04/18/1977 - 5690ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 18, 1977
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULHR MEETING OF 7HE fRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL Of APRIL 18, 1977
The ReguTar Meeting of the Fridley City Council of Aprii 18, 1977 was calied to order
at 7;38 p.m. by Mayor Nee.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilwoman Kukowski, Councilman Schneider,
Councilman fiamernik, and Cauncilman fiitzpatrick
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
PRESENTATIONS:
PRESENTATION OF PROPOSAL FOR THE FLAG POLE FOR THE FRIDLEY CIVIC CENTER BY THE FRIDLEY
V.F.4J. POST 363: �
Mr. Dan Sjodin, Commander of the Fridley V.F.W. Post 363, appeared before the Council
and submitted plans for reconstruction of the flag pole at the Civic Center, The
pians call for a 55 foot high aluminum flag pole, with basically the same brick that
is on the City Hall around the base of the pole. .
Mayor Nee questioned if this request had been processed through the Planning Cor�nission
or sub-committees. Mr. Sjodin indicated it had not; howEVer, they wished to receiv2
th� Counci7's reaction befcire proceeding f«rthe�,.
It was the feeling of the Council the staff could process this request from the V.f.W.
and Mayor Nee thanked htr. Sjodin for presenting their pians to the Council.
PRESENTA7ION OF CERTIFICATE OF INCORAORATI6N OF "FRIDLEY YOUTN ORGANIZATION, INC." TO
FRIDLEY YOUTN ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES:
Since no one was present at this time to receive this certificate, the Council proceeded
with the other agenda items.
PROCLAMATION - PROCLAIMING APRIL 24 - 3Q, 1977 AS "UOLUNTEER RECOGNITION WEEK":
Mayor Nee stated he has already initiated this proclamation.
APPROVAL OF MI N! �TES :
REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH Zl, 1977:
MQTIQN by Councilman Hamernik to approve the minutes of Narch 21, 1977 with the following
correction--Page 5, paragraph 8, line 3: Insert the worcl "not" after "would."
Seconded by Counciiwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously,
� REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 4, 1977:
i MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve tF�e minutes as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P;ayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
ADOPTION QF AGENDA:
; Mayor Nee requested Item 11, SP #77-01 for Certified Mobile Flomes by considered as the
first item under "New Business."
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Counciiman Hamernik requested Item 21-A be added under "New Business," "Consideraiion
of a Resolution Opposing House File 805.°
Councilwoman Kukowski requested Item 21-B be added under "New Business," "Discussion
on Vote '76 Reception."
Councilman Schneider requested Item 21-C be added under "New Business," Receiving
Communication from Mr. Tom Maas and Friends Regarding Parks."
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Council-
woman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
OPEN fORUM, VISITORS:
Mr Larry Chlian of the Fridley Jaycees appeared before the C.ouncil regarding conditions
at Locke Park. He stated when the Jaycess held their Easter Egg Nunt at the park the
Saturday before Easter, there was broken glass, electrical outlets ripped out, tables
piled six deep and before they could proceed with their activities, it was necessary
to clean up the area.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated ther�e had been a vandalism problem at the part at
the time when the Jaycees held their activities. He indicated they have increased the
palice patrol in the area and the Police Department is working with the Police Reserves
for additional patrolling to be provided in the park areas.
Mayor Nee stated the whole question of vandalism is of great concern and not only
affects the park areas.
Councilwoman Kukowski questioned if ihe Reserve Officers wouid be patroling both on
foot and in automobile, to which Pir. Qureshi answered in the affirmative.
Mr. Chiian felt, from the condition of the park, there had not bee7 a squad car in
the area for qui*e a while.
Mayor Nee thanked Mr. Chlian for bringing this matter to the Council's attention and
indicated they would try to do a better job of patroling the area.
PUBLIC NEARINGS:
CONTINUEQ PUBLIC NEARIhJG ON RENEI�AL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICEPJSE FOR GEORGE D. NICKLOW,
GEORGE IS IN FRIDLEY, 3720 EAS7 RIUER RORD:
May�r Nee re-opened the public hearing at 7:55 p.m. on renewal of the on-sale liquor
license for 6eorge Is In Fridley.
Mr. Tony Nicklow appeared before the Council regarding this application for renewal.
He stated, since the Camden bridge closing in Minneapolis, they have had a problem
in keeping their food sales higher than liquor sales and indicated they were hopeful,
with the re-opening of the bridge on November l, th,ey would be able to increase their
food sales. He stated their weekday sales of food have gone down cons�de�°able since
the bridge closing.
Councilman Schneider questioned, if the bridge did not re-open on November 1, if
they had plans to increase their food sales for c�r:�pliance �vith the ordinance.
Mr. Nicklow stated they are pursuing the idea of providing banquet service in hopes
of increasinq food sales.
Mr. Bill Scott, 6680 Lucia Lane N.E., stated he was a member of an organization that
used to dine at George Is Ir� Frid3ey, but because of the �rid9e clQSinq, they have moved
their luncheon to the Holiday Inn. He felt this was i:ypical of the situation George's
is confronted with.
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� Councilman Fitzpatrick indicated George Is in Fridley has a rather specialized m�nu —"
' and perhaps the fact they do have a specialty may have something to do with their generai
sale of food. He indicated he wishes to continue to isstie licenses to defined restaurants �
and feels this is a recognized restaurant with a defined menu.
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� MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to close the Public Nearing. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pdee declared the motion carried
unanimously and the Public Hearing on the Renewal of the On-Sale Liquor License for
George Is In Fridley closed at 8:02 p.m.
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OLD BUSINESS:
CONSID[RATION OF REQUEST �OR UARIANCES TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A 7-11 STORE AT 7899 EAST
RIVER ROAD; R.C.E. CORPORATION TABLED 4/4/77 :
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated he received a phone call from the appiicant
of this variance and requested the Council table this item until the applicant had a
chance to meet with the County regarding possible signalization at the intersection of
the proposed 7-11 store.
The Council requested this item be submitted, after the applicant has had the opportunity
to meet with the County and, therefore, no action was taken at thi� time.
CONSIDERATION �F EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS TO INITIATE A SURUEY TO DETERMINE COMMUNICATTON
NEEDS FOR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TABLE� 4(4/77 :
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to take the item from the table. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider: Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimous7y.
Mr. Belgum of tfie Human Resources Commission appeared before the Council concerning
this item. He stated the issue before the Council is not a community newspaper, but
if Fridley can become a better cominunity by improving co�nunications. Mr. Belgum.
reviewed statements presented to the Council hased on a study outline for the purpose
of analyzing a cor�iunity to see how it can be improved. Ne felt many persons would
benefit by a communications survey including Cable T.V., the Sun Newspaper, the Library,
Community SchooTs and the City itself. The survey would tell what peopie want to know
regarding news and views of the City.
Mr. Larry Dobson, 1636 68th Avenue N.E., spoke in favor of the survey as he felt
communications are important and there are areas in the City not covered by news
media.
Mr. Doug 011ila, 6310 Able Street N.E., felt the survey should be conducted as he found
it difficuli to identify with the community when he moved to Fridley. He encouraged
the Gouncil to act favorable on this request.
Councilwoman Kukowski stated the Community Education Council Executive Board has
decided to see if they could not conduct their own survey, as they felt perhaps this
particular survey was too narrow and would not answer some of their questions.
Councilwoman Kukowski also felt the scope of the survey proposed by Mr. Qelgum may
not be that intense and might lead to questions on newspapers and she would not be in
favor of interfering with private enterprise.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt one of the reservations the Council has is that the
survey might be aimed at a cammunity newspaper, instead of more broadly at what is the
communication problems in general.
Mayor Nee stated the request had been presented as a feasibility study on a community
newspaper and now it is being presented as an overall study of communications.
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' Mr. 6elgum stated they have changed their minds and concur it should not be a study
� on the feasibility of a corrmunity newspaper. He felt there would 6e benefit from a
general study of communication needs. fle indicated if Council approved the request,
_, no funds would be allocated until the questionnaire could be reviewed.
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Gouncilman Schneider agreed the City has to find avenues of comnunications and ways
to improve them, but questioned why the survey would have tn be computerized and how
the $500 wauld be spent.
Councilwoman Kukowski questioned who would decide what types of questions would be
asked.
Mr. Belgum suggested the Council should have the right to make suggestions and review
the questions.
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Counciiman Hamernik stated he realized this is strictly a survey to delve into needs of
communications in the City, but if the results indicate a newspaper is needed, the
Council has now supported devalopment of a newspaper in competition with the City's
officially designated newspaper. He felt from the discussion this evening, his
position would remain the same.
Mayor Nee asked if the persons involved in this concept for the survey could attend the
Council's Conference Meeting an ApriT 25.
Mr. Belgum stated he would bring in a proposed study schedule, but could not guarantee
he would be able to get all persons involved to attend.
Mr. Bill Scott of the Numan Resources Commission indicated there was a considerable
amount of discussion towards a newspaper, but at the last meeting, the Commission
made it clear what they are driving at is to do something about the communication void
in the corr¢nunity. He felt the term "community newspaper" was used, but that it was
not the intention of the Commission to strive towards a community newspaper or funding
one without even knowing if it is needed.
Mr. 8elgam stated he would obtain a list of tentative questions from the Director of
the School of Journalism for the Council's review and also obtain a statement on why
the results vaould be computerized and submit this at the Council's Conference Meeting.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to table this item. Seconded by Counciiman Schneider.
Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, P4ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE N0. 643 - AMENDING CHAPTER 703 SNOWMOBIL[S, SECTION 703.021, OPERA7ION AND
DELETING SECfION 703.022:
MOTI�N by Councilman Schneider to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 643 and
adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated this ordinance was brought to the attention of the
Parks and Recreation Commission and ihey felt it sFiou7d not be considered until next
fall.
Councilman Schneider stated he prefers to adopt the ordinance at this time instead
of watting until next fall.
Mayor Nee then outlined the pr•ovisions of the ordinance relating to sno4,nnobiles for
benefit of the persons in the audience.
Councilman Hamernik felt the ordinance should be adopted at this time so staff wi71
have time to make pians to implement the enforcement of this ordinance before next
winter.
Mayor Nee felt snowmobile owners should be put on notice that the ordinance does reduce
their operation in the City.
Councilman F;tzpatrick stated the area of operation is reduced, but felt ihere had been
a problem in the past with enforcement of the ordinance.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE ABOVE MOTION, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
NCE N0, 644 - ESTABLISHING CHAPTER 607 OF THF FRIDLEY CITY CODE ENTITLED "7AVERN"
Mr. Nerrick, City Attorney, suggested several changes in the above ordinance as
follows:
1. "Tavern Entertairiment" in the title should be changed to "Entertainment License°
as taverns are defined as those establishments that sell 3-2 beer and this
ordinance is meant to apply to all establishments that sell liquor.
2. beletion of the word "Tavern" in the titles of Sections 607.01, 607.02, and 607.04
and deleting the word "tavern" on lire 2 in Section 607.05.
3. Under Section 607.03, delete the words "regulating non-intoxicating malt beverages
and intoxicating liquor" and change the word "desire" to "determine" so Section 607.03
would read as foTlows: "Holders of an entertainment license sha11 be subject to
aii the rt:gulations and restrictions contained ir; th9s code and any vio]ation may
be ground; for the cancellation of said license if the City Council shall so
determine.°
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MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 644 Establishing
Chapter 607 of the Fridley City Code Entitled "Tavern Entertainment" and Repealing
Chapter 604 Entitled "Tavern" of the City of Fridley City Code and adopt it on the
second reading and pubiish, with the above changes suggested by the City Attorney.
Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to amend the above motion to also include, along with the
City Attorney's changes, the deletion of the words "transparent or" under Section 607.04,
Item 4. Seconded by Councilrnan Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COh1PdISSION MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1977:
MOTIdN by Councilwoman Kukowski to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting
of April 6, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CERTIFIED_MOBILE HOMES, SP #77-01; 7625 VIRON ROAD:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the Planning Commission has recommended
renewal of this special use permit, as filed by Certified Mobile Homes, with the
stipulations as outlined in the minutes of the Plann;ng Co�nission minutes of
Apri1 6, 1977. He requested another stipulation be added for improvement of the drainage
problem.
Regarding stipulation No. 4 in reference ±o sadding, h1r. Sobiech stated decorative
rock replaced the sodding requirement to ensu�e better maintenance of landscaped areas.
In reference to grading ard seeding, the majority of the property is filled with
trailers so that if any traiiers would be removed, any vacant proper±y would be graded
and seeded.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recommendation of the Planning
Gommission and grant SP #77-01 with the stipulations indicated by the Commission,
with the revision of No. 4, and witf� the addition of the stipulation regarding improvement
of the drainage. Seconded by Counciiwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, ail voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
THOMAS BRICKNER, L.S. #77-03; 1671 CAMELOT LANE N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Directar, stated this request is to split off the west
five feet of Lot 24, alock 2, Harris Lake Estates (1671 Camelot Lane N.E.) and add
� it to Lot 23, Block 2, Harris Lake Estates, (1661 Camelot Lane N.E.) so the property
owners of Lot 23 can install a swirroning pool in their bacl; yard.
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Mr. Sobiech stated all setbacks would be met and the Planning Commission has recommended
approval.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recommendation of the Planning
Commission and grant Lot Split #77-03. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
INTERSECTION OF 53RD AND CENTRAL AVENUE N.E.: �
Mr. Sobiech presented pla ns for improvement of the intersection at 53rd and Central
Avenues. He stated they are working with the property owners of the shopping center
regarding this iniprovement.
Councilman Schneider questioned if there arould be a proulem for traffic leaving the
Ground Round parking lot.
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Mr. Sobiech did not feel this wou7d pose a problem as the hours of the Cround Round
and shopping center are not in conflict.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to receive the recommendation from the Planning
Commission and concur with Plan B and recommend staff work with the property owners
in improvement of this intersection at 53rd and Central Avenues. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimousiy.
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CHAPTER 511 OF THE CITY
CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ENTITLED TRAFFIC, SHOPPING CENTERS:
Councilman Schneider stated he requested this ordinance as parking provided for handicapped
persons only at the shopping centers is being used by others.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first
reading. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated under the Motor Vehicle Code, Police Officers could
not issue a citation on private property for this particular offense.
Councilman Schneider indicated initially this proposal came before the Staff with intent
of putting in a provision of aliowing the Police Department to enforce the handicapped
parking regulations; however, in working on this ordinance, staff suggested it include
a broader coverage for enforcement of other areas on private property or specifically
parking areas in shopping centers.
Mayor Nee felt if the City is going to issue citations on private property, the persons
involved should be notified to receive any corrments they may have before second reading of
the ordinance.
UPON A VOICE VOTE ON THE ABOVE MOTION, ail voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDINC CHAP7ER 405 ENTITLED CABLE
TELEVISION FRANCNISE:
Mayor Nee stated this ordinance mainly clears up language in the Cable Te7evision
Ordinance. It also makes it possible for the Council to appeal the decision of the City
Manager in contested cases and changes the payment date from March to October.
MOTION by Counci]man Fitzpatrick to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first
reading. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P.S. �77-01, ARNAL ADDITION, BY ARNOLD AND ALVAN
TOEWS; GENERALLY LOCATED AT 8101 ASHTON AVENUE N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, explained this request is for final pTat approvai,
Arnal Addition, generally �ocated on Ashton Avenue, North of Ely Street.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of the p1at.
Mr. Sobiech stated the Engineering staff will be in contact with Mr. Toews regarding
the improvement of Ashton. Mr. Toews indicated they were not aware of the improvements
and would appreciate the City contacting them.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the Planning
Commission and approve the final plat for Subdivision P.S. �77-01, Arnal Addition as
filed by Arnold and Alvan Toews. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee deciared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF REAPPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P.S. #76-04, HEATHER HILLS 3RD
ADDTTION BY MIKE 0'BANNON:
Mr. Sobiech stated Mr. 0'Bannon was in attendance earlier in the meeting; however, it
was necessary for him to leave because of a conflict with another meeting.
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Mr. Sobiech explained reapproval of this plat is requested in order to comply with the
90 day requirement of the ordinance regarding platting. Ne felt on certain parcels of
land the 90 day period may not be sufficient time to complete any work that is necessary.
It was recommended reapproval be given on this final plat, with the original stip��lations
pertaining to drainage, utility and walkway easements.
� MOTION by Councilman Schneider to reapprove the final plat for Subdivision P.S. #76-04,
Heather Nills 3rd Addition, as fi1ed by Mike 0'Bannon, with the previous stipulations.
Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the m�tion carried unanimously.
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CONSIDERATION OF REVOCATION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #75-29, LEROY HALUPTZOK; 1240 73'z
AVENUE N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated in the anrual review of this special use
' permit, the staff felt there was a violation of the intent of the special use permit.
He stated the staff has been in contact with the owner, and the petitio�er has cooperated
in bringing the property into compliance with conditions of the special use permit.
� Mr. Sobiech stated, as of today, the staff felt the site is in compliance and submitted
photographs of the site itself. It was, therefore, recommended the special use permit
not be revoked as staff felt the property owner was cooperating to improve the property
and meet conditions of the special use permit,
Councilman Schneider suggested a review of the premises again in the summer.
MOT10N by Councilman Schneider to receive the report submitted by staff. Seconded
by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
PRESENTATIONS:
Mayor Nee presented to Mr. Ned Storla the Certificate of Incorporation of "Fridley Youth
Organization, Inc." issued by the State af Minnesota extended congraiulations from the
� Counci1.
CONSIDERATION OF IMPROVEMENT AT 1318 HILLCREST PERTAINING TO DRAINAGE PROBLEM:
Mr. Arvid Hansen, 1318 Hillcrest Drive, appeared before the Council concerning a drainage
problem he has on his property.
Mr. Sobiech indicated the problem area on a map and stated the pond that exists encroaches
on Mr. Hansen's propErty and the water, at times, builds up and flows across his property
and the property owner ta the west of Mr. Hansen and finally flows down Hillcrest to
the storm sewer system. He felt there were same solutions to the problem; however, it
was the staff's opinion the City has not created the problem.
A visitor, who lived several doors from Mr. Hansen, indicated she did not want Mr. Hansen
to have water in his basement, but did not want to change her land. She indicated there
was a water problem when t4r. Hansen bought the fiouse, which was the reason the owner
had put in drair� tiles.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated situations of this nature come to the attention of
the staff several times a year. It would be his recommendation the City should not get
involved in drainage problems that esentially involve private property.
Mr. Hansen stated the swamp level is higher than it used to be and is, therefore, creating
the problem of the water in his back yard.
, , Mr. Dave Lucas, 1320 Hillcrest Drive, indicated the map Mr. Sobiech was using was a
1959 topographic map and it shows Mr. Hansen's property as wetland. He also indicated
he did not want Mr. Hansen to have water in his basement, but would not favor any changes
being made.
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Mr. Sobiech indicated that the certificate of survey on file indicates wetiand on
Mr. Hansen's property.
Councilman Schneider questioned if a berm was constructed for Mr. Hansen's property, if
it would affect other property owners. Mr. Sobiech stated it would possible create
additional wetlands elsewhere.
Mr. Herrick stated Mr. Hansen could take precautions to protect his property from surface
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run-off as long as it does not unreasonab]y affect the neighboring properties.
Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6750 P1onrae Streec N,r., stated he fs aware other residents oF the
area wished it to be left as is. He fe1t, if the City wouid provide a few loads of
dirt for Mr. Hansen it would become the City's responsibility as Y�ei1 as Mr. Nansen's.
Mr. Hansen requested this item be tabled until he has an opportunity to again meet
with the School Board and the residents of his area.
MOTION by Councilnian Schneider to table this item. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried urtanimously.
RECESS:
Mayor Nee called a recess at 10:74 p.m.
RECONVENED:
Mayor Nee reconvened the meeting at 10:25 p.m. All councilmembers were present.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMP1ISSION MEETING OF APRIL 6
7977:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Police Civil Service
Cor�nission Me�ting of April 6, i977. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilwoman Kukowski requested that the movie showri at this meeting of the Fridley
Pol9ce Civil Service Com�nission be shown at the Council's C�nference Meeting on April '25
CONSIDERATION OF INSTALLATION OF STREET LIGHT ON MEADOWT100R DRIVE:
Mr. Qureshi, City t4anager, stated cri+eria fo� instailation of this str�et iight has been
met in that there has been excessive vandalism in this area.
Councilman Fitzpatrick indicated he had no objection to this r�quest,*but he worrtied about
what has happened to our concern for precedent and felt other requests of.�his kind
should be given a better hearing.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recomrnendation of the Engineering
Department and approve the installation of a street light on Meadowmoor Drive.
Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
**Noteaddition (footnote).
CONSIDERATION OF AAPROVAL OF COMMUNICATION TO CONMISSIONER OF THE MINNESOTA DEPARTF9ENT OF
TRANSPORTATION IN REGARD TO MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PLAN:
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve the letter submitted and forward it to the
Commisioner of the Department of Transportation. Seconded by Councilman fitzpatrick.
Councilman Hamernik, referring to page 2 of the letter, paragraph 6, said he still did
not feel re-routing traffic on Nighway 47 was a solution.
Councilman fitzpatrick stated he felt Highway 47 is better designed to handle traffic,
than is East River Road, but is not sure how much traffic wouid shift to Nighway 47.
Councilman Hamernik stated he did not want to imply to the Transportation Study Cemmittee
that there is an alternate solution other than construction of the Northtown Corridor.
He felt there is a7ready a traffic problem on Highway 47 and, by shifting traffic
from East River Road, it could b2come a serious pr•oblem.
MOTION by Counciiman Hamernik to amend the motion by deleting the sentence underlined
in paraghaph 6, page 2 of the letter. MOTION FP.ILED FOR LACK OF A SECONO.
UPON A�OLL CALL VOTE TAKEN ON TNE ORIGINAL MOTION; Coimcil�aoman Kukowski voting aye,
� Counci7man Schneider voting aye, Mayor Nee voting aye, Councilman Fitzpatrick voting
' aye, Counc9lman Hamern9k voting nay, the motion carried by a vote of 4 to l.
*as amended 5/2/77
** as amended 5/2/77--Councilman Schneider stated ihat the residerits in the Meadowmoor area were
. unhappy with the Cii;y Services they have been receiving and noted the complaints voiced in the
April 6, 1977 P7anning Corrrc�ission Minutes and requested that the rest of the Council review
these complaints. He said he hoped the approva] of the street light was the first step in
improving the City's image in the t�leauowmoor area.
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CONSIDERATION OF REAPPROVAL OF RESOLUTION NQ. 36-1977 - A RES(IIUTI�N PROVIDTNG FOR REDUCED
WATER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS: i
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated tfie only change from the original resolution was to
put an income figure in the resolution.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to reapprove Resolution No. 36-1977, a Resolution
Providing for Reduced Water Rates for Senior Citizens. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLltTION N0. 41-1977 - ORDERING IMPROVEMFNT OF PLANS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR
QIDS: WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORi�I SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJEGT 'r,`121:
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 41-1977. Seconded by Councilman
Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
!inanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 42-1977 - REQUESTING ANOKA COUNTY COMMISSIOfJERS TO REDUCE THE SPEED LIMIT
ON RICE CREEK ROAD FROM CENTRAL AVENUE TO STIP�SON QOULEVARD FROP1 35 MPH TO 30 MPH:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 4?_-1977. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0, 43-1977 - ORDERINC IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS: SANITARY SEWER MAIN REPAIR - CHANNEL ROAD: PROJECT S#122:
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 43-1977. Seconded by Councilman
Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, hiay�er Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RECEIVIN6 BID AND Ak'ARD CONTRACT FOR SAi�ITARY S[WER VACUUM PUMP (SID OPENING 4j4/7�):
Mr. Sobie�h, Public Works Director, stated specifications were sent to the two companies
who could qualify to supply this particular piece of equipment. However, only one bid
was received which was from Flexible Pipe and Tool Company of Minneapolis in the amo�m t
of $$,126.40.
Mr. Sobiech stated to ensure that the bid received was competitive, a check was made with
other municipalities who recently purchased this equipment. In contacting Mora, Minnesota,
they purchased a smaller used pump in July of 19?6 for S7,B00; and Crookston, Minnesota
purchased a pump, which did not include brakes and lights, for $8,118. The costs to
municipalities in other parts of the country ranged from $8,609 to $9,400.
The staff, therefore, felt the bid was competitive and recorr�iended awarding the contract
to Flexible Pipe and Tool Company.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the bid and award the contract to Flexible
Pipe and Tool Company of Minneapolis in the amount of 58,126.40. Seconded by Councilman
Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
NSID[RATION Or CHANGE IN LIQUOR LICENSE FEE SCNEDIfLE:
The Council reviewed infarmation from staff regarding a change in the liquor license
fee schedule.
It was the Op1111011 of the City Attorney the City could have a two-stage license schedule;
that is, a higher fee charged for those places not meeting the 40% criteria on food sales
and a lower fee fer establishments who meet this criteria.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the City of St. Louis Park's fees are related to size
and whether or not they have entertainment.
The Council expressed an interest in reviewing the schedules of St. Louis Park and
requested this item be brought back when further information is received,
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LUTION N0. 44-1
NON-
-_ OPPOSING HOUSE FILE 805 R
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ANp CONFI
Mayor Nee read the background information from the League of Minnesota Municipa7ities
relating to House File 805, which would allow supervisory employees to belong to the
same Union as their subordinates.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt it should be the employees choice regardless if they were
supervisory personnel or not to chose which organization they wished to join.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, felt, by both supervisory and subordinate employees being a
member of the same Union, this wouid tend to create a potential problem in the groups
managed and being manayed. He stated the present law provides adequate protection for
both groups and felt the distinction should be maintained.
Mr. A1ex Barna, 560 Hugo Street, indicated he did not think you would find in private
enterprise any situation where supervisory personnel and other employees are in the same
Union.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolution No. 44-1977. Seconded by Councilman
Hamernik.
Mr. Dick Harris, 470 Rice Creek Boulevard N.E., indicated he wouid agree with the League,
as he doesn't feel supervisory personnel should be in the same Union as other employees.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt the Council could have made their comments known to the
Legislators without adoption of a resolution.
Mayor Nee felt the resolution would be circulated among other Legislators and not only
Fridley's representatives.
UPON A ROLL CALL VOtE TAKEN ON TNE MOTION; Councilwoman Kukowski voting aye, Councilman
Schneider voting aye, Mayor N?e voting aye, Councilman Hamernik voting aye, Councilman
Fitzpatrick voting nay, the mction carried by a vote ef 4 to l.
