01-12-1981CITY OF RICHFIELD
Regular Meeting
January 12, 1981
The City Council. of the-City of Richfield met in regular session in the council
chambers of the city hall on Monday, January 12, 1981 at 7:00 p.m.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald Priebe at 7:15 p.m.
Present: Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Lucleman, Priebe
Rev. Paul Romstad, of Woodlake Lutheran Church, gave the invocation.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by members of the Spartan-Hi 4-H Club. Mayor
Priebe presented the '4-H members certifications of appreciation commemorating their
participation.
1. Approval of Minutes
Council member Collins asked that the following statement be included on page 6
in the minutes of January .5, 1981:
"Mrs. Collins stated that her acceptance of Mayor Priebe's appointment
to the HRA was consistent with her commitment to "open" the HRA t`o
citizen participation and that the majority of HRA commissioners are
citizens rather than council members. (3 - 2 Ratio)
Council member Collins further stated that her experience had demonstrated
that the present system best serves the needs of the community."
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins that the minutes of the regular December 22,
1980 meeting and the special meeting of January 5, 1981, as amended; .be approved.
All ayes - Carried.
2. Request for Special Use Permit, 2100 W. 78th Street, Walser Buick Inc.
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the request for a special use ,permit of
Walser Buick Inc. and Schmelz Brothers Inc. to-allow demolition of an_existing 630
square foot building and to construct a 1,694.4 square foot building in its place
at their present location. He noted that in researching this request it was -found
that no special use permit had been granted for this property to allow a car sales
business. However, inasmuch as the business has existed-:for 20 years, the staff
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had recommended. that a special use permit be granted covering both the. use of the-
property and construction of the proposed new building. Mr. Nollenb~rger indicated
that-the Planning. Commission had recommended that the-.special-use-permit.b~e approved.
Mr. Jerry Wing,_general sales manager of Walser Buick Inc., spolr.e in favor of
this request.
-Mayor Priebe voiced concern.-that neighbors are impacted by lights cominig over
the property at all hours of the night and requested that the lights be directed
onto the .property as 'much as possible.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Hassenstab to close the hearing..-
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Bunce., seconded by Ludeman to grant this special use permit to allow
construction of a new building at 2100 West 78th Street.
All ayes - Carried.
3. Renewal of On-Sale Liquor, Sunday Liquor and Tavern Licenses for The. Godfather
Left Guard, Inc. and Ground Round Restaurants
City Manager Nollenberger introduced the public. hearings for license renewal
requests for the three restaurant establishments of the community that are currently
licensed for on-sale liquor sales, The Godfather,Inc., Left.. Guard, Inc.-.and Ground.
Round Restaurant.
Godfather, Inc.
Public Safety Director Tom Morgan presented the Public Safety Department's
investigative report for this establishment and recommended that,-this license
renewal application be approved.
Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to close. the hearing..
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to approve the renewal of the on--sale
liquor, the Sunday liquor-and the tavern licenses for The Godfather, Inc.
All ayes - Carried.
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Left Guard, Inc.
January 12, 1981
Public Safety Director. Morgan presented the Public Safety Department's in-
vestigative report of this establishment. He cited parking violations in the fire
lane, as well as a dramatic increase in police incidents and recommended granting
the license on a "provisional" basis until these violations can be corrected.
Michael Larkin, 1725 W.•75th Street, resident manager of the establishment,
responded to council questions. He indicated that parking attendants would be
hired to prevent fire lane problems and outlined other remedial proposals.
William Max McGee, vice president and secretary, an Arizona resident, spoke
" on his company's behalf. He said he would•assure that the problems would be
resolved.
The council discussed the safety violations and stressed the urgency of
compliance by the Left Guard.
Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Ludeman to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Hassenstab that the request for renewal of the
on-sale liquor, Sunday liquor and tavern licenses for the Left Guard, Inc. for the
year 1981, be approved on a provisional basis,. based upon the following stipulations:
1. The management take immediate steps to provide a higher level of
monitoring activity in the parking lot area in an attempt to reduce
the number of criminal incidents occurring outside of the establishment
and assume a higher level of responsibility fox enforcing the fire lane
parking restrictions established around the premises.
2. Complete actions to resolve health code problems as set forth in the
letter dated December 2', 1980, from Capsul Laboratories to the
applicant corporation.
