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11/07/1983 - 5250OFFICIAL CITY Q7UNCIL AGENIDA 4'J�JNCIL I�ETII� NC7VII�BER 7 , 1983 •• � � FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: November 7, 1983 NAME ADDRESS - ITEM NUMBER ___=___ �� __________________________________________________________________________________=� ''r� G � `f �' �/ � �..� �j % .. l /J _.�� l * y ' � ` ✓� % l [ i / • ,�+r.:-c..' -t' -I � •..%�.:�• ,, _.�. � � `" t'°-Z,,,_yt�/ -1-•1�J (/(� � � � \ "'' !/ i= r-� 3 � 3 . ,. ,., C��t-i� f � � .� . ,�, _. � �,��`� _� (� � . � � � � FRIDLEY CI TY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 7, 1983 - 7:30 P.M. Following are the "ACTIONS TAREN" by the Administration for'your information. '�• : • � � Council Meeting, October 17, 1983 Minutes approved as presented BDOPTION OF AGENDA Added: Consideration of Public Hearing for On-Sale Beer License for Pizza Flame; Resolutions on Ordering Improvement and Bids for Sanitary Sewer Project No. 141; Requested Solicitor's License for MN Nuclear Freeze Campaign Committee •' � •� ti •: VFW AUXILIARY - Presentation of Money for Fountain in Fric]ley Plaza $1500 presented for fountain for handicapped Mr. Leo Carda: Complaint of neighbor's unpainted fence PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN• Fence Inspected, Mr. Carda notified of results of inspection (Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) �' ' � Consideration of An Appointment to the Energy Commission (Tabled 10/17/83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Item tabled PUBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAKEN: Put on November 21 Agenda Council Meeting, November 7, 1983 f �i . : ► Page 2 Receiving CATV Advisory Commission Minutes of October 13 , 1983 . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 Q Minutes received PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAREN: Filed for future reference Approval of Submitted Sign Plan for 6501 Central Avenue N.E .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 D Sign plan approved • PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN: Applicant informed Approval of Submitted Sign Plan for 7500 University Avenue N. E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 D Sign plan approved. Staff to work with petitioner to use better sign material PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN: New Sign Ordinance Coming Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing the Splitting of Special Assessments on Lot 13, Parcel 3200, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, and Replatting Into Holiday North lst Ac3dition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 A Resolution No. 102-1983 adopted CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Proceeding as authorized / 0 � � ►_ . -. Public Aearing on On-Sale Beer License--Pizza Flame .... Hearing opened at 7:55 P.M. Closed at 7:57 P.m. �ENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: License Issued Consideration of a Resolution Receiving a Petition Requesting Certain Improvements and Waiving a Public Hearing on the Matter of Construction of Certain Improve- ments: Sanitary Sewer Project #142 and Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Improvement and Final Plans and Specifications and Estimates of Costs Thereof: Sanitary Sewer Project #142 and Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Improvement, Approval of Plans and Ordering Solicitation of Bids: Sanitary Sewer Project #142 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Resolutions No. 103-1983, No. 104-1983 and No. 105-1983 adopted PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN: Proceding with improvement 5.2 (Added) 5.3 (Added) Council Meeting, November 7, 1983 ► . � •� � -. Page 4 Appointment: City Employee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Concurred with appointment of two new police officers � SITY MANAGER--ACTION TAREN: Accounting informed of new full time employees Consideration of Change Order No. 1 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1983-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 7 A Change Order approved � PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAREN: Made change in contract ' Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 D Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Estimates Paid Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 C Added: Requested Solicitor's License for MN Nuclear Freeze Campaign Committee All License approved C�NTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Licenses Issued Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Approved �ENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Claims Paid ADJOURN: 8:02 P.M. ' 1 � : ► RECEIVING CAN ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES OF OCTOBER 13, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 Q 0 APPROVAL OF SUBMITTED SIGN PLAN FOR 6501 CENTRAL AVENUEN. E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 D APPROVAL OF SUBMITTED SIGN PLAN FOR 7500 UNIVERSITY AVENUEN.E .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 D CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 13. PARCEL 3200, AUDITOR'S St1BDIVISION N0. 155. AND REPLATTING INTO HOLIDAY NORTH 1ST ADDITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 -.5 A l � : l � � APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 CONSIDERATION OF CHANGE ORDER N0. 1 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1983-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 7 A ESTI MATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 D LI cENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 C CLAi MS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 �� i► THE ��tINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 17, 1983 THE �*� OF THE ��1i�rt I�TING OF � FRIDLEY CITY QO[JNCIL OF (X.�i�ER 17. 1983 �e Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council Mras called to order at 7:32 p.m. by Mayor Nee. ' pj,� OF ALLDGII�NC'E: . Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. B�LL CAI�• N�BERS PRESII�TT: Mayor Nee, Councilman Barnette, Councilman Schneider Counci]man Fitzpatrick and Councilman Hamernik MD��ERS ABSF�TT: None APPFiC1VAL OF MINCfl'F� • �11�tC,IL. NLETTIVG, SEPTFI�B� 26. ? 963 : MOTION by Councilman Barnette to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all v�oting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. aDLTNCIL MEETIIVG. OCIOBER 3. 1983 • MOTION by Councilman Schneider to oorrect the minutes by adding the Roll Call and indicating all Council members were present. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes with the above oorrection. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. BpOPTION OF AGII�Il.IA • Mayor Nee requested an item be added: "Consideration of a Resolution Cannending Staff for a Job Well Done in Regard to the Open House Held for the Center City Project." MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda with the above addition. Secorx3ed by Council.nan Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OPEN FURLIN! VISI�RS • �ere was no response fram the audience under this itesn of busir�ss. �� 1�. 1 v��!� �►. • � �i1��.=-�: i 1� .I : : �►. .��y � ti �� '�--: � _ �. � \ : ��.� �� .91� �� 1� � ►I� y�� .i : �� • ��1l�1!_�� : � �►/?� � y J►/ : �if��l l =� ��• •: ��9 . J►l�?�: y.�_ rl l� ': A►�� Y; : � �1/� � :M �►/ : �i M \��I .�� _: �+ ; � �Y�. �J., �y�: • �!!. � � � � : MDTI0�1 by Councilman Schneicler to oontinue this item to 8:00 p.m. Seconc3ed by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, I�+Iayor Nee declared the m�tion carried unanimously. .� . : � � � � �i► �� y• ► �� _ �►�.i �/ � M�� : : ��1C'e \� : \I� __: �� ly �� Mr. Walt Berdnik, General Manager and Mr. Bill Langendorf, Vice-President and General Manager of the Minnesota Area for Storer Cable T�levision were present regarding issues the Council wished to discuss with them and the Cable T�levision Commission members. Members of the Cable Television Commission who were present were Barb Hughes, Ed Kapszak, and Duane P�terson. Mayor Nee asked Council.man Schneider to open the discussion regarding some of the issues for which he was concerned. Counci]man Schneider stated he worked on negotiations for the franchise so he has sane concept as to what is contains. He stated, over the last several months, he has been disturbed o�ver what he perceives to be a latent disregard for soane of the key issues in the franchise. Councilman Schneider stated nothing has been sent to subscribers which has the Cable Cutq�any's current phone number on it, as required by Section 405.073 of the franchise ordinance. He stated he had diff iculty reaching them when he had a problen. douncilman Schneider stated the franchise agreanent, Section 401, pa9e 1 8, concerns the delivery of the highest quality of cable service. He stated, up until Friday, he had a cantinuing probleqn with his own service, as did many of his neighbors. He stated this naw has been partly corrected. He felt the Cable Campany wasn't living up to providing the highest quality of signal and service to all subscribers. He stated, as far as testing standards, he assumes others also have the same problesns. Councilrnan Schneider stated the franchise agreement, page 32, provides that Storer shall furnish the Cable Canmission with business reports advising th�n of progress made an utilization of channels, etc. He stated he dic�'t believe there was any notification to the Catmission prior to rearrangement of all the channel structure. He stated under Section 707, page 36 of the agreement, Storer is to maintain a sufficient repair force of technicians. It states maintenance technicians will be on duty from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. He stated when his �roblen first occurred, he made n�nnerous phone calls and was infonmed no one w�ould be on after 5:00 p.m., unless his set was oompletely out. Ae stated other persons received the same story when they called. �� 1►. � r�� i�. � � 41�i% �+: _� Councilrnan Schneider stated there are provisions to assess Storer for damages for failure to canq�ly with any conditions of the franchise and he questions if they should start this process. - Council.rnan Barnette statec7 he had received several phone calls in regard to the recabling where cables were left in the street. He stated he was contacted by persons working with other organizations; namely, the telephone company, and they indicated they couldn't get away with the hazardous problem created by leaving these cables. He stated it took a cons�derable amount of time before he oould reach anyone that oould give a satisfactory answer. He stated the answer they finally dic3 receive was someone would get back with him in the morning. He stated when he heard about the potential danger, he felt action should have been taken right away. Mayor Nee stated his reception is bad and, as far as the maintenance, the service leaves sariething to be desired. Ms. Hughes stated the Cable Camiission has heard some of these comments mentioned in a casual way, but none have been formally brought before the Camiission. She stated the Carmission has not acted on any of these isues because, in essence, they were rumors or at least unsubstantiated. She stated the Camiission, at the last meeting, was aware of same of these issues and they are here as well for information. She stated she would ask for formal oomplaints if they �rant to proceed further. Mayor Nee asked if the Camnission received notice of the chan9e-aver. Ms. Hughes stated they haven't, as yet, received notice, but felt the infonnation will be forthcoming. She stated because of some change in personnel and their buclgeting process, the October report wasn't received. She stated the Cannission has not had any formal complaints that weren't resolved at the co�npany or City staff level in the last year. Mayor Nee asked haw the cable reception was in her home. Ms. Hu9hes stated the problems in her hame have been more in terms of production problems and not transmission problems. Mr. Peterson stated his cable reception was satisfactory. Mr. Ka zak statec7 he has good reception, but had a problem on Saturday and ca led and it was cleared up in tw�o hours. Mr. Berdnik stated, as the Council knaas, he is new to this district. He stated he would like to respond to the questions brought forth, and would be happy to discuss than futher on a one-to-one level. Ae stated, as far as the probleqn with the picture quality in their system, if they ar�made aware of it, they do respond. He stated they have found, in some areas, where they had camplaints about poor quality of the picture �� 1►. r �� i►. • � �i11� : �; ' �� .