DISCUSSION ON VOTE '76 RECEPTION:
Councilwoman Kukowski reported on the Vote '76 Reception at the State Capitol in which
fridley was a winner in this program. She stated a bottle of wine was received from the
C�ty of Alameda, California and requested direct9on from the Counci7 on who they wished
to receive it. Councilwoman Kukowski suggested it be presented to the League of Women
Voters for their work in the program.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to present the bottie of wine to the League of Women
Voters at their meeting tomorrow evening. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING COMMU�ICATION FROM MR. TOM MAAS REGARDING PARKS:
Councilman Schneider read a letter he received from Mr. Tom Maas, age 12, 6880 Channel
Road N.E., and friend�s� ar�g lack of park facilities in their area.
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MOTION by Councilman �-i-t�iZ� to receive the coirm�unication and respond to Mr. Maas's
letter and refer same to the Park Board. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carr�ed unanimously.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Counci7man Hamernik to approve the licenses as submitted and as on fiie in
the License Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the orotion carried unanimousiy.
CLAIt�fS :
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to authorize payment of Claims No. 089A30 through 102878.
Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
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ESTIMA7ES:
Smith, Juster, Feikema, Chartered
1250 Builders Fx.change Cui]ding
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
For legal services rendered as Prose��utor by Carl Newquist
for March, 1977 $3,140.Q0
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 Eust Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
For iegal services rend�red as City Attorney b,y Virgil Herrick
for March, 1977 $1,323.25
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the estimates as submitted. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Nerrick stated he had subrnitted an estimate for work done on the revenue bond
issue and aske� if it had been included in the estimates which were approved. Since
thic had not been approved, the following action was taken.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the estimate from lJeaver, Ta11e &
Herrick in the amount of �1,875 for work done on the revenue bond issue. Seconded
by Councilman Schnei�er. Upon a voice vote, all voting a,ye, A1ayor Nee declared the
motion carried unani�ously.
AQJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adjourn the mee�ing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vcfte, all voting aye, fdayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously
and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of Aprii 18, 1477 adjourned at
1]:50 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carole Haddad Fliiliam J. Nee
Secretary to tFe City Council Mayor
Approved:
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�o to: Department Heads
Following are the "ACTIONS NEEDED". Please have your answers back inthe City
P�anayer's office by Wednesday Pioon, April 27, 1977. Thank you.
RII�LFY CITY CGU��CIL -��uULAR iiEETIiVG -�tP�IL l�i, 1977 - 7:30 P.i�1.
PLEDGE OF �LL�GIA,�CE:
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II� �OLL C���L:
All Present
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PRESENTATIOfV OF PROPOSAL FOR i9E4V FLAG POLE F�R THE
FRIDLEY CIVIC CENTER BY TNE FRIDLEY V�F�{"J�, PosT 363
Referred to Staff
!GINEERING ACTIO�J NEEDED: Review the plans to see that it does not create any trafific hazard;
that the proposed construction matches the building structure; look into whether it
� should have an address provided on the sign and check into the lighting.
PRESEf�TATI0IV OF CERTIFICATE OF INGORPORATION OF
°'FRIDLEY YOUTH ORGANIZATION, INC�07 TO FRIDLEY YOUTH
� ORGANIZATION i�EPRESENTATIVES �
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PROCL�i���lA�i I 0;; :
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PROCLAIMING ,�1PRIL 2�4 — 3�, 1�77 as
f'VOLUNTEER �CECOGNITION t`�EEK"
Week Proclaimed by f�layor
ACTION PdEEDED: Forward copy of Proclamation to Governor Perpich
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APPI�OV�L OF i�� I 1'� 11TES :
r�EGULAR ��iEETING, itiARCH �1, l�%/
The word "not" left out fln Page 5.
CITY MANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Correct minutes
�EGJLAR i`►EETING, APRIL �, 1�77
Approved
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Added to Agenda:
� Adoption of Resolution Opposing House File 805
Discussion Regarding Vote 76
Corr�nun� cati an fror► T�m P1oss
0{'E�d FO�U��-�, V I S I T��S :
iCOhJSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON �9GENDA — 1� I`11NUTES)
Complaint on Locke Park area vandalism. Comp1aint from Fridley Jaycees
POLIC� ACTION NEEDED: Pravide additional surveillance and patrol as much as possible-
PARKS & REC ACTIO(� f�fEDED: Park employee should keep an eye out> especially on the larger
parf�s fcr unusual activities or vandalism.
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PU:�LIC �Eh► IiEGS:
CONT I NUED PUBLI C HEAR I NG ON �iEi�E1�lAL llN—SALE LI G?UOR .
� LICENSE FOR GEORGE D� P�ICKLOW, uEORGE IS IN FRIDLEYI
STZO �AST i�IVER i�OAD. � � . � . . . w � � � � � � � � � � � 1 — 1 t�
��'IdAP1,,E Public Hearing closed . License approved under "Licenses"
� AC7ION tdEEtZED: Issue license
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OLt� ;�USI:��ESS;
COfVSIDERATIOiV OF �E�+UEST FOR VARI�NCES T� �LLOW
��NSTRUCTIQN 0� A%-11 STORE AT %zS.�ig �A5T �IVER
��OAD; ��C�E� CORPORATION �TABLED �-.I4��%i, � , � � � • � •
No action taken ai this time until applicant meets with the County
ENGINEERING ACTIOPa NEEDED: Bring back for Council action after applicant has
resolved traffic problem
CONSIDERATION QF tXPENnITURE OF FUiVDS �O II�lITIATE
A$URVEY TO 11ETER�IfJE COf�1P��iliVICATION C�EEDS FOR THE
CITY 0� FRIDLEY {TaBLED �/�r/�%), � ► � � � � . . � � � . �
This item 4vas tabled for ihe time being. It is to be discussed
at Conference meeting
ENGIPdEERIPdG ACTION P�EEDED: Put on list to be discussed at conference meeting
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� �MEND I NG CNAPTER %1�3 SNOW��30B I LES, SECT I ON TG5 , iJZI,
UPERATION AND i�ELEiING SECTION ,tiS�OZ2 � � � . . � � � . � . � ' � t�
Ordinance #643 adopted
, CITY �9ANAGER ACTIO�d NEEDEQ: Publish ordinance .
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OL;J �I�SI;��ESS (CO;�TI4'dUED)
COIVS I DERAT I ON OF SECO�lD ��EAD I iVG OF AN �RD I NANCE
ESTABLI SH I i�G CHAPTER �O� (3F THE �R IDLEY C I TY CODE
ENTITLED r'iAVERN tNTERTAINMENT" AtVD i�EPEALIivG
CHAPTER COIi ENTITLED fjTAVERCd`� OF THE LITY OF FRIDLEY
CITY CODE� � . . . � � � � � . . . , � � � � � � � �
�Changes made in Ordinance ihen Ordinance #644 adapied
CITY 1�1ANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance as ar��ended
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CONSIDERATION OF FIFZST i�EADING OF AN ORDT(�A�VCE -
ESTABLISHING CHA�TER 51I 0� THE CITY CODE QF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY EivTITLED TRAFFIC, SHOPPIfVG CENTERS, .... 6— 6�i
Adopted on first reading.
ACTION NEEDED: P�ai1 copy of ordinance to si�opping centers involved indicating when
secand reading wi11 be and if they have any comments. (Second reading will be on
next regular agenda of May 2, 1977.)
� CONSIDERATION OF FIRST hEADING OF Ai� ORDINANCE
�iMENDING CHAPTER �t1�5 ENTITLED CABLE TELEVISION
FRANCHISE� � � � � . � � . � � . � � � � � . � � . � .
Adopted on first reading
ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Put an next reguiar agenda for second reading
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i��E�ti BUSIitESS tCCi�TIiyUE��)
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�ONSIDERATION OF FINAL pLAT �UBDIVISION p�s� �`77-01,
ARNAL ADDITION, BY aRNOLD A{VD ALVAN TOENJS; GENERALLY
LOCATED AT �IOI l�SHTOt�[ AVENUE I� � � � . � � . + � • • � � � • � �
Plat appraved
ENGINEERIt�G ACTIOt� P�EEDED: Inform applicant that plat approved.
et roa r�g�it-of-way before signing p1at.
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� P.S� i�7�—U4� �EATH�R l�ILLS 3RD i'-1DDITION $Y (`�liKE
0`�AN(�ON � , . , � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 9 — 9 �
�P1at approved vrith previous stipulations
ENGINEERING ACTION PJEEDED: Inform applicant that plat was approved with stipulations
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CONSIDERATION OF REVOGATION OF SPECIAL USE PERt�1IT
� SP �; 7�—��, LEi OY I �AL.UPTZOK; 1��i3 73�z AvEivut id ,��,,.., 10 — 10 C
Staff Report was Received
� ENGINEERIfJG ACTION NEEDED: Review the property in early fall to see that it still complies
tNith the special use permit requirements.
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��E�� BUSI�IESS (CGf`dTI�'JUE�)
PnGE 6
RECEIVING THE {�iINUTES OF THE PLANNIfVG I,OMf�IISSION �
i`°1EET I NG OF APR I L b, 1977 � � � . . � � � � . � � � � . � � �
1. Certified Mobile Homes, SP #77-01; 7625 Virori Rd..... 11D-11F & 11K
Plannin�Comm. Reconunendation: Approve with
stinulations •
Council Action Required: Consideration of recomr��endation
Approved with stipulations
ENGINEERIPdG ACTIOPJ NEEDED: Inform applicant of approval with stipulations
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EiVGI�lFERING
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EPaGINEERING
T. 3rickner, L.S. #77-03; 1671 Camelot Lane N.E...... 11F & 11L
Planning Comm. Recommendation: Approve
Council Actian Reauired: Consideration of recommendation
Approved
ACTION NEEQED: Inform applicant of Council approval
Intersection of 53rd and Central Avenue fd.E.......... 11G & 11M
Planning Comm. Recommendation: Approved Plan "B"
Council Action Required: Consideration of recommendation
� Council received recammendation and approved
ACTION NEEDED: Work with property owner on this plan
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RECkIVING TNE [IINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL '�
SERVICE COMMISSION I��EETING OF �PRIL 6, 1�77� . . � � � � � � 12 - 1Z �1
hlinutes received. Council would like to see movie shown
at Cammission meeting at their next conference meeting
POLICE AC1'ION NEEDED: Please make arrangments for film to be shown at conference
� meeting af April 25, 1977 (This was an agillty test film)
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' �ONS I DERAT I ON OF I MPROVEP9ENT AT �.31� Ii I LLCREST PER—
TA I N I NG TO i�RA I NAGE PR4BLEt1 � � � � � � � . . � � . � � . � � 13 - 13 D
� Item tabled
ENGINEERING AGTIOfd NEEDED: Bring item back to Council when Mr. Arvid Hansen has an
� agreement with his neighbors for a solution to the problem.
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C�EADOW��l00RE DRIVE � . � � � � . � . � , . � � � � . . . , . . i� — I� E
�Approved
EPdGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Make arrangements for installation of street light
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CONSIDERATIO�! OF ��PPROVAL F
� COMMI SS I ONER OF THE {��II N(�ESOTA �EPARTMEiVT OF
TRANSFORTATION I f� '�hEGAR17 TO I`�1IVNESOTI� I�EPARTf�1ENT
OF TRANSPORTAT I ON PLAN � � � � . . � . . � � � � . . � • . � �.� ' IS C
� Corr�nunication approved by four to one vote
EPIGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Forward comnunication to ��linn. Dept. of Transportation
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ir`Ey� Bl1S I('SESS tCGi�lTI i��UEll)
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�ONSTD�RA7ION OF i�EAPPROVAL OF t�ES�LUTI0IV tF3G-1977 -
I� ItESOLUTIO(� PROVIi�ING FOR i�EDUCED 15�ATER kATES FOK
$EN I OR � I T I ZENS � � . � , � � � � � � � . � � . . � � . � . . 16
Resolution reappraved
ACTION NEEDED: Provisions of Reapproved Resolution #36-�977 to be used
as basis for reducing water rates for senio►� citizens
CONS I DERAT I t�N OF A i:ESGLUT I 0(J ORDEft I NG Ir1PROVE�ENT OF
PLANS AND URDERING �1DVERTIStMENT FOR RIDS: ��cAiER,
JA[�IITARY SENIER AND STORl�1 SEWER Ir"�IPRQVEf��ENI PROJECT ;��.�I.
Resolution No. 41-1977 adopted
G ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized
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COr9i�1ISSI0NERS TO �EDUCE THE SPEED LIS�iIT ON hICE
CREEK i�OAD FROM CENTRAL ;1V���1�1E TO STINSON �O�ILEVARD
FRO�ji 35 iiQf-� To �0 �iiP�-� , , � , , � � � � � . � � . . .
Resolution #42-1977 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: �orward resolution to County
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F�IJ�LEY REGVL�� i'�1EETii��, �PI�IL l�, 1977
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CONS IDERAT I OiV OF A RESOLi1T I ON ORDER I NG I i�1PROVEMENT,
APPROVAL OF PLA��S NND ORDERING �GDVERT15Ei�lEP�T FOR �IDS:
SANI TARY JEt�JER I`IAI N i�tPAI R— CHANIVEL �OAD : PRO—
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Resolution No. 43-1977 adopted
EP�aINEERIPJG ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized
f�ECEIVING i31D APS1� �iWARDItdG CONTRACT F0� SANITARY J�WER
�ACUUM t�UMP ��ID �PENItJG 4/�I77)� � . . � � . � � . � . . . 2� — 20 �
Bid awarded to Flexible Pipe arrd Tool Company
ENGINEERING ACTION (3EEDED: Inform company af bid award .
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Tabled to future meeting
ACTION PdEEDED: Review St. Louis Park and other similar ordinances and
bring back information to City Council
LteENSES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ZZ—L�I
Approved
ACTIOt� tdEEDED: Issue licenses
�LAI �'iS � � � � . � � � . � . � . . . � . . . . � � � � . . � 23
Approved plus C1aim froinCity Attorney for work done
on Revenue Bond Issue
ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims
ESTIMATES. . � � � . � . � . � � . . . . . . . . . � . . � . Z� — Z4 F
Approved
A�TION P�EEDED: Pay estimates
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ADDED AGENDA I7EMS:
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Consideration of a Resolution Opposing House File 805 Relating to
Supervisors and Confi�ential Ernployees Being Represented by the
Same Ernployee Organization or �nion as Represenis fdon-Supervisory
or No�-Confidential Emp1oyees
Council adopted Resolution #44-1977 apposing H.F. 805 by four to one vote.
ACTION NEEDED: Forward certified copies of Re'solution to legislatars
Discussion - Vote 76
Councilwoman Kukowsl:i reported on meeting
Cammunication from T�m Ptaas and�7 ather youny people requesting
park near Old Ce��tral Highway 65 and P-lississippi Street
Letter directed ta Counci1man Schneider
Letter received 6y Council. Councilman Schneider
wi11 respond
ACTION NE€DED: Refer communication to Park and Recreation Commission
for discussion
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Fr�II�LEY CITY CvUtyCIL —��GULA� i��E�TIs�lG —�aP��IL l�, 1977 — 7:30 P.i-1,
PLEDGE OF �LL��IA��CE;
RQLL C��LL:
PRESEf'�TaTIO��S :
PRESENTATIOi� OF PROPOSAL FOR i�EW FLAG POLE FOR THE
FRIDLEY CIVIC CENTER BY THE FRID�EY �'�F�E`I�, POST 3�3
PRESENJTATION OF CERTIFICATE QF INCORP�RATION OF
r'FR I DLEY YOtJTH ORGAfV I ZAT I ON� I NC �'� TO FR IDLEY YOU i H
ORGAPJIZ,�TION i�EPRESENTATIVES
P��CLi�►�i,qT I G�e �
PROC LA I M I NG ,��PR I L 24� - 3O, 1�77 as
°'VOLUNTEER i�ECOGNITION t�jEEK"
FZIDLEY �EGUL;� �°iEtTI��G, �',P�IL 13, 1977
APPR�V�L OF i�Ii`iUTES:
i�EGU�AR t�iEETING, ►�iARCH �1, ly7%
�EGULAR I`iEETING, APRIL �, 1�77
AD�PT I �:�� �F ; G��dD� :
OPEe'� F��Ui`�►, V I S I T�F�S :
(CONSIDERATIOiJ OF ITEMS NOT ON t�iGENDA -�.� i`�1NiJTES)
Pt1�LI C FE�; `I ���,GS :
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CONT I NtJED PUBL I C IiEAR I NG ON riEfVEWAL �fV-JALE LI G?UOR
LICENSE FOR GEORGE �� i�JICKLOW, ��ORGE IS IN FRIDLEY,
S�ZO �.AST i�IVER i�OAD � � � � � � � � � � . � � � � � � � . � 1 - 1 1�
F�I�LEY ►;E�i1L�i; f�1EETI��1G, r�PE-tIL 18, 1°77
P��E 3
OLD li'US I:�JESS ; � �
CONSIDERATION OF ��EQUEST F02 VARI�iNCES T� �iLLOW
CONSTRUCTION OF A%—li STORE AT %�5�� EAST �IVER
�OAD; ��C�E. CORPORATION C�ABLED L,/4/77)� � � � � . � . . . Z
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�ONSIDERATION OF �XPENDITURE OF FUi�iDS i0 IidITIA7C
A SURVEY TO �JETERi� I fJE C0��1��1i1N I CAT I ON �-�EEDS FOR T{�E
CITY OF FRIDLEY (TABLED �I�r��%) � � � � . � � . . . . � . , . 3 ' 3 B
CONSIDERATION OF SECQND PEADING OF AN ORDINANCE
�iMENDING CHAPTER %O3 SNOWA90BILES, SECTION %OS.U�I,
�PERATION AND �ELETING SECTION %U3.t��2 � � � � � � � . � � . 4 — 4 t�
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F�ZIDLEY �EGULAF (��IEETI�dG, APRIL 1�, 1J77
OL� ��SI;�:ESS (CO;�TI6'�IiED)
P�►GE �
CONSIDERATION OF SECOND �EADING OF AN ORDINANCE '
ESTABLISHIiJG CHAPTER 5O% OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE
ENTITLED "TAVERN tNTERTAINP1E(VT`� AND i�EPEALING
CHAPTER 60�� ENTITLED �'TAVERN`� c7F THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
CITY CODE � � � � � � � � � � � � . � � � � . � . � � . � � . 5 — 5 F�
�JE'�,� �US I �d�SS :
CONSIDERATION OF FIftST �EADING OF AN ORDINAiVCE
ESTABLISNIlVG CHAPTER 511 O.F TNE CITY GODE OF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY EtvTITLED TRAFFIC, SHOPPI(VG CENTERS� ..�. C'��
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST KEADING OF A�i ORDINANCE
��MENDING CHAPTER �i�� ENTITLEll CABLE TELEVISION
FRANCNI SE � � . , . . � � � . � . � � � � . � � . � . � . . . � — % �
FRIllLEY �E�UL��� iiE�TIiJ�, ►�P��IL ld, 1977
P�ut �
��JE►�� Bt1SI��ESS (CCiJTIS�U���)
COiVSIDERATION OF FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P�S� �-`%%-01,
ARNAL ADDITION, BY �iRNOLD AND ALVAN TOEWS; GEPJERALLY
LOCATED AT �101 As�TO�� AVENUE I� � �. � . � � � � � � . � � � � . �
CONSIDERATION OF �EAPPROVAL �F FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION
P�$� ����-��, �iEATHER ii I LLS 3RD �1DD I T I ON BY f i I KE
0'�ANNON, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 9 - 9 �
CONSIDERATION OF �EVOCATIOfJ OF SPECTAL L1SE PERf�1IT
SP �;7�-��, LE ;oY ��ALUPTZQK: 11�� 73�z ;`�v�ivu� i� � �. . , , . , 10 - 1� C
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F�Ii�LEY nEGULA° fiEETIiJ�, kP��iL la, 1°77
��E��d BUSI;�ESS (CG�'JTIi`�UE�)
�ECEIVING THE i�iIt�lUTES OF THE PLAt�NI1VG i3OMf�1ISSI0N
1`�IE�T I NG OF APR I L b, 1977 � � � � � � � . . � � . . . � � � �
1. Certif�ed Mobile Homes, SP #77-01; 7625 Viron Rd..... 11D-11F & 11K
Planninq Comm. Recommendat�on: Approve with
stinulations
Council Action Required: Consideration of recomr��endation
', 2. T. Brickner, L.S. �77-03; 1671 Camelot Lane f�.E...... 11F 9,� 11L
Planning Comm. Recommendation: Approve
Council Action Required: Consideration of recommendation
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3. Intersection of 53rd and Central Avenue �J.E.......... liG & i1M
Planninq Comm. Recommendation: Approved P.lan °B"
Council Action Required: Consideration of recommendation
P��� s
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REC�IVING THE i�IINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL
$ERVICE �OMMISSTON I`�EETING OF APRIL b, 1�77� . . . . . � � � IL - ll a
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(�E6J BUSI,�ESS (CONTIi�rUED)
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CONSIDERATION OF IMPROVEMENT AT 1315 I�ILLCREST PER-
TA I N I NG TO i�RA I NAGE PROBLE�1 � � . � . . � � � � . � . � . � � 13 - 13 D
CONSIDEF�ATION OF INSTALLATION OF STREET LIGHT ON
��EADOWt�lOOR E �R I VE � , , . � � � . . � � � � � . � � � � . � . 14 - �.� E
CONS I DERAT I ON OF ;��PPROVAL OF C�P�IMUN I CAT I ON TO
CO;�tMISSIONER OF THE I��lINfVESOTA �JEPARTf�`iEiVi OF
TRANSPORTATION ItJ 'r�EGARD TO f�INNESOTl� l�EPARTf�1ENT
OF TRANSPORTATION PLAN. � � � � � � � � • � � � � � � � � • 1� ` 1� �
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ir'E�; BUSIi'�ESS (CGi�lTIi��U��)
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�ONSID�RATION OF i�EAPPROVAL OF t�ESOLUTION �F3o-1977 -
� Ii �tESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR 2EDUCED �';ATER I�ATES FOK
SENIOR �ITIZENS � � � � � � � � � � . � , � � � � . � � � � , 16
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CONS I DERAT I t�N OF A�ESGLUT I 0�� G�RDER I NG I P1PROVEMENT OF
' PLANS AND URDERING �iDVERTIScMENT FOR ?IDS: �uATER,
SA(�lITl�RY SEI^�ER ,4ND STORP1 SE'vJER Ii�1pROVEt�1EJVT �ROJECT ���.��.� �. 1� - 17 l3
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CREEK ��OAD FF�OM CENTRAL ;'�VEfd"t1E 'TO STINSON iOULEVARD
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F�Il�LEY REGUL�R P-1EETIid�, !�PRIL 1�, 1977
i��E�'d �USI;�ESS tCC;��TI[`;U�L>
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CONS IDERAT I ��V OF A RESOLiJT I ON URDER I NG I P�IPROVEMENT,
APPROVAL OF PLAfvS AND ORUERING ADVER'fISEf�IEfdT FOP '�'iIDS:
SAN I TARY JE�'JER I'IA I N i�EPA I R— CHAIVNEL �OAD � PRO—
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MINNESOTA VOLUNTEER RECOGiVITI0t�1 ;��EEK, '�77
the people of Fridley and '�innesota believe in helnin� others to a better
life bv beinc� involved in resr_onsiole and meaningful volunteer work; and
volunteers renresent all anes, ec�nor�ic, educational and ethnic back-
grounds; and
today one out of every tN�o f�innesotans is r�aking a aif� of time, talent
and energy in some form of volunieer service; and � .
these freely given r.ifts are provinq to be a vital and valuable resource;
and �
WHEREP,S: volunteerism is increasinqiy recognized as�a central partner with qovern-
ment an� industry by extending services and �ro�rams beyond bud�etry
constraints; and � '
t�HEREAS: volunteers have clearl,y demonstrated a c�ri!ritment to the well-being of
others, and throuah their demonstrated ccncern for others, nrove assurance
for the future �ual i t,y of 1 i fe i n"1i nnesota ; and
� bIHEREAS: we are uraing aii citizens to join in the challenae and fulfillment
of vol unteer wor,c and rean tl�e ri ch rewards that come fror� hel pi ng others
as well as from ir��roving one's skills and wridenina one's horizons;
' PJ01,1, THEREFORE, I wish to honor and to than!; the �+edicated vol unteers of Fridl ey by
�roclair�inc� the week of P.nril 24 - 3�, 1977 as
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VOLUNTEER RECOrNITION !�EEK
in Fridley and ur�e all citizens to join with r�e in exnressin5
' appreciation to �hese cenerous citizens who �ave given t"e greatest
gift of ali--the c�ift of self.
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IN WITNESS IJHEREOF, I have seL r�y hand and
caused t!�e Seal o� the Ci �y o.f Fridle.y to
be affixed ihis 1Fth day of Rpril, 1977.
',�tI LTAM J. NEE, P�AYOR
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THE MINUTES Of THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF MARCH 21, 1977
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The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of March 21, 1977 was called to order
at 7:38 P.M. by Mayor Nee.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL: ,
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik,
Councilman Schneider, and Councilwoman Kukowski.
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEBRUARY 14, 1977:
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Namernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 28, 1977:
MOiION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Schr,eider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
RE6ULAR MEETING OF MARCN 7, 1977:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the minutes as presented, with the
stipulation that the tape for this meeting be preserved. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Nee requested an item be added, "Cansideration of a Request From the Springbrook
Nature Foundation Regarding City f�ailing."
Councilwoman Kukowski requested an item, "Discussion of the Teen Center" be added.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
OPEN FORUM, VISITORS:
There was no response from the audience on this item.
OLD BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF A VARIANCE REQUEST BY BFRKELEY PUMP, 181 ELY STREET N.E.
TABLED 3/7/J7 :
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, outlined eight recommendations which the Staff felt
minimized some of the concerns expressed by the Councilmembers.
There were as follows: (1) Applicant would install a four foot cyclone fence along
the length of the property on the west side for about 325 feet; (2) Building setback
would be varied from 100 feet to 83 feet for the front yard and from 25 feet to 15
feet for the rear ard• (3) L d
y , an scaping and berming would be installed with the new �
building constructian; (4) Sprinkler system for the buildirig; (5) Sprinkler sys',-,em
for the lawns (6) Existing storage area would only be used on a temporary basis and no
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� material would be stored higher than the existing fence; (7) Land coverage be not
- ; more than 35% for the total structures on new northerly parcel; and (8) All of the property
� be under one ownership and if the owner wishes to sell any portion, it would require
approval of the City Council.
