09/10/1973 - 5509PATRICIA ELLIS
COUNCIL SECRETARY
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL R REGULAR MEETING � SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Given
INVQCATION: One minute of silent prayer
ROLL CAL�: All present
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS:
Certificate of Appreciation - Dick Harju, Board of Appeals
Mr. Harju was not present.
Special Award Plaque - Helen Johnson, Chamber of Commerce
Presented.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Public Hearing Meeting, August 13, 1973
, Adopted as presented.
Regular Council Meeting, August 20, 1973
Adopted as presented.
' ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
�,- Added: Communication from School District #16
Corr�nunication from M. F. Friend
Communication from National League of Cities
VISITORS:
(Considerat9on of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes�
Mr. Charles Larson -►^equest for trailer to be used temporarily by Fridley Medical
Center for office facilities.
' Mr. Bailey Tiller - asked that the hospitalized and handicapted veterans be
remembered during the Invocation
Mr. H. R. Minard, 6151 Starlight Drive N. E. - question on completior+ of Starlight Drive.
S E C T I 0 N I- P U B L I C H E A R I N G S
Public Hearing on Assessment for Street Improvement Project 1- 1 C
ST. 1972-1
Public Nearing opened at 7:47 p.m. Mr. Bailey Tiller opposed being included in
storm sewer district. Public Hearing closed at 8:35 p.m.
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REGULAR AGENOA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
PUBLIC HEARINGS (CONTINUED)
Public Hearing on Assessment for Street Improvement Project
ST. 1972-Z�
Public Hearing opened at 8:36 p.m. Mr, Bailey Tiller requested some credit
for the first street which was not repaired properly. Public Hearing
closed at 9:03 p.m.
S E C T I 0 N II - 0 L D B U S I N E S S
Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance for Vacation,
SAV #73-08, Dennis Ranstrom, to Vacate 20' Utility and Drainage
Line Between Lots 10 and 11, B1ock 1, Rice Creek School Addition,
to Allow Construction of a Home on Two Lots; and reaffirming
Agreement
Ordi.nance #546 adopted, variance granted, stipulating property owner will
dedicate a 6 foot storm sewer easement on the south side of Lot 11, property
owner will furnish a letter holding the City hermless for any damage caused
by settling or soil conditions, the property owner wi71 dedfcate a 6 foot
walkway easement below the 856 contour along Lots 10 and 11 abuting the
Creek and stipulating the property owner will furnish the documents for
the stipulations before publication of the Ordinance. Nee and Starwalt
voted nay.
Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Regarding Truck
Parking (Tabled August 6, August 20, 1973}
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Proposed ordinance received and tabled until September i7, 1473.
S E C T I 0 N ITI - N E W B U S I N E S S
Rpproval of Bus Shelter at Intersection of Mississippi Street
and T.H. #47
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Consideration of an Ordinance Designating Creek and River
Preservation District, Regulating the Use and Development
Thereof, the Issuance of Permits, Providing Penalties for
Violation (Flood P1ain Ordinance)
Public Hearing to be set.
Request for Approval of Sign Permit and Waiving Fee; Approval
of Lease Agreement (Foundation for Ts]ands of Peace, Inc.)
Sign Permit approved and fee waived. Consideration of Lease
Agreement tabled.
Consideration of Approval of a Front Yard Setback Variance
from 35 feet to 20 feet, 560 Ironton Street N. E:, by Merlin
Brunkow �
Letter received. Council took act9on. to concur with the recommendations
of the Board of Appeals at their Sept. 11, 1973 meeting.
Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting '
of August 22, 1973 .
1. Rezoning request, ZOA #73-08, by North Suburban Hospital District:
continued at Planning Commission level - no action necessary
2. Preliminary Plat, P. S. #73-06, Harris Lake Estates, by David Harris:
Will be before the Council for PubTic Hearing on Sept. i7, 1973, no
action necessary
3. Request by John Doyle (6305 East River Road): continued at Planning
Commission level, no action necessary
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4. Board of Appeals Secretary: no action necessary
MINUTES RECEIVED.
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
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Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design 6- 6 B
Control Meeting of August 30, 1973
1. Request to construct building for sales and services for recreational vehicles,
by Open Road Industries:
no action necessary
2. Request to constuct an addition by Brooklyn Tool Company: concured with
committee and approved with six stipulations.
MINUTES RECEIVED
Receiving the Minutes of the Park and Recreation Commissi�n
Meeting of June 11, 1973
MINUTES RECEIVED.
Council requested a special effort be made to present the minutes to the
� Council within five days of the meeting.
Receiving the Minutes of the Park and Recreation Commission
Meeting of June l8, 1973
; MINUTES RECEIVED.
Receiving the Minutes of the Moore Lake Task Force Study
Group Minutes of July i7, 1973
MINUTES RECEIVED,
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Receiving the Note from the Human Relations Committee from
August 23, 1973
Received.
Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for Street Improve�
ment Project ST. 1972-1A
Bids Received. Awarded to Progressive Contractors, Inc. in the amount
of $75,578.00.
Consideration of ReTease of Two Lots Ne1d by City Council
for Park and Drainage Purposes Next to Rice Creek Road and
Central Avenue
Lots released from Park plans and authorization to sell given with
the stipulation that a drainage easement be dedicated.
Receiving Audit Report from the George M. Hansen Company
for the Year Ending December 3], 1972
Received. �
Discussion of Mini-Bikes and Other Motorized Recreational
Vehicle Problems and Possible Solution
Matter sent to the Parks and Recreation Commission for further study
on areas which could be used for recreational vehilce areas. City
Engineer to work out a less hazardous method of fencing the railroad
tressel.
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REGULAR AGEMDA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Consideraiion of a Resolution for Confirming Assessment for
Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-1
Resolution #112-1973 adopted.
Consideration of a Resolution for Confirming Assessment for
Street Improvement Project ST. 1.972-2
Resolution #]13-7973 adopted,
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Preparation of
' Assessnent Roll for Water and Sanitary Sewer, and Storm Sewer
" Improvement Project No. 112
ResoTution #1i4-1973 adopted.
� Consideration of a Resoiution Directing Publication of Hearing
on Proposed Assessment Roll for Water, Sanitary Sewer, and
Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 112
Resolution #115-1973 adopted.
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Preparation of Final
Assessment Ro]1 for Improvemen't Project 1973 Service Connections
Resolution #116-1973 adopted.
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Publication of Hearing
on Proposed Assessment Roll for 1973 Servlce Connections
ResoTution #i17-1973 adopted.
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Issuance of
Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of
1957, Chapter 385 (Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer
Improvement Project No. 102)
Resolution #118-1973 adopted.
Consideration of a Resolution Di�recting the Sale and Purchase
. of Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of 1957,
Chapter 385 (Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement
Project No. 102)
Resolution #119-1973 adopted. .
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Issuance of
Temporary Improvement Bands in Accordance with Laws of 1967,
Chapter 385 (Street Improvement Project No. 1973-1 and
ST. i973-2)
Resolution #120-1973 adnpted.
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Sale and Purchase
of Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of 1957,
Chapter 385 (Street Improvement Project No. 1973-1 and
ST. 1973-2) .
Resolution #121-1973 adopted .
Consideration of Resolution Making a Transfer from the Public
� Utility Fund to W-75 Waterarorks Improvement Bond Fund, Waterworks
Bonds of 1970 Fund, Improvement Bonds of 1960 Fund, Improvement
Bonds of 1963 Fund, Improvement Bonds of 1970 Fund, and Refunding
Bonds Fund
Resolution #122-1973 adopted.
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REGULAR AGENDA, S �
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� Appointment: City Employee 26
Evelyn Loomis, Clerk Typist, Fire Department, appointed.
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Appointment: Board and CDmmittee 27
� Appointment to the Board of Appeals tabled.
Robert C. Erickson, 5950 Benjamin Street N. E., 789-0365 appointed
to the Human Relations Commission.
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Licenses 29 -- 29 C
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! Consideration of a Requ�st by Totino's Finer Foods, Inc. 30
for a Temporary Trailer Permit for a Period of One Year,
to be Used as an Office
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
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S E C T I 0 N IV - C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N S
Suburban League of Municipalities: Joining League
Received. Council action was not to join the Suburban League.
Schoo] District #74: North Park
Received.
School District #11: North Park
Received.
Columbia Heights: .Joint Hiring of Legislative Liaison
Received. City Manager to prepare letter of answer stating City
does not want to participate in the hiring of the Legislat�ve Liaison
for the 1974 session at this time. No money to be budgeted.
Metro Council: Rescheduled Meeting with Council
Received and concurred.
City of Minneapolis:
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State�of Minnesota:
Received.
Camden Bridge
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER l�, 1973 ,
SECTION IV - COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED)
Metro Council: Appointment of Admimistrative Assistant for
Communication with Local Elected Officials
Received.
School District #16: North Park:
Received.
Miriam F. Friend: What is My Opinion Really Worth?
Received. Mayor Liebl to answer letter.
National League of Cities:
Received.
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Budget Meeting:
Set for 7:30, Tuesday, September 18, 1973.
'ADJOURNMEN?: 12:02 a.m.
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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL � REGULAR MEETING � SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
ROLL CALL:
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS:
Certificate of Appreciation - Dick Harju, Board of Appeals
Special Award Plaque - Helen Johnson, Chamber of Commerce
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Public Hearing Meeting, August 13, 1973
Regular Council Meeting, August 20, 1973
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
VISITORS:
(Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes)
S E C T I 0 N I F p U B L I C H E A R I N G S
Public Hearing on Assessment for Street Improvement Project
ST. 1972-1
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PUBLIC HEARINGS (CONTINUED)
Public Hearing on Assessment for Street Improvement Project
ST. 1972-2
S E C T I 0 N II -. 0 L D B U S I N E S S
Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance for Vacation,
SAV #73-08, Dennis Ranstrom, to Vacate 20' Utility and Drainage
Line Between Lots 10 and 11, Block l, Rice Creek School Addition,
to Allow Construction of a Home on Two Lots; and reaffirming
Agreement
Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Regarding Truck
Parking (Tabled August 6, August 20, 1973)
S E C T I 0 N III - N E W B U S I N E S S
Approval of Bus Shelter at Intersection of Mississippi Street
and T.H. #47 .
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 10, i973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Consideration of an Ordinance Designating Creek and River
Preservation District, Regulating the Use and Development
Thereof, the Issuance of Permits, Providing Penalties for
Violation (Flood Plain Ordinance)
Request for Approval of Sign P�rmit and Waiving Fee; Approval
of Lease Agreement (Foundation for Islands of Peace, Inc.)
Consideration of Approvai of a Front Yard Setback Variance
� from 35 feet to 20 feet, 560 Ironton Street N. E:, by Merlin
Brunkow
Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting
of August 22, ]973
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design
Control Meeting of August 30, 1973
Receiving the Minutes of the Park and Recreation Commission
Meeiing of June 11, 1973
Receiving the Minutes of the Park and Recreation Commission
Meeiing of June 18, 1973
Receiving the Minutes of the Moore Lake Task Force Study
Group Minutes of July 17, 1973
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REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NEW BUSTNESS (CONTINUED)
Receiving the Note from the Human Relations Committee from
August 23, 1973
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Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for Street Improve� 11
ment Project ST. 1972-1A
Consideration of Release of Two Lots Held by City Council
for Park and Drainage Purposes Next to Rice Creek Road and
Central Avenue
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Receiving Audit Report from the George M. Hansen Company 13
for the Year Ending December 31, 1972
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Discussion of Mini-Bikes and Other Motorized Recreational 14 � 14 F
Vehicle Problems and Possible Solution
REGULAR AGENDA, SEPTEMBER 1.0, 1973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
Consideration of a Resolution for Confirming Assessment for
Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-1
Consideration of a Resolution for Confirming Assessment for
Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-2
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Preparation of
Assessment Roll for Water and Sanitary Sewer, and Storm Sewer
Improvement Project No. 1]2
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Publication of Hearing
on Proposed Assessment Roll for Water, Sanitary Sewer, and
Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 112
Consideration of a Resolution Directing Preparation of Final
Assessment Roll for Improvement Project 1973 Service Connections
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Consideration of a Resolution Directing Publication of Hearing
on Proposed Assessment Roll for 1973 Service Connections
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REGULAR AGENOA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUEO}
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Issuance of
Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of
i957, Chapter 385 (Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer
Improvement Project No. 102)
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Sale and Purchase
of Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of 1957,
Chapter 385 (Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement
Project No. 102)
Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Issuance of
' Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of 1967,
Chapter 385 (Street Improvement Project No. 1973-1 and
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Consideration of a Resolution Directing the Sale and Purchase
of Temporary Improvement Bonds in Accordance with Laws of 1957,
Chapter 385 (Street Improvement Project No. 1973-1 and
ST. 1973-2)
Consideration of Resolution Making a Transfer from the Public
Utility Fund to W-75 Waterworks Improvement Bond Fund, Waterworks
Bonds of 1970 Fund, Improvement Bonds of 1960 Fund, Improvement
Bonds of 1963 Fund, Improvement Bonds of 1970 Fund, and Refunding
Bonds Fund
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SECTION IV - COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED)
Metro Council: Appointment of Admimistrative Assistant for
Communication with Local Elected Officials
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� TNE MINU7ES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF 7HE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1973 �
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� The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:35
. p.m., September 10, 1973 by Mayor Liebl.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Liebl led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance
to the F]ag. �
INVOCATION:
Mayor Liebl asked for one minutes of silent prayer for those missing in action
in Viet Nam. �
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Breider, Starwalt, Lieb1, Utter, Nee
MEMBERS ABSENT: None,
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS:
CERTIFICA7E OF APPRECIA7ION - MR. RICHARD NARJU, BOARb OF APPEALS
Mayor Liebl read aloud a note from the administration stating Mr.
Harju had called and would not be in.attendance at the meeting to accept
the award. He directed the administration to forward the award to
Mr. Harju.
SPECIAL AWARD PLAQUE - MRS. HELEN JOHNSON, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
Mayor Liebl called Mrs. Johnson forward to accept the award
� plaque. Mayor Liebl expressed his personal thanks and appreciation
. to Mrs. Johnson for her aid in bringing industry to the City of. �
Fridley. He added, on behalf of the Mayor and members of the Fridley
, City Council, what she had dane fnr the c�mmunity has been appreciated.
Mrs. Johnson thanked Mayor Liebl ar�d the members of the Council
and said it had been an honor working with all of them.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF AUGUSi' 13, 1973: �
MO1'ION by Councilman Nee to adopt the minutes of the Public Hearing Meeting
of August 13, 1973 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 20, 1973:
MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt fhe minutes of the Regular Councii Meeting
of August 20, 1973 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Starwal�. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Liebl said the following items were to be added to the Communications
Section of the agenda:
Communication from Mr. Edward H. KnaTson, Superintendent of Schools,
Independent School District No•. 16.
Cor�nunication from Ms. Miriam F. Friend, 1520 Rice Creek Road.
Communication from Mr. Roman S. Gribbs, President, National League
of Cities,
MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by
� Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously,
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VISITORS:
. MR. CHARLES LARSON, REPRESENTATIVE OF FRIDLEY MEDICAL CENTER:
Mr. Larson addressed the Council and requested approval of the use of
a mobile home at the Fridley Medical Center facilities as temporary
office facilities (not to include patient care}.
Mayor Liebl said he was aware that there had been a fire at the Medical
Center.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the request for the temporary
use of a mobile home for the office facility at the Fridley Medical
Center. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
MR. BAILEY TILLER, 1335 GARDENA AVENUE N. E.:
Mr. Tiller said he hoped the Council, during their invocation period,
would also remember those persons who ivere hospitalized, handicapped,
and crippled for life while serving in Viet Nam.
Mayor Liebl said Mr. Tiller's thought's were appreciated.
I�R. RAY MINARD, 6151 STARLIGHT DRIVE N. E.:
Mr. Minard said his question concerned the work being done on Starlight
Boulevard and he had heard that the curbing would be completed this year
and the remainder of the project would not be completed until the next
April,
The City Engineer said the curbing and blacktop would hopefully be completed
this year if the weather is not too severe. He said there is a possibility
that the clean up would not be completed until next year.
MR. JOHN CHURA, fRIDLEY V. F. W., 5973 MAIN ST. N. E.:
Mr. Chura said he would like to express his thanks for the cooperation
the Fridley V. F. W. has received from the City and the members of the
Park Board during the construction of the monument. He added, he is
sorry the construction has taken so long, but they had not received
the remainder of the monument from St. Cloud.
Mayor Liebl thanked Mr. Chura
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1972-1:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to waive the reading of the Public Hearing
Notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously
and the Public Hearing opened at 7:47 p.m.
The City Engineer•said he was happy to report the final cost of the project
was lower than estimated and previously given to the people. He added, this
was the result of obtaining the bids during the winter months.
The City Engineer said there is still some work to be done in the Innsbruck
North area, but he would like to get the assessment roll to the County so
the peop1e would not have to pay the additional 7z% interest for another
year that would be due if there was a delay of a couple of months.
Mayor Liebl said the estimated price of the project had been $593,000 and
the actual costs are $434,000. The City Engineer said some of the streets
in the project had been bid less expensively than anticipated.
ALDEN WAY AND RIVERVIEW TERRACE:
The City Engineer said the actual cost of the improvements in this area is
$9.29 per foot and there were no catch basins in these two streets installed
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under this project.
Mayor Leibl asked if there was anyone present who wished to quesiion
this section of the project. 7here was no response.
EAST RIVER ROAD EAST SERVICE:
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The City Engineer explained that the costs for the East River Road East
Service Road arould be $20.48 per foot and had been estimated at $21.07. He
added the costs for this area were higher because of the sub grade work and
there are assessments to be paid on only one side of the street.
GLOVER PLACE - MONROE TO JACKSON ST.:
The City Engineer stated the price per foot would be $10,19 for the front
and $1.84 for side yard assessments. He said the estimated amount had been
$14.60 for the front. 7he City Engineer explained that in the case there
were to be an assessment for the rear yard in this area, the assessment
would be $2.55 per foot. Mayor Liebi said there had been petitions submitted
requesting this improvement.
BENJAMIN - GARDENA TO 61ST:
The City Engineer explained the assessments for this area would also be
$10.19 for the front and $1.84 for the side yard assessment per faot.
BENJAMIN 57REET - 61ST 70 RICE CREEK ROFlD, AND BRIARDALE COURT, BRIARDAl.E
RO�D,—W�0 DSIDE COURT AND S I SON B U E ARD:
The City Engineer said this would include the entire Briardale area and
would be $10.52 per front foot and $2,19 for the side yard assessment.
The assessment for the front portion �f the properties on 61st from
Benjamin Street to McKinley Street would be $10.55 per front foot and $i.85
per side yard foot, the City Engineer said,
� , Mr. John Kapotas, 6160 Briardale Court, said he was not sure of what wa's going
, on at the present meeting. He added, he had just moved to the area the
first part of June and thought he had paid toward these assessments in the
price of his home.
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The City Engineer pointed out that there should have been money escrowed
by the developer which would have been placed in the bank or real estate
company. He stated, this would be in the form of a pending assessment.
He further- explained that the project is complete and the money which had
been escrowed would be applied to the improvement. The City Engineer suggested
Mr. Kapotas refer to the coniract of purchase which wouid state whether or
not this had been done by the deveioper of the area. He said the assessment
would be less than had been estimated.
' Mr. Bill McNee, 6155 Briardale Court asked if more black top would be put
in. The City Engineer explained that the final mat would not be installed
, until after the road settles. He said he hoped the area would be completed
by the winter months. Mr. McNee asked if this included the entire storm
' sewer system. The City Engineer anticipated this would be completed by this
time also. Ne added, work is being done to provide an outlet and there
would be a Public Nearing on the matter on September 24, ]973.
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FERNDALE AVENUE:
Mayor Liebl asked the City Engineer what the estimated costs would be for the
Ferndate Avenue property owners: The City Engineer listed the costs to be
$10.19 per front foot and $1.84 per foot for the side yard assessments and
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recalled the estimated cost had been $12.48 per front foot
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The City Engineer referred to the 60th Street area and stated the front
per foot assessment would be $10.19 and the estimated amount had been $12.89.
Mr, Bailey Tiller asked why some of the areas on the map were assessed
on the entire street and some for only half of the street. Mayor Liebl
explained that the half portions were for side yard assessments only.
The City Engineer said the side yard assessment for the Oakwood Manor would
be $1.76 per foot. Mr. Tiller said he would not have to pay for both assessments
when he is paying for the portion on Gardena, and Mayor Liebl said this was
correct.
The City Engineer pointed out the cost of the area is rather high because
of the amount of excavation. Mayor Liebl stated the cost of the side
street assessment had been $3.60 and now would only be $1.75.
STINSON BOULEVARD - 61ST TO GARDENA:
The City Engineer stated the front would be $10.52 and the side, $2.19.
Mayor Lieb1 asked if there were any questions, and there were none.
The City Engineer added that the estimates for Stins�n B7vd. had been .
$14.43 for the front and $2.61 for the side.
NORTH DANUBE ROAD TO GARDENA AVENUE:
The City Engineer explained the front per foot assessment would be $10.19 and
$1.84 for the side yard. He added, the estimated cost had been $17.16 and was
high because they had anticipated problems in working with the soil conditions
He stated the costs arere down and the reason for this is that the City had
acquired some material from Burlington Northern and Park Construction.
NORTN DANUBE ROAD, WEST DANUBE ROAD, 50UTH DANUQE CIRCLE, EAST DANUBE ROAD
ND REGIS CIRCLE: •
The remaining portions of the improvement project were the five streets taken
care of in Innsbruck North. The City Engineer pointed out that the assessments
were on a per lot basis and were taken care of this way upon request of the
developer. He stated the residential lots would be assessed $2,821.81 per lot
and should have been included in the price of the home as a pending assessment.
Councilman Starwalt asked if the cost of these roads would be higher because
they are new roads. The City Engineer explained that the roads are all
concrete and the cost of this type of roadway is higher. Councilman Starwalt
questioned if the cost of the road would increase over those installed on
an already stabalized street. The City Engineer felt the ball park price would
be $17.00 instead of $12.00.
STORM SEWER BETWEEN 61ST AVENUE AND GARDENA AVENUE, ARTHUR STREET AND STINSON BLVD.:
The City Engineer pointed out the area and said the storm sewer assessments
are on the basis of 100 square foot measurements. He explained, basically,
there ar.e two areas involved in the present assessments and pointed out
areas A and B on the map and said they would be assessed $3.83 per 100 square
feet. He added, the estimated price presented at .the Public Hearing had�
been $3.99 per l00 square feet. The City Engineer referred to area D which
will be assessed $1.76 per 100 square feet as compared to the price of $3,99
estimated at the Public Hearing. He further explained this was a partiai
assessment and the work is not complete and in areas A and B there had been
more work completed and this was the reason for the higher assessment.
Mr. Bailey Tiller addressed the Council and questinned the reason for the
assessments being placed on his property as this was the highest in the
area elevationwise. He stated he had never had any trouble with water and
he had paid more for the high land than those who had purchased lower land
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and did have drainage problems. He asked why his property was involved in •
the assessments at the present time.
Mayor Liebl pointed out the City would have to �Follow the law of the land and
and the policy which is always upheld by tiie Supreme Court which is those
residing on the highest piece of land must also pay for the storm sewer
facilities because their land is being drained onto the lower properties.
Mayor Liebl asked the City Attorney for his counsel.
The City Atiorney said a11 properties contribute io the water and ultimate
outflow and this has been the ruling uphe]d by the Minnesota Supreme Court,
He added, this means all the high property as a�ell as the low property.
He explained the policy of creating storm sewer districts and also subdistricts.
He pointed out there are three subdistricts in this project which are A, B,
and D, with D being assessed a lo���er amount because the amount of work in
thfs district has not been as comprehensive as in areas A and B. The City
Attorney continued saying there is no assessment being placed on the properties
within su �fistrict C at this time because there is no work being done in
this area at this time. The City Engineer stressed there would be no development
of storm sewer in area C because there is no development in this area.
The City Engineer reviewed the priority levels of drainage through storm sewer
systems within the City as one, all roads and public right of ways
are to be drained first, and secondiy, the drainage of low areas creating
developable sites. He expounded, it is not the City's concern to drain every
piece of low land, but if the developer wants the property drained, ft would
be possible to do so. .
, A resideni of the area asked if the wh�le City was to pay for the drainage
of such a developers low ]ands? 7he City Engineer responded stating everyone
in the City will be eventually assessed for storm sewer systems. He explained
at the present time, there are only a very few small areas that have not
been assessed for the storm sewer and the property owner, wou7d be ca]]ed
1 in for Public Nearings and the assessments and improvements would have
to be approved. He stated the same standards apply ali over the City, and
the plan is to provide this service for the entire City.
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Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimousty and the Public Hearing closed at 8:35 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMEN7 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1972-2:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing
notice and open the Public Hearing on the assessment for Street Improvement
Project ST. 7972-2, Seconded by Counci7man Utter. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the
Pubiic Nearing opened at 8:36 p.m.
The City Engineer outlined the standards in this improvement project would
' be high, but the people would be paying a normal amount for residential
property in Fridley and the remainder of the assessment would be taken care
of by State Aide street funds.
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The City Engineer pointed out this area would be $10.52 for the front
per foot and the estimate had been $13.19. He added, the side yard assessment
would be $2,05.
GARDENA - ARTHUR STREET TO STINSON• �
The City Engineer stated the estimate for this area had been $13.14 and the
proposed actual assessment would be $10.52 per front foot. The side yard
assessment would be $2.05 per foot he continued.
Mr. Baiiey Tilier addressed the Council and said the City had torn up
Garc� na in front of his home in three places the past spring and hi5 curbing
, had been broken. He thought the Engineering Department could have referred
tolheir location maps and only torn up the street in one place. Mr. Tiller
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recalled the reason for the street being torn up was because the water
had not been turned on. Mr. Tiller added, the first street was put in
that area 20 years ago and it was a good tar street. He said he thought
this street would have held up and felt there would be no reason for a
new street today. He continued stating when the sanitary sewer and
water facilities were installed, the street was never properly repaired
and it was full of holes the following spring, Mr. Tiller inquired if
the property owners were due some credit for the first street because
it was not properly repaired and maintained. Mr. Tiller stated in the
period of 20 years, he had paid for three streets. Mr, Tiller agreed
to talk to Councilman Starwalt, but said if could not come to some agreement,
he would get an attorney. He again questioned the reason for the street
being torn up after he had paid the extra expense of install.ing three
outlets, so the street would never have to be torn up. He added, this
had been quite an expense.
Councilman Starwalt responded and said he did not know why the three holes
had to be dug in the street. He explained that he did reside near Mr. Tiller
and he thought Mr. Tiller should consider the factor of the increase of
traffic in the area. He thought this increase may be 500� over the last
10 years. He agreed the street that had been installed 11 years ago was
a good street, but there had been a great deal of traffic on the street.
Mr. Tiller said he was not speaking of the street of 10•years ago, he was
concerned with the street of 2� years ago. He added, he thought that three
streets in 20 years was a little more than working people can afford.
The City Engineer explained that the p�ople of the area were not paying
the total cost of the street, the final mat had not been installed and
would not be installed for some time. He continued, the street is heavily
traveled and the final mat would not be placed on the street for two
years or so because of the settlement of the street caused by the clay in the
area. He pointed out that this delay wi71 increase the life of the street
and take care of the settling.
MATTERHORN DRIVE:
The City Engineer listed the prices for Matterhorn Drive and said they
would be $10.52 for the front and $2.05 for the side yard «ssessment or
the same rate as the streets previously mentioned in the project. He
stated the amount given to the people at the Public Hearing had been $12.00.
INNSBRUCK NORTN DRIVE:
The City Engineer said the residents of Innsbruck North Drii�e would be assessed
by lot at $2,821.81 per residential lot, $62.82 per apartment unit and the
townhouse rate would be $115.84 per unit.
Mrs. B. Lillimoen, 1583 Gardan Avenue, asked when the storm sewer would
be placed in the area. The City Engineer said he hoped to acquire the money
for the system through escrow and this would depend on how quickly the
area developes. He added, this would be a matter of time and may be two
to three years.
MOTION�by Councilman Breider to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by
Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing on Street Improvement
Project ST. 1972-2 closed at 9:03 p.m.
OLD BUSINESS:
OROINANCE #546 - VACATION, SAV #73-08; DENNIS RANSTROM, TO VACATE 20' UTILITY
Mayor Liebl said he had received the letter from Mr. John E. Daubney of
August 29, 1973, and after reading the letter, Mayor Liebl agreed with the
requests concerning Lots 10 and 11, Rice Creek School Addition. He added,
he had been at t4�e location and had looked at the lots.
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Mr. Johp E. Daubney, Attorney for Mr. Dennis Ranstrom, addressed the Council.
He pointed out that he had prepared rough drafts of the proposed deeds of easement
as requested by the Council and he believed the deeds and letter were in the
spirit and conditions agreed upon at the previous meeting of the Council.
Councilman 8reider said he thaught the previous pian was without the request
of a variance, and this was what had been requested in the first place.
Mr. Daubney said yzs, he would like to explain this matter. Mr. Daubney
pointed out the two lots on the map on the easel and said there is a utility
and drainage easement between the two lots and also a manhole and temporary
storm sewer pipe which is partially covered and then extends above the
surface of the ground on the south of Lot 11 to Rice Creek. He stated
the applicant would grant the easement for the temporary pipe on Lot 11 for
an exchange or release of the easement between the ti�io lots. Mr. Daubney
read the rough draft of the proposed deed of easement for the six foat
utiTity and drainage easement to the Council.
Mr. Daubney continued with the second part of the proposed negotiations
concerning the walkway on the southeast side of Rice Creek and below the
856 elevation. Mr. Daubney read the deed of easement aloud to ihe CounciT.
At ihe point in the easement where the width of the easement was included,
Mr. Daubney asked the members of the Council if it was their understanding
this was to be six feet in width. He said he would agree to this, or what
the Engineering Depart�nent would consider a reasonable width. Ne added,the
location of the walkway would have to be staked out by the Engineering
Department and in order to reduce confusion, he believed the elevation
should be established from the City's contour map from the Engineering
Department. Mr. Daubney said there would be no argument as to the placement of
the six foot walkway between the creek and the 856 elevation. He thought
this could be left open at this time, Mr. Daubney said he would be wiiling
to change the deeds in form if the City Attorney felt it necessary. He
said he would ask the. City to waive the right to the nor�h/south easement
between the two lots. The plan had been changed somewhat, he added.
Mr. Daubney said he would request the Council approve the iniiial request
for the variance of ihe frant yard setback as the land is a little better
and more firm soil conditions exist in this area. He continued saying the
applicant had provided reports of soil borings done by Soil Exploration
which prove the area to be buildable. Mr. Daubney explained the proposed site
would be sufficient, but the new request would be better and wouid piace
the structure away from the walkway. Mr. Daubney said the initial request
including the variance and the vacation of the easement had been reviewed
by the P]anning Commission and they recominended approval of the request.
Mr, Daubney said it is his understanding that this action would comply with
the City Code.
Mr. Daubney said the Council had requested an indemnification agreement be
submitted by the app7icant, stating in substance, if there are any problems
with th� subsoil, the applicant would hold the City harmless. Mr. Daubney
said he had prepared an agreement that would be subject to the City Attorney's
approval, but he would like approvai of the agreement in principle. Mr,
Daubney said he would submit the documents to the City Attorney and the
City Engineer for the approval of the final form. He said he would ask the
Council for approval of the matter that evening.
Mr. Daubney said he would like approvai of the two deeds of easement, one
for the west side of Lots 10 and 11 for the walkway, and secondly, for the
south side of Lot 11 for utilities.
Mayor Liebl said he felt the applicant and Mr. Daubney had cooperated with
the City by furnishing the agreement to hoid the City harmless for the
building. He questioned if the ameunt of the easeroent should be more than
six feet. Councilman Breider said this is all the Council had asked for.
The City Engineer recalled an agreement had been worked out. Mayor Liebl
read the points in the agreement: 1. That the applicant dedicate a six
foot utility easement on the south side of Lot 11. Mr. Daubney agreed to
this point. 2. That the applicant dedicate a walkway easement on the
northerly portion of the lots following basically the 856 contour elevation.
Mr: Daubney said the applicant would agree to this point. 3. That an
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easement be dedicated for the pur.poses of ponding the northerly portion
of the lots following, basically the 870 contour line. The City Engineer
said this point would be deleted in the agreement. 4. The property owner
agrees to hold the City harmless if there is structural or other damage
to the bu�ldings, caused by a water main break, or water running off the
banks of the lots, due to the steepness of the terrain of Lot 10 and ll.
Mr. Daubney said he would agree to this point, but would not hold the
City harmless for any negligence. The City Attorney said this was how
the discussion had gone at the previous meeting. Point 5 read, the property
owner will supply the necessary doucments for points 1, 2, and 4 before
the second reading of the ordinance.
Mr. Daubney said the indemnity agreement to hold the City harmless would
be subject to the approval of Mr. Herrick.
The City Engineer pointed out that the original agreeinent contained a point
that an easement for a lake would 6e given at the 870 contour line. He
explained he should also give the Council more facts about the matter.
The City Engineer stated the Metro Council had approved a plan for the parks
in the area. There is a request for a building permit and the City cannot
hold up the applicant any longer. The City Engineer said the County had
been in contact with him and requested the issuance of the building permit
be held for a period of three months, and he had advised the County that
the City could not ask the people to wait for a permit for another three
months. The City Engineer said he felt if �he County wanted the property,
they could negotiate for it or allow the people to build on the property.
He added, the applicants have quite a bit or work and effort into this
project. He advised the Council that the County would be acting the next
day on whether to acquire the property or let the people build on it.
He thought they should not be working on cross purposes and the ponding
easement was the only question and this portion could be deleted.
Mr, Dau6ney said it would take several days to get the necessary documents
in final form. He continued, he had been�advised there are no funds ayail-
able on the County level for this project this year. Mr. Daubney stated
he would ask the Council to approve the requests in principle. He said the
applicant is not asking for any rezoning and this would not change the value
of the property by issuing a building permit.
Councilma.n Starwalt said he had a couple of items he would like to mention.
He brought to the attention of the Council that a vacation had been turned
down ir� the vicinity of this location, prohibiting the issuance of a building
permit. He added, this a�as on another proposed house one block east of
this site, and the reason for denia"1 of the request was that the structure
was not in line with the other homes in the neighborhood. He added, he had
voted in favor of this street vacation. In the future, he said, the whole
area may'possibly be park land or used for other purposes. He repeated
the point brought out by the City Engineer that the County peopie have their
eyes on the property. He thought this matter should not be resolved at the
present time. Councilman Starwalt said he had talked with Mr, Ranstrom
concerning the matter. Ne thought if the area were to be developed into
a ponding area, there would be a need for the third point in the agreement,
and the aaalkaray wo.uld also be needed. Councilman Starwalt said he would
suggest the matter be resolved by the County before the Council would take
any action on it.
Cauncilman lftter said he had talked to the applicants. Ne said he did noi
believe the City had the uitimate jurisdiction and if the State would �need
the property, they would condemn it. Councilman Utter addressed Councilman
Starwalt and said the other vacation request in the area was for the vacation
of a street, not a utility easement, and the vacation of the utility easement
would not be an injustice to those people who had been denied the request.
Councilman Utter stressed, the people w�uld be using their own property
to build, and this would be all.
The City Attorney advised the Council that the property owner would be
entitled to a building permit. He stated, this is a matter of law, and
the City would have to grant a buildin� permit if the applicant had not
requested any waivers, variances or vacation of easements. He pointed out
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a building permit. Ne said in this case, the applicant is requesting two
things, a variance of the front yard setback and the vacation of an easement.
The City Attorney said the City would not have to grant these requests,
and the property owner wouid not have to grant the City's two requests.
' He added, the Council has asked the two things they desire and this would
have to be the owner's decision. He continu?d saying, he ���as not indicating
what the Council should do and he was not trying to say this is a good
or a bad trade. The City Attorney said the City has been asked to do
' something, they do not have to do, and the owner has been asked to do some-
thing, he does not have to do , and legaliy, there is no requirement on
this.
Mayor Liebl said the Council had been over this matter four times, and he
' felt it to be only a matter of aye or nay. He said the property owner would
not have to give his property avray and if he holds the City harmless, nobody
wi11 be hurt and it will be the property owner's prerogative to bui7d a home.
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Mr. Daubney agreed with the City Attorney stating, the City could give nothing
and the applicant could give nothing. He explained it was his purpose to
negotiate something for the City and something for the applicant,
MOTION by Councilman Nee to table the matter for one �,�eel:. Seconded by
Co�ncilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, Nee and Starwalt voting aye,
and Liebl, Breider and Utter voting nay, Mayor Liebl DE�LARED THE MOTION
FAILED.
MOTTON by Councilman Utter to waive the second reading of the Ordinance,
to adopt the second reading of the Ordinance, and approve the variance, and
that Mr. Daubney, the City Attorney and the City Engineer come to an agreement
on the six foot walkway easement on the north side of Lot 11 between the
creek and the 856•elevation, and that the applicant grant a six foot utility
and drainage easement on the south line of Lot 1i, and that the applicant
wi11 submit a letter holding the City harmless for any structural damage
caused by the soil conditions or steepness of the terrain, and that the
applicant provide documents for items.one, two, and four before the
publication of the ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a
roll call vote, Starwalt voting nay, Liebl voting aye, Utter voting aye,
Nee voting nay, and Breider voting aye, Mayor Liebl dec7ared the motion
carried three to two and Ordinance No. 546 adopted.
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGARDING TRUCK PARKING
TABLED AUGUST 6, 1973 :
Mayor Lieb1 suggested receiving the ordinance.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the ordinance and that any discussion or
action on the first reading of the ordinance until the next meeting of tfie
Council. Seconded by Councilman Nee.
The City Attorney pointed out he had obtained some of the material from the
code and some definitions from the State Statutes.
UPON A VOICE VO7E, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the moiion ca.rried
unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS: ' '
APPROVAL OF BUS.SHELTER AT INTERSECTION OF MISSISSIPPI STREET AND T.H. #47:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the bus shelter�on T. H. #47.
Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Nee said there should be an opening in the fence from the south.
CONSIDERATION Of AN ORDINANCE DESI6NATING CR�EK AND RIVER PRESERVATION DISTRICT
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MOTION by Councilman Breider to table the consideration of the ordinance
until later in the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
RE UEST FOR APPROVAL OF SIGN PERh1IT Ah'D WAiVING FEE: APPROVAL OF LEASE
AGREEMEP�T FOUNDATION FOR ISLANDS OF PEACE, INC. :
MOTION by Gauncilman Utter to approve the sign permit as requested by
the Foundation for the Islands of Peace, Inc., waiving the fees. Seconded
by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to table the consideration of the lease
agreement. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION Of APPROVAL OF A FRONT YARD SETBACK VARIANCE FROM �5 TO 20
FEE , 56 IP,ONTUN STREET .��E:, BY MER I BRU KOW:
MO'iION by Councilman Nee to receive the letter requesting the approval of
a variance in front yard setback. Seconded by Councilman Utier. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
Councilman 6reider said �he did not feel the Council could do much in the
fortn of action on the matter because a Public Hearing was required.
The City Engineer said the other area properties have the same setback.
He suggested the Council concur with the action of the Board of Appeals at
their meeting which wou1d be the next evening or September 11, 1973. Mayor
Liebl stated he had no objections to the variance of the setback.
MOTION by Councilman Nee to concur with the action of the Board of Appeals
at the Public Hearing meeting of 5eptember 11, 1973. Seconded by Councilman
Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously and the recom�nendation of the Board would be_ concurred
with.
RECEIVIPJG THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETIPdG OF AUGUST 22, 1973:
CONSIDERA7ION OF A REZONING REQUEST, ZOA 373-08, BY NORTN SUBURQAN
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The City Engineer explained there would be no action necessary on
this .item because it had been continued at the Planning Comnission
level.
CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P. S, #73-06, WARRIS
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The City Engineer stated there was np action necessary at the present
meeting. The item would be brought to the Council for Public Hearing
at the next meeting of the Council for consideration of the final
plat.
REQUEST QY JONN DOYLE (6305 EAST RIVER ROAD):
The City Engineer advised the Council there was no action necessary on
the item as it was to be reviewed by the Planning Commission and this
would be done the following meeting of the Commission.
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The City Engineer pointed out that there would be no action needed
on this or the remaining items on the Planning Commission minutes,
MOTION by Councilman Utter to recaive the minutes of the Planning Commission
meeting of August 22, 1973. Secorided by Councilman Star��talt. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE t�9INUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE
F UGUS 3� 1973:
CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUC7 BUILDINGS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
S-S t SE ICE F � RECR`�fTU�l7�'F CCES, LOC TED 0 P RTS OF S
1 AND 72, UDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 155, BETNG PARCELS 2210 AND 2400:
The City Engineer advised the Council that this item had be2n cancelled
at the Planning Commission level.
CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO COi�STRUCT AN ADDITION FOR M.ANUFACTURING
PURPOSES ON THE PRESENT 6UILDING LOCATEb ON LOTS 18 AfJD 19, BL`CK 7,
ONOk��DDITION: iFiE SAPiE BETNG 7775-79 BEECH ST EE7. REQUES BY HE
BROQKLYrd TOOL COfiPaNY 7779 QEECH STREE7 t�. E., FRIDl.EY, MINNESOTA :
The City Engineer said the Subcommittee had recommended approval of
the request with some stipulations.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur with the recommendations of the
Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee and approve the request
to construct an addition with the stipulations as recommended by the
subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
' MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Building Standards-
Design Controi Subcommittee of August 30, 1973. Seconded b.y Counciiman Nee.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�iayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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SOLUTIOtJS:
Mayor Liebl informed the Counc9l that the people in the area of ihe Sears
� property had called a meet9ng because they were concerned about the motorized
traffic in the area. Ne added, a poll of the neighborhood had been taken
to indicate whether or not they favored the continued use of the motor
' vehicles in the area.
� Mr. Chester C. Swanson, 226 69th Avenue N. E., addressed the Council and
asked if he may have a little time to present a history of cycling and the
growing interest in the outdoor recreat�onal use. Ne stated, this is not
a local problem, but also a national problem and the enthusiasm
, for tbe sport is continually mounting. He added, because of the irresponsible
operators of the recreational motorized vehicles, the neighbors and the other
operators are suffering. He included the history of snow mobiling in the
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as follows:
1. Leasing the property from Sears and regulating the recreational traffic
in the area.
2. Creating a 200 foot buffer zone between the area to be used and the
residential properties.
3. Create an access that will not invade the privacy of the area
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4. Establish a policy of noise control stating that mufflers and
silencers will be used so the noise will not exceed 92 decimals.
5. That a committee be set up consisting of home owners on 69th,
one representative of the cycling groups and snow mobile orgainization,
and Mr. Paul Brouan, Director of Parks and Recreation, and neutral
party.
6. That a path to gain access be approved within the right of way
portion of University Avenue, so the young people do not ride
on the highway.
7. That snowmobiles be allowed in the area in the winter months. He
thought this would create an area that everyone could use such as
the public beach in the City.
Mayor Liebl thanked Mr. Swanson for his presentation. He expressed concern
statinq some people �vould abuse the rights given, and these would be the
people from out of toam who do not realize the seriousness of the situation.
Mr. Thomas 0'Hara, 267 69th Avenue N. E., addressed the Council and said he
was speaking for himself in the matter. He thanked those responsible for
putting the item on the agenda for discussion. h1r. 0'Hara questioned if the
City Engineer had made contact with the people from Sears.on the possibility
of lea'sing the property. Mr. 0'Hara explained according to the information
he had obtained, the propei°ty could not be leased to the City for the use
of mini-bikes, there is an agreement with Sears which wouid prevent this
usage. He added, Sears will not lease the property without the agreement
of the property oamers of the area and their approval of the usage.
Mr, 0'Hara listed the various surrounding communities which have banned the
use of the recreational vehicles such as mini-b3kes within their limits.
He thought the City of Fridley is becoming the dumping ground for the
surrounding communities who do not want this type of activity. Mr. 0'Hara
said Columbia Heights and New Brighton are the only communities in the area
who allow the use of mini-bikes, but his must be with the permission of the
property owner. He said he would ask the Council to forbid completely and
entirely, the use of mini-bikes within the City.
Councilman Breider asked if this request Nrould also include the use of
snowmobiles? Mr. 0'Hara said he is not opposed to the use of snowmobiles.
Councilman Breider replied, those who are restricting mini-bikes would restrict
motor vehicles and this wouid include snow mobiles.
Mayor Liebl said the Legislature did not pass House File 2282 which would
regulate off-road recreational vehicles. Mayor Liebl continued by saying
the question in his mind was if the tax payers could afford the enforcement
of such an activity. He questioned if the constitutional rights of the
people would be effected and asked the City Attorney for his counsel. Mayor
Liebl stated, if he wished to purchase a mini-bike, his neighbors could not
stop him, he asked the power of the Council, could this type of decision
be overruled?
The City Attorney explained there are two areas that would have to be considered:
1. The mini-bikes can be used on the public streets.
2. As Councilman Utter had raised, the point of the operation of the
vehicle by a citizen of Fridley on private property within the
City with the consent of the property owner would have to be�
considered. Related to this aspect, he added, the condition of
creating a nuisance would also have to be considered.
The City Attorney pointed out that perhaps an individual couid use his
neighbors property if the neighbor did not object and he questioned the
matter of obtaining written permission and how this would be handled in the
courts. He advised the Council that no court would convict a person for
violating an ordinance if he had oral permission and not written permission
from the property owner.
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Mrs. 0'Hara addressed the Council and said she had been home for the
better part of the day the day after the area was posted and about 11:00
a.m., there were three-boys on bikes in the posted area. She added, these
young persons must not have been high school age. The gates are open and
the area is posted she said. Five persons were operating bikes that
afternoon and it is difffcult for her to run into the field and tel] the
young people the area is posted everytime someone comes into the field
she added.
Mr. James P1akie,200 N. E. Rice Creek Terrace, said he was concerned about
, the fencing in the Rice Creek area and questioned if criminal hazard
charges could be brought if someone 4ti�ere hurt in this area. The children
of the area had been waiking across the tressel since the gate had been
installed he reported. He thought this was creating a hazard and feared
, someone would be getting killed on the tressel. Mr. Makie indicated he
did not know who had installed the fence, but thought this to be a fatal
mistake.
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The City Attorney saitl he would not buy this argumeni; and explained the
fencing was instalied on private property with limited use, and those
crossing the tressel N��u7d be trespassing. He said the only instance
where this may not be correct is when a four or five year old who was not
avaare of the danger would cross the tressel.
Mr. Makie said he did not thin k the gates are the solution. He questioned
if the area could be open to pedes�rians, but closed to motorized vehicles.
Mr. Laurance Andet°son, 22Q Rice Creek Blvd., said he would favor fencing
the area, but there are those who use the area to walk to church, Ne
inquired if it would be possible to use fencing similar to that used on
tennis courts because this could be done with a minimum cost and be very
simple to walk through.
Mayor Liebl read the points of concern incorporated in the memo subntiited
to the Council from the Acting City Manager, Mr. Nasim Qureshi, and suggested
the points be studied and the item be brought to the Council in October.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to direct the Parks and Recreation Commiss5on
to study the matter, considering the five proposals in the memorandum from
the Acting City Manager and that the matter of the fence on the Rice Creek
area be studied for a possible solution to the fencing of the area allowing
pedestrians, but prohibiting motoi°ized vehicles. Seconded by Councilman
Starwalt.
The Acting City Manager said he would look into the matter of the fencing
and contact the P1etro Sewer Board if necessary.
Councilman Starwalt suggested Mr. 0'Hara and Mr. Swanson work with the
Parks and Recreation Commission to come up with a satisfactory solution.
Councilman Breider thought if the Sears property were not considered
for the facility, there would be no reason for Mr, 0'Hara to take part in
the discussion for the solution.
Mayor Liebl said he would ]ike to find a place that did not interfer with
the peopYe in residential areas, and this is a recreational matter and it
is the constitutional right of the operators io be able to use the vehicle.
He added, if the operation does not step on other people's toes. He thought
before there could be an ordinance considered, the cost of the erforcement
of the ordinance should be evaluated.
Mr. Bud Namilton, 181 Rice Creek Terrace, said he thought the Sears area
was the wrong area. The motorized vehicles would create a nuisance in
this area.
Courtcilman Breider said the Parks and Recreation Commission should study
the possibilities, htayor Liebl agreed and stressed they should look at
the five points in question in the memo from the Acting City Manager.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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Mayor Liebl said the matter would be discussed at the September 24, 1973,
meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF 7NE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION OF JUNE 11, 1973:
MOTION Councilman areider to receive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation
Commission of June 11, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, ��layor Liebi declared the notion carried unanimously.
Councilman Nee questioned receiving the minutes of the June 11, 1973 meeting
when it was presently the lOth of September. He said people had questioned
him about items and he is unable to anst�rer their questions.
The Acting City Manager said a special effort is being made to comp7ete
the transcription of the minutes within five days.
