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Motion by Luettingero seconded by Kenealeyo that the final plat for Goodyear
Tire and Rubber CompanyB 3015-17 West 66th Streeto be approved with the following
stipulations:
1. A -sign "No Right Turn - Trucles" be placed on the south side on
Washburn Avenue .
2. A variance to the subdivision standards be granted to the right-of-way
requirem ants .
All ayes -Carried.
o ~ Re~;uest for Variance a 7047 Xerxes Avenue, to Convert a Two Unit Apartment to
a Three Unit Apartm®nt.
Richard KrierB City Plannera presented background information on the variance
and the staff's recommendation that this request be denied.
Jan Sussie o 4010 Pebblebrook Drive a Bloomington o attorney for Mrs . Lowell
Becker® 7047 Xerxes Avenue, presented a petition from surrounding neighbors favoring
the conversion of a two unit duplex to a three unit apartment complex.
Bill Gilbertsono owner of a duplex at the north end of the blocko appeared in
interest.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettingera that the hearing be closed .
All ayes -Carried.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Kenealeyo that this request for a variance at
7047 Xerxes Avenue be denied.
All ayes -Carried.
4. Dearing Regarding Revocation of Soft Touch Sauna License.
Mr. Burggraaff reported on his suspension of the license for the Soft Touch Sauna .
The attorney for the licensee o requested that the hearing on this item be continued to
the council meeting of August 12tha as stated in his letter of July 22® 1974 to City
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Attorney Clayton LePevere. Attorney Thomson -also consented to the continuance of
the present suspension of this license.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that this matter be deferred to the
August 1.2, 1974 council meeting.
A11-ayes - Carriedo
5 .. Approval of Purchase in Bxce s s of $1, 0 0 0 .
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that- the city council approve the
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purchase of a one-ton roller to be used for patching by the street department, which
piece of equipment -shall be assigned to the Central Garage.
All ayes -Carried.
6. Amendment to ®ff-Street Parking Contract for Richfield Bank and Trust Corn an .
Rolf Hagen, 7258 Humboldt Avenue, son of the owner of Hagen's F'u~s , 6601
Lyndale Avenue, appeared on behalf of his father and requested the council°s consid-
eration in not closing the curb cut on Lyndale Avenue. H® also read a letter from his
fa ther, B . C a Fia~gen .
Carl McBride, representing Richfield Bank ~ Trust Company, commented on the
proposed parking lot.
Phil Swan, Route I, Prior Lake, representing Richfield jewelry, also spoke re-
garding council consideration in not closing the curb cut on Lyndale Avenue.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that this hearing be closed, and that
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the council approve the staff°s recommendations with the following stipulatiorfs:
1. That landscape- treatment be provided to maintain the character estab-
lished by Richfield Bank ~ Trust Company. Landscape and lighting
plans to be approved by-the city staff.
2. That the necessary permits be secured.
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3. That a curb cut on Lyndale Avenue which will no longer be used by
the banks be closed.
All ayes -Carried.
~. Metropolitan Transit Commission Bus Service Presentation .
Cam Andrea Executive Director of the Metropolitan Tran-sit Commission, and
staff members presented a summary of events presently being implemented by MTC
and in particular the recent acquisition of the Bloomington Bus Company.
Motion by Jacobsena seconded by Kenealey, that the city manager be directed to
write to the Metropolitan Tran-sit Commission and reaffirm the interest of the city
council in obtaining bus service to the Southdale-Fairview Hospital.
All ayes -Carried.
Senator William G. Kirchner, 6830 Newton Avenue a reported on -his request for
service to the hospital-area,
8 . Rectuest for Parking Restrictions o South Side of 72nd Street between Nicollet
Avenue and Pillsbury Avenue .
' Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettingero that this request be deferred to
the September 9th council meeting.
Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson and Luettinger. Naves -Jacobsen and Kenealey.
