11-13-1979CITY OF RICHFIELD
Regular Meeting
November 13, 1979
The City Council of the City of Richfield met in regular session in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall on Tuesday, November- 13, 1979, at 7:00 p.m.
Councilman Ludeman gave the invocation.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Law.
Present: Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law
1. Minutes
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen that the minutes of the October 22,
1979, city council meeting be approved as presented. ~'
All ayes - Carried.
Mayor Law welcomed the members of the audience and introduced the newly
elected council members, Mayor-elect Donald J. Priebe, and Councilman-elect Howard
A. Bunce.
2. Fee Waived License
Jerome C. Sheehan, 6444 Newton Avenue, appeared and spoke in behalf of the
request of West Middle School for a fee waived license to sell tickets for a
raffle to fund an environmental learning center at a winter camp in Isabella,
Minnesota.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins to approve this fee waived license
to sell raffle tickets.
A11 ayes - Carried.
3. Public Information Hearing - Community Development Block Grant Program
for 1980/81
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised that the purpose of this hearing was
to present information to the citizens regarding the Community Development Block
Grant Program; that this was a preliminary hearing and that the staff will prepare
a final CDBG hearing for council consideration in February, 1980.
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Bruce Palmberg, Housing Redevelopment Specialist, enumerated the programs
that have been completed in past years with the aid of CDBG funds. He indicated
that the program, which is geared to low and moderate income persons, has allocated
4 million dollars to Hennepin County this ne xt year and that Richfield expects to
be eligible to receive $350,000.for Year VI, 1980/81.
Ann Burkhardt, 921 Rae Drive, asked if funds could be used for services. The
city attorney advised that it was doubtful that the funds could be used in this
manner.
Jan Bray, 6645 Portland, asked about grant money being allocated for home
insulation.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried.
' Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger to direct the staff to prepare a
draft Community Development Block Grant program, based on staff, council and citizen
input to be submitted to the Planning Area Citizen's Advisory Committee.
All ayes - Carried.
3. Planned Unit Development, and Request for Rezoning, Lyndale Garden Center
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the proposed time schedule for the
building and site improvements being considered for the Lyndale Garden Center.
The city manager stated that this hearing ha.d been continued from November 13,
because of a number of unresolved issues. These unresolved issues are industrial
development revenue bonds financing for this project,Department of Natural Resources
approval of the project, the disposition of city-owned properties, the cost of right-
of-way needed on Lyndale Avenue, and the cost of removal ,and relocation of the
cul-de-sac on Aldrich Avenue. Because of these issues it was recommended that no
action be taken at this time to approve the PUD plan or the preliminary. plat.
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The city manager recommended that the city council give first reading consider-
ation to an ordinance to rezone this parcel to Planned General Commercial (PC-2)
in order to keep the program moving toward an anticipated summer construction.
Mr. Charles Adams, representing the estate of C. B. Adams, requested the
council to consider deferral of passage of the ordinance until all issues are resolved.
He asked if a decision had been received from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Dave Valentine, 2412 Valentine Avenue, St. Paul, an architect for Lyndale Garden
Center, stated a decision was expected within one or two weeks.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen to close the hearing.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Bill 1979-23, "An Amendment to Appendix C of the Ordinance Code of the City
of Richfield, Minnesota", relating to defining the boundaries of the various
zoning districts of the City enumerated in Chapter III, Part IV, Section 3.28,
Subd. 2, was read and reviewed by city attorney, Clayton LeFevere; the same being
on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9883)
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman that this constitute a first reading
of Bill 1979-23; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second
reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for December 27, 1979.
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger,Law. Nays - None.
Carried.
4. Resolution of Agreement with Duraps, Ltd. Regarding.Coach_Home Site
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented a Resolution of Agreement with Duraps,
Ltd. for city .council approval, as outlined in Council Letter No. 355. Duraps, Ltd.
is proposing to construct a 92 unit condominium development on the Wood Lake School
site which is situated on the edge of the L/H/N special assessment district.
The city manager reviewed requests the developer has made of the city which
are, to construct the utilities to the property line and to construct the curb cuts
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to the property. He indicated that the city has a trunk water line on the property
and will need 20 feet of right-of-way on 66th Street in the future; therefore the
staff lias recommended that the city purchase the water main easement and 20 feet of
right-of-way. The value of these easements has been established at $15,000. It is
proposed that these costs be charged to CP 705 and funded by the incremental value
of the proposed-development. In return, the developer has agreed. not to protest
the special assessment on this project.