RECEIVING TNE MINUTES OF THE PARK A;D RECREATIOt� C0;^MISSION OF JUDdE 18, 1973:
MO1'ION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Parks and
Recreation Commission meeting of June 18, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried
uanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE MOORE L4KE TASK FORCE STUDY GROUP 0� JULY U, 1973�
MOTIOP! by Councilman Breider to rece9ve the minutes of the Moore Lake Task
Force Study Group of July 17, 1g73. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RECEIVIPJG THE NOTE FROP�1 THE HUMP.N RELATIONS COMh1ITTEE FP,OI�i AUGUST 23, 1973:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the note from the Human Relations
Committee froin August 23, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl deelared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING BIDS AND A1��ARDTNG CONTRACT FOR STREE7 IMPROVEP1ENT PROJECT ST, 1972-1A:
Progressive Contractors, Inc.
Box 368
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
C. M. McCrossen
Box 322 Route 2
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
Arcon Construction
Mora, Minnesota
McCree and Company
1145 West 7th Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Woodrich Construction Co.
County Road 3& 18th Avenue South
Hopkins, Minnesota 55343
Arnold Beckman, Inc.
9649 Humboldt Avenue South
Bloomington, Minnesota 55431
$75,578.00
$i13,841,60
No Bid
$96,552.20
$79,371.80
$99,872.45
MO'TION by Councilman Breider to receiv.e the bids for ST. 1972-1A. Seconded
by Councitman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously,
MOTION by Councilman Utter to award the contract for Street Improvement
Project ST. 1972-1A to Progressive Contractors, Inc., Box 368, Osseo,
Minnesota 55369, in the amount of $75,57II. Seconded by Councilsnan Breider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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CONSIDERATION OF RELEASE OF TWO LO7S HELD BY CITY COUNCIL FOR PARK AND DRAINAGE
PURPOSL-S NEXT TO RICE CREEK ROAD AJD CENsfk�L AU�E UE:
The City Engineer said if the property is not needed for park purposes, there
is still a need for some drainage easements on the property.
A representative from the Fridley V. f. W. addressed the Council and asked
if the City could obtain the property and sell it to the organization after
this. Mayor Lieb1 said he thought the organization should buy the property
and then come back to the Council.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to release the property on the corner of
Mississippi and Rice Creek Road being held by the County for the City of
Fridley for park purposes and authorize the County to sell the property
with the stipu]ation that there be drainage easements on the parcels.
Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
declared the motion car�°ied unanimously.
REC�IVING AUDIT REPORT FROP1 GEORGE M. HANSEN COMPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEM6ER 31, 1972:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the report from George M. Nanson
Company for the year ending December 31, 1972. Seconded by Councilinan
Uiter. Upon a voice vote,.ali voting aye, Mayor Liebl declai°ed the mot�on
carried unanimously.
DISCUSSION ON MINI-BIKES OTHER MOTORIZED RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PROBLEMS
A D!� POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS:
Mayar Liebl said this item had been taken care of earlier in the meeting.
RESOLUTION #116-1973 - CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEM�NT PROJECT
ST. 1972-1:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #116-1973 confirming
the assessment for street improvement Project S7. 1972-1. Seconded by
Councilman Nee. Upon a ro11 caii vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared
the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #117-1973 - CONfIRMING A$SESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1972-2: - •
MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #117-1973 confirming assess-
ment for Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-2. Seconded by Councilman Utter.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
uanimously.
RESOLUTION #118-1973 - DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER
ND SANITAR-Y SEtdER, AND STORM SEWER TMPR EMENT PROJEC7 N0. 112:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution �118-1973 directing preparation
of assessment roil for water, sanitary sevrer and storm sevder Improvement
Project No. 112. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, ��fayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #119-7973 - DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
ROLL FOR LdATER, SANI7ARY SE4JER, ND ST Rh4 SE ER IMPR EM[NT P JECT 2:
, MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt Resolution #119-1973, directing the publication
of hearing on proposed assessnents for w�ter, sanitary se���er, and storm sewer
Improvement Project No. 112. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
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RESOLUTION #120 - DIRECTING PREPARATION OF FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR IMPROVE-
PR JEC 14 3 SER ICE C NNEC I S:
, MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #120-1973, directing prepar-
ation of final assessment roll for Improvement Project 1973 Service Connections.
Secor�ded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
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RESOLUTIO�J #121-1973 - DIRECTING PU6LICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
R LL�F R��73 SER ICE� C0. �rECTIbPIS:
MOTIOti by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #121-1973 directing publication
of hearing on proposed assessment roll for 1973 Service Connections. Seconded
by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, t,layor Leibl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLL'TIO"J �122-1973 - DIP,ECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TE��1POR.ARY IP'PROVEMENT BONDS
MOTIO; by Councilman 6reider to adopt P,esolution #122-1973 directing the
issuance of temporary improvement bonds in accordance with laws of 1957,
Chapter 385 for Sanitary Se�;er, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project
No. 102. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously,
RESOLUTION #123-1973 - DIRECTING THE SALE AIdD PURCHASE OF TEi�'PORARY If1PROVEhiENT
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MOTIOt; by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution �123-1973 directing the
. . sale and purchase of temporary improvement bonds in accordance with laws
of 1457, Chapter 385 for Sanitary Set��er, Water and Storm Sewer Irnprovement
Project P+o. 102. Seconded by Councilman h'see. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, h�ayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLL'TIGN ,#124-1973 - DIREC7ING THE ISSUANCE OF TEPiPORARY IP1PROVEMENT BONDS
IN ACCOr�2DANCE WITH LA4lS Or 1957, CNAPTER 3II5, STREET IMPROUE��1ENT PRQJECT N0.
MOTIOt; by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #124-1973 directing the
' issuance of temporary improvement bonds in accordance with laws of 1957,
Chapter 385, for Street Improvement Project No. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2. Seconded
by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P4ayor Lieb1 declared
the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLU7I0"d �125-1973 - DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHAS� OF 7E�'�PORARY It^PROVE4�IENT
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MOTIO;I by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution #125-1973 directing the sale
and purchase of temporary improvement bonds in accordance with la4�as of 1957,
Chapter 385, for Street Improvenaent Project ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2. Seconded
by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTIQN #126-1973 - MAKING A 7RANSFER FROM THE PUBLIC U7ILITY FUND TO
EMEN7
MOTIO�� by Councilman Nee to adopt Resolution #126-1973. Seconded 6y Councilman
� Breider. Upon�a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor�Liebl declared the motion
carried�unanimously.
POINTMENTS: CITY EMPLOYEES:
NAME POSITION SALARY EFFECTIVE DATE REPLACL-S
Evelyn Loomis Clerk-Typist •$450 per August 30, 1973 Elinor Thoennes
6455 VanBuren Fire Dept. month
Fridley, Minnesota
MOTIOy by Councilman Utter to appoint Ms. Evelyn Loomis, Clerk-Typist in the
fire Department effective August 30, 1973. Seconded 6y Counclman Breider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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APPOINT��1ENT: BOARD OF APPEALS: HUMAN RELATIONS COI�1MITTEE:
MOTION by Councilinan Breider to table the appointment to the Qoard of Appeals.
Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote9 all voting aye, Mayor
Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Counci]man Starwalt to appo7nt Mr. Robert C. Erickson, 5950
Benjamin St. N. E., 789-03G5, to the Numan Relations Committee until April 1,
i974. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
CLAIMS:
GENERAL 33005 - 33189
LIQUOR 8122 - 8180
MOTTON by Councilman Starwalt to approve the claims. Seconded by Councilman
Breider. Upon a vofce vote, all voting aye, P1ayar Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously.
LIC�NSES:
MUL7IPLE DWELLING LICENSES:
OWNER ADDRESS . UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
Bruce B. Brazil 5770 2nd St. N. E. 8 $15.00 R. Aldrich
5978 4th St. N. E. Fire Prev.
Fridley, Minnesota
Spencer J. Sokolowski 5801 2nd St. N. E. 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
for Berton Cross Fire Prev.
5801 2nd St. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota
' 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
John Kassulker 6530 2nd St. N. E. Fire Prev.
Rt. 2, Box 124
Onamia, Minnesota
Sidney & Donna Dahl 6551 Znd St. N. E. 7 15.00 R. Aldrich
5210 Buchanan St. N.E. Fire Prev.
Gary G. Novak 5820 22 St. N. E. 4. 15.00 R. Aldrich
5315 4th St. N. E. Fire Prev.
John D. Miller 4965 3rd St. N. E. 11 16.00 R. Aldrich
47 Rice Creek Way �ire Prev.
Fridley, Minnesota
Francis de Ridder 5320 4th St. N.E. 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
7917 37th Avenue N. Fire Prev.
New Hope, Minnesota
Richard Welk - 5974 3rd St. N.E. 4 • 15.00 R. Aldrich
4090 Decatur Ave. N. Fire Prev.
New Hope, Minnesota
Vernon L. Dean 5347-44 4th St. N.E. 3 i5.00 R. Aldrich
11600 Kentucky Ave. N. Fire Prev.
Champlin, Minnesota
LaVerne M. Qauer 5800 4th St. N. E. 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
2217 40th Avenue N. E. Fire Prev.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Glenn Mostoller 5420 5th St. N. E. 4 15.00 R, Aldr.ich
7632 Bryant Ave. S. Fire Prev.
Richfield, Minnesota
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• MULTIPLE DblELLI3vG LICENSES CONTIN�IED:
� , NAME OF 041NER • ADDRESS UNFTS FEE APPROVED BY -
Irving S. Efron 262 57th Place N.E. 8 $15.OQ R. Aldrich
3025 S. Salem Ave. Fire Prev.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Holmquist Enterprises 450 75th Ave. N. E. 11 16.00 R. Aldrich
3608 Rdmiral Lane Fire Prev.
Minneapolis, Minnesota "
Holmquist Engerprises . 476 75th Ave, N.'E. 11 16.00 R. Aldrich
3608 Admiral Lare Fire Prev.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
' Irving Gunderson 5960-5989 Anna St. 33 38.00 R. Aldr�ich
5980 Anna Ave. N, E. ' Fire Prev.
Fridley, hiinnesota �
Capital.Contraci:s, Inc.. 5701 Central Ave. N. E.32 37.00 • R. Atdrich
7.90 S. Cleveland fire Prev.
St. Pau7 , t�"ii nnesota �
Maurice M. Fi7ister 5640 East River Rd. 42' 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road , Fire Prev.
Maurice M. Filister 5660 Easts,•River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road Fire Prev.
Maurice M. Filister 5680 East�River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road . fire Prev.
Maurice M. Filister 5720 East River Rd, 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River�Road • Fire Prev.
Maurice M: Filister. 5740 East River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
575� East River Road � � Fire Prev.
Maurice M. Filister 5760 �ast River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 Eas.t River Road , fire•P'rev.
Maurice M. Filister 5780 East River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East. River Road Fire Prev. •
Maurice M. Filister 5800 East River Rd. 42 4�.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road Fire Prev.
Maurice M, Filister 5820 East River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road Fire Prev.
Maurice M. Filister 5840 East River Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
575Q East River Road • fire Prev.
Maurice'M. Filister 5860 East R•iver Rd. 42 47.00 R. Aldrich
5750 East River Road Fire Prev.
Capital�Contracts, Inc. 5950 East River Rd. 12 17.Q0 R. Aldrich
790 S. Cleveland Fire Prev.
St. Paul , ��1i nnesota . , '
� Hirsch Brothers. 6550 East Rjver Rd. 140 146.00 R. Aldrich
. ' 9120 Netill Lake Rd. Fire Prev.
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Ronald Shelton 140 Mississippi P1. 4 75.00 R. Aldrich
8706 Grospoint Ave. S, Fire Prev.
Cottage Grove, Minnesoi;a .
' Capital Contracts, Inc. 995 Lynde Drive 32 37.00 R. Aldricti
790 S. Cleveland Fire Prev.
St. Paul, Minnesota
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MUlTIPLE DIJELIING LICENSES CONTINUED:
NAME OF Otd�dER ADDRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY
Eugene Lashinski 4030 Main St. N. E. 4 `
1035 Polk Place M. E. $15.00 R. Aldrich
Fire Prev.
A. C. Mattson 120 Mississippi Place 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
6320 Riverview Terrace
Fire Prev.
A. T, Gearman 5650 Polk St. N. E. 32 37.00 R. Aldrich
6225 University Ave. N. E.
Fridley, Ptinnesota Fire Prev.
Richrrd H. Veth 6071 3rd St. N. E. 3 15.00 R. Aldrich
6071 3rd St. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota Fire Prev.
Otto G. Westenfield 710 61st Ave. N. E. 8 i5.00 R. Aidrich
5830 5th St. N. E.
Frid7ey, Minnesota Fire Prev.
Eibert Staples 321 79th Way N. E. 4 15.00 R. Aldrich
17T6 E. 58th St.
Minneapolis, Minnesota . Fire Prev.
Leonard Jacobsen 6379 Nighway �65 8 15.00 R. Aldrich
14Q8 Frankson Ave.
St. Paul, Minnesota Fire Prev.
CIGARET7E: BY APPROVED BY FEE
Casino Royaie �
6225 Highway 65 N. E. Francis L. Mager Public Safety Director $12,pp
Fridley, Minnesota
PUBLIC DRINKING PLACE: �
Casino Royale Francis L. Mager Pub19c Safety Director $100.00
6225 Highway 65 N. E.
Fridley, Plinnesota
TAVERN:
Casino Royale Francis L. Mager Public Safety Director $12,00
6225 Highway 65 N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota
ON SALE BEER:
Casino Royale �'rancis L. Mager Pubiic Safety Director $120.00
6225 Highway 65 N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota
FOOD ESTABLISHMENT:
Casino Royale Francis L. Mager Community Development Adm. $16..64
6225 }iighway 65 N. E. ' prorated
Fridley, Minresota
MO7ION by Councilman Utter to approve the licenses. Seconded by Counciln�an
Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimous]y. •
Mayor LiebT said the establishment now called the Casino Royale has new
ownership and will be called Pollies.
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CONSIDERATIOPd OF A REQUEST BY TOTINO'S FOdDS, INC., FOR A TEMPORARY TRAILER
PERMIT FOR A PERIOD OF OP�E YE R G B 5E S N OFFICE:
MO7ION by Councilman Utter to approve the trailer permit for Totino's Foods.
Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Lieb1 declared the motion carried unanimously.
ESTIMATES:
Keyway Builders, Inc.
255 Nighway 55
Hamel, Minnesota 55340
PARTIAL Estimate #6 for Fridley Liquor Store from
June 23, 1973, to August 10, 1973 $ 10,149.83
George M. Hansen Company
175 South Plaza Building •
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416
1972 Audit for City of Fridley 3,700.00
Village of New f3righton
803 5th Avenue N. W.
New Brighton, Minnesota 55112
Fridley's Share of Improvement of Stinson Blvd.
16th Street to 18th St. N. W. (ST. 1972-1) 27,753.87
Allied Blacktop Company
3601 48th Avenue N.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429 1,594.31
FINAL Estimate #2 for Street Improvement Project
S7. 1973-10 (Seal Coat) according to contract
Progressive Contractors, Inc.
Box 368
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
Partial Estimate #8, Street Improvement Project
S7. 1972-2 (MSAP) 94,266.56
Partial Estimate #9, Street Improvement Project
S7. 1972-1 24,802.32
Carl Newquist, Prosecutor
Smith, Juster, Feikema, Haskvitz & Casserly
Builders Exchange Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
For services rendered as Prosecutor - August 1,695.00
MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the estimates. Seconded by Councilman
Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl dec}ared the motion.
carried unanimously.
COMP�IUN I CAT I ON S:
SU3URBAN LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES: JOINING LEAGUE: •
Mayor Liebl thought that this would be a waste of time with the City already
a member of iwo such Leagues. He said they are members of the Metro League
and State League and he did not think the City would have the money to join
another league. He added, he did not believe another community in Anoka
County belonqed to the League,
Councilman areider said he would not v�ant the budget to increase for this
membership, and he thought there was too much money going to the various
leagues at the present time.
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Councilman Utter agreed and said he t��ould not want to budget any money
for membership in the Suburban League.
Councilman 6reider said if the City were involved in too many leagues,
nothing would be done.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to not join the Suburban League. Seconded
by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
SCHOOL_DIS7RICT #14: NORTH PAP,K: '
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from the School
' District #14 dated August 22, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Breider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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SCHOOL bISTRICT #11: NORTH PARK:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the cominunication from School District
#11 dated September 6, ]973. Seconded by Counc9lman Nee. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: JOINT HIRING OF LEGISLRTIVE LIAISON:
Mayor Liebl said he has had a change of mind on the matter since it t�as
discussed previously and he feels the City would ge� more out of �he Metro
League than they would from the hiring of another Legislative Liaison.
Counciima» Utter said there had been an expendature of $750 7ast year for this
purpose. The City Attorney said this was a very sinall amount. Councilman
Starwalt said it has seemed like a good idea at the tiine.
MOTION by Councilman Utter to withdraw from the joint hiring of the Legislative
Liaison for the 1974 session of the Legislature and that the Gity Manager
prepare a letter of intent to Columbia Neights on the matter. Seconded by
Councilman Starwalt.
Councilman Breider said he thought this system would work effectively
if t�e specific person was sought for the specific issue in question. The
City Rttorney expressed cancern that the Counci7 may be closing the door
for the future when the services may be needed. Mayor Liebl said the City
did not have the money.
Mayor Liebl said the City obtains most of the needed information from the
Metro League and had not obtained much ft°oin Mr. Kennedy.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimous]y. .
Mayor Liebl said no money was to be budgeted for this purpose,
METRO COUNCIL: RESCHEDULED MEETING WITH COUNCIL:
' MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive and concur in the communication from
the Metro Council dated August 29, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Breider.
Upon a voice vote, all v�ting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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CITY OF f�1INNEAPOLIS:
AND CAMDEN aRTDGE:
STATE OF MINNESOTA:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to r.eceive the communication from the City of
' Minneapolis dated August 29, 1973 and the comnunciation from the State of
Minnesota dated August 30, 1973, both regarding the Camden Sridge. Seconded
by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, MayAr Liebl
declared the mot�on carried unanimously.
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METRO COUNCIL: APPOINTP�ENT OF ADPdINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FOR COMMUNICATION '
WITH LOGAL'ELECTED OFFICIA�S:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from the Metropolitan
Council dated August 29, 1973 regarding the appointment of an Administrative
Assistant. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt,
The Acting City Manager said this was an attempt on the part of the Metro
Council to improve communications with the various municipalities. This
would enable communities to call and get needed information and obtain
help with the various prob7ems.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
SCHOOL DISTRICT #16: NORTH PARK:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from School District
#16 dated September 6, 1973 concerrring North Park. Seconded by Councilman Nee.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor LA.�bI declared the motion carried
unanimously.
MIRIAM F. FRIEND: WHAT IS MY OPINION REALLY WOP,TH?:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from Ms. Miriam F.
Friend with no date. Seconded by Councilman areider. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Liebl said he would answer the letter if the Council concurred.
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CI7IES: APPOINT��EPJT OF MAYOR LIEQL TO COP1MITTEE ON MUNICIPAL
GOVERNi�EN`t AND ADP1INISTRA ION:
MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive and concur in the letter from the National League
of Cities dated August 31, 1973 regarding the appoiniment of Mayor Liebl
to the Committee on Municipal Governrr�ent and Administration. Seconded by
Councilman 6reider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared -
the motion carried unanimously.
IDERATION OF AiV ORDINAfdCE DESIGNATING CREEK AND RIVER PRESERVATION DISTRICT,
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Mayor Liebl said this ordinance would protect those in the flood plain by
allotving thein to obtain insurance against flooding.
The City Engineer said the City would have 120 days to comply with the
request from the State and adopt the ordinance. He said the City would have
to adapt the ordinance to enable the people to get flood insurance. Ne said
they had expected this deadline and had made some modifications in the
proposed ordinance.
Councilmap Utter stated there may be some difficulty selling structures within
the flood plain. '
Councilman Breider thought it would be better to be�ahle to obtain insurar�ce
then ta not have anything at all. He added, if the property were in the •
Creek bed, the people would not be able to obtain a loan on it.
Councilman Utter questioned if an open ineeting would be rieeded before the
adoption of the ordinance. The City Attorney advised the Council a public
hearing would be needed because this was a case of rezoning.
MOTION by Councilman Nee to table the matter until the next meeting of the
Council When a public hearing would be set. Seconded by Councilman Utter.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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SETTING A DATE FOR A WORKSHOP BUOGET MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL:
Councilman Utter suggested the Gdorkshop meeting on the budget be scheduled
for the following Tuesday even9ng, Septernber 18, ]973 at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Liebl said the meeting would be in the Community Room.
ADJOUR�JMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Nee. Upon a voice vote,a]1 voting aye, �1ayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously and the Regular Neeting of the Fridley City Council
of September 1Q, 1973 adjourned at 12:02 a.m.
Respectfully subrnitted,
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Patricia E11is
Secretary to the City Council
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Frank G. Liebl, Mayor
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THE 1�INUTE a Q�' �H�', �UBZIC HEARING ME�TZNG OF THE FRTALEY CITY C4UNCIL Q�" AU�GUST 13, 1973
Mayo� I.�.sbl ca].led tha Publie Hearing Meeting of the �rid�ey City Cauncil o�
Au�ust �.�, �.��3, to order at 7:39 p.m.
F'LEDGE AF AT.�EGTANCE;
ktayca� �,ie'b7. ].sd the Council and the audi�nce in saying the P1ed$e 4� Alle�iaae�
�o �h� F�1a�.
RQi,L CAi.L :
MEMBERS FRESENT;
�IBERS ABSENT :
�1DQP'� TQN OF AGENDA :
Nee, Breider, Starwa].t� Lieb1
Utter
Mayox LiebJ. said there was an application for an auction license submitted by Mary
Dittmer which �hould be added to the agenda.
i�OTTON by �puncilman �reider to adopC the agenda as amended. Seconded by
Cauncilman �iee. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motioa ca��ied.
PUBLIC HEARINGS;
PUBLI�C HE,ARTNG ON ASSESSMENT FOR SANTTARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPR4VEMENT
PROJECT N0. 7.Q2
MQTION by Gauncilmar� Nee to waive the reading of the public heaXing no'tice and ope�,
the pub:Li.c I�earing. Seconded by Councilman Breicier. Upon a voiae vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Li.ebJ. declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mayor Lieb1 said this item concerned th� sanitary aewer, water ar�d atorm sewer
improYe�nent �roject number 102 and was �orth of Osbarne Road, Mayox Lieb1 �cead
t�e �marandum from the �inance Directox concerning the project alQUd to �he
Couna�.,� amd audience.
T'��: City Engit�eer saisi the first �.tem would be north o� 79th and west of Univexsity
and the assesemex�t price would be $15.25 per front foot for the water laterals.
Coune�.lman 8reaidex asked how e].ose to the estimated �rice �ad �his amoun� came.
The City �z�g�neer said the first price was approximately $14.44 per front
£oot in thia area.
Mayor �.i.e�l ��ked if �here was anyone i�n the audienc� who would iika ta speak
ton thie portion vf the impxovement. There wae no response.
T�� ��.ty Engi.ueer placed a map of the aecond portion of Ghe system on the map
on the over�,ead prajector and said the project �ncluded the sanitary sewer
' laterale. He sai.d the asseasment price would be $18.09 and had been $18.00
at t'k�e greliminarp hearing.
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1�aXor i.iebl aaid this would be the final assessment. He asked if Chere was aagoae
�.r� the audience wha t►ad a queation on thia area. Thare was no reaponse.
'�he ��.ty �ng�,n�er said the noxtb are� o� the storm sewer would have very little
pipi�i� �nd �he remainder of the area would b�s ditched. He added t�he asaesem�ente
fo� thie axea would be $1,49 �►ex �04 �quara �aa�, �p q�i�� �t f�.rat there had
been plana �ut' some ot the developmeati" did �not��ga through. Ha �added, there
would be same additionel work to be done in the future.
Th� G1cy Atzorney aaked if there would be aome way of d�signating that �h�a
wauld anly be a partial syatem. Re sa�d he wauld not waat psople to think they had
paid th� entira amount of starm sewer asaessment, He asked if the property was
aearch�d, could this be mentioned on the �earches.
The Financs D�rectox sald this asses�ment cauld be indlcatsd on the recorda of
�he asessa�ng department as a partial assesemenz.
Mayox Li�bl questiQ�ed if this would
aaid h� woul� nat want the people to
the syaCsa� is in� a�d paid for. The
could �s put right Qn the roll.
be legally proper, The C�ty Attoxaey
obtain a search and hav� �hem told thaCY
Finance Director said this informat�on
The ��Cy Engineer wenfi on to discuss the south storm sewer �y$tem and stated
�i�.s ia ano�h�r syatem where there may be aame question. He said the arsQ bas
bee� div�d�d iu to two districts. He said the completed aystem would bs $3.30 .
pe� 14Q squ�rQ feet £or interceptors. He said this ie another area whers th�xe
is n� i�CQ�c�ptor system. He said the system receiving portiona of intexcep�o�a
eaat o� Ch� railroad track would be completed thia winter,
MayoX Liebl asked if this type of inethod had been uaed before, had ths system
b�en iastalled �� two different operations. The Fiaance Dlreczox �a�d yee.
�e said it had been done where the lateral system did nat covex the same �xes
as �he maia, He said this is the reason for two diatricta,
��e City En�ineer said the estimated cost of the system had been $8.18 p��
14Q per squars feet. He said this amou�t included the mains and �a�exals, Aow
ehe amQU�� w�uld b� $6.25 for the same 100 aquare feet for the compl�te �yetam.
He �a�d �hia would be about 30� saving which had been achieved becaus� o� the
mat�ria� u�ed �or f�11 from Burlingtan Nor�hern. iie said aome of the material8
had bee� p�tained for no cost and this wae keepiag the cost at a 1�wex figure.
MQ�IQN by C�un�ilman Breider to close the Public Hearing. Secanded by Cauac�l-
man Nee, U�o� a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declar�d �he ma�ion
carxied u�a�imausly and the Public Hearing cloaed at 8:02 p.m.
rr�w ausuJ�ss:
CONSTDERATTON OF FINAL PI.AN APPRQVAL FOR WALL CORPORATIQN TOWN�iOUSBS:
Mi►yor Lieb1. re�erred to the materials which had been placed in the ageada aad aleo
givem to the members of the Council before khe meeting,
Mayax' T.iab1 asked the architect for the Wal1 Corporation, Mr. Reeae, if hs
waa aut�aa��.xed tQ speak for the Wa11 Corporatioa. Mr. Reeae �a�d yea.
Mayor Liebl �a�.d the G1ty would xike to have some kind qf assuraace that whea the
p�ajsat ia completed it will be properlp maintained. He �dded, i:E tha unita
were �o b� prlvately awaed, they would be maintained better. Mx, Reeae said Mr.
DanCe, would ba taking care of Che tnanagement of the complex and he wpuld be
�t tha �eetin� in a ahort tinee and would be abla to answer que�tioas
coAaermi,ag �h+a management o�' the complex,
The,Ci.ty Em�ineer said the Wa13. Corpozatioa aould ag�ee tc� all at �he origiasl
+��ipula�i.one #et by the CoumciX wi.th tha excep�ion a� the additioa oE a tenai�
caur�, �I� �sdded' Ck�e Plaaning Comtni.s��.on �►ti��, �sola tk�iA should be �.aaluded
im th� piaas , He e$id theiac £ealia� wa� t'hat �t►� �a�ona �a�k axsa, ia �irsady
over buacd+�a�d +and thie type o� �ac:ilit�► ehau�.d ba i��1�ud,ed Kt►en the� aumbar
o� un�.t� Nouid b� as high as th�.a. Tbe Ci.ty �aa��neex �aid �he P��aning Goamin�ioo
iud x�aa�et�siq��, �t�� �Pu'?aCii 1mc�l,�c�� �he tet�ai� co��t ia the ��,�aa for tha cemplan:
The City Bm�ina�r eaid the Wall Corporatloa` s�id they °are el�i�king same �►dditioaal
epace on the coiaplex grouads.
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Co��cilman �reide� said after the complex is completed and the�s ie a�
�es4cla�i�n es�ablished, the association eould determine �he ne�� �Qr -
t�e te�nis caurts a�d include them if they wi�h, He said he eould anly
go just so far on recreation. He said perhapa, the peo�l� would not ev��
want th� �enni5 courts. He stressed, i� the assoc�ation wa��� the tenn��
�qu� t t�ey could put it in.
The �i�y Engineer said most of the paints of stipulation had been agreed
upon and the others c.u��ld be worked out. He said there wou�d be an
additional stipulations that they would provide proper drainage. He eaid
t�e �tipulatioTi and conditions previously a�reed upon coneeXning the traf�ie
w�u1d remain the same. He said the apartment plan area had been modified and
Che complex would include a recreation facility. He said if �h� Cauncil
would agrse to the stipulationsa they would be incorporated in the oziginal
agreement between the City and the Wall Corporation. He added, if the Council
wQUld approve the final plan and stipulations, the agreement cou�d be executed.
Mayor Liebl said he would like to stress the importance �� iCem numbez
eight of the stipulations. He said he would encaurag� the use of brick
as thi� was very important and he hoped the reprESentativ�s of the Wa�1
Cqrpo�ation would keep this point in mind. Mayor Lieb� said this would ��iecC
�h� �Yerall projec�. Mayor �iebl read the stipulations aloud to the Counci�
and the aud�ence. He said �e thought point would be mand$earq to the
appearaac�e Qf the complex,
Tdr. Reese said the developer agrees with all of the stlpulations. l�ayor
' Liebl said the stipulation concerning the btick_would mean the dif�ereace
be�ween a superb or a medium appearing project,
' MOTTON by �ouncilman Breider to concur and amend the original agreemet�'� be'twe�ea
Wa11 CQtpora�ion and bLeidel with the Planniug Commiseion� recommendakiaa�s
�ad a�ipu�ations with the following additione.
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ta the awimming pool area on1y.
2R That the tennis cc►urt be daleted frem the pla�a, and cazriad fox
z�eference,
3. �hat a.Zl of the �arbape a�eas be ecre��ned.
Secox►ded by Council.man Nee, Upon a vc�ice vore, all voting aye! Mayaac �.iebl
d4clared the motion caxxied unanimousl.y,
MOTI0�1 by Ccauncilman Breider to approve Che memo £rom the Community Deval4pmeat
Adminietra�ar ae Exibit A� concerning the permit chargea on the Wall Corpozatioa
Townhouae Project. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a11
yating aye, Mayor Lieb1 declared the motian carried unanimously.
Mr. Rudy Aante, Wall Corporation, said Chat at the Plaaning Commiesion tceetiag,
�here had been �ome coam►ent on the etaaking o� traffic from t�he propaeed�
li'bra�y oan the �aame parc�l o� land. Iie said the pQopl� from the Wal�.
t�o�cporat�4t� will. work with the people irom the Aaoka County Library to
provi.da a beneficial access.
Mr. Aante said t�q ���l��c 1�'Q�1�.d, ��� v��y ���'$� uA�t�, with 17,065 square
feet of �ivabl� area. He said there would be oversiaed garagea and also
two full baths ia each unit. He eaid there would be a lar$e u►aster b�d�qp�
with sePaxa*e hyg�n,�c ar.�g� �£�� Wa1k �m ���&��!�" F'.
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Mr. Aanta said he appreciated all of the cooperation they had had from �he
staff, planning Commission aad Council during th� period of time they
had b�sa planuing the complex. He thanked the Council for thsir time
and said he would expedite the �1ans.
C�NSI�ERATION OF PLANS BY SHOREWOOD INC., TQ REMODEL THE OLD OFF-SALE FACILITXS
Ths City En�ineer said the Engineering etaff had met with ths �xoperty owrler
aad architect, He said tha agreement at the mesting had be�a distxilauted
ta tha Council. He said the progerty owner and the City had come �q ths
$gr�ement as pravided in the report. He added, unlesa the Cauncil would
have soiae questi.ons, he would recouunend approval of the plans. The �ity
�ngix�eez said the owner and the architect were present at the meeting.
Iie said �hers are no problems and the plans shQUld be able ta be wozked
QU�.
Mayoz I.�ebl xead a].oud the six stipulaCions. He refe�red to i.tem aumbea� fiv�,
'di��conneet the flasher on Che flash,ing eign', aad said a�la�hiag li�ht i.s
against the City Qrdinances, this was the reason far [he stipu],ation. Mayor
�.i�bl, said the City had iastalled a very �oothiag type of sign on Ehe Bottle
Shap, ancl he £elt that the Shorewood facility could have the same typ� o�
eigz� and eti11 allow the sign ta be seea,
MQTIQN by Cauncilman Starwalt to approve the plane and gxanC the buildiag
permit with the six stipulatioas in the regort of the meeting with lthe
propexty owner and architecx and including a stipulatian that the garbage
ba �cr�eaned as requested by Shorewoad, Inc,� and that the �a1lAwiag wauld
be the etipul.atione:
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Maximum capacity of new addition ia 8Q.
Grade and sod behiad new curt� on south parking 1ot fram curb
to toe of bank and from existix�g sod to the spil].way, Also
sod area around atiain p�►1on sign.
Repair baee of sign,
Sam� a�ditional treatment arouad aign (such �e �laatiags).
Aisaonnect Ch� flasl�er on the flashing aign.
Inetall gate an garbage eareen faci.ng aorth.
by Councilman Breider . Upon a voice vote � all, voting aye, May�ar I.i.4b1
the aiatioa carried unani.mously. .
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Z�.��Q '�8C1�.8QA S� s
$�A�Af3 � �`'�11,
Ot�a �, Tauer
58�G 2ad St, N. E.
Fridley� Mn.
,7oht� L. Calguira
�Q�.� 3bth Av�. N, E.
Mp1s, Mu. 5547:8
Robext J. Hauman
6061 2nd St. N. E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Address Unite Fea
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5$66 2nd St. N, E. 4
b008 2nd St. N. E. 4
6061 2�1 ��. �j� �,� �
6060 2�'-�:St. N. E. /t
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Fi:re Pxetr.
Robert Aldrich
�'irs Pr�v.
Robert Al,dxi,ct�
�'ire Pr�v.
Robert Aldx�cti
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4e+ner � Addresa
W;ltex Si,naex� 651�, 2nd St. N.E.
�i427 �oaxaa St, N,E.
rIp1,8. M��1 5Sk2�.
Da�'old Ar �Ot1L18011 6541 2nd St, N.E.
4216 7�h S�. N,�.
'N�arvi.n C. Exicksan 57%0 2� St. N.E.
2424 119th Av�, N.W.
Caon, Asp�.da, MN 55�33
Joha H. Ouellette 5901 2� St,. N.E.
5401 2� S�. N.�.
�ri�ley, MN 55432
J. W, Lindhalm
2529 Parkview �lvd. 5924 2� St, N.�.
Mp1s, I�IN 55422
John Mezz�r�g� 4901 3rd S�. N,E,
35�6 Skycro�� A�ive
Mpls, MN 55416
C, H, Mi1�.e�r 4985 3rd St. N.E.
1495 Pulk Cire].e N��, 5005 3rd St. N.E.
Mpla, MN SS421
Waino Un��n�n 5025 3rd St. N.E.
455Q Ceatral Ave, N,E.
Lot 1337
Mp�.s, �tN �5421
$isos ProperCies 5200 3rd St. N.E.
12�5 T.aSa7.1Q �ve. 5201 3rd St, N.E,
Mp].sy� 'MN SS4U3 5230 3rd St. N.E.
�tyroa L. Sweneqn
1320 �4�h �Av�. N,�.
Mg1�s, MN �5�21
'�.e4 J . Hyne s
2724 Irvin� Ave, No.
Mpls, MN 55411
I�a�cry D, Meimert
2728 Co, �td. li�-2
N�w B�cightan, MN 55112
5231 3rd St. N.E.•
5264 3rd S�. N.�,
5261. 3rd St. N.E.
5290 3xd St. N.E,
5291 3rd S�, N.E.
5�80 3rd St. N.E.
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6051-53-55 3rd SC. N.E. 3
5400-02 7th St. N�L: 3
5900 3rd St. N.E. 4
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F�e APAroved $Y
$15.00 Raber� Aldriah
�j.�� �X��is .
1�,40 Robexfi Aldrich
Pire Pr�v,
�.6�Q0 RoberC A1dr�ch
Fire Prsv.
1S,OQ Robext Aldrich
Fire Prev.
15,Up Robert Aldrich
Fire Frev.
1.5,QQ RobeXt Aldrich
Fire Prev.
16.QQ
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Robert Aldrich
Fi.re Prev.
Robert �.ldriah
��re Prev,
Robert Aldr�.ch
Fire Pr�v��
Robert Aldrich
Fire Pre�v,
Robert Ald�'ich
Fira Prev.
Robart Aldrich
Fi.ra Pxev.
pU��IC HEARING MEETING QF AUGUST 13, 1973
py,��x Addreas
Goxdc�n V. .]argensan 56G4 4th St. N.E.
2229 ChaleC Ar1ve
M��,s. MN 55427.
�ia�colcl A, Murrow 5430 7th St. N.E.
�" Rt 4, ��y. �k, M�t, Box 28
R1vex Falle� Wiac, 54Q22
�d��� �,�x�e� 5460 7th St. N.�.
�848 Kno�.l S�.
Mp1e, �iDi �54�7
Reaaeth Fr�nkc� 5612 7th St. N.E.
b32�+ gcpt� A�ve. NQ, 5�40 7th St. N.E.
ALOOIClj*l� C�ACE?'� � MN
Aouglaa R� Js�hnstcan� �x 1050 52nd Ave. N.E.
{�� ���8�,��,� 1090 52nd Ave. N.E.
�g�p ��$n�x���, �c�. 1120 52nd Ave. N.�.
St. �'�ul, �1 .�5113 1170 52nd Ave. N.E.
��,�p@ p�oF,�x��,�� 213-215 53rd Ave. N.E.
J.2�5 I.aSall� �1ve � 305 S 3xd Ave . N. E.
Mpla, MN ,��GQ3
Franeis dsRidder 359 57th Placd �
7917 37�'h Av�. N�.
Mpls, MN SS42i
M�haal C. Ch�mbexlain 190 59� Way N.E.
��07 Washbuxn Avss No. 191 59� Way N.E.
Mple, MN 55445
'�,eg,py W, px�� 144]. 73xd Ave. N.E.
�8 E. Pleaaant Lake Raad
S�. Paul, MN
Ken�e�h G, Larsox� 3S0 75th Ave. N.E.
684A Kao�.1 SC�, No.
Mpls� MN
Pau1 Buickholder 1Q6 77th Way N.E.
�Rose Resl EeCgte 7673 Eas� River Road
622� Unive�eity �.ve, Nb.
Fridley, '�IN 55432,
9lGA Asaoc�.ate$ 6551 Channel �oad
909 Fazaexs & Mechanics Bank 6771 Chann�l Road
Mian4apolie � I�tN S54Q2
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34 �9.QQ
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Approved By '
Rabert Ald��.ck� '
Fire Prav.
Robsrt A�drich '
Fi�s �x�v.
�abert Aldxlch '
Fixe PreV�
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Rabert Ald
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l�oberx Aldrieh
Fire Prev. ,
Rabert Aldrich '
Fi.re 1'rev�
Robex� A1d�'ich �
Fixe Fr�v.
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Rqbe�t Aldrich
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Robert Aldr�.ch
k'�re Pre�. �
R4bert Al.drich '
F�r� Prev.
Rober� A7,dxich '
Fire Pre�VA
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Ownar Address
Nathan Schwartz 101 Charles St. N.E.
�916 Medi�ine Lake Road 179 Charles S�. N.E,
Mp16, MN 55422 18Q Charles St, N.E.
Me�daw Run Apts. 7825 �ast River Road
7825 �ast Ri��r �oad 7$4S East River Road
F��dl�y' 1�N 554�� �875 Eaat River Road
7895 East Aivex Road
Units
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Robert Aldx�ch
Fire Pxev.
Robert Aldri�h
Fi�e Prsv.
��ariard Dailay 8251 East R�ver Road 5 1S.Q0 ftobert Ald�ich
' 8251 Eas� Rivsr Road F�x� Pr�v�
Fr�d��y, �IN ��43Z
' gtanlsy .�, Kania 430 ironton St. N.E. 3 1S,QQ Robe�� Aldrich
430 Ironta�a St. N.�, F'1re Prev.
Fridley� MN �5432
' �ucia l,ana A,pk�, � 6670 Lucia Lane N.�, 16 21,UQ Robex� Aldrich
633 So. �onc��d S�C. 6680 Lucia l�ane N.E. 16 21.�0 �':lre Yrev.
South SC. Fau1, MN 5SQ75 66�0 I.uC�.a Zane �I.E. �.6 �1,Q0
' Lpade Inveetmer�� Co, 91Q Lynde Ar�ve 11 ].4�.0� Rqbert Aldrich
27Q0 'tia�eigh Ave. Sa, 9SQ Lynde 1?rive 11 �.6.OQ F�re Pxev.
� Mp18, MN 554iG �99 I.ynde Driva 11. 16.Q0
�11i� H. �h��.ps 6Q3S Main St . N, E. � 1.5 .!�0 Robert A].drich
2626 �tevsna Av�• Fi�e Prev.
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M, �. Gz�ee�ez� 6111 Star Lane N.E. 1$ 2�.Q0 Rpbext Rld�fch
�,97� BenQCa F�Qad F�re� Prev,
' �gan, MN 55�.22
Skywood Ap�e � 1230 Hwy. 100 N. E. �.$ 2�3. �10 Robe�t A1dr1c1�
' c.o Edina Rea1�y Inv. Inc, 7.2�0 Hwy. lOQ N.E. 18 ��.QQ Fire Prev.
b500 Fxaace �.ve. 129Q Hwy. 10Q N.E. �8 2�.00
F.dina, MN 5�i4�� �.2QQ Hwy. J.OQ N.E. �.8 23,00
' �iga� Paro�e�x�i�s 5100 Horizon Arive S 15.QO' Rabert A1dri.ch
�.�15 �.a3a],1.e ,�v�. �101 Horizon Urive 7 9.�.Q0 �'�'t� F�ev.
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M�TiO�T by �ouncilman �reider to approve the licenses includi,ng the licenas of the.auctian
which had k�eea added to the agenda and requested by �Sazy A�.ttmex. Seconded by GOUncilman
� N��, Upon a voice vote, aII voting aye, Mayoc I.tebl declsreci the motion earried
, u�aaimauaiy.
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Councilman Nee said he would like to know what ia looked �� in deCe�q�ning if a fa�ility ,
�hould be iicensed.
�he CiCy En�ineer aaid the propertiea in queation are liated on page �-a of the a�enda. '
�s addad� Chat a building must have proper fire extinquishere �nd door c�a�uxea. The
Ci[y Engine�z said if there are any ardinance violations, th� City wauld havs Co go
a£t�r the property owner with the ordinance, they cannoC use the 13cen�e fox a� oxdinance '
v�o�ation,
xhQ City ACtorney suggested Mr. Aldrich submit a memo Co the Coun�i� Qn wha� he is
looking fox in recommending approval of the license. xhe City Attorn�y said the�
ehou�d know if he is Lookiag primarily for fire safety or if he also look� �Ar adaquat�
�arbage and traeh handling and removal. He added, 1f tha maint��aACe of the build�ng
�Q �OA�@� at, he did not know. '
Councilma� Nee said there is some outside evidence of xot an the buildings. Th� City
Attoxmey �aid thia should be called ta the attention of th� inspecCio� depaxtmemt.
He eugg�stsd a a��cial inspection of the propertp be made.
The ���y �ng�n�er �aid �his type of enfo�cemsat would come undsr �he �u�iadiet�on o�
the housin� cod�, He said the City of Fridley does not hav� a houa�ng c�ds. Hs sai4
th� Plan��ng Gommission had talked abaut the establiahment of � hau��n$ cQde and they
had ahown, som� interesG in this and will be discusaing th� mat�er w�thin ths ��xt
coup�e �� w�aks. � said if the Ci�y had a houeiag Gode, �he ei�y wou�d have aQme
authoritq to go in and enforce th�s type of condition. He said thi� would �elata
�ore to the houaing code than the building code.
APPOTNTMENTt CITX IIKPLOYEE:
NI�iME
I.+�t�rnmce A. �hu�ib
Janea �1. Aaakstan
EFFECTIVE DATE
August 20, 1973
August 20, �.97�
SALARY
$�28
$828
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James McKersia
Aal�,a$ Nelsom ,
t�QTIQN by !�auncilmar� Breider to appainC I�atarence A. Qhubb �nd James D. Saak�ton aa
poli.ce of�i.a�ra for �he Fxidley Police Aepartment. seconded by Couac�lman Nse. Upoa '
e� vo�cs �ate, �11 vo�ing aye, Mayor Lilbl cleclared the matior� carr#ed unaaimauely.
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THAT THE ANOKA COUNTY HEALTH SQARD RXAMINE �H$ NORTH ,
SUBMIT IT3 FINAINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO TH�
MOTION by �ounci,lasan Bre�der to adopt R�aalution #1Q0-1973 requesting that �h� �oka
Cou�ty HQalth Board (�xaaaix�e the North Suburban Youth Services �entex and aubmit �t�
f3Adimg� aad racommendatione to the �'ridley City Cauncil. Secs�nd�d by Coua�3lma�,
'Nee. Upon a voic� vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declar�d the mat3.on carried
unanimou�ly.
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MOT�ON by �punc�.7.m�n Bseide�c �o adopt Raet�lution #14�,��.St73� aon���rming aee�,��au�c�t �fp� ,
San�.tary Sev��, Wa�e� and Sr.orm Sewer Impxavesaent Projesct No� 1Q2�. �nd addi�sg th�,
na�at�.an tk��� �hia ia� a p����.�� ������t�en� fq� ��4r�1 @e�w�r. S�co�ded bp �s�uuc�,�ma� Nse�.
Upan a vo�.�+a vo�o, a1]. vating aye, Mayox Lisbl daelared'the motion carxi,ed uaanimoualy.
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CQ2�4itTNICATI0N9 a
BLAiNEs GQLF CAURSE:
MQTION 'by Cpuncilman, Starwalt to receive ths cammuaicatian from Blaine+ rega�:ding xhe
go�.f cour�e, datsd August 9, 1973. Seconded by Couacilman Ne�, Upon a vaic�a vate,
a11 votfag ayee MayA� Liebl declared the �ttotion carried unar��mously.
ADJOUR.NMENT s
MOTIQN by Coumcilman Sreidex to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Couacilmaa N�a.
Upoa � vo�c�s vQta, all voti,n� aye, Mayar Lieb?� declar-ed�-•the mo�ian �axried una�i,�-
�aou�ly asid the �uhJ.i� klearing MeeCi�ng af August 13, �.973' ad�ouxn�d at 8 s 4Q p.m.
Rsspac�Pu],ly �ubmittedA
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Patricia �llis
Searetary to �he� C�,ty Coun�il
�rank G. L�,eb1R Mayox
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ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMENT FOR ST. 1g72-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Notice is her�by given that the Council of the City of Fridley wilt meet at the
City Ha11 in said City an the tOth day of September, t973, at 7:30 o'clock
P.M., to hear and pass upon a11 objections, if any, to the proposed assessments
in respect to the fotlowing improvem�nt, to-wit:
ST. i972-1 Si'REET IMPROVEMEt�T PROJECT
The proposed assessm�nt rolt for each of said improvements is now on fiie and
open to pubtic insp�ction by ait persons inter�sted, in the office of the Cierk
of said City.
At said hearing the Councit witt consider writfien or oral obj�ctions to the
propased assessments for each oF saiC im;�rovements,
The general nat�re of �he improvements and �ach of them is the construction of
street improvements includiny grading, stabiiized base, bit�rminaus svr€acing,
concrete surtFacing, cancrete cura and gutter, stor�n see�reer systems, water and
sewer services, sidewaiks, and other faciiities located as follows:
A1 den ',�ay
Riverview Terrace
� East River Road East 5ervice
Qrive
Clover Place
� Benjamin S�reet
Woodside Court
Briardate Raad
61st Avenue
, Briardale Court
Ferndaie Avenue
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60th Avenue
Oakwood Manor
Stinson Bouievard
Arthur Street
North Danube Road
£ast Danube Raad
WesY Danube Road
South Danube Circle
Regis Lane
Storm Sewer
Ri vervi et�,r Terrace to 200 Feet North of
62nd Way
200 Feet Nort•h of 62nd �lay to 121 Feet
South of 63rd 4Jay
- Oattot I, Great Northern Industriat Plat
Monroe Street to Jackson Street
Cardena Avenue to Rice Creek Road
Benjamin Street to 300 Feet to the �ast
8�n�amin Strset to Stir�son Soulavard
Benjamin Sfireet ta McKint�y Street
Briardale Road to 45U Feet to the South
650 Feet ',Jest of Benjamin Street to
Benjamin Street
650 Feet West of Benjamin Street to
Benjarnin Street
Gardzna t�venue to 60th Avenue
61st Avenue to Gardena Avenue
North Danube R�ad to Gardena Avenue
West Danube Road ta North Innsbruck Orive
Matterhorn Orive to North Innsbruck Drive
East Danube Road to North Danube Road
�ast Danube Road to 550 Feet to the East
Regis Trait to Matterhorn Drive
Area 3etween 61st Avenue and Gardena
Avenue and Arthur Street and Stinson
Boulevard
Notice of Fi�aring.of Assessment for ST. 1972-1 Street Improvement Project
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The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them is a11
that tand benefited by said improvements or each of them and �ying within the
generat area of the above noted streets.
