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COUNCIL AGENDA
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1984
APPROVAL -OF MINUTE8 INly A3
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1. Regular Meet -ng of' A, 1984
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C, ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS
D. LETTERS AND PETITIONS
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G. ITEMS TAB'L,ED
,T BUSINESS
Regular Meeting, of the City Council, - July 23, 1984. 7: 3 0 P., m.
The City Clouncil met on the above date, with the following
members present: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos. Member,±,,-
absent: i1ohnson,
A-! Kehri moved, and Curley seconded that the minutes of the Minutes
Regular Meeting of July, 9, 19�,84 be-approved. Roll call,
Ayes-. Franke, Keh,rl, Cu,ril,ey, and Demos,,, N'ays.- nonel
B-1, Curley moved and Kehr seconded approvial of William Jones' William Jones
relquest, for rezoning from R-1 to R,-i2 and special use permit
for.P,U',D,, at, 25511, Lexington,., with the following conditions.
1) The Planniedi Unit Development sih,all, be constructed in
accordance with plans diated, 5/20,/84 except that the
buildings are to be, moved 1,0 feet to the south and a
private drive 'is to' be constructed S feet from the north
property line ,
2) Dedication of' cul-die-sac as indicated on, plans by dee
prior to :issuancle of' permits.
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3) Applicant agrees to construct a private driveway at his
own expense on, the owner's property,,
4) Englineeri"'ng detail for utilities, and grading shall be
subject to " engineering staff approval. The water supply
shall be provided by a, public, water line extension to
Dunlap Strelet. The appli,cant, must petition for the water
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service improvement,,
5) Final, landscape plans shall be subject to staff review with
installatiioln to be complete prifor to the occupancy permit,,
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6) The private drive shall be constructed to the City standards.
7) Exterior building matierials shal,l be subiject to City staff
review.
Roll call, Ayes: ran i+ Kehr, Curley, and Demos. Nays: none.
B-i2 Curley, moved and Keihr seconded denial of' Goff Cons truction Is Goff Constructi(
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request for special use permit for P.U.D.,, pir,elimina y plat,
A I L on of right-of-way at 1230 Rosie Place, Roll calls,,
Ayes;-, Franke,i Kehr,, Curley and, Diemosi.1 Nay,s: none,
B-3 Kiehr moved and Curley seconded approval of an amendment to the Day Care
zoning code allowing day care as a, speicial, use in all Business
Distrl-Licts and in, the Shoppling Center District. Roll call, Ayes:
Franke, KehrA Curley and Demos, Niay,s,: none,,
COUNCIL MINUTES
July, 23,, 1984,
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Bi-4 Kehr moved and Curley seconded approval of' an amendment t*
the zoning code, alliowing, off-sale liquor establishments in
Bl.-B B-2,t B-31 B-4, and, Shopping Center 0
zoning districts
as a permitteld usel in a shopping center., defined as.
Off-sale liquor.."'`
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E-3 Kiehr moved and Curley seconded approval of William Mertz' WIL 11 i am!, Me rt z
rieq,uest for minor variance to allow the construct ion of an
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addition to the existing house extending to within 20 feet,
17 inches of the rear, yiard,propert,y line at 78,4 Oakcrest.
Rol,l call,, Ayes: Franke,, Kehr,, Curley and, Demos,, Nays:
none.
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E-5, Curley moved, and, Kehr seconded approval of Jeff Ni I en Jeff Nielsen
request for divi,sion of lot and S fiaot variance to parking
setba,c,k at 2,055 Rice
conditions: . and, 2045 Rice, with the following
1,) That cross easements for parking be recorded at the tirn
of the lot, division. i
2) That the final d,riainage plan be approved by the City Staff,
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Jul,y 23,, 1984
3) That the devellopment. be completied as, pier plans dated
6/21/840
Roll call es a
Aym Franke, K'eh,ri., Curley and Demos. Nays:
IIone,
E-6 Kehr molved and Curleyseconded approval of Will u Co
ni 5 M anies
request for 1,0 foot variance to, friont yard setback at 2845
Hamline, and approval of the cons t,riuct ion olf a sidewalk
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5 feet, easterly of the, east property line, with the following
conditions:i
1) That the handicapped, access, walkway orient to the south
and that the second set of stairs be deleted from the
plan,
2) That the variance run only for the life of the stucture.
Roll call, Ayes: Franke, ehr.., Curley and Demos. Nays: none.
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E-7 Behr moved, and Franke seconded the continuance of Ed Flaherty's Ed Flaherty
reques,t, for variance to rear, yard setback and driveway setbacks
at 1925 Lexington, to the August 27., 1 ,84 Council Meeting,
Roll call,, Ayies: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos, Nays: none.
E- e r moved, and, Franke selconded, approval of' Charles Maiwurmls Charles Hai'Murm
request for di,vi,sion, of lot at 17616 Alta Vista Drive with
the following conditions:
1) That 10 feet of right-of-way be dedicated along Dale Street.
2) That the additional sianitariy se,wer ass%�ssment be paid upon
su,b division.
3),
That a sanitary sewer service easement be dedicated along
the northerly property, li,ne,
4) That the applicant petition for a public water service to
serve this l,ot and the water service project be approved,
5) That any drive wi i th, access to, Dale Street must be a
turnaround.1
11koll, call, Ayes: Franke,, Kehr,, Curley and Demos. Nays: none,
E-91 Keh,r moved, and Franke seconded apprioval of Rose Carburetor's
request for 5, foot variance to, north, side ya,rld setback at
1695i Fernwood, with the condition that the development occur
accoirdi'ng to 'the site plan dated 4 215/84, R 4
/i oll call, Ayes.
Franke, Kehr, Curleiy and Diemos.1 Nays: none.1
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COUNCIL MINUTES
July 23 1984,
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E-10 Keh econded approval of Doree Priem's
request for, variance to parking setback to allow parking up
to the north, and least property lines at 17'39 Rice with
the following conditions:
That the variance be 11"Mited to the period of time that
the exisit in structure remains in operation,
21) That, the expanded dTiveway and paTking areas be bordere
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with poured in-place coincretle curib.1
Roll call.,, Ayes: Pr e, Ke'hr, Curley, and Demos. Nays: none,
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Boulevard
Parking
Off-sale liquor
hearings
COUNCIL MINUTES
July 2,3.,, 1984
R-14 No action was', taken, on the Commissioners" award regarding the PIK Terminal
R"16 Curley moved and Kehr seconded the adoption of a resolution Resolution
for consolidated Projects P-82-21 (Farrington and Iona Lane),, 7627
1M -82-22'(Farrington Strielet), and P-82-32 (Matilda and Iona
Lane) receiving the assessment riolls, and, call1ing for a hearing
loin August 13, 1984.9i for the Proposed assessments, Roll call,
Aye Franke, Kehr Curley and Demos. Nays: none.
Curley moved and Kehr seconded the adoption of a resolution Resolution
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for pro'ect P-8,2-23, (County Road, C-21,), rei,ceivinz the assessment
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rol,l and calling, for a hearing on August 13, 1984 for the
proposed, asisessments. Roll call,, Ayes.- Franke, Kehr., CuTley
and Demos .1 Nilays - none,
Curley moved and Kiehri secionded, the adoption of a resolution Resolution
for consioll"idated projects P-82-25 (Transit Ave.). P-82-27 7629
(Oxford Street), P-8211-29 (Chatsworth Street) and P-82-30
(Traftsit Avenue) receng the assessment t'olls and calling
for a, hearing on August 13,, 19,84 for the proposed assessments,
Roll call,, Ayes,m. Franke,, Kehr,, Curley and Demos, Nays: nonee
E-17 Franke moved and Kehr seconded the establishment of a work session Counci 1
at 7:00 pl,,m,., July 30th,, 1984 at the Roseville City Hall for Work Sessiorl
purposes of discussing preliminary budget 'Information for 1985,
Roll �Call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos. Nysm none
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E-18 Kehr moved and Curley slecondied the acceptance of the Quit cla*
1m Presbyterian
doled and, easements from Presbyterian homes and instructing the Homes
City Attorney, to file the documents with Ramsey County,
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july 23i, 1I_84
E-19 Kehr moved and, Curley secionided approval of the Gambling licenses Gambling
for the following organizations. Licenses
Knights of Columbus,
25,55 N. Snelling
Tip Board
Roseville
Post 7555
1145 Woodhi' '11
Tip Board
Raff I ell
R,oseitolwn Memorial Post 5414-
1700 W. Col. Rd,, C',
Pladdlewhileel,
Tip Board
,laffle
Kehr moved and Curil,ey slecon,d,ed, approvail of' the application for
the following Bii*ngo liicenses.,
n Hill for,
Kn, ights of Collumbus
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25551 N, Snelling
Betty Anne Witte for.,
Amilerican Legion at,,
2 5 5 51 . N. Sn,e I I ing
Russell A. Greenblush for,
B-Dale Men's, Club
2100 N, Snelling
Kehr moved and �Curl,ey sileconded approval of the foilowing Malt
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Iteverage On,-Salie Licenses,,,
Arby I s G ap B ar
318, Rosiedal,e Center 2393 Nq R1011c]
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Happy Ch,ef Earls Plizza,
25170 N.i Cleveland 1,7148, N., Lexington
Davanni's P1zza Aces 66
1,9105 W, Perimeter Rdq 1,912 N'. Lexington,
Bingo
Licenses
Malt Beverage
on-sale
Licenses
Kehr moved and, Curley, seconded approval of the attached licenses: Licenses
COUNCIL MINUTES
July 213, 11�9814
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E-20 Kehr moved and Franke seconded, approval, of the followinIN
checks and total, amiounts:
C11heck #8,56912 - 8593 8 III A, 49 ph 110, *1 • A • 0 $287,134a56
#93992 - 940601 . 0 & 0 IN it 0 V * $224 # 826 ■ ✓l
#'1409 35*88
# 1, 16 2 939*20
Roll, call,,, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley, and Demos. Nays: none,
Curley, moved and Franke seconded that the meeting be adjourned
at 1,01:1,0 pm. Roll call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos.
