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06/06/1988 - 5026OFFICZAL CITY �JN�, AGIIQDA Cx7[JNC'IL N�.'EZ'IlJG �� 6r 1988 � FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING � �� ` �� , ATTENDANCE SHEET MONDAY ,]une 6 , 1988 7:30 P.M. PLEASE SIGN NAME,ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTEO IN NAME ADDRESS � ITEM NUMBER sssas ;sssa/s_sssssssssssszsssrsassaasss:a�aaeaasaasasn=asssaas�eaeasassssssa�saa:c-seeca==seaa �!"� � t"��1.5� � - Z b� �1�� rn � I , ST�wsif - /� �.2 L= . Bc' . �2� �nl p � C�i �.e L S i s.��, ' " � � ^ � ,, -3 ,2�..�rf s"� u�Lsrz� � o�� f/1 �L�,J 1� ��' �'2i � /� z � �e C � 13 � � � � , ;� � / � G � , �i�/s�,eu c fC ,1/ � / f `� r f , � i3 � -�=�-� G / �' S�e % 3 S� � �� ` 7 i-� r�I �� 73 2 I�/ES T R LE �K ��E 3 � �� ` ,L3 � /� ' �u�.,� ►, << � i� .f� � �f/ � re�a � � r- ��%`� l v c � lj !� � `R � � 1 � �� - M�Z Q �� e r-f ou.� �� /a i�- asd Cr � c c.. �i ��.— t 3 ` v ' /3 c� , � � . 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Following are the "ACTIONS TAREN" by the Administration for your information. ------------------------------------------------------------------ APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Council Meeting, May 16, 1988 Approved ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Adopted as submitted OPEN FORUM, VISITORS: Ted Lanpher spoke on Anoka County Business Assistance Network (ACBAN) Public Hearing of an Ordinance Amending Section 2.03, 4.02, and 4.03 of the Fridley City Charter ..... 1- 1 C Opened at 7:45 p.m. Closed at 8:02 p.m. CITY MANAGER--ACTION TAREN: Have put item on next agenda for consideration of first reading Public Hearing of an Ordinance Amending Section 5.09 of the Fridley City Charter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 A Opened at 8:02 p.m. Closed at 8:06 p.m. CITY MANAGER--ACTION TAREN: Have put item on next agenda for consideration of first reading . Council Meeting June 6, 1988 Page 2 PUBLIC HEARINGS (CONTINUED): Public Hearing on a Rezoning, ZOA #88-01, to Rezone From R-3, General Multiple Dwelling, to CR-1, General Office, on Part of Lots 2 and 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, the Same Being 1001 Hillwind Road N. E. , by Cheryl Stinski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 J Opened at 8:08 p.m. Closed at 8:32 p.m. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAKEN: Item is on next agenda for consideration of first reading OLD BUSINESS: Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Approving SAV #87-12. To Vacate all that Part of Lots 16 and 17, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88, by Shorewood Plaza Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 G Ordinance No. 906 adopted with stipulations CITY MANAGER--ACTION TAKEN: Will publish Ordinance in Fridley Focus with stipulations when item #5 is resolved Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Declaring Certain Real Estate to be Surplus and Authorizing the Disposal or Transfer of Ownership, by Shorewood Plaza Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 A Tabled COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAKEN: Item wi11 be on next agenda for consideration after the entrance layout to the shopping center is resolved • Council Meeting, June 6, 1988 OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED: Page 3 Consideration of Approval of Reallocation of Community Development Block Grant Funds . . . . . . . . . 6 - 6 E Approved by a 4 to 1 vote COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAKEN: Will work with Bill Hunt and Rick Pribyl and take appropriate action Consideration of a Special Use Permit, SP #88-05, To Allow a Second Accessory Building on Lot 10, Clover Leaf Addition, the Same Being 6536 Clover Place N.E., by Gerald Lindner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 G Approved with four stipulations COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAKEN: Informed applicant of Council approval �vith four stipulations NEW BUSINESS: Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Recodifying the Fridley City Code by Amending Chapter 601, Entitled "Municipal Operation of Liquor", by Amending Sections 601.07.4 and 601.07.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Approved CENTR.AL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Item will be on next agenda for consideration of second reading . . . . . 8 - 8 A Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Recodifying the Fridley City Code by Amending Chapter 602, Entitled "Beer Licensing", by Amending Sections 602.06.1, 602.08.1, 602.08.3, 602.11.1, 602.11.2, 602.11.3, AND 602.11.4 ..... APProved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Item will be on next agenda for consideration of second reading . . . 9 - 9 A Council Meeting, June 6, 1988 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED): Page 4 Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Recodifying the Fridley City Code by Amending Chapter 603, Entitled "Intoxicating Liquor", by Amending Sections 603.08.1, 603.10.5 and 603.13 ...... 10 - 10 A Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Item will be on next agenda f�r considseration of second reading Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Recodifyng the Fridley City Code by Amending Chapter 605, Entitled "Intoxicating Liquors -- Clubs", by Amending Sections 605.08.1, 605.12.1, 605.12.2, 605.12.3, 605.12.4 and 605.12.5. . . . . . . . . 11 Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Item will be on next agenda for consideration of second reading Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Recodifying the Fridley City Code by Amending Chapter 606, Entitled "Intoxicating Liquors, Congressionally Chartered Veterans' Organizations" by Amending Section 606.10.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Item will be on nextB00] agenda for consideration of second reading Discussion of a Shelter Area for Fridley Terrace Mobile Home Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 B Discussed POLICE DEPT.--ACTION TAKEN Letter to owner mailed 6-8-88. City Attorney will prepare letter to Attorney General. Council Meeting, June 6, 1988 Page 5 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED): Consideration of Receiving Bids for Electro- Mechanical Warning Sirens And Consideration of Awarding the Bid for Electro- Mechanical Warning Sirens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 B Received and awarded to Federal Signal Corporation for $69,509.60 POLICE DEPT.--ACTION TAKEN Purchase order issued. Bidder inf ormed. Receive the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of May 18, 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 L Received A. Consideration of a Lot Split, L.S. #88-03, To Split off Part of Lot 36, Block 3, Moore Lake Hills, the same being 6053 Woody Lane N.E., by Robert Baldauff . ........... .................... 15D-15F Planning Commission Recommendation: Approval & 15H-15J With Stipulations Council Action Needed: Consideration of Recommendation And Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Lot Split, L.S. #88-03, by Robert Baldauff ........... 15K-15L Resolution No. 44-1988 adopted with three stipulations COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAREN: Informed applicant of Council approval with stipuiations Consideration of a Lease Agreement for the "A" Frame Building with School District 14 . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 16 F Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Informed school district of Council approval � Council Meeting, June 6, 1988 Page 6 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED): Receive the Minutes of the Charter Commission Meeting of March 28, 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 17 F Received CON�iUNITY DEVELOPMENT--ACTION TAKEN: Fil ed f or f uture ref erence Consideration of Identifying University Avenue West Service Drive between 73rd Avenue and 79th Avenue as "No Parking" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 - 18 E Approved PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAREN: Placed 'no parking' signs on both sides of University Ave. West Service Drive between 73rd & 79th Ave. Consideration of a Resolution Identifying Rice Creek Road as "No Parking" between Highway 65 and Central Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 - 19 B Resolution No. 45-1988 adopted PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN: Proceeded as authorized � - '�ouncil Meeting, June 6, 1988 Page 7 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED): Consideration of a Resolution Ordering a Public Hearing on the Construction of Certain Improvements: Street Improvement Project No. ST. 1988-4 (East River Road and Osborne Proj ect ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 - 2 0 D Resolution No. 46-1988 adopted PUBLIC WORKS--ACTION TAKEN: Set Public Hearing for 7-11-88 at Community Education Center Consideration of a Resolution in Response to Metro- politan Council's Proposed Transportation Development Guide/Policy Plan as it Relates to Light Rail Transit. .. 21 - 21 C Resolution No. 47-1988 adopted PUBLIC WORRS--ACTION TAKEN: Proceeded as authorized Claims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Paid claims Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 - 23 G Approved _ CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Issued licenses Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 _ _ _ Approved CENTRAL SERVICE--ACTION TAKEN: Paid estimates ADJOURN: 10:55 p.m. COUNCIL N�ETI NG �UNE 6. 1988 � � . �: ► �► ► J � PA GE 2 PUBLIC HEARING ON A REZONING. ZOA #88-01, TO REZONE FROM R-3. GENERAL MULTI PLE U�VELL I NG. TO CR-1 . GENERAL OFFICE, ON PART OF LOTS 2 AND 3. AUDITOR'S - SUBDIVISION N0. 25, THE SAME BEING 1001 HILLWIND RoAO� N. E. . BY CHERYL ST I NSK I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 3 - 3 J �,�: � CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE APPROVING SAV #87-12. TO VACATE ALL THAT PART OF LOTS 16 AND 17, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 88. BY SHOREWOOD PLAZA PARTNERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 G CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE DE CLAR I NG CERTA I N REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPL US AND AUTHOR I Z I NG THE DI SPOSAL OR TRANSFER OF OWNERSH I P, BY ..SHOREWOOD PLAZA PARTNERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 A , ETING. JUNE 6 I� 1 : ► ��► ► � PAGE 3 CONS I DERAT I ON OF APPROVAL OF REALLOCAT I ON OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS . . . . . . . . . 6 - 6 E CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05, TO ALLOW A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDI NG ON LOT 10. Q.OVER LEAF ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 CLOVER PLACE N. E, . BY GERALD L I NDNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 G ► a� : l CONS I DERAT I ON OF F I RST READ I NG OF AN ORD I NANCE RECODIFYING THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE BY AMENDING CHAPTER 601 , ENT I TLED "MUN I CI PAL OPERATI ON OF L I QUOR", BY AMEND I NG SECT I ONS 601 .07 .4 AND 601.07.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 A CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE RECODI FY I NG THE FR I DLEY CI TY CODE BY AMENDI NG CHAPTER 602. ENTITLED "BEER LICENSING", BY AMENDI^NG SECTfONS 602.06.1. 602.08.1. 602.08.3, 602.11.1. 602.11.2, 602.11.3. AND 602.11.4 ........ 9- 9 A COUNCIL N�ETING, JuNE 6. 1988 ► a� � \ M� l 1 � PAGE 4 CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE RECODI FY I NG THE FR I DLEY CI TY CODE BY AMENDI NG CHAPTER 603 . ENT I TLEO "( NTOX I CAT I NG L I QUOR", BY AMEND{NG SECT{ONS 603.08.1, 603.10.5 AND 603.13 ......�0 - 10 A CONSI DERATI ON OF FI RST READI NG OF AN ORDI NANCE RECODI FYNG THE FR I DLEY CI TY CODE BY AMENDI NG CHAPTER 605 . ENT I TL ED " 1 NTOX I CAT 1 NG L I QUOR S-- CLUBS", BY AMENDI N� SECTI ONS 605,08.1 , 605,12.1 . 605.12.1. 605,12.3. 605.12.4 AND 605.12.5, . . . . . . . . 11 CONS I DERAT I ON OF FI RST READ I NG OF AN ORD I NANCE RECODI FY I NG THE FR I DLEY CI TY CODE BY AMENDI NG CHAPTER 606 , ENT I TL ED " 1 NTOX I CAT I NG L i(1UOR S, CONGRESSIONALLY CHARTERED VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS" BY AMEND! NG SECTI ON 606.1Q1.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 D I SCUS�S I ON OF A SHELTER AREA FOR FR I DLEY TERRACE MOBILE HOME PARK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 13 B COUNCIL N�ETI NG, JUNE 6, 1988 1a� � 1 �1 ► � 1 PA GE 5 CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING BIDS FOR ELECTRO- N�CHANI CAL WARNI NG SI RENS AND CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING THE BID FOR ELECTRO- I�CHANI CAL WARNI NG SI RENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 B RECEIVE THE 1�11NUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEET I NG OF MAY 18, 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 - 15 L A. CONS I DERAT I ON OF A LOT SPL I T, L. S, #88-03. TO SPL I T OFF PART oF LoT 36. BLOCK 3. MOORE LAKE HILLS, THE SAME BEING 6053 WOODY LANE N.E., BY ROBERTBALDAUFF .................................. PLANN I NC COMM I SS I nN RFCf1MMFNn�T I nN; APPROVAL. WITH S71 PULATI ONS COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED; CONSIDERATION OF RE COMM E NDAT I ON AND CONS I DERAT I ON OF A RESOL UT I ON APPROV I NG A LOT SPL i T, L. S, #88-03, BY ROBERT BALDAUFF . . . . . . . . . . . :% 15D-15F b 15H-15J 15K-15L CONS 1 DERAT I ON OF A LEASE •AGREEMENT FOR THE "A" FRAME BUILDI NG W ITH SCHOOL DI STRI CT 14 .......... 16 - 16 F COUNCIL N�ETI NG. �UNE 6, 1988 ► �. : ► K� ►I�i�I�� PAGE 6 RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION N�ETI NG OF MARCH 28, 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 17 F , CONSIDERATION OF IDENTIFYING UNIVERSITY AVENUE WE ST SERV 1 CE DR I V E BETWEEN 73RD AV ENUE AND 79TH AVENUE AS "NO PARKI NG" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 18 - 18 E CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION (DENTIFYING RICE CREEK ROAD AS "NO PARKI NG" BETWEEN H I GHWAY 65 AND CENTRAL AVENUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 - 19 B I 1� • 1 ' 1� M •� M� '�1 I � N�.Y 16, 1988 � � NIINCTI'ES (`? THE R�C�JI�AR N�E.TING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF MAY 16 , 1988 The Regular Meeting af the Fridley City C',:�: ncil was called to arder at 7:40 p.m. by Mayor Nee. PLEDC� OF ALI�3GIANCE: Mayar Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: NEN�ER.S PRESIIVT: Mayor Nee, Cbtmcilwaa�n Jorgenscm, Councilman Schneider, Councilman Fitzpatrick and Councilman Billings D�ERS ABSETIT: None �; ��; r• • `�TERAN' S B[TDDY FOPPY DAY - NIAY 20. 1988: Mayor Nee read and presented this procla[natian to Rudy Nessc�an, �nder o�f the Fridley VFW Post 363. Mr. Nessman introduced Ruth Stark, Fridley Auxiliazy Chairn�an for Buddy Poppy Uay and Pbppy 4�n. Julie Oldakaaski. APPR�VAL OF MII�]CFrES: �ONrINtJID BOARD OF REVIEw, N�,Y 2, 1988: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to apprave the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, N�yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. QOiJNQL N�,TING. N�,Y 2, 1988: Nu7I'ION by Councilman Schneider to apprave the minutes as presented. Secanded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the m�tion carried. �animously. ADOPTI�T OF AGII�IDA: NDTION by �uncilman Fitzpatrick to adapt the agenda as sulxnitted. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motica� carried unanimausly. OP�i FORLJM, VISITC3RS: Tt�ere was no response fran the audience imder this itan of busir�ess. PUSLIC HEARIl�GS: -1- 1. 2. ' 1� M •• N� I�1 � • �• . PUBLIC HEARZNG ON Tf� REALLOCATION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANI' F[JI�IDS : M7PION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the public hearing notice and c�en the public hearing. Seconded by CouncilwoQnan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing c7pened at 7:45 p.m. N�. Robertson, Ccs�ununity Development Director, stated there are two proposals which involve the reallocation of the remaining Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds designated for commercial rehabilitation. He stated in March, 1988, the Council reallocated $8,181 of these funds for the Rivenriew Heights project, leaving a balance af $24,544. He stated in addition to this amaunt, the Council allocated $6,302 of the 1988 CDBG funds for catmercial rehabilitation for a total fund balance for 1987-1988 of $30, 846. Mr. Rabertson stated the North Suburban Center for the Arts (NSCA) is requesting additional funding for the Locke House Restoration project. He stated additional funding is also required to clear and refurbish the Findell ix�use in Riverview Heights. He stated N�. R�senbatan, CS�airperson of the Ftuiding Raising Cammittee for NSCA, has prepared a proposal and is requesting an additional $16,270 in order to complete the interior restoration o� Locke House. Mr. Rabertson stated the Riverview Heights project requires additiar�al funding in order to clear the gdrage, clean the site, and redesign the principal structure of the Fir�dell house as an open air g�rk shelter. H�e stated work allowed Lmder the CDBG criteria would be clearing the garage and dismantling the hpuse. He stated it is recommended the r�em�aining funds, $14,576 if the Council allocates the $16,270 to the Locke House, in the commerical rehabilitation pool be allocated to the Riverview Heights project. Mr. Harry Rosenbatan presented the plan for the Locke House. He stated the outside has been refurbished, but the $16,270 they are requesting would allow them to furnish and finish the first floor interior and they would be able to apen to the public. He felt the �nd Raising CuYmittee could raise the balance af the funds necessary within their own operation. He stated they had a successful fund raising last week that enabled them to raise $2,000. Mr. Rosenbaum stated once Locke House is open to the public, he felt it wauld be easier to raise the additiona.l funding that is needed in order to make it a good place for the whole ca�rninity. l�b other persons in the audience spoke regarding the reallocation of these Ca[imunity Develc�attient Block Grant funds. M�TION by Councilman Fitzpa.trick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Cbur�cilman Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, l�yor Nee declared the moti� carried �a.nimously and the public hearing closed at 7:52 p.m. �i -i�-��M�ij:i��;7n�e�i�► �i�� I�1:� t �► �u��: �l��iul�l�+ ��.iy;i��M PR(�TECT NO . ST 19 88 - 1& 2 ( COI�TPINtlED FR( -2- 1� � � i .I FtttD�LEY CI'PY CSXlNCII� N�TIlVG OF N�,Y 16 , 19 88 Mayor Nee reopened the public Y�earing on part c� this impravement project, which was continued from the May 2 meeting, the 51st Way Street I�rovenent. N�. Flora, Public Works Director, stated at the public hearing on May 2, infozma.tion was received and there was discussi� on the cost distribution for the intersectio� and signal portio�s af the 51st Way Street Im�rovenent. He stated as a result of the questions raised by Burlington Northern and the East River R�oad develapers, the costs for the intersection and signals have been redistributed to the County and City. He stated the remaining costs for entrance and street imprwements will be distributed to all of the parties. N�. F'lora stated the C�ty has obtained an easenent and an agreenent fram the Navy and FMC for the v�raterline construction along 51st Way, however, it nau appears the Navy chooses to red�fine their funding mechanisn for the roaciway improvement. He stated while all of the parties essentially support the improvement of 51st Way and East River Road with permanent signals and traffic controls, it appears that the Navy may take a considerable a�naunt of time, through their review process, before a fi.nal decision is made on the cost �rticipation. Mr. Flora stated he w�uld reccnmend the Council close this public hearing for the 51st Way Improvenent Project. H�e stated this portion af the project will be bid separately so if the ftuiding cannot be worked aut with the Navy, the bid can still be awarded for the other projects covered under this improvgnent project. NDTION by Councilma�i Fitzgatrick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Cotmcilman Schneider. Llpon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared. the motion carried. unani.mausly and the public hearing closed at 7:55 p.m. Mayor Nee stated he w�uld like a petiticn for these impraveqnents fram the East River Road Business Center. I�. Flora stated staff will continue to work with then on this project. OLD BUSIl�SS: 3. ORDIl�,NC� N0. 905 APPRWING A VACATION, SAV #87-07 , TO VACATE THE WESTERLY HALF OF TI� ALI�i' IN BL�OCK 5, HYDE PARK, LYING NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF I�(7I' 22, EXTEDIDID FA�rF'RTY AI�ID 9UUTH OF THE NOitTH LINE OF LOT 30, EXTENDED EASI'ERLY, ALL LYIN� EA.ST OF AND AA70INING L�OTS 22-3 0, BLOCK 5, fiYDE PARK, [�F'NF.RATTy �'p,� gEIWEEN 61SP AVF�NCTE, 60TH AVENUE AND BETWEEN 3RD STREET AI�ID LAVTVERSITY AVEIV�JE, BY WAYl� JOF�190N• NDTION by Councilman Billings to waive the reading ar�d adopt Ordinance No. 905 cro sec�d reading and order publication with the following stipulations: (1) a utility easanent to.be retained over the entire portio� of the vacated alley; (2) petitioner to install a hard surface drive to 3rd Street in conjunction with construction of the garage; (3) garage locatiori contingent upon passage of a resolutian by Council authoriz ing a specif ied di stance of encroacYanent into retained easenent and the City's conveyance of east half of alley to owners west of alley; (4) petitio��er to escraw f�ds with Public -3- FRID�LE'Y CITY CS'1CTNCIL MEEI'JIVG OF NAY 16 , 19 88 Works Departrn�nt suf f ic ient to caver curb work f or cut on 3 rd St ree t; ( 5) duQr�pster to be fully screened; (6) landscaping to be installed on the east side aF the garage ca�ce campleted to screen fram University Avenue; (7) praper power line clearance must be maintained �on garage construction (8 feet for over a flat roof, 4 feet over a slanted roof as per NSP requirenents); and (8) petitioner to post a bond or letter of credit to caver driveway improvement. An escrow for a City contractor installed driveway may be acceptable. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried t�nanimously. 4. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05, TO ALLOW A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING ON LOT 10, CLOVER LEAF ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 QAVII2 PLACE N.E.. BY GFRALD LIl�IDl�'R: Councilman Billings stated Mr. Lir�r is vut of taun and will not be able to attend this meeting. NDTION by Councilman Billings to table Fitzgatrick. Upon a voice vote, all motion carried unanimausly. NEW BUSIl�SS: this item. Seconded by Councilman voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the 5. CONSIDERATION OF ANOKA COUNTY JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR RECYCLING, Q�NIPOSTIlJG AI�ID 4�1SPE REDIJCTION: N�. Robertson, Ccnmunity Development Director, stated this joint powers agreement with Anoka County cavers recycling, composting, and waste reduction activities between July 1, 1988 and Jtme 1, 1989. He stated it is important to note there has been a change in the County's Solid Waste AbatemEnt Plan. He stated the City's recycling reimbursenent will be based on tons recycled. He stated �der this funding, the City could receive as much as $20,475 or as little as $1,076. Mr. Rabertson stated the General F�ind contri.bution to the recycling program, if the tonnage goal of 572 tons plus 10� is met, would be $7,170. He stated, l�owever, this figure will vary with the �nount of tons r�cycled. Cotmcilman Schneider asked what the cost would be if this agreement was in force today. Mr. R,abertson stated abaut $7,000 as the City has met the goal so far. Cbuncilman Schneider stated unless saruething drastic happens, the figures prd�ably wauldn't change. Mr. Robertson stated Frialey has been the leader in the County for �articipation. He stated in the worst scenario, the City would get as little as $1,000 and the City's subsidy would have to be increased. Councilman Schneider asked if the agreement Rd�ertson stated it could, but it is in the best �rticipate i.n order to abta.in this subsidy. -4- could be terminated. Mr. interests of the City to 6. FRIDi�Y QTY a7tJNC.'II, N�ETING OF N�Y 16 , 19 88 NDTION by Counci]man Schneider to authorize the City Manager to enter into this Joint P�wers Agreenent with Anaka County for local landf ill abatement activities. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motioai carried �iimously. REC�IVIlVG TI� PL�AT�IING QONA'aSSION NdIV[)'I�S OF I�Y 4, 1988: A. O�NSIDERATION OF A RE7ANING (GE[�RAL MJLTIPLE DWII�LINGi OF L�C7rS 2 AI�ID 3, AUDI'POR' S � 1001 t�7.TWTt�m RpAD N.E., BY O1, TO REZOI� FROM R-3 (GII�RAL OFFIC�) ON PART ON 1V�. 25. THE S�ME BEING NDTION by Coiu'scilman ScYineider to set the publ ic hearing on thi s rezoning request for June 6, 1988. Seconded by Councilman Billings. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee cleclared the motion carried talanimously. B. ITII�i FROM TI� NIIN[T!'ES OF THE APPEALS Q�PM4ISSION MEE,TING OF AT�RII, 26, 1988: B-1. �1SIDERATION OF A VARIANC� R�QLTEST, VAR #88-04. TO RED(JCE THE RDQUIRED 5IDE YARD SEPBACK FROM 10 F�ET TO 5 F'E�I' ON TF� EASI' ATID AND WEST 5IDE (7�I I�Or!' 3, BL�OCK 1, OAK RIVE'.�2 ESTATES, 'PI-� SAME BEIlVG 141 76TH WAY N.E. , BY JE�'FREY BUCI�I: Mr. Rnbertson, Canminity Develapment Director, stated this variance request had originally cavered variances for the two side yards as well as a front yard variance, however, the petitio�er withdrew his request for the front yard variance at the Appeals Cutmission meeting. He stated the petitioner stated the hardship was this o�e story L-shaped rambler hane requires a sicle yard variance for the main level floor plan and variances would maintain continuity of existing hanes an the block. N�. RQbertsan noted tha.t last year another person wished to build a Yx�use on this prr�perty with six a foot setback and the Appeals Ccnmission denied the variarvice, however, the layout was changed of the proposed home and then apprwed by the City Council. He stated the petitior�er never did build on the site. N�. Robertsan stated the Appeals Caimissioa� has reccRmended denial of both of these side yard varian�ces o� the east and west. Mr. Buchli, the petitioner, stated the Appeals Commission denied the variances and stated this hause wauld be too close to neighboring tumes. He stated the adjacent ho�nes have setbacks of 18 and 35 feet. He felt he wasn't given a valid reason why the C,cmnissio� felt it was too close. Cbuncilman Fitzpatrick stated the setbacks to which Mr. �chli is referring are al his r�eiclhbor's pzcyperty. He stated it is true the distance between his prr�posed hcn� and the azes o� either side are 18 and 35 feet, but only 10 feet is on Mr. Buchli's prop�rty. He stated the problem is Mr. Buchli wishes to construct a Y�cnee which is 65 feet wide cn a 75 foot wide lot. He stated it see�ns there are other possible building plans which wouldn't -5- FRIDLEY CITY Q7t7NCII� ME�'I'ING OF NlAY 16, 1988 require a variance. Mr. Buchli stated he applied for the variances because this is the type of hane he wishes to build. N�. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he didn't see a showing of hardship and felt, if th�e variance was granted, it would be setting a bad precedent. He stated since this would be new construction, there are many home designs that wauld f it ari that lot. Mayor Nee stated in order to grant the variar�e there must be a finding that there is a problan with the lot and, in this case, there isn't a prablen. N�. Doug Peterson, awner of Lot 5. stated he has no problem with the variat�ce. Ms. NL�ry Boedigheimer, owner of Lot 6, stated she lives three lots fro�n Dsr. Buchli's Iot and objects to the variances. 5he also felt a variance may be requested in the future for Lot 5. N�. Nick DeGroot, aar�er aF Lot 2, stated he approved of the variance given last year to a City eriplayee and if the Council doesn't grant this variance, he didn't believe it was fair. He stated if you allow variances for one person, they slwuld be allaaed for another. Cotmci].man SchrLeider asked if the Council shpuld allaa ariy building on that property regardless of the size. Mr. DeGiroot stated that both neighbors have no abjection to the variance. He stated Mr. Buchl i wil l be 18 f ee t f rccn hi s home and 3 5 f eet f ran the other adj acent property avr�er. Mr. Doug Feterson stated he could not see any future variances for Lot 5, but a variance may be required for Lot 8. N�yor Nee stated he has to oonsicler the C`ity Attorney's opinion and, in this case, it is an extrene variance and there really isn't any particular need for it. NDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to ooncur with the recommendation of the Appeals Ccxtmission and deriy this variance request, VAR #88-04, to reduce t-he required side yard setbacks f rom 10 to 5 feet cn the east and west sides of Lot 3, Block l, Qak River Estates. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanunously- M7I'ION by Councilm'�n Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Planning Ctr�anissian meeting of N.C�y 4, 1988. Seconded kyy Coimcilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 7. aONSIDERATION OF APPROVIlQG FIVE TAX FORFEIT La!'S: � FRIDI�Y CTTY Q7[JNCIL MEETING OF N�,Y 16, 1988 N�. Flora, Public Works Directar, stated there are five properties in the CYty that recently went tax forfeit. He stated these p��cels are identified on maps with rnmbers 50 to 54 corresponding with the rxunbering system aF the attached Appraisal List 88-B. He stated it is suggested the Council authorize a�roval of the sale of these f ive p:raperties. He stated ntm�bers 50 and 51 are tmbuildable and the �rcels should be sold to pz�perty awners abutting oai the south an+d the City retain easement for drainage purposes a�er the entire area. Mr. Flora stated n��r 52 is buildable if access and utility easenent can be obtained fran the aaner aF the east half of the lot and the property shauld perhaps be sold to that Qarber. He stated number 53 is Lmbuildable by itself and shpuld be sold to the property owner to the north. Nh�. Flora stated number 54 is buildable if por�ding and drainage on the rear 40 feet af the lot is r�t affected and the lot should be sold to highest bidder. - Councilman Sc�u�eider asked about the drainage situation on number 54 in North Innsbruck. N�. Flora stated this p�rcel has a 40 foot drainage easement to the rear where most of the water ponds. He stated the lot becames questionable as far as being buildable. He stated, by cale, it is a bui.ldable lot. Cbwlcilman Schneider stated many of the lots in that area have signif icant drainage behir�d t.��m. He stated he is concerned if the lot is sold for develc�nent, what assurances the City wauld have regarding the drainage. F�e wonclered if it may be best far the City to acquire the lot and use it for� drainage purposes. He stated his concern is if the lot is f illed., there may be drainage problans. N�. Flora stated because there is a recorded 40 foot drainage easement across the back o� the lot is probably why the lot hasn' t developed. He stated if it was to be cle�veloped, when the plan is subtnitted, the City would have to insure that the drainage easanent wasn't affected. He stated the majority of the drainage is on the back of this lot and a lot of the drainage in the area collects in that depressi�n. Mr. Flora stated staff could look into the possi.bility of acquiring the lot for drainage purposes. He stated most of the detention ponds in the Inn,sbn�ck area are all cm private property. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, sta.ted the lots in North InnsUruck are rather valuable and far the d,evelaper to let it go tax forfeit, there has to be sc�ne problem. He stated if it remains public property, the City will probably have to maintain it. Mayor Nee asked if the property is used for drainage purposes, would it imprave the drainage in the area? Mr. Flora stated it would probably benef it the two adj oining praperties, but wrnildn' t be that benef icial to the other areas. Cotmcilman Billings questioned the City's liability if the City acquires the lot for drainage purposes and there is star�ding water on it versus the lot -7- v 8. FRIDI,E,�Y CITY Q7ITNCII, N�E.TING OF N�Y 16 , 19 88 belanging to a private aarber with a drainage easanent. Mr. Herrick stated if it is aaned by the City and water accumulates and same child is injured, there is the possibility of a claim against the City. He stated fran a finar�cial exposure, it is pr�ly mini�a].. He stated on the other hand, if the property was controlled by a Zbwnhouse Association, and used as a water storage facility, the liability would be the same. He stated any time you have holding ponds in an urban area, you have some cor�cern about then. H�e stated it is beginning to be a cammon occurrence with developers being required to Ix�ld water o� their property. He stated to be completely safe, holding por�ds shAUld prabably be fenced with a six foot high fence. Councilwanaiz Jorgenson asked haw much water would be in the holding pond after a siqnificant rainfall. N�. �'lora st�ted there is about a foot naw and with significant rainfaZl, it could be anywhere fram 1-1/2 to 2 feet. Councilwrn�an Jorgenson stated a child can drown in two inches of water. Mayor Nee stated l�e didn't see a problem with not releasing this lot in order that a study can be dr�n+e cci the feasi.bility of using it for drainage Pu��s • M7PION by Councilman Schn�eider to authorize staff to notify the County to dispose of the four tax forfeit properties identified as n�iY�ers 50, 51, 52 and 53 on Appraisal List 88-B, as recoir¢nended by staff. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motian carried unanimausly. Mr. Flora stated he wauld notify the Cotmty that the City is studying the possible use of rnmiber 54. OF RECEIVING AI�ID REJECT NU. ST 1988 - 10 (SF.I1LCSlAT) : E BIDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT QONSIDERATION OF A MOTION TO READVERTISE FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PRU,TECT N0. ST 1988 - 10 (SEAi�AT) : M7PION by Councilman Schneider to receive the follawing bids for Street Impravanent Project No. St 1988-10 (Sealcoat): � � ►i. �ail!�� 7 Astech Corp. P. O. Bca 1025 St. Qoud, N�1 56302 Allied Blacktap 10503 89t.h Ave. N. Maple Grove, N�1 55369 :� TOTAL BID $158,134.48 $158,796.47 : � •, n $6,835.50 $2,357.07 FRIDLEY CI'1'Y Q7UNCIL MEETIl� OF N�Y 16 , 19 8$ Bittmtinous R,�adways 2825 Cedar Avenue Minneapolis, NN 55313 $180,823.25 $2,357.07 Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried tu�animously. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated an iten � the bid sheet for street sweeping before sealcoating caused considerable confusion to the bidders. He stated Columbia Heights desires to incorporate the presweeping in their contract which m��k,es it difficult to determine a law bidder. Mr. Flora stated the Colianbia Heights City Council did rej ect the bids at their last meeting and it is requested the Co�cil also reject the bids and authorize readvertisc�t�ent for bids. H�e stated the bids will be rewritten with all itens as a bid iten to avoid confusion. M7I'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to reject the bids for Street Impravement Project No. St 1988-10 (Sealcoat), based on staff's recommendation. Sec�ded by Councilm'�n Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �animously. NDTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to authorize the readvertising for bids for Street Impravement Project No. St 1988-10 (Sealcoat�. Seconde3 by CouncilwoRnan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ma.yor Nee d�eclared the motian carried �animausly. 9. RE90I�JTICBJ N0. 41-1988 R�QUESTII� A TRAFFIC ST[TDY AT THE INTERSECI'ION OF CSAH 35 AI�ID MS�AS 303: Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated at a neighborYiood meeting � May 9, 1988 traffic intexsection safety problezns at Central Avenue and Gardena Avenue w�ere raised by the citizens. He stated this resolution is befare the Council to request a traffic study at this intersectio� by the Anoka County High�aay Departrnent . M�TION by Coun�ci]man Schneider to adopt Resolutio� No. 41-1988. Seconded. by Councilwanan Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mption carried �usly. 10. RESOLI�PION N0. 42-1988 APPRCNING SPECIAL LEGISL�ATION AFFECI'ING THE FRIDLEY FIRE RELIEF ASSOQATION: Mr. Charles N�cKusick, representing the Volunteer Firefighters Relief Associati�, stated this resolution w�uld apprave a change in the volunteer f iref ighters pensian retirenent. He stated tt�e Legislature, in 1988, passed legislation which authorizes the volunteer firefighers to convert their pensian to a Defined Cbntribution Plan and approval of the City Council is needed to becane law. Mayor Nee stated he unclerstan+ds everyoa�e who has a concern is in agreement to which Mr. McKusick an.swered in the af f irniative. � ' �� M �� / M/ I�1 � • ►• . ' I : M7I'ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adapt Resolution No. 42-1988. Seconded riy Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mption carried t�animously. 11. RESOLUTION NO. 43-1988 TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR A SELF-PROPELLED RDGII�RATIVE VACULTM/AIR S'I'l2EET SWEEPER: Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated staff has analyzed th,e City's needs for a street sweeper. He stated it was found the best equipment is the Elgin mechanical conveyor-type wiiich does a c�ood jab with heavy debris. He stated the C�ty nvw has this piece of equign�nt, but to augment the normal street sweeping activities, it would be appropriate to abtain a vacutun regenerativ�ty�e sweeper which can mave rapidly, travel with a large load and is self-supporting. He stated this type aF sweeper would be benef icial in sealcoa.ting because it would vacuun the fine dust. He stated there may be the possibility of obtaining a d�stratice� model. Mr. Flora stated in the 1987 and 1988 budgets, funds were identif ied f or a new street sweeper. He stated based on the City's needs, the reg+enerative-type street sweeper should be pur�chased at this time and budget the rebuilding of the F1gin street sweeper in the 1989 budget. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 43-1988, with consicleration of a c3�xmstratio� �1. Seconded by Councilwa►�n Jorg�enson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 12. Q�IVSIDERATION OF ESTABLISHING A LOCATION FOR 1988 CITY OOUNCIL MEETINGS I7IJR_ZNG OONSTF�[7CrION A1�ID RENOVATION OF TI� CIVIC C�fPER: Mr. Hunt, Assistant to the City Manager, stated the construction and renavatian af the Civic Center will probably start the latter part of June. He stated because of the open meeting law, staff has been working with School District No. 14 to abtain a meeting loca.tion. He stated the School District has offered to make space available at the Community Education Center for conducting the City Council meetings. He stated the proposal would be to have the Council Meetings at the Co�nmunity Education Center beginning with the June 27, 1988 Cbnference Meeting. He stated facilities wauld be available to have the meetings televised. Mr. Hunt stated it is also intended to have all the Ga�nission meetings at the Canmmity Fducatio� Center during the Civic C�nter remodeling. Councilman Schneider asked when the City Hall departments will mave to rented affice space. Mr. Robertson, Co�mnunity Development Director, stated the Construction Mana.genent Finn is working on a updated schedule. He stated the current plan would be to first build the addition to the east of the Council C�amUers. He stated the east entrance to the City Hall would be closed during this time and the main entrance to the south would remain open. He stated when the addition is ccanpleted, there would be a temporary main -10- FRiTm.� CT!'Y Q7UNC'II, N�'�PIlVG OF N�,Y 16, 1988 entrance bu.ilt while the new entrance is constructed to the south. He stated �y are close to an agreenent f� rental of space in the adj acent affice building. He stated there will always be a central reception area at the City Hall. He stated ch�ring construction people will be directed to other areas across the plaza. Mr. Rnbertson stated o�ce the r�ew addition is constructed., same departments will mwe to this area during renovation of the existing City Hall. M�IrlON by Councilman Schneider to set the first meeting of the City Council at the Can�nunity Education Center on June 27, 1988 and to conduct all subseqwent zneetings in 1988 at this location. Seconded by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all v�ting aye, Mayor Nee 3eclared the motion carried una�nimously. 13. CI,AZMS: NDTION by C�uncilman Billings to authorize payment of Claims No. 20148 through 203'70. Seconcled by Co�cilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �animously. 14. LIC�ISES: MyTION by Cc�uncilman Schneider to apprwe the licenses as submitted and as on f ile in the License Qerk' s Off ice. Secoryd�d Y�y Coimcilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voic� vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimausly„ 15. ESTIl�,TES: M7IZON by Councilman Fitzpatrick to apprwe the estimates as submitted: C`��aaley Ccm��ar�y 10630 Nassau St., N. Minneapolis, NIIV 55434 S�rin�rook Nature C�nter Fence Proj ect #180 FINAI.� F..STIl�ITE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,151.90 S. E. H. 222 East Lit:tle Canada Road St. Paul, NN 55117 Street Imprwement Prorj ect No. SI'. 1988 - 1& 2 (51st: Way Improvenents) Partial. Estimate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,975.35 �e E�gir�ering. Iric. 9001 East Bl.oanington Freeway Blocmington, NN 55420 I�ake Pc�inte Corporate Cleriter Partial Estimate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1, 793 . 00 -11- FRIDLEY CITY aOUNCII, I�'I'ING OF N�Y 16, 1988 together b�� the City, it didn't indicate anything about the 13 feet. He stated he txied to saw cut and when this was cbne, the original curb was so thick, evidently, they didn't go deep enough with the saw and the curb broke so they haci to repl ace i t. Cbuncilman Billings stated it appears they are clealing with two ite�n►s, the "change orc�er" and a misinterpretatioa� as to what bid items 1, 2, 3 and 4 actually ccrosisted of. He suggested to Mr. Thampson that he meet with the Engineering Department and try and work out their misunderstanding. He stated it appears the Cbuncil has the choice to recammend payment for the amount ap�>raved by staf f or to not pay ariythi ng unt i I thi s i ssue i s resolved. N�. Thompscm asked if the Cb�cil thaught the percentage of retainage was aclequate. " Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the City is retaining 5$ of the original estimate they ccmputed far Mr. Thampson's f irst weeks of w�rk. Mr. Thampson st:ated he has no prablem with the City retaining this amount. He stated the prablen is that he has coznpleted scsne approaches which do not appear for payment. He stated he remaved curb and gutter in two areas and replaced it with approaches to the driveways. He stated if the City cloesn't want to paS� until this is straightened aut, that is fine. He stated he is trying to c3o this c�ntract o� the basis of being treated fairly. He stated he has mpr� inq�ortant business than to play cat and mause. Cotuicilman Billings stated the City doesn't want to play cat and mouse, but apgarently there is scme misunderstanding with Mr. Thampson and staff as to what const:itutes an a�raach. He stated it would ap�ear the estimate sta£f prepared is e�ctly in accordance as to haw they have been administering cantracts. Mr. Tha�sun stated who makes the detex�ninati� because he reatly can' t� a living arguing or creating confusi� with the staff. H�e stated there is a personalit�� prablan. He stated saneone is needed who understands what is going on. Mayor Nee stated the ��mcil just received Mr. Tho�npson's letter and the City has an agreatuent with h�m and will live by it. He stated it seems Mr. Thampson cbesn't agree with the ternns of the rnntract. He sta.ted he doesn't �iow how tihe Council can evaluate this problen on such short notice. Mr. Thamps�n stated he wcx.�d like it evaluated. He stated he is hoping out of this wi:ll cane scme justice. He stated if yau want to read wha.tever you want to read into it, you are free to do it. He stated he wants a good relatio�ship and to do the work and be �id accordingly and, if there is ariy deviation from the pZans and specifications, he wants to be paid for it. He stated wl�e.n you go to some other curb and gutter, that deens a change arder. Mr. Flara stated he believes there is some confusion on a curb cut. He stated there i.s a total of four bid itezns which he reviewed from the specifications. H�e stated it seems Mr. Thampsor_ is identifying a curb cut -13- FR.IDZ,E'Y CITY 00[�iCII, MEET]IVG OF NIAY 16 , 19 88 far a driveway as a driveway approach and is req�+esting $24 a foot for that work rather than the curb f igure of $1 a foot. Cbuncilman Schneider stated a curb cut is a cut in the curb if saneone wants to put in a driveway and a cut has to be made at a cost of $7 a foot. He stated if they want an approach which is three feet wide, it is $24 a foot. He stated, n�rnially, yau would cb both a cut and an approach. Mr. Flora stated Mr. Thcmpson replaced curb and installed two club cuts; he did n� approaches. Mr. Thampson stated a curb cut is the same as an approach anywhere in the countzy. Mayor Nee stated he would like Mr. Tho�npson to work with the Engineering Dep�rtment and, if necessary, the City Attorney. He stated it seezns to him the approach is the actual difference between the curb and driveway. Mr. Flora stated if a curb depression to the driveway and an apron to blend with the driveway is installed., the cost is $24 a foot. N�. Thanpson sta.ted an apron is in front of the curb cut. Cbimcilwana�l Jorgenson asked how the City bid for this work in the pa.st. Mr. Flora stated the same manner in which the estimate was prepared. Cotmcilwaman Jorgens� asked if the City could submit to Ms. Thampson proof� that this is the maruier in which it was handled in the �st. Mr. Thanpson stated he is concerned about what the City pays him. Councilwana�z Jorgenson sta.ted if there is a difference of opinion on what the City considers an approach and what N�. Thanpson considers an approach and, if it has been done this way with p�st oontractors, she didn't see that N�. Thrmpson had a valid arg�nnent. Mr. Thanpson sta.ted when you slope it, you are talking two different things. He stated a curb cut, an approach, and a gutter are different. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he would suggest the Council apprave the amount reca[�iended by the E7lgineer which is the standard procedure f ollawed aver the years. He stated between r�ow and the next meeting, staf f and he will see if th�y can reach an agreenent with the contractor. He suggested perhaps they could consult with Counci]mzn Billings and, if r�cessary, same people at the State Higraaay Departinent to detezmine the interpretation of the plans and specif ications. He stated he understands the plans and specifications have a series of diagrams that not only define, but illustrate these variaus terminologies. He asked if the City is using the same plans and specificatioais used in the past and treating this request the same as in the past and staff's answer was in fihe affi�native. He stated an effort should be made to reach an agreement and, if necessary, obtain a third party to shed scnie light az it. -14- FRIDL�'Y C'I'�Y QOUNCII.� N�,TIlVG OF I�,Y 16, 1988 N�. Thanpson pointed aut cn Page 10 0� the specificati�s a typical concrete entrance driveway approach. He stated all he is saying is he installed it. He stated he wants to make it clear that he doesn't want staff thinking they can give hi�mm what they think he is worth. He stated he is not going to accept what, they think h�e is worth. He stated he wants to be in compliance with the amtract and be ready because he wi.11 be back. UR'�T A VOI(�E V(7!'E TAi�N �1 � ABOVE NDTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �an�mausly. Mayor Nee asked N�. Thanpson to ccme in and negotiate with Mr. Flora and, if necessary, the City Attorney. He stated if there is a mistake in the contract, the City will abide by it, but if Mr. Thanpson misread the contract, he shauld be prepared to abide by_it. Ns. Tharipsc�n stated he is hearing fram the Gbuncil members they don't agree with his irivoice and giving him charity and not for the work he has done. AA70CTRI�II�T.0 : MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all votir.g aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council af I�y 16, 1988 adjoi�ned at 9:10 p.m. Respectfully suYanitted, C�role Hadda.d William J. Nee Secretaiy t_o the City Co�cil Nk-�yor �.. . -. -15- 1 PUBLIC HEARIlJG BEFI�RE 'IHE QTY �iJNC� Notice is hereby given that t,here will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of t.he City of �idley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Manday, June 6, 1988, in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose ��f : • _ Considera.tion of Amending the Fridley City Ch,arter, Sections 2.03 (Electiv� Officers), 4.02 (Regular Municipal Elections), and 4.03 (Pri�y :Elections), as follaas: SEC�ION 2.03. II,ECTIVE OFFI((�2S. l. The Council shall be composed of a Mayor and four (4) CouncilmE�mbers who shall be eligible voters. The Mayor shall be elected at large for a tenn of three (3) years, except the first Mayor to be elected in 1957 shall be for a term of two (2? years. C�cnnencin9 in the year 1992 and everv fourth vear thereafter, the nerson elected to the of:fice of MavQr shall be elected for a tezm of four (4) vPars. 