HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976 04-19 CCP Regular Session CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City of Brooklyn Center
April 19, 1976
7 :30 p.m.
1 ; Call to Oder
2 Roll Call
3. Iwfocarion:
Approval of Minutes - April 5, 1976
5 Declare Surplus Property
6 Acknowledge Claim
7. Establish Board of Review Schedule
8. Acknowledge Receipt of Charter Petition
9. Resolutions:
a. Expressing Appreciation for Service
b. Awarding Bid
c. Authorizing 'tennis Court Lighting Agreement
101 Ordinances:
a . Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Rezoning 6437 Brooklyn Boulevard
b. Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Side Yard Setbacks for Corner Lots
c. Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Rear Yard Setbacks
d. Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Substandard Residential hots
11. Discussion Items-
a. city Council Discussion of Ordinance Initiative Petition
b. Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages in Parks
12. Licenses
13. Adjournment
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CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS
Item 5 Declare Surplus Property
We will be prepared, Monday evening to recommend that a list of
obsolete equipment items be declared surplus property to be
disposed of in the best interests of the City.
Iisposition
Item 6 Acknowledge Claim
I will be prepared Monday evening to present a claim notice filed
against the City' in connection with losses allegedly incurred by
claimants in the amount of $6,000.
L i sposition
Item 7 Establish Board of Review Sch3dule
It is recommended that the City Council agree upon an Assessment
Board of Review date to rev w current property valuations. It i s
recommended that the City Council consider June 8 , 1976 , thereby
allowing maximum time for 'ie City Assessor to perform his duties
while complying with the Jui 10 deadline for Board of Review
meetings.
Disposition
Item 8 Acknowledge Receipt of Qvirter Petition
Charter Commission Chaim. an Henry Dorff will present a Charter
a mendment petition to the C'ty Council Monday evening.
Disposition
Item 9,3 Expressing Appreciation for service
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of acknowledging
the services rendered by Mr. Leon Knight on the Bicentennial Commission.
Disposition
CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS'
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Item 9b Awarding Bid
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of awarding
a bid for a used pneumatic roller for which 'funds are appropriated
in the 1976 budget.
Disposition
Item 9c Authorizing Tennis Court Lighting Agreement
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of authorizing
a tennis court lighting agreement with the Brooklyn Center School
District.
Disposition
Item 10a Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Rezoning 6437 Brooklyn Boulevard
The attached ordinance was first read on March 22, 1976, published
on April 1, 1976, and is offered this evening for 'second reading and
adoption.
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Disposition
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Item 10b Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Side Yard Setbacks for Corner Lots
The attached ordinance is intended to address the matter of yard
setbacks for corner lots in those areas of the City that have been
generally developed in compliance with an old 15 foot` setback
standard. The proposal has been reviewed by the Planning
Commission at its meeting of April 15
Disposition
Item 10c Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Rear Yard Setbacks
The attached ordinance draft addresses the matter of rear yard
setback requirements in residential districts. The ordinance proposal
was reviewed by the Planning Commission at its meeting of April 15.
Disposition
CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS
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Item 10d Amending Chapter 35 Relative to Substandard Residential Lots
The attached ordinance is intended to address the matter of
numerous substandard width lots which exist in the older parts
of the City.; The ordinance proposal was reviewed by the Planning
Commission at its meeting of April 15
Disposition
Item 11a' City Council Discussion of Ordinance Initiative Petition
At its meeting of March 22, 1975 the City Council received the
City Clerk's certification of an ordinance initiative petition and
moved to defer the matter to Monday evening for Council discussion
of the proposed ordinance. The City Attorney was requested to
evaluate the various aspects of the ordinance petition and will be
prepared to present his evaluation Monday evening. The City
Charter provides that the City Council must; subsequently provide
for public hearings upon the proposed ordinance and thereafter
either adopt the ordinance as proposed, adopt it in an amended form
with the consent of the petitioners, or submit the proposed'` ordinance
to special election.
Disposition
Item Ilb Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages in Parks
I will be prepared Monday evening to discuss the problems arising
from the consumption of alcoholic beverages in various City parks.