Nay,s: none,
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ATTUT:
Manager,
Mayor
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COUNCIL MI ' NUTES
July 231, 1984
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Ron, B3"-rch, Cu,stom Bldrs
3,7818 LaBore Rd.
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
(612) 429-6514
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Kennedy Construction
485, Dudley Ave.
Shoreview, MN 515112
(61,2) 4,8i3-24,23
-d Murr
930-1,8ith
So . St. Paul , MN
(612) 4,51-0129
Andover Plumbing
16193 Vintage St.
Anoka, MN 55303
(612) 427-5395
Hokanson Plumb ing
1451-92nd Lane
Blaine, MN 55434
(612) 784-4792
Schafhauser Plumb ing
1199 Albemarle St.
55075 St. Paul., MN 55117
(612) 489-3879
Nature Homes Inc,.
5913 Otter V20-ew Tr,,
White BeAr, MN 55110
(612) 4�9-59712
Northern Asphalt Constl, Inc,
11064 RaddJson R,d. N.E.
Mpls, MN 554314
(612i) 7814-1805
Sussiel Corparation
1,9�201 Como, Ave.
Sti, Paul, MN 5151101
(612) 64514=03311
Wall, Master
1197 Pay'nie Ave.
Paul, MN 515110-11
(612,), 771-5151 1
lime �Z
Dav Co Goincrete Company
13401 Park Road
Chanhassen, MN 55317
(1612,) 474-52461
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Hokans on Plumb i*ng
1451-92nd Lane
Blaine, MN 55434
(612) 784-4792
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Wayne Waidoch
790 - 3rd Ave, N*w,
New Brighton, MN 55112
(612) 636-8153
COUNCIL MINUTES
July 23�, 1984
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E-1,9 Kehr molvie,d and Curley seconded approval of' the followin
c,orpoTatie licenses
Midwest Great Diane Nankin Express
1905 W. Co. Rd. C 1885 W.1 Perimeter Dr.
Cigarette Mach line Restaurant - Short Order
Red Arrow baste Disposal Serv,
44 E Acker St. Romeio Salsals Inc.
St. Paul, MN 55117 21,0�O No. Snelling
Garbiage/Rubbish Hauling Restaurant - meals
Amu,siem,ent Device
Ace Solid Waste Mgt,.
3'118 N.W01 162 Lane Rax Restaurant, Inc.
Anoka,
.v, NIN' 55303 1875 W. Co, Rd. B2
Garb,age/Rubb ish Haul in g Restaurant
Wayne's Standard. York Steak House
2171 No. Hamline 142 Rosedale Center
Gas Station Restaurant - Meals
Cigarette Machine Cizarette Machine
'Vend ing Machine
Yew King Chinese Food
Mop Shop,
708 W. Co. Rd. B
21,345 R ce St @bi
Restaurant - INfeals
Beauty Shop
Restaurant - Short order
Planha,ndle Restaurant
Rosetiown American Legion Post #51,42
1125 Larplenteur
7100 W. Col. Rd C
Restaurant - Meals
Restaurant meals
Pool 1, Tables
Pool Billards
Amusement Device (8)
Musi c Machine
Pat'' s it Fashion
Candy,, Nut, ,, Soft Drinks
323 W. Grandview
Cigarette Machine
Beauty/Barber Shop
Amusement Device (1)
Shea ls On Snelling
Bir i dg eman 'I's
28,75 No. Snelling
2150 Nol. Lexington
Bar ber/Beauty Shop
Ice Cream, Shop
Restaurant - Short order
Cigarette Machine
Lee's Billard's
1,311,9 11. Larpenteur
Pool 1, Tables
Lenny 11111PS111
Amusement Device (8)
95 Rosedale Center
Nfusic Machine
Restaurant, - Meals
Cigarette Machine
COUNCIL MINUTES - Ju,l,y 23,
1984 - page 9,
Midland Hills Country Cluj.
Austrian Oblaten
2823� Hamli,ne Ave,
Swiss Colony Cheese She
Hay Chef
Bakery
151 Rosedale, Cienter
25. g 0 No, Cleveland
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11garette - over, the counter,
Grocery
Restaurant - meals
Gas Station
The Yogurt Maker
Cigarette Machine
Blue Bell Ice Cream
B-Dale Club,
Rosedale
3218 Snelling Ave.
21,OO No Dale
NCR Comten
Mp�ls,,., MN 55406
Mobille Vendor
Candy, Nuts., Soft Drinks
2700 No. Snelling
,2633 Ricle St.
Music Machine
Cigarette'Machine
Gas Station
Pool 4 Bi,llards
Restaurant - Meals
Gap Bar
Cigarette Machine
Cigarette Machine
2393 No ft Rice St.
Malt Beverage - of ia,l
Restaurant - short, order
an, Racquet Club
Dairy Queen #1
1720 No. Lexington
Cigarette Machine
2400 W. Col. Rd. D
Candy, Nuts, Soft Driz"i
Malt Blleverage-olf'f sale
Ice Cream Shop
Kowski D11, spilosAl
Food Nfg..0D1`Lst.
Restaurant -Short Order
156,0 Oakdale W'
Steak and, Ale
W # st A Paul . MN 5511,8
Garbage/Rubb ish Hauling
1893' Hwy 361
Davanni's Pizza
Restaurant - meals
1905 IV, Perimeter Dr.
Amusement devic e (2)
Amsement Device (6)
Roseville Animal Hosp.
Cigarette, Machine
Game Room
2610 No .1 Snelling
Restaurant _Nleal s
Hosp 01 (Vet)
Wendy 's
Music Machine
Cizarette Machine
1899 W. Perimeter Rd.
Boir,g�stroim Coast to Coast
Restaurant short order
2100 No,., Snelling
Rosedale Towers
F 0
irearms
1700 W. Hwy 36
Candy, Nuts, Soft Drinks
Rainbow Foods
Cigarette Machine
1201, IV. Larpenteur
Grocery
,Owasso Beauty Salon,
Cigarette over the counter
Hillsborough Bldg.
1615 So. Ow4asso
Malt Beverage - off sale
2345 Rice St.
Beauty Shop
Restaurant - short order
Cigarette Machine
Aces 616
Roseville Clhry'. Ply.,
Midland Hills Country Cluj.
1912 No., Lexington
2805 Hwy. 35'W No.
2001 Fulham
Candy, Nuts,, Soft Drinks
Cigarette Machine
Cigarette Machine
C "
11garette - over, the counter,
Gas Station
The Yogurt Maker
Penny I S
Malt Beverage, - off Sale
1,20, Rosedale Center
Rosedale
Restaurant, short order
Cigarette Machine
Jerry "s into Service
,2633 Ricle St.
Lunch Box
Ramsey Engineering
Gas Station
5108 Rosedale Center
1853 W. Co. Rd. C
Restaurant Short Order
Cigarette Machine
Caterpillar 'Tractor Col.
1,4011 W. Co. Rd., B
ARA Services
J. J. Young
Cigarette Machine
211,830 No. Fairview,
12328 Nfay Ave.
Gas P um, p
Stillwater
Food Nfg..0D1`Lst.
Garbage/Rubbish Haul*
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COUNCIL MINUTES - July 23, 1984, - page 10
Amoco Oil Co. Command Performance Haagen Dazs
2288 W. Co., Rd. C' 1,716 No. Lexington. 193 Rosedale Centeill
Bulk Storage Barber/Beiauty Shop Ice Cream Shop i
Horrigan, Haul ling
121 E. Arlington
Garbage/Rubbish Hauling,
Tiobaccolane
183 Rosedale Center
Cigarette-over the counter,
Rapid, Oil Change
1,925 Lexington
Gas Station
Cligarette i- over, the counter
Browning Terris
P.O. Rox 10
55440
Gairbiagle/Ruggish Hauling
Roseville Union Oil
21510, or Hamlinie
Gas Station,
Cigarette Machine
Awl
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Superamerica, The Village Laundermat
278S No. Hamlinie 2803 No ilamline
Cigarette -over the counter Self Service Laundry
Grocery
Gas Station
Vending Machine The Barbers
Ryder Truck Rental
2580 Long Lake Rd.
Truck Rental
Gas Pumps -pr ivate
G�arrett Freightlines,
2845 No. Cleveland,
C logarette Machine
Nutrition World
Har Mar Mall
Grocery
K! ine Olds
35W'& Co. Rd. C
� igarette Machinill
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1681 No .1 Rice St., F eve tro Inc.
