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PATRICIA ELLIS
COUNCIL SECRETARY
PUBLIC HEARING MEETING
SEPTEMBER 17, 1973
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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL - PUBLIC HEARING MEETING - SEPTEMBER 17, 1973
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Given
ROLL CAL�.: All present
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
7:35
Additi�ns: Communication from National League of Cities.
' New Business, # 8, Bringing Robert Schroer rezoning
request back from table.
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Adopted as amended
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VISITORS: �
PROGRESS REPORT ON LOGIS BY TED WILLARD - Mr� Wi7lard summarized
completed operations and listed plans for future undertakings.
MR. JOHN DOYLE - Request for continuing his reguest until a later
meeting. The Counci7 inc�icated the item would be reviewed by
the Pl�.nning Commission and then braught before the Council for
consideration. Will be on Council agenda October 15, 1973.
L MR. EDWARD FTTZPATRTCK - Request for Council to make a forma�
request to the Metropolitan Airport Commission for a certain
parcal of land to be used by Fridley for constructinn of a
, go1f course. Staff instructed to prepare communications to
Blaine and M. A. C. for this request and place on Council agenda.
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SECTION T
PllBLIC HEARINGS:
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSME{VT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND
STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 103: 1-1B
Public Hearing opened at 8:47 p.m. No objections. CloSed
I�. , at 9:03 p.m. ;
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PUBLIC HEARING MEETING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1973
SECTION_I: PUBLIC HEARINGS CON7INUED:
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND
STORM SEWER TMPROVEMENT PROJEC7 N0. 112:
Public Hearing opened at 8:09. No objections to assessment.
Public Nearing closed at 9:78 p,m.
PUSLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT P. S. #73-06, NARRIS LAkE
' ESTATES, BY DAVID HARRIS, GENERALLY LOCA7ED SOUTH OF
MISSISSIPPI STREET, EAS7 OF ARTHUR STREET, WEST 0� EAST
CITY LIMITS AND NOR7H OF RICE CREEK ROAD
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Public Hearing opened at 9:19 p.m. Mr. Harris agreed
with the stip�lations and indicated some of the points
have been taken care of. Question by area property owners
concerning Qbtaining additional right pf way for Arthur
Street �rom Mississippi to Rice Creek Road. Mr. Harris
has indicated in the proposed plat that he is dedicating
the necessary right of way. Mr. Olson requested there--..
be a res9dence between h�s home and the proposed park.
Area people questioned the price of dredging which would
be divided within ihe district w7th Mr. Harris being the
only one benefited. Pub7ic Hearing clnsed at 10;36.
To be on Council agenda for action September 24, 1973.
PUBLTC NEA�TNG ON FINAL PLAT P. S. #73-07, I�NSBRUCK
' NOR7H TOWNHOUSE 3RD ADDITTON, BY DAR�EL A. FARR DEVELOPMENT
CORP., BEING A REPLAT OF OUTLOT H, TNNSBRUCK NORTH ADDITION:
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Public Hearing opened at 10:37 p.m. A representative
of Darrel A. Farr Development Corp. was present and
said one build�ng had been removed from the plan to
decrease the density. Public hearing closed at 10:40
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PUBLIC HERRING ON REZONTNG REQUEST Z�A #72-09, CENTRAL�
AUTO PARTS; TO REZONE LOT ]0, BLOCK 1, CENTRAL UIEW MANOR,
FROM C-2S TO M-1, TO MAKE ZONING CONSISTAN7 WTTH PROPERTY
LINES (1201 732 AVENUE N. E.)
Public Heari'ng opened at 10:41 p.m. Three stipulations
agreed upon. Public Hearing closed at 10:43 p.m.
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PUBLIC HEARING MEETING, SEP7EMBER 17, 1973
SECTION I: PUBLIC HEARINGS CONTINUED:
PUBLIC HEARING ON 1974 BUDGET:
Public Hearing opened at 1i:05 p.m. Discussion on
workshop meeting on budget at 7:3Q, September 18, 1973
Public Hearing continued at 11:10 p.m.
SEC7ION II:
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OLD BUSINESS:
CONSIDERA7ION OF FIRS7 READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGtJLATING THE
PARKING OF CERTAIN COMMERCIAL VEHICLES UPON 7HE PUBLIC S7aEETS
IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF, AMENDING CHAPTER 506 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY
CQDE (TABLED SEPTEMBER 1Q, 1973) �_�q
Councilman Utter suggested the ordinance be amended' to
state limitation be 10,000 pounds instead of 12,000 pounds.
Consideration tabled until next meet7ng of the Council.
SECTION TII:
, NEW BUSINESS:
SETTING A PUBLIC HEARTNG FOR NOVEMBER 12s 1973, FOR fiH�
' FLOOD PLAIN
Public Hearing set for November 12, 1973
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CONSIDERATION QF A RESOLUTION FOR CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT
FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT N0. 103
Resolution #i23-1973 adopted. �
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTIOPJ CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR
SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER TP�PROVEMENT
PROJECT N0. 112
Resolution #124-1973 adopted.
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PUBLIC HERRING MEE7ING OF SEPTEMBER 17, 1g73
SECTTON III: NEW BUSINESS CON7INUED;
CONSIDERAiION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF
TEMPORARY IMPRQVEMENT BONDS TN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF
1957, CHAPTER 385, (SAPdITARY SEWER, WA7ER AND STORM
SEWER IMPROVEMEN7 PROJECT N0. 112)
Resolution #125-1973 adopted.
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLU7TON DIRECTTNG TME SALE AND
PURCNASE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN ACCDRDANCE
WITN LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385 (SANTTARY SEWER, WATER
AND S70RM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 112)
Resolution #126-]973 adopted,
ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNAiIpN; RAYMOND R�NNER, HUMAN
R�LATIONS COMMITTEE
Resignation of Mr. Renner acepted.
Mrs. Ina Prieditis, 6031 Benjamin St, N, E,, 788-7230
appoin�ed to complete the term of Mr. Renner.
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REC�IVING TNE MINUTES OF THE BOARD 0� APPEALS M£E7ING
OF S�P7EM$ER 71, ig73
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1. Request for variance of front yard set back by
Mr. Merlin Brunkow, 560 Ironton Street N. E.
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Council indicated they would concur with the
decision of the Board of Appeals at a previous
meeting of the Council. Approval indicated by
Board.
2. Reque�t for variance of front yard set back by
Mr. Donald Babinski, Bryant-Franklin Corp.
Tabled until applicant complies with other stipu7ations.
PUBLIC HEARING MEE7ING OF SEP7EMBER 17, 1973
SECTION III: NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED:
BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES CONTINUED
3. Request for variance of side yard set back by Mr. Bernard
Wedgewood, 5871 �dest Moore Lake Drive N. E.
Council concurred with the recommendation of the Board
and approved with their stipulation.
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4. Request for variance to increase the front yard set
back by Mr. Richard Kleinow of Richard Miller Homes.
Councii concurred with the recommendation of the Board
and approved the variance.
Minutes Received.
REMOVING iNE REZONING REQUEST BY ROBER7 SCHROER FROM TABLE
The request was removed from table and directed ta the Pianning Commission.
SECTION IV:
COMMUNICA7IONS:
GOVENOR ANDERSON: CAMD�N BRIDGE
Received.
COPY OF LETTER FROM JAMES GREELEY TO F. C. C.:
FRIDLEY CATV AMENDMEN?S
Received.
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES: APPOINTMENT OF COUNCILMAN
BREIDER TO COMMITTEE
Received.
MR. RICHARD HARRIS - REQUEST FOR ACTTON ON SILTING
OF DITCN �ROM SPRING LAKE PARK
Public Hearing on improvement of area to be September 24, 1973
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PUBLIC NEA�TNG MEETTNG OF SEPTEMBER 17, 1973 PAGE 6
QUESTTON BY COUNCILMAN NEE ON SURVEYING LOCKE LAKE 70 EXTEND
PaOPERTY INTO LAKE WITH COOPERA7ION OF COUN7Y
7o be on agenda September 24, 1973
AbJOURN: 11:41 p.m.
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THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL, SEPT. 17, 1973
The Public Hearing meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at
7:35 p,rn., Sepiember T7, 1973, by PQayor Liebl.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Liebl led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEh46ERS PRESENT: Nee, Breider, Starwalt, Liebl, Utter
MEh9BERS ABSENT: None.
ADOPTION OF AGE�DA:
Mayor Liebl said he would like to add a co�nmunication fram t�e Na"tional League
of Cities concerni�ng the appointment af Cour,cilman Breider to the Publ9c Safety
Committee. `
Councilman Breider said he tvould like to add an item uncler hew Business,
bringing back from table the rezoning request by I�ir. Robert Schroer concerning
the property north of 79th Avenue N. E.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the ag�nda as amended. Seconded by
Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, al�l voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimc,usly.
VISITORS:
PROGRESS REPORT ON LOGIS BY TED 4lILLARD:
Mr. Willard addressed the Council and presented a brief summary of the
LOGIS program and an explanation of the title to the Council and audience.
Mr. Willard said Fridley had contributed �26,000 to the program and this
community was one of 70 men�liers. fridley had been choosen to act as the
Pilot City for the program six months ago. He said the reason for this
choice was mainly because of the knowledge of the City P�anager and the
smooth running administration in Fi°idley. Ne added, some member communities
are not fortunate enough to have such an administration.
Mr. Willard explained the cost targets have been met and he would appraise
the program as an unqua]ified success. Ne added, the system and the City
of Fridley were fortunate to be able•to create the test system before
entering into a contr•act. He said the cooper•ation of the �ridiey staff has
been a major determinate in the success of this venture.
Mayor Liebl commented he understood that the work was right on schedule and
' the program is progressing just as it was anticipated. Mr. Willard agreed
and said the system has accomplished sor�iething that has never been done in the
past by any other group.
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Mr. Richard Narris, 6200 Riverview Terrace P!. E., asked.if there was a
determined amount tfiat the system had saved the City of Fridley. Mr. Willard
explained the amount put into the system by Fridley 4vas at this point an out
of pocket expense and has been matched by the other communities involved
and also the t�etropolitan Council. He thought at Lhis time, it would not
be possible to calculate the savings. He added, the system has r�ade it-possible
to provide much more accounting background and pr�ovide data for services
and cost studies. He said in time the use of the computer would stablize the
cost and make it possible to acquire more information.
Mr. Harris asked if the City feels they are not getting the benefit of the
system, are they tied to it? Mr. Willard pointed out any member may withdraw
from the group at any time. He said there will be no decisions made until the
facts are obtained.
Mayor Liebl thanked t�ir. Willard for his presentation.
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PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEI�IBER 17, 1973
MR. JOHN DOYLE; MR. JEFF CARS�N, ATTORNEY FOR MR. DOYLE:
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Mr. Carson, Attorney for Mr. Doyle, addressed the Council and asked if the
item concerning Mr. Doyle would be on the agenda that evening. He said
he would like it scheduled for November 3, 1973 if possible. He believed
the matter �vould have to be reviewed by the Planning Commission before the
Council reviewed it.
Mayor Liebl said the members of the Council had received a report from
the Acting City P1anager on the matter, but there was no mention of the
matter on the agenda.
Mr. Doyle asked which meeting this item would be considered at. Councilman
Utter thought this ��:ould be done at the October 15, 1973 meeting and would
be late in the rnonth because of the legal holiday. Mayor Liebl advised P�1r.
Doyle's Attorney to get in touch with the City Attorney and try and work
out something that would be agreeabTe.
MR. EDWARD FITZFATRICK: 5273 HORIZON DRIVE:
Mr. Fitzpatrick addressed.the Council and said he was speaking for himself
and on behalf of some citizens of the City of Fridley and would like to
request the City to make a formal request tn the Metropalitan Airport
Commission for the use of Janes field for a Fridley golf course. He said
if this is done, the portion of th�e property should be specific to enab7e
the M.A.C. to respond i:o the request.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said he �,�as concerned if there would be no feasible way
to develop a nature center at this time, he �aould like the site of North
Park to be preserved for future generations in its present form. Mr.
Fitzpatrick said he would like the recainmendations in the arauer Report to
be investigated, and one of the recoinmendations was ia determine the possible
use of Janes Field as a site for a Fridley gnlf course.
Councilman Nee said he had read the report and thought there was a possibility
of talking to 6laine about the recommendation. He explained this had been
avoided because of a political problem, but thi� problem no longer exists.
He thought a majority of the elected officials in Blaine would favor such
an idea.
Councilman Utter recalled the City of Fridley had already eontacted Blaine
and they said they ti,�ere open to the idea of th� golf course in Blaine. He
added, they could not give the City of Fridley an okay, the City of Fridley
would have to go to P1.A.C.
Councilman Nee questioned if this would take a formal request, with the
request being submitted to both bodies.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said if the same information is submitted to both places,
the City of Fri�dley would be in good faith with Blaine. Councilman Utter
asked if it would be possible to make an applica tion to the Metropolitan
Airport Commission with an attachment and capy to the City of Biaine for
their remarks. He added, the entire applica�ion and the remarks of the
City of Blaine could be submitted to �h.A.C. Councilman Utter said the
report's recommendations had listed this possibility, and he did not
see what harm a request could do.
Mayor Liebl asked if it would possible to draw up such communications and
submit them for review as regular agenda items at the next meeting of
the C�wicil. He thought this could be best taken care of if it were
placed on the agenda for the next meeting of the Council. He emphasized
the point that some elements of the community may be discouraged if the
matter ���ere taken care of when it did not appear on the agenda. Ne stressed
the importance of considering the matter in a way that avould not be
discourteous to a neighboring community. f�layor Liebl continued saying the
matter should be worked on by the staff and not handled during the visitors
section of the meeting and at the spur of the moment.
MOTION by Councilman Nee to instruct the staff to prepare an application
to the Metropolitan Airport Commission inquiriny about the possibility�
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, feasibility and terms,they would a7]ow the C�ty of Fridley to construct
a golf course on the Janes Field site on the High�r�ay or site described
as number one, and that the cor��munications and application would also
be directed to the City of Blaine, and that the communications be c�nsidered
' at ihe next meeting of the Council. Seconded by Counci]man Starwalt.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS:
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSPdENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER, ANO STORf+I SEWER
IP1PP.OUEt�'iEiVT PROJ�CT N0. 1U3:
' MOTION by Councilman Nee to �aaive the reading of the Public Hearing notice
and open the Public Nearirog. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting ayey f•1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried and the
Public Hearing on Assessme�t for Sanitary Sewer, lti'ater, and Storm Sewer
' Improvement Project Ido. 103 opened at 8:47 p.m. —
The C9ty Engii�eer exp]aineci this area included the Innsbruck North area
and would involve the residential area, townhouses and apartment areas.
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The City Engineer recalled the developer had requested the area be assessed
for the improvements by unit rather than Uy frontage to enable him to
determ9ne the amo;ant for eac'n prnperty and include it in the purchase price
of the residence. He said the amount fer each residence for water laterals
would be $1,049.99 and the cost of the water service would be $290.23.
The City Engineer continued saying the price of the sewer laterals and the
sewer service had been combined and this was $1,018.39 per° lot. He explained
the addition of the three figures a�ould give the amount of the total assessment
for the residential properties. The City Engineer said the assessments were
pending, and t;he amount to be paid by the home owner v,�ould depend on the
individual's agree�ment with the deve]oper. Mayor Liebl said this information
would be found in the purchase agreement, and may be included in the overall
price of the home. -
A resident of the area asked if there would be any more assessments in the
future. The City Engineer advised the resident there had been an assessment
of $2,821.81 for the street improvemeht and had been brought to the CouncTl
for a Public Hearing the previous week. The resident asked if this
combination would comprise the totai assessmer�t. The City Engineer explained
that there would be a storm sewer assessment a��d this would be taken care
of later in the meeting.
7he City Engineer continued his explanation of the assessments of the
area and said the R-3 units which include the townhouses and the apartments
were also handled on a per unit basis.
Councilman Utter pointed out the sewer service for the townhouses would
be $101.47 per townhouse unit and this had been done at the request of the
developer.
1 The City Engineer said it vtould be difficult to compare the service obtained
and used by the residential properties and the muitiple units. Mr. Mervin
Herrmann, Assessor, said the toti�rnhouses would be paying $45.86 per unit for the
� water lateral and the apar^tments would he paying •�14,002.28 per building for
' the sewer lateral. P�1r. Nerrmann continued saying the oversizing of the
pipe was being assessed to the multiple units and not to the residential
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The City Engineer went on to explain the rate of assessment for the storm
sewer assessments. Ne said the first area would be �,3.82 per 100 square
feet and the area in the second section wouid be $1.69 per 100 square feet.
He said there was work done down stream by the deve]oper and this is the
reason for the lower rate in the second section.
Councilman Nee questioned the installation of the improvements on Arthur
Street and said he did not believe there had been a petition for the
improvement in this area. Mayor Liebl asked the City Engineer if this
improvement was necessary. The City Engineer explained if the area is
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developed, the facilities must be provided and there had been no serious
objections to the development of Arthur Street. Councilman Nee said he
was refei°ring to the price paid by Grace Nigh School, and he could not
see the benefit. The City Engineer assured Gounciln�an Nee that Grace
had been notified and had not expressed any objections. He referred to
the area west of P1atterhorn and said if there is to be development of the
area, the improvements will be needed.
Councilman Utter referred to an area included in the district and asked
if those four people had been notified. The City Enqineer said yes, and
the price for this area would be $12.64 for v,�ater per foot and �8.29 for the
sewer late�°al for a foot. Councilman Utter asked if there was to be
assessment for storm sevrer at this time. The City Engineer said there
was not. Councilman Utter asked about the street improvement assessments.
