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PATRICIA ELLIS
COUNCIL SECRETARY
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
JUNE 18, 1973
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FRIDLEY CITY CQt�1CiL AGENDA - REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 18, 1973 - 7:30 P. M.
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGI��CE: Given.
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INVOCATION: By City Manager.
ROLL CALL: All present.
7:43 p.m.
ADOPTION OF AGE�E�A:
The following �tems added: �
Discussior� on Project 103, Innsbruck
Purchase of Lots 2& 3, Viet's Addition for park purposes.
Receiving �lorth Park Minutes of June 12, 1973.
Corr�nunicat�on from Fridley Youth Football Association
Item number 79, Old Business, approving Chapter 594, Fridley Fire Relief Assoc.
Retirement Plan, Tabled.
Adopted as amended.
VISITORS:
Mr. Bernard �otter, request for consideration �f approval of granting
letter of approval for liquor license for Travel Lodge Motel to be
located at �nterstate #694 and T. H. #65.
Mr. Rotte� directed to present constructian plans to administration
requesting the liquor license consideration at that time.
Mr. Donald �i�elson asked if his request for Lot Split was on agenda,
advised that this would be taken care of within the Planning Commission
minutes.
SECTION I - PUBLIC HEARINGS
Con tinu ed Public Hearing on Comprehensive Municipal Development,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1- 1 6
Plan for the City of Frid]ey (Continued from June 11, 1973)
Study area � 2 and Study Area #5 discussed. Public Heari�g closed at
8:05. First Reading of Ordinance to be July 2, 1973.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973
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SECTION II - OLD BUSINESS,
Consideration of a Vacation Request SAV #73-08, Dennis A. 1- 1 K
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Ranstrom, to Vacate 20' Utility and Drainage Line Between Lots
10 and 11, Block 1, Rice Creek School Addition, to Allow
Construction of a Home on Two Lots and Approval of Agreement
Points of agreement discussed.
First Reading of the Ordinance adopted, variance approved,
execution of agreement authorized with five points stipulated,
and documents for points 1, 2& 3 to be provided before .
second reading. Vote, three to two. Breider and Nee nay.
Consideration of Approval of Vacatian Request SAV #73-05, ........... 2- 2 I
Gilbert Menkveld, to Vacate Public Easement on 67�h
Avenue Between Anoka Street and Fridley Street to Add
30' to the North/South Dimension of Lot 1, Block 2,
Oak Grove Addition to Fridley Park, Making it a Buildable
Site
Objections by neighbors for the construction of two story home
discussed. Mr. Willie stated he was willing to change his plan
to one story. Councilman Breider and Nee said they opposed the
vacation regardless of a change in plan. City Attorney said
on vacation of street, alley and highway a four to one vote
would be necessary. Vote called for and failed, three to two,
Breider and Nee nay.
Consideration of a Request to Construct a Schaol Bus ................. 3- 3 G
Garage on Lot 1, and the North 25' of Lot 2, Block 6,
Rice Creek Plaza South Addition, Subject to all Easements
of Record. Request by Roger Christenson, Fridley Bus
Service, Inc. (Tabled June 11, 1973)
Stipulations of agreement discussed. Objections of area property
owners heard. Thirteen stipulations agreed to by Mr. Christenson.
Alternatives of creating special assessment District, exchange
of property and purchase of property by area property owners
discussed. City Attorney advised, Council could not deny Mr.
Christenson a building permit if property is properly zoned.
Request approved unanimously.
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SECTION II - OLD BUSINESS (Continued)
Consideration of Request by Joseph Richter, 165 Stoneybrook.......... 4
For Additional Construction on Creek Retaining Wall
Approval for $600 for Railroad Ties given, $450 for Mr. Richter,
and $150 for Mr. Kenneth Korin, 6051 Benjamin St. N. E., for
repair of bank and also covering exposed roots created by
City construction.
Discussion of Project 103 - Innsbruck and receiving report of ineeting
of June 13, 1973, by Assistant Engineer, Richard Sobiech.
Report received. Repair work by force account constrator's
authorized.
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS
Consi derati on of Approval of Island of Peace Lease .. .............. 1
Agreement
Lease approved. Property may be posted as off limits during
construction period. Insurance liability to be increased.
Maintenance during construction to be handled by Founcation
and after this, the Cit�y will take care of maintenance. City
to be held harmless of any claims. No construction until the
City has approved plans of the concept. Longer term lease to
be instituted after completion of improvements.
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Receiving Revenue Sharing Planned Use Report ......................... 2- 2 A
Approved as recommended by City Manager.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
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Authorization for Acquiring Easement, Byron B. � ..................... 3
Davis, Jn. (Stevenson Walkway)
Concurred with recommendation of City Manager and approved the
purchase of the easement for walkway from Byron B. Davis.
Consideration of Items Regarding North Park:
Receiving Report Regarding North Park Site Development............ 4
Financing. Prepared by Ehlers & Associates
Report received. Figures for use of Locke Park as nature Center
and also figures concerning variations in improvements included
to be calculated in respect to effect on overall bond. Figures
for more modest nature center requested. Report to be submitted
June 25, 1973.
Re uest From Lea ue of Women Voters Re uestin 5
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Time on Agenda for Mr. Alan Mahl, Director of Operations
of the Natural Science for Youth Foundation
Mr. Mahl not in attendance. Letter received.
' Receiving Communication from Duane E. Prairie Voting .............. 6
on North Park
Received.
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Receiving Communication from Douglas A. Peterson .................. 7
' Voting on North Park
Received.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973
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SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
Receiving the Minutes of the North Park Meeting of ................... 8- 8 jj
May 22, 1973 -
Received. �
Request of City Manager to Take Vacation Leave ....................... 9
July 1- 18, 1973, and
Appointment of Acting City Manager
Approvel of request for vacation by City Manager approved.
Mr. James Hill appointed acting City Manager. for two week
absence of City Manager. Utter abstained.
Receiving the Minutes of the Planning C�mmission ..................... 10 - 10 I
Meeting of June 6, 1973
Request for Lot Split, Bernard Julkowski: Tabled until Mr Julkowski
is present.
Request for Lot Split by David S. Mycka: Lot Split approved.
City Engineer said there was no action needed on the remaining items.
MINUTES RECEIVED.
Receiving the Minutes of the 6��lding Standards - Design ............. 11 - 11 D
Controi Meeting of June 7, 1973
Request to construct a School Bus Garage by Roger Christenson.
Item taken care of.
Request to construct 155 Unit Townhouse complex by Wall Corporation:
Pending until Wall Corporation submits final plans.
Request for diesel Fuel storage tank, Burlington Northern Railroad:
Item taken care of.
MINUTES RECEIVED.
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973 PAGE 6
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Cantinued)
Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting ................. 12 - 12 B
of June .12, 1973 .
Request for variance to allow the parking of commercial vehicles
at 5333 University Avenue by Mr. Paul Castonguay:
Request denied.
MINUTES RECEIVED.
Receiving the Minutes of the Environmental Quality ................... 13 - 13 A
Commission Meeting of May 29, 1973
Received. .
Receiving the Minutes of the Environmental Quality ................... 14 - 14 C
Commission Meeting of June 12, 1973
Received
Receiving the Minutes of the Cable Television Commission ............. 15 - 15 D
Meeting of May 7, 1973
Minutes received. Communications from Councilman Nee concerning
F. C. C. jurisdiction received.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973 PAGE 7
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
Receiving the Minutes of the Charter Correnission Meeting .............. 16
of May 15, 1973
Received. � �
Approval of Lease Agreement with Little League of .................... 17 - 17 B
Fridley, Inc., Block 16, Moore Lake Addition
Lease approved.
Receiving Surrmons with Reference to Kary Bennett ..................... 18
Individually and as Trustee for the Heirs and Next of
Kin of Kirk Kolski, Decedent vs Donna Barrett and City
of Fridley (Drbwning of Kirk Kolski on June 8, 1972)
Received and authorization given to turn matter over to insurance
Company.
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Consideration of a Resolution Approving Chapter 594 .................. 19 - 19 L
' Minnesota Laws of 1973 - Approval of Changes in the
Fridley Fire Relief Association Retirement Plan
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Tabled until July 2, 1973.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973 PAGE 8
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Preparation of ............... 20
Assessment Ro11 for Sanitary Sewer, Water, and Storm
Sewer ImproVement Project No. 102
Resolution #75-1973 adopted.
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Publication .................. 21
of Hearing on Proposed Assessment Roll for Sanitary
Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project
No. 102
Resolution #76-1973 adopted. � .
Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing and ........................ 22 - 22 A
Directing the Splitting of Special Assessments
on Lot 13, Parcel 900, Auditor's Subdivision
No. 129, and Replatting into Jim Lund Acres Addition
Resolution #77-1973 adopted.
Claims............ ................................................. 23
Approved.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA, JUNE 18, 1973 PAGE 9
SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
Licenses... .......� .................................................. 24 - 24 B
Approved.
Estimates ............................................................ 25 - 25 H
Approved.
Consideration of Side Yard Assessment Policy ......................... 26 - 26 4
Finance Director authorized to prepare report stating why this
situation deviates from the normal policy. Actual assessment
figures and areas effec�ed to be presented to Council.
Consideration of a Resoluti�n Authorizing Multi-Employer ............. 27 - 27 B
Approach with Regard to Police Department Bargaining for
the 1974 and Future Contract Years
Resolution #78-1973 adopted.
Presentation by Park Gommission Chairman on purchase of Lots 2& 3,
Viet's Addition.
Tabled until Mr. Donald Blair, Chairman is present.
Receiving North Park Committee Meeting Minutes of June 12, 1973.
Received.
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SECTION IV - COMMUNICATIONS
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Richard Fudali, Five Sands: Fencing on 79th Way ............................. 1
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Receiving communication from Fridley Football Association.
� Received and authorization to waive fees given.
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL ME,ETI.NG OF 'i l[F. F'RIDLEY CITY COUNCIL, JUNE 18, 1973
The Regular Meeting of thc� Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:43 p.m.,
June 18, 1973, by Mayot- Liebl.
PLEDGE OF ALI.F:i�IANCE :
Mayor Liebl led the Council and the Aud�ence in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to
the Flag.
INVOCATION;
The Invocation was offered by Mr. Gerald K. Davis, City Manager.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Breider, Starwalt, Liebl, Utter, Nee.
None .
Mayor Liebl said the following items were to be added to the agenda:
Discussion on Project 103, Innsbruck;
Purchase of Lots 2 and 3, Viet's Addition, for Park Purposes;
Receiving North Park Committee Meeting minutes of June 12, 1973;
Communication from Fridey Youth Football Association;
Approving Chapter 594, Fridley Fire Relief Association Retirement Plan Tabled.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman
Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
' VISITORS;
MR. BERNARD ROTTER:
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Mr. Rotter addressed the Council stating he was representing a group of people who
want to construct a motel which would be located in the vicinity of Interstate ��694
and T. H. �k65• Mr. Rotter said the property is zoned partially for motel use. He asked
if it would be possible for the City to give them a letter stating a liquor license
would be issued if the construction of the facility would meet the required specifica-
tions. Mr. Rotter continued, the structure would contain approximately 120 units
and be a six story structure, and be a franchise of Travel Lodge.
Councilman Breider asked Mr, Rotter is there any formal plan for the structure or
the development? Mr. Rotter said this structure would be a copy of the other motelt
built by Travel Lodge. He said there are no formal plans to present to the Engineer
at the present time. Mr. Rotter said he had talked with the City Engineer about the
proposal. Mr. Rotter said it would be necessary to have assurance that the facility
would be issued a liquor license before they would go ahead with formal plans on
the site.
Mayor Liebl assured Mr. Rotter that the City was not in oppoaition to the plan,
but they could not guarantee the issuance of a liquor license to the establishment
t�t th� �r�sent tim�, He said the City would like to see what he is proposing.
'. REGULAR COULVCIL MEETL�G OF JUN�; 18, 1973
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Councilman Srarw<;lt :�-,. ,! if riii� area wa� tht� section ,et recently in which the
people makin�; apE>, i�. t i"r. �,�r i,��ii�iinh permi.ts would be required to put $800 for
each buildabl�� l:�t in� � c,� r„w t.�r cl,� sc ;rn: sewer system'? The City Engineer said
yes, the whole ar�-��. ��;>uncilm�in Stark.,lt asked ii any new people coming into
the area would havt� c�� nut ti�i:, ainount into escrow^. The City h;ngineer said yes.
Mayor Liebl mentioned �h� �n�m<_�r�audum frc�n�� Mr. ,Iez-ry Boardman �iddressed to the City
Manager which commented on the thc>ughts �i the Metro Council. He asked the members
of the Council if they had any questions concerning the memorandum. There were no
questions.
' Mayor Liebl said the.y wc��.,id continue their di�;cussion o� the Comprehensive PLan
and study area number five. He said this was :� level area whic!� was by F.M.C.,
and parts of the area had not been developed at all. He said t'ii� p�rtion is close
� to the river. Mayor Liebl asked what the present zoning r�n this ����perty was? The
City Engineer said it is currently R-1, but there are restraint� .,❑ the area. He
said it is close to the river and he felt the river bank area should be preserved.
He said the second consideration on the area is that it is close to r.M.C. and other
' industry. He said the tact that the high traffic r�f East River Ruad makes this area
less desirable for single iamily dwellings. He said the high density uses would be
a deterrent to single family constructions.
The City Engineer said the Comprehensive Plan called for a use such as high rise
apartments, which would allow only portions of the land to be used and the rest
left natural. He said this could also inclucle the installation of oifice buildings,
which would be more suitable to the freeway, industry, East River Road and the River.
Mayor Liebl questioned the City Engineer askin� if he believt.d this to be more suitable
than R-1 development of the area? The City Engineer said ye5.
The City Engineer said the area could be used for office space and some multiple
structures.
Mayor Liebl asked if the City had faciliti.es to comply with this type of development
of the area? The City Engineer said the sewer was available, but the wtaer is not
all the way down.
Mayor Liebl said the people had been assessed quite a bit I��r the water main, He
asked if this would be big enough to handle a high rise and also the commercial
property of the area? He asked if the Engineer was talking about an inter-community
complex? The City Engineer said there is a twelve inch pipe up to a certain point
and it would have to be extended.
Mayor Liebl asked Councilman Nee if he had any questions because this area was in his
Ward. Councilman Nee said he had no questions. Mayor Liebl asked Councilman Nee
if he would object to high rise buildings i.n this area? Councilman Nee said no.
Councilman Nee said he believed this to be a more interesting utilization than the
construction of R-1 in this area,
MOTION by Councilman Nee to close the Public Hearing on the Comprehensive Development
Plan. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Liebl declared the Public Hearing closed at 8:05 p.m.
Mayor Liebl said the Plan would be considered for adoption on July 2, 1973.
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Councilman Starw�alc questioned if there was an efficient meth�d for these potential
purchasers? The City Engineer said this would be difficult unless someone would call
City Hall. He said it would be very hard to do this.
Councilman Starwalt asked if the same conditions would prevail on the other LOts?
He asked if the elev:3rion level would change for the orher properties'? The City
Engineer said the flood level would remai.n the same. •
The City Engineer said the other marking on the map indicated the walking easement
the City will acquire. Councilman Starwalt asked if this would run to the crest of
the hill. The City En�ineer said no. He said the other property owner on the agenda
is willing to give the Ci.ty everything, this one is reluctant to give anything.
Mayor Liebl reterred tc> the swale on Lot 11 and said he would like proper piling
in the area so the hous� would not be washed down. He said this would be a
substantial investment, h�It would have to be done to utilize the land in the effected
area. He said Mr. Ranstrom had given the Ci.ty what they had asked for. He added,
he had seen the si_te and the view was very nice. He said there is a handicap in
that drainage may cause pr.oblems. He sai.d he thought the appli�ant could develop
the land with the C;ouncil's blessing. I1.: said he did not S,�ant tt�e c'ity to be held
responsible if some time in the future the house is sold ��nu the new ownEr would
come in with a drai.nage problem and ask why rhe City had issued a building permit.
The City Engineer sai.d ii the Council feels this could be appruved with the stipula-
tions, the property owner is .3�ixious �;> get started, and he woald recommend the
Council authorize the appr��val of the agreemeat, approve tl:e variance, execute the
agreement and approve the first rcading uf tht� ordinance. He said they could approve
the first readinK rar t+�is time.
MOTION by Cou�ci_ln;�iu Starwal! =�� <,k�provE_ thc� agreemeur. witi� t'�:��r 1�_ive puints stipulated,
authorize tf�t ��se��,t i:��� �,t rhe :�Sr.;cr��ut, appr�ve ttie variancc and adopt the first
reading of the �>rd�rlanr,c: r>n L��t�s i0 c�nd 11, Block 1, Kice Creek School Addition,
as requested by Mr. Raustrum, waiving tl�e reading. Seconded by Councilman Utter.
� Councilman Nee ask��i ii tht: sewer wa;; �.�• dr;,i�3 the �wamp dowr the street? The City
Engineer sai.d the Ci±-y would need ;i !OQ ��� �r �asement for tfi� project. He said
with the construcriu�i ut th�� h���ne, the. ��ip� would be bent. Tht t;i.ty Engineer said
there is agreement witf�� t4�ti schi��,�i iui- the 100 foot easement oi� [he school pr��perty
' adjacent to Arthur S�.r�et. C�uncii.man ::ee ��5ked which w;�s the better route h�-draulically?
The City Engineer said tfley are huth eU.�a1. He said thi5 would n.�t change the price
any. He saicl tl�.t ar�a r ii ls ��� f��.;t , i� w��::l�l ��� into U�e creek to this level.
� The City Engin�+t r sai�i the Ci .; did h.�� e�in �:asement along che school property,
and this would be un tht north si�ic o1 the sch��ol and he h�;pad rhey could work out
some agreement.
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Councilman Nee asked how far ahuve the n�rmal level of the creek is the 856 contour?
The City Engineer said the norma] level is probably about 850 or 851. He added, it
would indicate about a five foot rise of the area.
Councilman Nee pointed out an area on the map where the 856 elevation appeared to
go into the creek. He asked if there wouid be enough room for a walkway there.
The City Engineer said they had tried to d�fine contours of 856, and this was most
easily defined by a straight line. He said it was his basic intent to have the walk-
way as close to the water as possible and preserve the banks. The City Engineer said
it is very remote that a walkway would be constructed in this area, this would be
'one on the north side of the creek. He said they would like to have control of the
bs�• �s on bot!: sides �f the crt�k.
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Mayor Liebl directed Mr. Ranstrom to have the documents t:r,r poi.nts l, 2, and 3
ready for ttie sec�>nd reading, and to work with the City sr.�iff.
Councilman Nee questioned if a three to two vote was sufficent to vacate a drainage
and utility easement. The Ci.ty At�orney said in some orher occassions a four vote
is needed, but in this instanc�, he b�lieved i_t sh:>uld he a �«,,_jcrity vote.
' CONSIDERATION OF APYROVAL OF VACATION REQi]EST SAV �f73-OS, GILBERT hiENKVELD, TO VACATE
PUBLIC EASEMENT ON 67th AVENUL RETLJEEN ANOKA STREET AND Ff:LDI.i?.1' S'iREET TO ADD 30'
TO THE NORTH/SOUTH DIME'NSION OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, OAK GROVE ADDITION TO FRIDLEY PARK,
MAKING IT A BUILDABLE: SITE:
Mayor Liebl said at the May 9, 1973, meeting of the Planning Commission, they had
recommended approval of the request.
The City �ngineer said he would like to point out the area being discussed and
referred to the map in the agenda. He said there iS one 40 foot lot. Mayor Liebl
said according to the building code, they could not build a ho�ise on this lot.
He said they would have to go through this vacation. The City Fr.gineer said he
cannot build. Mayor Liebl said so, in order to allow the constructior., the Council
would have to approve the vacation of the easement. The City Engineer said there is
a 75 foot frontage minimum requirement also, and this lot would only be 70 feet in
front. He said the applicant would need a variance to build on the lot with the vacated
easement.
Mayor Liebl called on Mr. Cra.ig Willey, contract purchaser, and said he had promised
at the Public Hearing that he would make his house plans compatible to the area.
He asked Mr. Willey what he intended to do.
Mr. Willey addressed the Council and said he had planned a home which would blend
in with the general character of the neighborhood and the emhankment. He said he
had intended to incorPorare a mansord roof over the second story, aliowing the
second story to look like the roof. He said the home wouid resemble a one story
home.
Councilman Breider said if the building plan is changed to be feasible with the
neighborhood, he would sti11 not favor the proposal of vacating the easement. He said
the City would need the access on the high ground. Councilman greider said he thought
the City should retain the right of way and roadway. Councilman Breider said he
doubted if anyune would want a trail through their front yard. He said the access
could not be restricted to the line. He said he could see nothing but problems,
and he added, he for one, had made up his mind and would like to retain the easement.
Councilman Nee said it was his view to retain the easement also.
Councilman Breider sai.d he would not want the man to go through all of this work� so
he would like hi_m to know that he would �ot change his mind.
The City Attorney s��id lie had found che ruling on the vacation and it would require
a four vote in favor of vacating tl�e easement in order to vacate a street, alley
or highway. He said there is no mention ot a utility easement, so he would not
shed any light on Chis. He said there is no question how many votes it would take
to vacate 67th Street. }ie said he had no information to this effect on the previous
item. He said he had not found anything to the contrary, he assumed the motion could
be carried with the three to two, maj�rity vote.
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' Mayor Liebl asked thc� applicant if he was guin� to live up to the agreement with
the stipulations? i�tr. Newquist said the Cit�� .,tafi had hcen tair and tough minded,
and they had been in pains taking ne�otiatioi�� witii th�m. Mr, tiewquist said Mr.
Christenson is prepared to agree with the stipulations when tliey are reduced t�� legal
' form. Mayor Liebl said he would agree to the stipulations set forth in the meeting
with staff un June 15, 1973. Mr. Newquist said this has been discussed, and they
were ready to commit themselves.
Mayor Liebl said they had had hearin�s at both tt�e Plannine c:��mmission and Council
levels, and he appreciated the fact that Mr. Christenson tiad agreed to cooperate
with all of thc proposed mtthods of modification. He sai.d he did appreciate the
concern of the peu}>le of the area, but when they purchased their property, the
Christenson property was zoned iu the present manner and Designware was there. He
said they had solved the traffic problems, there would be no traffic on Rice Creek
Terrace and Main Street. He said the screening ot the area w�uld be good,and they
had agreed to put up an attrdctive facility. He said that these are the facts that
have to be weighed. He said he would like to hear what tkie people have to say, he
added there are people in atteadance frum all of the surrounding areas.
Mr. Michael Simon, Attorney, 1821 University Avenue, St. Yaul, addressed the Council.
Mr. Simon said he was representing Mrs. Pearson, 171 Rice Creek 'I'errace.
He said he thought the area along the creek should be preserved tor its natural beauty.
He said he was asking the City to prevent Mr. Christenson from using the proposed
area for his construction. He said in this area, there should be a top notched
construction and the applicant was proposing a metal structure, with six big doors,
twelve feet high and only one foot in between them. He said this portion of the
building would be faci.ng homes which are valued at from $40,000 to $50,000 on Main
Street. He said he felt this to be a substantial type of building site, and he would
prefer the high densitti> ho��sinK. He said the applicant would still be putting up
a big metal building with a little brick and the buses would still be traveling the
area and be stored on tiie property. Tir. Simon said in the winter months there would
be no buffer in the area. He said he thought the property only Rice Creek ahould be
preserved for a park use as indicated in the Comprehensive Plan.
Mr. Simon said he did not know what was to b� done about tlie storage of gas tanks. He
said it would only take one explosion to destroy the entire residzncial area. He
said he asked the Council to deny the request by Mr. Christenson. Mr. Simon said he
would like the property to be rezoned or zoned down. He said he would not like to
leave Mr. Christenson in the lurch. He would also like the Council to allow the
people of the area to consider the spE�cial assessment district proposal. He said
he would like [o know if they would favor this.
Mayor Liebl said he knew what the people want and if the City were to comply with
their wishes, this would be a step backward. He said the Council would have to look
ahead, and be responsible for every action. He said they would have to determine
not only the effect on the neighborhood but the effect on the entire City. He said
he would have to consider the recommendations of the City Staff, and he thought they
could live with the stipulations.
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1KT', C�rl 7_.uk, 281 RiceCreek Terrace, said sume conside�ation should be given
�p the tra�fic of th�: area. He said there is now just a few people using Second
Stx'eet and it is hard enuugh to g�t access. Mr, Zuk asked if there would be a tra�fi�
li.�h�? The City Engincer said this would be installed. The City Engineer �aid
th� plans call f��r additional yt�rage and stacking room for easy entrance,
T��. �uk asked how the bus would be able to make a"U" turn. Councilman B��ider aBkAd
�.f th� home Qn the hill wc�uld b� removed. The City Engineer said y�s. Mayor Lie}�1
' &�id there would be no trafTic from the buses in Mr. Zuk's area. Mr. Zuk said his
G��.ldx'�ri hacl been walki.rlg tn school for years.
, �caun�i�man Nee said the m�tte� was a real dilemma. He said the staff had worked
W��h 1`'Lx°� �hri.stec�son tu set ug the necessary framework and he belieued Chey had
�lpc�� a good job, I�e said he is always in favor of purchasing land �or publ�� land
' w��n �.t is or� tht; creek, Councilman Nee said he thought all were in agrerment,
th&� the law would have to be oheyed, and this would not give the City alpt of raom
�ox movemen�.
MOT�ON by Councilman Breider to grane Mr. Christenson approval of his request
�o Cc�nakruet a Scflool hus Garage with the thirteen stipulations agreed upon,
a�prc�vin� the va�iances ancl also stipulating thak brick should be used as facing
qn �h+e east side of the bui�ding, not only by the doors, but al1 portions, and
t�aC evergr��ns be planted for screening on the east sicie. Seconded by Councilman
5,� 6. F � � s
U�QN � RO�,I, CAL� VOTE., Breider, Starwalt, Liebl, Utter, Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl
de�lar�d the mo�ion carzied unanimously.
�CESS ;
I�(ayQx I,iatzl called a ken minute recess at 11:20 p.m,
R��QNVENED
M�y4x I.,i�bl rec�nv<_�rl�d ti,�� mec�ting at 11;43 p.m,
CQNSIDERl�,TION OF A�Ql'F.ST BY JOSEPH RICHTER 165 STONYBKOOK FOR ADDITIONAL CONSTRU� G�ZpN
ON ��tEEI{ RET��INING WALL:
Crauncilman Nee saiel he haci reque;t�r��d thi.s item be placed on the a�;enda. He said
�x�� ��,chter re�i.ic,.f iiorti: •� Mr 1:; i�tie;; . H� said the retaining wa11 ends just
�hQ�t of h�s pr�:_��>��: t y,:ind t�t wou ��a l i k� ��.�u more stacks uf railrpad ties tp compl�CB
fik�e wa11, He sa:i�i he had advised Mr. Kichter that he was ;tvt sure that this could
b� donQ.
The Ci�y ��lgi�eer :;a�d this would invc�lve $500 to $600 in expenses and he was leaxy
�s ta wh�xE� th�s would �tog if it was started.
� CQ�t��ilman Stax�walt said he was also aware of this request for Mr. Kenneth Kori.n,
bQ�l Bet�jam�.n St. N.E., and he had requested them to repair damage don� by t�e �i�y
it� x�a�d con�truetion wher� ehe roots of trees had been left exposed.
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�'1�}'��' �,i,�k�l esked '.�ir. Kohian if he hri�i any objections to tl�c: stipulations brought
up �i� th� ��.ty Attori�ey'? Mr. Kotialn said not on his part.
M�. �oh�an sa�d th�re are some trails t�, be constructed on the property and the
plans and sp�eifi_caCions have been shown to and discu&sed with the �ity. He added,
th� Navy S�abees are cc�ming into the area the next w�ek. Eie said he d�d not
�pprove of it�m nucnber tl�ree. He would like the area posted as off limits during
th� time �� construction. }{e said he wauld not want any interference when g�e work
i� be�.t�� dcane. I�� said this wuuld cau�e an extra hazard, He sCressed, he would
��k� ��� �r�� clased during the Gonstruction period.
�'�� G�.ty �ttorney asked the City Manager if he had received p�an$ of the loc$tion
Q� L���.18 and �,� they had provided sati_sfactory information to the City. The City
1'�s��i,$6� ��id yes, they had and w%11 receive any plans of fu�ure cocistruction of
t�ai�a, He said the r�dministration had seen the plans.
Th� Ci�}� A�korney said it can b� put in that the trails will be approved by the City
a�d �ny .fuCure construction will be reviewed and approved by the City. Mr. Kohl�n
���.� ��� �u�.verts wauld have to be extended to allow the machinery access to the
prp.p���y. _
T`�r. Wi1m�s said the installation of trails would disturb the area as slightly as
pQ�sibl�. He added, the work had been donated by many people.
�'t�. �vl��an sa�.d the ground breaking would be the coming Saturday and the trails
� 'wc�ulc� be �.r�sta�.led exa�tly as planned, He said he would take care of the matte�c
s�f �h+a �,iak���i�ty policy.
, MCITICIAI �iy �ouz�cf lman uCter to approve the lease sub ject to the sti.pulation� recaaunet�ded
by th� C��y Atto�ney �hat the amount of liability be increased, that the policy
o� m�i,nt�enan�.e be established, that the City be held harmless of any claima, that the�'�
b� z�o f�tux�� �pns�ruc�ion until the City approves the plans. Seconded by Councilman
' ��'�����. Upo� a voicE vote� .al�. vot�.ng aye, Mayor I,iebl declared tt�e �not�q�t ,�a���,p�
li�tAa'aT� �4QU ,�11 � e
���IVIN� R_EVENUE SHARINC PLANNED USE REPORTt
Tl�� Ci�y 1rT��agex said the Deaprtment of Treasury ��4uires that Planned L1ae g�port�
b� �Qmgl�t�c� for revenue sharing �unds for the thixd enti.tlemen� p�riod pr�to� �p
���� �Q� ���� �or �he period January 1 to ,Tune 30, 1973. The C�.Cy Managex� said
h� ���Qtnme�d�d that the payment of the balance of the new �'ire true�C, $bQ,ppp,
��� p�ytn��t af �he balance of Peter Pirsch fir� truck, $5,$35, and $8,701 £ar the
p���h��� �� paxk land.
1"I�T�Ci�i �ay �ouneilman utter to concur with the�ecommendations of the Ci�y Msn,a$er
�[�� ��g�ove the planned us� report and direct the administratian to prepase
�+�������`y amendment.�; to tha 1973 budget fur consideration and action, �q�Q�d��
��' �����,lmazt Starwalt, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayur Lieb1 de�lared thQ
Ens�t�sa�1 c��r��d unanimc�usly.
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� t� MAHL, DIRIi(��IUk iti1 i)F'FR1TI(���� i� I�;F NATUR��1 �t.T�NCE F�R Y'0 TL�H �"
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�� � Mr�. Ba�rb�ra }iuz�iie;;, adc11,� :-e�1 t���c (;ou�tcil and �ai.l }�1t°. N1ah1 was n0
�.Qng�r in atteilaanc�.�. S}-�e said 1-:e had made a short: over• view oi the
�und��1� and lias son�e questzons in the area of spending $200,p00,
, Mx�, Hugh�s said �hlr .,�1ahl had lc:ft ,� sample budget wi�h Paul Brown
and th� Gity lianager. Mrs. Hughes said Mr. Mah1 would submit a
l��t��' w�th valuable information the next week.
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MQTIQI� l�y Counci lmari Nee ta receive the letter. Secondecl by CounciJ.-
m��1 ��'�i��;r. Upon � voice vate, all voting aye, ;�layor Uiebl dsc�axeci
��i� motiQr� carr�ed unanimou�ly.
�c�u��ilr�ar� Nee asked Mrs. Hughes to encourage Mr. Mahl to get the
le�t�;�r �o the Cotincil before the hearin�.
Mx�, �ughe� said an unsigned letter would t�e comins� from him fol�.owed
by a s�gned Jetter.
R�C�IVING COMl�tl1NICA'TION FR�M DUAN� E. PRAZkIE VOTING _ON NORTH PARK;
1�QTION by Cauncilman Nee to receive the letter from Duane E. Px'air��,
, da���, Jur1e 13, 1973. Seconded h}� Councilman Bre_ider. Upon a vo�ce
Yt�t�, ��.1 vptino aye, �layor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimou�ly.
� REC�IVING COMP�ILINICIaTION ��ROM DOUGI,AS A. PETF,RSON VUTING 0:�' NORTH PARK:
MClTI��i by Cpuncilman Utter to receive the lettex froin Mr. pou�las A,
' PE�te��or�, date� June 13, 19i3. Seconded by Councilman B�ei�1�x�.
U�on a Y�ice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor �.iebl decl.ared the m�iior�
��.x'�'�.�s� ur�animously.
R�CEIVING THE MINIJ'I'rS OF THE NORTH_PARK MEETING OF i�1AY 22, 19�3:
�(�'���N �iy Councilman �3reide� ta receive the mi.nutes of the North P�xk
M�eti.n� v� �1ay 22, 1973. Seconded L�y Councilmat� Utter. Upon a vo�.c�
vs��e, a11 vo�ing aye, I�1ayo� Liebl declared the �not�on carried unani�
moua�.�,
REQUES'T OF C I TY RIANAGER 'I'0 TAKE VACAT I ON LEAVE JULY 1� 18 1� 7�:
AND
APF4INTMENT �F ACTING CITY MANAGER:
1��'��4�N �y ��uncilman Nee to approve the request b�r the C�.ty Mana.gex
����� Y+�caiion from July 1, tv July 18, ].973. Seconded by GQUn�i��
j� �„ �3�'���.��; a Upo�} � vo�ce vate, all voting ay�e, Mayox L�ebl de���xed
� e �c��is�n �ax�ied unanimously
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k�E��IVTNG THE MINU'1'}=� �`F 'I'H�? BIJILDING STI�N�f�RDS DESIGN CONTROL
U�CO�MITTI:E; TTEFTI'� '�)!-- JiJNE_ 7, 1973:
RE UES1 l�U CO�dSTI:UC�� .A S�I� � i L t�ARACE FOR THI: PURPOSE OF
ORI'v(� SC �OOI T311S ;�S�CATED ON LOT �}3LOCK 6, AND THE
0 H 25 FE:��"1' Oi= I,07' 2,_�GLOCK 6, RIC CREEK PI.AZA S�OUTH
AUllITI01 � i{r � 1titI-�. lil; ING 6?50 Mf1IN STREET N. F., FRTDLEY,
MINN�SOT;, . !�?};rijJ1=S'i' BY kOG1�R ('EIRISTENSON, 6473 UNIVERS�TY
A��NU�: �.? ., }`Ki;l;_i_Y, `,'I�'�I:SOT.� :
The Cit�� I:;��ineer sai_ci ti� i� i ter�l had been taken care of.
