10-14-1975CITY OF RICHFIELD
REGULAR MEETING
October 14, 1975
The Council of the City of Richfield met in regular session in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall on Tuesday, October 14, 1975 at 7:00 PM.
Rev. A11en gave the invocation.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Law.
Present; Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger,Law
Absent: Anderson (arrived at 7:50 PM)
1. Minutes
Councilman Ludeman requested that the minutes of September 22 be amended on
Page 5, Item 10, to show that he voted "yes". It was requested by Councilman
Luettinger that the minutes of the September 23rd continued budget hearing be
amended on page y e e ng a name o ran oy es since the intent of the
city council's action was not to eliminate Mr. Boyle's job but to disapprove
the city manager's recommendation for a permanent full time position,
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger, that the minutes of September 22
and 23 be approved as amended and the minutes of the October 6 continued budget
hearing and the minutes of the proposed 1976 permanent street hearing of the same
date be approved as presented.
A11 ayes -•Carried.
2. Hearing on Proposed Parking Restrictions in the Vicinity of the Richfield
High School
Peter Eberz, acting city manager, reviewed the background regarding the
parking restrictions around the high school.
Mayor Law read a letter from Mrs. Patricia N. Pederson, 7244 Grand Avenue,
(C-9676) in favor of signing the area, "No Parking 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM".
Stan Dzik, 6837 Harriet, spoke in favor of some limited type of parking re-
strictions with residents being issued parking permits.
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James Van Bergen, 7217 Grand, was in favor of a permit for parking and
reported on other problems in the area.
Ralph Poncin, 7221 Grand, stated he wanted the right to parkin front of
his house and felt littering was a separate is-sue from parking. He also stated
he was not in favor of "No Parking 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM", but was in favor of
"No Parking 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM".
Pete Hovelson, 7240 Grand, stated he also wished to be able to park in front
of his house, was in favor of permits being granted for residents and guests and
suggested developing a parking lot for students and student car pooling.
Bill Slott, 6832 Grand, favored school and city working out a joint arrange-
ment to provide parking without infringing on the residents.
City attorney, Clayton LeFevere, pointed out that permits may not resolve
the problem and reported on a number of considerations on it.
Councilman Luettinger, council liaison to the school board, reported on
their deliberations with the school on this matter.
Councilman Anderson arrived at 7:50 PM.
A woman resident, who asked that her name be withheld, reported on actions
against her property due to previous appearance before the council. and offered a
rebuttal to a student's letter to the .editor which appeared in last week's paper
and asked for some type of restrictions in her area.
A delegation of students from the high school were present and the foll-owing
addressed the council;
Lisa Pemberton, 6639 Elliot, stated she felt the school buses were unsafe
and that she had a right to choose her own transportation.
Peter McKenna, 7005 Oak Grove Boulevard, president of student council,
reported on a survey of the students regarding driving to school and parking
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permits issued. He presented a petition containing 1,182 signatures requesting
removal of parking bans. (C-9677)
Paul Glendenning, 7109 Garfield, questioned the students petition and
requested- a final council decision this evening.
Mx~'s, Frances Cummins, 7101 Garfield, spoke in behalf of the students effort
to keep the area clean and encouraged less speeding and more courtesy to residents.
Robert Holler, 6833 Grand, reported on cars blocking driveways and indicated
his preference for "No Parking 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM".
Mark Vogelgesang, 6900 Queen Avenue, spoke of student rights to drive.
Leslie Yamamoto, 7200 Logan, chairman of the school council, reported on
random sampling of a seven block radius of the area Mr. McKenna had reported on
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and stated she felt students had established a need for parking.
Chris Turner, 6244 Morgan, vice president of the student body, reported on
crowed school buses and students need for driving with extra curricular activities.
Mindi Hansen, 7538 Blaisdell, reported on student put-down by adults and
felt it was mainly a lack of communication. She encouraged a parking lot for
students.
Conni Keldsen, 6732 Sheridan, asked if a permit plan were developed would
students also be allowed permits.