��y , it has been due to sane illegal equipnent being used in addition to their cable. He stated they are working to oorrect these problems. He stated, in some cases they are not being called about problems, therefore, they are no able to deal with then. - Mr. Berdnik stated he was proud to tell the Council they have oompleted the re-build. He stated, unfortunately, what occurred was through his own negligence by not notifying the Ca�nission. He stated the technician had oo�ne to him and stated he was going to bring the channels up over the weekend. Ae stated the technician was ecstatic aver oar�pleting this change-over and he told him he did a great job acoorrq�lishing what he had done in bringing on the additional channels. He stated, as he stands before the Council and Ca�nission, he was wrong in that they neglected to inform the damiission. ` Mr. Berc�ik stated, as far as the maintenance program, he felt they will see marked improv�nent in the picture. He stated there may be a bad piece of cable or oonnection to a home an there is no way to monitor it, unless they are notified so the problem can be corrected. He stated they are taking their amplif iers and making sure they are performing to their specifications. Mr. Berdnik stated they have technicians on-duty 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. If someone calls, they will get the answering service which, in turn, relays the message to the technicians. He stated the way it is supposed to work is if they get a call after 8:00 p.m. regarding picture transmission, a truck would be dispatched the next clay. He stated, in emergency cases, the technicians are there to correct the probl�n. He stated if there is a problen with a converter, it would be taken care of the same day they received the call. Mr. Berdnik stated he received two phone calls and responded to both on the matter of the cables being lef t in the streets. He stated, in both of these cases, the cable was running parallel to the street and was not in the street. � Mayor Nee stated what they w�ere referring to was cable left in the streets and on the ground. Mr. Berdnik stated the two calls to which he referred are the only ones he was aware of. Mr. Berdnik stated a new brochure has been printed and mailed to all subscribers and it does oontain the phone n�nber for Storer. Mr. Berdnik statec] they are experiencing diff iculty with the answering service, however, he was told this was the best available which does concern him. Councilman Schneider stated he observed the old cable on the ground disoonnected. Mr. Berdnick stated it was possible this oould have occurred � �� 1�. � v�� 1►. • � 4�� =.�: .� and apologized for it. He stated what they did was an overbuild and physically took all new cable and hardware and energized the new cable and, after the cutover was oanpleted, the old cable was taken out. • He stated the purpose was to serve the residents better with a minimal disiuption of service. - Mayor Nee thanked the representatives of the Cable Canp�any for replying to the Council's concerns. He also congratulated then for the work they have done for the public acoess group in providing them with a fine stuc3io. i )� �1 : C ►. � )� �1_: � �. � ► : �� .'11� • �� 1� : \�� y�� .i i \. • �� 1l�M ��:` � �/?� ! � _ �J►1 : �/?��l 1 :_P �i�. � : � ��__ 1►i� �: y. ►�11► •: ►�� 9: ; � ol/?� ! :� �r�/ : �il M ►��I_ .�/_: 71 _: � 1Iy «. : �y�: � '!�!!, � � � � � NDTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the reading of the public hearing - notice and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing opened at 8:05 p.m. Mr. Ir�nan, City Clerk, stated the public hearing is on the request by Skywood Mall (Fair Oaks Project) for a$7,000,000 industrial revenue bond. He stated, with campletion of this project, it would generate about 125 new jobs and an annual payroll of $1.2 million. He stated in addition to prwiding office sgace and new shopping space, there would be a motel and the estimated generated taxes upon oanpletion of the project is $275,000 to $300,000 per year. He stated the City has reviewed the f inancial•data and finds it to be an extrenely solvent organization and recatmends approval. Mr. Mark Haggerty submitted a layout of the new project area and a drawing of the front elevation. He stated they have met with residents of the area and some are here this evening. - Mr. Haggerty stated they had soaie revised architectural plans come in as late as Friday. Zhe reason for this was to take in some of the concerns of the neighborhood. He stated one of the changes would be 20,000 square feet of office space. Ae stated, in addition, there would be 65,000 square feet of motel plus 11,000 square feet for banquet facilities in the basement of the motel and 3,3Q0 square feet for a restaurant and courtyard and pool. Mr. Haggerty stated there will be extensive landscaping. Mr. Haggerty submitted a pam�hlet showing the type of operation the owners have at the Fair Oaks Motel located in the southern area of Minneapolis. Mr. Aaggerty stated he felt the area needs a tremendous amount of improvenent and this project would enhance the entire area and $5,500,000 would actually be put into the project. Mr. Aaggerty stated Mr. Darwin DeRosier is a principal and one of the awners who will be in this venture. Mr. l�aggerty stated when he and Mr. DeRosier met with the residents, their biggest concern was the rear elevation, and the entrances in the back have been reduced f rom 17 to 3. He stated another af their o�ncerns was the traffic, but he felt with the new semiphores, they should accanm�oc7ate the additional traffic. He stated there is adequate parking since there are over 400 stalls. �� J�. � M� _��II�. • � �+�� : �+; ' ; d • Mr. Haggerty stated another ooncern of the residents, their biggest concern was the rear elevation, and the entrances in the back have been reduced fram 17 to 3. He stated another of their ooncerns was the traffic, but he felt withthe new semiphores, they should accommodate the additional traffic. He stated there is adequate parking since there are over 400 stalls. - Mr. Haggerty stated another concern of the residents was noise. Ae stated the restaurant and motel will operate without a liquor license and hopes this will keep dawn the noise level. He stated the motel will be family- oriented and banquet facilities available in the basen►ent. He stated the building will only be two-stories high so there shoulcln't be any view restrictions fram the neighbors on the hill behind. He stated they have strived to accar�anoc3ate all the concerns of the residents. Mr. Haggerty stated a letter has ben received fran the Fridley Chamber of Cam�erce en3orsing the plan for the Skyw�ood Mall project. Rhe letter indicated they felt the addition would benef it the mall area and existing businesses. Councilman Hamernik stated $5,500,000 w�uld go tawards actual costs of the project and asked where the balance would be spent. Mr. Haggerty stated of the $1,500,000 balance almost 5400,000 is to gay underwriters; another $100,000 in costs such as printing and official statements and attorney's fees; capitalized interest of another $700,000 to $800,000 which would oover the interest cost during construction before rents are generated fram the motel; and the balance is a dept reserve to cover any defaults in event af non-g3yment of the bonds. Mr. Bud Ruether, 5268 Taylor Street, stated he believed he has been here four times to get the hill behind Skywood Mall fixec]. He stated they were also here regarding noise in their area. He stated there will be noise at the motel whether or not they serve liquor. He felt by putting in a motel, it would compound the existing traffic problesn. He stated it is al.m�st impossible to get on or off Central into Skywood Mall. He stated the motel will generate more taxes, but it will make it a hardship for persons who want to get up the hill to their resic3ences. He stated it will also be hard for persons trying to get into ZWin City Fec3eral. Mrs. Judy Engebretson, 5216 Taylor, questioned whether the parking would be adequate. She stated the situation there now is that you can hardly get through the �rking lot and felt, with the motel and banquet facilities, she wondered if there is sufficient parking. She stated there are also plans to bring parkin9 to the back of the motel and she thought commercial c3evelopment would ranain towarc]s the front facin9 Central Avenue. She said it seems co�IInercial develognent is caming closer and closer to their homes because there naw will be traffic to the rear of Skyw�ood Mall. sr, 1�. � M�� ►. � ��.,� : a�; .�� Councilman Barnette asked Mrs. Engebretson what she had now in her back yard as a buffer. She stated they had put up a fence, but that is naw gone because of erosion and currently have planted lilacs. She stated they have to retain their view in order to keep any value to their property. O�uncilman Aamernik asked Mr. DeRosier if they have any plans to maintain the hill. � Mr. DeRosier stated the hill is a problem and they would like to do something about it, but woulc3 need same expertise in this f ield. He stated they would want sanething that is aesthetically pleasing. Mayor Nee stated the question this evening is not whether or not they could build the motel because it is propertly zoned, but whether the City wants to permit the issuance of industrial revenue borx3s. He f elt it hinges on whether or not the Council thinks it would generate more jobs and paXroll and provide a greater tax base. A gentlesnan in the audience asked about then aplying for a liquor license in the future. Mr. DeRosier stated he doesn't want a liquor license. He pointed out there are restrictions on the land lease to the Ground Round and no one else on that property can have a liquor license. He stated the lease runs for 15 years and Ground Round has indicated they wouldn't release their hold to serve liquor. He stated the covenants, hawever, wouldn't restrict anyone from bringing in their own liquor for events in the b�ar�quet facilities. �he gentleqnan statec7 he has a concern because he lives in the area and has young children. He stated this complex would be right in their back yard, 50 feet from their property. Mr. DeRosier stated the plans were changed, af ter meeting with the residents, because of their concern over the entrances in the back. He stated they have reduoed the entrances to three which are requirec3 for fire purposes. Councilman Barnette asked 1Krs. �gebretson if she would be able to see into the motel fram her home. She stated she isn't on the same 1eve1, but the hane on the vorner will be lawer because there is a significant clrop in the slope of the hill. Mayor Nee asked Mrs. D�gebretson if she had a suggestion haw she would like this land used. Mrs. Engebretson felt she could live with an office building or restaurant. She stated right now they are talking about changing a 6 day operation to a 24 hour a day operation. S�he stated she is a little leary of what kind of people the motel would attract into the area because of the anall children in their neighborhood. She stated she is ooncerned about the additional traff ic, as she doesn't see where they have sufficient parking facilities now. She stated she fully understands it is zoned commercial, but never really expected anything like this to oane about. She stated she wished someone oould tell her what it is like living with a motel as a back door neighbor. ��. 1�. ��MI►. � � �jl,� : .91� ':l'1 Mr. DeRosier stated traffic to a motel is usually not during the peak traffic periods and motels don't create the greatest traffic problems. Mrs. Ruether stated what really should be happening is sanething to improve the traffic stivation. . A gentlenan in the audience stated he would like to see an of f ice complex in this area. Mr. DeRosier stated an office complex in orc]er to survive on that carner would have to be five-stories high, whereas the motel would only be two-stories. Councilman Schneider asked if the motel w�uld be sprinkled. Mr. DeRosier stated the motel, as well as the mall, w�uld be sprinkled. MDTION by Councilman H�►ernik to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearin9 closed at 8:50 p.m. /i � : ►.