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08/24/1981 CONF MTG - 5298/ � , � 1 � / r , � FRIDLEY CITY COUiVGIL COP�FERE��CE MEETI NG AUGUST 24, 1981 1. Truck Parking in Residential Area 2. Funding of Different Service Organization for 1982 3. Census - Ward Redistricting 4. Others �'�C �� I � , . TME CIT�/ OF DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS DATE FROM D.P.W. SUBJECT Truck Parking in Resi.dential Districts 1%7 MEMOAANDUM At the Planning Comnission meeting of July 29, 1981, as a result of City Council direction, the Planning Comnission has recommended the deletion of authorized parking of trucks in excess of 13,000 pounds in residential districts. Attached is a copy of our ordinance which incorporates the Planning Comnission's recommendation. If the City Council desires to implement this recornmended change, we can prepare a change to Ordinance 506. • JGF:i jk 0 B ACTIONI INFO� 506. VEHICLES, PARKING OF 506.01. STATE LAW COMPLIANCE � No person shali drive. operate or be i� actual physical control of any vehicle contrary to state taw; nor shalt any owner or person having custody or control of any vehicle knowlingly allow any other person to drive, operate or be in actual physical control of a vehicle contrary to state law. STATE LAW CAMPLIANCE As used in this ordinance, the term "comnercial vehicle' means and includes a"truck" as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 168.011 Subdivsion 10, a'tractor" as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 168.011 Subdivision 11, a"truck tractor" as defined i� Minnesota Statutes Section 168.11 subdivision 12, a"trailer" as defined io Minnesota Statutes Section 168.011 Subdivision 13, a"semi-trailer" as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 168.011 Subdividion 14, and a"bus" as defi�ed in Minnesota Statutes Section 168.011 Subdivision 9. Subdivision 3. As used in this ordinance, the term "residential district" means and incldues those areas zoned single familydwelliog areas, two family dwelling areas, a�d general multiple family dwelling areas. (Ref. 552) 506.02. OFF PAVEMENT No person shall stop, leave standing or park a vehicle whether attended or u�attended, upon the paved or improved or main traveled portion of a highway or street when it is Dractical to stop, park or leave such vehicle off such portion of said highway or street. In every suth event, a tlear and unobstruttea witlth of at least fifteen feet (15 feet) of such highway or street opposite such standing vehicle shall be left for the free passage of other vehicles. 506.03. UNATTENDED VEHICLES No person sha11 stop, park or leave a vehicte unattended upon such street or highNay in the City for a perioa in excess of 24 hours. OFF PAVEMENT UNATTENOED VEHICLES �r�ll��Ai��rlm��,� ��` 1�11�1�H�A�HIlr�i��'��lo��,o�YsP,�Y,/�/�7h'A�'�F#'�9r'ARIiANA�+Il�fl�9/./HR'�AfKY./ArYI�NFlyM79�1A+FiAI�V A�IS��II�)4'44r'/l�'M�ldl�,�'M4ilJRir'�'149�'/✓A+Y�q�►�r� rF�N N4�I�iWi49�'1�1A,'Y�I'Ml�11�14e/�i�V7�/ItA� A��A�'I�V A�YI�,+�#9W l�Prh9�'Yl�1�YRA�1Wi4�7�1/�fYA�l6'/�f�l�R/I��4Rir'l�fit/•/ 506.04 �yyt�: SNOW REMOVAL - VIOlATION ANO TOWIN6 During the winter mcnths. conrnencing on the first day of November of any year� to incluaing the first day of May of the following year, it shall be a violation for any person to stop. park, or leave standing a vehicle on any street or highway in such a manner as to impede the plowing and/o� removal of any snow, ite, or waste such street or highway. 0075A/0738A and on SNOW REMOVAL VIOLATION AND TOWIN6 506-1 Whenever,it shall be found necessary to the proper direction control, or regulation of traffic or for the plowing and/or the removal of snow, ice or waste, maintenance or im- provement of any hi¢�way or street to remove any vehicle standing on a highway or street in the City, then any police officer is authorized to provide for the removal of such vehicle and have the same removed to the nearest convenient garage or other place of safety. Any vehicle stopped, parked or left standing on any highway or street in viotation of law and removed as provided herein above, may be removeo upon order of a police officer and the cost of removal and storage of the same chargea to the owner of the vehicle. ns �vell as the person causing such violation. (Ref. 583) 506.05 �p�� sc�aas Whenever any publit school lands or the lands antl areas of any public governing body or authority customarity or usualty open to traffic by the public shall be posted by oroer of the school board or other governing botly or authority in control of such lands, then it shall be unlawful to drive or operate or stop, leave standing and park any vehicle on such lands contrary to such posting. 506.06 ¢��,l�J. OBEDIEI�CE TO MARKIN65 Upon these streets which have been:sigied or marked by the City Manager for parking, no person shall park or stand a vehicle other than at the angle or the curb or etlge of the roaaway or within spaces indicated by such si�s or markings. 506.07 �pb,l�$� STOPPING AND STANDING PRONIBITED No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle, except Mhen necessary to avoid co�lict with other traffic or in compliance with 1aw or the directions of Potice Officer or traffic-controt device, in any of the following places: 1. On a sidewalk; , 2. In front of a public or private driveway or directly across there from in such a manner as to impede the access to said driveway; 3. Within an intersection; 4. Mi thi n 10 feet of a f ire hydrant; 5.� On a crossNalk; 506.08 SNOW REMOVAL YIOLATIONS u�oas OBEOIENCE TO MARKINGS STOPPING AND STAN OING PROHIBITEO 6. �lithin 20 f eet of a trossNalk at an intersection or within 20 f eet of a mid-blotk crosswalk properly marked; 7. Within 30 feet upon the approach to any flashing beacon. stop sign or traffic-control signal located at the siae of a roadway; 8. Between a saf ety zone and the adjacent curb or within 30 feet of points on the curb immediately opposite the ends of a safety zone. unless the City Manager has indicated a different length by signs or markings; � 9. Mithin 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing; 10. Within 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station and on the side of a street opposite the entrance to any fire station Nithin 75 feet of said entrance when properly postea; 11. Alongside or opposite any street excavation or obstruction when stopping. standing or parking would obstruct traffic; 0075A/0738A 506-2 12. On a roadway side of any vehicle stopped or parked at the edge or curb of a street; 13. Upon any bridge or other elevated structure upon a fiighway or within a highway tunnel or underpass; 14. At any place Nhere official signs prohibit stopping; 15. � any boulevards; :aadl6. In areas received fro the handicapped; (Ref. Lhapter 511) 17. Fire Lanes. (Ref. Chapter 108) 506.06 54yrqy: ALLEYS No person shall park a vehicle within an alley in such a manner or under such conditions as to leave available less tha� 10 feet of the width of the �oaaway for the free movement of vehicular traffic and no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle within an alley in such position as to block the driveway entrance to any abutting property. 506.09 5,Q�/,(uy. FOR SALE OR WASHING No person shall park a vehicle upon any roadway for the principal pu►pose of: 1. Displaying suth vehicle for sale; 2. Washi�g, greasing or repairing such vehicle except repairs necessitated by an em erge ncy . 506.10 �46�.AN• NAR ROW STRE ETS The City Manager is hereby authorized to erett signs indicating no parking upon any street when the width of the roadway does not exceed 20 feet or upon one side of a street as indicated by such sigis when the width of the roadway does not exceed 30 feet. 506.101 5i�!�4� When�official signs prohibiting parking are erected as authorized herein, no person shal] park a vehicle upon any such street in violation of any such sign. 506.102 5�b,l,iat,� In the event a highNay includes two or more separate roadways and traffic is restricted to one direction upon any sucfi roadway, no personshall stand or park a vehicle upon the teft-hand side of such one-way roadway unless signs are erected to permit suth standing or parking. The City Manager is authorized to determine when standing or parking may be permitted upon the left-hand side of any such one-�ay roadway and to erect sigis giving notice therof. 506. STOPPING ANO STANOING PROH16iTED ALLEYS FOR SALE OR WASHING NARROW STREETS 506.11 30B<11l CONGESTEO PLALES CONGESTED PLACES The City manager is hereby authorized to determine the designate by proper signs places in which the stopping, sta�oi�g or parking of vehicles would c�eate an especially hazardous condition or Nould cause unusual delay to traffic. 