Bob Kolstad, 7428 5th. Avenue, asked if permits were issued to park on the
streets in question, could he have permits issued to park on his street.
Matt Foeller, 2120 W. 63rd Street, spoke on littering and suggestions for
improvement.
Larry Spading, 6438 Vincent, encouraged residents in the neighborhood to
talk to student offenders and get their identification.
Tania Grant, 7633 Thomas, suggested allowing students to use a portion of
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the library parking lot and Lyndale field in the winter for parking.
Joan Pederson, 7244 Grand, reported on the students using her trash
container for disposing of litter.
Harold Theis, 7141 Garfield, offered a rebuttal to the students presentation
and spoke in favor of parking restrictions.
Carol Holms, 7304 Harriet, stated she felt some students were driv3.ng that
did not need to and she did not want parking restrictions.
Mr. Jim Hare, Student Affairs Coordinator, made general comments about the
discussions of the evening and answered questions of the council. He was in
favor of opening up the parking to everyone and letting the students police them-
selves.
Tom Morgan, public safety director, responded to council questions.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to establish a committee made up
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of a representative from each block to meet with school officials and student
representatives and city staff to achieve a standard recommendation for..the area
to be presented to the council at the November 10, 1975 meeting. It was suggested
that Tom Morgan, public safety director, chair this committee.
All ayes - Carried.
3. (Not on Agenda) Reassessment Hearing of St. Peter's Church
City attorney, Clayton LeFevere, advised the council that the legal notice
for this hearing was published one day short of the required notification time and
suggested the date of hearing be reset for November 10, 1975.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resol"ution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
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RESOLUTION N0. 5435
RESOLUTION RELATING TO REASSESSMENT FOR 1974 PERMANENT
STREETS ON TAX EXEMPT PROPERTY, PLAT 44827, PARCELS 3512
AND 4125
Poll of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5435 in Resolution
Book No. 37.
Resolution A'
De
ighway Noise Barriers to be Constructed
rtions of Hi~hwav I-35W.
the State
Peter Eberz, public works director, reviewed the plan proposed by the highway
department.
The council determined to study each area separately.
Dick Borson, of the highway department, District 5, appeared and answered
questions of the council.
Councilman Luettinger requested that the record show that the state will be
willing to correct any lighting problem should it occur after installation of
barriers.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to approve the preliminary plan
as proposed by the highway department.
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, to include an additional area
to the highway department's preliminary plan, the West side of 35W from 73rd
Street (cross walk) to approximately 75 1/2 Street.
All ayes - Carried.
Arthur L. Robinson, 7309 James, stated he was in favor of the above proposal.
A petition (C-9666) was received from property owners of the 6400 Block of
Emerson Avenue requesting extension of the noise barrier.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to approve amending the highway
department's preliminary plan to include the East side of 35W between 6430
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and 6400 Emerson Avenue.
All ayes - Carried.
The following residents appeared and spoke in favor of a barrier along
Wood Lake:
John Daffer, 6449 Girard
George Tellgren, 6937 Upton
John Chouina.rd, 6444 Morgan
Against a barrier along Wood Lake were -
Gary Limpert, 6936 Lake Shore Drive
James Ryan, 7028 Lake Shore Drive
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Fred Collins, 6912 Lake Shore Drive
William Watson, 6329 Harriet
Laurel Butler, 6608 Emerson, spoke about the use of Wood Lake.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Anderson, that no noise barrier be constructed
on Wood Lake.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Ludeman. Nayes - Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law.
Motion failed.
The Wood Lake Nature Center staff presented a petition in favor of the
noise barrier. (C-9667)
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to defer action on two areas on
the West side of 35W abutting Wood Lake Nature Center and that this be returned
to the council the first meeting in January, 1976, and that the residents on Lake
Shore Drive and Humboldt Avenue, and any other interested party on record be
notified by letter when this matter is brought back to the council and that the
staff provide further study on this area.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - Anderson, Ludeman.
Carried.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to recommend that the barriers
be wood barriers, tongue in groove.
