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01/16/1978 PUB HEAR - 5612PETER FLEMING ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTRNT PUBLIC HEARING MEETING JANUARY 16, I978 -..�:� , � 274 THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF JANUARY 16, 1978 The Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:43 p.m. by Mayor Nee. � � � � PIEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik, Hayror Nee, Councilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette MEMBERS ABSENT: Nane COMMENTS - SENATOR HUMPHREY: Mayor Nee stated this was the day Senator Hubert Humphrey was laid to rest and it seemed to him they should not let this date pass without making some note of it. Mayor Nee stated we all knew of Senator Humphrey and his greatness and even though sanetimes we didn't agree with him politically and philosophically, there is ra daubt he was a great man. Mayor Nee stated he not only improved the quality of life and politics in Minnesota, but had an effect throughout the world. Mayor Nee stated, as far as Fridley goes, one event he recalls was when the tornado struck. He stated Senator Humphrey was Vice-President at that time and came to Fridley to review the prob7em. Mayor Nee recalled Vice-President Humohrey told us to get busy on our end and he would talk with the President and not to worry that the City would get help. Mayor Nee stated the Federal Government came through and helped the City in many ways. He stated several thousands of people were in- spired by�Humphrey's x•ords that day and those who were discouraged got to work with some enthusiasm. Mayor Nee stated Senator Humphrey certainly wi17 be missed. PRESENTATION OF AWARD: Mayor Nee presented Mrs. Carrol7 Kukowski with a certificate of appreciation for her service to the City and contributions made to the co�nunity.. Mayor Nee and members of the Council thanked Carroll Kukowski for her services as a member of the Council and wished her well in her future endeavors. Mrs. Kukowski stated she appreciated working with all the Council and wilT mi�ss everyone in Fridley. ADbPTION OF AGENDA: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � DONATION: S Ms. Jennifer Prosek, 1681 Camelot Lane N.E., submitted a petition urging the City Council to develop the area adjacent to and North of Harris Lake into a public park. Ms. Prosek stated the Harris Lake Homemaker's Club voted to make the park the � beneficiary of their money making projects. She stated $200 was�earned this fall from a craft sale which they wished to donate to the City at this time to help in development of the park. Mayor Nee stated he felt it was the first time this had ever happened in the City ___._ _ � + " `"�� i 276 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF JANUARY 16, 1978 PAGE 3 Mr. Sobiech stated there was a question regarding the vacation of Grand Avenue and the staff has checked with A�oka County and as noted, one-half has been designated to Mr. Brottlund's property. Mr. Barry Brottlund then read the ab- stract of title covering the vacation. . No persons in the audience spoke for or against this subdivision request. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the Pu67ic Hearing. Seconded by , Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Hayor Nee declared �.. �the rtwtion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:02 p.m. - HEARING ON FINAL PLAT SUBDIYISIOPI P.S. 477-07. EVERT'S AD�ITIOf�. BY Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director indicated Mr. Fretag vrould be at the meeting about 8:15 p.m. and asked Council to proceed with the ot6er items until Mr. Freta9 arrived. PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDt1ENT ZOA #77-04, BY SUNDIAL REALTY COMPANY, FROM R-3 T CR- ; GENERALLY LOC TE� AT 96 HILLWIND ROAD N.E.: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 8:03 p.m. ' Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request to rezone property from R-3 to CR-7 located northeasterly along Hitlwind Road to the North of Lynde � Drive. He stated tMe purpose of the rezoning is to allow development of a real � estate office. �, I The Planning Comnission held a public hearing on �ecember 7, 1977 and recortonended ' approval of the rezoning. � � ; Mr. Sobiech stated this parcel is located directly to the south of a plat for Real Estate 10. �He pointed out that, with the rezoning,.there is also a tot � . split involved, at which time the City would request a portion for easement . purposes to allow for a future roadway. Mr. Sobiech stated, if the building � � Sundial Realty is proposing is simitar in nature to the Real Estate 10 office, it would fit into the neighborhood quite well. i Mr. Sobiech explained the reason for the lot split was because this general � area was divided previously in Anoka County, without approval by the City. He � stated the City is attempting to get these matters straightened out and he ��- presented a legal description of the lot split and felt it is in line with the I platting ordinance. , i Mr. Sobiech stated, at the appropriate time, the City will have to make im- provement of the roadway. He indicated the City, in the past, has asked devel- opers to escrow monies for roadway improvements and felt this may be an item tfie Council should consider as a stipulation to the rezoning. Mr. Jim Villella, 5323 Matterhorn Circle, stated it is the intention of Sundial Realty to build a reab. estate office adjacent to Real Estate 10. ��.. Mr. Sobiech presented drawings of the proposed building to be constructed by / ; Sundial Realty. Councilman Schneider felt, from a pTannin9 viewpoint, it seems there was a "hodgepodge" in that area with lJausau Homes, apartments, Real Estate.l0 and potentially the Sundial Realty office and also some R-1. . Mr. Sobiech stated the only property that isn't zoned multiple is the Real � I Estate 10 parce7, and felt this proposed addition would fit in with the area. s �...,�. , � I �� I 1 i I 278 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF JAN[IARY 16� 1978 PAGE 5 ° all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motian cazried unan3mously and�the Public Hearing opened at 8:33 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Directnr, stated this is a plat to allow construction of duplexes in the northeast quadrant of 73rd and Central Avenues. He indicated this same parcel of pmperty was under discussion�for a twnhouse development, however, it appeazs more feasible to construction. double bungalows. He stated the final plat would consist of two blocks for a tntal of 10 lots. He stated the lots meet the minimum reguiremen[s of the platting ordinance as far as area, havever, one corner lot calls £or 80 feet and would have only 78 feet. . Mr. Sobiech stated the Planning Commission recommended approval of this plat. He i ..stated the plat calls for a roadway to be extended from 73rd Avenue to the north. '� �: He stated the staff felt they would rather see the roadway coming off Central j Avenue tn allow for a more feasible develo�ent of the remaining commercial I � property. He stated Mr. Fretag contacted the property owner to the north regarding � this matter, but the property owner was not inclined to get into any redevelopcnent �, af his property. Mt. Sobiech stated he wished tn make it clear that the developer will be paying all assesenents connected with this plat. t4r. Sobiech� stated Mr. Fretag concurred with easements £or future traffic move- ment at the 73rd Avenue intersection. He also sUted Mr. Fretag is awaze of the park fee connected with the plat. Councilman Schneider asked Mr. Fretag if he had plans or drawings for the buildings. Mr. Fretag stated he did not bring the plans with him, but the buildings would look like single family haoes. He stated they will be three bedroom units and will have at least a triple caz garage per building. The price range is about $90,000 and he stated six units kiave already been sold, A gentleman from the audience indicated he would like to be assured all the assess- ments would be picked up by the developer. � Ma}ror Nee stated the notice he received is a form used for all public hearings and in some cases, other propezty owners may be affected; however, in this pazticulax plat, the developer will be paying all special assessments for developing the property, Councilman Schneider questioned if the City stwuld k�ave an agreeme�t with Mr. Fretag regazding the assessments. Mr. Sobiech felt this wouldn't be out of line as it has been done in the past. Nuncilman Schneider felt they should have such an agxe�ent before final approval o£ the plat. muncilman Schneider indicated he appreciated Mr. Fretaq's cooperation in developing the property. . No persons in the audience spoke for or against this pmposed plat. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman earnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:50 p.m. � A MOTIOH by �uncilman Schneider to wa3ve the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Secanded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declazed the motion carried unanimously and the Public Heazing opened at 8:50 p.m. Hr. Bcvnsell, City Clerk, sWted the Police Departnent has recommended approval of the license and the Fire Inspector and�BUilding Inspection departnent have suCmitted cromments regarding the building structure. He stated the license rrould be issued to the existing building, the Fireside Rice Bowl. Mr. Brunsell pointed ,. .::�..