The City Engineer said the price ��as provided to the people. He said this
would be somewhere in the area of $12.00.
MOTION by Counci7man Starwalt to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by
Councilman Uti:er. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 9:08 p.m.
PUBLIC hEARIPJG ON ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND STORM SEWER
IMPftOVEME{�T PRO�tCT N0. 112:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to tvaive the.reading of the Public Hearing
notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, �tayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 9:09 p.m.
The City Engineer pointed out that this assessnlent would be for the
water, sanitary se��Jer and storm sea�er improvements in the Innsbruck
North 2nd Addition area. He said the assessments vrere to be taken care
of oil a per lot basis and the v�ater S�tould be $1,055.80 per lot, the
sanitary sewer and service would be $932.67 per lot and the storm sewer
$1.62 per 100 square feet. Ne explained this�was the second part of the
Innsbruck North development and the work has been completed.
A resident of the area asked what amount of front footage was considered
to be a lot. Mr. Herrmann said in this area, the 7ots are relatively uniform
in size and were not figured on a per front foot basis at the request of the
developer. The Finance Director, Marvin Brunsell, added this figure was
used for each of the platted lots in the area. The resident pointed out
that his lot was substantially larger than those in this area and he was
being assessed more than the listed amount, P1r. Herrmann said the lots
in the Innsbruck area are relatively the same in size. He added, in the
area outside of Innsbruck, the regular proceedure of assessing for front
foot would be done. The Finance Director agreed stating the lots outside
the Innsbruck development could not be compared to those included because
of the greatly varing sizes of the lots.
Mayor Liebl asked if there were any questions on the assessments.
MOTION by Councilman Nee to close the Public Nearing. Seconded by Councilman
Star�valt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl�declared the
motion carried.unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 9:18 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING ON fINAL PLAT P. 5. #73-06, HARRIS LAKE ESTATES, BY DAVID
HARRIS, GENEfzALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF f�1I'SSISSIPPI STREET, EAS7 OF ARTHUR
STFcET, WEST OF EAST CITY LIP•1ITS {�ND N�R7H OF RICE CREEK ROAD:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing
notice and open the PubTic Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 9:19 p.m.
The City Engineer pointed out the area of the final plat on the map
on the easel. He explained with the exception of a few lots, the area
encompaged was south of Mississippi St., east of Arthur St., west of the
east City limits and north of Rice Creek Road. The City Engineer said
there would be 73 lots in the proposed plat.
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He advised tne Council that the Planning Commission had reviev�ed the plan
' and recommended the plat be approved �•lith certair� cons�derations. He said
a copy of the minutes of the Planning Comm�ssion had been provided in the
agenda.
' Mayor Liebl asked if there were any zoning requirements or requests and the
City Engineer said the area is R-1 at the present time and the developer
would develop it as an R-1 area.
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Mayor Liebl stated the legal and zoning requirements were proper. He
asked Mr. Harris if he would agree to the seven s�ipulations. Fle referred
to the first stipulation as recommended by the Planning Com�nission stating
the drainage and storm sewers be determined before development of the area.
The City Engineer recalled that in 1971 when the Briardale property was
considered by the Council, there was no drainage system in this area, and
no substantial drainage system has been provided in this area. Ne continued
by saying in February of 1972 the Counci7 stipulated that the development
of the area in regard to storm sewer systems would be done on a piece meal
basis and t��ouid iit into the overall plan o{ the area. 7he City Engineer
explained the applicant has provided for a ponding area in the plat as
planned by the City, and this would be a step in the right direction.
The City Engineer said according to tlie policy of the Rice Creek Water Shed
District, ponding of storm sewer ��ater should be encour•aged instead of
creat�ing direct pipe drainaye to Rice Creek. He added, this is the policy
of the Council had established when allowing the development of the Bt°iarda]e
area. He added, money has been escro���ed for each resident�ial lot b2ing
developed to pay for the storm sewer project in this area.
Mayor Liebl asked how many of the lots in the plat would be buiidable.
The City Engineer said there are 73 lots and all of the lots vdould be
buildable. Mayor Liebl questioned the amount of area contained in the
ponding area ard the City Engineer said there would be a total of 10 acres
involved in the ponding area including that area which is vaithin the limits
of New Qrighton and adjacent to the property. Mayor Liebl asked if the
developrnent would be an attractive ponding area or would the water become
staanant in time. He added, he would not warit any problems with the 4A�ater
turning bad. The City Engineer assured the Council that the development
could be done without the creation of any stagnant body of water.
Mayor Liebl asked whai was meant by underground utilities, wou7d this
mean there would be no power poles in the area? The City Eng-ineer said
yes, there would be no telephone and electric poles in the plat. Mayor
Liebl said this is a more expensive method of development.
' Mr. David Harris addressed the Council and asked if he would be allowed
to explain the development of the property to the Council. Efe added, this
may answer some of the Council's questions. Mr. Harris explained in order
to plat the proposed plan, he had to negotiate for the purchase of i3
parce]s of property and he is the fee•owner of some and contract purchaser
' of others. The parcels not included in the plat ���ere pointed out by f�fr.
Harris on the map. Ne said the p]at ���ould include 34 of the 39 acres of
the area. He mentioned there had been stipulations recominended by the
Planning Commission and so;ne of them had been satisfied already. One of the
' requirements he had n��et was paying the ass�ssments for the properties on
Rice Creek Road and Niississippi Street, this was a total of 13 lots. Those
that remain to be paid will be paid at closing, he added. P4r. Harris said
he had also ayreed to provide property for park purposes.
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Mr. Harris explained the density of the development to be low and he is
planning a little over two lots per acre, and a�l of the lots exceed the
minimum requirements.
Councilman Nee asked if there would be another�problem with the ownership
of the property to the pond as there is in Locke Lake. h1r. Harris said
the ponding area is going to be owned by the City of Fridiey, and the City
presently has an agreement for the deed to the land. He said the lots
would front to the hiyh water level of the lake. t�1r. Harris said he would
not favor creating public access to the lake along the shoreline of the
�ake as he believed this would devalue the people's property. He said
tfiere wi11 be access to the 7ake for the public and there will be a park
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Councilman Nee questioned the proposed Lots 15 and 16 and their placement.
He stressed, lie would not like to see the same problems as there are in Locke
Lake. h1r. Harris said the dredging ��rould be done three feet be7ow the water
table to get rejuvenation of the ��ater and there would be no stagnant water.
Mr. Harris said the plat would provide easeinents from all d?rections into
the property, including t�1cKinley and Anoka Streets. Mr, Harris said there is
also a pondiny area east of the limits in the Nea� arighton area.
Councilman PJee asked when the outfall would be provided. Nr. Harris said
there will be an outfall to hioore Lake, but there would be more capacity
in the ponding area after the development of the pond. Ne said he did not
think the development ��rould create the need fo�° more storm sewer development
in the area.
Councilman Utter said there is park property provided next to Mississippi
Street and i�ir. Harris would dedicate 5% of the properi:y for parks. He said
he be7ieved this to be about one and three-qua�°te�°s acres of property.
Ne added, this would piro vide a park that the people north of Mississippi
Street could also use.
Mr. Harris said the land is low and there aJOUId have to be some filling
of the area. He indicated he would provide a flat sut�face, which is most
suited to park purposes.
A question was raised by Councilman Starlaalt cancerning the outfall. The
City Engineer referred to the ditch on the map and said this would be used.
He explained this would be on a temporary basis, but there ��,ould be a
controlled outfall, and inost of the time there should be no outfall water.
The City Engineer stated in the case there should be a heavy runoff, the
water a�ould be directed to Moore Lake. He continued, if the area west
of Arthur Street is to be developed, there will have to be improvements ta
the drainage system.
Councilman Starwalt asked if the outfall would be underc�round and the City
Engineer said no, it would be as it is at the present time. Councilman
Star�-�alt said they are talking about the ditch at this time. �
Mayor Liebl asked Mr. Harris if he agreed with the stipulations of the
Planning Cominission and questioned point number three, the dedication of
land to the City for park purposes. He asked if this would be 5% of the
land and if this included the proposed exchange of proper�y.
Mr. Harris said he had obtained the cooperation of the City Engineer
in this point and had asked for the exchange of property so that the lots
which are to be used for park would not directly abut the Olson property.
He reinterated Mr. Olson had indicated to him that he did not want park
property right next to his home, Mr. Harris stated he would like the
City to exchange a parcel of property with him to make this possible.
Mr. Olson said he would like the construction of a house between himself
and the park. P1r. Harris explained he would like approval of the request
because he felt he could not tell a man one thing and do something else.
The City Engineer said there are some parceis on Fridley Street that are
low lots. He added, one lot could be swapped, and this would make a nice
size park in this.area. Mr. Harris said an area of 200 by 300 would allow
for the installation of a facility ta accomodate a baseball field in the
summer months and a hockey rink in the winter months. Fle pointed out
that on the smaller area play ground aparatus could be installed.
Mr. Roy De�4ar•s, 1442 Mississippi Street N. E„ said he resides by this
proposed piece of park property and it is under water. He asked who
would be responsible for filling the property. Mr. Harris said the dredgirg
of the area Hvuld bring the level up to grade. Mr. DeMars indicated he
had lived in the area for 27 years and he asked if tiie City of Fridley would be
draining Ramsey County in this area. Mr. Harris said Ramsey County has
a pipe and drains into the area a� the present time. He added, i:he plat
would create one pond in the area. Mr. DeMars said most of the area is low
and under water to the County tine. Mr. Harris said there would be no �
homes in the back of the Olson proper�y, they would all be in Anoka County.
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' The City Engineer repeated the total area of the pond would be ten acres
which t�rould be the combination of the Fridley and New Brighton ponding
areas. He stated the �ortion of the pond in Fridley would be eight and
a half acres.
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the overall permanent systern of the future. P�Ir. DeMars said the 4later
Shed District does not want the a:ater to be directed into ftice Creek,
He said there is only a technical drain there unless there would be a
flood in the area. Mr. DeM�ars said he had been told if the City wanted
the land for drainage, they would condemn it, and direct ihe flow to
Moore Lake.
' Mayor Lieb} be7ieved the creation of the Fridley ponding area and the
ponding area of New Briyhton �•�ould tal;e care of the overflo4v of the area.
��layor Liebi said they had been assured by the City Engineer that the area
would be neat and clean. P1ayor Liebl inquired if there would be any other
' alternatives in the direction of the water for an outf)otiti�. The Gity Engineer
advised him the only other alternative wauld be directing th� water into
Rice Creek. He explained according to the proposed solution of the storm
sewer improvements of the area in 1961, the vdater ���ould be directed there
' eventually. The City Fngineer said in the spring af the year the runoff
water flows through the ditch becau;e of the terrain, but if the area is
developed to.a greate�° extent, the City may have to drain into Rice Creek.
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Mayor Liebl asked if a porti�n of the plan would be changed because of the
ponding area, ard would this eliminat;e the need for additional ���ater being
directed into Rice Creek? He also questic�ned if �:he system as it is proposed
would change the flow of the vlater firom the pattern it is follo�ti�ing at the
present time. The City Engineer said if the ponding area was not being
creaied within the proposed plat> the C-ity would have to acquire a larger
parcel of property for ponding. He added, the City would still have to
provide a sysiem for the Briardaie area. He said this plan wou]d be to
try to hold the wa�:er instaad of sending it to Rice Creek in one big storm
sewer, and following this procedure is encouraged by the Rice Creek Water
Shed District.
The City Engineer stated the ponding area would hold the water in most
cases so it would not have to be directed to Rice Creek or P1oore Lake.
Mayor Liebl asked the City Engineer if this plan vaould fit into the overall
plan for the storm sewer of this area, The City Engineer said this ulould fit
into the ovei°al] established plan for the area. Mayor Liebl said this would
not h�nder the overall plan and would help the 6riardale area. The City
Engineer repeated, yes, this would he7p the overall plan of the area.
Mayor Liebl expressed coi�cern about point numbet° seven of the recommended
stipulations from the Planning Commission. Ne asked if the developer had
negotiated ponding area ��dhich is not in the plat. He asked if this vfou7d
be approved in Fridley and not in New Bi°ighton.
Mr. Harris said this requirement had already been met. He added, he would
not be able to do anything in the City of fdew arighton, but he had tal:en
care of his obliyation within the City of Fridley. He explained the reason
for the stipulation stating on the original plat soine properties appeared
that had not been acquired, but this has been done at the present time.
' Mr. Hjalmer Anderson, 1491 Rice Creek Road N. E., asked if the plat is
approved, would Flrthur Street be continued from 64th Avenue to Rice Creek
Road. He thought there would be no reason to put a road in this area. The
City Engineer pointed out that the road is platted and would eventually
go through ihe area. Mr. Anderson said he did not believe there would be
' any benefit to P�r. Neuman or himself and their property would abut the
road»ay .
Councilman Starwalt referred to point number four of the listed stipulations
' which dealt with the planting of trees on each of the lots. He asked if
perhaps the developer would agree to increase this number on the corner iots
and possibly some otl�er lots that seem to shova the need.
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P1r. Harris explained the reason for the agreement on the planting of trees
to be that same trees will be lost in the area through the creation of the
ponding area, He hoped if the Council wanted taro trees on each lot they
would stipulate this exact amount, but he would like the requirements spelled
out, He said he would not want someone tellinc� him that some lots need five
trees and next lot two. Councilman Srarwalt said he would like to see more
than one tree on some lots if they t��ould seem to benefit by this addition.
Mr. Harris pointed out that some of the lots would have mature trees on them,
and some of the trees in the area �aould be removed because of the ponding.
He stressed the need fo�° some definite stipulation if this was the intention
of the Council and said this would be the only reasonable method of following
the points of ayreement.
Mr. f�arris said he tvould like to bring tn the Council's attention the fact
that the area Ueing platted had br•ought the City �550 in tax revenue the
past year and �•�as 34'2 acres of property. Mr.Hai°r;s stated the 73 lots would
allow for the construction of that many homes,all to be priced approximately
�40,000, if a house could be bui't for this amount with today's prices.
He said this would greatly increase the tax revenue of this area and he
hoped the City vaould not install an open ditch in this vicinity.
Councilman Nee asked how the City ��las going to dredge the area and the City
Engineei° said this would be consistant v�ith the po1icy.of the area and it
would be done by escrow monies for the storm se�Nter. He added, he felt the
City should be consistant in this area. Counci7man Utter said the amou�t
of escro4a for the 73 lots would be �58,000, The City Engineer said the
City would have to develop this area to provide a system for Briardale.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by
Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, P-1ayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing on,the Fina1 Piat
by Mr. David Harris closed at 10:36 p.m.
PUQLIC FIcARING ON FINAL PLAT P. S. #73-07, INNSGRUGK NORTH TOU!A�HOUSE 3RD ADDITIOP!
MOTION by Councilman Utter to waive the reading of the Pub1ic Hearing notice
and open the Fublic Hearing. Seconded by Councilntan Starwalt. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and
the Public Hearing opened at 10:37 p.m.
The City Engineer said the development had been approved and the platting
had been recommended for approval and the area had sold as residential property.
P1ayor Liebl asked how many square feet there would be in the units and Mr.
James London, Darrel A. Farr Developinent Corp., said there would be about
1,400 square feet of floor area.
Mayor Liebl asked if there ��ere any questions on the final plat and questioned
Councilman Utter if he believed this to be an improvement over the other proposal.
Councilman Utter a�reed this was a great improvement. Mr. London explained that
one building had been eliminated to increase the density.
Mayor Liebl asked if there were any questions from the Council and there
were none,
MOTION BY Councilman Starwalt to close the Public Nearing, Seconded by
Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
1:he motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing•closed at 10:40 p.m.
PU6LIC HEARING ON REZONING REQUEST ZOA ;�72-09, CENTRAL AUTO P/�R7S; TO REZONE
LOT 10, QLOCK {,_CEfJ�R�1L VIFI�: i�ipNOR, FROi�1 C-2S TO t�1-1, TO MAKE ZONING CONSIST
MOTION by Councilman Utter to waive the reading of the Public Nearing notice
and open the Public Hearing. 5econd��d by Councilman Starwalt. ,Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor LiEbl declared the motion carried unanimously and
the Public Hearing openPd at 10:41 p.m.
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Mayor Lieb1 referred to pages 5-B and 5-C of the agenda and said the Planning
Corrr�nnission had recommended approval of the request with three stipulations.
Mayor Lieb1 said the building material would be optional to the builder and
he thought the applicant ���ould have to go to Building Standards-Design Cortrol
Subconunitiee. The City Engineer pointed out the appiicant had aiready been to
the Subcom;nittee. Ne added, the request 4<ould be to rezone portions of the
property so the property t��ould be in one zone.
Mayor Liebl asked the applicant if he agreed with the stipulations. The
City �ngineer said the applicant had already expressed agreement with the
stipulations.
MOTION by Councilman Utter to clase the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman
Star���alt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously and the Public liearing closed at 10:43 p.m.
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION ON TNE FINP,C PLAT OF THE HAkRTS LAKE ESTATES:
' I�lr. Harris addressed the Council ancl asked if he could get some indication
of the Counci7's feeling on tne plat that evening so any necessary changes
would be made by himself and his ergineers. Ne said there are extensive
plans for balancing the fill of the proposed plat.
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Councilman Nee said he would q��estion the City doing the dredging of the
area. �He indicated he did not know this weuld bc done by the City until the
present meeting. Councilman Pyee thought it was a tremendous idza to get the
13 people to agree to sell the land and continue with the plan of creating
one plat, but he did question the method of dredg�ing by the City.
Mr. Harris said he had contt°acted for 50,000 square yards of fill which
was brought in from the Lurlington Northern area and he had paid for the
mov�ng of the fill. Ne added, he kne�ti� the C��ty wanted a ponding area and
he had tried to balance the amount of fill needed very carefully to the
plans of the engineers.
Counciln�an Nee asked what he is to te]1 Mr. Donovan Schultz when he asks
' if the Cit,y can dredge Locke Lake. f�ir. Harris said he believed he was paying
his portion by escrowing $800 per lot, and the oiher pe�p]e �VOUId be paying
their share of the cost. He reminded the Council if the original plan
were followed it ��rould cost 4 of a millior� dollars for the piping.
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The City Engineer said the dredging would cost �40,000 to $50,OQ0 and this
would provide a permanent pond. Councilman Nee agreed the area would be
beautiful, but vahen P1r. Dei�1ars raised ihe question on his share of the
assessinent for the �-JOrk, it had been hard to answe�°.
The City Engineer referred to the histroy of the area. When 6riardale had
been appr.oved, he had told the Council not to develop the area any further.
He added, the residents would not approve of the �mprovements because of
the cost, Ne recalied, it was difficult to get htr. Miller to agree to the
$800 per lot for escrow for the system. Ne said Svhen i;he system was developed,
the City had to plan for a complete system and this cost $700 per lot at
that time and there �vere objections to this. He said i:he only way to complete
the system was to require the escrow money and have all, development pay their
share, and there wculd be money for the system. He said this plan would be
draining another ai°ea, and he referred to the gravel pit.
Councilman P�ee stated his thoughts that the storage area would not need
dredging. .
Cauncilman areider said if the people who purchase the property are to
live next to the pond, it would not be fair to them if the pond would stink.
' He stated the Council would have an obligation to the future property owners
of the area also. Ne explained, this would be the same as the situation
in the Stonybrook area.
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The City Engineer pointed out this system would be cheaper for the entire
district and would preserve Rice Creek. He added, if the area is developed
or not, the City would have to provide the ponding area.
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Mayor Liebl said the action on the proposed plat would be taken at the
September 24, 1973, meeting of the Council.
PUBLIC HFARIPdG ON THE 1974 BUDGET:
MOTION by Councilinan Breider to open the Public Hearing and waive the
reading of the Public Hearing notice, Seconded by Councilman Utter.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P4ayor Liebl declared the motion carried
unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 11:05 p.m.
Councilman Br�.ider said he would be unabie to attend the workshop meeting
on the budget scheduled for the following evening. He said he would like
to make a comment on the portion of the budget ciealing with the tennis
couris and would ask they be put back into the budyet.
Coancilman Utter said the workshop meeting was set for 7:30, September
18, 1973 in the community room.
Councilinan Starwalt said he would like some money put into the budget for
the �orth Park area. Councilman Breider said he would not like to put
money in the budget for something when he did not know tiahat the purpose
would be, and he tvould like to let the land sit until a decision is reached.
Councilman Starwalt expressed the desire to start funding the project in
advance instead of trying to get the necessar°y funds together at the time
of develoGn�ent. Councilman 6reider said he thought it would be difficult
to allocate money without positive plans for the area. He added, at the
end of the year if the money is not used, it vaould revert back int� the
General Fund. He said this could go on for years and nothing ��,ould really
be set aside. Councilman (dee asked if the money could be put into fencing.
Councilman Breider said what if the fence is not wanted. Councilman Starwalt
said he y�ould favor a concept of saving money for something for the future.
TP�a Finance Director said it would be possible to set up a special fund for
this purpase, but this would create the necessity of creating another fund
in the budget. He repeated, a special fund coul�l be set up. Councilman
Breider asked why the City did not just ask for Federal Revenue Sharing
money for the project and not spend this money foi° any more trucks. The
Finanace Director said it would be another year before there would be
any money in the budget from Federal Revenue Sharing, the year started
July l, 1973 and would y� until July 1, 1974. .
M07ION by Councilman areider to continue the Public Hearing. Seconded by
Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
declared the motion carried unanimous7y and the Public Hearing on the
1974 budget was continued at 11:10 p.m.
CONSIDERATIOfJ OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PARKING OF
TS
Councilman Utter said he would like to change the limitation on weight
in the proposed ordinance from 12,000 to 10,000 pounds.
Councilma�t Starwalt said this would exclude vehicles like house trailer
tractors. He asked if any other vehicles would be excluded. Councili��an
Utter said this would not effect the 3/4 ton pick ups and would not effect
anyone parking a vehicle on private property.
Councilman Nee said he agreed with the amendment to the ordinance.
Mr. Richard liarris asked if this would involve any recreational vehicles.
Councilman Breider said this would exclude any recreational vehicles. Mayor
Liebl agreed and said it would only apply to commercial vehicles.
Councilman Utter said the language of the ordinance is all defined by Minnesota
State Statutes. He said they had 11,000 to 13,000 and he would want to reduce
this io 10,000.
Mr. Richard Harris said in this area there are many over the road truck drivers
He added, he did not want the tractors on the residential streets, but he did
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wonder if this would create a hardship for the over the road truck driver
He said this may be an undue hardship on them.
� Councilman Breider said all the driver would have to do is park the Vehicle in
the driveway.
Councilman Utter said the restriction on night parking on residential streets
has not been enforced in Fridley. He said there has been some problems with
house tractors in residential areas. He said there is no one living"in the
house and the trucks back up and pick up their orders, and this is a violation
of the ordinance. He added, he had tried for sometime to get some restrictions
on this type of activity. He pointed out there is a facility for detaching
and storing the tractors on Old Central Avenue.
' MOTION by Councilman Utter to table the first reading of the ordinance for the
limitation of parking of vehicies in residential areas. Seconded by Councilman
Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously.
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SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR NOVEMaER 12, 1973, FOR THE FLOOD PLAIN:
MOTION by Councilman Nee to set the Public Hearing for the flood Plain Rezoning
Ordinance for November 12, i973, Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #127 - CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND STORM SEWER
I PROVEMEN PROJECT N0. 103:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution #127-1973 confirming assessment
for sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer Improvement Project No. 103. Seconded
by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Nee asked the Finance Director if the Grace High School had received
a notice and the Finance Director said yes.
RESOLUTION #128-1973 - CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SE4JER, WATER AND STORM
SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 112: �
MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution #128-1973 confirming assessment
for sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer Improvement Project No. 112. Seconded
by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ION #129-1973 - DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS_
MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt Resolution #125-1973 Directing the issuance
of temporary 9mprovement bonds in accordance with laws of 1957, Chapter 385,
for Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 112. Seconded
by Councilman Starwait. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motio� carried unanimously.
0-1973 - DIRECTING TNE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEMPORARY
MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt Resolution #130-1973 directing the sale
and purchase of temporary improvement bonds in accordance with laws of 1957, .
Chapter 385, for Sanitary Sewer, Wdter, and Storm Sewer Improvement Project
No. 112. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION: RAYMOND RENNER, NUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to accept the resignation of Mr. Raymond Renner
from the Human Re]ations Committee. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a
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voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously.
MO7ION by Councilman Starwalt to appoint Mrs. Ina Prieditis, 6031 Benjamin
Street N. E., 788-7230, to replace Mr. Raymond Renner in his term to the
Human Relations Committee. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING TNE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 11, 1973:
REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053, 4A, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO
Councilman Nee said he was concerned about this item and thought the
motion in the minutes of the Board of Appeals may not be correct.. He
added, he would not want the Board of Appeals to think the Council had
given approval of the variance without their recommendation and thought
it should be made clear to the Board that the Council had made a motion
to concur with the decision of the 6oard, not to approve the item. He
said he would not want the Board to think any matter would be approved
by the Council and sent to the Board for a rubber stamping.
The City Engineer assured the Council that the member of the staff
present at the meeting was aware of�the intei�t of the Council's motion.
He said he thought the motion was in error rather than the Board believing
the Council had given prior approval of the request.
Councilman Breider referred to a portion of the minutes where Mr. Blair
spelled out a hardship in this matter. 7he City Engineer said approving
the variance would bring this construction in line with the other structures
in the neighborhood.
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FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.134, 6, PARAGRAPH 3, FRIDLEY CITY
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Councilman Breider said he would like to have the item tabled until the
applicant had completed the landscaping. He did not believe the individual
should be granted any variances until he lives up to the stipulations.
The City Engineer informed the Council that the applicant is aware of the
thoughts of the City.
MOTION by Councilman Breider that the variance request by Mr. Donald
Babinski be tabled until work is done in other areas. Seconded by Councilman
' lltter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mdyor Liebl declared the motion
� • carried unanimously.
REOUEST fOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45,053. 4, 64, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO
DONNAY'S LAKEVIEW MANOR THE SAME 6EING 5871 WEST MOORE LAKE DR:VE ��. E.,
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. REQUEST B1' MR. BERNARD WEDGE4JOOD, 587 WEST MOORE
KE DRIVE, FRID EY, MIfdNESOT :
� MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the request for a variance by
' Mr. Bernard Wedgewood with the stipulation that the south wall of the
garage contain the necessary fireproofing and have no openings. Seconded
, by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DWELLING TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 19, BLOCK 1,
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MOTION by Councilinan Starwalt to approve the variance of the front
' yard setback as requested by Richard Miller Homes. Seconded by
Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl
• declared•the motion carried unanimuusly.
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals
meeting of September 17, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Lieb] declared the motion carried unanimously.
BRINGING BACK FROM TABLE THE REZONING REQUEST BY MR. ROBERT SCHROER AND
DIRECTING f�'�TTER TO PLANNING C0;�1i�tISSION FOR CONSIDERATION:�
MOTION by Counci]man Breider to return the rezoning request by Mr. Robert
Schroer for the area north of 79th Avenue N. E. to the Planning Commission
for their consideration. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Lieb] declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman�Breider recalled this item had been tabled until the Comprehensive
P7an was adopted by the City and should be•reconsidered.
Mayor Liebl directed the administration to notify Mr. Schroer.
COMMUNICATIONS:
GOVERNOR ANDERSON: CAMDEN BRIDGE:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the communication from Governor
Anderson d�ted September 7, 1973, regarding the Camden Bridge. Seconded by
Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared
the motion carried unanimously.
COPY OF LET7ER FROM JAMES GREELEY TO F. C. C.: FRIDLEY CATV AMENDMENTS:
MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the communication from Mr. James Greeley
to the F. C, C. dated September 11, 1973 regarding the Fridley CATV Amendments.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried
unanimously.
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES: APPOINTMENT OF COUNCILMAN BREIDER TO PUBLIC
S FE Y Of���l TEE:
MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive and concur in the letter from the National
League of Cities dated September 5, 1973 appointing Councilman Breider to
the Public Safety Committee. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. llpon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously.
MR. RICHARD HARRIS: REQUEST FOR ACTION ON SILTING OF DITCH FROM SPRING LAKE
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Mr. Harris addressed the Councii and said between being out of town and
trying to catch the Acting City Manager when he is available, he had not been
able to contact the administr.ation on the problem of the additiona] silting
of the ditch from Spring Lake Park. He said there had been a greater amoiant
of silting than he had expected.
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in this area the following Monday evening, and hopefully, this will eliminate
the need for the ditch. He said if the improvement is put in, there will be
not need for the ditch.
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LAKE WITN 7HE COOPERATIQN OF COUNTY:
Councilman Nee said he did not know if the members of the Council would like
to consider the matter that evening, but the County would aid in the
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surveying of Locke Lake and.he would.like the City Council to make an
official request for this.
The City Engineer said if the Council wished, he would put the item on the
next Council agenda for consideration. He suggested the Council directing
the administration to pursue the matter.
Councilman Nee said the County was willing to cooperate, but the question
would be what the City wants done. He said if the lots would be extended,
the middle would be left open. .
Mayor Liebl directed the administration to put the item on the agenda for
the September 24, 1973 meeting.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, r�ayor Liebl declared the motion
carried unanimously and the Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council
of September 24, 1973 adjourned at 11:41 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Patricia Ellis
Secretary to the City Council
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Frank G. Liebl,Mayor
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MEMO FROM :
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
FRIDL�Y, MTNNESOTA
September 14, 1973
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Nasim M. Qureshi
Status Report on the Request by Mr. John Doyle to use
6305 East Rivex Road as a Real Estate Office
� In the early part of 1972 Mr. Doyle requested this property be rezoned to
CR-1 to allo�a it to be used as an office building. Denial was recommended by
the Planning Commission on riay 3, 1972 and the Council concurred on June 19, 1972.
� There was a large petition against this request at that time as the City Council
is fully aware.
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On August Z0, 1973 the Council received a letter from Mr. Doy1e requesting
a procedure by which he would be allowed to conduct his real estate business at
this location. He also requested that he be allowed to operate the real estate
business during the time it takes the City to pxocess his request.
This item was then referred to the Planning Commission and discussed at their
meeting of August 22, 1973. They continued it to their meeting of September 12, 1973.
The City did writa a letter to Mr. Doy1e requesting that someone representing his
interests be present at the Planning Commission meeting of September 12, 1973. His
attorney taas supposed �o supply some legal precedent established previously to help
the City to come up with an alternative method of processing th is request. He did
have one telephone conversation with Mr. Virgil Herrick, but was unable to attend
the meeting of Septembex 12, 1973 with the Planning Commission due to a previous
commitment .
This item has been tabled again by the Planning Commission to the meeting of
October 3, 1973 at the request of the petitioner. We have received calls from the
neighbors in the area asking ��hether Mr. D�y1e has permission to conctuct his business
now. At the present time he worlcs in the building �aith a part time gentleman and a
lady answering the phone. He does have a small sign on the top of which it says -
"Home Offa.ce".
As it is evident, resolution of this item will take a considerable amount of
time. The Counci). d.id refer the request to the Planning Co�nissi.on, but did not
give a direction to the Aclministration whether they are giving�permission to the
petitioner to conduci his real estate business at this address while the request is
being processed thxu the City.
I would like a clear direction fxom the Council tohether they want the City to
Iet the gentlen-�n operate until a decision is reached or te1l him that he should
cease operations until approved by the City.
NASIM M. QURESHI
Actino City Manager
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�'�TTACH: Rezoning Request ZOA �k72-04, denied by Planning Conanission 5/3/72
• Petition ��6-1972, for rezoning 5/4/72
� Petit'ion ��7-1972, against rezoning 5/4/72
Rezoning Request ZOA ��73-04, denied by Counci.l 6/19/72
Letter from John Doyle 8/13/73
� Council Appearance 8/20/73
Planning Commission Minufies 8/22/73
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' Progress Report on LOGIS by Ted Willard
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IPUBLIC HEARINGS:
' PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND
STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 103 1-16
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SECTION I: PUBLIC HEARINGS CONTINUED
PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER
AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PRDJECT N0. 112
PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT P. S. #73-06, HARRIS LAKE
ESTATES, BY DAVID HARRIS, GENERALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF
MISSISSIPPI STREET, EAST OF ARTHUR STREET, WEST OF
EAST CITY LIMITS AND NORTN OF RICE CREEK ROAD
PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT P. S. #73-07, INNSBRUCK
NORTH TOWNHOUSE 3RD ADDITION, BY DARREL A. FARR
DEVELOPMENT CORP., BEING A REPLAT OF OUTLOT H,
INNSBRUCK NORTH ADDITION
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PUBLIC HEARING ON REZOP�ING REQUEST ZOA #72-09, CENTRAL
' AUTO PARTS; TO REZONE LOT i0, BLOCK 1, CENTRAL VIEW
MANOR, FROM C-ZS TO M-1, TO MAKE ZONING CONSISTANT
WITH PROPERTY LINES (1201 732 AVENUE N. E.)
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PUBLIC HEARING ON 1974 BUDGET
SECTION II:
OLD BUSINESS:
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CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
PARKING OF CERTAIN COMMERCIAL VEHICLES UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS
IN RESIDEN7IAL DISTRICTS AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE
VI�LATION THEREOF, AMENDING CHAPTER 506 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY
CODE (TABLED SEPTEMBER 10, 1973)
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SEC7ION III:
' NEW BUSINESS:
' SET7ING R PUBLIC NERRING FOR NOVEMBER 12, 1973, FOR THE
FLOOD PLAIN �
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' CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLU7ION FOR CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT
FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT
• PROJECT N0. 103 2-2A
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' CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CO�dFIRMIP�G ASSESSMEhT
FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT N0. 112 3-3A
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CQNSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION pIRECTING THE ISSUANC
TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAIr1S OF
, 1957, CHAPTER 385, (SANITARY S�WER, WATER AND STORM 4-4A
SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 112)
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' CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF TEMPORRRY IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCE
WITN LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385, (SANITARY SEWER, WATER 5-5E
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RELATIONS COMMITTEE
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COMMUNICATIONS:
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FRONS:
NASIM QURFSHI, ACTIt�G CITY MAP�AGfR, AND CITY COUNCIL
MARUIN C. SRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR
SUBJECT: FINAL ASSESSM�NT ROLL FOP, SANITARY SEIJER, WATER, AND STORM SE��lER
' IMPROUEMENT PROJ�CT NOo iO3
DATE: SEPTENSB�R 13, 1973
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On the attached pages you wi11 find the final assessment roll for the Sanitary
Sewer, Water, and Storm Sewer Improvement Project PJo. 103. This pro;ect covers
the Innsbruck North area, Matterhorn Orive between Interstate Highway No. 6Q4
and Gardena Avenue, and Arthur Street between the Innsbruck North area and
Gardena Avenue.
The developer of the Innsbruck �lorth area has requested the cost of the
assessments in this area be divided Pqually on the lots. This has been done
where feasible. Some lots on Matterhorn Drive have already been assessed
for water lateral, so are onty being assessed for water services. The storm
se4rer was assessed on an area ratl�er than a per lot b�si s.
In computing costs in the R-1 area of Innsbruck North Addition, seven lots
were not assessed for water and sewer taterais, as they are not considered
buitdabte lots. These iots were assessed for starm sewer.
A sur�nary of the costs fallo�s:
INNSE�RUCK NORTH R-1 AREa
The assessment rate for water lateral is $1,04g.99 per lot.
The assessment rate for water services is $2g0,23 per service.
The assessment rate for sewer lateral ancl services is $1,018.39 per lot.
INNSBRUGK P10RTH R-3 A2EA
Oversizing of the water main and water lateral costs were divided, with one-
half of the cost being assessed to the apartment area and one-half of the
cost being assessed to the townhouse area. (North and south sides of North
Innsbruck Orive.)
Water Lateral
The assessment for each apartment building is $6,328.10, and the assessment
for each tovmhouse unit is $45.86.
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September 13, 1973
Sewer Lateral (R-3 Area�
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one-half of the cost being assessed to the apartment area and one-half of the
cost being assessed to the townhouse area.
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7he assessment for each apartment buitding is $14,002.28, and the assessment
for each to�m house unit is $101.4%.
A�EA NOT IN INNSBRUCK NORTH PLATS .
An assessment of $11,272.63 is charged to Grace High School for the water
lateral on Matterf-�orn Drive (west side).
An assessment of $g,432.24 for relocatian af a weter main was atso charged
to �race High Schaot (east side)o
One-half of the cost of the water lateral on Arthur Street, $11,91b.57, was
charged to Grace High School. One-half of the cost 4+/dS charged to the
balance of the lots on �rthur $treet (east side) at an assessment rate of
$12.64 per foot.
The assessment rate for water services in this area is $260.85 per service.
The assessment rate far .the sewer iateral is $8.29 per foot.
The assessment rate for sewer services is $182.08 per service.
STORM SEWER AREA I
This storm sewer area inciudes ait tots in Innsbruck North Addition (R-1)
ptus one tot in Innsbruck North 2nd Addition (R-1).
The assessment rate is $3.82 per 100 square feet of area.
STORM SEWE2 AREA I�
This storm sewer area includes att tots in Innsbruck North 2nd Addition
with the exception of the one lot which is inciuded in Storm Sewer Area I.
The assessment rate is $1.69 per 100 square feet of area. Additionai storm
sewer is being charged to this area under Sanitary Sewer, Water, and Storm
Sewer Improvement Project No. 112.
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ANOKA COUNiY, MINN�SOTA
NOTICE OF HE�RING OF ASSESSM�NT �OR WAT�R, SANITARY SENER, AND STORM SEWER
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 103
Notice is hereby given that the Councit of the Ciiy of Fridley will meet at the
City Ma11 in said City on the ti�h day of Septemher, 1973, at 7:30 o'ciock
P.M., to hear and pass upon att obj�ctions, if anyt to the proposed assessments
in respect to tt�e following imQravement, �to-wit;
WATER, SANITARY SEWER, AND STORM SE�lER IMP20V�M�NT PROJECT N0. iO3
• The proposed assessment ro11 for e�ch �of said improvements is now on file and
open to public inspec�ion by ati persons interested, in the office of the
Cterk of said City.
At said hearing the Councit wilt consider 4critten or orai objections to the
proposed assessments for each of said improvem�nts.
The generat nature of the improvements and each of them is the construction of
water mains, sanitary sewer� iaterals and service connections, starm sewe�- and
appurtenances located in the follawing areas:
Innsbruck North lst Addition
Innsbruck North 2nd Addition
Matterhorn Orive between Interstate Mgy. No. 69�+ and Gardena Avenue
Arthur Street between the Innsbruck t�orth Plats to Gardena Avenue
Townhouse and R�artment Areas of fihe Innsbruck hlorth Ptats
The area proposed to be assessed for said improvemer►ts and each of them is att
that land benefited by said im�rovaments or each of them and lying within the
general area of the abave noted streets.
Said improvements witt be assessed against the properties within the above
nated areas in wnote or in part proportionateiy to each of the lands therein
conYained accorriing to the benefits receiv�d.
DATEO THIS 6TH Di�Y OF AUGUST, 1973, BY ORDER OF TH� CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
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CITY CLERK hSarvin C, Brunsetl
MAYOR Frank G. �iebl
Publish: Fridley Sun on August 29 and September 5s 1973
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FROM: r'iARVIN C. ]3RUi�dS�LL, FINr1NCr DIR�CTnR
� SU33J�CT : FIid �L ASSE55��'iNNT 20LI, L'OR S�1I�IT �'2Y S��J'r R, ?JAT�R, A1�1D STORr1 SEi,TER
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l]ATE: SEPTL'�•'f��R 13, 1973
, On the attached pages you will find the final assessment roll �or �he
S�anitary Sewer, t�later, a�ld �torm Se�aer Improvement Proj�c� I.o. 112, Ttiis
I project covers the Innsbracic North 2nd Addition with tl�e exception oi one
' lot which was assessed for �aater and sewer laterals and storm se�oer under
Project No. 103.
i'• TY�e developer of the Innsbruc'- North area hss requested that the cost o�
the assessments be divided equally on the lots, This has been done �or
the water and sewer laterals and services. The storm secaer was assessed
on an area rather than a per lot basis. Tk�is area is also bein�; assessed
, for storm secaer under Project No. 103�
In computing costs in this area, einht lots were not assessed �or �vater
and sewer laterals as t1.�ey are not consi_dered buildable lots. These lots
�'� were assessed for storm sewer.
I' A summary o� the costs follows:
Water Laterals and Servi.ces
' The assessmen�t rate is :�1,055.F0 per lot.
, Secaer Laterals and Services
' The assessment rate is ,�932.67 per lc�t.
Storm Sewer
The assessmcnt rate is $1.62 per 100 square feet of area.
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ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMENT fOR �lATER, SANITARY SEWER, AND STORM SEWER
IMPROVEM�NT PR���CT N0. 112
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the
City Hal1 in said City on the 17�h day of September, 1973, at 7:30 o'clock
P.M., to hear and pass upon all abj�ctions, if any, ta the proposed assessments
in respect to the fo13o+�ring improvement, to-wit:
WATEP,, SRNIiARY S�WER, AND STOR�1 SE1dER IMPROUEM�NT PR�JJFCT N0. 112
The proposed assessment roit for each of said improvements is now on file and
open to public ir�spection by a1i p�rsons inter�sted, in the office of the
Cierk of said City.
At said hearing the Council wilt consider written or oral objections to the
proposed assessments for each of said improvements.
The general nature of the im�,rovements and each of them is the construction of
water mains, sanitary sew�r, iaterals and service connections, storm sewer and
appurtenances located in the following areas:
Innsbruck North 2nd �ddition
East Danube Road
West Danube Road
The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them is all
that tand benefited by said improvements or each of them and tying within the
general area of the above noted streets.
Said improvements witt be assessed against thq properties within the above
noted areas in whoie or in part proportionatety to each of the lands therein
contained according to the benefits receiv�d.
DATEO THIS tOTN DAY OF SERTF.�tBER, 1973, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCII OF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY.
MAYOR Frenk G. Liebl
ATTEST:
CI TY CL ERK Marvi n C. 8runsell
Publish: Fridtey Sun on August 29, and September 5, 1973
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEI2N: �
Notice is hereby given that there will be a
Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley
in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on
Monday, September 17, 1973 in the Council Chamber at
7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: •
� Consideration of a Final Plat, Harr.is Lake
Estates, P.S. #73-06, by David Harris, being
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, on the
East by East.City Limits, and on the South
by Rice Creek Road, lying in the South Ha1f
of Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley,
County of Anoka, Minnesota
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the
above matter will be heard at this meeting.
Publish: September S, 1973
September 12, 1973
FRANK G. LIEBL
MAYOR
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stiZ1 hold.
1 Mr. Drigans said he was not in favor of a Special Use in an
R-1 area for medical purposes because it woizld open the door to
too many other related uses. He said -�he Hospital Board is asking
� to rezone 11 acres. He asked t-1r. Clark �g we can recommend that
less than this amaunt be rezoned. N1r. Clark said they could.
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190TION by Drigans, seconded by B1air, that i:he Planning
Comrniss.ion continue the Public Ftearang for rezonina request , ZOA
#i73-08, by 1Vorth Suburban Flospital Dis�rict, to rezone from R-1
(sin9le famiZy dwelling areas) to CR-1 (general office and .Zimited
business) the area South of.76th Avenue N.E.; East of 5th Street
N.E.; North of 75th Avenue N.E.; and 6�est of Unity Hospi�al, to
a3.Tow construction of a medical office building, until September I2�
1973, to a11ow the intexested parties of this rezoning request to
prepare a preZiminaxy p_Zot plan showing the spec.zfic area for the
medical bui.Zding, g�ving the approximate .Zocation and size of the
pxoposed building, F�i th a 1 egal descr.iption of the building �nd
showing parking and access. Upon a voice vote, a11 vot.ing aye,
the motion carr_ied unanimousZy.
2. PUBL ���R_ NG�: CONSIDERATION OF �, PROPOSED PREL'IP�ITNAn`,' DLAT,
P.S. #F73-Q6; �RRIS LAKE ESTATE�, BY DAVID Iu3RRIS: A rE>:'Fat of
Lot 2 and and parts of Lots 4, 5 and 6, Auditor' s St��,ciivision
No. ing bounded on the North by P�Iississippi Stree�., on
the jaest by Arthur Street, and on the East by East City Limits,
�and on the South by Rice Creek Road.
Mr. David Harxis caas present.
Vice Chairman Harris read the Public Hearing notice.
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Mr. David Harris said the areas that comprises the plat is
��_ 302 acres. The total acreage of the area is 36 acres. Al1 the
73 lots are for si.ngle iamily homes and the 1ot sizes have been
checked by the City Encineeer and conzorm to code. The City has
' requested that the ponding area be used for storm sewer drainage
and there is an agre�mpnt that has been wo.rked out wi�h the City.
There ���ill b� all blacktopped street �vith concre�te curb and gutzer.
There are drainage easerr:er.ts on the plat and a si�orm saater drainage
' sy�tem. Of the 13 p�-�rcels that make up this plat, i am owner or
contract purchaser of 11 of: the 13 parcels.
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t�1r. Harris continu�d that at a previous meeting of the P1ats
& Subdivisicns-Stre�ts & U�ilities Subcommittee �Lhere �oere s�ipu-
lations made and he has agreed to all the stinulations. Most of
the recc�mn.endations are incluc�ed in the revised plat present�c�
tonight. The �rees are not sho�vn, but he doES agree to that
stipulation.
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Vice Chairman Harris said he would read the stipulations
and then they �,�ould go back over them individually.
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Drainage and storm sewers be determined before development.
`Pemporary turn-around provided at the end of 63rd Lane.
Under.ground utilities be used.
4. Include a tot lot cn the p1at.
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Developer plant a tree on each lot.
Foundation elevations be established �nd chec}�ed for.
waterproofing of foundations.
Radius be provided at all intersections�.
On the first stipulation Mr. David Harris said the ponding
area which is about 5 acres will be an Ou.tlot. This pond does go
into New Bri�hton and �•�ill encompass a ten acre 1ake. The drainage
tai11 come f.rom South of Rice Creek Road and drain North and will
go into a sluice gate at th� 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 sa-tisfactory way to
handle the strorm sewer drainage. Mr. Pdike O`Bannon, Goun�y
Commissioner, ���h.o is here tonignt suggested just before the meeting,
that the storm �,�ater North of�Mississippi. Street could be drained
beiweeen Lots ]. and 8 back inio the ponding area. : , .
Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Clark what ditch c��as referred to in the
Plats & Subs minutes. Mr. C1ark said there wi�l be a Public Hearing
by the Council on the storm sewer drainage on this p1at. This .
ditch would follow 63rd Lane to Central Avenue. One of the
proposals to be considered is to open this ditch, cvhich is difficult
to find because of development and natural fi.11ing in, so the
overflow can go to Moore Lake.
' Mr. David Harris said he understood that th�re was a very
, minimum grade from Arthur Street LVest to Moore La}:e and un� ess
there was a. great deal of storm c��ater, the sluice gate would
' put most of the water in the po.id and very little �,rauld go to
Moore Lalce . .
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Mr. Drigans asked if this caas the storm seca�r drainage
easement on Lots 15 and 16, Block 2. Mr. Harris said it was.
Mr. Drigans as};ed t,ahat happened to -the �aater no�a in this
ponding area. Did the �•�ater just stand sti11? Mr. Clark said
that because the ditch was closed, a lot of the water �•�as in
peoples back yard when there was a heavy run-off,
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Mr. Dr.igans asked if this would be li};.e the ponding area of
the t�iall Corporation. Mr. Clark said the ti4all Corporation had
a small ponding area wi�Lh recirculated water, but the ponding
area on this plat was a drainage area for 300 acres.
Mr. Drigans asked how deep this pond would be. Mr. Dave
Harris said it was on.ly two or three feet now but it would be
dredged so that it would have a depth of five to six feet.
Vice Chairman Harris said the secand stipulation has been
taken care of. Mr. FIarris has acquired more 1.and since thp Plats
and Subs meetin� and on the preliminary plat submitted ton�ght
there was a permanent cul-de-sac on 63rd Lane.
Mr. David Harris he agreed to underground utilities.
Mr. Harris said that there were 1G acres set aside for
a recreational area. He said he preferred to have this called
a recreational area rather than a tct lot, because it will bz
park land that gives public access ta the lake for canoes and
sGil boats. This w.;.11 be a grassy area and is much larged than
what a tot lot wauld be.
Mr. Dave Harris sa�d he agreed to the stipulation for a tree
on each 1ot.
A�r. Blair asked about �the 50 year flood plain and how it will
affect this p1at. Mr. Dave Iiarris said that's why.he hzd requested
that the pond be dredged. He thought this should take care_of any
ef�ect ot this. .
Mr. Dick Harxis asked if there would be a problem of si.lt
� comi.ng inta the pond. BZr. Clark said he didn't think there would b�
any silting problem after it is developed.
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Mr. Dave Harris said they certainly didn't want any stagnant
�vater and this ���ould be taken care of with the line coming South
from Rice Creek Road and the water coming in from New Brighton.
Mr. Harold Theil.en, 651� Fridley Street, said he lived on 'che
Nar�h side of Mississippi Stree�t and h� tvondered if this ponding
area �-�oul.d ta}:e care of the wa�er in this area.
Mr. Dave Harris said lle had mention�d earlier ihat P�r. O'Bannon
had suggestc:d tha� h� provide an easement so the wat�r could be
piped under i�iississippi Street which rvould stablize this street.
He said thex-e would be a sluice gate to main�ain an average depth
ta the pond and a drainage easement some��here between Lots 15 and 16,
This ���ot,1d enable him tc• fil�l in the 1ot that would be used for
park land.
D1r. Ralph Rundquist, 1490 G�th Avenue N.E, said th�y have b�en
talking about a ditch and that ditch �l1St i�dp�P.X1S to run through the
middle o�E his back yard. Are t�ey goirig to put in a ditch or storm
se�•�er or c,�hat?
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Mr. Clark said there would be a Public Hearing before Council.
Mr. Rundquist asked who would pay for th.is. Mr. C1ark said
it would be pa�.d 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 Rice Creek Road ;�-or only _.. •
to 63rd Lane,' Mr:.Clark said there would have'to�be'
a Public Hearing for the road, alsa. He said there wasn`t a
cross street from Central Avenue to a quarter mile into Ramsay
County so the City miyht want it opened. Nir. Neuman asked if they
would be taking part of his property for 63rd Lane. Mr. Clark
said it was suggested at the P1ats & Subs meeting that rir. Harris
contact you to see if some agreement could be worked out for the
property that was needed ta keep 63rd Lane in line with the
property lines across Arthur Street. Mr. Neuman said he didn't
want to se11 his property.
Mr. Clark said there is another problem. Clarence Olson
� . • who lives on Mississippi Street owns the large rectangle shown
on this plat, and a large portion of this will be in the ponding
area. The Ciiy will have to have ownership of, this also. 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 suff icient
progFrty left for another lo� on this plat.
� Mr. Drigans asked if a�.l the lots wouZd 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 from paying
� assessments so there wou�.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. .
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Mr. Lindblad asked what size trees would be planted. Mr.
Clark said the�� would be 2 to 22 inches in diameter, he assumed.
Mr. Fiarris said he �oould plant trees ��hether 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 th� 73 lots in this ne�� plat, the homes w_�11 range from �; 35, 000
to $50,000 so there will be a valuation of about 3 million in
valua�ion in the improvements and structures. He said he F�an��s to
develop this plat into a real nice area.
Mr. Bob Larson, 1452 Mississippi Stree�t N.E., said he thought
the whole dev�lo��ment of this plat hi.nged on the storm sewer. Mr.
, Clark said this �vas one ot the stipulations of. the Plats & Subs
St:bCOItlIrilttG'� that t.ne drainage prablem had to be solved before this
p].at is devel.op�d, and ther,e is no doubt that this has to be done.
Mr. Dalton Na{�yke, 146� P•lississippi Sf.reet N.E.,--:said he
questionecl wl�.ether the sanitary se��er anc� �aater main that was no�a
existing woula accommodate this area or would it have to be en-
1lrged. Nir. Clark �aid as this area has been zoned R-1 and the
zoning classification hasn't changed, the existing systcro should
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be large enough. He was sure there was an 8" water main and an
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Mrs. Roy Holman, 6500 Fridley Street N.E., said she objected
to the park land. She said she was familiar with the Columbia Heig:
Park and all the problems it brought. Mr. tdike O'Bannon, County
Commissioner, said that �vhen they started patroling this park
there was less trouble.
Mr. Blair said he has sat on the Parks & Recreati.on Com�-nission
for five ye�:rs 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 parY. This parY would be l� acres and
t��ould 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 dedicatecl �or park purposes. He
asked the Plannirg Commission if this area should be shown on
the plat as park 1and. Mr. Blair said he would like it shown on
the plat and asked Mr. �Iarris to write a letter to Paul Brown,
Park & R�creation Director, saying he cvould dedicate this area
for park purposes. Mr. Dave Harris said it would save a 1ot
of paper work with deeds, etc., if he showed it as park land on
the plat when it was presFnted to the City Counr:il.
Mr. Drigans asked about the dedicaion for the ponding area.
Mr. Dave Harris said there was already a signed agreement with the
City.
Mr. Bob Larson asked �ahen Misszssippi Street would be rebuilt.
rir. Clark said -there was no schedule for this as ye-t. They can't
rebuild Mississippi Street unti.l there is an outfall to the pond,
but c�ith the development of this plat, i.t is coming much closer
than it is today.
Mr. �aaZter Eyler, 1456 64th Avenue N.E., asked if the schools
in the area could handle the influ� of children from 73 home sites.
r1r. Clark said that schoo7. enrollment is going down in the
eleir:er_tary schools and as he und4rstands it, Gardena scho�l is
almos-t vacar►t, so even if it would involve busing, he was sure no
nF:c•� schools ��aould have to be bui_lt.
1�lOTION b� Driqans, second b� Lindbl�d, that the P1�nning
Cornmission close the Publie Hearing on xe�oning request, ZOA ;�73-08,
Narris Lake Esi:ate, b� David flarr�.s. Upon a voice vote, a.Z1 �
voting ayc, the motivn carried unanimously.
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Mr.,Blair said the Mr. Dave Harris has agreed to all the
stipulatian of the Plats & Subs. Subcommittee meeiing.
Vice Chairman Fiarris said that some way we have to resolve
the situation on Arthur Street and 63rd Lane. -
'� Mr. Clark s�.id he would check the tax records to see if there
was dedzcation on Mr. Neuman's property for right of ���ay on
Arthur Street. After cr�ecying, Mr. Clark said there was no �
' dedication for Arthur Street, aust for Rice Creek Road. He
continued that when Council has the Public Hearing on the improve-
ments-in�this.:area,there should be hearing on �rthur Street, also.
� , Mr. Dick Harris asked.about 63rd Lane. Mr. Clark said if
Mr. Dave Harris cauldn't negotiate �aith Nir. Neuman for the property
needed for the right of way for 63rd Lane, then the City would
� have to acqt,ire it because it �aas important that 63rd Lane l.ined
up �vith the property line West of Arthur Street.
� _ Mr. Daryl tiVo1f, 6446 Arthur Street N.E., said he was opposed
to Arthur Street being extended to Ricz Creek Road. He said
with 63rd Lane being opened cff Arthur, you could go from r�ississipp�
� Street to Rice Creek Ro«d by taking Arthur ta 63rd Lane and tY;er_
to Anoka Street.
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h10TION by Drigans, seconded by BZair, that the P2anning
Commission recommend to �he City Council approval of the proposed
p1at, P.S. #73-06, Harris Lake Estates, b� David Narris, being
a replat of Lof: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 Ar�hur Street N.E., on the East by
East City Limits, and on the South by R.ice Creek Road N.E. , with
the following stzpuZations: �
2. Drainage and storm se;aers be determined before development.
2. The City request that underground uti.Zities 1�e used.
3. Area be dedicated to City for park Iand_ �
4. Developer plant a tree on each 1ot. '
5. Foundation e1ev�.tions be established �nd checked for
i,�aterproofing of foundations.
6. Developer negotiate to purchase riqht of way to develop
63rd Lane N.E.
7. Dev�Ioper negotiate to purchase ponding area not included
in th�s p1at. �
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Mr. David Harris said he �aas concerned about the first
� stipula-tion. He s4id 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
I Chairman Harris said it was shown in the minutes that the Ci��y
had to determine this beforc. development. They just want this
brought to the Council's attention.
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3. REQUEST BY JOHN DOYLE (6305 EAST RIVER ROAD)
Mr. Clar.k said that on the pr_evious Monday night (August 20,
1973} Mr. Doyle had appeared before the City Council asking that
a real es�ate office be allowed in ar� R-�1 District with a Spzcial
Use Permit. The Council has referred this to the Planning Com,-nission
Last year Mr. Doyle requested a change in zoning from R-1,to
CR-l. This was denied by Council and the people in the area were
., very opposed to this rezoning but indicated they had no objection
.to P�ir. Doyle 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 office in an R-1 District with a Special Use Permit.
Mr . Drigans s�:i� he
have copie:- of_ thE: City
this request.
thought the Planning Commission should
Council minut�s before they could consi�er
1 Mr. Clark said a real esf_ate office would be allowed i.n 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 ar.cupation code states. Mr. Day1e does not use this home
for a residence, only for his business, and has outside help
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The staff feels that if this is allowed under a Special Use
Permit, c�� are going to be asked for a 1ot of similar uses.
Mr. Drigans asked if Mr. Doyle �7as continuing to operate at
this time. Mr. C1ark said Clarence Belisle iiad stopped there and
hE: said he was not operating as yet.
Mr. ITarris asked how this would fit in ��ith the comprehensive
plan. P�Ir. Clark saicl the recommendation was ior a townhouse devel-
opment in this ar��, no commercial.
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Vice Chairman �Iarris said to put this on the agenda for �heir
next meeting.
4. BOARD OF APPEALS SECRETIIRY
rir. Drigans said thlt at the July 30th meetinc� wi�h the City
Council there had been discu:�siora of problei:�s caith various comm.ittees.
iie s�:ic+ that at the 1lugust 1.4, 1973 meeting of the Board of 1�ppeals
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OFFICIAL NOTIC� �
CITY OF FRIDL�Y
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: �
Notice is hereby given that there will be a
Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley
in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on
Monday, September 17, 1973 in the Council Chamber at
7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: �
Consideration of a Final Plat, Innsbruck
North Tocanhouses Third Addition, P.S. #73-07,
by Darrel A. Farr Development Corporation,
being a replat of part of Outlot H, Innsbruck
North Addition, lying in the Southwest Quarter
of Sectian 24, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley,
County of Anoka, Minnesota.
Generally located South of North Innsbruck,
East of Meister Road and North of I. 694.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the
above matter will be heard at this meeting.
FRANK G. LIEBL
MAYOR
Publish: September 5, 1973 '
September 12, 1973
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hE:reby given that there will be a
Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley
in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on
Monday, September 17, 1973 in the,Council Chamber at
7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: .
Co.nsideration of a rezoning request, ZOA
#73-09, by Central Auto Parts, Inc., to
rezone Lot 1Q, Block 1, Central View Manor,
from C2-S (general shopping areas) to M-1
(light industrial areas), all lying in the
North Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City
of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota
Generally lacated at 1201 73z Avenue N.E.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the
above matter may be heard at this time.
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FRANK G. LIEBL
MAYOR
Publish: September 5, 1973
September 12, 1973
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P].anning Commission Meeting - Auqust 8, 1.9_73 • Pa�e 6
MQTION by Drigans, seconded by L.indblad, that tha �'1ann.�n�
�G+��nt��tsion close the Public Hearing on rezoning requQSt, 2pA 1i7,3-p$�
� byi �loz^th Suburbar� fiospital District, to rezone .f�om R�.� (sXngl,p
i'tY1t�.�1y dwellinq area) to CR-1 (genez��1 off.ice and 1imj�ed bus,�ness)•
t13� ta,reas SouLh of 76th Avenua Northeast, East of Sth Stz'�et Nox�h��S�
� 8nc4 No�th of 75t1� Avenue Northeast, to a11ow Gonstx�uctzpn pf a
med.�C81 office building. Upon a voice vote, a11 votifl�r aye, ��e
mpt.�4n carxied unan.imousl y .
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N;x, Driqans said it was his feeling that we shou7,d ex�lo�'s
�k�� po�siblity of a medical rezoning code, and alsa th� possiba,l.ity
Q� ��p��ial Use in an R-1 area. My concer.n is about x��oning �u�h
��arc�� area. Zf the land was sold, there would be r�Q control
QVer what went into this area, and i can't �ee it beinc� rezoned
b�c?� �o R-1 again. I think administration and the lega�, depar�msnt
�hould check into these two possiblities.
�ir, Har�is said he preferred amending the R--1 ordinanee sQ
� �k��s �QUId be un�er Special Us�. He sa�.d if we should r.ecommend
��st x'�zpning the part for the medical-pffice b�ildinc� we would,
�a doing s�ot rezon�ng which we do not like e�.ther. .
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�%x'o Clark said if either of, th�se t4J0 �things were possibl�,
.�� v��uic'� tak� some time to make chan�es in th� zoning o�dinanc�s,
��d I�t� caqn�e�Ad about the t�.ane schec�ule of the Hos�ital pistra.ct.
��, �7ahansor� said �0 days wouldn't hold them u� �oo rrtuck�. M�,
L�.n�3b�ad asked �f it were possible to get th�.s ur�der a�pecial
Us� Fex�it in an R-1 area, �ould the�interested parti�s star�
c�re�w�.t�g up theiz plans while the legal aspects were be�ng worked
t�u,�. Mr. Clar}c said they could if the Planning �ommi�s�on were
��v����le to tk�e medical. office buildi�.g. Mr. F.��2patxick said
�� �i�n' � Li�inlc thav co�ld make ar.y positive statemen�s a� this
���n�, Mx. Johanson said as the Hospit�l Dis�rict Favored se],l�.�c�
th�.s pro�ezty for the medical office building, they. wou�dz�'t
WArtt to go to the �xpense of drawing uF ths plan�.
1NOTION by Harr.ts, seconded by pri�ans, that the P.Iantt.�ag
Gomm��sion cont.znue the rezol�ing r�q�es�, ZQ�! #73,p8, b� Nor�h
Sukux'ban Nospital Distr�ct, to rezone from R-1 (s.ingl� family
dwa�l.ing areas) to CR-1 (general office and limited busine&sJ
th� srea Sovth of 76th Avenue N.E., East of Sth S�reet N.�.,
�nd No.�th af 75th Avenue N.E., to a11ow construc��,on a� a med.��a1
o�P�l�Ce bu.ilding, unt�Z August 22, 1973. Upon a vc►,ice voCa, al.�
Pp�,i1�g ay�, the motion carried unanimously. �_
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2. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A REZONING REQUES� ZOA #?3�09
BY CENTRAL �UTO PARTS: Rezone Lot 10, Block l, Centra����_pt_�'
Nlanor, frorn C2-S (g�neral shopping areas) to M-1 (l�.ght
industrial areas) to make zoning consistant w�tY� pxoperty
l,ines. (120i 73� Avenue N.E. ) . ,
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P�1.anni�Commission Meeting - August 8, 1973 Pa,ge 7
�. FU�LIC IiEARING: SPECIAL US� PERMIT, SP #73-07, BY CENTRAL
AUTO P��RTS: To allow junk yards or the ba�ing Q� junk qx
xags, in a building enclosed �n a11 sides ox when complet��.y
enciosea in a solid fence, per Fridley City Cod� ��,1.31, �,
�i� locat�d on �,ots 10 through 15, Hlock 1, Centr��. Va.eW
Ni�nax'. (].2Q1 73� Avenue N.E. ) .
l+�r. John Buzick was. present.
MO�'I�N by prig�ns, secanded by Lindb�ad, that the Plann�t�g
C�,mrn.iss.fon wa.�v� ths read�.n� of th� Publtc Nearzng noC.�ce for
SBS�Qnit�� x�quest, ZOA #73-09� by Central Auto Parts, Upon a
YQ.iG� vQte, ,a11 �ating aye, the motior� carr�ed unanimously.
1�C3�'ION by .�,�,��ara�, seconded by ���ac3.�lad, �ha� the P�ann��iy
�'ot��?��s�csr� sa�iv� :dae � ea�ing of �he� Pu.b�.ic Hearing notic� ior
�7���.��,� U�+� Pezmi�, sP #i3-07, b� Cer�txaa Au�a .Parts. Upon a
YS��GQ Va��� �11 vot.fng aye, the rnot�on cagr.�ed unan.tmcausly,
T�', BuxiGk said we propose to construct a buiiding �nd
cii��tt�n'�1� the c��'s �nside the buiidi.l�ag� �.a�ste�d of ou� in the
��.�'�o �'e c�nr��� g��. a hu�,lding pe�t�:�:. un,ti], �,r��, �0 �a r�aon�d.
�"$��.+� �.�� �ab a� ����K►� k��e�a u��d �or �i�r:sa:a°��.i�.g parts . A�.though
��a�.� �.� ��e ��:��� �axgor���.on, we purc$�ased �he �roperty �he
��,���,. �� �;a�s �e��.. i�e oa��.y har�.dle c�rs ��a� are 1965's and
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P4r. $laix ask�d i£ they �rould still be stockpiling cars �
ou���.c��t Mr. �uzick said that when cars were dismant].ed, sot�e
o� �h� �a�arta wou�d be �u�3cy tc� s�ore �riside and they go� some
��x� that were �epairable and they would be stored ou�s�.de.
I��, L���b�.ad asi��d Mr. Buzick wh�re �he� gQt the aars.
P9�'. Bu��.�Dt said �hey p�archased them from insurance �Qm�anie� �
� Mxo Harris asked the zoning�on Lats 1 thzough 9, a1aGk �.,
Gera�xai View Nianor. Mr. Boardman said it was �2-S. M�. Harz�.s
��k�d �he zoning c�n Lot 11 throuqk� 15, and LQ�.s �6 thxouc�h �8.
. i�x'e �c���dman said this was all M-l. Mr. Harris wo�nder�d why
� th��� t,t�.s C2-S �c�ning in this area. Nir. Boardman said ik ha�
beel� ���5 since �he zoning ordinance came in�o bei.ng.
�� ' Mr. Buzick said he thinl�s Lot 10 was purchased later thar�
tha ox�,ginal pzoperty and that's why its zoned C2-S.
� Mr. Blair asked about the parking facilities. Mr. BuziGk
expl.ained the parking on the property. Mr. Lindblad said they
ms� all the code zequirements for pazking.
, l�dr. Blair asked w%�t type of buiidir�g they were proposi.ng.
Mr. auxick said it wi11 be a metal building.
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Mr. Boardman said this property has been unc�er the same
� use before the zoning o.rdinance of 1969. Mr. Buzick said he knew
i.t had been under this use for 15 years before they bought the
g�operty. Mr. Clark said the use is grandfathered in, but
th�y h��ve to bring the entire property into propex zoning so a
� sp�Cial use per;nit can be issued. Mr. Harris said he fel� thi.s
�roposal is upgrading the property. Mr. Clark agreed.
� Mr. $oar�man said when Mr. Buzick came in with his origina�
�roposal, they asked him to move the proposed location o£ the
b���.ding so .it was not on Lot 10 at a11, The� do wan� to com�l.��e
� th�.€� building by December 31st and would like to have a�oundd��Q�l
���m�t by the lst of Septem�er. We would like to ha�� includsd
�1� yQUr recommentipn to Council that he be allowed to build his
�U�.�.ding and parking be allowed on Lot 10 under the Special Use
' Pc��m�.t while Lot 14 is being rezor�ed. This way the b��.lding �
��rzi�tit w�,ll not be held up during the rezoning pzocess,
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MO�'ION by Haxris, seconded by B1air, that the P.tanr�ing
GQFtprt�.�as�on close the Public liearing on�rezoning requas�, 20A
�'7.�T(19, an Lot 10, .81ock 1, Centra.Z View Manor, and a1� �he �
S.pQ�'.�a.� Use Perm�t request, SP #73-07, on Lots ZO thrauqh IS,
�10�� �, Central View Manor, by Central Auto Parts, 1201 73�
AyEi�u� N4x�heast. Upon a vo�ce vote, a11 voti�lg aye, the
nIf�G1RI? �axx.�ed unanimousl�.
�ir, Lindblad said he felt the petition�r was upgrading
�h� px't?�er�y and he alrec�dy l�as th�e land. This px'oposal has
���'t� �omp�.etely 'reviewed bx Building Standards-Design Coi�trca�
�t���omm�,�,�ee and he favpred appravai of the rec�uests.
�1�, T���gan� ask�d Mr. Clark .�t there had b�en co�ng�.��.nts
��C�1�� th�.� busin,ess. Mr* Clark said there had been sortte and �hey'
�t��� c� �ew inQnths ago, �ie didn't, know where the eompl�a.n�� �c�m�
��O�rn but th�� coul� have been mads by Gi�y staff. M�. ��.tzpatriok
���.d �he ad�acent property owners �ad bee� noti��.ed cz� these
��a�u�sts and there �aas no one here ob j ectir�g ta the proposal Q
Mx. Clark said this pro�osal will make it easier �or the
�e��.��.pner to comply wi�h the zoning ordinances, '
�l�� Bla�.� asked how high the fe�;G� would be. Mr. Claxk
���.d $� wou�.d be a 7�oot screening fence.
Mx'. Harris said he was in favor of the request.
�OTION by Lindblad, seconded by BZair, tha� the P1anri�n�
C4mm�asion z�ecommend to Cquncil ap�r.oval pf the rezo»�ng zequeat�
� EpJ� H�3�09, by Central Auto #�arts, tA rezone Lo� .�0, a.Tovk 1,
GQntra.� View tiar�or, fro� C2-S (ge��ra1 shopp.ing �reas) to M-1
� (.i.�ght ��dustria2 areas) t,o make zon�ng co�sistentt wi�h property
� ��A�s, ��e same ,betng i2p1 73� Avenue NortheasG. Upot� a{/o�C�
VO�er al�. Y,Q��n$ �yp� ��� motior� carr�ed unanimops.Iy. .
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klanninq Commission Meeting - Auc�ust 8, 1973 p�g� 9
AAp�'lON by Naxris, seconded .by B1air, that the P1a�art.zn�
Comma.ssion �ecommend to Council approval of the xec�ues� fqr
� S�ecial Use Perm.i�, SP #i3-07, by C�ntral Auto Paxtsf ta
�11ow junk yards or the baling of �junk os� rags, .tn a bui�d.�n�
�nCa�osed on sI1 s�des or when completely enc�losed .in a solid
i'et�CaF per Fz�idley C.ity Code 45.131, A. 8, located on �,ots IQ
thx�attgh 15, 81ack 1, Central View blanar, the sarr.e b�in� �201
73� .�v�nue Northeast, witt� the recommendatio� thar the s�tpul���ons
Qf tlse t3cz.tildzng Standards-Design Control Svbcamm�.ttee bc� par�
Q1` �he .'no�.�o1� which are:
1, Bu.ilding material be an op�ion of the bu�Zde.�
sub,jeGt �o City appraval, follow�ing des.ign
� �z�esented ta the Subcoanmittee. ,
�. Woz'k pu� � t�me table with �he eity S�a1''f .�o.� the
�aster�o� c3eveloprrrent o#' t17e p�operty �
�. . Fdo�k ou� an� dxa�.nage problem s�ith �he Ed�gine�.��riy
Aapartm�rat, .
��Ed �`u,�tl�ex recorrsme�ac� that paxking be aZZowed p� ,Lot .�Q� �tad
��t� bu.t.�d�nq �era?�it be issu�d on the p�-op�r�y .a�z�eady �p��;d 1!�^.�.
�j9pJZ a voice vo�e, a11 vot�nq aye, theomot�o� ca�r�ed ut�anianauslc�.
�Q�+ ��I�A�+ Pi,AN �PP�G�,��1L FO�.�. ��1?3L'L C�J��'(:??�A,TIOEV ��WNHOUSES s Th�
� ���a gener��ly :��catea �n "s�h ���¢A� and ��k� ��r��� N.E.
��'om �iis�issip�i Stre�� �0 63�d A�enue N.E,
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t�►��e pr�sen� to mak� the preser.tatip;�.
1��. �eese �aid �� thaught t��y �ould start �heir �ar�sen�a�:lor��
Wi�Y� ��� ou�s�.d� a�pear�ance oi the pra�ect whiGh �.�cluc2es lanc��
�����.nc� and the appearance of the exteriors of �hs towr�hous���,
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wQU�.d c�ive �ach uni� some amount of scree�ing �rom the s��ee�.
�"h�� wQUld be usin� evergreens such as douglas �i�, s�xuce a�d
jUnipez. They would be usa.ng sQme decorativ� �rees and making
u98 Q� some of the large trees on the site, The healti�y fuli
gxown �re�s would be moved around th� site to th� bes� advan�ag�.
Chairman Fitz�atrick asked if.there would sti.�.l b� bexm�,ng.
�1x. Rsese said there would be berming on Missis�ippi Sfi.reet and
7t�. street.'
Mr. Drigans ask�d the total cost of the landscaping. Mr.
R��ee said it would be �.bout $50,000 including the sociding.
Mr. Dant� s�id he had to leave shortly and wQUld li}�e �o
ttn�w�r any questions �he Commission had, at this time. Mr. Claxk
ask�d him i.f he had a copy of the association by-l.aws. Mr. Aante
���.d these would no� be �n exis�enc� whiJ.e �he townhou�e8 wexe
xant�d. Th� Wall Cozporation will be responsible for al.� mainten�
Anoe, etc., until all the townhouses are sold. Mr. C�.ark sald
n mode7, p� ���QCiation ��-�aws should be prepaxed and p�eaented
to �h� C�.ty CoUr�ci2,;" " �
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PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 1974 BUDGET
The Budget was submitted to the City Council by
the Administrative Staff on August 31, 1973. The
Budget Public Hearing is required by the City
Charter, so this is being done in compliance
with that requirement,
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AN ORD I(�,�NCE REGl1L/�Tl P�G Tf-IE PARK I NG OF CERTA I N
COt�9t�iERC I�1L VEH I CL�S LIP01J TNE PLIBL i C STREETS I N
RES I DENT I 11L � i STR I CTS AND I'R�SCR 161 �G PFNIILT I ES FOR
THE VIOL�ITION Tf-IEi�EOF, !�?�-1ENDi��� CN�iPTER 506 OF THE
FRIDLEY CITY CO�E.
THE C I TY COLINC I L OF THE C I TY OF fR I DLEY DOES ORDA I N AS FOLL0I-JS :
Section 50G.01. is amended as fol�lows:
Subdivision ]., No person shall drive, operate or be in actua) physical
contro! of any vehicle contrary to state la��; nor s4ial! any owner or
person having custody or coniro! of any vehicle knowingly allow any
oth�r person to drive, operate or be in actual physica! control of a
vehicle.contrary to state .law.
Subdivision 2. As used in this ordinance, the term "commercial vehicle"
means and includes a"truck" as def-ined in t°�9innesota Statutes Section
168.011 subd. 10, a"tractor" as defined in P�linnesota Statutes Section
168.011 subd. 11, a"trucl< tractor" as defined in F�innesota Statutes
Section 168.011 subd. 12, a"traiier" as defined in �9innesota Statutes
Section 168.011 subd. 13, a'°semi-trailer" as defined in F•�innesota
S�;atutes Section 1b8.011 subd. 14, and a"bus" as defined in h4innesota
Statutes Section 160.011 subd. 9.
Subdivision 3. As used in this ordinance,
� means and inc(udes those areas zoned single
family d��elling areas, and general multiple
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family dwelling areas, two
family dwelling areas.
Section 50b.122 a ne�� section which reads as follows:
No person shall park or le�ve standing a commercial vehicle, whether v
attended or un�ttended, hav i ng a gross we i ght of more than �-�,.� j!%,0�
pounds upon the public streets in any residentual district for a period
of time longer than four hours, unless in the process of {oading or
unloading and then only for such period of time necessary to load
or unload.
PASSEQ i3Y THE CITY COUNCtL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, TNIS DAY OF
SEPTEP��BER, 1973.
� ATTEST:
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Mayor
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5. On all trucl:s and tractors etcept those in this chapfer classified as farr.
trucks, and urLan iruc}cs, and on all truc;:-tractor and semi•trailer combination:
except those classified as urban combinations, the tax durin� each oi tlie firs
three years of veLicle life on vehicles having a gross �veight oi 27,000 poutids o:
less, and ciurinry eacl: of thc first six yeurs of veiiicle Iile on those vehides havin;
a gross �vei�tit in excess of 27,000 pounds, shall be graduated accorclin� to thc
fo2lo�vin� sclicduie:
(a) Gross �Vei�ht of Vehicle
Tax
1 to 7,000 lbs., incl . ..........................................................................$ 2:i.U0
7,001 to 9,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 30.00
9,001 to 11,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 40.00
II,001 to 13,OU0 lbs., ir�ci . .......................................................................... 50.00
13,001 to 1�,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 60.00
15,001 to 17,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 70.00
17,001 to 19,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... SO.OU
19,001 to 21,0�0 lbs., iricl . .......................................................................... 90.00
21,001 to 23,000 ll�s., incl . .......................................................................... 10a.00
23,001 to 2�,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 120.00
25,001 to 27,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 14�.00
27,001 to 2g,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 20�.00
29,001 to 31,OQ0 ibs., incl . .........................................:................................ 241.50
31,001 to 33,000 lb;., incl . .......................................................................... 27�.00
33,001 to 35,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 314.00
35,001 to 37,000 lbs., incl . ............................................:............................. 3�2.00
37,001 to 39,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 386.50
39,001 to 41,OOU lbs., incl . .......................................................................... �22.50
41,001 to 43,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 959.00
43,001 to �15,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 49�.00
� 95,001 to 47,000 lbs., incl . ..............................................:........................... 531. ;0
47,001 to 49,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 577.50
49,001 to 51,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... G0�.00
51,001 to 53;000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 64U.00
53,001 to 55,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 67G.00
55,001 to 57,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 712.50
57,001 to 59,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 748.50
59,001 to 61,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 785.00
61,001 to 63,000 lbs., incl . ....................................................._................... 821.00
63,001 to 65,Ga0 lbs., incI . .......................................................................... S5G.50
65,001 to 67,OQ0 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 893.50
' 67,001 to 69,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 930.00
69,001 to 71,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 966.00
71,001 to ?3,000 lbs., incl . ...........................................................:.............. 1,002.00
73,001 to 75,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 1,033.�0
For each vehicle «•itll a gross weight of more than 75,000 pounds fhe tax sliall
be $1,03S.50 plus $34,50 for each ton or fraction thereof in excess of 75,000 pounds.
(b) The follo�vina depreciation allo�vance is made for vehicles having a gross
weiglit of 27,000 pou.ids or less:
(1) Durino each of the fourth, fifth, and sisth years of vehicle life, the tax
shall be 80 percent of the tax provideil above but in no event less than $20 per
vehicle.
(2? During each of the seventh, eighth, and ninth 3-ears of vehide life the
tax shali be 60 percent of the tax pro��ideci aba�•e but in no e�•ent. less than $1G
per vehic.le.
(3) Durin� the tenth and succeeding �e1rs of vehicle life the tax shall be 4U
percent oi the tax proi-idecl above btit in no event less than $12 per vehicle.
(c) The follo�.in� cle�reciation allo�vance is made for vehicles ha�•in� 1 gross
weight oi over 27,O00 pounds:
(1). Durin� the seventh and each subsequent year of vehicle lite, the tax shall
he 70 percent of the tax pcovic3ed above.
(d) Each vchicle ta�ed undcr subpar:�Rraph 5 of this section havin� a�;rosti
weight in excess oi 27,000 pounds, and used for the transportation of li��estocl;
or unprocessed and ra�v Sarm products shall be taxed at 90 percent oS the iore-
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SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FOR NOVEMBER ]2, 1973, FOR
THE FLOOD PLAIN:
The Planning Commission is holding their Public
Nearing on November 7, 7973. After this, the
City Council will hold their Hearing on the
Ordinance. The suggested date for this Hearing
would be November 12, 1973, and this would give
us enough time to meet the requirement to give
the people �he opportunity to have flood insurance
before the potential spring floods.
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RESOLUTION N0. � �3 - 1973
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND STORM SEWER
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 103
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BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follows;
l. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected
by this �ouncil for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be
specially assessed for the
SANITARY SEWER, WATER, AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
N0. 103
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 sho�aing the proper description
of each and every lot, piece, or parcel of land ta be specially assessed
and the amount calculated against the same.
2. Notice has been duly gublished as required by law that this Council would
meet in special session at this time and place to pass on the proposed
assessment.
3. Said proposed assessment has at all times since its filing been open to
inspecti�n 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 fi�led; except
4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered
as follows:
S. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or parcels of land enum-
erated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is
specially benefited by the • �
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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.
6. Such proposed assessment as altered, modified, and corrected is affirmed,
adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed
assessment as altered, modified, and corrected, with the changes and
alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confi�med as the
proper special assessments for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of
land respectively.
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7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shall be certified to
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stitute the special assessment for
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' 8. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear
interest from tl�e date hereto until the same have been paiu at the rate of
seven and one-half (72) per cent per annum.
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on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1974 and con-
tinuing until all of said installments shall hav e been paid, each installment
to b� coi��cted 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 o tion of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Councilman , and upon vote being taken, the following
voted in favor thereof :
and the following voted against the same;
PAS�ED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COtT1VCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � 7
DAY OF , , 1973.
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MAYOR Frank G. Liebl
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RESOLUTION N0.
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RESQLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITA�tY SEWER, WATER, AND STORM SEWER
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0, 112
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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SANITARY SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROV�MENT PROJECT
NOo 112
in said City ag�inst 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 proper description
of each and every lot, piece, v� parcel of land �.c b� 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 special session at this time and place to pass o n the proposed
assessment.
3. Said proposed assessment has at al.l times since its fi.ling been open to
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 proposed assessment are changed and altered
as follows:
5. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or parcels of la.nd enum-
erated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is
specially benefited by the
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NOo 112
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 descxibed.
6. Such proposed assessment as altered, modified, and corrected is affirmed,
adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed
assessment as altered, modified, and corrected, with the changes and
alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the
proper special assessments for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of
land respectiv ely.
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7. Said Assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shall be certified to
by the City Clerk and f iled in his office and shall thereupon be and con-
stitue the special assessment for
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8. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land sha11 bear
interest from the date hereto un�il the same hav e been paid at the rate of
seven and one-half (7 2) per cent per annum.
9. Such assessment shall be payable in twenty (20) annual installments payable
� on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1974 and con-
tinuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each installment
to be collected with taxes collectible during said year by the County Auditor.
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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.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Councilman , and upon vote being taken, the following
voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same:
PASSED AND AD TED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �`
DAY OF , Z973.
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A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEP4ENT
BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITN LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385
BE IT RESOLVED By 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 te+nporary
improvement bonds in order to provide the necessary funds for the construction
and payment of expenses relative to the following improvement projects to-wit:
Sanitary Sewer, Water, and 5torm Sewer Improvement Project No. 112
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
� excess of �$95,000.00
Investment Fund
in the following fund, to-wit:
, whi ch sum wi 11 not be requi red for other purposes pri or to September 1�1976
IT IS THEREFORE Determined to be in the interest of the City of Fridley that the
� sum of 595,000.00 of the Investment Fund
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to purchase the sum of $95,000,00 of the aforementioned Sanitar�Sewer,
Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Proj ect No . I12��_ __ i ssued
under date of September l, 1973
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 Investment Fund
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 the znvestment Fund
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
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BE IT RESOLVED By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota,
�s follows:
SEC. 1. The cotal estimated cost of Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer
Improvement Project No.11�zas been estimated at $95,000.00
SEC. 2e It is now estimated that the sum of $95,000.00 is .�urrently
necessary to provide financing of the projects above noted, and it is hereby
determined to be necessary to borrow said amount for the payment of obLiKdti�.ns
now incurred and for expenses necessarily incurred in connection with the
construction of said improvement project.
SEC. 3. There is ht�reby created Sanitary SeWer . Water �t1d � o�'�n SPWP}"
IICt rovement Prb' eCt No. 112 which shall contain a construction account
as part thereof into which shall be paid all proceeds of temporary bonds issued
pursuant to thi.s 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 i.mprovement.
SEC. 4. There is also hereby creaced Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
� Sewer Improvement Project No. 112
d P& I Account, which
account in said fund ma and shall be termed as the P& I Fund, in�o which
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property by reason 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
and interest on all temporary improvement bonds issued to finance said project.
SEC. 5. It is hereby determined that the sum of $9 5,0 00.0 0 shall be borrowed
I� to finance saidSanitary Sewer,Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Proi .#112
� with respect to cost of construction and expenses necessarily incurred relative
thereto to this date, by the issuance of temporary improvemen� bonds o£ ttie
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 Project #112 but
the City further recognized its duty under the law, a� provided by Sec. 429.091,
and covenants and agrees with the purc�►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 that the same
cannot be paid our of funds available in the P& I- Fund of �an��t-a�r�.�fir��.+e�- .
Water, and Storm Sewer Improvement Pro7 .#112or out of other Municipal
funds which are properly available and are appropriated by the Council for such
purpose.
SEC. 7. It is hereby determined to levy special assessments against benefited
property by reason of the making of Sanitary Sewer, Water and 5torm Sewer
Improvement Proj .#112and 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 provi'ded, such special asses5ments to be placed
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or the total cost thereof has been determined.
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No.112 Bond Series "B" shall be nineteen (19) in number
and numbered from 1 to 19 inclusive, each in the denomination of $�^OOp , 00
shall bear interest aC the rate of 7 g per annum, payable seroi-annually on
MarCh and September of each year and shall mature..on S�ptember l, 1�76
ahall 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 `� B
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 �f
the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such information
is made available to him by t.he holders thereof, fur the purpose of mailing
� said notices, The principal and all interest on said bonds shall be payable
at Fridley Ciry Hall, 6431 University Avenue, N.E., Minneapolis, MinnesoCa
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mimeographed shall have attached tllereto an interesc coupon which t>oitd and
coupon shall be substantially in the following x��rm:
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(Unless the bond described below is called for earlier redemption)
on the day of
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of the City Manager and shall be executed on behalf of the City b� the signatures
I� 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 sha11 be mimeographed and �iu�henticated,
by the printed, engraved, lithographed, or facsimile signatures uf said Mayur and
Manager. When said bonds have been executed and authentica�ed they shall be
delivered by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof, upon payment of the purchase
price heretoFore agr.eed upon and accrued interestc� date of delivery and said
purchaser shall not be obliged to see to the application thereo�.
SEC. 11. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed 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�ain from said County Auditor a
certificate that said bonds have been ent��red on this bond register.
SEC. 12. The bonds issued hereunder �hal l be payab] e for Sanitary Sewer, Water
and Storm 5ewer Improvement Project No. 112 which is hereby created. The
Treasurer shall cause aIl monies received from the proce�ds ot said bonds, all
monies appropriated and transferred trom other funds and all special assessments
for the improvementti provided that if any paymenc 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 fram the general fund of the City
and such fund sha11 be reimbursed for such advance:: out of monie� to be credited
to said fund wi�en said monies are collected. All proceeds for said bonds except
accrued in�erest shall be credited to the fund and used to pay the cost of s�1id
improv emen Cs .
SEC. 13. It is further prvvided that should it appear at any time that the monies
credited to said fund and provided 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 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, giece 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 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 bonds when due and
that no ad valorem tax levy is accordingly required.
SEC. 16. The officers of the City and ttle County Auditor of Anoka County are
hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of tiaid
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
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.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY T1iE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THZS ��
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Mr. Raymond Renner
1564 Gardena Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Dear Mr. Renner:
ANOKA COUNTY
July 20, I973
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
As Acting Secretary of the Fridley Human Relations Committee,
I have been instructed to write you concerning our desire to have
full participation of inembers af the Committee. We hope that you
will be able to attend future meetings so that your Ward and the
people of Fridley will be well represented on this Committee.
Should you find it impossible to serve on this Committee for
any reason, a letter stating that you no longer intend to serve on
this Committee should be sent to the City Council at your earliest
convenience.
It is our hope that you will be able to active].y p�rticipate
on the Committee .
Yours very truly,
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T1I� MINUTrS OI' TIIr �30nRD Or APPI'ALS T'fI�TING OF S�PT�rfIiIsR 11, 1973
The meeting cx�.s called to order by Chaixman Drigans at 7:35 P.M.
M�P�I3ERS PIt�S�NT: Drigans, Crowder, Gabel
'MEMBERS ABS�NT: Wahlberg
OTH�RS PRES�NT: �Io�vard rlattson- Engineering Aide
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' MOTION by Cro�•�der, seconded by Gabel, to approve the minutes of the August 14, 1973
meeting as �aritten. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried.
' 1. A P.rC1U1�ST FOR !1 VAP.I!1I�CE OF SL:CTIO�; 45.053, 4n, I'RIDL�Y CITX COD�, TO P.�DtTCE Ti?�
FP.ONT XAIZll SI,'1�l�,CK 1�1:0,i 35 FPLl TO 20 FEI�T 'I'0 ALLO[d TIIr CO:,STP�L'CTI01`; OF ��: ADD:�T1_ON
ONTO 1�\T FYISTI�;G D;•;i;TL:Ci�G I,OC��T1:D 0:� LOTS 45, 46, 47 A\D 43, rLOCl� G, KIVr?:VIEI]
' HEIGHTS, TI-?E S�,`._`l.; 1:}?1"i�G _560 T1t0iJT0\ STI:I:ET i�.L, , FP�TDLLY, t�Ili�?\F.SOTA. (F�QUT.ST LY
P1R. TIERLIN ]�P.UidKOW, 560 IROI�TGiv' STi��T Iv.L'. , FRTDLEY, i�IIP�ZvESOTA, )
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Mx. Merlin Bxunkow was present to present the request.
MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Crotader, to waive reading the public hearing notice.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Brunlco�a explained his existing dwelling is 20 feet by 30 feet and he would
like eo put an addition of 15 feet by 24 feet off to the side toward the driveway.
He said it would be an enclosed addition that would be partially a bedroom and
partially a den. He sa9.d the existing house is approximately 20 years old and
is a one story and the addition would have the same roof line and have no basement.
Chaixman Drigans asked Mx. Brunkow if he had talked to any of the neighbors about
the variance.
Mr. Brunkow answexed that he haci talked to some of them and he met with no objections,
Chairman Drigans asked if any of the houses in�the area, that are similax to this,
have additions built onto them.
Mr. Brunkow ans�•�ered there are houses that have had additions put on them but none
have been put on since he has lived there. .
Mr. Cxowder aslced if there were any easements, that might create a problem, in the
proposed addition area.
Mx. Mattson answered that there was not.
Chaiz-man Drigans stated that Mr. Brunlcow's request had been heard by the Council
on September lOtl� and he asked Mx. Brunkow what action the Council had taken.
Mr. Bxunko�a answered the Council had appxoved the variance.depending upon what
this Board did.
Mx. riattson stated the City had asked rir. Brunkow to write a Ietter to the City
Council asking them to talce action on his request before the Board of Appeals
meeting as he indicated he was in a hurry to start the addition.
Chairman Drigans asked if ttie other homes in the area were all set back the same
distance as this one.
' Ttie Minutes of the I3ozrd of Ap�eals Meetin�; of SePtember 11, 1973 P��� 2
Mr. Mattson ans��ered that all the houses appear to be in line.
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' M�TION by Cro�,rder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Cro�-ader said he could see I10t.�ilT1�T undesirable about this xequest as the
existing house is very small and we have found no reason to be opposed to this.
Chairman llxi.gans said the hardship seems to be the existing house location and
having only 600 square feet and the owner just �aants to expand it.
MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabe1, to concur with the City Council in approving
the variance. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
2. A RFC�I1rST FO�R � V/LRI1\NC� OF S�C1IOid 45.1.34, 6, Pl�I'.t1G?'.Al'Ii 3, I'P.ID�L�' CITi' COD� TO
KEDUCI: 7'1i;� I;T!�UlP�i.'l) I'RQitT T�1RD S�T��ACK, j•�iI.1;N i�I-1 L0�'7:NG IS r1DJ�Cl�,:;T TO A\0 �lil??'�
ZONIT�tG DTSii�IC7', I'i Oii lOG ; l::T TO 70 ����,aT 1_0 ALLOt� TiiE CO��STF:UC`l'IO\ 01' !�N OFF7Cr
AND ��TA�'.�IiOUSL TO TE LO:.L1T�'D O:d LOTS 1 TI;?_U ?_0, 1CGL1'r';Li. t�lITH �/;CATI�D B� CO?: ST::�;1�T,
CENTRAT� �V�\"tiT ADDITION, li�E SA'�1E F�It;G 1290 - 73RD AV�NiJE N.E., Fi�IDT���', I•1IN�iI�SOTA.
(1'�EQULST LiY i�112. DOi�'�I�D Y�'��3Ti�S�:I, 900 t4'EST COUi��1'Y_ RO�D ll, ST. P1�UL, i�tli�\T�SOTA. )
Mr. Dick Brama, President of Bryant-Franlclin Corporation, and Mx. Babinski's
partner, taas present to present the request.
MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Crowder, to waive xeading the public hearing notice.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Brarna exp�ained they bought the land with the understanding it was an
industrial site. He said when they applied for a building permit they found out
'. only paxt of the land was zoned correctly and part was zoned C-1 and part was
zoned C-2, so they are now also.in the pxocess of rezoning these lots.
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Mr. Brama continued this building will be just north of the building they built
last S�ear and are now xenting out to Onans. He said they want to build this
building and incorporate it with the other for the rental market available with
Onan and Medtronics. � .
Mr. Brama said they have ordered the steel as they never anticipated they would
have to rezone, and the steel should be delivered around the third week in October.
He added the building will confonn to all the other Codes except the front yard
setback and they can`t move the building back farther as they need the space in
back for parking and the loading dock.
Chaiz-man Drigans asked how old the existing building was and Mr. Brama answered
it was just completed last fall.
Mr. Crowder asked about the zoning of the corner property on 73rd and Central.
Mr. Mattson explained there axe two or three different zoning districts on this
property and across 73rd Avenue there is C-1S zoning.
Mr. Brama said the part of this building facing 73rd Avenue zoould be dedicated to
offices and all tlie loading will be in the back so the C-1S zoning would be
lovking at a store front more or less. He said tlie side of the building facing
Central Avenue �aould also not have any loading area. All the doors for loading
are in tlie back of the building.
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Chaix�man Drigans aslced if the semis could be turned around in the 75 foot loading
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Mr. Brama answered they could very easiZy. IIe said they can be turned arounci in
not much more space than their length.
Mr. Cro�ader asked �ahar the z�ning is on the property do�an 73rd Avenue. He added
will the companys that otan that land be coming in for variances also.
Mr. Mattson ans�aered that it is M-1 across irom C--2.
Mr. Cro�oder aslced about the driveway entrances.
Mx. Brazna said the driveways could be selfsustaining but will probably be
overlapped for practicality.
MOTION by Cro��rder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public heaxing. Upan a voice
vote, there bea.ng no nays, the motion calried unanimously.
Chairman Dri.gans stated that since a portion o� the property has to be rezoned,
the Planninb Commission taill also be involved in this.
Mr. C�rowder asked if. this property stayed commercial, Would he need a variance
at all.
Mr. Mattson said if the zoning stayec3 commercial, he saouldn't be able to build this
building at all. He saYd the use of the building makes the difference.
Mx. Crowder said he didn't see anything wrong taith what is being requested. He said
the building could be built smaller than proposed. He said he cextainly would state
that if the variance was approved it �vould be contingent upon getting approval of
whatever zoning changes he needs fio get.
Chaixman Drzgans said this type of building, all modular design, is the most
, economical far xenting or selling space. He said he would rather see the.area
xezoned to have the two buildings complement each other and have all the storage
in back. He said the hardship here is the zoning across the stxeet.
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MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Crowder, to recommend to the City Council, approval
of the variance, to be contingent upon the Planning Commission approving the
rezonings. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
3. A P�EQUEST FOP. A VARIAI�CE OF S�CTION 45.053, 4, T34, I'P�IDI��Y CITX COD�, TQ P.�DUC� TII�
SIDE YARD SETIiACK 1 OR AN ATTt�C1IFD C�P�t1GE I ROM 5}.'F��T TO 3. Z I'E�T, TO nLLOtd TIIL
CONSTRiTCTIO�� CI' A GnP�'1Gr TO liE LOC�ITLD O�i LOT 4, PLOCl' 1, DOi�\AY'S Lt1::�VI�[d P�1;1i:0It,
THE SA.rIF ELIi�G 5871 ldi;ST AIOOI.L L!\,:L D'.:IV� N. E., 1 RIDL�Y, i�IITi::rSOTA. (i�I;QU�ST I3Y _
21R. BI:I:NARD [dEDG�W00D, 5871 ��TLST tIOOR� Ll1i:� llRIVE N.�., F1:IDLL'1.', PIINiVLSOTl1.)
Mr. Bernard Wedge�aood was present to present his request.
MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to waive reading the public hearing notice.
Upon a vbice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously.
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Mr. Wedgewood explained he would lilce to add on a 16 foot wide garage but since
h.is lot is irregular, the garage would be 3.2.feet from the property line on the
back corner and the front cornex would be-7 feet from the line.
Mr. Cxowder asked if the nei�hbor to the south has a garage and how far his
structures are from the line.
Mr. Wedgewood said the dwelling is the same as his and does not have a garage.
Chairman Drigans asked what happens if the neighbor wants to build a garage also.
Mr. Floyd Bradley, 5861 Ldest Moore Lalce Drive, neighbor to the south, said his
house is approximately 24 feet 8 a.nches frorn the linc so he has plenty of room
to build a garage. He said he has th.ought of building a 20 foot garage and then
he would need a 4 inch variance. He added he has no objections to Mr. Caedbe�aood's
variance. •
Mr. Crowder asked Mr. Wedgewood if he planned on putting a patio off the back of
the garage.
Mr. Wedge�aood ans�aered he did not as his house is a wallcout in the back and it
drops off at a 35 degree angle. He said it has been done in other places but he
does �not plan to.
Mr. Crowder stated the Board is concerned about the closeness of structures
because of fire. He asked Mr. Wedgewood if he would be willing to install a
firewall on the one side of his garage.
Mr. Wedge�aood, after finding out what a firewall was, agreed that he would install
it if it was stipulated.
Mx. Crowder stated the only alternative would be to move the garage forward, but
then a front yard variance would be necessary. �
Chairman Drigans stated Mr. Wedgewood would need rhe incline to get into the
garage. �
MOTION Uy Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Crowder said that the garage can't be moved backward because of the lay of
the land and it can't be placed fonaard without another variance and one of 'the
hardships is that this is the only place to put the garaae. He said r1r. Wedge��ood
is only asl;ing to build a single garage and he has agreed to install a firewall.
He added tlie lot does taper which is another hardship and there are no structures
that are to close on the adjacent property.
Chairman Drigans added that when and if both garages are built, they will be
approximately 8 feet apart.
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MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to recommend to the City Council, approval
' of the request for tlie hardships mentioned above and w ith the stipulation that
the south wall of ttie garage contain the necessary fireproofing and have no openings.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
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4. A RrQUT'ST )'OR n VAl'.T�1TIC1: OF ST:CTIOiv' 45.153, PARAGI�t1Ptl 2, F1:InLT;1' czrY conr, TO
� INCPTAS]'s TIiI: I']:ONT I'/1PD ST�;TPACK 3�I:0�1 35 FTb1:T TO 60 FEF,T TO ALI�OW TII� COi�?STPUC'i'ION
OF A I�td�LLIi�;G �i'0 P�I� LOC�1'1'I:D ON T.OT 19, PLO�.0 1, INNSPP.tJCi� I�ORTH 2�.ID A�DDIT:i_QN, TIiT:
SAML 131:IP'sG 1��08 t�1i.ST D?�NIiPL PUAll N.E., 11:IDLl:Y, :�II\i�:ESOTA. �I:L''QUT�ST I�Y 1:ICIiL11'.11
'MILLER 1I0:1]�S, 1600 RICP C1:�1'sl� I:OAD N.�., FP.II�LFY, �ZINNLSOT[�. _
Mr. Richard Klei.now, of Richaxd Miller Homes, was present to present the request.
MOTIOPd by Gabel, seconded by Cr�wder, to waive reading the public hearing notice.
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Kleinow explained the problem with keeping the house at the required setback
� is the steepness of the driveway. He said they have already dropped the floor
of the garage and added 3 more courses of blocic. He said as the last resort they
could cut down the lot but then they would lose a lot of the trees and destroy
' the whole effect tl�ey are trying to create. He said the lot is deep so there is
- sti11 plenty of bacic yard.
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Chairman Drigans aslced him if he represented the builder only.
Mr. Kleinow said he represented both the builder and the buyer.
Chairman Drigans asked what this kind of a setback would do to the othex lots
on� either sicle of this lot as they are all vacant. �•
' Mr. Kleino�a said in his opinion most of the lots are unbuildable because of being
swampy. He said some of the lots could be filled in and buiZt on and he expected
one or two to be deeded to the City.
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Mr. Crowder asked if the house �aere turned, to be squared on the lot, and have a
35 foot seLback, woulcl the drive�aay still be to steep.
Mr. Kleinow answered the ratio would be l foot to 7z feet and would be so steep
that the car bumper wouZd hit on the curb,
Mr. Crowder asked if there was anything in the area now::;.�
Mr. Kleinow said the streets are just now being install.ed. He added that if they
go much deeper, they would run into watex problems. He said they have considered
all the altexna�ives and the only one they woulci possibly use is cutting the
garage floor down further but he added it wouldn't be a very good thing to do.
MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
� Chairman Drigans stated this is a lot where the topography dictates extreme hardship.
The adjoining lots are at Lhe most questionable building sites according to the
builder himself. He said there should be no problem to the rear, as this lot abuts
� the freeway right of way and he thought they tried to keep within the Code ior the
best suitable location for the house. He said he could see no other alternative
but to grant the variance.
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Chaixman Drigans stated the Board has to look at each variance in this area
individually and it has to look at all �actors involved and all of these lots
are not the same as far as topograpliy. }Ie said he felt the Board should state
such �ahenever people from this area come befoxe �his commission caith variances.
He said �ae �aant to maintain this area as far as trees and nature go.
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MOTION by Cro�adex, seconded by Gabel, to recommend to the City Council, approval
of the variance. Upon a voice vote, theres bein� no nays, the- motion carried
unanimous ly . . . I I I
ADJOUfiNT1�NT : ` 7 i
Chairman Drigans adjourned the meeting at 9:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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' WENDELL R. ANDERSON
GOVERNOR
Sz,�T��. o�, i�11�vT�rso2,.�
�I`FICF. Oh` THF. GOVI:KNOR
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September 7, 1973
The Honorable Frank Liebl
Mayor of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N,E,
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
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Dear Mayor Liebl:
Thank you for your letter of August 21, 1973,
regarding the Camden Avenue Bridge over th� Mississippi
River.
I have contacted Commissioner Ray Lappegaard,
Department of Highways, who advises me that his Department
is cooperating with the City of Minneapolis to expedite
the design and construction of a new bridge at this site.
With warmest personal regards.
Sincerely,
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Wendell R. Anderson
WRA:sh
cc: Commissioner Ray Lappegaard
Department of Highways
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JAMES E. G1iEELEY
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1990 M STREET, N. W,
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036
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Fe�eral Cczr:municat�.o�xs Cc�r��ziission
��ashzngton, D.C, 2�.�i54
Re: �c�nrr�.l Televi�ion af ?.;�iint�.��fltay Irxc.--�
Fric�, r�.`inxzesc�ta (CAC-1722, G�de �?I�077)
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� V�1� e11CZOS� � COP� of th� �fficial pta'nlicatiion af amAndments ta
th� cable televisi�n ardiz�ance ai .e�rici2�y, tl�inn�.sota. '�he arnerzdments wexe
ap�roved hy ihn �L;ity* C�;une�_1 on first r°�di�z�, A���usi 6, i973," �eeond
rEadin�,, A.uga;t Z�?, 1r73, �.�a��i tl�ra�a.z;h o�t�.ci�,.l �.u�Ii�ai:i.on an Au�usfi 29.
1973.' TI�e Fric�ley Clz;�rter �ro�,ricl�� that th�,> OY°C�i7.21�3.YiC� c�zenclments become
e£fective 15 c�ays �ft�x p�x'�licati��n, ar, in thz� ca�c�, 5�i=�mb�r 13 � 1973.
' The pno�t si�;nz�3.cant re�•Ia1Gi] 1.�'.+ IY}. S�l:�cti�x� 4�5.05 af the
ordinance �el<,i�in? ta "1Fay�?enf T�� Th� C�-��" . Th� aY�3c.XLCIE:CI A1 '�.�SS1a3�e�e pro-
vides th�t the fz•ancha�e hol�ler �h�.11 �ay to t:�e ci.ty �n an��uz-it et�ual t�.� 5 n
' O� f�1i aTt11U�!,�. �YI�S:i CLt��.�^.�C:t"lYit?Y.' 2'C'VE'.11Uf:S QY'. 3UC�1 �C�..`�7.�7.C�XltI �arcPnta�e of
revenue> fhat *tzay �n �}�� cuturt k�e c��e=_���cl reas�nable �y t��� I'ederZ2
Cam�nur�ic�.gi�ns Cor�r�_i�si�n. It is tl�e vietv of th� franclzis� hc�lder that
' the fr. anc�zis� fee csf 5n, r� th��r than 3°> ��ill not in, any �t��y rnat,�ri.alZy itnpede
the constructfc�n cx operation of �hi� system.
' 1f there are �.ny questi�ins conc€:rning thi z matt�r, pleas�
cammunicate with ihis affice.
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James E. Greeley
K�.�SP-TV ICTCA-TV
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KSTP-TV Mayor af Fridley
Superintendent of Schools
�ridley. P.finnesota
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` RETAIN THIS I�YORX SHEET THE G�DVL�r'tTJ7lrl�i+�T OF
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� DEPAR7MEN7 OF THE TFtEASURY �',F., jt:��':= ;�� j T;'
•j1 OFFICE Or REVENUE SHARING �
= 1900 PENNSYLVANIAAVE. N.W. PLANS TO EXPEND ITS R�/ENUE SHARING ALLOCATION
WASHI�iGTON, D.C. 20226 FORTHE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGIN�►NG
(K) �XECUTlVc PROPOSAL. Check this block if this plan is based on ,�';_,{i_ a_,, ;i,_'=;;'�: .'j� '••:j ;j_:?';�':�.
�� an exacutive proposal �- AND ENDINu -�-�! --=t�1:
) D�BT How evili the availability of revenue sharing funds affect the IN THE FOLLOWlNG MANNER BASED UPON AN
borrowing requirements of your jurisdiction?
ESTIMATED TOTAL OF .�{��„c:;.i; =;�,�
X A.VOID DEST INCREASE NO EFFECT
LESSEN DEBT INCftEASE T00 SOON TO ACCOUNT NO.
PREDICT EFFECT ; 4 ,^- i:t;,_ 4'zt�;�:
M) 7AXES in which of the foilowing manners is it expected that ihe �:>; j; � ri_;�r `�, ;�r '
avaiiability of Revenue Sharing Fu�ds will affect the tax �,�
� levels of your jurisdiction? Check as many as apply. �'''F ��tY�� �^�'' _~
7,-;�. ..� t �;.� i �;=' �-=i �� r �i �
VV1LL ENA3LE REDUCING ❑ WILL REDUCEAMOUNT OF RATE �:� �ry���j.=l:��:t,�tj j; �, rj J, F�i'3 v��=#� ;'i
F;AT.E OFA MAJOR TAX. INCREt1SE OFA MAJOR TAX.
,� VV1LL PREVENT tNCR'c_ASE IN n NO EFFECT ON TAX LEVELS
X P�ATEOFAir1AJORTAX �_�
VVILL PREVENT ENACTING ❑ T00 SOON TO PREDICT EFFEC7
y P,NEINMAJORTAX
� OPERAT{NG/i1rtAINTENA�CE E:CPENDITURES CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
0 PRIORI7Y PLANNED PEFCEPiT PE9cetiT PLANNED PERCENi PLANNED FO�i:
(� PLAPi?��D FOR PL�ta"�f.0 FOR PURPOSE IANO OEBT
PEPJDlTURE EXPENDI7URES ��aiuT�r�avice !,ewa3 EXPENDITURES
� TEGOFiIES (A) (g) Of ExiSriNG EXPa"ioEO (E} F EQUIP4IENT �YSTRUCTID, AC�UISITION RETIREPAENT
S:R`/ICES �C� SEflVICES �o� � � (G► (Hy {i► �J)
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PUBIIC SAFETY � � O� SHO. OO % � OO �i� I GENERAL GOVT. "� �O �O /O ��O
� VIRONMENTAL � % % EDUCA710N � % ��O ��O ��O
� OTECTION
� 3 B LI C � ��O �Io H EA LTH � % ��O % �IO
ANSF'OR7ATION
� HEALTHI � % ��o TRANSPORTATION � % % % ��O
� cR�+,-noN � 20,448.00 % 100 % � D�EVcLOPMENT '� % %� % %
15 HOUSING&
� 6 SRANIcS $ % ��O COMNIU�ITY �^ % % ��O ��O
� DEVEIOPMENT
Z CIALSERVICES S ��Q % ECONOMIC $ �/0 ��Q ��o %
Q FORAGED&POOR DEVELOPMENT
w $NANCIAI �a 4,391 .00 100 % % � `NVIRO�MENTAL � % % % %
� DMINISTR.ATION iCONSERVATION
TOTAL °:.+NY^D
P@RATING/MAIN- /r / i 18 � � p'
17EURE9f:� t"�P`ND- � 35,419. �� �� PUBLIC SAFETY � ��O ��O ��O /O
� ) ASSURANCES (Refer to Instruction G) REC►tEA7�o� + $
` � CULTURE 64,253.00 100 % ��° % %
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P I21 OTHFR(Specr/y/ O/ O/ O/ %
irculation. I have records dacumenting th., contents of this $ o o� o
report and they are open for pubiic and news media scrutiny. _
I 22 OT H E R(Specily)
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1 assure the Secretary of the Treasury that the statutory � �3 i/ ,v/-/viri ��jfj� �lfT'%
provisions listed in Part G of the instructior.s accompanying this ��iOTAL Pt.ANNED ��/� �� ����i�%���//�% ///j.%��
CAPITAL EXPEVDI� S ���i �;� i�! �/%� �/' � �'//%
re ort will b2 com tied with U this reci ient eovernment wi;h �� / � � �i %���/,'� �/��
p P v P ., ruRES 113,653.00 //��/�/, i;��,.i, �,�, /,/i,���
spect to the entitlement funds reported hereon. .2%//i%./��%�:«f/��� l�i///�///�
���,-Z�,� �.• _ 9/10/1973 Fridley Edition ofi Sun Newspapers __
GNATUHEOFCMIF.PEXECUTIVEUFFICE UATE NAME Of NEWSPAPEH � �
ar��in C. Brunsell, Asst. City Mgr./Fin. Dir. September 19, 1973 � �
ME & 71TLE— PLEASE PRINT DATE PUBLISMED ORS FORM N0. 3229
JULY 1973
YDUR VYORX SHEET
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Dit�ision of Property
', ' NeV� Plats
Re��l Estate Appraisals
' SPF;CIAL ASSESS?�'fENTS
'Division of Property
Sea��ches
Prepayments
'Jobs Assessed
Amount of Prepayments
Amount of Assessment Ro11s
' � ACCOUNTING
'Checks Processed
Inct9:vidual Receipts Issued
Wat;er Accounts Receivable Collected
'Amolmt Billed
Number of Billed Accounts
Shui;-off Notices Issued
' Service Discontinued
PURCHASING
' Pur<:hase Orders Issued
Vo]_ume of Purchase Orders
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7�'31/73
12�'31/72 �
12�';31/71
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12/"31/69
12/;31/68
12�';31/67
12��;31/66
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6173
6054
59�7
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5b96
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
TRIAL BALANCE
31 JULY 1973
THIS A�IONTH
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$23,1�8.76
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$73,074.49
$95,g95.11
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$227,161.51
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$538,632.16
$562,1�11. 20
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$457, 5�-3 . 52
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JULY 31, 1973
PERf+IANENT BONDS OUTST�fJDING 1/1/73
Civic Center
Park Bonds
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessments Permanent
Water Improvement
PERP�APdENT BONDS ISSUED 1/1/73
PE�r�iAP�EidT BONDS PAID 1/1/73 TO 7/31/73
Civic Center
Park Bonds
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessment Permanent
EJater Improvement
BALANCE A�1D PURPOSE OF BOidDS QUTSTA�iDING 7/31/73
Civic Center
Park Bonds
Public Utility Revenue
Special Assessment Permanent
Water Improvement
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$ 405,000.00
65,000.00
60,000.00
7,546,000.00
I,140,000.00
TOTAL $ 9,216,000.00
N4NE
$ 20,000.00
40,000.00
None
889,000.00 .
55,000.00
TOTAL $ 1,004,�00.00
TOTAL
$ 385,000.00
25,000.00
60,000.00
6,657,000.00
1,085,000.00
$ 8,212,000.00
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�n stment Federal Land Bank
$ 30,000.00 Boncls, Fridley Bank 11/17/71 1/22/79 $ 2g,0$4•3g 5.34�
' $4, g�-4, 250.00 $!�, $37, 629. 71
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AP�IOUPdT TYPE OF Ii�NESTN�NT PURCHILSED DUE DATE COST Y'IELD
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U.S. Treasur;� Bills
100, 000. 00 Fri d� ey Bank 7/.37-/73
. Farmers Home Administra- '
1,825,000.00 tion Note, Fridley Bank 10/16/72
U.S. Treasury Bills
60,000.00 .Fridley Bank �./27/73
U.S. Treasury Notes
375,000.00 Fridley Bank 7/30/73
Federal Intermediate Credit �
190,000.00 Bank Bonds, Fridley Bank 6/1�/73
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Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
100,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 6/25/71
� Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
�.09,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 7/1/71
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
100,250.00 Assn., Fridley Bank � 7/].6/70
Federal Home Loans
175,000.00 Fridley Bank 6/25/71
Federal Land Bank
4z5,000.0�J Bonds, Fridley Bank !�/26/71
Federal Home Loan .
125,000.00 Bank, Fridley Bank �/25/70
Federal Nat'1 A4ortgage
150,000.00 Assn.�. Fridley Bar�k 6/10/71
Federal Nat'1 Mortgage
200,000.00 Assn., Fridley Bank 12/11/72
� Federal Land Bank
50,0OO.OQ Bonds, Fridley Bank 12/3/71
Federal Home Loans �
500,000.00 Fridley Bank. 2/z6/73
�/30/73 99,333.33 8.00�
10/11/73 1,825,000.00 5.75�
z/12/7� 56,876.60 6.44I
2/15/7�+ 3$5,5�6.37 8.2z�
3/4/74 190,042.2z 7.35v�
3/11/71� 10l�, 9�8. �9 6. 62%
3/11/7l�
3/14/7�
4/27/7t�
10/2I/7�
8/25/75
6/10/76
41�,47z.2z 6.82�
102,316.67 i.75o
175,OQQ.00 6.35�
425,375.42 5•3Co
125,772.92 7.95�
150,000.00 6.70�
lz/lo/76 z�o,000.o0 6.z5o
10/20/77 50,780.69 b.1;1
11/27/77 500,OOO.GO 6.00;0
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I , AP,40lJNT OUTSTAi�iDING
�110;, Q00. 00 $105, 000. 00
� 430,, 000. 00 430, 000. 00
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$5l�0, OOQ. 00 $535, 000. 00
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31 JULY 1973
PURCHASED BY IN LSZT,�NT FUND
DUE DATE
3 Years 5PI & SS �f106
July l, i9�5
3 Years ST. 1972-1 & 2
September l, 1975
Temporary Bonds Outstanding 1/1/73
Temporary Bonds Issued 7/31/1973
Temporary Bonds Paid 7/31/1973
INTEREST
DUE DATE
January l &
July 1
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September 1
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$ 53Q , 000. 00
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STORE �1 $ ----
i#2 71,095.22
' #3 13,540.99
#4 23,456.58
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#2 84,763.92
' , #3 94,296.23
� #4 160,168.59
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MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORES
LIQUOR SALES REPORT
JULY 1973
BEER
$ ---
9,848.96
10,596,75
17,655.89
$ 38,707.60
MIX & MISC. JULY 1973
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671.13 21,6]5.31
533.50 24,671.24
938,10 42,050.57
$ 2,142.73 $ 88,337.12
YEAR TO QATE 1/7/7973 - 7/31/1973
$ 10,528.48 $ 1,156.39 $ 52,832.39
53,022.31 3,238.78 141,025.01
57,992•38 3,247.15 ]55,535,76
91,255.39 5,222.64 256,646.62
$ 212,79II.56 � 12,864.96 $ 606,039.78
JULY 1972
$ 11,075.67
21 ,046.17
T9,432.44
40,171.14
$ 91,725.42
$ 71,717:19
134 ,392 .33
129,364.61
255,313.48
$ 590,187.61
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Fire alarms January through August 1973
Fire alarms January through August 1972
Increase in alarms this year
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...... 233
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Alarms for August:1973 ...... 33
Alarms for August 1��72 ...... 25
Increase in alarms for August i973. 8
ALAR'�4S TYPES OF ALARI�'IS
'Autos, Trucks
Gas Spills
Houses
'Appliances
Industrial
Commercial
Garages
'Fire Outs
F,aulty Alarms
R�escue $ lst Aid
'G:rass
T�rash
Smoke in house
'M:ini Bike
T�eee Hause
Hox�est Mistake
'Lost Child
Ra:ilroad Car
T�ransformer
Total Alarms
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1
1
1
0
1
5
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
33
General Alarms ... 23 average response 14.87
Company Alarms ... 3 average respanse 10.66
Still Alarms ... 7 average response 3.00
There �rere five training session this month, with an
average attendance of 21.2 men. Ray l�7ako�vski, a State Fire
Fighting Instructor was in charge of two of the sessions.
One was on opexations of Sprinkler Systems, and the other
on Aerial Ladder Operation5.
The regular business meeting of the depaartment was held
July 26th with 20 members present.
App�icants for the position of Volunteer FirQfighter, were
interviet{ted by the Fire Dept. Officers, on August 22nd.
The recommendations of the O�ficers will be submitted to the
Members of the department on Thursday September 6th. The list
of those Qualifying will be submitted to the City Manager and
the Council. Upon being approved by the Council, and successfully
passing a physical examination, the applicants will begin an
intensive training course, before responding to alarms.
' F�ixe Zosses for the month were less than $3,000.00. There were no fire calls to Hilltop
ttus month.
' Th� large siren on the hose tower iaas taken down, rebuilt, and replaced on top of hose totiver.
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Mf:IiTINGS ATTENDED:
2 Staff hleetings
1 I3udget h9eeting with Mr. Qureshi, Mr. Hill aiid h�tr. Brunsell.
1 Pleeting at Unity �Iospital in regard to the alarm system.
2,Dleetings with Chief Barthalow a�ld Chief Bassett regarding County Dispatching.
1 r4etro Paid Fire Chief's Meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
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Robert S.� (lughes, C iei
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, Summary of Fire Alarms
' This Month
Residential 2
� Nan-R�sidential p
' CommerciaZ 1
Xndustrial 0
' Grass & Brush 2
lst Aid & Rescue $
' ,Auto & Truck
7
�4alse ' �
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Hanest Mistake 5
' 2![iscellaneous � �
' St:orage �
Mutual Aid �
' Hilltop �
T��tal 33 �
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Rt�sponse 33 Alarms
' • 21 General Alarms
4 Still Alarms
' 8 Uompany Alarms
, Death & Injuries Injuries
' �iremen 0
Ci.v3lians • x
� I,o,sses for month of August Buildings .
$ 2,378.00
� Lo;.ses to Date
$/+6,959.44
Railroad Cars $ 2,600,00
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This Month
Last Year
3
0
i
2
0
0
6
0
2
8
2
0
1
25
395 men
342 men
3z men
21 men
Deaths
0
Contents
0
$41,868.00
August 1973
Total
25
8
4
11
33
22
44
3
33
5$
5
3
6
255
15.8+/men .call
� /men ca11
2•6 /men call
Total for Year
2
Au�os & Trucks
$ . 225.00
$ 8,925.00
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Other
$ 100.00
$53,100,00
, ' ' FIRE PREVENTION EURF.AU
' Sutmnary of Activitzes . «
, August 1973
' i'l:is Month
This Month Last Year Total
' ,BujC.ldings Inspected 26 22 206
Re-•Inspections
29 6 139
' Ins�pections other than g. 4 114 �
Buildings
' Buz�riing Permits Requested 3 3 g
By Inspec�or p 1 p
' By Others p p 0
' Spec.ial Permits � 1 4 6
Occupancy Permits p p p
' Total 65 37 465
Orders Issued 23 5 132
' Orders Completed . 26 2 118
Illegal Equipr�ent 1 � � 1
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Written Warnings 2g 8 ��$
' Verlbal Warnings � 16 14 122
Com�plaints 4 0 16
IFir�� Investigations 4 3 15
' Ext�ra Activities : �
� Supervision on remodeling of EOC
' Budget meetings
Alarm System meeting ar Unity Hospital
rieetings on the Armory with�planning com.iuission and Park department
Interviews for secretary of department
' Plans for fire prevention at schools .
Fire marshals meeting
Plan checks•
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