2. One (1) Councilmanber shall be elected at larg�e for a term of three (3) years except that the first such Councilmanbe�at-Large under this Charter s]hall be the incumbent elected in 1956, with two (2) years r�iaining of tersn and shall be considered to serve two (2) years as Councilmanberi-at-Large to 1959. Cannencing in the y,ear 1992 and every fourth_year thereafter, the person elected to the office of 3. Three (3) Councilntanbexs shall be elected for terms of three (3) years eac]n fran three (3) separate Wards of the City, as designated belaw, ex�:ept that the first Councilm�►ber for Ward No. 2 under this Charter sk�all be the Councilmenber havi.ng one (1) year of term yet to serve, an3 shall be considered C.ouncilmsnber f ar Ward 2 f or a one (1) Ye�' term to expire in 1958. TY�e Councilmembers from Wards No. 1 and No. 3 sha11 be elected in 1957, each for terms of three (3) years. �ncing in the vear 1990 and everv fourth vear thereafter, the elected �'I SEGTI�i 2.03. II�C.TIVE OFFICElZ.S. lmember for Ward 6. The G�xm of Mayor and of each Councilmeniber shall begin on the first off:icial business day in the month of Januazy follawing their //the// e:lecticez to office and st�all end wh�en a swccessor has been duly elected and has qualified. The first order of business at the first off icial ��uncil meeting in each Januazy that f,ollaws an election year �hal l be the 9wearing in of the newly elected m�ibers of the Council. The Counc:il shall be j udge af the election and its menbers. Public Hearing Notice Amending �City Charter Secticros 2.03, 4.02, 4.03 Page 2 SECTIO[�T 4.02. RF]C�JI�AR MJNICIPAL II,ECI'ICd�TS. //A// //r//Regular municipal elections shall be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Novanber //of each year, // at such place ar� places as the City may desi�ate by resoluticai. �ncin3 in ntunbered year. The Council may divide the City into as many voting _ precincts as it may fran time to time deen r�ecessary. Each ward shall constitute at least on�e (1) voting precin�ct and no precirvct shall be in rrore than on�e (1) ward. At least fifteen (15) days' notice shall be given by the City Clerk of the time and places of holding such election, and of the officers to be elected by posting a notice thereof in at le�st one (1) public place in each voting precinct and by publishing a mtice thereof at least once in the official newspaper of the City, but fai.lure to give such notice shall not invalidate such electica�. SECTICl�1 4.03. PRIl+�,ItY II,EGT7ANS. On the f irst Tuesday af ter the second Nbnday //of each/ / in September there shall be a primary electio� for the selecti� of two (2) nanin�ees far� each elective office at the regular municipal elections, unless only two (2) nrmir�es file for each elective office. Ccant�encing in the Year 1992, primarv and re�ular municipal. elections shall be held everY even rnunbered vear. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an apportunity at the �ave stated� time and place. WILLIAM J. 1�tEE MAYOR Publish: Ma.y 25, 1988 Ju�ne 1, 1988 1A ll'� pRDIl�NCE Np. - 1988 AN ORDIlVP,N(� �IlVG SECPION.S 2.03, 4.02, Al�ID 4.03 OF �� F'RIDi,EY QTY CfIAR'PER THE QTY Q7[JNQL OF 'IHE QTY OF FRII�'Y DOFS ORDAIN AS FOLLpWS : That the foll��ving sections of the Fridley City Charter be a�nended as follows: SECTZON 2.03. EyECTIVE OFFICER.S. � ° 1. The Counc:il shall be ccmposed of a Mayor and four (4) Councilmembers who shall be eligible voters. The Mayor shall be elected. at large for a term of three (3) years, except the first Mayor to be elected in 1957 shall be for a tenn of two (2) years. Cammencing in the vear 1992 and everv fourth year thereafter, the persoa� elected to the office of N�yor shall be elected for a tenn of four (4 ) years. 2. One (1) CAUnciln�nber shall be elected at large for a tezm of three (3 ) years except that the first such Councilmember-at-Large under this Charter shall be the inctm�bent eZected in 1956, with two (2) years reznaining of term and shall be considered to serve two (2) y�ears as Councilmember-at-Large to 1959. 0.�mmencing in the vear 1992 and evezv fourth year thereafter, the x�erson elected to th�e office of Clouncilm�mber-at-Large shall be elected for a of four (4) vears. 3. Three (3) Councilmanbers shall be elected for terms of three (3) years each fran three (3) separate wards of the City, as designated belaw, except that the first Councilmember for Ward No. 2 under this Charter shall be the Councilmember havirig one (1) year of term yet to serve, and shall be considered Councilmanber for Ward 2 for a one (1) year te�n to �xpire in 1958. The Councilme��bers fran Wards No. 1 and No. 3 shall be elected in 1957, each for terms of three (3) y�ears. Oannencing in the vear 1990 and every fourth year thereafter, the persons elected to offices of Councilmember for ward 1 and C`nunci lmPmber fnr Ward 3 shall be elected for a terin Of fOttZ' �4 ) ye3rs, and camlenc elected to 5'ECTI�T 2.03. ELECTIVE OFFICER.S. 6. The texm of Mayor and of each Councilmember shall begin on the first official business day in th�e month of Januazy follawing their //the// election to office ar�d shall end when a successor has been duly elected and has qualified. The first arder of business at the first official Courvcil meeting in each Januasy that follaas an electian year shall be the swearing in of the newly electe� members of the Council. The Council shall be judge of the election and its members. Page 2 SECPION 4.02. R�C�JLAR M7NIQPAL E�,ECTIONS. /!A!/ //r//Regul.ar mLmicipal elections shall be held on the f irst Tuesday af ter th,e f irst Nbnday in Novenber //of each year, // at such place or places as the City m�y desi�,ate by resolutian. Ccttmencing in the vear 1992, regular municipal elections sha11 be held every even rnanbered year. The Council may divide the Ci�y into as mariy voting precincts as it may fram time to tim�e c�een necessazy. Each ward shall canstitute at least cne (1} voting precinct and r� precir�ct shal:t be in more than one {1) ward. At least fifteen (15) days' n�tice shall be given by the City Qerk af the time and places of lx>lding such election, and of the o�ficers to be elected by posting a n�tice t�reof in at lea.st �e il) public place in each voting precin+ct and by publishing a notice thereof at le�ist once in the c�fficial rbewspaper of the City, but failure to give such not:ice sha].1 not invalidate such election. SECTION 4.03. PRSl'�,RY F�,ECTI�IS. On the first '7^uesclay after the second Nbnday //of each// in Septe�nber there shall be a primary electian for the selection of two (2) nceninees for each elective off�!ce at the regular municipal elections, unless only two (2) namin�ees file for eacr e:.ective office. Datt�encing in the year 1992, primary and regular municipal �::.ections shall be held evezy even nia�mbered year. PASSID AND ADC>FI�D BY � QTY Q7IJNCIL OF �]E QTY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1988. VJIL�LIAM J. 1�, N�YOR A'I'IBST : S�iIRLEY A. H1�APALA. CI'I'Y 2ERK Public Eiearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publications: 1C FUBLIC HEARIlVG BEFURE 'IHE QTY QATNC� Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of FYidley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Manday, JurLe 6, 1988, in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the pt�pose c�f : Consideration of Amending the Fridley City Charter, Se�tion 5.09 (Initiation of Charter Amendments), as follaas: SEi;.'PION 5.09. INITIATION OF C��ARTER P.1�IDVII�3VTS. '1� ways to initiate amendments to this Charter are set forth in Minnesota Statutwes. //N�thing in this C'harter shall be constrwed as in ariy way affecting the right of the eZigible voters imder the Constitution and Statutes of Mirulesota to propose amendments to this Charter.// Any and all ;persons c�esiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. WILLIAM J. 1�E I�'�,YOR Publish: Ma,y 25, 1988 June 1, 1988 2 ORDINANCE ND. - 1988 AN dRDII�N� �IDIl�1G SECTION 5.09 OF Z� FR,IDLEY QTY QiARTER TI-tE QTY CCJUNC�L OF TEIE QTY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLIAWS : That the follc�wing sections of the Fridley City Charter be �ner�ed as follows: SECTION 5.09. INITIATIO�T OF Q-1AR'I�R A�Tl'S. 0 c 'I7be wavs to ir.iitiate amendments to this Charter are set forth i.n Minnesota Statutes. //T+Tothing in this Charter shall be construed as in any way affecting the right af the eligible voters Lmder the Constitution and Statutes of D�irmesota t:o propose amenc'�ments to this C,�arter. // PASSED AND ADOPTED BY R� CITY QJCTNCIL OF � CTTY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ,, 1988. Wa,LIAM J. D�E, MAYOR ATI'EST : SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA, CITY Ci,k�K Publ ic Hearin.g: First Reading�: Second Read.ir�g: Publications: 2A 3 PUBLIC HEARING BEF�ORE �E CLTY �QJNQL Natice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Co�mcil of the City of FYidley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Nbnday, Ju1e 6, 1988, in the Co�u�icil Qzanber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of : Consideration of a Rezoning, ZOA #88-01, by Cheryl Stix�ski, to rezone frcm R-3 (General Multiple Dwelling) to GR-1 (General Office) on part of Lots 2 and 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, the same being 1001 Hil.lwind Road N. E. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opp�rt�ity at the above stated time and plaae. WII�LIAM J. I�E Ng1Y0R Publ ish : May 25, 1988 Juze l, 1988 Any questions related to this item may be referred to the Fridley Community Develognerit Department, 571-3450. � � PLANNING DIVIS[ON � MEMORANDUM unroF FRI DLEY IrEMD Rn: Jock Robertson, C�ntnity Developnent Director . Pla�ning Camnission Members � NE1�1D FROM: Jim imbinson, Planning Coordinatar NENI� DATE : June 1, 1988 RF�GARDING : Stinski F�zaning ' ;.�):�- The petitioner is requesting a rezoning fran R-3, General Multiple Dwellings, to Qt-1, General Off ice, for the purpose of constructing a multi-tenant offioe building of 32,000 square feet. Zhe t�uilding would be three stories hic� and built wer a surfaoe parking area. QE the two parcels involved in the proposal the most southerly lot is al ready zoned CR-1. This parcel preseritly has the Merrill Lynch aff ioe huilding on it. 7he r�ortherly parcel which is zoned R-3 has a boarded up vacated single fanily house on it. :�.�;�.1�• The zoning history in this area indicates that there has been three rezonings along Hillwind Road fro�n R-3 to CR-1 dating back to before 1951. In addition, this specific lot was the subject of a rezoning procedure which terminated when the seoond reading of the ordinanoe was tabled by the City Cou�cil on May 17, 1982 (see attadied min�tes). App�arently at that time the petitioner, then Ms. Nyb�, was �nable to oomplete the requireqnents for the 1 and devel opnent . Along with the rezoning, the petitioner is prooessing a varianoe request for reduction of buffer area between a o�mnercial and residential area f rom 15 feet required to 5 feet proposed. This petition was heard by the Appeals Conmission on April 26, 1988 and was reao�mended for appraval. The variances vitl be plaoed m the Cfluocil a�eoda at tfie tine of t�e lst =eadiag of tfie aaaiag r,•*�;*+�,p. The Planning Co�ission reco�ended approval of tLe rezoning of the property with tLe folloving stipulations: L The vacated house o�n the rezoned parael should be removed f rom the site prior to the pukalishing of the rezoning ordinanoe. (This would ensure that this structure which has been a public safety nuisance would be removed even if develo�nent did not prooeed. ) 2 The proposed rezoning is for the developnerit as o�lined on the attached site pl ans and elevations only. Stinski Rezoning June I, 1988 Page 2 C1'� 3. The petitioner o� her ager�t agrees to manage the leasing of the office spaoe in a fashion which would not create a need for on street parking. Should on street parking result, the City may sic� the street as no parking and require that additional stalls be mac3e availahle or the rieed be reduved. 4. Petitioner to work with staff on lanclscape ref inements and have an agreed upon pl an pr ior to City Co�cil apfx ov al. 5. Petitioner to supply a storm drainage plan which meets with staff apprwal prior t0 final City Council approval. 6. Petitorer to supFaly a performanoe bond or letter o� credit in the amount of 3� of the c�onstructiori value prior to issuanoe o� a building perniit. �7IaR/dn M-88-111 � �4� �, !��iu �,� �t]I�i �. �. �88-06, ty Menard. Inc. _ --- � -� � UPON A VOICE Vat'E,_��i IlVG AYE� QiA�P'ERS� B�a'D �Q'�ED THE MOTION C�RRIED Si,Y. - —� . 2. P[t�IG I�ARTI�• 115IDEFtPLrION OF - • To rezone from R-3 (Ger�eral Multiple Dwellinq) to a2-1 (General Office) on part of Lats 2�d 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25. the same being 1001 Hillwind Road N. E. � by Mr. Barna• seoonded by Mx. Saba, to waive the reading of the formal publ ic hearing notioe and to open the publ ic hearing. UpCN A VOI� VOi'E, ALL VOTING AYE, Q�AIRPERSC�I BE'!'ZQ�D DEQ+�ED THE MOTION C�RRIED UNANIN�JSLY AND THE AJBLIC HEARING C�EN 1� 7: 34 P. M. Mr. Robertson stated the petitioner was requesting a rezoning f ran R-3 (General Multiple Dwell ing) to (R-1 (General Off ice ), for the purpose of c�mbining the lots and constructing a three-stsory multi-tenant office , building. Ti�e building would be built wer a surfaoe parking area, so essentially part of the building would be on stilts with parking unc3erreath. Zlao paroels were involved: the most southerly lat which was al ready zoned CR-1 and presently has the t�rrill Lynch office building on it, and the northerly paroel whid'i was zoned R-3 and has a boarded-up vacated single fanily ho�se rn it. Mr. Robertson stated there have been three rezonings along Hillwind Road f rcm R-3 to �t-1 dating back before 1951. In addition, this specif ic lot was the subject aE a rezrning prooedure whic3� was terminated when the seoond reading of the ordinanoe was tabled at the City Council in 1982. At that time, the petitioner, Ms. Stinski (Nybo), was �able ,to complete the requi ranent s f or the 1 and cievel ognent. Mr. Robertson stated that, along with the rezoning, the petitioner was prooessing a varianoe request for reduction of a buffer area between a oorcmercial and resic3ential area fram 15 feet to 5 feet. This getition was heard by the Appeals Commission on April 26, 1988, at which time they reaatmended approval to the City Co�ncil. Mr. Robertson stated Ms. Stinski has also ir�formally oomm�icated witb the HRA and has sent the HRA a list o� proposed f inancial assistance she would need for this project. Mr. Robertson stated that shaald the Planning Ca►mission reoarn�end appraval► staff reoommends the fallowing stipulations: 1. �e vacated house on the rezoned garoel should be renoved f ran the site prior to the publishing of the rezoning ordinanoe. (This would ensure that this structure which has been a public safety nuisance would be renwed even if the develognent did not prooeed. ) 2. �he proposed rezoning is far the develognent as outlired on the attadzed -2- 3C ' J . \�\� �. ��y V �:\ VI�I?I �. V : site plans and elevations only. 3. D�e petitioner or her ager�t agrees to manage the leasing of the off ice spaoe in a fashion which would not create a r�eed fvr on-street parking. Should on-street �rking result, the City may sic� the street as "no parking" and require that ad�itional stalls be made available or the ryeed be rec3uaed. 4. F�titioner to work with staff on landscape ref inements and have an agreed- upon plar� pcioc to City Co�ncil app�oval. 5. Petitioner to supply a storm drainage plan which meets with staff apprwal prior to City Cotncil public hearing. 6. Petitioner to supply a performance bond or letter of c�edit in the anant � 3$ of the oonstruction value prior to issuance of a building permit. Mr. Betzold stated that the City had a long history o� p�otalens with the old burned o� house and getting artiy 000peration from the awner. He asked Mr. Rnbertson if he had any background informaton on that. Mr. Robertson stated, yes, that information was included in the f iles. There was a history c� letters to the hcmeowner going back to about 1981. There were a series of code violations and nuisance violations which culminated in a Criminal A�,tion suit being f iled one year ago, and the vwrer pleading guilty. Mr. Brian Hanson stated he and Ms. Stinski were willing to answer any questions the Ca�mission mic�t have. Mr. Betzold stated he was a little concerned about the history of the property where the avrer was not very 000perative in working with the City; yet the owner is now requesting help fran the City. What assuranoes does the City have that the owrer was now g�ing to be 000perative when there has been a long history o�f ronvooperation including a guilty plea to a criminal �arge. Ms. Stinski stated she did not feel there was any lack of 000peration on her �rt. EVery time Darrel Clark, the City Building Inspector, called her regarding the house, she would get a carperiter out ric,ht away to board it up. It was very clifficult beca�se the house is in the back of the lot and it is easy for teenagers to get back there and lxeak into the house again. She has boarded the building � 12-15 times. She stated the building was burned and gutted prior to her aoquiring the property, but she felt she has always cx�operated with the City when she was notif ied to board the building up again. She stated she h� not torn the building down in the hope that it would g� hand in hand with the developnent. Mr. Betzald stated he jtist wanted to be sure that, if sanething happens and the c�evelopnent does not g� forward, rhe house will be renwed. �� 3D J i��,� 1. �f y�y ��\ V� ,% �. V: Mr. Barna asked if the petitia�er has asked the Fire Departmem to d� a test f ire drill. . Ms. Stinski stated, ye�, she had, t�uut beca�se o� the close Proximity to the a�rtrnent buildinc�s, it wuld not be cbre. Mr. Hanson stated they recarmended b� staff. well directed project. c7o r�t have any problems with the stipulations as �ey seem logical and appropriate and wi11 make for a NLS. Kathleen Phill ips stated she was the manager for the Merrill Lynch � Real Estate Building. She stated they are talking about renting sgace in this new offioe building and are very much in favor o� the project. ��' tr� Mr. Saba, sewnc3ed by Mr. Barna� to close the putalic hearing. LTP�OiN A VOI� VQI'E, ALd, VOrING AYE, Q�AIRF£RSCN B�'rZQ,D DECLARED THE FUBLIC HEARIIVG Q� CS ED AT 7: 45 P. M. �Q�g�i b� Mr. Saba, sev�nded b� Ms. Sherek, to recommend to City Council appraval o� rezoning, ZOA �88-01, by Cheryl Stinski, to rezone from R-3 (General Miil.tiple Dwelling) to CR-1 (General OFfioe) on part of Lots 2 and 3, Auditor's Sut�divisian Na 25, the same being 1001 Hillwind Road N. E. , with the follawing stipulations: 1. �e vacated house on the rezoned paroel should be renwed f rtm the site prior to the publishing of the rezaning ordinanoe. 2. Zlze proposed rezoning is for the developner�t as o�lired on the attac3zed site glans and elevations only. 3. �he petitioner or her agem agrees to manage the leasing of the office s�c�e in a fashion which would not create a need for on-street parking. Should on-street �xirking result, the City may sign the street as "no parking" and require that additional stalls be made available or the r�eed be re�duaed. 4. �titianer to work with staff on landscape refinements and have an agreed- upon glan prior to City Council appraval. 5. Petitia�er to sup�ly a storm drainage plan which meets staff approval p�ior to City Co�cil puhl ic hearing. 6. E�titioner to supply a performance bond or letter of credit in the amo�t cf 38 of the oontruction value pri�r to issuance of a building permit. i3PON A VOI� VOI'E, ALL VOrING AYE, Q�iAII2PERSCN BETZQ,D DEQ�ARED THE MOTION Q�IRRIED UI�NII+x7IJSC,Y. Mr. Robertson stated this item would cp to City Co�ncil az June 6, 1988. : .« I •: ::. : .«; •� ��i� •� u �.1 M�QN b� Mr. Saba, se�nc3ed by Ms. Sherek, t��e the April 4, 1968. Parks & Recreation Gon�anission minute UP0�1 A VOICE VOI'E, AYE, QiAIItPERS CN BErZ Q,D DE Q, AR ED TH E MOT I ON -4- 3E. � ZOA #88-01 c�x�. sTtxsRz w• . �� , �i V � ` js � •- r,��' �-�, � '•' . ' -�-� ��-�- .� � _ . i' G� d � � ; ' _- - 4 •_ _ y +- .. .r .a� s �r ' ' I ..�' � �Mv,: ' � ,�1� ; • � .ww�v .it r , I = . 2 . � �� (� "' , � , e � � :�� (�) � �,�; � . A� � Afr) fF F • .3 (/� • : . �. rrar ,) � • � s ,� � • � - - �' � I � � �� (ii i71 � . 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O Y � � S b = . ' o � � � .� � • ; — _o _ � 3 E '♦ . _ � � _a _ . � . �, _ t� �- ., 0 . - . s � __.�. • � . � s � e O V s � , • e J � ♦r ' �'� � � v �� — �- - N 1 O� � �� [� 3H FLOOR PLAN "Q �% � � ! i � � � m � . � s : • s 0 � � s W J r .d ..1 i zoA #aa-o� 31 C�BYL STINSKI � � i ( I ,Olfl �N ' i �� ;�! W 1 � IYi' i�� yt �Z; .dlN i oi �- , ELEVATION 3J �n �� zc�, #ss—oi STIPULATIONS 1. The vacated house cai the rez��d p�arcel should be remaved from the site prior to the publishing of the rezoning ordinance. "� 2• 'I7�e prr�posed rezoning is for the develogY�nt as autlined an the attached site plans and elevaticuzs only. 3. Tl�e petitic�ner � her agent agrees to manage the leasing of the office space in a fashion which would rnt create a need for on-street pa.rking. Should an- street p3rking result, the City may sign the street as "no parking" and requ.ire that additional stalls be made available or the r�eed be reduced. 4. Petitioner to work with staff cn landscape refinanents and have an agreed upon plan priar to City Council approval. 5. Petitiar�er to supply a sto�n drainage plan which meets staff approval prior tA City Council public hearing. 6. Petiticner to supply a perforniance bond or letter of credit in the am�unt of 3$ of the constructio� value prior to issuance of a building permit. oxD�rx� rA. AN ORDIINANNC'E iJDIDER SEGTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER 'I�0 VACATE STRE�IS ADID ALLE'YS ADID 'I�0 AN�ID APPEDIDIX C OF THE CITY C�DE 'I7�e City Coiu�cil of the City of BYidley does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION 1. To vacate all that part of Lots 16 and 17, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88 lying between the east right-of�way line of State Highway No. 65 and a line thirty feet east of said right-of-way of State HigY�vay No. 65 and lying south of the westerly extension of the south lot line of Lot 8, Block 2, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Additicai extended to the easterly right-of-way line of State Tnu�k HigY�vay 65 and m�rth of the westerly exte�sion of the mrth right-of-way line of West Moore Lake Drive, as platted in the plat of Shorewood Plaza, extended to the easterly right-of-way line of State Trunk Highway No. 65. All lying in the South Half of Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anpka. Mirmesota. Be and is hereby vacated subject to stipulaticros adopted at City Council meeting of . SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of tlze City Code shall be so amended. PASSID ArID ADOFI'ED BY '13� CITY Q�JNC'II, OF 'Ii� QTY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF _ �, 1988. WII�LIAM J. NEE - 1�YOR ATI'F.ST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - QTY Q�ERK Public Hearing: April 18, 1988 First Rsading: May 2, 1988 Second Reacling: Publish: 3/7/4/14 4 FRIDt�E�'Y CZTY CXJf1NCII, N�TIl�1G OF I�Y 2. 