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� THE MINUTES OF TAE RF]GiR11R MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF FEBRUARY
23, 1987
7.he Regular Meeting of the FYicTle� City Co�mcil was called to order at 7:50
p, m b� Mayor Nee.
PLIDGE OF ALLDGIANCE:
Mayor Nee led the Coimcil and audienae in the Pledge of 1lllegiance to the
Fl ag.
ROLL CALL:
MENBIItS FRESII�IT: Mayor Nee, Co�mcilman GoocZSpeed, Co�mcilman
Fitz�atrick, Cotmcilman Schneider and
Coimcilwanan Jorgenson
MENBERS ABSENT: None
PI�OQ�AMATION:
l�yor Nee issued a proclamation proclaiming the week of Nlarch 8- 14 as
Volinteers of Fmerica Week in the City of FricIle�. He stated the Volimteers
of America operate correctional programs and many services for the
' handicapped, di�abled and elderly. He stated, in addition to the staff,
more than 300 persons have volunteered their talents to provide these
services to the wmmimity.
APPRWAL OF MINUTES:
COLINCIL MEEPING. FEBRUARY 9. 1987:
N1�TION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes as presented.
Semnc3ed t� Coimcil�n Fitz�trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unarumously.
ADOPTION OF AGEI�IDA•
Co�mcilman EYtzFatrick requested an iten be added as follows: Discussion
Rec�rdi.ng the No Left Turn Sicyi at Holly Shopping Center (in con�unction
with Iten 6) .
NDTION t� Cotmcilman Schneider to acbpt the agenda with the above ac3dition.
Sewnded k� Cbimcilman Fitz�trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
OPEN FORUM, VISI�RS•
Mr. Bruce Nelson, 168 71st Way, stated he was making a request of the
� Co�utcil on behalf of the Parent-7hacher Pssociation of Stevenson Elanentary
School. Mr. Nelson stated the school oonducted a fimd raiser last year and
raised $5,000 to be used for playgroimd equignent. He stated because not
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� many imprcrvenents muld be made for $5,000, thc� appra3ched the School Board
and City Cotmcil for assistance in oider to purchase additional equignent.
He stated they were able to accomplish some of their goals when their
request was appraved
Mr. Nelson stated this yesr the funds rai�ed would be used to finish the
�o7ect, in order to make the best use of the playgroimd for c�,ildren of all
grade levels. He stated they had a successful fund raiser, however,
additional ftmds are needed to finish their pro�ect, He stated they are
again r�uesting assistanoe fran the School Board and the City this year.
He stated he has not, as yet, approached the Parks and Recreation
DeFartment, but would do so. Mr. Nelson stated he hoped the City would
support their efforts so the playgro�md project could be fini�hed.
NL3yor Nee stated he felti the cbimcil was sapportive, however, he suqgested
to Mr. Nelson that this request be processed through the Parks and
Recra�tion Commission, and the Irirector, Mr. Jack Kirk, should be wntacted.
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1. NNSIDERATION OF A FINAI, PLAT. P.S. #87-01, IANGVIEW 15T ADDITION, GENERALLY
I�CX'ATED NORTH OF TNPERSTATE 694 EAST OF EAST RIVER ROAD AND WEST OF THE
BURLING�N NORTfiERN RAILId�AD TRACKS:
� NDTI(7N t� Cbimcilman �itzpatrick to wai.ve the reading of the public hearing
notioe and open the public hearing. Seoonded L� Coimcilman Gooc�peed. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously and the public hearing o�ned at 7:57 p.m
Mr. Robertson, Coimntmity Develognent Director, stated this petition is for a
subdivision glat on �xoperty located on East Rivet Road south of 61st way ty
Longview Fibre. He stated the property is zoned industrial and the petition
includes platting for two lots, the Pirst lot involves replatting of
existing property and an additional five acres to the narth, and the second
lot is for approximately 2.7 acres which would not be part of the Lonw iew
Fibre plant operation or under their ownership, but would r�nain vacant
property of Burlington Northern.