3. Take immediate action to resolve fire safety problems within the
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.restaurant. establishment building, as required by the Fire Division,
with particular regard to the proper storage of combustible paper
cartons and maintaining open. access to all fire exits.-
4. The Left Guard, Inc, will make a good faith effort in working witH
Programmed Land., Incorporated, (the property owner) to extend.. the
-six -foot privacy fence on~the north property line (along East 77th
Street) to Nicollet Avenue and replace the existing four foot cyclone
fence along the north property line between the Left Guard building'
and the LaBelle building with a six-foot privacy fence.:
5. The Director of Public Safety will provide in April a written
status. report to the city council with regard to the applicant's
progress in conforming to these stipulations and corraet3.ng the.
problems set. forth herein.
6. The-acceptance of this provisional license by an agreement signed by
an officer of the applicant corporporation, accepting-the licenses
on-the basis of the stipulations hereto sat forth.
All ayes.- Carried.
Ground Round Restaurant _
Public Safety Director Morgan presented the Public Safety Department's investi-
gative report of this establishment. He recommended that. this-.license renewal
application be approved.- _
Jim Fruehling, 3901 Heritage Hi11s Drive, Bloomington,.-.the resident manager,
was present and answered council questions.
Motion by Ludeman,-seconded by Bunce to close the hearing.
All ayes -Carried.
Motion, by Bunce, seconded by Collins to approve the renewal of the on-sale
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liquor, the Sunday liquor and the tavern licenses. for the Ground Round.
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All ayes - Carried.
4. Request for Vacation of Alley on Block 10, Ray's Lynnhurst~Additi_on .
City Manager Nollenberger presented the request for vacation o_f the alley on
Block 10 Ray's Lynnhurs.t Addition. He indicated that the petition requesting this
alley vacation had the required number of signatures to initiate the alley vacation
process and recommended that. the city council set a public hearing date for
February 9, 1981
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes -.Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Hassex~stab 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. 6364
RESOLUTION RECEIVING ALLEY VACATION PETITION
AND CALLING FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6364 in Resolution Book No. 46.
Bill 1981-1, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.74, "A Transitory Ordinance Providing
for the Vacation of the Alley on Block 10, Ray's Lynnhurst", was read .and reviewed
by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office of the
city clerk. (C-9945)
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Hassenstab that this constitute a first reading
of Bi11 1981-1; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second
reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for February 9, 1981.
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried.
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5. Transitory. Ordinance Providing for"the Vacation of a Portion-of Pillsbury
Avenue. -Second Reading. Deferral requested.)
City Manager Nollenberger advised that the United. National Corporation. had
requested that the public hearing of this. street vacation be continued to March 9,
1981.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to. continue this hearing.to March 9,
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1981, as requested by the applicant.
All ayes - Carried.
6. Public Hearing to Consider Special Assessments of Current Maintenance in.
the L/H/N Redevelopment Area
• City Manager Nollenberger opened the public hearing to consider establishment
of a special assessment district for maintenance services. within the L/H/N
redevelopment area: He indicated that a notice of this public hearing had been
mailed to all owners of property in 'the area, in addition to publication of
notice in the official newspaper.
Community Development Director Kraft provided information regarding the
boundaries of the proposed district and explained in detail the area9 that would
receive this special maintenance service.
Community Services Director Fondrick outlined the services that would be
rendered as follows:
1. Landscaping, including tree trimming
2. Sidewalk sweeping in the summer
3. Snow removal in winter
4. Sidewalk deicing -
5. Painting and repair of wood furniture
6. Trash removal
7. General maintenance, including repairs and replacement
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The following affected individuals addressed the council regarding this
proposed assessment:
Charles Adams, representing the estate of Charles Adams, Sr., said his property
was R-1 Residential and did not benefit from these services. He expressed his
opposition to the proposed assessment and said if he is assessed he will litigate.
An attorney representing owners °of apartments on the north side of 65th
Street spoke on behalf of his client and urged that no assessment be made on this
property. ~ ._ _,_
Gordon Strom,. 6532 Lyndale, said he did not feel his property has benefited
from the L/H/N redevelopment and wants his property to be excluded from the pro-
posed assessment. .___ _,-_
Hank Miller, owner of property at 612 W. 65th Street, complained of-noise
and increase of traffic due to the L/H/N development. He said his caretaker
takes care of maintenance around his property.
Bob Blumberg, Jr., representing Bob Blumberg, Sr.,~who owns apartments on
65th Street, said he sees the development as detrimental and that he didn't get
any new sidewalks from the city. Also, he stated that 50 percent of his tenants
are on fixed incomes and rents would have to increase to pay these services.