Groicer' y 19,57 W. Co. Rd. C2
Gas Station Food Mfg Dist.
Cilgarette-ovier the counter
Hari Mar, I. I I, l I l
21,0,0 No. Snelling
Theatre -. Indoor
Candy, Nuts, Soft Drinks
Vending Machine
H'ar Mar CionemaIV., Xii
2100 No. Sinelling
01
'Theatre - Indoor
Vending Mach line
Roseville 4 Theatre
1,211 Larplenteur
Theatre
Candy, Nuts, Soft Drinks
Anacon Foods
1957 W. Co. Rid,. �C 2
Food disit.0
Tniversal Foods
011 We Co. Rd. C2
Food Mggi,, Dii I st.,06
1734 No. Lexington
'-p
Barber/Beauty Shoi
The Bar ber is
1684 No. Lexington
Barber/Beauty Shof
Victoria Stat 'ion
2300 No. Cleveland
Restaurant - meals
Paul Bunyan Inn
2965 No. Snel I ing
Restaurant -Meals
Clogarette Machine
Motel Rooms (96)
Burger King
2151 No. Snell-Ing
Restaura del
Dairy Queen
1739 Rice St.
Candy, Nuts., Soft Drinks
Ice Cream Shop
Jerry's Spur
2151 No. Dale
Malt Beverage-off sale
Clark 0I1
Espresso Deli 2154 No Lexington
1,37' Rosedale Center Candy, NVts, Soft Drinks
Bakery Cigarette -over the counter
Restaurant -short order
Nature Food Centers
Arby's 518 Rosedale Center
318 Garden Grodery
Restaurant-short order
CO�UNCIL MINTUTIES - July 2113., 1984i page 11
Denn " s
1 1& Davels Spiorting Goods
1180 Summer, Stw
F 01 rie, arme s
Sanitiation Service
RT 1 Box 17
S t icy, MN,
Ga,rbage�/Rubbl"'sh Haul,in,cr
Karme Ikorn Sh,op�pes
5114 Rosediale Center,
Candy',I Nuts,, Soft, Drl'nk,,.,..l
Animal Farm
1711, No. Rice
Pe t, Shop
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Jim's Barber Sho,jrl
70�4 Wmi Co. Rd,,i B
Barber Shop,
Ace s 66
19,12 No. Lexington
Candy, Nuys.,, Soft, Drinks
Gas Station
Cigarette -over the counter
Malt Beverage
Earl"s Piziza,
17148 No. Lexiington
Ci gar ette -over the counter
Malt Beverage-off sale
Restaurant . short oirder
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Flapjack Clountry 4
a a nt meals
CiLgareitte Machinei
I Na a ImIal
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WHEREAS: Rosedale Center openied for business on Au ust 4. 969 wl
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,801 sitiolres, and todayi, August, 1984, 'is sur-region 1 al shopping
center of' 151, stores located gin Roseville innesota,, and
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WHEREAS. Rosedal,e Center merchants collectvely employ over 4,010�O persons;
and,
WHEUA,S., Rosedale Center "it's owner The Equitable Life Assurance Society
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of the United States, it I s' managi ng agent The Center Compan iies
the Rosedale Cienter, Merchants Associat ion, and Rosedale meTch-
ants, have, contributed to the business growth and development of
Roseville; and
WBEREAS: Rosedal,e has consistently maintained a noteworthy record of
supporting civic and community projects including Central Park
Foundation..1 District -623 Fine Arts Pestlival, Art Scholarship,
Art, Auction,, Suburban, Area Chamber of Commerce, and Roseville
Chamber of Commerce; and
WHEREAS Rosedale Center will continue to provide the community with
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convement shopping., employment and business opportunities,
civic, cultural, recreational, leducational and entertaining
special events -
NOWx THEREFORE I,.,, June Demos, Mayor of the City of Roseville, do hereby
proclaim the week of August, 20-261, to be:
9ALUTE TO ROSEDALE CENTER in, Roseville., . Minnesota,
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AGENDA SECTION HEARINGS ORIGINATING
PUBLIC WORKS
ITEM DESCRIPTION.
Cont inuat "ion of StormI III ovement ST-84-08
Area North of Co. Rd. BI-2 between Fairview Ave., and- Fry Sts
MEETING
DATE'.
MUMMA
IEPT HEAD APPROVAL.
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The meetings wi, th 'the neighbors-weTe held, and no special problems were found con-
cerning altering the location of the pond. The developers proposal of having an
above grade piond did, not, prove to be feasible. This was because of the need to have
the pond low eniough to receive waters from the, sur-rounding land,, other than the
TANURB, si ite.
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�On the pil,us s ide is the fact that the tax increment area would be more intensely
utilized and the fact, that, the TANURB owners, have offered to maintain the pond after
its completilion. Because the acre of land will not have to be acquired for right-of-
way purposes,,, the added cois-t in the construct ion are more than offset. The project
could, therefore' continue in accordance w3ith, the ornally published total contract
price
ik�iEC�OMME,NDED COUNCIL ACTION: Adoption of' a resolution approving the construction of
Project ST-814-08 and, authorizing the staff to prepare
the necessary, plans and, specifications,
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ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV.:� DEPT HEAD APPROVAL,
PUBLIC WORKS
ITEM NI T ITEM DESCRIPTION'.' SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARGINS FOR IVIGR. V VIEWED/ RECOM
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e3i.. F IVE IMPROVMENT
ES
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There are f3*'L,vie assessment hearings scheduled, to be held August 13, 1984. These are listed
below with, identifications and type of 'improvement, It, is suggested that the procedure for
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processing these hearings be used, as follows:
A., Mayor calls the hearing by announcing:
C.1 Engineer Presents summary, of nature of improvements and areas involved.
D151 Fiscal consultant presents summary of financing and assessments.
E. Manager, presents communications received concerning each project.
F. Mayor opens hearing to public. Each sp,leaker must identify himself and give
the street address, of the property he is referring to
G. Mayor closes, hearing,
H Council a,d,opts., or cont i"nues adoption of' the assessment rolls to the August 27,, 1W
regular council meeting, held at 7:30 pi.m,.
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PROJECT NO, LOCATION
TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT'
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P-,82-21 Farrington St. from'.
Paving
County Road C to Iona Lane
P-82-,22 Farrington St. from Iona Lane to Co. Rd. C-2
Paving
any Lane from Farrington St., to, 1.. rini'a St
Twe
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U P-821-32 Matilda, St. from Co. Rd. C-,21 to Iona, Lane and
Paving
Iona Lane from Matilda to Farrington Streets
P- 812 -2s Trans3ot Ave. from Brooks to Chatsworth St.
Paving
ro
Q P-82-2117 Oxford, St., from Brooks to sout,h, of' Transit Ave.
Pavino,
CP
P-82-29 Chatsworth St. from Brooks to Transit Avenues.
Paving
P-8,2-30 Triansit Ave. from Chatsworth, to Churchill Streets.,
Paving
P- 8211- 23 Co. Rd. C-2 from Rice St. to Western, Ave.
Paving
'STl- P -82 8 Skillman, Avenue from Hamline to, Pascal Avenues
Storm -Sewer & Paving
-SS-83-,04 Sioutheast, corner of Dale and Co. Rd., B.
Sanitary sewer Telo-
cation.
RECOMMENDED COUNCIL, ACTION: Council may adopt the asisessments rolls
at this meeting,
or they may continue all the hearings until August 27,
after, which the assessment, rolls would be
adopted,
DATE- 8/IL84
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
1) 'That the platting ofthe three new,parce�ls, be completedw
,2) 'That, the relocation, of the sanitary sewer and the construction of the
water main be done to it standards.
3) 'That, additional easements for new public utilloties be recorded d
I an
that the old easements be vacated,,
4) That be kept off utility
easements',
5) That ioint drivewayand access easements between all parcels bilir
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recorded,.
6) That approval from the state for fillin,g activity oin, State right-of-way
be sec,ured.
7), That the developer work to -reduce the driveway grades as much as possible,,
8) That additional -of-way to 49.5 feet be dadi'cated
rig,ht along Rice Street.
9) That a nonmotorized pathway be coinstructed along Rice Street, but not
acr,osis the Country Kitchen parceT.uil�t
110) 'That drai*.nagie plans be subject to Staff' review.
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11) !bat the access easement leading west of the parcel to Marion Street be
vacateld..,
12) That the proi I eict be developed according to plans dated 7/2/84.
Theire, was a misunderstandiong between the developer and City staff regarding the
need, -for a Plat for the development., The dieveloper has indicated a desire to
crie,ate separiate lots for the apartment building and the office building. In
add, it ion 4i
,, a Portion of' the northerly property i's to be divided off and retained
by, the Country Kitchien owners. The creation of 3 or more new parcels requires
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a pre,l,i , minary plat.
'Th,ei devel,oper has indicated he will proceed with, the platting process, but
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would like the Council to take action on, the rezoning and special use permit
at this time,
Attached is the Planner's report., Council previously received the drainage.,
utilities and site plans.,
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
AGENDA SECTION'.' :ORIGINATING, �DEPT./D,IV.'.
