HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982 02-18 City Council PacketAGENDA
Maplewood City Council
7:00 P.M., Thursday, February 18, 1982
Municipal Administration Building
Meetinq 82 -4
(A) _ CALL TO ORDER
(B ROLL CALL
(C) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes 82 -3 (February 4)
(D) APPROVAL OF AGENDA
(E) CONSENT AGENDA
All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine by
the City Council and will be enacted by one motion in the form listed below.
There w i l l be no separate discussion on these items. If discussion is de-
sired, that item will be removed from the Consent. Agenda and will be
considered separately.
1. Accounts Payable
2. Nature Center Hours: Resolution
39 Easement Acquisition: Hillwood Dr. - Dorland Rd.
4. English Street: Improvements
5. State Aid Transfers
6. Financial Transfers to Close Improvement Projects
7. Carry Over of 1981 Appropriations to 1982
8. Interfund Transfers -- Engineering and Administrative Charges
9. Budget Transfer and Court Judqement
10, Budget Transfer: Emergency Preparedness
(F) PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Town Crier: Liquor License (7:00)
(G) AWARD OF BIDS
1. Rotary Mower
(H) UPJFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Minimum Dwelling Floor Area
2. Amendment to Rules of Procedure
L -goal Claim: Barkdoll
(I) - ,VISITOR PRESENTATION
(J) NEW BUSINESS
11 Final Plat: Acorn Greenhouses
2. Code Amendment: Quad and.Double- Dwelling
3. Resolution of Appreciation
MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
7:00 P.M., Thursday, February 4, 1982
Council Chambers, Municipal Building
Meeting No. 82 -3
A. CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council
Chambers, Municipal Building and was called to order at 7:02 P.M. by Mayor Greavu.
B. ROLL CALL
John C. Greavu, Mayor _ Present
Norman G. Anderson, Councilmember Present
Gary W. Bastian, Councilmember Present
Frances L. Juker, Councilmember Present
MaryLee Maids, Councilmember Present
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Meeting No. 82 -2 (January 21, 1982)
Councilmember Juker moved that the Minutes of Meeting No. 82 -2 (January 21, 1982)
be approved as submitted.
Seconded by Councilperson Anderson. Ayes — all.
D. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mayor Greavu moved that the Agenda be approved as amend
1. Bullet Ordinance
2. Quad — Ordinance
3. Residential Estate — South End
4. Cable TV
5. 25th Anniversary
6. Employee Relations
7. Industrial Revenue Bonds
8. Dispatcher
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes — all.
E. CONSENT AGENDA
Councilmember Anderson moved, seconded by Councilmember Juker, Ayes — all, that the
Consent Agenda, Items 1 through 4, be approved as recommended.
1. Accounts Payable
Approved the accounts (Part I — Fees, Services, Expenses — Check No. 006750 through
Check No. 006809 — $74,947.61; Check No. 012359 through Check No. 012489 — $170,349.47:
Part I1 — Payroll Check No. 02753 through Check No. 02879 — $54,851.29) in the amount
of $300,148.37.
2. Keller Parkway Bridge
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Resolution No. 82 -2 -18
WHEREAS, plans for Project No. S.P. 62- 622 -02 showing proposed alignment, profiles;
grades and cross—sections for the construction, reconstruction or improvement of
County State -Aid Highway No. 22 within the limits of the City as a (Federal) (State)
Aid Project have been prepared and presented to the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESSLVED; That said plans be in all things approved.
Resolution No. 82 -2 -19
WHEREAS, plans for Project No. S. A.P. 62- 622 -03 showing proposed alignment, pro —
files, grades and cross—sections for the construction, reconstruction or improvement
of County State —Aid Highway No. 22 within the limits of the City as a (Federal) (State)
Aid Project have been prepared and presented to the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That said plans be in all things approved.
3. English Street: Street and Utility Improvements
Accepted the feasibility report and postponed ordering a public hearing until a pre—
liminary plat is received from the developers. -
4. Budget Transfer: Police
Approved the budget transfer in the amount of $3,720.00 from Police 1982 budget account
101- 402 -4210 to account 101- 402 -4610 to purchase a police vehicle.
G. AWARD OF BIDS
None.
H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Nature Center Ordinance — Second Reading
a. Councilmember Bastian introduced the following ordinance and moved its adontion:
ORDINANCE NO. 511
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTER:
PRESCRIBING RULES FOR CONDUCT THEREIN
THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. Definitions.
Subd. 1 For the purposes of this Ordinance -, the terms defined in this Section
have the meanings given them.
Subd. 2- "Grounds" means all Maplewood Nature Center property including the park—
ing lot, wetland area, the picnic area, the interpretive building, and the area en—
closed within the fences.
Subd. 3 "Center" means Maplewood Nature Center of the City of Maplewood.
Subd. 4 "Director" means Director of Community Services of the City of Maplewood,
or a duly authorized representative.
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Subd. 5 "Vehicle" means any motorized, self — propelled, propelled, animal drawn,
human powered transportation.
Section 2. Hours. The Center shall be open to the public during the period
to time designated by the City Council of Maplewood by resolution. Exceptions may
be made at the discretion of the Director in the case of an emergency or when special
permits have been authorized if employees, law enforcement officers or other persons
authorized by the City of Maplewood are engaged in the discharge of their assigned
duty.
Section 3. Protection of Natural Resources and Wildlife. Without the permission
of the Director, it shall be unlawful for any person to:
1. Injure, cut, destroy, remove, plant or cultivate any living organism that
cannot move voluntarily and has the ability to synthesize food from carbon
dioxide.
2. Kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner disturb or cause to be disturbed
any species of wildling within the .grounds.
3. Propel by any means or projectile, into, or onto the grounds beyond the
grounds' boundary.
4. Allow any tamed or domesticated animal onto the Center grounds except for
the properly leashed or harnessed guide dog accompanied by its blind master.
5. Release within or without the grounds, any plant, animal, chemical or other
agent potentially harmful to vegetation or wildlife on the grounds.
6. Remove any animal, living or dead, any living or dead organism from the grounds.
Section 4. Athletic Events. - It shall be unlawful for any person to participate
or play in any athletic events, contests or games within the grounds.
Section 5. Swimming. It shall be unlawful for any person to ride or swim within
the grounds except as authorized by the Director. -
Section 6. Fishing or Hunting. It shall be unlawful for any person to take
any fish, frog, turtle or other reptile or other amphibian from the grounds except
as authorized by the Director.
Section 7. Winter Activities. No person shall snowmobile, skate, toboggan,
or sled on the grounds.
Section 8. Transportation Prohibition. It shall be unlawful for any person
to:
1. Operate any vehicle within the grounds, except upon designated roads or
parking areas.
2. Operate a vehicle at a speed in excess of posted speed limits in the designated
parking areas.
3. Park or leave a vehicle standing within the designated parking area beyond
the open times of the Center.
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4. Operate a vehicle which emits excessive or unusual noise, noxious fumes,
vents smoke or other polluting matter.
5. Operate a vehicle in a reckless or careless manner within the designated
parking area.
6. Wash, polish,_ grease, change oil or repair any vehicle on the grounds.
7. No person shall operate a non — licensed vehicle on the grounds.
8. No person shall ride or operate a bicycle in that area of the Center property
that is enclosed within the fence.
9. No person shall operate any watercraft on the grounds except as authorized
by the Director.
Section 9. Equestrian. No person shall ride or drive a horse in that area of
the Center grounds that is enclosed within the fence.
Section 10. Camping. No person shall establish or maintain any camp or other
permanent or temporary lodging or sleeping place on the Center grounds.
Section 11. Penalties for Violations.
1. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be adjudged
guilty of misdemeanor.
2. Any person . violating any of the provisions of this ordinance may be expelled,
ejected or ousted at such time from the grounds at the discretion of a law
enforcement official, the Director or their representatives.
Section 12. Separability. The provisions of this ordinance shall be separable
and the invalidity of any section, paragraph, sub — paragraph, subdivision or other
part thereof shall not make void, impair, invalidate or affect the remainder thereof.
Section 13. This ordinance shall take effect, and be in force, after its passage
and publication.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes — all.
2. P A C Commercial and Industrial
a. Mayor Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
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WHEREAS, it is the intent of this ordinance to assure the citizens of the
City of Maplewood that additional open space for parks, playgrounds and recreational
facilities will be the responsibility of every sort of new development in the
City, not just residential development, so that the City's present vast amount
of privately owned open spaces with potential for development are partially available
for orderly park recreational and open space development; and to insure that in
fact such facilities will be provided, and to preserve, enhance and improve the
quality of the physical environment of the City of Maplewood for commercial and
industrial uses or a combination thereof regardless of whether such developments
or subdivisions are within the context of the City Subdivision Ordinances; and
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WHEREAS, the developer of any tract of land inthe - City of Maplewood for
commercial, industrial, or like uses shall dedicate to the public for public
use as parks, playgrounds, or public open space, such portion of his development
tract; and
WHEREAS, the dedication fee has been 32% since the inception of the ordinance
of July 1976; therefore,
Effective January 7, 1982, developers of commercial, industrial, or like
uses, shall be required to dedicate 5% of the market value of the subject land
at the time of the application. Dedication shall not exceed $12,000 per acre.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes — all.
F. PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Preliminary Plat — Gervais Overlook — 7:00 P.M.
a. Mayor Greavu convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the request
of Richard Anderson for approval of the Gervais Overlook preliminary plat for
twenty detached single dwelling.homes. The Clerk stated the hearing notice was
in order and noted the dates of publication. -
b. Manager Evans presented the staff report.
c. Commissioner Dave Whitcomb presented the following Planning Commission recom—
mendation:
"Commissioner Kishel moved the Planning Commission recommend approval of the
preliminary plat for Gervais Overlook subject to:
1. Remedial soils measures, based upon soil boring data and analysis, shall
be submitted to the City Building Official for approval. These measures
must provide that the lots proposed in areas with unstable soils can meet
building code requirements.
2. Council order a feasibility study for the extension of sanitary sewer to
the applicant's property. The applicant shall pay for this study. Council
awarding a construction contract for the extension of sanitary sewer to
the site.
3. Final grading, drainage, and utility plans shall be approved by the Director
of Public Works. These plans shall include, but not be limited to, the pro—
vision for all drainage to be directed to the interior of the plat.
4. The City of Little Canada ordering the extension of water to the site.
5. A signed developer's agreement, with the required surety, is submitted to
the Director of Public Works for public improvements, including a temporary
cul —de —sac for proposed Beam Avenue.
6. Dedication of 30 foot wide .storm sewer easements, centered on the following
lot lines:
a. the north line of lot fourteen
b. the south line of lot eight, and
C. the northeast line of lot six.
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7. Submission of an erosion control plan, before building permits are issued,
which considers the recommendations of the Soil Conservation Service.
8. Payment of deferred water assessments.
9. The name "Block 2" is to be placed on the lots located south of proposed
Beam Avenue.
10. Correction of the map scale reference. 1:200 is not correct.
Commissioner Hejny seconded. Ayes — Commissioners Axdahl, Barrett,
Ellefson, Fischer, Hejny, Howard, Kishal,
Pellish,Prew, Sletten, Whitcomb."
d. Councilmember Bastian moved to table this item until after J New Business
on the agenda due to the fact the applicant is not in attendance at the meeti
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes — all.
3. Code Amendment: Plan Review Authority — Second Reading
a. Manager Evans presented the staff report.
b. Council requested that the Community Design Review Board review and re—evalutate
their functions and submit a report regarding same with their next annual report.
C. Councilmember Bastian introduced the fol ordinance and moved its adoption:
ORDINANCE NO. 512
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MAPLEWOOD CODE
SECTION 200.190 RELATING TO
REVIEW AUTHORITY
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD HEREBY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.. Section 202.190 of the Maplewood Code is hereby amended to read
as follows:.
202.190. Plan Review Authority.
1. The Director of Community Development shall review all building or remodel—
ing plans of $12,000 or less in value and all additions of $120,000 or
less, where the addition is consistent with the design of the original
building and where the original building was previously reviewed by the
Community Design Review Board. The Director must first determine, however,
that the plans meet all City Ordinances and policies and that the proposal
would not have an adverse impact on surrounding properties. If the Appli—
cant chooses to appeal the decision of the Director, the case shall be
sent to the Community Design Review Board for a decision. Appeals from
the Board's decision may be made to the City Council by any effected
person within ten days after the Board's decision.
2. All other plans shall be reviewed by the Community Design Review Board.
The Board's decision shall be final, unless appealed to the City Council
by the Applicant, City Staff, or any effected person, within 10 days
after the Board's decision.
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3. The dollar limits in this section shall be periodically reviewed by the
City Council.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon passage, adoption and
publication.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes — all.
4. Code Amendment: Minimum Floor Area — Second Reading
a. Councilmember Bastian moved to table Item H -4 to the meeting of February
18, 1982 for further investigation. °—
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes — all.
I. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
I. Richard Pearson — 1956 White Bear Avenue
a. Mr. Pearson stated the reason for his appearing before the Council was to
obtain their opinion regarding his proposal to develop a mobile home park on
his property on Century Avenue (approximately 40 acres).
b. Council stated Mr. Pearson should proceed through the normal channels.
2. Mr. Lee Jasinski, 2702 Stillwater Road
a. Mr. Jasinski stated his property will be experiencing serious flooding problems
.because of the development to the east.
b. Council directed staff to contact the Highway department and Mr. Knowlan
regarding this potential problem.
J. NEW BUSINESS
1. Special Exception: Carlton Street
a. Manager Evans stated the applicant, ISA COMM Services, Inc. is requesting
to construct a 2400 square foot one story building to contain equipment for the
operation of a 25.3 foot diameter disc antenna to be located behind the building.
Approval of the special exception for the proposed satellite earth station, based
on the findings that:
1. The proposed use would be compatible with adjacent development.
2. The proposed facility would not be a use which is noxious or hazardous to
adjacent development.
b. Commissioner Dave Whitcomb presented the Planning Commission recommendation:
"Commissioner Hejny moved the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council
approval of the special exception for the proposed satellite earth station, based
on the findings that:
1. The proposed use would be compatible with adjacent development.
2. The proposed facility would not be a use which is noxious or hazardous to
adjacent development.
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Commissioner Fischer seconded. Ayes all."
C. Mr. Richard Hanson, representing the contractors, spoke on bhealf of the
proposal.
d. Councilmember Anderson moved to approve the special exception to construct
a 2400 square foot, one story building, to contain equipment for the operation
of a 25.3 foot diameter disc antenna for a satellite earth station on the west
side of Carlton Street, north of Conway Avenue, based on the following findings:
1. The proposed use would be compatible with adjacent development;
2. The proposed facility would not be a use which is noxious or hazardous to
adjacent development.
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes — all.
2. Hillwood Drive — Dorland Road Street and Utility Improvements
a. Manager Evans presented the staff report.
b. Mayor Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
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WHEREAS, the City Clerk and City Engineer have presented the final figures
for the improvement project which consists of the construction of streets, storm
sewers, sanitary sewers, watermains and all necessary appurtenances in the following
described area: Linwood Avenue from McKnight Road to the east 1200 feet; Dorland
Road from Linwood Avenue to Hillwood Drive; Hillwood Drive from Crestview Drive
to the west 1150 feet; Crestview Drive from Hillwood Drive to the north 200 feet;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD,MINNESOTA:
that the City Clerk and City Engineer shall forthwith calculate the proper amount
to be specially assessed for such improvement against every assessable lot, piece
or parcel of land abutting on the streets affected; without regard to cash valuation,
as provided by law, and they shall file copy of such proposed assessment in
the City Office for inspection.
Further, the Clerk shall, upon completion of such proposed assessment, notify
the Council thereof.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes — all.
d. Mayor Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved its adopt
82 -2 -22
WHEREAS, the Clerk and the Engineer have, at the direction of the Council,
prepared an assessment roll for the construction of streets, storm sewers, sanitary
sewers, watermains and all necessary appurtenances in the following described
area: Linwood Avenue from McKnight Road to the east 1200 feet; Dorland Road
from Linwood Avenue to Hillwood Drive; Hillwood Drive from Crestview Drive to
the west 1150 feet; Crestview Drive from Hillwood D rive to the north 200 feet
and the said assessment roll is on file in the office of the City Clerk;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD,
MINNESOTA:
1. A hearing shall be held on the 4th day of March, 1982, at
the City Hall at 7:15 P.M. to pass upon such proposed assess-
ment and at such time and place all persons owning property
affected by such improvement will be given an opportunity to
be heard with reference to such assessment.
2. The City Clerk is hereby directed to cause a notice of the
hearing on the proposed assessment to be published in the
official newspaper, at least two weeks prior to the hearing,
and to mail notices to the owners of all property affected
by the said assessments.
3. The notice of hearing shall state the date, time, and place
of hearing, the general nature of the improvement, the area
proposed to be assessed, that the proposed assessment roll
is on file with the Clerk, and that written or oral objec-
tions will be considered.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes - all.
3. Park Contract with Gethsemane
a. Manager Evans presented the staff report including the following
changes to the contract as proposed by Gethsemane Church:
1. The present contract provides for deferment of an
assessment during the life of the contract. They would
like to see some date in the future when the deferment
would be cancelled completely provided the land is not
sold for non - church purposes prior to an agreed upon
date.
2. They would like to have a provision which would permit
them to use the land as collateral should they need a loan
at sometime in the future.
b. Councilmember Bastian moved to approve the Gethsemane Park Contract
with the two amendments as requested plus the amendment that the
deferred assessment be cancelled after 30 years.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson
F. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued)
Ayes - Mayor Greavu,
Councilmembers Anderson
Bastian and Maida
Nay - Councilmember Juker
1. Preliminary Plat: Gervais Overlook (7:15 P.M.)
Mayor Greavu called for proponents. The following were heard:
Mr. Richard Anderson, one of the developers
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Mayor Greavu called for opponents. The following expressed their opinions:
Willard Benker, 2786 Keller Parkway
Ron Brown, 2776 Keller Parkway
Tom Bucher, 2942 Keller Parkway
William Rethke, 2828 Keller Parkway
Donald Christianson, 1111 E. County Road C
Judy Rethke, 2828 Keller Parkway
Councilmember Anderson moved to table the preliminary plat and direct staff
to look into concerns expressed at the meeting tonight by the neighbors
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes - all.
K. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
1. Bullets
a. Councilmember Juker moved that the ordinance regarding teflon coated
bullets be placed on the February 18. 1982, for first ordinance.
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes - all.
2. Quad Ordinance
a. Councilmember Maida moved to reconsider the quad ordinance and have it
placed on the February 18, 1982 Agenda
Seconded by Councilmember Anderson
Ayes - Councilmembers Anderson,
Bastian, Juker and Maida
Nay - Mayor Greavu
3. R. E. Districts - South End
a. Councilmember Maida moved to instruct the Planning Commission to prepare
a report of the property in the south end that could be considered for R. E.
Districts and the report is to be presented to Council by the second meeting
in May
Seconded by Mayor Greavu. Ayes - all.
4. Cable T.V.
a. Councilmember Anderson moved to appoint Todd Peterson as an alternate
delegate to the Cable T.V. Commission
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes - all.
5. 25th Anniversary
a. Councilmember Bastian stated the Chamber of Commerce is appointing a
committee regarding Maplewood's 25th Anniversary.
b. Councilmember Anderson mov
of Mapl ewood's 25th Anniversar
Bastian as
Seconded by Councilmember Maida.
Ayes - all.
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6. Employee Relations
a. Councilmember Bastian questioned how the negotiations were proceeding.
b. Manager Evans explained the offer to the Union
L. .ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
1. Industrial Revenue Notes
a. Manager Evans stated present legislation does not permit funding of motels
and hotels by industrial revenue notes.
b. Councilmember Anderson moved that the Manager contact the City's legislative
representatives to encourage legislation for Maplewood to allow I.R.N. funding
of motels and hotels.
Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes - all.
2. Dispatcher
a. Manager Evans requested Council approve filling the vacancy in the dispatcher
position.
b. Council did not take any action.
3. Wakefield Park
a. Manager Evans reported to the Council the damage done to Wakefield Park
by people looking for the St. Paul Winter Carnival Medallion and that he has
contacted the Promotion Manager from the St. Paul Dispatch (who is responsible
for hiding the medallion) regarding these damages.
