HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975 05-19 CCP Regular Session AGENDA
City of Brooklyn Center
May 19, 1975
7:30 p.m.
1. ` Call_ to Order
2. Roll C all
3. Invocation
4 Approval of Minutes - May S, 1975
S. Final Plat Approval
r 6. Authorize Life Insurance Quotations
7. Resolutions:
a. Establishing Public Dearing for Projects 1975 -1 2, and 3
b. Establishing Reopening of Public Hearing for Project 1974 -20
c. Authorizing Bids for Contract No. 1975 -A
d. Authorizing Issuance of Temporary Improvement Notes
e. Amending 1975 General Fund Budget
f. Amending Resolution No. 73 -140
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8. Planning Commission Items (5:00 p.m.):
a. Application Nos. 72010 and 72069 submitted by Dietrich Company
9. Ordinances:
a . Amending C ha p►ter 12
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Discussion Items.
ar. CETA Plan and Summer Youth Employment Programs
11. Licenses
12. Adjournment
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CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS
Item 5 Final Plat A pprova l
The City Council on April 21, 1975 approved a preliminary plat
relative to Planning Commission Application No. 75005 submitted
by Charles Sellars. The final plat has been reviewed by the
Director of Public Works and is recommended for City Council
approval.
Disposition
Item 6 Authorize Life Insurance (quotations
]Director of Finance Paul Holmlund is preparing specifications for
quotations on the 'City group life 'Insurance program. It is
recommended that the City Council authorize group life insurance
quotations to. be solicited and opened on June 16, 1975.
Disposition
Item 7a Establishing public Dearing for Projects 1975 -1, 2, and 3
The attached resolution is recommended) for the purpose of establish-
ing public hearings for the three subject allay improvement projects
I on June 2, 1975 at $:00 p.m.
Disposition
Item 7b Establishing Reopening of Public Hearing for Project 1974 -20
A`public hearing on September 9, 1974 was declared favorable
regarding alley paving Improvement No. 1974 -20 located between
Logan Avenue and Morgan Avenue from 53rd to 54th Avenues Northo
At the same meeting the Council directed preparation of a uniform
alley Improvement policy which subsequently was submitted and
adopted by the City Council on May 5, 1975. The adopted uniform
policy differs from the basis upon which Project No. 1974 -20 was
approved and it is, therefore, recommended that the attached
resolution be adopted to reopen the public hearing on the ba.sis
of the uniform alley policy.
Disposition
City Manager's Comments
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Item 7c Authorizing Bids for Contract No. 1975 -A
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of approving
plans and specifications and authorizing bids to be taken for grading,
base and surfacing Project No. 1974 -15 located in the vicinity of
Aldrich and Bryant Avenues North from 67th to 68th Avenues 'North.
The contract also comprehends street surfacing Project No. 1974 -35
located in the vicinity of Scott and Regent Avenues North from 67th
to 69th Avenues North and alley paving projects No. 1974 -20 and
1975 -1 2,, and 3
Disposition
Item 7d Authorizing Issuance of Temporary Improvement Notes
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of authorizing
the issuance of temporary improvement notes to provide interim f#nanc-
ing for public improvement projects pending 'subsequent sale of long
term bonds.
Disposition
Item 7e Amending 1975 General Fund Budget
The attached resolution Is recommended for the purpose of amending
the 1975 General fund Budget in response to union actions relative to
the CETA employees recently hired as laborers in the Street and Park
Departments. Despite the fact that the CETA employees are temporary
and that the CETA program is designed to relieve severe national
unemployment problems Local #49 of the International Union of
'Operating Engineers has for its own reasons opted to exercise its
prerogatives. Among those prerogatives is the union's` demand for
salary considerably in excess of the maximum payable by the federal
grant program. The attached resolution is intended to transfer the
CETA employees out of the union bargaining unit into other employ -
ment, rather than exercising the other alternative of relegating the
employees again to the ranks of the unemployed.
Disposition
City Manager's Comments
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Item yf Amending Resolution No. 73 -140
The attached resolution is recommended in response to Council'
direction for the purpose of charging the Dousing Commission
with the responsibility of acting as the initial screening agency
for appeals from compliance orders issued under the Mousing
Ordinance.
Disposition
Item 9a Amending Chapter 12
The attached ordinance is recommended for the purpose of implement-
ng the determinations of the City Council with respect to changes In
the recently adopted Housing Maintenance Ordinance.