Hearings, Administration
ITEM N�O.i. ITEM DESCRIPTION. Shorewood Corporation request for rezoning
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DAT E: �J/ 13/ 8 4 59MONNNO&WOMW
COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED,,-. Motion, approving/ deny ing Shorewood COrporationvs
request for rezoning7 from R"l wd R-6 to R-3A ant
from R-1 to Bi-1, and special use permit. to allow
a structu:r1ei with 61 units at 2231 R-ice,, with
condit-ilons., of' desired,
�-u Ix t
I Auguist, 1984
Northwest Corner of Highway 36 and
Rice Street
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Rezonl i ng f rom R-1 and R-6 to R-3
Splec I'al Use Permit for Structure
Greater than 24 Units I
'The R-3A DiLstrict requires 1,700 square feet of land for each one bedro
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unit and 2,i5iOiO �square feet for each two bedroom unit. There are 20 on
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bedroom units and 41 two bedroom units requiring 136,500 square feet 01
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I and 'The proplerity is 1.6 acres which equals 1561816 square feet, thu
leavilng an overage of' 20,3116 feet. In other wordsp theoretically, mor
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unItis could havie been prioposeld on the, 'site.
4. Attached, are cop:"Lles of the s1te plan p,riepa,red by the applicants architect,
You Will notice that there are two driveways going down the hill to the
a
cul-de-sac near the cienteir of the site One d riveway leads directly to
CASE NUMBER: 1526-84
APPLICANT': - Shoir�ewooid Corporiat ion
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80 Aitt,ach,ed is a c,olpy of comments, received from the engineering department
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regarding this developizeint. We suggelst that any positive action taken on
this proposal, should, L"'ncludle that list olf solvable concerns as conditions
wi
tiol the spelc3iial �use permit's
(3) A,did-i,ti,onalut*ll,'I'tYeasemen,ts will be needed for the new publ'c ut"lot*
and old utility easements will need ■ be vacated, I 1 1 ies,
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`4) Proposed landscaping
% trees in particular - will be kept off utiil*t
easements V
Joint driveway and access easements between all parcels will need to bz
prepared
(91) Sidewalk is req i
uOred along Rice Street per the ordi*nance, but not across
the already developed Country Kitchen parcel,
r1O) Drainage plans are incomplet,
1% h le, and due to the steeply sloping site,
erosilon protection will, be implortant,, Drainage plans should be subject
to sit,a,ff review,
If the development is approved,, it 'is the public works reco=endation
that the access easement, leading west of the parcel to Marion Street
to, ■ vaicated.
REQUEST-FOR COUNCIL ACTION
AGENDA SECTIOW. ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV.-
Hear ings, Administrat *1 On
ITEM NO.: ITEM DESCRIPTION!
Chop Stick Inc, request for special use
JS ---- y I permit at 17'4,4 Lexington,
MGR. Rg�[EWED/RECOMMEN%.-
The Planning Commission, at its August Ist meet ing., manimouslv recommended
apipiroval of' Ch,op Stick Inc. Is request for spec:Lal use permli t to allow dancing
,and 1 i've entertainment at 1744 Lexington, with the c,ondit ion that a 6 foot
high fence bei cionstructe,d to scTeen the out5idei trash facilities at the rear
of the builid:'Lng.
PLANNING REPORT
ACTION REQUESTED:
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS.
I.August 1984
1523-84
Chop, Stick, Inca (Chop Stick Inn)
Iftortheast Corner of Lexington Avenue
and Dionne Street
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Special Use, Permit to Allow Dancing in
Exil,sting Restaurant
1. The applicant proposies in a ISuppi'llemential Statement to Application f or
Special Use, Permit" (a short statement attached to the appli*cation) the
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"Applicant des i I riles to expand its current restaurant facilities to its
lower level space,.
%jurrently,, thLS space is r,entiei,d, out to, private parties and community
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trIganizations as a, bianquet hall.
The, prolplosed future use consists, of-
'We f*n,d that the allocat'
30 1 16 01 ion of dance, floor, space tends to reduce the
*tyi for dini g
cap a,c I a and thuss, tends to 114mist the volume of customers
rather, than expand 'it. Frequency i use,, however, Ti expand because of
the added capability.1 'To, our knowledg,ev approval of this special use
permit would applear not to, have, a deleterious impact on the general
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REQUEST FOR COU�NC�IL ACTION
AGENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING DEPT./DiV.."
Hearings Administration
1 4 NO .:1 II T IE I DESCRIPTI,OIN`
Rose of Lima Church request for special
use permit for P.U.D. and variance! at 12114,8 Eldridge,
DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL.
MGR.,f,REVIEWED/ RECOMMENDS'.
The Planning Commiss ion, at its August, Ist meeting, recommended, on a
5 Aye, 1 n,ay volte,, approval of St, Rose of Lima Church's request for
Special, use permit for P,iU,,D,, and varliance to side yard setback at
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12418 t1dridge, with the following conditions:
1) That, the, appl3licant. subm]Lt a landscaping plan for review by the staff
and the affected, neighbor,
That all driveway ma MUM' 0
s be a x3* fl 22 feet wide 'in the right-of�way-,
3) That 110 fleet of right-of-way be dedicated along Hamlineii,
That, the same exterior materials be used for the garage as are used
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in, the existing building,
That the development be" constructed "in accordance with plans dated
6/20/841&
Attached 'is the Planneir.'s report,
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'OUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: Motion app St,, Rose of Lima
PLANNING REPORT
FiCTION RElQUEST'EDis
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONSom
I.August 1984
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Northeast Quadrant of Haml ine Avenue
and Skillman Avenue
FK-1ppriolval of Planned Unit Development
Variance to Side Yard Setback
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2111 The Church has a long history in Roseville. The school was built 'in 1949
and, added to in 1,9514. They currently operate grades K-8 with
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ppro xima tely 400 students. The Ch,ur,ich was last expanded 15 years ago.
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They have 322 parking spaces on s i t, e,. The, facility serves approximately
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2,,2001 families in their siervi,ces area.,
3* Because there are a number, of pr incipal structures on the site, the
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P lanned revisions should 'be processed as a Planned Un:"Lt Development for
which a special use plermit is requiredo,
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As oif th3L,9 poilnt, no detailed, plans have 'been prepared indicating a method
of handling this transition from the least s ide of the garage to the
contigulouisil residence.., The, Planning, commission and Council may wish to
"der adding a condition to any app a
roval tht a landscape plan ■
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prepared subject to statt approval, tol adequately handle this transition,
5. The engineering staff' notes that the driveway for this new garage is
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proposed, to be 25 feet in width. The ord:Lnance limits driveways to
riesi,dential propert3".es; to 2i2 feet in width,.
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APPLICANT':' StIll Rose of Lima Church
7 'The. eng lerreering staff also points out that according to City policy, there
is a, need for a ten (10) foot dedication, contiguous to Hamline Avenue.
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Such a dedication would 'impact on oine of the two new handicap parking
spaces proposed -to 'be added southwesterly of the new garage.
Other then the mi,tigiation of the implact of the new garage on the existing
single family home., and the right-of-way question, 'it appears from our
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examination that the proposed renovation and improvement represents a
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reasonable approach to improve the utilization of the property and the
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Parjish Admff'U'sitratioon Center/Rectory
Ch�ur,ch of Sit. Roise of Lima,
21048 North Hamline, Avenue
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Roseville, MM*nesota.
Convert a very under-utilized 26, cell convent at the corner of Hamline Avenue and
Skillman to a Parish Administration Center and Rectory. The existing rectory will
then serve as the convent.1
3,v First Floor
A. Convert commons area, dining, and kitchen areas to new
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Chapel area to remain as 'is,
40 Second Floor
A. Completely remove all 26, rooms partitions; stairs to remain.
Construct 3 new suities for resident priests; one guest room,
one hoes liekeeper, lounge and new kitchen dining and commons
areas.
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A# A, new, 4 stop hydraulic elevator will be installed to serve thz
resident priests, and handicapped plersions. With this elevator,
handicapped persons maiy now have access through the tunnel
to the exi"Istingi school cafeterla.
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P ROVAL.
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Hamline, Liquior's Inc,, (Thomas Wilmus) has made appilLcation for an off.
sale liquor license for a liquor, store to be locat,ed 'in the Hamline
Sihopp l'in,lg Center.
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0 REQUEST -FOR COUNCIL ACTION It
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AGENDA SE'C�TIO,N�: ORIGINATING DEPIT./DIV,' DEPT. HEAD APPRONML.
Hearin, s A(hnin istrat 'loin
ITEI�M N�O.: ITEM DESCRIPTION' Graham, Investment, Inc. app lication for off- MGR^VIEWED/REC MMEY-4-
sale li"quor license at 1706, N. Lexington, Ave.
Graham. Investment In,c.1 (Robert Graham) has made. application for an
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Lq,uor license to operate a liquor store "n the Lexington
off-sale 13' 1, 0, 1
Plaza, Shopping. Center.
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The Poilicie, investigation show's no, reason why, the license should not
be issued.1 The results of' the City attorney's, review of the applicat-
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COUNCIL ACTION' REQUESTED: Motion approving/ denying Graham Investment Inc.
application, for off-sal,e liquor license at 1706
North Lexington Avenue.
