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' THE MINCTrES OF THE RDGU7,AR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF MAY 5.
1986
Zhe Regular meeting of the Fridl� Ca.ty Council was called to order at 7:35
p. m.
PLIDGE OF AId,EGIANCE•
Mayor Pro Tan Schneider led the Council and audience in the Pledge cf
Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CAI.L -
MENSII2S PFFSENT: Mayor Pro Tan Schneider, Oa�cilman Fitz�atrick,
and Councilman Gooc7speed
ME[�SII25 PBSINT: Mayor Nee and Counczln�n Barnette
P�iMATIONS-
VETERAD7S BUDDY POPPY DAY - MAY 16. 1986:
Mayor Pro Ten Schneider stated Mayor Nee has issued a praclamation
proclaiming May 16, 1986 as Buddy Popp� Lkzy. He read the proclamation and
� it was given to representatives of the Fnc�ley VFW Frost 363 who were
present.
Buddy Popg� Queen, Lori Olson, stated she hapeci everyone would buy a popg3
on NL�y 16 to help disabled veterans.
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK - MP.Y 18-24. 1986:
Mayor Pro Ten Schneider read the praclamation issued by Mayar Dlee
proclaiming the week of May 18-14 as National Public Works Week. The
proclamation called upon all citizens and civic organizations to recognize
the ooritributions made every day by public works pers�nriel.
SENIOR CErT!'ER WEEK - MAY 11-17. 1986:
Mayor Pro Tem Schneider read the proclamation issued by Mayor Nee
proclaiming the week of A9ay 11-17, 1986 as Senior Center Vdeek. The
proclanation remgnizes the lifelong contnbutions of t�lented ar.d dew.catea
Semor C�t�zens in Fndle� and commends the Semor Center for supporting a
sense of co�nimity.
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Mayor Pro Ten Schneider read the proclamation issued by Mayor 1Gee
�iroclaiming the month of May as Correct Posture I�Ionth. The procl�nation
� urges citizens to maintain correct posture and commends doctors of
chiropractic for their eEforts a.n a public education piogram tied to the
restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
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' Dr. Gregg Hebeisen accepted the proclamation and felt the contributions
being made 1� the chiropractic profession to the Statue of Liberty are an
investment in freedom. He stateci he encoura�es the resiclents of Fridiey to
�feguard those freecbms and safeguard their health.
APPRWAL OF MINUTES•
BOARD OF REVIEW, APRIL 21. 1986:
NDTION L� Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprcve the minutes of the Board of
R�i�a Meeting of April 21, 1986 as presented. Seconded by Councilman
GoocZspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Tem Schneider
declared the motion carned unanimously.
CX�L7NCIL MEETING. APRIL 21, 1986:
L�DTION try Councilman Goodspeed to appraae the minutes of the Council Nleeting
of April 21, 1986 as presented. Seconded }x Councilman Fikz�atrick. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Teni Schneider declarec3 the motion
carned unammously.
ADOPPION OF AGE�IDA:
�e follaaing was added as Iten 19: "Consicleration of Authorizing the Sale
� of Lots 1 through 3, Block 7, Edgewater Gardens."
MOTION by Councilman Fitz�trick to adopt the agenda with the above
addition. Seoonded b� CoLmcilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Pro Tan Schneider declared the raotion carried unammously.
OPIN FORUM. VISITORS:
�ere was no response fran the audience imder this iten af business.
1. CONSIDERATION OF FRIDLEY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CONSENSUS REPORT ON FIRE
STATION IiOCATION:
Ms. Carolyn Rouse, 140 Hartman Circle, appeared before the Council,
representing the League of Wanen Voters, to give a reFort on thea.r study of
an appropnate location of a central fire stat� on.
Ms. Rouse stated the Le«gue gathered information on the make-up of the
Fridle� Volunteer Fire De�rtrnent, the current location of the fire station
at Nitssissippi and Unlversity, and the ecyui�nent and training. She stated
the� analyzed the area served by the Fire Departrnent and found that the
population has increased ten times and family units doubleci since the
1960's. Ms. Rouse further stated 30,000 to 41,000 autos per uay pass
through the Nhssissippi and Umversity intersection and pedestrian traffic
has incr�sed.
� She stated, after two years of study, the League has taken the position that
the location of the fire station should be �udged upon such criteria as laa
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� response time to emergency calls, limited traffic conflicts, cerrtral
location, adequate sp3ce for activities and limited envirormental un�act en
the neighborhood.
Ms. Rouse stated the La��gue beliEVes that the present location of the fire
station does not meet all of the above criteria and uraes that a new
location for a central fire station be e�lored. J
Ms. Rovse stated the L�gue's position is any fire station should be located
such that (1) Response time to an energency call should avera9e five minutes
or less; (2j The occurrence of traffic conflicts is 1 united f or taoth
energency vehicles and volunteer firefighters travel to the station i�i
response to an energency call (this means street aonfiguration and traffic
coimts are unportant factors in determimny adequacy of a site); (3) It is
neax the geogcaxhic center of the City; (4) Adequate space is avatlable fer
such uses as volimteer firefighter �;arkinq, trairung facilities, storage and
normal functions; (5) The environmental unpact on the neighborhoo� is
minimized considering such factors as noise, light and saf ety; and {6) The
best site is utilized regardless of price and political consic]erations.
Ms. Rouse stated the League believes the present location of the fire
station does not meet all the standards and urges a new location ior a
central fire station should be explored without luniting the site surv ey to
current publicly aaned property.
� Coimcilman Goodspeed asked Ms. Rouse if the Leayue had any �rticular site
in mind. Ms. Rouse stated the� did not have a site in mind, but felt it
should be thoroughly researched bef ore a deci�on is made.
d�imcilman Goodspeed asked Ms. Rouse what the League felt was the weakest
point of the present fire stat�.on. She stated it was probably the traffic
area, but indicated the current station f alls short of a number of the
criteria th e� used in their study.
Ms. Rouse stated if a oomnittee is establishecl to look at sites, perha�s the
League oould serve on that oomnittee.
I+&yor Pro Tan Sch�ider asked if thEy looked at other cities in drawing up
their criteria. Ms. Rouse stated they di2� not, but this is one of the
things which may be looked at in the future.
I�DTION L� Coimcilman Fitz�trick to receive the mnsensus re�ort cn the fire
station locata on dated Janury 14, 1986 as sutrnitted 1� the League of Woner.
Voters. Seoonded l� Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, a11 vpting
aye, Mayor Pro Ten Schneider c3ec].ared the motion carried unammously.
Mayor Pro Tan Sch�ider stateci he appreciated the work of the League of
Wanen Voters in suYmitting this report. He stated it would be reviewed by
staff and he was sure the League woulcl be ievolved in any further
� discussions.
PUBLIC HEARiNGS-
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� 2. PUBLIC HEFIRING ON THE SALE OF 53.000,000 IN II�IIIUSIRIAL Dh'VF•LOPMED7i' HOAIDS FOR
WINFIELD DEVEIAPMEDTCS. INC.:
NDTION by Councilman Gooclspeed to waive the reading of the public hearirsy
notice and o�n the public hearing. Seconc7ed by Councilman Fitz�xtrick.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro T�� Schnei�3er declared the
motion carried unanimously and the public hearing oFenec3 at 7:56 p.m.
Mr. Qureshi, Ctty NL�nager, stated this heanng involves the construction of
a tuilding l� Winfield Develognents located along Umversity Avenue, south
of the U. S. 3a�m and Fitness Qub.
Mr. Jim Winkels, representing Winfield Development, stated they are
proposing to wnstruct a 58,000 s�uare foot multi-tenant office/warehouse
building and ze�uesting $3,000,000 in industrial development revenue honds
for the firancing.
Mr. Winkels stated he w�derstands the curxent state of the allccaticn of
these bonds, haaever, if a prelunirary resolution is adopted in support cf
this proposal, it would be norrbinding on the Council's part depending on
the anount and n�nnber of allocatians.
Mr. Winkels stated they are currently a business entity in the City and
thanked the Coimcil for wnsidering their re�uest.
� Playor Pro Tan Schne'ider asked how mar�y persons they would employ upon
oomgletion of their proposed building. Mr. Winkels stateca approximatly 200
per �ons.
Mr. Qureshi stated the petitioner understands this may be a laa priority in
allocation of the fi�ncing. He stated, k� this procedure, thc� are merely
keeping the cbors open, if there are funds available. No persons in the
auci�ence spoke rec,�rding the �le of these industxial developnent bonds.
hDTION by Councilman Goodspeed to close the public hearing. Seconded by
Coimcilman Fitz�atrick. Upon a voice vote, all v�ting aye, Mayor Pro Tem
Schrieider declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hear�ng
closed at 8:02 p.m,
3. PUBLIC HEARING �N THE SF1L�E OF 56.000,000 IN II�➢JUS`i'RIAL DEVELOPME6Ti' BOI�IDS FOR
IPIDUSRIAL BOUI�EVARD INVESi'ORS•
P,AID
4. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE SALE OF S6.OU0.000 IN INDU9IRIAL DEVEL�OPMEDTP BOI�IIJS FOR
53RD V�Y INVE57.'ORS:
bDTIDN k� O�uncilman FitzKatrick to waive the reading of the public hearing
notices and open the public hearings. Seconded by Councilman Goodspeeu.
i7�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro T�� Schneider declared the
motion carried unanimously and the public hearings opened at 8:02 p.m.
� Mr. Qureshi, City NI�nager, stated these hearings for i-he sale of these two
industrial development bonds irivalves the proposed extension of a pro7ect
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� al�g East Ri.ver Ra�d, s�uth of I-694.
Ms. Sherrill Ruretich, legal �imsel for the developers, Sam Marfield and
Ken Belgarde, stated they propose to construct two additional builc7ings
tmder Phase III of their pro]ect. She stated Phase I has been �mp].eted and
construction has begun for Fhase II.
Ms. Kuretich stated under Phase III of the prc� ect, Build� ngs No. 5 and 6
would be �nstructed irn�olving 112,000 �uare feet of office and warehouse
facilities. Ms. Kuretich presented a site �,l.an shaaing these buildir!gs and
eacplairaed the materials used in oonstruction. She stated the sites wculd be
heavily landscaped and lcczding docks would be hidden fran public streets.
Ms. Kuretich statc� they are ra�uesting a rreliminary resolution in support
of these industnal revenue bonds. She stated each issue zequested is for
$6,000,000, haaeaer, it may be recessary to increase these amounts. She
stated, if the bonds are increased less thar 10�, it would not be necessar}
to go through the public hearing procedure again.
Ms. Kuretich stated it is estimated approximately 425 new 7obs will be
created when Phase III is oomg]eted, with an annual Fayroll of $6.8 rullion.
She stated it is pro�ected that this expansion w�11 generate $312,000 a year
in additional taxes.
� Ms. Kuretich stated the� are aware thEy must cprnpete at the State level for
boncltiny authority and understand s�ch an allection may not be grante�. She
statec's the developers are wil.ling to take the risk and apply for the bond
allocations.
Ms. Kuretich ttranked the Ca.ty staff for their cooperation and assistance in
working with tl�e developers.
Mr. Qureshi stated he wanted to make sure the developers are aware there is
no c�arantee thcy would receive this funding. Ms. Kuretich statea they
realize this fact and knar thetr funding may be pre-anpted, dependiny on
other priorities.
No persons in the audience spoke regarding these proposed bond issues.
FDTION � Councilman Fitz�atrick to close the public hearings. Seconded by
Coimcilman Goo�peed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Teri
Schreider declared the motion carried unarumouslpy and the publzc hearings
closed at 8:17 p.m.
OL➢ BUSINESS•
5. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #86-02. � ALLOW A MOTOR VEHICLE
FUEL ADID OIL DISPENSING SERVICE AI�D] A MOTOR VEHICLE WASH ESTABLISHMENT,
GFT7t�:uarr,y �� AT 5300 CENPRAL VENUE N.E., BY Q PETAOLEUM:
� Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated it was hoped there would be a signed
agreanent between Q,Petraleun and the IInbers Restaurarit. He stated such an
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' agreement was promised, but it is unfortanate that nothing has been
recei�ed. He stated he would remrc¢nend this itan l�e tableci until there is a
si�ed agreanes�t with hoth �arties irivalved.
NDTION I� Cotmcilman Gooclspeed to table this iten to N1�y 19, 1986, Sewnded
l� Councilman FitzFetrick. Upon a voice vote, all vo�ing aye, M3yor Pro Tan
Schneider declared the mation carried unanimously.
Mr. Rod Brannon, 1622 Innsbruck Parkway, r�uested information on the plan
for this property well in advance of the meeting.
Mr, Qureshi stated all infoLmation the City haa to date was provided. He
stated some modificaions were to be presented, haaever, these were not
receivecl.
6. CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE RD_1UST, VAR #86-D3, DO RIDUCE THE REQUIRED IAT
SIZE. RIDUCE THE FROAfr YARD SEiBCK. RIDUCE TfiE REAI2 YARD Sh'TBACK, RIDUCE THE
DRIVEWAY/PARKING Sh�BACK. G�Ar.ry Yp�TID AT 5300 CEDTPRAL AVENOE N. E. , BY
Q PEfRQLEUM•
MDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table tl-,is item to h:ay 19, 1986.
Seoonded b� Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, NJayor
Pro Tan Schneider declared the motion carried unammously.
1 7. CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENTS TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
4UALITY, ADID HUMAN RESOURCE COPM9ISSIONS:
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7A. RECEIVING LEPPER OF RESIGNF�TION FROM JFAN GERpi3, APPEALS COMMISSION:
NDTIDN t� Cotmcilman Fitzpatrlck to receive the letter of resionation from
Jean Gerou, Appeals Commission. Seoonded b� Coimcilman Goodspeed. tipon a
voice vote, all vating aye, Mayor Pro Tem SchneiUer declared the motion
carried unanimously.
MOTION hy Councilman Fitz�atrick to tab3e the appointments tc the
Cortunissions to May 19, 1986. Seconded by Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro T�i Schneider declared the motion
carned unanimously.
8. CONSIDERFITION OF A L�T SPLIT RDC)UEST L S #86-02 DD SPLIT OFF THE WEST 90
FEEi' OF PART OF LL7P 28. REVISED AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISON N0. 77 TO CREATE A
SEPARATE LOT GF'r�'RAr,r.y LpCATED AT 7136 EAST RIVER ROAD N.E., BY RICHARD
MALECEK:
Mr. Flora, Public Woxks Directox, stated there was an outlot when the
P,ivenvood Elenentaiy School property was platted, and the aaner of this
outlot has ra�uested a lot split. Mr, Floru stated the petitioner wishes to
split off thE west 90 feet of his lot to provide a buildable lot off
Riverwood Drive. He stated the property cxar�r has worked with the developer
' in order to provide a triangular piece of property for more frontaye far
this lot. He stated the portion to be added to Pf,r. N�lecek's lot spiit is
670 square feet which will prwide for a more haxmonious alic3ru�lent with the
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� nght-of-way. Mr. Flora stated with this 670 square feet added to I�9r.
N�lecek's lot, it reduces the size of Mr. Anderson's lot fran about 9,470
s�uare feet to 8,800 s�uare feet.
Mr. Flora stated there were six sti�ulations attached to this lot spl it and
staff had added that the �titioner was to woxk with the developer to obtain °
the additional property along the westerly boundary line an8 ior the
petitioner to pro�vide a hard surf ace driveway to the existing house.
Mr. I�'�lecek stated he was made aware of the sti�ulation for the hard surface
drivaaay last Friday and requested the lot split �e approved, without this
sti�.ulation. He stated he c1i�'t imderstand wYzy it should be tied to the
lot split.
Mr. Qureshi, City I�nager, stated the hard surface driveway is a City Code
reqiurenerit and felt it would be appropriate at this time for Mr. Nhlecek to
prwide the driva�ay.
NDTION tr3 Co�mcilman Fitzxatrick to approve lct splik. L.S. #86-02, with the
follaaing stipulations: (1) City be pxwided with a 25 foot bik�wa�/walkway
easement along East River Ra�d; (2) New house front yard setback to f-ollaa
the curve oi the street; (3) Lot split to be recx�rded prior to issuance of a
building permit; (4) Park fee of $750.00 is to be �id pnor to zssuance of
a Y_uilding permit; (5) Private utility easement to be provided across the
� northerly 10 feet of the new lot; (6) Petitioner ayrees to f�.r share of
street and utility assessments for the r�ew lot; and (7) PetitLOnex work with
the developer to obtain the additional property alang the westerly boundary
line. Semnded 1� Councilman Goodspeed.
��cilman Schneider asked Mr. i�lecek if he could provide a hard surface
driveway in the rnar ftrture. Mr. NHlecek stated he has a long drive, about
155 feet long, and stated there are othen c�mes along East River Road that
dc� not have hard surface driverrays.
Mr. Herrick, Caty Attorney, stated, in theory, this requiranenk is in the
City Code and staff should be enforcing it, but has been sor��ewhat lement.
Fle felt it may be the appropriate time for the property ewner tc meet this
mde requirenent.
Coimcilman Fitzxatrick stated he agreed the code should be enforced, but was
not sure it had anytYiing to c3o with this action for the lot split.
Mr. Qureshi stated he beliEVed there were actions taken b3 the C:oimcil which
gave Mr. I+�lecek the opporttmity to split his lot and make his pro�rty more
valuable and this would be the t�.me to brirag his driveway into cornpliance
witY� the oode.
HDTION Ix Co�mcilman FitzFatrick to amend the above motion by zdding the
follaaing stiFulation: (8) Petitioner to provide a hard surface driveway to
� existing house. Seoonded l� Cauncilman Goouspeed. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, I+gyor Pro Tan Schneider declared the mation carried unarumously.
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UI�N A VOIC� VOTE TFIIQ�S7 QQ �IE NF1IN NDTION, all vcted aye, and N7ayor Pro TFni
Schneider declared the motion carriec3 unarumously.
Mr. N�lecek asked when the hard surface driv�vay hao to be completeci. rir.
Qureshi stated this wnstruction season or before the newly createc3 1 ot is
sold.
Mr. Nhlecek stated he didn't have the financial ability to prwide for this
driveway. It was suggested to him that he contact staff to see zf anything
wuld 6e worked out to include the drivaaay in future xaving pro�ects w hich
may result in a laaer mst to Mr. N�ilecek.
8A. RE9pLiTPION N0. 38-1986 APPROVING A SUBDIVISION, LOT SPLIT, LS. #86-02, TO
SPLIT OFF THE WEST 90 FEET OF THAT PART OF LOT 28. REVISED AUDITOR'S
SUBDIVISON N0. 77 LYING EASTERLY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LINE: (AS
OUTLINID IN THE RESOLUPIOI� :
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Motion b� Co�mcilman Fitzrxztrick to adopt Resolution tdo. 38-1986. This
resolution is to be executed when all necessary documents are receivec3.
Seeonded lx Coimcilman Goodspeed, UFon a voice vote, all voting aye, l�tayor
Pro Ten Schneider declared the motion carriea unammously.
NEW BUSINESS:
C�IDERATION OF SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE TRANSFER OF CABLE
OPII2ATIONS APID OWNERSHIP FROM SPORER CABLE TO NORTEL CABLE ASSOCIATES:
NDTION 1� Cotmcilman Goodspeed to set the public hearing f or June 2r 1986
and to retain the services of Don Richarcis fer a financial analysis, the
cost of his services to be split between Fxicley and the cities of
Eloanington and St. Louis Park. Se�nded Ix Councilman Fitzp�trick. U�n a
voice vote, all voting aye, Nlayor Pro Ten Schneider declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RDCEIVING CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES OF MARCH 20, 1986:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the mir.utes of the Cabl e
Teleaisian 6�mmission Meeting of March 20, 1986. Seconded by Councilman
Gooclspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ntayor Pro T�n Schneider
declared the motion carried unarumously.
11. RECEIVING BIDS AAID CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING CONPRACi' FOR STREET IMPROVEMENP
PROJEGT, ST 1986-1 & 2:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated bids were received f or this
improvenent pro� ect and would recommend the bid 6e awarded to the low
bidder, H& S Asphalt for Phase I only, as agreanents have not as yet been
executed for the 100 'IWin DrivrIn property which covers Phase II of this
improven�nt.
NDTION tr� Cntmcilman Goodspeed to receive the follaainc� bids for Street
Improvenent Pro�ect, ST 1986-1 & 2 for Phases I and II, and award the
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contract f or Phase I only to the 1 aa bidcler, H& 5 Asphalt in the am uunt of
$439,120.55.
H & S Asphalt
700 Industry Auenue
Anoka, NN 55303
Valle� Paving, Inc.
8050 D Hic�way 101
Shakopee, NN 55379
ALCOn CoILSt. CA. r II1C.
P.O. Box 57
hbra, NN 55051
Bury & Car].son, Inc.
6008 Wayzata Blvd.
MinneaFolis, NN 55416
I3ardrives, Inc.
7200 Hanlock Lane No.
Magle Grove, MV 55369
Alexander Const. Co.
14561 Sohnny Cake Ridge Road
Apple Valle�, PN 55124
C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
Box 247
7865 Co. Rd. #18
N�ple Grwe, NN 55369-0247
Park Construction
7900 Beech Street
Mi,nneapolis, L'T] 55432
439,120.55 368,054.10 $ 807,174.65
473,626.70 378,353.50
486,350.421401,753.67
520,641.06 391,88C1.OS
5a6,79�.85 416,149.00
557,732.23 410,769.40
562,863.40 417,407.70
851,980.20
888,104.09
512,521.11
422,944.85
968,501.63
980,271.10
631,023.09 460,236,13 1,Q91,259.22
Seoondec3 Y� Coimcilman Fitzp3trick. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye,
M3yor Pro Ten Schneider declared the motton carried unammously.
Mr, Flora stated, when develognerit aqresnents are received from Woodbriclge
Properti.es, staff would bring this back to Council for awarding Phase II af
the improvanent pro� ect.
12. RECEIVING BIDS APID CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING CONTRP,CT FOR 1986 MISCELIANEOUS
CONCRETE CURB. GUPPER ADID SIDh�7AI�R PRQ7EX'I':
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated five bids were received for this
pro�ect and would reoonanend the bid be awarc�ed to the laa bicider, Cunclerson
Brothers in the �nount of $24,050.
NDTION � Ct�uncilman Fitz�atrick to receive the follaaing bids and awarc, the
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oontract to the laa bidder, Gimder>on Brothers in the �noimt of $24,050.
Gundex5on Bxos.
2325 Snelling Ave., S.
NI�nneapolis, l�N 55404
Concrete Curb Co.
771 Ladybird Lane
Burnsvi].le, NN 55337
NoUle Nursery
10530 Trv3 Ixuie
M�gle Grove, NN 55369
Independent Curb Contractors
4690 Penkwe Way
Eagan, NN 55122
Arcon Construction Co., Inc.
P. O. Box 57
Mora, NN 55051
$24,050.00
$25,410.OD
$27,325.00
528,000.00
$33,385.00
Seoonded b� CAUncilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, N,ayor
Pro Tan Schneider declared the motion carn ed unammously.
13. CONSIDERATION OF A PROFOSID MTC RpUTE 25B SERVICE VIA INNSBRUCK DRIVE:
Mr. Flora, Riblic Works Director, stated the MI'C has requestec� a new bus
route in Fridle� to he iderttified as Route 25E and needs a�proval of the
Ca ty to operate this route.
Mr. Flora stated buses on this route would operate cn Innsbruck Drive
between the C�ty lunits and Matterhorn Drive; on I+7atterhorn Drive between
Innsbruck Drive and Gardena A�enue; and on Garderr� Avenue k�etween Nl�tterhorn
Drive and Central Avenue.
I�yor Pro Tan Schneider asked if any of the bus stoFs would be in front of
residential hanes. Mr. Flora pointed out the locations and indicated some
stops would be in front of residences.
Mayor Pro Tan Schneider stated his concern was a potential probl en with
damages to private property. Mr. Flora stateu� he d�dn't feel the volu�ne of
txaffic would be such to cause any protzlens.
Mr. F'lora stated the hfPC has initiated this route clue to the increasing
nianber of calls for service in the area.
NDTION 6� Coimcilman Goodspeed to apprwe the D�IPC proposal for Bus Route 25B
throuc� the City of Fridle3. Sewnded L� Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, [fayor Pro Tem Schneider declared the motion
carried imammously.
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14. RECEIVING PETITION N0. 3-1986 RF7GARDING INSTALLATON OF A STREET LIGHT AT
1475 - 66TH AVENUE N.E.:
Mr, Flora, Public Works Director, stated a petition w as received f or
installaton of a street light on the curve of 66th Avenue in the new
Creekridge devel.ognent. He stated this rEquest �tisfies the criteria f or
the installation of a street light.
Mr. Gerald Jensen, 1475 66th Avenue, stated the two lights at each end of
this Ulock are totally screened, therefore, there is no lic,ht in the m�ddle
of the 41ock and f elt it was a dangerous sztuaton.
NDTION 1� Cotmcilman Fitz�atrick to receive l�tition No. 3-19&6 and direct
staff to proceed w ith ordering the installation of the street light as
indicated on Page 14C of the agenda booklet. Seconded by Councilman
Gooclspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Fro Tem Schneider
declared the motion carried unammously.
15. Q,AIMS:
NDTION tr� Councilman Fitzp�trick to authorize g3yment of Claims No. 7741
through 7897. Seconded tr� Cnimcilman Gmodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all
votinq aye, N�yor Pro Tan Schneider declared the metion carried unammously.
16. LICINSES•
NDTI(AV try Councilman Goodspeed to apprwe the licenses as sui�nitted and as
on file in the License C1erk's Offic�. Seconded Yr� Cow-icilman Fitz�atrick.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro Tem Schneider declared the
motion carried unanimously.
17. ESTIMATES:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated that Es�timate No. 6 for fl.H.
Blattner included increased quantities for alun anu screer,�ng materials f or
an increased wst of $14,578.
FDTION 1� Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the follawir.g estimates as
sui�nitted:
Hernck & Newman, P.A.
6279 Umverslty Ave. N.E.
Fridle�, Ffi 55432
For services rendered as City Attormy
for the date 4/1/86 to 4/24/86. . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,336.00
D.H. Blattner
1400 Conmr� a Ave.
St. �ul, NN 55104
Moore Lake Restoration Pro�ect - Phase II
Estimate #6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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$41,646.48
Q9�
COUNCIL MEEPING OF MAY 5. 1986
� Short-nliott-Heridrickson, Inc.
200 Gopher Building
222 East Little Carada Ra3d
St, Paul, NN 55117
Certtral Avenue/f3ighway 65 Rcx�daay Redesign
Ebr Novanber 17, 1985 to Narch 22, 1986 ......$ 1,731.08
Seoonded Ix Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all votiiig aye, Mayor
Pro Tan Schneider declatecl the motion carned unammousiy.
18. RECEIVING OF VPSFPAGE COMPANIES' LETTER RDGARDING RETAIL DEVEL�OPMENT ON 815T
AVENOE AAID UNIVERSITY:
NDTION by Councilman Goodspeed to receive the letter fran Vantaye Com�m es.
Seoonded 1� Cnuncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all vcting aye,
NHyor Pro Ten Schneider declared the moticx� carried iuiammously.
19. CONSIDERATION OF AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF LOTS 1 THROUGH 3. BLOCK 7
IDGEWP,TER GARDENS •
Mr. Qureshi, City NL�nager, stated the Council had previously authoriz ec: the
sale of these lots for $17,500. He stated the gerson, however, did not
exercise his option to purchase because he was not aware of some af the
' enciunbrances.
Mr. Qureshi stated the Ca ty naa has another g�rty, Brandon Construction,
interested in �urchasing these lots for the same �nount. He requeste� the
Council consider this offer and authoiize the sale.
NDTION ky GounCilmdn F1tzKatrlCk to authorize the City staff to enter into
an agreenent for tl�e sale af Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 7, Fdgewater Gardens for
$17,500 each. Seaonded b� Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a vaice vote, all
vot�.ng aye, Mayor Pro Ten Schneider declared the motion carried unanimously.
AA70URNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Goodspeed to ad�ourn the meeting. Seconded 6p
Coimcilman Fitz�atrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Yro Tem
Schneider declared the motien carried unammously and the Regular N�eting of
the Fridle� City Council of I�y 5, 1986 ad�ourned at 9:03 p.m.
Respectfully suYmitted,
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(�role Haddad, Denru s L. Schneider,
Secretary to tl�e G ty Council I�yor Fro Tan
� Approved:
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097