-� ����)I�SIDERATION OF A RE U�;ST TO CONSTRUCT 1S5 TOWNHOUSE
�1 T, LO("':1TF.D i")N THF EAST H,1LF QF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER
F'TH� SG�1'l'HW};ST UARTER OF S�,CTION 14, T-30, R-24, EXCEPT
TH� SOIITH l 85 , 0 F`FF TFIERF.OF AND EXCEPT PARCELS A AND B,
TH� SAh1E BEING k30RDEi:E� B�' 63ItD AVENUE ON TH� SOUTH,
MIS�I�SIPPT STRFET ON THE NOR�TH, 7TH STRF.ET ON THE EAST AND
T STRr I�T (�'� -"i iii WEST. �-�I���i1ES BY THE WALI, CORPORATIO ,
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80�0 ('EI)�1}� :�� � :JUi_., ?tINNF:APOI,IS, "�INNFSOTA) •
The City I:ngineer said this item was pending before the
' F�anning CommissiQn, He addec�, the administration had as�Ced
�t�.r plans and they had not submi�ted.them. He said they
�hould be submitted before July 1, 1973, because of the
� ��ld��ional SAC chargeS. The City Engineer said, they had
b�en.r�otified several times.
CQNS�DEI2Ai�ON OF A RE UEST' TO C�NSTRUGT A DIESEL FUEL
' 0 G' �'ANK, �,OCATED ON LQ'1'S 27 A D 28, GOV'T LOT N0. 1,
D TOR'�_SUBDIVI ION N0. 39, THE SAME BEING 4�TH AVENUE
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Th� �i�y Engineer said this had been discusse�.
�(?T�C?�t �ay Couneilman Nee to receive the minutes o� the
St+�ndaxds Design Contxol Subcommittee Meeting of June
Se���d�d by Councilnian Utter. 11pon a voi�e vote, all
May�r I,�.,�bl declared the anvta.on carried unanimously.
55101:
Building
7, 1973,
voting aye,
RE!C��VTNG THE MINUTES UF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JUNE 12, 1973;
A REQU�S�' FUR A VARIANC� OF SECTION 45.102 2A, FRIDLEY CITY
AL H P RK NG OF COMMERCIAL VEI�ICLES ON THE
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�-� �a OT 2� 1� , BLOCK 13t HAMILTON'S ADDIT T
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R���IVTNG °�HE �9I�IUTES OF TH� ENVIRONMENTAL UALITX CO��iMISSTON
— F MAY 29, 19 ,
M�!'�I�N by Councilrnan Utter to receive the minutes 4f the �nv�.xon-
m��t�� Qua�ity Commission Meeting c�f l�Tay 29, 1973. �econded by
��►uz���lman N�e, llpon a ti�oice vote, a1�. vating aye, Mayor Liebl
�ie��.�t�'�d the motion carri�d unanimously.
����TV�NG THE i�tINUT�S OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CQMMISSIQN
G 0 Iv E Z-, T��ST ,
MQT�QN by Gauz�cilman �iee tca xeceive the minutes of the Env�.ronmen�tal
Qua�.��y Commission Meeti.ng of June 12, 1973. Seconded by Council-
man Utier. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mavor Liebl declared
�he mA��on carried unanir�pusly.
R��EIVIIV� THE MINUTES OF THE CABLE TELEVISION CUMMISSION MEETING
Q MAY 7, �.97�:
MQTIO�] by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Cable
Televisiun Com�-:ission Meeting of May 7, 1973. Seconded by Council-
man Utter. U��on a voice vo*e, all voting aye, Mayox Liebl declared
the mQta,on cazried unanimou5ly,
�ouncilman Vee �aid he had an item for the consideration by th.e
' �ounGil, but be�cause of the lateness of the hour, hs would like
�o cantinue the discussion on the matter until the next meeting
oi the Council, Councilman �c�e said tie would like to know the
juri�diction of- the �(.;C. Ceu:icilman Nee said tiis questions
� Ganc�rned two poinr� he wci.,l:_i like to raise at the Publ.ic Hearing.
MOT�ON by Councilr�an lJtter to receive the commu�Zication from
Couneilman '�ee r����r�ling questic�ns to b�; subniitted to the Federal
�ommunicatiuris Col�il�iis� ion. `����orided by Councilman Starwalt. Upon
a�pice vote, all votiii� aye, ;�layor Liel�l declared the motion car�r�.ed
unanimously.
GQUnci�.man Nee asked if the item could be discusse�' on the nsxt
we�k's agenda. ?�layor Liebl said yes.
Coun.�ilman Nee said he thought the letter should suumitted as
c�i�estioned by the City, not by the franchise holder.
�Ix�, Barbara Hughes asked if it would be possible to continue the
Pt�b�.i� �eari�g? Mrs. Hughes listed the point in question brc�ught
up by th� members of the Cable Television Commissian at their
r.��ent me�t�ng ancl said they would be meeting again before the
Fut���.� Nearing, Mrs, Hughes said the �ommissian would be mak�ing
a x�eommendat�on to the Council.
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�t�SQLU'��(JN �76-1973 - I)IRECTING F'UBLZCATION OF HE�IRING QN PROPOSED
� SSME i ROLI, }'OR ��\N�TARY SF.WER, WaTER, AND STOR�i SEWER IMPROV�-
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M�'I'I(�N bv Councilnian Utter to adopt Itesolution #i?fi-�973 dixecting
�ublica�ion of hc�aring nQtice on prOppsed assessmc:nt ro11 for
s��itaxy se��er, ��Yater, and storm sewer improvement praject No. 102,
Seeond�d by Goun�zlman Br�i.der. Upon a voi.ce vote, a11 voting
�ty�� I�ay�x Lieb] declared the mation carried unana.mously.
Tt�S�L,UTIQN #77-1973 - AUTfiORIZING AND DIRECTING Tt�E SPLITTING OF
G��1I� A SFSSr1FNT5 ON QT 13, PARCEL 900 AUDITOR' SUBDIVIS N
�9� AND REPLATTING NTO JIM LUND ACRES ADDI'I'ION:
MQ�'IQN t�y Councilman Breider to adopt It�solution #77-1973, authorizin$
a�.d �ixecting the splitting o� special assessments an Lot 1�, Farce7.
9QQ,�Audit,pr's Subdivision No, �2�, and replatting into Jim Lund
��x�� Ac�dix%on, Seconded by Councilman [Jtt�r. Upon a voice vote,
a�,�, vpting aye, Mayox I�iebl declared the motion carr�ed unana.mously.
CI,AIMS ;
(a�N�RA� 3 217 0
I,�f�UOR 7847
- �2298
79Q5
MC?�'IQN tay �c�unci�man Breider to approve the claims. Seconded by
�ctun��l�ma� Nee. U�on a voice vot�, a1� voting ayea Mayor Li.ebl
d��l�r�d the motion carr�ed unanimausly.
�,I�EHSE�;
T��� 0� L���NSE
ON SAL� ���R
�`a.mbQ's Pizza
��$ Miss�.�s�p�i St.
F��d1�y
�QOD �STA�LTSHMENT
:
James Schooley
, GQ�.d�r� V - Bonbay House
S$6� i.I�i.versitv :'�ve.
Fxi�J.�y Chander Mehta
, PUBLIC DRINKING PLACE_
' Fx��tti.er Club
7�36� i?ld Gentxal
Fx�d1�y�
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��A Mis�i���.��?�, St,
P�'�.dley
'�laxlene �'ovlitzki
�j�wa�d Nelso�}
APPROVELl BY FEE
Public Safety Dir. 7.2q,Q0
Comm. Dev. Adm.
Anoka Cnty Health 25,QQ
Public Safety D�r. 7.00,0
Public Safety �lir. �.QO, 00
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�UL��FLE DWE�LING LICENS�S
' Name
� A1b�rt Jok�n�san
��11 R�.y�rview T�rr.
�'�°�.dley 55432
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(Ro�e R�al Estate)
6229 University
Fridl�y 55432
S�� aba�e
Ch�ry� � Richard
V�th
P��rl �,
RcaJ.and Waller
6�7�-73-3rd St.N.E.
Un�.t�d �tealty
, 794 �c�, Cl�veland
�t, Paul 55116
� S�e I�bQVe
September 1, 1972 Sept, 1, ��73
��ddre55 ^__ llnits I�ee Approved by
137 i�liss . 4 3. 35
Pxo-rate Fire Prev, �ursau
5-1-73 Robert D. Aldrzch
7673 East 4
River Rd.
106-77th 1M1ray 4
S.OQ
(6 mo.
ownership)
5.00
(6 mo.
ownership)
Fire Prev. �urea.0
Rob�rt D. A]�dri�h
Fire Prev. Bur�au
Robert, p. Aldri.�i�
6071-73-Srd St. 3 2.50 Fire Prev. Bur�au
290-�ilst Ave. (3 rno. Rober� D. Aldrich
ownership}
57p1 Central 32 �3.25 Fire Prev. Bur�a
(Pro-rated) Robert D, A1dr��
S7Q0 Folk 32 23.2� Fire Prev. Buxe�.0
(Pro-rated) Robext D. Alcixich
' MQTT�?N by Cour�cilman Br�.ider to approve the Licenses, Seconded by
��aua���lman Utt�r . Up�an a vc�ice vate, all voti.ng ay�, �Iayar Lieb1
c���lar�d th� mati�n carried unanimously,
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�ounci�man Ne� saa.d he thought ihe estimate submi�ted by Brau�r
�hou�.d b� held until� after the presentation and Public Hearing on
th� I�orth Park �na�tt�r. The City Manager said this would not eom-
gl�ate th� payment to Brauer �and Associates,
��auer �r A�socia�es, Inc,
�440 F1yin� ��.oud Drive
Eden Prairi�, �Iinnesota 55343
Gt�l� Couxs� and Nature Center Feasibility Study
May 25� 7.973 billing
�ail, Smi�i�, Ju�ter, Fe�'kema, � t�askv�tz
7.05Q �uild�rs Exchange Building
Mi�nnea�aolis t MN 55402
S�r�rice� rendereld by Pxp��ct��pr in xepre��ntation of
��,�� �� ���.����� Matt�rs. Dated Ju�e 5, ��73
$ 2,500,00
1,l.QQ,00
�� I��GUI��1R COL11`(�Il, ;�tEL"l�l'��� OF JU;\�: 18, 19?3 PA,GE 2S
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�QUn��lma� Utrer, l!��on a v�icF� vote, all voting aye, Mayor Li�bl
���l�xed the �,�otion �arrie� lznall.tinou�lv.
CQN�IDERA_I'ION OF� SIDE Y'��IZD ASSESSI�IENT POLICX:
`�h� Fi�ance Uirector said t}�i; matter went back to the discussior�
`r��,�r�ing the asse~sment of side y�,�ds on 67th Avenue and Ric�
�re�� Terrace and 7th Street. l�e saici it had been �he po�icy of
t�� Gi�y to n�v�t- cross the street with this type o£ assessment.
Th� F�nance llirector said �n this instance if the street wauld neveT
1�� pt�t in n�xt to Red Ow� , t11ey coulc] go farther up the s��est.
Mayca�' L�.eb1 saici thi.s wauld be a different direction for the side
y��°d ���essm6nt policy,
�'h� Finance Directoz� said he was saying if the street is never
�c�ing �o be put in, they could go up the black with the as$�ssme��s.
M�yor I,iebl saici the peopl� as���sed would have to receive some
b�n�e�1,�s, He asked if the City could �egally spread the 7th stxee�
a���s�ments to �7th Avenue?
Th� Ci�y .�ttorney sa�id if the City feels they want to do �hi.� thQr�
�h.�uld b� sam� �ustifi�at�.on from the staff and a reason for this
px�pared �n report form, �Ie said the reasons for doing this and
�he r�ascan it wou�d ba differen� from the previous policy shou�.d
1ae �t���d, IIe said th�r� should be sorne indicati�n caf the in�on�
��.�tar��y Qf pvli,cy, He �aid if the propexty on th� block is b�n�-
��.t�d by this, this would deviat� from the nc�rmal situation.
N�aya�' Liebl a�ked i£ th�s would be set�ing a bad precedent? He
sa�.d i� �h� improvements are made would these people receive the
b�n�f�.�� .
' '�he +�i�y Attorney said this would depend on what palicy the City
w�r��� u�dex this set of £acts. Does the City feel the improve�
m�nt� ax�; going to benefit the entire block, �e questioned. H�
' s�.id th�xe should be a statement in the records to uphold this
c�ec�.sion in the cas� that someone wants to repeal the decision,
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�epQx't stating why this situation,would be different and why the
�eo�al� wauJ.d benefit.
�QUr�c�.�.man Breider asked if the assessments would i��lude Rice
�xe�1� Terrace to the end of the Street. He added, tl�e people have
�o g�t intQ the area trom somewhere. I�e asked how these �eople
had b��n a�sessed, there is no road in there.
Coun�i�man Utter said there was a road there at one time.
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AE���V�i�G THE MINUTkS pF TH� NORTH PARK COMMITTEE MEETING OF JUNE
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MQT��iN ]�y C�unca.lman �xeider to receive the minutes o� the �iorth
' F�rl� �c�mmit�ee Mee�ing of June 12, 1973, Secanded by Councilman
��.axwa�t. Upon a vaice vot�, a11 voting aye, Mayor I.iebl dee�areci
tk��9 mo�io�. �axried unanimously.
CQMMllNICATION�:
RI�H�,Ri? FUDALI , FIV.E SANDS : FENCING ON 79TH WAY;
MOTI(�N by Couri� i lman Br�ei�i�r to receive the �ommunicatian irom
Ri�hard Fudali, d�ted June 8, 1973, regarding fencing on 7��h
Way. S�canded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice v�te, all vating
ay�, May�x I,�ebl d�clared the motion carried unanimously.
R���IVING C�MNitJNICA`I'ION_ FROM FRIDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION:
M(�TIQN by Gaunci lman Hreicle►� to receive the letter and waive the
�ees� �ecpnded by Coua�cilman Nea, Upon a voice vote, all votin$
ay�� Mayor Lie�] cieclared the motion carried unanimousl�.
ADJQURNMENT:
MOTI(?N by Councilman Breider to adjourn the meeiing. Seconded by
Gpun�i].man Ut�er. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayox Liebl
d+�clared ��e Regular Meeting of the G�.ty Fridley Counc�l �f
Jur�� 1$, �973, adjourned at 1:10 a.m,
Re�p�ctfu�ly submitted,
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PLTBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
T� WHQM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notic� i.s hsreby giv�n that there will be a Public
iieariug of the City Council a� the City of Fridl,ey in the City
ilall a� 6431 Uaiver�i4y Av�n�e North��st on Monday, May 14, 1973
in th� Coun�il Chambers at 7:30 P.M. Ear the purpose of:
Consideratian o£ adoption af a Comprehensive
Development Plan for the City of Fridley.
This $earing will be open to all residents in the
City. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above
taaxkex may be heard at thia time. Info�rmation regarding the
Coaa�teheasive Development Plan is available at City Hall.
F�.ea�� call ar visit aur offices fo= additional information.
Tei�phaae 560-3450.
FRANK G: LIEBL
NAYOR
Publisht April 25, 1973
May 2, 1973
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MEMO T0: Gerald R. Davis, Gity Manager
MLMO FROM: Jerrold Boardman, Planning Assistant
MEMU DATE: May 4, 1973
RE: Compreheneive Plan
On April 11, 1973 Oliver Erickson and I met with Sandy Dean,
Metro Couacil�s staff coordlnator for Fridley's Comprehensive P�an,
to discuss their recoamendations for the plan (Exhibit A). From
the discuasion it was pretty evident that the provision of low
incame housing was their main concern. In a follow-up meeting on
April 20, 1973, I met with Wayne Cox and Mary Abdukrhamen of the
Metro CounCil Housing Division. We discussed what would be practical
for the City and what kind of statement would be acceptable to
Metro Council.
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On April 24, 1973, I sent a letter to the Planning Commissiou
with some recommendations for statements that I felt were necessary
to get Metro approval (Exhibit B). These recou�endations, along with
Metro Council�s recoau�endations, were reviewed by the Planning Counnis-
aion at a special meeting on May 2, 1973. The Planning Commission�s
proposals were then drawn up (Exhibit C) and submitted to Metro
Council's Referral Board for their review. They accepted the
Comprehensive Plan on May 3, 1973 and will send it to Metro Council
on May 10, 1973.
The P7.annir►g Coum�issi�an recomrnends that the City Coun�il accep�
�hn tollpwing s�at�meaks fa� inclusion in the Compreh�naive �'lan:
1. Encpuxags the use o� �'edexal, State,�Loca1. and�k�ri�ate
tools ta insure the provision of low income houaing Co
help meet the housing needs.
a. petermine the housing needs of the City by
establishing a committee to study and identify
the l�ousing problems. The co�ittee would �hen
establish a plan that wauld deal with the problems,
and relate the findings and reco�endationa to
the C1ty's residents.
This wauld be included under residential objectives, page 48,
paragraph 7.
2. Pranote the preservation of wetlands by encouraging
conscientious development controlled by means available
to the City.
Thie would be included under General Objectivea, page �+7,
paragraph 7.
3etting up a polic y on houaing is aa essential etep ia gettiag
Metro approvgl aad in turn, receiving any Federal funding through thelr
priority syatem.
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By locating the conflicting intensities
and examining all presently undeveloped '
land, special study areas are eatablished
and planaed within the framework of the
goals an� objectives of the City.
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Mr. Clark said the City doesn't honor this lot spli*, and until it
is approved as a split, we will not split the special assess;nents or issu�:
a building permit.
Mx. Julkowski. sai.d he had receritly talked to the present
' apartment complex and told him that Lot 11, in Marion. Hills
adjacent to the complex to the West, was a tax forfeit lot.
owner of the
2nd Addition,
' Mr. Fxench asked if this lot could provide extra parking for the
apartment complex. Mr. Clark said it was a hard lot to work with, and 6
stalls, at the most, could be provided on this lot.
Mr. Claxk said the owner of the apartment complex in 1968 called
the Engineering Department and said he was having a problem providing parking
£ox his tenants and wondered if he could get help in working out additional
parking. Mr. Clark said the drawing he was presenting tonight had axeas
where additional parking could be provided, as marked in red. These par.king
sta11S wexe never put in, and there may be a different owner now.
Mx. Chxi.stensen asked Mr. Julkowski how he intended to use this parcel.
Mr. Julkowski said he has no definite plans. He could sell it, or build on
it himself. Mr. Haxris asked what he could build on this parcel.• Mr.
Ju�kawski said he could build some type of small office. Mr. Clark said
as the proposed 1ot split would be 27,000 square feet, it does meet the
code requirements and could be built upon.
MT. �rench said that as the owner of the apaxtment compl�x is having
a paxking problem, he should probably be made aware of this request so he
would know this pxaperty is either going to be built upan or put up for
sale.
Mr. Forstex said the apartment owner would have the option of buying
the p�roperty or letting it go, but he at least wouid have the choice.
Mr. Harxis thought the administration shot�ld make the owner of the
apartment complex aware that his tenants were parking in a fire 1ar:e. and
that he needs to provide additianal parking. Mr. Clark said he woulda't
want ta give the apartment owner the impression that h� had to buy this
garcel.
MOPIQN by French, seconded by Christensen, that the Plats & subai�ris.zcans�
1 Stz�eets � Utili�ies Subcoirunittee continue the reqUest for s 1ot spli�,
�.a^. #?3-p5, Bernard Julkowski, to split off part of Lot 6 and 7, Auditor'�
Subd.tvision No. 153, to develop the Zand either multiple or commercial, until
th�iz� next meeting, and request that written notice be giver� to the adjacent
' prop�rty owners, Upon a voice vote, a11 vot_ing aye, the motion carried
unan,tmously,
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2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73- 08, DENNIS RAIVSTRODI: Vacate 20 foot
utility la.t�e between Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Rice Creek School Addition,
to allow construction of a home on two lots.
Mx. Dennis A. Ranstrom and Mrs. Pat Ellis were present.
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Mx. Clark said there were no utilities in this easement so the City
has no objection to the vacation. We may want an easemer,t on the South
line of Lot 11 for a sewer easement.
� INr. Harris asked how much of an easement the City would need. Mr.
Clark said this would have to be verified in the field, but he thought six
or seven feet would be sufficient. Mr. }tarris asked if this would affect the
side yard setback. Mr. Clark said it wouldn't although there wasn't too
' mueh high ground on this property and they were g�?ing before the Board of
Appeals, for a front yard variance.
' Mr, Harris said it looks like Lot 11 goes into the i:reek. Mr. Clark
said Mr. Foslien did own this property ard he still awns the property to
the North of these lots. Verbally, yir. F'oslien has tali:ed about rezoning
' part of his property and said he woulcl deed the Cree� bettom to the City
for park land.
Mr. Harris asked if the Park Commission has looked at this property.
' Mr. Clark said we have talked to Mr. Foslien about Outlot 1, and Lot 3, that
runs all the way to 69th Avenue, and he said he migr3t deed to the City ar.y
land that goes below a certain elevation. h1r. Flarris said this was why he
' was asking about Lot 11. If the Park Department wanted to develop walking
p at hs alo n g the creek, wouldn't they have to come across this lot. Mr.
Clark said they would 'if the path followed the Creek on the South side.
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Mr. Christensen asked Mr. Clark if there was any moratorium on any
land that abuts the Creek. Mr. Clark said there wasn't although no building
permits are allowed below a certain elevation.
Mr. Harris said if the Park Department should desire any of the land
b�low the Creek for park purposes , maybe there could be some land trading.
We would give the petitioner the easement in return for de�iication below
the top oi the embankment for park purposes. �
Mr, Harxis asked the i� the petitioner had anything he wanted to add ta the
discussiQn. Mr. Ranstrom said he had a letter from his neighbor hir. Foslien,
in which he States tha� he has no objection to the�variance requ�st or the
vaeatiorl request, and a lettex from his architect, Mr. Gordon Metcalf, ex-
plaining the probl�ms and solutions to building on these lots. Mr. tiarris
said the Subcommi�tee should read the letters and Mr. Ranstrom could hav�
them back tQ present to the Planning Commission.
M�c. Harris asked the petitioner if'he had any objection to trading
the easement far a small easement for drainage and utility purposes on the
Sauth lvt lir�e af Lot 11, and dedicating the low land along the Cre�k'for
park purposes. Mr. Clark said they could have some land on the other side
of the Cr�ek. Mr. Clark said that any land that extends across the Creek
cou�,d ba dedicated for park purposes. He continued that the portion of
land that �hs petitioner owns on this side of the Creek couldn't b� used
fo� walking paths.
Mr. French said that when he looked at this p�operty he didn't see
eu�y place for a walkway on this property on this side of the Craek,
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Mr. Christensen asked if this would be a one story home. Mrs. Ellis
'said it would. Mr. Christenscn told the petitioner he thought it was a
, beautiful site £or a home.
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Streets & UtiZities Subcommittee recommend to the Planndng Commission approval
of vacation request, SAV 1i73-O8, by Dennis A. Ranstrom, to vacate 20 fopt
drainaqe and utility easement line between Lots IO and 11, B1ock 1, Rice Creek
Schopl Addition, to a11ow construction of a home on two 1ots, with the
stipvlation that the City retain a 6 foot drainage and utility easement on
the South side of Lot 11, and that any part of Lot 11 that lies North or
West of the Creek be dedicated to the City for park purposes. Upon a voice
Vota, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Chairman Harris adjourned the meeting at 8:05 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Chairman Fitzpatrick asked if this would change the siae of the lots.
Mr. I.ondoa said two lots will be one foot less and two would be 1 foot more.
The lots are of different sizes because the width of the lot depends on the
size of the unit.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said that administration has no objection to this
, replatting and the Plats $ Subdivisions-Streets $ Utilities Subcommittee
recommended approval.
MOTION by Narris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Cor�unission
close the Pvblic Hearing on the proposed p1at, P.S. #73-05, by parre� A.
Fatt Development Corporation. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, tlie motion
carried unanimously.
, MOTION by Harris, seconded by Driqans, that the Planning Commission
tecommend to Council approval of the proposed plat, P.S. �i73-05, by Darrel
A. Farr Development Corporation, a replat of B1ock 10, Innsbruck North
Townhouse Ist Addition. Upon a voice vote, aZl votinq aye, the motion carried
unanimously. .
4. VACATION REQUEST,�SAV #73-08, DENNIS A. RANSTROM: Vacate 20 foot
utility and drainage easement line between Lot 10 and 11, Block 1,
Rice Creek School Addition, to allow construction of a home on twu
lots.
Mr. Aennis Ranstrom and Mrs._P_at Ellis were present.
Mr. Clark said the petitioner is contract: purchaser of Lots 10 and
11, and wants to build a home that would cover portions of both lots. This
eaSement is not being used so administration has no objection to the vacation.
We do have a�storm sewer running East and West at about the location of the
South side of Lot 11, and it is recommended that the City retain a 6 foot
drainage and utility easement at this location. A large portion of Lot 11,
is at Creek level and Plats �, Subs recommended that any portion that was
North or West of the Creek be dedicated to the City for park purposes.
Mr. Clark said he thought it should be seriously considered getting
a recommendation from the Parks F, Recreation Commission before this goes
to the City Council. He said that in his opinion, anything South orr East
of the Creek couldn't be used for walking paths.
Mr. Ranstrom said he has letters from the adjoining property owner
' that he has no objection to the vacation, and a letter from his architect
. explaining the problems of building on this property, which he would like
to present to the Planning Commission at this time.
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MOTION by Narris, seconded by BZair, that the Planning Commission
receive the Ietters from Floyd F. Foslien dated May 4, 1973, property owner
to the North of the property, and Gordon Metcalf, Architect, dated May 5, 1973.
Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Harris requested that these letters be sent on to the City Council
also.
Mr. Clark sa�d the petitipner is anxious to build this house this
summer. If we wait for a recommendation frorn the Parks $ Recreation Commission
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it could delay this into September before all the Public Hearings and readings
of the ordinaces are through. You could recommend this for approval subject
to the findings of the Parks � Recreation Commi�sion and the Park $ R�creation
Qepartment. They have June llth as their target date for the Public Hearing
by the Council. Mr. Fitzpatrick said if we continued this until May 23rd
they could still have the hearing before Council June llth.
MOTION by Harris, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Commission
' cont�nue until May 23, 1973 vacation request, SAV #73-08, by Dennis A.
Ranstrom, to Y�cate the 20 foot utility and drainage easement line between
Lots 10 and I1, BZock 1, Rice Creek School Addition, to a11ow construction
, of � home on two 1ots, until we get the recorrunendations of the Parks &
Recteat�on CorrQnission, the Parks � Recreation Department, and the Board
of Appeals. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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S. RECON�IENDATION FOR VACATION OF 67TH AVENUE N.E. BETWEEN FRIDLEY STREET
N.E. AND STINSON BOUGEVARD
Chairman Fitzpatrick said that in Item 2 we recommended vacation of
67th Avenue between Anoka Street and Fridley Street N.E. This leav�s the
area between Fridley Street and Stinson Boulevard that we should make some
kind of recommendation on. •
Mr. Harris said this was discussed at the Subcommittee level, although
no recommendation was made. It was felt that the balance of the street ease-
ment on 67th Avenue should be vacated with the request that the adjacent
property owners rededicate the property from the crest of Lhe embankment
back to the City for park purposes. This would help clean up the entire area.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said the tax forfeit lot which is Lot 1, Block 1,
Oak Grove Addition to Fridley Park, should be called to the attention of
the Parks F, Recreation Commission. Mr. Blair said he wanted this called
to the attention o£ Paul Brown also. .
' Mr. Harxis asked how the elevation was on the easement for 67th Avenue
on `the lots under discussion. Mr. Clark said that most of the easement lies
below the embankment.
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Mr. Drigans asked if Mr. Clark thought `he people would agree to
rededicating land back to the City for park purposes. Mr. Fitzpatrick
. said there would be people who wouldn't car� if the City holds this easement
for a street or for park purposes. Mr. Clark said the area could be better
controlled if it was dec�icated for park purposes, and we could make this
known at the hearing.
� MOTION by Narris, seconded by Drigans, that the Planning Commission
recommend to Council that when they have the Public Hearing for the vacation
of 67th Avenue between Anoka and Fridley Streets N.E. t�at they include the
area between Fridley Street N.E. to Stinson Boulevard, subject to the property
ownets rededicating the property below the embankment back to the City for
park purposes. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnanimous_
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PLANNING COf�AMISSION MEETING MAY 23, 1973 PAGE 1
CALL TO ORDER:
Chairman Fitzpatrick called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
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Members Present: �itzpatrick, Lindblad, Blair, Drigans -
Members Absent: Harris �
Others Present: Darrel Clark, Community Development Administrator �
APPROVE PLANNING COi�A4ISSI0N MINUTES: MAY 9, 19'73
MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Blair, that the PLanning Cornmission
approve the minutes of the 1►!ay 9, 1973 meeting as written. Upon a voice
vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE PLATS �, SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS-�, UTILITIES SUBCOMNITTEE MINUTES:
MAY 9, 1973
MOTION by Blair, seconded by Drigans, that the Planning Commission
Teceive the P1ats & Snbdiv�sions-Streets & Utilities Sabcormnittee minutes
of May 9, 1973. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye, the motion carried
unanimously. ' �
RECEIVE PARKS $ RECREATION CONIh1ISSI0N MINUTES: MARCH 26, 1973
Motton by Drigans, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Co�nission
teceive the Parks & Recreation Con¢nission minutes of March 26, 1973. Upon
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carrjed unanimously.
RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOt�fITTEE MINUTES: MAY 10, 1973
. MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Corm►ission
receive the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee minutes of 1►!ay 10,
1973. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEAI,$ MINUTES: MAY 15, 1973
MOTION by Drigan, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Corrmiission
rece�ve the Board of Appeals minutes of May 15, 1973. Upon a voice vote,
a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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CONTINUED: VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73-08, ENNIS A. RANSTROM: Vacate
20 fooL utility and drainage easei between Lots 10 and 11, Block 1�
Rice Creek School Addition, to allow construction of a home on two lots.
Same as 6700 Arthur Street N.E.
Mr. psnnis Ranstrom and Mrs. Pa� �lj,�s were present. '
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Mr. Clark said this item was continued until we had a recomnendation
fr� the Parks & Recreation Director and the Parks & Recreation Commission.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said we do have a memo from the Parks & Recreation
Director and the Chairman of the Parks & Recreation Commission is present.
Mr. Blair said the Commission concurred with the Director in that we have
no need for any park property from these lots.
' Mr. Arigans asked if the City has any easements that follow the Creek.
Mr. Clark said no. Mr. Drigans said he didn't understand point five in the
memorandum from the Park Department. This was a suggestion that the lots be
, left as they are. Mr. Clark said that meant to leave them in private owner-
ship.
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Mr. Clark said this was also conti.nued until this item had been before
the Board of Appeals. Mr. Clark said the variance was approved subject to
the vacation being approved. The Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities
Subcommittee approved this request subject to a 6 foot drainage and utility
easement being granted on the South side of Lot 11.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said there was a gully on the property. Mr. Clark
said there was no public riqht of way draining into this gully, and this
� was to be taken care of by the:petitioner_at the time he was ready to start
construction on the home.
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by BZair, that the Planning Co�v.ssion
. recommend to Council approval of the vacation request, SAV #73-08, by Dennis
Ranstrom, to vacate the 20 foot utility and drainage easement line between
Lots 10 and 11, BZock 1, Rice•Creek School Addition, to a12ow construction
of a home on two Zots, subject to a six foot drainage arid utility easement
be�nq granted on the Soath side of Lot 2Z. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting
aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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CONTINUED: RE UEST FOR A LOT LIT, L.S. #73-05, BERNARD JULKOWSKI:
Split off part of Lot 6 and 7 Auditor's Subdivision No. 153, to develop
land either multiple or co rcial.
Mr.
Chairman Fit
level so the adj
Julkowski
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Mr. Clark said he
hospital, so no one �/
qive any opinion on /E
One of the
'no parkinq' s
Mr. Jack G
Manager of the
they had no ob
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this item had been continued at the Subcom¢aittee ,I
owners could be notified of this request.
�heard tonight that one of the owners is in the
the apartment canplex had appeared this evening to
��operty.
Eanera ha�contacted the City recently asking to have the
emoved on�5�2nd Avenue.
el, District Sup
idley Robert Hall `
tion to this lot sp
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at the Subcommittee meeting and said
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CJordon Ross MetcaU - t�irc�►itect
203� Urbanc.�ale I.ane
wa�+zata, M;��,ot�, 55391
5 ��, 1973
l�r. Dennis Ranstrom
1871 West Co, Rd. "C"
Roseville, Mirmesota 55113
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�Dear Mr. Ranstram:
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This letter is to advise you as to my decisions
relative to the design of your proposed new resi-
_- dence to be located on lots 10 & 11, Rice Creek
3chool Addition.
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I faund, after examining the tapographic survey
authored by Camstock and Davis Inc., an� aPter
s personal visit to the site, that certain physical
characteristics of the property, and seve ral
aesthetic considerations have`restricted th� actual
eonstruction site to approaimatels that as indicated
on the sketch site plan ( sent under seperate cover).
