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11-24-75 agenda ` r 1 ~ / ~ + ~ `~ ti .~~ A~ l% _ 1 1 ` ~~. ~I L~. 1..I 1 I 1 `~' ~' ~` `""' . CITY OF RICT3FIELD, :MINNESOTA .-i; ~ ~..~ ~ j+~ .. , Office of C ty Manager Council Letter No. 3.62.:,, ~r~... '~ ' ` { Agenda IVovember'24, '1975 ~~, ~~, ..._ The Honorable Mayor - '; and ~ '~' "~~ `~' `` ~' Members of the City Council ~ Gity of Richfield Gentlemen: Information on Suburban :Public Health Nursing Service At-the last city council meeting the city council deferred action on ' adopting a' resolution conGnuirig participation in the' Suburban Public Health Nursing `Service for 1976. Councilman Ludeman asked a number of questions with respect to the nursing service. . Attached is a copy of a report prepared by my assistant which provides ~ • information about the nursing service. It is recommended that the city council ~ adopt the a tacked resolution providing for continued participation in this F service for the .year 1976. Respectfully submitted, ,~ Wayne S. Burggraaff ' ~ ,. r''1 City Manager- , ~ , ,c t','~' ~~.~ ~, WSB/eja s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , J j} ~ - , i .. - - ` - - - ~ ' ~ ' p I RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION RELATING TO PARTICIPATION IN THE SUBURBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY NURSING DISTRICT WHEREAS, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 145.08 and 145.12, provision has been made for a public health nursing district in that portion of Hennepin County outside the City of Minneapolis, and WHEREAS, pursuant to such authority such a public health nursing district has been organized and has been in operation since 1952, and WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to continue the operation of such nursing district and to provide it with adequate funds for its proper operation NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Richfield that this political subdivision continue to be included in the public health nursing district of Suburban Hennepin County, organized on January 4, 1952; that it participate in the benefits thereof; and that it agrees to support on an apportionment basis its pro rata share of the cost of the administration of such district provided, however, that for the period of January 1 , 1976 through December 31 , 1976 this -cost shall not .exceed 50~ per capita on the basis of 1975 population estimates as per the Metropolitan Council. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shall be deemed an agreement to continue to participate in such nursing district on the basis hereinbefore specified with all other political subdivisions adopting similar resolutions . Passed by the City Council of the City of Richfield this 10th day of November, 1975. Loren L. Law Mayor ATTEST: Thomas J. Moran City Clerk r~ v CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA. Inter-Office Memorandum . ~ _ ~aTE November 19, 1975 To Wayne S. Burggraaff FROM JOyce L. Wll SUBJECT SUBURBAN P LIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICE Pursuant to your request, I have assembled. some information regarding the Suburban Public Health Nursing Service.. The City of Richfield has used the. services. of the Suburban Public Health . Nursing Service since the early 1950's. At that time patients were served at a cost to the city. of about 37~ per capita. In 1974, 305 Richfield residents were served. Through August of this year, 233 Richfield residents had participated in the program. The 1975 cost to the city is 39~ per capita, or a total of $18,420. The 1976 budget . allocates $23,D67 for the service, at an increased- rate of 50~ per capita. Tree 1976 per .capita ..rate. isfigured on the Metropolitan Council's population estimate of 46,134. Other re cent year's charges have been based on the I9 70 population figure of 4 7, 2 31. The Suburban Public Health Nursing Service provides five categories of service. The home nursing care- visits and the Home Health Aid. Service. are the-two basic categories of service and most participants in the program are recipients of these services. The .nursing care is the medical treatment program. The medical services are often supplemented by the Health Aid Service,' which assists patients 9.n bathing, preparing meals, or doing other tasks which a patient is unable to do for hims-elf. The program also offers .health teaching-and counseling, clinic services (Well Child Clinics and Immunization) and school visits. _ ' These services are available to Richfield residents a maximum of three times- weekly. Residents are charged-per visit, regardless of length of visit. 'Some services may be performed in one. hour, .some may-take two and one-half hours, but each recipient is charged the same. Many: residents who participate in the program are covered by Medicaid or Medicare, which pays for the services. Residents without. such services are charged according to their "ability to pay" . These charges are calculated based on a system developed by the Community Health and • Welfare Council. This system uses factors such as number. of people in family, income, cost of the medical .care to determine the charge to the patient. • ~- . i `, r SUBURBAN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICE. November 19 , l9 75 Page 2 Richfield residents. are served by about one full-time •registered nurse, one full-time licensed practical Nurse, and one half-time R.N: and one half-time L,P.N. • If the city were to provide comparable services, it would cost. an ~~ estirriated $18,630. in salary alone for one full-time and one one-half time public health nur e. (Based on 1975 Stanton Associates salary survey for public heal~h nurses.). Of course, benefits would increase -the cost, as would addition of a full-time L.P.N, and one .one-half time L.P.N. In that case it would. cost the city considerably more just to maintain the same personnel-as are currently delivering nursing care. through the Suburban Public Health Nursing Service jLW/b 11 . .. • /G CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office-of City ..Manager Council Letter No. 360 Agenda November 24, 1.975 - The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield F 1 ~> ~ Gentlemen: r, Subject: Annual Congress of Cities Conference Mayor Law has requested that a ..discussion item regarding the 51st 4 ' ~ ~ ;Annual Congress of Cities Conference. to be held in Miami Beach, Florida xd _ . November 30 through December 4, 1975 be placed on the November 24, 1975 city council agenda. ~, Respectfully submitted, ~~ Wayne S. Burggraaff City Manager ,, WSB/e j a • ~, ,; ~, - ~: ~~ ~.. .. i... `~4 CITY OF RICH FIELD, MINNESOTA. Office of City Manager »~ ~~i.,n r Council Letter No . 