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Public Works Truck - As a result of recall, Tousley Ford has ordered
new parts for our truck. Until they come, we are using it as is.
Ciatti's Parking - A meeting has been scheduled for Friday, March 4, 1988
with local businesses to discuss the parking situation. ~ C . ~~~u'S S
Election Machine Legislation -The Senate Staff is drafting a bill
which will be sponsored by John Marty in the Senate and John Rose in
the House of Representatives to exempt Falcon Heights from the freeze
on changing precinct boundaries.
Planning Commission Training Session -Tom Gedde will conduct an informal
training session on current legal issues relating to Planning and Zoning
on Monday, March 14, 1988 at 7:30 P.M. City Council members are also
invited to attend.
Congratulations to Steve and Beth Emerson on the birth of Baby Laura,
born 2-23-88:
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CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
COUNCIL AGENDA
FEBRUARY 24, 1988
A. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 P.M.
B. ROLL CALL: CHENOWETH,~ YALLIN ~ BUSH ~ CIERNIA ~ BALDHIN V
WIESSNER ~~ ATTORNEY ENGINEER SECRETARY
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 10, 1988:
ACTION:
D. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1. 7:15 P.M, - Public Hearing on Amending The City's Zoning Code to Allow the
Establishment of a R8tai1 Liquor Store in a B-2 Retail Business District
ACTION:
B. CONSENT AGENDA:
1. Fire and Ambulance Reports
2. General Disbursements, #64,820.88
3. Sinking Funds, #194,525.25
4. Payroll 2/1/88 - 2/15/88, #8,614.02
5. Statement from Jensen, Hicken, Gedde and Souoie for Legal Services through
January, 1988, #6,406.30
6. Licenses
ACTION:
F. REPORTS, REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Consider Amending Section 6-1.01 of the City Code Regarding Alcoholic Beverages
ACTION: ~ ~,~e,c„ ~.~n 4 r. 2.[ 9~,
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2. Amendment of Developmemnt District No. 1
ACTION:
3. Hiring of Recreation/Community Services Director
ACTION:
4. Update on Stratford Office Park
ACTION:
G. ANNOUNCEMENTS.AND UPDATES:
ADJOURNMENT:
ACTION:
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 10, 1988
Baldwin called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. ..
MEMBERS PRESENT
Baldwin, Wallin and Bush. Also present were Wiessner and Zimmerman.
MINUTES OF JANUARY 27, 1988 APFROVED
Council accepted the Minutes of January 27, 1988 as presented.
CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED
Council approved the following Consent Agenda:
1. Fire and Rescue Reports
2. Disbursements
a. General Disbursements $24,777.07
b. Payroll $ 8,295.05
c. Statement from Peterson, Franke & Riach for December, 1987
1,742.67
3. Commission Minutes
a. Park and Recreation Minutes of January 11, 1988
b. Planning Commission Minutes of February 1, 1988
4. Appointment of Lloyd Jacobson, 1436 Idaho, to Park and
Recreation Commission (Falconeers Representative) for a
Three Year Term
5. Cancellation of Check ~~21225, in the Amount of $26.40 Issued
to Home Safety Equipment Company
6. Ramsey County Sheriff's Report for January, 1988
PARKING PROBLEM ON ST. MARY'S BY CIATTI'S
Dennis Smith, 1725 St. Mary's, advised that large numbers of cars are parked
on St. Mary's who are patrons of Ciatti's Italian Restaurant. Some of these
cars are parked for a substantial amount of time. The problem is especially
accute on Friday and Saturday evenings. Mr. Smith expressed concern about
the safety of children waiting for school buses and playing in their driveways
when cars are using private drives as a turn-around; street not being wide
enough to accommodate parking on both sides and still allow good clearance for
school buses, fire trucks, etc.; and failure to enforce existing parkingordinances. He suggested the use of parking permits with residents being
issued two permits per household, and volunteered to take the responsibility
of informing St. Mary's residents who he felt would be in agreement with the
suggestion.
Dan Danford, President, Ciatti's Italian Restaurant, advised that he was happyhisbusinesswasgrowingbutwasverysympathetictotheresidentsforthe
parking problems they were encountering. He did aot want to be placed in a position
to police his customers as to where they were parking aad was open to being as
reasonable as possible as he felt the problem may increase in the summer. He
had approached the owners of the shopping center to arrange for a shared parking
arrangement but with no avail--customers cars have been towed from the shopping
center parking lot. Mr. Danford advised he would be more than willing to
work on any arrangement that would solve the parking problems.
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 10, 1988
PAGE 2
Cindy Laszewski, 1713 St. Mary's Street, expressed concern for the safety
of her child who waits for the school bus at the end of the driveway.
After further discussion, Mayor Baldwin directed Clerk Administrator Wiessner
to arrange a meeting with the owners of the Hermes Shopping Center, Ciatti's
Italian Restaurant, Bucks Unpainted Furniture and Harvest States to facilitate
discussion of the shared parking issue. Ramsey County Deputies are to be
instructed to more carefully enforce the existing parking ordinance.
Baldwin also reviewed a letter from Maier Stewart and Associates addressing
the issue (copy of which can be obtained in the Office of the Clerk
Administrator).
CABLE COMMISSIONER EGGERT
Falcon Heights Representative, Cable Commission Eggert, reviewed three action
items from the last Cable Commission meeting (1} fining of Cable TV North
Central for non-completion of the I-Net, (2) fining of Cable TV North Central
for the poor reception being received by Falcon Aeights on the government
channel (channel 16), and (3) status of sexually explicit material being
shown. on the pay-per-view channel (channel 34).
ADJOURNMENT
Baldwin moved adjournment at 8:14 P.M.
Tom Baldwin, Mayor
ATTEST:
J et R. Wiessner, Clerk Administrator
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ITE?! DESCRIPTION:
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
lleetiatt Datc: 2/24/88
Agend• Item:~_
Public Hearing on Amending the City's Zoning Code to Allow the EstablishmentofaRetailLiquorStoreinaB-2 Retail Business District.
SU3RfITTED EY:
EVIEiiED SY:
Jan Wiessner
SU14lARY (attach additional sheets as aeccssary):
The City has received an inquiry from individuals interested in applying foralicenseforaliquorstoreinanareazonedB-2. The current Zoning CodedoesnotlistaRetailLiquorStoreasapermittedused, Q, C~,~'~•~~
Attachments:
a. Letter from McEwen and Heinrichs
b. Copy of Section 9-10.01 of City Code
c. Copy of Planning Commission Minutes of February •1, 1988
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City Council
Falcon Heights City Offices
2077 Larpenteur Avenue
Falcon Heights, Minnesota
35113
Mayor Baldwin,
City Council Memberej
Jaauary 21, 19~
Richard I. McEMen Jr.
Geraldine T. Heinrichs
1011 Como Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
55103
1612) 487-1903
3his is a request to obtain all pertiasnt inforsaticn, aeoseaary
or Filing as application, icr the one svatlab7.e OPt-3ahs 7~3quor iiceaae
in the City of Faloo~ Heights.
The proposed location of this Liquor Store would be an one of the
three B2 soned corners, at the intersection of Snelling and Larpenteur
Avenues. lie are currently negotiating with Dennis Hunt (Bullseye Plaza),
Ralph Hermes (Falcon Oenter), and Denais V311e1a (North Home Center),
for the purpose of securing retail space suitab7.e to both our business
needs, and to satisfying the requirements of the City Council Members.
If possible, we would like to make application for the license noW,
contingent upon our securing acceptable property, when such property
becomes available. At which time, we could again caane before the board,
seeking approval of our business proposal.
Thank you for your time, and for any consideration you can give us
in this endeavor.
Sincerely,
R. I. McEwen Jr.
Gezaldine T. Heinrichs
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i. Facilities for thz Nholesal~ and retail sales ofgardensupplies.
6ubd. 3. Permitted Acceaso Uses. Any use penaittad inSubdivision2oSection9- .Ol and as regulated therein.
Subd. 4. Lot l~lrea, Height, Lot Mieth and YardRequirements.
a. !~o structure or building .shall exceed three (3 )stories or thirty-five (35) feet io weight Mhichever isthegreaterexceptasprovidedforinSection15.
b• A side yard abutting on~ a street shall not belessthanthirty (30) felt and rhea abutting. a Iot f n anR" District shall not be less than forty. j40) feet.
c• ll~e following sini,aue requirewent shall beobservsdsubjecttoadditionalrequireeent:, exceptionsacx~ modification: as set forth in this Section andSection15.
