07/12/1982 - 5271OFFICIAL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
COUNCIL MEETING
JULY 12, 1982
FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETZNG
PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN
NAME ADDRESS
,' . ., . .
DATE: Julv .-_- 1982 I
,
ITEM NUMBER
_-___-__-_=�
�
FRIDLEY CITY COUNC i L
� . �
.JULY 12, 1982 - 7.30 P „1,
MEI�iO TO: DEPARTMENT HEADS
FOLLOWING ARE THE '�ACTIONS NEEDED"� PLEASE HAVE YOUR ANSWERS
BACK IN THE CITY MANAGER�S OFFICE BY THE WEDNESDAY BEFORE THE
. • NEXT REGULAR COUNC�L MEETtNG, THANK YOU, ��.�Q�..a! !98.��
:
APPROVI�L OF MI ��UTES :
COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE Z�, l�$�
Approved
ADOPT I ON OF ,�GEf�f�A :
Adopted as presented
Discussion on Taxi Cab Licenses late in meeting
OPE^J FORUM, V I S I TORS :
�CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA — IS MINUTES)
No response
P�JBL I C �lEAR I �fGS :
PUBLIC HEARING ON REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR 1983� ���� 1— 1 A
Opened 7:32 P.M. Closed 7:35 P.M.
� CEttTRAI SERV ACTION NEEDED: Incorporate into prop�sed budget
PUBLIC WOR
'� CITY
CITY COUNCIL ME
PUBLIC ;#EARING:
PUBl�IC HEARING ON VACATION RE�UEST, SAV �SZ—01,
FRIDLEY HO�SING AND REDEVELOPMENT AllTHORITY
AND
CONSIDERATION OF 6�ITH AVENUE RELOCATION� ����
,,,,2-2L
Opened at 7:36 P.M. Closed at 8:05 P.M.
ACTION NEEDED: Put ordinance on next agenda for consideration
PUBLIC HEARING FOR CHANGE TO CHAPTER Z.Z1, PLATTING
ORDINANCE, ESTABLISHING SECTIOrJ ZII-45, O� LOT LINES�
�PRQPOSED ORDINANCE ON PAGE S)
Opened at 8:06 P.M. Closed at 8:12 P.M.
FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE HELD - SEE ITEM 5
OLD BllSI;VESS;
„ 3
CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDTNANCE
AMENDING CHAPTER 603,11 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODF
CONCERNING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON
SUNDAY � , , � , � �� .,. , ,. , , „ ,
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4
Ordinance No. 752 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun.
ICENTRAL SfRU�. ACTION NEEDED: Inform liquor establishments in Fridley of new Sunday hours
0
�CITY MANAGE
'iPUBLIC WOR
C
�aEW BUSINESS;
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING CHAPTER Z11 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE
�NTITLED "PLATTING" BY ADDING NEW SECTION Z11���5 -
AND AMENDIPJG QLD $ECTION 211,045 sv MAKING IT
211. 046 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 5 -
First Reading of Ordinance held
ACTION NEEDED: Put ordinance back on next agenda for consideration of
second reading
RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSION NiINUTES
JUNE 23, 1982, , , , , , , , , , , , �,
�
5K
,,.,,,,.. 6-6K
A. Item from Human Resources Minutes of June 10, 1982:
Funding of Service Organizations .......................... 6C - 6F
Pianning Comm. recommendation: Council reconsider their
decision to terminate funding to service organizations
Council Action Needed: Consideration of recommendation
Will consider Human Resources Commission recommendations when
budget is reviewed
ACTION NEEDED: Review funding when considering budget
B. Item from Appeals Corr�nission Minutes of June 15, 1982:
Variance to allow construction of a deck and new front 6G� - 6K
door at 115-712 Way N.E., Donald Nielsen ..................
Ap peals Comm. Recommendation: Vote tied 2 to 2,
motion failed
Council Action Needed: Consideration of request
Approved variance
�iCTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council approval
RECEIVING CABLE TV COMMISSION ��1NUTES OF �UNE 17, 1�g2. �%- 7 E
' ' �ITY �OUNCIL MEETING, �ULY I2, 1982 PA�E �
NEW BUSINESS (CoNTiNUEn)
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND
AUTHORIZING SIGNING THE AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING
WORKING CONDITIONS, ��AGERS AND yOURS OF EMPLOYEES -
OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE
� � YEaRS 1982 ANn 1983, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 8 - 8 R
� Resolution No. 61-1982
, FIRE DEP�._ ACTION NEEDED: Have agreement executed and forwarded to appropriate parties
CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION CONFIRMING APPOINTMENTS
ZO TNE �ITY OF FRIDLEY �0��1MISSIONS FOR THE YEAR 1982� ��9 - 9 E
Resolution No. 62-1982
�CITY MANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Forward c�pies of appointment list to Commissions
APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE, � � � � � � � � � � � � � IO
Gale Anderson, Office Assistant appointed in Police Dept.
CITY MANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Inform Accounting on new employee
CENTRAL SERV
LICENSES, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ll - 11 B
Approved
ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses
ESTIMATES � � � � � � , � � • � � � � . . � � � � � � � 12 - 12 E
Approved
CENTRAL SERV ACTION NEEDED: Pay estimates
�LAIMS. � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � , 13
Approved
CENTRAL SERV ACTION NEEDED: Pay cla9ms
COMPLAINT - CAB LICENSING.
ACTION NEEDED: Check with League and others regarding cab license reciprocity
with Minneapolis
ADJOURN: 4:30 �.M.
_
�
�
r'
��
FRlDLEY CITY COUNC i L
�ULY 12, 1982 — 7:30 P,M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
APPROV�L OF MI ��UTES ;
COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE Z1, I���
i ADOPT I ON OF ;�G�PdDA :
0
IOPE^J FORUM, VISIT�RS:
�CONSTDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA - IS MINUTES)
I P'JBLIC �EARI�IGS:
'PUBLIC HEARING ON REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR 1983� �,��
�
1—lA
TJEW BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING CNAPTER 211 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE
�NTITLED `�PLATTING'� BY ADDING NEW SECTION Z11,045
AND AMENDIPJG �LD $ECTION 211,045 �Y MAKING IT
211,046, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 5 - 5 K
RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSION I�INUTES OF
JuNE 23, 1982, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 6 - 6 K
A. Item from Human Resources Minutes of June 10, 1982:
Funding of Service Organizations ..... ................ ... 6C - 6F
Planning Comm. recommendation: Council reconsider their �
decision to terminate funding to service organizations
CounciT Action Needed: Consideration of recommendation
B. Ttem from Appeals Commission Minutes of June 15, 1982:
Variance to allow construction of a deck and new front 6G� - 6K
door at 115-712 Way N.E., Donald Nielsen ..................
Appeals Comm. Recommendation: Vote tied 2 to 2,
motion failed
Council Aciion Needed: Consideration of request
RECEIVING CABLE TV COMMISSION P�1NUTES OF JUNE 1%, 1982� � �- 7 E
,
THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUPICIL OF
JUP�E 21, 1982
�]E MINUi�'S OF' �E FRIDLEY CITY QOifJNiCIL 1�ErING OE' J[A� 21, 1982
The Regular M�eeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at
?:40 p.m. by Mayor Nee.
PLIDGE OF' AI�.BGIANC,E:
Mayor Nee lecl the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag.
ROZ�L CALZ:
MFI�ERS PRE'SII�: Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick,
Counci]man Hamernik, Councilman Schneider
and Councilman Barnette
MF�ERS ABSEL�IT: None
APPROVAL OF MII�t)TF5 JUNE 21, 2982:
MOTION by Councilman Aamernik to approve the minutes as presented.
Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the m�tion carried unanilmusly.
AppROVAL OF MII�lU7.�'S - apNTIl�1UID B(� OF REVIIIn1 MEETIlQG - JUNE 14, 1982
MO►I'IOiN by Coucilman BarneTte to approve the minutes of the Continued Board
of Review Meeting of June 14, 1982 as presented. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGE�A:
MO�ilON by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded
by Councilman Aamernik. tlpon a voice vote, aI1 voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unaniimusly.
OPEN FORi�'!, VISI�RS:
There was no response fran the audience under this item of business.
NFW BUSINFSS:
FIRST RFADING OF AN Ol�'DII4ANCE AME�IDING CI�AP'I'F�t 603.11 OF THE FRIDLEY
CITY �E QO�iING THE SALE OF IN'IC�ICATIl� LIQUOR �1 S[J1�IDAY:
A40TION by ConcilrAan Schneider to waive the reading and approve the
ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
ODUNCIL 1�ETIIV� OF Jtil� 21, 1982
PAGE 2
QOl�1.SIDEF2ATIOTi OP' FI1�L PLAT, PS #82-01, DC7I'Y/Wl��SNER ADDITION,
W. G. DC71'Y AND GARY WELI�:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this plat is located to the east
of Satellite Lane and on the corner of Starlite Boulevard.
Mr. Flora stated that, based on the concerns the Council had with the plat
at the last meeting, there were some revisions of the lot lines to more
easily identify them. He further stated, in conjunction with this plat
approval, there are five variances, and outlined them as follaws:
(1) Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 have variances for the lot width
(2)
(3)
Lots 3 and 5 have side yard variances if double garages fram 5
feet to 3 feet
Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 have front yard variances fran 35 feet to
30 feet
(4) Lot 7 has a sicle yard (corner) variance from 35 feet to 13 feet
(5) Lot 5 has a rear yard variance from 25 feet to 22 feet
Mr. Flora stated the variances would be necessary to build the structures
on the zero lot lines of the 1�2 parcels.
Councilman Hamernik stated there was sane concern about the square footage
of the structures. Mr. Flora stated he doesn't have the exact square
footage, but the plans for the builc7ings submitted in Mr. Wellner's
original proposals would satisfy the I�-2 requirements.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked if the concern is how the City would
guarantee the developer would construct a certain size unit on these
praperties.
Councilman Aamernik stated that is his concern and is also one of the
stipulations of the Planning Ca�umission who inc7icated the minimum square
footage for each unit.
Mr. Doty stated the size varies although they probably would be around
1,00(d square feet or wer.
MOTION by Concilman Hamernik to approve the final plat, PS #82-01,
Doty/Wel]ner Addition with the folowing variances: (1) Variance of the
lot widths on Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6; (2) Variance of the side yard, if
double garage frcxn 5 feet to 3 feet, on Lots 3 and 5; (3) Variance of the
front yard setback from 35 feet to 38 feet on Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5; (4)
Variance of the sic� yard (corner) setback fran 35 feet to 13 feet on Lot
7; an�d (5) Variance of the rear yard set back from 25 feet to 22 feet on
Lot 5. Further, that the proposecl buildings, A and B, be followed, as
presented to the City staff, as far as the size of the structures.
Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Doty thanked both Concilman Aamernik and Mr. Qureshi for all their
time in working on this proposal to satisfy them as well as the
neighboring Residents.
aDUNCIL MEETING OF' JUNE 21, 1982 PAGE 3
RDCEIVIl�IG PLANNIDiG QO�iISSION MIl�1[Tt�S OF JUNE 9. 1982:
OONSIDERATIO�N OF VACATION �, SAV #82-01 'In VAlCATE 4TA
S'1l2EET Bh'l.WEII�i BZACKS 4& 5 AI�ID 12 F�OOT A,L,I�'Y IId BIACK 4, REE' S
ADDITION � FRIDLEY PARR, REQUF.STID BY THE FRIDLEY HRA:
Co�ncilman Schneider stated the Planning Caamiission's recamner�dation was to
tablethis item.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the Planning Camnission's recanmendation
was, once the property was acquired on both sides, they should then
proceed with this process.
Mr. Qureshi stated staff would recamnend proceeding to set a date for the
public hearing, as negotiations have been completed for part of the
right of- way.
Mr. Qureshi felt the public hearing date should be set and Council take
action only on those portions where they have completec7 negotiations, as
he felt this follaws the intent of the Planni.ng Ca�miission's action.
Mr. Aerrick, City Attorney, stated if the proposed relocation of 64th is
approved, the north 100 feet of 4th Street would not be vacated. He
stated what would be done with the northerly 100 feet on 4th Street would
depend on what action is taken with 64th. Mr. Herrick stated the first
phase of the clinic will be built on part of vacated 4th Street,
therefore, it is important to vacate the south part.
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, statecl at the time of the Planning
Commission meeting, they were in the process of negotiating with the
property awner and, since that time, the parties came to an agreement.
Councilman Barnette stated his concern is that the people know exactly
where they are at and how long they will be able to stay at their
locations. Mr. Qureshi stated they had meetings and the people were
informed of the plans.
MO'i'ION by Concilman A�nernik to set the public hearing for the vacation of
4th Street and the alley for July 12, 1982. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanurously.
FTIERGY OONIlKISSION MINLTPF� OF MAY 25, 1982 RE: ENF�RGY ACOOUNPING SYSTII+i
Mr. Irrman, City Clerk, stated three years ago, the City Manager directed
them to Iook at an energy consumption program. Ae stated, at this same
time, fi.he State h�ci a group to develop one for all municipalities, but
there are rio faax3s available at this time to carry the plans forward. Mr.
Irman stated the biggest expense would be the data entry.
Mr. Irman statecl th�y have access to a user language program and felt to
proceed with such a program, as suggested by the Energy Commission, it
would take at least a w�eek per month of staff ti.me.
�iJNCIL N�E'!.'IIJG OF JUI� 21, 1982 PAGE 4
Mr. Irrman stated if only some locations were to be done, they could be
calculated by hand, hawever, the computer would be a means of speeding up
the process.
Mayor Nee suggested perhaps the data could be made available to the Energy
Ca�nission and they could interpret it, and asked Sid Inman to meet with
them to explain what has been done up to this time.
MOTION by Concilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Planning
Cannission Meeting of June 9, 1982. Seconded by Councilman Barnette.
Upon a voive vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RF50Ltfl'ION NU. 53-1982 PROVIDING FOR TAE ISSUANCE AI�ID SALE OF
$1,425,900 Ild GENERAL OBLIGATION SPDCIAL ASSESSMENT FIJI�ID �(71�IDS:
A1�ID
RE90LtlTION 1�U. 54-1982 PRWIDING F+OR ZiiE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF $625,000
OF GENERAL aBLIGATION TAX INCRIIKIIaP REaEVIIAPME3Jr �ODIDS OF 1982:
Mr. Ir�man, City Clerk, stated the purpose of this bond in the amount of
$1,425,000 is to refinance the various temporary bonds the City has been
using to fund its construction projects. He stated this general
obligation special assessment bond is supported totally by the special
assessments levied against the benefitted property awners and requires no
additional levy or other sources of funding for the debt service payments.
Mr. Iranan stated the secor�d portion of the bond sale is for $625,000 in
general obligation tax increment redeveopment bonds. He stated they chose
to sell these borxls, along with the general obligation special assessment
bond, in orderto reduce the costs to the Housing and Redevelopment
Authority. He stated the bond will be totally supported by the increment
generated from the Center City project, and there will be no general tax
levy required to support the debt service of these bondss.
Mr. Irnnan stated the sale of these bonds is planned for July 26, 1982.
Mr. Ehlers, E,hlers and Associates, stated the market has been turning away
fran them and it is anticigated interest rates will continue to rise. He
stated they could prabably sel]. the bonds today at 11-1/4 or 11-1/2$, but
in their projections, they have assumed a 12-1/4$ interest rate.
Councilman Schneider stated the tax increment bonds are being combined
with the special assessment bonds and asked if they are issuing one or two
sets of bonds.
Mr. Ehlers stated they are two se�parate issues, but would take one bid and
the interest rate would be the same for both issues.
Councilman Schneider asked if the City's bond rating had not gone up in
the last year, what the differential w�ould be in the interest rate. Mr.
Ehlers statecl between 1/8 and 1/4$, depending on the length of the bonds.
OOUN�CII► MEETIIaG OF' JUNE 21, 1982 PAGE 5
Mayor Nee asked what the interest rate would be if the bonds were for a
shorter term.
Mr. Ehlers stated the rate would be better, but because of the short term
of the bonds, the City would be forc�ed into a tax levy.
MO'1'I0�1 by Councilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 53-1982 providing
for the issuance an�d sale of $1,425,090 in general obligation special
assessment fund bonds. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice
wte, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOR'ION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 54-1982 providing
for the issuance and sale of $625,000 of general obligation tax increment
redevelopment bonds of 1982. Seconded by Counci]man Fitzpatrick. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RDCEIVING Qi�1RTER dO�tISSIO�N MINCfl�'S OF' APRIL 15, 1982:
MOTION by Concilman Hamernik to receive the minutes of the Charter
Camnission Meeting of April 15, 1982. Seconded by Mayor Nee. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RDC�EIVIlaG CAZV QONIl�iISSION MIN[fl�'S OF MAY 27 , 1982 :
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Cable
Television Commission Meeting of May 27,1982. Seconded by Councilman
Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimously.
OO�IV.SIDERATION OF INFORMATIO�TT OLV MOORE LAKE PROPOSAL:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated preliminary plans and
specifications were received for the construction of the biological soil
filtration unit (BASFU). Ae stated this portion of the project consists
of a pond to detain the storm water and a soil filtration unit located
south of Lynde Drive and east of Polk Street.
Mr. Flora stated, in order to construct the filtration unit, the City
needs to aoquire lots 6B, 6A, 5 and 4 of Block 1 of the Iwen �errace Plat.
Ae stated the estimated cost for the BASF'U project is $100,000.
Mr. Flora stated it is recommended the Council authorize eickok and
Associates to proceed with the final plans and drawings for the BASFU and
to initiate action to aoquire the necessary property.
Councilman Barnette asked if they w�ere keeging the neighboring residents
infornned of these plans. Mr. Flora stated public hearings were held on
the Nbore Lake project and hearings called for the BASFO project to be
located in this area.
�TNCIL NIEETIle1G OF JIA� 21, 1982
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated, at
balance of funds remaining for Phase
necessary property.
PAGE 6
this time, it is not known if the
I would be enough to acquire the
He stated, if acquisition costs are higher, they can probably look to
funds available in Phase II of this project.
Concilman Hamernik stated the land they are attempting to acquire would,
basically, be used for the filtration system and asked if it could be used
for anything else.
Mr. Flora statd the front portiqn would have an underground pipe system
an�d would have a special soil of sand for filtering.
Councilman Hamernik asked how long before the soil would have to be
replaced.
Mr. Flora stated the soil itself wouldn't have to be replaced, as it
serves the purpose of removing the mineral content and leaving it in the
soil behind.
Mr. Qureshi stated there will be some maintenance involved, but it is
hoped it will be limited.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize Hickok and Associates to
prepare thefinal plans and specifications for the Biological Soil
Filtration Unit (BASFU) and authorize the City administration to negotiate
and/or condemn for the vacant property necessary for this project.
Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RE90LLTrION N0. 55-1982 ELDCTING Rt� BE �O�VERETTID BY TAE PRWISI�IS OF
Q�APTER 564 OF TAE LAWS � 1982 RELATING � ZHE CERTIFICATION OF
2�1NSFF�fiS OF C�RTAII�i PROPF�RTIES (PROPE�iY DIVISIONS) :
Mr. Irnnan, City Clerk, stated there have been problems in the past where
lot splits w�ere filed by the County, upon presentation by the property
owner, and were actually in violation of local cocles and zoning. He
stated the Legislature has p�assed a law that before the County record a
lot split; the City had to take sane action.
Mr. Inman stated in order for the City to come under this law, this
resol.ution must be gassed to certify to the County the fact that the City
chooses to be governed by this law.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick t� adopt Resolution No. 55-1982.
Seconded by Councilman Schneiaer. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the nntion carried unanimously.
QO[TNCIL MEE,TIl�1G 0�' JqNE 21, 1982 PAGE 7
RE90LUPION I�U. 56-1982 SEI*1'II�IG SIIn1EER RATES:
AtID
RE90LUTIOTi I�. 57-1982 PR4VIDING RIDUCID SIIeTER RATES FOR SETIIOR
CITIZENS AND HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD6 LIVIlVG Q�T DISABILITY PAY:
ArID
RF�90LUTION ND. 58-1982 PF�WIDIl�1G P+OR SEWER RA�'E IlJQ2F.ASF� AS �
�9.Sl� OONI�L C�iSSIO�J C9A1�ES Il+iCREASE:
Mr. Irman, City Clerk, stated an analysis was done of the sewer rates in
the City and comparisons with other cities were used and it was found
Fridley was low or the lowest. He stated, in another method of
evaluation, a c�m�arison was made of the inflation rate, and it was found
the revenues from rates charged for sewer have not increased at a Ievel
equivalent to the inflation rate. �
Mr. Inman stated there is also a disparity between residential and
c�snercial users which needs to be adjustecl to ensure everyone is paying
their equivalent share.
He stated it is predicted there will be substantial increases f rom the
Metropolitan Waste Control Ca�anission, and.it was suggested that the City
be allawed to increase sewer bills by the amount of increase the City
receives fran the Metropolitan Waste Control Ca�enission.
MdPION by Concilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 56-1982 Setting
Sewer Rates. Seconded by Councilman Aamernik. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the irotion carried unanimously.
MaI'ION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 57-1982 Providing
Reduced Sewer Rates for Senior Citizens and fleads of Aouseholds Living on
Disability Pay. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote,
all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mption carried unanimously.
MOTION by Counci]�man Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 58-1982 Providing
for Sewer Rates Increase as Metro Waste Control Commission Charges
Increase. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Opon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Schneic�r stated he wished to compliment the staff on their
thorough stuc]y of the sewer rates.
RE.90LU�i'ION ND. 59-1982 APPROVIlVG THE PIIZNIIT APPLICATION FOR
OOHIJDCTION � Nl�'�lPCC�LLITAN WASl'E QON'I�iOL QONIl�IISSION FACILITIFS AND
APPR(7VIl�1G THIS �IO�I AS AN A�Et�ir � FRIDLEY' S C�'RIIiENSIVE
SF�+IER FIAN:
Mr. F�.�ra, �b�ic 1�Forlcs Director, stated there is an area in the City
between Loc�ce Lake, I-694, East River Road and the Mississippi River where
all the sewage is collected and pumped down University to 39th and
disposeci of into the metropolitan system. Ae statecl what is proposed is
to connect the force main at East River Road and 62nd Way directly into
the Metropolitan Waste interceptor which is garallel to Ashton Avenue. He
stated, if this is done, savings would be realized by not having to
maintain this 1,480 feet of force main an�d by reduced pumping costs.
QOUNCIL MEETING OF JiA� 21, 1982 PAGE 8
Mr. Flora stated this area is in Sewer District No. 1 and the interceptor
is in Sewer District No. 2, tberefore, the rate for this sewage would qo
up slightly. It is anticipated the mrount would be a.3$ increase and the
savings fraa reducec] maintenance costs of the force main and lift station
aperation should mare than �npensate for this oost.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated this has been in the Canprehensive Sewer
Plan and it was felt the timing was right to make this change.
Councilman Fitzpatrick asked who would pay the additional cost, and Mr.
Qureshi stated it is a disposal cost and the entire City pays for it.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 59-1982.
Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. '
RESOLUPION ND. 60-1982 CALLIlIG FOR R4iE AZTAII�iII� OF STREET AND
BIRII�TAY/�,LKWAY EASII�1.5 AiAil� ASH'1�N AVEN[JE BE'1WEEN MISSISSIPPI WAY
AND 61ST WAY:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated there have been some discussions
regarding the i�rovenent on Ashton Avenue between 64th Way and 61st Way
and the assessnent to Burlington Northern Railroad. He stated, at one
point i.n time, the City obtained an agreement with Burlington Northern
that they would give the property rights for the road between 64th Way and
61st Way, if the City would defer the assessment.
Mr. Flora stated the work has been c3one anc3 the final assessments made on
the property to the west, however, a legal question remains on the
authority to build a street � railroad property.
Mr. Flora stated, in looking at the Regional Trail System, a
bikway/walkway trail is desired between Mississippi Way and 61st Way on
the Burlington Northern property . Ae stated it has been sugqested to the
City Attorney that the City negotiate with Burlington Northern to obtain a
15 foot bikeway/walkway eas�ment plus a 15 foot street easement f ram 64th
Way to 61st Way in return for cancelling the improvement assessement.
Councilman Fitapatrick asked who would pay this assessment if it isn't
assessec7 against Burlington Northern. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated
State Aid Funds would be used to pay the assessment.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he has expressed himself in the past
about the problems of assessing the railroad on this piece of property.
He stated two problems they face are Burlington Northern's argument that
this is o�erating property ar� nat c]evelapment praperty. He stated, if it
is operating property, the chances of assessing it for a street that
parallels it is veYy remote. He stated the second argument is because the
property is so narraw, it has no development possibilities anyway and they
woulcl contest whether or not the property has improved in value by
installation of Ashton Avenue.
ODUNCIL N�ETIIJG OF JUI� 21, 1982
PA�GE 9
Mr. Herrick stated he has indicated to staff he was in favor of the
proposal for cancelling the assessment in return f or both the
bikeway/walkway and Ashton Avenue easements.
Camcilman Fitzpatrick stated it seens they have to luiaw if it is operating
or develc�ient prcyperty, and if there wasn't any way to find out.
Mr. Aerrick stated there are a number of ways and probably the most likely
is through the building requirenents where certain setbacks have to be met.
Ae felt this praperty would require substantial vari.ances. Ae also stated
he didn't have a problem with posting a road for light loads or for
automobile traffic only and prohibit trucks on Ashton. He stated it
probably would be best to post it, as the street is not constructed to a
heavy laad standard.
Councilman Fitzpatrick asked the administration to bring on such a
resolution for oonsideration to restrict this road to autanobile traffic or
whatever staff feels is praper.
Mayor Nee stated the question this evening is whether to relinquish the
claim for the assessment for that improvement in return for a
bike�way/walkway easement and a street ease�ttient.
Councilman Fitzpatrick asked if there were alternatives for the
bike�way/walkway systesn.
Mr. Flora stated both the Regional Trail Systems Plan and the City's
bikeway/walkway plan are compatible if they take the overall line of
getting fram th Islands of Peaoe to Locke Park.
MDTION by Conci]man Fitzpatrick to acbpt Resolution No. 60-1982. Seconded
by Councilman Schneider.
M�TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to amend Item 3 in the resolution by
i.nsertion of the word "pencling" before the worcl "assessment" and insertion
of the word "present" before the word "construction". Seconaed by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
UPO�T A VOICE VOTE ON R�iE MAIN �TION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee delcarec7
the motion carried unanimously.
