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02-11-1963VILLAGE OP RICHFIELD Regular Meeting February 11, 1963 The council of the Village of Richf field met in regular session, Mon- day, February 11, 1963, in the council chambers of the Village Hail, 6700 Portland Ave,, at 7:00 P,M. The meeting was called to order by Magor Olson. Present: ~inderson, Jacobsen, Reese, Randall and Olson. Absents None. Rev. Harold Grindal, Oak Grove Luth. Church, gave the invocation. to Minutes- Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the minutes of the regular mee ting of January 28, 1963 and minutes of the special meeting of February 5, 1963 be approved. All ayes - carried. 2. Reports Motion by Randall, seconded by Reese, that the following reports be accepted and filed: Inspection Report, Jano 1963 C-?102 Henno Coe Relief Report, Jan. 1963 C..7103 All ayes - carried. 3, Bill No. 19631 (Zoning Amendme nt e 7701>45 Rnox Ave. S.) Bill No. 1963-.1 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT CERTAIN ORDIm NANCE N0. 2e 03 OF THE VILLAGE OF RICHFIELD, MINNE5CII'A;, ENTITLED 'AN ORDI® NANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OP PROMOTIIl~ HEAL~I, SAFETY, ORDER, CONVENIENCE, PROSPERITY AND GENERAL WELFARE BY REGULITING THE USE OP LAND, THB LOCA- TION AND USTs OF BUILDINGS, THE ARRANGEMENT OP BUILDINGS ON LOTS AND THE DENSITY OP POPUTA TION IN THE VILLAGE OP RICHFIELD, HENNBPTN COUNTY, MYNNEm SOYA" PASSED THS 25TH DAY OP ~TOBER, 1954, AS SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED" was read, the same being on file in the office of the village clerk, C-7092 -2-. Feb.. 11, 1963 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that this cons titute the second reading of Bill No, 1963-1. Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays - none. Absent - none. Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Reese, that the council adopt Bili No. 1963-1, that it be spread in the ordinance book, that it be published in the official newspaper, and that it be made a part of these minutes. Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays - none.. Absent - none. Carried. 4. Set Date of Hearing - 6301-15-25-35 Lyndale Ave. S. A~otion by Anderson, seconded by Reese, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application of Johanna R. and Clarence H. 8isele, 6305 Tyndale Ave. S., for rezoning of property at 6301-15®25-35 Lyndale Ave. 5. from general commercial and open develop® ment to multiple residences hearing to be February 25, 1963. Ali ayes ~- c~.rrieda 5. Set Hate of Hearing - 800®20 W. 65th fit. Motion by Reese, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council au tharize the clerYc to advertise a hearing on the application of C. A.. Oberiander, 6401 Morgan Ave. S., for a special use permit at 800®20 W. 65th 5t.; hearing to be Feb. 25, 1963, All ayes - carried. 6. Set Date of Hearing -Adjustment & Appeals - 7425 4th Ave. 5. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the council authorize the c1erP~ to advertise a hearing on the application of Henry Loesch, 7425 4th Ave. S., for a zoning variation at 7425 4th Ave. 5. with variation in side yard; hearing to be Feb, 25, 1963, A11 ayes - carried, m3- Peb. il, 1963 ?.® Sign Application. 2100 t~. 78th St. D. D. Schmalz, applicant, appeared. Motion by Anderson, seconded bg,P Jacobsen, that the application of Daniel D. Schmalz, 2100 lN. 78tt'x St., for an outdoor advertising sign permit at 2100 t~. 78th St. toe approved. All ayes carried, $. T-Iea.ring -Special Use Permit - Bloomin tong Cedar,_ 77th to 78th It being 7:15 PeA~t. Mayor Olson cal led, for the hearing on the appli- cation of C, E. Volp, 775 Colorado Ave., St. Louis Park, for a special vise permit at Bloomington, Cedar, 77th to 78th Streets and read the no ticc~ of hearing. Jerome Blatz, attorney, and Doran Stricka, appraiser, represented the applicant. The following persons appeared: Hugh 1~9,eber, 7620 16th Ave. S. ) appeared with Questions T~tilliam Giliick, 7638 Bloomington Ave, ) but agreed generally to Bert Edstrom, ?621 Bloomington Ave. ) the proposed laymout Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the