Mr. Qureshi felt consideration should be given for granting the variance, if the above
requirements are met.
Mr. Snead, representing Berkeley Pump, indicated the requirements would be acceptable
to their company and they have compromised to hopefully obtain approval of the
variance.
Councilman Fitzpatrick questioned the coverage of 35% of the lo� which Mr. Qureshi
stated represents coverage of the newly acquired property. Councilman Fitzpatrick
�, also questioned the outside storage being used on a temporary basis. Mr. Snead stated
there may be a need, from time to time, to use the outside storage �vhen they become
' overcrowded with stock. The outside storage would then be used on a temporary basis
until there is an adjustment in their stock levels.
Mr. Snead stated in reference to Item 6 regarding the storage area, he understands this
refers to the storage area presently existing which would be used only on a temporary
basis, if needed. He wished to clarify, howevar, this would not prevent outside
j storage in another area, if the requirements of the City Code are met.
! Cduncilman Fitzpatrick stated he felt it was understood the storage area referred to
in the recommendation is the existing storage by the street and present building.
, MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the Appeals
Commission and approve the variance request from Berkeley Pump for a variance from
, 100 feet to 83 feet in the front yard and a variance from 25 feet to 15 feet in the
rear yard, subject to the petitioners aqreement with the eight recor�nendations outlined
; by the City Staff. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P.S. #76-05, INNSBRUCK N�RTH REP
Mayor Nee stated this item had been tabled on December 20, 1976 to allow for future
negotiations between the developer and the Townhouse Association, who had raised
objections to this replat.
Councilman Schneider stated he has contacted Mr. Lindstrom, President of the Townhouse
Association, and received information that, at this point, no agreement has been reached
between the Association and the developer.
Mr. Tom Colber � Assistant Engineer, stated the developer has been contacted and he
indicated he wished to withdraw his request, since no agreement has been reached with
the Townhouse Association.
Mayor Nee explained this request was a plat revision proposed by the developer and
met with opposition by the Townhouse Association as it would encroach upon public land.
Councilman Schneider stated he understands the developer has agreed to sell some
townhouses with two garages, with the understanding when he gets to the .5th.. Addition,
he will request to replat some additional land.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to deny the request from the Darrel A. Farr Development
Corporation, P.S. #76-05, for replat of Innsbruck North 3rd Addition. Seconded by
' Councilwoman Kukows ki. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
i carried unanimously.
Mr. John Lindstrom, President of the Townhouse Association, stated the Townhouse
Association's objection to this replat. He indicated the Association wishes to deny
the Farr Corporation the ability to build more garages than were platted, as it would
' encroach on public land. He stated the developer has sold a dwelling unit with two
� garages although only one garage was allowed for each dwelling unit. He explained this
shifts the problem as the developer will have to move the garages from B}ock 5 to Block 6,
etc., so when he builds to the end of the 3rd Addition, it would be necessary to take
some land from the 5th Addition for garages and againthe problem of encroachment comes
, into focus.
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He stated the Board of Directors of the Townhouse Association passed a reso]ution and
the C�ty will receive a copy and requested this resolution be filed so when this problem
again arises, the resolution will be on record.
ORDINANCE N0. 642 - ESTABLISHINr, CHAPTER 505 OF THE FRIDLEY CI
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ENTITLED 'BICYCLE
Mr. Qureshi stated the fee for impounded bic,ycles has been removed since the first
reading and the wording added that the Police Department shall make a reasonable
effort to contact the owner.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the second reading of the ordinance
adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded byCouncilman Schnedier.
Councilman Schneider felt the third paragraph under Section 5Q5.07 shouid be changed
� from "Bicycle lanes" to "Bikewa,y/Walkway lanes" and add "and/or pedestrians" to the
end of this sentence. The third paragraph tivould then read as follows: "Bikeway/Walkway
lanes, which are separate and distinct areas of the roadway marked and set aside for
' use by bicyclists and/or pedestrians."
� MOTION by Councilman Schneider to amend the with the amendment of the third paragraph
of Section 505.07 as stated. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote> all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
UPON A VOICE VOTE ON THE MOTION TO ADOPT ORDINAf�CE N0. 642 Establishing Chapter 505
of the Fridley City Code Entitled "Bicycle Regulations" and Repealing the Present
Chapter 505 Entitled "Bicycle Registration" in its Entirety,as amended, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimbusly.
NEW BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF FINAL APPROVAL JF INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BOND ISSUE--$],500,000 FOR
SAFETRAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION PROJECT
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TION N0. 23-1977 - AUTtiORIZING THE SALE AND ISSUANCE OF INDUSTRIAL D
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Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he has reviewed the lease and bond papers and would
, recommend the Council consider the adoption of this resolution. He stated, if plans
proceed as proposed, all payments will be made or the lease and the bonds will eventually
be retired. If this did not happen, it is understood the revenue produced from the
; project �s pledged to pay the bonds and the City itself will not be liable. Ne
explained a lot split and variance will be necessary and representatives of Safetran
� will be making application for these items.
Mr. Don LaVor, Production Manager and Project Engineer, explained Safetran would be
adding 72,000 square feet to their existing building. He stated they were conscious
of the energy conservation and their proposed heating system would have two iarge water
storage tanks underground with electric boilers. These boi7ers wiil be used to heat
the water in the tanks during the electric company's off-peak hours.
� f Two Onan generators will be added in order to have their own source of power, when
� necessary. Mr. LaVor further explained their system wii.l be designed so that solar
� panels could be used at some future date. With the expansion, Mr. Lavor indicated
they expect to eventually hire about 100 new employees.
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a tax exempt status on the bonds.
MOTION by Councilman Schnaider to adopt Resolution No. 28-1977 Authorizing the Sale
and Issuance of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds Under the Minnesota Municipal
Industrial Development Act to Finance a Project Thereunder, Secured by Payments to be
Received Pursuant to a Lease and a Mortgage of the Project and a Pledge and Assignment.
of the City's Interest in the Lease and Pa,yments Thereunder to a irustee, and Designating
the City Representative for the Project. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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� MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to execute
- � the necessary documents in conjunction with the Industrial Revenue Bonds. Seconded
� by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, Mayor Nee declared the
; motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Tom Colber� Assistant Engineer, reauested the Council consider final plat approval
on Subdivision P.S. �76-12, Target Addition as filed by Pop Shoppes of America, Inc.
He stated approval was recorranended with the following stipulations: (1) Agreement
and/or easements shall be executed for the street, utility and drainage easement
prior to recording the plat; (2) Access road adjacent to the West side of the plat,
on the Target Parking lot, would be constructed with development of the Pop Shoppes,
including pured in-place concrete curbing, surfacing and landscaping; (3) Concrete
curbing adjacent to the lots South of Pop Shoppes to be insta1led upon development, but in
no case, later than September, 1979; (4} The remainder of the Target parking lot,
includir.g landscapinq, poured concrete curbing and parking aisle treatment would be
completed on a scheduled basis no later than September, 1979 and a landscape plan is
is to be received prior to the recording of the plat; and (5) A performance bond, payable
to the City, is to be executed covering the cost of the access road and parking lot
improvements, to be enforceable for the improvement schedule time period.
Mr. Colbert stated the City has requested the addition of permanent draina4e and
utility easements to protect the water mains and any future drainage problems and
Dayton-Hudson Corporation was in agreement with all the stipulations.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the Final P1at Subdivision P.S. #76-12,
Target Addition as filed by Pop Shoppes of America, Inc., with the stipulations as
outlined above. Seconded by Councilw�man Kukowski. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
HEARING ON BARTEPIDER'S LICENSE FOR MICHAEL W. PENDY, GEORGE IS IN FRIDLEY RESTAURANT:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to open the hearing on consideration of a bartender's
license for Michael Pendy. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the hearing
opened at 8:35 P.M.
Officer Duncan of the Fridley Police Department presented the findings of the Police
Department relative to Mr. Pendy's application for a bartender's license. He stated,
in the application for this license, Mr. Pendy failed to answer questions regarding
the item on arrests. He was then contacted and Mr. Pendy stated he had been arrested
once in Brooklyn Park. The Police Department, in continuing their investigation,
contacted the Brooklyn Park Police Department. Their records indicated Mr. Pendy had
been arrested in Brooklyn Park for obstructing legal process and resisting arrest.
Officer Duncan stated this information has been submitted in letter form to Public
Safety Director, Jim Hill.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, suggested copies of this letter be made available to
the Councilmembers and to Mr. Pendy, if he so desires a copy.
Officer Duncan continued to explain the circumstances resulting in Mr. Pendy's arrest
which involved a domestic situation where Mr. Pendy's wife signed a complaint and
Police Officers were sent to Mr. Pendy's residence. As a result of incidences which
took place when the officers arrived, Mr. Pendy was arrested and charged with
obstructing legal process and resisting arrest.
Mayor Nee question how thie information relates to the City Ordinance: Officer Duncan
explained the ordinance requires Mr. Pendy to obtain a bartender's �icense to dispense
liquor in the City, and a background check is required.
Mayor Nee questioned if the ordinance prohibits the employment of a person with
such a record as Mr. Pendy's.
Officer Duncan stated it may indicate�to him the problem Mr. Pendy had with the Brooklyn
Park Police Department could be contributed to the consumption of alcohol and being
a bartender at an establishment may lead to a similar situation.
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Mr. Pendy stated it was an oversight on his part in not filling out the portion of
the application relating to arrests. He stated the facts leading to his arrest
involved a personal domestic problem. Ne indi�ated the Brooklyn Park Police report
does not say he was intoxicated, but that there was a smell of alcohol. He stat2d,
at the time of the arrest, he was having family problems and the charge was dropped by
his wife.
' He indicated he had no intentions of hiding the fact he was arrested and the Brooklyn
Park Police Officers were trying to enter his apartment, while he was willing to talk
' with them in the hallway. He stated he meant no harm to the Police Officers and while
they were trying to move him away from the door, he was choked; and in attempting to
! get air, did shove a Police Officer.
Mr. Pendy stated his previous work background which was at Johnsiville Meat Packing
and at University Park as a bouncer and also a bartender.
Mr. Anthony Nicklow, representing George Is In Fridley, stated he has had no problems
with Mr. Pendy since his employment, he gets along well with the customers, is prompt,
and he is pleased with his work.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt there was a difference in circumstances whereby they are
considering a bartender's license for someone who is already employed in the field
' vs. considering a license for someone who wants to enter the field.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Council-
woman Kukowski.
Motion was ruled out-of-order by Mayor Nee since it was not asked if other persons in
the audience had any comments.
Councilman Schneider questioned Mr. Pendy if he was in complete control of his
senses ai the time of his arrest. Mr. Pendy indicated he tiad been drinking, and was not
in complete control or else he would be in this predicament.
1 ; Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated, in discussing this matter with Mr. Hill, he indicated
� one of his concerns was that apparently Mr. Pendy had showed a propensity for violence;
and coupied with the fact that the application was not completed, felt he could not
recommend the granting of th� license. Therefore, it is before the Council for a hearing.
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not be allowed to persons who may not be able to control their temper, particularly
in a bartender's job.
Mr. Pendy stated, when he was working for Spring Lake Park at University Park, he
cooperated with the Police Department in keeping down disturbances in the bar. He
suggested the Spring Lake Park Police Department be contacted. Officer Duncan
indicat�d a check would be made with his former employers and the Spring Lake Park
Police Depar�tment and information received would be furnished to Mr. Pendy and the
Council.
M�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to continue this hearing to the next regular Council
meeting. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Hamernik asked Mr. Nicklow from George Is In Restaurant if it was common
f practice for them not to require their bartenders to obtain a license if they were
� � hired in the middle of the year. Mr. Nicklow stated he was not aware they had to be
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CONSID[RATION OF FIRST READING OF ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE:
This ordinance was discussed by the Council with various questions raised on several
sections of the ordinance. Some of the questions raised were on kennels, distance of
dog runs from building structures, number of animals being kept at a residence which
constitute a kennel, and incentive for neutering of animals, which is not included
or part of the ordinance at this time. •
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to discuss this ordinance at the Conference Meeting
on March 28, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
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Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6750 Monroe Street, commented on Section 302.03, Nuisance, Items
4 and 6 of the ordinance.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
Mr. Herrick suggested the Animal Control Officer be present at the Conference Meeting
to answer any questions the Council may have regarding this ordinance.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNINC, GOMMISSION MEETIN(; OF MARCH 9, 1977:
Councilman Schneider raised the point of advising residents, when receiving a notice
of public hearing on plats, that if the plat is approved, it could result in assess-
ments to their property.
He cited the case of the Deleier Addition plat where he felt residents were unaware this
plat would result in assessments to their property. Councilman Schneider indicated he
did not want to put the Planning Commission in the position of answering questions on
assessments, but felt residents should be aware there may be an assessment involved.
The City Attorney, Mr. Nerrick, suggested possibly the notice of hearing before the
Council could contain information to this effect.
The City Manager, Mr. Qureshi, indicated if this is a concern on the Council's part
and they feel strongly, information to indicate the plat may result in assessments
� could be contained in the hearing notices before the Council. This matter will be
handled by the City administration.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission Pteeting
. of March 9, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting
� aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CHARTER COMPIISSION MEETINr, OF FEBRUARY 15, 1977:
MOTION by Councilman HamernTk to receive the minutes of the Charter Commission Meeting
of February 15, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVIPJG THE MINUTES OF THE CABLE TELEVISION COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 24, 1977:
The Council received the minutes of the Cable Television Commission Meeting of February
24, 1977 and considered the recommendation from the Corrmission to send a staff repre-
sentative to the Nation Convention in Chicago, April 17 - 20, 1977.
Councilman Hamernik questioned the function of the Nation Cable Television Association.
Mr. John Bjergen, from General Television, explained the National Association deals
with shows, productions, some engineering developments, and new merchandise on the
market. He f21t it was industrial related, but would give a person an opportunity
to talk with others involved in cable television.
Councilman Schneider questioned if there was a similar association more consumer oriented
and Mr. Bjergen stated he was not aware of any others at this time.
Mr. Nerrick, City Attorney, felt it may be helpful to obtain an agenda for this
convention for the staff's review.
Al1 Councilmembers felt it would be beneficial to send a staff representative to this
convention.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Cable Television Commission
Meeting of February 24, 1977. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Nee stated the Cable Television Commission reuqested a meeting with the Council
on March 30, 1977 and all Councilmembers indicated this was acceptable to them.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE POLICE CTVIL SERVICE COMh1ISSI0N MEETING OF FEBRUARY 9, 1977:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the Police Civil Service Commission Minutes
of February 9, 1977. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting �
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ,
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DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED LEGISLATION REGARDING ELECTIONS (SENATE FILE 350):
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The Council reviewed Senate File No. 350 and the memo received from the City staff
under date of March 17, 1977 regarding this proposed law.
Discussion was held on the points contained in the bill and reference was also made
to the timetable which would put a bind on the City in order to comply.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to table the Council's position on this bill indefinitely.
Seconded by Counc�7woman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declaretl the motion carried unanimously.
It was requested the City staff furnish Councilmembers with the materials submitted
by the League regarding this bill. '
RESOLUTION N0. 29-1977 - EP�DORSING FINANCING PLAN FOR 911 EPIERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
The City Manager, Mr. Qureshi, stated this resolution encourages the Minnesota
Legislature to look on the telephone company gross earnings tax as a source of revenue
for the recurring costs of a state-wide basic 911 emergency telephone system.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 29-1977 Endorsing Financing
Plan for 911 Emergency Telephone System. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the moiion carried unaimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 30-1977 - AUTHORIZFNG COMBINING S70RM SEWER PROJECT #120 WITH REVOLVING
FUND:
Mr. Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director, explained that storm sewer work has been completed
to improve tax forfeit properties in the Marian Hills area in order to make the lots
more saleable. The work was assessed against the benefited property and funds expended
will be returned to the City> when the properties are sold. Mr. Brunsell explained,
because of the size of the project, it is impractical to keep a permanent bond fund;
therefore, adoption of this resolution is requested to combine Storm Sewer Project
No. 120 with the Revolving Fund and to transfer $7,127.58 from the Revolving Fund to
Project No. 120, and to transfer the assessments receivable from Project No. 120 to
the Revolving Fund.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolution No. 30-1977 Authorizing Combining
Storm Sewer Project #120 With Revolving Fund. Seconded by Councilman Schneider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 31-1977 - ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND
ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: SEIdER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT �121:
MOTION by Councilmarr 5chneider to adopt Resolution No. 31-1977 Ordering Improvement and
' Final Plans and Specifications and Estimates of Costs Thereof: Sewer, Water and
Storm Sewer Improvement Project #121. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a
, voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 32-1977 - TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR SANITARY SEWER VACUUM PUMP:
Mr. Tom Colber�, Assistant Engineer, requested the Council to consider adoption of
this resolution to advertise for bids for a sanitary sewer vacuum pump to be used in
maintenance of the sewer system. He stated materials from the manholes is presently
being removed manually and with the purchase of the vacuum pump, it would allow the
' City to more effic�ently ccmplete this work and also do preventative maintenance
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It is estimated the machine would pay for itself within six months, takinq into
account the manhours involved, and would a11ow more time to be spent on the interceptor
lines.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, explained the machine has been checked and the City fee]s,
with the purchase of this equipment, it would allow a high level of maintenance on
the sewer system.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt Resolution No. 32-1977 to Advertise for Bids
for Sanitary Sewer Vacuum Pump. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6750 Monroe Street, felt the City is experimenting with different
types of equipment and first should have the backup materials. He felt the Council
was acting as a quasi-purchasing agent by approving the request for bids.
Mayor Nee indicated the amount of information they had received from the staff concerning
this item, but that Mr. Garaffa's point was well taken.
Mr. Qureshi stated there are a number of new innovations the City is trying to minimize 1
labor costs and the equipment is scrutinized, as Mr. Garaffa suggests.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file in
the License Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousl,y.
CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize payment of Claims No. 401 through 620.
Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Councilman Schneider had a question on the claim numbers. Mr. Brunsell, Finance
Director, stated the check numbers in the agenda are the pre-printed numbers on the checks.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voting aye,�Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
COMMUNICATIONS:
MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: PEDESTRIAPJ OVERPASS AT MISSISSIPPI AND T.H. 47:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the letter from the Minnesota Department of
Transportation regarding the pedestrian overpass at Mississippi Street and T.H. 47.
Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
The City staff was requested to take note of the comments of the Department of
Transportation regarding application through the Metropolitan Council for Federal aid
in construction of an overpass.
REQUEST FROM SPRINGBROOK NATURE FOUP�DATION REGARDING CITY MAILING:
Mayor Nee stated a request was received from the Springbrook Nature Foundation for
permission for them to include a flyer, with the City mailing, to advertise their
lecture series.
Mayor Nee stated Springbrook Nature Foundation would pay any costs to include this flyer.
Springbrook Nature Foundation felt the advertising would promote greater ticket sales
and increase the revenue to the Foundation.
Mayor Nee stated, because past practices have limited this mailing strictly to City
information, the City Manager felt guidelines would be necessary if this mailing was
allowed. This item, therefore, is before Council for their action.
Mr. Qureshi indicated he would like clear direction from the Council, if they wish
to approve this mailing, so that they would know how to proceed. He felt, if this
mailing was approved, many other requests may be received resulting in a large volume of
materials being sent with the City mailing and thereby reducing the effectiveness of
City mailing.
Councilman Fitzpatrick didn't feel many organizations would pursue this method of
mailing because of the costs.
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Councilman Schneider felt there is concern on how to get people involved and how to
communicate and felt this would help communications. He shared the City Manager's
concern about losing the effectiveness of the City mailing, but felt it would not be
used extensively because of the cost.
The C�ty Attorney, Mr. Herrick, suggested possibly some space might be set aside �
in the City publication for organizations to announce upcoming events taking �
place within the next several months. �
MO7ION by Councilman Hamernik to direct the City staff to contact the Springbrook I
Nature Foundation and in this particular instance, they be allowed to mail their flyer i
with the City mailing> if they wish to pay for all costs involved; and further, the �
City staff be instructed to investigate the suggestion of the City Attorney for a ;
community ca7endar in the City publication which would include notices of public events ;
for non-profit organizations only, and be limited to one notice of an event per organization. ;
Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee j
declared the motion carried unanimously. �
DISCUSSION - TEEN CENTER: �
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Teen Center is not able to accept the position. She indicated they are hoping to �
find a Director as soon as possible. �
Councilwoman Kukowski also requested the staff to cfieck into the installation of a j
telephone at the Teen Center. �
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MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilwoman i
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried i
unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of March 21, 1977 �
adjourned at 10:30 P.M. ±
Respectfully submitted,
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Secretary to the City Council
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The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of April 4, 1977 was called to
order at 7:32 p.m. by Mayor Nee.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Piedqe of A1legiance to the Flag.
ROLL CAlL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilwoman Kukowski, Mayor Nee, Councilman Schneider,
Councilman Hamernik, and Councilman Fitzpatrick
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
PRESENTATIOM OF CERTIFICATION APPRECIATION:
Mayor Nee presented certificates of appreciation to the following persons who had served
on City Commissions:
David Harris - Parks and Recreation Commission
' Thomas Sullivan - Environmental Quality Commission
Harvey 4lager - Parks and Recreation Commission
, Barbara Nughes - Cable Te7evision Commission
; Wil7iam Forster - Community Deve]opment Commission
David Narris, Thomas Sullivan, and Harvey Wagar were present at the meeting to receive
their certificates. Barbara Hughes and William Forster were not in attendance at the
meeting,
Mr. Harris thanked the Mayor for the certificate of appreciation ard stated he had
the opportunity to serve the citizens of Fridiey for the last 16 years either as an
appointed representative or member of the City Council.
Mr. Harris indicated he was disappointed and disturbed, not from the standpoint of
not being chosen for re-appointm�nt to the Parks and REcreation Commission, but
concerned about the article which appeared in the Fridley Sun regarding organized
sports activities. He feit the Council should realize the important function of
persons a�ho serve in organized youth activities and their contribut9on made to the City.
He stated there is concern among these groups about the emphasis to be p7aced on
non-oryanized activities and the attitude of the Council in this regard, He felt he
diligently served on the Parks and Recreation Commission by faithfully attending the
meetings and was thankful for the opportunity.
APPROVAL OF MINUTE�:
PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF MARCH 14,i477:
Councilman Schneider indicated on Page, the second to the last paragraph, the typing
error should be corrected changing "work" to "word".
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the minutes of the Public Hearing Meeting
of March 14, 1977 with the above correction. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon
a voice vote, ali voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy.
OPEN FORUM, VISITORS:
Councilman Hamernik introduced Miss Stacy Patton of 6820 Brookview Drive, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Patton, who won the Little Miss Minnesota Contest, Petite Division.
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Councilman Hamernik stated she was in competition with 68 other contestants and by
winning this title she will compete in the national competition.
Stacy showed the Council the trophies she had won in this contest.
RECEIVING PETITION N0. 2-1977 REQUESTION INSTALLATION OF A BARRIER ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
NIGHWAY 694:
Ms. Marlene Knight, 690 - 57th Avenue N.E., stated she wished to bring to the Council's
attention the excessive noise on the north side of I-594 since barriers were installed
on the south side of the freeway. She felt residents of her area are subjected to
excessive noise since the installation of the barriers, and requested decibel readings
be taken on the north side of the freeway. She further stated she has a petition from
residents in her area.
Councilman Schneider stated he has contacted Senator Schaaf with regard to this problem
and his indication was there may be a possible moratorium on new barrier construction.
Senator Schaaf suggested Mr. Jim Harrington of the State Departrnent of Transportation
be contacted.
Mr. Dick Sobiech, Public Works Director, indicated staff is working with the State
regarding this matter and we were advised that decibel readings were taken prior to
construction of the barrier; however, the City is now waiting for further data from
the State.
Mayor Nee indicated staff will pursue this matter, as will the Council, but it would
not be possible this evening to give Ms. Knight an answer to their problem.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive Petition No. 2-1977 presented by Ms. Knight.
Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Councilman Hamernik stated he would like to add two items. Under "New Business,"
after Item 14, "Consideration of an Ordinance Establishing Chapter 607 of the Fridley
City Code Entitled Tavern Entertainment" and the second item to be added at the
end of the agenda "Discussion of a Bicycle Patrol".
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF BARTENDER'S LICENSE FOR MICHAEL W. PENDY, GEORGE IS IN FRIDLEY
CONTINUED FROM MARCH 21, 1977 :
Officer Duncan of the Fridley Police Department stated Mr. Pendy's former employer
was contacted and he indicated there were no incidences of violence while Mr. Pendy
was in their employment in Spring lake Park. Ne further stated the Chief of Police
in Spring Lake Park did not personally know Mr. Pendy; and therefore, no information
was available from the Spring Lake Park Police Department.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, indicated he discussed this matter with Mr. Jim Hill and
they are in agreement with a recommendation to the Council.
Mr. Herrick stated, at the last meeting, the representatives of 6eorge's in Fridley
and Mr. Pendy were advised this matter would be continued to this date.
Since neither Mr. Pendy nor representatives of George's were present, he felt they
had no further comments to make and it would be in order to close the hearing.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Herrick stated this recorr�nendation consists of three items as follows:
1. Both the owner and the applicant, Mr. Pendy, be given written reprimands from the
City administration. The owner for failing to make application at the time
specified in the ordinance; and Mr. Pendy for failing to property complete the
application and indicate to the City that he had a prior arrest record.
2. A conditional license be granted to Mr. Pendy, conditioned in such a way that
if there is another occurrence of a similar event within the next year, this
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would be grounds for the City to cancel the license and terminate his employment
in the City as a bartender.
3. It is suggested the City administration correspond with ali the iiquor license
, holders and specifically advise them it is their responsibility to get these
, applications submitted within the time stated in the ordinance, when they hire
new individuals for these types of jobs.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the liquor establishments have been advised they
have to obtain a license, as specified in the ordinance.
MOTION by Councilwanan Kukowski to accept ihe City Attorney and Mr. Niil's recommendations
No. 1 and 2 as indicated above. Seconded by Councilman Schneider.
Councilman Hamernik questioned if there wasn't some way for better enforcement of the
ordinance.
