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04-10-78 agenda~~.~ CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 110 Agenda April I0, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and. Members of the City Council City of Richfield. Gentlemen; Subject: Resolution Regarding County Support for Human Services Councils The South Hennepin Human Services Council, since its inception in 1971, has been supported by Hennepin County., through the county's Community Planning budget. Recently, however, the county has expressed an interest in withdrawing some of its support and forcing cities to share in the direct cost of supporting the la.uman services councils . The Ways and Means Committee of the Hennepin County Board. will be considering this matter at a hearing on April 17 , I9~ 8 . On March 28, 1978, the Board of Directors of the South Hennepin Human Services Council approved a position statement supporting continuation of full county funding for the human services councils. The board also developed a resolution for consideration by the city councils of the four south Hennepin communities, supporting continued. county funding for the SHHSC. A copy of this resolution is attached for consideration at the April 10, 1978 city council meeting . Respectfully submitted, CI?~"Vr"~ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Administrative Assistant Environmental Health Director WHEREAS, This City Council is'in full support of the activities and leadership provided by the South Hennepin Human Services Council; and, .WHEREAS, This Council feels that these activities have had a positive impact on the development and delivery of human services in our community; and, WHEREAS, This acitivity has been delegated to Hennepin County by state legislation and has been responsibly and effectively carried out through community boards; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of,that; 1. This Council recommends that a strong human services board be maintained; 2. That the most appropriate funding mechanism is through Hennepin County; 3. That this Council urges the County Board to continue funding as they have in the past. 7 1 ~- CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No, 109 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Proposal for Golf Course Site Architect On January 23, 1978 the city council authorized the city manager to interview golf course architects and to make a recommendation on the selection of a qualified architect. The city manager indicated that such a recommendation would be made late in March or early in April which would. be consistent with the golf course project schedule, The firm proposed for golf course site architect is Brauer & Associates. This firm has been involved in the design of a large number of golf courses and has the capability of providing a very high level of service to the City of Richfield on this project. Brauer & Associates is amulti-disciplinary firm with previous experience in working for private clients as well as all levels of gov- ernment. Brauer & Associates has previously worked for the City of Richfield in providing design and construction management services for the Wood Lake Nature Center and park projects within the city. A list of golf courses designed by Brauer & Associates in recent years is attached. The following four projects .ire the most recent courses for which this firm has provided services: 1, Pokegama Golf Course at Grand Rapids, MN. This is an 18 hole golf course to be opened. for the first time in 1978, 2. Brook Time Galf Course in Owatonna, MN. This involves the addition of nine new holes to an existing nine hole course, This project will be open as an 18 hole course for the first time in 1978, 3. A municipal golf course at Moorhead, MN. This is a new nine hole course currently under construction, 4. Floyd. Park Golf Course in Sioux City, Iowa , This project is currently under construction and involves major renovation and Council Letter No. 109 -2- April 10, 1978 rehabiliia tion of an existing 18 hole golf course, Staff investigation of previous golf course clients indicates that Brauer & Associates has enjoyed a good. working relationship with these clients; has provided a high level of design services; is thorough in analysis of unique design situations and accurate in cost projectic-is, It is recommended that the city council approve the selection. of Brauer & Associates for golf .course site planning services and authorize the city manager to prepare a complete agreement with Brauer & Associates to cover such services, The agreement would contain at least two parts with the first phase covering pr~s!iminary design work at an estimated lump sum cost of $6, 000, The second phase of the agreement would cover subsequent working design work which would be commenced upon authorization from the city, It will be necessary to present this agreement for council review, consideration, and action at the April 24, 1978 city council meeting to enable us to continue to maintain a schedule which will ultimately provide for use of a new golf course in 1980. Respectfully submitted., l~k~~. S Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Public ~1TOrks Director Park and. Recreation Director Finance Director City Attorney BRAUER AND ASSOCIATES 1972 Phalen Park and Golf Course - City of St. Paul, Minnesota Master Plan Como Park and Golf Course - City of St. Paul, Minnesota Master Plan Golf Course Feasibility Study - City of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Wayzata Country Club - 18 hole Par 3 General reshaping to tie into Highway 12 reconstruction LaFayette Club Rehab design and construction 1973 Front Range Golf Course - City of Denver, Colorado (through Denver branch} South Suburban Golf Course -City of Denver, Colorado (through Denver branch) GolfjSki Feasibility Study -City of LeSeur, Minnesota GolfjNature Center Feasibility Study - City of Fridley, Minnesota Mankato Golf Course - City of Mankato, Minnesota Construction revisions to exisiting municipal course Brook Tree Golf Course - Owatonna - Kaplan, Minnesota Master Plan Minnehaha Country Club - Sioux Falls, South Dakota Master Plan to expand existing 9 to 18 Cannon Fa11s Golf Course - Cannon Falls, Minnesota Master Plan (Housing program also planned and since implemented) Floyd Park Golf Course - Sioux City, Iowa Master Plan Southview Country Club - South St. Paul, Minnesota Rehab projects (periodic assignments for tees, greens and irrigation} 1974 Olympic Hills Golf Course - City of Eden Prairie, Minnesota Feasibility Study for Purchase (recommended against purchase) Feasibility Study for Grand Rapids, Minnesota., Golf Course Brook Tree Golf Course (construction) Mankato Golf Course (construction) y t Brauer and Associates 1974 - continued Galls Golf Course -_City of White Bear Lake Master Plan 1975 Pokegama Golf Course - Grand Rapids, Minnesota Master Plan and Construction Documents Carl Johnson (private developer - housing and golf) - Sioux City, Iowa Master Plan and Feasibility Study 1976 Brook Tree Golf Course - Grand Opening Floyd Park Golf Course - Construction Documents Pokegama Golf Course - Continuing (including bid and construction) 1977 Floyd Park Golf Course - Construction Moorhead Municipal Golf Course - City of Moorhead, Minnesota Feasibility Study, Master Plan, Construction Documents, Bid (Construction in 1978, open in 1979 Battle Creek Regional Park - Ramsey County, Minnesota Golf Course/Ski Feasibility Study Pokegama Golf Course - Construction (open in 1978] ~!. _~ // CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 108 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject:, Proposal for Golf Course Building Architect On January 23, 1978, the city council authorized the city manager to inter- view golf course architects and submit a recommendation for selection of a qualified firm. The city manager promised to make such a recommendation late in March or early April which would. be consistent with the golf course project time °sch~dule Richard Schwarz/Neil Weber, Inc, is the firm proposed to provide architectural services related to buildings and. structures for the proposed golf course. This firm is capable of providing a number of services including site analysis and sel- ection, interior planning and design, construction management and inspection services, energy use analysis, and architecture. The firm has provided significant architectural services for the City of Richfield at Roosevelt Park, Christian Park, and the Community Center. The firm has been extremely responsive to the needs and concerns of the city as cited by various neighborhood. groups and. committees, the staff, commissions and. council. Other recreational projects designed by this firm have included the Moir Park shelter for the City of Bloomington, Sumner Field recreation building for the Minneapolis Housing and Redevelopment Authority, a number of planned unit de- velopment residential developments, and other projects in the Midwest. The firm has provided architectural services for a new clubhouse for the Alexandria Golf Club. The firm is also providing architectural services for the private Maple Greens golf club in Maplewood, Minnesota. Responses from clients have rer inforced the firm's competence and responsiveness. Because the total program for the proposed club house cannot be finally determined until preliminary use proposals are considered, the staff has approached the various firms under consideration with estimated project expenditures. The staff is presently estimating the cost of a club house to be approximately $250, 000. Generally, fees for architectural services provided either on a lump sum basis, on a percentage of actual construction expenditures or on an hourly basis would be in the vicinity of $20, 000 for a project of this size. ~ti ~ Council Letter No. 108 -2- April 10, 1978 It is recommended that the city council approve the selection of this firm and authorize the city manager to negotiate an agreement with Richard Schwarz/ Neil Weber, Inc, The agreement would contain at least two parts,. The first part would. be for the preliminary work required at this time, This phase of the agreement would be on a lump sum basis, estimated to be $3,700, The second part of the agreement would. be for subsequent architectural design and other related matters, The agreement would. be presented to the city council for final review, consideration and action at the April 24, 1978 city council meeting. Respectfully submitted, Wayne S . Burggraaf City Manager - - - -- - WSB/eja cc: Parks and Recreation Director Finance Director City Attorney ~~ , i~ CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 107 Agenda April 10, 1978. The Honb~'able Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Request for Authorization to Purchase Property at 6244 16th Avenue Several weeks ago, I advised council members that the city may have an opportunity to purchase property located. at 6244 16th Avenue, for park pur- poses., This property juts into Taft Park and the city has been interested for some time in purchasing the property if it should become available. The city approached the owner of this property during the planning and development of Taft Park to inquire about the possibility of the city acquiring the property. This parcel abuts park property on two sides and is bounded by 16th Avenue on the third side. City ownership of this lot could provide a better park boundary line and eventually allow for enlargement, At that time, the owner was not interested in selling. During periods of spring thaw and heavy summer rains there have been instances of water converging in this general area and in the 16th Avenue parking lot. While the storm sewer system is adequate to handle this water under normal conditions, on occasion water has overflowed the parking lot and ponded in and. around the tot lot, coming within 15 feet of the house at 6244 16th Avenue. The present property owner has indicated that he has experienced some water seepage in the basement of his homt. It is the opinion of the staff that acquis- ition of this parcel for park purposes would not only enhance the park itself, but would, at such time as the house is removed, eliminate the potential storm water problem, An appraisal of this property completed by O. J. Janski indicated a market value of $38,000. The house is a single family story dwelling constructed in 1941, with a finished expansion area, The house has a front entryway, living room, two bedrooms and. bathroom, for a total of 1,055 square feet. A purchase agreement has been negotiated with the property owners in the amount of $38, 000. This purchase agreement provides that the seller will pay one half of the 1978 taxes, with the city paying the remaining one-half, in the amount of $229.55. The seller is also to pay outstanding special assess- ments in the amount of $732.64. •' . Council Letter No. 107 ~ -2- April 10,1978 There are sufficient funds in the. parkland. acquisition fund. to complete this purchase. It is anticipated that the house will be re-rented until such time as it may be necessary to use the land. for park purposes. It is recommended that the city council authorize purchase of the property located at 6244 16th Avenue in the amount of $38,000. Respectfully submitted, Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Park and Recreation Director Finance Director City Attorney RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF PROPERTY AT 6244 16th AVENUE BE IT RESOLVED BY the City Council of the City of Richfield.: 1. It is hereby determined to be necessary and desirable for the city to acquire for park purposes, the property located at 6244 16th Avenue, legally described as follows; Lot 13, Block 9, Girard's Parkview Addition, Hennepin County, Minnesota . 2. The owners of such property have offered. and agreed to sell such property to the city for the sum of $38, 000. Such proposed purchase price is hereby determined to be a fair and. reasonable proposal and. is hereby accepted. 3. A proposed. purchase agreement providing for the purchase of such property at such proposed. purchase price is hereby given Clerks File No. and. ordered to be placed on file. The Mayor and. City Manager are hereby authorized and. directed to execute such agreement on behalf of the city and the Mayor, City Manager, Finance Director and-City Attorney are hereby authorized- and directed. to take such other and. further action as may be necessary to complete the purchase of such property in accordance with the provisions of such agreement. 4. The sums necessary to complete such purchase shall be paid out of the Special Revenue Fund, pursuant to Transitory Ordinance No. 16.45. It is hereby determined that acquisition of real property provided for in thi:~ resolution has no relationship to the comprehensive municipal plan. Passed. by the City Council of the City of Richfield this 10th day of April, 1978. Loren L. Law Mayor ATTEST: Thomas J. Moran City Clerk a CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 106 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Tabulation of .Bids and. Award of Contracts, Christian Park Improvement Project On April 5, 1978, bids were opened by the city manager in accordance with previous city council authorization for site and building work related to the Christian Park improvement project. The city clerk, park and recreation director, planning director, assistant park and recreation director, site and building architects, and representatives from various bidding firms were also present at the bid opening. The bid. minutes and tabulations are attached. for city council review, The bids for this project included. the items contained in the plans approved by the city council, as well as a number of alternates, including tennis court lighting. The bids were divided into four major categories: site construction, building construction, site lighting, and lawns and plantings , Two firms entered. bids for the site construction work, The lowest respons- ible bidder for site construction is Fischer Construction, Inc. , with a base bid of $208, 000. The staff would. recommend. inclusion of an alternate providing for a maintenance curb for the hockey rink; this alternate bid. was in the amount of $1, 100. The low bid for the site construction total contract then, would be $209,200, submitted by Fischer Construction, Inc, Eight bids were submitted for building construction. It is the recommendation of the staff, supported by the park and recreation commission, that the award of contract for the building construction be based. on the base bid plus three alternates. In this case, the lowest responsible bidder for building construction is Henry O. Mikkelson, who submitted a base bid of $82, 000. The staff recommends the inclusion of the alternate for one open shelter structure, bid in the amount of $4,900, the alternate to provide aluminum windows (thereby allowing improved summer air circulation) bid in the amount of $1 , 200 , and the alternate to provide skate the flooring, bid. in the amount of $5, 500. The total contract amount for Council Letter No. 106 -2- April 10, 1978 building construction by Henry O. Mikkelson would. be $93 , 600. The five plan holders for site lighting all submitted bids. These b ids included alternates for tennis court lighting, in accordance with the council's previously expressed interest in providing lighting of the tennis courts. Al- though we have had some experience with tennis court lighting at Augsburg Park, (six courts), we have not yet gained any experience with the newly lighted tennis courts at Donaldson Park and Washington Park, However, the alternate bid for tennis court lighting of four courts at Christian Park is an excellent one and the staff recommendation for site lighting is therefore made on the assumption of the contract including tennis court lighting. The lowest responsible bidder for site lighting, including tennis courts, is Killmer Electric Company, Inc. , with a base bid of $42, 900 and a bid. on the alternate of $11, 700. The total contract amount would be $54, 600. Six bids were submitted for la°rvns and plantings . One of the. concerns expressed. by the park and recreatiol commission and the Christian Park neigh- bors has been that as many plantings be provided as possible, Therefore, it is the staff's recommendation to include several alternates in the award of contract for lawn and plantings, The lowest responsible bidder is Seefert's Hudson Road Nursery, with a base bid in the amount of $40, 428, It is further recommended that the following alternates be provided: additional tree plantings, bid in the amount of $4,655, additional sod, bid in the amount of $5,940, and a one year maintenance of all plant materials for the g~ara_ntee period , bid in the amount of $755, The total contract amount for lawn and plantings from Seefert's Hudson Road Nursery would be $51, 778, The low bidders have been investigated by the city staff and found to be responsible bidders, The ow bidders have also received clearance from the Department of Housing and. Urban Development, in accordance with require- ments of the Community Development Block Grant Program, The recommended total contract awards to the four contractors for the four work categories is in the amount of $409,178. This figure falls within the construction cost project budget and allows an adequate amount for contingencies . The bids have been reviewed by the Park and Recreation Commission, who support the staff recommendations. In summary, it is recommended that the city council take the following actions: 1. Accept the bid minutes and tabulations on the Christian Park Improvement Project; 2 , Adopt the attached resolution approving the low bid of Fischer Construction, Inca in the amount of $209,200 for site construction and authorize the mayor and city manager to execute the contract doc,t~,ments , Council Letter No. 106 -3- April 10, 1978 3. Adopt the attached resolution approving the low bid of Henry_O, Mikkelson in the amount of $93,600 for building construction and alternates as indicated in this council letter, and authorize the Mayor and city manager to execute the contract documents. 