Lot Width Lot Area Pront Yard .Side Yard Rear Yard
100' 15,000 sq.' S0' 20~20'
Maximum lot coverage by structures or paved surfaces of anytype75$.
Part 10. "B-2" Retail Business District.
9-10.01 "B-2", Retail Business District.
Subdivision 1. Permitted Uses. !fo structure or ian8shallbeusedexceptforone (1) or sore of the following uses:
a. Antique or gift shop.
b. llppliance sales and repair.
c. Art and school supply store.
d. Auto accessory store.
e. Bakery goods sales and baking of goods for retailsalesonprenises.
f • Bicycle sales and repair.
g. Book, office supply and stationery store.
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CHAP~'c^.RS 5 and 10 (pages 216-217 )
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i~•ff. Variety store.
gg. Nearing apparel shop.
hh. Picture framing.
ii. Radio, television and electroaic equipment supply
and repair.
jj. Beauty shop
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11.Tanning 6tudio 5~
aau.Video Rental Shop
Subd. R.Conditional Uses.Sfo structure or land shall be
N wed
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for the follow ng uses •sc~pt by c~ooditioaal-use permit.
a..Motor fuel stations subject to the performance
k.standards as specified in Section 9-14(14) of this Code.
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b. Drive-in establishments subject to the
performance standards Sectioa 9-14(17) of this Code.
c. Those uses permitted in Subdivision 1 of Section
9-9.01.
d. Accessory structures other than private garages.
e. Advertising signs.
f. Auto repair and used car sales.
q. Boat and asarine sales rhea conducted entirely
within a building.
h. Building material yard, provided it is conducted
entirely within an enclosed structure.
i. Business or trade school~vbea conducted entirelyrithinabuilding.
j. Car rash establishmants.
k. Ccsimercial greenhouse provided all outside
storage is tencsd in such a manner so a to screen thee,
stored aaterial frao view then observed from t2-e public
street and adjacent residential areas.
1. Diaper or hand laundry service, dry cleaning
plant, provided not ante than tcn (10) persons are
eag~loyed .
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m. Electrical service, ?-eating, plumbing, appliance
or air conditioning service shop, provided they do not
employ more than six (6) persons in repair or processing.
n. Garden supply store provided it is conducted
entirely within an enclosed structure.
o. Aotels, motor hotels and s+oteis, provided the
site shall oontafn not less than sis hundred (600) squarefeetoflotareaperunit.
p. Newspaper and publishieg office.
q. Optical and jewelry manufacturing.
r. Pet shop provided the operation shall not include
the boarding of pets on the site, the maintaining of pens
or r=ages outside of the building oc the operating so as #ro
cave an offensive odor or noise.
s. Photographic supplies
prints.
t. Printing shop.
u. Seat cover, upholstery
v. Television and radio
towers.
w. Nholesale distribution,
rooms.
subd. 3. Permitted 1lcces
Part 8 6ubdivision 2 and as re
ubd. 4. !!eight and Yard
s. ~-rmories, convention hal s, sports arenas and
stadiums, bowling gymnasiums, Y,M C.A., Y.1i1.C.Pi., nightclubs.
y. Veterinarian offices ani call animal hospitalsprovidedthereshallbenoboardofanimals, escept for
hospitalization, o~n the site nor placement of cages or
pans outside of the building.
Othsr serail uses of a •
the above list of conditional
approval by the Planning Comm
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processing of film and
drapery shop.
and transmitting
office and show
nature may be added to
neon request and
and the Council.
11ay we permitted in
E~erein.
a. !~o structure or building shall esceed three (3)stories or thirty-five (35) feet heig?,t whichever is
the greater ezcept as provided fo in 9-2.07.
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MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSI
FEBRUARY 1, 1988
Chairperson Black called the meeting to order at7:30 P.M.
MEETING
Black, Boche, Daykin, Finegan, Grittner, N
Duncan. Also present was Council Liaison '
None.
Carroll, Barry and
CALL TO
ORDER
PRESENT
ABSENT
Daykin moved, seconded by NestingeR to approve t e December 7, 1987 Minutes 12/7/87
as corrected (name change in paragraph .seven, pa a 1, from Nestingen to MINUTESNorthropandrewordingofparagraphtwoonpageo). Motion carried APPROVID
unanimously.
NEW
Black introduced and welcomed new Planning Commi sion members, Barry and MEMBERSCarroll. iNTRODUCEI
Duncan and Finegan nominated David Black as Chai erson for another term BLACKandafterashortdiscussion, Boche moved, secon ed by Nestinge~ to elect ELECTED
David Black as Chairperson to the Falcon Heights Planning Commission. Motion carra.ed.
CHAIRGrittnermoved, seconded by Duncan to elect Leo rd Boche as Vice-ChairpersonoftheFalconHeightsPlanningCommission. Moti n carried. BOCHE
VICE-CHAIFDuncanmoved, seconded by Daykin, to elect Edgar Finegan as Secretary of the FINEGANFalconHeightsPlanningCommission. Motion carr ed. SECRETARY
Discussion ensued regarding the appropriate plac to include liquor stores inthezoningcodewhetheritbeapermittedorconitionalusesections, whether
appropriate licensing procedures were in place f r liquor stores and whether
certain sections should include the purpose for he uses.
Boche moved, seconded by Finegan, to include the off-sale liquorstoreasapermitteduseinaB-2 retail distric IIpon a vote being taken,the following voted in favor thereof: Black, Bo he, Daykin, Finegan, Grittner,Nestingen and Carroll and the following voted ag last the same: Barry andDuncan. Motion carried.
LIQUOR
STORES
IN B-2
DISTRICT
APPROVED
Finegan 'oved, seconded by Duncan,. to institute licensing procedure to cover LICENSINGoff-sale/on-sale liquor stores so that adequate ontrols are in place to take PROCIDUREintoaccounttheproximitytosensitiveareassuhasB-1 areas and schools. INSTITUTEIMotioncarried.
Wallin reviewed information gathered from a rec
legislation--particularly as it pertains to vac
Commission discussed whether it desired to Chan
July 6th and December 7th meetings. After cons
Black requested Council Liaison Wallin direct L
through the MN League of Cities) to research w
by conditional use. The issue could then again
meeting.
seminar regarding land use FRONT
ces. As a result, the YARD
its stance taken at the FENCES
cable discussion, Chairperson
1 Council or City Staff
her fences can be regulated
addressed at a later
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MINUTES
PLANNING COMMISSION
FEBRUARY 1, 1988
PAGE 2
Finegan moved, seconded by Carroll, to have Legal Counsel or City Staff
address the provisions relating to visual barriers where safety is a
consideration (research to include but not be limited to corner lots).
Such item to be addressed at a later meeting. Motion carried.
Nestingen requested inforsation be provided as to the criteria necessary
for variance consideration as written in state statute.
Finegan loved, seconded by Boche, to adjourn the meeting at 9:00 P.M.
Edgar Finegan, Secretary
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Size of Sine of
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Bxtra Pressure Ordered By Hose Led Total Feet
sri~caAL lDiTl'Y 1tBroa7' nrm>~ct»es
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COMPANY FIRE REPORT
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Person Ti®6tg in Atom
Sheet No.
Phone No.
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Kind of Structure Brick Hover Occupied Store
Vahu of Building S
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1:< L.ine/Lid From To >~rh Pt. Lida. water Delivered
Sites of Sore d
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2nd Line,/L.aid From To I.enitlt Ft. Gals. water DelYVaed
Siu of Site of
Hyd. Pres. Ibs. Pump Pres. Ibs. Hose fa Idoale __Iits. Min.
Facto Pressure Ordered By Hose Lid Told Fes
SPECIAL DUTY 1iF10lf AND
Name and Addresses of Persons ~ t
stare Nsnae of case -Hours and Miauoes worked
Temperature weather
Tale
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MEMBERS RESPONDING
l~tuanl Aid Divan ar lteoaT-ed
Parson Ting in A~
Street No.
Phone No.