The phpsical problema are namelq the sev�re drainage
swale located in the South central erea of lot 11,
and the mature tree clumps located near the East line
of lot 11 and the South area of lot 10, in addition
to the general steep slopes of both lots. The aestnet-
ic aspects include the views and the desire not to
destro3r the natural enviroment b9 severe grading
operations. "
In my opinion, base� on the known data, an attemr�t to
construct the residence over the swale would reauire
either pouring footings on fill, which is "taboo", or
prohibitive costs in pilir.g, compACted filling oper-
Qtions and/or other non-conventional site work f or
residential construction. I am aware of the set-back
requirements as per the zoning ordinance, but would
hope the Village might grant a variance in view of
the above, and the fact such a waiver would noZ harm
your neighbora with respect t� light and ventilation,
nor would it harm the basic intent of setback linesa
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
6431 Universi,ty Avenue N.E.
Fridley, bfinnesota SSd32
PAllL BR�WN, D.inec�ton
Phone: 560-3450 X64
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Parks a:_3 RecrEa �ion Co:�^:is�ion
F,�id].E� 'r`.� rr.ir;� Co:� �.ission
DATE; r� 17, 1973
SU&1ECT� L`i�^ector�, Pe-sonal Qoir.ioa on two ��,�. Paul. nrc:��, ��c�or
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D�ar Coirr.issioners,
Please be adY�ss� of the t�o iollowi�� subjects and r.y personal opinior.s
iri r'espect },.o fli;,�:; e acticn to be taken.
1. Lot 1� Block 1- Qal: �ro:� �do.ition to �idl�y Park
This piecp of l�,r.d fit; in ;:-it-� ot:r o;Y=rai1 p�aa �o a���li^e as r-.�ch P.�ce
Creek 1;-��' z� po�_s����� ' ! ��. .�._-.:: - � � - - - � y .
p i. �J �.-,. ,: uG _r"" al n�.:• 1l. �J .1 �iC'.'"�.1._a_ �G l/ +.I�P. CilV�
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should proceed to acq,uire i!��:.s �ail se^tion of la.nd in tni.s �r�a.
2. Lots 10 and �.1� B1ce'.{ 1-�sce �z•ee;c Se"ool �dc� �_c:;
' QI1T' FL1C? Crea:c PaTI:' :iS l:l �P.1.3 2_"��� `I':��5 particular � n�? j' �^�
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been a requ;st �o vaca�e the ea�e:�ent. Tf �he lots a��e purcna�ed on y�? oi Lhe
' hil�.� there will be a::�:.�� erec :;ed.
Opinian: 1. z � �s my fe�1�n ; t:�.a � o�;r m2ia cor,;t:�a� ticn oi t:.I.s �ar�:
, H�.��. b8 OA '�:18 ❑Qi �Cl S1.�B Oi �t':° CI'�?!:. I fe��l that we illll 11�V� i70 S �.^iLB�..�
Aeed far the 1e-rrsr part o� t:�e�e lo�s.
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Ar� brid�es i:.s�?lled would ia�or use on �ne �ort!� YxoFer�;�•
lt. This 7.i�^.its the p�eperty o�mers us9 of iiis section of laad
and l�aves very 1it;; le propert-J ;or iiis use.
5. Suggest :�e leav�e th� ].ots as they zrp.
�6. It' and when we plan wnd si:a: t t� d�v�;�ov tiiE lar,�, �.i iw !:y
t$s�.ip ;' that ii� w� nend a p2.rt ar section o£ the lot fo: ��;!s3 type 0� 1,iS9 �aat t'r,p
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COUNT'Y OF ANOKA
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MUTUAL AGREII�4ENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of , 1973,
' by and between Dennis A. Ranstrom, hereinafter re e�c�to as t e"property
owner", and the C�ty of Fridley, a municipal corporation, hereinafter
referred to as the "City".
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WI�REAS, the property owner has petitioned the City to grant the following
variance :
A variance of Section 45.053, 4A, Fridley City Code, to reduce the front
yard setback fram 35 feet to 11 feet to allow the construction of a dwelling
on Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Rice Creek School Addition, the same being
6700 Arthur Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota.
WHEREAS, the property owner has petitioned the City to grant the
following vacation:
� To vacate 20 foot utility and drainage easement between Lot 10 and Lot 11,
Block 1, Rice Creek School Addition, located in the north half of Section
13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
Wf�REAS, the City Council finds that the granting of ihis vacation and
variance, as outlined above, will be in the public interest, welfare and will
not be detrimental to the people of the City of Fridley provided that certain
dedications are made to the City of Fridley. The party, his successors and
assigns do hereby agreed as follows:
1. Dedicate a 6 foot utility easement on the south side of Lot 11.
2. Dedicate a walkway easement on the northerly portion of the lots,
following basically the 856 contour elevation as shown onthe attached
map marked Exhibit A.
`3. Dedicate a drainage easement for the purposes of ponding water on the
northerly portion of the lots, following basically the 870 contour
line, as shown on the attached map marked as Exhibit A.
4. The property owner agrees he wi7.1 hold the City harmless if there is
' structural or other damage to the buildings, caused by a water main
break, or water running off the banks of the lots, due to tne steepness
of the terrain of Lot 10 � Lot 11.
� 5. Property owner agrees he will supply the necessary docwnents for Items
#1, #2 and #3 before the second reading of the ordinance for vacation
is held by the City.
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It is mutually agreed that the provisions of this agreement shall be binding
upon and enforcible against the party hereto, his successors and assigns and
all subsequent owners of the praperty here described. An executed copy of
this agreement shall be filed with the Anoka County Register of Deeds and made
a part of and be binding upon thz above described property.
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IN WITNESS WIIEREOF, the party hereto have hereunto set his hand this
day of , 1973.
In Presence Of
STATE OF MINNESOTA)
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COUNTY OF ANOICA )
� On this day of , 1973, before me, a Notary Public within
and for said County, personally appeared and
, to me lmown to be the persons �described in, and who
executed the foregoing instr�.unent and aclrnowledged that they executed the same as
their free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto ha.ve hereunto set their hands this
day of , 1973.
In Presence Of
STATE OF MINNESOTA)
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COUNIY OF ANOICA )
On this day of , 1973, before me, a Notary Public within
and for said Col.mty, personally appeared and
to me Irnown to be the persons described in, and who executed the foregoing instr�unent
and aclrnowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed.
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Mr. Drigar.> as: .1 Mr. Schlemmer if the grade would be the same for
Lhis driveway as the udjacent property owner's. Mr. Schlemmer said it would.
Mr. Blair aske� where the gas service was located. Mr, Schlemmer said
it was located on the side of the house along the proposed driveway, but he
would Call the gas company and have the gas service moved.
MOTION by Harris, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission
close the Public Hearing on the request for a Special Use Permit, SP �73T02,
by RusselZ Sehlermner. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motiori carried
ur1$n.imovsl y .
* Mr. Drigans said that as all the driveways will be concrete, he didn't
feel this was undppealing. .
Mr. Fitzpatrick said there were objections made to the obstruction
, of an open area also. Mr. Clark said there were at Ieast two detached
garages East of this area. Mr. Blair said if the garage was moved forwa�'d
10 feet, this would help some.
, Mr. Harris said he would prefer that Mr. Schlemmer maintain a five
,' foot side yard setback, even if this meansthe garage is 45 feet behind the
house. He said he thought there should be stipulations that the drainage
plans be worked out with the City, a turn around must be provided for safety
' or► the driveway, and the garage should match the exterior of the house. Mr.
Schlemmer said he intended to do all these things. Mr. Harris said he still
thought they should still be stipulated so there were no questions. hir. Harris
continued that he didn't think we would be setting any precedence as there
' were other detached garages in the area�if we approve this request. This
is a means of keeping recreational vehicles from standing around in the yard,
' MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Harris, that the Planning CommiSSion
recpmmend to Coun�il approval of the request for a Special Use Permit,
SP #73-02, by Russell Schlemmer, to construct a detached second garage on
' 1'.ots 5 and 6, Block 14, Sprzng Brook Park Addition, per City Code, Section
95.05.I, 2 A, with the following stipulations:
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2. The e�!-hetic.s of tn� yaray�c conform �o the house.
3. PrAVide a proper turn-around .in the driveway.
4. Ma�ntain 5 foot side yard setback as spe�ified pti the plvt
plan, the garage to be set back a maximum of 4S feet behind
the house.
. 5. The driveway to be at the same grade as the adjoining ne�Ighbor�s.
UPpN A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
2. CONTjNUED: VACATIqN REQUES , SAV N73-05 GILBERT MENKVELD: Vacate
public easement on 67th Aven . wee� Anoka Street N.�. und
Fridley Street N.E. to add 30 feet to the North/South dimensivn of
Lot 1, aiock a, Oak Grove Addition to Fridley Park, making it a
auildabl,e siXe� -
��� Crai� Willey and Mr. Ja��� �i����pn, his attorney, wero prosent.
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Ghairman Fitzpatrick sa:d this item ha� '�een before the Parks � Recreatiori
Commission, the Plats F, Subdivisions-Streets �, Utilities Subcommittee, and
was continued at the last Planning Commission meeting,
Mr. Fitzpatrick said rather than have the petitioner make a complet�
preaentation one more time, I will ask the Commission to address any questions
they may have to the petitioner.
Mr. Willey said he was representing Mr. MenkveLd, the fee ownsr, and
' himsel£, as the buyer of the property, and he had Mr. James Neilson, his
Caunsel, +�ith him who was prepared to answer questions also.
� Chairman Fitzpatrick said the petitioner wants to vacate 67th Avenue
to make his property a buildable site. The problem is that the area being
vacated is about half usuable land and the other half is below the embankmenC
' of the Creek. Mr. Willey has agreed to rededicate the land below the top
of the embankment back to the City £or park purposes.
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Mr. Clark said there were two questions brought up at the last meetin�
thAt needed opinions from the City Attorney.
One question was if the City could vacate a street right of way and
' , retain a11, or part of it, for park purposes, or would it be more legal
to lat it xevert back to the private owner of the land and obtain the r�-
dadication from the property otwner. The answer to that question was that
� we should definitely let it revert back to the owner of the property and get
'the dedication from the praperty owner.
The second question was that if it is a dedicated street right of way,
could the City of Fridley prohibit its use to licensed motor vehicles even
th4ugh it is not open to traffic. Mr. Herrick answered that if the street
right of way is not being used for street purposes, it is under the control
of the fee owners, probably the adjacent property owners, and they may use
the property as their own until the City decides to open the street. This
being the case, they could fence the right of way to prevent it from being
used by motorcycles, etc. Mr. Clark said he had talked�to Mr. Neilson and
thexe was a difference of opinion between the two attorney's. Mr. Neilson
feels that as this is a street right of way, the public has the right to
use it as a street right of way.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said this question came up because in discussing
tho dedication of street right of way on 67th Avenue, it was stated that
the City had no intention of ever opening up this street, and did we have
the right to hold this dedication. It was felt that it should all be
vacated and revert back to the property owners.
Mr. Clark said he thought we should consider this vacation request
by itself, If the Planning Commission thinks more of 67th Avenue should be
va�ated, then we cauld address letten to the property awners to see 1f it
was vacated, they would dedicate the property that is over the embankment
back to the C�ty for park purposes, also.
Mr, Drigans asked if the property owner of Lots 29 and 30 would also
dodiFate the land over the embankment back to the City for pa.rk puxposes.
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Mr. �lark said Mr. Sodahl was at the last meetiYig, and indicated at that
time that he would do this also.
Mr. Sodahl, 6689 Anoka Street N.E., said his original statement
' was that he wanted to make sure this vacation was for all of 67th Avenue
between Anok� � Fridley Street H.E. lle said he didn't make any statement
about dedic�ting any land back to the City and he hasn't made a decision
an this as yst. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he wasn't sure that the
' street right of way that reverted back to Mr. Sodahl's property was over
the embankment. Mr. Sodahl said there would be a problem determining what
is over the embankment. About 3/4 of the easement is level with his present
� property and then there is a gentle slope. Mr. Fitzpatrick said we have an
elevation line of 902 feet we are using on Mr. Willey's property, but that
line may be different on your property. ,
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Mr. Neilson said he didn't have the benefit of being at the last
Planning Commission meeting. There were a few points he would like to make.
He s$id this was an old plat, that was platted in December of 1886. In that
plat there was a road on the Vorth side that was called North Street, and
at the end of the dcdicaticn ciause, it stated, by the fee owners at that
t,ime, that we hereby donate and dedicate to the public, use foreyer of all
stTe�ts, avenues and alleys as shown on said plat. Since that time, Block 3
has been replated into Rice Creek School Addition, and North Street, which
is presently 67th Avenue, was vacated. So app'roximately 300 feet of dedicated
street has already been vacated. I think it should also be noted that
the owners of l.ots 1, 2" and 3, of alock 2, in 1965 gave an easement to the
City for the cul-de-sac. From a practical sense, 67th Avenue.N.E. cannot be
used as a street. There is an easement there for a public street. In my
opinion, this gives the public the right to use this for public passage.
We cannot force the City to put in a stre�t, but we cannot stop the public
from using•it.
Mr. Neilson said he would like to give five reasons for vacating this
street easement. Anytime you vacate an easement it should be in the general
interest of the public. If you vacate this street, no one can ever come in
and request that they want a street here. So it's a benefit to the City not
to hav� that problem. It would be a benefit to control the area. It is my
pasitian that anyone could use this easement now as long as they weren't
creating a nuisance. It wi11 be a benefit because you have a clear under-
standing from the property owner that he is going to convey the land .over
the embankment bac� to the City for park purposes. It will also be a benefit
to have a 7Q foot tract of land to build on rather than a 40 foot site. This
wil� make it possible to build a much nicer home. It will also be a benefit
to the City in that this will then be taxable property. This lot has already
�one,tax forfeit tw�ce.
Mr. Blair said in tha minutes of April 18, 1973, Mr. Clark stated tha
redwood deck would have to be shorted by five feet to meet the setback
�equirements on the South side of the lot, poes the petitioner a�ree to th�s.
Mr� Willey said�he had n4 objection and had agreed to this. Mr. Blair said
yau alsa hav� no objection to redicating land for park purposes. Mr. Willey
said the prpperty below the embankment would be more of a liability for mc
tp keep. I have no practieal use for it. There would be a maintenance problem
and a problem of persona� ��ab��.}ty �.� anyone gat hurt on this embankmant,
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, Chairman Fitzpatrick asked Mr. Clark �h:;t if *he Commission voted
favorably upon this vacazion re:�uest if *iiey sr�auid ir�clude the other
lots along the Creek in the motion. Mr. Clark said he thought it should
� be in two motions. He also felt that it shouldn't be vacated without
getting rededication back for park purposes on the area ouer the embankment.
Mx. Drevniak, 6684 Fridley Street N.E., asked how many of the Commissioner'
' have seen this property. Chairman Fitzpatrick said most of the members
have been to the site.
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M�, Sodahl said that people use this easement to get down to Lhe Creek.
He thought the avenue of travel would be seriously hindered by the vacation
o£ this easement. He said that in listening to the discussion, if the vacation
wasn't granted, a smali house might be built on this lot, which wouldn't fit
into the area. If the vacation was granted, Mr. Willey wants to construct
a two-story house which he felt ivould also be a detriment to the areas of
on� s�ory homes. He wondered what his recourse was.
Mr. Harris asked Mr. Drevniak if he was 3ware this property had gone'
tax forfeit. Mr. Drevniak said tliey purchased their home in August of 1971,
and until they had their lot surveyed to construct a garage, they thought
they had more property. The year they bought their home, they couldn't hav�
�afforded to purchase an additional lot.
Mr. Harris asked Mr. Sodahl if he would be willing to dedicate the land
f7rom the top of the embankment for park purposes also. Mr. Sodahl said this
would be difficult to answer at this time because he didn't know the elevations
of his slope.
Mr, pxigans asked Mr-Sodahl if he wasn't using part of this easement
for a��rden. Mr. Sodahl said he has spent considerable time clearing off
dead txees, chunks of concrete someone had dumped on the easement, and other
debri� fxQm this area. He is presently trying to grow grasS in tt►is area
and a garden he has on his prcaperty is extended a small way an the easement.
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M�. Arigans said the second point Mr, Sodahl made was that there could
be a house constructed an this lot that would not conform to the existing
hous�S. Mx. Qrigans asked Mx. Sodahl if he thought the house at 660p Fr3dley
Stre�t was a conforming house. Mx. Sodahl said he was re�erring ta houses
closo to tho proposed house. Mr. Drigans said the house referr�d to was in
tha same block.
Mr, Harris said if this vacation was granted, it wauld make Got 1 a
much more desirable building site, and the area would be cleaned up. Ne
�$id'he couldn't see an� reason to retain an easement on any property the
City daesn't ever intend to use. Mr. Harris Said he didn't know zf th� house
prapased waS compatible with the houses in the area, but this was a mattex of
judgement.
Mr. Drigans said a portion of the Commission has never seen the plans
for this house�
M�'. �y}�}�y preaented his p1an� to the Commission, He said ths house
would have horizontal�"ma��3nite 'siding and aSphalt shingles, the same as the
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neighboring houses. Although it was two story, it would have a mansard
roof to lower the profile of the house. The garage wou2d be in line with
Mr. Drevniak's house.
Mr. Harris said he would be more in favor of the vacation, if he
felt the house was more compatible to the other homes in the immediate area.
Mr. Gindblad felt that if someone were to build a house on the 40 foot
lot, they could build something that was a lot more incompatible with the
area.
Mx. Clark said the Commission could make a recommendation to the
Council that the street easement be vacated subject to the house plans
being approved.
MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission
�ecommend to Council approval of the vacation request, SAV 73=�5, by Gilbert
Menkveld, to vacate hte public easement on 67t_h Avenue N.E. between Anoka
Street N.E. and Fridley Street N.E. to add 30 feet to the North/South
dia�ension of Lot 1, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition to Fridley Park, making it
a buildable site with the stipulation that a11 land below the elevation line
o� 902 feet be rededicated back to the City for park purposes contingent
ppon the stucture that is proposed for this lot be compatible to the area.
Tlr. Sodahl said he could not agree to the 902 foot elevation line
on his lot because the elevation was different on Anoka Street.
Mr. Harris amended his motion, seconded by Lindblad; to read that
the petition would rededicate a11 the property lying below the crest
of the embankment whether it be street easement or not as determined
by the property owners and the City administration.
pPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting aye, the motion and amended motion carried
unanimously.
Mr. Blair said he felt the proposed house was compatible with the
axea. Mr, Harxis said he knew that was a matter of judgement, so we
will leave the decision to the City Council.
�+ PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOS PGAT, P.S. �73-OS 8Y
R DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION• A replat of Block 1Q, Innsbruck
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MOTION by Driga , secon 9
wa.�Ve the reatding of t ub�i�c Hearing notice of the proposed p1at, P.S.
Ni3-OS. by Darrel A, Farr. velopment Corporation. Upon a voice vote, all
Yot.ir�g aye, the motio»�rri� unantmously.
hir. Clark s when Block was platted, the pxoperty l�nes were
�trai8h�• �The ea betwe�n the �� ges was enl'�rged becausa thOre were so�a
troo� the ted to sav�. A jog wa ut �n the property lino ao the owner
wiY1 own t'he gara�e that goes with his �wnhouse.
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ANOKA COUNTY
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE April 23, 1973
Virgil Herrick
City Attorney
6279 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Dear Mr. Herrick:
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
Re: Vacation Request; SAV ��73-05,
by Gilbert Menkveld
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Th� Planning Commission has two questions with reference to a
Vacation request that is presently being deliberated upon.
(1� Can the City of Fridley vacate a street right of way and
�� retaia all� or a pQrtion of it, for park purposes. The
reason being that if it is vacated, it would revert to
the pri.vate owner on one side, xather than to the City
�ark land �ocated on the other side.
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�f it is not possible to do this then � would think �t
could be vacated and a separate document would be necessary
dedicating it as a park.
�2� Since it is a dedicated street right of way, eould the City
of Fridley prohibit its use to licensed motor vehicJ.es even
thou�h i.t is not apen ta traffic. I am thinking of motor
cycles and the 1ike,
The Planning Commission will be recAnsidering thls i.tem at their
meeting o�' May 9. Thexefore, your commenCa on this matter would be�
dppraciated on or before l�ay G, 1973 so we could forward th� information
to the members with their ag�nda.
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If you have any questions, please call me.
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
1 Darrel Clark
Cotmnunity Development Administrator
City of Fridley
, 6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
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r[ay 4, 1�73
Re: Vacation Request: SAV �k73-05
by Gilbert Menkveld
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
Deax Mr. Clark:
' This letter is in regard to the questions that you raised in
your letter of April 23, 1973, regarding the above matter.
� I am of the opinion that if the street right of way is to be
vacated, that a separate deed should be obtained from the private
owners dedicating a portion of the easement for park purp�oses.
� If the street right of way is not being used for street pur-
poses, it is under the control of the fee owners, probably the ad-
� jacent property owners, and they may use the property as their own
until such time as the City decides to dedicate the street. This
being the case, they could fence the right of way to prevent it
' from being used by motorcycles.
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Mr. Gal Jer Z.r.�ks��n
Plannin� Commission
City of Fric�.ley
6431 University rvenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Erickson:
Ae: Lots 2& 3 B1.�ck 2 Gak Grove Add�tion to �'ridley Park.
(6684 Fridley Street N. E. - Fridley, Minnesota 55�32)
In regard to the proposed construction of � house on
lot l� Block 2 of the C�k Grove �cir,it!on to Fridley Park. I
am aganist th•is. I have 1 isLed b�,low re�sons why I feel this
would not be a good thin� f or my immediate area or the City
of Fridley as well.
Due to the fa.et that Zot 1 is ta narrow in the fTOnt ta
build a home on� this house would have to be set back from
the street a greater distance than what my house is set back
& all other homes on Frid1QY St_�eet. This Vi�uld in my opinion
distort the "look" of our street & possibly lower'the v�lue of
my property 3c neighbors property va.lues also.
, The Rice Creek area at Fridley Street, from what I have
learned at City Nall, is to be left in a wild state. I believe
�hat th]s home being constructed at the edg�s of the Rice Creek
w�ld park �rea would te to cl�se & infring.e on this area. The
park area should be enjoyed by a11 not purchased for the enjoy-
ment of one family.
There is a variety of such wildlife as phe�sants, ducks�
raaoons� & all types of birds who make tr,eir homes in this
Rice Creek areR. These birds �re enjoyed by ourselves & all
adjeent nei�hboxs. To have these birds driven out of this area
bq construct i�n of a'�: me �t the r�dges of this wild area would
be sad.
We feel that so much of our metropolitan �rea's land is go-
ing for construction of various structures that there is less &
lese land left neat to our cities where adults & chi?_dern can
en�oy nature & see what remains of our w�ldlife'�that we would
be �ganist thia proposed construction on lot # l. I believe this
would be a postive action for my nei�hborhood & the City of Frid-
�.ey to protect xhat remains of these wi]d areas.
Please give this your serious consideration.
Sincerely,
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REFERENCE: Fridley Bus, Roger Christenson
The following is a summary of the meeting held this date between:
Roger Christenson, Property owner
Carl Newquist, Attorney for Mr. Christenson "
Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer
Jerrold Boardman, Planning Assistant �
Considered at the meeting was the development of a bus garage, to �
be built by Roger Christenson on Lot 1 and the North 25' of Lot 2,
Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza South Addition, subject to all easements
of record. The concensus of the meeting was an agreement on the
following items: -
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City would not vacate 30' roadway along the railroad tracks
but would allow Fridley Bus to use this right of way for
providing a parking lot and Fridley Bus in turn would give
a 30' roadway easement next to this existing 30'easement,
making a total of 60'. This property would then have a
dual use by bqth City of Fridley and Fridley.Bus.
A walkway easement be provided onthe North of the building
along the South side of the creek bank.
An easement be provided for the existing storm sewer through
this property.
The Easterly SO' of this property would�not be disturbed at all,
and all the vegetation would be kept in tact.
5. There will befour green ash trees planted on the �orth side of
the building, with a row of lombardy poplar trees planted in
front of these trees and also along the East side of the parking
lot for immediate screening.
The lombardy poplar trees are to be planted on about 6' on center.
6. The parking lot and driveway will be curbed with concrete
curbing except the first 130' of the property along the rail-
road tracks, which will be asphalt berm.
7. On the North side of the parking lot, there will be a catch-
basin and collection structure provided with a pipe outlet
into the Burlington Northern ditch for collection of debris and
drainage.
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Eight trees are to be saved on the east and north sides of the
building, as shown on the plans.
All busses to be parked inside the building. The only outside
parking will be cars.
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10. The disturb.ance of the area next to the creek bank will be
kept to a minimum and also special care wi�l be taken to see
that washout of materials during constructiori will be kept
to a minimum.
11.� Location of gas pumps to be changed to the West side of the
building. �
12. Building to be light green panels with a minimum of five
aggregate panels on the North side and two onthe East side and
additional architectural treatment on the East side.
13. No traffic from this property onto Main Street; all traffic
will be routed along the tracks onto Mississippi Street.
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Mr. Steve Askew
Assistant County Administrator
Anoka County Court Nouse
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
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Pursuant to my phone canversatlon with you, I am enclosing some infor-
mation concerning a proposal to construct a school bus•garage along Rice Creek.
One of the main objections of the neighborhood east of Main Street is that the
bus traffic will have a detrimental affect upon the neighborhood if it uses
Main Street as an exit. In exploring alternatives, it was felt the bus company
could possibly use a road easement,as shown on the map, down to Designware
Industries. At this point some arrangement would have to be made for the bus
canpany to drive their buses across the area shown as proposed exit in the
diagram. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer, has been.fn touch with Designware
Industries, and it appears they arould have no objection to �the use of this
land for the propose� exit. Some grading would have to be �one as well as some
material placed on the roadway surface to keep the dust down, etc. Mr. Qureshi
advises me that this is sandy soil in this area and would.make a passable road
Nith very iittle improvement.
It wauld tle desirous, of course, if the County were to proceed on this
as quickly as possible, to build the frontage road up to hlain Street, at
least, which is, as you know, part of the t�lississippi Street underpass con-
struction project.
Would you please discuss this matter with Bernie when he gets back from
vacation, and advise us if the County can be of any assistance to us on this
project. It is still a matter of conjecture whether reaching a solution on the
routing of the buses will be enough to appease the property owners, but it was
feit we should explore this thoroughly.
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�: City Engineer
' City Attorney
Very truly yours,
Gerald R. Dgv1s
City Manager
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
JUNE 8, 1973
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, SUBJECT: PROPOSAL TO CONSTRUCT A SCHOOL GARAGE IN RICE CREEK PLAZA
SOUTH ADDITION BY ROGER CHRISTENSON, FRIDLEY BUS SERVICE, INC.
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' At your meeting of June 4, 1973, you requested that we investigate a possibility
of an exchange of the Christenson property for property in the vicinity of the City
garage for the location of Mr, Christenson's proposed bus garage. On June 5, 1973,
, Mr. Jim Gibbs and I met with Mr. Carl Newquist, attorney for Mr. Christenson. I am
not, at this point, prepared to make a recommendation on this matter, however, I
would like to point out information on two alternatives, as I see them, to the
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solut�on of this problem.
Alternative No. 1: Allowing Mr. Christenson to build this bus garage on
his property •
It�would appear on the surface that Mr. Christenson has the correct zoning and
had every right to build the bus garage on his present ground. This does not alleviate
the concerns of the neighborhood that a bus garage is going in there, and the fact that
there would be increased traffic by buses on Main Street, and that there is an alleged
detrimental affect on the neighborhood, so the opponents say.
It would appear that if the Council were to choose this alternative, provisions
should be made for egress and ingress of the buses to be made on the road easement
that parallels the Burlington Northern tracks from the Christenson property to
Designware Industries. This is a satisfactory arrangement with•Mr. Christenson, except
at the point of entry onto Mississippi Street; this is located adjacent to the railroad
tracks and would cause a problem for the buses entering there because of cars being
stacked up at the railroad crossing, and the fact that the buses are on a tight time
schedule in order to complete rounds. The County, of course, is planning an underpass
for this area. Included in those plans is a frontage road paralleling Mississippi
Street that will cut through the south side of Deisgnware Company property and go
westerly to Second Street, with Main Street being blocked off. It is conceivable that
the City could ask the County to proceed with building that road immediately, at least
to Main Street. This would solve the access problem Mr. Christenson has in taking his
buses out without going through the residential neighborhood.
On the other problems mentioned in the meeting, there is a great deal of screening
� from the street of the property by a heavy growth of trees. There would have to be
proper safeguards regarding the pollution of the creek by the bus company. Mr. Newquist
has indicated that Mr. Christenson will cooperate in insuring that no pollution takes
' place, and he would further stipulate that as soon as an acceptable route for the buses
is found, he will agree not to use Main Street or Second Street for travel of his buses.
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Christenson Bus Service, Inc. Property
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Alternative No. 2: Exchange of Property Between the City and Mr. Christenson
This possibility was also discussed at our meeting, and it was felt that if some
common value could be arrived at, an exchange, with Council's permission, could be
arranged. Mr. Chrfstenson has looked over the area around the corporation yard, and
due to the drainage problems in the area, he would probably be most interested in the
area directly north of our present corporation yard, with available access to the
street. It would appear there would be sufficient land at this location. Possibly
a way to proceed would be to get one or more official appraisals on both the
Christenson property and the City garage property, so there would be a fair and equit-
able basis for trade of land. This arrangement has the disadvantage in that we are
presently utilizing some of the area outside the corporation yard and north of it for
storage of fill materials and such, because�of the easy access. We are desirous of .
keeping the land to the west and south of the present corporation yard for future �
possible expansion of either the ice arena and/or the corporation yard in the future.
The area on the west is particular7y critical because, if our building was ever to be
expanded, it would have to go in a westerly direction.
' Assuming that we did reach an equitable agreement on an
the next question that arises is what use could be made of tr
Rs you know, Jay Park is about a half block away and serves a
and has a small ballfield. One possibility is that Jay Partc
' park purposes, unless deed restirctions prevented doing this,
single family housing lots, and sold to developers. The area
be moved over to the Christenson property to allow a park on
� course, does have a disadvantage of having a small children's
running creek, which may pose some liability problems.
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exchange of property,�
e Christenson property.
s a tot-lot playground
could be abandoned for
and subdivided into
then at Jay Park could
the creek. This, of
playground area near a
In Summary, it is my belief that any arrangement that the City Council chooses,
' the City should not lose, in a financial sense, on any proposal. Also, you must
consider the matter of precedent in that you in effect would be making arrangements
for the benefit of a neighborhood to sol've a problem. You must ask yourself the
, question, "would you be prepared to do this for similar situations, and would there
be any requirements that the Council do this in the future?" A good example of a
similar problem would be if Designware Industries decided to expand its operation, in
that it is directly adjacent to the same residential area affected. Also, of course,
' you must consider that Mr. Christenson has at least equal rights to develop his
property as his neighbors did when they developed their property.
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As I indicated, I submit these thoughts for your consideration and seek your
direction as to which alternative you are interested in pursuing.
GRD/ms
CC: Mr. Carl Newquist
Very respectfully,
Gerald R. Davis
City Manager
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ITEM 4
CONSIDERATION OF REQUEST BY JOSEPH
RICHTER, 165 STONEYBROOK, FOR ADDITIONAL
CONSTRUCTION ON CREEK RETAINING WALL.
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PROJECT N0. 103
Sewer and Water Project No. 103 meeting of June 13, 1973, 9:00 a.m.
Persons in Attendance:
Gerald Davis, City Manager
Virgil Herrick, City Attorney
Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
Dick Sobiech, Assistant Engineer
Bill Jensen, Suburban Engineering
Bill Meyer, Suburban Engineering
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Dunkley Surfacing representatives called to say they would not attend.
Virgil to write letter to Project 103 bonding company indicating termination•
_ of Dunkley Surfacing Company's contract and the start of negotiations with
other contractors for completing the remaining work on the project. On
Friday, June 15, 1973, Virgil to call the bonding company to verify that
� previous letter is sufficient notice.
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Suburban Engineering to contact various contractors regarding force account
prices to finish the remaining work as follows:
I. Internal Sewer Repairds (grouting)
2.. . External Sewer Repairds (excavation)
3. Watermain Testing
4. Recompaction Efforts
Contractors under initial consideration are:
l. Solidifica�tion, Inc.
2. Tom Deveaney
3. Northdale Const. Co.
4. Progressive Contractors Incorporated
Costs to be received by Friday; June 15, 1973
After notification from Virgil that everything is in order, Suburban Engineering
to notify force account Contractors to begin repair work on June 18, 1973.
Repair work to be completed in approximately ten (10) days to two weeks at
which time the streets in the project can be released to the City's paving
contractor.
Richard Sobiech
Assistant Engineer
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Non�rofit Cor�oration) .., ... .. .. . ........oP.Peace�...Incorporatea�.�s.
�tttteg�cetfj TTuct tlu .................. ..............................................................party of the aeoond part, L�saee...
� eaid ]�rt� o f tha first pdrt, in oonaia�eration o� tTu renta` and oo•venanta,'
lureinafter mentioned, do...... Tureby Demiae, I.eaaa and Let unto the said pcarty or tha aeaond part, and the
� P��b °f t�+�e sec°nd Part do88 h,ereby hire and take from tlas sa,id
• Party of i7u �i ret pa.rt, tlie follow-
ing deaertbed premiaea, 8ituated in tlu Countb of.. Anoka
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Minnesota , and State o�
...................................................... ,�z. Thoae Isl.ands in the Mississippi River�
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eoannoa]�y knawn and �a1],�; ��se's Island (and •also) Gil Hodge's Islands� and the
iaterest of the City of F�idley in and to l,ots � and 4, Block 2, Hayes Hiver I,ots,
including the 8� of Charles atreet vacated. Said Chase's Island is otherwise ciescribed
as Government Lot 5, in aeetion 151: �-3Q: �• ��� (it is believed also that parts of
said Chase's Island aud eafd Gi� g�ge'� Tsla� are located in said Section 15� and aa
vell in Se�tion �2, ad�oi�a3gg in �b�ne�h�.p� 3�, R��ge 24. )
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7� t`rrr �snd dursng tlae �i,� f��.�:-••-��.-�9�0�...�yB.........
