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Home My WebLink About1963 04-22 COMMUNITY FACT SURVEYTABLE OF CONTENTS Subject Title INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT GENERAL.INFORMATION MARKET INFORMATION TAX STRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATIONS Page 1-3 4 Survey Committee Chairman's Record Date Date Assigned to Assigned Completed LABOR ELECTRIC POWER AND FUELS MUNICIPAL SERVICES COMMUNITY FACILITIES COMMUNITYTSERVICES RAW MATERIALS CLIMATE'.,.; AGRICULTURE 5 6-8 9-11 12-13 14-17 18-19 20-24 25-27 28-3o 31 32 33 0 INDUSTRIAL ;ZI F PNEE -1T 1. How many copies of the printed survey brochure do you need?` What are your plans for using them? - 2. Community attitude toward industrial development (See footnote.) The Villaae Council by ordinance on March 15, 1962 established an Tndus rial T)eyelo m .n+ (-nmmi SSinn _ n rnny of that ardinan- 7 G attached. T)nrina 1961 and 1962 the Villaae iparticinatPd wi,hh the University of Minnesota, Charlyn Manufacturing Co. and the Dayton Co. in the completion of a plan and report for the development of approximately 1000 acres of land primarily for commercial and industrial use. The Brooklvn Center Planning Commission is currentIv rev"iPwina th- Inning ordinance in an Pffnrt to imprn-sre land use r.laccifiratinnc By A. T. Lee (dame) (Specifically, what action is your community taking to encourage industrial development? Do you have an industrial development corporation, a planning commission? Have you been successful in bringing in new industry? Attach typewritten letter of welcome to new industry signed by mayor.) 3. Attitude of existing industry toward community (See footnote.) q'PP rnnv of simrev attached. (Suggestion Survey existing industries. Why did they move to your town? What advantages to industry do they feel your town has? Will they stay and expand in your town? Perhaps, get testimonials and attach.) 1 IlOUSTEIAL DEVELOPMENT contd. l+. Available industrial buildings (See footnote.) 3401 - 48th Avenue No. 17000 scrua.re feet including 3 offir.es . owner, na11as Halm . 3501 - 49th Avenue North, 10, 000 square feet, warehouse and office, 1 to 5 year lease, Scott Realty Co. ZAID - 48th Avenue North. 9600 sauare feet. warehouse and office. 5 year lease, Garrison and Holm. 4811 Dusharm Drive, 8550 Square Ft. office and warehouse, 5 year lease, Dallas (Describe size, construction, number of floors, equipment, rail Holm. siding, ownership, availability, lease terms and/or sale price, etc. Attach pictures.) 5. Available industrial sites (See footnote.) fee alt~rbP.H bro hi re prepared by Tndustrial Development Commission listing all available vacant pro-oerty in Brooklyn Center with location, owner. taxes and other pertinent . j vi+. 4 a uJ y. infnrmpfion V (Describe size, zoning, drainage, utilities, rail siding, access to highways, price, availability, bearing qualities, etc. Are you sure this land is available for industry? Attach map and pictures.) 6. Industrial development corporation (See footnote.) An of .d by V;llaae Connr.il on Feb_ 1 _ 1961. consistina of 14 members. no financial statement. No ipower to erect buil_dincrs for ip.clustrv. (Corporate name, when incorporated, profit or nonprofit, number of members) financial statement,, Will it erect buildings for a new industry?) • 2 ,o tl/ L~ INDUS7i~IAL DEVELOP N[MT contd. 7. Community assets (If possible, attach recent air photo of community or good picture of business district plus photos of schools, churches, parks. See footnote.) Good future highway system, water & sewer facilities, zoning and tannin, r,7n~P prnxijMj+v 1A7ith Mnls. lnn,_ rPa . horsing available for p1jj(91P iprnroP group, bash. Plen,ts of. p°1_ioP,_irP annvPr„n,m " a) services are organized and operatina. (What raw materials are found near your town? How is your torn better than most towns? What improvements are being made? In other words, why should an industry select your town over neighboring communities?) 