3 5 9 Agenda November 24, 1975 The Honorable Mayor _ and Members of, the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: 1974 Audit Report Councilman Ludeman° has requested an item on the November 24, 1975 agenda to enable the council to formally receive and file the city's audit ` report for 1974. The report has previously been submitted to the city council, °~ . ? ? ~~ 'It is recommended that the council receive and file the 1974 audit report . _\ Respectfully submitted, ~~ Wayne S. Burggraaff ~~~ City. Manager WSB/eja ,: ,,. cc: Finance Director ~ ~ ' ,..: -. ''~, CITY OF RICHFIELD; MINNESOTA. ~~ Office of CityManager Council Letter No. 358 Agenda November 24, 1:975 J The Honorable Mayor ;and Members of the City Council ?City `of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Purchase in Excess of $1,000 Chapter 6`, Section 6.05 of the City Charter stipulates that the city council must approve the purchase. of merchandise, materials, equipment, or construction when the amount exceeds $1,000. This letter contains one such purchase. On the November 10, 1975 council agenda there was an item calling "• for the purchase of ten trees for Augsburg Park. The approved low bid was submitted by Halla Nursery in the amount of $3, 600. Recently we were contacted by Halla Nursery representatives who indicated that they had mis- quoted on this item. They indicated that the cost for ten trees would be $4, 600, rather than the originally quoted $3, 600. .Such a price revision no longer makes-Ha11a Nursery the low bidder for this item. 'The low bidder now becomes Minnesota Trees in the amount of $3,:816.. It is therefore recommended that the council revoke its action of November 10, 1975 and approvethinpurchase..from~the new low bidder in the amount of $3,816. It is essential that the council approve this purchase n excess of $1, 000 since we intend to ;have the trees planted at Augsburg 'Park at the earliest possible date.: Respectfully submitted, Wa a S. Burggraaff` Cit Manager WSB/eja ~, cc: 'Parks and .Recreation Director Finance Director ~; `~ .. CITY t~F RICHFTELD, MINNESOTA . _~Jffice of City Ma~iager' Council Letter No. 35:6. Agenda November 24, :1975 The Honorable. Mayor and ', Members of the City' Council City of Richfie d Gentlemen: Subject: Petition Received Regarding hloise Barriers - Along Highway 35W - - , At,the city council meeting of October 14, 1:975 the city council passed _ ~` .... .. .-- _=_.a~soiution requesti.~g the;,-highway department-:#o construc~h-noi'se barriers -- - adjacent to the resideritiai property between 6400 and 6SOO ~Eme;rson Avenue. - This resolution was based,on a petition that the city received on'Octoberl, 1975. On November-5,-1975 the.city::councilreceved another petition requesting the city council to delete .the noise barrier wail- between, 6430 and. 6400 Emerson Avenue. A copy of the November 10, __1975 council letter on° this item is attached.. :The city council did not take action on. the second petition at its meeting of November 10, 1975. Before taking action on`this petition the city council requested the city staff to 'contact the affected residents to determine whether _` any wished to change -their previous position in this matter. ° All residents of the block were contacted b'y Ietter.on November 17:, 1975. The staff has re- ceived no notification 'from res3.dents- indicating a desire to change their pos- ition in favor of or opposed to t a barrier. Since thE; resident~~ of the b~.ock aS,e almost evenly divided on this i sue, and since the council has already takers-action approving extension of -the barrier north from .643.0 to 6400 Emerson, it iS recommended the council: take no action on the second°petition. Respectfully submitted, m, ~~~ .Wayne S. Burggraaff City. Manager • WSB/e ja cc: Public Works Director ..~ •-CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA " . ~ ' - Office of City ,Manager; Council Letter No. 347 Agenda November 10, 1975 Tlie Honorable. Mayor- . and .....,...Members' of the City.: Council _ .. City of Richfield .. .,~ :~_. Gentlemen:. Subject:.Petition Received Regarding Noise Barriers Along - Highway 35W Residents of the 6400 block of Emerson Avenue- South have submitted the... ' attached petition and requested an opportunity to appear before the city, council. At the city council meeting of October 14, 1975, the council adopted a resolution approving preliminary plans for the construction af_naise barriers 'at _ _. . ._-~., ._ speczfzed- locatioris_.along Highv~Tay 35V~1, -The c9t~_nczl rriay-recall that this - ----- - resoluton-ncluded several changes frdm tY~e initial Highway Department '- proposal: The original survey conducted by the Minnesota Highway Department:; - indicated a desire by the majority of the residents in the 64.00 block of Emerson Avenue to have no barrier, It was the council's decis-ion at that time to suggest • #hat-the barriers. be extendedalongthe entire block, in accordance with the petitioners expressed request. The ,second petition protests the validity of . that original petition (also attached) and requests that the barrier not be extended, .. _A diagram:of the 6400 block of Emerson is attached; showing the original barrier proposal and the proposal foran"extension. The position of each resident .for or against- the barrier is -.also shown.. It might be noted that four of the residents who want the. barrier benefit from the extension and only three of the petitioners who- oppose the extension would be affected by it,- According to the original proposal, the resident of 6430 Emerson would be served by the barrier anyway. Since the residents of the block are. almost evenly divided: on this :issue, and since the council-.has already adopted Resolution No. 5.419. approving extension of a noise barrier north from:°6430 to `6.400 Emerson,. and. the resolution has been certified- to the IVlinnesota Highway Department, it is recommended that the city council make no change in the resolution. Respectfully submitted, ~, ~/'~<~~ • G ~1Va yne S . Burg a ' ff City Manager WSB/bll ~-~ :. } '~.' . . t t9' 1 ' ~ r-. _ N _. ~ _f.1 N ~~ !~ ~ } ~.. t ~~ O d i ,,~ . ~ o A ~ ~ ~ ~: co Q ~ ~ ~ ..~ ~ a~ _O ..~ ~ si> r ~ O ~ ~ ~ U ~ +~ p. ~ cD ~ ~ R. ...i ~ ~ ~ o t4 N ~ p .~ ~ ~ CO Cfl ~ 1 i ~ t~ "'' ~ s.. Q ~ N X p ~,' ~ ~ LD s.. ~ p ~ c0 ~, ~ R, ~ s. O :~. ~ ~, 0 ~ N. ~ i , .1 t!" O S~, ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~ : ~ N ~ m O , f ~ ~. O O .~ ~. ~ 3 ~ ~//~~ 1 1 V/ - ` .' ~ ~ ~^ ` ~ ~ ' W J [ .~ S VV t (Q MM _ Vy W ,^. W I~J/J~ t YI ~ i l W - • ~ ~ ~~ ~ kJ Q ~ .. ' rt l / ' ~ ~. y Y 4.~ ~6y' O O , ~/ W N co u- v' c~; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -: ~ ~;~ ',. Q :. s~. ` U• s 1 ~ `° r`romt `Residents of 6!l00 block Emerson_lwenue South Dates= r~ ovembar ~, 19'~ ~ ~' Rei Noise Abatement Barrier ., l On October 1, 19'5 a petition was subfnitted to the .Richfield City. Gouneil. r-. by various residents of the. 6!00 bloc': of ~rlerson Avenue South, t•.ith the tiro- posal that the planned noise abatement barrier be ex+.enc~ed the entire lenryth of the 600 block. The undersigned property otirners wish to protest the validity of the .aforementioned petition on t~.o oremisess 1) three signers. of that petition, namely, b`_r. and ~Trs. Ray L. ~~rendt, i:'r, and T~'x•s. Robert Sch-~idt .and Nfs, Gertrude cooper, would be protected by t•he barrier as oriinally proposed by the Minnesota State Highway Department, and therefore have no right. to express- . an opinion on extention of-the barrier;: and 2) the si.~;nature of ~"r. and Airs. M. Gilbertson, of 6~~•~0 Amer. son Ave. So. is inv2.lid, because they are no longer owners of that oror~erty. Further, the undersigned residents of the 6~~00 bloc'_•c of ymerson Avenue South oppose the building of a noise abatement 'harrier. north of E~i36 Emerson, because we do not feel the hi?h:Jay noise is a siQnifieant problem. '."he greater part of the highway noise along this section of northbound: 3 ~ is "tire noise'' rather than "mine noise". En;in.o noise appears to be reduced because vehicles are coasting into a sharp turn leading into i3igh~,;ay 62 - Crosstown. We, there- fore propose, as an alternative, a bituminous-resurfacing of Interstate Highway 3 ~J from both Street north to Hennepin County Highway 62, such resurfacing to be paid for by the same noise abatement .funds as Mould finance a noise barrier. Respectf.zl].y Submaitted, _ ~Y°~ x ,. d ~~~~~~ lVOV 6 1375 . Richfield City 1S~~nager _ ;, .,~,. .. . ~. .;.. r qJt' 1 /6~7~ n t ~i-~Fy cfi cc~~ficl~ ~ ~ .. ~~ .~ ~ gY - . 1 e listed property ocmers of the 6400 Emerson Avenue block .~ of Richfield, I~.nn., wish for the Richfield City Council and the SM2.yor to study-our petition to have the proposed noise abate- ' ment barrier extended from 6436-Emerson Ave. thru 6400. The t barrier would cover the entire. 6400 block of Emerson Ave.. instead f ~ . of only part of ~:rierson,Ave. , as proposed by the 2iinnesota State .Highway Department. :' so, J~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ x ~~ ~, ~ ~- G ~ ~s ~- Cy, ~` lv ~ D ~ • /~ ~ "' ~~ . ~~~ ~~~ ~~ib ~ ~~~, -~/J 6yZac~~soN ~~~ so_ /If ~r./, -': ~ ~ .. ...~ - .. ~ 'w. _ ~ ~'~ ie ~. } .. ~ ~" f.L, .' _ CITY OF-RICHFIELD,. MINNESOTA ;~ ~,a~ :`:~ ~ rA~. Office of City. Manager Council Letter No. 355 ,; ~ ~ ~ ~.~~ Agenda November 24;, 19.75`' The Honorable Mayor ~ and Members of the City Council _. ~ .. ~,, City of Richfield _~ ~ ~ + ~ ~~ Gentlemen: Subject; Commendation Award At the city council meeting on November 24, 1975 , the Public Safety Department has requested.;tme to present an award to Sergeant John Clarke. Sergeant Clarke resigned from the Department`on August 30, 1975, because of a medical disability. Sergeanf Clarke spent approximately 22 years with the Police Division of the Public Safety Department and over these years. provided a .great deal of a istance in developing the Police Division into the fine organization we enjoy in Richfield today. The- Public Safety Director has prepared a departmental commendation award which will be presented to Sergeant Clarke in appreciation for his 22 years of service. The Richfield Police Officers Federation has also requested the opportunity to present Sergeant Clarke with his retirement badge on this occasion. r~t ~ _ Respectfully submitted, ~,., ~i `. l~ ~J - ,Q - Wayne S . Burggraa .:City Manager ,~ WSB/bll cc: Public Safety Director ,~ ~d - CITY OF RICHFIELD; .MINNESOTA Office of City`Ma'nager ~.~ ~, r; ~~, ~. ~., Council 'Letter No . 3 54 1 - .... ~~ ~ Agenda November 24, 1975 ~ e~- ` ~ ~~ 4 ~~ `~ ~~ ~~Tke Honorable Mayor ~, w.. ~., f T _`, ~ ~~! ~ and "' ~°` "~ ~ ""~ Members` of he City Council City of Richfield _ .