-� / �� .� PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF ,7ANUARY 16, 1978 PAGE 7 Mr. Smith stated they will be signing the contract for the sprinkler systen and felt the Council had some control for the exterior developnent when the license comes up for renewal. � Councilman Schneider indicated the applicants have been in business many years in Fridley and felt they would work to make their establishment more attractive. Mr. Wong stated he wished to work with the Fize Inspection Department and the insurance agency tn make sure all requirwents are set on�the sprinkler system. Be felt it would take about two months to install the sprinkler systen and hoped the inside work would be done by April so the outside work connected with the sprinkler system could then be completed. t40TION by Councilman Hamernik to amend the motion that the petitioner have his building up to code by ffie time of license renewal which is May 1, 1978. Seconded hy Councilman Schneider. . Mr. Wo� stated once he signed the contract for the sprinkler system he wwld want it done in 60 days.. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAI�N ON 7fIE AMENDt�NT TO THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, confixmed it was his understanding that the applicant svould comply with the safety requir�ents and install the sprinkler systm� and work urith staff on the landscaping. UPON A VOICB. VOTE TAK�N ON THE�MAIN nOTION, all voted aye; and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSI[�SS: RESOLOTION NO. 9-1978'PROVIDING REWCED SE.47ER RATES FDR SENIOR CITIZENS AND HEA➢S OF FpUSEHOLC6 LIVING ON DISABSLITY PAY (TABLED 1/9/78): Councilman Schneider indicated he did irot wish to appear he was against reduced rates for disabled persons, but vas concerned about the definition. i4. Rerzick, City Attorney, felt a person must show they qualify for disability payments under social security or similar disability pay. t9r. Brunsell� City Clerk, stated the inc�e level would also have to be less than 57,000 per year in order to qualify. CounciLnan Schneider questioned if there would be a problem as to how this is classified. � i�. Brunsell stated, fmm the standpoint of ineetir.g the requicements of the Metro- politan Waste Control Commission, as long as the City reviews the rates to see tLat persons aze payi.ng�their proportionate share, he didn't feel there xrould be a pmblem. tir. Herrick, City Attorney, did :at see any problems from a legal standpoint, as long as the City had the requirement regardinq the limitation of inmme. Dr. Carl Heggestad felt this resolution should be connecteci with the rate of in- flation. Mr. Bxvnsell stated it was the City's intPntion to review this at the end of 1978, and the income figure could also be taken into consideration at that time. MOTtON by Councilman Schneider W adopt Fesolution No. 9-1978. Seconded by CouneiLoan Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice wte, all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � ADJOURNMENT• . MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried ( ' � I �� .,.{,,..,.,j MEMO T0: DEPARTMENT HEADS �-_�-, Following are the "ACTIONS NEEDED". Please have your answers back �� in the City Manager's office by Wed. Noon, January 25, 1978. Thanks. PUBLIC NEARING i�EETING - �ANUARY 1G, 1978 — 7:3� P� h�� FI PLEDGE OF ALLEGIAfdCE: ROLL CALL: All Present PRESEP,ITATIOPd OF AWARD: CARROLL KUKOWSKI, FOR SERVICES AS COUNCILWOMAN-AT-LRRGE Presentation made ADOPTIOP� OF AGEi�DA: Adopted as presented DONATION: RECEIVING DONATION FROM HARRIS IJ�1KE HOMEMAKER�S ASSOCIATION AND A PETITION FOR IMPROVING ��EI6HBORHOOD PARK FACILITY, � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1 Petition Received. $200 donation recieved ACTION NEEDED: Deposit check in separate account for use in this park. REC ACTION NEEDED: Neighborhood park facility to be improved as authorized PUBLIC HEARI�JGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA #�%-OS, BY R,C�E� CORPORATION TO REZONE FROM C-ZS TO C-1, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 7899 EasT RIVER ROAD I�� E� ��,,,, Z- Z F Public Hearing closed ACTION NEEDED: Put ordinance on next regular meeting for consi:deration � I ENGINEERING �ENGINEERING �ENGINEERING PUBLIC HEARINGS (CoNTiNUED) � PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PL"AT SUBDIVISION P�S� #�%—O6, BROTTLUND�S FIRST ADDITION, BY BARRY C� BROTTLUND� GENERALLY LOCATED IN THE 6400 BLOCK ON THE EAST SIDE OF EAST RIVER ROAD� � . � � � � � � � , , � � � � � � � Public Hearing closed ACTION NEEDED: Put item on next regular agenda for consideration a PUBLIC iiEARING ON FINAL PLAT $UBDIVISION P�$� #��-1��, EVERT�S ADDITION, BY ARTHUR L. FRETAG� GENERALLY LOCATED AT INTERSECTION OF 73Rn AVENUE AND CENTRAL AVENUE ��E� �REPLACED PREVIOUS PLAT, CENTRAL TOWN— HOUSE ADDITION, �"�HICH WAS APPROVED, BUT FJOT RECORDED)� � Public Hearing closed ACTION NEEDED: Put item on next regular agenda for consideration PAGE Z ,.3-3E , 4-4D PUBLIC IiEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA #77-04, BY SUNDIAL REALTY COMPANY, FROM R-3 TO CR-1, �ENERALLY �OCATED AT 961 IIILLWIND ROAD h��E� .�,,,,,, 5- 5 J Public Hearing closed ACTION NEEDED: Put ordinance on next regular agenda for consideration ---� [� PUBLIC HEARIfdGS (CoN-riNUED) PUBLIC HEARING ON APJ ON-SALE LIaUOR LICENSE FOR THE FIRESIDE RICE BOWL� INC�, FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1160 FIRESIDE DRIVE ��E� �GLENN F, L�ONG, SANDRA �'IONG AND OLIVER TAM) � � � � , � � � � � � � � � . � � � � � , , 6 Public Hearing closed. Liquor license approved with stipulations. ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized � �LD BUSIi�dESS: CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION PROVIDING REDUCED SEWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AND IiEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS �IVING ON DISABILITY PAY �TABLED 1�9�%�)� � . , , , . , , , ] - ] $ Resolution No. 9-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized ��0�1�1�: 9•35 P.M. 0 FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEE7ING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: �ANUARY 16, 1978 NAME ADDRESS ITEM NUMBE� -------------- -----------------------------------------------------°_____________'______=====j -------------------- ------------------------------------------ ' � _ �n�.a..�� g C��i �. � , i Zr�,t�f �� u' -� L �� .,., o m ti P U— z�rJ 0 x ,Z¢ � a� �� N� 3 � . � j�Q�� yG �:i� : . Lr— 0 � � ��i . �� ,� c ��r�. � - 1J ,1� �' tJra � � � - I a ' �� G v i r.,rz ,' / j , � 1 � � � s� 3Z /%Ri7E/1/�o��r/�, ,�� '"� ' � �'Lzl/ �fl�y[wn�� .�w S -- <_.��, � y0 7�� • � � � �- , L �_ _ � � d�� '•� .�1 `� 0 �iCk�' � �� C—FL iC F`Y'� J� � 3�a � 5��,e�- l-�cc� 02v=c- � FRIDLEY CITY COUfdCIL PUBLIC HEARING i�EETING - �ANUARY 16. 1978 — 7:30 P. h1. ' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIAfJCE: ROLL CALL: PRESEfdTATIOPJ OF AWFlRD: CARROLL KUKOWSKI, FOR SERVICES AS COUNCILWOMAN-AT-LARGE ADOPTIOP� OF AGEi�DA; DONATION: RECEIVING DONATION FROM HARRIS LAKE HOMEMAKER�S ASSOCIATION AND A PETITION FOR IMPROVING r�EIGHBORH00D PARK FACILITY� � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , l PUBLIC HEARICdGS: PUBLIC HEARIN6 ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA #77-05, BY R,C.E� CORPORATION TO REZONE FROM C-ZS TO C-1, GENERAI.LY LOCATED AT %899 EAST RIVER ROAD i�� E� �.,,,� 2- 2 F PUBLIC HEARINGS (CoNriNUEn) PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P�S� #�%-O6, BROTTLUND'S FIRS� ADDITION, BY BARRY C� BROTTLUND. GENERALLY LOCATED IN THE 6400 BLOCK ON THE EAST SIDE OF EAST RIVER ROAD� � , � � � , , � , , , , , , , , , , , , 3 - 3 E d PUBLIC NEARING ON FINAL PLAT $UBDIVISION P,$� #77-07, EVERT`S ADDITION, BY ARTHUR L� FRETAG� GENERALLY LOCATED AT INTERSECTION OF 73Rn AVENUE AND CENTRAL AVENUE {��E� iREPLACED PREVIOUS PLAL CENTRAL TOWN- HOUSE ADDITION, WHICH WAS APPROVED, BUT P�GT RECORDED)� �. �4 -�4 D PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA #77-04, BY SUNDIAL REALTY COMPANY, FROM R-3 TO CR-1, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 961 IiILLWIND ROAD �`��E� ��,,,,,, 5- 5 J m ' y '�. �..:�.: CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITION COVER SHEET Petition N,,. 1-1978 Date Reeeived _i��an�ary 16. 1978 obgeet Request the City Council to develop the area adjacent to and north of Harris Lake on Mississippi Street into a public park, during the surmer of 1978. Petition Checked By , Percent Signing Referred to City Council Diapoaition Date 9 . ::� j .i. . . . . .. l /,' .vti.. ��(�. . . . . ... . � . . . .. /�;('l I . /— .l �/ We, the uadersigned, urge the Citq Council of Fridley to develop the ✓ ' area adjacent to and north of Harris Lake on Mississippi Street into a public park, during the su�rmer of 1978. i�G,�,c� �'' �� is�U f'�r�� S�y- a�G j o� � �•a� l54v �c��,Po� �� 57�-oSGq �/ . `•(-�-�`.-•-� r�"�.�-+�-� / S a o . �. �' . �� .e� S%! - � S� � , ��-� : ,��C�, iszo _ �. g . ��;�e,-l.��- s�7�- 6s � �� % �e'.G"u-..� � % �. / C`G�.E��` �°� 77� s ? /- 90� � � I � �, I G'� am�,L�r�l ,�i°a�u. �I • � �'7/ -�0 56 �v,(' �3_ , ��1/ � � lSy.( �� - �� 5� I-�q6� .�.`Y� � ��f l��> C�.�m� lc� �z�. SS� �:�� ,�.,...,, � ��.QS�k • ' � �„` • i' s� i �� _ � ��' � �ca.��.�i.- C�.�-,�. �,-i�G �.�z��"� /�� r <-�_ `14h�,,; , i �jLc,(�C�,.. �, �� C �i � �--� �f �-� l�'�-� �' `�� L' � �` � � ,��+��„-�.�.