HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975 08-04 CCP Regular Session C. 1YY C 0UNC:H, AGENDA
City of Brooklyn Csnter'
/ August 4: , 1975
7:35 p. m.
1 Call to :order
2. Roll Call
3 o invoca tion
4. Approval of Minutes ,- July 21, 1975
5. Appoint Records Systems Responsible Authority"
60 .Approve 1975 Election Judge List
7 Resolutions
a Authorizing Issuance of Temporary Improvement Motes
bo Commending Commissioner Grannes
co Commending Corairalssioner Harvey
do Accepting Gift
eo Authorizing Purchase of Fire Department Equipment
f. Accepting l+k'ork for Project No. 1974 -13
g. AccepUng 141 ork for Project No. 1974 -19A
h. Accepting "Fork for Project No. 1974 -198
i. Accepting Work for Project loo 1974 -3
j Establishing Special Assessment Hearing
kQ PlacIng Proposed Assessments on File for Public Inspection
10 Authorizing Quotations for Liquor Store Sign
m Awarding Bid for Water Tower Maintenance Project 1975 -5
n. Authoriziag Redaction of Subdivision Cash Escrow
oo Amending 1975 1 , ages and Salaries & Amending 1975 Budget
ea Planning Commission Items (8:00 p. m.):
a. Application No. 75012 submitted by Titus, Inc,
9. Ordinances:
a. Amending Chapter 23 Pertaining to Well Drillers
b® Amendtng Chapter '3 Pertaining to Well Driller
10 Discussion Itemse
a Proposed.. Apartment Licenses
bo Smoktng Regulations
c. Park Policy Plan Assistance
It. Licenses
12. Adjournment
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CITY MANAGER'S CCMI'rIENTS
Item 5 Appoint Records Systems "Responsible Authority
In 1974 the Minnesota Legislature enacted a sweeping Data Security
and Privacy Act relating to the collection, storage, security and
dissemination of data on individuals by the State and its political
subdivisions. The previsions of that act were so broad and
ambiguous that it could not be implemented. During the latter half
of 1974 a Governor's Committee, of which I am s member, recommended
major changes to the Minnesota Commissioner of Administration and,
subsequently, testified before the Legislature, gaining a material
reduction in the burdens initially; placed on local government. The new
law continues to require that each local government appoint' a person
as its "responsible authority" to be legally responsible for the main -
tenance of municipal records and for locally administering the terms of
the legislation.
Disposition
Item 6 Approve 1975 Election Judge List
It is recommended that the City Council formally approve by motion
the 1975 election judge list compiled by the City Claris.
Disposition
Item 7a Authorizing Issuance of Temporary Improvement Notes
The attached resolution is recommended to enable interim and internal
financing for public improvement projects which have been constructed
as authorized by the City Council. The temporary improvement notes
will subsequently be retired through sale of long -term bonds.
Disposition --
Items 7b -Commending Commissioner Grannes
and 7c - Commending Commissioner Harvey
The attache resolutions are recommended for the purpose of
commending the service of Park and Recreation Commissioners
Grannes and Harvey.
Disposition -
City Manager's Comments
Page 2
Item 7d Accepting Gift
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of
acknowledging and accepting a gift from the Brooklyn Center
Lions Club.
Disposition
Item 7e Authorizing` Purchase of Fire Department Equipment
The attached resolution is recommended to authorize purchase of
four budgeted breathing rigs for Fire Department purposes.' The
equipment is to bey purchased through the 1975 Civil Defense budget
account and is to be used for fire fighting purposes.
Disposition
Items 7f
thru 71 Accepting Work
The attached resolutions are recommended for the purpose of accept. -
ing completed projects which have previously been authorized. by the
City Council.
Disposition
Items 7j - Establishing Special Assessment Hearing'
and 7k - Plecfng Proposed Assessments on File for Public In.Oection
The attached are recommended` for the purpose of
establishing a public hearing and placing on .file for public inspection
the proposed assessments relating to various improvement projects
which have been completed.
Disposition
Item 71 Authorizing' Quotations for Liquor Store Sign
The attached resolution is recommended for the ,purpose of authorizing
the taking of quotations for a freestanding; sign at the municipal liquor
store on 63rd and Brooklyn Boulevard.