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wood
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xtra Pteesure Ordered By Hose Laid Total Feet
Name sad Addresses of Fartont
State Native of Case -Hours and Miantae Wo>lt~ed
Temperature Weather
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Ewiv cauaiwsd in tAv report are wssddJo. ~ sde ru ofr1~r Farces HsijAv Firlikely"ssd `~nctrt probsb/e" oQSre ad e~'sd. TAasJon ary npreseRrotiotir m to wli6t~,
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Consenter R Agenda Item: E-2
p~Y CITY OF PALCON HEIGHTS 2/24/88
Meeting Date:
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Disbursements
SUBMITTED BY: Al Rolek
REVIEWED BY: Shirley Chenoweth
EXPLANATION/SUMMARY (attach additional s2-eets as necessary):
a. General Disbursements
b. Sinking Fund
c. Payroll
d. .Statement from Jensen, Hicken, Gedde & Soucie for Legal Services through
January, 1988
ACTION REQUESTED:
Approval
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11 Feb 1988 Paid Register Page
Thu 4:31 PM City of Falcon Heights
Pay Pay
Check Erployee Erployee Pay Group 6~roup Check
Nurber Nurber Nara Period Nurber Descrict.ion Check AeouM Date. Status
016295 0 0.0012-~eb-ee wID
016296 0 0.00 12-Feb-BB wID
016297 0 0.00 12-feb-B8 wID
016299 0 ~0.00 12-Feb-88 wID
016299 0 0.00 12-feb-88 VOID
016300 000000002 Wiesner, Janet R.3 O1 seei-mthly 1,087.28 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016301 000000011 t?~enoweth, Shirley B.3 O1 swi-~o~hly 663.77 12~feb-88 Outstanding
016302 000000420 Iverson, Terry D.3 O1 ssi-ronthly 800.?E 12-feb-88 Outstanding
016303 000000027 Morgan, Jay M.3 O1 se~i-sonthly 624.16 12-feb-BB Outstanding
016304 000000031 golek, Alan J.3 01 sari-ronthly 6n.39 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016305 000000035 tisserean, Katherine 3 O1 seai~onthly 429.30 12-feb-b8 ~tstanding
016306 000000038 Wright, Vincent D.3 O1 seu~hly 868.99 1P-Feb-88 Outstanding
016307 000000041 Neiwnn, Kristine L 3 01 seri~hly 152.05 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
015309 000000048 Marshall, Timothy 3 01 sari-eonthly 31.20 12feb~8 Outstanding
016309 000000065 Fitzgerald, Scott T.3 01 seei-~onthly 203.53 12-feb-88 Outstanding
016310 000000003 Bauram, Nicholas B.2 02 Monthly 1 394.17 12-Frb-88 Outstanding
016311 000000005 Berndt, Ross 2 02 raathly 1 111.32 12-feb-88 Dutstantiin9
016312 000000006 Bianchi, David P.2 02 ronthly 1 60.50 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016313 000040007 Bianchi, Joseph D.2 02 ror+thly 1 47.00 12-Feb-88 OutstandiruJ
416314 000000008 Brown, Ray~ond F.2 0~rannthly 1 247.25 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016315 000000013 Clarkin, Michael D.2 02 ronthly 1 118.91 12-Feb-88 ~tstanding
016316 000000015 Dawdell, Ralph L
016317 000000016 Fuller, Janes D.
2
2
02
02
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ronthly 1
79.05 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
126.75 12-Feb-BB Outstanding
016318 000000018 Holegr~en, John M.2 02 o^thly 1 168.50 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016319 000000021 Kur•haaetz, Clerent M.2 02 ron-thly 1 117.50 12-Feb-88 Outstandie~
016320 000000022 LeMay, Dennis 6.2 02 ronthly 1 106.66 12-feb-88 outstanding
416321 000000023 leMay, Douglas 2 02 ontAly 1 90.41 12-Feb-BB Outstanding
X116322 000000024 t.iMig, leo 2 02 eonthly 1 119.53 12feb-88 Outstanding
016323 000000025 McDerrond, Cindy K.2 02 eonthly 1 34.65 12feb-88 Outstmding
016324 000000026 McNabb, Gerald 2 02 ronthly 1 49.50 12-Feb-98 Outstanding
016325 000000029 Olson, Joseph E.2 02 ronthly 1 56.25 12-feb-88 Outstanding
016386 000000032 Schaefer, Rivard A.2 02 ronthly 1 24.00 12-Feb-88 OutstaMing
016327 000000033 Schauffert, twig F.2 012 ronthly l 40.30 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016328 000000034 5tiida, bail 2 02 raithly 1 170.00 12-FN-•~8 Outstanding
016329 000000036 Vainovskis, Victor 2 02 eonthly 1 25.00 12-Feb-89 Outstanding
016330 000000039 Morgan, Jay 2 012 ronthly 1 161.25 12-Feb-88 OutstaMing
016331 000000040 Kayser, Douglas 2 02 ronthly 1 104.75 12-feb-88 Outstanding
016332 000000044 Bland~d, Patricia M.2 02 ronthly 1 58.73 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016333 000000045 fiilbert, Jerae J.2 02 ronthly 1 118.40 12-feb-88 Outstanding
016334 000000046 Holr~en, Jahn H.2 012 ronthly 1 199.25 12-Feb-98 Outstanding
016335 000000047 McNabb, Kevin 2 02 ranthly 1 100.50 12-Feb-88 Outstanding
016336 000000049 Anderson, Kevin L.2 02 ronthly 1 143.00 12-Feb-89 Outstanding
Grand Total 8,614.02
JENBEN. IKCKEN. QEDDE i i0001E, P.A.
nolwtYS ~T u~
aoo i-nolcA o~ c
2160 TNNaO AVENUE
STATEMENT DATE 2 01/31/88 An1oK~. MINNESOTA 66soo
Tr«t1oNE s1z-~x1~»o
800202 CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS-CRIMINAL
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVE.
FALCON HEIGHTS, MN SSi13 u~volCE nw. 7 7 7 9
PLEASE DETAt.:H AND RETURN TOP PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT PAID =
DATE--ITEM-ITEM DESCRIPTION ----l~MOUNT BALANCE
BE6IN~IING 6ALANCE 560.50
01/04/68 011958 MILEAGE AND PARKING 5.00
01/08/88 000000 PHOTOCOPIES f.70
01/18/88 000000 PHOTOCOPIES f.35
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
tSEE ATTACHED SUMMARY OF TIME RECORDS).1243.50
EXPENSES 6.05
TOTAL CHARGES THIS STATEMENT 1249.55
PAYMENT CHARGES CURRENT BALANCE
f .00 f 129.55 f 1810.05
s1.1.~~e .r. au. upon Nodpt. w~tuMt ern a onrn.a on unpwd a~.+ow.e tn~ ii. o1>to1 t1c p.r moM1-.
02/05/88 JENSEN, HICKEN, GEI+I+E 8 SOUCIE P.A.