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w.._._ .._.�_......15.t�._---...._...c�a�► �..........:�........-•---....... .. and, for auccessive eriods there-
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iessee..._ dgrees... ����€ �1�, ��! �aor_.... to pay aa reni for tlu abova nzentioned prem-
laes l�iae suni. Qf_.._SI�_.I1.S31�1.�t, ...��.•.0��:.._........_.....__..�......�
wpaa �coadi.�i�n Lirst: _........_.� ......................_._................. ...DOLL.qRS
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8_� � piremises are used ac� eiccr�d.e,c� � g,�ss� g� a� � �a�ection irith the project
oP th� "islands of Pesce" a� aca� �
b} �3�e Zan�is and premises sre av8i�b� !� �as� �f the
public, and eapecially all handi_
�PP� � disabled; a�d g�zb]:�c us� 3s wi�F��t �imi��ioa or restriction or discrim-
ization contrary to 2a�r; and rules a�d,r�g�,�fons iu force are for preservation of
safety anci preventioa of fire, he�lth and �eTPare oP the public, and the orderly use
and pol3cing oY the premises and an� Fsci.li�fes thereon, and the preservation of the
�remfses so Par as reasoaably possible, and in thetr oMginal and natural state.
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.......................................................:...... or dnd during tlu full ter�n. of thia Lea,se.
d�ed it is further a�'reed by and between th.e Fourties cr,a followa: Tluct ah.ould tiu adid Leasee...... faiL
io m�ctice the aboae mentioned pa.yrrunt8 c� herein speeifted, ar to pay the rent a foreaaid when due, or f¢il
io fttZfLll any of tlu covenanta herein contained, then and in tivat oase it slaall be ldwful for th,e 8aid
��'•..... to re-enter and take possession of the ctboie rente�i premisea, and holtl and enjob th.e sam,e without
sueh re-enterin� worlcins a forfeiture of tice renie to be paid and tiu covPnanta to be perforined by tlte said
Ltasee...... for the full ter�n o� thi8 Lcccae,
dnd th,e said Lessee...... alao covenant.�8.. ctn.d agree...� to a�ed with th,e aaid Leasor...... not to assign thia
Lease, or underlet th,e above rentul prerriises or any part th.ereof, with,out �'irat obtaining th.� written conaent
of th.e sc�id Lessor......, ctnd th,at..... it _....t�ll, at th,e expiration of tJce tim,e ¢e i�,crein recitcd
aurrender tTze aforesaid premises to th,e edid Lesarn....... , 4uietly yield and
, .....................J[�c in aa good condition and
repair as when.....�,�.......toolc tJcerro, reaaonable wecLr dnd tear and damage by th.e elementa dlone excepted.
.Qnd th,e said Lcssor...... do ......covenant th,ai the aaid Lesae�......, on Pdyi.ng th,e rent and r
covenants d foresQid, si�ll arzd m,dy peac�bly und qui.etly hceve, hotd dnd enjoy the aaid derriis� remta�
�or tlie term, aforeaaid.
�n '�tgtimonp �tfjereof. Both p¢rtiea have hereunto eet tluir lucnda dnd aeala tlu da.y and year �trat
scbove� unzEten.
Si�sned, ,SeaZed and Dclivered in Preaence oJ
�CITY OF FRIDLE"Y)
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MEMO T0:
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
June 15, 1973
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FtEYENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT - THIRD ENTITLEMENT PERIOD -`
JA�UARY 1 TO JUNE 30, 1973
The Depart�nent of the Treasury requires that Planned Use Reports be
completed fo� revenue sharing funds for the third entitlement period prior
to June 20, �973. The report must be sent to the Department of the Treasury
as well as pubiashed in the local newspaper. The Planned Use Report is an
executive prap�osal to the City Council. The normal sequence of events
would be that at some later date a formal budget would be approved by the
City Council. Additional reports to the Department of the Treasury will be
required at �hat time.
The items eligible for revenue sharing funds are as follows:
A.
6.
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F.
G.
Ord�nary and necessary capital expenditures
Pub�i� safety (law enforcement, fire protection and building
code enforcement)
Envir�c�t�mental protection, including sewage disposal, sanitation
and �llution abatement
Pub��� transportation, including transit systems, streets and
roads ,
Healt�, recreation, libraries
Sbc�al services for the poor or aged ,
Finan�cial administration �
Some citi�°s have adopted policies of their own regarding the expenditure
of revenue sha��ng funds. Some commit revenue sharing money only to those
projects that have a useful life of five years or more.
Revenue s�aring funds for the first two entitlement periods (the year 1972)
are being used to finance capital outlay items which would otherwise have been
part of the regular 1973 General Fund budget. The City did not make a transfer
from the Liq�o�r Fund to the General Fund in the year 1973 because of the con-
struction of ��e new liquor store. The revenue sharing funds are therefore
being used to finance capital outlay items that would otherwise have been
f i nanced by teaae 1 i quor fund .
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The Mayor and City Council
Revenue Shari.ng
June 15, 1973
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I recorr�nend the following items be included in the executive proposal
for the planned'use of revenue sharing funds for the third entitlement period:
Payment of balance of new fire truck (Pierre Thibault) $60,000
Payment of balance of Peter Pirsch fire truck 5,835
Purchase of park land 8,701
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The availability of revenue sharing funds comes at an opportune time as
far as the Fire Relief Association is concerned. The Fire Relief Fund will
need to transfer at least $88,000, and probably more, to PERA to "buy in" to
the system. Because of legislative changes in the upgrading of PERA benefits
in the last session, the original cost of "buy in" will be more than the
$88,000 originally projected. PERA actuaries are prepari1973n uThetStatenan-
cial report to have available at your meeting of July 2,
Law approving entry of our Fire Relief Association into PERA requires your
approval before it becomes effective.
Although the Fire Relief Association will have suffi•cient funds to loan
the money for the fire truck; it seems unwise to make a loan when the purchase
of fire capital equipment and park land is an appropriate use of revenue sharing
money, and interest would be saved also. Loans for capital future projects
would still remain available from the Fire Relief Association.
Recommendation: City Council approve this planned use report and direct
the administration to prepare necessary amendments to the 1973 budget for your
consideration and action.
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City Manager
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Fridley, Minnesota 55432
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Dear Mr. and Mrs. Davis:
ANOKA COUNTY
June 15, 1973
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTa :i5�13�
This confirms our discussion on the acquisition of a
seven foot easement on Lot 3, Block l, Potacek's Addition
located at 180 62nd Way N. E. The City of Fridley, with the
approval of the City Council, will pay you the sum of $1800
for the seven foot easement to compensate you for the ease-
ment and for any other damage to the remainder of the lot.
In addition to the above noted compensation, the City of
Fridley will pay you $2.78 a foot for some 172 feet which is
compensation in lieu of a fence or a hedge. This amount
totals $473.16. It is the mutual understand between yourself
and the City that you, or any future owners of the lot, will
not requ,ire the City of Fridley to put up any type of fence
or hedge at any future date.
GRD/ms
Si�cerely yours,
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Gerald R. Davis
City Manager
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ITEM 4
RECEIVIlJG REPORT REGARDING NORTH PARK SIiE
DEVELOPMENT FINANCING. PREPARED BY
EHLERS AND ASSOCIATES.
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The Leag+ie of vVor��Fn Vc:ters oi Frialey, Minnesuca
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Bob'a Produce Ranch
Herbert Bacon, Jr.
Comstock & Osvis, Inc.
Fri�ley State Bsnk
p. V1(, Hantad Co. inc.
John E. Moyer
Midland Cooperatives, Inc.
Harvey E. Peterwn
ppn�ld C. Savalkoul
June 11, 1973
Gerald llavzs, City Manager
Fridley Ci;.y Yall
6431 t;niversity Rve. ��E
Fridley Mn. 55432
Dear Gerrv:
On Monday, .7une 18, 1�73, tiian .'�iahl wi�l be in Fri3ley.
iie is uirector of O�erations of the t�atural Scie;�ce for
Youth Fou_ndation. His organization has helped a nun:�er
of co�unities establish nature centers and conserve natural
resources. He has some inte�esting ex}�eriences to xe3ate
in fundinq nature centers. He has aareed to n�eet w.:th anvane
on Monday to relate his exp�rtise and experience a�out
nature centers.
I wish to confirm an a�nointment with you and Paul �rown
at 2 p.r�. �n June 1£3 to meet with him. Please invite
any othez staff oeople you think might benefit from meetinq
bir . t�lah 1.
We have asked that as many of the Environmental Commission,
Parks and Recreation Comanission and the Ad Hoc CWcimittee
on North Park meet with him at 7 p.m. on Monday also.
Z also request that some time be made available on the City
Council aqenda for Mr. Mahl after 8 p.m. if possible.
Mr. Mahl indicated he maiy have nothing to say to the council.
However, we would appzeciate your acheduling the time in case
he vrishes to malce some statement or the Council may wish to
queation him. If it appears be does not need agenda time,
I'm assuminq it is a si�nple matter to pasa over it.
Thank you. I hope Mr. Mahl's viait proves productive for
evezyone concerned pith North Park.
S�ncerely yours,
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6431 University Avenue N. E.
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Ge�tlemen:
June 13, 197�
I apoZogize for not voting on the
North Park issue at the Ad Hoc meeting on Jnne i2, 1973.
As incorning Presidcnt of the Fridley
Rotary Club, I was requi.red to attend the Charter Night cere�onies of the
new Rotary Club of Golden Valley.
Mr. Charles Sheridan, President of
The Chamber of Commerce, and our wives left the gathering as soon as we
Gould. However, when we got to the City Hall at 10:09 P.M., the vote on
North Park had been taken.
Inasmuch as the preliminary meetings
usually lasted until 11:30 I assumed that the final meeting with the com-
pleted report would Zast at least that long and I would be there in suf-
ficient time to vote.
However, I would concur with the
Study made by the professionals� in an unemotional and unbiased manner
and cast my vote for a Golf Course at the North Park Site.
Sincerely,
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ane E. Prairie,
Member of Ad Hoc Committee
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YOUN6 MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS�CIATION OF METRsIPOLITAN MINNEAPOLIS
YMCA
Mr. Frank G. Liebl
Mayor, City of Fridley
6431 University Aveuue N.L.
Fridley, Minn. 55421
Dear Mr. Liebl:
�304 Jackson St. N.E.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55418
Area Code 612 — 789-8803
:Tune 13, 1973
Last evening the North Park Feasibility Study Grot.;� met. Due te the fact
that I was at the YMCA's Annual Meeting uf Gu���ernin� Mtm�ers, which was
very crucial that I attend, I was not at attendance at the North Park
meeting. Upon talking to Phylis Gottsche and Don Rrau�r on 6/13/i3, I
found out that the study that they produced was def.eated by a 3 to �
margin vote.
The YMCA's Board of Management and myself have gonc on --ec.ord to remain
neutral whether it be a golf course or a nature center. Fiowever, being
a member of this study group and with the premise thar I�ould support
the findings of Brauer and Associates, I would cast my vo,~.e to accept
Brauex and Associates Feasibility Study in that a golf course would be
the first priority and thar. Locke Park would be a nature interpretive
center thus giving both fine facilities to the city of Fridley.
I appreciate the opportunity to have been a part of this study group.
I apologize for the time I could not devote to all of those meetings due to
the Capital Campaign Funds Drive. I would concur with Brauer and Associates
and cast my vote in favor of their recommended study.
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Executive Director
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A PARTICIPATING MEMBER
O� THE UNITEQ �'UNQ
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The meeting o��cned at �: 3E� p. m.
Mr. Breider openecl the rneeting and introdur.ed each �f the committee
member�,
MEMBERS PRESENT: Breider, Sporre, Prairie, l3arnette, Fitzpatrick,
Young, Flarris, and Stanton
MEMBERS AB5ENT: Werner, and Peterson
, OTHERS PRESrtiT: Brauer t; Associates, Norm Stone, Naturalist; and
llon Foridrick, Land Management :�peci:�I ist
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Mr. Bxeider said that the format for the evening woul.:i bc to have Mr.
���ur give his presentation, to have a young man frt�m Frialey show
a film on the Mar�h acti.vity and how it relates tv �leveloping a marsh
�.ea, and then they would ha��e 5ome input fr�m the public along with
�heir comments on the North Park issue.
Mr. Braur introduced his associates, Norm Stone, and Uon Fondrick.
Mr. Braur said that to begin a study of North Park the study has
to begin somewhere other than North Park. It has to begin with some
understanding of where North Park is before you decide what it is.
Mr, Braur then showed the slides that were shown at t)ie last commi-
ttee meeting.
Mr. Braur said that in conclusion they believe that a city needs a
golf couxse and a nature center. He continued, there are at least
�ive or six undeveloped sites within the radius for which a nature
Center could be used. A golf course would have only two areas in
whi:ch it could be built that are within the ten rrlile radius. North
Park be�ng one, and the Anoka County Airport site being the second.
He said the Anoka County Airport site was doubtful to get.
Mr. Braur sai_d that they have tried to promote the fact that a nature
iTit��'pretive center is simple...you must live in it rather than on
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Mr. I�ean, Caldwel�, 58�4 Hackmann Ave., Fridley, Chairman of the Fridl�y
�)FL Club. Mx. Galdwell read a lettex that he wxote to the committee
cQncerni�ng the club's support for a nature center, by a unanimous vat�.
(Se� attachmen�)
Mx, Russe�l Houck, 750 Overton Drive. N.E. Fridley, Treasurer of the
AFI�, �ai:d that he was not at that meeting concerned in the letter,
and that it was not a unanimous vote.
Mrs. Metc�lf, 860 West Moore Lake Dr., Fridley, said that she had a
1.et'��x addressed to the members of the Fridley City Council from W. J.
8re�k�nridge, Dixector Emeritus, Bell M useum, University of Minnesota,
The letter stated his support for a nature center. (See attachment)
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Mr. Robert A. Christie, 5930 Hackmann Avenue, Fridley, said that he had
one question in mind and that was comparing a golf course and a nature
center. They compared a number of golf cour�es, bizt he asked what about
the population using them? He asked if there were any numbers.
Mr. Brauer said that the National Golf Foundation has some figures on
some golf courses for l,000 people in a certain radius, he said that
they have compared it on a national metropolitar, basis and that in
this particular area there are twice as many peo}}le for a golf course
as the national average. 1�1r. Rrauer said that. in terms of nature
interpretive ��reas o.r pro�ram�, rhe Elm Creek site is opening this
summer, and is a nat��re int��i;�� •� i t-� � ��ram and a 4,000 acre resource.
He said it will have l�c�tter th,+��h., tra;, ;�t Carver alld wi11 certainly
be better than at Highland 1,ake in 't�looniin�ton.
Mr. Christie asked tiow many people woulc] use a nature center and how
m�ny would use a golf course in North Park?
Mr. Brauer saicl that they predict thdt about 40,000 to 50,000 rounds of
golf would be played. He said there was no way to tell how many people
that was.
Mr. Ken Sporre, 301 Ironton Avenue, Fridley, said that on the national
average, 60 out of every 1,000 people actually play golf, and anyone
could use a nature center.
Mary Larson asked how the schools would use a nature center.
Mr. Breider said that the first part of the month he sent each of the
schaol districts in Fridley a letter. He said to date he has only
received one letter back from District #11. The letter said in brief
xhat there were 535 school children and theix schools would be interested
i�1 a nature center and would use it c{uite extensively for their science
pTQgrams, and possibly a golf course could be used by some of the junior
highs.
�r. Henry Block, 5612 Sth Street, said that he has noticed two state-
' meT1�s made, one statement said that there are many nature centers in
our area and the other states that there are none. He said obviously
this cannot be true.
, Mr. Bxauer said that there is a publication put out by the Minnesota
Departmer�t of Natural Resources which lists within the City of Fridley,
thx�e interpretive, or outdoor education resources, that are existing.
, He said they are talking about two things which are that you have an
abundance of resources potentially which can be used for an outdoor
education program. He said the ones that are listed in the City are
, �amp Lockslea� Moore Lake, LoclaePark, and the one that is being develo�ed
whi�cb �s the Islands of Peace, which is a corporation. He said that
�i�ey each have some kind of an outdoor program taking place. He sa�d
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that the point they were *.rying to make is that thE:rL is no unified
combined comprehensive program of outdoor� educatiori in Fridley. Lee
Ann Sporre, committee member, said that this pizb�ication was made
before North Park was purchased.
Ms. Mary Martin, 133 Stonybrook, said that Mr. Brauer only talked of
North Park as being an interpretive center and an education center
and not as a nature center. She said that this is not the only
thing that a nature center is, and they have not disctissed it in
any other way than education, and that she felt that it could be
used in other ways also. She also asked if Camp Lockslea was
available to Fridley. She said that Island of Peace was specially
de�igned for hand�pped people, and Locke Park is already a recrea-
taon area that is devoted to active recreation,and how are they
going to turn it into passive recreation, and if t}iey du that, what
will be used for active recreation?
Mr. Brauer said that the principle use is for outdoor education. He
said that they list 15 ways that an outdoor resource si.�ch as North
Park benefits the community. He apologized for emphasizing education
so much, but they t}�ought that it is the most important one that we
have to face in the next generation. Mr. Brauer said that he is
assuming that there are some Girl Scouts in Fridley and that since
it is there, and if there were a naturalist in the City, if he were
hired by the City and if he were developing a program and found that
it was a very good site to illustrate some kind of an ecology system,
h� Gould probably talk the Fridley people into using that place,in
�'eturr�, making it better for the Girl Scouts. Mr. Brauer said that
the idea of using the Islands of Peace just for the handicapped omits
the £act that ii it is a good enough experience for the handicapped,
then i�t must be a goad experience for everyone.
, Mr. Breider said that the Islands of Peace is being designed to
a�eomodate the handicapped, but the facility will be open for t'he
g�neral public.
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do �o specifically for
b�caus� that is how it
keep it that wild. It
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the ha.ndicapped, which
started out. She said
must be developed for
handicapped, you must
is what it should be
that you just can't
the hand�capped.
Mr. Br�ider said that it would be develop�d but that it would be an
asphalt si�Guation. He said that whatever is done, it will he open to
the public.
Mx. Young asked Mx. S�tone or Mr. Fvndrick whether they feel �.t would
�ie a dupliGa�ion of having North Park and Camp�Lockslea.
Mr. Stone and Mr. Fondrick said they were �ot familiar with Camp
LQ��CSl�a or the Islands of Peace.
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Mr. �d Wilmes, 6350 Riverview Terrace, Islands uE Peace, said that in
view of the fact that Islands of Peace was mentioned, that it was not
intended just for use by the handicapped, but also for the general
public.
Mx. Leonard Burkholz, 8513 Cottagewood Terrace, said he worked in
Spring Lake Paxk and they have been using the North Park area for
the last three years for their school children and also in summer
sehool. He said Mr. Braur did a good job representing the things
that are available in North Park and the things that are available
along Rice Creek. He continued saying that Rice Creek goes on
for a long distance while in North Park the same things are con-
centrated. rie said you can have a nature interpretive center
type thing within the 120 acres, including the moving water.
Ms. Sharon Bakke, 6527 Monroe St. N.E. Fridley, said she has been
a g�rl scout leader for four years, and a cub scout leader for
five years. She said the facilities at Camp Lockslea are so small
that the children have to do some of their camping inside. She
added that they ar� not allowed to go in the back because of the
water, and poison ivy. She said other area scout troops use the
f�cilities and so they all must take turns. Only a certain group
is allowed to camp in that area at a time. She said the area
isn't even big enough for the girl scouts.
Mr. Braur agreed with Ms. Bakke but said that poison ivy and an
axea where there is water would be quite interesting to a naturalist.
He said that that supports the need for that kind of h�lp which
is needed, Mr. Braur said that the areas that they are talking
about which are Rush Lake, Schmitt Park, Bunker Prairie, Otter
Lake, and Lino Lakes are all Ramsey and Anoka County facilities
and are all in the process of being developed into nature
interpretive bases.
Mx. K. Raystrom said he works for Medtronics, responsible for all
of the facilities, he is also a member of the Fridley Chamber of
Commerce, and is active in the YMCA, he added that he has a defi-
nite interest in Fridley. He said first of all as a worker for
Medtronics, Medtronics has given Fridley a letter of intent stating
that all of their property along Rice Creek can be used in con-
junction with a nature program developed by the County or by the
City, that they have no intent of affecting this site but to leave
�t as �t �s, and work with any naturalist or group to develop it
into a facility that will be available for all of the City of
Fridley and the genexal public. He said cars can be parked on
the company parking lot. He continued that there were ducks,
squirrels, birds, and wild flowers. He added that you can even
see deer on occasion. He added that he just wanted to let every-
one know that they do have a place that they can go to now, a11
i��y have t� do is ask. He said that as a member of Fridley, his
concexn would be what could be done about reducing the tax base
in our area, He said they should look at how the community could
besx serve the �eeds of Fridleyt He said Fridley sh4uld prQVide
botR � nature cente� and a gol� cpur�e.
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' Mr. Lesli� Parker, 1056 South Circle Drive, member of North Star
Chapter Exec, Comm, read a statement fxom the Sierra Club in
support of a nature cencer. (See atta h t
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A woman from the audience said she was confused because Mr. Braur
was tslking of a nature center and an interpretive center as
one, She said he was talking about an auditorium and a museum etc.
She added, a nature center was where animals could have their
young and people could observe the animals. She added, these were
two different things.
Mrs. Barbara Hughes, 548 Rice Creek Terrace, President'of the
League of Women Voters said she came to convey to the members, as
a speaker for the League, that what is done at the meeting will
be forever. She said that the League has studied North Park for
over a year. She added that they do study it and discuss it at
their meetings. She said they have spent over 20 hours in
meetings just on Fridley's parks. Their concensus came out as
a nature center in Fridley, and that North Park was the best
place in Fridley, for a center. She added, that no one can
indicate their individual support for ei�her. She said that in
early December they brought in a petition with over 1300 signa-
tures asking tha� the park be dedicated for nature. She said
that they conducted a walk through the park �n October and over
300 people were present. She said she has lead tours through North
Park. Their concensus included that a naturalist should supervise
a11 natural areas. She continued that a nature center on North
Park can and will serve all of the people, of the �ifferent age
groups, She said that her first and final comment was "what we
do here is forevex, l�t's maintain it as a nature center." Ms.
Hughes said that she just wanted to add that she had some slides
of Narth Fark that were much better than Mr, Braur's, and that
she would be glad to show them to anyone.
' Mrs. Ralph Auks�r read a statement £rom the Minneapolis Aud ubon
Society in their support of a nature center. A point of informa-
tion was mad� that on IKay 11, 1�73, 57 different vaxieties of bird�
' were found in Noxth Park, making the bird watching area better
than the bird sanctuary in Minneapola.s. (See attachment)
' Mr, Lyle Bradly, 15202 7th Ave. Anoka - Secondary-Science Chair-
man of Distri�t �11. He said he has also worked for Minneapolis
parks as a natuxalist, and he is also an avid golfer. He said
that he has never seen such a cammunity where there is no apathy.
, He said not very many communities have such an interest in their
community. He added that he has just finished a tour working with
the Minnesota zQO boa�ed and zoo's are very much like nature centers,
' He said zoo's wi�l out draw all professional sports, He added
that North Park was a very unique site, He said that in School
District #11 they have an environmental program that is good but
' not as good as it could be. He said they have found out a£ew
things about their program. No matter how fancy an environmenta].
sa.fie or nature ��n�ex you hav�, xf it is geographically situat�d
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it will not be ut�.lized. He said that North Park is better than
Carvex. He said it is worth moxe than anything else out there
and that they should think ahead about 30 years, not the present.
He said that if the decision makers do not look into the future,
they are very remissed in their responsibility.
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The meeting recessed at 9:7.0 p.m.
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The meeting reconvened at 9:17 p.m.
When the meeting reconvened, a young man from the high school showed
a film presentation. At the end of the film, Mrs. Sporre said that
it should be a requiem of North Park.
Mr. Breider then opened the meeting up once again for discussion
fxom the cammunity.
The Chairman of the Fridley Nature Buosters asked Mr. Braur how
he determined that Camp Lockslea wa� good for a nature center.
Mr. Braur stated that Camp Lockslea was one named out of three by
the State of Minnesota Depar�ment of Natural Resources, on which
outdoor education programs were conducted. He said that they did
not make their recommendation based on Camp Lockslea, but on
their principle natural resource basis, which the two countys
are now in the process of acquiring, and one of which is being
developed. First of all he mentioned Bunker Lake or Bunker Prairie
Park which is a major Anoka County Park in which a nature inter-
pxetive center will be established sometime this summer. Secondly,
the Lino Lakes area which is being acquired by Ramsey County.
Thirdly, Rush Lake in New Brighton, which by the population center
is as close as North �ark. Next was Otter Lake, a Ramsey County
Park, and Schmitt Park on Lake Johanna. He said that all of
these were in a five mile radius of Fridley and �11 of them are
proposed to be a basis for natural outdoor interpretive pro-
grams and to be maintained for that purpose. He said that in
addition to that, thexe was the Carlos Avery site which is a
xesource which other areas around the Twin Cities do not have.
He said tFiat Fie d�d not bel�eve that Fridley could compete with
tfiat ki.nd o� xesouxce nox �ith tFiat kind of financial resource
�acking, �cFi 3s the t�o County � s.
Mrs, Sporre asked Mr. Braur if that information was received from
the Na�uralist. Mr. Braur said that they received that from the
naturalist and xesource management people with Ramsey County who
have r�ade these analyses. Mrs. Sporre said she was speaking
sg�cifically abat�t the North Park site. What was their opinion.
She first asked Mr. Stone wha� kind of direction they were given
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Mr. Stone said he was involved in a very large undertaking of
development of nature areas in Wisconsin. He said they have a
great amount of Minnesota tourists and so he h<as a lot of back-
ground with the amount of tourists and their interests. He said
he was asked by Nir. Braur to examine the site and tell him what
he actually felt about it. He said it is a very good nature
site. He said that he must say that nature is never standing
still. The bi� attraction at the present time is the beaver pond,
but, he said, this is temporary. E�e said that he tias seen better.
He said the people would have to decide if they want to put money
into it and to control the access to it. He said it would have
to be fenced, and managed. He said it woula mean taking out some
of the beaver and deer each year, because if tYie deer increased,
they would eat each other out of house and home. He said they
could make the pond more stable by constructing a dike there and
a walk control structure. He said if they want to put money into
the project and develop it they could get some wonderful things.
Mrs. Sporre then asked what advantages did he find if they took
North Park and divided it up into four parts in each area. Such
as aspen, bog,�etc.
Mr. Stone said he found tall prairie grasses, bogs, hardwood
areas, and many other attractive areas essential to a nature.center.
He added that if you would like to maintain it as a nature center
you would have to control the people using it by trails, etc,
because you cannot put that much use on that small acreage of
land and st�ll maintain some wildlife. He said it could be done
by paths, small groups, and a naturalist controlling these.
Mx's. Sporre asked Mr. Stone if he had also evaluated the Locke
Park area.
Mr, Stone replied yes. He said he evaluated North Park in early
April and the old vegetation from last year was very dense. Mr.
Stone said that Locke Park had a moving stream which was a major
attraction, it is being used quite heavily during the summer, and
it has a t�emendous warbler movement through it in the fall. He
sai.d it daesn't have the amount of prairie that North Park has.
Mrs. Sporre asked if he found the prairie acreage within Locke
Park itself or private land. Mr. Stone said that there were some
pxairie flats within Locke Park itself. Mrs. Sporre asked what
kinds specifically. Mr. Stone said he found blue grass stem,
big blue stem, and indian grass; however, the bulk of this was on
the adjoining property just over the fence. He said that when the
w���nd blo�vs tf�e seed will be blo�rn onto Locke Park land.
� Mxs. Mary Martin asked if they can maintain this with people in
there without taking away from the active recreation. Mr. Stone
sai.d �hat the walking on plants would have to be controlled and
�he traffic would have to be prohibited on the banks itself.
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tian. Mr. StonP said you could in the river bot�om itself because
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Mr. Ke� aporre said that Mr. Stone was saying that North Park was
xelatively a small acreage of land for a nati�re center. He said
that open land available at North Park is 124 acres, and LockePark
is only 62 acres. He said then that if North Park is too small
to be suitable for a nature center, then Locke Park is impossible.
Mr. Stone said that Locke Park also has the use of the public to
consider. Mr. Sporre said then that the only way was to take
out all of the picnic stuff and let it become natural. Mr. Stone
said it would help. Mr. Sporre said that the people of Fridley
would not let that land go because they fought so hard to get it.
Mrs. Shirley Caldwell, 5874 Hackmann Ave. said that they want to
leave Locke Park for what it is now.
Mr, Ken Sporre said that he just wanted to make one comment that
North Park has 124 acres, Carver has 2500 acres and only 150 of
th�m are used for their nature program, so that would make North
Park quite feasible.
Mrs, Sporre asked if Mr. Stone was able to visit Locke Park and
North Park at any other times of the year. He said he only visited
North Park 2 times and Locke Park 3 times. Mrs. Sporre said
t�at credit sho�ld be giuen to some of the school kids because
th�y went out and took 5 truck loads of garbage out of there.
A member from the audience asked how were they going to manage
the prairie. Mr. Stone said that managing prairie would require
fire. He said this is how a prairie is maintained. He said
occasionalZy you may kill some wildlife with the fire, or destroy
a few nests, but it is the habitat that counts. He said when it
is used at the right time of the year, thexe is very little
�estructi4�. He said he wanted to point out that with game, fire
has always been a part af their way of life. Mr, Stone said that
there is little destruction on soil in the early spring.
A member from the audience asked what would happen to the Nprth
Paxk site if it did not have a naturalist, had too much traffic,
and did not spend any money on it.
Mr. Stone said he spent an entire day there but there were many �
matoxcycles, and no wild life. He said there would be no w�ldlife.
Mx, Sporre said that there is a law now that no motorized vehicles
are allowed on the site, and that there are signs posted around
North Park.
Mrs. Caldwell asked Mr. Stone if he knew of any nature center
that has been unsuccessful.
Mr. S�Qne said that he really couidn't answer her question because
he is involved in Wisconsin and their programs are pretty successful.
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' Mr. Fondrich said all he knows is about expandecl nature centers.
Mrs. Sporxe asked Mr. Fondrich for his opinion on North Park.
, Mr, Fondrich said he thought North Park has hi�h potential for a
nature center and he could see mar.y interestingprograms that could
be put into North Park as a nature center.
' Helen Johnson, Chamber of Commerce, said that the Washington County
nature center's adult attendance was very small. She said they
txied to improve their programs over the summer. A member from
' the audience said that the problem with that one is the time dis-
tance faci�r, it just takes too long to get over there.
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Woodlake nature center this spring they would have had to reach
th�em within the first three hours of administration or have gone
through an outside line. He said they even left some of the phones
Off the hook for the first three hours.
A member from the audience said that she heard that as soon as the
' industrial area came around North Park, the animals would all
leave. She asked if that has happened with Richfield? Mr. Fond-
xicI� said that the Woodlake nature center had no deer or beaver.
He said that you could take them to the marsh areas where
, tY�ere are more plants and animals.
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for example, Woodlake or something similar. Mr. Fondrich said
�hat it cos�s Woodlake $70,000 a year. He said $20,000 comes
fxom the Federal Government and $50,00! comes from their own
cities.
A lady from the audience said that it seemed to her that it would
sur� cost a lot for maintenance, hiring a naturalist, getting
people to work there, etc.
Another member asked what were some of the comparative costs, as
' �ar as maintenance �or a nature center. Mr. Braur said that they
purposely left out the economics of the issue because on the basis
of sheex economics, nature centers look bad and they are prejudice.
' He said their final report wi.11 have all of the numbers. He said
it really show$ in that th:�e are very few if any public golf
couxses in the area other than those that are just starting their
�irst year or those that have been remodeling extensively. The
' x'evenue pxoduced is paying for the cost of improvements plus the
intexest pn the bonds, plus the maintenance and operating cost.
He said tha� �khe numbers are much the same. The difference is
' that the abili,�y of a nature interpretive program to generate
si�niiiGant revenue so far in our society which haven't proved to
be uery feasible. He said the experience value of a nature center
�.s warth more than playing go1f. He said that the benefits of it
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A member from the audience said that whether it is nature
c�;nter or a golf course, they are going to have to pay for it any
way.
Mr. Braur said that they are recommending that because of the inter-
county, inter-municipal thing�,that Fridley take the lead and
establish a joint powers act, or a joint powers ability of muni-
cipalities in government to establish a coordinated, combined
pxogram so that they would pay only a fair share of it.
' The Chairman of the Nature Boosters Club said that if it is true
that they would have an interpretive center somewhere else
rather than North Park, they probably wouldn't have an interpre-
' t ive center because of the problem of the expense; therefore,
they would nevex have an interpretative center. He said if the
golf course didn't come out financially, they would be doubling.
� He said they would have some additional taxes to maintain a
nature center in Locke Park or Camp Lockslea. So he didn't see
the di.fference.
' Mr. Braur said that he is afraid that they go with North Park ancl
have a nature center, and then forget the whole thing. He said
it would be forgotten especially when there are two or three
' others built around and supported by the County. He said he
would not want �o be a part of that because he has spent too much
time trying to sell the idea thatth ey have only one genera -
tian left.
Mx. Sporre said that people were talking about the taxes, what it
is going to cast them. He said about two months ago, the Minn-
eapolis Star ran a survey in the paper what people would like to
spend their money on. Would they spend their tax money on a nature
center. Far over 50� of the people said that they would gladly
spend their tax dollars on a nature interpretive program.