�� ' � � l � � �-��.�...P1.Q �c�- ��°��- ��9� � �� C��-.�,1� L L..,� Ca,�t�� / - ///� s 7r - 7G�� c�� w� 5�i �GS'7. L��..z �,,� s� 1—gd3/ �� ti. � �� .�y�- �(/�' �. : c.�' 'iLt-ciL$.i � C C� GN C la i �� L rlS%i - Lc � i � to t Cc;sn.�� o.,ne., i� 3� �,� /6 3/ �a�a-/` oZ�......� �s �/-�� ' .� �j �G� G ...7'J �_-Sf` �f ,. . � .��/ - .� f-3 � S 7�— �1.��5_ �� (-$�� s�� -G�5/s- s7/- �/s�r We, the undersigned, urge the City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacent to and north of Harris Lake on Mississippi Street into a public park, during the s+�,�*wr of 1978; . %i� � _ �. !� , !�, _ C/�DC_ �� G� � ,�� ' � Mc�� ,-, 1 (93(o S41u;�e- d�r � 3id U �. ��/�� 0 � /�,�f -.��e.v �� % �� i (Cc cR ��-°-C(l `"' !� � - ��` '�� >s-�i �� ii ,� ,� _ �3�� S� ��`�- z� /;�� , /k� '' �� /� �� .�.�� -y/�..�. C.�,� _ Qr.l�ma,r, b3 ao S�.u�� r, � �t, G?�-e cS'��.�.crt�- 2rC � ,,y��.Q,�,�,^-� lsbl �,�c� Crz�M' :��.. . �. � . /S� i /L•.� o :, �� -��c ov— „ 37�(—o ctd � 7s�- oiio : .Syi-is�� ,� ��(- 9 ys"� s ��f-�i�o� s 7 � -�60� s�7/- 3 90 6 �-��-3yo� ��- �� J�^ %/ •.% � r; �` � � 95��`� 511- q�o1. �f`Il- S �oa� S�r' � � �9,; �' �! - v � a,q S7/—�a,o� �.` � We, the uadersignad, urge the City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacent to attd north of Harxis Lake on Missisaippi Street into a public park, duriag the su�ner ot 1978. ('6� s��°�`. � �, I / ` � i �,.i � �� — �—��J� / ' , �''� %�, /' - � . . ! _I ' � , � � r � ,�, �sa� N, - o�� %GP I �� i� ! to �i C� �.e iv�. �a�� 6 �� ¢fi� i� �/ �a� p�� ,, �� /�>/ j�si It�,�� ,, ��-�� CAbst E c u r Gv ��.y.9-.Q,.-��,�. , .1 _'• . /��ii c��`" ��a� �� (� �� 63�1 (;��;�,%� a�«� �� s I � - �. ��-� s�� ,� � � �/ ��-�.,.�e��, G�, s�� - i�87 s�� -��91 s�r -c�z4( �j� -0 5�.�� vr'�/ -a�z� l -� � �� s�s � S7/- 0 83Z -��-G �J-� �i►-s3�� s �i-�� J �°I�- a3s� ., � �y- 9 9�s Sil-33$� S`� i-�3�z s7/-- q0 zz � �� / - �� We, the undersigned, urge the City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacaat to and north of Harris Lake on Mississippi Street into a public park, dw:ing the summer of 1978. _.. /i�� `�/ � / �.�i��"" /lo .SS� �.Ff�h.�c. v 7 �.�-�- c=`� �;� ,��/ l��o ��o�� 3�4 �z98 � _ �,�,�.-� ��-��-- , . ./6 �Q _ .��—: h_�: ��i ��a� . ; ��1. ��!�,�' rx�- /� �e. � � �/� -.S-�i—�� o� �._1,k;�,��c.�.. ,�, �� Q�,,.c-�..� � ( .a..�.-�.� K:��-- �.� _ �,�� G,.�- �^�, 2�vz.�`J" �C�m"ur'xi d c. ��:� I�Jc I c� �� C�.,-�-,�'cf. �c� �1,� �3"7</-13�J�' , �C,�,-,.�..Lo7' <%-�� N � � 7{%-13 �� 1 V l� U ��-,ti.�� a-� �- Ilr .�: S'i _! 5'�Z I/ 'I '� ,, ". , 1�� o G�.airn,�c�x ��,.�- N� 571- 3a�a �6�° � l,� '��`."' /V � _ s'7'/- 3z�2. � ��,� �/ �,� . �l� , . ��` � 2�� — �G �� / S�A �r . /(/L-- �7i po�� s��-9oz�. 2�- �u.�G� �c �-h� �r3 7/ ,��c,u.r�,�?rr.U� �l. E. �' �/- 910�l7 f~:� We� the undersigned� urge the City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacent to and north of Harris Lake oa Mississippi Street iato a public park, during the suimner of 1978. �c' %�-�.�.-,�.-�..� /.S,.s o lJ�t�.a �- a.� � �c��v�"� /s so D44a c� I .1"�y = i�o q 57� — /7oq ��-�ui�c,.J �i.�:c.o �s�s � � � � : � 2 � - /di3- Q'al''^- �Y7' � � a �` ��, (�, � �i- /�'/.x ��1X.tx (e /S� l b�. �� i-99oY ..�'C . ' . . ' /_S �/d YYI, ss S7` !U� � �� :. �. ��-s3o�.�.c S�. �-i' . �.i��z� �....h �-�. � , � �31 rn�.,.�5.��,� �.31 �; -�. G�L a� a�d /.h,a1 � �j! � � � � , . � �� ; f' lSG/ ,�.,� C� !��-� ��, /�� . /C� ��` �.� �� C�- . �-y�+.�- � � i .�� O� �° � . 3%/�00?� Stl �_ 3�� \ S �} � +3s33 S� i -3�33 s7'/- 6/6� s�i-�� 5�/-�y�� <i �/- � f�/7 � i� 3�i 7 a 4' rc . . . . . . � . . . . .. We, the undersigtted, urge t:�e City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacent to and aorth of Harris Lake on Mississippi Straet into a public park, during the summer of 1978. ; < L �� ✓�-t%r��`,�,�.c, S�'.//� � . - � 7/`?7d � � � .�- �� - ��l , � ) C_,fi c�y � ._ � i � <�G�✓Y � JC.�i✓`Z L . . . . , I"� �� 5� I� �� . �� .�� ° "�e� �au�n��, 6 �o i �� \- � � �- ..� � � ��3�9 ?� �J� , �� ?/ - ��i y �� `� . � �� /�K��cc1t �J X . � �- ��2��.; �.�,n��, , �..��.��`�� ( -s� 7/ °�.�� f�.n.�� y�i �� / - a �f � �-�� io1a� S �y-��z y - _�,. < . i J' . . . .. . . . ... • .1 � . . . . . . � . . ... �. � .. � . We, the underaigned� urge the City Council of Fridley to develop the area adjacent to and north of Harris Lake on Mississippi Street into a public park, during the su�er of 1978. �!2iLc. p� l��n� ` ��" '�� 'ec��.� _ �67" `� � �� _ �� Zz� �. �-� �� /�; � — G c1 �/� - l9-��-� .� �i - cC�,, ,5 � �� 7�� G U �l/� � . . �,,.� -��s� �,�... �� - �� _: �rLG ��,,�v� . -�� — ��.�/�9SS sr,�� - �57/-�� ; � �� S�i _ y�y,3 � i� �� E�� yG/ �� ` , , � �� ,� S7i-�Gs3 �^ /�� f ��tc G ?`� � �l i j . � k II 1 RECEIVI?dG DO�JATIO�� FRC�� FIP,RPIS LAKE NOh1�T1P.KER`S ASSOCI,'�TIO^; P,�!D A PETITI03�! FOR Ih9PROVIt1G PIFIGHR(?R�-!OOD °I�RI: FACILITY PUDLIC 1iEARING DEfORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO 41NOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, January 16, 1978 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Rezoning REquest, ZOA #77-05, by R,C.E. Corporation; to rezone from C-2S, (general shoppiny areasj to C-1, (local business areas), Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's First Addition, all lying in the South Half of Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 7899 East.River Road N.E. . Anyone desiring to be heard with reference i:o the above matter may 6e heard at this meeting. WILLIAM J, NEE MAYOR Publish: December 28, 1977 January 4, 1978 2 s _,,.,._ i i I � •'1 ��•� ��•� �s : i�� i�"��'� ��; ,�y �. � v.-vyv � ��I� QI �ii0 . .. �'�J �_ � .. , . _ .., � , ��: :.�_ �:,: � . _ `. )� t: i� i � . .:.',/ -J � � �) . . ) � . �) " ( . 7 � ] � _ �i J c.. J i � � t �, ' . . J i�� ., J �� ,�poRi�':P� R.C.E. CORP. ZOA � � ' < <• 77-OS �W �� , � t{� � � �l � � �`' ` ' ' f J 1 ` , �.1 / l � ✓ ! 'J J � 1` 'JVf � l ..,;J`fJ)'/ :') l. 1 \{� JJ -.J ) J ' . ) �.f: <i r `� l `��1�.' °.[ _./ .;�e�� „� �.:'`�` { ` l .J ) . 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I �. � � �' :` d �� t � — 'J, _ . �>> �< t ICE� � �GTY - �ARENA�' `GARAGi. � � � . , ... i ��. � . rLnrirrrrrr, 4. �� } •'/ 1� P .T..,. ,. . �� -/`.i�t. �:��•ilrili'', i':NJI�i i:—�✓ i�r';a '1 1 r- TU C-1 (1.00AL nU;�I?;:�;;;;, �,RL;;), L�Z;��Rr.T�L�iCKP1�IIP;;RR�GTI,u PIRuT ADDITIOII� Tiii, a!u°I�; E�ID:G 78�9 r:AST �zvL�z �o!�D_rr.� MOTIOt�: by Mr, Oquist, Public Iiearing, Upon carried unanimously. seconded by t�s, SchnaUel, to open the a voice vote, all votin� aye, the motion The Public Hearing Was opened at 9:15 P.I•Y, Mr, Boardman �aid that this niece of property had gone throu�h several variances and rezonings, IIe said that it eias the intent of 7-11 St�res to build on that lot, FIe said that a condition of the last City Council a.nnrova.l �;�as that it r�as rezoned to.C-1. Iie said tnat property rras already zoned C-25, P1r. Langenfeld asked about the stinulations that had been requested for that property by a group of Citizens, P�fr. Boardman indicated that tkere riere 15 stipulations that i•�ere incorporated as stipula.tions oi a variance at a variance meeting held on 2�Iarch 15, 1977� He said that those tiere the sar.ie stipulations that the Flanning Commission may or aay not rtant to put on the rezoning. Chairperson Iiarris read the 15 stipulations: 1. ExtensiPe 12ndscapinb on the site; plan file:. r�ith Plunnino Departrnent, 2. Bermino to be of sufficient height to protect the resiclents from automobile 1i�hting, (as indicated on the plans) 3. �ldditional plants (as marked on the plans)� 4. Entire building i�ould be brick, 5. Buffer plantings incorporated rrith berm. 6. Lightino focused dorm so as not to shine into the residential property o�•mer�s crindor:s. 7. � AIl blacktop a�joinin� green area to be separated by poured concrete curbing, No e�ress from the development onto East River Road; ingress only, 2� ,j•),�.._.___ ^'t tt�rTIN� - nT'f:':t4P,T;R 7� 1977 Pa!"e 11 �� uld have solid �creen, no gate openi.ng , -;±ca.drive, the portion not being uced for �, .:�� nd handlin� to be u:�ed for plantings. lu� ,;;r,��ction constructed to Lincoln Street, If an �::�t be reached betrreen t•iericiia.n and Fudali, ,,:; �; c:nnection �hould be constructed anyr:ay, �,. �. ,::idian's oroperty, This rrill offer pro�erty „_... nearby residents. 1 1� ;, �.. ._ ,:;;;�:;m to 20 feet to picli up additional rooM �: � ^ cars to fa.ce in instead of against each other, ��, . �3. . . � .:': �etition the City for rezoning from C-2S :-, �•rill be no contest on zoning chan6e in 1 t� , '�3..' . . . _ ..<, _ F.. t � t.. ? .Y. � . _ .. . . _ �;. - :; ; .3.._��_- , '_� �,� dedicated to City of P'ridley as noted - ;^, :�: construct a deceleratior. lane from the _;�:'a; �ast River Roa.d to the south, The _ �-e is to be a 12 foot ti��ide bi.tu*ninous , ? foot gruvel shouller and.is to extend . the drive�.�.y entrance 100 feet southrard :��'ius und then ta;�er at 15: t to tie .:isting roac;;�ray. Tne typical secticn sha11 "':ass V base, 1�t� asphal't binder course 1':�� asphaZt r;earino cour. se (I�`?ID Z31�1) . .. ° s:.all be in accordance rrith the tlinnesota t"`_�hr�ays Standard Snecifications for r�igh•;ray .:ec: January 1, 1972, and as �nended by ^.�ifica.t?on for Highr�ay Construction dated .';.. �15• :, '` �":°- the cost of all stipulated improvements •,. .. .. . . �.y.