506.111 �os�TTr� When official signs are erected at hazardous or congested places as authorized herein, no person sha11 stop, stand or park a vehicle in any such desigiated place. 0075A/0738A 506-3 5��. 506.12 PARKING IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS �a,�, No person shall park or leave standing a commercial vehicle, whether attended or unattended having a gross wei9ht of more than 13.000 pounds upon the_ D�b}�� streets in any residential district �/�/�qg''yqq/q�/yj�'/}�qrygry�'//�!j'�ry/f/qy''/�Q�!""/3'+✓ O1' °n m'ivste property in any residential district, unless in the process of loading or unloaaing and then only tor such perioC ot t�me-necessary to load or unload. (Ref. 552) � Recreational vehicles cannot be rked on ublic streets in any resident a stricts at any t me. 506.13. ILLEGAL PARKING In any prosecution chargin9 a violation of any law or regulation governing the standing or parking of a vehicle. proof that the particular vehicle described in the complaint ras parked in violation of any such law or regulation together with proof that the defendant named in the complaint Mas at the time of such parking the registered owner of such vehicle shall constitute in evidence a prima facie presumption that the registered owner of such vehicle was the person who parked or placed such vehicle at the point where and for the time auring which such violation occurred. 506.14. PENALTIES Any violation of this chapter is a misdemeanor and is subject to all penalties provided for such violations under the provisions of Chapter 901 of this Code. PARKING IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ILLEGAL PARKING PENALTIES 007 5A/ 0738A 506-4 . ��. j�.•�. • � ,� �� , � � c�-, . t. ��t� �•' :�.,. ,.•;, ' . � ',;. �+,o��. � '� �� P�LICE DEPARTN'lENT ATE May 22, 1981 16JECT -_ City of Fridley Minnesote Truck Parking in Residential Districts JIi-118 �J 1!� t6�i��A6��iU6�t 0 TO Nasim Qureshi John Flora INFO XX In response to your request for different options regarding the above subject, a survey has been made of the other jurisdictions in our area. The findings of the survey are as follows: ANOKA No trucks in excess of three-quarters ton rated capacity shall be parked or repaired on public streets or in the open on private property in any of the residential districts, except that trucks may make normal deliveries.� BLAINE ,.(a) No motor vehicle bearing a commercial license and no �� commercially licensed trailer shall be parked or stored in a � platted residential district except when loading, unloading, or rendering a service. (bi This section shall not prohibit the parking or storing of one motor vehicle rated one-ton capacity or less in a platted residential district. (c) No vehicle bearing a commercial license;shall be parked on a street in a platted residential district except for short term parking (two (2) hours or less), except when loading, unloading, or rendering a service. BROOKLYN CENTER Off-street parking in any residential d�.strict may include not more than one commercial vehicle of 25 feet or less in length XX _.�,,, � Page Two Truck Parking in Residential Districts � per dwelling unit if used by the occupant of the premises for transportation to and from his job. It shall be parked off the street on a space adequate for its storage as set forth in this : section. On-street parking of commercial vehicles allowed for � service delivery only. BROOKLYN PARK No parking of semi-trailer trucks in residential areas. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS "Bus" means a vehicle designed for carrying passengers and having a seating capacity of more than nine persons, but not to include any such vehicle which has been altered for use for camping purposes exclusively. "Motor truck," "truck tractor," or "commercial vehicle" means a vehicle having either a capacity of more than one (1) ton or weight of more than 5,000 pounds or both, but not to include vehicles which are designed exclusively for recreation purposes. No person owning, driving, or in charge of any bus, motor truck, truck tractor, or commercial vehicle shall permit the same to be parked or stand longer than 24 hours continuously on, in front of, or beside any property in a residential district, except for the purposes of loading and unloading. �� No person owning, driving, or in charge of any bus, motor truck, • truck tractor, or commercial vehicle designed exclusively for recreation or camping purposes, shall permit more than two of the same to stand longer than 24 hours continuously on, in front of, or beside any property in a residential district except for the purpose of loading and unloadinq. COOtt RAPIDS (1) It shall be unlawful for any person to park, or permit to be parked, on any public street, between one hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise, a truck in excess of 9,000 aounds licensed gross vehicle weight, a truck-tractvr, a semi-trailer, special mobile equipr�ent, recreational equipment, mobile home, house trailer, boat or boat trailer. This section shall not apply to any motor vehicle which is actively loaded or unloaded or which is being utilized to render a service. 0 Page Three Truck Parking in Residential Districts 0 MOUNDS VIEW 11 j This City's ordinance is under review. It currently limits � trucks in excess of one ton from parking in residential districts � in excess of two hours. Off-street parking in residential districts is allowed if 15 feet from the curb. NEW BRIGHTON No special truck restrictions. SPRING LAKE PARK The City Council of the City of Spring Lake Park finds that the parking of large trucks, tractors, and other commercial vehicles on the streets and rights-of way within the City, for other than temporary parking for delivery or unloading, creates an unnecessary risk of personal injury, creates ar. unsightly aopearance within the City and often produces excess�.•:•� noise. It is a violation of this ordinanc�•for any person to leave, park, permit or allow any motor vehicle described below upon any public street or right-of-way: a. Commercial trucks with over one-ton carrying capacity; b. Tractors used for hauling trailers; c. Trailers (the type pulled by tractor); d. Commercial buses. Temporary parking of such vehicles for delivery or unloading is excepted from this ordinance. FRIDLEY No person shall park or leave standing a commercial vehicle, whether attended or unattended, having a gross weight of more than 13,000 pounds upon public streets in any residential district for a period of time longer than four hours, unless in the process of loading or unloading and then only for such period of time necessary to load and unload. It should be noted that truck parking restrictions tend to be politically controversial as evident form attached newspaper articles relating to Mounds View. . ,: Page Four Truck Parking in Residential Districts � Should our City Council feel that Fridley's ordinance be more restrictive, I suggest the following factors be conside�ed: . 1. Definition of vehicles desired to be limited. � . _ 2. Complete restriction or specific hour(s) restriction on-street in residential districts. 3. Restrictions off-street in residential districts. If City Council desires modifications in our tru�k parking ordinance, I would be glad to draft a revised ordinance based on Council's desired changes. 