The city manager recommended the city council adopt the appropriate resolution
authorizing the city manager to enter into an agreement with Duraps, Ltd.
Councilman Luettinger expressed concern for the handicapped and elderly
gaining access to the new development.
Jan Bray, 6645 Portland, also spoke of the needs of handicapped.
Ann Burkhardt, 921 Rae Drive, expressed her concern for parking on Rae Drive.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins 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. 6159
RESOLUTION RELATING TO CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
OF THE COACH HOMES OF RICHFIELD LAKE (DURAPS, LTD.)
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Collins,.. Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6159 in Resolution Book No. 44.
5. Approval of Final Plat, Coach Homes Site
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the final development and final plat
plan submitted by Duraps, Ltd. of Winnipeg, Canada, the developer of the former
Wood Lake school site, as outlined in Council Letter No. 355. The final development
plan, consisting of the following, satisfies the requirements of city ordinances and
the city council's conditions for approving the PUD plan:
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1. Site Location Plan showing the site, its two boundaries and
surrounding land use and zoning.
2. Site Plan showing traffic access, street, lighting:, building
location, pedestrian system, sign locations and parking.
3. Elevations of proposed buildings showing architectural style
and materials.
4. Landscape plan showing both the type and size of landscape
material, as well as the screening between the development
and other boundaries.
5. Grading plan and utility plan showing existing and proposed
topography, surface drainage and the location and size of
the storm water, the water and the sanitary sewer system.
6. Letter from Duraps, Ltd. agreeing to sprinkle the dwelling
units.
The city manager indicated that the developer has incluzied. changes in the final
development plan to improve storm water drainage and vehicle-access and that the plan
is in substantial conformance with the approved 1'UD plan and city council conditions.
He recommended the city council approve the final development plan, approve an off-street
parking contract and authorize a special use permit subject to the following stip-
ulations~:
a. Construction of an additional fire hydrant at
the east curb cut on 6bth Street, and
b. Additional catch basins be constructed, ~.f deemed
necessary by the city, at the time of construction.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen to approve the final development plan
and the special use permit subject to the stipulations enumerated by the city
manager.
All 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 :Wade a part of these minutes:
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RESOLUTION N0. 6162
RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT AND CONTRACT FOR
OFF-STREET PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION
N0. 79-16 CONTRACT N0. 2319
Duraps, Inc.
295 Broadway, Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C OS4, Canada
Use: Condominiums
Poll of votes: Ayes -Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6162 in Resolution Book No. 44.
6. Resolution Relating to Fire Zone Change, Coach Homes Site
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the request for change in the official
fire zone made last August 22, by Duraps, Ltd. for their proposed development, Coach
Homes of Richfield Lake. The developer had requested a change in the rating from a
Zone l to a Zone 3. The city manager advised that the public safety director has
discussed this matter and fire protection concerns with the developer and the devel-
oper has agreed to install internal sprinkling systems within the project. He
recommended that the city council adopt a resolution-accomplishing this fire zone
change as authorized in Ordinance 3.10 (subd. 2).
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman that the following resolution be adopted;
t hat it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 6164
RESOLUTION AMENDING THE OFFICIAL FIRE ZONE MAP
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law.
Nays - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6164 in Resolution
Book No. 44.
7. Amendment to Gambling Ordinance. Relating to Bingo Operator Compensation.
Second Reading.
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented an amendment to the gambling
ordinance which would bring the ordinance=into compliance with state statutes
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relating to compensation of operators, for city council second reading consideration.
Bi11 1979-22, "An Amendment to Chapter V, Part II, Section 5.19 of the Ordi-
nance Code of the City of Richfield", was read and reviewed by city attorney, Clayton
LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9882)
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen that this constitute a second reading
of Bill 1979-22; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made
a part of these minutes.
Poll of votes: Ayes.- Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried.
8. Approval of Purchases in Excess of $1,000
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented the following purchases in excess
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of $1,000 for council approval:
Rock Salt
Under the Hennepin County contract, rock salt can be purchased at the delivered
price of $21.44 per ton. The city's total requirements for the winter season will be
,a.pproximately $23,584.
Gravel
The low quotation for gravel to be used in surfacing the maintenance roadway
of the golf course has been received from Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc. with a de-
livered price of $3.85 per ton. The project requires around 425 tons• which will
result in a total price of $1,636.25.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman to authorize the purhase of rock
salt from Hennepin County in the amount of $23,584 and the purchase of gravel
from Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc. in the amount of $1,636.25.
