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01-12-1976CITY OF RICHFIELD REGULAR MEETING January 12, 1976 The Council of the City of Richfield met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on Monday, January 12, 1976 at 7;00 PM. Councilman Ludeman gave the invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Law. Present: Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law Absent: None 1, Minutes Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following addition be made to the minutes of December 22, 1975 on page 6: Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to instruct the staff to prepare a policy on travel reimbursement for in-state and out-of-state travel for those employees receiving a monthly travel allowance. All ayes - Carried. All ayes - Carried. 2. Oath of Office for~Elected Officials The city clerk administered the oath of office to Mayor Loren L. Law, who is beginning his third term of office and to Councilman A. P. Anderson, who is beginning his seventh term of office as a councilman. 3. Hearing Regarding Renewal of Licenses for the Toy Pony, 611 W. 77th Street Wayne Burggraaff, city manager, reviewed events that led to a request for hearing on this license renewal and stated two letters were sent to the applicant, Mr, J. Richard Anderson, 14100 West 66th Street, Eden Prairie, advising him of this hearing. Representing Mr. Anderson was Steven Poindexter, attorney, 7200 France Avenue. Council Meeting Minutes -2- January 12, 1976 The following persons spoke in opposition and offered testimony for their position as follows: Simon Frank, 631 E. 77th Street, reported on his observation of activities at the business, of youth problems at the Lil General Store, in the same shopping complex, referring to obscenity and witnessing drug transactions in the parking lot. He also spoke in favor of lighting private property in the back area of the establishment. Judy Dalton, 609 E. 77th Street, told of the loss of customers in her beauty - shop because of harassment by Toy Pony customers, damage to customer cars and drained gas tanks and fear of her employees to leave alone. She also reported of noise in the building and witnessing drug transactions. Marilyn Lehman, 7521 4th Avenue, spoke about her children involved in "loan sharking" and the Lil General Store permitting only two children in the store at a time. George R. Olson, 631 E. 77th Street, caretaker of the apartment adjoining the property, reported on problems with his building and disturbances at the nearby nursing home. Mrs. Pauline Gibson, 7645 Oakland, spoke of the establishment being open late, noisy vehicles and cars driving over her yard. Margaret Hessburg, 631 E. 77th Street, spoke of fear of using the garage and outer hallways. Mrs. David Kypke, 7332 11th Avenue, and Marie Fairfield, 7644 Oakland, appeared in opposition. Miss Colleen Seifert, 7209 Columbus, offered rebuttal to various comments of the evening, spoke about concerns of youth, and encouraged trying to .find ways of dealing with the problem rather than completely closing the establishment. Council Meeting Minutes -3- January 12, 1976 Mr. Jeff Belter, associate of attorney Poindexter, reviewed comments of the evening and questioned how any of the comments applied to licensing amusement machines. Steven Poindexter reported on operating hours and the business policy of the firm regarding undesirable customers. He stated he felt this was a zoning problem., not a licensing problem. City attorney, Clayton LeFevere, stated that if a business creates a nuisance, the council can abate it. Mr. Poindexter pointed out that the hearing is on renewal of the license, not whether a nuisance has been created. Mrs. Berg, of 631 E. 77th Street, spoke in opposition and of her fears in living on the ground level apartment as youth congregated under her balcony. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to take this under advisement and set February 9 for the date of final decision by the council. All ayes - Carried. 