�iSIDERATION OF HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY QONIPLIANCE SIU17Y F'OR PUBLIC
FAGILITIES:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the City has a requirement to
pravide acoessibility inpublic facilities fo the handicapped.
Mr. Flora stated the City has contacted the National Aandicap Housing
Institute which specializes in identifying facilities and what has to be
accomplished in order to bring the City in compliance with Federal
regulations for handicap acoessibility.
QO�UNC�L MEETING OF JUI� 21, 1982 PAGE 10
Mr. Flora stated it is suggested the City c�ontract with this organization
for theqn to c�anplete a handicap ac�eessibility oosnpliance study for all the
City's public facilities. He stated the vost of the study would be 52,500
and it is reoomnended C.oma�wnity Develc�ient Block Grant Func7s be used to
pay for the study.
M7TDO�I by Co�cilman Schneider to authorize the ac�ninistration to allocate
52,500 frotn the C4nmmity De�velcypm�nt Block Grant F'�ds already allocated
to the City for a handicap acxessibility compliance study. Seconded by
Crnmcilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
« • � �
MDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to authorize payment of Claiias No. 140M07
through 166Z06. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voive vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanim�usly.
LICE'�TSES :
M71'ION by Co�cilman Schneider to approve the lioenses as submi.tted and as
on file in the Lioense Clerk's Offic�e. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
tmanimously.
ESTIlKATFS :
1�1TION kyy Co�cilman Fitzpatrick to ap�rove the estimates as subsnitted.
�nith, Juster, Feikc�n�a, Malmon & Haskvitz
1250 Builders Exchange Bldg.
Minneapolis, I�Il�1 55402
For 1ega1 servioes rendered as City
Prosecutor during the manth of May, 1982
Aerrick & Newman, P.A.
6279 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, I�II3 554�2
For Invoioe No. 1117 (Coltm�bia Park Clinic)
Dated June 16, 1982
Crossings, Inc.
P.O. Box 10
Prior Lake, NIDT 55372
FINAL F�TIMATE 1�U. 4- Storm Sewer Project �132
Aalvorson Construction
4227 165th Avenue N.E.
Wyaning, NID1 55092
Partia3. Estizo�te I�o. 2-1982 �►fisc.
Concrete Curb and Gutter Project
E.A. Aickok & Associates
545 Indian Moiuid
Wayzata, N�i 55391
Professional Servioes - May, 1982
Moore Lake Restoration Project
S 3,937.50
S 4,150.00
518,003.60
S 2,339.10
S 3,923.44
QOiUNCIL NIEETIlJG OF J[)1� 21, 1982
PAGE 11
�NSIDERATION OF CHAI�GE ORDF�t 1�A. 1 FOR WII�L 1�U. 3:
Seoonded by Camcilman Sd�neider. Up�n a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee cleclared the nation carried unanimously.
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the City is constantly having a
problan with sand in this well and around 720 feet there is a shale layer
of $iity sar�a �a it is oollapsing and going dawn into the hole.
Mr. Flora explained the procedure they were going to use in order to
pravide a seal and eliminate material getting into the well. Ae stated
they have identified this is the problan and the only way to solve it is to
block it off.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated Mr. Flora has assured him he has checked
with numerous vonsultants and experts in this field, and it was fel t this
would be the best approach.
M�TION by Councilman Schneider to authorize Change Order
Well Drilling Ca�any for Well No. 3 Improvenent Project
56,850. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanim�ously.
AD►70UR1�1T:
No. 1 with Reys
in the amount of
vote, all voting
MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by
Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously and the Fridley City Council
Meeting of June 21, 1982 adjourned at 9:17 p.m.
Respectfully sub�nitted,
Carole Haddad
Secretary to the City Council
Approved:
Willia�n J. Nee
Mayor
�M4M � � �;�11 :,
'•'�� :� Iti`I" :I � '�1:
� �� �+a �
� ��[11i'1 11 i'Y�i V1ARiaL4�i
- Notioe is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing before
the City Manager of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431
� Dniversity Avenue Northeast on Monday July 12, 1982� in the
Camcil t��bers at 7 s 30 p.m. for the purpo�e of :
Conducting the administrative hearing
regarding consideration of expenditures of
Revenue Sharing F�u�ds for 1983.
The City of Fridley would lfke to extend an invitation to all
c�tizens and particularly senior citiz�s to participate in the :
Public Hearing on Revenue Sharing Ftiu�ds, and to make written or
oral oosnnents.
The unapprapriated funds on hand are none. The expected funds to
be useci for 1963 are $280,000.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to �he above matter
will be heard at this meeting.
I�►SIM M. 4tJRF.SEiI
City 1Kanager
Publish: J�me 23, 1982
1
0
:ao�s�■ svncss i�e3
CitY af !rld1R.
�
DQ11tl�1'
Q'1'Y l�1t�1'
l�ot iaproved co�maa�ication efa�ela
with ti�e p�lic. (Part of Public
Infoc�ntian Progrmm)
l��Z
!br iapraved crime prev�tion ard
publto awarexss. cPart oi poltae
iSpecial projects progr� ara
lield Operatians)
tIItE
For better fire suppression. (Bart
of Fire &�ppression Progrmm)
IA�T.IBT
lbr aooma�ity neture intrepretation.
(Part oi Neture Interpretatian
Progra)
�e �[iog Oetail
�. O�t
BattVIC66 �
S ur� i10�000
32,000
���
�
SO,000
PMRS
Pbr improving e�virona��ntal aeSthetics 2p.ppp
of public lar�s. (part of Lar�dscaping/
l�lusery/Reforestration Progra)
For in�xoving t�nr�is iacllities. -.a-
(Part oi AthlrtiC llreas ptogimm)
R�]tFAT�
Fbr i�ca►ing a�ltvral ard acts. 2r500
tpart oi altaral aM 11ris Progrmm)
!br impcwing eervioes to eenior citiz�s, 8,000
t.eena. IPart of Hab�bies/�luibs Brogrmm)
Fbr anr�al comau�ity aelpbrat�an. 1,000
(Pert af S�ecial Ev�tB Progrmm)
SdAL �
(�tidO �1L
1�O�ICa !�e �2
aiiOf71S'�
��
CAP1'�1L �Y
-a-
3,000 59,000 Seven Cars
2,000 15,000 Pia�er �vck
iPartial Paymt)
?3,000 380 Lab Teble
680 Teeching Mbdels
4�0 lticroeoope
��
9,000 8,000 Ler�scaping
-� 9.000 Court Overlay
7,000
6e000
1.000
.-.�,�..�,.
�63�000
-o-
-o-
. -0-
_ �r�
�
lA
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
Notice is hereby g4ven 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, July 12, 1982 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m, for
the purpose of:
Consideration of a Vacation Request, SAV �82-01,
by the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority,
to vacate 4th Street N.E. between Blocks 4 and 5,
except for Northerly 100 feet thereof, and the 12
foot alley right-of-way in Block 4; and that portion
of 64th Avenue N.E. adjacent to Block 2 and 5, all
in Ree's Addition to Fridley Park, all lying in
the South Half of Section 14, T-30, R-24, City
of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesta.
Generally located on 64th Avenue N.E., south
to the Fridley State Bank property.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard
at this meeting.
WILLIAM J. NEE
MAYOR
Publish: June 23, 1982
June 30, 1982
July 7, 1982
2
2A
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. JUNE 23. 1982
CALL TO ORDER:
Chairwoman Schnabel called the June 23. 1982� Planning Conmission meeting to
order at 7:33 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
�
Members Present: Ms. Schnabel, Mr. Saba, Ms. Gabel, Mr. Svanda, M"r. Oquist,
Mr. Kondrick, Ms. van Dan
Members Absent: None
Others Present: Jerrold Boardman� City Planner
Patricia Hardel, 332 - 64th Ave. N.E.
Steven Hardel, 336 - 64th Ave. N.E.
Thomas F. Ryan, 6389 University Ave. N.E.
APPROVAL OF JUNE 9, 1982, PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES:
MOTZON BY MR. ICONDRICK, SECONDED BY 1►IR. OpL7IST� TO APPROVE TXE JUNE 9, 1982,
PI.ANNING COMMISSIDN MINUTES AS WRZTTEN.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWQMAN SCXNABEL DECI.ARED TXE AlOTION
CARRIED UNANIXOUSLY.
1. PUBLIC NEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP �182-07 8Y
ERALD HARTN! N: Per Section 205. 3, 3, , 2. to a ow an auto auction
on the North 0 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Ouarter of
Section 3, the same being 8290 Main Street N.E.
Mr. Boardman stated the Peop]e's Auction has moved out of Fridley to a new
location, and the.special use permit request has been witfidrawn by request of
the petitioner, Mr. Hartman.
2. VACATION RE UEST SAV #82-01 BY THE FRIDLEY HOUSING b REDEVELOPMENT
I Y: acate t treet etween oc s an , an t e oot
a ey n B1ock 4 Ree's Addition to Fridley Fark. (Block 5 alley vacated
Ordinance 208) �balance of streets and alleys from Mississi ppi to 64th
Avenue vacated February 23, 1953, in Book 292, Page 219, Anoka County
Records).
Mr. Boardman stated this item was tontinued fran the �ast meeting. He stated
he has talked to tfie people who were in tfie audience at the June 9th meeting.
2�
PLANNING COMMISSIDN MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 2
Mr. Boardman stated that, as the Canmission Nas aware, the HRA was working with
Columbia Park Properties on a medical clinic. As a condition with Columbia Park
Properties, the HRA needs to go through some vacations of property. The reason
for the vacation is because they need to deed the property within the 4th St..
right-of-way to Columbia Park Properties for the construction of their buildinq.
They have deeded all that property at this point in time to Co7umbia Park Properties.
They have reached an agreement for negotiation for purchase with Mr. Gus Doty for
the property he owns, Lots 4, 5. 6, 7-11. The HRA has an option on that property,
and the HRA has approved the option nnd has approved the negotiated price. They
are now in the process of getting the attorneys to give a title opinion on the
updated abstract. �
Mr. Boardman stated it was his understanding from the City Counci] on Monday
that while the HRA was in the process of vacating 4th St., they shou]d go ahead
and vacate all the properties. because,the HRA is comnitted with contract with
Columbia Park Properties to purchase aTl of Block 4 and Block 5. They are
required to purchase the easterly 1/2 of Block 4 within 240 days of the date of
t he contract, which was April 15; therefcre. the property has to be acquired by
Dec. 15 and turn title over to Columbia Park Properties.
Mr.Boardman stated they have made an offer to the property
owners. That offer was out today, but it is a slow process. They have set up
negotiation meetings for July 7 for the acquisition bf the garage and the house--
332 and 336 - 64th Ave. He stated they are required by contract to acquire the
shopping center and Mr. Ryan's property and have that property torn down by
July 1983 at the date of the opening of the c]inic. They have held up with any
negotiations or appraisal on Mr. Ryan's property at the request of Mr. Ryan with
the understanding that he does know the HRA will start appraisal and acquisition
on fiis property in Dec. or Jan. 1983.
Mr. Boardman stated with this in mind and with all the other issues involved
within vacation, it is their intent to go ahead and at least go through the
process of vacating all the property the HRA is in the process of acquiring. It
was his understanding the City Council wouid like to see the process happen all
�t the same time; however, they are not going to be publishing the -ordinance for
vacation until the HRA actually owns the properties. The HRA will not cut off
a�y access or tear up any�access on any property they do not own. For that reason,
they are looking at the vacation of 4th St.. except the northerly 100 ft. The
reason.they don't need that 100 ft.is that, with the relocation of 64th Ave, per
the overall development pTan, they would use the northerly 100 ft. as street
right-of-way; theref�re. it is not necessary to vacate it. They would a7so like
to see the a11ey vacated. '
Mr. Boardman stated that, at this time, the City Manager has directed him to
also bring before the Planning Commission that portion of 64th Ave. between
Block 5 and Block 2 of Ree's Addition to Fridley Park. p�gain, as he had said
before, the reason the City Ca�ncil wanted tc do tfiis is t� get the process
started, get the process out of the way, and then as the HRA purchases and owns
the property, at that time the only p�ocess left will be notification in the paper
that the street is vacated.
2C
PLANNING CONMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 3
Mr. Boardman stated he thought it should be a stipulation of the Planning
Commission that there wi11 be no notification of the vacations �mtil the HRA
acquires and owns the properties. He stated the City Counci] wil] have the public
hearing on July 12, and they will have the first and second readings some time
after t�at. The City Council wiii hold up on the publishing of the notice of
vacation. The ordinance cannot go into effect until after pub]ication in the
paper. Fifteen days after the notification, the vacation goes into effect.
Mr. Boardman stated he had talked to Mr. Harvey Peterson, legal counse7 for
Mr. Ryan. Mr. Peterson had suggested Lhat as part of the vacation, the HRA or
City Council have something in writing that says the nlley will not be vacated
until the HRA either acquires or takes an acquisition on the property. There-
fore, the property owners would have full use of the alley, and it would not
impede their access to their properties:
Mr. Boardman stated he would be open, based on legal opinion from the City
Attorney, to agreements far access, if agreements are necessary.
Mr. Ryan stated he would like some kind of written agreement.
Mr. Steve Hardel stated that besides guaranteeing his access to his garage, he
would also like a guarantee that his garage is going to be able to remain open.
With the plan to put in sewer and water and reroute 64th Ave., if he has no access
to his front door, he has no business.
Mr. Boardman stated what will affect Mr. Hardel's business the most is the con-
struction thnt will be going on to put in a new 4th Street. He stated they will
h ave to work with the contractors on this to maintain an opening for access to
Mr. Hardel's garage.
Mr. Ryan stated he has been in Frid7ey for 22 years and has bui]t up a pretty
good business. He just could not understand how somebody else in another business
could come into the City of Fridley, say they want to build a clinic. choose
whatever property they want. and then the existing bui�dings have to come down.
It seemed to him that if someone wants to buy his property, that person/persons
should come to him personaliy.
Ms. Schnabel stated the members of the Planning Commission were very sympathetic
to Mr. Ryan's concerns and what he is going through. She explained that one thin�
that happened severa� years ago was the City decided it needed to upgrade the
"downtown Fridtey", the most identifiabie area being what is now the Center City
area. Ia the process, because things were financ�ally a lot better at that time,
the City re-established the NRA. identified some areas to be developed, and with
a broad brush stroke, included a lot of land.
Ms. Patty Harcte] stated it seemed it would have been more feasib�e to put the
clinic in an area where the City already owns the land, instead of acquiring more
to give the ciinic this site.
2D
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 4
Mr. Boardman stated they did show the Colwnbia Park people a11 the sites available
in the City, and Columbia Park Properties selected the site they felt was the
6est for their business. He stated the clinic is a very stable business, and
t�e City did not have to do a tat of promotion to develop or to maintain that
cli�ic; however, in arder to attract commercial/retail/office. they have to have
visibility and easy access, so the property to the north of University would be
a lot easier to promote for that kind of business than the property south of
Cfty Ha11.
XOTION BY 1�1R. OpP.7IST, SECONDED 8Y J�Q2. XaE1VDRZCX� TO RECOMMEND TO CITY CIXINCIL
aPPROVAL OF VACATION REQUEST, SAV iY82-OI � 8Y TXE FRIDLEY JiOUSING 6 REDEVELOPlNENT
AUTXORITY, TO VACATE 4SX STREET BET'iJE'EN BIACKS 4 AND 5� EXCEPT THE NORTiIERLY 1DO
FEET� AND TXE I2 FOOT ALLEY Il� BLO�CK 4� .REE'S ADDITIOlN TO FRIDLEY PARX. (BLOCK 5
ALLEY VACATED ORDINANCE 208) (BALAIVCE OF STREETS AND ALLEYS FROM JNISSISSIPPI TO
6qTX AYENUE VACATED FEB. ?3, 2953 IN 90�DX ?9?, PAGE ?I9, ANOKA CDUNTY RECORDS),
li7TX TXE STIPULATION THAT TBE VACATIQN 'aE PU9LISHED ONI�X AS TIIE HRA ACQUIRES TXE
PROPERTY AND TI�AT, IF LECALLY ADVISABLE 8Y TXE CITY ATTORNEY, THE NRA ENTER INTO
f�XATEVER LEGAL AGREElNENTS ARE NECESSARY FOR ACCESS.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOIHAIV SCXNABEL DECLARED TJIE J�lOTION CARRIED
Il1�ANIJNOUSLY.
Ms. Schnabel stated this item would go to City Council for public hearing on
July 12.
3. RECEIVE JUNE 10, 1 82 HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION MINUTES:
1yDTION BY 1�lS. VAN DAN� S ONDED BY JI/S. GABEL, TD RECEIVE TXE JUNE 10� 1982,
BUMAN RESOilRCES C�hIMISSIO MINUTES.
Ms, vnn Dan stated the acce ibility survey has been progressing very we]1. They
have had over a 50� return. he stated the project should be completed by the
end of August.
Ms. van Dan stated the Conmissio� was quite upset when they were informed a few
hours prior to their meeting that,the City Council had decided not to fund any
of the funding requests. The Commission was both angered and annoyed that the
City Council had not made this decision earlier because the people took a lot
of time to prepare their presentations�. It was also a waste of the money they
have so littte of. �
ti
Ms. van Uan stated the Commission has decided to continue to review the funding
requests and make recommendation to the �,ity Councii that they reconsider their
decision. She reali2ed the funding requests are much 7arger than they have been
in the past. but she would like tbe Planning_Commission to know what these
requests are: :
.�
Central Center for �amil Resources - requesting s5,00Q. In the past, 27%
o eir servi ces ave een provi ed ta Frid]ey residents; whereas, in the
past Fridley has only funded 6-7�, so the City has nat really offered them
that much to start with. �
. '�
�
� ...�.
^
N
�
�
. �
.
L.oca t on
0
�� � ��
...�
�--
SAV #82-01 F.ridley HRA
���
'y f5 �,��4\�v '� ���s�i��
�s .y sy ..+ ,a�ye. �l�� �° �.�. :i n •
COW1/�� � t K��MI1
STREET MA.P-CITY OF
� FRI DLEY
.� � � -
.,,.... �
_ �..
. .�. �
«t�..� m
w�c..ax
2E I�r
�
- -- -. :r , . ,r�
' t�' �'rµ � , • � � :, � � i ,� �r
° - • : i I►
•
i___
� r. i
, :•_''; j �r �
i i Ir r
� � � � �r � i
6460 ����� -� „ �
t 1 , • w - ror
�+_ � I
� ._�.� � � `
� ' •'.�.
�, 6410 r �' ., � � .
i...._.
22 � � ,� � t► i � � �
...:. M .7.�. .�.,.,r ...� ... � , R a
� � ��-•, � _.�► � -
� .-.� . ..
..._.,.� , _ s 6� TM
_..
�• �
� - '�r, '
r
i
�
w
s
lL
2F
�
�• r � I �i0 � �120 ��o
.s � t ;
t , � :t
, ��_- ���
� �
� �
� ,. �
S � •.�r - .. �Tir'a"
I
� �` �
. � � '
, �_ � _—,
� � . . .Ai.ICE ; �
� 6951 � t�
� � � � ;�.
,� s i i ; a � � �
.r�s� � ' . .7 `I � ti • � ���/
s 1 s // / `�' � I
� M N e1 � I ,1t V N ,t s � �C- o.��.y. •
/ �t� t�S p7S i � s �• ' ` � � � c•.»•��
'�' �' � ` ' � �
��Y =z+��•G ! �- - ' 1+ r � �
+r „ . a� �, _ . �
s � ,: � �r ds66irM Co+�awr
� 244 2s� ibi � �� `�' �! � +' i'.�' '
2» . . � -# �t � �1
! " i � �i � �lr. a�v� �r .�C. .r l •
. ' : !! ' i � �
' � ` :T� :�, ,� t :� s s U� � ORS �: ,.,�
.�.ZS �
- ..,,.1 ti!
„- . �„"� r - � � '� � x ``' �� r� ; 3 S v + �,pzr
' _-- - - ��4NE -�- +. � . _ ` _ _ — - -
�i:- a �� : +F =7�r-.— �
, . . .. v :�. � 6�
Zso � t�o �
� � • o ~ ;� t19 3 : �`��'� r� -�„"
�' ti0 � i • : _ � � �!�� ...,. _ ��G , - j
� .
,�c. � - • ' 6t7� . $U �V1$
„ � � �_(.� � . e..... s..t I�,..t s � !
' t � � .
� � y�
: 6t�ID � . �' (JS�) �
�O �G`� ./ 0��� : , � � _ r
� - • � �; s i • �t'S NO �9 �
,
6�3, 614 �j L;�� _�� ;:• a �
�1.� � � . �t � �
1t1 t "' '. ,.._': a � � y* �
,,� _ �130 61.a� :. � � .,: � Q� � ' �.J'�
�.+►' , • ., .
. . .�
� --- .
,�� :
t3 , u ii t�o ' .
'� �15 431 , �
• •-- .
� . f • ,►
' ,� ;�« f �� o " ; :
_ '�� �� ,{`f •
, .
.. �.
�2� Gt�o :.
`-� ' -
�i�l 6Z (.0 .t � � %
I ; �
�25�� 6�so . , �
� b2�t G2�lo _ R c
,
.�
:.�
t
�:
s
-,
I+J
Z
? ;v �S.�t�' :: •-v T �;a t`` f .�!"^r .� �ir T`oi�-�:Y�c,�.�•,..e�. ..,.t � , _ •'' . •`• , .,' . � . . •� � •• �
� ' �t.. s't''1i�1'^+'!t'� ��Fsw'�."�� z = ' 'F � .. ... � i' _ . � i' .
� y � �wp� � -f� � . F - r+ ► '. �r � . . ,� '
t � ' � �' t 1 •. i' �� S ' .. ' ' + � -. • ♦
�♦� ,� j •.:�� 1 v.t ♦ � .L .i _. �FF � �' .t1 �. r1 * .. - �, � . .;'� � .
r t . •i S`, �,r • '. '` . ;'' .?+r `rr L -.�,?, . � �N.t'�` .. ^ ti., • ' L. -'.' . . ._ , �. .� .►.« 's: ♦„� :r �. .
� •r
, y �� -. �y" � � . ..+ rM.er�M � � �y r � �,T �.,i�rw x ����"`^'s►4f'w• '� ';.� z �7 ,� �
;-s. ' • � .�t.3 _ yl���' . ► -tiR�!!?� J�'�i��;'�� �s� ��e�,� ���./�� � ) �� � 7 '}" r �
i1e • . i l�������F.� � ' . � � w � � '� � t � � i ,y'
� �,. 4 . .� .. �.� y f �,• *�.. 3: �- a.��'�.�� � �>zy�; �•, �"� , �; �: w y i t k• � , l ;'::
r •M' r. -r S. �� �4 •,r' s� . s 'i R 'Z � _ •1.
•. r. � .3- : ,a,Rf,r ':r. ���• �c, ` � � y�� °• ��� .� �:�.�• o►��y �-� . �. �' r - �.i ,'.
��'j�. t � � �f� y �� ��Y �t,� y� �a.�..:ssr'5.�.'i �rA+�`���.-r's ::+,. .. ,� .
�'i � � :•• � i '� :: , P'�i,��.? �K•`YS�s�_ f�. �. �R . � • t. .t ,''. ,
�' ✓ f:+ � � . : j° �•� r :�' ' °'��� � r�. i e �Zr . � S� � ~. °.' . •
� •: ' ,#1 . ��i jy� i . a _ t��+ �M:�•'E. • a �s'-i. ; yl iM4,y��+'i'3e j; : �' • .!' a
. � ...a: ,°* t �s .r' .'1: � -%ti i Y�( ,ri 'r`� `� �1'� �r � ♦. � � j�
j '-1 , ` j
.cy�• • �x`e . ��c ; -i.4��.�- '��..�j� i'�T. tiK��r����.���. K.:.I ti�•t � 1�ja4 i- ti..�4r
7� �t �e
j:�.t . r•��ilh� s. '�. i.�'T��� .� �� fP.'��i:,it' t, .f!'�_�''� :�'��i,• si •.11.i:,,r� .�e-�it= i,
F-• —ti. .. � _ � � ..� � � T � �? �f ` +�'�.�+.�r. t 4� wS'��7. MR � ! ,. �,,r � ��{ • ,y ,.^„,: �
. i ��. � • .E S� . t . ,y .e 1�.�?': t . � a w � .
.� iF" 'a%. . r 11,a 'r { � �, �! : i : �'�
. �. a � � — 'L � !� � aG•� a?� � .� � a` 'C � ' '� � � .
� ' � s�, � �! +�r� *...�►�.�'Yt�'1�� y ..r.. a .io�. i�_ �. Y''�
~� � } � 1 'tt.j,� �. .'..�+'!S.i� 3.+1 �o : r` �� ..,.� i �� S Y'.�. � =-e � �` i j I ,'"j-:�*.
i l��� f.. {� .�• "T' �. �� 1� .L�� _�•�� _�..+..� 1'�sq � ��.�w ..'��r 3� ���:'t��,.
� � - I js t r � �,a .
a � , j s- :� '` /�r_� <� ' +r .. s` � _ }�,�+� : . � !;+�% t.� -r�'� j, a.i' �r'rt�
, �, t ./'ti- : � • �° . � -. : f, �y� � 4 �'� - ��1. y`� /- • ..'' Y+t Y��i 2 'f =ir .`��' �S_� r . f L; . . �+I^l.�.^,
.�'i��'i � :J' � �.^• � r 3s, �� '?�! ' �r �.�1. � F( � : � �'rV ��%,,"� .+ t �` •� �i� _ .°�ca
� 1+ �1 a . ft ye . �"ii �. �- t 'x . .ba .. � ..��'�'•* ��ti : . � w� r • : '..- .�
�, . ?`, ��� t. Y ' • �ts.�i. � e :� �[�� ,i e�'� � y. S "' .f� � �i � ; .Y-� . � , �',r M
.! r�� �?i�' i.� y� ,� - '♦ �' ` r � � .'� ��f...�a�iw'.'T. .�� !� -{ 'i!y�-�'-.,��
y_• . .Fj�. t /� J. ''}. _.,`� .._!.T �' +j'. 1. t '� i 1 i',n]q.