Abstained -Law. Councilman Kenealey indicated he voted "no" because the people
in the area should have the right- to have ingress and egress- to their property. Tie
vote .
Mark Erspamer, 201 Wo 72nd Streeta spoke in behalf of this parking restriction,
as did Bill ~Reutero 7201 Blaisdell Avenue, and Muriel Kozako 7200 Blaisdell Avenue.
George Tellgreno 6937 Upton Avenueo spoke in opposition to posting while con-
struction is going on.
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Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that this request for parking
restrictions on the south side of 72nd Street between Nicol1et and Pillsbury Avenues
be deferred to a council meeting after completion of the Augsburg Tennis Court parking
lot.
Poll of voteso Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger. Nayes - Kenealey. Abstained-
Law . Carried .
Motion by Law, seconded by Jacobsen, that the staff be directed to write letters
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to every church in Richfield outlining the city's restrictions on parking near driveways
and corners.
All ayes -Carried.
g . ~ Request for parking Restrictions on 18th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets .
Motion by Kene~leyB seconded by Luettingero that the following resolution be
adoptedo that it be spread in the Resolution Sook and that it be made a part of these
minutes
RESOLUTION NO. 5219
RESOLUTION .RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS
"NO PARKING 4:00 P. M, TO MIDNIGHT" SOTH SIDES
18TH AVENUE FROM 63RD TO 64TH STREET
Poll of votes: Ayes - Andersona Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes -
None. Absent - Noneo Carried. This res®lution appears as Resolution No. 5.219 in
Resolution Rook No. 35.
Francis Riley, 6915 Portland Avenue, suggested that the resolution be for
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"residential parking only",
10. Request for Release of Off-street Parking Contracto 2216 and 2220 E. 66th Street .
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution be
adopteda that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these
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RESOLUTION NO, 5220
July 2.2 0 1974
RESOLUTION RELATING TO'RELEASE OF BOND ON OFF-STREET PARKING
Mr. Horton Connett
3757 West Broadway
Location: 2216-20 E. 66th Street
Use: Two 4-Unit Apartment Buildings
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Poll of votes: Ayes - Andersonp jacobseno Kenealeyo Luettinger and Law. Naves -
None. Absent -None. Carried. This res®lution appears as Resolution No. 5220
in resolution book No. 35.
11. Commis-lion Appointments .
Advisory Youth Commission
Motion by Kenea-eyB seconded by jacobsenB that the following appointments- to
the Advisory Youth Commission be made by the city council:
Students:
pulie M. Macho 7200 M®rgan Avenue 1 year Expires June 1, 1975 (New Appt.)
Vicki jo Olsona 7442 Pillsbury Avenue 1 year Expires June 1, 1975 (IVew Appt.)
Linda Hagerto 3005 W. 71st Street 1 year Expires june 1 a 1975 (New Appt. )
Colleen M. Seifert® 7209 Columbus 1 year Expires june 1 a 1975 (Reappt.)
Ad°ults;
Roger Stern, 6625 Newton Avenue
Gary Nelson, 7626 Sheridan Avenue
All-ayes -Carried.
3 years Expires june 1 a 1977 (New Appt. )
3 years Expires june 1, 1977 (New Appt. )
Motion by Kenealey, seconded by jacobseno that appointments to the Human Rights
Commission and to the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission be deferred to the
council meeting of August 12, 1974.
• All ayes -Carried.
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12. 15esigriati®n of City Representatives to Association of Metropolitan Municipalities.
Motion by Kenealeys seconded by Jacobsen, that Loren Law be designated as a
delegate, and Vern Luettinger as an alternate, to represent the -city in meetings of the
Association of Metropolitan Municipalities.
All ayes -Carried.
I3 , Discussion of Council Policy Concerning Liquor and Beer in City Parks .
Motion by Kenealeys seconded by Anderson, that this discussion be deferred to the
council meeting of August 12, 1974.
All -ayes -Carried .
