) TO POLICE ([N- FALSE OR BASE- (COLUMN 2 MINUS A � b CLUDE °UNFOUND ESS C061PLAINT COLUkIti 3) ((N- OTAL OFFENSE„ 81' ARRF.ST OF ED"AND CLUDEATTEMPTS CLEARED PERSONSUNDER ',. - MO�TTE P�$J� T`2O• Yr. Mo. YT�♦ MO• Yr. g��I=j.UDE��S 9. Arsot► 1 1 , 10. Forgery & Counter eiting /�. 17 4 17 6 11. Fraud 1 2 1 2 1 1 , 12. Embezzlement ' 13. Stolen property; Iiuying, Receivin Posses in �- 1 14. Vandalism 41 207 41 207 4 22 3 16 ' 15• Weapons; Carrying, Possessing, etc. 16. Prostitution and 'Commercialized vi e 17. Sez Offense (excep 2& 16) 2 22 2 22 1 1�. 1 18. Narcotic Drug Law 3 l0 ` 3 10 '_ 3 9 2 7 19. Gambling ' 20. , Offease Aga;nst F mily and Children 1 + 1 21. Driving Under Influ nce 6 2� 6 2g 6 2g ' 22. Liquor Laws ' 6 3�, 1 6 33 6 33 2 20 � 23. Drunkenness 1 20 1 20 1 20 2 24. Disorderly Conduct 32 232 32 23z 29 171 3 13 ' 25. Vagrancy 1 7 1 7 1 7 26. All Other Offenses (except traffic) 59 59 30 /�, ' ` TO'�'AL, Part II Cl sses _ 641 1 97 640 52 331 l0 63 ' August 1971 Mon�h� and Yea Date ' ' � Prepared By Chief or Sheriff Fi'rldley DO NOT USE THIS SPACE Councy oc Cicy INITIA LS ' RECORDED REVIEWED PUNCHED � ' BCA �'orm IlY VE IFIED 3000� 7/7p AD US?ED