Mr. Herrick suggested suspension of a license for failure to comply with the ordinance,
but he would not recommend it in this situation since it is the first time the matter
has come to the Council's attention. He felt if a letter has gone out advising aii
license holders of the ordinance requirement and if the matter again comes before the
Council, it would be in order to suspend a license.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
RECELVbNG THE MINUTES OF THE RLANNING CO!'lMISSION MEETIN6 OF MARCH 23, 1977:
MOTION by Councilwoma� Kukowski to receive the Planning Corr�nission minutes of March
23, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
C. R. MISTALSKI; SP.V �77-01, 5801 6TF{ STREET:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to set a public hearing regarding this item for
May 9, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all votir.g aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES OF MARCH 15, 1977:
The Council received the above minutes and considered the following item:
7-11 STORE, 7899 EAST RIVER ROAD:
Mayor Nee stated the Appeals Commission failed to make a recommendation as a vote
on the motion resulted in a 2- 2 tie.
� Mr. Dick Sobiech explained this request is for a number of variances to allow
construction of a commercial establishment at the intersection of 79th Way and
East River Road. He pointed out the property is surrounded on three different
sides by public right-of-ways. Variances would be needed to reduce the required
setback from East River Road, 79th Way and Lincoln Street, plus other variances
involving side yard� rear yard, boundary and parking lot requirements.
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', on the request received in 1975 for this propert,y.
In discussing the possible rezoning of the property from C-2S to C-1, it was noted,
if the rezoning was petitioned for and approved, it would reduce the number of
variances from six to four.
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C-2S zoning, and if the property was rezoned to C-1, it would reduce the number
of variances required.
' Councilman Fitzpatrick asked what assurances the City would have the property would
I� ! be rezoned to C-1, if action was taken on the variances. Mr. Sobiech indicated
; no building permits would be issued until the applicant signed the petition for
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proposed is larger than the one prcposed two years ago and there would be an
encroachment on the surrounding properties.
Councilman Schneider indicated he shared Councilman Fitzpatrick's concern on the
encroachment and couldn't see how the variances would serve the public interest.
Mayor Nee stated he did vote for the variances in 1975 with some misgivings,
especially regarding the access to East River Road. He indicated he is not
prepared to vote at this time for any proposal with access to East River Road.
He felt access should be on the side street to serve this parcel.
Mr. Ernst, the applicant for the variances, stated the major concern is the
possibility of rezoning the site. He requested an opportunity to refer this
matter back to the owner of the property to see if the rezoning can be incorporated
with the variance requests and to determine if the access to the property can be
redesigned. Mr. Ernst explained there is a need for access off of East River
Road as the 7-11 store will not develop this property unless they have access
onto East River Road.
Mayor Nee cited the example of Country Kitchen where access is from a side
street as the State Highway Department would not permit access directly from
T.H. 47 or University Avenue. He felt a similar situation would work well for
this property.
Mr. Herrick stated, unless there is an ordinance prohibiting it, they have a
right to have access onto a.street of their choice.
Councilman Schneider stated he did not feel under any obligation to worsen the
situation that now exists.
Mr. Herrick did not feel the Council was under any obligation to approve a
building of the size proposed by the applicant, but no useful service could be
found for the property without some variances. He felt a petition for rezoning
would be in order and Council could then look at the proposal in light of a G-1
zoning classification.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt perhaps the Council should be polled to determine,
if another plan Wd5 submitted, if access would be allowed off of East River Road.
Councilman Hamernik indicated he would be in favor of 9iving the applicant the
option of coming back with another proposal.
Mayor Nee stated he would give consideration to the variances, but would not be
in favor of access off of East River Road.
Councilman Schneider indicated he would be in favor of a reduction in size of
the proposed building.
Councilwoman Kukowski indicated she would favor the rezoning and a smaller building
and would like to see the cut differently on the drivew�ay.
It was the general consensus, after polling the Council, the members were not
opposed to the rezoning, but other concerns were access and the size of the
building.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table this item to the Council meeing of
April 18, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Namernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
COMMUNITY NE!dSPAPER: .
Mr. 8elgum of the Numan Rights Commission appeared before the Council in regard
to obtaining funds from the Council for conducting a survey to determine what
citizens in Fridley want to know to provide for a better system of communication.
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Mr. Belgum stated a student firom the University's School of Journalism, who is
working on her Master's Degree, would conduct the survey and $500 would be needed
for typing, mimeographing and computing the results of the survey. The breakdown
of the costs were as follows: $50, typing and finalizing the interview schedule;
$300, coding for computer; �100, computer time; and $50, mimeographing the final
, report.
Councilman Hamernik stated he had a list of persons serving on the committee.
Several of these persor,s were contacted an� they were unaware of the request made
by Mr. Belgum. He indicated he was opposed to this request as he felt the committee
has not had an opportunity to express their opinion.
Mr. Belgum stated he had contacted all af the persons at some time or other and
from previous conversations with them felt they were interested.
Councilwoman I:ukowski questioned Mr. Belgum whether the committee was aware he
was going to make this request of the Council. Mr. Belgum felt he couldn't answer
this as the problem did not come up and.was not discussed.
Coui�cilwoman Kukowski felt the City does have an official newspaper and didn't
feel she cculd support, with taxpayer's money, a survey to determine if the
citizens are happy with the present newspaper. Councilman Hamernik was in
agreement with Councilwoman Kukowski's statements. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt
the survey might address itself to the question if the communication problem is `
actually a matter of disinterest or whether it is simply dissatisfaction with
the City's present communication media.
Mr. Belgum stated in talking to the people at the School of Journalism, a community
newspaper was discussed and it was then felt a stud�� should be made to determine
what the pecple want.
Councilman Schneider agreed there was a communicat�on problem, but felt if a survey
was conducted the results could be tabulated without a computer. He feit there
was a probl m with the City funding an enterprise in competition with private
enterprise and the City entering into a community newspaper venture. Councilman
fitzpatrick felt some of the negative reaction was reference to a community
newspaper, and indication is what they are really talking about is a survey.
Mr. Herrick indicated the Council should not consider this in terms of a community
' newspaper. He felt if a survey is conducted to obtain citizen's attitudes on
the problems, some of which may be communication, expenditure of this type could
probably be justified relative to using public funds for public purpose.
Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6750 Monroe Street, spoke in favor of a survey being conducted
� to determine what things the people of Fridley wart to know about. He felt a
copy of this survey shauid be pravided to the Sun Newspaper so they would be
aware of whai the needs of the City are and what the citizens want to know.
� Councilwoman Kukowski indicated she would be in favor of tabling this item.
She noted i.he Gommunity Education Public Relations Committee will be meeting
during the week and making a determination on this matter and felt the proposal
should be brought back.
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Seconded by Councilman Schneider.
Councilman Hamernik felt if a survey is done inadequately, it would probably be �
more detrimental than if it was not done at all. He was concerned with the fact
� that the people who have expressed an interest have not had an opportunity to
express their views and make a recommendation. He stated the proposal to go to
, an outside source to have a survey conducted was putting the cart before the horse.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON TNE MOTION, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES OF FEBRAURY 28, 1977:
The Council received the above minutes and considered the following itern:
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USE OF COMMONS PARK BY FIRrFIGHTERS RELIEf ASSOCIATION - JUNE 10 - 12, 1977:
MOTION by Counciiman Namernik to concur with the recor�nendation of the Parks
and Recreation Commission and approve the request and temporary beer license for
the Firefighters Relief Association. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
At this time, Mayor Nee requested Item 9 on the agenda be considered.
ON N0. 35-1977 - PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF $1,115,000 SPEC
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Mr. Robert Ehlers of Ehlers and Associates, Inc., appeared before the Council regarding
this proposed permanent bond issue in the amount of $1,115,000. The bond issue would.
be used partly to refinance temporary special assessment bonds now outstanding and,
in part, finance the 1977 Street Program. .
Mr. Ehlers recommended the City issue the bonds at this time because of the favorable
interest rates and the uncertainty of future interest rates. He stated they see very
little chance for a reduction of interest rates and considerable chance for increased
rates.
Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, indicated the money replaced in the bond redemption funds
can be invested to cover, or possibly more than cover, the interest on the definitive
bonds.
Playor Nee questioned what the City was now earning on the reserves. Mr. Brunsell
replied fram 42 to 7`��rrith an.average of 5% and he felt confident they could earn
more thar 5%.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 35-i977 Providing for the
Issuance and Sale of $1,115,000 Special kssessment Fund Bonds. Seconded by Council-
woman Kukowski. Upon a roll ca11 vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
Mr. Ehlers stated they were looking at a date for the second meeting in May to receive
the bids and the bids would be received at 7:00 p.m. wi±h a report to the Council
at 7:30 p.m., with the Council reserving the right to reject bids.
MQTION by Counciiman Fitzpatrick to approve the agreement with Ehlers and Associates,
Inc. to engage their firm as financial specialists in the sale of the bonds. Seconded
by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to instruct the Ciiy Manager to apply to Moody's
for a bond re-raiing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERRTION OF REAPPROVAL OF DELEIER ADDITION, FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION'P^S^ #76-09,^
JlKttl �rni�rc tirr�wvn� UC1.L1'IULn �v, � ��.
Mr. Dick Sobiech, Public Works Director, explained this is a replat as discussed by
the Council at previous meetings. He indicated the City is following up on the
vacations to which the residents have verbally agreed.
MOTION by Councilman 5chneider to approve the plat. Seconded by Gouncilwoman Kukowski.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 703 SNOWMOBILES,
SECTION 703.021, OPERATION AND DELETING SECTION 703.022:
Mayor Nee asked if anyone in the audience wished this ordinance read. There was no
response or comments from the audience.
This ordinance prohibits the use of snowmobiles on publ4c lands and right-of-ways.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, indicated to the Council it would take time before all
citizens are aware of the ordinance and that operation of snowmobiles on public lands
and right-of-ways would probably not ceaseirrxnediately.
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MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon
first reading. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, al] voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATI�N OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEM TNE CITY QF FRIDLEY AND UNITY HOSPITAL FOR
CERTIFIED EMERGENCY MEDICAL 7ECHNICIANS:
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, explained this agreement with Unity Hospital would provide
for certified Emergency Medica] Technicians to Fridley Firefighters to receive
continuing education through Unity Hospital
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute this
agreement. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ,
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR BRUSH CHIPPER (BID OPENING MARCH 29, 1977):
The Council received the following bids for the brush chipper:
Road Machinery
4901 W. 80th Street
Mpls., MN 55437
Hayden Murphy Equip.
9301 South Bloomington
Mp1s., MN 55420
Charies Olson & Sons
2945 Pillsbury Avenue So.
Mpls., MN
$6,950.00
$5,785.00
$6,492.00
It was recommended by staff the low bid of Hayden Murphy Equipment Company be accepted.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the bids and award the contract to Hayden
Murphy Equipment Company in the amount of 55,785. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 33-1977 - AUTHORIZING AN TNCREASE IN THE GENERAL FUND BUDGET fOR THE
YEAR 1977 SALE OF PARK PROPERTY :
, MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 33-1477 Authorizing an
Increase in the General Fund Budget for the Year 1977. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee dec7ared the motion carried
unammously.
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RESOLUTION N0. 34-1977 - AU7HORIZING AN INCREASE IN THE GENERAL FUND BUDGET FOR 7HE
YEAR 1977 ANTI-RECESSION REVENUE SHARING FUNDS _:
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolution No. 34-1977 Authorizing an Increase
in the General Fund Budget for the Year 1977. SecondEC� by Counciiman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
' RESOLUTTON N0. 36-1977 - PROVIDING FOR REDUCED WATER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS:
� MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolution No. 36-i977 Providing for Reduced
Water Rates for Senior Citizens. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice
, , vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Nee requested ihe Sun Newspaper to call attention to this item in their paper to
inform persons who are eligible.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated a statement could be included with the next water
billing to notify persons who may qua]ify for the reduced water rates. '
RESOLUTION N0. 37-1977 - ORDERING A PUBLIC HEARING TO RECEIVE INPUT PERTAINING TO THE
MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRAfJSPORT TION PLAN:
� ; M�TION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 37-1977 Ordering a Public Hearing
; to Receive Input Pertaining to t�he Minnesota Department of Transportation Plan.
; Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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RESOLUTION N0. 38-1977 REQUESTING APPROPRIATION OF P1SA FllNDS TO CSAH OR TH PROJECT
FRIDLEY ST. 1975-5 :
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 38-1977 Requesting Appropriation
of MSA Funds to CSAH or TN Project. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT fOR STREET IP1PROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1977-1
AND ST. 1977-2 MSAS BID OPENIfdG 3/31l77:
The Council reviewed the following bids received on Street Improvement Project 1977-1
and 1977-2 (MSAS).
N.D.H. Inc. (H & S Asphalt)
5400 Industrial Avenue N.W.
Anoka, MN 55303
Hardrives, Inc.
6eneral Contractors
3630 Harbor Lane N., Suite 216
Mpls., MN. 55441
Bury & Carlson, Inc.
6008 Wayzata Blvd.
Mpls., MN 55415
C.S. McCrossan, Inc.
Box AD
Osseo, MN 55369
Northern Asphalt
11064 Raddison Road N.E.
Mpls., MN 55434
Dunkley Surfacing Company, Inc.
Asphalt Contractor
3737 East River Road
Mpls., MN 55421
Alexander Construction
14561 Johnny Cake Ridge
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Progressive Contractors, Inc.
Box 368
Osseo, MN 55369
$359,876.52
$372,614.50
$382,709.79
$381,157.45
$455,816.10
$375,268.37
$393,575.72
$373,661.80
It was recommended the contract be awarded to the low biddger N.D.H. (H & S Asphalt).
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to award the contract to the low bidder NBH, Inc.
(H & S Asphalt). Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon�a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF A SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION BY ISLANDS OF PEACE, INC.:
The Council was requested to consider approval of a sign permit application filed by
Islands of Peace, Inc.
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve the sign permit application. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE RE6ARDING TAVERN ENTERTAINMEN7:
Councilman Hamernik stated this item was discussed at the Council's Conference Meeting
in January, 1977, and the Council has recognized that a concern did exist and instructed
staff to draft an ordinance. 'ihe Official Newspaper of the City did editorialize on
September 29, 1976, a strong urge for Council to enact an ordinance of this type and
the Council has received a letter from Reverend J. R. McChesney, spokesman in the
religious community, urging passage of such an ordinance.
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Councilman Hamernik then read the ordinance in its entirety.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded
by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee deciared the
motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file
in the License Clerk's Office. Seconde�i by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CLAIMS:
� MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to authorize payment of Claims No. 074008 through 088946.
Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously. •
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APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE:
NAME POSITION SALARY EFFECTIVE DATE REPLACES
John G. Kirk Recreation Program $917 March 28, 1977 Les Stocke
231 79th Way N.E. Supervisor per Operations &
Fridley, MN 55432 Parks & Rec. Dept. month Maint. Spec.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the appointment of John Kirk. Seconded
by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanir��ously.
DISCUSSION: BICYCLE PATROL:
Councilman tiamernik stated, in the recently adopted Bicycle Ordinance, thera is
provision for a bicyc7e patrol. He stated he wou7d like to recommend staff prepare
a plan to implement this portion of the ordinance.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manaqer, stated a report would be given on what the City is currently
doing in this area and after reviewing the report; if the Council wishes further work
done, action could then be taken.
Counci]woman Kukowski asked if it was possible to get the County to mark the bike lane
stripping on the roads earlier this year than they did last year.
� Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated he would contact them regarding this matter,
but the City is getting,negative reactions from City residents as to what the County
is doing since it does not conform with the City's plars. Mr. Qureshi stated he would
check further to see if this cannot be coordinated better.
' Dr. Chuck Boudreau, Parks and Recreation Director, introduced Ms. Laurie Hillsda7e who
attends the University of Minnesota and is interning with the Fridley Parks and
Recreation Department. She had previously done intern work with the City of Moundsview
and felt there was a great challenge in Fridley.
� Mr. Tom Collins, Sun Newspaper representative, introduced himself to the Council, at the
Council's request.
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MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously and the Regalar Meeting of the Fridley City Council of April 4, i977
adjourned at 10:38 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carole Haddad William J. Nee
Secretary to the City Counci] Mayor
Approved:
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TO {VHOH IT btAY CONCERN: � " - ' �
Notice i.s hereby given that the Council of '.'
the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing
at the Fridley City Hall, G431 University Avenue � '
Noxtheast, on T�fonday, April 11, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. �.�
. on the question of issui.ng a Rsnewal On-Sale '
Liquor License to George U, Nicklow for the � �
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Anyone having an interest in the matter � �
shoulc3 mare �heir interest knovm at this public ' �
hearing: . • .
MARVIN C. BRUNSELL �
CITY CLERK � . � • � • , • �
. Publish: hiarch 31, I977 � �
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TEIEPNONE ( tt12)571.3 � A
April 13, 1977
t�lr. George D. Ni ckl o�,r
. George Is In Fridley
3720 Cast River Raad
�ridley, f�innesota 55421
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The Ci iy Counci 1 hel d t�le heari ngs on if�e rene��ral of
. all of the Liquor Lic2nses on i1onday, April 11. The
Council did ;�rish to as{: you some questions concerning
your percentage of food sales to �iquor sales. Your
' hearing ti�ras continued until <<tonday, Apri 1 18, at 7:30
p.m.
Vdould you please make arrangernents for yourself, ar
your representative to be present at ti7at Council meeting
to ans4,rer any q ue sii ons �he Counci 1 may iiave.
Th a�i k you .
Very truly yours ,
Marvin C. Brunsell
Asst. City l�igr./Fin. Di�°.
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ppril 1977
To persons interested in the possibility of a Community Newspaper for the
' people of Fridley. (I consider the persons invited in my S�. Patrick's Day
letter to be members of "The Committee to Study the Possibility of a Community
Newspaper for Fridley.")
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REPORT OF FIRST MI:ETING, MARCH 31, 1977, FRIDLEY CITY HALL
The reason I am Chairnerson of the committee is that the Human Resources
Commission vutea that I should form and chair the committee. I asked
Greg Breining to be the secretary. He agreed. The following motion was
made by Dick Trezona, seconded by Mary Martin, and after a lengthy discussion,
passed unanimously by the committee.
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� MOTION: That the Committee pursue conducting a survey to determine interest
in a Community Newspaper by inviting a graduate student to determine information
that can be obtained, costs, and to determine availability of funds.
, The Roll Call showed the following persons present;
, Greg Breining.
Robin Suhrbier
Nancy Olson
Ginny St2inmetz
, Mary Tlartin
Connie Metcalf
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Dick Trezona
.Tohn H. Salmon
Bob Hughes
garold J• Belgum
Consultants from the School of Journalism, U. of M., were Everette Dennis and
Phil Tichnor, and Pho�ographer John Salmon who has chosen to do a photo-essay
on the Conumittee in a class he is taking in the Fridley Community Schools called
"Communication and Photography", He kept making a visual record of the discussion
as we ta�ked.
deas that were ventilated;
There has bee.n an unusual increase in Community Newspapers in the past five
years, particularly in riinnesota. Forty have been studied in the Twin Cities.
Ttiey are characterized by carrying both News and Vie�os .
Iteaderstiip of the big metropolitan dailies is decreasi'ng. Attention to
� television ne�os is increasing. But neitiier big dailies nor teZevision carry
commUnity news.
public radio and public television seem to serve a special purpose. Is it
� possible to imagine a public newspaper under the auspices of a public non-protit
corporation?
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In the history of Fridley, three different efforts have been made to launch
a Community Newspaper. They have not succeeded. Fridley is 25 years old
now. It has 30,000 persons and some 9,000 family units. Is the time ripe
to try again?
,, Fridley, like most suburbs, is a splintered and fractionated community with
little self-identity. Could a Community Newspaper help weave the manyr
elements tegether into a whole with benefits to all parts?
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Several distinct secrors of society were identified and which know little
about each other, i.e., Political, Religious, Cultural, E�ucational, Economic.
Many illustrations were given to show this isolation of news and views. The
attached diagram was used to dramatize this fact:
It was agreed that the future activities of the Community SchooZ have something
, in common with the potential contents of a hypothetical Community Newspaper.
It was thought that the proposed study could answer key questions posed by
both Community School and Community Newspaper.
I will call the second meeting of the Committee when the graduate student and
her advisor are ready to meet with us.
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Best regards,
Harold J. Belgum, Chairson
The Committee to Study the Possibility
of a Community Newspaper in Fridley
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 703 SNOWMOBILES, SECTION 703.021, OPERATION
AND DELETING SEC7ION 703.022 �
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
That Chapter 703, Section 703.021 be amended as follows:
703.021 Operation
I� No person shall operate a snowmobile upon the roadway, shoulder or
inside bank or slope of any trunk, county state aid,or county
highway in this City and in the case of a div�ded trunk or county
highway, or the right of way between the opposing lanes of traffic
except as provided in this Ordinance. No person shal� operate a
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I t e ri ht of wa of an trunk count ,
snowmobile within h , Y
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county highway between the hours of one-half hour after sunset to
'� one-half hour before sunrise, except on the right hand side of such
right of way and in the same direction as the highway traffic on the
nearest lane of the roadway adjacent thereto. t�o snowmobi]e sha]]
' be operated at any time within the right of way of any interstate
highway or �f freeway within this ����� City.
Not withstandinq any statutes or ordinances to the contrary, no
person shall operate, nor shall an owner allow to be operated a
snowmobile:
1. U�on a municipal street.
2. U�on publ�c lands and frozen waterways without authority from the
applicable governmental body or authorized administrative personnel.
3. Upon land not his own, without the written permission of the owner,
occupant or leasee of such lands. Written permission may be
given by a posted notice that specifies "Snowmobiles Allowed"
or words substantially similar.
703.022
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PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1977.
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
First Reading: April 4, 1977
Second Reading:
Publish:
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE ESTA6LISHING CHAPTER 607 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE ENTITLED
"TAVERN ENTERTAINMENT" AND REPEALING CHAPTER 6Q4 ENTITLED "TAVERN" OF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY CTTY CODE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS �OLLOWS:
Section 607.01 Tavern Entertainment Defined
1 Entertainment as herein used is defined to include, but no� be limited to,
music, singing, plays, dancing either by the public or performers, motion
picutres, exposition, performance, male or female reviews, fashion shows,
' TV other than regular public channels, concerts, or any other deliberate
act intended to amuse or entertain patrons and/or employees.
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Seciion 607.02 Tavern Entertainment License Required
- No person operating an establishment in the business of selling, permitting
to be displayed or consumed, an intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating malt
liquo�r, shall permit any entertainment of the premises without having secured
a license to permit such entertainment from the City Council.
1 Licenses issued pursuant to this Chapter are not transf�rrable between
persons. Such l�censes may, however, be transferred to a new location under
the sam� ownership, upon approval by the City Council.
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Said license and fee shail be in addition to any licenses required for the
establishment's operations. The annual license fee and expiration date shall
be as provided in Chapter 11 of this code.
Section 607.03 Restrictions
Holders of an entertainment license shall be subject to aii the regulations and
restriciions coniained in this code regulating non-intoxicating malt beverages
and intoxicating liquor and any violation may be grounds for the cancellation
of said license if the City Council shall so desire.
Section 607.04 Tavern Entertainment Prohibitions
It shail be unTawfui and no entertainment license shall be held at any
estabiishment in which any person is allowed to:
, 1. Remain in or upon the premises who exposes to public view any
, of his/her genitals or anus, except when the genitals or anus
are covered with opaque clothing.
2. Perform or simu2ate sexual acts, or make physica7 contact with
another's sexual parts of the human body.
3. Show films, or other visual reproductions depicting entertainment
which if done by a person on the premises would be prohibited by
this ordinance.
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4. Expose to public view any portion of the female breast below the
top of the areola except where the female breasts are covered
with transparent or opaque material.
Section 607.05 Penalties
Every person who produces, promotes, prepares, solicits, manages, directs or
participates in any tavern entertainment contrary to the provisions of this
ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to all penalties
provided for such violation under the provisions of Chapter 901 of this
Code.
Violation of this ordinance shall be gounds for revocation or suspension
of any and all licenses held on such premises.
Section 607.06 Repeal
Chapter 604 of the Fridley City Code is hereby repealed.
' PRSSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL QF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY
OF , 1977.
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CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
First Reading: Apri1 4, 1977
Second Reading
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MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAAPTER 511 OF THE CITY CODE OF
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY �NTITLED TRAFFIC, SHOPPING CENTERS
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 511.01 Definition
Private Shopping Center parking lots conducted for
commercial purposes and open for pubZic use in
conjunction with business enterprises are hereby
declared to be affected with a public interest.
Section 511.02 Careless Driving
No person using said area shall operate a motor
vehicle in a careless manner.
Section 511.03 Physically Handicapped Parking
No person sha�l park, obstruct, or occupy with a
motor vehicle, any parking space, on public or private
property, designated and posted as parking for handi-
ca.pped persons, pursuant to Section 5502 of the 5tate
Building Code, unless said vehicle prominently displays
an insignia or certificate issued by the Department of
Motor Vehicles pursuan� to Minnesota Statutes 169.345
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Section 512.04 Motor Vehicle Code by Reference
The t�rms and language of this Chapter shall be
determined by the definition used in the Minnesota
Motor Vehicle Code, applicable to public streets,
as found in Minnesota State Statute 169.01, as
amended, and that said Statute is hereby adopted
by reference.
Section 511.05 Penalties
Any person who shall violate the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction there, be guilty
of a misdemeanor and subject to all penalties provided
for such violations under the provisions of Chapter
901 of this Code.
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CARELESS
DRIVING
PHYSICALLY
HANDICAPPED
PARKING
MOTOR VEHICLE
CODE BY
R,EFERENCE
PENALTIES
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CTTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDI,EY
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Ordinance No.
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MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
First Reading:
Second Reading:
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i. AN ORU2NA�CC M1I:�1f)ING CIIAf�TF.R 405 OF 771F. FRIDLC,Y CI77 CObE GNTITLGD
CA(3LIi 'f�LEV1SIUN FItANCIiISIi '
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The City Councii of the City o£ Fridlcy docs ordain as follows: •
Chapter 405 of the Fridley City Code is F�creby amended as follows:
405.05 Payment to the City
The company shall pay to tiie City on or before HareH-is� October lst of each yeaY
following the commencement of cable casting an anount equal to five percent (50)
of the annualgross subscriber revenues or sucli additional percentage of revenues
that may in the £uture be deemed Uy the l�ederal Comm�mications Commission or such
othex rebulatory Uodies that may havc authority ovcr the establishment of
franchise fces taken in and recei.ved by the company for services
providcd within the Ci.ty during the }•ear, for the usc of
the streets and other facilitics of thc City in thc operation of the CATV system
and for the miu�icipal regulation thereof. T'his payment shallbe in addition to
any other tax or payment owed to the City by the company. In the event that any
paym.�nt is not made by ?fa�eH-�s� October lst, as providcd above, interest on the
amount due, as determined from the bross subscriber revenucs report of the certi-
fied public accountant, shall accrue from such date at the annual rate of eighL
percent (8%). The amounts ciesignated in this section may be amerr;ed no more than
once each year by the Czty Coiulcil consistent �aith inereased costs for municipal
supervisian and after a public hearing.