A11 ayes - Carried.
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Robert Vida, 7225 Girard, questioned the effectiveness of a wood barrier.
0 on y aco sen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 5419
RESOLUTION REGARDING 35W NOISE ABATEMENT PROJECT
Poll of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5419 in Resolution Book No.
37.
5. Street Drainage Report, Areas of 62nd Street and 14th and 15th Avenues
Peter Eberz, acting city manager, reviewed the engineering report from
Orr-Schelen-Mayeron & Associates.
Mr. Al Javinski, of Orr-Schelen-Mayeron & Associates, answered questions
of the council.
Wesley Warner, 1401 E. 62nd Street, reported on the drainage problem and
traffic noise in his area.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Anderson, to receive the report and to
order the corrective work.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part
of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 5436
RESOLUTION ORDERING Il~Il'ROVEMEIVT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS
AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR CORRECTION OF STORM DRAINAGE IN
1973 PERMANENT STREET IMPROVEMENT ON 62ND STREET AT 14TH
AND 15TH AVENUES AND TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM I1~II'ROVEMENT
BONDS OF 1973
CITY PROJECT N0. 684
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Po11 of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5436 in Resolution
Book No. 37.
6. Report from Park and Recreation Advisory Commission on Monroe Field
Ballfield Improvements
Mrs. Jane Helland, 6700 Irving, submitted a letter (C-9668) reviewing the
park and recreation hearing of October 8, 1975.
Don Manion, 6708 Irving, requested the Girls' Softball League continue
with two baseball diamonds in 1976 and 1977 and he would be willing to work for
a third field on a permanent basis when the park is developed.
A. James Hansen, president of the Girls' Softball League, spoke in support
of the league and of a need for a place to play.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, to proceed with construction of a
third ball field on Monroe Field.
All ayes - Carried.
Mrs. Manion spoke of a need for a 3-way stop sign at 67th and Irving.
7. (Not on Agenda)
A petition (C-9669) was presented by Bob Lafferty, 6630 Humboldt, re-
questing installation of a stop sign at 67th and Humboldt.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the following resolution
be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part
of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 5416
RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS
"STOP" SIGNS ON HUMBOLDT AVENUE AT 67TH STREET
STOPPIlVG HUMBOLDT AVENUE TRAFFIC AT 67TH STREET
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5416 in Resolution
Book No. 37.
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John Chouinard, 6444 Morgan, presented a petition (C-9670) requesting 4-Way
stop signs at 65th Street on Logan and Newton Avenues.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following resolutions
be adopted; that they be spread in the resolution book and that they be made a
part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 5417
RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS
"STOP" SIGNS ON 65TH STREET AT LOGAN AVELVUE
MAKING INTERSECTION A FOUR-WAY STOP
RESOLUTION N0. 5418
RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS
"STOP" SIGNS ON 65TH STREET AT NEWTON AVENUE
MAKIlVG INTERSECTION A FOUR WAY STOP
Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. These resolutions appear as Resolutions Nos. 5417 and 5418 in
Resolution Book No. 37.
8. Request for Special Use Permit, Town and Country Honda, 6225 Lyndale Avenue
Planning director, Richard Krier, reviewed the special use permit request
of Town and Country Honda to establish a car sales lot in a C-2 zoning district.
He reported the planning commission had recommended denial of this request and
that the staff concurred with this recommendation.
The applicant was not present.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to close the hearing.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to deny this request for a
special use permit as recommended by the staff.
All ayes -Carried.
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9. Ordinance Amendment Regulating Golfing in Public Parks
Bi11 No. 1975-18, "An Amendment to Chapter IV of the Ordinance Code of the
City of Richfield adding Section 4.14", an ordinance relating to the hitting of
golf balls in the public parks and other public places, was read and reviewed,
the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9671)
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, that this constitute the first
reading of Bill No. 1975-18, that it be published in the official newspaper and
that the second reading of this ordinance amendment be sheduled for the council
meeting of November 10, 1975.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None.
Council adjourned to conduct the HRA meeting at 12:45. Council reconvened
at 12:46.
10. Intersection Control Study
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this item be deferred.
All ayes - Carried.
11. Tabulation of Bids, Approval of Minutes and Award of Contract for
Construction of Ice Arena Storage Building
Acting city manager, Peter Eberz,.reviewed the bid tabulation and recom-
mended approval of the low bid of E. Weikle and Sons.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the minutes and bid tabulations
be accepted as presented.
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
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RESOLUTION N0. 5437
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO E. WETKLE AND SONS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A STORAGE FACILITY FOR THE RICHFIELD ICE ARENA
CITY PROJECT N0. 664
Glerk`s File No. 9672
Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5437 in Resolution Book No. 37.
12. Tabulation of Bids, Approval of Minutes and Award of Contract for Construction
of Tennis Courts
The bid tabulation for the Donaldson Park tennis court facilities were re-
viewed by acting city manager, Peter Eberz, who advised that the staff and park
and recreation advisory commission had recommended that the low bid of Henry 0.
Mikkelson Co. in the amount of $23,976.73 be accepted.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to accept the bid tabulation
and minutes as presented.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution be
adopted;. that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 5438
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO HENRY 0. MIIatELSON
COMPANY FOR QONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS COURT FACILITIES AT DONALDSON PARK
• CITY PROJECT N0. 673
Clerk°s File No. 9673
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5438 in Resolution
Book No. 37.
13. Tabulation of Bids, Approval of Minutes and Award of Contract for Remodeling
of Communitq Center Building
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to approve the bid minutes and
tabulation of bid as presented.
A11 ayes - Carried.
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Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes;
RESOLUTION N0. 5439
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO ABJ
ENTERPRISES FOR REMODELING OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER
CITY PROJECT N0. 678
Clerk's File No. 9674
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes -
None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5439 in Resolution
Book No. 37.
Bi11 No. 1975-19, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.36, "An Ordinance Providing
for the Expenditure of Money from the Special Revenue Fund for Park Acquisition
and Betterment", was read and reviewed, the same being on file in the. office of
the city clerk. (C-9675)
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that this constitute the first
reading of Bill No. 1975-19, that it be published in the official newspaper and
that the second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for the council
meeting of November 10, 1975.
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law.
Nayes - None. Carried. .
Motion by Jacobsen,. seconded by Luettinger, to encourage representatives
of the senior citizens to solicit for contributions to the center.
A11 ayes - Carried.
14. Request for Approval of Property Acquisition at 6444 22nd Avenue
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, to authorize the purchase of-this
property for park purposes in accordance with the stipulations listed in Council
Letter No. 320 as follows:
1. Sale price $20,400
2. Seller agrees to pay all special assessments.
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3. Property taxes to be prorated as of the date of sale.
4. Z'he seller would have the opportunity to store furnishings for
a limited period of time at a minimum monthly rate of $50 per
month.
A11 ayes - Carried.
15. Authorization to Call for Bids for Backwash System at Water Plant
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to authorize the city manager to
call for bids for a filter backwash reclamation system at the water treatment plant.
Phis project is proposed in the 1975-80 capital improvement program and the adopted
community development program with $30,000 to be financed from community development
program funds and $60,000 to be financed from water department operating funds.
A11 ayes - Carried.
16. Discussion of Reestablishment of Liquor Study Committee
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this item be deferred.
All ayes - Carried.
17. Discussion of Park Curfew
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this item be deferred.
A11 ayes - Carried.
18. Discussion of Request for Contribution from Animal Humane Society
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this item be deferred.
A11 ayes - Carried.
19. Discussion of 1975 Street Improvement Project
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this item be deferred.
All ayes - Carried.