� ��• . � . . -ChairF�� : - < <- �-inted out that �vhat r�as actual.ly bein� : C�OhC �� ^ � � � � - • "�i Y:aS fuifilling No. 12 of the stipulations, I�ir. (' � � = ' = •' =�11 the above stipulations r�ere already covcr� • �. -:. variance, 1•ir. 1�_ •� " " •` �t these stipulations rrere placed by City �' • :�: that the petitioner i�ras norr requesting the r� . ''�` .':11 tlo. 12 of the stipulations. riCTJ�'�� Pl:�nn t • thc 1 ! t)t<� 1'�' au�J�:t t car�'S' .' '"` `°lc', seccnded by rls. Schn�Uel� that the •'^c�ive a letter from ��ir, John Pentcn, . � =' ^.f tlie �Ie�.,,ori P.un ?�partments, inc,ic :tin;; • -" of the rezonin,r^, of tlie property ir. ' �-�° vote, all voting aye, the motion � :-, 2� � Mr. Lan�enfcld �ai.d i:hat a:t v�as hic understanding that these stipul�Lion,, if incorporated, there vould be no problems as far ac i:he rer.onin�; rlas conc�rned, Tn other rrorcls, he said, the rezonin� rr�.� fine �•rith the citizuna ar� long, as all tlie stiipulations rrere meL. Chairperson Harris confirmed lvhat P�1r. Langenfeld said. t�Ir. F3oardman sho��ed the Planning Commission a plan of the 7-11 Store. Mr, Oquict asked about stop lights at that intersection, P4r, Boardr�an said that the City had asked for 1i�;hting at that intersection, He said that the County saic�. that tnere r�as no ��arrant for a traffic light at that intersection, Iie indicated that City felt that enou�;h traffic r�as generated at that point, He �;:as relatively sure that traffic li�hts e��ould eventually be put at that intersection. 1•ir. Storla had to leave the meeting at 9:25 P.M, due to a previous commitment. Pir. Oquist said that it �•�ou1d be called a neighborhood convenience center, He pointed out that there v�ould probably be more than a 7-11 store on that property� Chairperson Ha_rris szid that there �rould be somethin� other than the 7-11 Store, ho.�ever, he �aas not certain rrhat. He xead what ti�ras a1loe�ed in a C-1 Zone. The Planning Commission pointed out that there had been a typographical error in the Public Hearing n'otice that indicated the rezoning evas from a C-2S to C-15, They felt that the rezoning request �,�a� from a C-2S to C-1, They decided to handle the reauest as a C-1 and make their motions as such. If i•4r. Boardman found out that they rrould have to re-publi�h and re-notify the adjacent property oianers, then it r�ould also have to re-appear before the Planning Commission. Mr. Langenfeld said that �:ithout question they vrould have to again consider the requests of the ci�izen group, rfs. Schnabel said that those requests had already been considered and the City Council stipulations had stated that the request would �o through and be rezoned r�ithout any contest on the rezoning, 1•tOTION by Mr, Lan�enfeld, seconded Uy h4s, Schnabel, to close the Public IIearin�. Upon a voice vote, a11 votin� aye, the motion carried unani�ously, The Public Hearing ��as closed •zt �:33 r.rt. 2D rranr�rtrra� r,nrar�T> ;T�rr ra1,*;Trrrr, _ nrr.r��r�TR 7, ��7� p�r�i �, P40`i'IOPd by Ms. Schnabel, seconded by T4r, Langenfeld, thai; the Planning Com;�i�si_on recoMmend approval of the Rezoning Request, ZO�� /,'77-05, b� R,C,;;� Corporation: P,ezone from C�LJ (General Shoppin� ..rea�) to C-1 (Loca1 L'usines:� f,reas) , Lot 1, Block 1, Pear�on�s First Addition, the same being 7899 East River Road PIE. 14s. Schnabel :�aid that it would no� be necessary to include all the stipulations in the motion �ince City Council had already made them, . � Tdr. Lan�enfeld pointed out that the Citizen Group niould not contest such a rezoning as lon� as the stipulations ivere met and they hzd alrea.dy been pre-arran�ed prior to the request. UPOi? �: VOIC� VOT�', a].1 voting aye, the motion czrri�d unanimously, 5. �.vt ccc•n i�_i�;l�; �,Y _.t['_'::u'; 1 '+ '�'"'�: �3;;Ii�:G !1 P,��PL!_i OP LOT 19� i�.XC�PT T;i;� :_ST 1�0 _-�T T:i";3PCF: �.:dD !3:�Ci.PT TiiL FJEST 17 F��;T T:!Y.'�PI FOR HIGHl�1AYyPUPDC�S::S: AITD THL "li-�ST 11�7.7l� F�ET OF LCT 13� �':LL I?? ":UDI^0�'S SUBDIVISION N0, 129, (THIS PRa:,LI:IIi;�?Z2Y PL.:m PZ;PL2C :S CsTiTP,1:L TO':lNFiOUS� PL:^T (i?OT R�CO:?�^D) :1.dD IS GEN�2::LL'i LOC,�T�D AT TI3� IIdT:,P,SliCTIOPi OF 73rd �LV�nTUE ,�ND C�PdTRAL AUPPIUi, PI, ^, MOTICiv' by i�ir. Lan�enfeld, seconded by r.q�, Schnzbel, to open the Public �earing, Upon a voice vete, aIl voting �,ye, the r.7otion carried unani�ously, The Public Hearing r�as opened at g:36 P,i4, r4r, Boardm�n shorred the Planning Cor�mission a Plat of the area, He indicated that rrtiat i�ras bein� proposed rras ten lots that x�ould be ciesigned for dupleses. Ae explained that tne prnposal r�as to run the st.reet thz�auoh and 'nave it cul-de-s�:c' d, ;Te said that tne Cit;� of :rir,ley had re�uested that �he petitloner attempt to purchzse an adjacent lot, He indicated that the person o;��min� that lot did not r�ish to sell. Mr. Boardman said that it era� felt that the proposed developr.ient iJOUld be better if the ciunlexes could be served by a better road system, F:e indicated that the orrner of the acijaaent property did not rrish to sell to t�Ir, I'reta;, He saici that the �djaceni; pronerty �•ias zoned commercial and the o��rner i•rished to sell the lot as commercial. rir. Boardman pointed out that Nfr. Fret�g's lot rras zoned as R-3. Chairper,on Harris said that the only rray to be able to put another street in r:ould be to condenin land for the right of t��ay, r�hich c;ould, then, make the adjacent lot unbuildable as a Commercial lot. i:s. Sclm�zbel didn�t believe th�t the �ity Council r�ould condeMn l�nd for a right of rray since there rrould be an alternate rray to re;�ch tlic dtirlexe�. 2E � � 2F HIRSCH-NEVVl�A�1 C�MPl�I�iY �irst Western Bank Building • 8800 W. Highway 7• Minneapolis, Minnesota 55426 e G12-933-7722 December 5, 1977 City of Fridley Planning Cortunission Fridley City Hall 6437 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, MN 55432 RE: Rezoning Request ZOA #77-05 Dear Sirs: As the managing agents for Meadow Run Apartments, which are located adjacent to the property at 7899 East River Road N.E., we are in favor of rezoning the property from C-25 to C-15. We understand that a 7-17 Store is to be built on that location. Such a store would not only benefit the residents of our 295 apartments, but also the surrounding neighborhood. Sincere y, i,,.. ��`L� hn Benton Property Manager Cc: J. Raymond, Meadow Run Apartments Profcssional Properly M�nagement � Real Estate Market Rese�rch � Peasibility Studies and Co�uultation . 3 � PU6LIC HEARING i BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WH0�4 IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Nall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, January 16, 1978 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Final Plat, P.S. #77-06, Brottlund's First Addition, by Barry.C. Brottlund, being a replat of Lot 11, Auditor`s Subdivision No. 23, along with the tJesterly One Half of Grand Avenue, vacated per court decree, recorded on June 30, 1948, Fridley Park Nddition, all lying in the South Nalf of Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located in the 6400 Block on the East side of East River Road N.E. Approval of this plat may have the potential of future assessments on the adjoining property due to utility and roadway improvements required by this plat. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matte�^ will be heard at this meeting. WILLIAM J. NEE MAYOR Publish: December 28, 1977 January 4, 1977 F' O , , ��t;.. - k � 2a- � � � � . s 3A B�co�und ib.t Addn. P.S. �77-06 ! y < �v' .,� .� sw.� ,,,., .. ` � � � ' � .ik��t M35.:f11.n�nu7f'i� 8220PSill o!� • .� ,/ .y. �)�^` � ,;^' fJ' p' 3� I a✓Typer ; +::, „� n � ., , . I �. � ,, '� jp J1-� ° ,�� ^a" ! f§��}f ��, � _... � �� I r f:;:' .s� . " u� N0. ' !;_ ,p,cr •�' Y:'�a,•_ 4� .'�;±�a,:" 7, u3�" _�tr:> c..�l.�.�`i. '�. �:" - ,� . � `, :,: 1 .C� . 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' � ;��,RCF� A �RL q = ,283 aCRES �O � �'" / �, 1 , �� GARA�� I � Q i� � C O � Qbi n` ' : O W � V � o � J� � _ �, 0 o, y � v ; r. c• � ;� nl3 corner.of Lot i! Q � O � � L � r, O � u � a � (j w� 3 � �' - a (Lf'�. \J � v—Za I � � �aRCF � B � � a��q = .283 �`� � Esj GL /V . . -� . .... �� R� J-' � � . - � ��cy.1GE �-,�� 'a _. ; ' :, � ��„ �r , �,, \ • ,\ � � a c � `m E � � 0 > Q � 0 . L : � m c L C014T,I��IOPI M;�ETING CAI,L TO OR])FR: Cfiairperson Harris called the November 2j, Commiasion meetin� to order at 7:40 P,M, ROLL CftLL: Members Present: Shea, Oauist, Harris, F Others Present: Planning Lanoenfeld (represented by Oquist) APPROVP PL�NPtIPdG COt�9irISSI0P1 iSIP?UT�S: PIOVF;MBER 9, 1977 MOTION Uy Mr. Langenfeld, seconded by A4s. Shea� that the Planning Commission approve the November 9> >977, Planning Commission minutes. Mr. Langenfeld requested that the last paragraph on Page 1 be taken out of the minutes. He said that the statement that Ms. Schnabel referred to hzd never been r,,ade by Ms, Sporre and that it vaas erroneously stated in the �nvironmental Commission minutes. UPQld 9 VOICE The Planning 7:43 P.t�. VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unar.imously. Commission minutes l�ere approved as amended at �$ '�i'-77-06y�>R'�T"'T. .�1�.5 '.�'TT.?ST 9i)7TTTflT•T� RV R'`��T�`I C. BROTTI,U;dD: RF1'LAT OF L^vT 11� AUDITOR's SUBDIVISZON N0. 23, ALONG 'llITH TIiL c1ESTI�RLY z OF GR4ND AVLNUL, VACATED BY COURT DLCRr,E� RrCORDED Ort JUNE 3�� t948, FRIDLI:Y PARIS ADDITION� G�sP?ERALLY LOCATsD IN TIi� 6400 BLOCK ON THL �AST SIDL OI' �AST RIV'LR ROAD N,E, MOTION by r1s, Shea, seconded by Mr. Oquist, to open the Public Hearin�. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously, The Public Hearing i+ras opened at 7:4� P.M. Mr. Acosta explained the previous action that had occurred on the lots, He said thlt a question had come up re�arding the vacation o£ Grand Avenue and r�hether the vacation included P1r, Brottlund's property, T.r. Acosta said that it did include Nir. Brottlund's property. y ri,nNritrrr, cor�r�.r. ;srorr rar:,rmrrrr - r��v1��r�rr� z,, � 977 P�r�e 2 � 3D Mr. Acosta indicatcd that each of the lots in question vrere 12�327 square feet r�hich �rere adequate to build an R-1 dwelling. ° He said that service to the lots i��ere provided near-by and that no easements rrere required. Chairperson Harris questioned hoi�� much of the vacated Grand Avenue erould go to Mr. Brottlund's property. He said thai the ori�;inal plat had shoived the entire Grand Avenue as part of the parcel and he vanted to know exactly horr much vrould go to his property. Mr. Brottlund said that only �-�of the vacated Grand Avenue �vould ' go to his property, Mr. I{enneth Hughes of 6424 Ashton Avenue PT, E, indicated that he had been led to believe that the entire Grand Avenue vacation was to go to the pro�perty o��rner to the Last of Grand Avenue and not split in � e�ith z to the East property ormers and z to the PJest property ormers, He said that he still was questionirig : the distribution of the land of the vacated Grand Avenue, Chairperson Harris said that the normal procedure was that in the original Plat if the dedication for the Street had come from z of t•1r, Fiughes� plat and z came from rir, Brottlund's Plat then when the street ��ras vacated, the land crould return to the original plat. Mr. Hughes said that soneone �:�ould have to go back to the ORIGINAL plat and decide e�actly rrhere the dedication for the Grand Avenue had come from, He said that he still had auestions as to the exact ormership of the vacated land. � ! Mr. Hughes said that he felt the sarie regarding these lots as he had tivhen Mr, Brottlund had proposed to build duplexes on the lots. He said that due to the lack of any parks in the area, he would iike to see the lots remain vacant, to be used as park land rather than more houses. Mr. Brottlund indicated that it ti�as bart of a surveyor�s job to do all the research necessary to knorr exactly ti�rhat belongs ��here vrhen he does a replat of property. He said that before it can get final approval all the facts have to be substantiated. Chairperson Harris said that the lots erere zoned R-t. ile r�anted to knovrPir. Brottlund�s intent for the property. Mr. Brottlund said that he planned to construct tr�o single family dr�ellings. Mr. Acosta explained that irithout the area in question the lots t��ould still have over 10,000 square feet. PLANT1ItIG C�T4f1I ;,�I�II M.^•.rT7P1G - PT�V!?MiiGR 23, 1977 Pa�e 3 MOTIQ^I by Ms. uhea, seconded by I4r. Peterson, to close the Public Ftearing. IIpon a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the motion carried un,�znimously, The Public Heuring e��as closed at 7; 56 P,P4, MOTION by 1�1U. Shea� seconded by T4r. Lan�enfeld, that the Planning Commission recommend approval of the cons:�deration of a proposed plat, P.�. !�77-06, Erottlund�s rirst Addition, by Barry C. Brottlund; Replat of Lot 11, l�uditor's Subdivision No. 23, along rrith the ;'lesterly � of Grand Avenue, vacated by court decree, recorded on June 30, 1948, Fridley Park tlddition, generally located in the 6400 Block on the �ast Side of East River Road N.�. Upon a voice vote� all voting aye� the motion carried unanimouUly. 2. SUPIDIflL R'��:!ILTY CO�IP�i?i.': R��ZOi�iL THrLT PI`RT OF T:IE IdORTH 80 FELT OP LOT 6, t?liL'I`"OR'S SUI3DIVISICPI P10, 25, LYIPIG EAST°RLY OF TF��3 NORTiiFAS^t �RLY RIGI�T-OI'-'iJAY I.ITdE OF THL OUTLR Di?IVi, OF THL STl�T� T:2UCK HIGHl7AY ;',{-65, AT;D ','IEST OF 9 LIN� t 253, 20 FELT l'dLST OF TH ; �AST LIAIE OI' Se�ID LOT 6� Aa A4.�ASUR�.sD AT RIGHT ARTGL�S T0, AND P:RALLEL °lITH, TI�`3 Et1ST LIPdE OF SAID LOT 6� PROb1 R-3 (G�'i?LRAL I�tULTIPLE I'ah1ILY D".l�LLIPIGS) � to CR-1 (GEI'dERAL OFI'IC�S 4I'dD LIPSIT�D BUSIN :SS :S) � TfIE SAt�fE BEIPIG 961 IiILL':lIND ROAD P1, E, MOTION by I�3r. Peterson, seconded by r1r. Oquist, to open the Puk�lic Hearing. Upon a. voice vote� all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public :iearing �•Jas opened at 8:00 P.M, Mr. Acosta e:�plained that the reouest ��ras to rezone a present R-3 lot to CR-1. He said that the building e:ould be directly South of the Real Estate 10 building. He said that most of the surroundino areas r�as zoned R-], He said that P:orth of the Real �state 10 office and the :'lausau Model Horaes there i^ere some R-3 properties, but that basically it rras an R-1 zoned area surrounding the proposed development si:te. Mr,.Peterson questioned the zoning of the property that raas �ast of the proposed site. He felt that Staff should look at the zoning because of the closeness of the land to the Freeway. Mr. Acosta said that there vras alrea3y R-i dtirellings on Hillraind Road N.�� Nis. Shea said that that the residents property near-by, there c�ere very nevr homes along Hillvrind Road rrould be very upset aL a rezoning of the 3E PU6lIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Nall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, January 16, 1978 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Final Plat, P.S. #77-07, Evert's Addition, by Arthur L. Fretag, being a replat of Lot 19, except the Easterly 190 feet thereof; and except the West 1J feet taken for highway purposes; and the West 147.74 feet of Lot 18, all in Auditor's Subdivision No. 129, all located in the North Half of Section 12> T-30, R024,• City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. This final plat replaces Central Townhouse Plat, and is generally located at the intersection of 73rd Avenue N.E. and Central Avenue N.E. Approval of this plat may have the potential of future accessments on the adjoining property due to utility and roadway improvements required by this plat. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter aiill be heard at this meeting. WILLIAM J. NEE MAYOR Publish: December 28, 1977 January 4, 1978 4 ;� ,y.,; l�i�ay Kr_ul,��•, lrc ,��y'/ _ EVERT'S ATIDITIUN P.S. #77-07 �r'�JCj N,i/,tinGGvime/fe (i/1-'.Good (GEFO) s.se.s�. (�y J I12�/3�`,�/�� /5�1:C�/7 `^ /B � _ 1 � .. � !c �\ '�,,...,-�-�� S'f..�c b�� 6 . 1 • ~ � � r. ^ �Vr yy � � ' �41 ''' I ��' � %°%� /S� /�� 7 L.� (r�c�) ' � , �..c_ � ' .�.: ____� _ . � :,.--~--T- ,--- �I �,�: �♦ n tt � ' � '/•,;�i�Yi �p .• Jpt�,. ry >.� � : � /� . . . !' .. . . �` - � i.� r ra U .'1� �`4 !/. ( t �� 11.�� /1L _F , :w. �._� . �7 l,./ F, �\� t.i � a'/' 40' �, �� ' � " �': i/ i--; ,, r,:+ � � ,:� r 4 A � o �c.i. v.�. . � . . . •�-, �% ��. T.y �/.�f { `�� , , � � '; . :� j . . ;. . ,. .. , � -� , �... .. � �� , i ��.�: ��i �ii'Cf��-. 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Schn�bel said that it r,�ould not be necessary to include all {:he stipulations in the r�otion since City Council had already made them. 2�r. Lan�enfeld pointed out that the Citizen Group r�ould not contest such a. rezonin� as Ion� as the stipulations �riere met and they hzd air�a.dy been pre-arran�ed prior to the request, UPOPi i: VOIC� UCTs,, zll voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC r,g„_?r,ar, PI'E�P�"•'�D PT?^7.TtFrr*nnv nT nm _ p � -�t77-07� � i��^n�Pt;i �11' I��,; �v r-r:l1'? T, -z .;'�G: B�IIi�i :. R�PI,ii �:I' LOT 19, ;;.;CsPT 1Ii?� '_,;:.°,T 1;0 F�i:T i=? �3i�0.� : AP�D F.XC;�T TH ; ;7y"a^1 1% �'i:�.�"_' Ti!Y�T•d I'OP-. HIGHl�1�Y PUR:�C�a �"a: _^:1dD 'PH� ':'IP„°iT 11}7.74 �;�.�T OP LOT 18, �LL IP? ;.UDITO�'S SUBDI�JISTGPd I`I0. 129• (THIS YR,T'�,LI.�II�d_=?RY PLr1T RTPLfC�S CETTIRl1L TO';JPdHOUSE PL:'iT (i?OT ?ZiCORDrD) r�i1D IS GnN��R:iLI,Y LOCAT;D AT TfIE IiiT�RS�CTIOP; OF '73rd AVyN'JE ai1D CLiiTR.9L AU�P1U� :I,E, 5. ;•'fOTION by t�1r. Langenfeld, seconded by iis, Schnahel, to open the Public Hearin�, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �;otion carried unanimously. The Public Hearing ��as opened at 9:36 P.Pf, rir, Boardm�n shoered the Planning Commission a PZat of the area. He indicated thzt r;hut rras being proposed rtas ten lots that r�ould be c:esi;;ned for duplexes. He expluined that the preposal r!