1988 appraved the first reading o� the vacation ar-dinance with five stipulatons. He stated in regard to stipulation Ne. 5, if the dumpster needed to be screened an all faur sides. Mr. R,obertson stated it has to be screened.fram view of other residential praperties and the.public right-af-�way. N�. Jahnson stated he received a letter fram Jim Rabinson dat April 26, 1988 and sane of the stipulations were restated and there a stipulation added f� him to install a hard surface driveway. Co cilman Billings stated this is required in the City Code wher. construc ' a c�arage. Mr. Jahnson stated he cannot und,erstand why the s' ulatio� f� landscaping to be installed on the east side of the garag to screen fran University Pivenue and the stipulation to post a bon r letter of credit to cwer driveway impravenent was added. He stat the area where landscaFing is requested is to be retained by the Sta . N�. He�'ick, C�ity Attorney, stat the petitioner cannot be required to install shn�bbery on State ri of-way. N�. Qureshi, C�ty I�,anager, tated he didn't believe it is a critical issue if this does riot meet w' the petitioner's approval. I�r. Jahnson stated has redecorated three apartments and done mucr to beautify his rty. Mr. R,obert stated Mr. Rabinson, in his letter to the petitioner, was being con stent in the City's policy. He stated when a setback variaryce is granted at�e of the compensations the City requests is landscaping. He stat h� wanted to make sure Mr. Johnson knew this was routine and he wa t being singled out. 6. Q�NSIDERATION OF FIRST RF�ADING OF AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A VACATION, SAV $87-12, TO VACAT] AnTAr�nm mn mRrnax HIGHWAY 65 N.E., BY SHORETn�OD P1�Z,A PARZTIERS: N�. Robertson, Catununity Development Director, stated this vacation is proposed for the service road generally located at 6257 Highway 65 and traffic will be r�-routed. tl�-augh the �.rking lot. He stated the developer has agree�d to stipulations regarding supplying a stc�n drainage plan, joint driv�vay easenent, revised Farking lot layout and i�lanenting the landscape plan. Cbuncilman Schneid,er stated he would 1 ike inf onnation as to the traf f ic patterns. 1�. Rc�bertson stated the devel�per is vezy concerned that he prwides enoa:gh parking sgaces to meet code, but still doesn't have a confusing traffic pattern. He stated the developer, Ns. Applebatan, has his parking lot designer warking on a plan. -8- 4A 7. FRIDL�Y � CITY OOIJN(�, N�,'PING OF Ng1Y 2, 19 88 Oonulcilman Sclmeider felt the ordinance shouldn't be submitted for second reading until the parking lot design is ca�leted. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and approve the ordir�ar�ce upon first reading with the follc�wing stipulatioazs: (1) cleveloper to supply a storm drainage plan for the existing center prior to final approval of vacation; (2) develaper to supply a joint driveway easement to the City connecting the municip�al liquor store to Rice CYeek R�oad, prior to final approval of vacatian; (3? developer to supply a revised parking lot layout for City approval prior to final approval of vacation; and (4) develaper agrees to impelement the landscape plan supplied by City upon campletion of Rice Creek Road improvements. P11 green areas to have autanatic sprinkling. Seconded by Councilwoman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, NHyor Nee declared the motion carried tu�animausly. CITY Q�ARTER DECLARING C�I'AIN RF.AL ESTATE 'P� DISPOSAL OR TRANSFER OF C�1I�RS'fiIP: UNDER SECTION 12.06 OF 7 r �� T Mr. Burrh, Assistant Public works Director, stated this is the same cel covered in Iten 6 of the agenda which is the frontage road. He stat Item 6 irlvolves the vacation and this iten is to declare it surplus rty. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and pprove the ordinance upon first reading. Secorr3ed by Councilman Fitzp rick. L'pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared th motion carried unanimously. 8. �NSIDERATION OF F 9. BIRT�R-V�,LSH: :CT? PL,AN AT 7 6 85 �7'69 5 NlAIN STREE.T N. E., BY Mr. Robertsan, Ca�anunity Developnent Directo , stated this sign pl an i s f or a multi-tenant industrial building at 7 5- 7695 Main Street N.E. He stated the plan is in ccmpliance with t City code and staff recommends appraval. Mr. Rd�ertson stated there is arne ge to be m3de in Itan 7, Lin�e 5 of the Sign Criteria to change t,tie w�o 'manager" to "inspector". MyI'ION by Councilmzn Billin to approve this sign plan for property at 7685-7695 Main Street N.E. 'th the amerx�r�ent in Itan 7, Line 5 of the Sign Criteria to change the ord "manager" to "inspector". Seconded by Councilwo�man Jorgens . Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the irotion ied unaniurously. �.� � ��4. t.t ui ►;i�Y�� A. OONS ACC� 6536 Mr. Rc�e OF A SPECIAL � PERMIT, SP #88-05, TO ALS�1 A , Q,OVF�t LEAF ADDITION. TEIE SAME � I� I�I' 20 Co�miunity Development Director, stated this special use � � � . , ��L � � . , LL, , �3L l�E¢ � ��,, Q w ��2 5 � 3 r� � H- N � M w�' , ., P_: �'Q -------�-- `!" . �� yr� OT / �S 7S 7s `� �� :-P_ �r f�oa ,�� - - � � � �r�y .►..✓y " 1 � o p � d �- � � � o '\Q' p N � Mi �3 e �•-='-- ---1--- �� I �j,�. : „o � i • . 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CivJl, Munictpal & EnvlronmenWl Engintering • Lond surveying � Land Planning •: C��, �4�eti�n�,n� -�rv �t,�,�W� (�, �. �� (��{r� }r� Lr� J i +r� • May 25, 1988 INGftESS/EGRESS EASEMENT A 30.00 foot wide ingress-egress easement, over part of Gov. Lots 1& 2, being a part of the SW 1/4 of Section 13, 'Township 30, Range 24� the center line described as follows: commencing at the southwest corner of Outlot A, Shorewood Plaza; thence on an assumed bearing of N 67 degrees 52 minutes 55 seconds W, along the southwesterly line of Block 2, Moore Lake Highland's 3rd Addition, 494.10 feet; thence S 89 degrees 47 minutes U7 seconds W, 233.79 feet, said point being 15.00 feet easterl,y of the southeasterlv right of way line of State Highway No. 65 and the actual point of beginning; thence southerl} alon� a nontangential curve, concave to the west, said curve has a chord bearinR of S 4 degrees 47 minutes 55 seconds W, for a distance of 170.80 feet, radius of said curve is 5819.52 feet; thenee S 73 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds E, 369.18 feet; thence S 4 de�rees 25 minutes 15 seconds W� 192.50 feet to the northerl.v rigl�t of way line of Moore Lake Drive, as platted in Shorewood Plaza and there terminating. 6875 Highway 65 N.E. 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I 1 I� I I ' I ' 'I 0� I' Y I � I �; ��-�L- i _ � S; � � / �, ! N / / - I � I� .. ' � ' o .� / � �, I, . �m a � _ .--��—� -- � m / A. 1 � / � I r+ ► � � m � i �� a� � � - m - - w �tuo. - i � - - - - - - _ - - - - - -- - ��..�9_ --� - � � n I m .V�� —� (�Q __� �+ � - - � _ � � _ ` � o m ��i � - - - -_ --� - �de �� a,,♦ - ■�� — �NA —_ o —__ auo� a. -- — — ,__ _ _ N L+o t..�__� - - ' O G \ 3 a � N _� � 4G 'o � � 0 3 m d N i � oxDnvArrc� rA. AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CHARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SURPLUS AND AU'I'HORIZING THE DISPOSAL OR. 'Ii�SFER OF (JWI�RSHIP 'Ii�RFAF SECTION 1. To vacate all that part of Lots 16 and 17, Auditor's Subdivision No. 88 lying between the east right-of-way lin�e of State Highway No. 65 and a lir�e thirty feet east of said right-of-way of State Highway No. 65 and lying sauth of the westerly extension of the south lot line of Lot 8, Block 2, Nioore Lake Highlands 3r� Additicai extended to the easterly right-of�way line of State Trurilc Highway 65 and n�orth of the westerly extension of the north right-of-way lir�e of West Nbore Lake Drive, as platted in Ci�+e plat of Shorewood Plaza, extended to the easterly rightrof�c�ray line of State Tnu�k Highaiay No. 65. All lying in the South Half of Section 13, 'I�-30, R-24, City of FYidley. County of Arwka. Minnesota. SECTI�1 2. It is hereby determined by the Coun�cil that the City n�o longer has any reason to co�tir�ue to own said property as a public access easement is pravided within the Shorewood Plaza Plat and the Cou�cil is hereby authorized to dispose ar transfer awnership of said property. SECTION 3. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to sign the necessary contracts and deeds to effect the sale of the abave descirbed real estate. PASSID AI�ID ADOPTED BY 'II� QTY Q7[7NC:II, OF Tf� QTY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1988. WIL�LIAM J. I�E - N�YOR ATI'E',ST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - QTY Q�E�K First Reading: May 2, 1988 Second Reading: Publish: 3/7/4/15 5 FRIDI�Y CITY QO[TNCII, N�'�.II�]G OF I�Y 2. 1988 C�rnu�cilman Schneider felt the ordinarbce shouldn't be submitte second reading until the parking lot design is canpleted. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive t eading and approve the ordinance upon first reading with the foi ng stipulatio�s: (1) develo�per to supply a storm drainage plan fo e existing center prior to final appraval af vacation; (2i devel to supply a joint driveway easement to the City carsnecting the liquor store to Rice CYeek Road, prior to final appraval of vacat' ;(3) developer to supply a revised parking lot layout for City a oval prior to final approval of vacation; and (4� developer agree o impelement the landscape plan supplied by City upon campletion Rice Creek Road impravements. All green areas to have autamat' sprinkling. Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vot , all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried ia'�animausly. 7. C`�NSIL7ERATION OF FIRST RF.ADII� OF AN ORDII�NCE UNDER SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY Q�ARTER DEQ�AR.ING C�RTAIN REAL ESTATE TO BE SCJRPI,US AI�ID AUPHORIZING TFIE DISPOSAL OR TRANSF'ER OF OWNER.SHIP: I�. Burch, Assistant Public Works Director, stated this is the same parcel covered in Iten 6 of the agenda which is the frontage raad. He stated Item 6 irrvolves the vacation ar�d this itHn is to declare it surplus praperty. N10'!'ION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first reading. Seconc3ed by Councilman Fitzpatrick. t'pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried ur�anirnously. 8. �NSIDERATION OF A O�REHE.T�ISIVE SIGN PL�AN AT 7685-7695 NfAIN STRE�T N.E. , BY BIRTQ-�R-V�LSH • / Mr. Rd�ertsan, Cc�anunity Development Director, stated this sign pl is for a mul.ti-tenant industrial building at 7685 - 7695 Main St et N.E. He stated the plan is in ca�liance with the City code and aff recommends approval . � Mr. Robertsor stated there is c�e change to be in Iten 7, Line 5 of the Sign CYiteria to change the word "manager" to ' nspector". MyI'ION by Councilman Billings to appr this sign plan for property at 7685-7695 Main Street N.E. with the nr.�r.ent in Iten 7, Line 5 af the Sign Criteria to change the word "m ager" to "inspector". Seconded by Councilwaman Jorgenson. Up a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried sly. 9. RECEIVIlVG Tf� A. aDIVSIDERA ACCESSORY 6536 Mr. rtson JII� C70N�IISSION MEErING OF APR.IL 20, 1988: I�YOF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT ILDING ON LOr!' 10 , QAVER : PLACE N.E., BY GERALD LIN ADDITION, � � � � ��i� Coa�ununity Development Director, stated this special use � 5A � � c�nroF fRIDLEY PLANNING DIVISION MEMORANDUM l�t� ZO: Jock RQbertsa�, �ity Devela�ient Director Nasun Qureshi, City Mar�ager I�I� FROM: Jim Ra�bins�, P'larining Coardinator I�Z� LIATE: J�ne 1, 1988 RDGARDING: Reallocatioai of �m�mity Develc�nent Block Grant Ftiulds At this time we have two praposals whicr� would involve the reallocation of the remaining C.cxmnanity Develapment Block Grant (C�BG) funds designated for Commercial R�hab. Recall that on March 28, 1988 the City Cotuicil reallocated 58,181 of the 1987 Canriercial Rehab. funds for the Rivexview Heights Project (Hunger residence, S�ier of 1988) leaving a balance of $24,54�. In addition to this money, City Council allocated S6, 302 of the 1988 ¢�G funds for Conunercial Reha.b. The total fund balance for Qarmerci,al Rehab. for 1987 - 1988 is 530, 846. Locke HQUSe Restoration The North Suburb�an Center for the Arts (IZSC�,) is rr.�w requesting additio�al funding for the Locke House Restoration project. The City's 1986 and 1987 CDBG contributions to ths effort total $23,000. NSCA's co�nitment ta the lease agreane�it with Arr�ka County is for $55, 000 of c�ntributic¢�s. Mr. Harry Rosenbaum, menbPx of the Board of Directors and Q�airpersan of the F�d Raising Uatmittee for IsSCA, has prepared the attached proposal which asks the Council to provide an add.iticnal $16,270 of f�ding to aoa�lete the interior restoration of the first floor this s�u�mer. Work on the second floor would be accomplished in a later Phase. The program activities for the Center shauld begin aro�ur3 Lak�or D�ay. Riverview Heights On Maz�ch 28, 1988, we informed the Council that additional fundings would be re�uired in arder to clear an�d refurbish the Findell house. (This pr�operty is the brick and st�e building which is oo�sic�ered to have significant ar�hitectural and historical character). Our proposal, which has been appraved by the Parks and Recreaticel and Planning Qc�missions, involves clearing the garage, cleaning the site and redesigning the principal structure as an apen air park shelter. Work allowed Lmder the C.�BG criteria w�ld be the clearing of the garage and dismantling of the house. At this tiune, we have received estimates for this work which irivolves approximately $4,000. Additional estimates are being sought for d13naIItling the bllildillg it821f. I wCnLld zeoaamer�l ti'�t th+e *�aini � funds jn the 4�mercial RP.,hab. poal ($14, 576 if the Cau�cil allocates the $16 , 27 0 to the Locke House as proposed) be allocated to the Rivervie�w Heights project for clearing, disnantling and future acquisiticn efforts (Nbrin resider�ce - Fall of 1988) . Tt�e requirgt�t be desirable f tt�e Jiuie 6, 1988 JLR/c3n M-88-76 for a public hearing was ooa�leted cai May 16, 1988. It would now or Cbuncil t,o pass a m�tiori related to the al�we outlined request at Cbur�cil meeting. North Sub rk�n ter for rts � Apache Plaza, 37th & Silver Lake Road, St. Anthony, Minnesota 55421 612-781-7381 April 8, 1988 Jim Robinson Planninq Co-ordinator City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, NE Fridlev, MN 55432 Dear Jim: As you know, the North Suburban Center for the Arts, together with Anoka County, has been involved in the restoration of the Banfill TaYern/Locke House in Fridley. �Ve are happy to reAOrt that the restoration has been nrogressing and that if all goes well we should be o�ening at least �art of our Art Center in the Banfill/ Locke House by Labor Day of this year. _ _`.. The Countv has all but comnleted the work on the exterior of the house and the architect, Foster Dunwuddie, has let out bids for nartial rehabilitation of the interior and hoves to have that nart underway by the first part of May. Fortunately our agreement with the County allows us to proceed with the interior at a nace we can manage. I am enclosing two cost estimates we received from the architect: Alternate No. I and A1- ternate No. 2. Realistically the NSCA Board felt that Alternate vo. 2 would be the one we could manage at the moment, leaving the rest of the work, as outlined in Alternate I for a later date. Please note that in Alternate 2 the cost of paint, carpet and par- titions must be added to the construction cost total, bringing the grand total to $39,270. Our current finances fall short of this total. �ae are still in need of an estimated $16,270 to purchase the naint, carpets, partitions and nay for part of the construct- ion cost. It would be our hope that the City of Fridley, (and we are very much aware and do appreciate your generosity toward this nroject in the nast) would hel� us with a financial contribution that would allow at least the completion of Alternate 2 by the fall of 1988. Ideally of course we would choose Alternate I. 6A -2- We know the City shares with us the pride we have Fridley building. And we also share with the Cit complete this project so that all citizens of the will be able to use this beautiful and appropriate enrichment of their lives. Sincerely, �� Harry K. Rosenbaum Member, Executive Committee Board of Directors, NSCA Chair, Fund Raising Committee in this historic y a resolve to City of Fridley home for the • = BANFILL TAVERN INTERIOR REHABILITATION 6666 EAST RIVER ROAD FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA C08T ESTIIil�TE January 29, 1988 MD87063 �10RTS BIIBURBPIPI CENTBR FOR T8B ARTB -�LTERNATE NO � iI�ICLIIDEB THB FOLLO11INa 110R1� Ol�i 1�IR8T AI�D BBCOND FLOORB Remove all plaster and lath from walls and ceilinqs. • Insulate crawl space, walls and attic. New furring around chimneys and ductwork. New construction and door in toilet for handicapped access. New gypsum board on walls.and ceilings. New free-standing partitions on first floor. New base board, door and window trim. New door hardware for exterior doors. Paint all walls, doors and trim. Repair floor access door. New sheet vinyl in toilet and carpet in remaininq rooms. � •�• ,Demolition of First Floor New Construction First Floor FIRST FLOOR TOTAL ? �. � • �� Demolition of Second Floor New Construction Second Floor SECOND FLOOR TOTAL $ 6,200.00 28.300.00 $ 4,700.00 18.000.00 $ 34,500.00 $ 22,700.0_0 n:,T£°.NATF NO 1 CONSTRUCTION COSTS S 57.200.00 A/E FEES CONTINGENCY (10�j TOTAL 6,860.00 5,720.00 $ 69,780.00 . 6C BANFILL TAVERN INTERIOR REHABILITATION 6666 EAST RIVER ROAD FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA COST E8TIM7►TE January 29, 1988 MD87063 NORTH SQHt1R8�1N CENTER FOR THE ARTB - ALTSRNATE NO_2 INCLIID$8 THE lOLL01III�tO 110R1C ON FIRBT FLOOR OI�iLY Remove all plaster and lath from wa11B and ceilings. Insulate crawl space and walls, including stairways. New furring around chimneys and ductwork. New construction and door in toilet for handicapped access. New qypsum board on walls and ceilings. New base board, door and window trim, exclude closets. New door hardware for exterior doors. Repair floor access door. New sheet vinyl in toilet, existfng floor in remaining rooms FIRST FLOOR Demolition of First Floor $ 6,200.00 New Construction First Floor 18.000.00 �� i _ .iii�isz:�iis:•s.��iiiz+�' �r.�1S�� - - -- A/E FEES CONTINGENCY (10�) TOTl�L 2�900�00 2.420.00 $ 29,520.00 . Asswnes tenaht would do all painting, provide floor finish in all rooms except toilet and would construct and install all freestandinq partitions. Stairways to second floor wvuld have to be block-off to prevent loss of air. Paint $ 4,250.00 Carpet 3,500.00 Partitions 2,000.00 Alt. 2 C�str. Cost 29,520.00 ��L $39,270.00 . � HJBLIC HEARING BEFCUtE �iE CITY OQJNCIL �•l � Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Co�cil � the City o� Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Nbnday, May 16, 1988, in the Co�cil Chanber at 7: 30 p. m. for the purpose af : Consideration of Reallocation of 1986 and 1987 Community Developnerit Block Grant �nds Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and plaoe. W7I.LIAM J. 1�EE I�1YOR Publish: May 4, 1988 May 11, 1988 Any questirns related to this item may be referred to the Fridley Community Developnent Departnent, 571-3450. � . PLANNING DIVISION � MEMORANDUM c�nroF � fRlDLEY NEMfJ T0: Planning Co�nnissirn Members Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator N�ND �RCM: Kathlyn Castle. Planning Assistant rEr�o n�E : May 11, 1988 RDGARDING: Consideration of a Special Use Permit. Sp 88-05 at 6536 c'lwer Pl aoe � .: ''�`� — �he petitioner, C�rald LincY�er, is requesting a�pecial Use Permit be granted to allaw a semnd aooessory building at 6536 Clwer plaoe. - ��i�� e�ii �. � � �; �,�� Currer�tly. Mr. T�in�er has a uaraqe attacfied to his dwelling whidz serves as an accessory �se. He wants to oonstruct a secondary accessor� building in his rear yard that would serve as a storage shed f or boating and 1 awn equiRnent. The shed would be 20' in width a�d 28' in length for a total of 560 square feet. rocation of this second accessory use will be five feet ( 5' ) fran the side and rear x�operty line. �he Planninq �vmnission reo�mnenc7ed apprwal of the Special Use permit with the fallawing stipulations: 1. �e sewndary accessory building to be used only for the storage of boating and lawn equipnerit, not for aukanobiles. 2. D�esic� of the storage shed to oompliment the dwelling �mit by installinq matdiing siding and a standard slape roof. 3. Review of special t�9e Permit in six manths. 4. F'�cisting metal storage shed to be renc�ved. M-88-87 MM •, ti; ��. � � ; ��1 �. •� �'� �� u��4 �. ' + � TO OFtDERt Qiairperson Hetzald called the Apri1 20, 1988, Planning Coimni ion meeting to orc3er at 7: 35 p� m �tc•r� rAr_r. • Members Present: Donald Betzald, David Rondrick, ex Barna, Richard Svanda, Bruve Bond�w o� Mr. Saba-arr. 8: 00 p. m) Members Absent : Sue Sherek Others Preserit: Jim Robinson, Planni Coordinator Jock Robertson, �nity Develapnent Director Gerald Lin3�er, 6 Clo�ver Plaae N. E. Vern Brewers, 8 Pierae Street N. E. Ridiard Fr , 1469 Gardena Ave. is E. Mr. & Mrs. Wer►dk, 6545 Nbnroe Street N. E. Mr. & M . Brian Porter, 6870 Channel Road Bill Deb Fink, 6864 �armel Road Mr & Mrs. Qenn Tonneslan, 6548 Claver Plaoe 1� E. �iQt1 by . Rondrick, seoonded by Mr. Svanda, to apprave the April 6, 1988, Pl ' ng Canmissia� minutes as written. VOICE VOI'E, ALL VOrING AYE, �iATRPER.SQd BQZCI+D DEQ+ARED THE MOTION D UNANIl�JSLY. �iRT T(' ��RT�.'�• Qp1�SIDERATION OF A SPL'^Tar_ r1eL+ v�vrrT*1+_ SP #88-05. BY (�RAL�D �� Per Section 205.07.O1.C.1 0� the Fridley City Cocle to allow a second aooessory building on Lot 10, Claver Leaf Addition, the same being 5636 C1 wer Pl aoe N. E. �Q� by Mr. Rondrick, sewnded by Mr. S�anda, to waive the formal reading of the pub�lic hearing natioe and open the pub�lic hearing. UPCN A VOI� VOI'E, ALL VQTING A�• QiAIRPERSCN BEI'LQ�D DEQ.ARED THE MOTION Q�RR�D UNANIl�JS'LY. Mr. Robinson stated this special use permit request was for a second aooessory building at 6536 Clover Plaoe. The petitioner would 1 ike to oonstruct a 20 Lt. by 28 ft. t560 sq. ft. ) storage building in the rear yard to be used foc boat storage and la�m equipaent storage. The property was located in an entirely single faaily neighborhood. There was an attached garage with a driveway. Since the proposed second acaessory building was intended only for boat storac� and lawn equipnent storage, there was no pro�posal fa a driveway fraa the building to the street. -1- 7A [� -7 I . � 1� \. ��V V �.\ V��?/ \. � ♦ � Mr. lmbinson stated staf f was reo�on�nending the f nll aw inq st ipul ati ans: L�e eeoand aooessory building to be used only for the storage a� boating and lawn equipnent, not for a�tanobiles. 