300 ANOKA OFFICE CENTER - 2150 THIRD AVE
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303
E+ILLED 8 UNBILLED TIME RECORDS FOk FILES 800202
FILE NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS-CRIMINAL
CLIENT NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
DATE-ATTY SEl7 TRANSACTIONS--------------TIME CHAkGES
010488 KLS O1 OPEN FILES FOk PRETRIALS 30 f7.50BILLEIi
010488 PEM 13 FOLLOW UP RE P~tCTRIALS 12/30/67 50 f30.00$ILLED
010588 PEM 09 REVIEW JANUARY COURT CALENDAR; CONSIDER 70 f42.00BILLED
HOW TO HANDLE ROC-A-FELLA'S COMPLAINTS
010588 PEM 10 PHONE CONF W/BOB TORGERSON RE TY 70 f42.00BILLED
PETERSON tROC-A-FELLA) CASE; DRAFT
FORMAL COMPLAINT
010588 MJS 06 PHONE CONF W/RAMSEY COUNTY SHERIFF RE 30 f18.00BILLED
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
OlOb88 MJS 03 COURT APPEARANCE AT.AkRAIGNMENTS IN 3.20 f192.00BILLED
MAPLEWOOD
010788 PEM 01 PHONE CONF W/RAMSEY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 50 f30.00BILLED
LETTER TO LT ROESER
010888 KLS 03 DRAFT LETTER TO CLERK OF COURT; PHONE 1.70 f42.50BILLED
CONF W/DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION;
DRAFT WITNESS FORM; i~EET M/ATTYS SCOTT i
NATTKE
010888 MJS 02 REVIEW COMPLAINT FORMS 8 COURT 80 f48.00BILLED
SCHEDULES W/PARALEGAL; LETTER TO CLERK
OF COURT
010888 PEM 05 LETTERS TO CLERK OF COURT RE PROSECUTION 40 f24.00BILLED
OF HANSOM; LETTEk TO DEPUTY SZENAY RE
TY PETERSON
011188 KLS 04 PHONE COi\F W/SHERIFF'S OFFICE; PHONE 50 f12.50BILLED
CONF W/CLERK OF COURT
011188 KLS 05 PHONE CONF W/ASSIGNMENT CLERK 20 f5.00BILLEI+
11288 KLS 02 PREPARE FILES FOR PRETRIALS; PHONE CONF 50 f12.50BILLED
W/CLERK OF COURT
1)11388 KLS O1 PREPARE MATEkIALS FOk COUNCIL MEETING 40 f10.00BILLEI+
011388 MJS 42 PREPARE FOR f ATTEND COUNCIL MEETING RE 1.50 f90.00BILLED
Pk05ECUTION MATTERS
011888 KLS 04 DRAFT LETTEk TO WITNESS 40 f10.00BIlLED
011988 MJS 03 REVIEW PRETRIAL FILES i CALENDAR FROM 40 f24.00BILLED
CLERK OF COURT
011988 PEM 03 PHONE CONF W/DEPUTY SZENAY RE TY 30 fi8.00BILLED
PETERSON COMPLAINT
011988 KLS 02 PREPARE FILES FOR TRIAL; LETTERS TO 1.50 f37.50BILLED
WITNESSES; OPEN FILES; OFFICE CONF
W/ATTY SCOTT
011988 KLS 03 PICK UP COPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE PRINTOUT 20 35.OOBILLED
012088 PEM 02 PREPARE FOk i HANDLE PRETRIALS IN 4.00 f240.00BILLED
MAPLEWOOD
012088 PEM 03 FOLLOW-UP t SCHEDULING RE YESTERDAY'S 30 f18.00BILLEL+
CONTINUED MATTERS
012088 KLS OS PHONE CONF W/BOB COOPEk, UNIVERSITY 20 f5.00RIlLED
POLICE
02705188 JENSEN, HICKEN, GEDUE & SOUCIE F'.A.
300 ANOKA OFFICE CENTEfi - 2150 THIRD AVE
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55343
BILLED S UNBILLED TIME RECORDS FOk FILE: 800202
FILE NAME: CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS-CRIMINAL
CLIENT NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
DATE- ATTY SE[i -------------TRANSACTIONS-------------- TIME CHARGES
012188 MJS 04 REVIEW FILES i ORLINANCES FOR COURT .v0 f30.00BILLEIi
TRIALS
012188 KLS Ob UPDATE CALENDAR; PREPARE FILES FOR TRIAL .50 f12.50BILLEI~
012588 KLS OS PHONE CONF W/CLERK OF COURT; OFFICE CONF .40 f10.00BILLED
W/ATTY NATTKE
012588 MJS 02 kEVIEY FILES; PREPARE FOk i ATTEND COURT 3.30 f198.00BILLEU
TRIALS IN MAPLEWOOD
012688 MJS 02 PHONE CONF W/NORTH ST PAUL CITY ATTORNEY .20 f12.00BILLED
012788 KLS 06 PREPARE FILES FDR TRIAL; UPDATE CALENDAR .70 f17.50BILLED
TOTAL FOR FILES 800202 BILLED
TIME 25.10hrs.
CHARGES (1243.50
UNBILLED
OOhrs
f .00
TOTAL
25.lOhrs.
1243.50
IENSEN, I~CKEN, fiEDDE i SOUCE;, P.A.
tTOwsrs AT uw
aD0 ANOKA OFFICE CENTER
r16o THIRC AVENUE
STATEMENT DATE! 01/31/88 ANOKA~ MINNESOTA 66903
TELEPHONE612-rtt~110
800201 CITY OF fALCON HEIGHTS-CIVIL
r
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
2077 il. LARPENTEUR AVE. '
INVOICE NO. ? 7 T 8FALCONHEIGHTS, MN SS113
PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN TOP PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT AMOUNT PAID =
1N1TE-- -ITEM- -------------ITEi( flESCRIPTION----------- AIIQUNT ..BALANCE
BEGINNING BALMICE :1403.90
01/05/88 000000 PHOTOCOPIES 12.10
01/20/88 000000 PHOTOCOPIES 18.05
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
SEE ATTACHED SUMMARY OF TIME RECORDS)
EXPENSES
TOTAL CHARGES THIS STATEMENT
PAYMENT CHARGES
f .00 f 1499.65
11489.50
10.15
f 1499.65
CURRENT BALANCE
2903.55
pwn»na rr a. upon nwilpt 1rw~rwc .~ a ~erp.a on unpid bwr+a. ~t q» ra. d y4 a 1x. pw montd.
02%05/88 JENSEN, HICKEN, GEUUE 8 SDUCIE F.A.
300 ANOKA OFFICE CENTEk - 2150 THIRD AVE
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303
BILLED 8 UNbILLED TIME RECORDS FOk FILE! 800201
FILE~~NAMEt CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS-CIVIL
CLIENT NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
LATE-ATTY SEC!TRANSACTIONS--------------TIME CHARGES
010488 TAG 03 PHONE CONF IJ/MANAGEk RE VARIOUS FILES;1.80 f153.00BILLED
kEyIEW FILES; MEMORANDUM TO FILE
011168 TAG 03 CONF W/MANAGER RE AGENDA ITEMS S 5.50 f467.50BILLED
MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL MATTERS; RENTER
STRATFORD FILE
011388 PEM 05 PREPARE FOR COUNCIL MEETING 1.00 f85.00BILLED
011388 BHG_03 RESEARCH APPLICABILITY OF LEMON LAN TO 1.70 f42.50BILLED
TRUCK
011388 TAG 01 REVIEW STRATFORD DEFAULT i DEVELOPER 2.40 f204.00BILLED
AGREEMENT ISSUES; PHONE CONF NJROLEK;
REVIEW TRUCK PROBLEM; PREPARE FOR
COUNCIL MEETING
011388 TAG 02 ATTEND COUNCIL MEETING 4.00 f125.00BILLED
011388 MJS 03 ATTEND CITY COUNCIL MEETING 3.70 f.00BILLED
011488 BHG 02 iESEARCH i MEMORANDUM ON LEMON LAN;b0 f15.00$ILLED
PHONE CONF N/AL ROLEK
012088 BHG O6 COPIES ~ REVIEWED NARRANTY BOOKLET;90 f22.50BILLED
REVIEWED MINNESOTA'S LEMON LAW; REVIEWED
CORRESPONDENCE 8 NOTES
012088 BHG 09 PHONE CONF W/AL ROLEK; DRAFT 2 LETTERS 40 f10.00BILLED
012088 EsHG 13 PHONE CONF W/AL ROLEK; CALL TO ATTORNEY 30 f7.50BILLED
012188 EtHG 02 SHEPARIiIZED LEMON LAW STATUTE; PHDNE 50 f12.50RILLED
CONF W/ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE,
CONSUMEfi DIVISION
012288 TAG 05 CONF W/WEISSNER RE AGENDA g VARIOUS 90 f7b.50BILLED
ISSUES
01288 RHG 04 PHONE CONF W/AL ROLEK; PHONE CONF N/FORD 1.00 f25.008ILLED
FARTS i SERVICE; PHONE CONF N/FORD
CONSUMER BOARD; BEGAN DRAFTING LETTER TO
FORD
012588 BHG 02 PHONE CONF N/AL ROLEK; PROOFED MEMO ~60 fI5.00BILLED
CORRESPONDENCE; BEGAN DRAFTING LETTER TO
PAUL WATSON
012588 BHG O6 DRAFTED LETTER TO FORD PARTS i SERVICE 1.10 f27.50BILLED
012788 BHG 01 PHONE CONF W/AL ROLEK; REVIEW i REVISE 40 f10.00RILLED
CORRESPONDENCE
012788 HG 02 REVIEW CORRESPONDENCE; ORGANIZE MDTES i 30 f?.50BILLED
REVIEW FILE
012788 TAG 03 ATTEND COUNCIL MEETING 3.00 f125.008ILLED
012888 TAG 03 PHONE CONF W/ATTY SARFF RE SALES TAX 60 f51.00BILLED
REFUND; PHONE CONF N/MANAGEk RE TREE
REMOVAL CONTRACT
012988 -BHG 03 REVIENEP CHRDNOLOGY FROM AL ROLEt:;30 f7.50BILLED
REVIEWED LETTERS
GENERAL, CONSUMER DIVISION
0./OS/B8 JENSEN, HICKEN, GEDUE 8 SOUCIE F.A.