405.11G ArUitration
The City hianager is hereby authorized and empowered to adjust, settle, or compro-
mise any controversy or charge arising from the operations of any company under
this ordinance, either on behalf of the City, or the company, in the best inYerest
of the public. Either the City or the company i;hen dissatisfiecl i+rith the c3ecision
of the City Manager may appcal the Matter to a Board of Arbitratien for hearing
and finai determination. The Board of Arbitration may accept, reject ar modify
the decision of the City Afanager; and the Board of ArUitration may adjust, settle
or compromise any controversy arising from thc operations of any company or from
any provision of this ordinance. The decision of the Board of Arbitration sha21
be final.
405.194 Alternate Approach
' If the system operator desires to distribute signals by using multiple cable
teclmiques of specialized receiving devices, i�hic}i, because of tlte basic desian,
cannot comply with one or more of the technical standards set forth in �a�ag�a�k-
{E3_�}}}-e€-�k�s-see��ox; Section 405.193, he ma}• be permitted to operate �;ith
such equipment provided that an adequate sho�ving is made which estaUlishes that
' Yhe subscribers are provided an equi��alent qualit�• of service. The City expects
full tec)mical proof of equivalent performance before it can judge whether such
an alternate approach would be acceptable.
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405.195 Measurements
6. The amplitude of discrete frequcncy inter£ering signals within a
caUle televisi.on channel may be deter!nined witl� either a spectrum analyzer or
with a frequcncy-selective volt-meter (field strength meter), or other suitable
instru�nents, which instrwnents have been calibrated for adequate accuracy. The
field intensity meter may be equipped with external freqi,ency,selective volt-
meters to measure cross-modulation componc�tts. If calzbration accuracy is in
doubt, measvrements may bc referenced to a calibr�ted signal gencrator, or a
calibrated variable attenuator, substituted at t}ic Yoint of nicasurement. If
an amplifier is used between the subscriber terminal and the measuring insiru-
ment, appropriate corrections u�ust be made to account for its gain. Afeasurements
shall exclude those contaminants kno���� to be occasioned by propagation anomolies
or those present on receiving antenna, where excepted by -6-5 (a) (U) (c) (d)
this Section. Sy�stem contmninant measurements n:iy be made with processing
equipment inputs disconnected and terminated in a suitaUle termination resistor.
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Amending Chaptcr 405
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405.233 Pcrmits, Installation and Servicc
� Within onc hundred eighty (180) days after thc cammencement of construction
and installation of thc system, company shall proceed to rcndcr service to
subscribers, and the completion of the construction and installation shall
be pursucd with rcasonable diligence thcrcaftcr, so that scrvice to all arcas
� designated on the map accompanying the application for franchise, as-p�evide�
in-See��eH-23-Hepee�; shall be extended to at lcast 20% of the City each year
and to be completcd within five (5) years.
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405.234 Permits, Installation and Service
Failure on the part o£ the company to commence aiid diligently pursue eacli of the
foregoing requi.rements and to comt�lete each of ti�e matters set f.ortl� herein,
shall be grounds for terminati.on of such franchise, wider and pursuant to the
terms of See��et�-5-kexee€; Section 205.29; provided, however, that the Council
in its discretion may extend tlie time for the commenc�ment and completion of
construction and installati.on for additional periods in the event the company,
acting in good faith, experiences delays by r.easons of circumstances beyond
their control.
405.261 Preferential or Discriminatory Practices Pro)iibited
' 7'he company shall not refuse cable television service to any person or organi-
zation who requests sucli service for a lawful purpose, nor sliall t3�e company
refuse any person or organization the right to cablecast pursuant to provisions
of �2E-aRA-�56- Sections 40Se253 and 405.225 of Lhis ordinance. Tlie company
shall not, as to rates, charges, service faci.lities, rules, regulations or in
� any other respect make or grant any preference or advanta�e to any person, nor
subject any person to any prejudice or disadvantage.
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405.28 Cabie Television Commission
(paragraph 3) The company shall furni-sh the Commission with ge��eA�e--
�epe�fs- busi.ness reports on or before February lst and August lst advising the
Commission on: progress made in instaliation of the system, utilization of
channels; program schedules; new services pla�ined; and an amival projection
i.e. business plan for the forthcoming year. Specisic form and frequency of
reports shall be specifi.ed in a memorandum of understanding between the City
and the company. The Commission shall review the accomplishments of the
company and determine if progress is consistent wi.t}� tlie company's projections.
The Commission sliall issue reports, at least semi-annually to the residents
of the City.
405.301 Procedure Upon Termination
Upon the expiration, termi��ation or revocation of this francliise, the company
shall enter upon the puUlic ways and public places of the City for the purpose
of removing thcrefrom all of its plants, structures a�ld equipment and shall
promptly remove all of its facilities and equipment from thc premises of all
subscriUers at a time convenient to both the compan}� and the subscribers, but
only after thc City has had ample time and opportunity to renesa this franchise
or to purchase, condemn or secure aaioti�er frane3iise. In so removing such plants,
structures and equipment, the company shall refill, at its ow�n expense, any
excavation that shall be made by it and shall leave such pubiic ways and places
itt as good conJition as that prevailing prior to the company's•removal of its
equipment and appliances without affecting, altering or disturbin� in any way
the electric distriUution or telephone cables, wires or attachments on any poles.
The City F.ngincer or liis appointee shall inspect an3 approve the condition of
such public ways an�t public places and cables, ���ires, att�clunents and poles
after removal. In thc event of dispute of the City Enginecr's opinion, the
company or any other person may request a public hclring bcfoxc the Council.
Liability insurance and inJemnity proviJed in Section �7 d05.17 hereof and the
security fund provided in Section � d0S.07 liercof shall co�itinue in full force
and effect during the entire period of rcmoval.
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Amcnding Cl�aptcr 4U5 ,
� 405.302 Proccdure Upon keimbursement
If this franchise is cancelled, or not renewed, for any reason other than the
company's failure to comply with tlie terms an�l conditions of this ordinance and
� othcr app2icablc local, statc and federal laws and regulaYi.ons, that part of
the systcm locatcJ in the City shall, at the option o£ thc City, becomc the
property of the City at a cost not to exceed its then book value (i.e: cost less
aecumulaYed deprec�ation) according to generally accepted accounting principles.
Such book value i.f not agreed upon sliall be dctcrmincd by arbitration pursuant
II � to Scction ��-F- 405.116 of this ordinance. Either party may demand arbitration
to determine book valuc. Book value shall not include any valuatioti based upon
this fxancl�ise.
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405.321 Applicable Laws
�e-eempeHy-sHa��-aE-a}i-E��aes-ee���y-w��k-a��-iaws;-e�dfRaHees-ar�d-�egx�e�€exs
e€-�He-Fede�a�;-S�a�e-aR�-6}�}�-e€-f'��diey-geveixmep�s-e�-aRy-a�r��HS��a��ve--
ageAe�es-�He�ee€:
If any Federal or State law or regulation shall ra{uire or permit the compa��y to
perform any service or shall prohibit the company from performing any service
which may be in conflict with the terms of this franchise or any ordinance of
this City, then as soon as possible following knoti•rledge thereof, tlie company
shall notify the City �lanager of the point of conflict believeci to exist between
such law or regulation and the ordinance o£ the City or this franchise.
If the City Council detert�ines that a material provision of this franchise is
affected Uy such Federal or State law or regulation, the City Council shall have
the right to modify, alter, or repeal any of the provisions of this franchise
to sueh reasonable extent as may be necessary to carry out tt�e intent and purpose
of this agreement.
ADOPTED BY TNC CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - h1ARVIV C. BRU�SGLL
Public Fiearing: Apri.2 II, 1977
Firsi Reading:
Second Reading:
Publish........
1977.
AIAYOR - WILLIMI J. NEE
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tHE F11F�UTCS Ot' TNE REGULAR t1fETI1lG OF TlIE FR1DL[Y CITY COUWCiL 0� JUNE 21, 1976
the re9ular meeting of the Fridley City Council of June 21, 19J'G Yras called to order
by t•t�yor ttee at 7:37 p.m.
PLEUGE OF AI.LEGIAi;CE:
Mayor Nee +�relcon�ecl the audience and invited them to join �•rith the Council in sayinc�
the P]edge of Allegiance to the Flag. �
ROLL CALL:
`V1EhtQERS PRESENi: Councilt•�oman f:u{:o�•rski, Councilman Starrralt, Councilman I{amernik,
14ayor t�ee, a~�d Councili�ian FitzpatricH.
MEh1BERS ABSEf�7: F:one
APPROVAL OF h1It1UTES:
REGULAR (4EETI(;,, JJt:E 7, 1976:
bSOT10°•� by CocmCilt,'oman Kukot•aski to approve the minutes as submitted. Seconded hy
Councilman Namernik. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, F1ayor tvee deciared the motion
cai-rfed unanimously.
ADO��IOr� �F 7}iE A�E'.D�,:
h1ayor tdee stated he �•could like to add, "Receiving Corrmunication from the Fridley Police
Pension Association".
t�OTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt.the ac;enda as amended. Seconded by Council�,oman
Kukot•�ski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ptayor P�ee declared the r�.otion ca�°r'ied
unanimously.
0?Ety fORUt•1, VISIT02�:
Mr. [d tdilmes recour�±ed his efforts ti•rith various councils and persons to c�et letters of
approval that �•rauld co to the I'.etropolit.an Council towards the establishino of the
Islands of Peace as a special use re9ional par{:. Ne asked the City Council for Lhe�i�
approval of the r,?�tter. '
PiOTIQhd by Councilti�:nr�an Y,uko�•rski that the staff prepare a letter to the 1letropolitan
Counc�l designat.irc th� Islands of Peace as a re�ional special use park. Seconded by
COtlnCilman Fitzpat.rick. Unon a voice vote, all voting aye, Iiayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanir�ausly.
PUf3LIC HEARINGS: � �
IEATIIER NILLS if{;,�, �''G OPl Ft1::1L Fl_AT SUGDtUJSIOit P.S. °7(i-09 BY 61IKE 0_'Rl1i�`;ON,
COt�.IIi.11�0 ' ` �C--l<< ,] _ _
�'�"" -- "•� ��'ll� 7TIQ;1;_�E;�i;E�?,iLLI LOCATED��S��UTII�OF HF�,1HI=1: H1LL5 2i;D 11U�1TIOi!
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t�lr. t1'Qannon stated that tl�e tet�rain �ti�as difficult to �•+oi�k ���ith. He could ha��e nine
undesirable lots or he could ha��e einht lots all buildable> all in conjunction tvith
advice fi•o;n the City Enginee��. Councilr.�an Sta�'r�alt questioned t.he status of the pai•cel
of land ir�mediately to the rrest of this plat and as to its acce�s. Assistanl CiLy
Engineei-, To�n Colb^rt, res��ondcd that this parcel had heen dedicated to the City by
Mr.-0'Gannon for p�rk and drainane pu�-poses and access was bein� provided wiih a 20'
drainage �itility, anc' bikeway/�:alk�•ray easement �lonn the sto�'m se�vcr aligneient.
piQ710N by Council++o�,an Kukoi•iski to close the public hearin�. Seconded I3v Councilnian
SLarwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting a,ye, I�tayor qee declared the motion carried
un��nimously.
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Mr. DeGardner was prescnt and er.plained his views of his plat to the City Council. He
also showed Lhe diayrams of his buildin�� to Lhe Council.
I�layor IJee said that the letter from Ftr. Itus;ell Burris, 1150 14ississippi Street
hlortheast, dated June 21, 197G, should he entered into the rec.ord. ttr. Arnold
Elmquist, 81�0 Long I_ake fioad ;lvrtheast. �•��s present anc! reiteraLed liis upinions nf
lasl �•�eek at ihe City Coimcil cieetinq. Councilman Fitzoatrick saic! he had. a letter
from a r;or.�an :��ho said she did noi; ohject to the buildinq but she would object Lo
turLher changes in the R-1 character af Lhe districti.
I�Ir. Richard Ilarris, 6200 ftiverviea� Terrace tlortheast (('lannina Commission CF�airman),
stated that if the City Council does concur rrith the re7�ir_st, then a rec�ucst should go
to the Pla;ining Co�nnission to re-study ihe ti•rhole area so that the cumprehensive plan of
Lhe C�ty car� be art;ended. lt now states that the characteristics of this area shouid be
residenLial.
Mayor l;ee read a lette�� ta the audience fi-om 1•ir. Ilei1 bi. St«ber, 6452 Dell�•�ood Drive
Wc�rtheast, in t�rhicn .1r. Stuber expresses his opposition to the rezoninn request.
� I�iOT]OId by Councilman Star�ti�alt to c)ose the public he��rincr. Seconded b�� Council�•roman
Y,ul:o�,•rski. The matter �•rill come u� again durinn the first meetin� in July. Upon a
��oice v;,te, ail voting aye, hiayor �dee deciared iiie motien carried unanimously.
� PUGLIC I?EAR11;G 0I� A 1'ARIAIdCC P�QJEST 3Y ' E' 1ETH SPORPf TO P,EDUC[ THE �RCf;T YARD
SET�,4CY TO G� It; LI F!'ITH T}� c]S1I �G N(1� cS (1'tr'� P0 t I�TI LY 5-10 fEF7��T� ALLC:•?
CG(�STrI�CT]C',; OF hIOJ�t AhlD G4P,(;GE ON !.�ST�RI_Y 15 FEt7 0,� LOl 26, A.S. �1O3; 295 1ft01JT0i�
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t40TI0t; by Cotmciln:an Star���alt to open the hearinn and ��raive the reading. Seconded by
Councili•;on•:an Kuko�•;ski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�ayor Plee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
1�9QTIOir by Counciin�an Si;arr;alt to ciose the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vote, all vetin9 aye, t4ayor f;ee declared the inotion car�,ied unanimously.
�A7I0l� by Councilman Fitzaai:rick to concur v�ith the reco�r�;iei�dations of the Appeals
Co�imission and crant the variance. Se:onded by Co�mcila:oman Y.uko.�•rski. Upon a voice
vote, all ��oting aye, Piayor IVee declared ti�e i�iotion carried unanimously.
OLD BUSIfiESS:
COhiSIDFR��?IOi; OF A�EQUEST FOR 1�,�,R,AP,CE G1' A. L. 1•lILLIA!•1S, 533 GL[�lCOF, FOR !OT AREA
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h10TIQ(, by Councilr�Un Fitz��atric4: that the City Council concur ti�ith the Appeals Com::iission
and grant the variance. Seconded by Council;�o�nan I;uko�•;ski. U{�on a voice ��ote, all
voLic�g aye, t1ayor I�ee declared the motion carried unanin;o�isiy.
(�Eld GUSIf�;'SS:
COi;S]DCkATICt; OF AP('R0�'P�L OF FIt�AL PLA7 SUGDII'tS10P! P.S. �76-04, [�Y ttIl;[ 0'BAN^;ON,
fICl�tf;f_h f{ILLS 3RD (:(�DITIUN: ` —`-- ' ----
F10TIOIJ hy Council�:�an Star��alt to approve the final plat. Seconded by Councilman
FitzEratrick. U�,on a voice vote, a1i votine� aye, htayor Nee deciared the motion cari-ied
unanir�ously.
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8431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRlDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 �
TELEPHONE ( S12)571-3450
Sam's Auto Parts •
c% Mr. LeRoy R. Haluptzok
1631 Cloud Drive
Blaine, Mn.
Re: Special Use Permit for the Sale of Antique Auto Parts at 1240 -73'� Avenue
Dear Mr. HaluptzoY.:
It was confirmed by an on site inspection on April 6, 1977 that there existed
on the above property, violations of the Fridley City Code and your Special
Use Permit. Said inspection found the following violations;
1. I�rnediately discontinue the practice of storing junked and damaged vehicles
outside the screened area. The parking lot is only for customer and employee
parking. The Special Use PeYmit aoes not allow any dismantling operation,
restoration, or storage of junked or damaged vehicles. It is limited to
the storage and sales of dismantled parts for antique and classic cars.
2. Our records indicate that no sign permits were issued for the sign attached
to the building, the chain link fence, or the sign on the screening fence
west of your establishment. Therefore these signs must be removed immediately.
3. Provide and maintain striped parking stalls (10' x 20') for the parking 1ot.
4. Provide and maintain curbing for the driv�way entrance off 73'� Avenue.
5. Provide and maintain paved hard surface driveways for the entrances into
the screened storage area.
Your Special Use Permit is scheduZed for review by the City Cour_cil on April 18,
1977 at 7:30 P.D4. At this time, and based on past inspections, the City staff
cannot recomMend renewal oi your Special Use Permit. A reinspection of your
property will be conducted on April 18, 1977 to determine if a recozunendation
for approval can be made. If said inspection finds continuing Code violations
then it is the staff's opinion that you should appear before the City Council
to explain why your Special Use Permit should not be revoked.
We are confident in your cooperation witti regard to tliis matter and if any
questions or problems arise, please feel free to call on me at 571-3450.
Sincerely,
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MOTION by Cauncilman tlamernik that Lhe formula be adopted for the project and that
the contract be av�arded to Peter Lametti Construction, Inc. in the amount of
$43,814.05. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukoa�ski. Upon a roll call vote, Council
Members Fitzpatrick, Namernik, i;ukowski and htayor tdee votiny aye, Councilman Starwalt
voting nay, Mayor t�ee declared the motion carr.ied four to one.
Following are the bids as submitted for Sewer and Water Project #)]9:
Planholder Bid Deposf.t Lump Sum Qid
Northdale Construction Com
264 Peninsaia Road 5% $52,965.50
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Frank F. Jedlicki
Searer & ldat�er Contractor 5% � $45,274.00
4621 T��rin liaven Road
Minnetonka, Mi-neosta 55343
Erarin Montgomery
Construction Co., )nc, 5% $55,844.45
10883 - 89th Avenue N.
Osseo, Minnesota 55369
Bianconi Construction Co. 5% $53,098.00
986 Qayard Avenue
St. Paul, hlinnesota 55102
Arcon Construction Co.
903 E. Forest Street 10% $55,028.90
Mora, Minnesota 55051
American Contracting Corp.
1540 Yello�•rbrick Road 5% $48,837.76
Coon Rapids, P1innesota
G. L. Contracting
P.O. f3ox 340 5�6 $57,534.40
Hopkins, Minnesota
Peter Lametti Construction, Inc.
615 Drake Street • 5% $43,814.05
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
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MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive Petitions �;1-1976, r2-1976, n3-1976 and
�4-1976 and the Letters of Understanding. Seconded by Council�ti�oman Kukov�ski. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF /1PPROVAL OF FI�ti'AL PLAT SUL'DIVISTQN P.S, n75-02, ¢Y LEIF HEtJRIKS[(J,
GENEftALLY LOCAIED l4'EST �F EAS7 RIVFR ROAD ADlU SOUTII OF LOGAt� PARI;ld/1Y (TAl3LEp �
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The Public Works Director stated that the Planning Commission recontnended approval
at their public hearing with two stipulaCions: One, that the right-of-way be
forty (40) feet wide, and tt•ro, that the set-back be thirty (30) feet.
MQT10N by Councilman Namernik to adopt the plat with the two stipulations of forty
foot r�ght-of-�vay and thirty foot setback. Seconded by Councilwonian Kuko�vski. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Alayor Nee declared the siotion carried unaniniously.
ORDINANCF NO_ �nR _ rnNCinronTrnn� nr n.� ..�,,..,� ...... ...... ..�_,......_ _______
The Public Works Director stated that�it would be in order to adopt the ordinance on
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second reading and order publication together with the special use permit. There
was some concern in that the Planning.Cormnission and the Council did not mant a
continuation of a junk yard operation in the area, and with that in mind, these
stipulations rrere drawn up, and the items have been tal{;ed over with the petitioner,
and he has agreed to the stipulations outlined in the agenda. We recommend approval
of the special use perniit. P1r. t3e11, the Attorney, is here to ansaier any questions.
�� MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Ordinance No. 608 on second reading, waiving
the reading, and ordering publication. Seconded by Councilrroman Kukowski. Upon
_ a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor t��ee declared the motion carried unanimously.
; MOTION by Councilman Star��ralt to approve the Special Use Perr�iit. Seconded by
; Council4•roman Kukowski. Upon query by Councilman Starwalt:, Attorney �ell stated that
� a]thouyh he had not seen the agreement, his client had read it to him over Lhe tele-
. hone, and it �-ras substantially in the s�me form. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor fJee dec}ared the motion carried unanimously.
� • COFJSIDERATIOtd OF FIRST READING OF Afd ORDIPlFlItCE APIENDING CHAPTER 115 OF THE FRIDLEY
C11' COUE ENTITLED St�JI��V�tIIdG POOLS NfID REPEALIIdG Pf2lOR CHAPTER 115 7ABLED 12/15/75 :
The P blic 4lorks Director stated that after receivi
ng �nput from the staff, fr•om the
' sarlffu�il�� pooi people, dnd in the c,,nfer•ence meeting, the proposed ordinance has been
prepare as noted in the ayenda. 7here a�ere two concerns. The first was the fenciny
' around � s�vimming pool. It is recommended that �he heiyht be increased from four
; to six feet, based on the Planning Commission recornmendations. Further that cyclone
fencing be'Rermitted and ttiat the entrance of children by means of hand or foot-
holds on the'�fence so as to cliiub over it be prevented.
It is the inte tion of the staff to basically insure that toddlers and children
� through the age of 3, 4, and 5 be prevented from getting into the swimning pool.
-� ' The siivation wa reviewed ���ith the State Health Department, and it is their basic
I policy to allorr c,\ one fencing.
� The Public ldorks D� ctor fu�°ther stated that at the conference meetiny there was a
discussion about the �axin�um �-ridth of drain graCe openinqs i:o be one-half inch. The
State has changed tl�ei regulations to one-half inch because of cur�cern for fingers
getting stuck in the yr e.
Gounciirnan kamernik inquir d about the fencing, if it is to ir.clude cycior,e fencing?
The City Attorrey stated tha there is some concern in this matter; that a suggestion
i is that it not be spelled out but that the staff use their best judgment as there may
be some kinds of cyclone fencit�g that tivould be permitted, and other kinds that would
not be permitted. This could b�a matter that tl�e staff could consider vrhen an
application is made, and the staf can inqui�•e ti�rhat type is intended and types would
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MOTION by Councilman Hamer�» k that th�Ordinance be approved on first reading and the
readiny be waived. Seconded by Counciinan Starivalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carri�d unanimously.
NEW [3USIN[SS:
SID[RATION OF ESTAf3LISHIhG A NEW CIIAPT[R 5 5 OF TH[ FRIDLEY CITY CODE EPdTITLED
YCLE REGISTRAT10f� Af�D REF'EALIfJG PRIOR CH.4E'1 R�505 - FIRST REAUING 0{= ORDI'r;A�JC[
, The Public lJorks Director- stated the change was t� provide imrrovement of the enforce-
-•- ment of the code. The ordinance outlines the step and procedures to ins;me that
those people ��ho operate bicycles arithin the bike pa hs, lanes, and routes are
required to follo�.� certain rules and regulations, an it arill be a means of providing
"' the police departrient and other enforcing agencies to 'nsure the proper operation
� of bicycles within the system.
The City Attorney suggested that the measure be passed on �he first readiny and
, sce what is wrong in it as there seems to be something garbled in it. lt does not
, read ri ght. '��
Councilman Hamernik inquired about state legislation in re�ereit�e to bicycles.
� The City Attorney said there are somc passed in the last session`� The City Manager
suggested that the matter could be adopted and Tnvestigate the st� utes and then
, bring it back for a second reading. �
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AGREEMENT ON CONDITZONS �OR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP 4175-29,
x0 ALLOZJ FOR SALES & STORAGE OF YARTS FOR ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC AUTOS
� I hereby understand and a�ree to the following conditions on the
.issuance of Special Use Permit, SP 1175-29, to allow the sales
"and storage of parts for antique and classic cars located on
Lot 18, $lock 2, Central View �lanor Addition, except the East
125 feet thereof, all lying in the Nortii Half of Section 12, T-30,
R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, �iinnesota.
1. Special Use Permit �175-29 shall be limited L-o the
storage and sales of dismantled parts for antique
and classic cars and �aill exclude any dismantling
operation, restoration, or bailing on the premise.
2. The e�;isting structure be brought up to present
Uniform Building Code requirements. 5pecial note
be given to handicap and floor load requirements.
3. The rear yard area will be screened by a solid �aood
screeni�lg fence 8 feet in height.
.4. A11 exterior storage of material must be located
in the rear yard and shall not exceed a height of
2 teet below the height of the screening fence.
5. A landscape plan must be submitted and approved by
• the City Administration before a building permit
will be issued. An exterior developr�ent bond is
required based on the f�.nal approved landscape plan.
6. Provisions for sufficient off-street parking shall
be provided. Additional stalls will be provided
at the City's request.
Failure to comply with these conditions will be cause for
revoking Special Use Permit, SP �I75-29�
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PLANNING COt�fISSION 2'IEETING APRIL 6, 1977
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CALL TO ORDER:
Chairperson Harris called meeting to order at 7:35 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Members Present: Iiarris, Bergman, Sehnabel, Shea, Langenfeld
Members Absent: Peterson
Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, City Planner
APP�OVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: t4ARCH 23, 1977
I��irs. Schnabel requested that page 9, second paragraph at the bottom be
amended to read as follows:
The sentenc2 that starts "Mrs. Schnabel said perhaps what Mr. Coddon
was saying was at the time he made the statemer.t before the Council..."
should be changed to reflect that although he did not own the bui].ding
at the time, he �erhaps failed to say that he would own it in the future.
i20TI0Td by Shea, seconde� by Schnabel to approve the Planning Co�aission minutes.
tlpon a voice vot� all votino aye, the motion carried unanimously.
i. FUBLIC HEARI�G: ::EZONING REQUEST, ZOA �`77-01, bY GARY PETEP.SON: Re-
zone Lots 3 and 4, and Lots 22 and 23, all in Block 2, rieadowmoor Terrace,
from C-1 (local business areas) to R-2 (t�vo-family dwelling areas), the
same being 1326 and 1344 Osborne Road NE and 1331 and 1345 Meadowmoor
Drive NE.
MOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Shea to open the Public Hearing on rezoning
request, ZOA �r77-01, by Gary Peterson. Upon a voice vote, aZl voting aye,
Chairman Harris declared the Public Hearing open at 7:40 p.m.
Mro ���y �eterson9 the petitioner, was not present.
'�Ir. Boardman e�pZained the proposal to the Planning Commission stating that
the petitioner is requesting to build 4 dupi�xes, 2 facing Meadowmoor and
2 facing Osborne.
Chairperson Harris asked if the petitioner �•ras in the audience. �he petitioner
was not in the audience. The Chairperson aslced if there �vas anyone in the
audience against this petition.
Bernard K. I:ei11e, 1418 Meadot�noor Arive, presented a petition to the Planning
Commission. He said that this Iand is zoned co:�mercial and was unaware that
it was anything but residential. He said that he wanted to see it stay resi-
dential.
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Chairperson Harris asked if he understood that �s was not now zoned comanercial.
:�ir. Hei11e stated he knew, but felt, it should be single family homes.
Schnabel asked if those in the audience were opposed to R-2 and would like it
to remain corrnnercial. :�r. Heille stated that he would like to see it zoned R-1
which everybody was led to believe existed in the first place.
Bergnan asked Mr. Boardman to read what was not allowed in C-1 zoning district.
:Ir. Boardrsan read the C-1 zoning`code. :ir. Bergman stated that he wanted the
audience to be aware that the property owner has the right to build any af the
allowed uses on these lots,
Nancy Melbie, 1346 Meadowmoor Drive, said she lives directly across the street
and she is very much opposed to the proposal. She wasn't told that it was
commercial property and felt it was the responsibility of the City to inform
her as such.
T�7alt Lizakowski, 1402 Meadowmoor Drive said t�.at he had moved in 5 years ago and
was tald by the City ti-ia.t the whole area was R-1 single family dwelling.
Rolla Morin, 7635 rleadowmoor Drive, said she was told last year by the City
that they were sin�le family homes. If they would have known anything other
than R-1 they would not have purchasea their home.�
Nancy Melbie also stated that there were lots of kids in this area and duplexes
would provide additional kius in the neighborhood�
'•?i�liam Sharg, 1377 Meadow2*ioor Drive, sazd that the idea of building a business
in the middle o� a residential block is beyond his understanding.
Lonna Gzuptap 7620 Bacon Drive, said we live about a block away and if businesses
go in on Meado�-�ocr it will affect my children, but I'am also opposed to duplexes.
If you put in 2 duplexes on Pieadowmoor Drive that will mean 4 additional families
which will mean added children. I don't think we can handle the population.
It would seem to �ae that the population should be spread out a little more in-
stead of cramming it into a two-block area. I would invite you to drive down
our block and see that there are a 1ot of children, and we don't need the added
children,we are content with what we have. She said also, ���e don't need the
added traffic that this proposal would generate.
Chairman Harris read the petition. The petition reads, "T�Te the undersigned, �
request that Lots 3 and 4 and Lets 22 and 24, Block 2, rieadowmoor Terrace,
address 1326, 1344 Osborne and 1337 and 1345 rleadowmoor zoned C-1 local business,
remain zoned C-1 or changed to R-1 sin�le famil.y dwelling and not rezoned to R-2
multiple family d�ti�elling; a duplex or a double bungalow.
Larry Von Mosch, 1392 rieadowmoor Drive� asl�ed the commission what was involved .
in rezoning this property to R-1. Can't the land o«ners around, petition to
have it changed? Chairperson Harris e�lained that the City or the property
owner could petition for rezoning however, it is the policy of the City to
receive only a petition from the property owner in order to rezone the property.
Richard Morin, �635 t•Ieadowmoor Drive, stated that the way it stands is thst
they either get R-2 or C-1, and unless they can petition the ocJner of the land
to change his request to R-1 they �vill either end up with a duplex or a parking
lot of some commercial property alon� Osborne.
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Councilman Schneider asked if staff had tried to get i4r. �eterson to build
single family homes. :1r. Boazdman stated that he was not sure w�ether Mr.
Peterson was approached with this idea. Council�man Schneider stated that
he thought maybe a compro-�ise of R-2 along Osborne Road and R-1 along
Meadowmoor Drive could maybe be arrar.ged.
Ralla Morin stated she was concerned that the lots not go commercial on
Meadowmoor Drive.
?'�rs. SchnabeZ said that she looked at the area and felt the worst tlzing that
could happen was that com�ercial be build on Meadowmoor.
P![x. Langenfeld said that he would like to point out to the audience that
members of this Commission are also concerned citizens;as they are. It is
our duty to review the actual request and review the audience to see if the
request was in order. Iie said that there was no way that we could enter into
R-1 zoning without the request of the p.roperty owner, and that the Com¢nission
could either suggest that the audience discuss a change with the property owner,
or the Planning Commission take action on the problem as presented that night.
William Sharp asked if all 4 commercial lots could be joined together and a
� large commercial building be built. Chairman Harris said that this could
happen.
1 Langenfeld said that he would like to point out to the Planning Commission
that there had been several people who had stated that they had received
. false information from City staf£ and highl.y suggest that �ahoever gives out
this information nnow exactly �aha*_ they are referring to. i1so, he poin.ted
� out to the audie:�ce that scmetimes the Commission members look at the lesser
of two evils.
� ?'.ichard Morin said that if it stands that tlzey get either duplex or commercial
he would rather see the duplex. P4r. Bergman read the petz.tion and questioned
whether the peo�le who signed the petition realized that they signed either
� for or against co�ercial. lhere were several people in the audience that
stated that they were not aware that this 4ras what they signed.
Chairman Harris suggested that the petitions will be placed on the front desk
and that anybod���aishing to remove their name from the petition, be allowed
to do so when the discussion on this item was completed..
Bernard Heille said that he felt there had been a terrific loss between this
area and the City from the day of it's conception and it has proven right down
the line the lack of willingness of the City to re�pond to the needs of the
people in Meadowmoor. rIe said he felt like the people in the area lack City
services, lack response from the City, lack police services. �:e can't keep
gas in his car and feels that it should be more responsive.
LeAnn Hennes, 7600 Arthur Street, said that she called city hall when there
�aas a street light broken and the brolcen glass was not even ssaept up. She
said that the City had just forgotten about them.
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Walt Lizakowski, 1402 PZeadowmoor Drive, said he felt the servic�s had been
reai lax. He has had to call in £or snow removal eyery year for 5 years
and when they come through, they come through the middle and leave one side
unplo�ved or they Grill came through so late that a foot of snow is packed
down. Last year they called about sweeping and they swept it once alJ. year
and now there is glass on the street and has been for the last 2 weeks, and
they won't sc,reep it. ��r. Langenfeld said that he wauld like to indicate
here that he was glad to hear these comments because this was the place to
begin them and they would definftely reach the top from here. He said he would
also like to make a comment to the audience that they could suggest that this
could be zoned to R-Z and reduce it from a commercial nature, and then suggest
to the audience that they talk to Peterson befoxe it goes to the Council and
maybe suggest to him that it should be R-1.
Chairman Harris said that he would feel remiss if we acted on this be�ore
having a chance to talk to the petitioner.
, Ms. Czupta asked if there is a possibility in this rezoning that the 2 lots on
Osborne remain zoned C-1 and that the 2 Iots on Meadowmoor be rezoned to the
R-2.
Chairperson Harris said that this could be done because it was a lesser re-
quest than what the petitioner had requested. She stated that it was her
concern not only with the zoning, �ut the amount of people already in the
area and felt t�at this suogestion F�ould make everybody happy bp cutting
down on the population and wo�Id al�.ow the developer to gain part of the
request that he wanted. She said that she was the one that made up the peti-
tion and the reason it reads that way was that she was trying to make this
point with as little words as possible.
Chairman Harris ask�d i.f the 2 parcels on Osborne would meet the requirement
of C-1 zoning. Mr. Boardman said that these lots would meet that requirement.
Mr. Bergman said that he would like to encourage the people in the audience to
contact Mr. Peterson and discuss with him thoughts on the rezoning of this
property.
'_:ichard Morin said that he would like to re-emphasize one point, that they
a11 feel that tney were deceived as far as what the properties �aere zoned as,
and he wanted to get that in the record one more time,,that they called on it
before they bought their property and were told that it was zoned residential
as we•re a number of people, and he would like the Planning Commission to
reassure them again that it zti�ill be looked into because i.t is not some cdsual
mistake that a clerk r!ade. It affects them severely.
Chai.rman Harris wanted to give a piece of advice to the people in the audience
that felt they were misled, in fact, they may not have been purposely mis-
led by somebody on the staff. He advised that in the future if they are
going to make a purchase of a property or a house that they don't leave an}•--
thing to chance, and come into the City off ice and look at the zoning map
hangin� on the caall.
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Bergman said that he would lik� by a show of hands, which people in the
audience through direct contact, felt they had been directly rsislead or
misinformed as to the zoning. Mr. Bergman stated tfiat for the records he
would like to indicate that nine persons indicated that they were misle�
as to the zoning.
MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Schnabel, the Planning Co�nission close
the Public Hearing on rezoning request, ZOA �E77-Ol, oy Gary Peterson.
Upon a voice vv�e, all voting aye, Chairman Iiarris declared the Public
Hearing closed at 8:45 p.m.
MOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission
continue until April 20, Public Hearing: rezoning request, ZOA ��77-�1,
by Gary Peterson: Rezone Lots 3 and 4, and Lots 22 and 233 all in Block 2,
Meadowmoor Terrace, from C-1 (local business areas) to R-2 (two-family
d��elling areas), the same being 1326 and 1344 Osborne Road NE and 1331 and
1345 Meadowmoor Drive NE for the reason that in all fairness to the people,
the petitioners sh.ould be at the meeting and allow the people to discuss
this item with the petitioner. Lpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carried unanimously. '
Langenfeld would like to add that the audience had shown concern about City
services in this area and wauld like the City to step in to resolve some of
the problems such as broken glass, stealing of gas and proper police patrol.
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MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Shea, to open the Public Hearing for a Special
' Use Permit, SP �=77-01, Certified 2lobile Homes, Incorporated. Tupon a voice
vote, aII votir_g aye, the motion carried unanimously. I:rnie Pasborg and 2�ir.
iSa.xwell of Certi�ied .�iobile Homes �•Tere present.
2. PUBLIC HEA.TtI:�G: REOUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��77-01, CERTIFIED
MOBILE HO?��5, INCORPORATED: Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.102, 3,
Pl, to allo�a the continuation of a mobile home sales lot to replace
SP �{71-14 which �aill expire on April 17, 1977, located on the tdesterly
600 feet of the Southerly 320 feet ot the rtortherly 750 feet of the NE
1/4 of the I�'td 1/4 of Section 12, the same being 7625 Viron Road NE.
Mr. Boardman exnlained to the Commission that this special use per�it was
granted for a period of 5 years and expires in April and because of the
condition placed on special use permits at the time it was issued the
requirement was for the issuance of a new special use permit. Mr. 3oardman
explained the 19 stipulations on the old special use permit and would like
to indicate certain changes that were allowed by the City Council when the
present owners took over tIte property in 1974. I�eM ��11 c•�as changed to
aZlow for a minimum of 6' distance between units and 50 units in the display
area. Al.so, Items ��14 and ��15 were removed.
Shea asked the �etitioner ho�a may units they had on the property. Mr. Pasborg
said that he thought some��here aroiind 50. :ir. Pasborg stated that the amount
of room that ttiey had on the property if prop�rly distributed, would hold
around 100.
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stipulations to date. �ir. Boardman stated that
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ilrs. Schnabel said that in viewing the property before the �eeting, it
seemed that there �aere other stipulations that had not been �net. Item ��9
which states that the office wi.11 be skirted had not been -met. �•Ir. Pasborg
said that they had just taken the skirting off because they wanted to put
additional siding on the mobile home tfiat will extend all the way to the
ground to give the appearance of a permanent structure. :Irs. Schnabel said
the other item «as ��14 stating that there woul.d be woodwalks to all units.
Mr. Pasborg stated tha.t Item�fl4 changed because the whole area was black-
topped. Mr. Boardman stated that Item ��14 and �15 were waived by the City
Council in 1974.
Schnabel asked about Item ��7�discussing easement for roadway to Osborne
.behind Frostop Drive-In. Mr. Boardman stated� tha.t no easement had ever
been received and would question the necessity of the easement for this
development. Mr. Pasborg stated that presently, they do bring units across
that property, but this is with mutual consent of the property owner. He
also stated that he had seen the plan showing a road Frith a cul-de-sac
coming across that area and stoppin� at thefr property, but to his knowledge,
was never platted.
Mrs. Schnabel asked if for any reason they were not allowed to bring mobile
homes across this property, d o they have room to bring it in on their own
property? Mr. Pasbarg stated. that ttiey did. :Ir. Pasbor� stated that they
wanted $60,000 ior permanent access across the back pzoperty and that they
couldn't justify that on a 3-year special use permit.
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:�Irs. Schnabel W2S concerned about encroachment on Strite-l�nderson property.
Mr. Pasborg stated that if that was the case, it would be remitted. i•:rss.
Schnabel explair.zd that when a motion is made she would like to bring out
three points and one, was that they added siding to extend to the blacktop,
two, �ras that the units in the display area be 6' apart and the units in the
storage area be 1' apart and three, that a security fence be provided on the
south side of the property as stipulated in Item ��IS. Mr. Boardman reitterated
that Item ��15 had been waived und.er the condition that they received a�etter
from Strite-A_nderson regarding it. The letter �was re�eived from Strite-Anderson
and the item was then waived.
�i0TI0N by Bergr�aa, seconded by Shea, to close the Public Hearing for a Special
Use Permit, SP �r77-Ol, Certified P�obile Homes, Incorporated. Lpon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Chairman Harris declared the public hearing closed at 9:10 p.n►.
��.'OTION by Bergman, seconded by Shea, that Planning Commission reconanend approval
, of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP ��77-01, Certified riobile Homes,
Incorporated: Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.102, 3, N, to allow the contin-
uation of a mobile home sales lot to replace SP ��71-14 which will expire on
' April 17, 1977, located on the idesterly 600 feet of the Southerly 320 feet of
the Northerly 750 feet of the NE 1/4 of the NLd 1/4 of Section 12, the same
being 7625 Viron Road NE, with the follo�aing stipulations:
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2. Pre-stressed anchored concrete curbing around all blacktop areas.
3. Crushed rock parking area for trailers be oiled.
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(This includes the two 20' x 75'
5. Special Use Permit granted for a peziod o� 3 yeaXS at which time it
wi11 be revi,ewed.
6. When pezmanent facilities are built, the owner is �o provide an easement
for roadway to Osborne Road behind the Frostop Driye--In.
7. The area outlined on the plot plan is to be blacktopped. (Parking lot)
8. The off ice i.s to be at least 24' x 48' on concrete blocks and to be
skirted to give the appearance of a permanent structure.
9. The landscaping is to be done according to the landscaping plan and
blacktopped and curbed.
10. Units in the display area are to be minimum of 6` apart caith a maximum
of 50 units.
11. The parking lot to be striped for customers and employee parking.
12. There shall be not less than four security lights around �he perimeter.
13. All vacant property to be graded and seeded. (The City En�ineer states
that this was agreed to with the previous o�aner and he feels that agree-
ment would still cover it.)
14. The sign is to conform to City Ordinances �aithout a variance, and to be
the proper distance back from the service road.
15. The office will be taxed as a vernanent structure.
Upon open voice vote, aIl voted aye and the motion carried..
, 3. LOT SPLIT ?ZEgUEST, L. S. 1=77-t�3, THO�:AS BRICKNER: Split off the West
5' of Lot 24, Block 2, Harris Lake Estates (1671 Camelot Lane NE) and
add it to Lot 23, Block 2, Harris Lake Estates, (1661 Camelot Lane NE)
' so the property owners of Lot 23 can install a swi�ing pool in their
back yard.
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Mr. Boardman explained that Thomas Brickner wanted to sell off a 5' portion
of his lot to the adjacent pronerty owner to allow for the development of a
swimming pool on his neighbors property. ?�r. Brickner`s lot is presently
undeveloped and this lot split will not affect the code requirements for his
1ot.
MOTION by Lanbenfeld, seconded by Bergman to recomr.iend to Council the approval
' of Lot Split L.S. ;`77-03, Tttomas Brickner to split o�f the Tdest 5` of Lot 24,
�lock 2, Harris Lake Estates (1671 Camelot Lane N�) and add it to Lot 23,
Block 2, IIarris Lake Estates, (1661 Caraelot Lane NE) so the propert}* owners
' of Lot 23 can install a swimning poQl in their back yard. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried.
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2:r. Mortenson was present.
Mr. :•iortenson said he discussed the plans with Menards and they both agreed to
the improvement shown as Plan B. Mr. i�lortenson requested however, that the
road be designed so that the transformer pole be included in one of the land-
scape areas. Mr. Boardman stated that he could see no problem with tha.t.
�Ir. Mortenson asked what the approximate c.ost would he. Mr. Boardman thought
that it would be around $1OS000 -$12,000.
'x. Mortenson said that he would check with Menards as to how they want to
pay for this and Frill have some decision back for the Council on April I8, 1977.
MOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission re-
,, co�nend to the City Council that the street improvement as agreed to by Mr.
Mortenson (Plan B) be appraved for construction. Upon a voice vote, al.l voting
aye, the motion carried�
'�OTION by Schnabel, seconded by Langenfeld to suspend the rules to aZlow
Councilwoman Ku=�owski to address the Planning Commission. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the motion carried.
" Councilwoman Ku'_�owski wanted to discuss the issue of absenreeism that has been
pointed out several times in the minutes and has been quite obvious on the
� Planning Commissione She said that she realized that everyone is a volunteer
and tries hard to attend the meetings, however, the vice-chaix often is not in
attendance when the chairperson is absent. She wondered if some encouragement
' should be sent down £rom the Planning Co�ission when attendance becomes a
problem. She said that her concern is that with one member absent, that the
Planning Commission is not getting accurate inforniation from all your commis-
, sions & therefore, ho�a can the Council feel tha� you are passing something
accurate on �o us. She said that she reaZly feels that if you are appointed
to do the job by the commission, you should do the job.
' Mr. Langenfeld said that soBetimes we have to ugdate any misszng inembers as
to what happened at past m�etings and therefore, �vasfie.additional time.
' Mr. 3ergman said that the at�osphere that comes down from the Council kind
of negates any action that could be taken by the ehairperson. The Council is
reluctant to remove anyone without first getting a letter of resignation.
' Councilwonan Kukowski thought that maybe some policy should be developed by
the Planning Commission for Council approval, i_n dealing with this problem.
' She said that she doesn't feel that the Council should pass do�an recommenda-
tians to the Planning Commission, and because you're working c,rith the situation
you should let•us know and give us a couple of alternates. ' '�
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?4r. Bergman asked the other members if they have had any of the same problems
that the Community Development Commission has been having. Shea stated that
her comanission has not had any problem with absenteeism.
Langenfeld said that they have had some bad ti�es when attendance was down.
Schnabel stated that she also has had some attendance problem with the Appeals
Commission. She said also, that if the Councilseesthat there is a problem,
it should be the responsibility of the Council to do some policing in this
area.
Councilwoman Kukowski felt that the policy should come from the Planning
Commission.
Schnabel said that she fel� since the Council set the directives for the op-
exation af the commissions, it shoulc3 be upon the Council to be included in
the com¢nission ordinance.
Counci.lwoman Kukowskz. just �aanteci to bring this item up and would appreciate
any further input back from you on this item.
6. *CONTINUED: RECO�'24EivDED CHANGES IN CHAPTER 212, :'�INIIJG, FRIDLEY CITY CODE
Mr. Boardman reiterated the changes that �aere �uggested by the Planning Commis-
sion at fiheir last meeting at �vhich time they had recommended a public hearing
process be established to a11o�a for the mining operation.
Mr. Boardman asked if the Planning Coffinission wants staff to make the changes
and send these on to Council.
Mr. Langenfeld would Iike to have the final draft back to the Environmental
Commission on the 19th of April and back to the Planni.ng Commission on the
20th for final approval before going to the City Council.
' MOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Shea, to continue recorunended changes in
Chapter 212, Mining,Fridley City Code until April 20, 1977. LTpon voice vote,
all voti,ng aye, motion carried.
' 7. *CONTINUED: PROPOSED �IAINTE�IANCE COAE
Schnabel wanted the Planning Co�nission to receive an article from the Minne-
,' apoTis Star dated �'Iarch 22, 1977, and wanted to make sure that when the cor.�mis-
sion develop this ordinance that they don't put any unnecesaary burden on the
, City staff by mal:ing their review a subject for a lawsuit.
:�OTIOV by Lan�en�'eid, seconded by Schnabel to receive an zrticle from the
Minneapolis Star dated tlarch 22, 1977 (attachment to the minutes). Upon a
voice vote, all voting a}e, the motion carxied.
There was some discussion as to ho�a the maintenance code should be reviet�ed.
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Shea requested that we set up a separate meeting to handle this item.
Mr. Langenfeld asked Mr. Boardman if the document they had before them
was the final staff recommendation.
Mr. Boardman said that it •�.�as the revised document that �vas suggested by
the Planning Commission.
MOTIOPd by Langenfeld, seconded by Shea, to set up a special meeting on
April I8, 1477. Upon voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
8. *CONTINITED: GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: ACCESS
i1r. Boardman explained the goals and objectives of the goal area access.
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Schnabel, to approve goal and objectives A100
through A190. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried.
9. �CONTINUED: GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: COP�IUNITY VITALITY
*Check previous agendas for background material
Mr. Boardman e�lained goal area Community Vitalitye
Mr. Boardman stated that he set up two goals under this goal area. One
would deal with the economic �ael1-being of the �ommunity and the other on
effective goverrnent operations. He then explained goals and objectives
under each area.
Mr. Langenfeld suggested that the wording in V110 be changed to read more
smoothly by eliminating "the kind of mi� of".
'�IOTION by Bergman, seconded by Shea, to approve V100 through V240. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried.
Sclinabel asked how we are addressing the community response of our business
community. She thought that we should have some statement cohich would include
the business community.
i�r. Boardman felt that this could be included.
MOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Bergcnan, that an amendment be added to the
original motion that a program objective V150 be added, �ahich deals directly
toward the City's objective towards the business community. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, the amended mation carried.
r10TI0N by Langenfeld, seconded by Schnabel, that staff reword all areas of the
,' goals and objectives where there is implied business to soecifically indicate
business. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried.
' Shea said that she wanted to bring up one other thing. She said that she
finally found the Human Resources fund. �'he City sent her a program budget
in which there are t�vo f unds. One is a Community Development fund. Out of
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this f und we gave $1,000 to North Suburban I'�nily Services, SACA got $500,
r.ed Cross got $160 for the "Baby" and the County 4linterization Program got
$750. The other fund is in Parks and Recreation from which, Fine Arts was
given $1,000 and $2,000 was given to the Senior Citizens.
MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Schnabel, to receive the information from
Canadian Financial Corporation on their Golden Valley Dover Hills Project. lipon:
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the information was received.
Schnabel�said that she really recommended that the members go to see the pro-
ject before the meeting on the 20th.
l.DJOURNMENT :
' MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Shea, that the meeting be adjourned. L'pon
voice vote, all voting aye, Chairperson Harris declared the Planning Commission
Meeting of April 6, 1977 adjourned at ii:35 p.n.
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btinueapo:is Star S[zPC Writer
A man who says he wr.s misled
bt� the report g;ven to i�irn undcr
[�e ,`.'tinacapolis trutl:-in-housin�
Oi4iI:r7lll'^ has saed tne couple
�vho sold him a house and the
housing evaluatcr who made the
report on tt�e house.
,lt is believed tn be the first suii
fi;ed un�er the ordinacce, which
was prs�ed in 1975.
1'he orri;nance requires the seli-
er vf � housz to pro�idr, a written
eenluution i�y a certified housi��g
ev.�ivaeor, revealing aiiy l���jor
code viol::tions o� de;`ects, or to
obia;n a ce*!ificate of code com-
pliance from the city.
H. Richard S�vanson's sui: in
Hennepin Districf Court says he
relied un a repo;t m�de by L`��n
�-ie:lquisi, an rvah�aror, aU�ut a
hct:se at 460C•-r50? Felwetl Dr.
���:ien he lx�ugLt the house in iyiay
rom Joseph and .l�I�y Flaherty.
S�t'ANSO� SAYS he asked
�:?+out the condition of the roof
�i�id Flahr;ri� a;:sured hi:r. thtit it
l+'as in good cendi.ion. Iiut, Swan-
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son says, he already, hAS spent
W'l20 to repair the rcuf and will
have to �eplace it, bccause of nt�-
merons holes an� rotting, �t z
cost oI � 3,0�0.
S��ranson also says t}�e Nlahertys
zssur�vti him that Ihe h�ai;n; and
air•conditiuning sys�.em, �vere in
good rondition and t�at the co;t
of oper. ti;�g t}�enz was u35 a
r,�ont3�. Ile ssys the sys!ems are
inadeq;IRt3 ar:d r�G.t bc replr.c�d.
::t :? cost of �2,142. .)e al�o has
ha.d to spand `�/Oe Qn additior,al
insulatioi�, tnc cornpiaint sa.ys.
I,ealcs iT2 the b�se;r,ent have
ccst $�va��scn �350, accordii�g to
th� complaint.
It ..hargas t'tat I-.^dquist pe--
forrned his ins;:ect'son "in a r.egli-
gf�nt r;iac:i�er" aAid iaiied to report
any probicros with tt�e roc�f, itisn-
la±iun ar tzeating and air-conai-
tion�ng syseerus.
1'!ie sttii as::s :,fi,432 from t;:e
F7ai�ertys and $5,£42 ','rom Hed_
quist.
Tli� I�LAIILF�TYS deny any
misrep;esenta(ions and l;a�:e filed
a g�0,C00 cottr,t�rc!zint for m41i-
ciou; pros4cution, sayiug thai
they �re eld�rty znd 'r.ave been
�.orricd nnd upse[ by ttte zllegz-
t;orts znd by having to hire �i lah•-
;, er to d�tend them�2lv�s.