Disposition
Item 10a CETA Plan and Summer Youth Employment Programs
I will be prepared Monday evening to. inform the City Council of
expansion plans' for the county -wide ,C£TA program and to provide
a briefing on various summer youth programs sponsored by the
state and federal governments.
Disposition
Member introduced the following'resoluti+on
and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED ALLEY
PAVING IMPROVEMM PRo No. 1975 -10 1975 -2 & 1975 -3
WHEREASp it is proposed that there be constructed improvements
consisting of the following:
Estimated
Project No Improvement Cost
1975-1 Alley paving between Emerson Avenue
North and Fremont Avenue North from
54th Avenue to 55th avenue. $9,000.00
1975 -2 Alley paving between Fremont Avenue
North and Girard Avenue North from
54th Avenue to 55th Avenue. $9,000.00
1975 -3 Alley paving,, between Irving Avenue
North and Fames Avenue North from
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue. $11,500.00
WHEREAS the City Engineer has made a preliminary report ad-
vising that said proposed improvements are feasible and that they
can be constructed at estimated costs has indicated above.
NOWA THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City; Council` of the City
of Brooklyn Center Minnesota, as follows:
1. The Council proposes to proceed under authority granted by
Chapter 429, Minnesota Statutes.
2. A public hearing , on the proposed improvements shall be
held at the City Hall ' the City on Wight 2nd of
June, 1975, at 8:00 O' cl.oc ; P.M., c tral ylight t
and the Clerk shell publish notice of the time and place of hearing
by two week:s' publication in the official newspaper of the City.
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3. Thep area proposed to be assessed for said improvements,
° a c- ordirig to Council policy established in Re solution No, 75 -89
adopted May 5, 1975, is as .follows
e 140TS ARD PARCELS ABUTTING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED ALLEYS
'A,ND/ 7 k TO BE FE EF ITTED BY THE Z RO V .E - 4TS .
r, These proposed improve-menu shall be designated. Alley
at °a ra Y Jrp3: ent Pro ects No. 1975 -1, 1975 -2 & 1975 -3.
4 Date Mayor
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, r,hc. 7mot iv >4 for t }xe adoption of ..one foregoing resolution was duly
secs,, dr'ri by m errj:)er and . vot being taken
t7h 1 0 e 0j ls.g votad in favor thereof:
6. the f c jc, j ng voted against the ` same:
F x ctp az: -,...7 d resolution was declared t� passed and adopted.
Member introduced the io11 rd
and moped its adoption
1EgULUTION NO.
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RESOLUTION I�iCi LISR AND PROVIDING fqR A pt�LIC ` IICi
. FOR ALLEY PAVING IMPROV3lMT PROJJ= .. 2475 -4 AM
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WAERSA a petition has been pr�e�sented t0 the r" ei1
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_ requesting Alley Paving xaprovement - Project No. 1975-41 aid
WHEREAS the City Cbwn de it naceseaVY in3t the
above mentioned improvessent proj and
WEEMS, it is proposed that there be cons tructod, ait. jj�1Pa?
went consisting of the followings 8sttti t+�l
Proiect No t � --
1975 - Alley paving betWft Logan AVOSUO Maw
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and Avenue North frois 53rd A
to.54th Avenue. *lla ;
and
WEEMS, the City Engineer has made a ,psel rp s awt advi a-
ing that said proposed ixoprovemAmt is feasible and that it can , be -
strutted at the estimated cost indicated above
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVi�n by the City council of the City
of Brooklyn Ceinter, Minnesota, as follows:
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1. The Council directs the City Engi r to p'� p
and specifications for said improvement pro ject, described as falters i
197 .. �- - Alley Paving
Between Logan Avenue Worth and Avenne Nio►xth f
53rd Avenue to 54th Avenue.
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2 The Council proposes to proceed u nd er authority tad .
by Chapter 429, Minnesota Statutes.
3', A 'public hearing on the proposed ' impn*ewm sb&U be
' held at the City Hall in the City on Monday,: the'2hd day' ,
1975, a` 8:00 o° ::Lock F.M., centtal daylight time, and the* A -
publish notice of the time and place of hearing by tWo Weeks
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tiun in the official newspaper of the City.