hearing be cioseda x!.11. ayes - carreied, R~4otion by Jacobsen, seconded by Randall, that the council grant the spt cir.1 use permit to C. B. V®lp, 775 Colorado Ave. , St. Y.ouis Park, to locate three 42 4tn~.t and two 41 unit apartment b¢~ildings at Bloomington ~s~d Cedar, 77th to 78th Streets, with stipulation that custodial and manages ment arrangement be presented to the council with the building perm~.te All ayes -carried, Cm7104 9. Hearing - A~aartment Use Permit - 2216®20-24®28 B. 66th St. Mayor raison called for the hes,ring on the application of I3orton Cona~~:tt, 377 Pti'o Broadway, R4irneapolis, fon° an apartment use permit and which hearing had been deferred from the previous meeting. m4® Pe1a, 11, 1963 Horton Connett, contrractor, appeared. Roger Shay, St. Paui, and: Chag'les Black, St. L~:~uis Park, also appeared. No persons appeared in op® position. Rlotion b~' Jacobsen, seconded lay Reese, that the hearing be closed. All ayes ~ carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the apartment use permit to ;~orton Connett, 375? W, Broadway, Minneapolis, for four 4munit apartment buildi~s of two bedrooms each, with the stipu~ cation that the 66th St. side of the building be brick faced to the top of the windows, All ayes carried, C~?105 10. Advertising Si n ~ 6519; Nicollet Ave. Ra.lp4'i Schutz represe><q'~ing I.ongtino's, appeared. No persons appeared in opposition. Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council approve the sign>~ .,~h3ch is now erected. All ayes carried. 11. Hearing W Special tTse Permit ~ X314 bVr 65th St, l3ob Rock, 643? Russell Aveo, appearred in interest. consideration of tyre special use peranit of Gene ral Realty Co., 2?36 Henne~,in Ave., wa,s deferred in accordance with a rrequest contained in a letter elated Pebrua.ry 8, 1963; hearing deferred until February 25, 1963. 12. Nearing - Ad,ytastment ~ Appeals ~ ?101 Nicollet Ave. it beir~ ?:15 P.M. Mayor Qlson called for the hearing on the applica~ lion of Gilber°~ (~ke~°strom, Wooddale Baptist Church, for a zoning variation at ?101 Nicollet Ave. a.nd read the notice of hearing. Gilbert Okerstrom and Roger Johnson, architect, appearede the council expressed an interest in the church's acquiring addition al area f~cr parking. No ,persons appeared in opposition. -5- Feb. 11, 1963 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. All ayes -carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the zoning variation to Wooddale Baptist Church, 7101 Nicollet Ave., for a variation in setback requirement at 7101 Nicollet Ave. Ali ayes - carried. C-7106 13. Commexcia_1 Buil~?ing Permit - 620-26-32-38 E, ?8th St. ~cay Camp represented the applicant, for a building permit. R4otion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the ~~~building permit to C. D, Nordstrom, 2620 Major Ave. N,, Donald Babinki, 333 Rice Creek Terrace, Roy Camp, 1015 Orkla Drive, Minneapolis, to con- struct four 17 unit apartment buildings at 620®26-32x28 E. 78th St. with the following stipulations Sidewalk on service drive; brick exterior on the buildings; no pro- trading air conditioning units; inside incinerators, roof design to be flat for the first four apartments to west, and the landscaping layout to be presented with off-street parking contract. A11 ayes - carried, C-7107 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the off-street parking layout at 620-26-32-38 E. ?8th St. be tentatively approved. All ayes - carried. 1~F, Request for Authorization for Investment Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council. authorize the Richfield Pire Department Relief Association to invest an additional x8250.00 in bonds issued by the Emmaus Lutheran Church of Bloomington in accordance with a request contained in a letter dated February 2, 1963. A11 ages -carried. C-7108 -6- Feb. 11, 1963 15. Proposed Bill for Tax Revenue from MAC Property Councilman Reese presented a report that the school board had agreed ~ abide by the attorney*s recommendations. Senator Blatz of the 32nd District suggested a resolution from the council regarding concurrence in a bill requesting a deficiencq appropri- ation for the school district for the current biennium. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolu® Lion be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes:: RBSOLUTION N0. 2949 RESOLUTION RELATING TO DEPICIENCX IN APPROPRIATION OF TAX REPTACEA~NT AID TO RICHFIELD SCHOOL L?ISTRTCT Foil of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays m none. Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2949 in resolution book #19. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolum don be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 2950 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING S~1ATE FILB N0. 337 Poii of votes: Ayes .~ Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays - none. Absent - none. Carried. This resolu tion appears as resolution #2950 in resolution book #19. 16. Bids - Pive Trucks Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the corrected minutes of the bid-opening on February 5~ 1963 on five trucks be approved. All ayes carried. C-7109 -?- Feb, il, 1963 The manager presented a tabulation of bids together with his recom- mendation for award. D4otion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council accept the low 'bids as follows: Item #1 - Woodhead Co. Inc., $5,000.00 Item #2 - Hull-Dobbs Ford, $4,639.?6 Item #3 - Woodhead Co. Inc., $5,230.00 Item #4 - Hull-Dobbs Ford, $1,744.99 All ayes -carried. 17. Bids - Five Steel TrucYc Boxes Motion by Reese, seconded by Jacobsen, that the minutes of the bidet opening of Feb. 5, 1963 on five truck boxes be approved, Ali ayes - carried. C-?I10 The manager presented a tabulation of bids together with his recom mendation for award. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by RandalY, that the bid of Smith, Inc. be accepted as the low bid meeting specifications. 18. Bids - Puiverirer & Mixer -j Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the minutes of the bid opening of February 5, 1963 on pulverizer and mixer be approved. Ail ayes carried. C-?lii The manager presented a tabulation of bids together with his recom® mendation on award. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the following resolution be adopted® that it be spread in the resolution lx~o~ and that it be ms,cte a part of these minutes RESOLUTION N0. 2951' RESOLUTION ~U~FiORIZING TRANS PER FROM CONTINGBNCY AF- PROPRIATION 1~1 THE STREET DEPARTMENT CAPITAL OUTLAY ACCOUNT ;e~~Le, .c:, 1 ®~~ Feb. 11, 1963 Poll •~f votes: Ayes ~ Andersons Jacobsen, Randalig Reese and Olson. Nays none. Carried. twiotion by Randall, seconded by Anderson, that the low bid of ~3.O,S64.00 of Borchert~In/gersolig Inc, be accepteda All ayes carried. 19. Bids ~ Tree Trimming / Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reeseg that the minutes of the bides opening of Feb. ~e 1963 on tree trimming be approved. All ayes ~ cau sed, C®71,1.2 The manager presented a tabulation of bids together with his recom~ menda.tion for award. D.otion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the low bid of Pord Landscape & Tree service for $3990.00 be accepted as recommended by the manager. All ayes m carried, The ~uncii requested the village engineer to check on the trimming I of approximatel y 700 trees in Augsburg Park for inclusion in the 1963 Public ~~~or%ss program, advice to be sought from the ITniversity of Minnesota, 20. Taft Pads Pro per ty ivo action was taken on the letter from C. I.~ LeFevere dated Peb. 1, 1963 s relative tee avai l able property for Taft I'arls. 21._ __ ~ec~l.vit~g Report z~ Calling- Bearing ~ V. P. #474 I-.otion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the following resole bQ actor~ted9 that yt be spread in the resolution book and that it be mace a part of tJlese ms~autes : RESOLLITIC~ N N0. 