4 � � , � .Ji _ • �� � �:> L + �� - , ' �'�. ♦ • -T
4 i!� ' i � •• • �� 'y b � � . � . ' v �� . ``� . � 4f �31. !S ` � � : � l .. .9v _-. -r
.i. 2 S � �. �`_ �+ , � F �'.� 4.7{ " r�ir%�-altl �'i � ♦ X. f � �`..-+..r :
• � . `• ) �t> ;��.{r+� °�,{•r ���� �� ;�,�•�l' /.'_� �~'� ~�I•i i' e L f�� ,.,s
K v �� 'rr,' •.t': � �r+s s"� � i!' � ; . ��z4 �: . � � � a j?T�' t . � r �' j C f � �! ° ' i s'.
� �.'� r.• 4y� s.
; • .'� • �: - •l ~•ti ��'�� � � 1 �� ,}y ��` 't. . Y - Z.� S +{ �' � � �� `+�J�
� .: sty' � a#�.+.� t' .K� ' ' ,�, • '�` 1'i'r � �� k ' ::' ? -i�a� " r-% ; ' � �(': � � '` f, � �
L pf . + l' t r �+� �, � L� r- �• r` +X • t.-� •, �.
�y� 1 : �9p.� •ti, �r�' i r� RR� �. �� . ��� �Y�l�~ � �:' .- a7,' � � Y"`,�� �t �� �. ��..r.r '�y
ITF '• � � � � O ' �M.L �,.� .ti r�:� �► �w.�� vi.w"' . �� � �i:'!'t�'ir
.} .�i � � ' + � ;ti ��.- : i.K `y�� !' � cs•� • �-:;- �
• � � I. r� . - , . ; Z r ! . �K= t , ►T .. -.� �.! �t- . �.•
�:� ... • �: • r•�fr . • t . • • i:} J �^ .Y� �A- ..:� 4�.♦..r! j4 � * • l,a -n •)
' L :�i*,: ,�y' ' ( �t'� .^ . } �' i .� � . 1 i � M • � f � \ �� Y 1
r � S � iy ti�� . ' . e � � � .��: . � �•Z -s r r . �3' �- � � � • t _ . �q �,: �
I ` . ��J� •.� :�. *���:; • . -w. .' ��-' :�l a 3-t�' S4 :i.'� "� �i, , !..`:4. ' J•.r' it � F,�,,{ . � � �.
. � . .l t. a�j: � '* '�,' t„ p.. �r s- , C t �. r �y. � �a .
{� ' ' 's •f ' � � ` �?:, .. .a t ` � *n �i•- ..F L. . � � r t, y ^. � x�a . � y. +►
: , ��'�,• r • � �:Z'_�• - I .i�.� } ,. �' �. `• ," �' iS c � k' � T`� -,� . + ' ;'� � �{ _ � � a,�•.:
�y � � ��.� �r 5:�.� ..► ,. �-�a +�, a � ��� - "�y:� � .t'J►�- � ' 1 � � ; -: jYa � : � �.h. : � �,
�� �. ( �., � F .a ��� '►,� yr �� t '� i. .. >. �! �4
I�3.1j. �'; , ��* 4` . '� ����R �t `'�(�t�ti�y�,i;''�.r s ��l'+ +��v' +� r k� ' i ., i." �►'`''
.. i * , y{�,e^ ♦ :�-. l 'y. z � I' ' s� ' ^ ' t
� i �; � .i�• t' � _�' _ - . '. �;� `;1 •"iZ��' � ?� +I� �t'A � �^ f .S `� r iy �� �w• � `• N �t•.
s � � .• �.; �i, '..s� � v't, .,,��� 'i. i . r-. i ♦ <'• ' F�o { � �. ! �r c ' �� �+s q .� � . .
� �t s t :�y '• 5� � x. �� +�.��!3'�it�. 11 t +sY' � i r•' , i s ,+ ,r :''�
�, ��j;s �, s,ti � ► � . ;1� "4 � 4 i �� k t�tai �� y' j �r i �'s.i1 � 'A � �� 1 �.5�' �. �h .\ �' �`�
�Y� ��%ei� r i � "� t;.�/s:€'��� - 4 ti• �'Lj� t �]• �'f:' r' � � .;�y+� e. �;s 7 >. .+' �;� •=�, i.�•
� • � �y, a� � Y t. • � � . �2'���
. r v y�.� .'t� k „ �: � �. r /� •' ' .. , -M
�<.���� " • ,i� . ,��i�• �'�C v�°-=.Y� f .�_^ » i•,�t. ,�..� � � • .�y�. :�„(
. . •• �i�i A . , �
�.. � � �• � 1 t'�... ' X � y. ., ti . �
r � - , ,3 � � ��.;} �, �, �- �� :,.,: � � � � , , � �4; � �::
� .;� y . � i �#�.r ��,�1�' � i� ��' .s . � � �e, t1 �'ts � "' 1�• ��,► ' s� 4 j s� � � � t
ta �, !� f. ;■7 � i � �` �t� _ �11. �}' S�;` ' ,.�4� ��. ' , t ' Y
�. '„j �1 i'. � � .�-]� • ; � � ��. � . � Y.. ' 3�, . C •,�/i.' ' � ,y' i . l.:� �f.
.�:?.. C�. f . . .� J; � Y �,, �M'F'T. . �i� r .•'���!� :? • „ � , 1 � � x
� ' . � ` . . . a ` �.: ' . •7.� . ) .� '�.
'� �- ,� i` }!f'v4 �I �f. � ��� L � ". . yiq �.Yj h,'•'" �� I�'i yi
I�. f� �: �.�}" } �, �.- .�yx ,+ •:�% �7 �M'�� �. w�. � � � r � l ��
�. t: • ��_� � �+e�� � 1- . <�' . • . �: .,Y , , " � =�t .>z-. � • ��: :
',#• ` �`'�' �� �` L=. ty..: � '.i�� ',• +€'�'�:�. ` ;7 Y, i+ � '�. �" • �- � �; ;' ,��� f .�.+ ,<>
�,,. .0 �!} _R :�y, (. 'Y4� . l,isf,,� 1 :� * t'v:h ... ' �� - '• .� a•��
a �';. �7.� � 4 • a. �'' } ..r.' � . ,.rf` - r + y •» .9•'••,:•ti 7�' 3"• ��. - 3 - ,�lj :`_jttj
�Jr �r.i'y' �� +�,','.d'�!. �� ' 7S.r�. ,;� . Jr ,At . � s;i1'�:'� . �i H��..���� µ i. w��} �1 .•,i �,�'7 '�1lrj u.t ♦ 7t _� �7 �.t »
� �' pa >, i . : �.. tAi�� �� =, . 1.• ?a, r ; iR �. t�., -�,�r�.��:. y�l�" �. r,. . � * •.T �� �V r,.
,� t � f_i ; ��l.y ` � � '�II' ;�. �-.tiln�,� �� •f "'►;�; Y• ,.�Y .tj" �i'� ��:•-'.�~'� .t• � �'�({ YM.,,J j� 41� 5 .a �� '.�
� � •j ..f{ + f � '� � ��A . ��i�� f. �� �� .. 'i{"•� • �.�� ���.. 4 ,�,y A 1 l�+Y4r � I R e � � 1 � �.j�Y
Y.. � �:Lk..'-jt . ��� �T„MZ``v; �Za: �F �Tj�..ta'� •��• °�� �V x� •`4 �F � r �!-:. t .1� R,�.e.
wi. ;��� i Y_ r..l� J. .': 1. _t.� ��1'�/ ` -. �.� �� . f!';1,`ls�;t ;i������ �'+"� ''yi .,Z �.t �.
� � _. 3: � J •� �' � v � • �� . t � +� s� � 3� j� �Z;.
�+ t �1�: , ,i•ti 2 + �. �'' ► ��1�� � -�`:. 'j' t�' � � '�-� �� �' � . . , � *
♦ ♦ i�� -4,, �,j -. „y�wt 4c.t
� j � .'� '.S Y f, i � � � .tis �Y �� �.
� }� � �_'�'.� '��# �� � `���'' t'�� 3`"�`�r•�, � �,� =-f� ,�� i��s�� ;�'"1 �+. � �, .�`'� y-��;�
q}�3 �' �.� �; �, .r� J p��K�"#. •a. '1.'.'�.�i��+y. r �2 :s''��,,t�`ut},�,� 4;#� .� t�.�j_ �� ` -�-"%��yZ
4 �j ��, � , �G,�ii,±� �Ri��'� �..� .,5� ; �^ �� � :'�Y �jh� ���y�.. '�.�1�: . z :Y •� . v� r �;� ry�
`}�..�.� (`�iC� 4 1 • �
! � �: i ��.:.Y �1.-�t�_�� � �lir��i-.T���'�+����� �a•s�ui'1i;�� �' �.:'My� fIZ � •�� � .�`V_ .'�'s i �3�
J' ��. J . -1^
.,.�' . � � �-'�'_�
4 1 Tc.;� - a�; i
��•����� � �� �
a. p +� ��
i
���rfe. � # �t�
�S �t•; � -
� i�� �
�._ . �
� �1
Y _'�; :i ��
+4�i��'� .�`� �w��
� "! _`� - � '�e . a„'�.
' � �
��r,� ��,.+��,"
a*.r: ��� t`,��i�`
w�,
s` '- -
'����!�� ' I - .' ..
;� .r..� �-:+ ! ' '
k v 'J
� ~.�� . '�� ... �� �` v
:�����.��'t������
���
V{' � ,^� ��� ���� 'i �i ( y� � w.1';
'� i a �� �c.� f:� a�` eT:
'w
4��3+ , • ��, t .��t � r > ` ��:� i
t,s r t 1} �t 4' •:
r'! F:,q -�t� Z i: z f..t�,� � ,,,• -.';\
�'►� j ._��s„�r]��� ��.�,.zn
� . a ��
a �
����:. ���, :� ���.�Z :7��� /—;Y �c • ��•�
� --j � , �.:r
�` � ci !v1• ;,-
�a�ro'!"�'• '� ~ � �► � Z
,�• ! ♦ . ",. � �'• ,
`. y_ ... �, �-•-` �� � 1� ^ '
v��,�'�� ., �;iy �:f.�? .�� t�..�i + 4 + y . .� �
� '�+..�,..+.��.5���%�i,�{':e:.t�'�2 ;::%; �'k�' • r ": •
'7''Y7�`''Jti'` `•• ►.d•,�7y'='�� ; ' :.�`{: s.'' A; . 1.,
ti .Ti�'��''•r � ? . �'
Y..���`Lt`r�•. .� �t�±....'f: k,..�'�C�' Y•' .
..t;�,•:�%"^ ;eyce;.'�, `:s��•�t,•y: • �-*1'.^�'�:�:'� , } ..
���/ ••=��{s'� � •'� ,�,, � •
' ����,��_•�,' -•� � �.,;:`
�FROM E
I DATE
ISUBJECT
Hous�n��
and
REDEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
UTIVE DiRECTO
June 3, 1982
b4TH STREET PROJECT
� ��
MEMORANDU
MEMO NO.82_43
TO ACTION IN
Housing i Redevelopment Authority X
I have reviewed the bids on the Street, Sewer and Water projects for the 64th Street
Project for our Phase I development. The bids were approximately 26� below our initial
engineering estimates on the project which was the best prices for five years. It is
n�y recomnendation that we proceed with the project with the exception of the parking
lot, which should be delayed until we put together�the office project, The parking lot
was set up as an alternate bid for this �rery reason. My recommendation is based on
the following reasons:
1. We will probably never get the project at a better price.
2. The contract documents allow for a permanent access easement over the proposed
road location. It will be essential to eventually relocate 64th Street in order
to maximize the use of the property in Phase'II.
3. In our discussion with Columbia Park Clinic, they are very concerned about any
delay on the Street relocation since any disruption of streets after the Clinic
is open with drastically affect their business operation.
4. The Sewer and Water project must go ahead to provide service to the Clinic. It
. would be best to do the Street project in conjunction with this necessary sewer
:. -. . en+d water work.
S. Wit,h the abiiity to do the project by assessment, the HRA will save on total project
costs by assessment of approximately 9�.
JLB/de
�� �
HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING, JUNE 17,�1982� PAGE 4
.-
-.�
� _.:
Mr. Inman stated the advantages to a bond sale are: (1) The HRA's
issue oing with the City's tends to drive the interest rate down;
and (2}� The HRA gets a 25� break on the a�ninistrative costs by
going with the City on a combined sale.
Mr. Inman reviewed the computer run by Ehlers & Associates dated
June 7, 1982.
Mr. Inman stated that if the HRA was concerned about their cash flow,
there might be some wisdom in waiting. He stated the resolution
requesting the City tc issue bonds does not require them to issue
at the same time.
Mr. Comners stated there was some concern about the cash fiow
available on the funds if any other projects would develop.
Mr. Inman stated that later in the agenda, he has a financial report,
and a lot of the HRA's increment flows through.the stete in the
Homestead Credit. The HRA's, like the cities, are experiencing some
problems in the payments of the Homestead Credit. He stated the HRA
will note on the financial report that a a74,000 pa�rment received
in January 1982 should have been received in 1981. At this point,
he did not know what the City's reduction in Homestead Credit is.
Mr. Commers stated they should continue Resolution 4-1982 until the
end of the agenda when they discuss the financial report.
B. Bids on 64th Avenue Project (Memo �Y82-43 from Executive Director)
Mr. Comners asked if it was necessary to relocate 64th Avenue even
though they may not be doing the office building.
Mr. Boardman stated he thought they were looking at the necessity of
relocating the street because it was pretty we]1 set when the clinic was
designed. The clinic was �ocated toward the back of the property primarily
because of the office location. In order to get ad�quate room to develop
an office farther to the north, they had to look at going across the
street. As per the conditions of the contract documents with Columbia
Park Properties, Columbia Park Properties wanted to ensure they had
adequate access and said they needed an access easement. That access
easement is actually an easement that was set up over the property.
That ieaves the it�A 50 ft. of property between that access easement
and 64th. In recent discussions with Columbia Park Properties, they
were very concerned that the HRA was even considering not putting in the
revised 64th Ave. Their main concern was that ance thefr building is
up and open, 64th Ave. would be c]osed for tt�e purpose of construction.
Columbia Park Properties is requesting the HRA to take an action to
put the roadway in per the original plan.
2J
NQUSING & REDEVELQPMENT AUTHQRITY MEETING,z JUNE 17, 1982 PAGE 5
Mr. Conmers asked the cost of the project.
Mr. Boardman stated the tota] street project is �5].60]. and the sewer
and water project is �13,125. He stated the sewer and water has to go
in to service the clinic. He stated they are approximately 26� below
the original engineering estimates. If they are goinq to put the road
in, it may be in their best interest to put it in at this stage because
of the cost.
Mr. P�airie stated that if they go ahead and relocate 64th Ave., and
then an office building is never put in, they would have spent money
that was not necessary. �
Mr. Boardman stated it was a matter of p]anning. Once they package a
faciiity to buiid an office building, they have a piece of property
that can be packaged easier than if they had to�go into vacations and
the street was not in. He thought it was also a matter of canmitment
on the project. The HRA has committed to the clinic project, and the
clinic is comnitted to a location on that site because of the other
things that were happening.
Mr. Boardman stated the HRA was promoting th� office development and
worked out the plans with the office deve]opment and Co]umbia Park
Properties that this would be the best way to situate the office building
and clinic in conjunction with City Hall and an outdoor plaza. He
stated they have to commit to something in order to deve7op the Center
City area.
Mr. Commers stated he did not know how the HRA gat into the position
of being committed to this, because from the start the HRA was not too
happy with the clinic building being in the location it is now. They
would much rather have had the clinic located in another part of the
Center City Project.
Mr. Herrick stated that, as Mr. Boardman had stated, the clinic has made
plans based on that iayout. He feit it was too late for Coiumbia Park
Properties ta change the location of their building. He was always
under the impression that the location of the clinic building was based
on the relocation of 64th Ave. At this point, the question the HRA ha�s
to answer is whether they want to create another building site by moving
the road to the south. If they do not move the road, then they will not
have another building site and they will probably not have the best
utilization of the property south of the existing 64th. If Columbia
Park Properties had nssumed thnt 64th would stay as it is, he thought
their plans would have been different for utilization of that portion
of the property. He thought that. if they create the office building
site, sooner or later ft wili sell. The question is how long it will take.
It didn't mean they couldn't move the road at a]ater date, but this was
probably the best price they are go9ng to get. He stated Columbia Park
Properties has expressed a desire to have the road reiocated now so when
the clinic is in operation, there wi]1 not be a street under construction.
2K
HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING, JUNE 17, 1982 PAGE 6
Mr. Prieditis stated that if the HRA canmitted themselves to the
additional building site, then they are almost carmitted to do the
relocation of the street right now.
Mr. Boardman stated that when they looked at the overall area, they
wanted to develop so the spaces that were created were exciting spaces.
They talked about developing plazas and that was the basis on which they
went out for competition of landscape architects, so the HRA has committed
to some kind of design criteria for this area.
Mr. Canmers stated part of the problem was communication with Columbia
Park Properties. Columbia Park Properties made the mistake of locating
their building on the property without the other project being approved.
The office building location has never been approved by the HRA. All the
NRA did was look at some preliminary p]ans for an office buildinq and
say they were fine. Columbia Park Properties came in with plans, and
the HRA approved those plans and entered into a contract agreement with
camnitments, but they never committed to the re]ocation of 64th Ave.
Mr. Prairie agreed with Mr. Commers.
Mr. Nerrick stated the crucial question was how the HRA'wanted the
Center City Project to develop ultimately. Did they want an office
building on the north side of 64th? If they do, the road has to be
changed.
Mr. Prieditis stated he felt the HRA pretty much accepted the concept
Mr. Boardman had presented to them. Even though they never formally
voted for it, he felt they had accepted it and, as such, they have this
commitment and have to pay the consequences by moving the street. He
stated it is possible the HRA did not express themselves clearly enough.
Mr. Prairie stated it is going to be difficult to discuss possibilities
if they are going to be cast in stone right away. The HRA is going to
have to be very careful in the future.
Mr. Comners stated it is a question of corrrnitments that have been made,
however those commitments have been made. He stated they are committed
to the clinic project itself, and they want it to be a good project.
He stated there is a lot to be said for the way this has come up and the
way it has been done, and there is no excuse for it. It has not been
done in a proper manner. There was no understanding on the part of the
HRA that they were committing and had canmitted to a design development
for the whole area. By approving the street relocation, he did not think
they were comnitted to how the rest of the area is going to be developed;
and because of the fact that they have asked for bids on the Center City
plaza, he did not think that committed them to doing that project. He
stated that is not the way the information is to be brought to the HRA,
nor is it the way it should be communicated to people who want to parti-
cipate in the develapments.
2L
HOUSING & REDEVELORMENT AUTHORITY MEETING, JUNE 17, 1982 PAGE 7
NOTIDN BY NR. PRIEDITIS� SECONDED BY MS. SVENDSEN� �D APPROVE TXE
RTsLOCATION AND CXANGE OF 64TX AVENUE.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON CGMIMERS DECLARED TXE
1110TSON CARRIED UNANI1�lOilSLY.
C. Approval� of NSP Project in Connection with 64th Ave. Re�ocation
(Memo �Y82-34 from Executive Director)
.�
� -�
�
MOTION BY 1�IR. PRAIRIE, SECANDED 8Y PIR. PRIEDITIS� TO APPROVE TNE NSP
PROJECT IN CONNECTION WITX TXE 6aTX AVENUE RELOCATION.
UPO1V A VOICE V03'E� ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRPERSON CGl�lMERS DECLARED TXE
INOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Appraisal Reports (Memo �82-49 �From Executive Director)
Mr. Conuoers asked Mr. Herrick to summarize the status of the negotiations
wi th Mr. Qoty.
Mr. Herrick stated that, as the HRA was aware, the HRA employed an
appraiser to appraise the shopping center that Mr. Doty owns. The
appraiser came highly recommended by the Minneapolis HRA. He stated
the appraisal on the shopping center came in at $375,000. After
receiving the appraisal, he and Mr. Boardman met with Mr. Doty. Mr. Doty
took exception to two or three parts of the appraisal and thought the
appraiser was 1ow on some of the factors of the appraisal. The appraisal
was for real estate and the buildings and pertinences that are associated
with the purchase of real estate.
Mr, Nerrick stated there are some state and federal requirements for
re7ocation assistance and personal property inventory. Mr. Boardman
had advised Mr. Doty that he intended to employ a separate appraiser to
appraise the personal property and relocation expenses. In conclusion,
they did reach an agreement with Mr. Doty, subject to HRA approval, that
Mr. Doty be paid $400,000 and that wauld include his entire claim which
would be the real estate, relocation, and personal property. Mr. Herrick
stated he felt comfortable in making the recommendation to approve that
price for the foliowing reasons:
(1� The appraisal was �375,000. He had no doubt that Mr. Doty
could secure a reputable appraiser who would give a higher
appraisal. If it went to court; it would be a jury case,
and they have a tendency to arrive at a figure between the
two appraisals.
(2) The cost of going through cor�demnation. The City wou]d face
additional appraisa] costs to fiave the appraiser testify.
They would have to pay for three commissioners and under the
law, a certain amount would be paid to Mr. Doty for appraisal
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE "
CITY COUNCIL
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, July 12, 1982 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m.
for the purpose of:
Consideration of an Ordinance amending
Chapter 211 of the Fridley City Code
entitled "Platting" by adding a new
Section 211.045 and"amending old Section
211.045 by making it 211,046. }
The purpose of this Ordinance is to
allow the City to approve subdivisions
for the development of zero lot line,
common wall residential structures
in R-2 (two family dwelling areas)
and R-3 (multiple family dwelling areas).
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be
heard at this meeting.
WILLIAM J. NEE
MAYOR
Publish: June 23, 1982
June 30, 1982
3
ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 603.71 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY
. ._ CODE CONCERNING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY
The City Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows:
bQ3.11 Nours of Operation
�lo sale of intoxicating liquor shall be made between the hours of 1:00 a.m.
and 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, nor between 12:00 midnight on Sunday and until 8:00
�.m. on Monday, nor between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on any
Memorial Day, nor between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on any day of
a Statewide election. No on-sale shall be made between the hours of 1:00
a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on any weekday. '
It shall be unlawfui for any persons or customers, other thar+ the �icensee
or his employees to remain on the premises after 1:30 a.m. �There shall be no
consumption by any persons, inciuding the licensee and his employees, after
1:30 a.m. ,
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS
DAY OF , 1982•
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - SIDNEY C. INMAN
First Reading: June 2], 1982
Second Reading:
Publish:
���- � .. � _ � _-_� _ �� ��A �.i� ����� _ �
M�pR = WILLIAM J. NEE
r�
E
c��ca a�. ....,....
�rr o�n� ��nn� c�r� zii or s� � ciri
�6 �Ili� •PL�Tl�IG' SY �DDILIG 1i611 B�.TIOII 211.845
� A!� QD 88L`Z'� 2]1.045 ffi Miil� IT ?11.0l6
'Zi�e City Council of the Cfty of Fridley does ordain ae follaws:
Sections 211.045 and 211.046 are hereby a�nencled to rend:
211.045 BF�tiD LOT LII�SS
1. Z�e City may apprave subciivisions for the development of zero lot line,
aammon w�+ll residential Btructures. These iats shall be divided equally as
is reasonably possible within t�ie restrictions of the existing guidelines of
the Zoning Chapter. .
2. 1�3.1 ather zoning reyuire�nts in the respective aistricts except for the
eetbacks al�g the oomron w�+].l, zero lot line ts) must be met.
3. Separate meters must be provided to each dwellfng unit for water,
electricity and natural gas. In addition, the com�non party wall(s) fire
ratfng shall be a�e t�our for existing structure and two (2) one hour walls
for new construction.
4. The awner of the praperty to be subc7ivided shall execute and record at
their expense a"Declaration of Cavenants, Conditions and Restrictions" as
provided by the City. �e said doc�unent shall be ueed to protect the rights
of the individual owners sharing the single structure to maintenance, repair
and construction in case of damage to the original structure. The
declarati�s, covenants, conditions and restrictions shall provide protection
to the property awners arx� the city on the follawing sut�jects:
{a) Building and Use Restrictions
(b) Party Walls
(c) Relationships among owners of adjoining living units and
arbitration of disputes.
Zl�e City sha21 be a beneficiary to these declarations, oovenants, conditions
aad restrictions.
�� �
Ordinau�ce No. ,.,,,�
� , �i��.l, �, ��_i,_�i+i�
�ev�er s�ch subdivision of land tincluciin9 any 'lot split") ie to be �oade
nnder 211.043, 211.0�4 or 211.045 hereof, such subdivision can be made
Niti�out further platting r�i.th a�pp�oval of the Council if the Council shall
find that such subdivisi� facilitr�tes and cbes not hinder the transfer and
oonve�yance of the ].andf doe� not hir�der the making of aseessmentB and keeping
of reoords oonnected therewith= that it does not result in the creation of
any paroel (within or without the subdivision) of a size in area or frontage
which fs less than ia required ior purpo�es of oonstruction of a building on
auch paroel under the zoning ],nws and building regulatfons of the City= and
that the s�division to be uade is not made for the purpose of avoiding such
oa�ditians and restrictions with respec.�t to the lana as might be inq�osed�upon
a platting. (Ref. 207)
PASSF.D AAID ADOPTID SY ZTiE CITY �UNCIL 'OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �,_._,_.,,.
DiAY OF , 1982
ATI�T:
SIDNEY C. II�AN - CITY Q�ERK
3/3/4
Public Aearirg: July 14, 1982
First Readings
Seconti Readings
Publish:
�
WII�,IAM J. I�E - MAY�R
i
5A
� :,� �• • • •� s � ' .. .� � �• '.
; � •�s. .•� w��i• �.
�IS DDCIARATIO[�T, made this day of .�• 1962. by
hereinafter referred to as "Declarant."
1.�M��1�-.`��►+►'
W[�2FAS, Declarant is the owner of
acaording to the recorded plat thereof situated in Anoka County, Minnesota.
The Blocks and Lots oontained therein are as follaws:
�IF.Rf'AS, Declarant i:ntends to establish two family residential units on the
aforesaid praperties;
NOw ZTiIItEFORE, Declarant hereby declares to the City of Fridley that all of
the properties clescribed above shall be held, sold, and conveyed subject to
the follvwing easez�ents, restrictions, covenants, and conditions, which are
for the purpose of protecting the value ana desirability of these properties,
and which shall run with the real property and be binding on all parties
having any right, title or interest in tlie described properties or any part
thereof, their heirs, successors anc] assi�s, ana shall inure to the benefit
of each ownet thereof and to tbe City of Fridley, Minnesota.