Disposition
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City Manager's Comments -
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Item 7m 'Awarding Bid for Water Tower Maintenance Project 1975 -5
Bids will be opened Monday morning for Maintenance Project
No. 1975 -5. We will be prepared Monday evening to recommend
award of a bid
Disposition
r
Item Ira Authorizing Reduction of Subdivision Cash Escrow
The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of reducing
the cash escrow for Brook Park Estates from $2,400 to $900.
Disposition
Item 7o Amending 1975 Wages and Salaries & Amending 1975 Budget
The attached resolution is recommended' for the purpose of amending
the 1975 wage resolution and 1975 budget document to reflect the
new CETA positions to which appointments will be wade shortly®
Disposition
Item 9a Amending Chapter 23 Pertaining to Well Drillers
The attached ordinance was first read on July 7, 1975, published
on July 17 1975 and is offered this evening for second reading and
adoption.
Disposition
Item 9b Amending Chapter 3 Pertaining to Well Drillers
The attached ordinance was first read on July 7, 1975, published
on July 17, 1975' and is offered this evening for second reading
and adoption.
_Disposition
City Manager's Comments
Page 4
Item IOa Proposed ed A p artment Licenses
.. _
A number of apartment licenses will be recommended for City
F Council approval Monday evening.
Disposition
Item IOb Smoking Regulations
I will be prepared Monday evening to discuss with the Council
the smoking regulations enacted by the recent Legislature and the
ramifications of the regulations on public meetings.
Disposition
Item loc Park Policy Plan Assistance
I intend to be prepared Monday evening to make a recommendation
to the Council on the retention of assistance for perk policy planning
purposes.
Disposition
Election judges to be approved for possible pUmM 9 -9 -7S 6 11-4-741
Precinct
D Loretta Stewig 543 Colfax Avow Nooth 5" - 1419
R Marian Smith 5431 Oliver Avenue North $60y -9063
D Dorothy Decker 6412 Morgm Avenu North SGO-8924
rothy n `419 promont Avenue lD
A4 -olive lann 6342 A e 461 -ill!
R Ethel Ir +6020 . sea A venue North 561 -6479
Precir.vt 3
D Esther Durland 6351 Lyndale A 561 - 3447
R: Sharon Finn rte 7013 Morw Avenue N 3U -1692
D Lorraine Horn 161 - 72nd Avaaus North 561 -6414
trActn
R Mary Pasco 7060 PWV A 1• �'
D Alice Madir ?024 QuW Avemus N $61 -4363
R Marilyn Heinke 4101 Woodbine Lane 561 -0194
Prec inct S
D Geraldine Dorphy 4306 Winchester Marta $33 -9017
D Alice VanMeerter, 4519 Winch ester Lane 537 -6151
R Gladys Leerhof# 4301 66th Avenue North 537 -4791
Pr eC1..ct
D Emne Gagerby 3200 - 66th Ave N $61 - 4824
R Barbara Jensen 9539 Dmw Avenve North NJ - 71
It Nancy Letfey 6006 York Avows North 341 4
Pr ecinc? i
D Mona Hintz ran 401 56th Avenue N 33 -9792
R larl arak Forder 5936 Halifax Place 537 -2549
R M ar y Goon $330 Bould La ne 633-8249
recin:,� 0 i
D Phylils Ry dberq. 3505 AdvAral lam X7-^8
D Ethel Penman 4919 Board Aveaw Nerth. 034
R Ka thy Theis $701 fine Avon" North, 437 -2247 �
Member introduced the .folk wtv resoluUm and moved .
its adoption.
RESOLUTION N4
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZWG THE lssu NCE or Ttm
Ii+ P R0
WHEAM there i s a need fear . h
bonds to fina cortain lopmemout proJ s vddcb 8019081
against benefited properties:
NOW, THEREFOREp BE IT RESOLVED by the City Coumil Of the CttY of
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, tc auithorizo the Issuance and sale 'Special
Assessment Cony tiara Fund No. 21, Temporary ImprovenaltNOWS ie
amount of $ 18,000. These note ;shall be dated July Z9, 1975, and shell he
payable out of ac s- of the Uwl bond loam fct the pro jects. These notes
shall bear an lnt A 10 OVOW46006 with
N o. 74 - 32,' dated Febm 25, 1974, whiah established an Intomat MW Ott
loans hom the Investmeat Trust Fund to otbar Cfty Fvmdn •
BE IT ruRTHER,RML that the City of Brooklyn `C Inv
Trust Fund be authorized to purchase these notoo.
