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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975 11-17 CCP Regular Session CITY COUNCIL AGENDA City of Brooklyn Center November 17, 1975< 7:30 p.m. b 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3 . Invocation 4. Approval of Minutes - November 3 & November 4. 1975 5. Authorize Performance Bond Releases 60 Approve Final R.L.S. 7. Resolutions: . f a. Authorizing Bins for Water Meters b. Requesting Computer Capacity for LOCIS c. ' Amending 1975 Budget for Unemployment Compensation Benefits d. - Authorizing Write-Off of Uncollectible Checks e. Authorizing Closing of Bond Fund No. 1 f. Authorizing Closing of Certificates of Indebtedness- Fund g. Authorizing Closing of Library Sale Fund h. ' Authorising Closing of Poor Fund Authorizing Closing of Group Training Fund S. Planning Commission Items (8:00 p.m.): a. Application No. 75040 submitted by Elmer Peterson �` b. application No. 75041 submitted by Brookdaie Assembly of God Church c. Application Ito. 75442 submitted by Tire City, Inc. d. Application No. 75043 submitted by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. 9. Ordinances: a. Amending Chapter 27 Regarding Parking Prohibitions b. ` Amending Chapter 25 Regarding Street Name Changes c. Amending Chapter 35 Regarding Major Thoroughfare Designation d. Amending Chap 35 Regarding Office Building Parking Requirements : 4 r 109 Discus Items: } a. Hennepin County Resource Recovery Project ° --►b. Bonn* pin County Services Decentralization Program k. c. Hennepin County w o rkhouse Rates a 11. Licenses 12. Adjournment .. 4 f CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS item 5 Authorize Performance Bond Releases ry. The Director of Planning and Inspections will be prepared Monday evening to recommend the release of various development per - formance bonds for which the requirements have been satisfied. Disposition Item 6 Approve Final R.L.S. The Director of Public Works will be prepared Monday evening to recommend final approval of the Registered Land Survey for the Metropolitan Transit Commission bus garage site in the Brooklyn „ Center Industrial Perk. Preliminary approval was granted by the City Council on September 22, 1975. w. Disposition .,... Item 74 - Authorizing Bids for Water Meters: f -: The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of authorizing bids for water meters. The Director of Public Works will be prepared to report on the matter and to describe a proposed meter replacement Program. Disposition Item 7b Requesting Computer Capacity for TDGIS The LOGIS organization relies upon the Hennepin County computer to process local government data. Sometime ago it was predicted that the Hennepin County computer would begin running out of capacity to r handle the data processing load sometime near the end of 1975 at which time new and larger computer facilities were scheduled to be acquired by Hendei pin County. That computer replacement schedule has been set back to May, 1976 by the County Board and as a con- sequence certain County operations, as well as the LOGIS organize - tion, are unable to continue development of 'their functions. In y . apprehension ; that the County Board might consider further deferring the computer replacement, the attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of expressing Brooklyn Center's concern about slippage of the replacement schedule. r Disposition CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS Page 2 Item 7c Amending 1975 Budget for Unemployment Compensation Benefits The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of am ending 1975 budget accounts to reflect unemployment compensation paym*48 made to former employees. This results from the Minnesota Logisla- ture's recent mandate that municipalities pay unem ploy ment - compensa- tion benefits. Disposition Item 7d Authorixing Write -Off of Uncollectlble Checks The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of authorizing - the annual write -off of uncollectible checks received during 1993 by the municipal liquor stores. Attempts have been made to locate each