29 32 1tESC1LY.J1`7'n~' REC.ET~771C; RET~~1FtT AND CAZ,I.ING IiEARIIS ON FEBRUARY '~~, 19:3 (1N 1963 ~!NNUAL STREET I1~iPROVEMENT AND OILING I~i?OGRAM VILLP~E PROJECT N®, 474 07113 Po11. ~f votes: Ayes Aa~c~erson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays none, Absent-none, Carried, This resolution appears as resolution #295 in resolution boots #19. -9-~ Peb. 11, 196 22. Aezthorizin~Ad3ustsnent of Salary Expense Motion by Reese, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a ps.x°t of theme minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 2953 RE~7LUTION AUTI-IORIZII~ ANA DIRECTING ADJUSTAgENT$ OP SALARY E~PBNSES IN ENGINEERII~.i DIVISION PROM JAN[JARY 1 TID DBCEMQER 31, 1962 Poll of votes: Ayes m Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson, Nays none. Absent none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2953 in resolution Boole x'19. 23. Allocation of Municipal State Aid Funds Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the following resolu® tion be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution Boole and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 2954 RESOLUTION REL~1 TIl~ 1D TI3E AI.?.~ TION OP Mt1NICIPAL STATE AID 1'~(JND Poli of rotes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall, Reese and Olson. Nays nsne. Absent -none, Carried. This resolution appears as resolution ~2'a5~ in resolution book #19. 2~~. Relating to the Richf field Plaxaning Commission R~otion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resoltt~ born be adopted with the following ~uorrections : P. l to read B9up to 25 years°0 and 1~. 2 to read: °°of the year following the year4°, that it be spread in the resolution boob and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 2955 RESOLUTION RELATING Tq Z<-IE RICHFIELD PLANNING COMMISSION 1~ -10- Peb. 119 1963 Poll of vote: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randail, Reese and Olson, Nays - none. Absent none, Carried, This resole tion appears as resolua Lion #2955 in resolution book #19.. 25, Change Order - Village Project No, 447 biotion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following change order be allowed: Change Order #1, Village Proj. #447, Contract #?1S, Elevated Tank #1, Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. $91?,30 Ali ayes - carried, Cm?114 26. Estimates Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Randall, that the following estimat e be allowed: Watson Construction Co., V. Po #454, Contract #?53, Water Treatment Plant, Estimate #3, 15% complete $45,552.11 All ayes - carried, Motion ~ Randall, seconded by Reese, that the following estimate die allowed: CTzicago Bridge ~ Iron Co,, Ve P, ,#4609 Contract #?54, Elevated Tank #2, Estimate #29 11%® complete $29,654,1® Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the following estimate be allowed: Chicago Bridge & Iron Co,, V, P, #44?9 Contract #?159 Elevated Tank #l, Estimate ~5 - 99% complete $299083.0® Ali ayes -carried. Alotion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reesee that the following estimate be allowed: Tri-State Drilling Co,, V, P, #468A9 Contract #?5?e Well #5, Estimate #1 a 35%, complete $9425,?0 A 11 ayes carried, mli~• Feb. 11, 1963 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the following estimate be allowed: Karl nedolph Construction Co., V. P. #467B, Contract #756, Pump House #1, Estimate #3 - 84% complete $9810.00 A11 ayes -carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the following estimate be allowed: Metropolitan Electric, V, P, #471, Contract #759, Flood Lights, Roosevelt Park, Estimate #3 ~ 97% complete $1592050 A11 ayes d carried.. 27. Licenses Motion by Anderson9 seconded by Jacobsen, that the following licenses be granted: Renew. Barr Plumbing & Htg. Co.g 6822 Osseo Rd.Q7717~77 Av.N. Heating UQ eg Ttnrin Cit3- Plbg. & Htg., 2912 Bloomington Ave. Jerry Baer Htg• Co., 3024 - 4th Ave. S. Heating Heating Neva T3enry E, Walburg Plbg. Co., 1620 Gettysburg Ave. N. Plumbing Renew. 6~'orthingham Pibg. Sewer & ~7ater Contractors, 4304 Nicollet Plumbing ea 6822 Osseo Road DIe Farr Plumbing & Htg. Co. Plumbing New , [~ayne Plumbing & Ileating Co., 208 Balsam Lane Plumbing a~ex~,ew. J. C. Doyle Pibg, Co., ~i809 Pillsbury Ave. Plumbing dg T.C. Plumbing & Htg. Cc+., 2912 Bloomington Ave. Plumbing re 2810 Maaor A~{eo No RichY~cond ~ S®ns E1ec• Electrical Renew. , ~'crrigan Elec. Co., Rosemount, ARinn. Electrical `° Yloliicle Elec• Coo, 4247 N3.coilet Ave• Electrical ae Hof fman E1eC• Co., 239 W. 7$h St. , .