5B
5C
r�c� i
�
For the purpose of this Declaration, the foll�aing terms shall have the
meanfngs herein ascribed to thea:
Seat�i.an l. 'Living �nit• shall mean arxi refer to any portion of a residence
• building situatecl upon the Properties designed and intended to use and
oocupancy as a resic�ce by a single fmaily.
Sectfon 2. 'Lot• shall mean and refer to any portion of land in the
Properties upon which a Living tfiit is situated, whether or not the same is a
platted lot.
Sectian 3. "Owrier' shall mean anc7 refer to the record owner, whether one or
more persons or es�tities, of a fee simple ti.tle to any Lat which is a part of
the Praperties, including contract sellers and vendees, but excluding those
having such interest merely as security for the perforn�ance of an obligation,
and excluding those having a lien upon the property by provision or operation
of law.
Section 4. 'Properties' shall mean and refer to the real property
hereinbefore described.
ARTIQ� II
:1 1 1 ! 1 I'1"
Sectian 1. laesid�t,ial IIse. No Lot or Living ifiit shall be used except for
residential purposes.
Sectian 2. 1� Nazia�s ac�.iivity. No noxiaus or offensive activies shall be
conducted on any Lat or Living Dnit, nor shall anything be done thereon which
5D
may be or beoon�e an annoyance or rnuisance to other Owners or to the City of
Fridley.
�
bect.ian 3. Garbage a�d Refuse RmoRal. No Lat shall be u�eci or maintafned as
a d�ing gramd for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste shall r�ot be kept
except in sanitary oontainers.
Section 4. No Animals F�oegt Pie�ts. No fowl, aninals or insects shall be ke�t
on any Living Tfiit or Lot except dogs, cats and other oommon household pets,
provided that they are not kept, bred or maintained for any commercial
Purposes.
Section 5. Prohibited Structur�. No �tructure of a temporary character,
trafler, basement, tent� shack, garage or other building except a permanent
residence, shall be used on any Lot at any times as a residence, either
tenp�rarily or pern�anently. _ �
Section 6. Hazardous Activities Prohibited. No Owner shall engage in or
permit any activities in his Living Dnit, or maintain or permit any conditions
in his Living Unit, which would be considered extra-hazardous by f ire
insurance vompanies or �ld ac]versely affect the insurability of the Living
Unit which shares a party wall with his Living Unit.
�RTItZ6 III
PAtr1Y i�liS�S
Sectian 1. General lailes of LaW to Apply. Each wall which is built as part
of the original construction of any Living Onit upon the Properties and placed
on the dividing line between two (2) Living Dnits shall constitute a party
wall and to the extent not inconsistent with the provisions of this Article,
the general rules of law regarding party walls and of liability for property
5E
damage due to neglig�t or willful acts or anissions shall apply thereto.
Sectim 2� g�aree o� �epair and 1�lainbe�anoe. The oost of reasonable repair
and maintenance of each party �ra7.1 shall be shared by the Owners who make use
of the wall in praportion to their ownership and use.
Section 3. Destruction by Fire or Other Casualty. If a party wall is
destroyed or c7arnaged by fire or other casualty or by physical deterioration,
any Owner who has usec� the wall may restore it, and shall have an easement
aver the adjoining Living Lfiit for purposes of making such restoration, � if
ofher Owners thereafter make use of the wall they shall contribute to the oost
of restoratia� thereof in proportion to such use without prejudice, however,
to the right of any such Owner to call for a larger contribution from other
Owners under any rule of law regarding liability for negligent or willful acts
or anissions. ,
Sectian 4. Weati�erpzoufing. Notwithstanding any other pzovision of this
Article, any Owner who by his negligent or willful act, causes any party wall
to be exposed to the elanents or excessive heat or oold shall bear the whole
oost of furnshing the necessary protection against such elements or heat or
cold, and of repairing the party wall from da�nage caused by such exposure.
Sectian 5. Right to Ca�tribute R�uis vith L�ana. The right of any Owner to
oontribution from any other Owner under this Artic].e shall be appurtenant to
the Lot and shall pass to such Owner's sucoessors in title.
Section 6. Arbitratim. In the event of anp dispute arising concerning a
party wall, or under the provisions oi this Articie, each party shall choose
�e arbitrator and such arbitrators shall choose one additional arbitrator,
and the decision of a majority of all the arbitrators shall be final and
conclusive of the question involved. If either party refuses or fails to
5F
pranp�tly appoint an arbitrator, the same may be appointed by any judge of the
Distrfct Court, Anoka Camty, Minnesota. Arbitraticai shall be in accordance
witii the rules of the American Arbitraticn Associatioci.
6ectim 7. �ncroadnent. If any portions of a Living Onit or any Lot shall
actually encroach upon any other Lot, or if any such encroachment shall
hereinafter arise because of settling or shifting of the building or other
cause, there shall be deaned to be an easement in favor of the owner of the
encroaching Living Unit to the extent of such encroachment so long as the same
shall exist.
Sectian 8. Kechanics Liens. Each Owner� of a Living Unit ("Defaulting Owner")
agrees to inc3ennify and hold harniless the Owner of an adjoining Living Unit
for any mechanics' liens arising fram work done or material supplied to make
repairs or replacesner►ts for which the Defaulting Owner is respor�sible.
�'IC7� IV
+ ►:�r. ...� � . �� �•� � • �, • : ���
: ��,._ �..,,,r;.. �•:� �� i �i � �� i ti
Sectian 1. Insurance — Replace�ent. Each Owner shall maintain f ire and
extended coverage insurance on his Living Dnit in the full replacement cost
thereof and shall, in the event of damage to or destruction of his Living
Unit, restore it to the condition in which it was prior to the damage or
c7estruction, and each awner shall file a copy of said policy of insurance with
the o�ther parties sharing the "Party Wall."
Secticn 2. I�aintenanoe. Each Owner of a Living Unit shall maintain his Lot,
anr] the exterior af his Living Dnit in good condition and repair and in a
clean anci neat condition a� subject to all the conditions hereinafter set
forth in Section 3 and in acoordance with all City Ca7es and ordinances.
SG
8ection 3. �rchitectnral Co�trol. (a) The Owner of a Living Unit may
replace exterior oanponents of his Livirig Dnits witt� similar ca�or�nts of the
eame design and oolor, and may paint the exterior of his Lfving Dnit with
pnint of the existing o�lor of the exterior, but he may not, either in the
oourse of ordinary replacanent or renodeling or restoration after damage or
destruction, e�lay differes�t siding or roofing material or a different color
sch�ne, without the o�nsent of the Owner of the adjoining Living Unit and of
the City Cotmcil of the City of Fridley.
(b) In the eve�t of any dispute arising concerning a change in siding or
roofing material or oolor schene, each party shall choose one arbitrator, and
the decision of a majority of all the arbitrators shall be f inal and
conclusive on the question involved. The Arbitrators' decision of whether the
praposed siding or roofing material or color scheme is in harmony with the _
design of the adjoining Living Onit. If either party refuses or fails to
pranptly appoint an arbitrator, the same may be appointecl by any judge of the
District Court, Anoka County, Minnesota. Arbitration shall be in accordance
with the rules of the American Arbitration Association. The cost of
arbitration shall be borne equally by the parties.
{c) The City of Fridley shall be notified in writing at least 30 days grior
to any arbitration hearing and shall have the right to present evidence
regarding any architectural disputes in order to protect the health, safety
and general welfare of its resfdents and the property values of the
neighborhooa.
�cr�a v.
!'r i�' '�� • • .
Sectian 1. Hnforoaoent. Any Owner or the City of Fridley shall have the
5H
right to enforoe, by any prceeding at law or in equity. or both, all of the
terms and provisions of Article II and Article IV of this Declarat3,on, and the
Owi�er of the Living Unit involved shall have the right to enforce, by any
proceedings at 1aw or eguity, or both, all of the terms and provisions of
Artfcle TII and IV of this Declaration. E�forc�enent shall be by proceedings
at ].aw or in equity against any person or persons violating or attempting to
violate any oovenant either to restrain violation or to recover d�nages. The
City of Fridley shall not be entitlec7 to recover damages but may obtain an
injunction or restraining order to protect the public health, safety and
general welfare.
Sectian 2. Severability. Invalidation of any of these oovenants by judgenent
or c�urt order shall in no way affect any of the other provisions, which shall
renain in full force anc] effect.
Section 3. Am�s�daoe�ts. These oovenants are to run with the land and shall
be binding on all parties and all persons claiming under then for a period of
thirty years from the date these oovenants are recorded, after which time said
oovenants shall be automatically extendec] for sucvessive periods of 10 years
unless an instr�unent signed by a majority of the then Owners of the Lots and
approved by the City Council of the City of Fridley has been recorde8,
agreeing to change said covenants in whole or in part.
IN WI'IIJESS WxERD�F, the undersigned, being the Declarant herein, has caused
these presents to be executed in its na�ne by its
arcI and its seal to be hereunt affixeci this
day of , 19.�.
In Presence Of;
Declarant
............................... . � ..
�
Its .
Its
CITY OF FRIDLEY
BY
Its Mayor
BY
Its City Manager
5I
S'rAZ� OF MfI1�IIJ�OTA )
�
OO�A�TI'Y OF )
5�
On this ,,,,.,� day of , 19�,.. before me a Notary Public within
and for said Camty, personally appeared �a
, tA me personally knc�m, who, bein9 each by �
duly aw�rn, did say that they are respectively the President and the
of , the
o�rp�rati� na�ned in the fotegoing instriunent, arxl that the seal affixecl to said
instruaent is the corporate seal of said �rporation, anci that said instrument
was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of
Directors and said �
ackno�wledged said instruenent to be the free act of said corporation.
, Notary Public
STATE OF MINNE90TA
QOt3NI'Y OF AIJ�RA
On this � day of , 19.�., before me a Notary Public within
and for said County, personally appearecl and
, to me personally known, who► bein9 each by me
c'�ly sw�orn, did say that they are respectively the Mayor and the City Manager of
the City of Fridley, Mir�nesota, the municipal oorporation named in the fore�ing
instr�nent, and that the seal affixec] to said instrument is the seal of said
na�nicipality, and that said instriunent was signed and sealed in behalf of said
municipality by authority of its Council, arx] said
anc7 acknawledgeci said instruanent to be the free act of
said m�icip�lity.
Natary Public
p�ro�l ot land (n the subdivision is � separate "LoY' as conUin�d In such °Auditor's Subdivislon".
:tt.aa. �Iots
When tM lands o! the subdivision are less than 27,000 sqwre feet in aroa, the subdiviaion eo�tains not mom
than two (2j sepante pucels, �ach parosl of whfch contains at Isast 9,000 square fest and Nch psrwl withi� ths
subdivision can be described simply as a fractional part (faet, Mc.) of the tarper paa;et which comprl�es the
subdivisio� as a whole. Further, in such case tM lands of the subdivision shatl themselves bs simpl� hac[ionat
or quaMitr pans o1 a tull povernmental subdiviaion as defined by Mirtnesoti Ststufes, Section 506.4Z: or on� or
more "Lots" u contained in a pl�t made in coniormity with the taws oi Minneaots and t�e codt oi tM Clty of
Fridley. or as wntained in an "Auditor's Subaivision"� or one or more '?racts" u contain�d in an "Auaitor's
Subdirision", Or one or more "Tracts" as contained in a"Repisterod Land Survay". or other similar subdivisions
provided by taw. A parcel ot land wbich is not capable of desc�iptfon in a simpls manner, �s may bt obtained by
the use ot one or more straipht lines (as distinpuiahed irom a complex dsscrfption which involves the uss of
anples and dsprees as tound in descriptfona commonly known as "metes and bou�ds") does not meet the
requirementa oi tt�is ezceptio�.
Each parce! o! land Ir a subdivislon which cannot be described as "Lots" or "TraCts" (o� parts therea�) sh�ll De
termed as "Piots" and the whote it�ereof as "Subdiviaton Plols". (Ref. 168) �
21t.OM. Lol Spitt
When the Isntla ot ihe aubdivlsion contafn 27,000 square fset in area or moro, but �ot in �xces' of one (t; �cro;
�nd the subdivision containa separate parcels (each parctl of which nevsrtheleas contains at 1sas1 �,000 squaro
=eet), and such subdivision lands are t�emselres contained in and are a part ot a plat a�ready �pproved by !he
�ity, or ii not app�oved are of a plat reto�ded amonp tAe County records prior to and withOUt tha neCessity ot
;pproval by the City, or ot a �epiatered land survey recorded amonp the Cou�ty rscords as p►ovidsd by I�w and
:he subdivfiion is in taCt a"lot split" with respect to one of the qme. `
t1�.045. Approval ol Councll
Nhenever such suDdivision oi IanC (inCludinp any "�ot spliY'� is to be made under 211.043 or 2tt.044 hereof,
�uch aubd�vision tan be msde without luhher plsttinp with apprpval of the CounCil H the Council shall fi�d that
such subdivision tacititates and does not hinder the transier snd conveyance ot t�e land; does not hinder the
makinp ot assessments and keepinp oi reco�cfs con�ected therewith; that it does not result in tAe creation �f
any parcel (within o� without tha subdivision? 01 a s�te in area or trontape which is less than is required /or
purposes oi construction oi a buitdinp on such parcet under the zoninp laws and buildinp repulstione o1 tf►e
City; and that the subdiviaion to be made is not made for the purpose oi avoidinq such conditions antl
restrictions with respect to the land as mipht De imposed upon � plattinp. (Ref. Z07)
Zt1.05. Plat Approvat Proe�dun
Before preparinp a final plat oi s subdivision, a subdivider ahall have prepared a pretiminary ptat there0f, shatl
have submitted same toyether with atl required accompanyinp material to the Planninp Commiasion, snd ahall
have secured the tentative approval 01 t�e Commission. Before any conveyance oi any lot or parcel ot lan0 Fn a
subdivision the tubdivider shatt Aava prepared a tinsl plat thereol topether with atl �equired accompanyinp
materials, shall have submitted same to the Council ior approval �nd ihe pld shall have been approved by qid
CouncN resolution thereot snd by any otAer aflenctes and otficials whoae approvat ts �equired Dy law. includinQ
t�e County Pl�tttnp authorities and sha�1 �ave been duly �eco�dsd. (Ret 75)
The principat stepa to be tsken in o�der in the ptat approval proceduro srt summsrizad a3 follows:
Z11.051. Sk�tCh
Ptior to tAe preparation oi a preliminary plat, tAe subdivider sAat1 aubmlt a aketch oi tM inlended layout Of ths
subdivision, a description ot the proposed devetopment a�nd such other penaral Information u mar bs
�equested for the purpose to the Manaper. Within ten (10) daya after receivi�p all the Inform�tion needed.� the
ManaQer shall determine whether or not the i�tended fayout and development of !he subdivision would conform
satisiactorlly to the rsquirementa oi this code and shatl so advise the subdivider, �ivinp him whatsv�r
suflpestions and information may be needed tor his puldana In the prepa�atlon of a preliminary plat. (Rsf. �5)
5K
.
z,,.�,
�-
Pbts •
Lot
$pllt
�
Approval Of
Couneil
Pl�t ApproraF
P�ocsdun
SkdCh
. �
r•-z
--- ._ - ----- .'.""""''I
0
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982
CALL TO ORDER:
Chairwoman Schnabel called the June 23, 1982, Planning Conmission meeting to
order at 7:33 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Members Present: Ms. Schnabel, Mr. Saba, Ms. Gabel, Mr. Svanda, Mr. Oquist,
Mr. Kondrick, Ms. van Dan
Members Absent: None
Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, City Planner
Patricia Hardel, 332 - 64th Ave. N.E,
Steven Hardel, 336 - 64th Ave. N.E.
Thomas F. Ryan, 6389 University Ave. N.E.
APPROVAL OF JUNE 9, 1982� PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES:
AIDTION BY MR. KONDRICK� SECONDED BY l�QZ. OQiIIST� TD APPROVE TXE JUNE 9� 1982�
PLANNING CD�IMISSSON MINUTES AS WRITTEN.
iIPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWQMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TXE MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
1. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #82-07 BY
ERALD HARTkIAN: Per Section 205. , 3, , 2, to al ow an auto auction
on the North 2 0 feet Of the Soutfieast Quarter of the Northeast Ouarter of
Section 3, the same being 8290 Main Street N.E.
Mr. Boardman stated tfie People's Auction has moved out of Fridley to a new
location, and the.special use permit request has been witfidrawn by request of
the petitioner, Mr. Nartman.
2.
VACATION RE UEST SAV �82-01 BY THE FRIOLEY HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT
I Y: acate t treet etween oc s an , an t e oot
aiTey in Block 4, Ree's Addition to Fridley Park. (Block 5 alley vacated
Ordinance 208) (balance of streets and alleys from Mississippi to 64th
Avenue vacated February 23, 1953, in Book 292, Page 219, Anoka County
Records).
Mr. Boardman stated this item was continued from the last meeting. He stated
he has talked to the people who were in the audience at the June 9th meeting.
• '
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 2
Mr. Boardman stated that, as the Commission �as aware, the HRA was working with
Columbia Park Properties on a medical clinic. As a condition with Columbia Park
Properties, the HRA needs to go through some vacations of property. The reason
for the vacation is because they need to deed the property within the 4th St.
right-of-way to Columbia Park Properties for the construction of their buiidinq.
They have deeded all that property at this point in time to Co7umbia Park Properties,
They have reached an agreement for negotiation for purchase with Mr. Gus Doty for
the property he owns, Lots 4, 5. 6, 7-11. The HRA has an option on that property,
and the HRA has approved the option and has approved the negotiated price. They
are now i� the process of getting the attorneys to give a title opinion on the
updated abstract. �
Mr. Boardman stated it was his understanding from the City Council on Monday
that whiie the HRA was in the process of vacating 4th St., they should go ahead
and vacate a11 the properties, because the HRA is comnitted with contract with
Col�nbia Park Properties to purchase a1� of Block 4 and Block 5. They are
required to purchase the easterly 1/2 of Block 4 within 240 days of the date of
t he contract, which was April 15; therefore, the property has to be acquired by
Dec. 15 and turn title over to Columbia Park Properties.
Mr.Boardman stated they have made an offer to the property �
owners. That offer was out today, but it is a slow pfiocess. They have set up
negotiation meetings for July 7 for the acquisition bf the garage and the house--
332 and 336 - 64th Ave. He stated they are required by contract to acquire the
shapping center and Mr. Ryan's property and have that property torn down by
Juiy 1983 at the date of the opening of the c7inic. 7hey have held up with any
negotiations or appraisal on Mr. Ryan's property at the request of Mr. Ryan with
the understanding that he does know the NRA wi71 start appraisa7 and acquisition
on his property in Dec. or Jan. 1983.
Mr. Boardman stated with this in mind and with all the other issues involved
within vacation, it is their intent to go ahead and at least go through the
process of vacating a11 the property the HRA is in the process of acquiring. It
was his understanding the City Council would like to see the process havpen a17
at the same time; however, they are not going to be publishing the -ordinance for
vacation until the HRA actually owns the properties. The NRA will not cut off
a�y access or tear up nny�access on any property they do not own. For that reason,
they are loaking at the vacation of 4th St.. except the northerly 100 ft. The
reason_they don't need that 100 ft.is that, with the relocation of 64th Ave. per
the overall development p1an, they would use the northerly 100 ft. as street
right-of-way; therefore, it is not necessary to vacate it. They would also like
to see the alley vacated.
Mr. 8oardman stated that, at this time, the City Manager has directed him to
aiso bring before the Planning Conmission that portion of 64th Ave. between
61ock 5 and Btock 2 of Ree's Addition to Fridley Park. Again, as he had said
before, the reason tfie City Ccunci7 wanted to do this is to get the process
started, get the process out of the way, and then as the HRA purchases and owns
the property, at that time the only p�ocess left wi11 be natification in the paper
that the street is vacated.
.
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 3
Mr. Boardman stated he thought it should be a stipulation of the Planning
Ca�mission that there will be no notification of the vacations �mtil the HRA
acquires and owns the properties. He stated the City Council will have the public
hearing on July 12, and they will have the first and second readings some time
after that. The City Council will hold up on the publishing of the notice of
vncation. The ordinance cannot go into effect until after publication in the
paper. Fifteen days after the notification, the vacation goes into effect.
Mr. Boardman stated he had talked to Mr. Harvey Peterson, legal counse] for
Mr. Ryan. Mr. Peterson had suggested that as part of the vacation, the HRA or
City Council have something in writing that says the alley will not be vacated
until the HRA either acquires or takes an acquisition on the property. There-
fore, the property owners would have full use of the alley, and it would not
impede their access to their properties:
Mr. Boardman stated Me would be open, based on legal opinion from the City
Attorney, to agreements for access, if agreements are necessary.
Mr. Ryan stated he would like some kind of written agreement.
Mr. Steve Hardel stated that besides guaranteeing his access to�his garage, he
would also like a guarantee that his garage is going to be able'to remain open.
With the plan to put in sewer and water and reroute 64th Ave., if he has no access
to his front door, he has no business.
Mr. Boardman stated what will affect Mr. Hardel's business the most is the con-
struction that will be going on to put in a new 4th Street. He stated they will
h ave to work with the contractors on this to maintain an opening for access to
Mr. Hardel's garage.
Mr. Ryan stated he has been in Frid7ey for 22 years and has bui�t up a pretty
good business. He just could not understand how somebody e]se in another business
could come into the City of Frid]ey, say they want to build a clinic, choose
whatever property they want, and then the existing buildings have to come down.
It seemed to him that if someone wants to buy his property, that person/persons
should come to him personally.
Ms. Schnabei stated the members of the Planning Commission were very sympathetic
to Mr. Ryan's concerns and what he is going through. She explained that one thinc�
that happened severa] years ago was the City decided it needed to upgrade the
"downtown Fridiey", the most identifiable area being what is now the Center Gity
area. Ip the process, because things were financially a lot better at that time,
the City re-established the HRA, identified some areas to be developed, and with
a broad brush stroke, included a]ot of land.
Ms. Patty Hardel stated it seemed it v�rould have been more feasible to put the
clinic in an area where the City already oMms the land, instead of acquiring more
to give the clinic this site.
6C
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, ]982 PAGE 4
Mr. Boardman stated tfiey did show the Columbia Park people all the sites available
in the City, and Columbia Park Properties selected the site tfiey felt was the
best for their business. He stated the clinic is a very stable business, and
the City did not have to do a lot of promotion to develop or to maintain that
clinic; however, in order to attract canmercial/retail/office, they have to have
visibility and easy access, so the property to the north of University would be
a lot easier to promote for that kind of business than the property south of
City Hall.
1�IOTION BY MR. OQUIST, SECONDED BY J►Qi. RONDRICX, TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL
APPROVAL OF VACATION REQUEST, SAV �82-02� BY TAE FRIDLEY XOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT
A UTHORITY, TO VACATE 4!'H STREET HETWEEN BIACKS 4 AND 5, EXCEPT TXE NORTHERLY 100
FEET� AND TNE Z2 FOOT ALLEY IN BLOCK 4�,REE'S ADDITION TO FRIDLEY PARK. (BLOCIC 5
ALLEY VACATED ORDINANCE 208) (BALANCE O�' STREETS AND ALLEYS FROM MISSISSIPPr TO
64TB AVENUE VACATED FEB. 23, 1953 IN BOOK 292, PAGE 219� ANOKA COUNTY RECORDS),
WITH THE STIPULATION TXAT TXE VACATION BE PUBLIShiED ONLY AS TXE NRA ACQUIRES THE
PROPERTY AND TXAT� IF LEGALLY ADVISABLE BY TFIE CITY ATTORNEY, THE XRA ENTER INTO
WiIATEVER LEGAL AGREE!►IENTS ARE NECESSARY FOR ACCESS.
UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL VOTINCs AYE� CXAIRW0INAN SCXNABEL DECLAREI? TXE MOTION CARRIED
UNANIMDUSLY.
Ms. Schnabel stated this item would go to City Council for public hearing on
July 12.
.,�--� ,t"'y�7 3. RECEIVE JUNE 10, 1982LHUMAN RESOURCES CON�IISSION MINUTES:
�' �
1NOTION BY 1NS. VAN DAN, SECONDED BY 14lS. GABEL, TD RECEIVE TXE JUNE 10� 1982,
HUINAIV RESDURCES COMMISBION MINUTES.
Ms. van Dan stated the nccessibility survey has been progressing very well. They
have had over a 50� return. She stated the project should be comp7eted by the
end of August.
Ms. van Dan stated the Comnission was quite upset when they were informed a few
hours prior to their meeting that the City Council had decided not to fund any
of the funding requests. The Commission was both angered and annoyed that the
City Council had not made this decision earlier because the people took a lot
of time to prepare their presentations. It was also a waste of the money they
have so little of.
Ms. van Uan stated the Canmission has decided to continue to review the funding
requests and make recommendation to the City Council that they reconsider their
decision. She realized the funding requests are much larger than they have been
in the past, but she would like the Planning Commission to know what these
requests are:
Central Center for Famil Resources - requesting $5,000. In the past, 27�
o eir serv�ces ave een prov� ed to Frid7ey residents; whereas, in the
past Fridley has only funded 6-7�, so the City has not really offered them
that much to start with.
. )
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 5
North Suburban Famil Services Center - requesting �3,000-6.000. They
serve approximate y r� ey res� ents on a subsidized sliding fee scale.
Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) - requesting =2,500. They
serve� ��riaTey resiaen s� out o�a totaT 887 so Fridley residents repre-
sent almost 50� of the people served.
The Alexandra House Inc. - requesting �3,000. According to their statistics,
t ere are 0 women in ridley who are considered battered women, 20 of
them have gone to Alexandra House for service. Their question is: Where
do the other 31D go? . �
Fridie Creative Pla Center - requesting $4,000. 64 of the 94 families
serve are ri ey resi en s.
Ms. van Oan stated she was sure all of these organizations have gone to as many
sources of funding as possible.
Ms. van Dan stated the Commission would like to gather all the facts and have
5-6 good reasons why they think the funding requests should be ,reviewed. They
are aiso reviewing the ]983 city budget very carefully. Some of the canmissioners
feel priorities may be high in certain areas, and ma`ybe they can make some
recommendations regarding the budget.
Mr. Svanda stated he thought that rather than cutting the funding out entire7y,
the City Council should have looked at a gradual reduction. Cutting off those
funds so abruptly could have a gross impact on the people who were getting that
,funding.