�s to run the street thraugh �nd have it cul-de-sac'd. ':ie said that tiie City of rricley had requesteci tnat the petitioner atternpt to purchase an adjacent lot, He indicated that tne person oc�nin� tliat lot did not r�ish to sell. Tir. Boardman said that it rr�s felt that the pr000sed developraent tvould be better if tlle du»leses could be served by a better road system. He indicated that the ot•mer of the adjacent property did not r�ish to sell to PIr, I'reta�. He said that the adjacent pro�erty ��as zoned coMmercial and the ot�iner r;ishe� to sell the lot as comnercial. TSr. Boardman pointed out that hIr. Fretag's 1ot rJas zoned as R-j. Chairperaon ?I�rris s��id that the only r;ay to be �ble to put �nother strect in rrould be to condemn land fo.r the right of ��ay, rrhich rrould, then, m:1te the adjacent lot unbuildable as a Commcrcial lot. 2•Ts. Scl�nabel d:i.dn'i: Uelieve that the City Council crould conriemn land for a right of vay since there rrould be an alternate r:ay to rench thc dttplexcs. Pi nNrrrrrc c�r�r�T>>T�rr r[r��TTrr� - nrrr.r�t�rr� 7, �977 n�r�e i iE �4 C Mr. I'reta� of 3106 - 61st h.venue tlorth indic�ted to the �'lanning ':onmi:�r�ion thr�t both he � nd i�r, rvert ;c:an�on of 258 !'lindsor Lane (the property o��rner) had apnroached the nei�hbor directly ilorth of his property and offered them $$2a,000 for the back 1/3 of the lot,and the additional 25 feet that ��rould ena.ble them to run the road into the area from Central Avenue, Fie said that the nei�hbor had refused the offer. IIe said that they had tried to come up erith other alternatives, bui; none of them seemed advantageous to P4r. Srranson. Mr, Boardman said that he did unclerstand that P�9r. Fretag had tried to nurchase the land from the neighbor, He �::as only saying that another alterna.tive l�rould be to have the city condemn the 1and for the road right of r�ay, He said that he ti�rasn't telling the City they should, just that it would be another alternative for the petitioner. Chairperson Harris said that by using condemnation to get the road ri�ht of rtay� the City may end up having to pay for the entire lot because by taking that 30 feet, it �•�ould almost make tne lot unbuildable as a C-1.; 2•4r. Boardman said that it could be buildable as C-1 since the Code indicated minimum ,`ronta�e of 160 feet or a total lot size of 20,000 square feet, He said that the remainirg lot� after the condemnation, r�ould be just about 20,000 sq ft. Chairperson f�arris asked if all the roetitioner's proposed lots met all the requirements. Mr. Boardman indicated that Mr. Fretag's entire plan mei all the rec,uirements, Chairperson fIarris asked ho��r the area ��rould be serviced, Mr. Fre�ag said that all the service ��rould be underground, DSs, Schnabel aslied if all the duplexes c;ould be built at once, and if they �iould be built for sale purposes. Tir. rretag said that until the ��eai;her got better, they vrould only build one duplex at a time, I�e said that they r�ould rror'L on more than one at a time once the rreather got rtarmer, He indicated that all ten of the�s crould be cor.ipleted in a 12-month pariod of time. He also indicated that all of the duplexes i�rould be Uuilt for sale ourposes. 14r. I'retaU s�id that there eiould Ue 1,150 squ<�re feet per unit :ind thnt the unit� rrould be �-stery units, ile s;�id that the unit� rrould iie priced in the a90,000 bracicet, n1 n;rirr�ar c�r?rsT ,�7ntt r[�;�;��r.rtr, _ n,�,r,;;�rr,rR 7, 7�77 �ore 15 1�r. Virni� of 1365 - 73rd Avenue P1E (adja.cent land or�ner) sa.id that he had the �ame comr�entc that he had previously erhen this pronorty h�r1 been d.iacucsed. 1Ie eianted an;� assessment , involvect rrith the property to be absorbed by the area and not pas,ed on to thc adjacent land.or�nera in forrn of tar.es, etc. Iie said that he had no objections to the plan. 1�fOTIOTI by P�ir, Lan�enfeld, �econded by Mr. Oquist, to close the Public Hearin�, Unon a. voice vote, all voting aye, the motion earried unanimously. The Public Hearing ti�ras closed at 9:58 P.t�t. J•10TIOPI by i•4s, Schnabel� seconded b;� Pir, Lan�rnfeld, that the Planning Coei�issi�n reco,a�enu �.pproval of the �ropo�ed prelir.iin�ry Plat, P.N, ;;'7'7-07, �,vert's ,'�ddition, by l.rthur L. I'reta�: Peing a replat cf Lct 19, ?;tc�pti the �ast 190 feet thereof; and e�;cept the l7est 17 feet tal:en for hi�hrtay pur�oses; and the c�est 1y.�,74 ieet oi Lot 13, a.11 in Auditor's Subdivision iJo, 129, (This preli�inary plat replaces Central Toc:nhouse Plat) (I1ot recorded) and is �enerally located at Lhe intersection of 73rd .�venue and Central Avenue 1�I.�. �aith the underst�,nding that as approved in the preceeding re-plat reauest that the assessr:ients for the curbing� se��rers, 1�rater� be zs�essed to the Petitioner and not zssessed to the adjaceat property or:ners, Also that the easernents zs -shorm on �'xnibit .1 be dedica�ed and that the property te tlle f,ast of the access roa.d_ be dedicat�d to the propert� or;ner at 130� - 7jrd llvenue '�?is as sho�:�n on Exhibit !�. Uoon a voice vote, all voting aye, the notion carried unaniMOUS1y, Chairperson Harris dec.lared a ten minute break at 10;04 P.ii. Mr. Oquist le:t the meeting at 10:0t� PeP•i. due to a previous conr�itment, G. CONTINUE�: Pl�n�{ y OP?'PT SPAC�' PI �APi I4r, Boardnan commented that at the previous Planning Commission meetin� the staterient had been :�ade that the rea�on for the Parli & Open Sp�ce Plan being done etas for funding purposes, He said that that st�tement had not been true, he said that the reason for P�.r1.s a.nd Open Space plan r�as to c!irect parl> development for the City of Fridley for the purpose of getting a better syste.z than �•�hzt they had in the City, P1r. Boardman also coMi:�ented that it had been stnted at the previous r�eetin� that the I'ar?cs & Open Sp�ce Plan r�as not a vorlsin� document. I.e felt that there had to be chari�;es in the attitudes of. the Parks and Recrenticns Ccmmission and commitments m�-�d.e to neet an overall plan, 4D ' PUBLIC IIEARIP�G BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice ishereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, January 16, 1978 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M, for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA �77-04, by Sundial Realty Company, to rezone that part of the North 80 feet of Lot 6, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, lying Easterly of the Northeasterly right- of-way line of the Outer Drive of the State Trunk Highway #65, and West of a line 1253.20 feet West of the East line of said Lot 6, as measured at right angles to and parallel with, the East line of said lot 6, from R-3 {general multiple family dwellings}, to CR-1 (general offices and limited businesses), located in the South Half of Section 24, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. 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'` ' C�t' '�'�, c i" �: l=�� , � 'F' /�l•V�:.l�nl F� Lt °.N�",�L044N �<, .� �.�s°`�s?.a c vE« • /y u N�� poai`oN P� GRACE CATMOLIC . � HIGM SGMpCL e � � ��1� �.. i, l� � T{�/' �e �� , ,aryrp� � �` i�i`N�B�'��^ � �- V U.5`��.)�:i �� '1i ?'^(��°�-��.�"in. �. __ I �A��"�,�?:? �•�" i „ �a �� 5B , �I L'i_'.{ !.j`. I r < � � Z 15J1 O �--�:,.�'�r—• _ ii�zf.."iiiii� C� ;: ;;�ar..; .;:;z: ra — ,,,.,,..__. ..�-s';'� � � m 0 �� .ieir::_.:.._:. 4n. . -. �-(•� • ' '�� . }iiY#�;;f33::.�:i�: . �d�b'�, • ' .. . .'C' 3 I p�=: .. p .. CiTY �IIMlTS•.. .+. /'� $� ',' . �. � ZONING LEGEND AMILY DWG'S AREAS � C-2 GENERAL BUSINESS AREAS �ILY DWG'S AREAS � C-2-S GENERAL SHOPPING AREAS � IPLE FAMILY DWG'S �'�";?";"� �R-2 �FFICE SERV. 9 L7D. BUSINESS HOME PARK �� " FD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT �,;� �SINESS AREAS �� M-I LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AREAS :OPPING AREAS �� .:::.::."� M-2 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL AREAS �',�*r-� 8 LTD. BUSINE33 P PUBLIC FACILITIES AREAS ' . � � pTY PROPERTY CRP-I FLOODWAY ,,., O SCH00� PROPERTY � �`--�`� � OO OHDINANCE NUMBER O' � ZONE USE LIMITATION 'o,� " I � � 3 W I z � � J � � � �- �� I �L I � � � � �� 1� � 1 \� �\ � � � � I � � I "' � �� i � ;.J � � � � g �. I � � �-- �o� ---� � ! � J ��' ` 2 � -�� I� r J � � � ' � a � Z I�� V 1 IF3b'—�! � �� f� �� . cYD � �� J � , c�. _� �� \ / I �1\ �� J \� ` \�� ` a;� 5C � CITY Or rRIDL�Y 1'LANIdIPIG C�!114I�SIOi�1 I�IPliTITdG n1?Cr�,:�1P.�P 7 1977 r,�1,T, mo ortnT:�: Chairperson Harris called the December 7, 1977, Plannin� Commission meetin� to order aL- 7;j1 p�i�� ROLL (;ALL: Members Present 14embers Absent: Others Present: Storla, Oquist, FIarris, Schnabel, Langenfeld Peterson Jerrold Eoar�nan, City Planner 11PPROVi' PL-'�?IPIIPIG COi?t?IS�IOP: hiIP1t�^g• p,T09P;4F3^R 2 1 t�OTIOPi by P4r. Oquist, seconded by rtr, Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission approve the Idovember 23, 1977, Planning Commission minutes as �vritten, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously, The minutes were approved at 7:33 P.M. T�PdATIT/L9NDLORD C0�`MISSION Mr, Storla announced tha.t the Tenant/Landlord Commission that i��as a suu-com:�ittee of the Human Resource Commission i�rould have a presentation on P4onday, December 12, 1977, in the Classroom, starting at anproximately 8;00 P,hi. He said that they t^,ould be discussin� �,•riia�c �ype of polic;� the landlords could adopt in order to lovrer the crime rata in their rental units, He indicated that someone from the a"tate Planning Commission anci someone from the State Housino Associa.tion trould be giving a slide presentatzon reoarding rahat the renters could do to help lovrer the crine rate within their rental units, Iie encouraged anyone that v�ould be interested to attend the meeting, . 1. PUBLIC N�.1RIA1G: R,ZOT?I�?G �oa , lii.�i rr��Ci u.`��i �� 1"liX' '-;� 0 P�3�T OF LOT �, LtiDITOR�S SUBDII�ISI0P1 A0, 25, LYIr�TG EASTERLY Or THr iV02THEAST�RLY RIG3T OF' PlAY LII7L OF TIi ; OUT�R DRIVr OF TFI� ST.'1TG iRIIP?R FIIGH!'!AY ;�65, AP7D '.'iPST OP A LIN� 125>.7_0 F�:�T 'ST.ST GI' THE i,1ST LIidi�. OF S:'1ID LOT S, A.�'i hiF:�a"UP�D AT PIuHT APdGLLS T0� t1Nll PI:RP.LLe,L S7ITH' TIIL �AST LIP�TE OIP SAID LOT 6� I'RO}�i R-j (G�PdiRt:L AtULTIPL� P!i?�IILY D1'J�LLINGS)� i0 CR-1 (GrT?:;RP,L OFFIC�;S AND LI1�iITT'.D BUSITv^,.