0 9 - �`� . �� 3411 MOTOR VEHICLES; REGISTRATION; TAXATION• SALES• DEALERS 168 . . , .011 Subd. 2. Apptication for registratioa; listing for taxation. "Application for '` registration" shall have the same meaning as "listing for taxation," and when a motor vehicle is registered it is also listied. Subd. 3. Highway. A"highway" is any public thoroughfare for vehicles, ,� including streets in cities. Subd. 4. otor vehicle. "Motor vehicle" means any self-propelled vehicle not operated exclusive y upon railroad tracks and any vehicle propelled or " drawn by a self-propelled vehicle and includes vehicles known as trackless trol- leys which are propelled by electric power obtained from overhead trolley wires ; but not..nperated upon rails, except snowmobiles and mobile homes. s� Subd. 5. Owner. "Owner" means any person, �rm, association, or corpo- ration owning or renting a motor vehicle, or having the exclusive use thereof, ;�' under a lease or otherwise, for a period of greater than 30 days. :� Subd. 6. Tax, fee. "Tax" or "fee" means the a�nual tax imposed on motor � vehicles in lieu of all other taxes thereon, except wheelage taxes, so-called, '�" which may be imposed by any city and except gross earnings taxes paid by com- '' panies subject or made subject thereto. Such annual tax shall be deemed both a �� property tax and a highway use tax and shall� be on the basis of the calendar � year. ` � Subd. 7. Passen er automobile. "Passenger sutomobile" means any motor vehicle designe and use or the carrying of not more than eight persons but excluding motorcycles, motor scooters, and station wagons. Subd. 8. Mobile home and house trailer. (a) "Mobile home" means any trailer or semi-trailer which is designed, constructed, and equipped for use as a human dwelling place, living abode, or living quarters except house trailers. ; (b) "House trailer" means any trailer or semi-trailer which is not more than eight feet in width and not more than 35 feet in length and which is designed, constructed, and equipped for use as a human dwelling place, living abode, or living quarters. _ Subd. 9. Bns; intercity bus. (a) "Bus" means any motor vehicle designed and use� for the carrying of more than eight persons. (b) "Intercity bus" means any bus operating as a common passenger car- , rier over regular routes and between fixed termini, but excluding all buses oper- �: ating wholly within the limits of one city, or wholty within two or more contigu- �` ous cities, or between contiguous cities and a terminus outside the corporate limits of such cities, and not more than 20 miles distant measured along the ' fixed route from such corporate limits. Subd. 10. Tr� "Truck" means any motor vehicle designed and used for I carrying things other than passengers. � Subd. 11. Tr�. "Tractor" means any motor vehicle designed or used � for drawing other vehicles but having no provision for carry.ing loads indepen- dently. . Subd. 12. Tr��k-trac±o ."Truck-tractor" means any motor vehicle + designed and used primarily for drawing other vehicles and not so constructed as to carry a load othe{ than a part of the weight of the vehicle and load so drawn. Subd. 13. Tr_ aileT"Trailer" means any vehicle designed for carrying prop- erty or passenger on its own structure and for being drawn by a motor vehicle but shall not include a trailer drawn by a truck-tractor semitraiter combination. Subd. 14. Sem" trai_,_ '°Semi-trailer" means a vehicle of the trailer type so designed and used in conjunction with a truck-tractor that a considerable part of its own weight or that of its load rests upon and is carried by the truck-tractor and shall include a trailer drawn by a truck-tractor semitrailer combination. �. s ,� a' �, � t ; � i �. ; � �.. : i; �� f; i; i; 168.011 MOTOR VEHICLES; REGISTRATION; TAXATION; SALES; DEALERS 3412 Subd. 15. Unloaded weight. "Unloaded weight" means the actual weight of the vehicle fully equipped without a load. Subd. 16. Gross wei ht. "Gross weight" means the actual unloaded weight of the vehicle, either a truc c or tractor, or the actual unloaded combined weight of a truck-tractor and semitrailer or semitrailers, or of the truck-tractor, sem- itrailer and one additional semitrailer, fully equipped for service, plus the weight of the maximum load which the applicant has elected to carry on such vehicle or combined vehicles. The term gross weight applied to a truck used for towing a trailer means the unloaded weight of the truck, fully equipped for service, plus the weight of the maximum load which the applicant has elected to carry on such truck, including the weight of such part of the trailer and its load as may rest upon the truck. The term gross weight applied to school buses means the weight of the vehicle fully equipped with all fuel tanks full of fuel, plus the weight of the passengers and their baggage computed at the rate of 100 pounds per passenger seating capacity, including that for the driver. The term gross weight applied to other buses means the weight of the vehicle fupy equipped with all fuel tanks full of fuel, plus the weight of passengers and their baggage computed at the rate of 150 pounds per passenger seating capacity, including that for the driver. For bus seats designed for more than one passenger, but which are not divided so as to allot individual seats for the passengers that occupy them, allow two feet of its length per passenger to detetmine seating capacity. The term gross weight applied to a truck, truck-tractor or a truck used as a truck-tractor used exclusively by the owner thereof for transporting unfin- ished forest products c�r used by the owner thereof to transport agricultural, hor- ticultural, dairy and other farm products including livestock produced or finished by the owner of the truck and any other personal property owned by the fariner to whom the license for such truck is issued, from the farm to market, and to transport property and supplies to the farm of the owner, as described in suf�di- vision 17, shall be the actual weight of the truck, truck-tractor or truck used as a truck-tractor or the combined weight of the truck-tractor and semitrailer plus the weight of the maximum load which the applicant has elected to carry on such vehicle or combined vehicles and shall be licensed and taxed as provided by sec- tion 168.013, subdivision lc. The term gross weight applied to a truck-tractor or a truck used as a truck-tractor used exclusively by the owner thereof for towing an equipment dolly shall be the actual weight of the truck-tractor or truck used as a truck-tractor plus the weight of such part of the equipment dolly and its load as may rest upon the truck-tractor or truck used as a truck-tractor, and shall be licensed separately and taxed as provided by section 168.013, subdivi- sion le, and the equipment dolly shall be licensed separately and taxed as pro- vided in section 168.013, subdivision ld, which is applicable for the balance of the weight of the equipment dolly and the balance of the � maximum load the applicant has elected to carry on such combined vehicles. TPte term "equipment dolly" as used in this subdivision means a heavy semitrailer used solely by the owner thereof to transport his construction machinery, equipment, implements and other objects used on a construction project, but not to be incorporated in or to become a part of a completed project. The term gross weight applied to a wrecker de�ned in section 169.01, subdivision 52, means the weight of the wrecker fully equipped for service, including the weight of the crane, winch and other equipment to control the movement of a towed vehicle, but does not include the weight of a wrecked or disabled vehicle towed or drawn by the wrecker. Subd. 17. Farm truck. "Farm truck" means all single unit trucks, truck- tractors, tractors, semitrailers, and trailers used by the owner thereof to trans- port agricultural, horticultural, dairy, and other farm products, including live- stock, produced or finished by the owner of the truck, and any other personal c € c f t t e P n a t: r< Sf ; ��. �,. !' � �,, ;� �. i: : '; �' �; �. ; f ;: i; F ; 9, 168.012 MOTOR VEHICLES; REGISTRATION; TAXATION; SALFS; DEALERS 341.4 ' house trailers, dump trucks, truck mounted transit mixers, truck mounted feed grinders or other motor vehicles designed for the transportation of persons or property to which machinery has been attached. Subd. 23. Station_,wa +�o� "Station wagon" means a dual purpose vehicle designed for tlie transportat�on of gersons and also designed in such a mannet that the seats may be removed or folded out of the way for the purpose of increasing the property carrying space within the vehicle. The term includes, but is not limited to, types of vehicles which carry the trade names of station wagon, estate wagon, ranch wagon, town and country wagon, country sedan, suburban, travelall, and carryall. Subd. 24. [ Repealed, 1973 c 218 s 9] Subd. 25. Recreational e ui ment. "Recreational equipmenY' means house trailers including those whic te escope or fold down, chassis mounted campers, house cars, motor homes, tent trailers, slip in campers, converted buses and converted vans. (1} House trailers, chassis mounted campers, house cars, motor homes, tent trailers, slip in campers, converted buses and converted vans are units designed and used for human living quarters and meeting the following qualifica- tions: . (a) Are not used as the residence of the owner or occupant. (b) Are used for temporary living quarters by the owner or occupant while engaged in recreationat or vacation activities. (c) Are self propelled or towed on the public streets or highways incidental to such recreational or vacation activities. _ (2) Slip in campers are mounted into a pickup truck in the pickup box,, either by bolting through the floor of the pickup box or by �rmly clamping to the side of the pickup box. The vehicle may be registered, at the owner's choice, as either a recreational vehicle under this definition or may be registered as a truck, defined by subdivision 10. Subd. 26.