All ayes - Carried.
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9. Communication System Report, Public Safet Department
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, summarized the consulant's findings regarding
the public safety communications system. He stated that the consultant, Mr. Ward
Montgomery, was prepared to speak to the council at this time to present his appraisal
of the system and to. answer questions. After hearing Mr. Montgomery's recommendations
he requested that the city council take the following actions:
1. Receive the final report of the consultant as presented,
detailing the status of the current public safety com-
munications system with recommendations for immediate and
long-term improvements;
2. Authorize the development of specifications for a public
safety communications system to meet our city's current
and future public safety needs;
3. Authorize solicitation of bids on the basis of these
specifications;
4. Authorize the city manager to continue the consultant's
contract at a rate of $45 per hour, with a maximum total
amount of $5,000, to assist with the development of system
specifications, to analyze the bids received to assure
compliance with the city's specifications and, to the
extent necessary, monitor any system purchases to assure
adequate compliance with both specifications and perfor-
mance standards established.
Tom Morgan, Public Safety Director, presented Mr. Montgomery to the council
and the audience. Mr. Montgomery presented his observations of the communications
system. He spoke of deficiencies in the system, unmet needs and made recommendations
for an improved mobile type of equipment. He indicated that there is approximately a
one-year time period required from the authorization to develop specifications to the
delivery of new equipment.
Mayor Law expressed a hope for a "cluster communication system" which would
encompass the surrounding suburbs.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen to approve the four actions as
recommended by the city manager and to authorize the city manager to pursue the
prospect of a future county or state wide joint system.
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All ayes - Carried.
10. Authorization to Seek Proposals for Space Utilization and Needs S_t_u_dy,_
Public Safety Building
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, requested council authorization to request
proposals for a space utilization and needs study for the public safety building
and to prepare agreement with a qualified firm to conduct this study.
Mayor Law suggested pursuing the concept of one central fire station that could
be located near Rae Drive and eliminate the need to expand the current public safety
complex.
Councilman Luettinger suggested changing the retirement program for firefighters
by enrolling future personnel into the PERA program.
Councilman Ludeman said he was in favor of going ahead with the space study
and to also investigate the concept of one central fire station.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to authorize the manager to seek proposals
for the public safety building space utilization study.
Poll of~votes: Ayes - Collins, Ludeman. Nays - Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law. Motion
failed.
After further discussion it was agreed to defer this item for continued
discussion to the November 19, 1979 special meeting.
11. Report and Recommendation on Stop Signs at 76th Street and Emerson Avenue
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the traffic analysis completed by
the staff since the installation of a 4-way stop sign at the intersection of 76th
Street and Emerson Avenue. The traffic control committee reported that the traffic
flow through Emerson Avenue did not warrant a stop sign on a minor arterial street
such as 76th Street and recommended removing the stop sign on 76th Street at
Emerson and once again making this intersection a two-way stop.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen to retain this intersection as a
four-way stop.
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A11 ayes - Carried.
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12. Request for Approval of Off-Street Parking Contract, 7701 Harriet Avenue
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised the city council that an application
for an off-street parking contract had been received from Jerome Blatz, to permit
him to remodel his building at 7701 Harriet Avenue and enlarge the parking area.
He recommended that the city council authorize the execution of this off-street
parking contract.
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. 6163
RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT AND CONTRACT FOR
OFF-STREET PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION
NO. 79-15 CONTRACT N0. 2318
Jerome V. Blatz
Location: 7701 Harriet Avenue
Use: Addition to Building
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6163 in Resolution Book No. 44.
Council recessed at 10:12 p.m. to conduct. the HRA meeting and reconvened at
10:37 p.m.
13. l~eeommendations of Citizen's Advisor Cable TV Committee
The city council reviewed recommendations made by the cable television committee
for changes in the master ordinance and invitation for applications. They indicated
that they would like to have the items rewritten in light of their discussion before
taking action. It was agreed to request the city manager to redraft the items and
present them for council review at the special November 19th city council meeting.
14. Canvass of November 6 1979 Municipal Election
Kax1 Nollenberger, City Manager, presented the resolution certifying the results
of the November 6, general election for council adoption.
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Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins 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. .6167
RESOLUTION DETERMINING RESULTS OF CITY GENERAL ELECTION
OF THE CITY OF RICHFIELD HELD ON TUESnAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1979
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6167 in Resolution Book No. 44.
15. Receipt and Review of Minneapolis Comprehensive Plan
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented the Minneapolis Comprehensive Plan
for council review and recommendations. He pointed out that the plan has omitted
areas where cooperation between the two communities could be beneficial, such as
mutual fire protection and coordination of park and transportation, and he recom-
mended that the city council extend these suggestions to the City of Minneapolis.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins to receive Minneapolis' comprehensive
plan and authorize the city manager to convey these comments to the City of
Minneapolis.
A11 ayes - Carried.
16. Authorization to Submit Grant Proposal for Ski Trails at Wood Lake Nature Center
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented two grant applications for council
approval.
Wood Lake Nature Center Ski Trail
This grant from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, reimburses the
city for approximately 65% of its annual maintenance of the ski trail.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen that the following resolution be adopted;
that it be spreadvin the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 6160
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION
FOR GRANT RELATED TO CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAIL
AT THE WOOD LAKE NATURE CENTER
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Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6160 in Resolution Book No. 44.
Adams Hi11 Park
The city has received notice that their preliminary grant application through
LAWCOIV/LCMR has received a high ranking and that final applications are due to the
State Planning Agency and the Metropolitan Council by December 7, 1979.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman 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. 6161
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION
FOR GRANT TO DEVELOP OPEN SPACE AT ADAMS HILL
PARK UNDER THE PROVISION OF THE FEDERAL LAND
AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND ACT AND THE STATE
NATURAL RESOURCE FUND
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6161 in Resolution Book No. 44.
17. Resolution Approving Certification for 911 Plan
Torn Morgan, Public Safety Director, advised that the state legislature has
established a time frame for development and implementation of a 911 Emergency
Telephone .System throughout the state. He indicated that this plan contains pro-
visions to automatically route emergency calls to our public safety communications
center, and recommended adoption of a resolution supporting this action.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman 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. 6165
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE ADOPTION OF THE HENNEPIN
COUNTY 911 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM PLAN
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6165 in Resolution Book No. 44.
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18. Report on Results of City Hall Building Telephone Stud
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, requested council authorization to advertise
for bids fora new telephone system as the present system is of an age that it often
experiences mechanical breakdowns and a computer-controlled system would enable
other functions to be completed.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins to authorize the preparation of plans
and specifications and the advertisement for bids for a telephone system.
A11 ayes - Carried.
19. Notice of Hearin, MTC Proposed Fare Increase
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reported that he had been informed of a
Metropolitan Transit Commission public hearing on a proposed ten cent fare increase
scheduled for November 14 and 15. He indicated that, inasmuch as the city council
had expressed their concern previously regarding reduced fares for senior citizens,
they may wish to do so again in this instance.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins to direct the staff to send a letter
to the MTC reemphasizing the council's opposition to a fare incr-ease for the
handicapped and senior citizens.
All ayes - Carried.
Z0. Approval of Sale of Property by Financial Properties Developers, Inc.
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised the city. council that Financial
Properties Developers, Inc. desires to sell the K-Mart property to Mr. Lawrence
Kadish. He indicated that Financial Properties has asked that the city council
take action to approve this sale in accordance with the council's general land
use and zoning administration responsibilities and in light of the developer's
agreement for the K-Mart site.
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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. 6166
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE SALE
OF PROPERTY OWNED BY FINANCIAL PROPERTIES
DEVELOPERS, INC.
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Collins, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6166 in Resolution Book No. 44.
21. Payments and Estimates
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen that the following payments and
estimates be approved:
A. Estimate ~~1 and final, A. Shelgren & Son - cleaning and
restaining wood beams and deck for ice arean, CP 743 -
100% complete - $12,628
B. Estimate ~~9 and final, Henry 0. Mikkelson Co. - general
mechanical and electrical construction - Christian Park,
CP 719 - 100% complete - $4,928.75
C. Estimate ~~2, Kloster-Madsen - general construction Lyndale
Liquor Store, CP 737 - 77.5% complete - $48,188.60
D. Estimate ~~2, Lee Richert, C02 bulk storage at water plant -
79.7% complete - $39,060.
All ayes - Carried.
22. Claims and Payrolls
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman that the following claims and payrolls
be approved:
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST
Checks 52986/53820 Payroll
Chect~s 4841/43865 General
$ 149,472.41
380,794.53
SUMMIT STATE BANK
Checks 51258/53554
$1,133,376.36
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All ayes - Carried.
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23. Licenses
The council considered the following kennel licenses individually:
Catherine E. Bros, 6338 Clinton - 30 cats
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to inspect the inside premises before
granting a license.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nays - Jacobsen. Carried.