Said improvements wi11 be assessed against the properties within the above
noted areas in whole ar in part proportionatety to each of the lands therein
contained according to the benefits received,
OATEO THIS 6TN DAY OF AUGUST, 1973, BY ORDE4 OF THE CITY COi1NCIL OF THE CITY
OF FRIUIEY. •
MA'�OR Franic G. Li ebl
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunseil
Publish: Fridiey Sun on August 29 and September 5, 1973
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' MEMO T0: NASIM QURESHI, ACTING CITY MANAG�R, ANO CITY COUNCIL
' FROM: MARUIN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR
SUBJECT: FI�lAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR ST, 1972-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
On the attached �ages you wilt find the finat assessment roti for the ST. 1972-1
Street Tmprovement Project.
A summary of the costs fotlows:
ALpEN WAY AND RIVERVIE!�i TER�:^,CE: (Concrete curb and gutter, blacktop street)
The assessment rate is $g.29 per foot.
EAST RIVER ROF�� FAST SERVICE DRIUE (GREAT NORTNERN INDUSTRIAL PLAT): (Concrete
curb an one si e,�0'' b�ecictop street
The assessment rate is $20043 per foot.
ARTNUR STKEET, BE!�JAMI N STR�ET (GARUEN.4 TO 61 ST AVENt! �}, CLOVFR PLACE, FERNOALE,
AND 60TH AVENU�:__(Concrete curb, gutter, and 3i' biackton street}
The front foat assessment rate is $10.19 per foo�o
The side-yard assessment rate is $1.84 per foot.
The rate for property with rear yard footage on the streets is $2.55 per foot.
Each water service is $298.310
Each sewer service is $310.31.
BENJAMIN STREET (61ST TO RICE CREEK ROAD), BRIAf2DALE COURT, BRIRRDALE ROAD,
, WOODSIDE COURi', ANO STINSOfJ aOULEUAR� (GARDENA AVENUE TO b1S7 AVENUE}:
(Concrete curb, gutter, �nd 36� blacktoP street)
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The front foot assessrrent rate is $10.52 per foot�.
The side-yard assessment rate is $2.19 per foot.
The Councit approved the request of the devetoper of the Briardale Plat that
the assessment for curbing and street be assessed equalty on the tots in this
plat which have not previously been assessed for street improvements.
The assessment rate is $1,064.00 per lot.
61ST AVENUE (BENJFrMIN STREET TO MCKINLEY STREET): (Concrete curb, gutter, and
27� blacktop street) _
7he front foot assessment rate is $10.55 per foot.
The side-yard assessment rate is $1.85 per foot.
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QRKWQOD MANOR (GARDENA TO 60TN AVEf�NE): (Concrete curb, gutter, and 24� black-
to�street )
The front foot assessment rate is $10.39 per foot.
The side-yard assessment rate is $1.76 per foot.
The total cost for water and sew�r services is $2,131.98. (See individual
costs for each service on detailed assessment rott for this street.)
REGIS LANE, WEST QA�dU6E ROAD, NORTH DANUaE ROA�, EAST DANUBE ROAD, ARTHUR STREET
(ALL IN IFJNSBRUCK IvORTN ARE1�): (Concrete curb1 gutt�r, and 28' concrete street)
The devetoper of the Innsbruck tJorth 1�rea has requested that alt residential
lots be assessed equaiiy for the concrete streets, curbs, and gutters.
The assessment rate is $2,82i.81 per lot.
' The work has nat been campieted on East Oanube Road, ldest Danube Raad, and
South Danube Circte (an extensian of 41est Canube Road). The contract witl be
awarded for these streets at the September i0, 1973 me�ting. The assessable
' costs are figured on an estimated cost to complete the streets based on the
bid price.
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STORM SEWER AREAS A AND B:
The assessment rate is $3.83 per 100 square feet of area. (This assessment
inctudes $7,772.00 for future outfait c�asts.)
STORM SEWER AREA 0:
The assessment rate is $1.76 per 100 square feet of area. Credit was given
fo� any previous storm sewer assessment.
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' MEMO TOs NASIM QURESNI, ACTING CI7Y MAN/�GER, AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIIJ C, BRtJF:SELI, FIPJANCE DIRCCTOR
' SU3JECT: FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLI �OR Si. 1972-2 STRE�T IMPROVEPIEN7 PROJECT
DATE: SEPTEME3�R 6, 1973
The ST. 1972-2 Street Improvemeht Project invotves the improvement of the
following State Aid streets.
Matterhorn Drive (tJorth InnsSruck Area) Concrete Street, Curb, Gutter
North Innsbruck Orive �� �� �� ��
Monroe S�reet (Hississippi to 67th Ave.)
Gardena Avenue (Arthur St. to Sfinson�
Matterhorr� Dri ve (Gardena to Fiat f-
Section Lin�)
Blacktop Street, Concrete Curb
and Gutter
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The full cost of these streets is not being assessed in the resi�ential
areas. The assessment is based on tvhat it wauld have cost to put a
typicai residenti.3i stre�t in the areas in qu�stion. Futi cost of the
streets is bei�g assessed in the R-3 (multipie dwelling) area.
A detailed explanation of the streets involved foilows;
MOPtROE STR�ET� G�RaE"J�i AVENU£, AND MA't'TE�4HORN DRIU� {GARJEiVA TO HALF-
SECTIOP� LIUE):
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Total cost is $88,12g.32. $23,33i.0$ is to be paid fra�n State Aid Funds.
The front foot assessment rate is $10.5z per foot.
The side-yard assessment rate is $2.05 per foot.
MATTE�IiORN DRiU� APaD haOSTN INNS��UCK ORTV�:
Total cost is $213,742.19. $19,99�.31 is to be paid from State Aid
Funds for the resideniiat area.
The rate for residentiai property is $2,821,$1 per lot.
The rate for apartments is $62,82 per apartmsnt unifi,
The rate for the townhouse area is $115.84 per townhouse,
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ATTQRNEY AT LAW
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Block lr ._ac� Cz�:�lt �,���c=o� E'.�ui��csn ��>�.e�r:c'�.�:`. �.;�rt.���iy £rca.�* Ch� ��s�-�?��5ac
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Lh�z� ���ti,t��:cn�x rx��{Zd �Ar<.�:z� tc� CI�e ��.ey �a� F':;;�c;I,�y, e� uti3.ityt �{a�er:xe�rit �elnr�;
the �r���x�:�x�ly six �£�) fc�t �i,a ��;€� �autl� wii;�: v� L�� �1� I�lock, i.
2. i�a.:�� ���� ��titl.cs���r w��le� ,�;ge�nC b� c2��rl �T �a: ��z�n� to th� Ci�y
Uf t ridley= Ci?� �ci�ai�: tc► c�rns�ruct a�?e��s�r��n:� �:fal?c�:�y o:� the ea�t�xly sidc�
of :;icc Creek in the s.�s.,i �c�t 11.� Uut r,;.t rz�.i ele�:atfn:� cs� noC to exc�Qd sSb
fe�e�. 'T��' rilia�;� �aulrt �E,r�� Co ind��,�rei�y �ax:r� 'rw1.c� h�.�i��� �ix. i:�n�Cro�
ax�.cf his �t�c��.�r:s�rs �.n i�tex�u� frar:; .:�:zy ��.c3 �ali li�i�ilSt�t �.risi�z�; fsoa �n�f
aut of Lix� Ca:���:��aE��crzi ���c�/vr �,�i..�en:�uc:� o� t23e s�ici wa.l�c�r�y, it�aC fs ta
8r�y, tt��L f f sar,atu:�� i�eG��:ne in�ur�c: 5y re�scsn of tt�e us.Y ;e o� Lhe said walk-
a�ay, and ki-►at tixeir inj��:ry �aas a re�u1C �i ���;L3�enc� on th� part of t;:e `Jilln�e
or so�eona ior whcu�� th�:y were res7o��sit�Lc, t:�a�. if ?�z. l,m:►stro:sl kere sc:Qd
t2�at he wauld f��ve t2�e xiuht ta S�Eit indcr�,�iCy Eraa the Vi21at e for Qny Lf�bilf ty
tht+L r�sulred tn l�is� fra:� oth�r than h3�s own persr�nal ne��i�;�nc�.
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Mr. Plasicn Qureshi
Hon. Frank Liebl
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3. That a w�iver of front yard setback be allawed so as to
establis�i An 11 foot front yrard setback from the cul-de-sac at the north
end of Arthur Street.
Th� eraiver af setback daoul.d pernii.i �he petita.aners to construct
L-heir propo,�d i�c�m� c��r� eco��.omically! t��a� is, b�tter soil conditions are
found on the soutt�erly part�.an a� Lot lI.
4. 'Phat pe�itioner shall grant to the City of Fr.idley a speciiic
andemnity and xelease frosr► nny anci all cla.ir.�s t�tat may arise as a result of
the City of k'ridlc:y k�ava.ng granted a permit to cQnstruct a residential dwellin�
on said Lot 11. Trat is, tP�aL- �n the �vent �ha� stibsaiX conditions devalop
sa .as to u�ke the constructi�n of a resid�zlce on Lat IJ, co�Cl�t or th�t after
construct�.on subsoil co�zclxtions rl�vel.o�a so as to cause dama;e to the buildin�,
that no claim would �ie. ex�rtec3 a�ainsC the Ca.ty of Fr3.dley by ret�son thereo£.
5. If the Vi3.la�e aisA wished to ob�ain �£urther easeY�ent to
, elevution 856 as to th� sr�all. seanient of I.o� 10 that ab�gs Itice Creek we
wauld, of course, alsa �.ncl�zde �t�is in the cl�eri of easement.
, t�min, I wish to str�ss on b�half of the applicant that he at.:
a21 tir�es has wished to re�nain flexible r� t��.s m�tter to �aoperate as fully
as he can with ti�e aEficials of the� CitY o� i'xid��Ys but at the same time,
' not IeAVe himself in a positian where h� woulci ha�e a�iece of p�operty tohiclz
would not be regarded by � Iendf.��.g institution a� a reasanable loan risk.
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I believe alI af the for��ein� �onditions meet the requirements
imposed by �.he conser�5us of tlae City Council a� r�=�li as the basic r�qui.remer►ts
of rir. KanstrUm. TPl� vacatian oi the northasoutY► utility easec��nt wh3ch ad-
mitCed3.y is unnecessary �r�m a C�.ty st�ndpoint, wauld g�ru�it i�fr. 1'�:�tlstrom to
prabably build a gara�,� �ai�.hit-a this area and slig;htly vsrY tne Plan that he
had pxcviously prc��c�sed �al�ich would h�ve been ��hol.l� canstruct�d wi�:hin Lot
11 and m�et aT.L setbacic and ath�;r code r�qu�.r�menCs. The �ranting of the
front yard va�iance wcauld not r.av� any adver�e �fi�ct an anY otZzer adjac�nt
propertp owners as �aa�:�e axe in� f�Lt noaie «k�i:ch c�tabli.sh anp uniforr.i set-
back in this �rPa and the topo�;rr�pizY Q� �j�� �raund alone should be sufficient
justificnti.on to gxant the variance requc�ated.
Please advise if the granting of ttais frout yard setba�k variance
xequires any additional application to be filed by idr. l�anstrom because as
he ind;cated at tihe time of the hearin� he is very much interested in pro-
ceeding at tha earliest possible date on this matter.
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ORDINANCE NO. �! `�
AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY
CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO
AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE
1 The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
' SECTION l. For the vacation of an easement described as
follows:
The Easterly ten feet {10') of Lot 11, Block
l, Rice Creek School Addition, together with
the Westerly ten feet (10') of Lot 10, Block
l, Rice Creek School Addition,
Al1 lying in the North Half of Section 13,
T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka,
Minnesota,
Be and is hereby vacated.
SECTION 2. The said Vacation has been made in conformance
with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section
12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the
City Code shall be so amended.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF � , I973.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing: June 11 1973
First Reading: June 18, 1973
Second Reading : �_/O� / 973
Publish........
Mayor - Frank G. Liebl
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MUTUAL AGREEMENT
THIS AGFtEEMENT made and entered into this day of , 1973,
by and between Dennis A. Ranstrom, hereinafter referred to as the "property
owner", and the City of Fxidley, a municipal corpoz•ation, hereinafter
referred to as the "City".
WI-�R�AS, the property owner has petitioned the City to grant the following
variance:
A variance of Section 45.053, 4A, Fridley City Cade, to reduce the front
yard setback from 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 l, Rice Creek School Addition, located in the north half of Section
13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridl�y, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
'WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the granting of this 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
I dedications are made to the City of Fridley. The party, his successors and
assigns do hereby agree as follows:
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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 Iots,
following basically the 856 contour elevation as shown onthe attached
map marked Exhibit A.
3. Dedicate a drainage eas°ment for the purposes of ponding water on the
, northerly portion of the lots, following basically the 870 con�our
line, as shown on the attached map marked as E�chibit A.
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4. The property owner agrees he will 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 io the steepness
of the terrain of Lot 10 � Lot 11.
5. Property owner agrees he will supply the necessary documents for Items
#1, #2 and #3 before the second reading of the ordinance for vacation
is held by the City.
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
a11 subsequent owners of the property here described. An executed copy of
this agreement shall be filed with the Anoka Cowlty Register of Deeds and made
a paxt of and be binding upon the above described property.
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I, IN WI'ITV�SS 1Nf�REOF, the party hereto have hereunto set his hand. this
_ day of , 1973.
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
, On 'this day of , 1973, before me, a Notary Public withi.n
and for said County, personally appeared and
�, , to me Imown 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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day of , 1973.
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
, On this day of , 1973, before me, a Nota Public within
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to me known to be the persons described in, and wlio executed the foregoing instrument
' and aclmowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed.
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CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN
ORDINANCE REGARDING TRUCK PARKING
(TABLED AUGUST 6, AUGUST 20, 1973)
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�1N OiZD I NAPJC� REGt1LAT1 NG THE PARKi NG 0� CERTA I N
C0��4i+lERC 1 A� VEN ( CLES 11PON TNE PUBL I G STREETS ! N
RESIDcNTI,�L DlSTR1CTS AiVD P32rSCi�1BlNG PENALTIES FOft
TNc V! OL�Tt Oi� THEREOF, Ahi�ND 1 NG CtifiPTER 506 OF THE
FRlDLcY CfTY CO�E,
THE ClTY COUNC(L OF THE CITY OF FRID�EY DOES ORD;�IN AS FOLLO��1S:
Section 50b.01 is amended as follows:
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' Subdi�isior� �. No per�son sha!! drive, operate or be in actua) physical
control of any vehicle contrary to state law; nor shal) any ot�ner ar
person having custody or contra! of any vehicle knowingly allow any
' other person to drive, operate or be in actuat physical controf of a
veh i c l e con-�rary to state I a��.
' Su�division 2. As used in this ordinance, the term "commercia! ve�hicle"
means and includes a"trucic" as u'efined in �linnesota Statutes Section
168.011 subcl. 10, a"tr�c�or' as def i ned i n PY3 i nnesota Statutes Sect i on
' 16c�.011 subd. 11, a"truck tractor" as de�ined in �iinnesota Statutes
Seciion 168,Oi1 sul�d. 12, a"traifer" as defined in Alinnesota Statutes
Section 168.0?I subd. 13, a'°semi-trailer° as defined in P�innesota
' Statutes Section 1b8.011 subd„ 14, and a"bus" as defined in h9innesota
Statutes Section 168.011 subd„ 9.
' Subc3 i v i s i on 3. As used i n ti� i s ord i naiice,
means and includes those are�s zonec! sin�le
f�mily ds�elling areas, and genera! muitiK�le
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�he �erm "residentia! district"
family dwelting area�, two
fami(y clwelling areas.
Sect i on 505„ 1.22 a net� sect i on ��h i ch reads as fo I I ows :
, Na person sl�a 1 1 p�r�i< or I eave stand i ng a cor�merc i a f veh i c i e, �•�hether
a�tended or un�ttended, having a gross ti�eight of more than 12,000
pounc�s upon the public s�ree�s in any residentu�l dis�rict for a period
� o�F time longer �han four h�urs, unless in the process of loading or
un I oad i r�g anu' then on I y for such per i od of t i ine necessary to ( oad
or unload.
, � P�,SSED QY TN� CITY CQLl�lC1L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF
ScPTE�e�BE�:, i973. .
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Pr9ayor
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^^�^ �,��� ^On /-�n /"����(j��1(\(j 330 Metro Square Building, Saint Paul,
'-i r'I ) I�V I f(" I A\/A l l l,VA I i i<< >>I (\v l Minnesota 55101 Phone 612/227-7343
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Mr. Gerald R. Davis
' City Manager
6431 University Avenue NE
Fridley, MN 55421
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Dear Mr. Davis:
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It�is my understanding that the City of Fridley proposes to
furnish a concrete base upon which a passenger waiting shelter
may be installed at University Avenue NE and Mississippi Street.
Please be advised that the MTC agrees to cooperate with the City
of Fridley by installing a shelter at University Avenue and
Mississippi Street in addition to the two shelters planned for
installation on East River Road, if a suitable base is provided.
Please have a representative of the Engineering Department contact
me at their earliest convenience to discuss the details.
Thank you for your interest and cooperation.
Sincerely,
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Administrative Assistant
Operations & Regulations
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MEMO.TO:. Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer
b4EM0 FROA4: Richard N. Sobiech, Assistant Engineer
MEMO DATE: August 31, 1973
SUBJECT: BUS SHELTER ON MISSISSIPPI STREET AND T.H,#47
REQUEST BY M'I'C
Absolute minimum reauired setback from cur� - 10 feet
Size of slab - 7' x 14' (standard) and 4" thick
Cost of slab - 11 Sq. Yds. @$9.00/yd. _$99.00 plus
20% = approximately •$120.00
I informed Mr. Bartelmy of MTC to apply for the shelter structure
through the Minnesota Highway Department (Proposed placement is
15 feet inside state right-of-way). He must request permission
through D4r. Patrick Chandler, District V Maintenance Engineer, at
the Golden Valley Office.
I requested Mr. Bartelmy to send you a copy of this request.
Attached: State Statute - Chapter 160.27, Subd. 2
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IfO.'G li0/iT)S, GT�.nId�:R�'�L 1'2:0\'I;�TONS 190G
Illf; pub]ic Uiat thc z•oaci auUlority dcems nccessary. All tunncls, brid�es, and ap.
puriciva�ces tl.creto si:ali he consiri;cted in �ccordlnee ���ith the l�ermit.
Sul;d. 3. 'iiuit�icl to h� in:iiiitu::�c,l liy i•o:t�l .iiifLarity�. 11n}� tunnel conslrttctc�i
as Z�ro��i�?c�l in 11��� �rct�on uu<i�rr any hi;;hwa5� s;iall 11c i��ainir:ined by the road
C1UU10)'1t:S, >>avinry jurisd:rli.�n ovcr ihe hi!r}1\:-ay
Subd. 4. t�hrces::c�tis. for c��,:,ir��c�tioti a�ul �ii:ii:iten.tnce. �Z'hen any road ati•
thoritv delermines ihat tl;e constrnctio�� oi suc;1 tunncl is neccss�r�• fcr the safciy
1nd canvenic�.cc oi jnil,lic tra�-el, it may con_:truct �r,d n��i*itain thc ti117riB1, nr
it rr�ay en;cr into ar;reements ���ith Ule abutting lando�cners for Uie equitabic
division ot i:ie costs oi ti�c: coiistruction.
[12:7.7 c 500 a�•t X s"5]
1f�.251 n1.S. ]S57 [l�et�ealecl, 1.�53 c 500 art 6 s 13]
1Q0.�G nI.S. l�i;i3 [I'�epealeri, J.J:�7 c 913 s r?.]
IGU.'I.ti � bf?V;:iVG I;71?;.k�:�;ti;i G'v'i�;::. IiF�t;i:�i'A3��. Subd'1�-isiotl 1. To bC
moti�e<I ���;ih���it iu:r.ecc�.ss:iry- i�i'ce;•fercuca. L'uilclin�;s or sTructurcy mo��eci or caused
to be movc:l upon, acro��ti, or �llon� :�ny road or strect, ii:clu<iin;; city, �•;Ila?e, or
boroei�;ii strecis, shall ir� moved i�i such n:��nner as not fo unnec�s�ari?y itrterlere
tvith, d1m.��;e, or destrc;; any bz�Sd;cs, tr::es, hed�es, icnces, telep:;onc or eiectric
po�:�cr poles, �vires, c:�bles, or ariy app��i•�enailcc i.zpon the road or street.
Subd. 2. k'cr•�rit: J�ui,din„s oi� sl:ruci�.ires tonetl;er �vith the �-c;�?cle or �•el:ic,es
movi»�; same aS a sire or ���c;�;lit e��cedi>>zi tt�e n�azirntt;i�s si ecifi:d in cii�il�ter
169 aiid acts amendatol}• thereto �h«ll not be mo��cd or caused to be inoved t���on,
across, or aloi:� any road or strcet �cithout first obiaininr; a writte�i permit iror.i
the road ��utliorily i�iclt:di�ig ro .d attii:oritics of cities, vili<�;es, aiid boroug?is liav-
in�; supervi�ion over such ro.d or sireet. TLc cotmty Uoard as to iii�li�:°a}�s uncicr
its jtn-iscliction may authorize the county ent;ineer to issue ihe perr.:its.
Wlien a permit is �;ranteci by tl:e con�n;issioner for the mov;nn cf buildin ;s or
siructures c�xclusively on trunl� h�r hways no ot7�er permit snall be required f�om
any political st:Udivision oi the s±ate for ii�e moving of such bui?di7ys ur struc
tures on such trunl: liihii�vays. Vdhen a permit is granted by il�e county board
or county enryineer for the n�oving of buildin�s or stxuctures CYClli8lVely on hiryh•
waS�s u�idcr thc jurisc;iction oi ti�e county Uoard no other perr.�it s::ali Ue reouired
froin any political �uLdivisioii ior movin� such buildings or structttrea on suc,i
county 2?igliTVays. � �
5ubd. 3. �ur�fy �:onc�. The road zuthority, as a eondition to �lc'1:1tI:7� the per-
mit, may require a surety Lond in such st�m as it deer.�s necessary con�itioned ior
the payment oi all dan.ages caused by the n:ovinb of the structures or buildings
over the roads o: streets.
Subd. 4. Cost o� re.:�ovin� fe;ices, poIes. No person, firm, or corporat:on
shall be requiz•cd to d:splace or temporarily remove his or its iences, poles, ��ires,
eaLles, or other appurtez;ances to permit the moving of any buiiding or structure
upon, alonry, or across the rvud or strcef, nor s3ia11 �uard rai?s and appu:tenailces
placed upon thc road or st��ect be displ�ced or moved Sor lil.e reascn u»til the reasor.-
able cost oi ttie clisplacement, removal, and repiacement shall ha��e been paid or ten-
dered.
SU�)(�. J. ZirO�; f0 appIy to roacl biciiclin� or inaisitennnce eqiiinr.:c:it The pro-.
visions of tliis �ection shall not anpiy io road buiidin� or ma;i�tenai�ce equipment
�vhile operatin� on a ro� d or sLreet under cor.struction or maintenance.
[1959 c �00 art 1 s�6; 19u"1 c 7 tS s 1)
1G0.?,Gl ]17.5. 1957 [P.e�iumUcrcd 275.025)
IG0.27 �4.5. :l9.`"i3 [P.e�ealec�, ]�57 c S}3 S 7?.]
�J.v7. Pr3:Ly L: iJLFiIZ iJ�i.S C?i� I�IGZix Q% 'LLJ!`i�; liISi'E3F?s�t�OI:S. SuU-
divisioii . I'isbi:c iioiices, P1itIi t]le � pnroval of: tlie proper road atithority, bill-
boards for the use anc� p�irpose of. ciispJayin�; puUlic notices onl;; may be erected
witliin thc limits of any puUIic hi� Ii�a1y, iucluding cit5�, villa;c, or Uorou;h strcets.
SuUci. 2. I'�ncliis <iiid S:licifcrs 1'or pers��us �t�aiti;:y �or strect c; ;•� a;td Uusr.�.
}3enches and shcIters for tIie con�enience an�i comfoi•t of persons ��-aitin� for strcet
cars or buscs may be placed and n�aintaincd ���ithin tk:e limi±s of any sh•eet or
� i�i� h���1,�, includ:n�; streets and hi�rli��.•.lys within cities, villa^es, and borou�h5,
tvticn a]icensc or permit thcrcSor i5 first obtailied froiil ihc ro4<i autlioi•ity. '1'he
o�vnci:s ma�� p11cc ac;vcrtisint; on ilie bcnches if authori-r.ed by the ]ir.cnse or per-
mit. T1ie L�nciics sliall �iot Uc plzced or mriitltaincd oti thc portiun oi lhe }�i�litvay
or street pi•eparc�ri a�ld mai�itained for vehicle traf:ic
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE DESTGNA'CING CREEK AND RIVEP. PRESERVATION
DISTRICT, REGULATING THE USF. AND DEVF.LOPhIEN'f TfiEREOF,
THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS, PROIFIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATI0�1
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SfiCTIOV 1. Title The short form title by which this ordinance
may be referred to shall be "The Creek and Fiver
Pxeservation tiianagement Qrdinance" and shall be
added to the zoning oxdinance 205.I57 under adda.tional
u:s,es and restrictions - AlJ. districts 205.15.
SECTION 2. Purpose and Intent 'I'ize pur.pose o� this ordinance �
is ta guide and regulate tl�e ordexly development of
such land to preserve and protect the natural szafie
of the creeks and xivers, to prevent poiluting materials
from being carried direct.ly into the natural streams,
to preserve adec{uate ground water in �iltration, �o
� protect surface.and ground water supplies, to promote
public health, safety ancl general welfare by minima.zing
losses due to periodic flooding and eliminate the
obstxuction of flood flow that �oould cause hazaxd to
life and property.
SECTION 3. De£initioi:s ..
` Accessory Building
-means a subordinate building ox use �ahich is
located on the same lot on �ahich the main
building or use is situated and which is
reasonably necessary and incidental to the
conduct of the pximary use of such building
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Channel. -means natural or artificial depression of
pexceptible extent, �vith definite beds and
banks to confine and conduct, either contin-
uously or periodically, the ivater in xespective
cxeeks.
Commission -means Fridley Plannin� Comm'ission.
Commissioner -means the commissioner of the Departme;�t of
Natural Fesources of the State of D4innesota.
Council
CRP-1
CRP-2
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-means Creek and River Protection Zane 1.
-means Creek and River Protection Zone 2.
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Flooct or I�looding
' -a tem�orary rise i.n flow or stage that results
a.n inundation of the areas adj.lcent to the channel.
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(b) I.ocation of boundaries
7� e elevations as shown on the Pxofile shall be tlie
governin� factor in location.creek and river presexvation
� boundaries.
SECTIQ?: S. Distxict Uses, Permits and Standards
(a) District Use
7'he, iirtent of this section is to pxovide a supplementary
ovexlay district itihich is made up of t�ao protection
zones, CRP-1, CI:P-2, �,�itllin any of �he existing original
� zoning districts. Development of this district ��;ill
follotiv the require�nents of �he original zoning district
i.n add:ition to the xequirements of tha.s section.
(b) Permitted Uses in CRP-1 Zone
No structure or any portion thereof shall be constructed
or placed tivithin protection zone CRP-1 of the Presexvation
District. Nor s}iall there be any grading, filling ox ex-
�cavating of land or any land u.se established on any property
within this zone with the fol.lowing exceptions:
(1) Any use having a low flood damage potential including
recxeational uses, parl:ing l.ots, residential yards,
loading areas, storage yards, eater contxol struc�ures
and other open space uses.
(2) Stuctures accessoxy to the above uses may be permitted
if:
(a) S�ructures are not for human habitation.
(b) Stxuctures have a low flood potential damage:
(c) Structuxes are firmly anchored to prevent floatation.
(d) Accessoiy buildings are not more than 150 squaxe feet.
(3) All structures permitted in this section �aith the.exception
of,public uses requi.xe a Special Use Permit.
(c) Public Facilities
Public ut:ility facilities, roads, railroad tracl:s and brid�es
tvittiin tlie Preservation Distri_ct shall be designed to minimize
increases in flood elevation and must receive approval from
all governmantal bodies having juri_sdiction.
(d) Permirted Uses in CRn-2 Zone '
, J�o Utiild.ino or structure or any portion tltcreo�f shall be
placed witllin protection zo�ie CRP-2 of the Preservation
District, unless a Spec:ial Use Permit is gra�rted, I�'or
shal.l ther.e bc any gr.ading, filling or excavai.i�iQ of Iand
or any lancl use est£1�1:1SI1CCl on any property ►vithin the
Px•esexvation D.istrict unless a Sj�ecilt Use Perr,�it is
granted. No Special Use Perinii: shall be �;ranted sua.thin
tlie CRP-2 zone except an accordance ��it�li 1:he £ollo,aing
xegul<<ti.ons.
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, �Flood Plain -means the areas adjoining a watexcourse which
has been or hereafter may be covered by regional
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Flood Profile-means a graph or a longitudinal plot of tiaater
surface elevations of a flood event along a
stream or a xiver.
Flood proofing
-a combination of provisions, changes or adjustments
to propexties and structures subject to flooding
primarily for the xeduction or elir�ination of flood
damage. �
Flood�ray -means the channel oF the watercourse and those
portions of the adjoining flood plains which
are xeasonably requzxed to carry �nd discharge
the regional flood.
Obstxuction -any s�orage o� matexial or equi�ment, dam wall,
wharf, e�rbankment, levee, xoad, dike, pile,
abutment, projection, excavation, channel rectifi--
cation, culvert, building, wire, fence, stockpile,
xefuse, fill, deposit, clearing of trees or
vegetation, stxucture ox mattex in, along, across
or projectin;, in whole or in part, into any flood
. plain. -
Presexvation District �
� -means River and Creek Presexvation Di.strict set
up by this ordinance. .
Pxofile -means Official Creek and River profile.
Regulatory Flood Protection Elevation
-means a point �iot less than ttao �feei above the
xegional flood (100-year flood) leveZ.
Structure -means anythin� thai is buil-� or constri.icted, an
edifice or building of. any kind, or any piece a£
tuork axtificially built up or composed af parts
joined together in some clefinite �nartner, tivhether
of a ter�poxaxy or permanent cha.ractex.
SECTIOV �4 . Lands Subj ect To 'I11is Ordinance
(a) 'I'he establish���ent o£ boundaries ,
The boundaries of t}:e Creek and River P�•eservat:ion
District ar.e hereby establa.shed as shoti�rn on the zonin�
map of tlie Cit}� oi I�ridley. T}iis Uoundary is �:�ade up
of t�oo pxotection zone.s (CPI'-1, CRP-2) ��hi.ch contains
all lands �v_ithin the jurisdiction o:C the City ��hich are
subj ect to periadic floodiii� anc1 �•;hieh lie Uelo�a the
xegulatory ilood �rotection elevat:ion on the a�f.icial
creek and rzvcr profile (herin�i£ter called the profi.le)
on file in the Cifiy Iiall, open for inspection Ly the
ptiblic, during regular UusiTiess liours .
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(1) No Special Use Perrnit shall be authorized which would
result in incompatible land tises or �•rhich �:ould Ue �
detximenial to the protectian of surface and gxound
water suppli.es.
(2j I�o Special Use Permit shall be authorized for structures
which will increase ihe financial burdens imposed on
the community and its indivicluals through increasing
floods and overflow o£ ���ater onfio land areas adjacent
to the cree?:s and xivers. �
(3) No Special Use Permit s}iall be issued unless the
pxoposaJ. is in keeping with l�nd use plans and planning
objectives for the City of Fxidley and which ia�ll not
increase or cause danger to liie ox property. •
(4) Special Use Permits shall only be issued zn �hose cases
tvhich are consistent with tlie obj ectives and encouxagin�;
land use compatible with the preservation of the natura�
land foxms and vegetata.on.
(S) No Special Use Permi� sha.11 be issued f_ox any fill
unless shotivn to have some beneficial purpose to the
property and the amount thereof must not exceed that•
necessary to achieve the intended purpose, as demonstrated
by a plan submitted by ihe owner showing the uses to wh9_ch
the filled land will be �ut, the kind of £i11, and the
final demensions of the proposed fill or other materials.
Such fill shall be protected against erosion by xip-rap,
vegetative cover, or bulkheading if deemed necessary.
(6) No Special Use Permifi. shall be issued for garbage or
waste disposal sites or systems.
(7) No Special Use Permit sha].1 be issued unless the applicant,
in support of lii_s application, shall suUmit engineerin�
data, site plans and other plans and other inforrzation
as the City may rec�uire, in order to detexmine the effeci.s
oi such development.on the bed, bank, channel, flpodway
or :�14oc1 �i� in the Preservation District :- I71e
appYicant shall submit four copies of the appla.cation and
the inforr�ation.
(8) No Special Use Permit shall be issued unless the proposed
use or obstruction has xeceived the approval of all
governmental bodies having jurisdiction over such use or
obstxuction, is said approval is required by stattites,
ordinances, rules or regulations appJ.3.cable to such
govexnmental bodies and to such use or obstruction.
SECTIOV G. Addit:i_onal Restrictions
(a) In additi.on to the recluirements set out in Section S o.0 .
this ordinance, no Special Use Pcrmit shall he issued foz
any obstruction i.n the ChP-2 zone unless the foll.o;aina
prav�.sians are met:
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(1) Structures Structures for habitatioii constructed on
fill shall be constructed so that the basement floor,
or fixst floor, if there is no basement, is above the
xegulatoxy flood protection elevation with the £ill at
least fifteen (15) feet beyond the limits of any structure
or building erected theron. �'+�exe existing stxeets or
utilities are at elevations wliich make compliance tiaith
the foregoing sentence impra.ctical, or in other special
circumstances, tlie Planning Commission may authoxize
other tec�iniques for flood pxotection under the Special
Use Permi-t .
(2) Other Uses Accessory land uses, such as assessory build-
' ings, yards and parking lots may be at elevations l.o:�er
than the regulatory Flood pratection elevation if a
Special Use Permit is fixst granted persuant to this .
, ordinance. _
(3) Starage Any storage or processin� of materia�s th at in
'. time of flooding may be buoyant, flammable, explosive or
cot�ld be injurious to human, anirnal. or plant life is .
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SECTIO�; 7. Aclministxation: Applicatian for Issuance o£ Special Permits
and Variances
(a) Administration: The zoning adninistxator shall admi.na.ster
and enforce this ordinance.
r(b) Special Use Permit: A Specia7. Use Pexmit shall be applied
for and obtained pri.or to tlie construction, erection, additian
or alteraiion of any obstructzon �,�holly ox partly in thc
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(c) Ap� ��lication fox Permit: Application fox Special Use Permits
undex tlia.s oxdinance shall be made by tlie ownex ox o►•,nexs of
tlie land, in duplicate ta the zonin� adminisfix4tox, on forr�s
£urnished by the City and sh�ill be accompaniec� initially by
such of t}ie �OIZOW111� infoxmation, and additional in£oxmation,
data and �lar►s, as is deemec� iiecessary by the zonin� acim�.nis-
trator for detez�riiniT�� compliance with t}iis ordinance, and fo��
det:exminina t}ie effects of the proposecl ac-tivity in the
Prescr��ation District and the builclal�i:lity of the particular
site fox the proposed zr�provcment, use ox obstruction.
(�) Plans (surface view) incluct:inc; a survey by a?dinnesota
registered land surveyer, s�iowin� �levations or contours
of thc gxound, pertinent obsi:ructio�i elevations, size,
locatioi� spacial arrangement of all proposed and existing
obstxucti.oiis on the site, in relation of existin� arld
proposed obstructioiis to thc r.hannel location, lacation
and elevatians of streets, watcr supply 1T1C� sanitary
faciliLics, photo�raphs showinp, existin�;, land uses and
ve�;etation L1�S'LTC11i1 and do:�msi:rcam, and soil types,
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(2) Specifications for building construction and materia2s,
�� floodproofing, f_illing, dxedging, gradin�, channe2
_ improvement, stoxage o� materia2s, taater. supply (iriclucting
withdrawa�. and discharge o£ ground and surface �oater),
' and sanitaxy facilities,
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(d) Applzcation For Variance: Application fo-r variancc urtder
this ordinance shall be made by the owner or o�aners of the
land, in duplicate to the Zoning�lldministrator on forms
furnished by the Ci.ty. Variances to the Creek and River
Protection Ordinance must only be for reasons of exceptianal
circumstances �•rhen the strict enforcement of this ordinance
would cause undue hardship and strict conformity with the
standaxds cvould be unreasonable, impractical and not feasible
undex the circumstances. Variances granted undex this oxdinance
must be consistent with the general purpose of these standards,
Although variances may be used to modi.fy permissible mei.hods
of flood protection, no variance shall provide for a lesser
degree of flood protection than stated in these standards.
' (e) Issuance of Permit: The
Special Use Permii. upon
by the Czty Council.
zoning administxator sh all issue the
approval of the ap�lication �hexefoxe
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The Planning Commission: Powers and Duties
(1) The Commission shall hear all requesis'for Special Use
Permits under this ordinance (as set by Section 205.194
of the City Zoning Ordinance). They will also hear all
variances pertaining to this ordinance. The zoning
administrator or other officer designated by the loca2
governing body shall submit to the Commissioner a copy
of any applica�ion £or a variance or Special Use Permit
where a hearing is to be held to consider such application.
The Corrunissioner shall receive at least ten (10) days
notice of the hearing. Such notice shall. specify the
time, place and subject matter of t}�e hearing and sha11 be
accompanied by such supporting information as is necessaxy
to indicate the nature and effect of the proposed use.
A cop�� of alI decisions granting a variance or Special
Use Pexmit to the provisions oF the Creek and River
Preservation Diar_agement Ordinance shall be forivarded �o
the Conunissioner wzthin ten (10) days of such action.
Technical Assistance:
(1) The Cornmission may transmit the informat-ion received
by it to the appropriate Watershea District or the
Commissioner far technical assistance, �ahexe necessary
iri the opi�iion oi t}ie Commission, to evaluate t}ie
proposed project in relation to �lood heigl�ts and
velocities, and seriousness of flood damaoe to the use,
tl�e adcyuacy o£ tiie plans for protections, co�npliznce
with Sections 5, 6 and 7 of this ordinancc, and other
technical matters.
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(a) An obstruction or structure, or the use of a structure or
premises, which was lawful before adoption of this ord5.nance
but whicli is not in conformity ivitli the provisions of this
ordinance may be continued, subject to the following conditions.
(1) I�o such obstruction, use ox structure shall be expanded,
changed, enlarged or altered in any way without complying,
i.n all xespects, �vith this ordinance, i�lcluding but not
limited to, the obtaining of all xequired permits and
variances.
(2) If such use of such obsixuction ox structure, ox use of
� such nrerni.ses is discontinued £ox tiaelve consecutive
monihs, any subsequent use of the obstruction, structure,
ox premises shall co�ng].y, in all-xespects, with this
ordinance, including, but not li.nited to, the obtaining
of all required permzts and va-riances. � .
(3) Zf any nonconforming obstruciion ox structure is
destroyed or ctamaged by� any r.zeans, zneluding flooc�s,
to �he exteni. that the cost of repairing or restorin�
such destx-uction ox damage ti��ould be 50 percent ox noxe
o� its Market value then it shall not be xeconse`.ructed
except in full compl.iance, in al]. reapects, with the�
provi.sions of this ordinance, inclusing, but not .].itruted
to, the obtazning o� all required perriits and vaxiances.
Atisdemeanor; Public Nuisance; Penalty
llny person �aho violates any pxovision o£ this ordinance or fails
to comply ti,�ith any of its terms ox renuiremen�s shall be guilty
of a misdet�eanor punishable by a fine of not more than $300 or
imprisoned for not more than 9Q days, or both, and in ad�ition
shall. pay alI costs of prosecution and expenses �nvolved in -the
case. Each day such violation continues shall be consider�d a
separate offense.
Evexy obstruction or use placed or maintained in the Preservation
Distxict in viol.ati�n o£ t,iis or.da.nance is Izereby declaxed to be
a publ:ic nuisance and creat5.on thereoF inay be enjoi.necl and the
�naintenance thereof abated by appropriate judicial action.
Nothing herein contain�d shal7, prevent the Ci.ty from taking such
othe.r la.�fuJ. action as is necessary to prevent, remedy or remove
any vioJ.ation. ,
SEC'I'IO\ 11. Ai�encl�nents
(a) The Prescrvai.ion I)istricfi elcvations on the �'rofile may be
chan�ed by amendi����t to tl�is ord:inance, a�id suc}t ciiange, ��he;�
m1de, sliall l�e shoti�n on the Pro�ile. If futurc concl.itions •
make it »ecessary to re-e��alu:zte the distric� bounctar:ies
because of incxeas�d o.r .flooclin�,r j�OCCI1t:l.S1 1�}i�.cti �vould lffect
tl�e hcaltli, safety and titielf;ire of t}ie cit:izens, the elevati.o;�
►uill be cozrected by the COUIlCl� �y ar►endment of tha.s ordinaTice.
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SECTION 12.
sECTZOV ��.
SECTION ].4.
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(b) All amendments s}iall be submitted to the appropriate tiVatershed
District and the Commissioner, and shall be �pproved by the
Commissioner prior to adoption.
Authority
This ordinance is adopted pursuant to the authority granted by
Minnesota Statute 19G9, Chapter 104.
Intexpretation
Tn interpreting and appJ.ya.ng the provisions of this oxdinance,
i:hey shall. be held to be the minimum requirements far the promotion
of the public health, saiety, prospexi�y and general �velfaxe. It
is not the intention of this ordinance to interfere with, abrogate
or annul any covenant or other agreement bet�veen partzes, nox the
provisions of any ordinance o£ the City; provided, howevex, ivhere
this oxdinance imposes a greater restxiction upon the use or�
improl�ement o£ any premises t:han those ilaposed or xequixed by other
statutes, ordinances, rules, regulations or permits of the City,
State, or appropxiate ltiatexshed District, or by covena.nts ox
agxeements, the provisions of this ordinance sha7.1 govexn. .
Partial Tnvalidity
If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause ox phrase
of this ordinance is, for any xeason, held to be invalid or un-
enfoxceable, as to any person or cixcumstance, the application
of such section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or ph-rase
to' pexsons o-r cixcumstances othex ihan those as to iahich �t shall
be hezd inval�d or unenforceable, shall not be affected thexeby,
and all provisions hereof, in all other xespects, shall rer:�ain
valid and enfoxceable.
SFCTIO'I 15. ti�'arnina and Disclaimer of Liabilit
This ordinance does no-� imply that areas ot�tside the PreservaL-ion
Da.strict ox l and uses or obstruct:i.ons perm_itted tiYithin the Pxeservat-i.o
Dzstxict �vill be free from flooding or �lood damages. This
ordinance shall not create liability on the paxt of the City or
aliy official or empl.oyee t�iereof, for �ny floocl dai�,agE:s th.it result
fxom xeliance on t3iis ordinance or �lily City action taken or �id„iin-
istration or Council decis:ion la�afully made }icxe�inder.
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SCCTTOV 16. T1iis orclinance s}iall be effectxve immediately upoii its
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' PliSSED I3Y TEIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1973.
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' . MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL .
AT"tEST:
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Public Hearing: ;
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Second Reac�ing: � . ;
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222 P•fercury Drive N, E.
Fridley, t�1N 55432
, Dear .riayor Liebl:
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O� �tlAeTURAL RCSOiJ�C�S
BUILDING • ST. PAUL� MINh1ES07A • 55155
August 13, 1973
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Chapter 351, 1973 Session Laws provides in Section 7 that:
"It is the policy of the State of Diinnesota that all local governmental
units subject .to recurrent flooding participate in the national flood
insurance program, Public Law 90-448, and acts amendatory thereof or
supplementary thereto, so that the people of biinnesota may have the
opportunity to indemnify themselves from future flood losses.tlirough
the purchase of this insurance." -
It further provides that:
"Within 90 days after the effective date of this act the Commissioner
(of Natural Resources) shall prepare a list of local governmental units
_ (counties, cities, villages and boroughs) having areas subject to
recurrent flooding and shall notify each local governmental unit included
on the list of his £indings."
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' �After a review of available data and consultation with the btinnesota Division of
Civil Defense, U. S. Arm'y Corps of Engineers, Soil Consexvation Service and the
U. S. Geolobical Survey, we have determined that there are areas within your local
governmental unit that are or may be subject to recurrent flooding and that there-
' fore may have a need for flood insurance.
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The act also provides that:
"If a local governmental unit objects to the Commissioner's�findings, it
shall submit evidence supporting its objections within 45�days after
receiving the Commissioner's notification. Thereafter the Commissioner
shall accept or reject the findings of each local governmental unit
submitting evidence, shall prepare an amended list of local governmental
units having areas subject to recurrent flooding, and shall notify each
local governmental unit of its inclusion on the amended list.'�
If you therefore feel that our findings are incorrect you may submit your own
data to support your position. Since the data you subr�it will i�ave a bearing
upon w}ietiier or not your locality will be included on the amended list described
above, such data should be as complete and conclusive as you can submit.
ADMIMISTRATIVE SERVICES • WATERS, SOILS, ANO MINERAIS •
�..,e .,�,r, e�et� owove wun OClQ[JTIh�J cu.ncre
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' The act o
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' "}Yithin 120 days aftex receiving notice of inclusa.on on the amended
Iist, each local governmental unit shall apply for participation
in the national flood insurance program in the manner prescribed
� by f�deral laws and regulations."
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Enclosed is a brief summary of the national flood insurance program.
' This office has also prepared a booklet.to assist our localities in becoming
eligible to participate in the program. It is availabl� upon reauest and
' will also be sent to all localities included on our amended list.
The 1972 floods in Duluth, Central hiinnesota and other parts of our nation
provide a vivid evidence that floods may occur at any time and any place and
' of�en where floods of that magnitude have never occurred before. 'As your
locality is located on or near a watercourse or body of water'you should review
carefully tlie need to participate in the national flood insurance program so as
, to afford your citizens an opportunity to indemnify themselves from future flood
losses. �
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MEMO T0: Nasim M. Qureshi
MEMO FROM: Darrel Clark
MEMQ DATE: August 20, 1973
RE: Islands Of Peace Sign
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Signcrafters has recently constructed an institutional direction sign
for the Islands of Peace on East River Road opposite the Charles Street
intersection. �
Our Sign Oxdinance does not provide for such a sign, therefore I suggest
that the City Council authorize the sign and also consider waiving the sign
permit fee.
The sign does not exceed the maximum size for a sign in an M-2 District
and is located more than the required distance away from the street right of
way .
If you need additional information for the City Council, please inform
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Length: /�j-�?, Width; Sq. Ft.:
pistance From: lc�, E �rCc�ss Q f %U � '
Property Line: IntersecCion or Arwy.; Resi.dential: Grade:
Type of Constructiou: � / / �j/
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Illumination; �j (Revolving beacons, zip flashers and similar devices
�Vv �'i C° including any sources o£ light which changes in
' . i.ntensity are prohibited.)
Installation to Begin;
/ 5/' /�T 3 To Be Comple ted :�����1 ��,��,1
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I hereby authoriza and direct the Ci.ty of Fridley to remove the sign and sign
atructure, at my expense, where ma�.ntenance is required and the maintenance is not
furnished, but only a�ter a hearing and afCer a notzce of si�xty (60) days specifying
the maintenance xequixed by the City. `
I hereby authorize and direct tha City o� Fridley to remove and dispose of any signs
snd sign structuxe on which�a permi.� has been issued to me, but the annual fee nas
not been paid (biJ.lboards only). The fee is due on April 30th of each year, with a
thirty (30) day grace peri.od.
In consideration o� the issuance to me of a permit to construct the sign described
above, Z agree to do the pxoposed work in accordance with the description above set
forth and in compliance with all pzovisians £ the ordi�,ances o� khe ;ity �jFri�l�ey.
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In consideration of�the payment oE a fee of $ , this permit is here�y I
granted to � to constxuct the sign as described abov�. �
This pexmit is granted upon the express conditi.on Chat the person to whom it is
gxAnted and his agents, employees and workmen, in ail work done in, around a�:? :��•,-� �
said sign, or any part thQleol, shall conform in all respects to ttie �rdinance o� ,
Fridley, ;tinnesota regarding locaCiot�, construction, alt'Crations, mair.tenance, •:cpair j
and moving of signs wi.thin tlie Ciky limits and this permit fiay be revoked at a�:y I
Gime upon violation of any of Che pxovi.sions of said ordinances. �
BUILDING IhSP�GTOP. �
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' . P�o�ses� u�nd���benePit$ot' Lh��f ubliCe" i� a .
Broject tor charitable
disabled, and P c� @apeMa27,y tbo handlcepped and
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WHE�E�S, the ��r��,a, oP Peace" fSnvolv�rt u�c (in Friciley) tor .
" rQCreat2o.nal prspo„ea o� cert�zin it�l.ands iz� tbe ,�if�QiQ�ippi River (�r�
1�'ticulz�r Cizuae's IsI€ind �n� Gi2 IIaduQ'$ Ialund� Go-caLted� and adjacent
�hore Iaad� an the ewat aidQ oP said Mi�sisai�api River� �nd .