---- DATE. 8/13/84
REQUEST FOR' COUNCIL ACTION
DATE: � 8/13/84
REQUE,ST'FOR COUNCIL ACTION
The Planning Commission, at 'its August 1st, mee ng,,, continued T.G,,I, Friday's
request for rezoning and special use permit at, 2655 Snelling Frontage Road
as to the September 5. 1984, Planning Commission meeting.
Attached, is the Planner's report.,
COUNCIL ACTION UQUESTED9 Motion continuing T,G,,I, iday's request
for rezoning and special use permit at 2655
Snelling Front,aize Road East to the September 10�,
1984 Council meeting.
REQUEST t 8/1L.84
FOR COUNCIL, ACTION
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: Motion continuing TGI Thursday's Inc. d/b/a
T.G.I. FTidays application, foT on-sale and
a
special Sunday liquor licenses at 2665 Snelling
Avenue Frontage Road, East, to the Council meeting
of September l0th,-, 19840
REQUE.�ST FO�R COU�NC�IL ACTION
AGENDA SECTION'. ORIGINATING DEPTIDIV.:
Communications and Petitions I Adm in IL s t ra,t 1- Oil
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Enclosed is a, news release which would, be pro vid, ed.by Recycling Una. l".mited
if the program is approved by the City. Also enclosed is an ordinance
f ycling organ,*zat*ons from the trash receptable
exemptlng noin-,pr,o it, rec 1 1
and licensing requirements of the City code. Tlie ordinance permits non-
profit recycling organizations, approved by the City Manager, to pick up
and reprocess metal, glass, paper, automobile oil, and batteries.
i�f the Council diecides to permit this program, the following motion is
sugglest,ed,:
Motion adopting ordinance amending chapters 140
and 141 of the City, Code exempting non-profit
recycling organizations from the requirements
of the garbage rubbi'sh, and trash collectors
requirements of' the City Code,
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C�ITY OF ROSEVILLE
ORDINANCE NO.
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The City Counicil of the, City of Roseville does heirelbly ordain:
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Chapter 140 of the City Code of the City of Roseville 'is amended by addine
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a, new Secti*on 140.120, to read as follows:
fir- ctilion 141.010 of the City Code, of' the City of Roseville is amended •
read as follows:
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14L,0109 License Required.i No Person shall collect garbag.
or rubbish without a license to To'sio as requ,ired bIy this Chapter, an
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payment of the license fee. The licensing requirement of this Sectio
shall not a, 1plly to
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and approved by the City Manager.
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This Ordinance shall be in full, force and effect from and after its passage
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PASSED by the, City Council of the City of Roseville this day of
-9 19,84*
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Manager
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Attached 'is a request from Housing All ounce to, approve a Memorand-um of
Understanding for, the Housing All-.any Project.,
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This Memorandum was presien,ted to the staff on Friday and is presently being
removed, by, the City Attorney and Bond Council.
Representatives friom, Housing Alliance will be present. at the Council
meeting,
COJACIL ACTION REQUESTED*- Motion tic) aut�h,orize the Mayor and City Manager-
to execute, the Memorandum of Understanding for
the Housing Alliance ProjectO Cam
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ROBERT J. DEIKE
Attorney at Law
August 10, 1984' ,
Mri. James Andre
City Manager
City of Roseville
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2660 Civic Center Drive,
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CHARTERED
470 Pillsbury (7cmer, M�in,nicaipoilis. Mirtricsota 55402
Telephone: 611'338- t 1771
Pursuant, to your request at our meeting this morin,mg, en,cilosed please find the
revised copy of Memorandum olfUnderstanding i, i or the Housing Alliance RosevillIe
Project which we would like to, be considered by, the City Council at its meeting on
Monday, August 13, 19841.
Once again, the Me m,ora,ndu m of Understanding doles nolt and, is not 'intended to b ffild
the City to, take affirmative action on the tax increment financing plan at its
?Ileptembeiri 10, 1,98i4, public hearing.1 We are, however, confident that the City will
do so.
Thank you for aH, of yourl assistance and, platience in this matter,., We look forward
to cointi i6nu ling to work wil th yiou and your sitaf f'on thi's worthwh i6le Dro 0 ectm
As J
Sincerely,
AV I I f
MEMORANDUM OF' UNDERSTANDING
FOR THEI
HOUSING ALLIANCE ROSEVILLE PROJEJ
The Dielvelopeirl and, the City desire to, set, forth their present understanding
of the basime procedure which will be follolweid by the City and the Developer with
regard to the development lin the event that the City adopts the Plan at the
September 101, 1984,, publie h,ea,riong.
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AGENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV.: DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL.
Reports and Recommendations Administration,
ITEM NO.,: ITEM DESCRIPTION' Juanita Grayde,n request for preliminary plat MGR. REWFWED/RECO�M�EL,
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The Planning Commission, at its August, Ist meeting.,, voted 3 aye, 3 nay on a
motion riecommiending approval of juanit,a Grayiden's request for preliminary
,-lat at 212514 Western, with the following conditions.
1) That 10 feet, of' right-of-way be dedicated along CapJtol View..
2) That approval, be subject to staff review of topography and utilities.
3) That the gariage be r,emoveid or moved to a conforming location at—the
-%W JL�, 46 J. -L CL.L Plat-Ir e- btoql� im �o cl o 4i jai jvlti� zoa
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4i) That the, a ditional utillitlLes charges be paid.,
Attached 'is the Planner's report.
C10MCIL ACTION REQUESTED-,i Motion approving/ deny ing Juanita Grayden's
request for preliminary plat at 2254 Western,
with, conditions., if desired; and establishing
the Council Public haaring on the final plat
for the September 10, 1,9�84 Counc'l Meeting
DATE
CASE NUMBER:
,APPLICANT':
LOCATION:
ACTION REQUESTED:
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS,*,
I August 1984
1524-84"
Royal & Juanita Graydex
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Northeast Corner o f Capital View Driv,,,�
and Wesitern Avenue
Approval of Preliminary Plat
Tien, foot roadway dedication is needeld on the south property line of
the subdivisions T'ota,l right-of-way of 50 feet 'i's needed.
b, Additional charges will become due for storm sewer, sanitary sewer,,
and, watier..,
4. If approve d Planning Comissilon and Council may wilsh to consider the
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flollowi"ng clonditions.
a. Tien foot de'dication of ritght-of-wiay on the north side of Capital Vl*e
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Y ire sanitary sewer easement by the City,,
sub " V
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� roval of provisions for utiliti
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DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL.
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MGR "REVIEWED/ RECOM�MEN�DS'.
Attached are a, site plan an a map sholwl*nlg, affected property owners.
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: Moti8on approving/ denying Richard Wallions request.
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for minor variance to noirith side yard setback to
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AGEN�DA SECTION: ;ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV..
Reports and Recommendat 'ions Admin istrat ion,
ITEM NO.: ITEM DESCRIPTION.
'woe Glen Davidson request for minor v,ar 'lance
Y, at 1780 County Road C'-2
MGR. REVIEWED/ RECOMMEK
The Minor Variance Board, at, its August, Ist meeting, recommended approval of
Glen, Davildson's request for minor variance to rear yard setback to allow the
proposed house to be constructed within 1,5 feet of the rear yard property liane
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at 17'80 County Road C-211.i The ordinance requires a 30 foot setback,
Attached area site plan. and a map showing affected property owners,
COUNCIL ACTION REQMSTED: Motion approvi , ng/denying Glen Davidson's 'request
for minor variance to allow the construction of
a. house withl'n 15 feet of the,,rear yard property
130.ne at 1780 County Road C-2.
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Roseville is currently authorized 24 on sale Ii-quor Licenses 'including th4
,6i ap,prio�ved during the last legislative sesSlion, 17 licenses have been
approved, by the City and the T.G.I. Friday's Restaurant application will
be, considered. at the September 10th meeting,, The remaining 6 licenses
have been designated for use 'in the tax incriem,ent financing districts.
Two of those 61 licenses are limited to use by hotels.
The twio shopping centers located in the tax 'increment areas north of Rosedale
w ill probably each have two restaurants desiring -liquor 1 icenses, thereby using
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four of the six designated for the tax, increment area, If the Council
decides to amend the ordinance it may be most, appropriate to eliminate one
of' the Licenses designated for a hotel.
An additional, consideration is that T.,G.I,. Priday's is -reviewing their
appli,catioh for a restaurant on the Fine property and may decide to with-
d . w'. 'If that occurs there would be a liliquor license available and no
amendment to the ordinance would be neicessary at this time.
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August 61, 1984
sota ion under construction in Bloomington and should open in No-
vembleiri. Wie think Fuddr,ucklers would be a good citizen of the
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Rosievil,l,e community, and we would, appreciate your acting favorably
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on thiLs requesti
If' yiolu have any questions i or would, like us to make another pre�
sentat i on about the conicept to the,, City Counc 1"l, we would be happy
to, co,operatie i.
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DISCUS, CORPORATION
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CC, : Bill, Fine
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTID
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AGENDA ,G'ENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV..'
Reports and Recommendations Ac in istriat'ion
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ITEM NO,.,: ITEM DESCRIPTION" Grading and Fill Permit - George Reiling
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REQUESTFOR COUNCIL ACTION
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ORIGINATING DEPT./M."
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ITEM DESCRIPTION! Roger Van Bergen--application for on-sal-Wi
wine license at, 231,93 North Rice Street.
