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ORDINANCE NO. 452
. CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF MOUNDS VIEW BY AMENDING
CHAPTER 40 ENTITLED, "ZONING"
The Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby ordaln:
SECTION I. 40.17, Subdivision B, shall be amended as
follows:
The following are permitted uses in a B-2 District:
ill Service oriented businesses which serve the Mounds View
community.
~ Bank, savings and loan, savings credit unions and
other financial institutions.
b) Commercial (leased) and professional offices.
CT Dry cleaning pick-up and laundry pick-up stations
including incidental repair and assembly but not
. including processing.
d) Health and beauty services.
er Locksmith
IT Public utility collection offices.
9T Real-estate sales.
liT Shoe repair.
1) Medical and dental offices and clinics.
"IT Employment agencies.
kT Finance companies.
IT Insurance sales, claims and branch offices.
IDT Travel bureaus, transportation ticket offlces.
i1T Copy service but not including printing press or
newspaper.
ill Limited retail uses which have as the principle use
sales with warehousing or display secondary to that use.
ltl ~ All permitted uses as allowed in the B-1
Neighborhood Business Districts.
l71 b) Art and school supplies.
l~l CT Bakery goods and baking of goods for retail sales
on the premises.
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l~l d) Bicycle sales and repair.
l~l er Candy, ice cream, popcorn, nuts, frozen desserts and
. soft drinks.
l11 f) Camera and photographic supplies.
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l~l 91 Delicatessen.
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tiil h) Drugstore.
ti~l IT Flon.st shop.
ti~l JT Frozen food store but not including a locker plant.
til/rl kT Gift or novelty store.
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till 1) Hardware store.
It'$l IDT Hobby store, including handicraft classes but not to
exceed fifteen (15) students.
li~l n) Ice sales with storage not to exceed five (5) tons.
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I~il 0) Liquor, off-sale.
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locker plant.
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such repair as are an accessory use to the retail
. establishments permitted within this district.
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S) Small appliance sales and service.
D Sporting goods store.
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liT Rugs, carpet, tile, paint and wallpaper sales.
t~l VT Antique shop.
t~l WT Books or stationary stores.
111 XT Coin and philatelic stores.
1'$1 YT Office Supplies and Equipment.
1~1 ZT Costume, clothes rental.
till aaT Furriers when conducted only for retail trade on
premises.
t~il bb) Jewelery stores and watch repair.
t~~l cc) Leather goods and luggage stores.
I~I/rl dd) Record/music shops.
1~11 ee) Shoe stores.
t~'$l m Tailor shops.
l~rjJl ~ Toy stores.
1~~1 hh Wearing apparel.
ii) Video rental, sales and service
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SECTION II. Section 40.18, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd. B The following are permitted uses in a B-3 District:
(1 ) All permltted uses in a B-2 Limited BUSlness
District.
(2 ) Amusement Centers.
( 3 ) Auto accessory stores.
(4 ) Commercial recreational uses.
( 5 ) Grocery stores, supermarkets.
(6 ) Motels, motor hotels and hotels provided that the
lot area contains not less than five hundred (500)
square feet of lot area per unit.
( 7 ) Motor vehicle and recreation equipment sales and
garages accessory thereto.
(8 ) Private clubs or lodges serving food and beverages
with use being restricted to members and their
guests. Adequate dining room, kitchen and bar space
must be provided according to standards imposed upon
similar unrestricted customer operations. The
serving of alcoholic beverages to members and their
guests shall be allowed, provided that such service
. is in compliance with applicable federal, state, and
municipal regulations. Offices of such use shall be
limited to no more than twenty (20) percent of the
gross floor area of the building.
(9) Rental stores.
(10) Restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, taverns, on- and off-
sale liquor.
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tt~1 (11) Taxi terminals, stands and offices.
SECTION III. Section 40.19, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd. B The following are permitted uses in a B-4 District:
(1 ) All permitted uses as allowed ln a B-3 Districts.
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t~1 (2) Amusement places (such as dance halls or roller
rinks) .
tlr1 (3 ) Enclosed boat and marine sales.
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t~1 (4 ) Bowling alleys.
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tttl (6) Dry cleaning including plant accessory heretofore,
pressing and repairing.
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repair and assembly but not fabricating or
manufacturing.
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similar nature.
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SECTION IV. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30)
days after the date of its publication.
Read by the Council of the City of Mounds View on the 13
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day of February , 1989.
Read and passed by the City Council of the City of Mounds
View this .5)7 day of February , 1989.
ATTEST: ~~4?, ~
May
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sion plat, site plan or other develop, Susan M. Hankner
ment map or application, regardless Mayor
of the fact that such s,ubdivision plat, (SEAL)
site plan or other development map Donald F. Pauley
or application has been submitted Clerk,Adminlstrator
prior to the effective date of this or. APPROVED AS TO FORM:
dinance, for any subdivisiur. or City Attorney
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ORDINANCE NO. 452
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF MOUNDS
VIEW BY AMENDING CHAPTER 40 ENTITLED, .,
"ZONING."
The Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby
ordain:
SECTION I. 40,17, Subdivision B, shall be amend-
8d as follows:
The following are permitted uses in a B-2 District:
,J1) Service oriented businesses which serve the
Mounds View community.
, al Bank, savings and loan, savings credit unions
and other lInanclallnstllutlons.
il) Commercial (leased) and professional offices.
(c) Dry cleaning pick-up and laundry plck,up sta-
tlone-Includlng Incidental repair and asaembly but
not Including processing.
d) Health and beauty services.
,e) Locksmith.
t) Public utility collection offices.
91 Real-estate salea,
h) Shoe repair.
II Medical and dental offices and clinics.
I) Employment agenclea.
k) Finance companies.
I) Insurance sales, claims and branch offices.
m) Travel bureaus, transportation ticket offices,
nl Copy service but not Including printing presa
or newspaper.
(2) Limited retail uses which have as the prlncl-
"'9'-',lIse sales with warehousing or display secon'
ary to that use.
~ a) All permitted uses as allowed in the B-1
Neighborhood Business Districts,
12l b) Art and school supplies,
~ c) Bakery goods and baking of goods for retail
sales on the premises,
~, SB/iRgs BRa loaA;-~e.eajHlI>ieR8 -.
aRa alher fiRaReiel-iR6lKtIlieA&.
ltil d) Bicycle sales and repair,
ltil e) Candy, ice cream, popcorn, nuts, frozen
desserts and soft drinks,
l+l t) Camera and photographic supplies,
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!9l g) Delicatessen,
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\ieRe-iRe~-iReieeR\al-,.ellaiHI!lll-aesemllly--lltIl-
Rot iRel~aiRg~.
(1+) h) Drugstore,
(12jI) Florist shop. ..
(1311) Frozen food store but not including a locker
plant.
(1-41 k) Gift or novelty store,
~-Greeery;--lrIIiH>r-"""lJSI8bIe--slere-9tIHleHR-
~__veaBle~
, ~Greoery-_.
(1+j I) Hardware store,
(181 m) Hobby store, including handicraft classes but
not to exceed fifteen (15) students,
(1-91 n) Ice sales with storage not to exceed five (5)
tons,
\2GrlAsYraAEllHlBle&,-
(~ 0) Liquor, all-sale,
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(23) p) Meat market but not including processing for
a locker plant.
I24rMe<lieal-arlEI-<IeRlal-~
(2lij q) Plumbing, television, radio, electrical sales
and such repair as are an accessory use to the retail
establishments permitted within this district,
l26rPu9li&-lIIiliIy-eeIIeeliefHllljee<r.
l27rReal eslale salas,
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r) Fabric ,store.
s) Sma1l' appliance aales and service,
t) Sporting goods atore,
-lIt-Avl& _esae", el_"'Mhewt-~iF.
u) Rugs, carpet, tlie, paint and walipaper sales,
12l v) Antique shop.
ltil w) Books or stationery stores.
l+l x) Coin and phliatelic stores.
!9l y) Office Supplies and Equipment.
!9l z) Costume, clothes rental.
(1+j aa) Furriers when conducted only for retail
trade on premises.
(~ bb) Jewelery stores and watch repair.
(22) cc) Leather goods and luggage stores.
(24j dd) Record/music shops.
(2+! eel Shoe stores.
(28) If) Tailor shops.
(3ll) gg) Toy stores.
(331 hh) Wearing apparel.
i1) Video rental, sales and service.
Section Ii, Section 40.18, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd, B, The following are permitted uses in a B-3
District:
(1) All permitted uses in a B-2 Limited Business --
District.
(2) Amusement Centers,
(3) Auto accessory stores,
(4) Commercial recreational uses.
(5) Grocery stores, supermarkets,
(6) Motels, motor hotels and hotels provided that the
lot area contains not less than five hundred (500) square
teet of lot area per unit.
(7) Motor vehicle and recreation equipment sales and
,garages accessory thereto.
,(S) privata clubs or lodges serving food and
'.IlMrageS with use being restricted to members and
theIr guests. Adequate dining room, k~chen and bar
epece must be provided according to standards impos-
ed upon similar unrestricted customer operations, The
serving of alcoholic beverages to members and their
guests shall be allowed, provided that such service is
In compliance w~h applicable federal, state, and
municipal regulations. Offices of such use shall be
limited to no more than twenty (20) percent of the gross
floor area of the building.
(9) Rental stores.
(10) Restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, taverns, on- and
off-sale liquor.
~ saFflel, Iile, lIaiRI QA6-wa1lfl8ll9r-eele&>-
('I2l (11) Taxi terminals, stands and offices,
SECTION \II, Section 40,19, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd. B. The following are permitted uses in a B-4
District:
(1) All permitted uses as allowed in B-3 Districts,
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{3l (2) Amusement placas (such as dance hailS or
roller rinks).
14l (3) Enclosed boat and marine sales,
(&T8eek9r-elliao B~lIl1l1oB er alalieReF)' sle,ee,
14ll (4) Bowling alieys"
f1l CelR aAa IIhilatelie slereB.
14ll eBPY ae~'i99 But Rei iAel~aiAg lI,iRliRg pre96
er A8 .paper.
~e, elslhee ,'BRtal,
(1-91 (5) Department and discount stores.
(~ (6) Dry cleaning including plant accessory
heretofore, pressing and repairing.
~geeae slere.
(131 (7) Electrical appliance stores including inciden-
tal repair and assembly but not fabricating or
manufacturing.
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(16) FiAaRee eempBAie8.
(~ (8) Furniture stores.
~ier6-wllerI-eeR8~4eHelajl-l.aae
9fl-fIf91f1iee&,
(181 (9) Garden supply stores,
(191 HaIla'aBaller~ea9y-le-we8f,
~raAee aalse, elai"'B aAa B'aAe~ elliBes,
(21) de .al"l slereB aRa w~
~her geeaB aRd I~ggage slsres.
(23) (10) Public garage,
(24) Reeera "'~Bie ahepe,
(25) ReBlauFeRIS, tea reeRl9;,.eales, 18'.e'Rs......
aRa ell eale lill~er sle'aB.
f2&r8eWiRg ~a8RiRe aales aRe Bsp'jae.
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(291 (11) Theatres, not ofthe outdoor drive-in type,
(3111 Tay BlereB,
131) TFe"el B~rea~a, traRepsrlBti....~eIIlee6,
(321 (12) Variety stores, 5 and 10 cent stores, and
stores of similar nature.
(331 "'earlng a~parel,
SECTION IV. This ordinance. shall take effect thirty
(30) days after the date of its publication,
Read by the Council of the City of Mounds View on
the 13th day of February 1989.
Read and passed by the City Council of the City of
, Mounds View this 27th day of February, 1989.
ATTEST:
Susan M. Hankner
Mayor
Donald F. Pauley
, tni'tlt:C;;'p,;';'~';~~~~""'~ VI~. IUI"...... ~'. ,....-., ---.
(2-lj bb) Jewelery slores and watch repair. !
(22j cc) Lealher goods and luggage stores.
(241 dd) Recordlm uslc shops.
(~ eel Shoe slores.
(281 It) Tailor shops.
(3lll gg) Toy stores.
(3aj hh) Wearing apparel.
II) Video rental, sales and service.
Section II. Section 40,' 8, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd, B, The following are permitted uses in a 6-3
District: ,
(1) All permitted uses in a B-2 Limited Business -.'
District.
(2) Amusement Centers,
(3) Aulo accessory stores,
(4) Commercial recreational uses,
(6)' Grocery stores. supermarkets,
(6) Motels, motor hotels and hotels provided that the
lot area contains not less than fIVe hundred (500) square
feet of lot area per unit.
(7) Motor vehicle and recreation equipment sales and
,QIIrBlllI8 accessory thereto.
,,Ill) Prlval8 clubs or lodges serving food and
"bMnges with use being restricted 10 members and
'hlr guests. Adequal8 dining room, kllchen and bar
&plIC8 must be provided according to standards impos-
ed upon similar unrestricted customer operations, The
serving of alcoholic beverages to members and their
guests shall be allowed, provided that such service is
In compliance wllh applicable federal, state, and
municipal regulations, Offices of such use shall be
limited to no more than twenty (20) percent of the gross
floor area of the building,
(g) Rental stores,
(10) Restaurants, cafes. tea rooms, taverns, on- and
off-sale liquor.
~elllliet, lila, IIelAl aA4-wallpejleo-llllIe&.-
(1ji!j (11) Taxi terminals. stands and offices,
SECTION III. Section 40,19. Subdivision B. shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Subd. B. The following are permitted uses in a 8-4
District:
(1) All permitted uses as allowed in B-3 Districts,
(2) Antillue eloell,
18l (2) Amusement places (such as dance halls or
roller rinkS),
E41 (3) Enclosed boat and marine sales,
~sllioe sUlllllies er st8lienely-Slefe&.
(8! (4) Bowling alleys.
(7j Cein anll II..i1alslls sterss.
!8l CellY sewise Ilut nll! inslulling printing pr-ess
er neu'sllallsr.
~e. slotllso rsnlal.
(1QI (5) Department and discount stores,
(1-:lj (8) Dry cleaning including plant accessory
haretofore, pressing and repairing,
~geells sters.
(131 (7) Electrical appliance stores including inciden-
tal repair and assembly but not fabricating or
manufacturing,
~~ageAeie6,
(16) Finanee _j!lflftiea,
(1ij (8) Furniture stores.
~ieRl-wiIefHleREIlI8led--eAly-feHelaiI4Fa<le
8Il-fM'8R1ieee,.
(1ij (9) Garden supply stores.
(19) HallsfllllBlle'~ea<Iy-l&we8f.
(2QHReIIrBflee salss, slalms ~
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~Iosr gesds anlllug!!age_.
(28l (10) Public garage,
12~1 Aesarll ",usis sllSllS.
(26l Aestauf8nls, -lelHeem&,,.eale&;4aYeffi&;-8f>-
Mil elf eaJe lilluer stSF8S,
~ing ",aehiR9 sales anll saF\ioe,
(~ 811ee sleF<ls.
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(29) (11) Theatres, not of the outdoor drive-in type,
(39) Te~ storss,
131) T'SI.elllureauo, Ir""ollel\atisn~eIliees,
(a;!) (12) Variety stores, 5 and 10 cent stores, and
stores of sImilar nature.
(33) Wearin!! BfilllSfel.,
" SECTION IV, This ordinance. shall take effect thirty
(30) days alter the date of .its publication.
Read by the Council of the City of Mounds View on
the 13th day of February 1989,
Read and passed by the City Council of the City of
" Mounds View this 27th day of February, 1989,
'ATTEST:
Susan M. Hankner
Mayor
Donald F. Pauley
Clerk,Admlnlslrator
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Richerd Meyers
City Attorney
(Bulletin: March 1, 1989)
" City ofllounds View.
ORDINANCE NO. 453 /
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
City of Mounds View i STA,E,OF ~I~N~SOTA
ORDINANCE NO. 452 AN O~INANtE AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF MO~NDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY IlY AMENDING CHAPTER 40 ENTITLED, "ZON,ING"
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF MOUNDS VIEW BY AME~DING hereby ~~~a;~;~ ~quncil of the CIty of Mounds View does
CHAPTER 40 ENTITLED, "ZONING" .
The Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby ordenn: amendedS~~T~~:i~s'~~1~=;:40.04, Subdivision F(3" is
SECTION I. 40.17, Subdivision Bf shall be amended as IIIIIJ~J~~~/~~~~~~~it/~~~~~i/~~~t~~~t/~p~~/~t/~ttlllllIIII
follows: iiiiiiiiilllili!iiijlll'1i;!lliil!iilllll1!!ill!1liillliillli
The following are permitted uses in a B-2 Di'strict:
ill Service oriented businesses which serve the Mounds View
communlty.
!!l. Bank, savinqs and loan, savings credit unions and 3) Accessory 1ses or equipment must be 1 . "d .
rear n"d.: ". oca""e :..n the
other flnanclal lnstltutlons. d y ...>,~~.~::;.:?'cept those expressly allowed in side
b) Commerclal (leased) and professional offices. yar S 1n .05, Subd. E.
~ Dry cleanlng linck-up and laundry plck-up stations "" ':,.,
lncludlnq lncldental repalr and assembly but not read ~;Ci~~~o;;';,} Cl lpter 40.05, Subdivision E is umended to
lncludlnq processlng.
d) Health and beauty services.
eT Locksml th ~~~;~;~~~~,:~it:~~~/i it~~~~i~i~1~~7:~~1~;;~~1~~~~~:~~2~~~~~~
'IT Publ~c utility collection offices.
*+ Real-estate sales.
Shoe repaIr. outdoor livl conles. ~t~~i~~ttt and det~ched
'iT MedIcal and dental_ offices and clinics. 111111111~~~~ttl~~1~9 ~i/~~~tl~;/~~~t~~~~tt~~/~ltlllllllllll
* Employment aqenCIes.
FInance companIes. (5) I" .'"
IT Insurance sales, claims and branch offices. 'lard, .; ~_st.Eee': ~~.nr'! 0-
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Travel bureaus, trar1sportatIon tIcket offIces.
!!I ~~~~p::~~~ce but not IncludInq prIntIng press or
ill Limited retail uses which have as the principle use
sales wlth warehousIng or dlsplay secondary to that use.
ItJ !!l. Al~ permitt-ed uses as allowed in the B-1
In b) Ne~ghborhood Business Districts.
Art. and school suppl ies ~
lJl ~ Bakery goods and baking of goods for retail sales
on the premises ~
I I I l/ I I IJ~~~~:~~W~1~~~~t~t?~~~~1Wt;~~1lftlmmm/~~mMII /
l~} d) Bicycle sales and repair.
, l~1 ~ Candy, ice cream, popcorn, nuts, frozen desserts and
soft drinks.
17} f) Camera and photographic supplies.
1111 1~~~#NUtl It~#~~JI#~/#~n#/~MtI~HU~tl
l~} 91 Dellcatessen.
.. ~t~J I l~tilU~#Nlf/PI#f~P/ ~~~lt~~MtilPl#f~P/UM./#,f,111
I / I I I II~U~~I~lfIIM/~~~/~tU~#tt /OMI##~'f;til'f;MIMIII I I
1.11 I I /lMtMIM/pN~~f,f,I~lfl
,,~tl h) Dr'ugstore.
un 'iT Flonst shop.
itJ1 * Frozen food store but not including a locker plant.
it"} k Gift or novelty store. .
I trT I NdMUi I I U~IINt N~lfut'f;t~1 U~UI'f;MIMIIIMt~~/MI
I I IIII I IIII I I #UtltN~N>M~t'f;t~II~~/~Ut~~/NY#Utl
It~JINiMUiIU~UI
un 1) Hardware store.
U~J ~ Hobby store, including handIcraft classes but not. to
exceed fift.een (15) st.udent.s.
it~l n) Ice sales with 'Storage not. to exceed five (5) tons.
a'fll lt~tM#~~/#tHI
atJ 0) Liquor. off-sale,
aTII I,,"~~#~IIY.I
i1.~1 cl Meat market but not. including processing for a
locker plant.
a~1 I IIIUUttl tM/~~Mttl~UUHI ~MI U/~/'#I
1.1.~1 9l Plumbing, television, radio, eletrical sales and
such repair as are an accessory use t.o the ret.ail
establishments permitted within this district.
a~11 /'i~'f;tU/~/Ulli/i~tU#NM~UUHI
Inlll;#t/~MUU#HM
a~1 I 1~Y.~~/i~pMiJ
r) Fabric store.
ST Small' appllance sales ,and service.
tT ,>.s~rtl.n~ ;OOdS store.
(JII"/. ~/_t t f,#tlf,t~nNII>/,,#t1f,rit/itpf,UI
\iT Ruqs, carpet, tlll!, palnt and wallpaper sales.
1'1.1 VT Ant.lque shop.
/~1 WT Books or stat.ionary stores.
171 iT COln andphllat.ellc stores.
~~} H ~~;~~:e~u~~~~~:s a~~n~~~~prnent.
1t71 aaT Furrlers when conduct.ed only for retail t.rade on
atl bb) premlses.
Jewelery st.ores and watch repair.
au CCT Leather goods and luqqaqe stores.
a~1 ddT Record/music ShOps ~
all eer Shoe st.ores.
n~1 TIT ~r shops.
~m~ Toy st.ores.
Wearinq appareL
TIT Video rent.al. sales and service
SECTION 11. Section 40.18, Subdivision B. shall be
amended by deleting the following:
Sued. B The following are permitted uses in a B-3 District:
(1 ) Al.l permitted uses in a B-2 Limit.ed Business
District.
(2 ) Amusement Cent.ers.
(3 ) Auto accessory st.ores.
(4) Commercial recreat. ional uses.
(5 ) Grocery stores, supermarket.s.
(6) Motels. mot.or hotels and hotels provided that the
lot. area contains not less than five hundred (500)
square feet of lot area per uni t..
(7) Motor vehicle and recreation equipment. sales and
garages accessory thereto.
(8) Private clubs or lodges serving food and beverages
with use being rest.rict.ed to members and their
guests. Adequate dining room, kitchen and bar space
must be provided according to standards imposed upon
simi lar unrest.ricted customer operat ions ~ The
serving of alcoholic beverages to members and their
guest.s shall be allowed, provided that such service
is in compliance with applicable federal, st.ate, and
municipal regulations. Offices of such use shall be
limited to no more than twent.y (20) percent of the
gross floor area of the building.
(9) Rental st.ores.
(10) Rest.aurant.s,' cafes, t.ea rooms, taverns, on- and off-
UtI I I~~~~I ~m~~i:llllttl m/~1I #~/'Wtp~pM mWI
1m .llil Taxi termlnals, stands and of f ices.
'3ECTION III. SectIon 40.19. Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting t.he f<?llow~ng:
Subd. B The following are permitt.ed uses in a B-4 District:
(1) All permitted uses as allowed ln a B-3 District.s.
all I;.MI-IJ.#I tY.~PI
HI ill Amusement places (such as dance halls or roller
rinks) .
1f,1 (3) Enclosed boat. and marine sales.
rm 1~,p~~M NUml ~~pptUtl# I tUU~~#t I f,/~i~M
, (4) Bowl ing alleys.
:om 1~~/.Mt~~/pMtUttUIf,/~iUI
I.~II N~ptlf,Uyltt/~~IIMU IMU~UMPilril/~Mpit#/#11 I I
IIIIIIIIIIIIIM.,;tr$t#iI .
ml m 1I~:~~~r~~~~t:~~~~{;~~~~e stores.
lttJ T6T Dry cleaning including plant accessory heretofore,
- pressing and repairing~
WII mtllf~~~tl#~W
it'JJ (7) Electrical appliance st.ores including incidental
- repair and assembly but not fabrica~ing or
manufact.uring.
ttH I It~ptM#M/f,UMI~~1
UHI l'fU#UN~Mt~/~tl
~t'Pl (8) Furniture stores.
Iml 1'f~N mf,NMMMMM#~N~ttI MtlU#ttmt#NM I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I IPt~M#tI
U~I (9) Garden supply stores.
Iml l~t'f;~Nt~~~i IHI #~I tMUm~Mtft~f~~# I
mJI It~#NM~/#t~tl Nttl#/~MI'f;iM~NttN~tl
UtI I N~.,;n~N I ##~tl f,~~NM~Y.1 t~p#i I
atl I l~tMY.~t IM~~~I #~/t~lflftlfU #~#~I
an (10) Public garage.
rm 11~~~#~/~~f,lU ~Y.~#I
Inl I 1~~tUMt~/tl II~tIN~#II~t#~1 11#~i~tll~M/#~1 I I I I
I II I I I II1I I II~ttff,tUltl-IJ.~~t1##~PI
aM 11~~.,;IM/~MY.IM/#Utl #~I #NU~I
anll~y.~~/#~#~1
U~I I 1't~1t~t1 ~Y.,pp.1
1~~1 (11) Theatres, not of the outdoor drive-in type.
I'"JfJT I I'tM I #~t~M
on I /'N#ttN#~~~f,lllttMp~UM/~O/I/.i~H/~U/.iHJ
ml ml Variety st.ores, 5 and 10 cent stores, and st.ores of
simllar nat.ure. .
O'J1II\4t#/M/f,pp#~tl
SECTION IV. This ord'\.nance shall t.ake effect thirty (30)
days after the date of it.s publication.
Read by the Council of t.he City of Mounds View on the 13
day ofld, . 1989. -
Read and passed by the of Mounds
View this ~ day of
ATTEST.
(SEAL)
"PPROVET .....~ FORM:
City ;"c:t.OL ney
(Published in Mounds View,New Brighton Focus March 8,1989).
prem1ses. , YY5 Bayless Ave., corporation, you must give the
UtI bb) Jewelery stores and watCn repa1.r. St. Paul. MN 55114 legal corporate name and lhe legal
U~1 CCT Leather qoods and luqgaqe stores. 3. The name and street address of all Registered Office,
tU,1 ddT Recordl mus 1 c shops. persons conducting business under Name
tn1 eel Shoe storeS. lhe above Assumed Name. Donald J, Lindberg
n~1 ill ~r shops. (Only one signature and name is
m~ffi Toy storeS. required by law). Address
Wear1.nQ apparel. , Note: If the business owner is a 1181 Edgcumbe Rd. #616,
TIT V1.deo 'Cent.al. sales and serVlce 51. Paul, MN 55105
SECTION 11. Section 40.18, Subdivision B, shall be corporation, you must give the Na",e
amended by deleting the following: legal corporate name and the legal Steven J. Lindberg ,
Registered Office, Address
Subd. B The following are permitted uses in a B-3 District: Name 7115 Robinwood Bay,
(1 ) All permitted uses in a B-2 Limited Business Kevin Lovejoy Woodbury, MN 55125
Address
District. 995 Bayless Ave.. Name
(2 ) Amusement Centers. St, Paul, MN 55114 Eric E. Lindberg
(3 ) Auto accessory stores. 4. OATED02,7-89 Address
(4) Commercial recreat ional uses. 2329 Blomquisl,
(5 ) Grocery stores, supermarkets. SIGNED Kevin Lovejoy White Bear Lake, MN 55110
(0) Motels, motor hotels and hotels provided that the (Published in Roseville l~alcon 4. DATED02,OI.89
lot area contains not less than five hundred (500) Heights Focus March 8& 15, 1989.) SIGNED Steven J. Lindberg
square feet of lot area per uni t. Secretary, Treasure
(7 ) Motor vehicle and recreat ion equipment sales and
garages accessory thereto. (Published in Roseville.Falcon
(S) Private clubs or lodges serving food and beverages Public Notice Heights Focus March 8& 15, 1989,)
with use being restricted to members and their
guest.s. ~dequat.e dining room, k.itchen and bat' space CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED Public Notice
must be provided according to standards imposed upon NAME
similar unrestricted customer operations. The STATE OF MINNESOTA CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
serving of alcoholic beverages to members and their Pursuant to Chapter m, Minnesota NAME
guests shall be allowed, provided that such service 5tatutes; the undersigned, who is or STATE OF MINNESOTA
is in compliance with applicable federaL st.at.e, and will be conducting or transacting a Pursuant to Chapter 333, Minnesota
municipal regulat ions. Offices of such use shall be
lim.ited to no more than twenty (20) percent of the commercial business in the State of Stalutesi the undersigned, WhO is or
gross floor area of the building. Minnesota under an assumed name, will be conducting or transacting a
(9) Rental stores. hereby certifies: commercial business' in the State of
(10) Restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, taverns, on- and oft- 1. The assumed name under which Minnes01a under an assumed name,
sale liquor. the business is or will be conducted hereby certifies:
Htlll1-~~t.I N#pUIIt.U~llp~;.r.tI#<tNUtp~pM I~~U~I is: -'-~ --"J.med name under which
1m llll Taxi termlnals, stands and offices. - ~~")n V~"dinq S~!"" pss l~ 'e conductpn
SECTION II I. Sectlon 40.19, Subdivision B, shall be
amended by deleting the f9l1owlng:
Subd~ B The following are permitted uses in a B-4 District:
(1) 1\11 permitted uses as allowed 1n a B-3 Districts~
tU I /;.Mi.fJ.~M ~M>pl
1~1 (2) Amusement places (such as dance halls or roller
- rink9)~
1{,1 (3) Enclosed boat and marine sales~
rrT/ /~t>t>u.IIt>#J.U/#pptiUlt>iIUmt>~Mj/Ut>iW
- (4) Bowling alleys ~
:!T I /rNU/ ~~<t/p'{.it#UU/ #t>UU
1~1/ /rtt>pj/W-;UM'#tIMtI iMtMUMPi uttMIN~#lt>iI / I /
/ / / I / / / / / I / II ~~~ #~#iI '
ml {W 1~:~~~~:~~~t~~~~~{~~~t~~/.tores.
11.1./ T6T Dry cleaning including plant accessory heretofore,
- pressing and repairing.
UU/ /~it/.at>t>~M##~1
l1.~1 (7) Electrical applia.nce stores including incidental
- repair and assembly but oat fabrica~ing or
manufacturing.
tH111t..pt..j#M/~M#t~~J
um /ttr.~M~N....p#UU
ltf,l (el Furniture stores~
Imllt#/UNN'{.~~Nt>~t>M#~/t>r.tj/ tt>ilU#itm~~~/t>r.l1 / I
11/ III / / / I / / 1N~i<i#~1
U~1 (9) Garden supply stores,
rrm /'{.~~~N~#~I im f>.MI tMt~~IiU#ftt>f## I
tm 11tr.#U#u#tUIIUM..M#<t/~/u.'{./t>Utf-m
ntIl N~~~t~it/Ut>U~/#~N#f-'{.IUp#11
nt1/ /'U/1t'MI Ut>..<t,/ #~/ tM.af>..a~/ U..U"
nl1 (10) Public garage.
mT/ I1-M..NN"#f-/~'{.t>p"
n$11 /1-~U#/#Ullt~MNt>..U N~#~IIt.M~/#1 f{>r.fl#illlll
/ II / I / 1111 / Ilt>tUm~/tt.fJ."..i1##~~1
UH 11$~#r.~N#MMI ~f>.t~~1 f>.MI #11 U~I
t~l1/ 1$'{.t>~/#t>U#
nM II1#t# / ~j\t>r~1
1~?1 (11) Theatres, not of the outdoor drive-in type.
rm 111M / #t>If-~1
ot 11111 ~Ntl'/"#U"U I tl#~p#t.#I.t>M t.U~UN#UU/
1m iW. Variety stores, 5 and 10 cent stores, and stores of
similar nature~ .
0111 N~#/r.M#r'?#~tI
SECT10N lV. This ord....nan.ce shall take ef.fect t.hirty (30)
days after the date of its publication.
Read by the Council of toe City of Mounds View on the 13
day of -:{d<.. t 1989~ -
Read and passed by the of Mounds
Vie.... this ~ day of
ATTEST.
(SEAL)
APPROVE' ....<'J FORM:
~to~ ney
(Published in Mounds View. New Brighton Focus March 8,1989),
Public Notice New Brighlon, Minnesota 55112.
The draft permit applies to the en'
CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED tire facility and authorizes t~~ con'
NAME struction, installation and 'on
STATE OF MINNESOTA of equipment which rend" lal
Pursuant to Chapter 333, Minnesota remnants into byprod",....._ dnd
Statutes; the undersigned, who is or equipment which abates odor, The
w,ill be conducting or transacting a PToposed duration of the permit is
commercial business in the State of fIve years.
Minnesota under an assumed name, _ The preliminary determination to
hereby certifies: Issue the permit is tentative. There
1. The assumed name under which are. three formal procedures for
the business is or will be conducted publiC participation in the Agency's
is: consideration of the permit applica-
Gregorius Books tion. These procedures are set forth in
2, The address of me principal place Minn, Rules parts 7001.0100 to
of business isorwill be: 7001.0130. First, interested persons
2034 Selby Ave" may submit written comments on the
St, Paul, MN 55104 proposed permit, Second, interested
3, The name and street address of all persons may request the Agency to
persons conducting business under hold a publiC information meeting.
the above Assumed Name. Third, interested persons may re-
(Only one signature and name is quest the Agency to hold a contested
required by law). case hearing, which is conducted by
Note: I f the business owner is a the Office of Administrative Hearings
corporation, you must give the pursuant to the Administrative pro-
legal corporate name and the legal cedures Act,
Registered Office, I nterested persons who subm it
Name comments or requests to the Agency
Greg Holupchinski shall selforth:
Address 1, a statement of the person's in'
2034 Selby Ave., terest in the permit application or
, St. PauL MN 55104 the draft permit;
Name 2, a statement of the action the
Cindy Ordahl,Holupchlnski person wishes the Agency to take,
Address including specific references to the
2034 Selby Ave" section of the draft permit that the
St, Paul, MN 55104 person believes should be chang-
4. DATEDOl-28-89 ed; and
SIGNED Greg Holupchinski 3, the reasons supporting the per,
Owner son's position, stated with suffi-
STATEOFMINNESOTA cient specificily as to allow the '-"
COUNTY OF DAKOTA Director of the Division of Air
NOT AR IAL SEAL Quality to investigate the merits of
The foregoing instrument was ac" the person's positions.
knowledged before me on this 28th The public comment period com'
day of January, 1989, by Greg Holup- mences March 11, 1989 and termi'
chlnskl on behalf of Gregorius Books, nates April 10, 1989, Comments and
Mark Thorklldson, Notary Public, requests should be mailed 10:
Minnesota, Dakota County Jerry M, Liefert
My Commission Expires3.3,89 Division of Air Quality
(Published in Roseville.Falcon Minnesota Pollution Control;
Heights Focus March 8 & 15, 1989.) 520 Lafayette Road North
st, Paul, Minnesota 55155
All written comments and requests
Public Notice for public information meetings or
co~tested case hearings received dur"
MINNESOTA POLLUTION ing the public comment period will be
CONTROL AGENCY PUBLIC reviewed by th~ Agency, II is antici,
NOTICE ON PROPOSED AIR pated fhat the issuance of lhe permit
EMISSION FACILITY PERMIT will be considered by the Agency
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Board on April 25, 1989 at the Agency
the Commissioner of the Minnesota Offices, 520 Lafayette Road North, St.
Pollution Control Agency proposes to Paul, Minnesota, Persons who wish to
issue Air Emission Facility Permit address the Agency Board concerning
No. 468'89-0T'1 to Kern Milling the draft permit should call Ms,
[mailing address: c/o Gordon Peggy HiCks, Agency Board Secre.
Rendering, P,O, Box 12785, New tary, (612) 296,7306, no later than
Brighton 55112] for its rendering three days prior ro the meeting.
plant localed at 619 N.E. 14th Street, A copy of the draft permit will be
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112, mailed to any interested person upon
The draft permit applies to the en. the Agency's receipt of a written re,
tire facility 'and authorizes the con- quest. Additional .materials relating
struction, installation and operation to the issuance of this permit are
of equipment which renders animal available for inspection at the Min-
remnants into byproducts and nesola. Pollution Copntrol AgenCY,
equipment which abates odor. The Division of Air Qualify, 520 Lafayette
proposed duration Of the permit is Road North, St, Paul, Minnesota,
five years. 55155, phone (612) 296,7607 between
The preliminary determination to the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p,m.,
issue the permit is tentative, There Monday thrOugh Friday.
are three formal procedures for DATED: March 1, 1989
public participation in the Agency's /s/ J. Michael Valentine
consideration of the permit applica- J, Michaei Valentine
tion. These procedures are set forth in Director
Minn, Rules parts 7001,0100 to Oivision of Air Quality
7001.0130, First, interested persons Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
may submit written comments on the (Published in Mounds View/New
proposed permit, Second, interested Brighton FocusMarch 8, 1989),
persons may request the Agency to
hold a pUblic information meeting. .
Third, intere,ted persons may reo City of Mounds View
quest the Agency to hold a contested
case hearing, which is conducted by MOUNDS VIEW RECYCLING PRO-
the Office of Administrative Hearings GRAM
pursuant to the Administrative Pro' The City of Mounds View will be
cedures Act. going to twice'a,month pick.up start.
I nterested persons who submit ing in April. Pick-ups will occur on
comments or requests to the Agency the first and third Tuesdays of the
shall set forth: month, It is hoped that this will in,
I 1. a statement of the person's in- crease participation by providing
terest in the permit application or more convenience to recycling par-
the draft permit; licipanls,
2. a statement of the action the Another important 'change to in,
person wishes the Agency to take, form you about is the change in items
including specific references to the picked up by our recycling firm,
! section of the draft permit that the Starting in March, Super Cycle did
person believes should be chang. not pick up cereal type boxes. The
I ed; and only cardboard picked up by the firm
3, the reasons supporting the per, will be corrigated cardboard, such as
son's position, stated with suffi' cardboard boxes, Newspaper will be
cient specificity as to allow the the only paper product accepted,
Director of the Division of Air Junk mail, envelopes, phone books
Quality to investigate the merits of and cereal boxes which were once
the person's positions, accepted, will not be picked up. I
The pUblic comment period com, apologize for not getting this informa,
mences March 11, 1989 and termi- tion to yOU earlier, however, we were
nates April 10, 1989. Comments and not contacted by Super Cycle about
requests should be mailedlo: this change. To clarify, items that will
Jerry M, Liefert be picked up are: glass, cans (both
Division of Air Quality aluminum and tin), newspaper (no
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency glossy paper), and corrigated card-
520 Lafayette Road North board (no dirty or greasy cardboard).
st. Paul, Minnesota 55155 If you have any questions regarding
All written comments and requests the recycling program, call the City
for public information meetings or Offices at 784,3055 or Super Cycle at
conlested case hearings received duro 224,5081.
ing the public comment period will be (Published in MoundS View' New
reviewed by the Agency. II is antici' Brighton Focus March 8, 1989)
pated that the issuance of the permit
wi II i?e considered by the Agency
Board on April 25, 1989 at the Agency I d Sch I D. 6'
Offices, 520 Lafayette Road North, St. n. 00 1St. # :
Paul, Minnesota, Persons who wish to LEGAL NOTICE
address the Agency Board concerning B'd W ted
the draft permit should call Ms, I s an
Peggy Hicks, Agency Board Secre' INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS'
tary, (612) 296,7306, no later than TRICT NO, 623, (Roseville Area
three days prior ro the meeting Schools) will receive bids for the fol.
A copy of the draft permit' will be lowing items according to specifica,
mailed to any interested person upon Itons on file '"the office of the Super,
the Agency's receipt of a written reo Intendent of Schools, ~251 West Coun,
quesl. Additional materials relating ty Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota
'to the issuance of this permit are 55113: .
available for inspection at the Min' TO BE OPENED: Cable TV EqUIp'
nesola Pollu1ion Control Agency, me~t
Division of Air Quality, 520 Lafayette Bids are to be se?led and addressed
Road North St Paul Minnesota to Sue M. Cummmgs, Clerk of IN,
55155, phone' (612) 296,7607 betwee~ DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
the hours of 8:00 a.m, and 4:30 p,m" NO. 6~3, 1251 .West County Road B.2,
Monday through Friday Rosevllle, Mmnesota, 55113, In an
DATED: March 1, 1989 envelop~ mar~,ed "Bids for "Cable
/s/J. Michael Valentine TV Equipment. ,
" Bids must be accompanied by a
J, Michael Valentine certified check or bid bond in the
Di""ctor " amount of five percent (5%) of the
DIVISion of Air Quality annual amount of the bid as a guar,
Minnes~ta polI~lion \=ontrol Agency anlee for the performance of the Con'
(Published In MoundS View/New tract if awarded. cnecks or bonds of
Brighton FocusMarch 8, 1989). unsuccessful bidders will be returned
immediately after the awards are
made,
Public Notice Bids are to be opened al 1:00 p,m,
on Friday, March 17, 1989, in the
MINNESOTA POLLUTION Board Room at the District Center,
CONTROL AGENCY PUBLIC 1251 West County Road B'2, Rosevilie,
NOTICE ON PROPOSED AIR Minnesota,
EMISSION FACILITY PERMIT The School Board reserves the right
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that to reject any or all bids and to waive
the Commissioner of the Minnesota any irregularities.
Pollution Control Agency proposes to INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRiCT
issue Air Emission Facility Permit NO. 623
No, 133.89.0T,1 to Gordon Rendering Roseville Area Schools
:ompany [mailing address : c/o Ramsey County
:;ordon Rendering, P.O, Box 12785, Sue M, Cummings, Clerk
~ew Brighton 55112] for its rendering (Published in Rosevilie.Falcon
Ilant located at 19 N,W, 14th Street, Heights Focus March 8 & 1" 1989,)
Public Notice The foregoing ins' was ac
knowledged before n' 9th da~
CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED of February, 1989,
NAME Patricia M, Koonck, Nolary'Public
STATE OF MINNESOTA (Published in Roseville-Falcor
U",,..h+,, Cn.r\.c:. M::o.rrh R it. lS, 1989.)
~-, ...._-~...--"gcrr;"--....-~-- -- --
-... -.
are three formal procedures for DATED: March 1, 1989
public participation in the Agency'S Isl J, Michael Valentine
consideration of the permit appliea- J, Michael Valentine
tio'1. These procedures are set forth in Director
Minn. Rules parts 7001.0100 to Division of Air Quality
7001.0t30, First, interested persons Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
may submit written comments on the ( Published in Mounds ViewlNew
proposed permit. Second, interested Brighton Focus March 8, t989).
persons may request the Agency to
hold a pUblic information meeting, City of Mounds View
Third, intere!'.ted persons may reo
quest the Agency to hold a contested
(ase hearing, which is conducted by MOUNDS VIEW RECYCLING PRO-
the Office of Administrative Hearings GRAM
pursuant to the Administrative Pro- The City of Mounds View will be
eedures Act. gOing to tWice,a,month pick'up start.
Interested persons who submit ing in April. Pick-ups will occur on
comments or requests to the Agency the first and third Tuesdays of the
shall set forth: month. /I is hoped that this will in,
, 1. a statement of the person's in. crease participation by providing
terest in the permit application or more convenience to recycling par.
the draft permit; ticipants,
2, a statement of the action the Another important 'change to in-
person wishes the Agency to take, form yOU about is the Change in items
including specific references to the picked up by our recycling firm.
section of the draft permit that the Starting in March, Super Cycle did
person believes should be chang. not pick up cereal type boxes. The
I ed;and only cardboard picked up by the firm
3, the reasons supporting the per, will be corrigated cardboard, such as
son's Position, stated with suffi- cardboard boxes. Newspaper will be
cient specificity as to allow the the only paper product accepted,
Director of the Division of Air Junk mail, envelopes, phone books
Quality to investigate the merits of and cereal boxes which were once
the person's positions. accepted, will not be picked up, I
The public comment period com, apologize for not getting this informa'
mences March 11, 1989 and termi. tian to you earlier, however, we were
nates April 10, 1989. Comments and not contacted by Super Cycle about
requests should be mailed to: this change, To clarify, item~ that will
Jerry M, Liefert be picked up are: glass, cans (both
Division of Air Quality aluminum and tin), newspaper (no
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency glossy paper), and corrigated card'
520 Lafayette Road North board (no dirty or greasy cardboard).
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 If you have any questions regarding
All written comments and requests the recycling program, call the City
for public information meetings or Offices at 784,3055 or Super Cycle at ---.,
contested case hearings received dur- 224,5081.
ing the public comment period will be ( Published in Mounds View-New
reviewed by the Agency. It is antici. Brighton Focus March 8,1989)
pated that the issuance of the permit
will t;>e considered by the Agency
Board on April 25, 1989 at the Agency Ind. School Dist. #6'
Offices, 520 Lafayette Road North, St,
Paul, Minnesota, Persons Who wish to LEGAL NOTICE
address the Agency Board concerning
the draft permit should call Ms. Bids Wanted
Peggy Hicks, Agency Board Secre, INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS'
tary, (612) 296'7306, no later than TRICT NO, 623 ( Roseville Area
three days prior ro the meeting. Schools) will receive bids for the fol,
A copy of the draft permit will be lowing items according to specifiea-
mailed to any interested person upon tions on file in the office of the Super.
fhe Agency's receipt of a written re, intendent of Schools, 1251 West Coun,
quest. Additional materials relating ty Road B2. Roseville, Minnesota
to the issuance of this permit are 55113 :
available for inspection at the Min, TO BE OPENED: Cable TV Equip,
n esot a Pollution Control Agency, ment
Bids are to be sealed and addressed
Division of Air Quality, 520 Lafayette to Sue M. Cummings, Clerk of IN-
Road North, St, Paul, Minnesota,
55155, phone (612) 296,7607 between DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p,m" NO. 623, 1251 West County Road B-2,
Monday through Friday. Roseville, Minnesota, SS113, in an
DATED: March 1, 1989 envelope marked "Bids for "Cable
Isl J, Michael Valentine TV Equipment",
Bids must be accompanied by a
J. Michael Valentine certified check or bid bond in the
Director amount of five percent (5%) of the
Division of Air Quality annual amount of the bid as a guar,
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency antee for the performance of the Con-
( Published in Mounds View/New tract if awarded. Checks Or bonds of
Brighton Focus March 8, 1989), unsuccessful bidders will be returned
immediatelY after the awards are
made.
Public Notice Bids are to be opened at 1 :00 p,m,
on Friday, March 17, 1989, in the
MINNESOTA POLLUTION Board Room at the District Center,
CONTROL AGENCY PUBLIC 1251 West County Road B,2, Roseville,
NOTICE ON PROPOSED AIR Minnesota.
EMISSION FACILITY PERMIT The School Board reserves the right
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that to reject any Or all bids and to waive
the Commissioner of the Minnesota any irregularities.
Pollution Control Agency proposes to INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
issue Air Emission Facility Permit NO, 623
No, 133'89'OT- J to Gordon Rendering Roseville Area SchOOls
:ompany [mailing address: cia Ramsey County
;ordon Rendering, P,O, Box 12785, Sue M, Cummings, Clerk
~ew Brighton 55112J for its rendering ( Published in Roseville-Falcon
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NAME Patricia M. Koonck, N,olary.Public
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