8. Existing manufacturers (Give exact corporate name.) Average Number Name Product Market- Employed Sievert Roofincl Co. Metal Products Regional 35 A.J. Spanjer's Co. Al. Doors & Wirrbws National 24 *Rrool-,v_ n TTd lstries Wood Cabinets Local 7 Brooklyn Printing &Adv. Printin g Regional 2 Continental Sian Co. Sicrns International 9 P.EM. C.0 Electronic Componets Local 58 Halvorsen Marine Rnats T,ocal 1 Ault Magnetic Inc. Electronic Componets National 40 Anderson Automatics Screw Mac. Prts-Radios National 7 Brooklyn Center desigzand build mach. 1V[arhirp fi. Tnol fnr ina„pp_r r.c T,n rn tinULj 12 Dusharms Cosmetics National 14 Polvco Tnc. garment Baa dispensors National 22 Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Process Poles National 30 Harkess Enaineerinq Special Pkq. machinery International 10 Howe Inc. Fertilizer Regional 35 I,aRaP Prnrbirts Tnc. F1Prtronic mfa. T.or.a,l 33 Master Eng. Mpls. Sewing Precision Inc. * Local, regional, Mach Standard Solvents Atlas Mfg. Co. national, and export Metal Turning National 30 Bags & Equip for sewing - International 5 wire wound resistors - vending machines, electrical & med. Equipl National Machine Solvents Local 2 Sheet Metal Local 43 75 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Location (county, location in state, highways, distance to major cities, etc.) Paae 6 - 1959 Survev Elevation and Topography 1. Elevation 850 feet above sea level. 2. Topography (Describe terrain.) Flat (Tl/Taximnm P1PVatinn different;,~l; i.g 25 fPet1 3. Other (Describe soil conditions, drainage, etc.) _SPventy-five percent of land area is mood draini.na sand. Some area have . oeat boas and ten percent has clav soil (zoned residential) 0 Population 1. 1930 (United States Census figures) 1344 2. 1944 (United States Census figures) iRnn 3• 1950 (United States Census figures) 4284 4. 1960 (United States Census figures) 24356 5. Current estimate 9.R.nnn History (brief sketch) Same as 1959 4 MARKET INFORMATION 1. What were the estimated annual retail sales in your town last year? Kind Number of Outlets Amount Food Eat and drink places General merchandise Apparel Furniture, household appliances Automotive Gas stations Lumber, building, hardware Drug Other Total R n 2. Define the area from which people trade in your town. 3 - Neiahborhood centers, 10 mile rar3ii,~ 1 Reaional Center. 30 mile radius 13 4 4 8 1 2 13 18 3 14 What is the estimated population of this area? 5 TAX STRUCTURE Real Property Distribution*. Type Amount Residential $ 29.127.292 Commercial 3T 2 C+ a R S Industrial 67x.570 Public utility 270.315 Lake shore Timber Farm Other Total $ 33,596,662 Based upon full and true values Values for Tax Levy Purposes Five years ago 1957 ( :date ) Real property Personal property Total Current year 1962 (aate_) Real property Personal property Total • Percent of Percent Taxes Paid r7~~ A~ A 100.0 % 100.0 % Full and True Value $ 17.550,161 3.478.060 $ 21,028.221 Full and True Value $ 33.596,662 2.388,546 $ 35 , 985._2nq Taxable Value $ 4-, „~2 . 5 R.8 723 544 $ 5,656,132 Taxable Value $ 9 .9 2 L-Z-L4 1.273.632 1. 