4. Hearing Regarding Renewal of Licenses for the 7th Hour, 609 E. 66th Street Mr. Ronald Benson, 6509 18th Avenue, the applicant, spoke regarding the Seventh Hour. Mr. Robert M. Hanson, 6600 Oakland, the manager of the Seventh Hours also appeared. Mrs. Lehman, 7521 4th Avenue, reported on a petition she had circulated against the Seventh Hour and stated she was concerned about this type of business. Ralph Anderson, 6645 Park, spoke in favor of renewal of this license. John Anderson, of the same address, asked about the petition against the Seventh Hour and spoke in favor of renewal. Council-Meeting Minutes =4- January 12, 1976 Also speaking in favor of the license renewal was Rev. John Chell, 6734 Oakland. Roger King, 6631 Oakland, spoke in opposition to the renewal and said he felt this type of establishment was the nucleus of a bad environment and reported on his children being harassed. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to close the hearing. All ayes m Carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to defer this item until February 9, 1976. All ayes - Carried, 5. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Amusement Arcades Bi11 No. 1976-3, "Amendment to Chapter V, Part II of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield, Minnesota", an ordinance relating to amusement and recreation, was read and reviewed by city attorney, Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk, (C-9690) Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, to amend the proposed ordinance as follows; Subd. 7, Para. 3; Change "10;30" to "10:00", delete the phrase "of tt~e following days" and insert "on week days or until 12:00 noon on Sundays". Subd. 10, delete the phrase "place of general amusement" and insert "arcade". All ayes - Carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that this constitute the first reading of Bi11 No. 1976-3, that it be published in the official newspaper and that the second reading of this ordinance amendment, as amended, be scheduled for the council meeting of February 9, 1976. Poll of votes; Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - • None. Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -5- January 12, 19'6 6. Request for Special Use Permit, 1400 West 77th Street City planner, Richard Krier, reviewed the request of the Gondon-Naegele ' Realty Firm, 1700 West 78th Street, for a special use permit to allow con- struction of a restaurant with on-sale liquor on this location. The proposed restaurant would be called the Butterfield Overland Express and would accommodate 258 customers in the restaurant area. Mr. Krier read a letter from Fred Miller, Jr,, 7633 Emerson, opposing the issuance of this special use permit. Keith Shoquist, the design architect and Richard Condon, the applicant, answered questions. Peter Dzubay, 7609 Dupont, spoke on traffic problems and also spoke on behalf of the activities of the Emerson Avenue Congregational Church at 77th Street and Emerson in relation to the proposed business, Joe Ertman, 7533 3rd Avenue, spoke in opposition to the proposal due to traffic problems on 76th Street and the fact that this will cause traffic problems on Emerson Avenue as well. Paul Willingham, 7600 Emerson, also expressed concern about the traffic on 76th Street and Emerson and the off-street parking. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Ludeman, to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, to grant this special use permit subject to the following stipulations: 1, That exterior architectural treatment be provided on the north side of the building consistent with treatment on the west and south side of the building to make the building more attractive from the north, 2. That the 76th Street access point be limited to an entrance to the parking lot, Council Meeting Minutes -6- January 12, 1976 3. That the access easements for this project be submitted to the city attorney for review prior to issuance of a building permit for the project. 4. Evidence be submitted that the state highway department has approved of the applicant's use of the existing right of way at 76th Street as part of the driveway and parking lot system for this project. 5. Final landscape and lighting plan to be approved by the planning director. 6. A "No Left Turn" sign be installed at the driveway and Emerson Avenue. 