�+Iot_ orcvcle_. "Motorcycle" means every motor vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, including motor scooters and bicycles with motor attached, other than those vehicles defined as motorized bicycles in subdivision 27, but excluding a tractor. Subd. 27. �Ylotorized bicvcle. "Motorized bicycle" means a bicycle with fully operatable pedals which may be propelled by human power or a motor, or by both, with a motor of a capacity of less than �50 cubic centimeters piston dis- placement, and a maximum of two brake horsepower, which.is capable of a maximum speed of not more than 30 miles per hour on a flat surface with not more than one percent grade in any direction when the motor is engaged. History: 1949 c 694 s 1; 1951 c 574 s 1,2; 1953 c 275 s 1; 1955 c 352 s 1; 1955c600s1; 1957c175s1; 1959c178s1; 1959c2S8s1; 1959c562s1; 1959 c 627 s 1; 1961 c 340 s 1; 1963 c 597 s 1; 1963 c 637 s 1; 1965 c 108 s 1,2; 1965c364s1; 1967c876s1; 1969c824s1,2; 1971 c754s1; 1971 c797s1; 1973c123artSs7; 1973c218s1,2; 1973c546s1-3; 1974c273s9; 1975c29_ sl; 1976c343s2; 1977c214s1,2; 1979c213s1 N07'E: For taxation o( mobile homes, xe xctan 2i3.13, subdivision 3. 168.012 VEHICLES EXEMPT FROM LICENSE FEES. Subdivision 1. Vehicles owned and used solely in the transaction of of�icial business by representatives of foreign powers, by the federal government, the state, or any political subdivision thereof, or vehicles owned and used exclu- sively by educational institutions and used solely in the transportation of pupils 3415 to a requ ernn appe num tion shall num vehi� furni numt on tf inche state one � ing � vehic will part and : plac� drive unde trun� affixE to th speci print purpc ally t from drawi upon and h drawr portir mark- street farm and s moto: the p:. equip exclu: the p� chapt< and o prope� 4 ' `! ��:' 168.013 MOTOR VEHICLES; REGISTRATION; TAXATION; SALES; DEALERS 3418 ', �;I tractor, each semitrailer shall be taxed a fee of a10 for a one year period or a50 g' for a five year period whichever the applicant elects. � "' Subd. ld. Trailers. On trailers the annual tax shall be based on total gross r� weight and shall be 30 percent of the Minnesota base rate prescribed in subdivi- _: �; sion le, Schedule I, but in no event less than $2, provided, that the tax on trail- ers with a total gross weight of 3,000 pounds or less shall be payable biennially. � Subd. le. Trucks; tractors; combinations; exceptions. On all trucks and s tractors except those in this chapter defined as farm trucks, and urban trucks, �''� and on all truck-tractor and semi-trailer combinations except those defined as � farm combinations and urban combinations, the tax based on total gross weight ' i during the first six years of vehicle life shall be graduated according to Schedule �� I of the Minnesota base rate prescribed in this subdivision, but in no event less ' than $28, and during the seventh and succeeding years of vehicle life the tax ?` shall be graduated according to Schedule II of this subdivision, but in no event �� less than $17. �_ TOTAL GROSS j HT E IN POUNDS ;; MINNESOTA BASE RATE Scheduled taxes include five percent surtax provided fofin subdivision 14 SCHEDULE I SCHEDULE II Tax Tax , A 0 - 1,500 $ 5.00 $ .... ;, B 1,501 - 3,000 9.00 C 3,001 - 4,500 14.00 8.00 _ D 4,501 - 6,000 19.00 11.00 E 6,001 - 9,000 28.00 17.00 ' ,' F 9,001 - 12,000 39.00 23.00 ___ � 12_001 - 15.QQ�,_ 62.00 37.00 H 15,001 - 18,000 86.00 52.00 I 18,001 - 21,000 114.00 68.00 J 21,001 - 27,000 158.00 95.00 K 27,001 - 33,000 230.00 138.00 L 33,001 - 39,000 320.00 192.00 , M 39,001 - 45,000 420.00 252.00 N 45,001- 51,000 540.00 324.00 '' O 51,001 - 57,000 690.00 414.00 ` P 57,001 - 63,000 830.00 . 498.00 # Q 63,001 - 69,000 970.00 582.00 : R 69,001 - 73,280 1,050.00 630.00 • " S 73,281 - 77,000 1,155.00 693.00 ' i � T 77,001- 51,000 1,260.00 746.00 For each vehicle with a gross weight in excess of 81,000 pounds an addi- � tional tax of $36 is imposed for each ton or fraction thereof in excess of 81,000 ' pounds, subject to provisions of subdivision 12. � Provided however, that on all trucks, except those in this chapter defined � as farm trucks and urban trucks, having a gross weight in excess of 18,000 ; pounds but less than �7,001 pounds, the tax shall be: ? (a) For the registration year 1976, 70 percent of the applicable Schedule I , or Schedule II of this subdivision; i (b) For the registration year 1977, 80 percent of the applicable Schedule I ' or Schedule II of this subdivision; (c) For the registration year 1978, 90 percent of the applicable Schedule I ' or Schedule II of this subdivision; ' a_ �. 3421 MOTOR VEHICLES; REGISTRATION; TAXATION; SALES; DEALERS 168.013 is more than 2D,000 pounds and not more than 24,000 pounds, the tax shall be $90 plus an additional tax of $15 per ton for each ton or major portion in excess of 20,000 pounds. Where the gross weight of the vehicle is more .than 24,000 pounds and not more than 28,000 pounds, the tax shall be $120 plus an addi- t�onal tax of $25 per ton for each ton or major portion in excess of 24,1)00 pounds. Where the gross weight of the vehicle is more than 28,0(� pounds, the tax shalt be $110 plus an additional tax of $30 per ton for each ton or major portion in excess of 28,000 pounds. During each of the fourth, fifth and sixth years of vehicie life, the tax shall be 80 percent of the foregoing scheduled tax but in no event less than $20 per vehicle. During each of the seventh, eighth and ninth years of vehicle life, the tax shall be 60 percent of the foregoing scheduled tax but in no event less than S16 per vehicle. During the tenth and succeeding years of vehicle life, the tax shall be 40 percent of the foregoing scheduled tax but in no event less than $12 per vehicle. Subd. lg. Rp rpational vehi i �_ Selfpropelled recreational vehicles shall be separately licensed and taxed annually on the basis of total gross weight at 100 percent of the Minnesota base rate prescribed in subdivision le under Schedule I during each of the first six years of vehicle life, but in no event less than $14, and during the seventh and succeeding years of vehicle life as taken from Sched- ule II, but in no event less than $8. Towed recreational vehicles shall be sepa- rately licensed and taxed annually on the basis of total gross weight at 30 per- cent of the Minnesota base rate prescribed in subdivision le under Schedule I but in no event less than $5. The annual tax on a s(ip-in camper as defined in section 168.011, subdivi- sion 25, shall be as provided for selfpropelled recreational vehicles unless such owner elects to register such slip-in camper as a truck. If the owner elects to register such slip-in camper as a truck, the annual tax shall be either the tax imposed for selfproQelled recceational vehicles or the tax imposed for trucks on the basis of grQSS weight in subdivision le, whichever is higher. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, all trailers and semitrailers taxed pursuant to this sec- tion shall be exempt from any wheelage tax now or hereafter imposed by any po(itical subdivision or political subdivisions. Subd. lh. Motorized bicycles. On motorized bicycles the tax is $3, which includes the surtax provided for in subdivision 14. Subd. 2. Prorated fees. When a motor vehicle first becomes subject to tax- ation during the registration period for which the tax is paid, the tax shall be for the remainder of the period prorated on a monthly basis, 1/12 of the annual tax for each calendar month or fraction thereof; provided, however, that for a vehicle having an annual tax of a5 or less there shall be no reduction until on and after September 1 when such annual tax shall be reduced one-half. Subd. 3. Application; cancelation; excessive gross weights forbidden. The applicant for all licenses based on gross weight shall state in writing upon oath, among other things, the unloaded weight of such vehicle or trailer and the ma�ci- mum toad the applicant proposes to carry thereon, the sum of which shall con- stitute the gross weight upon which the license tax shall be paid, but in no case shall the declared gross weight upon which the tax is paid � be less than 1-1/2 times the declared unloaded weight of the vehicle or trailer to be registeted, except recreational vehicles taxed under subdivision lg, school buses taxed under subdivision 18 and wreckers defined in section 