°,S,^•,a) TH:�; Sl,�4I: BI;IAiG 961 HILL�JIidD RQAD N,^, (pttblic Hearing open), 5D PTaAPT1dING CQ14idI,", ;TClP1 MPFTITiG - D�•,C??M13T;R 7, 1977 Pa�e ? Mr, Boardman er.plained some of the items that had confu�ed the Plannin� Commission a.t the November 23, 1977, meetin�. He said that one of the p].ats that they had been sho�•rn had never been filed and he indica.ted to the members the plat that the� should study. On the approved plat, tdr, Boardman, explained the exact lots that riere involved, Mr. Boardman indicated that if the road is ever put in that it elould connect to FillmoreZhe r�as speaking of the Polk Street extension).He said that depending on hoer the area zn question actually develops, it r�as possible that Po1k Street vrould form a cul-de-sac, FIe said that it v�as not foreseeable that anythin� constructed on Polk Street NE ��rould be made accessable from Iiillriind Road. Mr. Boardman said that another nroblem in the area tivas the confiouration of Iiillrrind and also the confiouration of the lots, He said that at some point in time� they i��ould probably be gettino a replat of the area, Chairperson Aarris asked if all the lots in question ��aere under one ormer.. . r1r. Boardman said that there �t�as multiple oti�anership in the area, Mr, Boardman explained the zoning of ihe entire area, Chairperson Harris specifically rranted io kno��r the zonings of the l7zusuu Hoc�es buildino and the Real �state 10 lots, Mr, Boardman said that the l'lausa.0 Homes building 4•ras zoned R-j and that the 12ea1 �state 10 lot rias the only lot in the area that had been zoned CR-1. He said that it v�as zoned CR-1 in �g�t. Ms. Schnabel asked if there t��ould be a chance that the Planning Comrnission �vould be hearing any r�ore requests for rezonings from anything else that c,ould go on Hillr�ind Road, Mr. Boardman said that this request c�as the last property going up }Iillr�ind, due to the steep inclines further up Fiilllvind. Chairperson Harris asked if the 5taff had any objections to the request. Dir, Boardman said that they had no problems �•�ith the renuest, iie said that he felt it rras as good of a use for that lot as any. ile didn�t feel th�t it raould be detrimental to the area. He indicated that they nroposed a rrell desi�ned building that erould fii; rrell into the area. 5E ' PLATIP12it� C,OiR475 ;iOtl 11?;^TIIIC - D^CT�?qP,?;R 7, 1�77 Pat*e Ti Chair»crson IIarris asked if the lot met all the requirements for a CR-1. Mr. Boardman said that it vras a lar�er.lot than Real �state 10 had; and, yes, it did meet all the requirements, 44r, Oquist er.pre�sed concern of the traffic problem on the intersection of Iiigh�ray '/65 and Old Central l!venue, Iie r�anted to knori if this type of ooeration lvould negatively effect that already conjested intersection. Mr. Boardmzn er.plained the proposed traffic pa.ttern, He said that basicall� tha.t type of operation didn't generate that much traffic. Ms. Schnnbel as�:ed if the propose3 parkin� lot could be made accessable from Polk Street, Mr. Boardman said that it could be a oossibility. iie said, that again� since that type of operation c;idn't usually produce that much tra.ffic that it r�ouldn�t be that important to try to keep the SundiaZ Realty traffic off of Polk Street, Ms, Schnabel asked about the serier and r�ater easements for the Sundial Realty Company. r1r. Boardman said that the set��er r�ould be off of Polk Street i;�, and that tne r�ater r;ouZci be from Hilltaind Road, P�40TIOP; by t�fs, Schnzbel, seconded by rir. the Public Hearino. Upoa a voice vote, motion carried unanimously. The public at 7:59 P.P�i, Lan;enfeld, to close all voting aye, the hearing ��ras closed Ti0TI0N by P•4r. Lanoenfeld, seconded by Mr, Storla, that the Planning Comr.:ission recommend the approval of the rezoning requ.est, ZOA r77-04, by Sundial Realty Company: Rezone that part of the Plorth 30 feet of Lot 6, Auditor�s Subdivision P;o. 25� lyin,r*, easterly of the northeasterly right of r�ay line of the outer drive of the State Trunlc Hignr;zy ,''`05, and ;';es± of a line �253,20 feet rrest of the east line oi said Lot c�, as measured at right angles to, and parallel r�ith, the east line of said Lot 6� from R-j (General AIultiple I'amily Drrellin�s), to CR-1 (General Offices and Limited Busiresses), the same bein� 961 Hillr�ind Road A?.�. crith the stipulation that the. rezonin� is tied to i:h2 issuance of the Building Permit as per the plan th�t had been submitted to the Planninb Commission, 5F Chairperson Harria explained that the reacon for the stipulation 5 � t�ta� "ju�t in case�� somethin� h�ppened in the interim that crould nake it imnorsible for i:he Petitioners i;o do ��hat they nlitllh�'� Ciltll that lot, IIe �aid that it r�ould be possible� r�ith the Ci?-1 'Loning to put some other t,ype.of e�tablishment on that lot that rraid not be desirable for the area, Air. Langenfeld inclica.ted that after receiving the needed i.nform3tion from I•:r. Loardman, that even though it is, in a sen�e spot rezoning, he didn't feel it rtould be a hinderance to the particular area, He said that the type of rezonin� and con�truction erould be compatible r�ith the area. Mx, Eoardman c�as not in complete agreement r�ith the stipulation put on the request. Chairuerson Iiarris said tnat it only indicated that the second reading of the Rezonino Ordinance erould be held until the issuance of the Buildino Perroit, Mr. Langenfeld said that the purpose of the stipulation ivas to be sure that that type of building t•rent into the area and not sonething else that rnay be less desirable, h1r, Boardrn�n read to the Pla.nning Comr�ission all the uses that could. be in a CR-1 Zoning, He said that, supposed.ly� all the uses of a CR-1 i;�ould be comna.tible :.ith the a-rea, Pis, Schnabel said that she did not intend to vote aye for this r�otion, She eyplzined that she felt that the reauested construction ;:oule only add to t:�e vast confusion �lready in existance along IIillsiind ?oad. She said that the construction of the Sundial F;ealty Conpany �,��ould only add to the ��cluttert� of the �sea. She rranted it to rerlain as a.n R-3 Zoning and she rras not in favor of the �'spot rezoning". Mr, Boardman felt that the stipulation r�ould infringe on the rights of the pei;itioner, Upon a voice vote, Storla, Oquist, fIarris and Lan�enfeld votir.g aye; Schnabel votin� nay, the motion carried, Mr. Jim Villella of 5323 P�iatahorn Circle (representing Sundial Realty Company) asked perr,�ission to adnress the Planning Commission, P•1r. Villella said i;hat they c�ere spendin� a lot of money on the pronerty� 3Ie said that a lot t;�ith a CR-1 7,onin� r�as a valuable piece of property. He said i;hnt they had also spent �1 lot of noney on the plans for the buildin� and they tivere going to.try to go throu�li rrith their proposed plans. �A IJ � , •14_ `,.> �r ,;,T y r - �� .," could happ�n• II� saia 5 N , e.rLy contin�ent ugon the T�(r. Vi].lclla indicai:ed thatho PT�P^ nen �o that �hey crere purch-��inL crould have reronin�; 1:o Ci?-1. IIe. �;�.icl that �houJ.cl anythin�; hap.. � r.1se; and if they rrere the p1�ns for thei.r Real �s�U�e ��fice �nd thcy They to :ell that land or �ul�a exceptlaUl2ea1 Psta�:e office� not ab7.e to buill any thin� could be out a lot of Money. Chairp �* articular lot. Iie said erson IIarris indicated that their request was to buil a certain Real Estate Comlissiontha� aoing cras that in �;ood that all the Planning nermit preceedin� faith they apply Uria t�� ou.t a buildin� the second reading of the Ordina.nce that �:rould r�zke it final. IIe inGicatea tlla.t ii :ir. `�illell^�ln�arliert�i'Ir•1 izrrisesa; d.J ��ue� then l:e should have �`inaYC�ted. that the3 ha� to construct that the stinulation �eheu�shocred the Planning Comraission• the buildin� �Lnat they Com:nission's stinulation did abProve the rezonin� rrith t,qr, Boardman indicated that the Plannln� o� that rezoning on the pro?erty �aas that they the st:iroulation tilat the second rea ln� ro osed be held uiitil the 3uilding Permit �aas issu}dsell thetbuildin�; buildin�. Iie said tn�t it di.dn't lcouldne tha.t after they ,. � could only be used for �anstructed the building tha� t ey i� r,,erely inclicated tha� �he tiuilzoning. the purpose indicated for a CR- Chairperson Harris said that the Planning Commission �:�anted that builuin�, on that lot, and only used for the purnose allo�'red under a CR-1 Zonin�. 