M. - ADJOURNMENT
10.58 P.M.
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City Clerk
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T0: BARRY EVANS, CITY MANAGER
FROM: ROBERT D. ODEGARD, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
SUBJECT: NATURE CENTER HOURS
DATE: FEBRUARY 11 ,1982
With the passage of the Nature Center Ordinance, the fol l l owi n
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Resolution is recommended in keeping with Section 2 of the
Ordi nance which establishes Hoursthat the Center should be open,
The Maplewood Nature Center shall be open to the public during
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the period from 30 minutes before sunrise and until 30 minutes
after sunset.
ORDINANCE NO,
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE MAPLEWOOD NATURE
CENTER: PRESCRIBING RULES FOR CONDUCT THEREIN
THE C,.ITY OF MAPLEWOOD DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. Definitions,
Subd. 1 For the purposes of this Ordinance, the terms defined
in this Section have the meanings given them.
Subd. 2 "Grounds" means all Maplewood Nature Center property
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including the parking lot, wetland area, the picnic area, the interpretive
building, and the area enclosed within the fences.
Subd. 3 "Center" means Maplewood Nature Center of the City
of Maplewood.
Subd. 4 "Director" means Director of Community Services of
the City of Maplewood, or a duly authorized representative.
Subd. 5 "Vehicle" means any motorized, self - propelled,
propelled, animal drawn, human powered transportation.
Sect -ion 2. Hours. The Center shall be open to the public
during the period to time designated by the City Council of Maplewood
by resolution. Exceptions may be made at the discretion of the Director
in the case of an emergency or when special permits have been authorized
if employees, law enforcement officers or other persons authorized by the
City of Maplewood are engaged in the discharge of their assigned duty.
Section 3. Protection of Natural Resourses and Wildlife.
Without the permission of the Director, it shall be unlawful for any
person to:
1. Injure, cut, destroy, remove, plant or cultivate
any living organism that cannot move voluntarily
and has the ability to synthesize food from
carbon dioxide.
2. Kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner disturb
or cause to be disturbed any species of wildl ing
within the grounds.
3. Propel by any means or projectile, into, or onto
the grounds beyond the grounds' .boundary .
4. Allow any tamed or domesticated animal onto the
Center grounds except for the properly leashed
or harnessed guide dog accompanied . by its blind
master.
5. Release within or without the grounds, any plant,
animal, chemical or other agent potentially
harmful to vegetation or wildlife on the grounds.
6. Remove any animal,, living or dead, any living
or dead organism from the grounds.
Section 4. Athletic Events. It shall . be unlawful for any
person to participate or play in any athletic events, contests or
games within the grounds.
Section S. Swimming. It shall be unlawful . for any person to
wade or swim within the grounds except as authorized by the Director.
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RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING HOURS FOR THE MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTER
Whereas Section 2 of the Ordinance relating to the
Maplewood Nature Center indicates that the City Council of
Maplewood shall designate the hours for the center now
therefore,
Effective February 19,1982 and thereafter, the Maplewood
Nature Center shall be open to the public during the period
from 30 minutes before sunrise and until 30 minutes after
sunset.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager _
FROM: Assistant City Engineer
DATE: February 10, 1982
' SUBJECT: Easement Acquisition
Hi 1 lwood Dr. - Dorl and Rd.
Project No. 78 -10
Enclosed, herewith, is a copy of an Addendum to Agreement for
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permission to use a portion of land owned by. the City of St. Paul
for periodic inundation for ponding. The in question is
approximately 2 square feet i n size and is located in the N. E.
.
.corner of the St. Paul water tower property.
The City of St. Paul requires that in place of a permanent easement
that a supplemental agreement be added to our original Village Agree-
ment dated July 11, 19610
We, herewith, recommend that the City Council approve the Addendum Y pp en um to
Agreement and authorize its execution.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING ADDENDUM TO AGREEMENT
WHEREAS, the City of Maplewood desires ermission to use a r
p portion of
land owned by the Board of Water Commissioners for pondi ng ur oses •
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WHEREAS, an agreement dated July 11, 1961 b and between the ' Y City of
Maplewood and the Board of Water Commissioners provides permission for
_Maplewood to construct uti 1 i ty lines and works over and upon lands owned
_by the Board
WHEREAS, the Maplewood staff has reviewed the proposed Addendum to
Agreement and staff recommends approval of said proposed subject to exe-
cuti on by all parties of the addendum to the on gi na l agreement that w i l l
authorize said permission. to pond;
.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD,
MINNESOTA, that the Addendum to Agreement by and between the City of
Maplewood and the Board of Water Commissioners is hereby approved and
that the proper City officers be authorized and hereby directed to exe-
cute said addendum on behalf of the City of Maplewood.
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
• ELMER A. HUSET BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
General Manager W. J. M E U W 1 SS E N
LEONARD W. LEVINE, PRESIDENT Supt. of Water Distribution
It THOMAS D. MOGREN DEBORAH Y. BACHRACH, VICE PRESIDENT
Assistant General Manager ROGER A. MOHROR
Su t. of Water S
RAYMOND E. LANGEVIN RON MADDOX p PP y
JOANNE SHOWALTER
VERNE E. JACOBSEN
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER LAKES _ TREATMENT
February 3, 1982
o er ro uction Engineer
PUMPING DISTRIBUTION
City of Maplewood
1380 Frost Avenue
Maplewood, Minnesota 55109
ATTN: Mr. Walter Geissler
Re: Addendum to Agreement
Between City of Maplewood and
Board of Water Commissioners
Dear Mr. Geissler:
Attached find four copies of the above referenced agreement. Please
have all f our copies signed by the proper city of f icials and return to me f or
presentation to the Board of Water Commissioners. Also, please send to me an
attested copy of the City Council resolution authorizing the signature of the
agreement.
This addendum is subject to all the terms and conditions of the Agree-
ment of July 11, 1961, a copy of which is attached to this letter.
V truly yours
Ro A. Mohror
Supt. of Water Supply
RAM /kj a
Attachments
�---= ' 4TH FLOOR CITY HAIL ANNEX - ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
ADDENDUM TO AGRED ENT
THIS AGREEMENT, Made this day of ,- 3.982 by and
between the BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, hereinafter
calle& the Board, and the CITY OF MAPLEWOOD, County of Ran a l , 1sinnesota here-
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inafter called the City, being an Addendum to that certain Agreement made by and
between said Board and said City the 11th day of July, 1961, and by this reference. _
incorporated herein and made part hereof with the same intent purpose and effect
as if said Agreement were set forth herein, verbatim.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, The Board did acquire fee title to land described as follows:
The Southerly Two Hundred (200) feet of the Westerly Five
Hundred Fifty (550) feet of the Southwest Quarter (SW; of
the Southwest Quarter (SW'.--4 of Section 12, Township 28
North, Range 22 West, except the Southerly Seven Hundred
(700) feet thereof, subject to McKnight Road.
hereinafter known as Premises; and
WHEREAS, The City desires permission to enter upon certain portions of said
Premises and to thereon construct, maintain, and operate a storm water pondin area;
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WHEREAS, The Board is willing to grant said permission to the City consistent
with the requirements and safety of the works of the Board,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT AGREED, In consideration of the mutual promises and
agreements of the parties hereto, that:
1. Said Board hereby grants to said City the permission to construct,
maintain and operate a storm water ponding area upon the Board's
above described Premises, as outlined in red color and location
as shown on attached drawing marked Exhibit "A ". That portion
of said Premises utilized for ponding area is more specifically
described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of the above described
Board Premises; thence on an assumed bearing of South along
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the east line thereof, a distance of 60.00 feet; thence
North 78 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of
40.00 feet; thence northwesterly to a point on the north
line of the above described property distant 60.00 feet
westerly from said northeast corner; thence easterly, along
said north line, a distance of 60.00 feet to the point of
beginning.
2. The ponding area installation shall be in accordance with the Schoell
and Madson, Inc. Plan and Specification for Improvement Project 78 -10,
Sheet 10 of 14, City of Maplewood, dated December 31, 1981, which P lan
and specification have been approved by the Board, with the Board's
approval being only for that portion of said plan and specification
that pertains to the ponding area located on Board Premises, and said
plan being marked and recorded as "Water Utility Micro -film Maplewood
1982", and said specification and plan by this reference are incor P or-
ated herein the same as if set forth herein, verbatim.
3. The City shall establish the corners of the ponding area being 60 feet
southerly and 60 feet westerly of the northeast (NE) corner of the
Premises and shall place steel property pins at these points.
BE IT FURTHER AGREED, That the permission and authority granted by the said -
Board herein to the said City is subject to all the terms and conditions contained
in that certain Agreement made
by
and between said Board
and said City the 11th day
of July, 1961, which Agreement
is
incorporated herein by
reference and made a part
hereof the same force and effect as if set forth herein, verbatim.
_ 2
This Agreement is made and executed pursuant to and under the authority of
resolution numbered adopted by the Board of Water Commissioners of the
City of Saint Paul on the day of , 1982 and of a
resolution adopted by the Council of the City of Maplewood ' on the day
of - , 1982, copies of said resolutions being annexed hereto and by
this reference made part hereof the same as if set forth herein, verbatim.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The parties hereto have executed these P resents in
triplicate the day and year first above written.
CITY OF MAPLEWOOD , MINNESOtA
Mayor
By .
City Clerk
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONII3S OF
APPROVED: THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
BY
Elmer A. Huset, GenerAl Manager
By
Leonard W. Levine, President
Thomas D. Mogren, Secretary
COUNTERSIGNED:
Peter Hanes, Acting Director of
Finance and Management Services
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MEMORANDUM
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TO: City Manager
FROM: Assistant City Engineer A Ct1 07") by Counci
l y
DATE: February 9, 1982`
SUBJECT: English Street, Improvements
South of County Road C -- �--
Project No. 79 -4
The contractor, Richard Knutson, Inc., has completed all work associated
with the above referenced project except several minimal clean -up items.
The final contract amount is $4,164.30 or approximately 4/ higher than the
original contract amount. This increase in construction cost is principally
due, to removal and disposal of dump site material found within the right -of-
way as performed under the previous approved Supplemental Agreement No. 2.
A summary of the construction costs is as follows:
Original Contract Amount $ 102, 795.45
Supplemental Agreement No. 1 + 4,400.00
Supplemental Agreement No. 2 + 3
Adjustment of Quantities from
Plan Quanti to Quantities
Actually Installed - 3
TOTAL WORK COMPLETED $ 106
RECOMMENDATION
The contract work has been substantially completed except for the following
work
1. Paint new hydrant
2. Level stock piles of dirt resulting from adjustment of service
markers,
3. Additional wire is needed on restored wire fence south of the
cul -de -sac.
The dollar amount associated with this work is estimated under $500.00.
We recommend that the City Council accept and approve the work performed by
the contractor and authorize final payment. The remaining monies due to the
contractor is in the amount of $8,057.86. Of this amount, $500.00 will be
retained until completion of the above mentioned items are made.
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RESOLUTION
ACCEPTING WORK AND ORDERING FINAL PAYMENT
WHEREAS, pursuant to an amended written contract approved b y the
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City on October 3, 1980, Richard Knutson, Inc. of Burnsville, Minnesota ,
has satisfactorily completed Maplewood Improvement Project No. 79 -4 in
accordance with said contract.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA.
The work completed under said contract is hereby accepted and approved
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the City Clerk and Mayor are hereby
directed to issue a proper order for final payment on such contract,
taking the contractor's receipt in full.
Mumma
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CITY OF MAPLEWOOD
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
- 1902 EAST COUNTY ROAD B
MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA
_ PERIODICAL ESTIMATE FOR PARTIAL
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PAYMENT
stimate No. 5 Period Ending Januar _ y 19 82 Sheet 1
79 -4
of 4 Pr oj. .
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roj ect - Proj 79 -4
Original
Contract Amount
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Engl ish Street
-$102,795 ,45
ontractor Richard Knutson, Inc. -
otal Contract Work Completed
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8,8 9.75
98,839,75
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otal Approved Extra _ Work Completed $ 8,120.00
pproved Extra Orders = Amount Completed
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$
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$
106,959.75
ess Approved Credits $ 0 900
ess 0 " Percent Retained $ 0000
ess Previous Payments $
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$
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Date
RECEIVED
JAN 21 1982
CITY OF MAPLEWOOD
ENGINEERING OFFICE
Date 1000, 1L -g 1
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201 TRAVELERS TRAIL
BURNSVILLE, MINNESOTA 55331
TELEPHONE: 890 -6811
January 28, 1982
Mr, David Pillatske , PE
Assistant City Engineer
City of Maplewood
1902 East County Rd. B
Maplewood, Minnesota 55109
RE: English Street
Project #79 -4
Dear Mr. Pillatske:
Please refer to your letter of January 12, 1982.
Richard Knutson, Inc. acknowledges the following unfinished
items as stated in your letter:
1. Paint newly placed hydrant
2. Level stock piles of dirt resulting from adjustment of
service markers. Seed all disturbed areas.
3. Finish restoration of the wire fence disturbed during
construction ( south of the cul -de -sac) .
We hereby guarantee completion of the above items as
soon as weather permits. We understand that the $500.00
being retained will be released upon completion of the above
items.
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Sincerely,
RICHARD KNUTSON, INC.
Dale Meyer
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MEMORANDUM
TO City Manager
FROM Finance Director
RE State Aid Transfers - Beam Avenue Projects
DATE 'February 12, 1982
PROPOSAL
It is proposed that $6,100 be transferred from the Street Construction State
. Aid Fund to the Special Assessment Fund to provide additional financing for
legal costs of the Beam Avenue special assessment appeals.
BACKGROUND
The construction accounts within th Special Assessment Fund for the Beam
Avenue improvements (Projects 70 -5 and 71 -15) were left open after the comple-
tion of these projects to account for the 1 eaal costs of the special assessment
appeals. These construction accounts currently have a deficit of approximately
$6,100. As Beam Avenue is a state aid designated street, it would be
appropriate to transfer money from the City's Street Construction State Aid
Fund which currently has a cash balance of over $859,000.
The special assessments being appealed for the Beam Avenue improvements are
pledged toward the retirement of the five bond issues which financed the
improvements. If any of the special assessments are revised due to legal
action, property taxes will have to be increased to amortize the additional
amounts needed over the terms of the bond issues which financed the projec
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Council approve transfers of $6,100 from the
Street Construction State Aid Fund to the Special Assessment Fund effective
December 31, 1.9431 to finance the following projects
$3,200 - Project #70 -5
$2,900 - Project #71 -15
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MEMORANDUM
TO City anager
Y -J FROM: Finance Director
RE Financial Transfers to Close Improvement Projects
DATE: February 11, 1982
In order to close the accounting records for 1981, transfers are needed to
close certa i n improvement projects.' A total of nine projects need to be
closed as follows:
1) Transfer $2,211.08 from the General Fund to Project 80 -3 (Water
on Ripley). Awarding of the construction contract for this
project was contingent upon the signing of a developer's agree-
ment with representatives of the Clausen Addition. Since the
developer has not signed an agreement, it is recommended that
this project be closed.
2) Transfer the remaining $32,376.78 in Project 80 -6 (1980 Tree
Program) and the remaining $113,064.43 in Project 78 -1 (Gervais-
East of Hwy. #61) to the sinking fund for the 1980 Temporary
Improvement Bonds. Both of these projects are complete and
were financed by the bond issue.
3) Transfer $1,958.22 from the General Fund to Project 80 -15
(Linwood Avenue Sewer). This project was contingent upon the
developer (Kurt Schwichtenberg) submitting the required surety
by September 4, 1981. Since the developer has failed to do
this, it is recommended that the project be closed.
4) Transfer the remaining $48,702.38 in Project 77 -12 (Maryland
Avenue Improvements) to the sinking fund for the 1979
Temporary Improvement Bonds. This project is complete and
was financed by this bond issue.
5) Transfer $34,527.35 from the General Fund to Project 78 -13
(Forest Street Improvements). The 1979 feasibility study
for this project was combined with the study for Gervais
Avenue (west of Hwy. 61) and the original Carsgrove Meadows
development proposed by Ray Nowicki. This project has now
been abandoned. The costs to update the feasibility study
for the new developer of the Carsgrove Meadows area, (Roberts
Properties), have been assigned a new project number (81 -13)
and have been billed to the developer. There is no longer
any purpose in keeping Project 78-13 open.
6) Transfer $14,657.44 from the General Fund to Project 78 -22
(Boxwood Avenue). This project was contingent upon the
developer entering into an agreement to pay his portion of
the project. Since the developer has not sipped an agreement,
it is recommended that the project be closed.
7) Transfer $414,926.70 from Project 78 -19 (Hillcrest Development-
McKnight Water) and $95,335.49 from Project 79 -07 (Walter Street)
to five projects as itemized in the attached resolution. Both
i
of these projects were financed by the 1980 Temporary
Improvement Bonds and subsequently abandoned for the
reasons listed in the resolution. The City's bond
counsel, Mary Ippel of Brigqs and Morgan, has recommended
the adoption of the attached resolution.
The above transfers from the General Fund total $53,354.09 which exceeds
the 1931 Budgeted amount. However, there are sufficient monies available
in the General Fund as indicated in the staff report on budget carry
ovens. Therefore, it is recommended that the Council approve the above
transfers and the attached resolution.
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RESOLUTION ABANDONING CERTAIN IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN PURSUANT TO
MINNESOTA STATUTES, CHAPTER 429 AND
PROVIDING FOR THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH
WHEREAS
(a) The City of Maplewood has heretofore undertaken the fol l owi nq
improvement projects pursuant to the authority granted in Minnesota Statutes,
Chapter 429: Project 78 -19 (Hillcrest Development -McKni qht Water) and
Project 79 -7 (Walter Street) (collectively, the "Projects") .
(b) The City of Maplewood has heretofore issued Temporary Improvement
Bonds of 1980, dated August 1, 1930 (the "Bonds ") to finance all or a portion
of the cost of the Projects.
(c) The City Council desires to abandon the Projects and provide for
the transfer of the moneys held in the respective Construction Accounts
attributable to the Projects as hereinafter set forth.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Maple-
wood, Minnesota, as follows:
1. The City of Maplewood abandons the Projects for the followinq
reasons: Project 78 -19 would be more cost effective to construct in con-
junction with the county's reconstruction of McKnight Road sometime in the
future; Project 79 -7 is not financially feasible.
2. The investment earnings accruing on the Bond proceeds held in the
respective Construction Accounts attributable to.the Projects shall be
used by the City to pay the cost of the Projects prior to the date of
abandonment.
3. The $414,926.70 balance in Project 78 -19 shall be transferred
as follows.
$400,000.00 to Project 81 -4 Adolphus Street Sewer
14,926.70 to Project 79 -15 Southlawn Avenue Imp.
4. The $95,335.49 balance in Project 79 -7 shall be transferred as
follows:
$50,000.00 to Project 78 -20 Brookview Drive Storm Sewer
28,000.00 to Project 80 -14 Keller Parkway Sanitary Sewer
17,335.49 to Project 81 -6 Diseased Tree Program - 1981
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MEMORANDUM
TO : City Manager
FROM: Finance Director
RE Carry Over of 1981
DATE: February 1l,- 1982
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Appropriations to 1982
It has been past practice to permit the carry over of unspent monies for specific
purposes from one year to the next. This involves reductions in the 1981 Budget and
correspond inq increases in th 1982 Budget. The proposed carry overs involve three
different funds. The followi are the requests by the Department Heads which y ou
have approved.:
GENERAL FUND
A preliminary 1981 budget report for the General Fund indicates that the fund balance
at year end was $246,000 more than anticipated when the 1982 Budget was prepared.