1 -q qq-6 6 , TAX STRUCTURE contd. Assessment Ratios (full and true to market value) Kind Percent Residential 33 % Commercial 33 Industrial 33 Public utility 33 Far m Other Tax Rate (ills) M ~o 0 N O 1957 Five Years Ago Current Year U100 O City 46.47 50.12 EB Rob. Osseo Anoka EB R School district 218.52 200.25 211.12 181.76/ 219.00/154.92 County 38.13 47.23 State • Homestead 6.0j Non-Homestead 12.62 rB t~LU. c ~ .r} tics' ~ Total Homestead 3 ,iS J`ic-'"L' Total Non-Homestead )5.7/1»."fI 8cs.34 Bonded Indebtedness Item Amount Special Assessment Bonds $ 5,258,000 General Qhlic inn Rnnrlc 2R9.400 Liquor RPVPnue Ron s, 125.000 Total $ 5,772,400 R_3.],_ 16.85 , -c:('1'~. a Date 7 TAX STRUCTURE contd. Example Assume that a new 20,000 square foot building has been erected for industrial purposes, it cost $100,000 to build, and is placed on five acres which cost $5,000. Show how real estate taxes would be computed. Full & True Values Building $100,000 x 33 1/3% _ $33350 Land 5 x 5000 x 33 1/3% _ $18350 Total Full & True $41,700 Assessed Value 41, 700 x 40% = $16, 680 Taxes if in Robbinsdale School Dist. 16,680 x 269.12 = $4488.92 8 TRANSPORTATION 0 Air (Please attach sketch of airport.) 1. Where is the nearest airfield, served by commercial airlines? VTn1r1 CaamhP.rlait Field F)i~ rC ~4 Avp qQ What lines serve this field? AmPrir,q.U_. RranfL. Capital. Fasteran. No. Central. Northwest Oriet, Ozark. Pan American, TWA, & Western and manv others. 'dotal number of flights leaving this field in 24 hour period 100 LV ) Military 300 Reaular scheduled 100 ARR 1 & Private 2. Where is the nearest airfield for private planes? Crvstal Field, Bass Lake Rd & Highway 52. Describe facilities for private planes. Hard Top runwavs (two directions), hangars, repair. fliaht trainina, and refueling services. Motor 1. What United States highways pass through town? 16q M-E) Describe and give dates of load restrictions. 2. What state highways pass through town? 100, 152 Describe and give dates of load restrictions. 3. What county highways pass through town? 10.30 Describe and give dates of load restrictions. 9 Tl , 1NSPORTATION contd. 1+. What interstate truck lines serve your community? (name) Too manv to list. Refer to Yellow Pages. Do they have a local terminal? Not in R. C. If not, how often do they make pickups in town? At any time Upon Request. What is the time in transit to Minneapolis-Saint Paul? Chicago? , New York? , San Francisco? 5. What intrastate truck lines serve your community? (name) Too numerous to list - See vellow -oaaes Do they have a local terminal? Not in R. C. If not, how often do they make pickups in town? Everv day >>nnn rall 6. Name local commercial haulers and describe equipment and how they might serve an industry in town. Dial Transfer - Move light equipment 7. What bus lines serve your community? (name) Tw,n City Rapid Transit 8. Do you have an intercity bus system? vPs Name CLrgvhoiUid Tefferson (from Mnl s . ) 9. Do you have local taxi service? Yes Name of companies Brooklyn Center Radio Cab Co. Total number of taxicabs 6 10 TRANSPORTATION contd. Rail Number of Daily 1. Name Main or Branch Line Freights PassenLgers Upon Son T.inP Rrcr r;h reauest None 2. Do you have a local freight depot? No , passenger depot? No 3. If two or more railroads serve your community, do they have a switching agreement? Water 1. Where is nearest point of water transportation? Mississippi River at Camden Bridge Describe facilities existing there and what type of products are now being shipped. 'Par-flitPG hPi dpvajo~ne.ri tor coal dockage. • • 11 r COIXJNICATIONS o Newspaper ZD) Published Number of 1. Name of Local Papers (daily, weekly) Subscribers C). Brooklyn Center Press Weekly 4,000 CID 0 0 41 41 0 z 2. What other newspapers are available locally? Minneanolis, o >1 & St. Paul daily and Sunday paters are available by carrier C) CID or et nP.wSgtanr3s Post Office Difficult to ascertain because PO is not broken down by village o boundaries - go by zones whidi overlaps. 