Disposition
Member intrr duced the following resolutWe send` moved
its adcpnen:
RESOLUTION NO
ESOLrioa4 EUUW1N4G RMCOGn ox op ANjD Ar
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iA LIC "1 ii/F iN IIY Ms Ti iltll
WHEREAS, Mv, Leon Y.Wqht esrved on of "
Commisa ton from January, 1975 through Apr/l, 1976;
WHEREAG,, his devotion to the task& and responsibil of this
G::,rr; *ss on contr ibuted s ubstantially to the sound progress and dovolop
of the Gtty; amd
WHEREAS, his public servi " cdv o eff for the 1yi1M of the
c'r,e?Y: nun ty merl the gratitude of the oftizans of Brooklyn Center:
NOW, HE IFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by die City CourmAl of the city ON
BMoklyn Center that.
The dedicated public service of Mr . Leon Krlght as as ` MembW
(A the Bice.-Afnrrlat Commission and citizen is recognized
and appreciated by the City of Brooklyn Center,
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I;t�rs Ma
ATTEST. ;
Clerk
he no otion for the adqptWt of the tear s diAl
and upon vote e a ! , ft
vote6 in favor thereof-
and. the following voted aglaivs2 the sees
wl ereupo sa'd resolution was declared dally pets ad.
-ollowing resolution
memb introduced the f
d it, s adoption.-
RESOLLITION NO.
PESOLLITION ACCEP-T= BID FOR USSD PNEUNh?IC.XM 7404JUM
WEMPims, the Direftor of PublJa Nbrke arA tb* eitY Cld*t
have reported that on April 15, 1976, at 1100 A.M., tb4y'*pGft*d
an1 tabulated bids received for furnishing and deUvoring moused
pneumatic tired roller and that said bids w*re as
I-011OWS:
Hayden Murphy Co. $13,750.00 �,,640.00 $10,110-00
Hall E Inc. 12,000.00 5 .6
HaAll Equipment, Inc. 11 5 6,000.00
Hall Equipment, Inc. 10,500.00 5 5
WHEPYAS, the pneumatic roller bidaby gall Maipmt,, lae. 60
not. meet specifications.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Rx.q0Lvw by the City Council of the City
.)f bloc,klyr. Center that the bid of Rayden Murphy Co. for the total net
- as", pneumatic
"f $10,110.00 for furnishing and delivering on*
in accordance with the specifications
is ftemed to be the
b-id submitted by a -responsible bidder and said bid is 'hereby
mayor
ATTE'ST -
Clerk
Th-e i for the mdoption of the for"oinq ftsolution was duly
sez-orded by meabor , mad up= vote beLTV ttk4M thereon,
Vi- follow-ing voted izz, favor thereof:
&nJ the following vr, againvt the asmet
w'-'er,-upcn, said resG1'atiar was declvred ftly paosed adopted.
Membe r introduced the following at°om lut i on
lnl moved Lts adoption;
P- ,CLUTIPN NO.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF TENNIS COURTS UGMING
AGREEMENT BROOKLYN CENTER SCHOOL XSTRICT
WHEREAS, on Oe tober 6, 1975, the City Council *pprove4 the
annu*l budV9t:, Wh iCh approp $7, 500.00 for finaming 50%
' . of the coat of installing tennis co- s lighti
Ce er H iqb Sc3 lo.
MEREAS, or. March 8, 1976, the City Council adopted Resolution
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76-44 which indicated the City' intent to exitek into an age nt
wa t % :.:Irlap ndelHt School District No. 266 (Brooklyn Center) for
te nnis Courts Light i-�jg at the Brooklyn. Center High School.
-NOW. ;T `)RE, BE, IT RESOL, D try the City Coun of the
'y Sgt firooklyr., cey1t r" M innesota as follows;
Id Vhat the City enter into an . agreement 1 with Independent
School District V6 286 (Srooklyn, cwt-ar) f*r tbA
purpose of ins --& l.lat"A on , msi t Hams and apmatl of
lig%t'rq for aad public operation of eight (S) tennis
co on the ; s chcoo l district prope ty located at
6 A er ze Kcx h ar,. Dupont R.ra; le Earth, in &Cmrdan
with the _t:eri�s end c r,:ditiona sat fosth and contained
in sa a ree e : , a crpy of which was before t
. '""hat t..a MAycz a.- d C t' * & air '�+e and tbay he raby are
a,.t3':;c:'.. Z d tc Baerac L:ce sa tew. - L s Itira
Clerk
1 hk motion fcx the &-d0 t - of tbo foraqoIng TeSoLutua was ftIY
by m tier , &: id ;u s°. va to being taken
the ,fol,l. --, wlPct ,, v-nt ` ra favor therecti
x l e o" ', vlj� -z ve
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CI'If Or BROOKLYN CENTE
ORDINANCE NO.