300 ANOKA OFFICE CENTEk - 2150 THIRD AVE
ANOKA, MINNE50TA 55303
i DILLED g UNFILLED TIRE RECORDS FOk FILES 800201
FILE NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS-CIVIL
CLIENT NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
UATE- ATTY SEO -------------TRANSACTIONS-------------- TIME CHARGES
TOTAL FOk FILES 800201 BILLED UN$ILLED TOTAL
TIME 31.OOhrs. .OOhrs 31.OOhrs.
CHARGES 51489.50 x.00 :1489.50
r~L
i
NSEN. NICKEN. QEDDE i sOUC1E, P.A.
rro~n-s wt uw
Aso THiRO ~vErrue
STATEMENT DATES 01/31/86 ~d~~~~°
800203 C/F.H.-STRATFORD INV flFF PARK CONDO PROJ
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVE.
FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
SEE ATTACHED SUMMARY OF TIME RECORDS)
EXPENSES
TOTAL CHARGE5 THIS STATEMENT
PAYMENT CHARGES
f .00 (3657.10
PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN TOP PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT ~ AMOUNT PAID =
DATE-- -ITEM- -------------ITEM ~ESCRIPTIO~I----------- -~1li0lAr~T BALANCE ___
BEGINNING BALANCE f.00
01/27!88 000000 PHOTOCOPIES 82.10
i•
7780
3655.00
2.10
f3b57.10
CURRENT BALANCE
3657.10
itMww-b N dw Ypa, ~• n+M.rst wlq a a,rp.a on ~rpw ww,o.s at uq rU. a K a t!i p.. month.
0~/05/88 JENSEN, HICKEN, GEDUE 8 SOUCIE F.A.
300 ANOKA OFFICE CENTEk - 2150 THIkD AVE
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55343
s BILLEI+8 UNBILLED TIME RECOkDS FOk FILES 800203
FILE NAMES C/F.H.-STRATFORD INV OFF PARK CONI+O PkOJ
CLIENT NAMES CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
DATE-ATTY SECT TkANSAGTI0N5--------------TIME CHAkGES
010688 TAG O6 REVIEW STRATFOkD DOCUMENT5 90 f76.50BTLi.ED
010788 PEM 04 REVIEW BkIGGS 8 MOkGAN FILES RE 3.50 f297.50$ILLED
BULLSEYE THREATENED LITIGATION 8 BAEHR
VARIANCE CASE
010888 PEM 07 WORK ON STRATFORU FILE 1.00 f85.00BILLEL+
011188 PEM 07 PHONE CONF W/ATTY FOk STRATFORD RE 30 f25.50BILLED
DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT AMENDMENT
011288 PEM Ob ANALYZE STRATFORD DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT 3.50 f297.50BILLED
8 PRIOR AMENDMENTS
011288 TAG 11 REVIEW STRATFOkD ISSUES; PHONE CONF 1.00 f85.00BILLED
W/MANAGEk RE OPEN MEETING LAW
011388 PEM 07 ANALYSIS OF STRATFORD SITUATION; DRAFT 20 f17«OOBILLED
STATUS MEMORANDUM
011888 PEM Ob 2 PHONE CONF'S WlTIM WELCH 50 f42.50BILLED
011988 TAG O1 REVIEW DOCUMENTS; CONF IN MINNEAPOLIS 5.50 f467.50BILLED
W/WIESSNER, ALPFELBACHER 8 FAHEY RE TAX
INCREMENT ISSUES
011988 PEM 08 ANALYZE STRATFOkI+ DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT 2.00 f170.00BILLEI+
8 T.I.F. MATERIALS IN PREPARATION FOR
MEETING W/FINANCIAL AI+VISOkS
012088 TAG O1 PREPARE DRAFT OF MEMORANDUM TO COUNCIL 1.20 f102.00BILLED
kE TIF ISSUES
012188 TAG O1 kEVIEW TAX INCREMENT DOCUMENTS; CONF 5.60 f476.00BILLED
W/ATTY WELCH;. CONF W/WIESSNER
012188 PEM 09 PREPARE FOk 8 ATTEND MEETING W/TIM WELCH 4.00 f340.00BILLEI+
RE STRATFOkD AMENDMENT 8 DEFAULT ISSUES
012588 PEM 09 ANALYZE DEVELOPERS AGREEMENT RE T.I.2.50 f212.54BILLED
SHOkTFALL 8 DEFAULT ISSUES
012688 PEM O1 .COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF STRATFORD PkOJECT 3.50 f297.50BILLED
DOCUMENTS; DRAFT MEMO ANALYZING OPTION
012788 TAG 04 REVIEW TIF ISSUES FOR COUNCIL MEETING;3.40 f289.Of}BILLED
PHONE CONF W/ATTY STEMBERGER
012788 PEM 02 EDIT '8 REVISE MEMORANDUM ANALYZING 1.50 f127.50BILLED
STRATFORD SITUATION
012788 PEM OS PHONE CONE W/TONY STEMBERGER RE 1.50 f127.50BILLED
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT INTENT; FURTHER
ANALYZE ISSUES; PHONE CONF W/JAN
WIESSNER
012888 PEM 01 REVISE STRATFOkI+ STATUS MEMORANDUM;40 f34.00BILLED
INCORPORATE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
012888 TAG 04 PHONE CONF'S W/ELERS, MANAGER 8 ATTY 60 f51.00BILLED
HOLMES
012988 PEM 03 PHONE CONF W/TIM WELCH; PHONE CONF 40 f34.00BILLED
W/APFELRACHER
TOTAL FOR FILES 800203 BILLED UNBILLED TOTAL
TIME 43.OO~rs.OOfi rs 43.OOhrs.
CHAkGES (3655.00 f.00 (3655.00
LICENSES FOR FEBRUARY 24, 1988 CONSENT AGENDA
Falcon Lanes (New owners, see Item F-1 on Policy Agenda)
1550 W. Larpenteur
Falcon Heights, MN 55113 -following list of licenses
On Sale" Non-intoxicating Malt Liquor 4301
Off Sale" Non-intoxicating Malt Liquor #178
Bottle Club #1319
Bowling alley/pool table/amusement machines #1320
Cigarette #670
Lakeland Thrift Store (New business) #1321
1579 N. Hamline
Falcon Heights, MN 55108
Merle's Construction Co. #1322
860 Randolph Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55102
Consent
P~y X CITY OF PALCON flEIGRTS
1tEQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Amend Section 6-1.01 of City Code Regarding Alcoholic Beverages
ITT~ ~~ Jan Wiesner and Shirley Chenoweth
EEVIEWED SY:
EXPLANATION/SUMMARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
c.a~-~-- ~-
Agenda Item: F-1
Meeting Date:2/24/88
Once again the City has received a request for a pro-ration of a liquor license.
In this case it is for the Bottle Club license at the Bowling Alley). We
recommend that the Council consider amending the. code to allow pro-ration of
a new liquor license..
The Council could also allow transferring of license (according to 6-7.01 of the
code) for a fee of $100.00. In either. case the cost for the Bottle Club license
March to June would be $ 100.00. By issuing the new license we will not have
to conduct an investigation for the transfer and another one for the new license
in June.
Attachments:
a. Letter Dated February 16, 1988 from James Gartner, Vice President of
Falcon Lanes
b. Section 6-4.01 of existing code
c. Recommended new Section 6-4.01, Subd. 1 (b)
d. Section 6-7.O1 of existing code re: Transfezs of Licenses (Alcoholic
Beverages -,there is no provision in the code for transferring-other
licenses.)
NOTE: This proposed amendment also removes references to specific fees.