0 1. Number of local post offices ~i3c , class , substations 12 &22 2. What were the total annual postal receipts last year? $ 3. Is door-to-door delivery service provided? Yes 3+. How many postal boxes are at the post office? None 5. How many rural routes are served from your post office? -None Total number of boxes Approx. 1, 000 Mav overlap into other villages. (2 routes of 450 - 500 boxes on each) Radio (AM and FM) Call Letter of Local Stations Frequency Hours of Operation AM or FM See other side JLUrs were r3,Qt reWrtQd_ir last survey - Can't get 114j g e ,-,L, S-ta+jeii3- with ea . and they are not all listed in phone Door,, Radio stations heard in your community Call Letter Kilocycles Station Location AM or FM (over) 12 ~,J,A STATIONs 47 ENO 1440 KDwb 950 KV 1500 ~RS1 KSV 770 KT1S 1220 K~pT/i 830 V~TA~3N 1130 WC,GO 830 .~GY 1330 w1SK .14()0 WLOL 980 wlh,1S 1280 ~PgC VITCN STAT1O1~s " KT1S 1`30 in Phone book 98.5 97.1 99.5 reported in 1g5g ~urveY 0 COMMUNICATIONS contd. Telegraph 1. Do you have a local Western Union office? No Hours and days of operation Where is nearest point of 24 hours 7 days a week service? Western Union furnishes 24 hour service, 7 davs a wk at the Mpls. office. Telephone 1. What company serves your community? (name) TLorthwester Bel TPlPphonP 2. Number of local subscribers - Not available - subscribers are not broker down by area only by call numbers which overlap village boundaries. Residential , commercial , industrial , total 3. Do you have dial service? Yes , DDD? yes 4. Rates (residential, business, and rural) (Do not include federal taxes.) No set rates that would apply in all areas depends on base rates within specified. zones. Television 1. Do you have a local station? T\To Call letters , channel number 2. What other stations are well received locally? Station Location Channel Affiliation (network) 2 _KT( A F:rinn.atinnal 4 WCCO 5 KSTP 9 11 KMSP WTCN 13 LABOR • Employment 1. Describe the current employment in your community. Number of Workers Industry Male Female Construction Manufacturing Utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Total 2. By occupation, what is the distribution of those employed? Number of Workers Occupation Male Female., Professional and managerial S Clerical and sales Service Skilled Semiskilled Unskilled Total. 3. By age, how is this group distributed? Age 15-24 years 25-44 years 45-64 years 65 years and over s Total Number of Workers Male Female 14 LABOR contd.. Unionization 1. What labor unions are operating in your town? 2. What kinds of industry are unionized? Labor supply 1. If a new industry moved to your town, how many new workers could they recruit? Kind dale Female Clerical and sales Service Skilled Semiskilled Unskilled Total (Have you had a recent labor survey? No ) Wages Trades Bricklayers Carpenters Cement finishers Electricians Iron; workers. Rodmen Structural Labor, common Labor, semiskilled Wage per Hour 15 LABOR contd. • Wages contd. Trades contd. Operator, :air. compressor Operator, bulldozer Operator, crane. Operator, end loader Operator, hoist Operator, shovel. Painters Plumbers Truck driver Warehouse help Office Clerks Male Female Secretaries (female) Stenographers (female) Typists (female) General Manufacturing Carpenters, maintenance Clerk, receiving Clerk, shipping Electricians, maintenance Helpers, trade, maintenance • Wage per Hour 16 LABOR contd. Wages contd. General Manufacturing contd. Wage per Hour Machine tool operators, tool room Mechanics, maintenance Millwrights Pipefitters, maintenance Sheet metal workers, maintenance Tool and die makers Labor, common Male Female Laborers, material handling Order fillers Truck drivers, light (under 12 tons) Truck drivers, medium (12 and including 