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• 2 CITY OF ST . ANTH^NY
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
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5 MARCH 10 , 1992
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8 1 . CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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10 The Council Meeting was called to order at 7 : 30 p.m. and the
11 Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Ranallo.
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14 2 . ROLL CALL
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16 Council Present : Mayer Rana! lo , Council members Marks , Enrooth ,
17 Fleming and Wainer
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19 Staff Present : City Manager Burt
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22 3 . APPROVAL 0: MARCH 10 , 1992 COUNCIL AGENDA
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24 Motion by Enrooth , second by Marks to approve the Council
25 Agenda for the March 10 , 1992 Council Meeting with the
06 following additions :
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28 Add to the City Manager ' s report three items ; Date of the
29 Volunteer Appreciation Night , Entrance signs and Cable
30 Commission .
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32 Motion carried unanimously
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35 4 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 25, 1992 COUNCIL MEETING
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37 Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to approve the minutes of
38 the February 25, 1992 Council Meeting with the following
39 corrections :
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41 page 1 , line 11 : change "President" to "Mayor Pro-Tem"
42 page 1 , line 17 : change "President " to "Mayor Pro-Tem"
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45 Motion carried unanimously
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47 5 . LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS
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49 Bowling Alley License
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51 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the license for
02 a bowling alley for Minneapolis Bowl -O-Mat , Inc . in Apache
,3 Plaza .
54 Motion: carried unanimously
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6 Cicarette Licenses
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8 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve a cigarette
9 license for F.W. Woolworth in Apache Plaza .
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11 Motion carried unanimously
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14 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve a cigarette
15 license for Murphy ' s Service Center , 3501 29th Avenue
16 Northeast .
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18 Motion carried unanimously
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21 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve a cigarette
22 license f,:�Y Mica Oil Company , Inc . at 2400 37th Avenue
23 Northeast .
24 Motion carried unanimously
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27 Motion: by Marks , second by Fleming to approve a cigarette
4!8 license for Sid ' s Ge: It For Less in Apache Plaza .
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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33 Contractors ' Licenses
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35 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the contractor ' s
36 license for Construction Labor Force, Inc . , DBA: Rite-Way
37 Waterproofing, Lino Lake , Mn .
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40 Motion carried unanimously
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43 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the contractor ' s
44 license for Reliable Tree Service, Inc . ,. Fridley, Mn.
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97 Motion carried unanimously
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49 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the contractor ' s
50 license for Kraus-Anderson Construction. Company, Minneapolis ,
51 Mn .
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aMotion carried unanimously
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6 Service Station Licenses
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8 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the service
9 station license for Mico Oil Company, 2400 37th Avenue
1_0 Northeast .
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12 Motion carried unanimously
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15 Motion. by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the service
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stat ioft license for M*:<rpny ' s Service Center , 3501 29th Avenue
17 Northeast .
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i ° Moti -- carried unanimousiy
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�4 ?,.t ] _.. h•y Marks , se-=or: by Fleming to approve the vending
?_ mach_.,e license _o :4-inneapoi i s Bow'_-O-Mat , inc . in Apache
2'6 Pic . .
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0,3 M---.tion carried unanimously
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!•logo:: by Mar— second by F e;ming to approve the vending
32 r.-.ch_nc '_ ice:-,se for A;T:crican Cain Company , St . Anthony Lanes .
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35 Motion carried unanimously
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38 GHailer Licenses
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40 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the garbage
41 hauler license for Aagard Sanitation , St . Paul , Mn .
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44 Motion carried unanimously
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47 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the garbage
48 hauler license for Northern Disposal , Inc . , St . Paul , Mn .
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51 Motion carried unanimously
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6 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the garbage
7 hauler license for Vasko Rubbish Removal , Inc. , St . Paul , Mn
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9 Motion carried unanimously
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12 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the garbage
13 hauler license for Browning Ferris Industries , Inver Grove
14 Heights , Mn .
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16 Motion carried unanimously
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19 3_2 _ "On Sale"._Beed Licenses
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21 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve the 3 . 2 "On
22 'Sale" beer license fcr M i nnezpc_ i i s Parr, ana Recreation Board ,
23 Gross Golf C--,u-?se .
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25 Roil a11 E::r=,`h , F= er-ing , Waaner , Rana'_ lo - aye
26 Ma-:"es - nay
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0 Motion carries
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31 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve the 3 . 2 "On
32 Sale" beer license fcr Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat , Apache Plaza .
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34 Roll Call : Enrooth , Fleming, Wagner , Ranallo - aye
35 Marks - nay
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37 Motion carries
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40 6 . PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
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42 A. Ind pendent School District #282
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44 Motion by Wagner , second by' Enrooth to approve payment in
45 the amount of $4 , 268 . 00 to Independent School District
46 #282 for costs associated with the Senior Citizen
47 Coordinator position .
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49 The City. Manager advised that this payment is the maximum
5%(' the City is allowed to pay and is taken from the
` l Community Development Block Grant funding alloC-atiOn .
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K3 Motion carriej unanimcus_1_y
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6 B . F. F . Jedlicki , Inc .
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8 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve payment in
9 the amount of $3 . 080 . 00 to F.F. Jedlicki , Inc . for
10 professional services rendered for the repair of joints
: 1 in the arch pipe on the Highcrest Street project .
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i3 Motion carried unanimously
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15 C . Barr Enaineerina
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17 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve payment in
18 the amount of $ : , 063 . 88 to Barr Engineering for
19 professional services rendered from December 1 , 1991
2C, through February 1 , 1992 regarding District #6 .
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22 Motion carried unanimously
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24 D. Dorsey & Whitney Law* Firm
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26 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve payment in
7 the amount of $2 , 474 . 05 to Dorsey & Whitney law firm for
professional. services rendered through January 31 , 1992 .
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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32 E . Verified C1aim:s
34 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to approve payment of
35 the five pages of verified claims as submitted by the
361 City ' s Finance Director .
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38 Motion carried unanimously
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41 7 . REPORTS
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43 A. Plannina Commmission
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45 Commissioner Murphy represented the Planning Commission
46 at this Council Meeting.
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48 Commissioner Murphy stated that the minutes of the
49 Planning Commission Meeting of Februray 18 , 1992 were
50 included in the Council agenda packet .
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52 He referred to the minutes which addressed the request
from ShieV ' s Garden Restaurant for a conditional use
10-4 permit . H= noted that the Planning Commission is
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6 recommending approval of the conditional use permit
7 request as it meets the three conditions required for
8 approval in the opinion of the members of the Commission .
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11 Mr . Alwan , owner of Sheik ' s Garden Restaurant , is
12 considering having up to thirty amusement devices in his
13 operation . Presently, he is allowed only three . Mr. Alwar.
14 had stated at the Commission Meeting these amusement
15 devices would afford him an opportunity to generate more
16 revenue in the older , rear portion of his restaurant . He
17 felt these devices would be in keeping with his business
18 which will focus on families .
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20 Commissioner Murphy observed that if Ordinance No . 1992-
2 ? 001 were approved , it would be much easier to monitor the
22 operation . This ordinance would allow only the operator
23 of the establishment to hold the licenses to the
24 amusement devices with nc• more than thirty-five devices
25 being allowed in one location .
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27 Staff had also made recommendations for five conditions
8 for granting approval of this request . They . are as
9 follows :
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31 1 . The arcade sha11 prohibit tobacco , a1coh•:1 , and
32 drugs on the premises .
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34 2 . The arcade shall prohibit individuals udder the
3_j influence of tobacco, alcohol or drugs .
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37 3 . Proper supervision should be available at all times
38 to ensure appropriate conduct and behavior .
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40 4 . The access from kitchen to dining area shall be
41 segregated to ensure safety.
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43 5 . The number of amusement devices allowed will be
44 dependent upon the available number of amusement
45 device licenses and available space within the area
46 designated on -the proposed plan .
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48 Commissioner Murphy noted that the five recommendations
49 of staff were included in the recommendation for approval
50 from the Planning Commission . Also , included in the
51 Commission ' s recommendation was to require an annual
52 review by the Police Chief and staff with the owner . The
3 history of police calls and disturbances as well as
4 complaints would be reviewed .
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6 This annual review had been in place with a business
7 which previously operated amusement devices in Apache
° Plaza .
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10 Marks inquired what the Planning Commission recommended
11 for action if there were problems generated by these
12 devices .
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14 Commissioner Murphy responded that he had made a similar
15 inquiry at the Planning Commission meeting. _It was
16 determined that if the annual review reflected continued
17 troublesome activity the conditional use permit could be
18 revoked as could the licenses for the amusement devices .
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20 "hE City Manacer felt it would be rather difficult to
21 re•.oke a conditional use permit but probably be easier to
22 revoke a permit .
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24 Marks inquired if .a one year time limit could be place
25 on the conditional use permit for better control_ . The
2ECity Manager felt this was a possibility and had been
`7 done with a previous conditional use permit issued for a
�8 business in Apache Plaza .
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e 1 h a e cause" had to b= shoN:
30 T:^.a Mayor r cal ed that 'prob b_ ..
31 to take this action and this could never done
3_ satisfactorily .
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34 Commissioner Murphy noted that much frustration was
35 experienced by the owner of the Malt Shop with the lack
36 of coopertion from the shopping mall security personnel .
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=S The City Manager stated that the Police Chief has
39 indicated he will most likely have to alter the patrol
40 schedule to accommodate more patrolling rounds of the
41 area if this. request is approved.
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43 Wagner inquired what the mix of amusement devices would
44 be. Commissioner Murphy responded that Mr . Alwan intends
45 to have eight kiddie rides with the remainder being video
46 games . All of the video games will be in the back area of
47 the establishment according to the sketchy floor plan
45 submitted by the owner . It was noted that the remodelling
49 indicated on the site plan is not yet done .
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51 Wagner noted that video games focus on teenagers ar:d
52 inquired what age group the amuser.ent devices is intended
103 to attract .
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6 Mr . Alwan state that he is focusing or, youngsters from
7 five to fifteen: .
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9 Don Tonnell , a resident of St . Anthony, spoke in suppor=
10 of approval of the conditional use permit . He noted he is
11 in the shopping mall frequently and feels this type of
12 operation will be beneficial for the businesses located
13 there .
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15 The City Manager advised that some of the site plan has
16 changed somewhat . The location of the games will not be
17 as close to the kitchen as indicated in the site plan to
18 avoid problems with food service . The games will be in
19 front of the operation . Staff was not concerned with the
2U location of the games but this car. be made part of the
21 conditional use permit .
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23 Marks inquired wh-zt the hours of operation were planned .
24 Mr . Alwan responded that they will be from 10 : 00 a .m. to
25 10 : 00 p .m. which are different from the hours of
26 operation of P.pache Plaza . Mr . Alwan felt this would pose
27 no problems as the business has its own entrance . Fe
)8 stated he wall hire police if there is a need.
30 The Mayor inquire' what experience Mr . Alwan had with
31 this type of operation . Mr . Alwan stated he had
�2 experience in his native country of Iraq. He also
33 operated the Fun Center for approximately two months . He
34 found this difficult as the smoke bothered him.
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36 The Mayor stated his opposition to the granting of the
37 conditional use permit . He views the operation as a fur:
38 center and arcade and feels another business of this type
39 is not needed in St . Anthony. He reflected on the
40 problems which have been experienced with thi-s type of
41 business in the past . He has no problems with the kiddie
42 rides but recalled the problems associated with a former
43 operation with video games at the shopping mall even when
44 the owner tried to make it very successful .
45
46 Mr . Alwan observed the problems presently happening with
47 the bowling alley at Apache Plaza and felt they all
48 stemmed from poor supervision. He stated he intends to
49 have considerable control and supervision at his
50 establishment . He is focusing on having this business a
51 successful restaurant rather than an arcade . Mr . Alwan
52 stated the amount of money he has already put into the
53 operation and so,-,.e of the dally specials he is including
4 on the menu .
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6 Mayor Ranallo again stated he envisions this operation
7 becoming an arcade or fun center and that it has all of
8 the potential for problems which the former operation
9 experienced.
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11 The Mayor noted that the Fun Center located at St .
12 Anthony Shopping Center is run on a very strict basis
13 regarding behavior and regulations . He felt this business
14 may not be able to continue as it is operated so very
15 well .
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17 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the
18 conditional use permit for Sheik ' s Garden Restaurant with
19 the sa,;.e conditions as the Planning Commission:
: C recommended .
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22 Fleming inquired what some of the concerns of the
23 Planning Commission were . The City Manager stated that
24 the Police Chief sees no particular problems but he
25 anticipates increasing patrols and manpower focused on
26 this locati0% . There was some concern for possible
27 smc•kir.g in the corridor near the business .
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9 The City Manager suggested that an annual review be
30 included as a condi tion of the conditional use permit . He
31 felr that for the Council to not issue a new license
Weul-a require very good documentation, so the staff would
33 keep stringent records regarding warnings or calls for
34 service from the Police Department .
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36 The Mayor recalled that there were frequent meetings by
37 the owner of the Malt Shop and the City Council as well
38 as the Planning Commission . The problems still continued .
39
40 Wagner had concern with the number of video games versus
41 the kiddie rides . He felt families may not patronize the
42 restaurant with so many video games there. He inquired if
43 Mr . Alwan intended to replace the kiddie rides with video
44 games if they were not used. Mr . Alwan responded he has
45 no such plans .
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47 Mayor Ranallo observed that a pool table is included on
48 the .site plan. Mr. Alwan stated that he does not intend
49 to have a pool table in his establishment and did not
CO notice this item on the site plan when he signed the
51 application .
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53 Marks requested that the word "bill -Lards" be exluded fr_-m
the language of the conditional use permit application .
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5 He also requeste3 that the application include that the
6 conditional use permit is being approved for one year an
7 that the next request include a review and a new
8 application .
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10 Flerr:i ng inquired what the split of kiddie rides and vides.
11 games is being considered. Mr . Alwan responded he intends
12 to have eight kiddie rides and twenty to twenty-two video
13 games .
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15 Roll call : Marks , Enrooth - aye
16 Wagner, Fleming, Ranallo - nay
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18, Motion fails
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2fsyor Rana_ lo felt that the answers to the questions on
the c^nditions regarding a conditional use permit were
%3 all not satisfactorily answered . One condition addresses
24 the health , safety and welfare of patrons . He recalled
25 the threat of gang activities with the Malt Shop ,
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27 Mr . Alwan was a wised he could apply again. .
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33 Councilmer: ber Wagner attended the meeting of the Apache
'1 Plaza Board las: week . He felt the new Marketing Director
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35 is doing G gJod job . The landscape/home show was received
36 quite well . There have been new booths installed in the
37 mall of the plaza .
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39 On March 24th, the Apache Plaza Merchants is holding its
40 annual meeting. The City Council ' s position on Tax
41 Increment Financing for the proposed CUB store will be
42 discussed . Wagner noted that negotiations on that matter
-43 are continuing.
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45 The Mayor inquired if there was any discussion of the
46 "St . Anthony Dollars" as the denominations were changed .
47 He noted that originally they were going to printed in
48 ten and twenty dollar denominations . Now the Chamber of
49 Commerce, who sponsors the campaign., has changed the
50 denominations to five and ter. dollars . Some of the
51 merchants at the St . Anthony Shopping Center have
5Z indicated an interest in these smaller amounts .
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�4 Wagner noted that this will be brought up at the meet r:;
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6 on March 24th .
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8 Report of Councilmember Fleming
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10 Councilmember Fleming had nothing to report at this time .
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12 Report of Councilmember Marks
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14 Marks has received correspondence from Salo, Finland , St .
15 Anthony ' s Sister City, regarding the gender of those who will
' 6 be visiting this summer . Accommodations are being firmed up .
17
18 The Silent Auction at the Leap Into Spring Party on February
29t`-_ re= ! i _ed a profit of approximately $ 1 , 200 . This money
20 wI1i be used by the Sister City Committee .
22 Mars advisee he will be out of tcwn on March 24th , which is
23 a regu'_arly scheduled Council Meeting. Enrooth will also not
be attending this meeting .
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26 Mayor Rana! -10 noted that there are two public hearings
27 scheduled for March 24th . The City Manager advised that the
�8 public hearings can be tabled until the next Council Meeting.
30 _F:erort_of Counci lmembe`" Enrooth
32 Enrooth retorted that the- Village Fest Com,-ri t tee met on March
33 9th . A full slate of officers is in place , there is a complete
44 Board of Directors and all of con:- tittees have chairperson
35 positions filled .
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7 In the Mayor ' s absence , Enrooth attended a Girl Scout function
38 and read the Girl Scout proclamation approved at the last
39 Council Meeting.
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41 Enrooth received a call from Edna Bergerson , a St . Anthony
42 resident , who is concerned about the visiblity at 37th Avenue
43 and Foss Road . She felt there is a problem with site lines for
44 motorists going south because of -a fence located in that area.
45
46 The City Manager stated that 37th Avenue is a county road . He
.7 recalled that the installation of the fence had been requested
48 by the townhome owners on Foss Road .
49
50 Wagner remembered Ramsey County approving its installation. but
� 1 that there have been site line complaints ever since its
52 installation .
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4 Mayor Ranallo has also received a resident call regarding t'.-%e
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6 stop sign on Old Highway #88 .
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8 Report of Mayor Ranallo
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10 The Mayor reported on the recent Gopher Award Presentations
11 which were made to Jeremy Rice and Tony d 'Agostino. The
12 organization sponsors baseball events for boys from ages 13
13 through 16 and hope to be able to offer similar programs to
14 girls in the near future . The Mayor noted that all of the
15 youn=gsters involved have an opportunity to participate . They
16 received winner ' s rings similar to those awarded to
17 rrogessional athletes .
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19 On March 3rd , twenty-two metropolitan mayors met at meeting
20 hosted by the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities at
21 the Kelly Inn. in St . Paul . The purpose of the meeting was to
22 discuss the projected State shortfall . All of those attending
23 agreed to se::d a letter to Governor Carlson requesting he
24 consider using some of the State ' s "rainy day" fund for the
25 shortfall as well as combining some state departments .
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27 Mayor Ranallo noted that the City of St . Anthony will be
•28 losinc $30 , 000 in State Aid funds . He noted that an additional
29 amount of state fundi ng, may also be lost with the
30 disappearance of all loc-. government aids . At this point in
31 time ro cutbacks of the Homestead Credit are being consideree .
32
33 The Mayor requested that members of the Council consider a
34 work session be held in the afternoon with department heads
35 and staff to consoptions to deal with the potentia'_
36 shortfall . He felt no matter who was responsible for a
37 shortfall that the City Council would be blamed for any
38 decrease in services .
39
40 On March 5th a Cable Commission Meeting was held and five
41 commissioners attended. There was question whether there was
42 a quorum but the body voted anyhow. The Mayor noted that there
43 is $13 , 000 available for scholarships for students pursuing
44 careers in cable television, journalism, etc . .The recipient of
45 the scholarship not necessarily be in the senior year of
46 school . The scholarhips will be awarded at a banquet at the
47 Hyatt Regency on March 16th or 17th. Mayor Ranallo advised
48 that tickets are available for any members of the Council to
49 attend who so desired .
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The Mayor advised that any residents who wish to 1-:ave a viale_
52 tape run: on cable need only bring the tape to the studio for
•53 editing and it will be run .
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6 Mayor Ranallc advised he taped the results of the Planninc
7 Conference on February 27th. He felt Dave Urbia had done an
8 excellent jab of interviewing and preparing the information
9 for taping . The City Manager stated it should be running or
cable by the end of the month .
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12 The City Manager said that Bill Zawislak has informally
: 3 resigned from the Cable Commission as a representative of St .
14 Anthony. An application has been received from a resident whc
l5 is interested in serving on the Commission . The City Manager
16 felt it may be appropriate for the Mayor or a Councilmember tc
re ..resent the City on the Cable Coma. ission . He also noted that
l8reque-t i sti11 iz for equipment needed to run tapes or. th=
19 loyal access channel #16 .
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21 Tr: Mecyor recalled that the Cable Co.rmmission ' s Execi_,tive
22 Secretary stated that St . Anthony had not really gotten its
23 sh-are of equipment . He noted his willingness to serve on t'-:e
24 Cable Corran'_ ssion which meets on the first Thursday of each
25 month . Tne City Manage_ or his designer could also me a
26 representative .
�C C::unci imem'-e`_ Maris reca _ leC that the f i rst re-resentat _ve
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�. T ._ `j' Ma..' _er wi _ l remit :Ii- . 73Wi3laf to SllbT: t a f='rm=1
lezir of resignation .
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34 Motion by Wagner , second by Enrooth to authorize the City
35 Manager or his designee to represent the City of St . Anthony
36 on the Cable Cc—= issior for an indefinite period of timr-- .
38 Motion carried unanimously
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40 C . Re=t of the City Manager
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42 1 . Reschedule Work Session
43 A Council work session was scheduled for Tuesday ,
44 March 31st at 7 : 00 p.m. The primary item fr.r
45 discussion will be the budget .
46
47 Mayer Ranallo requested that Council and staff
48 review the City ' s bonds of indebtedness , general
49 obligations , etc . in terms of saving some money .
50 The City Manager noted that how cities will budaet
51 in the future will be c;-:anging . The Mayor felt the:
52 all school districts will be drafting inf_ rmatic_n
03 for referendums .
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6 2 . Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - Re :
7 Inflow/Infiltration System
8 The City Manager advised that the information
9 regarding the MWCC Inflow/Infiltration System was
10 left out of the. agenda packet . He will see that
11 this information is included in the next Council
12 packet .
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14 3 . Trainina Public Service Delivery Seminar
15 The Minnesota Mayor ' s Association is sponsoring a
16 seminar on April 10th which will address the
17 delivery of public services . The Mayor indicated he
18 intends to attend the seminar which will be held in
19 St . Cloud and encouraged all other Councilmembers
20 to attend if possible .
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22 All Councilmembers received a notice of this
23 seminar with information regarding its purpose .
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25 4 . Parking Ordinance
26 The City Manager , the Public Works Director and the
27 Management Assistant put together a video which
)3 taped situations of vesicles parked on private and
�, public property . Some of these instances were in
viDlation of City ordinances and some were not .
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32 The Council viewed the tape with the City Manager
3� narrating.
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35 Some of the examples cited in the video dealt with
36 vehicles parked on non-paved surfaces , boats on
._37 private property, recreational vehicles parked for
38 a lengthy amount of time on private property, and
39 vehicles and recreational equipment parked on a
40 seasonal basis on private property as well as on
41 public property.
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43 The City Manager noted that since the ordinance
44 requires vehicles be parked on a paved surface many
45 residents have moved their vehicles from their back
46 yards to their front yards . He also observed that
47 some recreational vehicles are parked in a
48 resident ' s front yard because there is not access
49 to the back yard.
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51 Some commercial vehicles are also parked on private
5: property which are used for employment purposes .
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�4 The City Manager noted that the ordinance has been
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6 drafted with many conditions and addresses hard and
7 difficult issues . Some of these issues are
8 commercial vehicles parking limitations , moving
9 vehicle from back of the home to the front , and
10 storage of seasonal vehicles .
11
12 The City Manager requested direction from the
13 Councilmembers regarding how "tough" this ordinance
14 should be . He inquired what kind of standard the
15 Council chooses to set .
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17 The Mayor requested each Councilmember to meet with
18 the - City Manager to state his/her preferences for
i9 issues to be included in this ordinance . The City
20 Manager stated he hopes to have this ordinance
21 prepared for its first reading in April and
22 requested all Councilmembers get their conunents to
23 him as soon as possible .
24
25 Councilmember Enrooth felt there would be
26 considerable vocal opposition to this ordinance . He
27 inquired if there was enough support on the Council
a to pass and enforce a tough ordinance.
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30 The City Manager agreed that certainly tr:e
31 Councilmembers will be contacted by those residents
32 w':o disagree with the recuirements of the
33 oYc nanc_ . Mayor Ranallo felt the present
34 conditic:-,s rega-ding storage/parking of vehicles
35 has begun to deteriorate the neighborhoods in the
3E City .
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3° 5 . Volunteer Appreciation Night
39 Volunteer Week is April 26th to May 2nd . The Mayor
40 requested that the Volunteer Appreciation affair be
41 moved from April 20th to the 27th. He is still
42 trying to contact the guest speaker , Hal Schippitz
43 from Hennepin County, who will speak on stress
44 management .
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46 6 . Entrance Signs
47 The City Manager advised that the new signs for the
48 entrances to the City are all in place . The funds
49 for the .entire project were donated by the Kiwanis
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52 He feels now that the signs are in place they
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�4 ordered when these need replacing .
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6 Councilmember Wagner requested that the Kiwani =
7 Club sign be attached to the bottom of the entrance
8 signs . Councilmember Enrooth observed that marry
9 signs in the City have a long list of civic
10 organizations attached to the bottom of them.
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12 Motion by Ranallo, second by Marks to allow the
13 Kiwanis Club to add their club sign to the bottom
14 of the signs marki-ng the entries to the city.
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16 Motion carried unanimously
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24 A. Prosed E1 ---tion Judge List for Presidential Primary
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26 Motion by Narks , second by Enrooth to approve the list of
7 election judges for the April 7 , 1992 Presidential
28 Primary as submitted by th.a City Clerk .
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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32 B . Resolution: No . 92-020 ; Re : Hepatitis B Vaccination
33 A�reemcnt
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35 The City Manager advised that the vaccine for this
36 program is very expensive . He stated that this program
37 entails a series of three shots . Most of the firefighters
36 and police officers have already had this done plus all
39 of the reserves and the 49 ' er ' s . There are three new
40 public works employees and two new police officers who
41 will require the vaccinations .
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43 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve Resolution
44 No. 92-080 being a resolution authorizing the Mayor and
45 City Manager to execute an agreement between the City of
46 St . Anthony and the City of Bloomington for provision of
47 Hepatitis B vaccine .
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6 C . Resolution No . 92-021 ; Re : Warnina Sian Replacement
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9 Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to approve Resolution
10 No. 92-021 being a resolution authorizing the Mayor and
ll City Manager to execute the agreement with Hennepin
12 County for participation in the Regulatory and Warnin.
13 Sign Replacement Program.
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15 Motion carried unanimously
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17 D . P_,a=__ /$r.��__iFicat ions/Ca ll for Bids ; Re Old Highway #8
Re^onstruction Project
20 Mot ic,n by Wanner , second by Marks to approve the plans
% 1 and specifications for the Old Highway #° Reconstruction:
22 ProJect and to authcriae staff to call for bids or, said
23 proje=t .
25 Motion carried unanimously
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30 A. Ordinance No . 1992-001 ; Re : Amusement Devices Mira
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33 The City Manager advised that the City Attorney added a
34 phrase to the ordinance for its second reading which
35 states that no portion of the fee for the amusement
36 device license will be refunded .
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38 Motion by Marks , second .by Fleming to approve the third
39 reading and passage of Ordinance No . 1992-001 being an
40 ordinance relating to licenses for amusement devices ;
41 amending Section 401 : 00 to limit the number of licenses
42 for any one establishment ;- and amending Section 401 : 00 to
43 add new Sections 401 : 15 and 401 : 20 .
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48 11 . - ADJOURNMENT
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50 Motion by Enrooth , second by Marks to adjourn the meeting at
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