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Ate C, PIDINANCE ANi CHAPTER 35 OF THE CITY ORDINANCES
Pr'I I -TIV "T R EZONING CE R-5 PROPER
'113:, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Section 35- -1140 of the City Ordinances to her *mended In
part by the deletion of the fcflow+ing;
� That part of Lots 9 and 10, Auditor's Subdivision No. 25, described
as ollows Commencing at a lxoint in the east line of Litt 10 lying
in the centerline of County Road distant 967. feet northerly along
,;a a st line of Lot 10 from the southeast comer thereof; thence
{„,"";easterly along said centerline 282 feet: thence vest 506 feet
parallel with the south 11ne of Lot 10; thence, northeasterly In a
st raight line a distance of 470 feet to the point of beginning; except
road and highway j
Section 2. Section 35° -1170 of the City Ordinances is hereby amended in
p� by thc, addition of they following:
rat part of Lots 9 and 10 edito Su No �.5 scr e
r CIS fallows._ Commencing at e rn± in th ^�Qa stline of Lot 10*. l ying
in they centrrl o C ; jInly Roa d_ d ista n t 9 feet n o rth er alo
sr
oa l ine, of , Lo ll 10�f the.' southeast corner ther thence
theasrerly alonq sa crntcrl 28 feet hen west 5 feet
Pa
W ith the sou l ine of Lot 10; thence ° northea in a
str line a distan a .of 470 eet to the p2int of b T
ro and h lgh&aX. � °
Section 3. This ordinance shall become effective after adoption and upon
thirty "(30) nays following its legal publication.
Me - ,r. this day of , 19
Mayor
L)alo- of Fill l - .cation
date
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CITY OF BROOKLYN CENT
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ORDINANCE id'D
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 OF THE CITY ORDUMCES
RELATrVB TA SIDE PQRMP YAF-,p §MMQF& „
THE C17Y,COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SROOKLYN CENTER D016 ORDAIN AA S:
Section 1 . 5e on 35 -400 (2) is hereby amended by the addition of the
tul.a wiry;
(2) Where no more than 3 Jztertor lets have fronta *n a "cross
street”, and where the corner bats are developed that one
side yard of each comer lot faces the "crass street ",, the
front yard setback of the interior lots may conform to the side
yard setbacks of the comer primary s tructures . _ Setba
along major thoroughfares as denigashted in Sec 35 - 900
shall in no event be lass than 50 feet measured from the
street right-of-way line. A ji fjmily welUina at�d
2 ermiM§ ac
fifteen 5 fg9j the jWLjqj
corner I'a which w s of local record n
grad which does not meet e a ` re of thLl 2t
ass to width.
j Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective after: adoption and
jp wt Irty (30) 'days' following its legal publication.
All' opt&,i : his day of i g
ma yor
A.i T EST
Clerk
Date of Publication
Effal tive -- Date
� rx. -Indicates new ratter.
CM OF BROOKLYN CEXTER
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ORDINANCE NO
AN ORDINANCE AMI;.NDING CHAnER 35 OF THE CITY ORDINANCES
REI.A. VE TO R ° R. YA SUMCXS m
1kiL CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER DOES ORtMUN AS FOLLOWS:
Sect I . Section 35-440 Table of Minimum District it
is ber-iby a<T1E4%1ded as follows:
Yard Setba (8)
Reap (6)
One Family Dwelling tert6r Lot) ' f 401
One Fandly Dweliinc� (Corner Wt) (401 Z- �S
Two Par ly Dwelling (Corner Lot) f 401
Section 2. Section 35 -400 Is hereby amended by the s+ditlon of the
i __�,._.Izierlor residential lo sa l h ave a s ifm - u m Epplyad
fr a of 30 o f the total lots area,, exclusive oaf erg toted
Th ordinance shalshall b cyp eeffective r ion and
V flo t', (30) ddb t;s fool wing its legal ptLblication.