4 tons) Truck drivers, heavy (over 4 tons, trailer type) Truck drivers, heavy (over 4 tons, other than trailer type) Truckers, power (fork lift) Truckers, power (other than fork lift) • 17 ELECTRIC POWER AND FUELS 0 Electric Power 1. If your community is served at retail by NSP, this information will be supplied; if not, please complete the following. a. Name of company b. C. d. Gas - Main Service (If 1. Does you Address of general office NSP Address of district office Attach residential) commercial, and industrial rate schedule. served by NSP, information will be supplied.) r community have main gas service? Yes 2, Name of supplier Minneapolis Gas Com-oanv If your community is served by NSP, this information will be supplied; if not, please complete the following. a. Location of general office 8th Mc-~rq~istrict office 8th ~G MarquettE b. Type of gas furnished (natural, manufactured, mixed, etc.) Natural & Mixed c. Btu value 1000 BTU ner Cu. Ft. d. Is this gas available for: d-1. Industrial uses, yes , firm/interruptible Ves d-2. Industrial space heating, firm/interruptible VP.S d-3. Residential space heating e. Attach residential, commercial, and industrial rate schedules. (attached) 18 • Gas - Tank and Bottle Service ELECTRIC POWER AND FUELS contd. Uses Available for Type of Gas (residential, (butane, industrial, Name of Supplier propane, etc.) commercial) Price hTatreaas . Tnr.. Prcnane ,_2esidential and _ 16~ a gallon 3900 Washington Ave. N. Ta 9-9276 Industrial . . . . . . 14~ a gallon Oil Uses Available for (residential, industrial, Name of Supplier commercial) Price Richard's 01 Co. Heavv Industrial 45 9 3/4 delivered 201 Fremont Ave N. Fr 4-4130 Fuel Ql) #6 8 3/4 delivered Coal Uses Available for (residential, industrial, Name of Supplier commercial) Price Carneaie Dock & Fuel Co. Residential TTsually bid prices varies from 120 S 10th St. between $9.00 to $12.00 - as PP 9. -~~l and Industrial . he e are about 15 types of coal. • 19 MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY Suburban Division SERVICE: Natural Gas GENERAL SERVICE • • RATE: NET First 300 cu. ft. or less per month $2.00 Next 3,700 cu. ft. per month 1.43 per M.C.F. Next 26,000 cu. ft. per month 1.10 per M.C.F. Next 130,000 cu. ft. per month 1.00 per M.C.F. Next 140,000 cu. ft. per month 1.00 per M.C.F.. Over 300,000 cu. ft. per month .90 per M.C.F. Minimum Charge: 52.00 per month Delayed Payment Charger The above rates plus 10% applicable on all bills not paid on or before the last day to pay the net amount. EFFECTIVE: Applicable to all billings on and after February 1, 1962. 4 ~j THE ~!i19 L / ~e = is®o C'4A&Ic Fr MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY Suburban Division SERVICE: Natural Gas • Minimum Charge: 52.00 per month Delayed payment charge: The above rates plus 10% applicable on all bills not paid on or before the last day to pay the net amount. EFFECTIVE: Applicable to all billings on and after February 1, 1962. is INDUSTRIAL NON-HEATING AVAILABILITY: This rate shall be available to customers using in excess of 160,000 cu. ft. per month exclusively for non-space-heating purposes. RATE: NET First 300 cu. ft. or less per month $2.00 Next 3;700 cu. ft. per month 1.43 per M.C.F. Next 267000 cu. ft. per month 1.10 per M.C.F. Next 130,000 cu. ft. per month 1.00 per M.C.F. Next 240,000 cu. ft. per month .90 per M.C.F. Next 400,000 cu. ft. per month .90 per M.C.F. Next 1,200,000 cu. ft. per month .82 per M.C.F. Over 2,000,000 cu. ft. per month .74 per M.C.F. Cam- /oao G'u~rC ~rS i-r A /~fpv3 red/~L- oCi9TE • MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY Interruptible Gas Rate Schedules • • Minimum Monthly Classification MCF S AA 40 20.04 