~it• Paul Electr3.ca1 08 $eestro8l& Elec. Cl`~s g 4625 Williston Rd. r1~1ca. Electrical Re>iew. A 5z E Shelly Service, 7701 I,yndale Ave. 5. Cig., Soft Drina 9~ 4049 France .eve. (Atlantic Mills) Joe i'erleins Cigarette NE~A! , BY9°YC°s P9]re C~~1, 7301 Penn Ave. S. Cig. s Soft Dx~Y.YY{ "' T~cb's Sinclair, 1400 B. 78th St. Cig., Soft DrinYc l:erev+r. Bridge~~an Creameries, 800 W. 66th St. Food, Soft Dri~aY~ '`' Cae: teen CCS a of Minn. Inc. , 63 ;! C~ Penn A~ve• S o Food, 2 Cig. AR & N Inc,. Dba Foodtown, 6315 Nicollet ®ff Sale Beer, Soft DrYc. a Cig. as C7'rCn'l1~ne Parts Coe g e®$ t'~T. 77~g .~9t. SOft Dr1n~K TIcwY Hacas~n's 5he11 Service, 6601 Penn Ave, 5, Soft Drinik leeslewe fenny*~ iLYper~ot Service, 6401 Lynda le P.ve. 5a SOft Drin?C ~° Northla.nd Milk ~ I'ce cream Co., 11 1n~. 28th St. 8 MilYc.- firrxclcs e' P~nn4s Point Cafe, 2310 W. 66th St. ~`~-k~®od,`~:g.g., Soft DriY~ New Richfie9:d Shell Service, 6545 Portland Ave. Cigarette ,\ \. l ~~m Licenses cont. Ne~+r Stan Ray's Minimax Poods, 6620 Lyndale Ave, 5, Renew. VernBs 66, 6600 Penn Ave. S. New tt'oodlake 8966°° Service, 744 W. 66th St. 1 Renew, Harlan C.. Anderson, 3957 Pillsbury Ave. New Robert J. Barnes, Rt. #2 Bx. 92B Lakeville, Minn. Renew. Ronald A. Bryant, 2100 Garnet Lane °8 Gary L. $ublitz, 4521 Colfax Ave. S. Ne~su Fred D. Dassett, 4545 Dupont Ave. S. Reny. Richard D. Day, 3853 Pillsbury Ave. S. 88 Jack P. De Joy, 149th Orchard Dr. Rt. l~Savage °° Bruce E. De Lay, 6616 Clinton Ave. S.. 99 Js.mes J. Dunne, 9241 Portland Ave. S. '° Hubert L. .Evans, 1514 E. 22nd St. @@ Richard L. Foster, 8432 Fremont Ave. S. '8 David H. Goebel, 6301 Pleasant Ave. °° Parker B. Goodspeed, 8508 lath Ave. S. 99 James V. Hedlund, 8712 4th Ave. S. Le Roy A. Hoff, 7539 Chicago Ave. S. 9° Albert H. Horry, 9707 ®akland Ave. 5• °° Harold L. Howard, 1680 S. Lexing ton, St. Paul 9° William J. Hudspeth, 2441 14th Ave. S. New Kendall L. Kammeier, 2078 Emerald Lane, St. Paul Renew. Robert J. Kirchner, 7714 Thomas Ave. S. °' Phillip B. Knight, 1619 Stevens Ave. New Peter D. Kung, 5508 Nicollet Ave. @e Martin L. Lindenbaum, 5032 Russell Ave. S. °8 Donald E. Maher, 9101 Columbus Ave. Re~~ew. David L. Mathis®n, Rt. 2, Bx.. 95, Savage ev Robert G. O'Donne~,18 9101 15$h Ave• S. New John C. Olavson, X844 Snelling Ave. Q0 Pasquale C. Picciano, 958 W. 86th St. Renew. Robert J. Pieri, 5816 Pleasant Ave. 88 Robert ~. Revord, 919 4th Ave , N. New Stanley F. Simonson, 9036 Bloomington Ave. Renew. Leland P. Smith, 8735 Portland Ave. °° John Vanko, 4400 ~iranson All ayes .. Carried. 28. Claims .& Payr011 Peb. 11, 1963 Cig., Soft Drink Off-Sale Beer Cig., Soft Drink Soft Drink Taxicab Driver 53 » ea 29 f9 @9 ~~ 9r 9a 28 99' 99 ~ ~ I9 B9 ~7 99r @9 7 p t oY O~ , 99 99 ~~ i a e9 ~9 » @9 ,~,® 99 ee ~,1 49 a9 4~ I9 9B 100 v9 9@ 30 99 @9 36 19 99 4~ 99` 99 ~(} 9e @@ ~}` e9 a@ r , 99 a9 ~~ 99r 8B ~~ 99 99 ''9a7 ~ f9 @@ ~ P ..Y4 e9 BB 58 99 @9 4,8 49 B9 4y~ 99 90 ~~ 94 ea ~~ v9 Ba r s~. 99 8@ ~Cv VV 99 89 Sr 1 99 99 5~ w va 51 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Reese, that the following claims and pagroll be allowed: General Acct.. #18313/18421 Payroll Acct, #29300/29480 $374.812.80 40,302.86 All ayes -carried. »13~• Peb. 11, 1963 1 29. Date for Public Worlcs Program Mee tin February 27, 1963, 7:00 P,M, was determined as the next meeting for Earths r consideration of the Public Works Program. 30. Netter to Hennepin County Welfare Councilman Jacobsen requested that a letter of thanks be sent to the Hennepin County welfare. Motion by Reese, seconded by Jacobsen, that a letter of commendation as suggested above be mailed to the Hennepin County Welfare with a copy to each councilman. All ayes » carried. 31. Discussion on Various Subjects The following subjects were discussed; 1 Parking on Portland Ave, Swimming Pool ordinance for next meeting, Solicitors, Public Sanitation. H,P, 467 and H.F. 475 on redistricting, resolutions for Henn, Co. P,E.R.A, ~• O.A.S.I. Village Hall open on evening hours. 32. Adjournment Motion by Anderson, seconded. by Reese, that the mee tang be adjourned. 1 Ali ayes carried, APPROVED: Feb. 25. 1963 Edw. J. Mol° e, Clerk®Treas.