HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976 06-14 CCP Regular Session June 1 1976
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14 Call, d Order
2. Roll Call
3 Invocatio
4. F'Approniial. of Mfinute�> _ May 24, 1976
5 � Park and Recreation Commission Resignation
6. Autbori.ze Release of Subdkwision Bond t;
7® Community .kttitude S 4ey 'Report
S. Z o Uhaitex sand' Ordinance Revision (7.45 p.m.)
9 esolutiorzs;
a. OTderi.ng Do— moUtion of Hazardous Building
b. Approrvin.0 High ay CCnstxuc ion Puns
�2 Establ.ist Dng lempr .7ement Project Vos 19764-3
d Authorizing FmprMlemenic P ojem M.ds
e. Regarding Installation, r,.,f Traffic ti.grai
f. Amending 1976 B iidget
g. Approving joint P owers A"sement
100 Planning Commission Items X9:00 p.m,):
a, Application No. 76024, submitted by P. C. 1. P., c
b. Application Wo. 76029 submitted by Tee ~.n
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c. Application No,- 760:32 submitted Jby Edward Fdvx' rdSon
d. Application 'Nab,, 76033 submitted by Sp T- Tech. Cor cration.
e � Application No. 75040 aubmi t.ed hy _ ?.eW° Pair° �on `)
f. Application No, 76001 iubnAtted Allan. _�° nos
9. Application Vo. 7'6006 submitted by David adcilse.
110 dinances:
a. Amending C aV° ers 1:3 �` nd 19 Relative to Fark . ulafions
b. Amending Chaprers 15 and 35 Rel tthre to Size off Single Family
Lots in an R-2 .14stri.o
13. AdJournmea
Item 5 Park and Recreation Commission Resignation
Commissioner Karen Hendrickson has submitted her resignation from
the Park and Recreation Commission representing Service Area V.
Acknowledgement of the resignation is recommended.'
Disposition
Item 6 Authorize Release of Subdivision Bonds
It is recommended that the City Council authorize release of subdivision
bonds in the amount of $500 posted by David Brandvold on behalf of
R.L.S. loo. 1406 and in the amount of $6 posted by Village
Builders, ,Inc on behalf of Morningside Estates, 2nd Addition. The
work assured by the bonds has been satisfactorily completed.
Disposition
Item 7 ' Community Attitude Survey Report
A representative of the Brooklyn Center Jaycees will present a report
on the recent Community Attitude Surrey with specific attention to
the questions posed on behalf of the City Council.
Disposition
Item S Deliberation of Charter and Ordinance Revision (7 :4S p.m.)
The City attorney will be prepared Monday evening to report on the
product of negotiations leading to Charter and ordinance revision
pertaining to the Fire Department issue.
Disposition
Item 9a Ordering Demolition of Hazardous Building
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of ordering
the demolition of a hazardous building at 5732 Bryant Avenue North.
Extensive background materir.i has been furnished In support of this
recommended action which hopefully conclude in a court order
for the demolition of the building.
Disposition
CITY 1 NAGER'S COMMENTS
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Item 9b Approving Highway Construction Plans
The Public Works Director will be prepared Monday evening to
explain Minnesota Highway Department plans for an improvement
of T.H. 100 between the south City limits and 50th Avenue North.
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of formally
approving the highway construction plans.
Disposition
Item 9c Establishing Improvement Project No. 1976A
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of
establishing street surfacing Improvement Project No. 1976 -3
which consists of the west half of Camden Avenue between 57th
Avenue North and the NSP right -of -way.
Disposition
Item 9d Authorizing Improvement ]Project Bids
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of authorizing
the taking of bids for Improvement Project Nos. 1976 -1, 2, and 3.
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Disposition
Item 9e Regarding Installation of Traffic Signals
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of requesting
the Minnesota Highway Department to install granted traffic
signals on T.N. 152 at 65th Avenue North and fher •`o request the
Minnesota Highway Department to study pedestrian crossing needs
and warrants on T.H. 152 in the vicinity of 61st Avenue N
Disposition
Item 9f Amending 1976 Budget
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of f` lly
amending the 1976 budget to appropriate funds for the previously
approved Grandview Park football field improvement program.
Disposition
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• Item 9g Approving joint Powers Agreement
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of approving
the joint Powers_ Agreement pertaining to a county -wide public
safety communications system featuring the "9I 1 " emergency
telephone system
Disposition
Items 10e f - Application No. 75040 submitted by Elmer Peterson
and g Application No. 7 6001 submitted by Allan Jones
Application No. 76008 submitted by David Paddler
.Applic No. o. 75040, 76001, and 76008 all represent applications
for variance which have been resolved recently by general ordinance
amendment. It is recommended that the City Council` formally deny
each of these applications for variance and thereby close the record.
Disposition,
Item 1 !la Amending Chapters 13 and 13 Relative to Paik Regulations
`l.hhe attached ordinance relative to pads regulations, specifically
prohibiting the possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages
in parks, was first read on May 8, 1976, published can May 13,;1976'
and is recommended this evening for second reading and adoption.
Disposition
Item 11b Amending Chapters 15 and 35 Relative to Size of Single Family
Lots in an R--2 District
The attached ordinenca is intended to address the matter of sub-
standard sized single family building sites, located primarily in the
lower portion of the southeast quadrant of the City. The ordinance
has been reviewed and recommended by the Planning Commission
and is recommended this evening for City Council consideration.
Disposition
i ntroduced the following resolution and
:)ved its adoption,
RESOLUTION NO.
VriOLUTION ORDERING THE RAZING AND REMOVAL.Or i
P I,` LDI NG ON THE NORTH z 5 FEET OF THE SOUTH 1 <50 FEET OF LOT 14,
G:7L1 S R IVERVIEW ADD I N F ENNKEIN � TE OF NNE3
WHEREAS, Tied Peterson is the record owner of property legally s
t dc:th 7S feet of the South 150 feet of Lot 14, Gould's Riverview Addition,
iirn rep ^ County Minnesota, located in the City of B rooklyn Center; and
WHEREAS, W.11lis Dahn, Building Inspecter fcc the City of BraW
n,1 s r n c pectad said building and has dpnern. Ined that Wd building was extenswe
-' _ ., j qed by fire. on January 15, 1976, unhich fire has severely damaged the interior
S.. f ttta bu ildi ng, severely weakened the fly and joists, severely damag
�-)f and suppling beams, and cau sed such damage to the interior walls and
as t h x *e made the building unsafe, and
y ^'f?EREAS , Willis Dahn, Building Inspeetar for the City of Brook Cen ter
ho s iormed the opinton that said building is in a complete state of deteriora
1 d i l a pl , sat ion and cannot be brought ups to building dude standards, and
a�/yr�t� tf9 �},� ,
WHEREAS . Peter , upon 4S.Ai a natice o the ha zar d me
has refused to raze and removes said building.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Fred Pet s hears aid
`g -_z s stria l be 'n*dered to-raze and remove the dolap Ideted buildin on the
r w ope:.t }° l eg gUy des' r1b d as the North 75 feat of the South M feet of Lot 14,
G s R.i erOew Add.Alon, Hennepin County, Stste of n e cUon
t{}kfn plrsgiant to Chapter 453 of the Mftm esota Statutes on tM grourAS
Yh.:t said )u. d�rg, e:otensive►ly & &aged by fie is a ha .s
a �iazaz to the p ubU c safefty and hsalt,h the a o
SecVon 4163.45
'BE iT FURT°H R RESOLiED t At w a , "d ,, d 79 r, hta and assigns
must eit.ier ,comply wA rh thit csrde;r w tlx°r vvon 23 > days from the date of service
0,f -, >f upon him r warm twenty f}` &-ya the-etrom tole an s a
n for S:a m me ry E:tforcement of th J s °t -der w4 be taken, by the City of Brooklyn
C.rt,h�rer i:: the Hennepin Casanty Distrtr`
May
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ATTEST-
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! ,r r:, ;,=,t.:.'f�r the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
;r ' h %s '4 , and upon vote being taken thereon, the
c teJ in favor thereof:
,inn the following voted against the same,
1;vnereuyon said resolution was declumd duly passed and ad
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Member introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
R € 'APPROVING CONSTRUCTION Nf ` N FO R THE
1H PR0 r'FAENr OF T.H. 100_ FRO14 50TH AVETM NORT
TO THE SOUM, CORPO LI kil ° aB _Z' UM Y PROnCTI
WHEREAS, the Commis *tonear of li.ign ays > for than State of
: cis caused to be p repared: ' plans, special provisions and
cat ion for the impro of Trunk Highway No. 212, renumbered
as F.ighway No.
100, withir, the corporate limits of the City of
_ -er.r ea f rom t he ,south corporate limits to 50th Avenue North
u .. i. u o lyr Center, ands
'hEk&kS said ,plane are or, file in the office , of the D epartment
ilighway , St, Paul, Minneacta, being marked, labeled and identi.f ed
. 2 - 7 , 35-118 (100 =1130) and 2755 -56 (100- 212 )<; and
W`HERF.,%S, said special provisions are on fide in t1.e office of
LLB of Highways, St. Raul, Minnexotay being marked, labeled
& - d r rlt� f t.ed as ; S.P. 2 - 118 (100 - 130) and S. p. 2755 - 56 (100212) ,
fnd *. together witza, the Minnesota Department 3
ent ®f Highways Standard
Sp 4_ —c i l - at i o s° for Highway ; Construction, dated January 1, 1972, as
an e deb by Minnesota Department of Kio. ways 1upplemen Specifications
for High Construction, dated April 1 1976, will vem. , and watch
area on file in the office of the of Ilighwa crn atitute
the specifications for said improvement of Trunk ighw y No. 212,
as Trunk ffig,'hway No. 100; and
,CAE AS, copies of said plans and speeia1 provisions as so marker ,
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la' lei :.gad c anti f :_gad are also or. file the t3ffice of the City Clerk,
c�T1C,
WHIERIERS, the term, said plans and special provisions, as herein-
a tex vex ed in the body of this regol ution will be donned an intended
to mean,, refer to and isroorporate- the plans and spe cial provisions in
rI�i j n - fib' re citals particular' ident ifi.ed and described' :and,
1 ANEREA S, the Cctminiss ionar of hi,�riwrays dea l r°es in the interest
c. puuric saf t` at any and all pa--king of vehicles, if such parking
2,s oet7n,itred within the corporate Vmi.ts of the City of Brooklyn Center,
on --a=d Trunk Highway No. 212, rs: -- unbered as Tray. i y go. 100, will
e Par ll:el 'With the curb, alai - latce t to t%s hi.ghs y &n will be at leaet
20 tees from any crosswalk.
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KEN, SE IT RESOLVED, ghat said plains and special prnvis .orvs
of 7 rurkx Hitjhway No, 100, within the corporate
y?" {' <,.•S ?te?Z , be an hereby area approved.
„ ET rJ'E' ER RESOLVED tbac, the City of Brooklyn C enter, does
hv Clbi agree to require the park;. iAq of all vebicles, if such parking is
-: ; • it hln the corporate l,.i.rr its of said City, on said Tru
red Tr 13ighway No. 100, will be pa r a llel
c l acent to the : i gin ay, ax d it least 20 feet from any
strc -et a. i. :7xcs sacti - q said ,trunk highway.
RIF SOLVED ` h t the e 1evations a grad a s shown
t, : °.a an a atud Special provisicns ar here kopraved an d consent
to an-v and : ill :.'.'l -an;ye s in grade occasi:3ned by the
rin) H i9tiwra y No. 2 12 , re -numbered T;C'L nk H:.#,vay :r . 130
w:.th sale plans and special provisions.
- a t e Mayor
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fpm the 3,r1 "z�s�._ or. c-f "� f:)r °. r�l `�i s� di3l r
yan upon v —,ta being taken
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&as 6-114 amd adopted.
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the following rest,J .utior
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RESOLUTION
Ft3TAC�r. L-IStYING 3} TLEx. %aRADIN;.i BASE L�x
197' AND
OF PLA.NS Alij -) SP III. '��`�ON
F Iry a pet, it ion upon :reeento ? to thdi City Council
3. 3
WHFIlFAS, t`.h Ckt — r Council cleems it nec-afisary to initiate
,'he above mentioned oranact;
N THTE lFOR. , BE TAT 1 1M.SOLVED by the City Council of the
to cl i ect -he ('it y Engineer to prepare
5 : -_'%TA spec= f.1 rat. ns Af,or said improvement Project, described
;.stri...'et G. Saxe & Surfacing '
= �I1.YP gS�G "`� .
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motion tax Lbe of t'-Vt t_i »s.1���'(��, d`<.: :7 rem to on gran du ly
1- .nevbar. S upon vote bting taken
,T vottd 4 n Vhereof-
waa d, blare , d- Ay passed mand adopt
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iwcduced the following resolution
1"q Mo a, its adoption:
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!` T 4�;..s, t . s, AP PROVING ' ?? �C � .� la i..s S R.. � AND a 1 i.� ° r.�;.p <i, �` .�. �,y��.���,ivy�&R n3. C�pyy�Lr�i
.. .�Y�:: 3 =, Y. �. t.• . iR � e i BASE �� ii Sunman �� ^ yy�^+ y g � +�� ��..+r
1 9 1 6 , 1 , 1S76-2 TtiYN tJ, t... Y.�"" ret r L)J SIC x NO ,
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11 S MM b y the Uox Council oe the City of Brooklyn
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nl`, W: a .; ;.. a ry n8 t o x, O &sly ;
1'r t 1 : plans a "4t.d apeci f i. ,:?1t a ons for he o la',''4ing , i ve-
M WePared by the City Engineer are hereby appror � and ordered
filed with t
...: r r et , rad i l.:.°r , Base & S u rfacing `ti " , pr v..Dvement Project Me. 1976 -1
Sl ycat t..,,. _ < t.ta.se N bu rfaci ng .,.,p:.uv m ent Project No. 1976-2
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St., v stt Grading, Base .$ Ss,Ua ,,.ng Improvement Project Mb. 1976-3
2. The Clark aball adveriisa for bids for much improvements
WAication at least once in the official newspaper and in the
C-ns�r"ctian Bulletin. the first publication ot tons than
QAYS pricr to the date for receipt of bids. Said notice
i `: t Thn no bids will he considered u lass sealed and filed
1 `4, b cash 1t 1 t3i',p I n bid `k ± ±�� { eq'�'' check �{
` ' s - AWk PlY1520 W LYO My Clerk in the amount of not less
. N1 .4. 4�.-b L� ,�4 3+A ?� '� .. Ad ..r� bon e E.., E" +z4wb � A W d'. Y. Sw'4n T� o r
E bi A A.; ^.p",' in *at :Mc 4� �� �, s� �, r• '; � s�! �s 20a 147J, at +FL' 1 t Z O o n c J. o c
m.. central daylight time,
4. 7be city tanager and city Engineer xhall be authorized
to open and tabulate the bids.
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T ic wrzl-n of 'ho Urvquing resolution wns MY
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introduced the following resolution
an,,a moved It : - adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
J?E ' '.TT i Old REQUESTING THE MTNNE < STATE HIMM
1,F ARIPME T J.'0 `CNSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNALS s hT T.H. 152 AM
6 --Tli AVENUE ITORTH,,'STUDY PEDES'TRLAN CWSSING RMS AT
`T' Ti. 152 AND 61ST `AVENUE NORTH, AND INDICATING
WrLLINGNESS OF THE CI'T'Y OF BROOKLYN CEN TO PARTICIPATZ
:[N.,-TKj&MST OF SIGNALS
WHFRFAS, the traffic volumes on T.H. 152 within the City of
xodk'L%r Cent(-, have increased to such an, amount that it is unsafe
io c::.r said highway except at controlled inte rsections ; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Broo Cen deems
t 7 ar-a. for the health, safety, and general welfare of its pedestri
,:;M,:i v ebic - --i .ar� traffic to provide for a safe -crc es. *sus at the intersect a.:
P,•, °enue NzXtki with T.H. 152; and
WHEREAS, according to the Di strict '5 traffic engineer, the said
.A.r; .e-section of 6.5i Avenue North with said T.H. 152 meets the warrants
I f,. the. installation of traffic mi.gnala and
WHEREA the residents in than area of 61st Avenue North, westerly
of T,H. 152, have press a ameent for a safe pedestrian crossing
at axis± Avenu* North;
NOW, THEREXCRE, BE IT RESOLVED by tl:e City Counci of tNe City
of Br ooklyn Center as follows
I The City hereby requests that:
a The X innasota Highway Departt install traffic
signals with podostriaa crossing indicitors at the
intersection of T.Z. 152 and 65th Ave rth.
b. Study the pedestrian crossing needs at the inter-
section of T.H. 152 and 61st Avenue W orth.
2. 'he City is willing to pzrticipa in the coot of installing
the above said traffic s gzals a
Date Mayor
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AT-"EST�
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301" '71 10N
Tl" motion for the adoption of the foregoing revolution was dull
accor.c40d by ?r► + , and upon vote being taken
thereon, the following voted in favor thorsof a �
and the following voted against the mama -
wher said resolution was declarsd dull passed and adopted.
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Artern per in troduced the following resolution and moved its
RESOLUTION BTU.
.7ION AME_VUIiv TH 1976 GENERAL, FUND BUDGET
WHERFAS, on May 3 1976, th City Counall did appmwe a Gmadview ftrk
Jmprn -,rA nant Program and directed the City Manager to prgpare'an ainandownt to
` - t `..`x,n iral J'-i nd F3 driet to authorize an appropriation for said program; and
WSJ ?i LREA S , Section a ..11 of the Cite Charter does provide the City Council
sklth t.n make permanent transfers between all fsnds 'which may be
.i.�d that such transfers a re not inconsistent with the provisions of
covenants,, the provisions of the City Charter, or State ftatutes; ' and
WNF]REAS ullds are available in the FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND
cf at least $4,300 to be transferred for GENERAL FUND use;; and
WHEREAS, Section 7.08 of the City Charter does provi4e for the Uumn
k;a a t: (.dget app ro priation by the City Council if the steal receipts exceed the
BE IT "HEREFORE RESOLVED by they City Council of the City of Brooklyn
that the Park Maintenance (Dept. #69) Other Improvements
C'Urt. k appropriation be increased by $4,300 to provide the funds
x: ;.., fur •� -,e Grandview Park 1wnprovernent Program; and
fl g, 11 FURTHER RESOLVED that the increased appropriation shall be
by federal revenue sharing fund's and that funds in the FE DERAL RNMUE
SHARING FUND shall be encumbered In the amourrt of $4,300, a vid
FURTF ER RESOLVED that the actual transfer of funds will be made'
F'E- D11'RAL REVENUE SNARING FUND to the GENERAL FUND on a relm-
�.1 �;�ient s at such titres and by Council Resolution when the GENERAL
D ha . �-^xF- funds for the appropriation authorized
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DaY e M ayor ----
AITESA
Clerk .,.._ a.,d..�.
;ry (t ;•.r the adoption of the fcre rotng resolutiord was duly semnd by
- c te being t.ak thereon, the followi
and upon c 6 ^� w r
gr °o, k`M Es"I'3LiC ? ®1'�. fic±rrC: i "}:rl and ad o pt e d .
Member Introduced the foIlawin resolution and
moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO. ®
RESOLUT APPROVING HE:NNEPIN EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
WHE REAS ors Ap ril 21, 1975 the City Council adopted Resolution
_iuthorizing participation in the planning of an enhanced county_
voile p _Ihc safety communications systems including the "931" emergency
Ieic'-rtirmo reporting component; and
WHEREAS, such planning effort was to include dovelopmit of
7orr,r7 -n lr;tiorns leading to the development of a representaative _ communica-
Ystems user hoard; and
WF,ERF.A , such planning has been accomplished and a joint Powers
Ag r:T3< ;,, p> cbposed which would ct•eate an organization. to be known as
li� "ep - n Eymerrency Comnunicatians Org anization (HEOO):
NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
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Center to a` e n participation in i
� r pFs`c�v flZas�ltilyx� Center's s ci tli� yCS t n
p, - r s organization and to uutProrire the Mayor and City Manager to ecute
f. s ; , �ni < r�.ci Cooperative Agreement creating the Hennepin Em ergency
f `..,r) : 'zw r0..c.atlons Organization.
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PC 1T FURT iiER RESOLVED that under the terms of the proposed agm ement
c Winage- Dc Id Puss Is hereby appointed as &oaklyn Center Director to
f; and Deputy Chief of Police James Lindsay is appointed as
tiri.;.r. >sa Director.
Esc i e Mayor
Clerk
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:. r fo- the adoption of the f,7, resollttion was duly seconded by
r , ^ • "� a r d upon vote being taken there , the
o i ac; o* d in favoT` thereof
and e! 4Ihe f P t owin* voted a gra inst the szme:
iv:i =3f 31 s+JT1
s aid resolution was deL i.a? fluky passed and adopted.
CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER
ORDINANCE NO._�___�_
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 13 AND 19 OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES RELATIVE TO REGULATING THE USE OF PARKS AND
RECREATION FACILITIES
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1: Chapter 19 of the City Ordinances is hereby amended by the
repeal of the followings
( Section I9- •1201. GOLF ACTIVITIES PROHIBITED IN CITY PARKS. No person
shall play or practice golf nor use golf equipment of any kind in a public park within
the City of Brooklyn Center, except under the direct supervision of an employee of
the Department of Parks and Recreation or as a scheduled part of the City's Park and
Recreation program.]
'Section 19 -1202 PENALTY. Any person violating the 'provisions sof this
ordinance, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not more than ;three
hundred dollars ($300) and by imprisonment not to exceed ninety (90) days.]
Section 2: Chapter 13 of the City Ordinances is hereby amended by the
repeal of the following:
(Section 13 -201. UNLAWFUL USE OF PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES.
It shall be unlawful for any person not engaged in official City business to enter
upon or use any Park and Recreation facilities of the City of Brooklyn Center,
including all park property, improved or not, and all equipment or facilities
thereon, between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6 :00 a. m. when such parks or
facilities are posted by sign noting the curfew hours; provided, ,however, that
such posting shall be by the .order of the City Council.
The fact that any person not engaged in official City business as authorized
or delegated by the City Manager may be present in a posted park during said
curfew hours shall be prima facia evidence that said persons is there unlawfully.]
rSection 13 -202 PENALTIES. Any person violating the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable by a fine of not more than
Three Hundred ($300,00) Dollars and by imprisonment not to exceed ninety (90)'
days.]
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ORDINANCE NO.
( Section 13-321, DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of this ordinance, the
following definitions shall apply:
Park and Open Space -- Any open or enclosed space, area, or facility
wherever located which is owned, operated, or controlled by the
City or located within the City but owned, operated or controlled
by any other .political governmental subdivision which space is
reserved designated or used for active or passive recreation.
Motorized Vehicle -- Any vehicle having a self - contained unit for
propelling the vehicle by means of converting stored energy.
Motorized vehicles would include but not be limited to automobiles,
trucks, motor bikes, mini- bikes, snowmobiles and battery powered
carts.]
Section 13- -302, MOTORIZED VEHICLES PROHOBITED IN PARKS. It shall
be unlawful for any person not engaged in official business or other authorized
activity to operate a motorized vehicle in any park or open space within the City
of Brooklyn Center, except upon those areas that are degnated as roadways or
parking areas or upon trails specifically designated by the City Council for use
by particular vehicles.,
r n violating the provisions of this
- erso
S An
Section 13 303. PENAL TIES. y p g P
ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not to exceed'
three hundred dollars ($300) and by imprisonment not to exceed ninety (00) days.]
Section 3: Chapter 13 of the City Ordinances is hereby amended by the
addition of the following:
Section 13 -101. DEFINITIONS. For the Purpose of this ordinance the
following definitions shall ;apply:
Parks and O pen Space - Any area wherever located which is reserved,
desi bated or used for active or 2assive recreation and which is
owned,,- operated, o controlled by the City or which is located within
the City but owned operated, or controlled by another qovernmental
unit.
Person - Any person, firm , partnership association cor oration
comony or organization of and kind .
ORDINANC NO.
Motorized Vehicle - Any vehicle having a self- contained unit for
,propelling the vehi by means of converting stored enemy.
Motorized vehicles include but shall .not be limited to automobiles
trucks, motorbikes, mini- bikes, snowmobiles. and battery - powered
carts.
Section 13- 102. CURFEW AUTHORIZED. No pe rson unless en a ed in
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official Citv business shall enter upon or use any Park and recreation facilities
of the City of Brooklyn Center including al Park pronerty, improved or not and
all eauiDment and facilities thereon between the hours of 10:00 m and 6.00 a m
when such P arks or facilities are 22sted by sin noting the curfew hours: ro ded
however, that such Posting shall be by order of the City Council he fagj that
any Derson not engaged in official City business as authorized or delegated by the
City Manager may be 2resent in a posted park during said curfew hours shall be
rima facie evidence that said person is there unlawfull
Section 13 -103. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PROHIBITED. No rson shall
bring into any p§rk nor p2ssess, display, consume or use intoxicating li uors
nor intoxicatinq malt li uors in any irk unless a permit has been issued b
the Director of Parks and Recreation. Such permits shall be limited to duly
or anized nonprofit local civic - m anizations - o2 erating under a constituti n and
bylaws and which shall have been in existence for at least one year.,
p erson un less
Section 13 - 104. MOTORIZED VEHICLES PROHIBITED. No p
engaged official City business or.otherwise specifically authorized k the Ct
Manager shall aerate a motorized vehicle in any park or open space within the
CjV of Brook) n Center except u on those areas that are designated as Mdwa s
or 2qrking areas or a on trails specifically designated by the City Council for use
by certain vehicles.
Section 13 -105. DAMAGING OR REMOVING PROPERTY PROHIBITED. No
p erson shall destro lama a mar, deface or othei3Abe inj any pr2MIU or
facilities in City rks or ol2en spaces. No gerson shall break, cut mutilate
in ure remove or carry away any tree plant, flower shrub rock soil sand'.
fence, benches tables or any g her property or facilities in C r s a nd
men' 624ces e
Section 13 -106. TAMPERING WITH WILD LIFE PROHIBITED. No ReLson
shall hunt trata, kill harm nor maliciously frighten aBy wild life consilting of
animals, reptiles,, or birds within any City Dar
k4gr ouen,sspace.
Section 13 -107. SELLING PROHIBITED. No person shall sell any article
whatever in any City rk or o ens ace unless soecifically authorized b , the
Director of Parks and Recreation.
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ORDINANCE NO.
Section 13-1 Q . POSTING OF SIGNS AND MWOBILLS P�
peTson shall paste nor affix tsar inscrib &a hjD#N or_ Wr
s tructure or pr espsM in ,sey CI ark or 2M s o {
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f . w1 4hin the CI rkP + 113 O �!4 ! C��1�'d� lit e � �
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rec tc:.r c Park and Recreation and the fire C tef
S e t. 13 -11Aa CAMPING PRO HIBITED, No 9csrt ah 11 �►r sert
J ri tr .:t;3 ;,f arks Lrailers dr any other t em raxry shelter for the a $e of
in any SJ It1 park or open g2AcE?
S �ctmr. 13 - 111. UNAUTHORIZED GO LFING P O�II Imo' No' sae sh 12
36 or' rac t:ce SLolf nor ggg j2U CAM
Of
arage except unde the .. w 111 AL
' : and Recreation or as a sehedtrled gW of VNe i r
Section 13-11 . ANIMAL§ fiO
eff ecti""ely restMin
fr his d or r1 81c �,ima� �s retry fl� ode, „
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Section 13-1
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f x> 1 an Par 01' 0 ,:suce ex cept in .� xI for
fl erso 7s iqn1tina a fi re Ina Mvided p uce SW �►� �etel� eetx`
P'nor to d actin frc,rn &.9 irk or E M ,
Secti 13� -1 PENALTIES. A n vfolat4 the fro i s of
, rcz nano s sha11, L 1pCizi c on�ict: an there be PF shed fine tC► .
V i r ye ..i wnBre dollars ($3 and by i TA - s! pnr*ae�t not to exc nine 0
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Section 4. This ordinance shall, become effective Nne 16, 1976.
Adopted. this of F L
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
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C TI`S` OF BROOKLY '
ORDINANCE NO.
AN O R DINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 15 AND 35 RMA TWE TO
WETN MUM LOT DIMENSIONS IN THE R -2 (ONE AND TWO F1
DWELLINGS) ICI 'T
THE CITY COUNCIL Of TRZ CM OF BR OOMN C8WWt r$048 CUMWAI 7 0 14 MI
S-�ctior. 1 Section 15 -106 (9) (2) of the City Ordinances to hereby amended
tc re id di, i
(2) Size. The minimum interior lot &rm asl a In subdivis ifte
designed for single - family detach 1 c3ev� tr1
Ordl nee shall be:
(aa) R -1 Di tr 75 facet wide at the oostablish
setback li e
( rext loss than 60 feet in width at 0 froll lot alop.
I cc not lass then 30 feet in width a t Oe ree lot of
(dd) not less tham I10 feet In av q* e a nd
Distict: rat lass o f eet in I
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9c feet Wide ! a t the extabus
buildIng sacmalk U
R-2 D..
(bb )] JWJ root bras thira 1 0 facet
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ORDINANCE NO.
Section 2: Section 35-400 (Table of Mi District ) of the
C iry Orlinance s is hereby amended, with respect to land area and W1dW in the
R- Y ano R-2 Di-s .rictr, to read as follows.
DISTRICT 1AND ARFA C1)
(sq. ft.) 0
R - 1
One Family Dwelling (interior ) 9., 0 t 7$
One Family Dwelling (corner lot) 10,5+ 0/ it 90
R -2
(ine Family Dwelling (Interior Lot) 7,
One Family Dwelling (Corner Lot) 6 75 unit
Two F'acnily Dwelling (Interior t) 6,200 /unit 75
Two `'amily Dwelling (Corner Lot) 6, 200 /`snit 90
Section ci m This ordinances shrill become effective _' after adopUan am Upon
tharty (30) clays following its legal publication.
A, , pta< this day of 19 .
r Mayor
ATT EST:
Clerk
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FIfective Date 4
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Licenses to be approved by the City Council on June 14 1976.
GARBAGE AND REFUSE COLLECTION VEHICLE LICENSE
Ace Solid Waste Management 3118 162 Lane N.W.
Gordon Rendering 19 N.E. 14th Street
Mengelkoc'« Company 119 N.E. 14th Street
Mpls. hide & Tallow P.O. Box 2547 _., L- tj s. _ ,_
Modern Servfces P.O. Box 4445
Oscar's Rubbish Service 5715 Hampshire Ave. N ,�1 ,J�,1_ y .
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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS LICENSE
Larson -Mac, Inc. 7811 Golden Valley Road _
Building Inspector
MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER'S LICENSE
Bob Ryan Oldsmobile 6700 Brooklyn Blvd.
Schramm's Brookdale Imports 6121 Brooklyn Blvd.
City Clerk C
NONPERISHABLE VENDING MACHINE LICENSE
Lance Inc. 4900 Abbott Ave. N. -
Brookdale Car Wash 5500 Brooklyn Blvd.
Brookdale Mobil Cty. Rd. 10 & Xerxes
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