A 1,500 601.50 B 2,000 76200 C 4, 000 1,444.00 D 8,000 2,640..00 E 20, 000 6,000.00 F Special Contract *Subject to changes under the terms of the contract Rate for Gas ~/MCF* 50.1 40.1 38.1 36.1 33.0 30.0 26.9 /'~T~' .Sch'~ce February 1, 1954 INTERRUPTIBLE GAS PRIORITY SCHEDULE Priority Classi- fication Volume Requirement AA More than 1,000 cubic feet per hour and less than 200 MCF per day A More than 1,000 cubic feet per hour and less than 200 MCF per day B More than 200 MCF per maximum day and less than 10,000 MCF per month C More than 10,000 MCF per month and less than 20,000 MCF per month D More than 20,000 MCF per month and less than 50,000 MCF per month E More than 50,000 MCF per month and less than 12,000 MCF per maximum day F Maximum day more than 12,000 MCF per day Classification of each customer shall be determined by the monthly volume of gas used or estimated. Classification shall be changed where necessary to conform to actual use figures. Curtailment shall start with Class "F" and progress to Class "AA" for pro- tection of firm gas customers. 0 MUNICIPAL SERVICES Government 1. Community classification (city, town, village, etc.) v71ae If city, what class? What is your community's bond rating? RA 2. Type of governing body (mayor-council, board of trustees, etc.) Mavor - Council 3. Municipal officials Title Elected Appointed Term of Office Mavor x 2 years f l nrlr x 2 vears Trustee (3) x 3 years ~ ~ Treasurer x years Administrator x indefinite Attornev x indefinite Date of municipal elections November Fire Protection 1. Type of department (voluntary or full time) volln rv 2. Number of men in department 40 3. Does your community have fire hydrants? Yes Number 379 l+. Equipment Name Year Capacity (pumpers) SAe 195q SI.IM7P-v 1962 Pirsch 750 Gal per Min. pumper 5. Community fire insurance classification 7 and 9 6. Does your department provide protection for areas outside the community limits? v es On what basis? mlltii;~l girl 20 MUNICIPAL SERVICES contd. Fire Protection contd. 7. Changes in department planned No Police Department 1. Number of full-time policemen 17 2. Number of part-time policemen None 3. Are policemen uniformed? ves 4. Equipment (describe) 3 marked squad cars 2 unmarked cars 5. Is police patrol and protection provided to existing industries? ves 6. Are any changes planned? (describe) (-,rnwth in Polir.P Department to accomodate growth of Village _ Sewerage 1. Do you have a municipal sanitary sewerage system? V as Storm sewer system? Yes 2. Do you have a sewerage treatment plant? __No 6gump d .h o ug.~i Mpls. system) 3. Daily capacity of treatment plant gallons 4. Average daily flow gallons 5. Would you permit the system to receive additional industrial waste? Yes Restrictions Storm water is prohibited. 6. Rates (complete description, including billing period) $4.50 per quarter single family dwellinq - $3. 15 ner unit per quarter multiple dwelling - if connected to village water 33 ~ x average winter consum-otion for commerical onlv oer quarter - all commerical and industrial not connected to water 35~ per fixture unit. 7. Contemplated changes (describe) Rates are reviewed annuallv 21 MUNICIPAL SERVICES contd. Water 1. Do you have a municipal water system? Yes Source Deep wells (Jordan Sandstone) If wells, give depth Tn excess of 300 ft_ 2. a. Pumping Max/ capacity 5.000.000 gallons per day b. Storage 1.5 million (elevated) gallons c. Present maximum demand on syster3,500,000gallons per day 3. Do you have a treatment plant? No Type of treatment ov`V Chlorination onl-,7 Capacity gallons per day 4. Quality a. Turbidity b. Color c. Average top water temperature o Winter o Summer d. Hardness, in parts per million 320 e. Chemical analysis P H value 6.9 ispm Iron .58 Maaaasese .14 Chloride -49 Sulphate 21 Fluoride natural .10 Nitrate Nitrogen .1 Alkalisity as Ca Co? 300 5. Has the water table changed in the past five years?