Mr. Oquist stated he did not know how the City Council could make such a decision
like th�s without first sitting down and reviewing the city budget. How can they
make prforities untii they see what d]1 the prioriLies are?
Ms, van Dan stated she, Mr. Treuenfels, and Mr. Goodspeed attended the State
Department of Human Right's No-Fault Grivance Procedure training session on
June 19 at City Hall. She stated that if and when the City decides they would
like to carry on w�tfi this program, the three comnissioners are now certified to
henr grievances.
i7PCaN A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZNG AYE, CHASRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECI.ARED TXE 1NINUTES
RECEIVED.
NOTIAN BY 1b.S. GABEL� SECONDED BY 1�1R. SVANDA, TD RECOMMEND TD CSTY COUNCIL TXAT
TXEY TAI� A LODR AT THE FOLLOWING FZGURES SHOWING XOW TXESE DIFFEREN2 G�RGANIZA—
TIONS SERVE THE CITI2ENS OF FRIDLEY� 11ND TO RECOMMEND THE CITY G�OfINCIL RECONSIDER
THEIR DECISION TO TERMSNATE ALL FUADING TO SSRVICS ORGANIZATIGWS UNTIL TXEY C�FJE
TO TXE ACTUAL BiTDGET REVZEW PROCESS.
CENTRAL CENTER FOR FAMILY RESOURCES — REpUESTING $S�ODOj 27x OF THEIR
SERVICES PROVIDED TD FRIDLEY RESIDENTS, FRIDLEY XAS ONLY FUNDED 6-7�.
GE
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, JUNE 23, 1982 PAGE 6
1110RTN SUBURBAN FA!►lILY SERVSCES CENTER — REQUESTING S3, D00-6, D00 j SERVE
1lPPROX. I20 FRZDLEY RESIDIs'NTS ON A SUBSIDIZED S,LIDING FEE SCALE.
SOUTXERN ANOKA COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE (SACA) — REQUESTING $2�500f SERVED
3B5 FRIDLEY RESIDENTS DUT OF A TOTAL 887.
TXE ALEXANLiRA iIOUSEL INC. — REQUESTING $3,OOOj DUT OF 330 B�ITTERED WOMEN
IN FRIDLEY� 20 AAVE GONE TD ALEXANDRA XOUSE. WXERE DO Th1E OTNER 310 GO?
FRIDLEY CREATIVE PLAY CENTER — REQUESTING $4,000; 64 OF TXE 94 FAMILIES
SERVED ARE FRIDLEY RESIDENTS.
OPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CAAIRWOMAN SCHAABEL DECLARED TNE.MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
5. RECEIVE JUNE 15 L1982, APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES:
MOTION BY 1HS. GABEL� SECONDED BY MR. SAB,A, �0 RECEIVE TilE JUNE 15� 19e2, APPEAIS
CONMISSION lNINUTES.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CXAIRWOMAN SCXAABEL DECLARED TXE 1NOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
6. RECEIVE JUNE 1, 1982, PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES:
MOTION BY MR. KONDRICK, SECONDED BY1�lS. VAN DAN, TO RECEIVE THE JUNE 1, 3982,
PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CNAIRWOINAIV SCXNABEL DECLARED THE J►IDTION
CARRIED UNANIINDUSLY.
7. ELECTION OF PLANNING COMMISSION VICE-CHAIRPERSON FOR 1982-83:
Chairwoman Schnabel declared the nominations open for vice-chairperson.
MOTIDN 8Y M.S. GABEL� SECONDED BY.1�. KONDRICK, TO RE—NOMINATE LERDY OQUIST FOR
VICE—CHAIRPERSON.
lNOTION BY MS. GABEL, SECONDED BY 1�IR. SABA� TO CAST A UNANIJNOUS VOTE FOR LEROY OQUIST
AS VICE—CHAIRPERSON OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR 1982-83.
UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CRAIRWOMAN SCXNABEL DECLARED TXE lIOTION
CARRIED UNANIlHDUSLY.
ADJOURNMENT:
NOTION BY XR. Op�IIST, SECONDED BY J�t. KONDRICK, TO ADJOURN TBE 1�lEETING. UPON A
VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRWOMAN SCHNABEL DECLARED TAE JUNE 23� 1982, PLANNING
COM1�iISSION AlEETING 11DJDURNED AT 9t45 P.Al.
Res ectfully su itted,
Lynne Saba. Recording Secretary
GF
Mayor William Nee
City of Fridley
6351 University Ave NE
Fridley r4�T 55432
Dear Mayor:
I am requesting time on the agenda of your next Council
meeting so that I may discuss with the City Council the
need to reinstate the grant program for community organ-
izations. I understand that funds for such grants have
been tenatively deleted from next year's budget proposal.
I bel ieve very strongly that some applicants should be
funded and would like to explain my reasoning.
Sincerely yours,
Barbara Hughes
City ot lhridLy
�,PPSAIS CO � l�TII1G - JOI�i� 1�, 1962 PAGE 1
CAII. 10 il�iDBRT '
Cbairwaan QaD�l Qa1Ld tbs Jnr» 15. 1982 ��ppsala Comisaion a�tSog Zo order
aL 7t30 P•,•
AOLL C�►I.L�
��
Mi�bsrs Pr�ssnt� Patricis Gabl. ALx Barna� Jis P]�smsl� Jean Gsrou
!l�mb�rs Aba�nt� Lssli� CoL�an
Ot?�srs Prsasnt: Darr�ll C3ark. City ot F`r3dLy
Mr, and Mrs. 8arold H. Andsrson. 5324 Albira Road� P��dlsy, I�AT
Mr. and Mrs. Dor�a]�d Ni,sla�n. 11�-71� Way N.B. Fridl�y� I+�I
Jamss H. C�roas. 6271 Jackaon Stre�t N.E.. Fridlsy, iQJ
Robsrt and Gail tiahish. 5312 Altura Road, Fr3dLy, IrQ�1
APPROVE 11PP�AL3 001+�IIS3ION MINU �S OF MAY 25. 1982 r
I�DT'mN by Irl�. Gsrou� ssconded by Mr. Bi►rna � to approvs the I�SaY 25. 19gz. aPPsals
Com�►ission ainutsa as �rrittsn. OPON ♦ WIC�S Yt�1E, AI.L iIDTIlBG AY�, CHAIltWOMAN
GA�L D�CIARF:D T� �DTIDN CJ1RR�:D OAtAN�DUSLY. +
1.
Atblic Hearing Cloasd �
I+IOTDDN by �r. Barna. seconded i� Ms. t3srou� to remove the above item from t�e
ta� IIPON A UOICE 11�15. ALL VOTIlOG 4�. CBAQtW01KAp GA�L UECLARED TSB IrDTIDN
CARR�D UNAN�IOUSLT.
� bd► ?ts. Gsrou� seconded t� �r. Barna� Lo opea ti� public hearing. UPON A
VOIGE Y01Ts, ALL VOTD�IG A�, CHA�tW01r1AN GJIEEL D$C1J1RID TF� PUffi.IC HEAR�TG OPEN
�T i�3z p.K.
1�L�lIIBZSTR�TIVE. STAF'F' REpORT
us - 71� i�ay �.8.
A. PUBLIC PUit'QOSE SERVED BY REQR1Ii�MENT:
Section 203.154. 4, allvas unoovered porches and steps to buildiaq
entrances to extend not more than IO feet into a required front yard.
Public purpose served by thia requfrement is to ellow for aesthetic
consideratfon to reduve the buildinq "lfr�e of siqht" encroachment int�a
the neighbo='s front ya�z�d.
6G
SN
♦ppS11I,S CpI4�lI3S201� I�BS`�G - J0� 15. 1962 PAGE 2
e. r�a,�n a�nsa�:
"Need a front doar and need �bcR►c qrade dedc to use door."
C. J►nN1I1�TISTRATIVE STAFF li'EVIEW:
�e existin� dwelling was built ir� 1956 With a 35 foot'front yard
setback. Zn 1976, the City improved 71� Way arid 9 feet of this
property was taken for street ziqht of way, leaving the existing house
27.9 feet fram the front property line.
The proposal is tc build a 12 foot deck and front step off the frant of
the dwelling which would leave a 15 foot front yard.
The adjacent structures to the east and west are over 100 feet from
this addition �o this deck should not encroach into their "line of sight".
There is an apparent problem aver the westerly 10 feet of Lot 32, �
Auditor's Subdivision 1�77. The City approved the lot split ( L.S.1I73-07)
in June, 1973. For some reason the transfer of the 10 feet of land was
r►ever reccrded at the Cbunty. Therefore we have t41d Mr. Nielsen that
the staff report would be recommending to the Board tiiat his petition
be oontinued until pzoper recording has been accomplished. ,Mr. Nielson
dces have an attorney workinq on this at this time. �
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nisls�n, 115-71+� i�iay N.T.. PyridLy� �41 �+srs pr�s�nt.
Mr. Nielsen bri,�t�► r�rieusd his variancs rsqusst. M�r. Clark r►otsd l2�at Lhs
document that transferred ten 2'set to ths east to Mr. lOie2aen•a properLy wa�
recorded on J'u�ne 10, I962. ChairWOa�an Gabsl added ti�at they s�rrere sti.11
diacuasing the same variance requeat. ChaSa-�+�oman Gabel aalaed about the aise
of tbe boulevsrd and Mr. Clark responded ttut it xaa si�c fest. An aerisl
photograph xas available aa ti+ers cnrrent pbotographs. I�lr. Nielsen explained
thst there is an sxisting brick patio, L'b�r14. xbioh �rould be where the propossd
deck is to bs. In sdditioa. a door vfll be addad xhere xindo�s pressntl,y sxist.
Chairtiroman Gabel a�iasd i! t21ey had apolaan MiLh ar�r neighbora and I�1r, Nie2asn
indicatsd tbey i�►d and tbe nsighbora had voiced no oppoaition. Mr. B�rna aaked
vhat the use of ths room ti►ith the sacape xindo�► xaa and Hr. Nielsen aaid it
ia present]y bsing ussd as a badraom. I�lr. Barru aaiasd i! eacapa irould atill be
poasible it ti�e dsck i+as addsd and Mr. Nislssn aaid it rrould be.
MJTIOI� by Ma. Gerou aeconded by Mr. Plemel� to close tbe public hearing. UPON
A YOIGE Y01E. ALL `10TIlJG AYE � CHAIltWOMAN GA�L �CLARED Ti� PUBLIC i�ARING CIASID
AT 7�42 P.M.
I�DT'mN b� Mr, Plemsl, sscondsd by I�Ir. Bi►rna, to graat tt� vari.anas to allorr ti�s
aonatruction of s dsck sr�d a nev tront door to bs 15,91 fest lro� the tront property
21ns instsad ot the rsquirsd 25 feet, on Lot 32.� +�d ths ir+est 10 test of I,�t 32,
Auditor•a S�bdivision No. 77. tbe aa�ae b�ing 115-?l� i�Tiy N.E. IIPON A Y+OICE VOZE�
WI1�i I�SSRS. BARNA .AND PIEI�L VOTING A2S. AIID MS. C�R00 J1ND CHA�tWOMAN GABEL VOTIIdG
1�AY� CHAI'RWOiiAN GA�L D�CLIR�D � 1�DTIDN TIIsD, ZHUS FAIIED. Ciuirxoman Gabsl
6I
�
�ppf AIS COI4�lI.SS?DN I+�?�1G — d01� 15. 1982 PAGE 3
indiaated� tor t�s r�oord�tbat abs v�ot�d againat tbs acti�oa b�caus� of t2is
pr�o�dsnae tbat �i.gbt b� Nt !or bnilding d�cks 3a front yards. xhirob d�cisicn
th� f�lt abovld b� r�d� by t6� City Co�mcil. and b�causs abs Mas nnsur�s tbat a
bardship had b�en •stablisl�d. Sbs ��plais�d that this itsa Mould br rrferred
to tbs Cit,y Cour�cil and ro�ld app�ar on t�ir agrnds oa dn�j► 12, 1962.
2.
I+DT�DN b,y l�ir. P]rsmel, sscondsd by Mr. Barna � to op�n tb� public hearing. OPON A
VOICF W7E. �LI, YOTD�IG A7� � CAA l�AN G�i�L DBCL1R8a T� PUBLIC i�ARING OP�N AT
?�4? P.M.
11DMINLS TIVE. STAFF REPORT
5312 A1 a lbad 1�1.E.
A.
3 SERVED BY RE
Section 205.053, 4B, 1i4, requires a n�nimum 5 foot side yard i�djoininq
an attached qarage. �
Public purpose served by this requirsne t is m provide space between
individual structures to reduoe conflag tion of fire, to provide access
to the rear y ard for emergencies and to 1'mit the condition of cznwcling
in a residential neighborhood.
8. STATF:D HARDSHIP:
"with existiryg side door st�ps, I need a 22
storaqe of cars and other accessories."
C. AllMINISTRATNE STAFF REVI8n1:
t wide garage for adecivate
Zf �e Board approves this request, the staff sug ests that the Hoard
stipulate that the north wall of the proposed g ge have no openinqs
and that the exterior�rall be 5/8 fnch type X qyps board.
!�. and I+rs. Robert �'iebish, 5312 Al�nra Road A.E.. l�ricl�sy. I+d� �ers prsssnt.
I�t�. CLrk providsd ti�e Commission mambsrs rit3i an a�ial p tograph� ovrr�nt
pictnrss and propoaed constructi+on plans. Ciu3s�man Gabs aaked if ths
t�sducti,on of t�e garage to a 12 loot z 14 toot storags area a1d allor ths
bnildlr:g to bs larg�s enougL to b� aonaid�rsd an accsssory ns so that a sps�i�al
nas per�nit waa requirsd? Mr. CLrk sapLinsd that tbs s�3st houae xith tbs
proposed addition aL�ost mseta tbe Zj'� s�cieau� cov�rsge so to s y und�r tiys 25�
lot coverage tisat dwslling s+on]rd ha�n to bs reduced. Mr. Eiahis e�cplained tbat
bs o�r►sd t,hree v�shicZss. �no�mcbil�, boats, canoea all of xhicb uire a�re
storsgs apacs tha.n 2�s preasnl3�i haa. Ch+►is�woman Gabsl asked sbout t�tie Mindoxa
�
i
.
^
N
_
�OC'AT/ON �
�
+ .�. �
�� �.
,�..�..«,.
_.______
�
.� ..a ...
� . .:..�.
6J
��;;; M:°'�':i
�.. ; ,... �.
%�� : �:. :-
'�'� .... �.
'�� '�.U�M! >��r�.w
r •��w.cr
•�I��YM
�� �
� �
�!�� � •w�Ir�[W�
\ •N��w d�
�� •�w�.�cn�
�O • � Mr �. .
r r•.r n •
� «E�a�rs
STREET MA.P-CITY OF
FRIDLEY
o a,s�� a.aa�
!
., � � . � ,7�, '��_, � t- ' - } � `'. . _ .a = - .- � � � � .e �'',i�'z _s�r.;..i..�'�:•
. ' !�� � �i .. }, �,.*� . � _''- rf� ~ �• .� ' �' ' � 7��a�1 . .
J� '��it + _. 1 '. '_ . ' ' - r �' � r . . - Lr' �
S � e �• ` ` � � �
`� ' .� �� . l� ! ' �•� w � � . {, � ;�, ' \ . . i4' � " 1
y� � / F ,��
i, Y ,;r. i w ' ; •' !►; � � �'j, •�• p'� t `r�„! +:r.l `a t �� s r�� �h,r, r
� �-� � . � : ��� F. , �t � : .� � ti� � .. . l e � y, t �c � '3,� � �� b-i �i'''r• • �
_ k { `� �` � `1 ' _ ' `� l• � c v rj� e �� , � .c �! •� r"'�� e• .
� -1, `,,,� . - �'r -h ' � - f1t • , � f �' . 5 .�c . . ; � ��, �'��� +
} ��..,4 .�� ���� .�'Y , �_ �'^�5 1,�,., � � ; � ' r � �� =� �.
�•�-p.=s�:7?'�' t���•.� ` #~ � L � -L � �F ~I' „�A• � •'�,-,�;�'-`+' i' ` _•r 7 ,°?�:^ _'=_K
`��,�i- ��r'k Y+. t i ' • � _ � ��_ �,��. ��' r 3 �>yr;�. - ��:- ' . � . --
' ��% � e�,�/� ` ' . _ — , a'-
., � ,..� ,�G' � , f� ! 6 _ ( �"'j�j ��" .- . . � `�� '!t 4 . . � - � � .� -
,. t.,� . �:'y� r� 1 . t' i „
c ';r� t� '�.'• , . �$ i .1'J''p r �. ��,.� ' <Y
. . !� ? �� . r _ � � r , , '� /S � i . ;� 'Y'� �; �� . � . �• ` � ' � � -
. . � ..�-`. y . t� t. . M ... �I r t . � . . ' . -
S M F �, .'
. �' . . .�i! j � �• � L O� f• • .� � y . . .. . : '7 _ �
O t �� � � :-...� {��` �l `4` � � y � .
s
- �� -�. �''�. •►,;}} = �• � >s ' �/ � . • � �
3 �f�• i . r�_'" „ �: , .�.-��;. �' � _ w xz ,,,• y . E�r. ' .< � t 11 i
�, '� � a'� .,
_ , 1c � t ,� r �� ,,� � � } � , ". ..0 1., r � .
�^� . I �.,..�/ . � ' � ��*;. ,�1 f - • i . � . , ` f'�, �..� . �.t'a ei~. -'�- . , ��� r -
�-t 6� � � ,. ,a . iis` ` ��r�-��E �`P,,.'� ��� � . .3'$ . � 1��' � l� � �� ,� � `� �� �.
�}) k�
� ;�, � � r. �4�f _ .. � � : 7 � . , � _ 1- . i 6. ♦ '4 . 4
� '.#s,�fi �h.z3 yl.Ii�: _ _` ;� r � � • fr1�� e ' � �o� ~ � .s ' � r u� �i. � .; .
�'�` F �ri � ' X r +� '�` ` _.�' � t �J� � T t �. ;r t� � � i '�� _
- � �... 1 � _ f'G'i, �l " � � . . ... 1' �'. ��q, ,�. " s �' � �' - - �-
' t �, k' ' 1� �%"" �: ��' r, ;� ti
� � p , ' � i � � ., r� � ,.
. �' �t, t:. t ` ,;�y,; � ,{� ' ��� --. # �i _ .� g -�} ti." : .A .
�y%, ",��•' f � '1 l '4' �. � .�• �`� ..' �� � .a� Y '� f � i •_3 � � � R� . � �! s�
�'` `� � � r .� �'a t r •� ' _ ".t '� 4♦ . 1.�'Y w'.'� ���� •�����3. 1% <
! �,: �„lE e r r�� i�� y�; � yN r .�-: h •.� . � �.jr 7 �i. -.
y f . � ' � �,,
_ �� � �'��ri�.� +f. � � � ..�� - � t�:t+ #�� i..y�,, +4� '.f�� �a.:` ).i: f. �
J ` /G �� . � ��,„�':� ♦ !` lJt � . +. k,. � , ,. k y- ;, i% Pt t'� :�� �l trra �u,,. •
y .,�rJ� Y � .;�+ ; _ � €. � s.�: ( ;�' �7 ,,t�` ;i '�. �f` j�'l n�' S �
,+� �`�. `� = 2 , � �. ys t r. � � � . , i . Y � � .i ? � k� � �' [ 4 . .K , � -.�i y a
` a. ti" ��a 4 ' > s = : ..
,� p TS.'s' ii�. _ �'' r s - � ~ *,i/�"� / " ' �,+ �y r; fy" * . " ` 'r4" . � t �.'��
j �1 YJi � i `i� fs3',��6 k .',: . . .• ��5�2 ♦ �aq� Y ��i. �y �iv..�. ` . s ���y'4�C� i�)
� �r������i: J � 'jf . AC; :{��; � ,�t�� „ �'� � � .r� 1'`�,�" crt�� a��! y��C: � � �j�l`�r � r' i� ;' '� _ � �� �y q '. �
- 1,��/ fY+ � . i L'� .z . '�- . � � � +'�`i �'! - M •�"�� '. , �. _ S.Ir'°C �� ��� � i"
� [y��, q�t � f. ,y,- � .'rtv r � ����y ' . Z� c7}•7l� .',p _"�a �i� ��� y�� '� . .�
' �t f ;:.+_ ., i�� '��F . ��s - ♦ }-t� f. :t�`.�. cT� �t s� .:7+ � �f i�;`�j'w-- �^`��,r`t M �� � ' t�
z, 'r ±7 -t � �'�+ f � ": -i; �.G: . � _;i � . ai f y_ e . ` # 'R":�ri ��7 �� �'; � } : . ,
`� ✓ . ls - � \� .. k. � f .,,{,t �.�y}�y { '` .�yr.. •. �r�b �... �;�P~1 L� � � '� -r.3
.,�, y�,� � •� (t € Y r � . � Y-. �', jj���i�i 't � ,�'.+, �ri Y S ��f�_;� f '_ .
. � . ��$�J�� � ![� � ��'ta� ; t-/� �., a'� � � � l N ±�%�e����-�� �'w ✓ . .Y i� ' 4
.. �°r1,��y-��S ��"�i_^i``'� r.•�[ }' e,�` � , i • .�s� i'�` � , �,t,[Af� j �'�fry,+ . .�Tf' � .
.� "� KI'�. �_� ,1 '�F' . -G. ��: ,� -w�t►,,'3�;' {�f. Y #�" : a-!t`.�` ���
:�y -,�, L "� .�! a �: s ,cd��
. L .... .r . ...� -T';Y� . ,a a`t-.JC 4 iF-` �' t� + , • � t. �+2',�+y`�+R f�'�►,. � � �. � �' ,�'� �kx.t � ! r�•�
� . �. �� `_' 'i ,i .' f�uJ .,4c'( .. ' .r! 1}• �- x. �"wre, r�. Y �b • ,, .,� ?' 7i .
� .�_ , � ,� �' . s � i
� .f��� ����f- - . � �.: _ 18 � �"il �f� f:��- S� r�.`J� ,� �
�
ii . • � �� � - � -x L� a �• �}�,�t,� y �'� � 4^ .
.. .. ,�� ��� = � � �. �' ...A_�• � �i��F y�-`'�` �'�'�4i� �i- i . C
� ! . �.. y, . . 4 ► �. 4 �•� + .
.� •'-� ? "7�:f-�'+�r h � � i �/i �ii ►r� Jr'' � �'._: � . , ,� i
�� � t: �� . ���J..�- rT L.�i �� �J� �..7." . i b".l��; 7 �y � � r � ' .' ,,.^��
j'.. �3 I,�,. . y,� " .pr- . } •'�` .. ! .Y 'tiy. � � � ���
f ��, ' T 1-� %j� Z 1�
±�K'.' + N t `��� ' �' '7 �..�
� � 4 ��+� J � `�A �9 -j������ ° I.l.i
� j �'�s, u ti ' a:-.tt ���5 � � ��f r� � , `.� !" ��i J ��� :.1
� 'r, ,d .� �1 :�- ,-r _ ,. � �a � '�� . + `r� . ; t - ,t� ' � / � - ��� �: �J . - F .7
.. '�� � h �. }.. ��' ., -•~ 7 3 �` .�' -t_ y. %. �.
. � -- - r _¢ 5.�� �-1.,�/ �T-= -A k�� ' {. � r < ` x y � ,� < * r,�a
"� "Z "`� � �, `i�i .� � , �' r' ' } `• •, � � � T • ' �" * _
� i,h :� ' �} > - .. . a ��.' • .. � i� r , �'r .. ` : k
r
:i '� �-j,,� `t'- .. . ._ J� F. � ?Si 7;� - r ��„�
?r ' ' _ . ` � 'IQ' ` � . ) K� ;. � r , ,.� Y ,�t�; , s f J � � . "'
t w 1 -S � � yr •� � ^ 'i � : � ; r x:� `j�
� � .s R.� r"i -`�'g %. �� ..a S't � a� e ~� \. � ,ar s-�v `' 's- i � �T.
. ' : C � ''"� � r:!_ ;�i}+.n z ��� ��c�y ' .� �•.; . � i � :� .� } tr,y� .�_ f� Y�.�C' awsY.
� . ,;c ! a � r,ri , ev �� - �: � �� � r ,. � "'t t � �,�. r''��t�� � i :.,q� ,,
1� �': . . `j A. � /; �' . t ►." �' ..an ��.:.�`.� �. �: � i� Y :i `. .
�A * ` � �a _ �. � .. �. . ..� �, r:� A.�� ., �.Y%� � ,�f�i�K ,:i'� :¢� �.' F :c
.'ir��. „Rti��� :����5 , .. � ` �, s� � � �f �Cf .�A� y,j � rT = f �L r�, .
r �' ; � i °"`. t�, �' { 'i T "' ;Z, TY � . _ -•T• .� - ��?y�� e . x - . r
� � . J i�' Q / �.i ✓�° � t': {�' -� 'f ° .i . . �. .
I ��'� . ► * r: . . Y �1 :: , ;� ' .
t','x�, ^ �'} �� � " �' � r � ' � _ � •3' a�. � �'s� ��r ^.�,� 1 tT E �. �' - � y .. �' .
� � � } : I - ' : a.tr .� � � aT � � a- .� { a�s' i - 2 - � . � i f .
:4 : "� .. ,� F ; ��� r''� � e e
. a �� ( � Y, � L T'��, j � . � ...? g.• '�r _ � . f . � r
- • � � r� `*'. Y` f � l � �. ' i! "a� . . , � y � �'� !�� ,f : } "' , r . � . • . �
' ,e 1.'•�, � )`�' . �? . '�� j i � `f �r �:, t �= �3.�-:'.i -, �f � �l .. .
s d ,f y ,
. !' .'V�:. . r y r. . � . _ . . � M� � r� +� -� � '� c `,� �y , �. � ' . . .
. . . ti'.: ��tl = � .. _ �' '.. � . . , . �' . -� _ i L.° - - . '
' i- � ." fsi.� � � . • � ,� S �� " ! . � s�[� -f'Z . '_ S.ts� . . . . . .