WFiEREAS� heretoPare: the Ci�y oP Fridley ap�oi:�ted � co�l,ttee La
couaid�x t� tindertaka d�vel.�pmeat and aid to tho groject, und
��:AS, as a r���It o� reco.^�en�����n� �:ads by auc2t c�i�tee�
th�r "F�u�da�2an for Ia �•�d,s oP Peace �ea �►
in�4a��ar.3.ted on April 2� �,t ' ��ra�ed vas ox;�nized and du�,►:
y�73 �� r� ncn�?. af�t corp�rt�tion �cnd the Found��ion
na� �.'���s as s chart����,� corporatioa :��;ara�� t�� �paz� Pran the City:.of
Fr��<;�� 'aith eox•por��-� ;�icles �zzd by��=,�� in Par��, and . � ._
WAE�iEAB, it �i� naw tke r�utua�, �I��gre oP �ai8 City oP Frid2ey ar�d
sa.�� ?t.csx��aticu Por I��:,;cis of PEr�c�, xnc�r�or�ted El�� t�e lands �tn8 ereaa �
iri �st�� 1��ssis�i�ap1 R���� (i31�r�ds) andII��a� s���r
rt�F=;,'",i} ��:�t ax� dee�ec� �gedea ri.�c? nece���ax�r �o t.h �t.cces�i'tx1. deve�lothe
�'� �?I�entation Q;�� �,�;�r��ion oP th� � � r�enL
BY����-4;�.�� n� "I�l�da o:� Pe;ces" tor t2te�b���i� n� �a�'ed and bo made
th� ��d.,�apped rind d�����ed� :- P�21c an6 aapecia22y
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'�•�� , MD'+�� 'rH'r�ti�'C���, t.he p�rtie� heretar c�gr�e as �o22owa:
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� i• 'I'he City a� ;�',�sdl�y �$ h�re�r.nPter re�erred to and crz,l�,�d�
°Ci�;g}a� �,p the Fo.uld�.����. �'or 1's�d� o: Per�c�� In.cor»or�ted is rePerr�d �
. . tp � �.:��,te8, ��Fott�Cat��.�. �`
' here:�:.�r:� ana �urth�r ��r���.ded Porxcept as to an,y of t�e lesses no�ed
by '��� ;��°?�Y is wholly vo�ua�axy. �' aid and aG�3stance to the groject
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�• That (a$ b����eea th� pA�tiet�) t�s City is tI� o•aner ot Chafie'tt
,�.__ _Ialan:��. ,��; {by a lea�c axe� ��e Stute oP l�ii�uesata) i�, o�raer oP th� eddiLionat2
� ielnn� �a��r�y (�hat is co�o u
.- ... , � �Y l�noun �nd called) C3il �daa's I�a2z�nd.
3• Tbat it ig prapo�ed to �urchao� (u�78er option and contract
___ _ cert.�i� '�',a�ds on the euat shora aP the d,iisuissippi Rtver (�rithin t.he CitY)
��n as� the �ye� River Lo�s. A deocription oP said lotc� a notat
the ownerg ther�of, and th� r,g�.e��nt Por purchase so to be msdQ ision ot
_. __ __.. at�ached Adxe�o Por rePerence a� Schedula A.
�. �'• �t p�rt of the purchaoe raoney oP said
T�15'000'00 oP a total purchase prlce aP �Yes lota (i.e.
paid to t�e ovnera the: eoP out of aone• s�7�'����� �g heretoPorP bAen
ePtorts of inembcro of the ori� � Provided b� and thro �� the
�,ir.,�l uaorU�uiECd ca.* �2ttee (previous +
s�d pre�ent zae�berA oP the Fouud��la� j Lbe p;-incipal balance ��ov� )
..____ i� �56,.000.00. Ths total cost or th� nrojeet, Suc1uding i�provea��n�ueot 3d
- the laadc vith �y► structuxca snd facilitiea, i� aub8tantially additgannl.
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The Found�tion ahfzll i'u.rniEt�, or othez�ri�e act �o provide, moneys for the
costa c�nd acquiEition of tho sn�e, out o� Foun3ntion rsourcea (whcathcr��'"'"
public or privuLe). Any aid or aaai��auce thereto eP�eeted by the City
is� �d Ehull bQ at t�ll ti�ey v+oluntaxy on �hQ purt of �he City� and '.'
vithout n� obli�atinn thereto {�o Qs to cre�te a right to the �cuas in-:-�
tbe Found�tion).
�'�- �. ,.That in� furtberance oP thQ pro�cct, t�ae City unde�takes pr�sent]y
&Ad ifil,l, �lereaf'.ter ��At3� to tha Foundati.on �t�o lmnda un8 erens ia �Aid Chus�e `a
Isl�d t�sd s�zid Gil Ho��e' $ Ialund Por the purpaae oP and to be used exclus�i•
vely tor naid proj�c� oP Lhe "IG3�nda o�' Pe�ce," and in connec'tion thcre�rith
(to�e�her with a:.�ir�il.ur leaae in rc�pc�t �a� �ny interest of the City in and
ta 1�ndc and ares�3 coi�tuined in �the: s�o••c��.le� �;���'a River lot�}. Th�t ae
par� �;nd in eonnect�ou with s�zid �.e�aa��, �l�e ���y u�der�u;ces to provids
nal.ntcn�ace to the ].tinds end arer�r� �� t,he�.r �.�.'tusr�l c�ate); such �ttintenanea
shall be a� Yound n�eded or de��:n���.� k�� �:::e: �iw.y' to the pror,er care �nd
uti�.ix;ation oP tb� preiairse� Por ��:� �:�a����.$ �ci in ean�eetion thereu3tb.
(Th� �cAre and �in'�en�nce o� a:� v�-^x;.����� �.� �::,prov�enta plz3ced upcn the
lsnd�� �re the re�p��naibili�y t�hr�?:ti �,� �y�� �'���tio�. ) N ac�edulQ oP �he
m��.���nance nnd c�;�� to ba prnv�.. ��:��� '�;3� �s�� �� '�e p:�.z�tiea t�ay and sh�ill be
attu��c3 hereto fc,a rePer�ce�, '��,: •��� :��� �,y� �s c�e,n�ed irc�tt time to`tlme
e� ��: p�►x�tes ��i provi.de anc� �:�zr: �,, �� ���l�s�liie "�'� �
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6. ' The� �nundatian h��:�y ���-�w��,s ��rxav�.de the purchtiae moneY�
and �y bttl.�uce t�;�reaP nece���,� �.� �� �� �a;,� �ad ps�able on the said
Hay�►�e's River Lob� f; ar.d at� t�e].:�. ����:T� ���s�be� �o Purniah c,nd provide
the �stsa oP c�ny ��ructures (az�c3 •�:�y��r����.�� a� srQ placed ugon the lands.
/wy ��t theroto o�' the City is K��p���r c��r� aa�c� a�o� aP obligatiou.
7, To �ble tha Fo•.��a ��� �� �o��t��cc� im ita etPort� �nd to
Iauae��ia�e3y proce�i u�th the pra,;.��.� au ��o?�C��d' '�h� City for good �x8.
va1�1e con�idera�ion r�rees �� 3:�:�aeA �i����� �nd lst the afPected pre�iae�
Lo �i�e Foundatioz� �or an initl.a�. :.�:� �P �S��iy (90) 8��s, cc,�aencin3 Jung
15y �5�73• Undar �•.::ch lease, th� �o�.�nd�tion sivall h�ve:.the u,�e �d occupa-
�iwr ��or the pxobect) of said C�.u�.e'm is�d �d said G3.1 Hodge's Ial.andj
and af �z�y in�erei�t oP the Ci�y r�� pr�sent �.n �nd tc �ha lands c�nd areaa
lwov�c as the 8�ye�'s: Fiver ].ots.
� 8. Furtiher, so long rsa �hQ Fauncir��ia� s2�11 proceed utth th�.projects
and crirry on irapl�ent,atic� and develo��:nt oP th� er��; and act aa h�rein-
befo�e noted, the �i�y underi;�k�s and t�ill re�eW und e:ctend snid lease, at
thc option of tb� Fourad��iou� Por � perio8 oP ni.nety (y0) d�ya, aud th�re-
aPtcr continuin� Pc�r like aucctsaive period aud on tb� t��e terma� vithout
terr�nation cxcept for good catt�e �nd Puil.ure o� perPor�a�nce on tbe psrt
oP the Foundution, until a turther �ud µdditios�l long-L•arm. leane, aa '"
further nated herein� taay b� nagotiated, aud ahc311 be ePfccted between
the partiss. .
9. In additicn, t�at ut sucb tiae horeaPter Pollot�in� (as tbe
Poundation shull requeat) provided the Found�tion ch�ll continue uith t.he
pro�ect und carry on pl�ns dcvcslo�ent o� �he project na propo�ed� and
provided the Foun�i�tion. �ha21 huve ccnti�ued to obtuin� provide� azid
furniah moneys needcd tm�rard the pay�aent o,..° the bolnnco oP �he purchase
prica oP the Esid �ayeu's River Lot�� und any iA�rovc�en�s on t,he lt�nds
erecte8 or conctructed by �he F�undAtion, tho City ugll. o� ita �:u:t under-
take anfl cxecuta further a aeparAte le�ase or caid landa ia favor ot tb�
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Foundatian Yox a 7.ong term oP , g Por a minimum term oP twenty_p�.ve
�25) ye�rs� and an option therea�ter Por.twenty-five 2
unless the parties sbAu themyelves heren�ter � 5) years ndditionul
shorter or different terra, and thereaPter egainras�the Foundation�shAl1 hnve
need and use Por �he lands in connectipn with the
Peace for -�he benefit 'ot the public and eapec3al,ly th�eehandicuh� x��nds o,�
disab2ed. pped and
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10. That the lease rental to be paid by�the Foundation to the
City fox the iaitial term of �inety (90) dmys, and eacb tena oP ninety
(90) days following is in t�:e amowst oP $
for the long-term lea�e Por t�e term oP t�aenty_�fve �5�be lease rental
tera� as hezeaPter shA11 be a�xeed upon} ���,� �,� 3n ths swnathen�agre d
et t,he time oP �be executiic� of such 2ong--�e� ��a8e� but not in exces�
of $ __'_ Per �eaz�. .
under axe subjectat� �c�, ��diti�ned upo�r��:�.���n�d to be provided here-
�7.a�aiz�g: �
' Q� The preints�� "�.��ed to the Foursc��� ��s�.� are used eud occupied �.::�•
' by �he Fouw:�.��a��� (e2ways) exc�°�1��.�r �or ar�d in connectian
with the p:�:�{;,���� oP the "Islana�. �' P`�ace`P and nat otherwise. ��
�e �nd ���� '�'=�nises sha21 be s�r.�, ta the p�ss�lfc, and are
evailable �t�:^ ;�;a oP the publi�� �� ��g�Cial
� and disablw��, Public use is anc� ��,�� be w��� ����itatfonPor
. restrictioa ,��.$crimination cr�,-�r�z�r �Q ��� A�, rules and
. xegulations �.� �rarce are and sh��; �� ; �r
prevention a�' :;��,:;-�e� he�lth� and �r��.,���� a��°��s oP safetY,
. orderly use a�� ��lici �ublic, and the
thereon� an�: �n� �°P the p�•�����: �d any Pacilities
preservation oP ��.� ���f��a so Par as reasonabl,y
possible in ��ir ��g��1 �.��.�� �����. �ee Schedule "g" .
b� The Foundaticx� �h�:►:� $Gt �ZW$y8 tcr Itae3P' Purnish
•� obtttin Prom i��,���c$�.�on sourcea , Provide, and
,� moneys needed or uecessary to acqture�owncrship and�titletto he�
sa-called Hayes�s 1.o�s r�nd the cos�a oP any im�rovements made upon.
_. Any landa by the Fou:idatiozi. (Should the Foundation �'ail or refusa
in respect to any co�dition noted above, tbe right of the Founds-
� tion to (t�ny) such 2er�se is lo8t aud terminated, and may be �....,
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Should the Foundation continue to obtain� fu��sh, and provide'
the money� needed And zaecessary to coznplete the acquisition oP
ozruerehip and title oP the so-called Hayes River Lo�$ nnd any
improyements made upon the landa by t,he Foundntion, end should�
the City tben �t $uch time (hereaPter) Pail or refuse to muke
and execute a long-tern 1eose oP ull the l,ands noted in Pavor
oP the Foundatlon (on terms dee�ned then b,y the Foundation to
be nece$sury to i:be needa and purposes of �the "Islande oP Pe�,�'� )
then all el.ain of right, title, or interest� and ownership i� �nd
to the t�o-called �myea's River Lots is and shall be in the Founda-
�ion; thereto the City doe� and t,i11 vIIive end re2euse to t2�e
Foundation r�ny c�d au cl,�i� �ritb recpect to Eayes's River lots, .�,
t�4 tLercby will then execute adequate inatrumentn of releuae ana
conveyaace vith reapect thereto in favor of tbe Fowadation.
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Should purchase oP the 1an63 in the Hayes's River Lote ,.�.
(herea�ter) be canpleted and tltle-be �ully acquired�
should the project o� the Foundation as provided be com-
menced and be operated �or a period of tirae, and then should
it occur (thereaPter�! st e later time that the pro,�ect and •+
xork oP the Foundatimn with res�ect to use oP said islands
(abave noted) and in connection wit� t.be said Hayes's River
S�ot�s be tezzninated (for e.ny reasan uhAtever) by the Founda-
tia�� and the termina.�ion is without �ault in the City, or
by reason of ar�y act s�P the �ity„ �hen� in such case� the
traterest oP •the FoualC�tdioa �n az� �a r��a;� aP the lands under
said lease� or �ny extenwio� t�e��c�.g� �botb as to any of said
ialande and the ���res ° � �?�? ;r� �.��,,;,� ;�s �d �hAll bs terminated;
arsd any leas� or ri�h� t,�.��•�;r:::�er� �,�,�m �,��t�ng in favor of the
F�oundat�on rna;�� i�� c��,.�..1.4-�� `�;� th� �i.t�,� �.�c3 ell rigbt� title, .
�nd interest �..n �a �� c�°' �,r.:q Foundation �� awnexship and claim
�o any such l.��r.c���, :� ;�,:�,:�,;;;;,��� tb� gayes R s.�iver 3ots, is and shall
lt�e in the Cifi�,� �:.:d .,:�� �„�� Foundation.
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'� e� `�he Foundatic� :�`h��,�`�:IL :.�`~,.��a;t, and provide (�.nd keep in Porce) ''
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5��om t3n insua�€��::;•;.e. ��;rw;��x�, for the bene� i� of the Foundstion
r�d the� Cityri ;� �rz�tr,�:,�c� policy aP insura�ce againat Iisbility
({Por inju.Nier� .�� •;Z�ss_ �rising out o�, dvsing, ar in connection
t�'ith the use �� �,^,*,:u�a-�ion oP the (leased� prer,�ises by the
I�btmdation (�;� .?��,��j. ��h 3nsurance (p�licy� sha11 be sub•
initted to and: �.�� �,+,a;:�je�:t� t�: approval as �a the carrier, Porm,
arld content b•� �t:�:� wi�:�r ,�,���ney. T�e �'�e�.s3ation, further, ' �
s.�z�ees to hol� �`„�:: �;,"`f:� ���:;ie:ss and ��� s��' a1:L clafma for
:�osses 'ana dar��,�<�,�, �:�.�:�;;��, �t o�, s;ur���A �d in connection-.
.. t��:th the use �..� �,:.,�.�,�q;,..,R, � �� ���-��,�,� �x the Foundation
t�� lessee.
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perPormed upoz� -�kz� �r��is�:� �x�t�.a; µ�r�c�r �otice thereof to
the City, and �tac� str���c�i�..we ar ��ro�i�zae.nt being iirst approved
by the. City� act�.z� �;� ��hr.o�h f�� �utl�orized representati�re.
g) T'ne City undertr�hes ta nxo�aide mai�te.�ance and care on its part
for eaid lands And arer�s in �their r�w3t�ra1 state, according to the
6cnedule therePor (Sr.hvdule C�, which is attached and made part
hereoP by reference; and to accampZi�h the same either alone or
uith the aid and assis�anc� oP the Foundation. Such �►aintenauce
and care by the City �ha11 be aluays us Pound needed or desirable
to the developmen� and operation oP the project� and As Well
eafety.and preservation oP the (is2.and) prenises in their origina,l
' and natural state. The City ,nay provide �rther �aintenance and
aid and eseistance to the care oY such l.ands and an�r improveraents
thereon as the Ci�ty Piz�ds desireble, on the part oP the City in
connection with the project. The Foundation undertr�es to provide
maintenunce and care oi any stru:tures or other inpxovenents plr�ced
,� ypon the premiBes by the FoundAtion, nnd to act alvays to the proper
care and maintenance oP the ].a.nds, and especiall,y to preser've the
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City of Fridley
Dear Sirs;
I would like to construct an addition to rriy place of
residence at 560 Ironton S�reet, lots 45n 46, 47, & 48,
block G in I�iverview Hei�htso The addition in question
would be constructed onto the side of the house�,and would
require a variance of front yard setback from 35 to 20 feet.
If at all possible, I wbuld like to have the above request
to be consdered at the City Counsel meeting of September 10,
19739 Prior to the board of appeals meeting.
I would like to commence construction as soon as possible,
' provided the variance of the front yard set back is passed
at the councel meeting, so I may require a buildin� permit,
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CITY OF FRIDLLY
PUBLIC H�ARING
B�T� ORE TIi�
BOARD OF APPEALS
TO WHOT4 IT MAY COPdC�RN :
' NOTTCE IS HEP�EBY GIVrN THAT TIiE Board oi Appeals of the City of Fridley
will meet in the Council Cliamber of the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. on 1�zesday,
September 11, 1973 to consider the following matter.
' A request for a vaxiance of Section 45.053, 4A,
Fridley City Code, to reduce the front yard
setback from 35 feet to 20 feet to allow the
' constxuction of an addition onto an existing
dwelling loca�ed on Lots 45, 46, 47, and 48,
$lock G, Rivervieta Heights, the same being
' S60 Ironton Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota.
(Request by Mr. Merlin Brunlcow, 560 Ironton
Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota.)
' Anyone who wishes to be heard with reference to the above mattex may be
heard at this meeting.
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETTNG
CALL TO ORDER:
AUGUST 22, 1973
Vice Chairman Harris called the meeting to order at
8:00 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
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Members Present: Harris, Drigans, Blair, Lindblad
Members Absent: Fitzpatrick
Others Present: Darrel Clark, Community Development Adm.
APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 8, 1973
'' Mr. Harris said a statement he made was left out of_
. the minutes and he wou�ld like to have it included. Th �
statement was that if the hospital at some time in the�futuze,
' should decide that they have more land than they need in the
parcel they are asking to be rezoned to CR-1, before they sell
the property, it revert back to R-1 zoning.
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Commission minutes of August 8, 1973 be approved as amended.
Upon a voice vote, all" voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 14, 1973
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning
Commission receive the Board of Appeals minutes of August 14,
1973. Upon a voice vote, a11 vot.zng aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
RECEIVE PLZ�TS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS &.UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE
MINUTES: AUGUST 15, 1973
MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Drigans, that the P1ann.zng
Commission receive the Plafs & Subdivisions-Streets & Ufilities
Subcommittee minutes of August 15, 1973. Upon a. voice vote, a11
voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
1. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: CON5IDERATION OF A REZONING
REQUEST, ZOA #73-08, BY NORTH SUBURBAN HOSPYTAL DISTRICT:
Rezone �rom R-1 (single family dwelling areas) to CR-1
(general office and limited business) the area South of
ot 76th Avenue N.E., East of 5th Street N.�., North of 75th
Avenue N.E., and West of Unity Hospital, to allow construction
of a medical office building.
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MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning
' Commission reopen the Public Hearing on rezonzng request, ZOA
#73-08, by North Suburban Hospital District. Upon a voice vote,
a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Don Leivermann, Associate Administrator of Unity Hospital
was present to represent the petitioner.
Vice Chairman Harris said the Planni�g Commission had
requested in�ormation from the City Attorney,
Mr. Clark said there were three things the Planning Commission
wanted explored. The first thing was if the property could be
rezoned to CR-1 and limit it. to medical purposes and related uses.
Mr. Herrick thought this would be enforceableand if there was an
agreement signed at the time this was rezoned, he thought he could
defend this in court. It would be the easiest to administer
because it would not require any additional Public Hearings. The
second proposal to be considered was to create a Special Use in an
R-1 District for medical purposes. This would be a aoning change
and require two Public Hearings, one before the Planning Commission
and one before the City Council. This would take about 60 to 90
days and need an ordinance. The third proposal was to create a
separate medical zone and determine what uses could be in this
zone. .This would require the same two Public Hearings and an
ordinance. As far as administration is concerned, Mr. Clark
said we probably could work with limiting it to medical use in
a CR-1 District but the second reading of the ordinance should be
help up until approved plans are ready for Council. We recommend
that you only rezone the portion of the land they are going to
use for the medical office building.
Mr. Clark said that later on in the agenda, Council has
sent something down to tre Planning Commission. This is a request
for a Special Use in an R-1 District to allow a real estate office.
Mr. Qureshi suqgested not to create a Special Use that would not
be too different from other uses that could be asked for under a
Special Use, such as lawyers or doctors office. As far as the
staff is concerned, ��e wouldn't want this put into a Special Use
category because it is much more ditficuZt to deny a Special Use
request than it is to deny a rezoning request.
Mr. Drigans asked if the Hospital District has said how much
area they would need for this medical building and if they would
consider just rezoning this portion. .
Mr. Clark said they may or may not agree to rezoning a
portion of the property. He said he understood they needed about
three acres in the Northeast corner of the parcel, adjacent to
the hospital, for the medical office building.
' Mr. Drigans asked if the City Attorney in considering the
three possibilities, felt that CR-1 rezoning with limitations was
tl�,e most enforceable. Mr. Clark said a new zoning ordinance
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would be the most enforceable but rezoning it to CR-1 with a
special use in mind, like medical use and related uses, as long
as the petitioner signed an agreement and it was recorded at the
County, the City Attorney was reasonably sure he could defend it.
Mr. Harris asked how long this agreement would be valid.
Mr. Clark said it would be everlasting. It wouldn`t be
the same as a private �Q��nant that was only good for twenty
years.
Mr. Harris said that in a few years it could be an entirely
new Hospital Board.
Mr. Clark said this agreement would be a matter of record,
and anyone who was going to purchase the property, with any kind
of title search, would be aware of what he was buying.
Mr. Drigans said that without knowing what type of office
space and who they would want to rent to, it would be difficult
to define the limitations. Mr. Clark said you could define
exclusions that are included in a CR-1 District. Mr. Drigans
said what if they need an accounting office of a data process
system. Mr. Clark said these wauld be accessory uses to the main
function, which would be medical.
' Mrs. Mary Ann Johanix asked where the parking would be for
this medical building. Mr. Clark said he assumed it would be in
combination with the parking lot of the hospital.
, Mrs. Johanix asked what else they would be building on this
property. Mr. Clark said that the Hospital District didn't know
and we don't know. Mrs. Johanix said they were supposed to come
, a.n with plans tonight so we coul.d see them.
Mr. Don Leivermann said he didn't recollect anyone say ing
1 that they would be bringing in any plans in terms of a building
or structure. He said the group that wants to build this building
didn`t want to go to the expense of architectural drawings unless
, they had some assurance that they would be allowed to build the
building.
Mr. Blair said there was discussion at the last meeting on
� how many �torys thi.s building �aould have but he didn't recall
anyone saying that structural plans would be presented tonight.
' Mr. Clark said the statement was made that the finaZ step
for rezoning this property caould not be taken by Council until
there are plans ready for approval.
' Mr. Blair said Mr. Saniuelson made the statement at the last
m��"tirig about final plans being submitted before the rezoning was
appraved by Council and the affected property owners could see
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Mr. Leivermann said the gronp of individuals who want to
' own this building dor�'t want to move on anything unless they have
some assurance that the property will be rezoned.
' Mr. Kenneth Little, 7558�5th Street N.E., said he has had
some experience in the building field and no matter where you go
you have to have a set of plans and a complete layout of how
' you are going �Lo use the property you are requesting to have
rezoned.
� Mr. Clark said this is correct.
is just an advisory body to the City
has stated that they would like some
request will be approved before they
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indication if the rezoning
draw up plans. It would be
ask for final plans with no
Mr.. Little said he thought it would be hard for the Planning
Commission to make a recommendation without any plans.
Mr. Harris asked what assurances the group wanted. �
Mr. Leivermann said that they know the squar� footage of. the
building and that it will be in the same style as the hospital.
The independent group that wants to build the medica]. building
would have to incorporate into a partnership, contract with an
architectural firm to draw up plans and spend an X amount of
dollars when they have no idea if they will be allowed to ever
build the building.
Mr. Harris said he couldn't see the hang-up of drawing up
some preliminary plans. We should have a plot plan and where
they �,�ant to locate the medical building on the property. They
seem to want carte blanche on this. They want assurance from
the City that this will be rezoned to something so they can
build their building without advancing any information. They
would not be able to do this in any community.
Mr. Lindblad said the problem seems to be that if it isn't
rezoned, the North Suburban Hospital Board can build ihe building,
and if it is rezoned, private ownershi.p will build it, and no
one wants to draw up any plans until they see which way it will go.
, Mr. Drigans said he didn't see how the Planning Commission
could take any action w.�.thout a plot plan. We have no survey of
this property. Even a homeowner has to have a survey before he
' can do anything with his property, so he didn't think it was too
much to ask the Hospital_District to have a survey prepared with
the proposed location of the�building drawn in.
' Mr. Harris said we should know how much property this buil:ding
will need and its relation to the hospital.
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Mr. Drigans said it would cost $75 to $100 to supply a
' survey of this property so we can see exactly what part of this
property is going to be used for the medical building. He thought
the doctors could afford this.
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problem. He said Mr. Leivermann said the Hospital District can
construct this building witnout rezoning, so why are ihey going
through rezoning. Mr. Drigans said the Hospital District can
build this building in the present R-1 zoning, but in order for
private enterprise to construct it and put the property on the
tax rolls, it has to be rezoned.
Mr. Johanix said they have checked with the City Attorney's
' office and a medical building can`t be built in an R-1 District
by anyone.
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Mr. Clark said it would depend upon the by-laws of �he North
Suburban Hospital District as to whether they can build his building
themselves. Mr. Leivermann said there are State laws which govezn
this.
Mr. Clark said it was academic as to whether the Hospital
District could build this building because the request was �or
rezoning so tr:at private enterprise cot�ld build it.
Mr. Little said he was against the rezoning because of the
traffic problems and he thought the people had a right to know
where this medical center is going to be located. .
Mr. Clark sai� the property owned by the North Suburban
Hospital District is a P district which is a Public district.
Under uses permitted it says Public buildings and uses. Mr.
Johanix said then i� this building was built it could not be
used by doctors for an office. It could be used as a hospital
but not by doctors for private offices, because this is a public
building.
Mr. Leivermann said as long as this land is publicly owned
they can build whatever they want on this property as long as
it is medically orientated. It is on�y because they �aant this
group of doctors to own the building that there are asking to have
it rezoned.
' Mrs. Bonnie Little said she was concerned where this building
would be located, where the access would be, and where the parking
would be. She said that when they sought a legal opinion from the
' City Attorney, he said the.Hospital Board does have their own
attorney who should perhaps attend these hearings so we could get
the legal aspect straightened out. We are very concerned about
' what will be built on this property in the future and where the
roads and parking areas will be.
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Mr. Leivermann said he didn't think it was necessary to have
an attorney at the meeting because this medical building was the
only tY:.ing they wanted to build at this time and as to the rest
of the property, only time will tell, and no one could say at the
present time what it will be used for. As to the exits and entrances
and parkir,g areas, this is already controlled by the City and was
not the option of the North Suburban Hospital District.
' Ms. Donna Marcucci, 7441 Lyric Lane N.E., said she was in
favor of tne doctors owning the building but she would like to
know where thE: btcilding would be located.
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get more specific in Iocating the area they want to use for
construction of the medical building so we know the exact acreage
that we are being asked to approve rezoning on.
Mr. Drigans said we need a legal description of this acreage.
' Mr. Harris said they should locate where the parki�!ig will be
for this building and if they intend to use the hospital parking
' lot there sY:ould be an agreement worked out between thE: two groups.
We should know where the access wi11 be to this building.
Mr. Drigans said the parking requirements might be different
'. in a CR-1. from an R-1 Dist,rict or setbacks or other requirements,
so they should know how much acreage they wi11 need for this
building so it will no� require any variances.
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Council of any rezoning until they have a final plan.
� Mr. Harris said he thought it would be disastrous if they
asked for rezoning of three acres and when the final plans were ready
they needed more or less acreage, and the whole thing would have
to be amended.
Mr. Harris s�:id the North Suburban Hospital District was
asking for rezoning for private ownership of a medical office
building. Under consideration by the Planning Commission was
the best way to handle tr.is request. They had three options.
One was to recommend rezoning to CR-1 with limitations for
medical purpose, another was to recommend that this be made a
Special Use in the present R-1 zoning or recommend a new zoning
district far medical purposes.
Mr. Blair and Mr. Drigans said they were in favor of CR-1
� rezoning with limitations. Mr. Clark said this would be the
quickest way to han�,le this request.
i Mr. Harris asked what would happen, if after a period of time,
' the doctors wanted to sell this building. Mr. Clark answered that
any use tr.is building might be put to would have to come back to
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Mr. Lindblad said the limitations for medical purposes would
still hold,
Mr. Drigans said he was not in favor of a Special Jse in an
R-1 area for medical purposes because it would open the door to
too many ather related uses. He said the Hospital Board is asking
to rezone 11 acres. He asked Mr. Clark �f we can recommend that
less than this amount be rezoned. Mr. Clark said they could.
MOTION by Drzgans, seconded by Blair, that the Planning
Commission continue the Public Hearing for rezoning request , ZOA
#73-08, by North Suburban Hospital District, to rezone from R-1
(single family dwelling areas) to CR-Z (general office and limited
business) the area South of 76th Avenue N.E.; East of 5th Street
N.E.; North of 75th Avenue N.E.; and West of Unity Hospital, to
a11ow construction of a medical office building, until September I2,
1973, to a12ow the interested parties of this rezoning request to
prepare a preliminary plot plan showing the specific area for the
medical buiZding, givinq the approximate location and size of the
proposed building, with a 1ega1 description of the building and
showing parking and access. Upon a voice vote, a31 voting aye,
the motion carried unanimously.
2. PUBLIC HE�RING: CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT,
P.S. #73-06, HARRIS LAKE ESTATES, BY DAVZD HARRIS: A replat of
Lots 2 and 3 and parts of Lots 4, 5 and 6, Auditor's Subdivision
No. 22, being bounded on the North by Mississippi Street, on
the West by Arthur Street, and on the East by East City Limits,
and on the South by Rice Creek Road.
Mr. David Harris was present.
Vice Chairman Harris read the Public Hearing notice.
Mr. David Harris said the areas that comprises the plat is
30� acres. The total acreage of the area is 36 acres. All the
73 lots are for single family homes and the 1ot sizes have been
checked by the City Enc-ineeer and conform to code. The City .has
requested that the ponding area be used for storm sewer drainage
and there is an agreement that has been worked out with the City.
There will be all blacktopped s�reet with concrete curb and gutter.
There are drainage easerr:ents on the plat and a storm water drainage
system. Of the 13 parcels that make up this plat, i am owner or
eontract purchaser of 11 of. the 13 parcels.
Mr. Harris continued that at a previous meeting of the Plats
& Subdivisicns-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee there were stipu-
lations made and he has agreed to all the stipulations. blost of
the recc�mrr.endations are included in the revised plat presented
tonight. The trees are not shown, but he does agree to that
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Vice Chairman Harris said he would read the stipulations
and then they would go back over them individually.
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Drainage and storm sewers be determined before development.
Temporary turn-around provided at the end of 63rd Lane.
Under.ground utilities be used.
4. Include a tot 1ot cn the plat.
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Developer plant a tree on each lot.
Foundation elevations be established and checked for.
waterproofing of foundations.
Radius be provided at all intersections.
' On the first stipulation Mr. David Harris said th ponding
area which is about 5 acres will be an Outlot. This p nd does go
into New BriGhton and wi11 encompass a ten acre lake. The drainage
will come f.rom Sauth of Rice Creek Road and drain North and will
go into a sluice gate at the ponding area to maintain a reasonable
amount of water�. There is a storm sewer easement on Lots 15,16, 11
and 12. The City Engineer said this was a satisfactory way to
handle the strorm sewer drain«ge. Mr. Mike O'Bannon, County
Commissioner, wh.o is here tonight suggested just before the meeting,
that the storm water North of Mississippi Street could be drained
betweeen Lots 1 and 8 back into the ponding area.
Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Clark what ditch was referred to in the
Plats & Subs minutes. Mr. Clark said there will be a Public Hearing
by the Council on the storm sewer drainage on this plat. This
ditch would follow 63rd Lane to Central Avenue. One of the
proposals to be considered is to open this ditch, which is difficult
to tind because of development and natural filling in, so the
overflow can go to Moore Lake.
' Mr. David Harris said he understood that there was a very
minimum grade fram Arthur Street West to Moore Lake and unless
there was a.great deal of storm water, the sluice gate would
, put most of the water in the pond and very little would go to
Moore Lake.
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easement on Lots 15 and 16, Block 2. Mr. Harris said it was.
Mr. Drigans asked what happened to the water now in this
ponding area. Did the water just stand still? Mr. C1ark said
that because the ditch was closed, a lot of the water was in
peoples back yard when there was a heavy run-off.
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Mr. Drigans asked if this would be like the ponding area of
the Wall Corporation. Mr. Clark said the Wall Corporation had
a small ponding area with recirculated water, but the ponding
area on this plat was a drainage area for 300 acres.
Mr. Drigans a�ked how deep this pond would be. Mr. Dave
IHarris said it was only two or three feet now but it would be
dredged so that it would have a depth of five to six feet.
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taken care of. Mr. Harris has acquired more land since the Plats
and Subs meetin� and on the preliminary plat submitted tonight
there was a permanent cul-de-sac on 63rd Lane.
Mr. David Harris he agreed to underground utilities.
� Mr. Harris said that there were 14 acres set aside for
a recreational area. He said he preferred to have this c lled
a recreational area rather than a tct lot, because it wi� be
' park land that gives public access to the lake for canoe� and
sGil boats. This w�.11 be a grassy area and is much larged than
what a tot lot would be.
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on each lot.
Mr. Blair asked about the 50 year flood plain and how it will
affect this plat. Mr. Dave Harris said that's why he had requested
that the pond be dredged. He thought this should take care of any
effect of this.
Mr. Dick Harris asked if there would be a problem of silt
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any silting problem after it is developed.
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Mr. Dave Harris said they certainly didn't want any stagnant
water and this would be taken care of with the line coming South
from Rice Creek Road and the water coming in from New Brighton.
Mr. Harold Theilen, 6514 Fridley Street, said he lived on the
North side of Mississippi Street and he wondered if this ponding
area would take care of the water in this area.
Mr. Dave.Harris said he had mentioned earlier that Mr. O'Bannon
had suggestE:d that he provide an easement so the water could be
piped under Mississippi Street which would stablize this street.
He said there would be a sluice gate to maintain an average depth
to the pond and a drainage easement somewher� between Lots 15 and 16.
This wot�ld enable him tc• fil�l in the lot that would be used for
park land. �
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ditch just happens to run through the
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Mr. Clark said there would be a Public Hearing before Council.
Mr. Rundquist asked who would pay for this. Mr. Clark said
it would be paid for by assessment by the property owners that
benefited by the improvement.
� Mr. Russell Neuman, 1500 Rice Creek Road N.E., asked if ,
; Arthur Street will be improved to RicP Creek Road ;�`or on1y. .
to 63rd Lane.� Mr..Clark said there would have'to be,
� a Public Hearing for the road, also. He said there wasn't a
cross street from Central Avenue ta a quarter mile into Ramsay
County so the City might want it opened. Mr. Neuman asked if they
would be taking part of his property for 63rd Lane. Mr. Clark
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contact yc�u to se� if some agreement could be worked out for the
property that was needed to keep 63rd Lane in line with the
, property lines across Arthur Street. Mr. Neuman said he didn't
want to sell his property.
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Mr. Clark saic� there is another prablem. Clarence�lson
who lives on Mississippi Street owns the large rectangl shown
on this plat, and a large portion of this will be in tYie ponding
area. The City will have to have ownership of. this alsa. Mr.
Harris said that as he understands it, Mr. Olson has developed
as much land as he can on his property and there is not sufficient
propFrty left for another lot on this plat.
Mr. Drigans asked if a].1 the lots would be buildable on this
plat. Mr. Clark said that after. all the improvements have been
made on the plat, the Council could exclude some lots f rom paying
assessments so there woul.d not be any tax forfeit lots. Mr. Dave
Harris said that his engineers have led him to believe that there
will not be any unbuildable lots.
Mr. L�.ndblad asked what size trees would be planted. Mr.
Clark said they would be 2 to 22 inches in diameter, he assumed.
Mr. Harris said he would plant trees whether it was stipulated
or not. At the present tine the taxes on the property he is re-
platting is $5500 and of this the City's share is about $600.
On the 73 lots in this new plat, the homes will range from #35,000
to $50,000 so there will be a valuation of about 3 million in
valuation in the improvements and structures. He said he wants to
develop this plat into a real nice area.
Mr. Bob Larson, 1452 Mississippi Street N.E., said he thought
the whole development of this plat hinged on the storm sewer. Mr.
Clark said this was one of the stipulations of the Plats & Subs
St:bcommittee that t.ne drainage problem had to be solved before this
plat is devel.oped, and ther.e is no doubt that i:his has to be done.
Mr. Dalton Natyke, 1464 Mississippi Street N.E.,•-:said he
questioned wh.ether the sanitary sewer and water main that was now
existing �vould accommodate this area or would it have to be en-
larged. Mr. Clark sai� as this area has been zoned R-1 and the
zoning classification hasn't changed, the existing system should
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be large enough. He was sure there was an 8" water main and an
8" sanitary sewer.
Mrs. Roy Holman, 6500 Fridley Street N.E., said she objected
to the park land. She said she was familiar with the Columbia Height:
Park and all th� problems it brought. Mr. Mike O'Bannon, County
Commissioner, said that when they started patroling this park
there was less trouble.
Mr. Blair said he has sat on the Parks & Recreation Commission
for five years and she was the first person who didn't want a
park in her area. He said the park she referred to was 25 square
acres and was a regional park. This park would be l4 acres and
would be a neighborhood park and would attract a different group.
A regional park was for adults and a neighborhood park was for
children.
Mr. Jerald Tjader, 6563 Fridley Street N.E., said he thought
the area needed a neighborhood park.
Mr. Dave Harris said he was ju:�t fulfilling a request of
the City that 50 of the plat be dedicated for park purposes. He
asked the Plannir,g Commission ii this area should be shown on
the plat as park land. Mr. Blair said he would Iike it shown on
the plat and asked Mr. Harris to write a letter to Paul Brown,
Park & Recreation Director, saying he would dedicate this area
for park purposes. Mr. Dave Hazris said it would save a lot
of paper work with deeds, etc., if he showed it as park land on
the plat when it was prese_nted to the City Council.
Mr. Drigans asked about the dedicazon for the ponding area.
Mr. Dave Harris said there was already a signed agreement with the
City.
Mr. Bob Larson asked when Mississippi Street would be rebuilt.
Mr. Clark said there was no schedule for this as yet. They can't
rebuild Mississippi Street unti.l there is an outfall to the pond,
but with the development of this plat, it is coming much closer
than it is today.
Mr. Walter Eyler, 1.456 64th Avenue N.E., asked if the schools
in the area could handle the influx of children from 73 home sites.
Mr. Clark said that �choo7. enrollment is going down in the
elemer_tary schools and as he understands it, Gardena school is
almost vacant, so even if it would involve busing, he was sure no
new schools would have to be built.
MOTION by Drigans, second by Lindblad, that the Planning
� Commission close the Public Nearing on rezoning request, ZOA #73-OS,
Narris Lake Es�ate, by David Harris. Upon a voice vote, a.Il
voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. B�air said the Mr. Dave Harris has agreed to all the
stipulation of the P1ats & Subs. Subcommittee meeting.
Vice Chairman Harris said that° some way we have to resolve
the situation on Arthur Street and 63rd Lane.
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Mr. Clark s�:id he would check the tax records to see if there
was dedication on Mr. Neuman's property for ri.ght of way on
Arthur Stzeet. After cr�ecking, Mr. Clark said there was no
dedication for Arthur Street, just for Rice Creek Road. He
continued that when Council has t.he Public Hearing on the improve-
ments�iri this, area there should be hearing on Arthur Street, also.
Mr. Dick Harris asked about 63rd Lane. Mr. Clark said if
Mr. Dave Harris couldn't negotiate with Mr. Neuman for the property
needed for the right of way for 63rd Lane, then the City would
have to acqt:ire it because it was important that 63rd Lane lined
up �aith the property line West of Arthur Street.
Mr. Daryl Wolf, 6446 Arthur Street N.E., said he was opposed
to Arthur Street being extended to Ric� Creek Road. He said
with 63rd Lane being opened off Ar�hur, you could go from Mississippi
Street to Rice Creek Ro«d by taking Arthur to 63rd Lane and tY;en
to Anoka Street.
' MOTION by Drigans, seconded by BZair, that the PZanning
Commission recommend to the City Council approval of the proposed
p1at, P.S. #73-06, Harris Lake Estates, by David Harris, being
, a replat of Lo1`s 2 and 3 and parts of Lots 4, 5 and 6, Auditor's
Subdivision No. 22, being bounded on the North by Mississippi
Street N.E., on the West by Arthur Street N.E., on the East by
East City Limits, and on the South by Rice Creek Road N.E. , with
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1. Drainage and storm sewers be determined before development.
2. The City reguest that underground utilities be used.
3: Area be dedicated to City for park land.
4. Developer plant a tree on each 1ot.
5. Foundation e1evG.tions be established and checked for
waterproofing of foundations.
6. Developer negotiate to purchase right of way to develop
63rd Lane N.E.
7. Deve.Zoper negotzate to purchase Fondiny area not included
in this p1at.
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Mr. David Harris said he was concerned about the first
stipulation. He sGid hE: knew the intent of this stipulation,
but he didn't want it misconstrued that he was responsible in
determining the drainage an� storm sewers for this area. Vice
Chairman Harris said it was shown in the minutes that the City
had to determine this beforE development. They just want this
brought to the Council's attention.
3. REQUEST BY JOHN DOYLE (6305 EAST RIVER ROAD
Mr. Clar.k said that on the previous Monday night (August 20,
1973) Mr. Doyle had appeared befora the City Council asking that
a real estate office be allowed in an R-1 District with a Special
Use Permit. The Council has referred this to the Planning Commission.
Last year Mr. Doyle requested a change in zoning fram R-1 to
CR-l. This was deniEd by Council and the people in the ��rea were
very opposed to this rezoning but indicated they had no jobjection
to Mr. DoyJ_e continuing his business without rezoning. 'Mr. Doyle
has requested that he be allowed to continue as he is during the
time it would take to change the zoning ordinance to allow a
real estate offi.ce in an R-1 District U�ith a Special Use Permi.t.
Mr. Drigans s�:i� he thought the Planning Commission should
have copie:; of thE: City Council minutes before they could consi�er
this request. •
Mr. Clark said a real esf.ate office wouid be allowed in an
R-1 area if the home was used as a residence and only people who
lived in the home worked for the real estate company. This is what
our home occupation code states. Mr. Doy1e does not use this home
for a residence, only for his business, and has outside help
employed.
The staff feels that if this is allowed under a Special Use
Permit, we are going to be asked for a lot of similar uses.
Mr. Drigans asked if Mr. Doyle was continuing to operate at
this time. Mr. Clark sGid Clarence Belisle had stopped there and
hE: said he was not operatirig as yet.
Mr. Harris asked how this would fit
plan. Mr. Clark said the recommendation
opment in this area, no commercial.
in with the comprehensive
was for a townhouse devel-
Vice Chairman Harris said to put this on the agenda for their
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4. BOARD OF APPE�LS SECRETARY
Mr. Drigans said that at the July 30th meeting with the City
Council there had been discu:sior. of problems with various committees.
He sGid that at the August 14, 1973 meeting of the Board of Appeals
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they had a reque::t for 5 variances on some property on Beech
Street. The IIoard of Appeals denied 4 variances and allowed l.
He said there was a lot of discussion on this at the meeting which
did not appear in the minutes. He said this was not the fault
of the sta.ff inember at the: meeing, but he thought it was unfair
to him, to the Bo<<rd of �ppeals and to the Council, when thE:y
didn't have a secretary to take the minutes, so that all their
discussion was not in the minutes. Mr. Clark said this may not
have changed the Counc.il's decision to approve all the variances.
Mr. Drigans said he realized this, but thought more complete
minutes would hE•:"lp clarify thE: Board's decisions. He polled
the other Chairmen of Subcommittees and thE:y all said they had a
secretary at their meetings. Mr. Clark said it was felt that
if tY:.er. e were only one or t�ao items on an agenda a full time
secreatry wasn't necessary. Mr. Drigans said he was making �
request to have a fu11 time secretary for all Board af Appeals
meetings.
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Mr. B].air asked what happened at the staff ineeting��on the
armory proposal. Mr. Clarlc said not much more than what happened
at the Plannir,g Commission meeting. The Federal government will
pay 750 of the cost and thE: remaining cost will be divided _
between the state and local government. He was taken out to look
at two sites, one in the vacinity of the Ice Arena and the City
Garage, and one b�- the Fridley High School by Moore Lake. General
Cgeeseman wi.11 be meeting with th� Planning Commission later. He
said Paul Brown i.s preparing a resume of this meeting.
6. GED;E�tAL DISCUSSZON
Mr. Clark said the report on auxilliary buildings was in the
process of being written up.
Mr. Lindblad asked about 5933 Main 5treet anc', thE: completion
of the garage. Mr. Clark said it would be this fall.
There was general discussion on the Metro station at 5333
University Avenue N.E.
Mr. Lindblad askE�d why the Shorewood remodeling didn't
, come tc. the IIuildir,g Standards-Design Control 5ubcommittee.
Mr. Clark said it was all inside remodeling.
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Vice Chairman Harris Gsked if. the comprehensive park plan
would come to the Planning Commission so they could see how it
fits in the Comprehensive Plan. �
Mr. Blair said it wasn't scheduled for the Planning Commission.
It was going to Counc�.l on September 10, 1973.
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MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Blair, that the comprehensive
park plan be referred back to the Planning Commission by the City
Council for an evaluation with the Corr.prehensive Plan. Upon a voice
vote, a11 votinq aye, the: motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION by B1air, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning
Commission adjourn their meeting at I1:15 P.M. Upon a voice
vote, a11 voting a�e, the mot.ion carried unanimously.
Respectful�y submitted,
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BUILDING STANDARDS-D�SIGN CONTROL SUBCO��i'IITTEE NiEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1973 �
;�feeting was callecl to oxder by Chairman Lindblad at 8:05 p.m.
TtEriBERS PR�SENT: LINDBLAD, TONCO, CARIOLAIVO, TREUENFELS
DiE�iBER5 ABSENT: SINIONEAU
OTHERS PRESENT: J�RROLD BOARD�IAN, PL�NNING ASSISTANT
A40TION by Cariolano, seconded by Tonco to approve the minutes of the
August 9, 1973 meeting as �aritten.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carxied unanimously.
1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT BUILDINGS FOR THE PlJRPOSE OF
SALES AND SERVICES FOR RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, LOCATED ON PARTS OF LOTS�_;
: 11 AND 12, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 155, BEING PARCELS 2210 AND 2400;
LOCATED SOUTH OF I. 694, i�EST OF HIGHWAY N0. 65, NORTH OF 53RD AVENUE
A�VD EAST OF THE TARGET PARKING LOT; THE SA1�1E BEING 5500 CENTFtAL AVENUE
NORTi�EAST, FP.TDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY OPEN kOAD INDUSTRIES,
101 CONTINENTAL BLVD., EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA).
Item number one was cancelled and no future date was set for the item.
2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION FOR MAIVUFACTURING
I'URPOSES ON THE PRESENT BUILDING LOCATED ON LOTS 18 F� 19, BLOCK 7,
ONAtiVAY ADDITION; THE SAME B�ING 7775-79 BEECH STREET. (REQUEST BY THE
BROOKLYN TOOL COAIPANY, 7779 BEECH STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA).
AIr. Ray Carlson was present for Brooklyn Tool Company.
, rir. Carlson �xplained his need for the new addition to the Board. He said
that he was having an agreement drawn up to share parking facilities with
Assurance A9anufacturing Company, Inc. 7753 Beech Street N.E.
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Dir. Carlson said approximately 15 feet.
bir. Tonco asked how many parking spaces would be provided in this lot.
h1r. Carlson said that there would be 22 parking stalls (:�0' x 20') . Fie �vould
need only about 6 stalls. P�Ir. Boardman said that the code requires 15 stalls
for Brooklyn Tool but he was granted a variance on parking to 11 stalls.
Tir. Lindblad said that the building needed some type of protection on the
parking lot side so that cars cannot run into the building. tiVhat has been
approved before are guardrails similar to the ones the Highway Department uses.