~~ ~l Gentlemen: ~ '' ~,~, ,`, Subject: Off-Street Parking Contract for Commercial "~~ Building at 721 West 77 1/2 Street ~ `~ F , ,. Mr. Robert Adelmann requests approval of an off-street parking` layout '~- =~ ~ :.lr and contract for a retail commercial. building proposed for location at 721 :..West 77 1/2 Street. This; location is further described as that part of vacated Aldrich Avenue .lying between 77 1/2 Street and the Highway #494 Service Road. A sketch showing the, location of the property upon which the proposed building will be located is attached. • The property is located in a C-2 zoning di trict: Within this zoning district, retail commercial buildings with necessary storage facilities are :permitted uses:. However,. before plan review, evaluation and issuance of a building permit can be authorized by the city staff, an off-street parking con- tract must be approved by the. city council. The applicant proposes to construct Gone-story building which will have a floor. area of 7, 800 square feet to be used as a re aYl paint s-tore with- the necessary: storage facilities. The applicant's proposed building requires l8 off-street parking spaces.' `He is providing 23 off-street parking spaces, ' -which more than adequately satisfies these requirements. t„~,~ ,_ _ The city staff has reviewed and evaluatedthis off-street parking contract. `~~re;que t and recommends it be approved. ~' - ~i:~ ~~~ F Respectfully sub fitted, ~~'~ _, '; ~ ,n UG 'l.X ' ' ~~ a ~~' ~ Wayne S. Burgg~raaff City Manager _ ~ ,... WSB/eja ~. ~ } ~ '~ ~~ ~`. ~ J` cc: Planning Director ; ~~ , ~ Public Works Director ~~,_. , ~,~~ °~` : 77 !!2 _ ST. _~ Reloccte exist. city st. signs ~ 24~ ~ ~ #~Exist. sign post Drive ~ '~ . II spaces N ~ }''~(To match exist. 77th ST. parking) N ~ . Sidewalk- 60 Scale ~ I ~~= 40~ EXIST. BLDG. PROPOSED ADDITION EXIST. BLDG..: - Baden~s Bowling Alley M 60~ x 130 Twin City Tire Co. • 9~ N Exist. P. P. Rear Service Area • 12 spaces a. Exist. Guy-Wire N , MH. Green-Area 20' Green Area Barrier Curb -~- ' W. 78th ST. OFF-STREET PARKING NO. 75-5 m- OWNER AND ADDRESS; Robert F. Adelmann, 805 West. 772 Street _ LEGAL DESCRIPTIONc That part of vacated street lying between W. 7712 Street and Highway i+9~+ frontage road and between Lot 5, Block 2, Stxand's'2nd Addition:: and Lot 1 ~ Block .2, Strand Bawen Addition to Rch~Tield • 721 W,, 772 S` USE: Retail Paint Store NO. PARKING, SPACES: 23 GOUNCIL:ACTION: November 2)+, 1.975 E. S. 11~~Q/7S - t ~: , ~ .. r~/'~ •.. f- t ~.~ ;~ „ - ' CITY OF RICHFIELD,.: MINNESOTA Office of City Manager ~~ "' Council. Letter No. ,353 ,; Agenda- November 24, 1975 , ~' The Honorable: Mayor s ~ ;~• and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject: Criteria for Traffic Control` Devi"ces At the October 27, 1975 city council meeting the city council 'considered a suggested procedure for processing requests for traffic regulatory devices:- particularly stop signs. During the course of that discussion the staff was asked to revise or add to the criteria lis ed in thee:-Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices with the objective of making these criteria more applicable to situations in he City of Richfield. This additional information is contain- ,~~ ed in this council letter. There are three different. types:>of traffic control devices for which separ- ate sets of criteria. should be developed: ;~" Traffic Signals '~ - The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices lists. eight criteria or warrants that should be reviewed in considering traffic signal installations. These criteria are: ~' 1. Minimum vehicular volume 2 . Interruption of continuous traffic. 3 . Minimum pedestrian volume 4. School crossings. 5;. ,Progressive movement 6. Accident experience 7. Systems 8. Combination of: warrants A copy of these warrants is attached. Because of the infrequent installation`. of traffic signals and the high cost of these installations, it 'is recommended ..that the city council •continuethe practice of conducting a complete study on ,~~ any intersection that is _considered for traffic signal installation, to determine - ` if the intersection meets the minimum warrants established by-the Minnesota Manual on Traffic Control Devices. ~ . ,,! '~ r`:ti: ,f ". ~, Council Letter No: 353 -2- November 24, 1925 r-~ ,- .. ~~°<< Four-Way or Multi-way Stop Signs ~' ~~., The Manual on Uniform Control Devices lists three criteria or warrants tha should'be reviewed in considering' four-way or multi-way stop sign in- ; {~ stallations. .These criteria or warrants are: ~-' `"P ~~ 1 . Where traffic signals are warranted and urgently ,needed, the .multi-stop is an interim measure that can be installed quickly to control traffic while arrangements are being made for. the signal installation. 2. An accident problem, as indicated by five or more reported accidents of a type. susceptible of .correction by a; multi-way, stop ins allation Yn a 12-month period. Such accidents include right and left turn :collisions as well as ,right angle collisions.: - 3. Minimum traffic volume: (a) The total vehicular`volume entering: the intersection from all approaches must average at least 500 vehicles per hour 'for any 8 hours of an average day,:-and (b) .The combined vehicular and pedestrian volume from the ~~,;~:~ '" minor street or highway must average at least 200 units per hour for the same 8 hours, with an average delay to .minor street ' ~ -vehicular traffic of at'least 30 seconds per vehicle during the ._.; ~ , ., ,. .. _ maximum hour, but ,, ,..: (c) When the 85 percentile approach speed of the<majar street ', ~,~ ~ t traffic exceeds 40 miles per:hour, .the :minimum vehicular volume' warrant is 70 percent of the above requirements. In reviewing these three criteria, it is obvious that there are very few ; - intersections within`the...City of Richfield that would;meetwarrants nos. 1 and 3 . However, Warrant No. 2 does directly relate to situations within the City of Richfield. It would also be reasonable to add an