ACTION QUESTED: ~ /
s ~ i ~ ~' '`
Amend Section 6-1.01, Subd. 1(b)
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be and the compact
g. 1io license shall be effective y
and contiguous space named specified in the license for
y which it vas granted.
el_,se -a .
nbdivision 1. License lties. .
a. Eecei ts. Each application for a license shall
for
be accompanied y a receipt frco the City Treasurer
payment in full of the required fee for the license. All
fees shall be paid into the general fund of the City.
ipon rejection of any application for a license, the Treasurer
shall refund the mount paid.
fees. '!he Mty fionncil establishes the following .
annwi and .perevent license fees for the issuance of the
following licenses:
License Duration/E:piration Tee
1. Intoxicating
Liquor
i. 'On-sale' 1 Year/June 30. 54.000
ii. 'Off-sale' 1 Year/June 30 150
iii. 'Wine" 1 Year/June 30 2,000
2. Mon-intoxicating
Malt Liquor
i. `On-sale' 1 Year/Jane 30 ~5
ii. 'Off -sale' 1 Year/June 30 30
3. Bottle Club 1 Yeaz/Jane 30 300
Sunday Liquor 1 Year/June 30 200
s. Special Bvent- Per Event 75
Bale
6. Special Event- Individual went 25/day
Consumption
l~
dt
M'
re shall be refunded to the licenseec. Refunds. The
or to the censee's estate a pro rata poztioa of the annual
retail fee for the unexpired period of the license, computed
on • awnthly basis, when operation of the licensed business
ceases not less than one month before aspiration of the
license because:
tl) The business ceases to operate because of
destruction oz damage of the licensed preuses by
fire or other catastrophe;
t2) The liceasee's deatD; -
t3) The business ceases to be lawful for a reason
other than a license sevocatioa;
i 4 ) ?he licensee teases to s~,arry on t1s: licensed
business ender the license; or -
5) A change in the legal states of the City
Waking it unlawful for the licensed business to continue.
The application for refund must be Wade to the City Council
within 30 days of one or more of these occurrences.
d. License extension; death of licensee. In the
case of the death of a retail licensee to sell alcoholic
beverages, the personal representative is authorized to
continue operation of the business for not amore than 90
days after the death of the licensee.
e. Expiration of Licenses. AlI licenses issued
hereunder shall expire annually oa Juae 30.
i-5.01 MtY Council Discretion.
Subdivision 1. 6rantfn9 of iicease.
a. The City Council shall investigate all facts
set out in the application. Opportunity shall be given
to any person to be heard for oz against the granting of
the license. After such investigation and bearing, the
Council shall grant or refuse the application in its
discretion.
b. Each license granted shall be issued to the appli-
cant only and shall not be transferable to another bolder
tlnles: in accordance with Section i-7.01. Each license
shall be f ssued only for the compact aad contiguous premises
1'J~
7
No . 0-88-
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
O R D I N A N C E
Date February 24, 1988
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6-1.01, SUBDIVISION 1(b) OF THE CODE
PROVIDING FOR PRO-RATION OF LIQUOR LICENSE FEES
The City Council of the City of Falcon Heights does ordain as follows:
6-1.01 License Fees.
Subdivision 1 (b) Fees.
The City Council shall establish annual and per license fees
for the issuance of the following licenses:
1. Intoxicating Liquor
a. "On Sale"
b. "Off Sale"
C. ~ inG
2. Non-intoxicating Malt Liquor
a. "On Sale"
b. "Off Sale"
O Bottle Club
r-'-~ 4. Sunday Liquor
5. Special Event - Sale
6. Special Event - Consumption
Specific fees are identified in Section 5-13.01. Fees for new
licenses shall be pro-rated on a mQe~~k~} basis.
JUQn~-tQ.~~ --------------------
Moved by
1 Yeas Bays
SALDWIN in Favor
CIERNIA
cHENOwETH AgainstWALLIN
SH
Adopted by Council
Approved by
Mayar
Date
Attested by
Clerk Administratoz
Date
F~
O1
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g. A person who was born on or before September
1, 1967 may continue to purchase and consume alcoholic
beverages and shall be treated for such purposes Hader
this Chapter and under Minn. Stat. ch. 340A (1985) as a
person who is 21 years old.
h. 1~0 licensee shall knowingly perait the licensed
premises or any room in those premises or any adjoining
building directly or indirectly Hader Dis control to be
used as a resort for prostitutes.
i. 11ny police officer, building inspector, fire
siarshall or any properly designated agent or ~aployse of
the City shall love the unqualified right to enter, inspect
and search the premises of the licensee during business
hours without i warrant at reasonable tines.
j. for cause shown, the Dnsiness records of tDe
licensee, inclndinq federal and State iaccee tax returns,
shall be available for inspection by a duly authorized
representative of the City Council at reasonable tines.
Transfers.
Subdivision 1. Transfer of License.
J
a. A license shall be transferred in accordance
with provisions of Minn. Stat. 5340A.412 (1985), and as
provided herein. A license shall not be transferable without
the approval of the City Council.
b. The City Administrator shall furnish to each
applicant for the transfer of a liquor license suitable
applications which will require such background and financial
investigation and disclosure as to pertit the City Council
to determine that the proposed transfer is in the public
inttrest. for purposes of this Chapter, public interest
includes fitness and ability to finance and operate the
licensed premises in accordance with the applicable statutes,
ordinances and regulations, including but sot lisiited to
isealth, safety sad adequate insurance to protect tDe general
public.
c. The City Council shall conduct tDe necessary
background and financial investigatim of !De transferee
applicant itself or contract with the Durean of Crisuaal
1lpprehension to do so. The City Council shall Dave the
authority to charge an investigative fee equal to the actual
cost of the City of such investigation but .not to exceed
SS00 if the investigation is conducted within the State
l~
i~•
6-B.O1
f<
a'
or the actual cost not to exceed ;10,000 if the investigation
is required outside the State. Rio license say be transferred
if the results of the investigation shay to the satisfaction
of the City Council that transfer would not be in the public
interest.
d. Oapplication for transfer shall be aade in ~rritinq
o the City lldministrator, shall be accosipanied by certified
check or coney order in the amount of (100.00 payable to
the City, trhich amount is fixed as the transfer fee.
les.
Oiubdivision 1. ia:rs cad Daps of bale.
a. -foniatoxicatin Malt 3.i r. 81o sale. of aonin-
ozicating sa t quor any aade between iz00 a.><. and
00 a.:<. on the days of Monday throogh Saturday. nor
between 1:00 •.a. and 12:00 noon on Bnnday.
b. Intoxicating Liquor; On-Sale. llo sale of intoxi-
cating liquor for consumption on the licensed presuses
slay be made
1) between 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.a. on the days
of Tuesday through Saturday;
2) between 12 midnight and 8:00 a.m. on Mondays;
3) after 1:00 a.m. on Sundays, ezcept as provided
by subsection (c);
4) between 8:00 p.m. on Deceaber 24 and 8:00
a.:<. oa December 25, except as provided by subsection (c).
c. Intoxicating Liquor; Sunday Sales; On-Sale.
tl) A restaurant or club with a seating capacity
for at least 30 persons which holds an on-sale iatozi-
eatinq liquor license may sell intozicatinq liquor
for consumption oa the premises is conjunction Frith
the sale of food. between the boars of 12 noon and
12 >Lidnight on Sundays, when granted a Sunday license
by the City.
2) ffter one public bearing by ordinance, the
City any pers<it a restaurant or club wbich bolds an
on-sale intoxicating liquor licxase to sell intoxi-
eatfng liquor for consumption oo the presuses in con-
junction with the sale of food between the boars of
10:00 a.m. and 12 midnight on Sundays, when granted
a Sunday license by the City, provided that the licensee
is in conformance with the Minnesota Clean Piir 11ct_.
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Consant__„_,__
CITY OF lALCON BEIGSTS
tEQUEST POR COUNCIL CONSIDE~tATION
ITEti DESCRIPTION:
Amendment of Development District No. 1
SU~TTED ~' Jan Aiessner and Steve Apfelbacher
SEVIENED SZ: Tom Gedde
L~LAAIATION/SUiDiARY (attach additional sheets ss necessary):
1Eenda Item: F_2
Meeting Date: 2/24/88
Apfelbacher, Gedde and Wiessner met with Jim Holmes, the author of the tax.
increment legislation,to discuss the alternatives available to the City. WP do
not need to take any further action to use increment funds from one TIF project
to pay for costs incurred by other projects within the same Development District.
