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Fedor's Market (Gordon Fedor)
5491 Adams Street
Mounds View
Off -Sale N.I. Renewal
Fedor's Market (Gordon Fedor)
5491 Adams Street
Mounds View
and to deny the general contractor license application of Simmons
Construction Company and to deduct administrative charges incurred from the fee
paid. 4 Ayes
MSP (Hodges - Pickar) To reaffirm council action of October 15, 1974, trans-
ferring $24,000 from Revolving Fund to Project 1973 -4 as a loan at eight
percent per annum interest.
Administrator Achen presented the staff recommendation to appoint Charles
Coldren, maintenance man. Councilman Hodges asked about the applicants
background in equipment operation and Councilman Baumgartner asked what
the proposed starting date and pay rate were. Administrator stated that
he would have the specific pay rate for council approval at its next
meeting and that the starting date would be January 14,1975.
MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) To appoint Charles Coldren, maintenance man, effec-
tive January 14, 1975, at a salary commensurate with the normal hiring practice
and directing the administrator to present this salary rate to council at its
next regular meeting for formal approval. 4 Ayes
MSP (Hodges - Baumgartner) To recess the regular meeting. 4 Ayes
Mayor Johnson called the public hearing on the special use permit application
of Compassion, Inc. to order at 8:30 p.m. The Administrator attested that
proper legal notices had been sent to surrounding property owners and the
official publication.
Rev. Bauman of Compassion introduced James Dair to present the special use
permit request to the council.
Mr. Dair stated Compassion inquired regarding requirements for conducting
business in the city and state at the time it moved to the city. They were
not informed of special use requirements and now are making application to
comply with the requirement. Mr. Dair discussed the land use characteristics
of the neighborhood surrounding Compassion, Inc., and the accreditation of the
elementary school conducted by Compassion. He stated that there is no accred-
itation procedure for such institutions in the State of Minnesota. The impor-
tant issue is whether this is an appropriate use of the land Compassion
owns. A traffic study Compassion conducted showing that the church and school
do constitute a significant traffic nuisance to the area. Immediate neighbors
were contacted and none expressed complaints.
Mrs. George Mitchell, 7970 Sunnyside Road, asked what the hours of the
elementary school are. Mr. Dair responded 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Mr. Donald Forslund, 7886 Sunnyside Road, asked whether the City had reviewed
the report of the Mounds View School District on recognition of Compassion's
elementary school.
Mayor Johnson read a letter from S. C. Witter, Superintendent of Mounds View
School District.