Aix. Tonco said that ilie rail s}iould be mounted on posts a few inches a�uay from
the building and not mounted directly on the building.
i�ir. Carlson asked if there is any objection to coming closer to the front
property line with parking. I�ir. Boardman said that tlie code rec{uires a front
planting strip of 20 feet �vhic}i must be bermed and planted.
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� Mr. Lindblad said tha� the parking lot must be poured concrete curbing.
Aix. Lindblad �aanted to know if the street has concrete curbing. I�ir. Boardinan
said yes.
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Mr. Lindblad asked about the garbage pick-up, b1r. Carlsor, said at present
he has a dumpster in the front drive�aay. ,•tr. Lindblad said that the garbage
dumpster must be screened on all sides. AIr. Tonco said that if the gaxbage
dumpster is in front and is screened, there is a possibility of trucks banging
into it. h1r. Lindblad asked if there is a.ny ordinance against building a screen
for garbage on the b ack property line. AIr. Boardman said no, but this Board
must make sure that the screening is attractive enough so not to impose on the
neighbor acress the alley. Mr. Lindblad said that he would rather see it: in
back than in front.
r1r. Boardman said that the problem in putting the dumpster in the b ack
would be that Mr. Carlson would not have any room is t]Ze b ack of his property
and that the dumpster would have to go behind the shared parking facilities
ori Assurance's proper�y. There is however a possibility of sharing facilities
if it would be agreeable with Assurance Manufacturing.
Mr. Anderson from Assurance Manufacturing was asked to come forcvaxd.
Mr. Tonco said that it �vould be desirable to build the screened in area for
garbage pick-up so ti�at both companies could use it. Nir. Anclerson asked if they
were �alking about a complete enclosure. He said that they are running out of
room and that s.omething must be done. Presently their scrap bucket sits out
front.
Mr. Boardman asked how many employees Assurance has. A1r. Anderson said
about 15. N1r. Tonco said that if we can get the parking areas as shoton on the
overall plan then we will have a better ch ance of cleaning up the area.
hir. Boardman said that the landscape plan that the City shows on the overall
plan is iahat the City would like to see in this area. It �vould be desirable, t�or
alI involved, to get together on the �andscaping because it �aould be cheaper to
have a large project done. Mr. Anderson asked why shrubs could not be put in
instead of berming. P;Ir. Boardman said tha� the screening of parking lots was:
put into the code beczuse of the lolv maintenance and the vaisual variety it gives
an area. The planting of shrubs to give a solicl screening is hard to maintain
and if it is not maintained properly it is better not having any at all.
blr. Lindblad asked.about security lighting. Mr. Carlson said
' at present, but he does believe that there are electrical sockets
D4r. Tonco s aid that lights must be provided so that it is easier
to patrol.
there is none
available.
for the police
' Mr.� Lindblad asked if D1r. Carlson was going to paint t�is entire building.
htr. Carlson said he was . He i+�ants to remodel the front of this bui lding like
that of Assurance's building, but he can't afford to do it at this time.
' Atr. Boardman said that this ��as a good example to follo�a and would like to see
it carried out in the area.
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of the addition with the following stipulations:
1. The landscaping should be completed as shown on the plan.
2, Location of the garbage areas are to be agreed upon with Assurance
and completely screened. This agreement on ttie garbage area must be submitted
to the City.
3. Bumper guards along the south side of the building.
4. Drainage to be c�orked out with the City.
5. Signed agreement for mutual parking bettiaeen Brooklyn Tool Company
and Assurance 1�9anufacturing submitted to the City.
6. Front remodeling to be completed in one year with an additional
extension of one year if needed. At present time building must be pain�ed
with the completion of the additir�n.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Chairman Lindblad adjourned the meeting at 9:35 P.A4.
Respectfully submitted,
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Meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m., by Vice Chai.rman Stimmlex.
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MEMBERS PRESENT: Blair, Stimmlex, Caldwell, {Vagar.
MEMBERS EXCUSED: Peterson.
OTHERS PRESENT: Foster Dunwiddie, 4638 Casco Avenue, Mpls, 55424, 926-3008, Islands
of Peace.
Ed Wilmes, 6350 Riverview Terrace NE, 55432, 560-3Q11, Islands of Peace.
Jim Langenfeld, 79 63'-ZtiVay N.E., 55432, 560--1969, Chr. Environmental
Quality Control Commisszon.
Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation.
Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission.
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discuss the paths system which the Seabees will e insta ing on u .
showed the Commissioners a map which had the detailed the paths which will be placed
on the Southern portion (only) o£ Chases Island. The meandering trails system was
so designed, that only about four of the larger trees will have to be removed. It
was also planr.ed so that you cannot stand in one location and see the entire project.
The paths�will be constructed of a crushed limestone base, topped with a two inch
bitumin�us wearing substance. They will be eight feet wide with a maximum five
percent grade. The reasoning behind the width, is so that maintenance vehicles can
travel throughout the park and so that wheel chairs can easily pass without moving
• off of the paths. Mr. Dun�viddie stated that the Air Force Seabees are planning to
begin construction on June 23rd and 24th.
Mr. Stimmler stated that he had just recently walked around the Island, and was
wondering if they were planning to do any dredging in the near future? Mr. Dunwiddie
stated that they were not at the present time.
The groundbreaking ceremoriy would be held on Saturday, June 23rd, with the Seabees
present. -
Chairman Blair arrived at 7:45, to take charge of the meeting.
Mr, Blair asked if the plans had been submitted to the Engineering Department, and
i£ so, if they had any comments or.re�ommendations? Mr. Dunwiddie stated that they
had been submitted and that they could foresee no problems? Mr. Blair asked that
the plans also be submitted to the Planning Commission for approval.
Mr. Dunwiddie asked for a Motion to accept the plans for the paths.
M�TTON by Glagcvc, Seeonded b� Ca,edwe,�,2, .to accep� and ap�nove �h.e p2aws Son �he pa.th�s
b ya�em deve,ea ped by �lie I�s.�and�s a/� �eace Cornm.i,t.tee. The Ma.t,i.an ccr�vu.ed.
��100RE LAKE STUDY �
Mr. Jim Langenfeld, Chairman of the Enviro:vnental Quality Control Commission, ivas
' present, at the request of the Commission, to discuss the conditions at htoore Lake
and what could be done to corxect the problems.
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Mr. Langenfeld indicated that�in his opinion, any body o£ water such as we have at
' Moore Lake, is worth investigating every effort to achieve and maintain as high of
standards as possible.
' Mr. Blair suggested that we invite a representative of Hikock and Associates (one of
the companies with a proposed study of the Lake), and Ed Braddock, the Parks and
Recreation Consultant, to be present at a special meeting on June 18th. The
' Commissioners felt that this would be a good idea, so that they could discuss their
ideas and ask questions be�ore makin,g a recommendation.
A SpeciaT Meeting o£ the Parks and Recreation Commission will be held on Monday,
' June 18, 1973, at 7:00 p.m., in the Community Room of Fridley Civic Center. Mr.
Stimmler asked.that a Ietter o£ invitation be written to Hikock and Associates and
to Ed Braddock.
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M07ION by S�',imm2e�r, ' Secavcded by Glagan, �a cLi�cec� �he C�mm.i��s�.vn Seeh.e.t,an.y �o �send a
.ee.#.ten v� .inv.i.icLti.an �a N�.Fzve�Z av�d A��ae,�.a,te�, �a ma(ze a phPJS2h,t.a.t,i,Un �a �he Panh�
and Recicea�i.on Camm.v,�s�.an and �h.e �nv-ur.a►vnewta,e Quu.Q.i,ty Cawt�c.a.2 Carnm.i�s�s�.an, cLt a
1o�,rr,i me2,t.i.ng on Ju�e 18, 1973, a� 7:00 p.m., �.n �he Cammuvu�y Ravm as �tu.dCey C.iv�.e
Cev�e�e. A.�e.t.telc o� .inv.i.ta,t�.an �shau,2d a.2�a be wn,i�.ten �v Cvvvsu,�t�cv�i �d 8naddaeFz
�a a,t.tend �he mee.ting a�id deh.ve a.s an adv.usan �� �lie �wa Camm,v5�5�.an�. The Ma�'.i.an
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LFASE OF GARDENA SCHOOL PROPERTY�
Mr�. Brown.called the Commissioners attention to the �roposed leasing of property
belonging to Gardena School., to be used for Park development for the neighborhood.
' He said that an agreement was being drawn up and he would keep the Commission
informed of its prog'ress. It was suggested that perhaps a similar agreement.could
be worked out with Steven'son and other schools in the City.
RCt-iASE OF LOTS ON � 1./2 I�JAY N� E�
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The Commissioners discussed the proposal by Ed �Vilmes to the City Council, to purchase
' some lots located on 642 yVay N.E., near the River, for a neighborhood tot park. Mrs.
Caldwell stated that it was her understanding that the lots had already been approved
£or purchase. Mr. Blair said that�the Commissioners had not been approached in
' respect to this matter, and he, personally, was not in favor of the purchase. He
reminded the Commissioners that this was not one of the areas which had been noted in
the 1973 Budget requests, and that there saere other areas which should have a higher
' priority. Mr. Blair recommended that the idea of leasing Stevenson school property
be investigated and tha� the monies in the Budget be used for areas requested. The
Commissioners were all in full agreement.
�W LOCATION FOR FRIDLEY BUS SERVICE,
� Mr. B�aix explained the situation with the relocation of Fridley Bus Service. Roger
Christenson, who owns the company, has purchased a piece of property located at
Lot 1, Block 6, Rice Creek Pla�a, Sout}i:�ddition, but has been the topic of �nany a
neighborhood discussion, due to anticipatecl noise and traffic problems. The residents
' of the neighbor}iood have approached the City Council, in an effort to block the
construction. b9r. Christenson has offered to sell t}ie property for $35,000.00, and
is also open for offers on trading property.
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Th� two areas which were mentioned were the West end.of Locke Park and Jay Park. Mr.
Blair.asked if Jay Park could be sold or if it was donated? Mr. Brown ►�cill investigate.
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Mr. Stimmler felt that $35,000.00 was too much to ask for these parcels. Mr. Wagar
� wanted to know the acreage. Mr. Bro�an will also inquire about this. The property
is presently zoned Commercial,
AL� OF PARK PROPERTY�
The Commission asked
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for an updating of the proposed sale of park property. Mr. Brown
on the North end of Chases Island could not be sold because it
o the City. ,
The lot which has been �roposed for sale at Flanery Park is still in the preliminary
' stages. Mr. Brown stated that there are presently no forseeabl.e problems, but all
angles are being investigated by the Assessing Department.
�OMPREHENSIVE PLAN� �
, Mr. Brown informed the Commission that the Planning Department was presently in the
' process of updating the Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan. He advised that the
. Commissioners keep a close eye on the agenda and make every effort to be present at
as many of the meetings as possible.
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. Mr. Br.own turned the Commissioners attention to the agenda for the 1974 Budget. He
' pointed out that the completed Budget requests were due in the City Manager's office,
no later than Wednesday, July 18, 1973. The Budget will be submitted to the City
Council on August 27, 1973, with finalization scheduled for October lst.
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Mrs. Caldwell asked if monies were being 'included to �nan Nioore Lake Beach, pre and
post season opening? Mr. .Brown said that this and other similar ideas should all
be detailed for the City Council's approval. hir. Brown said that the Police and the
Park and School Ranger had been called to the Beach on many occasions to attempt to
keep the swimmers out of the water untii the Beach officially opens and there are
life guards on duty. As soon as they left, the swimmers were back zn the water.
Mrs. Caldwell said that she definitely felt the beach should be manned before it
officially opens, for safety reasons.
0I�"IONS FOOTF3ALL F I El� �
There is money in the 1973 Budget to install a fence around the lighted Football
field located at Commons Park. Quotations have been sent out and installation is
to be completed this Fall. Mr. Blair suggested that the fence be installed with the
bleachers all on the �ti'est side and on the outside of the fence. It was recommended
that the fence be four feet in heighth and ten feet from the playing field.
It was suggested that members of the Fridley Youth Football Association (F.Y.F.A.)
be invited to attend a meeting to ask for their suggestions and approval of the
proposed plans. The Commission Secretary will invite btr. Berney Hartman, President
of F.Y.F.A. to be present at a Special �feeting of the Parks and Recreation Cornmission
on Dlonday, June 18th, and to tell him that the item will appear on the agenda around
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Mr. Blair asked that the Commission request an easement from Roger Christenson and
� Fridley Bus Service, along Rice Creek.
MOTTON 6� B.2a.uc, Sec�nded by Cu.edLU�e,P�, �a neque�� an ea�eme►tii a.eav�A R.ice Cneefz, �nv�n
� �a eh �Gvws�ewsa►ti a�1 �n.c. ec Bu� S2hvtiee.,�e�cJr, tco�eJ�y vea,tea a� uti i,
oe 6, Rc.ee Gr.eez P aza, Svu,t t v�i. T le !���c.an ccuvue .
CATION OF AN ARMORY IN�FRIDLEY�
On March 7, 1973, the Planning Conunission received its first presentation on a
proposed Armory. They would reauire approximately five acres for the development,
iwith approximately 25% to 30% of the total cost to come from the City of Fridley.
We would be able to make recommendations�as to the design o£ the facility.
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Mr. Brown explained that this would be one of five to be constructed in the area and
that one has been recently completed in Fairmont, D-Iinnesota which cost the residents
$6,000.00 a year for 25 years. �
The building would Ue 7000 square feet with a concrete floor and would znclude a
full basketball cour.t.
Mr. Blair stated that as far as he was concerned, the 25o tn 300 over 25 years wou?d
not be much of a problem, but his primary concern was whether or not we need this
type of a facility. Mrs. Caldwell felt we should be making better use of the school
facilities we already have. Mr. Brown agreed, but also said that we should really
give the Armory full consideration.
OURNMENT�
M07ION 6y S�imm.�esc, �a adjowen �he mee.t,i.ng at 9:35 �.m.
' The next meeting will be a Special Meeting, scheduled for Monday, June 18, 1973, at
7:00 p.m., in the Community Room of Fridley Civic Center.
, The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, July 23, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., in the
, Community Room of Fridley Civic Center.
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MINUTES 0� TH� _SPECIAL. PARKS AND R�CREATION COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE Ig, ��Tj,
M�etin�. wa,� call�d to ordex at 7:25 p.m,, by Chairman �lair,
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M�MBERS PRCSENT: [3lair, Stimmler, Caldwell, 4�'a�ar,
M�M9�RS EX(:U�[:U: Peterson.
QTN�RS PR�S�NT: John MacLennan, Vice Pxesident, Eugene A, flickok � Associates,
545 Indian Mound, Wayzata, 55391a Moor� 1,ak� Study.
Norm Wenck, Projec� Manager, Cugene A. tiickak � Asso�iates, �4S
Indian htounda lNayzata, 55391, Moore Lake Study.
Hrother Tom Sullivan, J.350 Gardena Avenue NE, 7$$-3557, Mopra
, I.ake Study and Environmental Quality Control Commi�siort.
RQge.r Kaye, 585 Rice Creek Terrace, 55432, Moore Lake Study and
I:nvirorunental Quality Control Commission.
L�o Ann Sporre, 30� Iroriton Street NB, 55432r Maare I,ake Study and
&nvironmental Quality Control Gommiasion,
Shirley Kennedy, 6857 7th Street NE, 554�2, 56p-4p18, Moara I.ak�
Study and Fnvironmental Quality Control Gommissi.on,
Jim Langetlfeld, 79 - 63'2 Way N.E. , 55432t S6Q-196�J, D1oo�Q Lake
Study and Chairman of the Environmental Quality Control Commiss�on,
�dward �raddock� 4201 Drew Avenue South, S541Q, Pro��ssio�al En�inee�
and Park Consultant.
U�ck I.ombard, 6321 A,onro� Stre�t IV.E., 55432, S�iQ-2261, F.y.p.p.
aernze Haxtman, 5860 Sth Street N,E,, 55432� 5fiQrlpgl, �.��a, F.Y.F.A,
Ray Stewart, 547 Mi.li Street N.E., 55421, 788--i�1i0,� F,Y,F,A.
G�ry Q'�?e11, 7542 Tempo Terrace N.E,� 78�-��g5, F,Y,F.A,
, Paul �rawn� I�ir�ctor of Parks and Recreation.
Gathie Stordahl, Secretary to the �ommisslon.
A� MICKOK AND ASSOCIATES STUDY OF Ni00RE L!-�KE�
Johr� Maci,ennan, Vice President of Eugene A. Hickok � Asspciates, and Norm Wenckr
Fxoject Marta��r f.or �ugene A, Hickak F� Associates, were present to �.nform the Parks
and Re�r�a�ion Comm�ssion aiid the Environmental Quality Contxol Gommissi�on, o� �t��ix
fznding� duz��n� their preliminary study o£ �ioore Lake, Ed Bradd4ck, Park Con�ultant,
was also invited tc� attend, to serve as an advisor to the �otnmis�fan�.
Mx, Macl��nr�a� opened his presentation by giving some backround on their Got»pany ar�d
sotna oi �h� pxojects jvhich� they have eompleted, Eugene A, tii.ckok and AssaGiateS
prepared a s�udy an wat�r managemen� �ox� Como �oo, the overall plan for Minnehaha
Cxeek, soms w9xk an aa�tl� Cxeek, a project for the Metropalitan Airppri CommiS�ionr
and at Sprin� Lake, near Hastings, Minnesota.
Mx'. Macl,�nnan explained tha� fram his preliminary study of Moor� I�ake, it wa� found
to catltair! phosphate lead and chlorite. Through a more �ntensa study�, they could
dsx�rmina ju�t how many dif��rent types oi drainage materials axe enterin� Moore Gake
in a pQriod af on� yaar.
Mr. MacI.annan made rsf�renc� to the studies and effarts made at Lak� Minn�tonka to
preserve it in its present stata, and the ones done at Crooked Lak� in Coon Rapids
and Coan Creek which runs parallel to the Lake, but about four blo�ks away. The plan
in Coon Rapids is to rais� th� Creek water to it drains into the �,ake� thus clearing
thQ watar, This problem would be similar to the one at Moora Laka,. Phosphoroug is
harmPul to tho existance of tha Lake.
pux�ng th� survey, samplas would be taken from four locations, both closo to �t�d far
�way £rom th� atorm sawer dxains. Accarding to Mr. MacLennan, rain water haa nq
phos�horous aftar �.t hits the ground and runs for a fow feet, but its tho �torm 9ewmr
wai�r whici� ampties into tha I,ak�, that contains the phosphorous. When phosphorou�
�n�ors a 1aka, it b�comes the b�eedi�� �round for xhings wa don't want.
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As a p�rt 4� the study and carrectrng the problems at Moore Lake, they wauld bs
Corttrol�.n� th� 5xo nn sewer water to benefit the Lake,
A'� ttt�.s poitlt, Mr, MacI.ennan turned the presentation over tQ Narnt Wenck, Pxoject
En�ine�x. Pdx. ��'�nck Uegan by reviewin� some of the points in their proposal. Fix'st
&�nd fo�'emost, we need to decid� on our future plans for Mopra Lake, whethe� it� be
� Swimming beach, tishing lake, etc., and set water c�uality standaxda. Aft�r this
has be�n �t�t�rmznea, wa would have to see if diversiqn of half pf' the storm sewer
iva��r would take care pf the pxoblem. The cost and schedule wpuld be considored
�t th�.s time an�l thc E�os� � l�i 1 i t i��� wi th ,�l,taining grants for funding, should alsp
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� '!'he ac�ual testin�; and stu�y would begin with a record search of other surveys wh1Gh
h�Ye b��n GQttc�uG�ed, to avoid possible duplication of efforts. Bp�tpm bor�ngs wou�d
d�torm�.ne wi�at type af sediment there is. The diversion idea wauld hav� the, majox�ty
' o� �h� s�orm sewer drainage emptyin� into the Wes� side of the I.�ak�! leaving the
highex quali�y water in the I:ast side. The quality of water requir�ci �ax ducks i.s
much low�x thari that needea for a public beach facility, � _.
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� Mx. �lsir a�k�d �.� an ai�-eation system coula possibly take'�car� of our �x�obk� , by
a d d�n�; a ix� an d t hus reviving p lan t l i fe, e t c.? M r, W e n c k e x p l a i n e d�� h a t t h a s m e t h Q d
had b��r� '�xi��t �ac�ntly in Lak� Harriet. The ob�ect was to pump oxy�er� inta the water,
' elimin�.ting �he blu��gx�en aJgaa, and thus bringing green algae ba�k into the watex�,
Gr��r� al��� �,� no problem. This would only stabilize the prable�r xather than
corxe��ir�g �t, It would be the plan of Nickok and Assoeiate�, to go back and �ind
th� Sauxce o� the probl�m and do their best to �orrect it. Mr. Wenck a�xead �hat an
'� a�rea�ion sy�tem could possibly work,
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Mxs. Spoxx� mentioned the fact that the Summer seasan was already well underway, and
ask�d i� '�here was still enough time to do a sufficien� job? Mr, Wenck stated tha�
h@ wou].d p�'e�er to hAVe a�ull year to do the �tudy, Many times th�� Can b�
��cpedited� by studying previous surveys.
Mr, Wa�ax asked how long Moore Lake eould be maintained as a swimmin� bea�h? Mr, WenCk
�tazed that �his CQUld anly ba determined by making a study and praceedi.ng accordingly,
Mr, Lan��n��1dt wondered i� we wQUld be spending $3,800.OQ to study a"cruddy" laka,
�o �1nd out �ha� it's "cruddy",
Mr, Bl,air thanked Mr, MacLennan and Mr, Wenck for their presentatipn and �aid thax
�h� �kw� G4��.5S��n� would further review the proposals and make the�� recommendat�ion
�o �.h� Git� Coui�ci.l.
Mx, �lair asked tha� the Moore Lake study be tabled £or further discussion, later �n
the mae�ing,
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' Bernia HarCm�n, Pxes�dent of the Fridley Youth Football Association (P.Y.F.A.)� and
threa Ather membaxs of the Association, were present to discuss the proposed
installa��an of a chain-�ink £ence around the footbal�l �ield at Commons Park.
' htr, Blair stated that the Commission was recommendin� a four foot fenca, rathex than
tho proposed slx foot fence, and to place the bleachers on the oytslde, with playox�
on one �id0 and spectators an the other side,
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Mr, a�aix w�n� An to explain that it was the feeling of the Commi.ssion, that if th�
�1�ac}1a�5 w�re a�l an the West side, it would keep the parents and specta�ar5 �n the
bl�ach@r� whare they should be, rather than walking the sldelines and, in some casas�
��t�i�g �n xhe w�y of th� action.
Mr, St�mm�er ask�a tn� F�Y•F.A. members to define tha reasoning behind wantin� a£�nG�
1� th� ���st p1aCe, They responded that it was pximar�ly to keep th� peo�l� Qut and
thay did�'t ���� a�our foot fencs would take care of this.
M��, C�ldw��l asked if there was a prAblem with damage? They said that it was minar,
but �x w�� s��11 th��e,
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q��Q� a��ner�l dis�ussion, i� was decided that a11 bleachers should ba on �h� West
51d@ and playexs benches on the East side, with a six foot fenee, rather than �h�
�pur �oQt p�� �ecommended by the Cammisslon,
MC�T�'OPJ f�y 5�rnm.�e�t., Seconded b� rya�cvc, za cCs:tce.e.t Pau� Bnawn �a p�.o�.eed w-i.th �h�
�c,;��. ctnc� ,ir��.a,�.Qa�".i..an o� a d�.x �oo�t �erice. a�caund �he Cym�a_n.� F�a�ba.?,�.--��e�'d,
�h. a m�.�mu�rn c��ance� v�en ee,t ��.am �he tie�d a ��znd kac(=ii� u.e.e 1`pec<tafi�n
��:�;.a,�h¢�s art .ihe. We�� ��de and � �ayeha �e.nehe�s ar� �h��a�,� �pde.` The ��(v�.i.on.
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RE LAICE� �T1lDY � I SCUSS I QN i
' M�'. Bl�ir ask�d £or further di.scussion on the Hickok presentation to•study Moore I.ake,
NJr, I�an�enfeldt asked �f the beach should be closed? All present felt i� should b�
maintain�d as a swimming beach. �
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Mx; Bx�AddQ�,k stated that lawn fer�i.lizers and treatment$ are harm�u�. tp lake�. Raxel�
do x.h�� hav� ta clos� lakes and when they do, it wouldn't be for mpre than c�ne day�
�t W�� ����mmended that we spend a reasonable amount of money to maintai.n Mo�re I.ake
as a�wi.mm�,n� beach, Mr. Brown �ointed out that 19 storm sewexs £�ed Moor� Lake,
Mx. ��air aske�d fc�r volunteers from tha Environmental Quality Contacol Gommission arid
the park� anc� Recxeation Comm�ssion, to co2lect informatiQn which ha� been compiled
�'TOm oth�r studi,es, ancl present �heir findings to Ed Braddock for xecommendatian.
Volttr��eex#.ng for the Committes were Shixley Caldwell, LeeAnn Sporre, �d Braddock a�
�n Adv��q�', and a resident, Hazel 0'Bxian, who in the past, �as shown a bi� intere�fi
i�n Moorc� l�ak�,
MOTION b Waqan. a�h.e Panh-d & Recne.a,tLan.Camm.i.a.�tion Seeanded b Lan�
nv-cnanm � o �La omm-c.ab�,an, o cn e a as once, ne -
eom .cr�e omm.t,�a�.an.e, cLi e�c .cn a�trn on on e can an a oone
e.�n b. an �te�cm�erie w a�epd .ta pufc.�ue.
¢.nded b S�Urnn.2e�c .t,o .inc.eude .tica.t no ac.,t,i.on be �ar.fzen an .the .thh.ee
O hOA(1 �� � e n s a e omm.c.t,tee ah.e ev a-t . S2eon
Th� Ma�'.t,on cwv�.Ce.d by bo-th Comm.Lea.i.an.e.
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' Mr. Bl�ir a�kod that a preliminary report be prepared for tho July 23xd me�tirig of
tho Pax'k� and Recroation �ommission, Mrs, Sporre a�ked that tha creation a� the
Commi.tt�e bo put�J.ic��ed in t;�g �r�dley Sun� ask�n� a�� ��teresGed pexsons to conta�x
' eithar Mrs, Caldwail or hers�lf. Mr. Srown statec� Chat bfr�, �pq�ro and Mrs� Caldwell
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�hould ask �or a s ecial notica to be pl,aced'on�the front a
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Mr� �xawn asked �hat.the Co�nmit�ee be set up, tentatively, on a two month �im� ts.b��,
The Comm�tte� w�l,l, repa�t back to the Commission.
�TY t�SRITAI.. PROPERTY�
' M�'. Brown �alled tha Commissioners attention to £iv� or �i.x tax �px�'�it �ot� which
�x� lo��ted net�x 11ni�y Flaspital. It's about an acre of land and Uni.t� H�spita� wou�d
l�k� �hc Git�r to purchas� these lots and trade them ior some land which is presently
' OWI10d i?Y thQ HQSpital.
Mr�, Galdwp7.1 asked it we cauld purchase the tax forfeit lots and �hen �xade them fpr
someth�n� w� wan� ox need? Mr. Brown stated tha� this type Qf ne�p�iati.on� ars not
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So�.�e-t-� p�a�e.�;t��S wi,tli U�2,i,ty Na4p-i.ta,e� but tluz,t no rnv�u.e� 5�taei-Q.d be 4peh-t on any xyp�,
u� de�•c�.eu�mer�t u�it.c:.t' suc�� t,une a.a panh. .eand -i,a pu�cehccaed and deve.eope;d �.n �he R.i.ee
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Th� Motiqn was opened for discussion and withdrawn, �- ,
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i� Mrs. Ca1dH�e11 asked i£ development is necessary r�ow? Mr, Brown �aid that development
Gould be delayad, up to fzve y�ars,
, W�h 82ct.ilt, S�imm.�etc, and LUa ah
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Mo�'.ian �wcrc-�.ed.
E�IAL BUi�ET NIEETING�
A Spscial Park� and Recreation Budget meeting was been set for Monday, July lb�h, at
8;00 p,m., in the Cammunity Room of Fridley Civic Center.
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, MOTION by Wagatc, Secanded by 8ea,i�., ,t.o adjocvcn .the mee.ti,ng at 9:45 p.m.
The next meeting will be a Special Meeting, scheduled for Monday, July 16, 1973, at
, S;QO p,m,, iri the Gommunity Room of Fridley Civi.c Center, '
Tho npxt regu�ar meetir��, wliich was se� for �1onday, July 23, 1973, has bFen cancelled,
,�du9 to th� s�aeCial meetings which have been ��lle�i, Ther� are no items requiring
action before the August meeting. The August meeting is scheduled for th� z7th, at
7:�0 p,m,� �n tho Community Room of Fridley Civic Center�
�,spectfully submitted, ���Lb „��;�.� f.�� (CATHIB STORDAHL, Sec�etaxY �o �Ammiasian
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The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m., July 17, 1973.
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MEMBERS PRESENT: Jim Langenfeld, LeeAnn Sporre, Thomas Sullivan,
Mary D�artin, Shirley Kennedy, Gloria Hayes,
R. E. Frazier, Connie Nletcalf, Hazel 0'Brian,
Shirley Caldwell, Bob Pierce, R. D. Wedgewood,
and k'eter Treuenfels.
OTHERS PRES�NT: Bob Hutchinson, John Lundquist, and Lonney
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Mr. Langenfeld asked the members if they had read the letterksent
to them that had been from Mr. Davis. He suggested using t�ie
letter as a guide for the meeting. He said item "A" was a good
one to follow:
A. Each summer there are claims the lake is polluted and
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find the water safe for swimming. Hard information
is needed on better defining "pollution."
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of it.
Mr. Langenfeld said the discussion should begin with the evalua-
tion and comments for mainta�ning the lake.
Mrs. Connie Nietcalf, 860 West Moore Lake Drive, said she would
like the lake maintazned for looks and swimming purposes.
Mrs. Sporre said that perhaps they may have to sacrifice one
side of the lake. She asked what would be the priority use for
the lake. Mrs. Metcalf said the priority use would be to keep it
as a lake with no weeds, so that it is swimmable.
Mr. Peissig from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said in
1959 the maximum depth of the lake was 22 feet.
Mr. Sullivan said the deepest part now is 18 feet on the east
side of the lake, north of the culvert.
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Mr. Hutchinson said you have to consider "what is a lake? He
said you should know this befare you can maintain it. He compared
a lake to a human. A human can become ill or have accidents and
die, and a lake can also have accidents. He said the natural
wildlife tend to add to the lake. He said the primary function
of other lakes is as pond and swimming areas. He asked what is
the function and the purpose the people want it to serve. He
asked what was the age of the 1ake.
Mr. Lundquist from the Limnological Research Center at the Uni-
versity of Minnesota, said there are not a great many small basins
fairly well filled in Moore Lake. He said there was one until
recently when the highway went through. He suggested going about
the problem that there may be an indefinite limit to the lake and
it may be real enough and major enough to prevent much beingi�.one
to restore the 1ake. He said this was very -di.€-ficult --io do:.,:<�" �
He said there would be very much�on an economa.cal basis,to ��estore
it to a swimming pool Quality.
Mrs. Metcalf asked how the lake has changed in the last 25 years
or so? She said she thought it was a swamp that has been becoming
a lake. She said she was sure it was a swamp until they put
highway 65 through.
Mr. Frazier, said it was also a rural area. Now there is more
water run off. He said he would need more in£ormation about the
Iake in order to say anything much. He sai.d the lake rides on
the ground water system. The storm sewer system, he commented,
is the main thing. .
Mr. Frazier said this was a pxoblem that
to maintain the lake. He said a question
be done by the two suffer limitations.
must be contended with
was what can possibly
Mrs. Gloria Hayes, 840 West Moore Lake Drive, said there has
been filling by the City with tar and other crud into the lake.
She said if they could stop this, it would improve the lake a
great deal. She said the fill was put in by the swimming area
by the liquor store.
Mr. Peissig, from the P:C.A., said many lakes are faced with
this same problem. He said the ground water table is extremely
high. He said as we get into dryer years, the level will fall.
He commented, there are probably more than just a couple of
individuals doing this. He said he has found two types of lakes.
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Signif�cant discharge - some area trying to make green area
around the lake, for example, Minnehaha.
Dredging - all silt goes down and out.
Mr. Langenfeld asked what ponding is?
Mr. Hutchinson said it is when the storm water begins to remove
settable solids.
Mr. Peissit said a green area will keep dirt from running into
the water.
Mr. Frazier said the 1966 analysis showed Moore Lake as a fertile
lake. He said that was a Ulooming lake. He said lakes get rid
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2. Run Off
Mrs. Hayes asked how phospherous affects the wa�ldlife such as
ducks and fish. Mr. Frazier said it would not affect the ducks
and there would be better fishing if some fertility was allowed.
Mr. Hutchinson asked �f tIiere would be chemical control? Mr.
Frazier said there would be.
Mr. Langenfeld asked if dredging would help? Mr. Sullivan said
he was not sure, they must have technological things from chemical
engineers.
Mrs. Metcalf asked how �reauently the lake is tested? Mr. Hutch-
inson said the County tests the lakes every year to see if they
are acceptable for swimming purposes. He sa�d last year it was
okay, but they have not received tlie report back this year.
Mr. Pierce, ti��ho is on the Seni.or High School Staff, asked what
does the salt from the highway in the winter, do to the lake?
Mr. Frazier said it makes the lake higher in chloride. Mr.
Sullivan said that this has come down this summer because they
did not have to salt the highway so much this past winter.
Mr. Langenfeld asked Mr. Hutchinson what his comments were
regarding swimmers itch, skin rashes, and eye and ear infections.
Mr. Hutchinson said eye and ear infections may not be related
to the lake at all. �ie said the swimmers itch and skin rashes
are most likely the same. He said they have taken some small
specimens of the water, and a way to prevent swimmers itch and
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skin rashes is for the people �wimming, to rub themselves briskly
with a towel after they are done swimming. He said if they do
not, there is no way to cure it once it has set in. Another way
to prevent it would be to eliminate the snails. He said it would
probably not be appropriate to get rid of the ducks.
Mrs. Metcalf asked when is the lake polluted enough to stop
swimming? Mr. Lundauist said when the auantity exceeds 1,000
organisms, then the lake is polluted.
Mrs. Hayes asked why swimmers itch is more prevalent notia than
it was a few years ago when there were more ducks?
Mr. Hutchinson said there must also be the right kind of snail.
He said conditions of the lake may not have been appropriate.
He said there may be some weeds that could cause skin irrita�.�'ions
also. He said this was not all that disastero`us. �� •�`
Mrs. Caldwe2l �sked if they do attempt something, would they use
pesticides? Mx. Frazier said first you must determine what kind
of lake you want. Garden, or wildlife, etc.
Mrs. Caldwell said they should have some kind of a magic formula
'� at the beach house so that after the people are done swimming
a11 they would have to do.is put this lotion on and there would
be no itch. Mrs. Sporre said why do that, all they have to do is
' � rub themselves off with the toz�el. Mrs. Caldwell said true, but
people won't do that.
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before they can make a determination?
Mr. Frazier said you must recagni.ze the following:
1. dredging both sides
2. chemical control
3. medical aspects
4. value judgement as to what you want the lake to do.
�How should it serve the community.
Mr. Frazier said they should know what kind of a lake they want
and then make some decisions.
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Mr. Frazier said for one thing, you have to know what source of
water it is. Mrs. Caldwell asked how do they get that�information?
Mr. Frazier said they could have an engineering study. The City
Surveyor or the City Engineer should know about the lake.
' Mr. Peissig said there are various consulting firms that could do
this also. He said there is the County Surveyor, the University,
and the D.N.R.
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mine the phospherous and nitrogen coming into the lake.
Mr. Sullivan said they will have to monitor ih� storm sewer��
everytime it rains. '�
Mrs. Sporre asked if the University could evaluate these kinds of
things? Mr. Lundquist said they could but it would be a 1ot of
time and people. He said they would need about a year to study
it. He said they would want water budget, where sources of
water are, and where it goes. They would also want nutrient
budgets in terms of kilograms or pounds. He said after this
and more, then you can determine what condition the lake is in
and make some statement about it.
Mr. Lundquist said it is also very difficult to measure the
phospherous accurately with some kits. .
Mr. Pierce asked if there was any ground water flow by the river?
Mr. Frazier said there was, but it was slight.
Mr. Langenfeld said they should consider hiring a firm to do a
study on Moore Lake. Mrs. Sporre said it should be studied on
a County level since there are people swimming there from a11
over the County.
Mrs. Metcalf said she thinks the lake is fi.ne like it is.
Mr. Peissig said they should talk to three different consulting
firms and get some examples of their work of other lakes.
Mrs. Sporre and Mrs. Martin pointed out that they want specifics.
Mr. Lundauist said he would recommend a year's study.
Mr. Langenfeld asked if Mr. Lundquist, Mr. Peissig, Mr. Frazier,
and b1r. Hutchinson would be willing to come to another meeting
and discuss this again? They said they would.
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Mr. Lundquist, Mr. Peissig, and Mr. Hutchinson agreed that a
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Mr. Pierce said they should have the study and then keep it up
on a year to year basis.
a. dredging-both sides
b. chemical control
c. try not to upset present animal life and/or environment
d. medical aspects
1. eliminate snail-swimmer's itch
e. how do you want the lake to serve the-c�ammunity ��
1, swimming, boating, etc. �
f. what kind of lake-then decide the possibilities-what can
then be done.
g. cost- for maintenance
Mr. Langenfeld said the group will talk about these problems
and then get in touch witTi the gentlemen agaa.n as to a next
meeting with them.
Mr. Langenfeld would like to indicate that a lake study must
recognize and evaluate the relationship betiaeen lake and its
watershed.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Mrs. Sporre to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Mr.
Sullivan. The motion carried unanimously and the meeting of
July 17, 1973 adjouriied at 10:20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
CAROL MADE
Acting Secretary
P.S. Mr. Langenfeld would like to apologize for the lateness
of these minutes, as he was ill and in the hospitul.
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present. Because of a lack of quorum, the
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RECEIVING AUDIT REPORT FOR THE GEORGE M. HAN5EN
COMPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDTNG DECEMBER 31, 1972
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA_
FINANCIAL S7ATEMENTS
DEGEMBER 31, 1972
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS
DECEMBER 31, 1972
�lected
Mayor - Frank G. Liebl
Councilmen
Donald R. Mittelstadt
Tim F. 8reider
Wallace R. Starwalt
Everett F. Utter
Effective January 1973
Mayor - Frank G. Liebl
Councilmen
Wallace R. Starwalt
Everett F. Utter
William J. Nee
Tim F. Breider
Appointed
City Manager - Gerald R. Davis
Clerk-Treasurer - Marvin C. Brunsell
Attarney - Virgil C. Herrick
Assessor - Mervin Herrmann
Engineer - Nasim Qureshi
Term of office
expires January
1975
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CITY OF FRiDLEY, MINNESOTA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Accountant's opinion
Comments
Balance sheets - All funds
General and speciai revenue funds
Balance sheets
General Fund
Statement of revenue - Actual compared with budget estimates
Statement of expenditures - Actual compared with budget estirnates
Special Revenue funds - Statements of cas� rece�ipts and disbursements
Investmen� Fund
Balance sheet
Statement of cash receipts and disbursements
Special assessment funds
Balance sheets
Statements of cash receipts and disbursements
Individual fund balance sheets
Construction
Debt service
General de�t service funds
Balance sheets
Statements of cash receipts and disbursements
Liquor F�nd
Balance sheet
Statement of income
Anaiysis fo changes in retained earninqs
Statement of chang�s in financial position
Statement of operating expenses
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)
Municipal Building Reserve Bond Fund
Statement of changes in assets restricted for liquor revenue
bond debt service
Sinking Account
Reserve Account
Water and Sewer Revenue Bond Fund
Balance Sheet
Operation and Maintenance Account - Statement of income
Analysis of changes in retained earnings
Statement of changes in financial position
Statement of changes in assets restricted for revenue bond
debt service
Sinking Account
Reserve Account
Construction Account
Trust and agency funds
Balance sheets
Staterrients of cash receipts and disbursements
Statement of general fixed assets
Miscellaneous information
Statement of cash and security for deposits
Summary statement of cash receipts and disbursements
Bonds payable - All funds
Debt service requirements - Ail funds
Certificates of indebtedness - General Fund
Assessed valuations, tax levies and miil rates
Tax levies and tax collections
Insurance coverage
Employees' surety bonds
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GEORGE M. HANSEN COMPANY
Certified Public Accountants
SOUTH PLAZA BUILDINCi
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA S'3416
To ti�e City Council of
, Fridiey, Minne�ota
' We have examined the accompanying financiai staternen�ts of the respective
funds of tne City of Fridiey, Minnesota for thP year ended December 31, �972.
' Our zxasnination was made in accordance +,�ith generai1y accepted auditing
standards and �ccordingly included such tes�s of the accounting records and
�ur_� other auditing pr�c�dures as we considered necessary in thP circumstances.
' In our opinion, such financial statements present fair]y the financial position
of the resp�cti ve funds of the Ci ty of Ft i c�1 ev , Nii nr��sota at Decer?be;� 31 , 7 972
and the res ui ts of thei r operati ons for� the year then ended , i n cor�for�mi ty wi th
, generally accep�ed governmental accounting princi�?es applied on a consistent
ba��s.
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CITY UF �RIOLEY, M?NNESOTA
CQMMENTS
The City of Fridley operates under a charter which provides for a form of government
designated as the "Council-Manaqer Plan." Under this plan as set forth in the
Charter, "Al1 discretionary powers of the city, both leqis7ative and executive shall
vest in and be exercised by the city council. It shall have complete control over
the city administration, but shall exercise this �ontrol exclusively through the city
manager and shall not itself attempt to perform ary administrative work." The council
is elected by �opular vote and consists of five members, including the mayor who is
chairman. The city manaqer is appointed by the council.
The city financial statements are presented on the accrual basis of accounting
wher•e�y rzvenues are recorded when earned, except for general property taxes and
General Fund special assessments arhich are considered as revenue in the year collected.
The financia1 statem�nts which fo7low ��ave been pr�pared to set forth individual fund
baiance sheets, analysis of chang�s in fund balance, actu�l revenue compared with
b��dget estimates and other informatio►i,
GEtdERAL FUND
ine General Fund was established to accaunt for the rever!,��s and expenditures necessary
to provide �asic goverrmental ser��ices to the City such as general government, public
safety and high:�ray mairtenance.
In the foll�winc� statements, revenues ar� recor�ed b,r source, whi7e expenditures are
recc�rde� by department. Ircluded i� "General aroper�y taxes" in the statement of
revenue are ar•operty and bank excise taxQs and pa.yn��nts from the State property tax
relief fund for homestead tax cre�it.
��lan of finan�iai operatien of t�ae fund is set forth in the annual budget adopted
by Council. The General Fund Std�21i°11�5 are prep�red to sho4v the budget estimate,
actual amount and baiance. A condensed summary of rpvenu� and expenditures is
sno��rn below:
RCUENUE
C�eneral property taxes
Licenses and permits
Fines and forfeitures
f=rom use cf money and property
Intergo��ernmental revenue
Ch3rges far current services
Other revenue
Transfers from ather fun�s
Prior year's fund balance
Total revenue
1972
�� Budget
f�r.tual es �imates
� 973 ,103
156,%76
25,680
59,251
5''+1 ,938
4�,76i
30,805
7 J� y �iJU
�2,���.81�
1971
Budget
�lctual estimates
$ 9��,153 $ 955,838
33,�30 97,393
2.�,�OG 22,668
33,5CQ 40,560
5?_�,372 395,384
5;�,�55 56.254
77,I90 26,352
2v�,C�;�Q 239,000
8C�,03�
�i ,9:37,�4� $1 ,�33,549
$ 982,166
64,373
20,000
24,400
368,891
50,890
10 , 600
239 ,000
47,880
1,808 200
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' General government
Publi� safety
Highways
� Sanitation and wuste removal
Conservation of health
City bar�
' Recreation
Municipal parks
Reserve for contingencies
iotal expenditures
1972
Sudget
Actual estimates
$ 34�,947 $ 351,601
652,201 693,703
432,092 448,387
21 ,5�30 39,178
6,125 7,415
1 ,259 1 ,600
82,803 97,282
267,677 264,099
34,580
$1 ,807,694 1 ,937,845
1971
Budget
Actual estimates
$ 302,310
621,908
378,320
39,847
6,922
1 ,381
82,355
257,787
$1,690,840
$ 32J,540
655,045
403,898
�2,475
6,900
1,600
79,871
260,571
37 ,300
�� ,aos,zoo
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Actual revenues exceed actual expe�ditures during 1972 by $194,120 increasing the
fund balance to $769,536 at DeceTrber 31, 1972. An unused reserve for contingencies
and less than anticipated personal services expenditures in general government, public
safety and highways were the main reasons for the increase in the fund balance.
Shown on the balance sheet� tire am�unts to be provided for land, ��a?lding and equipment
acquisition. Repayment is �� be made in annual installments and financed by current
tax levies.
SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
Municipal State-Ai� Fund - Gasoline tax collections apportioned to the City from the
State of (��linneso��; tor street construction are accounted fer in this fund. Transfers
are also made to this fund from speciai assessment debt set��vice funds. Any excess ef
amounts assessed over construction costs have been restricted in this fund for pay^�ent
of seal coating expenditures. At December 31, 1972, �338,432 of the fund balance was
available for future seal coating.
Park Capital Fund - This fund accounts for the acquisition and improvement of parks
in the City. RevEnu� has been pr�vided by transfers from other funds along with Federa7
and State grants �n aid. Accounts receivable of $137,744 from ihe Federal Government
represent the balance due from grants are reflected on the balance sheet. Additional
revenue of $25,967 will be required to finance con5truction costs incurred to date.
' Revenue Sharing Fund - The fZeven�e Sharing Fund was established to account for revenue
received �rom the Federal Government in accordance with the "State and Local Fiscal
Assistance Act of 1972." Expenditures can only be made from this Fund as outlined in
' the Act. The City's share of r?ven��p for 1972 was $132,407, of which $67,633 was
received in December, 1972 and $64,774 is to be received in 1973. No appropriations
had been made as of December 31, 1972.
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INVESTMENT FUND
This fund was established to more effectively handle the accounting for investments
and interest earned thereon.
All investments are carried in this account during the year and transferred to their
respective funds at the year end.
Consequently, at December 31, 1972, this fund shows only interest earned but not yet
received.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUPJDS
Special assessment funds are established to account for special assessments levied
to finance improvements or services deemed to benefit the properties against which
the assessments are levied. Primarily, the transactions accounted for in special
assessment construction funds are receipt of bond proceeds and disbursement of bond
proceeds for construction work done. Special assessment debt service funds account
mainly for collection of assessments against benefited property owners and disburse-
ment of assessment collections for the payment of bonds and interest.
Several special assessment construction funds showed cash deficits as of December 31,
1972. These deficits mean, in effect, that monies belonqing to other City funds have
been used as a means of temporary financing until sufficient bonds are sold and
special assessments receivable collected to pay current expenditures and eliminate
the deficits.
The debt service fund for Improvement Bonds of 1963 shows a deferred tax levy of
$381,000 to pay costs of water and sewer system expansion not assessed against
benefited property. It is anticipated that the unassessed costs will be paid from
earnings of the Water and Sewer Utilities Operating Fund and that annual collectible
amaunts of the levy will be canceled or reduced accordingly.
The debt service fund for the Refunding 8onds of 1964 sho!�rs a deferred tax levy of
$658,300. This tax levy was set up in the bond resolution for payment of the
total bond issue; no consideration was given to the deferred special assessments
receivable. The collections by the City of deferred special assessments, as well
as thA transfers from the Sewer and Water Utilities Operating Fund, could be used
to cancel or reduce the annual collectible amount of the deferred tax levy.
The balance sheets for the debt service furds show future interest on both special
assessr�ents receivable and related b�nds payable. It should be noted that pro-
spective interest receivable or p�yable becomes an actual asset or liability,
resp°ctivelv, strictly as a function of time. Prepayments of special assessments
have Ghe effect of reducing the amount of interest co1lectible. Conversely,
redemption of bonds before maturity wou7d reduce the amount of in�erest to be paid.
Refunding bonds were sold by the City in
maining bonds of three City bond issues.
agent for payment when due. These issues
1964 for the advance payment of the re- '
Proceeds were deposited ��ith the escrow
in original amounts were:
Improvement Bonds dated January 1, 1959
Improvement Bonds dated December 15, 1959
Improvement Bonds of 1961, dated P�lay 1, 1961
During 1972, the final payment was made on the refunded
closed. The escrow account cash balance of $26,592 was
deposited in the Refunding Bonds of 19b4 Fund.
$ 270,000
505,000
1,250,000
$2,025,000
issues and the escrow account
paid io the City and
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SPECIAL ASSESSP•1ENT FUNDS (CONTINUEB)
Special Imorovements Revolvina Fund - The purpose of this fund is to provide temporary
financing for small im�rovernent projects. It h�s beAn used also to provide cash to
special assessment debt service funds avhich have in�urred cash deficits due to bond
and interest maturities in advance of coliection of corresponding special assessments
receivable. hloney for these purposes h�s been pravided mainly from balances in old
inactive construction and debt service funds, water and sewer connection assessments
and improvement escrow deposits.