7. All utility easements must be shown on the plan and all city codes complied with. All ayes - Carried. The applicant indicated his willingness to modify the exterior on the east side to be compatible with the area in the event of further development in the area. 7. Off-Street Parking Contract, 1400 West 77th Street Motion by Anderson, 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. 5473 RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT AND CONTRACT FOR OFF-STREET PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION N0. 75-5, CONTRACT N0. 2210 Condon-Naegele Realty 1700 West 78th Street Location: 1400 West 77th Street Use: Restaurant Dispensing Liquor Clerk's File No. C-9693 Council Meeting Minutes -7- January 12, 1976 Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5473 in Resolution Book No. 38. 8. Consideration of Whether to Approve Installation of Noise Barrier Walls Along the East .Side of Highway 35W by the Wood Lake Nature Center The-.city manager reviewed the history of the controversy the proposed sound abatement barriers have caused, especially concerning the area adjacent to the Wood Lake Nature Center. Don Fondrick, park and recreation director, presented the results of the survey of the. residents of the affected area. The total number of residents surveyed was 169..: One-hundred and twenty-two responses were received. Of the responses, 59 indicated opposition to a barrier and 63 were in favor, The following-residents spoke in favor of the barrier: Bill Frenz, 1400 Lake Shore Drive (In favor of a wall on his side.) George Tellgren, 6937 Upton Ottar Andreasen, 7233 Humboldt (In favor of barrier on east side.) The following residents appeared in opposition to the barrier: Dro Felton Jenkins, 6221 Morgan (In favor of trees instead of the barrier.) Ted Farrington, 6839 Humboldt Bjorn Hagen, 7238 Humboldt Gary Lampert, 6936 Lake Shore Drive Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, 6845 Humboldt (Letter, C-9692) Mrs. Dick Emanuel, 6815 Humboldt (Opposed to barrier on east side,) Arnold G. Peterson, 7120 Lake Shore Drive (Opposed to barrier on on east side.) Colleen Seifert, 7209 Columbus, spoke of decibles on the opposite side if only one side of a barrier is constructed. Robert Vidas, 7225 Girard, suggested the overall public advantage should alsobe_considered. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that no barrier be erected on the east side of 35W, on the south and north ends of Wood Lake and that previous decisions hold for barriers. All ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -8- 9. Report from Bi-Centennial Committee January 12, 1976 Pastor Richard Bingea, chairperson of the Bi-Centennial Committee, presented the second report on the Richfield Bi-Centennial celebration and requested council approval for proceeding with the programs and projects contained in the report. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger, to receive this report and endorse the concepts for a civic space and a city flag. All ayes - Carried. 10. Request for Special Use Permit, 7636 Cedar Avenue Planning director, Richard Krier, reviewed the request of Mr. John Prest, 18028 Priory Lane, Minnetonka, and Mr. Wilbur F. Stewart for a special use permit to convert two existing apartment buildings at 7636-764.4 Cedar Avenue to a motel consisting of 95 motel units and a manager's apartment. The appli- cants have tentatively planned that this would be a Metro Inn~Motel. Mr. John Prest, the owner, was present, Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger, to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, to grant the special use permit with the following stipulations: 1. The advertising on the roof top sign be of a general type as represented in the sketch submitted to the council at the hearing and that it be brought back to the council when in final form. 2. 'That the special-use permit specifically limit the use of the building to motel units and prohibit any other commercial activities. 3. Proper directional signs be constructed at 77th Street. J 4. New off-street parking contract be submitted and approved, Council Meeting Minutes -9- January 12, 1976 5. That additional landscaping be accomplished. 6. No restaurant or meeting facilities be allowed on the premises. 7. That the applicant comply with all applicable construction and fire codes. A11 ayes - Carried. 