4, Adopt the attached. resolution approving the low bid of Killmer Electric Company, Inc. , in the amount of $54, 600 for site lighting and alternate as indicated in this council letter and authorize the mayor and city manager to execute the contract documents. 5. Adopt the attached. resolution approving the low bid of Seefert's Hudson Road. Nursery in the amount of $51,778 for lawns and plantings and. alternates, as indicated in this council letter, and authorize the mayor and. city manager to execute the contract documents. Respectfully submitted, ~~~~~ ~ . Wayne S . Burggraa ff City Manager VAS B/e j a cc; Park and Recreation Director Finance Director CITY OF RICHFIELD Bid Opening April 5, 1978 Christian Park Construction Pursuant to requirements of Resolution No. 1015, a meeting of the administrative staff was called by Wayne S. Burggraaff, City Manager, who announced that the purpose of the meeting was to receive, open and read aloud, sealed bids on the development of Christian Park as advertised in the official newspaper on March 15, 22 and 29, 1978. Present; Wayne S. Burggraaff, City Manager Donald Fondrick, Park and Recreation Director Richard Krier., Planning and Redevelopment Director Thomas J. Moran, Finance Director The bids were submitted and read aloud according to the attach bid tabulation. The City Manager announced that the bids would be tabulated and considered at the regular council meeting of April 10, 1978. Thomas J. Moran City Clerk ~. ~ _ '.'' TABULATION OF BIDS, City Project No. 719 Site Construction - Christian Park Bids Opened: 3:00 P. M., April 5, 1978 Council Action: April 10, 1978 GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONTRACT A-Si.te Construction U r-i O •r -i-> U L ~1--~ N O U S- N U N •r O N r N Y •r O S. OJ Base Bid 208,000 219,000 Bid Security B.B. 5% ALTERNATES: Alternate A-1 Add concrete maintenance curb + 1,200 around hockey rink B.B. 5% + 1 , 200 TABULATION OF BIDS, City Project No. 719 B,_-ding Construction - Christian Park Opened: 3:00 P.M., April 5, 1978 Council Action: April 10, 1978 BUILDING CONTRACTORS •° +> +,; o ~ V _ ___ _ __ _ _ - ~ U tq O to ~ O - O N ~ •r a--~ ~ .}~ ~ H N to O N O N U U ~ L (n O O •r Q. r- x •r Q N O ~ ~ ~ ~ U v1 r 5- dJ ~ •r S- ~ N 'a-~ ~ U N Z ~ O 7 O t \ W 7~ W cn s.. N S- W ~ _ '") ~ ~ ~ m ~ o CONTRACT 6 - Building Construction ~ o m ¢ Base Bid 92,000 90,891 120,353 82,000 94,351 89,900 79,100 g7,.500 Bid Security ~ B.B.S% 6.B.5% B.B.S% B.B.5% B.B.5% B.B.5% B.6.5% B. B. 5% Alternate B-1 + 5,100 +6,500 ~+6,060 +4,900 +3,959 +4,900 +5,400 +5,460 Construction of one open shelter (two open shelters may be built for two times this sum) Alternate B-2 + 2,600 -205 +2,160 -+1,200 +1,494 +1,900 +2,000 +1,786 Substitute aluminum windows for - hollow metal frames Alternate B-3 + 6,000 +5,900 +5,500 ~+5,500 +5,558 +5,300 +7,255 +5,200 Add skate the flooring Alternate B-4 1,000 -1,320 -- 830 - 550 - 400 - 700 -1,000 -1,000 Construct building using saxon sized brick y F 1 .. TABULATION OF BIDS, City Project No. 719 ~=+.e Lighting - Christian Park. Opened: 3:00 P. M., April 5, 1978 council Action: April 10, 1978 LIGHTING CONTRACTORS U r-i U U V S- .{..t N _ U U •r U U •r U N -- - _ --- ___.. _ .~ > S.. L ~1-~ U •r i -t-~ - S.. -F-> U r W N (n N r-- U N N r- O O U W r W W -I-~ ~ •r S- -N i 4J ~ ~ O O t0 ~ O •r ~ U N r r •r +~ 4- 4-- O O r CONTRACT C - Site Lighting '-~-' •r ~ U ¢ O = r m Base Bid 42,389 42,900 53 582 49,650 53,300 Security B.B. 5% B B 5% B.B.5% B B 5% B.B.% ni -rrnninrrc. Alternate C-1 54,431 55,900 64,528 57,800 65,490 Construct lighting system using SEPCO Alternate C-2 _ 49,600 Construct lighting system (Northstar) using other manufacturers- Alternate C-3 +13,226 +11,700 +18,249 +14,100 +15,600 Add tennis court lights, Hubbell Alternate C-4 +18,188.23 +17,200 +25,353 +17,439 +21,285 Add tennis court lights, SEPCO _ __ ____ Alternate C-5 Add tennis court lights, other manufacturers as 14,000 H~ternate C-6 73.50 +100 45.13 + 59 + 94 Unit price for con- centric louvers ~ • .r•, ~~. '.. ~~BULATION OP' BIDS, City Project No. 719 wns and Plantings - Christian Park Bids Opened: 3:00 P. M., April 5, 1978 Council Action: April 10, 1978 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR .. __. _.. _ •r a -v ~ ~ - _ v a~ cn O. A ~ -v ~ ~ O ~ U r cn ~ 43 ~ J N 'O ~- rt3 'a ~ N U ~ ~ S L C'S ~ ~--~ N N ftS J rt O N ,--~ ^ ~G ~ N ~F-~ Q. O t0 +~ A t~ cCS J ~ to U S.. i. i O ~G 4l O •r ~ O N ~ T3 N N ~ N - --~ +~ ~ S- ~ ~ O L CONTRACT D - Lawns and Z Plantings Q J 0. ~ J N Z - * se Bid 59,950 65,857 102,446.50 48,209.75 61,200 40,428 Bid Securit B.6.5% B.B.S% B.B.S% B..B„5% B.B.S% ALTERNATES: Alternate D-1 + 95 + 123 233 + 98 + 130 + 95 Unit price, 6' Colorado Spruce ** Alternate D-2 +95~ sq.yd. +$1 -97~ +78~ +65~ +99$ Unit price, +5,000 for sc;.yd. sq.yd. sq.yd. sq.yd. sq.yd. Kentucky Bluegrass remainder Sod of seeded area Alternate D-3 No + 6,000 +20,630 + 1,800 +10,000 + 755 Maintain all plant Charge materials for the guarantee period as specified * No 6' Colorado Blue Spruce ** Sod $.95 sq. yd. Seed $.30 sq. yd. RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO FISCHER CONSTRUCTION, INC., FOR SITE CONSTRUCTION FOR THE CHRISTIAN PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CITY PROJECT N0. 719 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That it is hereby determined that the bid of Fischer Construction, Inc., is the lowest bid, including base bid and the selected alternate to provide maintenance curbing to the hockey rink, by a responsible bidder meeting specifications for site construction at Christian Park. 2. That the bid of Fischer Construction, Inc., at the price contained in their proposal of April 5, 1978, with an estimated construction cost of $209,200 is hereby accepted. 3. That the proposed contract between Fischer Construction, Inc., and the City of Richfield is hereby approved and adopted and the Mayor and Manager are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract for or on behalf of the City of Richfield and the City Clerk is authorized and directed to affix the city seal thereto. That payments to be made under the terms of said contract shall be charged against the Project Fund. 5. That the Corporate Surety Bond in the sum of the estimated contract price which accompanies said proposed contract is hereby accepted and approved. 6. That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to return the security documents to the unsuccessful bidders upon the execution of said proposed contract. Passed by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, this 10th day of April, 1978. oren L. Law Mayor ATTEST: Thomas J. Moran City Clerk RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO HENRY 0. MIKKELSON FOR CONSTRUCTION FOR THE CHRISTIAN PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CITY PROJECT N0. 719 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That it is hereby determined that the bid of Henry 0. Mikkelson is the lowest bid, including base bid and selected alternates to provide for one open shelter, aluminum windows in the main shelter, and skate the in the main shelter, by a responsible bidder meeting specifications for building construction at Christian Park. That the bid of Henry 0. Mikkelson, at the price contained in their proposal of April 5, 1978, with an estimated construction cost of $93,600 is hereby accepted. 3. That the proposed contract between Henry 0. Mikkelson and the City of Richfield is hereby approved and adopted and the Mayor and Manager are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract for or on behalf of the City of Richfield and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to affix the city seal thereto. 4. That payments to be made under the terms of said contract shall be charged against the Project Fund. 5. That the Corporate Surety Bond in the sum of the estimated contract price which accompanies said proposed contract is hereby accepted and approved. 6. That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to return the security documents to the unsuccessful bidders upon the execution of said proposed contract. Passed by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, this 10th day of April, 1978. Loren L. Law Mayor ATTEST: ~" Athomas J. Moran City Clerk RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING-BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO KILLMER ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. FOR SITE LIGHTING FOR THE CHRISTIAN PARK IMPROVEMEPIT PROJECT CITY PROJECT N0. 719 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That it is hereby determined that the bid of Killmer Electric Company, Inc. is the lowest bid, including base bid and the selected alternate to provide tennis court lighting, by a responsible bidder meeting specifications for site lighting at Christian Park. 2. That the bid of Killmer Electric Company, Inc „ at the price contained in their proposal of April 5, ]978, arith an estimated construction cost of $54,600 is hereby accepted. 3. That the proposed contract bet~~~een Killmer Electric Company, Inc. and the City of Richfield is hereby approved and adopted and the Mayor and Manager are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract for or on behalf of the City of Richfield and the-CityCl-erk is--hereby authorized and directed to affix the city seal thereto. 4. That payments to be made under the terms of said contract shall be charged against the Project Fund. 5. That the Corporate Surety Bond in the sum of the estimated contract price which accompanies said proposed contract is hereby accepted and approved. 6. That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to return the security documents to the unsuccessful bidders upon the execution of said proposed contract. Passed by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, this 10th day of April, 1978. oven L. Law Mayor ATTEST: Thomas J. Moran City Clerk RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING SID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO SEEFERT'S HUDSON ROAD NURSERY FOR LAWNS AND PLANTINGS FOR THE CHRISTIAN PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CITY PROJECT N0. 719 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That it is hereby determined that the bid of Seefert's Hudson Road Nursery is the lowest bid, including base bid and selected alternates to provide for additional tree plantings, additional sod, and one year maintenance of all plant materials for the guarantee period, by a responsible bidder meeting specifications for lawns and plantings at Christian Park. 2. That the bid of Seefert's Hudson Road Nursery, at the price contained in their proposal of April 5, 1978, with an estimated construction cost of $51,778 is hereby accepted. 3. That the proposed contract between Seefert's Hudson Road Nursery and the City of Richfield is hereby approved and adopted and the Mayor and Manager are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract for or on behalf of the City of Richfield and the City Clerk is authorized and directed to affix the city seal thereto. That payments to be made under the terms of said contract shall be charged against the Project Fund. 5. That the Corporate Surety Bond in the sum of the estimated contract price which accompanies said proposed contract is hereby accepted and approved. 6. That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to return the security documents to the unsuccessful bidders upon execution of said proposed contract. Passed by the City Council of the City of Richfield, Minnesota, this 10th day of April, 1978. Loren L. Law Mayor ATTEST: Thomas J. Moran City Clerk ~ `~ CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 105 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen Subject: .Tentative Implementation Plan for Fire Protection Study Committee Report At the March 27, 1978 city council meeting the city council formally accepted the Fire Protection Study Committee Report prepared by a Richfield citizen comm- ittee. The city manager was requested to prepare a tentative implementation plan based on the report recommendations and to submit this material for consid- eration at the April 10, 1978 city council meeting. The purpose of this council letter is to provide information requested by the city council on the tentative implementation plan. A summary of the recommendations submitted by the committee is attached and marked Exhibit A. These recommendations have been reviewed by the public safety department management staff and by the city manager. We concur in the recommendations and. believe they should. be approved in concept by the city council. This procedure will provide major policy direction to the city staff and yet allow for future consideration of implementation details, priority designations and careful scheduling of productivity and. service improvements within estab- lished operating budget perimeters. Our staff review supports the committee conclusion that the report recommend- ations are interrelated and, therefore, must be considered as a single comprehen- sive proposal. The substantive extent of the recommendations, however, make it necessary to establish a priority system for their implementation. Our proposed schedule has been prioritized over atwenty-month period with an objective of substantial accomplishment by December, 1979, It is significant to note that improvements tentatively scheduled for 1978 are planned to be implemented within the current public safety department budget appropriation. The tentative implementation plan is attached and marked as Exhibit B. Following city council consideration, it is recommended that the following ' Council Letter No, 105 -2- April 10, 1978 actions be taken: 1. Approve, in concept, the recommendations contained in the Fire Protection Study Committee Report; 2 , Approve the proposed implementation plan in its present or amended form. This action will enable staff to move ahead with this program, making timely reports and recommend ations when specific city council action is required, Respectfully su fitted, CJ . Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager cc: Public Safety Director Finance Director ~ ` Personnel Director City Attorney ~~ `~ _ EkNti3tT A FIRE PROTECTIO~d STUDY CITY OF RICHFIELD, P-1INPfESOTA ' " SUP~i~WRY OF RECOP~1~1EflDATIONS The Fire Protection Study Committee recognizes that fire and police services are t~,~o basic needs that the residents of Richfield expect city government to provide at the highest level of professional capability. As representative citizens of Richfield, the committee has studied and es- tablished the Fire Division objective as: - __---= A.-- Maintaining the present level of fire suppression service B. Increasing the fire prevention effort C. Achieving a sound program of optimum cost effectiveness The follo~,~ing outlined recornmendations can improve the present fire oper- ations to~vard these objectives. Implementation will require a planned and coordinated program bet~~~een the city administration and the Fire Division personnel. FIRE PREVENTION ACTIVITIES 1. Formalize the present fire inspection program - For commercial and multiple dwelling buildings - Include improved inspection fol-low up process 2. Provide .and promote a voluntary residential home inspection program. 3. Clarify the fire codes for city application - As standards for inspection programs - For .revision of city ordinances ~~~here appropriate 4. Promote fire education and public relations effort - Capability presently exists within the Fire Division 5. Plans should be directed at including more community and individual involvement in all of the prevention programs. 6. Continue and expand the Fire Cadet Program ORGANIZATIONAL AND STAFFIPJG ACTIVITIES 1. An aI1 "volunteer" Fire Division is not recommended for the City of Richfield. 2. A Fire Division made up of twenty-t~:ro full-time paid personnel can achieve the overall recommended objectives provided the follo~:~ing requirements are met: - Experimentation in the revision of work schedules - Establish. individual work schedules based on the concepts of management by objective - Reorganization of positions and functions - Immediately develop a "volunteer" fire reserve force to supplement full-time fire personnel. 