Garnette W. Kelber, 6314-14th Avenue - 15 cats
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman to inspect the inside premises before
granting this license.
All ayes - Carried.
Myrtle Wickstrom, 6726 Chicago - 3 dogs
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman that this license be approved.
All ayes - Carried.
Donald Moe, 6915-18th Avenue - 3 dogs
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger to inspect the inside premises before
granting this license.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Alan Dahl, 6505 Irving Avenue - 5 pigeons, 1 rabbit
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen that this license be approved.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Joyce McPheeters, 7340 Emerson Avenue - 3 dogs
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins. that this license be approved, contingent
upon the applicant completing repairs as noted by the health inspector.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen that the following fee waived
license be approved:
Renewal Church of the Assumption, 305 E. 77th Street Malt liquor (beer)
(one day) Bingo
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A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Collins that the following regular licenses
be approved:
Regular
New Rogers Standard, 66th and Portland
Renewal Fabian Seasfood, Galveston, Texas
New K-Mart, 6501 Lyndale
New Penn Avenue Laundry, 6726 Penn
New Richfield Floral & Nursery, 811 E. 66th Street
All ayes - Carried.
Denial of Taxicab Driver's License
Soft drink
Food (shrimp)
Food, soft drink
Soft drink
Deer, Christmas trees
Public Safety Director, Tom Morgan, recommended that the taxicab driver's
license application of Daniel Joseph Madigan be denied. Mr. Madigan did not
appear to protest the denial of the license.
Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Ludeman to deny this taxicab driver's license
as recommended by the director of public safety.
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins that the following taxicab driver
licenses be approved:
Taxicab Drivers
New LeAnn Corbett, 8639 145th St., Burnsville
New Wallace Curtiss, 1914 E. 22nd St., Minneapolis
New Stephen Hirsch, 5332 Columbus, Minneapolis
New Steve Gould, 1955 N. Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington
New John Barton, 2523 1st Avenue
New Lawrence Hu11, 5401 2nd Avenue, Minneapolis
New Mary Therese Brenna, 3612 Stevens, Minneapolis
New John Holleran, 1105 Mark Ct., Newport
New Gerald Collier, 3315 16th Avenue
New Thomas Wilson, 5550 Northwood Ridge, Bloomington
New James Seymour, 9312 Humboldt
New George Saxenmeyer, 510 8th St., Minneapolis
New Patrick Fine, 10442 Colorado Road
New Emery Schoen, 4303 Brenson St., Edina
New Philip Taylor, 11 S. 12th St., Minneapolis
New Andrew Dahl, 2164 James Avenue, St. Paul
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New Howard Liebers, 3429 Emerson Avenue, Minneapolis
Renewal Curtis Anderson, 7727 Wentworth Avenue
New Walter Jandelac, 1023 .Seminole W, St. -Paul
New Michael Thoresen, 1530 E. 82nd Street
New Richard Dyste, 10630 Rockford Road, Plymouth
New Gregory Chapman, 331 Norman Ridge Dr., Bloomington
New Bruce .Stein, 10650 Brunswick Road
New Bradley Carey., 7604 Landau Drive., Bloomington
New Michael Kirkeby, 8120 Park Avenue
New Larry Erickson, 4933 Elliot Avenue
New Michael Bronston, 3425 16th Avenue
New Dennis Davidson, 6428 Bloomington Avenue
New Paul Roach, 2928 1/2 13th Avenue
New David Reberg, 16760 Garland Way, Rosemount
New William Curtis, 3528 lst Avenue
A11 ayes - Carried.
November 13,, 1979
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen that the following taxicab
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Taxicab
New Suburban Taxi Service, Inc., St. Paul 15 taxicabs
All ayes - Carried.
24. Discussion Not on Agenda
Councilman Luettinger brought up a complaint he has received regarding people
parking in front of sidwalk entrances to residences. The city :attorney reviewed
the legal aspects regarding enforcing this type of parking problem and said further
research was needed.
25. Extra Item
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to nominate Howard Buuce for appointment
to the Transportation Advisory Board of the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities.
A11 ayes - Carried.
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26. Ad3ournment
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Jacobsen that the meeting adjourn.
November 13, 1979
A11 ayes - Carried. Time: 12:05 a.m. November 14, 1979.
Date Approved: November 29, 1979
Lore L. Law Mayor
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Sy is K. Bergh Acting Ci Clerk Karl Nollenberger City Manager
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