20, Payments and Estimates
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following payments and
estimates be allowed:
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A. Wenzel Plumbing & Heating, Inc., Estimate No. 5, Contract No. 2191,
76% complete. City Project No. 667, 1975 Street Lighting, Areas
7, 8, 9, 12A and 12B - $70, 109.10
B. Bituminous Roadways, Inc., Estimate No. 4, Contract No. 2194, 71%
complete. C. P. No. 671, Roosevelt Park Site Improvements - $83,479.60
C. Lundin Construction Co. Inc,, Riegger Roadways, Inc., Estimate No. 6,
Contract No. 2193, 99% complete. C. P. No. 667, 1975 Permanent Street
Paving, Areas 7 and 9 - $345,561.11
D. Minnesota Valley Surfacing Co., Estimate No. 6, Contract No. 2193,
99% complete. City Project No. 667, 1975 Permanent Paving, Areas 8,
12A and 12B - $22, 385.27
E. Concrete Curb Co., Estimate No. 1, 50% complete, City Project No. 668,
Memorial Park Tot Lot - $2,050.00
F. Monette Construction Co., Inc., Estimate No. 1, 94% complete, City
Project No. 668, Memorial Park Tot Lot - $4,000
G. Larson Tank Co., 100% complete, repainting Logan Avenue Water
Tower - $33,600
RICHFIELD BANK AND TRUST AMOUNT
21. Claims and Payrolls
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the following claims and
payrolls be allowed:
Checks 20475/20886 $1,910,597.48
SUMMIT STATE BANK
Checks 7883/7932 General 422,642.10
Checks 7918/8821 Payroll ~ 115,975.52
All ayes - Carried.
22. Licenses
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following licenses
be approved;
Fee Waived
Renewal St. Peter's Catholic Church, 6730 Nicollet Retail on-sale
Fa11 Festival, November 2, 1975 Bingo
Renewal Academy of the Holy Angels Food, soft drink
1 day only
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Licenses (Continued)
Regular
New Left Guard, 7717 Nicollet 2 billiard, 3 coin
operated amuse. mach.
Renewal Southtown Mobil, 7744 Penn Vend. mach. soft drink
cigarette
New Sterling Sign Co., 1417 N. Washington Sign hanger
Taxicab Drivers
Renewal Lawrence V. Terlisner, 7428 Lyndale
New Jon Wheeler, 519 E. Wheelock Parkway
New Judi$iA. Roehl Meister, 6824 Irving
New Brian M. Barrington, 2001 S. 121st, Burnsville
New William D. Smith, 1611 E. 22nd St.
New Dale D. Sothmaz, 3326 Mondamin St.
New Timothy Kaley, 2730 W. 66th St.
New Brian Dole, 5317 S. 34th Avenue
New Jan S. Smith, 1345 High Site Dr., Eagen
New Frederick C. Pignato, 1176.E. Lawson Avenue
New Barry Sullivan, 10 W. 107th
New Edwin Ranzau, Jr., 12917 Co. Road 5, Burnsville
New David N. Lindsoe, 8135 Portland
New Fenton M. Clayton, 705 Summitt Lane
New Richard L. France, 2025 W. 77th St.
New James D. Haverly, 3305 Irving
New Greg S. Toysen, 8314 3rd Avenue
New Terrence L. Plessel, 6539 Cedar
New Raymond F. Doty, 220 E. 19th St.
New Robert A. Frye, 2827 17th Avenue
Renewal Mark D. Fisher, 1416 E. 86th St.
Renewal Thomas K. Hollingsworth, 8901 Cedar
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following kennel license
be approved:
Kennel License
New Patrick J. Berg, 7208 Logan Avenue 6 cats
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - Ludeman. Carried.
23. Items Discussed Not on Agenda
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to appoint Frank Boyles as an
alternate delegate in place of A. P. Anderson to attend the meeting of the Suburban
Rate Authority the following evening.
All ayes - Carried.
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Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to set the date of hearing on
the adoption of the Lyndale/Hub/Nicollet Redevelopment Plan for November 10, 1975
and instruct the city-clerk to publish the proper notice in the official newspaper.
All-ayes - Carried.
24.. Ad~ourtmnent
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the meeting adjourn.
A11 ayes - Carried. Time: 1:20 AM, October 15, 1975.
Date Appr d: October 27, 1975
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