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03/01/1976 - 5442JANET KONZAK ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MARCH l, 1976 ������1 C'�,�y � FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETZNG : ' Pt�EASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: (, ����'�� /� 77� � NAME=�-=---------=---- _-_____ ___= ADDRESS =____ __=_________=___= __ITEM_NUMBER ___ __= ��� _____ =_= _��.�_ _s_ -,� IS ' � i � / O :�� ,�sd,� l3/� c� � � � � � � �i S2� I-�o � � �� �e l�� 1 ���' �� � _ �D � - �- /v�� ,g- 1 2 � r , I��t�O T0: DEPARTh1EyT HCADS ' . " '' Followi»g are the "ACTIONS NEEDED". Answers are due in the City Manager's ,office by Wednesday Noon, March 10, 1976. Than�c you. � . . FRIDLEY CITY COIifVCIL � REGULaR f�EETI�IG -- h1ARCH 1, 1976 � 7:30 P, M. . � . ; 5 Meeting opened at 7:31 P. M � Y, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 1 Given � � � ROLL CAL�: � Al1 Present � . ' , ADOPTIGf`J u;�� A�ridD�t: � N'i0TI0N to add "Consideration of Special Legislation" ' ' . � � � CPEN FORUi�?, �J I S ITORS : I, �CC��► i�i�RATION OF ITE��iS NOT "ON Ae�hna ` 1� "I�INUTES) None � ' I ' ' r- , ' 1 , , � '. ENGINEERING _� � � ' � E�INE�RIPvG , � , i ' REGULAR i�1EETT�dG�,� f��ARCH 1�,.� 1976 . ..... .... .. .. PAGE 2 NEW �US Ii�JESS : RECETVTNG THE MIhUTES OF THE PLANNII�G COMMISSION �'�EET I NG UF FEBRUARY 18, 1976 � � . . . � � � . � . � � � � 1 - l f�ii 1� CONSTDERATION OF APPEALS COMMISSION �`�EETING OF FEBRUaRY 10, 1976. , , , , , , . � � � � � � � - �N A� PLYWOOD P'�1NNFSOTA INC�, 5401 E, RivER RD� ���,�F _ 1G . . ..._ _-- ... _ __. _-. - .. �pPFA�s GOMM� RECQM�'IENDATION: APPROVAL WITH STIPULATI�NS �OUNCIL ACTIOiV REQ�JIRED: TABLE UNTIL CONSIDERATION QF SPECIAL USE PERMIT No action at this time ACTION NEEDED: Put this back on agenda when�Special Use Permit is considered. Z. NAEGLE OUTp00R ADVERTISTNG COMPANY, �OUO �iNIVERSITY AVE�.. SPECIAL �SE PERMIT SP #76-�1�,� 1M - 10 .l,�ANIJ I NG C�MM, iE('OMMENDAT I ON : APpROVAL WI TH P _._.____ �. STiPULATIONS ��?�i.�� ACT I a REQU : CONS I DERAT I ON OF R�COihM�NDAiION S�►ncial Use Permit approved with Planning Commission stipulatlons �`�C�I;�(V NEEDED: Inform petitioner of Council action , � � 1 1 ' , ' E INEEi2ING ' �I _, � II � E'�INEERI�!G � � ' ' � �'� F INA�CE �� 0 i��GULA� f IEET�iuG,� P�1ARCEI. 1, 157a .. ...... ... .... PAGE 3 iVEW BllS I ��ESS CCONT I I'JUED� �PLANNING COMMTSSION MINUTES CONTINUED) 3� CONSOLInATED CONTAINER CORP�,. OSBORNE ROAD AND WEST OF �hAIN ST�, �OT SPLIT, t���i-l�l� ����� 1T _ . _ __ PLANiv T NG CON�M � RECOMf�1FNI�AT I ON , APPROVAL W I TH STIFULATION .__ �QS1�.�I� ACfION REQUIRED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMEPdDAi'ION Lot Split app•roved with Planning Commission s�ipulations #2 and #3, anci that action be started to rezone the part split off prior to the sale. ACiIOPti TdEEDEp: Inform petitioner of approval with stipulations and advis'e of rezoning procedure. L� � �O�vALD ENROOTH, 109 G�.Erv CREEK ROAD � IV � E. LOT �°LIT, �76-02, , , , , � , . , , , � . , , � �Z - �u P vl�� I.�yG COMM � RFCO l�1Ei�JllATIO : APPROVAI_ �t�C_I�„ ACT I ON REQU I RED : CQN� ID�RAT I ON OF f: F.C(3Ni�'1ENDAT I Of�! Approv:�� with stipulation o� hookup payment for sewer and water. A,:,���JN NEE�ED: Acivise petitioner of Cauncil approval with stipulation �� ��:`t:��,.::'"� Ft��2 �'U�nING FROM �ITY FOR �INE ARTS �,„., _ .� . . . lU - 1Z c� ,...i �_ E � � � � . � � � . . � � � � � � � � � . . . . . . . _ . . _. _ . . E�1 `i�'��.'�.�`.� �•Q�"?J_�._C__�?L�`'�N.�) T� IO�: �ONCUR WITH �i.'''' �' Z�.�SCri.;r:G�S CUMN'ir RECOMMENDATION TQ PROVIDE i"'.:.t. ,�" ��.L ASSTSTANCE :��,' :� �.,._.���:�..7':.S?1�'_n�t11}ir.E�; CqnSIUFRATI�N OF . 1<f.:►::�':;�'E��;s:Ni)�1iTQN � ,".i � �?OQ financial a�sisiance by Ado���;ing RESOLUTION N0. 22-197� !�-���Eu: MaF.e arra!��ei��ents for Conu��ittee to rece�ve City. R�6ULAR �9EET�f�G. �IARCH 1,. 1976 . . .. .. . . . . PAGE 4 iVEW`BUSINESS CCONTINUED) - CONSIDERATION OF AN TNQUIRY REGARDING THE ISSUA�E OF AN ON—SALE �.TQUOR LICENSE � . � � � � � � � � . . � � � � 2 ACTION NEEDED: Make necessary arrangements for public hearing to be held on April 12, 1976, and inform the.Police Department af request so it can be processed by Police Department CONSIDERATION OF CABLE TELEVISION COMMISSION AN':�tllAL REPORT AND SURVEY � � � � . � � � � � � � � � � � . � � � . 3 — � �� Report reGeived by Council ACTION NEEDED: File report for future reference RECEiVING CHARTER COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS� . . � � � . � Public Hearing set for second Monday in April ACTION NEEDED: Make necessary arrangements for public hearing on April 12, 1976. ' _ � ,�_ .. ' � .�.. }. , • REGULAR MEETI�l�, P�ARCH 1. 1976 _ . . - . .... .. . ..P�GE 5 .- _��� �����E�'��q���r���.P�� . 1. �. . : . .. • �- . :�AN�IDERATT��'.'d• ^�f'�-=�"���NDMENTS TO THE BYLAWS OF �'�� ��2�D�LEY _ - � FIREFIGHTERS� ��i_TEF ASSOCIATION� , . � , � � � . � . � � � - � A Council concurred with amendments to bylaws F' E-�';- ACTION NEEDED � File amended bylaws for future referer�c�. �� _ . � , � � CONSIDERATIGN OF A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A COMPRf�IENS��'E . .. :: r .,;•``��}������.�'°`�''L1�i� �OR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY� � � � � � . � . . . 6 ,RESOLUTION Pdo. 21-1976 as amended '�.�.�.Jri�-iR�N� �-�,A�T�I'C�N s�_�.DED: Retype resolution as amended and delete last sentence ir: (b), Page 16 of Comprehensive P7an. ' ' ' �1����)��ATION OF A RESOLUTION IMPOSING LOAD L�f�.�.�5 Otd PUB[_IC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY OF FR���Y. .�� i-% F RESOLUTIO.N No. 20-1976 :�I�~��iaT:�G � t'�CT�CN NF_EDED: Proceed as authorized ' . � I ' ' � �r�. . . � - �� �� �-: . �: �� � � � � � � �r. .:�� a�,�. � PAGE�� 6 ��GI ��R f�1EETIl� � � t��Cf[ 1��. 1976 .. . . . .. .... .. _ ' 1. . � � 1..�� :� . _. 'F�NANCE ._ 'Y' idE� �����������'�{�_��._�`�) .t:..,:: C�..ArMS�„�„����'�',�,�,�,,,�,,,,,�.,,,..,.,8 Approved as prc.s _�.�.t{.:�i ACTION NEEDED_ Pay claims as approved , LTGENSES � � � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , �� — 9 R approved as presented �a, ;�;� � ' ��:-,:.,A�T,IQN NEft)fD::,>•-�.,�,.,�Q 1 icenses ■ .�.. . _ . .,�,. n..._ E�. _ ` ' . . � � .. � . t 1" -. . . . . . . .°C.:�. � . • ' .., • � COMMt1N I CATI ON : rSUBIlRBAN RECREATION I�SSOCIATION: THANK YOU FOR SUPPORT� � lO _ _ � . .� . ... :�n:���.t �::�.� ��-�cQived ' `°�} AC�i"i%i���:��SS�RY �-�I�FRATIDN G��:SPECIAL LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE �OR MEMBERSHIP OF A CF�TAI11 '' �Ni�LDYFE OF THE't�TY OF F�IDLEY IPJ THE PUBLIC �MPLOYEES P`�LICE AND FIRE FUNG Administration �o proceed with presenting bill to legisiature ``s ►�3��z= ` . ' �G7',�D.�1.l�LEEDEQ:, ;;Prnceed as authorized , . . .. . . ..�.�J��y : , ' . .. .�,.____�-_� � ' ' ��'�� P.M. FRIDL:EY CITY COUNCIL -� REGUL.AR �fEETI�#� ���ARCH l. 1976 � 7:30 P, M, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: R�LL �AE Le a��i�TIO(�J OF AGEi��D�� i r�� �I'r I Ui\�_II�� V� v i i Cl�� a � � � � 1 C�o�vsi�Er=;�rze��� ot= I�r�F;��s i��oi o�J /�.�civvk -�.� i`li►�u��cs) � ' � R�GULAR i�IEETTi'd+�, i�AkCH i,� 197� _ .. PAGE 2 � NEW BUSI{��ESS: � RECETVTNG i'HE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION _ ��i�ET I PdG OF FEBRUARY Ig, 1976 � � � � � � , . � � � � � � � 1 1 HN ' , �� �ONSIDERATION OF ��PPEALS rOMP�IISSION �'�EETING OF FEBRUAi�Y i0, �.9�6, . . . , , , . . . , � . , 1 — 1H � . A � P�.Ywoo� f i z.�v�v� soT� I NC ,, 54�I E� � I VER RD .��� 1 F—] G .. _ _ ���s_�4.� RF o_�r�j�o_N : A�PROVa�. 1 WITN STIPULATiOi�S �Q�•NC I L_ACi.I QiV R�Q�RE�: TABLE UNT I L ` CC►NSIDERATIt7N OF SPECIAL �SE PERMIT '�� � 2, i�a�e�� C�4��r���� l�r�vE�TZSrr�� Car���,n��, vOJ� UNIVc�:s�-rY �vE„ S��c�AZ U�� Pe�►����r SP ��76-01, , , �M - �o I�I � � l_ANP�I1 `_�1G_Ct�Mi'�� _��_�_r.__Q;�'P•?EP�y .`'ai�T I C),� : �`tiPF'i�OV��L. bVI TH i S i i FJLAT i 0��� � �Q�(��;I_(.�_�CT�OI�__�E�:UIR�'�; CG��SID��A; ION QF RtGQMMC�J�r^.�r IOr•J � � � ' REGULAR f�EETTiv�,� P�1ARCFI. 1, 1�7� idEW BUSII9ESS CCONT�Ii'dUED) �PLANNING COMMTSSION MINUTES CONTINUED) _ 3� CONSOLIDATED CONTAINER COR�,; OSBORNE r�OAD AND WEST OF ���AIN ST�, LGT SPLIT, �tTi)--L��., � ���� P1�.NL� �NG CCP�1M s _ RECOP'(�1.��TION: APPROVAL WITH STIPULATION _ OU;C: P,�'iIQ^� RE��:RE�.: COh�II�EF.ATIOR OF RECOMMEP�DATION 4� ROIJkLD �f��Ft�OTH,► �l�g GLEN �REEK RUHD e I� ��� LOT S�LIT� t�%G—i�Z e , � � � � � , e � . � � � R PL����_� Nc_C��_�M , R�-co�r ���nAT_I on! o APPR�VAL �l�N;�� RC�ION RE(�1)_I���?� COhJS1i�EF:�TION OF f�EGOMME�D�lTIO�! 5, R�QVES�r �GR F�r�nl r�G FROM �I i Y FOR FI i�dE �RTS COMMIT �'EE , � � � , a , < < < � � � � , � � � � P_l,A.l�%I��C;_�v;:"!C1s___�:�0,^��_����c'�T�ON� C�(`.CUR L��ITFi F��MAh RESGU�CES COi'�1��i� R�:CUI�1h�sEi�i)ATIO�! TO PRUVi�E FIN/�(vC�AL ASSCS���-'1Ni�F ('4)� �.r�_c.��..._I!�4 T_�_�?�v _ E��r,,��.�r,.r� : Gt)� S t n�vt�/��-r T aN a r f1��.1J�'��f.:.t �.1,�!r1� L i1l� .... PAGE 3 1T i .T_ — 1 U lU — l� I . REGL'LAR ���EETI:IdG; MARCH 1, i�7G . .. . PAGE 4 iVEW RUS I(�ESS CCONT II�UED) CCNSIDERATIOf� OF AN INQUIf�Y REGARDING THE ISSUANCE OF AN ON�-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE � � � � � � � � . � � � � � � � 2 �ONSIDERATIOi� Gt= C/�BLE T�LEVISiON �OMMI�SION �Ntdt1AL REF'ORT P,ND SUR�f�Y � � � s � � � � � a � � � � � � � � � � � � — 3 .� �ECEIVING '�I-I�! tTEF� CO��PI�ISSION �EGCP��tI�'iE(�DATiONS � � , � � � � � REGULAR 1�EETING, MAP,C�i. 1, lg7G .. ... PAGE 5 iVEW BUSTEJES� CCOf�TTiJUED) .. _ _.. CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENTS TO TFtE BYLAWS OF THE FRIDLEY FIREFIGHfiERS� RELTEF ASSOCIATION� � � � � . . � . � � � � 5 — 5 A CONS TDERAT I Gh! OF f� RESCLUT I QN ADOPT I t�G a CO`�F'REHENS IVE HOUS I NG F�L.AN FOR TH� C I?"Y UF FF� IDLEY r,�, �� w���� 6 �CIt�SID�f�A�('?ON QF P, {�ESOLU� ?0�! IMPU��ING E_Q.AL� Lir���s Qfv PuBL�� STREETS AND iilG�-i!°#AYS IN TH� �,I ��'�' OF f�RI��EY� �� s ]—%$ 1 RE�ULAR P�EET I NG, ���I�CH;1�,. 1976 _ ..... . PAGE 6 i�E�J EUS I rJESS CCO�JT � i�UED) CLATMS � � , � � � � � � , � � � � , , � , '. , , � � � � . $ I_ICENSES � � � � � . � � � � � , , � , , ' � � � � � � � � g ' g A t;Gi{11�11�'� I G1`�T � Oi� ; Sus;���ki� i�Lcr,Erar�o�; ;��Cac����r�c����; Tr��,��E< Y�u FoR Sl1PFORT, , 10 A�J QU R;1; : '. n Receiving the Minutes of �;he Planning Commis�ion i�ieeting of February 18, 1976 Consideration of Appeals Conun�ission h1eeting Minuts af February 10, 19?6 l '� � HF MTNUTES OF T CITY OF FRIDLEY APP�ALS COMMISSION MEETING OI' FEBRUARY 3.0, 1976 �II � The r�eeting was Called. to order by l�r.ting Chairwoman Wahlberg at 7:37 P.M. ' � � MEMBERS PRESENT: Wahlberg, Gabe1, Plemel MEMBERS 7�I3SENT: 1Cemper OTHERS PRL'SENT: iioward t✓iattson, Planning Assistant MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to approve the minutes of the January 13, 1976 meeting as written. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 1. A RFOUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTIOTd 205.055, 2B, TO L+IAIVE THE REnUIRED SINGLE ATTACHLll GARAGL ON A SPT IT LOT WI`1'H LE�S TFTAN 75 FEET FRONTAGE, TO �1LLOb4 THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HOUSE AND DETI�CFiED GARAG� TO BE LOCATED ON I,OT 7, EXC�PT TI3E SOUTH 34 FEET, BT�OCK 4, SHAFFER'S SUBDIVISION T10. 1, THE SAT�9� BEING 7416 ABL� STREET N.E. , FRIpL�X, MINNE:SOTA. (Ri:QUESi' BI' FRED S. YESN�S, INC. , 4071 LAICELAND AVENOE NORTH, MINIdI�F�PC�I,IS, b1N. ) � MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to open the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. P�Lr. Erwin Yesnes was present to present the request. A survey of the lot sr�o�aing the proposed lor.ation oL the house, and a house plan were shown to the Board. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT A. PUBLIC PL'RPOSE SERVED �Y RZ;QUIRE�7ENT: Section 205.055, 2B, which required a single att:ached c;arage or. a lot split with less than a 75 foot fY�ontage. B, STATrD HARDSIHIP: l��ot u.nbui.ldab.le if restriction is eriforced. C. ADD7INISTRATIVE STZ�rF R.��,iIEj9: The restriction makes it impossible to build ar. � R-1 structure on tl�te property. No public policy is being serve� with t;xi.s re�airemerit which is i.riconsistant wit;: all otlzer R-1 requireme�:ts. The administrati;on is recommending that t.�is �ection of the Code be deleted. � b:r. Yesries expla,ired t'�e lot .is a 50 foot ]_ot Lhat is large enough to build on legally e�:cept �or L-hc requirement: of an attac:hed garage. Iie said if hc� has to build �in attached garage, he �:�otz_l_d have to go ;air.iz a 2.2 foot wide house �ind }i� � wotil.d inuc'ci rather huve a?_5 .'2.5 f_c>ot wide by ' 2 root long house wi th a dctact�ed g�?rzge. He �aid he dicin't !cnow exac�lS� wher'�: the gara�e would be located on the � J_ot ;.�ut it would J:�e a doubie ga�-aq� with a bla.cktopped driveway. Ct�aitc•,o;uaii Wahlberg asked �_f i�liere wcre dwe11i�1gs on ei.ti�er side of this lot ancl Mr.. Ye.s!Ze� said there was. The acijoi_ning proper.ty owners, P�ir. & D4rs. Stanley ��etterc�i, 7410 I�b1e Street (owiiers to the �out1�) , and P1r. & Mrs. Ly�nan Farr, 7424 FzLie S creet (o�aners tc tl:e r.orth) , c�ume fort�ard to hear tlie propcsal and reviesv t�.he plans . lA � Mrs. ]'��:cr said she didn't se� how a house could be built on this lot: since it� is so sr�all. ^:r. �etLc�rer s.i�ci !:e felt allo�,�incj t �is l:o��s� co be uvil.t would liur_L his pro�%ert:� as ,tPie Io±_ wi2..1_ liave to be LilZau in �+��d ti�e water will then drain ° ,� onto 11i..� pr.�operty. IIE� said t.lie front c�f t;ie lot i.s �� 1�i.1.1 that dra�s off towarci the l�ack and if there is � drivew.�y on tl-ic. south sicie of t;`�is lot, a].1 tne w�ter wil.i drain tow�.rd �iis basement dcor. �II � Mr. Y� i1��<; c�xpl�ined tliat: 1��� :��in legally laui l.d on tlil.s lot but he was sim�>ly asl�ing to b:z� 1� a deta�hed g�ra�e inst��ad of an attacl�cd q�zragc so thai� he can �uilcl a � � , � The Minutes of tJhe Appeals Commission Meeting of February 10, 1976 �J e 2 1 B nicer home. He ''��said he would be willing to work with the neighbors to resolve any ' problems befor.e Ibuilding. Mrs. Parr asked what happens if this house causes drainagc problem,'s after it is built. Mr. Yesnes said he has to ;aork with the City Fngineeriiig Department on the drainage so he didn't feel there would be a drainage ' problem. Mrs. Parr said she was under the impression that a 50 foot lot could not be buili. on and that was why they have kept up this lot. Chairwoman Wahlberg said Mr. Yesnes 'is within his legal right to build on this 50 foot lot and he has said he wouZd woxk with the neighbors to_try an3 resolve any objections or problems ' with them before building. Mr. Oetterer sai.d his only objection with the detached garage is with t�e drivetaay havinq to go around the house where a drainage problem might be created'. � � � r � � � Mr. Plemel asked',Mr. Yesnes if he has owned this lot for a long time. Mr. Yesnes replied that thi's was a. ta; forfeit lot that the�% have just purchased. He add�d thai� he did not know the history of the lot. P�Irs. Parr said ttiere are two cesspools orz the lot that they have covered over with dirt to malce grass grow. Mr. Oetterer said the cesspools are from his address and were insta�led in about 1954.He added he also has a ce�spool in his yard. Chairwoma.n Wahlberg asked the nei_ghbors if they had any further objectioiis if Mr. Yesnes was wiZling to work with trem. on the draina�e problem. Mr. Uetterer said there would be nothing else they could o�ject to. MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no n�.ys, the motion carried. Mrs. Gabel stated t�.r. Yesnes does have a legal right to build - the question is whether there is',going to be a detached or uttached garage. She said to have a �etaciied qarage wotiid allow him to build a r,loLe attxactive home that would add to the neighborhGOd. A�r. Plemel said he agreed and would add tr.at b7r. Yesnes has agreed to work �aith the neighbors. MOTION by Plemel, s-r_�conded by Gauel, to approve tlle request to waive the requiremeni. �f << single attaehed garage and to allow a double dctached garage to be built instead. Upon « vaice vote, �here vP_1T1CJ no nays, th� motiori carried. , Chairwomari t•�ahlb�r asked P-1r. t�lattson if the ok:ject:�ons frorn the neighaors g a form�31 objection wheze tnis r.equest would hav�� to ao +�a the Ciuy Council 1 t:he Planning Commission. r1r. D�attsoi� fe_i� siiice Mr. Yesn�s was �•�isling to them on r.esolvi.ng any ?=iiture problezns, t.'iiis �vou:Ld noL have to c�ntinue to � � , � � � constituted through work with the Counci�, 2, j� j�r �[�F � t' F'�n ����T� j�� ,�� TIiT' F?:TDLEY CITY COl t AS I'OLLOWS : SECTION 205. 053 ,.18, TO ?2'� D J�I;_ 7'F3� LG'P Z� R;_ :� ��EQU1 R?sD, l� OP 11 LOT P-.I�CO �DI�D I3Ei� 0i'�' L'EC�?�1P•];R ?_ 9 � 1955 � FROI�i 7500 �C?_'_\P,F FP�T I 7'O 5218 SUUF.I�_ F'ETT,,AND, SFC'TION 7..05 . 053, ?.B, TO P•EDUCE THL LOT �9ID't'iI ?2EQliI1�i�D f'OR t� LOri' Ri;l.Ul:1�Eil �iEl�'OKi� DL;I::IyI�3ER 2°i, 1955, E'RGM 50 �'LL`I' TO 40 f'�i;T, . ._ _. _ . _ _ . ._ _ _. __ _ _. , .. _ _ _._. AND� SL�I�_C`rd �CS�Ori3, 3� �"U Il�TCtr'F�SL'' THi� `u1lI;�f��i l�Ol� COVIPTi�ls RY TII7�t•IAIN I3UILDZNC_ AI1ll AI,L 71CCf�SSOi:Y BU1.T,DT;a,,,;, 1 R01�7 2.5 P�RCL.NT TO :_'7. H 3'L;RCLNT,`AI�D, SI:CTION 2.05.C5.i, __. ____ _._� �--- -,-- --------^ _—_____.,_.—_.�—_� _�._—._ _.. 413, TO l�i;lltJCI; TItI; SL1JI--Y�'1 �D TjI�JOTT;I�;�= LI��TNG AI`FA FPOM THE RI�QUI�:LB �C I'�;:T TO 5 f'LLT, AND�_ S� C` � COti 2Qr �()`�3, �'3, 5?3� `ICl I2};I)UCP TIII SETiiACY. r'OP. AN ATTIICITED GAR�GE TrIAT OP}_,r?r t,!�_'�J TFII� ��T��. S?TL�l:T Or' 11 �()�I�t;P. L�P, F'?�O.°I '1`FiJ� R?:!�1J7i�FD 1..5 F'i�,k;T TO i3 Fi�F?`C; 11N1�, — -- _�_.._------ --- --- -- ___.f _�_ � __ . _� SI�CPIOT�� '_0�.053, �4i3, 5Z1, TO I:L:L�D�-i�: TI.I� SI�1)I� ti'r�RD SEPEACK 11.20P•1 TF�I� SIDI?� S'PP.I,I�`i OI' A _ _.___ __--__ ____. . --- _. —_� __ �—_ .� _____�--- -- CG�t2N1:12 1 Ol } 1:0h1 �/ 5 1 1 :T 70 1.1 I? ET, F1I�L I O P.LL064 TFFi, CONSTRUCTI.OIQ OP Il HOUSr AND .� _ __ _ .�. �,. .� _._.—�. _.�------ --- � A111�Ci�11) C��at:AC,I `LO I>1 (�.?CAII?D ON IOT 15, E�IOC:}: 3, YLYifOUTH ADD�TION, THi' SAhI}� i3EIN�� -- _ _.,. _ - - - -- ----- .. -- •. _ - ------ _ —_ __ _. ._ __—.. _------- - ---- --- - — .x80C�--�?'-: Pi_: E`I P� I,A, I.�RII�LE?i', t�uJ. 55421. (1']�_(,;UF'sS'r BY I°tR. r�L;idIS L�VILi�1?LL11, 765I_ CL N':�'F�i'1L :r�Vi,IJ:iI: N; L� I 1�.T;�LL).' � i�iN .� 5 �i/� 3 2 ) �~ .�� � , The Minutes of t eals Commission Meet of February 10, 1976 e ; � C MOTION by Plemel''„ seconded by Gabe]., to open the public hearing. Upon a voice vote there bei.ng no ;�ays, the motion carri.ed. Mr. Denis L. Vil'�lella was present to present his request. A sketch of tne lot and a proposed house� plan were shown to the 3oard. ADA'IINISTFtATIVE REPORT I A. �UBLIC PURPOS'� SERVICED BY FtEQUIREP�I�NTS: l. Secti.on 20!5.053, '1B. Lot area requ�rement of 7500 square feet 2. Section 204.053, 2B, Lot width of not less than 50 feet , Public purpose served by these two sections is to avoid the condition of over cr_owding of the residential neighbor.hood. Also to avoid excess burden on the existing wate!r dnd sewer services. ' 3. Section 20',5.053, 3, Lot coverage requirement of 25 percent l , nro�Tide n�ces,G�.ry outs�_de spaces i.o be used for green areas which add to the attractabiiity of the neighbo�.hood. It also provides needed spaces for the mental well being of the farnily. 4. Section 20'5.053, 4B, Side yard setk�ac;� adjoini.ng living area of 10 feet Provides spacl'e between ir.dividual stnzctu.res so as to guard against radiant � lieat which wo'uld spread a fire from one structure to another. It also provides suffic�.en} access into the rea.r yard frr.. emergency purpeses. It also reduces the condi��ion,of overcrewding of the residential neighborhood. t�. Section 20'4.053, 4B, 5t>, Co.rn�r iot si4e yard setJ�ack of 25 feet ror aiz at.tached gara,e � � � To �llo�a ior. eff scre�t rarkir.�� t,�itliout encroachinq on the public right of way. Also the aesthetic co.�.Uideration of the neighborhood to reduce the building line of site e:�croaclun�vn.t �.zto the n;�irrhbors �ront yard. 6. Ser_tioiz 205.053, 4B, 5a, Co.r_ner lot side yard setback of 17.5 feet for liv�ng area �f structur_e Maintain higher ciegree of traffic �isability ar�d re�uce the line of site encr.aachmenc in�o t��� neig)ibois �ront yard. � B. S'TATLD :HFRDSi�IP: Lot �� unbuild�ible without th� listed variances. C. ?