.' �.����� .Ye a' _ -.._ � . . '% 2��, t , �r T .� _. .
t�_S'S! � �. \�-. _ iY �'_ � - � t .,f . -
:�� t S � � _ :� .Y _ . ; S`� , ' . 7 . ' , 4i .� . � . .. "
ti� �a� y `;�: , J �Y X' +.T . � �
A y
t
{
:� ''� � � �� �, '; , � _ �Y� � a`-� 3` � r "
.y� .r- °! : � • -= r'� ';, � ; : ; " . �. ` ,�'' 1 ; fr -,� r
--{ �1%S 4��► . � ' � . r_ 3 � E .� y tY �_ Y C � � +c t L � � � r y
� `�•�t,ic . l�d 'Tr g� -i� ao h ♦ 2 � -�. f .4. .�: s1 �:�� .�.'�.. w.J�• t-���� 7 ,� t
^A. ��. '' -.. �� °�T.' -. F{' `,'{ �+.: � ,,, yc . •s•., r �' `°S � _ + . }r � i � .� _ .
� � ti Y � �? •¢ A r ,
�t�t s J� ''� .� �/� J ,,,� � u _ .�'� { . � �, i. ��`, r .. {�: r.�. h7�.�s y +,`c� hta.4~ t . � �
{' . �'k� y - i,� �.�' ' �-�"''yri. .. q � 4'� - r► 'S� . "` 2 � '� �
S �. �! ; � "'!�- -,.,. � r, ' . , .. [ � :.S' t �i, �Ir .,� � �... ? �f� y S t
� �` � , �l .�.?� y ,. - . t - s + � r �.r �\�.�, � 1 -� �'" a�� . .
�,�^,� , -.-��. a.. .. �: � f, � � ` t � "" � '�, ` .r �;�\
°t � � �'tw-6`�.a, �at � � � `' '-�w �'�_ ' J � � ':,� � w �! �}t;' .�.. . _ .;,1 r3
�'� k � '
t � � � ��`'• _'� � � �Tr's <�s '� •I�Y ' ` -
� ! .� � '. � � •v*t � , � '� Y' � , � t� ir ' f � ', r � r � � ����� �I
y s�/y� .� ` a 9r t 3 "� - -� r��. } ♦ !���� . .. . � y�c `. � s_ � � . . •y+�s
a _..��/� ii_ . x.�.!�. ..s.,_. �-_ !. _� ��._;�-1i��_..,_.as :•..... .. .l � " _ `���� '.� `. ,`.�.i. . ! �'.� . .'iwr' _,. ..i.S •, _. .. , .
7
CITY OF FRIDIEY
CATV ADYZSORY COP4iISSION I+�ETII�G - JUI� 1?. 1962 PAG�S 1
CALL 10 ORtER �
Chairaan Wiavrr call,sd t.bs June 1?, 1962� CATV /ldtrisory Go�isaion a�stirig to �ordsr
at .?�45 p,�.
ROLL CJ1LL: .
_....�_
Ms�bsrs Prsaenti Bnrt Weaver, Duane Psterson. Ed lfispszak, B�rbara Hughsa.
Harold Bslgum
Othera Present� 1�iilliam C. Aunt. Cittiy of Fridlsy
Gary R. Mats. i�srbat d� Thue, Ltd.
Aobert J. Michels� Northern Cableviaion
Nary Gsis, Nortbern Cab7rsviaion
Jane Bremer. Northern,Cablsviaion
Anns Davis, I�CB
Wi,21 Lae�Blosaer� ACCMT
Paul Haaps�ak, IICCW
Hark Scott. ACCW
�mber Reicbgott. Northsrri C�bleviaion
APPROYAL OF MAY 27, 1962. CATV COIR�9ISSION MIl �Z�S,t
I�DTIOP by Mr. Petsrson� seconded by Ma. Iiughes� to approvs t�e May 27, 1962,
CATY Co�maiaeion air�utea witb one correcti,on on page one. third lins from the
boLtom changing confi.�ence to co�etence. UPON A VOICS VOTE � ALL i�TING AYB �
CAA�iMAN WFAYFR DEGIARID THF I+IpTION CARR�D UNANDrDUSLY.
I�CFNE A.CzCLWLSECOAID �AR1ER REPORTSi
P+sul baap�$ak mentior�ed t�at Paula Nsuman. past 44�eaaursr ot the A.C.C.W.,
resigned aa a m�mbsr ot' the Board ot Directora and vaa birsd aa s gartrtims
smployre tor tbe A.C.C.W. Paul &►spsuk vill server aa the nex Treaaursr.
iiill Loe�-Bloaaer aaid that the 1E18Tfi0N xas 44� better than last year which he
attribut�d to the increase Sr� buainesa�organiz�tion vsraua ir�dividual oontrituti�ona.
He add�d ti�at programning is up both ir� ters�a of totRl hours and numbsr of
programa� although it is not unuaual for activity to sl.oi► doxn during t�he fua�er.
During ths �IEZHON� they saere on ti� air 155 hours and ar� up to progn�amaing
th� chanr�sl sbout 3S hours per wek. He sa:d t�at hs bsliemsd ti�sy already
a�t t� Stat� rsquiremsnts for adding on s second chnnnsl. Chairman Wsavsr aslosd
Mr. Loe�r-�asssr 3t be ssv an advantage in addiag a second channel and �
r�pli�d not at tbs present ti�s. Ms. Hugbsa aslo�d hox �euch ot t,i�at ti�s is in
duplicat� p�rogra�mning and l�. Lbe�r-Bloaser aaid tbey sre nox pLying esch prograa
on�y t�rics !� ar� g3�a �eY sr�d i�s is reali.�ing that aome of the on� ti�as only
prograna 2�avs mt b�s� givsn snougb �zpoaure. ?�la. Hughea �atoad box aioh of that
�a
CJITV �DVISORY OOI�I3SmN 1�8TII�1G - JUNB lT. 1962 ,_ PAC� 2
is ia r�guLr2y scb�dnlsd programs v+sraua !!�e pur� puhlie accsaa and hs rssponded
tbat t�s aa jority of t� nss is tbs r�gulars. Mr. ii�iav�sr aslo�d if tbsrs waa a
a�chsnis�a �bsr�by a p�rson oou2d oall in if t2ry Manbd �oasthing rsplay�d and
l+og a r�qusst and Mr. Lo�v�-Blosasr said th�r� �xist� at ]�ast a thirt�y ainute
l�qtust tias in �aoh day's schedule for call-ins. Cbairm�a i�fiav�r oom�lioenLsd
tb� �.0 .0 .1�T. on tbs lins job tiry ar� doi�g and otl�rrsd tbs �npport of ths .
Co�siaaion. .
tU2]�N b� Ma. Hugh�s� ascond�d �y Mr. Prt�raoa. to r�asiw the r�port oi t,l�e
�.C.C.W.. as �+rit't�n: UPON A VOICE 110�, ALL YDTIlJG AZE, CAA�tMAN 1�AY8R
ffiCLlRBD T� I�ATIDN CARRIED ONAND�USLY,
SIBCTIDN OF CIiAIRPSRSON � C$AIRPERSON FiOR 1982-83�
l�OTION by Nr. l�a.spauk. secondsd � 1Ks. Aughes� that 1�. Peterson serve aa
Yice-Cbairperaon. Mr. B�lgum m�vsd that nominatf�ns ceaas. UPON A UDIC� YO��
ALL YiOTING Al� � CHA�iI+1AN WSAYSA DECLIRFD THE 1�lDTIAN CARR�D UNAN�IOUSLY.
MOTmN by l�ir. 1G►spszak, ascondsd by Ms. Hughss, that 1�tr. Weaver serv�s aa
Chairpsraon. Mr. Belgum m4vsd ti�at nomin�iti,�na cease. IIPON A YOICE YOTE, ALL
'YOTD�IG AYE, YICE-CHA�PSRSON PE�RSON DECIAF�D � I�DTION CARRIED UNAN�USLY.
CONF�iM JULY 1�EETING DA1E�
Mr. Aunt noted that Lbs normal.�y schsduled meet3ng oi tbs Commiaaion T+ould be =
J°uly 8. Chairman Weav�er pointsd out that tbe Nation�l Fsdarstion ot Local
Ghle Programmers 1982 Confsrenas is being hsld July 8 through 20. It Waa the
consaaaua of the Commiaaion aiembers that t,iye ns�ct �ossting �uld bs Ju�y 22� 1982.
NORTH PARR EIEMENTARY SCHOOL �17ERCONNECTION:
Mr. Mtt� referred to bia memorandum dated Juns 16� 1982, xhich statea that
an interconnection bet�rean the Fridley aystem ard the Group W syatsm is not
tschnica�lly possible becauss t.bs F�i,dley systsm is 2?02�iz and the Group W ayatsm
is 440 I+�iL. Ms. Davia said tbat interconnsction is 2'eaaibls, but it tirould
be 3rtterconneetion o! ons channel on�y. snd Columb3i Heighta �rantsd the North
Psrk Sehool interconnectsd tirith ths 11i11 inatitutional net�rork of 36 upstrea�n
and 4 doi+natt�sam. Cbairnan Weav+er aumm�ris�sd by aaying tbat t%e ir�tsrccnnectiQn
of ths Co2umbis Hsigbts system. �n maaas� vith the Frirdl�ey aystem ia ths p�rt
ttut is not Peaaible and they z+ers not talking a�out not a71o��i.ng ths 3nt,erconnsction
•rith North Park. 7n light of t�hat tsctuiioal probtem Mr. Matz auggeated that
the �eoat feasibte xay to approacb this ia to pstition t�s MCCB for a variance
rsquesting that the Cab].s Board allox ti� City af F�idley to grant a permit to
Group W to extend a cabls ir�to Fridley !or tbe aole purpoae of serving North
Paiyc Elementary School. �is var3�nce �ould bs irom the francbise rules and
lr4s ths f;anchias ordin�nca requirsments. 1�e pstiti,on has been prsparsd by
/lnita Benda� Cab1s Conaultant lrom tt�s oiti,ss ot Columbi�a 8aigbts and Hilltop.
since tbs problem has besn vie�rsd as coning lrom Columbi,a Aeights. Mr. Hsrbat
ana Mr. IKats h�sv�e revis�sd tt�s _ p�Lition ar� lael it ia good. I�Sr. I+Jatz added
that it thia is to appear as sn igsrid� ites at tiie Ju?�y 9th I+1CCB �stir�g� it
�ouZd iuve ta bs thers by .Mn� 21st. Iis. Daris sa3d t�st Stste f�osrd Staff
7B
CAT{/ �DYI,9pRy Op2�IISSIDN I�TIlJG — Jtit� 17, 1962 PAG�. 3
l�a reco�ee�ded to t� Columbia Hsighta Citizen /tdvisary Group and ot2�er persons
vbo 2�avs aaksd t�et tiie�y g�c� tbe inter3n intercor�nacti�oa route. She added that they
2�avs tbe ri�gi�t to pstit3an �or a�arisnos. bnt t�t Statf cannot guarantee tbat the
B�ard xill appTOVe a var3snce t'rom tbe Ru1ss, tihi�cb ia a variar�os t'ros the entire
t'ranchia ing poraoedura aad f�om tbe sntira rsquirsd c4ntents ot i�ra nchise a. Ci�a irman
i�Tiiav�sr aalasd xi�t tbe rsaouras wu]d bs it tltie rsqueat Was dsni�sd a�nd Ma. Davis
ttid they could go back to t1�e intsrim intsraonnect.�n. i�. !lats rsferred to �
p��s fivs ot tbs pstitiron �rLich reters to tbe standarda xhich ar�r varia,nce aaist
b� jndged against �hich are� lirat, tbe avoidar►ce of undue hardahip and asaond,
p�t�om4ting tbe development and utilizati�on of cabls comnnmication in Mi.nneaots.
It xas I�. Msts'a feelinga tbat Ms. Bends hsd mede a good caas in bctii 3natances.
Chairman Weav�er aslosd 1�. Hunt ab�ut tbe time lrame once the petiti�on �+aa approved
tq tbe Coanniasian. Mr. Hunt indicstAd ti�at sinae it did not require approvsl
by tbe City Caincil it covld bs presentsd for a�sture the day atter approval
1�yr t2� Ccnm,iae3,on. Cb`irman Weaver aslasd that the above conv�rsation be incorporated
i,nt,o the minutea so tisat t�e Counc3l la�oxa it ia ooming. Zhe Conaniasion membars
xill revieW tlye mater3.als and final action i►ill be talaan at tha July 22 � 1982 �
meating.
I+bTIDN � Ma. Hughes. aeconded by Mr. Fsterson� ti�at the sbove be received. UPON
A Ti02CE Y07E. ALL YOTIl�TG A�, CSAIli�1AN WEAVER DECIARID 14� M)2mN CARR�
QNANIIdDUSLY.
Ir1a. �remer :slaad ti�at Northern be given a copy Por their review and comments
at the Ju�y 22 maeting. ,
REVIEW AAID DISCUSS PROPOSAL F'R,OM NOR�R1� �
1bTI0N � Ms. Hughes� seoonded Lry Mr. Belgumr to receive tha proposal autxaitted
Northern. UPON A VOICE YOTE � ALI. YOTIlBG AYE � CHAIRMAN Wr.:AVER DFCLARID �
MOTION CARR� UNANII�liDUSLY.
i+�. Mr►tz suggested ttsat the propoaal be discussed b.y the Co�ibsion �rith
queati,ona directed to Nort�Lern if neceasary� then prepare a preli.minary report
to get questi,�na clarifisd. Chairman Weaver opened the m�aeting for general
queations.
Mr. Hslgum indicated an intereat in tbe local usW progra�ing pctential from
tbe Cit�y of F�3dlsy ar�d aatasd tbat somaons run through the proposed sevsn cb�►nnela
�rith general aomto�eats on sach. l+is. A�rsmer atatsd that tbe document before tt�e
Conaniasioners representsd a dstailed accaomt of wbat tba Coma►issionera irdicated
i�n Aov�embar they felt to be spproprists for rens�ral: upgrade preaent planta to
prov3de a better aignal, npgrade atudioa for local programmir►g� ard look at a
fivs y+ear rene�ral so the City c:vold talas advantag� oP, new technologies tbat xill
bs arov�nd in the next yeara.
Ma. �emer sai�d xhen the F�idley lranchise �a initisl�r granted� the MCCB rulss
wers not ia affect. Consequently, the 2�CB m4nciated aacess channeZs did not
affeat F�r3dlsy. With renexal, �e sre �rsqnired t� t�he MCCB to prov3de five
(publia accssa. governmant sccesa, educational acceas. rsgironal acceaa. and leas�d
access) oi the seven channels outlinsd. AI1 of '�e suBgested aaceas outlets
have been ssaigned aacept religious and it xaa fslt they t�auld i�ave adequate access
t,hrough the ot�er sewn oommunity ahannsls.
7C
a
CATV ADVISORY OOI�SISSIAN I�BTII�TG - JUI� 1?. 19�2 PAGE 4
1dr. bsspszsk aalad Mhst leaa�d access xas and Ms. �smsr rsaponded tbat it is a
o�anr�sl mandatsd by tbs State C�hls B�ard a�d availabSs for l�eaae b� �embera of
tiy pablia or basiaesa oo�unit,y on s lirat ooas tirat s�rvs b�sis. Mr. IGaspszak
asbd rhat ldnd of ]�ass aad s2bs r�apondsd rentin6 of c2�sr�sl ti�s x%tbsr tor.
oomrr3aal or r�vsaue g�nerating purpos�s or !or gsz�ral infor�at.l+on. Mr. .
faspssak aalasd it a�y ratsa had bsan aet forth in thsir proposal +ud 1"Ss. Ersmer
wi�! aQ. l�Ir. Ssspst•ak rscoarrde�� tbat it be dons. Hs lhrthsr rscoa�sr�ded t.hat
gt�tt rev3ex tba minutsa from tbe Novsmber bearing to aasess box tbs t�sda
�rssssd at t�hat time ars addreaaed in Northern•a propoaal. Chairman Wsavsr
aslo�d. l�r. Los�ffioaser hor i�s fslt ths ACCW rasa accoma,odating tbe religious
iritsrssts iri F4�3dlry and bs said hs lslt the AOCW iaa providing m�re aerviae to
!be religioua oommunity tban a�y oti�sr. Tbe religious blocica set aafds are
S�r�dsy trom S- 8s30 p.m. and Tnesday from 3- 5:30 p.m. He addsd that soma of
the p�ograa�ning ia !'rom local eources and some from riat34na1 organi�ationa, and
that be ia very pleaaed xith �at is bappening xith it.
I�r. Wsaver augg�ea�d tl�at Mr. Loex-Hloaser reviex their naeds and Northern'a
propoaal to malae aurs that tbe mcney being apent ie being done in the best posaihle
x+ay. Mr. Kaspszak recommended that Staff"analyze I�. �jyra's propoaal !or tbe
same r�ascn. This a�terial ahould be p:'epai'ed Yor rsvi�ew �► the neat �reek to
Lan daya. Chai.ra�n Weaver asked Ms. Bremer if trade-offa s+�ould be poasihle
and she indicatsd they �ld do their best.
Mr. Mat,z aalasd Ms. Bremer iS they bad made proviairona for atandby genarator
capacity ar�d she aaid they had not. She indicated tbey bad looload at it from
a tschnical standpoint and aaid tbere Frould be problems �itii this aystem. Sbe
eaiti if they �ere starting ov�er it Would be s part� but irith an upgrade it
Wou]rd be vsry expeaaivs.
Mr. Kaspszak reco�mmended that Ccunsel and Staff go through t,tye response and the
RFP and coa�pare to determine vhat is and �hat isn•t included. This is to be
dona prior to the Ju],y 2Znd maeting ao that it can become finalizad at that time.
Chairman Weaver announced t.hat there would be an informational m�eting on
Jnne 29. 19g2. at ?:00 p.n. Mr. Raspszak felt sonoeone from the City With
�ngin�ering e_xpertiae might bs helpful to ans�er soms of the technical queaticns.
i.�. ia the �l.ongevity of tba wiring ti+it,hin tbe syatem five year or longer. Ms.
�emsr aaid ahe �rou7�1 be ahle to provide some of tlut information. Mr. Ksapazak
lui�ther requeated an aru�]yaia of the income stated on page 45 snd further accour�ting
questiana. Ma. Bremer said tbe reason the information ia not more technical
Sa because tbey are aia�7.Y Projsctions. Mr. Rsspszak said he understood tt�at but
i�e lslt m�re infora�tiou vas �oesssry since they are talldng about $168.000.
Ct�►irman Weav�er aal�d box Northern plsna to upgrade the head end aa frequenciea are
chsnged and more ci�a►nnela are addsd. Mr. Mats auggested t�at all questions ba
preasntsd at the.Juns 29tb meating and a aomprehensiv�a document �ill be prepared
for presantstion to Northera. Arsaponaea to those questions should be prepared
i�r Ju�y 10 so Coa�isdoa membera can reviex the responsss pr3ror to tlie Ju�y 22 meeting.
Ir1s. 8ughea aaid abs d3d n�t oonaider tiis intormatiron ahs got a good anaMrer to
tbs RFP. She felt ths total contents xsre in the tirst t� p►ges and the reat
juaL rsiLerated t�oss t�+o pagss. Sire didn't fssl tt�t there xaa a good Aatch
bat�raen the queati�na aslasd and t2�e snaWers. She fslt the sntire report could ba
rexritten to reapor�d to tiis aoncsrna prssented. i.s. aa�intenance procedurea.
7D
CJ1TV ADYISORY CO244ISSION 2�ETING - JITNE 17. 1962 PAGE 5
Ms. Hnghea eaid shs felt numbers, tec2�niaal deacripticns, bours� uamea of squipment�
•ta. ia Mhst waa bsing sought 3a the r�qusst. Mr. 1�latL said she made a gcod point
bnt �v�sn iA aex rrketa t�e propoaala raiae qwsstirona xhich ia tbs r�sson for
p�•el3minary evalvationa. Ma. HuBLea said th�rs is inautficisnt dsta to aake a
rs/ao �valnati�n. .
Mr. B�lgum aalasd if a foraiula conld bs d�via�d to P�'c jsot subsoi'ibsrship at t�e
�d o! tba live ysar per3od and Ms. B�'emsr aaid it �ou]�d bs projsctsd bnt tha
nu�srs �wuld vary �rit.h the iornm�].a nssd. Cha3rman Weavsr aslaad if Nortbarn could
jnst provide tb+e Con�iaaion samb�ra �rith a ran6e uain6 bigh ar�d 1ox tigurss.
Ms� Hughes said ahe d3d not fssl that ar�pr of ths lin4nc3a1 intormstian prov3ded
Sr� the report reflscted the l�ocal oomparLy and sbs �uld lila� to see aome figurea
psrtain3ng to Northern. Mr . Hunt added that thsy shou]rd at lsast 2�aw an audited
tir�+►ncisl report, baLncs sheet and income st+►tement for Nortbern for 1961: Ae
indicatsd that he wwld lilaa th�t is�form�tion for revisw prior to tbe' Juns 29
�eting.
Mr. l�aspszak remi.rided tbe Commiaaion membera that they had received but not
accepted t,he report prepared by 1�'Ir. P�sterson. Thia ltem is to appear on the
agenda for July 22� 19�2. Ma. 8•emsr a6loed tbat Mr. Pbteraon forward a oopy
to Northern for tbeir revis�. M='. 1G�sPszak aalaed thst StaPf and Counsel alao
addreas thia item.
MOTIDN b.y 1+�. Belgum� seconded �► Ma. Hughss� tbLt the CATV Conmiasion recom�aend
t2�at tha City Council approve a m�cimum of $500 to be allocatsd Por residenta
of FSri,dley, sxcluding CATV Con�isai�cn membsrs and ACCW members. �rho xiah to
atter�d 1he National Federation o!' Local Cable �Programmers 1962 Confarence to be
iield Ju�y 8-10� 1962� in St. P4u1: that mcniss not used for regiatration ba
available to pnrchase tapes or other approprists information from the Conferende�
and tbat Mr. Belgum serve sa a clearing house to maloe reco�nendations on
appropriate persons to attend auch Conferenoe.
Mr. l�aepszak questioned �etber a program ae tecisnical],y oriented aa thia
wou3,d be a xaste of time and noney for the lsy pereon to attend and auBBestsd
t1�st tt�e tapes of tiye Conferenoe be purchaaed in lisu of attendance. Mr. Scott�
a nember of ti�e Pl,annirtg Committse for the Conference, 3ndicated there ti+ould be
aix tracks being follos+sd� :local origin+►ti,on and public access channela,
educators and lit�arians, citi�ea s�d cabls. independent producers, acosas
000rdinators and local originators and busiriesa and 3ndustry. He s�cp2sined
t2�at ttiere xou],d be about seventy s�rkshopa� xitb si�c ooncurr�nt sesaions.
Chairme►n Weaver asked Mr. Scott it tbers yrou]�d be someti�ing me+ininBfvl for
people 3f tliey selected di�fsrent �crkahop aessions to atterd at�d Mr. Scott
ir�di�ated t,tlere �ou1d bs and that alot of the information gained ia a3mply through
oom�uriication xith othera in attendanos at the Conference. Mr. Soott suggeatsd.
LOxev�er�that the three day program �eight bs a bit muah !or the Ly peraon aad
suggeated tbat one day regiatrations �+ere avaiLb]a !or �25 Per person per day.
IIPON 1 YOICE VO�, WIT�i ONE NAY YO�. CHAIRKAN WE1►VI�t DEC1/1R� T� I''fOTION CARR�D .
Mr. Petsrson noted tt�t iye aau.]�d lilo� to sse participatLon o! some of tbe
intisrssted FSridlsy residenta at the regn3�ar�y acheduled CATY mastings.
7E
CATV /IDYISORY 00?pfI.9.SmN l�ETIIdG � JONE 17. 1962 PAGE 6
01i�R HUSIl�SS:
Ms. A+�iohgott aalasd abo�nt • ti�s line ia tsrms af ordinanos doau�snta ar�d tbe
trg�ot3�ation procsss. Mr. Zluts indiaatsd th�r� was aot a�pscifia ties lins � but
tlwy �are w�iting !or Nortbsrn's responss aad tb�n queationa !or aLriticatiron
�o�ul,d be prssent�d. i�. Sunt aslced hot+ snch tiae vss rsquir�d at t� 2+1CCB and
Ms: Da�ris said 30 days s�a3t after sni�miasion. Ci�ait�man Wasvsr rscallsd t�at
l�t rolling the proceas baak, xitli a�nth padding, prsaentition of t� paa�ag�e
to tbs City Govnail�ia Octoi�r l. Ma. Davia said s�s �uld like to revisk ths
trarich3r,s . pricr to Co�ncil action and t.hs applioation n�at bs filsd 30 dsya
in advanae o! the mseting it ia to bs conairdersd at and to mset publiaati+on
rsquirsmenta. It �st bs l�lly s�oseutsd ar+d efPectivr b�fore goinB to Lbe Boird. .
1�us� Nortbern �ould have to jPP�,Y '� �� 3� �Ya pri�r to tiLSir November 12
meet#rig or October 12: City Gouricil �+ould l�vs to hav�e it througli ttieir procesa ty
thsir rirst Yreeting in October. Chairman Weaver lndicated that tbs Coaa�niaaion
tiavld li.laa to release it to Cit�y Council by Lte Auguat • or euly Ssptember
aa they m�u.st make f,�ro readinga irithin a 30 day psriod.
ADJOtJRNMENT:
�
MOTION by Mr. Ba7.Bum• aeco�ded by Ka.Hughea, ta adjourn. UPON A YOICE VOTE� AI.L
VOTIl+IG AYE, CHA?RMAN WEAVBR DECLARID 1HE JUNE 1?. 1982 � NEETING OF TT� CATV
ADYISORY COI�IISSION ADJOURNID AT 9�45 P.M.
Rsapeettully avbenittsd.
Pat Von Mosch
Rscording Secretary
:
�IRE DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
DATE: June 28, 1982
82-6-3
MEMO T0: Nasim Qureshi - City Manager
�
fROM: Robert D. Aldrich, Chief •,/'��� .
RE: Union Contract
Attached are three signed copies of:the collective bargaining
agreement between the Fire Fighters Local 1986 and the City of Fridley.
The contract is a two year contract calling for a 9% increase on
wages, uniform ailowance and a 17.5� increase on the City contribution
to Health and Hospital Insurance. The agreement also provides for
a wage reopener for 1983. �
In addition the contract includes a work week reduction to 56.6
hours from the current 58 hour week. The work week reduction allows
us to develope a new work schedu]e and we will implement a new schedule
effective the 4th of July. We are reducing night coverage from three
to two men on duty and we will have an additional man on days. This
is being done to improve response times and increase manpower
available during day fires. In conjunction with the new schedule we
will also be manning the station from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with one man
to improve response times during these hours.
We wili have the station manned 24 hours a day for the normal work
days Monday through Friday,
It is the recomnendation of Sid Inman and myself that this contract
be accepted and signed by the proper City officials.
RDA/cm
RESOLUTION �0. 1982
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING SIGNING THE AGREEMENT
ESTABLISHING WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES AND HOURS OF EMPLOYEES OF
TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEARS 1982 AND 1983
WHEREAS, the International Association of Firefighters Local No. i986, as
bargaining representative of the Firefighters of the City of Fridley Fire
Department, has presented to the Council of the City of Fridley various
requests relating to the working conditions, wages and hours of employees of
the Fire Department of the City of Fridley, and
WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has presented various requests to the Union and
to the employees relating to working conditions, wages and hours af employees
of the Fire Department of the City.of Fridley, and
WHEREAS, representatives of the Union and the City have met and negotiated
regarding the requests of the Union and the City, and
WHEREAS, agreement has now been reached between represent�tives of the two
parties on the propsoed changes in the existing contract between the City
and the Union.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council hereby approves said
Agreement and that the Mayor and the City Manager are hereby authorized to
execute the attached Agreement (Exhibit "A") relating to working'conditions,
wages and hours of Firefighters of the City of Fridley Fire Department.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1982.
WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR
ATTFST:
SIDNEY C. INMAN, - CITY CLERK
. �
.
�
. .
:� r• �J i: ,
:� ;, �
w � � • • ��� ::
:�
� r�•� � � � `� �� � • '
' 1' s' �:��;r'�. �v `•
:
�� .f �.��l�ti � M � � �� /Y� �1 � � 1� .�
`ii .�.;� ,�� � � ��: ��A
i
l�IRtTCI£ I — PURF'OSE OF AQtEH+�Q� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
x�rrcr� ir — R�ooc�i� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
ARTICI�E III — DEFINI'i'L�IS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . 1
ARTICLE N — H�i�OYER SHCIktITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
ARTICLE V — Ft+�IAYER A[TI90R'[Z'Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
ARTICLE VI — tA�iION SDCURITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
ARTICLE VII — F3�IDYEE RIC�i'15 — QtIEV�NCE P'ROCIDiIRE. . . . . . . . . 3
ARTICLE VIII — SAVII�GS CLAI7SE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
ARTICIE DC — SII�lIORITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
ARTICI+E X — DI9CIP'LIl�IE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
ARTICLE XI — i�ARK S(�IDiJI�S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
ARTICI.E XII — VACI�TIO�NS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ARTICLE XIII — PAY FOR FIRE CAL�iS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ARTICLE XIV — H�IDYEE IDtX'ATION PROGR�NI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ARTICLE XV — i�LiD�AYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ARTICLE XVI — SIQC LEAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
ARTICI�E XVII — INJIIRY ON �B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
ARTICLE XVIII — PR�SATI�dNARY PERIO�D6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
ARTICLE XIX — FU�L PAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
ARTICLE 7IX — JI7RY PAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
ARTICLE 7IXI — [fiTIF�O�i ALIiOf�,NCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
AR'1'ICLE XXII — HEAL7� AT�D A06PI�AL INSC1RAt� . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
ARTICLE )IXIII — RATFS OF PAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Il
ARTICLE �DQ'V — ADDITmNAL IIdC,II�ITIVE PAY . . . . . . . � . . . . . . . . 12
ARTICLE �IXV — OOLI.BGE CRFDITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
v� :� � - •r � •• � � �. ;
�'ICLE XX�%1 - SEVEIi�iNCE PAY. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • • . . . 12
AFQ'ICLE �QCVII - i�IVFR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
AF�1'ICLE �IXVIII - D�AiATIOl�1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
u
. �
:
: • • c •�: : �: ; �
:��-
« � - • i�: :,
:�
� r•, � � � ��w •� •-
1' s' c•�.: •� � v ;•
1�lRTICiB I. P�O� OF AC�2B@!�
This AGRE�iENT is entered into as of �.. .�,.. ...___�� between the CITY OF
FRIDLEY, hereinafter called the D�IDYF�, and the IlJPF�TIONAL ASSOCIATIAN OF
FIRE FI(�Z�tS I�0('AI� I�D. 1986, hereinafter callec3 the ONIOt�1.
It f s the intent an8 purpose of the A�tED�1F� to:
l.l Establish procedures for the resolution of disputes concerning this
A�RF��'S interpretation and/or application; arx7 '
1.2 Place in written form the parties' agreenent up�n terms and oonditions of
enployment for the duration of this A�.
�f��� : ; ����.� 4��_;I
The D�IDYER recognizes the UNION as the exclusive representative, under
Minnesota Statutes, Section 179.71, �bdivision 3, for all personnel in the
follawing job classifications:
1. Firef ighters
2. Fire Captain
�ZQBIII. DEF'3III'1'I�
3.1 �
1l�e International Associaticcs of Firef ighters Local No. 1986.
�.. .•. �_���. -
A me�mber of the International Association of Firefighters Local No.
1986.
k a:�. .�._-
A me�er of the exclusively recognized bargaining unit.
- 1 -
��
r =. _ �.�, �..
The City of Fridley Fire Department
3.5 �lpy�t
The City aE Fridley
3.6 �
�e Chief of the Fire Depart�t of the City of Fridley.
�� �. ��� -
Officer elected or appointed by the International Association of
Firefighters Local No. 1986.
3.8 QQ, ''� *.�.3�
Work performec] at the express authorization of the_DNPIDYER in exaess of
the enplayee's scheduled shfft.
�.::•� _• �. �
A aonsecutive work period including tw�o rest breaks ar�l a,].unch break. _
3.10 Raat itraa��
.
Ztao periods during the 9C�IDULID SHIFT �ring which the enplayee remains
on continaal duty and is resp�nsible for assigned c]uties.
3.],l L� ^�+ Rrr.�ak
A period during the � SHIFT c3uring which the eaplayee renains on
vontinual duty and is resp�nsible for assigned duties.
3.12 �
Concerted action in failing to report for duty, the willful absence fran
one's position, the stoppage of work, slo�w-down, or abstinence in whole
or in part fran the full, faithful and proper perforniance of the duties
of �nployment for the purpo�es of inducing, influencing or coercing a
change in the corx7itions or oampensation or the rights, privileges or
obligations of enploy�nt.
3.13 ��- ,�,,��rA �f aa�
Tt�e FSm�layee's monthly rate of pay e�cclusive of longevity or any other
special allowance.
ic .�f.:�. ..�; -
Time off during the eaplayee's regularly scheduled work schedule equal
in time to overtime worked.
- 2 -
3.15
Payment made to an eaployee upon honorable ee�,aration of enploy�aent.
•. ►: :• r• �: • �. ��,•� r
�e [�iiON agrees that during the life of this
encourage, participate in or Bupport any
interruption of or interfer�ce with the nonoal
�a� v. �a� ��x
AGRED�IENT it rfll not cause,
strike, slow-down or other
functions of the II�'iDYER.
5.1 The H�IDYIIt retains the full and unrestricted right to operate and
manage all manpower, facilities, and equipnentf to establish functions
and prograns; to set and a�nend budgets= to c7etermine the utilization of
technologyt to establish and modi�fy the organizational structure; to
select, direct, and determine the number of personnelf to establish work
schedules, and to perform any �inherent managerial function not
specifically limited by this AQtgl�r.
5.2 Any term and condition of enployment not specifically established or
modified by thfs AGRE� shall renain solely within the discretion of
the D�ID�YF.R to modify, establish, or eliminate. ,
�R'1'I((IB VI. �IIiQd S�'lY
6.1 The D�'�'IDYER shall deduct from the wages of emplayees who authorize such
a deduction in writing an amount necessary to oover monthly UNION dues.
Such monies shall be renitted as directed by the tl�TION.
6.2 The iA�TION may designate employees from the bargaining unit to act as a
steward and an alternate and shall inform the EMPLOYER in writing of
such choice and changes in the position of steward and/or alternate.
6.3 The IIKP?�O�YIIt shall make sp�aoe available on the e�loyee bulletin board
for p�sting tA1I0td notioe (s) arxi announcenent (s) .
6.4 The U�1TON ac�rees to indennify and hold the Fi�LdYF',R harmless against any
ana a21 cla�, suits, orders, or judgments brought or issued against
the EMPIAYER as a result of any action taken or not taken by the
II�IAYIIt un8er the provisions of this Article.
•� • � i� �'�:a� �:... r���-. . : ♦: • ��: � �r�:
�_: � .. � . � - r .. -
A grievance is defined as a 8ispute or disagreement as to the
interpretation or applicatian of the specific terms and conditions of
this A�QtF,.II�r.
- 3 -
�G
�.a
�e H�ID�YEEt will recognize desicp�ated by the ONION as
tbe grie�vance repr�entat3ves of the bargaining nnit having the duties
a�c7 responsibilfties established by this Article. The DNION shall
notify the EMPLOYER in Nriting of the names of such ONION
R�R�ATIVFS and of their sucoeseors wi�en so designatea as provided
by 6.2 of this AiQtEH+II��.
. --_ �. . - �...-
It is recoc�ized and aooepted by the UNION and the EMPLOYER.that the
processing of grievances as hereinafter provided is limited by the job
duties an3 responsibilities of the EMPIAYEES an8 shall therefore be
acoo�nq�lished during nonnal working hours only when oonsistent with such
H�IAYEE duties and responsibilities. The aggrieved EMPIAYEE and a
UNION REPRESENTATIVE shall be allowed a reasonable amount of time
without loss in pey when a grievance is investigated and presented to
the II�IPZDYER during normal working hours provided that the F��iPLOYEE and
the ilNI0�1 REPRF5�;�ITATIVE have notified and received the approval of the
c3esignated supervisor who has c]etermined that such absence is reasonable
and would not be detrimental to the work prograns of the II�IDYE'1t.
%.4 pr,��'�'��
Grievances, as define8 by Section 7.1, shall be resolved in conformance
with the follawing procedure:
��
An EMPLOYEE claiming a violation concerning the interpretation or
application of: this AGRF�7T shall, within twenty-one (21) calendar
ciays after such alleged violation has occurred, present such grievance
to the EMPLOYEE'S supervisor as designated by the EMPLOYER. The
H�IAYER-designatec3 representative will discuss and give an answer to
such Step 1 grievance within ten (10) calendar days after receipt. A
grievance not resolved in Step 1 anci appealed to Step 2 shall be placed
in writing setting forth the nature of the grievance, the facts on which
it is based, the provision or provisions of the AGREF�IENT allegedly
vfolated, the reneciy requested, and shall be ap�ealec3 to Step 2 within
ten (10) calendar clays after the II�iPLdYER-designated representative's
final answer in Step l. Any grievance not appealed in writing to Step 2
by the tA�1I0N within ten (10) cal�dar days shall be considered waived.
,�t.�.?.�
If appealed, the written grievance shall be presented by the ONION and
discussed with the F.MPIAYER-designated Step 2 representative. The
�iAYEi� designateci representative shall give the UNIQN the EMPIAYER' S
Step 2 answer in writing within ten (10) calendar days after receipt of
such Step 2 grievance. �i gsievance not resolved in Step 2 may be
appealed to Step 3 within ten (10� calendar days following the
F�l+��YFtt desic�ated representative's final Step 2 answer. Any grfevance
not appealed in writing to Step 3 by the L�NIO[�1 within ten (10) calendar
days shall be oonsiderec3 waived.
� .�•
- 4 -
8 F'
�;
If appealed, the written grievarx:e shall be presented by the tTNION and
discussed with the EMPIAYER-designated Step 3 representative. The
II�IO�YII� designated repreeer►tative shall giv�e the iAdION the EMPIAYER' S
answer fn writing within ten (10) cal�dar days after receipt of such
Step 3 grievar�ce. A grievance not resolved in Step 3�ny be appealed to
btep 4 within t� (10) calendar aays follawinq the �iPIDYER-designated
representative's f3nal answer in Step 3. Any qrievanoe not appealed in
writing to Step 4 by the �TION within ten (10) calendar days shall be
o�nsidered waived.
�.g. �
A grievance imresolved in Step 3 and appealed to Step 4 by the UNION
shall be submitted to arbitration subject to the provisions of the
Public Emplayment Labor Relations Act of 1971. The selectfon of an
arbitrator shall be made in accordance with the "Rules Governing the
Arbitration of Grievances" ss established by the Public Employment
Relations Board.
7•�j Arhifratnr�Q �� }r�ri v
a. The arbitrator shall have no right to amend, modify, nullify,
ignore, add to, or subtract fran the terms and conditions of this
AGREII�iENT. The arbitrator shall consider and decide only the
specific fssue(s) submitted in writing by the ENiRLOYER and the
LA�1IOiN, and shall have no authority to make a decision on any other
issue not so subrAitted.
b. The arbitrator shall be without pawer to make decisions contrary to,
or inconsistent with, or modifying or varying in any way the
application of laws, rules, or regulations having the force and
effect of law. The arbitrator's decision shall be submitted in
writi.ng within thirty (30) c]ays follawing close of the hearing or
the submiss�on of briefs by the parties, whichever be later, unless
the parties agree to an ext�sion. The decision shall be bfnding on
both the �I�OYER and the IINION and shall be based solely on the
arbitrator's interpretatioc� or applicatio�n of the express terms of
this A�aIENT and to the facts of the grievance presenteci.
c. The fees anci expenses for the arbitrator's servioes and proceec7ings
shall be borne equally by the II�IPIDYER anc7 the UNION provided that
each party shall be responsible for compensating its own
representatives and witnesses. If either pnrty desires a verbatim
record of the proceeciings, it mny cause such a record to be made,
provfdiriq it pays for the record. If b�th parties desire a verbatim
record of the ptoceeciirgs the oast si�all be shared equally.
7.6 �
If a grievar�ce is not presentecl within the time limits eet forth above,
it shall be consic]erecl "waived'. If a grievance is not appealed to the
next etep within the specified time limit or any agreed extension
thereof, it sha1l be oonsidered settled on the basis of the EMPIAYER'S
last answer. If the F��IAYIIt does not answ�er a grievance or an appeal
thereof within the specified time limits, the L�1ION may elect to treat
the grievance as denied at that etep and immediately appeal the
�
:
grievar�ce to the neat step. 'Tt�e time limit in each step may be exte�ded
by nutual writt�n agreenent of the S�t ana the ZIlJI�7 in each ste�.
w, . - ., . - _..
If, as a result of the written �iPLOYER response in 8tep 3, the
grievance re�sins unresolved, and if the grievance involves the
Buspensi�, deootion, or dfscharge of an enplayee wi� has completec3 the
required probationary period, the grievance may be appealed either to
Step 4 of Article VII or a procedure such as: Civil Servioe, Veteran's
Prefere�ce, or Fair Einplayment. If appealed to any procedure other than
Step 4 of Article VII, the qrievance is not subject to the arbitration
procedure as provided in Step 4 of Article VII. The aggrieved�employee
shall indicate in writing which procedure is to be utilized (Step 4 of
Article VII or another appeal procedure) and shall siqn a stateqnent to
the effect that the choioe of any other hearing precludes the aggrieved
e�loyee fran malcing a subsequent appeal through Step 4 of Article VII.
::�M w � : ���. «i�T�ti:�
This A�GRF�EMENT is Bubject to the laws of the �nited States, the State of
Minnesota and the City of Fridley. In the event any provision of this
AGREF�IENT shall be held to be contrary to law by a court of competent
jurisdiction fraa whose final judgment or decree no appeal has been taken
within the time provided, such provisions shall be voided. Al1 other
provisions of this AGRE�III�1T shall continue in full force anc} effect. The
voided provfsion may be r�egotiated at the writte� request of either party.
ARTICLE IX SSdIORITY
9.1 Seniority shall be deterniined by the employee's length of continuous
employment with the Fire Department and posted in an appropriate
location. Seniority rosters may be maintained by the FIRE CHIEF on the
basis of tim�e in grade and tfm�e within specific classifications.
9.2 During tt�e probationary perial, a ne�wly hired or rehired enplayee may be
discharged at the sole discretion of the EMPLOYER. During the
probationary period a pranoted or reassigned enployee may be replaced in
his previous postiion at the sole discretion of the II�IDYER.
9.3 A reduction of work force will be accomplished on the basis of
seniority. Employees shall be recalle8 from layoff on the basis of
seniority. An enployee ori layoff shall have an apportunity to return to
work within two years of the time of his layoff before any new employee
is hired.
9.4 Vacation periods to a maxin�n of tw�o (2) wee�cs shall be selectecl on the
basis of seniority until !'ay lst of each calendar year.
- 6 -
'� M" �: M �' 1 I"
:
10.1 'Tt�e H�IDYER will discipline euploye� for just cause arxi may be in one
or more of the following form,s:
a. oral repri�osndt
b. written repritoand;
c. suspension;
d. denotiont or
e. discharqe.
10.2 Suspensicns, denotions anci discharges will be in writt� form.�
10.3 written repri�oarids, notices of suspension, and notices of discharge
which are to beoome part o£ an employee's personnel file shall be read
and acimowledged by sigrjature of the eaployee. D�loyees will receive a
oopy of such reprimancls arc�/or notioes.
10.4 �iiayees may exa�nine their own individual personnel files at reasonable
times u�der the direct supervision of the Fi�1PiDYER.
•� M ` � •,"1' `r:l:r� 1 :r�
11.1 The noimal work schedule for the employees of the Fire Department shall
oonsist of a 56.66 hour work week. The normal work schedule for 1982
shall be 58 hrs. per week until 6/14/82 and 56.66 hrs. thereafter. The
nonaal w�ork schedule for 1983 shall be 2946 hours. The 56.6 hour work
week for 1982 and 1983 does not oontemplate regularly scheduled hours on
Saturc7ay and before 8 P.M. on S�mdays.
a. hours worked on assignec7 shiftss
b. holidays=
c. authorized leave time.
The Depart�t Head is responsible for scheduling and assigning the
weekly work schedule.
11.2 The City clai�ns the authority to schedule enployee's duty schedule. A
nornal work sci�edule for the eoployees will be a combination of shifts
oanprised of twelve (12) hours betwt.� 8:00 P.M. Sunday and 8:00 A.M.
Friday and t� (10) hours betwe� 7s00 A.M. Monclay and 5:00 P.M. Friday.
11.3 It is recognized by
the establishment c
w�eelcly, seasonal, or
i�ours. The emplayer
by the establisi�nent
, work day.
he parties that servioe to the public may require
` regular ehifts for so�ne employees on a daily,
annual basis, ather than the regularly scheduled
will give ac]vance notioe to ti�e eaplayees affected
of work days different than the normal employees'
11.4 In the ev�t that work is required because af tmusual circ�unstances such
as (but not limited to) fire, flood, snaw, sleet, breakc3own of municipal
equipm�t or facilities, no a8vance notice to the employees need be
given. It is not required that an employee workfng other than the
norn�al workday be Bchedulecl to work more than the schecluled hours=
however, each enployee isas an obligation to work overtime if requested,
-7-
:
unless tu�usual circca�stat�ces prev�t him fram c3oir�g eo.
11.5 It is also reooc�ized by tiie parties that service to the public may
require the establisl�nent of regular w�ork weeks that �chedule work on
Saturdays ana/or b�a�days. IDmploye� who are regularly scheduled to be
an duty Saturday anc�/or Stax3ay will be gr�ted tw�o oonser.utive days of f
in lieu of Saturc3ay and/or Siuxlay.
� ;• � �. : . •i: �, M �._ .� .
12.1 Each Fh�layee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a
period of not less than twelve (I2) successive nanths is entitled to a
vacation away from enplayment with p�y. Vacation p�y shall be computed
at the regular rate of pny to which such Employee is entitled. An
Fi�nploy ee who has worked a minimrm of twelve (12) months is entf tled to
one (1) wcrk day (11.3) hours of vacation for each month so worked. An
F�mployee who has worked eighty�-four (84) oansecutive months is entitled
to one anc7 one-half (1 �/2) workdays (16.95 hours) of vacation for each
month worked beginning with the eighty-fifth (85th) month of consecutive
employment. An Employee who has worked one hundred eighty.(180)
successive months is entitled to one and two-thi=cls (1 2/3) workdays
(18.75 hours) of vacati� £or each month w�orked, beginning with •the one
hundred eighty-first (181st) month of consecutive eanployment. Except
where otherwise provided by agreement between the City Manager and
�loyee, no more than twenty (20) days vacation may be taken in any one
caleridar year. �
12.2 Ei,�loyees are not authorizec7 to carry over fran one year to the next
more than five (5) days of vacation over what the employee had at the
end of the previous year, without express approval of his Department
gead and the City Manager.
12.3 In the event a regular full time Employee quits or his employment is
severed for any reason whatsoever, he shall receive his earned vacation
P�Y•
AR'PI(Z8 ZIII PAY F�t P?RE GZ'iS
13.I Pay for off duty fire call.s sha11 be an a�nauit equal to the current rate
being paid to paid call firefighters. This will apply on all fire calls
before or after regular working hours or on days off. Should the oourts
firxi that the Fridley Fire Dep�artment comes under the jurisdiction of
the Federal Fair iabor Standards Act, this sectfon of the vontract shall
be null and void.
•� • � • � r �' :,- :►�v • •�r•
14.1 Tt�e City will pay oertain expenses for oertain education courses based
on the follawi.ng criteria.
- 8 -
:
a. �e training vourse must bave relevarx:e to the E�nployees' present
or anticipated career resp�nsibilities. Attendance shall be at a
City a�naved instftution. The course nust be epproved by the
Department Head.
b. Financial assistan�ce v►iill be extenaed onl.y
accredited institution. Thf s include
Miru�esota Bci�000l of Husiness, e�trc.
14.2 Employee Fklucation Prograns Financfal Policy
to vonrees offered by an
s vocntional schools,
Financial assistance will be eutended to oover only the oost of tuition.
Charges for books, etudent �ion membership, student health ooverage and
other charges for which the student receives same itea or servioes other
than actual instruction will not be pnid. Tl�e City will pey 50$ of the
oost of tuition in advance of the �loyee's actual participntion in the
oourse and the Employee shall pay 508 of the cost. Opon successful
oompletion of the course an employee will be required to present a
certification of satisfactory w�rk to his department head. Satisfactory
w+ork is clefined ns follvws:
a. In oourses issuing a letter grade, a C or above fs required.
b. In oourses issuing a nwnerical grade, 70$ or above is required.
c. In oourses not issuing a grade, a certifiaation fran the institution
t1�at the student satisfactorily participated in the 'activities of
the vourses as requireci. `
14.3 If the Employee satisfactorily completes the course, he will be
reimburseci for the adc7itional 50$ of the tuition cost for which he had
obligated himself in the approved application. If the employee fails to
satisfactorily oomplete the aourse, he will not be reimbursed.
14.4 The program will not reimburse the eaployee for the hours he spends in
class, rnly for the tuitio�.
14.5 Expenses for which the employee is compensated under some other
ec7ucational or nssistance program, such as the GI bill, will not be
UOVBZBd.
14.6 The City rvill not pay tuition or other costs for those courses which are
used to make the emplayee eligible for additional salary.
ARTICLE XV �LIDAYS
15.1 Bolidays include New Year's Day, January l: Washington and Lincoln's
Birthday, the third Monday in February: iKenorial Day, the last Monday in
May: Indepen8ence Day July 4f Labor Day, the first Monday in September;
Christvpher Colia�bus Day, the second Ma�day iri October t Veteran's Day,
Navesnber llj Thanksgivfng Day, the fourth Thursday in November; and
Christzaas Day, Decenber 25� Pro�vided, i+� New Year's Day, Jaawary lt or
Indepet�ience Day, July 4: or Veteran's Day, November llt or Christmas
Day, December 25= falls on S�u�day the follaaing c7ay shall be a holiday,
and provided, when New Year's Day, January lf or Independence Day, July
4; or Veteran's Day, Navenber llj or Christ�nas Day, December 25f falls
- 9 -
8 W.
cn SaturdaY. the Preoedin9 day shall be a taliday.
15.2 In adclition to th
ocntract shall be
City Council or
hoZidays per year�
1lir1ZQ.B IVI S�'ICiC I�VB
e holidays listecl above, e�mployees covered by this
entitled to tw�o additional holidays designated by the
the Department Head, for a total of eleven (11)
16.1 Any enp2oyee who is unable to work because of sickness or in'ury may
obtain a leave of absence upon r�tioe to the City. Written ver�fication
of i�is condition by a competent medical authority may be required.
%fiere the oondition of the Fhiployee is such that he is unable to act for
himself, the Dnion may apply for such leave of absence in his behalf.
Failure to notify the City subjects the Employee to appropriate
discipline by the City.
16.2 Each enployee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a
period not less than twelve t12) sucoessive montl�s is entitlec] to sick
leave away from enployment with p�y. Sick leave pay shall be computed
at the regular rate of pay to which such Employee is entitlec7. An
fl�layee who has workec7 a minimaa of twelv�e t12) months is entitled to
one (1) c�ay (11.3 hrs.) sick leave for each month worked, cim�ulative to
one h�u�dred twenty (120) days of sick leave. After one hundred twenty
(120) earned and unused days of sick Ieave have accurtulateci, ane (1) c7ay
additional vacation shall be granted to an employee for every three (3)
eick leave aays earned and unused. The euplayee may elect, after ninety
(90) earned and unused days of sick leave have accumulatecl, to receive
one (1) day additional vacation for every three (3) sick leave days
earned ancl unused. Sick leave days shall not accumulate beyond one
hundred tw�enty (120) . Before any sick leave ca�ensation is paid, the
City raay request and is entitled to receive frrnn any employee who has
be�► absent more than three (3) c3ays in suocession, a oertifiaate sicg�ed
by a aon�etent physician or other medical attendant certifying to the
fact that the absence was in fact due to sickness and not otherwise.
The Cfty also reserves the right to have an ex�anination mac]e at any time
of any person clai.ming absence by reason of sic)mess f euch examination
may be mac3e when ttie City deens the same reasonably necessary to verify
the sickness claimed, and may be made in behalf of the City by any
oanrpetent person c]esignated by the City.
MTIC7.B XVII Ilt7�t Q�1 �
17.1 Any full time City emplayee who has been enployec] by the City at least
six (6) m�nths, injured on his regular job, shall be entitled to full
pay up to a peria] of ninety (90) days while he is absent fromn work by
reason of such injury and his accrued sick leave will not be charged
until after and beginning wit2► ttie ninety-first (9lst) day of absence
fram work by reason of such injury= pravicied, i�awever, the amount of any
oon�ensatian shall be rec7uoed by any gayment receivecl by the injurecl
employee fraa worker's vompensation insurance. An enployee wbo claims an
absence from work due to an injury sustained on his reg�slar job is
subject tc an exaQninatioci to be mac3e in behalf of the City by a person
aompet�t to perfona t�e same and ns is c3esignat�ed by the City.
