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April 12, 1995 Report No. 95-58
3.2 BEER LICENSE - HOPKINS JAYCEES
Proposed Action:
Staff recommends adoption of the following motion: Move
that the Hopkins City Council approve the 3.2 beer license
for the Hopkins Jaycees for Mainstreet Days, with the
condition that no beer be served after 12:30 a.m.
Overview:
The Hopkins Jaycees have applied for a 3.2 beer license for
Mainstreet Days, Friday, May 19th and Saturday, May 20th.
The Police Department has reviewed the application and can
. find no reason to deny.
Primary Issues to Consider:
0 Limit on the number of temporary licenses.
state law sets limits on cities when issuing temporary
liquor licenses. An organization is limited to three
temporary licenses in a calendar year. This 1S the
first temporary license for the Hopkins Jaycees in
1995.
0 Time limits on sales.
Staff recommends that the following condition be placed
on this license: No beer may be served after 12:30
a.m.
supporting Information:
The complete application and police report are
available from the City Clerk.
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Pat Gisb ne, Deputy City Clerk
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. April 24th, 1995 Council Report # 95-068
FIRST READING ADOPTION STATE BUILDING CODE
Proposed Action.
Staff recommends the following motion: Move to approve first
readinq of ordinance number 95-765 an ordinance arnendinq section
400 of the Hopkins City Code and adoptina the latest edition of
the State Buildinq Code.
Approval of this motion will approve a first reading of an
ordinance that will update the city's building code to the latest
standards required by state statutes.
OVerview.
Minnesota statutes require that all communities that enforce a
building code use the state Building code. Communities cannot be
more or less restrictive than the state Code.
The state from time to time updates the code to incorporate the
latest edition of the Uniform Building Code and includes new
state standards that take into account the latest building
technology. The state code was recently updated to include the
. 1994 Uniform Building Code. The code must be adopted by the City
to be properly enforced.
Included in the 1994 Uniform Building Code is an updated fee
schedule. This fee schedule will increase permit fees about 40%.
The city can modify this schedule. Hopkins Building permit fees
have not increased since 1985 and staff feels the new schedule
appropriate.
Primary issues to consider.
0 Should the updated fee schedule be modified?
0 What optional chapters of the code are included in the
recommended ordinance?
Supportinq documents.
o Proposed ordinance number 95-765
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Tom C. Anderson
Building Official
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. Primary issues to consider:
o Should the updated fee schedule be modified?
The city of Hopkins currently uses the 1988 Uniform Building Code
Table 3-A as its fee schedule. The fees in this table were based
on a study of actual code enforcement costs nationwide in 1983
and first printed in the 1985 Uniform Building Code. The fees
published in the 1985 code Table ]-A have not been updated until
the recent printing of Table I-A (formally 3-A) in the 1994
Uniform Building Code. The fee in the 1994 code was based on a
nationwide study of the costs of proper code enforcement in 1992.
A majority of the communities surveyed in Minnesota, two years
ago, used table 3-A for the fees they charged on building
permits. Most communities I talk to are intending or already have
adopted the new table 1-A. A few are planning to phase in the
fees over the next couple years.
When the fee study was put together in 1992, I was Chairman of
the Code Development Committee that studied these fees. I did a
fee comparison on Hopkins with respect to our actual enforcement
costs. The data was included in the nationwide study. The fee
study I did of Hopkins indicated that in order for us to cover
our enforcement costs an increase would be appropriate when the
1994 code table became available.
4It Staff believes the increase to the new table I-A is justified and
should be adopted without modification.
The following is a comparison of typical permit costs using the
existing fees and proposed fees;
TYPICAL HOPKINS CURRENT FEE PROPOSED FEE
CONSTRUCTION 1988 1994
ROOFING
$800 EST. CaNST. COST $21.40 $29,65
DECK
$1200 EST. CaNST. COST $48.45 $67.01
PORCHES
$2,500 EST. CaNST. COST $90.35 $124.59
ADDITION
$3,500 EST. CaNST. COST $105.70 $145.71
DETACHED GARAGE
e $6.000 EST. CaNST. COST $136.65 $188.21
NEW HOME
$100,000 EST. CONST. COST $1,105.18 $1,513.96
e 0 What optional chapters of the code are included in the
recommended ordinance?
Adoption of this ordinance will reaffirm and adopt all of the
Mandatory provisions of the state code and further, adopt
optional chapters 31 and 33. Chapter 31 establishes standards and
permits for membrane structures (air inflated) and chapter 33
excavation and grading.
optional Minnesota rule 1306, commonly referred to as Appendix E
optional Fire Sprinkler provisions, is Not included.