GENERAL DEBT SERVICE FUNDS
These funds are beinq used for the accumulation of monies for payment of general
obligation bonds and interest thereon. General property taxes provide the necessary
revenue.
' LIQUOR FUND (f�iUfdICIPAL BUILDING REVENUE BOND FUP�D�
�his fund �Nas established to account for the operations and financing of the City-owned
liguor stores.
' Shown below is a condensed summary of liquor store operations for 1972, 1971 and 1970:
1972 1971 1970
Sales
' Off sale
On sale
Total sales
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Gross profit
Operating expenses
Operating profit
Other income and
expenses (net)
Net income
Transfers to other
Percent
of sales
$1,069,472 100.0 $1,137,712
312,647
1,069,4� 100.0 1�,450,359
807,136 75.5
$ 262,336 24.5
188,057 17.6
$ 74,279 6.9
25,772
$ 100,051
2.4
9.3
Percent of
net income
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Percent Percent
of sales of sales
78.4 $1,169,734 76.2
21.6 365,028 23.8
00 0 ,534.762 00 0
952,302 65.7
$ 498,057 34.3
370,031 25.5
$ 128,026 8.8
86,874 6.0
$ 214,900 14.8
Percent of
net income
988,084 64.4
$ 546,678 35.6
343,122 22.4
$ 203,556 13.2
16,387 1 .1
$ 219,943 14.3
Percent of
net income
' City funds $ 136,500 136.4 $ 224,175 104.3 $ 216,000 98.2
The City sold both on-sale liquor stores in September 1971 for $252,000 resulting in a
gain of $66,848. Accounts receivable of $171,12� from the sale of the stores is re-
' flected on the balance sheet at December 31, 1972.
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' 4dATER AND SEWER REVENUE BOND FUND
This fund accounts for the operations and financing for City-owned se�aer and water
systems. In 1956 and i970, revenue bonds in the amounts of $�70,OQ0 and $460,000,
�' res�ectively, were issued of which $52Q,OOQ of these bonds were outstanding at
December 31, 1972 and payable in future years. Debt service accounts for these bond
issues are being mainiained in accordance with the provisions of the bond sales
agreements. The agreements provide that net revenues of the water and sewer operations
j, equal to the principal and interest maturities of the revenue bonds due in the following
ye�r be pledged as collateral.
' Shown below is a condensed summary of operations of the water and sewer operation account
for 1972, 1971 ar�d 197�.
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I�Jater account
Operating revenue
Operating expenses
Operating income
Sewer account
Opera�ing revenue
Ooerating expenses
Operating income (loss}
1972
$362,708
332,606
$ 30,102
$643,903
473,615
$17C,288
1971
$364,261
268,791
$ 95,470
$359,205
434,299
$(7�,094)
1970
$349,257
238,442
$110,815
$279,2b2
176,868
$102,394
The receivable from the P�(etropolitan Sewer Board rppres°nts the City's share of the
' equity in the North Suburban Sanitary Se�r�er District sewer system 4vhich was �cquired
by the Board on January 1, 1971. This receivable will be paid to the City by means
of issuing credit against future sewer billings from the Board. These credits wili
� be �pplied in equal annual installments, v�ith int�rest, through 1999. Se�ver operating
expenses for 1972 include �352,557 in rental charges as cornpared with $317,060 in 197�.
The City fol7ows the practice of not including as part of fixed assets in this fund
the cost of the distribution system, wrich is paid for by assessment against benefited
prcperty or by deferred tax levies. Such fixed assets are carried as a part of
General Fixed Assets.
In i969, the Fund assumed a$770,000 liability for bords payable along Yvith future
interest obligations of the ulater No. 75 Impr�vement Sonds. �lthough deferred tax
levi�s are set forth in the resoiution for retire�ent of t�� bonds and interest, it is
the int�ntion of the City to cancel tne tax ievies annua1ly an this bond issue and to
provide the necessary revenues from the Water and Sev�er Rever�ue Bond Fu�d. Included
in ir�t�rest expense of the Water and Sewer Fun� is $?3,715 representing the current
year's charges on triis bond issue.
The �later and Setiti�er Revenue Bond Fund has transferred monies to the special assessment
debt service funds tc� pay principal anc+ interest on some bond issues, although it is
not required io do so. As a result, the City considArs such trans+ers as d?rect charges
against retained earnings and not against income.
TRUST AND AGENCY FUNDS
1-rust and agency funds are established to accourt for cash or other assets held by the
City as a trustee or agent. The City funds of this nature inciude (1) Firemen's Relief
Association �und, (2) Police Relief Association Fund and (3) Pension Fund. The firs�
tt�ro funds account for collections of general property taxes and subsequent remittance
of these collections to the respective association. The Pension Fund accounts for the
accumulation of resources needed to finance the City's share of th� pension contributions.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
BAL�INCE SHEETS - ALL FUNDS
DECEP�E3ER 31 , 1972
ASSETS
Cash
Cash with fiscal agent
Investments, at cost plus accrued interest
City of Fridley temporary bonds
U. S. Government obligation
Accounts receivable
Due from other funds
Taxes receivable
Special assessments receivable
Inventories, at cost
Fixed assets, at cost less accumulat�d depreciation
Amounts to be provided
Total assets
LIAQILITIES, RESFR�JES AND FUND BALANCE
Accounts and con�racts payable
Due to other funds
Deposits payable
Bonded indebtedness - Future maturities
Definitive bonds
Princi�al
Interest
Certificates of indebteclness
Principal
Interest
Temporary bonds (heid by Cit� of Fridley)
Principal
Interest
Reserves
Unencumbered appropriation balances
Investment in general fixed assets
Retained earnings
Fund balance
Total liabilities, reserves and fund balance
Combined
Total
$( 20,148) $
756,109
540,000
5,068,893
1,272,647
193 , 2 80
1 ,646,770
6,082,384
235,756
22,443,695
2,760,967
$40,980,353
$ 1,205,�55
193 ,280
465,998
9,216,000
2,295,716
16,735
1 ,261
540,000
113,400
2,911,247
59,468
20,139,793
2,157,326
1,664,474
$40,980,353
General
and
Special
Revenue
9,531
1,235,000
277,966
193 ,280
57 , 727
12,359
3,172
441,664
$2,230,699
$ 562,118
193 ,280
19,847
16,735
1 ,261
1 1:.
1 ,367 ,372
$2,230,699
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General Water and Trust
Investment SpeciaT Debt hiunicipal Sewer and
Fund Assessment Service Liguor Utilities A�ency
$(87,522) $( 9,328) $ 853 $ 10,774 $( 1,715) $57,359
678,286 27,667 50,156
540,000
2, 884 , 893 69 , 000
87,622 25,719
1,039,866 541,312
6,070,025
67,000 813,000
171,124 710,216
7 , 865
Genera]
Fixed Assets
232,584
103,405 2,200,497 $20,139,793
2,319,303
$ -0- $13,548,764 $638,832 $584,887 $3,772,154 $65,224 $20,139,793
$ 596,457 $ 5,612 $ 10,584 $30,884
204,302 241,849
7,546,000
2,187,331
540,000
113,400
2,031,179
59,468
$470,000
108,385
60,447
1,200,000
741,670 7,865
$20,139,793
579,275 1,578,051
270,627 26,475
$ -0- $13,548,764 $638,832 $584,887 $3,772,154 $65,224 $20,139,793
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GENERAL AND SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
BALANCE SHEETS
DECEMBER 31, 1972
ASSETS
Cash
Investments, at cost plus
accrued interest
Accounts receivable
State of Minnesota
Other
Due from other funds
Taxes receivable
Unremitted
Delinquent
Delinquent special
assessments receivable
Inventories, at cost
Amount to be provided
For equipment
For land and buildings
From General Fund for
reimbursement of
construction costs
Total assets
Combined
$ 9,531
1,235,000
51,639
216,327
193,280
14,007
43 ,720
12,359
3,172
83,946
331 ,701
Municipal
General State-Aid
$ 6,276
8%5,000
55,543
13,809
14,007
43,720
12,359
3,172
83,996
331,701
$ 53
266,OOC
6,096
193,280
Park Revenue
Ca ital Sharin
$ 569 $ 2,633
29;000 65,000
137,744 64,774
25,967 25,967
$2,230,699 $1,439,583 $465,429 $193,280 $132,407
LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND
BALANCE
Accounts payable $ 164,417 $ 164,417
Contracts payab�e 397,701 397,701
Due to other funds 193,280 $193,280
Deposits payable 19,847 19,847
Certificates of Indebtedness
Principal 16,735 16,735
Interest 1,261 1,261
Reserve for uncollected
taxes and special assessments 70,086 70,086
Fund balance 1,367,372 , 769,536 $465,429 $132,407
Total liabilities,
reserves and
fund balance $2,230,699 $1,439,583 $465,429 $193,280 $132,407
$7,178 of State Aid Fund Construction in progress will be found in General Fixed Assets.
$306,343 of Park Capital Fund Construction in progress will be found in General Fixed
Assets.
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GENERAL FUND
STATEMENT OF REVENUE - ACTUAL COMFAR�D WITH BUDGET ESTIMATES
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1972
General property and other taxes
Current ad valorem
De7inquent ud valorem
Tax forfeit
Licenses and permits
' Business regulatory licenses
Nonbusiness licenses and permits
Fines and forfeitures - Municipal Court
Reven�e from use of money and property
Interest earned
Rents
Intergovernmental revenue
Cigarette and liquor taxes
Mob�le home registration fee
Per capita appor�tionment
Gasoline tax
Mortgage registry
Charges for current services
General Governmen�
Public Safety
Conservation of Health
Recreation
Other revenue
Transfers from other funds
Municipal Liquor Operating Fund
!Municipal State-Aid Fund - Sea'! Coating
Prior years' fund balance
Total revenue
Actual
$ 907,587
65,516
973,103
$ 30,311
136,465
� 166,776
$ 2a,680
$ 51,494
7 757
59,251
$ 107,870
2 , 336
391,937
22,350
17,445
r41,93'8
$ 7 , 527
5,973
12,450
21 , 81 i
47,76 �
$ 30,805
$ 136,500
20,000
� 156,500
$2,001,814
Budget
estimates
$ 890,153
12,Q00
3,000
$ 905,153
$ 39,280
54,650
� 93,930
$ 24,000
$ 25,000
8,50Q
$ 33,600
$ 105,530
5,490
383,727
22,125
7,500
$ 524,372
$ 7,565
3,900
19,500
22,600
� 53,565
$ 17,190
$ 182,Q00
20 000
�oz,000
$ 84,0�5
$1,937,845
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GENERAL FUND
STATEMENT OF EXPEN�ITURES - ACTUAL COMPARED WITH BUDGET ESTIMATES
YEAR EN�FD DECEMBER 31, 7972
General Government
Mayor and Council
Personal sErvices
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Manager
Fersonal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Elections and lfoters' Registratior�
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodit�es
Other charges
Finance
Clerk-Treasurer
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Refunds
Ass�ssor
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodi �ti es
Other charges
Cap;tal outlay
Independent auditing and accounting
Legal
Personai services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Actual
$ 18,923
13,634
935
6,178
233
�39,903
$ 46,173
6,480
1 ,186
1 ,957
1,660
��57 ,456
$ 8,976
1,030
1,098
3,553
14,657
$ 39,515
7,885
3,659
8,706
3 ,498
45,232
4,368
347
1 ,978
175
4,625
119,988
$ 27 ,146
510
104
138
27 , 89 8
Budget
estimates
$ 18,650
13 , 850
87 5
6,331
200
39,9Q6
$ 51 ,478
6,OOQ
1 ,325
1 ,125
825
$ 60,753
$ 9,327
£380
1,300
3 , 785
15,?_92
$ 38,732
7,375
4,200
$,91Q
1,450
200
47,288
5,075
925
1,760
i OQ
5,5t�0
121,5i5
$ 27,425
250
120
150
27,945
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GENERAL FUND
i' STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES - ACTUAL COf�PARED WITH BUDGET ESTIMATES (CONTINUED
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1972
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Administrative Offices
Planning Commission
Personal services
Industrial Development Commission
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Civil Service
Personal services
Contractual services
Human Relations
Contractual services
Commodities
Planning and Zoning
' Personal services
Contractual serv�ces
Commodities
, Other charges
Capital outlay
' General Government Buildings
Personal services
Contractual services
' Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
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Total General Government
Public Safety
Police Protection
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outiay
Actual
$ -
262
77
42
_^ 381
$ 21,139
3,944
1,056
452
511
� 27,102
$ 15,180
30,551
1,800
5,860
3,171
� 56,56Z
$ 343,947
$ 336,+i4
22,337
15,602
18,769
14,403
407 , 225
Budget
estimates
$ 2,000
150
1,710
150
100
410
160
125
4,805
$ 22,071
1,150
1,000
422
100
� 24 , 743
$ 12,976
32,017
1 , 412
7,212
3,025
56,642 �
$ 351 ,601
$ 362,190
21,634
18,100
18,967
15,550
436,441
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GENERAL FUND
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES - ACTUAL COP�FARED WITH BUDGET ESTIMA7ES (CONTINUED)
YEAR ENDED DECE�1BER 31 , 1972
Public Safety (Continued)
Fire Protection
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Refunds
Protective Inspection
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Refunds
Civil Defense
Personal services
Cantractua7 services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Animal Control
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Total Public Safety
Highways
Engineering
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Street and Alley
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capital outlay
Actual
$ 99,882
16,985
5,840
10,650
22,771
50
156,178
$ 46,214
12,758
743
1,968
1 ,853
106
�63 ,642
$ 8,231
819
118
1 ,105
10,919
� 21,192
$ -
3,900
64
3,964
$ 652,201
$ 53,557
7,281
2,186
4,494
3,262
70,780
$ $7,162
24 , 594
26,638
31 ,315
28,794
198,503
Budget
estimates
$ 99,390
17,250
6,750
8 , 567
25,OQ6
156,963
$ 53,324
13,100
1 ,200
2 ,400
800
150
70,9�
$ 9,130
1 ,374
250
1 ,169
10,067
21 930
$ 2,S 20
5,000
275
� 7 9
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$ 693,703
$ 54,016
7 ,800
2,500
4,080
68 ,396
$ 116,279
19,300
20,200
31 ,075
21 ,300
�208,154
CI7Y OF FRIDLEY, �INNESOTA
GENERAL FUND
S7ATEMEN7 OF EXPENDITURES - ACTUAL COii1PARED WITH BUDGET ESTIMA7ES (CO�ITINUED
Highways (Continued)
Snow and Ice Removal
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capita7 outlay
Traffic Signs, Signals and f�arkings
Personal services
Contractual services
Commadities
Other charges
Capita7 outlay
Equipment Maintenance
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Capi ta7 outl ay
Stree� Lighting - Contra�tual services
Totai Highways
Sani�ation and Waste Removal
Storm Sewers
Personal services
Contractual services
Commo�ii ti es
Other charges
Pest Control - Contractual services
Weed Eradication
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Total Sanitation and Waste Removal
Actual
$ i5,843
5,034
5,192
1,i77
10,885
38,131
$ 5,924
9,125
9,806
104
21 ,030
45,989
$ 6,i87
6,370
2,736
1,776
22,516
$��39 , 585
$ 39,1Q4
$ 432,092
$ 5,45y
2,313
2,365
94
� 10,231
$ -
$ 3,934
7 , 409
11
5
1 ,359
21,590
Budget
estimates
$ 21,500
7,900
5,700
4,400
6,000
45,:00
$ 5,000
8,824
6,826
200
23 , 850
44,7C0
$ 5,000
5,850
3 , 50Q
1,435
25,552
41 ,337
� 40,300
$ 448,387
$ 5,600
6,628
1,400
900
14,528
$ 200
$ 4,4p0
19,775
200
75
24 ,450
$ 39,�7�
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GENERAL FU(�D
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES - ACTUAL CO��iPAREU WITN BUDGET ESTIMATES (CONTINUED)
YEAR ENDED DECEM6ER 31, 1972
Conservation of Health
Personal services
Contractual services
Commodities
Other charges
Total Conservation of Health
City Band
Personal services
Comnodities
Other charges
Capita7 outlay
Total City Sand
Recreation
Personal services
Contractual services
Ca�nodities and capital outlay
Other char�es
Ref�nds
Total Recreation
Muni �i pal F'arks
Pers�na3 services
Contractu�� s�rvices
Corr�nnodi ti es
Other charges
Capital outlay
Tota1 Municipal Parks
Reserve for contingencies
Total ex�endatures
Fur►d bal ance January 1, 1972
Revenue over (under} expenditures
Adjustment of pri�ar year's accounts payable &
receivable
Fund balance December 31, 1972
Actual
$ 5,986
34
18
87
� 6,125
$ 950
193
15
101
1 ,259
$ 62,459
3,265
15,790
216
73
82,803
$ 118,997
31 ,515
18,968
12,678
85,579
267 ,677
$ -
1,807,694
$ 575,878
194,120
� 462)
$ 769,536
Budget
estimates
$ 5,750
1,520
80
u5
� 7,415
$ 950
549
101
� 1 ,600
$ 70,459
4,000
22,333
�8Q
97,?_82
$ 113,434
29,649
18,585
10,855
91,566
264 ,0�9
$ 34,580
$1,937,845
$ 491 , 843
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SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS
STATEMENTS OF CASN RECEIPTS AP�D DISBURSEMENTS
YEAR ENDED DECEMQER 31, 1972 �
Ca�h balance, January 1, 1972
Rer.ei pts
State-aid construction apportionment
Federal Revenue Sharing
Interest on investments
Investments matured (at cost)
Transfers from other funds
1971 Street Construction Fund
General Fund
State-aid
Maiching Funds, State of Minnesota
Total receipts
Disbursements
Purchase of investments
Interest expense
Land purchase
Transfers to other funds
GeneraT Fund
1971 Street Constructian Fund
1972 Street Construction Fund
Park Capital Fund ( Temporary
transfer)
Total disbursements
Cash balance, December 31, 1972
Municipal Park Revenue
Combined State-Aid Ca ital Sharin
$ 7,151) $ 3,530 $ 10,681) $ -0-
$158,326 $158,326
67,633 $67,633
22,638 2i,929 $ 709
370,QQ0 370,000
47,719 47,719
8,382 8,382
113,280 113,280
30,500 30,500
$818,478 $597,974 $152,871 $67,633
$360,000 $266,000 $ 29,000 $65,000
2,813 2,813
109,8Q8 109,808
20,OQ0 20,000
43,844 43,844
158,327 158,327
113,280 113,280
$808,072 $601,451 $]41,621 $65,000
$ 3,255 $ 53 $ 569 $ 2,633
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INVESIMENT FUND
�A!_P,NCE SH�ET
DECE�il3ER 31 , 1 g72.
��SE�'S
Cash (deficit)
Accrued interest receivable
Total assets
STATEMENT UF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
YEAR ENUED DECEf�BER 31, 1972
Cash balance, January l, 1972
R�ceipts
Investments Matured $2,663,032
Accrued Interest Received 140a294
Interest Earned - Current Period ]33,403
Transfers in From Other Funds (Investment Principal) 5,608,893
Totai receipts
Disbursements
investments Purchased $4,778,070
Distribute� to Other Funds (Investment Principal) 3,493,855
Interest distributed to other City funds
GeneraT 46,983
Special K�venue 21,929
Special Assessment 148,394
General Debt Service 878
Municipal Liquor 7,183
Water and Sewer Utilities 56,187
Trust & Agency 862
Total disbursements
Cash balance, December 31, 1972
$ (87,622)
87,622
$ -0-
$ �78,903)
$8,545,622
$8,554,341
$ 87,622)
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNES�TA
SPECIAL ASSFSSMENT FUNDS
BALANCE SHEETS
DECEME3ER 31, 1972
� Cash (deficit)
Cash with fiscal agents
' Investments, at cost plus accrued
interest
Gity of Fridley temporary bonds
Qiher
i Accounts receivable
Taxes receivable
Delinquent
Deferred
� Special assessments receivable
[?el i nquent
Deferred
Principai
Interest
I A►nounts to be provided for
Construct;�c�n
Debt rEti r��n�ent
I Total assets
Special Special Special
Assessm�nt Assessment Improvements
Combined Corsst�uctinn Debt Service Revolvir�g
$( 9,328) $( 88,957) $
678,286
540,000
2,884,893
25,719
566
1,039,300
745,770
3,846,173
1,478,082
335,163
1,984,140
$13,548,764
I LIABILITIES, RESERVES, APPROPRTATIQNS
AND FUND 6ALANCE
I Accoun�s and contracts payable $
iDepnsits payab�e
�or�de� indebtedness - Future maturitie�
�efinitive bonds
Principal
Interest
Temporary bon�s (heid by City
of Fridleyj
596,457
204,3G2
7,54G,Q00
2il$79J31
384,000
25,719
77,984
s�8,2s�
540,000
2,210,893
566
1,039,300
727,909
3,�80,75�
1,478,082
$ 1,645
290,000
17,851
165,423
335,163
_ 1,984,140
$ 655,925 $12,417,910 $ 474,929
$ 596,457
$ 7,546,000
2,187,331
$ 204,302
Principal 540,000 540,000
i I�terest 113,400 113,400
Resnrv�. fo►� debt retirement 2,031,179 2,031,179
Unenc.u�rjl��reci appropriation balance� 59,468� 59,468
Fun� ba�a�ce 27Q,627 270,627
Total liabilities, reserves
appropriations and
fund balance $13,548,764 $ 655,y25 $12,417,910 $ 474,929
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SPECIl1L ASSESSMENT FUNDS
STATEMENTS 0� CASH RECEIPTS �ND DISBURSEMENTS
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1972
Special Special Special
Assessmeni Assessment Improvements
Combined Construction Debt Service Revolvin
Cash t�alance, January 1, 1972 $� 19,885)
Rec�i�ts
Procee�s from sale of temporary
bands $ 3,094,300
Special assessments 1,223,690
Gen�ral property taxes 240
Penalty and interest on
special assessments 30,153
Interest on investments 269,812
Investments sold 3,478,855
Other governmental units 260,062
Escr•ow deposits 212,660
Transfers from other funds 2,272,761
Tota7 receipts $10,842,533
Disbursements
Capital outlay
Transfers to other funds -
Interest during construction $ 2$,785
Other 1,382,364
1,41i,149
Retirement of bonds
Principal 2,729,000
Inter�st 45$,529
Investments purchased 3,424,893
Transfers to other funds 2,773,401
Refund of escrow deposits 21,826
Qther disbursements i3,i78
Total disbursements $10,831,976
Cash balance, December 31, 1972 $( 9,328)
$ 55,255 $( 76,178) $ 1,038
$ 985,000
37,354
712,000
260�062
328,1 Q2
$2,322,518
$ 28,785
1,382,364
1,411,149
384,000
671,581
$2,466,730
$ 88,957)
$2,109,300
1,159,031
240
29,753
216,919
2,686,855
1,944,659
$8,146,757
$2,729,000
458,529
2,750,893
2,Q41 ,021
13,152
$7,992,595
$ 77 ,984
$ 64,659
400
15,539
80 ,0�0
212,560
$373,2�8
$290,000
60,7y9
21,826
26
$372,651
$ 1,645
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT C0�ISTRUCTION FUNDS
BALANCE SHEETS
DECEMBER 31, 1972
Sewer and Water Pio. 50
Storm Sewer No. 82
Sewer and tJater f�o . 93
Storm Sewer �do. 100
Storm SeN�er No. 101
Sewer and :Jater No. 102
Storm SewPr and Sewer and Water No. 103
Locke l�ake Dam No. 104
Storm Sewer and Sewer and Water No. 105
Sewer as�?d �rGter P�e. 106
Storm S�=ti•?��r and Sewer and Water No. 107
1970 Street
197� S�reet
1972 Sireet
1973 Street
Combined
Cash
$ 9,624
13,797
9,408
663
2,74�)
132,76�)
838
3,178
9,177
6,399
( 8,160)
9,398
68
{ 7,831)
$( 88,957)
Investments
$ 37,000
347,OOQ
$384,000
ASSETS
Accounts
receivable -
Other
$ 25,719
$ 25,719
Construction in progress in the amount of $1,286,591 will be found in General Fixed
Assets.
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, to be
provided for Total
construction assets
� i � s,sz�
13,797
$ 4,566 13,974
' � 8i 8 i ,481
2,748
280,867 148,099
14,128 5i,966
� ! 80 3,258
9,177
15,965 22,364
�' 8,160
9,398
� 25,719
� ' 347,068
7,831
$ 335,163 $ 655,925
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Accounts Total
and Unencumbered liabilities
contracts appropriation and
payable balance appropriations
$ 7,408 $ 2,216 $ 9,624
11,000 2,797 13,797
13,974 13,974
1,48i 1 ,481
14$,099 148,099
51,966 51,966
3,258 3,25E
6,309 2,868 9,177
22,364 22,364
9,398 9,398
10,270 15,449 25,719
310,930 36,138 347,068
$596,457 $ 59,468 $ 655,925
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT SERUICE FUNDS
�ALANCE SHEETS
DECEMBER 31, 1972
ASSETS
Cash (deficit)
Cash with fiscal agents
Investments, at cost plus accrued interest
City of Fridley temporary bonds
Other
Taxes receivable
Delinquent
Deferred
Special assessments receivable
Delinquent
Deferred
Principal
Interest
Amount to be provided for debt retirement
Total assets
LIABILITIES AND RESERVE
Bonded indebtedness - Future maturities
Definitive bonds
Principal
Interest
Temporary bonds (held by City of Fridley)
Principal
Interest
Reserve for debt retirement
Total liabilities and reserve
Combined
$ 77,984
678,2$6
540,000
2,210,893
566
1,039,300
727,909
3,680,75Q
1,478,082
1,984,140
$12,417,910
$ 7,546,000
2,187,331
540,000
113,400
2,031,179
$12,417,910
Regular
Special
Assessment
$ 1,119
160,000
1,010,000
78,854
170,660
18,719
$1,439,352
$ 531,000
42 ,720
865,632
$1 ,439,352
25
Sewer
and Water
No. 48
$(94,145)
172,595
70,821
124,173
41,169
$254,b13
$114,000
2,255
Storm
Sewer
No. lOG
$ 8,233
Improve- Improve- Improve- Refund-
ment ment ment ing
1972 Bonds of Bonds of Bonds of Bonds of
Street 1960 � 1962 1963 1964
$ 3,778
96,338
380,000
$ 591 $ 111 $ 156,455
60,787
83,QQ0 230,000 52,893
566
381,000 658,300
84,266 i5,375 55,038 86,254
116,655 326,962 32,647 28,809 168,240
95,330 107,813 9,�'86 5,462 42,455
$520,300 _!
$220,218 $520,300 $999,157 $142,399 $761,207 $1,165,163
$775,000 $ 70,000 $415,�00 $ 775,000
160,603 72,145 78,277 97s192
$110,000 $430,000
23,100 90,300
142,358 87,118 63,554 60,254 267�,930 292,971
$254,613 $220,218 $520,3Q0 $999,157 $i42,399 $761,207 $],1b5,163
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SPECIAL ASSESSP�IEiJT DEBT SERVICE FUNDS
BALA�dCE SHEETS CUNTI�iUE�+
DECEl�1BER 31 , 1972
, ASSETS
Cash (deficit)
Cash with fiscal agents
Investments, at cost plus accrued interest
City of Fridley temporary bonds
Other
Taxes receivable
Delinquent
Deferred
Special Assessments receivable
Del inquenl:
Deferred
F'rincipal
Interest
Amount to be provide� for �ebt retiremen�
Total assets
LIABILITIES APaD RESERVE
Bonded indebtedness - Future maturities
D2finitive bonds
Principal
Interest
Temporary bonds (held by City of Fridley)
Principal
Interest
Reserve for debt retirement
Total liabilities and reserve
Improve-
ment
Bands of
1965
$ 549
233 ,000
99,006
183,749
69,021
$585,325
$385,000
87,140
113,185
$585,325
Improve-
ment
Sonds of
1967
$ 448
175,689
314,OD0
113,820
747,508
238,207
$1 ,589,672
$1,190,000
261,495
138,177
$1,589,672
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' Bonds of
1970
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$ 512
' 133,783
114,000
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' 911,886
476,720
2,553
' $1,716,510
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I 556,510
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ment
Bonds of
1972
333
99,094
174,000
46,419
869,461
373,400
1,461,287
$3,023,994
$2,135,000
888,994
$3,023,994
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GENERAL DEBT SERVICE FUNDS
BALANCE SHEETS - DECEMBER 31, 1972
ASSETS
Cash
Cash �,ri�h fiscal agent
Investnl�nts at cost plus accrued interest
Taxes receivable
Delinquent
Deferred
Total assets
LIABTLITY AND RESERUE
Liabiliiy - Bonded indebtedness
Future maturities
Bonds
Interest
Reserve for Debt Retirement
Total liability and reserve
Combined
$ 853
27,667
69,000
4,712
536y600
$63�,832
$470,000
108,385
60,447
$638,832
,
Park Bonds
of 1962
and 1963
$ 412
27,667
39,000
2,557
27,200
$ 96,836
$ 65,00�
2,002
29 , 834
$ 56,836
Civic
Center
Bonds
of 1965
$ 441
30,000
2 ,155
509,400
$541,996
$405,000
106,383
30 ,613
$541,996
S7ATEMEPdTS OF CASH RECEIPTS APdD DISBURSEMENTS
YE/�R E�dDED DECEM6ER 3i , 1972
Cash ba�ance, January 1, 1972 $ 28,815 $ 1,353 $ 27,463
Receipts
Property taxes $ 81,683 $ 45,321 $ 36,362
Interest on investments 2,982 2,261 721
Investmen� maturities, at cost 40,000 40,000
Total receipts 124,Ei65 8� 7,582 37,083
Disbursements
Investment purchases
Bonds
Interesi
Fiscal agent service charge
Total disbursements
Cash balance, December 31, 1972
$ 69,On0
60,000
23,520
108
152,628
$ 853
$ 39,G��
40 ,000
9,475
48
88,523
� 412
� 3Q,OOQ
20,000
14,045
60
64,105
$ 441
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
LIQUOR FUND
BALAPdCE 5HEET
DECEMiBER 31 , 1972
ASSETS
Current assets
Cash
Investments, at cost plus accrued interest
Inventories, at cost
Contract for deed receivable
Total current assets
Property, plant and equipment, substantially all at cost
Land and improvements
Furniture, fixtures and equipment
Truck
Construction in progress
Less accumulated depreciation
Net property, piant and equipment
Contract for deed receiv�ble, less current portion above
Total assets
LIABILITY AND RETAILED ERRNINGS
Current liability
Accounts payable
Retained earnings
Total liability and retained earnings
$ 10,774
67,000
232,584
9,253
319,611
$ 64,076
70,639
3,084
7,747
145,546
42,141
103 ,405
$161 ,871
$584 ,887
$ 5,612
$579,275
$584,887
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Sales
Cost of sales
Gross profit
Percent of sales
Operating expenses
Percent of sales
Operating profit (loss)
Percent of sales
Other income
Percent of sales
Net ineome
Percent of sales
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
LIQUOR FUND
STATEMENT OF INCOME
YEAR ENDED DECEP�BER 31, 1972
Total
$1,069,472
807 ,13 6
$ 262,336
24.5
$ 188,057
17.6
$ 74,279
6.9
$ 25,772
2.4
$ 100,051
9.3
Off-Sale Stores
No. 1 No. 2
$128,20� $24�,508
97,296 181,762
$ 30,911 $ 58,745
24.1 24.4
$ 38,328 $ 50,�35
29.9 21.2
$ (7,417} $ 7,811
�5.�_ 3.2
$ 403 $ 8,185
.3 3.4
$ (7,014) $ 15,996
5.5) 6.6
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YEAR E�vDED DECEi�1BER 31 , 1972
Retained earnings
January 1, 1972
Net income
Transfer to General Fund
Retained earnings
December 31 , 1972
$615,724
100,051
(136,500)
$579,275
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' $243,979 $456,778
' 189,733 338,345
$ 54,246 $118,433
' 22.2 25.9
$ 42,267 $ 56,527
17.3 12.4
� $ 11,979 $ 61,906
4.9 13.5
' $ 11,204 $ 5,980
4.6 1.3
' $ 2 3 ,183 $ 67 , 886
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LIQUOR FUND
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FI(JA��CIAL POSITION
YEAR E�dD�G G�ECE�i�ER 31 , 1972
Fund Provide�
Operations
Net income
Depreciation
Decrease in contracts receivable
Funds Applied
Additions to property, plant and equipment
Transfers to other City funds
Decrease in working capital
Changes in elements of working capital
Increase (decrease) in current assets
Cash
Cantract for deed
Investments
Prepaid expense
Inventories
(Increase) decrease in current liabilities
Accounts payable
Decrease in working capital
$100,051
6,956
107,007
9,353
116,360
$ 74,826
136,500
211 ,326
$(94,966)
$ 533
766
(98,000)
(914)
(7,230}
9 ,879
$(94,966)
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Salaries and wages
Employee benefits
Suppiies
Laundry and cleaning
Rent
Utilities
�2epai rs and ma i ntenance
.irasurance
�epreciation
�7i�eage and automobile
expense
#�rafesslonal fees
Aiarm service
Cash (�ver} short
Miscellaneous
CITY OF FRIDL�Y, MINNESOTA
LI U� OR FUND
STATEMENT OF OPERATING EXPEP�SES
Total
$104,229
8,671
3 ,�346
2,462
23,113
10,841
3,542
16,799
6,956
866
1,338
1,858
3,536
$188,057
Percent
of s�l es.
9.7
.8
.4
.2
2.2
1.Q
.3
1.6
.7
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.2
.3
]7.6
Off-Sale Stores
Ferc�nt Percent
No. 1 ofi sales No. 2 of sales
$ 20,47Q 15.9 $ 29,020 12.0
2,113 1.6 1,838 .8
5�3 .5 925 .4
577 .5 649 .3
4,295 3.3 6,231 2.6
2,595 2.0 3,014 1.3
475 .4 1,649 .7
3,871 3.0 3,968 1.6
2,055 1.6 2,186 .9
218 .2 210 .1
323 .3 323 .l
520 .4 674 .3
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216 .2 252 .1
$ 38,328 29.9 $ 50,935 21.2
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$ 24,594
1 ,971
1,008
510
5,406
2,090
692
4,473
548
218
323
92
i18)
360
$ 42,2b7
Percent
of sales
10.1
.8
.4
.2
2.2
.9
.3
1.8
.2
.1
.1
.2
17.3
No. 4
$ 30,145
2,749
1 ,320
726
7,181
3,142
726
4,487
2,167
220
369
572
15
2,708
$ 56,527
Percent
of sales
6.5
.5
.3
.2
1.6
.7
.2
1.0
.5
.1
.1
.1
.6
12.4
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WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BOND FUND
BA A��
DECEMBER 31, 1972
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash
Investments, at cost
Accounts receivable
Total current assets
Restricted assets - Revenue Bond Accounts
Sinking Account
Cash
Cash tirith fiscal agent
Investments, at cost
Reserve Account
Cash
Investment, at cost
Construction Account
Cash
Accounts receivable Metropolitan Sewer Board
Tatal restricted assets
Property, plant and equipment, substantially �11 at cost
Land and inprovements
Bui7dings
P�leters
Machinery and equipment
Less accur�ulated depreciation
Net property, plant and equipment
Total assets
$ 24,951
50,156
213,000
$ 1,313
25,000
$ 1,867
LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND RETAINED EARNINGS
Current liabilities
Accounts payable - Other
Bonds payable within one year
Total current liabilities
Other liabilities
Accounts payable from restricted assets (Construction Account)
Bonds payable less portion due within one ye�r
Meter deposits payable �
Total other liabilities
�eserves
Metropolitan Sewer Qoard current value credit
Reserve for Sinking Account de�at service
Reserve for Reser°ve Account
Total reserves
Retained earnings
Total liabilities, reserves and retained earnings
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$ (29,846)
575,Q00 '
268,419
813,573
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$ 288,107 '
26,313 '
1 ,867 '
441 , 797
758,084
$ 149,076
737 ,067
229 ,766
1 ,776,387
2,892,296
691 ,799
2,200,497
$3,772,154
$ 8,717
70,000
78 ,717
$ 1 ,867
1,130,000
241,849
1�,3�73,716
$ 441 ,797
273 , 560
26,313
41,6 0
$1 ,578,051
$3,772,154
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WRTER AND SE'r��R UT?�ITIES REVENUF �OTdD FUND
OPERAi�IOV �`aNt� i�E1IN�EP�ANCE ACCCl7NT
STATEi�iEi�dT 0� ItvCOME
YEAR ENDED DECFMB�R 31,_1_972
Combined Water Sewer
Operating revenue �
Water Sales and sewer rents $ 993,472 $356,638 $636,834
Connection permits 7,800 2,590 5,210
Sales of maierials and miscellaneous services 5,339 3,480 1,859
Total operating revenue �1,006,611 362,708 643,903
Operating expenses
Source of supply
Power and pumping
Purification
Transmission and distribution
Customer accounting and collecting
Administrative and general
Depreciation
Total operating expenses
Operating income (loss)
Other income and (expense)
Adjustment of 1971 disposal charges
Interest income
Connection charges
Interest expense
Net income
$ 376,495
35,909
38,230
i 73,728
37,290
24,448
1LOy�2�
806,221
$ 200,390
19,622
39,475
7 ,599
57,465)
$ 209,621
AiVALYSIS OF CH'�NGES IN RETAINED EARNINGS
I' YEAR Ef�DED DECEMBER 31 , 1972
Retained earnings January l, 1972, before adjustments
Net income
Transferred from Construction Account
Tran�fers to other funds
Retained earnings December 3i, 1972
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$ 23,938
35,909
38,230
82,617
22,357
11 ,972
117,�83
332,606
$ 30,102
$352,557
91 ,111
14,933
12,476
2,538
4i3,615
$17�,2II8
$1,369,416
209,621
41 ,43Q
(42,416)
$],578,051
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WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BOND FUND
STAT MENTS OF CNAPJ��ES IN FINANCIAL POSITION
YEAR E�dDrD DECEMB�P. 31 , 1972
Working capital provided from
P�et income
Add expenses not requiring working capital -�
Depreciation
Workin4 capital provided from operations
Transfers from other funds
Increase in reserves
Total working capital provided
Working capital used for
Reduction of long-term debt
Additions to property, plant ar,d equipment
Ircrease in restricted assets
Transfers to other funds
Total working capital used
Incr�ase in working capital
Changes ir� elements of u�orkinq capital
Increase (decrease) in current assets
Cash
Accounts receivable
Investments
(Increase) decrease in current liabilities
Accounts payable
Current portion of long-term payable
Increase (decrease) in working capital
$ 209,621
120,121
� 329,742
41 ,430
638,Q85
1 009 257
$ 580,948
49 ,143
180,682
42,416
853 ,189
$ 156,068
$ (33,061)
70,768
(5,000)
183,361
(60,000)
$ 156,068
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' WATER AND SE�f1ER REVEPl�IE QOND FUND
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN ASSEI�S R`�SiRICTED {=0R REVE(VUE BOND DEBT SERVICE
YEAR ENDED i;�CEi�iBER 31 , 1972
�'ash bal ance, January 1, 1972
Receipts
IntErest on investments
Transfer from Water and Sewer
Operating Fund
Investments soid
Total receipts
Disbur�sements
Bonds
IntE�rest
Fiscai agents service charge
Construction costs
Transfer to Water and Sevrer
Operating Fund
Investmenis purchased
Total disbursements
Cash balance, December 31, 1972
Investment balance, January 1, 1972
Additions
Deductions
investment balance, December 31, 1972
Combined
$ 30,965
$ 16,711
163,446
270,Q00
450,157
$ 85,OQ0
57,240
268
31,053
41 ,430
238,000
452,991
$ 28,131
$270,000
238,000
(270,000)
$238,000
Sinking
Rccount
$ 24,004
$ 14,876
131,579
210,Q00
356,455
$ 85,000
57,240
268
213,000
355,508
$ 24,951
$210,000
213 ,000
210,000)
$213,000
Reserve Construction
Account Account
$ 4,478 $ 2,483
$ 1,835
20,000
21 ,835
$ 25,000
$ 25,000
$ 1 ,313
$ 20,000
25 ,000
(20,000)
$ 25,000
$ 31,867
40,000
71 ,867
$ 31 ,053
41 ,430
? 72,483
$ 1 ,867
$ 40,000
(40,000)
$ -0-
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TRUST AND AGENCY FUNDS
BALANCE SHEETS - DECEMBER 31, 7972
ASSETS
Cash
Taxes receivable
Unremitted
Delinquent
Total assets
RESERVE ANQ FUND BALAfdCE
Accounts payable
Reserve for uncollected taxes
Fund Balance
Tota1 reserve and fund
ba7ance
Firemen's Police
Relief Relief P.E.R.A.
Association Association Pension
Combined Fund Fund Fund
� 57,359
1,946
5,919
$ 65,224_
$ 7,273
301
1 ,141
$ 8,715
$ 23,611
809
1 , 980
$ 26,400
$ 25,475
836
2,798
$ 30,109
$ 30,884 $ 7,273 $ 23,611
7,865 1,442 2,789 $ 3,634
26,47� 26,475
$ 65,22� $ 8,715 $ 26,400 $ 30,109
STATEMENTS OF CP,SH RECEIPTS FlND DISBURSEMENTS
YEA�t ENDED DECE�6ER 31, 1972
Cash balance January 1, 1972 $ 16,466
Receipts
General property taxes
Insurance premium tax
Interest earned
Total receipts
Dis�ursements
Police Relief Association
Firemen's Relief Association
Pension Contribution
Total disbursements
Cash balance December 31, 1972
$140,761
44,756
862
186,3%9
� 58,045
34,760
52,681
$145,486
$ 57,35�
$ 19,041
22,992
42,033
� 34,760
$ ���+,760
$ 7,273
$ 59,892
21 ,764
81 ,656
$ 58,045
� 58,045
$ 23,611
$ 16,466
$ 61,828
862
$ 62,690
$ 52,681
52,fi81
$ 26,475
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
STATEMENT OF EENERAL FIXED ASSE7S
DECEi•�BER 31 , 1972
General fixed assets
Land
Building and structures
Improvements other than buildings
Furniture, fixtures and office equipment
Machinery and equipment
Construction in progress
Total.general fixed assets
Investment in general fixed assets
Special assessments
State-aid
General fund
Municipal liquor dispensary
Contributions
General obligation bonds
Water and sewer utilities
Total investment in general fixed assets
$ 593,649
783,742
16,406,503
155,635
590,489
1 ,609,775
$20,139,793
$17,167,520
198,019
1 , 59� , �8r�
38,570
283,715
856,597
486
$20 ,139 ,793
General fixed assets were shown at cost except that fixed assets for which cost
information was not available were priced at appraised values.
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
STAT�MENT OF CASH A��D SECURITY FOR DEPOSITS
DECEh1[3ER 31 , 1972
Check:ing accounts - Fridley State Bank,
Fridley, Minnesata
General account
Cash and
_ deposits
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Face amount
of securities
pledged as
collateral
$(32,648) $225,000*
Petty cash and change funds 12,500
Total cash $(20,148)
*Additional security of $20,000 is provided by t�e Federal Qeposit Insurance Corporation.
