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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962 02-26 CCM Regular Session 69 Mme CW THE PROCEEDMS OF THE V2L1= COUNCIL OF M VT,[uot or W00a.XN CENTER IN THE COUWY OF REMWI AND STATE OF MIMMM February 26, 1962 The Village Council met in Regular Session and was called to order by Mayor Gordon Erickson at 7:35 P.m. Roll Call: Mayor Gordon Erickson, John Leary, Card. Carlson, Hovard Heck, and Henry Dorff were present. Motion by John Leary and seconded by Carl. Carlson to approve the minutes Of the Special Meeting of February 19, 1962 as recorded. Motion carried. )&AiOn by John Leary and seconded by Carl, Carlsson to ac cept the reccasrneAd Sti OU of the Finance Director and place the following insurance coverage for Liquor More No. 3 with Don Blom, providing the pr .teas stated are not Ch"ged3 broad form of money and securities, mercantile open stock, fire and extended coverage, vandalism, and malicious mischief on contents including stock, furniture, fixtures, and improvements and betterments. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by John Leary to retain T. 0. E"venson 8d Associates as fins nalsl consultants. Motion carr Motion by John Leary and seconded by Ro ward Hack to establish a $5W- change fund for Liquor Store No. 3., Motion carried. i Member OLA Carlson introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption: AN ESTABLISHM A FMIC: UTILITIES MWAAMW IN TO VIISAAGN OF SROOKLYlt AND mare pwns FM THE AIIMIN VMAT1(X mm- TICK HAIRIM0 E AMD INGU[ATION Tom" An poR PWMIM FCC TIM COLLBGT101( op mmx p FEES, AM XM ZIM TIM VILLAGE COUi IL MP THN VULAGB sW BROOKLIN GE21'TER OR13aM AS P01140 Section 1. A m► v Chapter a of the Village Ordinances of the Village of Brooklyn Center is hereby adopted, said Chapter to read as follows LH VTER 4 . WATRH AND SZ= ORDI SOCE section 4 101. FUNCTION. Them shall be established in the Village of Brooklyn Ce nter, a Department of Public Utilities,, which shall maintain and operate ewer and water systems for the Village: of Brooklyn Center., Section 4 - 102. SUPE WISZON. The Public Utilities Department shall be under tR of the Public Utilities Supcerintendenb, who► shall be directly responsible to the Village Engineer. The duties of the Public Utilities SuPeriAteemdexat shall be as outlined in the Job description for that position. Section. 4- 1.03._ PUBLIC uTILITTES FUWs- There shall be established within then 3 . Uge► of rookl.yn center accounting system a separate fun4 to be known as the Public Utilities Fmd. All monies collected by the Public Utilities - Department shall be deposited in this fund. Said fund shall be used to meet all the expenses for Operation, maintenamoe, repair, plant expansion, and adssini.ss - tr%tion of the Department, including those charges due under contract with thee City Of Minneapolis is and the City of Crystal for use of the sanitary sewage -system of those municipalities. The accounting procedure shall conform to the reco=andations of the Public 'Examiner of the State: of Minnesota. Section 4-201. RATBS, FMS, AND A+lgM r&pW>TS. The Village Cqunca 1. shall, O&T SO ut"�on a schedule of water aed sanitary sever rates, fees, - and meter deposits which schedule shall be known as the Public Utilities -1- 75 Department Rate Schedule. The Superintendent of the Public Utilities Depart- ment together with the Village Administrative Officer shall annually review said schedule and make recommendation to the Council for adjustments in the rates and other charges. Such recommendations to the Council regarding rate adjustment shall be based upon an annual report of the operations of the Department., including an accounting of all monies or revenue received and disbursed, together with a working budget esstiz to of the needs of the Depart - ment. A certified copy of said schedule shaall, be on file in the office of the Department where it my be exmined. Section 4•2D2. CHUM An MZTM OP PAXl+t . Charges for water service shall t; 'b " e upon the metered quantity of water which property oWner or occupant draesrs from the municipal system. The PropertY per Or occupant shall be responsible for reading his own meter, recording the motor reading on a postal card provided by the Public Utilities Departbent, and returning the posstaal card to the Department within the time limit specified, oft the card. Failure to return a meteor card to the Public Utilities Department within the specified time shall result in a penalty being imposed an the pro - perty owner or occupant as prescribed by the Council according to Section 4- 701 of this Ordinance. The Public Utilities Superintendent shall determine the charges for ter and :surer service for each individual connection in accordance with they rate :schedule adopted by the Village Council and the Department 0all bill, each connected user of the water and sanitary sewer system. tlnifo m billing pro- cedures shall be established by the Village Administrative Officer. The indi- vidual accounts shall become due immediately following billing. A penalty as prescribed by the Council according to Section 4 -701 of this Ordinance shall be added to the next quarterly billing for any account unpaid one (1) month after the date of billing. An additional penalty shall, be added for each subsequent quarter in which such account is unpaid. All charges which are delinquent one (1) year or more on September 30th of each year and which have been properly billed to the premises may be certified by the Village Clerk to the County Auditor between the lot sand 10th day of October of each year. In cartifying such charges the Village Clark shall specify the amount thereof, the description, of the premises: served and the name and Owner thereof. The amounts so certified, together with the service charges a zd interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, shall be extended by the County .Auditor on the tax rolls against such premises in the same manner as taxers and shall be paid to the Village Treasurer along with tame. section 4- Ol. SYSTEM ixs my AND ccoTaucTTow• The designs and construction Of all parts of the water supply and distribution system 'and an sanitary sewer lines Wluding pumping stations and all other facilities for the collection of sanitary sse vage in the Village of Brooklyn Center abarall be the responsibility of the Village Bugineer or the consulting engineer employed by the Village for that purpose. The design and construction shall amply with the best engineering practices, with all Federal, and State laws, rules, and regulations, with the provisions of any oontraact to which the Villages is a party, and with any specifications applicable to the type of construoticm as adopted by the Village of Brooklyn Center. Upon completion of construction, the Village Engineer shall certify said completion to the Public Utilities Department and shall prepare and main twin a complete seat of plans and maps of the work as constructed. No connection to that portion of the water distribution system or to the sanitary sewer system so affected shall be permitted until such certification has been made. WATER DIUS ION Section 4 -401. WATER COMMON P'ROCEMIMS FMOMMIM ADM CMITXMl A• Asgy property owner desiring `s permit to connect a dwelling or other building to the public canter system of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall apply therefor on a form provided by the 'Public Utilities Dexpa►rtment. Said applications shall include an exact description of the property to be served, the uses for which waster service is requested,, both general and special, and the size :service required. _g_ 7� D. The special assessment recor4s, of the premises s hall be examined to determine if an assessment for the full cost of the waster distribution lines and a pro -rata share of the water supply system (including wells, tanks, etc.) has been paid or levied against the premises in the form of a special assessment. If an assessment has not been paid or spread against the premises., then the applicant shall be required to: 1. Pay the balance owing thereon; or 2. Consent to the spreading of such charges against his property, in the form of a special assessment for a period of not to exceed 20 years in equal annual installments with interest payable at the rate of six per cent ( ) per annum on the unpaid balance. C. No water service line betweaen the curb stop and the plumb system of any dwelling or other building to be served shall be constructed until a plumber, licensed by the Village of Brooklyn Center, shall obtain o connection permit from the Protective Inspection Department and a meter from the Public utilities- Department by paying the respective fee end deposit set forth in the Public utilities Department Rate Schedule. The permit fees shall be retained by the Village General Fund as payment for inspection services. T constructing said water service line the plumber shall adhere to standards regarding Location:, size, grade, materials, and workmanship as determined by the Village Engineer. After the water service line has been connected to the curb stop and the aster installed, the plumber shall notify the Protective Inspection Department. It shall be unlawful to cover the grater service line until an inspection has been completed to insure that as proper and suitable connection has been made. D. Whenever any premises are connected to the municipal cater supply system there shall be a complete physical separation between the municipal water supply system in such premises and any private water supply system so that it is impassible, either intentionally or unintentional1y, for any water produced by a private voter supply system to be introduced into the municipal water supply. L. Before any water is drawn from a :service pipe connected to the Village grater supply system, there shall be installed a water meter which will 'accurately measure all of the water drawn: from the system. The Public Utilities Department reserves the right to select a meter of the proper size based upon the expected maximum flow through the service pipe. A meter deposit will be required and sheet be as prescribed in the Public Utilities Department Rate Schedule. If the water service is terminated, an amount equal to the deposit shall be returned to the depositor upon receipt of the meter. If there are unpaid bills.due at the time of the termination of service, the Public Utilities Department shall be entitled to deduct the amount of such hid bills from the deposit F. The crater meters installed under the provisions of this Ordinance shall remain the property of the Village and shall be repaired by the Public Utilities Department from time to time as may be necessary, provided, however,, that whenever a water meter is damaged through negligence of the property owner or his agent, the owner of the premises o such other persons desiring water Shall reimburse the Public Utilities Department For the expense: of repairing any such meter. G. Any person.. firm, or corporation desiring to connect fire stand pipes, fire supply pipes,, private fire hydraiuta, or fire sprinkling pipes to the Village water system in such as manner that the water supplied to said fire system would not be metered shall make applications to the Public Utilities Department. Where such permission is granted, no other use is to be made or the water taken from the system by such a connection. A detector check valve type meter or other device approved by the National Board of Ylre Underwriters shall be installed at or hear the place of connection to the water service pipe, except for the case of private fire hydrants. An annual fee as prese bed in the Public Utilities Department hate Schedule shall be paid and annual inspec- tions will be made. H. The cost of installing all water supply plumbing units, including fixtures, outlets, valves and the supply lines between the building and the curb stop shall be borne wholly by the property owner and such plumbing shall be subject to reasonable in$Wtioans by the Protective Inspection Department. After the initial connectioA to the curb stop, the property owner shall there- after be liable ibr +al,l repairs or grade adjustmentax to his water service line -3- 81 between the street main and the building being, served. The Public Utillt es Department Superintendent stall determine when such repairer or grade adjust- ments are necessary.- The Superintendent shall give written notice to the property owner of the necessity for repairs or adjustments and the time within which they must be completed. I. Every person applying for water services and every owner of property for which such application is made shall, be deemed by such applica- tion to consent to all rules, regulations,, and rates set forth in this Ordinance sand such further rules and regulations as may from time to time be adopted by the Village Council consistent with this Ordimace. J. The application for or acceptance of any cowmtion to the Village water supply system by the owner or occupant of the premises shall, constitute authorization for any authorized eupl.oyee of the Public Utilities Department to enter upon, the premises for the purpose of reading motors, inspecting facilities related thereto, or any ether purpose reasonably necessary for the proper operation and maintenance thereof. Section 4 -4oe. RmurATIM pwAMM To uss (W WATER. A. a image of Brooklyn Center hereby reserves the right to limit the use of water f rom the Village water supply and distribution system and to prescribe the conditions for any use. 1. It shall be unlawful for any person In the Village of Brooklyn Center or any person owning or occupying premises connected to the municipal water system to use or allow to be used during a. fire any water from said municipal water system except for the purpose of extinguishing said fire, and it shall be the duty of every person to see that all water services are tightly closed and that no water is used except for necessary house- hold purposes during said fire. 2. The Village may discontinue service to any customer of the water system without notice when necessary for repairs, and upon reasonable notice, the Village may , discontinue service for non - payment of bills or for disregarding the rules and regulations pertaining to the operations of the water distri- bution ,system. whenever service has been discontinued for ndsa- payment of bills or disregarding regulations it shall not be resumed except upon payment of outstanding bills and interest thereon at the rate of 6%, full compliance with the regulatious, and the payment to the Public Utilities Department of a fee for restoring service as prescribed in the Public Utilities Depart - meat Rate Schedule. The Village or the public Utilities Depart- Meat shall not be liable for any ewe to persons or property caused in whole or in part by the discontinuance of water ,service, section 4-403, GMWA.L REGULATYCHS. K.' ' H ss be uYSl.awful for any person to tamper with, uses, -alter, or damage any fire hydrant., curb or valve box or street valves without 'authority From the Publics Utilities Department. Any person who shall damage any part of the Municipal, water supply system including any valve or hydrant shall be liable for such damages. D. It shall be unlawful, for any person to tamper ! ith, alter,_ bypass or in any reaner whatsoever interfere with the proper use and functionitg :of any water meter which bas been installed, C. It shall be unlawful. for any person to plant any tree„ shru'h, or bush within 8 feet of any fire hydrant or to place or erect any object which would hide or obscure such a hydrant and prevent it from being seen from the Street SEWER DIVISICK Sec�,ti -�. Sam C{InaDCnws RE unw1 Every dwelling, building or other structure in which plumbing exists or is to be installed shall be con- netted with the Village sanitary sewer system whenever such system is provided in the :street upon which such building, dwelling or other structure- fronts or is adjacent thereto. Such connection shall be made within one year after 83 September 26, 1960, and thereafter continued. If to sewer system was available as of September 26, 1960 then such connection shall be mdde within one year after such sanitary sewer system is made available wind accepted by the Village Council. Seatio 4-222. SAIMARY SEWER cMMCT101T PROMM, MbMATr0 An CMITYW. A. Any property owner desiring a permit to connect a dwelling or other building to the sanitary server system of the Village of Brooklyn Center .shall apply therefor on a form provided by the Public Utilities irtmiatat. B. The special assessment records of the premises shall be exmizod to determine if an assessment for the full cost of furnishing sanitary sever j service to the premises has been paid or levied against the premiii s in the form of a special assessment. If an assessment has not been jlaid br levied against the premises, or in the event there are deferred assetdsm&Ats levied against then premises, then the applicant shall be required tot 1 Pay the balance caring thereon, or 2., Consent to the spreading of such charge against his property in the form of a special assessment for a period of not tb exceed 20 years in, equal annual installments with interest payable at the rate of six per cent (6%) per amum on the unpaid balance. C,. No sanitary service line between the sewer main and the plumbing system`of sty dwelling or other building to be served shall be constructed until a plumber, licensed by the Village of Brooklyn Center, shall obtain a connection permit from the Protective Inspection Department by paying the fees set forth in the Public Utilities Department .Rite Schedule. The permit fee shall be retained by the Village General Fund as payment for inspection ser- vices. In constructing said sanitary sewer service Nine the plumber shall adhere to staoftrds regarding location, size, grade, materials and workmanship as determined by the Village Engineer. After the sewer service connectlon has been accomplished the plumber shall notify the Protective Inspection Department. It shall be unlawful to cover the sanitary sever service lane until an inspection has been completed to insure that a proper and suitable* connection has been made. D. The cost of installing the sanitary sever service lire 'between the building and main service stub shall be wholly by the property owner. After the initial connection to the main service stub, the property owner shall, thereafter be liable for all maintenance and repairs to his sever service line between the street main an8 the building being served. Z. The existing contracts between the Villager of Brooklyn Center and Cities of Minneapolis and Crystal are hereby made a part of this Ordinance insofar as the same relate to the proper use of the sanitary sewer system and any use deemed improper in said contracts shall be considered a lawful - Upon continued violation the Village Council may cause the offernding promises to be disconnected at the property owner's expense. F. The sanitary sever rates for all premises which area connected to the municipal water system, other than single and multiple family dwellings., shall be based upon metered winter water consumption. The Council reserves the right to require that any connected property owner other than single and multiple family shall install., at the property owner's expense, a water metor oa a private water supply. Section 4- MMICTIONS AM MGMATIONS UPON USE OF' TM SAt42TOY A. The Village Council reserves the night to regulate the disposal of any waste through the sanitary saver system both in quantity and character. I. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water, surface water, ground water, roof runoff, subsurface drainage, cooling water, or unpolluted industrial process waters to any sanitary sewer. 24 Storm water and all other unpolluted drainage shall be dis- charged to such severs as are specifically designed as storm sewer$, or to a natural outlet approved by the Village Council. 5- lndustri4a cooling waters or unpolluted process waters ray 'le discharged upon approval of the Village Council td a storm sewer, oi+ natural outlet. 3. Except as hereinafter provided, no person, shall discharge or' cause to discharged any of the following waters or wastes to any pub lic sever: n. Any lf4uid or v4or having a temperature higher than 1". b. y water or w"t which maj ocatain more than 100 pests per million by weight, of fat, oil, or grease e. Any gasoline, benzene, naptba.. fuel oil., or other fl.ammaUe or explosive liquid, solid, or gas. d. Any garbage that bas not been properly shredded. e. Any ashes, cinders, sand, mud, straw, shavings, metal,, glass, rags, feathers, tar, plasters, paunch naaure, or any other solid or viscous substance capable of causing obstruction of the flow in sewers or other interference with the proper operation of the sewage worlds. j f, Any waters or wastes having a PU lover than 5.5 or higher than 9. 0 or having any other corrosive property capable of causing ohmage or hazard to pipe, structures, equipment gr persomel of the sewage works. g. Any water or wastes containing a toxic or poisonous substance in sufficient quantity to injure or interfere with any sewage treatment plant. h. Any water or vast** containing suspended solids of such character and quantity that unusual attention or expense is required to handle such material at the sewage treatment plant• Any noxious or matodourous gas or substance capable of crating a public nuisance. . Grease, oil, and sand interceptors shall be provided when deemed necessary by the Village for the prosper bmxUing of liquid wastes containing grease in excessive amounts or any amble wastes, sand, and other harmful ingredients, except that such interceptors shall not be required for private living quarters or dwelling units. All such interceptors shall be of a type and capacity approved by the Village Ingineer, and shall be located as to be rea dily and easily accessible for cleaning and inspection. Grease and bi.l interceptors shall be constructed of impervious materials capable of withstanding abrupt and extreme changes in temperature. They shall be of substantial construction, water- tight, and equipped with easily removable covers which, when bolted In place, shall be gastight and water tight. When required, all grea oil and sand interceptors shall be In stalled and maintained by the owner, at his expense, in coutinu- ously efficient operation at all time. 5. The admission into the public sewers of any water or wastes having the following obaracteriatie* shall be sub4ect to the review and approval, of the Village Engineer; a.. A 5- 4nl Biochemical. Oxygen Demand greater than �00 parts per million by weight,or b. More then 350 parts per million by veight of suspended sol.ids. or 0* Having an average daily flow greater than of the ave v*ge daily sewage flow of the Village. -6- 8 6. plans, specifications, and any other pertinent information relating to proposed preliminary treatments facilities shall be submitted for the approval of the Village Engineer and of the Water Pollution Control Commission of the State of MizWeeota, and no construction of such facilities shall be commenced until said approvals are obtained in write. Where prelWnary treatment facilities are provided for any waters or wastes they shall be continuously maintained in satis- factory and effective operation, by the owner at his expense., 7. The owner of any property served by a building sewer carrying industrial waste my be required to install a suitable control manhole in the building sewer to facilitate observation, sampling and measurement of wastes. Such mmnhole,when required, shall be accessibly and safely located, and shall be constructed in accordance with plans approved by the Village Engixwer. The manhole shall, be installed by the owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by him ao as to be safe and accessible at all times. a. All measurements, tests, and analysis of the characteristics of waters and wastes to which reference is made in sub- ' sections 3 and 5 shall be determined according to meth OO employed by the Minnesota Department of Health, and shall be determined at the control manhole or from suitable samples taken at the control manhole. In the event that no special manhole has been required, the control manhole shall be considered to be the nearest downstream manhole in the public sewer to which the 'building sewer is connected. S. :Oo statement,contained in this Ordinance shall be construed as preventing any special agreement or arrangement between the Village and any industrial concern whereby an industrial waste ! of unusual strength or character may be accepted by the Village subject to designated restrictions or conditions. Section 4 -601* VALIDITY. If any section, sub - section, clause, or phrase of Mis t3Ri is held fw any reason to be invalid, such decisive shall not affect the remaining portion of this Ordinance. Section 4 -7o1 PENALTIES A. Any person who violates any provisions of this Ordinance or of any regulation adopted hereunder shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or by imprisonment for not more than. ninety (90) days. The imposition of one penalty for any violation of this Ordinance shall not excuse the viola- tion or permit it to continues. Violations shall be corrected or remedied within a reasonable: time, and when not otherwise specified, each clay during` which violations exist shall constitute a separate offense. B. A penalty of $1.00 shall be imposed on delinquent accounts for each quarter in which an account is unpaid. r C. A penalty of $0.50 shall be imposed upon an account for failure to return a completed meter reading card to the Public utilities Department within the time limit specified on the card. Section 2. REPEAL. The provisions of Chapter 32 entitled, "Water Ordinances" and of Section 7 -301 through Section 7 -308 inclusive: are hereby repealed. section 3. This Ordinanot shall be in full force and effect from, MA after its regular publication. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by member Heyward Heck, and upon vote being taken thereon, the fol- lowing voted in favor thereof: John Leary Howard Reek, Henry Dorff, Gordon Erickson, and Carl Carlson; and the following voted against the same: Wit . whereupon said ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted.. _7_ 89 Member Howard Reek introduced the following ordinance tae t and moved its adoption_ Aft otwnw= AME1fDm CSR 3 OP TO MUGS OPMUOM TO gZPEAL M(IST3 Ira Pa MEW AIiD $ T gC Tfig V Iu"' 6=cn cr tBg 'OILi,AG9 OF 8ltbtf VI bOM DO ;Z wm: section 1 • 'Section 3-%0 is hereby amended by deleting therefrom the last sentence reading: "The fees for the installation of water softeners shall be 3.30." Section 2. Section 3 -819 is hereby amended to read as follows. Section 3. PLUMIM Fes. The Inspector of Buildings shall., before ssu�uing any rmpe it for the installation of any plumbing work, fixture or device.. require the payment, by the applicant for - such permit, of fees in the amount herein provided for and in the manner herein provided., to -wit-, r (a) The fees for all plumbing permits shall be computed on the basis of the number of plumbing fixtures or devices provided for in such permits., whether subsequently so installed or not, and the fee for each such fixture or device so provided for oba.U, except as berei.nafte:r otherwise spe cifically provided, be $1.50. Where any such permit is issued for t installation of plumbing Mork providing for certain proposed fixtures which are to be installed or set later and for which fixture openings are to be left, a fee of $1.20 shall be charged for each such opening, which fee shall be in addition to the fee charged for other plumbing work, if any, included in the same permit. Where any such permit is isasd for the setting only of certain plumbing fixtures on openings previously left for same, a fee of $1.00 shall be charged for each such fixture, which fee shall be in addition to the fee charged: for other plumbing work, if any, included in the same permit. Where any such permit is issued for any of th following specifi- cally mentioned plumbing fixtures or tither devices the too which shall be charged for each such fixture or device shall be as follows and shell be in addition, to the fee charged for other plumbing w if any, included in the some permit: Beer di spenser., / when connected with water supply ; • . � . • . • $1- l Catch- basin . .. . . . .., 3.25 Electric water heater . • . 2.00 Now ground rem for existing building . . . Y . . . . 3 2 Hydraulic valve . • .*P . • . 3.25 Raimiater Leader, for 10 stories or fraction thereof and for each 15 stories or fraction thereof in excess of 10 stories . k y . 3.2 J S or re ceiving tank ♦ ♦ . . . • .. • • { • ► ■ . I { •' -.• . • 4 -• •..: • 3.25 (b) For the purpose of this ordinance, a plumbing fixture shall be taken to mean and include any sink, laundry tub, bathtub, wash basin,, drinking fountain, floor drain or any other plumbing device arranged to be connected with the sewer or plumbing system, either directly or indirectly, and required by ordinance to be trapped. (c) Water Service Water Supply and Water Distribution $ teems: The Znspec or of Buildings &hall,, before issuing any permit f the installation or replacement of, or extension to any 'water service, water supply or water distribution pipe or system of piping in any building or structure in the Village of Brooklyn Center, require the payment, by the applicant for such permit, of fees in the amount hereinafter provided, and in the manner herein provided, to -wit: For any permit for installing a water treating device, the fee Shall to $5.00; For any permit for the: o ttension of the water pips or system of piping to ea, water using device or fixture, the installation of which does 91 not require 's plumbing permit, the fee for each such extension shall be based on the size of such extended distribution pipe as follows: Since of Distribution Pipe Fee to 1 1/' " ""R-00 Exceeding 1 2f2" 4.00 For any extension of the water pipe or system of piping to a voter' using device or fixture for which a plumbing permit is required,, such plumbitg Permit and the fee paid shall cover the installation of both the device or fixture and the water piping for such devise or fixturer # (d) Alterations and Re airs: For eac permit for the al erstioA or repairing of existing plusting or for other plumbing work not included above, and for the alteration or repairing of any existing water service, water supply or water distribution Pipe or system of piping, the fee shall be $3.00 for tho First One Rundred Dollars, or fraction thereof in the estimated cost of such proposed work; For each additional One Hundred DoUara or fraction thereof in such estimated cost $1.50 shall be added to the above prescribed fee for such permit. Section 3. Section 3.820 is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 3.820. GO FIT M FUS. The Inspector of Buildings sbAll before issuing any permit for the installation of any gas piping or gas fixture or device, require the payment by the applicant for such permit, Of fees in the amount herein provided for and in the manner herein provided.. to -wit: (a) For any permit for installing gas piping not exceeding two (2) inches in diameter and providing not to exceed 3 openings, $1.50, and for the piping for each additional opening provided, 50 cents shall' be added to such permit fee. For any permit for the installation of gas piping any portion of xhi ah exceeds two ( 2) inches in diameter, providing not to exceed 3 opezt#.ngs, $4.00, and for the piping for each additional opening, 50 cents shall be added to such permit fee. where any such permit is issued for both gas piping and p1tubing, the fee for such permit shall be equal, to the combined fees for each of said classes of work or installation. (b) +has Staves, i&nges, Etc. S For any permit for installing gas stoves, ranges, hot plates, steam tables, dental devices, refrigerators # ' retorts, bake ovens, room heaters, barbecue grills, hair dryers, or other similar gas burning devices, having an input not to exceed 200,000 BTU, the fee charged shall be $2_.0D for each such device included in such permit; for inputs over 200,000 BTU but not to exceed 400,000 BTU, $5. oo; for inputs exceeding 400,000 BTU., the fee shall be as provided in this section for gas burners for use in camectigm with a heating system which fee shall be in addition to the fee charged, as above provided, for the installation, of any gas piping for said devices a4d for any other gas fitting work, if any, included in said permit. 9� (c) Gas Water Heater: For any permit for installing gas water heaters, the fee charged shall be $2.00 for each such device included in such permit, which fee shall be in addition to the fee shagged, as above provided, for the installation of any saa piping for said devices and for any other gas fitting work, if any, included in said permit. (d) Gas Burners: For any permit for the installation of a gas burner or its equipment, for use in eonnectim with a heating system, having an input of not to exceed 400,Q00 BTU, $5.00; For inputs exceeding 4 W a 000 BTU but not to exceed 500,000 BTU $ 6.00 0 tt it 500 000 I= It to P It 11 00 0 $0 0 0 X 7 20. it tt 1 I= it It it it 2 Y 500, 000 BTU 5 it tl it /y' ' O00 BTU tl tt fl is 100 000, 000 BTU 60 - 00 it tt tt 10, 000, Coo BTCJ a t r/ +1 50 0W, = MV 80'LW tr n tt 50s ,OW HT� a to M000A00 BTU 100.00 For inputs exceeding 75,000,000 BTU 150.00 Where more than one gas burner or multiple gas burners are to be installed in a single boiler, furnace or other device shall, for the purpose of establishing permit fees therefor, be considered as a single burner. The above fees shall be in additions to the fee changed for the permit for the installation of any gas piping for said burners or equipment. For any permit for alterations or repairs to any existing gas burner or gas burner equipment, or gas piping,, where the cost of such proposed work does not exceed me hundred dollars ($100-00), $3 . 00 ; And for each additional one hundred dollars ($100-00). or fraction thereof, in the cost of such proposed work, $1. shall be added to the above prescribed fee for such permit. Section 4. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect fzom and after its legal publication, j The m otion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by member Carl Carlson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: John Leary, Hcw and Heck, Henry Dorff, , Gordan Brlckson, end Cart Carlson; and the following voted against the some None; whereupon said ordinance was declared passed and adopted. Member Howard Beek introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption: THE vIUAo£ CO wXL OF Tim vII.LAw OF BROmmv ClO 1 DO 01tDAIN AS FOLLOWS; Section. 1. Chapter 34 is hereby added to the Village Ordinances, said chapter to read as follows: CHAD 34 - nwmR?AL mV PRMCOMISSION AN omna= I A13mmm AR nusTRiAL mm mm CC?MMI sios Am wnm BCS xwmwip, POW!=, AM DUTIES. Section 3 101. SORT TITS. This Ordinance shall. , be known and may be cited ad t he"Brooklyn Center Industrial Development Commission Ordinance." Section 34 -102. MWINXPICOS. For the purpose of this Ordinance, they f'ollowing and their derivations shall have the meanings as set out herein. (a) "Commission" is the Industrial Development Ccmission of the Village as created by this ordinance. (b) '"Chairm a is the Chairman of the Industrial Development Commission as provided for hereunder. (a) "Vise- Chairman" is the Vice- Cheirman of the Industrial. Development CcMission as provided hereunder. (d) "Secretary" is the Secretary of the Induastrial. Development Commission as provided bereuader -10- 5 (e) "Planning Cftwission" is the Village Planning Ccomission of the Village* of Brooklyn Center. Section 3 - ESTABLISHMENT. An Industrial Development Commission is hereby established to be advisory to the Council and the Planning Coammmiselon, which Industrial Devel Commissi shall have the powers and duties here« inafter set forth. Section 34 -104, CORKSITION. The Commission shall consist of fourteen (14members ointed by the Council as set Forth in Section 34 - io5. Section 3 4 -lo5 TERMS OF OFFICE* The members of the Commissifm shall be apposed for a term of two (2) years. Beginning April 1, 1962 each council member shall name and appoint one member to the Cosamission for a period of two (2) years And one member for a term of one (1) year. Thereeafter, one »half of the Ca mission members shall be re- appointed or replaced annually, each council member having the authority to re- appoint or replace their &pp4intive Commission member whose term of office expires on that March 31. The remaining four members are to be chosen by the council at large, two for twos (2) year terms and two for a one (1) year term. Section 34 -106. VACANCIES. Vamacies occurring on the Caui.ssion shall be f'IrM or Ee unexpired term by appointment by the council member who appointed the person whose absence creates the vacancy, or by the successor in office of said council maamber, or if the original appointment was made by the council, the council shall fill the Vacancy. Section 4-107. RIVAL OF MSS. The Council, by a unanimous vote of &IT - Its members,, shall have the authority to remove any member of the Conxission from office, whenever, in its discretion,the bust interests of the Village shall be served thereby. Section 4 -110. OFFICERS. Within 30 days after their Appointment, the members of the Cm=ission shall meet in regular session and Organize by elect fresan their membe � er sea Chairman Vice Chairman Secrete and such i � x"Y, other officers as it may deem necessary. officers shall be elected for terms of one (1) year and shall serve until their successors are elected and take office. SA i 111. DM I S OF OF�TICM rman. It ,shall be the duty of the chairman to preside over all meet'_ng_s__ Comission. In his absence, the Vice- Chairman shall preside. B. Secretary. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to keep a record of all prose ngs of the Commission, transmit its reae ndations to the Council, Planning Comisssion and other Village governmental bodies And perform such other duties as directed by the Commission. ;section X20. RULES AND PRoczD $, The commission shall adapt a set of rules o govern its own meetings and procedures. The rules may be amended from time to time, but only upon, notice to all members that the said proposed amendments shall be acted upon at a specified meeting. A majority vote of the Commission shall be required for the approval of the proposed amendment Section 34 -1 0 MRBTINGS. A. Regular Meetings. The Co mission shall meet in regular ,session at least', once a'month at a tizie and plane selected by a majority vote of its members. B. Meet The Chairman or any three members of the Comsmi+s~sisa?n sball have tthe authority to call especial meetings of the Commission, Written, notice of special meetings shall be given to all members at least 48 hours prior to the time of the meeting unless the time and place for the special meeting is set at a regular or regular adjourned meeting. C. OLmn,Meetingst All meetings of the Coomissi,on shall be open to the public. SecAtiot 3, APSEl� OF �S. Absence from three consecutive regular mee`� w ithout the formal consent of the Commission shall be defted to constitute a resignation of a member; and the vacancy this created shall be filled thereafter as provided in Section 34 -lo6. herein. r 165 Section 34 -140 POW= AND DUTIES. The Commission shall have the following powers and duties: A. To confer with and advise the Council and Planning Commission on all matters concerning the industrial and commercial development of the village S. To publicize, with the consent of the Council, the industrial and commercial advantages and opportunities of the Village. C. To collect data and information as to the type of industries and commerce best suited to the Village. D. To periodically survey the over -all condition of the Village from the standpoint of determining whether the Village has a community climate for industry and to determine the general receptiveness of the Village to particular types of industry. E. To publicize information as to the general advantages grid die - Advantages of industrial and commercial development in a commmity. P. To cooperate with all industries and businesses in the Village and in the solution of any community problems which they may have, and to encourage the expansion, development and management of suchiadustries and businesses so as to promote the general welfare of the Village, G. To cooperate with all community groups and civic organizations within the village and to furnish them such aid and advice as deemed appropriate. H. To aid the Council and Planning Commission in the proper zoning and orderly development of areas suitable for industrial and commercial development. I. To develop, compile, coordinate and publicize information such as, but not limited to the following: I. Existing industrial and commercial concerns with the Village, their addresses, type of business, number of employees and whether each serves local, regional or national markets. 2. Available industrial and commercial sites including number of acres, approximate price, existing zoning and proximity to trackage and highways. 3. Available buildings for industrial and commercial operations, including type of building, number of square feet, existing sorting and proximity to trackage and highways. (Minn-State Dept. Farm.} 4. t i motor carriers Transrorta iun facilities, including railroads. amt , water transportation, air transportation and highway facilities. 5. Electric power available. 6. Fuels available for industrial and commercial use. 7. Sewage disposal facilities. 8.- Water Supply facilities. 9. Community facilities such as fire, police and educational. 10. Recreational facilities. 11. Going wage rate in the Village for the trades„ skilled, and semi- skilled and white collar workers. 124 Availability of labor. 13. General community attitude toward industrial and commercial expansion, development and attraction. 14. Experience and program of surrounding suburban communities in regards to industrial and commercial expansion, development and attraction. J. To recommend to the Council and Planning Commission policies and particular actions in regards to industrial and commercial expansion development and attraction. K. To cooperate with and use the facilities of the Minnesota Department of Business Development. Section 24-150. ADVISCRY CAPACITY. ° Except as may otherwise be provided by ordinance, the power and duties: of the Commission are of an advisory nature only, and the Commission shall not have any powers or duties which calfl.ict with or supersede the powers and duties of other Village commissioners and boards. Section 34 -151 VnJAGE OFFICIALS TO COOPLiMM. All Village officials, department heads, employees and appointees shall cooperate with the Commission and render all reasonable assistance. Sect ion 4 . AMMAL REPORT. The Commission shall render° annually 4 fulrt of its work to the Council. -12- 91 Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its legal publication. I� The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by member Henry Dorff, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: John Leary.. Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, Gordon Erickson, and Carl Carlson; and the following voted against the name; None; whereupon said ordinance was declared duly passed sad. adopted. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Heard Heck to approve the Justice of the Peace reports for December and January. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Howard Heck to authorize the Aftinistrator to take bids on March 12, 1962 for & ponce car, bituminous aching materia.ls bituminous material, stabilizing graven., sand, seal coat material, and gasoline and fule oilj motion carried. Motion by John, Leary and seconded by Henry Lorfk to approve the following licenses: Gigarette Licenses Brooklyn Center Shell Service Station 6245 Osseo Road Brooklyn Center Texaco Station 6810 Osseo Road Super valu (torts XW. Brook da,le> Center Electrical Licenses Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co. 415 East 27th Street Ixtdustrial Electric Company 6©o South 9th Street Garbage & Rubbish Rauli Liceenses Ray Bergstrom 6558 Vera Cruz Avenue D. Shobe & Soy, Disposal Service 4611 Lyndale Avemw north SiAtIM Lic ense H. Conrad Manufacturing Company 549 First Avenue H.E. Non - %nt0Xi c&t Malt Li uor Super Valu Stores,, Inc, Brookdale Oenter Plumber s Liceme A. N. Tac Plumbing & Heating Cemapany 1432 Wdst 31st Street Well 4#11i License Sadden "Well Drilling Company 4455 Main Street N,E. House Movie License (Fencing Arrival of Bond) Charles E. Petersen 8282 Central Avenue N.E. Motion carried. -13- 9'9 Member Howard Heck int roduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: BOOLUTZCV AUTRMMI G CAMUMICK OF PUUZY CS SPECIAL ASSBSSXW OF 1Nl�r; SCHUOL DWRICT No. 286 I ' Wow, the special assessment on Lot 46, Auditor's Subdivision No. 310 (Plat %105., Parcel 57'00) owned by Independent School District No. 2$6, Hennepin County, Minnesota, for the. year 1960, payable in 1961, were $3. 127.74; and WWWW., an accrued penalty of $313.77 has been added to said special assessment for failure to pay on time; and WHMWM Independent School District No. 286 wish to pay said special assessment without accrued penalty because the title was in the process of being transferred and certain title defects cleared, sad the Auditor's Notice of Assessment was somehow not received, and because the property is now owned by a tax exmapt organisation.; NOW, THERUM.. BE 12 FMOLVBD by the Village Council tho Village of Brooklyn, Center that the accrued penalty of $313.7' cana+elled and a check in the account of $3,127.74 be accepted by the Hennepin County Auditor in full pant of special assessments on Lot 46, Auditor's Subdivision 310 for the year 1960, Payable in 1961. The motion for than adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly by member Henry Dorff, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof; John Leary, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, Cordon Briekson, and Carr. Carlson; and the fo] lining voted against the same: bonze; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. The bills having been audited, motion was made by Carl Carlson and seconded by Jahn Leary to order paid the bills set forth in the schedule attached to these minutes and made a part hereof. Motion.. carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by John, Leary to adjourn. Motions carried. The meeting adjourned at 12: p .m. -2 4- The bills audited and ordered paid at the meeting of February 21� 1962 ; GENERAL 4857 Northern States Power Co Utilities 2,113.73 4856 Vill of B.C. Payroll Fund Reimbursements 71591.52 4858 Robert Martin Pmt. on 69th Ave Land 2,500.00 4059 Eva Martin " 2,500.00 40 60 Henry E. Martin " 1,000.00 4861 Fill of B.C. Payroll Fund Reimbursement 18 877.28 34 2. 3 GENERAL 622 - Berglund Johnson Refund plans 10.00 4863 Minnetonka Electric " 10000 4864 Gordon Erickson Feb Salary 12040 4865 Carl Carlson " 10.0100 4866 Howard H *ck " 100000 4867 J&hn Leary " 100 4868 T.L. Willard " 50.00 4869 H.A. Dorff " 150.00 4870 Albindons Engineering prints 58.89 4871 Anderson Auto Screw Repair parts 2.47 4872 Badger Shirt Polic Uniform 115.50 4873 Baldwin Supply Maint shop stock 10.77 4874 Brooklyn Printing Printing office forms 32,50 4875 Cargill, Inc. Ice removal salt 370.82 4876 City of Fridley Jailkeep 36.00 4877 City Treas, City of Mpls " 296 .00 4878 Community Planning & Design Prof. & consul. fees 386.00 4879 Continental Sign Stop signs 18.00 4880 Corries Basketball 21.38 4881 Crystal Motors Repairs to regulators 12.80 4882 Crook and Hanley Paper & Steneila� 141.40 4883 Bons Sporting Goods Police dept. ammunition 60.00 4 Eastman Kodak Stdres Verifax Activator 12.74 4885 Electronic Communications Radio repair 147.70 4886 Foote Lumber Fire dept supplies 3.65 4887 Farnhams Misc supplies clerks office 60.22 4888 Genuine Parts Repair parts 311.46 4889 Hagen Office Equip Adding machine repairs 7.50 4890 Hennepin Co Police car radio service 500.00 4891 J.I. Holcomb Mfg Shop supplies 12.00 4892 Industrial Lumber Fire dept shelving 5.12 4893 Lanes DX Service Headlight void 4894 Lanes DX Service 2.40 4895 Leef Bros. Inc Shop rags 3.25 4896 Lindquist, Fraser, Magnuson Legal services 557.00 4897 Martin Bush Iran & Metal Angle Iron 5.10 4898 Miller -Davis Co Claim deed forms 5.50 4899 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 49.39 4900 National Chemsearch Corp Tar & Oil remover 157.73 4901 National Recreation Assn Year 5.64 4902 Northbrook Clinic Police physicals l40100 4903 Northern States Power Utilities 2,075.04 4 90 E Northwestern Bell Telephone " 2.60 4905 W.S. Nott 6up leathers 8.11 4906 Osseo Motor Maint Shop stock 3.30 4907 Paper Calmenson Grader Blades 112.72 4908 Peterson Office Supply Clerks Office supplies 124.83 4909 Post Publishing Ads 29.25 4910 Road Machinery Maint Shop stock 118.73 4911 Robin Auto Wash Wash Squad car 37.50 4912 Rockwell Voting Machine Div Contract Payments 8,028.93 4913 Sam Bloom 23 Lbs steel 2.07 4914 Schmitt Music Records 41.50 4915 Sears Roebuck Electric Heater 15.19 4916 Sheriff Anoka County Jailkeep 26.50 017 Sterling Electric Thermostat 7.80 4918 Terrace Auto Supply Parts 12.36 4919 H.R. Toll Co Demurrage 8.02 4920 Top Notch Auto Supply Heet 4.80 4921 Vill of B.C. Petty Cash Reimbursement 100.46 4922 Wessners Unifvrm Allowance 170.39 4923 Williams Maint Dept Stock 27.83 15 01,. GENERAL Total Forward 15,0116.86 4892 Void Void (5.12) 4921 Industrial Lumber & Plywoos Fire Dept Supplies 5.02 11925 Postmaster, Minneapolis Homesteading affidavits X 420,000 1524 PARK 710 Coca Cola Bottling Concessions 113.20 741 Farr Plumbing & Heating Drum Pipe 2.50 742 Win. Hannay Insurance premium 311.56 7113 National Recreation Assn Book 11.04 744 Northern States Power Utilities 61.09 745 Post Publishing Ad 6.12 746 Vill of B.C. Public Utilities Utilities 16.35 2 INVESTMENT TRUST 211 Vill of B.C. General Fund Return of invested funds 30 SPECIAL FUNDS 716 Suburban Engineering Final pmt pro,. 1,682.69 517 Howard Wagenhals Appriisel services 215.00 1.,897.6§ LIQUOR 1303 Gluek Brewing Co Beer inventory 1195.31 1304 Wk. Hannay Insurance 9.57 1305 Minneapolis Gas Utilities :30427 1306 Griggs Cooper Liquor Inventory 58.86 1307 Mid West Wine a 56.81 1308 Old Peoria Co n 2027.53 1309 Distillers IlLstributing 1,9711.83 1310 Famous Brands 505.56 1311 Lynn Johnson Co 75.18 1312 Ed Phillips & Sons Co " 3 1313 Brooklyn Printing R Advert. Bottle tags 36.00 1314 Crown Rubber Stamp Supplies 15.1x0 1315 Caswell Engr Prints 40.98 X3.37 PUBLIC UTILITIES 1226 Willams Hardware Paint 7.23 1227 Joseph G. Pollard Fire Hydrant Gauge 111.11 1228 Northern States Power Utilities 609.46 1229 Goodin Co Drill & tap 7.70 t 1230 Larson Tank Co Safety Cages ern water tanks 850.00 1231 El -Mar Sales Pipe fittings 5.79 1232 Municipal Supply Water meter connections 15.05 1233 Postmaster, City of Mpls Reimbursement of permit 18.90 12311 State of M .Div Boiler Insp F ee 2.00 1235 Rolland Sweeny Meter deposit refund 19.71 1236 Phillips Leggler a 21.20 1237 W.C. Lindgren " 22.73 1238 Margaret Jones " 24.11 1239 Dean Nelson 17.00 1210 Rudy Berg " 16.113 f 1241 Wayne Menke 't 111.25 1,-9.7 j t l