Ms. Maxtin said that Mr. Braux said if other nature centers are
built everyone will forget about North Park, but she said if you
turn L,ocke Park into a nature center people would forget about
it also.
Mr. Braur said he believed that everything goes in cycles, and that
while there is a lot of interest, he said that when it comes
from a 1oca1 pot, it is different. He said they will ask what
in t�e world are we, Fridley, supporting this site over here,
when the County has three or four other sites around here.
Mr. 8raur said one of the things that he has leaxned is that
there is no natural area in the metropolitan area. Everything is
man-made. He said i£ it is not a natural area it is going to have
to be mana�ed and carefully attended if you are going to maintain
it as a base to teach people.
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A lady from the audience asked how 7,ong ago Minneapolis set up
their park system. She said they have a terrific program.
Mr. Braur said that they began their park program in 1887 and
completed it in 1893. He said that they were just beginning
to think about conservation, ornamentation, culture, and reserve.
Mr. Braur said what he was trying to say was that he doesn't
want to see everything dropped into one pot. He said that they
have the great american brick amd mortar tradition applied to a
site. But they want interpretation, experience, and to make it
worth something. He said they have the resources to do it.
He said to concentrate and get the Council to spend the money to
get the facilitators, and the implementors to get onto the sites
that are going to be deved.oped and have a broader basis for it.
Ms. Hughes saic� she hoped that he meant North Park among all of
the others. He said that it would be an excellent image builder,
an �xcellent site �or interp�etation, and everything else. But,
he said, competitively they doubt that it can survive. He szid
that Mr. Fondrich is going to have to face competition if Edina
and St. Louis P�.rk put in Programs. He said that the competition
is tremendous here.
, Mr. Sporre said that if it fails it could always be made into a
golf course, Mr. Braur said he would not want to take that risk.
He had known of some that have failed.
Mr. Darby Nelson, Biology Staff at Anoka Ramsey Junior College,
said he is concerned because they get some excellent students
at the Callege from Fridley. He said that the students will use
it i€ it �s close by, but E1m Creek, Bunker Prairie, and Carlos
Avexy are just too far away and will not be used much. tie said
if it is �e�onomics that they are concerned with, forget the
golf course and the nature ce nter and turn it into an industrial
park.
Mrs. Sporre aslced if Mr. Nelson would respond in any way, the use
the Junior College would have for a nature center. He said that
there would definitely be some things that they could utilize.
He said they are using Elm Creek at the moment which would be
just as fax as North Park.
Mr. Lavoc, 6231 Trinity Drive said he wanted to speak on an
individual basis. He said he wondered if there was any validity
in the potential of other sites. He said that it seemed there
were some very fundamental considerations to make. He said he
tried to separate them into what might be educational utility and
a recxeational utility, and a social utility. He said fihat they
should give some merits to one utilization versus the other in
te7rms of the curricular programs in school versus the extra-
cuxr�cular programs in schools. He said there is little doubt
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that th� curricular value of a nature center far out-weighs the
curricular values of a golf course. A golf program for educational
ut�lization is essentially extracurricular, it touches only a
few students, where a nature center can touch upon many more.
Mr. Ray Mandloh, 6320 Monroe St., said he was speaking as an
individual although he was a member of the Fridley Board of
Edueation. He said he thin ks the value of the community, and
students of all ages, all seem to point toward a nature center,
rather than a golf course. He said he felt that after the Council
chooses eithex a nature center or a golf course, they will put
in the ingredients to make it a success. He said that the value
o� the nature center would be its long term importance in terms
Qf teaching conservation.
Mark Quinn, a student at Anoka Ramsey Junior College said he is
representing the Anoka Ramsey Chapter of Minnesota Public Interest
and Research group. He said at a recent student committee the
group unanimously decided to endoz•se the nature center concept.
He said they felt that a golf course cari only be used by those
physically and economically available to golfers, whereas a natur.e
Genter could be used by a far more diversed group of people.
Myxna Hjellming a student at Anoka Ramsey Junior College said that
she would like to speak as a former Blue Bird, Girl Scout, 4-H'�r
and as a pexson seriously interested in conservation. She said
she has used this area fox the last five years, every summer for
picnic use and for taking children back there. She said that they
must think about the surrounding areas as well as Fridley, or
else th� City will b� in "sorry" need 25 years from now. She
added th�y must think about their children as well as their
grandehildrsn, and what they left them in the way of nature.
Mr. Ken Brandon, 6716 7th Street said that he recalled hearing
about a nature centex that failed and that if they establish
a nature center at North Park and it fails, they can always
build a golf caurse, but if they build a golf course at North
Park, they c�n't change it back to a nature center.
Miss Hjellming asked how the maney would be appropriated. Whether
�t be a nature center or a golf course.
Mr. Breider said it would be through xevenue bonds for a galf
course, and through the general obligation bond ii it were a
natuxe center, wh�ch is the general taxing money. He added
f�deral �unding may be available, he was not sure yet.
Mrs, Sporre asked if they could not go through stage develapment?
She said yau don�t have to bu�ld it all in one day.
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, Mr. Breider said that if you go a nature center route you have to
get a management program initiated fairly quickly. He said the
minibike problems and the sewer problem with Coon Rapids and the
� naturalist all takes money. He said he is not in the position to
say that it is in his funding limitations of the City of Fridley.
He said he does not know what a naturalist is going for.
' Mr. Fondrich said a naturalist's sta"rting pay would be around $8500
to $9000. Mr. Breider asked Mr. Fondrich what amount of money
would he have to spend to maintain North Park at present levels?
' �Mr. Fondrich said Mr. Breider's question was so broad that he
could not answer it, but he said the first, A#1 thing to do would
be to fence it. Mr. Breider said he assumed that to have a good
, nature center program, if they stage it over a number of years
they would have to talk about a substantial initial investment.
Mr, Fondrich said Mr. Braur would have to answer that.
, Mr. Braur said that to make it an effective tool and prepare it
for the people, you have to make improvements. He said you could
build a galf course in stages too, but you basically have to have
' the fundamental framework. He said that the principle expenses
would be the fencing, improvement of the paths, and managing
the water, which would be the most expensive. He said in their
' final report which will be to the committee members on June 6,
will include the breakdown of these expenses.
Mr, Breider said he didn't know if they could go on a year to year
' basis. T�ey would have to hixe a naturalist to answer these
kinds of questions.
' Ms. Ht�ghes said that the League would like the City to investigate
other forms of funding that if a major use of this area is educa-
tional, there are four school districts that ought to be asked
, to participate in some of this. She said they would not like
them to investigate only local, but private, federal, and state
sources of funding.
� Mx. Breider said that the only problem you have with contracting
with schoal districts and other government bodies to finance a
pxogxam within a government body not under their control, is
1 that yau foxm a joint powers agreement, and most of these agree-
ments state that any party can withdraw by giving six months
notice. So they get back into the position that if the City of
Fridley cannat come up with a stable funding program and gets
' �nto the position where they are relying on too many other govern-
mental agencies, a situation could occur whexe they could not
finance the continuation of the interpretive study area, so that
, is what the City Council's problem is, that they have to come up
with a firm funding plan.
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Mxs, Hughes said that they want the most econorr�ical way that this
�an be handled. Mr. Breider said that the Citv has a bunch of
�tingy Councilmen and they will loak where ever they can find the
moz�ey .
A member from the audience said Rice Creek was a mess and it is
not cleaned out and people cannot take canoes out. She said
the�e is sand and debris everywhere and not everyone is talking
about a nature center. She said the animals should be left where
they are. She said kids ride bikes, people demolish nests, and
there is always vandalism. She said she would like to know how
they are going to protect the animals �aith so many ;;eople around
there.
Mr. Breider asked Mr. Fondrich if he could answer that question.
Mr. Fondrirh said when you are goiil�; to �iave a lot oF peo�.�le
around vou have to set up some definite home rules.
Mr. Don Schultz, 15 Rice Creek Way, said that if we let other
axeas go, like Rice Creek, how can we maintain a nature center.
Mr. Mullin of Fr�dley, said his basic assumption was that both
a nature center and a golf course were desirable in Fridley.
He asked what is the point in doing the study. The people
decided that a nature center was more desirable for Fridley
before the study was conducted.
A woman from the audience said that regarding the competition
between nature centers she thought it to be ironic. She said thexe
were about a dozen �olf courses around. She said there is a pro-
pe�s�d golf course in Coon Rapids within three or four miles.
She said that the land is already to be recreational and she
coul.dn't see that they need two golf courses fig�iting each, otner.
Mr. Sporre said that the land
only be sald for rec:xeational
the land has bee� given as a
wi17. sell �he land for about
of 1b0 acres of land and Coon
oAly �� us�d for recreational
Qi th� p�oposals.
in Coon Rapids is private and
use, and the recreational use
golf course. He said that the
$1,000 an acre, and there is a
Rapids has already said it can
purposes and a golf course is
can
of
owner
total
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� A���tleman from the audience asked who would pay for the golf
�ouxse, and if it doens't pull off, what happens to it? Mr.
Br�ider said the tax payers would pay it.
' �x, Braux said that the capital outlay for a golf course would be
abput $7�Or000. Another member from the audience asked who was
p�yi.ng fax the study of the North Park. Mr. Breider said the City
' w��, TY�e gentleman asked how much the study cost. Mx. Breider
�'epl�ed $11,000,
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Mxs. Caldwell asked that if the land were maintained, wouldn't
that preserve the land? Wouldn�t that bring down the cost? Mr.
Breidex said that to stay preserved, the land would have to be
managed every yeax to keep it in a semi-conservative atmosphere.
Mx. Chester Ye�, 740 Rice Creek Terrace suggested that there be
a pub�ic xefexendum taken.
Mrs. I.a�.s Mullin, 12�3 Hathaway Lane, asked if the committee will
be makin,� a xeGOmmend�tion to the City Council. Mr. Breider said
Aot until. next month. Mrs. Mu11in said that other school districts
wi11 b� using the �rogram also and that they could probably get
some iunding �xom them. She asked if the committee has sent out
a natural�.st ax some�ne tca study the other places Mr. Braur has
suggested fax a nature center. Mr. Breider said that the study
was based on I,ocke Park and Noxth Park. Mr. Braur said that�Anoka
�nd Ramsey Coun�y's have people on their staff with these kinds
of backgraunds and they have made these judgements and evaluations
for a ba�is fox theix planning, and this is why they have selected
thsse sites, Mx. �raur said they are using their analysis.
Miss Myrna Hjellming said that she was sure if they asked the
scouts and othex various groups to take part in this type of thing
they would. And perhaps they could support it economically and
sociologieally, Mr, Breider said that they have to have a sound
financin,� system. He said the problem with asking for donations
can a yearly basis is that some years they have more and some yeaxs
they have less. He said they might not have a con,tinuous flow
and th� oAly way they could have a continuous flow would be through
th� taxing powers of the City. She said that thexe should then
be a ��eneral xef�rendum.
Mx. �raux said that the school budget is just not there eithex,
fQr transportation or programs, etc.
A gent�eman from the audience asked Mr. Braur if he took a survey
to see how many �eople in Fridley play golf. Mr. Braur said that
they don't dQ that because the number would be remarkably small.
He said it is a matter of the available facilities. The gentleman
then askad wha at the seminar wanted a golf course. He said he
thought xhe Fridley Jaycees were the only ones who favored a gol�
cour�e. N�r. Young said that he was President elect of the J�ycees,
and he did not agree with that statement. Mr. Young said that
about a month and a half aga the Jaycees tvok a vote, and at that
meeting thsr� w�re 28 people in attendance. The results were l.4
for go1f, �£or nature, and 5 abstaining saying leave it the way
it is. He said he interpreted abstaining the vote was the same
as being fox nature.
A lady from the audience asked why put a golf course where author-
i.ties say it is one o� the best sites they have ever seen for nature.
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' A gentleman £rom the audience asked the committee if they have
ever�heard of any golf course that went broke. They said no. He
then asl�ed Mr, Braur if North Park was large enough for regulation
gol,f. Mr. Braur said yes; the average size of a golf course is
' between 94 and 200 acres. However, Mr. Braur said, the size is
not the important factor, the use of the land is the primary factor.
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Mrs. Caldwell said she thought that Majestic Oaks went broke once.
Mr. Breider asked if there were any other questions.
' Mr. Breider said that the committee had set up a time table. June
6 they would receive the final report, and an their June 12th
:neeting they would try to formulate a recommendation to make to
' �he City Council. He said the purpose for the community seminar
iaas to find out what the community wants. Mr. Breider thanked
all o� the people for coming to the seminar.
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is and suggested tha� the committee pursue a Iittle more fact
�inding in the field of nature centers. She said that she felt
�.t would be of value to go out as a committee and visit a nature
�ent�r. She asked if the committee would agree to go out.
, Mr, Fitzpatrick said he did agree that the committee should have
other functions than to just receive the report. Mrs. Sporre
said that Mx. Burkholz was the curriculum coordinator for district
#16. She said that she knew he had films of children using North
' Park. She f�lt that some of this could be a benefit to the
commiitee,
' Mr. 8reidsr said that after they xeceive the report, they read
it and discuss it at their June 12 meeting. He said they can
decide th�n if the cammittee wants to continue their function or not,
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meexings. Mr, Breider said �hat they could call all the meetings
they wanted. Mx�. Sporre said that she had requested very politely
tha� she wantec� to have a meeting to go ovex the agenda for the
seminar. She sa�.d she wanted to discuss a few things that she
thought the committe� would want to hear. But, she said, they
wers not abl� to call a committee meeting. She asked once again
i� they wer� not going to call another meeting until the 12th.
' Mr, Bxeider said they had not. Mrs. Sporre said that if this was
a study committ�e, that any information that was relevant to the
s'�tudy should be brought to the surface. She said that she has
sp�nt a gx�at deal of time researching this information. She
' � said s�e fe�t Mr. Braur's report would be very valuable and she
inten��d to study it very carefully, but thexe are also things
that �av� been brought to her attention since she has been on
� �ha �ommittee that haven't been able to be lrrought to the surface
�imp�y b�caus� they can't call a meeting. Mrs. Sporx�e then left
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' Mr. Bxeid r said he would like to clarify what Mrs. Sporre is
saying. e said that she wanted a meeting Monday night before
the Council meeting to discuss the agenda for the seminar. Mr.
Breider s id that he has a problern with having a full time j.ob,
' being a Councilman, and having a variety of tasks involving each.
He said t at he told her that she could talk to any member on
the commi tee and t�.ey could formulate their own agenda. He
' said he does not rule the committee or influence them in any
way. He is there to see that the committee runs smoothly. He
said if s e wants to hold more meetings with the committee that
it is fine with him, but she would have to ask the other committee
' memb�rs. He said that he has never told aryone on the committee
that they could not meet zs individuals wi�hout him there.
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moderator.
Mx. Breider
a schedule,
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tion to �h
ring to,
said that Mr. Breider had just told Mrs. Sporre that
be no more meetings until June 12. Mr. Breider said
rrect, they had not decided on any formal meetings
12. He said that they can meet any time between then
as modexator. He said that if she was not happy
y the committee is set up that he would step down as
said at the committee's last meeting they agxeed on
the Seminar on the 22nd of May, receiving the report
and a meeting on June 12 to formulate their recommenda-
Council, He said this was the schedule he was refer-
1 Mrs, Hughe said that if the committee's mind is already made up
that �Che�e may not even by any need to review Mr. Braur's xeport.
She said t at she would uxge the committee to educate themselves
' about golf courses and nature centers so that they may properly
evaluatE t e report.
' • Miss Hjell ing asked if the report by Mr. Braur would be avail-
able to th public, Mr. Breider said yes, but there was a limit
of about S copies. However, the City may be able to mak,e more.
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At a eeting of the Fridley DFL C�ub held on August 17, 1972
at th� hom of Chairperson Joyce Storla, two'representatives of
the Fridle League of Women Voters, Mrs. �illia�lf Meyers and Mrs.
M�ry Marti , gave a slide screen talk on North Park in support
of a Nature
and a vote
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� Center. After the presen�ation there was discussion
was taken, the results of which were:
favor pf a Nature Center
0 aga nst a Nature Center
1 abs ention.
In re orting the meeting to the Fridley City Council, Chair-
person Stp la wrote a letter wherein she urged the Council to
eupport th League of Women Voters' recommendation to develop the
pa�k for a Nature Center. Mrs. Storla said, "Fridley golfers have
Av�ilab�e t least six golf courses within a twelve mile radius.
The closes nature center is in Richfield, approximately 25 miles
away. Sta istics show it is being used to capacity." Mrs. Storla
continued, "that FridleX was ecologica_Lly balanced for thausands
o� years.
It supported all forms of life including man. Now life
is being t reatened and many forms destroyed by one form - man.
�iar a� ygen" producing land with blackt4p and call it progress.
We t�ke th freah water and channel it through storm sewers, do�n
rivera end to the ocean and turn it into salt water. Then we wonder
why water ables are dropping. The time has come to stop worahippinq
m�n and to begin worahigping life. Only then will we become respon-
A�.ble huma beings." Finally, her letter said, "A very small piece
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place to 1 arn about the past and to respect the present."
The D mocratic Farmer Labor Club of Fridley consists of approxi-
mately 121 members who represent several thousand DFL voters. The
unanimity f the vote on this issue aptly demonstrates the feeling
of the clu in support of the �xse of the North Park site for a
Nature Cen�er.
Respectf�lly submitted,
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Tw N GiTIES i Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
i r�ay �2,1973
I�Iembers of the P'ridley City Council
Fridlcy, ;S nn.
Ger�tlewen:
Y4u a e facad with a difficult decision in deciding what use
should bo ade of the �Vorth Park area in question. It is true that a
Ia�'$e numb r of people would nake use of a golf course should this be
decided up ne But also ma�ay people could be acconmodated if the area
remained n tural tivith limited areas devoted to picnicing and with
trails est blished for hiki:zg, bird watching, and fot the teaching
af an unde standing and appreciation of natur�.l relationships. A
nature cen er with a naturalist and staff for conducting public as
well as or anized school groups would beyond a doubt contact more
people tha wqnl� a golf course. ^1he learning acquired by the, qhildren
in develog"ng a respect for Nature would prepare the.� for making
sound jud enta in future ;�ears where our hard—pressed natuxa� •
environmen is involveda Other Mature centers str.ategically placed
mbout the win Citiea have ber.n en:;husiastically received and their
fa�i�].ties have been scheduled with full programs for montha ahead,
Sq we are ot just assuming that they will be used but we know as a
faet frora resant iocal experiences that they will be made use of by
the �.oc�1 chool$ many of which are too distant from the natuxe
aentcrs no available.,
Ona o laarfa.ct tha� ahould influanae your �ecision, and that is�
that once he area is largaly denuded and made over into a golf
eourse the es ia no turning back. It cannot be rebuilt into a natural
aree�. t�o1f oourses can be made Prom oultivated fields, parking lota,
demol.ished building aite$ or any area no matter ho�v much disturbed it
has been — natural areae once destroyed�ca.nnot be retrieved. fihey are
gorte forev rt On the other hand in the future a natural area can al�vaye
be msde in o e� golf course if future needs appear to make this desireabls•
C�n you po n� to e�ny situation where people have regretted the es�abliah—
ate�t Qf ps ke in e►reaa where expanding urban developments sre gobbling up
�he oountr aide4
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,A. G. prury, Vice-Chauman
Robert Gordon, Treasu�er
John Weaver, Clerk
Dr. David Spencer, Director
�lim Vick, pUector
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I:rlin� O. luhnuwn, Superintendent
Alvin Salmela, Assistant Superinicndent
S. M. Clcvcland, Assistant Superintenden[
M�y 7, 1973
Mr. Tim Brei er, Cotmcilman
Moderator, N rth Park �.: ommittee
City of Frid,ey
61t31 Univers ty Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Mi esota 55�32
Dear Mr. Bre�der:
Superintende t Erling Johnson turned your letter over to :ne that referred
to the possi ility of a golf course and/or nature cent,er for Fridley's
North Park.
At the prese t time we have in our district 535 Fridley school children.
T am sure th t our schools would be interested in a nature cente� and
would use it quite e�ctensively in connection with their science programs.
The golf co se could possibly be used by some of our junior highs.
If you wouldllike more information on this, please contact me.
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Th Sierra Club was asked to support the North
Pa k nature center concept by a group of concerned
Fr dley citizens, Af ter walking through North Park,
co sulting professional naturalists about the potential
of North Park as a nature center, and. questionin�
va ious citizens and offieials, on May �dthe Executive
Co mittee of the North Star Chapter of the Sierra Club
ga e its unanimous support to the concept of the North
Pa k Nature Center.
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dom,/of learning, and of renewel shall remain
living testimoay that this generation, our oxn,
lovs For the next.
St tement at Alorth Park information meeting
Ma ,�, � 1973
b� d��s, member North Star Chapter Eaec. Co�m.
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of a survey of 12�25 teachers in the Spri��
I�ake Park J.H. on tha need for either a�olf
co_''__arse or n�.ture center for Fridley's ilorth
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Times Used a Year 70 Go1f Course
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Number Students Using �r year
Nature Center 200 Approx.
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Your help is needed in �ns:r��i.ng th� ��iached letter, The city of
Fridley v�Arit iniarmation t� he�p ihem com� to a cor :lusa.on �.s to
the best use oi the land� cit}ier a g�l.c^ cour�� or a i�tu:e s�tudy
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Fridlegr v�rant inforn�tion to ��e1.p t�:em co�n� to a cor_slus:�on as to
tha �.kmst use o� the �arar�� �it11Er a;�lf cour•se or a rs�tuA � stu�y
center. Pl�.se�read thc i�i��tez• ana �then a:�sT�•er'the quest�uns bElo�:�.
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Fridley �aants i.nfo.rmat3.oi2 to Y:elp ti:em con�A �o a c�n�lus:�on as to
the t��t u.se f'th.e i.at�.�s �i�l.er a g�lf c�ou�: se r�r a r�ztur�: study
center. Fl��:, e x°e�ci �t,he leLtc�r and th�n ar.r=�er �he q,a, siaan� be? o•�r.
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ITEM 9
REQUEST OF CITY MANAGER TO TAKE VACATION
LEAV�, JULY 1- 18, 1973,
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COMMISSZON MEETING JUNE 6, 1973
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Chairman Fitzpatrick called the meeting to order at 8:20 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
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Members Present: Fitzpatrick, Harris, Blair, Drigans, Lindblad
Members Absent: None
Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, Planning Assistant
)VE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: MAY 23, 1973
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MOTION by Drigans, seconded b� Blair, that the Planning Commission
appr ve the minutes of the May 23, 1973 meeting as written. Upon a voice
vote a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECE VE PLATS & SUBDIVZSIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES:
MAY 3, 1973
MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission
rece've the minutes of P1ats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcoramittee
meet'ng of May 23, I973. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion
carr'ed unaniinously. �
niTTTTTTT(` CTTTT1lTDTlC_T1i`CTCM rnr.Imunr. �rtR�nMMTTTF.E MINUTES: MAY 23, 1973
� MOTION by Blair, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission
rece've the minutes of BuiZding Standards-Design Control Subcommittee of
the ay 24, 1973 meeting. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
carr'ed vnanimously.
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R(1nRll (1F APPF.AT.S MTNiTTFS_ MAY 29. 1973
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Karris, that the Planning Corranission
ve the minutes of the Board of Appeals for the May 29, 1973 meeting.
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
CONTINUED: REQUEST FOR A LOT SPLIT, L S. #73-05, BERNARD JULKOWSKI:
Split off part of Lot 6 and 7, Audritor's Subdivision No. 153, to
develop land either multiple or commercial.
Chairmait Fitzpat�'ick s�id this item was continued at the last meeting
to h ve the petitioner continue to negotiate with the apartment owner for the
purc ase of this property, for their needed parking.
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission
rece've a letter from Bernard Julkowski� dated June 6, 1973. Upon a voice
vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Drigans said the letter states that there has been some further
neg tiations on this property, but nothing definite has been accomplished,
Mr..Fitzpatrick said he was still asking for the lot split.
Mr. Boardman said the apartment complex does need additional area
for parking. Mr. Julkowski and one of the apartment owners did come in
to he City offices and discuss this, and the aparment owner was quite
veh ment about purchasing land for parking only.
Mr. Drigans said that in previous discussions, it has been stated
tha if Mr. Julkowski got the lot split, and rezoned the property, he
cou d build eight or ten apartment units on this parcel, but if the
apa tment complex purchased the property, all they could use it for was�
par ing, because it would be considered as one parcel, and they would
nee this additional space to meet the present parking rec{uirements for
the existing units. ,
Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if administration has a recommendation. Mr.
Boa clman said as this property is zoned commercial, if the lot split was
gra ted, as commercial property, it would be too expensive for the apartment
own r to purchase. For this reason, a lot split at this time would not be
fav rable for any negotiations for purchase of this parcel by the apartment
own r.
Mr. Lindblad said the apartment owners have had several years to decide
if hey want to purchase this parcel or not. If there are serious negotiation�
goi g on, the apartment owner should be here to ask for a continuation for
the time he needs. There is.no way we can force him to purchase this
nrn r�rtv .
Mr. Drigans said that when the apartment.complex was constructed, it
did meet the existing standards. If the owner o£ this property we are .
con idering, wants to use this parcel for something else, I think he has
the right to use it. The problem is that if it is developed for a different
use it could well compound the parking problem.
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Mr. Harris said he didn't think we could force the apartment complex
se this for a parking lot only. For all practical purposes, this lot
plit. It is split at the County and only needs City approval. If this
ei is developed commercially, maybe there can be an arrangement worked
so the apartment complex can use some of it for their additional parking.
XOTION by B1air, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Corrm�ission
zec �end to Council, approval of 1ot split request, L.S. #73-05, by
Ber ard Julkowski, to split off part of Lot 6 and 7, Auditor's Subdivision
No. Z53, to develop land either multiple or commercial. Upon a voice vote,
a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #73-07, DAVID S. MYCKA: Split off the
lilesterly 10 feet of Lot 32, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 77,
to be purchased by the owner of Lot 31.
Mr. David Mycka and Mr. Donald Nielsen, owner of Lot 31, were present.
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Mr. Nielsen said he wanted to purchase this property so he could
tea down an old single garage, and construct a new two-car garage. There
was about 10 feet of Lot 32 that was at the same grade as his lot, and
the there is about a three foot drop, which has a retaining wall. He
sai his present garage was right on the property line, and because of
thi there was no way to get financing on this property.
Mr. Mycka said his house, with an attached garage, was about 110 feet
fro the present property line so he didn't need this 10 feet.
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Mr. Boardman said the administration has no objection to the lot
spl't. There is a proposal to have an entrance from Riverview Terrace
tha would turn North at Lot 31 and end with a cul-de-sac. Both these.
lot will not have access to East River Road and will be serviced by �
pri ate drives.
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MOTION by Harris, seconded b� B1air, that the Planning Commission
rnmend to Council approval of 1ot split request, L.S. #73-07, by David
ycka, to split off the Westerly 10 feet of Lot 32, Revised Auditor's
ivision No. 7.7, to be purchased by the owner of Lot 31. Upon a voice
, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � `
PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, Z0� #73-06, MICHAEL W. SELEDIC, JR.
Rezone from R-1 (single family dwelling area) to R-3 (general multiple
family dwellings) Lots 3-10, 14-20, Block 20, and Lots 3-7, 19-24,
Block 19. All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construction of a
69 unit apartment building. .
Mr. Michael Seledic was present.
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission
wai e the reading of the Public Hearing notice for the rezoning request,
ZOA #73-06, Michael W. Seledic, Jr. to rezone from R-1 to R-3. Upon a voice
vot , a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Boardman said the property the.petitioner wants to rezone is between
61s and 62nd Way, and between East River Road and the railroad tracks.
Mr. Seledic said that after they surveyed the area, they had to reduce
the units to 65.
Chairman Fitzpatrick asked how many buildings there would be. Mr. Boardman
sai it would be all one building.
Mr. Richard Brown, 6103 East River Road, said he owned Lots 14, 15, 16
and the West 10 feet of Lot 17, Block 19, Fridley Park Addition. He said
the have been beseiged by plans for this area. He said he heard last fall
tha there would be a comprehensive plan for this area.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said the Planning Commission had held Public Hearings
on he proposed Comprehensive Plan earlier this year. The City Council �aas
pre ently having�Public Hearings and is considering the proposed plan now.
Mr. Brown asked what had been recommended for this area.
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Mr. Boardman said it was recommended that this area be studied and
th t any development of the area should have limited access to East
. Ri er.Road. It was felt that multiple dwellings or a townhouse development
wo ld�be the best use of the area, and the entire area should be developed
at one time. Our major recommendation was that the traffic that would
be generated be the main consideration
Richard Soj, 65 61st Way N.E., said his home is located on part.of
17 and Lot 18, Block 18, Fridley Park Addition, and his home would be
t next door to this proposed apartment building. He was opposed to
proposal.
Mr. Brown asked if this would be approved tonight. Chairman Fitzpatrick
sa'd this wouldn't be approved or denied until it has been seriously studied,
Mr. Brown said he thought more people should be notified of this proposal.
Ch irman Fitzpatrick said the mailing list of the people notified was a
lo g one, and Mr. Brown was welcome to look at it if he wished. It is just
th t only two property owners came to the Public Hearing.
Mr. Brown said he bought his home in an R-1 district, and he has to
li e there. Could the Planning Commission tell him of any advantages he
would have from this proposal. Chairman Fitzpatrick said that until the
dev lopment was completely presented, the Planning Commission couldn't
ans er that question. �
Mr. Seledic said this would be one building with underground parking.
The e would be one underground stall for each unit, and one parking stall
for each unit on the back of the property. The twelve stalls shown on the
fro t,of the building would be for visitor parking. He said he would need
no ariances and will have no parking problems.
Mr. Seledic said the�:e would be 36 one-bedroom units and 33 2-bedroom
uni s. Mr. Lindblad asked the price range of the rentals. Mr, Seledic said
he ouldn't say for sure, because it depended upon construction costs, but
he hought it would be in the $175 to �200 range. Mr. Boardman said
the would have to work with the Engineering Department on the traffic
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Mr. Harris asked how the noise from the railroad would affect the people
who lived in these apartments. Mr. Seledic said he didn't think it would
hav too much effect.
Mr. Seledic said that at the present time, Anoka County has three
dif erent proposals for East River Road. The plan he was presenting was
predicated on the plan that seemed the County most favored at the present
time. Right now I can go almost anyway with my plan.
Mr. Seledic said they have no problems with the property as far as
the tilities are concerned. They would have to be altered, but he felt
that was no problem. .
Mr. Harris said he had a couple of questions concerning the residential
rty that would be affected by this proposal. There won't be any buffer
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betw en the two zonings. The property the residential homes are located
� on w 11 be quite small in its entirety, so if they did decide to sell
thei property, or develop it, what could it be rezoned to or used for,
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Mr. Lindblad asked Mr. Boardman if in any of the proposals by the
Coun y for East River Road there were any plans for widening it, so that
some of the residential area would be taken by the road. Mr. Boardman
said that the right of way has already been acquired for East River Road
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� Mr. Brown said he would like to urge the Planning Commission to deny
this request right now. I think we'd be misleading the petitioner to let
him hink this proposal might go through. There is no buffer between the
' prop sed R-3 rezoning and the present R-1 zoning. This proposal would
make my house unlivable and unsaleable.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick said this area has remained undeveloped. He asked
Mr. rown if he could give and reason why this area hadn't been developed
R-1. Mr. Brown said it wasn't a very good reason but he thought that one
of t e reasons.was because the road was unimproved. Mr. Fitzpatrick said
he t ought there could be a number of reasons, one being that it was close
to t e railroad tracks, but on the other hand, some of the finest homes
in F idley were closer to the tracks.
Mr.Drigans:asked Mr. Seledic if he had considered a townhouse develop-
ment for this area. Mr. Seledic said he hadn't. He has always felt that
an a artment complex was the best use for this property. Mr. Drigans asked
if h had considered, in this type of complex, any type of apartments for
the lderly. Mr. Seledic said, not specifically, but there would be elevators
in t e building, so it would be convenient for elderly people. We are not
buil ing it with elderly people in mind, at least at the present time.
Mr. James Langenfeld, Chairman of the Environmental Quality Commission,
aske if there was a need for this apartment complex. Chairman Fitzpatrick
said that would be taken into consideration before the final decision is
made In my opinion, protecting the property owners who are affected by
a re uest is our first consideration, along with the consideration of the
just'fication of the property owner who is making the request.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said he was surprised that more of the affected
prop rty owners were not present tonight.
Mr. Boardman asked Mr. Seledic if he had approached any of the owners
of t e five private homes in this area about purchasing their property. Mr.
Sele ic said he had not. Chairman Fitzpatrick said he was concerned about
how his proposal would affect these five property owners.
�r. Fitzpatrick said he didn't think the Planning Commission was
to make a decision on this proposal tonight.
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MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Comrnission
inve the Public Hearing on rezoning request, ZOA #73-06, by Michael
'eledic, Jr., to rezone from R-1 (single famiZy dweZling areas) to
general multiple famiZy dwellings) Lots 3-10, 14-20, B1ock 20; and
3-7, 19-24, Block 19; aZ1 in Fridley Park Addition, to a1Zow con-
ction of a 69 unit apartment building, until June 20, 1973. Upon a
e vote, a11 voting aye, the rrcotion carried unanimously.
VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73-09, MICHAEL SELEDIC. JR.: Vacate 61st
Way between East River Road and Burlington Northern Railroad, Vacate
alley between Lots 4-10, 14-20, Block 20; Vacate 61z Way N.E. be�ween
Lots 4-7, 19-23, Block 20; Vacate alley between Lots 3-7, 20-23,
Block 19. All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construction of a
69 unit apartment building. .