�Di1�T�1:CSTf��`.PIV"i STF�?�I�' F�VTEjv: The?:-� are some �rery �_,nportant points that need to � be Urouyii�� ou,� iii �or.si�i��rin� t:�ii:s requesL-; 1. 'Plic pi�opel`ty if Luilt on would be the �i_rst 40 foot lot built on in the City and wc�ul.d �stk�blish the pol5_cy to be �o.11o�>ed ari al]_ otiier 40 foot lots. � � � � 2. Thc �zope.r';ty iiir ec�1.y to tl�e north of tl�is 40 ioot 1_ot is under the same own�rsllip. T;��_s ta�. �orfei� lot was purch�s�d by pr_esent owner in 1973. 3. I�. a specir��. �'7_ar�nir:g Commi� si.on study in 1971 ��11 40 foot lots were lool:ed ,�t to sE.}c^ i� t}�ey ta�=re 1>uild -� : ��I:� ot wa, li:�t.�:�d as a bu�ldable lot wit}i au �.� . . i...., 1 ., t.�l<? I:�^P_:� ici.Y�� Vc'3Y.l;;i:]Cr,S. 4. Tkac� �;i�e �f tltc struci:ure can be recluced aiid still remain within tile Code I.imit�aci.vn� , 2'he Minutes of tt �eals Commission Meeting of F 10, 1976 With these po�.nts in mind, the City staff position is as follows: Peg � � ' A. We feel that the best solution would be to request that the owner absorb this property into the ownership of the property to t.he north as one. B. If the owmer would sti11 like to request the variances to allow for a builclable lot than he should; l. Split off at least 5 �eet frcm the property to the north so as to meet as many of the Code requirements as possible. This would eliminate variance #4 and #3. 2. The size of the house should be reduced by 4 feet and t'�e garage entrance should be on the west of the structure allowing encreachment on his portion of the unused alley. This would eliminate variance #5. 3. This request should go through the nornial process for va.riance requests in that this will set �he policy for development on other 40 £oot lots. Mr. Villella sai�i this is a corner lot that is 40 feet wide by 1.30 feet deep. He said they plan to put the house .1.engthwise on the lot witYi a 35 foot setback from 212 Street and a 11 foot setback from 48th S'�reet which the garage will eYit onto. H2 :�aid there woiuid be a 5 fooi. side yard setback fror.l the nor�h properLy line and a 33.46 rear yard. He said there would be plei�ty of room around the house and the neighbor to the north has no objections as he is the man who is selling this lot, and he also said he lcnew of no objections fr.om other neighLors. Mr. P.lemel askec; if he :�ould be liain, in this house aiid D1r. ViJ_1e11a ans�v��e� he wo�!ld be iiaving 'it built� �to sell. Mr. Ville.11a added ,7im Luncl WOliiG be th� contra.ctor_. He said Lhe house would �.e a sp�.iL fol>er, 3 beciroor�i (% up and 1 dow:�j FH�� approved home. r;�:. �.7illella said for the coveraqe, they could build a single gazage but a dcuble garage is more dc-s�reabl�. Chairwoman t�Tatilberg read the "Gi:ide L�,nes for Lots Substandard in Siz�" from the DecESnl�er 8, 1�71 Planning Commissiori mi n?it� s and the suggesticr.�. frern these minutes f_or tl�is lot was to "C�nsideL ailowinc3 a single stcry, sma11_ house with a 5 foot side ya.rd to trie north. The house to fit in witl� tl;e ��eighbo�inc� struct��res." Mr. �:�i.1l�lla ;aid a sing_l_e s+:e,y hous� ceulci not be a ver.y decent size house without mo.re coverage. Chai.r.-aoman �dah)_l�erg also reacl un excerpt from the Council mi.nut�s of trie A�ril 17, 19"l2 meet:ing concer»iryg for�y toot lots in I'ridley. Tizis excerpt read, "b4a1%or Liebl said that Fridley st:�,.l_1 has somE 40 fo�?t lots le�t uncze�-��7_or.ed and .if �3nyone srrca.ld show ��: -inter�st in �,�urchasing tiicm, he G�culd lik� to liave � ��1 icy already forr,lulated tl:at wotz.id be fair, a.:id .i.mpax-tial_ to a].7_. The �i���ine�i:iiig I�ssisi-.ant pointed. cL:t that l.a::'� DC?CE'I(IijCl t�1C' i 1111I1111Cj LOi?iP.tl�>51.011 IIIdC�t' d i ti.JUlill'ui,I..�i<1 i:LGI: �Jil t��(' l:S�' O� SG�Ti�: Of tYl�' ^t� fooi l.ots in Pl��nouth I�dclit.ion. There cannot be a blanket po.li.cy for use on all 40 foat. lots becaz�se some of them are � n t}�c :i.nt�rior of a b? ock and some are on a ccrii�r_ whe.re if they w��re buil� upon, ttiey �;�ould cz:eat� ��i tr_affic hazard, r:ayor Liebl said that over the p�st fi.ve years, he� has recei.ved cal �_s from peopl �; li�.�ving 40 foot lots ar_d tl�ey woi.dered ��ll�t the.y shcul.� cio wit�h the!.n. Iic �-aid he wou1;� �i;ce to see every 101= u�i1?_zed ancl on i�t.�� taY rol_Is � He ur_ged tile Pianni iig Commi.ssion to continue ,-aoricinr on somc>. so.rt� oi: a policy." t'h�.izwoririri �:�,�liibery a::;;:ed Mr. l�ia��.t�;oT� if tY�e P1anr�iny Lom;:�i.�sic�n Y.ac� C:v��r com��let`d a�>oiir�T ori �0 A�ut lo�:. Mr.. i�4uti.so7_ sa�d tlia� they laa<� not ccme up ��a�.��h a poli��� t.o hi�> knowiedge. 1 The Minu tes of t] Ls- Commission Meeting of F 10, 1976 lE Mrs. Gabel asked',if a pur.chase agreement for this lot had been signed already and Mr. Villella said that it hade • Chairwoman Wahlberg said point #1 from the staff review is for the owner to absorb this lot int�o 1�uilding site with his lots to the north but this cannot be d�ne as he had already sold it. She said point #2 was for the owner to split off 5 feet from his other lots to add to this Iot but since there are two �epaxate owners this also cannot''be done. She asYed if there would be a different house plan that could be usied to el�.minate some of tiie var_iances. Mr. villella sa.id he could use a different plan but most plans have a?_a f_oot wide house and he felt this plan seemed the best'to him. He added that this split foyer needs 768 square feet. iri each level whereas a;rambler would need a minimum of 1020 square teet of floor area. Mrs. Gabei asked what tne selling price of tnis home would be and Mr. Villella said it woulu be aronnd $36,000. He f elt this price range for houses was in great demand. Mr. Plemel said Ihe questio�ed where the hardship �eas. He said he coulc? see a hardship if the owner was! going to build on the lot and h�d split ofi some of his other land to go with it bult he couio not see a hardsliip �: .th a�i investor uuyirig the lot t� build a ho:ne for selling. P�'ir. Villella sai:d a lat of the other suburbs are .rui�ni.ng into smaller lots being built on now beaause of the need for no��sing and �the e�;p�nse of large lots. He said this being a cor,ner lot will give the appearance of more open aYea rather than bu�_13ing on a 40 f�ot i��side 1ot, and he felt a ne�v house on this corner would add aesthetically tq �he n��ghborhood. Chai�-woir.an Wahlkaerg asred Mr. Villel.la if he would ?�e agreeable to changing the I er:�i�rance of the gara_q� t.o be From the �vest {alley} instear� o� from tha south �•:hich woul.d. el.iminate vari.ar.�e #5. r1r. Vill.ella said he coulci certainly change that. Mr. Matt�on adcled theze are fairl.y large bo�.lev�i:ds ir_ this area (,l'2 feet) and ' there shouidn`t,be anY sidewal.ks put in. Chairwoman Wahiberq noted trat var_iance #5 fcz ar. 11 foat side yarct wauid aca4uall,- ha�°e the iiouse sct back 23 feet from the CuY'}J. ' , , � � ' D�rs . GaaF��l asked if the purchase agreement i'�r i:his lot was continger_t upon the varia,�ces beiizg appro�ed. A�r. Villi:l.la said it was. MOTIVN by Pl.ernel, seconded �,y Gak>el, to close i-.lie pub?_i_c hearing. Upon a voice voi:e, tliere b�i�ig no r.a}%5, th� moi,i.c�n carried. A1rs. Gab� 1 saicl' she had a fear of setti.:�q a precedent on 40 f_oot: ]_ots e��Ten though the lots ��rould �e �ookccl at i,idividually. Sl.c said tl:is is a corz:ar lot, ar.d it does hav� a 12 foot ba�ilevard, an:. the�e is no c}iange of s_dewal'xs going in, but siie qac.siioned i.f apl�i:oving tha uui_i_ding oi �iiis 1-�cuse ���ould be creating U bad im��g e . Ci,ai.r.wom�ri Wa.hl.ber.g as':�,ed i;= tl.ere was an�� cstim�.te on the rnamber_ of vacant 40 foot ?,ots iri thc Cii�y and P•_r. D:attson repl.ied tli:ai: he did not know tlze exact numbe,r. Mr. A?att��on said ��he �+.ction ta)ce1.z on thc� variaiic��s i:or �hese lots would dPpend on wY:ntl�er t.�e Cit� raanted thes;� lot.s on the t.ax rolls and if the scrimping was �aorth .i. t . 1 ' , , � The Minutes of �ls C�mmission Meetinc of February 1Q, 1976 Mr. Plemel said �e is not necessarily in favor caf 120 foot lots but he is not fond of 40 foot lots ezther. IF Chairwoman Wahlb'�erg said she would like to hear from the Planning Commission and the various other su�comm.ittees as to tt�eir opinion of building on 40 foot lots and how this would fit ihto the City plan. She said due to the fact that there were so many variance requests made to build on this lot, the Board would be shooting in i:he dark to act,on this. She felt this sr.ould be reviewed to determine how many of these lots were in the City. N,r. Mattson noted that it was implied in Mr. Lieb]�'s statement that there were a number of them. Chairwoman Wahlberg noted that in the Comprehensive Housing Plan for low and moderate housing it suggests using scattered housing and this could be where this lot could be used. She said she would like to table acting on tilis item until the Board could get the comment5 from the various commissions. Chairwoman WahlYierg asked if Mr. �ilZella would mind waiting approximately 6 weeks to 2 months to ge� fina7_ action on this request. Mr.. Villella said they had no specific date iri mind to start construction so .ze would. agree wi�ch tabling tiie reqt�est. MOTION by Gabel,', seconded by Plem�l, to table this request until the opinion of the ' PJ_anning CommisSion and the various other comLLr,issions can be obtained o:Z building on forty foot 1.otsJ Upon a voice vcte, t1-iere being rio nays, �the raotioaz carried. , � ' r � I i It was noted that these comments should be returned to the Board as quickly as possible to avoid holding up the petitioner more than necessary. Mr. Plemel sta�«,d with the smaller families, a sma"llc-r house could be built on this lot an� stiJ..l bn ut-.�.1.ized. 3. A RE �JESl' FOR V�RIAT`CI'S O�' Ti:� FRTDI,�V SIGN OI;DII�'.?!T��C� AS FOLLOt^7S: SECTTON 214.0-^_2, 5, —�� -_�_��Y.�_ ___-- --- —__ _.�__-_----- - -- -----_-� � — TO ic[�;DL'CE TrIE Dt5`I�?���IC?�' B�Ti7i�i:N F�i7 r��l)��r..l:"'"[�ilt�:G S� C;'�; t�ND .'?. SI'itE'.�'T ITITRi2;��iCT�C,rT i�n�q 500 Fhl 1 TO �0 t'�;ETr A.^:D c��'IGPt 2.1�_. Q92� 6� lv r x,L���Ci 7'i:L DIST?�?'1C�`BLTWEEPd AN __,_ AL'VEitTiSTi��:� SIGN i1ND A I�E�TD ;3T:[riL DTSTI:ICT i'r;0:��_5�J r;%T TO 380 I'�.Et, AT,L TO ALLO!_; THF' COi�?SiRUI;'�'IOirI OP I. 10 FOCT_:3Y 30 L^vOT ADVP;Z'II�>T_vC S�GL�_(BILL$OFRD) TG IiE II�A_',�'`rj ON LO'] 9� ;3It)CK' 1_, GRL � I D'U �'EE �� INllUS� RTF i. C�I. I� t�� tiir., �r�n1P', B��NG 5?01 E�1ST FI�'��':J2 -- --- — ._ _._,�._ �— — -- -- -- _ .-�.____ __ _ RGAD iV.L. � 1 F2II?LE�'t ��*r <T �:�0�,1. ir��y,��.�Si Ii� 1'1.`i ��,J" .4II�L�:..;SC1Fi INC. � 5401 EI1ST FTV ;.'.: RO�D N.. L; ., i RT DLEY , i'�iT_:vly1 S0'PI� .) _ _�_ _�_ NI01?ON by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to open th.e public hearing. Upon a voice vote., tl�er_� bei_nq no nays, tl�e motion carried. rir. Eugene Hunt was �rese:zt to p�csc.nt ti�.� requ�sL. 7�L'I•i:I;VISTRATIVi, RF�POR`I' A. PUBLIC PiJP�POSF SEKVLD BY RI��iJT�:?;DIENI': l. Secti.on ?I4.042, 5, Distance r_cquir�m�nt of 50�J f� et zo :7c�Urest intersect:ion To re3uce dis�.racti_on {r_om posU:�ble '�raf_fi.c congest�o�� area. 2. Section 214.04�, 6, Distar:cc� requirentent of 50� i eet to resid_�nti�1 •r.oning To �r•�tect 'the �est:hetic qsali.Ly c�f i�nc. resid.nti�l n�:i.g.lbarho:�d , I, , r r � I � � _ '� 1G The Minutes of �ie Appeals Commis�ion Meeting of February 10, 1976 Page� � B. S�'ATED HARDSH�P: Only pntr.,ance into Wicks and Plywood Minnesota and could cause traffic pro�l�ms by person trying to retrace tlieir steps once past the entrance. C. ADMINISTRATIV� STAFI' REVIEW: We feel that this hardshiF has some merit to it and could cause some traffic problems because of a missed entrance. The following conditi�ns should be required with the granting of the variance. 1. There will be no cther billboards allowed on this plat. 2. That +-_he owner of the sign woul.d be required to remove the sign within 60 days of the issuance of a building permit for the propex'ty on which it is located. Nir. Hunt said they are looking �o put up an entrance sign that Plywood Minnesota and Wicks I`urniture ,will share. He said ZVicks has a sign in approximately the same location that wi,ll come down when the new sign is put up. He said they have a problem in that,they are tlie only ret.ail businesses in this area and it is very di£f_icult for the people ta find ti�ern as the addresses are on East River Road. He said they have hac� many complaints from customers who have gone by the entrance and then have had to find their way ba��'�c to the entrance. Chairwoman Wahlberg asked what the size of the sign was that is existing. Mr. , Hunt said the present sign is a 8' a 12' double fac� sign and the new sign will be two ].0' x 15' pailel.s coming toget.her to form a"V" so the sign will be able to be read from',both north and south. � ' � ' � Mr. s. Gabel askec� how high the sign �:�ould be ar.d r•7r. Hunt answPred it would be 20 feet whereas ,the Coc�e -requirement is a maximt�m of 25 feet. Cr.�z:r.tacman i1:a.117�_�C'ig a�k�_:c' ��.�h��r.e the resir3ential a.r:a �?z� in this area and AIr. biattson said it,was ac,_oss East �'.iver P.cad. He added thcre are no houses there bLlt it is zoned R-1, Cnai.rwoman 1ti'ah1.Y,erg ask.���z what the sign would be made of and Mr. Hunt said they wou.ld like te coristruct it cut of ply-G•rood and have exterior Iighting. He said the Code does s�y ttie �i�n should be ai_1 metal uui�, he fc-lt since the sign was in essence just'a temperary sign, since it we���' have to come doG•m if the property was dcvelopE,;, that they wou7_dn'i: li.};.e to put all that r,lor.e�* into it. Mr. Mattson said it could b� a hardshi_p to forc� tliem to us� all steel construction �ahen the sign mi_ght have' to ��on�e down at any time. Cl�ai.r�ao^lar. ��1ah.lberg said tYze sta?�f h�.s r�cor.mlenc�ed that if tlZis request is � a.pproved, that �o other� :�i ��.boares b� al � owec� on th_i. s property and that tr,is sign would have to be remov�d 60 au��s arte?_ the property is developed. n?OTTnrd k�y P1^�*.!E>? , second�d b�� Gah�l , t-.o c)_os� th� public hc�aring. Upon a voice vvte, t1�lere be:irtg no nay�>, t_tiie mot.i.on carLied. r1r. P7.cmc�1. said he would Ue i:z favor of. tYie rc�quest fot° the reasons that were stated anc� f•��s., Gabel ayreea. D10'.i'ION by Gabel, s�condcd b�; P�_�.ttle.L � to recommend a1�;�roval of the var.ianccs wii�h '' the sti.pula�iuz�s tha�� .L. 1'�Lere r�il�_ b� no o�_hr r k�illi�oards allowed on this property. 2, 'I'hat tlie :-:i�,n waul d'c;:.� remo� c��3 ;',0 days af tc � t=he kr_°opc�rty is developed . U�,�on a vvice vote, the.r..e b�i7�g no nays, the motivn carried. ' � � ' �4. � , The Minutes of t1- ITEMS ls C�mmission Meeting_of Febru 10, 1976 RRED TCj THE COMMISSION PRO�S THr I'LANNING COMMISSION: Chairwoman Wah.lbQrg said the Comprehensive Housing Plan was approved by the Plannang Co:nmissilon at their January 21st meeting. She said the new book is in a better forrniand it is inciexed much better with the maps mor.e readable, but that it is basically the same as before. She said there was a member from the Me�ra Council at the Pianning Commission m�eting who talked about the different plans available tor funds,and she said she had copies of the minutes of that meetine� and a copy of the new Plan that the Board members could go over if they wanted to. ' ' Chairwoman Wahlberg said at this same meetii�g there was a preseutation made by a member o° the Youth in Favor of a Youth Teen Center Commi�Ltee asking for perini_ssion to usP the downstairs of the Civic Center as a Teen Center. She ' said a �aritten p�oposal for this was given to the Planning Commission which the Board members have a copy of, and the Planning Commission would like the Board to review it and,refer their comments back to the Planning Commis�ion. The Bo�rd discus�ed the need for a teen center in Fridley but questionec? wheLher City Iiall would be the correct location fer it. Chairwoman ttiTahlberg said the Board members should read over �his proposal and be prepa.red to discuss it at the next meetinc�. Mrs. Gabel said the next scheduled meet.ing for the Appeals Commission is set for February 24, 19?6 which is also tY:e UFL and GOP caucus night, so she felt the Appeals mec-t�ng should be d�ferred to another night if a:y items come in. The BoGrd. aa,reed ta �efer the m�etirg j�c anotn�:r dat� i.� ariy items ar� submitted. Chairwornan Wahlk�erg info!�med th� Ec�ard that I3i_'..l Drigar.�, sesigned as Chairman of the Bodrd and it woul.d b� a�c.:essary to eleci: a r.e�v cl�airmai� to fill ou� the term until A�aril' I, ]_976. `?'i:c Board agrGed to dc�f�r_ tl�l:is it.em :antil the ne.�t meeting so tnat �11 tii��� merr,bcrs could be presen�.. I ADJOUR.�^�`]LN'1' : I The me�tir�g was ��.djourred �t �.0:00 P.M. by A�ti�1� Clz�ir���om�n ��Iah1?�erg, Respcctfull�� suk>��nitted, �1 , �� �? / +�_i�'� =i c i.-�r�,-� �, ._� TII�RY I;ITd'i�, ' e�-� S(:CYE`t.a Y'V �1N � CITY OF FRIDLEY � PLaNNING COMh1IS�I�SION MEETING FEQI2UARY 18, 1976 � J CALL TO ORDER; Chairman �,fiarris called the meeting to order at 7:35 P.h1, ROLL CC�LL: II • PAGE 1 1 � Members P'�resen�:: Qergman, fiarris, Langenfeld, Peterson, Scott, Wahlberg � Memb�rs Absent: None Oi;hers P',resent: Jerrold i3oardrnan, City �lanner I, Ray �eek, Planning Interi�A ' ', Walt Starvdal �, 2nd 6�Jard Cour.cilman Mrs. Ginny Steinmetz, i_eag«e of l�.�omen Voters ', Nancy Lan�hert, I�ember of Hui�an Resources Commiss �on � APpROVE PLAP;�IP�(� COP�IP�1ISSI0� �'iINUTES: FEQRUARY 4, 19�G � � _---,— ---_ — Mrs. 4Jaliiberg said tf��e statei,,ent n;ade by Jer��old Qaardman on page G of these 1 n2inutes should r`ead: hir, Qeardi,�an ;aid that he thought that you would rind �{�at i�� a deterirn�al;ing com.i�unity i F scme action �-Jas not �.aF:en, tf��is ueteriora�;ior� would tend to canti nuq y i f not acce1 erate, i nstead of the 4vay i t ��.as wri ttei� . � ' 110T_TO�•,- b� BergTr.�<zn, secor�ded r;J PcL-erson, th��t t.1i� P14n�<.zng Com�r�.iss.ion appro,�a t1�c..zz� rnirutes cf February S, 1976 as corrc�cted. '_?por_ a voice vote; a11 vot�.��g aye; �Li�e �notion carf-zed u.2ar. ��r.v�:.r1�. RECEII�E COii�iUi��TI'' DEUt! O�f�`� ��T CO(�,IiiI$SIOi; f�1I(`tUTE�: ��'�f�lUP,RY 2Q, 1976_ � � 1�1r. Ber�i°��n sa�id i�;� �i�hed io i��'�e so�i�� cc�r,�r��:nts on �th��se �.�inutes. Hc sai�� that the cor�tc:��f: oi the,.e i��;��utes h_.d fac.en �} evio��sly �iisc«ssed, but i��: :•rishe� to call atient:ion to a;�e pe��t;nent ite!��. F�e �a�id this !-�as item number thrce ar�ci ' p�t°i.ai ned �c� the si g��� oru i�;ar�ce. I t�vas rcco�� �i �i�� �cf by l�dm � r.i strati on 1�l��t a �l"0,]E��:,j: C071;l1�1a�!�C'e i�E SC'�; 11r t0 StUCj;' «11Ci ill�ii:� Y°�'CC�iI!I1Gt1U�3T1ClI�S t0 df!;�t1� Gi� lillJl"OJ(: i:{1C S7 C�1!1 (;y'�j'i 11711Ci_'. �� 1'l:A.`i t0 �;� `il_'�; �!S i';'1 l,El d li'( l'D�-�' r'i"CiPI �.�li C011llllll!11 i;y �E'VP i�:' ""'i � � �0111:??'iSSlOtls ;1.�P.�uI�;hC'.}' I�Of�I c�, S1Cji1 C:01'�F)�)-'I�`� SOnC�.0i1C f�Qlll �;��c �,�ldill�)�l� Oi �'����rC�' E�!.C. , f �Cill ; , Ne said. t1�at �itt ��Jas tf�ien �«inted o�at t��at: Ci�l���� �dii,�i���is�cra��ive p�rsonr,��l r�er� not: ass�iyr��cd at pr���k��ect cc�n����r��it�e� ieve�I. A�; that po�i��f, tl�e Co��r�:��nity Developinent , Co���niiss�io�� ie�llt ti,a� i.��i sho��lci ,.��re to Lhe f'lai�i�ing r��,i;�ion fo�• �1<<r ificat�o:; coi;siderinci ih�at �Lhis Cu�����issio�� �.,�as i;o+ i:f��'. f<<n��liar �, i1r ,,�at the �rnbie���s t��t�rF, on thc sig�i o��klinance. I{� saici tt��: i�,oi;ion t�r�l��mad::� �.o i�zve siaff �,e�,�rrit� t.,�e si��n � urui��-�r�c,� a��ci i.f�F�n ser,d it. to �t�e Plan���i��i Coi�����>>�;��ior�. f:e s«�id the s�iyr� or•��in,�_ ��:;� �i��ijll � 1, UL(?il Cjl ? �L �;GC� t0 i.f;:'. COII��JU!11 �L,}/ �)l v'E3� 0�)i'�i ���C (,0!Illlll � � l0il �"ly �;f;C' �'� �1111'I I IiC) �,(�ii�'I I S— 51011, SO thi'1"'(_';�� ti^���5 SOIIIL COti�t"1;51011 011 E101'. ��11 i CC1.I�U �?G f1d11Cj7.'C�. FiC.' Sd1C� j,il�lj, tlO mat:ter i�ot�l ��h�i�l5 t,<<l� h�lr�;dlec;, iic �fe�lt. t�.hat sor�7" o;;�::� from s�a{f ;houl�l L�c ,��,���s�t�i: ' �� ir c I a t ] 1 �� � ci ) i'(�� I 1� 1 t I l �a�ca�, >e thi ���,lou�f d s�, r�, � l�, � oi t;i;��r, h c aus� �.� �,orked ���i t:.i thi s or�f �i n�nce �� , �:hr, time dnd k!i���t�i �:l�� ��y�ob�^���s i:l��t; 1:hc Cit.;,' I�,�ci �ir� :�r�forc-iiic� t;ltis or:iin��ncc. r:� Chai�°tn.ir��'�� ��arris asl:cci ��ir�. f;o�tr�i�,�,�n if �i�!: t;!r�ttld �;�� C;os��if�le �:o gei: st�.aff i�cl�� � c�(; �t.