check writer, certified letters were sent to all, ten criminal ' complaints have been filed, and the rema ining check writers bave 'eluded our gym. Disposition Item 7e Authorizing Closing of Bond Fund No. l The attached resolution is recommended for the pur PO so of closing 3 . t� and No. 1 and Us fund balance to the Bond Construction F transferring Capital Projects Fund. Disposition Item 7f Authorising Closing of Certificates of ,Indebtedness Fun! The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of closing the Certificates of Indebtedness Debt Retirement Fund and transferring' Its fund balance to the Capital Projects Fund. Dispositio .,.� ...`.�.+_..... Item, 7g Authorising Closing of Library Sale Fund The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of closing the Library Sale Fund, transferring monies to the Library Bonet Redemption Fund to guarantee payment of outstanding library CITY MANAGER'S COMMENT Page 3 obligations and transferring the balance of the funds to the Capital s Protects Fund. Disposition `I Item 7h Authorizing Closing of P oor Fund' The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of closing the Poor Fund and transferring the fund balance to the General Fund. ' Disposition Item 71 Authorizing Closing of Gro Training Fund The attached resolution is recommended for the purpose of closing the Group Training Fund and transferring the fund balance to the Geowal Fund. " Disposition s. Item 9a Amending Chapter 27 Regarding Parking Prohibitions t The attached ordinance was first reed on October Z4, :published on October 30 and is offered this evening for second reading and adoption. Disposition �.�... ._ Item 9b Amending Chapter 25 Regarding Street Name, Manges r � The attached ordinance was first read on October 6, published on October 16 and is offered this evening for second reading and adoptIon. Disposition Item 9c Amending Chapter 35 Regarding Major 'Thoroughfare Designation The attached ordinance was first read on October 6, published on October 16 and is offered this evening for second reading and adoption. Disposition - - CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS Page 4 _ Item 9d Ames Chapter 35 Regarding Office 'Building Parking Requirements The attached `ordinance is recommended for the purpose of amending the Zones Ordinance parking requirements by adding specific pro - visions for office building parking. Disposition F` °Item 10a Hennepin County Resource Recovery Project The Director of Public 'Works will be prepared Monday Havering to briefly describe the Hennepin County Resource Recovery Project. It Is desirable that a tentative consensus be forthcoming to guide us in our relationships with Hennepin County regarding the shatter. Disposition Item 10b Hennepin County Services Decentralization Program I will be prepared Monday evening to report on the Hennepin County Services Decentralisation Program and describe its relationship to the n proposed Bmokdale Regional Library. Disposition Item 10c Hennepin County Workhouse Rates An announcement of as inareea* in Hennepin County Workhouse rates and my reply thereto is enclosed in your agenda packet. I will be prepared to further explain the impact of the proposal and to answer Questions. .. Disposition i v " Member Introduced the follovej" resolutiiom -moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO.___„ ' RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE HENNEPIN COUNTY WARD TO 1WY`W11 ADDITIONAL COMPUTER CAPACITY FOR THE CITY '% IMan C WHEREAS, the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners in 1974 sar W 10 provide computer services through its Data Processing Division to Lori +hsbvt E: Information Systems WGIS) and its members on a fee basis; and WHEREAS, the City of Brooklyn Center is a member of LOGIS and is currently' # using computer services provided by Hennepin County; and WHEREAS, Brooklyn Center is presently utilising, through IJ041S,, Hennepin com;,utu; services to perform payrol`/personnel ,processing and financial j Accounting operations; and WHEREAS, Brooklyn Center has planned and desires to use additioftl computer