MOTION b� Harris, seconded by BZair, that the Planning Commission
inue the vacation request, SAV #/73-09, by Michael Seledic, Jr., to
te 61st Way between East River Road and Burlington Northern RaiZroad;
te a11ey between Lots 4-10, 14-20, B1ock 20; vacate 6Z� Way N.E. between
4-7, 19-23, Block 20; vacate a11ey between Lots 3-7, 20-23, B1ock 19.
in Fridley Park Addit.ion, to a1low construction of a 69 unit apartment
ding, until June 20, 1973. '
Mr. Drigans questions the lots mentioned in the vacation request.
of the lots mentioned would in fact vacate alleys of private property.
Mr. Harris said that if the rezoning request was approved, the intent
woul be to vacate the entire alley, after the affected property owners
had een notified of the request.
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PLAN APPROVAL: WALL CORPORATION: The area generally located
h Street and 7th�Street from Mississippi Street to 63rd Avenue.
Mr. Boardman said the Wall Corporation has not brought in the final
. As there is no one from the �Vall Corporation here tonight, the
plans are not available.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said he thought it should be discussed so the
ing Commission has some idea of what the proposal is going to be.
Mr. Boardman said that what Council told the ZVall Corporation is
that they could build 155 units on this property, with the following
stip lations: That they provide the same recreational facilities as
sho on the original plan; that they solve the drainage problems the
same as on the original plan; that one driveway on 7th Street be eliminated,
and ne drive on 7th Street be lined up with Bennett Drive, and there be
limi ed access to biississippi Street. Mr. Boardman believed the plan
call d for one entrance on Mississippi,
�Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if the zoning wa's still R-1 along 7th Street.
Mr. oardman said it was.
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Mr. Drigans said the Board of Appeals approved a densite of 42.46
for the entire area of both R-1 and R-3, which would allow them approximately
140 townhouse units. The Council granted the variance requested which was
for 83:units in the R-1 area, an increase of 20 units, or a total of 155
in he entire area. This gives a density in the R-1 area of 4,246 square
fee per unit and for the entire area, both in R-1 and R-3, of 3,872 square
fee per unit, which is getting pretty close to R-3 density.
Mr. Boardman had the Planning Commission look at the original plan
tha had 171 units and the new plan for 155 units. Mr. Fitzpatrick said
it 's mostly a shift in density.
Mr. Boardman explained the ponding on the property, and answered ..
que tions from the Planning Commission on how this will operate.
�� Chairman Fitzpatrick said as the plans were not available this
cou d just be added to the next agenda without a motion.
6': VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73-10, ROGER CHRISTENSON: Vacate 30 foot road
easement on Lot 1, and the North 25 feet of Lot 2, Block 6, Rice
Creek Plaza South Addition, to use for a parking lot for a proposed
school bus garage.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said we have a copy of a letter that was received
by ouncil. He asked Mr. Boardman if he knew Council's reaction to this
let er.
� Mr. Boardman said that Council postponed any action. They are waiting
for a report'from the City Manager as far as the trade-off of some land and
an ppropriate valuation of this property.
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Mr. Boardman said he had talked with Mr. Qureshi, and they both felt
the best thing to do was to pass this request on to Council, with no
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MOTION by Harris, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission
on to Council, without action, vacation request, SAV #73-10, by
r Christenson, to vacate a 30 foot road easement on Lot 1, and the
h 25 feet of Lot 2, B1ock 6, Rice Creek PZaza South Addition, to use
a parking 1ot for a proposed school bus garaqe. Upon a voice vote,
patrick, Lindblad, Harris and B1air votinq aye, Drigans nay, the motion
ied.
Mr. Drigans said the City Attorney has said that the petitioner has
a legal right to build on this property. I would like to see what the
Co cil says about Study Area 4 before this is sent to Council. We have
a ariance request the Board of Appeals has pending, waiting to see what
Co cil has to say about this Study Area. With all the objections to this
re est, I would like to wait for their recommendation.
Mr. Harris said if the City acquires this property they wouldn't want
road easement vacated, as they will want to retain it for a walkway.
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The Board of Appeals and the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittees
hav more to say about this, if it's going to be built, than the Planning
Co ission.
Mr. Drigans said we could deny the vacation, instead of passing it on
to ouncil without action.
MOTION by B1air to reconsider the motion. The motion died for lack of
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Mr. Harris said he asked to have this put on the agenda because it
like we have been deluged by requests for everything from second
es, who should have a Special Use Permit, to garden sheds. I would
to have some input from the Planning Commission on changing the ordinance
gard to the garden sheds. I_think that small storage sheds could be
ed by administration, with a limit put on the size that doesn't need
cial Use Permit. I still feel that second garages and utility buildings
a certain size should require a Special Use Permit.
Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if anyone would like to recommend the size that
cou d be allowed without a Special Use Permit. Mr. Harris said anything that
is mall enough not to handle a car or truck.
Mr. Lindblad said he thought a building permit should be required for
any size utility shed. That way administration could control where it was
pla ed on the lot. They should be on the back of the lot. It should be made
a r quirer�ent that it be properly anchored and stipulate that it be maintained.
He aid a lot of utility sheds are eye sores because they have been blown
aro d and are dented and rusted-, but still in use.
� Mr. Boardman said we�don't require a building permit now unless the
bui ding is over 100 square feet or costs more than $150.00. We don't have
the staff to inspect the small sheds. If we have a complaint, we write a
let er to the owner and tell the owner the shed must be maintained. Mr.
Lin blad said that if we had something in our ordinance, you would have
som thing to enforce, when there were complaints. If they had to anchor
the properly, it would eliminate a lot of com�laints.
Mr. Drigans said this goes hand in hand with some of the requests for
var ances received by the Board of Appeals. He felt that notices should
alw ys be sent as they are now, but if it is a minor variance, and there
are no objections, he felt the variance could be granted by the Board of
App als and not have to go to Council. This would cut down on a lot of
wor , both by the Administration and the Council. He said he knew we
wer n't elected, only appointed, but we would still pass on to Council
any hing that there had been any opposition to, or controversial, with
our recommendation. This could apply to Special Use Permits for auxilliary
bui dings, when there were no objections. The Special Use Permit could
be ranted by the Planning Commission, without going to Council.
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Mr. Harris said he thought some guidelines cbuld be prepared to
co trol these utility sheds. A memeographed sheeti could be made up and
gi en to anyone who applies for a permit for a utility shed. We should
ha e more control over any size utility shed.
Mr. Harris said he didn't expect the Planning Commission to come up
wit any recommendation tonight. He just wanted the Commission to be
thi king about this and see what recommendations they might want to make.
Mr. Fit2patrick said he didn't think we had anything for Council�
to consider as yet.
Mr.�Boardman said they could ask for a report from administration on
ing that had been discussed. �•
Mr. Harris said we should come up with some policy type thing on
d garages, and ask Council for a recommendation.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said we are asking for two things; more control
on uildings less than 10 x 10, and more expeditious handling of other
reQ ests .
MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission
req est the City Administration to prepare a report on whether they can
pro se some changes or defend their position. Upon a voice vote, a1Z
vot'ng aye, the motion carried unanimously.
8. I PLANNING COt�Il�IISSION TRAINING SESSION: SET DATE:
Mr. Boardman said a meeting was planned with the Planning Commission
all the Subcommittee members to discuss the duties of each Subcommittee
the Planning Commission as set by ordinance. There will be a presentation
. We have set a tenative date of Wednesday, June 27, 1973.
' Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if there was anyone on the Planning Commission
tha couln't come on this date. Everyone said they could. Mr. Fitzpatrick
sai he wanted the meeting to start at 8:00 P.M.
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9. I DINNER MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL:
Mr. Boardman said the dinner meeting with the City Council has been
' set for 6:30 P.b1. on July 30th, at George's in Fridley. The Planning
Co ission members should call Peter Herlofsky and make their reservations
as oon as possible.
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Mr. Drigans said there are some items that go to the Subcommittee's
and on to the Plannino Commission so soon that we don't know the reco�ranendatio:
of the Subcommittee before we have to consider it at the Planning Commission
mee ing.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said we have that problem especially with the Plats
$ S bdivisions-Streets $ Utilities Subcommittee because they meet right
be re we do. I have asked that what is considered by this Subcommittee
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be considered at the Planning Commission meeting two weeks later, but
th re is the temptation to push things through.
Mr. Boardman said one of the reasons for things going to the Subcommittee'
an Planning Commission is because �Chere are different reQuests for the
s e property and they want all the requests to go to Council together.
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lle this, but he was concerned about the parking in the fire lanes at
Target store. He said there were so many cars parked in the fire lane,
. double parked, that you couldn't drive through.
Chairman Fitzpatrick said this usually doesn't come to the Planning
ission's attention but it can be brought to the attention of the
cil in this way so a recommendation could be made to have it patroled
he police can issue tickets on private property if the fire lanes are
ked.
Mr. Drigans asked if the cars were parked or if some one was in the
. They can load and unload in fire lanes. Mr. Lindblad said even if
e is someone in the car, for all practical purposes, they are parked.
Chairman Fitzpatrick adjourned the meeting at 10:50 P.M.
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TANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOA9�IITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973
was called to order by acting chairman Wayne Simoneau at 8:15 p.m.
T: Simoneau, Treuenfels, Cariolano
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. Jerrold Boardman, Planning Assistant
MQTIO by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano, to waive the reading of
the May 24 1973 meeting and accept the minutes as written.
1. �TSIAERATION OF A RE UEST TO CONSTRUCT A STEEL GARAGE
OR TFiE PURPOSF. OF STORI�G SCHOOL BUSES LOCATED G'1 LOT 1
LACK 6 AND THE NORTH 25 FEET OF LOT 2, BLOCK 6, RICE
REEK PLAZA SOUTH ADDITION; THE SANIE BEING 6750 ��tiCv
TREET N.�. FRIDLEY, :iINN�SOTA. (RE UEST BY RUGER
HRISTENSON, 647.3 t1NIVERSITY AVE. N. E. , FRIDLEY, ��tINN. )
Mr. R ger Christenson was present for the request. Mr. Bob Coyle,
aa1�o �ldg Sy�tems, also was pxesent for th� request. His company will
be bui�din the garage for Mr. Christenson.
Mr. � ardman informed the 8oard that they were just deciding on the
buildin�s levations, pue to the fact that Council has not given a final
dqeision o the site location, the Board could not give a final recommenda-
tioa an th site plan and landscaping. Mx. Boardman said they should
dscide� on h� type of building that they felt could be buili on the Locke
Lake sito.
Mr. S'mqneau asked i£ there were homes located on Main Street, across
Prom the p apos�d si�Ge. Mr. Christenson said yes. Mr. Simoneau thought
that perha s a steel building would not fit into this area.
Mr, ristenson and Mx. Coyle gave a bxief description af tl�e building.
The presen design, will have a low pro£ile w�.th a pitched roof. Colored
steel pane s will be used for the si.des. Tha steel t� a baked on finished
�tnd guaran eed �or up ta twenty y�ars, D1r. Coyle said it is a modular type
pf constru t�on, where secti.ons ar� placed tagether to make the bu3lding.
The east d west alevation� will have thres 20� x 11', £iberglas� overhead
doors. This wiil allow the buses to drive through the building. The was�
side wi11 ave an additional two 11' x 11' fiberglass overhead doors.
Because af these twa doois tha elevatian was dxopped two feet to allow for a
Gontinuous running roof line. The Board's main concern was the view o£ the
buildin� as seen from the north side, this will face Locka Lake
Mrs.T euenfels said she talked to Mr. Quxeshi last Saturday, and ha
tald hor thexe was a posslbility of anotber site for the garage.
Mr. Ch i�tenson said yes. 'I'�ere migh�t possibly be a land exchange
betweon hi eif and tho City, He wou�d exchange the Lacke Lake site £or
p�sk land 1 cated by the City garage. He said this would be decided at
tho June 10 h Council meeXing.
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Mr. Co le showed plans of various buildings that his company had designed
snd built. They use not only steel siding panels, but also aggregate panels
�tnd brick. One building they have done in Fridley is Strite-Andexson.
Mr. Si oneau asked Mr Boardman if the Board can move to accept this building
, ss is and 1 ai�e the site plan and landscaping plan up to the City staff.
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Mr. Bo rdman said, you will have to decide as a Board if you think a
steel build'ng will fit into this area. It is either a steel or brick
building th t will`be seen fxom Locke Lake. I prefer something in the order
of bxick. eople have a negative approach when they hear "painted steel
gax'aga" as pposed to a"natural brick building".
Mr. Tr uenfels asked Mr. Christenson if he would consider brick for the
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Mr. Ch istenson said a brick building gets to be rather expensive just to
5tore buses in.
Mx. Bo rdman said he appreciated Mr. Christenson's concern on the inoney
factpr. He suggested perhaps the use of a stone or brick panel could be introduced
to the buil ing design.
Mr. Co le showed various plans by his firm using a combination of brick,
atono ar st el.
Mzs. C riolano asked why they had decided on green panels. She said wasn't
thax colar aing t4 stick out as much as gold, orange, yellow ete.
Mx. Ch istensan s aid they thought it would blend in with the area, green
failage.
Mrs. T euen�els asked what the owners of the nearby homes thought of the
idea of a g xage betn� built here. �
Mr. Ch istenson said this is what happens when you build near a light
industrial rea,
Mr, Bo�xdman replied this is why we have restrictians.
Mr. Si oneau said wa have to decide tonight on what type oi building we
' wouid like o sea on this site, and not on the site by the City garage. However,
the Boaxd s d they thought this plan was quite suitable for the City Garage site.
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Mr. Bo rdman said the Couacil will decide on tha variance and vacation
iro�uests as the�a ltems w4re �ot finalized at the subcommittea levels. Also
the land tr de will be decided on. Mx. Boardman suggested that the 8oard dscida
on tha typQ of material to be used on th� building and leave tha site and lar►d-
sce�ir�g pl �o City staff.
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said he preferred the aggregate siding.
le asked what they thought of brick. Mr. Christenson interjected
rchit�ctural brick (break-off bxick) with the rough surface cauld
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d that wauld be more expensive then brick. Mx. Boardman said the
is between steel panels and aggregate panels combine d.
MQTION by Txeuenfels, seconded by Cariolano to recommend to Council that
a combination of steel panels and aggregate stone panels be used on the exteriox
of the buildin�. The amount used shall be left up to the City 3aff. The City �all
�lso d�cide on the landscaping and site plans in accordance with the Council�s
decision a Monday. '
UPON A� VAICE VQT�, all voting aye, the motion caried unanimously.
�. C NSIDERATION QF A RE UEST Tp CONSTRUCT 155 TOWNEH?USE
ITS LOCATED ON THE EAST H.ALF OF TI-�E vORTHEAST QUART
TH8 SQUTHIti'EST UARTER OF SECTION 14, 1'-30, R-24,
EPT THE SOUTH 185.Q FEET THEREOF A.'VD EXCEPT �ARCELS
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Mx. Boardman suggested tabling Wall Corporation as no final plans ware
ready.
MQTIO�d by Txeuenfel�, seconded by �ariolano to table the Wall Corporation
unti 1 p 1 ans e�re ready .
UFON AIVOICE VOTE, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
3. CO S�DERATION OF A RE
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Mr. Wa ren Westerberg was present for the request,
Mr. Bo rdman asked if Mr. Westerberg had seen the landscaping revisions
on the plari, (this plan with the landscaping revisions went to Council on
June 4, 1973 arid was approved pending Building Standard-Design Control
st�pu�atiAn ).
Mr, We�terberg said no, he was oniy familar with the original plan�
Mx. S1 oneau �aid tha Boa��i t�a� ����g�d tha landscaping plan to include
approximately 74 txees and vine covering on the chain fence around the berm
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Mr. Bo xdman said the City would like to see something nice put into this
� are►� as Buxlington Northern will be here for sometime.
Mr. We terberg said he hoped Burlington Northern was here fox some time
� and agxeed ixh the landscaping plan.
Mr, �o rdma� explained the landscaping plan. Starting from East River Road
' and going t wards the tank, the plan has three areas: 1) trees SO fest and
ovex, such as marshall green ash, skyline and imperial honey locust; 2) txees
30 feet and ur�r, such as white ash, red maple, Russian olive, Japanese lilae
� and floweri � crab; 3) vine covering on the fence. This plan would hide the
tank from view of the motorist on East River Road and also help keep the
sound levsl down.
� Mrs� T euenfels fel,t that some deciduous trees would be nice for year
arc�und foilage and protection, especially closer to East River l�oad.
' Mr. SimQneau said the Russian olives in the second group of the plan
ar� a$ood Isize bush year around.
� Mx. Boardman said deciduous trees have a hard time with the salt on the
stT�ets in the winter. He also said as the trees get older, the foilage on
xtte bott4m dies, leaving a bare trunk.
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pf the lan �caping plan, Sha recommen�ed a yew tree. Dir. Westerberg said a
blu� spxuc� wcauld also work.
M�'. �aardman said some blue spruce planted�in the second l�ndscape area
would b� fine. He also asked what type of ground covering would be used. He
aaid h� wa�n't sure i� sod would be feasible in this area.
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in thi� area3 ii sod wouid be able to grow.
eau s�id �.ny axea in Fridley will go back to its natural coverage
unl��� physically maintained.
rdman suggested to use sod and if not feasibl� work some othex
vexape out. Ha said possibly a nursery could recommend some type
ne. A vine covering could also be used on the slope when the
xough.
ls asked about berming around the tank, -
dman said thexe is a thxee foot berm. Fie asked Mr. westerberg 1f
1d hold the fuel capacity if the tank ruptures.
stoxberg said yes, and Burlingto� Northert� would be glad to uga the
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MOTIO by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano to recommend to Council's
appxoval o the construction of the diesel storage tank the following
stipulatio s:
1. U e.landscape plan as outlined on the plans, with the exchange
. p some of the trees in the second area for deciduous treas.
2. S d be used for ground coverage and if not feasible, work out
a new plan with the City and a nursery.
UPON VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
There being no further business, acting chairman Simoneau adjourned thQ
mQeting at 9:06 p.m.
R�spectful y submitted,
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TtiB taeet�.ng wa called to ordex by Chaim�an Drigans at 7:38 P.M. 12
�$RS pRESEN : Drigans, Crowder, Gabel
M�M$FRS ABSENT Harju, Wahlberg
QTE�RS PRESENT Howard Mattson - Engineering Aide
MATTON by Crvw
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BEING LOTS 20, 21, 22, BLOCK 13,
PAUL R. CASTONGUAY, 5333 UNIVERS
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er, seconded by Gabel, to waive reading the public hearing notice.
te, there being no nays, the motion c,arried un«riimously.
M�". Paul Casto�guay of Metro 500 and Mr. Rudolph Fiaie of Geueral ftealty Couipany,
�wn�rs of the roperty, were present to present the request.
MI'. Castonguay c:xplained that his position was solely di�c:zted h_y his inabili�y to
buy fuel for h s"Metro S00" �;as stations. He said that he has been forced to close
hie stations $ a result of the fuel shortage but that he must still pay the rent
Pn these prope ties. He said that for the station in question, at 5333 University
Avenue N.E., h had sublet the property to his brother for business purposes.
Chail'atan Drl�a�s asked whaC the nature of the business was. Mr. Castonguay answered
that it was a rucking transfer business owned by his brother.
� Mx. Cxo�der as ed Mr. Castonguay if he was aware that this type of business was
$g$insC the zo in,g ordinance. Mr. Castonguay answered yes,and then he was inte�pCed
�`TCrut the floor by Mr, Rudolph Fine. Mr. Fine said that he had stopped to look at the
, praperty earli r in the day and Chat the several trucks parked there appeared ta be
unlqaded $nd w re parked in an ordexly manner. He then went �an to eacplain hi� pxoblem
W�,th +�n �azlie tenant, the Murphy Qil Company. Mr. Fine said thaC Murphy Oil wet'it
tq Qourt io br k Gha1r laatee with hiza on the grounde that after the freeway t+�a built�
, tbsir bu�iae�� was no whexe near what it had been before the h�,gh�►sy canstruction.
�, ]�1AS said hat Murpby Qil won that csse leaving him up in Che a1r. He alea ��tid
Cb�t he had t� ble zenting the prope�ty then until Mx. Castonguay'e Met�'o S00 movad
' �1� �� Fina aid that ha had not had any problems with Mr. Castonguay And th�t h11
ttlp4t�t the by iness had been run ia an orderly fashion and that Metro 500 �t�ttiont
dpp�C do �ny r pair ar ras�vicing Mork� they only pump gas.
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haw lo�fg �+a� lett on tha loase and Mr. Castonguay an�rered aba�tG
t originslly it was a five year lease.
'Ns. Ca�toagu�y ��tid that ha has tried to buy gaa and that he almost eucc�sded bvt
wa�l tusnsd d , he thought, because �f his diacount pricing palicy. Mr. Fine �a�d
pp,C� �tgal.tt tha he hoped paople could bear with them a few awntha until Mx'. C�Cot�tt�►��
ba�iess�� �ould be reaumed. Mr. Fine said �hat Mr, Caetonguay's brothex had a dst�plC�
pNd !os tha • ce ai�ca ha Na� axpanding. '
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�. Cxowder t e�� asked if there would be morr.: trucks and M�_. Castonguay said no,
he didn't thi k so.
MY'. Her.berr. I. uc�, `�326-4tti Street Iv.E., who lives alznust c?i.�:ct:y behind�the
etation came fo:ward to state tYiat he had no c�.-,mplain� w i'.h Mr. Castonguay but r.�w
all the txucks c��n�ing and going and someti.�les left rur.n �r.g i s more than a peraon
ahould have t gut up with particularly with the }�igh caxe: �ne pays.
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%ixs. I,edo said that there were semis and tankers and flat beds and all manner of
trucka like t at. She said that even though they moved th� tankers, the semis were
parked all over �he propexty, every which way, and even in the alley, which is now
rutted from t e trucks being there. She said that the neighborhood kids started
pl�ying aroun� the trucka and were playing with matches undar one big truck.
I�T. Cx'awder sked if the Ledo's used the alley and Mr. Ledo said no, the City doesn`t
' traintain it because it was never impraved but some neighbors do use it. Mrs. Ledo
�aid that th trucks weren't in the alley now and hadn't be�:n for the past week.
, Mr. CXOwder sked �i there were anyway tlic neighhors co��ld livc with this siCuation
for 6 to 8 r.r.hs or a year. Mr. Ledo said yes but n��t the c��rly morning and late
night noise.
' Mx. Gary Nov k, 5315-4th Street, got up and said that h� didri't get a notice of the
meeting but hat he was awakened at night from across 4th Street by these trucks a,nd
that it was ery bad they were there.
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Mx, Crawder sked if the Ledo's had air conditioning. Mr. Ledo said no. Mr. Crowder
said then yo r windows are open during the. summer and Mr. Leclo said yes.
Chslrman Dx'i ans askea Mr. Fine how large his propert:y was and Mr. Fine said he
thought abou 4U f.eet by 120 feet each.
Thexe w�a so�e discussion from the floor about the property limitS.
Mr. Castongu y was asked how many different kinds of truck� wculd be using the
properr�y. M. Castonguay said every kind of tnick imaginable. There was further
diacu8sion f om the floor about kids, control, parents, and trespassing.
Chalrrnan Dri an's said he didn't understand Mr. Castonguay's brother not being
, psasent� and Mr. Castanguay said he thought the man whose name was on the lease
W�n the one ho had'to appear.
1 �� peteraon ownex of the lots to the North, said from the floor that he dldn�t
mind the tru ka being on the firat 30 feet or so of his property but if he decided
to �harg� rs t, did he have to get permieaion.
1 Ch�tix�a�an Ari$ana said yes, .
�. Cxawder eked how far hia property extended and Mr. Peterson said he had eight
, 4Q Poot lots north of Mr. Fine'8 three lota.
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aa�Mar�d he ame to aee wbat would happen,
�T�QN bx Cr der, eacopdad by Gabel to clae� �he Qublic hearing. UQ�DA a YO�CO
tiq��� thare �ain� no oay�' the mokiot► ca�ied unanimouely.
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1'�x, Crowder said that if he could see any realistic wav of regulating the truck
traffic the variance might be all r.i�ht, but the noise t�� th� neighbors particularly
iA the suaan_;- months would be untenable. He also said that �ecause other
it�dependent stations might be closing, there was danger herc of setting a
precedent•
Mr. Drigans concurred and asked if there was a motion on nc� variance.
MOTION by C owder, seconded by Gabel, to recommend denial to the City Council of
the varianc for the above stated reasons. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
the motion ar.ried unanimously,
The tneeting was adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 8:40 F'.M.
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. Langenfeld, Burton, Sullivan, Kaye
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BUSINESS:
MEETING 1tiITH PARKS AND RECREATION C(k�1�lISSIGN: The Commission will meet with
the Parks and Recreation Commission as a joint grbup on Monday, June 18, 1973
at 7:3� .1'R. in the Com�unity Room to diacuss the Nloore La.ke problem.
the Leag�
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JNI LEAGUE OF W0�"�N VOTERS: The Commission received a letter from
e of "vuomen Voters inviting them to attend a meeting on June 18, 1973
.�i� The speaker wil7 be M.r. Alan Mahl who is tt�e Director of OF:era-
the Alatural Science for Youth Fcundation. Hia organization has
nwnber of communities establish nature centers and conserve natural
. A copy of the letter is attached for those members who might wish
gY_I,p�,r,� OR T?�E CO2�'iISSION: Chairman Langenfeld reminded the Commission that
at the 1 st rr.eeting it was 3ecided that four (4) or more members would consti-
tute a q orum. NP, also presented a ruling that if a member has three (3)
une�ccuse absences he must resign from the Commission. A vote on this ruling
will be aken at the next meeting. .
PUBLIC H INGS INFORN�ATION: Chairman Langenfeld requested that each membeT
receive copy of an�informative sheet regarding zoning classifications for
their re erence and assistance.
SCHOOL B S GARAGE: Chairman Langenfeld attended a Flanning Cor�ission meeting
and lea ed of a proposal.b�,r HIr. Christiansen, a rerutable citizen of Fridley,
to build a school bus garage behind Designware. The Commission's concern with
this wou d be the poasibility of gasoline and oil seepage into Rice Creek, Locke
La,ks� a� i.n into Rice Creek and tr�en into the Mississippi Kiver. Chairman
Langenfe d urged the Council to consider this possibility.
FOR THE COM.NIISSION: Chairman Langenfeld presented to the members the
, of expenses for the Co�ission by the City of Fridley.
NpA7.'H pp pRGpQSAI,: The Commission discussedtheir North rark Proposal. Mr.
Sullivsn felt that there was a need for some additions to the propoaal. Chair-
mart Lan enfeld stressed the urgency of proper police control. Mr. Kaye at8ted
that if it is a nature center it will be lenced and it will be pat�rolled. He
aldq �+ that vandalia�► occurs in any park or golf course but it ia not a
major p b1em. Chairman Langenfeld said that a stiff penalty for dumping
ehould imposed•alao.
The Co ssion discussed the cost of a nature center. Mr. Kaye said that he
folt th t the cost factor should not enter into thia at all. He etid that our
Comniss on ie charged with protecting the quality oP the environment. Mr. Ka�y'e
plso at ted that a nature center is more important to the enviroYmnent than a
golf co se. He said that children can learn environmental lessons that they
can�t e sewhere.
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should enter in
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SAL CON'D): Mr. Sullivan, when asked by "`-r. Kaye if economics •
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d the fact that the Commission should think in terms of the en- �j� �
ave some of the other matters to tne other denartments. He added
c factor certainly must be considered but he would not like to see
r factor.
The Commission her� discussed the actual fi�ures t'r.at Brauer arld Associates have
introduced. Br uer and Associates have listed expenses a.t $4��,�0.00 to build
�d $$p,p00,00 year to opexate. Nir. Ka,ye stated that trese figures were way too
high. Chairman Lan�enfeld said t'r�at trey, as a commission, could limit the expensea
to almost anyth' g the,y would want. Mr. Kaye added that a nature center could be
built in stag�s maybe a small building at first and then the cost would be ma,ybe
a quarter or a ifth as much.
The queetion al o arose as to whether by draining the beaver pond it would affect
the watershed d strict.
, M4)TSON by Mr. K ye to add tc the proposal that econotnics should not play a major
—pai~t as to whet er it is a golf course or a nature center. .
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Chairatan Lang
auburbs are v
MOTION by Mr.
�n the final
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much interested in thei:r plans for a nature center.
rton that the two additions to the North Park Proposal be included
ft, (See attached.)
SeCOnded by H1r Kaye. Motion carried.
MQQRE I,pKE: C airman Langenfeld brou�ht up the Moore Lake problem and issuea. Mr.
Kaye etated th t he did not feel it was necessary to hire a compan,y to study the
Mooxe Lake pro lems. He added that the problem of Moore Lake was co�non to all the
ialcea in the n City area and that they did not need a$10,000.00 study to deter-
mi.ine the probl .
t+ir, Burton sta ed that he thinks the compani.es are willing to give them a survey but
it is the type of survey that is more af a scientific stu� rather than a solution
�p a problem. He said that one of the companies, for instance, would do a survey
and that thev ould sample the water in ten di.fferent locations. He said he felt
that Moore Lak , being 108 acres, was not big enough for ten samples being a necea-
eity. He dosa not feel that there is that much variation.
Mr. Kaye atat that a 1ot of work haa been done:on Moore Lake and he does not feel
' Lhat they need to spend $10�000.00 to have sameboc�y else come in snd work on it. He
added that the Coucnisaion should check into other resources offered by state and
vounty agencie .
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be reaolved members oY the City Council and by the Coimnission i�a�lt a� far aa
land use is concerned. He said that dxainage could be handled by the City Ehgineer,
thareYore, of the problems eould be handled within the City itaelf.
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THE MINli �S OF HE.ErNIROi�T�I��NTAL �`.'�UALITY CGI��I�IISSI( i N��TING OF JUNE 12, 1973 _ P�e �
MppRE LA'-� (COIv D): Nir. Burton added that he felt a grest deal of consideration II�
should t.� given to the Froblems before anv corr,pan,� is hired to do anYthing. �4 �
Mr. Sullivan ex lained the water chemistz.y he is doir.r' on r�oore Lake. He started it
last sumraer and �lans to continue it this stucur�er. I�e sa.id that 7ast suu�ner on the
west side of th J.ake there �:as a blue-green ai�ae w' ic',_ would co!::e to the top and
clump together ike curdled milk and then would wash up on the shore. As it decayed
it would tend t�mell. Then, he said, wher. it would rain i.t would ctisperse it.
Chairman Langen eld said that cost, again, is a factor ar�d in sum-nary we feel that
there are many venues wnich we aan pursue without involvin� cost. Ne said they
Could Consult oka County and the Universit�, of Minr.esota a::d b:� doing that they
could probably obtain the same results without paying $1+,� � or more for a survey.
NEXT MEETI�:Gs
ADJOURiJN�ttiTT :
Reapectfull.y
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July 9, 7-973 at 7: 30 i� .?�l.
meetin�� V�as adjourned tr;,� �hairc:;�.n La:igenfeld at 9:15 F.Ni.
utted,
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, From: ENVIRG �1M�;NTAL �UALITY CUMh1I: �IGN
Aate: JUNE 1 , 1973
iRe: NORTt-i I�ARK PRUPOSAL
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WHEREAS the members of the Environmental �uality Co-nm.ission of the
City of Fri ey have caref�lly considered the use of Plorth Park both as
a nature cen er and as a golf course, and
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hNF�tEAS our chief duties and responsibilities as a Commission are
to ndevelop ecommendations on matters of environmental policy and
legislation,' and to '�aid the City in seeking the assista.nce of educational
and governme tal institutions in identif7iiri�, �rotectin�, and promotin�
the uae of tural areas within the City," and
WHEREAS Ivorth Park offers such diversity of wildlife in one small
area--the be uty of a natural oak forest, the wilderness of beaver ponds
and dams, th vast amount of low marshlands, the na.tural upland oak
forests and ak savannahs, the natural prairie, the aspen-birch �ioneer
forest, the reat diversit.y of bird species and the aquatic plant and
animal co ities, and
WHEREAS North Park, �s a nature center, would promote conditions
under which and nature can exist in productive harmor�y and which
tvould promot public awareness and concern for the environment among the
citizens of ridley, and
W�iEREAS I3orth Park, as a nature center, could be used b,y people of
all ages and a11 abilities--young and old, the mentall,y retarded, the
handiaapped to appreciate and understand the ecological principle� of
life which e so necessary for survival not only for our own generation
but of all ture generationa, and
WEIEREAS North Park, as a nature center, would be a place where man
�ou],ci ese, f el and hear about the natural world; a place where 2�e cou�d
develaP valu s and a consGience needed to live more fully and Kith dignity;
a place whe ecological cons�rvation could be learned- where man is a
produat of ture and steward of the earth, and
WHEREAS the environmental considerations of our city are of ultimate
itnport,ance, he value of a proper environment for our citizens and gener-
atione a� ci izens yet unborn maist be given priority xhile considering
eCOnomic queationa,
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qtiality, t�ui
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RECOM�IENDATION of this CoIIanission that North Park be
a NATURE CENPER and not a golf aourse for the above stated
URTHER RECO�iDF� that the water of Spring Brook Creek at
a to North Park be axamined and ana],yzed in terms of xater
rients, ate. and the resulting effect on the quality ot the
oP the City of Fridley. ,
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ROLL CALL:
GATV. COMMISSION MEETING
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MEMSERS PR�SENT: Father Ed, Mr. Myhra, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Nughes, and Mr. Hai;�es
MEMBERS A�SENT: None
, OTNERS PRESENT: Bob Hinkley and Ned Cogswell of General Televisic�n.
MOTION by Mr. Myhra to accept the minutes of the CATV �'eeting of March 5, 1973.
� Seconded by Mr. Caldwe7l. Upon a voice vote, al7 voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously.
' �ather Ed sked Mr. Hinkley to run throu�h the progress report
witih the c mmission.
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Mr. Hinkley s id that he would run through the report with the CoT�^�ission inemCers.
Mr. Hink7ey s id that General Te7evision has signed an agreement with Jerrold
Electronics C rporation to t,uild the CATV distributian system in Fridiey. 'r;e
said th� actu 1 construction wi71 begin in early aune, no later thar the I��n.
Mr. Ninkley s id that at 2:3D this day, General Television has sign�c� t`?e
closing and n��� owns the property on the scuin side of 63rd ,4venue. Ne
explained tha architectural plans have been made for the building. he said
that they hav not selected a contractor yet officially, but thEy have sorr,e
bids. He exp ained that First Television Corporations, which is a��holly-
owned subsidi ry of General Television, Inc. has filed a formal app7�cation
to the Federal Commurications Commission for permission to b��iid and ce�rate
a microwave s stem fram Chicago-Milwaukee to the Twin Cities. Hz �xplair,ed
that if the a plication is denied, the company wi�l arranaQ ��tith oth2r �ricrc-
wave systems o have two distant sigrais brought to rridley 7or the su�s�Y•ibers.
Mr. Hinkley s id that the application r"or a certificate of compliunce i:o e�zr-
ate the syste has been on file since �ecember. He said they did not kno�,a�
when the cert ficate will be granted, but horefully they �ri17 receiv� rina7
authorization by September 1. Mr. Hinkley said ffiat they wiZi try
to have at least a limited service in Fridley by November 1.
Mr. Hinkley t en brougi�t up State Legislation. He said that there are orly
about ten day left in the current session, and they do not kn��� whether
the bills will pass their final cor��ittee hurdles, be heard, and passFd on
both floors, tc. � � ' ` '
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Father Ed ask
said that the
they will be
Mrs. Nughes a
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d what would be the limited service by November 1? Mr. Hinkley
first cable will be distributed to the City. He added, that
elling subscriptions. But the schools will not �ave it yet.
ked why it isn't being done at the same time. Mr. Cogswell said
o cables ar� being strung at the sam2 time. But to have them
d operable in 27 weeks, which the contract states, would be too
Mr. Cogswell aid that they could offer that the studios will be operating and
the building �ill be finished by October. He said that they could not ap-
propriate the importations of the Chicago-Mi7waukee stations. Mr. Myhra
asked if ther was some possibility why that might go past November first or
later? Mr. C gswell said that he could see no major stumbling bio ck.
Father Ed ask d about if the state decides there should be 5% on gross revenues
and asked if hat was part of the bill too? Mr. Hinkley said no.
Father Ed ask
of these regu
and if he tho
level rather
Hinkley -said
that they cou
level, but 1f
said the St
in the end,
Fiinkley sai
is somewhat
a piece of
Mr. Myhra sai
that the FCC
with public a
Mr. Haines as
plan anything
on the Commis
stumped over
outside corsu
but most are
�d Mr. Hinkley if he feit more comfortable aboui having a lot
lations on a state level rather than on an FCC Federal level,
aght they could lobby for a particular posiiion on a state
than having to try to convince somebody in Washingion? Mr.
that f�rst, it was not really a feeling of being comfort�ble and
id very possibly lobby for a particular position on a state
there was any conflict it wouldn't come out very we17.. He
ate is gettirig in on tfie act on an interim basis hut
the F. C. C. will oversee all regulations anyway. i.1r.
d the State's are feeling tTieir oats right now, which
the eause of it all, He added tfiat everyone wants
the action. - -
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�as too industry oriented. h1eaning that they were on]y concerned
:cess.
ed what takes the Federal Government so lonc�, and ho��� can they
Mr. Hinkley said that he did not know how many people are
ion staff, but that he knows they are all lawyers and are
he engineering specifications of the ordinance and must ask
tants. He added that they now have 700 or 800 applications
ontested, which ours not, so they should be encouraged.
Mr. Nain�s as�ed who the architect wouid be. �Ir. Hinkley said that it was
not included n the report but that it was Barker-Klein.
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Mr. Caldwell asked if they said they would begin construction even though
the certific tion was not back? Mr. Ninkley said yes.
Mrs. Nughes sked if they have the specific layout of the Ward outlines.
Mr. Cogswell said yes, that each one of the manufacturers bidding in the
project dete mine how it should be done and make their awn layout copy
of how they hould accomplish it electronically.
Mr. Haines a ked if FM would. be coming into the radio business. Mr. Cogs-
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Pathe.r Ed sked zf they�could publish tfiis report, Mr. Hinkley
- sa���d. �e�, Mrs,,. HuglZes mentioned the fact that there is no date
on the dis ant signals, and asked if they would start broadcasting
without th m? Mr. Hinkley said not necessarily. They will start
whether they have them or not.
Father. Ed ask
planning? 4Je
said they hav
involved in i
how the Commi
get some inve
idea what kin
d when would they be giving some program planning, or cor�nunity
P they going to hi.re a director? Mr. Hinkley said yes. He
done a lot of talking and had some outside personalities
. He said they were �n that process now. Father Ed asked
sion could be of help. h1r. Hir,kley said that they cou]d
tories of community groups that would give thzm some kind of
of: a person would be a resource person.
Mr. Myhra as ed what time would be feasible to start getting subscribers?
' Mr. Hinkley said yeste�rday.. The sooner the better. He said that during
the summer m nths it will be a good time for p�ople to see what is going on.
, Mrs. Hughes sked that until they pin point down the microwave link to Chicago
and Milwauke , would they substitute other distant signals to those areas.
: Mr. Hinkley said that there were no others in this area.
' Mr• Haines as ed if the City had a good s7ide program oN wnatever, �r they
could use it o make other copies. Mr. Cogswell said that they could, but
' it would have to be on tape. A pre-taped show v�ould have to be pl�yed with
a machine.
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Father Ed sai that the commission was to subr�it a budget to the City.
stated that t.e list of expenses would include °ersonal Services, other
expenses, and capital outlay.
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hhs. Hughes said they should include some money for consulting fees on
such a compl x topic. Everyone agreed. She said that there would not be
probably mor than two days a year for these services. .
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Patfier Ed sked if tfie Commission was interested in doing any kind
of seminar work? He asked if $50Q or $1,OOQ would be fietter for
t�ie commit ees fiudget. They decided it should be somewhere in
tietvzeen. e said tFiey� could get some assistance from tfie City
Adm�-ni;stra i:on.
Mr. Myhra sked about public mailing expenses. Father Ed said the
-City newsl tter may be good enough.
Mr. Caldwe 1 asked what Mr. Cogswell meant by there never being
contemplat d that there would be bi-directional from the whole.
Mrs. Hughe said that all of the things that they had given to
the Commis ion were very clear in that loop arrangement and that
it was not a real two-way cable. ,
Father Ed as ed if there were any other items suggested for the budget?
Mr. Caldwe]1 asked if it would be appro�riate to take the next item and not
agree on a b dget, to keep it open for now.
Mrs. Hughes uggested having someone on�their staff to give the technical
advice for a r�source. Such as the Planning Commission which has a City
planner? Mr. 1�lyhra said th'at maybe they should think about it.
Father Ed sa'a that the projects for the next half year could be to have an
inventory of ��tential users. Perhaps Father rd cou7d take the churches,
Mr. Myhra co Id take education, h1rs. Hughes could take the LeaguE of w'omen
Voters, and ir. Haines could take hospitals.
Mr. Haines suggested that the committee could see how the company
is doing w th public contact, and the possibility of starting to
market the product, to be sure the selling is open and honest
and to rev ew the promotion and to monitor the construction pro-
--- gress of t e building.
Father Ed as e� when�should they have this inventory of users and begin the
meetings. I the sum�ner or September. �4r. Caldwell said that they should
get the list and then make plans for early September.
Mrs. Hughes sked if someone could take this list of potentia] users and
be authorize to direct a letter to some of these erganizations saying
that the co�^ any says they will be ready to broadcast in October or ��ovem-
ber with loc I origination char�nel available. She said most gro;�ps arz
going to be lanning tneir program in Septe�nber and �lugust and they should
take this in o consiaeration. Father Ed said how about if they make up
their list b June 1? Everyone agreed and didn`t thirk another meeting
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Mrs. Nughes uggested that maybe they should plan a meeting with the program
director and communities. •
Father Ed sa'd that once the program�director i"s hire� they would arrange
for a meetin with these various groups. Mrs. Hughes said that it should
defin�tely� �ie included that it i`s a one-way� communicat�on.
Mx, Haines
pany�, The
TV so tfiat
Mrs. Hughe�
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letter would go to the various organizations,and to General
tTier don'•�t make prom�ses tlie company cannot fulfill. .
said that she thought their ordinance said that there would
ontract and now they are not going to have one. She said that
know whether that would be a problem or not.
' ' Father Ed sa'd that it was a qu�stion of whether there should be
a contract b tween the company and the subscriber, especially covering
matters of p ivacy and d�sconnection charges.
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he will noti y them if any problems arise. He said that before they make any
final decisi n, he will send them a copy of a proposed budget request, and
if they•don' approve they should ca7i him.
They agreed �hat the next meeting will be September 10, 1973.
Mrs. Hughes aid that�she felt that they should alert the City administra-
tion to this certificate of compliance that the only thing that they are
questioning is the 5°o gross revenue. Does the cemmission wunt to recommend
what the Cit position is on it? She said that if that question comes to
-- the City, th Corvnission members should be inrormed of it.
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further business, the meeting is adjourned." The meeiing c7osed at 9:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
ROL P�IA Y
Acting Secretary
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CHARTIIt CQ�IISSION MEETING
May 15, 1973
Ray Sheridan, Ole Bjerstedt, Don Wegler, Roy McPherson,
Harry Cx'owder , Peg McChesney
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Not present but heard from prior to meeting: Jackie Johnson, Jack Kirkham,
Edich Coliins, Francis Casey
There was not a quorum so meeting was held discussing actions and questions.
Article in paper inviting suggestions for Charter chang,es and it was just
fine, so obligation is fulfilled.
iie &hould probably meet with Council and City Manager separately.
Have discussion with Virgil Herrick on exactly what the Couunistion can do,
He doesn't s�e any ur�ency to meet right away.
Filing for another office and resigning first seems to be the only thing
possibly needing to be voted on as things stand now.
iihat if it is a recomnendation from us and the Council chooses not to
accept it? Do we put it up for a vote? It seeqns, "Yes".
Aiseussion beld on time schedule for article Co bec ane law. Ninety days
seema Co be the time lapse before article is a law.
Alacussion held on fifteenth member�to replace Paul Shaw who sent letter
saying he was not able to serve. Secretary is co send letcer to Judge
Gilleepie asking for appolntment for Chis position before our next meeting,
June ].9, 1973
Next meeting is June 19, 1973. At that time we plan to set up our Cc�m�hittee
wark.
Meeting cloaed at 8:05 �or lack of a quorum.
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THIS AGREEMENT, made this _ day of
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between the City of Fridley, a Municipal Corporation, party of the first part,
lessor, and Little League of Fridley, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, party of
the second part, Lessee.
WITNESSETH: That said party of the first part, in consideration of
the rents and covenants hereinafter mentioned, does hereby lease and let unto
said party of the second part; and the party of the second part does hereby .
rent and take from the party of the first part, the following described premises,
situated in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota:
Block 16, Moore Lake Addition
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above rented premises unto the second party
and �its successors, subject to the conditions and limitations hereinafter
mentioned, for and during the term of five (5) years commencing on the lst
day of �u�� , 1973, and ending on the 30th day of June ,
1978,Provided, however, the party of the second part shall have an option to
renew said lease on the same terms and conditions for an additional five (5)
year period commencing at the termination of the first five-year period above
described.
PARTY �F THE SECOND PART agrees to pay as rent to the first part for
the above mentioned premises, during the term of this lease the sum of One
Dollar ($1.00).
IT IS AG RE ED that the second party shall maintain the above described
property keeping it free and clear of litter, debris, noxious weeds and any
other conditions that ��vould constitute a nuisance. Party of the second part
shall also hold the party of the first part harmless from all liability for any
and all activities sponsored by the party af the second �art. Party of the
second part shall not, however, be liable for any injuries or other liability
when the party of the first part is using said land for organized activities
under the supervision of the City of Fridley, the Fridley Parks and Recreation
Commission, or employees of the City.
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IT IS A G REE D by the parties that the party of the first part may use the
above described premises together with any improvements that may be installed
by the party of the second part when such use is not incompatible with the use
of said premises and facilities by the party of the second part.
UPON TERMINATION of this lease, party of the second part shall have
permission to remove any and all improvements, whether or not said improve-
ments are attached to real estate, placed on the property by party of the second
part. Party of the first part shall compensate party of the second part for an-
improvements installed by the party of the second part which cannot be removed
from the premises. Said compensation to be determined by the then market value
of the improvement.
. IT IS AGREED BY AND BETWEEN the parties that should the second party
fail to make the above-mentioned payments when due, or fail to fulfill any of the
conditions herein described, that the first party may; at its discretion, re-enter
and take possession of the above premises. It is further agreed by the parties,
that the second party will not assign this lease or sublet the above premises
without first obtaining the written consent of the first party.
TERMINATION OF THIS LEASE� shall be effected by thirty (30) day
written notice by either party herein. In the event of such termination, neither
party shall be entitled to any additional payment or penalty other than as
provided in the above terms of this lease.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said parties have hereunto set their hands and
seals the day and year first above written.
IN PRESENCE OF� CITY OF FRIDLEY
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Frank G. Liebl, Mayor
By:
Gerald R. Davis, City Manager
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Lease Agreement
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IN PRESENC� OF:
By:
By:
STATE OF MINNESOTA)
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
LITTLE LEAGUE OF FRIDLEY, INC.
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On this day of , 1973, before me a Notary
Public within and for said County, personally appeared Frank G. Liebl and
Gerald R. Davis for the City of Fridley; and
and for the Li�tle League of Fridley, Inc., to me
known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed.
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RECEIVING SUMMONS WITH REFERENCE TO
KARY BENNETT, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS
TRUSTEE FpR HEIRS AND NEXT OF KIN OF
I�IRk KOLSKI, DECEDENT VS. DONNA
BARR�TT AND CITY OF FRIDLEY (DROWNING
OF KIRK KOLSKI ON JUNE 8, 1972).
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING CHAPTER 594, MINNESOTA LAWS OF 1973
WHEREAS, The Council of the City of Fridley and the Fire
� Relief Association of the City of Fridley took action requesting the
1973 Legislature to take action permitting present full time
firemen and future full time firemen employed by the City of
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WHEREAS, The Legislature of the State of Minnesota
has adopted Chapter 594, Minnesota Laws of 1973, granting this
request, and
WHEREAS, The action of the Legislature requires confirmation
by the governing body of the City of Fridley,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLUED, By the Council of the City
of Fridley that the City Council hereby goes on record as being
in favor of and approving Chapter 594, Minnesota Laws of 1973.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the City Clerk is instructed
to forward a copy of this resolution to the Secretary of State's
office.
PASSED AND AOOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS
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CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
DAY OF , 1973.
MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL
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PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
In reply please refer to No
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' BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Elected:
'EINER R. ANDERSON� AUdlfOi
Crow Wing County, Brainerd, Minn.
HAROLD H. DBEWS� Business Adminisnator
independent School District No. 544
'Fergus Falls, Minn.
H. .I. FORSBEAG� Asst. Supt. for Business �
AHaics and Clerk
Duluth Boazd of Education
Duluth, Minn.
'OPVILLE I. IORfiENSON, Yrogram Supervisor
Family Services Division
Hennepin County Welfare Dept.
Minneapolis, Minn.
ROBEBT W. LARSON, Custodial Engincer
Independent School District No. 279
Osseo, Minn.
KENNE7H F. MCNULTY�
Right of Way Agent
Hennepin County, Brooklyn Center, Minn.
,EDWARD J. MOLINE, Director of Finance
City of Rochester
Rochester, Minn.
HA1RY NEWBY, Register of Deeds
Cazlton Coun[y, Cazl[on, Minn.
'R.u,rx E. St�eEn, Highway Engineer
Blue Ear[h County, Mankato, Minn.
Statutory:
'ROLLAND F. HA7FIELD, State Auditor
BEYTON W. HEA70N
State Commissioner of Insurance
VAL BJORNSON� State Treasurer
'OFFICERS:
HAnnY NEwsY, Chairman
Rn�px E. SLeeeea, Vice Chairman �
VAL BJOBNSON,Treasurer
O. M. OUSDIGIAN� $CC[C[2['}'
(Mas.) C. M. M�K+N, Asst. Secy.
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Mr. Marvin Brunsell
Clerk-Treasurer
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fri dl ey, P1i nnesota 55432
Dear P1r, Brunsell :
We enclose a copy of 1973 Session La���s Chapter 594 relating
to employees of the Fire Department of the City of Fridley.
Please note that this legislation will not become effective
until it is approved by your governing body.
When the city council has acted in regard to this law, please
send our office a certified copy of such action, We will
then contact you as to the procedure to be followed,
We will await your reply.
Very truly yours,
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIRENIENT ASSOCIATIOPd
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APITOL SQUARE BUILDING, 550 CEDAR STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101� PHONE (612) 296-3331
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Office of the Secretary of State
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
(Telephone 296-2803) �
Area Code 612
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To: The Chief Clerical Officer of
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When said law has been approved locally, Minnesota Statutes 645.021
require the chief clerical officer of said local unit of government
to submit the enclosed certificate along with a copy of the resolu-
tion of approval to the Secretary of State.
Local approval must come after final enactment of the bill, and must
be filed with the Secretary of State before the first day of the next
regular session of the Legislature, otherwise it will be deemed to be
disapproved.
Sincerely yours, �
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Secretary of State
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BY'GOVERNING BODY
(Pursuant to Pdinne�ota Statutes, 645.02 and 645.021)
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`rf extraor�inary majority is required 6y the s�eciai law insert .fraction or �eYCent-
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RESOLUTION N0. _ '_,_ ,_ - 1973
R£SW,UTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLI FOR SANITARY SEWER,
MATER, ANO STORM SE'NER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 102
�� IT RESOlVEO by tM Citr Councit of the Citr of Fridiey, Anoks C�.untr,
Mirn+�sot�, as fotloas:
� 1. It is hersby dete�mined that the assess�ble cost
of co�st�uction Mith r�spect to the followi�g
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SANITARY SEWER, IaATER, ANO STORM SE'11ER IMPROVEMfNT
PROJECT N0. 102
including a11 incidental, se th�reto is
esti�t�d at S � ----=� •
2. Tiw City Nanagwr with the assistanca of the City
Cle�k s��i1 forthwith calcutate t!�►e� proper aa�ount:
to b� sp�ciallr assessed for said iiaprovement
agai�st ��►err •s:esssbl• lot, piece, or parc�l of
l aad bensfi t�d by sai d i wprov�nt accordi ng to l a++.
►ASSEp ANO AOIMTED Ilr TlIE CITY CWMCTI OF THE CITY OF FRIOLEY TMIS
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A RESflLUTION DIRECTING PUBIICATION OF NEARING ON PROPOSEO ASSESSMENT ROLI
FOR SANITARY SEWER� WAT£R, AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 102
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WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the Council on _��-- ' ,
the City Cierk was directed to prepare a proposed assessment of the cost
of sanitary sewer, water, and storm sewer.
WHEREAS, the Cierk has notified the Cou�cil that such proposed assessment
roll has been completed and filed in his office for public insp:'ction,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV�O �Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIOLEY,
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWSs
1. The City Councii �halt meet at the City Hatl in
the City of Frfii�l�ey, Anoka County, Minnesota� on
the �, ,- day of �_ ,
at 7s30 P.M. to pass upon the propcsed assessment
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SANITARY SE1�tER, WATER, ANO STORM S£WER IMPROVEM£NT
PROJECT N0. 102
2. 1i�e City Managar shait publish notices of the time
and place of ineeting in the official newspaptr of
the City at least two (2) weeics prior to such
meeti ng.
PASSEO AND ADOPT£D BY TME CiTY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
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ATTEST�
CITY CLERK Marvin C. B�unsell
MAYOR Franic G. Liebl
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A RESOI.UTIOM Al1THORIZING ANO OIRECTING THE SPLITTIN� OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON
I.OT 13, PARCEL 900, AUDI•TOR � S SUBOI VI SI ON N0. 129, AND REPIATTI NG I NTO JIM LUND
ACRES ADOITION
1rHEREAS, certl�in special assessn�e�ts have bsen levied with r�spect to c�rtain
land and said iand has wbsequently been subdivided.
MON, TNEREFORE, 9E IT RESOlVEO as tollows:
That the assessments tevied against the foilowf�ng describsd parcel, to-wit:
Let 13. �arc�1 900, Auditor�s Subdivisio� No. 129, may and sha11 be apportio,►sd
a�d divided a� r�platt•d as folloas:
Elri�inal �arc�i
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Subdivision No. 129
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SW #24 (Main)
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W #34 (Main)
S41 #48-A (Sewar i.�teral )
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ST. 1963-2 (Curb)
SS #73 (Stora� Sewerj
ST. 1966-1 S#r.et
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SrECIAL ASSESSMEN�S��N lOT 13, P��FL 900, AU DITOR'S SUBOIVISION N0. 129, AND
REr1.ATTING INTO JIM LUNO ACRES AOOITION
Nw P1 at
l.ot 4, Jim �u�d Acres Addition
Lot 5, Jim Lund Ac�es Addition
I.pt 6, Ji� Lund Acres Addi tieM
�ot T, Jin+ lund Acres Ad�itio�
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Regular SA
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ADO�TEO aY THE CITY COUNCII OP TNE CITY OF FRIOIEY THIS i�/
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CLAIMS
GENERAL 32170 - 32298
LIQUOR 7847 - 7905
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J[TNE 18, 1973
BLACKTOPPING APPROVED BY
B. & L. Trucking Co., Inc.
11659 Flintwood Street N.W.
Coon Rapids, Mfnnesota By: Donald J. Berg C. Belisle
Gustafson Blacktop Co.
516 - 4th Street S.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: James Gustafson C. Belisle
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D. W. Construction Inc.
8804 Lexington Avenue
New Brighton, Minnesota By; Donald Wehlast C. Belisle
House Clinic Store
391$ West 49Z Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Rolf Kirkegaard C. Belisle
HEATING
Loosen Incorporated
550 North Willow Drive
Long Lake, Minnesota By: Robert Atkins W. Sandin
Northtown Plumbing Company, Inc.
Route ��1, Box 101
Blk River, Minnesota By: Thomas W. Veit W. Sandin
Suburban Heating, Inc.
2050 White Bear Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota By: Ernest A Johnson W. Sandin
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Multiple Dwelling Licenses to be approved.
by Council June 18, 1973 September 1, 1972 September 1, 1973
Name Address Units Fee Approved by
Albert M� Johnson 137 Mississippi 4 3.35 Fire Prev. Bureau
6211 Riverview Terr. pro-rate 5-1-73 Robert D. Aldrich
Fridley 55432 . ,
Paul Burkholder � 7673 East River 4 5.00 Fire Prev. Bureau
(Rose Real Estate) � (6 mo. ownership) Robert D. Aldrich
6229 University Ave.
Fridley 55432 �
See Above 106 - 77th Way 4 5.00 Fire Prev. Bureau �
. (6 mo. ownership) Robert D. Aldrich
Cheryl &
Richard Veth
Pearl &
Roland Waller
6071-73 - 3rd St.N.E.
United Realty
?90 So. Cleveland
St. Paul 5116
See Above
6071-73 - 3rd St.N.E. 3
290 - 61st Ave.N.E.
5701 Central
5700 Polk St.
2.50
(3 mo. ownership)
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Robert D. Aldrich
Fire Prev. Bur.
Robert D. Aldrich
Fire Prev. Bur.
Robert D. Aldrich
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TYPE �TF LICENSE
OFF SALE �ER
Jimbo�s Pizza
248 Mississippi St.�•
Fridley
FOOD ESTABLISHNiENT
Golden V - Bombay House
5$65 University Ave.
Fridley
PUBLIC DRINKING PLACE
Frontier Club
7365 �Old Central
Fridley
Howies
240 Mississippi St.
Fridley
BOTTLF CLUB
Knights of Columbus
6831 xwy. 65
Fridley
CICrARETTE
Golden V - Bombay �iouse
5865 University Ave.
Fridley
BY
James Schooley
Chander Mehta
Marlene Povlitzki
Howard Nelson
North Air Home Assn.
Chan�,er Mehta
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Public Safety Dir. 120.00
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Anoka County Health 25.00
Public Safety Dir. 100.00
Public Safety Dir. 100.00
Public Safety Dir. 200.00
Public Safety Dir. 12.00
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arauer & Associates, Inc.
6440 Flying Cloud Drive
Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55343
Go1f Course and Nature Center Feasibility Study
May 25, 1973'billing
Ha11,Smith, Juster, Feikema & Haskvitz
1050 Builders Exchange Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
Services rendered by Prosecutor in representation of
City in Criminal Matters. Dated June 5, 1973
Dycon Corporation
Rou te No. 1
Monticello, Minnesota 55362
FINAL Estimate #3, Sanitary Sewer and Water Improvement
Project No. 105-1
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesot 55432
FINAL Estimate #2, Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement
Project No. 105-1
Bury & Carlson, Inc.
6008 Wayzata Boulevard
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416
Partial Estimate #3, Str�et Improvement Project ST. 1973-1
Partial Estimate #3, Street Improvement Project ST. 1973-2
Northdale Construction Company
8208 Northwood Parkway
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427
Partial Estimate #1, Sanitary and Storm Sewer and Water
Improvement Project #112
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1,100.00
3,776.22
329.59
67,924.01
21,702.00
17,345.74
ESTIMATES FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION JUNE 18, 1973 (CONTINUED)
Comstock & Davis, Inc.
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
Partial Estimate #3, Street Improvement Project
No. 1973-1 & 2 from April 30 through May 25, 1973
Partial Estimate #1, Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement
Project No. 112 from May 21 through May 25, 1973
Partial Estimate #17, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer & Water
Improvement Project #102 from April 30 through May 25, 1973
Partial Estimate #3, Water Improvement Project No. 109-A
from April 30 through May 25, 1973
Partial Estimate #4, Water Improvement Project #111 from
April 30 through May 25, 1973
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
May Billing for Services Rendered
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Fridley, Minn. 55432
As of May 25, 1973 73-32 Golf Course and nature center
feasibility study .
S T A T E M E N T O F A C C Q U N T ❑ F O R P R�� F E S S! O N A L S E R V I C E S R E N O E R t D
For professional planning services including:
* Meetings with Owner staff, citizen technical advisory
committee and citizens at a public meeting.
* Preparation of final report document.
Contract Fee: $11,000.00 Work completed to date $10,500.00
Less previously billed 8,000.00
TOTAL MAY 25 BILLING $ 2,500.00
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, �� , MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 OSSEO
339- 1481 FRIDLEY
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' DATE � • • • BALANCE
FORWARDED FROM LAST STATEMENT
6/5/73 Services rendered in representation of City of
, . . Fridley in criminal matters
May, 1973 retainer $1000.00 $1000.00
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City Ztanag�r — Cigy Cc�:r�Gii
a/o t�ro Nssim (�uxeshas C�,ty Em;��.zc�a�r
Gi.ty Q� I�ridl�y
6�31. i�ulv�a�af�y Esveut�a, 1:eS.
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C�RTIFI��"�s aF TIiE �h�I?'iE�R
We her�bp a�abrai� 1�����€�t � tdo. �,. th� �irs<.a� e�����h�a fvr ��on Corporstio�a,
' P.oure hsae 19 Tt�n�ic�13.�, i�iir>r:����� S���S2 bsi wo��s cca�e�Z�,���ca� tia'�.s d�d�, for
�he �an����action c� S�:C�€�;y ��cL=�;. �.�d ?��.��r� T���a�����a�� k��Q j��t I�o. 1GS-1,
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$22,7y3e90
3302 LoF. i3" Cip �. 23 S�no Saa. O--iU° ��, L$ 1�.A5fl �$ 3$? e�30
1 ��i1a S�+Z°YO Sg1.Awo ��eTln V�J.'�18 U�)y � �.tVVuliJ ��j JC�VuIl�
47 Sa�: a�Sieo Saaxfa�� R���.��eo �$ 34 U�J �� �4;�, JO
6i4o4 So A. SQ�c�i�g � @� l.m �J ��1pU? 3ob0
TO���. E?t7t��.��5'�$ �li�Q2i�a�3�� �Qa'2�[}Q
�',01�.��'ACt �,L12Lj7 � �L'+t;l i�Q S'1� ��l �3C%�j.��.t7YY�i �
$24,876,3u
Deductioa� �ra€� r,�at�x�.c�
G.4 L,Fo b" Cir b��t���a�..r� . @$ 114(}0 �$ 70o�`�s0
1161.1 CoYo Fou�do ��gr. 2�at, P�l�cerser�t �$ 1eQ0 �$�,_l�1oI0
Total D�ductiotaa �1,23�..50$ 1s231.5U
Adjusted Comt��rt Lurap Sctm BId • $23ab44,8U
Le�s: �8ei��e Na, ]. $ 6,532,08
Es�i�r�ge �Fv. 2 ].3 U3u,54
Tota? E��;imates $15,t��t�etir� 519,�G�e5F3
AA i��11Yi 19Vri �Vlie • o • • e • • o • • e • e e o o • o e o e • • o w o y� J811 E%o�6
W� iar�v� v�e�red th� w�Ytc �:ncisr ca:��r�ct r�d find th�t �he aa�� �s ��bstt�nti$11y
�ea�plet� �.0 �.�.���d�s�� ��?h ��� ec��zact �'o�au.����o t�� re�c^���ci �:nae the fi.n�?L
pa�ya+.�a� I�� �u:d� �z��n acc�;�'�w�c� by Yr:ur �Io-zc���'�1� ��ciy, anJ. �claaL �h� an� , ear
can��as�u�1 �a3naen�sc� honci con��c� 6� �i�n ���� ? i� �.�d �ta�? o
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Hinnea�clis, l�,inn�anta 55432
3ua� 13, 1973
' Honorable 2?�Sor sad C�.tq Cav.s�ci�
c/o I�. �Ie.3iia �u�eebi, CiLy �aagin�e�r
Ci�y of Fxisllwy
, 6431 iSnir���iry A�nu::, N.$.
Minn�poii�, Tfi�.��esota 5�432
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Saaita�q Scr�a�c &��ter I�pra��e�x�� �'�o j�st ro. �0�-1.
CONTRACTOr�'S �'Zt�,t�L. �;�C�� $23,6�4.80
B�sic �n��e���Lz�g Fe� (5.25X} $ 1,2G1..35
L�se Pxs��►�l.ous �ay��� �, �'t 1.?b
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LEONARDT.JUSTER
HENRY H. FEIKEMA
RONALD l. HASKVITZ
JAMES R. CASSERLY
CARL J. NEWQUIST
PATRICIA L. BELOIS
DOUGLAS HALL
OFCOUNSEL
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LAW OFFICES
SMITH, �TUSTER, FEIKEMA, H.ASKVITZ 8C CASSERLY
GHARTERED
Gerald Davis
City Manager
Fridley Municipal Building
6431 University Avenue
Fridley, MN 55432
Dear Mr. Davis;
SU�TE 1050
BUILDERS EXCHANGE BUILDING
MINNEAPO�IS, MINNESOTA 55402
TELEPHONE 339-1481
FRIDLEY OFFICE -
6441 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E.
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
TELEPHONE 560-6870
June S, 1973
Re; May Prosecution work
Attached please find my time record for prosecution work during the month
of May, 1973. I have prepared this statement from my day to day time
records which I am preserving should you desire further information about
any particular entry. I am also enclosing my statement of fees for
services rendered.
There is a one-half hour credit which I will carry over (along with the
two and one-half hour credit from April) to a month where I exceed 30
hours work.
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TIME RECORD FOR MAY, 1973 PROSECUTION WORK
1. Court and�Preparation therefor
2. Office Confexences
a) Police Officers 35 minutes
b) City Employees 20 minutes
c) Citizens 2�hours 10 minutes
d) Attorneys -�-
e) Highway Patrol Officers 30 minutes
3. Phone Conferences
a) Police Officers 30 minutes
b) City Employees 15 minutes
c) Citizens 2 hours 15 minutes
d) Attor.neys 2 hours
e) Highway Patrol Officers 15 minutes
f) Court Clerks & Judges 55 minutes
4. Correspondence and Formal Complaints
S. Statf and Training Meetings
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3 hours 35 minutes
6 hours 10 minutes
4 hours 15 minutes
2 hours
29 hours 30 minutes
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WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK ;�6EASTMAINSTREET
CHARLES R. WEAVER ANOKA,MINNESOTA55303 t
'HERMAN L. TA�LE @1•Sd13 �
V�RGIL C. HERRICK '�
ROBERT MUNNS
JAMES D. GIBBS Jvne 15� 1973
FREDERICK W. KEISER, JR. -
WILLIAM K. GOODRICH
THOMAS A. GEDDE
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' 3 hours
Staff Meetings
Attend Counci3 Meetings 13 hours
' Stephson School Right of Way 7 hours
Dunkley vs. City of Fridle� 10 hours
Gable TV 4 hours
' Fridley Municipal Liquor Store 3 hours
Island of Peace �1 hour
Wa11 Corp. - Amended Plans Z hour
' Recodification 3 hours
Miscellaneous Telephone Calls 2 hours
47 hours
595.00
' Extra Hours 100.00
Secretarial Allowance
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . 51,695.00
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MEMO T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND EOUNCIL
CITY MANAGER
FINANCE DIRECTOR
MEMO FROM: MERVLN J. HERRMANN
SUBJECT : SIDE YARD ASSE SSMENT S
DATE: MAY 18, 1973
I cannot find nor do I recall ever assessing lots across a
street for side-yard assessments.
�he normal policy is to assess 1/3 of the side yard, up to 150
feet, to the corner lot. Any amount of footage over 150 feet, if the lot
can be divided off for another building site, is then assessed 100 % to
the corner lot. The balance of the side-yard `ootage cost, which is
normally 2/3 of the side yard, is then spread in both directions from the
corner lot 1/2 way down the block to the next side yard lot and that cost
spread equally to all front footage yards on those streets. If there axe
a number of side yards �Ln the same project, the costs are cambined and
spread equally to create equalized assessments.