11. Request for a Variance to the Zoning Ordinance, 7532 Lyndale Avenue Richard Krier, planning director, presented the request of Mr. Michael Voosen, 7532 Lyndale (Minnesota-On-Line) for a variance to the zoning regulation to allow construction of a roofless structure around an existing air conditioning condensor fan for noise abatement. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to close the hearing. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, to grant the variance with the following stipulations as listed in Council Letter No. 7: 1. That the structure be roofless and for the containment of the air conditioning unit only. 2. That the structure be sided with the same materials used on the main building. 3. That the entrance to the structure be secured at all times. A11 ayes - Carried. The staff indicated that the granting of this variance will not completely eliminate the sound level in this situation. 12. Amendment to the Municipal Code, Chapter TV, Section 4.11 Relating to The Control of Plant Pests. Bill No. 1976-1, "An Amendment to Chapter 1V, Section 4.11 of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield", relating to the control of plant pests,was read and reviewed by city attorney, Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9684) Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to close the hearing. Council Meeting Minutes -10- January 12, 1976 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that •this constitute a second reading of Bill No. 1976-1; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None, Carried. 13, Renewal of Interceptor Sewer Maintenance Agreement with the Metro olitan Waste Control Commission. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to renew the Interceptor Maintenance Agreement for 1976 (Agreement No. 131) under the same terms and conditions contained in the agreement which is presently in force between the City and the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission with the exception of Section b.02, Cost Estimate; Payments; which will be changed to an estimated total amount of cost for the year of $2,OOU. All ayes - Carried. 14. Renewal of Agreement of Services with the State of Minnesota. 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. 5474 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING REQUEST FOR NEEDED TECHNICAL AID AND ENGINEERING ASSISTANCE FROM THE MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5474 in Resolution Book No. 38. 15. Annual Appointments and Liaison Responsibilities Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, that the following liaison appointments to various commissions and boards be made; Council Meeting Minutes -11- January 12, 1976 South Hennepin Human Services Council Director - A. P. Anderson Director - Camillo DeSantis Director - I. Roesler Director - J. J. Bleedorn CATV Study Commission Director - E. E. Jacobsen Director - W.. S. Burggraaff Alternate - A. P. Anderson Alternate - J. Wilde Suburban Public Health Nursing Service Representative - I. Roesler Association Metropolitan League of - Municipalities Representative - L. L. Law Alternate - Vern Luettinger Suburban Rate Authority Director - Vern Luettinger Alternate - A. P. Anderson School Board Delegate - Vern Luettinger Alternate - A. P. Anderson Planning Commission Ex-Officio Member - Ivan Ludeman Alternate - Vern Luettinger Advisory Youth Commission Delegate - Ivan Ludeman Alternate - E. E. Jacobsen Human Rights Commission Liaison - E. E. Jacobsen Alternate - A. P. Anderson Park & Recreation Advisory Commission Ex-Officio Member - L. L. Law Alternate - Vern Luettinger Senior Citizen Advisory Commission Liaison - A. P. Anderson Alternate - L. L. Law Storefront Liaison - E. E. Jacobsen Alternate - Ivan Ludeman Council Meeting Minutes Civil Service Commission Liaison Alternate Acting City Manager Council President Pro Tempe -12- January 12, 1976 - A. P. Anderson - J. Wilde - P. Eberz - Vern Luettinger Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Law. Nayes - None. Abstained - Luettinger. Carried. Council agreed to consider the appointments to MASAC at the January 26 meeting. 