He�quist, v:ho was in the city
ir��cctions departrnei:t for seven
�•2ars before leavin^ to become an
evuiustor, has filed A gE:le�al dC-
R13�.
In an affid:i��it, he says he could
gi��e oniy his "b.>�t opinion" as to
th� crJt:dition of tha rooF becat�se
he dsd not e;�amine the rafters
an� �oufbo2rds. T?:e pniicy ier
b�tt� city irspecr,}rs rtnd pri��, te
e�•al::�tors, the zffi!1a�:;t says, is to
esml.ine Che roof i� nt;, tne inside
o�%}• tiv4e:i there is a s�a?lt••,!p at-
tic, noi just a cra�� t snace. But, he
says, his report d:d note t};at
[?i�re was evidence of seepsge
irom [hc roof.
',I�s ;�ffic4avit says lie made no
r�presentaticns a�x�at th� ccoting
s:�strrn or the itisulatii,:� because
'lae official report i�rni, adopted
by the ci[y �_ouncil, does not cover
those items.
Hedquisi said that the exnmina-
tion is designed to reveal major
dei��:ts ihai would be dangeroas
to hcalth or safety and chat an in-
adeqi�iie heating systern is not
suc}i u defect.
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ITHE MINUTES OF TH� FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION �
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1977
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Present: Jean Schell; Helen Treuenfels; Tim Breider; James P.
Hill, Public Safety Director; James Sprungman, Police
Sergeant; Councilwoman Kukowski; Councilman Schneider.
The meeting was called to order at 7:07 P.M.
A motion was made
16, 1977 meeting,
approved.
OLD BUSINESS
Salary Information
by Jean Schell to adopt the minutes of the March
seconded by Tim Breider, and was unanimously
Commissioner Treuenfels indicated that according to State Statutes
, the Commissioners are to be made aware of curren� salary status
_ of those employees which fall under the Civil Service Commission.
Tt was the consensus of the Commission that this information shall
' be placed in a"Salary Structure" file immediately in front of
the police department personnel files. Mr. Hill indicated he would
make this information available through computer printouts.
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After considerable discussion, it was determined that the current
policy o� curtailment due to the problems with the privacy laws
be continued. Director Hil.l stated he ��ould administratively
review individual requests evaluating them for objectivity and
purpose and approve such requests when appropriate.
NEW BUSINESS
Agility Tests
It was explained by Sergeant Sprungman that the agility tests
' were conducted in accordance with the rec�mmended guidelines
set by the Minnesota Peace Officers Training Board and the Office
of the Attorney General. The scoring process was reviewed.
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Hiring of Police Officers
After extensive discussion concerning the status of the current
eligibility roster, it was determined that the Commission would
readvertise as soon as possible to implement a ne�v competitive
examination.
A motion was made by Commissioner Breider to use the Attorney
General's requirements for the advertisement with the addition
of the age requirements from 21 to 30 and also indicate that the
applicants must be a certified peace officer of the State of
Minnesota or have �wo years of college or the eauivalent, seconded
by Commissioner Schell and unanimously approved.
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Civil Service Commission Minutes
April 6, 1977
Page 2
It was the consensus of the Commission that the advertisement
be placed in the Sunday daily statewide, Sun Newspapers all areas,
ABC Newspapers which include the Anoka County Union, Blaine/Spring
Lake Park Life, Coon Rapids Herald, and those publications to
fulfill affirmative action requirements.
It was sug-gested that the Commission meet on Tuesday, April 19,
1977 for the purpose of establishing the format for the oral
examination and the testing process overall.
The meeting adjourned at 8:14 P.hs.
� Respect�ully submitted,
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Tim Breider
Secretary
Fridley Police Civil Service Commission
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6000 '�lEST P.�^ORE LAKE DRIVE, FRIDLEY, h:,ItJfdESUTA �5�32 / 560-6100
March 18, 1977
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Fridley City Council
� c/o Mr, Nasim Qureshi, City Manager
_ 6431 University Avenue N, E.
Fridley, MN 55432
Deax Members of the City Council:
Uft. JOtI(•1 K. Hhf�SF"'
5'JPEHI`IiE!17tN( 13
JAMES H. HF.UF.Fri
U�Rrr,rO;� .
HUSINcSti AFFAIRS
JAPfES G. PAF'PAS
AD'AI'115iHAfIVi: ASSI'iTANT
Mro Arvid Hansen presented his concerns about the wetland
problem for him and his adjoining property owners at the
regular rrleeting of the Board oi Education on March 15, 1977.
The Board has directed me to inform the City Council of their
interest in arriving at a joint and equitable solution to this
problem. When the problem is serious, ��vater is draining
through Mr. Hansen's property froan some distance, A city
culvert drains into a swamp area adjoining and east of the
swamp on school property. There is apparently an overflo�v
from this swamp onto District 14 property and then through
Mr. Hansen's property to Hillcrest, At least this is w�hat past
experience and a study of the elevations would seem to indicate.
Sincerely youxs,
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John K. Hansen
Superintendent
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MEMO T0:
MEMO FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director
Thomas A. Colbert, Assistant City Engineer
April 14, 1977
Gardena School and 1318 Hillcrest Drive Drainage Basin
On May 3, 1976 a report was prepared de]ineating the potential drainage
problem for 1318 Hillcrest Drive and suggested solutions to eliminate
the problem. Since that date additional review has been completed, analy-
zing the City's responsibility in regard to drainage runoff �ontribution
to the pond in the rear yard area of 1318 Hillcrest.
As indicated by the attached topographic layout, the City has a 15"
storm sewer outfall at the west end of 60th Avenue. This is an outlet
for a drainage area of approximately 32 acres from a developed
residential neighborhood. As can be noted on this topographic map, there
is a series of low lying depressions capable of acting as a detention
system for drainage runoff. For identification, they have been identi-
fied as the initial pond (A) being the smallest and most easterly;
secondary pond (B) being the larger and adjacent to the west of the
initial pond; and the tertiary pond (C} as being the largest and most
westerly pond which encroaches into the rear yard area of 1318 Hillcrest.
A storm sewer analysis was completed analyzing the drainage runoff
volumes as compared to the storage capacities available in this series
of detention basins. The rational method (Q=CIA) of storm water run-
off was incorporated taking into consideration the runoff prior to
existing development and its subsequeni runoff after hard surface
streets with storm sewer and residential development had occurred. The
results indicate that the initial pond can handle the ten (10) year
frequency storm. This is a normal design frequency for runoff considera-
tion in the design of storm sewers. The initial pond was determined to
have a capacity capable of handiing the 12 hour, ten year storm runoff.
In considering the effects of the 25 year and 50 year frequencies, the
runoff would then �verflow into the secondary pond. This pond has
the available eapacity to handle the 2 hour, 25 year storm or the 1 hour,
50 year storm. This is a design that is considered quite adequate for
storm water detention facilities.
What this implies is that the City's contribution to any runoff as it
affects the tertiary pond is negligible. These computations took into
consideration that normal percolation and evaporation occurs in all ponds.
During the short time period when the ground freeze has not dissipated,
the coefficient of runoff from the surrounding areas will increase and
these pond capacities will be reduced. It should be noted that in com-
puting the runoff from the City's storm sewer contributary area, a
maximum coefficient of C=0.9 was already incorporated.
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Re: Drainage; 1318 Hillcrest
� One of the suggested alternatives mentioned in the May, 1976 memo was
the placement of a small berm across the isthmus connecting the secondary
� and tertiary ponds. This would have the effect of handling the additiona]
runoffs generated during spring season without adversely affecting the
, tertiary pond.
Another of the alternatives mentioned in the previously mentioned memo
was the dredging of this tertiary pond in the rear yard area of 1318
Hillcrest and using this material to construct a berm, thereby increasing
this pond's capacity and reducing the threat of potential runoff across
Mr. Hansen's rear yard area. A rough cost estimate to perform this
berm construction and appropriate restoration has been prepared by Ralph
Volkman as per the attached memo. It should be noted that the material
for th�s berm construction is planned to be hauled in rather than
excavated from the tertiary pond area to avoid creating a potentially
hazardous depth situation adjacent to a residential area.
P1ease Tet me know if additional information is needed, or further clari-
fication of this memo is required.
TAC/jm
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MEMO FROM:
MEMO DATE:
SUBJECT:
PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCE DIVISION
CITY OF FRIDLEY
Tom Colbert, Assistant Engineer
Ralph Volkman, Superintendent of Public Works
April 13, 1977
Ponding Area Behind Gardena School
Estimated Costs
Nere are approximate costs for work to be dcne in the
ponding area behind Gardena School. I feel these estimates will run
pretty close; maybe slightly higher.
� l. Fence removed and reinstalled
4 hrs. @ $9.21 per hr. . . . . . . . . . $ 36.84
Material for removing fence -
wire puller @ $3.00 per hr. . . . . . 12.00
2. 70 yds. fill material delivered
to site area . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210.00
12 hrs. to haul material in and rough
grade berm @ $40 per hr.
(loader and man) . . . . . . . . . 480.00
3. 20 yds. black dirt @$8.00 per yd. ... 160.00
4. 1 tractor w/landscape rake ....... 15.00
@ $i5 per hr. (4 hrs. ) . . . . . . . . 6�.00
5. 20 lbs. grass seed @ 50¢ per lb. .... 10.00
6. 2 men - 8 hrs @$9.21 per hr.
for raking & putting down seed .... 147.36
TOi'AL . . �1,i31.20
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MEMO T0: Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director
MEMO FROM: �'%�Thomas A. Colbert, Assistant City Engineer
DATE: April 14, 1977
� SUBJECT: Petition #3-1977, Street Light Request on Meadowmoor
' Drive
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At the City Council meeting of April 11, 1977 the attached Petition
, #3-1977 was presented to the Council, and referred to the Engineering
Divison for processing.
, The attached map indicates the residences represented by the petition
along with the existing and proposed locations of street lights in
the area.
The present City policy regarding street light installation pro-
vides for a light when any of the following criteria are met:
1) Intersection of two or more through streets
2) At the end of dead-end streets
3) Streets with greater than 45° deflection curves or
topographic traffic hazards
4) Areas of documented high rates of vandalism
5) Mid-block lights with intersections greater than 1,200
feet apart
In reviewing this particular area, none of the physical criteria
are met as this is a proposal for a mid-block installation on a
flat, straight, through street with ex�sting lights approximately
900 feet apart. This area was then researched as to its relative
"crime rate" by reviewing the number and nature of reports filed
with the Fridley Police Department. The attached memo from Jim
Hill lists the dates and nature of the calls as recorded from June,
1976. Based on the Police Department's evaluation and recommendation
for fihis area, this request does meet a qualified criteria for a
mid-block street light installation.
Therefore, it is the Engineering Division's recommendation that
Petition #3-1977 be considered for approval.
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POLICE DEPARTMEiVT
City of �ridley
M innesota
Street Light Request on
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' As per your request, we have made a review of reported police
activity at the above location since June 1?, 1976. During this
short period of time, ��e found the reques� for police service
to be considered above normal, relative to the City in general.
' It should also be noted that the majority of these complaints
(see attached list) occured during the evening hours.
In checking with police supervisors, it was determined that this
area of the city was rather dark, coupled with an apparent high
volume of children,which ��as creating some problems.
It appears that the request for additional street light(;) in
this area may be justified.
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POLICE DEPAR�'MENT
City of Fridley
Minnesota
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OM M. Gnlndhaus, Technician TO
BJECT police Activity on Meadaarr�oor Drive Tam Colbert, As:
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As per your ra�uest, i-he follawing data. has been retrieued:
6-12-76 Medical '
6-12-7G Family Assist
6-15-76 Liquor Viol.ation
6-18-76 Animal Ccmplaint
6-20-76 Bicycle `�eft
7-]9-76 Missing Persan
8-I1-76 Vandalisrn
8-15-76 Vandalism
8-27-76 Vand.alism �
9-6-76 Violaticaz of Road and Driving Laws
9-10-76 Theft fram Building
10-3-76 Animal Ccmplaint
10-16-76 Suspicious Person
I0-17-76 Vandalism
12-13-76 An�mal Ccmplaint
i2-14-�6 �l c�i�t
12-15-76 Misoellaneous (Animal Related)
3-1-77 �1 Ccunplaint
2-8-77 Medical
1-I.9-77 Snawmabile Crnlplaint
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7�11 the above calls were respce�ded to by an officer tA an address so�lere
on NJeadcxamoor Drive.
If more infozmation is request�ed, please contact me.
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PETITIUN COVER SHEET
Petir io�� N��. 3-1977
Date Received Apt^il 11, 1977
object Installation of a dusk to d_awn street light in the middle of
block on Meadowmoore Drive
Petition Checked By
Percent Signing
Referred to City Cauncil
Disposition
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8431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
;`�, Mr. Jim Harrington, Commissioner
/ Minnesota Department of Transportation
;' Transportation Building
' St. Paul, MN 55155
Dear Mr. Harrington:
TELEPHONE ( 812)5T1-3450
�� The City of Fridley is in receipt of your correspondence relating to
the proposed Transportation Plan for the State of Minnesota (Mn/DOT/Plan).
�' We appreciate the opportunity to participate and provide information to
the htinnes�ta Department of Transportation (MnDOT) relating to the
transportation concerns of our Community.
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To seek input regarding our Community's transportation concerns, a public
hearing was held on April 11, 1977 (see resolution). From the public
hearing the following discussion was developed which provides indication
of the transportation concerns of Fridley.
. The City of Fridley is a first ring suburban community within a metro-
, politan area. This situation has put Fridley in a uni�ue situation.
Numerous regional transportation facilities (TN 47, TH 65, I.694, Burling-
ton (vorthern Railroad) provide transportation through Fridley in an effort
' to move people and goods to and from the central core of the metropolitan
area. Consequently, these regional facilities have created restrictior►s
on our City transportation system. It is difficult for residents within the
Con�muni�:y to move from one area of the City to the other without being
' restricted by trunk highways, interstate freeways, railroads, etc. The
situation as it exists ►,elates ��ell to the physical resource concerns
(i,e. movement of vehicles, equipi�ent and goods), ho�vever, there is a
' definite need to respond to the human reseurce concerns. The City of
Fridley believes an hin/DOT/Plan must be "people oriented" besides "machine
oriented".
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Thougt� construction of highways are necessary, Fridley wants to emphasize
the need to investigate its impact on adjacent properties (pariicularly
residential). Hightivays should be constructed only where proved necessary
for appropriate future gro►-rth and should be designed to minimize its im-
pact on environmental aspects of air and noise pollution. Noise barrier
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warrant�d and does no� have a detr�mental errecL �n �c�.���cen� �r�n�,
('�mplaints from residents alonq I. 694 in Fridlev across from newly con-
structed barriers indicate that noise levels h�ve increased due to construc-
tion of the barriers on onlv one side of the freeway.
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When highways are con�tructed, areas should be provided to allov� not on]y
movement of vehicles, equiprnent and goods, f�ut safe and efficient move-
tnent of pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. Particular attention
Should be oiven to river_c_rossin�s to ensure that appropriate faci�ities
�re includ�d in hi,� ti�, bridge r.nnSt.ri��tinrt or completely separate facilities
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'� are constructed. t�ore and more people are v�alking,hiking and biking and they
I� a so need appropri�te transportation facilities.
Intersections of high��ays with local roadways must be designed to provide
safe movement across the higha�ay for vehicles, pedestrians and non-motorized
vehicles.
' Allovrances, in the way of pedestrian overpasses, should be given high priority
�o provide unrestricted and safe crossings of the highways by pedestrians
and�.non-motorized vehicles.
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The congested intersection of Mississippi Street and TH 47 (University Avenue
NE) within Fridley is an existing situation ��rhere intersection and pedestrian
overpass�improvements are needed to improve "people oriented" transportation
networks.
It should also be noted that additional pedestrian overpass construction
along Mississippi Street at intersections with TH 65 and East River Road
wou�d provide excellent transportation facilities for pedestrians and non-
motorized vehicles within tl�e Community. .
Highways used as regiona7 facilii:ies should be proper7y invest�gated,
designed, constructed or r�odified to ensure proper utilization to eliminate
i�igh volumes on local streets. Aqain, in Fridlev, traffic on East River
Road, t•rhicl� abzlts residential areas ��rith drive��da,�acce��directly onto the
road�•�a_Y, coul d be reduced i f TH 47, w{�i ch i s a 1 i rni ted access hi ghwav, were
better utilized.
Implementation of construction of planned and needed highway faciliiies
is another concern. Volumes of traffic on local roadways in Fridley,
particularily East River Road, could be reduced if the segments of I. 94
from I.694 south to doi•�ntoarn Minneapolis, the Northtown Bridge Crossing,
and TH 169 from I. 694 north to TH 52 were completed.
Together with the above discussion pertaining to "people oriented" highways,
the transpot°tation plan should f�eavily address transit systems. Transit
facilities do not �xist "in" Fridley, but again provide service "tiirough"
Fridley to i:he central core of the metropolitan area. Transportation
plans must include inter-community transit, together with intra-community
transit. Intra-co�rmunity transii should be in the nature of mini-buses,
personal rapid transit (prt), vans, etc. to allo« residents to move
within their City. Inter-community systems should utilize similar modes
of transit to allow ease of movement from community to community. At
the present time, in order to travel from the west side of Fridley to the
east side of New 6rigl�ton (only app�°oximately 5 miles), a person must
ride tf�e bus from htississippi Street on East River Road south to Lotivey,
transfer to go east on Lo►v�°y, ti�en transfer again to go north on Silver
Lake Road to Mississippi (2 transfers and about 10 miles). An alter-
native is to go downto�vn on East River Road from Mississippi Street, then
transfer to go back north on Silver Lake Road (1 transfer and about 15
;�:_miles). Transit facilities bet�veen high use areas, such as shopping
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centers, durin g times of increased activity, such as on weekends, should be
implemented to provide flexible and varied transit service.
In summary, Mn/D07/Plan should stress transportation systems which allow
ease of travel for all potential users; i.e. pedestrians, and non-motorized
vehicles as 4�e11 as vehicles and equipment. Mn/DOT/Plan should allow
flexibility in order to change with the needs of the Community.
To continue City of Fridley involvement in the Mn/DOT/Plan processing of
Mn/DOT/Plan, Richard N. S�biech, Fridley Public Works Director, is
designated as the City h1n/DOT/Plan Liaison.
Yours very truly,
William J. Nee, Mayor
City of Fridley
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RESOLUTION N0. 37-1977
A RESOLUTION ORDERIPdG A PUBLIC HEARING TO RECEIVE
INPUT PERTAIr1Ii1G TO MINtJESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS-
PORTATION PLAN
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation
has been directed to prepare a Transportation Plan for
the State of Minnesota; and
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation
� is seeking citizen concerns pertaining to transportation
within the State of Minnesota; and
� WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Fridley to
provide appropriate opportunity for citizen input into
the Minnesota Department of Transportation Plan.
_ NQW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Fridley that a public hearing be held
April 11, 1977 to receive input from the residents of
the City of Fridley pertaining to the State of Minnesota
Transportation Plan.
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ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUT�ICIL OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY THIS � 4th DAY OF April , 1977,
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
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RESOLUTIOP� N0. 36-1977
A RESOLUTION PROVIDIPdG FOR REDUCED WATER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
t,IHEREAS, Section 402.08 of the City Code provides that the City Council
shall have authority to set water rates by resolution, a�d
LJHEREAS, The City Council had indicated a desire to provide a reduced
water rate for senior citizens,
PdOLJ , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the fol l owi ng water rate schedul e
for all customers except those qualifying for the senior citizen rate shall
be as fol lows :
WATER RATE SCHEDULE
0 - 10 ,000 Gal .
10,000 - 30,000 Gal.
30,OQ0 - 50,000 Gal.
50,000 - 100,000 Gal.
100,000 - 200,000 Gal.
Over - 200,000 Gal.
$.65/1 ,000 Gal .
$.50/1,000 Gal.
$.44/1,000 Gal.
$.38/1,000 Gal,
$.36/1,000 Gal.
$. 33/1 ,000 Gal.
- First 10,000/Mi��imum $6.50
- Next 20,000 Gal.
- Next 20 ,000 Gal .
- Next 50,000 Ga1.
- �ext 100,00Q Gal.
- Over 200,000 Gal.
8E IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Ci ty Counci 1 hereby provi des a reduced
water rate schedule for senior citizens as follows:
SENIOR CTTIZEPJ tidATER RATE SCNEDt1LE
� 0 - 10,00Q Ga1.
10,000 - 30,000 Gal.
30,000 - 50,000 Gal.
� 50,000 - 100,000 Gal
100,nJ� - 200,D00 Gal.
$.40/1,000 Gal. - First 10,000/Plinimum $4.00
$.33/1 ,000 Gal. - Pdext 20,000 Gal .
�.29/1,000 Gai. - Next 20,000 Ga�.
$.25/1,000 Gal. - Next 50,000 Gal.
�.22/1,000 Gal. - Over 20Q,000 Gal.
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The following criteria must be met in orde r to quaTify for the senior citizen rate:
1. The senior citizens must occupy single family or double bungalav�
units. The senior cit�zen rate does not apply to apartments,
commercial, industrial, institutional, or other.
2. The customer or person having responsibility for payment of the
water charge must be sixty-two years of age or older.
3. The person must certify that thp household income is less than
$7,000 per year.
4. The seni or ci ti zen rates are to be effecti ve wi th the ��9ay 1 bi 11 i ng.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY Tl�E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
4TH DAY OF APRIL , 1977.
ATTEST :
' CITY CLERK - �4ARVIN C. 6RUNSELL
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. �QEE
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RESOLUTION N0.
I' A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING ADVERTISE-
MEN'F FOR BIDS: tiVATER, SANITARY SENER AND STORM �SEWER IA�PROV�MENT PROJECT
� #121
WHEREAS, Resolution #14-1977 adopted by the City Council on the 7th day
of February, 1977 set the date for hearing on the improvements, as speci-
fically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as
Exhibit "A"', and
WHEREAS, a1.2 property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
' with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given
ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing
through two (2) weekly publications of the reauired notice, and the hearing
' was held and the property owners heard �hereon at the hearing, as noted in
said notice.
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WHEREAS, Resolution #31-1977 adopted by the City Council of the City
of Fridley ordered all of these improvements.
NOti1�, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka, County, Minnesota as follows:
1. That the folloiving improvements proposed by Council Resolution
' #31-1977 are hereby.ordered to be effected and completed as soon as
reasonably possible, to-wit:
Watermains, sani�ary sewex, laterals and service connections, and stoxm
sewer and appurtenances located as follows:
]:) Deleier Addii�.ion
2) Marxen Texrace
3) Lot 31, Auditor's Subdivision #229
4) Lots 4$ S, Auditor's Subdivision #108
That the work involved in said improvements as listed above shall
hereafter be designated as:
WATER, SANITARY SE�VER AND STORM SEWER It�1PRQVEMENT PRQJECT #121
2. The plans and specifications prepared b}• the City Engineer for
such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council resolu-
tions heretofore adopted, a copy of whi.ch plans and� specifications are
hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and shall
be filed with the City Clerk.
3. Tlle work to be performed under WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM
SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT #121 shall be performed under one contract.
Resolution No. -2-
Ord. Advertisement for Bids - #121
The City Engineer shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted
in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such
improvements under such approved plans and specifica�ions. The advertise-
ment shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days) and shall
specify the work to be done and wi12 state that bids will be opened and
considered at 11:30 a.m, on the 12th day of May, 1977, in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered unless
sealed and filed with the City Engineer, and accompanied by a cash deposit,
bid bond, or certified check payable to the City for five percent (50)
of the amount of such bid. That the advertisement for bids for LUATER,
SANITARY SE{YER AND STORM SE�tiER IMPROVEN�NT PROJECT #121 shall be sub-
stantially in form as that noted in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for
reference and made a part hereof.
ADOPTED BY THE CITX COU�;CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1977.
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN Co $RUNSELL
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
� Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota, at the office of the City Manager, on the 12th
day of May, 1977 at 11:30 a.m. for the furnishing of work and materials
, for the installation of iVater, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Improvement
Project #121.
The project consists of the following:
Sanitary Sewer:
Water:
Storm Sewer:
760' of 8" P.V.C. with related appurtenances
865' of 6" D.I.P, with related appurtenances
400' of 12" R.C.P, with related appurtenances
All in accordance with plans and specifications prepared for the City of
� Fridley, Minnesota by the Public 6Vorks Director, 6431 University Avenue
NE, Fri,dley, Aiinnesota 55432, Telephone 571-3450.
Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the Public Works
Director,and copies may be obtained for the contractor's individual use
by applying to the engineers and depositing with the engineers $25 for
each set. The deposit will be refunded to each bidder submitting a bona-
fide bid upon return of tlie documents in good condition within ten (10)
days from �he date of opening bids, and to non-bidders upon return of the
documents in good condi�ion, prior to the bid opening.
Bids must be made on the basis of cash payment for the work, and accompanied
by a cash deposi�, certified check (on a responsible bank in the State of
Minnesota), or a bidder's bond and made pa}�able without condition to the
City of Fridley, hiinnesota in an amount of not Iess than 5% of the total
amount of the bido
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive
any informalities in any bids received without explanation.
No bid may be withdrawn for a period o£ thirty (30) days.
By order of the City C�uncil of the City of Fridley, hfinnesota,
Dated tlzis 18th c�ay of April, 1977.
Richard N. Sobiech, P.E.
Public iVorks Director
City of Fridley
Publish: "Sun" "Construction Bulletin"
April 2�, 1977 April 21, 1977
April 2Z, 1977 April 28, 1977
D4ay 4, 1977 D4ay $, 1977
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING TI-IE ANOKA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO REDUCE THE SPEED LIMIT ON RICE CR�EK ROAD FROM CENTRAL
AVENUE TO STINSON BOULEVARD FROM 35 MPH TO 30 MPH
WHEREAS, Rice Creek Road (County Road 6) is predominately
a residential street; and
WHEREAS; Rice Creek Road from Stinson Boulevard to Central
Avenue falls within the jurisdiction of Anoka County; and
WHEREAS, the speed limit along this residential street is
currently 35 mph; and
WHEREAS, there is concern with the safety of the residents
due to the existing speed limit.