�1 ,� ►.M: � y.� v � � �fl1 11! • : �: _ �ll � ►�� ►. c�► . ►�►►�/Y. 1►.ti:: V�� ; . 1 1 1► �/�: YM :/�I►l ► i: �!� 1 Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated he talked to Mr. Ingram and informed him of the Council's direction to look at 100 square feet of �- signage for service stations. He stated Mr. Ingram indicated he would like the Council to process his application, as originally submitted, and take a vote on it. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the Council would have three alternatives to either apprave or deny the reguest or approve the request for sornething less than what is being requested. C,ouncilman Hamernik stated the current request is for a 183 square foot sign and the petitioner has indicated he does not desire or doesn't request approval for a 100 square foot sign. Councilman Hamernik asked if there was any possibility for reconsideration, if they deny the variance request. He stated he would like to leave Mr. Ingraan the option of changing his request, but convey to him the request for a 183 square foot sign would not be acceptable. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to deny the variance request to increase the maximwn size of a free standing sign for 7600 University Avenue as filed by Renneith Ingraan. SecocXled i�y CounciLnan Schneider. Mayor Nee stated if the above motion passes, he would take a motion f rom anyone voting on the�revailing side to have it brought up again f or reconsideration in the event the petitioner decided to reduce the square footage he is requesting for the sign. UPOTT A VOIC� VD'I�, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �� 1�. � ��yl�. • � �� : �; '_�_ ' �� ♦ 1� .11� i . � \ � 'r ► ' �� ►�4M��\� �� y�l .�1�191►�!} ��.1�1! � ► _z � 71� 1 �� MOTION by Councilman Barnette to table this item to the next regular meeting. Seconded by Councilnan Schneider. Upon a voice vote,�all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the m�tion carried unanimously. _ �1: � ��►. ► � : ' : �t!?��u ►. �1. ��y�: � ' • y. �: �� f 4M �� ►� Y �� : . _ - : ti �l�i� �. 4 • ► � • � N�DTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the second reading and adopt Ordinance No. 789 on the second reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declarec7 the motion carried unanimously. �ia,. : �� i i � ► � ► i � _i � �. � � \ � �� \ : �� i � � � \. � \��1� �� : �y�� +►+ 9 �� .4 ::!� �4YY !�►1y:,• • 4.� y: � � M ��,� Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this ordinance is based on the Blaine ordinance covering new hazardous waste facilities. He stated it addresses the facilities for hazardous waste storage and treatment. He suggested this be referred to the Planning ConIInission for their review. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the last time the Council,discussed the issue, the approach was to adopt the ordinance on first reading and then refer to the Planning CaiIInission and the Pla�nnin9 Cort�rnission can refer it to the Enviror�nental Quality Cocranission, if they desire. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the P�llution Control Agency adopted the criteria that had to be met in order for a hazardous waste site to be approved. He suggested staff obtain copies and transmit those to the Planning C,annission, as he felt it might be possible to strengthen the ordinance by incorporating sane of those limitations. MOTION by Councilman 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. � M7I'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to refer this ordinance to the Planning Catmiission for their recosranenc3ation before the seconc7 reading. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee c3ec:lared the motion carried unanimously. �� : • • ► • i �?�. �_ � �� ; �..� y:: �+: • �;. �. �� : _ �. �� ; M i �!�� i �� i� �� . � .� i �'!!Is -_� !,� � Mr� ��1�• �� :� � �1 �� i \I� • i � i.31� • \ )► � � �ti ' _i ��!� ' �I�� Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the Assembly of Goc7 Church is requesting a permit to place two trailers on the adjacent property o�wne@ bY Unity Haspital to be used for classroans for Sunday School. He stated the church is planning on oonstructing a new facility and needs some space to hold their classes until the new building is oa�leted. 8e stated it is proposed to locate the trailers on the east property line between Unity Hospital and the c�urch. �t 1►. � v��}�111►. �� 11� c �; • ; ci � Zt�e representative of the Assembly of Goc3 Ct�urch stated the trailers would be white al�m�in�an purchased fram Hilltop Trailer Sales and would be used as classroans. He stated they currently use three classrooms at Unity Aospital, but still need additional space. Ae stated they plan to start construction on their new facility next sprin9. M�TIpN by (buncilman Hamernik to grant the request for a house trailer permit for two trailers to be used for classrooms for a two year period, and waive the fee, as requested by the Assenbly of God Q�urch. Seconded by O�uncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : ��1_ �/ ►. � � �4 �. !� Mi • � y 1�1 �IM • �Ma��: �; � �j � • �;.� M 1 • � «.l /�_�M � 1' �: � M.?�: : �� ► y.� ��i► �iY: �/ • ► • : ��I « �I : � � : ' ' • •1,�,_ . � :►u �� : � • � �l.l 1a1.�M 'i 1' :: �?�: : �� : , 1. � � �►. Yy y.� : � ►. � : �i� • • . et.i,4 • � ; ►�� M �V� M e � ' � �� I� �%\ M�_ � �. • �y�l� i �l� 1 ' � \� � �1� M � •• � e � • \. �/ �y�� «♦ : \�� , M• �/ : � : �� i \�� h�l�� • � _ :} � �l.l �VMy '! 1' �:: � �: : Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated there are actually three requests for this �rcel of property involving a special use permit, a lot split, and variances. Mr. Flora stated Superamerica is proposing a service station on the southeast oorner of 73rd Avenue and Highway 65 and to split this parcel into two (Parcels A& B), with the service station located on Parcel A. He stated at this time, they have no plans for developnent of Parcel B. Mr. Flora stated in conjunction with this develognent, a service drive or loop 4ack is proposed. He stated, if they proceed with the loop back, it would me�an a variance is necessary on the lot size and setbacks. Mr. Flora stated the Planning Camiission heard the request for the special use permit which is required in order to construct the service station in a C-2 zone, and recommended approval of this special use permit. The Plarining Cor�nission also recomnended apprwal of the lot split, L. S. #83- 04, with the stipulation that a�5 foot bikeway/walkway easement be retained along 73rd Avenue and r��aval of the existing Naegele sign on the property upon lease termination. Mr. Flora stated the Ap�eals Can�nission addressed the variance requests to reduce the lot setback fram the required 20 feet on the side yard to 15 feet and to rec3uce the rear yard setback from the required 20 feet to 11 feet and to reduoe the lot size from the required 1-1/2 acres to 1.35 acres on Parcel A and to reduoe the lot size f rom the required 1-1/2 acres to 1.05 acres on Parcel B. He stated these variances were subject to easements of record, as well a.s adequate lanc3scaping being installed, and a 15 foot bikeway/walkway easeJnent being dedicatea. �,pg'g;��j�'LOF OCIUBIIt 17. 1983 P�iE..11 Mr. Schuette, of Ashland OiI, Columbus, Indiana, was present representing Supera�nerica. He submitted a drawing of the service station proposed for this property. . Qouncilman Schneider asked the size of the building. Mr. Schuette stated it would be 3,800 square feet plus a canopy over the gas p�m�s. He stated they have no plans, at this time, for the other parcel. He stated they plan to have the S�peraQnerica store in operation before they put the other parcel up for sale. He pointed out, with the service drive, it would probably make the other parcel more saleable and the service road would separate the two parcels. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked if the road would be constructed to City standards. Mr. Flora stated Superamerica would build the road and then dedicate it to the City and it would be built to City standards. � Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked if a 10 foot green area could be provided between the bikeway/walkway and the parking lot and if the southeast parking stall could be eliminated for safety reasons. Mr. Qureshi stated the additional green area is to provide for snow storage and better landscaping. Councilman Schneider stated, as he understands, originally Superamerica wasn't supportive of the road. Mr. Schuette stated he understands it was the staff's recommendation for the loop back, as recommended by Mr. Boardman. He stated they weren't supportive of this in the beginning to c3edicate 50 feet of right-of-way all the way around. He stated the more they looked at it, and with a little p�rsuasion, decided to go along with it. He stated other things have come up such a the oorner cut which he dic�'t knaw about until today, but they have no objection to it. Mayor Nee questioned what could be put on the other lot, if the lot split is approved. Mr. Flora stated a small commercial structure could be placed on the parcel. He pointeci out, until this year, the City had allowed a minimtan af 3/4 acre lot for that type of development. Mr. Qureshi stated that in the past, if the property met standards and if some dedication of the property has been requested, the Council has not even required a variance. He pointed out the City is taking some of the property for the road and public purpose since it will be c3edicated. Mr. Herrick, Gity Attorney, stated the same things may be accomplished by having the road put it and not being dedicated to the City whereby it becomes a private driveway and then a variance isn't needed as they would have the proper size. Mr. Qureshi stated the point is whether the City wants this to be a public raad. He stated he felt, for the type of use, it would be better for it to be a public road. He stated if it was to be a private roadway, the � �� )�. V��!y%_ ��. � � �,�i` �+ � '; � _ � variances would not be needed. Ae stated staff felt that to leave it as a private road would not be good and would not serve the public purpose. Mr. Schuette stated there is no reason why they coulc�'t put in�the 10 feet of green area between the bikeway/walkway and the parking lot. He stated they could also live with eliminating one parking stall in order to provide a better view. �uncilman Schneider asked how likely it is that Parcel B would develop. Mr. Aerrick stated there are quite a few buildings developed on one acre lots in the City. Mr. Haggerty stated he felt it would be feasible and viable that this parcel would develop. M�TION by Council..man Schneider to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and gzant special use permit, SP #83-09 for SuperaQnerica with the follawing stipulations: (1) a 10 foot green area be provided between the bikeway/walkway easement and the parkin9 lot; (2) the southeast parking stall, as outlined on the drawing, b eliminated for safety reasons; and (3) the road constructed be properly built to City ., standards. Seconded by C;ouncilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Ca�nission and grant lot split, L. S. #83-04, to Superamerica in order to make two building sites at 7201 and 7299 Highway #65 N.E. Seconded by CounciLnan Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. M�TION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recommendation of the Appeals Commission and grant variances to Superamerica to reduce the parking lot setback and lot area at 7201 and 7299 Highway #65 N.E., with the following stipulations: (1) subject to easements of record; (2) subject to adeqvate Iandscaping; and (3) dedication of a bikeway/walkway easement. Seconded by Council.man Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : ��_ �i�� • : ►i.