4. The area propo to be essessod for said
ZtB f ollows:
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ALL. 1,0T S -4= PAFkCBLS AM T'"ING nX AWVZ D88CAUND ALUM
AND/`1#R TO BE BUMPITTED BY THE IMPROVE
S Timis ymp y oserd � y improvement shall be designated �►liey Paving
Improvement ' ✓ go. "1975
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' RESOLTJTTON NO.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution we duly 4
secondac by member . and upon vate taken
.hereon, the following votea.in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same;
whereupon -said resolution was duly passed axid adopted
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and moved its adop tiont
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RESOLUTION ND.
RESOLUTION PROVIDING. FOR AKDMTOR IMPROVEMENT PUBLIC
HEARING PROPOSED ALL PAVING IMpRO1, NT p ROjECT
NO, 1974-20
EE S, the City council. held an improvem pub h+e�arigg
ffor prop ` osed Alley Paving improvement ent Project No. 1974 - on
SeptPzJJ )e ° 9, 1974; and
WHERE S, the City Council declared the said project favorable
and dir ected the City staff to prepare a uniform allay improvement
po l ie- for consideration ion by the Council; and
WH EREAS, on may 5, 19 75, the C it'Y Co oft a 'R lutAoft
: o - 75-89 a uniform alley improvement ; policy Whicb establishes ceit in
cOnst- Motion standards and cost assessment ` actors differing from in-
ormati n presented to affected property owners at the S t r 9, 1 974
p ublic hearing; and
WHERE& the City En gineer has reprised the estimated cost of
said roposed i.mprovexraent: project to $9,000.00-
blOW, THEREFORE, IT RESOLVED by tie City Council of the C#y
of Brooklyn. Center, Minneso as follows:
1. The improvement public: hearing relative to Alley Paving
Tmprdvement. project No. 1974 shall be reheard on June 2, 1975, with
regard T-o' intent of proposing that said project be c onstructed and
assessed' according to Council policy established in Re solution No. 75 -59,
2 1 Council proposes to proceed under authority granted by
Clia�at.er 429, Minnesota Statutes
3, A public hearing one the proposed improvement shall be held
at~ the C,i tl fall in the City on Monday, the 2nd day of June, 1975, at
8 O' clo -k P.M., central daylight time, and the Clerk shall publish
notice of the time and place. of hearing by two week publication in
the off icial newspaper of the City.
4. The area proposed to be issessed for said impr-pvement is
AS tol.2 -0 VS a
r--LL LOTS 'AND PARC T S ABUTTING TICE AB OVE 'DESCRIBED ALLEY
IN) BE BENEFITTED BY THE ' r
rate Maycr
Th aaix pt i :F he foregoing resol.ut i.or was. sl'aly
e't F and .]Tpon vote bein t .r
was declared P and a,pt~ed®
Member introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
RE9011UTION W.
RESOLUTION APPROVING' PLANS AM SPECIFICRTIOM IM9R
GRADING, BASE & SURkACiNG IMPROVEMENT PYWECT no. 1974 -161
STREET "S ACING IMPRL)VEMENT,PROJECT SD9 ''1974-351 & ALLRY
PAVING IMPROVW4EW PROJECTS 'No. 1974 -20 1975-1, 2, 3 & 4=
AND DIRECTING ADVERTISEMENT, R BIDS P% 1975 -A
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of B=oklyn
Center, Minnesota, as folidws:
I.. The plans and specificatiens for the following r+bve-
ments prepared by the City Engineer 'ar® hereby approved and ordered
filed with the Clerk.-
S - Lreet Grading Ease & Surfacing Improvement Project No. 1974 -16
Street: Surfacing Improvement' Project No.; 1974 --35
Alley Paving improvement Projects No. 1974 -20, 1975 -1, 2. 3 & 4
2 The Clerk shall advertise for bids for such improvements
by publication at least' once in the official newspaper and in the
Construction Bulletin, the date of first publication riot 'less than
ten (1C) days prior to the date for receipt of bid &. SaLd notice
shall state that no bids will be considered »mess sealedond.filed
and accompanied by a caub,'deposi.t, 'bid bond ce ier$ai. or
certified check payable to the City Clerk in the amount of not less
than five per cent (5%)' of the bid.
3. Bid date is set for Monday, June; 2, 1973, at 11M o'clock
A.M., central darlight time.