3. A committed employee relations program should be expanded to include assurance to the present Fire Division personnel that anu future pro- grams of personnel? reduction would be based on the principle or attrition. FIREFIGHTER TRAINIPdG ACTIVITIES 1. Improve and expand upon the existing departmental training programs - Fire codes and inspection - Coordinated fire suppression practice - Advanced specialized training for selected personnel 2. Expand the existing Emergency 1~ledical Service Program through the develop- ment of an Advanced Emergency P•1edical Technician Program - Utiii.ze present Emergency Medical Technician skills - Can provide optimum response service within the City of Richfield 3. Provide for a Career Development Program for Fire Division personnel with further incentives of internal promotion FACILITIES, EQUIPJ•1ENT, AND OPERATION 1. Provide a fully funded reserve for fire equipment replacemer~i;. 2. A central fire station facility is not recommended. t`1aintain the two fire station operation. -2- r - Provides optimum initial response for either fire or medical service - Provides a broader base of operations fora res personnel - Avoids capital expenditures to develop a larger - Operational savings of a single central station 3. Endorse and expand the concept of participating in tance Program. ~rve force of "volunteer" central station operation are mi ni rrai the ~-lutual Aid Assis- 4. Maintain, at a minimum, the current number and composition of fire fighting vehicles as a basic requirement. - - - -- 5. Upgrade the pumping capacity of ne4~ replacement pumping engines and - ---- -- assess the need for aerial fire fighting equipment. - - --- - 6. Further study the joint operation of the Urest station t~~ith Edina, espec- ially as it relates to Southdale, Yorkto~,rn, and Southdale Fairvie~~~ Hospital. 7. Suggest the city council appoint a committee to study and update the current ~~ledical Emergency Program for Richfield, as necessary. - 3 - EXHIBIT B TENTATIVE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN Organizing and Staffing Activities 1. Establishment of a "volunteer" fire support organization to supplement existing personnel. Initially twenty-five volunteer members are proposed to be phased in over a period of twelve to fifteen months . Approximately one-half of these individuals would be appointed. during 1978. 2.Initiate an effort to explore and experiment with limited work schedule revisions and. objectives, together with possible reorganization of positions and functioris- -This endeavor would. occur during the summer and fall of 1978 with any significant changes tentatively scheduled for implementation in late 1978 or early 1979. Facilities, Equipment, and O eration 1. Over the past few years, the city has gradually been able to ad.d fire vehicles to the central garage revolving replacement fund.. Of the three remaining vehicles which are not yet assigned to that fund, ane will be added in July, 1978, one will be traded or sold in 1979 and. an effort will be made to add the last vehicle to the fund before the end of 1979. 2. Recommendations concerning use of mutual aid, joint station operation with Edina and medical emergency services all involve some degree of cooperation and. work with other jurisdictions. These efforts will be pursued as possible during the twenty month implementation period. Firefighter Training Activities 1. Appointment of "volunteer" personnel will require a number of sub- stantial changes in the fire division training program, especially as it relates to new volunteer personnel and coordinated work activities for volunteers and full-time personnel. 2 . A comprehensive review of in-service training will be condugted in 1979. TENTATIVE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (Contd.) Fire Prevention Activities 1. Voluntary residential home fire prevention inspections can be offered this spring as part of the city-wide spring cleanup program. The commercial inspection program will be reviewed for possible improvements later this year . 2. A bill relating to a state fire prevention code and its application to municipalities was passed by both houses of the legislature this year . This new legislation will be reviewed to determine its application to Richfield and. possible impact on our code enforcement programs. 3. More emphasis will be given to prevention activities during the second half of 1979 after the- new volunteer fire support organization has been well established.. „_ 1 ~ CITY OF RICHFIELD., MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No . 104 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen:. _ -_ _ - -- _ ___ _ .Subject: .Proposal for Consultant to .Conduct Golf Course. __ ,- ,Feasibility Studies _ _ In accordance with city council authorization, the city staff has been in the process of conducting interviews with .qualified consultants necessary to assist the city by providing a variety of services which ~~ill result in the con- struction of a golf course on leased MAC property. The purpose of this council letter is to propose a consultant to conduct a feasibility study for this project. Preliminary work done by the city staff in the form of research, questionn- aires and other activities, indicate a substantial market for a municipally operated golf course on the MAC slte.. However, it is important that a firm qualified to research and document market and economic feasibility be retained to substantiate the work done by the city staff. The report made by the feasibility consultant will be important in the development of a financing plan and in determining the extent of the golf course project. It is important that the feasibility consultant be selected at this time so that this firm can work with the site planner, the building architect, she golf course citizen committee and other city personnel during the. preliminary phase of golf course design ._ Development Concept Corporation is the firm tieing proposed to conduct the feasibility study. Development Concept Corporation (DCC) is an independent economic consulting, market research and planning firm which specializes in real estate planning, landscape architecture and feasibility analysis . Although the firm has had clients throughout the United States, it is based in Bloomington, Minnesota. The firm is thoroughly familiar with economic and market trends in the Midwest. The city staff has received very favorable reports from the firm's clients. The staff of the Development Concept Corporation includes professionals with backgrounds in financial analysis, market research, feasibility analysis, community planning, design, landscape architecture, rnarketi:Yg and graphics. Staff of DCC, responsible for conducting the Richfield feasibility studies, would be available for the April 10, 1978 city council meeting. It is recommended that the city council approve the selection of this firm ` Council Utter No. 104 -2- April 10, 1978 and authorize the city manager to prepare an agreement with Development Concept Corporation for the purpose of providing services related to feasi- bility of the proposed Richfield Municipal Golf Course. The proposal sub- mitted by Development Concept Corporation would involve a $5,800 fee for the market analysis, cost and revenue projections and final report. The final agreement would be presented to the city council for review consider- ation, and action at the April 24, 1978 city council meeting. Respectfully submitted, ~~ S' Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja _ - - - _ _ - cc: Park and Recreation Director Finance Director City Attorney CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 103 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen Subject: Presentation by Storefront/Youth Action, Inc. -- --- - Mr. Steve Lipinski, executive director of the Storefront/Youth Action, Inc, has requested an opportunity to appear before the city council at the April 10, 1978 city council meeting to describe recent Storefront/Youth Action programs . Respectfully submitted, S. ,1L Wa yne S . Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja _.~ CITY OF RICHFIELD,- MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 102 Agenda April 10 , 197 8 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Request for Variance, 6749 Lyndale Avenue Mr, Julian Flaaten, 6749 Lyndale Avenue, has requested a variance to the front yard setback requirements in a residence (R) district to allow him to add a four foot addition to an existing three season porch, and enclose it for year around use. The following items are attached to this letter and will be referred to through- out: Exhibit A -proposed site plan Exhibit B -current area land use Exhibit C -current area zoning Exhibit D -petition Exhibit E '- -letter from applicant Background Parcel Size:. 50 x 150 feet (7 , 500 sq, ft,) _ Existing Structures: One one-story single family dwelling (980-- - square feet) and an attached garage built in 1936. Proposed Structures: The existing structure will remain with a four foot addition to be constructed on the front of the house . Existing Setbacks: ~ Front: 51 feet Rear: 31 feet Interior sideyard 5 feet Streetside sideyard 21 feet Council Letter No. 102 -2- April 10, 1978 Proposed Setbacks; Front: Rear: Interior Sideyard: Streetside Sideyard: 47 feet 31 feet 5 feet 2l feet Required Setbacks: Front: Rear: Interior Sideyard: Streetside sicbyard; 50 feet 25 feet 5 feet 15 feet Section 3.39, subdivision 2.2 of the zoning ordinance provides that if 25 percent or more of existing homes on a residential block have front yard setbacks different from the normally required 30 feet, the required front yard setback for houses on the block would become the average existing setback on the block or 50 feet, .whichever is less. The average frontyard setback in the 6700 block of Lyndale Avenue is 53.4 feet, with the smallest frontyard setback on the block being 35 feet and the largest 61.5 feet. There are two houses with frontyard setbacks of less than 50 feet, and seven with frontyard setbacks greater than 50 feet. Because the house in question is located on a block where the average frontyard setback is greater than 50 feet, the required setback for this house would be 50 feet. The applicant's house with the proposed addition would have a front yard setback of 47 feet, thus, a three foot variance is required. Requirements for Issuing a Variance A request for a variance must be judged in accordance with the conditions for issuing a variance which are set forth in Section 3.40, subdivision 6 of the city code, The city council should grant the variance only if all three of the conditions are present on the property. Staff Review The staff has reviewed the request for variance against these three condi- tions and made the following findings: 1. That there are special circumstances or conditions affecting the ,particular land, building or use referred to in the application, not common to other properties in this district or similar districts. It is the opinion of the staff that there are no special conditions affecting this property which are not common to other properties in the district. The 50 foot setback is common along Lyndale Avenue, and is not peculiar to this block only. 2. That the granting of the application is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of substantial property rights. Council Letter No. 102 -3- April 10, 1978 It is the opinion of the staff that the frontyard variance is not necessary for the preservation of substantial property rights. Denial of the variance would not preclude the applicant from using the property for single family residential purposes. 3. That the ranting of the application will not materially or adversely affect the health and safety of persons residing or working in the neighborhood of the property of the applicant and willnot_be_ materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to property or improvements in the neighborhood. The proposal does represent an improvement to the property and an invest- ment in the neighborhood. This, therefore, would continue the residential character of the neighborhood and not be detrimental to the public welfare. Staff Recommendation While the staff feels that the proposed addition would not be detrimental to the neighborhood, it is recommended that the re guest for variance be denied, in that all three conditions do -not exist on this property for a variance to be granted . Planning Commission Recommendation The planning commission considered this matter at their March ?8, 1978 meeting. Four area residents appeared in favor of the variance with no residents appearing in opposition. The planning commission voted to recommend that the city council approve a three foot variance to the front yard setback requirement at 6749 Lyndale Avenue, on a 6 to 1 vote. The negative vote was cast by Commissioner Ahlquist. Respectfully submitted, •_ _ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Planning & Redevelopment Director Public Works Director .~ Site .,Plan ExHiBir a N Scales i~~= 30~ W Q W Q 0 Z J I Proposed p Add~n. '~ :-15~ ~ 51~ j, 150 N _~ 68th ST. EXHIBIT B _ S r- NEW ELEVATION 1/4~~ = 1'0~~ 0 ~~ i~~ '• ~ a ~~ -~- 3- ;~. L - ._ _ ~._ ~_~~-~_Zoning Map _~~,~}~ EXHIBIT D ~- <<Z,~ ~, u,;; _ ~, ;, ... -~+... 4 ,~,r" C .,. ~ E'.;~.. 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The following items are attached to this letter and will be referred to through- out: Exhibit A - proposed site plan Exhibit B - proposed elevation Exhibit C - current area land use Exhibit D - current area zoning. Exhibit E - petition Exhibit F - letter from applicant Background Parcel Size:. __ 61.94 x 129.72 (8, 034, 86 sq. ft. ) Existing Structures: One story dwelling (1,19,2 square feet)`-- and attached garage (440 sq, ft.), built in 1951 Proposed Structures; The existing structures will remain and a 22 foot by 26 foot second story (572 square feet) will be added over a portion of-the existing dwelling. Existing Setbacks; Front; ~5 feet Rear: 25 feet Int. Sideyd; 5 feet St. Sideyard; 33 feet r Council Letter No. 101 -2- April 10, 1978 Required Setbacks; Front: 35 feet Rear; 25 feet Int. Sideyd, 10 feet St. Sideyard: 30 feet Section 3,30, subdivision 4.3 of the zoning ordinance requires that buildings of two or more stories in a residence (R) district have interior sideyards of not less than 10 feet in width. The applicant proposes to add a second story over a portion of the existing house. Because this existing building has a sideyard setback of only five feet, afive-foot variance would be necessary to permit con- struction of a second story. Requirements for Issuing a Variance A request for a variance must be judged in accordance with the conditions for granting a variance which are set forth in Section 3.40, subdivision 6 of the city code. The city council should grant the variance only if all three of the conditions are present on the property. Staff Review The staff has reviewed the request for variance against these three conditions and made the following findings: 1. That there are special circumstances or conditions affecting the particular land, building or use referred to in the applications not common to other roperties in this district or similar districts. It is the opinion of the s-taff that there are no special conditions affecting this property which are not common to other properties in the district. The lot is similar in size to other lots in the area , and the existing dwelling is similar in size and style to neighboring dwellings. 2 , That the grantin of the application is necessary for the preservation of substantial property ri hts . It is the opinion of the staff that the sideyard variance is not necessary for the preservation of substantial property rights. .Denial of the variance would not preclude the applicant from using the property for the existing single family residential purpose. 3. That the grantin~of the application will not materially or-adversely affect the health and safety of persons residing or working in the neighborhood of the property of the applicant and will not be mater- ially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to property or improvements in the neighborhood The proposal does represent an improvement to the property and an investment in the neighborhood. The proposed project improves and continues the residential character of the neighborhood and, therefore, would not be detrimental to the public welfare. Council Letter No. 101 -3- April 10, 1978 Staff Recommendation Because the ordinance requires that all three criteria must be satisfied before a variance may be granted, and because the staff has found that all three criteria have not been satisfied, it is the recommendation of the staff that the request for variance be denied. Planning Commission Recommendation The planning commission considered this request at their March 28, 1978 meeting. No residents appeared before. the commission either in support or opposition to the request. The planning commission voted to recommend that the city council approve a five foot variance to the sideyard setback at 6700 Chicago Avenue, on a 5-2 vote. Commissioners Ahlquist and Lindstrom cast the negative votes. __ Respectfully submitted, S. Wa yne S . Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Planning and Redevelopment Director ~. ¢-- N -~ Scale: 1~~= 20~ 61.13 ~ _ i __ _ EXHIBIT A I 33~ .C ~- N CD W CHICAGO AVE. _ Site Pfan EXHIBIT B r ' ~, ~j of Ni >j L: ! 