capacity to perform utility billing operations and equipment control accounting as well as other operations; and WHEREAS, Brooklyn Center has been Informed through LOGIS that the Ifenn'spin County computes is at or 'near Its practical utilization capacity arA that Iennepin County plans to acquire additional computer capacity by May 1, ISV76: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Clty Council of the City of Brooklyn Center as a, member of LOGIS to convey to than Han epin County Board of Commissioners the City's concern and support for providing additional computer caPucity to its users not later than May 1, 1976. -- Date Mayor ATTEST: Clerk The motion' for the adoption of the foregoing revolution was duly seconded by Member and upon vote being taken thereon the ilolIming voted in fd vor thereof: and the following voted against the ,same: Y whereupon said resolution was dercla.ed du:y passed and adopted. Member Introduced tha following rosolutift st#d its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUT ON AMMIp fG ?AE 1975 go UAL PtTIM Bti aT WHEREAS, Section 7.08 of the City Omaw of the City of Dtas ,*tt does provide for a contingency' appropriation as a part'ai the Viral !at and further provides that the o6ntingency apprc►priaNcee may be 11 rd wam other appropriation by the City Council and WHEREAS, on Jawary 1, 1974, unempWment oo #taw v am first extended to public employees of political subdivisions of the $9o% s Urmofft under amendments to the Minnesota Employment Services Law emooted by tbo 19T3 State Legislature; and WHEREAS, the City has recently received notification frost the btinneseft Department of Employment Services that'the amount of $5,161. IS is due wid, tyaNe for unemployment benefits chargeable to the City for the fiscal year 30, 197., and - a WHEREAS, chargeable costs in the amount of $640.92 are 'at ibutabtil that Liquor Stores Fund ` (an afterprise fiend) and itt as tit $4:.720, 23 are chargeable to the Genera) Fund (s budgeted 9WM01 awd - WHEREAS, the cost of unemployment benefits were not stwdlfically pt+s tdeid for to the 1975 General Fund Budget beca no experience had belt as a basis for estimating such cost: NOW, THEREFORE, BE rT RESOLVED by the City Council of *0 Ca► at Bruoklim Center that the 1975 G' "wal Fund be awarded to trander 44,,M ° dw .: Contingency - Account appropriation (01- 4995 - 000 --02 1 to the`foll+mbo dlpili'ltiis�l appropriations its the amount shown: Gov rnmgM p gWggg Unemployment Compensation pCcount No. 01- 4156 - 000 -10) #1,446 Street Cong "Ction MSIBI MS 11 q i.�. UretnploYment Compensation (Account No. 01 Police Pr2t, ion Unemployment Compensation alocou nt No. 01- 4156- 000 -31) S20 Recreation and Park Su son Unemploy as - , 01-416 0) =i 3 t, x'. 7 RESOLUTION NO Date mayor ATTEST: The mouon for the adoption of the foregoing mobben Was MY i ad �i tby-,,� m3mber azd upon vow befto takem tbecem' the followbe vuted in favor thereof: and the following voted against the some: whereupon said resolution was declared daly Weed md adeptodo 0411 Member ifttfo&wed the followi" re adr- RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAMGER TO WIUTZ-O" UNOLL�911BLJ QHEQU WHEREAS, the City managgr has repofted that the foumb* abeft payable to the City Of Nxw*lyn Comer LiqW ft"s we Payers' checkiM accounts Volft w hi c h t &re A b een unsumossfu attempts to locate the payers hav Wn h&v* bftn closed md:*At NOW, THEREFORE, eZ IT RESOLVED b the city Council Of the C ity.of BrocklYn Center to authorixg th Cit M anager to write ty _Off from the C1 -inco. the following checks: Sandra Criastain 12-23-72 Eric S. Sdnns 12-30-72 $7.30 Mary Jane Anderson 2-"-73 9*65 Daniel R,, Pulse - 1-23-73 $061 Richard Olsen 1-2S-73 Rvhard Olsen 1-26-73 11,72 Michael r. Schooley 1-10-73 16.46 B-3verly Reed 1-23-73 5. 