16. Commission Appointments Planning Commission Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following individuals be reappointed to the planning commission for three-year teroas; Joseph Ertman William Schlegel Robert Lien A11 ayes - Carried. Civil Service Coarnission Mayor Law announced his reappointment of Robert Tate as chairman of the civil service commission for a three-year term. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to ratify Mayor Law's appointment of Mr. Tate to chairman of the civil service commission. All ayes - Carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to defer appointments to the Senior Citizens Advisory Commission and Advisory Youth Commission. All ayes - Carried. Park and Recreation Advisory Commission Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following reappointments to the park and recreation advisory commission for a three year term be made; George Evans Stan Christianson Mrs. Emily Day All ayes - Carried.. Council Meeting Minutes -13- January 12, 1976 17. Housing and Redevelopment Authority Appointments Mayor Law appointed himself to the office of commissioner of the HRA for a five-year team. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, to ratify Mayor Law s appointment to the HRA. A11 ayes - Carried. Council recessed for the HRA meeting at 1:10 AM. Council reconvened at 1:25 AM. 18. Purchase in Excess of $1,000 for Fertilizer Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen, to authorize the purchase of fertilizer through the Hennepin Gounty Cooperative Purchasing in the amount of $1,939. A11 ayes - Carried. 19 Purchase in Excess of $1,000, Emergency Reserve Department Equipment Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to authorize the purchase of new uniform equipment for the public safety reserve in the amount of $3,920. A11 ayes - Carried. 20. Rejection of Bids for Aerial Ladder Truck and Request for Authorization to Enter Into Informal Negotiations. The city manager reported that only one bid had been received for the sale of the aerial ladder truck and this bid was below the minimum bid of $59,000 placed by the staff. The bid received from the City of Minneapolis purchasing department was $48,500. The city manager reported that there was good evidence that the bidder would be willing to negotiate a higher price. It was the recommendation of the public safety director, in which the city manager concurred, that the bids be rejected and that the city manager be authorized to negotiate a price which would enable the city to continue with Council Meeting Minutes -14- January 12, 1976 its efforts to obtain the best possible equipment for fire protection. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to reject the bid and authorize the city manager to enter into negotiations with the City of Minneapolis. Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson. Nayes - Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Motion failed. 21. Minutes, Tabulation of Bids and Award of Bids for Rescue Vehicle. The city manager reported that public advertising was lacking for this purchase and requested authorization to readvertise for bids or negotiate the purchase in excess of $1,000. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, to reject the bids and to authorize a purchase in excess of $1,000. In the event negotiations on the purchase could not be made under $5,000, then to authorize readvertising for bids. All ayes - Carried. 22. Designation of Official Newspaper for 1976 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to designate the Sun Newspapers as the city's official newspaper for 1976 until further action of the council. Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Law. Nayes - Luettinger. Carried. 23. Setting Dates of Hearin for FY 1977 Community Development Block Grant Application Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger, to authorize the city clerk to publish the proper legal notice in the official newspaper to the effec that Hennepin County and the City of Richfield are sponsoring public hearings on January 26 and February 9, 1976 regarding proposed projects and activities to be funded under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. All ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -15- January 12, 1976 24. Change Order for Donaldson Park Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger, to authorize a change order for the Donaldson Park project. The change order consists of two items, a $210.27 increase for the installation of a conduit in the exterior walls of the park building and under the sidewalk to provide for proper future electrical wiring to the new scoreboard, and modification of water piping, flush valves and water closet drains in the amount of $298.87 increase, a total amount of $509.14. All ayes - Carried. 