4. The Cif Manager and City Engineer shall bs authvr46d
to open and tabulate the bids .
Date mayer
ATTEST?
Clerk
The motion` for the adoption of the foregoing resoluti r, was daly
seconded by member , and urw_ vets being taken
thereon, the following voted is f"or therwf s
and the ft l" wing soot. ed against the samet
whers ap -jin said rs3ol ntion -sass Ala .lered duly passid arA
Member an Is I tese a "d moved
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WHBR , there to fa as" !br weft ftmwftg Bow to 00 saior or
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NOW* THEIR , 82 N ROOLVFD by the ttr CowwU at As CHW 4W
Brooklyn Cater, , to aetMdrtss lbws Ig aad S030 6V "SOW
Assessment Consaustin Pod $6. 21, Tealpawy art !�I tis
amount of $34 eats ®Matt be dmftd &by 11, 1M ad, r
Payable scut of 4 dke Est bOW dW ; -' iM►.ams
$hall bear an intereft nft of 9% sear au� fa weak 1111 laiii �i.
74 - 32, dated Febrwy 2Sg 1674 rfteM an sa% ttt 3eaOs
fi on the Investuesit Tma Fund to other Cay ass.
BE IT FMEM VED that the City of Brooklyn Co tw EM aY1R
Trust find be audwINA to pwahase these
BE IT FUM1RR=LVZDftftth@ MaVer and City Unmewbe i0hpalled
to execute the _F31 imeado motes.
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ATTEST
The tw "W 61 tMs a v"
member wd wpm veW
Vtftd In favor Aw"O
and the fol io aw soaeAf
wh4re %1Po a 4614 r0solubm son dedwed PwSftd and
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its adoption:
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RESOLUTION AMEN 1975 WAGE8 AND SAIARIES A
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A I�INi TlS.397S t3ENSRAI� FITI►12� pU 4
WHEREAS, Sect 7.09 of the City Charter does pirovide for the Umeame
of ra budged appropriation by the City Council if the actual peceigg 4=4ea tits
estimates; and
WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Employment Ace' (CITA) dues provid
federal financing to create temporary public service jobs to the un ' loyedt
and
WHEREAS,, since the adoption of the 1975 General Fund budget, Hemeepin
C o u nty has notified the City that the County has reallocated part of Its CLTA
Grant to communities within Hennepin County and, as a result of th's malloeaation,
f the City will receive funding to fill four full-time positions; and
WHEREAS, on February 10, 1975 the City Council did adopt Resolution
";a. 75 -41 which authorized the creation of two laborer positions each in the
Street and Parks Departments ait a monthly salary of $800 and increased the 1975
Gene Fund Budget appropriations in the Street Department in the amown of
$17,600 and i the Park Departmegt in th® &mouft Of $17,600 t j positions
from the federal CETA Grant; and
WHEREAS, the international 'Union of Operating Eng insers # Local No„ 49,
has demanded that the wages of said positions be further negotiated; and
WHEREAS, the CETA Gent cannot provide funding for additiorial wages
de r ded by said Union; and
WHERRAS the City Charter does also provide for the transfer of a -
Pria tlons from coo departmat to moftw within the Ganwal r
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the Cfty C it Of the CtW of a
Center as follows:
1) To eliminate the positions of laborer created b� Resolution
No. 75 -41 ' effective this date.
(2) To amend Resolution No, 74 which set 1975 wa ges
and salaries to authorize an additional four Building
Maintenance positions
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RESOLUTION NO.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1975 General Fund budget be
amended as follows:
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Incirease the 4ppropriat on for Government Buildings,
Dept. No. 19, Salaries, Reqular Employees
(Account No. 41Qp) in the amount of $24,200.
(2) Decrease the apprgviation for Street Construction
and Maintenance, Dept. No. 42, Salaries, Regular
Employees (Account No 4100) in the amount of
$13, &00.
(3) Decrease the appropriation for Parks and Recreation,
Dept. No. Ba # Salaries,, ROVW Employees
No. 4100) in the waomt of $1'2,Goo.
(4) Decrease the asUmatea, revenue from the federal
CET ! grant in the amount of $3,000.