additional' criteria or warrant that would deal- with -site obstructions . It is recommended that the. city council establish the` criteria listed in the Uniform Manual on Traffic Control Devices as the guide for four-way or multi-way stop sign installations. An additional warrant or criteria calling for a staff review of potential obstructions and/or other street geometric problems that affect .the .safety o£ an intersection could be considered and added to further help evaluate requests should the city. council wish to take such action. Council Letter No. 353 -3= November 24, 1975 ~~-~ '~ ~ ;` ~ fiwo-Way~~ Stop~`~Signs . ~ .. }Thee Ivlanual'on Uniform Traffic Control Devices lists four criteria or , -- 'warrants that should be reviewed in considering two-way stop sign install- ,~~, a~tions: xThes,e, criteria are: ~ . °° . s.. ~ t.. 1 . Intersection of a 'less important road with a main road where , A"; ~_ application of the normal right-of-way rule is unduly hazardous. ~;; .- 2. Street entering a through highway or street. ,._ 3 . Unsignalized intersection in a` .signalized :area . { ~~ ~ ~~- 4. Other intersections where a' combination' of high speed, restricted . ~~` `''' ~ view, and serious accident records indicates: a need for control by the stop sign. Since these warrants are somewhat general, the staff recommends the following expanded provisions be adopted in leu'of those listed above: 1. Intersection of a _less important road .with a main road where application of the normal right-of-way is unduly hazardous. Where total traffic entering an .intersection averages 500 cars fora 24-hour period the street with the larger volume should be • classified as the main road and stop. signs. shall be installed stopping traffic on the minor street. 2. Street entering a through highway`or\street. It is recommended that this warrant..reman as is. An example of his type of :warrant application would be where residential streets enter into .76th Street, Nicollet,Avenue, Lyndale Avenue, etc.- 3, Unsigna ized intersection-in a.sgnalizedarea.: It is recommended h ;'-°. E ~ ~ that this warrant remain as is. ~,, ~L , ~{ r 'c, ,_, 4., Other intersections where a combination of high s.pesd, restricted view, and serious accident record indicates a need for control by the stop sign. High' speed shall :mean where one street is posted \ ft ,in excess of 30 miles an hour or where public safety department a radar checks indicate that a- substantial number'of people driving are exceeding the 30 mile per, hour speed limit. Serious accident , j record shall mean three accidents n_ a twelve month period or ~ five accidents in a .24-month period. ~. _ ~ ,~, ~~• .~„~~ ~" ~ `Council~L'etter~No. 353 -4- ~ November 24, 1975 ,~ n, :M°;~~; ;~ Recommendation • .m~ It is recommended that-the city.. council: authorize the -city manager to ~ ~. recreate a committee consisting of a representative from the .city manager's office, a-representative of the public works department, and a-representative from the. public safety department. .This :committee would review requests `.` ~ ~~^ ~-- and meet with residents when necessary to explain the reasons why stop. signs .would or would not be installed. The criteria proposed for adoption in this council letter. would be "used a s a .guide . If the committee felt that the regulatory sign or signs were warranted, a request. for authorization would be submitted to the city council.. ' If the committee felt that the request was unwarranted, the city council would re- ceive copies of the: minutes of the committee meeting indicating the reasons why the committee felt the signs were unwarranted . In .the event that a resident or .group. of residents felt that they did not receive a proper review,..they could .appeal the committee's decision to the city. council. Respectfu ly subm" d, Wayne .:Burggraaff City Manager r,, WSB/eja cc: Public Works-Director ,~~~ y - "' Public `Safety Director ~ Administrative Assistant ~ ,, ,~. • '~ • an Uzi o'm c+ ,v,''o ~'. >, u q .Ly m ca ~.,0.-m .~--Yi,d.~,~Ctom.~.LC~',,LD~.~i.1~~_ ic,O #'[i,E•om ~ F+ y '• ~ d m m cl C .:~ G .~ d ,C q „m, O~ O -~ d R ~ d ;, u r n U ~'~ O C: •m m• 'O C ~ ~ ~'~ O ~ ~ ~..~ .0.+ O t: .o ~ ti ~•N ^^, u 00 .ty cyi .~ O .. •~i O v ~ C. p %. 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CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Office of City Manager ' Council Letter No. 35'2 ~ ,,` , y,, L ~ '' Agenda November 24, 1975 {. ' ' r ~~'' ~~ ~'~ ' ~~~ ~ The Honorable: Mayor a ,~ ~ ~ ~t and ; ~ ~ ~ ° '"~"~~ '`':.Members of the .City Council City of Richfield ~~'~~ ;~ i Gentlemen: i.? r t :, , Subject: Authorization to Call for Bids -Chemicals ti ~^~3'~y for Water Treatment Plant _ On the November 24, 1975 city council agenda there is an item prodding= ~.a ~`~~~<' for. city council authorization to ca 11 for bids on certain chemicals to be used- for water. treatment processing in 1976. The bids for chemicals used at the water treatment plant will include lime, liquid aluminum sulfate,'liquid anhydrous ammonia and sodium silico fluroide. It is proposed. that bids on_the chemicals be received on December 18, 1975. Funds are provided in the 1976 budget for .these items and it 3s recomm- ended that the city councl'authorize a call for bids:; Respectfully submitt Wayn S. Btzrggraaff City Manager WSB/eja ~~~, ? ~ ~ pc: ;;Public Works Director , '` y" ' , , { Finance Director ~} 1 ' ~ ~ ~ `~ ~: 3 ,:~ r , sry, (, ~' ,~ •a: CITY OF RICHFIELD", MINNESOTA' Office of Cty;Manager Council-Letter No. 351 Agenda November 24, 19.75 -, T.he Honorable -Mayor i _ ~+~,; r ~ and Ivlembe.rs of he City Council .~.~ ;._ , City of" Richfield ~ "Gentlemen: ~'~ ~ ~~~ f" ~ ~"~ "~s~" Subject: Agreement for Auditing Services for 1975 Submitted herewith is a proposed agreement with the CPA firm of Olson & f ` ~~ ~ "'` , , C~1"ough, 7514 Oliver Avenue; for auditing services for the City~of Richfield for'° ~" ~ ~~ `r the year ending December 31, 1975. It is presented now to allow the. auditors '~ to begin preliminary auditing before .the end of the year. Although it is impossible to predict how much time will be required for the , 1.9.75 audit, it is estimated that the time would be similar to the 1974''a"udit, .~," ~ '""~~ • since ahe auditors have. already built up:their working files. Applying the proposed rates to the actual time .billed the city for the 1974. audit", the projected 1975 audit charge amounts to an increase of about $6.15. It is recommended that'the oouncil approve the proposed contract for auditing services for 1975: Respectfully submitted, .-p ~ ~ ~~ " Wayne S. Burggraaff City' Manager ~` WSB/bll cc: Finance Director z ~ 7 r r s ~. is _w ` „y„~ ' . ~ i+ ~, ,~ tiF~ ~ , 25. i~ ', ~." ~ ' ~ q: ~~ ~ Y AGREEMENT FOR AUDITING..SERVICES " w THIS AGREEMENT, dated this day of,:' 1975, . by and between the CITY OF REICHFIELD, MINNESOTA, hereinafter re- ferred to as the "City" and the accounting firm of OLSON & CLOUGH, Certified Public Accountants, a co-partnership consisting of ~. ROGER L. OLSON and RICHARD G. CLOUGH, hereinafter referred to as the "Audito"rs", WITNESSETH: In consideration of their mutual covenants and agree- ments as hereinafter set forth, the, parties hereto contract and .~~ ~ agree as follows: 1 . The Auditors agree to make a limited. general audit of " the .financial transactions and records of the .City for the year " ending December 31, 1975.• Such.exemination shall be conducted- " in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and. procedures and in accordance with the minimum audit procedures for Minnesota- municipalities prescribed by the Minnesota State Auditor (formerly the Minnesota Public Examiner), and is di- rested to the expression of an opinion on financial statements, and is not primarily or specifically designed,,--and cannot be - relied upon to disclose defalcations and other similar irregu- larities, although their discovery may result,. The examination shall encompas the following. items on a test basis: ' ~ 1. System of internal control 2. Details of all the books of account, subsidiary records and supporting: documents as to: (a) Legality a (b) Mathematical accuracy (c) Complete accountability fd) Application of accepted .municipal accounting principles ' `. - ~ ., ~,, c It is understood a!nd agreed that the responsibility for the estab- i lishment and enforcement of an adequate system of internal control . rests with the Cigy. The examination shall encompass the. accounts .and records " _ of the City of Richfield Police Relief Association for the same perioda 1. f c~i rc~Jmstances disclosed by the and i t ca 1 1 for a more detailed investig tion than would be necessary under ordinary cir- •, cumstances, .such circumstances will be called to the attention of '~r" the City authoriti~ies_before proceeding further with the.investi- gation. If authorized to proceed further with the investigation in this area, compensation for the additional services will be at the regular rat~'es designated later in this agreement. ~ 111. The Audiltors shall provide the Gity with at .least ten (10) copies of the report on their examination, and shall make • specific comments ,and recommendations with regard to the following.: (a) Non-conformity with. procedure prescribed by '$tatute. (b) Conformity to accepted. principles of municipal accounting. (c).Defects in accounting plan and financial procedure that. make proper accounting and. audi~lting difficult. ~- "` (d) Anyifai-Lure of accounting department to makefinancial reports required or needed ` for administrative purposes.` The repgrt shall be addressed to the .common 'council of the City. IV. Final f~eld work on the audit will be started by the Auditors after receipt aF novice from the City that the accounts ^' ~ are completed for the year and ready for the Auditors' examin- ation. If .mutually convenient, the Auditors-may start field work prior<to the close of the calendar year-1975. y~ w ' The City herewith engages. the auditors for the work - hereinbefore specified and agrees. to pay fo the Auditors for such work on the basis of the following per diem rates (calcu- 1'ated on the-basis of a seven hour day): , Audit supervisor $100.00 Staff accountants. $70.00-90.00 Typing ~ $S,OO per hour Postage for mailing requests .for and returns of direct confirmations of consumers' accounts, bank balances and other ~} confirmations to be a City. expense, either directly or by reim- bursement to the Auditors for such expenditures. The Auditors shall provide the City-with a detailed statement as to the names of accountants, classifications and hours, worked.. Payment of the Auditors' fees shall be-made as work progresses and itemized claims therefor a_re submitted by the Auditors. 'Monthly progress payments to be at the rate of • sixty percent (60%) of the total fee billed for the .time ex- , pended to the date of billing; with final .payment to 6e made within thirty days after receipt of the Auditors report and an itemized municipal claim form showing the balance due the- Auditors. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto .have hereunto set their hands. and seals as of'the day-and year first above written. .: CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA • BY BY (Seal) . ALSON ~ CLOUGH ~+ Certified Public Accountants •, r ~ BY ~ ~ ~~~~-""T.; Richard G. Clough, Partner .~~`~- CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA ' Office of City Manager Council Letter No. 350 6,y.. r -. /~ ,l~v~ ~_ Agenda November 24, 1975 ~;~ ~, ~, ~ The .Honorable Mayor ~- and , r , , - ~ ; '~, ~'s..~ , k i ' Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen:. ~ Subject: Tabulation of Bids and Award of Contract for Backwash ~~~'~ Reclamation System' and Appurtenant Work for tYx, Water Treatment Plant, ,. On November 1'8, 1975 bids were opened by the city manager in accordance with .previous city council authorization for a filter backwash reclamation sy em at the water treatment plant. -The public works director,. planning director and city. clerk also represented the city at -the bid opening. -The bid minutes, and tabulation are attached for city council review. Six bids were'submitted for this project. The low bid of L. A. Shank Plumbing & Heating, Inca in the amount of $73, 500 is recommended for approval. Funds are available #or this project from the Community-Development Block Grano. ($40, 000) and .water department revenues ($33 , 500) . Respectfully ub tted, ~~ VV Wa a S. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja F~ ~- cc: Public :Works Director Finance Director ~~ ,~ ;, t k~ r s *~ x 0 ~ ~ ~ rn ~ u~ ~-i ~ ti ~ ~~ ~ N ~ ~" ~ Ci ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O ~~ ~ a~ ~ m~o•~z w ~ o °~a rd's •~o~~ +~~~a~ yaw ~ao•~ ~,x ~ ~ . ~ +~ U z3 tt3 •~ cd •ri O E-i U pq pq U ~ O O O O to ~ O O O N ~ O O O op ~ LCD O M ~ L ~ \O O O O ~ ~ O O O O w 0 !(~ U1 Lf1 tI~ U1 Lf~ W pq W Pa ; P4 (~ W q Pq W Pa W W PU H P4 V H ao bo ~ ~ ,'~ ,'~ v ~ F-i Kam"' ,r~ + ~.. : U ~ o2i .. , o8 ~. f..{ ~ ~ ~ H ~' ~ ~ ~ ~ U . ~ . ~ , ~ v , , ~ w w ~ ~ ~ , w ~ ~ ~ ~ rz '~ ° o i a a x ~ ~k ~k CITY OF RICHFIELD Bid Opening BACKWASH RECLAIM AND APPURTENANT WORK r Pursuant to requirements of Resolution No.'101.5, a meeting of the administrative. staff was called to order by Wayne Burgg raaff, City Manager, who 'announced that- the purpose of the meeting was to receive, open and read aloud, sealed bids on Backwash Reclaim and Appurtenant Work as advertised in the official newspaper on October 22 and 29,: 1975. Present: Wayne Burggraaff, City Manager Peter Eberz, Public Works Director - Richard Krier, Planning Director Ken~Conway, Water Department Supervisor Thomas J. Moran, City Clerk The following bids were submitted and re ad. aloud: BIDDER AND - BID SECURITY TOTAL BID Horowitz Mechanical, Tnc. B. B. 5% $ 75,800 L. A. Shank Plumbing & Heating, Inc. B. B 5% 73,500 Metro Engineering, Inc. B. B. 5% 76,739 ' Lee Reichert .Plumbing & Heating,~_Inc. B. B: 5% 74,200` Mac-In-Erny, Inc. B. B 5% 105,500 -- Acton Construction Co., Inc. B. B 5% 104,700 The-city manager announced that the bids .would be tabulated and considered at the regular .council meeting. on November. 24, 1975. Thomas J. Moran City Clerk ~' ~~ -a ~' ~ ''~~ ` ,~;; " is ~ . < 1 CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA" iage I l~ !t~' e' of C f r y a i , ic Of Council Letter No. 349 Agenda November 24, 1.975 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Richfield Gentlemen: Subject;, Special Use Permit, Home Occupation, 367 Apple Lane Ms . Faye Alvarez„ requests a special. use permit to allow her to have an employee in a home occupation. The home occupation is a beauty salon in which she. and one other person will vw rk. A special use permit must be judged in accordance with the conditions set down in Section 3.41, Snbd. 5'of the zoning ordinance. This subdivision states that a special use permit may not be is ued unless it is found Ghat the uses for which the permit is sought will not in the particular case'be detrim- ental to (1) the health:; safety, morals,.` comfort, convenience or welfare. of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood or {2) to the public welfare _ or injurious to property- or improvements.. in the neighborhood . Background The home is located- at the corner: of Apple• Lane and 66th Street.. The beauty shop entrance -would be through the front walk-in .basement. Off- street .parking for four cars-is provided-. The home was previously used for a` chiropratic office. The surrounding land use is residential. The area. is zoned -residential Land Parcel 65 x 155.7 (10,12A sq. ft.) Parking. 4off-street spaces are provided/garage entrance: off 66th Street Frontage 65.75 feet .on Apple Lane ,; ;, ! '~ a 4-~ .Council Letter No. 349 -2- November 24, 1975 - Staff ::Findings and ;Recommendation - 1 . The .additional employee will allow the operation of a two-seat beauty parlor. A mini~mum~arr"io.unt~~of~parking which would be ~ ~ ~ fi'r' necessary would be six (6) spaces. Four'spaces are provided off-street, and the 'street frontage will' make it' possible for two additional on'-street parking, spaces for a total of six spaces. 2. The lot-is located on 66th Street. Thus, the traffic generated by this business. will probably not filter back into the residential neighborhood . , i The staff finds that one employee will not be in conflict with the conditions, ~ governing the issuance of a special use permit and thus, recommends issuing ~ the special use permit. ; ~ Planning Commission Recommendation ~' .The. planning commission reviewed the application at its September 24; 1975 meeting.. Action on this- application was deferred to the October 28,, 1975 meeting as the applicant did not attend the earlier meeting. After: taking testimony from the applicant, the .planning.: commission recommended issuance of a special. use' permit with the. stipulation that thee-permit be limited to one (l) part-time person. The planning commission based their decision"on the fol owing: 1. Adequate off-street parking is available. 2 . .Traffic generated by this 'facility probably will not filter back .into the residential area. 3. One part-time employee would not be in conflict with the conditions governing issuance of a special use permit.. Respectfully subm d, t~ /,h ~u ~ ~'" ` ~ x:.K ~ 13 - m ~~ ~^ 5 ~"' M t5 l2 ~~ n~ 15 1$ ^~ ~~ 12 i2 ~ ,n -_ a ~r n n o ~ Q ~' t 2 6 `~ .. ~ ^ LJ~ ~Ll l4 13 ~ M ~., !3 13 ~ ~ „ 14 13 ~ ~, ~ m ,~ m cc -~ . 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S~ :Z,_Z~.`'' •~~3~1i~ - (~ ~ I~,•.o "~,~ IZ ~ I~3e l~ycj}~~.