� _., �� v_i_ • ► ►i �4__ • �.4►� : �+; • ,�1 i • 71�� 4 • : / ,� i __ � � i � � � e � _i � s IZ��3 �� i ��►l \ � 71� i�� Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated Mr. Lyons is requesting a special use permit to construct a service repair garage in an industrial zone at 7948 University Avenue. He stated the repair garage would be located in one of the back buildings along Ranchers Road and the petitioner is proposing to use two bays within the developnent for the garage. Mr. Flora stated sueh a use is permitted in a C-2 zone with a special use permit. �� 1�. 1 v �!� 1►. • � �� : �; :}c • � ei He statec3 the Planning Cannission recomnended appraval of the special use permit subject to the follawing stipulations: (1) no outside storage of garbage containers; (2) no outside regair of cars; (3) no overnight storage of cars outside the building; and (4) staff review of the siiecial use permit after one year. Mr. Flora stated it is recommended, if Council approves this special use permit, they may want to authorize it for a three year period, with staff review after one year. Mr. Flora stated there are sane ite�ns that need to be addressed regarding the landscaping between the bwo adjoining parcels and the pylon sign is too close to the curb and needs to be set back. Also, the parcels need to be combined into one tax statement. Mr. Aldrich, Fire Chief, stated the applicant contacted him before he proceedecl with this request and he doesn't anticipate any problems. He stated this is a sprinkled building. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Ca�nission and grant special use permit, SP #83 -10, for a repair garage to be located at 7948 University Avenue with the f ollowing stipulations: (1) no outside storage of garbage oontainers; (2) no outside repair of cars; (3) no avernight storage of cars outsi,yj��,the building; and (4) the special use permit be granted for a three7"�Seriod, with staff reviewal after one year and, if there are ro problens;� it could be exterx3ed for another three years by Council action. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to receive the minutes of the Planning ConIInission Meetings of Septe�nber 28, 1983 and October 5, 1983. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � ►� ,/ �. � �� e �� i �� . ��i\�y�i 4 • � ' : ,/ «�►�y�i � � ��► �� `! �4�v ' :,� �y : �!. • - ��i�� Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated bids were received and opened on October 5 for the Civic Center sprinkler system. He stated the lvw bid was received f rom Schwickert's Inc. and it is recommended the contract be awarded to then. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the bids for the Civic Center sprinkler systen. F i i � : .�i . ', ij 7 i �: � ;7 Firebird Sprinkle Protection Co. New Mech Industries Grinnell Autanatic Sprinkler Olson Fire Protection Gorhaatr-Oien Me�ci�anical Inc. Iiayes Contractors Inc. Irzdustrial Sprinkler O�rp. : n �. �! - � 5$ - St. Paul 5$ - Fec7eral Ins. 5$ - Inland Ins. 5$ - Inland Ins. 5$ - Wausau Ins. 5$ - United Pacif ic S Z+OTAL 23 ,600. 00 17,733.00 23,813.00 18,300.00 22,200.00 25,370.00. ��.1►. M.?!�Y�►. • � y��,:.�: :!� : i�. �• � �� [riidwest Fire Protection Inc. Viking Autanatic Sprinkler National Autanatic Sprinkler Sc�wickert's 5$ - United Fire & Casualty 5$ - Qwbb Group 5$ - Continental Ins. 5$ - American Institute �ie+ C 24,770.00 20,590.00 19,997.00 15,800.00 geoonded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MDTION by Councilman Hamernik to award the contract for the Civic Center sprinkler system to the low bidder, Schwickert's Inc. in the amount of $15,800. Seconded by CounciLnan Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � �� . � � \ � � �S �� i \. y�� M��y�� I�� M�I► �. • i � i : MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 98-1983. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � _ � . � � ► � � ' : � / ►. ' � � � ► : �a : • • �.�j /: �� : ' � � �l�i 1�� .91� Mi� ,�l 1� • � �� yC : � ��?i � �►��1 : 4 C_ ,: C ►. 9� ' �� • �� 4� ,� ►i►�_ �/: �J►!?�..�f =►n ��►� �pj�_ ��_�lU : �y.�: �! i�: :••:��/: ;�i� : �y..�C �. ':_'::' •► • ►► M .-_+ ��)y71�� .1�.�� v: Mayor Nee felt this was a viable project and stated he is always being asked why they don't have a good motel in the City. Councilman Hamernik stated he felt a motel is needed to support business in the City and promote development. He stated he wished to address the concern of the reighbors regarding the hill behind Skywood Mall. He asked if a plan can be required from the developer which would detail the landscaping and maintenance proposed either before or when the building permit is issued. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated this is a concern of the neighborhooc7 and would hope the developer would have a design and landscaping to protect the property. He statec3 some professional help may be needed in this area in order to avoid oontinual maintenance problems. Councilman Schneider stated he thought the plan for the motel was good, however� is syng�athetic to the residents there. He stated. frankly. he didn't knaa of anything better to be c3eveloped on this property. He stated it is zoned properly and se�ns to be a good use of the land. MpTION by Councilman Aamernik to ac7opt Resolution No. 99-1983. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MDTION by Councilman Hamernik�to instruct staff to work with the developer, as �rt of the building permit process, t�o prwide a system where the hill s� 1�. � „t�NYI►. • � y�1: �: •;h behind Skywood Mall could be properly protected and maintained in the future. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all wting aye, Mayor Nee declared the m�tion carried unanimously. �_ .� .% �� ►� 11 'i : ��. �� i �� ii �,. �\ : ��,��i �� 1►n �:1._: : ►�� 1► � �.M ; ► ►�� 4: � � �l/� ! :4 �►1 "v� 1�� ,.4�`.� ► �: �/ 1►. Mr. Ir�¢nan, City Clerk, statec7 a public hearing was held for issuance of $4,000,000 in industrial revenue b�nds under Frank Shear and Associates. iie stated Johnson Printing has requested the issue be split and to have another issuance in the name of Johnson Printing for the equipment. Cbuncilman Hamernik asked the total amount of func3s they are requesting. I�+lr. Casserly, representing 0'Connor and Harv�an, stated the amount will be about the same as requested previously, arounc3 4.2 or 4.3 million. He stated if they dich�'t proceed in this manner, it would be necessary to go into a series of bonds; however, this way there would be a shorter term on the bonds. MOTION by Councilrnan Hamernik to adopt Resolution No. 100-1983, and set the public hearing for Navember 21, 1983. Seconded by Councilman Fitzgatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. : _ � . �� • ► � � � • : �� yiti �►i� �. M y : MDTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 101-1983 commending the City staff for a job well-cbne in regard to the Grand Opening held for the City Community Plaza and Community Park. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. L1pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 14. �� MOTIO�] by Councilman Barnette to authorize payment of Claims No. 271503 through 288M11. Seconded by Councilman Schneid�r. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 15. LICIIIS�: M�TION by Councilman Harnernik to apprave the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License Clerk's Office. Secorx]ed by Councilman Schneider. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 1 . �.� 1,� • y a. M7TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the estimates as subsnitted. Herrick & Newman, P.A. 6279 University Avenue, N.E. Fridley, Miruiesota 55432 For legal services ren8ered as City Attorney for the month of Sept�nber, 1983 $1,861.20 � s� 1►. t „i��lM��. • � y�� : �; •;h . Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. .! �.J:�y��/ MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye. Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the FYidley City Council of October 17, 1983 adjourned at 10:05 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Carole Haddad Secretary to the City CAUncil Appraved: Willi�n J. Nee Mayor FOR CONCURRFNCE DY TNE C11Y COl)FlCll APPOIN7MENT - ENERGY COMMISSION TaDled � � ENERGY COh4�11SSI0N APPOINTEE B►-adley R. Sielaff F77(1 Dl��a C�!rvp 574-0470 0 TERM . EXPIRES 4-1-84 ' � 0 RESIGNING MEMBER Jerry Cichosz 1509 7empo Ter�ace N.E. (Resigned 10/19/82) �-I�SS TOdd TC551DeT 6890 Channel 1id. h.E. (Resigned S/23/83) r. %� ❑ 1 2 CITY OF fRIDLEY CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13� 1983 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Hughes called the October 13. 1983, CATV Advisory Comnission meeting to order at 7:36 p.m. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Barbara Hughes, Burt Weaver, Duane Peterson, Ed Kaspszak Menbers Absent: Harold Belgum � Others Present: Clyde Moravetz, City Staff Michael H. Bednarchuk, A.C.C.W. Walt Berdnik, Storer Cindy Metaxas, Storer Nill Loew-Blosser, A.C.C.W. APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER 15, i983 L,CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES: MOTI01► BY MR. WEAVER� SECOhDED BY 1NR. KASPSZAK, TO CONTINUE THE SEPT. I5, 1983, MINUTES UNTIL NDV. 10, 1983, J41�iD TO R£QUEST A REVIEW OF ITEM N2, "FORMATION OF A CONSORTIUM". UP01► A VOICE YOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON XUGHES DECLARED TXE MOTION CARRIED UNANIINOUSLY. ADOPTION OF AGENQA: MOTIDN BY INR. PETERSON� SECO.ti'DED BY !�. WEAVER, TD APPROV£ THE AGENDA AS WRITTEN. UPON A VOZCE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSON HUGHES DECLARED THE MOTION CARRZED UNAR'IMOUSLY. l. TOUR OF CABLE STUDIOS AND HEADEND: Mr. Berdnik stated he would like to first show the Comnission members a brief tape of what the system is about, what Storer is now doing in programming, and what they hope to accomplish. Following the tape, the Commission members had approximately a 45-minute physical tour of the studios, the headend, and the new headend. 2. RECEIVE SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT FROM STORER: Mr. Berdnik stated the Corrmission members had received a letter from him dated Sept. 30, 1983. He stated he has not yet put together a business plan as such at this point. He h'as been working on the operation budgets and the i CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 2 capital budgets for the year 1984. Upon receipt of the approved budgets, he and Mr. Moravetz will sit down and discuss what Storer has and has not accomplished. He would like to point out that it is time for them to go ahead and start taking advantage of what they have and making it operate. They feel very strongly about this. Mr. Berdnik stated that as far as the sale, at the last meeting, the Comnission asked him to be up-front about any information he might have. He had met to- day with the new regional vice-president for Storer Cable Comnunications in the Northeast. They have been taken into the Northeast Region. They were dropped out of a region when the sale of Minneapolis took place when the suburban systems were being looked at hy Rogers. What is occurring now is they are being transferred to Washington D.C.. the home of their regional office. What this means is that Fridley, St. Louis Park� and Bloomington are going to be operated as businesses and systems of Storer Cable Co�munica- tions. They still have the offer laying before Rogers� but it is not like they really want it to take place. The option they have before them is in contract, and Rogers does have that option. He stated they are going to proceed with business as usual; they are not looking to sell the three systems, Mr. Berdnik noted that he has been talking about three systems, excluding St. Cloud. The reason for that is Rogers has taken St. Cloud out of their option. There have been a half a dozen people trying to buy the St. Cloud system. He stated if he hears anything more, he will relay that information on to Mr. Moravetz. It does not mean they are looking at selling Fridley, St. Louis Park, or Bloomington. The only reason they are looking at selling St. Cloud is because it is 85 miles away. and it is a little difficult to properly manage and control that operating unit, It does very well as a stand- alone system. Mr, Berdnik stated the positive side about being rolled over to a region is they now have regional support people available who will be more