Adopted this day of
+ � Mayor
ATT E5T
Clerk
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CM OF RROC3t'.I.YN CENTER
AN ORDINANCE AUENDING cwm 35 Cr THE CIrl t,RDlt UMIS
THE Crry CC7tJNC3M OF THE cm op uswo LYN C ER 'DoEs ommx As FC!&Lows:
Section 1. Sectlon 35 -500 is hweby amended as follows:
`An' lut or parrel which; was held in single ownership of record on
A; r. 1, 1'34 the date cn which the City of Brooklyn Center first adopted a
^:� -;r ordinarice, and which clogs not meet the requirements of this ordinance
;r , a, Width, or c Wher open space rnay nevertielese be utilized for' single
t.r;na, fl :' h ed. dw ;iiing purpos pr vided the measurements of s uch, 'a rse,
a t.
z�ch , � open S t;e are" it�hi a 70% of the requ irements for the= this of ''ti_s ord. - in nce') term
A &��t or fir c h wag nf_le�el_ �°eoord wLth R .�.�
tTZt �a a ' a v�irf ! M92d ime a
r d, .4 u as t uil_ rq neve, la � ti ePd +o le_ #a �t
e* f.edwell :n ,. res d i; is rot 1221 Un 42 LM At &be
"` wnty line t tat ",.. ,tat urge 1 no . 'than At. 0 2 S scivare faet, a � o�vi+dad t2sa!
Se ction 2. Thts ordinance ul ll b rr..e effect after a otf , end
I Poyl thirty (30) days follow its legal ii.ratioai.
Adop, : :,e4j thJs ... . rtay of , 19
Mayor
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'rid'eates newmatter, brac:katt indicate Matte to be doletede)
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Licenses to be approved by the City Council on April 19® 1976,
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CIGARETTE LICENSE
Dean's Vending P.O. Box 380
Brookdale Motel 6500 Lyndale Ave. N.
City Clerk
FOOD ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE
Brooklyn Center High School `
Future Homemakers of
America 6500 Humboldt Ave. N.
Brooklyn Center National
Little League 5918 Upton Ave. N.
Don Dahlberg 7548 Irvin Ave. S.
Shopper's City 3600 63rd Ave. N.
Orchard Lane' School 6201 Noble Ave. N.
itarian
HOUSE MOVER'S LICENSE
Prodger House Moving 236 Cleveland Ave.
Building Inspector
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS LICENSE
Air Comfort Co., Inc. 3300 Gorham Ave. ..--
Cronstrom's Htg. & Air
Conditioning 4410 Excelsior Blvd.
Don's Air Conditioning
& Htg. 4017 Central Ave. N.E. c. ...-
Egan & Sons 7100 Medicine Lake Rd.
Frank's Htg. & Sheet
Metal Co. 1827 N.E. California St.
Gas Supply, Inc. 2238 Edgewood Ave. S. --- - --
Harris Mechanical 2300 Territorial Rd. ,
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Ideal H tg . & Air --�'
Conditioning, Inc. 3116 Fremont Ave. N.
• Minnesota Gas Co., 733 Marquette Ave.
Richmond & Sons 5182 West Broadway'
George Sedgwick Htg. 1001 Xenia Ave. S.
Standard Htg Go. 410 West Lake St.
Suburban Air Conditioning 8419 Center Drive
I Thompson Air Conditioning 5115 Hanson Court
Fred Vogt & Co. 3260 Gorham Ave.
Ile
Ray Welter Htg. 4637 Chicago Ave.
wilding Inspector
NONPERISHABLE VENDING MACHINE LICENSE
Cat Pumps Corp. 1600 Freeway Blvd. ( c
Dean's Vending P.O. Box 380
Brookdaie Motel 6500 Lyndale Ave. N.
Viking Pioneer 5200 West 74th St.
Interstate Service 6548 Lyndale Ave. N a
nitarian
PERISHABLE VENDING MACHINE L ICENSE
Dear's Vending P.O. Box 380
Brookdale Motel 6500 Lyndale Ave. N.
S itarian
RENTAL DWEL LING LICENSE
Renewal:
Richard A. Thun 3614 -16 50th Ave. N.
Harold Siegel Brookdale 10
Director 'of Planning
and Inspection
SIGN HANGER'S LICENSE
Nordquist Sign Co., Inc. 312 West Lake Street '
Signcrafters Outdoor ® _
Display, Inc. No. 13 - 77 Way N.E.
Building Inspector
SPECIAL FOOD HANDIER' Z LICENSE�
LaBelle's 5925 Earle Brown Drive `
S itarian
TEMPORARY ON -SALE NONINTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE
Brooklyn Center Police
Association 6301 Shingle Creek Pkwy.
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City Cle k