- 10 -
•� • • • �•: r� •. -•��•�_
18.1 Al1 newly hired or rehired enployees will serve a six (6) month
probationary period.
�TIQB 7� P1A�lL PlIT
19.1 In case of death occurring in the i,mnediate fa�nily o� an enployee, such
an employee may be eucused from work for up to three days with
additional time off granted by the City 1Kanager if additional time is
needed. �is time off shall not eubject the employee to loss cf pay.
For this purpose, menbers of the imnediate family of the esaployee are
oonsidered to be the follawing� spouse, child (natural or adopted),
pare�t, grandpar�t, brother, sister, m�ther-in-law or father-in-law.
1�1�'I(I,B �C J[� PAY
20.1 It shall be understood and agreed that the City shall pay all regular
full time e�loyees serving on any jury the difference in salary between
jury pay and his regular salary or pay while in Buch servioe.
:�Y � •.� i�,��{�.;•, •,-'%`:_��
20.1 The City shall provide a uniform clothing allowance for Fire Fighters of
,$242 per year for the year 1982 and $263 in 1983, said allowance to be
paid in cash in January of each year.
NY r � 1.� :11; .: : I : �: �4�'� 1;.�11: : r�
21.1 The II�IO�YIIt will oontribute up to a maximum of $105.00 per month per
employee to�,rards health, life and long term disability insurance during
the year 1982 anci $115 per month during the year 1983.
PiRTI(I� ]IXIII R�iTF� (F PAY
Zi .1 F�ref ig ters
First six months
After six mo�ths
After 1 ],/2 years
After 2 �/2 years
After 3 1,/2 years
23.2 Fire Cap�taain
�9.82
$1,632.47 per month
$1,681.44 per m�th
$1,808.69 per mo�th
$1,902.91 per m�nth
$2,003.27 per montii
$2,131.76 per month
- 11 -
1983
Zb Be Negotiated
Zb Be Negotisted
Zb He Negotiated
Zb Be Negotiated
1b Be Negotiated
Zb Be Negotiated
. �
•. • � ♦:� ' � � t• • �: ♦: ;.� '
. .
.•
24.1 Incentive pny Will be paid over and above the standard base rate or
goinq rate for Hnployees hirec] prior to Jaru�+ry 1, 1974 a�oo�rdirig to the
follawing sci�edule, provided enplayees have made denonstratable proqress
tawards impzaving their proficiency for their particular job title or
job essi�nt.
After 5 y�ears of servioe
After 10 yenrs of servioe
After 15 years of service
;�i� � •.� ��. :r: �; a� y���
,1�82_� 1 83
$24
$48
$72
25.1 For Firef ighters hired after January 1, 1974 the City will pay for
education credits earnecl at an accredited institution of higher Iearning
at the rate of $.40 per quarter credit etarting with the ninety-first
(91st) quarter credit up to a maximum of one hundred eighty (180)
creaits or a maximun of $36.00 per month. AlI courses taken must be
approved by the Bnployer. No Firefighter hired after January l, 1974
will be eligible ior paymes�ts �mcier ARTICLE �CIV. No Firef ighter will
draw both additional incentive pay under ARTICLE XXIV, and pay for
educatian credit. baQloye� will not be eligible for education credits
�iring their six (6) �oonth probationary peria7. A determination of the
number of credits an gnplayee is eligible for will be made o� December 1
of the previous year. Credits earned during the year will not be
oounted until the suoceeding year. The City will not pay tuition for
oourses that the �aplayee will later be paid for as noted above.
�1 r .♦ �I� }� .J �.
26.1 For all enplayees hired prior to January 1, 1978, the severence pay
policy ehall be as follaws:
Any Employee witi� forty-eight (48? or more consecutive montbs of
empl t will receive severance pay in cash based on one-androne-half
(1 2) days for each twelv�e (12) o�nsecutive montl�s workec], but not to
exceed thirty (30) days of the smue.
26.2 For all enployees hirea after January l, 1976, the severence pay policy
shall be as fol].ows:
An employee with forty-eigbt (46) or more consecutive months of
enployment �ill receive severarx:e pny in cast► based on one and one-hal f
(1 1/2) days of seveiance pey for each tw�elve oonsecvtive months workeci.
The arrnan�t of severance pay due an emplayee shal� not exceed one-third
(l,/3) of their �usecl sick leave.
- 12 -
1�R'PTQB �1II �IV�
27.1 ]�ny anci all prior agreenents, resolutions, practices, po licies, rules
arxi regulations regarding terms and conditions of employment, to the
extent inooc�sistent with the pravisions of this AQtEH�ENT, are hereby
supers�ded.
27.2 Tl�e parties mutually acknowledge that during the negotiations which
resulted in this A�, each had the �mlimited right and apportunity
Eo make denands and praposals with reepect to ar�y term or condition of
�nployment not reaoved by law from bargaining. Ali ngreesnents and
understandings arrfvec3 at by the parties are set forth in writing in
this AGRED�IENT for the stipulated duration of this AGREF�tENT. The
S�'IOYER and the ilNI0t�1 each voluntarily and unqualifiedly waives the
right to meet and negotiate regarding any and a21 tenas and conditions
of enplaycnent referred to or o�vered in this AC�F.F�IENT or with respect
to any tenn or oonditiot� of enployment not specifically referred to or
oovered by this AGRF�, even though such terms or o�nditions may not
have bee�i within the knowledge or v�ntenplation of eitber or both of the
parties at the time this c�ontract was negotiated or executed.
ARTIQ� EXVIII DIIIiATIQ1
This A�GRED�T shall be effective as of January 1, 1982, except as herein
noted, and shall reaain in full foroe ancl effect �mtil the thirty�first day of
Decenber, 1983, except that wages for 1983 shall be�negotiated at a later
c7ate. In wftness whereof, the parties hereto have executed this AGREF1�+lENT on
this ��_ - - - - - _ . _. _ _ day of . , 19 �.,.
[�i44' �_- �; 1�; ::
1�AYC� — iI�a71�M a%. �E
q n C': • YI ♦!:' i::!
'�' 1:1: 1' :r'.' • ' `�IM��' •"
�� f� �'.lY./��. � r � �
� r\ \� �►1
- 13 -
� ��
. ,
I hereby reoa�aaend to the City Camcil appraval
� this agreenent.
L �-�-�-�
sm n�ecso�, c�u. �cffi
� � �'.��2.��
�� �
�. aa - c�, � nee�rr
- 14 -
1�80[�TPIiQ�i I�D. - 1982
A R��i'IQ0 �II�'IIiNIIl�G APPOII�ITMENTS TO THE CIT3i OF
FRIDLEY �+1I.SSI� P+O�t �E YSAR 1982
WA�AS, the City Council appoints members to Commissions to perform
functions outlined and authorized by City Cale Chapter 6, 182, 450.28 and
to other organizations and oortmittees as c3eemed advisable; and
�AS, a review of vacancies arid reapnointments are conducted prior to
April lst and new appointments and reapp�intanents are made at that time;
ar�d
WHIIZEAS, extension of sane appointments are sanetimes necessary to insure
continuity in me�mbership of such Camnissions when certain extensions of
appointments are dee�ned essential to efficiency;
IJOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the following appointments and
reappoinbnents are confirmed, made or extended by the City Council of:the
City of Fridley, as of April 4, 1982 or effective date-as indicated:
MAYOR PRO TII�i — Councilman Dermis Schneider
�•a�.� � u ia �•• � a.
��.,�',�_ 'ti �.� !,: : � ��� ���4�'� ��y„i:.�;.. 4a�;�V a�,�• 1; �
PLAt�IIdII� QONIl�I7.SSIOIJ ( (1�PTIIt 6 )
General
Chairpers�
Q�airperson
IIlviroTnnental Quality
Canmission
Chairpers�
Catminity� Development
Carmission
Chairperson
Parks & R�ecreation
Cammission
Chairperson
Appeals
Canmission
Chairperso�
H�unan Resources
Catmission
Chairperso�n
E�ergy
Caranission
Virginia Schnabel
1527 Windemere Circle N.E.
(H. 571-3318)
x��r,�ra s�
1521 Woodside Court N.E.
(H.571-6154)(B.297-2732)
LeRoy Oquist
1H11 Aackman Circle N.E.
(H.571-0425)(B.482-4383)
David Rondrick
280 Stoneybrook Way N.E.
(H.571-2359)(B.571-4767)
Patricia Gabel
5847 - 2 1/2 St. N.E.
(H.571-1288)(B.571-4600)
!laiy van Dan
6342 Baker Av�ennue p.E.
(H.571-3177)(B.546-9035)
Dean Sat�a
6325 Van Buren N.E.
(H.571-1953)(8.631-5�60)
4-1-85
4-1-85
4-1-84
4-1-85
4-1-85
4-1-84
4-1-83
�
Page 2-- RE90Ltfl''tONS 1�A. - 1982 9�
�� r v � �,�
� .h�IJ' � .� �IJ � � I �J�
� 1 �� . �1� �1�4:r� y�.ryl: .'N� i.7��.� .»��� �� .'}'�
�� � �tU�144 � ��:� �,'y4�'71\% ��.Y ft "� �:� «�'; �4�+; � yl.Tyl:.�;.. '�' : ; ��;.,,
Ct�airperson
Vioe Chairpersori
LeRay Oquist
1811 Hackmann Circle N.E.
(8.571-0415)(B.482-4383)
Renneth Vos
990 68th Avenue N.E.
(H.571-2246)
Connie Modig
1330 Aillcrest Drive N.E.
(H.571-0550)(B.298-3789)
Sharon (�.istafson
437 ltice Creek Blvcl. N. E.
(H.574-9582(B.866-4983)
Alfred Gabel
5947 2 1/2 St. N.E.
(H.571-1288)(B.561-8800)
4-1-84
4-1-85
4-1-83
4-1-83
4-1-84
� i i�i : ��� � �Mi_. i. M �i� �� fl�1l. � � «/.. �j - y.��i ��- - - - �- �ii
Chairperson
Vice-Ct�airpers�
David Rondrick
280 Stoneybrook Way N.E.
(H.571-2359)(B.571-4767)
Mary Schreiner
6851 Oakley Street
(8.571-3045)(B.571-1010)
Jan Seeger
324 Ironton Street N.E.
(H.784-7441)
Dick Your�g
5695 Quincy St. N.E.
(H.571-�98)
Daniel Allen
6200 Rice Creek Drive N.E.
(H.5?1 3137)(B.373-0956)
4-1-85
4-1-85
4-1-84
4-1-83
4-1-83
0
Page 3-- �OI�Ti'I�1S I�. - 1982 9 B
��YM � �.�
• :r. :� � i i J • � � a �
��1 1 ^ • �i� 1��T'7'� �IJyI. �� `.l���M .f���� I� �i
APPEAIS O�II�iISSIQ+i (Q�anter 6) (5 l�i�er9-3 Year '11etmL
Cbairpersaz Patricia Gabel 4-1-85
5947 - 2 I/2 St. N.E.
(H.571-1288)(B.571-4600)
Vive-Chairperson
Alex P. Barna
560 Augo Street N.E.
(8.784-5468)
Jean Gerou
1650 Briardale Rd. N.E.
(H.571-6736)
Leslie F. Cole�nan
6011 6th Street N.E.
(H.571-7453)(B.544-0505)
4-1-85
4-1-84
4-1-84
James Plemel 4-1-83
6864 Ct�annel Road N.E. •
(H.571-0026)(B.421-4760x1126)
,
r. c�rmr.TTV (Y�9NT�QTC�T ((���er 6) (5 M�rs - 3 Year R�erm)
t�airperson Richard Swanda 4-1-85
1521 Woodside Court
(H.571-6154)(8.297-2732)
Vice-Ct�airperson Maynard Nielson 4-1-85
� 7144 Riverview �errace N.E.
(H.571-6608)(B.571-0761)
Jon Erickson
1601 N. Innsbruck Drive
(H.571-2577)(8.571-9481)
Bruce Petersaci
7503 �anpo Terrace N.E.
(H.786-9898)(B.853-5041)
Marcia Schaaf
5534 W. Bavarian Pass N.E.
(B.571-0963)(B.571-460A)
4-1-83
4-1-83
4-1-84
Page 4-- RF.90t�I0tJ N0. - 1982
• •J'✓�`1:n � `I:r � ' • • � 1` :r�
�`� 1�^ ��1� �1�4.�� yl.fyl: .�� �.JI�.M .l���� �� .!ti
:{I_ti�. � ;1:+ti.��11�,M:Yti ��.Y � � �,� �'1 -��1 ." r �ii �_- - _ 1- •ii
C�airperson
Vice-Chairperson
Mary van Dari
6342 Baker Avenue N.E.
(H.571-3177)(B.546-9035)
Brian Goodspeed
731 Rice Creek Terrace N.E.
(H.571-4822)
Peter Treuenfels
5248 Horizon Dr. N.E.
(H.572-8229)(B.638-7619)
Jayne Noble
7381 Jackson St. N.E.
(H.784-4771)(B.786-0800)
Lynn Boergerhoff
7374 Van Buren St. N.E.
(H.786-7167)
4 1-84
4-1-84
4-1-85
4-1-83
4-1-83
II�RG'Y OQ�LI�SrON ((�.�9^!-p* 6) (5 lrl�bers - 3 Year R1erm)
Chairperson Dean Saba 4-1-83
6325 Van Buren N.E.
(H.571-1953)(B.631-5�60)
Vice-Chairperson
Zbdd Tessner
6890 Channel Rcl. N. E.
(H.574-1904)
Jerry Cichosz
7509 Tempo Terrace N.E.
(8.786-2495)(8.574-5690)
William Jordan
895-76th Avenue N.E.
(H.786-5504)(374-5800x6Hj
Willia�a F. Ffiarton
6887 Ct�aru�el Road N.E.
(H.571-8555)(B.853-2207}
4-1-85
4-1-84
4-1-85
4-1-83
9C
�e 5—�rrio�t No. — �9s2 9 D
�� y'y `ti �,�
• :,ti�s . �i� '• � s�
•.1 ,�� : �1� ��+MJ� yIJyI: �i� i;il;�� :+�,�' �� �
�': = 4� J1/ �.� !�.4'ti .'.ti �,, � •.— _��S •:/ ,e_�ii..— — __ �— ���
t�airpers�
Vice-Chairpers�
Burt Weaver
928 Rice Creek Terrace N.E.
(H.571-4237)(B.571-1249)
Duane Peterson
7376 Stinso�� Blv�d. N.E.
(H.786-5174)(B.374-1120)
Barbara Aughes
548 Rice Creek Terrace N.E.
(H.571-6182)(B.871-7332)
Edward Raspszak
1317 flillcrest Driv�e N.E
(A.571-0441)(8.544-2115)
Harold Belg�an
191 Hartman Circle N.E.
(A.571-1191)
4-1-84
4-1-83
4-1-85
4-1-85
4-1-84
�; n a� . �.. ��. : ►.� ; �� �1/� !Iyy►�'�� ; 1�4,:�iS �4 � �n.�- - - k- �u
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Larry C,om¢��ers
5212 St. Moritz Drive N.E.
(H.571-8925)(B.539-3355)
Elmars A. Prieditis
6031 Benjamin St. N.E.
(H.571-7230)(B.332-1401)
Walter Rassmuson
7806 Alc7en Way N.E.
(A.571-6232)(B.379-8811)
Duane Prairie
489 Rice Creek T�rrace N.E.
(H.571-3993)(B.786-9800)
Carolyn S�enc7sen
6171 Rerry Lane N.E.
(H.571-6060)(B.571-2345)
6-9-84
6-9-�6
6-9-87
6-9-83
6-9-85
Page 6— It�90LUPI0N NJ. - 1982
9E
� �. 4 V � �: �
• -�:,ti-�� � �. �ia ► • -• � �.
�;; : ��� ���4�� „�J„�: :�I; 4�++;�y :+�,�' �: �-
��) M ��.v M `ti �,� M� _i�� .- „ =n �.- - _ �" �n
John R. Hinsverk
170 Bartiaan Circle
(5.571-6038)(B.425-4541)
Jean Schell
5198 St. Moritz Drive N.E.
(H.571-3283)
Elizabeth Rahnk
209 Rioe Creek Blvd. N.E.
(8.571-2108)
4-1-85
4-1-83
4-1-84
ANORA �UIV'I�Y LAW II�FORCII�TP OOIINCIL (1 Representative and 1 Alternate)
Councilman Schneider, Repr.
Councilnan 8amernik, Alt.
StIBUI�AN RATE AU'1%iORITY (1 Member arxl 1 Alternate)
Councilman Hamernik, Repr.
Councilman Barnette, A1t.
12-31-82
12-31-82
12-31-82
Z2-31-82
NpRZH SC1Bi11�N SIInTER SE�RVICE BQAIm (1 Representative and 1 Alternate)
Councilman Barnette, Repr.
Councilman Schneider, Alt.
AS.90CIATION OF I�'iiaOPOLITAN 1�JNICIPALITIES
Councilman Fitzpatrick
Councilznan Hamernik
9(��OOL DISTRICT #14 OONII�J[JNITY S(�i00q, ADVI90�t dOCTNCIL
Councilman Barnette,
9CHOOL DISI'RICT #13 REPRFSENTrATIVE
Councilman Fitzpatrick
12-31-82
12-31-82
12-31-82
12-31-82
12-31-82
12-31-82
PASSID AI�ID ADOPTID BY THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY C
, 1982.
WILLIAM J. I�E - MAYOR
A7TF5P:
CITY Q,ERR - SID1�Y C. Il�1P,N
10
FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT
July 12, 1982
EFFECTIVE
NAME POSITION SALARY DATE REPLACES
Gaie Louise Anderson Office Assistant $935 July 12, Michele Zwicky
604 North Lexington Parkway Police Dept. per 1982
St. Paul, MN 55104 Month
�
FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY C�UNCIL — LIC��SES
`�uiy i2, t9s2.
Type of License: B�r_ Approved By:
Cigarette:
University Station
7610 llniversity Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn.. 55432
t
Vending Machines
Allied Aluminum Mfg.Inc.
7341 Conmerce Lane N.E.
fridley,Mn. 55432
American Mold & Eng. Co.
7230 Commerc� C�rcle
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Faith Academy
1401 Gardena Ave.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Jubilee Music
Royal Crown Bev.
Royal Crown Bev.
Royal Crown Bev.
Target (Employee's Lounge) Royal Crown Bev.
755 - 53rd Ave.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Solictor
Eric Prier
548 Laurel Ave. N.61.
Anoka, Mn. 55303
Gary Scott Parker
605 Brisbin St.
Anoka, Mn. 55303
�
C
V
Southwestern Co.
Southwestern Co.
1
James P. Hill --
Public Safety Director
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector
Steven J. Olson
Health Inspector,
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
�
11
Fees•
$12.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$60.00
$60.00
11 A
F.OR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCtL -��sEs
JULY 12, 1982 •
GAS SERVIGES •
Dependable Heating & Air Oond.
�615 Coon Rapids Boulevard N.W.
Coon Rapids, MIJ 55433 . By: Thomas Chouinard
GENERAL COIITRACTOR
Hagman Cons truc tion, Inc.
2040 Douglas Drive North
Minneapolis, MN 55422
Rod Johnson Building
7835 Gloria Circle
Moundsview, MN 55432
Sundown Construction Inc.
4509 Heights Drive Ti. E.
Minneapolis, Mt1 55421
By: James A. iiagman
By: Rodney Johnson
By: Stephen Paulus
HEATI IJG
Dependable Heating & Air Cond.
2615 doon Rapids Boulevard
Cbon Rapi ds , 1�I 55433 By : Thomas Chouinard
MASONRY
Merferd Construction
2333 - 15th Street t7.W.
New Brighton, NIId 55112
PLASTERING
Joe Nelson Stucco Co., Inc.
1150 - 98th Lane N.��.
Coon Rapids, MI1 55433
SIGN ERECTOR
Sign Service, Inc.
1016 N. �th Street
Minneapolis, MI3 55411
Specialty Sales Service Inc.
2907 Louisiana Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55427
u
By: Elmer Israelson Jr.
By: Marvin Nelson
By: C.L. Mac McCline
By: Gerald Meland
APPROVED BY
ieIILLIAM SANDIN
Plbg .-Iitg. Insp.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
LIARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
WILLIAP4 SANDIN
Plbg.-Htg. Insp.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
DARREL CLARK
Chief Bldg. Ofc.
� 11 B
F.OR CONCURRENCE SY THE CtTY COUNCtL - LICENSES
` , � Residential Reatal Propertq - July 12, 1982
OWNER LQCATION OF BLDG. UNITS FEE APPROVID BY
Gary Skay 5606-08 - 6th St. NE 2 $24.00 Steven J. Olson
5432 Bryant Avenue No. Eriviron.Ofcr.
Mianeapolie, I�1 �
FAR fANCURRENCE 8Y THE CITY COUNCIL - EST I�'.�TES
Paida & Sons, Inc.
1462 Da�yton Avenue
St. Paul , P1�� 55104
FINAL Estihiate N0. 1-1982 concrete Joint &
Crack Resealing Project
Twin City Striping
4416 Highland Road
Minnetonka, �!N 55343
Partial Estimate No. 1-1982 Street Striping
Keys Wel] Drilling Company
413 North Lexinton Parkway
St. Paul, MN 55104
Partial Estimate No. 1- Repair Well #3
McQuire Ptechanical Service, Inc.
20715 Ho�d Avenue West
Lakeview, MN 55044
�
Partial Estimate No. 1- Water & Sanitary
Sewer Project 136
Herrick � Newman, P.A.
5279 University Avenue, N.E.
Frid�ey, MN 55432
For Services Rendered as City Attorney
for the Month of June, I9�2
$31, 263.59
$ 1,200.00
$11,722.50
�
$10,674.00
$ 3,82E.35
�
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
ENGINEERING DIVISION
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
June 21, 1982
Honorable Mayor and City Council
c/o Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager
City of Frid]ey
6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Council Members:
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
We hereby submit the Final Estimate No. 1 for Palda & Sons, Incorpo-
rated, 1462 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104, for the 1982
Concrete Joint & Crack Resealing Project.
Original Contract $38,110.00
Final Construction Cost $31,263.59
AMO�NT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE N0. 1...$31,263.59
We have viewed the work under contract for the construction of the
1982 Concrete Joint & Crack Resealing Project and find that the same
is substantial]y complete in accordance with the contract documents.
I recommend that final payment be made upon acceptance of the work by
your Honorable Body, and that the one-year contractual maintenance
bond commence on the date listed.
Respectfully submitted,
� �i T �t-�
HN G. FLORA, P.E.
Public.Works Director
JGF: i jk
Prepared by: r!
Checked by:
�A
�
June 21, 1982
To: Public Works Directcr
City of Fridley
REPORT ON FINAL INSPECTION FOR
1982 CONCRETE JOINT & CRACK RESEALING PROJECT
We, the undersigned, have inspected the above mentioned project and �ind
that the work required by the contract is substantially complete in con-
formity with the pians and specifications of the project.
All deficiencies have been corrected by the contractor. Also, the work
for which the City feels the contractor should receive a reduced price -
has been agreed upon.by the contractor. _ � �
So, therefore, we recor�xnend to you that the City approve the attached
FINAL ESTIMATE for the contractor and the one-year maintenance bond,
starting from the day of the final inspection, that being June 21, 1982.
�
L ZENTGR F
Construction Inspec,�r
• �i.
:ontractor Representative
C.H. PALDA
C1TY OF FRIDLEY
Engineering Department
6431 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Date June 21, 1982
0
12 C
T0: Honorable Mayor and City Council RE: Est. No. � 1 Final) �
City of Fridley Per. Endi�g June 21, 1982
6431 University Avenue Northeast For
Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Palda & Sons, Inc.
1462 Dayton Avenue
St. Paul, MN 35104
1982 Concrete Joint & Crack Resealing
STATEM� NT OF WORK Project
Contract ltem stimated Unit quantlty Quant�ty
uantities Price This Est. To Date
Q
TOTAL
To Date
1,263.59
SUMMARY:
priginal Contract Amount
Contract Additions - Change Order Nos.
Contract Deductions - Change Order Nos.
Revised Contract Amount
Yalue Completed To Date
SUB TOTAL
Amount Retained (10'J�)
Less Amount Paid Previously
AMOUNT DUE THIS ESTIMATE
CERTIFICATE OF THE CONTRACTOR
• � 38,110.00
E
S
` s 38,110.00
s 31,263.59
; 31,263.59
b -0-
E -0-
b 31.263.59
12D
I hereby certify that the work performed and the materials supplied to date under
terms of the contract for reference project, and all authorized changes thereto,
have an actual valu der the contract of the amounts shown oC► this estimate (and
the fina¢'�' �iti s� phe final estimate are correct), and that this estimate is
just an r t art of the "Amount Due This Estimate has been received.
• PRESIDIIdT Date June 24, 1982
gy .
ra tor s A— u�orize� epresenta ive `�'it e
C.H. PALDA
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
I hereby certify that I have prepared or examined this estimate, and that the
contractor is entitled to payment of this estimate under the contract for
reference project.
CITY OF FRIDLE ' PEC OR
6y I�
Check ed By
�i!%%Q-
100A/1091A
Date (p'" 2 �'�" Z-
Respecfully submitted,
CITY OF FRIDL
By �i T
� . L , ..
P ic Work s Director '
�
June 21, 1982
1982 Concrete Joint & Crack Resealing Project
�
CERTIFICATE OF THE CONTRACTOR
This is to certify that items of the work shown in this statement of
work certified herein have been actually furnished, and done for the
above mentioned project in accordance with the plans and specifications
. heretofore approved. The final contract cost is $31,263.59 and the
final payment of $31,263.59 for this Concrete Joint & Crack Resealing
Project would cover in full, the contractor's claims against the City
for all labor, materials and other work done by the contractor under
this project.
I declare under the penalties of perjury that this statement is just
and correct.
Palda & Sons,�ryEorporated
- � � PRESIDENT
�epresentative `�— Title
C.H. PALDA
12 E
13
FQR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL - C L�:I�"S
CLAIi� �NUI"�BERS
152776 - 190Nf45