EXAMPLES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
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MEMORANDUM
T0: CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/FINANCE DIRECTOR
' SUBJECT: POLICE NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE 1974 CONTRACT YEAR
DATE: JUNE 15, 1973
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Local No. 320 has submitted their request for the 1974 calendar year.
' The communities represented by Local No. 320 are listed in their letter
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The City of Fridley has for many years participated in area-wide negotiations
with the Operating Engineers Union Local No. 49 representing the Public
Works and Parks Departments employees. The joint negotiations have
customarily settled the base wage rate and some of the basic contract
� language, with the other lissues being negotiated locally.
This approach has several advantages such as:
1. There is a uniform pay scale for like positions among cities
in the suburban Twin City area, thereby eliminating the problem
of whipsawing salary schedules among the cities.
2. There is a conservation of time and effort on the part of employers.
There can be professional expertise on the employer`s bargaining
side which would be impossible if each city were to negotiate
separately on its own. •
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or reject the contracts that are negotiated on the area-wide
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still be worked out by the city's negotiating team, but the
general contract is developed using the expertise available.
These advantages apply to Police negotiations as well as Public
Works and Parks Departments employees.
The cities which participated in joint negotiations last year were Blaine,
New Brighton, Anoka, Columbia Heights, New Hope. Brooklyn Park, Roseville,
Crystal, Deephaven, Orono and Mound. Deephave, Orono and Mound settled for
a lesser base rate, even though they were part of the joint negotiations.
The attached resolution would authorize the multi-employer approach with
regard to Police for the 1974 contract year and future years.
Attachments
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RESOLUTION N0.'��} 1973
r A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MULTI-EMPLOYER APPROACH WITH
REGARD TO POLICE DEPARTMENT BARGAINING FOR THE 1974
AND FU�URE CONTRACT YEARS , �
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WHEREAS, A considerable amount of time can be spent in bargaining
' sessions for various City departments, including the Police Department, and
WHEREAS, The nature of the job of Policemen is such that the work
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neighboring community, and
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WHEREAS, It is desirable to have Police salary scales similar for
similar type work in the metropolitan area;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Council of the Fridley
A. The Metropolitan Area Management Association is hereby
authorized to act as bargaining agent for the City of
Fridley in negotiations with Minnesota Teamsters Public
Law Enforcement Employees Union Local No. 320, or such
union or association that may represent the majority of
sworn policemen in the future, beginning with the 1974
contract year and continuing thereafter, and
B. This policy will remain in effect until rescinded by the
Council of the City of Fridley
C. The Council shall retain the right to accept or reject
any of the proposed settlements.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THTS DAY 01?� ..�-��� t�' � , 1973.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL
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Nir. Cyrus F. Smythe
I,eague of P�[innesota Municipalities
33��� University Avenue S.E.
Mpl s . , tKinn . 55414 :
Dear Nir. Smythe:
As the negotiator for a substantial number of communities involved
in joint negotiations with Teamsters Union Local No. 320, we make
the following requests and dema.nds:
1) All police officer salaries to be adjusted for 1974 by
ten percent (10%) plus a cost of living increase.
2) Court time, call back time and stand by time to be compensated
at the rate of time and one-half (12) at a minimum of four
(4) hours.
3) We reserve the right to change and/or modify our demands
during the course of negotiations. �
Said demands cover the following communities: •
,Blaine � Columbia Heights North St. Paul
White Bear Lake �New Hope .Roseville
�New Brighton � Brodklyn Park Coon Rapids
, Anoka Fridley Moundsview
Mendota Hei�hts Inver Grove Heights West St. Paul
We w�uld ap�reciate a joint negotiating sessi��i as soon as possible.
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TRAMSTE,RS UNION LOCAL N0, 320
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
June 18, 1973
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
PURCHASE OF LOTS 2 AND 3 IN PROPOSED VEIT'S 2ND ADDITION FOR
PARK PURPOSES
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Pursuant to your direction, we have been involved in negotiating for the
� purchase of parkland on 642 Way from Arthur Veit, owner of the property. It
is proposed that the City purchase from Mr. Veit Lots 2 and 3, shown on the
attached diagram, for use as a tot-lot park in the area. We are proposing
� � these two lots in preference to Lots 4 and 5 because they less expensive than
Lots 4 and 5, and secondly and more importantly, they are safer for use as a
kiddie's playground because there is less of the area abuting the streets on
' Lots 2 and 3. Mr. Herrmann has negotiated a price of $4500 a lot, plus pay-
ment of the special assessments for the two lots which amounts to $1,509.07,
for a total price for the land of $10,509.07.
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The terms of the s�le is somewhat dependent upon your action on the
planned use report of revenue sharing monies. If you approve this report, the
terms of sale would be cash with $8,701 being paid out of revenue sharing
funds, plus the remainder being paid for out of the park acquisition account
1n the 1973 budget. As you recall, we did have some money for acquisition of
parklands on Rice Creek Road, but that has been delayed due to the uncertainty
of where the parkland is be acquired in this area.
The acquisition of this area would give us the opportunity to develop the
area into a tot-lot type park. It is proposed that there b� installed --some-
time in 1974--play equipment in a sand area and that a public skating area (no
hockey rink) be installed for winter use by the public. The rough ske�ch of
the layout for the property is attached.
Recommendation:
To authorize the Mayor and City Manager to enter into a purchase agreement
, with Mr. Arthur Veit for the purchase of Lots 2 and 3 in the proposed Veit's
Second Addition for utilization of a park.
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City Manager
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June 12, 1973
� The meeting of the North �ark Committee opened at 7:45 p.m.
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OTHERS PRESENT: Braur, Gottsche, Swanson from Ehler's and Asso.
Mr. Breider began the meeting by stating some of the things that the
Council has done. He said first of all they authorized a consultant
finance study based upon Braur's report. The consultant's report was
handed out to each committee member and the audience. Mr. Breider
said that the Council called a special meeting for June 25 for Braur
and Ehler's to give their presentation to the Council. Mr. Breider
then asked Mr. Braur to summarize his final report for the committee.
Mr. Braur said the summary of the report is under findings and recom-
mendations. He �then covered various topics within the report.
MOTION by Mr. Harris to receive the report. Seconded by Mrs. Sporre.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION bX Mrs. Sporre that the ad hoc committee vote to recommend
the development of the North Park site as a nature interpretive center
for the following two reasons: 1. North Park is natural of vegetation
and water; and wildlife is eminently suitable for use and development
as a nature interpretive center. 2. A nature interpretive center at
North Park would more widely serve the population of Fridley than any
other use. Seconded by Mrs. Seegar.
Mr. Harris said that he did not feel that a vote should be taken because
there were two members absent that should have a chance to voice their
opinions. Mr. Harris said that he thought the report should be dis-
cussed first.
Mrs. Sporre asked if there was some reason that the others could not
be there. Mr. Stanton said that they may have forgotten since they
did not receive a formal notice. Mrs. Sporre said that was not an
excuse. It was announced at the last meeting in May and was included
in the minutes of the meeting.
tMr. Fitzpatrick said that Mr. Harris was trying to say that they should
have some discussion and asked if he was also saying that a vote should
not be taken until after tonight? Mr. Harris said yes. Mrs. Sporre
� suggested that was out of order. She said that they have a quorum to
vote.
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Mr. Young asked if the gentleman on the committee who is representing
1 the YMCA, had a vote? He said that the YMCA is not a tax paying body
in the City of Fridley and he did not think he iaas a resident of
Fridley, Mr. Breider said that the Council appointed him just as they
did everyone else, so he would be able to vote. Mrs. Hughes said that
,• she received a letter from the YMCA stating that their staff would
remain neutral on North Park.
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Mr. Breider said that the p�int was that a motion was made and seconded
and if the committee wants to extend itself for further discussion;
they should vote against the motion.
Mr. Harris said tliat a considerable amount of work has been done and �
the City has paid $11,000, and the motion is ignoring the opinion of
the report. He said that the Question is not whether they are going
to have a nature center or a golf course, but where either is going
to be. He said that when the City spends $11,000 of the tax payers
money, the report ought to be discussed before a vote is taken. Mr.
Harris said that there may be questions that can be answered by Mr.
Braur and by Mr. Swanson from Ehler�s and Associates. He said that
the purpose of the ad hoc committee was to make a recommendation to
the Council. He said as he read it, tfie committee was set up to review
the £easibility study and to make some comments and recommendations
to the Council. He said that if they vote on this c{uestion and it passes,
then the committee has not done its job. Mr. Werner said he felt that
they have done more than their job. They have not only studied Braur's
report, but they have also come up with some facts of their own.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said he thought if the committee does vote on the
motion and it carries, the committee then owes the Council some kind
of a report. Not just a yes or no answer. He said that they should
make some statement of why the supported the motion.
Mr.` Harris said he would like to bring up one thing that was talked
about at a previous meeting before they hired Braur and Associates to
do the study. He said he thought that an agreement was reached that
upon receipt of the feasibility study, the committee would act, make
its determination, and then act unanimously to either concur or not
concur with the study and pass on this information to the Council.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said that his recollection of that was the two advocate
� groups would accept it but not necessarily the committee. (The League
and the Chamber)
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Mr. Werner said that he has read Braur's report and has also heard some
of the things that the ladies have come up with. He said he alsa has
some ideas of his own. Mr. Werner said one was accessability. He said
that as a nature cetner, the age group that would be using it would be
anywhere from S to 50. He said that eventually Fridley would have a
system to ride bikes from one end of the City to the other. He said
most golf�rs have cars to get to a golf course, but the children using
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the nature center would be able to just ride their bike to North Park.
He said that if kids had to ride their bikes to•a nature center at
the arsenal (far example) they probably would no.t go to see it.
Mr. Harris brought up the minutes of February 14, 1973 stating that
there was a prior agreement that all parties will support the study.
Mr. Breider said that the committee did decide that they would make a
unanimous decision to the Council.
Mrs. Sporre said that she thought that as being defined with majority.
She said that the motion said majority. Mr. Harris said not according
to the minutes. Mrs. Sporre said that no minutes have ever been
approved by the committee.
Mr. Barnette asked Mrs. Sporre why she disagreed with the report. Mrs.
Sporre said it would make a fine nature center, and the report said so.
Mr. Werner said that what he got out of it was if we have to have a
golf couxse, but it would make a better nature center. Mr. Barnette
suggested other nature centers in the area would still be nice to go
to. Mrs. Sporre asked which other nature centers. Mr. Barnette
said Bunker Prairie. Mrs. Sporre said that was not a nature center
but rather a nature interpretive program. She said Mr. Braur was
hired to study nature centers. Mr. Barnette said what about Elm Creek?
Mrs. Sporre said that Anoka County was serviced on a very minimal basis
by Hennepin County nature centers. She said Mr. Burkholz explained
at the Community Seminar that they are not able to get in with natural-
ists at Hennepin County centers. If they take a day to drive that
far and if they can get out there and provide their own naturalist,
they can't use the trails. Mr. Barnette said what about Carlos Avery?
Mrs. Sporre said that it was not a nature center. She said a golf
course could also compare with a driving range, computer golf at
Br�ighten, or any place a golf club can be swung.
Mr. Sporre referred to the Community Seminar in which Mr. Stone pointed
out•that North Park was too small for a nature center and Mr. Sporre
said that Locke Park was smaller so it would be impossible, and Mr.
Stone said that was correct. Mrs. Sporre said she talked to Mr.
Breckenridge to evaluate the Locke Park site as opposed to the North
Park site and he evaluated the Locke Park site as being incomplete,
and lacking in diversity. He described the North Park site as being
a complete eco system with a variety of vegetation and habitat for
wildlife. He said based on those recommendations they have good
grounds.
Mrs. Sporre said that Mr. Braur was in Brooklyn Park and told them that
they needed a golf course and they voted it down 4 to 1. She said he
evidently did not evaluate the community needs. Mr. Barnette said
that was for the purchase of the land. He said we already have the
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Mrs. Sporre said that our community has demonstr.ated that they are
behind a nature center. Mr. Barnette asked Mrs. Sporre if she didn't
think if the report would have come out a nature�center, that there
wou�d by the golf people at the seminar supporting a golf course? Mr.
Sporre said no he didn't think so. He said they are out numbered.
Mr. Sporre said that Woodlake has about 70,000 a year and they must
turn some a�ray.
Mr. Young said that whatever the City decides, that it should be within
the means and use of everyone. He then referred to the report by
Ehler�s and Associates. He said sure North Park as a golf course is .
going to be revenue producing, but if they don't consider the fact
that it is going to produce income and consider the relative cost
for a family in Fridley, it could be a problem. He also mentioned
the fact that he had been to North Park and Locke Park and he could
not visualize how any body physically handicapped could traverse all
of the areas of Locke Park. He said in fact, he could hardly traverse
the area. He said he did not see anywhere in North Park where someone
physically handicapped could not get to.
Mr. Harris said that a golf course would be self supporting by the
people who use it. But a nature center would be supported by people
who may not use it. People from other communities would also be using
it for free. He mentioned that he went �rith the committee to Woodlake.
and he was there early so he looked around first. He said that the
things he-saw at Woodlake are pretty comparable to Locke Park. He
said that he asked why are the geese related to the area, and the man
said they have clipped wings. Mr. Harris said that they are there
under Eestraint. He said they have ducks, rabbits, turtles, and
varieties of birds. Many of these things are available in Locke Park.
He said he felt the City could have both resources, both recreational
fac�.lities, and a golf course could help support that type of a recrea-
tional facility.
Mrs..Sporre said that they still leave the Council w�th the option for
a golf course at Janes Field because it has never been proven an im-
possibility. She said that the uniqueness of Nort�i Park has been
demonstrated by naturalists all over the Twin Cities because in one
mile you can see creeks and transitional zones, trees, vegetation,
prairies, wildlife, and the pond by the beaver and the stream. She
said that these are not even available at Woodlake.
�r. Haxr�`s sa�:d Eotii a nature center and a golf course can exist in
�x�dley�. He sa�`d tY�at referxing to tTie economics, the committee
agxeed �r�tFi �r. Braur!`s outline, �rI�at the report would contain. One
�,tem was tFie constructi.on cost analysis and the other was the cash
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Mr. Braur said that he believed that the nature center people are
doing a disservice. He said that there is a nature center in Rich-
field because the nature center people decided to picket the golf
course people ar�d get together and to support one thing at a time,
and not say it should be one thing or the other. He suggested that
the people should get together if they needed both. If they need
both, they should get both. If tliey do not get together, all will
suffer.
Mr. Harris said that something like this happened once before.
Concerning the ice arena. An ad hoc committee was appointed to
determine if the community should be involved in an ice arena.
Three sites were listed for an ice arena but the people did not want '
any of those sites. He said some people wanted to make it into a
three ring circus instead of an ice center, because more people go
to the circus than would go to an ice center. Mr. Harris said that
the ice arena has been up for about three years and no one has suggested
tearing it down yet. He said a golf course would be used by people
for their own recreation, He said if tF�e committee can agree that
both facilities are possible and are responsible endeavors in the
community, then they can have both of them. He said that the people
should have a chance to golf where they want to golf and they should
be able to go to a nature center where they want to. He said we
should not ask the people to support one over the expense of the other.
He said all the committee is talking about is site location..
Mrs. Spor.re said that there is still the option for a golf course on
Janes Field. She said that Mr. Braur does not know what the commun-
i.ty wants, His study in Brooklyn Park shows that he was turned down
4 to 1. Mr. Harris said that she should not blame Mr. Braur.
Mr. Werner said that somewhere he heard that parks aren't supposed
to make money, and they are talk,ing about a golf course making money
and�a nature center serving the needs of the community. Mr. Harris
said that making money isn't bad, but the people that will use the
service are going to pay for it.
Mrs. Sporre said that her motion Znras not eliminating a golf course,
there is still Janes Field. She then repeated her motion.
Mr. Harris said that the same option for a nature center was available
in Locke Park.
Mrs. Sporre read some statistics that she had discovered. Richfield
Public School's Curriculum Director; Peter Heinrich, told Mrs. Sporre
that their nature center is used by all elementary children at least
three times a year. The students in sChools near Woodlake go more
often. There are a total of 4,500 children in the elementary schools
who go three or four times per year to Woodlake nature center.
Woodlake nature cent�r serves the outside area schools other than
Richfield, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The classes that use it in the
Junior and Senior High Schools are biology, environmer.tal classes, and
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horticultural c�asses. There is also an in-service training for the
teachers for which they get credit from the University of Minnesota.
He said they could get no figures on the use of a golf course but
said that it is only used by the teams and he knew that this involved
less than 50 s�udents. Physical Education classes are given instruc-
tion in golf but not taken to the courses. In the Bloomington school
district they have three curriculum people, one was Mrs. Black who
told them that golf is in the senior high only for the golf team and
it works on an elimination basis. It is limited to the teams simply
because of the economics. Golf is an elective and there are try outs,
and eliminatio�s.
There are three high schools: Kennedy, Lincoln, and Jefferson. The
golf coach from Jefferson said there are 18 students in Jefferson on
tr.e golf team. This is all t�ei.r budget �ill allow as they must pay for
their own green fees almost at full price. Nature center use: The
curriculum peo��e didn''t ha�e the exact figures on it and they recomm-
ended they talk to the director of transportation, Mr. Kraus. Mr.
Kraus told them that the totaT student enrollment is 23,579 in 28
schools. He wasn�t able to give the exact figures for the number of
students using the nature center because they would have to come from
the daily lot and it would take much time. He said he would, however,
do �t if tfiey w�:nted him to. He said at present he is setting up the
fi,eld trips to nature centers in Highland, Carver, and Woodlake for
next May. He commented that the students go on a scheduled day be-
cause if they cancel out, they can*t get in again for a year or more.
Mrs. Sporre sai.c� that even now, the schools are utilizing North Park.
She said that t�ese figures indicate that there will be more useage
out of a nature center than a golf course.
MOTION by Mrs. �eegar to call tI�e Question. Seconded by Mrs. Sporre.
1�x.' �reidex sai.d tiiat �t o�ras appaxent t�iat fur�ther discussion will not
get anyone anyw��iere, He suggested referring back to the original
moti.on. .
1�r, Harris sa�c� there could be an amendment to the motion. He said
discussi,on must be closed by the cfiairman.,
Mr, Breider asked for the vote on the origi�al motion.
UPON A VOTCE VOTE, five voting aye, three voting nay, the motion carried.
Mx', Harris said that he thought�the Council, in its wisdom, decided
to take $11,000 of the tax payers money to prepare, for their considera-
tion, and for tIie ad hoc committees consideration, the feasibility
study. He felt that the discussion has not done justice to the $11,000
study, He said it was unfortunate that some members that have studied
the report did not have a chance to voice their input or have the chance
to vote, He said that when the City spends that kind of money for pro-
�ess�onal advice from someone who does not live in the community, they
certa�nly deserv� a better hearing than was given this evening. He
sai,d as a result he felt that they have failed to do their job for
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Mrs.Hughes sa�.d.that she felt the committee should be complimented for
their efforts. '
Mr. Harris said that he only felt that Mr. Prairie
should have had a chance to vote.. Mrs. Huges said
Mr. Peterson would not have voted any way.
and Mr. Peterson
she understood that
Mr. Breider said that when the committee started, they had hopes of
arriving at mutual conclus�ons and educating the community on the
possible uses of North Park. He felt tFiat tliey had done that through.
tfie commun�ty� seminax, He �a�d tFiat from now on it becomes the
�reS�Qnsi�fi�l�.ty� o� t�e Counc�.l.
Mr. Harris said it would be great if everyone could get a copy of the
report, but he didn't feel that everyone would read it. He said he
did feel that portions should be made public informai�on. He was
suggesting that it could be summarized in something smaller.
?K7c�, S�oxre sa�d tFiat sTie �iad received three reports that have been
����t �tted to F'iex s�nc� sFie Fia� been on tFie committee . One was from
tlie Cuxr�'�culum Coorc���:natoT of Sc£�ool D�.str�.ct 16 and the other two
t�ere �rom Lyle Bradley in relation to the bird count with Dr. Breck-
enr�`dge. (See AttacYunents)
�OT�ON by� Mx. �itzpatr%cI� tk�at tiiese reports be reproduced and received.
Seconded by� Mx, Young. U�on a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, the motion
caxried unanimously.
Mr. Youn g said that he sees the need for both facilities. He said
� tfi_at the main reason that he voted for a nature center at North Park
was,because he coul�d not visualize the Locke Park area as being suit-
able for outdoor education.
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MOTION by Mr. Young that the committee recommend that the City Counci�
do a furtiier investigation of tfie use of Janes Field for a golf course.�
Seconded by Mrs. Seegar. Upon a voice vote, five voting.aye, three
voting nay, the motion carried.
Mr. Breider said that the City Council would contact the MAE and the
C�tr of Blaine according to the motion.
The Mayor said that since the Council has spend $11,500 of the commun-
ities money, that he is shocked at the lack of responsibility that
£.a,s fieen dzsplayed at tfiis meeting for not letting the whole committee
vote. He said he was assured by the committee that they would have
a�ull commi.ttee, Mrs, Sporre said tI�.at was never set up in any ground
rules �ox this comm�ttee, The Mayor said that it was discussed right
�;n this xoom and he was a witness. He said that the tax payers will
have the last say. He concluded they have split the community.
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Mr. Harry Crowder said that to go back when this committee first started,
he could have predicted this count. He said after living in Fridley
10-12 years, he•had haped that they had put together a committee which
was better than a one-horse operation. He felt that Fiidley could
afford both. He said he was sorry that.they spent the money and he
was sure they would receive a lot of voter commenis on what the
committee has done. He said he was glad that this was not a salaried
committee.
ADJOURN:
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m,
Respectfully Submitted:
G
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Acting Secretary
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Lawrence Goodrick — Mathematics Chairman Alvin Salmela, Assistant Superintendent
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55432
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��une °, 1 °73 .
CITY OF FRIDLEY
6431 University r�venue �d. E.
Fri dl ey
Minnesota
ATT: Engineering �� partment
Nasim
Dear Nasim:
S"�TIO_�
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With respect to our telephone conversation of "1ay 1�, 1973, relative to
the fence �n 7^th "Jay Pl. E., construction on this fence 4ai11 be com�leted
the afternoon of June 8, 1973.
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Jacobson has movec� from the house across the street and nobod�� else ever
complained about the fence, to my knowledge, so buildin� the fence may
have been a tvaste of time and money.
At am� rate, I told vou and the Council that �re Hrould do it.
So tve did it.
I am really sorry that �^re did not complete the fe�ce�sooner. It seems
like there are so :nany thin�s to be �one in a pr��ject of t�is size and
the things all c±�mand i�mediate attention and all of us can only do so
much.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MON7'HLY REPORT - MAY 1973
� STREET DEPARTMENT HOURS
1. Clesning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282'�
2. Curb Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
3 . Grad ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
4. Gravel Hauling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-3/4
5. Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . . 150�
6. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534'�
7. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
8. Signs, Barricades and Crossings . . . .�. . . . . 146�
9. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . . 253�
WATER DEPARTMENT ,
1. Filtration Plant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. Final Readings and Collections . . . . . . . . . .
3. Hydrant Repairs and Flushings . . . . . . . . . .
4. Miscellaneous Water Work . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6. Standpipe Repairs .•• • • • • • • • • •
7. Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . .
8. Flater and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . .
9. Water Meter Inspections and Repairs .......
10. Water Ttirn-ons .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11. Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12. Watermain Taps . . . . . � . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . . . .
268
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112
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54
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
1. Lift Station Inspections and Repairs ....... 120
2. Miscellaneous Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
3. Sanitary Sewer Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329
5. Sanitary Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . . . 99�
6. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT �
�1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaning ....... 30
2. Miscellaneou8 Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . 69�
SNOiW and ICE CONTROL
' � . 1. Miacellaneous Snow and Ice Work . . . . . . • •�• 17�
2. Equipment Repairs - Snow and I�e . . . . . . . . . 4
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MONTHLY REPORT - MAY 1973
MISCELLANEOUS HOURS
1. Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
2. Coffee Breaks . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 125�
3. Corporation Yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51-3/4
4. Engineering Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
5. Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13�
6. Holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
7. Indirect Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111'�
8. Mechanic (Paper Work for Keeping Records) .... 18
9. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71'�
10. Parts Inventory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
11. Project No. 102-2 (Stonybrook) . . . . . . . . . . 13'�
12 . S ick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
13. Street Foreman (Paper Work for Keeping Records) . 6
14. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
15. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
16. Equipment Repairs - Adminiatration . . . . . . . . 5'�
17. Equipment Repairs - Civil Defense . . . . . . . . 6
18. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . . 21
19. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department . . . . . . . 36�
20. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Stores . . . . . . . . 5
21. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . . . . . . . 85�
22. Equipment Repairs - Police Department ...... b8
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TYPE OF CONSTRUCTIOI�'
NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUE
1. Residential
2. Townhouses
3. Mu].tiple Dwellings
4. Ites,i.dential Garages
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6. Commercial
7. Industr�al
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9. Signs
10. Wrecking, Moving
11. Qthezs
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MAY
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MONT LY REPORT
A. Numbe: of Permits Issued
B. Estim. ed Valuation of Pennits
REV OATE P�OE OF �PiROVEO
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1972
MAY
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44 77 152 198
iieating 64 26 219
p��� �ng 15 2 5 119 106
�lectrical 39 42 300 1 8
TpTAL 118 93 638 37�+ �
ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF PERMITS ISSUED
1. Residenti.al � $ 145,514 $ 353,828 $888,406 $ 895,51C1
2. Tawnhouses 0
3. Mu7.�iple pwellings 0 0 0 p I
k. Residen�ial Garages 0 2 9 31 401 +
S. Itesidential Alt./Addn 51,64I. 32,760 17$,S�+S 110,5$6 I
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 211 652 998 580 1,090 880 $4 310 983 '
6. ,Coa�ueraial
7. Industrial
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9. Signe
10. Wrecking� Moving
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MONTHLY REPORT
C. License Fees Collected
D. Permit Fees Ccllected
�CENSE FEES �
TYPE NUMBER
FEES
COLLECTED
Bl.acktoppi.ng 7 175.00
�tcavating 12 300.00
Gae Services 28 700.00
General Contractox 68 1 700.00
Heating 32 800.00
House Maving & Wrecking 1
Mgeonry
Oil Heating
Plaatexi.ng
Raofing
Sign Erectors
Misc. .
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FlectriCal
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Plumbin�
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PERM T N .'S
�12,1.13-12,152 $ 1,631.74 $ 6,919.08 $ 4,439.48 $22,221.53
�9523 - 9561 1,126.75 1,708 50 9,254.70 3,400.05
�564�+ - 5707 2,473.00 2,166.50 7,001.50 �,026.75
5944 - 5958 489.75 989.50 3,621.5Q 3,278.50
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' INSP�CTI�NS �
'1973 1972 THIS YEAR I,AST YEAR !
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� Rough-ins: 18 30 129 77
Footings; p 1 1
� Framings and Reinspectiona 37 7 193 212
Work Not Ready or Rejec�ed 21 25 131 58
. Stog Work Posted 1 2 10 �
' Violati.ona Checked 1 1 14 13 `
CQmplai,nts Checked 25 3 97 34 I
Dangeroua Buildinga
Si$ns
' Miscellaneous � � 43' �2 I
� Finals: Residential 9 40 5$ �
21 1 64 16
�' Finals: Com. & Industxial p 1 3 14 I
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, Parmita Iasued ltF[�. 177 152 198 �
� PI.UMBING & HEATING
� Raugh-ins : 56 92
230 163
Reinspections 22 y.y. ��
Work Not Ready or Reject�d 3 15 33 38
Aang�:roua Buildings 0 1 0
� Miec�llaneous 2 ,0 16 5
Finals : Reside,nti.al , 5 43 261 : 223
Finals : Com. & xnduatr�.al 5 � 7 37 ;
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� Pexmi,te Issued 79 51 338' 226
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� Aaugh-ine : 39 54 ].78 lp,�
' RsinepecCiona, � 98 �
Work No� Ready or Rejected Z 1 39 14
S igne 2 0 10 g
Aangsxous Aui,ldings 0 0 � p
!� Servics Inapsctione 14 0 4 5
Finale� Reeidential 120 29 237 60
�'l.A+�le � qom. & Induetria], 3 7 14 �3
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�A�viaion of Property
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Real Estate Appraisals
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Searches
Prepay�ents
�Jaba Assesaed
AmQUrit of Pre�ayments
Amount.af Assessments Ro11s
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iChec�CS Procesaed
Individual Receipts Issued
Wa�er Accounts Receivable Collected
,Awourit ailled
Number of �i11ed Accounts
Shut-off Notices Tssued
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1 PURCHASING
Purchase Orders Issued
� Volume of Purehase Orders
NUMBER OF ACTTVE ACCOUNTS
� �4/30/73
12/31/72
,��/31./71
1.2/31/70
12/3]./69
1.2/3�/68
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12/31/66
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TRIAL BAI.ANCE
30 APRIL 1973
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$71,967.76
$82,758,92
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$74,563.68
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$282,792.38
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30 APRIL 1973
DATE AF'PROX,
AMQUNT TYPE OF INVESTNiENT PURCHASED DUE DATE COST Y'TELA
U.S. Treasury Bills
50,QOQ.00 Fridley Bank 2/27/73 5/10/73 $ k9,/��0.00 � 5.50�
Federal Land Bank Bonds
25,000.00 Fridley Bank 6/26/72 7/20/73 132,900.QQ 5.14i6
Farmers Home Administra-
100,000.00 tion Note, Fridley Bank 10/16/72 10/11/73 2,100,000.00 .�.75�
U.S. Treasury Bills
10,�00,00 Fridley Bank 11/17/72 10/23/73 9,522.58 �,7�0�
U.S. Treasury Bills
6Q,Q00.00 Fridley aank �4/27/73 2/12/7� 56,876.60 6.�l��
U.S, Treasury Bi1.ls
75,OOQ.QO Fridley Aank �/20/73 3/2/74 7Q,646..5� 6.�J.�
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
lOQ,000.OQ Assn., Fridley Bank 6%2�/71 3/11/74 101,,988.89 6,62�
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
1�09,000.QQ Assn., Fr�.dley 8ank 7/1/71 3/11/74 1�18,1�72.22 6.82�
Federal Nat'1. Mortgage
lOQ,250.00 Assn., Fridley Bank '7/16/?0 �/1�/7� 1Q2,316.67 7.75�
F�deral Home I�oans
175,000.00 Fr�.d7.ey Bank 6/25/71 �/27/7!, 17�,000,00 6.35x
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Federal T,and aank
g00,U00.OQ aonds, Fridley Bank k/26/71 10/21/74 500,k41.67 5.3�
Federal Home I.oan �
125,000.00 , Bank, Fr�dley Benk 8/25/7q 8/25/75 125,772.92 7.95X •
Federal Na�'1 Mortgage �
15Q,OOO.QO Assn.. Fridley Bank 6/10/71 �i%10/76 150,000.00 6.7Q�
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
20Q,Q00.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 12/11/72 12/10/76 200,000.00 6.25X
Federal Land Bank
50,Q()O.QQ Bonda, Fridley Bank 12/3/71 10/20/77 �0,78Q.69 6.19�
F�deral Home Loans •
500,QOO,pO Fridley Bank 2/26/?3 11/27/77 50Q,OOO.OQ 6,80�
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DATE APPROX.
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�T vestment • � Federal I,and Bank
d $ 30,OOQ.00 Bonds, Fridley Bank 11/17/71 1/22/79 $ 28,08�.3g 5.3��
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APRIL 30, 1973
PERMANENT BONDS OUTSTANDING 1/1/73
Civic Center
Park Bqnds
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessments Permanent
Water Improvement
PERMANENT BONDS ISSUED 1/1/73
PERMANENT SONDS PAID 1/1/73 TO 4/30/73
C1vic Center
Park Bonds
Puhlic Utility Revenue
Special Assessment Permanent
Wat�r �mprovement
BALANCE AND PURPOS� OF BONDS OUTSTANQIfJG 4/30173
Civ1c Center
Park Bonds
Pqb11c Utility Revenue
Sp�Cial Assessment Permanent
Water Improvement
$ 405,000.00
65,000.00
60,000.00
7,546,000.00
1,140,000.00
TOTAL $ 9,216,000.00
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20,000.00
40,000.00
None
799,000.00
55,000.00
TOTAL $ 914,000.00
TOTAL
$ 385,000.00
25,000.00
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6,747,000.00
1,085,000.00
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IPURCHASED BY INV�STIu�NT FUND
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I�110,OOQ.OQ $105,000.00
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3 Years SW & SS #106 January 1&
July 1, 1975 July 1
3 Years ST. 1972�1 & 2 March 1&
September 1, 1975 September 1
Temporary Bonda Outstanding 1/1/73
Temporary Bonds Tssued 4/30/73
Temporary Bands Paid 4/30/73
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STOR� #1 $ 6,191.58
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#4 21,790.38
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�3 50,762.22
, �4 88,625.36
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CITY OF FRIDLEY �
MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORES
LIQUOR SALES REPORT
APRIL 1973
BEER
$ 2,336.57
6,640.66
7,297.51
11,2:,3.57
$ 27�513.31
MIX & MISC. APRIL 1973 APRIL 1912
$ 237.67 $ 8,765.82 $ 10,829.2�a
330.72 18,664.77 19,568,08
417.84 20,000.19 17,18�,77
671.4p 33,700.35 37,1$1,37
$ 1,657,63 $ 81,131.73 $ 84,762.47
YEAR TO DAT� 1/1/1973 - 4/30/1973
$ 9,392.59
24,257.64
26,724.98
40,286.59
$ 104,661.80
$ 901.09
1 ,375.86
1,595.13
2,538.19
$ 36,411.75
73 ,815 . 05
79,082.33
131,450.14
$ 6,41Q.27 $ 320,759.27
$ 38,615.72
70,825.36
72,�17.Q5
136,193.86
$ 318,�51.99