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AGENDA
NOVEMBER 9, 19 88
p,. CALL TO ORDER 7:00 P.M.
V CIERNIA _
B. ROLL CALL: CHENOWETH _~_ Sn1ALLIN ~ BUSH
ATTORNEY ENGINEER
BALDWIN / WIESSNER ~_ S.CHENOWETH ~_
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF OCTOBER 26, 19$8:
ACTION : __ ~~__ ------`-" '~__'_-~-
D. PUBLIC HEARINGS: None.
E. CONSENT AGENDA:
1. Disbursements
a. General Disbursements through 11/9/88, $36,837.83
Sinking Fund, $439.38
b. Payroll, 10/16/88 - 10/31/88, $8,877.15
2. Appointment of Gregory Peterson to Fire/Rescue
3, Commission Minutes
a. Planning Commission Minutes of October 3, 1988
b. Human Rights Commission Minutes of October 20, 1988
4. Appointment of Terry Iverson to Solid Waste Commission
5. Resolution Adopted by Solid Waste Commission Relating to Household
Hazardous Waste
6. Licenses
ACTION: -------------------- _
F. REPORTS, REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Consider Amendment to Sign Ordinance - Chapter 9
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2. Temporary Warming Shelter at the Community Park
ACTION: ~__ __ _-- ------ ~~
3. City Finance Position
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4. Request to Locate Air Quality Monitoring Instruments Above the
c~ City bSaintenance Garage
ACTION. ------------------------- ---- -----------------
5, Schedule Strategic .Planning/Goal Setting Session
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6. Consider Re-scheduling/Cancelling 23ovember 23rd Dieeting
ACTION: ------------------------
AGENDA
November 9, 1988
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G. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES:
H. ADJOURNMENT:
ACTION:
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
OCTOBER 26, 1988
Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P.M.
ALL MEMBERS PRESENT
Ciernia, P. Chenoweth, Wallin, Bush and Baldwin. Also present
was S. Chenoweth
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 12, 1988 APPROVED
Council approved the Minutes of October 12, 1988 as presented.
CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED
Council approved the following Consent Agenda:
1. Fire and Ambulance Reports
2. Disbursements
a. General Disbursements through October 26, 1988,
66,839.08
b. Payroll 10/1/88 - 10/15/88, $9,837.79
c. Statement. from Dahlgren, Shardlow & Uban for
September, 1988, $918.33.
d. Statement from Jensen, Hicken, Gedde & Soucie
for September, 1988, $3,762.30
e. Statement from Maier, Stewart & Assoc.,
8/28/88-9/24/88, $952.68
3. Resignation of Stephen Hard from Solid Waste Commission
4. Solid waste Commission Minutes of October 5,
1988
5. Ramsey County Sheriff's Report for September, 1988
6. Licenses - General Contractor - #174
The Snelling Company
1750 Thomas Avenue
P.O. Box 40246
St. Paul, MN 55104
Corporate - #173
Image Premastering Services
1781 North Prior Avenue
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
General Contractor - #175
Model Construction Co., Inc.
908 west county Rd, e-2
Roseville, MN 55113
PRESENTATION BY METROPOLITAN COUNCIL REPRESENTA~`IVE CHUCK wIGER
Chuck Wiger presented an update on the following Metropolitan
Council priority projects for 1989--solid waste management,
transportation, long term airport systems, regional parks and
human resource policy study. He also commended Council for
making Falcon Heights the leader in curbside recycling in the
2vortY~ Suburban area.
MINUTES
OCTOBER 26, 1988
PAGE 2
APPROVAL OF CONTRIBUTION TO SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT LAKES & TRAILSPATROLUNIT
Ciernia moved approval of an expenditure of $500.00 to the LakesTrailsvolunteerswhoprovidetrafficcontrolduringtheStateFairwhichcarriedunanimously. Wiessner was directed toattempttooacitheStateFair.
APPROVAL OF RESOLUTION REGARDING BRII~SHHALL SCHOOL CENTENNIAL
Ciernia moved adoption of Resolution R-88-20 which carriedunanimously.
RESOLUTION R-88-20
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING BRIMHALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR A CENTURYOFSERVICETOTHECOMMUNITY
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED BY RAMSEY COUNTY LEAGUE
Council briefly discussed the five resolutions after which BushmovedadoptionofalltheresolutionsproposedbytheRamseyCountyLeagueofLocalGovernments. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION R-88-21
A RESOLUTION REGARDING PROPERTY TAX REFORM
RESOLUTION R-88-22
A RESOLUTION URGING APPOINTMENT OF A RAMSEY COUNTYADVISORYPARKANDOPENSPACEBOARD
RESOLUTION R-88-23
A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING A SPEED SKATING RINK/MULTI-USEFACILITY
RESOLUTION R-88-24
A RESOLUTION URGING REPEAL OF THREE PERCENT LEVY LIMIT LAW
RESOLUTION R-88-25
A RESOLUTION OPPOSING STATE SALES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISETAXONPURCHASESMADEBYCITIESANDOTHERLOCALGOVERNMENTUNITS
WORKSHOP ON CITY'S ASSESSMENT POLICY SCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER 9,1988 AT 8:00 P.M.
Council scheculed a Council h~orkshop for 8;00 P.M., November 9,1988 for discussion of the City's assessment policy.
MINUTES
OCTOBER 26, 1988
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RESIGNATION OF AL ROLEK ACCEPTED
Council discussed Finance Manager Al Rolek's resignation andWiessner's memo dated October 20, 1988, regarding severance pay,accrued vacation and Rolek's request for payment of hisaccumulatedcomptime. Council conc urred that since the Cityhasnopolicyoncomptimeoranyhourlyrateestablishedforpaymentofsuchtime, the request should be denied. Staff wasdirectedtoaddresscomptimeintheproposedpersonnelpolicy.The entire policy will be discused at a future meeting.Chenoweth then moved acceptance of Rolek's resignation andpaymentforaccruedvacationandseverancepay. Motion carriedunanimously.
Council also approved Wiessner's proposed replacement plans andtimeline.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:16 P.M.
Tom Baldwin, Mayor
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Meetintt Date: 11/9/88
Agenda Item: E-1
ITEM. DESCRIPTION:
DISBI3RSEMENT5
SUBMITTED aY%Shirley Chenoweth
aEVIEWE,D BY:
87~LANATION/StS~MliRY (sttacb additional sbtets as necessary):
a) General.Disbursements through 11/9/88, $36,837.83
Sinking Fund, $429.38
fib) Payroll,October 16, 1988-October 31, 1988, $8,877.15
ACTION REQUESTED:
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November 7, 1988
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FROM: SHIRLEY CHENOWETH
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disbursement list. This was listed in error.
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Meeting Date: 11/9/88
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS w8~nda Item: E-2
EQUE8T fOR COUNCIL CON8IDERATiON
ITEM DESCRIPTIOl~
Appointment of Gregory Peterson to Fire/Rescue
SiTBMITTEA BY:Leo Lindig
BE9IEidED BY:
Shirley Chenoweth
E1~LAlaATI0NISUl~RY (attach additional shects as ntcRSSary):
See attached application
ACTION REQUESTED:
Approval subject to required physical and probation
period
6129/89
ciTy Of FALCON I~IIiNTSFIREDEPARTMENTANDREStUESQUADApplicationforMeabership
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ve you ever been di scha r9ed from •ny position? ~_ (I f yes, explain).
GENERAL INFORMATION
NY~i .ro yvu ava~iaou fior calls?
Are you a U. S . 4-'titian? ~ po you Aarre relatives in our espioyT ~,,~b'~'``~ ~`P'"'a''"~~`'f°~ ~"'`9laveyoueverbeenconvictedofae-isdemeanor, felony, or convicted in a ~iiitary court ~ ~,.ararttall (Omit minor traffic violations). ~ ~
Yes po ^~ ~ ~~If yes, explain UTf-'+f'
Oo ou have a val i d driver's 1 i tense? Yes No License i ~-'} (,/~ _ ~ ~ R _ 777 ~a91Homanytraffictitketsformovingviolationshaveyoureceivedinthepastfiveyears?Nature of offense(s) _ .P/]c.~0~~„ ADY O/~. t~~ ^1
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PHYSICAL RECORD
uHeight5ii vei9ht Color of Hair ~5,~,~[,iL totor of Eves (~rA-Nn
lbw would you describe your"~ncral health?
List any physical defects ~ ,
Have you ever been injured? ~, _ Give detai is
Do you rear gTassest ---.~ Are you subject to claustrophobia? ~,,,.
Are afraid of heights?
in use of emergency notify 'i+o~, „~ Y_ ,~„1 _~. _ _ ~ ,. _ _ _
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lease state briefly what prompted you to seek membership with the FaloDn Mei9hts Fire.Oepsrtment and !Rescue Squad ~! o,~..~ ,. 1_. _ _ a . L _~ .
REFERENCES list thrsc)
Name ~ n_ ~ 1~...~ , 7 ~ tahone (~ tl') - 9 ~ I /~ Itddress .~ Q'ui A ~w n e Q ~1P,.
Name ''hn_ , k ~ 1.~. 4 _ ,Phone - 3~ Address _~~d rnn IL5 A J c
C.4~Name hone Address _ n~Ael~rn~~
How wavy days, weeks, or worths of the year are you out of .ioy+n+n .for reasons other than
regular employment? ~,~ ~~~, 00 ~,,.,0
f hereby apply for wembershtp in the fat con Heights Fire Oepartwent and Reswe Sgwd. Prior
to wy acceptance 1 will gave to'pass a couQlete physical sxa~ination and a physical agility
test. In addition, wy acceptance is conditional upon wy perforwvi-ce Mhile on the ikpartment.
If wy performance fails below Departwent standards, ~- position liay be terwinated at any time.
Otherwise, 1 will serve none-year probationary period. At the end of that period 1 wilt be
accepted as a regular menber of the department or pN probationary period wiil be extended.
1 agree to abide by all by-laws and policies of the Falcon ikighis Fire Department and Rescue
Squad during my tenure with the Department.
gnature
9/~, /~ Y
Date
Falcon Heights Fire DepaRment
Fire Avai~bility Agreement
December 29, 1986
Fire Department Availability Agreetn~nt
in oortsideration of membership on the Falcon Hephts Fire OepaM+ent. t,
hereby agree b the ioNowing statements and oonditbns:
That as an applicant for membership on the Fabon Heights Fire Department. 1 have
represented myself ss available b respond to amergen~y tads between the hours of t3~0
AM and 500 PM;
2) That, as a candidate for membership. i was advised d the tact that i must execute this
Iigresment, and that 1 understand That this Agreement k au~ortzed by the Falcon Heights
fire Department membership;
3) That my inability to respond b emergency calls during alt or part of the time period
designated in Section (1) of this Agreement, unless excused by the acting Fre Chief
persuant b Section (4} of this Agreement, shag constitute cause for my removal from
membership of the Falcon Heights Fire Department. Response b less than thirty (30)
percent of all emergency t;alts between the hours of B~0 AM and 5:00 PM during any
consecutive ninety (90) day period Designated by the aging Fire Chief shall be conclusive
proof of my inability b respond. My removal shah be at the discxetbn of the acting Fire
Chief, whose decisan will be subject b the standard d review persuant b ARTICLE XI of
the Rules, Regulations, and Procedures. Removal under this agreement win disqualify the
claimant from any unemployment compensation benefKs;
4) That i w~f notify the acting Fire Chief of any change in availability as descried ~ Section
1) of this Agreement within one week of such change; and
5) That this Agreement shah rorrsain in tome and have effect tier a period of .two years from the
date i execute this Agreement. After two years of sa~s#a~ory service, the member may
apply for a vacant night call position or continue this Agreemert.
Subscrbed and swum b before me
Signature of member
this day of .19
Date)
Notary Public
In spning this Agreement, l sdv-owiedge receipt and examination of same.
Fue Chief Dale
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Consent ;~~_
Folicp~~_CITY OF lALCON BEICATS
BEQUEST !OR COUNCIL COpSIDERAThOI~
Agenda Item: E-3
Meeting Date:ll/9/88
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
COMMISSION MINUTES
SUBMII"t'ED ~~ Various Commissions
REVIEWED BY:
Shirley Chenoweth
EEpLANATIOp/StJrIIlARY (atuch additional sheets u secs~lsarlr):
a) Planning Commission Minutes of October 3, 1988
b) Human Rights Commission Minutes of October'2O, 1988
ACTION REQUESTED:
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
OCTOBER 3, 1988
Chairman Black called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
Black, Daykin, Boche, Barry, Carroll, Grittner and Duncan. Also present was
Council Liaison Wallin and Planner Malloy.
Finegan and Nestingen.
Barry moved, seconded by Duncan, to approve the September 12, 1988 Minutes
as presented.. Motion carried unanimously.
Sue Gehrz, Vice-President, University Grove Homeowners' Association, reviewed
her September 22, 1988 letter and parking permit proposal in detail (a copy
of which is on file on the office of the Administrator). The University
Grove Homeowners' Association are requesting that homeowners in the University
Grove area be allowed to purchase from the city parking permits or are
requesting some other way to accomplish the same objective (maintain parking
restrictions but allow homeowners to park on city streets) which will preserve
a good quality of Yife for this neighborhood.
Black also reviewed what action was taken by the City Council with the parking
restriction request from 1666 Coffman. Mayor Baldwin then reviewed the present
philosophy in the suburbs--all property owaers must provide off street parking
and the streets cannot be ~,ogsidered as part of the parking budget. Since,
at this time, such philosophy exists, the request for 1666 Coffman for parking
permits was denied and Coffman Street was directed posted "2 Hour Parking
Except Weekends and Holidays" from Larpenteur south to the Fire Lane. Wallin
agreed that the permit parking issue had to be looked at comprehensively.
PRESENT
ABSENT
9/12/88
MINUTES
APPROVED
UNIVERSITY
GROVE
PARKING
PERMIT
REQUEST
BLACK/
BALDWIN/
WALLIN
After further discussion, Carroll moved, seconded by Daykin, to table further PARKING
discussion on the parking permit request made by the University Grove residents PERMIT
and Joanne Eicher, 2179 Folwell, and schedule a workshop to be held October REQUEST
12, 1988 at 8:00 P.M. with the Planning Commission, City Council, Planner and TABLED -
Safety Liaison. Motion approved unanimously. WORKSHOP
SCHEDULED
Planner Malloy reviewed how work was progressing on the informational booklet,
requested clarification in some areas and advised a final draft should be
ready for the next meeting.
Duncan moved, seconded by Boche, to adjourn the meeting at 8:30 P.M. Motion
carried unanimously.
MALLOY
ADJOURN-
MENT
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COIOdISSI02d MEETING
OCTOBER 3, 1968
PAGE 2
Subadtted bys
therine J. Zimmerman
Approved: November. 7, 1988
Edger Finegan, Secretary
i•
MINUTES
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
OCTOBER 20, 1988
PRESENT: Furton, Vavoulis, Stenquist, Groff, James Olsen (new member)
ABSENT: Lamb, Talbot, Boger, Dworkin, Chenoweth
Minutes approved as read.
James (Jim) Olsen was introduced as a new member of the commission.
League of Human Rights Commission Annual Meeting - attended by: Boger,
Vavoulis, Talbot, Gibson-Talbot
Goal Setting - Brian Stenquist led discussion. Stenquist reviewed infor-
mation he had from other commissions.
Roles ( Advisor to City Council
Advocacy role
Education - adult, children ~ businesses
Draft Mission Statement:
To protect and promote human rights for the residents of
Falcon Heights
Members are to come next month with ideas of what areas you would want to be
involved. Brian will continue to research other commissions.
Conscnl~~_,
Policy
Agends Item: E-4
CITY OF l~LCON HEIGHTS MtstinS Date:ll/9/88
REQUEST YOx COUNCIL COIiSIDERATIOIi
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Appointment of .Terry Iverson to Solid Waste Commission
SUBMITTED ~~ Solid Waste Commission
REVIEWED BYt .'Shirley Chenoweth .
E7IPLANATIOP/St1PIIdARY (attach saditioaal sheets as ascsssarP):
Terry would fill the position vacated by the resignation of Steve
Hard. The Commission feels his expertise in the hazardous waste
area would be very helpful and requested Terry apply.
ACTION REQUESTED:
4
DATE ((' 3-x`6•
TALCOl~ HEIGHTS COl~IIrIISSION/COUNCIL APPLICATION
ler~7 ~, 1~e~so.~
ADDRESS: 17 gs 1205 ~~~ce IPoSp~~ l (e PHONE ~.~~' 3Gf~~-~{
w- s6so-~,~HOi~ LONG AT ABOVE ADDRESS? I3 ?LABS
IN NEAT CAPACITY DO YOU iTIBfl TO SERVE? em/op,,. t nl i ~ ~i/A S ~c,. ~Om~,`t S r`~,/,.
SEASON YOU WISH TO SERVE ON ABOVE : CQ mM v.-v , C ~'~ ~ C~~ `1~ wP,p~/ ~IJ, ti/, /~ PS e~o,~
I '/ f p / L, ~®'b v~ 2 ~ O ~G~1 f7 A-Z ,~ r~ J / C ~1 i!4 ~ i r c,/~J l ~ (/1 n.+.~.~ ~ ~ ~/_p / r'.~. //1 S i7 ~ i //1 !!/ia~' ~?s ^
L~Min '. S S i Gnu
PRIOR PUBLIC (OR RELATED) SERVICE: ~i`~`e. ~' jP/~te,r ~ ~ /~^Pi~',' ~~ ~ ~Fl~ r'Cs~ I
Y~rh,.;~<~a./ lL- L,,~,a~s, ~i~e C~~~~sh,~I ~ ~lr ~i,Me /~ ~F~~s
j Il. I" 1 ~ ~ FAT 1 ~~ ' f~ Q ~ ~ ~l ~ A ~
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OTHER SII.EVANT BACICGROUAID (OR COlOIENTS) : ~ A ,,,, G n~ ~ ,q,,, : ,~ ~ ~- ~ , . ~ '~- d,~
Cansent~_
Policy_,r CITY tlF tALC0~1 HEIGHTS
ItEQ[TEST "!OR COUNCIL COASIDERATIO~N
Agenda Item: E-5
leetiag Datc: 11/9/88
ITEM DESCRIPTION•
Resolution adopted by Solid Waste Commission relating to
household .hazardous waste
SUBMITTED ~' Solid Waste Commission
BEVIEi~D ay' Shirley Chenoweth
E"f~I.td+1ATI01~/5UlIIiARY (attsc~ sdditio~al sheets as aecssissr~):
A committee made up of representatives from Falcon Heights, Lauderdale,
Roseville, Ramsey County and the PCA have been studying possible one day
household hazardous waste drop offs.
At the same time, the City~s SW Commission has been addressing the
hazardous waste problem. As discussions continue, it appears that
one day drop offs have not proven effective or financially prudent.
The Commission is recommending that permanent containment sites be
established and would like Council endorsement.
ACTION RE STED:
i
t
RESOLVED by the Solid Waste Commission that the Commission
draft a letter for the Mayor and Council's signature urging the Ramsey
County Board to establish at least two permanent hazardous waste collec-
tion sites in the County and establish a county task force to deal with
hazardous waste issues on a county-wide basis.
Dated: November 2, 1988
Conoant R MaetinR Date:71/g/Rg
Policy ~_ Agenda Itan: E-6
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
oueaT Boa couNCi~ ~n~
i
ITEM DBSCRIPTIOp:
Licenses
SUBMITTED BY: Shirley Chenoweth
BEVIEWID BY:
l~LA1~ATIOP/SDl4~ABY (attach additional sbects as neclssary)
SEE ATTACHED LIST.
ACTION REQIIESTED:
6/29!87
v
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CONSENT AGENDA
November 9, 1988
Mechanical Contractor
Ernest Ott/Honeywell, Inc. #172
2354 Bush Lake Road
Edina, MN 55435
Corporate
Hermes Floral Co., Inc. #176
1750 West Larpenteur
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
Christmas Trees
Conklin Tree Farms and Gardens
Box I67
Wheelelr, Wisconsin 54772
General Contracting
Tech Builders, Inc. #178
410 Downtown Plaza
Fairmont, MN 56031
NEW
Consent
ey~_
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
CITY OF FALCON HEI68TS
1tEQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Consider Amendment to Sign Ordinance - Ch 9
SUBMITTED BY: Jan Wiessner, Mike. Thompson
REVIEWED BY:
EXPLANATION/SUMMARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Agenda Item: F-1
Meeting Date:ll/9/88
On October 12, 1988, when the City Council discussed the Christmas Tree
ordinance, staff was directed to check .other communities' sign ordinances
to see if special provisions are. made for non-profit organizations.
Mike Thompson checked with a variety of communities and could not find
any that differentiate between private and non-profit organizations.
We do not recommend changing our existing practice of treating everyone
alike. Furthermore, we have heard from Ramsey Gounty that they do not
allow signs on County rights of way.
n
However, two changes we recommend are to: (1) add garage sales to the
list of sign permit exceptions on page 62, Ch 9-13.01, Subdivision 7.
We have not enforced sign permits for garage sales and it does not seem
reasonable to do so.
On P. 63, Subd. 7, the setback required is 10 feet from the street right
of way. .This has not been enforced as it requires that signs be placed
back further from the street than what seems reasonable.
ATTACHMENT: Ch 9-13.01-03, pg. 61-71
ACTION REQUESTED: ~ ~,~ -~-k t ~pyy~,~
P'i,ANHING AAD TEVEIDP'I~NT 9-12.02, 12.03
9-12.02 ~~ *satec7 or C~+tra? sLSiress District
Subdivision 1. This district is in additioo to and not in-Lieu-of the
regular or original soning district applied cn tge Son~ng District Map
with the fallowing fntent and purpcees:
S~~divisian 2. Following public gearing, the. City Council may by 4/5
wte determine that certain business districts with multiple owners,
uses, and buildings may be exempt from certain setback, parking. and
other requirements of this Chapter proaided a detailed land use,
development, and .environmental m3intenanae gtai is approved by action of
the City Council following a finding that said plan is in the general
public interest and within the interrt atd purpose of this Chapter.
The City Council say designate said plan (including text and graphics)
to serw~e fn total or in part as soning regulations for the business area
described.
Subdivision 3. within all business districts, side yard setbacks as
required will be modified to permit party cells. Party walls Where
constructed as a part of a ~fnt simultaneous dewelnpaent inv+alving two
or more buildings may be bu It with no side bards subject to the
granting of a variance by the City Cwncil.
9-12.03 Manufactured Ho~•nes
Subdivision 1. Manufactured or "mobile" homes as defined in this
Chapter and per Minn. Stat. Sec. 327.31 Subd. 6 shall be permitted on
any legal lot in the "R-1" and "R-2" Residential Districts under the
following conditions that apply also to any other type of principal
residential building permitted:
a. No principal residential building shall be less than 50 feet by
20 feet in outside dimensi,ans (20 ft. one side and 50 ft. the
other) .
b. All one and two .family residential buildings shall ha~v~e a
baseIIent as defined and regulated in the City Building Qode.
c. All residential buildings shall meet all structural and other
requirements of the City Building Code.
PART 13. SPDCIAL PRUVISIOIZS
9-13.01 Sims• General
i
61
NG AAD DEVELDP~+ENT 9-13.01
Subdivision 1. ~_Reguired. Except as otherwise provided fn this
section, no sign or structure shall be erected, constructed, altered,
rebuilt or relocated except as provided in this chapter and until a
permit for the same has been issued by the Zocung Aclair-istrator upon
application and to include such information as is required for a
oaaQlete understanding of the proposed work.
division 2.} No permit will be required for the
following: ``
a. A change of copy on any advertising sign.
b. A nameplate (identification) sign not e~coeeding two (2) square
feet of display surface on residence property stating only the name, _
address and profession of an occupant.
c. Aground sign advertising either the sale or rental of the
premises upon which it is maintained when such sign does rot ezoeed
ten (10) square feet of display surface.
d. Street, warning and other official or ron-advertising signs
erected by a goverrBaental body or by others where recp~ired pursuant
to a legal authority.
e. Election signs except those to bE displayed on new, permanent
structures or supporting elements.
The only exemptions perrratted by this paragraph shall apply only to the
requirements of a permit and shall not be construed as relieving the
owner of the sign from re`ponsibility for its erection and maintenance
in a good ar,d safe condition.
Subdivision 3. Permit Fee and Issuance.
a. An application for a permit shall be accompanied by a fee as per
the approved permit fee schedule of the City.
b. It shall be the duty of the Zoning Administrator, upon the
filing of an application to examine the plans and specifications and
other data ar~d the pcenises upon which it is proposed to erect the
sign or other advertising structure or display. If it shall appear
that the proposed structure is in compliance with the requirements
of this Code, the Zoning Ac~inistrator shall then issue the erection
permit.
Subdivision 4. Emiration of rmit. If the wrk authorized under an
erection per~r~it has not been ooapleted within six months after the date
of issuance, the permit shall become null and void.
62
F~tAAIl~NG AAD DEVEIDPlE~ 9-13.01
Subdivision S. The Zoning Administra~tar shall
inspect every three years or at such other times as dee~oed neonseary
each sign, ezoept residential, regulated by this Chapter, to ascertain
Whether the same is secure or insecure and Whether it 38 in need of
removal or repnir. To meet the expenses of such inspection the
permittee thereof shall pay to the City a fee as established and
required by the City Council. No inspection fee other than the original
permit fee shall be cdtiarged during the calendar year in Much the sign
or other advertising structure is erected. The Zoning Administrator may
maintain on file a photograph of any or all signs in pt].aae in the City;
a new photograph may be taken at the time oaf each inspection..
S~i~divisinn 6. ~~ cht Ave ~~ Lye'! . Exceg~t for necessary poles, --
uprights, pedestals,. and other supporting structural elements, no
portion of any sign shall be less than eight feet. above grade level
except for ground signs that are designed such that they present no
hazard to pedestrians or vehicles. Signs that are erected near public
streets or other vehicular drives shall be erected at sufficient height
to avid contact with said vehicles.
Stt~division 7. general Setback Recuirements. bcoept as pcanided by
conditional use permit, in any district, any portion of any sign
exceeding one and one-half (1-1/2) square feet shall be setback ten (10)
feet from any street right-of-way line and five (5} feet from any
residentially zoned property line.
Subdivision 8. paintinc Requirement. The ora~er of any sign as
defined and regulated by this chapter shall be required to have such
sign properly painted,. at least once every two (2) years, or as needed,
including all parts and supports of the sign, and structures and backs
of signs shall be painted a neutral color, unless such parts and
supports are galvanized or treated otherwise to prevent rust. The need
for painting shall be as determined by the Zoning A3ninistrator.
Stddivision 9. Recuired IKarkina on Sian. Every sign. or other
advertising structure, when erected, shall have painted in a o~nspicuous
place thereon, in Letters not less than one (1) inch in heic~t, the date
of erection, the permit number and the wltage of any electrical
apparatus used in connection therewith.
Subdivision 10. F~moval of Obsolete a_*d Ian-Qanform~cz.~_ic,~s. Any
sign whiff does not conform to the regulations provided by this chapter
shall be taken dawn and removed by the owner, agent or person having the
beneficial use of the property, building or structure upon Mfiich the
sign tmy be found within five (5) years after the effective date of this
Crapter as hereinafter provided. After the expiration of said five (5)
63
i
PiAIaTING AAD DEVIIDP~ 9-13.01
Yen rs and upon wr itten nc
the land owner and/or ei<
days and upon failure to
specified in ouch order,
to cause reaoval of such
paid by the owner of the
buildirg or structure to
tification from the Eoning Administrator, to
p owner, said sign shall be remved within 10
coaply with such notfoe within. the tfae
the Zoning ldministrator is hereby auttnrized
sign and any expense incident thereto shall be
sign or the owner of .the .property or of the
which such sign is attached.
8uddivisian 11. ~ seafP ar~d [m,i~ >> sigp~ If the .Zoning
Administrator eh~tll find that any sign or othEZ advertising structure
regulated by this chapter fs unsafe or insecure, or is a tenaoe to the
public or no longer advertises a bona fide business conducted or
products sold, or has been oonstruc*.ed or erected or is being asintained
in violation of the provisions of this chapter, he shall give written
native to the permittee thereof. If an unsafe or unlawful sigh has not
been removed within 60 days following written notice to land owner
and/or sign owner, said sign may be remQVed with approval by the City
Council at the direction of the Zoning Administrator with the oo~ats of
such reroval assessed to the owner of the sign.
If the parmittee fails to remove or alter the structure so as to comply
with the standards set forth in this (~~ter within 10 days after such
notice, such sign or other advertising structure may be removed or
altered to cotrply with this chapter by the Zoning Ac~ninistrator at the
expense of the pertrittee or owner of the property upon which it is
located. The Zoning A~3ninistrator may cause any sign or other
advertising structure which is in immediate peril to persons or
property to be removed summarily and without notice.
Subdivision 12. Obstnct~n of Fire F~c~p~. No sign shall be
erected, oanstrueted or maintained so as to obstruct any fire escape, or
any window or door or opening used as a means of egress or for
fire-fighting purposes, or so as to prevent free passage from one part
of a roof to another part thereof. No sign shall be attached in any
form, shape or manner to a fire escape nor be so placed as to interfere
with an opening required for legal ventilation.
S~division 13. ~nformi tv wit_h 7~nino ~;,!~ ,; ? 8;na ~. Except as
allowed under the provisions of this Chapter relating to projecting
signs; every sign for ~rhich a permit. is required shall rigidly conform
to the requirements of rear yards, side yards, and setback restrictions
of the zoning area district, of the lot upon rich such sign is to be or
is to®ted and of any lot contiguous thereto as fully as if such sign
were a part of the building wall or roof, except that the lighting
ref lectors .may project beyond the top of .such sign.
64
PZAt~III~ AAD DEVELnP~.NT 9-13.02
All signs shall be in accordance with applicable prwisfans of the City
Building Code.
9-13.02 ~~tt~ Sim in at h ~ it ~ D~tr~~±
iViesor, 1. s~i r~snt i Al ni at r i _ _ As ~ratitted and regulates] j,n
Sectioc~s 6, 7, 8,-and 9 of this Code.
8t~bdiviBioD 2. ~-~s;neBS Distr~~ts ("B-?" er~d ~8-1~'~.
a~. rifles of sic~s Allowed. Business, naaep~lnte, identifi®tion, -_
illuminated, ground, pedestal, political, real estate sales,
te~ora ry, and wall .
b. ~~r of ea~~ t o i~ al?~d fler lot frcc-tage. Qie (1)
real estate sales sign, two (2) temQorary signs, one (1) nameplate
sign, ane (1) political sign for each candic~te, ana ane (1)
business sign.
c. Size•
1. Except as provided herein, the total square footage of
permanent sign area for each lot shall not exceed one (1)
square foot of sign area for each lineal foot of building
t~ frontage, except where a location is a corner lot, the amount
may be increased by one half (1/2) square foot of sign area
per front foot of building.
2. Ab individual sign shall exceed fifty (50) square feet in
area.
3. Each real estate sales sign, temporary sign, and political
sign shall not exceed twenty (20) acgare feet in area.
4. Sack nameplate sign shall not exceed forty (40) square
fleet fn area.
d. Beigh~ The top of the display shall not exceed ten (10) feet
above the average grade for pedestal and ground signs, and not
higher than outside wall or .parapet for wall signs.
65
PZAHI~NG At~D DEVEtD~Pl~HI' 9-13.02
e. Seek.. tiny sign over six (6) square feet. shall be aetbeck at
least ten (10) feet from any lot line. In no case shall any part of
a sign be closer than two (2) feet to a vertfaal line dram at the
property line. 111 signs aver twenty (20) square feet shall be
setback at least fifty (50) feet fran any residential district.
f. corner. Intl. In the case of corner lots, the forger of the two
wells any De used to oonQute all usable sign area.
g. Alleys shall not be considered a public street.
b. Signs on r~on-oonforaung uses shall be oonsidere8 as if zoned
Hrl. " _
i. The owner or lessee of any sign, or the o~mer of the land on
which the sign is located shall keep the grass, weeds, or other
growth cut and the area free from refuse between the sign and the
street and also for a distance of six (6) feet behind and at the
ends of said sign.
Subdivi8ion 3. A~~int.~~ flifitric!tS ("B^2' and ~EB"1
a. Types of Sims Allowed. Business, nameplate, identification,
illu3ninated, ground, pedestal, political, real estate sales,
shnppir~ center sign where there are three (3) or more businesses,
temporary, and wall.
b. j3~~r of each tope of sign allowed r~r lot frontage. One (1)
real estate sales sign, two (2) temporary signs, one (1) nameplate
sign, and one (1) political sign for each candidate, and me (1)
business sign or one (1) shopping center sign. If a shopping
center sign is utilized, each business establishment located in the
shopping venter shall also be permitted one (I) business or
nameplate sign.
c.
1. Eycoept as psovi.ded herein, the total square footage of
perma~ert sign area for each lot shall not exceed two (2)
square feet of sign area for each lineal foot of building
frontage, except where a location is a corner lot, the amount
may be increased by one (1) square foot of sign area per front
foot of building along a side lot Line.
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piAAII1IAlG HAD DEVEIDI~MEAIT 9-13.02, 13.03
2. Ab individual sign shall eu~eed at:e hundred and fifty
150) square feet in area.
3. Eecb real estate sales si t r si and politicalY ~~
sign shall not exceed twenty (20) square fleet in area.
4. Each naiaeplate or business sigi shall nat. exoe~ed seventy
five (75) square feet in area.
d. ~iq~t.._ The top of .the display aball not exceed thirty-five
35) feet in height above grade except that roof signs shall not be
permitted.
e. ,~ Any sign over six (6) square feet shall be setback at
least ten (IO) feet from any lot line. In no ease shall any part of
a sign be closer than two (2) feet to a vertical line dawn at the
property line. All signs aver fifty (50) square feet shall be
setback at least fifty (50) feet from any residential or agri-
cultural district.
9-13.03. ,~ga~ as Traffic Ham rds
Subdivision 1. Sighs: Special. Ab sign ney be erected that by
reason of position, shape, flashing light, movement, color, or in any
other manner interferes with the proper functioning of a traffic sign or
signal or otherwise constitutes a traffic hazard as determined by the
Zoning Administrator. In particular, signs which may be confused with
emergency or snow plow vehicle lights are prohibited.
S~fidivision 2. cprt?;n Sims Prohibited. 13o sign will be permitted
that provides refuge from police surveillance, tends to accumulate
debris as a fire hazard, or in any other way is a hazard to the public
health, safety, oanvenience or general welfare. Private signs are not
permitted within streets or other public right-of-`,ray.
S~division 3. Ti 1 im; rgted Sim Re~tr ictn.
a. Any sign illuminated and located rithin 50 feet of a residential
district. lot line shall be diffused or indirect so as not to reflect
direct rays of light into adjacent residencPS. AlI illuminated
signs in business and industrial districts in close proximity to
residential districts shall be designed so as to illuminate the sign
and not residential property to the extent practicable.
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Pi~1IaIING AAD DEVEIAPirENr 9-13.03
b. Illuminated signs lighted by any jeans as an integral part of
the sign, by floodlights, or any other leans which rest ligtrt away
t• from the sign shall be governed as follows:.
1. Aed, yellav, or green lights that by position, flashing,
or color or in any other menr:er tend to cause confusion with
emergency vehicle lights or in the proper reeding of traffic
signs or signals shall be prohibited.
2. P-ny oambination of signs or light sources which asst light
on a public street shall not ezaeed ac-e foot candle weber
reading as measured fray the centerline of said street.
3. Nty combination of signs or lights which cast light on
property caned for residential use shall not exceed 0.4 foot
candle meter-reading as measured from any part of said
residential area.
4. In no instance shall exposed Light bulbs be utilized to
light signs, property, or merdandise for sale or resat. Said
lights shall be hooded or controlled in some masu~er so as to
direct light away from public streets or adjacent to nearby
property.
Subdivision 4. Sites in Public Right-of-i~Tav. Sic~s shall not be
perrr:itted raitr:in tr+e public right-of-way or easements except as follows:
a. Public traffic control signs are permitted in any
right-of-way.
b. Decora o ,banners, and other temporary signs may be permitted
within thet right-of-Tray provided a permit is granted by the
Zoning Administrator for a specified time not to exceed 60 days.
Subdivision 5. Flashing Sims. Devices giving off an .intermittent or
rotating beam of rays of light shall be prohibited, except symbols or
numerals indi®ting time and temperature and word dangers, as 3~ang as
the card danger does not dange more frequently than every 30 seconds.
In no event, however, shall any light be permitted which may be oanfused
with lights fran a snow plow, police car, ambulance, or other emergency
vehicle.
Subdivision 6. ~i~orary and ElectionS bra si s shall
be anitted in an district in an ~ ~pe y y yard area prwided there shall be no
more than th~L3) sud sites on_ anv lot and ~e *.ntA~ area of such
shall include election signs on resie~ntial property, eonenercial special
sale signs, special occasion signs, garage sales, and similar signs.
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PI~AIaIING AND DE,vSi.O~P~ 9-13.03
Election signs are permitted in any district on private property. Such
signs Host be removed within 10 days following the election date.
Subdivision 7. Service station sib Servi~ae stations asy erect one
pylon or pedestal sign not to exceed twenty-five (25) feet in height
anywhere in setback area but no part of any such sign shall bP closer to
side lnt lines than the required side Ord setback nor within five (5)
feet of the rear lot line or ten (10) feet of street right-of-~y.
8ubdivisian 8. Beal Estate Sim Real estate {for rent, sale, or
lease) signs nay be placed in any yard of a lot containing the affected
structure or land involved, provided such signs are not clo®er than ten
10) feet to any property line and do not exceed a total o€ six (6) __
square feet per lot frontage in residential areas and thirty-t~+o (32)
square feet on any other lot. Bowever, real estate signs aver six (6)
square feet may be owzstructed~in any residential area providing that:
a. The sign area all:owanoe for a combination of lots in aggregate
shall not exveed fifty (50) square feet;
b. The signs are located at least one hundred thirty (i30) feet
from any home;
c. The signs are removed within one (1) year unless an extension of
the Zoning Ad~r:inistrator.
d. A use perlrit is grai:ted by the Zoning Ad~r~inistratar.
Deal estate sig,.s over thirty-two (32) square feet per lot frontage
and exceeding other sign area limits in business and industrial
areas shall require a variance.
Subdivision 9. Private Traffic Sites. Private traffic circulation
signs in parking lots and pedestrian circulation signs in alleys or
other hazardous situations may be permitted provided sucfi individual
signs cb not exceed three (3) square feet, the minimno number necessary
for purposes intended is utilized, and such signs are utilised
exclusively for .purposes intended and permitted.
Subdivision 10. vaunt Ints. Signs on vacant lots shall be permitted
in ac~aordanoe with this chapter except where governed by building
fraritage, in such cases, front footage of public right-~f-~ay shall be
utilized.
Subdivision 11. Dis~vs Not Constitu±inv~g~s. Animal displays,
pieces of sculpture, famtain s, aerial search lights, or other displays
or features which direct attention to an object, product, place,
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activity, person, institution, organization, or business Yet not defined
herein as such or oamnonly considered a sign, shall aoo~aly with all the
r requirements of Section 9-13.01.
Subdiviairon 12. Biers on [~Tinda~ ~ Doors. This t~~epter does not
apply to interior signs pointed, axtacfied by afiesive, or othprwiee
attached directly to or visible through windows and glass portion of
doors except that such signs shall not be permitted in `Bg", '~-1', and
H-1~," Districts.
Bubdivi8ion 13. ~raurd Sims
a. No ground sign shall be erected, constructed, altered, rebuilt,
or relocated to a height exceeding twenty (20) feet above groud.
b. The bott® of the facing oaf every ground sign shall be at least
thirty (30) inches above the ground, which space say be filled with
platform or decorative trim of light wood, aetal construction,
brick, planters or plantings, etc.
No private sign shall be erected, constructed, or Maintained
within the bounc'~ry of any street, avenue, highway, alley or public
ground of the City, County or State.
d. Portable signs supported by frames or posts rigidly attached to
bases shall be so proportioned that the wieight and size of the bases
are adequate to resist the wind pressure specified in the Building
Code. Such signs shall not exceed five (5) feet in height or
fifteen (15) square feet in area.
e. The owner of a lot upon which there is a ground sign or the
person occupying such l,ot or both are hereby required to keep such
lot and such ground sign clean, sanitary, inoffensive and free and
clear of all obnoxious substanves and. unsightly aQnditians.
Subdivi~inn 14. Having or Rewlving Sims (~btion Sians~ .. Having or
revolving signs shall rwt be permitted e:oept by the granting of a
varia-ce.
Subdivision 15. ~~.g~s- mall sic~s attached to erterinr walls of
solid masonry or concrete shall be safely and securely attached.
S~divisi.on 16. dims Painted on Walls. Signs shall not be painted
directly on the outside real of a building. Signs shall not be painted
on a fence, tree, stone, or other similar objects or structures in any
district.
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PiAI~IING At~D DEVBDP'!~!Il' 9-13.03
8~tidiviaion 17. projectj~ Sfms. Signs shall in no case Project
from a building or structure nnre. than one (1) foot from base of
building. No projecting] sign shall at the lowest point be Icss than
tight (8) txet above the sidewalk or the grade level. bill projecting
signs for which a permit is required shall be constructed entirely of
fire resistive aaterials approved by the Boning Administrator for this
P~p~ •
All metal supports and braces for projecting signs shall be galvanized
or of oorrosiv~e resistant ueterial or painted at least .once amually.
8ubdivisi,on 18. Electric Sias. All signs and displays using.
electric power shall have a cutoff switch on the outside of the prenises
and on the outside of the sign. All electrical work shall conform with --
the City tbde and be subject to city inspection.
Subdivision 19. ~mstruction Sigyg_ These signs are not to exceed
thirty-twr~ (32) square feet in area arr] shall be allowed in all zoning
districts during construction. Such signs shall be remaaed when the
project is substantially completed.
Subdivision 20. I~of Sites. Roof sic~s are prohibited in all
districts.
Subdivision 21. Offensive Signs. No signs shall contain any indecent
or offensive picture or written matter.
Subdivision 22. Advertising Sites. Advertising sicp~s are
prohibited. By Qctober 1, 1985, all advertising signs shall be
considered to be fully arrortized and shall be removed by the owners.
Subdivision 23. I~lulti-Faced S~c~}s. lriese signs shall ~t exceed two
2) times the allowed square footage of single-faced signs.
Subdivision 24. I~rae Signs, Except for care restrictive subsections
of this Sign Section, no sign that exceeds one hundred (100) square feet
in area shall be erected or maintained:
a. rich would prevent any traveler on any street from-obtaining a
clear view of approaching vehicles on the same street for a distance
of five hundred (500) feet.
b. rich Would be closer than one thousand three hundred fifty
1,350) feet to a national, state, or local park, historic site,
picric or rest area, church, or school.
c. rich Would be closer than one. hundred (100) feet to residential
structures.
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71
Consent
Policp~_CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
EQUE8T fOR COUNCIL CON81tlERAT~N
Meeting Date:ll 9 88
Agenda Item: F-2
ITEM .DESCRIPTION.:
Temporary Warming Shelter at the Community Park
SIIBMITTED BY: Carol Kriegler
EEVIEfJEI) BY' Jan Wiessner
Q~ ~ C~Ynrv.
EIpLtWATIOP/S~SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Due to the fire at the Community Park this past fall, it will be necessary
to rent a temporary shelter if we are going to have a fully operational
skating rink and warming shelter available at this park this winter.
Following are the costs of renting a shelter and the costs associated
with making it operational. , rte, ~q- F.Q,~, I'6 j~C. l' Mme' ~
3 ^~°~ 1~"
Shelter Costs: Rental - $135/month xf(months= $540.00
Delivery - $82.00
Set Up - $80.00 ~'~~(~ '
Tear Down - $62.00
Return - $82.00
Modifications - $100.00
Electrical Costs: Set-up - $890.00 ~ A~~,~ ~-cJ~G
Tear Down - $200.00 ~ ~ ~x~~
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Other: Materials for Ramps and Benches - $150.00
TOTAL: $2,186.00
In addition to these costs, it is important to consider that the City will
be held responsible for all damages and losses to the shelter during the
rental period. The total value of the proposed shelter is $6,200.00.
Although every effort will be made to avoid vandalism, it should
be considered that there is the potential for further costs
should damages occur.
D ~ ~ ~hflD
ACTION REQUESTEL: The .appropriation of a additio $65+6:00 out of 1988 Contingency
Account for the purposes of rental and operation of a temporary
warming shelter. (".here is currently $1500.00 budgeted in 1989
for this purpose). ~
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BRANCH OFFICE:
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1524 N.E. ART~-iUR STREET
NiIN[~APOLIS, MN 55413
612 781-3178
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QUOTATION ~ ~ 1 L 8 2 3
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DATE TERMS SHIP VIA PURCHASE ORDER NO.
OCT. 25, 1988
SALESMAN QUOTATION GOOD FOR DAYS F.O.B.DATE REQUIRED
R. JEFF GREEN 30 DAYS 1 ~__ __
DESCRIPTION
1 ~ 832 MC~3ILE WAfdvllNG HOUSE
SEE FLOOR PLAN)
DELIVERY $82.00
SALE PRICE SET UP $80.00
LEASE RATE $135.00/rxxv~t~-~TERM 4 MoS. TEAR DAWN $62.00_
LEASE OPTION PRICE
RETURN 82.00
NCE LEASE RATE
SALE TAX 1KN 6g
2 } SETS of sTEPS $56.00/MO.
FINANCE TERM 4) ANCHORS $120.00
MODIFICATIONS $100.00
OP7ZQ~L)STACK CHAIRS (12) $4 8.00/MO.
QUOTE IS BASED ON CUSTOMER SIGNING STANDA RD GELCO SPACElDSI SALE OR LEASE AGREEMENT. GELCO
SPACE DOES NOT WARRANT THAT UNIT MEETS ANY LOCAL OR STATE CODE NOT SPECIFICALLY LISTED AND ALL
NEW EQUIPMENT CARRIES A ONE YEAR WARRANTY FROM DATE OF MANUFACTURING. USED EQUIPMENT IS SOLD
ON AN AS IS BASIS.
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Design Space /nternational Transmitted to
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StandaMs
Non-demountable hitch
5/8" fir underlayment
1/16" vinyl asbestos the
2 x 3 exterior wall studs @ i6" O.C.
7'-0" ceiling height
5'32" woodgrain paneling
019 vertical aluminum
3) 46" x 27" slider windows
2} 36"x80" exterior door
5) 4'-0" double tube fluor. lights
1) 8'-0" desktop w/1-two drawer files
2) overhead shelf assembly
1) 8'-0" partition with door
1) 36" x 72" plan table w/storage
1) plan rack
2) AJC-09 AB GE A/C 8300 Btu
Electric baseboard heat-2000 watts
1) single closet
1) standard 112 bath
Aesthetics package option
Other (specify)
Codes Required
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Consent
cY=CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
REQUEST FOR COtTNCIL CONSIDERATION
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
SUBMITTED BY:
REVIEWED BY:
City Finance Position
Jan Wiesner
EXPLANATION/SUMMARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Agenda Item: F-3
Meeting Date:ll/9/88
Attached is a draft of a revised position $escription and PositionProfilefortheCity's financial position for Council's review.If the process goes according to plan, it is expected that the
application deadline will be Dec. 9th with interviews held the
following week. I suggest group interviews of the top 5-6 candidatesbeconductedby:
1. Council representative
2. Staff representative
3. City Administrator
The top rated candidate will be recommended at the Dec.. 14th Councilmeeting.
Also attached are position comparisons from the 1988 Stanton Survey.It appears that this position is most comparable. to an Accountant I
position.
Attachment: Jobs 82-86
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ACTION REQUESTED: ~'~' ~ / r,,, l /
a) Approve Position Description, salary range
b) Approve Replacement Plan, select Council representativeforInterviewCommittee
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Consent
Polity X~CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
QUE8T FOR COUIiCII CONSIDER~lN
Meeting Date: 11/9/88
Agenda Its: F-4
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Re uest to locate aarq quality monitoring instruments above
the City maintenance garage.
SUB?~IITTED BY: Mike Valentine
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
BEVIEiIED BY: Jan Wiessner
Vince Wright ~ '
Tom Gedde
EiTION/SIIlDSARY (attach additional sheets as necessarl):
Attachments:
A. Valentine letter
B. Site Agreement
Public Works Staff do not foresee any problems with this proposal.
It is not clear what the electricity costs or lease rates might be.
They verbally told me that they would assure that all costs would be
covered.
ACTION REQUESTED: Approve request with condition that all costs
will be covered by Minnesota PolluCion Control Agency.
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ATTACHMENT "A"
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
November 2, 1988
Janet R. Weissner
City Administrator
City of Falcon Heights
City Hall
2077 West Larpenteur
Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113
Dear Ms. Weissner:
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) would like to
request permission to locate two (2) ambient air monitoring
instruments and support equipment in the City of Falcon Heights
maintenance garage at 2077 West Larpenteur.
For several years, MPCA has operated an air monitoring site at
the Gibbs Farm location on the University of Minnesota
Agriculture Campus. The concentrations of nitrogen dioxide and
sulfur dioxide have been continuously monitored at that location
and the data provide MPCA key background data in its work to
improve overall air quality in the Twin Cities area. Vandalism
last summer, however, resulted in the loss of over $25,000 in
equipment. MPCA would like. to continue operation of a monitoring
site in the same area, but at a site that would provide more
security to the instrumentation. The maintenance garage would be
an ideal location to continue ambient air monitoring in the
Falcon Heights area.
The monitors would be located above the maintenance garage
office. In order to provide the instrumentation with outdoor air ,
to sample, it will be necessary to drill a 1/2 inch hole through
the side of the garage wall. Two teflon inlet probes will be
supported by 1/2 inch conduit and extend several feet beyond the
garage wall.
Electrical service will be required to provide power to the two
monitors and support equipment.
Phone. ___
520 Lafayette Road. St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
Regional Offices • Dututh/BrainerdlDetroit Lakes/Marshall/Rochester
Equal Opportunity Employer
I
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Ms. Janet GTiessner
November 2, 1988
Page Two
MPCA will negotiate a lease with the City of Falcon Heights for
the monitoring site. Enclosed is a standard lease form that MPCA
uses for its ambient air monitoring sites.
Please contact Robert Eckart of my staff at (612) 296-7634 if you -
have any questions concerning this request.
Sincerely, /'
r
Michael Valentin e
Director
Division of Air Quality
JMV:mmrl.l8
cc: R. Eckart
J. Klaus
G. Eckhardt
Contract/Lease File
ATTACHMENT "B"
POLLUTION CONTROL
EQUIPMENT MONITORING SITE _
p~nditutc ~~~~
AGREEMENT
TO b~ CompNbd by OpMbnN~t
Prior Yar Enwmtxanoe or
final (A40 d~ 44I ^ Incr~a~e (A41 do 44) ^ O~a~ea~e (A45) ^ Encutnbranoe Incraa~e (A46)
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OF TRANSACTION Ent~nd by
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TOTAL AMOUNT $ AGREEMENT NO.
THIS AGREEMENT is made by and between
hereinafter referred to as "OWNER", and the State of Minnesota,
Pollution Control Agency, hereinafter referred to as "USER•.
1. The OWNER grants and the USER accepts the use of the following
described premises in the of , County
of , Minnesota , to-wit:
for the term of
Site.
from through
to be used as: Pollution Control Monitoring
2. As payment (not to exceed 51,000.00 per ycar) for .said
premises the USER agrees to pay the OWNER the sum of
for payable
3. This Agree~aent may be terminated by the OWNER or USER upon
giving Thirty {30) days written notice of such termination to the
other party.
4. The OWNER shall furnish and p~covide for the use of the USER:
z-
S. Electricity: shall be responsible for the payment
O~1NE~t USER )
of electricity used fn the monitoring site.
6. Except as otherwise provided herein, the USER shall furnish
all saterials and services required for its use of the premises,
and shall maintain the premises in a reasonably good condition
and state of repair during the continuance of its tenancy, and
shall surrender the premises .to the Oifi1NER at the termination of
such tenancy in such condition as the same are in at the
coromencea~ent of such tenancy, reasonable-wear and damage by the
elements excepted.
7. OWNER shall furnisti and provide for the use of the USER
provisions for electricity to operate the monitoring equipeent.
The cost of electrical installation shall be the responsibility
of the USER.
8. USER does hereby release, discharge, and agree to hold
harmless the dWNER, its employees and agents from liability for
any cost, damage, expense, injury or casualty to any person or
persons acting for the USER, or damage to any personal property
belonging to the USER, caused by or arising out of USER's use of
said premises, except as such injury or damage may be attributed
to OWNER's negligence by a court of law.
9. At the termination of this Agreement, USER shall be
responsible for any repairs to the building caused by removal of
its pollution monitoring equipment.
OiWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE USER: POLLU ION DATE
CONTROL AGENCY
As to form and execution this
day of . 19
ATTORNEY GENERAL
By
SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
cc: Real Estate Management Division
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Consent Meeting Date:ll/9/88
policy. CITY OF I'ALCON 8EIC8TS A6~nda Item: F-5
UE8T F4AQ COUNCIL COM810EA~t10N
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Schedule Strategic Planning%Goal Setting Session
8VBKITTED BY:Jan Wiessner
YEVIEi~TED BY:
PLANATION/SIIl~IARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
See attached memo
ACTION REQUESTED:
Set date
Authorize expenditure out of Contingency Account
6/29/67 V
T0: Mayor Baldwin and Council Members
FROM: Jan Wiessner
RE: Strategic Planning/Goal Setting Session
The Council has discussed a variety of topics which could best be
discussed in a retreat type of atmosphere.
For your consideration, I recommend the following type of format:
A. SCHEDULE:
Friday
Team Building Session - including
6:00-10:00 p.m. administration of the Meyers-Briggs
personality profile and discussion
of roles.
Saturday
8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Strategic Planning Exercise - a look at
where we've been, where we are now and
where we are going. Exercise will include
identification of our strengths, weak-
nesses, opportunities and threats.
SWOT Analysis)
Goal Setting - Using results from
previous discussion, establish short
and long?) term goals.
B. FACILITATORS
I suggest we use two facilitators:
Meyers-Briggs - Paul and Tom have suggested we ask Mary McDiarmid
to administer the Meyers-Briggs instrument. They both have had
experience with her presentation.
Strategic Planning/Goal Setting - I recommend we try Jim Brimeyer.
Jim is the former St. Louis Park City Manager who has recently gone
to work for Sathe and Associates (with i.oren Law). Jim has conducted
several similar workshops and is a dynaWic facilitator.
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Expected Costs:
850 Facilitators - According to Government Training Service
G.T.S.) the going rate for this type of session is
1200-$1500/day for local facilitators and considerably
more for nationally known consultants such as Lyle Sumek, _
who many local cities use. I think Jim's rate is very
reasonable (and Mary's a steal.:)
800 Brimeyer (plus expenses)
0 McDiarmid (She will do this as a community
service. We would pay her expenses and possibly
offer honorarium.)
500-$1100 Facility - I recommend we hold the session away from the
City to eliminate disruptions. The costs vary depending
upon type of facility, number of rooms, dates, type of
meals, etc. The following is an estimated range of costs
for each facility and dates available:
Macalester Alumni House on Summit Ave. in St. Paul.
This is a "homey" atmosphere, four guest rooms are
available which can accomodate up to nine people.
Meals would be catered, coffee available. We could
meet in living room or large "Club Room".
Dates Available - January 13, 14 only
Cost: Approximately $500
Hilton - Industrial Blvd.. Single or double occupancy
rooms, meals could be catered in or eat in Anchorage
Restaurant. Separate room for meetings. Guests can
use pool, sauna, whirlpool.
Cost Est: $950 single occ.
750 double occ.
650 double Thanksgiving week-end
Scanticon Conference ~ Retreat Center. New Scandinavian
designed center, 494 6 Hwy. 55 in Plymouth. 24 hour
package includes three meals, meeting space, two restaur-
ants, lounge, fitness center.
Cost Est: $1,024 single occ.
880 double occ.
Assumptions: .For comparison purpose, all above estimates are based
on eight people; three meals (decent dinner Friday night, light breakfact
and lunch) and coffee breaks.
Sathe ~ Associates, Inc.
EXECUTIVE SEARCH CONSULTANTS
JIM BRIMEYER
Excelle-rce is the Brimeyer approach. Jim has a proven track record in the areas
of employee development and creating. an atmosphere that contributes to high
quality job performance. Throughout his career, Jim has demonstrated his
creativity for providing solutions to difficult problems, utilizing trust, integrity
and an effort towardsoxcellence.
Jim has developed an enviable reputation with his ability to identify the aecessary
ingredients that match the skill of an individual with the needs of the
organization. Those skills and his commitment to excellence can work for you
and your organization. '
Jim Brimeyer, with twenty years of experience in public sector management,
joined Sathe 8c Associates Executive Search in 3uly, 1988. Jim served in four
cities, three as City Manager, including his last position as City Manager in St.
Louis Park, MN with a budget of 528,000,000 and 230 employees. He also served
Cornmunily m:d proJessio-ral activities include:
in Worthington, Ohio and Wooddale, Illinois. He began his career as Assistant
City Manager in Park Ridge, Illinois after obtaining a Master's Degree in Public
Administration from Northern Illinois University. He received a B.A. degree from
Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa.
President of St. Louis Park Rotary (1987-88)
Minnesota City Management Association
Metropolitan Area Management Association
International City Management Association
f Twin West Chamber of Commerce
League of Minnesota Cities
Ohio City Management .Association -Past President
Worthington Ohio Jaycees -Distinguished Service Award
At Sathe & Associates Executive Search, Jim concentrates his efforts in public
sector recruiting at the top management and mid-management level. A second
major effort includes executive search for private sector organizations that have. a
relationship with municipalities, counties and other public sector agencies.
Jim is also available to serve as a facilitator for strategic planning and goal
setting activities at both a policy making and administrative staff level. He has
acted in this capacity for several organizations.
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WORLD TRADE CENTER • 30 E. 7TH ST • SUITE 2260 • ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,55101 •612/224-7000 • FAX 612/223-8079
Efficient, state-of-the-art
STRATEGIC PLANNING
FOR
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
DOUBLE your efficiency
during the STRATEGIC
PLANNING process using
computer-assisted inter-
active group technology.
PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE
20 years In public management.
City manager for three titles.
10 years experience as a
facilitator.
MAXI M tZE the
COMMUNICATIONS
between the policy-setting
board, chief executive
officer and staff.
UTILIZE your GOALS &
OBJECTIVES to create
higher levels of consensus
and productivity.
JIM BRIMEYER
FACILITATOR
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Serves on adjunct faculty of
Hamlin~Unlversity.
Articles published on GOAL
SETTING and PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT.
B.A. Degree In Political Science;
M.A. in Public Administration.
PUBLIC DOLLARS are scarce today. DECISIONS that don't work
expen .valuable time, energy an money.
Minimize GUESSWORK in determining community needs.
Minimize the ENORMOUS AMOUNTS OF TIME spent determining
priorities and consensus.
Maximize the DECISION-MAKING POWER of your city.
MAPPING STRATEGIES
or decisions that work in today's environment.
DEBORAH BENNETT LEFT 2a2s w. County Rd, cz ~2a, Rosevlile, MN ~6f 2} '536-135
Consent
Meetin:t Date:11/9/88
Policq X _ .
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS Agenda Item: F-6
EQUE8T FOR. CO!lMCII COM8IDE RATDtM
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ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Consider re-scheduling/cancelling November 23rd meeting
SUBZZITTED ~' Shirley Chenoweth
EE9IEWED BY:
E7O'LANATIOF/SUlQ~ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
The second meeting in November falls on Thanksgiving eve (our annual
holiday dilemma)
ACTION REQUESTED:
i
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6129/87
Consent
Policy CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
QUE8T FOR COUNCIL CON8IDERATION
Meeting Date: 11 88
Ager-da Item:
WORKSHOP
8:00 P.M.
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Review City's Assessment Policy
SUB?~ITTED BY:Jan Wiessner
BEVIEiiED BY:Tom Gedde
Effi'I.At1ATI0N/SUMMARY attach additioaal sheets as necessary):
Council members have indicated the desire to review our existing
assessment polic y to determine whether changes are warranted.
Attachments: A.Ch. 3-3.01-3.12 - Existing Assessment Policy
P. 7-13)
ACTION REQIIESTED:Review Current Policy
6/29/87
PARKS, PUBLIC SAFETY ~ IMP~VH+~Il'S 3-2.03/3.01, 3.02
If the property avers fail to pay for these services within thirty (30)days, the City mny proceed to levy a special asaes~ent (cost plusinterest) against the improved property pursuant to Mimesota Statutes,Section 429 (1984).
8t~divisicn 2. $p~y~ Any violation of this iectfon shallconstituteamisdemeanor, which penalty may bE imposed in addition tothecosoplianoeprovisionssetforthinsubdivision1hereof.
PART' 3. ASS
3-3.01 T1Pf;.,;t;r,.,c
QA
For purposes of this ordinance, the words below shall have the meaningsgiventotheseinthis ®ection:
Subdivision 1. ~ rovetnents. Local shall Wean a
public improveasant suciti as the construction of airbs and gutters,construction or reconstruction of ealleetor oz residential streets, the
construction of storm sewers, installation and aaintenanoe of street
lighting systems and other similar projects described herein.
Subdivision 2. Petition. Petition shall mean a written document
presented to the City Council for purposes related to a local
impro~ment. A petition shall contain a cleat statement of its purposesonthetopofeachpageuponwhichsignaturesappearpurportingto
validate the same. All signatures shall be aceoapanied by the address
of the signator, the date of the signature and a printing of the
signator's name.
3-3.02 Initiation o L~rovest~ents
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Subdivision 1. Par;tion, ~, local iaprovement aey be initiated by a
petition of at least 51$ of the benefitted property asners. A
benef fitted parcel can have only one sic~ature. The petition shall be
presented to the Clerk~r3ninistrator who shall place it on the agenda atthenextavailableCouncilmeetingforitsonnsiderati,on. The Council
shall review the petition, as to its adequacy under this ordinance. If
the Council finds that it meets the criteria herein, it nay acbpt a
resolution by affirmative wte of the aejority of all Council members to°urx3erta~ce the project.
Subdivision 2. ~urcil Resol ion. As an alternative to the method
prescribed in Subdivision 1 above, a local improvement nay be initiated
by a resolution adopted by afour-fifths affiraative wte of all Council
ambers and a statement of need from the City Bngineer.
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PARRS • Pt1BLI C SA,FER'Y ~ IMQRONII+~tas 3-3.02 to 3.04
Subdivision 3. Escort of city Engines*= i~ ~ ~~ts areinitiatedpurswnttoeitherSubdivision1orSubdivision2above, theCouncilshalldirecttheCityEngineertoundertakeaanyandmakea
report outlining the nature. scope and feasibility of the proposediaQrovemente, a cost estimate, a reooaaaendation regarding benefitted
property and any other information deemed necessary or appropriate bythecouncil.
8utadi.visi,on 4. Bemina Iaeaardina~o ~d 7mxove~mef+tQ_ gFol
receipt by the Council of the Engineer's report described in Subdivision3above, the Council sha11 set a public bearing on the proposedimprovementsinacoordaneewithMinnesotaStatutes, Section 429.031.
Subdivision 5. Or + ~ rovements a*+~ A~.~ rti singf` rR_ ~ d`, At
any time within six months following the hearing described in
Subdivision 4 above, the Council may by resolution order the
im~rov~ements. If the improvements were initiated by petition, a
majority wte is needed. In the abserre of apetition, afour-fifths
wte is required to order the improvements.
When the proposed i.mpravement
may, by resolution, at any
of the improvement, proceed on
and letting an appropriate coat
429.041.
is ordered by the Council, the Council
time within one year fallowing the ordering
the improvement by advertising for bids
ract in acoordanoe with Minn. Scat.
3-3.03 Apport?orment of crest
The cost of improvements nay be assessed where appropriate upon propertybenefittedbytheimprovement, based on the benefits received, whether
or not the property abuts on the improvement and whether or not any partofthecostoftheimprovementispaidfromtheCounty, State Aid
Highway Fund, the Municipal State Aid Street Fund, or the Trunk HighwayFundinaccordancewiththerulesdescribedinSections5through12of
this Ordinance.
3-3.04 Assessment Procedure
In addition to the provisions of this Ordinance, assessments shall be
made in oarmplianoe with the assessment procedures described in Minn.
Stat. 429.061 relating to the notice and eorduct of assessment hearings,the adoption of proposed assessments, the tran9nission of certified
assessment rolls to the County Auditor and other related matters.
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BTREEIS, PARKS, PUBLIC SAFEl'Y i IIIPRDVF1rEl~S 3-3.05, 3.06
3.05 Chsg f ].C3t i _~•± Of tY-~ 1 ,r~ret+~.nnr,t Drni~i
Subdivision 1. In general. Local improvements are divided into thethreeclassesspecifiedinthefollowingsubdivisionsaccordingtotheirr ~ i ~benef its to the City as a Mhcle and to property speciallybyimprovement:
36~~,,. Class A iaprovements are those atiich are of generalbenefittotheCityatlarge, including, by uey of illustration, il)publicbuildirgs; (2) public parks, .playgrounds, or recreational
facilities; i3) street if • and i4} offstreet parkingfaceiysuchimQrovementsshallbefinancedfromgeneralCityfusidsendnotfromspecialassessments.
s
Class B improvements are ttnse rich are of both generalbenefittotheCityatlargeaswellasspecialbenefittoabuttingornearbyproperty. Class B in~ro~v~ements include il} construction
or reconstruction of collector or arterial streets*; (2) the
vonstivction of curb and gutter on aallector or arterial streets.
OOISEC.'T~t 3I'REt'15 are those streets generally oonsid'ered to those
named on the City's official thoroughfare map.
ARTERIAL SrREE'I5 are those streets generally considered to collect
traffic fran collector streets and include thQSe named on the City'sofficialthoroughfaremap.
Class C i~rovements are those which are primarily, if not
exclusively, of benefit to pro rty abutting or in the area of the
improvement, including (1) thenstruction of sidewalks and bicycle.
ths• (2) the construction of storm sewers; (3) the construction ortructionofresidentialstreetsandalleys; and (4) the
construction of curb and gutters on residential streets.
3-3.06 F'~*+~-i*+n c'l~s B a*~ C T~ro~~ is
It is the policy of the City of Falcon Beights to finance Class B and C
faQrovements by the methods prescribed in Sections 7, 8 and 9 below.
3rie apportionnent of the oust between benefitted property and the Cityatlargeand. the method of levying assessments prescribed in those
sections shall be followed in each case unless the Ca:u~cii, by
resolution, finds that because of special circumstances stated in the
resolution, a different policy is necessary oc desirable in the parti-cular case. Any local improvement described in Isinnesata Statutes,
Chapter 429 and .not placed in Class A, B or C by Section 2 above, shall
be financed as the Council determines to be most feasible and equitable
in each case.
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srREETS, ~xs, ~c s~~TY ~ i~as 3-3.07, 3. oe
3-3.07 ~SSpssment Roles for Class B nflr„~~+~.+ts
Subdivision 1. Sbllector or ~p*i~ Street CY~~nct{~,~, ~*
B i~en a collector or arterial street is constructed or
reconstructed, 50~ of the oasts of the igxaw~ents shall be paid fromthegeneralfundand50$ shall be assessed to benefitted property.However, properties fronting on arterial or coll,ec:tor streets shall be
assessed for the ousts of i.niprovements as described in Subdivision 3
below.
1~-s to properties not fronting on collector or arterial streets, the
ousts of construction or reconstruction to be assessed shall bE assessed
on the basis of frontage on streets in the benefitted area. The bene-fitted area shall be defined by the City Engineer in accordance with the
following illustration:
REFER TO ILLIbZ~iATION IN CITY OF FALi00N ~IC~lTS QOOE B00[t)
Subdivision 2. ~~ a_*+~ tt*tters on ~?~or or ~rtvrial ~retts.
Ousts of these imQrovements shall be assessed in a warmer identical to
that described in Subdivision I above for oolZectoc or arterial street
construction or reconstruction esoept as to property fronting on
collector or arterial streets which shall be assessed as described in
Subdivision 3 below.
Corner lots with side yards abutting o~llector oz arterial streets shall
be assessed 50~ of the costs of curbs and gutters determined on a linear
foot basis measured against the side yard.
Subdivision 3. AGses sm?nt of Prooert~es Fronting on ~rter~al or
Collector Streets. Properties with. frontage on arterial or collector
streets shall be assessed on a frontage basis. The costs to be assessed
shall be determined by the City Engineer and shall not exceed an amount
sufficient to construct or reconstruct a residential street.
3-3.08 s~ne~t Rules for Class C Zm~rov+ements
Subdivision 1. ftorm sewers. C1ne hundred percent of the cost of
constructing storm sewers shall be assessed against the property in the
area served by the sewer as determined by the City Engineer on the basis
of the .square footage of the property so served. The area to be
assessed shall be determined by the Engineer on the basis of
topographical maps and other pertinent data. !lulti-unit residential
property shall be assessed at one and one-half times the single fanny
residential rate and eomercial property shall be assessed at two and
one-half times the single family residential rate.
t •
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8'I'REErS, PARKS, PUBLIC 6AFf'TY i II+~OVS~Il'S 3-3.08, 3. Q9
Subdivision 2. ~-sidenti_al street ~rie*rL+~i~+ a_*+~ Q+n~~t n
ninety percent (90$) of the oast of construction or reconstruction of
rasidential streets shall be asaessed to abutting property owners on the
basis of frontage. The remaining 10~ shall be paid from the general
fund.
Side yards abutting residential streets shall be assessed 50~ of the
ousts of street construction and reoonstructian cn n linear foot basis
Measured against the side yard.
8t~bdivision 3. ,.~>;~ and C~rh aryl (a~tsrs en I~ider-~~1 Sta~,~
Qze hundred percent (100$) of the oast of construction or reconstruction
of alleys and of curbs and gutters on residential streets shall be
assessed to abutting :property owners ~ the basis of frontage. --
Corner lots with side yards abutting residential streets shall be
assessed 50$ of the casts of curb and gutters determined on a linear
foot basis measured against the aide yard.
3-3.09 dal, Rig
Subdivision 1. Intersections. In the case of any kind of street
improvement, including curbs. and gutters, intersection costs shall be
included as part of the total assessable ousts to be levied in
accordance with the rules in this Ordinance.
Subdivision 2. Adjusted frontages i~en the amount of an assessment
is detern~~ined by frontage, an equivalent front footage shall be
determined according to the following rules when an irregulaz lot
requires such an adjustment to maintain fairness in the assessment: (a)
front footage shall be measured at setback on cul de sacs and sharply
curved streets and irregular shaped lots; (b} equivalent front footage
shall be determined by dividing the square footage of the lot by the
general lot depth of the subdivision for pieshaped lots and irregular
shaped lots mere other rules cb not. apply: (c) where frontage curves so
greatly as to give a general appe+aranoe of a corner, the lot shall be
considered a wrner lot and equivalent front footage, as well as side
footage where required, determined o-n the basis of an irregularly shaped
lot; and (d) where a lot consists of a oDmbination of rectangular and
pie-shaped or irregular portions, the equival~t frrnt footage shall be
determined as the sum of the straight front footage plus the remainder
in acoordanoE with applicable rules.
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PARRS, PUBLIC Si~-IETS! i IllPii0VD+1E.NPS 3-3.09 to 3.12
Subdivision 3. l~iesessment Rates for (~mert-i~ and Ot_~r '1'tb~^ Sir~1~p,,i~tien the City Council orders special assessments for
Glass B or C 1Apravements, residential property oorrtainirg other then
single family residences (R2 and R3) shall be assessed at a rate not
mre than one and or-e-ts~lf tomes the rate assessed single fa~ailyresidentialproperty. Commercial property (inrluding R4 and Pl) shall
be assessed at a rate not mire than tiro floes the single familyresidentialrate.
3-3.10 Faderal. gtate arr] Caz*±ty pia r~
If the City receives financial assistance
comfy governments to defray a portion of
faQrovement project, such aid may be used
project costs.
3-3.11 Certification of l~sessm~~~
from the federal, state
the cost of a street
to reduce the share of
or
the
After the acbption of any special assessment by the Council, the
Clerk-Administrator shall tranenit a certified duplicate of the
assessment roll with each installment, including interest, set forth
separately to the County auditor to be extended o~n the proper tax Iists
of the County.
3-3.12 Ad4anced Paytaent
f~Subdivision 1. Procedure. Whenever any property owner or other
person desires to pay the remaining unpaid installments of any
assessment for i~ravement, the assessment roll of which has been
certified to the county auditor for collection with general taxes, the
county treasurer and the county auditor are hereby authorized to
establish whatever procedure is necessary to make possible the payment
of said balance to the said oau~ty officials in lieu of paying same to
the municipal treasurer as provided in Flinn. Stat., Section 429.061,
Subd. 3 (1982), as amended. ~e said panty officials are hereby
designated as agents for the City to eall,ect such assessments and the
mechanics thereof shall be .set up by the comfy auditor, the comfy
treasurer, the city clerk and the city treasurer, so that the intent and
purpose of this section can be a~coomplished.
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STREETS, PARKS, PUBLIC SAFE'T'Y i IIEtaS 3-3.12/3-4.01
BubdivisSon 2. L This section is mekie for the purpose of
auttwrizing County officers to collect mining balances of assesenents
for impzovemesits in order to afford property avers and other members of
the p~lic the convenience of making such paysent in the same g2aoe and
in the mariner that they pay general ta~oes and iri3talLaits of
assessments.
PART 4. PUBLIC PARKS AAD FACILITIES
3-4.01 ~,1a~~
bubaivision 1. It is the purpose of this section to protect
and promote the. public health, safety, and general Welfare of the people
of the City by regu]~ting the use of and management of public perks and
facilities within the City. This section is in addition to all other
sections, statutes and regulations that might be applicable to the City.
Subdivision 2. Sours and Access.
n. The perks shall be open to the public between the hours of 6:00
a.m. and 11:00 p.m. I3o person shall remain, stop, use or be present
within the confines of any park between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and
6:00 a.m. except for the active tennis courts. Exceptions may be
made at the disacetion of the oourcil or clerk in the case of
emergency or when special use permits have been authorized and
issued.
b. Permits shall be required for the exclusive use of all or
portions of specific areas, buildings, and other facilities and for
conducting events of a cultural, educational, political, religious
or recreational nature; and for specific e~oemption from any provi-
sion of this section. Any person, group or association of persons
required to obtain a pezmit shall file an application for such
permit with the clerk.
c. The grantee of a permit shall be bound by this section and
department regulations in forve as though the same Were inserted in
said permit .
d. The grantee of a permit shall be liable for any Toss, damage, or
injury sustained by the parks or by any person Whatever, by reason
of the negligence of the person or persons to Whom such permits are
issued.
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ADMINISTRATIVE DPDATE
November 9, 1988
Marcor Properties Project - The application. was not received in. time
for staff review prior to the special November 14 Planning Commission
meeting.. It is expected to be received i,1 time for the regularly
scheduled December 5th meeting.
1 ~ ~~}- -
Recycling Report - A total of 21.42 tons was collected from 684 house-
holds and 1666 Coffman.
Falcon Center - Butch Hermes is currently negotiating the sale of the
shopping center. City staff was asked whether there were any underground
gas storage tanks on the property. In checking with Ramsey County,
we learned that there were underground tanks installed in the 1960's.
Fire Chief Lindig has written to the property owner requesting either
documentation showing that the tanks have been removed or a letter of
intent to remove the tanks within 30 days. (Once the City has reason
to believe there are underground tanks, we are responsible to have them
removed).
Hockey Rinks - All hockey boards are in place for the winter season.
Fire Ball - The Fire Ball is being held November 12 at the BeiRae Ballroom.
Fire Department Christmas Party - The annual Christmas party is scheduled
for December 18th.
City of Falcon Heights
General Election, November 8, 1988:
Precinct 1 Precinct 2 Total
Total 4t Ballots:1,557 1,317 2,874
Election Day Registrations 331 172 503
4t Absentee Ballots 73 42 115
4~ Registered Voters 7 A.M.1,581 1,911 3,492
Total Registered Voters 1,912 2 083 3,995
Voter Turn-Out 81.4 63.2 71.9
President & VP
IR-Bush & Quayle 587 606 1 193DFL-Dukakis & Bentsen 936 672 1 608OthersonBallot624Write-In 6
30
ndervotes 14
3
10
9
24
U.S. Senator
IR-Durenberger 884 824 1 708DFL-Humphrey 519 417 936PRI-Mann 103 47 1 50OthersonBallot161026Write-In I 0
Undervotes 32 19
1
51
U.S. Representative
nFL-Vento 922 754 1,676
iR-*:aitland 542 518 1,060
Sk'P Terlexis 12 5Write-In 17
Undervotes 5 0 57440114
Stage Representative
DFL-McGuire 893
IR-Bondy 591
705 1,598
Write-In 583 1,174
Undervotes
5
65
2 7
26 91
1
Precinct 1
1st Amendment-Environmental Trust Fund
Yes
No
Undervote
2nd Amendment-Juries Less than 12
Yes
No
Undervote
3rd Amendment - State Lottery
Yes
No
Undervote
1984 Comparison;
D~(Pres. & VP)
1,326
173
55
95'2
532
70
610
908
36
Prec. 1 and 4
562
714
2 -
Precinct 2
1,077
187
52
805
457
53
568
712
36
Prec. 2 & 3
793
705
1988 comparison = 2,£~O7_
Total
2,403
360
107
1,757
989
123
1,178
1,620
72
Total
1,355
1,419
2,774*
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1 million operating budget
John Mugford
Falcon Heights' operating
budget will break a bamer
neat Year, topping ;i million
for the fast time in city histo-
r3r-
The City Council recently
adopted a 1989 operating bud-
get of;1,095,118, a 10.7 percent
increase over this year's bud-
get.
Even with the increase,
property owners will pay
significantly less in city fazes
nett year as a result of in-
creased state aid the city will
receive.
The owner of an ;80,000
barns will pay ~ is city
taxes in 1999, Or 19.Z Pere.
lean than this year.
However, property owner.
P -might PaY more in county and: -
school.- district taxes, Jan
Wiesner, c.le-rk-ad-
ministrator,said..
The city will coIIect ~7l,067
in property taxes In 1969, ac
K3,ooo less than this year.
Partly making ~- the di£
ference wilt be a ;36,211 ia-
crease from. the state in local
government aid. Falcon
rili receive;'181,310 i4
local governmeuDt aid nett
g In addition, the city is'
4 -b~eoeuing more aggressive in
otliaz forma of revo-
feet; sad pew
a~ is certain..,
Wiessna' acid:. .
said, the city plans to collect
more in fines for false alarms.
Plus, the city wilt pay less for.
police protection from the
Ramsey County Sheriff's I74e-
partment.
In the past, the county
charged the city for its total
acreage, including the State
Fair grounds and the. Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
Falcon Heights officials,-
however, asked and received
relief from those costs since
both the Fair and university
contract for their own police
protection, Wiesner said,
As a result, the city will pay
25,000 les for police. protec-
tlon in 298.9.
The increase in realized
rev2nues has allowed the city
to set up a long-range capitol
improvement fund, which the
city will use for tht eventual
replacement of its fire true
and ambulance.
This. year, the city set aside
591,410 for the future
replacement of such equip-
ment, Wiesner said.
It helps us avoid all the
bumps when the need arises,"
Wiessner said. "So when we
need to replace equipment, we
can avoid a bond issue."
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PHARMACIST'S WHO own Twin Cities corner nderson an of er pharmacists who own
drugstores are complaining that inadequate small corner drugstores in the Tbvin Cities feel be-
prescription payments from health insurers are leaguered these days. They say it's nearly impos-
driving them out of business. sible to make money because the flat rates that
Prime examples are Lowell Anderson and his insurers pay them for each prescription keep
brother Bruce, who since early 1987 have been dropping.
Ding money on their prescription business at ~s~ntntbe $3 85, when the plan elriminates a
Bel-Aire Pharmacy.
The brothers' business took a turn for the vwrse 15-cent claim processing fee); MedCenters, $3.50;
when the number of prescriptions paid by health and the Blues, $3.25.
insurers surpas_~ed the number paid on a cash The situation has been worsened by increas-
basis. ing competition from chain pharmacies. Many
I'm making less money than I've ever made, community pharmacists were in an uproar last
even though we've started selling durable medi- year when they lost business after S e
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ADDENDUM TO CONSENT AGENDA FOR NOVEMBER 9, 1988
Item E-6 - Licenses
General Corporate ~~000179 (New)
Carpet Clearing House
1526 Larpenteur
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
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