responsible to Fridley's needs. Mr. Berdnik stated the total sales numbers for the year-to-date for Fridley as of Oct. 13, 1983, are 3,494,and 4,696 pay-ins. The net for the month to date has been a positive 20 on the basic units with a net of 10 pay-ins. Mr. Berdnik stated they are getting very close to starting a sales campaign. They will be launching the Disney channel. They would like to do all this in conjunction with the City, probably having a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and announcing that the system has been rebuilt and announcing the new expanded channel line-up. Mr. Berdnik stated he would like to show the Commission members something that he will formalize for the next meeting. It was a Comprehensive Guide. He stated they are getting calls from people wanting a comprehensive guide to cable TV programming. Currently, the only way to find out what is on is by looking at the TV guide or a newspaper, and those sources are not complete. They do not have the origination or the access channel programning. He stated ZA s z �� CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 3 this Comprehensive Guide would be for each and every subscriber that is going to tell them what is on cable N. He wanted people to know there was more to cable TY than the movies. There would be one month's worth of information in the guide. Tf�e guide would be custom-fit for Fridley. What he would like to do with the guide is use it as a retention guide so that when people look at what is on cable. they don't look to see just what is on the premium service; they will know there are other things to watch. Mr. Berdnik stated the cover price of the book is approximately �2. If he linked Fridley with St. Louis Park trith Bloomington, with the subscriber rate he f�as, he could purchase the book for approximately 50-60t. As the subsrriber count escalates, the cost comes down. He stated they want to pass this guide book directly on to the subscriber. They do not anticipate or want to make any money on the book. They are giving the subscriber a tool. With the tool. they are also trying to take and justify having new local origination equip- ment. They currently have all this equipment and it is a drain on the company. He stated they plan to buy two full pages of the book and then sell two full pages of advertising and tie that to some advertising for some spots on the cable system. The money that comes from the ads will be plugged back in to defray costs. Mr. Kaspszak asked if the book would be an option to the subscriber, and the subscriber had the choice of receiving it or not. Mr. Berdnik stated it was not. Mr. Berdnik stated he would like to show the Commission members a converter that he thought worked very well. It was an infra-red remote with the capability of onJoff inemory of 4-channels. It worked on a transister radio battery. He stated this converter runs �96. At the next meeting. he will formalize his proposal and show the Comnission the actual cost of this con- verter against the converter they are now using. He stated the only way they can furnish a remote converter like this to their customers is through a rental charge, They will 6e looking at a charge that is equitable and fair to the length of service. He stated this type of converter is not new to this area. 1NOTION BY MR. PETERSON, SECONDED BY 1NR. KASPSZAK, TD RECENE THE STORER SEMI- AlVNUAL REYORT. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL YOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSON HUGXES DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ms. Hughes stated they should note that there is a section missing from this rep�rt which includes a formal business plan, The company wi11 provide that as they finish the budgeting process. 3. RECEIVE STATUS AND PROGRESS REPORT FROM THE FRIDLEY CABLE CONSORTIUM (FCC): Mr. Loew-Blosser stated that Cindy Metaxas (Storer), Claire Fleischman (Library), and Rob Penaloza (City), and himself have been continuing to meet as a coordinating body, comprising all the existing local channels on the 2c CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 4 Fridley system. The thing the consortium has been doing to date primarily has been improved operation througfi shared information among the programming sources, Each of the channels is helping out the other channels which is a very positive thing. He stated t�ey have been cooperating between local origination and access on a regular ongoing basis. The library and city channels are working together on access using lots of access editing and editing time and studio facilities to produce programs on those channels. That has been a really good thing. Mr. Loew-Blosser stated they have also had quite a bit of Fire Department news. The Fridley Fire Department has been doing some special training pro- grams that will be used on a national basis. Mr. Loew-Blosser stated that since the system change-over, particularly with changing the city channel down to a lower channel number,they have noticed _ that people are watching it more, and they are getting more calls from more people on the i�proved character generators on the channel. It has been an immediate noticeable difference as far as local channels go with the headend change-overs and the charecter generators. Mr. Loew-Blosser distributed a memo from Rob Penaloza to Bill Hunt, City Administrative Assistant, that summed up some of the new programs on the city c hannel, 7hey have been adding more programs to the library channel� and they are continuing to do specific programs about city functions. Ms. Hughes stated that Mr. Loew-Blosser had talked about the cooperation between the channels. She stated that too often in a lot of these types of situations, people compete for the best programning. What has been the level of competition? Mr. Loew-Blosser stated he d3d not feel any sense of competition. They each really have a different mission, and they do not seem to overlap. If more than one channel was trying to do exactly the same thing, he thought there might be some competition, but these channels really don't interfere with each other. Mr. Loew-Blosser stated the vital switcher, the or,ly switcher�that was in local origination that was donated to the City by Storer, is in the process of being repaired, Mr. Penaloza expects to install it within the next several weeks in the City Hall area. That will make the cable casting of City Council meetings and other meetings in the City Council chambers much easier and more efficient. Ms. Hughes asked if there was a need to continue the meetings to get together for program-sharing ideas on all of the channels. Mr. Loew-Blosser stated he definitely felt there was a need to continue. They a11 find it very positive to get together on a regular basis. to share infor- mation, share ideas, and work out joint cooperative efforts. 2D CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 5 P10?'ION BY J�t. PETERSON, SECONDED BY XR. WEAVER, TO RECEIVE TXE JNEIND DATED SEPT. ?9� 2983� FROM ROB PENAIAZA TD BILL XUI�'T UN TNE PROGRESS REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF GOVERlT1KENT CABLE TELSVISIDN CAAltiNEL 30. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRPERSON HUGHES DECLARED TXE AlOTION CARRIED UNANIMDUSLY. 4. DISCUSSION REGARDING NEW PROGRAMMING IDEAS FOR CHANNEL 3(L.O.) LOCAL bRIGINATION: Ms. Hughes asked Mr. Peterson if he had any information about the education study. Mr. Peterson stated he did not have any current status on the schools. He did not know if it was because of the increased workload, lack of interest, or lack of money. He asked Mr. Loew-Blosser if someone from the School Board was on the consortium. Mr. Loew-Slosser stated they did Znvite someone from the School Board. The last information he had received was that Dr. Rens was going to reach a decision on a recomnendation from the committee, and he had not heard anything about that decision. Ms. Hughes stated there were some ideas that came out of the schools. She remembered there was some interest in trying to get teachers to show an interest in cable TV programming. Mr. Peterson stated he has talked to some people in the schools. and there are definitely some teachers and staff inembers who are extremely interested in cable TV programming. Mr. Weaver stated about three years ago, he had met with Terry 0'Connell and Jackie Lenz to try to find some way of getting some sort of motion out of the schools. Mr. Kaspszak stated he didn't know how many of the Commission members had watched the one School Board meeting in which Dr. Rens gave a.report. A major part of his report dealt specifically with greater utilization of cable television within the school system. He stated maybe the Cortmission or the company or both should contact Dr. Rens personally to see what exactly he had in mind when he made those cormients. Ms. Hughes stated this section of the meeting is just specifically to discuss programming ideas--things the Commission would like to see on cable, whether it is L.O., access. library, or government. Mr. Loew-Blosser stated they.occasionally get contacts from community groups who just want to do some type of public service annoucement. What they are trying to do is set up a monthly or semi-monthly open studio night for access in which people who have just gone through studio classes can be at the studio i 2E GATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 13 1983 PAGE 6 and community groups who have no knowledge about the production aspects can just come in and use the microphone. This is making it as simple as possible for the community group and yet t�ey are connected with the other volunteers who are producing the program. He stated he hoped this will produce yet another source of community information when it simplifies the work required for the comnunity group that does not necessarily have a person vrho wants to run the equipment. Ms. Hughes stated the Canmissian has talked a lot about promoting public access. She knew Mr. Belgum felt very strongly about this. Mr. Moravetz stated that Mr. Loew-Blosser had presented this concept at the last Board meeting,and it was received very well. Mr. Moravetz stated that when he talked to Mr. Belgum on the telphone that day, he had told him about this plan. Mr. Belgum thought it was an excellent idea. Ms. Hughes stated the League of Women Voters have small committees on a variety of subjects--people who are exceedingly knowledgeable on many subjects. It could make good short round-table discussions with 2-3 people carrying on a conversation about a specific subject. It could even be done on an ongoing basis. Mr. Kaspszak stated he felt there was a total absense of any strong effort by either Channel 12 or Channel 3 in terms of informing the public about the specifics of the recent school referendum issue. Other than a token article in the newspapers, there was a total lack of knowledge to the citi2ens of Fridley on exactly what was involved and how bad off the school district was if the referendum did not pass. Mr. Kaspszak stated he did not see cable doing any promos. He would like to see more promos, and if they are going to do it. then they should promote it.on those channels. so that whenever anyone wanted information about a subject, they would know where to see it. Another suggestion would be a call-in with some type of citizens' committee and/or city officials to answer questions on any issue. Much of the citizenry are uncomfortable about the Center City project. He stated cable TV needs a separate vehicle, they can call it anything they want, "Fridley Speaks", or whatever, but on these issues that are of public interest, there should be some type of forum developed that would give the citizenry, through the phone, an opportunity to ask questions and have qualified people to answer those questions. That was an additional program that probably should be on Channel 3. Mr. Weaver stated that since 1984 is going to be a major election year* he thought they should get some type of forum for the politicians. He liked Mr. Kaspsiak's idea of a"call-in". It was a great way of, not only serving the citizens of Fridley, but also to promote the channel by getting people in the habit of watching. Mr. Kaspszak stated to Mr. Berdnik and Ms. Metaxas