BE TT FURTHER RESO that the Mayor and tty Manag be authorixed
to execute the aforementiorsed notes.
Date _ May �—
ATT EST:
Clerk
The motaah for the adoptio of s duly 980=ded by
following voted in favor th ereof:
and the fall against Ow nee:
whereupon saki meolatke was doa
t�
d
Ln troduced the following rosoluti
and mdved its adoptiona
IWO&O io.
MEMMAS Mr J an Grannes servod as a xamber of the ftrk and
WHEREA Recreation Comission from May 21,, 1973 through August 1. 19751 and
her devotio . to the task* aad responsibilities of this
Ccamission contributod substantially to the sound progress and develop-
ment of the ;i p wbd
'VWRZAS bar public service and civic effort for the bettormwnt
of the ccgmunity morit the gratitude of the citizens of-Brookl
C Cater:
, TMUFM 33 I T WOO&VZO by the C ity comail of the ty
of Brooklyn Center thatt
The dedicated public service of Jan Grannex ` as
m ember of the Park and Recreation Canxission and citizen,
is recog nized and appreciated by the City of l
Centex.
Da te mayo
ATTEST:
Clark
mo tion for the adoption of the foreg ` rosolutLan me duly
secouded by aeabixr and upon vots being tbereon,
the foals n favor theroats
a t follcoing voted aq& the saws
w� said rosalutioa ° vais declared duly passed and adop
r introducod the following resolution
and moved its
MCIAnTM 50.
2
E& Mr. Robert Harvey merved as a member of tko park d
Recreation Ccv=issian from October 7, ' 974 through August l 1977. *Ad
WHEREAS, him deevotion to the tasks and - responsibilities of this
Commission tr t *d substantially to the sound pr s and develop-
ment, of the Ci.tys and
s p Ijiffi public service and civic 'effort f *r the betteruent `
of the ccamtuiity merit the Vratitudta of a citizens of Brooklyn
CerAter
xt pity mil, of City
of Brooklyn Center that:
The dedicated public service of Xr. Robert Survey as a
member of the Park and Recreation" issi citigOn
is recognized and appmciatod by the City of trcioklyn,
Center.
Date y
A STx
Clark
The notion for tho a ti*ft Of tba fWWq*iJMg res6lution was "Ir
seconded by waAbaL and upon vote being t*e& tb*S*Cn,
the fold d in favoc thereetit
and the following vat/ad against s some*
ti hereupoh aaid Issolution was 40clared duly Passed AM adapted.
r �
Member introftc the followin rww1uU= a
moved it a adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ,THS PURCHM OF FOUR SETS OF
WHEREAS Se on 6:05 of the City Charte of the City of Brookl
Canter requires that the Cite Mana first o btain the approv of the .Ct'
Council prior to makAN or leftUV contracts for the purchaso of m tse,
materials or equipment, or any kind of construction work whe the *20W of
such contract exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000) but is less than i
five hundred dollars 02 ,S00),- rind
WHEREAS, , the City Manager has obtained quotations on the purd
of four sets of self-contained breathing apparatus and has determined UWA the
quotation of Akins-Fire Equipment Company in the amount of $1,760 for four
set-, of self -contained eaLhng apparatus is Ow best quotation submitted:
NOW, THF,REFO3tE, E IT RESOI.�`ED by the City Council of the sty'
of Brooklyn Center that than City Manager be authorized to contract for Vie
purchase of foul sets of self breathing apparatus in the a mouat
of $1,760 from Akins Fire Equipment Company.