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
ALL FUNDS
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1972
Fund
I� General Fund
Special revenue funds
Investment Fund
Special assessment funds
I' General debt service funds
Liquor Fund
Water and Se�rer Revenue
' Bond Fund
7rust and agency funds
Total
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balance
January � ,
1972
$ 4,799
(7,151)
(78,903)
(19,885)
28,816
10,241
34 ,180
16,466
$ 11,437)
Receipts
$ 4,723,942
818,478
8,545,622
10,842,533
124,665
1,716,549
2,131,389
186,379
$29,089,557
Disbursements
$ 4,722,465
808 , 07 2
8,554,341
10,831,976
152,628
1,716,016
2 ,167 ,284
145,486
$29,098,26$
Cash
balance
December 3l ,
1972
$ 6,276
3 ,255
(87,622}
(9,328)
853
10,774
(1 ,715)
57 ,359
$( 20,148)
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MIN�lESOSA
BONDS PAYABLE - ALL FUNDS
DECtP1aER 31�
Issue Interest
date rate
Special Assessment Debt Service
Funds - Definitive Bonds
Regular
Sewer Improvement Sonds
May 1, 1973 5/1/54 3.00%
May 1, 1974 3.00
Water and Sewer Improvement
Bonds of 1954
$20,000 per year 8/1/54 4.00
Water and Sewer Improvement
Bonds of 1954 (Series B)
$20,000 per year 8/1/54 4.00
Water and Sewer Impro��ement
Bonds
$20,000 per year 11/1/54 4.00
Water and Sewer Impro��ement
Bonds
$20,000 per year 5/1/55 3.60
$20,000 per year 3.60
General Obligation Improvement
Bonds
$20,000 per year 10/1/55 3.60
$2Q,000 per year 3.60
Improvement Bonds
$30,000 per year 8/1/56 4.75
August 1, 1975 4.75
August 1, 1976 �.75
Total Regular Special Assessment �ebt Service Funds
Sewer and Water No. 48
January 1, 1973 10/1/61 4.10
Total Sewer and Wa�er No. 48 Special Assessment Gebt
Service Fund
Maturity Principal
date amount
5/1/73 $ 4,000
5/1/74 2,000
8/1/73-74 40,000
2/1/73-74
2/1/73-74
2/1/73-75
8/1/73-75
40,000
40,000
60,000
60,000
2/1/73-75 60,000
8j1/73-75 60,000
8/1/73-74 60,000
8J1j75 50,Q�0
8/1/76 55,000
$ 531,000
1/1/73 $ 110,000
$ 110,000
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
BONDS PAYABLE - ALL FUNDS (CO��TINUED)
DECEMBER 31, 1972
S ecial Assessment Debt Service
Funds - Definitive Boo�ds Continued)
Improvement Bonds of 1960
January l, 1973
January l, 1�74
$80,000 per year
January 1 , 1979
January 1, 1980
January 1 , 1981
January 1, 1982
Issue Interest Maturity
date rate date
1Q/�/60
4.1Q%
4.10
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
1/1/73
1/1/74
1/1/75-78
1/1/79
1/1/80
1/1/81
1/i/82
Total Improvement Bonds of 1960 Special Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Improvement Bonds of 19G2
February 1, 19�3
February 1, 1974
February 1 , 1975
February 1, 1976
February 1 , 19�7
February 1 , i 978
February l, 1979
$5,000 per year
5/1/62
3.50
3.50
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
2/1/73
2/1/74
2/1/75
2/1/76
2/1/77
2/1/78
2/1/79
2/1/80-82
Tatal Improvement Bonds of 1962 Special Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Improvement Bonds of 1963
January 1 , 1973
January 1, 1974
January 1 , 1975
$30,000 per year
$30,000 per year
$35,000 per year
1/1/63
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Principal
amount
$ 80,000
75,000
320,000
75,000
80,000
70,000
75,�Q0
$ 775,000
$ 1 C�,4Q0
5,C0�
lO,QOG
5,000
10,0U0
5,000
10,000
15,000
$ 70,000
3.50 1/1/73 $ 60,000
3.50 1/1/74 50,000
3.70 1/1/75 45,000
3.70 1/1/76-77 60,000
3.80 1/1/78-79 60,000
3.80 1/1/80-83 140,000
Total Improvement Sonds of 1963 Special Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Refunding Bonds of 1964
$105,000 per year 2/1/64 3.30 2/1/73-75
$105,000 per year 3.40 2/1/76-79
February 1, 1980 3.40 2/1/80
Total Refunding Bonds of 1964 Special Ass�ssment Debt
Service Fund
$ 415,000
$ 315,000
420 ,000
40,000
$ 775,000
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MI;��FSOTA
BOfdDS P�YABLE - ALL FUNDS LONTINUED)
DECE��1BER 31 , 1972
Special P,ssessment Debt Service
Funds - Definitive 6onds Ccntinueci)
Improvement Bonds of 1965
$30,000 per year
$30,000 per year
$30,000 per year
February 1 , 198i
$25,000 per year
February 1, 1986
Issue
date
5/1/65
Interes� Maturity
rate date
3.20% 2/1/73-75
3.30 2/1/76-78
3.4J 2/1/79-80
3.40 2/1/81
3.50 2/1/82-85
3.50 2/1/86
Total Improvement Bonds of 1965 Special Assessme�t DEbt
Service Fund
Improvement Bonds of 1967
$150,Q00 per year
$140,000 per year
k130,OC�0 per year
� 40,CQ0 per year
$ 30,OJ0 per year
January l, 1988
10/1/67
4.20 1/1/73-75
4.20 1/1/76-77
4.40 1/1/78
4,G0 1/1/79-82
4.50 1/1/83-87
4.50 1/1/88
Total Improvement Bonds of 1967 Special Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Improvement Bonds of 1970
$95,000 per year
$85,000 per year
$45,000 per year
$45,000 per year
$40,000 per year
$15,000 per year
7/1/70
6.50 1/1/73-79
6.50 1/1/80
6.75 1/1/81-82
6.90 1/1/83-84
7.00 1/1/85-89
7.00 1/1/90-91
Total Improvemen� Bonds of 1970 S�ecial Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Improvement Bonds of 1972
January 1, I973
January 1, 1974
$150,000 per year
$150,000 per year
$150,000 per year
$150,000 per year
$ 75,000 per year
$ 75,000 per year
January 1, 1987
January 1 , 1988
lo/1j72
3.$0
3.80
3.80
4.10
4.40
4.60
4.80
5.00
5.10
5.20
1/1/73
1/1/74
1/1/75-76
1/1l77-78
1/1/79-80
1/1/81-82
1 / 1 / 83-- 84
1/1/85-86
1/1/87
1/1/88
Principal
amount
$ 90,000
90,000
60 ,000
25,000
100 ,000
20,000
$ 385,000
$ 454,000
280,000
130,000
160 ,000
150 ,000
2Q,000
$1,190,000
$ 665 ,000
85,000
90 ,000
90,000
200,000
30,000
$1,160,000
$ 75 ,000
110,Q00
300,000
300 ,004
30Q ,000
300,000
150 ,000
150 ,000
75,000
75 ,000
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CTTY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
BONDS PAYA.BLE - �!L FUNDS (CONTINUED)
DECEMaER 31, 1972
Issue Interest Maturity Principai
date rate date amount
S.pecial Assessment Deb� Service
Funds - Definitive 8onds Continued)
Improvement Bonds of 1972 (Continued)
January 1, 1989 10/1/72 5.20% 1/1/89 $ 50,000
$50,000 per year 5.25 1/1/90-91 100,000
$50,000 per year 5.30 1/1/92-94 i50,0U0
TotaT Improvemeni Bonds of 1972 Special Assessment Debt
Service Fund
Total Special Assessment Definitive Bonds
General Debt Service Funds
Park Bonds
February l, 1G73 5/1/62 3.40 2/1/73
January 1, 1973 i/i/63 3.50 1/7/73
January 1, 1974 3.50 1/1/74
Total Park Bonds
Civic Center B�nds
February 1, 1973 5/1/65
$25,000 per year
$25,000 per year
�$30,OOQ per year
February 1 , 1982
$35,000 per year
Total Civic Center Bonds
Total General Debt Service Funds
$2,135,000
$7,546,000
$ 2Q,0^0
20,000
25 ,OOt�
$ 65 ,000
3.20 2/1/73 $ 20,000
3.20 2/1/74-75 50,000
3.30 2/1/76-78 75,000
3.40 2/1/79-81 90,OOQ
3.50 2/1/82 30,000
3.50 2/7/83-8E 140.00�
$ 405,000
$ 470,Ou0
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BOPdDS P�YABLE - �LL FUNDS (CCNTIN�ED)
~ DECEhiBER 31 , 1972
Issue Interest
date rate
REVENUE B0�!OS
Public Ut�lities Sinkinc� Fund
Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1956
$15,000 per year 9/1/56
Totai Water and Set��er Revenue Bonds of 1956
Water No. 7�
February 1 , 1973 5/1 /65
February 7 , 1974
February 1, 1975
February 1 , 1976
$50,Q00 per year
$5Q,000 per year
$50,000 per year
February 1, 1988
Total �later No. 75 Bonds
Water Bonds of i970
Janu�ry 1, 1973 7/1/70
$40,000 per year
$45,000 per year
$50,000 per year
$55,000 per year
$55,000 per year
$45,000 per year
Total Water Bo►,ds of 1970
Total Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds
Total Definitive Bonds
Special Assessment Debt Service
Funds - Temp�rary Bonds
Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer No. 106 7/1/72
1972 Street 9/1/72
Totai Special Assessment Temporary Bonds
Total bonds outstanding
I1 ,
Maturity
date
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Principal
amount
4.50% 9/1/73-76 $ 60,000
$ 60,U00
3.20
3.20
3.20
3.30
3.30
3.40
3.50
3.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
b.75
6.75
7.00
7.00
2/1/73
2/1/74
2/1/75
2/1/76
2/1/77=78
2/1/79-81
2/1/82-87
2/1/88
1/1/73
1/1/74-75
1/1/76-77
i/i/78-79
1/1/80
1/1/81
1/7js2
7/1/75
9/1/75
$ 20,000
35,000
20 ,000
35,000
i 00 ,000
150 ,000
300,000
20,OOQ
$ 68p,000
$ 35,OOQ
80,000
90,GC0
1QO,OOQ
55,OOQ
55,000
45,000
$ 460 ,OOQ
$1,200,000
$9,21 b,000
$ 110,000
$ 430,000
$ 540,000
$9,756,000
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Year
1�73
1974
i975
1976
197 7
1978
i 979
1980
1981
1982
1983
198�
19�5
7 986
1987
1988
1989
1�90
1991
T992
1993
19�4
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
DEBT SERVICE REOUIRFMc�+TS - AL?_ FUNDS
DECE�73ER 31 ,� ; �72 �`._____�
Principal
$ 1,019,000
932,000
1,435,OQ0
8�oy00o
760,000
750,000
665,000
600,000
505,000
500,000
295,000
260,000
255,000
250,000
195,000
155,000
90 , 000
65,000
65,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
$ 9,756,Q00
Int�rest
� 406,216
3b9,52�
351 $150
276,17�
240,442
207,426
1 /6,�32
i47,��0
321 ,990
9�,73G
�Q,572
68,Q02
56,176
44,512
33,��2
24',850
18FGQO
13,462
9,7II�
6,625
3,975
1,325
$ 2,776,271
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNFSS - GENERAL FUND
�ECEP�iQER 31 , 1 �72
Certificates of Indebtedness
maturing
July 1, 1973
July 1 , 1974
Total certificates of indebtedness
Interest
rate
5 3/8l
5 3/8%
Total
$ 7,425,216
I ,321 ,528
1,786,150
1 , 086 ,178
1 ,OUO,t���2
957 �4GJ
8�1 ,032
74T ,4s0
626,�90
59o,73C
375,572
328,002
3i1,175
294,5�2
228,863
179,850
10�,000
78,463
74,788
56,625
53,975
51 ,325
$ 12,532,271
Maturity
date
7/1/73
7/1/74
Principal
amount
$10,000
5,735
$16,735
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' R�ai estate
P�rsc�nal property
A�tual assessed
Exem��t personal
' Total
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ASSESSED VA�UATIONS, TAX LEVIES AND MILL ��TES
Shown by year of tax collectibilit—y�J
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Tax Levies
, Gener•al Fund
Public Employees' Retirement
Ass>oci ati on Fund
Firem�n's Relief Association
,Fund
Polic;e Pension Association
Fur�d
, Genef°al Debt Service Funds
Total
'
Mi 11 R<3tes
'' General Fund
Publ�ic Employees' Retirement
Association Fund
' Fi rernen's Rel i ef Associ ati on
Furid
Polic�e Pension Association
'Fund
General Debt Service Funds
Total
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19%0 1971
$19,789,965 $23,921,229
3,245,428 3,687,092
22,435,393 27,608,321
1,155,935 1,210,692
$23,591,328 $28,819,013
$ 909,650
90,312
24,057
44,�10
$ 1,068,629
38.56
3.83
1.02
1.89
45 . 30
$. 1,001,209
47,402
27,523
55,862
83,590
$ 1,215,586
34.74
1.64
.96
1.94
2.90
42.18
19�2 1973
$24,721,145 $89,400,378
4,080,�20 6,i87,860
28,80I,865 95,588,238
►vta �t��
$28,801,865 $95,588,238
$ 923,b25 $ 1,075,464
59,�b6 53,954
1?,b02 13,776
5?,547 49,992
8_i' ,531 67,200
$ 1,139,87T $ I,260,386
32.07 10.84
2.i�7 .54
.61 .14
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2.83 .68
3}.58 12.71
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Note: The City of Fridley will receive $46,101 directly from tl�e State of Minnesota
as a partial replacement for personal property tax in 1973.
The 1971 Minnesota State Legislature exempted from assessment most personai
property not previously exempted. The Legislature also set market value as the basi�
for the assessment of real property. The effect is an increase in the assessed va1u�
of real property and a reduction in the mill rate.
Total
tax lev.v
$ 407,343
471,095
555,667
641,945
753,242
757,325
904 , 756
1,068,629
1,215,586
1,139,871
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
TAX LEVIES AND TAX COLLEC7IO�1S
YE�RS 1963 THROUGH 19i2
Collections Percentage Callectior.
of curr�nt of levy of prior
ye�r's taxes coll�c�ed years' taxes
during fiscal during fiscal during fiscal Total
period period p,eriod collections
$ 394,611 96.87% $ 5,Oli $ 399,622
456,350 96.$7 7,243 463,593
547,313 96.76 7,658 544,971
618,252 96.31 10,003 628,255
721,568 95.79 16,160 737,728
743,851 98.22 29,672 773,523
877,150 96.95 16,349 893,499
1,038,922 97.22 12,177 1,051,099
1,136,296 93.47 27,563 1,163,859
1,119,975 98.25 75,812 1,195,787
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of to�tal
collections
to tax levy
.9810:1
.9840:1
.9811:1
.9787:1
.9794:1
1.0213:1
.9875:1
.9835:1
.9574:1
1.0490:1
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CITY OF �RIDLEY, MINNESOTA
INSURANCE COVERAGE
DECEMQER 31, 1972
All risk, direct physical loss coverage
Buildings and contents (except 1��!�or stock) - 90% Co-insurance
Boiler insurance
Contractor's equipment
Signs
�ire and extended coverage - Liquor contents (include stock)
C:omprehensive liability, including automobiles
Bodily injury
Each person
Each occurrence
F'roperty damage
l.iquor liability
C)pen stock burglary
Comprehensive and collision, automobile
Passenger vehicles
Other vehicles
E3usiness interruption, liquor stores
P9oney and securities, inside and outside
premises, all locations
Depository, forgery bond
�dorkmen's compensation
Name
(�era�d R. Davis
P�arvin C. Brunsell
P�arvin C. Brunsell
Mervin J. Nerrmann
I_eon Madsen
i�tal ter J. Mul cahy
EMPLOYEES' SURETY 60NDS
DECEMBER 31, 1972
Position
City Manager
City Clerk
Treasurer
Assessor
Deputy Assessor
Appraiser
$3,618,168
500,000
229,997
10,000
504,000
100,000
300,000
100,000/300,000
1,000,000
10,000
Actual cash value
Stated value
350,000
�5,000
i0,000
Statutory
Surety
bond
$ 25,000
1,000
25,000
500
500
500
,41i emp]oyees are covered by a blanket faithful performance bond of 15,000
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
September 7, 1973
MEMO T0 : i'he Honorabl e Mayor and Ci ty Counci l
' MEM 0 FR OM: Nasim M. Qureshi, Acting City Manager
, SU BJ EC T: Problem of Mini-Bikes and other Motorized Recreational Vehicles
on Public and Private Properties and Possi6le Solutions
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As you Gentlemen are fully aware, this is getting to be quite a problem
in certain neighborhoods in the City of Fridley, and i feel it is getting to
be�the time that the City should take some corrective measures to eliminate
or minimize the problem. The possible solutions which the Council can consider
and give direction to the administration on for further action are:
1. Whether these vehicles should be completely banned within
the municipal boundaries of the City;
2. Whether they should be prohibited on private properties
without the authority and consent of the property owners;
3. Whether they should be prohibited from all other public
land and only be allowed on certain designated areas;
' 3. Should the City have an
of these vehicles within
private and public land;
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the municipality, both on
4. Whether there should be a permit requirement for the use
of these mini-bikes in assigned areas to cover the cost
of maintaining and patroling the areas as required by
the ordinance.
In regard to the ordinance, in your agenda folder is a proposed ordinance
' which was prepared by Jim Hill, Public Safety Director, which is a composite of
the proposal which was given to the State Legislature this year and also
part of sections of ordinances being used by some other municipalities. Sections
which Council should specifically consider are attached to this memo, which are:
' Prohibition Section and also the Permit Section of the proposed ordinance.
Also in your agenda folder is a copy of the bill, House File #2282, regulating
off-road recreational vehicles. This bill was not passed in the last Legis-
' la.ture, but Mr. Alexander, Assistant Commissioner of the Depar•tment of
Natural Resources indicated they hoped to get some form of this bill approved
in the next legislative session.
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' The Honorable Mayor and City Council �2- September 7, 1973
' If the Council feeis there should be regulat9ons provided on the local
level, they should review the proposed ordinance and give directions to the
administration to come back with an ordinance for their consideration in the
' near future for public hearing and adoption.
Sears has posted about eight signs marking their property "private
� property - no motorized vehicles" at the request of the City, but they are
reluctant to come in as a witness everytime the City prosecutes any of the
violaiors. Also, the probability of those signs staying up is quite remote
, because the kids will, I am sure, come in and take these signs down as they
have consistently opened up or gone through the fence which was installed on the
Metro Sewer District easement along the railroad tracks.
' If the Council wants to take an in-between approach, then maybe they
should assign certain areas in the community where these vehicles can be
allowed, allowing only the Fridley residents to use it with a license fee
' to cover the cost of enforcing the ordinance. And as I have stated in my
previous memo, one possible location could be the northerly half (40 acres)
of the Sears property. If the Council wants to pursue that possibility,
� then we would have to write a letter to the Sears Company requesting an
agreement and lease on this property.
We hope the Council can review this proposal at their meeting of
' September 10 and give further directions to the administration to come up
with a possible solution to the problem.
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703.024
Not�ti�itlistanding any prohibitiori in this cliapter, a recreationa
vehicle may be operated on a
duxin Pu�1�-c tliorot��;hfare in an emer�encym��tor
g rtle period of time ivhen and at locations i,�here snow llpo,l the
road�ti�ay renders travel b �
vehicles ma ) automobile impractical. Recreational motor
public and Y also be operaL-ed ori �. pliblic t}iorou�hiare and ot}ier
lat+t enforcementaana��I�perty by- authorized ersons
public saiety when authorized b�r �uiPoses of
pirector, City of T'ridley, y the Public Sa�ety
703.05 Pxohibitions
Except as otherivise specifi.call
unlaw�ul for an � Y permitted and authorized, it is
y p rson to operate a recreational motor vehicle
tvitha.n fhe limits of the City of Fridley;
1• On the portion of any right of way of any public hi hw
road, trail or alley used for motor vehicle travel.
g ay, stxeet,
2• � a public sidecvalk or wal};way provided or used fox edes
travel.
p trian
� 3• On boulevards Frithin any right of way,
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4• �� rivate ro ert of anorher without lawful authorit or co
of the o��rner of occu ant. Failure to ost rivate
consent for off_road vehicle use, nsent
ro ert does not im 1
5• � an ublicl owned lands ancl frozen «aters includin bu
limited to school rouilas
areas and ol ark ro ert la- rounds -- �•-' t not
� courses exce t as �--�x�---- recreation
such use b the ro er �eviousl listed or authorized for
lawf� nd��reational motor venicles na b�
y, in which case such use should b�
reas b the shortest route, -----l�—�-�-Y---- driven in and out of such
owned b ttie Cit stiall be desiunatedybd thea�ou��ileorlautho
administrat;ive ---- Fr?._,_dley
personnel.. rized
6. At any Pla�e, while under
the influence of intoxicafiing liquor or
narcotics ox habit forming drugs.
�• A� a rate of speed greater than reasonable or proper undex al
surrounding circumstances. 1 the
�• Ati any place in a careless, reckless or ne liQ
� endanger tIie person or property of another or �o causentinjurysoradama
thereto.
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' except throuoh use of a riglcl to�ti� t,r�i• attact��:�l to the rcar of the
recreationai motor vehicle,
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10. At a speed greater than ten miles an hoi�r �vlLen within 100 ieet
of any lakeshore, nor shall operation be p�rniittcd within 100 feet
of an�� sliding area or skating rinks, nor whe-re the operation would
conflict with the lawful use of property or would endanger other
pe.rsons or property.
li. In a manr2er so as to create a loud, tznncessary or unusual noise
wliich disturbs, annoys or interferes ~vith the peace and quiet of
other persons. .
� 12, During the �2ours from lO:QQ P Ai to 7•UO A M of any day.
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It is unlaw£ul for any person to operate a recreational motor vehicle
any place within the limits of the City o£ Fridley unless it is
equipped with the following:
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Equipment
1. Standard mufflers which are properly attached and in constant
op�ration, and which reduce the noise of operation of the motor
to the minimum necessary for operation, hiufflers shal•. coutply with
Regulations COIVS. 55 which zs hereby adopted by reference as it
existed on September 1, 1970. No person shall use a muffler cutout,
Uy•-pass, straight pipe or similar device on recreational motor vehicle
motor, and the eYhaust syst�:m shall not emit or produce a sharp popping
or cracking sound.
2. Brakes adequate to control the movement o£ and to stop and hold
the recreational motor vehicie under any conditions of operation.
3. A safety or so-called "deadman" throttle in operating condition
so that when pressuie is removed from the accelei•ator or throttle,
the motor is disengaged from the driving track.
q, At least one clear la;np attached to the front, with sufficient.
intensity to reveal per.sons a►-►d �•ehicles at a clistance of at least
100 feet ahead dtiring the hours of darkness uncicr normal atmospheric
conditions. Such head lamp shall be so aimeci that. glaz�ino rays are
not projected•into the eyes of an onco;ning vehicle operator. It�
shall also be equipned wit}� at least onc red tail lamp having a
tninimum candle power of suffic�ent intensity to exhibit a red light
��l,iinl�• visible from a ciistaTUe of 50U fect to the rear during the
ttot�rs oE ctarkttess under nui�m,i ] aUnospher i c con�] i t i ons . The equipment
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703.10. Chasing Animals
It is unlawful to intentionally drive, chase, run over or kill any
animal, wild or domestic, with a recreational motor vehicle. .
703.11. Permit
1. It shall be unla�h��ul for any person to operate a recreational
, motor vehicle on or across any publicly ow-ned lands and frozen water,
including Uut not limited to public streexs, scliool grounds, park
property, playgrounds, recreation�l areas and polf courses, �Yhen such
' operation is permitted by provision of this ordinance -without first
obtainiiig and offexino to the xecreational motor vehicle a permit for
operation thereof being obtained as herein provided.
2. The Public Safety Director, City of Fridley, or his designated
representative is authorized to issue permits for the operation of
recreational motor vehicles in designated public axeas.
3. The permits shall be aifixed to the rear of the xecreational
motor vehicle so that is is clearly visible and readable.
4. A fee of �3.00 shall iae char6ed for each recreational motor .
vehicle issued a permit as herein provided.
5. Nothing herein shall allow any person with a permit to
� operate a recreational motor vehicle within the City of Fridley in
violation of any other state law or city ordinance.
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6. Permits shall only be issued to residents of the City of Fridley.
' 7. Th,e City shali forthwith revoke for one year, the pexmit of
any holder thereof iollot,ring two convictions of the permit holder or
anyone operating thereunder.
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8. AI1 permits shall expire on April 3Q of each year.
703.12. �enalties
Any violation of this chapter is a misdemeanor and is subject to a11
provicled for such violations under the provisions of Chapter 901, o£
this Code.
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MEMO T0: HonoraUle Mayor & City Council
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rr�rra rr�o:�: Nasim M. Quxeshi, Acti_ng City-Manager
M�r10 DAT�: August 31, 1973
Ri? ; Use o� the Noxtherly One-Hal.f_ of Sears Roebucic Propexty
fox rlini-bi.l:ing and Snotamobilin�
I tallced to 2ir. Aozie o� the Sears �oebucic Real Cstate Office in
Skolcie, T.Ilinoi_s, re�arding the proposed use of the northea:ly one-half
oi tlieir px'opea-ty for S110Wmobiling and mini-bilciizg. He �aas not completely
negativc to the idea of pro��zdin� a lease to the City, but wanted a foxmal
request from the City of I'xidley �or revieta by their legal departmnnt
beiore they can iespond to our request.
As you lcno��, there is a great deal of pressure fxom some of the
citizens oL Friclley fox providing an area �or such an activity t��ithin
the City.
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It is �e1t tYiat this is the only ared in the City t•ahicli is suited for
1. this use without causing too much inconvenience to the udjacent neighb ��'hood.
It is proposed to use on1.y the nox'therly G0 feet of the Sea:cs pxopertyfwhich
would keep the activitie.s o-aer 1000 �cei� a�aay fiom the southerly residential
1 axea. I am suxe even then it toill cause some inconveni_ence to the adjoining
residents and e7e wi11 receive some complaints as we have in the past.
The Council CaiT.1 have to make a determin�,tion tahether this is a
�� �aortc�ble pxopo�al. EvPn keeping the inconvenience to a minimum, I am suxe
We wil�. sti11 have to live with some complaints.
I� the Council feels this idea is worth fuxthex thought, then I�aould
suggest the fo17.o�aing;
1. We wi11 ask Sears Roebuck to lease the northexly one-half of their
propexty (40 acres of their px'oper�y in Fxidley between University
Avenue, railroa�i tracics, noxth of 71st extended and 73rd Avenue) as
pex attached znap, �or the purpose of mini-biking in the sununer and
sno�•amobilin� in the winter, wii:h the lease �o be cancelled by either
paxty with 30 days notice. Sears Foebuck wanted to make certain they
could sell or dev elope their pxoperty it they �iesired �aith fairly
sho�'t notice.
2. The City would provide the covera�e on this property with proper
insuxance covera�e.
3. Tliis 40 acres will be pxoperly marked ��ith si�ns and directions to
insure safe conditions for the people to enjoy the activities on
this property.
As there axe both pros and cons to this proposal, we would lilce to get
the f celing of the Council, so this item �aill Ue submitted for Council review
and further instruct;ion to the admi.nistration at the meeting of September 10,
1973.
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RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STREET YMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-1
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BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follows;
1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected
� by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be
specially assessed for the
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in said City against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land in
accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the
City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the pr,aper description
of each and every lot, piece, or parcel of land to be specially assessed and
the amount calculated against the same.
2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council would
meet in regular session at this time and glace to pass on the propose�l,_
assessment, ... ;�
3. Said proposed assessment has at a11 times since its filing been open to
inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has
been given to all interested persans to present Cheir objections, if any,
ta su�h pxoposed assessment, or to any item thereof, and no objections
have been filed; except
4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered
as tollowso
5. Thi.s Council finds that each o� the lots, pieces, Qr parcels of land
enumerated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is
specially benefited by the
S`TREE2 TMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-1
, in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the
corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such
lot, piece, or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby
' levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of land
therein described.
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6, Such proposed assessments as alter�d, modified, and corrected are affirmed,
adopted, and con£irmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed
assessments as altered, modified, and corrected with the changes and altera-
tions herein above made, are affirmed, adopted, and confirmed as the proper
special assessments for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of land res-
pectively.
7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shall be certified to
by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and con-
stitute the special assessment for
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-1
8. The amount assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear
interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of
seven and one-half (7z) per cent per annum.
9. Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annual installments payable
on the 1st day o£ January in each year, beginning in the y�ar 1974, and
continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each
installment to be colZected with taxes collectible during said year by
the County Audi.tor,
:10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the
County Auditor of Anoka County a certitied statement of the amount of all
such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the
lst day of January in each yeax.
The motion for t�;i`.+option of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Councilman , and upon vote being taken thereon, �he
following v oted in favor thereof;
and the following voted against the same.
PASSEA AND AT10 ED BY THE CITY COi3NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ��/ ��
DAY OF , 1973.
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ItESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STREET �MPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-2
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as fallows;
1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected
by tl�s Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be
specially assessed for the
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-2
in said City against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land in
accordance with the provisions of laFa, and has prepared and filed with the
City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description
of eacli and every lot, piece, or parcel of land to be specially assessed and
the amount calcula ted against the same.
' 2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council would
meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed
assessment.
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inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has
been given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any,
to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof, and no objections
have been filed;;except
4. The amounts specified in the groposed assessment are changed and altered
as follows:
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specially benefited by the
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in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the
eorrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such
lot, piece, or parcel of 1and, and that said amount so set out is hereby
levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of land
therein described.
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6. Such proposed assessments as altered, modified, and corrected are affirmed,
adopted, and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed
assessments as altered, modified, and corrected with the changes and alter-
ations herein aboue made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper
special assessments for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of land res-
pectively,
7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and eonfirmed shall be certified to
by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and con-
stitute the special assessment for
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST 1972-2
E�. The amount assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear
interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of
set€en and one-h.alf (7 2) per cent per annum.
9. �Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annual installments payable
on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1974, and
continuing until atl of said installments shall have been paid, each
installment to be collected with taxes collectible during said year by
the County Auditor.
10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the
� County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the amount of all
such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the
lst day of January in each year.
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The motion for t�option of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Councilman_ 1� , and upon vote being taken thereon, the
fallowing voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �D
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RESOLUTIOtJ DIRECTING PREPAR�TION OF ASS�SSMENT ROIL FOR WATER,
SANITARY SEWER, AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NOo 112
BE IT RESOLUED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
County, Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost
of cortstruction t,ri&h res�ect �c, the followi�g
named improvernent, to-wi�:
WATER, SANITARY SE1dER, AND STORM SEIJER IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT �14. 112 ,
inctuding a11 incidental expenses th�reta is estimated
at $ .
2. The City Mar��ger with the assistance af the City Clerk
shali forthvaith caicula�e the proper arnounts to be
specialty assessed for said improv�r���nt �gainst every
assessable 1Qt, p�ece, or p�rcei of land benefited by
said improvement actording to law.
PASSfD AND AQOPTED BY TtiE CITY CQUNCIL OF TFiE CITY OF �'RIDtEY THIS
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CI1'Y CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOlUTION N0. �1 1 - 1973
A RESOLUTION DIRcCTING PUBLICATION OF H�ARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLI FOR WATER, SANITARY SEWER, A�D STORM S�tJER
IMPROVEMEPJT PROJECT td0. 112
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
County, Min�esota, as foltows:
1. The City Council shall m�et at the City Hatl in
the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, on
the day of September, 1973, at
7;30 P.M. to �ass upon the proposed assessment for
the following named improvement.
WATER, SANITARY SEWER, AND ST42M SEWER IMPROVEMENT
PR4JECT N0. 112
2. The City M�nager shait pubtish natices of the time
and place of ineeting in the official newspaper of
the City at least two (2) w�eks prior to such
meeti ng.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIOLEY
TNIS � Q DAY OF � , 1973•
MAYOR Frank Go Liebt
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'� � A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
I FOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1973 SERVICE CONNECTIONS
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BE IT RESOLVED, �y the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
' County, Minnesota, as �ollows:
1. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost
' of construction with respect to the following
named improvement, to-wit:
A. The I973 Sewer and Water Mains, Laterals,
' and Service Connections, including all
incidental expenses thereto is estimated
at $
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Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts
' � to be specially assessed for said improvement
against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel
of land benefited by said improvement according
to law.
IPASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS � � DAY OF -����' 1973.
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RESOLUTION NOo — 1973
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1973 SERVICE CONNECTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of Fridley,. Anoka
County, Minnesota , as follows:
1, The City Council shall rneet at the City Hall in
City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota on the
24th day of September, 1973, at 7:30 P,M, to pass
upon the proposed assessment for the following
named improvement.
1973 SERVICE CONNECTIONS
�o The City Manager shall publish notices of the time
and place of ineeting =n the official newspaper
of the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such
meeting.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0�` THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS �/� DAY OF • , 1973.
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CITY CLERK Marvin.C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION N0. ,���
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING TIiE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS
IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385
BE IT RESOLVED By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
as follows :
SEC. 1. The toral estimated cost of Sanitar.y Sewex, Wat,e�' and Stp_r?n SPwer
Improvement Project No. 102has been estimated at $985,000.00
SEC. 2. It is now estimated that the stun of $350 , 004. 00 is �urrent Ly
necessary to provide financing of the projects above noted, and it i.s hereby
determined to be necessary to borrow said amount for the payment of obli�ti.,ns
now incurred and £or expenses necessarily incurred in connection with the
construction of said improvement project.
SEC. 3. There is t�r�reby created Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer
Improvement Project No. 102 which shall contain a construction account
as part thereof into which shall be paid all Froceeds of temporary bonds issued
pursuant to this resolution and similary subsequent resolutions, and uut of
which shall be paid all amounts due and payable as costs or expenses incident
to or incurred in connection with the making of said improvement.
SEC. 4. There is also hereby created Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer
' Improvement Project No. 1.02
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account in said fund may and shall be termed as the P& I Fund, into which
shall be'paid the proceeds of all special assessments levied against benefited
property by reason of making of said improvements as we1L as all other monies
therein to be paid as provided by law and out of which shall be paid the principal
and interest on all temporary improvement bonds issued to finance said project. ,
SEC. 5. It is hereby determined that the sum of $350,000.00 shall be borrowed
to finance said Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Proiect102
with respect to cost of construction and expenses necessarily incurred relative
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thereto to this date, by the issuance of temporary improvement bonds of tt�e
City of Fridley as authorized in Minnesota Statutes, SEC. 429.01, Subdivision 3,
as amended by Laws 1957, Chapter 385.
SEC. 6. Said bonds shall be payable from the P& I Fund of the following:
Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Prc�iect No 102but
the City further recognized its duty under the law, ati provided by Sec. 429.091,
and covenants and agrees with the purck�aser and all holders from time to time,
of said temporary improvement bonds, at or prior to the maturity ther�of that it
will pay and retire such bonds and the interest thereon out of the proceeds of
definitive improvement bonds which the Council shall issue and sell at or prior
to the maturity of the temporary improvement bonds to the extent Chat the same
� cannot � be paid our of funds available in the P& I. Fund of 5anitary ,� -PwP T
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funds which are property available and are appropriated by the Council for such
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SEC. 7. It is hereby determined to levy special assessments against benefited
property by reason of the making of Sanitary Sewer,, Water an S_nrm SP�_r_ Im-
�rovement Pxo�ect 102 and to levy ad valorem taxes, if necessary, to
produce sums at least 5% in excess of the amounts sufficient to pay principal
and interest when due on said temporary improvement bonds and on any definitive
bonds to be issued as herein provided, such special asses�nents to be placed
1 on the tax rcl.l�lat such time when said improvement projects have been completed
or the total cost thereof has been determined.
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Bond Series "B"
and numbered from 1 to 35
shall be thirty-f ive ( 35 ) in number
inclusive, each in the denomination of $10 , 000 . 00
shall bear interest at the rate of 7$ per annum, payable semi-annually on
February and August of each year and shall mature on August 1, 1976,
shall be subject to reclemption and pre-payment on any interest payment date, at par
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arid accrued interest. Not less than 30 days before the date specified for
redemption on said bonds, the City Treasurer shall mail notice of the ca11
thereof to the holder, if known, said Treasurer shall maintain a record uf
the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such information
is made available to him by r.he holders thereof, for the purpose of mailing
said notices, The principal and all interest on said bonds shall be payable
at Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue, N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota
55421. .
SEC. 9. Said temporary improvement bonds shall be mimeographed and when so
mimeographed shall have attached thereto an interest coupon which hond and
coupon shall be substantially in the following r��rm:
(Fot-m �f Coupon)
No. $
(Unless the bond described below is called for earlier redemption)
on the day of , 19_ ,� h��
County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at
, Minnesota, �he s�un of
money of the Uniced States of Amei-ica for interest then due on its
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SEC. 10. Said bonds and coupons attached shall be prepared under the direction
of the City Manager and shall be executed on behalf of the City b}� the signatures
of the Mayor and Manager, and the corporate seal of the City shall be affixed
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thereto, and the appurtenant interest coupon shall be mimeographed and :iuthencicated,
by the printed, engraved, lithugraphed, or facsimile si�natures uf said ;layur and
Manager. When said bonds have been executed and authenticated they shall be
delivered by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof, uporr payment of the purchase
price heretoFore agreed upon and accrued interest co date of delivery and said
purchaser shall not be obliged to see to the application thereof.
SEC. 11. The City Manager is hereby authorized and di.rected to file a certified
copy of this resolution with County Auditor of Anoka County, together with �uch
other information as he shall require, and to ob�sin from said County Auditor a
certificate that said bonds have been encered on this bond register.
SEC. 12. The bonds issued hereunder �hal 1 be payabl e for Sanitary SeWer, Water
ancl 5�orm Sewer Improvement Project No.102 which is hereby created. The
Treasurer shall cause all monies rereived from the proce�ds o� said bonds, all
monies appropriated and transferred from other funds and all special assessments
for the improvement5 provided that if any payment uf principal or interest shall
become due when there is not sufficient money iri said fund to pay the same, the
Treasurer shall pay such principal or interest frc�m the general fund of the City
and such fund shall be reimbursed for such advances out of monie� to be credited
to said fund when said monies are collected. All proceeds for said bonds except
accrued interest shall be credited to the fund and used to pay the cost of said
improvemen �s .
SEC. 13. It is further pr�vided that should it appear at any time that the munies
credited to said fund and pruvided for the payment of principal or interest on the
bonds when the sums become due are not sufficient to pay the same, that then the
City shall issue further definitive improvement bonds as authorized and provided
in accurdance with Minnesota Statutes, Sec. 429.091, Chapter 475, and that the
process of'said further definitive bonds shall be first used to pay the principal
and interest as is then due acid to redeem the temporary bonds issued thereunder.
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SEC. 14. The City Council has determined that not less than twenty percent (20%)
of the total cost of said improvements will be paid by special assessments to be
levied against every lot, piece or parcel of land benefited by the said improvements.
The City hereby covenants and agrees that it will do and perform, as soon as they
can be done, all acts and things necessary for the final and valid levy of such
special assessments, and in the event that any such assessments be at any time
held invalid with respect to any lot, piece or parcel of land, due to any error,
defect or irregularity, or in any action or proceeding taken or to be taken by
the Council or any of the City Officers or employees, either in the making of
such assessment or in the performance of any condition precedent thereto, the
City and this Council will forthwith do all such further proceedings as may be
required by law to make such assessments valid and binding liens against such
property, and also shall take such further proceedings as may be required by law
to provide monies for the payment of principal and interest as the same fall due
on the bonds issued hereunder and to �rovide for the redemption of the same.
SEC. J.S. It is hereby�determined that the collection of special assessments
and the proceeds of monies appropriated and trans£erred from other funds is
and will be in an amount of at least five per cent (5%) in excess of tfie amount
required to pay the principal of and the interest on said bonds when due .and
that no ad valorem tax levy is accordingly required.
SEG. 16. The officers of the City and the County Auditor of Anoka County are
hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of said
bonds and to the attorneys approving the legality of the issuance thereo£,
certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to said bonds and to
the financial affairs of said City, and such othez affidavits, certificates and
information as may be required, to shou the facts relating to the legality and
marketability of said bonds as the same appear from the books and records under
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their custody and control or as otherwise known to the, and such certificates,
certified copies and affidavits, including any heretofore furnished, shall be
deemed representations of the City as to the correctness of all statements
contained therein. �
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DAY OF �n.,n„C•�- s"�.�.
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RESOLUTION N0. �f
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND P�RCHASE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEP�ENT
60(vDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385
BE IT RESOLVED 6y the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
as follows:
THAT WHEREAS It has heretofore been determined by this Council to issue temporary
improvement bonds in order to provide the necessary funds for the construction
and payment of expenses relative to the following improvement projects to-wit:
5anitary Sewer, Water and Stor� Sewer Improve,ment, Pro�ect No. 102
as�er plans and specifications approved by the City Council: and
WHEREAS It has been determined that there is at the present time an amount in
excess of $350,000.00
Investment Fund
in the following fund, to-wit:
whi ch sum wi l l not be requi red for other purposes pri or to Auaus�� � 97 �
IT IS THEREFORE Determined to be in the interest of the City of Fridley that the
sum of $350,000.00 of the Investment Fund � —
BE IP�VESTED As authorized by law and in accordance therewith it is hereby determined
to purchase the sum of $350,000.00 of the aforementioned 5anita�. �P�aer,
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UPON Their initial issuance in accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes,
Sec. 429.091 , 471 .56 and 475.66, out of funds of the _Inv .�me��' F�incl
and on behalf of said fund at par and accrued interest
as of the date of delivery of said bonds and completion of such sale; it being
further'determined to be reasonable and advantageous to th�I.��.�.man} Fu�!^
to invest in said temporary improvement bonds
and to be reasonable and advantageous to the City to sell said temporary improvement
bonds to the Investment Fund_ _,.,,...�.r... _. ----- •------� -
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to take any and all steps necessary to effect the provisions of the aforegoing
resolutions and to make such transfer of funds as may be necessary from time
to time to give effect to the provisions hereof. /�
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A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS
IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS 0� 1957, CHAPTER 385
BE IT RESOLVED By the Council of the Gity of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
as follows:
SEC. 1. The total estimated cost ofs��2�� I�rQVement Prn�Qct Na_, ST_ 19'73�1
and ST. 1973-2 has been estimated at$680,000.00
SEC. 2. It is now estimated that the sum of $680,000.00 is .:urrentLy
necessary to provide financing of the projects above noted, and it i_s hereby
determined to be necessary to borrow said amount for the payment of obliKati�.ns
now incurred and for expenses necessarily incurred in connection with the
construction of said improvement project.
SEC. 3. There is t�t:reby created Street Improvement Pro�ect No. ST. 1973-1
and 5T. 1973-2
which shall contain a construction account
as pazt thereof into which shall be paid all proceeds of temporary bonds issued
pursuant to this resolution and similary subsequent resolutions, and uut of
which shall be paid all amounts due and payable as costs or expenses incident
to or incurred in connecCion with the making of said improvement.
SEC. 4. There is also hereby createdStreet Improvement Project No. 5T. 1973-1
and ST. 1973-2
a P& I Account, which
account in said fund may and shall be termed as the P& I Fund, into which
shall be paid the proceeds of all special assessments levied against benefited
property by r.eason of making of said improvements as weli as all other monies
therein to be paid as provided by law and out of which shall be paid the principal
i i and interest on all tesnporary improvement bonds issued t� finance said project.
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to finance said Street Improvement Project No. ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2
with respect to cost of construction and expenses necessarily incurred relative
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City of Fridley as authorized in Minnesota Statutes, SEC. 429.01, Subdivision 3,
as amended by Laws 1957, Chapter 385.
SEC. 6. Said bonds shall be payable from the P& I Fund of the following:
Street Improvement Project No. ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2 but
the City further recognized its duty under the Law, a� provided by Sec. 429.091,
and covenants and agrees with the purchaser and all holders from time to time,
of said temporary improvement bonds, at or prior to the maturity ther�.of that it
will pay and retire such bonds and the interest thereon out of the proceeds of
definitive improvement bonds which the Council shall issue and sell at or prior
to the maturity of the temporary improvement bonds to the exter�c that the same
cannot� be paid our of, funds available in the P& i. Fund of 5treet Improvement
ProjeCt No. ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2 or out of other Municipal
funds which are properly available and are appropriated by the Council for such
purpose.
SEC. 7. It is her.eby determined to levy special assessments against benefited
property by reason of the making of Street I.nI �YO�T(sjj�Pt'11' PY'nTPri- rT�, ��i�� 1 973�1
and 5T. 197 3-2 and to levy ad valorem taxes, if necessary, to �
produce sums at least 5% in excess of the amounts sufficient to pay principal
and interest when due on said temporary improvement bonds and on any definiCive
bonds to be issued as herein provi'ded, such special assessments to be placed
on the tax r�1.1� at such time when said improv ement projects have been completed
or the total cost thereof has been determined.
SEC. 8. Said tecnporary improvenient bonds in the amount of . 680,,�0 _ 00 shall
be denaminated Street Improvement Proa ect N�. ST _ 197 �L.r,-in� .ST 1�7 3-2
Bond Series "B" shall be 5ixty—eictht (68) in number
, and numbered from 1 to 68 inclusive, each in the denomination of $10,000.00
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February and August of each year and shall mature on August l, 1976,
�I , shall be subject to redemption and pre-payment on any interest payment date, at par
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� and accrued interest. Not less than 30 days before the date specified for
redemption on said bonds, the City Treasurer shall mail notice of the call
' thereof to the holder, if known, said Treasurer shall maintain a record of
� the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such inforznation
is made available to him by the holders thereof, for the purpose of mailing
said notices, The principal and all inte.rest on said bonds shall be payable
at Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue, N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota
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SEC. 9. Said temporary improvement bond5 shall be mimeographed and when so
mimeographed shall have attached tElereto an interesc coupon which bottd and
coupon shall be substantially in the following z�rm:
(Form �f Coupon)
No. $
(iJnless the bond described below is called for earlier redemption)
on the day of , 19_ , c h.�
County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at
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money of the Uniced States of Amei-ica for interest then due oii its
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SEC. 10. �Said bonds and coupons attached shall be prepared under the direction
of the City Manager and shall ba executed on behalf of the City by the signatures
of the Mayor and Manager, and the corporate seal of the City shall be affixed
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thereto, and the appurtenant interest coupon shall be miroeographed and authencicated,
by the printed, engraved, lithographed, or facsimile si.gnatures uf said Mayur and
Manager. When said bonds have been executed and authenticai.ed they shall be
delivered by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof, upon payment of the purchase
price heretoFore agreed upon and accrued interest tn date of delivery and said
purchaser Shall not be obliged to see to the application thereof.
SEC. 1].. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to file a certified
copy of this resolution with County Auditor of Anoka Coun�y, together with �uch
other information as he sha11 requirc and to ob�ain from said County Auditor a
certificate tllat said bonds have been entered on this bond register.
SEC. 12. The bonds issued hereunder �ha] 1 be payab) e for Street IMUrOVement
Project No. 5T. 1973-1 anci ST. 1973-2 which is hereby created. The
Treasurer shall cause all monies received from the proce�ds oL said bonds, all
monies appropriated and transferred from other tunds and all special assessments
for the improvement:� provided that if any payment uf principal or interest shall
become due when there is not sufficient money iri said fund to pay the same, the.
Treasurer shall pay such principal or interest from the gener<il fund of the City
and such fund shall be reimbursed for such advance� uut of monie� to be credited
to said fund when said monies are collected. All praceeds for said bonds except
accrued interest shall be credited to the Eund and used to pay the cost of said
improvements.
SEC. 13. It is further provided that should it appear at any time that the monies
credited to s�iid fund and pruvided for the payment of principal or interest on the
bonds when the sums become due are not sufficient to pay the same, that then the
City shall issue further definitive improvement bonds as authorized and provided
in accurdance with Minnesota Statutes, Sec. 429.091, Chapter 475, and that the
process of said further definitive bonds shall be first used to pay the principal
and interest as is then due and lo redeem the temporary bonds issued therzunder.
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� SEC. 14. The City Council has determinecJ that.not less than twenty percent (20%)
of the total cost of said improvements will be paid by special assessments to be
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The City hereby covenants and agrees that it will do anc3 perform, as soon as they
can be done, all acts and things necessary for the final and valid levy of such
special assessments, and in the event that any such assessments be at any time
held invalid with respect to any lot, piece or parcel of land, due to any error,
defect or irregularity, or in any action or pro�eeding taken or to be taken by
the Council or any of the City Officers or employees, either in the making of
such assessment or in the perforniance of any condition precedent thereto, the
� City and this Council will forthwith do all such further proceedings as may be
required by law to make such assessments valid and binding liens against such
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to provide monies for the payment of principal and interest as the same fall due
on the bonds issued hereunder and to provide for the redemption of the same.
SEC. 15. It is hereby determined that the collection of special assessments
and the proceeds of monies appropriated and transferred from other funds is
and will be in an amount of at least five per cent (5%) in excess of the amount
required to pay the principal of and the interest on said bands when due and
that no ad valorem tax levy is accordingly required.
SEC. 16. The officers of the City and the County Auditor of Anoka County are
hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of :�aid
bonds and to the attorneys approving the legality of the issuance thereof,
certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to said bonds and to
the financial affairs of said City, and such other affidavits, certificates and
I� information as may be required, to shou the facts relating to the legality and
marketability of said bonds as the same appear from the books and records under
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certified copies and affidavi.ts, including any heretofore furnished, shall be
deemed representations of the City as to the correctness of all statements
contained therein. :
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BOhDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385
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BE IT RESOLVED Qy the City Council of the City of rridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
as follows:
THAT WHEREAS It has heretofore been determined by this Council to issue temporary
' improvement bonds in order to proUide the neces.sary funds for the construction
and payment of expenses relative to the following improvement projects to-wit.
' S.treet Improvement Project No. ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2
as per plans and specifications approved by the City Council: and
, WHEREAS It has been determined that there is at the present time an amount in
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whi ch sum wi 11 no�t be requi red for other purposes pri or to Auaus�- �- l,9Zh
IT IS THEREFORE Determined to be in the interest of the City of Fridley that the
sum of $680,000 00 of the Investment Fund
BE IPJVESTED As authorized by law and in accordance therewith it is hereby determined
to purchase the sum of 680.000._00 of the aforementioned Strg� Imnroye—
ment Pro�ect No. St. 1973-1 and St 1973-2 _�.�._.__. ___ issued
under date of Auaust 1. 1973 _______ _
UPON 7heir initial issuance in accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes,
Sec. 429.091 , 471 .56 and 475.66, out of funds of �nvestm�x�E�d_______
and on behalf of said fund at par and accrued interest
as of the date of delivery of said bonds and completion of such sale; it being
further� determined to be reasonable and advantageous to �l_g��g�tmPn Ft�n�._
to invest in said temporary improvement bonds
and to be reasonable and advantageous to the City to sell said temporary improvement
bonds to the Investment F'und _ _ �r -� --------- - ------ -
in accordance with provisions of this resolution.
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SEC. 1. The City Manager and Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed
to take any and all steps necessary to effect the provisions of the aforegoing
resolutions and to make such transfer of funds as may be necessary f rom time
to time to give effect to the provisions hereof.
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F FRIDLEY THIS �
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MAYOR
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MEMORANDUM
T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, ACTING CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIND. DIR.
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM THE PUBLIC
UTILITY FUND TO VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT BOND FUNDS
DATE: SEPTEMBER 5, ]973
T�e attached resolution is similar to the one that has been
adopted each year for the past several years. If this
resolution is adopted, no tax levies will be necessary for
any of the improvement bond funds for the year 1973-74.
These bond funds were for the most part for the purpose of
financing improvements to the Public Utility Fund. Special
assessments were not levied at all or were not levied for
the entire cost of the improvement. Assessments were not
levied for such things as wells, reservoirs, par� of the main
line system, etc. The Public Util�ty Fund will have sufficient
surplus during the ,year 1973 to make this transfer.
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A RESOLUTION MAKING A TRANSFER FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITY FUND TO W-75 WATERWORKS
' IMPROVEMENT BQND FUND, WATERWORKS BONDS OF 197Q FUND, IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1960
FUND, IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1963 FUND, IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1970 FUND, AND
REFUNDING BONDS FUND
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WHEREAS, Tax levies have been adopted or transfers into Bond Funds are
necessary to provide the required amount of money in certain Improvement Bond
Funds ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Council of the City of Fridley,
meeting at a regular session on the lOth day of September, 1973 as follows:
l. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Waterworks Improvement Bond Fund W-75 in the amount of $47,294.00
is authorized for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for the
year 1973, collectible in the year 1974.
2. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Waterworks Bond of 1970 Fund in the amount of $64,488.00 is authorized
for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for the year 1973,
collectible in the year 1974.
3. That a transfer f rom �he Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Improvement Bonds of 7960 Fund in the amount of (NONE) is authorized
for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for the year 1973,
collectible in the year 1974.
4. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Improvement Bonds of 1963 Fund in the amount of $13,773.00 is authorized
for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for the year 1973,
collectible in the year 1974.
5. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Refunding Bond Fund in the amount of $12,985.00 for the purpose of
reducing the tax levy for the year 1973, collectible in the year
1974 be authorized.
6. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the
Improvement Bonds of 1970 Fund in �the amount of $4,910.00 is authorized
for the purpose of elirninating the tax levy for the year 1973,
collectible in the year 1974.
7. That the transfer of the 1973 coiiections from the Service Connections
to the Refunding Bond Fund for the purpose of reducing the tax levy
for the year 1973 is authorized.
PASSED AND DOPTED BY THE
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' CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
CITY OUNCIL OF THE C17Y OF FRIDLEY
OF ` , 1973.
M OR - FRANK G. LIEBL
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APPOINTMENT FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSENT AND APPROVAL - SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
NAME
Evelyn Loomis
6425 VanBuren
Fridley, Minn.
POSITION
Clerk-Typist
Fire Dept.
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SALARY EFI'ECTIVE DATE REPLACES
$450 per August 30, 1973 Elinor Thoennes
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APPOINTMENTS FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION � REGULAR MEETING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
TERM EXPIRES MEMBER REPLACED
BOARD OF APPEALS (3 Year Term - 5 Members) (Chapter 45 18)
4-1-74
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE (Resolution ��271-1964)
4-1-74
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Richard Harju
515 57th Place
Fridley, Minn.
Paul Shaw
6380 Madison Street
Fridley, Minn.
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CLAIMS
GENERAL 33005 - 33189
LIQUOR 8122 - 8180
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�LTIPLE DWELLING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED .
Period_September 1, 1973 to September 1, 1974
', �WNER ADbRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY:
�I ruce B. Brazil 5770 - 2nd St. N.E. 8
$ 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
�978 - 4th St. N.�;. Fire rrev.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
�pencer J. Sokolowski 5801 - 2nd St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
or Berton Cross Fire Prev..
5801 - 2nd St. N.E.