{ir? �?l'O;jCC�:�', CviT?i111�t1.;C'C' �E`.VC'.i. C'It'. I�0�:11"Cjiil�lll Si11Ci li.; 4'Ji)1.17C{ {lilV's_' �C;U f)(' �Ij)�1�,O�,'('(i ��y' t:h� C�iiy ��ian�zcJcr�. f�1r°. Uci��f�n::zi� sai�i i,l�.��i; i�c� ��l:i��ou�)�it ����c�� ;�oi�ld nccd st��i�fi ��t�i�+��i��:-�� � Clll iiill� ��i:ll(�,}� 0� {;E�1C' tilfjtl OY�U�fliiliii;('_ 11 t�l�y' !�lE'1"E' �)O�iil(J ���; COIi':E, l!�: 1�!•.t�l il!l;/ C�U�l�lt-� � :�l_'C'C�I?lillE'.li(itlt: i UiIIS . R1r. P��tt��rsoi�� s�,i�i l��� agrecd l�i�rh ���1r� L�e�����i��,:;r;, �k;ut he ditl �et �fi��,���i•bcu r�i�t�n ' , , Planning Comrnissi�n Meetin we say ihat w � like. He said Ch�mber of Com City Staff.� � � � � � �� � � � ' - Fehruary 18, 1976 Paae 2 l � who live in Fridle.y need staf� to tell «s �rrhat cur City should be t would sr�em that it would be imperative to get some input from the rce, and other groups who were irterested in the City, moreso than Mr. Qergm�n said he agreed with most of what Mr. Peterson had said, bui: he fe11; that City �ta�f �tas very talenteci, very kn���llecigeat�le, very experienced and they t�rorf; wi th jthe rel ateci probl ems wi th the s i gn ordi nance every day. They are in an outstar�di'hg position of providing guidance and identifyin� the problem areas, and making sugg�stions. ��1r. Pet�rson said he agreed completely. - '� Mr. Langej�feld said hc thought the Planninc� Commission and member Commissions shoGld be able 'io te11 staff ��ha�; they didn'�; like about the sign ordinance and ti�en have sta��'�, worlc from �;fiat input. Nir. Boardil�an said iie thoug��t thai; ��rhat rir. Lungenfeld u�as saying was that if staff �:�as oi''ven a free har,d in writing a ne�,i s-ign crdinance, they would put in the � r o�-rn 1�i hes �, �id di s i i ke� a 1 tr�ough they di d try i:o be resp�nsi ve to what the citizens ��anted're but tne i��ore op�n citizen response ���as, the better the ordinance would b�, �He �aid it shou1d be established as i;o ���hat kind of sign control the citizens �ti�ould �i4�e a��d �ti�hat ��rould be the purpose of sirn control. i��1r. Petcr�on sa�id that the prol�lem he sava ��ith si�af-f preparing a nev� sign �rclinance on i.ht�iti� o�„m ��;as tha�:, ii; i-�as always difficult to change 50111°thing once �� WdS CiQGViI 01� �Gj��l". t�1r. [�crc�m�n sa-id that if the siqr� ordinanc^ ��ras go�ng to b� sent to Lhe Cc,�;,r,x:t�i �y f�evc11 �������eti} � Co«�m�i ssi ot� f;F t.hou �ht they 1,d�?Y'E' ,get�ti ng qui te a bi t o-f over d�ireci�ion. fie ���id i t si�oula I�e 1e�ft� to ihe,�; 4��.�ci�er they �-;unted this handled by a i;roject com�T�i�.tee, , I'1rs. i�lahlb�r�g saia ti�at if �hc Con�mur,ity Developn��ent: Con�,��ission did set up d projr-�ct cam�ni�:iee she ��roulcl a.p��recia�e i�; ifi one m�r�ber of the Appeals Commiss�ion ���ou1 d be a. ; I;ed �;o l�e on thi s co, �r,i ttee . She sa i d the !�r�pea 1 s Conm�i ss i on had f�a�;dl ed ►»a�iy rec}ucsts fd; ���ria}��:es i'ron� �he sign ardinance and felt that tney cc�uld pr�'dl:?P �OOC if1�ll�i; i0'' c?�Il d;T1411:;�C� Ot"tj111�1.1"�C�. C`I}'. �(?f�CJill�?Il said he felt that G�ras d ti"L'il"1Ct�C{C•v.S $UC,�°St�l0I1. ' 1•30'%'I�DiJ by '�Pet���'�scti, secondc����' 1�� I,;�I;ge��_fe1d, t11at the PZ�l�ning Conlrnzssion r.eceive th� Corm:��unif.�,� n��vclol�i^:�i:t Co�r�zii-��;s.on rr��_nute:� of f.he JarlLar�� ?_0, 1976 nl�eting, and that: t11e �.zgli o1?��.in�,�ec� be ref�,r.recl to this Cor��;;?; sier� to 11�nd1E� as they_ sar,� fit. Mr . Sc��t� '��sai d t.hat �i f a j�roject comn�i ttee v,�a � fornied he woul d 1 i I;� to see �,� G1'(��I?�.I";>' CI���E:fl 1'Jli:ii �lCi ;41�-C1uiI 1I�i:C't'CS� riS�:CU l.0 SE?}�VL Oil �:�llS C01111111�;tC('. Mr°. 13ercn.a!n �<<i d ht� �v�,s i n agreemeni: �•r�i th the nio�:lon I�i�t he 4•JOUI d 1 i ke to rcc;��esf: ai� �.ddei;!��-1u���� fo t;f��� iroi�.io,i �ha�t ���oul� ir�c�lutie tlie prov�is�ion of C�ity staff ac.l`lisor��. I�r. l,anc�e�it��lcl s��ici tf�ai ,lie Cc;,1u��un�ii.�� L'evelc�;;i;ient: Comniission N�ould have �.0 CJ1V'(` �)U1OUSP ��r�j;C� C�11'�'.Cl;it;l11 �;C) j;i1C' j_ll�C)��('Ct, �;011i;ll�ii.i:i'.i'.� ili1C� dt: �:{lil+i. �;lillE.' t{l('_ Sti:��� tvou?d lei t:i�i����:: i����oi,� ii tf����� t•rere c,o�ng in �i�� r�iqhi: d�it�ec�:�ion. � hlr. Scc�i:t:Is��id t�ras yoinc� tc; v,�±j�, io levcl, thE�n ,:f}:�� �•�:.�, i�i;?IlZ(;C1' �1:;C� tllC.',i�lll�;; eve���� Comi;�is�ior� �ilr�e�tiy h�ts staff, ��rad �f tl��e Planning Co�i;;»i��sior� a;�1:��:�,� (;;�„r:��;,��ii.y �)��>>el������u�ni: �t:o htivr. st�lf�f �it: �hE� pi,ojcci� com��ii��tce �I!i '� i0i<:�i,�iC'il Ci� ��il(' l�l"'(i"1!1111CC. I`il'. �i0it1'iiill�`i[1 ��ill(j �.�iC �.lt:j� .����.►»r7 c�� �s �o ��:hc�h�i, L};c�r e ci�uld I�e st,a� f invi�lvcu�cnt ai � �. � � � � .. .. .. ... ... ... ..:. .. ... .. .. ... .... ... ... .. Plannin Commission Meetinc� - February 1�, 1976 Paqe project eommittlee level. ,Mr. Peterl�son with the concurrence of Mr. Langenfeld WITIIDR�W TEIE MOTION. MOTION b�' Peterson, seconded by I.angenteld, tliat the Planning Commission receive thc CoTrimunity Development Commisszon minutes of the Jar.z�ary 20, 1976 meetiny. Upon'a voice vote, a11 voting aye, tl�e motion carried unanimovsly. M�TION by! Peter.son, seconded by Scott, that the Planning Corr�mission direct the s.ign ordin�r�ce to the Com;nunity Development Commission to handle as they see fit. I P�r. Qergn�an said the addendum he had requested for staff at ihe project comm�i-L-L-ee level has been rejec�:ed by the Planning Commission. He said he felt that staff guiciance on this particular item ti�ras impr,rtant. trr, Harril�s said this had to start someplace. Ne said �;he first thing this Commiss�ion should do t�ras to read the sign ordinance. Then get in touch with all the diffe�,ent ����ple and organizations tf�at �ud been mentioned before. Co:.�n��r�t�� Jevelop���ent car� hold an infei°rna1 public liearing or yo to a project committ�e, or any�ra,y they �Arar�t to go. lv�hen you decide hoa�a you t�ant the sign ordinance to go, then sit doG�rn i�,uith staff and yive t�em some guidance. Then stafr can begir ta form;�late an or�dinance, ar�d ��;hen that ��;as done it could go back to Community Developn�ent fo�� t��cair revie�•1, suggestions or changes. You could have another p�blic h�at�ing''�Jit:h tl�e or;gir�al pecple you had coniacted. When you ha.ve a.11 the recon,m�ndat�ions togethe�� �t can come to �:f�e Plarri�ing Commission and ►�ae can go �;hrough it agajn. f�ir. [3eryrnan said h� v,�ould y�e1d to that. � UI'�N a vo.ice vote, a11 votii:y ayc, il.c r,�otio�i curried ui��rti.mously. RE(;EI�iE PARKS $� RECRFP,TION CO��i11I5SIOiV [�fINUTES: J��f�UA!�Y 27, 197G 1K � l��t)�'I-��1� l�i� Petcr::on, sec;�on<:'�d hi) ScoL-t, thaL tl�e Planning Cornnissian rereiv� tl�e T-a.rl;s & Rc4rc-at.i on Co;�m7.issioza minutes cf i:he Jar;uas`y 27, 1976 m. e�ting. � P�r. Pete���son said he �,�rou1�; li4:e to cal i i�he Flanning Comia�ission's attentior� f.o �:h� le*�:�r� pi resic�nz,tior� fi•r�;1� Paul Bro��dn, tl��� �ar`r; Director. He said i;ha�t th,� me:�lbei,; ��f ti;e'�� {'arks & Reci��c�:�tioi� Conrnissio�� �ver�e very concerr,ed that tney be � invol�,�cd ir� so���e�.�<�;� l;�i ��.I; i�f;e �����oc�ss of selcctirig a ���e��� Park Director because ave are t?�e only C�s��;�;i�s�,>r� thai i•r�=_s oper�ating a bu�lc,�e�:, and �-le sor�eho�•� get: a lot ef co�rp?aints i�ror�} tl��� cit�izenr,y �,;i��i� i;hinos i�aerer't don� ri�ht. ' r•1r. �co'��� ����ii� h,� �;�r�uld like i:o ca�,�»er.d �;i�e ('ar�E;s & l�ecreat.�ion Commission on thc� Lan�ls�.�:,nd ��,°,,;�n;al. ,�ir. P�terson saici �;f��at P-1r. lienr�y Peterson of the 49'ei�`s has been ii�;��ructc�k� to coi,�e i���i��;r,c �i�1f� li�n��,l�� l:es�i.r��ces C«��,,>>ission to c�et input: ui�� tl�e � r Fin�� I';rt.� ��;n�i��!ii:�.cc. f1r. Scot�� s�i�id the Gi�,�y Charter did not E��rovide fo►� <�zny in{�>ut � firon�� i:i�e i'�zrr:s�l &!�t��c�°etli:i c�;�; C���,�r���i i ss i on on the sel ec�i;i on of a n�t�r �'ark Di �•ector, I3tit � the H;ar��,�ri (:eso'F�r�ccs Cc;�,;���is;�i���i �.�ould like to ���ppor�t�, ti�ie Parks� & Recreation Co,�,m�iss-i:�i��'�, �� #�ec17r�;�� ��n th'�,is Lec��isc they ''elt rit;i�ei; inE�iii: �•�a� �o inipoi�tant. He said the Chat��ter. (,u:i,��n7�,�;i«r� sha�i1ci l;� askc�d �t�� ��evi��.�r r:f��e Ci�.y C1��� t��r �to ��r�vicle that l��i����l of �io��,,:�;,. ;,� s<t�i�i hc ���asln'f: s�iy�i���q t;l���t. staff tras iit��; capahle af nfaking a q�>��d choice, �;ttt ��h�� � CU;llil':Ill ! t,y �)CI1C!f i t�S i:S c l•lilt��',` i,'flP.t; ��OU jC' �. C! tl "LCi1 C0111�111 SS1011S i r�volvcd i n tfiE'St? t;�tl IlC?� . � � t c c r � � , , , �.� �. i�ir�. �iarrh�.� ��.,���;i �;h�rt; iv,i, h�.F�,�f r�inc; ��r�t tf�ir_ I��i�;� i,rc.ck-L�ii�o l_�:E:��s i,cr;it?n��l narr;. �., : . _ � �. ,.. iPlanning Cor�mis on MeetincJ - Februar 18, 1976 Pa_qe 4 1 L Mr. Peterson said they t�rere waiting for a proposal from Mr. Huff and the County. � 4�e suggested that after the proposal ti�ras wril:ten that it be sent back through the various Coo�miss;;ons. Fle said he didn't know if the propasal had been written because he had not seenlMr. Huff. Ch'airman F�arris said he thought it was r�i<ficulous that a project of this kind should be delayed �-lhile the City staff and the County argued over the swapping of lands and th� one's who suffered �-�ere the citizens. Mr. Peterson said he didn't know how fas1; t;l�is was moving, but it was moving. UPON a vo�ce voi�e, a11 voting a�e, the mot�ion car.ried unanimously. RE�EIUF NUPiAJd R�SOUR�ES CO��MISSION P1I�!UTES: FE�RUP,RY 5, 1916 MOTTON J}y, Scott, seconded by 13c�rqman, that the Platlning Comm�ssion receive the Fluman P•esou�ces Cvmmission miilutes of i:he Febri:a�.�� 5, 197G meetinq. Mr. Sco�.t�said the n�otion on the Fine Arts Comm�ttee request�n� funds f'rom the Planning Coi�;mission should read i;f�rough tr,� Plannin� Commission. He said tne Huiz�an Resou;�cesl Commi s>i on' s recon:mendati or� on the Beer t_i c�nce requi ren�ents t�ere in these minutejs and he �-r0U1d �X�l�dlll �thP.11l at the time that the P�di1117119 C0111!111SS10i1 ��Yas studyi ng th'li s . Mr. 6ergi��jan sai d ti,at at the 1 ast P1 anni i�g Commi ssi on meet�i ng ��,�e had a proposal from a' t�1r. P�1ai�k Treuen�fel s 1'rom the youth project commi �;te� on a youth �ente��. He said ihat i;e got the i�l�pression f��o�» tl�ese minutes that i;t�ere was som� t� pe of cd,n�fl i ct. �'11". SCOtlk cd1U ��.ilt`.'l. V:FI(?�i 't'{lE_' �t`OUti1 �;"Gj2C�, C0;71!llli.'�r'�`' ��:�B.S f0`"I7?E'� f�1E'_Y'f.' t�rere some meinbers �:I�c 4vanted a teen cent:er. Their nro�,ress in solviny this ,�eed v�as not as rapid as soine pe��ple �;�anted it tc be. i�i�ot}�;e�� gre<<p then suq9ested ±ha�: ti��ey take mo�•�e !�i,apid ac�ion� t�ahici� the project committeE� ayreed �to, b�a�c t��en thu�c you�;h t�;�en1: his',�,�erry �,:ay a��ci never came back to the ;�roje�t co��mii:tee. This ca�.�seci a sn�al l proble!.n b�cause the Youtii ('roject Com�nii�iee -feit fi�ey ti�rante�i �to proceeci ��ith more cauiicn. T!���� otf�er yroup ��,er;t s�;raighi; �o f�he l;cuncil. Tfle,y then ��re;�e refet�f°ed a11 i�.� �-�ay bacE: to �Lf�e 11i��,�an +iesourccs Com�nissicn. Sub�cqu���:t�;�� the�� ttido g',�o�lps hav� co�i��t°r�d and he ranci��,s�:ood tli��+t there 4�aas a ccnsiderabl� arnour�t of a�re�n�cnt nol.�. � They a��e rl anni nc� a you ih ral l� o,i fY"arch 1£�tF, i n �n` Fridl ey 1 i brary. Mrs . t��al��� i�erq askc�d i�� �hey ti-��re st;i 11 �l oo!;�i r��g for i;�p<<t fi�om ±h� ����rnber Co���,��is�ion'��, o�� the p7�o}�os�a.l that ha�t� bee�� �re�,e.���e�Y b�� ���`i���. i►��aeun�Fcls? fir. Scott said tfi�re �.���,�j1d b� ai�ot.l-,:��� ��ro,,o��:�i. frirs. l�lar��it�urg sa� � she �her� �rf�ulc!n't as!< i�er cc}m;»is5 io��'�� t.o spcy��cl �i.i��;e on thi � uro��c�s�l ��t�°. Goat �'���;v��� said I�� rrould sugg�,s� �:hai; they ���t� l�� i t unt�i l Lhey c�et ��uri,h�r i n��,� �„ �;,um t;;7� f��lmar� Resourccs Cc��lrni ss r��r� on the Youth Ph���iect Car��?��i tt.e� . U�?OA' � v�'��zc�� vof.e, al t vvtit;er a�e, t_I2� ��to� .i.on c�.rr�_cci unaii.i:��ously. f?.l_C�IVC Af�1'Elll!�S COf��i�1iSS?OPd P1I^rUZ��S: �EF3�ZUIlRY 1C1, 197G � A7U7'I��"d 1�z1 idahlb��r�q, .sc�>%:ondc>d b1 Pei:erso�i, i:l��t the F'l�zn�:itig C�r.;i;nis:�.ion rc�re_fve thc� 7l�;perils C�m!ni_�.sio11 m_il�ut:c�s of i:l��c 't�'cbru�.t.��� 10, 19?i; nrr�et-in7. F�rs. t�;al�ll_�crg �a�id si�e ;�ao��ltl 1i(:e to cali �I>>� ('��+�7t�inr; Cr�ii�����issit�n ai:�ent7���; � ��.p l�:E'lli �0. �'i 1 tl t:ilCSE? I1111111i:CS. � �l' S 1tid5 i1 ' E��Ui_'`_,t ��Oi liiii;l,/ �'ut�l cillCC`: 1�0 !a!1'.� � C� C?11 �;f�e firs�t �0 �ooi: lot in �r�dicy. Ii: was thc fcc�1i�r�g oi� i.l��� l���p��<<ls Coin��l�ss,�r� � I �� � I � i� Plannin Commi sion Meetin� _ Februar 18, 1976 Pa e�5 � that to grant hese variances would have set a precedence on building on 40' 1ots ��rithin th� City. The result o�f our discussion e�ided in a motion requesting an opinion �rona the Planning Commission regarding building or� 40' lots and this will come up la�:er in tl�e agerda. UPON A VCpICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, the motion carried unanimo�.2sly. PU6LIC II�ARI�JG: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE P�2f�1IT, SP #76-0� , BY NAEGELE OUTDODR /�f)VFRTISI�IG CO'^�PANY: To allow the constr��ction of a 25' x l�' b 1lboar��in ��1-? Zon�iiig�neavy industria1 areas), per Fridley City Code, Seci;ion 14.042, loca�;ed on Parcel 5400 in the South Ha�f of Sectioi� 2, T-30, R-��4, City of Fridley, the same beiny 3000 University /�venue N.E. Mr. Y.rai� Lofquist ;�ras present �o represent Naegele Outdoor Advertisir:g Conipar�y. , , M01^.1�U:J b� ScoLt, seconded uy Petcrson, : P�at i:11e P1uril�i�iy Coiiun:�ssiori ;�x�e11 th� Publ.ic liea.r�ing on the reguest for a Special Use Permi i: , SP ¢#76-0_t , hU [vaegele Outdoor_ Advertising Cornpany. Upon a voicc- �rote, a�1 votinq �ye, Chairma;� Harris derlar_ed t1�e Pubi�c Heariny vpen at 8:?_9 P.h1. �1r. 13oareim�n sa ; d tha i; thi s bi 11 board met al 1 ti�e requi remen �s of �he si gr� ordinance a�;d r,��as located I�orth of the pancake ��ouse ar.d Sou�h of the dr�i�fing rang�^, on vrhat ��,as pt��sently ur�cieve�o�r-_d ��roperty. IiOTIOiJ Z;y� Scott, seconded b�; Fei.er.son, tl�at thc- P]anning Com�;ii:>sicr rece1ve t`'11E' �3Q?77.i1?2r;i-Z'c?i:1(��? .Sj�<:?S.�" 3"'c";,t�7J.'f_ Oi1 �3 lY7�F'C�'�?IE? i�i]f:CIOOt' %�iLt�E'Y'i �SJ_1)C� �:O.ii7��:711�% .U_Zllt�Oai'il c7f: cQn�� ZJ17.ZVC:1'$�.1i:t� tiVC'1'?L2 I�l.r�. Uj�O�I c� `�T01CG� VU�r�� c?.11 VOt2.i1Cf c�C;2� ��iL Il':0�1:?.'"i Cc"I2'7_'1L'CZ L1?�+171.7114>,IS1 �. .i1�1f�.� l�t�_�}�\i�!(^I il.t��i`-s � � 1it� �1 (f 1� �f, � .��- ����I� � � -_ r y ?_. t41`�2. (�(.i;?�, A1�F:IA'IST�=�TIVE STAF'r' REPORT %�� �;Inc i..5 lQ;;l� �.�i��1 `_iC]i1i31�t� ��C'l'j,} S1 C�;; �OCuLI GIl : ti���u JCi i V. f11�G . Ut�J11(?T": t\dCQE'.�� 1- � .�. .,1 � '� , 3. �,i �. CC' l,c'��!',''cE.'.11 �7C)ii� ��>Ul���^__��)�t_C_(':!; )(ll)� __._____� ��, S��ii��;ci: l-j�o�.� St��e��t f;ic,h�t-o;=-��,ay I_ires (''0' )� 30� .J J. L� � c l. (1. �� � . �� !'- �' li 1 � i � :? ' � _ ._. '.'--��'._....�._",.'_..��----�_. , Str���.� Incer�s�c�:�iotl {;:,C�U' } �Grc��-��;er_tl�_an 500' _._ �r �. i� ��. ��-�,��:� ri ��,� r;.. 7�� ;��t: <<:oo � � � , �---_____ G� _<-�,::�� �I_,�:�r� 500_.._�---- � � � '� �� �_ %� �(?;iC��f�t�.'IC�1? �IS;�?111S �i;i I i�i�'�Lci�� r�. z��„�ft�« �c��'-s, t�,--; : r5-2� � � �--- ---� � � �'iC'iT�� Y ililC` i 7 U,C)1`�'+� Cflt �. j;!r,�n-:' � �;:'�jirt_ ;:c c , �.�; , �:c;ri^; ; ;� , ,�:i�.ti�t�; orcii»�,��r,c ��i�f1°�„-il�l�11'i;11;1�:i ��> ��,;1".;i[' 1"C1�lli1 �. � ., � 'C'ii;l:fl t:''� i� Ijil!'�lc I`1CC c�;)j?� 1!`(; (�C)1' i,,_ � 0 � t � Plannin Commis ion P�ic�tin - February 18 Mr. Scot1; � had bee� at thi ho4r mar�y bi 11 bo request we have � ordinance. He �, for thi� bilibc the siyn ordina I �I� L� � `J I � � 19; 6 Pa�e 6 1 �� asked if this billbaard was replac�ng another billboard that l�cation. Mr. [3oarc�man sa�d no. h1r. Scott said he wondered rds a c�n��nunity of size should have. He said this �aas the � irst received on a billboard that met all i�he requirements of the sign aid he wouldn't have any problem approving this Special Use Permit rd if �•le hadn't already approved so many that did not conform to ce. Mr. Lofqu'list said that in response tc Mr. Scr�tt's �uestion if this billboard was replacing a,nother billbaarci. Ne said that the Cii:y Council did go alor�y ti�aith almost eve��ythiing the planning Comm�ssicn had recorr,mended or� the first requests on the existingl, billt�oards. He said tne Planning Commission recommended denial of one of thebilll�oa��cls on East Rivt�r Road. We the�� decided we �vould move the billboard that had been �enied oi�� �ast River Road to a locatic�r, 111 Fridley thut would ���eet all the requiremen s o� the sign ordinance. 1�1r. Qoar�inan sai d he t��asn' t sure that the bi 11 board tti�as deni ed on East River Road so �;hat :�!�e'her h�illboar•d could he placed on Un�iversit,y Avei�ue. P��rs. Wahlllberg asked ho��v many rrquests have come to the City for nei�r b�llboards in the last year. P�i�,e Boardr��an sa.�d Lher� ��,��re tti�ro requests on the ayenda tot�ight, and fie �tP�ougf�t Ithey �,��re �he rirst requests in a year. Co;�nciim�n Star�ti�ult said that he i�appened to be ai� individ�tal that ��rus in i'a��or of some ��igns a��d �iot in favor of others. He said that as far as ho��d many s i gi�s i,�oul d be '�:oo many si gns , there ��d�re some peopl �� i n�;he communi ty to t�:hcn; oi,e si �r; ��,�oul d be �nc too n;any. He sa ;c t{�at he ��do!�1 c� ful 1y agree that i n�i s contar.t Vdl�;�? `:(?�J��iF_'� ��d't�, til�'C'(_' li!dS liOC !ini;i"��' �{1C'. P}"C1J�Ctil l'll�;il S1�,'1S i.;�ldt S01?l� {��'0��? SEE?Ill t�� tnii�k there ��r�ay b<.. ile saici ti�Ut he just ci iui� � j� I�;:�����n to �i eel that �,n i�ecd �o ti�rot! :�11 sign� ou�. ife sai�i he �;�as i�ot. in syr�pa.i:hy �;�itl-� tl�ose t-�ho saw all signs as a pi,ob1 �m. I, E;�esore m�,yt�e, but no L a bi g{�robl em. h1r. Lar�genfel � sa i d h�� �i ho�.��f�t. ih����e ��,��,s a tcndercy to have oiic track mi i�ci ��.�V��en �i t eaiT;� t',� bi l � b���rds ��;�r�d 1:o say tf��ey t��e���e al l bad . He sai d thi s si gn ���e�� all t.he r�eq��ir!��mer�ts ��r �lie sig;� ordirance ar�a tf��:�gN���t shoulci be given to t,he effeci; on the !economy ai�d th�� j��b ��ituation �r�d it �;as a form of inedia. He tho«�f�t al i ti�ose i,hi,l,��s shc�� � d`„� censi dei°�d i�� n�-.� k�i n:� �i. dec-i s i on. 1�1r. Scot,',t sa � c, !�e ���:.sn' i� ag��i r-tis�� al 1 bi ? 1 boards e He was agai nst b�i 11 boa.i,d� th? t r;ere i n v� ol:�t.i oi� e� !.��c: s�i r,i� ord i i�ai:ce . �`I1". �i111C�Pf1iC'�G Si'.lU j.11ui. 1'r'fl�'l'I t�l('.j� C011�ll"�L'YE_'Cl t�lj9 S�%�'Cl�i� USE'- f l�l'iillt:.�i �01" triC.' ot�.h�i~ bi 11 t�o�xtl�is �i n �:h� C. � l-y �tV�cy �,�:�re j ud:;ed c�n hol��r they con�pl i ed ;�i �h �:hE� si ��ri pY'Cil il�YliC('s f>U� �1:3 1';C)L; � Cj � 1 �:� +.0 �;G v11 1"(.'COi"CS � S Sd�/ I1"ln j.f�1d�: �.�'IC'. 51 C�11 Oi"tj i I'l.'1�1CC. ��,�asn't� a11 �;1���; yood. r;�� sa�id i,iie s��;��� o��u�i��ranc�= r�,u��t be ar�e,�de� to el�+.�n,�nate a? � tl�is confusiorl. h1r. C?er�rran sa�id f��e ��,�ould ?�ii�e t�� recogni�� an�1 apprec�iate ha��ing a reque�t �for a S���ci �l I Use P�>?�iii�i � f��i�� a b;� 1 i�ozrd ti�at drles un�i qucly il�cet al 1 the re��ui r�rne�nts of the s�i�,�n oi�,��dinance. � CPlait��nt�ti��p liart°is sa�id kte f�a�t G•��ndE�t��e�i if �ri;� b�i111����-rd could mcet �1�1 the �^�?(tUl1C'iil:'C1t;S Q)� 1'f1(' �1�J!1 Oi'iill?�It1Cl"'� �)Ut; 'l� SE'.E"'i11S C{!c).��. 'It. 4�d$ j)OSS1���('. i1�' �1`;I:CC'i hi�,, Lo�f���ua,.�t. ��rhai� ��I,;, i,.,,-��n cf ?:���sc ��a; on �i.i7i; L�illl�oar�d. (�1t°. i.;,f�ui�t ����i��l �ii; � �. � � �- s,�.,� ,. , �, � 1tiiiS i? �) ��i'��t' �I(?�ISE' 1'71tfi it �,yCut"' i�l'1;'li)i�l, ul.� i � ��c.�.� ii CC�1C(,� � 1�.10'I C�"IUSL' l','ill('�? , st�tc�i tl��it i� Lhr ;�►°o��crt.y i:a� ��1� �clo��>t�d i;l��;� I_;�i i lbo�lt,�� a�o�i�d bc ����niovc� �iE� uJ ��:!ys. I II� r�.. Planninq Commis�ion Meetin � Mr. Harri had limited the any objection t he hacl no objec they had a five I was up. - Februarv 18, 1976 Paqe 7 la said that on the utl�er Special Use Permits for billboards we to the terms of thc lease. tie asked h1r. Lofquist if he had a stipulation l�ke this on tfiis billboard. Mr. Lofquist said ion to that stipulation on this particular biilboard. lie said year lease, but this property could be developed before the lease . t�ir. Board�nan said this billboard did mee1: ali �he requirements of the sign ordinance and t�e staii' had no objcction to the Special Use Permil; t�eing granted with the stipul�tion �:hat +��hen the pro�erty ��aas developed the biliboard would be removed. He sa'��id the cancellation clause would tak� care of this. tY1r. Harris said that if th',e Planr�ing Commiss;or� recommei�ded approval of this request, he thought 1;hat shbuld be a stipulation. � Mr. Qoard;nan said it �-aas possible that �;his property would be rezoned prior to deve1�pment,j but th'is sign �vould then be e�randfatk��ered in until the property was developed, i o f�e didn't thinE; that ti,�ould be a big nroblem. MOTIOV by�, Peter_son, seconderi b�� Scott, that il�e PZanning Conrnission close �h� Pilblir� Heaz�Li��g on the r.equest f_or a,Special Usc� Perm_i.t, SP #76-01, by Plaegel.e Ouldoor 7�dvcrti�ing Compan_v. Upon a voice votc, aJ1 voting a�e, C1�air�ma�i Hairis clecl�red the Pu]�Z.zc I�eariny cl.osed a% 8:47 P.1�1. MUTIOId 3?yll, Bergman, seconded by Peterson, that t1�c� Planning Comm_ission reco,-nmend to the Ci.t� Cou'ncil approv�l of tl�e req-uest for a Spec.i_a7 Usc ��ermit, SP �`76-01, b) i0aegele Outdoorl Adveri,i�.i.n_c,� Comp�°��?�� to allora th�� cor�struct.ion o` a 25' x 12' hillboar.0 .i.n 7�5-2 Ivn_iny iV�cav� �.nciustr.ia.i area:�); ��er Fr..i.dl�y C�t� Co:Ie, Sec�icn �14.C4?., 1o�ated on l�a.rc�e1 ��IUU, in the: S.nu�:h I�a1.f of Sc:,,tior 2., 1-.�p� n--74, C_it� of Fr_.i.d.l�v, the san,e be.i_ng 'f3G00 ilnivezsity Avc.nt?e Nor_t1�e�.>i=, with the fo.Zlowir•g st.ipu.iation �: 1. GtiTnen I�tt�is p� vp:rfi� w��.s deve.Zop� d. tl�� ��l.l.]J�Odl`C� would ae remov�d. 2. Thi> Ispec.ial tzse ��ermit be canc�llc�d wi_i-?� the termin<�i;i�n of t1�� 1cs�f�. Mr, i_ang�'nfeld s,,.id he ��+as in favor oi� this r��otion h�at he 4�;��uld abstai�� f;�o;�� vci�irg becaus� of i.h° position eT the Environn�ertal Quai�ity Gom:nission. tlpon a ��o��,ice votr�, Berq,n_�t;, H�zrr•is, �T�z11_77�ez��; ar�d Pc�tei�son votin� aue, Scott VGt.i.l�c� 17d1� cZl:C.' ��x311C�1C11i�--iCl ����S�:a�1Z117c��� t11E' P1J{�_1.011 C131"I'1C3C�. �T9►�. Scott��, said he vo�:ed ac��jins�l: this n�oi:i:�n Leca«se sc ma� y bil�!boards had a�lre�dy bc���n a;�j,�rove� fo��• ti�is ce„���a:�_y t}�at �;-;:��,�c �in vio{a;;�ion o�f' t�ie sign ordinance. FiC.' S�i �}Ci Lfliit 1 f�', ��11 � Y'C'.CyUCS�t hdCj Cr!'ll_' �;0 LiIC' �� �<�!1111 il!� CU!?:illj 5S 1 01l �)Ef01"E' tf1C 0i:�lE'.l" bi 1 i b��ard5 he ;�r���o��l ci � f��ve voted i r� �fa�,�or o �� tht� r;ot i c.�i��. re sa �i d i�e had a probl en; ��r�i th t�o« r,�ariy b��i 11 bo�� r�c:s ��vaul d he a11 o�•te�i i n �ui, com�,��� �ii �i;y anci he ��;oul u 1 i ke the Co+_ar�c?�i in t!'�t������r �•Jiscio!n t�� give ��h�� Plani-�ir�ci Cen�missior� som� g��idanc.e on the s ign or�iin�ince. Cha��,i,�n�an Il�r�}��is said ti�e Coi��ni�nity Dev�lo������:.n�c Cc�i�rnissio�i ��dould be 1�1�i "' �� 1 Il (] C'r' ���,; il 1 S'�� 0� C� 1 l� l Il (: C' . f'lli3!.I;; 11 f�T�N�,I'��1� I�l �� LUli�l �`'i 1 I�, �l (' �, :7 �t: i��ri d I e)' Incl�istri �{Zi�i��C� };EQt}ESi� f-OR ;1 SPCCI��,L 11�.0 f'1����t";I �, SP ;�76-U?, f?Y PLYt�;Ot)t) --- — -__� - _. _._ _ . _ . --- ___ ___ _ ---- . .__ -.- ____—_----.--- , I<<C.: To allo�; i.��e can�t.r•;(�.l.lOfl vi� �; li)° x 3Q' b�lli�oarc �i� (�---�tl�l�'V� 11i1{l(Si;i�l d � i1Y";':lS � � +:0 (iC�l (J �I"Sti? �(1C? CI1CY'df1C;�' i:U ��� �fb;'OOCl iZt1({ �iiC�:_('S., �.0 1'('(l��'l.(? illl C'}:� ,�.111�1 !i(�il C�)Yl'IOY"�IIIIIC) 51(�Il� �)C'.Y' i t.y (,odc, Scct i ui� 2 i;. ii,+7, 'r��. a ���u ��� i_�,: :i 5[�l a� E; 1, Gz�•c��i; �or? ii�.�r',� I�.L'II�.C?'� �,}i(? Scllii.'. �C�lil�j J.��)i l:.iii(; {�1V('1" ��0�1(j i�.t:.. l � � � anninq Commisshon Mee�ing - Februa 18, 1976 Page f3 ], Q Mr. Eugene Hunt ��ho had signed the reauesi. for Plywood htinnesota was not present but Mr. J. Antell ret�resenting GTE Sy)vania was present.. MOTION bylPeterson, seconded by B�rgman, th�t the Planning Commis�ion open the Pub1�.c lieariny on a request for a Special Use 1'er.mit, SP if7G-02, by P1yc�ood Mir.nesota, Inc.l� Upon a voi.ce vote, a11 voting aye, Chairman Ilarris declared the Public Ile�ring �pen at 8:52 P.tl. � MOTIDN by'T,angcnfeld, seconded b� Peterson, that the Planning Corrunission reccivc� the adm.�nistrative staff report for the billbaard at 5301 East Ri�er F�oad, SP 1i76-0?, j Plywood rl?:nnesota, Inc. UPon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the � motioi� carried unani.mously. SP �� 7G-U2 I " ADNI��dISTRATIVE STI�FF REPORT S�ign �.�ca.������: 530� East River (Zoad N.E ,� 0,�r»er: P7yr�ood (�iin��esoia, inc. SIGf� Zi�F01;`'i(�,-� IO�� .�_------k---- 1. i; �� i;; h t: 2 5' ' ___.-- ----- � )_------- ?.(; �?_. Area. ?�0� � � �00 scu���c� f�et � -------------___j -- -=----=-- ---�- ------ 3. Uist:arr,'e.e [�et:t�,��cn Si JIIJ (,50C�' i.---ove�° .`,+�0'_�_� — �. Se�:bac': ���o,n StreeL Ri,hi:--of-��,ay l�ir�es (30' )�_. �i'`' J. �,�1 S{:�11GC' rl"Ofil S l;t'(:^j; � ll�,:'.t'SCC{;�i 011 {�'n�-' ��--- �0 � I ����6< Dist.an,�Ce �fi�oi����R-�I Uses (5G0` i 3�0' 7. Co?��1�i�i:��;ion Stat,�i> (l�:�il ;'�eta11____—I��iei-��l----------- � � � �. � .. ' �� __ ; ' �' l.•-2S, Ii-1 , <<-? �- - � . 7_o n i n cl ( "' ).^___ _ _f''_-�----- - -- --------__ _. �'_ � ' ` . , _� � ' � � " frCll—i i)i��j�Ot�'iil�i iiCJ �;0 E,`�;�i `_' �i;�i 11� 0!'ill 11<IIIC(_' �:�; �`�0{l—CUi'�iUl'�llill� LO �l)iii11Q l'i'.��'ull"l'111.i:11�� . � �� Uariai�cc a��i='l�i�d �f��}r . � � � h1r. Sc.ot.,it s<�id t:f���± ti�;s ���7s anot:fier r�eclGesi: �'ot� � r�c�n-confnrn�ir�� billf:�o�ir�ci. t�1rs�.� I�J�!�7!>c�r�� s���cl sh� t�,�o�alcl iik�� �t:� t�efc►� ti�e �lai�n�i��rj Con;,ni�sion m��mbe;�s i)�1Ci: i3O 'tf1C �,!;j);'�i�`,� �,Oflilill;�'��!?II I!1111U�i�.(_'�� 0� ft'f)1"fiJ`,,`�' l�., i��l�i� �)ul)(`S ����. `.��lt: Sil'I;i �;fi�i t. t.IIC.'��-'�' 1'd�l:;l i�il cl'ulii I�l I Sj,l'i:�i.l V(' 1'L''j)(Il�t: i i?(.:� UC{('U 111 t;ilC` :C il{111t� (:CS 1�1�1��. I!1 i`.i}lt. ;�t���;.,:(,�?t� 50111f` Cjlli`St1011,�1 l),}� t11C'. E'7ii1111�1E1(j I�Clill'il!>S10i1 011 �,�1C' r�0il~C�)IIf�OT'�Ii�lrl(J tfSC. Ji1(' Stt1C! � �, I i Plannin�J Coinmis ion Meetin �i , the variance re an existing sig on the sign. T Plywood h1inneso �' t the existing si ! sign. She said � .. River Road down , ' � � - February 18 197b Paqe 9 1 Q uest vras approved by �he l�ppeals Commission. She said there was at this locai:io7 at the preseni time, which has just`'.�ickes Furniture is would be an upgrading of the existing sign, ►�Jhich would add a. on to the sign. The 50' from the street intersection aras v�here n�ras locat�d. There 4ras no building in close proximity to this thc R-1 zoned pro�erty,t��at this was 380` away from,was across East by the river and there were no reside��ces built on this property. Cha i rman I�Il3a'rri s asked i f thi s was an adverti si ng bi 11 board or a fr�ee standi ng identification jsign? Mr. Qoardman said this �das an adv�rtising billboard and had to be classlified as such because it ��.�as lacated on property they did not.own. Qecause of a vi��,sual problem as to the entrance to Ply�,�ood and t�ickes, they felt they needed an identification sign on East River Road. Mr. Boardman said that both Wickes and Plyariood had signs in this area. The Plyr�ood sign did blow dovan and when they t��ere 'Iin the process of putting it back up, they were �:agqed by the C�ty because this ��ra'�s a non-conforming sign. In subsequent meetings 4�ith the staff, this was i.hc pro�}osa�,l that �:he_y had con;e wii:h. He said the staff had been in contac�; with Qurlington' �vorthern about pu�:t�i��g up one iden�tificatian sign for the �ndust, �al Par�:, but they I!,di�,�'t �va.nt to do tliis. As P1yv:ood a�id l�ickes t-��ere the only t�•do cor�«�iercial ven�t�ures in tliis par�; and did rely on the public f�inding the entrance ta these p�°opertiels, t��e f-elt there ��as a substantial hardshi,�. Ne said that by not having �;his sigln �•re found tf�at several people do pass up the entrance and c►��ate a tra i i i c hazar,d `in trying to get bac4: to thi s er��;rai�ce. k�e said that i i other commercia l 4�e�i tu�� e s m o��ed into this �i��du.s�;t�ial parky these busi►�esses �-�otil� have to Ue inc lu de d �on t his s�i gn. He sUid ±hat as far as he kne���, Ply��rood I�iinn�sota ha d contacied GTE 5y1 va.n i a, and they cii d not G�Ji sli i:o be i ncl uded , on thi s s i gn . I�r. !'etci�s�n said tnat a.s a c�i ti �_e�� of '�.�� � dl �y ���I,o tra ;�el l ed East Ri ��er Rund, he concurred 4:�1�o1eheartedly thai; this ent.rai�ce te P1y��rood and 4�lickes was a tra-i�i �ic hazard and neo�l e had been kYiov,�n to no sLran �e mane��veri ng rtil�t1 they k�ave mi ssed this en��rance. 'I Ne said he thouc;4��t i.f�is sign !ri��ht. c:or�rect son�ething that should c never of llappeil��d �i n the fi rs�; pl ace. I-le said hG coul dr�' � s�e how bui 1 u� ng permi t, coulci ha��e L�e�n issued far ti�ese businesses t-;ith this type of entrance. 1�1r. �ang�n�el d sai c: f�e ac?reed t^�i th P1�t�. Petersorl a�zd he sa i d he woi!1 c cor�, i der �.his as a direq�ionai ��igr�. Ile r�o��ucre� if a sigr� lil;e i;his t�rou1d stand up �;�ell � in �:h� t�lind. ��r. Goardm:�n 5aici it 1JOU1d be a U shaped sign tP�at G-JOUId be 10` b.Y 30' ar�� the sti^��� �u;��e t���ould l�a��c t� be i�;,tal . P"n�s. l��ahlbers� s�id t�iat b�cause �they fel t. tti7�i s���as a tc�����,�cr�ry si ���� and t�tou�i d i�a�,�e �:o coine do�.rn ���hen the pro{_�crty t�ras dev�lc�peci,� tf�ey� ��,oitl�i lifc� �o have th-is r�e�?�a��i7 a��r�ocicr� sign. �4r. Qoa��cln�at� sa�id ^ ,hlb�rq saicl they con,id�`r this a tc���p��°«ry i t �vo�tl d huve �a t;e « me�ta1 s�i ��n . h�rs. lJ�� � ,�� ,,�,11 s Co,���i«�i ss i o�� at�proved the sign �°<�ther, 1`h�pr�� a p��,��manen� sir���. S}�e s�ziu �,h� A� r- -� V�1�l�illCf'.S t'�1t;�Y'�,i:`��'C1 S�-i�U�dLi�JI'��. nllC'. �'li�� ttl��t. 110 O�.iiE�Y' ������Cic?1�CiS fJE.' c1� 10`t�C?Q Ufl ti�i s�>r�o��ert;y �r�d �:hat t��i s i��i 1 i;���ard be re�uoved G� c?ay � aft�r t!,e proper�;y ��aas develo��ed. h1�. Board�,�an .aid this t�,�as also tf��e �c�rcemer�t tl��a�t ti�ey had ��r�i�Vi Gur1i�i���on r�or�:n��i•r� o�i tY,e iise of t.hat p��o,�erty. ■ I����. Sco:�. de��Zrtrncnt d�i r, � tl�e st�(F did ��JC;�ii.;Et{ �Ll�'1;f1c'. � f�1�,. f�et'�:i �l Ci1T't'Ct"I011il� Sqli�lt"C' �iL'��. 1 a;I:eci i f i:he l�p,��al s Con�n�i ss �i on h�� d 1 oo{:ed i n�;c� havi i�c� I��i ��hway ci:iona�l sic�n;. Pirs. l�!afilber,c� saicl �hc�y didn't. I�i��. Boarcirnan saic� <�lk �o the �ounty� and thz�y ��id a�E�,�:c to this if the er�tranr•c ti��as St�u 4h. r7n sai u h� i,� _;d t�,�-���ab1 �� i�i;���ti fyi ������ tl��i � as a 1�i l l board rather i.:l��an 11;11. I�1". i30i1'�'��iil�ll'1 Si,l(; i,�li��. (�11'Ci:L10V1'u'� 51.�}!";� t'ti?Y� 111I11j;(-'.(� LQ l'1 I f" 4 II �, Plannz.ng Conlmis ion h1cetin - Febi°uarv 1B, 197G Page 10 1R Mr. James Ante�l, of GTL- Sylvania, said they were opposed to this sign , for a couple ofireasons. One of the reasons beinc,� that ii; would dei;ract from the beauty of the industrial park. /11so, this plant went to a lot of expense in constructing'their building and landscaping so the plant wou1d be a credit to Fridley. He�present�d a pictur� taken fro�r. Fast River Road which he said �, showed thai: the!, p�esent siyn blocks 1 vie��r of their plant from East River Road, and the new sig'�n ��rould be larger, so they would be almost hidden. �Ne said the Planning Commission had been discussing tliat this sign would eliminate a tra�ffic hazard, but how about the people com-ing -From the ��orth. If they slam on th�ir brakes ��Jhen they see this sign, it �•�ou�d sti11 be a traffic � hazard, and it wrould make rnore sense to have the County put up a small direc�:ional sign with an ar�°ow point;r�g to the entrance. I-I� felt the present proposal would distrac�; tremen�ously f��om �their building. � I 1�1r. Harri$ asked if they had a sign on their property. Ptr. Anieil said they had a 5' x 3' s�gn in t4�e frcnt of their building made o� concrel:e bloci%. Ne said � it a,�asn't quite'���.��mple��d. Mrs. l�!ahl fperg as�;ed hir. Antel l i f they I�ad any m�mhers of the genera? �ub i i c coiTii ng to thci r�I� bui 1 di ng? fir. A� �el 1 sai d L-hey just had c:i fferent tr•uck � i nes con�i ng � �:o the waref�ou�� area. He sa�d the office had just been opened about two �r,�eeks a�o. He said tf�ey di� riot scll �;o t��e general pul�lic. �n�. An�ell said that as far as h� l:neti�a, tV�e;� h�dn't bee+� app7,oached aUout fsavi��g thei;� name on th�is sign, but they � did not care t�'I par�;i ci �a«i;e any4�;ay. Chairman �iarris sa-id it �,�as not true tl��ut ro orc e��visioned ti�at tl�ere ��,auld � b� a�:r�a�f�i-i c pi��bl em because or �l�e �l �ca~ti ci�� o � �he ent,���r�e on fihi s������per°i.��. �'.� C-ity and �t.he LOUIIt�/ C{l�� :IOL ci�ose ta 7'IS�.L'll to ar���uody.at the �:ime tf�is pro��:�r��y 4;�as p1a�ited. Tliai� e��trance shoul� ncver had been puc w;���re �i1; is. I�t t,,as the City , and the Cour;ty �i7at gof, us i nto th i s traff i c p��obl e?n. Tl�er•e ���as al so a si gn tha t pt�oii��b�ii;ed lc�tlhand t;.�r�r;s �ro�n 3:3� �0 5�.it iliis i.r���:�SGC1:1G1'l.Y:hich r;ould ca�.�se d?ffici!tit�ies 4•;i�.h a di��ecc�ional s�ic,n at tl�at intersectien. k-!e said he �hought �it �,tould behoove thc C�i�i:y si.a�'f to coni,act �he Caunty Fnyii;c>er ar�:: sit dov�n and �-,�,r!; � out so�r,e tr�.f i i� pat�e��ns �=or t.h-i s area i;hat ��loul d��orh, so �:hat ti�ese btisi t�e ;ses � can b� four�c� an� ens<<���c� the safei;y of �he ci tizens ef tl�e City. f{e said �:he ci��t�,ai�ce �}�ould iiavc Lee�i pui: oi� the souti� end of ihe industr-�ial pai�k to begii; 1•dith. iie � sai d f�,e ti�o�!q�i t'� i t;�fa ; a�;��,'t t-Illl.� i„he Ci ty anc': �;fle Co�mt,y began t� act respoi� � i bl;� aboi��i; t:hi s�i:��•af��i c nroka �����. � ����s. t�ai��ll���r� �'� id i.h���t ��:f7t.n i_I��is rec�ue�t carne to t:he Appe�ls Coinmiss�ion �ti��is It`dS Cai�C-'_G itll ZC��lE1't;l ;Ili� S�iC�lly �{�; 1'IdS 1lOt; C011S1C�Ci°�'C� �.� �i �lY'�C�lO�lct� S1CJ;i. P':rs . 1J��f� i t�erc,} s��i tl i.-hai. shn i�r�l i. s4ie haci i�eer-� re���i ss i r� iell i r�g �:f�e }�et � ti c.;����R � iiitat I�e did not'Ihave to ue pt�esenc at tf�c Pla��nir;g Cof�;n���ss�io�� me�tiny, bui: he sl��o�alci co;ne to tl�u Courici i n��,��i;ir�c�. Sl�c said she �:l�o���l�t c;�e variar�ce 1�JOUld I�e i:i�e o»ly f.l��ing tf��at ivo��l�� come �;i���t;u�;h �;f��e �'lt;i�ninq Co��r�nis�:�ior� ar�:i ��ras not a��;arc at t:hat �t:i;,�,� � cf �hc� f'til;l�ic fiE�ar�in�� �-r� :� the 5��,�:ci�al Usc fe7'ii�it;. Shc thought t���t �v�is pc�i,l;,a!>> ��'+Y � � � �-� r 1;` e f'lt�r�nii�g Co;mni �s�i�r ������ cu�.���.�c�•_ 1.�1C' ��)f'�lt.'IOIIF,'1"' I�iiS Ell'l: �li°C'Sl�il� .�ilt? Sd�ij t;�i�1t; 1 i rl � inq a t�irn a��.o����d ar� �i r,,� ,�he th��,;r�h � i t►��cul ci bc bett:cr �:0 1;abl e�:h�i s i te��� �n;t�� I ci�G I��ctit:ia�1�1, cot.'cl b�� ��;�,:�:�c:r��. C►��ii�,,;;a�� I�arris s�,�ici t:h��t ii� tfiis �vas ���'�7��d, f�c r.���u1�i 1ik^ 1�f�ie� Cit.y E�.r,�;inc��ti�`s , � , ,.. , , ,. , , � comr.���ni.�; c,�� ��f����� I��� t��ut���,��t. ������ilci h����,�i� ��,I�er� i{�i�is E�i�,�r�•i�.y �vas fully cicvelo;�t���.i. �!� :�;a : (j ' �lt'1'C � �.1"C �� �l) ��' 1 � `' '. Il ��ll S ;; � ��� t :;0 t,�1C1"�' 4!<l � t'OJIII '�QY' <l�%!)U�: ,��) h�! i f (�111��`, . �� i� i.l�is inir.� ���.��t:ir�n t;�a�; l�::d nc��v, �•�I�at t,�ill it �c Ll�en. P1t�. [;oardin,�i� saicl I�c� t.l�c;�icin� ' ,� .� PlanninQ Comm�s�ion Meetinq - November 1�, 1976 Page 11 1 S � • they anticipa�te . signalization on the south entr�nce. Mr. Harris said that when ali else fails, pui;,�n a stop sign. MOTIDN b�l7angenfeld, seconded 1�� Scott, t1�aL- th� Public Near�ng on the request for a Special Use Minnesota, Inc.l Upon a voice vote, a11 voting a�e, Public Hearing �losed at 9:'l3 Z�.M. the Planning Commission close Permit, SP 4f76-02, b� Plywood Cha�.rman Harris declared the i M�. Qergm�an said he �vas haviny a problem in feeling positive about this request He thought �:hat small County or State highway directional signs would better serve th�: purpose of directing people to these sites. Mr. Langel�fe1 d sai d i�e rou1 d not feel tha�; th� s �,�as a di i�eci:i onal si yn t�then it did notl have any tin;e of ai°�°o��� on the siyn. As far as he was concerned i t was an adver�i s i ng bi 11 board and the�i r only deci s i on ti�as ��rhether they wanted to approve a s���cial use permit fo�� this sign or noi;. D1r. Peters� �i sai d that as thc llppeal s Com,»i ssi on has al ready had a Pubi ic Hearing on thi s'�, request, I�e sa id he t-;ould 1 i ke to get some di i�ection from the Cha i r���oman of �:��at Commi ss i on . ��Irs. I-lah1berg said i:hat no one a;�peared a.t tl�^ir meeting to speak against this request, n�r ��rere thcre any leti;ers sent to th� Commissien. WJe acted in good i�a�ith on ;;l�e advice i.h�� vras giver� to us at tl�at t�ii7�e. The request ��aas for an advert�is7��g sign. The intert �;�as that by p1acing an advertising s�ign at thi s 1 ocati ot� , i t 4vou1 � h�el p to e1 �i m-i nate the trari'i c pro�l ems tha�: �vere occuri�:i �;r a�; �tl�;� S 1�1 tPrS�ct�? cn , ��hi �h bo ch t!�e pet� ti oner and other mernb� rs of ���lC'. nj)�)E.'�i�� 1�05ijillSS10l1 ','J�l"'� 'r`iG'i� i:t1';!c!T"^ Oi . ��tll�� �!l y�0� fc�l�;fl 'ul"1C� l`;C d�l�.�'.r�C� wi th i,ftie ar`�;�i ni �,trati ve re;��,r� i, a�;d ap, ro�r�d t{ie tv,�o �ar�i ances ti�ai th ti�e t��;o si;�iE,�uldi:.iors sh';� I�ad pr�eviously ���en�io���eci. ��1►�. Scoi: t' sai d!ie ':,ou-i d not i�,�<,��t to vote on fi:17 i s i°ec3uest �vi thout i:he p�ti t i oner bei i��'��g j�resei,t. i�9�� ��;ai d vrt� ca» d�i scuss i:he traf�F�i c problem i n�hi s area , l�u�: 1-le al'Iso f�ave �:o consi der� tf�e ireri ts of tl� i s b�i � 1 boa.rd. Ch�i rm� ,� ��;-{arri s sai d that r�ya��d�l �ss of v:�l���t. yo�� cal 1 t:hi s si qn , i t �-r�i 11 a.ct as � direc�;''-io��al sic�n, ai;d �•re at��� saying th�,t: i:;�;s ��,as not thc propct° place �For a di rec �;i oni� l s i gT� . I�1►��s . l�;ahl ll�berc� sa i�� s'��� ��;nu1 d 1 i+:c �:o se` the pe �i �;i ur.�er q�i ve��i a chance to ar�� ;��;er soi�ie oi !,�i.he E.,o-i ��ts t,�at {iat�e b�en ��ai scd at �:`�i s ine��ti r�c7. She sa�i d she �f�ouc�h� �:f;e �et�i�itio����.r �hc�!�l,� be giv�n the oppo��t;,r�ity to cl��_ne�e i;his siyn if 11e sf��.?�..ld so c,cl�ir:�, Siie� �;aicl tf�e ;.���ti�tion�r scei;��e�� �to be aq���ceable to �•;orl;ing 1'il'l;�l LIIC: S�dfi �'�ct!iC� l,lii.' LCi'ilil�:l �S10;1S. r,C�`.!'rpV 1,,;', F,,;,1i?7��,., �:,, scc.�o! u'��d 1�n I'�tc�z�son, ii?,�t the 1'1��r�r�i.1�g Co;r�nu ,sion i�ablc� ui�til 1�I��ri:h 3, 1:)iG, t��.o rr:;�uc:sf- fo�� a Sp•��� i:z1. Us�� P<�.rrrri�, SP i,'7G-0?., x��l 1'1��i,�ooc1 r�.inn<� sof:a, 1nc.��� i.��>o:� �:� ��_�_icc vot�r, �� l.l vot_i-n� ��ryu, t:12e tno�L-.ic��n car.raccl unani�Tiotisly- Chair�n<.in ����F!ar���is said �:1���1t. in ����e in�:����im, (�c ��t��uld like �o rey��c��t: �P�<<t i;hc C,l�.}' ( li�lilCCl�' �i��:ilc��� f���U i[1�.C1'.�'i(_'.��'.1Oil �11,0�)�lelll i:l'tl{ i'CtliE' f1dCi: ��'i��ft SOf11L' 1'('CUiillil(�:I1Cj11:1C1��1�5. {{e ,i��ou�id gt=:t l,'o';�c�t.l�c!�� �;iit.l7 t�.lic Co!in�i.y ��itd �et: tl�c p� !�f�le!n S�Li�•�� iyhened oui:. �il'a �aOii'�'t��;�l;i�) ;�;i'i �iC �'�i;UiG C� � � �;�i1� �0 i�.�l(' ��;tC?11f,:lOC? Of �;�1C C11.,�,! L.n(j1C1C'.(:1'. � .I � �. i .' Plannin Commis ion hleetin - Februarv lII, 1976 Paae 12 � T `, lOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. fi76-Ol , QY CONSULIDII�ED CONTAINER CORPORI�TION: �' , Split off the Easterly 120' of Parcei 3190, iocated in the MbJ 1/� of the N41 1/4 oflthe South Half of Section 11, to make property line consistent with pres�nt use, locai:ed Nor�.h of Osborne Road and West of Main Street. Mrs, J. Qernstein ��las present to represent Consolidated i;ontainer Corporation. P�r. Boardrnan said the purpose of this lot split was to allow Frank's Plursery to purchase the�,property they have been leasing frc�m Consolidated Container Cor�- poration. This',property was zoned P�1-2 and at the time it was purchased by Frank's Nursery they shpuld come in and make a request to have this property rezoned to C-2S, 1:he same r�s i;he bal ance of thei r pro�eri;y, and al so have thi s pro�eri:y combi ned V�i 1:h thei r othey� property so that i t vroul dn' t go tax forfei 1;. P'1r. Qoardman sai d this pr�perty t�ras already included in the property ti�at Frank's Nursery had obi;ained a Special Use Permit for in 1974. P1r. Harri� ask:ed ho�ti� large �he balance of Parcel 3190 would be when this 120 fec�: was sph; � off. Mr. 6ou�"Ci41�an �a�d �t l�;ould be about 5 acres. P1r. Qoardman s�id that Frank's �ursery ��,�as supposed to complete the landscap�i�g on this propert;,y this year, and he ���ould like to see thein do un outstanding job as ihey ���ci°e in th� nurser� bus�iness. A10TICN b�'', Scott, secondcd by Pe�erscn, that the Ylann.il;g Com,-riission r�commend to Couz�cil appr�val of i:l�e Iot _split requ�si�, L.S. #'7G-0I, by C.onsolidat�c,' Con�ain�z� Corpor�:<t..ion, to�� �p_Z_it- off the East�rl y.120 feeL- of Yarcel 30�0, Iocated .in the N�J 1/4 of t1�e lJ1V l/� oz ti�e South IIa1f of Sec�ic�� 1.7, to m�.l�e prop�ri�y .Zine col�si_stent witn p.�r�:;ent ti"��, .locat-�d Ivcrtl� of O:.}_:orne Fo:�ci and lJest af t�,airi Street witl? the St1,t)i?.l�:i_J.OI�S �Ili:ci�` i'2'c3i;�:�S ivill'5E't�� %V2C OS'L102'I.E' nC?c?ii N.f... 1. Petit;ion to z°z�nc �l�e .120' bein� s1�]it off of Parr.eJ 31°0 to C-?.S so thL's p.ro�>ei'iy �-�uuicl be zonE:d t_I:e same as the baJ_ance of their propert�. 2. Comb_i�.� th_i� Ioi: _sp7.it with t�hc.i_r oGl���r p,.opc.rty for t-ax pur�oses. 3.. Com1�_t�ete tLc� lar.?d:-can.in� o:l tlie.ir pzonerti; ��s agi'ec�d to in Spc�ci�i? Use P�rm.i.�r�, SP �f74-lS 1��t i�hc �r�r1_ng oi� �!�97G, - UP0�1� a�%ozc�e vot_e, a1l voting ayc, tl?e moti�,�� c�.rried Lzz�an�r.;ousle�. '. LQT S('l 1�i� f'� (1,�� ST, l S. 7e�-0', �3ti' �� ;l',I t� ( i;I�GCIT�{: Spl i t off tl�° h�e ;t;erly : __ ---- ._---- - - -- - --- -- -- _ -- °�. 0 feeti o�r Lo c 1,�' I o���: 1, C�,!. �.:t :.c�: 1��,�� �C�� on �to crea c� ai���other bl�i �I c�i ng sit.e, tl�i��i sai��c bein�, 10� Glei� (:���ck Road f�.E. h1r�. Ro»��1��? �!�i�oo�i� t�ras pr�escnt. ���1r. C���ar�<fma.n said �ti���is iat 1�����. 1�0' l�y 136' so it w�s 1arc�e eilou�T�� for, tv�o b,i�ildinc� si,l.es. i�l� sa,c, �tnc� r�o���, i;�ii sji�li l. off� t�lo�ald be F,5' by 136' . Ile s<�id Sd'I Ci �.�iE�i�E' 1;E'1'l"'', C1;�0 } E"� � ii,.i i l"i d� { 0 �;� IIUI' �il OT 1,i11 S j�•I�G��c 1'��' lJ{i0 l'rl'.1"(? d� Y'(.'�iC�)� f10C{::.'" u►; ��.o seG��E,i�, ani�d t�l�;�,y �z�lrc�;c�;- i��,d t{�r� c�isc�i��c�nt �-.>>, �t,his ho�>I: u{�. iIc s��icl tf�E�r�� t����s ��,1 s�� �� lU' ,ui i i ity ea�,er,���,�i: oi� th� P�c�i•t.}t E�ro��c�ri:y 1 ine of Lot 1,[;loc{: 1, O��k Cri�eF: r1;l�iitiori,l <:o i.h:�t�e �.ru��l�i s�,��t, f�e ��ily ad�!itic;�ti.il ��ase�n,�nts i��cress��i°y on i:his �1'C)i��`.1'{:`' t)(_'Cilli'?:�(`. C)1' t.l?i'. �(', i S�)� 1'l:. � ili.'. St,�t i' i fli?`_; liil Oi);�CC�.I UIl �.0 i.�ll `5 i0 t`_i�)� 1 i. �)�'1�1(1 Cjt'ill';j:.i(�. �'��i��i�'. Ii0�i1�'lil'��;11 `�dl(1 �,t1C �i011;1` �(.�Id�, i'l�15 U!1 i:fl(' �"_ii;t('1"�y �)O1"�;1Oil C��� tl7e �lot i�!ou�l�i, j,�rcor•�1ii?q i�.o tl�e s�_�r;r�,;,, havr.> �evcn fect L�e�:t�r����n �thc y��r°age (���r th�s I�otise ai��f 'Itlfe ii��v �!���.�E�er�t.y �� ii����. . ' � � Planninq Commis�ion Meeiing__February 1B, 1976 Pa�e 13 Mr. Scott asked about the ses,►er line in tf��is area. Mr. Boardman said it was deep and quite et. 1 � h10TI0A� by' Peterson, secondcd b; Scot�, that the Planning Commission r�comrnend to City Counr.il' a��proval of the rcqu��st- for a 1ot split, L.S. /176-02, by Rol�ald Enr.00th, to split off the ��esterly 85.0 feet of Lot 1, �lock 1, Oak Creek Addition P,'l.at 2, to cr.eate another 1�c:ilding sii:e, the s�me heing 109 Glen Creek Road N.E. Upon � voice vote, a11 voL-ir�g aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' � Chairman Harris declared a recess at 9:50 P.M. and reconvened the meeting at 10:15 P.P�, I�Ir. Petersc�n ��ras excused. REQUFST ��R FUr�DING_Ff;OP�1 THC CITY FOR �THE FIfJE ARTS COf✓MITTEE: As recommended ' by the I�uman Resources C01711111 SS10t1 at thei r meeti ng of February 5 S 197G. . Nancy Lamhert, a member of the Human Resources C011llillSS-i0f1, was present to explain the �°equcst. P�1r. Scott �°ead the t��ro motio�is made b}� this COIllIl11SS1011 at their last meeting. "P�o�;iun b�v i�ancy La��ibert, seccnded by Qarbar� Sf�ea, tha�; the Fine Arts Com;ni�;tee is req«�s�:ing fu,�ds thre��gh the Piani�i►�g Commission bec�use vre feel i t i s the responsi bi � i ty of C�i'cy gc���ernm�nt to fos ter and devel op the f�i ne arts life in the community so that ou�� ci'�izens t�rill bc abie to enjoy a richer and more fulfillinc� 1ife style". (All aye) "t�1otion b�� Larbai�a Sh�u, �::�ca��cied by Grace Lynch, �;hat the Fine /�r1;s Commi ttee asl: � or $7C0 �=or ��;r-�di ng frcrn the Ci ty Coiinci 1 through i.he P1 anni ng Commission". (/tll aJ'e) P�an�y L:��iibert qave ±h� E'lanning Co�n:l�ission a proposecl budget of the Fine Arts Co,mnittee'4;�i�ich totalec� �2�CG. She saici �;,�is had started as a project cor�mii;tee of tiie 1I�,n�a.�� I'e,o«rc:�s Cc;�,���ission. Tf�:�ir ultimai;e goal ���as to ha��e a C=ine Arts Com��;ission e:,t��Li;;si�ec; in 1=r�iciley. f�i�. Lan�bcrt sa�id that at abo�.�� the sa���e time that t.his ���roject comn7itt�e ti��as h�U�ing forn;ed, tl��e Con�muni�ty School Pr��c}r���> >�das �oi ng a sur��ey ���d ��he es �ab�i -i sh�����n�: of a comm� n�i ty and chi 1 ciren' s t!-�i�ea�.r�e ���as ��;e o�f� t!�e sevrn n;ajor a�,eas of in�e���e��c. She said that by No�-ei��bei� of last y�ar, she hac! talk�d i;o �l2 or� 15 �,eople �vho sl��� {c��ei�r �-,ere in�;eres�ce;1 in F�in� Ai�ts� �r��u askc�i i�s� �,I��e.,' �r;�rri;c��cl to be or� s"ch a project co!�i�mii.t;�e. Sh� continu��d that sl���: h��d entf�t�s?7�i�ic rusui�Ls. Jii,� 5��•udc,� ,�«is �l�cted Ci�air;iian o�� t{��e Fine Ar-i:s C011liil7 �;t;E.'(? ciilCl �"t'.G �ii'OC�:iI„ill ':';S C'. i'C I;r'i'1 U�('.C? �.�I�l i 1"I!i<3J1. Sf1C Si:IC� �i �; 1•JuS +i,�1C C011CC'_I"I�l!S Of till S C01'inlE1:��2C' t0 �Oi.li� 1�11 G?i Oil�� ��'i Ovt?: i: l�'fll C�l 1';c S�t{?(', Cjl?V4'' ]G��Ili�llj-. 0 i CCI11;i1U111 �;�� threatre and �t.l'�ei�� firs�t, pro�?ur�;.�i��i� ��ras schedi�ie,i�for June 1C)-l�, 1976 in tf�e Dist�,;ct (1ucf;t;�r�;u���. � ��1s. I.<<ili!�c� �; s���id �1����� ci�i,i i�,���� a r��,�;�s;, f. ���r, �;{��c Co���:»ui�ity �cF�t;ol P� o?r.�r� for funci i n�?. 1 hey i�a��e a s���<<i I i�:���' ,� �: oi� ala��� t�;�00 and o�� tf��i s amouni:, th .y �f�1;�E'. t.�ll'. i 1tiP, i�l�,S �,011i11111_iC' `.� if5�!'i.; �1'"'.Ci�iiS�' ?I�C'-.i� �,�K)ili�}lt �CfIE'l�P_ 1'l�iS SUC:�I d. �11C)fl of i n1 erest. Sk�e ����.1 t't.i�a�t t�J�' th��n; �� F v ir��� tl��-�i ,;�.ich a i ar�e sl�are of tl���i r buciqet � shot�recl �ha�c �;I��cr, i•�;as « �1� 1 i�r�i �.�� i,f..:r1 for fi���, ari.� i�� thc C�i Ly o1� f�ridley. P1s. l an�l��ri: said t���lt son�e of thc �:h�i����t�s t����i, i.f,� fiiic nr�i.s Caru»ittce pl��Ei►�c��d � j;0 UO l'1�15 �l`. f;`� �l�YV�l. ;l C�'it.('1"�; 011 ��ij:C���C�l' ��)� ��)i�U 1���ilil'�T ll0!_17C� "�(_'iltU;'C �UCii� I1111S1C1d11S, ��-��i�1,�� I,,F't.f? lii'.111��/ C�'�"'(1(l�;5 'i II !;fi�'. "i i;�' Ci I�1'i Q� l'.i� 1a(l;) �10�. j Oi)( f I��`'1" illl l�'�'il('ill"5C ilfld 41,'�!i.'.I(,C 4��,U �li;\'l' IlU `/t'ifl.f.� `i l,Jl''(�i j',�) Cll:���)lilY ��I:'ll' �,i;�� ._;. J�1C i��lO t.f1(.'Y � �)i<lilil� ���! l,S) ,t,�l� lill�l' t`�fllill ��`, C�I �l)�� lI iil� i t.,j�.; c�.i. ��.i�Vr? �1"�U�(_'; �_1�Jr'i:l���. nf10t.�1C1" t.i ".il � ofi ini.�.rest. 4�a<<:, �vl�,�t thc; �;..,; �eci 'tr�e��t:��c �n f.l�c ;>�.z��{�.s'. TI!i:�y h��ve ���Irr.a�(y cli;c�;,��,eu I ' Planninq�Commissi',on�Meetin - February lII; 1976 Paqe 14 �' V with f�iichael 0'Qa,nnon the idea of puttinc on some plays in the park program, hopefully this sumn�er. She� said i:hat P�r. 0'l3annan ���as enthusiastic about this proposal and hoped to get some subdizing �:ilr�ouyh the County Park Proyram for this purpose. This arould utilize the teenagers in the area. P1s. Lamber�: said they had already discussec� �:he possibility of putting on a musical if there was enough interest in the first play. Nancy Lambert said there aJere many things they could do for the City of F'ridley.in the i:�aJter of �fine arts. bJe are requesting $70Q in funding from the City because we believe�it is a re�ponsibility of i;he City to support local artists, as well as fostering in�;eresi; in the cul�:ural li�e of the City. 41e have a fine Parks & Recreati0n proyram, bu�; ��ae need to broaden our horizons. t�le need to provide for a more complete develo�ment of our ci�:izens an� ►�erhaps, educate those who were not knovaledgeabl� in the arts. P1r. Scott said that this followed his thoughts on life-long learning. He. said he had persanal kno�-�ledge that this project coir,nii:tee ��fas involving a lot of mature peopl c� i n the C�i iy v�ho have never been i nvo1 ved i �i any type of con�muni ty act� vi i;��. He sai �i he th��ugl��t thi s ���a� a�;ri bute to ±hi s ��roject can�rii ttee on fi ne arts . H� sai d r�a�, they ti�rere tal ki ng about i nvol vi ng both the young and ol d.� r peopl e in this t,ype of activi�y and pro�7�oting that type of {�ar�Tiony that G,�as specifical1y addressec3 in the chUt�ter of the Hu�nan Resources Com:��ission. �� said he �aas �n favor of �.h�is t°e��aest, and he saiu it se���ied stranye �:o him that ��,�hile this request had co�ne fro;n a Co;,��ni ss ion o i i;he Ci ty, they had re�ce �i ved thei r f i rst fundi ng from the school board, aild �ney hacl iunded �tnem quite t,�e11. Chairman Harris said t{�is request t�Yas �or �700 from t��e City Ccuncil, yet �tt�� �:of:��l budg�t figure G�;as �`L�UO of t�rhicn they had alreacy reccived $1�OU from the Corn,nunity School Program. He told h�!s. Lambert that i;f��is ci�idn't adcl up. P+s. Lambert said tnE� only explur��atioi� in as!;ir;g for th� a70U from �:'r�: i,ity Cour�cii t��as because they did��'�t ���a��i; �co reques�; for• the 1are�er su��; of ;1,000. They �`elt the ��00 �they �•dould still need could probably be ra-ised by going to the Kit�rar�is, i:he Lions, the 49`er's a►�d oj�k�er servic� o�c�ani�at,io��s, if ��ecessary. ��ir. Langei�'�ield asked if �;f�is budc�e�. ���as ju�j� to get the Fine llri;s Committee s�:art:ed. Nancy L�n�bert �said they hac! co.�,e un ��,�it1�� a figure oi� ��,250 which �•rould be necessary t� i�ave for i:heir f�ir�t play. This ���,��s based� on pr��yious experie�ce t�ith s�.ir:h produci.ions. She said they 4�-ill charr� ac;����i�sio�� fc�r this play, but when ,you get ii�or�ey f�,o!�� the Com�,nunit.y �chool P,�oy��a��i, tiiei�� budg�ting insists th�:t any mone}� i:hai: con�es�� in n�ust, go b;:ck -i��i;o their� proc7�-�a;��. If they made �1 ,000 oi� this ��l�:y, �i� �•,�auld f�ave to go I�ac.i: into t(�cAt: i�>�;d�;et. Sr�e said that: r�orc than l�il;ely ��� ��;.his rYo�ild ae pi�t �ii�to �, func! tha�t �xre ccG�id use in ��ict:cedi��c���ars for pui;t ing on a piay. l,'�� coulcf i����i: the;l usc� �fi�,t; t;i ,�00 to p;;� e�� � concer�. Sf,e said t!�c reasor� they b^cain� i i�vo���l���eci 4•��i th the Cc>>�.i;ur� �i �t�,� Scf�ool Prograi�� t;�as th�i; then they coul d ma(:e t,se t}�e faci 1 i ti es o i the D i str i c�i. Au�; i t:o�� i u.n ti�;i �;i� r;o ci�a�-qe. Tl�:�re 4�; ;11 l�c no cha����c (�oY� j<�n�i�to��ial �ees, e�lec�.��ic�i±;y cos'�s, et.c. �TheY tivo�:ld a1so he al�1e to t�se �.h;:� E>>°o��s or ;e i;s Lha � ��,�c�°e ava i l;�l��i e. l�hcy �fe I�t thcy coul d pui: on a q��al i i;y ���►°odlictio,i havin�t� tht�se assets. SI��� said �they ti•�o�ild l�f:e to 1���3v� a conccrl: series, ai�d su��;i:lize s��i;:.?�� citize>>s in areas of �ine at�ts. Shc sa�id 1:hese 4�ere ulCiinate ;oals, b��cau,e �t;i;�y t�rcre focusii;g ci; jusf. c�;ie area no;;�, which ��;as con?n?unit:y �t�7eatrc. j-,�e p1� n i�o �=�c�r(; ;,or� or�c projc�ct at a�;in�c, and to ci�� �it ���ell . Na��t:y l.amf�ert. s;lic! �;hat i�.he Cit:Y c�f Coor� Rapids has a F�ine 11rts Comn,ission �ril'.� i.�`.� il' 7rt; y'('.�i"' f)UCiC1Ci; cl7 IJG�' ��lEil"i 1'�i ;.`',�,�iLO. ���1C ��`i'1(1 ��l(?.i� il<�VC-' 1104J �)CCI1 1►1 o4�E�r���. ����7 f�ot� ti�i�c o�� Fou� ,yE�,>>�,,, ��n<< t:i�is ,ycar �.i�i���r��l��,�i��et: all��cat�ion �•a��s $:�0,00�. Slie �,���ci �;I�e �i�icin'i; E�.��oe�l i�� thcf �•roi�l�i ��r�l. �;l7ai; n�n�ch, l�ut t:l�7ere �•�ere n�any, inany cit�ic�:; whc h��ve 1=inc Ar�t� Con;miss ic�l�s, as 4�,�rt of t:heir Ci l:y govc►�►�nn,nt, and shc fclt this ■ �� ' . .. .. .. , .. _.. .. .. .. . lanninq Corrmission Meetinc� - February 18, 1976 Paqe 15 1 t�! was an area i:ha� the Ci�;y should support. She said she woulci not want the Planning Commission to cOnsider this a one �ir�e r�quest. She felt this should be an on-going thiny that dese�"ved government supE�ort. She said that community theatre was a good projec:t, but; there were many oi;her areas in fine ar�:s. She said there were people workiny in the drea of music and others working with artists. Chairman Warris asked Counci�man Starwalt that if the Council decided 1;0 honor this request for $700 to the Fine Arts Committee, where tNauld that money come from? Do ��re have funds available for this. 1�1r. Starwalt said there was a contingency fund that 4•aas available for unexpected, unkno��rn, and unforeseen items. Mr. Narris as{%ed if it ��aoulci be possible for this continyency fund to support this r�quesi: for �70Q. i�1r. Starti��al t said wi th the vote of trie Counci 1, anyi;hing was poSSible. ��1r. Harris said there �•rou1d be enouc�h in the fund if the Council decided to grant this reques�; then. Mr. Star���alt said there would be enough, many times over. Mr. Starwalt asked P1s. Lambert if she had conside�°ed making her request through the Parks & Recreation Commission? Nancy Lambert sa�id she hadn't, but Kay hee had been �in contaci� with h1r. 0'Bannon about takii�g a flat bed truck ou1� to the parks ar�d h�v;rg t„�: teen��;er•s put or, a sho±-! for the kid� as par� af the progr�am. Nancy L.�n�bert said she didn't E;no��•a v,�hy they ��aould ��!ant to �o to the Parks & Recreation Co.»n��ission. �rr. Starv,alt said that speal:inq as a rnember oi' the City Counc�il, but not for the City Co��ncil in this reyard, he felt that the Cauncil hud problenis S�Jith r�equests suc11 as this because the con��iiig�f�cy rund was not a fri�-c11��.�s fund. He szid he had a tendency to vo�e no on these kinds of requests. He fc1i. that if there �vas a nc�d for th�s, tl�ere ti�ras a loqical pro�ression, mean�ing thrc�tyh the loyical c�evRlopl�1P.i1t, and in tf�is case, he meant the Park & Recreai:ion D; partr�;����. He sa�d he c�idi�'t; feel th�is ���as �he u�e the cor�tingency func! ����us meant for. ?t ���Us »�e��nt i:o �t�e �iseci for a��cf�itioi��al f�,nds ior snrn�r plo��tin�, if ��t:cess�sry; or if any tyni af d�i sast:er� shoul d co;�;c� �o Fr � dl cy. It �<fas for di re ��`eus tha�c coul cii��' t be �i ores: c;: ahead of time. 'Mr. Star���alt said that he hacin't gi��en toa much t��ou�!�t abou�l; f�iri� arts Lefore, but he fe1 i i�.h� oarl:�, & Recreat�ior� Departn����c �vas in tl��a�� i�usiness. f�e said�he wus sure �:he Parks & Recrc�at�on l)epaY�:;m��nt did not hzAve f�;ie art:; ii� their �rogranig �ut he fe1t thai; ti��is 4;as t,rhere it si�o«ld �e, if there ��la; a ne�d. � P�1rs. tdahlkaerg askec! if tf�e Par4:s &�Zec��eation Dc,��i�i��e��t had enough n�c�nn1� in tk�eir ��idget to provid� t;he �700 in funciir,q that ��ras h:.-ing ret�uested. �'rir. Lsoa.rd�,�ari said tiiat {'arks ��ar�d R��cr���u�io« �,st�ia�?l,y oversp^nt their ;;uciq��, sa f�ie c;�dr�'t �eel i:l�e�.� , ti��as mon��y a>>a.ilable ior �this req��est. �•1r. Star,�ralt said I�e 4roulci ha��e to a�r�e ti�<;t f:hey prob;ib�ly did not r;E�ve eTiough iri their� �udget for Fa�~ks & Recrea�tion to har���1e th�is request at this tim�. ' � � f°ir�s . 1-;af;l berg sa ; d then i f t.he Ci i�� Cour,ci 1 sent i f� � s to tl�e P��r{:s & Rccreati or Comn?ission tl�en tivh�t: i:i�ey ��,o��ld i�e cioiii� �•,�as t:orp�,cioinc� i;i�e i;hole iuea, beca�.ise i<r1C'1ti'l�11lCj 1{l 'c;i;V31`1Cf' �}lili: �.Itl'j� CiOit � i; (l:tVl'_ i:�lE' li!CYIi?y, l L �v'OU l:j (�{` i C'.ii�; �i:�iC'. �.Ul°jiOSt:: %0 St'!i� t:f1P_ �111t=' �,1'tS CGfI'��il�i;l'�' i:0 �:�115 C011iil;1SS10fl. Sil� Su�iC{ SiIE' Su1'd ��i�1`�. dS ci�1 llll�);���' i.dllt: C(�'iti11U111 �;�/ ���'f)J'�C � s <311Cj �I t. �ld 7 �J(111,' �.�lt"OIICj}l ���1C � �UI'�?i]Il �L' �CI;Y'CC'S �.O�i'l;l S`,i 1 01' . Ii� P��i°ks Y� Rcct�E�ation c�ot�sr�`�t r�a��� any !�,.oney �ir� the budc�e�i;, ti��cr� this idea ��i� ��o�r;�a to die. h1r. Star��r��lt saicl his rc�ccr,n;er�d�tion th��t tl�is sfio�lci q�� �;o ii�e Parks anci � I:ecr•c�at�io�� Co��rri�ssion �•,�t�uid nol: i.r,i�{�ccla the I��i��e ilri:s Con���;ittc�. fie as�:E�c! why f:hr�,t, �;., �C�011�t' l�(?Y'l'.El��: flE?�O7"'C tRl(.' E��3C'i�t f� {�(�G1"'C�1t,lOtl �i)liliillS`�1Q44 29 3 01� � j�Cill"5 il(�}O. ���:i�� 1'�8S f� IlC?1;� SO llT�(j(�I1t ilt�. �;�115 t1il1C'� j:fltl� SOlClcl� c�i"1.tiiOC.'I�;t'll�t`.S �l(1(� 1.;0 �)i' I{l��Ci('. ��t•. ;cl'1C� 't;�l�i�: ii lt;'�'!dS �;�1<`:�t �illj)01'j:;lrl�i. �1`-� �� Y'('_Cl'i'dt;'1Qi1�i) 1LCill, �i:ilf:ll Ili�t�i1C' u 50��1-�?:1�{ ' di.ti��nr�ci shotilcl l�c cui: o��t: o( i:he L�ctl��c�t, arid th��� 1=ine Ar,t�� ��rc>;ect: f�e E;ut ii� l:i��� � � i �� � � � ' � �I � � � 1 ' � � � � ' I _1 ' 1 X Planninc Commis�ion Meetin - February 18> 1976 Paqe 16 _ budget. He said that from the Coui�cil's standpoint its a matter o% how much money was available for the total services and needs of the community. Mr. Scottisaid that when �he Planning Commission was reorganized, the Fine Arts Committee came out of this reorganization and ���e had absolutely nothing to do ��Jltfl any kind of budgetory process. The idea of a Fine Arts Cornmission was totally unthought of. This came out of Human Resources seminars. He said that a result of these seminars, tivhen the Human Resources Commission started working an their goals and objectives, we identi�ied from citizen participation, tha�; a Fine Arts Committee vlas of viable interest to i:he City. This was not a Parks and Recreation fuction. This was a Fine P,rts funci;ion. This ���as a complecely different type of activity than recreational activities. Ffe said tha�: no Fine Arts Co�nmissi�n in the Sta�;e of' 1�innesoi�a ��ras affiliated ���ith a Parks & Recreation Commission. bre don't even feel' that th7s shoi�ld be a part of �:he Nuinan Resources Commission, but should be a Com�nission by �tself, �-aitli separate status. Nancy La�nberi suid she �-rould vehemenily op�ose having i:he Fine Arts Committee as a�ar•�t cf �:h� ?at�ks ai�c( °e;;reatio�� prcgrar�. f'e sa�id the emphasis of f�r� arts ���as 1;o g^t some emphasis at-;uy from lioc�:ey pi�og��ams, football programs, etc., etc. She thought t:h� City of F'ridley had a find rec��eational program, but it was 1:00 on� sided �in this co�r�munity ancl we jusc did no�; have any cultural life in Fridley. She said tl��at she v�ai�ted i:o be on record as ne��er t�aanting to see fine arts und�r. the :� auspices of the Parks & Recreat�ion D�pari;me�T.. h1s. Lambert said she r�ealizeu t{�ere was no fundiny area or funding program in the budyet. She knc�a tf�a�; i F this ��equest vras granted, i-t would have to co��e out of SGil12 otiier fund, and i.ha� this reques�c ���as rot coming the norrnal bud�et time. Sh� sa�id �.hat �he co;�;, �i tte� �����s i �rr�ed ab����t ��v��c mo;�-chs ago ancl tl��e �nf.husias�» �:as just ove�,t�<<i�el,�,-i,ng, buc it �ve don'�: geL supporty 'r.ha�; enthusiasm �dill d�ie. Yau can`t do anyi,hing �1;hese day�s ���i�:heut a liti;le bit of mo!�ey, ai�d she dicln't thinl< they ��dere aski;�g ior a��Jhole iot:. You can't k�en people er�t;�us;a.stic if they can't do it. P1r. [�oardrnan s��id tiiat �n ans�J��rt �Lo Mr. S�ar��,�alt's statem�ni: that tf�is rcquest should go thro�gh i�h� nor�l�al pr��cec��.�rc, he f�1t ti�is �vas i;he norn;al procedure, ar_cord- ir�c� to 'the reot�g�riration. The P1ai�r�iny Cor�,n-iss�ion had th� authority �:o send this to �:he Parl:s c_ � � ecreati on Ccnr��i ss i c�n , o!, �ciie Cl�a i;�n�an of the Parl:s & Recreati on Con�mi`sion I�aci th� air�l�ori�y i:o act to�, tl�is Con,i��is��ion: 'Therefore, if.ti�e.Planniny Co�rmi ss ion ��,�ar�ted i;o inakc a i�ecc,r,��,c;��ciat i on j:o t{��e C;�ty Co«nci l, they coul d, as such. !�e sa i c! �:l�c Ci ��y Cou>>c ;�I then ha�, �tl�� au �f�ori ty to send �i t dotvr� to the Parks � R� Recreation Cor��,r�ission, i�i th�y so ci��os�� to do so. So �:his �vas �the nor�l�al ��rocess, ar�d the pr�oces� tf�at r;1s estaf�lisl�ed in J�ane 1'11tIi.tllL' ��cot��anizat101"l. A1r. Staritva�t said he ��roulci fia1?y agrcc: ���ii;h P�1r. f3r�ardman. f�e said it �•�as �lme��i� G stal��i���te. ��,�h�`s g�+ t:h:� �,,o���y; anr� ����ho's y��i��g to .iar lt�ose. I-{e sa�id � tf�at. ��hcti�er� �:i�is req��cst �•ao��lci L,c �uc��css?-ul or not, no one hrio�•,�s, but if it ���as i�ofi suc: e�,sfu�l,, he i,eid ��ts. Lan�b:�r�t not �:o g�ive �.tp. You've yot to fic�ure for� �/ears dot�n i:i�e roac#. i�1r,. Ilarr�,i � sa�ic� �ti���,�C ��ras {���is o�°�i��int�l qu��s�ioi��. (:�-ic� Council I�a���c moncy th���t �hcy co��l�1 spc�id or� ih�s re��ues�. I��'rs. Si:ar,��a,;lt said yc�s, �vheth��r th�y ��rill or• nof,, llil�lOtl�' i:IlO1�JS • P11,. Sro�t;��� aske�i i�ir�. Sta��•t��a�it i��o��r much ��:���i;7��t.. a f'la��r��ii;q C��mmi �sion rccon��nc��:f�.t-io��i h��d �7i: the �it�.'��� Gc,tti��:�i�l ��evel. 1,1r. `�t<<r�������it�. �;�,i.1 he f��lf: t:f�i�it i:he-Council g��ve ,;r�cat: 14E'1O�1�: �:G i,}1C' I,{��;iilil�?li�) �,(�il:iiilS$i'.lil i�.i;ililn11�=11iii�li�iCilS, �?lii: 1� i;�1C1Y' 1f'C011?Il'ICII(ic1�:10115 (j(7�; �ver--t��i�tic�f sc;n��t;iir�es, i�: ��ras ,�ot cioE�c ���i th ni�il ice. flu said tha t he b;ncw i:l�e :�.-� � 1 Y ,, Plannin;J Commi�sion �deetin - February 18, 1976 Paqe 17� . Planning Commission Hr�sn't involved in the budgetory process, but if they were, they would see how many things a�ere torn out of the budget because there were not '' funds available for particular items. � MO.TIDN by '�,Langenfel.d, secondcd bt) Ber.qman, recommend to CoUncil L-ha� Llie Fine Arts CommitLee the City. � � � � th�t the Plann.ing Commission receive $700 iri funding from Mr. Qo�rdman saic� i:hat one thing the community was �rorking on no�v was their goals and objectives. Hopefully v�hen they are completed and approved by the Plann;ng Commission and the City Council, it will set levels oi� priorities for tl�is type of �unding. If this was a goal for the community and it was a. high prioi�ity of the comtil�un �ty, it t�rould Le so ��unded. l7hat are t��e.°e doing na��r t�ras trying �;o take care of an interim request by i:he Fine Arts Committee, to keep this Conunitee alive until those priorities �vere establislled. Nancy Lambert as4:e d ho��r they ti��ould decide if this .,tas a high prioity goal or not. f�1r. Scc?±t said tl�at a'1 th� n;e�?�ber Cc.�missi�n's ha.d ��to��ked on gr�als anci objec�tives. They G��ould, in time, be sorted ou�; by the Plarninc� Con�mission, and that decis�ion t�rauld be star�;ed by the Plannii;y Commission. He said that decision t�dould bn based on the li1C'.rit of the need. Mr. Star��r�lt said that on some of these thi�;gs, it was not a1G�,ays that the Ci ty shoul d st�.r�t i t, l�ut �.:i7at tr�e poopl e shoi<1 d start �i t. Nancy Lambert sai d they were i��ot �skil1C; L;ie Ci�y to �cotally fund this Con,mii.ee. They 1-aere not ev�n askiny for 1%3 oi their funding 1�J%11rI1 the Hoci:e�� proc;ra;>> got fro,n the City. � �ir. Star�„<�lt saici he ��.�as i�� s��,���1�a�;hy t�a�.ih ����is rec;,�es�, but of pt°i ori t:i es . il�e sa�i c; tti�, i: o«�: of every ta>: c:o � 1 a?� co i i ected i n � City c�ot -45°,, tHe Cour,t.y got 2O%, �nd i.h� scr;ools g�t; 60°�. i t ti��as a �}�at���er (=ridley, the ��1��. Lanyeriielc s��ic� �i,his rec;ues� �;fas for fu��ds fr:��?! the City ���hich t•ri71 ?�evert i�ic;ht b�ck to t��e Ci;;y in the form of en;:er°i;ainr:;4i�t fo:° our cit�zenry. He said this �r�u1d noi� be � �otal l�ss even if the r�in��� Arts Con�m�tt:ec dicin't succeed because�'��it �•�rou-id b� a c!oo�( investmct�i. ,iust �tu c�e�t some �i th� �talent expo�ed in t;he comn��!n�it:y. Fie ce,`ii�i�t�ly -i=elt t���is sh�ulci be a se;�arat:� e��7i:-it�� n�.;f�iur thar� f'ar�:s & Recre�7t�io��. h1r. f:ay i_ce{: �aid t1,a�,; he had h�e�i involved ,�;i t1� a�;heltrc g��o��p, and besides the i;iine and c��io���t ir�valv�d, �;hcre �das �i�o;�r.y spent on stage ma{:e-up, pt�ops and scts s�-aV� ; cf� ��:�a� �lone b�� in�ii �,�i tit<al s y ��,hi ci� �v1s just about t{�e same Us a j�artr�i: �uying I-�o;key er���ij�i>>e,�it ic�r �tl�ie�i��� cl���c�. Tl�ere ��r�►,e a 1ot of tf��ings i:l7at rdet���: i t��;o a ��ro��uct i oi�� e� a pl a.y ; other t.hE�;; tl�e ac i,i ��g . � C��<��i�,man 1�4���°r.is a�kc�d ��ti���t ti��cre ;,,,s i.o do i;l the con;�,�uil�ity e>;cept w��1r: d�t•,-�� �:o the ;sland oF Peace ��or� old i�oc��ics 1�ii<r you ut?c� me. l�le I�a��c yoi: � kid-orierlted societ.y. ����1rs. t�!��hil7er�� sai��i �.haL si�c fci�c i;hi ��[.y��c ��f p�°o;;cct ���oul�! a�1d a nct�� ci�i>>�r.;i��n 'to the co�;��>>unit.y. 1�I�e i�act tha�: it has iu�;i: sta��ted �;�i� nr,L ��r�;�thiii�� against �it, ;�� fact she t:houghC �it: t��a�� in its f„��o��. She s���d �i��� ��;o��ld fce1 ����ry l�adly i�f� the City coului�'t f�n�1 i�.{��.c n��.���,��;, ,�_,i�,���:�f�,er�t: to su{�{,�y t:hc funding �fo�° !.l�c ad�lcd di;nei�sion t;0 i;ilE? (jli<i� l�;,y OF � l��'(` �il? +�I'1Ci71'.`:', ��f1C'_ Scli(j il�i�' (:C1F:iJ �I;lil� 1'!OU'1(� {l:iV� t;0 f?C Ciil i? '1i�»ii;ec( ;iasis fi�.11i� y���_tr•, l�u�l. Si��ii;t� �i:l�i' �i;�!'_�� I��ts o:�i`it Coi�tCr��ivt'�I Ilo��d, >i�t� wou1tf ;�t�'�,�i vet°y ��a�lly ��I� i,he Cif�.)r ��,o�_t��;_i ����t� cr�����±,e a F�i���:� 1�si-±; Cni!�ini �s;o�!, ari�l incl�.icle l�I��iS in �,hc hudc�e�t }�r•�ccss i���xi; ycar,. I�`s tc;u i:�cl t}�at it; h��sn`t bccr� her� i�o, 10 yc<lr�s � � � � � Planning Commisslion Meet;inq - February 18, 1976 Pa� lz already, but now that it has started, she �:hought the City shoul.d support something like this. ' Mr. Langenfeld said that we had studied in the Comprehensive �lousing Plan that Fridley was a maturing communtiy. He thought a more mature community was ready to t�ke on something like this. Mr. Harris said he though� 'chai; Fridley had the finest Public Works �epartment in the State. We mentioned some of the equipment thai; had been bough�; in the last year and thc amount of money t;hat had been spen on such equipment. He said we could alt-rays' find n�oney for things like that, but nc�t fo�r prograrns ,for pe�ple. Ne said his neighbors couldn't relate to nevr snow plo�•rs or new ��varehouses to �:eep them in, but vde seem to find money_for tP�ese things. When the money was requested for something ti�at �rould relate right back to the c�tizenry, then was when we had trouble fiinding the money. Mr. Star���alt said the point was we11 tal;en, bu�; the��e were many things taken out of the budget ihai: ��aas requested by vario� � depar�r.�ents of the C�ty, so the City did ���atch f�ow they spent the money. Mr. Start�valt said it vaas a matter of tax doilar�. Ev��ryone of these rec�uests uses tax dollars. Fle said �:hat if he could ji�st �;hink of the ?ndividual requests ai�d not the tota1 tax bill, he ���ould vote for a11 these requests. He said he had to 'ask hii�isel F that ?f this ti,ras pui: to a vo�e by the people whe,� they knew it would raise tl�e�ii�.taxes, woulc� tf�ey voce for it. Mre Harris asf;�ci if the people t��culd vctc for a�iel�l duri�;ti 'trucl:? ��1r. Star�-,�al�: � saic! prol�ably nof,, unti i th� snoti-:� ±�:�asn't t;uken off the st��e�.:=�cs. f1r. Harris said it titi�as a;?iatter of pr�iorities. � Mr. Lang�nfie?d said h� fe1i; th� Fine Arts Con�mittee �ad to siart sor��et�me. He said hc� �u�ly understood i�1r. ���tar���a1i's conc,�rn in t��j'111C� t0 save taxpay�rs ciollars. l;ll these reques�.s do i;otal up. He said that �n regard i;o this Nari:icul:. i tem, I�e t,,�as �•Ji 11 i nr, tc contri bute hi s 6 or 7 cents fi�o;n 30,000 pec�p? e as a tax��a; . � ir Fridley. � � ' � � �� P1r. Berg�i�an saicl that he G��as in agree,��ent t��ith t;{�is rec�uest as somet;f�,i��g of value and ��,ori;l�Y of conside}�Gt��on ��aithin the E�rior�itie� of �;ri� City Cc�unc�l U7'OR� A VOICE �'OTF, a1 i vot.-iny a?,IC�, t.-I�e moL.ion carriec� t2��:?nimozlsl�. Chai rii�an Il�rrr�i � ti�an�:ed [�����n. S�ta�°�;�al'c for f��; s co���n�en��s and sa�i d he understooc{ only t.00 ��rcll �11 about t��xes. I'Ui3LIC Fi��E1�RIN(=. I-It1D CO��'�'Ur�ITY D�_��� 1(�i'f'�"I�(�;T i3L0�,;: �f:/�,(�1�1- �,PI'LIC!'tTIOhd 1�10TIC�.d I��i� Ca�1�J.bci'c�, s�corn�cd by Lan�lc�;�Fc l.d �hat t.hc �'l.r_inr�in�7 Conun.i.ss.ion ?;?��i�� thc Pi�b1_ic Ilt�al�inq on t:hc f1U1� �'ommi� �.ity lic���c.Zc)> c:��1t P>.tc> �1: Gr�rn� AL>��l.�c: �tio:�. II�.?on �� VO.ICi: VVZC ���c2.�.1 1�01:].27C� � I)G' � C%�c21.1. �17::11 I�.Z L'I'1 S Clc�'C"..1.�7I.'(sC� i.�J1C' �'L7�)� 1G ilC�l ).1]]C/� O}��':1 <:i � I].:.24 P.P1. �'�r. ��o�r'c.1i��,�n sai � t:f�is t�.�as a prca��plic,' icr� 1'nr a`.�or��n�unii:y (7e'���lo;�n�`nt �':locl� Ct'c111�: t'r'111C�1 1�1t? f)dVG �111.)lilltt;l".`.� t'.C) i'i� (�,l"0 �.OUIIC�I i�0l� ��l''� ���1 1"t''VlE'W �iY'QC'l?S5. �V��E,' C��IC{ 1"'Llll ' LJ � Planning Commissi�,on Mectin� _ February lB 1976 Pa�e 1 �_ 1 AA into a time prot�lem with this preapplication so we did appear befiore the City Council and got',approval to submit this ��reapplicatian bei'ore it had been approved by the Council.' If there were changes in the preapplication , we can submit �:he changes ta tt�e Nietro Courcil. The deadline for submitting a preapplication for review.by the ��etro Council 4�ras February 17, 197G, so at this time the Planning Commissinn was looking at a preapplication that the Metro Council was also looking at, Any changes'i;t�at ���ere made in this preapplication can be made in the applica- tion to I�UD. f�1r. Qoardman said the status of the Comprehensive Nousing Plan and it's implementation kras that �he Planning Commission had recomme�ided approval of the Housing Plan i:o tl�e Co��nci l. The Ci�;y Council ��lould be holding a Publ ic Heat,irig on tl�e plan February 23, 1976. 1�le anticipate t��at the City Council ti�riil be adopting the Comprehensive-i�ousinq Plan on P1arch lst. We have schedulcd a Public Hearing on i;.he preapplication �or a Community Developmer�t Qloek Gr�ant: for March &th by the City Council. The Scction 8 housing proposal �Nill be before ihe Council at i:ha�:' same meeting. Mr. 6oardinan said a preapplica�;ion for (;ommunity Development al�ock Grants requi res ttvo Pub � i c Hearings . The P1 �_�nni nq Com;��i ss i cn �-�as hav�i ny �he fi rst Public F�eariny at i.f�is meeting, and they ��rould st�i11 ha��e time to cer�tin�e ':.t�is i tem, i f they so tl��s� red, to th�i r next il�eeting oi� March 3, 1976. l�de sti 11 have some lee�,�ray and s�;�ill not miss out o.r; making applic�tior, for fundii�g this y+��r. � (�r. Leef; said that the ;�reapplication that ria.y or n?uy not go to Hud in P1arch, consists of icur parts. Three o�i those parzs ccn;ists of �orms. The most important part s�;as ti�e ��,o�ram f�la��rati�✓e Si.a�ement. 7he first porticn of 1 �:il� �t�C)��l�dlil r�dl"i�a�i�de �'i.i3i,C�l�^IlC �JdS c1 S�;c i.�ill�'nL Oi- l;Cll'..l!l!I?'���y nP-C�; Vd`11Ch i'JFI"E ciei�er,nir�ed by th� st��ff i�ro�u t•:i�Gi �iad gai�e on at che PiUr�n�inr� Co�r��nissiori ai�� tf�e Ci t�� Counci 1 1 a�fc�l , rnd s tu �er�erlt:s o1= o!;jec�ti 4�es r e? ati ,�� to tho �e needs . Ti�e secor�c! �,a,,t of the Progra�n t;arrativ� State���er;t �vas �:hc �����ding �.��aris vJhereby the � �i �y� ho,�es id accor;pl �i s" so�;,�� �f ther � project;s . Tl;e 1;h i r�d part aaas �i.he di scri p�i:i o�� of the prc�jects ��hat �•;e t,,�er•e �rak7ng aC�;�lica�;-ion io� funciii�g Lo HUD. Tl�e next per�ion �•aas a discrir�iion of the loc�:tt-ion of t.he projects. 71�e next seci:io� ti•;as vE:ry � impo��tant vdh�icVi tvas the expect�d hencfi��s t�lhich ����ouicl a_ccrue fi�o�ri thes� p���ejects, tf��e �°���a�:ionsf�ip n�i ti�e pro����seci activ�it�e�; to tl���� pro��osed necds. The last s�cti�n �,�as a st�zi�e��s�,��t of ���I�r� if;e ��rir;�r�y bere�:fic�ia�,�es of thesc� projec�s ��rould be. � � � � � � Chai rman f`lurri s sa ic1 ti�� statrnc�ii t: i i� �;hi s�'rograri Narrati ve S�tatci��c�ht that botl��e1°ed h�im ����as nu���be�� c�_,nder��� Descripl:ion oi Pro.7ec�L. This st;ites "The C�,ity pt,opose� i:�� t�c�uire ���nro�7r�-�t�.ly 4.� act,es ofi �<�n�i adj<���ent. i:o the existir��y adrn�irii�St���a�t�ivc'�ofii�iccs..�.. if�i� pre�,��7��i,y� is expcct,�i t�� cost :�i?5,ii�J io ac,}uire. T.he to�:zl cost�� for acq�aisi Cio��, r�lo�.at�io��� and c1Earir�� �f thc� land is �;;pccteci t�o he ?���>>o��n���ateiy �l?��,OJ�. The C,�ity -is requE,sti!�g �1505�)0'J for i:h��s �?�•oJect�' iiE'_ dS{:CC� �if". ii�Od1"�jiLclll t�ificlt: ��'il<_i j;�1Pj 1';r?Y'C' f��i:lil�1 11���U�- �'�IY'. �_c.C��: Scil� �ii� idiiCi t.f�ic>y ��ter�e �:al {;li ng Zbout v�;<<s 1,{�e 1 and tl�a � t�ras adjacE��nt to tl��c C� ty I�ial l� to �tt�� �71°til. �IIE'�/ 1170i1CV 1'Ji? 4';E?i'(? i1��:1111�j fnt"' 1'!i1S �Q COV;'r 1:I�c' CUSt: 0� c�l;(�UlSTf:l('�1'l� c111Ci �.IIE' �'�. _ �d) , f;�ll S l','�t'.i cvst ofi cl�:at�i;nq ti�ose la!ic;s. ��1r. fl��i°r�is s�lin ,iu�t�. sti����os�� �t.hat: 11'JI1 �- ��' a��oo:i i�,e� and �•,e ��ot ��I�� ;:l!�0,00��. 'v;�7�,1:i tl��is i�on��y ha���e t�.� hc> ��sed f��r� that pur��o<;e. P�1i�. '! eek. said ti�.ti if ���c, r c�cc ivccf i i�nc�s tre cou �c! u>c tlte��i fic�r ��n,;� of 11:�� propo �cci �ar�ojqctss bui; Il!_1!� �,;ou�ld r���ici� to sc�, I��ota �I�os� �Funds i�ad bet�r u:�eci. P•ir'. I;ai°ris sai�! �LI���� o;:ht:r-t�.r�s� i.i�i; re�;:;est ��,�ou�ld �i.���il �n� ti�at i:i�� Ci�)! h<<d i.�� ce�,�E� ���� �ditl�� ai��oi.he:r ��>�i00,OCi0. f�lr, Lcer; s�ait! t.l�a�t Ilucl cli�� iun�; �>ri ,in t+r1-����ii�i�� b�sis, ��n�i Il���y �� l� cu�,r:� �a�?���1 i ct� t�i t�n i�o�� lltli) f ��r� I;��;�; 1;�� t�?ere s�yi���; i:h���, i:f���is r;�� ;�t ', yeaf, E���c�;;°���,. ,�, �� f�,t,�1 taou�ld l�c �o��� ic,^r.e,i o�� i�.�i�ii: f�asis. Tl��c�y ��auultl��'i: I�<<I:�. a pr��;iE�ct 1���►� oi,�. ��-��i�, it, �anci tf2en �,��y they �-r�,u�!dn't eontir�uc t:o fu��d i f. f1r�. [�oa�•�l;n<zn said th�� �;1r5.0U�) i � i � 1 �,J Planning.Commission Meeting - February 1t3, 1976 Page 20 _ figure was a typ� error and it should read $25,000. Mr. Langenfeld asked how much the total request for funding firom HUC an�ounted to. Mr. Leek said the totai amount was fi335,000. Mrs. l,lahlberg said she added it up and it came to �495,000. f�1r. Leek said that ��1as the toi:al but there were funds forthcoming potentially from other� sources. These poteni:ial funds ��reresubl:racted from the amount vre G•rere requstir�g from NUD. Section 8 funding woulcf take care of a large portion of the difference in the t�•ro totals. � Mr. Harris said tliat if HUD said they u�ouldn't yive us the entire $335,000 and they gave us!�200,000. 4Jould ��e have to apportion that amount to each project? I�1r. Leek said no. ���r. L�ngenf�ld said then how ��ould you establ ish a priori �y as � �:o which project' you ��rould use the funding for. ' Mr. Leek sla�d this preapplication ��aould go to IIUD. They vaould decide if ��ve t��ere going in i.ne right directiar�. Then the;� irvi�;e us to ma�;e f�.he final ar�lication. � That was �vhen wP wou1 d set up our 5 year p��ogru�n. ' , Chairman Eiarris said he questioned i-F even a couplc of �items should be includ�a in the preapplication. One �,�as item 6, about tl�e prcperty ii� Rivervies-r Heig}��:s. Mr. Qoarclman said tf�is item cai�ie up a�; a C�i�t; Council meeting aUOUt six montns ago. They discussed purc{�asing these properties bucaus� of the I��azard o�f flooding. Ai,otner t'eason io�� purchasing this pro77eri:y t��as for a rivcr access property. t�le fe1� that thi s project. r.ou � d rel ate to a Con:;�uni ty Devel opmer,t E1 ocl% Grant. G�le have to rel a�e any p?�o7��t �:i���t we request funds for to a s}�ecific sectioz�� of the City. This als� G-�Us one o¢ the ti�r�e prii,��:�°y �foc�_�s ar�E�as of �I���� fio�.sir�g f:,lun. If �ne C;t�,� Couf�c�il t•ras s�ill in�:erest:ed in alleviating the pr�hlen} of -f�oo� �ia+l�agc�d i�o�,ies and �in acquiri�g so�,�e parl:land in t.i�e ar�ea, 4��e i;hought it. sho�!lu be in this Carmunii,y al ocl: G��an�c ap,�� i cai;ion. Mr. Leek said tl�a�i; ur-der- item 3, tf�c f�ic;u��e sho��ld be �4,000 instead of $14,000. h1r. Qeryi��an said that: as long as ��i��y �•rere cV�eci:ing fic�ures, he ti�,�o►1�ered ahout; t:hc� f i gu���e i n t}ae 2r�cl i tcr�;. f-{� ask.ed i� yo�_l cuul d r��hal� i l i tate 20 i�cn ���s fot, �12,000'? f'�r. Leek sa.id th��t; ��12,000 ���ou�d be us�;� to pro�,�iuc loi�, ir����rest �utes �OY' �lOfilt? 1{il}�1"OV�III�I'1i Sy 50 i�fld�; flOU1 E' t•J�1S GOY'Y'�Ct. �`Ir . �3c.1"Clilldl1 Sd1Ci ..ilCil �f11S 1'ddS .��,12,000 inf.erest suLs-�dy. ��1r. l_eek said i:i�at t�aas riylii�. i�r. �znganfeld said h� ��lo��icl not: ��r��i�� �to see al i these p�°ojects stai,�;ed on ��� a five �ycar pl��n, a»cl afte� �;�� ��;�re G��ell int:� t} ci;i t;ll , hav� !�Rl!U �(�;an�aing s1:.�p. Tnen tile Ci�i:y rrou1d��l�e �in i�.i��e p���it�c�n of ha�,�ii��.; to �.o;��:�n ��;� �:�ith tl�r, n�n��cy to finist� al1 t}�e ������j��ct�. !;e felt t.f�: t o����� t?r�o;�ci: �;�c_�uicJ l�c co,��}�l�i:ed at��. t�ime. ' , j' �t� �,r�c�?��an?s �r�id �1r. �oa•r-dman s���id i��ost o�f tl��e n�oney �fi,on� IIUi� �;ri?ul�f be to ini�.�u � i f t;he funds ;f�ou l d; to�� , t{�e {��,.o��r,� m i�;c�ui d�top. 1-I��� C i ty �-,�ou'I J not L�� rf� �_;��ons;i b� � � to conti��ue those pr°o;�;i°ai��s. t�ir. [�o�+�,;!ut�=n s:� icl i�. �� ;ulci clep�i�d i�p��n ��rhat �,r„���r,it;ie� ���e7�e c�iv��n t.o tiie {�i,c�,jer,ts �y t.he Cliy <<s �o hc��r m�;,�>> ;��oJect` �;!o!�ld bc st����t.c�c�. Hc� �aid t:he uev�lnF,n���itt �+r�d �in���lE�nii���i��i,�ii;�i�of � m<1i��i.t�,i��t�ce c��de might bE� t�ne �i�inca - thai�. ti•ro��ld ���n��t �r7�_ic n i�ec���r�al fu�id ing �;� i�> st�a,�,>�d. lic s���ic, �th��t �,ro���dir��� lcrf iri�.c��r-t.�� �� � t-•at��s ior� t��i��i�� ii��i��°o�,_:m:�,�ts ��tould b;� ��!�;. �;r,�g�•����i t�.l��:at t�iou�ld st;r>�� ���l��r� fiun�iing ��a<�S ri�� 101?��C1� i3Vi.l�l�ilf);�('.. fii'. �J'{C� i�.�l�l�: c S 1"�li" �1S �111 c1CC{111 ;1�:lUll �1"O�i"illil, A'?L' �'d0U7Ci {I�IVE'_ l0 I � (SC ju �.�i� �l i i t��',� I?�'(l�l(��,�J� 'I �l �111i' V��l I. i�ir. Lea4; s�ii�i ±;htat trhen ilUD s�icl t�,� � Con,���,t>>iity I): vel������icn� f;locl< G����nt;, thc.Y r � Planni is�!ion Meetin - Februarv 18, 1976 Paqe 21 1 CC combined many di'',fferent types of funding into one program and they n.ade a commitrnenfi that these funds ��roulcl be a�railable for at leas�; 5 ycars, so as not to leave comnunities Th' th inforn�ation that h� h�c1 r�ceived from our area office in just hang�ng. , �s �ras e � St. Paul. ' . Mr. Qoardman felt that for every year thatFridley got funding, they would be ahead of the gaii�e. Mr. Qoardman said he thought every effort should be made in applying for th�se funds to help the reside��ts ofi Fridley. Mr. Qergman said he had some problems with both numbers 4 and G of this proposal for fu►,iciin�. He asked if the �1.5 acres of land discussed in number 4 actually for sa7e? Mr. Qoardman said it wasn't. ��1r. Qergman said it puzzl��d him ho��� ��re could be'' so specific i;hat: �•Je were yoing �:o Uuy it. P�lr. 6oardman said this was ai� c�stima�ed ina►�ket vali�e offer. h�s°. Qergr�an slid he read this as a positive statement. i�r.',Qergman said that on proposal 6�rrhere they urant to acquire 10 properi:i�s, were these in the flood plain? This ,;as �h� area that t�ro�!ld be most directly affected b,y the threat of a flood. ��r. Scott' said the Hc���Un Resources Cammi�s7or� rrould i�e ii�volved in reviEV��ng the HUD Communi;ty alocl: Gr�.nt; appl ic�tior� at scnie poin±.. He sa-ici that the•r�� ute.�e many p��°ojects t'hat �<�ould �be re��iei•red b�� tJie Hun;a�i_ Resout�ces Car��:nission. h1t�. Scot� said that the more these projeci;s ���ere related to humai� nceds, �rhe rnuch bet�;er chance they I�ad of beiinc� funded. Mr. Scoi:t said therc ��,�as a great movement ir� our country �:o realloca�e the Econom-i c G•feal th' i i� thi s Co��t-� �,ry. He sai d that sac i a i fran,e�-�orl: pl a��ni ng ��Jas i n the nca�� fu�«r�, ard �,�ore �3r�d rno��,� thc I�u•,Tiun elen,cn-� ti-�.as h°ii��� considered a�id hc �i,�ought peo��;e s��ouid be aler�ed to i:his. ��lrs. tJahlbcrg aske�+ i�,�h�7,e i.he idea ��as cc:r�ce�ve� to acq«-ir•e the 4.5 Gcres on tf�e �o��tl� side of C-i �y {�a11? ��1r. Eoarc;man sai,i i i, t�,�as an ad�;�i��istrat:ive idea. He sa i a i t ��,as sort o f a pi ��i n tP�e sE:y �i uea t bu ��i f-funcis s��o,�' c! bECGfili' a�,-ai l abl e �of° i;h�is type oi prcject, it co���ld �e do�e. He sa�id a c�ivic cent�r !�;�i?;I� �n indoo�° s��imi��ii�g f�ool �-��ad oti�er� fac�l�it.ies hGs becn ��i�cus>��x nuite oTtf�;i. {i� sa�ic! ii was a-i sc� f;ha�t t}'��i s pro jec i: ��,oul d be �c�sse�i ou�L c;t�r7 i�,� tV��� i s p�.zal i c h^ari r�g process . ��rs. 1�lahlbe�g suid th�.t sf;e (��.d i;ever f��ea�°d of ih7v, prc��osal be��oi�e;. ar«. Pir. Harr�is said �}�at he h�;�n't: e�i �I�er. t�irs. l�!al;�be���c� s��id sh� had r�o quat�re1 G�Ji���� nroj�cis ti�a�; had f�een d�scussed under the housii'�� �?ia���, btt�� a cout�le c�f ��hcse ��i°oj��cis G�-�re f��reic�r to tf��e Fl��nning Co��,.