Mr. Rabertson stated Longview Fibre's expansion plans include an addition of
two Fhases of warehouse. He stated the first phase is for 47,400 square
feet of wardiouse to Y�e mnstructed during 1987 and the seoond phase is for
40,000 s:;uare feet with mnstruction in the ne�ct year. He stated the total
site area, including the ex�nsion of the five acres, would be 17.9 acres;
total building area, with the expansion, would �e 311,000 square feet; and a
total lot coverage of 39�. He stated the addition would have 118 new
xarking stalls anc7, with the 23 existing stalls, the total g3rking would be
141 stalls which would meet mde.
Mr. Fnbertson stated it should be noted that Longview Fibre is a�uiring
� additional property, �xirt of Lot 1, in order to meet the lot coverage
requirenent of not more than 408 lot ooverage and this would, t�sically, be
ponding and green area. He stated two variances are associated with this
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COUNCIL MEETIN„ OF F'EBRUARY 23, 1967
� plat and these were re.�iewed and recommended for approval by the Appeals
Coirenission on Jantary 13. He stated the variances are for a ftont yard
setb�ck fran the street ric�t-of-way line fran 100 to 62 feet and for a rear
yard setback fran 25 to 20 feet.
Mr. Robertson stated eic�t stipulations were re��nended in oonjtmction with
this plat which he outlined fran pages 1B and 1C of the agenda.
Mr. Robertson stated Longview Fibre has been very 000perative in clearing up
the legal description and have agreed to include the existing property in
this plat in order to simpli£y the legal descriF:tion.
N�yor Nee asked hav many additional enplq�ees would Ce hired as a result of
Longvie�v Fibre's exp3nsion. Mr. Novak, General NY�nager for Longview Fibre,
stated they would be hiring about 12 new enplcr�ees.
Mr. Rockenstein, Attorney representing Longview Fibre, stated the com�ny
manufactures mrrug3ted cardboard bo�s fran platn brarn �per received at
the glant. He stated Longview Fibre currently enplc�s 137 persons and, with
the 12 ne*a enployees, it tepresents a nine percent increase in the work
force. He stated three shifts are operating seven chys a week and this is
why thEy need to expand. He stated the com�ny's output of cardboard is
57,000,000 s3uare feet per month.
� Mr. Rockenstein stated the first �ase af e�ansion irnrolves the addition of
warehouse sFaoe to store their stock, He stated a o�rrugated machine would
be added in the seoond phase o£ the ex�nsion, as it wi11 take ap�xoximately
two y�rs for this machine to be c�livered.
Mr. Rockenstein stated, at the City's re�uest, Longvie,a Fibre has replatted
the existing properties to clear up a vexy oonfusing legal description and
the plat includes Burlington Northern's property to the north. He stated
the� are ra3uesting a waiver of the Fsrk fee on the land already aaned by
Longview Fibre, but intend to g3y the park fee on the property being
acqtured. He stated the drainage and building facade plans have been
presented to staff and felt they were ac�ptable. He stated Longview Fibre
requested the City staff preg�re a landscaping plan, however, when they
received bids on this plan, the costs ranged from $SO,Q00 to $70,0�0,
therefore, the� would like to discuss some possitale changes to reduce this
f igure.
No other persons in the audience spoke regaraing this propr�sed plat.
FDTION b� Councilman Fitz�atrick to close the public hearing. Seconded ky
Co�mcilman Goodspeed Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, [�'�yor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:10 p,m
OLD BUSINESS:
� 2. OONSIDERATION OF APPOINPMENPS TO ENVIROAII�7EN7rAL OUALITY, ENERGY. AND HOUSING
AAID RIDEVEIAP[+IEN'P A[TPI30RITY COtM7IS5IONS:
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NDTION h,� Councilman Gooclspeed to table the appoini�nent to the Bnvirormental
Quality O�mmission. Seaonded lx Cotmcilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote,
all votina ave. Mavor Nee declared the motion carried unanimouslv.
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[rDTION t�r Councilman
Commission. Seconded
voting aye, N�yor Nee
Schneider to table the appointments to the Energy
by Councilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all
c�clared the motion carried unanimously.
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NDTION 1� Co�mcilman Goodspeed to table the appointment t
Redevelognent Authority. Semnded 1� Cbwicilman 5chneider
vote, all voting aye, I�yor Nee declared the motion carned
NEW BUSINESS•
o the Housing &
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unanimously.
3. REC�IVII� TI�IEE MIN[TPES OF THE PIANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 11
1987:
1�DTION ts� Co�mcilman Fitzp3trick to receive the minutes of the Planning
� Commission meeting of E�bruary 11, 1987. Sewnded lx Coimcilman Schneider.
Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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Mr. RDbertson, Cotmnimity Develognent Director, statea these variances are
requested to reduce the front yard setL�ck fran 100 to 62 feet and the rear
yard setL�ck fran 25 to 20 feet for Longvifta Fibre at 5851 Fast River Road,
Mr. Robertson stated, normally, a 35 £oot front yard setback is required,
but in this case where it abuts a right-of-way between an industrial and
resideritial zone, 100 feet is required. He stated the company wishas to
expand and add a mrrucpting machine 5o a straight alignment is needed in
order to locate this maciiinery inside the building. Mr. Robertson stated
this is an odd shaped lot and the variance fran 100 to 62 feet occurs at the
northwest oorner which is the most extreme intrusion into the 100 foot
required setback.
Mr. RDCkenstein, Attorrey representing Longview Fibre, presented a drawing
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�of the �npany's expansion. He stated the plant is served by an internal
_ railway line and, in order for it to alicp� properly, the five foot variance
is needed to the reac yard settxack z�uirenent. He stated the corrugating
machine is over 300 feet long and dictates the length of their building,
which creates the need for the variance of the front yard setback
ra;ui rment.
NDTION tr� Cotmcilman Fita�atrick to grant variance, VAR #86-36, to reduce
the setL�ck fran the street ric�t-of-way line fran 100 feet to 62 feet and
to reduce the rear yard setback from 25 feet to 20 feet to allow the
�nstruction of additional warehouse sp�ce at 5851 East River Road, by
Longview Fibre ComFariy, with the followittg stipulations: (1) petitioner
work with staff on the easements to be dedicated; (2) petitioner work with
staff on the landscaping plan; and (3) the duration of time before this
vazianoe lapses is eactended from one year to three years, Seconded by
Coimcilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, N�iyor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Robertson, Community Developnent Director, stated this variance is
requested to increase the lot area allaved to be covered by main and
acoessory buildinqs fran the 40 peraent maximun to 49 peroerit. He stated in
1975, Kurt Manufacturing was qranted a variance that allowed them to
increase the maximan lot wverage allaaed fran 40 peroent to 47.51 percent,
He stated the petitioner is now proposing to enclose a 142 x 19 foot
overhang located along the south side of the westerly half of their existing
building. Mr. Robertson stated this area has a�mplete roof mnstructed of
steel L�ar joists, steel decking and an asphalt and gravel roof and enclosing
it would prevent pilfering and protection of their castings from the
weather.
Mr. Rosburg, repzese�ing Kurt N�n�acturing, stated thc�y presently lease
land to the west of Yheir building fran Burlington Northern for Farking. He
stated Burlington Northern has no use for this pro�rty and their lease is
for an indefinite period of time. He stated they also rent property
immediately to the south, which is not available for purchase, and the� have
a five year lease on this land.
Cotaicilman FYtzFatrick stated he knows Kurt Manufacturing is a valuable
1 resource to the oommunity, haaever, he does have some concern with the
variance, as he felt there was maxim�un developnent on this site. He
thought perhaps Kurt Manufacturing should look to the possibility of
- a¢Iuiring additional land for their operations.
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' M7TION b� Coimcil�n FitzFatrick to grant varianae, VAR #87-02, to increase
the maximun Fercentage of the lot area allowed to be wvered by main and
accessory buildings fran 40 peroent maximim for a one-story building ta 49
percent maximwn for a one-story building at 5200 Main Street, by Kurt
l�hnu�acturinq. Se�nded 1� Coimcil�n Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, N�yor Nee ci�clared the motion carried unanimously.
A�yor Nee stated he would mncur with Cb�cilman Fitz�trick's oomments, and
felt Kurt N�nufacturing should try and acquire some additional land for
their facility. Mr. Rosburg stated the� would certainly atteqnpt to cb so.
6. DISCUSSION REGP,RDII� THE NO LEET TURN SIGN AT HOLLY SHOPPING CENTER:
Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated there has been wncern about
traffic exiting at the east driveway of Holly Shopging Center when traffic
on Mississippi Street is oongested. He stated, in addition to the traffic
at the University and Mississippi intersection, there are also other
driveways such as those to the Sylvan Hills area and the Rice Creek Plaza
Sho�ing Center which aoritribute to the heavy concentration of traffic in
this area. Mr. Flora stated, in order to elnnirate s�me of the congestion
near the intersection, a no left turn sign was installed at the east
drivEtaay exit of Hollp Center. He stated the intent is to move traffic
along the front of the Holly Shopping Center, which is the designed route,
and prwide access onto Mississipgi Street at the westerly driveway. Mr.
1 F'lora stated flashing lights and red flags were used to call motorists'
attention to the ro left turn sicyi.
I�&yor Nee stated the complaints he has heard is that some 6usinesses in
Holly Shogping Center feel it is bad for their business. Also, the
residents who di�'t see the sicyl and were given a ticket are angry. He
questioned if the traffic problen was serious eraugh to install such a sign
and if traffic is directed to the westerly exit, if it would only increase
the hazard in this area.
Mr. Frank Ferguson, 685D Jefferson Street, stated he lives and works on the
east side of University Avenue so the sicyi is an inoonvenienoe for him. He
stated he will keep going to Holly Center, whether or not the sign is
removed, but didn't see the need at this time. He stated w hile some
problens may be eliminated tr� the no lef t turn si� at the east driveway, it
only maves the hazard to another area, He stated he realizes there is a
traffic problen on Mississipgi Street and no matter haa it is approached, it
will always be there.
Councilman Fitz�trick stated a problan with exiting at the westerly
driveway at Holly Shopping Center is that the alignment of the road is at an
angle and exit and entrance lanes are not def ined.
Co�cilman Schneider stated when cars are stacked to exit Holly Shopping
� Center at the westerlp driveaay, it creates a problan for those trying to
enter because of the road alignment. He felt further channelization of
traffic was r�eoessary inside Holly Ceriter's Farking lot.
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Mr. Flora stated, currently, the west driveway lanes are not sttiped or
marked. He stated with the impra�enent of the University and Mississippi
intersection, further delineation of the lanes in and out of Holly Shopping
Ceriter would be provided. He stated if the no left turn sicgi renains at the
east driveway exit, the Coimty wuld install some barricades opposite the
exit so vehicles muld not make a left turn. He stated another option would
be to ranove the sign and address this problem at the time of the
intersection improvenent at University and Mississippi.
Coimcilman FitzFatrick stated he dich't feel it was premature at this time
to request the sign be renaved,
NDTION b� Cotmcilman Fitz�atrick to re3uest staff to renwe the no left turn
sicyi at the east d[iveway of Holly Shopping Center. Sec+onded 1X Councilman
Goodspeed,
N�yor Nee felt it may be better to mnsic�r this item in conj unction with
the plan for the Mississippi/University intersection improvenent.
Co�mcilman Gooc�peed stated it proL�bly looks good on paper, but after being
exposed to this change, he felt it was not nee�d.
U1�N A VOI� V(7iE TP.I�N �1 �IE ABOJE 1�DTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT WITH ANOKA COUNTY FOR THE
IMPitOVEMENT OF MISSISSIPPI/UNIVERSITY AVENUE IN`�.'ERSECTION PROJECT. ST.
1987,4 :
Mr. F'lora, Public Works Director, stated the Cbimty is prooeeding to preFare
plans for the im�ovenent of Mississippi Street. He stated included in this
pro�ect are the City requirments for water, storm and sanitary systems to
support c�velognent in the southwest oorner of the Mississippi/University
Avenue intersection. He stated the project is estimated over $500,000, with
the City's share about $150,000. Mr. Flora stated the HRA approved this
improvenent and the fimding, and the joint powers agreesnent is now before
the Co�mcil for execution, if the work is to be acoomplished.
Mr. F'lora stated the City will have to request the County revise their
dra,vinqs to address a future traffic sicyial to the west of Holly Shopping
Center or at swne other location sa there would be some ad�ustments to the
figures in the joint powers agreanent.
Mr. F`lora stated as far as access to the Sylvan Hills area and possible
future developnent of the southwest corner, a temporary road could be
constructed behind the Rice Creek Plaza going onto 3rd Street, or the
existing service drive aould be used until plans for any develognent of the
southwest mrner are final�ed.
Mr. �ureshi, City Manager, stated the City currently does not have a road
rir�t of-way on the Rioe Creek Plaza �operty. He stated this right-of-way
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Councilman Schneider stated he was concerned if this intersection
im�arenent may be prenature and if it should possibly be delayed until
there are fiLm glans for the southwest mrner.
Mr, Flora stated next year the �tmty is glanning to close East River Road
for most of the stm¢ner to inst�ll their improvenents and Mississipgi Street
would be the detour route. He stated, currently, there are funds and the
Co�ty has imtiated action to �dertake this pxoject which �uld solve ma�
of the problens at this intersection and provide a better detour when the
im�'ovanents are done on East River Road.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he has reason to believe the aaner of the
Rioe Creek Plaza Shopping Center will be requesting the HRA to aaluire this
property, ei.ther t� negotiated purchase or a lawsuit, and that this will
happen in the near future. He stated this may solve the question of the
ric�t-of-way.
I�iyor Nee stated the realic�ment of the road and access into Sylvan Hills
will still have to he determined.
Mr. Qureshi stated the Council could appxove the joint powers agxe�nent
subject to obtaining an opening in the median until an alternate route or
� access is provided to S�lvan Hills.
Mr. F'lora stated a letter of transnittal has been preFared which states the
City wants sic�als �avided for a cros�intersection that isn't included on
the Coimty's Xalan. He felt there should 6e some flexibility to the plan so
it is workable l�sed on developnents in the s�uthwest guadrant.
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Mayor Nee stated even thouc� the glan was shown to the aaner of the Holly
Shopping Center, he dich't lmaa if residents in the area were aware of it.
Mr. Flora stated a hearing was held on the plan before the HRA.
Mayor Nee felt perhaps revisions should be made to the plan, based on
discussions this evening, and a hearing held to notify affected property
aaners and shopping center tenants.
Mr. Quceshi stated the County could be advised the Council agrees, in
mnaept, with the glan, but a hearing should be held with affected property
aaners and tenants. He stated there should also be the option of keepinq
the south access to Sylvan Hills open, unless an alternative access is
provided
NDTION ]x Colmcilman Goodspeed to refer this plan to the County, with the
addition of the im�xwanents discussed this evening, and request a hearing
be held, before it i5 brouc�t L�ck for final epproval, in order to obtain
mmments fran affected property aaners and tenants of the shopping centers.
Seconded tr� Coimcilman Fitzg�trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Ni3yor Nee 8�clared the motion carried unanimously.
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RqnrrmrnN nr� 19-79R7 (nN['FRNTtS' THE RT('E ('REEK WATERSHED DISTRICT WATER
RESOURCEG MP�N_A�+EMENP PLAN•
Mr. E7.ora, Public Works Di.rector, stated thi5 resolution is in response to
the City's reaiew of the Rioe Creek Watershed District Nanac�nent Plan. He
stated E�ibit A, which is a Fart of this resolution, outlines the City's
ooncerns in areas where there is the potential for a very serious impact.
Mr. Flora stated, hopefully, the Watershed District can rewrite the plan
with more specifics,
M7TION by Councilman Fitz�trick to adopt Resolutson No. 19-1987 with
Exhibit A. Sec�onded lx Coimcilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Nhyor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Flora, Puhlic Works Director, stated the Metropolitan Waste Control
Conmiission has requested the City take a position in regard to the SAC
reftaid. He stated the City is completed sewered and everyone who has a
ounnection has Faid a SAC charge. He stated the negative im�ct is that the
SAC charge will increase for new devel ognents.
NDTION IH Cotmcilman Schneider to adoFt Resolution No. 20-1987. Semnded Ix
Cowicilman Gooclspeed. Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, l�iyor i3�e declared
the motion carried imanimoasly.
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Mr. Robertson, Cbm¢mmity I�velopnent Director, stated the Council approved
this lot split on Novenl�r 3, 1986 and a replat or registered land survey
was to be sutmitted He stated this registered land survey has now been
received and Co�mcil �hould consider ado�tion of this resolution to approve
the lot sglit with the stipulations attached as E�chibit A.
[Sr, Robertson stated seven stipulatons are noted in Exhibit A, hawever, an
additional stipul.ation should be added as follaas: (8) The sewer and water
lateral and tap assessnents would be required at the time of application of
the building permits.
NSr. Qureshi stated in the land surve�, �der the legal description of Paroel
A, a wrrection should be made from 15 to 17.5 feet, as the stipulations
indicate a 17.5 foot street and bikeway/walkway easement along East River
Road.
NDTION t� Co�cilman Fita�atrick to adoF:t Resnlution No. 21-1987 , with the
eic�t stipulations attached as Exhibit A Semnded k� Cbtmcilman Gooclspeed.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the Housing & Redevelopment
Authority passed a resolution requesting the Council proceed with the
project to imprwe Hic�way 65 and the inter�ecting legs of Lake Pointe and
Old Central. He stated the groject was designed by
Short E1liott-Hendrickson at an estimated cost of $1.7 million.
Coimcilman Schneider stated he aould not support the resolution at this time
�til after he rc�iews the mimnerits fran the neighborhood meeting to Ye held
March 11.
NDTION 1� Co�mcilman Schneider to table this item to the March 23, 1987
meeting. Sewnded 1� Ca�mcilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voioe vote, all voting
aye, N�yor Nee c�clared the motion carried unanimously.
11. RESOLi7rION AA. 22-1987 SETTING THE SIZE OF THE TREASURER'S BOND FOR THE
POLICE PENSION AS90CIATION ACCORDING 'PO SPATE STATUPE:
NDTION l� Co�mcilman Schneider to acbpt Resolution No. 22-1987. Seconded 1X
Councilman FitzXxitrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
12. RESOLUPION N0. 23-1987 A[fl'fiORIZIt� Tf� EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS FOR THE ANOKA
CO[JNPY h]EDIATION PRQ7EGT:
NDTION 1� Co�mcilman Schneic� r to adopt Resolution No. 23-1987. Seo�nded i�
Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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NDTION lX Cotmcilman FitzFatrick to acbpt Resolution No. 24-1987. Seconded
b� Cotmcilman Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
14. APPOINt'MEIJPS: CITY EMPLOYEES:
bDTION tX Co�mcilman Schr�eider to ooncur with the follaaing appointments by
the City Nanagex:
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Carol Bartlett
262 57th Plaoe NE
FridLe�, PN 55432
PDSITION
Acwimting/
Data Input
Qerk
(NOrr-exempt)
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SALARY _
$6.37 per
Hour
($1I08.95 Mo. )
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E�b. 24 ,
1987
REPLA�S
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Herrmann
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� David Sallman l�puty Public $44,126.52 Feb. 24, Kenneth
6061 Wooc� Lane Safety Dir. per 1987 Wilkinson
EYidlc�, Md 55432 (Ex�npt) year
Seoonded 1� O�tmcilman Fitz�trick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
N�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
15. C�,AIMS:
NDTION k� CAimcilman Fitz�atrick to authorize payment of Claims No. 12458
throuc� 13160. Seoonded b� O�imcilman Sduieider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, l�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
16. LICENSES•
NDTION b,� Coimcilman Schneider to a�zwe the licenses as su�nitted and as
on file in the Lioense Qerk's Offioe. Seoonded L� Coimcilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voioe vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
17. ESTIMATES:
NDTION t� Coimcilman Schneider to apprwe the estimates as sutinitted:
� Sinith, Suster, Feikema, N�lmon & Haskvitz
6401 University Avenue N. E.
FYidle�, NN 55432
For Setvices Rendered as City Prosecutor
Fbr the month of October, 1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,937.50
For the morith of Novenber, 1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,600.00
For the month of Deoemt�er, 1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,397.00
For the month of Januaty, 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . ._$_8�Z �1��0
$31,722.00
Minnesota Valley LanclscaFe, Inc.
970D West Bush Lake Road
Minneapolis, tMI 55438
Partial Estimate #3
De�nolition & Site Gradi.ng Pro7ect #163
Lake A�inte Corporate Qenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,903.00
Seoonded b� CoLmcilm�n Gooclspeed Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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� [�DTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by
Councilman Fitzg�trick. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the
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1 EYic�e� City Co�mcil of Epbruary 23, 1987 adjourned at 9:35 p.m
Respectfully suhnitted,
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C�role Hadcl�d Willian J. Nee
Secretary to the City Cotmcil N�iyor
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