Ambrose Zeller, owner of the apartment at 400 W 65th Street, said he does
not care for the location of K-Mart next to his multifamily units and the
assessment is not beneficial to him. - -
Lee Nelson, respresenting Nelson's Restaurant, said he wishes to be exempted
from the assessment, as he feels he is already paying for that type of work to
be done. He expressed concern for the small businessman.
Wayne Johnson, owner of two apartment buildings at .200-212 W. 65th Street,
mentioned the K-Mart burglar alarm disturbing his tenants and objected to the
assessment for these services.
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Dr. Robert Dietle, of Woodlake Veterinary Hospital, 6436 Lyndale Avenue,.
said his-taxes have tripled in two years and. he is desirous of the city main=
twining-its own property..
Carl McBride, of Richfield-.Agency,. asked for. a clarification of expense _. -
related to snow removal. Community Services. Director Don Fondrick responded.
Ralph Bruins, President. of Summit State Bank, spoke on behalf of his business
tenants and of the overall benefit resulting from the services. He suggested
spreading the assessment city wide.
Jim Shaw, representing Duraps, Corp., builder of Coach Homes, said there are
presently 45 residents - co-owners of the condominium. These people did not get
notices of the hearing, only the original owner of the project was notified of
the hearing.
Richard Blevins, 7539 Washburn, asked if the businessmen require these
extraordinary levels of maintenance.
A letter was presented by The Godfather Restau-rant,_66th and Lyndale Avenue,
expressing objection to the assessment for snow plowing and. weed removal. (C-994b)
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried.
The council members expressed individual opinions, such as the possibility of
eliminating residential properties from the assessment, and that commercial
properties not be required to bear the full burden. of the cost once the cost is
determined.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to request a resolution be drawn to
exempt residential properties from assessment and delay final decisions on other
assessments until additional cost information is available.
All ayes - Carried. _
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__ Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins that the following resolution be
adop ted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 6367
RESOLUTION ORDERING UNDERTAKING
OF CURRENT SERVICE PROJECTS
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6367 in Resolution Book No. 46.
Council recessed at 10:00 p.m. and reconvened at 10:15 p.m.
7. Assessment Policies for Tax Exempt Properties
Community Development Director Kraft presented findings of the city staff
relating to past policies of assessing tax exempt properties for public improvements.
He stated that, in most cases it has been the policy to assess tax exempt properties
the same as commercial properties for either sidewalk or street improvements. Mr.
Kraft indicated that it was the recommendation of the staff to assess-tax exempt
property for sidewalks at the 50 percent rate, as for commercial properties, and
alleys at three-fourth's of the cost of the alley adjacent to the property, the
rate similar to commercial property.
Mrs. Dennis O'Brien, 7124 1st Avenue, asked how she could generate a petition
for alley improvements in a block where the ch~eaxch owned in excess of 51 percent
of the property.
Mrs. Ted Nordstrom, 7141 Nicollet, asked questions.
Motion by Ludemn, seconded by Bunce to implement the policy of assessing tax
exempt property on the same basis as commercial property.
All ayes - Carried.
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8. Transitory Ordinance Providing for Certain Capital Improvements F-first Readln~
City Manager:Nollenberger presented a transitory ordinance providing for certa
capital improvements which are to be funded by the. Special Revenue Fund for city
council approval.
BilI.1981-2, Transitory Ordinance No. 1b.75, "An~Ordinanee for the expenditure
of-Money from the Special Revenue Fund for Certain Capital Improvements", was read
_-and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same-being on file in the
office of-the city clerk. .(C-9947)
Motion by Ludeman, seconded. by Collins that this constitute a-first reading
of Bill 1981-2, with the exception of the '$10,000 allocated for Legion Lake Park;..
that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading of this
ordinance amendment be scheduled for February 9, 1981.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Frebe. Nays --None.
Carried.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Priebe that an additional transitory ordinance
be enacted to provide for financing of improvements at Legion Lake Park.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - Ludeman, Hassenstab. Carried..
Bili 1981-4, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.76, "An Ordinance for the Expenditure
of Money .from the Special Revenue Fund for Certain Capital Improvements",.was read
and reviewed by Assistant-City Attorney John Dean, the same-being on file in the
office of the city clerk. (C-9949)
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Priebe that this constitute a firs t. reading of
Bi11 1981-4; that it be published in the official newspaper and-that second.
reading_of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for February 9, 1981.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - Ludeman, Hassenstab. Carrie
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9. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Pay Plans and Compensation Policies.