Alternatives.
0 Approve a first reading.
0 Table and request further information from staff.
0 Do not approve first reading. Following this course of
action may make the city's building code unenforceable 1n
court
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~ Ordinance No. 95-765
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO BUILDING, HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION
REGULATIONS AMENDING SECTION 400 OF THE HOPKINS CITY CODE
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Hopkins as follows:
SECTION 1. That Hopkins City Code is amended by revising sections
400.03 to read as follows:
400.03 Adoption of Minnesota State Buildino Code. Subdivision
1.Building Code. The Minnesota Sate Building Code, one copy of which
is on file in the offices of the city Clerk, has been adopted by
Minnesota statutes, section 16B.59 to 16.B7~~ as a Uniform Building
Code for the State. The state Building Code is hereby confirmed as the
building code of the city and is incorporated in this chapter as
completely as if set out in full.
Subd.2 Adoption bv reference. The July 1990 March 20th. 1995
edition of the Minnesota State Building Code, as amended, adopts by
reference certain codes, appendices, standards and supplemental
materials, THe following codes, appendices, standards and
supplemental materials are adopted by reference and incorporated into
this code as if fully set out at this point:
tit a) ~ ~ edition of the Uniform Building Code, identified
as "UBC"; Minnesota Rules Chapter 1305;
b) ~ ~ edition of the National Electric Code, identified
as "NEC", Minnesota Rules Chapter 1315;
c) 1987 ~~erie~n N~tion St~nd~rd S~fety Code for Blev~tor8,
Dumb...~i terD I EDc~l~ tor8 ~nd Hoving W~lh:o, identified :10 l\NSII
~17.1 1987; ond io ~n :1ffiendment to ch:1pter 51 of the DBC; 11inneooto
RuleD Chopter 1305; Elevators and related devices. Minnesota Rules
Chaoter 1307:
d) Minnesota Plumbing Code, Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1355,
parts 4715.2860; 4715.3900-.4100;
e) "Flood Proofing Regulations," June 1972, Office of the Chief
of Engineers, U.S. Army; Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1335, parts
1335.0200 to 1335.3100, and FPR sections 200.2 to 1405.3.
f) The 11inneDoto Uniform Mechanical Code 199~1 Edition.
Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1346;
g) The Minnesota l10del Energy Code, Minnesota ~~d.miniotrotive
Rules Chaoter 7670
. h) state of Minnesota Manufactured Home Rules identified as
Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1350;
~ i) Solar Energy systems, identified as Minnesota Rules, Chapter
1325;
j) Minnesota State Building Code, Technical Requirements for
Fallout Shelters, Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1330;
k) Minnesota statute Building Code, Variations in Snow Loads,
Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1365;
1) Minnesota Rules Chapter 1340, Facilitates for the
Handicapped;
m) ~ 1994 Uniform Building Code Appendix Chapters 35, 55,~nd
~ 3.Division I. Detention and Correctional Facilities: 12. Division
II. Sound Transmission Control: 29. Minimium Plumbina Fixtures:
31.Division II. Membrane Structures and 33. Excavation and Gradina;
n) Minnesota Plumbing Code, Minnesota Administrative Rule 4715
0) Rules relating to Public Swimming Pools, Minnesota Rules
4717.0100 to 4717.3900;
p) Minnesota State Building Code, Code Administration,
Minnesota Rules Chapter 1300.
4It q) Certification and Continuing Education of Building
Officials, Minnesota Rules Chapter 1301.
r) Building Construction and Sate Agency Construction Rules,
Minnesota Rules Chapter 1302.
s) Prefabricated structures, Minnesota Rules Chapter 1360L
tl Minnesota Rules Chanter 1370. storm Shelters.
Subd. 3. Buildinq Official. For purposes of this chapter the term
"Building Officialll means the city "Chief aBuilding -i.I.nspector".
Subd. 4. Buildinq Permits reauired. It is unlawful for any person
to perform any work regulated by this section without first having
obtained a license, if required, and a permit to do so, and paid all
the fees set out in Section +&4107, and Table ~~-A of the Uniform
Building Code.
This ordinance is effective subject to the following:
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. First Reading:
Second Reading:
Date of Publication:
Date Ordinance Takes Effect:
Charles D.Redepenning, Mayor
Attest:
James A. Genellie, City Clerk
Approved As To Form and Legality:
city Attorney Signature Date
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