2. Desigi � the storage s�hed to aompl iment the dwelling �it by install ing matdiing siding and a standard slc�e roo�. Mr. Lindner stated that, as mentioned, the storage building would be used only fo� boat and la�m equiFment. iie envisic�ed taking his boat in and out of the lalilding about once a month. He planned to have the new stofage building oonform to the same siding and shingles as the house. Mr. Betzold stated that presently Mr. LincY�er had a metal storage shed in the back yard. Would this shed be rena�ed? Mr. Lirx%er stated, yes, he intended to reavve the metal storage shed, Mr. Betzold asked if there was ar�yone in the audienae who wished to make any o�ocmients regarding this special use permit request. Mr. Qenn Tonneslan, 6538 Qwer Plaae, stated he lived next door to Mr. Lindner. He stated he objected to the building. This was a residential r�eic�borhood, and a structure af this size would be a detriment to the appearanae o� the reic�borhood. He stated it would also obstruct his view of the reic,�borhood. He stated it did not make much sense to have a boat if the boat was only g�ing to be taken in and out c� the building onoe a month. He stated their bedroom windows are on the side of the house where the bulding would be located, and he j�t felt it would take �aay fram the value of the surro�nding properties. Mr. Lin�ner stated he had d�ne a market analysis of his existing property and the r�ei¢�bors' pcoperties. He had two realtors out and both realtors said that the oonstructiori of a s�toraye building in this location would not devalue ti�e properties, ei�er plus or minus. The property values would renain the svne. M�ZQL� by Mr. Rondrick, eea�nded by Mr. Barna, to close the put�l ic hearing. CTPCN A VOI� VOI'E, ALL VOPII� A�, Q3AIItPERSQV BF�'ZQ,D DEQ,ARED THE iAJBLIC HEARIldG Q,CSID AT 8: 45 P. M. ' Mr. Barna asked if there w�ere ar�y ather garages in the neighborhood that were located in the rear yard in approximately the same location as the builcling prop�sed by Mr. Lin�er. Mr. Lee Wen�, 6545 Manrae Street, stated his �roperty wes located directly behind Mr. Linciner. He stated his garage was located in the rear yard and was almost t�acfc to back to the goposed tuilding. Mrs. Wendt stated they did not object to the storage building as pcaposed by Mr. Lindner. It did affect Mr. Toru�aslan mae than it did then. -2- . :,�� . ��„�„r �:, „i�+� �. :.; � Mr. Robinson stated that in looking at the aerial �oto, it looked 1 ike Mr. Lincher's building, if apprwed, would be the third rear yard garage in the inmediate grouping of hanes. , Mr. Betzold stated he did not recall many vther acaessory buildin9s similar to this that have been denied. Mr. Rntainson stated that as far as the qarage to the west. that did not eeem to be an issue. He suggested the possibi.lity aE a landscape Y�uffer between Mr. Lin3�er's property and Mr. Tonnaslan's. A buffer would require a little tut more setback - 8 ft. As far as Mr. Lirxi�er using the grassy area to maie his boat in and out, the special use permit a�uld be reviewed agarn at the end of the sumier to see if there had been ariy daa�►age to the turf. Mr. Betzold asked Mr. Tonaslan haw he felt about a buffer, larsdscaping and shrubbery, between the two properties. Mr. 7.bnnasla� skated there were already shrubs between the two properties. He stated his main ooncern was what would happen in the future if Mr. Linc�er maied away and new owrers used that build.ing for a machine shop or fcx the storage o� autanobiles. He stated he had a boat for five years and had it stored in the driveway. He agreed having a boat stored in the driveway was an eyesore, a�d he had f inally moved his boat to the St. Cioix. He stated he aould aertainly ap�xeciate the problen of having a boat and needing a plaoe to store it. He stated Mr. Lindner was a very nice reic�bor, and he had nothing against Mr. Lindner personally. He was j ust a�naerned abo� that large a storage building in the rear yard. Mr. Betzold asked Mr. Linclner if he would have a problea if the Planning Conmission reoannended the City Co�ncil review the special use permit in a few months. Mr. LincY�er staed he would have no pcohlen with the City Co�cil reviewing the spe ci al use pe Lm it wtyernver they saw f it. Mr. Betzold asked if Mr. Lirx3ner needed a storage building quite this large. Mr. Lindner stated the reason he was proposing a 20 ft. by 28 ft. building was because the boat he would be purchasing was 25-26 ft. long with the tongue. A narraw struct ure, 9 ft. by 27 ft. , would not look very nioe. Another apti� was a carport c�f the garage, and he did not think that would look very nive. Another option was a semi-structure, a pole barn type structure, and that would look worse yet. He stated the size of the building would help him in the storage of a lot of lawn equipment in additia�► to the boat. He did have two cars and those were kept in the attadled douhle car qarage. Mr. S�a�da asked if Mr. Linci�er had aonsidered maiing the building closer to the ho�se. Mr. Linciner stated he would not object to having the building closer to the house, but he thouc�t that would look worse than lining the building up with -3- 7C 7D � :,i,� ,. ••��„ •, �i��r ,. ' ; • 1� the r�eic�bcr's garage in the rear. Mr. Robinson stated that regarding Mr. Tonneslan's concern about �the building being used for a machine shop in the f�ture, this special use permit, if a�proved, w�u1d be filed against the property at the Co�mty, and the btipulation that the tuilding was to be ueed for the storage af boat and lawn eguipnent anly would be attaci�ed, so that any future vwners would be awase aE the special use permit and the stipulation. Mr. Betzald stated it eo�nded 1 ik�e there wculd be an eyesore either way. If the special use permt was denied, then there would be the eyesore of havirrg the boat stored in the driveway. FIe stated he would be incluied to vote in favor � the special use penait, subject to a review by the City Co�mcil in six months and that the existing metal shed be renaved, along with the two stipulations recunnenaed by staff. Mr. Kondrick stated he would acgee with Mr. BetzQld. MQ�Q�1 by Mr. Rondrick, sevonded by Mr. Barna, to recommend to the City Gb�ncil apprwal a� Special Use Aermit, SP #88-05, by Gerald Lindner, per Secton 205.07.O1.C.1 o� the FYic'�ey City Code to allaw a seoond accessory building on Lot 10, Qaver Leaf Addition, the sa�ne being 6536 Clwer Plaoe N. E. , with the following stipulations: L Aev iesa o� special use penait in six months. 2. Existing metal storage shed be renaied. 3. Seo�nd aooessory building to be used only for storage � boating and laFm equipner�t, not for automobiles. 4. Desig� of the storage building to aomplimeryt the dwelling u�it by install ing matd�ing siding and a standard slape roof. Mr. Barna stated that if this was a situation where the petitioner was o�nverting the existing garage to living space, he would be allowed to a�nstruct the garage back there. In Minnesota it was good to be able to store things in a garage, especially during the winkertime. Mr. SVanda asked what the six mvnth review was g�ing to accompl ish. They are aertainly not going to make Mr. Lin�er remave a building that was al ready buil� Mr. Robinson stated that if, in six months, the lawn has deteriorated beca�.se � the boat being taken in and out af the building, a hard s�rf ace driveway weuld have to be installed. iJP(N A VOI� V�'E. ALL V�Il� AYE, �AIItPERSQ�I BEIZCLD DECLARED THE MOTION Q�RR�D U1�NIlrDUS'LY. 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The secondary accessory building to be used only for the storage of boating and lawn equig�nt, not for autat�abiles. 2. Design of the storage shed to carrpliment the c�relling tmit by installing matching siding and a standard slape roof . �' 3. Review of special use permit in six months. 4. F�cisting metal storage shed be remaved. 7G : CITY OF FRIDLEY M E M 0 R A N D U M T0: NASIM M QURESHI, CITY MANAGER FROM: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA, CITY CLERK SIIBJECT: AMENDING CHAPTERS 601, 602, 603, 605 AND 606 DATE: MAY 6, 1988 The legal age for buying or drinking liquor has been changed to 21. The attached ordinances Por Chapter 601, Municipal Operation of Liquor; Chapter 602, Beer Licensing; Chapter 603, Intoxicating Liquor; Chapter 605, Intoxicatin,g Liquors -- Clubs; and Chapter 606, Intoxicating Liquors Congressionally Chartered Veterans' Organizations will bring our City Code up-to-date. RDP:sh 3/0/�16/20 OEDI1iABCS a0. AH ORDIHAHCB RECODIFYIlIG 1� FRIDd.BZ CI1T CODB BY A1�1�iDIHG CHAPTER 601, BNiITLED 'MUNICIPAI. OPSaATIOA OF LIQII08'� B? Al�iDIifG SECTIONS 601.07.4 AHD 601.07.5 The City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, does hereby ordain as follows: 601.07 CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS k. No liquor or beer shall be sold or served to a person under //nineteen (19)// twentY one (21) years of age, directly or indirectly. • �. I3o person under //nineteen (19)I/ twentv-one (21) years of age shall misrepresent his or her age for the purpose of obtaining liquor or beer. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA THIS DAY OF , 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: . � 0 ORDI1iAlIC6 B0. AH ORDIAAH(� RSCODIFYING TBB FRIDLST CI1T CODS BZ AI�NDIIIG CHAPTER 602, gNTITI.ED •BBSR LICEASIHG", 8T AMBNDI9G SFCtIONS 602.06.1, 602.08.1, 602.08.3, 602.11.1, 602.11.2, 602.11.3 � 602.11.� The City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, does hereby ordain as follows: 602.06 PERSONS IH�.IGIBLS FOR LICSNSgS No license shall be granted to or held by any person who: � 1. Is under //19// enty-one (21) years of age; 602.08. CONDITIONS OF LICBNSB 2. Sales To Minors Or Intoxicated Persons. No beer shall be sold or served to any intoxicated person or to any person under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age. (Ref. �7) 3. Consumption By Minors. DIo person under the age of //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21 ) years shall be permitted to consume beer on the licensed premises. 602.11. RBSTRIGTIONS ON PQRCHa3B A1TD CONSIIlIPTION 1. Age Misrepresentation. Pesons under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age shall not nisrepresent their age for the purpose of obtaining beer. 2. Inducing Purchase. No person shall induce a person under the age of //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years to purchase or procure beer. 3. Procurement. i�o person other than the parent or legal guardian shall procure beer for any person under the age of //nineteen (19)// f wentv-one (21) years. PAGE 2. ORDINANCE N0. �. Possession. Persons under //nineteen (1g// twentv-one (21) years of age shall not have beer in their possession with the intent to consume it at a place other than the household of their parents or guardians. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA THIS DAY OF , 1988. WII.LIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: 0 9A �� J 08DIHa9CS B0. Ali ORDIHdBCS RECODIFYIHG lIIS FRIDLBt CITY CODB BT At�II3PDIHG CHAPTER 603, BNTITLED �IHTOYICATIHG LIQII08"� BY At�lBpDIHG SEC?IOAS 603.08.1, 603.10.5 A�[D 603.13 The City Couneil of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, does hereby ordain as follows: 603.0$ PBaSOHS IHSI.IGIBLS No license shall be granted or held by any person: 1. Under //nineteen (19)// twentv-Qne (21) years of age. . 603•10. CONDITIONS OF LICSHSB Every lieense shall be granted subject to the condition of all Seetions of this Chapter and of any other applicable provision of this Code or State Law, including the following: 5. No intoxicating liquor shall be sold or furnished or delivered to any intoxicated peson, to any habitual drunkard, to a person under //nineteen (19)// twQntv-one (21) years of age, or to any person to whom sale is prohibited by State law. 603•13• RESTRICTIOKS IHO�.YIBG HIHORS 1. No licensees, their agents or employees shall serve or dispense upon the licensed premises any intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating malt liquors to any person under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age to be furnished or consume any sueh liquors on the licensed premises. 2. Persons under //nineteen (19)/! �wentv-one (21) years of age shall not misrepresent their age for the purpose of obtaining intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating malt liquor; nor shall they enter any premises licensed f or the retail sale of intoxicating liquor, or non-intoxicati ng mal t liquor, for the purpose of purchasing or having served or delivered to them for consumin;g any such intoxicating liquor or beer; nor shall they purchase, attempt to purchase, consune, or have another person purchase for them any intoxicating liquor or beer. 3. No person shall induce a person under /Inineteen (19)// ent� one t21) years of age to purchase or procure or obtain intoxicating liquor or non- intoxicating malt liquor. 5. In every prosecution for a violation of the provisions of this Chapter relating to the sale or furnishing of intoxicating liquor or non-intoxieating malt beverage to a person under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age, and in every proceeding before the City Council with respect thereto, the faet that the person under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age involved has obtained and presented to the licensees, their employees or agents, a verified identification card from whieh it appears that said person was //nineteen (19)/I twen�y-one (21) years of age and was regularly issued sueh identification card, shall be prima facie evidenee that the licensees, their agents or employees are not guilty of a violation of such a provision and shall be conelusive evidence that a violation, if one has occurred, was not willful or intentional. PAGE 2. ORDINANCE N0. 6. Persons who may appear to the licensees, their employees or agents to be under //nineteen (19)// twentvt-one (21) years of age and who do not have in their possession any identification certificate as above described, may sign and execute a staiement in writing as follows: READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING It shall be unlawful for persons to misrepresent or mis-state their age, or the age of any other person for the purpose of inducing any licensee, their employee or agent, or any licensee, or any employee of any municipal liquor store, to sell, serve or deliver any alcoholic or non-intoxicating malt Iiquor beverage to a person under //nineteen (19)/// twentv-one (21) years of age. It is also unlawful for persons under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age to have in their possession any intoxicating liquor with intent to consume the same at a place other than the household of their parent or �uardian. Any person who shall violate any of the foregoing provisions of law shall be punished aceordingly. VIOLATION OF THE ABOVE MINNESOTA LAW IS A MISDEMEANOR PUNISHABLE BY A FINE OF $700.00 OR A 90 DAYS WORKHOUSE SENTENCE, OR BOTH. My age fs . Date of Birth . Place of Birth My address is Dated: Type of Identification, if any Witness Signed The above form shall be furnished at the expense of all licensees desiring to use the same and when progerly executed may be considered as evidences in any prosecution and by the City Couneil in any proceeding before the Council or a committee thereof relating to te business or operatons of the licensee. Sueh forms after execution shall be kept on file by the licensee for a perions of one (i) year. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA THIS DAY OF � 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: _ ___ 10A oan�wce 80. Ao ORDIHIl�iCS RECODIFYING THB FRIDLBZ CI1T CODB BY AI�I�DDIG CHAPTER 605, E�I?ITLSD "IHTO%ICATI�f's LIQDORS -- CLDBS", BY A?�1tDLIG SEC?IOHS 605.08.1, 605.12.1, 605.12.2, 605.12.3, 605.12.# AsD 605.12.5 The City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, A�innesota, does hereby ordain as follows: 605.08 PSRSONS IHBLIGIBLB FOR LICSNS83 No license shall be granted to or held by any person: - 1. Under /lnineteen (19)// twentv-one (21) years of age. 605.12 li�10RS It shall be unlawful For any: 1. Person to procure intoxicating liquors for any person under llnineteen (19)/1 twenty-one (21) years of age. 2. Person to permit a person under //nineteen (19)// .�yiLentv-ane (21) years of age to consume intoxicating liquors on the pemises of said person. 3. Person under !lnineteen (19)/1 twentv-one (21) years of age to misrepresent his or her age for the purpose of obtaining set-ups to use with intoxicating liquor. �. Person under //nineteen (19)// twentv-one (21� years of age to have in his or her possession any intoxicating liquors. 5. Person under tlnineteen (19)l/ twentv-one (21) years of age to be assigned a loeker for the storage of intoxicating liquor, or to display or be permitted to display intoxicating liquor on "Bottle Club" premises. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA THIS DAY OF , 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK Firet Reading: Second Reading: Publication: 11 oxn�aacB xo. All ORDIBANCE RECODIFYIYG THB FRIDLSZ CIT� CODB BY AI�NDII� CHAPTBa 606, S9TY?LSD •IITOZICA?I1fG LIQIIOaS, C0�8ESSIOHALLY CHARTBRED VETBRII�S� ORGAIIZA?IOpS" BY AI�IIIDI� SEC'lIOH 606.10.2 The City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, does hereby ordain as follows: 606.10 CODTDITIONS All licenses granted hereunder shall be issued subject to the following conditions, and all other conditions of this Chapter and subject to all other provisions of this Code applicable thereto: 2. No sale of any liquor will be made to any person under guardianship nor to any person under JJnineteen (19)!I j:wenty-one (21) years of age. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MIAiNESOTA THIS DAY OF , 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: SHIRLEY A. NAAPALA - CITY CLERK First Reading: Second Reading: Publication: 12 / � C[TYOF FRIDLEY CiVIC CENTER • 6431 UN[VERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 • PHONE 1612) 571-3450 May 27, 1988 Gordy and Louis Anderson, Manager Fridley Terrace 7400 Taylor Street NE Fridley, NIDi 55432 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Anderson, Per our coriversation at the meeting on May 26, 1988 you knaw your current plan for shelter and evacuation is not one the city can apprave. I know you have suY�nitted a request to the awner of the park to construct a facility that would meet shelter needs. The residents are very concerned with this issue and I hope you will keep them informed as to the progress being made. I also am aware that the old shelter facility is in poor condition and the awner of the park has indicated sane concern as to whether it should be used at all. Please keep me advised as to the awner's decision on that particular issue. I must r�nind you that the new law effective March 1, 1989 requires a shelter or evacuation plan must be appraved by the city. The city will not accept an off site shelter in that plan. You must have a shelter facility approved by March 1, 1989. If you have any questions or need any assistance in this matter, please call me at 571-3450 extension 110. Sincerely, 1.--�--"'�-� /� - '` %j b� f Tim 'I�rnbull Public Safety Projects Coordinator 13 H.F. No. 196 1 (5) All plumbing shall be inscalled in accordance vith ehe 2 rules of th• stat� commiasioher ot he�lth and the provisiona oE 3 the Minne�ota plumbinq code. • � (6) In ehe cas� ot a manu[aceuced home park vith l�ss than S 10 manutaetured homea, a pltn tor the sh�ltering or the sats 6 svaeuation to a saie place oi sheltes of ths residents o! tre 7 park in times ot aevere veaeher conditiona, such ss tornadoes. � t hiqh rinds and lloods. The aAelter os evaeuation plan shall be 9 d�veloped vith the assistanee and approval o! the aunieipality 10 vher� the pask is loeat�d and shall be posted at conspicuous 11 loeations throughout the park. Nothinq in this paraqraph 12 require� the department o! health to'review or approve any 13 'shelter or evacuation plaa developed by a park. failuce of a 1� municipality to approve a pltn submitted by a park shall not be ' 25 qrounds for action against the park by the department ot health 16 if the park has made a good faith effort to develop th• plan and 17 obtain municipal approval. 1B 19 20 21 22 23 2� � 2S 26 27 2e 29 30 31 32 33 s7) A manutactured home park vith ten or more manufactured home�, licensed prior to Harch l, 1988. shall orovide a saEe clace ot shelter for park residents or a plan !or the evacuation of oark residents to a safe place of•shelter vitnin a reasonable distar.ee o! the flark Lor use by park re�i8ents in timea of severe veather, includinv tornadoes and hioh vinds. The shelte: or •vacvation �lan must be aoproved by the municicality by March 1, 1989. The municicalitv maY reouire the park ovner to construct a shelter i! i: determines that a safe plaee ot shelter is not available vithin a reaeonable distance ftom the park. A eoey of the municioal aoproval and the olan shsll be tubmitted b the atk ovner to the deoartment oi health. �ef A manufaetured home park vith ten or more nu nuiactured �omes, reeeivin a rim.ar license atter March �, 1988, must provide the tYpe o! sheleer recuired by seetion 2. See. 2. (32�.205j (SHELTER CONS?RU�TION STANDI►ADS.] 3� The eommiaeioner of admini�eration ehall adopt, by rule, 35 minimum standarde for the construction oi lov cost manufaetured 36 home oark storm shelter� by Marth 1, 1988. All sheltec! 3 � . 13A r � B.F. No. 196 1 con�trucc�d •lt�r ll�rch 1. 19e8, sAall De conitruce�d in 2 •ccordanc• vith the�e �tanda�da. 3 Sec. 3. (FEASIBILITY STUDY.) � The eoaneissioner oi administration shall eonduct a stud co S d�t�rmine the t�a�ibilitv o! re uirin emer enc •torm shelters i in �11 nev eonstruction !or abov�- rad� sin le-lamil housin 7 and shall •u�Wit the �tud to the le ialature b Januar 15, S 19�_ 9 Sec. {. �(F.FFECTIVE OATE.) • 10 Seetion 1 is etieetive March l. 1989. ' n � 13B � ' POLICE DEPApTMEN� y��10(E`. ' =';✓ City of Fridiey �`° � � ` �?� Minnesota ,�.,. � _: ,,�. � DATE MAY 27, 1988 O FROM PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR, J.P.HI SUBJECT ELECTRO-MECHANICAL OUTDOOR WARNING SIREN BIDS MEMORANDUM TO NASIM OURESH 14 ACTION' INFO On May 23, 1988 at 10:00 AM the official bid opening was conducted relatzve to the electro-mechanical warning sirens. Alerting Communicators of America and Wheling Engineering Company did not submit bids. Federal Signal Corporation submitted a bid for eight (8) Federal Model 2001 D �, 127db rotating siren, AC primary operation with DC battery backup operation. The total Federal bid amount was 569,509.60. It is my recommendation that the Fridley City Council award the bid to Federal Signal Corporation at the June 6, 1988 Council meeting. Should Council award the bid to Federal Signal Corporation, the City of Fridley will be the first city in the world to purchase and install a new generation of outdoor warning sirens. This is the first unit that will provide the reliability of a motor driven siren combined with the versatility of electronic sirens with battery backup. � Since this is a new generation system, Federal Signal Corporation has agreed to provide some exceptional protection £or the City of Fridley. Federal Signal has agreed to a fu12 two year 100$ performance bond on the quality of material and workmanship on this product. Federal Signal Corporation will send one or two engineers to Fridley during the initial installation. These engineers will be the same personnel that designed the electrical portion of the siren. Federal Signal has contracted with a local Fridley electrical company, Bacon Electric, to be the installers of the system and will be then available for immediate correction of any possible problems. Bacon Electric will be trained by Federal Signal engineers. Federal Signal has agreed to provide the City of Fridley immediately within 15 days of the bid award and receipt of the purchase order, a complete siren unit for testing purposes. This unit will be installed continued , '� MEMORANDUM May 27, 1988 Page #2 14A and tested at the discretion and recommendation of the Civil Defense Director. Upon successful completion of verified .on location tests acceptable to the Civil Defense Director which illustrates Z00$ compliance with the specifications, the bidder will then be authorized to install the remaining seven (7) units. � Finally, Federal Signal Corporation has agreed to an unprecedented condition that if within two (2) years it is determined by the City of Fridley that the siren system is unreliable or the maintenance cost is excessive, Federal Signal shall immediately at no cost to the City, remove the siren system and replace it with a compatible system that meets or exceeds the original specifications. JPH/sa � CITY OF FRIDLE� OUTDOOR IVARNINC� SYSTEM . � EIGHT (8) ELECTRO-MECHANICAL OUTDOOR SIRENS WITH BATTF,RY (DC) BACKt'� BID PROPOSAL FORM BIDDER COMDAI�Y NAME • Federal Signal Corporation ADD RE S S: 2645 Federal Signal Drive, Univeristy Park, Illinois 60466 . Federal Model 2U01 D.C., 127 dB rotating siren, AC primary o�e-=- IDENTITY OF SYSTF.M: tion wi.th DC hatter}� �-^�'-..^ ^^°'''�ion Base bid for eight (8) units $ 56,229.60 OPTION Removal and replacement of eight (8) 5� foot poles Minus required trade in Sub total TO'T'AL BID AMOUNT 18,080.00 S 74,309.60 _ 4,800.OU 69,509.60 Bidders may list ontions available for the above system at additional cost. Options could include such items as special paint, mounting brackets for other than poles, additional batteri.es, etc. OPTION ITF•M � .�V"�' I�:��'�{%'✓V Authorized Representative Western Regional Manager Title UNIT COST May 19, 1988 Date CITY OF FRIDLEY Pi�At�1Il�iG ODNY�IISSION ME:E.TIl�1G. N�,Y 18, 1988 C�I,L 'In ORDIIt: Chairperson Betzold called tl�e May 18, 1988, Plaru�ing Ccnmissioai meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. RC,ILLL CAI,L : .._.�...�_ Ma�bpss Present: Do��ald Betzold, D�ve Kaa�drick, Dean Sab�a, Alex Barna, Swe SYberek. Paul Dal'ilberg Nienb�ers Absent : Nor1e - Others Present: Kathl.yn Castle, P1aruLing Assistant Jock Robertson, C�nuiity Develapment Director Jim Rc�Uil�sOn► PlcZT�ni ng C.oOZ'diT�atAr Ray Petersen, 250 - 57th Avenue N.E., Holiday Plus Rabert Baldauff, 6045 Gardena L��, N.E. Jahn Schrecken�st, 6045 Garclesaa Lane, N. E. APPROVAL OF N�Y 4, 1988, PLAbIlJIlVG �SSION NIIlVCfI'E'S: Ni�TION by Mr. Saba, seconded by Ms. Sherek, to apprave the May 4, 1988, Planning Ccnnussice-i minutes as written. UPON A VOICE Va►PE, ALL VOTING AYE, C�iAIItPF�SON BEIrLC�,D DECZARED THE MOTION C�RR.IED CENP,NII�DUSLY. 