4& Wa Cari 3-14-73 6'.14 J- Mj,jsS 2-24-73 9.15 C-atnt3rille (:)alrympl 3-15-73, Gaillerine Dalrymple 1.0.00 3-16-73 35.00 A. Cower 3-07-73 4 A. Gower 3-09-73 343' Marilyn, Payne 3-U-73 *14 E. S. Alger 4-14-73 Ronald D. Johnson 5-11-73 43.6V Dan H. Wiltsey 6-16-73 4.91 Michael L., Kanz i6-25-73 Michael L. Kanz - 6-28-73 Bradle D. Meyers 6-26-73 4 37 Ray mond 1. Gruhot 6-23-75 330, R.3ymond J. Gruhot 7S 6-27-73 4, Patricia Ann Ryan 7-20-73 3,34 Norman Winger 8-10-73 Terry Lyn Pierce 8-06-73 Teri Houston 7-24-73 6000 Teri Houston 7-20-73 Fz�-H Funder 8-27-73 8.71 Bracley D. Meyers' 9-07-73 9.27 Eileen K. Revord 9-04-73 18.50 I:drr Flowers 9-LO7-73 9.36 Gj) T. Konop -29-73 10 4.00 Nigul P. Ba 10-31-73 7 5 rrington Gerald Irit. 12-03-73 7&'23 Total RESOLUTION NO aAahl Date ATTEST: Clerk` The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly 8400ftud b m4mber , and upon vote being taken thereon, the is l zf voted in favor thereof: and the foilowing voted agauat the Saone: ' whereupon said resolution was declared dub psssad aad l C k Member introduced the follawirq� reeoluUea md so v 9 Us adoption: RISOLUTION NO. W_ RESOLUTION TO AUTHORME THE CLOSING OF 80ND CbNSTRUCTION FUND NO'. I AND TO TRANSFER FUN= Tg THI QMM ==j rUM12 WHEREAS, Bond Constmetion Fund No, I was created to accawtler the proceads of certain bond and certificates of indebtedness sales vW the 1 no expenditures of said proceedc and WHEREAS., said sales were as follows: Certificates of Indebtedness No. 10 Issued In the &nonnt Of $44,000 on May 1, 1966 to finance the purchase of certain street construction, maintenance and fire equipment. 2. Certificates of Indebtedness No. I I Issued In the a=ount of $9,500 on July 1 1967 to finance the purchase of Certain suw* maintenance and Vol1ce equipmot.' 3. Library Bonds issued in the avxxM Of $190,000 an jamiary 1, 1966 to finance the construction of the Brooklyn Center PdQc Library; and WHEREAS, all obligations of BOND CONSTRUCTION FUND NO. -1 have been- satisfied and there remains a cash balance of $4,129.36 in the Fund,."Id bask balance consisting of unexpended proceeds as follows: NV� 1 Certificates of Indebtedness No. 10. $988.00 2. Certificates of Indebtedness No. 11, $523.00 3. Library Bonds, $2,618.38.- and WHEREAS, Section 7.11 of the City Charter does provide the Ctty.Council with full authority by resolution to make permanent transfers between aU famis which may be created, provided that such transfers are not inconsistent with the provisions of relevant covenants, the provisions of the City Charftr, or State Statute: BE IT THEREFORE RESWED by the City Council of the City Center that the Director of Finance be directed to close the books,and records of BOND CONSTRUCTION FUND NO 1; to transfer the amount of $4,129.38 to the -CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND; and to assign any invistmeft interest aamed to Oxit lk­ nct yet paid to) the BOND CONSTRUCTION FUND NO. I itt the time of the closing of the Fund to the CAPITAL PRO=G FUND when it is paid. t , ' 0 RESOLUTION NO. y , Date ktayor' ' Now ATTEST: } Clerk The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duty seconded by member , and upon vote being taken thereon, the fol1cainq voted In favor thereof: and the following voted: against the same: whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. { : x x. Member introduced thi following resolution aad On 1 `48 adoption. �r RESOLUTION NO.,,_ , g}" RESOLUTION TO AVTH0J= THE CLOSW i OF TIM Clh OF INDEBTEDNESS DEBT RETIRB1dl01! `FUND AND 1b T SR WHEREAS, the City of Brooklyn Comer does zalstain "CM 1Ff E or INDEBTEDNESS DEBT RETIREMENT FUND" to provide aCOtaaMUM f t that 0011,40ti0n of taxes levied which were used to retire c4t"Icatesr of indebtoboss isowd td ' finance certain street maintenance and construction amd ppolioe e g.aa d WHEREAS, the obligations for which the levies wen mode Wre all been redeemed and all obligations of the Fund have bw,. sau lefied amd them renaiata a cash balance of $11,428.03 and dollaqusft Uxea :"Oftebie It! of. $411.02 in the Fund;l WHEREAS, this surplus has resulted ftn, statutmy =a*Ss 9OWS1 ',aa x levy requirements; and WHEREAS, Section 7. 11 of the City 0mater does provide the City Cotracsd with full authority by resolution to make a*m&%eat transfers between ah fWA4 - which - my be created, provided that such transfers are nat Incons with the provisions of relevant covenants, the provisions of the City Charter, or Stat : Statute: BE IT THEREFORE MOLVED by the My Coanr 11 at the CUP of lr"k y Center that the Director of Finance be diro ted to c loio the books -w d mm ds x of the CERTIFICATES of IN DF8TEDNBSS DEBT RETIREMENT FUND; to t the amount of $11,428.33 to the CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND; to assign theluWre collections of delinqueet taxis to the Fund to the CAPITAL PkOJECTi MD; and to assign any investment Merest accrued' to OM not y et paid to the Fund at the :A.. time of the closing of the Fund to the CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND Whecn It is paid. Date 1 ATTEST: Clerk The motion far the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly °`secamded by >¢. member , and upon vote being taken therem ;the fo , 'voted in favor thereof: and the f- ,llowing voted against the -same: 4 = - whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. � A4embee introduced the following rea and mmed it adoption-, RESOLUTI NO. �,�„„_ . RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER FUNDS FROM THR LtdMW R#L8 FUND TO THE LIBRARY BOND R>IDE>btrMN FUND AND , TM CAPITAL PRO=U FUND AND TO AUTHORIZE THE CLOSING 4F TH£ LIBR RX SASE FUND WHEREAS, on April 24, 1969, the City of Brooklyn Center told its Public library building to Hennepin County; and WHEREAS, the purchase agreement did provide that the Covfty make an Initial down payment and pay the balance of the purchase price is f0 GWI annual Installments: and WHEREAS,. at the time of the sale of the building, there was a if to tanding l bran• bonded indebtedness In the naaount of $260,000 attributable to the building ,. which was to be retired in sixteen equal annual installments; and WHEREAS, the earliest date upon which the library bonds zwwadlag coul be called was 1979: and WHEREAS, ad valorem taxes had been levied to provide for dw debt 4 ' 'restuement of the library bonds; and t WHEREAS, on July 14, 1969, a Library Sale Fund was eistoblished to act as a repository for payments received from Hennepin County for the library build.ng ana to account for subsequent disbursements of the receipts and interest earned thereon to th Library Debt Retirement Fund and such tamer funds as the ,. Council directed; and WH EMS, annually, funds have bow transferred from the Library Sale Fund to the Library Debt Re tirement Fund to meet bond principal -and intere payments and the annual tax levy cancelled: and WHEREAS, on August 28, 1973, the City of Brooklyn Center soles that real property upon which the library building was located to Hennepin Cow ft abd the Count also agreed to pay the unpaid balance owed on the purchase of the building; and ; r WHEREAS, on September 28, 1973 the County remitted a cbeck in *0 amount of $103,369.52 to the City and that said check was -in Payne& t of the balance duet on the building and interest thereon through September 30, 1973 in the amount of $68 s 619. S2 and the sale : price of the real property in then a of $34,750.00, and WHEREAS, said ,check was deposited in the Library Sale Fund and ter__ FFFF RESOLUTION NO.,�,, WHEREAS, the proceeds of the no t'properfyr in the anauNR of $3497"0" wer disbursed to the Qmwral Fund in the ashow t of $S * 389.86 00 ra the General Fund for special assessuenU on the property Said by 00 ftM0 end ` the balance of $29,,362.44 to the Park Bond Redemption Fund Ommmm the property was purchased with Park bond monies); a nd WHEREAS, as of November 3, 1975, there is cash on hand in the ashohnht . of S153, 701.72 in the Library Sale Fund; and WHEREAS, on November 3, 1975, there remains library bonded iad it i rasm °£ in the annount of $100,000.00 outstanding; and fn WHERE M, Section ?J I of the City Charter does Povide dw tBbd C nMU fr , with Pull authority by resolution to make permanent transfers all fads which may be created, provided that such transfers are not inconstab sa with the t Provisions of relevant covenants, the provisions of the City Charter or &stet Statute: BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, that the sum of $109,660 be transferred from the.1Abr*V. ad* Fund to the Library Bond Redemption Fund to provide the balance of haft usmovary to guarantee the payment of all outstanding bond principal balances, all #wMre -oupon payments, and all future paying agent charges ateributablu: to the tdbnuy Bond Redemption Fund; and ` BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the balance of $41, remwritasp the ` Lbrary Sale Fund after the transfer for debt redemption, be transferred to the " Capital Projects Fund to be used for capital expenditures in accordance with rules and regulations established by the Council for the Capital Projects FutA, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that it is hereby determined that fhe levy of a direct ad valorem tax on all taxable property in the City previously mrde and certified in the amount of $98,400 collectable in the years 1377 thromo 1984 In connection with the finnoMp of tM cons of the pdAft UhMV Is SMVes- sary and that the Auditor of Hennepin County is hereby rapeeted to can" t w said levies for the years 1977 through 1984 previously cirtifiedi a" BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is hereby' authoe#serd and directed to transmit a certified copy of this resolution to said Hinnapin Coaftty Auditor forthwith; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Director of Fianance be directed 10 close the books and records of the Library Sale Fund and be authorised to deposit aw Investment interest accrued to (but not yet paid to) the Lib rary Sale Fund at the z time of the closing of the fund, to the Capital Projects Fund when it is paid, RESOLUTION NO •.�...�_ k. R , ,s Date Mayor Y h ATTEST: c1drk The motion for the a toption of the forego l" resolutlm was duly "Can" by member a and u po n vote being takes thereon, tba.AW voted in favor thereof: €, and the followfng voted against the sasses whereupon said resolutions was dactared duly Passed anti &doped* 5 t s e 4 j r. #vq Member introduced the fallowing resolution and'awwod its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CLOSING OF THE ]POOR Ftf'tiT A ND TQ TM F s WHEREAS, the City of Brooklyn Center does maintain a "POOR MXW to provide accounting for the financial activities of providing reW to flier and the taxes levied therefor; and WHEREAS, on Tammuy 1. 1974, Heaneon County 4i"woed t�psa►s# �►ty for all poor relief in Hennepin County and the responsibility far therefor- and WHEREAS, there is no longer a need for the POOR FUND: and WHEREAS', all obligations of the Fund have been satisfied and .Nett remains a cash balance of $15,861.64 and delinquent takes receivable in the - amount of $720.33 in the Fund; and WHEREAS, Section 7.11 of the City Charter does provide the Cay Council rn,.f with full authority by resolution to make permanent transfers between. all fends wtuch may be created, provided that such transfers are not inccil�e►ri the provisions of relevant covenants, the provisions of the City;Charters Or Rate Statute: BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the City Council of the iFIty of Brooklyn Center that the Director of Finance be directed to close the books and records of the POOR FUND*, to transfer the amount of $15,861.64 to the GEATVAL FXWD to assign the future collections of delin taxes of the Fund, to the GENElti1l. f° FUND and to assign any investment interest accrued: to (but not yet paid to) the b- POOR FUND at the time of the closing of the Fund to the GENERAL FUND when it is paid. „ Date May .. AT r ESTV Clerk 4 The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ' � resaiution tea duly s member , and upon vote being taken th all 01 un , the Wkwuv voted in favor thereof: and the fallowing voted ag ainst the same; where4pon said resolution was declared duly passed arm adopted,* z Member introduced the Aglow" r"ajud it arld so ad, Its adoption: RESOLUTION NO._ RESOLUTION TO A ITHMM THE MCGI G OF THE TRAINING FUND AND TO TRANSFER ITS FUNDS TO THE' ` GENERAL FVpdD _ u .:. WHEREAS, on December 18, 1964, the "GROUP TMINING FUNDP V^S created to account for the financial activities in connection with q training seminars which were conducted by the City and participated is by iiae amp!oyeas and those of other municipalities; and WHEREAS, the Fund has been inactive for a . nuabw of years an t Is no longer a need for the Fund; and WHEREAS, all obligations at the Fund have been satisfied And dM& remains a cash fund balance of $63.34 in the Fund: and k WHEREAS, Section 7.11 of the City Charter ores provide the; City Cotuudl with full authority by resolution to make went transfers all funds which n: ay be created, Provided that such transfers are not inc onstatent with. tits ` Provisions of relevant covenants, the provisions of the City City-,Charter or State Statute: BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the City Omwil of the City al Center that the DirOMW of Fine ac er be dimetsd to close Rise bunks am gods €" of FU GROUP TRAINING FUND and transfer the amount of $63.30 to the GENERAL r V N D e Date Mayor ATTEST: Clerk The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly x*coaded by member , and upon vote being taken thereon, the fo voted in favor thereof'; and tho following voted against the same: wh _ore r % r said re solution was declared duly pa's s ed and adopted. j MY CF M+ I= CMITU ORD20 E lid' e,w_........ :.. THE CITY COUNCM or TU Ow ©r IMOOUYX a DOWQ Atl h ; .. Section 1. Chapter 27 of this City Cedttxm*s is kembr ammmdad *a Aolbws Section 27«120, PAItI G AM OS3181? D. [2. No person in ebaeye of any vekfcl* 96s11 park or permit emb vehicle to stand upon the roadway of any pdblic higWay ac s street in they City of Broo Canter or within an duly y . established fire lone contrary to posted prohiiltjovsj NQ 220211 AMMO of arty v019W shall irk 9% As No& ve ,isle to s ld jjjQn any simpl. hw r, 2gdam _lot es oth2[ ate.. IM City of �gollIZA g„ � K Is v�i„iSUM of ga in r_www� r i rr wwrww� rn ww x : Section 2. This o=diaawe doll becom miketIve eftae odmkbu md hJjty (30) days following Its leg publication. Adopted this day of ,ls._r,..r..• Mayor ATTEST: f .. Clerk Date Published w , E:factive Date (Brackets indicate matter to be del4tad, underline Loiicates now mttar.) ri. k r � � i t1L' • i• In • ill +A.i a-7 ' Imo' i Y i• L• Al 4i' a L..,'�` i . 5 ° i r ,.:♦ '2 f .r O i. ..41.1. ..5 s.'li . t S• ::l b:' p" .' e T 11 • • • a i1_ !.�:il a _i • t , .�± . A A,: V7 • ILI :t s r . •� • r�r : t - •' +- � it �. s Te EMU AML K2db 19 Section 2. This. ordinance shell becom effemve after ad thirty (30) days fo UOwft its legal gtblicatim. ,.. Adopted thi day of M ATTEST; Mork Date of Publkatieft E Effective Date (Underling indicates now matter.) l4,a y�+�r a CITY or D ikom w fill t °# M ORDINMCE AMEU M; CMIPTER 35 Op M CITY ORDINANCIRS REIATM TO PAIJaNG ISM ISHUM XM rw O Z Z61 91 = wr.rs r.rwFSwi...aiw..w TM CITY COUNCIL Or "M CIZY O! BROCIMM MIVIII Me amw M .: FOLLOWS Section 1. Section 35 -704 is hereby amended as f0llW9I {(4�1 Other comercial uses, excluding wholesale: gigs Avildinal, v 2f Sh • uses otherwise listgd in thAs seg&LM ,§,u ldi!lcj gr2ss Qu , B�aa .. Floor Area fC:1►.111 1: ftece Per i r' • i 20 A. 2 00 2Q.02Q g o, ft. lw +190 over 220, as. ., � ..... , G`. Section 2. This ordinance *ball become etfectiV"O, bt r adoption and upon thirty (30) days following its -legal prblicetuft. • Adopted this day of P Y Mayor +c' ATTEST t ` . Clark Date of Publication Effective Date (Brackets indicate utter to be deleted, underlies isdieate b t:: matter.) Y. ll, 1975. Licenses to be approved by the City Council on November Bachman's Garden Store Brookdale i .�„ spa aiii a.�. Premium Quality Trees (2 locations) 3119 Thurber Road. Northwest; YMCA 420 Winnetka L William Pierce 9205 Courthouse Blvd. City Cl rk Dean's VeAC;ing P.O. Bo c 390 Brookda le Mote 1 6330 Lyn a le' Ave. N. City Cl rk {" Green Meadows 3319 19th Ave. N. �, ... .` Tire City, Inc. 6810 Brooklyn Blvd. City Cl erk. BNEE Kennedy & Cohen, 2..100 Freeway 'Blvd fl Saft itarian Iff gMR L' FOOD Vag D ,�O rAc pE LI_CEN�SE Dean' vend ing P.O. Box-380 Brookdale 14ate 6500 Lyndale Ave. N.. Lit A itarian P R SHfA LE FOO `VENDINt3 Dean'a _Vending P.O. Box 390 Brookdale Motel 6300 Lyndale Ave. N. S Ma rian • RETAL 1FAQ112 Z4=11 Mrs., Delores ' R ege,I Dresser, WI D irecto r Of Planning and Inspection