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
Clark
1h a Motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member , &Ad upon vote being taken thereon, the following
voted in -favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same;
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted,
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RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION N 73-140WHICH
ESTABLISHED THE MOOMM CENTER HO=jxirx CoLt
A_ NE► DES TAR F3'•I]1'Iffi JLAt,U - � Iffi T'�t1�t�[s0
WHEREAS, - tom lya Curter City Re sob t •3 1•
73 -140 establishing s Brooklyn Center Hemsinq Commission and drtiitt-Ate
Jutiva and responsibilities on August 20, 1573; and
WHEREAS', the Brooklyn Center City Council at its March 24, 1973
regular session Council Meeting, adopted a Housing Maims and
Occupancy Ordbume e i 12 of the City Ordinances: aid
C WHERE&S, Sections 12 -1202 and 12 -1203 of said.ordirtam o certain
prod sions for a person to appeal a compliance order to the City Council
sitting as a Board of Appeals; and
WHEREAS, it is the intention of the City Council to charge then
Housing Commission with the duty and responsibility of being an advisory
review htdy for appeals to ooatasted c omplianm orders relating to said
ordinance:
NOW, THEWORZp BE IT AMLV D by the City `CommAl of do My
of Brooklyn Center to amend Reso ttion No. ° 73-140 to the fo
Change subdivision 4, Duties and Respansibilities, to 3roltu%:
(1 Serve as the Initial review and advisory body far the Banta
of Appeals regarding contested compliance ae+ders pursaattt to tote
Housing Maintenances and Occupancy Ordinance, Sectifflis 11 -1202
and 12 -1 203.
Date Mayes
ATTEST:
Clerk
The motion for the adop `®t the foregaing re&oluum was gganoed.by
rnefil3er a and goon 'rite being taken tbareen the faUswift
voted ir favoc the t
and the &Ilowinq vot aq&fts the "W*2
where-upon seid re4t01 o& was dialamd ftly pa ssed ftd &dq*6d.
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`moved its 'adoption:
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RESOLUTION NO.
' RESOLUTION ACKNOWLEDGING GIFT
WHEREAS , the Brooklyn Center Women's Club has presented the City F
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gift of fifty dollars ($50) and has designated that it be used for the Brooklyn,.
Buddies Program for the Handicapped; and
WHEREAS, the City Council is appreciative of the gift and cornrrtends the
Brooklyn Center Women's Club for its civic efforts: h
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the Clty� of
Brooklyn Center to acknowledge the gift with gratitude, and 5
y, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the gift of $50 be appropriated to the irks k ;
r, ;d Recreation Department Children's Program (Account No. 01-4i"04452 ) try
< be used for the Brooklyn Buddies Program for the Handicapped.
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ATTEST: , *
Clerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconds by
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mstnber ;, and upon vote being taken thereon
€ollav�t3Cri+ voted in favor thereof:
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! and the following voted against the same: rr
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
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Member introduced the following resolution and
moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION IMPLEMENTING GRIEVANCE ARBITRATION AWARD
WHEREAS, on May 7, 1974 an arbitration panel issued awards regarding
disputed contractual elements for calendar years 1973 and 1974; and
WHEREAS, the May, 1974 award neglected to address an issue pertaining
to the compensation for Investigator- Assignees and Juvenile Officer- Assignees; and
WHEREAS, the arbitration panel on June 10, 1974 issued a supplemental
award addressing the issue of compensation for officers who are "transferred or
assigned either temporarily or permanently from one classification to another and
WHEREAS, the interpretation of the supplemental award subsequently became
an issue of grievance dispute; and
WHEREAS, such grievance dispute became an issue of arbitration with an
award being rendered on April 25, 1975; and
WHEREAS, the award provides Investigator - Assignees and Juvenile Officer -
Assignees be retroactively compensated the "appropriate salary" and step increases
as set out in Appendix A for the Investigator position in the 1973 -74 Police Association/
City of Brooklyn Center labor contract:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Brooklyn
Center to authorize differential payment as follows for service in the Investigator
Assignee and Juvenile Officer - Assignee positions from January 1, 1973 through
May 10, 1975:
INVESTIGATOR- ASSIGNEE
Warner Bellm $ 796.14
Erland Shelley 1133.51
Richard Fryer 649.38
JUVENILE OFFICER - ASSIGNEE
Scott Kline 317.75
A. Paul Monteen 1133.51
Donald Spehn 885.24
$4915.53
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Resolution No.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED to amend Resolution No. 74 -217 as follows:
GRADE CLASSIFICATION
FROM POSITION MONTHLY WAGE
DEPARTMENT ,JOB TITLE CLASSIFICATION PLAN OR HOURLY RATE
Police Department
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Investigator- Assignee (2) I/A to I/C $1244 to $1330
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I A to I C 1244 to $1330
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juvenile Officer Assignee (2) / /
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1975 POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
PART I• POLICE DEPARTMENT (Monthly Salary)
Position A B C
I� Investigator- Assignee $1244 $1287 $1330
juvenile Officer - Assignee $ 1244 $ 1287 $1330
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1975 General Fund Budget be amended to
transfer $4,915 from the Contingency Fund Appropriation (Account No. 01- 4994 - 000 -82)
I to the Police Protection salaries, Regular Employees, Appropriation (Account No. 01-
4100- 000 -31) to provide for the retroactive salary adjustments.