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Mr # Jbi Roger Van Bergen proposes to purchase the Gap Bar and is applying fol!
a wine 110,cense,
COUNCIL ACTION REQ,UEST'ED.0- Motion estabLishing a, Public hearing for th
meeting of Septembler 10th,, 1,984 to consider
Roger Van Bergen's application for on-sale
wine li"cense at 23931 N'. Rice Street.
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AGENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING IDEIPTi ,/DIV.:
REPORTS AND RROMMENDATIONS PUBLIC WORKS
ITEM NO. :1 ITEM DESCRIPTION. Agreement With - SEH for Consulting
Engineering on Bridge over I-35W, Pro". M'-84,-16
MEETING
DATE:
8/13/84
,TEPT. HEAD APPROVAL.
Last month,., the council reviewed proposals from, several consultants for their
engineering work in conjunction with the potential construction of a bridge
over I- 5W at County Road B-2. As the result of that meeting, council selected
the consulting firm of S,EH,, Incorporated, as, the preferred firm to provide this
service
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iscussions have been held with representatives of the firm to establish as clearly
as possoble I 1 1
I , the scope of the work and the Tesponsibility of all 'involved parties.
Negotiations on, payment-type and amounts, similarly occurred. As the result of
these, negotiations., a contract proposal has, been, submitted by the consultants. The
engineeiring staff has reviewedthis c,oin,triact and find it to be acceptable and recom-
mends itsi approval.
The total payments to the engineer for, the preliminary report phase is $422450.00,
The actual payment,, however, would be made on a payroll cost times the multiple
of 2.1 basis., The actual cost, therefore, may be less than the $42,450 figure.
Not, included in this figure are costs of' getting an aerial topographic map, soil
borings,., or the cost of getting land acquisition estimates,
The, work would 'include reviewing specific information, obtaining a land development
expert.,, meleting with the affected property owners,,, evaluating the alternatives, J"-
cluding land implact and 30.ts costs. It w,oluild then prepare -,pre 11 mi nary estImates'.
discuss, this with the appropriate individuals and make a recommendation as to the
alignment'," des ign, and expected cost of the bridge.
At thkct point the city could either, continue the Process into the final design and
Construction phase, delay, that decision, until, development occurs, or terminate the
project
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REQUESTED COUNCIL ACTION: Approval of a, motion approving an agreement -'for engi-
neering services, with Short, Elliott and Hendrickson,
incorporated, in cioinj i unct ion with work to be done on
proposed bridge over I-35W and County Road B-2. The
mayor and ci`.ty manager are authorized to slign the agree-
ment in behal,f of the City of Roseville,
AGENDA, SECTION
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
M NO.: IITEM DESCRIPTION.
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ORIGINATING DEPTJDIV.II
PUBLIC 'WOlRKSI
Rec,e ipt of Bids for Pattion Road
Project No. 84-18
MEETING
DATE 8/13/84
MA,
On Thursday,, August 9, 1,9i84, the city received bids for the construction of
Patton, Road cul de sac and utilllties,, located north of Co. Rd. C near the
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St. Ant,hon,y city bioirder. Nine bids were received as follows:
H* B'Vi H. Construction
$140,844.2
Encon Utilities
1562442o3
Roi-Sio
156,5887.0
Austin P. Keller
159.980090
Crossing, Inc.
1601639*2
Channel Construction
161,783.0
Orfei & Sons
167J33.4
Burschville Construction
170,424.7
Contracting
173 211.9,,
H1. B. H. Cons truction was low bidder with a total bid of $140,844,20. This is
si if'cantly lies's than -the engineer's estimate of $162,000.00. Short, Elliott
and Hendr'cksioln
1 . the consulting engineer hired to, design and oversee construc-
oin of' this project, has reviewed H.B.H.'s creidentuals and find them acceptable
for warrant .
As not,eid in, the a i eport and previous coorespondence to council.,
staff has had some concern due to the high, projected, assessments for this proiect
or
that t,heisie assessments could be sustained 'if cih,all,anged by the property owners.
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To, gu,a,rld against such a risk, 'it was suggested that an assessment hearing be held
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after receg bids, but prior to award of the contract, to establish the assess-
ments before committing to public expen.diture for the project.
RECOMMEDNED ACTION: Adoption of a resolution, accepting the bid of H.B.H Con.
struction in the amolu,nt, of $140,844.20 for the construction
of Piatton Road street and, utilitiest Roseville improvement
84-18,
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AGENDA SECTION. ORIGINATING, DEPIT./DIV.:
REPORTS AND, RECOMMENDATIONS, I PUBLIC, WORKS
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DEPT, HEAD APPROVAL,
ITEM NO.'. ITEM DESCRIPTION! MGR. REVIEWED/ IRECONIMEi�
Storm Drain Modification in the
je:::� Marion/Transit Area, Project ST"84-23
In 1981, the city was contriacted b y the homeowners in- the area between the Galtier
and Marion cud, de, sa,cs.1 They were having a problem in their backyards of water
standing for some time during heavy rainfalls and of flows backing up from the storm
dTain, into their rear, yards. After meeting with the property owners, attempts were
made to improve the situation by modifying the catch basin that was located at the
low point in these rear yards.
Upon, being notified of' this the engineering, staff met with the citizens to find out
exactly what had happened and the extent ,of the problem. Surveys were then made on
the yards and streets, involved. Calculations of all, how water flowed during this
event, were donee in order, to determine the cause.,
?ECOITITEADED COUNCIL ACTION: Approval of Project ST-84-23 to modify the stor
drainage system,34Ln the Marlion/Transit area via
Alternative A wiith, funding to be supplied by th
storm, drainage utity, Bids are approved for
recelpt on, September 181, 1984.
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AGENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING �DEPIT. / DIV.
REPORTS AN�D RECOMMENDATIONS
PUBLIC' W�O�RKS
ITEM DESCRIPTION. Receipt of Petition to Reconstruct Eldrl*.dge
Avenue East of Fairview to the deadeind and Wheeler Street
f-ri-m-wk, qi
1EPT. HEAD APPROVAL-�
M GR. REV I EWED / RECOM MENDS!
The ne action would be to authomeze staff to prepare a feasibility study for
thi's project, If' ultimately approved,.,, it ims likely this street would be in-
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n, umble r ol f owners of property affectcd by makin(T of the improvement pet't'oned for,
Dated'. BY City Manager
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EXTRACT' OF MINUTES OP MEETING OF' THE, CITY COUNCIL
OF ROSEVILLE., MINNESOTA I ELE
August I, I'
.n cy G I nn
64'9' Shryer
Evan 3.
gelone Schroeder (R)
257 S Mc,Carr,ons
a,ri aret Minarik
1,844, Alta i Drs
Rosemary
569 Shryer
Dorothy Smith
555, er r
Precinct
Ann Whit er halrman E'
1610 Maple Lan
Barbara
Farrington
Shirley Yates (D)
2927 MaTion
Mary Lunzer (D)
2873 Gialtier
Rosemary Johnson (D)
21,779 it �nia
Lols Smiland
512 Iona Lane
Lorraine Fenner (R)
349 Si.i Owasso Blvd,
Betty Foley (R)
3053 Sandy Hook
Annette P'ra 1 (D' ) H Skowland
560 Ryan 2536 Matilda
Pat Braaten - Alteriiate R Sher- Trout (R)
548, Shryer 341 W Co. Rd. -
RESOLUTION NO,
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Loleta DeBoride - AIternatie (D)
2780 Virginia
Ward, Sianfoird ('R)
26,58 Westw,olod Vilig
Liz Heisler, Chairman (R)
12017 Summer
Betty ChrliLstiansien (R)
1829 A,glen (1,1,/6/18,4 only')
Darlene Sigstaid (R)
992 Draper
Shirley Petersion ('R)
18210, Alg,len (11/161/84 only)
Dorothy, Eingen (R)
11,74 Autumn
Mary Lou Christofore (D)
10312 Draper
Ruth Huber (D)
,8 0 0 W. Cllo Rd oi B
El iziableth Mc,Ken,ney (D)
1307 Skillman
Lorraine Hol,l (D)
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1300 Skiliman
Betty 'aril son - Alternate (R,)
11,91 Shr
Judy Stuthman - Alte:mate (D)
1885, Fe iood
Precinct, 4
Jean Swesey Chairman (D)
110,08, Transit
Laverne Basimich (Di)
10,26 Woodlynn,
Esther, Bern,tsen (D)
1706, Heinel Dr.
Hiarri's (R)
771 W, Col Rid, Bi-2
Precinct 4_
Precinct 5
MI S 0 L,UT I ON NO t
1912
Precinct 6
Precinct 7
Virginia Danielson,, Chairman (R)
1,205 Laurie Rd,si
Clara, Asp (D)
5.
1947 Westwood Circle
Virginia Gibson, (R,)
3001, N. Pascal
Agatha Sellner (D)
26 Mid Oaks Lane
Jerry King (R),
11,71 Sextant
Barbara Sherek - Alternate (R)
18612 Gluek Lane
Betty R"- char ds, (R,)
145,9 Cl,armar
Robert, Boyer - Alternate
(D)
1737 Shryer
Laurie, Henry, (R)
1,149 Sextant
Precinct 8
Kathleen Shearon (D)
2820 N., Huron
Carolyn Cushing,, Chairman
(R)
30,31 Simpson
�Carol, Kanmueller (D)
28.1581 N., flurion
Nancy Irs eld (R)i
17'514 Maple Lane
Loretta, Fleshier (D)
211774 N. Huron
Sally Brown (R)
1737' Maple Lane
C�arol,e, Michels, (D)
278,7 Dellwood,
Sandy Brennom (R)
17176 Shorewood Curve
Marl use -1 Alternate ('R)
133,5 Willow Lane
Gloria Boyer (D)
257'9 Aldine
Coillet,ta Ette,n - Alternate (D)
2806, Diellwoo�d,
Gl,oria, Tynesen (D)
16,43 Stanbridge
Precinct 7
Kathleen Ortloff (D)
21161,2 Herschel
Karen Mitka,,, Chairman. (R)
N, Rowood Lane
2'142 se
Carole Erickson (D)
292'5 Mildred Dr.
Helen Routhe (R,)
1850 Draper
Maureen Krinke (D)
2909 Troseth Rd.
Eliallne Pope (R)
17016, Eldridge
Janell Omodt - Alternate
(R)
30013 N. Snelling
Maysel Guenther (R)i
19 8 1,11 d Oaks, Lane
Precinct 9
Muriel Wamstaff. (R)
Arlene Grande, Chairman
(R)
2195 N. R,osewood Lane
2393 N. Victori'La
Judy Rosenblatt (D)
Marjorie Morse (R)
21,225 Drapier
652 W Co. Rd. B-2
Karen Bondy, (D)
18561 Ryan,
RESOLUTION NO,
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Precinct ,9
Irene Hockemeyer (R)
325 Capitol View
Jean Schmidt (R)
2242 N. Oxford,
Geraldine col dow ('R)
888W, Hwy 36
Judy Hinrichs (Di)
441 Sextant.
Jane Marshall (D)
469 Grandview
Geraldine Hang , (D)
39�5 W. Ninniesi got
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Sally Sim-undsion, (D)
2407 Irune
Mary, Turcottle, - Alternate (R)
2345 Matilda
Mark Cooper (W Alternate
212 W Co Rid, C
The motion, for the adoptilion. of the foregoing resollution was duly seconded by
Member 0
.. and upon a, vote, be'ing, taken th,ereon,, the following voted 'in favor,
and the f'ollowing voted ag airs t the same:
WHEREUPON, said resolution, was declared duly passed and adopted.
'AITNESIS MY HAND and the seal, of' sai-id City this 24th day of August, 198Y7
City Manager
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8/13/84"
DATE.
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACT-ION
1) DiScus of Roseville request for special use, permi't, division of
lot.- and variance at 27'50 Snelli'ing Frontage �Road East, The
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applicant proposes to construct a Fluddruckers restaurant on the
site.
COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED,,,- Motion referring the above application
to the September 51, 1,984 Planning Commission
Meeting, and establishing the Council public
hearing for Septembier 10, 1984.
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AGENDA, -SECTION* ORIGINATING DEPT./DIV."
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Reports and, Rie commend, ati ons Finance
icens,e for Jiminy Cricket's, Pizza
IM NO,.'. ITEM DESCRIPTION!
E- I tqj" Malt, Beverage Li
. DATE' - 8/13/81
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J'aime Ll. Arrigonil on behalf of Jiminy Cricket's Plizza,, 2813 No. Hamline',
has applied for an On Saile Malt Beveira,ge License., The Chief of Police..
has reviewed, the, application and finds iioi reason, why it could not be
issued .
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Mot]".1on (P�"roving), (denying) the On Sale M41t Beverage License for Jiminricklet's Pizza, 281,3 N'o.1 Hamline,
REQU�EST FOR COU�NCI�L ACTION
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AGENDA, SECTION.'i GRIGINATING D,EPT.,/DIV.'.'
Replorts, and Recommendations Finance
ITEM NO:, ITEM DESCRIPTION.
Gambling license for B-Dale Mens Club
DATE' 8/1S/84
-AGR. REVL,f1jED/ REC"OMMEN��
Gregory A, Peterson on blehalf of the B-Dale Mens Club
21001 D le St.
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le for a gam,bli U
a ., has apip I i I icenses,
(Tiop, Board and, Ra,fflie), The Police Chief has reviewe
the Appl 1 icati, loin andi finds no reason why 'it should not
Ife issued. I
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Motion (approving) (denying) the gambling 1 license, for B-Da,le
Mens Club3, 2100 No. Dale
DATE 8/13/84
"WEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
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D' Anne Is Market
21 0, No D a,l e
Grocery
C1, g:rest to - over the counter
Delarned's Inc*
30'9 2 Lexington
Beauty Shop
Ind,ianhead Truck Line
1947 W. Co., Rd. C
as Pumps, -private
SuperamerioLcia
12271 W. Larpenteur
Grocery
Cigarette �ovier the counter
has Sta,t 16on
Vending Machinie
Laundreaux
1930 Summer St.1
Ci,lgarette Machine
Simeks, Meat
17'17 Rice St.
Grocery
Biautch Disposal
102,64 Xyllote St.
N. E W Mp I si . MN SS14 34
Garbage/Rubbish Hauling
DEPT, HEAD APPROVAL.
MGR. REVIEWED/
Rainbow Foods
1,2101 W. Larpenteur
Grocery
Cigarette�over the cuunter
Malt Beverage-off sale
Restaurant -short order
Red Lobster
2330 Prior Ave.
Restaurant -meals
Cigarette Machine
Pasquale's
254 Rosedale Center
Restaurant-meals
Learn ing Tree
2186 Fairview Ave
Roseville, MN 55113
Restaurant-meals
Augies Inc.
1900 W., Co. Rd. C
Food-Mfg.,, Dist., Etc,
Gas Pumps-private
Mobile Vendors
Ciogarette-over the counter
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La Patisseri,e
145 Rosedale Center,
LIB ,�.iestauant-shoirt order
J10miany Criket's Pizza
2813 No. Hiamline
Restaurant-meals
Mu,s i1c Machine,
Amusement Device (,3)
Country Kitchen
2257 R *1 ce St .
Restaurant-Meals
C' ii are t, a'- machine
China Restaurant
2811 Haml,J*Lne
Restaurant-meals
Target Stories
jS15 W. Co., Rd. ■
Firearms
Country Club Miarkets
11,517' Laripenteur
Groicery
CiLyarette-over the counter
Ga
Vending
Malt Bieverage uff sale
Knowland,s,
Cigarette -ovier the counter
Malt Beveralge-off sale
Griocery
The 'Wolruierfu,l Muffler Man,
298,9i No, Rice
Gas Sta,t ion
Triu,ck and Trailer R ental
Doin mil
dson I s
Roseldale
Rest, aurani't -me al:5-
Top Quality Foods, Inc.
1930 Co. Rd. C
Food: Mfg., Dist., Etc,,
Cookie Factory
Rosedale Center
Bakery
Roseville Crossing
2295 No. Rice St.
Restaurant -meals
Cigarette Machine
oetty Self-Serv, Station
11681 No. Lexington
Gas Station
Cigarette-over the counter
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P.O., Box 83'103
Ros eery lle$1 MN 5511,3
-6ATE-. 8-13-84
FNEQUEST FOR' COU�NCIL, ACTION
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COUNCIL BILLS -G. 8/13/84
94061
Minnesota Twins
7/23
259.00
914062
Minnesota Twins
7/213
289 * 00
94 6 3
Quality Wine and, Spy. rlits Co.
7/ 2 3
614.72
914064,
FPS,
x/213
413.46
914065
F'AA
7/24
300,00
94066
Saints Roller Skating
71/26
98,75
940617
Host,iess Thrift Shop
7/2 6
25. 00
94068
Jacks, Meals,
7/26
32,00
9140169
Old Dutch Flood
71/26
16.00
9140 710
City of Rosevi,lle' - Petty,
Clash - Rec.
7/26
35.00
940 71
Mary Kay, Conway,
7/26
178.50
949 72
Myron, ',McM,asiter
7/26
482.00
940713
Blartion Flox Films
71/26
311.70
940 74
Government Training Service,
7/127
225.00
940 75
Northwestern Bell
7/27
4,704-17
94976
A T & 'T Info, Systems
7/27
1,155.94
94077
A T & T Info Systems
7/27
38.80
940 7'8
Anthony, Thury
7/130
33,00
94079
Mike Urmann,
7/310
33.00
940810
Jeffrey Schadegg
7/13,0
33,00
1940,81
Joel Hewitt
7/30
33.00
94082
Richard, Sullivan
7/130
33,00
940,83
Robert, Mu#liy
7/ 30
33,00-
94084
Combined Financial G-roup-YSB
7/130
965,33
94085
St., Paul Dispatch, - YS3
7/30
58.50
94086
Washington National, Ins. Co.
YSB
7/30
885.38
19 40 8 71
Northwestern Bell - YSB
7/30
51,96
94,088,
A T & T Info Systems - YSB
7/30
87.40
949 9
Northwestern Bell - Y'S,B
7/30
252.82
940910
Minn., Dept. of Correct-ions
YSB
7/130
15.00
940911,
John Sullivan - YS3
7/30
40.00
940912
Ed. Phillips & 51 Co.,
7/30
207,02
9401913
Quality Wine & Spirits Co.
7/130
631.26
94094
I101A Conference
7/30
375,50
940915
Mn, Publi'Lic, Fm . Labor Ref .
As s n, .1
7'/39
85.00
194,096
James F. Andre
7'/ 30
250.00
94097
Anoka Co. S ciwal Services,
71/30
425*00
94098
Speakers Showcase
7/31
160.00
194099
Postmaster.. St,. Paul
7/31
336* 00
9410
City of' Roseville - Payroll
Account
71/31
90 ,135 . 36
94101
North Star State Bank
7/31
16145.5 42
94102
North Star S t, at le I an,k
71/31
1 3306,30
94103
Commissioner of Revenue
7/31
8.0 790 * 0 8
941014
Comm iss, ioner of Revenue
7/31
313eO9
94105
VO I D
94106
Minnesota Mutual Lifel
7/31
647.00
94107
Minnesota State Retirement
Sys tlem ® DCPl
1
.572.00
941081
Sit, Treas, Soc., Sec., C�ont. Fd,.
31
81116.88
941019
City and Co. mpl. Cri. Union
7/ 31
89971.50
4
CHECK
3 • 4
410,41
355*
65*37lo73
TOTAL 651371
T
F 0 E
I L E,
P/E
3 0
N
0 L E
PAGE
VENDOR
NAME
CHECK
CHECK
NO w
TYPE
D ATE
NO 0
0605,3
JUDY SMITH
!
13
60,9
06054-
CRAIG MATHEWS
13/84
86091
06055
W LB N G KELLY
LAWN MAINT R,
8/13/84
86092
TYPE
TOTAL
4
CHECK
3 • 4
410,41
355*
65*37lo73
TOTAL 651371
94110
1 A Retirement C'orpi.
7/31
941,11
Minnesiota Ben ief nit
7/31
94112
Paul, J. Palkiowitch
7/31
113
Mutual BI it Life
8/3
9411,4
PrudentliaAIL
8/3
94115
Postmaster, St. Paul
8/7
94116
Griggs, Coloper 4 Co, Inc.
8,/7
19 4,1,17'
Ed,. Phillips & Sons Co.
8/7
94118
Quality Wine and Spirits Co.,
8/7
94119
Northern States, Power, Co.
8/7
94121 11 0
State Treasurer
8/7
914121,
Al Heinz
8/7
914122
Intier. Conf. of' Blidg. Offic.
8/7
9412113
Peterson., Bell, & Con rise
8/7
941,24
H11ealth Resource Comm. Serv,. Ct
8/7
94125
Chris Clemens
8/7
94126
Robert Bierscheid,
8/7
94,127
Mi,ke Malone
8/7
9412118
Kathy Kritta
8/7
914129
Everett Anderson
8/7
94130
Jack Mansion
8/'7
94131
Ken Swansion
8/7
94132
Don Oviellettle
8/7
94,133
Jody Lehner,
8/7
94134
Cliris Clauson, YS B
8/7
941315
Mary Kay Wood YS B
8/7
914136
Gwen Zehm - YS8
8/7
914137
St & Paul Dispatch - YSB
8/7
94133
Joe Yantes
941,39,
F'r'an Ryan, - Y
81/7
94,1,4,0,
Ron Taylor - YSB
8/7
94141
Charles Hellberg '- Y'S B
8/7
94,142,
Jeanne Thompsion - YSB,
8/7
94143
Security Life In,s. Co. - YS B,
8/7
94144
Central, Nin., Police K-9 Assoc.
8/7
94145
Nfetro, Insp. Servicies
8/7
194146,
Metro Waste Control, Comm.,
8�/ 7
94147
State Treasurer
8,/7
94148
Doug fluisken
8/8
9141419
LaB,ellcls
8/8
914 150
International GF'OA Career
Develop. Ctr.
8/8
94151
AmerioLcans Abroad
8/8
94,1521,
City of' Roseville - Petty
Cash - Flin,
810
rM
914 15 a
no l an "'s
8/10
194154
Knowlan's, per Market,
8/10
1941,551
13 1 ueme 1 Is, T'ree 4 Landscape Ser
Inc.
8/10
94156
Ifealy-Ruff
8/10
94157
Fine Assocliates
8/10
941,58
Umicare Homes, Inc.
8/10
94159
Kerri Ann, Enghol,m
8/10
R
404,17
248,61
39.,31
3.9380-04
680664
1$000.00
275.20
203.49
998.90
24s893.IS
16,198.83
3S.00
9,00
4,600.00
71920.00
72,00
24.01
13.25
225.00
13*25
13.25
13.2S
12;686.,75
65,75
67.81
2lOsOO
177.45
SO,70
47,25
9*75
51,00
15,40
5,00
14,00
35.: 00
3 s 369 vOO
1-511147.00
ls043443
207.50
144.82
aamot
88.49
70.00
,f
v5 * 14
3 194. 05
4.172lo24
1,9753*36
51822.30
18,00
lit
CO�UNCIL BILLS, —G— 8/13/84
Howard DaJi1 r n, Associates
Buetow and Associates, Inc.
Nelson"s Office Supply - YS3
Ro,sevil,le IPC Plrint,l*,np,-YSB
St.1 Paul 13look, & Stationery-
YSB
John Sullivan - YOB
Mental, Health, Assoc, - Y'SB
Postmaster,,, St. Paul - YS,B
L' s Clausion
D.N',R., Construction, Co.
TOTAL
8�/ 10 2.9758v8O
8/10, 250aOO
01 40,65
8/10 20*00
8/10
33.45
8/10
35.75
8/10
11,25
8/110
40.00
81/10
47.50
8/10
28,t57O,39
COUNCIL BILLS -C- 8�/13/84
1410: Keller Construction Co. 8/10 $19,7018,,05
1411 Arnt, Construction Co... Inc. 8/1,0 363892.98
TOTAL $55)911.03
TOTAL $ 41708-07
COUNCIL BILLS -WC- 8/13/84
11613
Timothy Kluxdal
7'/26
$ 143.00
1164
Depit. of Labor & Industry
7/27
1 J401.00
1.165
Unity Medical Cente-r
7/27
250.00
1.166
St. Paul, Ramsey Med. Center,
7/27
418.00
1167
St. Johns, Hospital
7'/ 2 7
704,75
11618
Merle- Saunders
7'/ 31
668o,32
1 169
Linda Russell
7/31
922.00
1170
Ernest J. Slowada, M. D.
8/7
201,00
TOTAL $ 41708-07
REQUEST FOR COU�NCIL ACTION DATE' - 8113LS4' :;Nmuww
AGENDA SECTION' 70RIGINATING DEPTIDIV.' DEPT, HEAD APPROVAL,
Oridinanices, Admin i4stration
ITEM NO . ITEM DESCRIPTION"ordinance allowing Daycare Center's as special REVIEWED/ RECOMME�.
jo uses in all business districts, & 31n the Shoppiniz Center Distri" t*
Attached, "is, an ordinance al low iffing Daycare Centers as special uses In all
Business Distriicts and in the Shopping Center District, This was given
tentative approval at, the July d Clounci I Meeting,
A
COINCIL ACTION REQUESTED,., Motion adlopting an ordiinance allowing Daycare
Centers as, special uses 'in all Business Districts
and 'in the Shopping Center District.
IV*
Sec ti' on, 8. ,350 of the City od,e of the City of Roseville is amended by
adding a new paragraph ('19),, to read as, f'ol,low,s:
(1 91) Daycare Centers,
I.
'This Ordinance all be in full force and effect -from and after its
passa and publication.
ff-ASSED by the Clity Council of the �Cit,y, of' Roseville this day of
Ma�nag,e-r
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llwl� R.1 2 Oj � 0 9
lei @6111
AN ORDINANCE ANENDING11 UiE CITY CODE OF THE CITY' OF ROSEVILLE, BY AMENDING
THE ZONING, CODE AND ZONING MAP PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 16*010. l6e020, 16*030 AND
161411040, REC LASS A 11
OF CERTAIN � � I PROPERTY � r r �
I ,
I D DISTRICT (R-1) O 7WO-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT' (R�2)
14HEREAS., Pursuant, 'to Sections 16.010,, 16A20p i 16,040
' ,, the City Council by motion referred the same to the Planning
Commission; and
WHEREAS, 'THE PLANNING II upon, due noticei
held a public hearing
in s al ter iI day ix 4 # •
the City, Council and
WHEREAS,, the City Council, , after due notice, hel,d a public hearing on said
matter on the 23rd day of July, 1984, at, its regular meeting - and
#61 11111F q I
The City CounciJ of the City of vsevi' lle, Minnesota, does hereby ordain:
HP
'That ordinances, as amended pursuant to Sections, 16,010., 1640200 16.030s
,and 16.040�, of' the Zoning Code and Zoning Map thereiof', be further amended as
ORDINANCE NO.,
Lot 1, Block 1,, T.M., Connor Plat.
ble, and hereby 'is, rezoned, from r R-2,, and that e • Maps be
amended so that said, property is classified and zoned as R-2,,
This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its
1 0 0
ff-i-ASSED by the City Council of the C-Ity lolf Roseville, Minnesota, this
day of 198,4 ,
Mayor
ATTEST,
Manager