~ 22 MUTINTICIPAL Water contd. SERVICES contd, 6. Rates (complete description, including billing periods) ~ K $4.00 minimum bill per auarter for 11 .500 aallons .35 each additional 1 , 000 aallons 7. Describe any changes planned. 0 mi Ilion gallons additional elevated storage- expansion of the distribution system- and future treatment plant utilizi,na Mississippi Rive r was source. Streets (Attach map of city.) 1. Total miles 97.5 , miles hard-surfaced Approx. 93 miles type of surfacing Bituminous Describe load restrictions. Duplication of Hennepin Coutnv restrictions within the Village - ganprally 5 tw,- ax1P from Mar .h to Mav 2. Percent of streets having curbs 1 % 3. Percent of streets with sidewalks 0 % 4. Describe street maintenance (i.e. snow removal, sprinkling, what equipment city owns, etc.) All maintenance including seal coatis is done by village forces. Paniumen i 1 ,dPS 9. motor I)ptrols, 2 front end loaders, 8 trucks, 1 oil distributor, 1 sweener. 2 self J,Lopelled rollers. 5. Contemplated changes General increase of equipment and dept. size as villaaP Pxnarlds -'rj Urp..Pt miilage inrrPacAc Street Lighting 1. Number, size, and type of lights in business district definpd hiisiness _d strint - shnnnin nnntnr tw Pl 2. Number, size, and type of lights in residential area 138 - 10,0001. 399-6.0001. - all no1P lamns 23. • Street Lighting contd. 3. Are any major changes contemplated (describe) None Building and Zoning Regulations MUNICIPAL SERVICES contd. 1. List types of building codes and regulations enforced within your community. Uniform Building Code Mpls. Electrical Code (Ado-ated) Mpls. Heating Code (Ado-oted) Mpls. Plumbing Code (Adopted) 2. List local zoning classifications. (Attach zoning map.) Garbage Disposal 1. Do you have a garbage collection system? 2. Rates Yes R.F.°. Industrial $ '-per month -11/1,1'~ Commercial $ per month Residential $ 1.25 per month Is this service provided by the municipality or by individual contract with a commercial hauler? Tndependpnt (entrant haulers' (Licensed) 0 24 COMUNITY FACILITIES 0 Schools Churches Number of Schools Number of Students Public Parochial Public Parochial Elementary 4 1 3,320 n o Junior high 1 High school 1 * 84Il(Tncl&p.q luni-or High) Junior college 0 * Students in three school Dist. Colleges or universities C attend schools nut,5ide of Rroel,lyn Ctr. 1. Describe any changes contemplated. none 2. List and describe any other local educational facilities (i.e., trade schools, commercial colleges, etc.). none 3. What vocational courses are offered in high school? C,en er,~ l 4. What adult education programs are offered? 5. Are classes available for above and below average children? Denomination P,rrxnklVrn (_"Pnter h/Tethorli-st Brookdale Covenant Brook Perk Bal)tj.st Brooklyn Center Assemblies of God Brooklvn Center Ranti st Brooklyn Center Evangelical Free Cross of Glorv Lutheran Harron Methodist T-4~nP T.ijt1iPran C';hurrh Lutheran Church of the Master T.1Tthnran (''hurrh of tha TrinnP Gad Northbrook Alliance Church St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Trinity Presbyterian Church 25 CO"a NITy FACILITIES contd. Hospitals and Clinics Name Northport Clinic Northbrook Clinic R_ P_ r';linir. Describe any changes planned. Library (public) 1. Name None Days and hours open 2. Number of volumes Recreation Number of Doctors Number of Beds 2 0 3 0 Prnnn S Pr3 1 .ri n none 1. Parks & Playgrounds a. Number 12 b. Size 2 acres to 200 acres c. Facilities (describe) Ball diamonds. wadding pools, Picnic areas, shelter buildings, playground apparatus, d. Organized program skating rinks, volley ball, basketball _f tetherball. 2. Playgrounds a. Number b. Are they supervised? vPs c. Facilities (describe) • 3. Describe local facilities for a. Golf (public) (private) b. Swimming proposed for 1963 T\To 26 COI%2 NITY FACILITIES contd. Recreation contd. 3. contd., c. Tennis No d. Fishing Yes e. Hunting No f. Skating Yes : g. Bowling Yes h. Movies No i. Other Pee Wee Hockev 4. Names and dates of local celebrations and average number of people attending. Annual Fall Festival at St. Al-ohonsus in August, ,4nnnal T. r. rornn~tion of T\/Tisq Rrooklyn ,["tr in hdag,, Annual J, C. Carnival in June. 5. Other local attractions (league baseball, etc.) Little League Connie Mack, Babe Ruth & American Legion. Housing 1. How many new homes were constructed? a. Last year 1962 169 b. Previous year 1961 148 c. This year (estimated) 160 2. Is new residential construction concentrated within? a. City limits Yes b. Suburbs 3. Number of available homes for sale 2nn 4. Number of available residential rental units 5. Estimated number of homes in the community 6.40n , percent that are owner occupied 90 - 95% % 27 ITY - Coil 1 . ! SERVICES Professional ~ Type Number Architects n Attorneys 1 Chiropractors 1 Chiropodists 0 Dentists 3 Engineers (type) A✓~✓,y.r 200 z Morticians v ' Optometrists 1 Osteopaths Pharmacists 14 Physicians and surgeons (number and specialty) 7 te V s i i l e an r nar Other (describe) Business and Commercial Type Number Accounting and bookkeeping agency Advertising agency 3 Agricultural implement dealer Men 4, Women 6 - shoe st., Apparel store (specify men, women, etc.) Wom p-nG Shoes 2 ' Hats 2, children 2 Appliance store 3 Automobile dealer and repair garage 1 Bakery 3 Barber and beauty shop 5 Barber - 7 Beauty . Contractor (specify) Department store 3 28 COMMUNITY SERVICES contd. Business and Commercial contd. Type Drug store Dry cleaning and laundry Feed and seed Funeral home Furniture store Grocery store and meat market Hardware store Hatchery Hotel Insurance • Lumber yard Motel Office supply Restaurant Service station Television and radio repair Variety store Other (list) Record Store Nursery School 1 Fert;liz.Pr T\/Tfri Ilumbing Co. 3 Drive In Snacks role Yard 2 Electronics Mfa- viachine Shop Package Mach. Mfg. & Design .greenhouse 3 Bowling Alleys 3ursery Store 4 Photography Store ?roduce Co. 1 pet Shon ?aint & Varnish Mfg. 1 Hobby Shop 'ile Co. 1 Bank Liquor Store Municipal Candy Store Transfer Co. Realtor Beauty Products Distr. Launderette Boat Mfg. Number 4 5 2, 8 & 1 meat mkt. 4 3 1 2 4 15 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 29 CONTIZY SERVICES contd. Financial 1. Banks Name Brooklyn C'PntP.r State R,-i Capital Surplus Deposits Date $_4aIl,Q0 0 .$I_U,_D 0 0 $ 1 . q X1,19 8 9-4 June 12 1962 2. Other (i.e., trust companies, savings and loan associations, etc., describe) Northwestern Federal Savinqs and Loan ?associates Northtown Finance Co.. 5736 Morcran Avenue North Service Clubs (organizations engaged in community improvement) Name Number of Members Javicees American T.ACrinn • 30 RAW MATERIALS 1. List the principal industries operating in the area (i.e., mining, meat packing, etc.). Nn i.Dftstries usina natural re soul:(- 2. What metallic minerals are available locally (kinds and estimated minimum quantities)? None 3. What nonmetallic minerals are available locally (kinds and estimated minimum quantities)? None 4. Forest products (species and estimated minimum quantities) None 5. What materials, crops, or produce are partly processed locally, but manufacturing is completed elsewhere? (Explain briefly.) None a 31 ,