���is,ion. ThE��:e ���ec e itemr� 4��nc 6. !i.�. t'so�17 ��� �: n s�:�ici th; t bo�-.h ti�esc� pro;,ie;,ts WL'T°E'. i)�1SC'C{ OIl 11CCC�'S i.iicit {l�tCi �)C('.il IiIE?,��1�.101"f"_'i� Z1� d l�ll� iU:'1`� GO!il'll'I;S10�i filC?C'�tfl[J Oi° �.J�/ the C�i i:y Counc�i 1, i�u�t ihey �� ��,1 d��,' �; r�:?l�:e �.p;?1 �ic�1i_ r_?�� i vr <�r��� f��;��a i ng tha � r�rasn't �E'rf�i^.�,1�^� I��� �11C' ����t1rl�i�iC` �nll�'�1�;S1Qfl dl��(i �;ilE' (li.y (�Ol!?1(:11. ��l'�. Piuil�l�C't'Cj dS�"t'.0 �vf�rl. -i���o��!;�at�ion �f:he City I���<<c� t,� ��ac��: �a�, �,i��� rc�.,�,�i�:s1.s ���� a ci���ic c��i�tc, an��i for acr,u�i r i nr, i;he propc�rt�� in I?�i vci�,v�i �t�,� ��e-i ��;7ts? I� t•1rs. Giai�'lE�ei•g �;�id ��f�e 11�c��_i�ii��. ;,�,�l�n yla� a loi: of� mor��y to �zsF; for a feasil��il ity ) " i;T'�i1lS lt;. �,�li:�i"Iliclll �f:il 1"1S S�iiCi Ilt' Uliiil � l. �i� ilii: !�, �'Jc�S ('ilC:i{j}i. 1''11". �(')�Cjll;<l;l Stliri � 0;. COi'�Clll"'1't`(�. ' , � � t�1k�. H��rt^'�i �� sa��ici he i:�io:��;1�,t t(��� ���c����;�1��� �:^!I�o ��,�,nr��l the 4.�� ��ce�es on !}�c PJE��r�:h s�ide o;� C:�iiy I1�:yl l sl��iul�i l��>_ <�{7{�r,�,:,�ch��;1 C�� i�i�re a �,�����,r,�.,�1 ���or� ��� ��t�,�_,��t.t�. �vas •�:er�i; ir� fr�5� �l�l!C��l�p���. �`�Y`, i�i1i11`C{I�lilll `.i�1�!({ j;�l�l��'. Ill�il�i)l? ���.141'. {'�iil��llli�i �Oi;il�'�i`.�,Si(�il '���vU7C� �;:���1��C �,f�;i1i. ti�is ���������icct G�;�rs no!-. riec�l���a, �,����1 th��:Y ci��.i�ld ;'e:,�,,�u�c,��! i�i,;;t t;lt�i'� �;i'ojt�Ct, h�. ���17itl�i��at!:�! ir�„� i.,i��e �i��lpl�i;i-��tirn. � , Planning Commissi�bn Meetin , ' � � - Februar.y 18, 1976 Paqe 1 Dn Chairman N�rris said he thought it was a matter or priorities and he tr�ou�rt the City needed other things before it needed a civic center. Mr. Qeryma� sa�d that ir considering this preapplicat�on for a Communit:y Develapment alocE: Grant, he ti�ought i;hat �:he projects mentioned appl ied to i;��e goals and objectives set up in the housing plan except for items 4 and 6. He said they wer�e both a s�arpris2 to i�im, and fie �;hought thai; in both �:hese items we had the cart out in front of i;he horse. Mr. [3oardman said that Mr. Qergman v�as probably right, and they should only request funding ti�at related to the goals and objectives of the housing p1a��. Mr. Scott said he had some Nroblems �•rith this preap��lication. He said that � arhat tl�is clocu�nent �-ras for was i:o stir�ulai;e the irterest of HUD. )le didn't t}�ink there r�as much in this do�umei�t �:c do that. ��1r, 6oardman said he Uras open to any suggestions that ��1r. Scott �;�oultl like to make. He saic! that this �;�as no� a sf;aff , exercise, it was ��n a�ctemE�t tu get i���r�U�ing, and if tf�e Piai-�i�ing i;o��i�nissioi� 1-�� .� any idea� on how �:his application could be irnproved, h� �vould b� very happ�� �;o use tnose ideas. '��ir. Scott said ther•e could be a stat:e�T�en�� t:hat these proj�ct:s would eli���inate, reciuce or° pi�event ghettoiza�;.ion.. He s�zid it could say th<;.�1; ' they 4�ranted to sustain fiui��an de�,elop��;ent witt7 a qood 1i f� so oc�r coi�n7unity could continu� �o gre�,r and be a vi�ible conu»unity. He said the second r�eed, ti;�f��ich �•aas �o rid the C�ity of subsi;anciarra housing, he thouyht �•aas an ii��possibl� thing to do. � P�1r. f3oarrS�r�an said th�t ��;k�er� t�ir. Sco1;f: had time to go tl�ro��e�h rt�is docu;���ni, he shoul d ��dri te do�„n so���c of h�i s reco���rnei�cia�;io��s ana g�i vc then� to �he P � anni ng Depa;�t�i�ent. i�r�. Star�����lt s<3id that. �•rh�i: he tvas go-ing to say ����as ior hiin,elf, and n��j; as a reprE�sen t�ti ve of ti�e Ci ty Co;�nci �I . He sai d that to �:i�e Liest o � i�ii s ki����,�1 cciqc, the Ci��v f�:�d nca�'r pro�,�ice�i l��ci�sii�g fo;� unyc�ie in i;{�ie Cizy, evc��r�. 1171 i�ous�i;�q, r all uevelo;:�;nent, ,all act;��itic�s th;:,t have �;al;en place in ti�,e Cit;y, ct{�c�,° �h�n City ii:ern;, havn been cione ti�rii:h ir,c;ividu�.l ir��itiatireo I'e ��aid �ni� ��,�as �l�! done tititl;-in the f�°���,���,roi�E: of City o�,di!iar�ces, ar�ci he thougf�t thEs had G:ork�d o�.�t pretty ��,F:�11. He said ;�(. �;�ould ���be i��ard for h�iin to tell t{,e people !�e r���t„esentcr ti7at the C�ity 41'�iS CC�IISiC��C'1'l�ie E'f1Cc�(�lil�� �i(; u Y't�tli.�i� SU��SI(�j� ��;"OG}'i�Jil f�i' 50�1',C] 1f��Gll'iC(;tJ�S dj; ';;c'�Y,— ��a�'ers' ��x��e»sc. �� lie did not 4•,�ant to tel�l the ��eople tha�L ti��� City ���as ccrsidering p�;shir�� i'o�� s,�L�J�e�lizi�ci f�o�lsir� for siir��r� incl�i�;��ic't?�.ls ai; t:�»:pa�ez�•'s exper�se. (;t� �id r�ot t;�u�i. tc� do i,h�i.:. I;c did not �l«nt �to r�avc to say ��hat thc Ci Ly �ti�as «ndc�,tr,i;ii�g li�ii�i ��,e� for i.he ���'1 de�rl.y on c��us i n�� �f-:�r the �n�;, rpri vi �I;�<�;�;ec� . Ile �a i d h� ti:o�i���ht d� � l.l"!E_ S^ fi'id l:�r'l�S 1��E'i't' 111Cl1 V1 CILld � 1111 ti1 d �1 VL' �ti�l�, W�I Lfl !�l ���i('_ f i"i�,!�iC'�'�i01��: 0� �l j.V Cf'�i� ; dilC� pt'u1I1�111CCSs Cilil ��(? �)1°OV1Cl�C1 011 �lll lllCil\ri(�U1� l�l"' C00�)f'1",li;1Vf' �ilS1S. ��(? ��11C� f',E' �;f�o��!����: f:h,���� tl�iiti t�;as th�� �-!a,y� to c�o. Ile didt�'t t��;ai��t t:o �e�l� ��,t�i���lc �ChaC �I;I7e C�ity i,�Gs c.;�,i7sid����iii�� �.loin�� �ny d�if��f��r�E�r,t irom i:h���t. I�le saic( �thaf: ir� �l;i�iis r�gard, tl�ci��e t�r�>>�e i�c��is iii tl�e� r����r;�pa�;��1� ���yii�q �:h� Ci��}, ,,vas do�ir�� ti�is, ar��c� (�e hopeci tl���� i;i�cy ��laru�iny st���ff i;�aan't �f,���ai���in�; «�p� �,r,oject:s, or idc�s, ��,i�ich I�e horiesi;ly be�l �c��.�ed ��,�ould not l�c consi;i:er�t: �,ri�h the dcsires of ti�e pcot��le i�e rc,:r��scnt:�d. rtr. Lanyc�nielci saici he f�<�d ��skcd �;hc c,;ae��:ioi� n;��,y i;in�cs, arid �;hat i�,���s �if t:i7�is I110l1C'Y t'!c?S c1�Y'C'ilCii�',`.;Ct. i't51C{L' �U1- i�lE'S('. )1"OCl'iiliS �1I1(i 'Ij; for t h�i s fund i n�� t�i, E,o;,, tl„� t��>;;, ,, ,,� I 7 � t;�as , so l+l�c t:f�cr F r�� d�l ���� �-���E_,�1 �i e�1 ��..r.� do�_I���,s t�,<<�uld St�l� L��� s{�;r��. �(hr_ pr������i� i�t I��r�i�lt ��y� h<ive cont ►��.71����(:cd t�� ti� � s (�,�,cf t:i,ro�,�;i, i�.l����i r�• t��� r�s , � , ?�1C�. � i t!i?C1S , �. . . illiCl ( i 1',(' i�J il�l. il�:f!� v f�t�, t.lt;�n ����an���i.hcr �,��ty r�o�<ld ��ct i:hF��n. i'�� �t.�i�I tf���t ir r;c ���id nciL �1;��:1�,� i"��, t�1C",t' 1�UIl.�S clllCi P1G�l��li)0;!1(i�1�iS I)CC:�lfl�i' t�t,!� ;•� .7 � do,n -in I�r�idl��y, �:I�et� �thai: d��i�ir���C��i�- w�o�Rld bt: �lr�i ex�,��nse t.o �he (=t��i�llt�y ta�:����y��rs� Nr� sa�ici �:hai: �vl�er� �+.he fizct i�r�l�, knut.�n th:��� tii�is inoriey ltad alr`i��i�4y I�ci�r� ����(; �?s���lc k;y thc �f�:��lcr���l �i����,��i�'n�nent, !t�� ui;in't: i!�ir�i� �rir�, � Plannin isslion Mectin4 - Februa 18> 1976 Pac�e 23 Starwalt should Ihave any problem in explaining this to the ci�izenry. 1. EE. t�r. S�arwalt sai� the Council was i,n favor of tt�e housing maintenance code. He said that he was interest:ed in�i�aving low-interest loans available for home improvements. He said that these would not be ar�rninistrated by tl�e City bui; by savings �nd Toan associatioris and banks. He said the aspect of having a resource center available to provide ideas and expertise for people who want to do-it-yourself, so to s��eak, he 'thought was good. i�lr. Starwalt said that back on the money, you are saying that money w�as availat�le. �ie sa�d ihat the last infor�mation he had was tfiat the Federal Governmen� was going to be',in the red ��n ad;?itional 45 billion dollars this year. That's tax money, being bor'rovred to ma{;e these programs available. He said there were tti��o tt��eories about money. One was -the sperd yourse1f into prosperity, which he had never subscribed �:o, and, th�� o�:l�er t�aas pay as you yo. He said to say that other communities ��roui'd get this rnoney, if we don'i:, t�ras in a cer�i;ain sense true. He saici but �-rho ar� v�e kidding �-;hen every year the federal c�ov�rnment goes furthe� in c'eht, and he felt i�his was breal:ing this countrv do�:n, and he didn't ��dant ta see i;hat happen, and philosophi��ally, he was just ���ying to point out�that all the things t�:e see and hear and read abo�_at available money j!�s�: doesn't stack up �,�hen yau look at it ir tf�e long stre�;ch. t�ir. I-tarris said that he �;hough� t��e ���ere bacF; tc 5�1,ying dui,�p trucl;s at the federai level. ''He said that 45 Lillion dollars �-;as an ustronomical amount of money. �ur total budget t�aas an astromoni cal amcunt of mone��, of ��rh-i ch 1 G3 bi 11 i on dol 1 ars were fcr deferise, and on an� or� <i��d or�. Ne said tf�at it ��;�as up to the polii:icians, including yoil urnd n�e, ±o sit dortn and start r�iy��r•i,ig o�t so,;;e i?rio7�ities in ti�is coun �t�y,. 1�Jhat � s impo1"tant? A•��e the peo;�l e i n th �� ccun; r�� �-��� �;'t� �:,hei r nee�s i�;po,•tur�t, ar �•Ja s buy�i r�y dun�p i:rucks . He �.ai d iie d i ca��'t car� �i � i't i�ras the Ci iy oi � r-i cji cy, tne �i;ate of (�tinresota, or the Feueral gover�nm�r�,�, he tho,!c��i: the �rio���ities in this counti:y� were all i��ixed i�p. Ne said we neeci people to sit do���,r and think abou�t v;hat really counis. He sa�ic th�r•e ��;�r� old pen;�le in ti�is ceuntrY ��rl�o ��;er�e �atir�y doa food. E�ut ����e aren' � supposed to hel p thosc peopl e, no, vae've ,�o�; �i;o dra��d il�e 1 i ne. h�ir. Narris sa�id he didr� ` t buy hir, Star��da1 t's aryun�ent. . , h1r. Stari�a1�t s�id he ay�~�c,i �ti�ii:f� I�1��. Har�rls up to � poi��i., but �^,e d�i�!n�'t hai�� a hold o�� �l�e fcdc��a; goverm^nt. �le sui,i ;:ha� h^ cr,,;ldz�`c qo L�cyori;i �h� City's activ�it.iE�s. I-1e said i;l��e Cii:�� Co�incil coul� ta,.c c-Ar`�� o;- l�ca�l iten?�. F{e i�elt that � if ��ie dicf��'t try t�7 tak� care of ou,��eives, no o,�r� elst� c,��� do i � f�,� us. f�e sa.id t1L' lJ:1S l�rJl, cZC�dltlSt: '�.�i�' C_-`�CICi"�j' �1� �i�d1!lSt I;��)������'. 1';ill� �-i%1_�� �P_il'l��Ol�dT'.)� dC�VC?'�^Slt�'y dliCj ►�eeci h���lp. Ne s��id I�ie ti�ras r�c�t; in favor��f ��,�i7�;�c al�>E��ar�s �:o i�c a co��tinuing e� ior�t by a ��i�;-; p��ople fo; a ft•��e �°i�r ai; the e;:{?cnse oi� «�l�:r�;c n�ajor,-ii.y oi th� �?�ople h� T"'E'�1'eSE'{1T(.'Ci. ��''��Y'. f��iil't°1 S �c� lC1 EIC.' 1'idS!1 � j; �illlit"'�� l'v i�fl �'ll'. Ji:�'t""':'l�k�'� � f1L' 1':'dS i111�1'')� L�'1 �t�i himse1f, uut ���,�� ��c�u��d tf�is mat�e�r� oF pt�ie��i �ii�s vei°�� �t,���;tt���at;�ir��. hSr. Scot� s;�iri tl��ai; for t',^ C-ity not to tai�c a��iv �!�it;«��e t>i' th��se progra�i�� t�c� feii� was a step�� barE:ti�;,.�,cl instca�i of fior,��.�r•�:). H�� i:i�io;��)h�: ��; 4^rould (���� a c��issi�rv�ice t� i:he peo{��l e�i n F�rid1 i,y �i i ���E� di �in' 1; h�,ve i:hese pr�og�°an� �. �'�l"S, �•��}�'�lf�C'.1�C) Scll(� `_���iE.' V'l�:i t��f S�:`�C'uti(�(� i111;11 �': �.(_'lll 1�11(I��I'�C?t� �� {lC'CdllSe d{�LC1' P!L' C;(3� t�!1C'. I1i011f`�/ t;l0 dCC1U 11�'i? � 1ICi C� ('.�Z1" t,ii l S ��i11G ,�.Fi(`Il t;l� l`1'i?U� (1 �i;aV(_' l0 �U1 � C{ u C7 V 1 C i;('_t�i:i'i'� <']'t1C1 l'#t'���, uS t�-��}��iii�1CY� i� �'!G,F��tj f1dV(_' t.(.1 �J�i�% 1��01�'9 ;0 S�!r_` Vlil$ flO'� lfl fclV01' 0� ilc�V�1C1� t:jl1 ; l�l'U;J(:i: i; 11�'C�l!C!c'({ 'lll j:�l(? CC`Il��i�ilill�rV IiC?�'C�O�)Ill�lli i�iUC_�C ��ii„r.:ilt. !'���i'.�,(/��� �.)1l )1'�2)11�R�)�(j� f;CCC)I1<lt'(1 1)� ]���Ilc/�'I):Ci<�� t-il.;7�; ('.�2��' 1�.�.�:il)Ili17Cj ��O:fi]ilIS7.01�1 C.'�p:iC thc ��ul�]�c hc�rtrinc� cnr rl;c� 111.1T� Cc�rrmt�nit:�) 1�:;�,<�.lo.)�n:<�ni 1t.Ic�c�1. C.r<t»t; lip��lic<tf..ic?�i. Ul�oit n ' t . � Planniri 1 isslion ��leetin - Februar_y 1£�; 197G Pac�e 24 �_ FF voice vote, aZ1 ;voting aye, Chairm�zn ilazris declared the Public Ilearinq closed a� 12:29 A.M. � Mr. Qoard�nan remindecl the Planning Commission that this documeni: had already been sublmitted �o the Metrapolitan Council but it could still be withdrawn or changed. ' 1�1r. Leek Isaid this pr•ea�pl icat�ion vrould be going th�°ough various stages of review until it ti��as heard by the full MeLropolitan Council on h1arch 12, 1976. We will be getti'ng reports and comments all through that review. We tvill have 3 or 4 days after hlarch 12�:h to act on any changes thaL n�i gh�; be recommended at thai: time. Chai'rman Harris asked that if they ��tere goinc7 to send an addendum to this original preapplicai�ion, if 1;he Planning Con;mission could get a copy of that. Nr. Qoardman said they ��ou1d get such a copy. He said that any chanyes that tve send to 'i:he f�ietropo l i tan Counc�i 1 ti��oul d be as a di rect resul t of thi s hearing. He sai,d they also would ge�: copies of anything �;hat �vas suggested by the ��letropol i tan Counci 1. I�ir. Qoarcf�»an sai d they anti ci ra.ted re-warl:i ng part of �;hi s uocuirent. He said he agreed U��ith the Plar�ning Con�,nission that our projects should be related more �:o the housinr, and implementation programs. MOTION b� Bergman, s,�conde<:1 by La�igenf�ld, %1�at tlie Citt� Administration b� requested to consider the r���con��r,endatzons ai�d cons�ruct_i�Te criL-ici:>ms made of t1��_s documc�nt rrad� at tl�is pz.bl.ic h���ring, ai�d to mod_if�� tlie docum°n_t, ancl to incJudc a futvre re�Tier-.r'by t1�e ti�e ?'1a�ini��g Com�ni_ssion vf t1�� re�,�rit�ten propos�_Z. Upon a voicc vote, a11'vot.ing ayc, t1i� motion carried un.az�irnousll- f�1r. Bo�r�l�?�an sai« �ti�ai; ii� ti�� f'lanning Ccir:�rission, in re-reaciin� this � proposal, had �iayaddi�ional con�����F:��,is to i��ake,ti�cy ��,erei�'t to hesitate in ca11 ii�g either himse? f or Ray Le��k. ;�Je �-:�oul d 1 i ke to hav� a mo►°e enl i gf�tened docuir�ent �y tl��e � t�in�� ti�i s c� n�e L�3c{; t�.o the P1 ar�r�i i�g Coni�i�i ss i �r� . h�r. Si:ar�vr��l�; sa�id t.hat f�e �iiou�?17t ti�at �:i�e Planning �ta_fi� Iiad done a trcn�encleus jo�ti t�n �zll o�� i+���is, and �hey have b���n very straiqhtiorr,�ard. He said he F:ne�•r tl��e�y had l�een d�;ing ai? this c!��;��in� a limiLed �;�in�es arid he thoug}��t i t t��as a jc��� ��r���l l don��. ��e � 1i ri the i ac � t:fia �,; i�e d i d��' t�grce ��ai �l� i t al l, �vas U�'�1Ci� ti!t' C�U�St�1011, "` RCC�'Ji�i�;f„�iTIvI� Otv SE(:1"T�)f� 8 li��'�`�.IC�G RES01_U�IIQ(`� ' h,r. I'o;.ir�i>>>:�r� �«icE '{��y ��c�<_i:�, ar�cs�lui:i��r� i�or Sect�ion 8 ilousinc� and �xlso �l ti; C� S 10t1 011 l;'�� I C�l Gj C�rJ! Cy�t 10�1> j.��^_ �l l,',� 1'1�111 C�C� t0 OjJ�},�ii.(' llliCi�'1�. FiE' Sa iCi t�la �. ����,� o�:��tioi�� ��r,�s t;�hether i:f�;� Ci i:�< ��r�u�t:e�i t� n,o � i��;��g t�aii;h ti��c f�,�tro Council I{��usirg t �lutf,,:t°-i t,y ai+d le�; th ���i do t;�e ent�i7 c;���o�� r t,:i lii �;i:i��ick�.Y only ti��e in�s;�ect�ion proc�ss ai. the ���Ci t}� 1 e��<��I , ei�� �{o �-:�e �..���,�� f �et:���o C��:;��c i 1 �to do a 11 1:he cli r�ty ��:or4: an�i �;�e t�ti 11 , t;l�r,r�;urh ou�� ��.a1��(� ,«��:� �ii th r��in f��� �.���d �;e��•s«r�riel from P�ietro Co����nci 1 � han�lle tl?F sci��ecninq oF �,����1 ic��n�:s, �,cre��n�ii�g of a4�,ar�:n��� r�� con�plc�xE�s, �ind tne 111�E�� Ci:1011 . i Il('Si3 L'!Cl'(' ti1,; tr;0 C{)�;'. �i}S . � P��r. Scott suid i�.� �f�11: t}�ct ��;,�s d<�i���,l:�> >n bo���h oE���:�ioi��, �nd we h��v� to stat,f, �:��li:in�� a't7��ut �� loc<� I I�ci�� in�� ��n:{ IIE�t���l������i���it 11u�l:f�i�t��it.y. (�1i��.� [3o<�r•d�n�ai�� said '�;I���t: f=r�icile.Y ���qu�l�1 i���,�� i�c �i ���r� I��;i1 i.;�� o����r,�tc �I�is p,�oqt..iin. t�!hai ,;�� �,��'r�e �io'ii�� w��s cc�ntti°act�.�n�j_��.itl� i,��� 1��.�c���u C����;i��� ; l 1!„I', t�� oF!���i�ate i,hc ��>>����)��•n�n. Thcy a�re dr��i���� � all f���ier��l aE��i�lir.�t�t�i;;��> t�lr�n���.�1� i�,heit�� pi,����ra�n. Ilo��dc�ver, i�f� v���� ri� liav�� an ��c�I:iv�: I � ' � ' ' � Planninq Commis on Meeting - Februa rv 18, 1976 page 25 � � GG NRA, vre need an �HRA recommer�dation to the City Council to follow this program. We do have an exist',ing HRA. Th�ey will be meeting to make a r�commendation to the Council. MOTION T3Y'Scott, seconded b� 6dahlberg, that th� Planning Commission recommend to Council that they pass a,resolution autharizing the l•letr_opo.Zitan Council to apply for Sectior� 8 hotising assist��nce fund. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion car.ried un�nimous.Zy. It was the concensus of the Planning Commission that they favared the second option for this program so i:hat there w�uld be mcre local con�:rol. , MOTIOA� h� Langenfeld,. secondecl by Bergman, t_hat rhe Planning Cammissron recomm�nd ta Co��ncil th�lt 'tl�c C.it:y of I'ridley operate thc Section 8 pr.oqram under option 2, where ��Iei.roX�olit_-'an Cou*ici.Z �,�ould har�dlc the appl�.caiions for f.unding, but- a1.1 t1�e 1 screeninq of ap1�licants and apartment complexes and inspec�.ion would be unde.r tl�e control of the City. ilpori a vo.ic.�e vote, aZ1. voting aye, the motion carried unanimousl�. , ;;'; I'GL.ICY STATE�fEfJT O�J,�'FO' AND OTfIER SUC��STI;i`D��RD SIZE I.OTS AND FIOIAJ TH�Y FIT I(d�TO TftL CIZY Pi/',i� -^______ . Th�is itc.nt ���as reier°red to the P1aru�ing Co�rinissiort by the A�peals COf1111115S10t1 a1; t.fie-ir n�eeting! of 1=ebruar� 10, 1976. P�1rs. l��ahl't�err� sGid rat� table this first reque�t to Lui�ld on a 40' lot-i.n-�ridley beca��se 1-r� fel t� t�,�tls in,po�•'car1t tl;at the Pl �nn � ng Co!���>> : �si on ana seme af the IiIC'i71i��Y' COii�lTilSS'i0'fiS Lu'�:i: �i �ii0� u� �i1C' i1UlilUC'T' 0"f ��� �O�i-S '��;E'.i'O t'r'L'Y'('_ 1Cl �Y'1��('_�/. ;;�hicli a��e listecf„ and �:�u4ce a iock at �tl:ese 1oi,s, ar,a �Je1�e{�!,���iy�,� ho��y th�y sho,!�ld �L US2Ci. i11 �;I?E.' 1�'UtUi�P_. S?lE' Sd�iu j:flui, �0�'J dllCi 11�O1�G't,�i�:� ilOUS�If1C� t�;dS C:l,�,CUSS2(� very ti��uch i�� tf�e��� Co;��pre,�ei�sive !-4ousing P1ar�. Tk�cre m�zy be a r,ecesslty to use son�e o�' i;l�ese lots for this ho;�sir.g. t�1f��. l-1�.hlberg said �Iie prc�;-,ert:�- tha�t they consid�red the varia ;ces on ��ras ior a I�ous� th��t� rroulG be ir� ti�e �36,000 to �37,OQ� hracr:ec. S�e said the F�;�peals Co,��n;i ss �i,7n just di d no�t �-ec� co��r�o��•taL,l e�:��cu�i; open�i t�g ui� Pandora. ° s Gox en a�i 1 �,he 40' l��ts in 'ft-idle_y. 1�a{��ai �-1e are t,eq�tesi:i>>a ��;�a.s �-!!«��: tl�e Comr���unity De��e�lapmei�i COflll':ilSS10�"�� t�i(? �ill'll'll I�C.'SOill`Ci_'S CGlliililS5i011 c'IIC� ifii: i_liVl?�i!I?'ii`,.'.riiii� �'ilu� ��,'y' VOi�';117SC10r si.�fdy this �,robl����e�,�y a��t1 Lrirrc; i�hci�� con����:��ni.s a;���' reco���„�e���,�_��t�io��s i��c�C to thc Planti�ia�a C0111=111SS1011 SU l;fl'�L' 1����)C'dIS COfliilllSSl0i1 4'10U7Ci i�aVE' SCl�il� �;1:1G-.�CC' dt"IG Ct!1�C:��,lUi1. ��Rrs. tlahlb���-g s�;id tfiere Gvas an ur�°,ic�� on �l.i,�is b�cai�sc� c!?c r;pf.;eals Com�7iss7on tab i cc� � t:f��� pet�i �.,i c����ur' s t°ec�uest ui��i:i 1 t1�eY 9ot i��c�c ,�e������,����nc�a�;i on�. The ���ti�i o��ei�. sai�i he �•�ou1�in' C��� i�7�ir��i L�e�inq I,eld up fo�� a fc:��•1 rat:eks, l>��L t�c� ���o��ld lik� i;o start C�I��S f�.T`IIC�.�I Uli l il �di)(7U�� �'L1'!0 lilUli �;�1$ . I�i:�]'_7��_`� .�)��� :iCOt"�= � F�:'COT2CIC_'C� ):��J lii'T<7177;]]? � �-1:�1 �" t:1:1' rC.1:..7t177 �. f-L? )JE'V�C�1(Jj17]?E?Il{- L (�:Pnl7:�u] :JI1 � ;lum.�ti R��sotzrc<?s c.o,,:<<��-�.7:on .���;<3 t_i��_� �F;nvirc.._rn�:�t�t�;7 ���a-z'it.� Co:n�.�.._.�.ic:i stt,c?�3 �in;I it2_-il.c, ! .r�c�c<�:n^�r�i�d�zt� i oi�� �ou t�hc � bt:.�; t: u:�.,�� o.i' � thn �T<<cailt 40 ` 1 vf-s ii:� t);c C.i_ i:z, oi- Fr�.ic�lcy, and �� � - r , < < � ' , Zli'<Jl� •1 b'01C'C 1''"?i:C i?.I.% VO�f:211� u�G' . 1,'G't Li 7'll i��1L.':;t:.' 1'C' !O:� III:�'!]cf�i i�] 0;2L� �t=; _C,UIl l.; � U._ ��..' },lir . � • t'%)C' I;;:1t":107; G'all'7'1IC'(% illl.il]].P?Uiif�.7tJ. ���1r. (�t,�ir�l`man sai �1 not: �:o fo���:��-��t tha � t1�,� C�i ty Co����ci 1 �,�c�ul �I ��„ve to d��ter���i ne t�he ���ian���in�i l���l��ic� or �C)' �loi:�. h'rs. l�l�li�il(�cr�t s�a���' ti���;�� !�+_�s ��rhy ��I���_ ��:an�:cd�i:his h�+t�,;ilc�! <:��: �,ff��s ',�nt�et:iny su i;h�� �����t�i±.ic,;��c�� v�;;<<1��:��'t br�� }�c?