25. Payments and Estimates Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, that the following payments and 1 estimates be allowed: A. Lundin Construction Co., Inc., Riegger Roadways, Tnc. Estimate No. 8, Contract No. 2192, 99% complete, city project ~r667, 1975 permanent street surfacing, areas 7 and 9 - $53,476.18. B. Minnesota Valley Surfacing Co., Estimate No. 8, Contract No. 2193, 99% complete, city project ~r667, 1975 permanent surfacing areas 8, 12A and 12B - $53,393.13 C. Robert C. Westland Construction Co., Estimate No. 2, Contract No. 2199, 99% complete, city project ~~654, Donaldson Park Activity Building - $27,337.20 D. B-E Enterprises, Inc., Estimate No. 4, Contract No. 2195, 98% complete, city project ~~671, Roosevelt Park Building Improvement $9,995.40 E. ABJ Enterprises, Inc., Estimate No. 2, Contract No. 2203, 35% complete, city project ~~678, remodeling of senior citizens community center - $15,924.70 F. Elder-Jones, Inc., Estimate No. 2, Contract No. 2198, 97% complete, city project ~~677, Wood Lake Nature Center Storage Building - $13,925.88 A11 ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -16- January 12, 1976 26. Claims and Payrolls Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman, that the following claims and payrolls be allowed, except payment for due to NOISE, Check Number 22293. It was agreed to discuss this claim at the next meeting. RICHFIELD BANK AND TRUST AMOUNT Ghecks 21696/22337 $685,032.62 SUMMIT STATE BANK Checks 10408/10477 General 885,000.39 10407/10790 Payroll 127,362.92 All ayes - Carried. 27. Licenses Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following licenses be approved: Fee Waived Renewal RFD Relief Association, 6700 Portland R~r Renewal Able Sanitation, Rt. 1, Savage Renewal Amundson Cig. & Candy, 1325 E. 66th Street Renewal Archery Center, 7701 Logan Renewal Baden Bowl Inc., 801 W. 77 1/2 Street Renewal Belt Line Bar, 1918 W. 78th Street Renewal Benson Candy & Tobacco, 6509 18th Avenue Renewal Big Mike's Sub., 6500 Lyndale Renewal Bridgemen, 800 W. 66th Street Renewal Broadway Pizza, 7514 Lyndale Renewal Browning Ferris, 9813 Flying Cloud Drive Renewal Burger King, 140 E. 78th Street Renewal Burger King, 3800 W. 66th Street Renewal Citywide Disposal, 9432 3rd Avenue Renewal Fas Gas ~~97, 6744 Penn Renewal Genuine Parts, 708 77 1/2 Street Soft drink (2) Garbage hauling Cig., food Soft drink Food, vend. machines, soft drink, cigarette Retail on and off-sale, music box, 6 coin op- erated amusement mach. Food vehicle Cigarette Soft drink, food Soft drink, cigarette vend. mach, food Garbage hauling Cigarette, food, soft drink, ice mach. Tce mach., food, soft drink, cigarette Garbage hauling Ice machine, food, 2 vend. mach., soft dr cigarette Vending machine Council Meeting Minutes -17- January 12, 1976 Licenses ( Continued) Renewal Lloyd Ha11, 3001 W. 71st Street Garbage hauling Renewal Hanson Cafe, 1924 W. 78th Street Soft drink, food, cig. Renewal Jacobson Sanitary Service, 7501 Portland Garbage hauling Renewal LaBe11e's, 7701 Nicollet Cig., soft drink, 3 vending machines Renewal Lariat Lanes, 6320 Penn Food, vend. mach, soft drink, cig., 1 billiard table, 12 bowling alleys, retail on and off-sale Renewal Left Guard, Inc. 7717 Nicollet Music box Renewal Lil General Store, 7529 Lyndale Off-sale beer Renewal Lit General Store, 7701 Portland Off-sale beer Renewal ~ Lindahl Olds, 1900 W. 78th Street Food, soft drink, motor vehicles Renewal Lyndale Esquire, 7400 Lyndale ~ Soft drink ' Renewal Naegele Outdoor Adv., 1700 W. 78th Street 4 vend. mach, soft drink cigarette Renewal Nelsonts Drive In, 6430 Nicollet Cigarette, soft drink, food Renewal Nisgood Company, 6490 Excelsior Garbage hauling Renewal Penny`s Super Mkts., 2900 W. 66th St. Food, 4 add'1. food, 3 vend. mach., soft drink cigarette Renewal Poppin Fresh Pies, 3000 