••{~..lo..• , Ij~ ' „.. Z liS•2 ti.., '~:.S.7Z v ~ I~3..- +. '~~ :•2 Go ~s r~•i ,SI r1 :;*+ • ~ ~ °CITY•"OF RICHFIELD,,: MINNESOTA ~;. Office of City Manager .Council Letter No. 348 Agenda November 24,, 19 ~, 75 ~~ • y~ ~ x ;~, = ~; ~ The. Honorable :Mayor - and- . Members of. the City Council ::~ ~ C"ity of Richfield .. .3. ~ Gentlemen: ~. Subject: Lynda'la/Hu'byNicollet' Commercial Improvement Program ~~" ~ ~ At .the November 10, 1975'~city council meeting the city council continued • • ~ - the hearing on the Lyndale/Hub%Ni,coilet Commercfal Improvement Program to the November 24, 1.975 city ceuricikl` meeting. ~~ The background' information concerning this subject was contained in Council Letter No. '335. `Baeau~e the letter and its attachments was quite °" voluminous, we are not sending out additional copies. However, if you do need a copy, please contact: Mrs. Anderson and she will make an extra one for you. •~ . °fs ` ~ Respectfully sub tted, 5 ,~ q`a ~ - ~f~,. ` ~ ~ ~ Wayne S'. Burggraaff City Manager WSB/eja ~ ~ U ~ ,:r. . ~~.t ~: , .,; r. :• . .~~~"~. .. ~ ~ ~ Q ; ; ..~ ~~ ~ • •~'~ CITY. OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA K,.. Office of City Manager / Council Letter No, 347' . Agenda.November 10, 1975 The Honorable .Mayor and - Members of the City Council City of Richfield.. ,..., 4. - Gentlemen• - Subjecti Petition Received Regarding Noise Barriers Along Highway 35W . Residents-`of the 64.00 block ~of Emerson Avenua South have submitted the' attached petition and requested an opportunity to appear before he city council. At the city council meeting of October 1~, 1`975, the council ad-opted a resolution approving preliminary plans far the construction 'of noise barriers a specified locations along Highway 35W. The council may recall` that this resolution-included several-changes from the initial Highway Department.' proposal. The original survey conducted by the Minnesota Highway Department indicated a desire by the majority of the residents in the 6400 block of Emerson • Avenue to have no; barrier. It was the council's `decision at that time to suggest that the barriers be .extended-.along the entire .block, in accordance with the petitioners expressed request. The second petition protests the validity of Ghat original petition (also attached) and. requests that the barrier not be extended... A diagram of the 640.0 block .of Emerson is attached, showing the original barrier. proposal and the proposal for an extension. The position of each resident for or against the barrier is also-shown. It might be noted that four' of the residents who want the barrier benefit from the extension and only three. of the petitioners who oppose the extension would be affected by it: ° According to ..the original proposal, the resident of 64`30 Emerson would be served by the barrier anyway._ Since the residents of the block are almost evenly divided. on this issue,. and since the council has already adopted Resolution No. 5419 approving extension` of a noise barrier north from 6430 to 6400. Emerson, and the resolution has been certified to the Minnesota. Highway Department, it is recommended--that the city council make no change in the resolution. Respectfully submitted, rp ~~ `~ l~ NVayne S. Burg ff ~~ City Manager WSB/bll To ~ .Richfield City Council ~ . • From Residents of _6!yQQ block Emerson A'vrenue South Date t ?`jovember ~, 197 5 Ret Noise Abatement Barrier • On October 1, 1975 a petition was submitted to the Richfield City Council by various residents cf the ~~00 Bloch of Emerson lwenue South, frith the pro- posal that the planned noise abatement barrier be extended the ent:i.re lena•th of the 64~Q0 block. The undersigned property oti~ners wish to protest the validity. of the aforementioned oetition on two premises 1) three signers of that. petition, namely, R`r. and Iu'rs, R.ay L. ~~rendt, I~'r.. and I~"rs. Robert Sch-~idt and NIs. Gertrude.~ooper, would be protected by the barrier as originally proposed by the Minnesota State Highway Departn.ent, and therefore have no rimht to express an opinion on ext.ention of the barrier; and 2) the signature of i~~r. and Mrs. M. Gilbertson of 64.0 Emerson Ave. So. is invalid, because they are no longer owners of that proper, ty. - Further, the undersigned residents of the 61wOd block of ymerson Ac=enue South oppose the building of a noise abatement barrier north of 6~t36 Emerson, because we do not feel the highway noise is a significant problem. The greater part of the highway noise along tl!is section of northbound 3~d is "tire noise" rather than '+engine noise'. Engine noise appears to be reduced because vehicles are coasting. into a sharp turn leading into Highway 62 -Crosstown. We, there- fore propose, as an alternative, a bituminous resurfacing of Interstate Highway 3~nt from 66th Street north to Hennepin County Highway 62, such resurfacing to be paid for by the same noise abatement funds as would finance a noise barrier. Respectf.zlly Submitted, - ~Y°`~ Tom. X ~ `~`~~ `. L~~~;~ ~~ ~~ J - D ~~~~~~ NaV F 1975 Rich#ield City Manager ~. r ~ ;~ ...~._.._ OCT 11~~5 CL::t;i'b`GFr:vC I:t~iy CI ~~iCSF~tG~~~ x • ~: ~~ Rxr__._...-- 1 e listed property osmers of the 6400. F.~nerson .Avenue block ;~ of Richfield,. riinn., wish for the Richfield City Council and the tM3yor to study our petition to have the proposed noise aba.ts- went barrier extended from 636 Emerson Ave. thru 6.00. The E barrier would cover the entire 6400 block of Emerson Ave. instead of only part of rmerson,Ave. , as proposed by the Minnesota State • ' Highway Department. . ~ SD, x~ G,~-gyp " ~ ~ ~s ~ `~' i j~~ ~.~~ • ~~ ~ ~~,,` ~`~~~~- ~^ r. w~~ 0 b ~~~ ~~~~ 6~~6 /~ ~ ~ - x ~ ~f L-~G~--~' ICJ ~~ ~ _. ~ Gfa~ ~~ 6 gJZd C,y~xsoN /¢v~ Sa. ~~~~~ /~a~~ .: ,,a, .. ^c f'n . . ~' ~ ~ .~ '~' ~A ~ . 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