that there were times when severe weather sets in. An ,example was the blizzard last March, when citizens are looking for information on when their streets are going to be plowed, etc. He did not know what channel this should 6e done on, but there should be some vehicle whereby the Mayor or someone in authority could be outlining the ZF CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 7 5. snowplowing procedure, etc. Right now the only vehicle the citizenry has for information on severe weather situations is WCCO radio. and that covers the whole upper midwest. Ms. Metaxas stated that was a very good point; however, she remembered that blizzard, and there was no way that information could have been gotten out, because they could not get to tF�e studio. She stated there are times when tfiis just wouldn't work. She stated she would like to work on this with Mr. Penaloza so that, in these types of situations where one of them cannot be there, the information could be played on both channels. Ms. Hughes stated one idea she would like to see done is some type of inter- view program on interesting people in Fridley, not necessarily celebrities. They would need to come up with some na�s for this type of programming since most of the people on the Storer staff are quite new to the area. Mr, Berdnik stated his idea with the citizen call-in concept was to get citizens in the comnunity to tell them about people such as what Ms. Hughes was suggesting. He stated �e liked the idea, and they would like to give it a try. ' Ms. Hughes stated another progrartming idea she liked, mainly because it has taught her a lot about Fridley, is finding out some of the less-known features that are in Fridley; a history of Fridley. OTHER REPORTS• a. Chairperson's Report (Memo d ted Qct 4, 1��3. rp� "jhe Po�ential��ale of the Fridley, St. Louis Park and �looming�on Ca e Te ev�sion ystems Ms. Hughes stated a report has been sent to Mr. Moravetz� the City Manager, and the City Council members telling them how important it was for them to remain alert in terms of discussions on what is happening and that there should be an exchange of information both ways. She stated she has not heard anything further on this. Mr. Moravetz stated he had not received any new information either. He stated John Gibbs is organizing a luncheon session of the three communities. Perhaps the chairpersons of the commissions and the staff people can get together and just get acquainted. He did not know if these meetings would continue or not. He stated John Gibbs would be contacting him about this witF►in the next week or two, and he would then relay that date to all the Commission members and would encourage them to attend. b. Mr. Kaspszak - Minnesota Cable Television Association (MCTA) Ms. Hughes stated Mr. Kaspszak had asked for the opportunity to attend this conference. 2G CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 13 1983 PAGE 8 Mr. Kaspszak stated this was a state-wide meeting of all the cable operators in the state. It was a three-day conference, but he was only able to attend a few sessions. Overall, his reaction was: (1) The ca61e companies are now realizing t�at through the franchising process, they have to increase their progrartming and have to start marketing their product; and (2) the amateur approach the systems and their employees are taking in terms of solving some of their problems. Mr. Kaspszak stated he attended one session entitled, "The Front Office, Your Most Important Sales Tool". He stated one of the problems here is that a lot of the systems are rural systems, and these people do not knc,v� much about front-office techniques or market techniques. Even the suburban operators have a lot to learn. Mr. Kaspszak stated two other sessions he had attended were "Opportunities in Cable Advertising" and "Marketing Strategies". He was quite disappointed in the latter. c. City-ACCW Agreement Suggestion - Clyde Moravetz Mr. Moravetz stated that every year the ACCW presents an agreement that comes to the Comnission for alterations and final recommendations to the City Council for adoption. It usually involves primarily two things: the monies t�ey are going to otbtain from the fee received from Storer and dates when various reports are due for the upcoming year--financial reports, projections, programming, coordinator's reports, treasurer's reports, etc. Mr. Moravetz stated it was his suggestion that since it is a general con- , census that the City Council is going to give the ACCW 40 per cent of. the actual revenues received by the company, it would perhaps eliminate a lot of paperwork and a lot of review if the City entered into an agree- ment with the ACCW for the term of the franchise or the next 2% of 5w.� The Boar� reflecting the dates of needed reporting and reflecting the four years. asked him to present this suggestion to the Commission to see if they were receptive to a longer term agreement as opposed to an annual agreement that terminates at the end of each calendar year. Mr. Weaver : stated the only thing he could see was that 1-2 years from now, there could be completely different people on the City Council who do not like cable television at a71. If it was an iron-clad agreement that went on for four years, some people might not go for that. Mr. Moravetz stated that was not his intent. He stated they could leave the present terminology in the agreement tha*_ the agreement could be terminated with 60 days written notice by either party. That would eliminate the problem Mr. Weaver was referring to. Mr. Weaver asked Mr. Moravetz wF�at type of reduction of paperwork was he referring to. 2 I� CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING� OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 9 Mr. Moravetz stated the actual agreement would come out each year. It would come before the Commission,�and the Commission would review it. It would be basically the same agreement as in previous years with a few date changes and dollar amount changes. - Mr. Kaspszak stated he was not totally optimistic that the cable industry is going to get any better than what it is now for an extended period of time, at least for the length of the remaining franchise. He did not think that in the next four years or the length of the franchise that the penetration would even reach 40%. In the meantime, circumstances are going to change in terms of operation, and the needs of the Workshop four years from now might be dramatically different than they are now. If they lock into this thing, t�en they will lose ali the fiexibility in terms of negotiating other types of agreements that perhaps supplement this additional income which they cannot even perceive at this time. • He was not in opposition to the agreement, but if they are going to go with it� he would suggest it be for two years, but not more than two years. Ms. Hughes stated one of the things they could do is make it an annual agreement with provision that it would be renewed automatica7ly at the same terms unless there was a proposal or change made within "x" amount of days. Mr. Weaver stated it seemed to him that they could be incurring an unnecessary risk for a very minimal reduction in paperwork. Mr. Moravetz stated it also lends some stability to the Workshop. He thought there was some good that cou7d come out of a longer term agreement. Ms. Hughes asked if there was any objection to deve7oping some language along the lines of automatic renewal on this basis unless notive was given within "x" amount of days. Mr. Weaver stated it seemed that this type of agreement they are alluding to is going to fly in the face of the city ordinance. The city ordinance already says that certain things with regard to funding the "ACCW type of function" is pretty well defined. With the wording of the ordinance and the discussions and the thought process that went into those words, he thought they were getting pretty close to modifying the city ordinance. Ms. Hughes stated she thought iL would be if they said that this had a term longer than one year, but if the language is written in terms that this agreement may be renewed automatically unless notice is given, it in essence has a one-year term. Mr. Weaver stated he wanted to make sure that no one misread this like they were trying to backdoor the city ordinance. Mr. Moravetz stated he would bring a draft of an agreement to the next meeting for the Commission's review. Ms. Hughes stated further discussion on this item was continued until the next meeting. 2I CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 PAGE 10 d. October 17th Joint Council/Cortunission - Operator Meeting Update Ms. Hughes stated the Comnission members have been requested to be at this meeting on October 17. She stated one of the issues that is sure to be discussed is how Storer handles service calls and customer com- plaints during evening fiours. She would suggest the Commission memNers review that portion of t�e ordinance before t�e meeting. Another issue that will probably be mentioned is the switch-over without informing the customers. Mr. Kaspszak stated he had gotten a lot of complaints about Storer's billing system. Ms. Hughes stated if there are these kinds of complaints, there are ways those complaints should be coming before the Commission. The Comnission - has not been getting any of those complaints. Was the City passing on the complaints when they are received? Mr. Moravetz stated he receives some complaints, but he thought they had all been resolved. He always tells every person who calls with a com- plaint that if the company does not resolve it, then he/she should call back. He also informs them of the CATV Advisory Comnission meetings and the arbitration procedures. As far as he knew, there were no outstanding complaints, other than the service problem. Mr. Moravetz stated it is mandated in the ordinance that the Comnission is supposed to get a report from the company on all the complaints received. That is something the City has never received. Mr. Weaver stated he could not recall one time the Comnission has received a report from the company on complaints. During his term on the Comnission, he could only remember one time when someone came to the Commission with a complaint. Mr. Moravetz asked the Comnission if they would like him to get them a monthly report on complaints received. � Mr. Weaver stated Mr. Moravetz could just give them a number of how many complaints were received. Ms. Hughes stated there is a procedure, and she was trusting that the pro- cedure was operating. 6. ESTABLISH DATE FOR NOVEMBER MEETING: Mr. Moravetz stated the regularly scheduled meeting is Thurs., Nov. 10. The next day is Veterans Day, so he just wanted to make sure that there was no problem with meeting on this day. . The Commission members were in agreement with the Nov. 10 meeting date. CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING, OCTOBER 13, 1983 __ PAGE 1_1 7. OTHER BUSINESS: Mr. Moravetz stated he had included in the agenda an update on the House Ca61e Bill, HR 4103, that was publis�ed in the Oct. 3, 1983. Multichannel News, and a preliminary staff draft of the bill dated Sept. 19. 1983. Mr. Kaspszak stated he thought the Comnission should urge the Mayor, if he has not already done so, to canmunicate with Congressman Sikorski out- ]ining the Commission's position on tfiis piece of legislation. 1�lOTION BY MR. KASPSZAK RECOMMENDING THAT THE MAYOR WRITE A LETTER TO CONGRESS- ilAN SIKORSKI EXPRESSING THE CATV ADVISORY CDl�lMISSION'S VIEWS ON TXIS PIECE OF LEGISLATIDN. MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECOND. INOTION BY JNR. NEAVER, SECQNDED BY 1�1R. PETERSON� TO CONTINUE DISCUSSION ON BR 4103 AT THE NEXT MEETINC. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, Cf1AIRPERSON HUGHES DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMDUSLY. ADJOURNMENT• PlOTION BY MR. f�EAVER� SECONDED BY /�II2. PETERSON, TD ADl70URN THE MEETING. UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING A YE� CHAIRPERSON XUGHES DECLARED THE OCTOBER 13� I983, CATV ADVISORY COMMZSSION 1NEETING AIIJOURI�ED AT 20:14 P.Pl. Respectfully su mitted, �' Lynne Saba Recording Secretary r 2J i .i . '10: F'RGM: � M � ' ' 1� " MBMOR�PDOM WII�L.IAI+! C. HIJIIT� AT7SINIS�4tATIVE ASSI.STI�NP iiOB�tT PE3�AIAZA, l�IA SPDCIAI�I.Sr . : a • •.