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(. a J „e rJ •' r J 1,, J . - •~ , 1. ° I ~° ' ti• » Soo ~54'.e. + , ~ Ste' Z +~ • • ,._~o +~ taa~ ~ a EXHIBIT F March 7, 1978 Richfield Planning Commission Richfield Gity Council 6700 - Portland Avenue South Richfield, Minnesota 55423 To all concerned: `!e would like to add a second floor to our home. It would be 26 feet long and 24 feet tixride; consisting of two bedrooms a_nd a bath. Our home is 5 feet from the ~roberty line. It is necessary to request a 5 foot variance making our second floor exterior wall 5 feet from the property line. i:~e would arpreciate any consideration given our re- quest as ~~re like living in Richfield and our children express a sincere desire to attend Pichfield Nigh School this fall. Sincerely, t~~~'~'t/L' 11.'4' ~` '~'i~vc/r~a/ :jr. and Mrs. ~lalter K. Rucker 6700 - Chicago Avenue South Richfield, Minnesota 55423 cc: Inspection Office r r- CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 100 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: _ _ __ __ - Subject: Agreement with City of Bloomington .and-Richfield School District for Provision of Pre-School Screening Services There is an item on the April 10, 1978 .city council agenda requesting council authorization for the mayor and" city manager to execute an agreement with the Bloomington Health Department and the Richfield School District. A copy of this agreement is attached. The agreement provides for the .Bloomington Health .Department to make screening services available to all pre-school age children in Richfield. These pre-school ' screenings are required by state law. The school district will reimburse .the Bloom- ington Health Department at a rate of $6.50 per child .screened, and there will be no cost to the city. However, since this screening provides additional services not detailed in the basic agreement for health services which the city has with Bloomington, the attached agreement has been prepared. It is recommended that the city council authorize the mayor and city manager to execute an agreement with the City of Bloomington and the Richfield School District providing for pre-school screening services. Respectfully submitted, ~. Wayne S . Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Environmental Health Director Administrative Assistant City Attorney PRESCHOOL SCREENING AGREEMENT THIS AGREEi`iENT, made and entered into this day of 1978, by and between the City of Richfield, as con- tracted with the City of Bloomington and its Division of Health Services, (hereinafter referred to as "Health Agency") and Richfield Public School District No. 280 (hereinafter referred to as the "School"); WITNESSETH: __ ._ WHEREAS, the School is responsible for providing health and = developmental screening as defined in Minnesota Statutes, Ch. A37; and WHEREAS, the Health Agency is a Minnesota Department of Health Approved Early and Periodic Screening Program and is designated to provide early and periodic screening (EPS) services to children aged 0-13 years; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of mutual promises and bene- fits, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. GOALS The goals of this Agreement shall be to coordinate efforts to provide comprehensive screening according to Department of Education Rule for Preschool Screening to screen 3- and 4-year olds in the County of Hennepin, Richfield School District No. 280. 2. DEFINITIONS As used in this Agreement, the following, words and terms shall mean: A. MDH Approved Program--a screening program which offers regularly scheduled comprehensive health screening for children from birth through 20 years of age in accordance with EPS Rules. B. Diagnosis/Evaluation--the systematic classification of the nature or the cause of physical or mental disease or abnormality through the combined use of health history; physical, developmental, and psychological assessments; and laboratory tests and x-rays. C. Screening--the use of those simple and quick procedures as outlined in the plan to sort out apparently well chil- dren Erom those in need of more definitive study of phy- sical or developmental problems. D. Screening and referral form--a report which when completed by approved programs and submitted to MD1I provides a summary of the results of screening for each child and contains data which can be used for biDH and local program analysis and evaluation. E. Tracking--documenting the results of diagnosis and treat- ment resulting from the screening of a child. This data may be used to evaluate the type and appropriateness of the referral. F. Treatment--medical, dental, nursing, preventive, rehabili- tative, or other relevant services to prevent, correct, or ameliorate disease or disability detected by screening and diagnostic services. G. Outreach--efforts by an agency through professionals or volunteers to assist parents to avail themselves of pre- school screening services. H. FoZZom-up--includes an organized system for securing infor- mation on children who are referred to another resource for evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment. Follow-up efforts are to assure that the needed services were made available and to evaluate the effectiveness of the screening program. 3. SCHOOL RESPONSIBILITIES A. To assure that School Preschool Screening Program meets all the requirements as defined in Department of Education Rules. B. To write and submit a Preschool Screening Plan to the Department of Education for reviewal by the Department of Education and Health. C. To select developmental screening instrument in accordance with standards of the Department of Health and Education. D. To train or arrange for training of appropriate individuals to utilize the selected screening instrument. E. To provide ongoing supervision of personnel performing de- velopmental screening. F. To provide clerical assistance. G. To supervise follow-up of children who are referred to as- sure appropriate evaluation/diagnosis and treatment. H. To pay to Health Agency a sum not to exceed $6.50 per child screened for services performed under the terms of this Agreement. 4. HEALTH AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES A. To provide trained EPS or preschool-trained nurses who shall be responsible for: 1. f~ealth history interpretation. 2. Immunizations and dental inspection and education. 3. Laboratory tests: Ua and Hgb. 4. Nutrition education. B. To recruit and arrange for training of individuals respon- sible for vision and hearing screening. C. To provide supervision of vision and hearing screening. D. To train and supervise appropriate individuals to perform height and weight measurements. -2- CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 99 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen:. __, __ _ -, Subject: Conveyance of Highway Residue Land to Hennepin County At the February 13, 1978 city council meeting, the council considered a re- quest from Hennepin County to convey three parcels of highway residue land owned by the city back to Hennepin: County. At that time, the city council referred this request to the planning commission for its review and recommendation. , In 1960-61, Hennepin County acquired property for the Crosstown Highway construction project. This acquisition included three parcels in Richfield which were acquired for a total of $71 , 000. These parcels are located at: 6204 Morgan Avenue 6209 12th Avenue 6204 Vincent Avenue In each instance, part of the land ;.vas used for highway right-of-way and the remainder was conveyed to the City of Richfield in the early 1960's, primarily for utility purposes. A full description of each parcel is attached, Hennepin County has been pursuing a policy of selling unneeded highway land adjacant to the county right-of-way. As part of this effort, bids were taken on the three parcels of land listed above. It was not until bids were actually received that it was discovered that title was held by the City of Richfield rather than Hennepin County, It was at that time that Hennepin County inquired whether the City of Richfield would be willing to deed this land back to the county so that the county could proceed with the sale of these three parcels, The staff determined that, except for the need to retain utility easements, the city has no need to continue holding the property, Each lot contains fewer than the minimum 8, 000 square feet required for buildable lots in Richfield. Since the lots are all zoned for single family residential use, development alternatives are limited. If a party wished to construct a house on any of the sites, it would be necessary to obtain a variance to the minimum lot size requirements, Sideyard setback variances could also be required to build because of the irregular shape Council Letter No. 99 of the lots. -2- April 10, 1978 The alternative of rezoning the land for commercial development is not feasible because the lots are in residential neighborhoods and commercial de- velopment would be incompatible with the surrounding residential uses. A third possible land use would be to maintain the areas as open space or small neighborhood parks, acting as buffers to the negative impact of the Crosstown Highway. however, the lots are too small to be versatile enough to use for such a purpose. A fourth alternative would be to sell the lots to adjacent property owners who .:urrently benefit the most from the buffer space between the residential areas and the Crosstown Highway. The .three parcels were conveyed to the city for one dollar. The total amount of the bids received by Hennepin County for purchase of these three parcels totaled $10, 015. Hennepin County individually contacted all adjacent property owners to advise them of the proposed sale, so that these adjacent property owners did have the opportunity to submit bids . Hennepin County has received the high bid on these three parcels from the following people : 6204 Morgan Avenue South -John R. Paulson, $3, 606 320 North Edgewood Golden Valley, MN. 6209 12th Avenue 6204 Vincent Avenue John R. Paulson, - $3,608 320 North Edgewood Golden Valley, MN. J. B. Press - $2,801 1421 Park Avenue Minneapolis, MN. None of these three high bidders are adjacent property owners. In two cases the adjacent property owners submitted bids, but the bids they submitted were consid- erably lower than the high bid . Planning Commission Recommendation The planning commission considered this matter at their February 21, 1978 and March 28, 1978 meetings. The commission voted 6 to 1 to recommend that the city council not convey the three parcels of land to Hennepin County. Commissioner Anderson cast the negative vote. The planning commission felt that the city should maintain ownership of the parcels for several reasons: Council Letter No. 99 -3- April 10, 1978 1. The lots are not buildable without variances because of their small sizes, irregular shapes and because of the utility easements, which are needed on them. The planning commission felt that any development which could take -place on the lots would be undesir- able, since it would necessarily have to be limited to small single family residential structures squeezed in between existing homes and the Crosstown Highway. 2. The planning commission felt that it would be best to maintain the land in its present form, since trees on the Vincent Avenue and Morgan Avenue lots serve as a buffer for the existing residential structures from the Crosstown Highway and also present a pleasant aesthetic appearance, which provide the neighborhood and the commun- ity with a positive image. Staff Recommendation The staff does not disagree with the recommendation submitted by the planning commission. However, approval of that recommendation will mean that the City of Richfield will have to assume the maintenance responsibility for these lots which was formerly provided by Hennepin County. Therefore, it is suggested that the staff be authorized to explore the negotiated sale of these lots to the adjac- ent property owners. Respectfully submitted, S. ~~ ~~ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Planning and Redevelopment Director _ _ Public Works Director C ity Attorney *' t~ . COLrdTY ROUTR 62 ?.F.SIDUAL LAPiDS 62C1i ?~ior~an Aver_ue South, Pa_~cel No. 58, Lot 2, Block 2_ Melbar Size: 6761 Sq. Ft. (Trapazc?d) • ~ • 21.33 ft . frontage cn Piewton Avenue 271.32 ft. frontage wita Route 62 59. $ ft . frontage on• i~.'orga.-~ Avenue County purchased land in 1960 for $23,312.3+. Bid received Sept. 8, 1977, for $3,c'06.00. 6209 12th Avenue South, Parcel 31, part of Lot 2, Block 1, Donnay First Addit_en Size: 7018 Sq. Ft. (Tra._azcid) . 31; .03 ft . frontage cn 12th Avenue 138.26 ft. frontage wi ~?. Route 62 71.22 ft. rear let We=s:.reWert County purchase price (1961) was $21,500.00. Bid price received Sept. 8, 1977, for $2,801.OC 62C1+ Vincent Aven~.~e South; Parcel 11~, pert of Lot 2, Bloc'_~ 3, Lei: `s Richfield 1st "d: Size: 7088 Sc~. Ft. (Trapzzoid) , __ __. 62.26 ft. fror.~age or. Vi :cent Avenue South, 135.83 ft. frontage cn Crosstown 1+3.0 ft. rear lot ~.easureWent ('ounty purchase price (1961) wa: $26,250. G0 Bid price (Sept. 8, 1977), for $2,801.00 111717$ ~;: ~~ N s~aiE CO. RD. No. 62 (Crosstown Hwy.) w Q u.i Q N .«- 6209 12th AVE. S. PARCEL 31 Scal G.J a z 0 w z CO. RD. No. 62 (Crosstown Hwy.) W Q a 0 6204 MORGAN AVE. S. PARCEL 58 _ Road -k. service .~ N s~oie ,,,_ ~, ~.i Q Z D: m S (f1 CO. RD. No. 62 (Crosstown Hwy.) Service Road ~` w ' a F- w U Z 6204 VINCENT AVE. S. PARCEL 14 /8' CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 98 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: -- Subject: Proposed Procedure Relative to Baden Bowling Alley Reconstruction _ _ __ On March 15, 1978 a fire occurred at Baden's Bowling Alley, located at 801 West 77 1/2 Street. Mr. Bill Baden has requested that the city issue a building permit to allow him to reconstruct the bowling alley and restaurant which were located on the site. The original building permit for Baden's Bowling Alley was issued in 1955. Apparently this bowling. alley was constructed before the city initiated the practice of issuing special use permits for such facilities. i The Baden Bowling Alley is currently anon-conforming use. It is located in a C-2 zoning district where bowling alleys are not a permitted use. Moreover, a special use permit was never issued for the facility. Prior to the time that a building permit can be issued for the reconstruction of anon-conforming use facility, it is necessary that a decision be made as to whether more than 50 percent of the structure was destroyed by fire. If less than 50 percent of the structure was destroyed by fire, the facility retains the non-conforming use des- ignation and it is possible to issue a building permit upon receipt of an adequate application. If it is determined that more than 50% of the structure was destroyed by fire, the municipal code requires that the building and land must be brought into conformance with all current provisions of the zoning on~linance. The city assessor has determined that the building was more than 50 percent damaged by fire, in terms of the fair market value. The fire chief has also stated that the property was more than 50 percent damaged by fire, We have not received from Mr. Baden the amount of insurance coverage or the insurance ad- juster's opinion of the damage by fire. However, based on the city assessor's opin- ion; and ~khe city fire chief's opinion and observation, it is recommended that the city council determine that more than 50 percent of the fair market value of the building was damaged by fire, Inasmuch as more than 50 percent of the structure was destroyed by fire, a building permit cannot be issued until the building and. land has been determined to be in conformance with the current regulations .nf the zoning ordinance. There Council Letter No. 98 -2- April 10, 1978 are two alternative courses of action which can be followed and. which could result in permitting Mr. Baden to rebuild. the bowling alley. The first alternative would. be for Mr. Baden to submit an application fora special use permit for a bowling alley in a C-2 district. Past history of city council actions indicates that the city has previously made use of this procedure for bowling alleys. Examples are as follows; 1. A special use permit for a bowling alley at 6727 Portland Avenue was denied in 1957. 2 . A special use permit for Luxury Lanes Bowling Alley, 7715 14th Avenue was approved in 19 5 8 . _ 3. A special use permit for Lariat Lanes Bowling Alley, 6320 Penn Avenue __ --was approved in 1958. 4. A special use permit application for a bowling alley at 901 E. 66th Street was withdrawn in 1957; the withdrawal was accepted by the city council, 5. A special use permit for a bowling alley at 7244 Portland Avenue was cancelled in _1958. 