169.01, subdivision 52. The gross weight of a wrecker is the actual weight of the wrecker fully equipped, but does not include the weight of a wrecked or disabled vehicle towed or drawn by the wrecker. • � COMMUNITY SERVICES CONTRIBUTIONS 1977 North Suburban Family Service Center $1,000 Southern Anoka County Assistance (SACA) 500 Red Cross Winterization of Homes : Sr. Citizen Well Clinic Fine Arts Senior Citizens Teen Center Central Center for Family Resources Anoka County Sr. Citizens Outreach Program KKK ( Kopi ng wi th Ki ds } Creative Play Center (Name Change) Alexandra House ]60 750 1,000 1,000 2,000 1,000 7,410 1978 1979 1980 $ $ � 1,000 5,000 1,000 2,500 2,500 5,000 2,500 $9,500 $10,000 9/21/81 . � COMMUNITY SERVICES CONTRIBUTIONS BUDGETED 1977 Comnunity Service Contributions 3,000+ $410 North Suburban Family Service Center Southern Anoka County Assistance Red Cross � Winterization of Homes Sr. Citizen Well Clinic Recreation Administration 5 000 Fine Arts Senior Citizens �een Center Teen Center �. BllDGETED 1978 Comnunity Service Contributions $3,000 No record of requests or money paid out $1,000 500 160 750 1,000 1,000 2,000 200 800 12/3/79 Central Center for Family Resources Anoka County Senior Citizens Outreach Program SACA KKK 10/6/80 Central Center for Family Resources Alexandra House Southern Anoka Comnunity Assistance Agency Human Resources Recommendations for 1981: $5,000 1,000 1,000 2,500 $5,000 2,500 2,500 Southern Anoka Corrmunity Assistance Agency $2,500 Well Senior Citizen Clinic 2,000 Central Center for Family Resources (Recommend most of requested 5,000 be funded) Creative Play Center (Reco�end some 5,000 of requested be funded) Family Life Center � $9,500 $10,000 8/ 21 / 81 The Human Relations minutes were received by the Planning Commission last Wednesday. The Secretary is out of town until Monday, at which time we try to see if she can get an excerpt in to us on that section of the minutes in time for the Conference meeting. MLS 8/21/81 � c � M � � �. y _ :i" ' w:. 3 � . �. C. .� . ' ... ��. � .,. ; . _,. � ,.. .. .. ' , � _ _ ,��;�. •7 � q '. �..._ }�-L •�jtt',� ��P .•� i . ,*� i:, f r i� w µ. s . : �� « � _ _ �"'�� :� � ��` '�. i?,:ro� _ Y � _ . . . _ y,,rt,-;:j "..z . _ . � _ • , . . . . . : ��.. z' �_�` e .� � r ' . . ..: .. x . �. � . - . �' . . . . . . � ... . ... . � ' . . . . ' � . � . �IUMAW -RESOURCES �OMrIISSI�I 1#ETI#16, �llLi� �i5. �981 _ _ fAGE 2 �.� � ' . . .a ° �- �• ` '��_�::� ?i=��'�'sso��"'=�:c��.,;�..; � . � :_ i . - �, : " � �. � ::�NTERNATIONAL �fEAR DF �IISABL€D��ERSONS �TYDP� UPDATE: -` � p .:;�� . . ` - _ � , , ; � :�.y . K-F� r ��, ,: > . ,. a_ _ -. , _ ��, . =�,. t.„ . .. . E _� �l7AlV DY ,JIQt. �GBRGSR90fF�' S8[�DI�'D �Il �Qt. '�'R3DEAFSIS� 31D Ji8+C8IY8 3'�8 �7tA1TB 8, I981, - _�111D JULIt l3, 1981, .IY�IP L�GI[ITTSB IIBBTS111G IIIINUTl�TS. � Y iJPOA � i+�ICS i�'!'8,:;�iII.L i�TI1VG 1LYS� ��BAIRPSRSQN t�1UV �iAN �ECLARED TBE J�R7WI1 - C1IRRSSD 11111ANIAI�USLY. � - -�.,. �.. , � _ . _ _,.,� _.._ . - � { f ;. .' t ' , : -. , . _ Ms. Hughes stated the Coon Rapids I�fDP Committee has�appraached the Fridley IYDP � -_ Committee nsking them if they would �ike to share the cost of a booth at the Anoka County Fai r. The cost of the booth rroui d be 5180 and tfiey woul d requi re �600 � front money to buy balloons to sell,.r�alf of the cost would be �390 that Coon :Rapids would 11ke Fridley to share.: �oon Rapids has a clown club that has volun- � ' teered to help sell #he �alioons and tiand out literature. :' .� : r;_ " ��Is. Cayan stated that in order to,do xhis, itp�outd require a�oan initially �� from the City Councii to be paid back after the fair from Lhe revenue received from the sale of the balloons. Sfie stated t,hat 1n order for this ftem to be a� � the July 20 City Councii agenda, she=had to write a�erno which will be part of �; :. �� the Ci ty Counci 1 agenda. If the �ommi ssi on deci des ;�ot _ to recorm�end that the Ci ty �end the money, this item can be removed fran the agenda. - �.. �a 4:.. , .,_ - , : f� ;._ �_, #;-a ,, . ' : ;' . ` `, ' . �. . 1rOZ70Q11 BY XR. n00DSPSBD, �BSCAN�D 8I' i�S. 11108LE, �.R�CO�AIEIVD 3�AT 3SE CZTY CDUNCIL JIPPROVE Z'BE IYDP C�OXAIITY'1�5�8 R�ptJBST !'�DR � I+Gil1►► FROd�! TBE CITY i1V TBS �l1110i1NT OF ¢390 1�0 8Ts US�D FOR iIALF T8E G'O�ST OF a LOOTA JWD SALS OF BALLOONS AT T8E 1lNOKA ' CDUNTY FAIR. .-� ' ' _ . _ _ ,•, � _ _ . � - _. UPON A �+�DICE VOTE, ALL VClTING J1YE i CBAIRPBRSAN VAN Lli1N I�IECLARED �SSE 1M')Z7QN � , awlii�i:i�S'D Vf��111a1W.sfii ! 4 �'k x � s�. ) ° ' t'� �:�„ tl' ; � L�' � ".�,�, `s � - � . . . p ` _ ,. : ;. _. - __i : � .. :: . : _ "- .; . <. � � , Ms. Cayan stated she would iike to express a big "thank•you" to all the groups "- that he]ped the IYDP Committee in the �9'er Days parade effort. Those groups r y included the Fridley Lions C1ub,fridley State Bank; �rnphic inc. Center Printing _ Office. and Nelson's Paint. :; �, x ,��- �- ,� �,'� --4� 1 , , r ' :"� � . �4 �� t t ;,� F :=;: 'r i ,`� ;'� . �'!:: y ... _ , - . 1NOTION 8Y !lQt. `TRBUENFELS� S�CONDED BY JIQ2. GOODSPEED,.4'O R�QiJEST STAFF T�O^SEND LETTERS OF APPRECIATZQN �0 THE ABOVE—NSIVTIQNSD GROUPS. '� - : : , ,- , ; � , . ,: � :� :: , :, . <::, � + . . .. �: . . .:�. . _ ; . . ;;, :. .. . . .- s � _ -� . .. : � . ._ .� , . I�= UPON A YDICB VOTS� ALL i�TING AYS� CI�AIRPERSON VAN� �V` DIECI.ARED TXE NOTIQN CARRSED .UNANIAIOUSLY. - _ .- . �. :.� �... '�� '� - r:� r^e.�_ 1. '�h��.t- 1: g'�rfi.d'S" �^�„v + .�,�:y ».., • _ . < .-` ..' >. .: . �: r. •'• r ..: . ; , ., ,. .. .. _ ... . . ��; � = : ' �. FUNDING PROPOSALS - DISCUSSIO�lt -� � �. ;- a. � - = . � .�_ � _ , .. _ .t � . . . ...>. .,:. � Ms. van Dan stated the Commission has,�five fundin proposals atlthis time to �.consider: �entrai Center for Fami]y Resources -�5,000; family Life Center s ' Foundatiar� -�5,000; wel] Senior C4tlzen Clinic -;2,000; The Creative Play _ _ : Center - �5.000; and S.A.C.A. - 52,500. :� - .�= :� � .-� ' �. . � � . - - - - ' . : : r ' � _ ` . . ,�:, . _. _ . _ �-> Ms. van Dan stated they would handle each pro�sal in the order listed above. y�[�+� . ; �:, .y. .. .. . � . '{C - -�. • ._ i , ' � .. � � � � p ' ' � �4 a •� `Y� Tr �•y � . . - j�. .. � �� `f,b , � �,.. . L b r = ,�' � ��" . 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''� d"'.V w�.� � � �fi�i:.a •,.� 1 � - . r�' � ' � � 3, ,.� '� _ _ • , . . � lR .. .y,�'^ . �i� �i�ETiNG,:�=�.Y `��. �981 � . . t : �.;' - � r � ��. ��'y�,��*�,. �,"�"'''�`:�..��,�i.��.� �«ava"Ty�'-..,.�*�k�`�k �-'°'0`'"�';''��'�"' a` � . - � � � � �,��,-� � , �. ,-%" � . � - _. , i _ -_ , _ ; y . _ ' . - . � q * ,�4 m.� i'.dt��.*y�' � A'�r:p^�y, t✓ r� , '� ;�°` Y, ��`4,: M`. � . , •��i �°±��i tr�a1 ��enter #or �famil �tesources - �t uest #or 5 �0 _� � � . ��' i�L�� '�-. .? ...i+ t ^�^' ,.�.e�, � ,.`.:� r . J '.:� � ,_ ��.. - 4r: fr ,. ;; t - :; . <-" -��. :-: . .� '!i _. .. y . ,� ' , ._ . .: s'. r �: ; a . :S� �� . � . .. . . . .. , r . . . '£"�'��.`�" s�� * '% � k . ��Mls,'�n�en �ated�'�fie `�e�troi �Ltn�Ler��+�` ��iay ��esourtes is a �on-profit corpora- � �� F,. :�#�pn d�veloped :as �e �esnit �of �camwnity �'ecognition .of a aeed for �fami y services. `�� ` `�t zerves #he �a�wnities of Spring �.ake ��rk. ;B7aine, ��nd Fridley, �nd its funding �,�. �aaes #�om �►ufih #hings ��s "�iocal _organisations; �or �nstance. the Spring Lake Pnrk � , -<,Y-. `��ons ��l,ub, �he '�FY, i�edtronic; etc. .Last year, �he �ity af fridley a7so fielped � - �u�i �m ~ » x , � �� • �`! ��'�l3'4Ca4 �r.�� ;.y.'~sni '�t '�7�.r' .,L`yt�F?.� � �'�A('�' z�� e...,? ,y 'a�f i �'y� �, "e�!'�'�"�S .n i o _ �" ' �. , r!�' - -.,. ..� : ��«R �x. ^i- 2 ; _. . , ._' .` . ,.. . . , . .>a�. . . :` ' . � F, ,,,�� -� , , ; ° ; i:,t- ...'`t .s "5.. , ": .� r. . .. - .. , . .. , , �--�,� `� �� n �veraging"�.fieir scores, _the Comnission �ame up with �2.# points �ut of .a , :Y .. � �ossib7t i00 points for the Central �Center for Family �tesources. ,.� �,,.-.,.,an;� ,, -. :r�, fi �;t �, -t_,�.,,•x 7ltt?i` = .a ,..�Si - ,� �e . , r, ...; 3 .;,> �:',;� �. �_ - . _ _ .:, . . -- : � �� ''. �lr. Treuenfels '�tated tfiat after studying a11 the available materials regarding :�the �entral Center.far �amiiy Resources and Lhe Family life Genter Foundation. ��. f, ..��e sti 7� f�el t#,here :was a sertai n amount of over7 ap between the #wo organi zati ons . �, �s w3f �.. 5 t„s ;J� 4�iN�i��'� .''�" 'n-.'� ;.. f �.:;s [' ±.: .,: ,_.,:.. t: ;: �� ..-t.�. �. , . . _ .. . ., . . ., i L� .�., �,y �;r�� :-�- �`amily:�.�#fe Center Foundation Request for =5,000 �� „ �....� _�{ ,O�'�+�.�Z '�h#,i! ? a�+�3r,� �; :.a� ••.'1= A.'_� ::', ... ... '. .�..,.� ��: r:. ., . . , _. ,. . .. �- ., .. . .: . . . , 4 ,' _'��ls. �loble stated that:i� �the Family��iife�Center Foundation's proposal. there is y� �'�e =discrepancy. --�:�n .the proposai. �t states that, "As a result. a substantia7 amount _�� ` �:;ofi these �7ans requires services to be given with �a s1#ding fee scale." She stated �' she �ad �called #he Famiiy iife Center and asked them that if she came in for � , _, � servic�s, nMOU1d t.hey provide a stiding fee sCale according to her abi ty to pay �= � s-4and according to #ier incane? She was informed tha� t.hey would not--there was ��= `�� ro siiding fee scale. She was told the fees for services is paid through insurances, �� '� - worlcmen's compensation, �tc. She stated she wanted to �oint out this discrepancy ` to the Conmi ssi or� . ,; � � � _ ;- � x.t f } __ . , , _ . y'a k y ' e? k:'ti,x,,� tR;s-�".�� sr� t:t,:�� } �:.� rt•� ir k ".•r'�zf �.'�" '` , � :, .. � ,,:, . � '� -� .., ._. , - -�'. . . . . "�° 'tn aVeraging�thetr'scores, the Commission came up with 50.� �oints out of a k'�': possibl� )OO points for the Family Life Center Foundation. � - . P7� F � y'�'.�.J2. � q ,t„i.y: J! ,. ,,.1 e i,�:�a s_� �';; ,� _d.!: . . ;��.:.: r. . �,� -. r � - . r�� ' a=_ wel l be�ior � Ci ti zen Cl i ni c\�- Request for �2.000 =` > #� '�»� - . _ . , �T, �� '.Y * .•..� F .Y.•'.�'�M .L ._l� nw 'e-: r. .- ..":. 'f . _... ' . .>.:.. l ... e _...; . ,. , . . _ - -_..`Ms.� �►an �an stated she has some real problems with Anoka .Couniy's bookkeeping � +- �ystem and accouating system. Many things are unaccounted for. Tfiere was a '� ��eneral iacking ia detail, description, authorizatian. etc. �,P �.: . .. �.: '.. •". a ...�'. ':�!.:.. -.'. .' . �.. � . . ; �. �G Y C*' -. � a t �.,.,�''s.`�` . ;: �i,. ; ta- :; , ��` ,, in averaging Lheir scores. the Cammission caime up with 74.3 points out of a' : �= possible 700 points for �he Wel] Senior Citizen Clinic. .� - t.� •'. . � ...: : � `.� - � . .. .. , � ' : . . . � � . q� �! a L i <^ �� . �. `� . .�z Y_ "�+E. . . �:; - a . :_ I . � ' � �-: d ' � . , � �=. r 1 =" ��'� ':� - CreatiVe' P1ay Lenter - Request for 55,000� .�� ` ,� ' ; ` 5�� ; �.,: ��~4�� i`Sf�'."''a Y_. +..:. � V :.;�.. . - ::. .. . . -_: ..�'. .� n.. � .� •:. ?. `. �. � i .. . .. � . . . � . .. � ....'� . �� 3 .�s.� `van �an stated _the Creative P]a�y Center was previously funded through °�;� .;,;. �,� .�onrnunity �ducntfon. _ Amount requestec� is 55.000 and total budget is 310,000. �'� '* .� 3 -_" � �+ir. *L-�r 'rX.yi`�'�.`c.��#��"�S �_iz� ..4'�. .� '::£. , . �..'::.,. .,.';r .'.'��t.�'.'`. .'. _ ..-„ . ,., . .`...` .,��_ .. . . ,� - In aver'aging their scores,� the Commission came up with b4.2.�points out of a , ,�- _ ` `'"yossib/e;,100. points #ar #he Creative Plny Center, ; , ,F �, „ " ,r � : j= x� ' : -:: -� : ; . : :. :. � ;` : ... ' _` -T ... `: �� . , .., .. - _ _ �� ,�Ir. 8oergerhofif stated that fie noticed a st.atement �hat said the �r�ative �1ay '�` '` ��enter was una°ble to raise addi,tional #ees to cover their expenses. , �, -� , _ . � � n , � r ..c;' r ,3 s;. � �` > .� ; c � �,,. ,- - �+ '�` - t � f. -- r;,� .-i t �,.—:y'} S t '. a r , _ � � . ..pu � � '�1.ci-� a d`Y�".�w k';� sr{�. �'� y� i�.a Y $ a " Y c r � ��'` �: . �� . . l �'G'��.4.4"�,:i3it� �•��hy,".R°j,��-��. "¢'�' �"g _� .'`> r.L `+ t ' _ $j Y . " . �+ �y: f c 1 �' Ry� ! ie �l`k'j " '�. , r t ;' +c a -� . � -+d .-. 5 . .• .� �+ �'s$ � " '+� t� F�x"'?�'�i` `' - . r " a - �� ,� � � � � .' � �2'r7c+'�*3,a.�w� s ... e. � ,�;> . �r .t .. . ... s � ;;�.r C:� --�., «�,, • .. ..: .,.,�..'•., --�: .' � . ,. r. < � .y�,, +k i� �� 5�� -��t �'► tss� ��"w t A t E=SC .. . Y+r' � r "r L�.^ :"'`C � �`� �� sa.,(' �'i,'1 _ �,,,�_, `� 3 , . .'s , ., .' . . ' . 'a y� :� x � , � ..- r r:'.rt �+'ir'�4� .. �.: � r�,; . . _ . _ ' . . > �c. ,a�'flc"<,..j:ss �`,�``+rr�.,�,.��'"�. '`".'}zj��"1 � �. . .. . .. _ . , _ . . h.. _?-° . . ... , :y'� ;«' 4 yt? 5,.-��' .r,:`�° ' - . � . � ... � . ��. _•. .,.� " ,• . ,v.. .�" • " � .. � .� �� ... �:. .: .. t.�;-�.�t , .� : "t .. � � .. . .. . � . . _ -,. ... -„ _ . . � . . .. ' . , _ . . .. . � � f. - .�,; . PAGE 4 _. ` �IUMAN itESOURCES �IISSItl�t ME�'ti#IG �lUl.� �5 '�961 , � ,�3. �,; �,« �,y�4 ,�1 '�lK1C,� "4n .r.f. ¢ `k."r :.� �� ... � .,'� , ... - __. _' " , ...: s4 .'o ">r ,. . . ' = s+"�' , c fy � a". '_ ',., t , � . .. . . , . . - #ee #or the coming � �s. �tei tand stafi.ed �ey ��eve� �etually �isea##�e feentoosi+igh. a ]ot of the =-. �rear �ran s�� to ��1. -'�# tt+ey �were #c �ra � �arents whD use °the Center �ow �'i°ul�d aat be ab�� to �cause of their budgets. 1 �he stated they mould never be �b1e #o �+e �enLirely self-sufficient.' •+.. . * . . � . . _,. . �.; . - _ , .. ...--: "'. ..��. «..<-::� t.J;� �.�:.. , ..._. . �: . .-. � , . �: : =: < . - �- � _ Re yuest for 32 300 . � �}- .Southern Anoka Count #lssistance S.A.C.�A. �,: -�: the 'Comni s si on �ame np wi th 78 8 Poi nts out of a In aver.aging their scores, .. possible I00 points for SACA. , ,� . � , t..;. . ._,, - , �:: �> -.- - � - �` Ms, `tayan stated that the ?#ourth point i n the �"Gui del fundi n�r tri od.ieachi group � ` of Funding Requests states: Upon completion of the 9 Pe or agency receiving funds will �e required to submit an annual report detailing the ex enditure of the grant and an evaluation of the success of the program in achieving their stated objec�ives". �'�� T'` '. � l+Is.� an stated this is "the first time they fiave c�m � Resources fias kept9the "cycle follawing this pea��e andernHouse�sent afletter stating they have �ot Conmission well info»n , � yet spent their monies.but �»rdind hetfourth point intthe guidelinesas not given any kind of feedback rega, 9 ..:: , � - . :,. , .. . .; �� ` Ms. Cayan stated she did not know if 'r.he ��ere at the endkof thenfundinghcycle �/� guideline and set up some kind of procedure period, she would send out reminder ietters to those organizations receiving funds. Ms. van Dan stated they �pent a tot of time developing those guidelines, and if - _ some organizatiens are carrying through wion shouldienforce�the criteria t eyrhave zation should a1so. She felt the �oamiss -� j:� ; ... .- . . _ . . : .; : ,:. . . < �. . .. s _ ; : : . . � setup. - � --. „ -� .:-:-� *-�*,�*«�* ;., ,_ .. ; �,. .. ,,.. s..- _ :. , .� , e�scorin results"fer�the five organizations requesting funding ranked as Th 9 ,. . _ . „ �� . � . At 7 . h � , • � ~ . _ ' fo11 ows : � - . . �. � - . .. . } ` -. } ':j � � . . . . C.A. �. - 78.8 points 7. S.A. � � . - _ 74.3 points " - �� 2. Wel ] Seni or Ci ti zen Cl i ni c �� - 3. Central Center for Family Resources_ 64.2 points � - - " 4. Creative Play Center _ 50.� p�ints -, �j ` 5.' Family Life Center foundation '� t . .,. . ,; _ . . � � Y Ms. van Dan stated this would be t,fie appropriate time for the Conmissioners to ��' express any conments or concerns regarding the five funding proposals. _� Mr.` Treuenfels stated he felt Ythey �should iYeu�e f�� et�ityvthenPreviousiyearf _ what was done with the funding monies rece � ' . � . . - . .._T I . � F- . . . � • . :,Y - x. . �.F 9� � �.,,-;`:.: , .. .. � - - .. `s�' .:w.,sJ '��E y.��t�-ar.>.,.� c .:,;....� c . . - - . _ . , > •- . ..� �. � .. � ' � ,. ` � F � ,+� ��'�� r"i�_"�''t "' '� s"; � '�'wr� .• � '- ._ . - .. . . .. . : . . . - . .. ,_ � -.. .. _ �, .`. . { �..r . � . . � � _ . .. . . . - � , i ;�,Y � . � . . �� . . _ . . � '_ >.+i. � . . � . . . :.; - •..,;. .._ ...:`� :.:�,: : '- ..' 'r<.. - . . .. . . . . . . . .. i - � � ...♦ x . ��.:,.; .�� ...- �'. .,.-. -.:., ,._. _..'.. . _ . ,. . . � . .;, � - � . . . - , . - �... , , . . . - . . �::.' ".F, �`�,� . . ,. . . . .. . . ,---� .. .._. , _ . . , . , . . .. . * . ; . . . ..- ,� -.. -' . .��. .:�,- ° t�.n...� . :. , :' . . . . . . . .. . .. . _ . . . . . .,.�� . ._ ' , ' _ " . . . . i� . . . .. . y �r... � .;:.L _ '_: . . , . ... . . , ., ' ' .. . .. . . _ _.__ — : -.. ?r�.."y t. f ?�g� �..'� � " ,. s;: s, Ce :.�� 1 e' +Q'�` _ . _ . y� �*� F �'.1 �¢ A� ' . , S,� -�� - ., . � q'_ �'+. _ . _ .. . . . - ' . . jry ar'1}�• r' i3aP. rXl.N-.��.� 'Y` . �. . . . . .' � te� , � . � . �. " . . -`i: .'��-� .. " . - � • - - . ♦ f� - � .. � � � _.� t� .. � '�c y `.; _ . � . �r . ! T " M- i,{ � 1 � ' � t r - .. . . ' .� : - � :� �. � � - -' . . ' .. . . . _ �1lJMAN R�SOURCES �30M�IISSION �ETING �Y �ib �961 ;, PAGE 5 r m . �. _ .. , , .� � . .._ �'..Y.. . . ._ . . . .--� .. r k Lk � 4� .j.a�� '.ti � .��M,T {+�-�.' .•' •'' � - � '` �.�� .� ..- � `'�be,�ommissiohe�r3 �onai�rr�ed that �ls.`�jran�3hould tend a'�etter to SACA requesting ��ha,t�:s' t�epresentati ve attend the �ugust �l�nan itesources �armi ssi on �eeti ng. They �,:�lso �oncurred �hat #hey �ould '1lke to'�imit the discussion #ime to 20 minutes. �.�ls. ,�►an Dan stated 3he personal'fy plans to rn'ite �o fier County Commi ssioner �� expressiny i�er.deep conc�rns aver the Moka Cou�ty's accounting and bookkeeping : �ystems. �,� i :; • ��.±'ffie �ommissioners -c�curred that lhey would �ike Ms. van Dan to write n letter to � '�the Anoka County 'Staff.�xpressing the,Conmission's grave concerns over the problems wi th the Countyy s � :�ccounti ng �ystem. � , ;;.� : - 'v�ls.Yvan Dan statedJ��he �Comnission tias a letter` from Alexandra House stating they = r�ceived �2,500 in January fran the Cit�► af fridley, but at the present time, they �� have not used ihat aaney becnuse of the iack of staff. Tfiey are requesting to be allowed to use the baney 'in 1982 for the origina7 purpose which was the development �.: �f a slide show explaining the servites provided by Alexandra House. f�OT'IO1V HY 1�. TREUENFRLS. BSCGW�D 8Y 1�t. QOOASPTSD, 41D RS�ST STAFF TO SEND A - LETTSR T�0 11L�JC�l1NDRA 1f0lJ�SB GR�WTING S�N PSR1yISSI0d11 2"D USB TBS 5��500 RECEIVED 1�R01�1 THS CITY OF FRIDLSY i�OR T9E DSYBLOP�VZ' �'' 11 SLZLE SHOW� TJiAT TFIE G�01yMZSSIDN ;'. �t1LD LZ1CS A FIAIAL 11CG'OfJNTZI�IG 11FT'�R TBE 1rt7NLtS JlRE DSED, 1WD TBAT T8E C�O1NI�IISSIDN �, '' Ii1pULD %,IKB SY1 SBS TSS SLIDds PRESENTATZOdV i�SN IT ZB CQlIPLETED. - .,., ._ ; ; rt .___ -: . �, - � DPQN +1l YOIC� YOTE� �iILL �'17NG 1!1'S� i�AZRPBRSQN Y1lN DAN DSCLARED TiIE MOTION � CARRISD UNAlVZNOUSLY. : - < _�. - : �,,.:- �,� „.�,.. � . Ms. van Dan stated she was extremely pleased with the Car�mission members. They .� had obviousiy done their homework regarding these funding proposa7s. and they fiave come up with very close evaluations. She stated the Conmission members should bring their score sheets back to the August meeti�g and make their final recomnenda- '- tions at that meeting to be passed �n to Planning Comnission and City Council. :; -> 3� , , :,;� - 4. 'COMPLETION OF 60ALS AND OBJECTIYES. r _ - ., , ,t . . . . , _ „ . . , . __ , . < . . _E� Ms. van 0an asked how�/deep the Conmissi�on wanted to get involved in day care centers. -� x.� � , � � � � _ � � � - . S ��; � � .r. . . Ms.� Noble� stated she did not' think`�this was a fiunction of the Commission. She � has been in the position where she has had to find babysitting services. She .`' knew the County was available and her church was available to give her names, and � she knew she couad �r�sit the 4-5 nursery schools in the City to find out which ' �. one she wanted to use..:She did not think �t was up to the City to maintain or �� _,� seek that t�ild care--ii is up to the ,�arent, She stated there are an abundance : of babysitters �� the �rid]ey area. - f.� - � .,;, �;� , tX .' , � ^ Ms. Reiland stated the Creative Plny Center would'like to become the informatton ��-" source between some of the preschool �roups, and do refer.people who ask about day care facili#ies. _ � : 2� : � � � ,�;, .,� � �. � . m. t ' "' � :'a'� ,-rt .r . 'r y� t b�, �•'.�..F 4 � �. '� _ - . . . . _ . � � • — � . . . . � � ., y�L � - . . � � ' . . . . . r : ..._:.. ;t. �;:;, �� (, y ��, a.: � h' "�. -�''�". «., •.:.,��. R _ ,� �-= - _ - - : . , , R,Q�vk.�`• K �..,:( !'�s'! _ .; - . 3.� - _ . �. . . . . , ,f�_..a. . y3 •?�14. P '...�.....� � . - iUS7 �6: '� 98i �_ � , . r . . � PAGE 3 r �,:..��.t,.�.�. _ _. .----.__-- -� - -- - . �., �� . , , . '" �a' }-Y it �, i r'�Y,�;4 ry � �� x'�..t a�.: �'� r.5r�..r 'S ^e!,lEy' a' �.�,.�.` .� jO' � , .; i. 1 , `.,.' ., . , � � ' .: :'`y ' s �.x ��:> :�?Is�,��ien�n sta�e� 3�iie �wou1d��ike �o�+�o�et��s. `�r'#►s�rm 1or �li tfie. time and �+��,� ,� �+ef#or� she �s spent aon �hi � �roject��, � �,�:.��r;�': � � -�`�---� '.� z ��; � 7�- � � _ r 1 l`�t �a •. ~� - :.yy.1 � :`r'�yr- . - . y, , '�. °,r:.` a. •, �� . ...'s . R' � ��' ' :�' ' . . �r.'�Oer�er�Off ,3tated #hat aft�rnoon 'fiP �and ��ls. :�erpstra ��ere �nterviewed by 7 t . ��8arbar� rJ�ughes for �cable �#1. �e stated �hese ;inter�riews .�ill be sfiown in iate t �t `a ' � . : :�usT• �-s t�a� 'C#� �•e�`��R'�=� "S� `'� T�� ,r° i�r:,� E�r,r.b "J� {F� �-# $ � � ° .. '°i 'w .4_.-: "- = % °-:'�"r,�5�...�r �.�''r �, « .'._ : ^` x�' . �,'°s �n Y'+i' :.i= s ..:� Y A�' r' .� .. �!" ~.�-' :, �-;� .." . . � 'Ms. ��ran 8an� �tated sfie wbul d� i ke to .�oame�d the 'Ci ty .�of Firid] ey for putti ng the �x � . . , � .-3YDP 7ogo on �ts �1#y. �er�ve7opes _ �- �; � �=�k} � ,� ;° + .,i, ,� 4 • • � #-�t � �.r��+t- yt Z .{ +�s � � v s �- a , �'^-� • '. ;. - ....: . . .._.. -: ' �-�........ _ e �,..YH. � . . . . . . .. . . . . . � . . . . . f � � F �' _ .. � •-� •... ... . . ., �. �-. . . : � . ��. . . , � +` C. �� _:,�, irOTIO@V BIl 11fR. TRSUENFSIS� SSl70NDtlBD BY �IS. ADBLS� �0 BXPRSS:S TEE BUlIAN RSSDI�CTsS: ' G�pMMISSIOA'8 DEEP 1lPPRSCIATIOdV FOR TX� IlG"l7pIT ,TEB CITI' L�WiNCIL 8AS TAI�N IN s- . �U9LICIZING �B .ili1TSRNATIQNAL YBAR OF .D.ISABLSD PERSpVS. : : ' , _ .,;.. � _ .,... . . : - : . .. . � :, �� _ - � ,, �°• '; � * , t„"7 : ; . w .'' �' � ;_ .:. ;�sl- ;. . : .; : _ .. � > ... F- L -, : , _ . . - . `. iTp�i �l YOICB' i�T� ��ALL YOTING AYS, , C6ILIRPSRSON � VAN Dk�IA �IECLAR$D 3�B MO!'IOdV - ' 4 ._ ._ - � ... " CARRISD �1NANI11bflSLY.. _ � � �. �:.� .: �.� Y_` � r�. (�.: �_ 4.:. �,.a � i�� .: . .:��'- :� �'_ ,�. .. , . -. r ,_ . . . . � .r" ,;-.�� t�ls. �ayan �stated the International Xear = Minnesota Symposium at �t. Cloud State �. University �n auly 24-25 was cancelled �ue to the state em�loyees' strike. _ - . �`.'� , � T ti�l' OF f1NlDING REVIEW AND REC4MMENDATIONS .,�_. � - �. tOMPLE I � - . _ , � r ` . � .. ..,. : ��.::_ . ._. ..::, ,;... : . .. _ . - ., ,. . . . . ,. _ � .. . <. - . ' Mls, van t3an stated she� thought the Conmission ymembe,irs could use the following �` �� t thei r fundi n review for submi ttai Lo Al anni ng Canmi ssi on guide in comple ing 9 and Ci ty Counci i,: �- �- w- % � `s'�c 3� a'�-��`e � ?:�:� Ft� � .a. E sn � ,� �.� � - � � Name of organization s ;;� � < c' _ - ..' �, i r os e �.'1:-. . , �. - c . _ . . _�:- . as . _ � 8 �u P �� _ . f 8udget request � � xy;{ t : �. -, �x �"_ . . . x - ;[<� . 7c .att�--.1'1 +.u} � "y .s :. , . `r-� �� - . : - . Scoring y � - . - .. .� ky� �" Recomnendation and reasons for ranking r .,; a-: �.�. , , ,.;.; :a- -r . _ . _ � . �, , rictions t � 1 �-� - _ Rest . . ._ >F = -." � � . .� � :F. ...., ..:. �. • "�' i 3- ',,,a , . �; & . .; �J 4 .a � , .t- ::i. y?`,.; ,: . '..j ..¢. '%,.; .. - r '.. • y •:. . .. . .. , . - ... . , � `} -- "' . - .��) .;S.A.C.A. �Southern Anoka 'Coun�y Assistance) � ' �` - _ . ,� , , . . .. . .. , , ._. ` ° :r ,: - ::: �:�.,. . �._, ,_ �,.. ,. . ��` The primary purpose of SACA is'to �rovide emerg�ency assistance -�� to Southern Moka County families who need help for food, �lothing, - household items, and/or smai);loarts. - They are a non-profit q - � �� organization. �. ;y :� `� � � � ;�' { : + .,. ,,.: a. : .. . ` .r� : t' -;n .� .; ' `' ' ' �'s 'f w�, Budget request:�, �2,500 =#otal budget is t5,80�0 cash. - � :a`_Y, _ . . . � x � �: , � _ ° - `� � { ,'" Scoring: 78.8�points �' �� ,� �, � � � � , �� q , - "� . ` , _ �� ,�,^ � � ;;. ,:.', .`,. . ��: : ' , . `� . ~'; �,= . - F ' ��. y`y '` NOTIDN HY Mi. R'REi1BNFSLS�• SSCI�IVDED BY Mi. BOERG�SR80FF� lb - ".. x,� ' ,: RECOI�lN1END TO PLANNING l�ONMISSIQN A1VD �ITY .00UNC'IL TEAT TXB - -�� , �.. TOTAL AMO[1NT i2�pUESTBD , BY SACA �B FONDED WZTli 11i0 RESTRTCTIONS. � • � :` RBASON F02t Fi7111DING IS COMMINITY li�BD. � ; r �..`' . � - ' , i ^ . ;J� ,� � - �..._ i '.:_ . _..� C°.. .. 5n.`. i ._, ^' +. ` '� l . iF 'i.. t . . ....: .'_'✓... ... . � . .: . 1 . -. .. .. ' . �' '�� UPOd1T ",A VDICB �R'$. � ALL 3�OTZi�1G A7B �_�AIRPI'sRSON YAN D�AN D�CLARED `� 3'� /`' r h TIiS M01'ZON CARRIED UNANIMOUSI.Y. rl; � R , .. C ., � �.. .: . - � .. - i: , F .> .. , i us.. ' . . . ' i „' .. ''� ., __ � � . � k ,: . F �'j-. Yil R .. Y " . . . g�" 3 { 5 :. '� i.:.: S� `/�Aa. .'�'.�' � �}t�° � _ ` ,. . . . . f.�-%:{i _3`" S� 7 j. "n ._ _ _ . - - .3;r �'4. , a . . . 1�.� t �t e .'e'ls_� ..3�� . .♦ V��_ . . _ .. �C. . . . . Sr�`� .. h. E � � . . . . . _ . . . . .. - " . • "-c�`��•� =!�',±�` � •:'� `,l, „ . .. ,:. I. m + _ -�i� ,;,� �. +- . . '��;,z: • , F � "' ; � . �. �„_ : . _ . , .:.. �, t , �"�� •.. � � �* ,^� �s . �•�K 't - � .;. 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C'�PlMISSION iWD CITY G�OUIVCIL TAAT TEE TOT1lL 1l11f0i/lViT ��'...:, i r � jt p.Y,.�a, •� . r � •'. _ �. � i�+ 'r � � �' p ,�y �� ; �,�8piT8ST�D 8Y THB �SLL 6BNIQR CITI2SA CLINIC HS ;P'11NL�D DY i'�S ' �,: '?�� " �` `� -_�!Y ��' FRID�LSY NZTH PO RSSTRICTIQNS.` REAS01�1115 ,!� FDIVLZIi►G 1183 � � A� � ��x.sfi��, z ,��„ � •: � >�' �. �.37iBRS i1R� 110 OVSRLAP OF SSRVICSS �11VD IT BSSl�LS 210 �S NEETIi�G A 1rS8D 4 L � �%� Y '��-�F . . . `� � :� �,��-` .