NOW,TFiEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the
City of Fridley reQuests the Anoka County Commissioners and the
Minnesota Department of Transportation to reduce the speed limit
on Rice Creek Road from 35 mph to 30 mph within the City of
Fridley.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - biARVIN C.BRUNSELL
, 1977.
MAYOR - WILLIAb4 J. NEE
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISEMEN7 FOR BIDS: SANITARY SEWER MAIN REPAIR -
CHANNEL ROAD: PROJECT S #122
WHEREAS, the Public Works Oepartment has a regulariy scheduled
program of preventive maintenance and inspection of existing sewer
facilities within the City; and
WHEREAS, an existing section of sanitary sewer main has been
found to be in a deteriorating state and in need of repair; and
WHEREAS, Street Improvement Project St. 1977-1 & 2 is scheduled
� for new street construction along the same alignment as this re-
quired sewer repair; and
WHEREAS, the Public Works Department has prepared plans and
specifications for the above mentioned projects.
NOW, TFIEREFQRE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of
Frid]ey, Minnesota as follows:
1. Such plans and specifications, a copy of which are attached
hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby approved.
2. The work to be performed under Sanitary Sewer Main Repair
S#122 shall be performed under one contract.
The City Engineer shall accordingly prepare and cause to be
inserted in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the
making of such improvements under such approved plans and specifi-
cations. The advertisement shall be published for two (2) weeks
(at least 10 days), and shail specify the work to be done and will
state that bids will be opened at 11:30 a.m. on the 5th day of May,
1977 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, and that no bids will
be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk and accom-
panied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to
the City for five percent (5°0) of the amount of such a bid. That the
advertisement for bids for Sanitary Sewer Main Repair, S#122 shall
be substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit "A" attached hereto
for reference and made a part hereof.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1977.
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
NOTICE TO CON7RACTORS
Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley,
,, Anoka County, Minnesota at the office of the Public Works Director, on
the 5th day of May, 1977 at 11:30 a.m., and will be considered by the
City of Fridley at a regular Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. on the 9th day
� of May, 1977, for the furnishing of work and materials for the SANITARY
SEWER MAIN REPAIR - CHANNEL ROAD, PROJECT S m122.
The Project consists of the following:
315 L.F. 8" P.V.C, 14' - 16' deep
1 ea.
4 ea.
16.8 VF Manhole, Design "F"
4" P.V.C. Service Line with Riser and 12' Section
- All in accordance with plans and specifications prepared for the City of
Fridley, Minnesota, by the Public Works Director, Richard N. Sobiech;
Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue NE, Fridley, Minnesota,
Telephone 571-3450.
Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the Public
Works Director and copies may be obtained for the Contractor's indi-
vidual use by applying to the Engineers and depositing with the
Engineers $10 for each set. The deposit will be refunded to each
bidder submitting a bonafide bid upon return of �he documents in good
condition within ten (10) days from the date of opening bids, and to
non-bidders upon return of the documents in good condition prior to
the bid opening.
Bids must be made on the basis of cash payment for the work, and accom-
panied by a cash deposit, certified check (on a responsible bank in
the State of Minnesota), or a bidder's bond and made payable without
condition to the City of Fridley, Minnesota in an amount of not less �
than 5% of the total amount of the bid.
The City Council reserves the right ta reject any and all bids and to
waive any informalities in any bids received without explanation.
No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days.
By order of the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1977.
� Publish: Sun
April 20, 1977
April 27, 1977
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Public Works Director
City of Fridley
Construction Bulletin
April 21, 1977
April 28, 1977
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMO T0: Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director
MEMO FROM: Ralph Volkman, Superintendent of Public Works
MEMO DATE: April 5, 1977
SUBJECT: Sewer Division Vacuum Pump
On April 4, 1977 at 11:30 a.m., we opened the bids for
� the new vacuum pump. Flexible Pipe Tool Company, the only bidder,
� submitted a bid in the amouni of $8,126.40, for the Rockwell Flexi-
Vac Model 16V. Delivery will be 45-90 days. We have gone over the
, specifications. They meet or exceed the requirements.
We are recommending that Flexible Pipe Tool Company be
Iawarded the bid.
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MEMORANDUM
NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL
PIARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR.
SUBJECT: CONSIDERA7ION OF CHANGE IN LIQUOR LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE
DATE: APRIL 14, 1977
The City of South Saint Paul has conducted a survey on Liquor License fees.
The survey covered all of the cities in the Twin City area issuing Liquor
Licenses. I have listed those cities on the attached s'r►eet which are
somewhat comparable in size to Fridley.
The average fee for Liquor Licenses for comparable cities is $5,126 per year.
� Our current license holders paid their fees for the coming year some time
ago. It would be difficult to initiate a change in fees that would affect
the 1977/78 license year. N rnvever, if the fees we re changed now, they would
� be in effect for the next license period. Based on the current average fee
of $5,126, and based on the fact that this survey is already a few ir�onths
old, and the fact the proposed change �,�ould not go into effect for another
year, I recommend the City Council take action to amend the City Code
� increasing the license fee for a regular On-Sale Liquor L.icense to $5,500
per year.
The City Attorney has done some checking to see whether it is permissible to
have a two-stage license schedule, that is, a higf�er license fee for those
places not meeting tr�e forty percent criteria for food sales. He has come to
the conclusion that thas would be permissibie.
If the Council is interested in this type of an ordinance, we would include
this in the proposed fee schedule change.
We could set a fee of perhaps $7,500 per year for those establishments not
meeting the minimum food requirement. However, I ti,�ould think you would have
to retain language in the o rdinance that would provide that the establishment
must be a bonafide restaurant, and that a substantial portion of their sales
would be froom food.
If the Council is amenable to these fee changes, Virg and I will prepare such
an ordinance.
The license fee was last changed on June 1, 1973. The Liquor License fee of
$4,500 was paid by the license holders for the 1973/74 license year.
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3rooklyn Center
3roo�lyn Park
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4aplewood
4inn�tonka
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ON Sl1LE LIQUOR LICEtdSE FEE SURVEY
Does your community
have licensed on-s�le
liquor establishments?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
TOTAL
4lhat is t��e
on-sa1e
liquor fee?
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4 , 000
4,775
10 ,U00
4,Oa0
3,500
5,000
4,Q00 (�200 Sunday)
5,U00
7,500
5,OJ0
2,000
5,000
5,000
4 ,000
7,500 (�200 Sunday)
7,000
4,500 - G,500 based on
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$97 ,275
Average License Fee is $5,126.
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LICIiNSIiS 'f0 131i /lPl'IZOVIiD BY �'llli CI'fY COi1NCIl. A"f THIiIR RIiCU1.AR h11il�I'ING ON AI'RIL 1
� y�c of' Licensc: �: APrroved By:
Cigarette
, 1, nwood Manor II Nursin tlome Mi.ernik Vending James P. 11i11
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5700 E. ftiver Road Jahn G. tiiiernik Public Safety Director
, Fridley, Mn. 55432
pDQ James D. Shelton James P. liill
�620 Osborne Rd. N.E. Public Safety Director
Pridley, b1n. 55432
,� Pollies Place Francis L. Mager James P. Hill
6225 I�igh�aay 65 N.E. Public Safety Director
Fridley, Mn. 55432
�� , Target Headquarters Vendmark Inc. James P. Hill
IOS1 73rd Ave. N.E. Trudy Sehman Public Safety Director
Fridley, A4n. 55432 �
�'� ��Western Stores C.B. Lindberg James P. Hill
7G00 University Ave. N.E. Fublic Safety Director
' Fridley, bin. 55432
' Employee Liquor Dispensing
Pamela Bartel Ground Round James P. Hill
1520 Pennsylvania Ave. N. PuUlic Safety Dixector
, Golden Valley, Dtn. 55427 �
Susan L. Burke Ground Round James P. Hill
'1503 8th St. S.E. Apt. 106 PuUlic Safety Director
A4inneapolis, TSn. 55414
' Jody Drummond Ground Round James P. Hill
1096 14th Ave. S.�. Public Safety Director
D4inneapolis, T1n. 55414
� Jea�ine L. Dumas Ground Round James P. Hill
7G60 Edge���ood llr. N.E. Public Safety Director
Min�teapolis, D1n. 55�32
, Linda Tiarie Eigenheer Ground i:ound James P. }iill
2085 Cornell Dr. Public Safety Director
� St. Paul, rirr. 55112
Karen Di. Gjerstzd Ground Found James P. I�ill
2232 Hillside Ave. PuUlic Safety Director
' � St. Paul, A1n. 55105 �
3oan K. Greer Ground Round James P. Hill
�� 804 19. Cty. Rd. D, Apt. 320 Public Saiety Director
New Bri�hton, %ill. 55112
I� Davc �V. Guthrie Ground Round James P. ffill
1110 l�t}� St. N.E. PuUlic Safety Director
Rochcstci•, D1n. 55901
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$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$24.00
�12.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
1,ICIiNSt:S "1'U L'li AI'P{tOVI:[) 13Y 7'llli CITY COU�CI1, A�' TIil:Jft RI:Gl1l.nit �tlili'1'JNG QN Af'R11.
' y1�c of l.iccnsc: �: Ar �rol vecl t3y:
, Employcc Gic��or Dispcnsin�
Frances �. tlollenbeck Ground Round James P. Hill
4727 Ct�atham 1td. Public Safety Directnr
� Minncapolis, hin. 55421
Jane E. Laurence Ground Round 3ames P. }iill
'6933 Janell Ave. N. Public Safety Director
Brooklyn Park, �tn. 55428
� Bela I. Lazar Ground Round James P. Hill
8417 �ast River Road Public Safety Director
I Coon Rapids, A1n. 55433
�� Gregory A. Loop Ground Round James P. Hill
209 2. 15th St., Apt. 1 Public Safety Director
Minneapolis, Mn. 55403 �
,_Dean {V. Palm Ground Round James P. Hill
4921 4th St. N.�. Pub2ic Safety Director
' Columbia Heights, D9n. 55421
Paul A4. Presnail Ground Round James P. Hill
1370 Skywood Public Safety Director
� Fridley, r1n. 55432
Tom E. Pribyl Ground Round James P. Hill
�199 1V. Co. Rd. C2 � Public Saf.ety Director
Roseville, rin. 55113
, James F. Schneider Ground Round James P. l�ill
770 ti�'. Cottage Public Safety Director
St. Paul, rfiz. 55117
, ldilliam C. Schoener Ground Round James P. Hill
199 1V. Co. Rd. C-2 PuUlic Safety Director.
Roseville, Din. 55113
� Janis I. Shimizu Ground Found James P. Hill
12120 Idaho Ave. Public Safety Director
� Champlin, D1n. 55316
Cheryl A. Tesch Ground Rowld James P. fiill
, 5660 Polk St. N.E. Public Safety Director
Fridley, Af�l. 55432
Carrol J. Trenda Ground Round James P. Hill
, 10220 Xeon St. Public Safety Director
Coon Rapids, Mn. 55433
� Gayle F. VoniV�ld Ground fiound James P. lii] 1
6250 7th St. N.�. Public Safety Director
Fridley� �iil. 55432
, Jacqt�elyn A. {Varhol Ground Round Jamcs P. Nill
4G54 'Tyler St. N.C., Apt. 1 Public S�fety Director
Coli�mbia }lcights, A1n. 55421
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$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
�5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
�5.00
�5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
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I.1CIiNS1:S 'I'0 tifi APf'1tOVi:[) 13Y T11L CI'I'Y COUNCIL AT Tlliilit RI:GULNt hlliiiTtNG ON AI'RIL 18, 1977.
� T e of Liccnsc: �: Approvcd l�y: 22 C
� Pood Cstabli.shment
Kni�hts of Columl�us Arnold W. Keller Steve Olson $25.00
,6832 iiighway 65 N.E. Health Inspector
Fridley, r1n. 55432
pD4 James D. Shelton Steve Olson $25.00
I •�620 Osborne Rd. N.E. Nealth Inspector
Frid2e A9n. 55432
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,Pollies Place Francis L. hiager Steve Olson $25.00
6225 Hi�h�aay GS N.E. Health Inspector
Fridley, h9n. 55432
iTire City Roger tiVedell Steve Olson $25.00
8255 E. River Road . Health Tnspector
,Fridley, h1n. 55432
Ro er 1�'edell Steve Olson $25.00
T2re Clty g
5333 University Ave. N.E. Healtli Inspector
, Fridley, h1n. 55432
14estern Stores G. B. Lindberg Steve Olson $25.00
� 7G00 University Ave. N.E. Health Inspector
Fridley, Ain. 55432
tFood Establishment (Tem op rary)
Fridley Fire Depaxtment Robert D. Aldrich Steve Olson asking
` Re2ief Association Health Inspector fee
6431 Univexsity Ave. N.E. tvaived
Fridley, D1n. 55432 For: 2nd Annual Softball Tournament
� Gold Eagle Amusement Zoella A. bfagel Steve Olson $25.00
7&25 Cambrzdge St. Health Inspector
� St. Louis Park, r1n.
For: Carnival located in the Holiday Village Parking Lot April 29th thxu blay 8th.
,
Food Vehicle
� George }lanson Steve Olson $50.00
1476 Onondago }lealth Inspector
Fric�ley, A9n. 55�32
'
bfotel "
� Sunliner D1ote1 Doris R. Hart Robert U. Aldrich $95.00
6881 }lighway GS N.E. Fire Inspector
' Fi•idlcy, t+i�t. 55432
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1.ICIiNSiiS �'n 13ti /1P1'ROVfiD 13Y '(')Ifi Cl'I'Y COUNCII, A'I' 7'lI1:I(Z RIiGU1.AR D11iL•'I'ING ON 111'I2T1. 18, 1�77,
'yl�c of Licensc: �: ��roved 13y: 22 D
Rcfuse fiaulcr
Gallabher Scrvice Inc. Lorraine Gallagher Steve Olson �30.00
9151 Central �ve. N.C. }jealth Inspector
hiitineapolis, I�tn, 55434
Peterson Brothcrs Sani_tation, Inc. Steve Olson $30.00
18GOS Lake Gcorge Blvd. Donna h1. Lanoue Hea1t}� Inspector
Cedar, Mn. 55Ull
Scrvice Station
Western Stores
7600 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, D4n. 55432
Tavern
Knights of Columbus
G831 Hightti�ay 65 N. E.
Fridley, btn. 55432
Pollies Place
6225 Hight.ay 65 N.�.
Fridley, T1n. 55432
n
C. $. Li�Zdberg
Arnold {V. Keller
Francis L. DSager
Vending Afachine
Anderson Trucking Co. Gerald E. Ziebarth
7600 Central Ave. N,E.
Fridley, Ttn. 55432
Bill's Service iVilliam Svetin
3705 Tlaxshall St. N.E.
Fridley, Dtn. 55421
Central Standard Car 1Vash Gold Medal
5201 Central Ave. N.E. Dianne Df. Dlaber
Fridley, r1n. 55432
197G - 1977 License
Central Standard Car �Yash Gold Diedal
5201 Central Ave. N.E. Dianne Di. Nabex
Fridley, Dtn. 55432
Frank's Niirsery Sales F, Trim C. ETdill�il
7G20 Univcrsity Ave. N.E.
Fridlcy, I�in. 55432
GTIi Sylv��nia lnc. t�f�ernik Vending
5330 Incltistri.il Blvd. Jolin G. Pliernik
rridlcy, Din. 55Qi2
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Robert D. Aldrich
Fire Inspector
Darrel Clark
Building Inspector
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Steve Olson
Ilealth Inspector
Steve Olso�i
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Healtli• Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspcctor
Stcve Olson
Healt}� Inspector
$60.00
$12.00
�12.00
�45.00
�15.00
$15.00
�15.00
$15.00
$45.00
I,IC1iNS}i5 `1'U I;li /1i'I'ItOV1iD I3Y '1'llii C17'Y COUNCII. AT '('IIIiI!
� '�rc of l.icc„so: By:
Vending Machine
, Sam's Pro Scrvice K �r K Vending
- 7520 Central �vc. N.E. Lloyd Kilber
� Fridlcy, Mn. 55432
Lynwood D4anor Nursing Home II l�1iernik Vending
� 5700 �. Itiver Road John G. Miernik
I Fridlcy, Mn. 55432
Powdour. Pouf Beauty Salon Sandy L. Bennet�
I 6251 University Ave. N.E.
' I�ridley, Mn. 55432
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i, River Road East /lpartment Lois Y.ieselhorst
6550 �. River Road Tycon Management
i Fridley, Mn. 55432
' ' � Target Iieadauarters Vendmark Inc.
, -1081 73rd Ave. N.E. Trudy Sehman
' Fridley, r9n.. 55432
Waodcrest Baptist Church Clark S. Poorman
' 6875 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
� Renewal On-Sa].e Liquor
George Is In Pridley George D. Nicklow
' 3720 East River Road
Fridley, r1n. 55421
' Ground Round Walter 1'V. Curcio
5277 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, A1n. 55432
� r9aple Lanes iVilliam G. Gottwaldt
631Q }iighway 65 N,E.
Fridley, hln. 55432
' Sandee's Inc. William G. 11'eiss
64�0 Central Ave. N.E.
� Fridley, Dtn. 55432
Shorewood Inn Inc. {t'illiam A. �icklo��r
' 6161 Higl��oay G5 N, E.
F�•idley, P1n. 55432
' Renewal On Sale Sunda Li uor
Y q
'' Geor�e Is In Fridlcy George D. Nicklow
3720 E. Rivcr Road
Pridlcy, T1n, 55432
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AP�rovcd 6y:
Steve Olson
Healtli Inspector
Steve Olson
Hcalth Inspectoi•
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
PuUlic Safety Director
James P, Hill
Public Saiety Director
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22 E
�15.00
$IS.00
$15.00
�15.00
�240.00
fee
Haived
$4500.00
��1500. QO
$�1500. 00
$4500.00
$4500.00
$ 200.00
I.ICIiNS}iS 'C'0 1;1: AI'I'ROVF.0 13Y '('III: CT'I'Y COUNCIl, A'I' "I'It['.IR RIiGU1./1R h11:f:TING ON AI'RII, l8, 1977.
� TyPc of I.icensc: �: A�rroved By: 2i F
' Rencw,il On Salc Sunday I.iquor
Ground Round Walter W. Curcio James P. Hill $200.00
5277 Central Ave. N.E. Public Safety Director
�i, � Fridicy, htn. 55432�
Maplc Lanes William G. Gottwaldt James P. Hill $200.00
�6310 tlighway 65 N.E. Public Safety Director
Fridley, htn. 55432
' Sandec's Inc. William G. {Veiss James P. Hill $200.00
, 6490 Central Ave. N.E. ,Public Safety Director
Fridley, A1n. 55432
' Shorewood Inn Inc. Willzam A. Nicklow
6161 Highway 65 N.E.
Fridley, h1n. 55432
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Wine
� Caballero Sandwich Saloon Robert H. Schroer
7610 University Ave. h.E.
' Fridley, D1n. 55432
On Sale Beer
Big B's Pizza
321 Osborne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, Afn. 55432
Canterbury Pub
6479 lJniversity Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Din. 554s2
(1976-�977 License)
Food �stablishment
Big 8's Pizza
321 Osborne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, r1n. 55432
Robert L. Johnson
Al1en Berve
Robert L. .TO}1I1S0]7
Vending rfachine
Lynwood At.inor II Nursi�ig Home rlary J. VanDan
5700 E. River Road
Fridley, D1n. 55432
Faod l:st ah 1 i�hmcnt
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Lindquist Cake Derorating f, Supplies
5247 Ccntr;il Ave. N.E. James Lindquist
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Put�lic Safety Director
James P. Hill
PuUlic Safety Director
Steve Olson
Health.Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
$200.00
$700.00
$200.00
$200.00
$25.00
�15.00
�25.00
', ' Fridley, D1n. 55432
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� LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING ON
APRIL 18, 1977
'` BLACKTOPPING APPROVED BY 22 G
Pioneer Blacktop Inc.
, 7624 - 68th Avenue North Darrel Clark
Brooklyn Park, Mn. 55428 By: James Haller Com. Dev. Adm.
' GAS SERVICES
St. Marie Sheet Metal Inc.
, 7940 Spring `Lake Road William Sandin
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432 By: Louis St. riarie P1bg. Htg. Insp.
Sup�rior Contractors Inc.
, 6121 - 42nd Avenue North William Sandin
Minneapolis, Mn. 55422 By: Donald Hoglund Plbg. Htg. Insp.
� GENERAL CONTRACTOR
L. W. Dykhuizen Construction
R.R. #1; Box 153 Darrel Clark
' Buffalo, Mn. 55313 By: Les Dykhuisen Com. Dev. Adm.
Richard Hastings Company
' 6331 Riverview Terrace N.E. Darrel Clark
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Richard Hastings Com. Dev. Adm.
' Ironwood Construction
1145 Polk Place N.E. Darrel Clark
Columbia Heights, Mn. 55421 By: Wallace R. Strand Com. Dev. Adm.
' Charles E. Johanson, Inc.
424 Rice Creek Boulevard Darrel Clark
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Charles E. Johanson Com. Dev. Adm.
' Milton L. Johnson Company
2513 Central Avenue N.E. Darrel Clark
' Minneapolis, Mn. 55418 By: Milton L. Johnson Com. Dev. Adm.
Lampert Building Center
' 7600 Highway #65 N.E. Darrel Clark
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Ray Carlson Com. Dev. Adm.
, Walter Maciaszek
506 Mississippi Street N.E. Darrel Clark
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Walter Maciaszek Com. Dev. Adm.
� O'Meara Custan Building, Inc.
97 - 20th Avenue 5.W. Darrel Clark
New Brighton, Mn. 55112 By: Barry J. O'Meara Com. Dev. Adm.
' D. V. Selfe Construction Co.
1755 East County Road H-2 Darrel Clark
White Bear Lake, Mn. 55110 By: D. V. Selfe Com. Dev. Adm.
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General Contractors Cont.
Swanson Construction �Inc.
466 - 83rd Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432 By: Dean Swanson
Yentsch & Chuba
7939 Humboldt Avenue North
Minneapolis, Mn. 55444 By: Dennis Chuba
HEATING
Alaskan Air Conditioning, Inc.
1200 Chestnut Avenue North
Minneapolis, Mn. 55403 By: R. D. Stevens
Allan Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.
5200 Eden Circle
Edina, Mn. 55436 By: William Viebahn
Central Air Cond. & Htg. Co.
Division of Winston Enterprise�s, Inc.
1971 Seneca Road
St. Paul, Mn. 55122 By: E. D. Rosenberg
Faircon, Inc.
1955 West County Road B2
Roseville, Mn. 55113 By: Sheldon Krona
St. Marie Sheet Metal Inc.
7940 Spring Lake Road
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432 By:'Louis St. Marie
Superior Contractors, Inc.
6121 - 42nd Avenue North
Minneapolis, Mn. 55422 By: Donald Hoglund
MASONRY
Crete-Wood Construction, Inc.
1705 Radisson Road N.E.
Blaine, Mn. 55434 By: Charles R. Nelson
ROOFING
Potvin Sales Company
7341 Commerce Lane N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Felix A. Potvin
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Ro-My Construction Co., Inc.
7647 Knollwood Drive
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432 By: Rodney Danim
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Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
William Sandin
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
William Sandin
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
William Sandin-
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
William Sandin
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
William Sandin
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
William Sandin
Plbg. Htg. Insp.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
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Contractors Continued�'.
BLACKTOPPING
Tri County Blacktop
19257 Martin Street N.W.
Cedar, Mn. 55011 By: Dwayne Nustvold
EXCAVATING
Kadlec Excavating, Inc.
724 Main Street N.W.
Anoka, Mn. 55303 By: Donald A. Kadlec
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Lambert Petersen
1360 Osborne Road N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Gary Petersen
National Waterproofing Corp.
of Minnesota, Inc.
8732 East Research Center Road
New Hope, Mn. 55428 By: John Koszalkowski
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Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Da.rrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
Darrel Clark
Com. Dev. Adm.
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ESTIMATES FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - APRIL 18, 1977
Smith, Juster, Feikema, Chartered
1250 Builders Exchange Building
Minneapolis, h1innesota 55402
For legal services rendered as Prosecutor by Garl Newquist
for ��larch, 1977
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 East Main Street
Anoka, f�linnesota 55303
For legal services rendered as City Attorney by Virgil
Herrick for March, 1977
$ 3,190.00
$ 1,323.25
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TIME RECORD FOR M/�RCH, 1977 PROSECUTION_WORK
1. Preparation, Travel and Time in Court for
15 Court Trials and 53 Pre Jury Trial
Conferences.
2.� Investigation and Process of Complaints
including office conferences, phone con-
ferences, correspondence and preparation
of 179 Formal Complaints.
3. Court and Police Administration.
TOTAL
36 hours
39 hours
1 hour
77 hours
15 minutes
3Q minutes
30 minutes
15 minutes
DATE � � • • • BALANCE
FORWARDED FROM LAST STATEMENT
4-Q4-77 For lec�al services rendered as Prosecutor
for the City of Fridley during Plarch, 1977.
March, 1977 Retainer. $1,300.00 $1,300.00
Time in excess of 30 hours
(47 haurs and 15 minutes) �1,890.00 $3,190.00
I cieclare untier penalties of !aw tliat il�is
account„c�iaim or cemand is ;�st an�a ,cor-
rect an th G o pz t or ii has ��e, :: �
� �
', `.-i.
i Si�r�afure of C�imant
SMITH. JUSTER, FEIKEMA, CHARTERE� .
ATTORNEVS AT LAW
��.a �si ut '
�, GHARLES R, WEAVER
� HERMAN L.TALL.E
VIRGII C. HERRICK
ROBERT MUNNS
. WILLIAM K. GOODRICH
THOMAS A. GEODE
JEF'FREY P, FtICKEN
D�OT/U�GlAS E. KItNT
V l�l l
City�of Fxidley
Ma.rch Retaaner
LAW OFFIGES
WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK
April 12, 1977
Cowicil Meetings 8-3/4 ho�s
Staff Meetings 4 hours
Conferences with Staff � hours
Merros and Legal Research 10 hours
Citizens Inc{uiries 2 hours
2�-3 ours
719 EAST MAIN 9TREET
ANOKA,MINNESOTA 55303
421-Sa13
6279 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E.
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
571-3850
�IRST MID AMERIGA STATE BANR BUILDIN('.
COON RAPIDS, MINN.55433
755-�330
$1,300.00
EXPENSES ADV_ANCED:
Re: McNama.ra vs. Fridley: 3.00
Photocopies: 2p,25
TOTAL . . . . . . . . 1,323. 5
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