Part of this surplus will be needed to finance the 1982 reduction in state aid
approved by the Legislature in the last special session. However, there are sufficient
monies available for the following proposed appropriation carry overs:
10) 28 101 - 403 -4640
11) 8 101- 407 -4480
12)
150
1982
13)
Amount
Account Code
1)
$1,230
101 -110 -4730
2)
880
101 -112 -4640
.3)
470
101 - 201 -4630
4)
1
101 - 401 - 4520
5)
1
101 -401 -4630
6)
. 400
101- 402 -4240
7)
5
101- 402 -4640
8)
4
101 -403 -4390
9)
390
101 - 403 -4600
10) 28 101 - 403 -4640
11) 8 101- 407 -4480
12)
150
101 - 501 -4630
13)
150
101- 503 -4630
14)
5
101 -602 -4720
$ 5 - ' 8,550 Total
REVENUE SHARING FUND
Functio Purpose
City Hall Maintenance ventilating improvements
Emergency Preparedness Refurbish and repl ofd warning
Expenditures and encumbrances for the Revenue Sharing Fund were $117,,715 under budget
according to preliminary figures. Revenues were $7,554 less than budgeted because
revenue sharing allotments were less than anticipated. However, there are sufficient
monies available for the following proposed appropriation carry overs:
Amount Account Code Function Purpose
1) $20,370 203 -403 4610 Paramedic Services. Replacement of paramedic patrol
vehicles
2) 880 203- 403 -4640 Paramedic Services Paramedic equipment
3) 12 203 -506 -4640 St.Lights & Signals Opticom at I -94 and Hwy. 120
$ 33 9 750 Total
siren electrical control boxes
Finance Administration
Office equipment
Public Safety Admin.
P.O.S.S.E. computer rental
Public Safety Admin.
Office equipment
Pol ice Services
Snowmobile suit, boots, and gloves
Police Services
Bullet proof vests
Paramedic Services
Emergency Medical Technician training
Paramedic Services
Undesignated capital outlay t
( "Paramedic Gift Fund ")
Paramedic Services
East Metro E.M.S. Communication
System
Animal Control
To increase patrol hours (1982
Budget reduced patrol hours by 50 %)
Public Works Admin.
Office equipment
Engineering
Office equipment
Park maintenance
Repair of asphalt parking lot at
Afton Heights Park
Expenditures and encumbrances for the Revenue Sharing Fund were $117,,715 under budget
according to preliminary figures. Revenues were $7,554 less than budgeted because
revenue sharing allotments were less than anticipated. However, there are sufficient
monies available for the following proposed appropriation carry overs:
Amount Account Code Function Purpose
1) $20,370 203 -403 4610 Paramedic Services. Replacement of paramedic patrol
vehicles
2) 880 203- 403 -4640 Paramedic Services Paramedic equipment
3) 12 203 -506 -4640 St.Lights & Signals Opticom at I -94 and Hwy. 120
$ 33 9 750 Total
*/
SEWER FUND
Preliminary data for the y ear
Sewer Fund indicates that the surplus in this fund at p y
end was $5,420 more than anticipated. Therefore, there are sufficient monies
available for the one appropriation carry over requested. This request was for
$2,000 to be used.for chemical treatment of sanitary sewer mains for tree root
control (account 701 - 508 - 4480).
SUMMARY
Authorization is requested for reductions in the 1981 Budget and increases in the
1982 Budget for all.of the above carry over requests.
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s
s
MEMORANDUM
TO City Manager
FROM Finance Director and Public Works Director
SUBJECT: Interfund Transfers -- Engineering and Administrative Charges
DATE February 10, 1982
In order to close the accounting records for 1981, i nterfund transfers are
needed to record in -house engineering and administrative overhead costs for
construction projects. These are routine annual transfers from construction
projects to the General Fund based upon policies adopted by the Council as
outlined in Exhibit A.
This year It is proposed that transfers be made of $139,973.60 for in-house
engineering and $12,389 for administrative overhead for a total of $152,362.-60,
Part of these transfers have already been approved by the Council as on
October 1, 1981 charges for the Southlawn Drive Project were authorized.
Also, on January 7, 1982, the Council authorized a new procedure to compute
in-house engi neeri nq charges based on employee's actual payrate. This new
procedure was used to compute $11,609.60 of charges for four new projects
and will be used to compute all future charges after this year. Authorization
is being requested for the remaining charges of $138,268.
The $152,362.60 total for 1981 is $37,562.60 more than the 1981 re- estimate
included in the 1982 Budget. Also, it should be noted that enqineering
expenditures were.$18,233 under the amount budgeted for 1981. For informa-
tional purposes, the attached Exhibit B provides a comparison of engineering
costs and transfers for the past ten years.
The attached resolution (Exhibit C) lists projects for which transfers are
needed. It should be noted that the amounts listed do not represent totals
for these projects. Instead most amounts reflect engineering costs for the
past year and amounts to adjust prior year transfers for projects that have
been completed. The amounts listed with brackets represent transfers from
the General Fund to construction funds to adjust for 1981 payments made for
outside engineering that were not included in the calculation of 1980 in-
house engineering costs. Adoption of the attached resolution is recommended.
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• Exhibit A
Policy for Computation of Engineering & Admi nistrative
Costs for Construction Projects
(Per Resolutions 73 -12 -295 and 77-1-15)
FO
City _ Project
Costs Construction x � Eng. X Difficulty - Payments
Costs Costs Factor Outside Eng.
+ Project
Construction Costs x % Adm. Costs
DEFINIT OF TERMS
Project Co nstruct ion Cos Actual or estimated costs by the prime contractor,
su nlea%lentar contractors, or day labor costs for construction of the improve-
p, y
ment authorized.
% Engineerin Cost Cost The percent used is based upon rates charged by private
engineering g 9 firms and is a function of the project construction costs accord -
i ng to the following table:
• F • Difficult factors shall be assigned by the City engineer
Difficult cul t Fa y
to each pro • J ect ranging from , 5 to 2.0, by .25 increments,
in relation to the
amount of time y s y spent b d personnel on such project and the
p P .
difficult of such in rel to all City Projects
or estimated ailments to an engineer -
Pa tints • for Outside Engineeri Actual P .
• des p repare p lans, aspect, or i any other fa
shi on
� ng f rm engaged to oes g p P p are s pe ci alit y
eneral scope of the project. Not included in such
oversee she 9 p i procedures, other
engineering costs such as land surveys, specific testing p
9 9 �n the City's engineers, or other
overnmental engineering services overseeing y
9 .
special or non - typical services.
% Administrative Costs: The percent used is a function of the project con -
• structi on costs according to the following table:
C onstruction Cost Ran Adm, Costs
C
p - - 5009000 00%
5 ,
00 000 - 1 * 8%
1,0 o 0, 0oo - 1,500 * 7
1, 500,
000 - 290009000 �
•
2,000,0
no -. 2,5001000
2,500,0
00 - 3 000,000 .5�
Basic Services
Total
( Feasibility
& Design)
Eng.
Con structi on
Cost Ranee
Per Exhibit
8 Survey
Inspection
R.O. W.-
Costs
0 _
� 500 ,000
8.5/
2%
8%
1%
19.5`'%
$ 501 ,000 -
1 000 000
,
6.5/
6.0%
2%
2%
8/
8%
1/
o
1/
17.51
0
17..0/
�1,0C)1 ,OUO -
$2,001,000 -
$2.
$4,000
5.5%
2l
,
8%
1 �6
16.5%
• F • Difficult factors shall be assigned by the City engineer
Difficult cul t Fa y
to each pro • J ect ranging from , 5 to 2.0, by .25 increments,
in relation to the
amount of time y s y spent b d personnel on such project and the
p P .
difficult of such in rel to all City Projects
or estimated ailments to an engineer -
Pa tints • for Outside Engineeri Actual P .
• des p repare p lans, aspect, or i any other fa
shi on
� ng f rm engaged to oes g p P p are s pe ci alit y
eneral scope of the project. Not included in such
oversee she 9 p i procedures, other
engineering costs such as land surveys, specific testing p
9 9 �n the City's engineers, or other
overnmental engineering services overseeing y
9 .
special or non - typical services.
% Administrative Costs: The percent used is a function of the project con -
• structi on costs according to the following table:
C onstruction Cost Ran Adm, Costs
C
p - - 5009000 00%
5 ,
00 000 - 1 * 8%
1,0 o 0, 0oo - 1,500 * 7
1, 500,
000 - 290009000 �
•
2,000,0
no -. 2,5001000
2,500,0
00 - 3 000,000 .5�
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ENGINEERING COSTS AND TRANSFERS
1972 - 1981
General Fund
Exhibit 6
Transfers to
Engineering
Year
Costs
1981
$ 275
1980
285
1979
213
1978
167
1977
173
1976
183
1975
147
1974
99
1973
91
1972
91
Exhibit 6
Transfers to
General Fund
From Construction Project
In- House �
Administrative
Engi neeri a
Overhead
$ 139,974
$ 12
140,772
19
192,744
14
135
21
183,720
38
153
16
72
16
102
15
76
19,785
65,680
41-
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Exhibit C
RESOLUTION
,BE IT RESOLVED, that effective December 31, 1981 transfers be made
between the following construction projects and the General Fund for in-house
engineering and administrative costs:
PROJECT
NO.
77 -04 Maple Greens - Phase III
77 -09 Gervai s -- Germain to White Bear Ave.
77 -12 Maryland Avenue
'77 -13 Car-Don Estates
'78 -01 Gervais -East of Hwy. 61
78 -09 Water on East Shore Drive
78 -10 Hillwood Drive
78 -12 Crestview 2nd Addition
78 -18 Condor Storm Sewer
78 -20 Brookview Drive -Storm Sewer II
.78 -23 Crestwood Knolls 2nd Addition
78-24 Beam - West of Hwy. 61
79 -01 Cope Connection
79 -04 English St. - Near County Rd,, C
79 -10 Gall Avenue
79 -15 MaDle Knolls
80 -03 Water on Ripley
80 -12 Crestview Forest Subdivision
80 -13 Goff's Mapleview Addition
80 -14 Keller Parkway Sewer
80 -17 Hwy. 61 Water (Datsun)
80 -18 Kennard Sewer
81 -03 Arcade Street Water
81 -06 1981 Diseased Tree Program
81 -08 Carlton Club Water
81 -12 Sterling Street
81 -16 Acorn Greenhouse Development
81 -19 Chesterwood Addition
Totals
TRANSFER TO
(FROM) GENERAL
FUND
ENGINEERING
ADMINISTRATIVE
TOTAL
$ 2
$ 269
$ 2
3
760
4,509
19
(627)
19
2,383
452
2
22
653
22,673
8,206
811
9,017
11
-0-
11
1
508
2
3
4-
3
3
387
4
1
356
1
4
1,201
6
11,560
190
11,750
7
432
8
600
100
700
4
1,043
5
981
4-
981
308
617
925
(28)
4-
(28)
3,891
4-
3
81
400
481
67
67
134
196
127
323
4-
204
204
557
123
680
5
4-
5
3
1
4
3
1,132
4,254
$127,890
$ 10,378
$ 138,268
E- .7.
MEMORANDUM
TO City Manager
FROM Finance Director
RE Budget Transfers
DATE February 4, 1982
The 1982 Budget anticipated a $3,000 charge for the Ramsey /Washington
Counties Cable Commission. The bill received is for $4,800. It is
recommended that the Council approve a transfer of $1,800 from the Revenue
Sharing Fund contingency account (203- 199 -4910) to the subscriptions and
memberships account (203- 199 - 4380).
The 1982 Budget did not contain an appropriation for court judgements.
However, the City Attorney recently settled a case with Thomas J.
Perzi chi l 1 i , Jr. for $300 to avoid excessive 1 egal and staff costs on a
$20,000 lawsuit regarding storm water damage at 2300 Linwood Avenue.
Therefore, it is recommended that the Council approve a transfer of $300
from the General Fund contingency account (101- 199 -4910) to the judgements
account (101-199-4970)1,1
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Memorandum
To: City .Manager
From: Director of Emergency Preparedness
Subject: Sandbags
Date: February 10, 1982
The office of Emergency Preparedness has found that the city has 1,000
sandbags on hand at this time.
Due to the current snow levels and the strong possibility of flooding
this spring this office recommends that $400.00-be transfered from
the Conti ngi ncy fund to Public works for the purchase of an additional
1,000 bags.
This subject has been discussed with Ken Heide r of Public Works and he
concurs in our recommendation.
Larry Y
Director of Emergency Preparedness
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STAFF REPORT
To: City Manager, Barry Evans
From: Police Chief R. W. Schaller
Subject: On Sale Liquor License Application i cati on for Twon Crier er Restaurant
by Thomas's Incorporated, 1829 North St Paul Rd. Background
9 Report,
Investi
Investigation g
The Town Crier Restaurant at 1829 North St Paul Road has applied for
for a license for "on -sale" liquor sales in connection with their
present restaurant operations. This license, they feel, would allow
them to cater to a larger cliental. Apparently, in investigating
this application, � cats on i y
pp t develops this is a trend in the restaurant
business.
At the present time we appear to have a State Statutory requirement
ent
of a maximum eighteen 18 "on-sale" Y • q
• 9 .� ) on sale liquor quor l i censes with a total
of fifteen (15) issued (not-. including this application) . To i ssue
more than eighteen it appears one of two thins would have to occur.
One could be g
• , our population increasing by at least 2, 500 per
additional license over 45,000. The other would have to be an
approval of a referendum by the voters. The third thin that has
occurred in some communitie g
t es i s an individual vi dual or group has purchased
an existing license and seek City permission to move it
Y p to the
location they desire.
A background investigation of applicants Thomas Joseph Cary,
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2 -7 -44 and Jack David Maxwell, 3 -8 0 027, reveal nothing that would
preclude them from being issued an "on - sale" liquor License.
R. SCHALLER, CHIEF
cc: Liquor F i l e
cn82001077
City Clerk
T.L.N.
Director of Planning
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340. INTOXICATING LIQUORS
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ship of 200 or less; up to $500 for a veterans organization or fraternal g a ernal club
.:;
•
.with
a membership of between 201 and 5W; up to $650 for a veterans organization or
g
fraternal club with a membership of between 501 - and 1
a
000•
P up to $KOCI for a
veterans organization or fraternal club with a membership of between 1,001 and
2,000;
up to $1,000 for a veterans organization or fraternal club with a member -
ship between 2,0(x1 and 4,M0; up to $2,(x9) for a veterans organization g iz�ition car fr�itc.r -
'with
,v
nal club a membership of between 4.001 and 6,0(x); and u to $3,UCK.) for a
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veterans organization or fraternal club with a membership of more then 6 (0)
P , .
For purposes of the maximum license fee which may be imposed by
j
a municipal -
ity pursuant to this subdivision, "fraternal club" means a club which ' - ,
�cr�cs only
members and their guests and which uses an profits derived from � � �s
yP r m t h c. �� `�ilc,
for
principally sponsoring activities beneficial to the commu pity and n(..)t for the
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benefit of any individual. Except in cities of the first, second and third class, it
license may be issued jointly to con • chartered -
y congressionally
veterans' organizations
which otherwise qualify under this s ubdiv ision . `
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Subd. 1Ia. On -sale licenses to certain sports commissions. No w' <<
in..
P t ith�tandi
any law or municipal charter provision to the contrary, on - sale licenses 'car the
t
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safe of intoxicating liquor may be issued to establishments located on land
owned by the commission created in '
sections 473.55 to 473.595 and which are
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used primarily for sports and recreational ur oses upon payment of the re ular
on-sale license fee therefor to the m u n icipality P P P P " � s
wherein the licensed remise arcs
p
located. Such licenses shall authorize
rize the sale of intoxicating liquor to club mc:m-
E.,�
bers and guests only.
Subd. 11 b. On -sale licenses to certain nonprofit corporations. "On- sale**
licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor may, in the discretion of the munici-
���
alit '
p y, be issued in any city of the first class to any nonprofit corporation w hich
was organized prior to January 1, 1972 to remote, stimulate, and Sup por t •cam-
P ppc rt c.
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munity education, appreciation and development of the theater and cultural arty
through dramatic performances and other means and which has operat rot .
a p
ertory theater in the city since at least January 1, 1972. Such lic enses he
S cc.nses may
}.
issued notwithstanding any limitations imposed by law, charter or ordinance
relating to liquor patrol limits, zoning. or school o ' • • '
g r church distance limit�itic�n.
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and such licenses •
e shall be in excess of any limitations imposed by subdiv 6.
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otherwise. All other laws, charter provisions, or ordinances relating to the
or of • liq hments, includin the
licensing and regulation of on -sale li establishments. v ` • • T
q
g .
grantinc
renewal. suspension or revocation of licenses shall a lv. Any license issued ur
PP
suant to this subdivision shall authorize the s + '
ale of intoxicating liquor onk W
�
holders of tickets to dramatic
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erformances resented b su ch � ' • � u-
P P v h nonprc f it c,( r�
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ration and members of such nonprofit corporation and their guests.
Subd. 12. on- sate -off -sale and combination on -sale and off -sale licenses. A
�- .,
city of the fourth class, or a statutory city of 10.(X)0 inhabitants
y or less, i1V m
"on-
issue an sale"' license and an "off - sale" license to the same licensee or. in
3
lieu and an .,
issuing an `' "
lieu of on- sale" license separately to such licensee.
may issue a combination "off- sale" and ``on- sale" license. Whenever the o ula-
t"
tion of a city of the fourth class, or a statutory cit is �il
- y, reported by ii tedt r.
- # ►
census to have increased in p to ' • •
P P more than 10,0t)C) inhabitants, such
K
m
city, may continue to issue an off -sale license to an "on sale" l ic en see a
�' I cen or _
combination license in lieu of a separate "off- sale" license and a sep arate 4 on-
....:
sale" license in the same manner as it issued the same riot i in
p to such
r
population.
Yt:
Subd - 3. Off -sale licenses; number. "Off sale" licenses may he grunted in
J ✓
accordance with the following:
() In cities of the first class not more than one tiff -sal license for e4a h
5 .()W inhabitants thereof; such it license may be issued only to the proprietor of
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a drug stare, or a general food stare, or an e'xelusi% liquor store.
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INTOXICATING LIQUORS 340.11
(2)•ln all cities other than cities of the first class, the number of "off- sale"
heenses to be issued shall be determined by the governing body thereof. In such
cities, an . "off -sale" license shall be issued only to a proprietor of a drug tore or
section.
.
an exclusive liquor store except as otherwise provided in this sec ' g
Subd. 14. License fees. The license fees to be paid before the issuance of
licenses shall be as provided in clauses (a), (b), (c), (d).
(a) Except as provided in clauses (b), (c), and (d), any manufacturer shall
pay to the state annually a license fee of $5,000, and a fee of $3,000 for each
duplicate thereof.
(b) Any $ 500 . manufacturer of wines containing not more than 25' percent of
alcohol by volume shall pay to the state annually a fee of p
(c) Except as provided in clauses (a), (b), (d), any wholesaler shall a to
the state annually a license fee of $5,000, and a fee of $3 each duplicate
000 for ea p y
thereof.
(d) Any wholesaler of wines containing not more than 25 ercent of alco-
hol by volume shall pay to the state annually a fee of $500.
p
(e ) ThThe maximum license fee for an "off- sale" license in the cities of the
first class shall be the sum of which, together with any occupation tax that may
I)e imposed by a municipality issuing said ``off- sale" license, will not ex Y
gum ,00
of $10 annually-, er 10,000 population, except in all cities of over cities of
teed the
the first class, the maximum license fee for an if off -sale license shall be $200; in
all cities with a population between 5,000 and 10,000 the maximum license fee
shall be $150; in all cities of 5,000 population or less, the maximum license fee
sht be $100. All such license fees for "off- sale" licenses shall be a able to the
municipalities issuing the license. where such licenses s P y
hall be issued for less
than one year, a fee may be a pro rata share of the annual license fee.
Subd. 15 MS 1957 [ Repealed, 1959 c 686 s 14; Ex 1959 c 75 s 1
Subd. 15. Licenses not required. It is lawful for a brewer to sell intoxicatin
m retired because
alt beverages to his employee or to a former employee who is retir e
t)f age or physical disability. Such beverages shall be sold for consumption off
the premises only, and the amount sold to any one person in any one week shall
not exceed 768 fluid ounces. The requirements of law relating to minimum
prices for the sale of intoxicating malt beverages shall not apply to sales made
under this subdivision, nor shall any license be required for the making of such
sales. It is also lawful for a collector of commemorative bottles, as these terms
are defined in section 340.44, to sell commemorative bottles to another collector
without obtaining a license.
Subd. 16. Expiration date. All intoxicating liquor licenses issued by a muni-
cipality other than a city of the first class, except manufacturers' and wholesal-
ers' licenses, shall expire on the same date.
Subd. 17. Municipal restrictions. Any local authority hall have
Y power to p
impose further restrictions and regulations upon the sale and possession of intox-
icating liquor within its limits.
Subd. 18. Additional licenses; referendum. The governing body of any city,
including statutory cities and cities issuing "on- sale" licenses pursuant to y
p section
341 i. X53 may issue "on- sale" licenses in excess of the number authorized by this
sect i()n, upon authorization by the voters of the municipality voting at a special
election called for such purpose or at the general election in the municipalit .
Such governing body may by majority vote direct that either of the y
following
questions be placed on the ballot at a special election called for such purposes or
at a general election of the city: "Shall. the city council be allowed to issue "on-
"ale licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor at retail in excess of the number
n1 A4 permitted by law . or: "Shall the city council be allowed to issue
M
y
a.
l .
S..
`., 340.11 INTOXICATING LIQUORS
6288
....... "on- sale" licenses for the sale of i '
- intoxicating liquor at retail in addition to
� the number now permitted by law ?" If a majority of voters `,•' l Y voting on the ques-
tion at such election vote in the affirmative, the governing b
'' ��' sale" licenses ' , g g ody may issue '`on•
,• . in such ;number as sh censes, certain cities. The all be, determined by the referendum.
. Subd. 19. Reissuance of li body of an%
governing
city in which real property or the buildings thereon have been
purpose by negotiation or eminent do taken for a public
' main proceedings, and such property
* *. was
,n. actually and lawfully used for the sale of intoxicating liq g q rs • immediately prior
to such taking, and in which city there i .
• • y s any .territory territory in which sales of intoxi-
eating liquors have been prohibited b city charter,
Y Y r
o
law of this state is here
governing body by
authorized and empowered, by a majority vote of the overnin th refor.
t y e
' .. dd
in addition to the number of licenses issued '
ued in such prohibited territory, to reis-
sue such license at any location, including otels in '
shall be subject to all limit g � said city, which location
+ 1 limitations, now prescribed by any law of this state. Pro -
vided further that any change of location du
g e to a taking after July 1, 1972, must
be accomplished b Jul I 1976
Y y , but all licenses issued, renewed, reissued.
{ d transferred, relocate pursuant to this section or an t
y o ther similar provision of
.` law, aw, may continue to be renewed, reissued, ,transferred or relocated pursu
W ant to the terms thereof.
A�.
Subd. 20. on•saie wine licenses. `� ••
e ses (a) On -sale wine licenses shall mean
licenses authorizing he sale
g of wine not exceeding 14 percent alcohol h�
volume, for consumption on the licensed remises only, in co e
sale of food. P Y conjunction with th
(b) For purposes of this subdivision "
.. n restaurant" shall mean an estahlish-
i;. ment, under the control of a single proprietor or er
mans , having appropriate
facilities for serving meals, and where g g
==` in consideration of payment therefor.
4 , meals are regularly served at tables to the general ublic, and whit emp loys staff to provide the usual and suitable P hemp y s an
ad
- : service to its guests.
(c) any municipality which maintains a municipal ci alit p liquor store or any muni-
p y or county authorized to issue "on- sale" licenses for the sale of intoxi-
i
_ eatng liquor may issue on-sale win '
t e licenses to any restaurant having facilities
w for seating not fewer than 25 guests at one time. • .
' = g e The licenses shall be �n addt-
tion to the number of on -sale licenses for the sale of intoxicating
� liquors act. xicating liquor autho-
rized by the intoxicating • Q The fee for on -sale wine licenses shall he
� set h the issuing .• Y g authority, but shall not exceed one -half of the license fee
charged by the issuing authority for an on -sale lice
nse, or $20.K), whichever is
`- less. Licenses issued pursuant to this subdivisions •
hall not be effective until
approved by the commissioner. The licenses shall authorize
_-� -. s of the rite the sale of wine as
herein provided on all days w eek unless the issuing authority restricts the
license's authorization to the sale of wine on all days other than
`'.• � Sunday.
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History: Ex l9 34 c 46 S � .
'n.
k! ��- . 1 s 5; 193_ c 303, 19.37 c 22 7, 19 37 c 387; 19.37 c 418;
x 1937 c 74 s ; 19.39 c 1 54; 1941 c 4; 1941 c• .34. 19 5
501 s 1; 1943 c 599 • S ` c • y, 1941 r 4 8 ; 1 y4.� c
1 , 194. c 8 s 1; 194.5 c 16 2 s 1; 1945 c 22 7 s 1; 194.5 c 24 7 s 1;
q: .. ? 194.5 c 417 s 1; 194.5 c 482 s 1; 1947 c 223
195 - s 1, 1947 c 528 s 1 1949 c 626 s 1;
r;
1 c2.5 0s1, 19-53c86s1; 1953c356s1; 19S3c442s1; 1951 c6 /0s 1 19.3 s •
' c 695
. 1, 2, 1955 c 820 s 38, 39; 195 7 c 387, 388; 195 7 c 725 s 1; 1959 c 540 s 7.4;
1961 c 269 s 1; 1 965 r 13 s 2; 1965 c 330 s 1; 1965 c 581 s 2. 196 _9 9h7
c 697 s 1 ; 1969 r 9 s 76; 1969 r 1127 s 1 - .5 • y � c l s 5, 1
1 b9 c 1148 s 5. ;,54; 1971 c 263 s 1;
197.3 c 123 art 4 s 1, 2; 1973 c 123 art 5 s 7; 1973 c 179 s 1; 1973 c 664 4 • 974 c
�. s . 1
268 s 1,2; 1974 c 283 s 1; 197.5 c 334 s 1; 1975 c 345 s 1 - 4; 1976
.t 1 • 977 c S s 11, 1977 c
56 s 1; 1977 c 89 s 14; 1977 c 217
' 1. 1 y79 3 5 • 1 c 239 s 1, 1978 c 607 s 1; 1978 c 742 .c
. c . 0. .s 3; 1979 c 3 25 s 1; 1980 c 509 .s 62; 1980 c S (3.2100-25)
81 s 1
VOTE A% to charter imendmcno. concerning wwlc of liywM . Wc .«t,,,n 410 I21
Yi R .
cod 76
7 ?7 -7
CITY OF MA►PLEWOOD "PUCA110N FOR INTOXICATING UQUOR LICENSE
THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE.
Whoever shall knowingly and wilfully falsify the answers to the following questionnaire shall be
deemed guilty of perjury and shall. be punished accordingly.
In answering the following questions "APPLI CANTS" shall be governed as follows: For a Cor-
poration one officer shall execute this application for all officers, directors and stockholders. For a part-
nership one of the "APPLICANTS" shall execute this application for all members of the partnership.
EVERY QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED
1. I, Jade D. Maxwell 1 as President
(Individual owner, officer or partner)
for and in behalf o Tommo's Inc.
hereby apply for an On Sale Intoxicating Liquor License to be located at 1829 north
St. Paul Road Town Crier
See Attached
in the City of
(Give address and legal description)
Maplewood, County of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No.
95 of Maplewood.
2. Give applicants' date of birth:
�Fn
_, om s J�Cory 7 Tebzuar
y 1944
(Day) (Month) (Year)
Jack 7P IQUIC 011 8 March
1927
S. The residence for each of the applicants named herein for the past five years is as follows:
4r. Cory -4376 Vivian Ave. , Shoreview, Mn. 55112
Mr. M -3205 Silver Lake Road, St. Anthmy, Na. 55418
4. Is the applicant a citizen of the United States? Yes
If naturalized state date and place of naturalizatio -
If a corporation or partnership, state citizenship including naturalization of each officer or partner.
_ J. Cory - Citizen '
00
�t
b. The person who �cecutes this application shall give wife's or husband's full name and address._
'
Margaret VD..%axwell - 3205 311vor Lake lbad, St. Anthony, M,SS418
6. What occupations have applicant and associates in this application followed for the past five y ? C�
Restaurant owners. 11
m
?. If partnership, state name and address of each partner.
If a corporation, date of incorporatio march 8, 1974
state in
which incorpora Minns�ota _ , amount of authorized capitalization
$25,000 amount of paid in capi si 3.Z So
if a subsidiary of any other corporation, so sta _
give purpose of corporatio General business Ru;Meo
name and address of all officers, directors and stockholders and the number of shares held by each:
Jack D. Maxwell, 3205 Silver= d, St. Anthony. MI, 100 yhA rgg
(Name) (Address) (City)
1 homm J. Cory, 4 376 Vivian Ave. , Shoreview . M 100 Sh rea
If incorporated under the laws of another state, is corporation authorized to do business in this
State? _. Number of certificate of authority
If this application is for a new Corporation, include a certified copy of Articles of Incorporation and
By -Laws.
S. On what floor is the establishment located, or to be located?
9. If operating under a zoning ordinance, how is the location of the building classified?
8 COII1 O Is the building located within the prescribed area for such license?
Yes
10. Is the establishment located near an academy, college, university, church, grade or high school?
1 �.. State the approximate distance of the establishment from such school or chu
11. _State name and address of owner of building J ack D. Mame11, 3205 Silver Lake Road.
s • 0 �'Y • . has owner of building any conaection, directly or In-
directly, with applicant? Yes
12. Are the taxes on the above property delinquent? No
18. State whether applicant, or any of his associates in this application, have ever had an application
for a Liquor License rejected by any municipality or State authority; U so, give date and details
110
14. Has the applicant, or any of his associates in this application, during the five years immediately
preceding this application ever had a license under the Minnesota Liquor Control Act revoked for
any violation of such laws or local ordinances; 9 so, give date and de tails me
I
15. State Whether applicant, or any of his associates in this application, during that past five years
were ever convicted of any Liquor Law violations or any crime in this state, or any other state, or
under Federal Laws, and if so, give date and details None
16. Is applicant, or any of his associates in this application, a member of the governing body of the
municipality in which this license is to be issued? No • If so, in what capacity?
17. State Whether any person other than applicants has any right, title or interest in the furniture,
Axtures, or equipment in the premises for which license is applied, and if so, give names and details
No
18. Have applicants any interest whatsoever, directly or indirectly, in any other liquor establishment
in the State of Minnesota? —_ . Give name and address of such establishmen
19. Furnish the names and addresses of at least three._, business references, including one bank refer-
enc 2nd N.W. Nat' y`. Bank , Lee Brawn 'r 379 -9290
Monarch Foods Paul Samuels 542 -1725
Westlunds Hasty ward 646 -8621
20. Do you possess a retail dealer's identification card issued by the Liquor Control Commissioner
which will expire December Slat of this year? Give number of sam Vo
21. Does applicant intend to sell intoxicating liquor to other than the consumer?
No
22. whether applicant intends to possess, operate or permit the possession or operation of, on
= the licensed premises or in any room adjoining the licensed premises, any slot machine, dice, gam-
bling device and apparatus, or permit any gambling therei NO
28. Are the premises now occupied, or to be occupied, by the applicant entirely separate and exclusive
from any other business establishment? Y03
24. State trade name to be u sed .., TOM Criar
25. State name of person that will operate store— Thom" J. Cory
26. Give Federal Retail Liquor Dealer's Tax Stamp Number
L
27. If off sale license is being applied for, do you intend to deliver liquor by vehicle? ..AILS_. If so,
e
state number of motor vehicle permits issued by Liquor Control Commissioner for current year
28. If you are building a new building for the purposes for which this application is being made, please
submit plans and specifications with this application.
29. Financing of the construction of this building will be as follows:
i
30. Furnish a personal financial statement with this application. If a partnership, furnish financial state-
ment of each partner.
31. Give description of type of operation if this is an on -sale license application (i.e. whether cock -
tail lounge, nite club, restaurant, etc., specifying capacity by number of customers and any other
pertinent data). Restaurant - Seating capacity approx. 120. If now concept works
satisfactorily, the possibility of eManding the restaurant is contemalated.
32. What previous experience have you had in the operation of the type of business described in the
answer to No . 31 above * At this I sties hss seers �&A by pronant
ownership since February, 1978. We are now hoping to add liquor.
$3. Applicant, and his associates in this application, viill strictly comply with all the laws of the State
of Minnesota governing the taxation and the sale of intoxicating liquor; rules and regulations
promulgated by the Liquor Control Commissioner; and all ordinances of the municipality; and
.I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing questions and that the answers to said questions
.are true of my own knowledge.
WL
Subscribed and sworn to before me this IsigmtUril of Applicant)
da of -�-a -� '✓ 18.E
P�C�'I'IO MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH YOUR CHECK
.. ... '`*OR THE FIRST LICENSE PERIOD.
REPORT ON APPLICANT OR APPLICANTS BY POLICE DEPARTMENT
This is to certify that the applicant, or his associates named herein have not been convicted with-
in the put five years for any violation of Lsws of the State of Minnesota, or Municipal Ordinances
relating to Intoxicating Liquor, except as hereinafter stated.
MAPLEWOOD POLICE - DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Title.
REPORT ON PREMISES BY FIRE DEPARTMENT
This is to certify that the premises herein described have been inspected and that all Laws of the
State of Minnesota and Municipal Ordinances relating to Fire Protection have been complied with.
MAPLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Title.
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Certificate No.. 276400 Document No. 6 43569 (July 26 1977 Distr _
� ct Court 2379
Transfer from No. 25770 Originally registered the i 13th
do of
A. D. 19 19 Foil ?? Page 24!� y i octobsr
Register of Titles
tnt+� �►I 14 i11: nenota, ss
County of �► �/ ss !o u that
y � /, J• D• Maxwe U
•
County of
J City of
1.ennepin of the �.i ruicapo
and Stott of li
s
As now the owner of aq estate, to-wit in fee simple Minnesota
of and in the following euribed land situated tuated in the County of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, to wit:
Test part of Lot 1, described as begs nni,r& at the Northeast car r •
t �6 seconds West, g e al ong th north line of sa °= said Lot 1, thence on an assumed bearing of South
89 de rees 39 �r.3 nstes d Lot 1 a di � •
of 152.52 feet to j is intersection with the -Northeasterly line of Lot 14 'B1� dis tance of 3,,7 feet, th ence South a Ofat
said point of intense ion being 1.6E f 1, !•:eister's Highlands, fey ^o. Mina.
the Southeast corner a SB:d 7? feet 2�ert�� westerly, as q�asured along th e Northeasterly line c.' Said Lot 14 from
L t y4, thence South 39 degrees 53 minutes East, along the Partheaster'. :.:ne cf sa id a distance of v3.39 f �t; thence North 8 degrees r Y d Lot 14
said Lot 1; tr�ence . �rth u;.o the 9 8 39 ��inutes 2r seconds East a dista distance of 96 .35 feet to the East line of
along Fast lime of said Lot 1 a �is�ance of 201.4 feet to the point rf 1:ebiaairZ;
Mat i'.wrt of lot cribed as beginning at a point In the No' theasterl line - '`1�
Of the Southeast car. - . Y of sal t : 0tant 103.38 feet Isorthaester4
of said �,ot 14, as measured along the PiciAheasterly lip
of o�,� the nce : Zorth 39 degrees 5 ff iitutes West, along the Northeasterly line of L , '# ' 11 � on an ass bearing
t deb
d i s . ance of 48.88 Pef thence Borth 89 de rees winut ? '� � � � of 6 3.39 feet thence So utr. & 8 39 es s s Sta ' i:0.6 tee .
5 t to the point of beg
all in Block 1, Veist •'s Highlands, Ramsey- Co. M lr
f ill
1
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...Jomaso s.. inc. 2931 Partridge Road • St. Paul, MN. 55113 •Phone; 612/636 -5447
CONSULTANTS —FOOD AND PEOPLE OUR SPECIALTY
TO WHOM * IT MAY CONCERN : L
The undersigned, Jack David Maxwell and Thomas Joseph Cory,
being the President- Treasurer P y'
and Vice President- Secretary
respectively as well as owners of all of the capitol stock
of Tomaso's, Inc, a Minnesota corporation, doing business
as The Town Crier Restuarant, 1829 North St. Paul Road,
Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 hereby state that:
Neither Tomaso's, Inc. or Jack David Maxwell or Thomas
Joseph Cory now hold any interest in any liquor license
or in any business in which a liquor license is issued
in the state of Minnesota, nor have any of the fore-
going ever had any interest in any liquor establish-
ment.
r
SIGNED:
i
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Jack David Maxwell
3205 Silver Lake Road
Minneapois , Minn 55418
IL
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Thomas. Joseph Cory
4376 Vivian A4e.
Shoreview, Minn. 5511
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 30th day of December 1981
A//'
A
OF .I N ORF'O RAT 1 0,1
oil
TOWASO' S , Ir1C_'
We tie and -, -rsigned, fur the purpoyt ;� ± forn;l I�:� ► - ►c
er ;IUF---uant to the provisions of COli( - ter �1i
known as the N;�:�T� {_ �c�ta T3u:; 3 T:� ��or. j),).
I�t_'. �� :t� l�Til�: �� �1lf�' :i t J L.11E�re o , �i�� �� � 1 ��iJ \jr .-4 �._ �� �- �- � � ._
.�. Wit. G LI 17
. _ �:• ;; �.;� �•cr. por�.�lt e �111d d.o herb > t (y
4
corporation:
r i j . a Ilame of thi
`rh i s Corporation
without limitation as
a nd conducting of any
=gin ui,��l the coy
Name
corporation shall be TOMISO' S , Y:
A R'T'ICLE II
Purposes
shall have general business puri�o
to the do ing, transacti ca out
and all acts, things, '.ines C Dower:;
."porati.on by the laws of t }le Stat ` oil
.ARTICL 11 T
Durat
L1JI1 of the corporation shall be
perpetual.
AR TICLE IV
Location
... • . 1: in J:1(3 Uns t O ffice. address f
S � tjl E'
Y'E: y1 _i_'.r
+� r
w ♦ r% -T'
office of
tha s
corpora: i oi: i.n this statt.• shall b. -r-
2391 Partridge
Road, St.
Paul,
Miniiesot,i 55113.
A RT I CLE
T.he
total
number of shares of st 6 wn.i ch tI:i s c<,: j iol�
b 0
autl:c�ri�� �d to i ssue i s 7k., Thc ��� rlc� 1.'i V( :•
Hundred 12 , `'�00 }
.�: cf
- orrj�ion 5 Lock o f T Dollar (�`I
. 100 ) n. va tit_-
l�`:' T 1, � ,' T
Tile
3ITivU?! t
t - ) i stated capi tL l tti l_ } h w), i cy. t:rl L,
CC11� )C�Z'a t.l on
s h a l l begin
bu_s.i..1t�
s s shall not be less than One Thous rind Do
r
(':'1 ' -000'00).'
ARTICLE VII
M anag eme nt of this corL) i con
��} ?
Thu general management of this cor p oraf on shall be
? ed in a Board of Directors consisting of not less than
( 3) nor more than .seven (7) members, except that at such '
times
as all the shares of stock issued are owned beneficially and of
rf.'cord by either one, or two shareholders , the number. of dire
. ctors
be less than three (3) but not less than the number oft'
" share -
`101 d r .
(b) Th: : name and addresses of the f ir. s t Board of
Directors are as follows:
J. D. Maxwell 2931 Partridge Road
St* Paul, Minnesota 55113
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(c) Said named first Directors shall serve as such until
the next annual meeting of the shareholders of the corporation
to be held at such time and place as shall be fi.x(_. by
. or be in
accordance with the Bylaws,
ARTI v r i .r .
• Amendment of Articles
These Articles may be amended by th(_ atfi.rn!atj_17 vor_f:a of
` the holders or a majority o'f the vo {_i nrj pow.�r of the c,o=o
rl
Stock
ARTICLE IX
The name and address of the incorporator of this corp
tion is J. D. Maxwell, 2931 Partridge Road, St. Paul' '
Ni �nnesota
55113.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I ,have hereunto Set my hand
this
7th day of March, 1974.
T,e
i . Maxwell
STATE OF MIN&NZE OOTA ) "
SS V '
COUNTY OF RA ISEY
On this 7th day of March, 1974 before me
re eared J a Notary Public,
personally a
. J. D. Maxwell to me known to be the erson
named in and who executed the foreg P
c es this ins trument , and he ack-
nowled to be his free act and deed for the uses and u r-
poses therein expressed. �'
Notary Public
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF
TOMAS O ' S , INC.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under and purs uant to the
provisions of the Minnesota Business Corporation Act Chapter
. 301 of the Laws of the State of Minnesota.. 1961 and
all acts
amendatory thereof, TOMASO' S, I was duly incorporated on
March 1974
1. This corporation shall have eneral business s purposes ,
without limitation as to the doing, transactin
� g, carrying out
and conducting of any and all acts, things, lines and
., powers
conferred upon the corporation by the laws of the State of
Minnesota,
2. The location and post office address
of the registered
office of this corporation in this t
S ate shall be 2931 Partridge
Road, St. Paul, Minnesota 55113,
3. The name and address '
of the incorporator of this cor-
poration is J. D. Maxwell,
4. The name and addresses of the •
first Board of Directors
are as follows
J. D. Maxwell, 2931 Partridge Road, St. Paul f
M nhesota
55113. .
• - B 01
Its President
Maun, Hazel, Green,
Ilaye , Sim and Aretz
332 Hamm Building
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
e a
St Paul Minn.
N0110E oI IxC UItPORATIUr
STATE
COUNTY .
C►F
T01M ASO'S. INC.
Dear Sir: -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIN'EN, that
under and pursuAnt to the provisions
Snm
hat been
of l�orp�
of the Minnt --wa Fasiness Corperation
Act. Chanter 301 of the Lays of the
host full lved and filed proof of �Otl�
English �
State of Minn( 1981. and all acts
IN'C. i
to at Icas
amendatory the : e(bf. TOMiASO*S,
.. , .,� ?March e '
was dins i�•cc r,. rt�.ed on
Monda � ma so s t Inc
y TO
1974. �
1. This corporation sY :all have general
ion
local i+'.t of .....- --.._.
other piib�
' husincs -. J ►t;j j-•Osc.s, w, ;rollt iimicat ;
ns to the doing. tr3r ;s.jciing, carr��ing
Said �
cut and o oil tic : ing of any and all acts. I
things. 11nes And powers conferred upon,
at le ast S
o tots
o f f its s
the corporation by the laws of the
Spate of Minnesota.
d '
2. The location and post office address
St. Paul i
File KO.
of the registered office of this corpora.
Said Count
tion in this Stale shall be 2931 Par
tridge Road. St. Paul. Minnesota 55113.
sak of ad
4 r Yours,
3. The name and address of the !n•
corporator of this corporation is J. D
n6ws p Pe
ulcer burin
D A H L
M&xwell. 29M Partridge Road. St. Paul.
each issue A R L E N I. E R
Minnesota 55113.
all the for
. 4. The name and address of the first
Board of. Directors is as follows:
id bel Sec rtstatr� of State
tone
J. D. Maxwell. 2831 Partridge Road.
St. Paul. Ninnesota 56113.
January/ 1,
of State a � � .. _...,........• to w wjvsC " notary pu blio
J. D. MAXWELL.
stating tha WOW - . w" wpa r !d a legal tie tcs pa pe r.
-� Its President.
WIAVN. HAZEL. GRE EN.
He f urther statca on oath that the printed NOTICE OF INCORPORATION hereto attached
HAVES. SIMO and ARETZ Atty
as a part hereof was Cut ft OM the colunura of said ncu:spaper and was printed and published
332 Hamm Bldg.,
St. Paul. ?~Zinn. 55202 1s slip .
OvIar. 141
therein in the English latigtcage, once; that t it so pat- lished on Sd.ay. ......., the
t
,
♦1��♦ LEGAL LEDGER ��'N
.1 t ... d of ,I�aY.0 ............., l.974 and that the /allowing is a printed copy of the
tower vase alphabet from A to Z. both inclusive, and is hereby acknowledged as being the at" and
kind of type used in the composition and publication of said notice, to wit:
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1
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C. LEWIS
(Notarial Sear Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minn.
My Coinmtsaton Expires November sa, 1976.
PERSONAL STATEMENT
CONFIDENTIAL
TO: Cit of Maplewood
J. U. Maxwvll
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kj !-'o N A ijo i< tSs 2 9 3 1 Pq r r. r i 4-ke
Rg 1X-P Minnes-ata ...55.113
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hon.y,,. Mina.- 55418-10-0
wtillill tcj PWPU.NC ul'INWullil C614113jbutg djad to'SC0141 01 ,OU In W1411 01* LhC u1WC fu
itillini us lit whose behalf tic w*jr.(,%j law %:It wjjk;• Ll
M Jut iout. Uji.;%P1!w48, 16vj *ifilraatit that thafiounc u4iggilic I& lug J4 %it jivat0 With otlics z lipecule it SLAIAjil
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Dec. 31
DATE - - - 400.00- - j
' LEASE 00 NOT LEAVE ANY QUESTIONS UNANSWERED. USE "NO610 OR 6.6 .040 N E So WliERE NECESSARY.
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TOTAL UAMIUMS
WORM0110
ai
WORTH
1 97 J2
2 5
TO UL ASSM
2145-2
T 868
r ' T O OL UAA. AND NI-T WOkTH
- 452 J 868 i
,0W &0 bad and &-om-160W &=La CX- of I M - stINN Yes K not ex aria
jacoinc t&xcs uIll througli what dw? Dec. --3.1 1981
0-- --� z - --NomwmwffmnmoomwAdditioniJ a 0 nu $ 4 - OQ6
WNW -
a""R V 40
ANNUAL SOURCES OF UCOtAg PERWNAL INFORMATION
-man,
Sulay. boom& A com 16t5OO DO
0 - -ft Y" Yes
M 04W of c xoa►tw.
None Named
K :,a vita LC uscamg
An you a pWaa at offkvs �6i any o0on vviaturc?
A§ all ►
Tomaso's, Inc.
70T - AL MWW %;hiWt9A
S168 su Married 55 Othw&tenu 3
-COKINGENT UABIUTIES GENERAL INFORMATION
4b
Du y &,#A i►a►s an c o " do d Yes An any awls p6oft"? Yes
11 Y C & , pipe d almall An Yoe I W any &Ulu
0 _401w --- -
"1 a d of how acxwna? No
Cat, a;Q4U*4.11k s CAI boak **A;QWa1v caov%a 44* f t
S Mar Nat'l Bk b 2nd NW Nat'l Bk
(auwg S debt
S H&vs you wot takca b"itupti-y? Caplame
Amount o contcstad kKomc Ux bmil S No
No
4Ct 'L : 'E SCHEDULE AND SIGN ON RIVERSE SIDE)
• CONFIDEhMAL
' SiCHED1.11 t• A U-S GOVERNMENINS AND M okP,.K0'ARLF Sft't rk 3 111.6
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C � DULF. F — DAMES OF BANKS OR FINANCE COMPANIES WHERE CREDIT HAS bUN OBTAINED
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't i lt t CLATIFIKS THAT DOTH SIDES 11ERI:01 AND THL 1N1- u6tMA�:10K I N-
Sk K11.:3 1 hLICLIN HAS RF:kN CMU UELY RE ' D AND IS T 1, otRrt'T AN1+ 4 •tA4PLR'7•t•.
SIGNATURE
qr
J . D. Maxwell
DATE 'NLD (USE ADDMONAL SCHk:DULE WHEN N(CI:=ARY)
SC:'#iEDULE Es - LIFE INSURANCE QkRRIED, INCL. NS.U. AND GROUT' INSUKANCE
919,0()0
Pc al I i.s t ate Ownt,3
';'20,5 Silver Lake koad
i I 3' ;11 hoad
No. St. !'.,i►l Rd.
Jo ' N . E. HWY 0
Pol icy #
15348752
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J. D.
Maxwell
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Cen' 1
Support Schedule to
Financial Statement
•
G Ater Co ins, GO id
As At
Dec. 31, 1981.
i %( .,1 d ellc e Items
. `j
�iha
Runk V;ilue 7 Owned
1 1.) 19888
Iris .
1 O, 00U
340 'ti 1
100'
i 0o ; ►c. }�}.
1 u:;uranc e
25
25 0'7
:?`,`, -�
38
50 �1
864
Stan rt t- (.'ante Inc.
750
157 ?00
60,O60
tP.-r g. 31, 1981
Statement)
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'folillaso' a, Inc.
500
57 , 265
50/
60 0 000
919,0()0
Pc al I i.s t ate Ownt,3
';'20,5 Silver Lake koad
i I 3' ;11 hoad
No. St. !'.,i►l Rd.
Jo ' N . E. HWY 0
Market Value
IOUg000
21s,uuu
4 %5,()101)
1 '�_? 2 r� (� U
"1a rkVt V ;1 IIIL'
4
4
4:' 11 () 0 0
38,oao
1-0 9 000
18,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
. 11:ut - c l �
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15348752
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7333651.4
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G Ater Co ins, GO id
L007451480
b Sliver
i %( .,1 d ellc e Items
. `j
• .31wL'raS , 13 1=
1 1.) 19888
i�•4
7• }��. -931
:;!:. ►j,
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1 u:;uranc e
Market Value
IOUg000
21s,uuu
4 %5,()101)
1 '�_? 2 r� (� U
"1a rkVt V ;1 IIIL'
4
4
4:' 11 () 0 0
38,oao
1-0 9 000
18,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
. 11:ut - c l �
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15348752
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8027028
!•:�: ! i .� t�l t•
7333651.4
1501836
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1 596515
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L007451480
. .: Sot' .
1752846
906796
1 1.) 19888
Mo r tea e
-
77,000
249
326
1_0 ;ttt
Amount
8 0 000
2
25,000
35,500
100,000
100,000
100
30,000
10,000
10.000
420
low
am
Cash Value
_, -__
1,009
4,325
7,988
16,000
11,340
3,550
1.820
4',167
F uit y
160
14.1. , 000
14 `) �1O()
669,4614
!f, t)0
4 , (fit 0
38
10
18, ow
4
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5
140,500
Loan
Equ it
Benef iciary
2
2:3
N.W. Trust
1
9
h.W•Nat Trust
2,U(.)U
2,325
N.W. Nat' 1 Trust
1,
6
J •M• or Margaret
8 9 400 .7
, 600
2nd N. W. N.:j t ' l
-
-
Agora
-
-
Marq. Nat'l"
5,.5()0
5,840
N.W•Nat'l TrUSt
3
264
N . W. Nat' 1 Trust
1 L20 Z .-
f)i3
-- - -. _-_ .-
N.W.Nat. Trust
25,000 1111167
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K SONAL STATEMENT
City of Maplewood
CONFIDENTIAL
NAME POSITION OR OCCUPATION
BUSINESS ADO ESS 2931 Partrid a Rd. Roseville, Mn. 55113
RESIDENCE ADDR 4376 Viv' '
The 1bUo%"'ftJ is submitted for the purpose of prucurin& ishsng and mainmwisig credit with you in behalf at the undersigned
W ptrsons, fams W corpuratiwis in wtwse behalf the undersiped nuy either severally of jointly with Others execute at sualiv,ty
in your favor. The undersigned warrants that this finaneW uatensent is true aAd correct and that you nay consider this sssitment
as continuing to be true and conect until a writ940 nutW of s change is given to you by the un der wined. .
DATE De c,... , 19 8.. 8 1
PLEASE DO NCYi' LEAVE ANY QUESTIONS UNANSWERED. USE "NO" OR "NONE" WHERE NECESSARY.
ASSUS
to Eves tears
LIA81UTtFS
to Even Duilass
Casts on hind u ua banks
Real aststc i eeme
t7tt ct ipcos
An yft a Put= of otTiar is any otMr matwr'
Meta y" to banks -named
UN I%d AP biiaot cbildtQe
Sin* X 37 Othu dcPcndcnu 3
,TEA ` S 69,000.00
Marlcrtabic Secunbcs -we Sdwduls A
GE NERAL INFORMATION
Oo you hats may a bapat IMbtlit64
I f yes, love dieums:
An tiny► woo plodded.
New* payable to banks--swinc=d
Ai sAdo[wt, Go4ltaket of pitsrltot S
On ica s or coacmis ;
,
N� � tab secuntias s dvr� a
159
000
00
clue to broken
securities held by tstokes is moVa teats
Am mats payable to others- sacvtsd ••
kastticttd or o"UQ stocks
AaMMOU payable to other& -u Mcusod
rarirt tnt=39 is RC41 k•+tate 94uitias
we Schedule C
97
697
0
Accm&U tasd bills due
Uapsid itmam we
Real kstatc Owaed -sue SchoduJa p
125
000
0
00W unpaid taxes aid ingests&
Lowu Recto"
Rea! estsN tAOlrtPss payable -
»e ScbeduM D
40
016
00
A utomabik s and o tbv picno1 a!
50
000
0 0
Cash vLtw 1asairsaoe -see Sato E
otba dobts iWosizes
Otzues assts-- it+asn;tra.
Note on Car
8
000
00
Savings &Money Market
27
500
00
TOTAL UABIUTIES
48
016
00
NET WORTH
00
TOTAL ASSETS
464
197
00
'tt3TAl LtAii. I1Nfl NAT wOR'iH
464
L197
P
"NUAL SOURCES OF INCOME
PERSONAL INFORMATION
r
Salary, bowls A cmahows ;
,
Do Yrft M" s snit'!
It yf or exogutot.
ON �iridcod,
Real aststc i eeme
t7tt ct ipcos
An yft a Put= of otTiar is any otMr matwr'
UN I%d AP biiaot cbildtQe
Sin* X 37 Othu dcPcndcnu 3
,TEA ` S 69,000.00
CONTINGENT UAQILMES
GE NERAL INFORMATION
Oo you hats may a bapat IMbtlit64
I f yes, love dieums:
An tiny► woo plodded.
An you dstieasetsat i, my mitt •
of Cpl oCt14Ai?
Ai sAdo[wt, Go4ltaket of pitsrltot S
On ica s or coacmis ;
lbrsoaal bank acts cwTied at:
LA. clwsos :
ohms ipccisl debt i
Hm you wcr tikes brnkrupW Expbun:
Amount of contcsted Wcomm tax liesu ;
Ate &U bad and doubt&& asarts ex•d udw from this 9asa8XV I f nu. CXP
income truces settled through wbat date? A"tkmal rssearnteau S
- - - -�
e (COWLZM SCNEDIJhES AND SIGN ON REVERSE SIDE) .
■ 16
�"A►�ct ter_ i�+*•.. .
vvi •Vi ii/'!ir
' ' • SCHEDULE A — US. GOVERNMENTS AND MARKETABLE SECURMES
NO. of Shams of
Faac Vahw (binds)
Ducrobon
In Now Of
Market Val
SCHEDULE o - kM-MARKETAIRLE SEC AkME:S
Ho. of Slsao" slue t No. of Shams
Dewiptwo of Sewrft 0wow ted: Fish Statem of Ou tstanding Total Vie
Tomasos In c. 00 - 1.000 60,000
now—
JwT*S* ___.
I nc.
0
,0 0
roper ies
SCHEDULE C -- PARTIAL 1MRESTS IN REAL ESTATE EWMES
• l.ocstlon of Property
of
Orroe rrhlp
Type
Yr. of
Porch.
Cast (c ) or
malt t (M)
l w*w
value of
Lquity
,.
r SCHEDULE D — REAL ESTA'T'E OWNED
tcwTiptwn or Piwny
and wwww"ntc
VA wwwwMamn L 437 6 Vivian Ave.
Dste
AcgobW
Title in Name of
Thomas J9 Coy
C"I
Mgt
vat"
Mom
Arnoust
40,016
Maturi
i
ta
snow"
6". ED►UL.£ E - LIFE INSURANCE CARRIED, INCL. N.S.L.I, AND GROUP INSURANCE
lb Faye Amount
Norse of Coen P
tent
Cash Soarsadet
value
Loam
250 000
Metro olitan Life
Dianne Cory
55 , 000
Associated Li fe
Dianne Cory
-
i 10,000
Fidelity Life
Dianne Cory
-
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SCHEDULE F — NAMES OF BANKS OR FINANCE WHERE CREDIT HAS BEEN OBTAINED
Nam �
Dow
C��dit
0"
Curven
Secv rsd of
unn aaw
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1
THE UNDERSIGNED CERTIFIES THAT 9I SIDES HERtor AND THL INFORMATION IN-
SERTED THEREIN HAS I KEN CAREFULLY READ AHD IS TRL#4, C.'ORIKA"T AND C OMPLETL:.
SIGNATURE
i
J>A TE SIGNED (USE ADD17IONAL SCHEDULES WHEN NECESSARY)
190 .
m& .W.-b-dor .64 r. —.NoM. ♦ ►�.��r
I ?4.167y ' TChASO•S IdlNC.
o46r • =
RAt ANCL SHL ET
r�0VL.414L It 30. iy $I I
SEE ACCOUNTANT g S ClIMP I LA T I ON REPORT
ASSETS
CURk[-NT ASSETS
f .uiU
CASH - TOMASC• S
49346.54
11
CASH — MENOMCN I E
391.4 7
x:J 1.4
CASH — M APL E W001;
2.545.63
1030
CASH IN SAVINGS
15,2 33.71
i 0 %40
CASH UN . HAI4D
1 9 , 1 70 0 00
i S ii
INVENT O1:1LS
1 79
T ;L LU!�ntNT ASSETS
39.719.70
f-IXtD ASSETS
•��,
rWUl I— MA PLEWCCD
1 ?79S 31.96
LL SS—ALLUM UEPREC- -EQUIP
` L1
L L ASrHtIL I14PPOVE VAP LEW COV
592%019
?•a r.4
LL j4- - ALLUM €:LPRL- -LI
t 1766'14)
)AL F:IXLD ASSETS
a1.9`10087
Ur tot R AS �L: TS
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IN VL 11{L NT
129 SOCoOO
I U TAL AS SE TS
S 1 34.1.7C.51
SEE ACCOUNTANT g S ClIMP I LA T I ON REPORT
I 9�.
•
11679
TOMASO'S TNCs
BALANCE_ SiiL. Er
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N0VEM 3ER •3 > . 19(11
r
L IA11LITIES
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C LIABILITIES
4
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3 2 5 Q a
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10, 40G.00 :.
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2.b2 E15 �
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:.
4f*234•47
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? 1.0.E .
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ALCRUL D PAYMILL TAXES
83 75
TGI CURREN LIAdILITICS
s 76,90
r
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFE'T'Y — OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE
February 2, 1982
Department of P u b l i c Safety
State of Minnesota
Liquor Control Division
480 Cedar Street
St Paul, Minnesota 55101
Gentlemen:
It would be greatly appreciated if you would check your records for the
following names:
Thomas Joseph Cory
DOB 2 -7 -44
4376 Vivian Avenue
Shoreview, MN 55112
Jack Dav - d Maxwell
DOB 3 -8 -27
3205 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Very truly yours,
R. W. Schaller, Chief of Police
Maplewood Police Department
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cc Liquor File♦
City Clerk
82- 001077
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I)I:PARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE
February 2, 1982
Rams County Sheriff's Off
3401 North Rice Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55112
Gentlemen:
It would be greatly appreciated if you would check your records for the
fol lowing names:
Thomas Joseph Cory
DOB 2r -7 -44
4376 Vivian Avenue
Shoreview, MN 55112
Jack David Maxwell
DOB 3 -8 -27
3205 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Very truly yours,
R. W. Schaller, Chief of Police
Maplewood Police Department
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City Clerk
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NOMMONNOMMOM
February 2, 1982
Chief Donald Hi ckerson
St. Anthony Police Department
3301 Silver Lake Road NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Dear Chief Hi ckerson :
It would be greatly appreciated if you would check our records for y o the
following names :
Thomas Joseph Cory
DOB 2 -7 -44
4376 Vivian Avenue
Shoreview, MN 55112
Jack David Maxwell
DOB 3 - 8 - 27
3205 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Very truly yours,
R. W. Schaller, Chief of Police
Maplewood Police Department
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City Clerk
82- 401017
1. TIME PHONED R.C.
IF OFFENSE CLASS CHANGED, EXPLAIN WHY.
IF MULTIPLE CLEAR UP LIST ALL ORIGINAL C.N.
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CITY OF MAPLEWOOD
SUPPLEMENTARY POLICE DEPARTMENT
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8. OFFENSE CHANGED TO
9. OFFENSE RECLASSIFIED
10. TIME AND DATE OF THIS REPORT
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12. ADDITIONAL PROPERTY TAKEN IN ORIGINAL OFFENSE
VALUE
14. DESCRIBE ARTICLES RECOVERED
RECORDS ❑ CRIME LAB LOCKER ❑
15. VALUE
DISPOSITION
CRIME LAB ❑ PROPERTY ROOM ❑
16. NARRATIVE: SHOW CASE DEVELOPMENTS SINCE LAST REPORT. DESCRIBE PROPERTY RECOVERED AND VALUE. GIVE NAMES AND ARREST NUMBERS OF PERSONS ARRESTED.
IF OFFENSE CLASS CHANGED, EXPLAIN WHY.
IF MULTIPLE CLEAR UP LIST ALL ORIGINAL C.N.
IF ARREST ARREST NUMBER LAST NAME
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19. REPORTING OFFICER
BADGE REPORTING OFFICER BADGE ITYPIST
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TO:
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SUBJECT:
DATE.
City Manager .Action by Co
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Publ i c Works Coordi nator Eno�
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Award of Bids -LU,
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February 10, 1982
Bids were received at 10:00 a .m. on February 9, 1982 for the furnishing
and delive of one front - mounted .rotary mower with snow -blower attach
ment, winter cab, roll-over protection system, and trailer. A tabulation
of those bids is attached.
The lowest responsible bidder, Langu 1 a Hardware of St. Paul, proposes to
furnish a 72" Toro Groundsmaster with the specified assessori es. This
equipment meets specifications; the .City has had good experience with this
equipment, and currently owns one mower of the same make and model.
It is therefore recommended that the bid of Langula Hardware in the amount
of $12, 189.50 pl trade-in be approved.
MEMORA14DUM
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TABULATION OF BIDS
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a special meeting of the o f f i c i a l s
designated for bid opening by the City Council of Maplewood was convened at
10:00 A.M., C . S . T . , Tuesday, February 9, 1982. The purpose of this meeting
was to receive, open and publicly read aloud bids for one (1) front - mounted
rotary mower.
Present were: William C. Cass and Joseph Prettner
Following the reading of the notice of advertisement for bids, the following
bids were opened and read:
Pursuant to prior instruction of the Council, the City Clerk referred the bids
received to the Director of Public Works instructing him to tabulate same and
report with his recommendation at the regular City Council Meeting of Febru-
ary 18, 19820
Meeting adjourned at 10:10 A.M.
Trade -In
Bidder
Base Bild
Allowance
Net Bid
Langula Hardware
$13,789.50
$1,600.00
$12,189.50
Minnesota Toro, Inc.
$15,148.00
$1,500.00
$13,648.00
All bids were accompanied
by a bond or a certified
check in the
amount of 5%
of the bid.
Pursuant to prior instruction of the Council, the City Clerk referred the bids
received to the Director of Public Works instructing him to tabulate same and
report with his recommendation at the regular City Council Meeting of Febru-
ary 18, 19820
Meeting adjourned at 10:10 A.M.
4
AWARD OF BIDS
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL"OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA,
that the bid of Langul a Hardware, Inc. in the amount of $12,189.50
is the lowest responsible bid for one (1) Front - Mounted Rotary Mower
and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to enter
into a contract with said bidder for and on behalf of the City.
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: Minimum Dwelling Floor Area
DATE: January 27, 1982
INTRODUCTION
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Action= by C
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On January 21, 1982, Council gave first reading to establish 765 square feet
as a minimum floor a q .
area requirement for tri -1 evel dwellings i ngs and rejected a
recommendation to reduce the existing minimum floor area requirements rements f
- _ q or
bi -1
evel , 1 1/2 story and two story dwellings,
i ngs .
Alternatives
1, Adopt 765 square feet as a minimum floor area for tri -level dwellings
9
and reduce existing minimums as proposed by Staff as follows (Ordinance
proposal A):
Total Floor
Dwe1 l i ng Type Foundation Size Area
B i - level and 1 1/2 story 672 sq . ft. 1008 s q . ft.
Two -story 528 sq . ft, 1056 sq . ft.
20 Adopt a 765 square foot minimum for tri - l eve l dwellings and reta •
�n the
other dnimums .his suggested by Council (Ordinance proposal B) :
Dwelling Type Foundation Si ze
Bi -level and 1 1/2 story 960 sq. ft.
Two -story 720 sq . ft,
n � w.�• ■w w w.�
Staff disagrees with the retention of the present minimum floor area standards
for bi - level , 1 1 /2- story, and two-story dwelli i n s . These minimums a
y 9 re
excessive in terms of:
1. _ the protection of the general welfare, health, and safety of the communit
2. the requirements of other metropolitan area communities -
3. floor plans available for two bedroom dwellings.
Retention of these standards would also perpetuate an inconsistency between
existing 720 square foot Gladstone 1 1/2 -story dwelling and the requirement
of 960 square feet for new 1 1/2-story dwellings,
` A second inconsistency would exist between •
t en a tr1 level minimum requirement
i
of 765 square feet n comparison with 960 square feet which would be required
for a bi - level. dwelling. �
• The tri -level minimum i s based upon the existing
dwelling at 2034 Phyl i s Court, for which a floor area variance was approved
by Council.
Recommendation
Give final reading to and adopt enclosed Ordi nance ro osal A. -
P p
Enclosures:
1. Ordinance Proposal A - Staff
2. Ordinance Proposal 8 - Council
3, January 14, 1982 Staff Report
.ORDINANCE PROPOSAL A
(Staff,
Planning Commission, and H.R.A. Recommendation)
ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 904 AND 916 OF
- THE MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO MINIMUM FLOOR
AREA REQUIREMENTS
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Section 904.010 (6) is amended to read as follows
(language to be deleted i s crossed out, 1 anguage to be added i s underlined) :
6. R88P4- S1 €- R €QU1R €P4 €a�' - -1�- every- dwe��gg- ae�se- aeeafte�
e�eEte d -the �e- sha��- be -at- feast- twee- � }vab�e- �eer�st- -Tae
eyeral l- f4rst- fleer- d}meps4eps -ef - apy- dwell4.pg- bedse- aere=
after - erected- shall- pet -be- less -4n- area- Ithae- the- fellew4Rg=
(6) Minimum Floor Area Requirements
a.
The floor area of any detached single dwel 1 i ng, here -
.after erected, shall not be less than the followi
1. a -ene -f 4eer ramb4er- type -heme
a one -story dwelli 950 square feet
2. a bi -1 evel or a one and one-half story d w e l l i n g :
968 1008 square, feet
3. a tri - level dwelling: 975 square feet
3. 4, a two -story dwelling: 728 1056 square feet
ne - 44vaPe- reeRi3- emeePt- the -k4 tehep sba41 -be- less -4e- area - than -98
square -feet.
b. Room size and number shall be consistent with Uniform Buildin
Code standards.
c Floor area for single dwellings shall be calculated as follows:
a. The floor area at or above with full ceilina heights
and =
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b. One half the floor area of habitable levels arti a ly below
g rade with full cei 1 i n hei ht or above-grade levels which
do not have full c e i l i n g _ height for the entire above- rade
_ I
level.
SECTION 2. Section 916.010 is amended to add the fol 1 owi ng new subsections
i
(20) Single - dwelling types are defined as follows:
a. One -story dwelling:'
wel 1 i ng: ' si . ngl a floor level; usually at grade
level.
b. One and one - ha 1 f. story dwelling: two floor 1 evel s ; one at
grade and one above grade, which does not have full cei 1 i ng
height for the entire above -grade level.
Co Two -story dwelling: two floor levels; one at grade and one
above grade, both with full ceiling height.
d. Tri -1 evel dwelling: three floor levels; usually one four
feet below grade, one at grade, and one four feet above
grade , all with full ceiling height.
e. Bi -1 evel dwelling: two floor levels; usually one four feet
below grade, one four feet above grade, both with full ceil-
ing height. May be on sloping lot with lower level partially
exposed.
(21) Floor area: The gross horizontal area of the floors of a building,
measured to the exterior side of the exterior walls. Floor area shall not
include garages, attics, or unheated spaces.
(22) Grade: as defined by the Uniform Building Code.
SECTION 3, This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage and publication.
Passed by the City Council of
x.
the City of Maplewood, this
day of 1982.
Mayor
Attest:
Cl - erk Ayes -
Nays -
ORDINANCE PROPOSAL B (Council Proposal)
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 904 AND 916 OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO MINIMUM FLOOR AREA RE-
_ QUIREMENTS
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPL EWOO D DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Section 904.010 (6) is amended to read as follows e flan ua
9 9
to be deleted is crossed out, laaguage to be added is •
underlined).
67-- R99M44ZE-REQUIREMENTS : - -1p -eye ry- dwe414p5- heuse- hereafter- ereeted
there three li'vable- reeds 7-- The- evera4l- f4rst-
f4eer- dImeRs4eFis- ef- apy- .dwell Ipg- house- hereafter- eFeeted -sha4I -pet
be- 4ess- 4R- area -than- the- fellew4RS:
6. Minimum Floor Area R qui rements
a. The floor area of any detached single dwelling, hereafter
erected, shall not be less than the fol 1 owi ng
1. a one- f4eer;- ramb4er- type -h8Rie,
a one -story dwelling 950 square feet
2. a bi -1 evel or a one and one-half story dwel ling: 960
square feet
3. a tri -1 evel dwelling: 765 square feet
.3. 4. a two -story dwelling: 720 square feet
me- 14 vable- reeifl;- exeept- the-k teheRT- shall- be- 4ess -4p- area - than -98
square -feet:
b. Room size and number shall be consistent with Uniform Bui 1 di n
Code standards
- c. Floor area for single dwellings shall be calculated as follows:
a. The floor area at rade for one -stor , bi -1 evel , 1 h-stor ,
and two -story dwellings, or.
b. At and above grade for tri -1 evel dwel 1 i n s
SECTION 2. Section 916.010 is amended to add the followin 9 new subsections:
(20) Single - dwelling types are defined as follows:
a. One -story dwel 1 i ng: si a floor level, usually at grade level,
R b. One and one -half story dwelling:, i n two floor •
y g levels, one at grade
and one above grade, which does not have full cei 1 i he.i ght for
the entire above -grade level.
c. Two -story dwelling: two floor levels; one at grade and one above
grade, both with full cef 1 i ng height. _
d. Tri -level dwelling: three floor levels; usually one four feet
below grade, one at grade, and one four ,feet above grade, all
wi th full ceiling height.
e. Bi -1 evel dwelling: two floor levels; usually one four feet
below grade, one four feet above grade, both with full ceiling
height. May be on sloping lot with lower level arti al l exposed,
P y P
(21) Fl oor area: The sum of the ross horizontal 1 a r
9 area of the floor of a
building, measured to the exterior side of the exterior w a l l s . Floor
area shall not include garages, attics, or unheated spaces.
(22) Grade: as defined by the Uniform Building Code.
SECTION 3.. This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage and publication.
Passed by the City Council of the
City of Maplewood, this
day of , 1982.
Mayor
Attest:
Clerk Ayes -
Nays -
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: Di rector of Community Development
SUBJECT: Detached Single-Dwelling Floor Area
DATE: January 14, 1982
INTRODUCTION
Request
1. Amend Section 904.010(6) of Code to reduce the minimum floor area
requirements for 12- story bi -1 evel , tri -1 evel and two-story dwelli
y
2. Amend Section 916.010 of Code to include definiti for fl area
calculations and commonly referred to sin l e -dwel
g ling types.
Problem
The present Code requirements for minimum floor area are excessive relative :
to.
1) the protection of the general welfare, health, and safety f '
2 the r y the community;
requirements of other metropolitan tan area communities; a nd 3} avai lable
.
floor plans for two - bedroom si ngl a -dwel 1 i ngs .
These conclusions were reached following a survey of other metropolitan area
communities, review of building code requirements, and review of commonly
available dwelling sizes offered by prominent metropolitan area builders (see
reference section).
The result i that some persons are being put in of having to overbuild
g d
relative to their needs, in order to build in Maplewood.
Proposed Floor Area Requirements
The following is an explanation of how Staff arrived at the following prop
ro ose d
minimum floor area requirements:
Total Habitable Floor Area
Tri -level dwelling
975 sq . ft.
Bi -level and 12 -story dwelling 1008 s q. ft.
Two -story dwelling 1056 s q ft.
10 The tri -level dwelling requirement is based upon the actual floor area of the
tri -level dwelling located at 2304 Phyllis Court. Council approved a floor
area variance on April pp
p 1 16 , 1981 to permit this
2. The bi -1 evel and two -story dwelling requirements a rements are '
q bseduponv�sitstoa
variety of existing dwellings. Scale drawings, as viewed from the street,
(Attachment A) were also prepared to assure that external appearances
be proportional, pP es wou 1 d
3. The 1� -story dwel 1 i ng minimum i s based upon the typi cal Gladstone
Neighborhood., 1 story- dwelling. It is similar in mass to a modest bi-
1 evel dwelling, but smaller than a modest two - story dwelling, as viewed
from the street.
Objectives of the Amendment
1. Allow a variety of floor plans for two- bedroom dwellings
- 2. Reduce the cost of housing
3. Assure that external appearances of new housing will be proportional with
existing housing
4. Assure adequate internal habitability
Past Actions
1. November 19, 1981: a) Counci gave first reading to reducing the minimum
floor area requirement for one -story single-dwellings from 1040 to 950
square feet; b) Action regarding the other single- dwelling residence types •
was tabled for further information.
2. December 16, 1981: Council gave final approval to a reduction in minimum
floor areas for one -story single-dwellings from 1040 to 950 square feet.
CONCLUSION
Issues
To establish or revise minimum floor area requi rements, various factors which
promote the public interest should be taken into account. Two such factors are:.
dwelling habitability and neighborhood character. Concerns commonly associated
with neighborhood character are property value and aesthetics.
Dwelling Habitability
At a minimum, each dwelling constructed should provide room sizes large enough to
meet basic human needs and discourage overcrowding. The Uniform Building Code
would serve this function in the absen of more restrictive zoning codes.
However, reliance only upon the building code would allow the construction of
dwellings which may not be proportional to existing dwellings.
Neighborhood Character
Property Value The preservation of neighborhood character is a principal reason
for the adoption of minimum floor area standards, in excess of building code
requirements. It has been commonly assumed that smaller dwellings, among larger
dwellings, could have the effect of depressing property val -ues.
Marlin Grant of Mary Anderson Homes, in his letter dated December 15, 1981
(attached), discounts this assumption. Secondly, a New Jersey Court, in 1981,
overturned .a minimum floor are requirement which was adopted on this premise.
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The decision stated that: "that the size of a house "per se" has no effect
upon neighborhood aesthetics nor upon the value of neighboring n p
are experts, g 9
M important here, rather, according to the were such factors as
topography, l size, landscaping, and the like" (see Zoni n and P1 anni n Law
enclosure), ��� �--- --
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Aesthetics: From an aesthetic or. architectural viewpoint, some may believe
that smaller homes among larger homes create an unattractive neighborhood. The
validity di ty of aesthetic - related opinions, because of their very nature can _ y o be
proved or disproved.
Although there does not appear to be any strong justification for standards
greater than those necessary to guarantee habitability, Staff contends that so
long as floor area requirements are flexible enough to respond to the size of
housing actual needed or wanted by present and future residents proportionality
onal i t
.- existing � P P Y
wit x sting dwellings.should be promoted.
Further, the maintenance of proportional external appearances is most easily
accomplished by continuing the present system of requiring different floor area
minimums according to the style of dwelling.
Alternatives
1. Reduce the minimum floor areas as proposed
2. Retain the current Code requirements and establish 765 square feet as the
minimum area for the levels at and above grade for tri -1 evel dwellings
3. Adopt the minimum floor area requirements set forth in the Uniform Building
Code. (If this alternative is chosen, Council should likewise reduce the
minimum for one- story, rambler style d w e l l i n g s . )
Recommendation (At least four votes required for approval)
Approval of the attached ordinance to reduce the minimum floor area requirements
for detached single-dwellings, other than a one -story d w e l l i n g , and to establish
definitions for single -dwei 1 i ng residence types.
REFERENCE INFORMATION
Existing Code
Section 904.010 (6) - Room Size Requirements - states that: "In ever dwelling
r y
house hereafter eafter erected, there shall be at least three livable rooms. The overall
first floor dimensions of any dwelling house hereafter erected shall not be less
in area than the following:
1. a one-floor, rambler -type home, 950 square feet
2. a one and one -half story dwelling, 960 square feet
3. a two -story dwelling, 720 square feet
no livable room, except the kitchen shall be less in area than 90 square feet."
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s
Other Agencies
State Building Code Requ i rements
in 1977, Richard Brooks , Assistant Director of the Minnesota" Code office,
determined that based on Building Code minimums, a two - bedroom house could
theoretically be constructed with as little as 493 square feet. A three - bedroom
dwelling could be built with as little as 563 square feet.
Using these same standards, but in conjunction with a convenient, livable floor
plan, the minimum square footage for a two- bedroom would be 624 square feet and
708 square feet for a three - bedroom dwelling. The source of these revised figures
is a report published by the Metropolitan Council entitled Modest -Cost Housing in
the Twin Cities Metropol itan Area, 1976
Model Residential Code Recomme
In 1976, a Model Planned Residential Development Code was y
prepared b a consultant
P
for the Metropolitan Council. Estimated minimum, adequate, and generous total
„y floor areas are recommended on the basis of family size. The following table
G illustrates the results:
f:
LIVING AREAS RECOMMENDED BY THE MODEL PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CODE
r
(Square Feet)
Minimum
ti
Size of Adequate Adequate Total Generous Tot 1
"s1
Household Total Floor Area Floor Area Floor Area
y
2 adults 475 558 592
2 adults + 650 715 775
1 child
2 adults, 785 805 885
2 children
2 adults, 940 1,040 1
3 children
Includes additional kitchen area, sleeping area, entertainment area, and
second bath.
Source: Developed from Model Planned Residential Development Code re ared for
P P
the Metropolitan Council by Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld, Inc., Project
Manager, Myers and Bennet Architects, Inc.; Ross, Hardies, O'Keffe,
Babcock and Parsons. December 1973.
Metropolitan Council Recommendation
The Metropolitan Council's position is that local land use regulations and
comprehensive plans should not specify minimum floor areas for single- family
dwellings. It is their position that the Uniform Building Code provides adequate
regulation.
101
a The Metropolitan Council gives weight to this recommedati on, by
ranki n
g
applications for recreation and transportation grant funds. Of 100 total ranking
9
points, two points are awarded to those communities who do not have minimum
floor area requirements,
1
Surve
Metro Area Communities
-Of the eleven communities surveyed, ten have minimum floor area standards which
are less restrictive than Ma.pl ewood' s . Three of the ten rely totally on the
Uniform Building Code minimums. Of the eleven communities, ten use the number
of bedrooms as a bas i s for mi ni mum f 1 oor area standards. North St. Paul , 1 i ke
Maplewood, uses building type (i. 1 -story or 2- story) as a basis for minimum
floor area requirements (refer to Attachment B),
Home Builders Survey
Several Metro area builders (Capp, Dynamic, Sussel and Wausau ) were contacted
regarding typical first floor area ranges for two and three - bedroom, one -story
bi -1 evel , and tri -level , and two -story structures. (Refer to Attachment C for
results).
Enclosures
Relative Mass Diagram
Survey of Metro Area Communities
Survey of Metro Area Builders
Letter from Marlin Grant
Definition of Residences
HRA Recommendations
HRC Recommendations
Excerpt from Zoning and Planning Law 1981
Resolution
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ATTACHMENT A
RELATIVE MASS,
1 -STORY
950 Square feet
24'feet x 39.6 feet
BI - LEVEL
672 sq. ft.
336 sq, ft.
1008 Square Feet
24 feet x28feet.
Present
Requirement
I
At Present 960 sq. ft.
(First Floor)
Grade
TRI - LEVEL
416 sq, ft.
No
Requirement,
351 sq. f t . __ ounow .....r......
208 sq, ft..
Grade
975 Square Feet
26 feet x 30 feet
2 - STORY
528 sq. ft.
528 sq. ft.
1056 Square Feet
22 feet x24 feet
At Present
.720 sq. ft.
I Floor)
ATTACHMENT B
SURVEY OF METRO AREA COMMUNITIES
MINIMUM FLOOR AREA RE CCU I REMENTS
(Single Family. Detached Dwellings)
MARCH 1981
1. Brooklyn Center
`
- JJni form Building Code
2: Brooklyn Park
2 bedroom
3 bedroom
768 square feet foundation '
n ton size
4 bedroom
960 square feet " 11
1160 square feet
3. Moundsview
1050 square feet for al -
1 single a fame ly dwellings
4. New Brighton
- Uniform Building
Code
50. Richfield
- 'Uniform Bui 1 di ng
Code
5. Robbi nsdal a (Measured from interior of stru suture)
1 bedroom
720 square feet
2 bedroom
_
820 square feet
3 bedroom
920 square feet
4 bedroom
1050 square feet
7. White Bear Lake
.Lot Size
Floor Area
150 feet wide x 150
100 feet wide x 120
deep 1200 square
- q re feet
deep 1200
80 feet wide x 11 0
square feet
q
deep 800 square feet
60 feet wide x 110
deep 800 square feet
8. Woodbury
7 OQ4 square feet of
_
habitable e s uare
q feet, less below grade levels
9. Coon Rapids
240 square feet in
an R -1 zone (minimum lot area
ea of 15, 000 square feet).
960 square feet in an
R -2 zone (minimum lot area of 10,800 square feet),
100 Oakdale
dot Size
10,000 square feet
15, 1 000 square feet
110 - North St, Paul
One Story
1
112 story
Bi and Tri -level
2 story
Floor . Area
2 bedroom
960
square
feet
3 bedroom
10 00
square
fee t
2 bedroom
1000
square
feet '
3 bedroom
1040
square
feet -
1 and 2 bedroom 900 square feet
t
3 bedroom 1040 square feet
4 q
bedroom 1200 square feet
800 square feet first floor
400 square feet second floor
same as one story
700 square feet each floor
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ATTACHMENT C
1 FLOOR AREA SURVEY - METRO AREA BUILDERS
�I .s
ei
CAPP HOMES
v
I story
1100 -1200 squar fee -
. 6i -1 evel
905
and up square feet
Tri - Level
1000 and up square feet _
Two Story
750
square feet
DYNAMIC
1 story
960
- 1040 square re f e
q et
Bi -Level
864
and up square feet _
Two Story
725
and up square feet
SUSSEL
1 story
2 bedroom
816
7 952 square feet
3 bedroom
_ 988
- 1600 square feet
Bi -level
2 bedroom
894
- 1100 square feet
3 bedroom
1003—
- 1312 square feet
Tri -'l eveel
1003
- 1312 square feet
two story
760
- 880 square feet
WAUSAU HOMES
1 story 900 - 920 a
Bi -level 850 a
(a) a trend toward i f codes wi 11 P ermi t
Square foot areas calculated as follows:
1 story 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Foundation size
Bi -level 0000... 00, main floor p lus entry
.
� y
Tri -1 eip) . 0 0 0 0 _ . . . . . ,
on -grade and above grade 9 g e
two - stony 0 0 0 00 . 0 0 0 foundation size
:_
M.h. A 1 rd.
nderson
BETTER HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING
December 15 , 1981
MARVIN N. ANDERSON
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
8909 LYNOALE AVENUE SOUTH -
MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA 55420
Mayor,John
Greavu,
City
Council Members,
City
Planning Staff
City
of Maplewood
1380
Frost Avenue
Maplewood,
Minnesota 55109
TELEPHONE eel -2661
Dear Mayor Greavu, Council Members and Planning Staff Members:
I have been reading with interest the discussions you have been holding
pertaining to the reduction in the housing square footage requirements
within the City of Maplewood.
First, let me compliment you for discussing this issue at a time
when cost reductions in housing should and must be achieved. I
highly encourage you to continue your discussions and to make sub-
stantial changes in reducing this requirement. I would like to give
you some of our Company's experiences in this area,
We have been building a goodly number of homes within the City of
Minneapolis and Saint Paul in square footages ranging down to 760
square feet for a two bedroom rambler and down to 864 square feet
for a three bedroom rambler. We currently have a number of them
under construction, some of which are in very nice neighborhoods
where homes are considerably larger than the new homes under con -
struction. We have found that there is a great need for such homes
and a very strong market,
A#
One important item to keep in mind is that just because a home is
smaller does not mean that it cannot be stylish or impressive and
expensive looking. I am enclosing some exterior photos of some
of these actual homes that we have constructed recently and have
listed the addresses on the back of the pictures in case you would
l -ike to actually view them. I am hopeful that these will be of in-
terest and help to you in your deliberations . I also have most of
these homes on slides and would be happy to show them to you at your
convenience, if this would be of help and interest to-
)IL ^ee
Mayor John Greavu,
City Council Members
City Planning Staff
Page 2
December 15, 1981
I should state that our Company is currently not building any
homes smaller than approximately 1200 square feet nor do we have
any immediate plans for doing so on property we currently own
w'thin the City of Maplewood.0 However , I am certainly aware of the
need and feel that such housing should be allowable to be constructed
by . those that prefer to do so and have the property on which to
construct such homes. Such a change certainly does not mean that
each of us as. builders are going to change the size of our homes in
our own current subdivisions, but it does allow us to have more
flexibility in planning future subdivisions*
I f I can be of any help to you in this area, please feel free to
contact me.
Sincerely,
MARVIN H. ANDERSON CONST 'CTI ON COMPANY
Marlin D. Grant
President
MDG:pl
Enclosures
ATTACHMENT = D
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Types of Residences -
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A. 1 story residence single floor level usually at
grade level. _
B. 1 -1/2 story residence -- two floor levels; one at
grade, one above grade which does not have full ceil-
ing height for entire above -grade level.
C. 2 story residence two floor levels; one at g rade,
one above grade, both with full ceiling height.
D. 3 story residence three floor levels: one at grade,
two above grade, all with full ceiling height.
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•
E. Tri -level residence —three floor levels; usually one
four feet below grade, one" at grade, and one four feet _
above grade, all with full ceiling height. _
' F. Bi -level residence --- two floor levels; usually o
e
s four feet below grade, one four feet above grade,
both with full ceiling height. May be on sloping lot
with lower level partially exposed.
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MEMORANDUM
T0: City Manager
FROM:. Housing and Redevelopment Au Y
Authority
SUBJECT. Zoning ode Amend _
9 ent - M mum F1 oor Area
DATE: August 20, 1981
Dn June 9, 1981, the HRA made the following
owing recommendations:
1. Commi Morris motion •
motioned and Commis i oner Bryant seconded t
establish the Uniform Building Code as °
-. ] e -fam' , s the m� n�mum floor area for
single-famil i ly detached dwellings.
Motion carried 3 to 1 Commis opposing),
( s i oner Juker
2. Commiss Morri motione and Commissioner Fischer seconded
the -event the Pl anning Commission , � that � n
or City Council considers the Uniform
Building Code's floor area requiremen remen
feet q is t0 be too low, that 800 s uare
should
be established as a minimum floor
detached area for all styles of
single-family y dwellings.
.Motion "carried 3 to 1 (Commissioner Ju
ker opposing ),
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MaMORANDUM
August 17, 1981
T° ' City Manag
From h11aplewood Human Relations Commission
Re. Zoning Code
Amendment - Min imam Floor Area
At i ts regular meeting on August 4, 1981 the Human Relations
sewed the staff
area standards for sin Pr ° p °Jas relative to i -
gle -f a�nilY dt;ellin s nimum floor
9
Following deliberation
following ion and presentations on •
9 ctions were taken: this subject, the
Motion was moved b y Cow -nissioner Bryant s
by Commi ssione r seconded
Fischer, to establish ed
- h the Uniform
Building Code as a standard for the mini um f
area of Single family detac d loot
ewellings.
(Motion carr ied unanim
ously)
Motion was moved b Co t
y m._n, i s i 0 n er Bryant, seconded
b y Commissioner Fischer
Commission or that in the event the P
City Council consider aldin
Code _floor area re uir r the Uniform Buildin
square feet g events to be too low 9
should be established , that 800
single famiarea for all styles of as a minimum floor
ed unanin
(Motion carried detach dwellings,
_ ou sly) ly detach
MHRC /pw
CITY OF
L /OOD
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in at a rate of 133 units per year, and appointing a special
master to oversee the execution of the or er p
In m LlTll ci al actions and sitting In on public and private
} " g p g
Open housing advocates have a -
: '-�•� ~� � -
mee applauded the rul
and the remedy h op in g that they will strengthen the
T Dep artments hand in similar suits pre sently p
end
_ • _x :ate. :��_.. ��x„_:. k..�a���;,:`
Michigan; Yonkers •
ing against such cities as Birmingham, g ,
1. I . •
' 1 and Dunkirk, New York, and Glastonbury and Manchester,
�* Connecticut. Such a result, of course, also depends upon
whether the Department of justice will continue to pursue
. w= .� a.. M> - _ • . these suits under the Reagan administration.
r. Reg Housin Needs
2.02. wry g .
[1] Minimum Floor Area Re Invalidated b
New Jersey High Court
-
} '' Overruling a 27 -year -old precedent, the Supreme Court
held that zoning -
of New Jersey has g ordinances which re
� residential dwellings, irre-
- � um floor areas for g
- 4 quire
` it ��.i.` 7�ir•..M1y; y� - � K •
t spective of the number of occupants or other relevant
•', -..` _ �� - -r hat floor area
variables, are invalid. The court reasoned t
�r f Y,yY
Ax
- A requirements unrelated to occupancy not only fail to a
vance any valid police power purposes but, to the contrary,
tend to subvert the general welfare by promoting economic
'
segregation through the artificial boosting of local housing
costs. Home Builders League of S. Jersey v. Townsh s p o
r .: Berlin, 81 N.J. 127, 405 A.2d 381 (1979).
Ina 1952 decision, Lionshead Lake, Inc. v. Township of
Wayne, 10 N.J.
165,89 A.2d 693 (1952), app d ism issed, 344
s "I' •
9 3 the New Jersey Su U.S. 919 (1 5 )� reme Court had upheld P
> • f . 'L a m unici ali -wide minimum living space requirement on
p
ounds that it promoted public health by preventing over-
gr
y .. y .. y crowding, that it protected property values, and that it pre -
d the character of the community. The present deci-
serve
;s. 'on however, comes after the development of New Jersey's
r f
judicial P olicy against exclusionary zoning, as exemplified by
Coun NAACP v. Towns
o ML
Southern ty f
N
4'
i
: •• _ ;$., a •y.. ..,,, �.�, •,\ �b _ + ,` �. _ .. ..
Pik ':A"" : S '.':♦' - A,is:.. .
-
. .. . . ... , • . A:' , yt • . •, -. 'A,; • . „..'HMV' .Y' p i4%,'/ 's . •+-. , !lsj, \M 7.. k .:A
v
\
w, J
,pay l
Housing and Regl
'oval Concerns / � 2.42[1]
'
.i
2d 713 dismissed, 423 U.S.
Laurel, 67 N.J. 151, 33 6 A. a p p .
• 808 1975 and re- evaluates these factors in a different light.
As to the prevention of overcrowding, the Home Builders = zrt T
at this p ublic purp ose--concededly - �
League opinion finds that p _
one--is advanced only if min um floor areas are set
Y
a valid o
' as "a ratio between the space and inhab itants. Here, they:
• from 750 to
i
prescribed um floor areas, which ranged o T
p y - s quare feet, feet d upon zone and building type
1600 sq p g p
but not depending upon number of occupants, were found
• to be both overinclusive and underinclusive. Thus, these
' far exceeded the 150 s feet um recom •"
a q -
b the American Public Health Association and Y
mended .a
l
1 p erson living alone but at the same time, -
HUD for a sing p g �
' did nothing o p revent potential overcrowding in situations
g P P A
• numerous people livi t The court here _
involving p p g g
� d d
• regulation of mum lot size which, _
. also distinguished regal i - � A
t
although eq ually subject to being used for exclusionary pur-
Sr
demonstrably advances the p ub-
• poses, nevertheless at least de y p f -
li ht air and open space. 405:
lic interest ii securing g p P _ �:-
390..
� values and prese rving
As to protecting propert P g the char
/• '! •fin. -i'�
acter of the community, the court in Home Builders League r-
reasoned, with citations to expert testimony below and to
t
authorities that the size of a house per se has no
.
sc holarly
x
• �` the value of
effect upon neighborhood aesthetics nor upon _ M
ac- 9 Y
neighboring properties. Mo re importa here rather, -*
cording to the experts, were such factors as topography, lot
size landscap and the like. Id. at 391. =
P g
having thus found that the ordinance's mini-
The court
floor area req uirements were rationally related nei --
mum q
ther to the prevention of overcrowding nor to the
p reservation of nei ghborhood character, concluded that -the
ordinance was "directed solely towared economic segrega
tion -
" an was therefore invalid. Id. at 392 - 93. Hence, the ~� _
ordinance here was found to fall within, the proscription }:
ordui
et forth at the outset: "If the Township's t 4
which the court s _
sole se in setting u the Ynuuma was to provide for • _ .;
� purpo g P _
ore costly residences so as to exclude lower or moderate
m y � -
1 ~ � • .G :. �Vk
31 _ .-
- wG
_ ^
•.
-e4 ,, ,�[ .' '�71 wiR ' `- `- "��".'v ', y\ ,,a, .... I"^,�rd�,T".,` . - a'^ +c :.�.— '-
+ t
w
r + .,. `' •r .iC. cam} .r'.. Yr r -.
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K,,► ;, .,.x :r g and_Planning La
> .
income persons, we would strike down this direct form of
We have acknowledg
economic segregation.... that zon-
: -^ — "•. —'"� .- +c•r sit .. �+ _.;' • �
ng restrictons an l i ons may have some economic
i
.,* ti, ,,••, s .
aK-g effect �n elevating the cost of a h '
g Ouse, but nothing m the
Municipal Land Use Law sanctions such cono '
p grega-
��-- :r..... a m1c se
,..._ w tion in and of itself as a proper zoning goal." Id.
Y ; r . ; .w � P P g g at 389.
---� - Finally, it should be not
that
throughout the op
inion
g
.y
"r w- the court emphasized its view that '
x. .., P min floor area re
uirements where based on •
� . q occu pa ncy, remain valid as a
#1 .w� means of zoning control. This is sig nificant, given th
. � � � e fact
that, m other cases invalidati zon • ' . ,
T g provisions as uncon .
r stitutional, the same court has recommended space per
• Y.:d occupant regulations as an alternative means of control.
. , See e ., Kirsch Holding n Co, v. Borough
g g of Manasquan 59
N.J. 241, 281 -A.2d 513 (1971) (invalidating municip rohi-
iA
• ' .s a
bition of group rentals
..,,, w. -..i,. •ra. Yap. A .,,'� iS ati..
K i gr p at summer resort); State u. Baker 81
• ` _ �� { ; • N.J. 99, 495 A.2d 368 (1979) zoning limitin
single family residency to persons related legally or o
tally)•
..2 California Legislation Clarifies Growth
;r anagement Issue -
A recen 'tem from California shows the contin '
; .
ull'1
g re-
sponsiveness that state's legislature to issues of land use
management. l9 .
g Cal. St ,, ch. 947, requires cities and -
counties in the adop of zoning ordinances, to consider
the effect therefro '
Y L n g�onal housing needs and to bal -
ante those regio needs a 'nst local needs an cap ac i ty.
- .
Specifically
ere annual num cal limits on new housing
units are ablished by zoning or ante, the ordinance is
re '
s giur to contain findings as to th elements of public
we a to be romoted thereby. whit '
P y . h usury the conse
d
went reduction of housing o ortunities i the •
g PP region. ..
F. Code Amendment- Mi nimum Floor Areas
y Associate Planner Johnson said Staff is recommending to amend the Code
to establish less restrictive minimum floor area requirements for detached
single - fami dwel 1 i ngs r and to also include definitions for floor area.
Commissioner Fischer moved the Planning Commission recommend that Council
establish the Uniform Building Code as the minimum floor area for single
fami detached homes*
_ The Cori ni ssion discussed the dwelling size that would be permi tted
-
according t t Un ' f
g o he � orm Building Code,
Motion failed for lack of second
Commissioner Fischer moved the Planning Commission recommend to the
Council a revision to the Code to_ allow an 800 square foot minimum floor
area for single - fami detached dwellings,
Commissioner S1 etten seconded
Ayes - 2 (Commissioners Fischer & Sletten)
Nays - 6
Motion fails
Commissioner Prew moved the Planning Commission recommend to the Ci t
Council amending Section 904-010 6 as fo.l l ows :
(6) Minimum Floor Area Requirements
a. The floor area of any detached single fami dwelling, here-
after erected, shall not be less than the following:
1. A one -story dwelling: 864 square feet
2. A tri -level dwelling: 975 square feet
3. ' Bi -level and 1 1/2-story dwellings: 1008 square feet
4. A two -story dwelling: 1056 square feet.
b. Room size and number shall be consistent with the Uniform
Building Code standards.
Al -ame Section 91 tQ include the fo l o i n new subsection
(20)Single-fami detached residence types are defined as follows:
-a. One -story residence - single floor level, usually at grade level.
b . One and one -half story residence - two floor levels; one at
grade and one above grade, which does not have full ceiling
height for the entire above -grade level,
c. Two -story residence - two floor l evels; one at grade and one
above grade, both with full ceiling height.
.I
d. Three -story residence - three floor 1e •
vels , one at grade and
two above grade, all with full ceiling i n height,
9 g
e. Tri -level residence - three floor •
levels , usually one four
feet below grade, one at t and one four feet ee - above grade,
all with full ce "ling height,
f. Bi -level residence - two
o floor levels; s, usual 1 one .f
.below grade, one four feet -ab Y, our feet
height, May ove grade, both with .full ceiling
9 y beonslop�ngloow
_
exposed, twithl lower level 1 parts al ly
(21)Floor area f •
or single-fami ngl a -fame ly detached dwel t i n
as follows: gs shall be calculated
. a. The total floor area of habitable levels at or above rad -
have full ceiling height g e which
b. One -half the floor area of habitable levels partial 1
grade with full ceiling height Y be low
.
(22)Habitable floor
or ared as defined by the Uniform Building Code.
(23)Grade - as defined b -
_ y the Uniform B u i ld i ng Code.
Commissioner Pe l l i sh seconded
Commissioner Fischer '
. ........... lft� moved an amendment to char a the m'
s ua re fee t for a one -s to r awe 1 i n n� rum
to 800 s uare feet.
COMEni ssi oner He •n
J Y seconded - Ayes 5
Nays . 3 (Commissioners Whitcomb, h i tcomb,
11 i sh , Ki s he 1)
Voting on the motion as amended: mended. Ayes - 7
Nays - 1 (COmnlissioner Fischer)
MEMORANDUM
TO Mayor and City Council
FROM Barry R. Evans, City Manager
RE Amendment to Rules of Procedure
DATE February 11, 1982
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SECTION 10
(a) Technical
(c) Add :
No ordinance. shall be 2iven its first public reading when
introduced under "COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS ". Any ordinance
introduced under that order of business shall be placed
under "NEW BUSINESS" at the next regular meeti nq of the
Council
RULES OF PROCEDURE
Section 1
MEETINGS
Regular The City Council shall hold regular meetings on the First and Third
Thursdays of each month at 7: 00 P. M. , provided that when the day f ixed f or
any regular meeting falls on a day designated by law as a legal holiday, such
meeting shall be held at the same hour on the next succeeding Thursday not a
holiday.
Special The Mayor or any two members of the Council by writing filed with the
City Clerk at least twenty -four hours before such meeting may call a special
meeting. Notice of such meeting shall state the purpose or purposes thereof
and shall be personally delivered to each member or be left at the members
usual place of residence with a person of suitable age and discretion then
residing therein, or written notice thereof shall be left in a conspicuous
place at the residence if no such person can be found there. The notice
shall be delivered twelve hours before the meeting time. Except for trivial
matter, business transacted at a special meeting shall be limited to that
mentioned in the call. Emergency meetings may be called at any time pro-
viding all members of the Council sign waivers of notice to such meeting
and said waivers shall be filed with the City Clerk.
Place: All meetings shall be held in the Council Chambers of the Maplewood
Municipal Building unless there is a published notice designating another
location.
Presiding Officers The Mayor shall" preside at all meetings of the Council. In
the absence of the Mayor the Acting Mayor shall preside. In the absence of
both, the Councilmen shall elect one of their number as temporary chairman.
Q uorum: Three members o
f the Council shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of
the Council, but a smaller number may adjourn from time to time.
Order of Business: At t pp he hour appointed for meeting, the members shall be called
.
to order by the Mayor, or in his absence by the Acting Mayor, or in the
absence of both by the Clerk. The Clerk shall call the roll, note the absentees
and announce whether a quorum is present. In the absence of the Clerk, the
Mayor shall appoint a secretary protein. Upon the appearance of the quorum the
Council shall P roceed to business which shall be conducted in the following
order:
A. Call to Order
B. Roll Call
C. Approval of Minutes
D. Approval of Agenda
E. Consent Agenda
F. Public Hearings
G. Awarding of Bids
H. Unfinished Business =
I. Visitor Presentations
J. New Business.
K. Council Presentations
L. Administrative Presentations
M. Adjournment
Curfew: No additional agenda item will be discussed after 10:30 P.M. No 'discussion
will continue past 11:00. P.M. Meetings adjourned under this olic will be
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continued to the next Thursday at 7 :00 P.M. The continued meeting will start
at the point on the agenda where the adjournment occurred. No new items will
be added to the continued meeting agenda.
First Regular At the first regular Council meeting in January of each year, the
Council shall (1) designate the official newspaper, (2) choose an Acting Mayor
from the membership of the Council who shall perform the duties of the Mayor
during the disability or absence of the Mayor, and (3) review the Rules of
Procedure of the City Council and make any necessary changes if such changes
are desired.
Section 2
AGENDA FOR REGULAR MEETING
(1) All matters to be submitted to the Council shall be filed not later than 12 :00
Noon on the Friday prior to the Thursday Council meeting at which consideration
is desired, and shall be delivered to the City Manager, or in his absence the
City Clerk. In unusual circumstances and when the matter does not require in-
vestigation, an item may be accepted after the deadline upon the approval of
the City Manager.
(2) Except for trivial matters, no item or business shall be considered for action
by the Council which does not appear on the agenda for the meeting, except that
an item or urgent business which requires immediate action and is so determined
by a majority of the Council may be considered by the Council whether or not
there is a full membership present. The Council will hear all reasonable citi-
zen petitions, requests and statements however, such items which do not specifi-
cally appear on the agenda shall be deferred to a future meeting for more care-
ful consideration and study if Council action, other than filing., is required
or requested.
The Mayor and each Councilman shall be provided with a copy of the agenda,
minutes of the previous meeting, and any other reports and information pertinent
to the agenda at least seventy -two hours prior to each regular Council meeting.
No matter may be submitted for Council action by any administrative official,
department head, or employee unless it has f irst.been presented to the City
Manager for inclusion on the agenda.
Section 3.
MINUTES:
(a) The City Clerk shall keep a record of all Council meetings.
(b) Unless a reading of the minutes of a Council meeting is requested by a member
of the Council, such minutes may be approved without reading_if each member
has previously been provided with a copy.
(c) The Council may, by motion carried by majority vote amend the minutes. Such
amending motion shall become a part of the minutes of the subsequent meeting.
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f Section 4.
DUTIES OF THE PRESIDING OFFICER
The presiding officer shall preserve strict order and decorum at all meetings of
the Council. He shall state every question coming before the Council, announce
the decision of the Council on all subjects, and decide all questions or order,
subject, however, to an appeal to the Council in which event a majority vote of
the Council shall govern and conclusively determine such questions or order. He.
may vote on all questions and on a roll call vote determine the order in which
votes are cast.
Section 5
RULES OF DEBATE
(a) The Mayor or other Presiding Officer may move, second and debate from the chair,
subject only to such limitations of debate as are by the rules imposed on all
members and shall not be deprived of any of the rights and privileges of a
Councilman by reason of his acting as the Presiding Officer.
(b) Every member desiring to speak shall address the chair, and upon recognition
by the Presiding Officer shall . confine himself to the question under debate
avoiding all personalities and indecorous language.
(c) A member, once recognized, shall not be interrupted when speaking unless it
be to call him to order or to vote on a motion to close a debate, or as herein
otherwise provided. If a member, while speaking, be called to order, he shall
cease speaking until the question of order is determined and if in order, he
shall be permitted to proceed. '
(d) A motion to reconsider any action taken by the Council must be made at meeting
at which such action was taken or at the next regular meeting of the Council
and must be made by a member of the Council who voted with the prevailing side,
provided that if such motion to reconsider is passed, then the parties entitled
to notice on the original action shall be notified, and the reconsideration of
the action shall be taken at the next regular meeting following passage of the
motion to reconsider.
(e) A Councilman may request, through the Presiding Officer, the privilege of having
an abstract of his statement on any subject under consideration by the Council,
or the reason for his dissent from or support of any action of the Council,
entered in the minutes. Such a request may be made at the time of said action
or consideration or at the time of the adoption of said minutes. Unless the
Council, by motion, objects, such statements shall be entered in the minutes.
(f) The Clerk shall enter in the minutes a synopsis of the discussion on any question
coming in proper order before the Council.
Section b
A DDRESSING THE COUNCIL
Any person desiring to address the Council shall first secure the permission of the
Presiding Officer .
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,1 Each person addressing the Council shall give his name and address in an audible
tone for the records, and unless further time is granted by the Presiding Of ficer,
shall limit his address to five minutes, except at a public hearing when the
limit shall be ten minutes. All remarks should be addressed to the Council as
a body and not to any member. No person other than the Council and the person
havin g the floor,.shall be permitted.to enter into any discussion, either directly
or through a member of the Council, without the permission of the Presiding
Officer. No question shall be asked a Councilman or any member of the Adminis-
trative Staff except through the Presiding Officer.
Section 7.
GENERAL RULES OF ORDER:
Robert's Rules of Order and Robert's Parliamentary Law shall be accepted as an
authority on parliamentary practice on matters not specifically covered and in
case of a conflict these rules shall govern.
Section 8.
VOTING:
Unless a member of the Council states that he is not voting, his silence shall
be recorded as an affirmative vote.
Section 9
DECORUM AND ITS ENFORCEMENT:
The Council members while the Council is in session, must preserve order and
rum and a member shall neither, by conversation or otherwise, delay or inter -
deco
rupt the proceedings or the peace of the Council, nor disturb any member while
speaking eakin or refuse to obey the orders of the Council or its Presiding officer,
except as otherwise herein provided.
Section 10
ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, MOTIONS AND REPORTS:
(a) Ordinances, resolutions , and other matters or subjects requiring action by the Council shall be introduced and sponsored by a member of the Council
City g
except that
the Manager or Attorney may present ordinances, resolutions
and other matters or subjects to the Council.
(b) Every ordinance and resolution shall be presented in writing and read in
full at a Council meetin • provided, however, that the reading of an ordinance
or resolution P
ion may be dispensed with by unanimous consent. Upon the vote on
ordinances, resolutions and motions, the ayes and nayes shall be recorded
declared unanimous. Upon the request unless the vote is decl of any member of the
Council the vote shall be by roll call of all member s of the Council as
provided under DUTIES OF THE PRESIDING OFFICER in this resolution*
majority vote of all members of the Council shall be required for the passage
of all ordinances, motions and resolutions except as otherwise provided by law.
n emergency ordinances shall have two public readings
(c) Every ordinance other tha g Y
as rovided in Subsection (b) of this Section, and at
least fourteen days shall
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elapse between the first reading or waiver thereof and the second reading or
� waiver thereof .
(d) An emergency ordinance is an ordinance necessary for the immediate preservat-
ion of the public peace, health, morals, safety or welfare in which the
emergency is defined and declared, passed by a vote of at least four members
of the Council, as recorded by ayes and nayes. No prosecution shall be based
upon the provisions of any emergency ordinance until the same has been filed
with the City Clerk and posted in three conspicuous places in the City and
twenty -four hours after such filing and posting shall have elapsed or until
the ordinance has been published, unless the person, persons, firms or corpor-
ations charged with violations thereof shall have had notice of the passage
thereof prior to the act or omission complained of.
(e) All ordinances and resolutions shall be filed with the Clerk and made a part
of the minutes. Reports, petitions and correspondence shall be filed with the
Clerk and made a part of the minutes by reference.
Section 11
CONDUCT OF CITY EMPLOYEES
(a) The City Manager may take part in the discussions of the City Council and may
recommend to the Council such measures as he may deem necessary for. the welfare
of the people and efficient administration of the affairs of the City. He
shall have all the powers and duties prescribed by Minnesota Statutes
in regard thereto, however, it is recognized that the City Council is the
policy making body for the City and the City Manager shall confine his discus -
sions at Council meetings to statements of fact, recommendations based on his
knowledge and experience and explanations of the reasons for the same, and any
matters pertaining to administration.
(b) The City Attorney may not take part in the discussions of the City Council
except to answer questions directed to him, comment on matters involving legal
posers or procedures of the City, and to present factual material to the
Council.
(c) No City Employee, other than the City Manager or Attorney, shall enter into
discussions of the City Council except to answer questions directed to such
employee, or to present factual information.
(d) The above regulations of City employees shall not be construed to limit the
appearance before the City Council of any City employee when such appearance
is made as a taxpayer or member of the public, for or against some particular
issue under discussion by the Council when such employee has an interest in
the outcome thereof
Section 12
WAIVER:
By 4/5 consent of all Councilmen these rules may be waived.
Section 130
ADJOURNMENT:
A motion to adjourn shall always be in order and decided without debate.
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L.AIS, BANNIGAN & CIRESi., P. A.
City of Maplewood
1380 Frost Avenue
Mapelwood, Minnesota 55109
Attention: Mr. Barry Evans
City Manager
Re: Howard Barkdoll, et al v. Maplewood
Enterprises, Inc., City of Maplewood, et al
Our File No. 1943
Dear Mr. Evans:
AREA CODE 812
224.5701
As we had indicated by previous correspondence, trial in the above -
captioned matter is set for Monday, February 22, 1982.
In essence, the claim of the Barkdolls is for damages to their
property arising out of flooding due to the persistant and per-
mitted change in topography surrounding their homestead. Two
separate lawsuits have been consolidated for trial. There are
four ( 4 ) sets of defendants:
1. John W. Blake, Dorothy A. Blake and Blake Excavating, Inc.;
2. Maplewood Enterprises, Inc.;
3. City of Maplewood, John C. Greavu, Donald J. Wiegert,
Harald Haugan, Patricia Olson and Lester G. Axdahl; and
4. County of Ramsey.
Properly handled, the
North case to generat
company attorneys has
for the plaintiffs and
sider a settlement of
of def endants .
lawsuit has the potential of the Highview
e an adverse verdict. one of the insurance
been dealing extensively with the attorney
has determined that the plaintiffs would con-
$8,000, $2,000 from each of the four groups
Without even considering the merits of the claim, but realizing
the costs of defense, it would be our recommendation to the City
that the City join in this proposed settlement in return for
receiving releases of any and all claims,both state and federal,
arising out of any and all actions by the City, its agents, employees,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
409 MIDWEST FEDERAL BUILDING
STM AND CEDAR
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 55101
DONALD L. LAIS
JOHN F. BANNIGAN. JR.
JEROME D. CIRESI
PATRICK J. KELLY
February 9, 1982
City of Maplewood
1380 Frost Avenue
Mapelwood, Minnesota 55109
Attention: Mr. Barry Evans
City Manager
Re: Howard Barkdoll, et al v. Maplewood
Enterprises, Inc., City of Maplewood, et al
Our File No. 1943
Dear Mr. Evans:
AREA CODE 812
224.5701
As we had indicated by previous correspondence, trial in the above -
captioned matter is set for Monday, February 22, 1982.
In essence, the claim of the Barkdolls is for damages to their
property arising out of flooding due to the persistant and per-
mitted change in topography surrounding their homestead. Two
separate lawsuits have been consolidated for trial. There are
four ( 4 ) sets of defendants:
1. John W. Blake, Dorothy A. Blake and Blake Excavating, Inc.;
2. Maplewood Enterprises, Inc.;
3. City of Maplewood, John C. Greavu, Donald J. Wiegert,
Harald Haugan, Patricia Olson and Lester G. Axdahl; and
4. County of Ramsey.
Properly handled, the
North case to generat
company attorneys has
for the plaintiffs and
sider a settlement of
of def endants .
lawsuit has the potential of the Highview
e an adverse verdict. one of the insurance
been dealing extensively with the attorney
has determined that the plaintiffs would con-
$8,000, $2,000 from each of the four groups
Without even considering the merits of the claim, but realizing
the costs of defense, it would be our recommendation to the City
that the City join in this proposed settlement in return for
receiving releases of any and all claims,both state and federal,
arising out of any and all actions by the City, its agents, employees,
Mr. Barry Evans
February 1982
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assigns or appointed officials. Please advise whether you wish
me to bring this matter to the attention of the Council for
settlement.
Sincerely,
�ZAI S , B
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G.AN �`C; I , P . A.
Bannigan Jr �� `�
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: Di rector '
of Community Development
SUBJECT: Final Plat
LOCATION: McKnight Road (See enclosed location map.)
PROJECT: Acorn Greenhouses
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Action by I .
Er , .
DATE: February 11, 1982
. Request
The applicant i cant i s requesting n approval of a final ^ plat f Acorn Pp q 9 pp p or c n
houses.
Background
A. Council approved a planned unit development and preliminary plat on
August 12 1981, subject to the following conditions :
1. Designate the common land around the quads as outlot B. The quad
association's by -laws and declaration must be approved by the City
Attorney to assure maintenance of . the property.
2. Designate the stub street south of Montana Avenue as Currie Street.
3. The 10 foot utility easements adjacent to the public rights -of -way
serve no purpose and should be omitted.
4.. An additional 16.5 feet of right -of -way for McKnight Road should
be provided in addition to that shown on the plat.
5. A blanket public easement over Outl of B should be provided for
utility and drainage installation and maintenance.
6. Approval of the final grading, drainage and utility plans by the
Director of Public Works,
7. Provision of a signed developer's agreement within one year for
the construction of proposed public improvements which shall
include a gravity sanitary sewer serving the development.
8. The first building permit must be applied for within two years.
9. The owner executes and delivers in a form recordable with the .
Registrar of Ramsey County and approved by the City Attorney pro-
viding that the owner waives any claims of an existing sewer service in
the event of the development of a new sewer system servicing the
PUD and Acorn Greenhouse Plat in so far as an appeal of any resulting
assessments.
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.SUBJECT: Final Plat
LOCATION: McKnight Road
PROJECT: Acorn Greenhouses
DATE: February 11, 1982
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,10. Acquisition of all off -site easements required for installation
of u t i l i t i e s shall be the sole responsibility of the developer.
B, All of the above conditions have been or will be satisfied by the
Council meeting
Recommendation
Approval of the final plat
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To: City Manager
FROM: Director of Community Development
SUBJECT. Quad and Double -Dwel l i Design Ordinance
DATE: February 9, 1982
On February 4, .1982 the Council voted to reconsider this ordinance
at the February 18 meeting. The Community Design Review Board
recommended approval on February 19, 19800
Recomnendati on
Approval of the enclosed ordinance
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ORDINANCE NO.
h
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 202 OF THE
MAPLEWOOD CODE
Section 1. Section 202.150 of the Maplewood Code Is hereby mended to read
as fol lows:
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6. The Community Design Review Board shall make sure that all quad
and double dwellings on the same street, with a similar exterior
design and appearance, shall be located at least 500 feet from
each other. For the purposes of this ordinance, quads are de-
fined as four -unit buildings, with each unit having ,two common
side w a l l s . Dwellings shall not be considered similar i n exter-
ior design Lnd appearance if they have one or more of the fol 1 uw-
_ i ng character_ i s t i cs:
a. There i's a substantial change i n orientation of the houses on
the lots.
b. The appearance and arrangement of the windows and other open-
ings, ngs i n the front elevation, including. the appearance and
arrangement of the porch or garage, are substantially
different from . adjoining dwellings,
c. The type and kind of materials used in the front elevation,
is substantially different from the design and appearance
of adjoining dwellings.
Section 2, This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage
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and publication.
Passed by the City - Council of the
City of Maplewood, Minnesota this
day of 1982o
Mayor
Attest:
Clerk dyes -
Nays -
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Be City of Maplewood -
Quad Design ordinance
Secretary Ekstrand
said this ordinance will prevent a repetition of
the same style of uad
q
being constructed within 500 feet of each other.
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.The Board questioned the use of the word "similar". they thought
another word should be
used.
The Board also indicated the ordinance should state that it is
for quad units. There
is no mention in the ordinance that it is
for quads.
Secretary Ekstrand
said the Board could make suggestions on changes,
additions or deletions
to the ordinance for Council's consideration.
Board Member Mueller moved that the Board recommend to the City
Council approval of the .proposed ordinance relating to design of
quad units as outlined
in Staff's report dated February 13, 1980 with
the amendment to l i n e
one of Subsection 6 add "townhouse" between
Hall" and "buildings"
Board Member Phillippi
seconded Ayes all.
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JOINT RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
WHEREAS, Tom Mahvud became a membeA o the Houa.ing and
Redeveeopment Authonity oj Map.Cewood, M,i,nneao#a..in Janu"y
o j 1981 and has a ¢h ved jaithjutty in that capacity to the
pnea ent time; and
WHEREAS, he wi.Ze not be avcr i,Q.ab.Ce ion neappo.intment
ai#a& the expiocat�n oj his tehm in Munch; and
WHEREAS, he ha.a jxeety given os hi,a time and enehgy
wZ#hout compenacrti,on, fan. the 6ettehmewt oj the City *oj
Maptewood; and
WHEREAS., he has shown b.i,ncene dedication to h i.a ciwti.ed
and has mna.i a #enemy contiu.buted his terrde�cah i p and ej ion t
in many ways ion the benes.i;t oj the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED ion and on beha.Cj
o j the City o j Map.2ewood, Minnm ova, and the c iti.z ena o S the
City that* Tom Motor iA is heteby extended out hear tSe,Gt gn.atitude
and appnec iati.on ion his dedicated ted .6 etw�.ce and we wt" d h him
continued success in the jutute,
paab ed by the Counc i,2 0 J the
City ob Map.2eurood this 18th
day o6 Febn.u.cvcy, 19
J ohn Gneavu, M ayo&
Paae ed by the Housing and
Redevetopment Authonity oi
the City ob MapCeuaod this
9#h day o6 Fe6nu;any, 1982,
LaAAcrcne Tischu,, C avunan
MapQewood Houding and Redeveeopment
Authonity
MEMORANDUM
To: City Manager
FROM: Public Works Director
DATE: February 10, 1982
SUBJECT: MTC Bus Rerouting, Lydia Avenue
Attached is a proposal from MTC to reroute the 9C bus to serve Concordia Arms,
As the map shows, the new route would be on Lydia Ave. and Aeri el St. These
are permanent 9 -ton streets with sufficient strength to carry bus traffic.
The present route passes through relatively undeveloped property. The proposed
route along Lydia Ave. would provide more convenient service for not only Con-
cordia Arms but also the surrounding residential area.
The Council need take no action on this matter; however, in view of the
neighborhood's past concern over traffic, some discussion may be warranted.
Action by
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Metro po laitan Transit Commission
801 American Center Building St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 612/221 -0939
February 2, 1982
Mr. Ken Haider
City Engineer
City of Maplewood
1380 Frost Ave..
Maplewood, MN 55109
Dear Mr. Haider:
The MTC Service Planning and Scheduling Department staff recently
received a request for bus service from the coordinator of the new
124 apartment senior citizen complex located at 2030 East Lydia.
In order to fulfill this request the MTC would have to reroute the
Route #9C which currently operates 21 round trips per day to
Maplewood Mall (via McKnight Road and Woodlynn Ave.).
Staff recommends that all Route #9C be rerouted to operate both ways
via McKnight Road, Lydia Ave., Ariel St. and Woodlynn Ave. in order
to provide the senior citizen complex in question with bus service.
Before the MTC can begin operations on the reroute mentioned above,
written permission is required from the City of Maplewood in order
that MTC bus service may operate on the following city streets which
currently carries no bus traffic:
• both ways on Lydia live . between McKnight Road and Ariel St .
• both ways on Ariel St. between Lydia Ave. and Woodlynn Ave.
A map of the proposed bus route is attached to this letter for your
reference. Your prompt consideration of this matter is greatly
appreciated. If you should have any further questions or concerns
please feel free to contact either Randy Rosvold or myself at
221-09390
Sincerely,
Fred T. Heywo
Director, Service Planning &Scheduling
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