First Reading.
City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance relating to pay plans and
compensation policies for city council consideration. He indicated that this
amendment was designed to make certain minor language changes in our ordinance
code and to insure compliance with state statutes relating to~overtime pay and
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compensatory time.
Bill 1981-3, "An Ordinance Amending Part III, Section 2.33, Subdivision 17
of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield", dealing with overtime pay
and compensatory time off, was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John
Dean, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9948)
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a first reading of
Bill 1981-3; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second
reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for February 9, 1981.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried.
10. Initiation of Penn Avenue Sidewalk Project
City Manager Nollenberger introduced the discussion of the Penn Avenue Sidewalk
project and asked Community Development Director Kraft to detail the proposed
construction.
Mr. Kraft outlined the proposed 1981 sidewalk construction program. He
indicated that the Penn Avenue sidewalk was high on the priority list for-1981
The areas that do not have sidewalks are as follows:
East Side - 62nd South approximately 300 feet
- 66th South to 67th
West Side - 62nd South to 68th (except two small sections)
- 70 1/2 South to 76th
The engineering department has estimated a cost of~$92,000 for this project,
bv~ii%ii w 11 iL :i ~. v 3 sLdLli"a1Cap ramps.
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Mr. Kraft recommended that the citg council initiate the Penn Avenue sidewalk
project and schedule a public hearing for February 9, 1981.
Motion by Hassenstab, 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:
• RESOLUTIOI~~NO. 6368
RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT ON PROPOSED
CITY PROJECT 727A - SIDEWALK PROJECT - PENN AVENUE
Poll of votes: -Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman,-Priebe. Nays -None.
Carried. This resolution-.appears as Resolution No. b368 in Resolution Book No. 46.
Motion by Hassenstab, 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. 6369
RESOLUTION RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT-AND
CALLING PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED CITY PROJECT 727
Poll of votes:: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab „ Ludeman, Priebe. Nays.- None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6369 in Resolution Book No. 46.
11. .Resolution Approving Specialized Pay Plan .
City Manager Nollenberger presented the 1981 specialized pay plan for-city
council approval. This pay plan provides compensation for intermittent-and
seasonal employees in the Community Services, Public Safety Departments and the
'liquor operation. --
Motion by Bunce, 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
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RESOLUTION N0. 6370
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE 1981 SPECIALIZED PAY-PLAN
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6370 in Resolution Book No. 46.
12. Ratification of Labor Contract Agreement with Local 49 for 1981-82
Administrative Services Director Joyce Wilde reviewed-the provisions that
were recently negotiated in the labor contract agreement bett~neen the Metropolitan
Area Managers' Association and Local 49 bargaining group, which represents most
of the city's maintenance employees. She recommended that the city council approve
_ execution of this contract agreement with Local 49 and authorize the city manager
to implement the provisions of this contract.
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. 6371
RESOLUTION APPROVING MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING AND
MASTER LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF RICHFIELD AND
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 49
AFL/CIO FOR THE YEARS 1981/82
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Hassenstab, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6371 in Resolution Book No. 46.
13. Discussion of Policy Regarding Commission Member Meeting Attendance
At the request of the Mayor, City Manager Nollenberger presented a report
covering bylaws of the city commissions and discussed membership attendance at
commission meetings. He recommended that commission members be required to be
at 67 percent of their meetings in order to remain in good standing.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to request that each commission/board
require that commission members attend at least 67 percent of meetings in a twelve
month period and require that attendance records be reported to the city council
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at the end of each year.
All ayes - Carried.
14. Consent Calendar .
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins that the following items be approved:.
A. Resolution Authorizing Grant Application Wood Lake Trails - CL 14
RESOLUTION. NO. 6366
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ESTABLISHMENT,
CONSTRUCTION-AND MAINTENANCE OF A PUBLIC
TRAIL AT WOOD LAKE NATURE CENTER
B. Resolution Providing-for Transfer of Funds for Salary Adjustments - CL 18
RESOLUTION N0. 6363
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATIONS FROM
THE 1981 CONTINGENCY ACCOUNT TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
C. Resolution Providing for Amendments to 1980 Budget - CL 19
RESOLUTION N0. 6365
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING REVISIONS OF 1980
BUDGET OF VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
D. Approval of Architect for Community Center Remodeling Project - CL 12
Approve selection of Richard Schwarz/Neil Weber, Inc. to provide architectural
services for Community Center remodeling at a contract amount not to exceed $5,800.
E. Payments and Estimates
Henry Mikkelson, CP 692, 79% complete, general construction work,
central garage - $32,850 - Estimate ~~2
Barr-Nelson, CF 749, Adams Hill Park, 50% complete - $14,040
F: Claims and Payrolls
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST
Checks 67287/67619
Checks 1685/50220
Payroll
Regular
$178,587.02
648,654.75
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SUMMIT STATE BANK
Checks 63095/63106 908,335.24
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G. License Renewals
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Motor Vehicle-Dealers-License Renewals t
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Kennys Yamaha, 6520 Lyndale New-.. and .use mpt~~ bake
.Walser Buick, 2100 W. 78th Street New acid used motor Vehicles ~".
Lindahl Oldsmobile, 1900`W. 78th Street New and-used motor vehicles
Win. Stephens Classic Cars, 920 W. 87th Street -.New and used motor. vehicles
Material Services, Inc., 7720 Wentworth Used motor vehicles
Fee Waived ~
Church of~St. Richard, 7540 Penn, 1 day only On-sale beer
Malt Liquor License Renewals
Short Stop Superette, 7034 Cedar Off-sale beer
Shakey's Pizza, 500 E. 78th Street Off and on-sale beer
Miller's Fireside, 6736- Penn Avenue ~ On-sale beer •
PDQ Stores, 812, E 66th Street Off-sale beer
PDQ Stores, 7701 Portland ~ Off-sale beer
Superameriea, 826 W. 66th Street Off-sale beer
Western Stores, 7700 Lyndale Off-sale beer
Snyders Drug Stores, b520 Pillsbury Off-sale beer
Penny's Supermarket, 65th and Pillsbury Off-sale beer
Penny's Supermarket, 2900 W. 66th Street Off-sale beer
Tom Thumb Supermarket, 7609 Lyndale Off-sale beer
Richfield Steak House, 6519 Nicollet On-sale beer-
Beltline Bar, 1918 W. 78th Street On and off-sale beer
Snyders Drug Stores, 2930 W. 66th Street Off-sale beer
Lariot Lanes, 6330 Penn Avenue On and off-sale beer
Sandy's Tavern, 6612 Penn Avenue On and off-sale beer
Luxury Lanes, 7711 14th Avenue On and off-sale beer
Pontillo's Pizza, 2312 W. 66th .Street On-sale beer
Frenchman's, 1400 E. 66th Street Off and on-sale beer
Club
VFW, 710 Lakeshore Drive Club license
Car Wash
Mobil Car Wash, 2816 W. 66th Street
Hansen's Auto Spa, 6420 Penn Avenue
Gambling - Bingo
American Legion Post 435, 65th and Portland
Bowling Alleys
Lariat Lanes, 6320 Penn Avenue Bowling. alley, coin operated
amusement machine
Luxury Lanes, 7711 14th Avenue Bowling alley, music box,
coin operated amusement
machines (8)
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Licenses Continued
Amusement Machines
Belt Line Bar, 1918 W. 78th Street
Godfather Restaurant, 66th and Lyndale
VFW, 710 Lake Shore Drive
Shakey's, 500 W. 78th Street
Sandy's Tavern, 6$12 Penn Avenue
Pontillo's Pizza, 2312 W. 66th Street
Frenchman's.1400 E. 77th Street
Music-box, amusement machine
Music box, amusement machine
Music box
-Chin opera-ted amusement mach.
Amusement machines
Music box, amusement machine
Music box, amusement ma-chine
All' ayes - Carried.
Kennel License - Margaret Songle, 6821 14th Avenue Kennel, 5 cats, 2 dogs
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to approve the above license with the
stipulation that the animal population be limited to 5 cats and 2 dogs.
A11 ayes - Carried..
H. Purchases in Excess of $1,000 - CL 16
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Ludeman that the following purchases in excess
of $1,000 be approved; -
Vehicle - Approve the purchase of a 1974 Cadette Mini-Van from Tillson Bus and
Equipment Co. in the amount of $9,7$0.
Ice Control Rock - Approve the purchase of estimated 600 ton of ice control rock
on a master purchase order at a delivered-price of $3.55/ton,-for a total price
of $2,130.
A11 ayes - Carried.
15. Adjournment
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that the meeting adjourn.
All ayes - Carried. Time: 11:40 p.m.
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Date Approved: January 26, 1981
onald J. Priebe Mayor
Sy a K. Bergh City C Karl Nollenberge City Manager