1. PUBLIC Per Secticaz 205.15.1.C.1 gardQn center an Lot 13, 57 th Avenue N. E. P #88-07 1�1'1V1V triVL11]AY YLU51 S of the Fridley City Code to relocate and expand Auditor's Subdivisian No. 155, the same being 250 - MC7I'ION by Mr. K�drick, seconded by Mr. Saba, to waive the forma7. reading of the public hearing mtice and c�en the public he.aring. UPC�1 A VOICE VOrPE, ALL VOTING AYE, C�iAIRPF�2.SCfl�1 BEl'LOLD DEC�ARED THE MOTION C3�,FtR�D iJNl�NIlK)iTSLY ADID � PUBLIC HFARING OPIIv AT 7:37 P.M. Ms. Castle stated this special use pennit w�auld allvw for the exgansion and relocati� of Holiday Plus` outdoor garden center. Holiday Plus was located between 2-694 cm the south, 57th Avenue o� the mrth, University Avenue on the east and Main Street on the west. Holiday Plus was located in C-3, general shapping, zcu�ing district which allows for an autcloor garden center with a special use peimit. Ms. Castle stated the existing gar+c3�n center is approximately 2, 300 sq. f t. and is located c� the n�ortheast side of the store. The proposed garden center will be ap�roximately 3, 000 sq. ft. and will be relocated to the southeast side. -1- 15 PLAI�Il+T7I� Cl'1M�IISS7�1 NEh'P',II+�. NAY 18. 1988 Ms. C�stle stated staff was �ding approval of the special use permit with the follawi.ng stipulatioa�s: 1. Rc��ove existing autdoor starage for the garden center upon opening of the relocated center. 2. Petitioner to work with the city staff on upgrading the site's landscaping to meet the City Code. Landscape plan to follow. 3. Petitioner to resurface entire parking lot. The lot will then be restriped far 10' x 20' garking spaces mt abutting a curb or sidewalk and 10' x 18' fo� those that do abut a curb and sidewalk. 4. There will be no parking along the gar+den c�ter's fence. 5. There shall be m eatsance%xit frcxn the garden center to the parking lot. 6. Petitioner must rmintain all landscape planters and Iand.scaping. 7. Petiticeier �st pick up litter and debris and maintain a regular pick-up schedule. 8. Petitioa�er to designate the southwest area of the property for semi- trailer �xrking. Semi-trailers are to park only in this designated area. 9. If a walkway is n�eded along 57th Avenue, the petitioner agrees to either installatiori ar assessnent of this sidewalk. 10. No outside storage within the garden center to exceed height of screening fence. 11. Six foot high chain link f�ce to be slatted with tubular virlyl. Ms. Sherek asked what the City's experience has been with Holiday Plus camplying with �st stip�latio�s. Ms. Castle stated that in the past, the City has had problems with Holiday Plus maintaining landscaping, picking up litter and debris, and maintaining the parking lot. Ms. Sherek stated she w�u1d like to see the Ccanunission add a stipulation requiring a perf annan�ce bond. N�. Saba questioned why there needed to be a stipulation regarding no entrance%xit fn�rn the garden oenter to the Farking lot (siipulation #5) . Ms. C.astle stated this was a previaus stipulation to the special use pezmit in 1976 for a garden center. She thought it would help in terms of shoplifting problens. -2- 15A, PL�TIl� QONA�II.SS7A�V N�E.TIl�. 1�Y 18, 19�8 15B Mr. Sab� asked why that need�d to be a stipulation. Holiday plus should make the decisiom as to wheth,er or mt they want an entrance/exit to the parking lot from the gardQn center. Many garden centers around the city have just an op�n area where peaple can c�re in and pick up trees without having t;o go thz�ough a store. Ms. Sherek stated she agreed with Mr. Saba. She thought the reason the stipulaticai was there in the first place was because the existing garden center c�pens right onto the main parking lot, and it would have been a hazard t,a have people parking there to load trees and plants. Mr. Kc�ldrick stated he also agreed that stipulaticn #5 should be deleted. N�. Betzold referred to stipulation #3 regarding the resurfacing of.the entire �.rking lot. Did that mean �very square inch of the parking lot would be resurfaced? I�. Robinsoai stated the store manager has indicated that it was Holiday Plus' intensio¢i to resurface the entire parking lot. The City Engineer has suggested that when the parking lot is resurfaced that the drainage be im�roveci at the same time. Mr. Dahlberg asked what the effective aisle drive-out width was with the parallel garking a1c�g the curb. Mr. Robinson stated he was not sure, but it would have to be 25 f t. for two-way traffic. Staff would check that aut with the site plan. Mr. Dahlberg stated that if HoZiday maintains the pzr�per aisle width, there sYu�uld be na difficulty in havir.g double parking along that curb. Mr. Rvy Peterson stated he was the Assistant Store Mar�ager at Holiday Plus. He stated.he was at the meeting mainly to hear the stipulations so he could present those stipulations to the carqx�iy. Mr. Peterson stated that Mike Trasser, the new Store Manager, is def initely interested in resurfacing the entire parking lot. I�"x. D�hl.berg asked what I�. Peterson's reacticaz was to a direct entrance to the garclen center from the autside in additio� to the inside entrance. Mr. Rr�binson stated that ihey do not handle trees anymore in the garden center, except for occasional special orders. They deal mainly with vegetable and bedding plants, manure and peat moss for gardens. They do have same root wrap roses and sc�m�e potted roses, but that was basically the extent of what they carry in the garc�en center. Or�e r2ason for the pr�aposal to relocate the garden center was because there was no ro�n in the present locatioaz. Qistamers have difficulty nan�euvering around with carts. They do not plan to add anything to their inventory, but m�re to open up the area so peaple can mwe around more freely. Mr. F�terson stated that in the landscapi.ng plan for the fence around the -3- P.GAIaIIldG Q�SS7.C�d �Il�. I�iY 18. 1988 pr+aposed garc'l�ri center, th,�y should pr�b�ly ir�clwae soar►e protective steel posts to be put aznund the corner of the garden center to protect the fence fran being hit by cars and trucks. Mr. Robinson stated he agreed that stipulation #5 regarding the entrance/exit was Fnnb�bly mt necessazy. Mr. Rc�.iertso� stated that Mr. Rnbinson, Ms. Castle, and he had discussed earlier the fact that starting at 57th Avenue going no�th is the area that is being planned as ti�e first phase �stratice� project far the University Ave�nue Carricbr upgrading which wi11 be primarily accomplished next year. T��y are in a�eanent that perim�eter landscaping is required and in keeping with the fact that the City is going to be investing $3/4 millioa� from that intersecti� to 61st Avenue, they weuld like the private property awners to reciprocate. Mr. Robinson stated that in relati� to this was stipulatiori #9 which stated that if a wal]�ay was needed al�g 57th Avenue, the petitianer agrees to either the installaticn ar� assessment of this sidewalk. Presently, the plan with the Corridor unpravements was to put a sidewa2k up to the CattZe Ca� restaurant, and it wauld probably be a good idea to have Holiday Plus put in the ranainder of the sidewalk to Main Street. Mr. Robinso� stated this special use pennit is too late for relocation of the garden center this year. There seens to be some unanswered questions and if the petitioner is not in a hurry because of the lateness of the season, maybe this could be delayed until a future meeting in order to refine the plan a little irore. Mr. Peterson stated he would agree with that. It would give him the apportunity to take the stipulations back to his management. The garden center season usually nu�s from late April to mid-J�me so there was rn hurzy with the special use pezmit for this seasoa�. Mr. Betzold stated he would like to see all the parking stalls along the north sid�e of the building be handicapped sta.11s only. Qurently, there are some regular stalls along that side, in addition to the designated har.3icapped parking. He would like to add a stipulation that there be no regular parking along the north side of the building--that it all be desi�ated as handicapped parking. Ms. Sherek stated she would agree with that. She stated it causes a real safety concern for both pedestrians and cars, because there are always drivers making a"mad dash" fo�r an e�ty parking stall along the curb by the building. Ms. 5herek stated she woul.d also propose that t,here be a stipulaticn about a perf onnance bos�d, the anount to be detenniu�ed by staf f based o� the averal l cost of the icnprave�nents. She stated they are talking about a lot of i�rwe�cre�nts over a period � time. She stated she was a regulax customer of Holiday Plus, and she vaould really likre to see scme of these improvemeizts c�ie like the resurfacing, striping, and curbing repaired in the parking -4- 15C PLAt�II�TIl�]G O�IISSZ0�1 I�.TIl�1G, I�Y 18. 1988 �ot. Ni�TION by Mr. Kondrick, seccnded by Mr. Barna, to table Special Use Permit, oP 8-07, by Erickson Petroleum Corporation until the next regularly scheduled meeting in order to give city staff and the petitioner an opportunity to fi.nalize the plans. UF'�1 A VOICE VQ►I'E, Ai,,L VOTIl� AYE, QiAIRPIIZSCi�i BEIZCGD DECLARED THE N�TION (�,R.R.IED L1N1�1NIl�DUSZY. 2, OC8�ISIDERATION OF � IAT SP'LIT, L.S. #88-03, BY R. A. BALDAUFF: Zb split off that part of Lot 36, Block 3, Moore Lake Hills, described as follows: beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 1, Block l, Gardena Meloland Gardens, thence mrthwesterly alo�g a lir�e which passes through a point distant 31.00 feet mrtheasterly of tive narttbvest corner of sa.id Lot 1, as measured alo�g the nrtheasterly extensioaz of the norttbvesterly line of said Lot 1 to the nortta�vesterly line of said Lot 36; thence southwesterly alang the rnrttnvesterly line of said Lot 36 to the soutYaaest corner of said Lot 36; thence east along the south line of said Lot 36 to the point of beginning, generally located at 6053 Woocly Lan�e N.E. Ms. Castle stated the petitior�er was requesting to split the south 31 fet of Lot 36, Block 3, Nbare Lake Hills, in order for it to be cambined with Lot 1, Block 1, Gardena Meloland Gardens. Both lots were located in R-1, single family, zoning. She stated that if the lot split does occur, it would not cause Lot 36 to beoame a substandard lot. If the lot split is approved, Mr. Baldauff does intend to constru�ct an additicm and a deck. If th�e lot split is rx�t approved, 1�. Baldauff would need an additional rear yard setback varian+ce. The petitioaier has petiti�ed to the Appeals Cammisson for two variances: a side yard setback fram 17.5 feet to 12 feet to allaw the constz.�ucticm of the additicai, and a sid�e yard setback fram 14 1/2 feet to +/- 10 feet to allow the construction of a deck. Both variances were appraved by the Appeals C.a�ussicm with the stipulation that the variances be continc�ent upon the appraval of the lot split. Ms. Castle stated staff was reca�meriding the follaving two stipulati�s: 1. The divisice�/canUination fo�n signeci by the fee owner and returned to the City by Juty 6, 1988, prior to issuance of the building pernzit. 2. The lot split be recorded at the Anoka County Courthouse within six �rcalths after City Council appraval and prior to the issuance of the buil ding pezmit. Mr. Baldauff sta.ted his wife's 83 year ald aunt z�eeds a place to live, and they wou].d like to add c� a bedroom and baihroom for her. There would be no cooking facilities in the additicm. Mr. Robir� asked if the sida.ng and roof ing oaz the additian would match the exi.sting sicling and roof ing. Mr. Baldauff stated he planned to reroof the entire house at the time -5- 15D P.LAI�Il�iIl�]G OLiM�IISS7�Cid N�E'PING. I�,Y 18. 1988 the addition was constructed and the siding would also match the existing siding. Mr. Robinson asked if there would be a separate entrance to the additicn. Mr. Baldauff stated there wvuld be an �trarice to the addition fro�n the new deck, an �trance fmn the }aassnent area, and an entrance fro�► the l�ause Prnper, so there wc7uld be three �trances to the additi�. Mr. Robinson stated staff is currently revie�wing the ordinance on mother-irrla�v apart�n�nts, and what Mr. Baldauff was proposing was fine as lang as it did not include any kitch�en facilities. � 1�. Dahlberg asked if the existing utility/drainage easement would renain in its c.�urrent location. Once the lot is increased in size, the owner has the potential of more expansion, in which case the utility/drainage ease�ent might restrict ariy future devel�nt. Mr. Robinson stated that would be true at the time of any future devela�lt. However, the petitioazer w�ould have to petition to vacate the existing utility/drainage easanent at a cost of $100, and then the vacation process is a fairly lengthy process. He did mt feel there was ariy need to deal with it at this time. Mr. Barna stated he believed that the aar�er w�uld have to petitioner to vacate the easement and then the City would have to rededicate an e.asanent. He, too, saw m reason to do that at this ture, since rnthing Mr. Baldauff was cbing would affect the existing easanent. Mr. Rc�bins� stated staff could evaluate whether a new drainage easenent was needed and if there were any utilities in that easement and then make a recoRmendatiai to the City Council. MC7rION by I�. Kandrick, se�ded by Ms. She�ek, to recommend to City Cbuncil appraval of Lot S�1 it, L. S. #88-03 , by R. A. Baldauf f, to spl i t off that part of Lot 36, Block 3, Moore Lake Hills, described as follaas: beginning at the nartheast corner of Lot 1, Block 1, Gardena Meloland Gardens, ther�ce rxartY�vesterly along a lir�e which �sses through a point distant 31.00 feet northeasterly of the narthwest corner of said Lot 1, as measured along the northeasterly extension o£ the northwesterly line of said Lot 1 to the mrthwesterly line of said Lot 36; thence sautriwesterly alo�g the norttaaesterly line of said Lot 36 to the soutYiwest corner of said Lot 36; th�ence east along the south line of s�aid Lot 36 to the point of beginning, generally located at 6053 Woody Lar1e N. E. , with the f ollowing stipulatiar�s : 1. The divisicn/ecmbirlatiea� farm signed by the fee c7wr�er and returned to th;e City by July 6, 1988, and priar to the issuance of a builcli.ng pernnit. 2. The lot split be recor�ed at the Anr�ka County Courthouse within six moriths after City Council approval and p�iar to the issuance of a building perntit. � 15E P.[�II1Il�G dOM�IISSZCN 1�E.TIl�, I�1Y 18. 1988 UPCN A VOI(� VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, C�iA2RPERSON BETZOLD DEC3�ARED THE M)'I'ION C�RRIED UTIANIl�DUSLY. Mr. Rabinson stated this iten wauld go to City Caur�cil on June 6. 3. REC�IVE APRII� 14. 1988, H�USII�IG & RIDEVELOA�TTr A�ft%10R1'�Y D�IIN[TrF�: 4. MOTI�1 by Mr. Kondrick, seoonded by Mr. Barna, to receive th�e April 14, 1988, Housing & R�edevelapment Auth�ority minutes. UPON A VOIC� VQ►I'E, ALL VOTING AYE, QiAIRPERSON BETZOLD DE(3�ARED THE NYmION C7�RRIED UNANIl�DtJS'LY. ITY COMMI MOTION by Mr. Saba, se�nded by Mr. Koridrick, to receive the April 19, 1988, E�viroranental QUality C7atmissiori/Energy Cammisson joint meeting minutes. UPCR�1 A VOIC� VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON BETZOLD DEQ,ARED THE MJTION C�,RR.IED UN�TINI7[JS'LY. 5. REC�IVE N�,Y 10, 1988, APPEALS �NA'IISSION NIINUI'FS: MOTION by Mr. Barna, seoonded by Mr. Kondrick, to receive the May 10, 1988, �ppeals Camussion minutes. UP�1 A VOIC� VO�I'E, ALL VOTING AYE, (�iAIRPERSON BETZOLD DECZARED THE M�TION C�RRIED UNANIl�DUSLY. 6 . OT��2 BUSIlgSS : Mr. Rabinsan stated the City has a grar.t fran D. P. S. The grant wil l be shared between envirormental quality and energy issues, and they were recently able to get an extension and to rework the grant in order to get $5.000 far curricul�n development by Springbrook Nature Center staff and program arientati� for a two--prong program which has to interface recycling issues with ener� consezvation issues. The curricul�n wi11 be targeted at the faurth grade level. Mr. Dahlberg stated at the EQC/Energy Catrunission j oint meeting the previaus evening, they ha.d discussed ir�cluding in the contract with the Nature Center that the D�C and E�ver� Camiissions review the f irst draf t of the curriculian c�evelognent so they can give the staf f some input on what they feel is irnst apprapriate ar d4 some research or prwide same Y�ckground infanmati� the Catmissio¢�ers have available. N�. Robir�son stated it was a grant that wauld also pay for bus trips for fourth graders to get to the Nature Center for the four Fridley elet�ntazy sct�ools. He stated that fran this, they hape to get a video tt�at can then be shared with other schpols in adjacent districts. -7- 15F PL�AlaTa1G QO[�I�IIS.S?�T I�TII�. 1�Y 18, 1988 Mr. Robir,s� stated the other aspect of the grant would be a workshop related to the Miruieapolis Energy Office. The idea is to do energy audits far i►n�lti- family c�ellings, and the Mis�neapolis Energy Office, f�ded through Mirn�egasoo, has agreed to cb t1�at Lmder the tanbrella of warking far� Fridley as a Fridley c�sultant. Mr. Itandrick asked tt�at Mr. Robinson gass this information on to the Parks & Recreati� Catmissi�. Mr. Robinson stated the other c�ood news was that curbside recycl ing has 9� �Y uP• Mr. Uahlberg stated the Lions Qub contributed $4,000 far recycling bins and $1,000 for education, due to the tremendous efforts ot Maynard Nielsen who should be co�nended for his efforts. At the DQC/Energy Catmissiaci meeting, they had talked abrnit ways to capitalize cai that and approach so�►Ze of the other city organizations to try to get some matching ccmtributi�s. Once they get a good Yaase, they can explore the purchase of recycling bins. AIk7C�irR1�TI': MOTION by Mr. Kondrick, seconded by Ms. Shere, to adjourn the meeting. 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A RE.90LDTION APPRUVING A SUBDIVISION, LOT SPLIT, L.S. #86-03, � SPLIT OFF Zi�T PART OF IAT 36, BI.00R 3, I�DORS LARI3 HILLS WIIIQi LIES Y OF THB FOLLOWING �Qt� LIl�: � AT � I1�i�S'T � OF L(7P 1, BI�Ot,3t 1, GARDF.NA 1�[,OLA1�ID Gp�RDENS, IN SAID ANORA OOUNi'Y: TF�iC6 NORT'fiEA.STERLY ALONG Ti� NURTH$ASTBRLY EXTSNSION OF Tf� NORTHI�TEb��2I,Y LII� OF SAID LOT 1, A DISTANCB OF 31.00 FLET; Tf�iCB SOQTHEASTBRLY TO THB NORZ'f�:.AST OORI�R OF SAID LOT 1 AND SAID LINB THERE �TIl�]G, � SAl� BEII� 6053 W00�'IY I� N.B. W'�REAS, the City Council approved a Iot split at the 1988 me�ting, and the Pla�,n; *►q C�cmiissio� stipulations attached as exhi.bit A; and wI�RE'.AS, such approval was to split that part of Lot 36, Block 3, Moore Lake Hills which lies Southwesterly of the follawing described lin�e: c,am�ncing at the Nortriwest corner of Lot 1, Block 1, Gardena Nleloland Gardens, in said Arx�ka County; then�ce Northeasterly along the Northeasterly extension of the Northwesterly line of said Lot 1, a distance of 31.00 feet; thence Southeasterly to the Northeast corner of said Lot 1 and said line there terminating, the same being 6053 Woody Lane N.E. VJE��E'AS, the City has received the required Certificate of Survey fram the owner; and WH�E'�AS, such appn�val will create additica�a]. rear yard in order to allaw a proposed hpuse additiom. N�W. '�EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council directs the petitio�er to record this lot split at Arwka County within six months of this approval or else such appraval shall be mill and void. PASSID AND ADOPI'ED BY 'IHE QTY Q'7UNC�, OF Tf� QTY OF FR.IDLEY ZHIS IaAY OF , 1988 WIL�LZAM J. 1�E - N�.YOR - - — -- — A'ITEST : SHIRLEY A. f�PALA - CITY CLE�K 15K E�IT A RLaBERT BALDAUF'F L.S. #88-03 STIPUI,ATIONS 15L 1. The divisiari/ccmbinatio� farm sigiled by the fee owrber and returned to the City before the building pernut far the additicei is issued. 2. The lot split be recorded at the Anpka County Courthouse within six m�ths after City Coun,cil apprwal or before the buildi.ng pernut for the additiari is issued. 3. The addition be canstructed with building materials that compliment the existing house. 16 ROGER G SCHMAUS ADM1N157RATlVE AS56T4NT 6000 WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE. FFiIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 / 571-6000 May iz, i9aa Mr. Rick Pribyl CITi' OP FP.IBLEY 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mr. Pribyl: We are interested in renewing the lease we hold on your "A" Frame building located at North Innsbruck Park, Arthur Street. Our interest in this lease would include the same terms in our agreement dated May 18, 1987. The time frame would be from 9/1/88 through 5/31/89. As per our telephone conversation, you indicated you would devise a method to bill us for water and sewer service for the nine months of the lease. Thank you for your past cooperation and consideration. We would appreciate a response to this request at your earliest convenience. S ncerely yo s, �' ger G. Schmaus RGS/ms 16A AGREFI�IENT OF LE�SE This Agreenent, made this day of �, 1988, by and between the City of Fridley (hereinafter designated as "Lessor") and Independent School District No. 14, (hereinafter desic�ated as "Lessee"). WI'II�IFSSE'IIi : That the Lessor, for and in consideration of the terms, covenants, rents and conditions, herein mentioned, to be paid and performed by Lessee, does hereby demise and let on to said Lessee, and the said Lessee does hereby hire and take from the Lessor the following described premises situated in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, t�wit : �e "A" fra¢ne building located at North Innsbruck Park, Arthur Street, Fridley, Minnesota To have and to hold the same just as it is, without liability on the �rt of the Lessor to make alterations, and impravements or repairs of any kind in and about the demised pr �nises, except as and if otherwise set forth herein, beginning September 1, 1988 and ending May 31, 1989. 1. Lessee agrees to and with Lessor to gay Lessor as and for the rent for the above-mentioned prenises monthly instal]ments of $555 each month, in advance, on the f irst day of each and every month dur ing the f ul l term of this Lease at the offioe of the Lessor or at such other plaoes as Lessor may in writing designate. In addition to the rent specif ied in the preoeding paragraph, Lessee agrees to provide for the cleaning of the building's interior, the maintenance of the side walks and the upkeep of the lawn. Further, the Lessee shall promptly pay the costs of aIl . : utilities, including but not limited to, electricity, natural gas, telephone, sewer, water and refuse renwal. �e Lessor agrees to provide all snow reqnoval for the parking lot which is itm�ediately adjaoent to and which servioes the demised property. 2. Lessee shall procure insurance on the contents of the building during the term of the lease. 3. Lessee oovenants and agrees that it will make no structural change or major alteration without the Lessor's oonsent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. The Lessee f urther covenants that it will prcmptly pay for ariy such alterations, repairs or maintenance made to the demised properties so that no mechanics liens will be filed against the property. 4. Lessee agrees to �xiy for all special requir�nents for utilities such as gas, steaQn, water and electricity. Charges for such utilities shall be paid by Lessee and in the event such charges are not paid when due, the same shall constitute a default hereunder on the part of the Lessee. 5. Lessee agrees that it will not sublet the cle�nised prenises or any part thereof, and will not assign this Lease or ariy other interest therein. 6. �e parties hereto mutually agree that if the c3e�nised prenises are partially or totally destroyed by fire, or other hazards, then Lessor may, but is not obligated to, repair and restore the demised prenises as soon as is reasonably practical, to subtantially the same condition in which the c3e�nised prenises were before such damage. 16C 7. Any trade fixtures, equignent and other property installed in or attached to the clenised prenises by or at the expense of the Lesse e sh all renain the property of the Lessee and the Lessor agrees that the Lessee shall have the right at ariy time and fran time to time to remove any and all of its trade f ixtures, eguipnent and other property which it may have stored upon or affixed to the d�nised practises; pravidea, however, that in the event of such removal, Lessee shall restore the premises to substantially the same oondition in which the premises were at the time Lessee took possession. 