1�4r. Oqu1Ut explained thzt that p�xticular piece of property �vould i.ot be rezon°d until Sundial Realty takes out a Build:.ng permit. Chairperson Iiarris said that actually �'that �aas bein� stipulated rias that Sundial Realty coristruct that building on that lot. permit or � the land. :Ie said 1:hat they are purcilasin� 1•4r. Villella asl.ed if they could take out a Bui�l ing that lot crithout o�anin� � of the lot to CR-i. that lot contingeni upon the rezonin� pir. BoarclMan indicated that usually a Buildin� Permit is only issued to the property ot;ner. Mr. Villella asked 1ftohconforr�1tolthecCP1� bllovabled to indicate that it l�as ,� utores, ihat cray, establishments �'ii:h the esceotiion of Dru„ he said, the Comnission could eliminate their main �:orry. PLnrariTrrr; r,oi�r.irs�rnrr ra�;��TI?.TG - DT'r��7.413^R 7 1977 P�t�e � Chairper�on :Iarris said that the Planning Commission r�anted to control eih� t:•�ent on th.t lot, ?ie :,-�iu thaL they revierred the plans znd had li'r.ed rrhat they sarr. They �Janted to be sure that that type of construction rras put on that lot, He said that they r�anted that buildin�, on that property. Mr. Villella said that they ��;ould be closing on the 1ot as soon as the lot ��rzs rezoned. He said that after that� they r�ould subr.lit their plans to the bank for financin� and biddin� and such, fIe said that there rras a possibility that it could take a certain �eriod of time. fIe said t?iat from the offset they have not been absolutely sure that they could build the build.in� th�.t had been shorrn to the Plenninc- C,onmission, Fie saic: that they didn't desire to spenc:. the rnoney ha.ving the plans Uic: out and a..11 until they coulo. fin;l out if they could get the lot rezoned, IIe said that certain thinms had �o be before other things, FIe saicl that their first thin� v;as to get the lot rezoned, He said tha.t you �11F12jrS had to be prepared for the chance that sornethino cokld go astray. Phr. Lan�enfeld said that his motion to approve the rezonin� reque;,t had been made based on the fact thai; he.had ha.d. the chance to see the plans and he had the assumption that that 1�rou.ld be the type of structure tnat t•iould be put on that lot, Chairperson Harris said that the motion uas merely a recom:�endation to City Council, t�ir. Villella said that he i:rould like the Plannin� Cornmission to indicate somethin� in their recommendation that riould allow them a little flexibility in the construction. Ae felt i.t <<�as unfair to tie him te that exact buildin� tiaith no mzrgin of flexibility. t4s. Schnabel agreed l:�ith PIr. Villella as far as bein� a bit restrict?ve, She felt that something could be done to allov� him a little fle;;ibility. MOTION by rtr, Langenfelo, seconded by i3r, Oquist, to amend the original motion to recomc:end apnroval of the rezonin, request ZOA =;'7�-Oli, by Sundial P,ea.lty Comp�ny: Rezone that part of the Dlorth SO feet of Lot b, 1luditor's Subdivision Tio, 25, lying easterly of the northeasterly right of �•ray line of the outer drive of the State Trunl: IIighe�ay ;-65, and ;7est of a line �253.Z0 feet r�est of i:he e�:,st line of s<�id Lot c;, ��s Measured at right angles to, and parallel r�ith, the ea�t line of said Lot 6, fron R-3 (General tiulti.ple Pamily Drre.11in;s), to CR-1 (General Offices and Limited 3usinesses), tiie same bein� 961 FIillti�ind ?�oad nT,E, rrith the stipulation {:hat a �inilar-lilce structure tlint r;ould remlin cor.�p:�tiUile �,fitki the ��zrea �nd allor:ing soMe flesiba.lity that rrould ease any hardship that may be placed upon the petitioner. 5I � PT�!1t1PiIT1� CntlidTGSInid i�ir?;`PT1Ir, _ n,?r,��q^^P 7. 1�7'� Pn�re 7 Mr. Oquir,t a�reed that the ex�ct plan cannot be "pinned" dorm, }Ic raid that :,orne f].exibility doe� have ta be allor:ed. Iie did indicate that he didn't c�ant to ;ee �n� more• aparLment buildin�:� goin� into the aren; thcreiore, he rras,more in favor of havin� the real esi;�.te office, 14r. Oouist s�icl that the notion rta.� really only tyin� Iir, Villella dox�n to a similar-type structure. Chairperson Iiarris indiczted that Nr. Villella had best find out if he rioulci be able to build the building. Iie felt it ti�ras that point in tine for P•4r, Villella, Pir, Villella said that they had done scr�e of the r,reliminary �•rorY. for the builrin�, Ee s��.id that it �;;as tiec� dor�n as r�uch as possible, He said that until` the �uildin� Ferr.�it sras t�.,ker. out and the bank nut a mort�a�;e on the btiiJ_dino, anything could 'nappen. Iie said that they riere not 100°� sure that that exact building �zould Be constructed on that lot, Mr. Vince Villella of 3625 the stibulation r:,:,s �ut of restrictions enough on i;he Ed•aard Street Tdr� saa.d he felt that line. He said tha.t there �•fere CR-1 Zone. Mr. Vince Villella sa.id that he understood the motion to say that they don�t actually get the rezonin; until the Buildin� Permit is applied fcr. He saicl that if that �:ras the case., then they r;ere back to the ori�inal »roblem, fie said that they could not close on the lot until they get the rezon'�no; they cannot �et the rezoning until they apply fo: a ouiluin� permit, that cannot be issued to them unless they o�•rn the lot, Chairperson Earris sz.id that the metion !^zs the feeling of the Plann:ing Coi7.nission. IIe said that if Sundial i�ealt�r h��. ciffereut feelin�s about the r�otion, tl�en they should brin� it to the attention ef the City Council since this rras only a recommencia.tion ta City Council. UP011 A VOICi. VGT:., all voting aye, the notion carried unanimously. The amended motion r�as approved at 5:58 P.hI. 2. IT. T�. S. :'!77-114. B" -- _ ._ ..,� ... �.:,�� ..,: �,..,.i v� uu_.iiv Lil ,�l�i. .sU, 25� �1:� D�s�C?2I3�D IP� R:�0't�Iiv'G R��UEST� TFI� 5�U•IL BiIVG 961 HILL:IIi;D h'�?AD r1,L, 5� PUQLIC H[ARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hoid a public hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on Monday, January 16, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing an On-Sale Liquor License to Fridley Rice Bowl, Inc. (Glenn F. Wong, Sandra Wong, Oliver Tam) fc�t the prcperty located at 1160 Fireside Drive Northeast. (dba Fireside Rice Bowl) Anyone having an interest in this matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. MARVIN C. BRUNSELL CITY CLERK Publish: December 38, 1977 January 4, 1978 0 RESOLUTION N0. 1978 � A RESOLUTION PROVIDING REDUCED SEWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AND HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS LIVING ON DISABILITY PAY WHEREAS, Section 402.08 of the City Code provides that the City Council shall have authority to set water and sewer rates by resolution, WHEREAS, The City Council has indicated a desire to provide a reduced sewer rate for senior citizens and disabled persons, and WHEREAS, Senior citizens as a class have water consumption and sewer flow substantially less than other R-1 properties, and WHEREAS, It is the desire of the City Council to provide reduced sewer rates for persons living on disability pay, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the following rate schedule shall be in effect for sewer service for customers qualifying for the senior citizen/disability sewer rate. 6��lill•,S�ii�!I��E9�4i?I:�:Zr1�.�99��111�� Single Family Dwelling -$5.15 per quarter The following criteria must be met in order to qualify for the senior citizen sewer rate: 1. The senior citizen or disabled person must occupy a single family or double bun9alow unit. The senior citizen/disabled person rate does not apply to apartments, commercial, industrial, institutional or other. 2. The customer or person having responsibility for payment of the sewer charge must be 62 years of age or older, or living on disability Social Security or other similar disability pay. 3. The person must certify that the household income is less than $7,000 per year. 4. The senior citizen/disabled person rates are to be effective with the first billing after the adoption of this resolution by the City Council. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �AY OF , T978. MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL 7A CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL fROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: SEWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AND DISABLED PERSOYS DATE: JANUARY 11, 1978 As directed by the City Council, we have revised the resolution providing for reduced sewer rates for senior citizens to include those persons living on disability pay. We have no way of knowing what the sewer flow will be for those persons living on disability pay. If history shows that adding disabled persons to the class increases the average flow substantially, we will have to look at adjusting the sewer charge, probably at the end of 1973. MCB/sh a CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM � T0: NASIM �4. QURESHI, CITY MAPlAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. 6RUP�SELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: SE41ER R{1TES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS DATE: DECEMBER 20, 1977 As requested by the City Council, we have reviewed the winter water consumption for those customers that presently qualify for senior citizen water rates. At the pi•esent time, there are 152 customers who qualify for the senior citizen �•�ater rates. Their average �vinter water consumption is 8,046 gallons. This compares with an average winter water consumption of 23,490 gallons per quarter for all R-1 properties. From the standpoint of having substantially different water consumptions and sewer flow patterns, a separate class of customers could logically be created for senior citizens. If this class were charged the same 5.64 per 1,000 gallons, as is charged all other classes of customers, their sewer bill would be $5.15 per quarter. This would be a savings of $9.80 per quarter or �39.20 per year for these senior citizens. The loss in revenue to the City would be $5,958 per year. This would probably not require any adjustment of the other rates if the Council decides they want to establish a senior citizens sevrer rate. We are nat able at this time, to estimate the number of disabled persons living within the City of Fridley whose income level falls below $7,000. There just does not seem to be a source of this information. We have checked with the Anoka County Community Action Program and the Metropolitan Council and have not been able to obtain information on disabled persons. We will make additional attempts to secure this information. Of the 152 residents qualifying for the senior citizen water rates, 122 are 65 or older. If the Council desires to adopt a reduced sewer rate for the senior citizens, the attached resoltuion should be adopted. MCB/sh Attachment �