Date Mayor
F ATTEST:
C lerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member and upon vote being taken thereon, the following
f voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same:
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
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CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER
ORDINANCE NO._____„_._
.mot ORD 9Z AIDE, o C 12
THE CorrY COUNCIL OF THt CnT OF WOOKLIN C=TZR D 025 CMDAIN Al
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 12 of the City Ord1wnces Is hereby added as
follcivs.
Section 12 -101. PURPOSE.
Ne then in 2nagUM this - ordinancl is Lt the lnftfi& o .
to f rfer or er t interf rence with 1 a ri hts to al' SM2
t Section 12 -201.
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(6) Family - any of the following definitions shall apply:
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-- Group or foster care of not more than (five (5)) 21x ., o.
wards or clients by an authorized person or persons,
related by blood, marriage, or adoption together with
his or their domestic servants or gratuitous guests,
all maintaining a common household in a dwelling unit
approved and certified by the appropriate public agency,,
Section 12 -201.
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(7) Flush water closet - [a toilet bowl flushed with water
under pressure with a water sealed trap above the floor '
level] a toilet. a bowl and trap made in one RL2ce
which is connected to the City water and sews stem
or other approved water supply and sewer system.
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Section 12 -201.
(10) Habitable room - a room or enclosed floor space used or
intended to be used for living. sleeping, cooking, or
eating purposes, excluding bathrooms, water closet
compartments, laundries, furnace rooms, unfinished
basements (those without (floor covering, ceiling covering,
wall finish,' required ventilation, required electric outlets
and required exit facilities) . pantries, utility rooms of leas
than 50 square feet of floor space, foyers, communicating
corridors, stairways, closets, storage spaces, and work -
shops, hobby and recreation areas in parts of the structure
below ground level or in attics.
ORDINANCE NO. 13
Section 12 -201.
(1 I ) Heated water - water heated to a temperatum of slot lbw than
120 Fahrenhei gE gMh 1M9 '! bt
authority . measured at faucet outlet.
Solotion 12 - 201
(1 4) oompm m person ftchan owner or opaawew) moo,
sleeping, cooks q and eating in a dwelling watt[ .) gt
a<nd ales in M2 0O L MOM
Section 12 -313. MINIMUM MATING CAPABMM AND htAYNyMMCE.
In ' dwelling unit or rooming unit when the control of the supplied
heat is the responsibility of a person other than the occupant, a temperature
of at least 66 Fahrenheit or such lesser temperature required by grovemment'
authority shall be maintained at a distance of three feet above the floor
thre feet from erior walls in all habitable rooms, bathrooms, and water
closet compartments from September through May.
Seas 12-317. WAINTOMCIrOp
Th owner of a multiple family dwelling or dwellings shall be reeponaible
for provid g and maintaining [in reasonably good cw thorn � 5, / � I yai+ds
[ consistin of grass lawn, trees and shrubs.) co gig= w,l�t! 82gUM 1,,2„ -�rl, 11
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Section 12-403 TOnM FACMITIES.
Within every dwelling unit there shall be ai nonhabitable room [wft an
entrance door which affads privacy to a Person within said room UnO WMdh
[room] is equipped with a, flush water Closet in good working conditiea.
re ntal dwe
Said flush water closet shall be equipped with easily cleanable
surfaces, shall be connected to an ar aster system that at all ttwm
Provides an adequate amount of manirq water under pressure to cause the water
closet to be operated properly, and shall be connected to an a ped sower
systerr.