�e+• a. • �•� •� • ?- � " c� �- � v• : � • •• • i �� DATE: Sg'I'D+�IIt 29, 1963 �e Spring ana S�m�er Quarters were periods of major development for the staff of Municipal Channel 30. In addition to increasing current levels of character generated messages to as many as 60 pages and increasing the hours of program cablecasting, the tiny staff of C�annel 30 produced ten original prograQrs totaling more than nine hours in lesgth. �ese �,rere: property Taxes • b Ho�a Hazardous k'ast��tin9 �^- Fridlev �ration Id�tif ication Frid�ev Medical Center p�rks In Fri�lev �ringblo�k�t�l�v ProQrans a) �e Beaver: hature's F.�gineer b) Insect Hames c) Monarch Magic 1�ste ManaQ?�nt � Board �gti�� at Capitol LifeQUardinq (4p min) (Assessing) ( 4 hrs) (Public Works) (15 min) (Public Safety) (15 min) (Planning) (30 min) (Parks i Rec) (ongoing) (50 min) (Parks i Rec) (4p mi,n) (Parks i Rec) ( 1 hr.) (Parks i Rec) ( 1 hr.) (Public Works) (30 min) (Parks � Rec) In additien, progravrs were produced in 000peration With Channel 3- the 1983 49'ers Parade�Channel 10 - Story Hour and a ltagic/Juggling Show - assistance was also pzovided to the Fridley Fire Department in their production of a Firefighter training prograon. Additioral prograrrs are being planned for this Fall. Some of these include; S�mative Center City Progzam� Mini-Series on Public Service Agencies of Anoka C7o. Mini-Series Focusing On Activities Of �e Ca�munity Education Center In addition to producing these 9 hrs + of original progra�ninq, the staff of �annel 30 added approximately 10 hours of progra7raning to it's tape library ftom outside sources. Z�ese included five and one-half hours of science/sgace 2K -z- programs from N.A.S.A. and four and one-half hours of public service/information prograrrs fran the Internal Revenue Service � the Dept. of Health S Human Services. In addition, we are currently obtaining four ten-pazt prograirs fram University Media Resources for cablecasting this Fall. �ese U of M courses will be sham daily on Qiannel 30. To increase vie�►er awareness, progra�ming schedules for Q�annel 30 are now being printed weekly in the Fridley Sun newspaper. purchase of a micro oo�uter based f iling system has enabled the staff of �annel 30 to create a master program file that can be accessed by tape numt�er, pzogram title, source of program or program topic. �is enables access prograirs mnre easily. In addition, each program listed has a brief synopsis inclu3ed with it's other fnformation. It is our plan to eventually make our lists of programs and program synopsis available to the Fridley School System in the hope that it will stimulate then to request programs for class viewing. A ca�r�ensive plan for the further develoFnent of Municipal C�annel 30 as well as a annotated listing of all capital e�cpenditures of �annel 30 to date vere prepared for City Manag�ent revie�a and consideration. In ac3dition, the donation of video production equipnent to the City by Storer Cable was studied in detail by thannel 30 staff and specific recamnendations for its repair and utilization prepared for City Management. Tt�e addition of such equipment, ancient as it might be, would be a major improvement in production and cablecasting facilities for the Municipal Q�annel. Municipal Qiannel 30 has been on the air since February 3, 1982. Since that time, we have grow-n to the limits i�osed by curre�t equipment and staff size. In otder to better serve the people of Fridley, I strongly urge the im,plenentation of the development plan I put forth on August 11, 1983 and the acquisition of 1-3 interns from local comunity colleges who Will work for expezience in cable 4V and class credit obtained. I further wish to begin a volunteer program reaching out to local service organizations, senior's progra¢ns and secorxiary schools. RP/bd y1/5/9 2L 2M STO ___ R LE Commitmcnt fo E,tcelfer�ce September 30, 1983 Mr. Clyde Moravetz, Cable Coordinator City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue NE Fridley, NII�I 55432 Dear Clyde: In accordance with Section 7.02 of the Cable Contract between Storer Cable Communications and the City of Fridley, please accept this as the semi-annual report to the City of Fridley. Because I was only recently appointed to the position of District General Manager, I have not yet completed a formal business plan for the system. We are currently working on the 1984 operating and capital budgets for the Fridley System and I will be in a position to subr�it my formal business plan to you the first part of November. I do want, however, to share with you some of the goals for the remainder of 1983 and the first auarter of 19 84. It is our objective, as in the past, to deliver the best possible service to each of our customers at tbe lowest possible cost. In the area of operations, we are nearing completion of the Fridley rebuild. We have also received the switcher for standby at the headend. We have been and will continue to put a tremendous amount of effort and capital outlay toward a quality rebuild of the Fridley System. Along with the rebuilt system, we will be undertakin9 several programs to insure that the high technical standard for this plant is maintained. �le will continue STORER CABLE COMMUNICATIONS 350 - 63rd Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Phone 571-6206 Mr. Clyde Moravetz, cont'd. page two the education requirements for all technicians and installers. We have received new character generator e�uipment which has expanded page capacity and gives a better look to Channel 3, 12 and 19. , We are excited about the addition of Disney Channel to our services shortly to our Fridley residents. This will be a welcome addition of family entertainment to our line-up. We are tentatively planning on a door to door remarketing campaign in the Fridley area to launch the new channels _ (Cable Health, the Learning Channel, KXLI (Channel 41, St. Cloud) and the Disney Channel yet this year. We will be getting out a direct mailing to our present subsczibers. t�e will also have new channel line-up cards for Fridley within the next month or so. We have recently switched our TV guides from Premium Channels to Cable View. Enclosed are also copies of our prograr� schedules for your review. If you have any questions, please call me. �Gl�..� (� «alter E. Berdnik District General Manager Encl. cc: Bill Langendorf 2N � PROGRAM SCHEDULING SUNDAY Anoka County Update Council Action Football 83' Mary Hanson Show Cable News 3 Game of the Week MONDAY Anoka County Update I�II�I Screening Room Football 63' Aiary Nanson Cable News 3 City Council or School Board Meeting TUESDAY • (Time slot open for requests or new shows) r'IIV Screening Room Football 83' Mary Hanson Show Cable News 3 Game of the Week WEDNESDAY Game of the week Mary Hanson Cable News 3 City Council or School Board Meeting THURSDAY Gar.�e of the Week Council Action Cable News 3 City Council or School Board Meeting FRIDAY Council Action Football 83' (Open � hour for requests and new shows) Cable News 3 4:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 20 2P SATURDAY Game of the Week Cable News 3 4:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. Schedules may vary when we produce or receive special . programs. Morning or afternoon cablecasting is open for requests. DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMING Regularly Produced by Storer Cable: Cable News 3: A weekly news and sports program for and about Fridley and general interest. Aiary Hanson S�ow: A weekly interview program concerning social issues. Football 83': A program that follows rII� football with local inserts. Title changes with sports season to focus on a timely sport. Council Action: An interview program with a council member, summarize that weeks City Council rleeting. City Council Meeting: The Fridley City Council Meeting taped in its entirety. School Board Meeting: District 14's School Board P4eetings in their entirety. Gar,�e of the Week: One or more sporting events are taped each week to be shown on Channel 3 with inserts and interviews used in cable News 3. This Fall, we are taping all of Fridley and Totino Grace's Home football games and as r�any away games as we can. SPECIAL STORER PRODUCTIO�IS: -- 49er Days Events: Channel 3 covers almost every event in the 49er Days Celebration. --Vocal and Band Concerts: We cover a variety of High School Choir and band concerts. --Fridley High School Graduation --Homecoming events --Chimera Benefit: tiJe had the opportunity last winter to tape a benefit for the Crisis Nursery at the Chimera Theater. '1 --Sikorski Job Fair: A panel discussion on Minnesota work environment taped with Channel 12. --Live election coverage. --Special debates. --League of Women Voters lectures. --Special City Meetings; example: Waste Management. These are just examples of special projects Channel 3 has and will be producing. REGULARLY BICYCLED PROGRAMS --Anoka County update - monthly - interviews with Anoka County Officials from Group W- Columbia Heights. --Minnesota Screening Room: A program about films from Minnesota Cablesystems Southwest SPECIAL BICYCLED PROGRAMS: --Minnesota Zoo Segments. --Film Featurettes from Colur.ibia Pictures. -- Public Service announcements from United Way and other non-profit and governnent agencies. --Occasional sporting or school events from Colur�bia Heights- Group W. These programs are requested by residents who live in Fridley but go to the Columbia Heights School District. 0 , Z � i■ October 24, 1983 C%�� Inc. � Dair�• Product. - Frrsh Egg: • Ice Cream 1930 WOODDAIE DRIVE S7, PAUI, MINNESOiA SS125 TEIEPHONE: 735-6600 - Steve Olson City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue No. E. i Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mr. Olson, MAItING ADDRESf: P.O. Box 43006 St. Poui, Mi�nesota SS16I ��;1 �,1f'7 I�, �.�, � /" � / As owner of the Country Boy Store and attached Beauty Shop and Barber Shop at 1301 Mississippi in Fridley, I wo�ld like to have on file an �nderstanding concerning our intentions about future signage on the building. We would like to work towards improving the signage as follows: all future signs will be internally lit, placed on the mansard facing and of uniform four foot heights with length determined by maximum allowed per code. I hope this clarifies our intentions. Let me know if there is any further information needed. Sincerely, �� , Greg Jo nson, President Country House, Inc. GJ/ls CC: Don Giersdorf Colleen Riddle / 3 /Yov • 2� C4�� 3A 6�'c+� G�� 4v� I�F. � �—� . _�_ -- ----. --- ---- - - - I � �' � � J �_ � � � �+ u �� `� ' � ` �� t a 3L� z � ��s us ��. , �v[ ■ - r� •� !►� ��. 1TM M �:i � . i 1 ( � - . � �� vr[► �M I ' . �c • � 1�" • s � ` � a.t : •tfw o . 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"i �� t �N �'!�� :� �,�� ('� f '�� i '�•��- "� �='Gr '�Z .� -yf •e Te �'�" $ �,� �-` �1� � •�_ y1�, a �.. � , ,� s �° _ � - --A ,y : s �' {_t ''� �,,y � '� 'PJ• _ - �* �yc ,` -'C�'�. 1�..} ��- ��'�`Li..fa�t.��;,,�� .tt,.��[ ',-��,�,�-�ay. ��*� Nl��;�t 'a � �}�+ }'�t ^.��1il� �r:' �� k'S'.�;i��1 7.�1�^ ��S�;..s-s ��4: • i y' �: �� . dJ �' �� ' � `y..��'*• "`-`" �`, 4 ��.z� � A. <<�: �a rt '� . � ,.,3�,: � a6-. ,�.:t�► � .e� :,t .. �� _ � � .. � s �� ` �;�r�,'� , _ r �'- t''� .� � e� "Fty �'. " _ ,rtA �� ,s ,}.. „ { �s �"', { t� : ' f,�..` ,r 1 , y ir � ir��i °' i'� '_�f.?�7 �X ; � � �S � '� �, F{�E �... +� � ,�.'i^ , � �� *.r r � s. fi�. �:� � � ��_ -.�,� .� t,�• �,, a,�!' "•�� ;.�c r �� ` ;��y �- �t �.�x +�, ,�,a� ` �`� � . i��i6�� 5 MEMO 70: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: SIDNEY C. INMAN, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL SERVICES/ CITY CLERK SUBJECT: RESOLUTION SPLITTING AND REPLATTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE NOVEMBER 7, 1983 AGENDA DATE: OCTOBER 27, 1983 We are requesting that the assessments be separated on Parcel 3200, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, as this parcel has been divided into the new plat of Holiday North lst � Addition. The Council has previously approved this plat, and the plat has been recorded at Anoka County. SCI ps Att. 0 RESOLUTION N0. -.1983 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 13, PARCEL 3200, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 155, AND REPLATTING INTO HOLIDAY NORTH 1ST ADDITION WHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been subdivided. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows: That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit: Lot 13, Parcel 3200, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, may and shall be apportioned and divided and replatted into Holiday North lst Addition, as follows: Original Parcel Fund Lot 13, Parcel 3200, Auditor's SS #5-C Subdivision No. 155 ST. 1978-4 Division and Replatting Approved Fund Lot 1, Block l, Holiday North SS #5-C lst Add'n 23 30 24 32 0005 ST. 1978-4 Lot 2, Block 1, Holiday North SS #5-C lst Add'n 23 30 24 32 0006 ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS OF ATTEST: 1983. CITY CLERK Sidney C. Inman Ori inal Amount 21,966.26 6,388.20 28,354.46 Ori inal Amount 19,769.63 6,388.20 2,196.63 28,354.46 DAY MAYOR William J. Nee SA � PQBLIC iIORBS DEPARTI�NT Engineering Divisioa CITY OF FRIDLSY Fridley, HN 55432 October 31, 1983 Hardrives Inc. Maple Grove Executive Center 7200 Hemloek Lane North Maple Grove, IrW 55369 Subject: Change Order No. 1, Street Improvement Project ST. 1983-1 Gentlemen: You are hereby ordered� authorized and instructed to modify your contract for the Street Improvement Froject ST. 1983-t It�m 1. Adjust Frame � Ring Casting 2. Bituminous Haterial for Tack 3. Wearing Course Mixture u. Bituminous Mat. for Mixture ,11 �, Quantitv Lump Sum 200 Gals. 319 Ton 20.74 Ton Total Addition ITnit Priee � 875.00 = 1.54 � 10.50 � 185.00 Original Contract Price Change Order �1 Revised Contract Amount � � 875.00 300.00 3�3�►9•50 3�836.90 � 8,361.40 �246,206.70 8,361.40 �254,568.10 J Hardrives Inc. October 31, 1983 Re: Change Order No. t Street Improvement 7A Project ST. 1983-1 Page 2 Submitted and approved by John G. Flora, Public Works Director on the 31st day of October, 1983. �� Prepared by: t Checked by: ��!��/«��= , � � —._ �1pi�n G. Flora, P.E. /-�public Works Director t/ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T� Approved and accepted this � day oP �� v' , 1983 by Hardrives Inc. � � HARDRIV C. �� By (Title) Approved and accepted this day of , 1983 by the City Council of Fridley, Minnsota. William J. Nee Mayor Nasim M. Qureshi City Manager ' FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL 1�UVII�IIt 7, 1983 S�nith, Juster, Feikema, Malmon & Aaskvitz 1250 Builders Exchange Building Minneapolis, NIlV 55402 For legal services rendered as City Prosecutor for the month of Septeqnber, 1983 Fopham, Aaik, Schnobrich, Raufman & Doty Ltd. 4344 ID6 Center Minneapolis, N�I 55402 For professional services rendered, October 19. 1983 Highway Services 6317 Cambridge Street Minneapolis, I�Il�I 55416 FINAL ESTIMATE 1983 3oint & Crack Sealing Project Hardrives, Inc. Maple Grove Executive Center 7200 Henlock Lane North Maple Grove, N�1 55441 FINAL F�TIlKATE ST. 1983-1 ST. 1983-2 E. A. Hickock & Associates, Inc. 545 Indian Mound Wayzata, NIDI 55391 $17,565.50 $10,424.81 Phase I $ 1,048.50 Phase II $ 1,574.08 Moore Lake Restoration Project for Sept�nber, 1983 Monette Construction Car�any, Inc. 2050 White Bear Avenue St. Paul, l�T 55109 C,aranunity Plaza Project Estimate �7 — ESTIMATES $ 5,087.50 $ 1,550.00 $19,483.00 $27 , 990 .31 $ 2,622.58 $17,288.07 0 8A STATEIUIENT SM1T4i, lUSTER, FEIKEKA, MAIMON b FiASKV4TZ ATTORNErS AT LAW 1250 BUILDERS EXCMANGE BLDG. MINNEAPOLIS, N5INNESOTA 55402 339� 14! 1 SUBURBAN OFFICE FRIDLEr r ity of Fridley � 6431 University Avenue N. f. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attention: Mr. Nasim Qureshi L CJN��ws� wcTVwM �N�� ow�now �nt.. �ouw �w�r�w♦ J DATE � � � � BALANCE FORWARDED �ROM. IAST STATEMENT 10-24-83 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley during September, 1983. Representation of City of Fridle,y in court 9-01-83 (Col. Heights) 9-06-83 (Anoka); 9-03-83 (Col. Hei hts); 9-13-83 (Anoka); 9-14-83 (Anoka); 9-20-83 (Anoka); 9-22-83 �Col. Heights); 9-27-33 (Anoka) 9-23-83 (Anoka); and 9-29-83 (Col. Heights) for 205 pre-trial conferences and 23 court trials. (75.25 hours). Preparation of 78 formal misdemeanor complaints, 5 formal gross misdemeanor complaints and 3 police and citizen office conferences and miscellanous phone conferences. (23.5 hrs) TOTAL TIt+lE (98.75 hours) September, 1983 Retainer $1650.00 $1650.00 Time in excess of retainer (68.75 hours) $3437.50 $5087.50 SMITM, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON i HASKVIT2 wrrowws�n wr �w� WASMINGTON OFFICE SUITE s02 2000 L STREET N.W. WASMINGTON, O.G. 20036 TELEPMONE ANO TEIEGOPIER 242�87-5151 Client tio: POPHAM, HAIK. SCHNOBFi1CH. KAUFMAN b� DOTY, LTO. c�97 tity of Fricley Attn: Nasirt: :ureshi �431 U�iversity Avenue h� -r�clFyr !"N �=�32 REw11T TO MtNNEAPOLIS OFFICE 434� IQ:i CENTER MINNFAPOLIS, IaINNESOTA 55402 TELEPNONE AINO TELECOPIER 612-a33-4800 For profassion�l services �encerz:.• ir+ciuCing: �att�r Ko: 1 M�z::rccus W=Sta F�cce=sing i.Z� DENVER OFFiCE 266p PETRO-LEW1S TOWER DENVEFi. COLORADO 80202 TELEPMONE AND TELECOPIER 303-B25-2660 Qctober 19� 19�? '��/�?/33 And2ysis cf docuTents. Conferance with City staff ccncernin;� r�vieW �tr�teyy. �1S1�2J'? �'a�tincs With City oftici�2s tc �evieu� st3tus and stra±e^y. :S/��/�3 R2visu� a�.:eal proce�ur'a zn,� st�tu'ta �e�uirements� �ra.�rstac� of aetitian �for r�vi��u. :��/2%/�3 Str�t�yy discussion r:_,rd:�ny Groce�ure. �Y/Z7/53 Analysis of tn�ory of r�vi�>w. �>IL:�.� Ansly�is of la=a1 issues i��alv�d in altern�tive re-e_igs. sta��:nc cf CiRy to 5u:-. ,}uris�!icticn. 04l23l�3 P'reGarction cf �etition fc►• reviau.�� iscussiun u►it'+ Jchn Fiora� discussion With 4��si�tar,t �ttarney Genaral rec:r�inC statutory raauireT�nts� an�lyze nEw ;.rocE�ures fer �a�e�ls Ceu�t. G�/29/�3 Pre�ar=tion of urit Flsadin�cs. Oiscuss �uith ti:y M�n�yer. J9/�9/03 PreY�r�ti�n of iirit of Certi�rari �nd �etition. discussions with City �'anc;er, W:Ste M=n:�ement �'o'�d and :hiaf He_ri�c cz7miner r�sar�in�� C�eal� an�ly�a =_lte�n:t�ve *�e�n� of �c,�aal� p�a;�:r�tic�n of corrts�anCQr,ce to City t•:an?��r. :rount �ua� Frofessional Sarvices: :xpEnse= A�v�nced: d9/�9/?? Filinc Fees T�t31 cxpenses Advance�: T�T4� 4M�jJt�T� THIS °ILLI�'�: �1•S�.�i1.0� S�.Ov =5�.0�� ;1.�50.�� CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBI.IC WORKS DEPARTNIENT EDiGINEERING DIVISION 6431 University Avenue N.E. Friclley, Minnesota 55�32 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Fridley c/o Nasim M. Qureshi, City Mana.ger 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Council Members: October 13, 1983 ; � . � �i�i�i�i� We hereby submit the Final Estimate No. 1 for Highway Services, Incorporated, 6317 Cambridge Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416, for the 1983 Joint and Crack Sealing Project. Orginal Contract Final Construction Cost Final Construction Cost AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE #1 �21,240.00 19,483•00 19��+83.00 �19,�83•00 We have viewed the xork under contrac:t for the 1983 Joint and Crack Sealing Projeet, and find that the same is substantially complete in aecordance xith the contract documents. I recomm�end that final payment be made upon acceptanee of the Work by your Ho�norable Body, and that the one- year contraetual maintenance bond commence� on the date listed. Respectfully submitted, � �'�"C�-z..� John G. Flora, P.E. Publie Works Director JGF/jh 3/1/4I12 � '` ! Prepared by: Checked by: �� r� -� : � CITY OF FRIDLEY P(TBLIC NORRS DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DIYISION 6431 Qniversity Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Octobe,r 31 � 1983 Honorable Mayor and City Council City oP Fridleq c/o Nasim M. Qureshi, City !lanager 6431 Oniversity Avenue N.E. Fridley, lrAl 55432 Council Hembers: CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGDiEER We hereby submit the Final Estimate No. 6(ST. 1983-1) and Final Estimate No. 6 (ST. 1g83-2) for Hardrives Ina., 7200 Hemlock Lane North, Maple Grove, MN 55441, for Street Improvementi Project ST. 1983-1 � 2. - Original Contract �246�206.70 Change Order #1 (ST. 1983-1} 8,361.�t0 Revised Contract Amount �254,568.10 Final Construction Cost - ST. 1983-1 � 2..=270�218.16 Final Construction Cost ST. 19133-1 Less Estimate #1 a11,841�.75 Less Estimate �2 9,213„10 Less Estimate �3 88,757,�83 Less Estimate �4 3,648.,14 Less Estimate #5 21,744.54 AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE #6 . . Final Construction Cost ST. 198'�3-2 Less Estimate #1 a11,903•31 Less Estimate #2 9e542.37 Less Estimate #3 33.217.74 Less Estimate #4 27,952.27 Less Estimate f5 2�,A06.80 AMOUNT DUE FINAI,. ESTIMATE #6. . . . �152,770.86 �135,205.36 . . . . . � 17�565.50 �117 ��►�7.30 �1oT,o22.4g . . . . t 10, k2�1.81 We have vieWed the s�ork under contrac:t for the construction of Street Improvement Project ST. 1g83-1 � 2, and find that the same is substantially complete in accordance with tt�e contraet documents. I recommend that final payment be made upon aceeptance of the vo�rk by your Honorable Body, and that the one-year contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed. Respectfully submitted, � i��G�!/L�� , �.dohn G. Flora, P.E. `� Public Yorks Director JGF/mh Prepared G� Cheeked by: -�� . �. '� FOR CONCURRENCE BY VtiE CiTY COUNCiI � November 7, 1983 Type of License: B� Approved By: B Food Establishment � -- LICENSES Pizia Flame - Fridley A.R. Gill James P. Hill 311 Osborne Rd. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 Food Vehicle 6& M Produce Leonard Norrial Steven J. Olson 15400 N.E. Hwy. #65 Health Inspector Anoka, Mn. 55303 On Sale Beer Pizza Flame - Fridley A.R. Gill James P. Hill 317 Osborne Rd. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 � Fees• $30.00 $50.00 $162.50 � � FOR CONCURRENCE BY 'THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES NOVEMBER 7i 1983 EXCAVATING Volk Sewer & Water 8909 Bass Creek Cairt Brooklyn Park, N�J 55428 By: Randy Volk GAS SERVICES Countryside Heating & Cooling Se nr. 10880 County Road #20 Delano, NIN 55328 ,By: Craig Schumacher GENERAL CONTRACTOR E.D.S. Construction Co. 360 Larpenteur Avenue P.O. Box 43570 St. Paul , NII�I 55164 Freeberg Company 8624 Pine Hill Road BloomingtAn, NIIJ 55438 Langer Construction Co. 54 E. Pdoreland Avenue W. St. Paul, MN 55118 Lesters, Inc. Lester Prairie, MN 55354 By: Da�rrell Saari By: Roc�er Freeberg By: Lou Langer By: Ine.sis J. Ogrins Stone Wood Hanes 188 - 71st Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 By: Allan Rolland R.A. Ungerman Construction Co., Inc. 5156 Thomas Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55410 By: Ron Ungerman Window & Door Sales & Service � 4612 Columbus Minneapolis, r�II�i 55407 By: Victor Osfar HEATING Airco Heating & Air Cond. Co. 4014 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, MN 55421 By: Mile�s Walthour MASON RY Metropolitan Fireplace 1162 North Lanc�nark Hopkins, MN 55343 By; Doug� Theis ROOFING Kuehn Roofing Co. 15540 Prairie Road Anoka, NIN 55303 By: Zbm Kuehn APPROVED BY DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. WILLIAM SAtJDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. WILLIAM SAbIDIN Plbg .-Htg . Insp. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofc. 9R 'f FOR CONCURRENCE BY 'THE CiTY COUNCiL NOVEMBER 7, 1983 SIGN ERECTOR Attracta Sign Inc. 6417 Penn Avenue South Richfield, MN 55423 A By: Ipuise Sterner -- 110ENSES 9 B Page 2 DARREL CLARK Chief Bldg, Ofc. 9C '� FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � November 7, 1983 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY OWNER LOCATION OF BLDG. UNITS FEE APPROVED BY Alan D. & Scott A. Swenson 5349-53 - 4th Street 1 $12.00 S. J. Olson, 5353 - 4th St. NE Environ.Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55421 Edward Daw and 359 - 57th Place 8 49.00 " " Patricia A. Daw 312 East 32nd St. Sioux Fails, SD 57105 CPG Enterprises 380-82 - 74th Avenue 2 24.00 " " 233 W. Grandview Ave. Roseville, MN 55113 Russell E. Beck 7527 Van Buren St. NE Fridley, MN 55432 Kennard & Kenneth Littler 41 Rice Creek Way NE Fridley, MN 55432 David J. Ruether 185 River Edge Way NE Fridley, MN 55432 Ms. Cheryl Nybo 1612 Berne Circle E. Fridley, MN 55421 7150 Central Avenue 6379 Hwy. 65 185 River Edge Way 5809 Tennison Drive 4 54.00 8 73.50 1 12.00 1 18.00 �� 10 =I FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- CLAIMS c�.ir, h�r��E�s 272581 - 31�N10