Date Mayor
ATTEST. ,
Cl ark
The m o tion for the adopUon of the foMoinq resolution s duly seelmded by
member . erA upost vote bekq tak en
followArm voted in fa a
and the following voted st the sans:
whereupon said resolutioa. wa declared duly passed and adop ted.
vi C :r ae,r introduced the following F
resoluL ion and `moved its adoption: =•
RESOLUTION No.
]RESOLt.TTTON ACCEPTING WI08
_ ICONTR,ACTED BY CI TY)
KFIEIREAS, .pursuant to a written contract signed with the
-y of Brooklyn C enter, Minnesota, Northdale Construction Co,,
I+;c. nas Satisfactorily completed the following improvement in
ack.)rdance with said contract:
Sanit 7 ry Sewer Improvement Project 1974 -15 (+Contract 1974 -i )
1'roposed Aldrich Avenue No. from 67th: to 68th Ave.; and
' ser•, on Bryant Ave. No. from 67th to 68th Ave.
NOW, 'T'HEREF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
C-TI of Brooklyn Center:
J the work completed under said contract is hereby
r and 11ppr ved.
2. The value of work performed is less than the original
E c amount by $303' >. because of an over - estimation of the
sanitary sewer pipe trench depths in the plan quantities.
3. It is hereby directed that final payment be made on
�a 'c: contract,, taking the .Contractor's receipt in full. The
tc; E 3 i ricunt, to be paid for said contract for said improvement
PiG Goat shall be $9, 389.00.
Date - Mayor.
% , rESm ti
Clerk
re motiox, for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
•`ec rded by member and upon vote being taken
t.n rr , the following voted in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same:
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopt
r
enLber introduced the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION 90. -.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK
_(CONTRACTED BY C;IV.
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the
City of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Northdale Construction Co,
Inc., has satisfactorily completed the Following improvement in
accordance with said contract:
Storm, Sewer Improvement Project No. 1374 --19A (Contract 1974-1)
)
Proposed 68th Avenue No. from Camden Ave. , to Bryant Ave.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Brooklyn Center:
1. * work completed under said contract is hereby
accepted and approved.
2. The value of work performed is less than the original
contract amount by $235.00 because of an over - estimation in the
manhole and catch basin depths in the plan quantities.
3. it is hereby directed that final payment be made on
said contract, takings the Contractor's receipt in full. The
total amount to be paid for said contract for said improvement
project shall be $13,285.00.
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
Clerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution,was
der ly seconded r , and upon vote being
taken thereon, the following voted in furor thereof:
and the following voted against the same.
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.,
Member introduced the following
re. it<i:on and mcoved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK'
(CONTRACTED BY CITY
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written > contract signed with the
%ltd. Cf Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Northdale Construction Co.,
T: c ,.as satisfactorily completed the following improvement in
accordance with said contract:
S tc Sewer Improvement Project No. 1974 -19B (Contract 1974 -1)
(s, , Ckc and Drainage System)
6outherly approx. 300 feet from 68th Ave. No. on easements
overlying the rear lot lines between Camden Ave. and Aldrich
sire and between Aldrich and Bryant Avenues No.
NOW, , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the G-.ty of Brooklyn Center:
1. The work completed under said contract is hereby
accepted and approved',
1. The value of work performed is the same as the
original contract &mount.
3. It is hereby directed that final payment be made on
said contract, taking" the Contractor's receipt in full. The
* c_ota amount to be paid for said contract for said improvement
project shall be $6,960.00.
Date Mayor'
i TT E S
Clark
for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was
caly aec,nded by member and upon vote being
taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof„
votad against the sama:
:por< said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
t
'iember introduced the fallowing
rf ;olutxon and moved its adoption:
RESO No.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK
(CONTRACTED By CII'O
W"iEREAS, pursuant to a wr contract signed with the
Cit°: o�_' Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Northdale construction Co.,
J nc. r iias satisfactorily completed the following i.mprov ' t
in a r ce with said contract
v : in Improvement Proiect 1974-34 (Contract 1974 --I)
`� ° •. A No. from ; 67th t:.) 69th Ave..- and 67th Ave. loo.
s rc!-; Scott Ave. to Quail Ave,
V)W THEREFORE. BE IT RESOL17ED b y the City Council of
?_ �i. y of Brooklyn Center:
I. The work completed under said contract is hereby
_cc ep�t:_-cl and approved .
2 The value of work performed is less than 'the
origlr,, <l contract mount by $522.55 because of a general over-Y
est t ation of plan T antities.
�i. It is hereby directed that final payment be made
c : ,g:..1 con tract, taking the Contractor's receipt in full'. The,
t be pa :mod for said cont rac�t for said improvement
P' ro j ,! L sl.al l be $42,126,65.
E
e Mayor
C lerk
for the adoptior of the foregoing ,resclu* ion was duly
by member a nd upon vote being
t.•r tn0j t:;)n, the following voted l.n favor thereof:
a: d trio, following voted ag.axn #t the sane-
resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.-
McXbe:° introduced the following resolution.
ind moved Lt,.4 -doptio ax
RESOLUTION K04
RESOL:JFTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC FMARING ON
r4'71< OPJSED ASSESSMENTS O N SEPTEMBER 8, 1975
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of that City of Brooklyn
Cez.t:er, Minnesota, to hold a public hearing on special assessments
at the City mall, 6301 Shingle Creek Parkway, on Monday, the Sth
6 y ®t September., 1975, at 8 :00 p.m. , central daylight time, on
,.be folicuir.g improvements.-
Water Ma in
1974. -1 1974 -17
1374--7 1974 -21
1974 =11 1974 -34
Sanitary Sewer
1974 -2 1974 -18
19'4 -8
Storm Sewer
1974 -3 1974 -19
1974 -3 1974 --23
Bridge
1972 ®20
Street Restoration
1373 -�32
` Street Surfacing
1973 -•37 1974 -22
1974•. -12
Grading, Base and Surfacing
1974 -4 1974 -3.0
Base and Surfacing
3.974 -5
K t
C
Curb and Gutter
i
1974 -6 1974 -14
and 'Deferred Water 75 .
and P. U. Water Hookups
and Sewer Connections
E
and Sewer Installations
Date Mayor
ATI ESi ,
Clerk
1..e for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
Pcondea ` -, r member , and upon vote being taken
*her,=:o :: the full6wing voted in. favor thereof
an z -Ile fallowing 'voted against the same.
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted,
Member intro tcad the following resoluti
-td nave -d Lts adoption.
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION PLACING ON FILE AND OpEN:ENtG PROPOSED
ASSESS S MR PUBLIC INSPECTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Brookl
Center, Minnesota to order placed on file in the Clerk's office
-rd opened for public inspection the proposed assessments on the
to l Qur is 4 improvements:
Walter Main
1974 -1 1974 -17
I 1974 --7 1974 -21
1974-11 1974 --34
Sanitary Sewer`
► 1974 --2 1974p -1S
1974 -8
Storm Sewer
1974 -3 1974 -19
1974 -9 197-23
Bridge
1972-20
street Restoration
1913 -32
Street Surfacing
'
1973 -37 1974 -22
1974-12
Gradiag, Base and Surfacing
1974-4 1974 -LO
Base; and Surfacing
1374 -5
Resolution loo.
Curb and Cutter
1974 -6 1974 -14
and Deferred Water 75
and P. U. Water Hookups
and Sewer Oonndotfons
and Sewer installations
Date r
ATTEST
M
Clark
r
the mot' -on for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
seconded by member and upon vote'beinig taken
thereon, the fcllowing voted in favor thereof:,
and the following voted. agalne"t the GOA83
whereapon said resDlution was declared duly passed sM adopted.
i
F
Member introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoptions
RESOLUTION NO.
REST YON AUTHORIZING TARING QUOTATIONS FOR
CONS
TR_UCTION OF LIQUOR STORE SIGN
WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary and for the best
interests of the City to have constructed an advertising
sirm for the Liquor Stare located at Brooklyn Boulevard
and 03rd Avt -nue North; and
WHEREAS, C i ty Engineer has prepared specifications
_ - rhA above work;
w
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by t City Council o f
p '_.14,' cii• of Brooklyn Ce nter, Minnesota, to a uthorize the
city Maa:ager to take '.quotations for th con of an
advertising sign for'the Liquor Store located at Brooklyn
Boule -ard and 63rd Avenue North.
a
Date Mayor
ATTEST
Clark
r
T'.:� snot ior. for the adoption of the foregoing .resolution was duly
conded by member and upon vote being
°.ako: thereon, the following voted i f thereof:
and the following voted a gainst the names
•. here.apo- said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
f
Meer introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption: 20
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOUITION AUTHORIZING RUCTION OF SUBDIVISION ; CUR
ESCR01W AND THE DISBURSEM M OF REMINING FUNDS FOR
IROOK PARK E 'ATE:S
WHEREAS, a cash escrow in the amount of $3,600.00 was
posted by the Brook Sark Baptist Church to guarantee certain sub-
division improvements' for the Brook Park Estates, as set forth
in the Financial Performance Guarantee by Developer dated
July' 23, '1974; and
WHEREAS, $1,200.00 of the above amount was released to
the Brook Park Baptist Church as per Resolutions No 74-205 and
75- -108; and
WHEREAS, the amount of subdivision 'improvements remain-
ing to be completed under said cash escrow ' is estimated ta exist
$900.00;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Brooklyn Center to authorize the reduction of the
$2,400.00 cash escrow posted by the Brook Park Baptist Church
to guarantee certain subdivision improvements for the Brook
Park Estates to $900.00.
BE IT FURTHER ' RESOLVED thick the City Treasurer be
authorized to issue a cheek to the Brook hark Baptist Church
in the amount of $1,500.00, which amount represents the
difference to be returned to them as cash escrow excess
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
Clerk
The mction for t1ae a pti(m of the foregoing resolution was
duly seconded by member and upon vote being
taken thereon the follcm►ing w,..yted, in f-ivor thereefx
and the following vsted against the e:
whereupon said rssolution was dectared duty passed and adopted.
Member introdaaad the following ros o lvtioo and no 6 its
adoption;
RESOLUTION NO.�,
RESOLUTION AMMOING 1978 V84 20 AND MARM AND
i s 7 ,9 , > ►t g xfl is92912 ...�.�.
WH ER EAS , Section 7. of the City Charter does provide for the Increase of
a budget appropriation by the City Council if the actual receipts exceed the estimates;
and
WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) does provide
fecaeral f.nancing to create temporary public service jobs to th unemployed: &W
WHEREAS, since the adoption of the 1975 General Fund Budget, HacJapin
Count has notified the C that
County ® � the Count has mellowed hart of Its ChtA mat
to communities within Hennepin County; and
WHEREAS, as .a result of the reallocation, the City initially was motlfihd that
:c will receive funding to fill four full -time positions; and
WHEREAS, the City Council did subsequently authorise the cresUon of said
positions and increased departmental budget appropriations accordingly; seed
WHEREAS, the City was recently allocated additional funds in the amount of
$68,130 for the CETA Program to fill additional full -time positions:
RE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the Cfty Cowact of the City a# Imaklm
Center to amend Resolution No. 74-218 which set 1975 wa ges and salaries to
a,.t.horise the creation of the following positions in the Department and at the
monthly salary stated-,
k
POSITION DElAR4DrtENT 8Aha110f
Accounting Assistant Finance $833
L&ndseape 'Technician Parise and Recreation $833
Custodian Goverawat Building $777
Engineering Aid Public Works
Cleric 1 (2) Coy Memag i ad
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVM that the 1875 Gemmel Fund Budget Ap tt4e®
for salaries, Regular Emp loyees %ccount No 4100) be increased in the a s
listed for the following departme to provide funding for the number of months
shown
2
RES ®N NO.
DEE�iti �MALNi �• RSV •
Finance 16 4-1/2 _, ?!
Parke and Re crea tion 61 3 $20499
Govainment B uildi ngs 19 4 -1/2 $3.4194
Engineering 41 4 -1/2 $3,,083
C it y Manager's 4fficet l3 Y $1,194; .am
BE tT ruRT rA RUOLVW that the 1995 General Fund budget Appteprsati+cns
for Professional SeMees (Account No. 4310) be increased in the amount of $6,000
for the Detached Worker Pmqram (Dept. No. 21) to provide funding to Increasa the
services provided by the _ram; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the source of financing for the additional
appropriations in the amount of $22,012 wiU be the Federal CrU ¢rant.
E
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
Clerk;
The motion for the adoPll a( the foregoba rewbttan was My seo by'
member , and upon vote beb* taken th f ollowag voted
i in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the same:
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
i
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Member introduced the following resolution and xi�wd its
adoption;
RESO LUTION NO.
RESOLUTION AMENDING 1975 WAGES AND SA ES AND
AMEN 122AG21 EVX2 ARDGEr .._....,. ,�.....
WHMMI Section y * 08 at the City Charter does provide !or the i mrsase of
a budget appropriation by the City Council 9 the actual receipts exceed the esthetes;
and
WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (GETA) does provide
federal financing to create temporary publ'ct service lobs to the uno played; and
WHEREAS, singe the adoption of the 1975 General Fund Budget, Hennepin
County has notified the City that the County has reallocated pad of its CETA Grant
to communities within Hennepin County and, as a result of the reallocation, the City
will receive funding to fill four full -time positions and
WHEREAS, on May 19, 1975, the City Council did adopt Resolution No
75 -96 which authorized the creation of four Bufldinq Maintenance !positions and
increased the 1975 General Fund Budget Appropriations in the Governumft Buildings
Department in the amount of $24,200 to fund the positions from the Federal CETA
Grant- and
WHEREAS, on luxe 90, 1975, one of the CETA e was khed as ar
permanent employee of the City of Brooklyn Center thereby creating a vacant CETA
position, and
WHEREAS, 00 C CU an Ime 23 1975, astho oa the CUT
to hire a police offiew to fitll the vac4W CATA; postlion; and
WHEREAS, the City Charter does also provide for the tranat of a>< tloaas
from one department to another within the Genera
BE IT TH ORE $.VM by the Cay Council of the City of Sockba
Center as follows:
1, To eliminate one Beildixaq a po
Resolubm No. 75 - 96 eff date.
. 2. To anAmd Resolution No. 74-218 ' which set 1973 w s
and lades to authorise an addi tional pollee officer
position.
S RESOLUTION NO.
BE IT rURTNER RESOLVED that the 1975 General Fund Ruftdt be ssbmded as
follow:,
I . Increase the appropriation for Police Protection, Dept. ,
No. 31, Salaries, Regular Employees (Acco mt No. 4100)
in the amount of $4,096 to provide funding for the
remaining six riafsths. of 197+6,,
2. Decrease the appropriation for Government Buildings
Dept. No. 19, Salaries, Regular Employees OCCOUSt
No. 4100) in the amount of $4,896.
Date Mayor
ATTEST:
Clerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolutions was duly seconded by
member , and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted
in favor thereof:
and the following voted against the "me:
whereupon said resolution was declared duly, passed and adopted.
or OR T M UM
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Licenses to be approved by the City Council on August 4, 1975,
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Del - Air Conditioning 9800 James Circle
wilding inspector
TANS, "g MSE
i, Norman Chazin Brookdale Manor
2 • Me tram Properties Co., Thomas
Barrett & James O'Brien Columbus Tillage
3. Cyril Sheehy & Deil Gustafson Earle Brown Farm Apts.
4. 'Vern E. Linder Evergreen Park Manor
S. Olson Companies, Inc. Lyn River Apts. ...�;_.....
b. Norman Chazin Northbrook Terrace '
7. Fred Ledin 3843 Fremont Ave. N. .�.. .
8. Irwin Ketroser 6325 -27 -29 Willow Ln.
9• Ronald Hoch 1423 55th Ave. N. � •°�
10. Norman Chazin 0037 Brooklyn Blvd.
Cyril Sheehy & Deil Gustafson 6831 Xork,Place N.
t ,R• Cyr .. Sheehy & Deil Gusta 6837 York P lace N.
13. Cyril Sheehy & Nail Gustafson 6339 York Place N.
i4, Cyril Sheehy & Deil Gustafson 5843 York Place N.
)5. Donald & Helen DuSchane 3401-13 47th Ave. N
/(,.Jeff Cassidy 3401 63rd Ave. N. .:.�.
Diiector of
wi C'�te,e..`- C- Planning and
inspection