� ��F, a��y lon��er i.fla��� ��r�3s r�ct;css�i���y. • ' , Planninq Com�nissi��,on Meeting -�_ Februar�y 18, 1376 Page 26_ _ � ��� I� •Mrs. Wahlb',erg said there a�as a study made in 1971 by the P.lanning Commiss�ion and on this parti'cular lot, i:hey d�id feel ic was buildable with a small one story house. She said the request they received for this lot was for a split level house 4rith an attached 'i:wo car gart�ye. She thought that maybe i;he gui del i nes set up in ' 1971 vrere no longer applicab1e. t�lr. Harris said that at that time he thought the Plannin� Commission had �, ' requested an op�nion from the C:ity Att.orney on whether we could deny a building permit on 40' lots. He said i;�:r.t if the legal opinion t��adn't heen received, because it may have been done verbally, ��e would like to get a memo on the leyai stand for � 40' lots. Ne said this would ��'.,� the Planniny Commission �rith their recommendation. Mrs. L�1lhlberg said that our p! '�+it code said �:hat the minimum lot size was 50' in the old plats. � , � Mr. Boardman said that t.f;� City Council said in 1971 that ail lots in Fridley shouid be considered buildable. Mrs. l�ahlberg said that in 1972 tf�e Counci i said there couldn't l�e ;�'ven blanket a�?proval on all 40' �ots becau�e some of thcm 4,�ere corner lots �nci some were in the i»terior of a block so each lot v,�ould have to be considered on an ind�iVlCIUd1 basis. `�.'; ` �ECE1�lE PiOTICE OF CO��TIP!UtTIO;v OF l'UBLIC HEARII�G I�� 7�a� ��iA7TER Of THE ' – -- — ,-- _ � _.__ _� ___i �I�` i1li� !� SC�rA Eir'1�IRO��i,t-�;TkL RF_COi�i��F��!Dl'�lIO\ �l �l-}�� !i�T�l)POLr�,af� COUfd� IL lf� _ -- �_� � --- � _. . -- — �— � -- — � -- � t\ � _ � �. �,CIALITY Ct�J��CIL lil!11 1NE� f�il��I;SiP�'1 RIVCR C(J�: TDOh �f; D��lGNATED f�Y "fHE GO'�'Ei�P�O« HS /� Ci:I�i Ii,F�i 1°;i:�=�. r � ' S�'CDI]�il�G7 �) Y3<?1C (]u17� ��•'•�- �1it 117r2i'1,'I:�j i.'V?:"i:il (.?ri I�O.TIOid b� T•J�z1711�; z��T � � � continue i�nti.7 llarch 3, 1976, the �ro���s��l i:hat tlie Iii.ssz�sip}�_i River Cvz r�cic>r �7E? Clc?,�,'.1C".'_r,ai�E':�� �S c� C"1t:�_Cc71 a1�'d. Ui7017 u V01.CP, VO�C'� c:l: VOi:1t1C7 u�E.'i t11'�'. 7iiO1L1U12 car�:i.ed I��=��ir�o�.s1 �. ADJ�U{�fJP�'��C��T: 1�SOTION bz� Lanc��cl�f�etd., sc>concd bz� P;�z��_'r_ber.�� tl��� r.��c r;;c tii�; be adjour;7ed. U1?012 �I i�O1Cc=_' VOLC � r7 %.� V0�7_I1C;T c31��_' � C:iA:.1.1.7i'„'!1 I��tI'l.'t:? U�_:C'� �:1 .'Ci �'�1C3 1�.�.311t2 �!2� CO.;���1] SS I.O'7 rr��ei.i.n�f o{ 1�'ebruaru 1S, 1976�:�d �c'�:�ed ��t .1_:02 i�.fl. � � Rc�pectr:ul?� subi��itted, �! � __� .,v , f � � ��; , � � ���,.. �� , �-_ � ._=�:�� . � _ -� - - Dorot;f�,j� Lv�C;rlson, Secret���':,� ' � � . ' � Febr.uary 20, 1976 rir. Marvin Brunsell Assistant Cit,y Diana�er I,ridley, �inrsesota Tk ar Sir : I would li'tie tt�e onp;�r'cuni.�3r t� meei; �aif;h t�e Ci�ty Cour..cil of Fridley, far �t�:e pi.rp��se oi securi77�; a on s�1e lic�uaz° :Licen�c. I a�n iamil.iar ��i�h the Itr�oxica�in�; Liqiior 0:.•a:�na�ce 7��?9 C:.a��t�x �03 of t;he City of Fridley. 1 have print;s oi t�� propasea st�uc±.ure :�ncs>>d;_r.•� si�e plans, parking r�nc�. lur�-xscapin�;, I huve ;:e�r: ir '�r�:� s�.p;�er c:L�a";�, �;��si.r��ss �a�° the pusc r'i ve �te�r;> !is ;'ra*.?r;.Etor ct' Go?•�:orl's Bee�f e�:i;er. ir. Fa_l� i�-i����r�, rin. w�lich T :O.i_C7. _1.Y1 �.�)"7�'� Ci'..1T'i'�:"l��V I r;C.`+i O�:"?"i ?,w O°1.'P..{;,E' r,+=.i)� �i::�iL:j"•`7 1.00�.'��°G�. 1Ti �L"'�`i` c31.. .:l'_� I' �:_ �:' 1 i l. 1',n;;� tl?r�� anc: ��t,erati;1,� �cu c�r� ��i.,,>� th� trorE� r�_�uE:-s�, �,,�.1� b� gre��.tltir r�r>r;;^eci� ��::�i . I�1� D;i.�i�i�4�J J % i , �- :! � ! �,, � �,:'y ,!! �?(I';il �Y. Ih.l'i";,"C�Y'�. f ''_.;�':;Jt(�Vj.E'�d r./:':1.V`.-', i,] i: �i�'4'�'i s T'l �i?i7t SC)'�ii `� J J�{,� � �� G P �> rz � 2 t � �a�a- � �.������ �� � � ar�oKn cour�TY 6431 Ul1tlVERSITY AVENUE NF 560-3450 FRIDLFY, A�IN��ESOT/� 55432 T0: City Council FR02�i; Cable Con,mzssion DATE : Februa-r�� 2� , I9 16 I2�: C�L'`LE COTi:1ISST0id Ai�;NUAL kEPORT AND STJRV�i' The Fridley Ca'.�le Comm:iss� on Las prepared an anzzual report to the c:itizens of I'ridl�y �n accorc'ance �41t}1 Section �sC�.28 o.f_ tlie Ca}�1e Televi_sion Franchise (RF.F. 522j . T":�is sectio.: out:�ines the Comni�si^n. anci states tliat : The Commission slial]_ issue reper+ts at least semi--annlially *o tlae resideiits of �he City. Th� Commissio�n has prep�ire.d the st.rvey to supnlenient t�lE3 BIiIIll�1�_ YE�?pY't. SO t�lc t �}lE' �.Ol�l:ilLuo� J11 C�3i1 ll?VOIVC', t�lE'. Cl�C"i7e�7"IS 1.i"1 �,�YG�V1_!�1'11� i12�O2-t7?�.f:1.O:1. H�JOLt� C;.t17C'til 12L'�_tZS ���.`7 1=iiG i:�c..:i O{ Cc1L1�C' �C,'�_CS'J.S1GI�. .. f,� �/� J .�� i � ! �����-' /t..i- / _ /t 1—�_..:_�r=.—�.,.__�c'_�—`------ 1'1 :.l 1" !: S C:� i: [: �::137 x j��c_'1'SO)� C 3i) �_ �? C O i;: ��... 5 5.�. 0 1: . 3 C7TY Or I'1,7DT 1:Y CAI3LE TEL]'sV7:SI0N SURVEY TiiF. FRIDLEY CIZ'Y COUNCIL AND T1iI; CI7'Y CABLL T�L?:V:5IO2� COi•1MISSION KEQUl:ST 5'OUI: CUUPLRI�'TlOi•; ANll PARTICTYATIOr� IN CQAIPT,]'s1'TA'G 'lIIIS SU).ZVIs� . AT.TIit�UGli (1Ul:S'1'IOP+S 11NE DT.I:I'sC'iLD TO "XOU"� 1'IiLY AI.Zt: TfT:lLI`I1' TO APl'LY TO ALL TL':1.LVIStOT1 ViL'[d]1i�S ITl 1'OUR }IOUSI:HOLll, SO I'T I.lt.SL IP:COIZPOItAT;'s T11ETR ��TP�ivS IN YOL'R ANS[�r�1tS . *NOTI:: CkIrCIC C.i�Y NUP413I;h 0: APPROPRIATE �OXES . 1. Are you a cable subscri.bc�r? a. Cinema ZII ��n1y n b. Regular ser•aice only � c. Both re�ular. an�i Ci,_�ema III service ❑ d. Have iiever s�,bscribec-1 � e. Am a Past subsr_riber. ❑ 2. J . 3A rOR SU;�SCRI.BL�].:S: I�il.iy do you subscribe to cable T�;? , a. Letter reception � b. .1ore progx�a.mr�ing ❑ C. ClI7!'_?Il�; ?Z.L � d. I,ocal prcg-r.a_-;!n�a.ng ❑ e. Infor�aat_ion channel.s � f . Re�note cant:zo`1 � g. Otil�r (plea��,e spe�..f}-} TO?'. NO2T—SUPSCF:T_L�LI�S : 1�Ti�y <iont t 37ou sul�scr�be i:o ^a�>.le 7'V`j Or, i.f 5rou �aere a subscr.a.be�-, t,.*hy uid �ou. discot�n.r�L? 8 �. Co:; t ❑ . r_. b. P;o retc��t.i_or�. 1�c�nefit L--� c. i!o pron_r.amm_�_n�r benefit. i_.I � . Td o T �l ❑ e. I) o r� ' t �;� a �:� i.: '�' �' [,] i . T?o����' cable i�.cept:icn [�j � Pcor o�-c.za]7. cat�le `iV servic.e � • �._� 1�. 0!:hc;- ;nlc�r�s� s�,c.c� fy) :�. Iiavc yvu �:•tit:�iic:u: a. (.ovc�3'n�,�ent Accc:,s Cltariilel 20 (J b. C;i_tv C:: <<nc?.1 i�icetin�;�s [ j c. 1'u�u].i_c r'1c�c:;s Cli�i�2nc1 2`i r� L_J ci. LiUrc;�-}� St:oz'�� llour on eiCl�cr C1�<;.nnc7. 3 c>>' Pub;.i.��. /��.�cc;;C Cl;a�incl ?_5 �� (;;�i{1.�']�:Y COI'1''i]�.1�Ul:i> +�T�' i3tli;::', � SURVEY � . PAGL : T�dO 5. What type of programming would you like to see on cable TV? (. T'he f-ollowing are �aays you can use cable T�l. Please indicate your interests. AtdAR� OF INT�R�STED IN a. General TeXevision st-tidios � � b. Librar.y video equipment ❑ ❑ c. Ano'cU County Communicai:ions Wo��;shop (club) ❑_ ❑ d. Publzc liccess Ct�ani�el 25 ❑ ❑ 7. Iiow do you perceive cable TV in Fridley? Number in ordec of importance. • NUM?3ER ':�ERE - Educational medium •- Tay revenue pioducing industry - Local. commui�i.cat�_on tco.l - � Ent:��rtainrlen t m�.dium - l:d��erti_s.�ng mec�iur.i fo� local i,u��iness � -- Tecl.ni_cal. me� ris oi imr�roving video reception and Program sc.ope SIGi� `TFi): SUP�VI;Y Oi?L�' 11 rOli SO DLSIRI�' : . February 13, 1976 0 0 Dear Fridley Citizen: Cablc televisi.on lias operated in our city for more ti�an a year now. You may be involved with cable as a subscril�er or partici.pant. Tllis reporr_ from your City Cable Television Com- mi_ssion will provide you wi_th the highlights of. the pasL year. ide hope it will also spur your interest in our community-based television systeni. • 3C. General Television, owner and operator of the system, informs us that- the subscriLer count is now over 1,000. The cables have been extended to all a.reas of the city e.ccept those where under- groui�d lines are required. The company states that they are aliead of tl�e mandatory schedule ���hich requires coverage of Y_he entiYe city CJl_tI1117 f.ive years at the rate of 7_0% per year. BASTC SERVICE The basic service on t.�e cablc now includes a11 the broad- cast chan.nels iil the '�'�ain Citi_es Area, a cliannel each ior educa- tional, pl.blic access;, governmcntai, a.zd locul. origination use. In adcii.tion, th� system now carries weather, Tiews�aire, and T�" schedules on ot:her channeis. �arly in 1975 the linl: �vas completed io br.ing Station t�7GN, Chicavo, to our system. A proposeci 1i.cik to hr;.nr ,_is a stat;.on f.ron Wa.�inipeg has not �e_eiz completed, arici General Te7_evision st:ztes that, complet _on of this linh, is post- pon�d indef in�_Lely . Ge��er41 Telev:isio��. hras rece�i�ly a�plied for a satellite re.ce�_vin� stat:ion perrn�t �al�icii coulcl bring more outside programs to the systc�m. In adcl�.tiony a series of local spert�> events is i�e�_ns bro,adcast via remot;e ursit�s tl�is spring. Tlie coznpany sees thi_s as o�ZC� test of y�>ur inte;_est in locai ori��_nation pro�;ramr.^.ing. PAi' `.!'V P��y�-cabl.e on ��xid:Ley C.AT'Y' st�:rte.d in la.te 19; 5. A major redt�ction in tlie locai or:i_;inat�_on. staff ar�d in the amoui.t of �.oc�:l pron�ar,lmin�� com;.a:g aut of i:lle Frid�.ey stuc?;o w�is fol_lat,r�d by t i1e introclucl.ic�n of a f:irsC-ru�i ��iovie s�:rvice call.t:d Cinem�� IIl. Thc> Ci.n���t;� III: scr ��.�e i.s a p^,,_cr'bl.e ^c�r�-icc: �,,t�ici,. tne��i�s i_t i?,a_y be purch��;>ed in aldi_Lion to t�.�e p�-i.r�ar;� serv_ice oti as a separ�.te sei-vic� � Your CaLl_� Corrmi..;sioii 3.s cor�c�t'ned thai: i:i�c pay--caUlc-onl.y �(.'.l'\�1CC' 1I1�:1j� C�i'.Si:l"l�}' t1iC �>i)LC'.iii:j.il�. i'O1 L111C C(%Pli':�1i11ty 111VOZV�111C11� -��l c.ablc� tclev�_�.�i.or:. 'sd�. �'=ee.l. that by se].7.::.iz�; Cin�ma I:�T-only llc.�:�kui,;�, talii_ch cio ri-�>t r.��ci�:i.vc the 1oc��l ��rn�r�>>n�nir.�; clia�in��ls, aur ci�..i::c.ris t-r:�.1.1. l;c cic�;ri•,�i�d of. ;;1�r. fti�.� use of cr�b.l.c> t^.lc��:isioi� r... a commtiilit_T,} r��s��ur.cc. In adcliCio», G�,;�cral. '1'e:lcvis;.c�n c1�ii.ms L?f;�� G;�:��c;it.i T.�.C�k �9.s cxcml,t fi-om l:i�r� �,;, �.�:�vy c#�ac t:tic� ci.t�y i`�-om }�ri_�r::��y ( c c� ��� t . ) PAGL' : TtJO service subsk determine if prohibited U� laws. i CATV AND �'OUI You and channel 25, sion encoura Warlcshop . T to Narlc Scot� 2�issi.ssippi # c?onated to t� to hel� you zdeas. I What do� There aie th� r�ecliaziism, The company z a reason��ble� cannot be sej � .� s�COri C O1:?]:i �_ :; S 1_ i� "Il 1"tl at City ���ill. City i�iaiLag�r �'� �inal.ly fill out ri�l tl�ioughts Lo i ,,nd clan �•�liat pro�ra�:�i: in tlie iut;t.ix-� a phor,e call 3D riptions,. For tl�ese reasons, we began efforts to the offe,ring of Cinema III as a separate service is any local, staLc: or fedcral rules, regulations, or your nei�;hbors can produce your own TV programs for he public access channel. To assist you, the Commis- ,ed the ixicorporat=ion of: the Anolca County Communicatior�s is non-profi.t corporation can be contacted by writing , c/o thc� Anoka C;ounty Library, Fridley Branch, treet, 5_`i432. Ti-�e ,dori_cshop uses portable equipment e libr.ar�� by tlie �'ridley Lions Club. It is prepared roduce your non-commercial, non-political program you expecL from r.able telev�_sion? hTe. want Lo kr�o�aT. ee ways 1 or you t:o let us i�now. One is the comp]_aints ;ompl_aints should first be iiled with General Television. .s require�d to forward all complair�ts to the city •withir. time. Tlie Commi;-sion ���i1_.l hea�' any cornplaint that Lled �a_itri GTV. . i way Le cont:-ib��.te is to con�° to the monthly Ca_bl� �eLing�. :;ee4a.n� LimeS ai�: announc�.d on puUli� noticcs an cab_le chanr_ei.s 20 ar�d 30, an3 by call.�ing �he s ofri_ce. ��e are enclosing a survey form �,ri7�ch we want you to �t no�a ailr' send ba-ck to us . ��te i�eed to lcnow yo�r lake oiix jo'� us���-ul to you and t� our cit.y. t fo:get to ].et GeileYal�Televi��on kno�a dir_ectl} � you h� �rc:� enjoyed and/or �Vhat vou ��;ould lii<.e to see ,. A�vj.it.ten netc. is prob�:'�].y niore cffective tliaz 1 lJ ll i�. C li � i � I, ��� �.', �� �.'� :� l. :i _�, ll .� 4 V�'�.1'� 1� S I � iv 1:. �\ S � tt�•��k Sr_ai:t y �:l:a�.rpe:'son %ei.i �ireiAne» ,70�1:1 111J_I7('S NaaZC.i. 4,�ruhr � �3ar.bara ��Inr;l�es � i,1}•dc V, i•ioravet•r., 5ta£f Rep. )' l-i 7:. i�S 0 I:l ; T td I' �,1 IZ i� i:'1 `1 :i 0?v : City r:anrit;er� G431. 1Jni�-er�>:ii}' Ave., 55432, 571�-3�a50 G��nc�r;�l_ Tc�lc���.�:i`>>:, .'�`��)•-63rc3 ��;�e., `?543�, 571--��:I.00 � � � b60-3450 : ` . ,..��, , ,! , !:: , " �� . � � ., � � � � FRIDLEY FIREFIGHTERS' RE.LIEF ASSOCIATION Fri d 1 ey, Mi nr�esota DATEc Fe ruary 20, a.976 MEMO T0: Na im Qureshi, City Man�zg�r �; - � � C�G-�G� 1�c__�.�C'� FROM: Ro ert D. A1dx•ich, Pres:i.dent; Firefighters R lief Association SUB3�CT: Bv�-Law �nendmrnts Attached fo� your revif�w an3 trar.i�mittal to the City Council are the amendmen.ts �c� the Ey-Laws of the Relief Association. The rna�,ori�.� of the re��isionG ar�� of a housekeeping nature, r�visirg the � language an� remo��ing ��n�- se::�ist connotations that existed in previous By-Laws. There is on�y one chunf;e tha.t deals �4*ith berLefits paid, and in this case. , :it anoun.ts �o � reduct:Lon in ben��fit and has the effect of decreasing the ob:l.i.gat'on or the i=und. The chanae occurs in ArticZe VII, Section 2.. TI?e rrct-iou .�en^�i� ��.<zs the fu11_ anount of the hase service pen.sion, � t�his h=,s n� 11 �,ee�� reduc,eci to 50% of :,hc. amcun*_ v�=st�d sr_dcr the early retireme.nt ormula. � I would be �ro: t ha�pV ;_.c go ove:r these clianges wit.� you if tl�ere dre any questio,ns. l � � � I � i Please advi�,�e nie �:��. to �he . arl�..est j>ossible date that this matter can appear befo�re tL� Caun��il. Thanlc ;=ou f'�flr yo�ir coo�aera�;_on. � �I RDA:e1 II Attaci�T:��:nt �,� By-L�ak�s & ��icndr:�^* she�t: 5 T0: F ROM : DATE : SUQJECT: CITY OF FRIDLEY M E N O R A N D U M NI,ASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER MARVIN C. BRUNSFLL, ASST. CITY MGP.o/FIN. DIR. FEBRUARY 25, 1976 IREFIGHTERS' RCLIEF ASSOCIATIUN QYLAW RMENDMENTS I have revieGVed the amendments tc the bylaws of the i irefighters' Rel ief P,ssocli at �on with Robert A1dri ch, Tl;�r� are no chanyes being made which would cause an increase in pensi�n costs for the association. The changes are, for the most part, minor larguay� chan,es, or change� made to codi;y previous1y autP�orized chano�s maue t� the byla��rs. As an examr�le, Article VI ��f t{1P_ byla4�rs m�=r�tions a percen�agE of 54%. The percentage Hras previously listed as ^+5°0, This char.ge ir, percentage was authori zed b�y the Ci ty �ounci 1 i n 1973. Thi s��vas a� the ti n!e ful 1 ti me fi remen Gverel put in PER.q, !, Article VII contains so!ne changes �n 1�nc�u�ge �rhi ch �va��l�� cause a s1 i ght r�duc�ior.. in the ,�er;s� or, cosi i;o the Associ a�:.; �n. There sho�.�l d be no increa�e in cost to ���� City as a result of approvirg tne attached by 1 aws . MC�:ejt � ' 5A � � � ' � , RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUT:[ON ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING PLAN FOR THE CIT`( OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA WHE�tEAS, the C�ity Council of the City of Fridley recognizes the importance of housing on the economic and social well--being of the commlunity, and; WNEREAS, comprehensive planning for hous;ng �rill promote , realisti community goals for the present and future housing needs of the community, and� � WHEREAS, the City Cauncil has r,eceived input firom the F'lanning Cc�mmissi n and its member com,nissions and has provided for citizen participation throu��h �he public hearing process. � fJOI� THERE� ORE 13L IT RESO�'JED, that the Ci ty Counci i of the Ci ty of Frid�ey do:�s her��by aaopt the Housing Comprehensiv� F'lan attach- ed as Exhi i��i t A, as a suppl ement �to i;.he Comprehensi ve Dev�l o���rent P1an for the City oF Fric�ley. 0 BE IT FURTHER R�SCI_VED, that the Ci ty Counc, i 1 of the Ci iy �s�f I f��l��t?y� VJi i� t;�l"10+�1Cd��J !"L'_V1E!^'; n10�1f}� dY?�1 Unc�atp tflE' pia.n �in (?�"GPt to ��r�vi dE a systen�ati c irn i enientati on. ��� l-� ����,� 2c ��L��, ��,,�' � y�'�c' �� . Pr--- , �` I� � � a- -d-�-- s C� ti�Z��,Q �, .+� � '°^,Z`1 ,�p �r,�,.;�. , PASSED P�J �+,C�?G1-E[) bY THG CiTY Ui�1CI �F THF CITI-`��F FRIDL�Y Hi` � �TTrST: � r, ' � � DAY 0� ty C!er , 1>76. l��' I � L I l;i�l J. f� E E -"____._.__.__P�ayo r A P.ESOLU7 IN THE C7 RFSOLUTION N0. 7 IMI'OSIN�T LOAD LIMIT5 ON PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS OF FRIDLF.Y, MITINESOTA BE IT RESOLV�I� by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: A. That purs ant t-o Chapter 503, City Code of Fridley, rfinnesota, 1973 that comm ncing on the 15th da'y of March, 1976, and continuing until the 15th day f May, 1976, unless sooner terminated or thereafter continued, no vehicl.e shall Ue driven or operated upon any str.eet or public h:i�hwa in the City under jurisdiction of the City where the weight of such wehic e exceeds: 4 TON PER AXLE B. The .,bove restri.ctions shall no* apply ta_i,th respect t� the fol.lo�aing named str ets or public high�aays, to-��:it: 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6, %. 8. a. 10. 11. 1 �t ]_ �+ . 15. 1.6 . li. 1..8. i9� 20. 21. �z. 23. ?_ �i � L�. 26. �'7. ? f3 . 29. ��}, 3:I. . _i? . 33, 34. S'I'REET Ashton Av nue Ah1e Stre t L�Ile,jr Eas of Beech St. Artt�.ur St eet B�t,e.r_ Str et i�eecl� Str-et }'iE.Ti1�_ ��08 Car_r.:i.e La e Commerce ane i;�st D:3nu � Roac �ast I:i.vez Road Elm ,� tree� i ire;side rive Gard��na AS.�cn.ue Glaci_er_ L<ne Industria B1vd. Jackr_on S reet P�iain Str.e t 1•iatt�� rl�ori Circie Platterhori Drive P�Sonr�e St eet Nort'h Dan be R��ad Nart'ti Trin brucit Drij, e Quincy St eet. Rainer Pa�s Rancliers oad ]'.ice Cree Rc��id St. Ir,lier Drive SL. :Piori_t D1-ive Trol.ltla�ec Drive Viroil Ko��� t���sr Janu e Road t4'est� '�1�or�� Lalcc Drive Idindemere llrive FROi�i 79th Avenue td. Moore Lake Dr. 78th Avenue North Danube Road 73rd Aven��e 7 7 th �,venue tir'l1iQe.Ili'`z'('_ DY1V E Quincy Street %3rd Avenue i.`atterhorn Dr�ve L',asT_ �ervi.ce Drive %7th �'��%�enue 'I' . �I . �r` � 5 Cc�ntral Avenue *`aLt�rhorn Dr_ive �3r.d ��;��v C-arrie Lane Gsborne I'.oad Ntatterl�orn Drive C�ardena Avenue 63rd G?est Danub� Roa� P�:[att21°liorn L'�rive: 57th Avenu� Gl.acicr Lanc� � 7th Av�.nue N. F. 7'.;1. �i65 �;ernF� F:oad 7'ro].ltia�en L`r.ive rt<ittei:ho?-?� Drive �1SU0''IIEG c�OFiCi I��orth D�inube I:oad � 'I'.ii. ��65 (i�1. '�1oo�-c L��1ce� 7'ro]_.lhag:n Dri�=e TO Eiy Street Miss; ssippi S1_r�et 79th Avenue 400 feet Nortlz Osbo�ne Road F31st Avenue Fast E11C� Jacksor� Stree!- OsUorne Koad Arthur Street 51st Way to I 694 i9th Avenue Cent.ral tivenue East City Lim:its St� Moritz Dri.ve 500 feet North 58th Avenue ii3rd Avcnue t?ast South City Li���its 67th Avenue Arthur Street East CiLy Li.mits Carri_e I,ane Sou*1� Ci.ty Li_m�_ts 79tii L�veitue N. E. r,�ntral. Avenu�a iouth Ci*y Limi_ts Sautli City Lirai.t� :�t. Imie1� Drive. }�ii:esi.de 1)r.ive S011tll CLI�_—CIC�S£1�:. T. ti. �kEiS (S. toc•-e I,akr.i South i;ity I,i.:n.i.t�: � � Resolution. No. Load Limit.s 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. S0. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. S'�TREET 3rd S�treet 5th Street 7th Street N.E. T.H. �147 E st Service Rd T.H. �E47 W st Service Rd 5 3rd Avenu 57th Avenu 57th Avenu 58th Avenu 61st Avenu N.E. 63rd Avenu T.H. ��65 E st Service Drive T.H. ��65 W st Service Drive T.H. �f65 W st Service Rd. 69th Avenu 71st Avenue 72nd Avenue 73rd Avenue 77th �v'ay 78th Aven e 79 th Aven e 81st Aven e 83rd Aven e and the WP_l��l't 7A FROM TO 49th Ave.nue 53rd Avenue Mississippi SLreet 64th Avenue 53rd Avenue 67th Avenue 69th Avenue 73rd Avenue 73rd Avenue 81st Avenue Main Street T.H. ��47 T.H. ��47 7th Street 7th Street Quincy Street Jackson Street West Moore T.ak.e Drive Starlite Blvd. West Moore Lak.e Drive 7th Street Monroe Street 63rd Avenue South End Osborne Road South 800 feet. 73rd Avenue South End Central Avenue East City Limi.ts T.H. ��47 City Garage T.H. ��65 Cent�al �veaue Central Avenue Commerce Lane East River Road Ranchers Road E. �3u-rlington Norther.n R/�•I T�ain. Street East River l:oud T.i-I. ��47 Beech Street M:xin 5treet P1ain Street T.H. ;�47 limit witli respect to such streets and highways is: 9 TUN PER AXL� C. Notice af these restrictions sha11 be published and posteu with respect� to e�cti of such s-r.eets and ?zigl�.ways and wl�e�i so pub.l_�.,b�:.t and. posted, the -res��rict.ior�s shall be :in fu 1 force and effect; all as prcvided i.ii accordance with riinne:�ota Statutes Sec. ]b9.�7 and the provisions thereof, und�L� Chapter 5035 ��ity Cocie o` Fridley, Ilinne ota, 19730 D. A velzicle lir. excess of suc}� lirni.ts may be opera.�e.0 o�:- di_i.vcn upon a st��eer_ or public h_i httiay in the Ci_t} wi.thout violati.on of laia when t'�e same is done ur_der Special. Perm3.t thereof issuec� in accord .nce with t.l-�e provisi.ons of M�.nne�ota Statut��s Sec. I69.87 wh ch are adopt��l and mz�de a p�rt hereaf '�}� refc-rei��e the sa.r.ie as if fui.ly izcorporated ti r�in. E.. 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