8. Lessee agrees to gay to the Lessor on demand, the cost of any repairs to the prenises if such repairs are made necessary by Lessee's misuse or negligence, or the misuse or negligence of Lessee's guests. Lessee agrees to make the aforenentioned payment no later than the f irst day of the month follaaing notification from the Lessor of the Lessee's responsibility for this payment. 9. �e Lessee agrees to promptly notify the Lessor of any dangerous conditions in the prenises provided by the Lessor. 10. The Lessee agrees to vacate the premises on or before the termination date of this Lease or ar�y renewal or extension as provic]ed by this Lease. If the Lessee fails to vacate on or before the required da te, he shall be liable to the Lessor for any and all losses incurred by the Lessor as a result of such failure. Upon vacating, the Lessee agrees to leave the prenises in the oondition at the conunencement of the tenancy, orclinary wear and tear excepted. 11. Lessor shall at all times have the right to enter upon said 16D pranises to inspect their oondition and at his election to make reasona ble and neoessary repairs thereon for the protection and preservation thereof, but nothing herein shall be construed to require the Lessor to make such repairs, and the Lessor shall not be liable to the Lessee for failure or delay in making such repairs, or for damage or injury to persons or property caused in or by the making of such repairs, or the doing of such work. 12. If the Lessee shall make c3efault in any oovenant or agreenent to be performed by it and if after written notioe frccn Lessor to Lessee, such c3efault shall cantinue for a period of five (5) days or if the leasehold interest of the Lessee shall be taken on execution or other process of law, or if the Lessee shall petition to be or be declared bankrupt or insol vent according to law, then, and in any of said cases, the Lessor may immediately or at ar�y time thereafter, without further notice or demand, enter into and upon said prenises or any part thereof and take absolute possession of the same fully and absolutely without such re-entry working a forfeiture of the rents to be �id and the covenants to be performed by the Lessee for the full term of this Lease and at Lessor's election, Lessor may either lease or sublet such prenises or any part therof on such terms and conditions and for such rents and f or such time as the Lessor may reasonable elect and after crediting the rent actually collected by the Lessor from such re-letting, the Lessee, its respective heirs, legal representatives, sucoessors and assi�s, and interests shal 1 be liable to the Lessor for ariy balance renaining due on the re�t or reserved under this Lease; or the Lessor may at his option, declare this Lease forfeited and may take full and absolute possession of said prenises free from any subsequent rights of the Lessee. 16E �at in the event of default by the Lessee, Lessee shall compensate the Lessor for a11 reasonable attorneys fees, expenses and costs incurred by the Lessor in either reacquiring possession of the property or for bringing an action for recovery of �paid r�t. In the event that the Lessee vacates the p�enises and defaults in any of the terms of this Lease without giving formal notice of termination of the Lease, the Lessor has a right to reenter and take possession of the prenises. 13. Wherein in this Lease it shall be required or permitted that notioe or demand be given or served by either �rty to this Lease to or on the other, such notioe or demand shall be given or servec3 and shall not be deened to have been given or served unless in writing and forwarc3ed by mail addressed as follaws: To the Lessor: Fridley City Manager Fridley City Hall 6431 University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55432 'Po the Lessee : Independent School District No. 14 6000 West Moore Lake Drive Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Such addresses may be changed f rom time to time by either party by service of notioe as above provided. 14. �e Lessor and the Lessee agree that all of the prwisions hereof are to be construed as oovenants and agreanents. 15. Where appropriate, singular tenns incluc7e the plural, and pronouns of orie gender include both genders. 16. In the event that non-public f�mds are terminated or significantly reduoed which causes orie program to pr�naturely close, the lessee shall notify the lessor and shall be allowed to terminate the lease within thirty (30) days due to the lack of f�ds. IN WI�ESS WHERDOF, the Lessor and Lessee have caused their respective names to be subscribed to this Lease on the day of ,198. Lessors: City of Fridley BY� Its Lessee: Independent School District No. 14 BY� Its �6F 17 �� a�,R� oor�sszoN r�rnJC, r�►Ra3 2 s, 198 s CAT� To QtL�R: Chairpersrn Hendley called the Marci7 28, 1988, Charter Qannissioai meeting to arder at 7:35 p.m. 1�?LL C�1LL�: Nlc��ers Present: Margaret Herr3ley, Fd Ha¢rernik, Bruce NeLson, Bob Muzton, Diane Savage, C�egg HPbeisen, Donald Betzold, FYancis x�an Dan Me��Uers Absent: Ralph Stouffer, Geraldine Schei, LeRoy Oquist, Walt Stanaalt, Drn Mittelstadt, (gville Carlsrn Others Present : Nrne APPRWAL aF' F�RL]AF� 22 , 19 88 , Q3AR'I�R O�NIl�+IISSION MINLTI�S : MOTI CN by Mr. Betzold, seoce�ded by Mr. Minton, to apprvve the Feb . 22 ,]9 88 , C�arter �nission minutes as written. LJF�C�1 A WI(� VClI'E, ALL VOI'ING AYE, Q�AIRPERSCt�i I�IDIEY I�Q�2ED ZI� NK1IZCl�1 CARRIED LINANIlKOLSLY. APPROJAL �' AGENII� : Chairperson Hendley declared the agenda approv�ed as written. WELC,'CME TO I�1 �R"IISSICrTEF2: FRANCIS VAN I�AN NiS. Hendle� welooared Mr. van Dan to the Ca�ussion. 1. EL�ECI'ION OF QFFIC�RS : N15. Hendley stated the Nominating Gtitm�ittee had submitted the follaaing ; proposed list of offioers at the last meeting: Margaret Hendley - Qzairperson Fd Ha�exnik - Vice--Qzairperscn Diane Savage - Secretary M5. Hendley stated naninaticns fa� eadz offioe will be open fran the floor. S:�e relinquished the dzair to Mr. Ha¢nernik during the election for chairperson. Vice-�airperson Hamernik d,eclared the naninations open for c3�aizt�rson. 17Q QiARI�t Q.rII��IISSICN MEF,',CING, N�,i�i 2s, ]9ss PAC£ 2 MUI'ICTV by I�. Nelsrn, seocnded by Mr. Hetzold, to close the narni.naticns for dzairperscn. j�(�1 A VOICE W'I�, AI.L VCITING AYE, VIC� DiAIRPERS(N HAN��IIK � Tf� M�7TIQ�1 CAititlID LI�INIMOLSLY . M7TICN by Mr. Fietzold, seoonded by Ms. Savage, to cast a�anin�ous ballot for Margaret Hendley far dlaizpersan of the Qzarter Garmissirn fc� 1988-89. UPC�T A VOIC� VO'I�. SEVE3J NgS'BERS \1�'IZNG AYE, HFIQDLEY ABSTAiNING, VIC� Q�AIRPF.RSON I�iAN�f�1IIC �TA�D ZI� M(JTICN Q�RE2IID. �a.irpersan Hendley declared the nomi.natians opez for vic�e-dzairperson. 1�7I'IQ1 by Mr. Betzold, seccnded by Ms. Savage, to close the nami.natice�.s for vic�chairperson. L�ON A VOIC� VC7I'E, ALL �l0'I'ING AYE, QiAZ�CN ��Y �D � M(7rION C�,RRIID iN1�NIMOLSLY . MOTION i�y Mr. Betzold, seoonded by A�. Nelson, to cast a�animaus ballot a�Fd Hamernik for vive-d7airperson of the Charter Carmissioa� for 1988-89. I�ON A VOICE W'I�, ALL VO'�a1G AYE, C�iASRPERSON �'Y IECZARID � NYnIC�I C�RRIID LINANIMOLSLY . �airperson Hendley declared the naninati�.s v�n for secretary. MC7I'IC�I by !�. Nelson, seaxided by I�. H�nernik, to close the naminatio�s for secretary. L�CX�T A VOICE VC7TE, AIS.� VO►�ING AYE, Qi11IRPF•RSGN F�NDLEY I�CZAiiED THE NY7rION C�„RRIID LNANIMC)LSLY . M7TION by I�. NeLson, seoonded by Mr. Hamernik, to cast a�anirrnus ballot for Diane Savage for secretary of the Qlarter Qim�issi� for 1988-89. L�ON A VDIC� VCR�, ALL VO�Il�1G AYE, Q�IRPERSCJN F�IDLEY �CIARED TE� N1�TICN CARRIED tR�Y�,I�TII�LSLY. Ms. Savage stated that in reading aver the duties of the Secretary, one of the duties was tc� keep track of the attendanoe of the Catmissicn me��bers . Appares�tly, if t2��re are a nuriber af cxansecut.iv+e �excused absenc�, that was a valid rea.srn for ask.irig a oai�ussirner to resign. She stated she would be wil].ing to perfarm this function. Mr. Nels� stated that in the past, Garmissioaz �exs have either contacted Margaret Hendl�y �' oaRm�icated to DeL�i�ie Mootz, Q�naiity Development Secretazy, the day of the meeting if they cannat attaid the meeting a�d the reasrn why. li■�� QiAKrER �SSICN MEETING, MARC�i 28, 1988 PAC� 3 Ms . Hendley e�lained that Debbie I�otz c3oes call the Catmission meirbers the day of the meeting and does reoord the attendanve. Maybe Debbie cwld be asked to ccntact Nts. Savage last after she has finished calling the members so that 1►�. Savage oc�uld keep a rec�ord also of excused and wzexc�sed absenoes. Nl�. Hendley stated there has not be�en a problezn with attendanve in the reoent past. 2. OQISIDERATI(A�1 QF Z�Fd�1S OF C�'FI(� �' MAYOR AND OOUDTQIl�'�NBERS: Ms. Hendley stated that Kay TisdZler-E�ickscn was not able to attend this meeting but would attend the April meeting. Nis . Hendley stated that last mrnth the Ca�nission did discuss the possibility of not sending the ardinance change: (Cha�ter 2, Sectirn 2.03, EI£C'PIVE QFFICERS) to the City C.cuncil right a�aay in c>rder to give the public an appnrttmity to respond to the proposed ardinanoe c�ange thraugh the publicity in the naaspaper. Mr. Htazt had stated at the last me�ting �at because of the minutes process and the legal requiranent for natii=ication in the newspaper, there would probably not be a public hearing before the City Cauncil for at least 60 days fran the Febrvary meeting anyway. Ms. Hendley asked if any of the Oi�unission me�nbers had reoeived any fee�ack from the public regarding the prvp��sed ordinance change. Zhe Camnission me�ers present resporr3ed that the!� had not. Ms . Hendley stated that in scaranirv3 thrauc� the Qzarter, she had notioed that Q�apter 4, Sectio� 4.02, MUI�IC�AL EI£CTICNS, stated: "A regular miaiicipal electica� shall be held ori the first Tuesday after the first Moriday in Nwember of each year at sudz plave ar plaees as the City Co�cil may designate by resoluticn. " It was h�r thinkur3 that the C7anmission should prc�bably change the wording because of the pronosed ar�dinance charrge. 1�. Hendtey stated she had not had. time to go throuc� the esitire Chart�er, but �ere might be other places in, the Qzarter whid� might need changir�g . She thought it was a good idea to get this ardinance dzange up a�l m�ving so that people have a chanc� to see i.t before pec�le get busy during the sumr�r. N�. Betzold suggested the follawir:�g wording dzange to Section 4.02: "Manicipal elections shall be held on the fizst Tuesday after the first M�nday in Nvve�er at such plaoe ar placaes as the Cit.y Cauncil may de.si�ate by resolution. " Mr. Betzold stated that if naie of` the Cauncil seats were up for electian, there would be no reason to have a m�aiicipal electioa�; and if t�iey were goir�g ta have rne, it wauld be in Noveat�er. Was it possible to have a mmicipal election, for example, on a refea:�eryd�n? If so, they mic�t have a mo�nmicipal election on an odd nurfiered year. Nls. Hendley stated that would thesi be a special electirn, not a regular electia�. N�. Ne]scn stated he thau�t the �trerm "regular" shr�uld remain. He also thaught they should make referenve to Qza��ter 2, Sectioai 2. 0 3. 17C QiAFd'II2 QT�'aSSICN N�,TING, I�,RQi 28, 1988 PAC� 4 1�. Betzold stated he agreed with l,eaving the word "regular" in and saying: "Regular m�icipal elections shall be held..." I�. Hendley stated she w�uld agree wilth the revisicn as suggested by l�h�. Betzold, but thes� at the end af the sent�oe ir�serting the wa�ds :"vomiencing in the year 1992 and every seand year thereafter"', or "as specified in Section 2.03". Or, maybe ti�ey could add a sentenoe: "Cum�enc ng in the year 1992, elections shaTl be held in even nunbered years." N�. Hamernik stated he liked the sugg�stion that the phrase "or as designated in Section 2.03" be inserter3 at the end �af the sentenve. Mr. Mintoa� stated he felt it waul.d be w�orthwhile to ieferenoe Section 2.03. MC7TICJN by Mr. Nelsori, seooncled by Mr. Hamernik, to ametzd Secticn 4.02, first sPntence, as follr.�ws : "Regular m�aiicipal elections shall be held an the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Nwsn�er at suc3� plaoe o�r plaoes as the City Camcil may designate by resolutirn. Ca►mesicing in the year 1992, regular m�aiicipal elections shall be held every sea�nd year." (Refer�oe �apter 2, Section 2.03. EIECTIVE OFFIC�F2S) Mr. Minton stated this was what he wo�uld oaLSider a housekeeping aarezi�lt to make the wording carrespcnd with the pro�posed ardinanve change. He w�ould like to see them wait oaz this Lntil they are sure that the proposed arclina»oe dia�ge to Secti� 2.03 had taken effect. He would also like to have sareone take a good look at the Charter to see if there are any other referenc�s like this that need a�nerr3ir�g, a�d then they should db all the housekeeping aarenc��ts at aie time. Ms. Hendley stated she th�t it would be good to have this aan�zdment ready tro go tro the C�ty Camcil with the propc�sed orciinance dzange for Sec�tion 2.03. Aoco�rding tro what Mr. H�t had said a�t the Iast meetirig, if the C'onmissioaz decided they wanted to reapen discussion or hold Section 2.03 here, the Oa�ussion o�uld do that. I�. Nels� stated he agreed with Mr. Minton that there might be other references in the Qzarter that needed to be addx�essed, a�d maybe staff cauld do a ward proaessar seardi. Ms. Hendley stated the prooec�ure in the past has begi t�at any kind of a¢�+enc�nents � dzanges in the Q�arter have to be dane by ordinance, but it goes to ]�egal ooqa�sel for review before it is put �n the fc�rm of � ordina¢zoe. She stated she liked �ings tc� be in order. �� c�e thing is changed, then all the related things should be d�anged at the s�re time. I�. l�nton stated the rnly problan tiien would be that if the praposed ordinance did not get passed, then these amen�nents wauld nat be neoessary. He did not want a¢�c�nents to be sent to the miaicil pieoaneal. 1�. HaQnernik suggested a� amen�nerit to the iroti� to instruct the dzairpe�on tn s�d a letter to �e G1ty Oo�uicil stating that the Carmissi� has reooc�nized an additi�al hwsekeeping d�ange th�it mist be inooYporated with the proposed ordinanoe dzange for Secticn 2.03. 17D QiA�I�R OCrMZISSICN N�,TING, N�CI� 28, 1988 PAGE 5 NiS. Hendley stated she did nat think: the m�tiori needed to be amended. �e pa�missioai oould discu�ss it and they' a�uld request that staff send a letter to the City CoLmcil calling their attex:�ticn to the fact that there are fartha�ming aneridme.nts . NL�. Hendley stated maybe Ms. Tisdz]Fx�Erickson wuld go throuc� the Charter and find any other possible changes. N�. Hamernik asked if the O�u¢icil would even want to aonsider the proposed ordinance dzange if there were othei- forthcaning a¢nendn�ents . Ms. Hendley stated that in the past„ the Canni.ssion went thraugh the whole Qzarter, c3�anging the sexist languac�e and making ather changes , but they di� not do it paragraph by paragraph or ci�apter by chapter. They sent all the c3-�anges to the City O�uncil at oeze time. Mr. Minton stated he agreed with Mr. Nelson's suggestion that there be a word processar seardl for other an�enc�ren�ts o�ncerning the proposed ordinanoe dzange. He did not see any prablan with hav.ing the necessary housekeeping c3zanges care up after they find aut there is no ��ppositiori to the ordinance change. He did not want to slaa daan the ardinance dzange because of housekeeping a�7dments . 'Ihey should do all the housekeeping c-hanges at rne time, if possible. Mr. van Dan stated that when the Charter Catmissicm changed the Charter's sexist language, there was no intrinsic change in the Charter. Z4-iey did not ci�ange policy ar philosophy; they just dzanged t1�e language which made it more inclusive instead of restrictive. So, that was a housekeeping type of c�ange; v�ereas here they have one �nenc�nt beir�g referred to as a housekeeping a¢��endment, but really they were doing �aay with a provisioai. In other words, they were going another step, be�ause by makir�g this �ienc�rpnt, they el�minated the provisiari for yearly elections. Ik�ON A VOICE VO'I�, ALL VO�ING AYE, QiAIRPERSQ�I HEDIDIEY DEQARED THE NN17�IO�N Tp AN�TD SECI'ICN 4.02 CARRIID LJNANINIOIISLY. NC1I'E: �is m�tion is di.rectly tiecl to Ordinance No. -1988, An Ordinanoe Amending Qzapter 2.03 of the� Fridley C�ty �arter. MOTIUN by N�. Mintan, seocnded by rlr. Betzold, to request staff to cb a search in the City Qzarter for all referer�oes to elections or annual elections to see if there are any other housekeepinc� d�anges that need to be made. ik�C�1 A VOICE VOTE, AId, VOTING AYE, Q3AIRPERSCxJ FIENDI�.Y I�QARID Z� NYJ►I'ION CARRIID LN7�NIlKOiSLY . ' 3. Q'X�iSIDIIZATICN OF ALTERt�1TIVE 4�.1'S (]F AN�3�TDING � CITY CEiAFtTER: Nl� . Hendley stated the Qaimiission m�nbers had received a packet entitled, "Infarmation fo� MLaLicipal Official:a" f�n the Ieague of Minnesota Cities. She referred to page 10 of Doct4rent 101)c.l, Home i�le QZarter C�mission Procec�re, Section IV, Charter Amen�ts, which clearly outlined all the different ways the Charter can be anesided. 17E Q;p,Fd£Et CXY�A'IISSICN NEEZ�TG, I�1R�i 28. 1988 PAGE 6 Ms. H�dley stated that at the last mEaeting, she had brou�t up the possibility of putting in the �arter sane kind ot refere�ve ti�at would let future Qzarter �n�ssioaz mecbers Imvw that there arE� other met�iods af anending the CYty Charter than by mesely ser�ding dzar�ge:� to the City Qauricil in the farm of an c�ccdinance. She stated Q�►apter 12 of 13�e Charter c%alt with "Miscellaneous Prwisioa�s" a�nd mayi�e this was where ihey oauld make sane reference to alternative ways of a�nendirr� the �arter. It was sanething they cvuld ask l�s. Tisdzler- F�rickson at the next meeting. Mr. Nels� stated that maybe it �uld be a r�quirene�zt that each new Osunissirn mesd�er reoeive a packet similar to th� inforaetion the Omm�ission had reoeived far this meetir�g, rather than ape� up the hwsekeeping required to maintain the Charter. Mr. Ha¢ne_rnik stated he thought the ne�thod of �nending the Chart�r as outlined in Paragraph 2, page 10, Doctianent 100c.1, Section I�, �arter Am�zc�rents, was already in the �artrer because he Imew that method has been used in the p�ast in the City of Fridley. Mr. Betzold stated it m�c�t not be written in the Q�arter, but the State Statute that sets up the �arter cbes have a section ai the various ways of �nending Qzarters. Ms. Hendley stated the �nissio� me�ers had expressed c�oern about whether the City �xmcilm�nbers would be oc�nfortable with handling the propc�sed �dinance change to Section 2.03, so I�r. Htmt h.ad drne a lot of research to vane up with the different methods of �idirg the� City Charter. She felt that researdz would nat have been neaessary if it had alY�eac3y been cavered in the (fi�rter. A�. Minton agreed this questirn shoul.d be asked of Ms. Tisciiler-Eridcson. He stated he had frnmd this inforntiation very valuable reading, and he thanked staff for pravid.ing the Catm�ission with thi.s inforn�ation. . He also agreed with Mr. Nelscn that this infornatioai should be ses�t to eadl new Oc�nissiari me�er. MOTICx�7 by Mr. Nelscn, sec�zded by Mr. Mintan, to requ�est that the City autocr�atically sen�to new Q�arter ocmnissicn m�rber.s, as part of their orientation packets, the League of Minnesota Cities Informaticm packet for �arter Carunissions. �av A wzcE vo�, �, voRlrTC �, ��cx� xn�r� �cz� � rr�zav c�tim u�,rrzrDCS� . 4. C.U35ZDERATICN �' 1�O�A'�TD7�ITICNS FC)R N�'BgiSHIP IN � QiAKrER Q��IISSICN: Ms. Hendley stated the Qanmission rn:ly had ane vacancy remaini.ryg. She stated if the 0❑�unissi�exs ]maa of a�ycne who might be interested in joining the Oo�mission, they shoa�d ask the pers�n to s�d a letter of interest to Bill Htmt. Mr. BetzoZd stated that in �ading t]hmugh �e inforntiation packet frcm the League of Mimesata Cities, he had read tha•t �o�, even aai elected official,�n be a menber af the Charter Oarimissiaz. ..� 17F Q3A,R2� G�Mi��SSICN MEETING, MARCli 28, 1988 PAGE 7 Ms. Haidley stated that whenever the Catmission has a vacanc.y, she_would like to see a v�tinuvus article in the Fridley Fbcu.s and any other fonr�s of inedia stat.ing that �e Qlarter �inmission woul,d welcane letters fram a�yone interested in joining the Oatunission. 5. CJC[�SIL1Ef�TICN Cg' I� FOR FCTF� DISQJSSION: Mr. Nelson stated he would like to have the Oa�iissioai members discuss Section 7.02, Power of Taxation, specifically addressing the 16 mill restriction. He also referred to a letter dated Marei-i 1, 1988, fram Bill Himt to John Z�expstra, and a letter clated Mardz 9, 1988, fram Virgil Herrick to John Terpstra. Mr. Nelson stated maybe Mr. Htmt c�uld give the Ca�ussion me�rs mr�re inform� tion rn this at the next meeting. I�. Minton stated that right now the City has a rather odd numbering systeRn for the wards: Ward 3, Ward 1, and Ward 2. Maybe at sane time these oould be revised tr� go in dzrono]ogical order: Warc3 1, Ward 2, and Ward 3. Ms. Hendley stated these two itens could be discuSSed at the next meeting. AD�70UiZI�I': M�ION by Mr. Hamernik, secrnded by Mr. Betzold, to adjourn the meeting. Upon a ov i—' ce vote, all wting aye, �airperscn Hendley declared the March 28, 1988, Qzarter CaYndssiocz meetirg adjourned at 9:00 p. m. Res fu11y sub�mitted, Lu� e S a l�ecarding Secretazy E nqmeer�nq Sewer Water Parks Slrcets Maintenance � MEMORANDUM TO: rlasim 4ureshi, City t�lar�ager pW88-162 FROM: John G. Flora,�Public Works Director DATE: May 24, 1988 SUBJECT: University Avenue West Service Drive University Avenue West Service Drive between 73rd Avenue and 79th Avenue has seen an increase in vehicle usage and p�rking over the last few years. The sectiai between 73rd Avenue and Osborne Road has had "No Parking" signs placed on the west side. Due to the limited space available at the post office area, cars are continuing to park on the east side of the road and detrimentally affecting the landscaping and maintenance of this area. The segment between Osborne Road and 79th Avenue has now been f ully developed. There aren't any parking restrictions on this segment and a oansiderable rnanber of cars are parking on either side of the road. As an initial improvement, the segment on West University Avenue Service Drive between Osborne Road and 79th Avenue should have "No Parking" on the west side of the street. �is will be ao�sistent with the other portion of the service road. In order to imprave the visual appearance and safety on the service road, it w�uld be beneficial to post both sides of the street between 73rd Avenue and 79th Avenue as "No Parking". JGF/g 3/6/2/21 �'. . . FRIM�Y : Engineering Sewer Water Parks S�reels Ma�nlenance MEMORANDUM TO: J� G. Flora, Public Works Director pW88-160 FROM: �rk L. Burch, Assistant Public Works Director DATE: �y 23, 1988 SU BJ ECT: Traf f ic robleos caused p by cars parking on the University Avenue West Service Drive from Osborne Road to 79th Avenue. The Police Degart�nent has received several camplaints from motorists having difficulty travelling on the University Avenue West Service Drive from Osborne Road to 79th Avenue. The problems with traffic flow through this area are caused by cars parked along the curb. We have observed the problens caused by the cars parked along the University Avenue West Service Drive and ooncur with t�,e Police Depart�nent that the restriction caused by the parked cars raakes travel difficult, especially for school buses. We reca�unend that the City Cowicil order "No Parking" signs posted along the University Avenue West Service Drive to solve this problen. We are also experiencing a similar problen along the University Avenue West Service Drive from 73rd Avenue to Osborne Road. Although we have not received c�anplaints fran residents travelling this roadway, perhaps the City Co�cil should consider restricting parking along University Avenue West Service Drive fram 73rd Avenue to Osborne Road also. ��9 3/6/2/12 � : ' H/i„ ''? � `� ' q\\ t � � t� �'; � ��•�, �, .r, � DATE 5-19-88 FROM Ser�ean SUBJECT POLICE DEPARTMENT City of Fridley Minnesota Parking Complaints on University Service Drive in Front of Northtown Nissan [►'�l�►iT•T:�_ ► � ►� TO ACTIONI INFO This is just a follow-up to our discussion on 5-17-88 regarding the parking problem on the service drive in front of Northtown Nissan. I was given two additional telephone complaints regarding the cars parked on the service drive on 5-18-88. I did not personally talk with the callers, however, one of them stated there was a near accident due to the congestion. As mentioned in my incident report on 5-17-88 (ICR88-59103 attached) I think one or both sides of the service drive should be posted "No Parking" in the interest of public safety. C c, 18C INCIDENT REPORT �� 88-59103 FRIOLEY POLICE OEPARTMENT ��2� OfFENSE OF INCIOfNT P`�� w� S M T W TM F pATE REPORTED TIME qECE�VED TMAE DiSPATCMED TM1E Aqq1yE0 TIME COMILETED OS-17-88 0915 0915 0930 l OITEOCCtMAEO NRD: R - r�dio 1A1[ OOCINIA�O 05-17-88 0830 P - vhone � KACE OF OCCUMENCE �MO I A- � 1 � rm ARt „ Universitv Service/Front of Northtaan Nissan 2 �M[ N► {�VMrLw1!