14. Discussion of On-Street Parking by Heavy Trucks .
Motion by Luettingers seconded by Kenealey, that the present ordinance code of
the City of Richfield, pertaining to on-street parking by heavy trucks, be amended to
include residential and park areas (both sides of streets).
All ayes -Carried.
15. Request to Barricade Street to Hold Parish Picnic.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettingers that the request of Mrs . Patricia
Haupts 7633 Elliot Avenue, on behalf of Assumption Church., be granted ,and that
77th. Street between 3rd Avenue and 5th Avenue, be barricaded for a parish picnic on
8unda-y, August 11, 1974, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luett~,nger and Law. Naves -None.
Abstained -Kenealey. Absent -None. (Councilman Kenealey indicated he abstained from
voting because he is a member of Assumption Church) . Carried.
16. (NOT ON AGENDA) Reeiuest to Barricade Street to Hold Block Picnic.
Motion by Jacobeans seconded by Law, that a request from neighbors on 11th
Avenues between 62nd and 63rd Streets, be granted for a neighborhood picnics and that
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11th Avenue, from 62nd to 63rd Street, be barricaded from 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
on August 11, 1974.
All ayes -Carried.
17. Change Order for the Taft Park Project.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that the change order for the Taft
Park project, decreasing the contract for Bury and Carlson, Inc. , in the amount of
$.5,107.41, be approved. This change order is to adjust the contract amount caused
by the difference in quantities between the estimated quantities as bid and the- field
measurements .
All ayes -Carried.
18. Payments and Estimates.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following payments and
estimates be approved:
A. Aqua City Plumbing, Inc. , irrigation system, Donaldson Park, City Project
No. 654, Contract No. -2149, 100% complete. Amount payabl®- $710.00
B. C.W Ploule Landscaping Co. , Inc. site improvements Donaldson Park,
City Project No. 653, Contract No. 2145, 10.0% complete, Amount payable
$1,299.75.
C. Bury and Carlson, Inc. , site improvements, Donaldson Park, City Project
No. 654, Contract No, 2150, 100/ complete. Amount payable - $2, 600.07 .
D. Electric Service Company, site improvements, Donaldson Park, City Project
No. 654, Contract No. 2148, 100% complete. Amount payable - $4, 583.75.
E. Metro Engineering, Inc. , site improvements, Augsburg Park, City Project
No. 660, Contract No. 2177, 18% complete. Amount payable - $26, 279.60
All ayes -Carried.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following payment and estimate
be deferred until a future date:
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Hines Brothers Masonry, Inc, , Baseball dugouts, Donaldson Park,
City Project No. 6548 Contract No. 2174, 100% complete. Amount
payable - $485.00
All ayes -Carried.
19. ~~Licenses:
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following license be approved:
Fee Waived:
New Aqua City Plumbing Inc. , Softball Team Food
August 3rd and 4th, tournament
All aye s -Carried .
Motion by Jacobsene seconded by Luettingere that the allowing licenses by approved:
Regular and Taxicab:
Renewal Lee Wards e 7737 Nicollet Avenue V®nding Ma-chine
Soft Drink
Renewal Southtown She118 7745 Penn Avenue Soft Drink, Cig.
New Gregory Ostergrene 6305 Ashcroft Lane Taxicab driver
All .ayes - Carried.
20. Claims and Payrolls.
Motion by Luet~inger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following claims and payrolls
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be allowed:
RICHFIELD .BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Checks 11731/14745
SUMMIT STATE BANK
Ghecks
52303/52487 General
51825/52186 Payroll
$7,207,357.82
8638599.75
1208815.31
All aye s -Carried .
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21. A~j®urnment.
Motion by Kenealey, seconded by Luettinger, that the meeting be adjourned.
Time: 11:05 p. m.
Date Approved: August 12, 1974 ~~`~i'/~ : ~ °~.
Thomas J. Mox n City Clerk
or® .Law Mayor ay a S. Burggraaff C Manager