6. A special .use permit for a bowling alley at 1101 East 66th Street was denied by the city council in 1958. The second. alternative course of action would be for the city council to go through •~a public hearing process to determine whether bowling alleys are a permitted use in commercial districts. Although bowling alleys are not specifically allowed in a C-1 zoning district, the city council does have the authority (Section 3.32 , subdivision 1, paragraph 7) to determine that. a bo~n~ling alley is permitted in either a C-1 or C-2 district. To make such a decision, the council must hold. a public hearing and. find. that the use is of the same general character as other permitted uses in a C-1 district, The commercial uses permitted in a C-1 district are uses which provide a limited variety of commodities or service, primarily for' the benefit of residents of the immediate neighborhor'~ood, such as a grocery store, meat market, barber shop, business or professional offices, etc. Restaurants, cafes and soda fountains are permitted only with special use permits. If the council feels that a bowling alley is of the same general character as the a1loJaed uses, the council should set a date of hearing, refer the question to the planning commission for its review, hold. the public hearing, and then make a determination. r Council Letter No. 98 -3- April 10, 1978 Given the past actions taken by the city council with regard to bowling alleys, it would appear that precedent supports the use of the special use permit alternative. This conclusion can be further substantiated by the fact that this bowling alley included a restaurant which does require a special use permit in a C 2 zoning district. In summary, it is recommended. tl-:at the city council take the following actions; 1. Make a determination that mare than 50 percent of the fair market value of the bowling alley located at 801 West 77 1/2 Street, was destroyed in the fire of March 15, 1978; 2. Make a determination that a special use permit is required to locate a bowling alley in a C-2 district. Respectfully submitted, ~. ~~~~ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/e j a cc: Planning and Redevelopment Director Public Safety Director ~I,. ~ j' CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 97 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Off-Street Parking Contract for 306 E. 78th Street On March 13, 1978, the city council approved a special use permit for a group care residential facility to be located in a converted Assumption Church convent building at 306 E. 78th Street. The council stipulations on the special use permit required the parking lot to be upgraded to standards required by city ordinances and. that an off-street parking contract be executed. On March 16, 1978 Progress Valley, Inc, submitted a site plan and application for an off-street parking contract for their proposed facility. In re- viewing the site plan, the staff noted. that the information presented was in- . sufficient to enable the staff to determine whether the proposed parking lot would. meet city ordinance requirements , In a March 31, 1978 letter to Mr. Donald Stuhlman, the planning director requested additional information and described the deficiencies in the plan that needed correction. In a letter dated April 3, 1978, Mr. Stuhlman noted. that a new site plan would be submitted, showing the additional information and correcting the noted deficiencies. Copies of both of these letters are attached. Section 3.37, subdivision 3.11 of the city code requires that any un-enclosed. off-street parking area used to meet the parking requirements of a group housing development must be located at least 20 feet from the travelled roadway of any public street. Progress Valley, Inc. is proposing to improve and use an existing parking area adjacent to the building. This existing lot is approximately five feet from the traveled roadway of the 78th Street frontage road and, therefore, would be in violation of this ordinance requirement. The staff has asked that the applicants enter into an agreement with the city that would. permit use of the parking area in its existing location if the applicant agrees to hold the city harmless from any possible damages which the applicant could incur if at some future date the city or the state requires additional right-of-way or easements necessitating moving of the parking lot. The applicant has submitted a draft of such an agreement to the city. Progress Valley submitted revised plans to the city which indicate r ~ Council Letter No. 97 -2- April 10, 1978 general compliance with the ordinance requirements for off-street parking contracts. However, the plans still lack detail normally provided as part of the off-street parking contract process. The applicant has agreed to provide a more complete sketch on Monday, April 10, 1978. If the final plan is submitted in time for staff review on Monday, it will be possible for the staff to make a recommendation at the meeting Monday night. If there is not sufficient time the staff recommendation will be to defer action until the April 24, 1978 city council meeting. .Respectfully sub fitted, (J ~. Wayne S . Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Public Works Director Planning & Redevelopment Director CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 96 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject; Request for Special Use Permit, 6701 Elliot Avenue An application for a special use permit has been filed by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ericksen to allow them to teach swimming lessons in a pool located at their residence at 6701 Elliot Avenue. The following items are attached to this letter and will be referred to throughout: Exhibit A -proposed site plan Exhibit B -land use map Exhibit C -zoning map Exhibit D -comprehensive plan Exhibit E -petition Exhibit F -letter from applicant Background Parcel Size: 75' x 131' (9, 825 sq. ft.) _ _ _ __ _ Existing structures: one single family dwelling (1,02.5 sq. ft),_____ ____ __ __ detached garage, and an 18' x 50' pool. Proposed structures: The existing structures will remain. Setbacks: Existing Front; 35 feet Rear: House; 31 feet, Pool: 7 feet Interior sideyard: 6 feet + Streetside sideyard: 12 feet Required• Front: 30 feet Rear: 2 5 feet Interior sideyard: 5 feet Streetside sideyard: 30 feet _, _ ,.K Council Letter No. 96 -2- - April 10, 1978 Surrounding Zoning and Land Use: Z on in North -residence (R) East -residence (R) West -residence (R) South -residence (R) Land Use: North -single family residential South -single family residential West -single family residential East -single family residential Staff Review The Ericksens have been conducting swimming lessons in their pool over the past four summers as a home occupation. The Richfield Environmental Health Department has determined that the Ericksen's swimming lesson operation violates the requirements for home occupations found in Section 3 , 29 , subdivision 14 in that it is a noticeable activity, it involves a nonresident employee, and it has potential adverse effects on the neighborhood. Because it involves teaching children, the proposed use constitutes a school; a school is permitted in an "R" (Residence} zone upon the procurement of a special use permit. Therefore, a special use permit is necessary if the pool is to be used for the purpose of providing swimming lessons. The request for a special use permit should be reviewed against the following criteria: 1 . Comprehensive plan 2, Conditions for issuance of a special use permit (Section 3.44,__,... __,_ ____ -- ._ Subdivision 5}, Comprehensive Plan - - - ---~-- The comprehensive plan indicates that the site should be developed for single or two family use, and accessory uses compatible with single and two family residential use. The proposed use would be in compliance with the comprehensive plan. The primary use of the site is single family, the pool is a permitted accessory use. The applicants indicate that their primary purpose of the swimming pool is to provide ~ recreation and service to the community, rather than a s a commercia 1 venture . Special Use Permit Issuance Conditions The zoning ordinance (3.41, subdivision 5) states that a special use permit shall not be issued if the proposed use would be detrimental: Council Letter No. 96 -3- April 10, 1978 "1. to the health, safety, morals, comfort, convenience or welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood of such use, or 2. to the public welfare or injurious to the property or improvements in the neighborhood . " There would appear to be three potential detrimental effects to the public welfare. The first would be increased traffic. resulting from the increased number of people using the pool. The increase in traffic should be minimal because the classes serve neighborhood children and would only involve a maximum of ten students at a time. Since parents are not. allowed in the pool area during classes, children would be dropped off or would walk to their classes which would further minimize parking problems . The second potential detrimental effect would be the inconvenience to neigh- boring property owners caused by noisy children. Noise could be kept to a minimum by the seven-foot privacy fence surrounding the pool and by the fact that children would be involved in structured lessons rather than in open swimming. However, the Environmental Health Department has received complaints in the past about noise caused by the swimming lessons from two property owners to the southeast of the pool operation. The third potential detrimental effect could be that the safety of the students would be threatened. However, the pool has been .constructed and is operated in compliance with all city ordinances and health standards. The classes will be taught by Mrs. Ericksen and one outside employee, both of whom are exper- ienced, and certified Water Safety Instructors. Mr. Ericksen is also experienced in teaching. swimming, and coaches the University of Minnesota swim team. According to the health department the capacity of the pool would not be sup- passed during the lessons if the class size is limited to 10 people. Staff Recommendation The staff has found that the proposed use would have minimal effect on the neighborhood and the public welfare and, therefore, recommends that the city council approve issuance of the special use permit. However, since the special use permit is issued to the property, if the. Ericksen's should sell the property, the special use permit would still be valid, and it is important to .take pre- cautions to insure that the swimming pool iESSO ~s are run as the Ericksen's plan to operate. It is recommended that the city council issue the special use permit with the following stipulations: 1. The classes be taught only by American Red Cross Cdrtified Water Safety Instructors 2. The classes be limited to a maximum of five students at any one time 3. The classes only be taught between the hours of 8:30 a.m, and 12:30 p.m. ~- Council Letter No. 96 -4- April 10, 1978 4. The number of outside employees be limited to one 5. No visible advertising be allowed Planning Commission Recommendation The planning commission considered this matter at their March 28, 1978 meeting. Five neighborhood residents appeared at that meeting in favor of the request. The planning commission voted to recommend to the city council issuance of a special use permit to teach swimming at 6701 Elliot Avenue, with the following stipulations; 1. The classes be limited to a maximum of ten students at any one time. 2. The classes be taught only by American Red Cross certified '~1Tater Safety Instructors. 3. 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'~ ", ~ : ~ .~ ;UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 'Department of Intercollegiate Athletics .~,~~; r~ ~ TWIN CITIES Bierman Field Athletic Building Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455 ~2~.~ 1~3J /~7~ ~o lf-(~ C iTy Ol-' 1ZiCf (FI~L.U ~~ ~ v~t2 A tnl ~-~ ~ S,~~crA ~. tl s E P~~ ! -t- ~w~~~ni~tc-~ P~aL X02 ~'~~c.Hlr~~ ~[~r~~~~ ~cs~~r~~~ ~~o c ~rLr ox-- ~t ~~ f ~~ g~~ - Z~4~ 11V~ ~©ur~ ~L QvC~.S7T ~=2~cY~ ~'t~~ CiT~( fir- 2rct~,~ic-7~ ~ SPcc i ~L LI S~ P c--2M i 7r ~Vt-~ r C f~ 1~lbcJ~t.~ ~iAt~C~ U~ T~ TLAG/-{ Ci~1S~c=S !mil 0U2 F'Q~t~, ~~T/¢- /Vl~~ tntrl=ic t'~uL~ MYS~z~ ~,~vE' ~xT~~r 1~11f~ ~X~~`7Zl~n/~Cy_ i~Y INS F~ ~S ~4 w~r~~ ~A~~Y ~NSrrzUCTa2 ~N.1~ M~/s~z.i= ~tS ~~c~cu or- THE U~vl vc,~sr ry a r Mr~tiL S~~-r-,4 es w i r~ ~r-~r~ , V~(C' t3C1 «z- ~ U 2 P~~~ ~iZ CSC 2S~l~L.IZL C12(=A7'/C)1\I~ Ndv~tcv~ 2 i~l~-~ -tNE /~1C/Mt3r-~~. OF /V~ t4. H~~2 No~~1~ ,~.,i-I t Ll~ 2L=7`.) ~--5 W L~Z..~. f{S f='~ 2SOl`I AC... F21 G~U~~ ~llY VY 1 F~ ~ 7-A 2 7-C-1~ 7"~R clJ / !~S ~ C=%~ ~~ C S . T-~(C- C L-/-l ~~ L .~ >=! fl ~C~ 6i=`~t~l ~C~IVC~U V~i2.Y -/~l~LL. ~`~ CYC2`/dr~l~ 1 ti V U LVCfDJ PA 2 T i e v~. A rz ! LY a U 2 Nom, l~ !-~ ,C3U fL.S , t-{.( ~ ~u i t_.,n ~ ~ ~ ~ n v ~ ~~ ~.o arc.. ~ ~C- n ~ ~ F~ 20 F r c / ~-~ T S ~! / M /~!l k= TZS ~1 /t./U .SA Fc' ~l 2LX//C,(Q 1/V ATL: ~ "' O U IZ P2 i MAC Y L~ OaC_.. ~ ICY ~ ~ ov ~ L ! f~ -t v Ca ~! 7-i N tJ C_ ~~ "`~ - UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 'Department of Intercollegiate Athletics ~4~ ~ .~ .TWIN CITIES ', Bierman Field Athletic Building Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455 x"i~ L «~ s ~ ~--~ rZ c.'tiJ Vv ~2~6L~=7~~ ~S TN~2L ~ ~~-cJL~L~I T'-S i l~1 T/J E t til TW c ~~ ~ 7~ F~U2 S vfvt n,7~"7zS F-2Gf'~!( ~ : ~! -- / Z ; 3 ~ Md tit ~ /~, Y P~~ 2 ~~ t ~~ ~ ~ FI ~ s N~7' r.~c=x--11 ~4 LC.. PCG~L ~ T ~t~1 y fir n~ ~ ; ~7N[_ Pct ~ NA s ~} sEu~1 Fc-c~7-- lJ /U Ff s©~.. ~~ P,e/ v~-c Y ~~vG~ .Su22C~u~l ~e ~v~ 7-NL PC7bL, ,SILL c r7'y o r- ~r cN r-r~--u~ o2n~rvc~ ~ /.~A~f~ ~~~ !N co2Pa2~TCo I ~U 7N E Pt~C_ ~T 7-!J E- T1 /vt E C;~ L.~rll ST2U C T/ U~• t/V L tlO PC YO L~ Vv / L~, F=/ til ~ / /~J ~ U /Z. F-A +~f~2 Sb 7~"lJ~4T V~! ~ ~~ xl ~®iU T7 /UUL 7`~~1 C (./ (tit C~ YO U/t/~ <S TC2~S r~ awl M, ~"'1~Af~1 K- Yo U ~~ lZ Yo v2 ~olU ~~ A c-~ft-"T(o f~ .~ ~~ P CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 95 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Golf Course Citizens Committee At the March ~7, 1978 city council meeting, the city council approved proposed guidelines for a golf course citizen committee, to be established to serve in an advisory capacity to the city council. Attached to this council letter is a resolution incorporating the guidelines adopted by the council at the March 27, 1978 meeting. Also attached are copies of applications received from citizens who have expressed an interest in serving on the golf course citizen committee. It is recommended that the city council adopt the attached resolution and make appointments to this committee at the April 10, 1978 city council meeting. Respectfully submitted, ~, C- Wa yne S . Burggra a ff City Manager WSB/eja cc: Park and Recreation Director Date ~ ' ~ j - A NAME Last HOME ADDRESS APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD )RY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APP Il~'~TI1iIENT!-, '- ;a ff ..~ ,,/ ~ ~ `~ i'i'i s lC i ~'' ~% AP 5 19 First Middle ~. Ri~t~freld Cit na Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (i~ different from home address) Zip Code Street No. - = City ~-~~ PHONE; ----Home ~~ ~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Zip Code ~~G--s~~ Planning Commission ,/ Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. K Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ~ n ~~ (~~-~N1-~-~ ~~,.'""~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for/this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in servi ~:~ ~~ _ c.~ t.~FGe ' v v - !~ ~~ ~ ( ~2~c~2-~..~' ~ Z/ Gam. ~~ ~ -r,.~cw~ ~` ~~ ~~~ Y /~~ .A ^' S N.1 5 S`~Pi`''r ~~ i ~~ .~:s,. CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: NAME APPLICATION FOR CITY OF R ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOI~~.~j~~`~;,':~ `' ~„„_,..~.r ~_ `~4 ~l~l ~n v Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~~ ~ ~~ ~ c~~-S'%Pf2 .~ _ .~~/tip ~~N . S3^y_.~'.S~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. - City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~~~" 3 ~ ~~ Business ~'~~- ~~~~ .~~ `~~ _ __ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of .Health Other ('~~~L-~' ~D~~sP o~~~~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee a/nd/w~h`y /y~o/u~are interested/'in serving: ~y~~ (, D~c°~ r'f/ ~( lPrt 'Y ~~Cs1~ ~~j.~ Sc ~d~ C /J ?~~/~ UPyl, ~"G N C' P ~ N ~f~ /~ S ~Gl G' u /J C O /j1 ~ 4 n~ s l S D ~T ~-) P/~ i ~- /1 ~`C) Lc /Z S ~- `~ j~ CIVIC,/ PROFESSIONAL AND COMMU~N~ITY ACTIVITIES: r~ ~,/N,(/ S~ ~~C /`y '~ ~ St°,~`-~*`^ D ~~l/!//~ jl S.r'G <'~R r ~v` y~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ .~_ ;~ Date ~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~; ~' ~ l~ ll "`'. ,~ i ICHFIE L ~'~~'' ~ 19 8 :_ ~~~~~~_~ Date ~ ~ ' 7~ i"~ti - l:.~i APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~`~;~ +"~ `~'"--~~"`~^' ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT _~ NAME ~t-~4-1)L~' f rrQ~?~IAS ~L ~_ ltr~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~l~a ~J Street No. MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) ~~M~ Street No. PHONE : Home ~ ~ ~-0 70 2 APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: City City Zip Code Zip Code Business ~ ~ 3'_~~~y - __ _ Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other~deF ~'yc~kZ,5C ~d ~,jT~~ Briefly discuss •aspects of your experience which you believe qualify- you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: drJ/~ %1-1~i4 ~r~t~L~ L~ tJ ~ ~ ~v/-1,E l~ /~1~~7i?~3t'7~ ~ir17 ~oi~LL~ ~/1~C ?2~ ~L`~ ~~~~C.j~/LS ~t/~~L~~~ ~o ~cf-~~~E~~ ~~Sr7J~~7S . C~c~Y l~T~~S~c: ~~ ~~ ~. Sfc~. TS ~c%~~iE~~7 5 S"~Z~3 CNIC , PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ~l~-~ ~ S ~l % 7~L C L.~~4 C-~G~c ~~9 S~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ o rf- ~~. Date APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME :ti o •t~' s.~9 .C ~C ~i9 /~'!G/,T .L l~t/~4 •~ ? .z=~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS 73~ j /=g~~, c~c ~° ~'c/~-~'~.F'L ~ `S"5`''3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. PHONE: Home ~~ ` - G Z- ~J City Zip Code Business 33 ~ - v a ~ / APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: Cv A ~3 / J ~ ~rc ~ ~~ .y 1" r f ~i w-~/ls'/niA d'~~.6.~: ~, Gc i~ /d .C.r,v ~ y- .,~' }/~,r,~. n ~' 1~/ J/ ~/ /~~`- /~ // > /7 /i C /tJ ~f? f /" D ~ i f i ~/.,/.;r~/ n Ti4 Cs ice/ ~ ~ J~~/ J JJ.~/A.Q ~ z~ ~ ~ l i-~c- l-3 iCf .~ ~/"qa: r7 i j~~ ~ ,r . ~ /-o+ rrl A./ ~ ! /J ~ a~.9 S/~. ~9 v ~ i d ~ al ~h ~~' ~~/~ ~" :~ / ytvr'rJ /J n ~ /i .r, A•v~'i d .~ ~ % v ~,C~_ ~ia T ~.L i /"rte ~ s-~,~ 5~~ CNIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: Dade ~``~ '~/ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~ ~~ ~~~ `~ !} '~~ ISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPO ~ '~ ~ ;gig NAM Last HOME ADDRESS Street No. ~-L~y "-` `"---- MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) i .SSy~~: Street No. City Zip c:oae rHONE: Home~~_ Business i APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Advisory Board Health ~ r Senior Citizen & Handicapped. ,1\~ Advisory Commission Other ~~~ri~~y Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this miininin~l commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: %~1 ice/ i'U~ ~~~ ~s CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND~COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: • - Date March 30. 1978 '~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~ ~~ ~' ~ ~ L' ~~> ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOI NtI::Eh7T' -}k ~~ NAME D~3~INIS, Warren RICh`•~ W::: .,,,Y,.~`.CC Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS 66zb-1$th Avenue So., Richfield, Mn. 55423 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different fYom home address) Same Street No. - City Zip Code 8b9-4594 Same _ PHONE: Home Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. X # Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ~ Citizen Committee for proposed Richfield Golf Course. Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: First, I am an avid golfer who strongly believes that Richfield urgently needs and deserves golf facilities, to benefit both its citizens and the City itself.- I am 5g years old, have good and extensive business experience, some civic experience, and am a lifelong sports fan. Because I am now semi-retired, I have time to devote to helping Richfield to suitably fulfill the golf needs of the community. CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES; Currently inactive. Historically, I had memberships, with varying degrees of activity, irf the St. Paul Chamber oP Commerce, the St. Paul Midway Area Chamber of Commerce, Twin City Retail Controllers Association, Boy Scouts, Youth Baseball, Church, etc. Before becoming ahomeowner-resident of Richfield some 27 years ago, I was the Treasurer of the tlillage of Lauderdale, Mn., xhile some rather extensive Nhuiicipal Improvements were financed and completed (eater & Sewerj. NAMEr"r~'tr'i"~` i~ Date / APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD } ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOIN NPR 3 X97$ Last First ~~'r,~, ~~1~~c -~r Middle HOME ADDRESS ~ ~~/ Y~c~n~~7~~/~~` ~`cGt ,`/~~ S~~Z3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. / City PHONE: Home ~(p ~ ~ ~3~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Zip Code Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other(',-a`f Cours<, C'omryr; ~feB Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~"o ~~ al ~ ~~ ~ ~r h z~~`v u s ~v s ~{ e -t-~~ "7L CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: / /~~ T`'1/ ~ i "~., i~/:~ ~lil/~ ~ ~i.~~ v ;/',•c~, ; L,r, / N /,'x.Y' /~~ ~t' ~ 1/~z /L/~'i' (.G~1lT, w~~ ~~ 5 L ti 7" l7 (ill. G 1~' ~ "H ~O U ~t 5~.~ ~/. "v" r G 5~D1/ ~s f-~~ / Cl~l G ` ~ ri"4 , "r ~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPO . ~~. NAME . ~ ' w~-,- ~ ~~~~ ~ Last Firet HOME ADDRESS ~ ~ ~- !-~ /! ~~ ./~,~o-- Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) +i~;i~1:~;1e N Zip Code Street No. // City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~ (.c ~ - .~~~Q Business _ k~ ~ C~ -- ~ ~ -- -- APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisor~Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~, ' L./ /' ~ r ~~ CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: n ,~ ~ ~ ~~~~I ~ a '9%~ 1 ' Date ~ " ~/ ~ 7~~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT Last First Middle HOME ADDRESSF ~J~~ ~~L~>~ ~~ ~~1~ '~Q S-~y~~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code -- - PHONE• Home ~~ ~ ` /~ 9~~ Business ~S ~ "" ~,~~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: _~ i..J.,{+.~ Planning Commission ~'~~" ~ ~ Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. ~~ Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: I~~ Ll/C1,~,C~~ ~ o-A.~ f ~~ c~.r~DS ~/'-cGc. -Tv~~~~~'.~i S' G' C , ,~/.iL~ ~r//S C G~ ~>~~~~ ~ i~ ~~~ ~~u ~ ~. ~nLi r-i ~>Q G Err P~~~~ ~'~ - ~~' ~ C r ~'.~/i9J 2 f ~~s c~,.v - ~~ . .G"T lcx+G+i. !a ~ / ~G TU S.r"".£' /~ SivCG L ~-~! ~ti: ~.e-ES >- ~'!J ~'~'r..v/ T/~~ lr~ <.F/,~G iT~~.~ dnO~.v j ~ S G'.> ~ L L /~ ~ ~` Le' CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND CO ~~UN,~T~A~~V~T~S,.• ,g r3~~4>~ Cc>,~~~2G~ iT boa S ip•*..1> i~%r~T df= ~P~ ~- 5~'~~~ .~ s C~2~a.v~/' 1 .~'2~= yoT ~;,~~~~7'Fs~ ,(/ ~ T/L'i T/E-~• !~ ~/7~ C_/ .G~c..T l/~i4ilZ~'E~-s c~~~ 2, 5~.~ r~ ~'~~~~ /~~,~ ~I r~" /L L~ ~-~/ ~~.vr~~~ c~J~- ,3x ~.~,~ ~~~rz 1/~~" Lr> u!~ Ll _~ -L f ~~'L jl~,~'T /Ny s2~Gr~~~U~~.~s~i+/T !~, rho r4GC ~J 5 l.~a-cTS of ~e~~.~' !c> ~ ~~/ ~~ ,~I~ c ~, ~~ ~-~ S'Z' ~ Sczti E' o F j~/E ii~f 6.e C,u T Sl.~~=S J~.~% Gc7~L L j~'~~ ~l~C ~ ~'ti Tl'~J 1' ~ S.S cJ b y -~-~~5 Date APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEEtOR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~~0~~-~q ~ob~- ~ L.t„tr Last First HOME ADDRESS• ~ tUS - ~~ tf(7~ • ~c~'T~. ~~~-~~~~~~ SSy L3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. __ _ __ _ __ _ j"'t 111.. .PHONE: Home i~ 6 6 _. APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: City Business Middle =- .Zip Code S(ao-l6~l Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. ~( Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. (yp~F GoKrSt Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss -aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~ ~,~. ~ rtcv~eTcc~ ~~, Ss.~v~,N c,~. t1re. nth co~+-.rn c.p.,r.~:CCcc 1oec:z~..st 'I Fcc~ t{~zT tZ.:ct.FielL ~.cally v~r,c~s z ,pcr.bl~~- ~y~ c-c~-~gs- -t~.a~t z~l iT's ~•es~e~ `toV. T~v.. 2 ' V~,vti~pty o'~ v ~lZlwsi.~U 1MCV S ~1~~ _ l\Z ~Oa.~ O~ V lrtt-~W S _ ar.~~ ~~ G`~-'b Sec~.~t'a~y, '~~ r... 2,,,, L.,.~, c~ot'~e,h ~ ~,.~:~lc waT'~.~ eacctlle.r:-C` c~c . a- ~bv~ bt~eN 'ZSSC~t.IZ !. w~l~ Qwo~ STli6TJ~' °'~Ot~rC1rT 1c.'N~. ~L`,~. 2 ~4~t?~ ~.t2~ CIVIC PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: of bac~Cq~c~,~ ~,~ow'Z cSn1F C,u~SC$ 3rd ~4r TT1,.a.S~.+~.rt a,w~ vwa~v~e+.~„ `~~. 'L Zw- c.,"t~.t •+,~ ~v `P~..~~c.~ Pitt tc~ iw~st,~.hL 'tt,.c ~f c..c~kr.st w+ l V•2.vc~ T(,.+e,. 5~2~ ;~~~ (:v-'~ . d.Zc~'-~tG a~' t ~clle+~-e~ 0 Cc~L~a.w.bl~i 1.1t~ l:C's PIZ.w~.rt ~~ V~~~~!i.y2~. ~-Q~~'~~~'1r~.v~ . ~' ~,,,,_ 'DTs Fw'C'urrc, sc~l Qti-~y~vhr. M ~---, -'Fc,~ • of Tezc.~.~,r-s,1.~.~al ~ 1 v, • -CrLC~'r . V t ~e • e s ~ ~.c s C,~.2,i~r Qtt-~'N 0~ ~.'w ~z tau Gh- ~ _ Date ,Ql'~'/C ~ , i ~ ~~~ • ~_ ~~ ~ " '` r' '~ ~ n `~ ~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD LJ, I ~ ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTM ~' ~~- q ;~ 'ci~g < , NAME ~~C~1f~~~C~E~` ~Ltl~ ~Ct.~ {~If~1Ti~~iij ~'1~;i 6~aI;~,~i~,~PC Last .. First Middle -~ 4-L ~i ~/ -~~ T°f-t ~lI ~ J ~i ~ i-~ ~ I ~L t~ ~ S~- Z HOME ADDRESS a City Zip Code Street No. MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other e-Ct-1F[t~ir-r~ ~~~F ~%~{-z'S~- Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: `~~~ ~ n')~J/~~cr'y<c ~~f~ar~'/'/~'~~/J~ f1/JO jl<z1 ~~<;/iC /s~~ try/7~ /Lic~si ~-F //~.~ ~N /HL; ~~w~rlc , .L ~u<-'IS is f/~~~K~SE=~~' ~r^ .~/ /,~.1<v/ l~Jf/<C~f-I ,~~,E'L,'~r F:i-~ r~~-r/~ /~~J/l,<~',~=c~ ..~c-t>clt t_%~ Li Kam % S~ ~ t'~ / s J <<<~/ ' ~~ L-iii/ <Ctf-f ~`r'I<cs <~~~Ll .s~G <~ r~c-.~ c/E~ <~ LG.c~c~ ~ t~o,~-- .'e',~~a4"1.1 ~C ~' ~IGG'~ } ~YE%G' %G'~'c .~ hit / /c-~ l ~~ //~~ ~/.Ci /C':r~, CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY A ~ IVITIES: /~ ~ ~ _ i ' - Date ~F~/~ /C.. -5 / ~ 7 • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~~ ~~~ ~ ~C L ~ C.-~'G~..~~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS •7`~"~CI PC?~T~~'D ~. I~~C=1-~f--1~ l~ ~r`~~~~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. - City Zip Code .PHONE: Home ~~~ - ~l 7 3 Business ~~ (- (~(0 APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other ~ i GN-f=f C=L. i) l-~L f=- ~'~P?lfr2~~ ~'I~(~ ~ TT~~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: R ' ~ r ' ~itF.. NtiQJL ~ ,1.'LL~~~C// .~Lc=e~c LhL G L~~L :iYK~Z .•(.L ~ . IJ'~~-t-GC-~. ~<..:- C'C`L~V?.~~L. // 11 ~'s~ l.~ -U`~ C~`:G~-C ~ ., _ ~ ~ % ~ G '"'1., ~ ~' ~ Cc./.L- Cc.~ ~C~ r .~ GC/1i4e'fi ~ t ~ ~/)/( / ~I~l.if%s L!_il t''L~~ C_,?'.G4~ ~G~"~~-+t... L-[) ~l~t-L'!i t/~.~-^YY._!i/1.~ LCILii~~L'4 ~~.~~~ ~V/ ~LLiI. ~- ~G~'Vr _ / ~-'z ~~ 4~ty.~~.~'V(~~-E~ lC~ ~~. LC~r~G~~~e-~.dLE.C-s"t~-~ qL~j-~ ~ 1f'./1~.eC-~~l-G-r/.~~Z G..s~~i~-c~_ ~~"~~ ~iiSi!.~f,/d A A < .. ~ _ ` 1 ~n.,a ~/~ ~; . v ~ ~ JI'~ / l~~l~~ ~~~r'-t _a ~1/ ~it.r ~ n ~ /'~1 ~i ~~4'-N' ~i{ _e('r~iS -1.L~ '~: ~ y/ / L ' / it i1 • .~~~ ~~'1.~~'~'~'~'-¢ ~ ~-~.1~2s2..C.vLE~~ ~~3~1~P~..,~~ G7 ~ ~/ ' cJ CNIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMM/,UNITYACTIVITIES: J (` ti--G=~/I~,C~ C ~iL ~t~u-~-C L ~ >'LU.. n~c-E~G-r</CC-~-~t-j'~ d X ~ Cam/!. ~C_oGwr~.~Lc2 ~.,~ `~L~ LZ.cL Date ~t ~~ ,J , / `~ ~ ~ J APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~F~l/v'FIJY L.GU/-s Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~"7~~ PL F/~sf?/v'~ ~ ~.'= So ~ii~1"~r L C~ /~In/ .5~~ ~~'.~- Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. __ __ PHONE: -Home (S ~ ~~ ~q~~ City J Zip Code Business /'SE~'/RF CI" APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped, Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: -SE ~t' dF_ U / ~/ T f7.E~ l~ > 1%l ~ ~CVC7' ~ ~ !7 G' ~ '~) C /~~ G ~ ~' /} /~'f S i lU`~ ~r c.~ ~""~ /_ ~ Q') r /`~~t/r >~',gr/~~/it" G'A,~>a~~~ GFFicES G~.ScUfi~~~ ~G~. ~ ~~=~~Jt~F-_s i.~;~ CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ice- l C~-~CJI:~ ~,~~ Date A ri '~ • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~~~R `~ 197$ ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOIN~;,~p ~' NAME KIEL7Y ..._ ~-~ ~~9anager Richard ' - Last First ; Middle HOME ADDRESS 6914 Fifth Ave S Richfield 55423 Street No, City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No, City Zip Code PHONE:. Home 869-0715 - _Business 645-_3601 APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Adv~ i- sor Human Rights Commission Senior Citizen & Handica Y Comm, Civil Service Commission Aped. -- Advisory Commission Advisory Board of Health Other Golf Course Committee Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe calif municipal commission/committee and wh q Y You for this I have been associated with golf since I was twelvetyearse o11d serving: would like to artici ate in develo ing the proposed golf course for the Cit of Richfield. I am the current club champion at Hia (past 28 years), and the Board of Governors for the Men's Club. ThesewactivGtiesCshouldanotainteber of with my present request. rfere~ I feel I would be well ualified from m business and olf ex erience and would have valuable access to the managerial policies of other Twin City Golf courses. CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: (1) Current member of Board of Governors of Hiawatha Golf Course Men's Club (2)_Active Church member (3) Present member of Midway Branch of YMCA ' Date ~ ~ ~ % APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APP ~} ~~~ NAME T 1~ ~_ F'~2 S lG. r~ Last First HOME ADDRESS / ~ J ~b r~'~I ~°~ ~ll~~~ .;; ~: MENT, ~ ~ ~` ~ ~ Middle lE1d CItY~ Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address} Street No . - City PHONE: Home ~(~ ~~ ~~~ ~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission '/ Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm, ~ Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ~j ~ L~ ~`~ .~ N1-`-~ ~!~'V'""""~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: c~ ~ ~ ,. Zip Code Zip Code CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm/, agency ~ Address C~ ~~ ~ ~~` .i Position Years w/firrr~/agency Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) - -- r~ ~. ~ ~ f' Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B . S~~ ~ 2 v~~o ~ ~...~: ~ ~ ~ ~ yv ~ c S S Full name Relationship ~~ Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship ailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson - ~ Date - , ;~ ~~" `! .fig 6 ~, ~ `'. "^ j~ w f\i~l ~ iJiv ~_ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIEL ~., , ; ~ :,,~f~:.r ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMA M/~ISSION APPOI~~~~~'~„_`~ f•,._~~~~' " NAME ~~` ~4 /l~l ~l~ y ~e-(~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~~ ~ ~~ ~ c~~-s'/P~ ~ ~GYi,~~ ~~N - S3~'y3S~ Street No, City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~~~~ 3~ 1~I Business ~'~ ~- ~~`~ .~T /~~ __ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of .Health Other ~~~L--~ tou~sP o~~~~. Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: i2 ~ ~ ~ /~~ 2. Fv S , CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ~~~/-z ~~' ~e ~G~YL~ rot 1 ~~ 7~.a,. ~--~ / _ ' 7 _ / ,,. .--; _ , OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency, ~~~(~'~~/~j~~c' end Address ~D~-~ / - ~~9 iZ ~ ~ ~ % /~`-t- p 5~• . / I I ~ ~~ ~°~~, /~i'' ~S~S~YoZ 3 Position~aN,.t~~l~~-~ !/~~~ ~~~JO"/"~_'` Years w/firrrl/agency ~oZ 2.S ~.~ ~S Cll /~7 GY6~ tai /S r P k - Other work experience (optional) r-- r-- _- REFERENCE/S (Optional) A . ~i( PS/ ~~ ~ c Full name Mailing address B • V ~- ~ . Full na ~u si O/~ C ~ /kph-' Relationship ~' Phone number Relationship /' / ~ ~/// ~.~l~J ~~/c-~e let ~P.~t~~f' n,~.l t~ ,/1 u S~ rJ tvG~ '_ 3 ~~t- Mailing address Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~ ~ ' 7~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~.Ly `'~ `?"~"~'~"~-' ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~t~A-1}Cc~ ~ ~oNIAS ~L ~= /V~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS~~a Street No. MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) ~~~~ Street No. - PHONE: Home ~ ~ ~-~ 70 2 APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other~deF ~'vc~~~SC ~dM~,MITTEF Briefly discuss •aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: Lr1•~%I-l~$ ~~Lf' LL. CJ,~S ~v/-1 ~~7 ~~~~+'IC3r:~•7''~ la ~ c j--~G'~E~~ ~~SI7J~~7S ~ C~c~Y l~T~~S! L ~~ !`~ ~• ~~~• T~ fc~FiE~~ ~ ~~~~ City City Zip Code Zip Code Business _ ~5 ~--~/,~'y ____ - CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency. ~,~i~ Address n~G~l L ~ ~~i ~ /'/~~ 5 ~i 3 ~ Position~~/L ~-/~ ~(~~ /~,i_iL~ Years w/firiri/agency ~ S~ ~~~,~' S Other work experience (optional) ~j% `~ SUk'V~vvlc (~~%~~ REFERENCES (Optional) A. C~~~S Full name 7~~ ~ /f1 ~ Litt y f L Mailing address B, ~D~ L Full name Mailing address ~A/~ _ ~~tcN~ _ Relationship Phone number ~~~~~ Relationship Phone number C . ,~~A ~`Td ~ ~C1 S~f1 ~ ~ ~ ~/Cti D Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ,~o ~v si9.C~C ~~Mc/r~ ~/~q L i .~~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS 7y~3 j ~=g~~u~ ~° ~C "°'•'~je'F.~ ~ `3'"5` z 3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~~` -' ~ s-~l Business 33 9 - a~ ~ / APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: r cv ..a ms ~7 ,A J ~,/ /~J` / / 1 ~7 //G Hf~f1 ~/' D ~ / fiw-./~~^Jn TA (~c~/.C Af~i~/J ~O/A.¢.~ ~~ ~ ~l ~c~I7~/C/' ~ O/"~dy7il~d %~1c ~T~f ~ ~ . ~"".^ ~ 3 /'~o+ H'7 ~,! / I /J ~ ~ coil ~. T /~..9 v ~ ~i y ~ al ice.- ~~ ~if~~/~ ~" .'~ l y-Cvlr.! /} i7 cf /~ m A~a'i d v mot` % o rS'c~ ~ia T ~L CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency ~-~ I~~=» ~/1~~~-~.r ~ ~-~..s r' . Address ~ c ~' ~~ ~ s~»> ~f~ /,( ~-~. ~ ~, .Y-~~~~~ ~.',r ~~~a / Position dS'.s.C~a ~~,~ Years w/firrr~/agency ~~ Other work experience (optional) .~ s -C J - - REFERENCES (Optional) .~- c: a. Full name Relationship rr'r 7- ~E Mailing address Phone number B. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson . Die ~~- APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD L1 i~ ~.!~ ~. !1 ~~ Y COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPO - T ~y ;g~$ HOME ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) i -.~y~ Street No. City ~ Zip Code ~..~~~ PHONE: Home~T_ ~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Advisory Board Health ~ r Senior Citizen & Handicapped. -~~ '1\~ Advisory Commission Other ~ ~^l~'~~~;~Ur~~~y Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify -you for this „-,,,,,;~inat commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: %~-'1 i`j/ _. _ ~~_~ ~.S CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND~COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: % -~"~ _. Street No. ~-L~y "r `" OCCUPATIt Employs Addre s s Position/~~~.~~~~ Years w/firm agency REFERENCES (O al} A. Fu ame h~a,iling address / j?~ ~`~x . J a_ o~~~~~~ r elati s ' /~ .~ < Z ~ Phone num er / Mailing address rnutiC 11Ull1lJC1 C. ~ e ~ Re ns hip /~ t (~ Mailing address ~ Phone numb Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson ~. Date March 3o. 1978 • ~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~ ~~ ~' ~ ~ L- R'z ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOI Id4:EI~7T' ::~- ~~ NAME DEtJNIS, Warren R1Ch~.~ kJ.:: ...-Y..,:`wCl' Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) 662b-1$th Avenue So., Richfield, Mn. 55423 Street No. Same City Zip Code Street No. 8b9-1+594 City Zip Code Same _ - Business PHONE• Home APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. X # Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission -- Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other # Citizen Committee for proposed Richfield Golf Course. Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: First, I am an avid golfer who strongly believes that Richfield urgently needs and deserves golf facilities, to benefit both its citizens and the City itself.- I am 58 years old, have good and extensive business experience, some civic experience, and am a life~Iong sports fan. Because I am now semi-retired, I have time to devote to helping Richfield to suitably fulfill the golf needs of the community. CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: Currently inactive. Historically, I had memberships, with varying degrees of activity, iri the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce, the St. Paul Midway Area Chamber of Commerce, Twin City Retail Controllers Association, Boy Scouts, Youth Baseball, Church, etc. Before becoming a homeowner-resident of Richfield some 27 .years ago, I was the Treasurer of the Village of Lauderdale, Mn., xhile some rather extensive r~.inicipal Improvements were financed and completed (eater & Sewer). OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm , agency Now semi-retired; self-employed on a part-time basis in my own Accounting and Tax Service. Address 6626-18th Avenue So., Richfield, A4n. 55423 Position, Other `work experience (optional) Years w/firrr~/agency Was Retail Department Store Controller for the St. Paul Midway Store of Montgomery Ward & Co., 14(~ University A.ve., St. Paul, A':n. REFERENCES (Optional) - A. Wilbur M. ASadsen Peighbor Full name Relationship 6621-1'7th Ave. S., Richfield, Tn. 55423 869-0215 Mailing address Phone number B. Rojer J. Grande Business Associate Full name Relationship 7233 Elliott Ave., Richfield, Mn. 55423 ~ 869-1681 ~- Mailing address Phone number C. ~dwin C. Gmach Neighbor Full name -. Relationship 6632-18th Ave. S., Richfield, Mn. 55423 869-0984.- - Mailing address Phone number u. ~ ~. Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson NAME~i^~` Da te~/l`l~ -~,C APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOIN NAP;? ~ »]g .