/ANT/YIGTIM � I I- In person JU' lla WSINE55 AOORESS h�E 13625 J Street. Andcver 755-3100 peoonrEO sr Ca�plainant ADOqESS �E OFfICEA A5516NED �p � S�t. Friis 3330 dkh ASSISTING OFFIGER(S) �p A�OV� Y - visual M - •�11 T - Other GF! iRl 9190 S 1SN UOC DISj �LACEMENT vAluE VALUE OI OAMAGE RGF VALtJE 11ECOVEIIED. MRESTEO/SUSPECT(5� 011 DESCqIPT10N TIYf OF Apl�$T 2 rMTNESSES � �F10ME 00� �. J. OETAI�S Oi MICtOE1�1T �oorrww� �oRn: Miss Pixler is a school bus driver for Rottke Bus Canpany in Andaver. Miss Pixler drive her bus on the service drive of TH47 from Osborne Road to 79th Avenue each day. Miss Pixler states there is a great deal of difficulty driving her school bus in th area of Northtc�i Nissan. She states there are vehicles firocn Northtown Nissan parking o both sides of the street creating a very narrow roadway. Miss Pixler states she must sla dawn or stop when meetinq oa�caning traffic because of the narnow roadway. Miss Pixler i concerned she will hit a vehicle parked on the street because of the narrow road caused b parking. � I w�ent to the area of Northtown Nissan and watched traffic for approximately an hour I noticed there is a vezy narnowed roadway causinq vehicles to move closer to the center lin� or crnss overe to the alcoming traffic lane. The pro�blem of two vehicles passing be�ame: worse when the vehicles are larger trucks meeting. When a larger vehicle, i.e. seni or schoo. bus, ma}ces the north end cuYVe, it takes up tt� entire roadway. Zl�ere is a definite problem with the vehicles parking on both sides of the sezvice drivE as described by Miss Pixler. I feel the p�ublem oould be resolved by posting one or bott sides of the service drive "No Parking". **Cop^j to Mark Burch, Fridley Public Works w CoqroER � _SE� „ 18D � � -- ----': ��— � ., , � . � ` -',� ., — EAST ��RA%V H .•.� -- -y: - -- ; -- — ,� � X . . . " � EAST � RANCH -'' �� 'oRnr ' PL�q = f - � ESrArES ��' : _Ase ,� �•� �'_ ' • E.s%� %ES � F/RST'!� "` ,;,� �. � _ � � �r� �� " i r •� ± �� ' s . `� _ "– � _ � �� _ TH/R� ADD. Aoo � � ':::,� � : ; �os�!''E. _ _- �. I _._ . . � �, �• � _. - � �Z. " �: L : ;� rzK�o' - �.. ./ �,,, ' � ( I � � �!� • (2t6C.� .�' sr _ � � �� fiT`? - � - ; -r, �,,. . . ; ; - .. �- . 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I �w 3 � i-; c.�. .�...w.r . .._ /J�at�._._ ... ��-.. . � A 4 ./ i y_ ��a� r�o. - �s8 R�.90LUPION AU�iORIZINr THE P�QS� OF "1� PARRING" SIC�1S Q+I RICE Q2EER ROAD - a. k. a. 61st AVII�IUE (M. S.A. S. 302 ) BE1WEIId TRUNR HIC�Y 65 A1�ID CF�TI'RAL AVII�IUE WHERFAS, the "City" is planning the improvement of Rice Creek Road from T.H. 65 to Central Avenue, and WHERF�.S, the "City" will be expending Municipal State Aid Funds on this Street Imrpovenent Project - ST.1988-2, and WHERF•AS, the planned improvement does not provide adequate width f or garking on either side of the street, approval of the proposed construction as a Municipal State Aid Street project must therefore be conditioned upon parking restriction, and WHERF.A.S, the extent of these restrictions that would be a necessary prerequisite to the approval of this construction as a Municipal State Aid project in the "City", has been determined. NOW, THEREFbRE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City of Fridley that the City is hereby authorized to post "NO PARKING" signs on both sides of the abave-named street between T.H. 65 and Central Avenue upon completion of the Street Improvenent Project ST.1988-2. PASSID AI�ID ADOPPF�D BY �iE CITY �UNCIL OF Z�iE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS nAY OF , 1988. AZ�I�ST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR 19 MEMORANDUM TO: I3asim Qureshi. City Manager PW88-170 FROM: J� G. F1ora,�Public Works Director DATE: �y 27, 1988 SUBJECT: �Ce Creek Road - '�b Parking" Rice C�eek Road, between Higraaay 65 and Central Avenue is an MS1�S street. The current plans far the improve�nt of Rice CYeek Road ir,clude two lanes of traffic in each direction. There is insufficient space in the available right-of-way fo� parking. Accordingly, N�DO�r requires a Resoluti� by the city designating this se��ent of the znad as "I�b parking°. In order to obtain final approval of the plans for the Rice Creek Road improvanents, a"No Parking" Resoluticai nnist be provici�ed to District 5. Reoa�mend the City Council appro�ve the "No Parking" R.esolutio� for Rice � Road between Highway 65 and Central Avenue. JF/g Attac�nts 3/6/2/17 19A • ..:. ,' ,� u� ( ~ _ • �� 3 �� ZZ o� -�� ' a,! w � I �� ♦ � . � �, . � �3L lI CEt �' ,� 2, �'• ,A � : t� �w - . • � . � � ' , a , �,, . �� , � � t � .�.. � ^ � , , �.. � �z s �+ �o C , �,., . . � � 6 y �� • 1� � . �: 7?�O ---•-- �� h �i�/G L.dN _ �' � . �_ i' ��•Jn�F .� � � r I . , � � �� +� ' ' A�E. �' � �s �s �s ��' �o � � �t , � �� . T a �, .�os •Z4°" ;) ,'� � • � : 1� �u.s iP ,,� . ; ' 8 h t � �,9 e `� '. /�� (�, � �. '� _ �_ #_ " � • � � ' ---- .• . , � j - w p o . � ryiy r, t,sy k...r s-�er sy�r: �—' / 6(!'t9i '�r� �'4 i,��" �•S�� , - �.1_-- 1 � / • � ��-�$.–"_—t--_---- �, __ • i. � i ��.s � q " -.►,, d,,.... _ . 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ST.1988 - 4 (East River Ro�ad and Osborrbe P%j ect� WHERE,AS, aa� Nc7venbPx 18, 1985, the City Council by Resolution 102-1985 supported the Anoka County Improvesnent Project for the intersectio� at East River Road and Osborne Raad; and tr��RE',A.S, the Anpka County Highway Departmerit conducted a public hearing on the Improvanent Proj ect and inf orn�d the residents of the proj ect pl ans on M�,y 10, 1987 ; and Wf�RF,AS, the City Council approved the Imprc7vement Proj ect by Resolution No. 24-1988, oaz March 7, 1988; and W�, the City Council approved the parking restrictions on East River Raad and Osborne Road by Resolution No. 25-1988 on March 7, 1988; and Wf-�RE',AB, the City Council approved the Joint Powers Agreement for the p�roposed improvenexits and estimated cost ca� Nlarch 7, 1988. NOW, Zf�tEFC)�RE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fridley as follaws: 1. That the City of Fridley has entered into an agreanent with Anoka County for the cc�letion of Project 02-601-33 and 03-608-07 at the intersection of East River R�oad and. Osborn�e Road. 2. That the City Qerk shal.l act to ascertain the name and address of all uar�ers of parcels of land directly affected or within the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvanents, and calculate estiunates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands. 3. That the estim3tes of assessnents of the Qerk s1�a].1 be available for inspection to the awner of any parcel of land as may be affected thereby at arly public hearing held relative thereto, as well as at any prior time reasanable and convenient. 4. That the area praposed to be assessed for said impravements and each of than as mted in said agreanents and report of the Clerk are all of the lands and areas as are proposed to be assessed. All of the same to be assessed prr�portionately according to the benefits received. . 5. That the City CLerk is authorized and directed to give notice of such public hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official newspaper in the City of FYidley and by mailed notices to all the property awners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of these im�rovanents acoording to law, such r�tice to be substantially in form and substance of the mtice attached hereto as Exhibit "A". 6. That this Coun�cil will meet on the llth day of July, 1988, at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall in the City of FYidley far the p�arpose of hol ding a public hearing on the impravement noted in the mtice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit "A". PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS L1AY OF . 1988. WILLIAM J. NEE - N�YOR A'I'1'E.ST: SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY Q,ERK � � � QTY OF FRI1�,Ey (F�chibit A) • � • i•' � •, � �• •.• �+ i� STR�� PIaQTECT ST. 1988-4 WI�REAS, the City Council of the City of �ridley, Anr�ka County, Minnesota, has d�aned it expedient to receive evide.,nce pertaining to the improvements hereinaf ter descr�bed. NOW, TF�REFbRE, NOTICE IS F��Y GIVIId ZHAT an the 11th day of July, 1988, at 7:30 p.in., the Ciiy Council will meet at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue, N.E., Fridley, N�1 and will at said t.ime and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature of the improvemets is the oonst�ewctio� (in the lands and streets noted below) of the follawing improvenents ta-wit: CJUNSIRUCTION ITEM: Street improvements, including grading, concrete curb and gutter, stabil ized base, hot-7nix bitivai.nous mat, sanitary and sto�n sewer, traf f ic si�a.l, street lighting, landscaping, bike/walk path and other facilities, located as follaas: Osborne R:oad East of East River RQad to Main Street $991, 543 70 THAT 'IHE ARE11 P1�OpQSED '11� BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IS AS FC?LLCAdS : All of the land abutting upon said streets n�ned abave and all lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to he benefits received by such i�x�ovm�nt ar agreanents made. That shrnald the Council proceed with said improvenents, they wi11 consider each sep�arate impravsnent, except as h�ereaf ter othenvise pravided by the Council all under the follo�aing authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and laws �nendatory thereof , and in conf ormi ty wi th te City Charter. L1ATID �iIS th LIAY OF , 1988. BY ORDIIt OF TEIE CI'PY 0.'70N(�,. _ _._,�—_ WILLIAM J. I�E - N�lYOR PCTBLISH: JUI� 15, 1988 JUi� 22, 1988 � : ParkS Streets Ma�ntenance MEMORANDUM TO: �s� ��. City Mar�ager PW88-175 FROM: Jahn G. F'lora,�Public Works Director DATE: June 2, 1988 SU BJ ECT: �� d I�rove�7ts Th,e County is scheduling the i�rovc�zts of the intersection of East River Raad and Osborne Road and ug�grading Osborne Road between East River Road and Nk�in Street. The total project is $992, 000.00 and the city cost is estimated at $99,000.00. The secti� of Osborne Road between East River Road and Main Street has never been assessed. Previous i�rovenents to Osborne Road between Main Street and University Avenue were assessed to the co�nercial properties at a rate in excess of $37 per front foot. Based upon the proposed improvement costs and the past city policy, the ca�ntiercial properties' assessnent �m this segment of the project should be less than $36 per front foot. In �der to provide the funds for this scheduled County itrq�rwement project, recatmend the Council set a public hearing for July 11, 1988. JGF/g Attac�nents 3/6/2/7 20C • �: � � •.. A�Y� " .. .. ' I�I� M . /_.... ,��1 1�� ', Irr�� c � � \`�. L �` �J . ��. ��`'']� rl� . \•NI• `\ I � 1� � �`., � i ^ �.` a: �- \ `,, M..�. \� c��in ..a.�.. • u 9 �,r• � �� ,, 'Y.�.�'�� ' �• , , � � . Q� ��' � \ ; `� �•`••�,J \ �� /°�J �� j V� /�\ '..` {`♦ _ i J X O 0 s 0 w•• ..... .. � _ ' 1 � i.•:•. � 1� � \�1 � CO �K `� ; �i�N q •' .... �.. . 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WFIEREP�S, the Metropolitan Council has proposed revisions to its 1983 Transportation D�velognent Guide/Policy Plan (the "Plan") and has solicited cannents regarding those pz�posed revisions; and, WF�E'AS, the partion of the Plan regarding light rail transit recommends developing either faur or six light rail transit corric�rs and sets forth a pr�osed time frame for develogn�eszt; and, WI�RE'AS, the "Minneapolis North" and "Minneapolis Northwest" corridors identified by the Metropolitan Council, which are the �ly corridors which could serve Anoka County and the north metropolitan area, are both contained in the six-corridor alternative ("Alternative C") and are scheduled for develogn�nt in the last time period, 2001-2010; and, WHEREP,S, previous 5tudies completed by the Metropolitan Council have determined that light rail transit is feasible and potentially cost-effective in both the "Miru�.apolis Nortt�vest" corridors cba�r�ecting the rwrth metropolitan area with clo�mtaan Minneapolis because the Metropolitan Council has faund that these corridors: - meet the daily ridership thresholds for LRT on railroad and arterial street aligr�meizts; - meet the annual capital and operating cost per passenger thresholds ; - provide favorable sezvice tfl the tsansit dependent; - have a positive iicrpact on currently cangested higYaaays; and, W�RE'AS, the Anoka County Regional Railroad Authority has completed a Scoping Study identifying reoamierLded route alternatives for detailed study and inclusion in a Catiprehensive LRT S�sten Plan to be completed in early 1989 : NOW, Tf�REFURE, BE IT RESCg,VED that the City Counci.l of the City of FYidley makes the follvwing rec�amn�ndations to the Metropolitan Council: 1. The Metropolitan Council should adopt the full six-corridor re�rydation. 2. The I�1et,rapalitan Council shauld revise the Plan to amit the timetable and sequesiee for eorriclor c�evelc�x�a7t in arc3�er to pz�avide for greater planning flexibility in te metz�politan ax'ea. 3. The corric�or designation oontair�ed in the Plan shauld be suf f iciently flexible to allav for local decisio�s regarding the specific location of li�t rail transit routes. 4. The Metro�politan Cbuncil shauld mt use the existing level of study of any particular corridor as a long-range planning criterion to determine the priority of inetropolitan investment in light rail transit. " BE rr �� x�vm tr�at: 1. The Arx�ka County Regional Railroad Auth4rity is maving expeditiously to �iplete a Cce��preherLSive LR.T S�istsn Plan for Anoka Cbunty by early 1989, which will seek to coordinate existing transportation services and facilities in the most cost-effective and efficient manner. 2. Preliminasy statistics p�epared by the Metropolitan Council in its 1986 study entitled "Long-Range Transit Analysis: A Study of Potential Transit Ca.pital Investments in Zt�vin Cities Corridors" indicates that both the North and Northwest Corridors compare favorably t�o other alte.rnatives ranked high+er in the praposed Plan. 3. The mrth.metropolitan area and Anoka County in particular is in a stage of rapid development, with major metropolitan facilities scheduled for develognent, and its need for light rail transit has increased since the 1986 study. 4. Light rail transit service to the north metropolitan area is consistent with the philosophy and goals of the Plan and should be supported by the Metropolitan Council. PASSED AI�ID ADOPI�D BY THE CITY Cx7UNCII, OF � CITY OF FRID�,EEY ZiiIS L1AY OF , 1988. �� SHIRLEY A. HAAPALA - CITY CLERK 3/6/1/9 WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR 21A P.i�kS Sncets Me �,!e.n.incr MEMORANDUM TO: �s�' ��• ��' ��g� FW888-173 FROM: J� G. Flara, +rublic War�ks Director DATE: June 2, 1988 SUBJECT: Light Rail Transit The Arx�ka County Ccmnissio�ers have sent a Resolution to the Metropolitan Council reoam�ending the Aru�ka County Corridor be included in their proposed ZYansportaticn Develogrnnt GuiclelPolicy Plan. Z�e County has requested City support for their position. Attached is the County's Resoluti� for oansiderati� by the Council. JGF/g 3/6/2/14 21B -_ r •� • : . <<.� �, ,,�,,r�..r'� �,yM, `Ot , , ��1C � COU NTY OF ANQKA O//ite oJ fhe County Boa�A o/ Commissiontrs COURTHOUSE ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303 612-421-4760 May 31, 1988 PAUL McCARRON Anoko County Commissioner O�strict /6 • Frid�ey Spring loke Pork Tl�e Ho�norable William J. Nee Mayor, City of FYiclley 219 Logan Parkway N.E. Fridley. l�i 55432 Dear Mayor Nee: I a¢�► writirg t.oday to inform yai that the Anoka Oo�tY Re4ional Railroad Authority at their most reoent ��°� �litan Cbur�c'il se �Pro�osed laesolution #88-2 - ResPor�se Transportation Develvpnent C,uide/Pnlicy Plan As It Relates Zb Lic�t Rail Zransit. We wvuld ask that you oontact t1�e 1"1etYr�Olitan O�u�il before June 23rd in sup�ort of the reoa�ane�r�datians list.ed in this re�-.�olution. As always, should yvu t�ave any questirns rega�din9 this matt:er, please ootYt.act me or Tim Ya;yt.os. DeputY OamtY J�ni ni ctratpr, Ar�ka OouT►ty. Sit�oerely, Paul MoC�rron, C�air p,noka Oo�mty Regional Railroad Authority Pm er�closui�e vc: �asin► 4urestu city Manager Off�ce Suite 103 Commerce Pork Off�ce Building. 7362 University Ave. N.E.. Fnd�ey. MN 55�32 • PHONF: 571 797b AHirmative Action / Equal OppoKunity Employer _��: � = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL June 6, � 988 Type of License: B,r��. Approved By: BILLIARDS -- LICENSES American l.egion Punkin Vending James P. Hill 7365 Central Ave. N.E. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 CIGARETTE American Legion Punkin Vending " " " 7365 Central Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Fridley Standard Lloyd R Ring " " 7680 Highway 65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Northtown Standard Lloyd R. R�ing " " 7609 University Ave.��.E. Fridley, P�n. 55432 Viking Chevrolet Co. P1ark J. Dooley " " 7501 Nighway 65 P�.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 AUCTIONEERS Anoka-Fridley Auction James C.Peterson " " 848 E. River Rd. Anoka, Mn. CARNIVAL Fridley 49ers Days Scott Lund " " 418 Rice Creek Blvd. Fridley, t�ln. 55432 FOOD ESTABLISHPIENTS Domino's Pizza River City Pizza Inc. 792s-A University Ave. N.E Fridley, Mn. 55432 Fabian Seafood Co. Partnership P.O. 8ox 2227 Galvelston, Tx.77553 Fridley Standard Lloyd R. Ring 7630 Highway 65 N.E. Fridley, �1n. 55432 Northtown Standard Lloyd R. Ring 7609 University Ave.N.E, Fridley, Mn. 55432 � � � � Fees: $40.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $20.00 " Asking fees to be waived $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 3 _ FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL -- LICENSES � ,,,.,o � , oQQ Paqe 2 TEMPORARY FOOD PERMIT 49ers Parade Carol 4Jilliams 5790 Plaza Curve N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 49ers Days Scott Lund P.O. Box 32549 Fridley, Mn. 55432 GAMBELING PERMIT Asking fees to be waived Asking fees to be waived George's Restaurant Same James P. Hill 3720 E. River Rd. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 PEDDLER Junior Careers Inc. Shaun Brozek James P. Hill 2205 California St.N.E. Public Safety Director P1pls. Mn. 55418 Junior Careers Inc. Eric Nelson " " " 2205 California St.N.E. P•1pls. P1n. 55418 Junior Careers Inc. Charles Newsome " " 2205 California St.N.E. P•1p1 s . Mn . 55418 PRIVATE GAS PUMP Viking Chevrolet Co. Mark J. Dooley Richard Larson 7501 Highway 65 N.E. Fire Inspector Fridley, Mn. 55432 REFUSE HAULER Larry's Quality Sanitation Larry Saba 17210 Driscoll St.N.IJ. Ramsey, Mn. 55303 RETAIL GASOLINE �� Fridley Standard Lloyd Ring Ricahrd Larson 7680 Highway 65 N.E. Fire Inspector Fridley, Mn. 55432 Northtown Standard Lloyd Ring " " " 7609 University Ave.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 RELIGOUS PERMIT Col. Hgts. Cong. of Jehovah's Witn. Glenn C. Knowlton 2262 Bronson Dr. $300.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $30.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 Jumes P. Hill Exempt � = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CtTY COUNCIL -- LiCENSES June 6, 1988 Pa e 3 TRAIVSIEPJT MERCHANT Co1.Ice Arena Craft Show 3� Sale James P. Hill $60.00 7011 University Ave.N.E. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 National ScreenPrint Brain Groschen " " " $60.00 9749 Hamilton Rd. Eden Prairie, Mn. 55344 TAXICAB Suburban Yellow Cab Co. James Letourneau " " " $50.00 3555 - 5th Ave. So. P1p1 S . Mn . Suburban Taxi Corp H. 4Jilliams " " " $50.00 9614 Humboldt Ave. Bloomington, Mn. 55431 TREE REMOVAL Allstate Tree Service Donald Ley Ralph Volkman $40.00 7510 Jackson St.N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 USED MOTOR VEHICLES Viking Chevrolet Co. Mark J. Dooley James P. Hill $150.00 7501 Highway 65 N.E. Public Safety Director Fridley, Mn. 55432 CAP,NI V�1L Starbrite Amusements Linda Reinke James P. flill $425.00 401 Kimball Dr. Public Safety Director Champlin, Mn. 55316 = FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL JUNE 6, 1988 II�ECI32ICAI, Fivat ElectriC Clax�p. 2300 �erritorial Road St. Paul, NN 55114 By: Robert F. Tiplex Mellas Electric . 17065 Xylite Street N.E. Ha¢n Lake. NAI 55304 By: Bob Mellas Narthesn Li�ts Electric 205 Heights RQad E " St. Michael, N�] 55376 By: Michael ScY�oen GAS S�ZVI(ES Chuirhill's Ha�re Heating/Oooling I=�c. 818 North Priar Avenue St. Paul, N�V 55104 By: Dan Churchill A7's Heat].ng & Air Oood., InC. 6060 LaBeaux Avenwe All�rtville, N�I 55301 By: D�ald Savitski G1�sk Heati.ng & A/C 3149 - 162nd Lane N.W. Arbka, N�i 553 03 By ; garYy G�.slc Quality Air ?�c. 7907 - Sth Street N.E. S�ring Lake Park, 1�T1 55432 By: Rabert Li1ya GII�L QH�TI�ACInR Anderson Exteriors 2910 - 118th L�z,e N.W. C1ooQi Rapids, NIlV 55433 By: Kevin Anderson Cbn.stnbctiaa Ar�alysis & Managanent I�c. 7401 Dentral Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, I�A1 55432 By; Vergil �lorhaug Cbwles Cbnstzvctiaai 4014 I�unboldt Avenue Nprth Mi.nneapolis, 1�1 55412 By: Jo�in Q�ales De�es�u �ar� Ityc. 2836 �lfax Avenue South Minneapolis, I�1 55408 By; god Early�aine A�evel Ctmstructian 9307 - 5th Street N.E. Blair�e, I�i 55434 g1,; �k �� Dta�dee Nurseil' & L�ands�P�J 16$00 Higtaaay ##55 Plymouth, I�YV 55446 By: David Nassif /�. -- LICENSES STATE OF NIII�I Same San�e '�-i� i�' -�j`i. �� .. . . Sa¢t� �� ti� LIARREL Q�RK Chief Bldg. Ofcl. Satne San� Same .�� nurabil t Associ.arres. Ir,c. 7343 Ann Cburt Eden Prairie, NY�1 55344 First C�ice �cter'io�s. Ir�c. 6587 Berkshire Lane No�'th Maple Grove, NIl�1 55369 Harc�aoOd U7c�stsuctio� 17657 Henna Avenue North Hugo, NA1 55038 Heikkil.a Hane Repair 644 Riviera Drive New Brighton, N�V 55112 I,azbdgraff �Caistructica 521 - 53rd Avenue N.E. Fridley, NIl�T 55421 By: Tt�anas Kasprzak By s LarzY �-n9 By: Diavid Mattso� By: Dbzman Heikkila By: Virgil Landgraff Mic�test Fence & Mfg. C�ci. Inc. 525 E. Villaune Avenue So. St. Paul, NYV 55075 By: �n C7o�'rigan Sr. Misin. (buntry Builders & Ranodelexs Ir�c. 1900 �Vernon Drive South Minnetor�ka, I�1 55343 By: Thanas Stodola Moe-ostan aonstxvcti� cb.. 7x�c. 2650 Nicollet Avenue South Minneapolis, N�1 55408 Normarx3ale Sexvices Route #1, Isanti. NIlV 55040 4ua11 tY �trY 4260 Reiland Lane Sh�reviEwv, I�I 55126 By: George Ostun By: Nonnan HuJ.linger By: LYani.el Szmiot �rnvc � ctiurchill � s xane xeati.ng/abo�.irbg Inc. 818 N�rth Priar Avenue St. Paul, Nfl�1 55104 By: Dan Chuxr.nill Ai.r Oor�diticninq ABSOCiates Ir�c. 689 Pierce Butler Route St. Paul, N�i 55104 By: John Matthews L17' s Heating & Air Lb�d. . InC. 6060 LaBeaux Ave� � Albertville, NAI 55301 By; Dea�a].d Savitski Scune S� Same Same Saa�ue �� ._-_�'�'ss�'' �.�.�, Same Same WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg.-Htg. Insp. Same San�e 23D �sk xeating & Air aoma. 3149 - 162nd Lane N.W. � Amka, NIl�t 55303 Quatity Air. I�. 7907 - 5th Street N.E. Spring Lake Park, NIl�T 55432 T.G.S. Mechanical 50 Ctx�ctaw Circle (�anhassen, NA1 55317 F�ed Voqt & �iy 3260 Gorham Avenue St. Louis Park, 1�M1 55426 Ng1.90NRY L. P. CX�structi� 19119 University Ave�ue N.E. Cedar, N�V 55011 PLASTF�ING Joe Nelsa� Stwcao Cb.. Itbc. 1150 - 98th Lane N.W: � Cboa1 Rapids, NII�1 55433 PLLA�ING r___....__ Aaroa�' S P1Lmibing 347 - 2nd Street F�ccelsior, N�1 55331 Knantnlz �o[[�3rry 3107 Lyndale Avenue North Minneapolis, NIl�I 55411 Mr. Repair of N�T Inc. 1311 - 118th Avenue N.W. C�oan Rapids, N�I 55433 Rcseville Pltanbing & Heating 65 South Owasso Blvd St. Paul, NII�1 55117 L. M. Vesey Plunbing Cb. 7139 NEwton Avenue South Richfield, 1�1 55423 Ri00FIlVG Appl ied Roof in�g Sjrstens. It�c. 4575 West 77th Street Fa;na, N�T 55435 Bys BarrY Gusk By: Ro�bert Lilya By: Tan SY�andley By: Alan Malley By: Larry Plochocki By: �trelyn Nelson By: Dave Hughes By: Harley Oelschlager By : R�er Larson By: Greg De�b By: Lyle Vesey By: Jef f LiivdaY�l Same _� Sa¢ne San� D��RREL CC,ARK Chief Bldg. Ofcl. IaARRII, Q�ARK Chief Bldg. Ofcl. STATE OF I�II1�Il�T r � Same Same �•� DARRF.L CLARK Chief Bldg. Ofcl. 23E SI(�I E�EC'tOR Naegele outdoor 1700 West 78th Minne.apolis, Advertising 7.nc. Street NA1 55124 By: Z�xn I�ees LIARit� Q�AitK Chief Bldg. Ofcl. 23F r � FOR CONCURRENCE BY THE CiTY COUNCIL PERMIT FOR FIRE WORKS DISPLAY ON JUNE 19, 1988: VFW Post #363 & City of Fridley 1040 Osborne Road N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 APPROVED BY: Robert D. Aldrich, Chief Fire Department