W. 66th Street Food, soft drink Renewal Richfield Post Office, 825 W. 65th Street Vend. mach„ soft drink cigarette New Richfield Racquet Club, 7620 Penn Soft drink Renewal Richfield Ice Arena Soft drink, vend. mach. Renewal Salon Magic Beauty Lounge, 6511 Cedar Soft drink Renewal Sandy's Tavern, 6612 Penn Food, soft drink, cig., Retail off and on-sale beer, 1 music box, 1 coin operated amusement mach. Renewal Schmelz Bros.Inc., 2100 W. 78th St. Motor Vehicle License Renewal Stadium 66, 1120 E. 78th St. Cigarette, vend. mach. Renewal Suburban Yellow_Cab, 6430 Cedar Vend. mach., cigarette Renewal Three M Co., 1620 E. 78th St. Vend. mach., cigarette Renewal Tom Thumb Superette, 7609 Lyndale Cotmn. incinerator, ice mach., food, add'1.food 1 vend. mash., soft drink cigarette Renewal • Tops Service, 1201 E. 66th St. Soft drink Renewal Washburn 66, 2913 W. 66th St. Cigarette, vend. mach. Renewal Woodlake 66, 744 W. 66th St. Truck rental license Renewal ~ Woodlake Sanitary Ser., Eden Prairie Garbage hauling Renewal Gopher Cab Co., 6958 Cedar 15 taxicab licenses Renewal Southwest Cab Co., 1009 N. Concord 21 taxicab licenses New Gopher Cab Co., 6958 Cedar Avenue 1 taxicab license Regular Sauna City, 812 W. 77 1/2 Street Soft drink Renewal Los Bravos, 1504 E. 78th Street On-sale Beer Council Meeting Minutes -18- January 12, 1976 Licenses (Continued) Taxicab Drivers New John E. Draheim, 3201 Heritage Drive, Edina New Thomas P. Tierney, 6060 52nd New A11an L. Butterfield, 1320 E. 80th Street Renewal Charles W. Schmit, 8131, 13th Avenue Renewal Millard T. Bren, 11500 Bren Road, Minnetonka New Alan R. Grazzini, 400 6th Avenue SE New Scott Derrick, 7609 Pillsbury Avenue Renewal Perry Smith, 6944 10th Avenue Renewal James M. Kahle, 7141 Clay Ct., E., Inver Grove Heights New John E. Matthews, 1935 Upper 86th St. W., Inver Grove Heights Renewal John Remick, 1440 Highview, Eagan New Bradley R. DuChesne, 1518 Elrose Court, Dakota New Timothy N. Belly, 4427 Vera Cruz, Crystal New Robert G. Kobb, 395 S. Cretin Avenue, St. Paul Renewal Harry N. Boen, 2421 Emerson Avenue South Renewal John L. Hagen, 7345 15th Avenue Renewal Edward B. Jones, 858 Fuller New Gene Sorenson, 6510 Duck Lake Road, Eden Prairie Renewal Paul R. Johnson, 8135 13th Avenue Renewal Robert R. Donkeragoed, 87 Riverwood Lane, Burnsville Renewal David B. Mersky, 3412 Oakridge Road, Minnetonka New Cyril M. Koob, 4254 24th Avenue New James R. Rose, 5500 32nd Avenue New Christopher C. Tweedy, 3305 Irving Avenue New Randy P. McNellis, 2109 Blaisdell Avenue New Jean F. Gindorff, 11232 Rich Road New David A. Toohey, 205 Macalester St., St. Paul Renewal Joseph T. Sturm, 2520 Hennepin A11 ayes - Carried. 28. Resolutions Approving Various Pay Plans for 1976 Due to the lateness of the hour the city council decided not to consider the 1 city manager`s recommendations on the general service and management pay plans for 1976. The city manager urged the city council to at least act on the insurance premium recommendation to eliminate the need for another payroll deduction and subsequent retroactive adjustments if his recommendation were approved. It was indicated that the proposal was all one package and should be considered that way. No action was taken. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman, to recess this meeting to January 22, to discuss the recommended adjustments in general service and management Council Meeting Minutes ©19~ January 12, 1976 employees compensation for 1976 for these city employees who are not represented by organised bargaining units and to discuss any other business. All ayes m Carriedo 29o Discussion of Any ®ther Business Bulletins on Fire fighters Negotiations Mayor Taw reported that Mr. Burggraaff has requested not to be involved with the fire fighters negotiations as they wi11 be time consuming, and requested permission to have a consultant conduct these neg®tiations. Motion by T.~aw9 seconded by Luettinger, to deny the request. Po11 of votese Ayes o I,udeman9 Zuettinger9 Zaw, Nayes m Anderson, Jacobsen. Carried. 30o Recess Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by I,uettinger9 that the council recess until January 229 1976 at 7x00 PM® All ayes m Carriedo ~imea 1;50 AM, January 139 1976. Date Appro~rede January 26, 1976 Law ~i