Section 12 -405. BATHTUB OR SHOWER.
Within every dwelling unit then shall be a 201mbitaNg room which
� • [ afforcis privacy to a perso within said room MW which] is equipped with a
r ,ithtub or shower in good working condition. In g rental dwellLng unit. such
roots shall have an eM age door yUgh affcrrgs Drivagyj Said bathtub or shower
may be in the same roam as the flush water closet, or in another room, and
shall be properly comuKtod to, an approjmd water srupp►lV Systm acid aballapeg.
vide at all times an adequaft am mit of heated and unheated water under pressure,
and shall be connected to an approved sages? "Stem.
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Section 12 -504. '
(4) every water closet cofspartomt, betbrocia kltehen
laundry roon and tarnwe tea., shalt Qcaftft as
least one supfUed oelUnq or wall -type electric Ught -
fixture and every bathroom ,.„ h ,fin and laundry room
shall contain at least one electric convenience outlet.
Section 12 -702. FOUNDATIONS, EXTERIOR WALLS AND ROOFS.
The foundation.. exterior walls and exterior roof shall be substantially
water tight and protected against vermin and rodents and shall be kept 1h
• sound condition and repair. The foundation element shall edeetnately suppot
the building at all points. Every exterior wall shall be free of dei+art�olatioet,
holes, break&, loose at ratting ,boards or timbers, and any other condi on
which might admit rain or dampness to the interior portion of the wells or to
the exterior spaces Of the dwelling. The roof shall be tig ht and bin a no
defects which admit rain, and roof drainage shall be adequate to prevent rain
water from causing dampness in the walls. All exterior wood surfaces., other
than decay resistarnt woods, shall be protected from the elements and decay
by pa int or other protective covering or tre atment. If 25 6 or more of the
exterior surface of such a wood surface is unpainted or determined by the
Compliance Official to be paint blistered, the surfacer -shall be painted.>
296 or more of the ext „or surface 21 the 29=M9 Of 121 hd9h.
* ne wall is loo ee o r has fall not the sgrbce jhgll be
Section 12 -703. WINDOWS, DOORS AND SCREENS.
Every winder,, exterW door, and hatcbwa7 shall be subSUMUlb
tight and shall be In sound condition and repair. Every window, other
than a fixed window or atom window, shall be capable of being easily opened.
Every window, door and frame shall be constructed and maintained in such
relation to the adjacent wall construction as to c ompletely exclude rain, wind, '
vermin and rodents from entering the building. Every oRSnable window or
other d-. Ice [with openings to outdoor space which is used or intended to be
used for ventilations kqd b2 Section ll shall be supplied with 16 - mash
screens d •wr i ng the Insect_ season.
Section 12- 7°0+4. FLOORS, INTF.I OR WALLS AND OEIL1Li+ (M e
Every floor, Interior wall, and calling shall be adequately' pr+otocted
" against the passage and harborage of vermain and rodents, and shall be kept
in sound condition and good repair. Every floor shall be free of loose,
warped protruding or rotted flooring materials. Every interior wall and cl913ng
shall be free of holes and large cracks and loose _ plaster and shall be main-
.ain:3d in a tight weatherproof condition. Toxic paint and materials wi th a
lastin- to.dc effect shall not be used. [where readily accessible to children.]
Every toilet room and bathroom floor surface shall be capable of being easily
maintali.ea in a` clean and sa nitary condition,
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Section 12 -709 FAC ITIES TO FUNCTION.
Every supplied facility, pie -.e of - equipment or utility rewired Hadar
City Ordnazcers and every chianerY and Elude shall be installed and Cahall ba3
r.aintainsd and shall function effectively in a safe, sound and working
Section 1 2 -710. GRADING AND DRAINAGE*.
Tpuri -the »tarn � ?aril, , . �aMQNrlp,
and other portions of the premises on which a dwelling stands shall be graded
and draine3 so as to be free of standing water [within 24` hours after toar dra-
tion of rainfall during the period May through October.] #01 g2naitittit+sar a
detriment to h"Ith
Section 12 -711. YARD, COVER.
Every yard of a promises on which a dwelling stands shall be provided
with law.1 or combined ground coyer of veg otation. gard heft". [an4
-l- rubbery and `rela<t dec rg„tive materials and such yard shall be ined
consistent with prevailing [neighborhood] do unity stab s.
Section 126802. PERMISSIBLE OCCUPANCY OF DWILLYNG 'UM
With the of gMnEg oc0WLLq a re sg2oyg
;. grior to June 1 R 1975. the maximum permissible occupancy of any dwe lling
unit shall be determined as follows:
(i } ror the first occupant, 150 square feet of habitable room
floor spa ce and for every additional occupant thereof, at
least 100 square feet of habitable room floor spaced
(2) In no event shall the total ` number of occupants wwoed
2 times the number of habitable rooms,, less kitchen in
the dwelling
Sectiosr 12 - 8a5. PERMISSIBLE OCCUPANCY OF SLEEPING ROOMS.
In every dwelling unit every room occupied for sleeping purpo shall
have a [minimum floor area of 70 square feet. Every room occu for sleepin
purposes by more than two occupants shall contain at least 50' square feat of
fluor area for each occupant thereof. The floor area of c losets within sleeping
morns may be crefted to` minimum floor area req uirements.]
Section 12 -80[61 1. ACCESS THROUGH SLEEPING ROOMS AND
. BATHROOMS.
No rowel uni built after 1940 and containing two or more sleeping
rooms shall have ar room arra ngement such that mess to ae bad in or water
closet compartmen Intendod for uses by occupan of more tha one+ sledp
room can be gained only by going through another sleeping room, nor shall them
room arrangement be such ; that access to a sleeping room can be gained only
by going through another sleeping room. A bathroom or water closet comport-r
r: -r"t: Jhall not be used as the only passag w y to any habitable room, hell,
basertarat or cellar or to the exterior of any dwelling unit.
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section 12- 1041. 234POWNUENT AND INWBCM19
The City Manager and his disdguated a genU shall be the Caw�s�
Official who shall admieist+er and eaftoe the ptoria lfts of this WftMWAb si d
who is hereby autborked to cause inspections an a scheduled basis AK NM
units. 2L otherwise [and/or) when reason exists: to believe that.a vidlalfta of
this ordinance has been or is being comadtted. IDAg2g ag sh§,11 -h
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Section 12- 1002. YI ncTion ACCEss.
Uf] Any owner, occupant, or other meson in charge of a dwelling or
avwalling unit [fails or re fuse s] maZ rjbgj to per free access and wary to
the structure or premises under his control for Ansp+satfon pu rstisnt to tus ,
ornir ance, as�pliasspe Oftdal arty awk a covet di dOr
authorizing such In spew
Section 1291201.
(3) Establish a rea sonable time for the correction of such
violations[.) and US& 210202 WO MEN.
Section 2: This ordinance shall become effective after'adoptlm and
upon thirty (30) dales following its legal pubUcation.
Adopted this day of , 19 ......,.•
Mayor
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Clerk
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Licenses to be approved by the City Council on May 19, 1975.
Jaycees 5313 68th ;Ave. N.
City Clerk
ECI KENNEL LICEIESE
Brookdale 'Pet Center Brookdale
Brooklyn Pet Hospital 4902 Fr ance Ave. N.
_K -Mart 5930 Earle Brown Dr.
Shopper ®s City 3600 63rd Ave. N.
-' Woolworths Brookdale
Sa tarian
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FOOD ESTAB�L S DTI' LIC B�TSE
Olive " East Brookdale N A A 1
S itarian
- FO 0 D ES'-A IS 2NT LICEN
Mrs. Jaycees 5313 68th Ave E.
Stanley Shows (7 stands) Hot Springs, Arkansas
Sa itarian
NI TCR i C1.S I3EA1sSFt °S CLAi33 A LACRMSE
sow � _ _
Brooklyn Blvd. Chrysler -
?- lymouth 6121 Brooklyn Blvd
City'Clsrk
ZeeGee Pow Sports,-Inc. 4321. 68th Ave. M. ' fvx
City Clerk
j,;ncrafterm Oatdoor Display No 13 :7th Way
Building insr-•eu: cr
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Columbus Village Apts. 507 70th Av' e . N.
Holiday n
`� 150115th Ave. ' <. A
Ma ry Garden Tawnhouses 4703 68th Ave. N.
Twin La North Apts . 4536 53th Ave. (.
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