~ Last ~ ~.,/ / First HOME ADDRESS~~~~/ ~`c~n~~7c~/c/r ~~~~t t` Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Middle S~~z 3 Zip Code Street No. / / City Zip Code PHONE:..• -Home ~(o ~~ ~a ~3j~ Business ~ y ~' 3 ~ S __ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other (~-©`~' Couv~s<, ~'o:xvlt; ~teB Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES; rl~ > 1 !il ~/d f/~!/J Ti (i.~ G? c~ i/'i'c3, i to r/ ~ N ~~i'Ai~i' ~i !' ;`~ ! V cZ Lf/ d Y / Y~~j Ll~+ ~ C7 Cl~t7G l~'~'h l.dl,(~t y~.~ ~/ ~~'GG7''D;~ rS l"~ / <!y'!,G ~lT~- i'S OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency e cam,; Address (~,~ ~iPv~,, ~ 1s~ 7` C,"c J 7~ ~ Position~h /~~: ~~y s l/~ Y~c~c~ Years w/firrr~/agencyf~~ ~ r~S Other v~vork experience (op//tional) __ REFERENCES (Optional) , - - _ __. Full name y;~ !.~ LC ~L~i 1.2 ~g G lr fv°a ~ G =t a~C ~~/~ ~ / C `~ ~l~~~h G ~PUev e lNciSoyjG ~~(Yfj~ /a~ (`1" Mailing address/J Phone/number Full name Relationship Mailing address ` / Phone number ~! C . ~ f,[LIL ,~ ~;9.t Ut,~ ~' ~ U'r ~2Cc~ /~9 i~ ~/~'r` ~'i~~1/ Full name Relationship Mailing address l7 C~o~tYrC~'/~/la~ ~ ~~~~r ~!I~~. <i ~Y~`e~ Relationship Phone number _- - ~ ~~~ Z k G' ~~~"~~ r~v,° ;~ ~ Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 ~" ~_ Att: Eileen Anderson APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINT • t ' NAME . L ' ~-L-Cc-~-r t~ ~ ~-~. ~ j , ' ~ Y r Last First y~ ~~ HOME ADDRESS ~~~ ~ /,?~~ ,// /~/ ~~ Street No, City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) BU ~ ~~ J 9 V J ~:`.~ '~'~ I =s `,~--~ ~, Zip Code Street No. // City Zip Code PHONE; Home ~ C~ ~- S~~Q Business k~ ~ ~j -- (, , / - -- APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE; Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm, Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisor~Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ,~ 1~.~_,~ ,~~ , ,4 ~ s~ ,i -_~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: -- -f _--- OCCUPATION: t ~ ' Employing firm, agency ~/ ~ Address ~ C~ ~ ~-~-/~- 7 Position ~._~~~~--~i Other work experience (optional) ~ t~L~ ~ 6 Years w/firrr~/agency t~ ,~U" REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Mailing address B. Full name Relationship Phone number Relationship Mailing addre s s ["_ Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~' - ~/ _ ~~~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME /~ /~S~J,G.! ,~~.~lv =-ti/.S L~ C~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~l~y ~~C~>i G'.~ ~~~~° ~Q s~y~~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code __ PHONE: Home ~~~ `- ~9~~ Business ~~ ~'-~~~~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: ~,~ _~ ~•~ Planning Commission '~~"3,~ Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. ~~ Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving:// . L"T lcxx4+i. Ta ~ /~G T~ Sc .~' /~ S~.vCc ~°" ~~'/ ~tii B-ie.E-s T ~IJ ~,~_'r..7 T//~ ~? ~F/.~C rTf~~.D JnO~.~ T ~ S G> G G L /~ ~ ~` LC' CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND CO ~~UN.~T~A~rVv~~ f'~~'4'~ ~~~~~~, iT ~oG s /~~~1, T~r~T ~f ~~L E- S~~c~ ;d S C/12Dir~tJ~l'1 ~'2L iy4~T ~'iy~r7'Fs~i ,l/ L' T/ L'i Tf C -~ ~ l~ ~/?~ C~ .~Gi c .7- ~f~oCl i 2~'~~-S c ~~/ Z~ ST ~ T~ l'c~~~ /'- D~f~~~ r~ /~ LG. ~~/ u,vT~"~'~ C~JC ~.G ~.1•' ~~~ii T/lE' 1~~ ~j~ Ll ~~ L ~~EL jf~d 'l" ~y s~~sv~~ ~,~.y4°.vT ~>, 7-N .4LC ~J s Pa-cTS of ~'c,~. f' Lam/ GL ,4G ~ ~, ~~ T-v S~ ~ Scz~+ ~_ ~ F /.'~~ ii ~f b'.~ C~u T OCCUPATION: SAGES F-~t/~i.~Ec ~ ' Employing ,firm, agency T~~' j ~.~J~'/C ~~~ Address ~~~ ~ c~ G'~'~r,,i /~ /f UC ~~ ~ ~Goc} ~P/.UG 7`c~--y Position ` c LEA ~/~/~:~~ Years w/firrr~/agency Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date y - 1 - 1~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE`OR C#O-MMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~~G+OC-~q _ ~ob~r"~ L.~~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS• ~ 1US '" ~~ r7t~+Q • ~c~'tl, ~~~-~~~t~~ SSy L3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. :PHONE: Home a ~D (O APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: City Business == Zip Code Sf~o- 16~ l Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. ~ Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. (y'p~F C,oK.rSt Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss -aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~w• ~rttrttTtQ •w- Stlrut~N Vb. L'~.c. nl~ CnkM•LL C.4w.w~~GC becz~,~.st 'L Fe.c~, ~zT tZ.:ct,Fuel~. ~,.e,ally y~tic~s Z ~pt,~~o`t~. C~G~C c,~~t-ga-- t{,.~ z~l i'~s yes ~~T ~loV. ~~~ v~~tr o~ KlZt,as~-~KU W-C1J S ~~w~ _ ilS ~oa.~ 0~ V lr~t,."YS 'Zy~C Z~ C`a'b S~c,4-~~.`•.y, T.~ w, ~a ~.L c~oL~'t~- ~ ~:~1c waT ~~ C~tcctle.~`' av~~ ..~t- t~i.~c ~.r, ~.sso~.ta e. w.c~. ~Qro S:tail °'~o\~e.~rs a+^,l ~~c z~~~ ~.ezl CIVIC PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: of yzc~CgW,t~~ Z.~ao~,~Z C~d~F C~~,$ .ir, -r~u r- Yt'~kS~+~.rt, a,wi dv..av~s+.c~e, wnt~. •~ Zw. c.,."tit •+~*s,~ t'<a p?...~:c.~ p7't'< t~ iw~sc~hc, tt,.t, v1f c..v~r-St w~l~ ~2..v~. Tt,.e,. S2~t ~v- ~• di r.iG off' G~cG~l2.~~ t t hts o tc qtr ~t ~ • L' ~~„vv.4o t~ i ~t~ ~.'C's Pt2.N ~~ ~~ ~~~~!i- ~ 3.~• Q.c.Q~ y ~~1M ~ . ~' cam- 'iTs F~-'Cu. rr-c, sct~ l Q~~ vh r. M .,~.r-- - 'Fc.~ • o f ''~t~.cl~.c ~.s, l,uo~ `~ i t~, • -C~r. V t ~t • e s ~ ~e ~ C~.ZLr et~~ ~ ~~o t: tau Glr- ~ OCCUPATION: + ~,'"`~ 1 ' Employing ,firm, agency ~04 . ~~ . ~'"~,.~~ ~r. ~~ ~ra1S Address 1{04 - 3.~G~ ~V.Q • ~.°~ Position ~'te,e~ir Years w/firm/agency ~ 1 Other work experience (optional} S ln2.v~. t~.tilP~~ a ~~~!~esscs-n~t ~.•.ewc~ cxscr Tt,,.a@. 3 ~e~~-g 1r~e„L cua~-•~.~N~ Foy- titi.w~ a~' Got~r~i~l. qvt~ to +~~ sp~.FC, 'tc:..~.., ~ i REFERENCES (Optional} - - - - -- . _ _ -- A . cH01r~ it~ ~t~ti.4cw~' t'SSS~s ~,~~ ~~ ~~• ~ IS . Sci~,~,S'+ Full name Relationship __ ~~{vv-~a Avg-N~ ~,o(_flT's, s~-it, s~~_g6ot Mailing address ----- Phone number B . t~~ T~4r~ S-\.M+~. " ~iZt.~2.ltii. ~t~' ~;t~t~~~. Full name Relationship - ~ ~~e t-~~i+~u~«.Gc,4~' C~rsc. « }E6rx~- t~ ~clt~ 4c~.~. ~ Z.~1-1'1 ~5 Mailing address Phone `number Full na Relationship ~~d8 - dk~ee~ Acs - So . CZ:~.~ig ~~ ~~9 + ~$y J Mailing address - Phone number ~' t~.t---c. ov~e c~..~~, zw~-C~ne.~ c~.u~.c IN ~c+.~y ~z.N~ Z.w.. v. t~.r~.t vw ve ti-. , L @ t: rJ t ~ t ~ o ~, c w) '~~cl,~r'.e.~~- F v~r w-~aw~~ yt ar ~, awi, ~+ ~,,~t,E itl~ea v.~y ~c'2w.e~y Zwl, w.yretF `Mi~-~'y Vwc+~tr-s o~_ Gw ~o~Vv~t~~. Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date <yf',~/G ~ , / ~ 7~ • ;? ,~ r? n APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD L~ :~-, ~.~' ;~ ~ t~ ~~ I i ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTM fi ';~'q ;~ ~c~7S ,- ,~ NAME l"~c:.~«-~S~~~r~ It u1-' ~~~..~ Ri~h~i~,sl ~`;+» ~x~.31~~:~PC Last _ First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~4L ~~~ ~~H ~~~ ~ ~ ~iC~ F~~~-ice Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address} Street No. PHONE: Home City ~S4z Zip Code Zip Code Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other ~-~--t~lt~-~-r1 ~~~~ C'cu~'S~- Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~~ ~ ~`? ~ CJi ~ ~ cry<~ ~~/-~~i~'!'i/<i~ /~~ .~1 i~1 ~ ~~c'l1 ~1~;~/C /~ 7~" c~ ; 7~ ~i~'s % c' F /r/~= ~N /HEM L~w'/r'1c , .L ~G/~'1S .~ !i/t~~k~f~'r~ ~F f~ %Erl<~T'( (~'Jf/~Cf-1 Sr.,~C Fc"r f~t~ r/~.-'/ '' ~j J ~ i /Clf-/ ~r-1<c5 F~~ LE.1'/Gc~ r~c.c~ c,~E.~-i~~ GG,c.J~~ ~ t~c,~= /~ n irk da ~"' ~ JC ~- L l~ L } ~ ~~'iG' %6~~'e ~h~~ / /eJ ~ / eF1 ~/~,~ ~ / X~ E~r~-, CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY AC~TIVITTES: __ ~-- _ , / l/ l-_ fYGr~ OCCUPATION: _ Employing firm, agency ~(: ~~~t ~- .~t ~~~-- ~ ~ SC }~~c~ (_._~ -, - - Address H~Ccu~~-awn ('~4~.iL `~7~ .So~~C'f-i ~1U~~.~.rc~~~ STL{~t~t1~~.. Position ~~~1Lr\ Other ~,vork experience (optional) ~J _ r~fll~i-~ /~1~ ~ ~ < `~~` 5 r Years w/firrr~/agency ~ ~ ~f~ ~~ S C_ t~~« - - REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B, Full name Relationship Mafling address C. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~-P/'/G. -5; / ~ 7~=' - APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISOR,}Y COMMITTEE OAR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~~~ SZ~{'~!' /~'` DC (~ ~ C-~'G~~~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~`y-~~ Pn-2r~1~ ~'. I~«'-~1-~~ L' ~r~~~~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code .PHONE: Home ~, ~~ -' ~l 7 3 Business q~- ~ - ~~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped, Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other ~(CN-I-(~=Lid l-~L~=- ~~~,~~~ c~~,~ ~ ~ Trc~~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for thi: municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: R ~ J ~ , ~ i~tiF. ~~~-e.s~~- ~,-ti•~C.~e~~~=c~C ts}l- e-s c~Q ;~~c,t , C ~ ~ . /~-~'~-c ~~~. ~.c..r C°.cEC~~~~ lc,ti-E-u-~~-G~- ~-L' ~~~ ce:~-C Gz ~~1 ~ L2/ ' ~ C~z ~. c`~z.~ :~ ~ t ~ ,~" p `9 Y ~ n / ~` /I~ ' -~ ~~~ r~--Z~-.~ ; vie.. !cam ,. ~ ~. C2~'-G7v~l-- ~ '~ ~::~. ` 9~- ~« •~ , ~~~~-~-r-a-~ ~,(2C~.i~.2k.~C~c.t~~/.~//3c~~c~r.. ~~/ CIVIC, PROFESSIO,)NAL AND COMMUNITYA~CTIVITIES: i ~ _ J ~' ~rS-G-'~~Y'L~(.!~ Ci%l~ ct.~G~-C~ L~yZ+.n~c~~°-~ /lC-~-~t-YL- d~ / ~~l ~-cY~-~rC' ~~~-L ~'~'~ OCCUPATION: Employing .firm; agency ~C l ~ rc-~l T `~- ~~Z /~t~f/C72=/ /S/ ~tl~ ddress ~~~~ ~L~~/~l,lCa Ci-CUt~ l~(t/C~ f~l)c%,U ~~t2/-~-//~~C~'_~i~l~tt~V S~~gl~ /}r21 1~ i r~~~~ ~2 _ Positign~~U,~.~'~+~~~ hL!<~~2 - Years w/,~~/agency_f Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES {Optional) Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Full name Relationship ~7~~r ~~yr~c~- cti~yr~ ~~,rvE~' q4~- ~~: ~~ Mailing address Phone number Full name Relationship PtG-~ s~~~r^c..~ Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 rc~ Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~ f~-t!~ ~ , 1`17 ~ J APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~F>llNF1~'/ L.or~is ~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~'7~~ ~L t'/~S~?/y ~ ~ ~~ .So ~~~f7 J">r' ~ :~. /~li/ ,SST y.~- Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code ___ PHONE: -Home }~ (v ~` ~gLlt'~ Business /'SE f '/R~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: t r ~// ~ / /1T L fa ~ f~ ~~ HIV ~'S d / 1~ ~) i ;i L4 ~Ic17 /i~'~~ /~i r~'~ ~~SF_ C>AG~ /E'fl%''I ~~;~ c~r~~I ~.5 /~~ t/r ~~~'.yi/F-cY ~ n'~ ~'~s,~>~ c~~ C,FFi c ~s ~ ~ .Sc yr,~.~? ~ ~o ~. >~ ~ ~ ~4 c~~ _s ~,~,;~ r ~~1~ ~J ~~ f~ ~ ~ ~.~ CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Qf= A s U ~ ~".t - /~ ~ c /7 /~~ F `c~ L ~ /S ~~ F ~ ~7 [; ,~ c f7 S J.= NI> N.v .~c / ~/ 7.5 OCCUPATION: ) /? ) Employing ,firm , agency ~~_~/~~ Q -1 ~~, S ~ (np IJ' ~ ~ Uc71 ~~© I~ Addre s s~,'~,y ~i 7"/ F_ S Position ~L~~/~~i~ Years w/firrr~/agency ,~~ ,... - ~~~ Other- wvork experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address B. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address C. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson l C'~CJI:`~ ~ ~~ Date A ri ~ ~B _ ~~ i APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~i`~R ~ 1978 ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOIN'I~i~QD ~jt ~r NAME KIELTY -.. -_ y tanager Richard ~~ Last r HOME ADDRESS 6914 Fifth Ave S ~ Street No. Richfield City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City PHONE: , Home 869-0715 .. Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Adv-- isory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission 645-.3601 Middle 55423 Zi--_ Zip Code Human Rights Commission_ Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health_ Other Golf Course Committe Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which municipal commission/committee and wh You believe qualify you for this I have been associated with golf since I was twelvetyearse olid serving: would like to artici ate in develo ing the proposed golf courseafor28he City of Richfield. I am the current club champion at Hiawatha Golf Cour years), and the Board of Governors far the Men's Club. These activities shouldanotainterferef with my present request. I feel I would be well ualified from m business and olf ex erience and would have valuable access. to the managerial policies of other Twin City Golf courses. CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES; (1 Current member of Board of Governors of Hiawatha Golf Course Men's Club ~2) Active Church member (3) Present member of Midway Branch of YMCA First -- ,~g ~- . _ ,-_ . _ - OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency Twin City Testing and Engineering Laboratory Inc Address 662 Cromwell Avenue, St Paul, MN 55114 Position Metallurgist, Registered Years w/firrri/agency 12 1/2 ••- Professional Engineer Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A, Norman E Henning _ Employer (Vice-President Full name Relationship 662 Cromwell Avenue, StPaul, MN 55114 645-3601 Mailing address Phone number g, S W Bonsall Personal Friend Full name Relationship 7339 First Ave S, Richfield 866-6289 Mailing address Phone number C. Kenneth C Kielty, Sr Father Full name Relationship 5039 29th Ave S, 55417 729-5981 Mailing address Phone number S W Bonsall and Kenneth C Kielty Sr. are both past presidents of the Public Links Golf Association of Minnesota and past members of the Minnesota Golf Assoc. Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson - Date ~~ ~' ~ ~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIEL ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APP TIVI~ENT~' ;978 NAME ~F~'f~lK ,~To~Q~/ .y (.1~,~1~Yt)t~~1~~~~f Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS' 6SJ`/ cx.~ S~ 1C (CH~~,L.© ~SyZ 3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. - City PHONE: Home ~(o~-S77~1 Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. X Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: 1 Arai I ~r~rE~fSrE6~ /~tJ SE~Pdr ~,~~ a N ?fI~ C-v ~G ~ Q t'j1 ~~ n"EE t p P ~'EvEr~'A ~ ~EASC ~ S ~ .~ ~ 0 v~ -TNT' E-Hi~% E . L ~t~t ~1 ~d ~~ 1,~Nylcq P ~~ 1-FE~~ /~ E~,B~2 0 ~ ~Ii,gefi/~9?HAS m~~cJS c'~ yB ~ .T r/~v~ Wd ~C'K~E/a $`,Ev'EiP~I~ ~'~"~P S i9T /,~ Eck ~ P~AcTecE J~f3~t~~~ L ff fl e/~ Ps-A f ~,~/J ~ N /SIR n~ Y f1 /Yl ~7 ?-,~ ~~' T~ c%PN,q ryI ~a~T ~' CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Ei/~N~E'L~ ~'i~j L'c~/rlin r? i EC, STEu~A~'~Sr~r~'~rr~.y1~'~,c` _ ~lvr~S~ Q~ ~P,~I~E~P Zip Code S/~in,~ ~ur,~E~P~.v c~ud,P~ ~f OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency /}'I ~rv~t,~~Sv7~ 5'Tr~-T~ Sf-~E~iFF:~ ~~'S~c~~r/G~t/ Address 3 3 3 ~X C~L-S/G;~ ~ L G'~ a Position ~~t/~~"tS~ivr ~~~~-~ Years w/firrr~/agency Other work experience (optional) C t T ~' t1 F tai ~ HF/Fib FrJG~IR/~~Fc'/i;/~ ,r'E~~ ~ / /P ~lJ RT" GG` L F ~"A ~' ~ E - f ~~PT i / nI E' rn ~ ~rrR ~E:~ REFERENCES (Optional) A. GD~E?~' C'~'/C/-~ic~/ S~G'f'E~it~iSG~ Sffc~iFFS P.~Sc~~/!rT/o~/ Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B . ~~C ~f fl-~~J ~, T~ ~fiU~"~ ~ L~GUw~'"r~ - ~ ~ ~~'~~~~ ~~~~-F iE'~~~`~E Full name Relationship c~ 7 ,~ G' S S C ~ ~ r7 G"r L .~C-~ ~ Q ~ ~S' - S' ~! Z-- ~! Mailing address Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Date APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~i> l~~/G - ~~~~'/ ~V / l~ st HOME ADDRESS First Middle ~/ _ C ~ v Zip Code r Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City PHONE Home ~~ ~ ~1J ,/ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Zip Code Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: CIVIC,' PRDF~~~~~C~~7ll'C4Ui~i~'It7NITYACTIVITIES~ ~ ~~ r ~~J OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency Address Position Years w/firrr~~agency Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B . -- Full name Relationship Mailing address _- C. Full name Phone number Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson ' - Date • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADV/IS'ORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~~ c C ~ < < ~~ ~~ `~~ Last First Middle HOME ADDRESSF ~~ ~ `~ Street No. ~3 Lam- ~~e/~ ~-o~~~C~~Tic-z~ ~-~~,~-% City Zip Code~,~--cl y MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code -- .__ - PHONE: Home ~ Sf`~d Business ~D ~ ~-3 ~ / APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ~ ~~=' Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: .. C~ ~ /~-' Tl ~ ~~_C~ ~ /.,cam ~~~L~3~ %iU ~!G ly` r~=! ~`Z. ,~ ~/ ~~~/ ~:; Cwt ~~li[.trC< ~~~~~G~.~ /-~ G_ l~'~'/~ CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: ~~/f7/~C OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency '~~~L`-~ ~l-~~ ~! ,~.L- ~ Address_,C!s~- ~ ~t<<_~~/-~~'<c~;~v .~/~!<'r Position~~-~j ~'71~1--- Years w/firrrl/agency ~~- Other work experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A. __ ' Full name Relationship Mailing address B. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address C. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson NAME Last First HOME ADDRESS ~3i~' ~7~v' S ;~~c;~(~'~elc~ Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other G ELF Cc~~Uf~ S~ Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~~' ~- 7S"I/~{ Business ~-~ ~- Lf l y APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ;~ D ~1 ~` r' 1 A~P~A ~~~5 Rich~icl~~'`~l~'~an b ss ~{-z3 Zip Code ~;- 2 - Z U U Date _> ~3 / 17~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIEL ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION A 1`'~~T~UFPIv ~GG~~ CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ~.;v ~-~ h-~ - ~-z~!~ ("~t~-i! /`G'/~C'f{fas/,CC ~~'~~t~i<7 t'~~t-te~~~( %~ S-S~~t - /_5~^.~-r~} ~~ is rrPCtzti~~ 1>-F _ ~'`1\~v-c,~ ~, ~ ~~5 ~ V4ti`t~-1GVl ;J;1~C l5 '~\ ~'C~t,~'v1Cl' _+v~p ~IV\3V~C:7 C'CSti~4~11~1e~~ 7 ;~1`~L - C7~T- ~~GhF~~~~ ~-l~~Y? z~l' illy l~"~~~.z~-~V OCCUPATION: Employing .firm, agency ~~'~-~ ~~~~v~~tr`q ~> Address ~a ~~ ~S (~v -St (~~1y~, ~ ~ S'~~~~ Position t'U i c~na~; ~~c~ {~ 1e~~-~ Years w/firrr~/agency ~~ -5 .. .~ J Other v+rork experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) - - A. Full name Relationship Mailing address B. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address C. Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson • - Date ~~ ~~~ . • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOI T R 5 178 ~ NAME ~ ~° ~ ~ • Las First ~ r ~ / HOME ADDRESS- O ~ U~L~ B 0 /'0 ~ ~ '~ ~~ Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City PHONE: -Home ~ '- ~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Duman Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Zip Code Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm , agency Addre s s Position Other T-vc~rk experience (optional ~0 REFERENCES (Optional) -- -- G A. _G~ Full name Relationship Mailing a dress Phone number- B ~ .Full e Relationship Mailing ad ress ~~ C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Years w/firrri/agency Phone number NAME Last Date o~ " ~ ~ " '~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ~ ~° '~ `'' ~VISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINT~ZF~7T ~ ~'~ ~~~, ,/ ~.! ~ First M i c1`~1~e'. y s;; ' =-=% HOME ADDRESS ~~ f/ ~~ Street No. `r;~ fi„ • r- ,.-- ~~1 r~ ,~- ~ r cK~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~2~ City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. PHONE; City Zip Code Zip Code Home ~lS~ I ' ~ d T"~ Business ~ ~ ~` ~' ~~° g y APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other~otir' /~Ro J~c-f' Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~ wa u c.m ~. ~ % ~ ~ ~c~zP ,UE u ~ ~ ~~~ ,~- ~o~, ~- r-~~ ~ ~'~ zy T~~-t WUV ~- 1J Q a Q F- ~3~ ~ut~ ~"T `c id'c.c.. c Flo ~ l c t Ze~cJs ~ P 2t c. ~i~~crz. t~ . ~ 1~i9'~Er (~,u~v~m ~,uc-~ ~hs~ar y ~~.~ o~cl l~Yl,{titJ~ ~<~~2E~u7 7~~~ of ~oy,es~s f}UO FE~C ~ ~~~~ Sdm~' !0 oN coves JJ~iiG~, ~ F~E,~ ~Y ... ~'XPC'1~Gc~xlG d' ~ ~- ~'12.~-•t1,¢--Cr [~~/C ~-cJA2-c~-~,cJ a.. c.2)r Zr~ a"~.~C~ ~aJc~'~~•~cJCS- CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: f~l~~1t72 /~rcFt~~~Z~~ L~~a~oa - ~~u»tiP~z~ ~I~U~Lcff,- ~.~-r /%l4ri~~~' 1~lcffr~<~t..u cf .C•.S OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency ~/$Tf~C~/~'3T ~,~L ~~'"L Address o2 ~ ~ ~v v ~L. c? ~'~' ~~~ /CO C -vt- ~ 3 ,~ ~~~ Position ~~if~J~-~4 EPA Years w/firrr~/agency Other work experience (optional) __ REFERENCES (Optional) I/ A . cJ a ~~ 17~~}~Y! l ~. Try ~ ~~~,~td D Full name C, Relationship 7~ ~ 4 iZr~~~ lr"1' ~cJ~ ~ a d' (~ 6 J C~ ~~ a Mailing address Phone number .-1-- ~-- Full name Relationship ~~di- l3 ~-~ ~~ ~~~-a~~ Mailing address Phone number C . ~~~ 6 ~ / / l /Q~iQ C 7-Tc~ ~~Q. l ~ Div D Fuil name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson c i~ <li.., _E .~ lYi~;\ u :_ ;~ j U Date ~ ~~~ ~ • APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD D ,~ ~,;, ~ ~~ ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPO EAT.T NAME Last First Ivli 'cl'T~.'~3q,(;~i'1' HOME ADDRESS - ~ ~Z ~ 1~70k'~f~1t'' ~ r~rCfl~t~=G r~ ,5'.5'~ ~ `' Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~b y- ~~-5 ~~ Business __ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm, / Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other t'iTlZFE4S_ ic:cu~rirr >: ~t6 t1~ (pU I2sF Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: PLAti,~~ it.C~ F~c,P,E f~i'~-~r er- ~~ 1,~~,. f~~;t~`.~os ~.~=~ri+~2~ iti r~ /.~lCf~t'iF~ /~ p~f~lr ~c ~Gr~ ;~. ~~ ~ ~ Z=F CC~~1~t~t-~i d r~ ~ -~- CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: /tar /~ k' ~ ~ ! C Nf i,~ ~ ~~ ~ ~- T~•~c=;~~ S i C ~~rrla c /'! /9 OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency ~ F i /~ ~ Address Position (2tCt)t-tF~i~ Sc-r/cc~c ~L~',~i~'yar w/fircr~/agency ~ s Other work experience (optional) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =v~2ti dk c~ - C O ~iCt- I REFERENCES (Optional) ~ ~ _ Full name n ? ~ Relationship Mailing dress Phone number B. c~Fsj:zfZ ~~.~~~ ti.-~ E`Z. as, ti c~ s ~ Full name - Relationship Il.~.L !F c !0. t~i`~t~-h~ t~ f 4~t~S i (~ r C ~-t c r C. ~.. ~~ Mailing address Phone number C . ll F (? [ ~ Li,~='i I ! 11/ f/1- (',. L-~t,~ r ~ - ~ tc sr v..<<o%t - C'G~'wn t,v Full name Relationship 1 y ~ ~ t ~~- C'r~f S c. ~~ _ t~ k ~ ~ Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~~/~/ L Y / / Q 7~ -. ..,, ' APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIEL t ~ ~ ~' ;~~~~ ~ .~ ~ _;-~-: ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION. APP TMENT ~ NAME ~ c~ r I~ 0 6ER r r e S Last First i le HOME ADDRESS- 7~ 3~ /~L~©rr~/n~r~°rs /~ jch~clc~ ~5~{z3 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code _ _ _-_ _ PHONE: Home gjOfr f~ ~~ Business ~~ 7- ~ ~~7 APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Other ~~L ~' ~©C~R.se Co m r~~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~uJ _h a~d~ ~ap_~oL~'~~ . /gym ~Lec,Q ~Lc~,6 l~5~ - ig ~~l- ~~~dd y - C.•addym~s{~~- - ~fcc.r-~~r %. ,~va..rar o-~' (~oUe~no~es, Ntu cuathQ G-o ~-~ ~L~b /4~7- (Q 7S. ~/`~s~c~er7f f~~a cu4 -~~~ ~a L ~' ~.L~ 6 l 9 7.2 a.zd (4 73 • CCL~~,~ nQ~`e C~o`r,rr~ r ~e~. /YtQn {~7s`i/1. 1~~6--Lih~s ~vL~'~lsSaG. %91~, ~`an'~o,,'Q~e ~oL~ Comm<71`e~e+~+~C©nf~PvL lJ~t~t c~'cr~c~a fiof~ %yT~L. 1~T~2~j~/~1JI'C'OT'a17~71'GTTPIZT ~ C^*~*RTTTT TTV T ("'~T_T~7TT T'L~C~~ W ~ / ~ YYi7R'3 . ~~'e~L S ha /re fhe. ,6~.~c./ra~ou~,~ ~h~ e~!y~erienc~ ~o fY1o~e 2 519n~~IGanf Cori ff-< bc~.~'lo.~ ~u C%oG~r coi»m~c~. .~ C« aLSo aCl~(t~r~nte ~ wr ~h fhc 1r'cc r-icu ~ c/~r'c c firs off' ~h~ oar ~Fe ~e n ~ ~in :~ e~fcL qo L F Q 5S bC'_ r Ce ~/D n s , ~ /~ Ct c~c~ ~ t'/ o n ~ 1 haute .~ ~.h~Ld/~~.~ wL,ho ~a~e c.~~re~l!s~fd c~ /~ ~h-t`~,~-esf /h OL~ Q h0/ (.C.1oCL (.~ L/k~ fo Sew LOCQ.L TGLGr l_I ~/~S OCCUPATION: 11 Employing ,firm , agency ,~ ~ ~ v ~ ~(e-G Tr'~ ~ ~ G S 0o r~t/I~i~on ~ r/~/1 • -- Addre s s 17Oa /1e cy~o n Q~l~ ~ • , ~~ D~'1 Position ~Q ~~5 ~}?a ~taq~ r Years w/firrri/agency y ~s Other work experience (optional) vn ~~2o L ac~~cL C'a rp • - 9 car- s . __ REFERENCES (Optional) - - °- A. ~~ /l f~, old ~~2 . Full name ~~ L ~1 ~6 Relationship 1~feR~~~l~e~ -~' Mailing address Phone number B, 5a ~-- /,~o~ ~Q ~L Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~~ ~ l t ~ - / ~ % ~3 • ~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTME NAME ~ Y f T 1< '~~Y- t~, ~, ~ ~,~:, -? ~~ ''~ ~ A ;a~a Last First U diddle ~,..:~~~C .o1a c.~,' ~, ~,:i HOME ADDRESS ~+' ~ 3 '~: ~ ~ ~ Av-F S ., /~.c/ ~, cI~ ~`~G~s"s~'~~7 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No City PHONE• Home ~' ~ j ~' ~`" '`7/~ Business APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Commission Zip Code Human Rights Commission Civil Service Commission Advisory Board of Health Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this- municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: ~ n ~ ii., ~ ~ ~ ~ a CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITYACTIVITIES: ©~"~- P _. OCCUPATION: ~~ Employing ,firm , agency ~`t r / ~ ~ Addre s s Position Years w/firrr~/agency Other ~,vork experience (optional} REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone. number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number .Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson NAME Date APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT i< ~ K~ uI -/~ ~ O-H-~I ~- Last First Middle HOME ADDRESS ~~ ~ ~ ~ "`b~~S ~V, ~•~ ~ GI~~i c° ~ ct ~S~t- ~ Street No. City Zip-Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE `Home Q ~ ~ "' ~ $ 4'~ Business ~ Z S- `~ ~( 2~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission ~6~r Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm.~,_ Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Briefly discuss aspects of your experience-which you believe qualify you for this municipal commis~~s.PPion/comm.i~ttee and why you are interested in servitng: r ~~~°r ~u~-Ih m lu~OC. "~Otr~ O~(~r ~ -~~rS i.W t~ a~ ~~t ~ ns T~~ ~tc~l ~lQ( S'~c V \ °~ ~n ~ C~h htcVr~ (-~ 4'"rlV ~`~\ Ct ~~_~ ~`.}v~~ G~~'C'SC~. ~Rcr! n IZCt-C 1-a11 C~.\vS.Si f:~~ ~-~ f o a'r~t'1 \(~ ~ Ct ~'t F' ~~~ So U 1 CIVIC, PROFESS(tIO~NAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ~) C_i`~~ lo.~ /.~ I~ I 1 1 ~ c; ~~Ci G l) r~ i'I(l Gt h ~~-s~r~ ~/ Sa~~flh~ tJSU r3' ~a$~~c°~Sl~ 1 ~~ C~ ~ ~ ~ ~rS-t- ~ h~'~ S-f-~ ~ h ~ h~ F'c ~-~ d~ ~il ~'15 • - - ~~V~'en1 r~c~~~~uc-~1'}~c~ ~{~ ~~ rus-t-ees ~~ys~I- CF~.~~s-F-~a~ «t~~'~'~=~/1 N~~~1~~~, y F lti) ~b s-i- ~SS~S~ OCCUPATION: ~ ( //~~ Employing ,firm, agency ~ (~'t ~ s ~~{ ~ ) ~~ t\~/ ~C(Zv Address ~~p ~~ ~u~ 5,, ~ ; _ ~ ~ ~ Position ~. ~. ~t~~~, vim( ~~ Years w/firrr~/agency .Z 7' Other work experience (optional) Mailing address B, Phone number Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number __ C. Full name Mailing address Relationship Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date n_pri .: " -L_~7~? . a ~a U Li ~ ~ R 5 APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ?97$ ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOI .,., ~ i ag NAME Last First Middle HOME ADDRES'S~ 1014 E^.st 66t~ ^treet pic~~'ield ;5423 Street No. City Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home 069-4417 Business 370-7171 _ - __ - APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission `" Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other Golf Co>>rse Y,X Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: r l~,ve 'peen a Certified t~ublic necousit~~,nt ror 19 years, ~a~iliar pith developi~~g 2.nd pl,^i~111i1~ UL7,~l?1~SS OO~ect'! VGS end ^J'1 eX'~E'.rieilCC;d 111 ?"Or~s~.i1C~ OYl COi1;~:~1ttC0S dE`?llil?,; T:*lt:? coat acid fins^nci~ 1 d~a~^ . T ?~^~ve pl~:.yf.d golf I or over 30 years (plot very -=ell, 'out e_~jo~T it ver. y iuc~~ and usually pl?~y once ~a, ireef during t'_~~e se:^,son. T h^ve beeen a resident o:E' ricl~-~ield ~ or 24 ye_~.rs, raised z ovr c:~ildren izere, ~.nd take :great deal of pride in our corv:~tu~i.ty. T i ee ~ a ° ^ ; . 1 t.lis role coLr~,~-. :;o~-r.,-. ~<- C?e>:'_rt~:':'~l^ :,,~;rt o:" our total recre~~tiozl~~.l pro~~r=.m CNIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Bo^.rd )irector ~~ director - nic'._ield ~tri~ ~~lub - 1970-1976 ^re^surer - 1975 Pic~:~'ield ~?igi7 school `~?enior ~'1<,ss party ?enber - nr~eric.~n Institute ~, ;~iiLnesota society o' rerti~fed ?public accountants nt'°:er Troutiz ^.tizleti c ~~.ctivities uos.zapu~ uaaT?3 :~~~I ~Z~SS pia?3uoT2{ anuan~ puel~.zod OOL9 ao?330 s,.zabeue~ ~~t~ :off u.zn~ad diusuo?~etad ameu find .~ac{u~nu auoud ssa.zppe buTiiey~ 8 88-958 PZaz,-~~o ~` •; an~cat~v ~s 4 Z 69 d?usuo?~eiad auteu jjn,3 ~toa zC~ a o .z~.~a~ : • w: _ • 8 .zagtunu auoyd ssa.zppe buTi?ems ~b55L-698 E~Ta : ~ ~o ~a ~ a~1ua11•J and ~nTo:~ oTOg J dTUsuoi~eTad auaeu TTnd (Teuoi}dO) S3~N32i3332i s,z~al~ 64 - •sZcii~ `'o,~ ~ ZZaio~~__ `~~~az~_uz~_ ~~.'~an - .zo~.zpn (ieuo?ado) aouaTladxa ~sorv, .za~~O x:a; z 4 ~ouabe~tul?3~nn s.zea~ .zo~.t;.nti~ -~~u.zart~~l uot~?sod ~~aa~J~~. •:~Ttoc~:~a~~az_ a1L?arl'v a~.~.ailus~;_ 408 ssa.zppfl lt-+(~~1, ~LiV ~~.J LI T11 ~%;~ ~[~.Ic~~ai;y r1a. LU ULi-iJ !1.'~u abe `j.TI.Ii 3~ buT~oTdcu3 ~NOI,LKdIlO~O - ~ Date. ~~,..~--°1--'~-~, ~l , /G~ `7:~'~ APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR_COMMISSION APPOINTMENT - ] - NAME ~', ~ ~, •~ ~~ _ (rt~ ~' Last J First Middle - HOME ADDRESS_~_~ .~, ~7 / ~~ -~ ~'~-~ ~' ~~'~ -~p~ Street No. City MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) - Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other ,~`~T?~ (~.~J-G-G~~C~ Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: // r prk i ~~,c.c.~~ ~1,~-~f ~LQ~ ~i'~ ~ t ~-(. ~ t~ ~ iY>'ls.? cr'Y~~ Zip Code ~ ~ t f ~~ Street No. City Zip Code ~(~~C~ ~ ~~ ~~ oZ. Business PHONE: Home , APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: ~.'"'~ ~f!~~~ ~'t'~ /' CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AIv'D COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: .~..,, . ~~~~ . ~. ,, ± a rJJ ~~ 1 ~~~ ~~~~~?~ e f ~.~ Q ~ ~~ ~~~~~ .~, -~~-~` OCCUPATION: ,~7 + Employing .firm, agency .~~ ~ 'f24~'~ ~~~~-~~'~'~j~Q~ ~ ~~ Addre s s Position ,n~~ C~'~c~. Years w/tirrry~Y (/~ ~'~--~~' Other work experience (optional) ,g ,~q ,~j l..-,,,,, ri ,.~,,, is ~ ~„ ~ E ~~l ~.p~ r?~tiYl-t ~G ~r~-^t~--~.rLC/1 ~ .C-~'~~..~P.~ ~-~2.~~''Il?~i't.. REFERENCES (Optional) ---- Full name Mailing address _ __ B. -tit a ~c Phone numk~er Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address ~~ %~`7~- Phone number Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson Date ~{ - / - ~7~' APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RICHFIELD ADVISORY COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION APPOINTMENT NAME ~.~.,~ r ~' L s First Middle HOME ADDRESS- ~ ~~ ,~ - l~ ~`' Glir.~.P . ~~~,C'c~/~e~~ , ~ -~ `7l~ .3 Street No. Cit~ Zip Code MAILING ADDRESS (if different from home address) Street No. City Zip Code PHONE: Home ~'d~t- (~ p ~ Busines ~~ ~ APPOINTMENT PREFERENCE: Planning Commission Human Rights Commission Park and Recreation Advisory Comm. ~ ( Civil Service Commission Senior Citizen & Handicapped. Advisory Board of Health Advisory Commission Other " Briefly discuss aspects of your experience which you believe qualify you for this municipal commission/committee and why you are interested in serving: nn ~) , ~ 1.~f 1- .~- e~ L, _ .. / , 6 CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: f~~ ~' OCCUPATION: Employing ,firm, agency Lc=~~'~ Address ~~ l~ - L~~.c~-2~r~ ~~ Y ~~f ~ ~ A Positio ~-~- ~ Years w/firrr~/agency .Z tiles Other bvork experience (optional) REFERENCES (Optional) A. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number B. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number C. Full name Relationship Mailing address Phone number ,~_ Return to: City Manager's Office 6700 Portland Avenue Richfield 55423 Att: Eileen Anderson rs M CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA .Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 94 Agenda April 10, 1978 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield _. --_--__Gentlemen: _ ._ _ __ __:_ _ Subject: Year II Community Development Block Grant - - Program Amendment The purpose of this council letter is to request city council approval for a transfer of monies from the Year II Community Development Block Grant program administration budget to various other Year II project budgets, This transfer is necessary because the city's record of project budget amounts does not correspond to the project budget amounts appearing in the Hennepin County Year II Community Development Block Grant records. The differences occurred be- cause the city staff determined that the monies allocated to administrative costs would be better accounted for within the various projects, and allocated the admin- stration monies to these projects rather than to a separate administrative fund. However, Hennepin County has recently informed us that, while the allocation of administrative monies between approved projects could previously be done at the staff level, regulations now require the city council to approve any reallocation of monies between projects. Hennepin County and city records still show the following differences in Year II project budget plans: Project Housing Rehab Community Ctr. II New Home Program Park Improvements Administration Tota 1 ;.~enn. County City $ 35,720 $ 37,500 14,850 14,850 45,140 50,000 20,650 20,650 9,250 -0- $125,610 $123,000 Proposed Adjust. $3,085 -0- 6,165 -0- ~ a~~ -0- The difference between the county CD budget records and the city's records results from our decisiori to charge administrative costs directly to individual projects. The proposed adjustments have no effect on the total amount of Year II CD funding Council Letter No. 94 _2_ April 10, 1978 the city receives, but are only necessary to reflect the actual distribution of monies among the various activities funded by the Year II CD grant. The records show an additional $2 , 610 in Year II funds available to spend on the approved projects as a result of the differing allocations between the county's budget figures and our CD budget records. It is, therefore, recommended that the council adopt a motion authorizing the transfer to $3, 085 from Year II Community Development Block Grant admin- istration funds to CD project 25 (housing rehabilitation) and the transfer of $6, 165 of administrative funds to CD project ~7 (New Home Program). Respectfully submitted, __ _ ,Q L~'~~" " Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja _ cc: Finance Director Planning and Redevelopment Director CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 93 Agenda April 10, 1978 The- Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield .Gentlemen: __ ___ _ _ _ Subject: Commendation Awards At the March 13, 1978 city council meeting, the semi-annual public safety Citizen Commendation Award was presented to Mr. Bruce S. Stone. The public safety department award program also includes presentation of commendation awards to public safety employees. Presentation of these awards is scheduled - for the April 10, 1978 city council meeting. Two employees of the public safety department have been nominated as re- cipients of the commendation awards for the period from July through December, `- ~ 1977. The first of these awards is to be presented to Police Officer Kenneth Pilcher for the personal courage and professio al ability he demonstrated in a robbery incicent,on..August 25, 1977. This incident involved a shooting at the Short estop uperette located at Cedar Avenue and Diagonal Boulevard. Officer Pilcher' ctions were instrumental in saving both his own life and the lives of ~' bery victims. For his demonstrated courage and professional ability, the ublic safety department has nominated Officer Pilcher for a distinguished service .ward. The second award is a special commendation award to be presented to former ~hfield Police Officer Ronald Holt.. Officer Holt left the Richfield Public fety Department in February to assume the position of Chief of police in rose, Minnesota. Officer Holt served with the Richfield Public Safety rtment for more than ten years; during the past four years Officer Holt responsibility for development and management of our crime prevention ram. Officer Holt's efforts in the area of crime prevention, pedestrian and cle safety have won the City of Richfield national recognition for innovation effectiveness. Officer Holt also served as Coordinator of Richfield's fifty .,safety volunteer reserve officers and established a program which has e a model statewide. For his contribution to these public safety efforts, public safety department has nominated Officer Holt for a distinguished ice award . T ~~' cc: Publid; Safety Director 5 Respectfully submitted, ~~~ ~ .~ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager