07-13-1987CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 13, 1987
MEMBERS PRESENT: John Hamilton, Mayor; Ivan Ludeman; Michael
Sandahl; Martin. Kirsch; and Edwina Garcia.
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STAFF PRESENT: James Prosser, City Manager; Steven Devich,
Administrative Services Director; Thomas P.
Ferber, City Clerk; Donald Fondrick,
Community Services Director; Byron Wallace,
Community Development Director; Ron
Richardson, Police Captain; Pat Coughlin,
Assistant Fire Chief; William Hollick,
Investigator/Agent;=and Clayton LeFevere,
City Attorney.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Hamilton at 7:03 p.m.
PRESENTATION OF COLORS AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Hamilton led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
M/Kirsch, S/Garcia to a~
city council meeting on June
Meeting on July 6, 1987.
rove the minutes of the regula
2, 1987; and the Study Session
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Motion carried 5-0.
Item #1 OPPORTUNITY FOR CITIZENS TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNCIL
ON ANY ITEM NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.
A. R. Gilbertson, 4427 Wentworth Avenue, requested that the
City accept the donation of a POW/MIA Flag from the Minnesota
Won't Forget POW's/MIA's organization and fly the flag on the
city hall flag pole.
Mayor Hamilton directed him to meet with City Manager
Prosser to finalize such an arrangement.
Mayor Hamilton introduced and presented a plaque to Valerie
and Gilbert Duvalea, visitors from France.
Council Meeting Minutes 2 July 13, 1987
Item #2 PRESENTATION BY ADVISORY BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBER
REGARDING GROUNDWATER PROTECTION PROGRAM. C.L. 199
Assistant Fire Chief Coughlin reviewed the report of the
Hennepin County Environmental Health Task Force regarding
groundwater availability and quality.
Item #3 CODNCIL APPROVAL OF AGENDA
M/Garcia, S/Ludeman to approve the agenda.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #4 CONSENT CALENDAR
A. APPROVED REQUEST TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT WITH BROWN
COMPUTER SERVICES FOR PROGRAMMING SERVICES. C.L. 200.
B. APPROVED RESOLUTION APPROVING 1987/88 LABOR CONTRACT
WITH THE RICHFIELD POLICE SUPERVISORY ASSOCIATION.
C.L. 201.
RESOLUTION N0. 7303
RESOLUTION APPROVING LABO~,~GREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF
RICHFIELD AND THE RICHFIELD POLICE SUPERVISORY ASSOCIATION
BARGAINING UNIT FOR THE YEARS 1987-1988.
C. APPROVED REQUEST FOR PURCHASE AND INSTALL HEAT RECLAIM
SYSTEM FOR RICHFIELD ICE ARENA. C.L. 202.
D. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING LEASE OF A SMALL TRACT OF CITY
PROPERTY ABUTTING LINCOLN FIELD PARK TO MR. THOMAS
PRICE. C.L. 203.
RESOLUTION NO. 7311
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING LEASE OF CITY PROPERTY
TO THOMAS E. PRICE
E. APPROVED AUTHORIZATION TO EXECUTE XIII CDBG PUBLIC
SERVICES AGREEMENT/DAY CARE CONTRACT WITH GREATER MPLS.
DAY CARE ASSOCIATION. C.L.-204.
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F. APPROVED ILLUMINATED SIGN PERMITS FOR TOWN COUNTRY
FIREPLACE CENTER, 6341 PENN AVENUE. C.L. 205
G. APPROVED BIDS AND AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR CURB, GUTTER,
SIDEWALK REPAIR. C.L. 206.
H. APPROVED AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING CONTRACT FOR PAYROLL SERVICES. C.L. 207.
I. APPROVED AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT WITH
CONSULTANT FOR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT PURCHASE. C.L. 208.
J. APPROVED REQUEST FOR FEE WAIVED LICENSE FOR RICHFIELD
HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AUGUST 9, 1987, ICE CREAM SOCIAL-
-ITINERANT FOOD LICENSE. =
K. APPROVED REQUEST FOR FEE WAIVED LICENSES FOR ASSUMPTION
CHURCH FUN FEST-ITINERANT AMUSEMENT, FOOD AND BEER FOR
AUGUST 15 AND 16, 1987.
L. APPROVED RESIDENTIAL KENNEL LICENSES: CATHERINE POLAND,
6337 22ND AVENUE, THREE CATS; ROTZNER-MONIKA, 6215 2ND
AVENUE, 1 DOG, 4 CATS; RICHARD BURTIS, 7325 FREMONT
AVENUE, 4 CATS.
M. APPROVED FIRST AND FINAL PAYMENT TO ALLIED BLACKTOP FOR
1987 SEALCOATING. $61,151.84 ESTIMATE.
N. APPROVED ESTIMATE #3 FOR 1987 ALLEY PAVING PROJECT -
STANDARD SIDEWALK $20,407.64.
0. APPROVED ESTIMATE NO. 4, SLUDGE DEWATERING BLDG.
TRUCKER CONST. INC. $63,802.71.
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl to approve the consent calendar.
Motion carried 5-0.
Ite~- #5 PIIBLIC HEARING ON A REQIIEST FOR A SPECIAL IISE PERMIT
TO CHANGE THE DRIVE THRU WINDOW FACILITY AT BIIRGER
RING, 140 EAST 78TH STREET. C.L. 209.
City Manager Prosser reviewed. Council Letter No. 209
regarding a request by the Burger Ring Restaurant at 140 East
78th Street for a special use permit to change their drive thru
window facility. He stated the applicant had revised the curbing
plans to protect the existing gas meter to the staff's
satisfaction and therefore stipulation number 1 of the
recommended motion was no longer required.
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Julie Ackerman, representing Burger, reviewed a potential
change in the proposed concrete island and requested that the
widening of the curbs be deferred until the parking lot is
resurfaced in 1-2 years.
City Manager Prosser recommended that the applicant not be
allowed to defer the widening of the curb cut and that the
council approve the special use permit with the stipulations. He
stated the minor alteration to the concrete island should be
reviewed with staff.
M/Ludeman, S/Rirsch to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl to approve the special-use permit for
Burger King Restaurant to change the drive thru window facility
at 140 E. 78th Street with the following stipulations:
1. That the proposed new concrete island be narrowed to
4 feet east of the new menu board to provide the 12
foot driving aisle on the south side of the new island.
2. That existing curb cuts be widened to meet the current
city standard of 26 feet.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #6 PIIBLIC HEARING ON A REQIIEST FOR A SPECIAL IISE PERMIT TO
ALLOW A HOIISECLEANING BIISINESS WITH OIITSIDE EMPLOYEES
AT 7339 STEVENS AVENiJE. C.L. 210.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 210
regarding a request for a special use permit to allow a
housecleaning business operation in the rented residence at 7339
Stevens Avenue.
Mayor Hamilton read a letter form Ray and Lucille Ziebol,
7420 Stevens Avenue, in opposition to granting the special use
permit.
Council Member Sandahl noted that the employees would not be
stopping at the home but rather would be going to their
worksites.
Mayor Hamilton noted that the applicant was not present and
suggested the item be deferred until the applicant arrived.
M/Ludeman, S/Kirsch to defer action on Item #6 until such
time as the applicant is in attendance.
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Motion carried 5-0.
Applicant Kimberly Poe arrived at 7:55 p.m.
M/Kirsch, S/Ludeman to reopen consideration of the special
use permit for 7339 Stevens Avenue.
Motion carried 5-0.
Kimberly Poe, applicant, reviewed the proposed use of the
property and the described the housecleaning business operation.
M/Sandahl, S/Garcia to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0. _
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl to approve a special use permit for a
housecleaning business at 7339 Stevens Avenue with the
stipulation that the total number of outside employees involved
in the business not exceed five in number.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #7 PUBLIC HEARING ON A REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL IISE PERMIT TO
ALLOW A RESTAURANT WITH FULL LIQUOR LICENSE AT 1420
EAST 78TH STREET. C.L. 211.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 211
regarding a request by the Discus Corporation for a special use
permit to allow a restaurant serving liquor at 1420 East 78th
Street .
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Richard Gottlieb, Discus Corporation, reviewed the proposed
restaurant concept. He stated the restaurant would have waiters,
no drive up facilities, and would close at midnight or 1:00 a.m.
on weekends and 10:00 p.m. or 11:00 p.m. on weekdays.
Richard Novack, 7632 Bloomington Avenue, spoke in opposition
to granting the special use permit to allow a restaurant with a
full liquor license at this location. He also stated that since
this proposal affected a larger area than just within 350 feet
the whole neighborhood should have been notified.
City Manager Prosser reviewed the statutory requirements
regarding hearing notices.
William Gillick, 7638 Bloomington Avenue, noted that the
Planning Commission's recommendation regarded only the land use
issue. He stated concern about the concentration of liquor
establishments in this area, traffic, and the potential for the
loss of the frontage road if I494 is widened.
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Council Member Ludeman stated
with liquor because of the public
He stated his support for limiting
to the number currently issued.
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his opposition to a restaurant
safety problems liquor creates.
the number of liquor licenses
Council Member Sandahl stated that every business has impact
on the community not just those with liquor licenses. He stated
the council's decision should be based on the facts of each
particular case and he supports this proposal.
Discussion followed regarding the number of liquor licenses
available in the city and the discretion of the council to grant
liquor licenses.
Council Member Garcia stated her support for this proposal.
Mayor Hamilton stated that if this proposal is approved, the
Public Safety Department will. monitor the operation closely and
the city council can take action to close the facility if
problems occur.
M/Sandahl, S/Garcia to close the public hearin .
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Sandahl, Garcia to approve a special use permit for a
restaurant serving liquor at 1420 East 78th Street with the
following stipulations:
1. The seating capacity in the proposed restaurant not
exceed 174.
2. The existing parking island in the parking lot be
landscaped with evergreen shrubberies and four
overstory trees be..p~~nted along the northern property
line.
3. The fence along the property lines be replaced and
additional fence be installed along the western
property line up to the "bowling alley" structure.
4. The width of the curb cut be 26 feet.
5. The remodeling of the building meet all the building,
fire and health codes.
6. The proposed location and the design of the sign must
meet the sign ordinance at the time when the occupancy
permit is issued.
7. Adequate non-obtrusive lighting be installed in the
parking lot.
8. All the stipulations must be met prior to the occupancy
permit.
9. The applicant should be advised that the issuance of a
liquor license is an issue separate from the land use
consideration under review. In their case it does
appear that the general operational requirements of a
liquor license can be met. However, the decision of
the council to issue a license is discretionary.
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Motion carried 4-1.
Item #8 PIIBLIC HEARING AND SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
REZONE THE NORTHERLY PORTION OF 6528 16TH AVENUE FROM
'R' SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE TO 'C-2' GENERAL COMMERCIAL
(MT. CALVARY CHURCH). C.L. 212.
(Ludeman opposed)
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 212
regarding an ordinance to rezone the northerly 20 feet of the lot
at 6528 16th Avenue from 'R' single family residence to 'C-2'
general commercial.
Council Member Kirsch stated that in reviewing this matter
with the city attorney and as President of Mt. Calvary Church, he
requested that he be allowed to abstain from discussion and
voting on this matter to avoid a conflict of interest.
M/Sandahl, S/Ludeman to permit Council Member Kirsch to
abstain from discussion and voting on Items #8 and #9 regard
this issue.
Motion carried 4-0.
(Kirsch abstained)
Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth Avenue, questioned why
the property was being rezoned to C-2 rather than to MR.
City Manager Prosser stated the C-2 zoning would make it
consistent with the adjacent. properties. City Planner Jopke
reviewed the zoning district boundaries.
Lawrence Hines, Hines and Sons Inc., reviewed the proposal
to build a 15 unit 3 story apartment for the elderly.
M/Sandahl, S/Ludeman to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 4-0. (Kirsch abstained)
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl that this constitute Second Reading of
Bill No. 1987-16, that it be published in the official newspaper
and that it be made part of these minutes.
Motion carried 4-0. (Kirsch abstained)
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Item #9 PUBLIC HEARING AND SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
VACATE A PORTION OF AN ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AVENUE AND
BLOOMINGTON AVENUE (MT. CALVARY CHURCH). C.L. 213.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 213
regarding an ordinance to vacate the easterly portion of an alley
between 16th Avenue and Bloomington Avenue north of 66th Street.
He stated that the staff and Planning Commission recommend denial
of the vacation.
Gary Flahkne, attorney for Thomas Allstopp, owner of Clinton
Press, reviewed the objections of his client to the alley
vacation based on access and snow removal issues. He urged that
an alternative be found to build the apartment building without
vacating the alley.
Ray Krieg, 6533 Bloomington Avenue, spoke in opposition to
the alley vacation.
Gerald Hines, Hines and Sons Inc, reviewed the alternatives
that were considered prior to proposing the current project. He
stated that these alternatives were deemed not feasible in
building this project. He reviewed the proposed site plan for
the apartment building and stated that Hines and Sons, Inc. would
agree to be responsible for plowing the alley.
Thomas Allstopp, owner of Clinton Press, expressed concern
about the timely plowing of the alley if Hines is responsible.
Gerald Hines stated he knows the needs of businesses and
early plowing for_the apartment ,and :church was also necessary.
Rev. Mark Johnson, Mt. Calvary pastor, stated that the
project would have a positive impact on the community.
Dean Weber, 7137 2nd Avenue, spoke in support of the alley
vacation.
Council Member Garcia stated that the housing for the
elderly was a desirable concept but that she was disturbed that
the applicant had not worked with city staff and the neighborhood
to attempt to address the problems the alley vacation may create
and the fact that the developer had not provided enough specifics
regarding the proposed building. She stated this is an issue of
fairness for the neighborhood to be allowed to be involved.
Council Member Garcia added that there are too many questions
that still need to be answered and suggested .that consideration
be continued to allow the developer to explore other options with
the city staff and neighborhood.
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City Manager Prosser reviewed the contacts that city staff
had with the developer.
Council Member Garcia inquired if this apartment would
become tax exempt property is sold to the church.
City Attorney LeFevere responded that it would not be likely
to be tax exempt.
M/Sandahl, S/Garcia to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 4-0. (Kirsch abstained)
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl that this constitute Second Reading of
Transitory Ordinance 17.29 Bill No. 1987-17, that it be published
in the official newspaper and that it be made part of these
minutes.
Motion carried 3-l. (Kirsch abstained, Garcia opposed)
Item #10 PUBLIC HEARING AND SECOND READING OF A HOUSING
MAINTENANCE ORDINANCE REQUIRING ANNUAL LICENSING OF
APARTMENT BIIILDINGS AND RENTED HOMES, AND REQUIRING
CERTIFICATES OF HOUSING CODE COMPLIANCE FOR HOMES WHEN
THEY ARE SOLD. C.L. 214.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 214
regarding a proposed ordinance amendment requiring annual
licensing of apartment buildings and rental homes, and requiring
certificates of housing code. c,Qittpliance for homes when they are
sold.
M/Sandahl, S/Kirsch to table this item for further study.
Council Member Sandahl withdrew his motion and Council
Member Kirsch withdrew the second to allow staff and the audience
to speak on the issue.
Assistant Fire Chief Coughlin reviewed contents of the
proposed housing maintenance ordinance.
Debra Olson, owner of 6901 Penn Avenue, stated her
opposition to the proposed ordinance and stated that stricter
enforcement of existing ordinances should be used to control
potential problems. She read into the record a letter from Leo
M. Lehn, 6901 Penn Avenue (Clerk File C-288) in opposition to the
housing maintenance ordinance.
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Sid Sanford, 7000 Portland Avenue, took exception to several
provisions of the proposed ordinance and stated his opposition to
it.
Ernie Wolfenson, Managing Partner of Century Court
Apartments, stated that this ordinance would be punitive to the
majority who maintain their buildings to a high standard.
Dick Ziemer, 6227-29 Xerxes Avenue, stated that the
ordinance was discriminatory against rental properties and the
fee was a hidden tax. He urged the council to maintain current
ordinance provisions and to concentrate on the maintenance of
single family dwellings.
Don Erickson stated he owned two apartment buildings in
Richfield and that it was unfair to penalize the good landlords
because a few~did not maintain their properties. He stated he
had not received notice of this proposal.
City Manager Prosser reviewed the state statute provisions
regarding legal notices for ordinances and also noted that the
Sun Current Newspaper had run a front page article on the
proposal.
Trudy Myre stated that as an apartment owner she appreciated
the city's effort to improve and maintain housing, however, she
said the license fees were too high and the inspections too
frequent.
Fred Habegger, owner of 6740 Blaisdell Avenue stated his
opposition to the proposal and his opinion that all those
affected by the ordinance should have been notified.
Paul Raiser,.. 7233 Sheri~a~,Avenue, reviewed the provisions
of the tenant and landlords handbook regarding tenants rights.
Terri Erickson, 6430 20th Avenue, spoke in favor of stricter
enforcement of existing code provisions.
City Manager Prosser stated that existing ordinances do not
provide for systematic inspections. He stated that the proposed
ordinance would not raise revenue beyond the cost of the program.
Council Member Sandahl stated he was concerned that the
inspection could be construed as a warranty of the property and
requested further study and information prior to any decision on
the issue.
Council Member Ludeman stated his concern about the high
personnel costs, the frequency of inspections, the affect on
senior citizens, and his opposition to the proposed ordinance.
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Council Member Garcia stated that this
response by staff to the council's concerns
maintenance and could be used as a starting
alternatives.
proposal was a
regarding housing
point in exploring
Mayor Hamilton stated that deterioration of housing creates
problems for the community and that is was important to maintain
the city's housing stock. He stated that this proposal may not
be totally appropriate but the need for maintenance of housing is
a valid goal.
M/Sandahl, S/Garcia to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Sandahl, S/Kirsch to table consideration of the housing
maintenance ordinance for further study and information.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #11 PIIBLIC HEARING AND SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
AMEND COIINCIL MEMBER SALARIES. C.L. 215.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 215
regarding an ordinance amendment to adjust council members
salaries and a policy statement relating to pay schedules for the
Mayor and Council Members.
Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth Avenue, stated his
opposition to the. policy which; Would have council salaries
proposed on the basis of increases given to general services
employees.
Council Member Ludeman stated that this information would
only be used as a guideline for council consideration.
Council Member Sandahl stated that no member was in this for
money and that he supported the $235 increase. He also noted the
council now meets three times a month.
Council Member Garcia reviewed the salaries of similar
communities and stated she did not support an increase because
the money would be better used for services. She stated that
using a formula would raise salaries too quickly. She suggested
that if the council chooses to raise salaries, if should raise
the Mayor's salary an equal amount.
Mayor Hamilton stated that the communities listed will most
likely adjust their salaries and that policy statement does not
mean that salaries will be increased every year.
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M/Kirsch, S/Garcia to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl to approve the policy statement No. 1
relating to pay schedules for the Mayor and Council Members; and,
that this constitute Second Reading of Bill No. 1987-18, that it
be published in the official newspaper and that it be made part
of these minutes.
Motion carried 4-l. (Garcia opposed)
Item #12 PUBLIC HEARING AND SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
CONTROL DEFACEMENT OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PROPERTY.
C.L. 216.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 216
regarding consideration of two ordinance amendments to control
the defacement of public or private property with graffiti.
M/Sandahl, S/Garcia to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Kirsch, S/Garcia that this constitute Second Reading of
Bill No. 1987-19, that it be published in the official newspaper
and that it be made part of these minutes.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Kirsch, S/Garcia that this constitute Second Reading of
Bill No. 1987-20, that it be published in the official newspaper
and that it be made part of these minutes.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #13 PUBLIC HEARING-AND SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO
AMEND THE CITY CHARTER REGARDING PURCHASES AND
CONTRACTS. C.L. 217.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 217
regarding an ordinance amendment to the City Charter regarding
purchases and contracts.
M/Rirsch, S/Ludeman to close the public hearing.
Motion carried 5-0.
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M/Ludeman, S/Garcia that this constitute Second Reading of
Bill No. 1987-21, that it be published in the official news a er
and that it be made part of these minutes.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #14 FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE-SIGN
ORDINANCE. C.L. 218.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 218
regarding an ordinance amendment to revise the city's sign
regulations. -
Council Member Rinsch inquired whether language regarding
abandoned signs had been included in the proposed ordinance as
discussed by the Planning Commission.
City Planner Jopke reviewed the provisions regarding
abandoned signs which had been added to the proposed ordinance.
M/Garcia, S/Sandahl that this constitute the First Reading
of this ordinance and that the Public Hearing and Second Reading
of•the ordinance be scheduled for the Au ust 10, 1987 city
council meeting.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #15 RESOLIIT.ION AIITHORI~I~JC~ A.. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND SALE
FOR INSTALLATION OF FIRE PREVENTION IMPROVEMENTS FOR
THE ACADEMY OF HOLY ANGELS. C.L. 219.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 219
regarding approval of the adequacy of a Holy Angels petition for
the installation and financing of fire protection facilities,
authorizing of a memorandum of agreement between the petitioner
and the City, and ordering the fire protection improvements and
assessment of the costs.
M/Kirsch, S/Sandahl that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be
made part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION NO. 7312
RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF
PETITION FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
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Motion carried 4-0. (Council Member Ludeman was absent when
this vote was recorded.) This resolution appears as Resolution
No. 7312 in Resolution Book No. 55.
Item #16 RESOLUTION APPROVING AN OFFSTREET PARKING PERMIT FOR
LAMETTRY'S, 501 WEST 77TH STREET. C.L. 220.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 220
regarding consideration of approval of an offstreet parking
permit for LaMettry's collision and paint business to be located
at 501 West 77th Street.
M/Kirsch, S/Sandahl that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be
made part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 7313
RESOLUTION APPROVING OFFSTREET PARKING PERMIT
IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION 87-8 FOR
501 WEST 77TH STREET
Motion carried 5-0. This resolution appears as Resolution
No. 7313 in Resolution Book No. 55.
Item #17 AIITHORIZATION TO APPLY FOR CDBG DISCRETIONARY FIINDS.
C.L. 221.
City Manager Prosser reviewed Council Letter No. 221
recommending that the city council authorize city staff to apply
to Hennepin County for Community Development Block Grant
Discretionary Funds.
M/Sandahl, S/Ludeman to authorize cit
scattered site housing proiect to Henneoin
it the
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Item #18 CORRESPONDENCE/LEGISLATIVE REPORT
None.
Motion carried 5-0.
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Item #19 COUNCIL DISCUSSION ITEMS
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Council Member Ludeman stated his concern regarding the
reckless bicycle riding on the Richfield Lake path endangering
pedestrians.
Community Services Director Fondrick reviewed the
bike/pedestrian issues on park paths and suggested that the Bike
Safety Patrol monitor the area.
Mayor Hamilton inquired regarding the purpose of the fill
being trucked into Richfield Lake.
Community Services Director Fondrick stated the fill was
being used to control erosion of the path.
Council Member Sandahl complemented the Park and Recreation
division for it's quality programs.
Council Member Kirsch thanked the city staff and volunteers
for their work on the Fourth of July Community Celebration.
Item # CLAIMS AND PAYROLLS
M/Ludeman, S/Sandahl that the following claims and ayrolls
be approved:
RICHFIELD STATE BANK
Checks 8720/8819, 90386/90775
FIRST WESTERN BANK
Checks 3741/3765
Checks 3066/4622, 5848/6284
Motion carried 5-0.
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$1,532,475.64
$2,735,987.97
Payroll $ 316,545.09
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ADJOURNMENT
M/Ludeman, S/Kirsch that the meeting adjourn.
Motion carried 5-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:
Date Approved : 7~~7~g~
T omas P. Ferber
City Clerk
July 13, 1987
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