�ridley, Mn. 55432; , �
John Kassulker 6530 - 2nd St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
�t. 2, Box lZ4 Fire Prev.
namia, Mn. 56359 �
�idney & Donna Dahl 6551 - 2nd St. N.E. 7 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
210 Buchanan St. N.E. Fire Prev.
�ary a. I�ovak 5820 - 2� St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
315 - 4th St. N.E. Fire Prev.
John D. Miller 4965 - 3rd St. N.E. 11 16.OU Robert D. Aldrich,
�7 Rice Creek Way Fire Prev.
ridley, Mn. 55432
'7rancis de Ridder 5320 - 4th St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
917 37th Ave. N. Fire Prev.
New Hope, Mn. 55427
�ichard Welk 5974 - 3rd St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
409U Decatur Ave. N. Fire �rev.
New Hope, Mn. 55427
'Vernon L. Dean 5347-49 - 4th St. N.E. 3 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
11600 Kentucky Ave. N. Fire Prev.
,Champlin, Mn. 553Z6
LaVerne M. Bauer 5800 - 4th St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
2217 - 40th Ave. N.E. r'ire Prev.
,Mpls, Mn. 55421
Glenn Mostoller 5420 - Sth St. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Alarich,
I7632 Bryant Ave. S. Fire Prev.
Richfield, Mn. 55423
�Irving S.,Efron 162 - 57th Place N.E. 8 15.,00 Robert D. Aldrich,
3025 S. Salem Ave. Fire Prev.
Mpls, Mn. 55416
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TIPLE i�WELLING LICENSES . September 1, 1973 to September 1, 1974
WNER ADDRESS UNITS F�E APPROVED BY:
�olmquist Enterprises 450 -/5tfi Ave. N.E. 11 16.OU Robert D. Aldrich,
608 Admiral Lane Fire Prev.
Mpls, Mn. 55429
�olmquist Enterprises 476 - 75th Ave. N.E. 11 16.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
see above address Fire Prev.
�rving Gunderson 5960-5980 Anna St. N.E. 33 38.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
980 Anna Ave. N.E. Fire Prev.
ridley, Mn.
apital Contracts, Inc. 5701 Central Ave. N.E. 32 37.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
790 So. Cleveland Fire Prev.
�t. Paul, Mn. 55116
Ma.urice M. Filister 5640 East River Rd. 42 47.00 Robert ll. Aldrich,
750 East River Road Fire Prev.
aurice M. Filister 5b60 East River R@. 42 47.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
ee above address Fire Prev.
�urice M. Filister 5680 East River Rd. 42 47.00 Kobert D. Aldrich
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�taurice M. Filister 5720 East River Rd. 42 47.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
see above address � Fire Prev.
�ia.urice M. Filister 5740 East R�ver Rd. 42 47.OU Robert D. Aldrich,
see above address Fire Prev.
urice M. Filister
ee above address
aurice M. Filister
ee above address
�eurice M. Filister
e above address
�urice M. Filister
e above address
Maurice M. Filister
�ee above address
Maurice M. Filister
�ee above.address
Capital Contracts, Inc.
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t. Paul, Mn. 55116
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5760 East River Rd.
5780 East River Rd.
5800 East River Rd.
5810 East River Rd.
584U East River Rd.
St360 East River Rd.
5950 East River Rd.
42 47.00
42 47.00
42 47.00
42 47.00
42 47.00
42 47.00
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Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Yrev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
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�LTIPLE DWELLING LICENSES September l, 1973 to September I, 19'�:
OWNER ADDRESS UNITS FEE APYROVED BY:
�irsch Bros. 6550 East River Rd. 140 T46.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
9120 Neill Lake Rd. Fire Prev.
Eden Prairie, Mn.
,Ronald Shelton 140 Mississippi Place N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
8706 Grospoint Ave. S. Fire Prev.
,Cottage Grove, Mn. 55016
Capital Contracts, Inc. 995 Lynde Dr. 32 37.00 Robert D. A�drich,
79U So. Cleveland r'ire Prev.
�St. Paul, Mn. 55116
Eugene Lashinski 4030 Main.St. N.E. 4 15.OU Robert D. Aldrich,
,1U35 Polk Place N.E. Fire Prev.
A. C. Mattson 110 Mississippi Place N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
, 6320 Riverview Terrace N.E. Fire Prev.
A. T. Gearman 5650 Polk St. N.E. 32 37.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
6225 University Ave. N.E. Fire Prev:
'Fridley, Mn. 55432
Richard H. Veth 6071 - 3rd St. N.E. 3 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich,
6071 - 3rd St. N.E. Fire Prev.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
'Otto G. Westenfield
5830 - Sth St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
,Elbert Staples
1716 E. 58th St.
Mpls, Mn. 55417
�Leonard Jacobsen
1408 Frankson Ave.
, St. Paul, Mn. 551U8
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321 - 79th Way N.E.
6379 Hwy. 65 N.E.
8 15.00
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FtEre Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
Robert D. Aldrich,
Fire Prev.
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�IST 0�' LIC�N3ES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCYL AT THE ME�TPIG OF SEPTF�IBER 10, 1973
, TYPE OF LICENSE BY APPROVED BY �
, CIGARET'rE
Casino Royale
,6225 Highway 65 NE
Fridley
' PUBLIC DRINKI:�1G
Casino Royale
'6225 Highway 65 NE
Fridley
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,Casino Royale
6225 Highway 65 NE
Fridl�y
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,Casino Royale
6225 Highway 65 AtE
Fridley
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FOOD ESTABLIS'�iENT
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Public Safety Director
Public Safety Director
Public Safety Director
Public Safety Director
Comm. Dev. Ad.
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7350 COMMERCE LANE/MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55432,TELEPHONE: (6121 786-7350
August 28, 1973
Fridley City Council
6431 University Avenue Pd.E.
Fridley, tVtinnesota 55432
Attention: Mr. Darrel Clark
Dear h1r. CT ark
Subject: Trailer temporary permit
Totino's ��ould like an approval to park a 10' X 40' office type trailer
on the southeast side of our present facility in our parking lot for a
period of one year.
We are planning enlargement of our present office space but have an im-
mediate need of additional room for office personnel at this time.
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The only facility to the trailer will be an electrical power source from
our plant.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the trailer was set up prior to Cauncil
approval (August 30, 1973).
ACC:bal
Sincerely,
TOTINO'S FINER FOODS, INC.
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lton C. Curtis
Manager, Engineering
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ESTIMATES FOR FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - SEPTEMBER 10, 1973
Keyway Builders, Inc.
255 Highway 55
Hamel, Minnesota 55340
PARTIAL Estimate ��6 for Fridley Liquor Store from
June 23, 1973 to August 10, 1973
George M. Hansen Company
175 South Plaza Building "
Minneapolis, Minnsota 55416
1972 Audit for City of Fridley
Village of New Brighton
803 5th Avenue N. W.
New Brighton, Minn. 55112
Fridley's Share of Improvement to Stinson Boulevard-
16th Street to 18th Street N. W. (ST. 1972-1)
Allied Blacktop Company.
3601 - 48th Avenue Nortli
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429
FINAL Estimate 162 for Street Improvement Project
ST. 1973-10 (Seal Coat) according to contract
Progressive Contractors, Inc.
Box 368
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
Partial Estimate ��8, Street Improvement Project
ST. 1972-2 (MSAP)
Partial Estimate ��9, Street Improvement Project
ST. 1972-1
Carl Newquist, Prosecutor
Smith, Juster, Feikema, Haskvitz & Casserly
Builders Exchange Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
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$ 10,149.83
3,700.00
27,753.87
1,594.31
94,266.56
24,802.32
1,695.00
ARCHITECT'S
APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT No. � DATE $/10/73 COMM. N0. 7234
� To Fr;s71e� "Zinnesota (City oi Fridlev) I I I .
,This Application is for ��rt i a 1 payment for r ri ra, Wo�k 31 A
Fridle Li uor Stor� 6/23/73 8/10/73
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DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT WORK ITEMS CONTRACT COMPLETED COMPLETED BALANCE
AMOUNT THIS PERIOD TO DATE TO FINISH
1. AZasonary-curbs-pavinq-etc. 29,OQ4.00 867.58 28,944.00 150.00
2. Steel 4,10�.00 4,108.00
3. I•Ziscellaneous Steel 2,009.00 2,009.00
4. Roof-0751-076?.-07G3 4,113.00 4,113.00
5. Steel Erection-0510-0521-055 1,400.00 1,400.00
6. Paint 750.00 750.00
7. Glass & Alum. Frames-0812-
0885 3,175.00 3,175.00 3,175.00
8. �Apoxy 0982 2,3II7.00 2,387.00
9. Caulking-0790-0880 ' 210.00 210.00
10. Ho11ow ��etal & Iiardware-0811 l, 288 . 00 1, 288 . 00
11. Carpet-1241 3,25G.Q0 3,256.00
12. Accoustical 0950 1,976.00 1,976.00
13. Grilles & Louvers 0764 88.00 88.00
14. Sign 1044 380.00 380.00
15. Toilet Accessories 7.75.76 175.Z6
16. Landscaping 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00
17. Fire T'xt. 1025 60.00 60.00 60.00
18. Lumber 576.41 576.41
19. Carpentry Labor 1,200.00 1,200.00
20. Excavation sand fill etc. 1,964.00 1,964.00
21. Profit-Overhead-Organization
al Sup�rvisory 10,243,27 500.00 10,243.27
Original Contract Totals 6 9 7 0 3. 4 4 5 �3 5 2. S F3 6 9 ]. 7 3. 4 4 5 3 0. 0 0
Add Change Orders Totals
Deduct Change Orders Totais
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Less Retainage at % 7 548.33
CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT Totai to be Drawn to Date 67 �935 .OZ
Based on our observations, this application for payment is Total Previously Certified 5'] ']g j. 1�
correct to the best of our knowledge, and the contractor Amount Now Due
is entitled to the indic (ed paymenj . , . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .� S
Pfo eCt Ch@Cked b ��_�� �� ��'L'ti--�--�=1 . This is to certity that all work listed ebove has been compieted in accordance with contract documents
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PA H ERIC � MAD30N S HAN90N, INC. COf1tf8CtOf xFYw�x BUILDERS �NC . ___._
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APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT n,o. � DATE 8/l0/73 COMM. NC 7234 _
,� To Fri cll E?�T, '-'IlIli1G50t�1 (City of Pridley) I I I ,
This Application is for nc� �"'t-i a 7 payment for Geners� 1 �„ 3l B�
�� Fridle Liauor Stox� 6/23/73 8/10/73
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DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT WORK ITEMS CONTRACT COMPIETED COMPLETED BALANCE
AMpUNT THIS PERIOD TO DATE TO FINISH
1. �•�asonary-curbs-paving-etc. 29,094.00 867.58 28,944.00 150.Q0
2. Steel 4,103.00 4,108.00
3. �•iiscellaneous Steel 2,009.00 2,009.00
�. Roof-0751-0762-07G3 4,113.00 4,113.00
5. Steel Erection-0510-0521-055 1,400.00 1,400.00
6. Paint 7�0.00 ?50.00
7. G1ass & Alun. Frames-0812-
0885 3,175.00 3,175.00 3,175.00
8. 'A�oxy 0982 2,3�7.00 2,387.00
9. Caul�sing-0790-OE80 ` 210.00 210.00
10. Hollo4a r2etal & FIa-rdware-0811 �,288.00 1,288.00
11. Carpet-12�Z 3,256.00 3,256.00
12. Acco:istical 0950 1,976.00 1,976.00
13. Grilles & Louvers 0764 88.00 88.00
14. Sign 1Q44 380.00 380.00
15. Toilet Accessories 175.76 175.�6
16. Lan3scaping 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00
17. Fire E�t. 1025 6d.00 60.00 60.00
18. Lumber 576.41 576.41
19. Carp�ntry Labor 1,2Q0.00 1,200.00
20. E�cavation sand fill etc. 1,964.00 1,964.00
21. Profit-Ov�rhead-Organization
al Sunurvisory 10,243,27 500.00 10.243.27
Oric�inai Con;ract Totais 6 9 7 0 3. 4_ � 5 8 5 2. 5 3 G 9 17 3. 4' �! 5 3 0. 0 0
Add Chanc�e Orders Totals r g c� n
Deduct Change Ordars Totals (
Totafs to Date t� ; '� i 1 ; Q - --
Less Retainage at % 7 548.33
CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT Total to be Drawn to Date 6�7,935.01
Based on our observations, this application for payment is Total Previously Certified , 7 7 8 J, 1 c,'
correct to the best of our knowiedge, and the contractor Amount No4v Due
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Certified Preblic Accountarrts
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, 6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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FOR PROFE9SIONAL SERYICEB
' Progress billing 1972 audit of the City $6,000.00
of Fridley
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NEW BRIGHTON, MINNESOTA, 55112
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City Clerk
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
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RE: Second Notice for payment of Improvement to
Stinson Boulevard - 16th Street to 18th Street N. W.
Dear Mr. Brunsell:
On May 31, 1973, a letter was sent showing the total cost
along with Fridleys share af the Improvement to Stinson
Boulevard. As of this date, we have not received payment
for Fridleys share of this improvement. Please remit to
the Village of New Brighton Fridleys share of the Improvement
to Stinson Boulevard in the amount of $27,753.87.
Thank you .
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�i��aye o� �ew �r�y�iton
803- 5rH AVENUE N. W.
NEW BRIGHTON, MINNESOTA, 55112
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C ity Clerk
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as now been completed. As per the Joint Powers Agreement following is the
�ost alloca.tion:'
�MPROVEMENT 71-=5 - Stinson B1vd. 16th.St. to 18th St. N. W. _
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�tr serv: = New Brighton•side only• : . : :
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Total Contract Costs•
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Fiscal:
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Permanent Bonds-New Br�ghton side only .
Easements and Appraisals-New Brighton side only
ministrative . . . .
inting, Publishing & Assessment roll•�arep:. .
Notices & Publishing improvement hearing ,
' Pub�ishing Notices on Contract , , , , , .
Assessment Notices and Publishing , , , ,
Assessment roll preparation , , , , , _ ,
�pitalized Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i Total Overhead Costs
�TAL IMPROVE�'lENT COSTS
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1,356.00
11,1Ob.95
10,040.00
20,909.94
44,840.89
CostG
Fridley
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5,020.00
10,454.97
21, f128.44
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Briqhton
1,428.00
1,356.00
5,553.48
5,020.00
10,454.97 ;
23,812.45 ;
?,669.31 3,596.91 4,072.40
404.42 -0- 404.42
531.20
282.02
45Q.00
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16.80
19.44
26.00
278.96
4,747.91
15,761.73
60,602.62
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6,725.43
27,753.87
265.60
282.02
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709.24
16.80
9.72
26.00
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
ENGINE�RING DEPARTMENT
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
FRIDLEY, P•1INNESOTA 55432
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Fridley �
c/o Nasim M. Qureshi, Acting City Mgr.
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Gentlemen:
August 22, 1973
CERTIFICATE OF THE �NGINEER
We hereby submit Final Estimate No. 2 for Allied Blacktop Company,
3601-48th Avenue North, P�linneapolis, Plinnesota 55429 for Street
Improvement Project St. 1973-10 (Seal Coat) according to the contract.
74,017 Sq. Yds. Seal Coat W/FA-2 $0.17 $12,582.89
14,001 Sq. Yds. Seal Coat W/FA-3 Trap Rock @$0.24 3,360.24
Total $15,943.13
Less Estimate No. 1 14,348.82
Amount Due Final Estimate No. 2 1,594.31
Respectfully submitted,
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NASIM M. QURESHI, P.E.
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LEONARDT.JUSTER
HENRY H. FEIKEMA
RONALD L. 1-1ASKVITZ
JAMES R. CASSERLY
CAFtL J. NEWQUIST
PATRICIA L. BE�OIS
DOUGLAS HAIL
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SMITH, �TUSTER, FEIKEMA. HASI�VITZ �c CASSERLY
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�BUILOERS EXCHANGE BUILDING
MINNEAPOLIS� MINNESOTA 55402
TELEPHONE 339-1481
FRIDLEY OFFICE
6441 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E.
� . FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
TEIEPHONE 560-6870
September 6, 1973
Mr. Nasim Querishi
City Manager
Fridley Municipal Building
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Re: August Prosecution Work
Dear Mr. Querishi;
Enclosed please find my fee statement for prosecution
work during August, 1973, along with a summary of my time records.
You will note an increase in time far August, which
results from twenty-four hours and forty-five minutes in Court
primarily on jury trials.
Thank you.
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Enclosures
ery truly yours,
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Fridley Office
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1. Court and Travel
2. Fridley Staff Meeting
3. Correspondence and Preparation of Formal Complaints
4. Office Conferences
5. Phone Conferences
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TOTAL
24 hours 45 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
4 hours 10 minutes
S hours 15 minutes
8 hours 20 minutes
47 hours
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FORWARDED FROM LAST STATEMENT
Services rendered as prosecutor for the
City of Fridleyo
August retainer (30 hrs) $1,000.00
Secretarial Services 100000
17 hours - time in
excess of retainer 595.00
$1,695.00 $1,695.00
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account, '��� or c �ma+�d is �us; ar,d cor-
rect an t'� o�,�,ri �� ras bee� paid
Sig t e o Claim
HALL, SMITH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA �NO HASKVITZ
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PHONE (612) 373-9992
August 21, 1973
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Duane Mied�ke = President of i�e ��nr?�pin County
League of Municin�.lities
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This ne�a stationary is the first step in providing the Suburban
League of Municipalities with positive id�ntityo A� I indic ted
to you last month, ��ie e�pansion of ChE old �.ennepin County�
Le�.gue of Municipalities into an o�g�.ni.zat;ion to �ep�esent .a11
suburban communities is proceeding vEry nice�ly�
We sincerely invite. your community to join the o�rganization
to help form the kind of a L�ague that you wouZd iik� to have,
The Mayor and Administrator of Each communi�y in the Met�o
area is being sent an application bl�.nk and d�:�s sch.�duie so
that you can take action at your n�xt council m�eting,
You are i�vited to meet with rep�esentativES of a'1'1 the
communi.ties in the Seven�County Are�. on September� 69 1973 to
discuss ful�y any quE�tions you may h�v� and to hear the
recommendations of the By-Laws Committ.�� conc�rning weightEd
voting and other chang�so
Suburban legislators will also be present to discuss their
need for� community support and data coilection, so that they
may better represent their constitu�ntso
, Please fill in the enclosed reservarion c�rd and drop it in
the mai�. so �hat a place can be rEServed for you at th:e
September 6 dinner meetinge The me�ting wi1.1 be at the
Thunderbird Mote1 in $loomington with a c�sh h�r cocktail
� h�vr beginning at 6�30 pame. and dinner �.t 7�00 pom,
(Please return the enclosed postcard immediatelyj
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strong united suburban organization to protect our interestse
We look for�ward to your active participation,
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
•SUBURBAN LEAGUE OF MUNICTPALITIES
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Municipality �rir�lev �`
City Offices �
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Mayor population �
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The (City/Village) of
does hereby ap�ly for membership in the Suburban League of
Municipalities and names to act�as
designated r�presen�ative o��t at organizationo
signed �
DATE �
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330Q Unxversity Ave SE
Mpls,, MN 55414
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August22, 1973
Mr. Nasim Qureshi, Acting City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Ave. N. E,
Fridley9 Minnesota 55432 ,
Dear Mr. Qureshi:
DR. JOHN K. HANSEN
SUPERINTENUEN7�
JAMES H. HEDREN
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RUSW ESS AFfAIRS
JAMES G. PAPPAS
AUMINISTRATIVE ASSIS7AN7
In response to the City Council's inquiry of July 11, 1973 as to District
14's position regarding financial and/or staff support should the City o�
Fridley decide in favor of a nature interpretation area at North Park, ,
the following resolution was passed at a regular meeting of the Board
of Education on August 21, 1973:
"Be it resolved that:
It is the intent of the present Board of Independent School
. District 14 to encourage tlie development of North Park as
a nature center by the City of Fridley. The Board foresees
a significant educational e�Tperience for the students of the
District in the development of such a nature center.
As a practical aid to this development the Board wishes to
inform the Fridley City Council of the following possible
rnethods of participation by the District in this endeavor:
1. The District would provide financial snpport
for the salary of a permanent naturalist. A
formula for such support could include con..
sideration of the proportional use of the nature
center by Distxict 14 students with respect to
its total use.
2. The District would, as an alternative to (1)
above, make payment to the City for studeni
use on a per capita basis.
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The Board feels that the naturalist expertise of District staff
members should be used to augment that of a permanent
naturalist. "
The above resolution was presented by Gordon Sangster and seconded by
V�'ally Hlavac. The following znembers voted for the resolution: Ray
Mondloh, Gordon Sangster, Vlally Hlavacy John Meyer. The following
members voted against the xesolution: P,ob Pierce, Mary Schreiner.
5incerely yours9
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�noka-�nnep�n �ndepenc%nt• s�l�ool ��st���t �lo. »
'Nils Sandell, Chairman
A. G. Drury, Vice-Chairman
Robert Gordon, Treasurer
lohn Wcaver, Clerk
'Dr. David Spcnccr, Director
Jim Vick, llircctor
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Phone 427-] 880
N#rp Nasim CZuz°eski' Acting City Manager
City af Fr3.c��y .
61�31 Uni.vex�s3,�ty Avenue Ncrrtheast
Fridleys Mi.nxs�sa�a 55�2i
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Alvin Salmcla, Assistant Superintcndcnt
S. M. Clevcland, Assistant Superintcndcnt
Septembar 6, 1973
This iv Taritt�n in r�sgoa��e to �°ov�.r 1.et�er and telephone call
r8garc�i.r�g t�i�e prop¢�sed Nor�th P�rk Nature Gen�r 3n Fri.cileyo
�l.noka-H�nn�pin Distr3.ct Noo 11 has 'i�en vex� intea�ested in this
type of ct��elc��.�r�t ar�d has b�mn act�.�e in provic�rag outd�or
edt�c��i�an st��y ar�as at �s m�ny 1?istr�ct No. 1.�. schaoJ.s as
possibl�e, Orie o�P aur r�al e�a��s 3n t�..7.s �rea is Lyl� �adlsys
15202�-?th Av�nu�' Anokao Telephane nu�rab�r at ho�ue is �.21r•1�63.
I am sure ha waul,d b� irit�r�st.sd 3n �rorkin� �rit�i you in the
consider�tians that you are giving ta tohe deveiopment of ths
North Park Centerp
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, be xi� 1 i n� to 3.xiv� �t in this pro je ct. When y�au kno�• more spe c3.f'icall.y
haw much is invo�.ved �ae shall be happy to consic�x your plan.
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ADMfNPSTRATIVE OFFtCES
$8-8221 • CO�UMBIA FiEtGHT5, MfNNESOTA 55
August 23, }973
To: Mayors, Caunctlmen, and Glty Managers of
Anoka, Caon Raptds, 81aFne, Fridley and �
Colum6ia Neigl�ts .
Gentlemen: �
Ear1Y tast winter, we talked about the possfhf}It1es
of jointty hiring a person to represent our mutual
interests on iegislattve and other mafiters. Qur efforts
�rent for not at the last minute when tfte persan we
propased to hfre 6acked out on us.
The need for SUCf'1 a joInt effart is as great' as �ver.
Ftovr that budgets are being prepared and anaCher
legtslative sesston is rapidly approachtng, it woutd
seem tQ me to be the apprapriate time for us ta raconsider
as to �rhether or not we want to attempt th.i s ki nd of �
effort.
{f you feel that there shoutd be fut-ther consideration •
of this matter, and wouid so indtcate Chase interesCs
to me, we wili be happy to arrange for a meeting to •
discuss the matter further.
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Mayor Frank G. Liebl
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
• Fridley, Minnesota
Dear Mayor Liebl:
Let me apologize for having to cancel our meeting of
September 17. I sincerely hope that we have not inconvenien��ed
you. I understand the meeting has been rescheduled for Pdonday,
November 12, at 7:30 p.m.
I am looking forwaxd to our meeting and the
opportunity to discuss the Metropolitan Council with you and
the members of the Fridley City Council.
JB/kmr
cc: Mr. Naisin Qureshi
Acting City Manager
Sincerely,
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C airman
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An Agency Created to Coordinato tlio Planning and Developmont of tlio Twin Cities Metropolitan Are� Comprisiiig:
,Anoka County o Curver County o Dakoto County o Fiennopin County O Rume4y County O Scott County O Woshington County
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CLAYTON A. SORENSON, P.E.
CITY ENGINEER — DIRECTOR
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55415
August 29, 1973
Mr. Peter J. Herlofsky,
Administrative Assistant
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue NE
Fridley, MN 55421
Dear IVIr. Herlofsky:
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Please accept my apology for failing to provide you with a written answer to your
fetter of August 15, 1973 relative to the closing of the Camden Bridge across the
Mississippi River.
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As I told you over the telephone, the information contained in the articles in the
press at the time were essentially correct, since the information came from me.
Our inspection of the bridge indicated such an advanced state of deterioration
on the truss portion of the bridge across the river that there was really no choice
but to close it immediately, since it was in imminent danger of collapse. All condi-
tions were present which could have (ed to a disaster; consequently there really
was no choice in the matter except to get it closed as quickly as possible once the
condition had �aeen discovered. The condition of the structure, incidentally, was
not only discovered by personnel from this department but it was confirmed by the
Bridge Inspection team of the Minnesota Highway Department, and upon this latter
confirmation the bridge was closed within an hour.
7here is no present tentative schedule for the re-opening of the bridge, and, in
fact, I do not believe the existing bridge will ever be opened again to traffic.
As has been stated in the press, we have been aware of the advancing deterioration
of this structure, and had recommended in 1965 that plans be prepared for a new
structure which would be built approximately parallel to the present structure but
in such a way that the new structure could have been constructed while the present
� structure remained open to traffic. In 1967 we engaged a consultant to design a
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new structure, and in 1969 the plans were completed, However, this is also about
the time when the controversy arose concerning the westerly approach af the bridge
relative to disposition of the land owned by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation
Board i n so far as they were affected by the pl ans for Interstate Route 94. Because
we were proposing to use Municipa( State-Aid funds to construct the new Camden
bridge, the Commissioner of Highways refused to approve the construction of the new
bridge pending resolution of the Park problem on the west approach. This is essentially
where we are today. Hopefuf(y, we will find some resolution to this problem very
soon, and we are pressing for such a resolution,
We shall have to re-design the west approach to the structure in any event, it now
appears. This will take some time, as you may well realize. Construction of a ne�"
bridge wi I f tak� at I east two years.
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great deal of inconvenience to many persons, as well as a change in the consumer
habits of many of our citizens, as welf as the citizens on the east side of the river.
Nevertheless I am sure you wou�d agree with us that upon (earning of a potentially
'� disastrous situation we really had no choice but to close the bridge and that the
bridge must, in fact, remain closed. � It is simply not practical to talk about making
, the repairs that woufd be necessary to put the existing bridge in a usable or safe
condition.
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City Engineer - Director of Pubf ic Works
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ST. PAUL, MINN. 5510i
� Honorable Frank G. Liebl -
Mayor of Fridley
6�.31 University Ave . N. E.
' Fridley, �t 55�.z1
In reply refer to: 315
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Dear Mayor I�iebl:
' T�Te received your letter of August 21, 1973 in regard to the
closing of the Camden Avenue Bridge across the Mississippi
Ri.ver .
We are aware of the traffic problems that have been created
by this closing�and are cooperating with the City of Mizuzeapolis
in an,y way we can to expedite the construction of their re-
placement bridge.
Best regards.
Since ely,
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City of Fridley
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Fridley, Minn. 55�+21.
Dear Mr. Davis:
Since my appointment as Chairman of the Metropolitan Council, I have
spent a major portion of my time meeting with local officials and
other metropolitan organizations to obtain their views on the Metro-
politan Council. Tn the course of these meetings, I have observed
that there is a general concern as to the need for improved communi-
cations between tr,e Council and local elected oi'ficials. Although
this has been a continuing concern of the Metropolitan Council, it is
clear that substan�ial improvement in the communication process is in
order.
To assist me in this effort, I have appointed Mr. Darryll Olson as my
Administrative Assistant with specific responsibilities regarding
communications between local elected officials, myself and the Council.
Mr. Olson will be directly responsible to me in carrying out this effort.
These efforts will be supported by the staff departments of the Council
and, in particular, its Community Services Department.
While I would prefer that you make every effort to resolve any pro-
blem that may arise with the appropriate staff department of the
� Council, in event you have any major issue or problem you feel re-.
, quires my direct attention or that of the CouncZl member from your
district, please feel free to contact Mr. Olson at the Council offices.
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Chairman
�n Agency Creatod to Coordinato the Planning and Development of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Compriaing:
noka (;ounty O Corver CounLy o Dnkota County o Hennopin County o Ramsoy County o Soott County O Waehington County
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' Robert M. L Lindquist, Chairman
Robert E. Norgard, V ice Chairman
Harry W. Jensen, Clerk
Wilfofd M. HUmrick, Treasurer
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Edw. H. Knalson Superintendent
Board of Education Building
80Q0 Highway 65
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
786-5570
Edward J. Munson, Business Manager
Albert Perruzzi, E.i.s. & spec�ai serv�ces
Gloria Sovick, Administrative Assistant
September 6, 1973
� Mr. James P. Hill
Acting City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Ave.,NE
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Dear Mr. Hill:
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Albert L. Roberge, Director
Robert E. Payne, o�receor
George C. l.inderman, o�rector
In reply to the CitX of Fridley's request if
Independent School District No. 16 could furnish
funds for North Park Nature Park; at the present
time District No. 16 does not have any money
appropriated for such causes and due to the lack
of funds, it would not be available in the near
future.
This do� not mean that District No. 16 is not
interested or concerned in this project, but the
availability of funds in the district dictates
policy in the fiscal, educational areas o the
district.
Your uly,
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Superintendent of Schools
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�ubject 2��a,tter;'�THA.T IS irlY OPINZON �iE.ALLY WO.�TH?
September 6,1973
�rl�2fl 8ice Creek I3d. �
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Dear �ir:
t�eceived notice of the nex� council meeting concerning the platting
of so�e Iots across the street.If I came to be heard=nrOULD YOU LISTEN?
and if so-WOIiLD YOU C�i?E?ACT ON SAP�.7or would you people at city hall
ignare request,opi.nions and the RIGhTS of the people in this block,as
YOU H,r'� V� D0�' IN 1 i�; Pr�S T?
I speak for no one except myself ; BUT, T a� sure that most of my
neighbors would concur�were they asked.Itts a matter of pride and JtTSTICEt
T�`i8:.� CASz�S IiJ POxN�:
(1�L�,ie an allergy-I requested that the lots suxrounding ne-a�,rmed by
Chies and Carlson be sprayed for we�ds-namel.y GOLDE��r��D.It has �rown
steadily worse each year.���r.Ba.rnett informed ae via telephone tha.t the
spraying would take place the week of th� 27th of Augtzst.IT H�1S NOT �PJ
DONE.��iHAT A� T�Y sa�AITTNG r0�?A change of seaon so that compliance
i�ould be unnecessary?3 see no reason for me being unable to open my
windaws due to the lack of consideration and laxity of these peo�le.
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(2)For al�ost 4 years I have had td�,�a� a veritableJUi�K Y�RD through the
windows overlooking the property th� Lest�r Chies property.TKer� is JUNK
piled in the front dviveway-and heavy squi.pnent parked both front and ba.ck.
WHICA� I� IivT DISAGR� :A�NT WITH YOU� ObJ�T ORDIN.ANC�.�,a�ainst parking heavy
equipment in a residential zone----It was my unde�standing that I was
living in a residential area.
)3(Chies parksi�, drivevray-a big dump truck-*�rhich is not only adverse to
the city ardinaee-BUT,�1 �4�`�TY �iAZ�1RD TO i•�.He parks it so close to the
road that I am uriable to see oncomin� traffi.c w3.thout actvancing to the
ni3dle of the road.It is a b13nd corner.The police informed me that since
it was parked on hi.s property-they could do nothin�.However I feel that
�f the or�.inance B.�1P..��I13G heavy equipnent were obeyed--It wtiuldn � t be there
in th° first place.i�:y concern is that I mi�ht have a accident.
IS 'I'��.f�T Wi3:AT YOU AI': r`1j,vrAITSNG ��'Ot��*� YOU LOOK IIdTO TI� ABOT� INFF3ACTIOiVS?
T�'��µO�,I P�Tt3ST AGAZN ASK-y--�-WAHT Z5 I4SY 0'.e''INION ��f1LLY WOt�'iTH?i�1HAT ��: i�Y
�IG�TS? �7�T DO YOU iNT�N� DO�ZG A�OiJT �KIS?
�,dI-�AT IS tC�Y fl�INION :��Oi�TH?
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NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
Representing 14,883 Municipalities in 50 States.
August 31, 1973
The Honorable Frank G. Lieb�l
Mayor of Fridley
222 Mercury Drive
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Dear Mayor Lieb�l:
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Alien E. Pritchard, Jr.
Executive Vice President
It is rny pleasure to appoint you as a member of the Committee on Municipal Govern-
ment and Administration of the National League of Cities as recommended by your
state municipal league. Your term on the committee will expire December 6, 1973,
upon adjournment of the 1973 Congress of Cities in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
You will be a member from your state to represent its municipal interests on this
important committee. When all comxnittee appointments are complete, you wi11
receive a fuTl roster of the committee membership. You committee chairman is
Mayor Joseph A.. Doorley of Providence, Rhode Island, and your vice chairman is
Councilman Jessie Rattley of Newport News, Virginia.
To keep city leadership in the forefront of the national urban policy development, NLC
committees have three major tasks. First, a constant search for new concepts which
will aid in providing a good life for all urban Americans; second, a careful vveighing
of the natianal and urban program pxiorities; and third, a determination of the
national policies, programs, and strategies necessary to achieve our goals.
A copy of NLC's National Municipal Policy for 1973, approved by delegates to the
1972 Annual Congress of Cities in :(ndianapolis, Indiana, is enclosed. You will
receive NLC's weekly Congressional Reports and other committee related materials
throughout 1973. You will want to plan to attend the Annuat Congress of Cities in
San Juan, Puerto Rico, December 2-6, 1973.
I sincerely hope you will accept ihis assignment and that you will provide the chairmazi
and NLC staff with suggestions for comrnittee consideration, ,
Enclosure
Sincerely,
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Roman S. Gri.bbs
President, National League of Cities
Mayor of Detroit, Michigan
1620 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006/(202) 293-7300/Cable: NLCITIES
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Division of Property
ew Plats
eal Estate Appraisals
,PECIAI, ASSE5,�J�ENTS
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Division of Property
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��epayments
Jobs Assessed
ount of Prepayments
ount of Assessment Rolls
COUNTING
hecks Processed
dividual Receipts Issued
ter Accounts Receivable Collected
Amount Billed
ber of Billed Accounts
ut-off Notices Issued
Service Discontinued
RCHA.SING
�rchase Orders Issued
lume of Purchase Orders
�ER OF ACTIVE ACCOUNTS
��30/'73 6729
/31/72 . 61+45
12/31/71 6173
/31/70 6054
/31{b9 5947
/31/6& 5748
/31/67 5496
/31/66 53�4
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TRIAL BAT�NCE
30 JUNE 1973
THIS MONTH
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$1
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$z5,3o1.93
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1959
$73, �J3g . 73
$71,529.96
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YEAR TO DATE
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$20l,,012.75
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1�.699
$�.65, 557.67
$�.66, 516 . 09
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LAST YEAR
TO DATE
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$227,833.11
�33�,663.72
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$391,904.33
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#2 13 ,083 .40
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#2 73,668.70
� #3 80,755.24
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MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORES
LIQUOR SALES REPORT
�JUNE 1973
$EER
$ ----
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11,662.70
19,279.10
$ 42,130.35
MIX & MISC.
$ ----
785.08
654.76
1,013 . 52
$ 2,�53.�6
YEAR TO DATE I/1/1973 - 6/30/1973
$. 10,528.48 � $ 1,156.39
43,173.35 2,567.65
47,395.63 2,713.65
73,599.50 4,284..54
$. 174,696.96
$ 10,722.23
JUNE 1973
$ ----
25,057.03
28,384.10
45,426.96
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119,409.70
130,864.52
214,596.05
� 517,702.66
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JUNE 1972
$ 11,439.14
21,866.9I,
� 19 ,487 .78
41,001.04
$ 93,794.�7
$ 60,04I.52
113,346.16
109,932.17
215,142.34
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30 JUNE 1973
AMOUNT TYPE OF INV�53�NT
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DATE APPROX.
PURCHASED DUE DATE COST Y'IELD
Farmers Home Administra-
2,100,000.00 tion Note, Fridley Bank 10/16/72
U.S. Treasury Bills
60,000.00 Fridley Bank �/27/73
Federal Intermediate Credit
190,000.00 Bank Bonds, Fridley Bank 6/1$/73
U.S. Treasury Bi11s
75,000.00 Fridley Bank !�/20/73
Federal Nat' 1 t�Iortgage
100,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 6/25/71
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
I+09,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 7/1/71
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
100,250.00 Assn.., Fridley Bank 7/16/70
Federal Home Loans,
175,000.00 Fridley Bank 6/25/71
Federal Land Bank
425,000.00 Bonds, Fridley�Bank 4/26/71
Federal Home Loan
125,000.00 Bank, Fridley Bank 8/25/70
. Federal Nat'l Mortgage .
150,000.00 A�sn.. Fridley Bank 6/10/71
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
200,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 12/11/72
Federal Land Bank
50,000.00 . Bonds, Fridley Bank 12/3/71
Federal Home Loans
500,b00.00 Fridley Bank 2/26/73
10/11/73 2,100,000.00 5.75�
2/12/74 56, 876. 60 6. �,�.%
3/�+/74 190��2.22 7.35%
3/12/74 70,646.54 6.41%
3/11_/71�
3/l�/74
3/14/74
�./27/74
10/21/7!�
8/25/75
6/10/76
12/10/76
10/20/77
11/27/77
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104, 9£�8 . 89 6. 62%
1�18,1�72 . 22 6. $2%
102,316.67 7.75%
175,000.00 6.35%
l�25,375.42 5.30%
125,772.92 7.950
150,000.00 6.700
200,000.00 6.250
50, 780. 69 e.•19�
500,000.00 6.80�
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30 JUNE 1973
DATE
AMOUNT TYPE OF INVES'I'i�.�NT PURCHASED DUE DAT�
�stment Federal Land Bank
$ 30,000.00 Bonds, Fridley Bank
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110,000.00 $105,000.00
,�.30,000.00 430,000.00
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30 JUNE 1973
PURCHASED BY INVES`I'�.�NT FUND
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3 Years SW & SS #106
July l, 1975
3 Years ST. 1972-1 & 2
September l, 1975
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Temporary Bonds Outstanding 1/1f73
Temporary Bonds Issued 6/3Z/1973
Temporary Bonds Paid �/31/1973
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DUE DATE
January 1 &
July 1
March 1 &
September 1
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$ 540,000.00
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5,000.00
$ 535,000.00
7%
7%
PERMANENT 60NDS OUTSTA(VDING
JUidE, 30, 1973
PERP1ANEIdT BONDS OUTSTANDIi•dG 1/1/73
Civic Center
Park Bonds .
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessments Permanent
Water Improvement
PERMANENT BONDS ISSUED 1/1/73
PERMANENT BONDS PAID 1/1/73 TO o/30/73
Civic Center �
Park Bonds �
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessment Permanent
Water Improvement
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$ 405,000.00
65,000.00
60,000.00
7,546,000.00
1,140,000.00
TOTAL $ 9,216,000.00
NONE
$
20,000.00
40,000.00
None
799,000.00
55,000.00
TOTAL $ 914,000.00
6ALANCE AND PURPOSE OF BCi4DS OUTSTAP1DIi�G 6/30/73
Civic Center �
Park Bonds .
Public Uti�ity Revenue
Special Assessment Permanent
Water Improvement
TOTAL
$ 385,000.00
25,000.�0
60,000.00
6,747,000.00
1,085,000.00
$ 8,302,000.00
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
' OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING
19G0 PENNS`fLVAN�A AVE. N.NJ.
WASHINGTOfV. D.C. 20226
, DEBT How has the availability of revenue sharing funds affected the
bOrrovving requirements oF your jurisdiction?
AVOIDEO DEBT INCREASE NO EFFECT
IESSENED DEBT I�CREASE T00 SOON TO
PREDICT EFFECT
(N1) TAXES In which of the following manners did the availability of
' Revenue Sharing Funds affect the tax levels of your juris-
diction? Check as many as appiy.
ENAB�ED ReDUCING THE ❑ REDUCEp AMOUNT OF RA7E
RATE OF A MAJOR TAX. X ItVCREASE OF A MAJ�R 7AX.
PREVENTED i?7CREASE !f�! ❑ NO EFFECT ON 7AX LEVELS
RATE OF A P�IAJOR TAX '
PRcVENTEq ENACTIUG � TOO SOOV TO PREDICT EFFECT
A NEb'J P�1A.JOR T.4Y,
a. OPERATING/MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES
PRIORITY ACTUAL PERCE"JT PEHCE4T
THE GOVERMM�NT OF
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HAS USED ITS REVENUE SHARING f'AYMENT
FORTNE PER!OD BEGINNING
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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
ACTUAL PERCENT USED FOR:
EXPENDITURES IAND DEHT
�F� EQUIPPAENT CONSTf�C710N ACQUISITION RfTIfi:P�1ENi
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i� CREATlON `+' � � DEVELOPMENT
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1 6 0 0 COMMUNITY
'� LIBRARIES � ' �� /� DEVELOPNIENT
'� 7 6
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� R AGED & POOR.
F„ 8 17
� AfvCliaL c 0�0 % ENVIRO�IMENTAL �
� �!I�ISTRATION , `� CONSERVATION
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TE�a�,CE EX�Er�• J / � � PUSLIC SAFETY
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') CERTiFiCATION (Piease Read Instruction'F'). RECREATION
The n��vs medie have been advised that a complete cepy CUITUR"c _
of this report hss been pubiished in a local n�wspaper of ganerai ZOO7HER(Specifyl
circu!at�on. I have records documen[ing the contents of this report Ub� 1 C ti�ork �
nd t� �y are open for pubiic and n2ws media scrutiny.
Additiona!iy. 1 certify that I am the chief executive ofiicer 21OTHERISpecifyl �
nd, w+th resoec[ to the entitlement funds reported h�reon, I
certify that they have r.ot been us�d in violation of either the
, prionty expendi:ure requirement (Section 103) or the matching 22 UTHER(Specilyl �
unds proh�bition (S�ction 104) of th� Act.
Ol TftUST FUND R"cPORT 23
— TOTALACTUAL �
CAFiTAI EXPENDI-
TUP.ES
74,9?_9.00
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93,301.00
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Revenue Sharing Funds Received 169 ,675. �0 I /�
0 7hru June 30. 1973 . . . . . . . � _ ��
G hiterest Earned . . . . . . . . . . . . S � �V�U• �� SIGNAT RE OF CNIEF FXECUTIVE OFFICER l�
� 7otal FundsAva�tabie........ $ 173,353.37 P�tarvin C. Brunsell , Asst. City Mgr./Fin. Dir.
c ' NAP.tE P. 71TLE � PLEASE FRINT
� Amount Erpended . . . . . . . . . . $ 93 �301. 21 • .
� 1C / Sun Newspa ers Fridl�y�cLiti.o�) Sep_t_ 1?�_ 1_g7�_
�O 83�arGe $ 80�0��• "U NAME OF NE�NSPAPER DATE PliBLISFlED
7HJS REPORT TO u� RFTURNED TO 7H� D£PT. D� 7HE TREASURY
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STREET DEPARTMENT
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MONTHLY REPORT - JULY 1973
HOURS
1. Patchirig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
' � 2. Shop (Administration) . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 7742
3. Signals 25
4. Signs, Barricades and Crossings . . . . . . . . . . . . 23'�
WATER -DEPARTMENT
' 1. Administration & General - Water . : : : : : : : : : : : 2
2. Fi.nal Meter Readings & Shut-offs . 16
3. Power an.d Pumping - General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254
' 4. Power &�Pumping - Pumphouse Grounds Maintenance. :::: 7�
5. Purification - Building & Grounds Maintenance 10'�
6. Purification - Water - General . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
' 7. Transmission & Distribution - General . . . . . . . . . 866�
8. Transmission & Distribution - Water Hydrants & Valves -
Inspections and Repairs . 4
, 9. Transmission & Distribution - Water Meter Inspections. .
and Repairs 2'�
10. Water Accounting, Collecting & Meter Readings ..... 24'�
11. Water - Call Back Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
1. Administratio�. and General - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2. Power and Pumping - Sewer , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
3. Transmission & Distribution.- Normal Maintenance .... 511'�
STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT
1. � Catch Basin & Storm Sewer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . .
MISCELLANEOUS
E:3
1. Liquor - Overhead ��3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
2. Oak Glen Creek Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3. P. W. Program - Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547'�
4. Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5. Street Project St. 1973-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
6. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
7. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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FI.RE DEPARTM�AI'I` R£PORq' FOit JUL,Y 1973
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Fire alarms January through July 1973 ..... 228
' E-'ire alarms January through July 1972 ..... 208
Increase in alarms this year through July 20
, Fire alarms for July 1973 ...., 37
' ' Fire alarms for July 1972 ..... 31
Increase in alarms for July 1973 .. . (i
' ALARMS
'Autos $ Trucks
Gas Spills
Houses
'Commercial
Industrial
lst Aid F, Rescue
Grass, Brush � Trash
'Faulty Alarms
False Alarms
Honest Mistakes
,Fire Out
Stoves
Lightning
Private.Garage
' Misc.
Smoke Odor
Total Alarms
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� TYPES OF ALARMS
General Alarms .... 25 Average response .... 15.52
Company Alarms .... 3 Avexage response .... 10.33
Still Alarms .... 9 Average response .... 3.33
Total .... 37 '
The average response on General Alarms is down due to
vacations, retirement and one member having moved out of
the city, and one with a medical disability. We will be
interviewing applicants for the volunteer side of the
department in the near future. Plan to add five men to the
force. •
Three training sessions were held this month with an average
attendance of 21.33.
The xegular business meeting of the department was held
J'une 28tfi with 25 members in attendance.
Fire losses for the month amounted to approximately $56,000.00. The fire at Industrial
Spray Paint Co. accounted for most of the loss. The loss on that fire amounted to approximatel
$47,000.00. Tcjrro private.garages accounted for $6,900.00 of the loss, and $1,775.00 from
automobile fires. We called Columbia Heights 'Fire Department for Mutual Aid , on the
Industrial Spray Paint Co. fire.
No fires in the Village of Hi].ltop this month.
The new ladder truck was returned to the factory, to have one o.f the hydraulic pumps replaced,
and to have some of the valves adjusted. The ladder truck is expected to be placed in
service about the middle of August. It is necessary for the personel to be properly trained,
before using this equipment at a fire. •
The fire fighting equipment is all in first class condition. The large fire siren that is
mounted on top of the hose tower, will have to taken down for repairs. It is very heavy and
it will probably be necessary to have a crane brought in to take it down.
MEETTNGS ATTENDED:
Metro Paid �i.re Chiefs
North Suburban Mutual Aid
2 Staff Meetings
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Respectfully submitted,
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Robert S. Hughes, ief
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Summary of Activities
FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU
July 1973
This Month
This Month Last Year Total
Buildings Inspected . 31 � 24 180
Re-Inspections 2 , 4 110
Inspections other than 25 3 105
Buildings
Burning Permits Requested 3 4 9
By Inspector 0 0 0
tsy Others 0 0 0.
Special Permits ' 0 1 5
Occupancy Permits 0 0 � 0
Total 58 33 400
Orders Issued 17 0 109
Orders Completed 2 6 92
Illegal Equipment 0 0 0
Written Warnings 17 4 115
Verbal Warnings 16 14 106
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Complaints 1 4 12
Fire Investigations 4 1 11
Extra Activities
Pians & Checks on new construction •
Supervision on remodeling of EUC
Meeting with State & Federal otficers on EOC construction
Traveling to Quebec with aerial truck for further instruction and corrections
to bring truck up to specifications
Budget for 1974
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r Summary of Fire Alarms
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�Residential
Non-Residential
' Commercial
Industrial
' Grass & Brush
, lst Aid & Rescue "
Auto & Truck
' False
Honest Mistake
' Miscellaneous
Storag2
' Mutuai Aid
, Hilltop
Total
' Response
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, Death & Injuries
Firemen
' Civilians
Losses tor month ot July;
' Losses to Date
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FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU
July 1973
This Month
This Month Last Year Total
4 4 23
4 2 g
0 ' 3 3
1 0 11
9 2 31
. 2 2 14 �
5 7 37
1 0 3
3 6 28 '
7 4 51
1 1 4
0 0 3
' 0 0 6
37 31 2U2
37 Alarms 449 men
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25 General Alarms 388 men 15.52/men call
9 Still Alarms 30 men 3.33/men call
3 Company Alarms 31 men 10.3+/men call
In�uries Deaths Totalfor Year
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Buildings Contents Autos & Trucks Other
$10,200.00 �35,700.Ou $1,775.Ou $53,000
$44,581.44 41,868.00 $8,700.00 $53,,OOu
Zailroad 2,600.00
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