�LV �'8S C�Qi1f11NNITY t: . , � � � � '`i { � '�e.W� y��'?6'��,."�y :-..��a, �-��4as'x: ja....i, � I+,s. �' �S.'� � �A.Y <,�-�i,c..,�'ri�x: ' " ''� . � � ' .. . _ ,�; s ��` � ;� �.�,� �P�IN l� i+�ICS �DZ'S, i1LL iIbTING. i�YSI ��AZRPSRSOIN 'VAN AilN DSCLi�RBD - � ;�f `� � ° f !'SS �11b'1'IAN CARRISD UNANI11fOUSLY� ' . � ` p � � R �� '��;i° `�j t��i}`�„sr",1•� ,s: *.i ^+g;t,. j.�.�.a •��.�:ft,�� ;Ax� � w"Y,t�,� �.k� �a.µ�f � � �k r � z . � . , .5�,`��, ,�y.,, � ; ��3j �Central "Center� for �amily'Resources ° } �' `�;'� i ' £ < �, 3 � ' . y_ ,� .. ' � . y� . � � %,,:'t ',»,� n` �,�. r»:rt ° 'rt�i', -s.. . �ze p";�r, y.,,.�,,_ .r . � ,..t d��; s�:k:. F�.:,-i' .t..,� ... .. :_:. .�_s .;....; ., .'. � . . . . � u�3 �' �� ,� ��; �'he primary purpose of the Central tenter for F�amily Resources �is �� #o ..counsel fami l i es, �rimar�iy �vi th chi l dren � l3 years nf age mnd � ��-� ;��k' �, :- ounger�, w�ho have adjustment probiems�with conmunity, home, �r �.�,;.�,�� --», s�� . �-:�.; ��,� f�. 3,c�ooir�.� Services are provided to �revent present probiems from �_ '�: �,'� �; ; Y�'�```�`�'�` becomi�g chronic. It is a t�on-profit organization. �� _ �. y� i � !° { '.� .Y .Y�i�;� J � °�„ , A��7ta -i � ��^' ?-• ,.:+1 �t-�r .�rs:�x . 6 '+G� F .i�`. '_} a" t:<� �'dZY . ><f= . .. . ' ; �k x -{� �,,: .� 8udget requests � �5.000 - total budget is �51,465.� Number of� r � : ,� , � �� .�� ,�.��;�,� �� _, �amilies ,served is 5�8, of which 19� are �ridley �_�j= r-�.�� 3��w��,�� :�� '.families; number of Fridley families involved in � i � � �, -�- T� ,� � ,: � r� v � educat� onal programs i s 31 �. � �. , : � lasv+& .+''-�T' ��`�,T�x�:+a@s t�"�..� +K-�.•,k„ >..� Z " i�;,;� � � �...`� e '' 'Y "� - .�e, :£n 4r . - � t �.�� ' " .. � � � ''� ♦ s - �a t iteyl'..+ d . , ' � � � � ` �� A , �5coring. 72.# points � �- '� .�, - _ �' � ._ > a x- ,:. x x �?. � r � '�` �`'.- �.:ti .Np y r'," a},.rF lc' � t�eW,` _ y �._ ,.: • . , t ..�r.s t ' � 1 '� .� , ;: t,:' . i .�: " . . '.� s � it::" i ji, ,. x �_ �: . 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CHAIRPERSAN YAN DA1V x �� : " � . ` � � , �,� pgCT+i1RSD SBB ,�OTZOiV �RRI�D MSTA � i+l�TB t�'' .'3 1. ; , • � ' � y Y �y, � ,a, � �S � �s31;; : e' c '; a `�, it+ ' � � ;�: � ��;'�- ,�'3. �, �-' c � •�r.,:�`..�i. ;��' � < � ' at.a,- �� '�':� �: � .z�� Creati ve �P� aw �ent�r ��°.� �°�=� � � x ��R�.� s � � -<< � �Q > _ _ ~.� �r t"-.: i•.r'.� ��+,. �. �.�{'.. 1 � �r� w` i:, .6- {' r ..`:. '3 Z.:�,:� , . �... _. - ..r� .._ .. ; . .,_ . _ .� _ �� - ' °�� ;� �.�'�e -prlmary .�ur�ose �of '�fie �Creative �Pla�y ��enter i�� o develop � ��; �_�rograms �and support �roups fi.o meet the needs of` parents of pre- ��' ��4 ��s� 7anned recreation and s,ocial, interaction. ` 5,� _ :� � y�,,� � s�hool thildren �hrough �_ �. �. �G -� ;��F �� °� �l y - �` , ° ` ` 1 bud� et �s �10 335. - I - , , . r � .� :: _ ��r � �,, ,�udget reque �.�0 ` � �� _ ' s ,� . �.-.� � # st, , ,, �;,� -� 9 k . � � �� '��: � t . ' x = • �*� - � ; , � r� � � .�cori� �4 2 - , ° : . . . ; , �oints r� � �� N�- �� ` , £°- � ry� �. ?�`y . ��. , . . ?/. `��t4`•4`�+E�'�'iE :_�afv '•s_ '� q,�'r �f��',�i'�� r,�� _, �.{+ +.-� . �� .... . . r S ... . . : � .1';`..� � ':` ..: r�� 'f .�_ �� ;��y� ��r.��yBoergerhoff stated 1� seemed the purpose of this Center is to -� �: �' �� ' ;- �rovi de an envi ronment for parents to pl ay wi th thei r chi l dren, and � �� r :'.,� �f tnost people do that �n their a�m t�ane. '� � ;; � �' _ . 4 s . .. , . _ � .... '., .. �. r:�� ; `�ls. '�►an Dan stated thai ma,ybe �he Center i s tryi ng to provi de some- � '�� ; thing for t#�e child �rho does �ot have an opportunity for socia7 s `� � .�-� � :� 3 . _-_� _��.� ��4�� x:� nteracti on--to get used to bei ng wi th other _ chi ldren and . peopl e. . ;: . . -� , t.= -� ' �ls. ,�loble�stated that the^ request for s5,000 represented half of . � °} i , ':� � - �he total budget. J f� r {� �i� � t. � � M .� _ j � '� .° �„�.�''` � r y ; �. `�� "�' ,a�i-'�r0� �. r:� +, . «..; * . .<'- �. .. '�.� r. _ .._.. . .'.,. �.. ., ,� = ..- m P c :. ' . � _., 4 ' .;. .- . ,, .. , .. . , ; : , � . � .. _,. � Ms : " van ,Dan stated one of her: biggest �ancerns was that there i s . personnel. :� 4 �� ,� j,� g;� ,�� ail�r no �rained _ ��, �-,�. . : . .. * ' : _ . , _:. �- � . :,.: � ` . ' ` ^: k _ . `, ' .: ' i .t } ' k ii .i. F �.: .. � '.. �� 6��: .: �._. .. . .:'., . .. � � ' . . ... - . . , . , f_°. < x�f �_ ',.; '�,��' .�' JU017�l1V BY� 1�QZ.' S'REU�NF£LS� SBG�O�lVD$D BY 11S. NOBLis, 1+0 ,RECQMI�TD TO ,� s < r ° FYS:.0 �,,t-:� '�:'�;`;�LANNING CO11Q�lISSZQN 1�1MND CIZY -`t�UNCIL TIfAT SQNE �F' TAS JUlDUNT ,_ . * � ,� �;� �` �:"; ` REQUSSTSD BY �S �REATIVB PLAY CENTBR ,BE �'UNDB]D BY TI�E CITI' DF � �, ;�, : E� .>'; > FRIDLEY� TH8 CI'1'Y G1�UNCIL 3�0 DETERMIN� THE FIN.4L AMOUNT . , AY. �, t :� b.Y'" �: '� :Ii � ,iv. �. ~. pry .'. f `Y��4} �,. v.5:' :...� t ,.�':; ` � . _, ' ` .t `..' �_`.. v�i�" A vorc� var�, '�.VOTING lilYE � CRAIRPERSOd11 VAN DAN DECLARED � ry�r��y � _ '. s 3 .,' t .. . - � � il7VYr7Li • , '� • > 3- - • t t. ' ' _ . : '� _°� ,..._-� rt i'AB 1110'170N CARRI UlNA1V � v > , $D , w �, .s --.. .; ,- �.. j S r��,� v .- �,,,� �+�f 'rq�� r.rc � ,,.. � ._.. ,,: �. 3 ��i ,;�t �rr � �rr k �'�- 3 k +' - . . . . . . r' � � �- {5) �Family Life Center�` �: t.� • : . . _ , . ?' , _ r +� r,:� �' . :x ; , , ,•° : .. ` : -� - . .� c a • ; . 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She asked if the ��: �Commission �itould �ike `i�er to noiif�r #�e;'or�anizat3�s ��n fthe status .of their �� . �requests �nd r�t��r �em of the ��ann�n�,�anission �eet�i� � �. � w,�„sy� q�,*�, ��.,.w, z�.-�: �,.-'w"'r�. SF �°i:Y`,.. _ �� ,.: _ :.. � ... c yr ..0 •��'� � �'# �� .. . . x�.45 .� =� �?�� ,,r�i� y�r—�»ti.-=� t.'::�+reo.grr:-+:.�ztr.r�.� - .��` r'.-? �, - � ,+�' , Y.�, ; �� :� � �he`�aiss'�on""�aea�ers' cbncurr�e� � t�ia'� .�.#�o�+e �rgan�;ations who fiave �requested �� '� � ` �nformatior� _be ;�n�ora+ed. by"Ietter of ��e �tat�s �f �fiei� r•equests and the date s }��af the Pianning �ommission �neeting.`=��ey"sfioultl also be 1�nformed that �he minutes '�;r k��of the, uman itesources Conmission �peetin�s are avni]able upon request. ,- ; _k � C S$ .:. y" i Z t' i T �` o £si,;,�7 3".'...' d a:�� s r: ,� ,c . _� . 7sa. ��,r�s 3n:: . � .�f.r� {3��r w' '�'��L ,:,,-s�«� t a`4�c�t��, `�.'rfi. .:#:-�.*"f.�ti�?2' " iji. s h�.t _ ' ��.�� . _�ISCUSSION �OF fXTalSION�REQUEST MADE BY �41.EXANDRA �tOUSE:�;F� r�.;4=' .a . .. '�"" , . - . 'w � �; '� � -i..�a�':�'' s.,::?rAd 4.{::;. _:�..*' .:i,M -�.:FS � ? . : - _ . . -. - - .. J� ;: ,. "'. _ . �'.:�.. . 1 . :'_.- �:,-r, , ' . - . : '� 1YIs.° Yan 'Dan siated �hat at the �ast� ��ssion "meeting. ��he Conmission made a , , . '�" ' ' motion granting an �extension af ��me �o �lfie �1lexandra Nous,e to use the grant ��y� � mcney for 'the development a# a�siide 3hav. �1t #he Plannirig �arunission meeting, _,: Chairman Harr.iS stated that �rhen..�he-��anning'�omnission r�eviewed the previous �� ` � . ;� �� ;�' year'� fun�ing ;proposais, �e` specif�t�l�y �nember�d that the Planning Comnission �, Y �fiad specificaliy r�quested ihat �he,#undin� �e used for sfiaffing and operations, �� y� but not for lnedia or advert�sing.'=:��` P)ann3�g Commission� had also thought that "; �- the City Councii had put some �estr��tions �n the use of that funding. „� �, ;; � y i x a : `'F s �-w s _�"-`.. r --��'�Y' ��:'. �, 'n`.T+'�.=.?'*.a�..� y'a �''��.��x�..�`.,,r�%�f �3 f, .�.'.: , `' . � ' �,..� �, r _ >': . ; : � . - s �- . �� . . . a ti : i�y -�� _ - - Ms. Van Dan statea she had as�Ced lYls. �yan #o`�^esearch ihis �n the minutes and 4�_� bring the Human Resources �oamiss�on �p #.o tiat�..� ��;� � � � � r �-„' _ > : � �� - � . �. f xd .��.. <, ,. x ; � �� y � x�.. �:�..�"T'"'7 �.,� 1Tr`.'v,i^,�srt �s ,j'� 'k�, .;}�a, •�,._�.-a� �'. w '�'� .., F }.� ��va�� .s4.h� . , �`'� ��, 1- �'� -s � +� l !, x. , ' : ,. �=�� Ms. Cayan stated she had inade 'copies �1� the September �4, 1980, �l anning . � °�� `� �Commission minutes and ti��`�ctober;��'9�80,` City Council �iinutes which contained :' , : � � �� , -� , �� s� the discussiori °eoncerning ;�llezandra' �fause.,:.�fie Planning ��onmission assed a yLC p -��` '� ,'��^ecommendatioil `on to City tlCounci��'tiimt'�e �2,300 be funded to the Alexandra � � �- �louse but ihat the_money. be Lsed #�r= #�e��serv�ce 'and a�ninistration of the House. w � '� .,��, . �. �� The �ity Counc�l concurred with �tfie �Plaaning Conmission's recomnendation. � " �+ �� N j fyE ��3�� "�+ `. �y',� s1t � � ;' ,� ". y^ ""�'�..� . .�t � -0S�'¢.9�* � ..t �...,� x ��10 0 � 7." � s�. 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