He advised that the political ramifications of including the entire City in a
development district may be more serious than we had originally thought. Although
it is technically legal the people who .are philosophically opposed could use this
as an example of abusing the TIF concept. To provide adequate protection from
a) changes.in State tax rate structure, b) future financial problems in projects,
d to provide more flexibility in use of funds, we rec~end that Development
District #l be amended as delaneatPd in Apfelbacher's.attached memo. The process
to: adopt this amendment would be as follows:
February 24 -.Schedule Public Hearing
March 9 and 16 - Publish Public Notice of Bearing
March 23 - Hold Public Hearing
Attachment
Proposed amendment of Development District Plan
ACTION REQOESTED:
Ehlers and Associates, Inc.
LEADERS IN PUBLIC FINANCE
February 19, 1988 SENT VIA MESSENGER
Janet R. Wiessner
City Clerk-Administrator
2077 West Larpenteur Avenue
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
RE: Amendment to Development District No. 1
Dear Jan:
Enclosed you will find a draft of the project plan for Development District
No. 1. I have also enclosed a hearing notice for review to Tom Gedde and
consideration by the City Council. I believe the objectives and
implementation sections are broad enough to include the construction pro3ects
we have discussed. This action would allow the increments in TID's 1-1, 1-2
and 1-3 to be used in this broader area. With this approach iacre~ments from
Development. District No. 2 cannot flow back to be used in Development District
No. 1. "Based on our past discussions we did not see the need to use
increments from Development District No. 2 in Development District No. 1. We
had discussed a preliminary schedule as follows:
February 24 City Council calls for hearing and sends plan to
Planning Commission for review
March 4 Notice sent to newspaper and letters to taring
3urisdictions
March 9 & 16 Notice published
March 23, 7:30 p.m. City Council holds hearing and receives Planning
Commission and public comments. City Council
can act to approve amendment.
I will look forward to further discussing this project with you.
Very truly yours,
EHLERS AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
Steven F. Apfelbacher
Director
SFA: hd
13808/1 OFFICES IN MINNEAPOLIS AND WAUKESHA
507 Marquette Avenue • Minneapolis, MN 55402-1255.612-339-8291
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Falcon
Heights, Ramsey County, Minnesota, will meet at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday,
March 23, 1988
to conduct a public hearing on a proposed modification of the Development
Program for Municipal Development District No. 1 (City Development District).
The general boundaries of the proposed City Development District
modification are to include the following area:
That area south of Larpenteur Avenue and north of Hoyt
Avenue extended between Cleveland Avenue and Arona Street
and that area south of a line approximately 475 feet north
of Larpenteur Avenue between Fairview Avenue and Arona
Street and north of Larpenteur Avenue.
The hearing is required by and will be conducted in accordance with
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 469.
Copies of the Development Program will be available for public inspection
at the offices of the City Clerk-Administrator after March 9, 1988 during
normal City business hours.
Persons desiring to be heard orally or in writing concerning the
Development Program will be heard at the public hearing.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
By /s/Janet Wiessner
City Clerk-Administrator
Dated: February 19, 1988
1380a/2
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT N0. 1
AS AMENDID ON MARCH 23, 1988)
AND
TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN
FOR
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT N0. 1-1
HOUSING DISTRICT DISTRICT N0. 1-2
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT N0. 1-3
REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT N0. 2-1
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA
MARCH 23, 1988
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I. THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Subsection A. Statement of Public Purpose ..................................1-1
Subsection B. Statement of Ob3ectives ......................................1-1
Subsection C. Statement of Public Facilities to be Constructed .............1-2
Subsection D. Development District Proposals and Public Facilities .........1-3
Subsection E. Environmental Controls .......................................1-3
Subsection F. Open Space to be Created .....................................1-3
Subsection G. Administration and Maintenance of Development District .......1-3
Subsection H. Statutory Authority ..........................................1-4
Subsection I. Relocation ...................................................1-4
Subsection J. Proposed Reuse of Private Property ...........................
SECTION II. DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1
Subsection A. Legal Description of Development District ....................2-1
Subsection B. Boundary Map of District .....................................2-2
SECTION III. ITEMS RELATED TO DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND FINANCING PLAN
Subsection A. Development Pro3ects Completed or in Progress ................3-1
Subsection B. Other Development Projects to take Place Within Development
District .....................................................3-1
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SECTION I. THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Amending Development Program of 9/22/82, 4/09/83, and 3/23/88)
A. Statement of Public Purpose
It is found that there is a need for new development and redevelopment in a
specific area within the corporate limits of the City (the "Development District"),
to provide employment opportunities, to improve the tax base and to improve the
general economy of the state. It is found that the area within the Development
District is potentially more useful and valuable than_ has been realized under
existing development, is less productive because of the lack of proper utilization
lack of investment and is not contributing to the tax base to its full potential.
In addition, it is hereby found that there is a need to solve the stormwater
disposal system and drainage problem which also affects the City of St. Paul and
the University of Minnesota properties and to provide adequate water and sanitary
sewer. Certain sites within the Development District consist of marginal and
substandard structures and uses. Therefore the City has developed this program to
provide an impetus for commercial, housing and related development. The actions
required to assist in the implementation of this development program are a public
purpose as well as the execution and financing of this program. Any further
programs to be developed will be outlined in subsequent public hearings that will
be held for the creation of any other tax increment financing districts and
programs.
B. Statement of Objectives
The City Council of the City of Falcon Heights, Minnesota (the "City Council"), has
previously determined that it was necessary, desirable and in the public interest
to establish, designate, develop and administer a development district pursuant to
Minnesota Statutes Chapters 469 and has created and amended a Development District
1 (the "Development District") in the City of Falcon Heights, Minnesota (the
City"), pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 469.124 to 469.134, of the Minnesota
Statutes (the "Economic Development Act"). The construction of certain public
improvements within the Development District in accordance with planning objectives
for a development area has been delayed because of a lack of Federal, State and
local government funding, resulting in an adverse development environment for
existing business enterprise anticipating such improvements as well as for
prospective housing activities that would enhance the employment opportunities and
tax base in the community. The City Council of the City determines that the
funding of the necessary activities and improvements in the Development District
the "Development District Program") shall be accomplished through tax increment
financing in accordance with Sections 469.174 through 469.179, inclusive, of the
Minnesota Statutes ("Tax Increment Financing"). The City and the City Council seek
to achieve the following ob3ectives through the Development Program:
1. Complete the City's development in accordance with the Comprehensive
Municipal Plan which to the extent feasible and practicable should be in
complete conformity to the Metropolitan Development Guide and the
Metropolitan Council System Statement (and Plan Content Guidelines) for
Falcon Heights;
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B. Statement of Objectives (continued)
2. Promoting and securing additional employment opportunities within the
Development District and the City for residents of the City and the
surrounding area, thereby improving living standards and preventing
unemployment and the loss of skilled and unskilled labor and other human
resources in the City;
3. Securing the increase of property subject to taxation by the City,
Independent School District No. 623, Ramsey County and other taxing
jurisdictions in order to better enable such entities to pay for public
improvements and governmental services and programs required to be
provided by them;
4. Securing the construction and providing moneys for the payment of the cost
of public improvements in the Development District, which are necessary
for the orderly and beneficial development of the Development District, and
5. Cooperate with and assist commercial and related developers to ensure that
the developments are community assets and meet Citywide standards;
6. Develop a sound tax base for the community, thereby helping to avoid undue
and excessive public financial burdens upon individual property owners.
7. Undertake public expenditures at the lowest possible level consistent with
public facility and service needs generated by development and demographic
trends.
8. Promote the development of this District, as vital and in the best
interests of the City and the health, safety, morals and welfare of its
residents, and in accordance with the public purposes and provisions of
the applicable state and local laws and requirements under which the
District has been undertaken and is being assisted.
9. Undertake a program to stimulate and revitalize the Larpenteur/Spellingintersectioncommercialareaintoastrong, community/retail center by
rehabilitation and redevelopment of certain business property.
C. Statement of Public Facilities Constructed
At this time, the City has not specifically identified and estimated the final cost
for all the public expenditures. The specific costs and activities will be
identified in the Tas Increment Project Plan. It is anticipated that the City will
undertake a portioa or all of the following public activities; property acquisition
and relocation costs, demolition of structures, site preparation, street and
related expenditures, alley and related expenditures, parking improvements and
related expenses, lighting systems, pedestrian skyway system, upgrading and
construction of municipal utilities, including (but not limited to) water, storm
water and sewer. With all projects, the costs of engineering, design, survey,
inspection, materials, construction, installation, acquiring property or easements,
restoring property to its original condition, apparatus necessary to provide public
work, legal and other consultant fees, testing, permits, judgments or claims for
damage and other expenses are included as project costs.
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D. Development District Proposals and Public Facilities
Public facilities within the Development District will be financially feasible and
compatible with longer range development plans. Any acquisition of property for
the public improvements will be to provide the impetus for private development
within the Development District. It is the intention of the City Council that all
expenses incurred through the creation of Development District No. 1 will be
financed with tag increment revenues.
E. Environmental Controls
It is presently anticipated that the proposed development under the Development
Program in the Development District will not present ma3or environmental problems.
All municipal actions, public improvements and private development will be carried
out in a manner that will comply with applicable environmental standards.
F. Open Space to be Created
Such open space, if any, within the Development District, will be created in
accordance with the zoning and platting ordinances and Comprehensive Plan of Falcon
Heights.
G. Administration and Maintenance of Development District
Maintenance and operation of the public improvements in the Development District
will be the responsibility of the Clerk/Administrator of the City, as administrator
of the Development District. Each year the administrator of the Development
District or his representative will submit to the City Council the maintenance and
operation budget for the following year.
The administrator of the Development District will administer the Development
District pursuant to the provisions of Section 472A.10 of the Development District
Act; provided, however, that such powers may only be exercised at the direction of
the City Council of the City. No action taken by the administrator of the
Development District pursuant to the above-mentioned powers shall be effective
without authorization by the City Council.
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H. Statutory Authority
Within the Development District, the City has created four tax increment districts
and reserves the right to create one or more tax increment financing districts
established pursuant to the Tax Increment. Act to finance the public improvements
and development/redevelopment cost proposed for the Development District. The
public improvements and development/redevelopment costs may be initially financed
from other City sources, including the use of improvement bonds issued pursuant to
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429, from which sources the City may reimburse from tax
increment proceeds derived from tax increment districts to be created within the
Development District. The tax increment district or districts will be created at
such time as will enable the City to capture the increase in assessed taxable value
of private improvements to be constructed with the Development District.
I. Relocation
The City accepts its responsibility for providing for relocation pursuant to
section 472A.12 of the Development District Act.
J. Proposed Reuse of Private Property
The reuse of private property occurring within the Development District will be in
accordance with the City's Comprehensive Plan as well as the zoning and platting
ordinances of the City of Falcon Heights.
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SECTION II. DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1
AS AMENDED).
A. Legal Description of Development District
Beginning at the intersection of the north side of the right of way of Roselawn
Avenue and the west right of way of Cleveland Avenue thence east along the northern
right of way of Roselawn Avenue to the east right of way of Fairview Avenue thence
south along the east right of way of Fairview Avenue to a point 476.4 feet north of
the northern right of way of Larpenteur Avenue thence east along this line which is
parallel to the northern right of way of Larpenteur Avenue to the eastern right of
way of Snelling Avenue said line being the same as the property line between Lots 6
and 7 of the Crossroads, thence south along the easterly right of way of Snelling
Avenue to the northern right of way of Crawford Avenue thence east along the
northern right of way of Crawford Avenue to the east right of way of Arona Street,
thence south along the east right of way of Arona Street to the southerly right of
way of Hoyt Avenue beginning in the City of Falcon Heights thence westerly along
the southerly right of way of Hoyt Avenue extended to the west right of way of
Fulham Street, thence north along the west right of way of Fulham Street to the
northerly right of way of Larpenteur Avenue, thence east along the northerly right
of way of Larpenteur Avenue to the west right of way of Cleveland Avenue thence
north along the west right of way of Cleveland Avenue to the point of beginning.
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SECTION III. ITEMS RELATID TO DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND FINANCING PLANS
A. Development Projects Completed or in Progress
Completion
Description of Project Contractor Cost Date
Gortner Storm Sewer and
Connection to St. Paul
Storm Sewer through the Erwin Montgomery
University of Minnesota Construction Company $408,696 10/29/82
1982 Street & Utilities
Prior Ave.) Storm Sewer,
Sanitary Sewer, Water Main Austin P. Keller
and Streets'(25X assessed) Construction Company $327,810 6/30/83
Looping of Water Main on
Larpenteur and Cleveland
to Serve West Portion
of Development District $133,000 5/85
Coffman Housing Development X9,200,000 5/85
Office Park Development $1,100,000 Completed
B. Other Development Projects That May Take Place Within Development District
Beginning
Description of Pro3ect Cost Date
Extension of Trunk Storm Sewer to
Serve East portion of Development
District (Lindig and Tatum Streets Future
and North Area) $ 445,000 Discussions
Additional Purchase of Storm Water Future
Capacity from St. Paul $ 95,000 Discussions
Upgrading of the Commercial Area
on the Southeast Corner of Snelling Estimates Future
Avenue and Larpenteur Avenue not available Discussions
Reconstruction of Larpenteur Avenue Estimates Future
not available Discussions
Reconstruction of Gortner/Cleveland Estimates Future
Avenues Interchange not available Discussions
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Economic Development District No. 1-1
The preceding ob3ectives will be promoted by constructing the following public
improvements and appurtenances thereto within the Economic Development
District
a) Construction of sanitary sewer, water main, storm sewer and storm
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water retention area, streets, curb and gutter in the development
jpv'T ~ area, specificially along Prior, Lindig, Tatum and Larpenteur Avenues
and ad3acent streets, including the cost of necessary easements for
such construction.
Construction Cost - $750,000
b) Connection to the University of Minnesota storm system (which is a
part of the St. Paul storm sewer system) with a 21 inch diameter
sewer. The construction will be fenced and the road will be replaced
with a 9-ton design bituminous surface.
Construction Cost - $176,000
c) Connection charge to the University System.
Connection Charge - $33,230
d) Connection charge (purchase of capacity) to the City of St. Paul
system.
Connection Charge - $300,000
Housing District No. 1-2
The preceding objectives will be promoted by constructing the following public
improvements and appurtenances thereto within the Housing Districts:
a) Public utility and street improvements.
Estimated Construction Cost - $420,000
b) Soil preparation costs
Estimated Correction - $230,000
c) Site preparation costs
Estimated Costs - X307,500
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Economic Development District 1-3
The preceding ob~~ectives will be promoted by constructing the following public
improvements andl appurtenances thereto within the Economic Development
Districts:
a) Site acqu~Csition - $447,000
b) Lindig Aria storm sewer improvements - $160,000
c) Lindig sa$~itary sewer improvements - X50,000
d) Larpenteu~ Avenue reconstruction improvements - final costs to be
determined
e) Gortner/C~eveland Avenue reconstruction - final costs to be determined
Redevelopment Dis~rict 2-1
The preceding obi ctives will be promoted by constructing the following public
improvements and appurtenances thereto within the Economic Development
Districts:
a) Land acqu~Lsition, demolition, write down - $800,000
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C~c-nsent______,,,_
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
Agenda Item: F-3
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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Mseting Date: 2/24/88
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Airing of Recreation/Community .Services Director
SU$MITTED ~' Jan Wiesner
REVIEf~IED BY:
E7~LANATION/SUMMARY (attach ,additional sheets as necessary):
The .interview panel (Pat Bush, Linda McLoon, Steve Emerson, Alan Stedman)
will be interviewing five candidates on.Thursday, February 18th. A
recommendation will be made at the Council meeting.
ACTION REQUESTED: m ~ S E ~
Approve appointment..
Consent
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CITY OP FALCON HEIGHTS
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Agenda Items: F-4
Meeting Date:2~24/88
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Update on Stratford Office Park
SUBMITTED BY:
REVIEHED BY:
LRPLANATION/SUMMARY (att:ch additional sheets as necessary):
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ACTION REQiTLSTID: